Russell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Russell, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

RHS JAMS OUT Synchronicity Metal Health Thriller 1984 The Police Quiet Riot Michael Jackson Van Halen ADVICE COLUMN RHS REVIEWS THE MOVIES FAVES OF 1983-84 Risky Business Flashdance Christine Return of the Jedi Mr. Mom DUDS OF 1983-84 Sacred Ground Amittyville Horror 3-D Creepshow Return of the Ninja Smokey and the Bandit III If you’re a freshman, don’t sit on the radiators If you’re a sophomore, learn to like snakes If you’re a junior, don’t press your luck If you're a senior, party hearty! The RHS parking lot is cleaned off after an ice storm Freshmen sit on the radiators and don’t get in trouble by the upper-classmen Miss Lane’s government class falls asleep and she doesn’t notice Mrs. Bair doesn’t yell “shut up, people” to her journalism class 4 SUCCESS STORIES Kevin Ney becomes President of the U.S. Jon Dinkel becomes the next war hero Sarah Banker becomes the newest member of the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders Danica Arthur gets her own cartoon series Cat Woman’’ Twana Plum becomes the Fat Lady in a circus EXTRA.. NATIONAL Something-To-Do opened up McDonald’s came to Russell Tunes-N-Stuff opened up HOROSCOPE Your mom and dad will lengthen your curfew. Your parents go out of town, you have a party, and your neighbors promise not to tell. A Godfather’s Pizza will open up next to the school cafeteria .EXTRA LOCAL The Invasion of Grenada Marines in Lebanon Soviets shot down Korean airliner 5 LJWiliL: lilr llLLiliaULili President Linda Keys Don Brungardt Vice-President Jack Stoller Jack Nichols Richard Eggert Vivian Baxter Craig Landon aLltLIxLtlMltlili Dr. Boatwright Superintendent Dr. Tarrant Assistant Superintendent 6 UfttrLLliLijt Mr. Balthazor Vocal Music Mrs. Bair: Language Arts; Spanish Ms. Billings: Sp. Ed. Mr. Balding: Industrial Arts I Mr. Blehm: Photography 8 Mr. Chegwidden: Biology Mr. Covalt: Counselor Mrs. Castor Counselor Mrs. Line: Vocal Music 9 Mr. Crenshaw: Language Arts; Debate Mr. Daugherty: Industrial Arts Mrs. Earnest: Language Arts Mrs. Furney: Arts and Crafts Mr. Gandy: Auto Mechanics Mr. Gerstner: Librarian 10 -'A Mrs. Honomichl: P.E.; Science Miss Lane: Social Science Miss Lewallen: Sp. Ed. Mrs. Longoria: Language Arts; Social Sciences Mr. Maier: Business Mr. Lueth: Instrumental Music Mr. Miller: Computer; Math 4 - i i Aj s ■■ f Mr. Lyczak: Drivers Ed; Science Miss Mock: Home Ec 12 Mr. Niedenthal: Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Owens: Science; Math Mrs. Parks: Language Arts Para Mr. Perbeck: P.E. Mr. Ross: Social Science Ms. Schemper: Special Ed Para 13 Mr. Shank: Athletic Director: Math Mr. Underwood: Language Arts Mrs. Stahl: Business 2k Mr. Wetzel: Social Science Mrs. Taylor Special Ed Para. Mrs. Willson: Vocal Music 14 Back Row: Frances Wagner, June Homewood, Vivian Brandeburg, Theresa Dumler, and Retha Christians Front Row: Gert Flegler, Mary Long, and Lucille Riedel Willis Feil, Henry Schneider, Marlin Krug, Dorothy McRacken, Rick Romme, and Charles Mitchell f 15 Arlene Barth Judy Albrecht Marie Lahman Is my zipper really down? mqjqje Is this snake really poisonous??? Peek-A-Boo! Do you think they heard us? 16 Senior Debater Lance Speere Freshman debaters find all of is buried in books. the facts! Coach Crenshaw turns to make his reply. Shauna Hakerott, Tish Gilpin, and Barb Raben are buried in their reference books. The 1983-84 Debate squad from left to right, front to back, Tish Gilpin, Scott Boxberger, Daniel Krug, Susan McKenna, Lee Box- berger, Lance Speere, Shauna Hackerott, Bill Gooch, Anita Krug, and Mr. Crenshaw. United States should establish uniform rules govern- ing the procedures of all criminal courts in the nation was the debating topic for 1983-84. The debate team participated in nine tournaments and were the host team for regionals. Those students participating on the 1983-84 debate squad were Freshmen: Lea Boxberger, Scott Boxberger, Katrina Conn, Paul Forrester, Tish Gilpin, Bill Gooch, Shauna Hackerott, Anita Krug, Daniel Krug, Barb Raben; Sophomores: Susan McKenna, Ron Wasinger; Senior: Lance Speere. Their ad- visor is Mr. Crenshaw. The fast times at RHS are led by the Student Council officers and representatives. Leading the fast pace this year were: President Kevin Ney, Vice-President Kathy Nuss, Sec. Treasurer Jonette Betts, and Election Commissioner Jane Zachman. Helping to make 1983-84 a successful school year were Seniors: Danica Arthur, Sarah Banker, Amy Forrester, Keri Haberer, Susan Shank, Lance Speere; Juniors: Terry Batt, Karnelle Fogle, An- drea Krug, Charlene Krug, Sheryl Krug, Melissa Lyzcak; Sophomores: Kristen Fleger, Misti Keys, Kim McCrary, Matt Nichols, Ftachelle Wagner, Ron Wasinger; Freshmen: Matt Burkes, Bill Gooch, Tish Gilpin, Anita Krug, Danni Mairer, Steve Neal. From top to bottom: Kevin Ney, Kathy Nuss, Jonette Betts, Jane Zachman. Back row left to right: Keri Haberer, Amy For- rester. Front row: Susan Shank, Lance Speere, Danica Arthur. Back row left to right: Andrea Krug, Terry Batt, Sheryl Krug. Front row: Melissa Lyzcak, Charlene Krug, Karnelle Fogle. 18 Back row left to right: Kim McCrary, Matt Nichols, Back row left to right: Tish Gilpin, Danni Maier, Rachelle Wagner. Front row: Kristen Fleger, Misti Anita Krug. Front row Steve Neal, Bill Gooch. Keys. The fast times at RHS included many activities which were sponsored by Student Council. Homecoming was the big event of October. Spirit Days included Hat Day, Pajama Day, Super Hero Day, Hush Day, and the annual Red and Blue Day. Special class competitions were held in the gym throughout the year. The pumpkin cutup and scavenger hunt were the highlights of November. StuCo also sponsored the Faculty Breakfast and Winter Sports. They also began the wheels rolling towards the purchasing of a bronzed bronco Statue. Pictured above is Kevin, proofreading the Winter Wonderland invitations. Center: StuCo of- ficer, Jane Zachman shows off her school spirit. Left: Sarah Banker reads Thursday's announcements. 19 Leaving home to live in another country is often very tough. But making new friends, adjusting to a new environment, and having an open personality will help make the transition much smoother. Anne Mavropoulou, AFS student from Athens, Greece, knows all about making the switch to an American lifestyle. While in the United States, Anne has been living with the Wayne Steinert family. At Russell High School, Anne has been involved in athletics as well as academics. Through the year, Anne became a big part of the Class of 1984 and of Russell High. The halls will always seem a little quieter without her laughter and easy smile. While not involved in school work, Anne enjoyed cooking. Listening to the stereo was a Making her face reality, Kori forces Anne to taste her cooking, great way to relax. 20 The family cat was one of the Are you going to be late again? Looks like we made it! many friends Anne made. Anne displayed her abilities on the volleyball team. Jon and Anne get close. The Wayne Steinert family gained another daughter for 1983-84. 21 LLlLUliliLi; The Seminar Program is a component of the Special Education Department. This is the first year that all four grades at RHS have been included. The students who participated were: Sarah Raben, Amy Forrester, Lance Speere, Jane Zachman, Keri Haberer, Marc Elton, Kim Tar- rant, Andrea Krug, Sheryl Krug, Jana Mai, Wade Echer, Gaven Ludlow, Misti Keys, Matt Nichols, Tim Hutchings, Ron Wasinger, Danni Maier, Heather Werner, Paul Forrester, Scott Boxberger, Brian Gates, Daniel Krug, Barb Raben, Tish Gilpin, Anita Krug and Katrina Conn. Mrs. Brock, who is the group’s supervisor, aids in counseling in career choices and teaches advanced place- ment in some areas of study. Confused, Gaven? Just taking a break. Okay, Tim, act natural. Bad Day for Mrs. Brock Totally bored! 22 Too tired to smile. Hey, Twana, put on your red shoes and let’s dance! Dale and Kevin whistle while they work. Wade, Tim and Mrs. Brock compute smiles. 