Satanta High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Satanta, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1975 volume:

'6. S 'IV • - ,?■%,v- v. ■ .S � - _ - ■ r-... - feV; . EK . -• '«■ illpB •' , i PI ' ■ ift .v sJfli _ V ' 4 ’ ... •' •r' ' .. jr •• ✓ •• « v l- .. ,t $' 'Zt? • T‘-' arufjfir,,: 4eZi3m ? ,wn , ■'•• -■ T ravelling Come with me, and walk a way Down the Lane of Yesterday. Flowers beside the path are springing. With their perfume, mem'ries bringing---- Thoughts of all those years gone by When we loitered, you and I, In the garden fair and sweet Of life's springtime, full, complete; Days in the long-ago, tis true. But Memory guides our steps anew. So, come with me and walk a way Down the Lane of Yesterday. Alice C. Sutherland The 1975 Chieftain Yearbook was published by the Typing II Class of Satanta High School, Satanta, Kansas. The editors of this yearbook would like to take you, the traveller, on a journey through this year's history. This journey will lead you down the Lane of Yesterday. The Lane of Yesterday will pass through the memories of this year. It will help you to revive again the places you went, the things you did, and the people you were with in the 1974-75 school year. We hope you will enjoy your journey. Gary Kendall, Editor Carolyn Lakin, Editor Mrs. Edith Stokes, Advisor A Journey Through Sally McDonald Has been very active at Satanta while attending here for four years. She has been on Stuco for all four years and was the President as a Senior. Also in her Sr. year she was the President of Kayettes. As a speech student she has gone to League, District and State for three years. She took part in the One Act Play and the All-School Play. Sally is a very good musician who plays the Tenor Sax. She is very active in the band. Stage Band and a member of the Band Council. She made the All-District Band for three years. The All-State for one, and also received the Outstanding Music Award. She represents the school very well as best All-Around. Terry Sprunger Terry has attended all four years here at Satanta High. He has been very active in Sports lettering in football, basketball and track. He added fine leadership to the foot- ball team serving as captain and being voted most spirited by the team. He also enjoys music very much and took an active part all four years. He played in the Concert Band and in the Stage Band. He made all district band as a junior and again as a senior, he plays the French Horn and Trumpet. He is also a member of the Band Council. He was class president as a freshman and a sophomore. As a senior he was Vice- President. During the 1974 Football season the cheer- leaders held a Mr. World Contest. a panel of teachers and administrators voted him this title. There are only some of the reasons he was voted Best All Around by the Student Body. SATANTA DRUG STORE Terry Sprunger, and Sally McDonald. 6 PEOPLE’S NATURAL GAS CO President - Gary Kendall Sec. Tres. - Don Dietz Vice President - Terry Sprunger Stuco - Ann Ehrenfeld 8 Gary Kendall and Sally McDonald MR. MCGUIRE Senior Class Sponsor MRS. UNGLES Senior Class Sponsor GARY KENDALL Basketball 1,3,4; Football 3,4; Track 1 3; Letterman's Club 3,4; Arrowhead Staff 4; Annual Editor 4; Stuco 3,4; Vice-Presi- dent Stuco 4; Class President 4; Class Favorite 4; National Honor Society 1,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Kansas Honors Symposium 4; K-State Journalism Workshop 4; Foot- ball Escort 4; Chours Stuco Representa- tive 3; Chorus President 4; Mixed Vocal Ensemble 2. TERRY SPRUNGER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Class Officer 1,2,4; Class Favorite 1,2,3; Best All Around 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; State Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Brass Choir 1,2,3,4; League Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Letter- man's Club 2,3,4; Football Escort 4. DON DIETZ Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Senior Class Officer, Letterman's Club 3,4; Arrowhead and Cheiftain Staff 4. ANN EHRENFELD Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; March- ing Band 1,2,3,4; Garden City Marching Contest 1; District Band 3,4; League Music Contest 1,2,3; State Music Con- test 1,2,3; Debate 2,3,4; Forensics 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Girls Glee 3; Miss School Spirit 3; Class Officer 4; Stuco 4; Arrowhead Staff 1,3; Chieftan Staff 3; All School Play 3; Clarinet Solo 2,3; Clarinet Choir 2,3; 9 CAROLYN LAKIN Chorus l 2 3 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Chor- us Board 3; Mixed Ensemble 2; Vocal Solo 1,2,3,4; League Music Festival 1, 2,3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4; De- bate 2,3,4; League Debate 4; Regional Debate 3,4; State Debate 3; Forensics 2, 3,4; League Forensics 2,3,4; Regional Forensics 2,4; State Forensics 2; Year- book Editor 4; Arrowhead Staff 4; Kansas State Journalism Workshop 4; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette Board 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Freshman Cheerleader; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Kayette Unit Con- ference 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1; Powderpuff Football 1,2; Student Libra- rian 2,4. PAT ROONEY Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1,2; Lettermans Club 3,4; All School Play 3; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council President 3; Brass Choir 1, 2,3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4; League Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Kansas Lyon's Band Member 3; International Lyon's Band Member 3; Boy's State 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; President 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Debate 2; Chief Satanta 3; Homecoming Escort 3,4. TIM HILL Basketball 1,3; Football 2,3; Letter- man's Club 1,2,3; Basketball Escort 3; Arrowhead and Cheiftain Staff 4; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4; Stuco Rep. 4; Arrowhead Editor 4. ARLENE DANIELS Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette Board 3,4; Kayette Unit Conference 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Pres. 4; Powder- puff Football 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; KMEA Convention 3; Marching Contest 1; League Music Festival 1,2,3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volley- ball 2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 3; ERIC JOHNSON Cross-Country TANYA BRYANT 10 DEBBIE EATON Band 1,2,3,4; Oboe Solo 1,2,3,4; Piano Solo 1,2,3,4; League Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Dis- trict Band 2,3,4; State Band 2; U.S. Honor Band 2; Stage Band 2,3; KMEA Convention 3; Kayettes 1,2,3; Kayette Board 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Board 3; Class Officer 1; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Band Board 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3, 4; Marching Contest 1; All State Band 4. MIKE LIMON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 4; Foot- ball Escort 4. KAREN HENSEL Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Marching contest 1; District Band 4; Sax Quartet 2; League Music Festival 