Sabetha High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Sabetha, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

THE BLUEJRY SABETHA SENIOR HIGH .SABETHA, KS «,4i f VOLUME LIVIII ' Seniors 2 STUDENT LIFE 10 UNDERCLASSMEN ACADEMICS 46 SPORTS 70 ACTIVITIES 90 ADVERTISING 122 Glen Eugene Arnold Shirley Moe Dourngortner Judirh Koy Dirdsley Rodney Alan Dolrz Theresa Lynn Doyles Chrisrine Jo Drockmon Jomes AAichoel Duser Sondro Arogoo Drirro Lee Sven Carlson Lone Ann Chesnuf Louro Lei Cox Tino Mone Do vis 4 Tonya Mone Dorn Jone More Edelmon Lorerto Down Edelmon Morey Alien Edelmon Jennifer Louse Emerr Audro Roe Peek Joel Sidney Figgs Viaorio Sue Grimm Cynrhio Irene Hoiley Knsry Sue Herrzel Michelle Roe Hewitt Gorry Michoel Huber 5 Below: Soberho Surfer Girls ore left ro nghr rop row. Lore Chesnut. Dtooo Moore, Cindy McNerc, ond Tonyo Dorn Dorrom row: Cosse Moore. Yvonne Thompson, Sondro Dnrro, ond Vicki Grimm Seniors Endure Hardships Wirh Class The doss of 86 is small, bur proud Ofren Through our high school years we hove hod foilures, bur we refused ro ler rhem ger us down. As freshman, we were pushed around by rhe seniors, who never ler us forger rhar we were inferior ro rhem We firsr showed our personoliry wirh our homecoming floor which rurned our os o disosrer, bur os usual we never ler ir borher us. When we enrered our sophomore year, we gained a lirrle more confidence and when homecoming come around ogoin we showed o lirrle more enrhusiasm and our floor placed rhird. When we become juniors, our floor srill o disosrer — os we were coughr in o rrodirion, rhe Seniors of 85 saboroged our floor by sreoling our prized monequin Dur we mode o big impression wirh our “Till rhe End of Time” prom rheme. Ir hos been said rhar our prom was one of rhe mosr orga- nized proms ever Our doss sruck rogerher and really worked hard ro pur on rhis eventful evening. As Seniors, our doss prepared for rheir journey inro rhe real world. Some chose ro further rheir education while orhers deaded ro move away and srorr o new life. All in oil rhe Seniors of 86 wenr our wirh doss. Left: Morey Edeknon threatens ro abuse rhe photographer on his woy ro advanced comp Below: kodney Bdrz and John Huning drive rhe Senior floor while: Cossie Moore, Tomi McKenney. Yvonne Thompson, Orion Srrohm, Dennis Meyer, Danny Wisdom, Sandra Orirto, Karl Peoples, Cynrhia Hoiley, and Tiro Dovis ride in rhe bock during rhe homecoming par ode Left: Shirley Doumgorrner scratches her head os she wonders why she is using o colcuioror to finish her government worksheet Seniors 7 John Woldo Huning Trocy Lynn Johnson Trino Suzonne Kerrer Jocqueline Leigh Koch Ronokj Scorr Krebs Todd Sreven Morsholl Usq Lynn Morrholer Tomi Jo McKenney Cynrhto Linn McNerr Terry Allen Menokj Dennis Lynn Meyer Cossondro Jo Moore Dono Lynn Moore Korl Wayne Peoples Douglas Denne Renyer Srephome Ann Sonner Peggy Sue Shear AAjchoel Shown Smirh Uso Mone Spolmon Pomck Charles Sprowl Drion John Srrohm 9 )fudenr Life Hos Class Left: Jeff Qrodbury weors o gas mask os he prepores ro blow up rhe school Below: Doug McGuire ond Roger Drey ore coughr in rhe halls exchanging srones from rheir weekends Below left: Cossie Moore ond Yvonne Thompson show rheir feelings roword governmenr ond bubble gum while Sondro Bnno works hard m rhe background Right Queen Loretta Edeimon and King Doug Renyer during homecoming half rime Below Bumming oround on Soberho Beoch ore. dockwse from left Rodney Dolrz, Mike Smith. Mike Huber, Glen Arnold, Louro Cox, Michele Hewirt, ond Todd Morshol Above: Uso Spielmon ond Vicki Grimm porrroy o por of slobs during the home- coming parade Right: Riding on the win- ning Junior Class floor ore: Ed Popkess. Lome the Tiger. Shelly Scoby, Trocy Mot son. Lindsay Marshall, Lonene Bmdel. ond Chnssy Burton Below Homecoming condidores ore: Scott Krebs. Louro Cox. Doug Renyer, Lorerro Edelmon, Todd Morshol, ond Gncy McNerr Below left: Wh1e Kooe Thompson does rhe hulo, Detone Boumgormer quesrtons her soniry Bluejays Become Beach Bums Although the weather wasn't appropriate for the Beach Parry rheme, homecoming wos a huge success. During Spirit Week students and faculty dressed as Nerds” and Deach Bums. On Thursday night a Car Dally was held with a record of X entries ond, for rhe first rime in five years, a bonfire was held. On Friday, rhe Junior Class floor won with their Hunting for a Victory rheme. Still undefeated, rhe football ream bear Jeff West 22-0 During half-rime rhe bond ployed Deach Boys songs James Epp, Marr Aberle, and Brian Roley sang Surfer Girl,” during rhe crowning of King Doug Renyer ond Queen Lorerta Edelman. After rhe game, a large group of students and faculty danced to songs played by a DJ from Archison. Above right: Mr Figgs ond Korhy Manning demonstrate symproms of beoch mania Below: Mite Smirh, Jamie Grimm, ond Mite Lierz predicted they would be first in the cor roily but they finished seventh Below right: Jomes Epp, Mott Aberle, ond Orion Rotey proc rice “Surfer Girl. while Mr Zielte occomponies Opposite poge. clockwise from upper left: Mike Uerz carries rhe boll during rhe Jeff West gome Foorbdl ployers ride In the homecoming porode The xjnd ond cheerleaders perform during half-rime. Srudenrs show rheir spirit or rhe bonfire Dennis Thompson visits another planer while hiding behind his odes Reody for o day or rhe beoch ore freshmon Jeff Emerr. Ruth Lehmann, Jomie Whirroker. Becky Wysong. Molly Gosney. ond Jome Grimm. op: Boredom overcomes Jomie Grimm, Becky Wysong, ond Lono Stover during homecoming •rocrice Above: Jennifer Emerr ond Trino Kerrer pose os nerds for homecoming week ocriviries Above: Donna Rykmd ond Tina Greshom roke o break berween donees. Srudenr Life 17 5H5 Goes To Seven Hour Day lr was discovered, in o Joy Journal survey, rhor rhe mqjoriry of rhe srudenrs kked rhs year's seven hour day os compared ro lost year’s six hour day Most srudenrs felr rhor olrhough bring, rhe seven hour day gave srudenrs rhe opportunity ro rake dosses rhor rhey previously would nor hove been able ro rake As Uso Spielmon sotd, I ... fir in dosses I really wanred ro roke. Some of rhe comptomrs obour rhe seven hour day were rhor ir mode rhe doy seem ro lay longer Also, it rook owoy rhe doiy study rime rhor losr year's sevenrh hour period gave Soroh Sheor commenr- ed, ”1 oppredored rhe rime for homework and meermgs rhor losr yeor's sevenrh hour offered A Hbrory period was offered every hour, bur mosr yudenrs chose on exrro doss over rhe library period Those who rook rhe exrro doss soid rhey didn't reaty need ir. bur rhor ir was nice ro be able ro roke o doss rhor rhey wouldn't hove been able ro roke otherwise More evidence rhor rhe yeor's schedule was wen liked was rhor when yudenrs were asked if rhey hod ony problems wirh rhis yeor's schedule, on overwhelming percenroge sad rhey hod none. Teochers also reocred posmviety ro rhe schedde “Yes, even rhough ir has increased my doss lood, was Mrs McClain's reply when asked if she liked rhe seven hour doy. M When asked ro commenr on Wednesday's oaiviry period, rhe majority didn't redly go eirher way Some sad rhey Iked rhem because ir gave dubs o chonce ro meer (lay yeor's sevenrh hour dso did), ond ir gave srudenrs o break ro ler off some pres- sure. Ir dso gave rhe srudenrs o grear chonce ro ger coughr up on homework Mike Goodman pomred our rhor rhey were very unorganized Nobody (including reochers) seems ro know whor was meer- ing rhor doy Ir was usually announced or rhe very lay minute. The bells were usualy off because somebody forgot ro ring rhem.'' commented Good mon. Another quesnon pertained ro rhe number of re- quired dosses needed ro groduore Moy felt rhor even with rhe exrro hour, requremenrs should nor increase I think rhe requirements we hove ler srudenrs ger whor rhey need for further education, ond dso oBow room for rhem ro roke dosses rhey wont was Oonno Houck's response ro rhe ques non Mr Fischer, SHS guidance counselor, yared rhor rhe requremenrs hod already been increased ro 22 credits in recent yeors, so ir wasn't necessory for more Randy Poflesen said rhe exrro hour should be o flexible hour so srudenrs con speddize ond ex pond into another doss in which rhey once didn't hove rhe rime.’' Mr House yressed rhor further requremenrs were nor needed, but rhor we should yiffen up rhe present curriculum. Top: Uso Chodwell ond Todd Rokey roke rime ro relax during a Iforory period Above: Mr Fischer ond Mr Figgs discuss rhe success of rhe seven hour doy Overol, rhe response ro rhe seven hour doy was very fovoroble 18 Srudenr Lie SABETHA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS SCHEDULE 1985-86 1) 8:15 -9:06 ) 9:09-10:G0 3 10:10-11:01 4) 11:04-12:23 5) 12:26- 1:17 6) 1:20-2:11 7) 2:14-3:05 ARFIRT F. S. ' 203 Adv.Com- Lit. Prac.Eng.-Lit. Adv. Comp-Lit, English III Newspaper Library Perioc Conference AHRENS, E. Lib Library Library- Mar c ay, Wednesday, Friday. 1 -JETMDRE- Tuesdc and Thursday BROWN, H 105 Chemistry I Physics Conference Gen. Science Chemistry I English I General Science BURGER, S. 1041 Sen. Business Accounting 11 Typing I Accounting I Record Keep. Business Law Conference COUCHMAN, G. 304 r 'arm Kanagjnt. ntro. to Agriculture Farm Shop Conference Crop Prod. Agribusiness Livestock ' Production EVANS, F. 301 Band Lessons FINNEY.J. 204 Spanish I-II English III English III Conference Spanish I English III Spanish II,III FISCHER, D. Gd. GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING - Vc iday, Wednesday - Friday Middl e School - Tues day; WETMDRE - Thursday AUTRY. M. . 205 Special Educati XI Special Educat Conference Special Educat. GARBER, J. BLR Gen. Phy. Cond. Gen. Phy. Cone Gen. Phy.Cond, Gen. Phy.Cond. P.E. II P.E. II Conference j GOOD, B. 206 Social Relatio is — — — Kansas Riston Current tvnt.' Govt .-Govt. Govt ,-Wld.Aff Govt.-Wld.Aff 1 Conference HALL, R. 109 Aleebra I Con. Math Conference Comp. Prog. Comp. Prog. Gen. Math Algebra II KERBSTER, M. 207 Conference Hous- Fam.Liv. M.Mgm.-Cr.Clo Library Period 4L. 15gm.-Cr.Clc Fs .Mds-Foods 11 HILL. S. 201 Amer. Hist. Eurp.His-Ks.Hi Amer. History Ks.His-Euro.His Conference Am.His.II-Psyct Amer. History HOUSE, M. 106 Biology I Life Science Anatomy Physiol Conference Biology I Biology I Biology II HOUSE, T. 300 Art I Conference Art II Art I Art Proj. Art Art III JOHNSON. L. 107 | Adv. Math. Algebra II Conference Geometry Algebra I Algebra I Library Period KOHLNEIER, V BLR School Activ Lties — - - - P.E. I P.E. I School Act. P.E. 1 Off Camp. P.E. KOOPMAN. E. 200 Middle Schoo - Speech-Drama LEKER, DOUG 304 i Ind. Arts I Ind. Arts I Ind. Arts II Drafting Ind. Arts III Conference Ind. Arts IV NANQE. C. GLR 1 Library Period Conference P.E. I P.E. I P.E. II P.E. I Off ■Canp-. -P.