Satanta High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Satanta, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1976 volume:

1976 Chieftain This yearbook is sponsored by the Satanta High School Typing II class. Editors Ardith Rooney and Jim Rollins along with sponsor Mary McGowan would like to thank everyone who contributed to the production of this annual. They all helped to make this truly a Year of Change. Volume 22 Satanta High School Satanta, Kansas 67870 A Year of Change. Yes, this has been a year of change. The sports spotlight has shown brilliantly. The progress in the devel- opement of our school increases every day. There is building everywhere and the old face of our school puts on a new smile as construction soon reaches the halfway mark. Our country is celebrating its 200th birthday as it embarks on its third century. Our bicentennial is the key to this Year of Change, and this book will serve as the record of that Year. 1. Jr. Donny Fisher handling the other chores. 2. Sr. Laura Baker in deep thought. 3. Soph. Sandra Buchanan and Mrs. McGowan in Bookkeeping I. 4. Sr. Jimmy Lozar snatches one at Hugoton. 5. Sr. Todd Kiehne in 6th hour physics. 6. That togetherness look of Sr.'s Dale Hammer- schmidt and Chris Correll. SPORTS A Season For Change It's hard to measure the real significance of a season in just scores or statistics, you have to consider the players to determine a real winning team. This was how sr. quarterback Jim Rollins summed up this year's football season. And one could call it a successful season. All the games played this season were fine examples of competition and sportsmanship. Boasting for an improvement in this year's 2-6 finish are a group of fine underclassmen. This was the first year under head coach Dennis Meehan and his assistant, John Cordova. Overall, the squad had a total offense of 897 yards with 677 of that coming on the ground. Leading the ground at- tack was sr. Gregg Fillpot whose 336 yards earned him a 3. 2 yard per carry average. Other leading runners were jr. 's Wayne Evans and Scott Young. Coupling for the aerial attack was Jim Rollins and Jim Lozar who accounted for 156 yards on 10 receptions. Dave DuBois saw 11 completions for 166 yards and 32% average. The defensive charts were commanded by Scott Young with 49 unassisted tackles and Dale Hammerschmidt with 39. Varsity football. Sitting From Left To Right: J. Baker, D. El- kins, G. Preedy, N. Preedy— cheerleader, J. Birkes, D. Simpson—cheerleader, T. Fos- ter, K. Rogers, K. Borger, R. Kelling, A. Reimer--mgr. Kneeling: A. Rooney--cheer- leader, R. Acosta, J. Rollins, B. Doris, J. Frey, D. Fisher, G. Fillpot, A. Sprunger, T. Stur- geon, W. Evans, S. Conover, S. Utne--mgr. , B. Helton-- cheerleader. Standing: Head coach Meehan, C Lozar, W. Limon, S. Eaton, D. Alexander, D. DuBois, D. Hammerschmidt, D. Haegert, J. Lozar, S. Young, P. Owings, G. Dickerson, Coach Cordova. Not pictured: Clark Young Starting offense: From Left To Right are J. Rollins, D. Hammerschmidt, W. Evans, S. Eaton, D. DuBois, C. Lozar, S. Young, D. Fisher, G. Fillpot, D. Alexander, J. Lozar. 6 Season’s Record Elkhart Satanta 2 Opponents 6 Syracuse 8 6 Hugoton 0 6 Johnson 8 12 Tribune 20 6 Lakin 0 27 Sublette 0 13 Holcomb 6 35 Building the needed spirit for this season's squad were, From L. To R. Sr. Ardith Rooney, Soph. Billie Helton, Sr. Nancy Preedy, and Sr. Debbie Simpson. Starting Defense for the In- dian squad were, Kneeling: W. Evans, D. Alexander, D. Haegert, S. Eaton, D. Ham- merschmidt. Standing: J. Rollins, S. Young, G. Fill- pot, D. Fisher, J. Lozar, C. Lozar. Stan Conover -- Def. Safety Dave Dubois -- Safety and Q.B. Gregg Fillpot -- R.B. and Safety Dale Hammerschmidt -- Off. Chuck Lozar -- Center and Linebacker Jimmy Lozar -- Off. End and Safety Tackle and Def. End The senior class this year has provided much of the leadership and inspira- tion that is always needed for a suc- cessful squad. Many of this year's seniors started on last year's team and therefore have the experience and confidence of varsity competi- tion. This same type of confidence is being instilled in the underclassmen that helped make this season a mem- orable one. Pat Owings — Def. and Off. Tackle Jim Rollins -- Q.B. and Linebacker 8 This year's varsity volleyball lineup was, From L. To R.: Front Row, Ruth Tatro and Ardith Rooney. Second Row, Chris Correll, Elsie Limon, and Billie Miller. Back, Billie Helton. The girls volleyball team ended its season at region- al play at Winona. While many girls felt their sea- son could have gone farther, they still felt they had a successful season. The team entered two tourna- ments, an invitational at Hugoton, and the regional tournament held at Winona. The girls beat Liberal in first round play at Hugoton, and also defeated South Western Heights and Elkhart to take 4th place honors. The girls finished their season with a 3rd place ranking at regionals. Lettermen for this year were: Ardith Rooney, Chris Correll, Billie Helton, Billie Miller, Elsie Limon, Ruth Tatro, and Terrie Limon. The freshmen volleyball group boasted six members. They were: 22 -- Blanchie Limon, 40 -- Susan Simpson, 11 -- Becky Miller, 24 -- Sheri Claar, 23 -- Darlene Brown, 30 -- Kathy Rollins, not pictured, 33 -- Diane Dennis. 9 Leadership Provides Results Chris Correll, Senior Billie Miller, Senior Ardith Rooney, Senior Junior Varsity, Outside: T. Limon, S. Frey, D. Dennis, A. Carroll, Inside, S. Rogers, L. Pence. It is fitting tribute that this year's volleyball squad was led by 3 fine seniors. Behind the fine examples of these girls, others have begun to discover their capabilities and use them. This year's Junior Varsity squad has also shown potential and great promise of doing well in next year's competition. 10 Regional Play-offs Sign Of Season Varsity Basketball: Kneeling, B. Doris—mgr., S. Palmgren, C. Lozar, G. Fillpot, S. McDonald, J. Rollins. Standing: Coach Cordova, S. Eaton, J. Lozar, D. Alexander, D. Hammerschmidt, D. DuBois, S. Hayden, V. Anthony, Assist. Coach Meehan. It was a year of anxiety, tension, and rewards. This year's varsity pro- gram combined all the aspects that make it all worthwhile. The squad worked as a unit and brought out the best in each of the players. The de- feats that did come were in hard fought battles and margin was never larger than nine. (Only once against league champ Syracuse.) Statistically, Satanta averaged 59.4 points with Sr. Dale Hammerschmidt leading Indian Scorers with 587 and a 25. 5 aver- age. The Indians held their opponents to a 55.9 average and outscored them 1304 to 1169. L To R: Mark McDonald, Sam Palm- gren, Wally Limon, Aaron Sprunger, Danny Alexander, Dirk Haegert, Shawn Hayden, Von Anthony, Troy Sturgeon, Billy Hale, Jim Birkes, Billy Robinson, Don Elkins, Bob Doris, Manager. 11 This years freshman squad included: Coach Cordova, R. Kelling, K. Borger, 1. Morales, T. Foster, J. Hankins, T. Specht, B. Kendall. ----------------- Satanta Opponents 54 Meade 66 47 Sublette 46 53 Holcomb 45 57 Ingalls 60 67 Lakin 62 48 Hugoton 42 46 Hugoton 51 65 Holcomb 59 60 Deerfield 43 65 Moscow 48 57 Syracuse 66 69 Holcomb (t) 59 54 Hugoton (t) 51 55 Johnson (t) 66 48 Montezuma 30 67 Elkhart 68 61 Johnson 66 55 Cimarron 50 70 Tribune 65 68 Copeland (r) 54 71 Ingalls (r) 63 66 Rolla (r) 56 62 Ransom (ss) 66 notes league games ___________________ Sr. Dale Hammerschmidt comes down off a big re- bound as Sr. Dave DuBois looks on. Dave Du Bo is Gregg Fillpot Dale Hammerschmidt Chuck Lozar Jim Lozar Scott McDonald A Season Of Memories The seniors on this year's team have done a lot to help make this program what it is. They have led when leaders were needed, and fought when it came down to the wire. The seven seniors that suited up this year provided the leadership that will inspire many underclassmen to exploit their capabili- ties and bring about the fine examples of those before them. 13 Jim Rollins Girl’s Basketball Gets The Winning Feeling Lead by all-league selections of 74-75 Ardith Rooney and Chris Correll, the Satanta Indians Girl's Basketball team amassed a 21-3 record for the 75-76 season. Outstanding acheivements of the season included winning the Hi-Plains tournament held at Syracuse and tieing for first in regular season league play. The teamwork of varsity members Debbie Simpson, Nancy Preedy, and Billie Helton coupled with fine performances of Chris Correll and Ardith Rooney led the Indian Girls to first place in the Regional tournament at Holcomb. The girls returned the next week to take home second place honors in sub-state competition at Great Bend. The squad received fine supportive per- formances from the bench with Billie Miller and Diane Dennis, just a freshman, doing very well, As expressed by Coach Trail, in his first year at Satanta; The girls put together a program of which they may be very proud. The members of this year's fine Girl's squad were, From L. To R. : 1st Row, B. Miller, A. Rooney, C. Correll, D. Simpson, N. Preedy, B. Helton, D. Dennis. 2nd Row, S. Frey, K. Rollins, R Tatro, A. Carrol, S. Simpson, T. Limon, D. Ungles, Coach John Trail. Not pictured, Gale Daniels. Above: This year's J. V. was, 1st Row, K. Rollins, D. Ungles, D. Dennis, S. Simpson. Standing: T. Limon, A. Carrol, S. Frey, Coach Trail. Right: Jr. Gale Daniels goes up for a jump ball as Sr.'s Chris Correll (42) and Ar- dith Rooney (43) and Soph. Billie Helton ready themsel- ves. 14 We can attribute our success to our ability to play together, and more im- portantly, to get along together off the court, was how Sr. Chris Correll summed up this year's successful bas- ketball season. And most of that coop- eration was a direct result of com- munication and consideration between this year's seniors and the underclass- men on the squad. Once again, that spark of leadership has made itself known. Top Row: Seniors Chris Correll, Billie Miller, and Nancy Preedy. 2nd Row: Seniors Ardity Rooney and Debbie Simpson. Left: Nancy Preedy goes up for two, amid tough defense. Above: Chris Correll eyes the bas- ket as Ardith Rooney moves in. 15 S.H.S. Pacers Do Well Satanta Cross-Country team from Left To Right Right: Todd Anthony, Von Anthony, Jimmy Baker, and Alvin Reimer. Setting the pace for one more lap on this year's track squad were, From L. To R. , Wayne Evans, Jimmy Birkes, and Gregg Fillpot. Top. The girls track squad proved to very competitive this year. Those making the squad were: Sitting, A. Rooney, D. Brown, K. Rol- lins, D. Ungles, B. Helton, B. Miller, S. Claar, M. Shepard, K. Daily, and I. Taylor. Standing, D. Dennis, S. Simpson, Coach John Trail, S. Frey, and T. Limon. Bottom. The boys squad also saw improvements and made themselves known at quite a few meets. Kneel- ing, T. Foster, W. Evans, G. Preedy, G. Fillpot, J. Birkes, J. Baker, D. Son, A. Rei- mer. Standing, B. Doris, D. Haegert, R. Hicks, D. DuBois, T. Sturgion, S. Utne, A. Sprunger, D. Alexander, C. Young, S. Young, D. Elkins, J. Frey, Coach Dennis Meehan. 