23 II Freshmen: — only ones who write secret admirer letters to seniors — make an effort to say “hi” to a senior — only ones in band whose instrument is bigger than they are — look forward to being a senior Freshman class officers from L to R — Matt Burkes, Anita Krug, and Billy Gooch. Tiffinie Anderson Linn Armstrong Mark Arthur Jerry Bachar Thomas Batt David Beagley Gerry Beck James Bond Lea Ann Boxberger Scott Boxberger Grant Brown Lisa Brown Todd Brown Matthew Burkes Stacie Camp Casey Campbell David Casper Janet Cleavenger Darin Coleman Katrina Conn 26 Tina Cotten Paula Courtois Amy Dawson Margaret Depiesse Rhonda Dickens Shane Dolezal Erin Flagler Tim Fogle Paul Forrester Jim Fowler Kelly Funk Terry Garcia Brian Gates Curt Giebler Michelle Giebler Tish Gilpin Billy Gooch Keith Haberer Shauna Hackerott Robert Hite “Fun, Fun, Fun,” says the Freshman P.E. class. A photographer steals a shot at Paula Courtois, Kelly Funk, and Kristin Schmitt. 27 Dawn Hull Letty Huntington Troy Hutchings Dean Janseen Anita Krug Daniel Krug Doug Langhofer Carl Larson DeAnn Leiker Marc Machin Christine Maier Danni Maier David Mantz Vincent Martin Tina Michaelis Michelle Mitchell Steve Neal Chad Parks Barbara Raben A typical day in the neighborhood with Kim Weimaster, Erin Flagler, and Dana Rohr. Copying again, Casey? 28 A big smile from Rhonda. All I need is a copy! Studying hard, Todd? Charles Schremmer Loren Schroeder Jill Seguine Windy Smith Sarah Untereiner Eric Wagner Kim Weimaster Heather Werner Delayn Wilson Julie Winter 29 Not pictured: Dell Deatherage, Annette Driscoll, Stewart Mason, Matthew Pick- ing, and Kevin Rankin. Sophomores: — only ones who drop their lunch trays twice during a week — have a later curfew than freshmen (10:30) — have graduated to sitting on the radiators — look forward to being a senior Sophomore class officers from left to right: Rachelle Wagner, Stuart Young, B. J. Hamel. Kim Anschutz Merceda Ares Lorri Arnold Wendy Bartell Cindy Bear Dina Becker Wayne Becker Stacy Bennington Jana Berens Paula Betts Kim Boxberger Collin Campbell Carl Cravens Leasha Dandridge Mark Davis Mike Davis Michelle Deines Bryan Dennett Lana Denning Mitchell Driscoll 30 Wade Echer Rhonda Erlich Daniel Endter Eric Endter Mark Ernst Matt Erwin Christine Farmer Kristen Flegler Michael Foster Teresa Froelich Randy Gideon Kelli Hahn B. J. Hamel Daniel Hancock Steven Hancock Liria Herman Rebecca Hulsey Timothy Hutchings Misti Keys Stacey Kraft Myra Loomis Kristina Luding Gaven Ludlow Moe Lyczak Kim McCrary 31 Michele McEvoy Susan McKenna Christy Martin Tessa Meis Mary Mermis Ryan Miller Catherine Miska Mike Moresco Matt Nichols Craig Norris Todd Nuss Mary Olsen Debra Prester Patricia Prim Laura Proffitt Eric Reddig Scott Reinhardt Jody Rohleder Deric Ross Tonya Schafer 32 Not pictured: Todd Bridges, Michelle Burger, Rocky Dana, and Chad White. David Schneider Marci Seago John Sechtem Charles Sellens Craig Sellens Herbie Shumaker Bobby Smith Catherine Snook Keith Stoppel Steve Trueblood Rachelle Wagner Ronald Wasinger Samantha Woods Stuart Young Robert Younger Thinking of Susan, Stuart? Who is it, Liria? Juniors: — have escalated to the premium, main hall lockers — are given the privilege of decorating for Prom and can even attend — can now legally drive to and from school... indirectly — look forward to being a senior Junior class officers from L to R — Tom Wells, Terry Batt, and Tarry Weese. Sam Ayres Doug Banks Terry Batt Star Blanke Steve Boltin Perry Boxberger Johnny Boyd Misty Brown Stacy Brown James Christians Joel Cleavenger Peter Cochran Barbara Craven Cindi Davis Denise Denning Dale Dietz Marc Elton Karnelle Fogle Bryan Fritz James Gewecke 34 Joey Hendrich Frank Herbel Rebecca Hockman Amber Hull Scott Jensen Monty Kaufman Melissa Kilian Stuart Kilian Jack Krouse Andrea Krug Charlene Krug Randal Krug Shellie Krug Sheryl Krug Catherine Larson Daniel Leiker Kristy Line Melissa Lyczak Janalee Mai Judith Martin Sexy legs, Mark and Tom!!! Melissa and Ramona deep in discussion. 35 Kevin Martin Todd Michel Lana Misner Brad Neal Corby Novotny Tonja Nuss Todd Parks Mike Praytor Jerry Ptacek Robert Reynolds Deana Root Jeff Rosenberg Gina Schmidt Michael Schoech Sharon Schoenberger Hats off (or one) to the Juniors! Tonja and Ramona cruise the halls of R.H.S. Kathy Schremmer Bruce Schumacher Phillip Sechtem Mark Sellens Mark Smith Kori Steinert Steve Steinle Mike Strecker James Strieker Kim Tarrant 36 Cheryl Thompson James Tilton Mark Totten Beverly Vasey Kevin Wagner T arry Weese Mike Weimaster R. D. Wells Tom Wells Kevin White Paige White Nanci Willson Ramona Ziegler Sheryl Krug’s super-hero, Chicken Man. Mike Praytor flashes us one of his smiles. 37 Tammy Albrecht TonyArnhold Danica Arthur Sarah Banker Duane Banks Darin Becker President Amy Forrester, Secretary- Treasurer Valerie Most, Vice President Jonette Betts Robert Bean Patrick Bender Jonette Betts Gary Bowser Tim Boxberger Julie Brandeberry 38 Earl Carey Ginger Caster Linda Clark Beth Davis Jolene Depiesse Marvin Dickens Perry Dietz Jerry Dillon Jon Dinkel Esther Ehrlich Shelly Ehrlich Eric Elton Picture Not Available 39 Troy Ewers Karen Finnesy Curtis Fisher Amy Forrester DeAnna Gideon Karma Gier Keri Haberer Douglas Hecker Devera Helwer Sharon Huntington Cindy (Bender) Jeffries Laina Kennedy 40 Steven Kennedy John Kocab Ricky Kolterman Kathy Kuehn Lee Kuhlmann Karen Maier Monte Maier Anne Mavropoulou Cecil Mashburn Valerie Most Dawn Nestler Kevin Ney 41 Rhonda Nichols Todd Nicholson Brian Nowak Stacey Oden Kathryn Nuss Picture Not Available Twana Plum Joseph Proffitt Sarah Raben Kelly Resley Stephen Riney Pamela Rogg Laurie Sawyer 42 Denna Schneider Shane Shultz Lance Speere Micheal Stoppel Lloyd Wade Darren Voos Tim Wells 43 Stephanie Will Scott Williams Verlin Yarmer Jane Zachman tldillili OLijLjl UJGlr'L Time has gone by fast for the seniors of “84 . Their lives may be routine now but soon there will be many changes occuring. The seventy-three fortune tellers of the class of 84'’ have foretold that the following couples as most likely to ... Clockwise, on this page, most likely to succeed are Kathy Nuss and Kevin Ney. Valerie Most and Kelly Resley are to become famous athletes in their futures. The two who are likely not to have any financial problems are Pam Rogg and Lance Speere. The two who will be around the longest will be Sarah Raben and Brian Nowak. 44 Clockwise, from the top of the page is, the famous actress and actor Amy Forrester and Steve Kennedy. The couple foretold to change the most in the future is Keri Haberer and Troy Ewers. Staying the same will be Lin- da Clark and Ricky Kolterman. Beth Davis and Mike Stoppel are to live in Russell the rest of their lives. Julie Brandeberry and Jon Dinkel are to live the furthest away from home. The two to have their works in museums as famous artists are Danica Arthur and Scott Williams. 45 The RHS football team highlighted the 1983 Homecoming festivities with a 21-7 victory over the Nicker- son Panthers. The theme for the week’s activities was Bronco Mania. Spirit week days were “Pajama Day, Hush Day,” Superhero Villian Day, and our traditional Red and Blue Day.” The snakedance and bonfire were held Thursday evening to set the stage for our Homecoming day events. The RHS Band led the parade of students down the street to the sound of the Bronco Fight song. The cheerleaders, following the truck of football players, pulled the stjdents around the streets of Russell and back to Shaffer Field for the bonfire. Senior whitewash was held following the bonfire, and eventually, the Seniors managed to mount their outhouse above the RHS gym entrance. Homecoming day events were marked by the Seniors winning the float competition, and the Freshmen capturing second. The crowning of Homecoming Royalty was held during pre-game. Kelly Resley and Julie Brandeberry reigned as King and Queen for the evening’s festivities. Other candidates were Danica Arthur and Jon Dinkel, and Kathy Kuehn and Scotty Williams. Attendants were Stephanie Will and Curtis Fisher, Seniors, Kristy Line and Phillip Sechtem, Juniors, Tessa Meis and Bryan Dennett, Sophomores, and Erin Flagler and Charles Schremmer, Freshmen. 46 Counterclockwise from above: Danica and Sarah take a day to be superheros. Homecoming truck features a well-prepared team. The Seniors had a winning order with Chicken McPanthers. The RHS snake takes a break. Tom Wells: Ready for bed? 47 Notes again? Good Jana, but different! California Dreaming!!! LiaLLVt: Okay you can quit studying, they’re gone. Got my thinking cap on. 48 The Bronco Football team improved under the direction of Coach Ross and assistants Perbeck, Riffel, Wetzel, and Gandy. Tri-captains for the squad were Jon Dinkel, Kelly Resley, and Mike Stoppel. Members were: Jerry Ptacek, Jon Dinkel, Pat Bender, Kevin White, Brad Neal, Steve Neal, Monty Kaufman, Mike Moresco, Mike Stoppel, Chad White, Eric Reddig, Mike Davis, Stuart Kilian, Rocky Dana, Jody Rohleder, Tom Wells, Bryan Fritz, Deric Ross, B. J. Hamel, Gaven Ludlow, Pete Cochran, Keith Stoppel, Mike Praytor, Doug Hecker, Herbie Shumaker, Doug Langhofer, Brian Nowak, Phil Sechtem, Steve Boltin, Matt Nichols, Craig Norris, Mark Totten, Kelly Resley, Tim Wells, Bryan Dennett, Chuck Sellens, and Manager, Ricky Kolterman. 