-Er MCCLAIN, G. 202 English 11 English I English II Conference English I English II English I SAUER, J. 102 ! Conference Typing I Business Math Typing I Bus .Mac-Off .Pi Typing II Shorthand I-II SHEA. T. 301 Band ZIETRE, G. 302 Conference Charrber Choir Concert Choir | FIGGS, I. German 4 1 Below: Mory Longberg porrtdpores in rhe free rhrow con resr Srudenrs Compere In Inrermurols The onnuol oil-school inrromurol vol- leyboll rournomenr begon March 14 and ron through March 21. It was on elimination rournomenr, meaning rhor when rhe firsr ream losr oil rheir players, rhey bsr rhe gome. The rournomenr was also o double-reom- eliminorion rournomenr so each ream could lose rwice before being eliminated. The rournomenr finished early so o new one was starred The champion reams were Mr. Figgs' ream, and Mr. Souer's ream. A couple of added attractions rhis year were a basketball shooring con- test and a senior-foculry basketball gome. Below: Mike Lierz and Rod Oolrz won personal pon pizzas from rhe Pizza Hur for making boskers or hoif court. Top: Rob Hoyes woirs for rhe boll os Croig Robinson, Jim Renyer, Travis Berkley, ond Liso Chodwel look on. Above: The winning ream! Left ro right ore Mr Figgs, Jim Renyer, Yvonne Thompson, Cory Meyer, Rob Hoyes, Sondro Orirro. Trovis Oerkley. ond Liso Chodwell Student We 21 Below: left ro righr, Molly Gosney, Keri Olberdmg, Doug Wenenberger, Jomie Grimm. Mike Smirh. Todd Morshall, Cynrhto Hailey. Joel Flggs, and Mike Huber worch rhe crowning of rhe king and queen. 22 Chnsrmas Above: Queen Sondro Drirro ond King Rodney Dolrz ofrer rhe crowning. Right: Heorher Scoby helps crown beorer Kenr Meyer, ond flower girl Ke y Horrrer ro rhe sroge Left: Seniors Todd Morsfxjll and Cynrhio Hoiley donee the nighr owoy Below: King Rodney Dolrz and Queen Sondro Orirro ore arrended by Tonyo Dorn, Dennis Meyer, Yvonne Thompson, ond Orion Srrohm. Crown bearer Kent Meyer ond flower girl Kelly Hamer ore in front Below left: Poul Metzger, Rodney Dolrz, ond Doug Lehwald pul in rhe Christmas tree Under The Misrleroe- A Christmas Classic Under rhe Mistletoe was rhe rheme for rhe 1985 FHA ond FA Christmas donee. Srudenrs danced ro music ployed by Loren Schmirz, o DJ from Topeka. King Rodney Dolrz ond Queen Son- dro Brirro were arrended by Tonyo Dorn ond Dennis Meyer, Yvonne Thompson, ond Drion Srrohm. Decorations inducted misrleroe, on antique sleigh, Christmas trees, ond tumbleweed. The refreshment roble was decorared wirh greenery ond candles. Throughout rhe Christmas season, orher organizations contributed ro rhe Christmas spirit. The Student Counal presented rhe film Fail Safe, ond rhe Key Club pur up rhe tree The choirs and bond performed or rhe annual concert. Christmas 23 Cherish The Memories Cherish rhe Memories wos rhe rheme of rhe 1986 Junior- Senior Prom, held on Friday, Moy 9. The juniors spenr many hours building o gazebo, creating o waterfall; these hours of work contributed to rhe success of rhe beautiful prom. The banquet program induded a welcome from Dianna Hauck and an acceptance by Yvonne Thompson. Mr. Figgs roosted rhe seniors. Following an invocation by Todd Pokey, diners feasted on a meal of cordon bleu prepared by Lombda Nu soroiry A humorous dass will and prophesy was read by Mr. Randy Hall. The prom servers danced to Night Ranger's Goodbye. Joel Figgs gave rhe benediction to end rhe banquet Students and faculty danced rhe night away to music played by The Jocks. An added attraction to rhe dance this year was a drawing for free Worlds of Fun rickets for two juniors and two seniors. Winners were Rhonda Dabbs, Jeff Walton, Mike Smith, and Joel Figgs. Above: Jim IXenyer and Lisa Homer work on purring up streamers Right: The Jocks, from Omaho, provided rhe enrerroinmenr for rhe donee 24 Left: Todd Morshol. Tonyo Dorn, Scort Krebs, Mike Srmrh, Rodney Dolrz. ond Glen Arnold owar rheir food os Shone Schuerre begins ro serve Delow: AArs Herbsrer ond AArs Aberle were rhe Jr doss sponsors Right: The prom servers perform rheir donee ro Goodbye 26 Prom Below left: John Huning. Dorm Edeimon, ond Poul Compo rewire lighrs for rhe worerfoll Below: Mr ond Mrs Figgs enjoy o slow donee Seniors Ger Awards, Scholarships Top: Uso Sptelmon accepts the business award Above: Scorr Krebs was voted the outstanding moth science student Top: Stephanie Sonnet, Lisa Spielmon, Peggy Shear, ond Laura Cox were awarded PEO Scholar ships Above: Mike Smith, Peggy Shear, ond Laura Cox reaeved scholarships from DPW 28 Student Life Left: Peggy Sheor was given rhe Sousa oword for being rhe oursrondmg senior insrrumenrol music srudenr whie Joel Figgs was given rhe Arion oword os rhe oursrondmg senior vocal music srudenr Below: Mike Smirh occeprs rhe Lions Club scholarship from Mr Fred Feek Above: Kenr Soykx awarded scholarships ro Gen Arnold ond Louro Cox for being rhe boy and girl orhlere of rhe yeor Srudenr Life 29 Below left: Jone Edelmon hugs o well wisher ofter rhe ceremony Below right: Jockie Koch receives her diptomo presented by school boord members Mrs Delores Wenger and Mr Kennerh Herbsrer Above: Mr Figgs presents rhe citizenship oword given omuoly by rhe Kansas Store hfcgh School Activities Association to Louro Cox ond Joel Figgs 30 Student Life Above: Volediaonon was Louro Cox; Saiutotonon was Scott Krebs 47 Seniors Ger Diplomas Groduarion for rhe doss of 1986 wos held Sunday, May 18 or eighr o'clock in rhe even- ing. Due ro wer condirions on rhe foorboll field rhe ceremony wos held inside. The Concerr Band ployed rhe processional Pomp and Circumsrance. The invocarion was delivered by Posror Derr Moore of rhe Congregorionol Church. Musical numbers in- cluded Dunconnon Overarure” by rhe Con- cern- Bond and My Wish For You and Gael- ic Blessing” by rhe Chamber Choir. The speaker wos Mr. Don Monrgomery, no- live Soberhon and srore senoror from rhe 21sr Disrricr. Afrer rhe presenrarion of diplomas, Posror Tom Hormon of rhe Lurheron Church gave rhe benedicrion. James Epp ployed Tops ond Reveille and rhe Concerr Bond ployed rhe recessional God of Our Forhers. Above: Getting ready ro receive rhetr diplomas ore Terry Menold, Dennis Meyer, Cossie Moore, Diono Moore, Kart Peoples ond Doug Renger Watching ore fellow graduates Terri Doyles, Orris Brockman, ond Jim Buser Student Life 31 Delow left: Jeff Wolron ond Rondy Beole roke rime ro goof off Delow right: Shone Schuerre helps cheer for rhe Joys Above: Trocy Morson worches her reom from rhe sidelines Right: Donno Ryiond ond Joon Smith ore into rheir on 32 Under dossmen Underclassmen Top: Gino Glace, Dianna Houck, Linda Baker, and Heorher Scoby rry ro fighr boredom Above: Jamie Whirroker shows her rrue idenriry V Under dassmen 33 Juniors Exude Enthusiasm The doss of '87 consisted of o bunch of enthu- siastic people The juniors raised over $4000 for the 1986 prom by selling magazines and working in the concession stand. The dass was involved with many things other than prom. Juniors were involved in sports, the plays, dubs, and Stuco. The juniors showed their creativity by winning first place in the Homecoming Parade with Hunting for o Victory . All-in-all ir was o successful year for the juniors. Right: Rondy Pallesen shows Jeff Drodbury rhe skSts of monhood Rodney Allen Rondo Dobbs Kelly Dorber David Boumon Randy Beole Lonerte Bindel DeAnn Bockersterte Jeff Drodbury Lori Drommer Roger Drey Rhondo Droxrermon Chrissy Burton Poul Compo Darin Edeimon Dovid Edeimon 34 Juniors James Epp Mary Jane Finney Miched Goodman Tma Gresham Merlin Gruber Casondro Hamer mck Connie Homer Usa Homer Liz Horrrer Dianna Houck Laura Herokj Rosie Jones Usa Konel Mike Uerz Mary Longberg Korhy Manning Lindsay Morsholl Trocy Morson Norma Jeon McCorkle Doug McGuire Above Left: Jerri Sue Niehues serves Steve Howard or open house Above Right: Mark Schneider works on on experiment in physics 36 Juniors Sophs Are Sofr-Spoken The class of 1988 endured rheir last year as underdossmen with grace. As a whole, rhe sophomores were soft-spoken and preferred ro remain in rhe background rarher rhon as- sume leadership roles. They did, however, participare heavily in ac- tivities and sports. The sophomores were good learners and listeners which showed leadership roles in rhe future. Roger Edeimon poys orrenrion ro Mr. Couch- mon's lecrure Doug Aberle Mon Aberte Scon Aberle Undo Doker Greg Doldridge Deione Doumgonner Poul Doumgonner Travis DerWey Jerry Dirdsley Roxanne Dotrz Coral Duchholz LoDeno Duckies Shown Cortson Drendon Corver Liso ChodweH 38 Sophomores Alon Cox Roger Edelmon Sreve Epple Morr Gorber Koren Homer Erin Hoyden Rob Hayes Undo Henderson Marry Herbsrer Jodo Kohlmeer Above Jerry Drdsley rakes a breorher berween sers Above Right: Carol Duchholz wirh her friend or rhe Lincoln For Right Doug Aberte works on bonus points 39 40 Sophomores Above Undo Baker is pleased or a wrestling meet Right Rhonda Uerz spots Jodo KohJmeter Doug Lehwald Rhondo Uerz Vondo Morney Angie McFol Jennifer McKim Marilyn Merzger Paul Merzger Gory Meyer Undo Miller Cynthia Moore Dense Morovec Poulo Nets Below Shown Carlson works our on rhe hip sled Robbie Rudckik Dorma Rylond Shone SchuerTe Soroh Shear Joson Sremer Drod Srolzenberger Lono Srover Loel Srrohm CHnr Suhr Koae Thompson Scott Wedom Rhodo Workman Sophomores 41 Shy Freshmen Adjust ro SHS In rhe foil 62 shy, nor-knowing-whor-ro-ex- pecr freshman entered rhe doors of SHS. Nor being any different rhon posr freshman, rhey were nor sure which side of rhe hall ro walk on, where rheir dosses were, and rhey were always being pushed ro rhe bock of rhe lunch line. Ir did nor roke rhe doss of '89 long ro ger inro rhe swing of things wirh many srudenrs parrici- poring in extracurricular acriviries. SHS consid- ered rhem ro be one of rheir many ossers. Right Golen Jacobs reads a magazine during o library period. 42 Freshmen John Alderfer DeeAnn Allen Tony Doker Junior Dockeryerre Angie Doyles Jeff Drown Kerry Droxrermon Andreo Dunrz Myron Edelmon Ronnie Edelmon Jeff Emerr Teresa Enneking Susie Epp Amy Feek Gna Gtoce Molly Gosney m 0 1 - ) il N li it yj. kVl1 6 Jl jjjj Kim Graytxl Jorrwe Grimm Mora Gruber Suson Hoiley Pom Heller Lori Hennigon ftondy Herrmonn Shoy Hi David House Sreve Huber Narhon Hunng Golen Jocobs Tomro KeUenberger Suson Koch Krisrin Lehmonn Left Alon Meyer works dibgenriy m shop Above: Susonne Epp practices for bond Freshman 40 Lrndel Perers Julie Orron John Orr Craig Ptoeger Lori Puvogel Right Srocey Moore. Pom Heler, Amy Ringer, ond Andrea Dunrz proaice for pep bond 44 Freshman Jl Pyle Amy Penyer Amy Pilinger Mory Poggenkomp Orion Pokey Joon Smith Drer Spielmon Sondy Srolzenberger Adrian Srrohm Tom Srrohm Denns Thompson Poul Wenenberger Teresa Wisdom Jomie WNrroker Becky Wysong Freshmon 45 In The Classroom Below: Rhonda Broxrermon concentrates on her English resr Right: Lisa Spielmon devises a plan ro get Glen Arnold moved to the other side of the room Above: Brian Srrohm grins os he damps his shop project together Right: Mike Smith uses his telepathic ability during psychology, while Knsty Hertzel gives him rabbit ears 46 Acodemcs Right: Mrs House expians ro Jonie Edelmon how ro type her blood Below right: left ro righr, Loel Srrohm. Adrian Srrohm, Drion IXoKey. Jill Pyle, and Tim Mishler listen ro Mr Couchmon's lecture Left: Mr Drown helps Comle Srrohm wirh o physics experi- ment Academics 47 Administration Below: The USD 441 school board Left ro nghr Sue SchuerTe, Ken Herbsrer. Eldon Mulroy, ftixey Werrenberger. Delores Wenger, Gen