1,2,3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Girls Glee 2; Mixed Ensemble 2; Vocal Solo 2; KMEA Music Conven- tion 3; Debate 2,3,4; League Debate 4; Regional Debate 4; Forensics 3,4; League Forensics 3,4; Regional Foren- sics 4; State Forensics 3; All School Play 1; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette Board 3,4; Kayette Conference 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Kansas Honor Symposium 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Powderpuff Football 2. DALE BURROUGHS National Honor Society 3,4; Kansas Honor Symposium 4. MARTIN SCHUMANN Foreign Exchange Student, Germany; Basketball Trainer 4. SALLY MCDONALD Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Sax Solo 1,2,3,4; League Music Festival 1,2,3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4; District Band 2, 3,4; State Band Alternate 2; America's Youth in Concert 3; Band Board 4; Out- standing Musicians Award 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; March- ing Contest 1; Sax Quartet 2,4; Stage Band Clinic 1; Class Officer 1,2,3; Stuco 1,2,3,4; Stuco President 4; Kay- ettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette President 4; Kay- ette Board 2,3,4; Kayette Unit Regional Conference 2,3,4; Arrowhead Staff 1; Homecoming Candidate 4; Miss School Spirit Candidate 2; Debate 2; Forensics 2,3,4; State Forensics 2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Volleyball 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Kansas Honors Symposium 4; Best All Around 4; Class Favorite 4; All State Band 4. BONNIE ALEXANDER Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Sax Quartet 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Girls Glee 1,2,4; Girls Ensemble 1; Vocal Solo 2,3,4; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Freshman Cheerleader 1; Student Librarian 3,4; Girls Basketball 2,3; Girls Basketball Trainer 4; State League Music Contest 1; Marching Contest 1; Kayette Unit Conference. RICK WILLIAMSON PAUL RANGLE SYLVIA CRUZ Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FYincess Satanta 4; An- nual Queen Candidate 1; Class Officer 2,3; Mascot 3; Powderpuff Football 1,2; Kayette Unit Conference 1,2,3,4; STEPHANIE FOSTER Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Freshman Cheerleader 1; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette Unit Confer- ence 4; Kayette Board 3,4. Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2; Track 1; Honor Society 2,3, 4; Debate 2; Forensics 2; Clarinet Choir 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 3; Girls Glee 3; League State Music Festival 1,2,3,4; District Board 4; Girls State Delegate 3; Marching Contest 1; KMEA Conven- tion 3; All School Play 1,3; DAVID GRAY 12 JOANNA MOODY Concert Band 1 2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Marching Contest 1; League Music Festival 1,2,3; State Music Festival 1,2,3; Clarinet Quartes 2,3; KMEA Music Convention 3; Stage Band 3; Pep Club 1,2; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette Board 3,4; Kayette Conference 1,4; Chours 1; Annual Queen Candidate 3; Arrowhead Staff 4. BILLY BROWN ALLEN STEGMAN Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4. KAY LOZAR Pep Club 1,2,3; Pep Club Award 2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Typing Award 2. MYRA WOKATY TED COLLINS 13 DIRK COOKSEY Track 1,2; Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4. PETER RANGEL STEVE CHALOUPEK JERRA DERBY VERONIQUE BAXTER Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Brass Choir 1,2,3; KMEA Music Convention 3; League Music Festival 1,2,3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4; State Piano Fes- tival 1,2,3; Chours 3,4; Girls Glee 3,4; Vocal Solo 3; Debate 2,3; Regional De- bate 2,3; State Debate 3; Forensics 2; League Forensics 2; Regional Forensics 2; State Forensics 2; All School Play 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Freshman Cheer- leader 1; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayettes Board 2,3,4; Kayette Conference 1,2,4; Foreign Exchange Student to Denmark 4; Basketball 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Powderpuff Football 1,2. JOHN BIRKES Football 1,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Football Manager 4; All School Play 3. 14 Martin Schumann, Forgein Exchange Student Fassberg, Germany From: Martin Schumann To; The Students of Satanta High: The year 1974-75 has been unforgetable for me. By this time the school has become very familiar to me and it is hard for me to imagine that I ever went to another one. However, without the memories, the many good friends, the great teachers, and not to for- get the fine Kayettes with Mrs. Niles, I wouldn't have made it without getting homesick. So, to everybody thanks. Also, I believe that hardly anywhere else in the U.S.A. would I have been able to learn as much about the modern cowboy or farmer and their way of life. My English improved a bunch since I came over here. The slang I picked up here I wouldn't be able to learn in any German English-Book. I hope you enjoyed me staying here. If you did, don't forget to come by when you are eventually in Germany. Within the next three years. See you maybe even here in Satanta or somewhere else. Class Officers 4 4 7 7 SPONSORS Mr. Laas Mr. Sooby Mr. Wells President-Chris Correll, Treasurer-Debbie Simpson, Vice-President-Lewis Stanley Stuco-Lewis Stanley, Secretary-Nandy Preedy, Stuco-Nancy Preedy. 18 Dale Hammerschmidt and Debbie Simpson Baker Laura Blair, Rob Brasuell, Karen Brown, Kim Conover, Stan Correll, Chris Dennis, Ken Fill pot, Greg Giles, Susan Hammerschmidt, Dale Ives, Peggie Keener, Sherry Kiehne, Tod Lozar, Chuck 19 Lozar, Jim McDonald, Scott Meador, David Miller, Billie Morales, Oscar Owings, Pat Preedy, Nancy Rollins, Jim Rooney, Ardith Sikes, Karen Simpson, Debbie Stanley, Lewis Stegman, Sally Sutherland, Pat Not Pictured Gale Lee 20 Class Favorites President - Paul Moore, Vice-Pres. - Danny Alexander, Secretary - Dena Hill, Tres. - Steve Eaton, Stuco - Mike Haddican, Gary Meier. 22 Alexander, Dan Anthony, Von Anton, Randy Birkes, Jim Brasuell, Ivan Brown, Damon Buchanan, Sandra Cooksey, Don Cullison, Dell Daniels, Gail Dennis, Debbie Doris, Brenda 23 Eaton, Steve Euliss, Rick Evans, Wayne Ewing, Tammy Fisher, Don Frey, Shawn Green, Jack Groth, Craig Haddican, Mike Hayden, Shawn 24 Hicks, Robert Hill, Dena Hornsby, Steve Hull, Jill Juel, Boyd Limon, Frank Lucas, Jill Meier, Gary Moody, Kathy Moore, Paul O’Neil, Keith Osbon, Debbie 25 Preedy, Gary Reimer, Calvin Robinson, Debbie Rogers, Sarah Rollins, Mike Schreibvogel, Kim 26 Tatro, Ruth Young, Scott i I Sponsors Mr. Bromlow V.P. Jerry Morrales Sec. Alvin Reimer Pres. Dirk Haegert Tres. Robin Greer Stuco Mark McDonald Stuco Renee Spect 28 Mr. Ledesma Aco$ta Albert Anthony, Tod Baker, James Carroll, Angie Cullison, Dave Doris, Bob Ehrenfeld, Chana Helton, Billie Herrada, Author Keener, Rhonda Keener, Wanda Elkins, Don Frey, John Hale, Billy 29 Not Pictured Richard Garza Albert Acosta Pence, Lenise Rangel, Dan Robinson, Bill Robinson, Bob Rogers, Ann Ryan, Gene Jr. Sprunger, Aaron Stafford, Eileen Stokes, Jennifer Sturgeon, Troy Trevino, Adelina Limon, Wally 30 Picture in Top Left - Satanta on left