Satanta High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Satanta, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1977 volume:

1977 Chieftain Volume 23 _ Satanta High School Satanta, Kansas 67870 - x £ 2 r (V 4 «r cd • 283 «•?? r ® rO(N •28!; r� •55 4 «2SS 0 in a D 1 1 O m z o 1 o m Q z o 2 • Q Z O in ■ •5382 - ® 2 ? « ® r- (M ft .. c - 53 oo CV2 CO CO CV2 O- CV2 C 2 • CO lO CV2 oo LO C 2 CO C 2 CO cv? A Step into Time. What really is time? How is time measured? Where is its beginning and end? This annual doesn't try to answer these questions; its purpose is to serve as a record of the 1976-1977 school year, an important period of time. This is a book of some of the happenings, of some of the good times, and of some of the memories that occured. We, t —■ Jhe editors, hope tho ygu will enjoy the tilne O that you spend loo klo'gt'h rough and reading this yearbook. We hope it will portray for you a certain period of time that is now past. CO ■ £ 2 LO c ? OS Table Of Contents Gary Meier, senior class presi- dent, is giving a speech at Prom. 2. Pride Brown is dis- playing his unique talent. 3. S.H.S. professional chess play- ers include Wayne Evans, Jim- my Baker, and Donnie Fisher. 3 1. Clark Young mastered the sewing machine and made himself a goose-down jacket. 2. Mike Morton is trying to decide whether to look at the camera or read his west- ern. 3. Gary Preedy, Scott Young, and Danny Alexander are spreading cement near the new vo-ag building. 4 ATHLETICS Number Of Students In Track Increases The boys in track were, FROM L. TO R., 1ST ROW, T. Sturgeon, J. Birkes, M. McDonald, L. Ward, D. Hae- gert, A. Sprunger. 2ND ROW, K. Reimer, R. Kelling, J. Baker, B. Brasuell, D. Alexander, D. Irvin, D. Claw- son, R. Lucas. 3RD ROW, Coach Meehan, K. Connor, C. Reimer, C. Moody, T. Foster, D. Haegert, T. Anthony, A. Reimer. 6 ABOVE: Bob Doris was the only per- son out for cross country. RIGHT: Tod Anthony is really clearing the pole vault. FAR RIGHT: Which one is Kathy Rollins? Those girls out for track included, FROM L. TO R. , 1ST ROW, B. Doris, manager, B. Miller, B. Helton, K. Rollins, D. Mclver. 2ND ROW, D, Kelling, J. Dietz, D. Johnson, D. Ungles, D. Dennis, L. Carroll. Indians Have New Coaches This year's varsity basketball team included, FROM L. TO R. : Coach Troutt, R. Waggoner, T. Anthony, J. Birkes, T. Sturgeon, V. Anthony, D. Haegert, D. Alexander, A. Sprunger, S. Palmgren, M. McDonald, and Coach Obermeyer. The basketball team faced a tough sea- son this year, but they worked hard to make it worthwhile. Some adjustments had to be made. All of the starters were new this year, and the team had new coaches, Mr. Troutt and Mr. Ober- meyer. The team worked together; each player had to do his own part. There were several high-point men who were Jim Birkes, Von Anthony, Danny Alex- ander, and Todd Nance. The Indians averaged forty-nine points a game, and the underclassmen hope to improve this record next year. B - team basketball players were, FROM L. TO R., 1ST ROW, B. Kendall, M. McDonald, R. Waggoner, K. Borger. 2ND ROW, I. Mo- rales, T. Sturgeon, Coach Obermeyer, T. Foster, J. Hankins. 3RD ROW, J. Baker, A. Sprunger. 7 Freshmen basketball team, L. TOR., 1ST ROW, J. Hale, A. Baker, D. Clawson, D. Irvin, T. Meier, G. Haddi- can, B. Yanke. 