Sr oiler, ond Don Henry Right: Mr Von Louer, U S D 441 Supennrendenr Right: Mr Irwin Figgs. Soberho High School prindpol For right: Mr Don Fi- scher, guidance counselor 48 Administration Below: Mr John Voiron, assts ronr supennrendenr. Srudenrs Learn In Language Arrs Classes In rhe English department srudenrs learned the difference between nouns and verbs, and how hard it is to write a composition. Srudenrs also had rhe opportunity to leorn Spanish or German. Mrs. Gay McClain taught English to freshmen and sophomores, while Mrs. Jenny Finney taught English III, and Spanish I, II, and III. Mrs. Sandy Aberle offered advanced composition, literature. Practical English, English III, and newspaper. Mr. Herb Drown taught English I and Miss Elaine Koopman offered an English credit with speech and drama. Mr. Irwin Figgs taught German. Top left: Miss Koopman discusses o speech ossignmenr with her srudenrs Above left: Mrs Aberle loughs with her doss Above: Marry Herbsrer ond Sean Mogee concentrate on Norhon Huning instead of Mr Figgs' German lecture 50 Academics Above: Jennifer McKim. Molly Gosney. Angie Doyles, Rhondo Lowdermik, Poulo Neis, Donno Rylond. Doug Abede. Sondro Dnrro, ond Soroh Sheor roke rime our from Spanish doss ro celebrore Soroh's birrtxJoy Above right: Mrs Finney helps Mory Roggenkomp wirh her Spanish For right: Miss Krisro Dorber, a srudenr reocher rhis yeor. pauses o moment ro smile or her doss. Right: Mrs McClain rries ro answer o student's question Srudenrs Ger Down To Business i Wirh rhe number of business dosses offered or SHS, sru- denrs hod many opporruni- ries ro ger down ro busi- ness. Mr Jim Souer offered Typing I and II, business morh, busi- ness machines and office practice, os well as courses in Shorrhond I and II. In office pracrice srudenrs learned of- fice procedures ond also procriced job inrerviews. Mr. Scorr Durger raughr general business, Accounring I ond II, Typing I, record keeping, ond business tow. He also showed srudenrs how ro fill our rox forms. Left: Mr Souer rimes o ryping ex erase Left: VicW Grimm works on o word processing assignment for business machines doss Above: Mr Durger grades occounring assignments. Acodemcs 53 Arr and Social Science Srudenrs Sharpen Perceptions According ro rheir reochers, srudenrs who were enrolled in arr or social srudies dosses were learning ways of perceiving, inrerprering, and reacring ro rhe world. Those reochers were Mr Tom House, who headed rhe arr deporrmenr, ond Mr. Scorr Hill ond Mr. Dob Good who raughr social saence. Mr. House offered srudenrs o voriery of orrisric opporruniries wirh dosses ranging from Arr I, II, ond III ro arr projecrs. Mr. Hill roughr American Hisrory, Kansas Hisrory, European Hisrory, ond psychology. Also, for rhe firsr rime, Mr. Hill offered on American Hisrory II doss. Mr. Good roughr social relorions, currenr evenrs, U.S. Governmenr, ond world affairs. Right: After a psychology experiment trying ro determine rheir telepathic powers using ploying cords, Morey Edeimon ond Lee Carlson find on olrerno rive use for rhe cords Below: Theresa Smith ond Rosie Jones helped brighten up rhe landing berween rhe upper ond lower floor of the school by creating o splatter pointing which hod three blue J's” on it 54 Acodermcs Left: Domo Rytand grins os she works on her poinring in art Above: Mr House gives Loel Srrohm ponrers on his project. Acoderma 55 Marh And Science Srimulares Srudenrs The science deportment, like many other deportments, got o new doss with the seven hour day. The biology department added onoromy and physiology. Mrs. Can- dy House also taught Diology I and II, and life science. Mr. Herb Drown fought gener- al science, English I, chemistry, and physics. Mr. Lewis Johnson taught Algebra I and II, advanced moth, and geometry. Mr. Dan- dy Hall taught consumer moth, Algebra I and II, ond computer programming. Mr ond Mrs. Dandy Hall become the proud parents of o baby boy this year. They named him Micoh Daniel. Right: Lisa Horner makes o friend in onoromy. Below: Mrs House questions the photographer's motives. Bottom: Mr Drown takes o moment from grading papers to smfle for rhe camera. Left: Lorerto Edelmon rokes Connie Homer's blood pressure during open house Delow: Ken Oberding, Undo Boker, and Dee Ann Allen work on their math assignments, whde Ronnie Edel man and Amy Renyer spoce off Bottom: Mr Holl wearty reuses hs pen after staying up al night with o crying boby Left: Mike Ptoeger, Mark Schneider, ond Mark Sonnet moke an incredible discovery in physics Above: Mr Johnson rokes rime from his paper to answer a student's question Acodermcs 57 Left: Mr Leiker assists Doug Leh wold with his shop project Delow: Alan Meyer ond Rondy Herrmom study during one of Mr Couch man's vocational agriculture dosses Creativity Shines In Saberha High From Classes in home eco- nomics ro dosses in industrial arrs, srudenrs were offered o wide range of creative op- portunities in vocational srud- ies. Mrs Mardy Herbsrer offered classes in meal manage- ment, crearive dorhing, housing, family living and a new dass rhis year, ad- vanced home economics. Mr Garry Couchman was a new face ar SHS He raughr farm manogemenr, intro- duction ro agriculture, farm shop, crop production, agri- business, and livestock pro- duction Mr Doug Leiker of- fered woodworking sru- denrs crearive opportunities in Industrial Arrs I through IV and drafting. Above: Mr Gorry Couchman, first year teacher, was head of the vocorionol agriculture deportment Academics 5 ? Students Be-Bop To Classical And Pop For rhose who wanted ro fine rune rheir musical rolenrs, rhe music de- porrmenr wos rhe answer. Srudenrs could enroll in vocol music, bond, or borh. Dorh vocol ond instrumental music exposed srudenrs ro o voriery of musicol styles ranging from classical ro pop. Mr Greg Zielke handled rhe vocal music reaching chorus. He offered concert choir, chamber choir, ond gave individual lessons. He also be- come rhe proud father of a baby girl, Mackenzie Lauren. Mr. Fred Evans and Miss Terri Shea were rhe bond instructors. Desides instructing ar rhe high school, rhey handled rhe ele menrory and middle school instru- mental music program. Mr. Fred Evans announced his en- gagement ro Miss Sheila Glover, of Topeka, and Miss Terri Shea became engaged ro Mr. Dob Good. Top: Mr Evans cheers rhe band Middle: Korhy Manning gives Mr Zielke a sly look, while Ehn Wy song hides her face Above: Miss Shea helps Man Aberle with a rough song 60 Academics Middle Delow: Lori Puvogel ond Susie Epp look over o new piece of music in concert choir Delow: Morr Gorber loughs or Scorr Aberle's joke, while Jomes Epp ond Morey Edelmon corch up on some homework Left: The bond procrices during fry hours. Left: Trino Kerrer procnces her bond solo ond Krisry Hertzel hsrens quierly Above: Mr Zielke works with one section of the chamber choir Acodenma 61 62 Acodenma Top Left: Mrs Morsho Aurrey smiles os she works or her desk Top right: Mrs Joy Fishcer helps Shown Carlson Above: Mrs Fischer grodes papers Right: Mrs Poulo Kelen berger rokes o breok Classroom Meers Special Needs The inrer-relared resource classroom served srudenrs wirh special needs English and marh were rhe core sub- jects roughr, occording to Mrs. Mar- sha Aurrey, who wos rhe inrerrelor ed teacher. Mrs. Joy Fischer wos rhe poro-profes- sional assisting Mrs. Aurrey. I reach o tor of everyday survival skills, she said. Also involved in spedol educa- tion work were Mrs. Paulo Kellen- berger, speech therapist and Miss Margaret Sanford, psychologist. Left: Mrs Aurrey helps Golen Jacobs wirh an ossignmenr Academics 63 Library And Career Center Serves Srudenrs The librarians were busier rhis year wirh rhe addirion of rhe library periods offered each hour. Mrs. Goy Nira Grimm joined rhe sraff of SHS, raking rhe place of Mrs. Gerry Hayden, who replaced Mrs. Derry Veardon in rhe career cenrer Mrs. Elizaberh Ahrens an- nounced her reriremenr afrer serving as librar- ian of SHS since 1967. The career cenrer pro- vided srudenrs wirh rhe chance ro invesrigare careers. Below: Derry Weordon, coreer cenrer coordinator Below left: Gerry Hoy- den works or her desk in rhe coreer cenrer Below right: Mrs Hoyden helps Judy Dirdsley on rhe computers 64 Academics Acodenmcs 65 66 Acodemics Above: Jeon McCorkle hits o forebond serve during o competitive gome of robie rennis Below: Rick Swogger does orm curls during wetghr lifting doss in on orrempr ro srrengrben his biceps Right: Mr Kohlmeter prepores ro serve rhe bodmirron birdie Srudenrs Shape Up In P.E. Classes The physical educarion department consist- ed of three teachers, Mr. John Garber, Mrs. Cindy Manche, and Mr. Marvin Kolh- meier. Mr Garber taught weightlifting and P E II, while Mrs. Manche taught P E I, II, and off campus physical educarion. Mr. Kolhmeier conduced school aaivities, and taught P.E. I and off campus physical educarion. The physical educarion srudenrs kept busy with aaivities such as swimming, football, badmirron, ping pong, and briskerball. Left: John Huning srroins to build his body Below Mrs Monche gives us her innocenr look. Below left Oecky Schweitzer lunges for the birdie Below right Mr Garber concentrates on o student USD 441 Support Staff Above: Cooks, left ro righr Frances Souer, Inez Horner. Violo AAorreney, Joyce Frey. Shoron Droxrermon, Noncy Droxrermon. Dorothy Spielmon, dtsrricr lunchroom supervisor, ond Julio Kruse Right: Sronding, lefr ro righr Shoron Sruder. district secretary. MorHyn Chrisrine. cxJminisrrorive ossisront; ond Wondo Druggemon. district nurse. Seored. Susie Huber, occounrmg assistant 68 Staff Above: Dus drivers, left ro right: Dole Emerr. Dob Duser, Ann Dietrich, Lester Sylvester, Ruth Monning, Ken Sreinloge, Don Deoie, Cori Srrohm. rronsportorion supervisor Jim Von Peymo. Derry Aue, ond Dob Lohmon Nor pictured: Gory Scoby, Mory Derh Aue, Jock Stapleton, ond DU Nelson Above left: Kyle Deere, night cus- todian Left: Deon Srrothmon, night cusro- dion Staff 69 Sporrs 70 Spons Clockwise from opposite poge upper left: Mork Priest goes in for o loy-up. The foorbol reom celebrores o touchdown or the Holton gome Amy Penyer long jumps or o rrock meet Kori Peoples works to pin his opponent Kathy Monnmg posses the voUeyboll while Trocy Matson tries to sroy our of the way. Mike Huber prepores to drive the golf bad Bluejays Post 8-1 Record The 5.H.S. foorboll ream enjoyed one of irs best seasons in history. They finished wirh on 8-1 overall record and o 6-1 mark in league. The 6-1 was good enough ro give rhe Dluejoys o shore of rhe league cham- pionship wirh Hdron and Nemoha Volley. The highlight of rhe season come early wirh o 39-12 win over our arch-rivols, rhe Hioworho Redskins, in rhe opening gome. The lone loss come or rhe hands of 3A powerhouse Nemoho Volley. This loss forced rhe rie in league ond boored rhe Joys our of rhe playoff picture. The Dluejoys did very well on rhe oil- league voring, placing eight players on rhe first ream, rhey were: Seniors; Mike Huber, Glen Arnold, ond Doug Renyer, Juniors; Mike Lierz, Paul Compo, Doug Werren- berger, ond Rondy Deale, ond