faces the Johnson Trojans. Bottom Left-Team huddles around Coach Wells, Top Middle-Satanta's offense runs through a play. Bot- tom Middle-QB G. Kendall talks with coaches B. Yount and K. McGowen. Bottom Right-Team photo. Indians Have Rough 1974 Football Season It's been a tough season but I think we've all gained something, was the way several of the players summed up this years 0-8 season. The season had proved to be a tough one with the offensive squad unable to score until late in the season. The only tally was against rival sublette. Satanta was able to boast a staggering defense which held HPL leader Syracruse to 22 points early in the sea- son. Fans will also see many of this years players return- ing as this seasons squad was largely composed of under- classmen. Santanta saw five seniors play this year. This season may be considered one of rebuilding. Although winning means alot the experience gained from not win- ning may next season prove to be the determining factor in having a winning season. Back Row - Coach Wells, J. Rollins, G. Kendall, D. Alexander, S. Eaton, A. Sprunger, P. Rooney, W. Evens, R. Hicks, S. Young. Middle Row - C. Lozar, D. Hammerschmidt, J. Lozar, P. Owings, W. Limon, T. Sturgeon, D. Haegart, T. Sprunger, M. Limon, B. Doris. Front Row - J. Frey, G. Preedy, T. Anthony, J. Birkes, J. Baker, D. Elkins, D. Fisher, V. Anthony, G. Fill pot. 34 Homecoming 1974 This year's Homecoming was on October 11, 1974 against the Johnson Trojans. We lost 24-0 in a hard hitting contest. The 1974 Homecoming Queen was Karen Sikes. Pat Rooney crowned her and she was escorted by Ted Col- lins. Her court included Sally McDonald escorted by Gary Kendall; Shawn Frey escorted by Terry Sprunger; and Adelina Trevino escorted by Mike Limon. SATANTA INSURANCE AGENCY RUSSELL WINTER PHYLLIS J. GRAY HORACE D. EATON STATE BANK OF SATANTA BUILDING SATANTA, KANSAS 67870 THE ULYSSES NEWS BOX 706 ULYSSES. KANSAS 67880 PUBLISHING — COMMERCIAL PRINTING 35 Gail Daniels Deb by Robinson Sarah Rogers Ardith Rooney “B” Team Girls Basketball L. To R. Front Row: N. Preedy, B. Miller, P. Sutherland, E. Limon; Back Row: B. Alexander; trainer, S. Rogers, S. Frey, R. Tatro, A. Carroll, B.Helton, L. Pence, Coach Wells. Freshmen Cheerleaders L. To R.: Rhonda Keener, Billie Helton, Wanda Keener, Elsie Limon, Lenise Pence. 37 That was the major conscensus among the student body this year in regard to this bas- ketball season. The season's record has not shown the gains made in attitude, skills, and general com- radeship that has been displayed in the 1974-75 basketball season. And with a quick glance at the returning letterman we can see a brighter future in store for S.H.S. Basketball. The Junior, Sophomore, and even the Fresh- men classes are producing a higher grade of athlete as the season continues. Now it is only a matter of developing this new talent. 38 Front Row L. to R.: Mike Limon, Bill Brown, Terry Sprunger, and Greg Fillpot. Back Row L. to R.: Coach Mc- Guire, Jim Lozar, J.R. Birkes, Dale Hammerschmidt, Gary Kendall, and Pat Rooney. Miss School Spirit Candidates 1975 Ruth Tatro 40 Angie Carroll Miss School Spirit 1975 41 Chris Correll “B” Team Freshman Boys Basketball B Team Front Row L. to R. - S. Conover, J. Rollins, S. McDonald, C. Lozar. 2nd Row: Coach Mr. McGuire, K. Dennis, D. Alexander, S. Hayden, S. Eaton, M. Schumann. Freshman Back Row L. to R,- Coach Mr. McGowen, J. Baker, B. Hale, T. Sturgeon, D. Haegart, A. Sprunger, W. Limon, T. Anthony, P. Gonzales. 2nd Row- M. McDonald, B. Robinson, D. Elkins, P. Kiehne, B. Doris, B. Robin- son, M. Love, A. Reimer. 42 Front - J. Birkes, J. Rollins, D. Haegert, E. Johnson, V. Anthony, Back - T. Anthony, J. Baker, T. Sturgeon, S. Young, M. Limon. Not Pictured A. Stegman, A. Sprunger. B o y s T r a c k SATANTA DECATHLON M. Limon, lst-Mile, 4:53 RESULTS 1975 lst-2Mile, 10:51.6 A. Stegman - 738 7 Pts. J. Birkes, 2nd-2Mile, 11:19.8 HPL MEET 5-2 M. Limon - 6661 N 4th-Mile, 5:08.4 M. Limon, 2nd-Mile, 4:44.2 G. Fill pot - 6325 II T. Anthony, 4th-P.V., 10' M. Limon, 2nd-2Mile, 10:27.2 J. Rollins - 5946 II S. Young, 5th-Discus, 126'8 This was the second year in a row A. Stegman, 3rd-220, 23.9 that A. Stegman was the winner. H.P.L. RELAYS ELKHART, 5-6. HUGOTON, 4-8. High Jump-4th, A. Stegman, 1st-100, 10.4 S. Young, 2nd-Shot, 43'5 J. Rollins 5'4 ii 2nd-220, 24.7 4th-Discus, 11T9 G. Fill pot 5'6 M. Limon, 2nd-Mile, 5:03.4 A. Stegman, 5th-L.J., 18'9 172 J. Birkes 4'10 ii 2nd-2Mile, 10:48.5 J. Birkes, 5th-Mile, 5:28.7 Fr. 440 Relay-4th, J. Birkes, 2nd-2M., 11:52.6 M. Limon, lst-2Mile, 10:56 A. Sprunger 14.0 G. Fill pot. 5th-H. J., 5'6 A. Stegman, 3rd-220, 24.8 J. Baker 14.7 S. Young, 4th-Shot, 43'21 2' T. Sturgeon 13.1 T. Anthony, 5th-P. V., 9'6 TRIBUNE, 4-12. T. Anthony 13.3 D. Haegert, 5th-Discus, 105' S. Young, 2nd-Discus, 125' 3rd-Shot, 42 3 REGIONAL, COLDWATER, 5-10. M. Limon, 3rd-Mile, 5:07.3 SYRACUSE, 4-29. M. Limon, 2nd-Mile, 4:37.9 2nd-2Mile, 10:47.2 M. Limon, lst-2Mile, 10:30.5 ii 2nd-2M., 10:00.2 A. Stegman, 5th-440, 57.0 lst-Mile, 4:43.8 A. Stegman, 5th-220, 23.5 lst-220. 24.5 E. Johnson, 3rd-880, 2:20 V. Anthony, 5th-880, 2:31.2 STATE, r WICHITA, 5-17. SOUTHWESTERN HIEGHTS, J. Rollins, 5th-440, 62.3 M. Limon, 5th-Mile, 4:40 4-17. A. Stegman, 2nd-220, 24.2 2nd-2M., 9:54.6 J. Rollins, 3rd-H. J., 5'8 ii S. Young, 1st-Discus, 132' 172 G. Fill pot. ii 4th-Shot, 42'3 •i A. Stegman, 5th-L. J., 18'174 S. Young, ii 1st-440, 56.1 •i ii 2nd-220, 24.9 A. Stegman, 1st-100, 4th-L.H., 3rd-H. J., 3rd-Shot, 3rd-Discus, 10.9 25.0 5'4 44'2 129'4 18'113 4 SCHOOL RECORDS SET IN 1975. M. Limon, 4:37.6-Mile M. Limon, 9.-54.6-2M. 43 Front Row L. to R.: Jim Birkes, Paul Rangel, Mike Limon, Dell Cullison, Jim Baker. Back Row L. to R.: Dirk Cooksey, Allen Stegman, J.R. Birkes, and Coach Wells. 9 14 74-Garden M. Limon 9th J. Birkes 18th A. Stegman 31st E. Johnson 32nd City 10 19 74-Leauge, Johnson M. Limon 4th, 9:46 J. Birkes 24th J.R. Birkes 37th J. Baker 38th R. Rangel 39th 11 2 74-State, Salina M. Limon 6th D. Cooksey 24th J. Birkes 28th A. Stegman 44th J.R. Birkes 51th 9 28 74-Scott City M. Limon 10th J. Birkes 36th A. Stegman 60th E. Johnson 71st J. Baker 73rd 10 10 74-Ulysses M. Limon 2nd J. Birkes 23rd A. Stegman 32nd D. Cooksey 33rd E. Johnson 37th This was the first year for cross country in Satanta and the team took Seventh at State in 1-A. The Lettermen are: Dirk Cooksey, Allen Stegman, J.R. Birkes, Jim Birkes, Paul Rangel, Jim Baker, and Captain Mike Limon. •This time set the school record. ivi. u.mon yro D. Cooksey 13th J. Birkes 15th A. Stegman 23rd J.R. Birkes 35th 10 217 74-Kendal I M. Limon 1st D. Cooksey 3rd A. Stegman 4th J. Birkes 5th J.R. Birkes 7th 10 26 74-Regional, Hays FANSLER TIRES WHITE BUS EQUIPMENT CO. CARPENTER SCHOOL BUS BODIES BILL HOLT SALES REP. MOSCOW, KANSAS 316-598-2455 SNYDER RADIO 44 Girls 1975 Track members were Sally Stegman, Arlene Daniels, Lenise Pence, Elsie Limon, and Gail Daniels. Mr. Wells was the coach. HUGOTON, 4-8. G. Daniels, 3rd-Shot, 28'11 5th-220, 30.1 A. Daniels, 4th-H.J., 4'4 2nd-440, 69.6 E. Limon, 3rd-880, 2:58.7 TRIBUNE, 4-12 A. Daniels, lst-440, 69.7 G. Daniels, 5th-220, 30.1 SOUTHWESTERN H. 4-17. A. Daniels, 5th- H.J., 4'6 4th-440, 69.5 E. Limon, 4th-880, 2:51.4 G. Daniels, 5th-220, 30.1 HPL Relays 4-22. H. J. 5th A. Daniels 4'4 S. Stegman 4' E. Limon 4' Medley 5th E. Limon 15.7 (100) L. Pence 15.1 (100) G. Daniels 29.1 (220) A. Daniels 66.6 (440) Time total: 2:06.5 LAKIN, 4-29 A. Daniels, 3rd-H.J., 4'6 3rd-440, 66.8 HPL Meet 5-2. A. Daniels, 3rd-H.J., 4'6 A. Daniels, 4th-440, 68.9 ELKHART, 5-6. E. Limon, 3rd-880, 2:54.4 4th-J.H., 4'3 A. Daniels, 2nd-440, 66.7 4th-H.J., 4'3 G. Daniels, 2nd-220, 29.1 5th-Shot, 26'8 SCHOOL RECORDS SET IN '75. Arlene Daniels, 66.7, 440 Elsie Limon, 2:42.0, 880 From L. to R. Bonnie Alexander, Arlene Daniels, Billie Helton, Ruth Tatro, Ardith Rooney, Chris Correll, Debbie Simpson, Pat Sutherland, Nancy Preedy, and Coach Wells (not pictured) Debbie Eaton, and Gail Daniels. PARTS WHOLESALE SATANTA, KANSAS Girls Volleyball Front L. To R.