50 Left: Definite concern from the bench Middle left: Soap Scrimage action. Middle right: The ball is in good hands. Bottom left: Panthers made the tackle, but Broncos won the game. Bottom right: Jon Dinkel dives for a tackle. 51 Above left: Kim Tarrant goes up for a spike. Below left: Time out for strategy. Above right: Senior players, Danica Arthur, Valerie Most, Jonette Betts, Anne Mavropoulou, Tammy Albrecht, and Amy Forrester. Below right: Chrissy Farmer in Junior Varsity action. Team Members: Front row, Anne Mavropoulou, Amy Forrester, Valerie Most, Danica Arthur, Jonette Betts, and Tammy Albrecht; second row, Samantha Woods, Mary Mermis, Michelle Deines, Kim Tarrant, Kathy Schremmer, Deana Root, Chrissy Farmer, Rachelle Wagner, and Chris Luding; back row, Coach J. D. Most, Lea Boxberger, Danni Maier, Dana Rohr, Heather Werner, Rhonda Dickens, Tish Gilpin, Myra Loomis, Mgr., and Becky Hulsey, Mgr. Above: Jonette Betts goes for a smash. Above: A great spike by Danica Arthur. Above: Amy Forrester takes aim. 53 The RHS Cross Country team consisted of seven runners who completed the season. Pictured below are Charlie Schremmer, Karnelle Fogle, Barb Raben, Paul Forrester, Coach Gandy, Vince Martin, Kevin Martin, and Sam Ayres. Casey Campbell also competed part of the season. Karnelle Fogle highlighted the year by qualify- ing for the state meet where she placed 22nd. She also medaled in six other meets. Barb Raben was another medal winner with a 24th place finish at the Hesston meet. All runners entered their best times at the Lyons meet. Karnelle was also team captain with Vince Martin. 54 Top left: Karnelle, on the move. Top right: Vince and Charley are ready for their race. Middle: Barb and Karnelle prepare for the gun. Bottom left: Russell team waits for results. Bottom right: Karnelle takes first at Plainville meet. 55 U LLlLlLLlL tLzatliLL L'Lli Above: Team Members; top row, Paula Courtois, Charlene Krug, Kristy Line, Tonja Nuss, Shawna Hackerott, Tiffanie Anderson, Erin Flagler; middle row, Coach Bender, Jana Berens, Paula Betts, Cathy Miska, Kim McCrary, Marci Seago, Coach Honomichl; bot- tom row, Laurie Sawyer, Ginger Castor, Kathy Kuehn, Julie Brandeberry, Jane Zachman, and Twana Plum. Right: Julie, Kristy, and Tonja highlighted their season with a good showing at state. 56 The Russell Broncette tennis team had a great season this year. They placed in the top four at all of their varsity meets with only one fourth place finish at the Lyons Invitational. Kristy Line. Julie Brandeberry, and Tonja Nuss were team standouts this year with Kristy taking first at the State 4A meet and Julie and Tonja placing first at Regionals and finishing among the top five doubles teams in the state. The varsity team completed their regular season play with a second place finish at the M.S.A.A. League meet, topping all teams but Lyons. The junior varsity also had a good year, gaining experience for future varsity action. 57 Rough day at Regionals, Kathy? “I think I can; I think I can.” The three Stooges check out the track meet. Matt’s version of the Hula. Studs? Us? “We’re just the managers; we don’t run.” Well, should we go to wrestling practice?” 58 59 Kenny Sellens and Anne Mavropoulou were crowned king and queen of the Winter Sports festivities. The crowning was held at the girls’ and boys’ basketball games against the Lamed Indians, February 7. The theme for the week’s activities was “Bronco Circus, with the main event being a win for both teams in their games. Hall decorations were put up by all classes to add to the spirit of the week. With the game falling on a Tuesday, spirit days began on Wednes- day, Feb. 1, with Inside-out Day, followed by Hush Day for the boys, Hat Day, Punk Rock Day, and Class Sweatshirt Day ended the days the following Tuesday. Candidates for Winter Sports were Stephanie Will, Kathy Nuss, Jonette Betts, Danica Arthur, Kathy Kuehn, Brian Nowak, Tim Wells, Mike Stoppel, and Jon Dinkel. Attendants were Seniors Ginger Caster and Scott Williams; Juniors Tonja Nuss and Steve Boltin; Sophomores Crissy Farmer and Craig Norris; and Freshmen, Tish Gilpin and Ben Schmidt. TOP: Winter Sports King and Queen, Kenny Sellens and Anne Mavropoulou. BOTTOM: Coaches Lyczak and Gandy presented the crown and flowers. 60 Top left: Gavin Ludlow and Paula Betts wear their spirit inside-out. Middle: Hush Day buttoned several mouths. Right: Senior spirit shown by Linda Clark. Middle left: Candidates Stephanie Will, Curtis Fisher, Kathy Nuss, and Kevin Ney. Right: Jon Dinkel escorted Valerie Most. Bottom: Candidates await introduction. 61 The Bronco basketball team did not have their best season, but they gave it a good effort, just the same. The Broncos were led by Coach Randy Wetzel and assistants Frank Perbeck and Joe Ross. The boys finished the season with a 2-19 record. Members were: Tim Wells, Jon Dinkel, Kelly Resley, Tom Wells, Jerry Ptacek, Tarry Weese, Mike Strecker, Mark Totten, Kevin Martin, Matt Nichols, and manager, Ricky Kolterman. Jerry Ptacek puts one up for a score. nmjWJ i ruin du Broncos try to save the point. Tom Wells and Matt Nichols guard the net. Tom Wells looks on as Jon Dinkel passes. Broncos look on as one goes in for Russell. 62 Top left: Jon Dinkel puts up a winner. Middle: Quick moves by Jerry Ptacek. Right: Matt Nichols shoots for two. Bottom left: Opponents keep up their guard against Tom Wells. Middle: Broncos Tom Wells, Matt Nichols, and Craig Norris go up for the rebound. Right: Craig Norris fires one for the Broncos. 63 The 1983-84 squad were from right to left. Back row. Anne Mavropoulou, Julie Brandeberry, Tonja Nuss, Jonette Betts. Middle row, Chris Farmer, Paula Betts, Kristina Luding, Rachelle Wagner, Kim McCrary. Front row, Kristy Line, Andrea Krug, Mary Mermis, Val Most, Susan Shank. LLililllrmii ISOfcfelifiJX Senior Julie and Susan watch Where is the ball, Jonette?? Nice form, Vail! the shot. 64 Where are you off to, Val?? What a jumper, Tonja! Kristy is up for another shot. The 1983-84 Broncette basketball squad had a very successful season. The final win loss record was 13-84. The Broncettes finished in 4th place at the first annual Hays City Shoot Out, 3rd at Minneapolis, and 2nd in the MSAA League. It was a very successful year although the team did not make it through the first round of sub-state. The team was coached by Rick Riffel and Connie Gandy. Team managers were Rhonda Ehrlich and Myra Loomis. Team members were Seniors: Susan Shank, Valerie Most, Julie Brandeberry, Jonette Betts; Juniors: Andrea Krug, Kim Tarrant, Tonja Nuss, Kristy Line; Sophomores: Paula Betts, Kristina Luding, Chris Farmer, Rachelle Wagner, Mary Kim, you attract a BIG crowd. Mermis- Kim McCrary. 65 If looks could kill Tunes of the times. I James at work. Amy and Danica strike a pose. 67 Top: The RHS Wrestling squad, top row; Gavin Ludlow, Deric Ross, Mo Lyczak, Pete Cochran, and Coach Lyczak, bottom row; James Tilton, Stuart Young, Joey Proffit, R. D. Wells, and Craig Sellens. Bot- tom: Stuart Young prepares for action. 68 Nine wrestlers were on the RHS wrestling team this year. Pictured top, left to right; James Tilton, 132 and 138 lbs., record of 13-11-1; Stuart Young, 126 and 132 lbs., record of 26-7, MSAA League Champ; R. D. Wells 126 and 132 lbs., record of 5-5-1. Middle, left to right; Derrick Ross, wrestled junior varsity; Gavin Ludlow, Hwt., record of 24-8, MSAA League Champ, set new school fall record with 20 falls; Craig Sellens, 126 and 119 lbs., record of 1-16. Also wrestling but not pictured were Matt Erwin, 119 lbs., record of 1-8; Joey Proffit, 138 lbs., record of 0-7; Pete Cochran, 145 lbs., record of 11-12-1; and Mo Lyczak, 155 lbs., record of 3-21. Pictured below, Coaches Lyczak and Gandy were presented with the team mascot “Gumby” at the awards assembly. 