Sopho- more; Marr Garber. Scorr Krebs also mode honorable-menrion. Top: Mike Lierz, 20, followed by Scorr Krebs, takes o hondoff from Mart Garber, ond sweeps around rhe lefr side Above: Mark Priest carries rhe bol os Mike Huber runs ro proreo him Above Right: Parachutists lond on rhe field before rhe Nemoho Volley game Left: Cooches Tom Palmer, John Garber, ond Doug Lieker Right: First row: lefr ro right; Manager Mark Lierz, Rondy Herrmonn, Brer Spielmon, Tim Mishler, Corey Meyer, Sreve Huber, Mike Lierz, Mark Priest, Scorr Krebs, Paul Compo, Darin Edelman Second row Bill Whire, Eugene Bockersrerre, Sreve Epple, Jarrod Niehues, David House, Shane Schuerre, Gnr Sruhr, Rob Hayes, Travis Berkley, Rob Ruddick, Paul Metzger Third row: Tom Srrohm, Domy Srolzenberger, Pod Werrenberger. Scorr McGuire, Doug Lehwald, Jeff Emerr, Joel Rggs, Jason Steiner, Jim Renyer, Rick Swogger, Manager John Off Bock row: Doug McGuire, Roger Brey, Jeff Walton, Morr Garber, Glen Arnold, Mike Huber, Doug Renyer, Mike Smirh, Doug Werrenberger, Rondy Beale, and Greg Baldridge Left: Glen Arnold rnes ro pull down o pass m rhe Mour HJI gome Below: Joel Figgs leods rhe woy os rhe Bkjejoys charge on ro rhe field Soberho Opponenr Opponenrs Score 09 Hioworho 12 32 IXoyol VoHey 8 46 Holron 22 42 ACCHS 6 22 Mour HUI 15 22 Jefferson Wesr 0 8 Nemaha Volley 16 39 Horron 19 43 Jockson Heighrs 12 DIG SEVEN LEAGUE STANDINGS Soberho 6-1 Nemoha Volley 6-1 Holron 6-1 Mour HI 4-3 Hioworho 3-4 Effingham 25 Jeff Wesr 14 Royal VoHey 0-7 Spikers Are Second In League The Lody Joys hod one of rheir besr seasons ever, posting on overall record of 17-10 ond finishing second in rhe Dig Seven League wirh on 11-0 mark. The girls porriapored in rhree tournaments, gerring third place or Seneca, fourrh in rhe Soberho Invirarional, ond compering well, bur nor placing or Seaman in Topeka. Hirrer Tracy Marson and serrer Karhy Manning garnered all-league honors. Individual records were ser by Marson for spiking and blocking, Manning for serring, and Chrissy Burton for serving. The junior varsiry posted a 9-5 record for second in rhe league. The freshman ream went 7-7 and captured second at rhe Falls City Tournament. Jerry Niehues video raped rhe games for rhe Jays while Teresa Smirh, Angie Doyles and Marci Gruber worked as manag- ers. 74 VoteybaH Above: Lindsay Marshall sers Yvonne Thompson while Korhy Manning, Trocy Morson ond Lisa Hamer provide the coverage Opposite poge. top: Freshmon. left ro nghr. bock row Cooch Cindy Monche. Amy Feek, Amy Winger. Keri Otberdmg, DeeAnn Alen. Kim Groybi Middle row: Jorme Grimm. Jil Pyle. Teresa Ennekmg. Sondro Srolzenberger. Rhonda Lowderm . Jomie Whirroker Front row MoHy Gosney. Xie Orton, Shoy Hi. Andreo Dunrz Dorrom, JV teem, left ro right, bock row Cooch Crxjy Monche, LeOeno Duckies. Koae Thompson. Casondro Homernick. Jodo Kohlmeter. Soroh Shear AAiddle row Debbie McKenney. Diono Houck. Lono Stover, Lonerre Dmdei. Decky Schweitzer Front row Shefy Scoby. Vondo Morney. Karen Hortter. Undo Henderson This poge. top: Cindy McNerr digs o boll while Loura Cox ond Trocy Motson get ready ro help out Above Varsity ream, left ro nghr Cmdy McNerr. Trocy Morson. Yvonne Thompson, Usa Horrrer. Cooch Dob Good Front row: Erin Hoyden. Lindsay Morsholl. Laura Cox. Chnssy Durr on, Karhy Monnng Our Score 15. 15 15. 6. 3 15. 10. 15 14. 15. 16 15. 15 15, 15 15. 8. 15 15. 8. 12 5. 16. 12 13. 15 7. 11 6. 3 15. 15 11. 15. 16 11 15 15 15. 15 1. 2 15. 15 17. 15 15. 15 15. 15 15. 15 15. 15 1. 4 10. 12 3. 6 4. 12 r-m ' • V •' Folk City 13. Almo Wobounsee 13. 15. 1 Royol Volley ACCHS 5. 15. 16. 4. 1 Holron 12. 1 Jefferson West 10. 1 Hioworho 12. 15 Royol Volley 1. 15. 1 Nemoho Volley 15. 14 1 Shawnee Heights Shownee Mission 15. 1 Eosr 15. 1 Seomon 15. 1 Topeka High Mr Sr 3. Scholastico 15. 9. 1 Royol VaHej 15, 7. 11. ‘ Nemoho Volley 15. 1 Jefferson West 7. 1 Mr Sr Schotasrco 15.; Hioworho 13. : Royol Volley 4. 1 Midway 8. Jefferson West 12. v Coocordio VaSey Heights Nemoho Volley Sr Mory's 15. M 15. M 15. M 15. 1! VARSITY LEAGUE STANDINGS Nemoho Volley 140 Soberha 11-3 Mr Acodemy 77 Holron d8 Hioworho 68 Royol Volley 68 ACCHS 59 Jefferson West 113 Vdeybd 75 Cross Country There were rwo major changes in rhe cross counrry program or SHS in 1985. Firsr, rhe Bluejoys gor o new coach. Secondly, rhe Joys were able ro field o girls ream for rhe firsr rime in several years. Mr Randy Hall, who rook over from longtime coach Jim Baldridge, was determined ro recruir enough girls ro pur o girls ream on rhe course. Holl managed ro round up five able girls and rhe results ore hisrory: rhe girls come through for o second place league finish ond were 10th in rhe store meet held in Monhorron. The boys ream, meanwhile, did nor place os high os rhe. girls bur nevertheless mode greor improvement during rhe season. The boys were seventh in rhe league meer bur, because rhey were o young ream, show promise for rhe future. The girls were led by Becky Wysong who was second in rhe league meer, while Alan Cox rurned in rhe fasresr rimes for rhe boys. 76 Cross Counrry Top Left: Ed Popkess. Dennis Thompson, Scorr Wisdom ond J D Romines discuss pointers berween Cross Counrry evenrs Top Right: J.D Rommes struggles ro overcome another runner Above: Dock row, left ro right Cooch Randy Hoi, Cynthia Moore, Decky Wysong, Ruth Lehmann, Mary Jane Finney, ond Lori Henrtgon Bottom row: Dennis Thompson, Ed Popkess, Alon Cox, Mark Schneider, J D Romines, Morr Aberle, Scott Wisdom Top: Mory Jone Finney leods o pock of runners during rhe Soberho hvironomoi, while Rurh Lehman follows dose behrxJ Above Left: clockwise left ro righr Scott Wisdom, Mark Schneider. Alon Cox. Dennis Thompson. Ed Popkess, J.D homines, ond Morr Aberle horse oround before o aoss counrry meer Above right: Mart Aberle concenrrores on keeping oheod of rhe compennon Goss Counrry 77 Below: Dock row. left ro righr Jeff Wolron, Mike Huber. Doug Werrenberger. Todd Morsholl. ond Doug Deoyer Middle row: Greg Doldridge, Doug Lehwold, Mike Smith. Glen Arnold, ond MorT Garber Front row Mike Uerz, Mork Pnesr. Roger Drey, Scott Krebs, ond Shone Schuerre Right: Doug Renyer applies defensive pressure ogomsr Holton Below right: Jeff Walton ond Mart Gorber rrop o Jefferson West player Championships Elude Cagers Bluejays Are 2nd In League, Subsrare, Shoorour The boys basketball ream had a good season, finishing second in rhe leogue ond reaching rhe finals of rhe sub-srore rourno- menr. The Joys also reached rhe finals of rhe Saberha Shoorour, losing ro Archison in rhe finals. The ream porricipored in rhe Dodge Ciry Tournomenr of Champions, los- ing rhree gomes ro 6A schools bur winning rhe sporrsmonship rrophy. Overall, rhe Bluejays posred o 15-8 record. In rhe rough Big Seven Leogue, rhe Blue- joys rong-up on 11-3 record, good for sec- ond place behind 5A Mour Hill of Archison. Earning lerrers for rhe Joys were Seniors Scorr Krebs, Glen Arnold, Mike Huber, Doug Renyer, Todd Morsholl, ond Mike Smirh; juniors Mork Priesr, Jeff Walton, ond Roger Brey, ond sophomore Morr Gorber. Named ro rhe Big Seven all-leogue ream was Glen Arnold. Doug Renyer, Mike Huber, ond Jeff Wolron were oil-league honorable menrion. The Saberha junior varsiry hod on excellent season, going undefeored for a 14-0 re- cord. The freshmen, meanwhile, wenr 11-4 ond finished second in rhe Boileyville Tour- ney. Mr. Marvin Kohlmeier was rhe head coach. He was assisted by Mr. Randy Hall. Mr. Scorr Burger coached rhe freshmen ream. 78 Sports Right: Monogers Brian Rokey ond Doug Aberte Below right: Glen Arnold drives in for o shot during the Jeff Vest gome SCOREBOARD Our Score Opponent Their Score 65 ACCHS 40 51 rtghlond 50 45 Atchison 60 46 Mour htf 52 56 Howorho 51 77 Nemoho Voley 44 74 Jefferson West 66 60 Royd Voley 67 62 Holton 60 64 ACCHS 37 36 Hutcheson 64 41 Dodge City 56 65 Hoys 67 51 Mour HI 48 56 rtaworho 50 46 Nemoho Voley 43 77 Jefferson West 44 69 Royd Voley 64 45 Holton 53 60 ACCHS 41 66 Orff on Oyde 41 53 Horton 47 42 Immoculoro 47 LEAGUE STANDINGS Mour HI 1 Soberho 11 3 Royd Voley 9 5 Holton 9 5 Nemoho Voley 7 7 Howorho 59 Jeff West 113 Effmghom 1-13 Above: Freshmon boys’ baskerboll reom Bock row. left ro righr: Corey Meyer. Jr. Bockersrerre. Sreve Huber. Brerr Spteimon, ond cooch Mr Scorr Burger Fronr row: Dennis Thompson. Jeff Emerr, Dovid House, Jeff Brown, ond Mork Lierz Above: Heod cooch Marvin Kolhmeier ond asserant cooch Rondy Hoi Sports 79 Team, Fans Travel To Dodge City For rhe second rime in rhe hisrory of SHS our boys DO ream, along wirh many supporting fans, attended rhe Dodge City Tournament Of Champions. The tournament was o good experience in that it presented rhe boys ream wirh o rough field of competition. The tourna- ment consisted of oil 5A and 6A reams, ex- cept for Saberha. The ream, os well os many parents, rode o chartered bus which was paid for by The Tournament Of Champions Golf Tournament that was held in rhe summer or rhe Saberha Country Club. The boys stayed or rhe Dodge City Holidome which hod recreational facilities such os o swimming pool, hot rub, sauna, png pong, golf, and video gomes. Saberha placed lost in this rournomenr bur recieved o trophy for best sportsmanship. Jeff Walton was named to rhe all-rournamenr ream. Above: Soberho tons show their support Right: Diona Moore, Liso Konel, Dionno Houck, Heorher Scoby, and Lorie Chesnur get excited De low Left: Doug Renyer. Scott Krebs, and Shone Schuerre soy good-bye ro Dodge Gry Delow Right: Morvin Kohlmeier Tries ro relax Left: Mork Priesr goes for o lay-up Above: Glen Arnold finds rime ro play Sports 81 Below: Girl's vorsiry and junior vorsiry Dock row. left ro right: assisronr cooch Mrs Gndy Monche, Carol Buchholz, Vonda Morney, Karen Momer, LoDeno Buckles, and head cooch Mr Bob Good Middle row: Shelly Scoby, Jodo Kolhmeier. Chrissy Burron, Korhy Manning, Debbie McKenney, Erin Hoyden Front row: Lindsay Morsholl, Lonerre Bindel. Laura Cox, Lisa Horner, and Trocy Morson Right: Lindsoy Morsholl shoots for o bosket, while Debbie McKenney assists her Below right: Louro Cox dribbles the boll down the court Girls Have Desr Season Ever Are 18-4 Overall, Hiawarha Tourney Champs The girls basketball ream had on outstand- ing season, winning 18 gomes and losing only four ro post the best record ever by o Soberho girls ream. The Bluejays started the season by finishing third in the Soberho Shootout. After losing o league gome ro Nemoho Volley, the girls reeled off nine straight wins in mid- season, induding victories over Foils City, Horton, and Jackson Heights ro claim the championship in the Hiawarha Tourney. In the league race rhe Joys tosr only ro Ne- maha Volley and finished in second ploce with o 12-2 mark. The Bluejays got by o rough Horton squad in rhe opening round of sub-srare ploy bur lost in rhe semi-finals ro rhe undefeated Lady Raiders of Nemoha Volley in rhe semi-finals. The Raiders went on ro claim third place in rhe store rournomenr. Earning letters for rhe Bluejays were senior Louro Cox, juniors Tracy Morson, Lindsoy Morsholl, Lisa Horrrer, Korhy Manning and Debbie McKenney; sophomore Erin Hoy- den, and freshman Amy Renyer. Trocy Morson and Lindsoy Marshall were named ro rhe Big Seven oil-league ream. Trocy led rhe bluejays in rorol rebounds, scoring overage, ond blocked shors. Lind- soy was rhe ream leader in steals, assists, offensive rebounds, ond poinrs scored. Also recognized or rhe end of rhe season were Erin Hoyden for free rhrow percent- age, Louro Cox for purple hearrs, ond Amy Renyer for field goal percenroge. The Soberho junior vorsiry ream posted on 11-3 record while rhe freshman ream wenr 11-4 for rhe season ond finished second in rhe Axrell rournomenr. Overall, SHS girls reams wenr 40-11 for rhe season. Mr. Bob Good was rhe head coach for rhe Bluejays. Mrs. Cindy Monche coached rhe junior vorsiry ond Mrs. Nancy Sroller coached rhe freshman. 