2ND ROW, Coach Troutt, D. Alexander, D. Haegert, C. Moody, K. Connor, R. Lucas. Season’s Record Satar.ta Opponent Meade 42 75 Sublette 46 64 Holcomb 52 73 Lakin 36 56 SW Heights 41 82 Montezuma 38 54 Hugoton 47 51 Holcomb 57 63 Moscow 54 64 Syracuse 49 62 Ingalls Elkhart 63 59 45 46 Deerfield 43 48 Johnson 51 64 Cimarron 38 76 Tribune 62 96 Danny Alexander is going up for two points in a tough game against Syracuse. These four seniors supplied necessary leader- ship for this years squad. Because they worked hard and didn't give up when they played tough teams, they were fine examples to others on the squad. As is nearly always the case, these four players will be missed on next years team, but those coming up are prepared to take over the responsibility. Von Anthony Jimmy Birkes r The basketball cheerleaders were, FROM L. TO R. , Rox- Ann Rooney, Lenise Pence, Sarah Rogers, and Dena Hill. Danny Alexander Sam Palmgren Nights Are Forever Shawn Rrey, senior Kathy Rollins, sophomore 10 Amalia Trevino, freshman Donna Johnson, freshman The Pep Club was in charge of the 1977 Miss School Spirit which was Friday, February 11. The theme chosen was Nights Are Forever. The Pep Club nominated several girls, and the five that had earned the most points during the year were the candidates. The whole school voted on the queen. There were two freshman candidates this year who were Amalia Trevino, escorted by Sam Palmgren, and Donna Johnson, escorted by Tod Anthony. Ka- thy Rollins was the sophomore candidate, and Jimmy Birkes escorted her. Dirk Haegert escorted Angie Carroll, the junior candidate. The senior candidate was Shawn Frey whose escort was Danny Alexander. Von Anthony escorted the flower girl, Brandy Waggoner, and the crown bearer, Jason Palmgren. Von also had the honors of crowning the 1977 Miss School Spirit, Angie Carroll. Angie Carroll was active in Kayettes, Stuco, and band. She also was a class officer. Underclassmen Gain Experience In Basketball For Next Year The girls had a win-loss record of 11-5 in regular games this season. They outscored their opponents by 109 points. It was a season of experience for the underclassmen. Billie Helton, junior, scored the most points and averaged eleven points a game. Diane Dennis, sophomore, was next, averaging ten points a game. Because of Shawn Frey's leg injury, which kept her from playing most of the season, the team suffered, but they still had a successful sea- son. 1ST ROW, L. TOR., B. Helton, D. Ungles, D. Dennis, T. Limon, S. Simpson, R. Birkes, B. Doris, manager. 2ND ROW, Coach Trail, J. Dietz, L. Carroll, R. Tatro, D. Brown, S. Frey, D. Mclver, K. Rollins, S. Buchan- an, manager. Season’s Record Satanta Opponents Meade 39 33 Sublette 49 21 Holcomb 64 26 La kin 25 26 SW Heights 38 39 Montezuma 45 15 Hugoton Holcomb 45 40 43 27 Moscow 39 26 Syracuse 35 41 Ingalls Elkhart 53 34 50 30 Deerfield 40 37 Johnson 38 59 Cimarron 49 69 Tribune 40 28 12 Ruth and Shawn were the only seniors playing this season. Shawn was out most of the season with a leg injury. Her absence was felt by all. Ruth provided leadership for the team, and she was the team captain for nearly all of the games. These girls were examples to the rest of the squad in sportsmanship and hard work. 13 Ruth Tatro Shawn Frey It Was A Season Of Building The 1976-1977 football season was one of building. After coming off of a losing season last year, it was decided that the younger teammates should get a chance to play. The whole year was played with a freshman quarterback. With only six seniors graduating, the Indians are looking to an experienced team next year. Dennis Meehan was the head football coach, and George Troutt and Dean Obermeyer were his assistants. The cheerleaders, Pep Club, and townspeople should be thanked for they supported the team even though Satanta had a losing season. Football players were, FROM L. TO R., 1ST ROW, B. Kendall, R. Lucas, D. Clawson, R. Wag- goner, D. Irvin, D. Waggoner, D. Alexander, A. Baker, K. Borger. 