16 SENIORS Final Year For Seniors! The senior class has worked hard this year so they may have a successful graduation. Bake sales and car washes are how we earned most of our money. Everyone has had a very busy year, but now all the worries are left to the seniors coming up next year. Class oficers: Standing L To R; Jim Rollins -- secretary, Chris Correll — stuco, Stan Conover — vice-president, Sitting; Nancy Preedy — reporter, Scott McDonald — president and stuco MR. MEEHAN MR. SOOBY 18 The senior class choose Scott McDonald and Debbie Simp- son as class favorites for this year. LAURA BAKER National Honor Society 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, Volleyball 2,3, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Kayettes 1,2, 3,4, Kayette Board 3, Santana Princess 4, Att. Girls State 3, Debate 2,3, Forensic 2, 3. BILLIE BAKER (MILLER) Volleyball 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Track 1,2, Vocal Music 2,3, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Top Award in Pep Club 1,2, Miss School Spirit Candidate 3, Girls Glee 1,2,3. Kayettes 3,4, Kay- ette Board 4, Y-Teens 1,2, League Art Show 3,4. ROB BLAIR Vocal Music 3, Basketball 1,2, Future Farmers of America 4. KIM BROWN Vocal Music 2, Cheerleader 1, Pep Club 1, Kayettes 1,2,3. STAN CONOVER Band 1,2, 3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Band Board 4, KMEA Convention 2, League Music Festival 1,2,3, 4, State Music Festival 1,2,3,4, Marching Contest 4, Brass Choir 2, 3, Brass Sextet 4, Vocal Music 2, Boys Glee 2, Pep Club 4, Foot- ball 4, Basketball 1,3, All School Play 3,4, Chief Satanta 4, Future Farmers of America 4, Arrowhead Staff 3. CHRIS CORRELL Band 1,2, 3,4, Band Board 2, 3,4, Clarinet Choir 1,2, 3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Marching Contest 4, KMEA Convention 2, District Band 2, 3,4, Band Award 2, Vocal Mu- sic 1,2, Girls Glee 1,2, Special Group 1,2, League Music Festival 1,2, 3,4, State Music Festival 1, 2.3.4, State Piano 1,2, 3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2, 3,4, All League Bas- ketball 3,4, Volley-all 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club Board 2.3.4, Stuco 2,4, Kayettes 1,2, 3.4, Kayette Board 2,3,4, Class Favorite 1,2, Homecoming Queen Candidate 1, Miss School Spirit 3, Class Officer 1,3,4, All School Play 3,4. 19 KENNY DENNIS Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 2,3, Vo- cal Music 1,2,3,4, Boys Glee 1, 2, Football 1,2, Basketball 1,3, Class Officer 2, Class Favorite 2. DAVE DUBOIS Vocal Music 3, Football 1,2,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, All-Area Basketball (2nd team) 4, Track 1,4, Letter Club 2, 3,4, Miss School Spirit Escort 4, Debate 2, All-School Play 3,4, Arrowhead Staff 2. GREGG FILL POT Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3.4, Track 1,2,3,4, Letter Club 1,2, 3,4, Future Farmers of Amer- ica 4. SUSAN GILES Volleyball 1,2, Pep Club 1, Kay- ettes 1,2,3, Kayette Regional Conference 1,2. DALE HAMMERSCHMIDT Football 1,2, 3,4, All League Football 2,3,4, AH State Football Honorable Mention 3, All State Football 4, All Southwest Area Football 3,4, Homecoming Escort 4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, All League Basketball 2,3,4, All State Bas- ketball 3,4, All Southwest Area Basketball 3,4, Co-Player of the Year for Southwest Kansas Basket- ball 4, All Star Game 4, Fourth Top Scorer in Basketball (state) 3.4, Second Top Scorer in Basket- ball (1A) 3,4, Miss School Escort 3.4, FCA 1,2, 3,4, Letter Club 2.3.4, Class Favorite 3, Best All Around 4, Arrowhead Staff 4, Chieftain Staff 4, League Art Festival 3,4. PEGGY IVES National Honor Society 4, Vol- leyball 2, Cheerleader 1, Pep Club 1,2, Band 1,2,4, Stage Band 2, Marching Band Contest 4, KM- EA Convention 2, League Music Festival 1,2,4, State Music Con- test 1,2,4, Percussion Ensemble 4, State Piano 1,2,4, Kayettes 1, 2.4, Class Officer 1,2, Model United Nations Delegate 4, Girls State Delegate 3, Debate 2,4, Regional Debate 4, State Debate 4, Forensics 3, State Forensics 3, All School Play 4, Arrowhead Staff 3.4, Chieftain Staff 3,4, League Art Festival 3. 20 SHERRY KEENER Band 1,2, League Music Festival 1,2, State Music Festival 1,2, KMEA Convention 2, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, Kayette Board 2, Pep Club 1, Annual Queen Candidate 1. TODD KIEHNE Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3, Stuco 2. GALE LEE Pep Club 1,2,3, Pep Club Board 2, Kayettes 1,2, 3,4, Kayette Board 3. CHUCK LOZAR Football 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Track 1, Homecoming Es- cort 4, Miss School Spirit Escort 4, Letter Club 1,2, 3,4. JIMMY LOZAR Football 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3.4, Track 1, Football Escort 4, Miss School Spirit Escort 4, Letter Club 3,4. SCOTT MCDONALD National Honor Society 2,3,4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3, 4, League Music Festival 1,3,4, State Music Festival 1,2, 3,4, Percussion Ensemble 4, KMEA Convention 2, District Band 1,2, 3.4, State Band 4, Football 1, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Class Favorite 4, Stuco 3,4, All School Play 2. 21 DAVID MEADOR Football 2, Track 1,2, Future Farmers of America 4. OSCAR MORALES PAT OWINCS Band 1,2, League Music Festival 1.2, State Music Festival 1,2, KMEA Convention 2, Football 2, 3.4, Letter Club 3,4. NANCY PREEDY Band 1,2, 3,4, Stage Band 3,4, Band Board 3,4, League Music Festival 1,2, 3,4, State Music Festival 1,2, 3,4, Clarinet Choir 1.2, 3,4, Clarinet Quartet 2, 3,4, Marching Contest 4, KMEA Con- vention 2, Vocal Music 1, Girls Glee 1, Special Group 1, State Piano Contest 1,2, National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Letter Club 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3.4, Pep Club Board 2, 3,4, Cheer- leader 1,2, 3,4, Kayettes 1,2, 3,4, Kayette Board 2,3,4, Kayette Regional Conference 4, Class Of- ficer 1,2, 3,4, Stuco 1,2,3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 2, Annual Queen 4, Arrowhead Staff 3.4, Chieftain Staff 3,4. ROGER RODRIQUEZ Football 1,2,3, Baseball 2,3. JIM ROLLINS National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Football 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3.4, Track 1,2,3, Class Officer 1.4, Debate 2,3,4, Forensics 2, 3.4, Stuco 4, Stuco President 4, Arrowhead Editor 3, Chieftain Editor 4. x 22 ARDITH ROONEY National Honor Society 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Band Board 3,4, Marching Contest 4, Drum Majorette 3,4, District Band 2,4, League Music Festival 1.2, 3,4, State Music Festival 1, 2.3.4, Clarinet Choir 2,3,4, Clar- inet Solo 1,2, KMEA Convention 2, Volleyball 1,2, 3,4, Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4, All League Basket- ball 2, 3,4, Track 1,4, Powderpuff Football 1, Vocal Music 1,2, Girls Glee 1,2, Vocal Solo 1,2, Special Group 1,2, Pep Club 1, 2.3.4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Let- ter Club 4, Kayettes 1,2, 3,4, Kayette Board 3,4, Kayette Re- gional Conference 2,3, Kayette Camp 3, Stuco 4, All School Play 1.2, 3,4, Annual Editor 4, Annual Queen Candidate 3, Journalism Camp 3. DEBBIE SIMPSON Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 2,3, League Music Festival 1,2,3, State Music Festival 1,2,3, Sax Quartet 3, KMEA Convention 2, National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Letter Club 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club Board 2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Regional Kayette Conference 2,3,4, Kay- ette Board 2, 3,4, Class Favorite 3.4, Best All Around 4, Home- coming Queen Candidate 4, Miss School Spirit 4, Annual Queen Candidate 2, FFA Queen 4, All School Play 3,4, Newspaper Edi- tor 4, Arrowhead Staff 3,4, Chief- tain Staff 3,4. LEWIS STANLEY Football 1,2, Basketball 1, Track 1.2, Debate 2,3, State Debate 3, Forensic 2, Class Officer 3, Class Favorite 1, Stuco 1,2,3. PAT SUTHERLAND Basketball 1,3, Track 1, Pep Club 1.2, 3,4, Kayettes 1,2,4, United Nations Delegate 4, Forensics 3, State Forensics 3. DUNG DO TIEN HA DO TUONG National Honor Society 4. 23 Svein Utne Foreign Exchange Student from Norway, Foot- ball Trainer 4, Track 4. The seniors choose Chris Correll as a candidate in the Miss Legs Contest. Dale Haramerschmidt lays the ball in the basket during practice. 24 Chocolate cake is enjoyed by Dale. Three ears of corn are just too much for Jimmy! ! ! Billie and her puppy are enjoying the outdoors. Gregg's security blanket, his puppy. But gee Mom, I didn't do it , says Jim. Posing is so much fun for Scott. 25 Birthdays are so much fun for Debbie! ! This floor is hard, says Ardith. Todd enjoys looking at the ceiling. Pat is strictly the business type! David takes a short snooze. Going fishing Peggy??? Nancy is ready to play house. 26 Did you know that wild Hickory Nuts ARE edible? asked Sherry. 