82 Sports Sports 80 LEAGUE STANDING Nemoho Voley 14 0 Soberho 12 2 Hofron 8 6 Mount Acodemy 7 7 Royal Voley 6-8 ACCHS 410 Hioworha O H Jeff Wesr 212 Above: Freshmon girls ream Dock row, left ro righr Tamro Kellenberger, Amy Renyer. Decky Wysong. Molly Gosney, Shoy HI. Sandy Srolzenberger, and cooch Mrs Noncy SroUer Front row Amy Feek. Keri Olberding, Jomie Grimm. Julie Orron, Teresa Ennekmg, ond manager Teresa Wisdom Right: The girl's vorsiry reom celebrares ofrer winning rhe championship or rhe hkoworho rourney Below right: Uso Horrrer goes up for o shor Bottom right: Monogers Jerri Nie hues ond Donna Ryland SCOREBOARD Our Ther Score Opponent Score 49 Archison 05 05 Onogo 42 54 highland 45 66 Mr Acodemy 25 52 hfcoworho 47 45 Nemoho Voley 47 50 Jefferson Wesr 19 59 Royol Voley 47 40 Holron 41 55 ACCHS 04 54 Foils City 26 08 Horton 06 09 Jockson Hetghrs 02 51 Mr Acodemy 41 55 hfcoworho 24 06 Nemoho Voley 44 46 Jefferson Wesr 26 08 Royal Voley 29 41 Holton 29 46 ACCHS 25 09 Horton 22 40 Nemoho Voley 50 Top left: Undo Boker. Michele Hewirr, cooch Mr Gory Couchmon, cooch Mr Boody McFol. ond John Ott cheer on o wrestler Top right: Poul Compo squares off ogartsr on opponent Above: The wresting reom Bock row, left to right: Cooch Mr Gory Couchmon, monoger Undo Boker. Travis Berkley, Bob Buddick, Donny Srol- zenberger, Poul Metzger, Alon Cox. ond cooch Mr Bandy McFol. Front row: John On, Bob Hayes, Kort Peoples. Poul Compo. Doug McGuire, Jerry Birdsley, ond monoger Michelle He win Nor pictured: David Boumon, Alon Meyer, ond Bii White Right: Cooch McFol gives Korl Peoples some pointers between marches 64 Sports Four Wrestlers Qualify For Stare Despire having only 15 grapplers, rhe SHS wrestling squad was able ro high- light rheir season by qualifying four wresrlers ro rhe srare rournamenr. Handicapped all year in dual meers by having ro surrender forfeits in four weighr classes, ir was gratifying ro rhe ream ro do so well or srare. Compering ar srare for rhe Joys were John Orr or 98, Trovis Derkley or 126, Karl Peoples or 132 and Paul Compo or 155. Compo represented his school well, reaching rhe finals before losing by o score of 12-11 ro Shown Simmons of Leori ro finish second. The orher Bluejays did nor place. Winning championships for rhe Joys were Compo in rhe Ross ville Tourna- ment and rhe regionals, and Trovis Derkley in rhe Soberha Invirorionol. Compo, Peoples and Derkley finished rhe season wirh winning records. Compo went 25-5, Peoples 20-5 and Derkley 15-13. Earning lerrers for rhe Dluejays were Compo, Orr, Peoples, Derkley, Rob Ruddick or 126, Alon Cox or 132, Dan- ny Srolzenberger or 138, David Dau- man or 145 and Doug McGuire, un- limited. Mr Randy McFoll was head cooch. He was assisted by Mr. Gory Couch- mon. Top right: Qualifiers for srare were, left ro righr, Trovis DerWey, Karl Peoples, Paul Compo, and John Orr Middle right: John Orr wrestles on opponent ro rhe mot Above: Wrestling cheerleaders were Lori Chesnur and Diono Moore ' Sports 85 Delow: Jeff Emerr hirs on ron our of rhe rough Right: Scorr Krebs conremplores o forwoy wood shor before driving ir deonly mro rhe creek on Soberho's number six hole Golf Team Tough In Duals The golf ream hod one of rheir berrer seasons, particularly in leogue duals where rhey registered o 5-0 mark. The golfers finished second in rhe Saberha Invirorional, fourth in rhe league, ond fifth or rhe Mour Hill Invirarionol. Mike Huber wos rhe winner of rhe So berho Invirorional wirh o score of 76. Top nine hole score during rhe year wos regisrered by Ed Popkess who shor o 38 or Jefferson West. Ploying on Soberho's six man squad were Jeff Emerr, Shone Schuerre, Ed Popkess, Jeff Wolron, Scorr Krebs, ond Mike Huber. Golf coaches were Mr Randy Holl ond Mr. John Garber. Golf ream, bock row left ro right David House, Mike Ptoeger, Jeff Drown, Cory Meyer, Sreve Huber, Kerry Droxrermon, Tim Mishler, Jorrod Niehues, ond Croig Ploeger Front row: Jeff Wol ron, Mark Schneider, Shone Schuerre, Mike Huber, Scorr Krebs, Ed Popkess, ond Jeff Emerr Sports 87 Ten Tracksrers Qualify For Srare The rrack ream hod several good individual and ream performances in 1986. The Dluejays qualified ren peo- ple for srore and ser rwo records during rhe yeor The girls ream also broughr home rhe championship or rhe Rossville and Royal Volley Invirorionols os well os rhe Soberha Quod. Qualifying for srore were rhe girls 4 X 200 relay ream of Laura Cox, Tracy Marson, Amy Renyer, and Cored Duchholz; rhe boys 4 X 400 relay ream of Doug Renyer, Mark Priesr, Mike Smirh and Glen Arnold, rhe girls 4 X 400 relay ream of Louro Cox, Tracy Marson, Sandra Srolzenberger, and Amy Renyer; and Jada Kohlmeier in rhe rwo mile. Serring individual records for Soberho were Todd Mar- shall wirh o leap of 6' 8 in rhe high jump ond Amy Renyer wirh a jump of 15' 11 in rhe girls long jump. Head coach for rhe Dluejoys was Mr. Doug Leiker. He was ossisred by Scorr Burger ond Dob Good. 88 Sports Top: Todd Marshal approaches rhe high jump for on orrempred 67 Above: Jodo Kohlmeier leods rhe mile while Gna Goce and Amy Winger are dose behind left: Gen Arnold wins rhe 400 or rhe Soberho Quod Delow: Score qualifiers, sronding lefr ro righr Sondy Srolzenberger. Jodo Kohlmeier, Louro Cox. Cord Duchhdz. Trocy Morson, ond Amy Kenyer Seared Doug Kenyer. Gen Arnold, Mcrk Priey. r d Mike Srmrh Delow right: Cooches Scorr Burger. Doug Leiker. ond Dob Good Middle Delow: Doys rrock reom, bock row. left ro nghr Doug Renyer. Geg Dddridge. Gen Arnold, Mon Gorber, Pondy Bede, Todd Mcrshol ond John Hunng Kneeling Mike Srmrh, Doug McGure, Doug Lehwold, Doug Werrenberger, Denrvs Thompson, ond Alon Cox Seored Mark Pnesr. Mise Lierz. Joel Figgs. Brer Spielmon ond Junior Dockeryerre Above: Erin Hoyden throws rhe ctecus or rhe Sr Morys meer Above: Gris rrock reom, bock row. left ro nghr Lone Chesnur, Yvonne Thompson. Trocy Morson, Sondy Srolzenberger, Sondy Homer nick, Lisa Homer, ond Jodo Kohlmeier Middle row Ken Olberdmg, Jamie Gimm. Louro Cox. Amy Renyer. Amy Peek. Mary Jone Fnney. Mory Roggenkomp, ond Erin Hoyden Fry row Diono Moore, Gno Goce. Cord Duchhdz, Korhy Monmng. Rurh Lehmonn, ond Amy Rilmger Sports 89 Left: Chrissy Durr on escorts rhe junior's queen condidore. Poul Compo. ro rhe field during rhe powder puff foorboH gome Above: Jem Niehues sells roffle rickers for rhe homecoming foorbol Left: Musicol porritiponrs enocr rhe wedding scene m Guys mm and Dolls Acnvtfies 01 Right: Molly Gosney and her morher Joy hove fun or rhe Koyerre morher-doughrer bonquer Below: Susan Koch. Dionno Houck. Lon Drommer. Vondo Morney ond Jomie Whirroker down around during o Koyerre scavenger hunr Above: Officers for 1985-86 were, lefr ro righr. Lono Srover. school ond communiry. Kocie Thompson, nononol service. Soroh Shear, world service; Lori Drommer. rreasurer, Sheiy Scoby, secrerory ond pubfory, Peggy Shear, president, Gay McClain, sponsor; Dionno Houck, program ond scrapbook, Lindsay Marshal, vxze-presidenr. ond Heorher Scoby. pomrs choirmon Newty elected officers pornciparing in rhe nsroWanon ceremony were Molly Gosney. Jamie Grimm, ond Jamie Vhirraker 92 Acnvmes Kayerres Sponsor A Hosr Of Acriviries The Kayerres were very busy rhis school year They hod o Polaroid porry, where girls hod ro hove rheir picrures roken wirh cerroin objecrs or people. Their big moneymaker was selling Chrisrmos ornomenrs. The Kayerres boughr o cose of Kleenex and delivered o box ro each of rhe reachers. On Ocrober 16, rhe Kayerres porridpor- ed in rhe Skip-o-Meol for Core Each of rhe members donored $1.50 from rheir lunch money ond senr ir ro Core Seven girls ond rhe Koyerre sponsor, Mrs. Gay McClain, orrended rhe Areo I Regional conference in Hioworho. The week of December 2-6 was rhe Koyerre drizenship week They hod o Mr. Legs conresr, rhey caroled or local nursing homes, rhey sold coke raffle rickers, ond rhey pur lollipops on rhe lunch rroys. The money raised rhrough rhese acriviries was senr ro rhe Red Cross ro help rhe hurricone vicrims. Members also sold candy-o-groms ond odopred o poor family ond broughr rhem food, dorhing, ond roys for Chrisrmos. In January, rhe members gave survival kirs ro eoch reocher, ond orrended rhe Unir Conference in Axrell. In February, rhe girls ex- changed gifrs wirh rheir hearr sisrers, ond rhey hod o Forher- Doughrer spogherri supper on February 27. In April, rhe Kayerres hod o scavenger hunr. During May, rhe Kayerres were busy selling good-bye kisses ond rhey hod rhe Kayerres annual Morher- Doughrer Conquer. Above: Kayerres, back row left ro right Diane Menold, Gmo Gtoce, Decky Wysong, Angie Doyles, Rhonda Dabbs, Carol Duchholz, Vonda Morney, Uz Hamer, Connie Homer. Decky Schweirzer, Karen Hamer, and Joda Kohlmeier Second row: Molly Gosney, Ruth Leh- mann, Teresa Enneking, Julie Orron, Shay Hill, Chrissy Durron, Tracy Marson, Lanerre Dindel. Paulo Nets, Jamie Grimm, Jamie Whirraker Front row: Lindsay Marshall, Heorher Scoby, Kobe Thompson, Lori Drommer, Peggy Shear, Shelly Scoby, CNonno Houck, Soroh Shear, Lona Stover ond Mrs Gay McCloin, sponsor Above: Elected officers for 1986-87 were, left ro right Jamie Whittaker, Moty Gosney, Jamie Grimm, Soroh Shear, Dianno Houck, Shelly Scoby, Heather Scoby, Lana Stover, and Lindsay Marshall Activities 93 Right: Joson Sterner. Michelle Hewirr, Trino Kerter, Rhondo Neis, Doog McGuire, ond Mory Longberg perform The Ugly tXxMng I Oelow: Seniors. Michelle Hewirr ond Cynthio Hoiley porriopored in forensics Drama Department Stages Class Acts Srudenrs who porricipored in dro- nno, speech ond forensics hod a busy schedule Under rhe direcrion of first year reocher Miss Eloine Koopman, rhe forensics reams porricipored in meers or Jackson Heights Nemaha Volley, os well os ville, ond Royal Volley, os well os regionals or Topeko ond srore or Kansas Ciry. Amy Rilinger, Michelle Hewirr, Cynrhio Hoiley, ond Doug McGuire compered in rhe improvised duer acting category. Michelle Hewirr also did o humorous solo or srore ond received o two roring. Doug McGuire received o ’Two” roring in prose or srore. Shay Hill, Kaae Thompson, ond Mory Longberg concentrated on poerry ond dramaric interpreta- tion while Scorr Aberle compered in extemporaneous speech. The dromo doss also pur on o ploy for rhe srudenrs entitled The Ugly Duckling. Above: Eloine Koopmon was rhe sponsor of rhe forensic