-E. Limon, S. Rogers, A. Daniels, L. Baker, L. Pence. 2nd Row-S. Stegman, B. Miller, R. Spect, D. Eaton. 3rd Row-B. Helton, A. Correll, S. Frey, C. Correll, A. Rooney, S. McDonald, J. Stokes. Two Girls Make All-League Basketball Team. Chris Correll Chris made the All- League team this year for the first time as a junior. She scored 221 points, shooting 35.5 from the field and 37.8 from the line. She grab- bed 182 rebounds while scoring at 11.7 points a game, and handing out 4.5 assists. Ardith Rooney Ardith made the all league team for the second year in a row, this time as a unanimous choice. She led the team in scoring and rebounding with 264 and 304 re- spectivly. She shot 35.3 from the field and 37.3 from the line. She averaged 13.9 points a game, 16 re- bounds and 5.2 assists. No one can make all-league by themselves, the Iet— termen who helped them were Arlene Daniels, Debbie Simpson, Debbie Eaton, and Gail Daniels. The team had a good season of 11 and 8. 47 Top Left-Arlene Daniels a senior. Left- Ardith Rooney a junior. Bottom Left- Tammy Ewing a sophomore. Right- Rhonda Keener a freshman. 46 PIONEER TELEPHONE The Queen - Arlene Daniels. Arlene, a Senior, was escorted and crowned by Tim Hill. Don Dietz escorted Wanda Keener; Stan Conover escorted Tammy Ewing and Gary Kendall escorted Ardith Rooney. MACHINE SUPPLY CO. SUBLETTE, KANSAS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT. The Chieftain Staff This year has really been alot of work for the annual staff, but it has also been very rewarding. We want to give special thanks to each one who has helped us; to our sponsor Mrs. Stokes; and to those who sponsored pages or helped us money wise. The staff hopes you enjoy all of the annual and that the memories will all be pleasant for you. We hope to show how S.H.S. was when you spent four good years of your life there. Each student had a part in school life and we hope everyone sees himself in here somewhere. Thanks for your suppprt! Gary Kendall and Carolyn Lakin. The Editors. Shown here are the staff- A. Stegman, T. Hill, D. Dietz, J. Rollins, S. Cruz, Editors- C. Lakin, G. Kendall, and our advisor Mrs. Stokes. 52 The Arrowhead Staff The Arrowhead Staff has seen many changes take place in the year of 1974-75. The editors feel that the paper has adjusted to these changes and has come out with a paper with a quality unlike any seen before by the students of S.H.S. It has been a learning experience of which may be found in few other places and is of such signifi- cance that it will not be for- gotten for many years to come. The editors were Tim Hill and Jim Rollins; sponsor was Mrs. Stokes. From L. to R,- Peggy Ives, Sally Stegman, Debbie Simpson, Stan Conover, Jim Rollins, Gary Kendall, Tim Hill, Don Dietz and Nancy Preedy. OUR FAITH IN THE FUTURE RESTS WITH TODAYS STUDENTS. ANNJON CORPORATION A STANLEY VENTURE Stuco '74-75 Each member of the Student Council is elected by the students to represent them. This year the Stuco had a couple of bake sales, sold hot chocolate and donuts at the football games, were in charge of Homecoming, sold helium ballons, Valagrams and had a picnic. So they were pretty busy. The sponsor was Mr. Wood. From L. To R. Sitting- D. Hill, S. Frey, M. Haddican, R. Spect, G. Kendall, S. McDonald. Standing-M. McDonald, S. McDonald, G. Meier, Mr. Wood, S. Younq. T. Hill, N. Preedy. ' OFFICERS - Secretary, Dena Hill; Vice-President, Gary Kendall; President, Sally McDonald; Treasurer, Nancy Preedy. 54 National Honor Society Sitting- T. Sprunger, S. McDonald, S. Eaton, P. Rooney, M. Haddican. Standing- L. Baker, C. Correll, S. McDonald, A. Rooney, D. Eaton, N. Preedy, S. Foster, K. Hensel, C, Lakin, D. Dennis, R. Baxter, D. Hill. Not Pictured- G. Kendall, T. Hill, G. Daniels, A. Daniels, D. Burroughs, J. Rollins. The sponsor for the NHS is Mr. Moody. The president is Pat Rooney, the Vice-President is Arlene Daniels, and the Secretary-Trea- surer is Debbie Simpson. These people were choosen by the teachers after qualifing with a 3.0 grade average and having the qualities of leadership, character, service, and scholarship evidenced in their lives. 55 Kayettes Board Left to Right- N. Preedy, A. Daniels, A. Rooney, C. Correll, G. Lee, S. McDonald, D. Simpson, S. Foster, G. Dan- iels, K. Hensel, C. Lakin, S. Frey, Mrs. Niles, J. Moody, L. Baker. Front Row L. to R,- C. Lakin, K. Hensel, A. Daniels, G. Lee, A. Rooney, C. Correll, S. McDonald, D. Simpson, N. Preedy, L. Baker, S. Frey, S. Foster, J. Moody, Mrs. Niles. 2nd Row- S. Cruz, E. Stafford, A. Ehrenfeld, B. Mil- ler, S. Rodgers, D. Robinson, B. Alexander, R. Keener, B. Helton, W. Keener, R. Greer, B. Doris, C. Ehrenfeld, J, Stokes. 3rd Row- L. Pence, E, Limon, D. Osbon, K. Schribvogel, R. Tatro, T, Ewing, S. Giles, S. Keener, K. Sikes, S. Stegman, R. Spect, A. Trevino, A. Rogers, A. Carroll, 56 Pep Club Band Front Row L. to R. D. Simpson, S. Rogers, D. Robinson, A. Rooney, N. Preedy. Second Row: C. Correll, S. Mc- Donald, A. Carroll, S. Stegman, P. Sutherland, R. Tatro, J. Stokes, R. Baxter, K. Hensel, C. Lakin. Third Row: D. Hill, S. Foster, S. Frey, B. Alexander, B. Miller, S. Cruz, A. Daniels, T. Ewing, A. Rogers, R. Specht. Fourth Row: A. Reimer, C. Reimer, A. Trevino, B. Robinson, J. Blrkes, E. Stafford, S. Buchannon, J. Lucas, R. Greer, D. Dennis. Fifth Row: Mr. Blundell, W. Keener, B. Helton, L. Pence, E. Limon, R. Keener. Setting L. to R. Chris Correll, Nancy Preedy, Arlene Daniels, Debbie Simpson. Standing: Shawn Frey, Dena Hill, Sarah Rogers, Debbie Robinson, Ardith Rooney. 57 Letterman’s Club Front From L. to R.- W. Evans, D. Alexander, S. Eaton, G. Kendall, J. Meador, L. Stanley, G. Fill pot. Coach Wells. 2nd Row- P. Rangle, J.R. Birkes, B. Brown, D. Dietz, T. Sprunger, P. Rooney, T. Hill, T. Collins, D. Hammer- schmidt, J. Lozar. 