'You think you are big enough to make me? says Chuck. Even Fonzie wasn't this COOL says Kenny! ! Chris and David poise after the big event. My those first steps are hard, says Rob. 27 Cat got your tongue David??? Laura Baker wills her car to anyone who can drive it. Kim Brown wills her willingness to come to school to Marilyn Clawson. Rob Blair and Jake Meador will their ability to work in Vo-Ag class to John Wolters. Bob Blair mils his 1976 Sierra Classic pickup to Jimmy Birkes. Stan Conover wills his ability to play the trumpet and keep quiet in band to Troy Specht. Chris Correll wills her ability to get along with her boyfriend to Darlene Brown. Kenny Dennis wills his ability to grow a beard to Mr. Wilson. David DuBois wills his hair to Dr. Haegert. Gregg Fillpot wills his athletic ability to Troy Foster and Rodney Kelling. Dale Hammerschmidt wills his ability to bend the basketball rim to Don Elkins. Sherry Keener wills her make-up collection to Sheri Claar. Todd Kiehne wills his appreciation of loud rock music to Mrs. Ungles and Mr. Moody. Gale Lee wills her ability to reason to Mr. Moody. Peggy Ives wills her ability to stay awake on a date to Darlene Brown. Chuck Lozar wills Debra to Mrs. Ungles. Jim Lozar wills his basketball ability to Clark Young. Scott McDonald wills his ability to play the drums to Don Elkins and Jim Baker. Jake Meador wills his size to Kenny Reimer. Billie Miller wills her country music collection to Shawn Hayden. Oscar Morales wills his ability to do nothing to Gary Meier. Pat Owings wills his ability to keep his mouth shut to Jimmy Birkes. Nancy Preedy wills her ability to yell loud to Coach Meehan and her school spirit to Mr. Wilson. Roger Rodriguez wills his ability to get into car wrecks to Mike Haddican. Jim Rollins wills his ability to skip school, legally, to Kieth O'Neal. Ardith Rooney wills the four dollars that Mr. Meehan owes her from homecoming to anyone who can collect it. Debbie Simpson wills her slightly reserved manner to the freshman girls. Pat Sutherland wills her ability to be sly to a substitute teacher to Kieth O'Neal. Lewis Stanley wills his ability to differentiate between athletics and slavery to Mr. Meehan. Dung Do Tien and Ha Do Tuong will their brains to Clark Young and Scott Young. Svein wills the friendship of next year's foreign exchange student to Danny Alexander. With the sudden illness of Angie Dickenson, Hollywood calls on Commissioner Laura M. Baker to replace her. Laura has studied crimeinology at Garden Juco. Rob Blair has recently been bumin' that 'ole highway with his truckin' business. His line of refridgerated trucks uses tire motto, You kill'em, we chill'em. Kim Brown has become a hospital administrator and is sponsoring a major hospital reform. She claims I never met a bed pan I didn't hate! Stan Conover has inherited Conover and Conover, Inc. a large farming corporation whose beginnings were said to have started with a four foot Miller disc and a John Deere garden tractor. Chris Correll and Dale Hammerschmidt are now married and have started a basketball team of their own. Dale plays for the Hammerschmidt Hookers and Chris is team manager. Kenny Dennis presently owns a chain of liquor stores and is doing quite well. You'll see him in the Has- kell County paper, The Lark's Chirp along with his motto, We appreciate you at Ken's. . David DuBois and Scott McDonald have gone into partnership in a large business in New York City. They attribute their success to the Accounting I class. Goodluck to the firm of McBois and DoDonald. Cregg Fillpot has recently won tlie National Award for most yards rushing by the smallest pro football player. Gregg's favorite play is running under his opponent instead around. He is also famous for his many moves off the field as well. Susan Giles married with 14 children, works part-time as a waitress at the Old Home, Filler-up, Keep- on Truckin' Cafe. Susan was recently chosen by the National Truckers Association as the waitress with the sexiest chicken noodle soup. Bs X g Sherry Keener who can't seem to leave the old stomping grounds, has recently opened a jean and T-shirt shop downtown. Be sure to shop at Sherry's of Satanta. Peggy Ives now works for TWA as an airline stewardess. Peggy has her ups and downs. One of her low spots was a food tray in the lap of an old acquaintance........................Senator Hayden. Jake Meador is not with us tonight for reasons beyond our control. It seems he left on a Senior Skip day 10 years ago . . . and never came back! Todd Kiehne is now a disc jockey for KNE. Don't be surprised if you hear, Todd is our jockey 10-33, he broadcasts for KNE! T J Oscar Morales has cut his hair and was recently elected Mayor of Hickock. He was elected on the plat- form A Brass Monkey in every refrigerator. Chuck and Jim Lozar have a brotherly partnership called L G L Manure Hauling Business. They are haul- ing manure all over southwest Kansas from brother Wild Bill's feedlot. Nancy Preedy finished a short secretarial course at Garden Juco and is now secretary for her husband's large com operation. During her spare time she has taken over as 4-H community leader. Billie Miller is deeply involved in the Big-Time rodeo circuit. Her job is to be the rodeo announcer. With the big energy crisis presently in the U.S. Billie is quite an energy saver. She no longer uses a P.A. system to announce the rodeo—she simply talks in normal tone and is heard quite well by all. After completing his stay with the Air Force Academy, Jim Rollins returned to Satanta where he works on various scientific inventions. His latest discovery is two round iron objects with a rod between them. He has brilliantly called this invention The Wheel. Pat Owings has replaced Earl Butts as Secretary of Agriculture. He i is doing a fine job raising all kinds of cane. Roger Rodriquez has broken into show biz and is the co-star in the new hit Roger and the Man. Ardith Rooney who is still single, has replaced Judy Akers as coach of the Wildkitten Basketball Camps. Ardith has taken Miss Akers job over quite well, as former Wildkitties remember Miss Akers having a deep- loud voice and long hairy legs. After receiving an elementary education degree from Fort Hays State, Debbie Simpson has been doing quite well. She teaches second grade in a small school just outside of town. Her only class room problems are Nancy and Chris's kids! Lewis Stanley has taken F. Lee Bailey's place in the Patty Hcarst case which is continuing on appeal. Pat Sutherland is the leader of the S.L.A. , the Sutherland Ladies Association, and was last seen in Washington D. C. demonstrating for women's rights. '! Svein Utne recently discovered that he is rightful heir to the throne of Norway. He has decreed that as his first official act he will contract 50 McDonald's, A G W's and Hardy's stores for use in Norway. Dung and Ha have gained controlling stock in the Pizza Hut and are discussing a name change. One sug- gestion was D E H Porta Pasta. Chuck Lozar practices his defensive stance for his dad, who is watching from the bleachers. Debbie Simpson, Dena Hill, and Ardith Rooney (back turned) dicuss, while Mrs. McGowan lectures. Mr. Meehan shows a football player how to put on his helmet. 30 At last a perfect page for Peggy. Nancy Preedy still relies on her finger as her security blanket. Are you sure you are spelling it right Jim??? Remember Debbie Practice makes Perfect. History class is more of a nap time for seniors. JUNIORS Juniors Are One Step Away From Their Goal This year's junior class favorites are Dena Hill and Steve Eaton. Left To Right: Sec.-Treas.--Dena Hill, Pres.--Gary Meier, Rept.--Shawn Frey, V.P.--Danny Alexander Juniors Work Hard The junior class experienced a very busy but successful year. We worked hard to earn money for the Junior-Senior Prom. The year started with the junior magazine sales in which the class earned about $1523.13. Then the class worked in the junior concession stand through- out football and basketball sea- sons. From this the class earned $2750.61. Besides earning mon- ey, the class worked on a float for the football Homecoming Parade. We also spent much time planning the Prom, which was a success. The theme was Midnight Blue. The queen candidates which represented the junior class during the year were: Ruth Tatro, Home- coming; Jill Lucas, Annual; and Shawn Frey and Jill Lucas, Miss School Spirit. The junior class voted Dena and Steve as class favorites. Dena is a cheerleader, member of Stuco and co-editor of the Arrowhead. Steve is active in basketball and football and is a member of pep club and band. Mr. McGowan Mr. Phillips Mr. Wilson 34 Danny Alexander Von Anthony Randy Anton Debbie Barr Jimmy Birkes Ivan Brasuell Sandra Buchanan Gail Daniels Debbie Dennis Brenda Doris Steve Eaton Wayne Evans Don Fisher Shawn Frey Craig Groth Mike Haddican 35 Shawn Hayden Robert Hicks Dena Hill Steve Hornsby Jill Hull Boyd Juel Linda Lenord Jill Lucas Gary Meier Paul Moore Keith O'Neal Sam Palmgren Gary Preedy Debby Robinson Sarah Rogers Mike Rollins 36 Calvin Reimer Kim Schreibvogel John Sharp Tammy Stanley Ruth T atro John Wolter Clark Young Scott Young Not pictured Bob Fillpot Steve Klinzman Kathy Moody 37 Ruth Tatro browsing through library books. SOPHOMORES Sophomores Show School Spirit! Above Left: Mr. Cordova Above Right: Mrs. Haddican Right: Mr. Trail t The sophomore class picked Billy and Billie for their class favorites. Billy played basketball for the the Satanta Indians this year. Billie was active in volleyball, basketball, track, band, and was a football cheerleader. The sophomore class parti- cipated in the homecoming parade, and were the winners of Spirit Week. The queen candidates for the sophomore class are as follows: Homecoming-- Rhonda Keener, Miss School Spirit--Renee Specht, Annual--Angie Carroll. Top: Angie Carroll--Sec., Jim Baker--Stuco, Troy Sturgeon-- V.P., Renee Specht--Rept., Bottom: Mark McDonald--Stuco, Elsie Limon--Treas., Donald Elkins--Pres. The class favorites for the sophomore class are Billy Robinson and Billie Helton. 40 It's only Rhonda Keener's fifteenth mistake!! Tod Anthony Jim Baker Angie Carroll Bob Doris Son Do Tuong Donald Elkins John Frey Rick Gleason Pablo Gonzales Robin Greer 41 Caught Bill Hale by suprise. Dirk Haegert BUI Hale Billie Helton Rhonda Keener Wanda Keener Paul Kiehne Wally Limon Elsie Limon Marvin Love Jerry Morales 42 Mark McDonald Lenise Pence Danny Rangel Alvin Reimer Billy Robinson Bobby Robinson Renee Specht Aaron Sprunger Troy Sturgeon 41 John Frey laughing at Wajly Limon. Wally is trying to type a business letter. FRESHMEN Freshmans Look Into The Future Freshman Leaders Class favorites for the freshman class are Debra Ungles and Jeff Hankins. Top: Blanchie Limon—Rept., Kathy Rollins--Sec. - Treas., Middle: Debra Ungles--Stuco, Lloyd Miller-- V.P., Sherri Claar--Pres., Bottom: Becky Miller--Stuco The freshman class choose Debra and Jeff as class favorites. Debra is active in basketball, track, band, and is a freshman cheer- leader. Jeff played basketball for the Satanta Indians this year. The freshman's homecoming queen candidate, Blanchie Limon, was crowned the 1975-76 Homecoming Queen. The freshmans didn't do so well as far as winning prizes in things like tug-of-war, or the homecoming float, but they did contribute to the school spirit at S.H.S. Mrs. Harms Mr. Hildebrand Mrs. Ungles 46 Ramon Acosta Paul Anton Kevin Borger Darlene Brown Sheri Claar Marilyn Clawson Kathy Daily Troy Daniels Diane Dennis George Dickerson Troy Foster Calvin Fraser Mike Morton, Calvin Fraser, and Kim Rogers attempt to do an experiment. 47 Carolyn Garza Jeff Hankins Rod Kelling Julie Kells Brad Kendall Teresa Limon Becky Miller Lloyd Miller Robert Moody Israel Morales Sam Morales Mike Morton Mike Owings Lloyd Miller calculating an I.S.C.S. problem. 46 Kenneth Reimer Kim Rogers Kathy Rollins Roxann Rooney Marla Shepard Susan Simpson Troy Specht Gary Stapp Cynthia Taton Iola Taylor Angela Whittle Debra Ungles Angela Whittle and Connie Fillpot are working on the wonders of science. 