ream 94 Activities Delow: The forensic ream, left ro nghr Shoy Hill. Scorr Aberte. Amy Rilmger. Doug McGutre, Kocie Thompson ond Mory Longberg Left: Joson Sremer oas our his port in rhe dromo deporrmenr doss produc ron of The Ugly Ducking'' wNe Amy Piinger Itsrens ro he Une Acnvfies 95 Fellowship Of Christian Arhleres The purpose of rhe Fellowship of Christian Arhleres is ro present ro arhleres and coaches, and all whom rhey influence, rhe challenge and ad- venrure of receiving Jesus Chrisr os Savior and Lord, serving Him in rheir relationships and in rhe fellowship of rhe church. The FCA mer rwice o monrh ond rheir meetings contained Bible srudy ond fellowship acriviries. During rhe year rhey hod o swimming porry ond picnic, o Thanksgiving dinner, and o pizza porry. The officers for rhe 198586 school year were: Lisa Harr- rer, president; Shelly Scoby, vice- president; Lonerre Bindel, secretory- treasurer; ond Mike Smirh, commir- ree member. Above: FCA members Dock row, left ro right Atan Cox, Sreve Huber, Jeff Emerr, Shone Schuerre, Ed Popkess, Angie Doyles. Gna Gbce, Julie Orton, Decky Wysong, MoHy Gosney, ond Dandy Deole Third row Geg Daldridge, Scott Wisdom, Tereso Ermeking, Amy Winger. Ruth Lehmonn. Amy Feek, Lono Stover, Soroh Shear, Joda Kohlmeier, Kode Thompson, ond Vondo Marney Second row Doug Werrenberger, Erin Hoyden, Shoy Hill, Jomie Whirtoker, Lonetre Dindel, Lindsoy Morsholl, Louro Cox, Cynrhio Moore, Mory Longberg Front row Mike Smirh, Mike Huber, Morr Garber, John Ort, Travis, Derkley, Shelly Scoby, Lisa Horner, Chrissy Durron, ond Gndy Monche, sponsor 96 Activities Left: Kode Thompson, Chrissy Durron, and Lona Stover hove fun or rhe FCA swimming party Above: Powderpuff queen condidores Todd Marshall, Morr Garber, and David House Nor pictured Paul Compo FFA Has Outstanding Year The Soberha FFA Chapter hod some significant occom- pkshmenrs in its 50rh year of existence The FFA won numberous owords ond was very successful in judging contests Earning special recognition during the year were Lisa Mortholer, who was nomed store former, ond Scott Abetle, who wos nomed the Star Greenhond for the 23 member Northeast Kansas District Scott Abetle ond Todd Pokey also eorned the right to pomapore in the public speokmg competition or store os they led the Soberho ream to o 4rh pkxe finish in the dtsmct public speokmg contest Soberho judging reams did exceptionally wen in contests The livestock team rook port m nine contests, winning four first ploce prizes ond three third pkxe finishes Scott Abetle, Tom Srrohm, ond Jill Pyle portidpored in the store meet in this category The dairy products judging reom finished first in the district ond pkxed fifth our of 44 reams or store. Store judges on this reom were Myron Edelmon, Michael Goodman, ond Todd Pokey The dairy cattle judging reom, meonwhie, took eighth in the district ond eighth our of 83 reams or store Roger Edelmon, Ronnie Edelmon, ond Adrian Srrohm mode up this reom The FFA hod o speaol opportunity this year to portidpore m the Ft. Scott Aggie Day contests The reams placed sixth in meat judging, second in public speokmg ond fourth overall At the kxol owords bonquer held May 15rh. Tom Srrohm was nomed the chapter Star Greenhond ond Lisa Morth- oler wos nomed the Sr or Choprer Greenhond Mr Gorry Couchmon was the FFA sponsor ond coach of the judging reams HfESHEU 0 STK FOR ■ Right: FFA, bock row, left to right Gory Mey er. Jim Renyer, Paul Werrenberger, Tim Mishler, Mora Gruber, JiN Pyle, Daivd Dou- mon, Roger Edelmon. Adnon Srrohm, Poul Doumgortner, Rod Alen, ond Drod Srolzen- berger Second row: Mork Lierz. Scott McGuire, Tom Srrohm, Ryan Meyer, Allen Meyer. Orion Rokey, Ronme Edelmon. Myron Edelmon, Randy Herrmonn. Loel Srrohm, ond David Edelmon First row Mr Gorry Couch- mon, Dry on Srrohm. Michoel Goodmon. Scott Abetle. Usa Chodwell, Todd Rokey, Lisa Mortholer, Connie Homer, Liz Homer, Morilyn Metzger, ond Dennis Meyer Right: Judging porticiponrs. standing left to right: Scott Aberie. Dry on Rokey, David Edel- mon, Michoel Goodmon, Poul Werrenberger, Myron Edelmon. Roger Edelmon, Allan Mey- er, Tom Srrohm and Adrian Srrohm. Seated: Morilyn Metzger, Connie Homer. Jill Pyle, Lisa Chodwel, ond Mr Gorry Couchmon 98 Activities FHA Hos Eventful Year The Soberho High F.H.A. Chapter encountered an eventful year with Sarah Shear being elected stare president, having the district meeting at Saberho, and attending the Stare F.H.A. meeting in Salina. Other events included the duster meeting in Little Rock, meetings every month, the Christmas Dance, The Senior Farewell Dinner, the membership drive, selling mums for homecoming, the homecoming float, the football raffle, selling buffalo chips at football gomes, selling Christmas greenery, the March of Dimes fund raising drive, and the Christmas gift drawing and exchange. During the meetings the chapter had speakers come in and reach the members about weaving, reading childrens books, and enjoyed a film by the March of Dimes. The F.H.A. sponsor was Mrs. Mardy Herbsrer. Left: FHA bock row, left ro right Lone Chesnur, Jackie Koch, Trino Kerter, Cynthia Hailey, Susan Koch, Tonya Dorn, Louro Herold, Cossie Moore, Soroh Mishler, Stephanie Sonnet and Theresa Second row, Rhondo Neis, Shoy H Suson Hailey, Decky Wysong, Angie McfoH. Uso Chodwel, Morilyn Merzger, Dianna Houck, Undo Baker, Diana Moore, and Michelle Hewitt Third row, Rodney Bolfz, Don ny Wisdom, Korl Peoples, Scott Wisdom, Teresa Wis- dom, Shirley Boumgorrner, Lorie Povugel, Yvonne Thompson, Sondro Drirro, ond Kelly Oorber Fronr row, Jerri Sue Niehues, Poulo Neis. Heorher Scoby, Erin Wysong, Soroh Shear, Cynthio Moore, ond Mrs Mordy Herbsrer Left: Officer insrolorion, left ro right, Erin Wysong, Theresa Smith, Soroh Shear, Jerri Sue Niehues, Cyn- thio Moore, Poulo Neis, Teresa Wisdom, Heorher Scoby, ond Shoy H Activities W Pep Club, Cheerleaders Promote Spirit The Pep Club involved irself in pro- moting school spirit. They did this by cheering or foorball and bas- ketball gomes and helping our or pep rallies. The Pep Club boughr new shirrs during rhe school year and once ogoin sold Tom Wort mechondise ro raise money. Miss Terri Shea ond Mr. Jim Sauer were rhe Pep Oub sponsors. Mr. Sauer helped in rhe money raising efforts while Miss Shea was rhe cheerleader sponsor. Right: Liso Kernel, Diana Moore, Lindo Do- to, Gna Glace ond Miss Shea whoop ir up or homecoming Above: Dostobal cheerleaders, standing left ro right Heorher Scoby, Liso Konel, Diona Moore, Dianna Houck, ond Lorie Chesnur Foorbol cheerleaders, kneeling left ro right: Jomie Whirroto, Undo Dato, Gna Glace, Connie Hamer and Kathy Manning Pep Club, bock row. left to right: Angie McFol, Paulo Nets, Donna Rylond, Amanda Rylond, Julie Orton, Sandy Homer nick, Mary Jane Finney, Mork Schneider, Mark Sooner. Paul Compo. and Karl Peoples Fifth row: Trocy Matson. Shelly Scoby, Scott Krebs, Shone Schuette, Lodeno Duckies. Koren Hortter. Uso Mart holer, Peggy Shear, and Kristy Hertzel Fourth row: Louro Her old, Angie Doyles, Moly Gosney, Decky Wysong, Mike Smith. Jomie Grimm. Keri dberding, Jodo Kohlmeier, Cynthio Moore, Lee Carlson, and Norhon Huning Third row: Stephanie Sonner, Suson Koch. Rhondo Dobbs, Lori Drommer, Carol Duchholz, Vondo Morney, Kocie Thompson, Sarah Shear, Lana Stover, Norma Jean McCorkle. Tina Gresham, ond Debbie McKenney Second row: Rick Swogger, Kim Goybi. Mara Gruber, Jerri Sue Niehues, Sandro Srolzenberger, Dee Ann Aien, Teresa Enneking, Shay Hi, Andrea Dunrz, Rhondo Lowdermilk, ond Mary Longberg First row: Jomie Whittaker. Gna Goce, Undo Doker, Kathy Manning, Diana Moore, Hearher Scoby, Dionno Houck. Lone Chesnut, Uso KoneL Acnvmes 101 Below: The yearbook sraff Bock row left ro righr Cossie Moore, DeAnn Docker srerre, Kelly Borber. and Mr Bob Good, odviser Fronr row: Lorerro Edelmon, ond Stephanie Sooner Delow right: Cossie Moore ignores Mr Good's odvice. Above: Comte Horrer works on o srory Right: Kelly Borber draws our a layout os DeAnn DockersTterre watches 102 Students Produce Publications The yearbook wenr ro o fall delivery rhis year for rhe firsr rime. There were color pictures of homecoming and rhe seniors' pictures. Srudenrs in yearbook learned ro draw loy-ours, darkroom Techniques, photography skills, and how crabby Mr. Good gor or deadline rime. The newspaper sroff consisted of three seniors ond seven juniors. They learned ro wrire srories ond headlines in newspaper form. They also worked in rhe darkroom, learned ro percentage pictures, and wenr ro Holron ro prinr rhe paper six rimes during rhe school year. In addition, rhey designed o homecoming pro- gram, ond printed o senior edition of rhe newspaper. Top: Lorerro Edelman ond Cossie Moore rake o breorher in yearbook doss. Middle: Mrs Aberte ond Stephanie Sonnet roke old srories off rhe layout sheers Above: The Newspo per sroff Dock row. left ro right Doug Renyer, ond Rondy Deole Middle row: Kristy Herrzel, Connie Horner, Lindsay Marshall, ond Lonerre Bindel Fronr row: Mrs Sandy Aberle. odviser, Rosie Jones, Jeonie McCorkle, Srephonie Sonner, ond Theresa Smith Academics 103 Right: Nicely Nicely Johnson, Denny Southsrreer, and Rusty Charlie orgue over which horse to bet on. Below: Sorah Drown is concerned rhor her words haven’r reoched rhe sinners. Right: Ncely-Nicely rets of his sins Above: Sky Master son rets Ns listeners at you need is luck 104 Activities Below.- The Hot Gox dancers show hor enrerrainmenr Below Left: Arvide sings words of wisdom ro Soroh 5H5 Presents Guys And Dolls Guys and Dolls , o fable of Broadway, was preserved by rhespions from SHS on November 14, 15, and 16 In rhe srory, Soroh Brown is in charge of rhe Solvarion Army near Times Square and she holds srreer-corner meerings in rhe some vidniry where Norhon Derroir and his cronies hong our. Norhon is rhe oper- oror of - a flooring crop gome rhor is Temporarily homeless due ro rhe police crackdown in rhe neighborhood Miss Adelaide, o singer or rhe Hor Box, is rired of her 14 yeor engogemenr ro Norhon and wonrs him ro go legir and marry her. Norhon needs $1000 ro ger o place ro hold his gome ond comes up wirh rhe idea of o $1000 ber wirh a well- known gambler, Sky Masrerson Norhon bers Sky rhor he con name a ''doll who will nor go our wirh him. Sky, being o gambling man os well os o ladies man, rakes rhe ber, only ro have Na- rhan name Sarah Brown os rhe doll . Sky, using oil his charm, finally gers Sarah ro go ro Cuba wirh him, while Norhon uses Sarah's Mission ro hold his crap game The srory concludes wirh Sky giving up his gambling ways ro marry Sarah while Narhan goes legir and marries Adelaide Guys and Doll was under rhe direc- rion of Greg Zielke ond Elaine Koop- man. Alberr Irruregui, from Tarkio, was rhe choreographer Gay McClain and Tamara Zielke were rhe accompanisrs. AcnviNes 105 CAST OF CHARACTERS Sorah Drown . . . Lon Brommer Miss Adelaide . . . Cynrhio Hoiiey Nathan Detroit .. . Todd Marshall Sky Masrerson . . • Joel Figgs Nicely Nicely Johnson . .. Trovs Derkley Benny Sourhsrreer .... • • • James Epp Rusty Chorlie . . . Mon Aberte Big Jule . .. Randy