69 70 Throughout the year many personal bests and several school records were set. Karnelle Fogel set a school record of 12:22.81 in the 3200 meter run and won several gold medals through the season. Tom Wells had an outstanding junior year, setting several per- sonal bests and being league champ in the 400 meter dash, with a time of 52.38. Karma Gier, another outstanding team member, set school record for the 200 meter dash with a time of 27.02. Karma was also one of the 4x100m relay which qualified for state. Tina Michaelis, Kim McCrary, Rachelle Wagner, and Karma took third at regionals with a time of 52.17. Front row: Dawn Hull, Paula Courtois, Kathi Schremmer, Amy Dawson, Barb Raben, Julie Winter, Michelle McEvoy, Windy Smith, Rhonda Dickens, Karnelle Fogel, Dana Rohr, Tina Michaelis. Back row: Keri Harberer, Lorri Arnhold, Shauna Hackerott, Kim McCrary, Karma Gier, Kristina Luding, Sheryl Krug. Front row: Johnny Boyd, Tim Fogel, Charles Schremmer, Robert Bean, Casey Campbell, Brian Gates, Todd Michel. Back row: Matt Nichols, Mark Totten, Tom Wells, Steve Boltin, Gaven Ludlow, Phillip Sechtem, Eric Reddig, Kevin Martin. 71 73 The golf team had a short but good season. Many new team members were added this year, including a few seniors. Team members from left to right, bot- tom picture: bottom — Wade Echer, Paul Forrester, Ricky Kolterman, Daniel Krug, Michelle Deines, and Cheryl Thompson. Middle — Jim Fowler, James Tilton, Tarry Weese, Mo Lyczak, Randy Krug, B. J. Hamel, and Brad Neal. Standing — JV Coach Rick Riffel, Tim Hutchings, David Beagley, Kevin Dicker- son, Kelly Resley, Tim Wells, Mike Davis, Herbie Shumaker, and Coach Kay Shank. Not pic- tured, Mike Stoppel. Top pic- ture — James takes the long way home. Michelle makes sure her ball is clean and Kevin Dickerson exercises before practice. 74 A few candid moments from golf are: top — Team members talk over strategies; top right — Kelly gives it his best shot; bot- tom left — “what do I do now, Coach?” says a puzzled Brad; top middle — Herbie just put- tin' around; and middle bottom — Must have been a hole in one — huh, Tim??? Far right — Gaven takes a swing at things. 75 The Russell Bronco tennis team had a year of learning and growth. They had a new coach this year as Mr. Rich Maier took over the coaching duties. The highlight of the team’s season was a first place team finish at the Hays Invitational. Other finishes were fourth places at the Concordia Invitational. And the MSAA League meet, fifth place finishes at the Ellsworth and Larned Invitationals, a sixth place finish at the Russell In- vitational, and seventh place at the Salina invitational. Must be the ball, not me. Eric goes for a winner. Lance keeps his eye on the ball. 76 Where’s the racquet, Benny? Lance Speere in action Form is essential, says Jon Dinkel. Tennis does have its advan- tages, such as an early start on a tan for Scott Reinhardt. 77 « IrlUiLLfcU liliLtfc The 1983-84 cheerleaders, with smaller squads, showed great spirit throughout the year. Top right, the wrestling cheerleaders were from left to right: Captain Melissa Lyczak, Jana Mai, and Ramona Ziegler. Bottom right, the basketball squad consisted of Captain Sarah Banker, Misti Keys, Beverly Vasey, and Judy Mar- tin. Pictured below, the basket- ball cheerleaders work hard on building spirit. 78 0 rtr Jana, alias reporter, inter- views two players and their coach in a skit at a pep assembly. Full squad members, left to right are: Judy Martin, Sarah Banker, Misti Keys, Jana Mai, captain, Ramona Ziegler, Beverly Vasey, and Melissa Lyczak. Jana and Sarah flash their smiles at the camera. Full squad cheerleaders take a mo- ment to pose during a football game. Part of a pyramid with Melissa and Ramona. 79 tLrLLiLLIiaLtLi BOYS TENNIS 5th at Ellsworth Inv. 5th at Larned RR. 1st at Hays Inv. 7th at Salina South Inv. 4th at Concordia Inv. 6th at Russell Inv. 4th at League Meet GIRLS TENNIS 1st at Larned RR. 1st at Salina RR. Russell 8-6 at Russell Quad. 3rd at Great Bend RR. 4th at Lyons Inv. 2nd at League at Pratt Regionals — 3 qualified State — K. Line, 1st Golf 9th at Lyons 5th at Pratt 3rd at Ellsworth 4th at TMP 2nd at Larned 5th at Russell 5th at League 6th at Regional GIRLS TRACK 6th at Hoisington Inv. 7th at Ellsworth Inv. 7th at Beloit Relays 3rd at Larned Inv. 5th at Russell Relays 6th at League at Pratt 15th at Regionals at Larned WRESTLING we 9 Abilene they 48 15 Hays 52 27 Hoisington 38 24 Great Bend 33 46 Nickerson 12 12 Ellsworth 38 17 Larned 44 26 Kinsley 41 27 Lyons 41 42 Stafford 24 17 TMP 44 72 Osborne 0 15 Pratt 43 15 S.E. of Saline 48 BOYS TRACK 6th at Ellsworth Inv. 7th at Hoisington Inv. 12th at Beloit Relays 9th at Russell Relays 3rd at Larned Inv. 6th at MSAA 15th at Regionals VOLLEYBALL Wilson Oof 2 Fairfield 2 of 2 Marquette 2 of 3 Lincoln 2 of 2 Nickerson 2 of 3 Larned 6 of 7 Great Bend 2 of 3 Lucas-Luray Oof 2 Pratt 2 of 5 Hoisington 4 of 5 Plainville 2 of 3 TMP Oof 2 GIRLS BASKETBALL we they 55 Great Bend 53 23 Hays 51 58 Pratt 48 45 Larned 40 54 Nickerson 32 47 Lyons 30 59 Hoisington 40 43 TMP 60 50 Pratt 43 53 Larned 43 37 Lyons 41 54 Nickerson 34 45 TMP 46 46 Hoisington 33 53 Chapman 34 31 Clay Center 50 49 Beloit 37 45 Garden City 54 65 Colby 62 23 Great Bend 46 32 Clay Center 39 BOYS BASKETBALL we they 36 Garden City 72 36 Colby 62 56 Abilene 70 36 Pratt 52 58 Hays 61 44 Great Bend 75 57 Larned 60 67 Nickerson 77 55 Lyons 64 55 Hoisington 87 49 TMP 70 45 Concordia 61 78 Clay Center 60 45 Harmon 49 51 Pratt 63 50 Larned 45 54 Lyons 67 67 Nickerson 73 43 TMP 80 36 Hoisington 57 37 Concordia 83 we FOOTBALL they 8 Hoisington 6 19 Lyons 6 0 Larned 33 0 Pratt 14 35 Chapman 19 21 Nickerson 7 7 Phillipsburg 25 0 Norton 27 0 TMP 42 80 81 ii . mJI «I Keri Haberer, Daniel Krug, Andrea Krug, Scott Boxberger, Amber Hull, Anne Mavropoulou, Kori Steinert, Amy Forrester, Anita Krug, Crissy Farmer. The AFS Club had a suc- cessful and fun filled year. The adult chapter held a reception for Anne Mavropoulou, our Greek student, in September at the Elks Club. A bike-a-thon was put on by the students and adults in the chapter as a money making project in Oc- tober. Amy Forrester and Anne Mavropoulou both provided entertainment at monthly meetings by showing slides. Amy’s slides were on her sum- mer in Venezuela and Anne’s slides were on her home in Greece. May 6 the annual AFS Foreign Foods Banquet was held. The banquet provided a wide range of foreign foods for tasting. The club also attended the AFS Round-up, April 27-29, in Hutchinson. Shellie Krug was selected to represent RHS as our AFS ex- change student for 1984. The sponsor for the AFS Club was Mr. Hoffman. 82 Anne writes home. Becky smiles for the camera!! This year FCA was busy do- ing many things, which included the Mini Conferences and can- dy sales. The members this year were sponsor Ken Gandy, President Tom Wells, Vice President Tom Wells, Vice President Jerry Ptacek, Secretary, Charlene Krug, Treasurer Tonja Nuss, Tom Batt, Pat Bender, Scott Box- berger, Eric Elton, Chris Farmer, Karnelle Fogle, Paul Forrester, Brian Gates, Misti Keys, Kristy Line, Kris Luding, Kim McCrary, David Mantz, Matt Nichols, Craig Norris, Laurie Sawyer, Lance Speere, Beverly Vasey, Stuart Young, and Ramona Ziegler. 83 UL:LiLrLLi;LUliL: The Performing Arts club had a year of planning and getting things started. They had 18 members. Officers were: Kim Tarrant, president; James Christians, vice president; Cor- by Novotny, secretary; and Todd Nicholson, treasurer. The club ran the concession stands for the high school's production of Li’l Abner” and the middle school’s Pinafore. The club hopes to put on several one-act skits next year. The sponsor for the club was Mr. Baltazor. Front: Paula Courtois. Second row: Amber Hull, Katrina Conn, Lisa Brown. Third row: Steve Neal, James Christians, Charlene Krug, Kori Steinert, Kim Tarrant, Corby Novotny, Todd Schoech, Mark Arthur, Todd Nicholaon, Jimmy Gewecke, Darin Coleman, Johnny Boyd, Amy Forrester, Mr. Baltazor, Shane Dolezal. Kim hams it up for the camera. Amber ponders her line. 84 Club meetings were held every Friday morning. Once again, the Russell High Key Club was active. Key Club projects included helping with the Jr. Olympics, attending the State Convention and distributing programs at home athletic events. A new project this year was to print and distribute programs at girls athletic events, as well at boys. The Key Club was headed by Bryan Dennett, president, and sponsor Mr. Lyczak. Bryan Dennett, 1983-84 Key Key Club members include; front row, Lisa Brown, Scott Boxberger, Club President Paul Forrester, Daniel Krug. Back row, Lance Speere, Mo Lyczak, Herbie Schumaker, Bryan Dennett, and Mike Foster. 