2ND ROW, T. Foster, C. Moody, T. Nance, G. Preedy, L. Miller, J. Baker, J. Birkes, K. Rogers, D. Fisher. 3RD ROW, J. Frey, S. Young, D. Haegert, D. Haegert, D. Alexander, A. Sprunger, T. Sturgeon, C. Young. The varsity football cheerleaders were, FROM L. TO R. , 1ST ROW, Billie Helton and Dar- lene Brown. 2ND ROW, Debra Ungles and Rhonda Keener. 14 These five seniors plus Donnie Fisher, who is not pictured, provided leader- ship and were examples to the rest of the team. Because of the losing sea- son, their job was extra tough. These players weren't quitters but continued to work and display spirit and sports- manship. Scott Young Danny Alexander 15 Photographs And Memories 1. Fia, our foreign exchange student from Sweden, was active in volleyball, Pep Club, and Kayettes. 2. Donnie bestows the traditional kiss as little Jeremy looks on. 3. Melissa Hughan was the flower girl, and Jeremy Lee was the crown bearer. 16 Angie Carroll, junior The students at S.H. S. were kept busy during the week of Homecoming. Cheerleaders and Student Council were in charge of the activities which included various dress-up days, games in the gym, a Homecoming Parade, and a Miss Pretty Legs Contest. Winners of the float competition were the sophomore class in the class division and the Kay- ettes in the organizational division. Debra Ungles, sopho- more, won the Miss Pretty Legs Contest. Candidates for Homecoming were Lori Carroll, freshman, escorted by Clark Young; RoxAnn Rooney, sophomore, escorted by Gary Preedy; Angie Carroll, junior, escorted by Danny Alexander; and Ingrid-Marie (Fia) Isendahl, senior, escorted by Jimmy Birkes. Don Fisher was elected Homecom- ing King, and he escorted the flower girl, Melissa Hughan, and the crown bearer, Jeremy Lee. Fia was crowned the 1976 Homecoming Queen. RoxAnn Rooney, sophomore Lori Carroll, freshman 17 Season’s Record Santanta Opponets Elkhart 0 40 Syracuse Hugoton 0 8 7 31 Jetmore 6 40 Johnson 0 30 Tribune 8 46 Lakin 0 20 Sublette 0 34 Holcomb 0 35 Coach Meehan watches the performance of his team while Assistant Coach Troutt checks the stats. The freshmen cheerleaders were, from L. To R. : Dana Mclver, Julie Dietz, Stacey Lightcap, and Lori Carroll. They cheered for freshman bas- ketball and Jv football. 18 Girls Volleyball Has Three Teams Season’s Record Santanta IS-15 Montezuma Opponent 13-13 won 3-4 La kin 15-15 lost 4-8 Hugoton Elkhart 15-15 lost 7-15-15 15-9-13 won 15-15 Deerfeild 4-6 won 15-16 Moscow 9-14 won 11-16-15 La kin 15-14-5 won 16-11-6 Vilas 14-15-15 lost 7-3 Elkhart 15-15 lost 11-15-15 Montezuma 15-6-10 won 6-10 Hugoton 15-15 lost 12-16-16 Ensign 15-14-10 won 3-7 Skyline 15-15 lost The members of this year's A team volleyball squad were, From L. To R.: 1st Row, S. Rogers, R. Tatro. 2nd Row, Coach John Trail, S. Frey, D. Dennis B. Helton, and S. Simpson. The girls volleyball team ended their season at the re- gional tournaments held at Montezuma. They finished the season with a 7-6 win-loss record. Because of the great number of girls who participated, a third team was organized this year. This made it possible for more girls to gain experience that will be valuable in the coming years. This year's B team was, 1st Row, L. Waggoner, D. Ungles, K. Rollins. 2nd Row, D. Brown, J. Dietz, and L. Pence. 19 Senior Leadership Six fine seniors led the volleyball squad this year. They led the team with their experience and ability. Although these girls will be missed, there are some fine underclassmen that have the potential to lead the team next year. Members of C team volleyball were, FROM L. TOR.: 1ST ROW, D. Hel- ling, R. Rooney, S. lightcap. 2ND ROW, C. Taton, B. Miller. 