Beale Mirm . . . Jamie Grimm Master of Ceremonies . . . Jeff Emerr Cropshoorer . . . Steve Huber Mission Band . . . Jube Orton Becky Wysong Arvide Abernorhy .... . .. Shane Schuerre AAorrho . . . Carol Buchholz Horry rhe Horse . . . Mike Smith Lr Branmgon . •. Lyle Srrohm Angie rhe Ox ... Jeff Emerr General Cortwnghr .... . . . Trmo Kerrer Drunk . • • Corey Meyer Waiter .. . Jr. Bockersrerre Society Max . . . John Orr Adelaide’s debutantes . . . . Rhodo Workman Amy Ringer Jamie Grimm Jodo Kohlmeter Broodway Atmosphere: Susan Hoiley. Jenni- fer McKim, Susonne Epp, Shay Hi. Molly Gos ney, Mory Longberg, Sarah Shear, Teresa Ennekmg, Jamie Whittaker. Andrea Dunrz, Ji Pyle, Rurh Lehman, Srocy Moore TECHNICAL PERSONNEL Sroge Monoger . . . .... Ke«y Barber Light Crew .... Doug McGuire DeAnn BockersretTe Liz Homer Jennifer Emen Properties Cost Mokeup Kay Gobber Jennifer Emerr Set Crew Tamara Zielke Garry Couchman Connie Tulberg Teresa Shea Russ Srouffer Ken Burenheide Cast Costumes Donna Judah Cast Above Left: Narhon Derroir persuades rhe crap shooters to stay until he finds a place for rhe gome Left: Nathan Derroir pleods with Adelaide to roke him bock Acrrvmes 107 Dromo Deportment Presents June Groom The “June groom was Mart Aberle, who portrayed Jordon Denedia, o young chemistry teacher who wos srill orrempring ro win o ber he mode or rhe oge of 12 wirh his unde. Dinah, ployed by Cynrhio Hoiley, wos o for- mer English reocher who hod jusr be- come rhe June bride. Jordon kept secrers from his new wife os Dinoh did nor know obour rhe ber he hod mode wirh his very, very rich Uncle Harvey, ployed by Joel Figgs. This wasn'r your lirrle 2-birs ber: Uncle Harvey pur $50,000 in o rrusr fund and ir wos worth well over $100,000 and ir wos oil Jordon's — if he won rhe ber! Doing his best ro help rhe newlyweds wos Morry LoForge, ployed by Travis Berkley, rhe Dendicr's best friend and neighbor. Bur, unfortunately, his help usually caused more trouble. Supporting roles were ployed by Jodo Kohlmeier, who portrayed Ginger, Marty's sweerheorr, and Kocie Thompson, os Aunr Iris. She wos Din- ah’s aunt, bur jusr also happened ro be o very young, liberated nun. Other characters were Aunr Bello, ployed by Michelle Hewirt; Joanna, Dinah's moth- er, ployed by Trino Kerrer; and Sister Susan, ployed by Amy Rilmger June Groom ran April 10 and 11. The director wos Miss Eloine Koopman. Ser manager was Doug McGuire wirh as- sistant Shay Hill, Susan Koch and Kim Gray bill. Artistic touches were pro- vided by Miss Connie Tullberg. Right: Jo Anna and Aunr Ins listen to Jordon explain he wedding plons Delow: Dinoh, Aunr Della, ond Unde Horvey rry to moke sense our of rhe strange happenings in Jordon's apartment CAST AND PERSONNEL Jordon Denedicr . . Mort Aberle Dinoh Denedicr . . .... Cynrhio Hoiley Marry LoForge .. ... Travis Derkiey Aunt Delia . . . Michelle Hewirr Unde Horvey . . Joel Figgs Aunr Iris . . Kocie Thompson Ginger . . . Jodo Kohlmeier JoAnna Sisrer Suson Amy Winger Director Ser Manager . .. . . . Doug McGuire Ser Consrrucrion .... Doug McGuire Shay Hil Kim GroybSI Suson Koch Art Direcror .. . Connie Tullberg Moke-up Koy Gobber Shoy Hill . Lights Props Right: Aunt Iris, Ginger. Jordon, Morry, and Di- nah pior rhe deception of Aunr Delo ond Unde Harvey Above: Unde Horvey ond Aunr Dello bring in the weddmg coke os Sister Susan fotows Left: The cost ond crew of June Groom ' Sronding left to righr ore: Kim Groybill, Michelle Hewirt, Susan Koch, Cynrhio Hoiley, Trino Kerrer, Kocie Thompson, Marr Aberle, Shoy Hill, direaor Miss Elaine Koopmon. ond Rick Swogger Sirring: Amy Winger, Joda Kohlmeier, Trovis Oerkley. Joel Figgs, ond Doug McGuire Acrwnes 109 Choirs Sing The Classics Soberha High choirs ond singing groups rook pan- in many singing ocriviries during rhe year The Chamber Choir ond Concen Choir rook porr in rhe annual Chrisrmas ond Spring concern, while rhe Saberha Singers also performed for various civic groups. The Chamber Choir pur on a special concen rhts year ar rhe Merhodisr Church rhar was well received by rhe communiry. They also per- formed or Worlds of Fun, rhe Capirol Building in Topeka, ond ar Easr Hills in Sr. Joseph The choirs did exrremely well ar Srore. The Chamber Choir received a one as did rhe Saberha Singers, rhe boys ensemble, girls ensem- ble, girls rrio, and rhe boys quoner James Epp received a one for his vocal solo. Mr Greg Zielke was rhe direcror of vocal music. Below: Soberha Singers, bods row, lefr ro right: Mart Aberle, Todd Marshall. Mike Smirh, James Epp, ond Joel Figgs Fronr row: lonerre Dindel. Cynrhio Hailey, Lori Drommer, Mr Greg Zieike. direcror, Korhy Monning, Jodo Kohlmeier, ond Carol Duchholz Above: Doys Quarter, left ro right Joel Figgs, Travis Derkely. Morr Aberle. James Epp 110 Achviries Below: Chamber Choc, bock row, left ro right Peggy Shear, Randy Deale, Trina Kerrer, Todd Marshal, Cynrhio Hailey. Glen Arnold, Koae Thompson, Mart Gorber. ond Jodo Kohlmeier Second row. Erin Hayden. Joel Figgs, Lori Drommer, Mike Smirh, Erin Wysong, Trovis Berkley. Sora Shear, Mike Huber, Korhy Manning, ond direaor, Mr Greg Zielke Third row, Lonerre Dindel, Shone Schuerre, Corol Duchholz, Ed Popkess, Krisry Herrzel, Jomes Epp, Cynrhio Moore, ond Scon Aberie Fronr row. Poulo Nets. Alon Cox, Rhodo Workman, Jennifer McKim, Mart Abetie, Lono Srover, Morey Edelmon, ond Undo Henderson Above: Gris Trio, left ro righr Rhodo Workman, Jenm- Above: Concerr Choir, bock row, lefr ro righr Cory Meyer, Jeff Emerr, Rhonda Lowdermik, Undo Henderson Sondy Srolzenberger. Shay Hi. Moly Gosney, Angie Doyles, Amy Feek, ond Juke Or on Middle row, David House. Andreo Dunrz, Decky Wysong, Jomie Whirroker, Gno Goce, Jomie Grimm, Ji Pyle, ond Srocy Moore Fronr row, John Or. Steve Huber, Boon Rokey, Teresa Enneking. Ruth Lehmonn, Lori Puvogel, ond Susie Epp Acnvties 111 Below: Bond. bock row, left to right Poul Wertenberger, Jeff Emert, Seon Mogee, Pack Swogger. Jorrod Niehues, Becky Wysong, Lono Stover, Mory Loogberg, Lee Cortson, Cyntho Morre, Jill Fyie, and Trove Shlpmon. Second row John Aldefer, Jeff Walton, Merlin Gruber. James Epp, Mott Aberle, LoDeno Buckles, Poxonne Bolrz, Peggy Shear, Trino Kerter, Kristy Herrzel, ond Joel Figgs Third row: Shone Schuette, Teresa Enneking, Debbie McKenney, Jeon McCorkle, Andrea Dunrz, Srocy Moore, Pom Heller, Amondo Pytand, Amy PJinger, Brian Pokey, Tomoro Kellenberger, Julie Orton, ond Dennis Thompson Bottom row Carol Buchhotz, Liso Horner, Jamie Grimm, Susie Epp, Erin Hoyden, Denise Morovec, Amy Peek, Puth Lehmonn, Jonme Whir raker. Done MenokJ, Lori Puvogel, Travis Berkley, ond Nathan Huning Performances Keep Bond Busy The bond was busy all year wirh a sreody schedule of marching per formances, concerrs, ond con- resrs. Early in rhe year rhe bond marched or rhe Lincoln Fair. They also marched in rhe homecoming parade ond or Dond Doy or Kan- sas Srore. In April, rhe bond hod rhe unique opporruniry ro ploy rhe norionol onrhem or o Royals gome in Kansas Ciry. The bond performed in rwo con- cerrs in rhe SHS commons. The firsr was rhe Chrisrmos concerr held in December The second rhe spring concerr which was held May 12. The bond received o one raring or rhe srore conresr held in April. Also receiving o one raring was rhe saxophone quorrer. Peggy Shear was given rhe Sousa award recognizing her os rhe our- sronding senior bond srudenr. Above: Bond directors were Terri Shea ond Fred Evans. 112 Achvihes Left: Peggy Shear, Ruth Lehmann, Kristy Herrzel, and Amy Feek perform or the Christmas concert. Delow left: Woodwind ensemble, standing left to right Lisa Homer, Amy Feek, Peggy Shear. Jamie Grimm. Mart Aberie, Cord Buchhdz, Trino Kerrer, Jamie Whittaker. Debbie AAcKenney. Ruth Lehmann, Jeon McCorkle. Done Mendd, Amanda Ryiond, Amy Rjlnger, Srocy Moore, ond Teresa Ennekng Seared, Erin Hayden, Denise Morovec. Andrea Dunrz, Jfl Pyle, Lodena Duckies. Roxonne Ddtz, ond Pom Heller Below: Performing solos or store were Joel Figgs ond Kristy Henze! Above: Saxophone quoner, left to right Trino Kerrer, Mott Aberie, Lodeno Duckies, ond Peggy Shear received o one” rating or store Left: Dross Ensem ble. third row left ro right Rick Swogger, Travis Derkley, James Epp, Kristy Herrzel. Metio Gruber, ond Mary Longberg Second row: Joel Figgs, Dennis Thompson, Julie Or on. Lano Stover, ond Decky Wysong First row Jorrod Niehues. Seon Mogee, Norhon Huning, ond Dnon Rokey Aoivines 110 Key Club Creares The Rock In one of The most clever ideas in rhe onnols of SHS htsrory, rhe Key Club sold shores in ond creared rhe Rock The Rock” is o large SHS consrrucred our of cemenr on rhe slope noah of rhe foorboll field Mr Roll, Mr Leaser. Ed Popkess, Doug Lehwold, ond Rondy Beole srorred working on rhe projecr over rhe summer. Pott of rhe projea involved deonmg our rhe rrees ond debris Afrer rhe was complered, plons were drown up by Mr Holl. Then Mr Burger become involved, os he ond Holl sroked our rhe hill ond formed rhe lerrers wirh string. Cemenr was poured on Sepr 18. nghr afrer school Everyone rhor hod boughr o piece was allowed ro wrire his name in rhe wer cemenr Pieces were sold ro anymore, srudenrs ond focul- ry ofcke. who was oble ro musrer up rhe five dolor chorge Owners of rhe pieces olso re- ceived o conrroa ond o copy of rhe mosrer blueprint lr would never hove been accomplished wirh- our everyone's help, espeoolty Burger's soid on ecsroric Holl He feels rhe success of rhe prcgecr is o resulr of many people's efforts Morvm KoN- meier, Doug Leiker, Scott Burger, rhe Key Qub, rhe Kiwonis Club, Garber Building Morenol, and everyone rhor boughr a piece of rhe Rock. The Key Qub also kept rhe sign on rhe east side of rhe school posted wirh current school informa- tion. Below: The final creation tl4 Activities Above: Key Ckjb members work on smoothing our rhe center Left: Cord Buchholz signs her nome Above: Key Club, bock row, left ro righr: Rondy Beale, Paul Merzger, Jeff Emerr, Ed Popkess, and Mr Bandy HoN Fronr row Mark Pnesr, Morr Aberle, Mart Gorber, Shone Schuerre. ond Doug Lehwokj Activities 115 NH5 - Ar The Top Of The Class There were 19 members induced inro rhe Notional Honor Society during the 1985-86 school year. Officers during the year were Lisa Spielman, president; Scott Krebs, vice-president, Erin Wysong, seaerary; ond Chrissy Burton, treasurer. To be a member of NHS, a student must hove a 3.60 grade point overage. Mr. Don Fischer was rhe sponsor. Right: Mr Don Fischer gives rhe exptononon or rhe induction ceremony while Morey Edelmon ond Lou- ro Cox teren ro his speech Above: The new members of rhe Nononol Honor Soaery Front row. left ro right: Lana Stover, Rhonda Workmon, Soroh Shear, Cynthia Moore, Jennifer McKm, LoDena Duckies. Erin Hoyden, Karen Horner, ond Undo Henderson Dock row: Jason Steiner. Ryon Meyer. Scon Aberie, Shone Schuene, Mon Gorber, Gory Meyer. Morry Herbsrer. Travis Berkley. Dense Moravec. ond Jodo Kohlmeier Right: Todd Rokey leods rhe new members in saying rheir pledge 116 Aoivines Delow: The Nononol Honor Sociery Dock row, left ro righr David Edelmon, Merlin Gruber, Amondo Dylond, Morey