3rd Row- M. Limon, A. Stegman, J. Baker, D. Haegert, J. Baker, C. Lozar, G. Preedy, J. Rol- lins, P. Owings, S. Young. Dale Hammerschmidt — All League In Two Sports. Dale Hammerschmidt, a junior, made second team all league and second team all Southwest area in football on offense and defense. In basketball he was a unanimous choice to the all league team. He scored 505 points, and grabbed 382 rebounds. His percentages per game were: 26.84 points per game, 20.1 rebounds per game, a field goal per- centage of 52.8 for the season, and shot-71.1 from the free throw line. Dale was also choosen to the All-Southwest team in 1-A, and he was choosen second team All-State in 1-A division. THANKS TO MR. AND MRS. BURT MCKINLEY MR. AND MRS. CARL ANDERSON BIRKES CAFE First Row: L To R-D. Dennis, B. Helton, N. Preedy, C. Correll, D. Eaton, L. Baker, G. Daniels, S. Ehrenfeld, S. Stegman, R. Keener, Second Row-W. Keener, L. Pence, J. Stokes, A. Sprunger, A. Rooney, B. Alexander, T. Sprunger, P. Rooney, S. Conover, Third Row: K. Schreibvogel, A. Ehrenfeld, A. Daniels, S. Foster, S. McDonald, D. Simpson, K. Hensel, M. McDonald, D. Alexander, T. Kiehne, S. Frey, Fourth Row: K. Dennis, S. Young, S. Eaton, D. Haegert, P. Kiehne, R. Greer, D. Cooksey, A. Carroll, Standing: G. Meier, S. McDonald, D. Elkins, R. Tatro, J, Baker, and director Mr. Sooby. S.H.S. Band This year the S.H.S. band was under the direction of Mr. Steve Sooby. The band did very well in their spring concert and at League Contest on March 17. They were the only band out of nine, who brought home three I's. The people taking solo's were Sally McDonald, tenor sax - I; Scott McDonald, snare drum - I; Pat Rooney trumpet - II; and Debbie Eaton, oboe, I. Congratulations! All members preformed very well and we are really proud of our band program here at Satanta. Thanks for your time well spent. 60 Seated L to R: T. Sprunger, S. McDonald, D. Eaton, C. Correll, N. Preedy, Standing L to R: S. Eaton, and director Mr. Sooby. Band Director - 61 Director - Mr. Sooby Stage Band Front L. to R.- A. Rooney, B. Alexander, N. Preedy, S. McDonald, D. Simpson, K. Hensel. 2nd Row- M. McDonald, C. Correll, D. Alexander, T. Sprunger, S. Conover, P. Rooney. 3rd Row- S. McDonald, K. Dennis, S. Eaton, R. Baxter. Pep Band Front L. to R.- R. Keener, L. Baker, S. Stegman, C. Correll, S. McDonald, D. Helton, L. Pence, W. Keener. 2nd Row- Mr. Sooby, A. Sprunger, B. Alexander, D. Hill, T. Sprunger, A. Rooney, J. Stokes, D. Dennis. 3rd Row- S. Frey, K. Hensel, S. Foster, A. Daniels, D. Simpson, l l. Preedy. 4th Row- M. McDonald, T. Kiehne, D. Haegert, R. Greer, R. Baxter, S. Eaton, K, Dennis. 5th Row- S. McDonald, D. Alexander, K. O'Neal, S. Conover, P. Rooney, S. Young. 6th Row- R. Tatro, G. Meier, J. Elkins, A. Carroll, Standing- J. Baker, T. Anthony. 62 S.H.S. Vocal Department Front Row-L. to R.-D. Simpson, C. Correll, J. Birkes, B. Miller, A. Sprunger, B. Robinson, A. Reimer, J. Hull, B. Alexander, E. Stafford, 2nd Row-S. Young, G. Kendall, R. Specht, R. Keener, R. Greer, W. Keener, A. Rogers, R. Tatro, K. Schreibvogel, K. Moody, D. Dennis, B. Helton, 3rd Row-J.R. Birkes, S. Hayden, K. Sikes, L. Pence, A. Rooney, A. Carroll, E. Limon, J. Lucas, C. Ehrenfeld, S. Buchanan, J. Stokes. CHORUS BOARD - From L. to R. J.R. Birkes, V.P.: S. Young, Stuco; G. Kendall, Pres.; K. Moody, Sec. Satanta Boy’s and Girl’s Glee Club Front Row L. to R.-B. Helton, E. Limon, R. Keener, E. Stafford, S. Buchanan, W. Keener, R. Greer. 2nd Row-J. Hull, A. Carroll, L. Pence, C. Ehrenfeld, B. Alexander, K. Moody, D. Dennis, 3rd Row-J. Lucas, K. Schreibvogel, J. Stokes, R. Tatro, R. Specht, K. Sikes, B. Miller. Front L. to R.-J. Birkes, A. Sprunger, B. Robinson, Back-S. Hayden, J. Birkes, S. Young, G. Kendall. 64 s M t u a s t • i e c Brass Choir- Front L-R: T. Sprunger, D. Hill. Middle: S. McDonald D. Alexander S. Conover, P. Rooney, Back: S. Eaton, S. Young, R. Baxter, K. Dennis. R a t i n g s Sax Quartet- L-R: S. McDonald, C. Correll, D. Simpson, Brass Quartet- L-R: S. Conover, P. Rooney, S. Eaton, T. K. Hensel. Sprunger. Clarinet Choir- L-R: Front: A. Rooney, D. Dennis B. Vocal Trio: L-R: R. Baxter, C. Lakin, D. Osbon. Helton, N. Preedy, C. Correll. Back: L. Pence, J. Stokes, A. Daniels, S. Foster. State Festival Garden City was the site of this year's State Music Festival. Satanta entered 24 classes and emerged with 15 I s and 5 II s. The instrumen- tal and vocal divisions participated under Mr. Sooby and Mr. Hildebrand respectively. The group and individual achievements are as follows: Band I; Sax Quartet I; Brass Quartet I; Clarinet Quartet II; Clarinet Choir I; Brass Choir I; Vocal- Choir III; R. Spect I; B. Alexander II; C. Lakin II; Instrumental Solos- Scott McDonald I; Sally McDonald I; D. Eaton I; P. Rooney I; C. Correll I; S. Eaton I; T. Sprunger II; M. McDonald II. Debate L - R, standing: Mr. Laas, M. Haddican, I Brasuell, B. Juel, J. Rollins, L. Stanley. P. Moore. S. Eaton. Sitting: S. Frey, L. Baker, K. Hensel, C. Lakin, D. Hill, T. Ewing. The Satanta High School Debate Squad again had a very successful season with the collection of 5 trophies and 15 medals. The winners at various tournaments included: This year, the Regional Debate Squad placed second in competition among 10 area schools. Their placing came with a 15-3 record and 65 speaker points. At State Competition, Satanta placed 9th with a 6-12 record and 100 speaker points. JANET’S CONGRATULATIONS DEBATORS CIMMARRON OPEN Jim Rollins Lewis Stanley Karen Hensel Carolyn Lakin Laura Baker LAKIN OPEN Lewis Stanley Jim Rollins 5-0, 1st 16 sp. pts. 4- 1, 4th 19 sp. pts. 5- 0, 2nd 18 sp. pts. JOHNSON NOVICE Dena Hill 5-0, 2nd Boyd Juel 17 sp. pts. GREENSBURG - 4 Speaker Carolyn Lakin Karen Hensel 9-3, 3rd Lewis Stanley 48 sp. pts. Jim Rollins LEAGUE - 4 Speaker Jim Rollins Lewis Stanley 7-1, 1st Karen Hensel 31 sp. pts. Carolyn Lakin REGIONAL - 4 Speaker Carolyn Lakin Karen Hensel 15-3, 2nd Lewis Stanley 65 sp. pts. Jim Rollins Dena Hill - Alternates • speaker points. L - R, Standing: B. Juel, J. Rollins, L. Stanley, Mr. Laas. Sitting: K. Hensel, C. Lakin, D. Hill. 66 MACHINE SUPPLY SATANTA LAW Front-S. Frey, P. Sutherland, R. Tatro, C. Relmer. 2nd Row-C. Lakln, B. Jeul, K. Hensel, K. Sikes, S. McDonald, M. BrauselI, P. Ives, R. Baxter, Back-Mr. Laas, M. Haddican. Not Pictured J. Rollins, L. Baker, K. Schreibvogel. SOUTHWESTERN HEIGHTS R. Baxter, 1st, Informative K. Hensel, Finals, Prose S. McDonald, Finals, Prose S. Frey, Finals, Poetry M. Haddican, Finals, Oration GARDEN CITY J. Rollins, Finals, Dramatic Interp. P. Sutherland, Finals, I.D.A. B. Juel, Finals, I.D.A. DODGE CITY C. Lakin, Finals, Prose M. Haddican, Finals, Oration LEAGUE - 3rd in Sweepstakes J. Rollins, 1st, Dramatic Interp. J. Rollins, 1st, Oration P. Sutherland, 1st, I.D.A. B. Juel, 1st, I.D.A. C. Lakin, 2nd, Prose R. Baxter, 3rd, Informative S. Frey, 5th, Dramatic Interp. One Act Play, 2nd. REGIONAL M. Haddican, I, Oration R. Baxter, I, Informative J. Rollins, I, Oration M. Haddican, m. Duet C. Reimer, III, Kuet J. Rollins, II, Dram tic Interp. L. Baker, II, I.D.A. K. Schreibvogel, II, I.D.A. S. Frey, I, Dramatic Interp. K. Sikes, I, Prose B. Juel, I, I.D.A. P. Sutherland, I, I.D.A. K. Schreibvogel, in, Prose S. Frey, II, Poetry S. McDonald, I, Poetry One Act Play, II. STATE R. Baxter, I, Informative S. McDonald, I, Poetry S. Frey, II, Dramatic Interp. J. Rollins, I, Dramatic, Interp. C. Lakin, n. Prose M. Haddican, IV, Oration K. Hensel, I, Prose J. Rollins, IE, Oration P. Su ter I and, I+++, I.D.A. B. Juel, I+++, I.D.A. One Act Play, H. 67 Junior And Senior Banquet And Prom. The 1975 Junior and Senior Banquet and Prom was held at the city hall. The juniors did an excellent job in dec- orating it without the use of a kit. The junior parents prepared and served the banquet. In an all out effort to really make everyone's time very worthwhile, the juniors hired Blackberry Winter from Oklahoma for the prom. It was all very well planned and came off very well. A big thank you goes to all who worked to make it possible. 