49 s ACTIVITIES Band Has A Director And Board To Help Them Through The Year. Marching Band Has Two Majorettes This Year The majorettes for this year are Ardith Rooney (Right) and her assistant Darlene Brown (Left). The band par- ticipated in the marching contest at Liberal, Kansas. The band also provided half- time preformances at the home football games. Standing: L To R; Nancy Preedy—reporter, Chris Correll— sec.-treas., Ardith Rooney—stuco, Sitting; Stan Conover- president, Troy Specht—equipment manager, Scott McDon aid—vice president S2 Stage Band And Concert Work Together For A Good Year. Front Row: L To R; Debra Ungles, Aaron Sprunger, Ardith Rooney, Nancy Preedy, Cynthia Taton, Susan Simpson, Chris Correll, Back Row; Scott McDonald, Troy Specht, Todd Kiehne, Danny Alexander, Stan Conover, Paul Kiehne, Steve Eaton, Kenny Dennis, Kevin Borger, Gary Meier, Mark McDonald Concert Band performing at the Spring Concert. St Band Works Hard For Good State Ratings! Ratings On Individual Solos Darlene Brown—Flute................Ill Stan Conover—Trumpet...............Ill Chris Correll—Clarinet...............1 Steve Eaton—Trombone.................I Rhonda Keener—Flute.................IV Mark McDonald—Trumpet................I Scott McDonald—Drums.................I The band received I, I, I, for their state ratings. They were very proud of their ratings. They had also received I, I, II, at the league music festival held at Hu- goton. The band attended one other contest during the year at Liberal. We re- ceived a I there. The solos and ensembles were individual efforts from the stu- dents. All in all everyone put in 10096 effort for their ratings. SAX QUARTET—II Debra Ungles—Alto Sax Cynthia Taton—Alto Sax Susan Simpson—Tenor Sax Renee Specht—Baritone Sax PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE —I Peggy Ives Gary Meier Scott McDonald BRASS SEXTET—I Stan Conover—Trumpet Danny Alexander— T rumpet Mark McDonald—French Horn Steve Eaton—Trombone Dirk Haegert—Baritone Angie Carroll—Tuba CLARINET QUARTET—I Chris Correll Billie Helton Nancy Preedy Debbie Dennis Standing: L To R; Scott McDonald, Steve Eaton, Chris Correll, Kneeling; Mark McDonald. These people received I's on their horn solos at state music festival. Vocal Music Is Pleased With Their Ratings Scott Young was the only I at the state music festival on vocal solos. BARBERSHOP QUARTET Danny Alexander Steve Eaton Clark Young Scott Young MIXED ENSEMBLE Paul Anton Dathy Daily Debbie Dennis Steve Eaton Pablo Gonzales Rhonda Keener Terri Limon Wally Limon Mike Owings Roxann Rooney Marla Shepard Renee Specht Aaron Sprunger Ruth Tatro Clark Young Scott Young GIRLS SMALL ENSEMBLE Debbie Dermis Jill Hull Rhonda Keener Wanda Keener Terri Limon Jill Lucas Lenise Pence Sarah Rogers Roxann Rooney Renee Specht Ruth Tatro The chorus received I, II, II. They were very pleased with their ratings. They attended one other festival. This was the league festival at Hugoton. They received I, II, II. Vocal Music Group Sees Improvement! Front Row: L To R; Robin Greer, Angela Whittle, Rhonda Keener, Alvin Reimer, Marvin Love, Danny Rangel, Pablo Gonzales, Bobby Moody, Sandra Buchanan, Brenda Doris, Wanda Keener, Mr. Hildebrand, Second Row; Sarah Rogers, Jill Hull, Ruth Tatro, Sheri Claar, Darlene Brown, Jill Lucas, Kathy Moody, Renee Specht, Debbie Dennis, Diane Dennis, Blanchie Limon, Wally Limon, Third Row; Jerry Morales, Bobby Robinson, George Dick- erson, Scott Young, Shawn Hayden, Danny Alexander, David DuBois, Steve Eaton, Kenny Dennis, Aaron Sprune- er, Paul Kiehne, John Sharp v 6 The vocal music group has really improved this year. They preformed in several concerts and has had many good ensembles come out of the group. Their accompanist for this year is Mrs. Horace Eaton. As a whole they practice an hour each day, working hard to do their very best. Mr. Hildebrand—director Debators Make It To State This Year! First Row: L To R; Wanda Keener, Robin Greer, Lenise Pence, Billie Helton, Elsie Limon, Second Row; Laura Ba- ker, Jim Rollins, Peggy Ives, Third Row; Alvin Reimer, Mark McDonald, Paul Moore, Mike Haddican, Dirk Hae- gert, Mr. Laas, Not Pictured; Clark Young The debate team this year is a very young team, consisting of only three ex- perienced debators. They did bring home several trophies which they presented to the school and won medals for themselves. It was a team effort that took them to state. They were the only LA school there! The rest of the schools were I1A. Mr. Laas—Coach S 7 Debate And Forensics Ratings Are Good!! DEBATE WINNINGS Pratt . . . Paul Moore . . 5th place Greensburg . . . Boyd Juel . . . Paul Moore Jim Rollins Peggy Ives Wanda Keener Lenise Pence . . • 3rd place Coldwater . . . . Wanda Keener . . . 3rd place Lenise Pence Regional . . . . Boyd Juel . . . Paul Moore Jim Rollins Clark Young Wanda Keener . . .(alternate) Peggy Ives . . . . (alternate) FORENSIC RATINGS FOR REGIONAL AND STATE Robin Greer—Prose..................II Dirk Haegert—Improvised Duet .... I Billie Helton—Informative..........II Boyd Juel—Improvised Duet............I . . Ill Billie Helton—Dramatic Interp........I . . II Wanda Keener—Informative...........II Sarah Rogers—Improvised Duet .... I .. Ill Wanda Keener—Original Oration ... .1 ... 1 Clark Young—Poetry...................I . . . 1 Jim Rollins—Duet Acting............II Clark Young—Improvised Duet .... I Debbie Simpson—Duet Acting .... II Jim Rollins—Extemp.................II Kim Schreibvogel—Duet Acting ... .II Shawn Frey—Duet Acting.............II Clark Young—Extemp................3rd Shawn Frey—Dramatic Interp..........I ... I One Act Play received a 2nd at Garden City and a II rating at state. Sweepstakes winners are: Standing; Boyd Juel, Paul Moore, Peggy Ives, Jim Rollins, Sitting; Wanda Kee- ner, Lenise Pence. Members of the I Act Play are: Front Row; Alvin Reimer, Sarah Rogers, Robin Greer, Back Row; Clark Young, Dirk Haegert, Boyd Juel. Clark Young, Shawn Frey, and Wanda Keener all received I's at the state forensics tournament. 58 Forensics Night Has First Academy Awards Mr. La as — Coach Standing: L To R; Boyd Juel, Dirk Haegert, Clark Young, Sitting; Billie Helton, Sarah Rogers, Shawn Frey, Jim Rollins, Robin Greer, Wanda Keener, Kim Schreibvogel The forensics group has worked hard this year. Most of their work is on an in- dividual basis. They attended a regional, a state, and several other tourna- ments. Dena Hill and Chris Correll after Agnes (Chris) finds her fortune in je- wels. CREW: Student Director..................................Ardith Rooney Made-up.......................................... Becky Miller Sarah Rogers Roxann Rooney Props..............................................David DuBois Advertising and Tickets...........................Sarah Rogers Roxann Rooney Stage Construction.................................Steve Eaton Scott Young 60 Billie Helton and Gary Preedy, Benny (Gary) plans to marry Ella (Billie). All-School Play — “Lights Out” Debbie Simpson (Back Turned), Dena Hill, Chris Cor- rell; The play is about over! ! The Satanta High School presented this play May 6, 1976. The cast and crew enjoyed putting the play on as much as the audience enjoyed watching it. Several practices were held including two dress rehersals. With the cooperation of the cast and crew, the play was a success! CAST: Agnes Harwood.........................Chris Correll Doris Harwood.......................Debbie Simpson Carl Emerson...........................Gary Meier Vicky Wayne..............................Shawn Frey Helen Freeland............................Dena Hill John Bates................................Boyd Juel Susan Bates..............................Peggy Ives Neil Parker...........................Clark Young William Patterson Vaughn.......................Stan Conover Ella Tucker...........................Billie Helton Benny King............................Gary Preedy The play couldn't have been done without our direc- tor, Mr. Larry Laas. Stan Conover, Gary Meier, Clark Young (Standing); Neil (Clark) is explaining the game of murder. 61 ORGANIZATIONS Pep Club Meets With Enthusiasm Right. Pep club board members this year are: Front Row, Nancy Pree- dy, Angie Carroll, Lenise Pence, Billie Helton, Ardith Rooney. Sec- ond Row, Debbie Simpson, Jill Lu- cas, Dena Hill, Shawn Frey, Sarah Rogers, Debby Robinson, Chris Correll—president. Below. The S. H. S. pep club, Front Row, L. Baker, C. Correll, B. Limon, D. Ungles, S. Claar, D. Brown, R. Rooney, N. Preedy, D. Simpson, A. Rooney, B. Helton. Second Row, D. Dennis, R. Specht, R. Kenner, K. Rollins, G. Daniels, B. Doris, S. Buchanan, J. Lucas, J. Hull, D. Hill, D. Dennis, S. Rogers. Third Row', E. Limon, A. Carroll, K. Schreibvogel, S. Frey, T. Limon, C. Taton, S. Simpson, R. Tatro, B. Miller, M. Clawson, W. Keener, B. Miller, D. Robin- son. Back Row, S. Conover, S. Young, D. Alexander, S. Eaton, C. Reimer, A. Reimer, K. Rei- mer, M. Owens, L. Pence. 64 This year's letter club members are: 1st Row; S. Palmgren, S. Eaton, D. Simpson, N. Preedy, D. DuBois, A. Rooney, R. Hicks, D. Alexander, 2nd Row; D. Fisher, W. Evans, G. Preedy, V. Anthony, 3rd Row; S. McDon- ald, C. Lozar, S. Young, G. Fillpot, J. Rollins, T. Sturgeon, D. Haegert, J. Baker, 4th Row; T. Anthony, B. Helton, J. Birkes, J. Lozar, A. Sprunger, D. Hammerschmidt, S. Conover. A Good Year Of Spirit And Pride The Letter Club has functioned mostly as an honor organ- ization this year. The club has also begun excepting girls as members in accordance with recent legislation. The Letter Club stands as a tribute to all the spirit, pride, and determination that has marked an excellent sports season. The requirements for admission are that a student must have lettered in a varsity sport and show qualities of lead- ership and sportsmanlike conduct. The sponsor for this year's Letter Club is Mr. Dennis Meehan. As well as sponsoring the Letter Club, Mr. Meehan is the head coach in football and track and assistant coach in basketball. 65 Today For Tomorrow The 1975-1976 Kayettes are: 1st Row, C. Correll, D. Hill, D. Simpson, A. Carroll, Mrs. Niles—sponsor. 2nd Row, A. Rooney, N. Preedy, L. Baker, P. Ives. 3rd Row, S. Buchanan, J. Hull, D. Dennis, J. Lucas, R. Tatro, D. Barr, B. Doris, D. Robinson, K. Schreibvogel, S. Frey, T. Stanley, C. Daniels, S. Rogers. 4th Row, R. Greer, W. Keener, R. Keener, B. Helton, E. Limon, L. Pence, R. Specht. 