85 The 1983-84 school year for the FFA Chapter at Russell High School was filled with many highlights. The chapter consisted of 39 members and was headed by Mr. Galen Niedenthal. To start the year the chapter placed in the silver division at the Northwest District Leadership School. Kathy Nuss was also chosen for the master ritual team. In the Public Speaking contest Kevin Ney placed second in ex- temporaneous public speaking. The Russell Chapter placed fourth in District, crop judging, and Tony Arnhold was the sixth high individual. Three members from the FFA Chapter won district proficiency awards: Kathy Nuss — Ag. Sales and Service; Tony Arnhold — Turf and Landscape Management; Marc Machin — Dairy Production. Tony Arnhold was also honored by being awarded the State Farmer Degree. The Russell FFA Chapter had a major and a very successful project which took place in the 83-84 school year. This was the B.O.A.C. pro- ject. The chapter cleaned up the area west of the Vo-Ag shop. The chapter received an area award and also received a state emblem for this project. Robert Bean, Stuart Killian, Kathy Nuss, Kevin Ney, Mike Stoppel, Cecil Mashburn, Jim Strieker, Jerry Bachar, Casey Campbell, Mike Moresco, Lee Kuhlmann, Randy Gideon, Craig Sellens, Marc Machin, Keith Haberer, Kenny Sellens, Scott Reinhardt, Derek Ross, Johnny Boyd, Tony Arnhold, Eric Reddig, Keith Stoppel 86 Enthusiasm strikes!!! 87 A leisurely day in Vo-Ag!! The Kayette Club revived the tradition of a Powder Puff football game, which pitted the upperclassmen against the underclassmen. The victors were the underclassmen by the score of 14 to 0. Almost Anything Goes” was another activity sponsored by the Kayettes. The winners were the Blue Demonis, a team comprised of Juniors. Money-making and service projects for the Kayettes were running the concession stand during football season, selling carnations for Valentine's Day, and collecting money for the Cancer Drive. Members included: back row, Kathi Schremmer, Rachelle Wagner, Kris Luding, Kim McCrary, Judy Martin, Rhonda Dickens, Barbara Craven, An- drea Krug, and Mrs. Lewellen sponsor; second row, Misti Keys, Pam Rogg, Beverly Vasey, Ramona Ziegler, Stephanie Will, Laurie Sawyer, Karen Maier, Cindi Davis; third row, Sharon Schoenberger, Dean Root, Charlene Krug, Sarah Raben, Star Blanke, Catrina Conn, Letty Huningtion; fourth row, Vice-President Kristy Line, President Valerie Most, Secretary Tonja Nuss. 88 89 y L s IrLllL Pep Club officers, left to right: Jonette Betts, Kristy Line, Valerie Most, and Kathi Schremmer. Spirit led the fast times of Pep Club during the 1983-84 school year. Members of Pep Club sold key chains, buttons, and pompons in order to promote spirit. Poster parties added a iot of color to the walls of RHS. Officers were President Valerie Most, Vice-President Kathi Schremmer, Secretary Kristy Line, and Treasurer Jonette Betts. Members were Tammy Albrecht, Tiffinie Anderson, Danica Arthur, Sarah Banker, Stacy Bennington, Jana Berens, Paula Betts, Katrina Conn, Paula Curtois, Cindi Davis, Amy Dawson, Rhonda Dickens, Shane Dolezal, Rhonda Ehrlich, Chris Farmer, Erin Flagler, Karnelle Fogle, Kelly Funk, Tish Gilpin. Keri Haberer, Shauna Hackerott, Liria Herman, April Hogan, Dawn Hull, Becky Hulsey, Misty Keys, Andrea Krug, Anita Krug, Sheryl Krug, Kris Luding, Melissa Lyzcak, Jana Mai, Danni Maier, Karen Maier, Judy Martin, Anne Mavropoulou, Kim McCrary, Susan McKen- na, Tina Michaelis, Cathy Miska. Tonja Nuss, Debra Prester, Barbara Raben, Sarah Raben, Dana Rohr, Deana Root, Laurie Sawyer, Kristen Schmitt, Sharon Schoenberger, Marci Seago, Susan Shank, Beverly Vasey, Rachelle Wagner, Kim Weimaster, Heather Warner, Paige White, Stephanie Will, Delayn Wilson, Jane Zachman, Ramona Zeigler. 90 Sponsors Wetzel, Perbeck, Honomichl, and Ross sit back and relax. Letterman’s Club took ad- vantage of the fast times during the 1983-84 year. Officers Kelly Resley, Jonette Betts, and Julie Brandeberry along with spon- sors Honomichel, Wetzel, Ross, and Perbeck led the club through many activities. Club members operated the new Pop-a-Shot” at all home basketball games and the State Wrestling Tournament. The club also sponsored a wrestling tournament during March. As a big event, a spring break ski trip was sponsored. Twenty-four student traveled to Winter Park for the week. Members were Ricky Kolter- man, Tammy Albrecht, Brain Nowak, Pat Bender, Mike Stop- ple, Valerie Most, Robert Bean, Jon Dinkel, Danica Arthur, Karnelle Fogle, Kim Tarrant, James Tilton, Tonja Nuss, Kris- ty Line, Brad Neal, Deana Root, Mark Totton, Kathi Schremmer, Cindi Davis, Phillip Sechtem, Kevin Martin, Keith Stopple, Eric Reddig, Matt Nichols, Gaven Ludlow, Rachelle Wagner, Kim McCrary, Vince Martin, and Paul Forrester. 91 FHA had very many active times throughout the year, in- cluding a convention in Dallas, Texas. Members this year were from left to right bottom picture: first row. Amber Hull, Tonya Schafer, Becky Hockman, Kathi Schremmer, Deana Root, Shelly Erhlich, and Michele McEvoy; middle row, Miss Mock, Cheryl Tompson, Sharon Schoenberger, Beverly Vasey, Susan McKenna, Sarah Untereiner, Debbie Prester, Christy Martin, and Stacie Camp; Back row, Lana Denn- ing, Becky Hulsey, Rachelle Wagner, Andrea Krug, Denise Denning, and Judy Martin. To the right, FHAers Cheryl Tomp- son, Deana Gideon, and Bever- ly Vasey try out their homemak- ing knowledge. 92 The RHS Drill Team per- formed at three football games and one basketball game this year. They were sponsored by Irene Jepsen and Steve Lueth. Members pictured are Lorri Ar- nhold, Trina Conn, Jane Zachman, Lt., Charlene Krug, Capt., Heather Werner, and Kathy Kuehn. Not pictured are Kathy Nuss, Andrea Krug, and Michelle Deines. 93 This year the RHS Band was under the direction of Mr. Steve Lueth. They performed at all home football and basketball games, the Homecoming parade, a Spring concert, and Commencement. Sheryl Krug led the band as drum major and Jonette and Paula Betts were twirlers. Pictured above, left to right; Jimmy Gewecke and Bruce Schumacher from the marching band. Middle; the Pep Band welcomes the Broncos to the sound of the NBC Sports Theme. Bottom left; Monty Kaufman came into the group mid-year to lend support to the low brass. Bottom right; the full band rehearses for their final Spring concert. 94 The RHS Band performed at the Regional Music Contest at Hays and received two M’s and a I rating. At Regional solo and small ensemble contest, Jane Zachman and Corby Novotny received I ratings which made them eligible to perform at the state contest. All other groups and solos received M's. At state, Jane received a 1+ on her solo and Corby received a II. Sheryl Krug, Charlene Krug, Corby Novotny, and Jane Zachman were members of the District KMEA Band. Corby and Jane were also chosen as alternates to the state band. Pictured top to bottom, left to right; band rehearsal goes well; Danica Arthur contributes to the Pep Band; Joey Hendricks, Kevin Ney, Paula Betts, Todd Nicholson, and Mark Elton make up part of the terrific trumpet section; Mary Mermis play bass clarinet. Kori Steinert, Lana Misner, and Delayn Wilson support the Pep Band; Seniors Sarah Raben, Jane Zachman, Todd Nicholson, Danica Arthur, and John Kocab have a good time at the last football game. 95 At the Final Spring concert, Seniors were presented with their four year achievement pla- ques. Those honored were Danica Arthur, Jonette Betts, Sarah Raben, Todd Nicholson, Steve Kennedy, John Kocab, and Jane Zachman. Jane also received this year’s John Philip Sousa Award for outstanding participation in Band activities. This year the brass choir per- formed at the scholastic awards banquet and the clarinet choir performed at Commencement. Pictured top left, Sheryl Krug displays her great command of the RHS marching Broncos. Top right, Paula Betts takes a break for a nap. Middle left, the Pep Band plays on. Middle right, Mr. Lueth directs the RHS Band, having their undivided at- tention most of the time. Bot- tom left, Jane Zachman and Sarah Raben, four year Pep Band members. Bottom right, low brass and percussion put in a good hour of rehearsal. 