3RD ROW, Coach John Trail, D. Mclver, L. Carroll, J. Lucas, R. Specht, and Fia. Shawn Frey Ruth Tatro Linda Waggoner Sarah Rogers Fia Jill Lucas 20 CLASSES Seniors Look Toward Future The senior class members have had a busy year participating in activities and sports. Many decisions had to be made as graduation drew close. The class chose school colors, green and gold, as their graduation colors. Major events included getting senior pictures, buying senior keys, signing memory books, and sending graduation announcements. Now the class members are looking forward toward their future plans. Class officers L. To R.: Gary Meier, President; Dena Hill, Secre- tary; Danny Alexander, Vice-President. Paul Moore, not pictured. Mr. McGowan, Sponsor Mr. Wilson, Sponsor The senior class chose Danny Alexander and Dena Hill as their class favorites. 22 Calvin Reimer Kim Schreibvogel Clark Young Debby Robinson Jimmy Birkes Von Anthony Shawn Frey Steve Hornsby Sandra is showing off her new sunsuit. Jill H. says, Look, Mora, I'm smiling for this picture, too. Shawn Frey's first step without her raa, raa. I bet you say that to all the OH, Dad, not now, pleads girls. says Sarah. Brenda. 24 Steve receives a call from one of his many girlfriends. What comes after Hut-1, Santa, is that really you? asks Sam. yells Jill L. Giddy up horse, before they get away, says Danny. Clark says, They keep tell- ing me to look at the birdie, but I look at the chicks. Gosh, Mom, can't you hurry? squeals Bob. Don't let Wayne's tender look fool you. 25 Sarah Rogers Sam Palmgren Ruth Tatro 26 Scott Young Linda Waggoner Robert Hicks Keith O'Neal Dena Hill Jill Lucas Craig Groth Danny Alexander Debbie Dennis K % v V Ty Gary M. THINKS that he is adorable. Keith is the winner of the Rhine- WO s the wi stone Cowboy Contest. Ruth tells her mom, It's right here ! ! Calvin thinks that happiness is a new pair of overalls. Don't laugh, or I'll shoot, warns Mike H. Scott asks Craig, Why did you give me the sour one? With his gun, Gary P. is ready for anything Is it all right if I pet the puppy? Von says, Look at my new hat! asks Linda. Dena asks brother Tim, What are we stop- ping for? Look, Mom, I have FOUR teeth, says Fia. 29 Debbie D. says, I sure am tired of blowing up all those balloons! Paul Moore Mike Haddican Shawn Hayden Ivan Brasuell Gary Preedy Boyd Juel Wayne Evans Bob Fillpot Lifestyle Is Very Different For Fia How many teenagers do not dream of coming to an exciting place in a foreign country? The organization ISPS (International Student Placement Service) made this dream come true for me and twenty-five other students from Europe and Japan. However, I think I am extremely fortunate to have been placed in a community with a cul- ture and lifestyle that are so different from my home in Angelholw, Sweden. The experience of learning to know people from a different part of the world, and be- coming familiar with the intimacy of a small school, like SHS, has broadened my views tremendously. The most difficult thing with trying to understand a different way of living is to accept and respect other peoples views and beliefs without wiping out your own standpoints. What I have enjoyed most during my stay here is probably the American food. At least I did so during the first semester (second semester I spent trying to loose weight). Finally, I want to thank all the kind people that have made my year here so valuable to me; the staff at SHS for example. Special thanks to the Kayettes, which sponsored my stay here by paying tuition-fees, my senior pictures, and my class ring. I also want to thank my terrific host-families, the Rooney's and the Frey's for making me feel more than welcome. Thank you all for having put up with me and making my year to be what it has been. Fia-the exchange student of 1976 - 77 Scarves are the in thing in 1977 so Fia completes her wardrobe. It didn't take Fia long to get into the teenage custom of goofing off in the halls. 