5th Row, M. Clawson, K. Daily M. Shepard, B. Miller, R. Rooney, D. Brown, K. Rollins, S. Claar, D. Ungles, B. Limon, D. Dennis, S. Simpson, C. Taton, J. Kells, T. limon. The Kayette Board members are: 1st Row, Ardith Rooney, Mrs. Ruby Niles, Chris Correll, Debbie Simpson--pre- sident, Angie Carroll, Elsie Limon, Renee Specht. Back Row, Dena Hill, Debbie Dennis, Billie Helton, Lenise Pence, Nancy Preedy, Gail Daniels, Sarah Rogers, Jill Lucas, Debbie Barr, Kim Schreibvogel, Shawn Frey. bb Mountain Higher A Climb The officers of this year's coun- cil are: L To R; Chris Correll— vice president, Jim Rollins-- president, Dena Hill--secretary, Scott McDonald—treasures Stuco Follows Heavy Schedule The 1975-76 student council had a prosperous year. Activities sponsored by Stuco included dances, lyce- ums, and bake sales. A new coke machine was placed in the halls of S. H. S. for the use of the stu- dents. Stuco also sponsored Spirit Week, a Home- coming Parade, and Homecoming during the 1975 football season. Due to the many projects sponsored by Stuco, they are now out of debt and capable of operating more freely. The success of Stuco is tributed to the student body's participation and the help and guidance of their sponsor, Mr. La as. The 1976 student council is: 1st Row L To R; Deb Ungles, Mark McDonald, Becky Miller, and Dena Hill, 2nd Row; Ardith Rooney, Scott McDonald, Mr. Larry Laas—sponsor, Chris Correll, and Jim Rollins, 3rd Row; Cary Meier, Shawn Frey, Jim Baker, and Renee Specht. 67 Stop The Presses! We’re Rewriting Page One! The newspaper staff for 1975-76 is: Sitting L To R; Mrs. McGowan—sponsor, C. Correll, D. Simpson, L. Stanley P. Ives, N. Preedy. Standing; B. Doris, D. Hill, S. Buchanan, S. Rogers, D. Hammerschmidt, and L. Leonard. ' The Arrowhead editors, Debbie Simp- son and Dena Hill, attended Journal- ism camp at Manhattan during the summer to get a basic idea on layout and copywriting for a newspaper. Much knowledge was gained from the camp. The editors and staff published seven newspapers this year. Much time, effort, and hard work were spent in publishing these issues, but the results made it all worthwhile. It proved to be a new learning expe- rience to all who worked on the Arrowhead. Debbie Simpson and Dena Hill, editors of the Arrowhead are assisted by Mrs. McGowan in preparation for the next edition. 66 Just One More Deadline To Go . . . Annual Staff Rushed And rushed it has been. This year's editors, Ardith Rooney and Jim Rollins, have seen the deadlines come and go. It was always at those times that the pressure was greatest and the time shortest. It was with the incredible help of copy writers, typists and above all, our photographer, Kenneth McGowan, that saw those deadlines met. Mac gave up a lot of his time and money to see that the pic- tures were there when we needed them. This was the first year for everybody and the going got tough for the editors and sponsor, Mary McGowan. But in the end, everything paid off and we, the editors, would like to convey our sincere appreciation to everyone who contributed to this fantastic learning experience. The annual staff is, Sitting L To R: D. Simpson, N. Preedy, C. Correll, and D. Hammerschmidt. Standing, S. Rogers, P. Ives, S. Buchanan, B. Doris, D. Hill, L. Leonard. Mary McGowan points out a detail to editors Jim Roll- ins and Ardith Rooney. 69 FFA Sees First Year The newly formed Future Farmers of America has really made a strong showing this year. The club has proven itself at livestock judging throughout the state as well as carrying the pride as far away as Al- abama. This group, under the sponsorship of Forrest Covey, is seeking to further themselves in the area of agriculture. Members of the FFA board are, L To R: First Row; Stan Conover—President, Shawn Frey--Sec ret ary, Don Fisher—Sentinel. Second Row; Dan Alexander --Reporter, Wayne Fvans—Vice President, Robert Hicks—T reasurer. 70 The FFA members this year are, L To R: First Row; K. Reimer, C. Lozar, L. Miller. Second Row; C Preedy, C Frilpot, S. Young, K. Schreibvogel, D. Fisher, D. Meador. Third Row; R. Blair, R. Hicks, J. Walters, S. Conover, D. Alexander and C. Groth. FT A Has Good Year The KSAE (Kansas Student Action for Education) is a newly formed organization this year. Our organiza- tion is a part of the state organization that is working to improve and organize a student movement toward education. To qualify as a member, one must be a teacher's aide. The course is offered to all those in- terested in teaching as a career. The officers of FTA are: Debbie Simpson, Gail Dan- iels, Mrs. Harms—Sponsor, Jill Lucas, and Dena Hill-President. The FTA members this year are: Sitting, L To R; D. Hill, S. Frey, K. Schreibvogel, G. Daniels, D. Simpson, Back Row; I. Brasuell, J. Lucas, B. Juel 71 Membership Up In AHS The National Honor Society is an honorary organization whose requirements for admission are high grades, and signs of school pride, citizenship, and leadership quali- ties. The society enlarged its rank this year by circulat- ing a form to prospective members. Linda Leonard--Secretary-Treasurer, Clark Young— President, and Gary Meier—Vice President made up the National Honor Society officers this year. N. H. S. members for the 75-76 year included: Sitting L To R; L. Pence, S. Frey, D. Hill, B. Helton, L. Leonard, D. Simpson, J. Rollins, D. Son, M. Haddican, Standing; M. McDonald, D. Dennis, A. Carroll, R. Specht, P. Ives, Mr. Moody--Sponsor, S. Eaton, G. Daniels, N. Preedy, G. Meier, S. McDonald, and C. Young. 72 A Night Of Joy Blanchie, just a freshman, is active in volleyball, basketball, and pep club as a freshman cheerleader. Left, Dale Hammerschmidt crowns the 1975-76 Homecoming Queen. Bottom right, Sheri Hernan- dez, flower girl is the daughter of Vicki Hernandez and Rico Cordova, crown bearer, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cordova. ... A Night Of Tears It was a cold night, but is was not unusual for that time of year. The squad had ran through it's warm-up routine and now the candidates and their escorts prepared for that spe- cial moment. The senior candidate, Debbie Simpson, was escorted by Gregg Fillpot. The junior candidate, Ruth Tatro, was assisted by Jim Lozar. Rhonda Keener, sopho- more, was escorted by Jim Rollins. Chuck Lozar escorted Blanchie Limon, the freshmen candidate. Dale Hammer- schmidt was elected Homecoming King, and escorted the flower girl, Sherri Hernandez, and crown bearer, Rico Cordova. The moments grew short and after that brief announce- ment, Blanchie Limon was crowned the 1975 Homecom- ing Queen. Special thanks goes to the Satanta Booster Club who did a wonderful job of building and decorating the Homecoming Queen backdrop and float. Debbie Simpson, a Senior 75 Rhonda Keener, a Sophomore Ruth Tatro, a Junior Miss School Spirit Reigns Over Good Season Renee Specht, sophomore Jill Lucas, junior Becky Miller, freshman Shawn Frey, junior Chuck Lozar happily carries out his duties as the attendants and es- corts look on. The night of February 20 was an eventful night for everyone involved in the SHS Basketball Homecoming and the crowning of Miss School Spirit. Ten nominees were chosen by the pepclub and evaluated by the basketball cheerleaders. Of the ten nominated, five were chosen to be the 1976 Homecoming queen Candidates. The candidates were escorted by senior basket- ball players. The candidates were: Becky Miller, Freshman, escorted by Gregg Fillpot; Renee Spect, sophomore, escorted by Jim Rollins; Jill Lucas, Junior, escorted by Dave DuBois; Shawn Frey, Junior, escorted by Jim Lozar; and Debbie Simpson, Senior, escorted by Dale Hammerschmidt. Chuck Lozar was chosen by the squad to escort the flower girl and the crown bearer as well as bestowing the traditional kiss. Debbie Simpson was crowned Miss School Spirit of 1976 and reigned over a fine season which ended at Sub- State. Debbie, a Senior, is the president of Kayettes, was active in basketball, volleyball, and pep club as a football cheerleader. The Queen's escort, Chuck Lozar, a Senior, ushers on flower girl, Nichol Curry and crown bearer, Shannon Slaven. Nancy Preedy Reigns As Annual Queen This year's Annual Queen was chosen by all those purchasing an annual. Preferences were made on the receipts. An- nuals were sold by the yearbook staff. The sale was very successful, and Nancy Preedy was chosen Annual Queen for 1976. The other candidates were Jill Lucas, junior; Angie Carroll, sophomore; and Darlene Brown, freshman. The girls were escorted by Steve Klinzman, Lewis Stanley, and Dale Hammerschmidt who are all members of the staff. Jim Rollins, Chieftain co-editor, presented flowers, the crowm, and the traditional kiss to Nancy. Nancy, a senior, is active in bas- ketball, concert and stage band, Kayettes, and Pep Club. She is also a football cheerleader. 78 Darlene Brown is active in volleyball, Kayettes, band, and she is also a freshmen cheerleader. Angie Carroll is pepclub reporter, Kayette treasurer, class treasurer, and she lettered in volleyball and basketball. Jill Lucas is a Kayette officer, a FTA officer, and pepclub treasurer. The lovely attendants of this year's Annual Queen are Darlene Brown (Top Left) the freshman candidate, An- gie Carroll (Top Right) the sophomore delegate, and Jill Lucas (Bottom Left) who represented the junior class. 79 '75 Chief Relinquishes Headress The honorary mascot of the Green Machine lies within Chief Satanta and his lovely Princess. They hold this posi- tion during their senior year, after undergoing the initial screening procedures during their junior year. The retiring Chief this year is, Stan Conover, who will hand over his headdress to Jim Birkes, the 1976 Chief, on May 8, during the Satanta Day Celebration. Laura Baker will step aside to welcome the arrival of the incoming Princess, Debbie Dennis. 80 STUDENT LIFE A Simpler Time At S.H.S. Top Left: Cheerleader Dena Hill takes a minute off with giggly freshman Roxanne Rooney. Top Right: No, this wasn’t a mistake in the dark room. It's a solarization of Scott Young doing his thing. Right: One of the finer groups seen in S. H. S. was the Rock Gospel group of Amplified Version. Bottom: It was a good night for the Girls in Regional play. Here we see the fine results. The boys doubled with a Champion trophy and birth at Sub- State. i 1 f .V v I ™ ■ 4 • a, XSi Top: The moods of the masses. This pep band shot was taken at one Indian home game. Above: Just hangin around was a favorite pastime of many students. Here Danny Alexander and Gregg Fillpot put more practice in on the finer points of the art. 83 Top: Svein learns how to type. Above Left: Browsing through the library books during his free time. Above Right: Students and faculity will remember Svein and his friendly smile. A Year With Svein Our new foreign exchange student, Svein Arild Utne, arrived in Satanta August 19, 1975. He spent the first semester with the family of Jack Conover. The second semester he stayed with the Alfred Alexander family. Svein's home town is Oslo, Norway, which contains some 400, 000 people. Svein says Things are different here, but they aren't all that bad. 84 S.H.S. Best All-Round The two seniors chosen this year to carry the honor of Best All-Round are Debbie Simpson and Dale Hammer- schmidt. These two were chosen by the student body as the couple that had all the qualities of leadership, scholarship, and personal appeal. Congratulations Dale and Debbie! Dale has been active in football and basketball as a captain and all-league delegate in both. He was chosen for the honor of playing in All-Stars game as well as making the All-State team, in basketball. Dale also served as 1975-76 Homecoming King. Debbie has been busy as Kayette President, Arrowhead editor, class fav- orite, basketball, and a member of Pep Club while being a football cheerleader. Debbie was elected as the 1976 Miss School Spirit, to add a touch to a shining high school career. 