69 Girls Home Ec. Mrs. Niles is the sponsor for Girls and Boys High School Home Ec. as well as working with the grade school 7th and 8th graders. The fashion show was cancelled this year but the girls worked just as hard as ever. They choose their own patterns and mate- rial and make something; this is what they are graded on among other things. The boys Home Ec. class is also sponsored by Mrs. Niles. The boys in it are Terry Sprunger, Eric Johnson, Ted Col- lins, Mike Limon, Peter Rangel, Allen Stegman and Steve Chaloupek. They learn how to cook and sew. The class is actually called Bachelor Survival. Good Luck! 70 All School Play The play was produced by Mr. Laas. It was open to al I of the students. It was entitled Skinned Alive. The cast members were P. Rooney, 0. Dubois, S. Frey, S. McDonald, D. Simpson, T. Sprunger, A. Rooney, M. Schumann, S. Conover, C. Cor- rei, B. Juel, K. Hensel. The stage crew were D. Hill, B. Helton, G. Meier, R. Spect. Pat Sutherland was the associate producer. HFU TH Valedictorian RONI BAXTER Roni Baxter received the Valedictorian Honors this year. She maintained the highest grade point average in her class during four years of high school. Roni was active in Pep Club, Kayettes and instrumental music four years and vocal music and girls' basketball two years. She was a member of State Forensic, De- bate, and Music Squads. Roni was also a member of National Honor Society and was selected as a K.U. Honor Senior. She spent the first semester of this year as a foreign exchange student in Denmark. Roni plans to attend Liberal Junior College beginning this summer and study in the field of mathematics. Salutatorian CAROLYN LAKIN Salutatorian honors this year were received by Carolyn Lakin. She maintained the second highest grade point average in her four years of high school. Carolyn participated in Forensics and qualified for State Forensics her Sophomore and Senior years. She was active in Debate and was on the State Debate Squad for her last two years in high school. Carolyn was also in vocal music and she participated in the State Music Contest all four years. She is a member of the National Honor Society and was selected as a K.U. Honor Senior. Carolyn plans to attend Seward County Community College this summer. She will major in computer technology. SATANTA CO-OP Satanta. Kansas We’re Here To Help You CITIZENSHIP School Service Awards SCHOOL SERVICE Gary Kendall and Roni Baxter Jim Rollins and Sally McDonald 1974-1975 Scholastic Honor Averages (9.5 or above GPA for year) SENIORS Roni Baxter Debbie Eaton Karen Hensel Gary Kendall Carolyn Lakin Sally McDonald JUNIORS Chris Correll Jim Rollins Ardith Rooney Debbie Simpson SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Dena Hill Boyd Juel 1974-1975 Scholastic Scholarship Averages (8.0 or above GPA for year) SENIORS Sylvia Cruz Arlene Daniels Stephanie Foster Tim Hill Eric Johnson Pat Rooney Martin Schumann Terry Sprunger JUNIORS Laura Baker Peggy Ives Scott McDonald Nancy Preedy David DuBois SOPHOMORES Danny Alexander Debbie Dennis Gail Daniels Steve Eaton Shawn Frey Gary Meier FRESHMEN Angie Carroll Dirk Haegert Mark McDonald Renee Specht 75 Girls State Delegates Delegate - Peggy Ives Alternate - Laura Baker 1975 Band Awards MOST IMPROVED JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD MOST OUTSTANDING Sally McDonald 76 Pat Rooney Jim Baker Honor Seniors RONI BAXTER Roni has attended Satanta High all four years. One semester she spent in Denmark as a foreign exchange stu- dent. She has been active in Pep Club, Kayettes and music. She was also choosen as the 1975 Valedicto- rian, and received the citizenship award. She plans to attend Liberal Jr. College and major in mathematics. CAROLYN LAKIN Carolyn spent all four years at Satan- ta. Her major fields of interest were music, business, and speech. She is the co-editor of the Annual and active in Pep Club and Kayettes also. She is the 1975 Salutorian. She plans to at- tend Liberal Jr. College and major in Computer Technology. SALLY MCDONALD Sally has been very active all four years here. She loves music0 therapy. She is President of Kayettes and Stuco. She is also on the band coun- cil. She was the Senior class favorite and also the best all-around girl. • and plans to go into music Graduation ’75 Graduation Ceremonies The commencement ceremony began at 8:00 P.M. with the open- ing prayer by Rev. Lawson. The speaker was Lt. Commander Charles Plumb who had been a prisoner of war for six years in Viet Nam. His experiences as a P.O.W. are also related in the fabulous book he authored enti- tled I'm No Hero. The cere- mony came to a close with the seniors receiving their diplomas and everyone wishing them good- luck in the future. The closing prayer was given by Rev. Zeis- set. The junior ushers were Ardith Rooney and Scott McDonald. The senior colors were blue and silver. XT Administration FROM: Dr. Daryl L. Haegert, Superintendent TO: Students of Satanta Schools The patterns of population growth that are developing in our country seem to indicate some return to the rural, agrarian communities. To me, this is a very welcome and needed pattern. Perhaps you students who are now attending the Sa tanta Schools and those who have just graduated will seek further training and begin your vocations here in Satanta. The patrons of our community have shown the tre- mendous support they have given toward improving our schools facilities and curriculum offerings. The staff of U.S.D. No. 507 is currently planning many changes that should improve your opportunities as students. We hope and pray that your education will be the foundation for a successful life, whatever your vocational choice may be. Front Row L. To R.: D. Foster, M. McLain, G. Lightcap. Standing: A. Rooney, C. Stocker, K. Clawson, and C. Owings. 80 Fae Anthony Principal MR. DALE MOODY MR. MOODY is now in his sixth year as principal of Sat- anta High School. In addition to this, he is also the sponsor of the National Honor Society. Counselor MR.DANA WOOD MR. WOOD has been the coun- selor here for the last two years, in addition to teaching Careers. He is also the sponsor for the Student Council. Secretary MRS. NANCY MATUREY This is MRS. MATUREY's first year here at Satanta. She is our office secretary. Instrumental Music M MR. STEVE SOOBY This is MR. SOOBY's first year here at Satanta. He teaches Band, Music Theory and Jazz Band. He is also a sponsor for the junior class. Vocal Music MR. MARK HILDEBRAND MR. HILDEBRAND is teaching his first year at Satanta High. He also has to teach the grade school students as well. He is a graduate of Kansas University. Librarian MRS. CARLENE UNGLES This is MRS. UNGLES third year as our Librarian. She is also a sponsor for the senior class. Art MISS COLLEEN GILLEN This is MISS GILLEN's first year here at Satanta. She teaches several classes of art. She is a graduate of Fort Hays State. Business MRS. EDITH STOKES This is MRS. STOKES' twenty- fourth year of teaching. She teaches Typing I, Typing II, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, and Business Preparation. She is also in charge of the student publica- tions. Speech MR. LARRY LAAS MR. LAAS is teaching his first year here at Satanta. He teaches Debate, Speech, Forensics, Drama, and junior English. He is a sponsor of the junior class. Social Science MR. RICHARD WELLS MR. WELLS has been teach- ing at Satanta for four years. He teaches American History, Government and Sociology. He is a sponsor for the junior class, football, girls basket- ball, and track coach. Social Science MR. P. G. McGUIRE MR. McGUIRE has taught at Satanta for the past eleven years. He teaches World History, Drivers Ed., Psychology and Current Affairs. He is also the head boys basketball coach and sponsor for the senior class. Physical Science MR. KENNETH McGOWAN This is MR. McGOWAN's second year as Satanta. He teaches Physical Science, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics. He is a class sponsor for the sophomore class. English MRS. DANA HADDICAN MRS. HADDICAN has taught at Satanta for twenty-three years. MRS. HADDICAN teaches fresh- man, sophomore, and Senior English. She is also a freshman class sponsor. Math MR. IRA BROMLOW MR. BROMLOW has completed his tenth year of teaching at Satanta. He has taught Algebra I, Algebra D, General Math, Math Analysis, Math Review, and Geometry. He is also a freshman sponsor. Home Economics MRS. RUBY NILES MRS. NILES teaches Home Economics I, II, III and IV. She also teaches Bachlor Arts, and is the sponsor for Kayettes. This is her seventh year here at Satanta. Spanish MR. SAM LEDESMA MR. LEDESMA has just com- pleted his sixth year here. He teaches Spanish I, and II. He also is on the grade school staff for 4th-6th graders. Shop MR. CARL WILSON This is MR. WILSON's ninth year of teaching here at Satanta. He teaches General Shop, Wood Working I, Wood Working II, and Drafting. He is also a sponsor for the sopho- more class. Physical Ed. MR. REMEL BLUNDELL MR. BLUNDELL has been teaching at Satanta for nine years. He is the sponsor for Pep Club and teaches Physical Education for Grades 1-8 and also Advanced P.E. and a co-ed class. Memories . . . Memories are always cherished. They are made so that they can be remembered. For this reason we will all always remember Dale Burroughs. We will remember Dale as the person who walked down the halls of Satanta High with a smile on his face and a water gun in his hand. We will remember Dale as the person who was always there, willing to help with whatever needed to be done. We will remember these memories and the many others that he helped to make. His loss will always be felt, but his presence will remain in the halls and in the hearts of those at Satanta High School. Cooks L-R: MRS. KELLING, MRS. WELLS, MRS. McGUIRE. Mrs. Kelling has been a cook at Satanta High for two years. Mrs. Wells has just completed her third year of cooking at Satanta High. Mrs. McGuire has been cooking in our school system for ten years. Seven of those ten years, were spent at Satanta High. The cooks have done a marvelous job in preparing our noon meals this past year. They always made sure that the meals were hot and on time. Janitor Mr. Shields This is Mr. Shields eighth year here at Satanta as one of our janitors. We are happy to have him here keeping the school clean and adding some humorus moments to a sometimes otherwise dull day. Janitor Mr. Melver This is the first year for Mr. Mclver to work here in Satanta as our janitor. He does a good job and is a good handyman to have around. We are thankful for the cleanliness of our school building. 88 Grade Schoolers In Action Eighth Miss Bahr Mr. Slaven Acosta, Ramon Anton, Paul Borger, Kevin Brown, Darlene Claar, Sheri Clawson, Marilyn Daily, Kathy Daniels, Troy Dennis, Diane Foster, Troy Fraser, Calvin Garza, Carolyn Hankins, Jeff Kelling, Rodney Kells, Julie Kendall, Brad Limon, Blanchie Limon, Teresa Miller, Becky Moody, Bob Morton, Mike Morales, Carlos Morales, Isreal Owings, Mike Reimer, Kenneth Rollins, Kathy Rogers, Kim Rooney, Roxanne Shepard, Marla Shepard, Mike Simpson, Susan Specht, Troy Strapp, Gary Tat on, Cynthia Taylor, Iola Ungles, Debra HAYDEN’S — HAYDENS SALUTES THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY OF SATANTA HIGH SCHOOL. ONE OF THE GREATEST PLEASURES OF BEING IN BUSINESS IN SATANTA IS OUR OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE PERSONAL DAY TO DAY CONTACT WITH THE STUDENTS OF U.S.D. 507. LEROY AND MAVIS HAYDEN. Seventh Mr. Hunter Mr. Lambert SPECIAL THANKS TO Stafford, Theresa Trabert, Carlene Trevino, Amalial Yanke, Basil Acosta, Rita Alexander, Darren Alexander, Joy Aronson, Milissa Baker, Alfred Birkes, Raylene Brasuell, Robert Brown, Pride Caddiek, Kevin Carroll, Lori Castilleja, Dora Clawson, Dan Connor, Kevin Decker, Anna Dietz, Julie DeWitt, Ronnie Eaton, Lane Ehrenfeld, Tina Euliss, Johnny Garza, Ida Groth, Rise Haddican, Greg Haegert, Darin Hale, Jeff Heskett, Willie Johnson, Donna Kelling, Dianna Lightcap, Stacey Limon, Lucia Love, John Lucas, Randall Meier, Terry Moody, Chad Morales, Olivia McAlister, Stacey Mclver, Dana Pence, Kirk Rios, Maria Robinson, Linda Rodriquez, Ruben Rogers, Elizabeth Schwertfeger, Alan STATE BANK OF SATANTA SATANTA, KANSAS 67870 Anthony, Kim Barnes, Lori Blankenship, Stacy Borger, Kenton Carabajal, Adolph Carabajal, Ricky Castillija, Blanca Conover, Ellen Dawes, Meleeta Day, Billy Decker, Jody Elkins, Shawne Fillpot, Kimberly Fraser, Stani Goff, Wendy Heskett, Randy Hoffman, Whitney Hornsby, Christa Hull, Tom Miller, Bart Morales, Leticia Morton, Connie O'Neal, Delaine Owings, Kayra Pickens, Lynne Peiser, Terri Piner, Alden Reimer, Everett Rodriquez, Patricia Stalker, Brint Stanley, Sara Stapp, Karen Schreibvogel, Ray Shepard, Cecil Sprunger, Roy Taton, Steven Trevino, Arturo Valdez, Josie Tatro, Randy JIM’S IGA PHONE — 649 2360 BOX 6 HOME OWNED AND OPERATED SATANTA KS 67870 94 JIM AND BETH DENNIS Mr. Freeman Mrs. Scott Fifth Base, Del Caddick, Bennie Castilleja, Arnulfo, Jr. Clawson, David Cruz, Rodger Day, David Deaton, Stephanie Decker, Robert Ehrenfeld, Mark Ehrenfeld, Jay Elkins, Neil Fraser, Troy Freeman, Steven Fretz, Kenneth Gal acatos, Theodora Gonzales, Arnulfo Gonzales, Yolanda Greer, Rodger Hicks, Randall Keil, Sarah Kelling, Tobin Lakin, David Merz, Brent Miller, Jana Moody, Judy Moody, Todd Morales, Jesse McBride, Laverna McCall, Shane McGowan, Brian Owings, Jolene Rios, Guadalupe Rogers, Rachel Shepard, Candy Shepard, Lawanda Silva Pedro Specht, Evan Tipton, Vernon Valdez, Debra Walker, Lauri Wells, Susan Whisler, Greg Wilson, Kim Yanke, Gretchen 95 Arie, Micheal Baldwin, Dwayne Blankenship, Victoria Castilleja, Johnny Clawson, Kenby Day, Robin DeWitt, Kevin Du Bois, Ricky Evans, Steve Frey, Karen Goff, James Files, Stephanie Hill, Jan Ives, Brad Kelling, Michelle Lightcap, Trudy Limon, Tina Mclver, Jana Moody, Micheal Morton, Justine Owings, Brenda Owings, Dwayne Pelser, Jerri Rios, Jose Selby, Brian Stalker, Brad Stapleton, Mike Tipton, Russell Trevino, Alburt Williamson, Vickie Withers, Gail % Alfrey, Tammy Black, Shelly Blair, Kim Carroll, Vicki Castilleja, Janie Castillo, Carlos Decker, Kristi Doerfler, Kathy DeMarco, George Ehrenfeld, Gary