96 ULlruL Top Row: Lana Misner, Gina Schmidt, Amber Hull, Liria Herman, Wendy Bartell, Rachelle Wagner, Kim McCrary, Susan McKenna, Christy Martin. Bottom Row: Misti Keys, Tessa Meis, Merecda Ares, Kristen Flegler, Paula Betts, Cathy Miska, Marci Seago, Stacy Bennington, Kim Anschutz. Nanci Willson, Michelle Giebler, Kelly Funk, Erin Flagler, Dawn Hull, Amy Dawson, Sharon Huntington, Let- ty Huntington, Paula Courtois, Janet Cleavenger, Tina Michaelis, Lea Boxberger, Todd Schoech, Tom Batt, Marc Machin, Shane Dolezal, Mark Arthur, Steve Neal, Darin Coleman, Heather Werner, Sarah Untereiner, Windy Smith, Shawna Hackerott, Patsy Prim, Samantha Woods, Annette Driscoll, Christine Maier. 97 PICTURED ARE: Linda Clark, Deana Root, Susan Shank, Kathy Schremmer, Cor- by Novotny, Doug Banks, Brad Neal, Cindi Davis, Kathy Kuehn, Ginger Caster, Kristy Line, Kim Tarrant, Bruce Schumacher, Todd Michel, Todd Nicholson, James Christians, Pam Rogg, Charlene Krug, Karnelle Fogle, Amy Forrester, Kori Steinert, Judy Martin, Matt Erwin, Kevin Dickerson, Steve Boltin, Todd Parks, Tim Wells, Jonette Betts, Tonja Nuss, and Devera Helwer. 98 99 The 1983-84 journalism class had many creative ideas BUT couldn’t quite get around to meeting deadlines. Our first couple were a little late but we finally got everything in. The journalism class consisted of Kevin Ney, newspaper editor, Val Most Yearbook editor, Danica Arthur, assistant newspaper editor, Karen Maier, assistant yearbook editor, staff members Laurie Sawyer, Jane Zachman, Julie Brandeberry, Sarah Banker, Jonette Betts, Ginger Caster and photographers, Jerry Dillon and Susan Shank. Why don’t you guys leave me alone? 100 See, I told you that I wouldn’t finish the yearbook for you! Love, Mrs. Bair Come on — it can’t be that bad! Jerry, busy as usual! Rough night, Sarah? 101 You talking to me? Don't say it, Jane. Nice flower, Mrs. Bair. Improve what? 102 Ll' L Lilililili. Jusi call us the Scraggs. Flaunt it, Stupefyin! The all school musical Li’l Abner was full of funny, fast moving lines and a variety of songs. It was held November 11 and 12 in the RMS Auditorium. The cast included: Hairless Joe, Darin Coleman; Romeo Scragg, Mark Arthur; Clem Scragg, Steve Neal; Alf Scragg, Todd Schoeck; Moonbeam McSwine, Jonette Betts; Marryin' Sam, Todd Nicholson; Earthquake McGroom, Shane Dolezal; Daisy Mae, Amy Forrester; Pappy Yokum, James Christians; Mammy Yokum, Susan Shank; Li’l Abner, Steve Kennedy; Cronies, Tim Wells, Brad Neal, Steve Boltin, Pete Cochran, Verlin Yarmer; Mayor Dawgmeat, Jimmy Gewecke; Sen. Jack S. Phogbound, Johnny Boyd; Dr. Rasmussen T. Findale, Corby Novotny; Government Man, Matt Burkes; Available Jones, Matt Erwin; Stupeflyin Jones, Liria Herman; Radio commentators and President, Mr. Balthazor; General Bullmoose, Bruce Schumacher; Secretaries, Anita Krug, Kim Tarrant; Appassionata Von Climax, Kristy Line; Evil Eye Flegle, Matt Burkes; Dr. Smithborn, Todd Michel; Dr. Krogmeter, Todd Parks; Dr. Schleifitz, Doug Banks; State Depart- ment woman, Amber Hull; Dee Dee, Kori Steinert; Bonnie, Lisa Brown, Carmen, Karnelle Fogle; Lillian, Andrea Krug; Pat, Jane Zachman; Hope, Misti Keys; Creighton, Dawn Hull 104 Oh, Abner! Oh, how the lonely wives wish for their husbands. James Christians sits down and takes a break! What a wild new drink! Daisy Mae brings Li'l Anber worms for the special occasion of friendship. Towns people resting on a lazy afternoon. Misti Keys found her husband Mike Farmer. 105 (i liLLrLLV 111 LU-tili L:LL A Night in Heaven was the theme for the annual Junior-Senior Prom, held May 5 at the Russell Elks Lodge. The Rivals provided music for the evening. Kathy Kuehn and Curtis Fisher were crowned Prom Queen and King during the first intermission. Master of ceremonies was Tom Wells, Junior Class President. The rest of the royal court were: Karma Gier, Julie Brandeberry, Stephanie Will, Troy Ewers, Kelly Resley, Jon Dinkel, Tim Wells. Anne Mavropoulou was honorary Prom Princess. Anne was escorted by Todd Nicholson. 106 107 Tammy and Mike enjoy a prom break. Tim and Judy are enjoying themselves. Kenny managed to come up with a good idea. Susan and Ann are jamming. Let’s Party! The Royal Hug 109 Ill Graduation is a special time for all seniors. Many good times are had and a few tears are shed. Memories are secured in many minds forever, the electric blue gowns and caps, special friends, or finally having the diploma in hand. Just as times before, the class of ’84 marched to Pomp and Cir- cumstance through the gym. Reverend Jim Strasen gave the Bac- calaureate address on Sunday, May 13. May 16, Louis Banker delivered a speech to the graduating class, and following, diplomas were distributed. Receiving recognition for the top ten honors were: Keri Haberer, Valedictorian, Lance Speere, Salutatorian, Todd Nicholson, Kathy Nuss, Sarah Banker, Sarah Raben, Danica Arthur, Amy Forrester, Jonette Betts, and Kevin Ney. Time marches on, march with it, or watch it pass you by... 112 Just a few candid shots from the class of ’84 before the flame dies out... 113 115 Fast times in the halls and classes of RHS: A group of friends, time out with Mike Moresco, and Kevin and Julie in a friendly shot. Matt Erwin gets caught in the act, Lloyd Wade smiles at the camera, and Steve as his usual self. 116 Familiar scenes from the halls of RHS: chaotic freshman hall, Cindi Davis working hard, those decorated lockers, and high school buddies, Julie Brandeberry and Kathy Nuss. 117 TAMMY ALBRECHT Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 4. TONY ARNOLD Football 2; Wrestling 3; Track 1, 2; FFA 1,2, 3,4. DANICA ARTHUR Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3); Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2; Cheerleading 3 (Let. 3); Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4, Capt. 4); Debate 1; Journalism 4; School Musical 1; KMEA Band 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Winter Sports Attendant 2; Winter Sports Queen Can- didate 4; StuCo Representative 1,2,3, 4. SARAH BANKER Band 1 (Let. 1); Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 1, 2, 3, 4); Girls’ Tennis 1, 2; Journalism 4; School Musical 2; Pep Club 1 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; StuCo Representative 1, 2, 3, 4. DUANE BANKS Pops Choir 3 (Let. 3); Boys' Basketball 1. ROBERT BEAN Cross Country 2; Boys Basket- ball 1,2, 3; Track 1,2, 3, 4 (Let. 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4); Pep Club 1; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Winter Sports Attendant 3. PATRICK BENDER Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 4); Boys’ Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Boys’ Tennis 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Letterman’s Club 4. JONETTE BETTS Band 1,2, 3, 4 (Let. 1,3, 4); Pep Band 1, 2; Pops Choir 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3, 4); Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4, Capt. 4); Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4, Capt. 4); Jour- nalism 4; School Musical 2, 3, 4; Girls’ State 3; Kansas Int’l Lyons Band 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1; Letterman’s Club 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Winter Sports Queen Candidate 4; StuCo Representative 3; StuCo Sec.- Treasurer 4; Senior Class Vice- President 4. GARY BOWSER TIM BOXBERGER Journalism 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. JULIA BRANDEBERRY Band 1; Pep Band 1; Pops Choir 2; Cheerleading 1; Girls’ Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Track 1; Forensics 1; Jour- nalism 4; School Musical 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Kayettes 1, 2; Letter- man’s Club 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 4; StuCo Representative 2; StuCo Elec- tion Commissioner 3; Junior Class Vice-President 3; Broncettes 1. EARL CAREY FFA 1,2. GINGER CASTER Band 1; Pops Choir 4 (Let. 4); Broncettes 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 1 (Let. 1); Girls’ Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 4); Girls’ Basketball 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Kayettes 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2; Winter Sports Attendant 4; Journalism 4. LINDA CLARK Pops Choir 4 (Let. 4); Drill Team 1, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2; School Musical 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 2; Kayettes 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2; FHA 4. BETH DAVIS Drill Team 2, 3; Kayettes 3. JOLENE DEPIESSE Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2. MARVIN DICKENS Football 1,2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4. PERRY DIETZ FFA 1,2. JERRY DILLON Journalism 4. JON DINKEL Football 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4, Capt. 4); Boys' Basketball 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4, Capt. 4); Boys’ Tennis 4; Letter- man’s Club 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Winter Sports King Candidate 4. 