85 Midnight Blue: The It was a night for everyone's enjoyment. Shown in the Top picture during the banquet are Scott Mc- Donald, Peggy Ives, Gary Meier (Back Turned) and Dena Hill. The faculty got into the spirit as counse- lor, Dana Wood, pulls out the stops for a good even- ing. Tree Frog gave a fine performance, much to the enjoyment of everyone. 86 Story Of The Jr.-Sr. Banquet Tree Frog Plays For Prom Friday, April 30, 1976, was the evening of the Jr. - Sr. Banquet and Prom. The theme for this year was Mid- night Blue. The hall was decorated in different shades of blue. There was a photographer to take pictures for all who wanted them. The banquet started at 6:30 p. m. Gary Meier, junior class president opened with the welcoming speech. Danny Alexander gave the in- vocation and Stan Conover ended the banquet with the benediction. The meal was served by jr. fathers. After the banquet the band arrived. Tree Frog comes from Lawrence, Kansas and provided the music that made for a most enjoyable evening. Top Left: A shot of the eager fathers waiting for their chance to shine. Middle Left: John Wolters and Laura Baker found themselves right at home with the beat of the band. Bottom Left: It was a fine evening for just shootin' the breeze as seen by Tammy Stanley, Chuck Lozar, Kathy Rollins, and Debra Ungles (Back Turned). Above: And of course, our principal Dale Moody and his wife. Judy. 87 Laura Baker notes a project on a science trip. Sam Palmgren makes himself at home during the open house. Last Glance At S.H.S. As we draw this section near its conclusion let's take one last glance at the hallowed halls of Satanta High School. Right Middle, the make up crew for the All- school play is hard at work. The cast was respon- sible for applying much of its own make-up. Bottom Right, Mrs. Ruby Niles accepts a token of appreciation from the Satanta Board of Edu- cation, presented by member Jim Dennis in the absence of President Mark McLain. 88 Top Left, Von Anthony tries to fathom a chemistry question. Above, Darlene Brown and Sheri Claar are having another disagreement over who knows what. Left, And a strong men- tion should be made of the fans ofSatanta, who follow—even to sub-state at Great Bend. Bottom Left, Nancy Preedy reaches for two more at sub- state competition. Below, a sign that next year's group will see in about three months. A Night Of Hope . . . Baccalureate was held Sunday eve- ning at 8.00 on May 23. Invocation was given by Rev. Lawson of the First Baptist Church. The address was given by Father Baker of the Catholic Church and the Benediction by Rev. Wokaty. Top Right, the clarinet choir gave their presenta- tion under the direction of Mr. Sooby. Above Left, and there is always the preparation. Right Middle, Father Baker during his baccalureate address. Right, Dena Hill and Gary Meier acted as junior escorts for the senior class. ... A Night Of Futures Left, the 1976 Valedictorian, Ardith Rooney. Left Mid- dle, Salutatorian was Jim Rollins. Below, Dr. Forrest Robinson was graduation speaker. He is public liason for Governor Bennett. Bottom Left, Stan and Debbie realize some of the tension of graduation. Bottom Middle, the warm-up. Bottom, Right, Chris and Dale take hold of that last time on the court of S.H.S. 91 One last look at the Seniors of '76. Right, Nancy with that Don't you dare? smile. Below, Kim and Jake lead Dung and Ha towards their graduate seating. Right Mid- dle, Jim R. seems to enjoy the finishing touches. Bot- tom, Chuck has earned somewhat of a reputation for that wad of gum. Today’s Leaders Are Tomorrow’s Hope It's been a grueling four years. The scholastic and academic challenges have been felt by many at S.H.S. Two people have taken these challenges in stride and emerged as Validictorian and Salutatorian. Ardith Rooney, 1976 Validictorian, has participated in volleyball, basketball, and track. She has served as a cheerleader for four years and as such has been extremely active in pep club and kayettes. She received her four-year pin in band and has seen state contests often. Ardith climaxed her sports year by receiving the Gold Award for outstanding female ath- lete. She has also made herself known as editor of this yearbook. Jim Rollins, Salutatorian, was offensive captain of the football squad this year to qualify for his third bar in that sport. He has also lettered for three years in track and field. Jim, a senior debator, peaked his debating career by qualifying for state his third time. He was chosen as outstanding experienced debator. Also active in forensics, Jim has earned two gold medals in state competition Jim has served as Student Council president, Arrowhead editor, and this year co-editor of the Chieftain. Ardith Rooney, Validictorian Jim Rollins, Salutatorian 94 S.H.S. Sports Performers The Chieftain would now like to recognize those students who, through their athletic determination, have made themselves and their school known throughout this league and all of Southwest Kansas. Top Left, All-league selections for foot- ball were Scott Young and Dale Hammer- schmidt. Left, Dale Hammerschmidt earned All-league honors and Dave Du- Bois and Gregg Fillpot won honorable men- tion. Below, Dale also was chosen for all- southwest area, All-State, and was asked to play in the All-Star game sponsored by the Topeka Capitol journal. Left, Scott Young placed third in State competition in the discuss. Scott broke the 1954 record held by Ron Lucas, Sr. of 141 ft. with his throw of 143 ft. Above, Ardith Rooney and Chris Correll display the regional trophy they helped earn at Holcomb. Both girls received unanimous ballots to the All-League rolls. 95 Students Receive Honors! Scott McDonald John Phillip Sousa Award Chris Correll Outstanding Musician Steve Eaton Most Advanced Musician Peggy Ives, Left, and Scott McDonald were chosen by the faculty to receive the citizen- ship award. This award was given to acknowledge their good character and actions sig- nifying good citizens. The school service award was given these four people in re- cognition of their efforts to improve this school. These students have rendered help to faculty and coaching personnel to make this institution a bet- ter one. They are: Gary Meier, Dena Hill, Debbie Simpson, and Bob Doris. 97 Honor Seniors (9.5 or above GPA for seven semesters and two six weeks) Chris Correll Jim Rollins Ardith Rooney Debbie Simpson Honor Certificates: (2.5 or above GPA for five six weeks of year) Seniors: Laura Baker Chris Correll Ha Do Tuong Peggy Ives David Meador Scott McDonald Jim Rollins Ardith Rooney Debbie Simpson Sophomores: Angie Carroll Son Do Tuong Mark McDonald Juniors: Gail Daniels Debbie Dennis Steve Eaton Shawn Frey Dena Hill Boyd Juel Linda Leonard Gary Meier Freshmen: Marilyn Clawson Becky Miller Certificate of Scholarship: (2.0 or above CPA for five Seniors: Rob Blair Ken Dennis Dung Do Tien Dave DuBois Dale Hammerschmidt Todd Kiehne Billie Miller Pat Owing! Nancy Preedy Sophomores: Rick Gleason Robin Greer Billie Helton Wanda Keener Lenise Pence Renee Specht six weeks of year) Juniors: Dan Alexander Von Anthony Mike Haddican Jill Lucas Debby Robinson Kim Schreibvogel Clark Young Freshmen: Diane Dennis Brad Kendall Susan Simpson Gary Stapp Cynthia Taton — 97 98 FACULTY Mr. Larry Laas shares teaching duties for freshmen, sophomore, and junior English classes with Mrs. Haddican. He also coaches the debate and foren- sic squads and is director of the all-school play. Mr. Laas holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Fort Hays State College and is in his second year at S.H.S. Mr. Laas sponsors the senior class as well as being the fa- culty representative on the Student Council. Mrs. Dana Haddican teaches English I, II, III, and IV, and sponsors the sophomore class. Mrs. Haddi- can graduated from the Oklahoma College of Wo- men at Chickasha, Oklahoma with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Mr. John Trail is head coach of all girl's athletics here at S.H.S. Mr. Trail obtained a Masters) Degree from die Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. He also sponsors the sophomore class at S.H.S. Carlene Ungles sponsors the freshmen class as well as performing her duties as librarian at Satanta. She offers a course in library science and enroll- ment has been good. Mrs. Ungles obtained her Bachelor's Degree from Oklahoma State University. 100 Mrs. Colleen Harms heads the art department and offers courses in sculpture, ceramics, drawing, and painting to complement the beginning art program. Mrs. Harms sponsors the freshman class and the new Future Teachers of America chapter. She obtained her B.A. at Fort Hays College. Mr. Carl Wilson is in charge of the general shop group as well as teaching Advanced Courses Wood 1 and II. He offers a mechanical drawing course for those interested. Mr. Wilson graduated from Ok- lahoma Northwestern State College at Alva with a Bachelor's degree and is presently sponsoring the junior class. Practical Arts Putting New Mr. Forrest Covey is Future Farmers of America (FFA) sponsor and makes use of the new practical arts building by offering courses in Vo-ag and metal working. Mr. Covey holds a Masters of Science degree from Texas A £ I. Facilities To Work. Mrs. Ruby Niles will not be with us next year as she retires after 8 years at Satanta High. She ob- tained her BS at Oklahoma Southwestern University and teaches home economics. She also sponsors Kayettes. 