Eicher, Tammie Farris, Anthony Freezor, Eric Freeman, Allen Fretz, Tamara Gal acatos, Katrina Hammerschmidt, Sarah Hoefer, Lori Hoffman, Eric Lopez, Jennie Love, Michael Meier, Gerald Merz, Brian Morales, Erasno Morales, Joe McBridge, Regina McCall, David McGowan, Tracy Mclver, Kim Parton, Stacey Pelser, Gary Randolph, David Reimer, Twila Rodriquez, Sona Simpson, Scott Valdez, Mike Walker, Kelly Wells, Julie MCDONALD’S 66 97 SATANTA, KANSAS Miss Bunyan Mrs. Weber Alexander, Darla Anthony, Stacy Baker, Anita Baldwin, Emily Black, Gerry Bozarth, Eric Clawson, Mary Beth Deaton, Kurt Decker, Stacy DuBois, Paula Edwards, Marty Edwards, Rhonda Eicher, Teresa Elkins, Wendy Flores, Jimmy Goff, Jeffery Jenkins, Jami Kreie, Laura Lawson, John Lemke, Michael McCall, Buffy Melton, Ricky Miller, Gina O'Connor, Lillian Palono, Robert Pence, Carla Perez, Blanca Pickens, Cynthia Ramsey, Virginia Torres, Olga Valdez, Phillip Carabajal, Enedina 98 Mrs. Bromlow Mrs. Slaven Alfrey, Teresa Anthony, Melissa Caddick, Lisa Carabajal, Jimmy Castilleja, Olga Castilleja, Roman Clymer, Marsha Davis, Stacey DeMarco, Christapher Flores, Eddy Gonzales, Rudy Harlow, Tracy Hatfield, Scott Henrich, Tina Hoffman, Carrie Jones, David Kelling, Greg LeGrove-Rogers, Roger Limon, Ricky Lopez, Kay Mills, Kelly Morales, Solia Morales, Brent McHenry, Troy Osbon, Tomi Rodriquez, Simon Selby, Shane Slaven, Sterling Strano, Scott Tarrant, Anthony Taylor, Bonnie Yay lor, Tommy Tipton, Clifford Torres, Carlos Trevino, Anita Wheeler, Tamra SATANTA BANK Anthony, Kelly Black, Sally Castilleja, Della Castilleja, Lisa Castilleja, Rudolfo Clymer, Camilla Edwards, Sylvia Farris, Dynna Feezor, Karla Gray, Tracy Haegert, JoAnne Johnson, Michael Jones, Daniel Kelling, Michael Lemke, Marc Melton, Travis Myrick, Stephanie Nueman, Lyle Palomo, Bertha Pickens, Michael Potter, Shane Rangle, John Reimer, Stanley Rhiness, Shelly Rodriquez, Ana Stalker, Elisa Taton, Roger T orres, Catalina Walters, Greg ory Walker, Heidi Miss Thompson Mrs. Strandberg Debbie Juel Kindergarten Special Ed. Aid Kinderga rten Special Education Bradley, Ray Conner, Kipp Herrada, Frank Herrada, Paul Holovach, Garth Livengood, Lonnie Moser, Dianna Reineke, Jeffery Reynolds, Kenny Stafford, Charlene Grade School Personnel Librarian - MISS NELSON Cooks - MRS. HARLOW MRS. VALDEZ MRS. DAY MRS. GILES Principal - MR. FLORES Custodian - MR. ANDERSON Secretary - MRS. WILSON ii-. G r a d e Front Row L-R: L. Carroll, S. Lightcap, M. Clawson, K. Kelling, K. Connor, R. Rooney, D. Mclver, R. Groth, T. Ehrenfeld, E. Rogers, B. Miller, D. Brown, Second Row-T. Meier, L. Eaton, K. Borger, T. Foster, C. Moody, S. Simpson, C. Taton, R. Wells, R. Kelling, D. Alexander, G. Stapp, D. Clawson, R. Lucas, T. Specht. Back Row- B. Yanke, J. Hale. Not Shown-A. Schwertfeger, D. Ungles. B a Front Row L-R: S. Blankenship, K. Fillpot, J. Decker, C. Hornsby, W. Golf, S. Stanley, T. Pelser, D. O'Neal, K. Stapp, K. Anthony, L. Pickens, Back Row-S. Taton, B. Day, K. Owings, C. Morton, E. Conover, E. Reimer, R. Sprunger, R. Tatro, R. Schreibvogel, B. Stalker, K. Borger. Front L-R: J. Moody, S. Deaton, L. Barnes, G. Yanke, B. Kendall, D. Galacatos, B. Merz, J. Owings, G. Whisler, L. Walker, B. McGowan, R. Rogers, K. Wilson, Back-T. Moody, R. Greer, D. Clawson, S. Freeman, D. Base, J. Ehrenfeld, D. Lakin, S. Wells, Not $hown-M. Direnfeld. Special Group L-R: I. Taylor, L. Carroll, B. Miller, E. Rogers, C. Moody, S. McAlister, D. Mclver, R. Groth, 0. Morales. Front Row-S. Lightcap, R. Rooney, M. Owings, B. Moody, W. Heskett, K. Pence, K. Caddick. V 0 c a 1 G r Music I Back L-R: I. Taylor, B.Limon, T. Limon, D. Dennis, C. Garza, C. Trabert, J. Alexander, J. Kells, 0. Morales, L. Robinson, A. Trevino, Middle-M. Shepard, R. Birks, K. Dailey, D. Castelleja, M. Aronson, L. Limon, D. Johnson, I. Garza, R. Acosta, T. Stafford, Front-M. Owings, R. Acosta, S. McAlister, B. Kendall. Music 2 Back L-R: I. Taylor, R. Wells, D. Brown, C. Garza, R. Groth, D. Mclver, C. Travert, J. Alexander, C. Taton, S. Simpson, Middle-M. Shepard, K. Daily, T. Ehrenfeld, M. Clawson, L. Carroll, E. Rogers, B. Miller, K. Connor, A. Baker, J. Euliss, Front-M. Owings, R. Rooney, S. Lithtcap, D. Kelling, R. Rodriquez, B. Moody, P. Brown. 7th And 8th Grade Cheerleaders 1st Row L-R: Kevin Connor; 2nd Row: Darlene Brown, Stacey Lightcap, Lori Carroll, Marilyn Clawson; 3rd Row: RoxAnn Rooney. Pep Club Back Row L-R: K. Daily, K. Rollins, B. Limon, T. Limon, D. Dennis, I. Taylor, C. Trabert, J. Kells, J. Alexan- der, C. Taton, S. Simpson; Middle Row L-R: B. Miller, R. Birkes, L. Limon, M. Aronson, L. Robinson, A. Trevino, 0. Morales, D. Mclver, R. Groth, E. Rogers; Front Row L-R: M. Shepard, D. Johnson, I. Garza, T. Ehrenfeld, T. Stafford, R. Acosta, D. Kelling, D. Castilleja, M. Rios, Mrs. Scott, Cheerleaders: L. Corroll, S. Lightcap, D. Brown, M. Clawson, R. Rooney, Kevin Connor. 104 s G S B Front L-R: Coach Slaven, T. Daniels, K. Borger, C. Morales, B. Kendall, Back-T. Specht, I. Morales, M. Morton, T. Foster, R. Wells, R. Acosta, J. Hankins, K. Rogers. Front L-R: G. Haddican, J. Love, W. Heskett, B. Yanke, Back-Coach Slaven, D. Clawson, T. Meier, C. Moody, D. Alexander, D. Haegert, R. Lucas, B. Brasuell, L. Eaton. 7TH Front L-R: S. Lightcap, R. Birkes, L. Carroll, D. Mc- Iver, J. Dietz; Back-Coach Blundell, D. Kelling, T. Stafford, L. Limon. 8TH Front L-R: S. Claar, T. Limon, K. Rollins, B. Limon, D. Dennis, D. Brown, D. Ungles; Back - Coach Blun- dell, K. Daily, M. Shepard, B. Miller, S. Simpson, I. 105 Taylor, M. Clauson. Football Back Row L. to R.: K. Rogers, T. Foster, R. Acosta, S. McAlister, R. Wells, D. Haegert, D. Alexander, R. Lucas, B. Brasuell, T. Meier, A. Baker, and Coach Slaven. Middle Row L. To R.: W. Heskett, C. Morales, M. Owings, I. Morales, L. Eaton, C. Moody, K. Borger, J. Love, R. Kelling, J. Hale. Front Row L. To R.:P. Brown, K. Cad- dick, K. Pence, C. Fraser, D. Clawson, T. Specht, B. Kendall, G. Haddican, B. Yanke, and T. Daniels. f rack Back Row L. To R.: T. Foster, K. Rogers, R. Acosta, S. McAlister, R. Wells, D. Haegert, K. Connors, D. Alexander, R. Lucas, B. Brasuell, T. Meier, A. Baker, and coach Slaven. Middle Row L. To R.: K. Reimer, C. Morales, G. Strapp, I. Morales, L. Eaton, J. Hankins, K. Borger, J. Love, R. Kelling, J. Hale, T. Daniels. Front Row L. To R.: P. Brown, K. Caddick, K. Pence, C. Fraser, D. Clawson, T. Specht, B. Kendall, G. Haddican, W. Heskett, B. Yanke. 106 r THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sign Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wook, and 100 I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost V 0rk We would like to thank our sponsor, Mrs. Stokes, the typists Tim Hill and Sylvia Cruz the photographers Logan Sprunger and Tim Hill, and everyone else who cooperated with us for this annual. Gary Kendall and Carolyn Lakin were the editors. We have come to the end of the Lane of Yesterday. The journey doesn't end here however. It continues on through the Present and into the Future. There are many roads that will take you into the Future. Some of these roads are well travelled; others are not. We, the editors, wish you the best of luck in choosing the right road toward happiness. V • V .« ' I . •• N « V .