118 SHELLY EHRLICH Band 1, 2, 3 (Let. 1. 2, 3); Drill Team 1; Cheerleading 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3 (Let. 2, 3, Capt. 3); Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3 (Let. 1, 2, 3, Capt. 3); Journalism 3; School Musical 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; FHA 4; StuCo Representative 1, 2; StuCo Sec.-Treasurer 3; Junior Class Vice-President 3. ERIC ELTON Band 1; Cross Country 1, 2, 3 (Let. 3); Boys’ Basketball 4; Boys’ Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4); Boys’ State 3; Let- terman’s Club 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2,3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4. TROY EWERS Football 1, 2; Wrestling 2; Homecoming Attendant 3; Winter Sports King Candidate 4. KAREN FINNESY Choir 1,2,3. CURTIS FISHER Homecoming Attendant 4; Winter Sports King Candidate 4; Intramural Capt. 4. AMY FORRESTER Pops Choir 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3, 4); Cheerleading 3 (Let. 3); Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Girls’ Basketball 1; Track 1, 2: School Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS Student 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Performing Arts 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Winter Sports Queen Candidate 4; StuCo Representative 1, 2, 4; StuCo Vice-President 3; Senior 7 fell Class President 4; Junior Class Vice-President 3. DEANNA GIDEON Broncettes 3; Girls’ Tennis 1; School Musicals 2, 3; Kayettes 3; FHA 4. KARMA GIER Cross-Country 1; Drill Team 1; Track 1, 3, 4 (Let. 1, 3, 4, Capt. 4). KERI HABERER Volleyball Mgr. 3; Track Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 1, 2, 3, 4); School Musical 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; StuCo Representative 4. DOUGLAS HECKER Football 1,2,3, 4 (Let. 3, 4). DEVERA HELWER Girls’ Basketball 1; Pops Choir 4 (Let. 4). SHARON HUNTINGTON LACINDA JEFFERIES StuCo Representative 1. LAINA KENNEDY Pep Club 1. STEVE KENNEDY Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pops Choir 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Boys’ Basketball 1; School Musicals 1, 2, 4; KMEA Band 2, 3, 4. JOHN KOCAB Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4). RICKY KOLTERMAN Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3, 4); Boys’ Basketball 1, 2; Boys’ Basketball Mgr. 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Track 1; Pep Club 1; Golf 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Letterman’s Club 3, 4. KATHY KUEHN Band 1; Pops Choir 4 (Let. 4); Broncettes 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Track 1; Pep Club 1; Kayettes 1, 2; Winter Sports Queen Candidate 4. LEEKUHLMANN Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2 (Let. 1, 2); FFA1.2, 3, 4. KAREN MAIER Girls’ Tennis 1; Journalism 4; School Musical 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 1; Choir 1, 2. MONTE MAIER Boys’ Basketball 1. ANNEMAVROPOULOU Volleyball 4 (Let. 4); Girls' Basketball 4 (Let. 4); Winter Sports Queen 4; Track Mgr. 4 (Let. 4). CECIL MASHBURN FFA 1,2, 3,4. VALERIE MOST 119 Band 1; Flags 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4, Capt. 4); Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4, Capt. 4); Track 1, 2; Journalism 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; AFS 3; Winter Sports Queen Can- didate 4; Senior Class Secretary 4. DAWN NESTLER KEVIN NEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3, 4); Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Jour- nalism 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; StuCo Representative 1, 2, 3; StuCo President 4; Freshman Class President 1; Sophomore Class President 2; Junior Class Presi- dent 3. RHONDA NICHOLS FHA 2. TODD NICHOLSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 4); Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stompers 3, 4; Pops Choir 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; School Musical 1, 3, 4; Performing Arts 4; Drama Club 1. BRIAN NOWAK Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Boys’ Basketball 1; Track 3; Boys’ Tennis 1, 2, 4 (Let. 4); Let- terman’s Club 3, 4; FCA 1, 2; Winter Sports King Candidate 4. KATHRYN NUSS Band 1; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Atten- dant 3; StuCo President 3; StuCo Vice-President 4; Sophomore Class Vice- President 2; Freshman Class Secretary 1. STACEY ODEN Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Kayet- tes 1. TWANA PLUM Band 1; Drill Team 2; Flags 1; Girls’ Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 4); School Musical 1; Pep Club 1, 2,3; Kayettes 1, 2. JOSEPH PROFFITT Boys’ Basketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3,4 (Let. 4). SARAH RABEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 4); Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Debate 1; School Musical 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1. KELLY RESLEY Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4); Boys’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3. 4, Capt. 4); Golf 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming King 4. STEPHEN RINEY Art Guild 2. PAMELA ROGG Girls’ Tennis 2 (Let. 2); Volleyball 1 (Let. 1); Journalism 3; Kayettes 4. LAURIE SAWYER Band 1; Pep Band 1, 2; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 4); Track 1, 2; Jour- nalism 4; School Musicals 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 4; Drama Club 1, 2; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1,2. DENNA SCHNEIDER Choir 1,2,3. SHANE SCHULTZ FFA 1,4. KENNY SELLENS Band 1; Winter Sports King 4. SUSAN SHANK Pops Choir 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3, 4); Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1; Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4); Golf 2, 3; Journalism 4; School Musicals 1, 2, 4; Girls’ State 3; KMEA Choir 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3; StuCo Representative 3. LANCE SPEERE Cross-Country 3; Boys’ Tennis 4 (Let.4); Debate 1, 2, 4; Foren- sics 1; Boys’ State 3; Key Club 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; FFA 1; StuCo Representative 4; Nat’l Foren- 120 sics League 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL STOPPEL Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4); Golf 4; Letterman’s Club 4; FFA 1. 2, 3, 4; Winter Sports King Candidate 4; Sweetheart Attendant 3. DARREN VOOS LLOYD WADE TIM WELLS Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4, Capt. 4); Boys' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 3, 4, Capt. 4); Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 1, 2, 3, 4); Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3; Winter Sports King Candidate 4. STEPHANIE WILL Band 1 (Let. 1); Pep Band 1; Cheerleading 2, 3 (Let. 2, 3); Track 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3; FCA 3; Homecoming At- tendant 1, 4; Winter Sports Queen Candidate 4. SCOTT WILLIAMS Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1; Homecoming Attendant 1; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Winter Sports Attendant 4. VERLIN YARMER FFA 1,2. JANEZACHMAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 1, 2, 3, 4); Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pops Choir 3 (Let. 3); Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 (Let. 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4); Track 1; Debate 1; Journalism 4; School Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Per- forming Arts 4; FCA 1, 2; StuCo Representative 3; StuCo Elec- tion Commissioner 4. 