101 Mark Hildebrand is the music teacher at S.H.S. as well as coaching the grade school voca- lists. Mr. Hilde- brand is the fresh- men sponsor this year. He holds a BUE degree from the University of Kansas. Steven Sooby is this year's band di- rector and sports a BME from the Uni- versity of Kansas. He offers stage band, music appre- ciation, and con- cert band as well as directing the 5th through 8th grade orchestras. Mr. Sooby is also a sponsor of the sen- ior class. Music, History, P.E. All Making Strides Dennis Meehan is in his first year at Satan- ta. He teaches physical education as well as biology. Mr. Meehan also held head football coaching duties this year. He rnsors the Lettermen's Club as well as senior class. Mr. Meehan holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Marys of the Plains College at Dodge City. John Cordova covers history and govern- ment classes here at Satanta. Mr. Cor- dova is head basketball coach of the In- dian squad and he also sponsors the sopho- more class. He obtained a Bachelor of Science degree from St. Marys of the Plains and is also in his first year. 102 Mary McGowan is also in her first teaching role at S.H.S. She is business education instructor and of- fers classes in typing, bookkeeping and shorthand. Mrs. McGowan graduated from Northwestern Okla- homa State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree. She is also responsible for the many pub- lications used throughout this school. Mrs. Mc- Gowan serves as both Chieftain and Arrowhead sponsor. Kenneth McGowan teaches chemistry courses as well as the new ISCS and physics classes. Mr. Mc- Gowan has been active as a junior sponsor and head photographer for the journalism classes. He hopes to offer a photography class next year for those inter- ested. He obtained his Masters degree from the University of Oklahoma. 103 Dr. Daryl Haegert, Left, is superintendent of U. S. D. 507 and holds a Doctorate degree from the University of Kansas. Dale Moody, principal, sponsors the Na- tional Honor Society and holds a Masters degree he obtained from Northern Co- lorado State at Greeley. The Board of Education this year is: Archie Rooney, Clinton Stalker, Don Fos- ter, Mark McLain—Presi- dent, Jim Dennis, Wesley Lucas—Treasurer, Gary An- thony, and Logan Sprunger. The two secretaries this year are Fae Anthony, Left, and Janice Haynes. Fae helps out down at the superinten- dents office and Janice stays busy at the main office. And the people who make this school worthwhile: The cooks; Kay Day, Velma Kelling, and Darlene Hill. Then of course, the custo- dial engineers; Guy Shields and Mark Mclver. You don't have to be crazy to work here, but it helps! 104 GRADES Mr. Flores--principal Mrs. Wilson--secretary Mrs. Haddican--janitor Mr. White—janitor Miss Nelson--librarian L to R: Mrs. Valdez, Mrs. Giles, Mrs. Harlow--cooks Teacher And Students Follow S.G.S. Philosophy Philosophy of Satanta Elementary School To supply the best possible education for all the students of all the patrons To have a curriculum which attempts to educate the student for a worthwile vocation and avocation To give all students the opportunity for individual or group activity conducive to a well-rounded personality To establish the principles of high ideals, morals and religious tolerance to the best of our ability without the infringement of any rights To work with any group interested in the welfare of our students so long as it is beneficial to the student and community To do everything possible to instill a love of home, community, state, nation, and all mankind Teacher Aids Enjoy Working With Students Mrs. Gomez Mrs. Heskett Mrs. Kline Mrs. Laas Mrs. Lakin Not Pictured: Mrs. Lau Mrs. Silva Special Education Has A Good Year Manuela Ramos Susan Shirey Kipp Connor Pete Silva Garth Holovach Not Pictured: Gail Withers Paul Herrada Jimmy Hines Jeff Reineke Dianna Moser Frank Herrada Lonnie Livingood Kenny Reynolds Mrs. Strandberg 107 Big Year Ahead For Kindergarten Miss. Rupp Gardy Deaton Patsy Isenberg Scott Boyarth Marc Sams Sharon Withers Lisa Hatfield Debbie Nuckolls Lisa Doerfler Lisa Hull Kyle Borger Carrie Decker Bobby Priest Marc Anton Shane Seaton Junior (Fidel) Garza Angie Trevino Stephanie Silva Richie Baker Gregory Merz Jay Hammerschmidt Scotty Hoffman Brain Burkes Leonard Cochran Ana Rodriquez Shari Hernandez Rafael Castillja Shari Hornsby Vicki Pickins Brandee Blair Mike Potter Derek Kuhlman Arseli Dominquez Sarah Delano Mingo Nieto Charley Stapp Donna Kreie Terena Eicher Ericka Rowton Lacey Parton Michelle Flores Janet Murrell Michelle Hughan Homero Sanchey 108 Learning To Read, A Great Accomplishment For First Graders Shane Potter Shelly Rhiness Melissa Odell Mark Shirey Simon Rodriquez Clifford Tipton Mrs. Correll David Carabajal Lome Gordon Sonja Cooley Karla Freezor Lisa Castilleja Elisa Stalker Tiffany Kuhlman Travis Melton Senaido Gonzales Cammy Clymer Tracy Roberts Marc Lemke Kelly Anthony Daniel Jones Don Azbill Tracy Gray Stanley Reimer Della Castilleja Mrs. Slaven Bertha Palomo Rodolfo Castilleja Michael Pickens Stephanie Myrick Heidi Walker Sally Black Jody Haegert Lyle Neuman Gustavo Gonzales Mike Kelling Greg Walters Robie Hogie 109 Second Grade Feels More At Home At S.G.S. Miss Bunyan Sterling Slaven Tracy Harlow Jimmy Carabajal Olga Casdllija Richard Gordon Melissa Anthony Marsha Clymer David Jones Michelle Stephenson Stacey Wilson Carrie Hoffman n a a a £ '£) Wdn Wmtk Mrs. Weber Ricky Limon Greg Kelling Shane Selby Scott Hatfield Ramon Castillja Eladio Morales Shelly Dickerson Teresa Alfrey Kay Lopez Lisa Caddick Stacey David The kids enjoy the playground facilities at the grade school. 110 Multiplication Tables Challenge The Third Grade Kurt Deaton Gerry Black Phillip Valdez Lillian O’Connor Gina Miller Anita Baker Mr. Goldberg Enedina Carabjal Virginia Ramsey Stacey Decker Rick Melton Teresa Eicher Laura Kreie Stacy Anthony Robert Palomo Cynthia Pickens Darla Alexander John Lawson Michael Lemke Mrs. Shank Paula DuBois Carla Pence Mary Beth Clawson Wendy Elkins Susie Shirey Eric Bozarth On a warm afternoon there is nothing like build- ing a sand castle. Fourth Grade Sees Halfway Mark Mrs. King Jerry Meir Vicki Carroll Pauline Cordon Tammie Eicher Linh DoTuong Kristi Decker Tammy Alfrey Kaye McBride Gary Pelser Kim Mclver Armida Dominquez Janie Castilleja Sonia Rodriquez Eric Hoffman Allen Freeman John Dickerson Scott Simpson Joe Gonzales Mr. McArthur Kelly Walker Sara Hammerschmidt De loris Bays Tracy McGowan Kim Blair Jennie Lopez Twila Reimer Brenda Hogie Shelly Black Tamara Brown Kathy Doerfier Stacey Parton Mike Valdez Michael Love Jose Rios Brian Merz Eric Feezor Russell Tipton 112 Fifth Grade, One Step Beyond The Halfway Mark Trudy Lightcap Jana Mclver Brenda Owings Cuadelupe Rios Jeni Peker Victoria Blankenship Mr. Freeman Stephanie Giles Johnny Castilleja Felix Trevion Ricky DuBois Bryan Selby Brad Ives Brad Stalker Michael Aire Justine Morton Martin Hernandez Amulfo Castilleja Steve Evans Kenby Clawson Jan Hill Michelle Kelling Karen Frey Lori Shirley Tina Limon Vicky Hogie Mis. Scott Dora Morales Robin Day Vicky Williamson Mike Stapleton Albert Trevino Dwayne Owings 113 Sixth Grade Readies Themself For Jr. High Mr. Shank Lavema McBride Greg Whisler Scott Wilhelm Mark Trevino David Lakin Jojo Cruz Rodger Greer Evan Specht Neil Elkins Danny Moree David Clawson Bennie Caddick ffgv-7 Mt n 0 a o h i Steven Freeman Laurie Walker Debra Valdez Charolette Bays Jolene Owings Candy Shepard Miss Webster Randall Hicks Del Base Sarah Keil Troy Shirey David Day Pete Silva Tobin Kelling Ken frown Gretchen Yanke Kim Wilson Blanca Castilieja Jana Miller Stephanie Deaton Brent Merz Brian McGowan Todd Moody Troy Fraser Tony Wimer Steven Freeman's last kick was not quite enough. He finishes third. One Step Left For Seventh Grade Maleete Dawes Scott Mangrum Tommy Hull Shawne Elkins Josie Valdez Jacquelyn Wolter Sara Stanley Kim Fillpot Mr. Hunter Karen Stapp Christa Hornsby Delaine O'Neal Everett Reimer Keith Palgren Ray Schreibvogel Randy Tatro Cedil Shepard Kenton Borger Steven Taton Richard Carabajal Stacy Blankenship r---T M Randy Heskett Brint Stalker Roy Sprunger Billy Day Alden Piner Bart Miller Mr. Rollins Arturo Trevino A1 Trevino Adolph Carbajal Ellen Conover Connie Morton Whitney Hoffman Kim Anthony Pat Rodriquez Lynn Pickens Kayra Owings Jody Decker Terri Pelser 115 Final Year At Grade School For The Eighth Grade Miss Bahr Dan Clawson Lane Eaton Alan Schwertfeger Kevin Connor Lucy Limon Julie Dietz Dana Mclver Lori Carroll Elizabeth Rogers Dianna Kelling Kirk Pence Gary Sampson Ruben Rodriquez Greg Haddican Pride Brown Jeff Hale Chad Moody Patsy Rivas Joy Alexander Donna Johnson Ida Garza Mr. Slaven Terry Meier Darin Haegert Kevin Caddick Alfred Baker Basil Yanke John Love Randy Lucas Raylene Birkes Stacey Lightcap Stacy Bays Gloria Morales Rita Acosta Rise Groth Linda Robinson Amalia Trevino Cinthia Shirey Willie Heskett Darren Alexander Donnie Irvin Bob Brasuell 116 Volleyball Girls Place Second And Third At Tournament The seventh grade girls took third place in the Dodge City Invitation- al Volleyball Tournament. Back Row, L To R: Shawne Elkins, Stacy Blankenship, Coach Azbill, Kayra Owings, Connie Morton, Ellen Conover, Front Row: Josie Valdez, Meleeta Dawes, Coach Blundell, Whitney Hoffman, Jackie Wolters The eighth grade girls attended the Dodge City Invitational Volleyball Tournament. They received second place in their division. Back Row, L To R: Dianna Kelling, Dana Mclver, Julie Dietz, Lori Carroll, Joy Alexander, Front Row: Coach Azbill, Stacey Lightcap, Stacey Bays, Lucy Limon, Coach Blundell 117 Cheerleaders Back The Football Players This Season! L To R: Kimberly Fillpot, Christa Hornsby, Kim Anthony, Donna Johnson, Linda Robinson. Back Row L To R: Alfred Baker, Kevin Connor, Lane Eaton, Robert Brasuell, Darin Haegert, Coach Slaven, Darren Alexander, Randy Lucas, Chad Moody, John Love, Kipp Conor, Middle Row: Basil Yanke, Gregg Haddican, Brint Stalker, Kenton Borger, Don Irving, Kirk Pence, Willie Heskett, Kevin Caddick, Dan Clawson, Roy Sprunger, Front Row: Cecil Shepard, Pride Brown, Steven Ta- ton, Randy Tatro, Randy Heskett, Bart Miller, Gary Sampson, Alden Piner, Billy Day 118 Basketball Girls Work Hard For A Good Back Row, L To R: Coach Blundell, Stacy Blankenship, Kayra Owings, Shawne Elkins, Ellen Conover, Meleeta Dawes, Christa Hornsby, Coach Azbill, Front Row: Lynne Pickens, Kimberly Fillpot, Karen Fillpot, Karen Stapp L To R: Coach Blundell, Stacey Bays, Dianna Kelling, Lucy Limon, Lori Carroll, Dana Mclver, Raylene Birkes, Stacey Lightcap, Coach Azbill Satanta 26 Johnson 24 Satanta 29 Ulysses B 7 Satant a 16 Holcomb 2 Satanta 26 Johnson 15 Satanta 39 Sacred Heart 12 Satanta 19 Syracuse 25 Satanta 42 Sublette 18 Satanta 19 Holcomb 10 Satanta 28 Lakin 15 Satanta 34 Lakin 29 119 Satanta 32 Johnson 29 Satanta 22 Sacred Heart 27 Satanta 24 Sublette 10 Satanta 20 Lakin 10 Satanta 26 Ulysses B 12 Satanta 17 Syracuse 18 Satanta 18 Holcomb 10 Season Boys Do Great In Basketball! Satanta 10 Holcomb 24 