Edelmon. Mike Smirh, Scorr Krebs, Louro Cox, Shelly Scoby, ond Trocy Morson MidcEe row: Denms Meyer, Todd Rokey, James Epp, Debbie McKenney. Dionno Houck, Becky Schweirzer, Trino Kener, ond sponsor Don Fischer Fronr row Croig Robinson. Uso Spielmon, Erin Wysong, CamiEe Srrohm, Chrissy Durron, Uso Horner, ond Peggy Shear Above: Liso Spielmon, Peggy Shear, ond Scorr Krebs porridpore in rhe condlelighring ceremony. Above right: Amondo Ryiond helps Morry Herbsrer sign rhe new member's book Left: Student Coundl Officers, left to right louro Cox, president; Becky Wysong, secretory; Morr Aberle, rreo- surer; ond Todd Bokey, vice president Freshman Officers Tom Strohm Tommy KeKenberger Jeff Emerr Dione Menoid Orion Bokey Sophomore Officers Lodeno Duckies Soroh Sheor Marr Aberle Scott Aberle Shone Schuerre Junior Officers; Diormo Houck Lindsay Marshall Heather Scoby Amondo Bytond James Epp Senior Officers; Cossie Moore Yvonne Thompson Doug Benyer Dennis Meyer Bod Bolrz Srudenr Council The srudenr coundl was mode up of elecred officers, os well os represen- rorives from each doss ond presi- dents of various clubs. The srudenr council rook core of rhe concession srand during break each doy ond provided rwo movies for rhe srudenr body during rhe school yeor. Sruco also provided rrears for faculty ond srudenrs a speaol rimes during rhe yeor. Laura Cox was srudenr coundl presi- dent Mr. Lewis Johnson was once again sponsor of srudenr coundl. Above: Todd Bokey ond Craig Bobinson serve Kelly Oorber or rhe concession srond during morning break Club Explores Spanish Culture The Spanish Club had many fun activi- ties rhoughour rhe school year. They had a Christmas party which included swinging at a pinara. They also traveled to Kansas City and went to rhe Nelson Atkins Museum. While in K.C. they went to rhe Country Club Plaza and are at Annie's Santa Fe. At rhe closing of school rhe Spanish Club had their annual dinner. The dub members cooked and served a Spanish dinner of chilli rellenos, chalupas, guocamole, sopoipillas, and enchiladas. Right: Ruth Lehmann, Angie McFal, and Sandy Srolzenberger fill rheir plates Above: Lisa Konel ond Sondy Hommernick prepare parr of rhe supper Right: Angie Mcfall, Mary Jane Finney, and Lisa Kanel enjoy rheir supper Dock row, left to right: Tony Doker, Dou Aberie, Teresa Enneking, Jeff Bradbury and Shay Hill Middle row. Ruth Lehmann Sandy Srolzenberger, Mary Roggen komp, Paulo Neis, Sarah Shear, Sondrc Brirro, ond Mrs Pmney Fronr row: Rond Palleson, Oaig Robinson, Mary Jane Fin ney. Sandy Hommernick, Lisa Kanel, one Angie McFdl Acriviftes 119 120 Advertising APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN HOME 511 Poromounr Soberha, Kansas 66504 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! NILA'S GEM AND GIFT SHOPPE FOR GIFTS THAT PLEASE 909 Main Saberho, Kansas 66534 (913) 284-2250 KLEPPER BODY SHOP USED AUTOS RR. 3 Saberha, Kansas 66534 (913) 284-2557 Honesty and Satisfaction Guaranteed T J DRUGS, INC. Complete Line Of Health And Pharmaceutical Supplies. See Us For All Your Health Care Needs. 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BOX F Dear Louro, As you go through life always remember if you get in o right spot your family is always rhere ro help you Love, Dod. Mom, Liso and Travis Todd, The world is woiring for you - your life with music is meant ro be1 Keep your guiror and heod on straight you! moke ir- our mor- ley son ond brother Our besr is ol we ask for you! Love, Mom, Dod ond Leonord MINTON INSURANCE AGENCY Offering Insurance Service To fit your needs 824 Main Box 96 Sabetha. Kansas 66534 Faye Minton. Agent Sandy Matney, Agent Advertising LEMAN MOTORS Jone Edeknon, Keep ascending rhe moon- roin of cheerfulness by doily scarrering seeds of kindness olong rhe way Love you olwoys. Atom ond Dod BROCKOFF MANUFACTURING INC. 811 Granr Sr. 284-2169 AGEE’S FINA SERVICE 8th and Virginia St. Sabetha, Kansas SABETHA. KANSAS 66534 ALL TYPES OF STEEL FABRICATION ROGER BROCKOFF OWNER PHONE: (913)284-3012 Custom Exhaust Work Car Wash Cynrhio, Congrorulorions ond good luck Always remember we love you ond rhor whor rhe mind con perceive rhe hand con achieve Love. Atom Dod 142 Advertising 6653 Your Full Service Bank Stop in and let our friendly staff assist you with your financial needs. • ACM DirOMIOI ISM � tD TO tIM.M MOftAl OI’OH' INiUtANCf COtAOAA'ION Checking and savings accounts Safe deposit boxes Personal and business loans Advertising 143 Phone 284-2191 Sabetha, Kansas 913-284-3401 P.O. Box 205 Sabetha, Kansas 66534 Allis Chalmers Steiger Hesston Farm Equipment Sales and Service Mike, Congratulations! We ore very proud of you! Alwoys do your very best in life ond remember rhor we love you Dad, Mom, Sreve STOLLERS INTERIORS, INC. 924 Main Sabetha, Ks 66534 Phone: 284-2280 Stephanie, You hove mode rhe lost 12 years seem so easy, even when rhey weren't. 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Lewis . . . 56. 57 Johnson. Trocy . . 8, 133 Jones, Rosie ... 35, 54, 103 Judoh. Donno . 68 Konel. Uso ... 35. 80. 100, 101. 119 Kelenberger, Paulo ... 62. 63 Kelenberger. Tomoro ... 43. 83. 112, 118 Kerrer. Trino . 8, 17. 61. 96. 99. 108, 109. 111. 113, 117. 138 Koch, Jockie . 8. 30, 99 Koch, Susan . . . 43, 92. 93. 99, 101, 108. 109 Kohlmeier, Joda ... 25. 39. 40, 75. 82. 88, 89. 93. 96. 101, 105, 106, 108, 109. 110, 111, 116 Kohlmeier. Morvin ... 66. 67, 78. 79. 81. 114 Koopmon. Etoine ... 50. 94, 108, 109 Krebs, Scott . . . 8. 13. 25, 28. 30. 78. 81. 86, 87. 101, 116, 117, 139 Kruse, Julio ... 58 Kyle. Dole ... 68 Louer. Von . 48 Lehmonn, Krisrin ... 43. 65 Lehmonn, Rurh ... 16. 44, 58, 76. 89, 93, 96. 111. 112. 113, 119 Lehwokj, Doug ... 23, 25, 40, 59. 72. 78. 89. 114 Leiker. Doug ... 59. 72. 89. 114 Uerz. Mark . 44. 72. 79, 98 Uerz. Mfce 14. 16. 21. 35. 72. 78. 89 Uerz, Rhonda ... 25, 40 Lohmon, Dob ... 69 Longberg. Mory ... 20. 35. 95. 96. 101, 112, 113 Lowdermik. Rhonda . 44. 51. 75, 101, 111 Mogee. Seon . . 44, 50, 112, 113 Monche, Cindy ... 67. 75, 82, 96 Morning. Korhy 14. 20. 35. 60. 71. 74. 82. 89. 100. 101, 110, 111 Manning. Rurh ... 69 Marshall, Lindsay ... 12. 35. 74. 75. 82. 92, 93, 96, 103, 118 Marshal. Todd . 8. 12. 13. 22. 23. 25. 72. 88, 89. 97, 107. 110, 111, 141 Morreney. Violo ... 68 Morrholer. Uso ... 8, 52. 98. 101, 139 Morney, Vonda ... 25. 27, 40. 75. 92. 93. 96. 101 Morson. Tracy ... 12. 32. 35. 71, 75. 82. 89. 93. 101, 117 McOom. Gay . . 18. 50. 51. 92. 93 McCorkJe. Jeon . . . 35, 66. 101, 103, 112. 113 McFol. Angie ... 40, 99. 101, 119 McFol, Rondy . 84. 85 McGuire. Doug ... 11. 35. 72. 84. 89. 95. 108. 109 McGuire, Scott . 44, 72, 98 McKenney. Debbie ... 36. 75. 82. 101, 112. 113, 117 McKenney, Tarm ... 7. 8 McKim. Jennifer ... 40. 51. Ill, 116 McNerr, Cindy ... 6, 8, 13, 75 Menokj. Dione . 44, 93. 112, 113, 118 Menold. Terry ... 8, 31 Merzger, Marilyn . . 40. 98, 99 Merzger. Paul . . . 23. 40. 72. 84 Meyer, Alon ... 43, 44, 59, 84, 98 Meyer, Corey ... 21, 44. 72. 79. 87. Ill Meyer. Denms ... 7, 8. 23. 90. 98. 117. 118, 132 Meyer, Gory ... 40. 98 116, Meyer. Ryon ... 36. 90. 98. 116 Miller. Undo . 40 Mrshler, Soroh ... 36, 69 Mishler. Tim . . 44. 47. 72. 87. 98 Moore, Cassie ... 6, 7. 8. 11. 99. 118, 138 Moore, Cynrhio ... 76. 96. 97. 99. 40. 101, 111, 112, 116 Moore. Dona ... 6. 9, 52. 80. 85, 89, 99. 100. 101 Moore, Srocy . 44 111, 112, 113 Morovec. Denise ... 40.112, 113, 116 Mulroy, Eldon ... 48 Nets. Poulo ... 40. 51. 93. 99. 101. Ill, 119 Nets. Rhondo ... 36. 95, 99 Niehues. Jorrod . 44, 72. 87. 112, 113. Niehues. Jerri Sue ... 36. 83. 91. 99. 101 Olberding. Keri . . 44, 57. 75. 83. 89. 101 146 Ottoo. Julie 44. 75. 60. 93. 96. 101, 111. 112 Ott. John . 44. 72. 64. 85. 96. Ill PoHeson, Pondy ... 13. 16. 34, 36 Polmer, Tom ... 72 Peoples. Korl . . . 7, 9, 71. 64, 85. 99. 101. 137 Ploeger. Croig . . 44. 87 Ploeger, Mike . . 27. 36, 57. 87 Popkess, J Edwin ... 12. 36. 76. 87. 96, 111, 114 Priesr. Mork ... 36. 71. 72. 78. 81. 89 Puvogel, Lori ... 44. 61. 99, 111. 112 Pyle, Jl . 45, 47. 75. 98. Ill, 112, 113, Penyer, Amy ... 45. 71. 82. 83, 89 Penyer. Doug ... 9. 12, 13. 72. 78. 87. 89. 103, 118 Penyer. Jim ... 21. 24. 36, 72. 98 Pinger. Amy . 44. 45, 75. 88, 89. 95. 96. 105. 106. 108. 109. 112, 113 Pobmson, Croig ... 21, 36, 117, 119 Poggenkomp, Mory ... 45. 51, 89, 119 Pokey, Orion . . 14, 44, 45, 47, 79, 98, 110, 111, 112, 113. 118 Pokey. Todd 18. 24. 36, 98. 116, 117 Pommes, John Douglas . . . 36. 37. 76. 77 Puddick. Pobbie . 41. 72. 84 Pyland, Amonda ... 15. 36. 101, 112. 113, 117, 118 Pyland, Donna ... 17. 32. 41, 51. 55. 83, 101 Sanford, Morgorer ... 63 Sonner, Mork ... 27. 36. 57. 101 Sonner, Srephome ... 6. 9. 28. 99. 101, 102, 103, 144 Souer, Fronds . 68 Sauer, Jim ... 53, 100 Schneider. Mork ... 36, 37. 57, 76, 77, 87. 101 Schuerre, Shone ... 25, 32. 41, 72, 78. 81. 87, 96. 101. 105, 111, 112, 116, 118 Schuerre. Sue ... 48 Schweirzer, Decky ... 37. 67. 75. 93. 117 Scoby, Gory ... 69 Scoby. Heorher ... 22. 33. 37. 80. 92. 93. 99. 100. 101, 118 Scoby. Shelly .12. 37. 75. 82. 92. 93. 96. 101. 117 Sheo, Terri ... 60. 100, 112 Shear. Peggy . 9. 15. 28. 29. 92. 93, 101, 111, 112, 113. 117, 132 Sheor. Sarah . .. 18. 41. 51, 75. 92. 93. 96, 99. 101, 111, 116, 118, 119 Shipmon, Trovis ... 37, 112, 113 Smirh. Joon ... 32. 45 Smirh. Mike . . . 9, 12, 14. 22. 24. 25. 28, 29, 46. 72. 78. 89. 96. 110, 111. 117. 138 Smirh. Theresa ... 37. 54. 99. 103 Spielmon, Brer ... 45. 72. 79, 89 Spielmon, Dororhy ... 68 Spielmon. Lisa . . . 9. 12. 28. 46. 52. 116, 117, 138 Sprowl. Porrick ... 9 Sropleron, Jock ... 69 Sremer, Jason ... 41, 72. 95. 116 Sremloge. Ken ... 69 Sroller, Glen ... 48 Srolzenberger. Drod ... 41, 98 Srolzenberger. Donny ... 37, 65, 72, 84 Srolzenberger, Sondy ... 45. 75. 83. 89. 101. Ill, 119 Srover, Lana ... 17, 41. 75, 92, 93. 96, 97. 101. 111. 112, 113. 116 Srrahm, Adrian ... 45, 47, 98 Srrohm, Brian . . 7, 9. 23. 46, 90. 98 Srrohm, Camie ... 37, 47. 117 Srrohm. Corl ... 69 Srrohm, Loel ... 41, 47, 98 Srrohm. Lyle . . . 27. 37 Srrohm. Tom . . . 45. 50. 72. 98, 118 Srrorhmon. Deon ... 69 Srrorhmon, Jeff . . . 37. Sruder, Shoron ... 68 Suhr. Gnr . . . 25. 41. 72 Swogger. Pick ... 37. 66, 72. 101, 09, 112. 113 Sylvesrer. Lesrer ... 69 Thompson. Dennis .16. 45. 76. 77. 79. 89. 112, 113 Thompson. Kocie .13, 41, 92. 93. 95. 96. 97. Ol. 08. 09. Ill Thompson. Yvonne ... 6, 7, 9, 11. 21, 23. 24. 52. 74. 75, 89. 99. 118 TuUberg. Connie ... 08 Von Poymo, Jim ... 69 Voiron. Jeff . . . 24. 32. 37. 72. 78. 80. 87. 112 Voiron. John ... 49 Veorden. Berry . 64 Venger, Delores ... 30, 48 Verrenberger, Doug ... 22. 37, 72, 78, 89. 96 Verrenberger, Paul ... 45, 48. 72, 90. 112 Verrenberger, Pixey . 48 Vhire, Bill . . . 72. 84 Vhirroker. Jamie ... 16. 33. 45. 75. 92. 93, 95. OO. Ol. Ill, 112, 113 Vilioms. Don ... 68 Visdom, Donny ... 7, 9, 51, 58, 99 Visdom, Scott ... 41, 76, 77, 96, 99 Visdom. Teresa ... 45, 83. 99 Vissler. Sondro ... 37 Vorkmon. Phodo ... 41. 05. 06. 1H. 116. Vysong, Becky ... 16, 17, 45. 76. 83. 93. 96. 99. Ol. Ill, 112, 113 Vysong. Erin ... 20. 37. 60. 99. Ill, 116, 117 Zieke, Greg . . 14. 16, lO, 111 Zieke, Mockenzie Louren ... 60 147