121 Albrecht, Tammy: 53, 52, 38, 90, 107, 123, 110,21 Anderson, Tiffinie: 26, 56, 90 Anschutz, Kim: 30, 97 Ares, Merceda: 30, 97 Armstrong, Linn: 26, 117 Arnhold, Lorri: 30, 93, 95 Arnhold, Tony: 38, 96 Arthur, Danica: 18, 47, 53, 52, 1, 38, 102, 90, 101,61,91,45, 120, 119,95,67, 70, 21 Arthur, Mark: 26, 104, 105, 97, 94, 84 Ayres, Sam: 34, 54, 89 Bachar, Jerry: 26, 86, 87 Banker, Sarah: 23, 18, 47, 19, 1, 38, 101, 102, 90, 79, 119, 78, 110 Banks, Doug: 34, 99, 98 Banks, Duane: 38 Bartell, Wendy: 30, 97 Batt, Terry: 18, 34, 66 Batt, Tom: 26, 97 Beagley, David: 26, 74 Bean, Robert: 38, 91, 86, 112 Bear, Cindy: 30 Beck, Gerry: 26 Becker, Darin: 38 Becker, Dina: 30 Becker, Wayne: 30 Bender, Pat: 38,91, 118, 112, 113 Bennington, Stacey: 30, 90, 97 Berens, Jana: 30, 56, 90 Betts, Jonette: 18, 53, 52, 38, 90, 61, 64, 91, 102, 99, 120, 95, 106, 70, 113, 112, 21 Betts, Paula: 16, 31, 30, 56, 90, 61, 97, 95, 96,89 Blanke, Star: 34, 88 Boltin, Steve: 34, 116, 99 Bond, James: 26, 117 Bowser, Gary: 38 Boxberger, Kim: 30 Boxberger, Lea: 53, 26, 117, 17, 97 Boxberger, Perry: 34 Boxberger, Scott: 26, 17, 82, 85 Boxberger, Tim: 1, 38, 119 Boyd, Johnny: 34, 86, 84 Brandeberry, Julie: 1, 38, 56, 57, 102, 117, 64, 116, 45,59, 109,70, 114 Bridges, Todd: 33 Briscoe, Eddie: 37 Brown, Grant: 26 Brown, Lisa: 26, 105, 84, 85 Brown, Misty: 34 122 Brown, Stacy: 34 Brown, Todd: 26 Burger, Michelle: 33 Burkes, Matt: 26, 87 Camp, Stacy: 26, 92 Campbell, Casey: 16, 28, 26, 86, 54 Campbell, Collin: 48, 30 Carey, Earl: 39 Casper, David: 26 Caster, Ginger: 1, 39, 57, 56, 99, 98, 121, 107, 70 Christians, James: 34, 105, 99, 54 Clark, Linda: 39, 61, 45, 99 Cleavenger, Janet: 26, 97 Cleavenger, Joel: 34 Cochren, Pete: 34, 68 Coleman, Darin: 26, 97, 84 Conn, Katrina: 26, 90, 93, 85, 84 Cotten, Tina: 27 Courtois, Paula: 27, 56, 90, 97, 84 Craven, Barb: 34, 88 Cravens, Carl: 30 Dana, Rocky: 30 Dandridge, Leasha: 30 Davis, Beth: 39, 45, 107 Davis, Cindi:34, 90, 117,91,99,88 Davis, Mark: 30, 74 Dawson, Amy: 27, 90, 97, 73 Deines, Michelle: 53, 30, 74 Dennett, Bryan: 30, 95, 85 Denning, Denise: 34, 92 Denning, Lana: 30, 92 Depiesse, Jolene: 39 Depiesse, Margaret: 27 Dickens, Marvin: 38, 87, 110 Dickerson, Kevin: 74, 75 Dietz, Dale: 23, 34 Dietz, Perry: 39 Dillon, Jerry: 101, 39, 112 Dinkel, Jon: 39, 79, 61, 91, 63, 51, 45, 121, 106, 110,77, 50, 62, 114, 21 Dolezal, Shane: 27, 90, 97, 84 Driscoll, Annette: 97 Driscoll, Mitch: 30 123 Echer, Wade: 23,31,74 Ehrlich, Esther: 39, 110, 112, 114 Ehrlich, Rhonda: 31, 90 Ehrlich, Shelly: 39, 92 Elton, Eric: 39, 118, 76 Elton, Marc: 34, 95 Endter, Dan: 31 Ernst, Mark: 31 Erwin, Matt: 31, 116, 99 Ewers, Troy: 45, 40, 120, 106, 109 Farmer, Chrissy: 53, 52, 31, 90, 64, 82 Finnesy, Karen: 40, 110 Fisher, Curtis: 40, 61, 106, 108, 109 Flager, Erin: 27, 57, 56, 90, 97, 58 Flegler, Kristen: 18, 19, 31, 97 Fogle, Karnelle: 18, 34, 59, 90, 105, 91, 99, 54, 72 Fogle, Tim: 27 Forrester, Amy: 18, 53, 52, 40, 104, 105, 82, 45, 99, 22, 121, 106, 67, 110, 70, 113, 84, 21 Forrester, Paul: 27, 55, 91, 74, 54, 85 Foster, Mike: 31, 85 Fowler, Jim: 27, 74 Fritz, Bryan: 34 Froelich, Teresa: 31 Funk, Kelly: 27, 90, 97 Garcia, Terry: 27 Gates, Brian: 27 Gewecke, Jimmy: 34, 117, 94, 84 Gideon, DeAnna: 40, 113, 92 Gideon, Randy: 31,86, 87 Giebler, Curt: 27 Giebler, Michelle: 27, 97 Gier, Karma: 40, 73, 112, 114 Gilpin, Tish: 18, 53, 19, 27, 90, 17, 67 Gooch, Billy: 18, 19,26,27, 17 Haberer, Keith: 27, 86, 87 Haberer, Keri: 18, 40, 90, 82, 45, 114, 113 Hackerott, Shauna: 27, 29, 90, 17, 97 Hahn, Kelli: 31 Hamel, B. J.: 31,30, 74, 75 Hancock, Danny: 31 Hancock, Steve: 31 Hecker, Doug: 40, 114, 113 Helwer, Devera: 40, 99, 113 Hendrich, Joey: 35 124 Herbei, Frank: 35 Herman, Liria: 31, 33, 90, 104, 97 Hite, Robbie: 27 Hockman, Rebecca: 35, 92 Hughs, Chris: 37 Hulett, Esther: 37 Hull, Amber: 35, 97, 82, 92, 84 Hull, Dawn: 28, 90, 97 Hulsey, Becky: 53, 31, 90, 82, 92 Huntington, Sharon: 40, 97, 110 Huntington, Letty: 28, 88 Hutchings, Tim: 23, 31, 22, 74 Hutchings, Troy: 28 Janssen, Dean: 28 Jefferies, Cindy: 40, 118, 113 Jensen, Scott: 35 Kaufman, Monty: 35 Kennedy, Laina: 40 Kennedy, Steve: 40, 104, 105, 45, 99, 119 Keys, Misti: 19, 31, 90, 105, 79, 97, 78, 67 Kilian, Missy: 35, 88 Kilian, Stuart: 35, 116, 86, 88 Kocab, John: 41, 110, 113 Kolterman, Ricky: 41, 91, 45, 75 Krouse, Jack: 35 Krug, Andrea: 18, 35, 64, 82, 22, 119, 88, 92 Krug, Anita: 18, 19, 28, 26, 90, 17, 82 Krug, Charlene: 18, 35, 56, 90, 93, 99, 108,88,84 Krug, Daniel: 28, 17, 82, 74, 85 Krug, Randy: 35, 74 Krug, Shellie: 35, 66 Krug, Sheryl: 18, 35, 37, 90, 96, 107, 58 Kuehn, Kathy: 48, 41, 57, 56, 61, 93, 99, 118, 106, 108, 109,58,88 Kulhmann, Lee: 41, 86, 87, 113 Langhofer, Doug: 28, 117 Larson, Carl: 28 Larson, Catherine: 35 Leiker, Danny: 35 Leiker, Deann: 28 Line, Kristy: 35, 57, 56, 65, 90, 64, 91, 99, 66, 58, 124, 70,88 Loomis, Myra: 53, 31 Luding, Kris: 53, 31, 90, 64, 88 Ludlow, Gaven: 31, 22, 61, 91, 22, 68, 69, 110 Lyczak, Melissa: 18, 35, 90, 79, 78 Lyczak, Mo: 31, 74, 68, 59, 58, 85 Machin, Mark: 28, 97, 86, 87 Mai, Jana: 48, 35, 90, 79, 78 Maier, Chrissy: 28, 97 Maier, Danni: 18, 53, 19, 28, 90, 95 Maier, Karen: 1, 41, 90, 70, 88 125 Maier, Monte: 41, 110 Mantz, David: 28 Martin, Judy: 35, 3, 90, 79, 78, 99, 107, 66, 88,92 Martin, Kevin: 16, 36, 55, 91, 54, 58 Martin, Christy: 32, 97, 92 Martin, Vince: 28, 55, 91, 54, 73 Mashburn, Cecil: 41,86, 121 Mavropoulou, Anne: 53, 52, 41, 64, 82, 110, 109,58,21,20 McCrary, Kim: 18, 19, 31, 56, 90, 64, 91, 97, 73, 88 McEvoy, Michelle: 32, 92 McKenna, Susan: 90, 17, 97, 32, 92 Meis, Tessa: 32, 97 Mermis, Mary: 53, 64, 32, 95 Michaelis, Tina: 28, 90, 97, 73, 95 Michel, Todd: 36, 99, 98 Milke, Terry: transfer, no picture Miller, Ryan: 32 Miska, Cathy: 56, 90, 97, 32 Misner, Lana: 36, 97, 95 Mitchell, Micky: 28 Moresco, Mike: 116, 32, 86, 81 Most, Valerie: 53, 52, 1, 41, 44, 65, 90, 61, 64,91,70,80, 113,21 Neal, Brad: 36, 91, 116, 99, 75, 74, 59, 124 Neal, Steve: 18, 48, 19, 28, 104, 105, 97, 84 Nestler, Dawn: 41 Ney, Kevin: 18, 19, 1,41,44, 101,61, 116, 86, 95, 70 Nichols, Rhonda: 42, 110 Nichols, Matt: 18, 19, 91, 63, 32, 58, 110, 62 Nicholson, Todd: 42, 99, 121, 95, 84 Norris, Craig: 63, 32 Novotny, Corby: 36, 99, 98, 108, 84 Nowak, Brian: 42, 44, 117,79,91,88 Nuss, Kathy: 18, 42, 44, 117, 61, 86, 119, 118,89 Nuss, Todd: 32 Nuss, Tonja: 48, 36, 57, 56, 65, 90, 64, 91, 99, 98, 88 Oden, Stacey: 16, 42, 110 Olson, Mary: 32 Parks, Chad: 28 Parks, Todd: 36, 99, 98 Pickings, Matthew: Plum, Twana: 23, 57, 56 Praytor, Mike: 36, 37 Prester, Debbie: 90, 32, 92 Prim, Patsy: 32, 97, 66 Proffitt, Joey: 42, 68 Proffitt, Laura: 32, 67 Ptacek, Jerry: 36, 63, 62 126 Raben, Barb: 28, 90, 54, 73, 67 Raben, Sarah: 42, 90, 120, 95, 96, 109, 88 Rankin, Kevin: 29 Reddig, Eric: 91,32, 86 Reinhardt, Scott: 32, 86, 77 Resely, Kelly: 42, 44, 91, 116, 75, 74, 59, 106,50 Reynolds, Robert: 36 Riney, Steve: 42, 113 Rogg, Pam: 42, 44, 99, 121, 88 Rohleder, Jody: 116, 32, 76 Rohr, Dana: 53, 29, 90 Root, Deanna: 53, 36, 90, 91, 99, 92, 88 Rosenberg, Jeff: 36 Ross, Deric: 32, 86, 87, 68, 69 Sawyer, Laurie: 1, 42, 56, 90, 70, 88 Schager, Tonya: 32, 92 Schmidt, Bennie: 77 Schmidt, Brian: transfer, no picture Schmidt, Gina: 36, 97 Schmitt, Kristen: 27, 29, 90 Schneider, David: 33 Schneider, Denna: 43 Schoech, Mike: 36, 107, 123 Schoech, Todd: 29, 104, 105, 97, 84 Schoenberger, Sharon: 36, 90, 88, 92 Schremmer, Charlie: 29, 55, 54 Schremmer, Kathi: 53, 36, 52, 90, 91, 98, 99, 72, 59, 88, 89, 92 Schroeder, Loren: 29 Schultz, Shane: 43 Schumacher, Bruce: 36, 99, 94, 66 Seago, Marci: 33, 56, 97, 90 Sechtem, John: 33 Sechtem, Phillip: 36, 91, 73 Seguine, Jull: 29 Sellens, Chuck: 33 Sellens, Craig: 33, 87, 86, 68, 69 Sellens, Kenny: 43, 86, 87, 109, 110, 89 Sellens, Mark: 36 Shank, Susan: 1, 18, 43, 105, 64, 102, 100,99, 119, 121, 109, 70 Shumaker, Herbie: 33, 74, 75, 85 Smith, Bobby: 33 Smith, Mark: 36 Smith, Windy: 29, 97 Snook, Cathy: 33 Speere, Lance: 18, 43, 44, 17, 118, 77, 76, 85 Steinert, Kori: 36, 82, 99, 98, 95, 84, 20, 21 Steinle, Steve: 36 Stoppel, Mike: 43, 79, 86, 45, 107, 50, 112 Stoppel, Keith: 33, 86 Strecker, Mike: 36 127 Strieker, Jim: 36, 86, 67 Tarrant, Kim: 53, 36, 65, 91, 52, 99, 98, 84 Thompson, Cheryl: 37, 74, 92 Tilton, James: 37, 91, 75, 74, 68, 69, 67 Totten, Mark: 35, 37, 91, 73, 58, 88 Trueblood, Steve: 33 Untereiner, Sarah: 29, 97, 92 Vasey, Beverly: 23, 37, 90, 79, 78, 88, 92 Voos, Darren: 43 Wade, Lloyd: 43, 116, 110 Wagner, Eric: 29 Wagner, Kevin: 37 Wagner, Rachelle: 18, 53, 19, 31,33, 30, 90,64,91,97,72,88,92 Wasinger, Ronnie: 18, 33 Weese, Tarry: 34, 37, 75, 74 Weimaster, Kim: 29, 90 Weimaster, Mike: 37 Wells, R. D.: 37, 68, 69 Wells, Tim: 43, 105, 116, 99, 75, 74, 120, 59, 106 Wells, Tom: 47, 35, 34, 37, 63, 83, 58, 88, 62 Werner, Heather: 23, 53, 29, 90, 93, 97 White, Chad: 33 White, Kevin: 23, 37 White, Page: 37, 90 Will, Stephanie: 43, 90, 61, 106, 109, 88 Williams, Scotty: 43, 16, 45, 110, 112 Willson, Nanci: 37, 97 Wilson, Delayn: 29, 90, 95 Winter, Julie: 29 Woods, Samantha: 53, 33, 97 Yarmer, Verlin: 43 Young, Stuart: 33, 30, 68, 69 Younger, Bobby: 33 Zachman, Jane: 18,19, 1, 43, 56, 101, 90, 105,93,95,96, 110, 70 Ziegler, Ramona: 36, 35, 37, 90, 79, 78, 88 - -