Satanta 16 Sacred Heart 29 Satanta 31 Ulysses B 21 Satanta 16 Johnson 14 Satanta 20 Sublette 16 Satanta 12 Holcomb 37 Satanta 18 Johnson 25 Satanta 23 Syracuse 32 Satanta 24 Lakin 20 The seventh grade boys took second in the league tournament this year. Satanta 53 Johnson 30 Satanta 53 Holcomb 11 Satanta 27 Sacred Heart 34 Satanta 51 Sublette 38 Satanta 33 Lakin 25 Satanta 47 Ulysses B 22 Satanta 40 Sublette 29 Satanta 29 Lakin 16 Satanta 49 Johnson 24 Satanta 46 Syracuse 18 Satanta 39 Ffolcomb 11 Satanta 40 Lakin 31 The boys took first in the league tournament and first in the league. L To R: Coach Slaven, Randy Heskett, Randy Tatro, Roy Sprunger, Kenton Bor- ger, Brint Stalker, Billy Day, Cecil Shepard, Alden Piner, Bart Miller Back Row, L To R: Coach Slaven, Terry Meier, John Love, Darren Alexander, Randy Lucas, Darin Haegert, Chad Moody, Lane Eaton, Gregg Haddican, Kirk Pence, Front Row: Jeff Hale, Basil Yanke, Kevin Connor, Alfred Baker, Willie Heskett 120 wmm Good Weather Combined With Winning Makes For A Good Season Back Row, L To R: Dianna Kelling, Linda Robinson, Dana Mclver, Julie Dietz, Lori Carroll, Donna Johnson, Sta- cey Lightcap, Raylene Birkes, Ida Cana, Stacey Bays, Front Row: Cayra Owings, Whitney Hoffman, Shawne Elk- ins, Lynne Pickens, Kimberly Fillpot, Karen Stapp, Karen Fillpot Back Row, L To R: Cecil Shepard, Randy Lucas, Robert Brasuell, Chad Moody, John Love, Darin Haegert, Terry Meier, Darren Alexander, Allan Schwertfeger, Coach Stan Slaven, Second Row: Jeff Hale, Kevin Caddick, Gregg Haddican, Willie Heskett, Kirk Pence, Bart Miller, Basil Yanke, Dan Clawson, Don Irving, Lane Eaton, Kevin Connor, First Row: Randy Tatro, Fverett Reimer, Billy Day, Brint Stalker, Keith Palmgren, Gary Sampson Kipp Connor, Randy Heskett, Alden Piner, Roy Sprunger, Kenton Borger 121 Grade School Band Is A Fun Experience For Students First Row: L To R; Fifth grade; Vicky Blankenship, Michelle Kelling, Tina Limon, Trudy Lightcap, Karen Frey, Justine Morton, Jerri Pelser, Jana Mclver, Robin Day. 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Kevin . . . 6,12,47, 53 Brasuell, Ivan . . . 35, 71 Brasuell, Robert . . . 116,118, 121 Brown, Darlene . . . 9,16,47, 52,56,64,66,79, 89 Brown, Kim . . . 19,92 Brown, Pride . . . 116,118 Buchanan, Sandra . . . 3,35, 56,64,66,68,69 C Caddick, Kevin . . . 116,118, 121 Carabajal, Adolf . . . 115 Carabajal, Ricky ... 115 Carter, Tonja ... 115 Claar, Sheri . . . 9,16,46, 47,56,64,66, 89 Clawson, Dan . . . 116,118, 121.122 Clawson, Marilyn . . . 47,64, 66 Connor, Kevin . . . 116,118, 120,121,122 Connor, Kipp . . . 107,118, 121 Conover, Ellen . . . 115,117, 119,122 Conover, Stan . . . 6,8,18, 19,27,52, 53,61, 64,65, 70, 91 Cordova, John . . . 6,11,12, 40,102 Correll, Chris . . . 4,9,10, 14,15,18,19,24,27, 52,53,54, 60,61,62,64, 66,67,68,69, 91, 95.96 Carroll, Angie . . . 10,14, 40,41,62,64,66,72,79, Carroll, Lori . . . 116,117, 119.121.122 Covey, Forrest . . . 70,101 D Daily, Kathy . . . 16,66,47 Daniels, Gail . . . 14,35,64, 66, 71, 72 Daniels, Troy . . . 6,47 Dawes, Meleeta . . . 115, 117,119 Day, Billy . . . 115, 118,120, 121.122 Day, Kay . . . 104 Decker, Jody . . . 115,122 Dennis, Debbie . . . 35,56, 64,66,72,80 Dennis, Diane . . . 10,14,16, 47,56,64,66 Dennis, Kenny . . . 20,26,53, 56 Dickerson, George . . . 6,47, 56 Dietz, Julie . . . 116,117,121 Doris, Bobby . . . 6,11,16, 41.96 Doris, Brenda . . . 35,56,64, 66,68,69 DuBois, David . . . 6,8,11, 12.13.16, 20,26,32, 56,65, 95 E Eaton, Lane . . . 116,118, 120,121,122 Eaton, Steve . . . 6,7,11, 34, 35, 38,53, 54,56,64,65, 72, 96 Elkins, Donald . . . 6,11,16, 40,41 Elkins, Shawn . . . 115,117, 119,121 Evans, Wayne . . . 6,7,16,35, 65,70 F Fillpot, Bob ... 98 Fillpot, Connie ... 49 Fillpot, Gregg . . . 6,7,8,11, 13.16, 20, 25, 32,65, 70, 83, 95 Fillpot, Karen . . . 119,121 Fillpot, Kimberly . . . 115, 118,119,121,122 Fisher, Don . . . 3,6,7,35, 65, 70 Foster, Troy . . . 6,12,16, 47 Fraser, Calvin ... 47 Fraser, Stani ... 115 Frey, John . . . 6,16,41,43 Frey, Shawn ... 10, 14,16, 34, 35, 58, 59,64,66,67, 70, 71, 72,76 G Garza, Carolyn ... 48 Garza, Ida . . . 116,121 Giles, Susan . . . 20,27 Gleason, Rick ... 41 Goff, Wendy ... 122 Gonzales, Pablo . . . 41,56 Greer, Robin . . . 41,56,57, 58,59,66 Groth, Craig . . . 35,70 Groth, Rise . . . 116,122 H Haddican, Dana . . . 40, 100 Haddican, Greg . . . 116,118, 120,121 Haddican, Mike . . . 35,57,72 Haegert, Darin . . . 115,118, 120,121 Haegert, Daryl . . . 104 Haegert, Dirk . . . 6,7,11, 16.42.57, 58,59,65 Hale, Bill . . . 11,42 Hale, Jeff . . . 116,120,121, 122 Hammerschmidt, Dale ... 2, 4,6,7,8,11, 12,13,20,24,25, 27, 32,65,68,69,74, 91,95 Hankins, Jeff . . . 12,46,48 Harms, Colleen . . . 46,71, 101 Hayden, Shawn . . . 11,36, 56 Haynes, Janice . . . 104 Helton, Billie . . . 6,7,9,14, 16.40.42.44.57, 59,60,64,65, 66,72 Heskett, Randell . . . 115,118, 120,121 Heskett, Willie . . . 115,118, 120,121 Hicks, Robert . . . 16,36,65, 70 Hildebrand, Mark . . . 46,56, 102 Hill, Darlene . . . 104 Hill, Dena . . . 30,34,36,60,' 61.64.66, 67, 68, 69, 71,72,82, 86, 90, 96 Hoffman, Whitney . . . 115, 117, 121 Hornsby, Christa ... 115, 118.119.122 Hornsby, Steve ... 36 Hull, Jill . . . 36,56,64,65, 66 Hull, Thomas ... 115 Hunter, Max . . . 115 1 Irvin, Donnie . . . 116,118, 121 Ives, Peggy . . . 20,26,31, 57,58,66,68,69, 72, 86,96 J Johnson, Donna . . . 116,118, 121 Juel, Boyd . . . 36,58,59,71 K Keener, Rhonda . . . 41,42, 56.64.66, 75 Keener, Sherry . . . 21,26 Keener, Wanda . . . 42,56,57, 58, 59,64, 66 Keihne, Paul . . . 42,53,56 Kiehne, Todd . . . 4,26,53 Kelling, Dianna . . . 116,117, 119.121.122 Kelling, Rodney . . . 6,12,48 Kelling, Velma . . . 104 Kells, Julie . . . 48,66 Kendall, Brad . . . 12,48 L Laas, Larry . • . 18,57,59, 67,100 Lee, Gale ... 21 Leonard, Linda . . . 36,68, 69, 72 Lightcap, Stacey . . . 116, 117,119,121, 122 Limon, Blanchie . . . 9,46, 56,64,66, 74 Limon, Elsie . . . 9,40,42, 57.64.66 Limon, Lucy . . . 116,117, 119 Limon, Terri . . . 10,14,16, 48.64.66 Limon, Wally . . . 6,11,42, 43,56 Love, John . . . 116,118,120, 121 Love, Marvin . . . 42,56 Lozar, Chuck . . . 6,7,8,11, 13, 21,26, 30,65, 70, 77,87, 92 Lozar, Jimmy . . . 4,6,7,8, 11,13,21,25,32,62,65 Lucas, Jill . . . 35,56,64,66, 71,76, 79 Lucas, Randy . . . 116,118, 120,121 M Mangrum, Scott . . • 115 McDonald, Mark . . . 11,40, 43.53.54.57.67, 72 McDonald, Scott . . . 11,13, 18,21,25, 52,53,54,65,67, 72, 86,96 McGowan, Kenneth ... 34, 103 McGowan, Mary . . . 2,3,30, 68,69,103 Mclver, Dana . . . 116,117, 119.121.122 Mclver, Mark . . . 104 Meador, David . . . 22,27,70, 92 Meehan, Dennis . . . 6,11,18, 30,65,102 Meier, Gary . . . 34,36,53, 61.67, 72,86,90,96 Meier, Terry . . . 116,120, 121 122 Miller, Bait . . . 115,118,120, 121 Miller, Becky . . . 9,16,46, 48.64.66.67, 76 Miller, Billie . . . 9,10,14, 15,19, 25,64 Miller, Lloyd . . . 46,48,70 Moody, Bobby . . . 48,56 Moody, Chad . . . 116,118, 120.121.122 Moody, Dale . . . 72,87,91, 104 Moody, Kathy ... 56 Moore, Paul . . . 36,57,58 Morales, Gloria .... 116 Morales, Israel . . . 12,48 Morales, Jerry . . . 42,56 Morales, Oscar ... 22 Morales, Sam ... 48 Morton, Connie . . . 115,117, 122 Morton, Mike . . . 47,48 N Niles, Ruby . . . 66,88,101 O O'Neal, Delaine . . . 115 O'Neal, Kieth ... 11,36 Owings, Kayra . . . 115,117, 119.121.122 Owings, Mike . . . 48,64 Owings, Pat . . . 6,8,22,26 P Palmgren, Keith . . . 114, 121.122 Palmgrean, Sam . . . 11,36, 65,88 Pelser, Terri . . . 115,122 Pence, Kirk . . . 115,118,120, 121 Pence, Lenise . . . 10,43,44, 57, 58,64,66,72 Phillips, Terry . . . 103 Pickens, Lynne . . . 115,119, 121 122 Piner, Slden . . . 115,118, 120,121 Preedy, Gary ... 16, 36, 60, 65,70 Preedy, Nancy . . . 6,7,14, 15,18,22, 26,31,32,52,53,62, 64,65,66, 68,69, 72, 78, 89, 92 R Rangel, Danny . . . 43,56 Reimer, Alvin . . . 6,16,43, 56,57,58, 64 Reimer, Clavin . . . 37,64 Reimer, Everett . . . 115,121, 122 Reimer, Kenneth . . . 49,64, 70 Rivas, Patricia ... 116 Robinson, Billy . . . 11,40,43 Robinson, Bobby . . . 43,56 Robinson, Debby . . . 36,64, 66 Robinson, Linda . . . 116,118, 121 Rodriquez, Patricia ... 115 Rodriquez, Roger ... 22 Rodriquez, Ruben ... 116 Rogers, Elizabeth ... 116 Rogers, Kim . . . 47,49 Rogers, Sarah . . . 10,36,44, 56,58,59,64,66,68,69 Rollins, Bill ... 115 Rollins, Jim . . . 6,7,8,11, 13,18, 22, 25, 31,57,58, 59,65, 67, 69, 72,91,92,94 Rollins, Kathy . . . 9,14,16, 46,49,64,66,87 Rollins, Mike ... 36 Rooney, Ardith . . . 6,7,9, 10,14,15,16,23,26,30,52,53, 62,64,65,66,67,69,91,94,95 Rooney, Roxann . . . 49,64, 66,82 S Sampaon, Gary . . . 116,118, 121 Schreibvogel, Kim . . . 37,59, 64,66,70,71 Schreibvogel, Ray ... 115 Schwertfeger, Alan . . . 116, 121,122 Sharp, John . . . 37,38,56 Shepard, Cedil . . . 115,118, 120,121 Shepard, Marla . . • 16,19, 66 Shields, Guy . . . 104 Shirey, Cinthia ... 115 Simpson, Debbie . . . 6,7,14, 15,18,23,25,27,30,31,61,64, 65,66,68,69,71,72,75,77,91, 96 Simpson, Susan . 49,53,64,66 . . 9,14,16, Slaven, Stan . . 119,121 . 118,117, Sooby, Steve . . 102 . 18,52,90, Specht, Troy . . 53 . 12,49,52, Specht, Renee . 64,66,67, 72,76 . . 40,43,56, Sprunger, Aaron . 43,53,56,65 . . 6,11,16, Sprunger, Roy . 120,121,122 . . 115,118, Stalker, Brint . . 120,121,122 . 115,118, Stanley, Lewis . . . 23,68 Stanley, Sara . . . 115 Stanley, Tammy 87 . . . 37,66, Stapp, Gary . . . 49 Stapp, Karen . . 121,122 . 115,119, Sturgeon, Troy . 40,43,65 . . 6,11,16, Sutherland, Pat . T . . 23,62 Taton, Steven . 122 . . 115,118, Taton, Cynthia . 64,66 . . 49,53, Tatro, Randy . . 120,121 . 115,118, Tatro, Ruth . . 64,75 . 9,14,37,56, Taylor, Iola . . . 16,49 Tien, Dung Do . . . 23,92 Trail, John . . . 100 14,40,98, Trevino, A1 . . . 115 Trevino, Amalia . . . 116 Trevino, Arturo . . . 115 Tuong, Ha Do . . . 23,92 Tuong, Son Do . 72 U . . 16,41, Ungles, Carlene ... 46,100 Ungles, Debra . . . 14,16,46, 49,53,64,66,67,87 Utne, Svein . . . 6,16,24,30, 84 V Vladez, Josie . . . 115,117 W Whittle, Angela . . . 49,56 Wilson, Carl . . . 34,62,101 Wolter, Jacquelyn ... 115, 117 Wolter, John . . . 37,70,87 Wood, Dana . . . 86,103 Yanke, Basil . . . 116,118, 120,121,122 Young, Clark . . . 16,37,58, 59,61,72 Young, Scott . . . 6,7,16,37, 55,56,64,65, 70, 82,95 135 This concludes the 1976 Chieftain and this school year. To those who purchased or even glanced through this ann- ual, I hope you can understand the amount of effort that went into its completion. We offer our apology to those who feel they didn't get equal coverage. We tried not to slight anybody, but because of limited time, money, and page space it was impossible. Once again we would like to thank everyone that made this annual possible. Mary McGowan--Sponsor Ardith Rooney—Editor Jim Rollins—Editor ■“ - . ■