31 Senior Life S. As usual, all mouth—Becky Miller and Jill Lucas. Modeling her Easter bonnet, Debbie Dennis is in fine fashion. Sam says, I'm suppose to be taking the Robert Hicks is modeling his Easter bonnet, too, while pictures! Shawn Frey looks away and thinks, What a mess! BOTTOM RIGHT: Boyd Juel is very proud of his new hair-do. 32 No place for Shawn Hayden to go except the comer. A junior, Dirk Haegert, seems to fit in with the crazy seniors, Clark Young, Jim Birkes, and Dena Hill, during a psychology discussion. Mike Haddican hard at work solving a physics problem. Close your mouth, Bob Fillpot, or a fly might get in. BOTTOM LEFT: This silly instrument isn't going to get the best of me, says Gary Meier. 33 Juniors Enjoy A Busy Year The junior class had a busy year earning mon- ey for Prom. They sold magazines and worked in the concession stand. The theme for the Junior-Senior Prom was Color My World and was decorated with pastel colors. Angie Carroll was crowned Miss School Spirit this year. Angie also represented the class as candidate for Homecoming Queen. Adelina Trevino was Annual Queen candidate. Mrs. Haddican, Sponsor Mr. McBratney, Junior class favorites were Adelina Trevino and Danny Sponsor Waggoner. Mr. Trail, Sponsor Junior class officers were, L. TO R. Rhon- da Keener, Secretary; Wanda Keener, Re- porter; Aaron Sprung- er, Vice President; Mark McDonald, Pres- ident; Angie Carroll, Treasurer; Renee Specht, Stuco Representative. Wanda and Robin say, Hey, we're looking for the Fonz. Tod Anthony Jim Baker Angie Carroll Bob Doris Don Elkins John Frey Rick Gleason Pablo Gonzales Robin Greer Dirk Haegert 35 Is Danny Waggoner ac- tually doing something? BiU Hale Billie Helton Rhonda Keener Wanda Keener Paul Kiehne Wally Limon Marvin Love Mark McDonald Jerry Morales Todd Nance Lenise Pence 36 Danny Rangel Alvin Reimer Billy Robinson Bobby Robinson Renee Specht Aaron Sprunger Troy Sturgeon Adelina Trevino Lenise and Wanda come home smiling after winning another debate trophy. 37 Sophomores Are Use To High School Life Troy Specht and RoxAnn Rooney were chosen the sophomore class favorites. The sophomore's Annual Queen candidate, Diane Dennis, was crowned the 1977 Annual Queen. Kathy Rollins was the Miss School Spirit candidate, and RoxAnn Rooney was Home- coming Queen candidate. The members of the sophomore class were faced with big decisions concerning class rings near the end of the year. This year's class officers included, FROM L. TO R., Becky Miller, Stuco Rep- resentative; Kathy Rollins, Treasurer; Troy Specht, President; Darlene Brown, Vice-President; Debra Ungles, Stuco Representative; Susan Simpson, Secretary. 38 Kevin Borger Beverly Brown Darlene Brown Sheri Claar Marilyn Clawson Kathy Daily Troy Daniels Diane Dennis Connie Fillpot Troy Foster Calvin Fraser Jeff Hankins 39 Rodney, Brad, and Kevin, the three chess pros, are at it again. Gary Stapp, FRONT, Is- rael Morales, LEFT, and Jeff Hankins, FAR RIGHT, struggle over a practice set in general business. Rodney Kelling Brad Kendall Julie Kells Terrie Liraon Becky Miller Lloyd Miller Israel Morales Michael Morton Mike Owings Kenneth Reimer Kim Rogers Kathy Rollins RoxAnn Rooney Marla Shepard 40 tVCly, f t C t' v m Itcci; 0 uu. C C C i . tC C'4 tvliv I tkVtv I titt 1. I t- . ’••• wiviv £ {'«« Cvcw V ■ ' « • I • i - rt- «dlr3 Now, where did you get all those beer cans, Diane?! Susan Simpson Troy Specht Gary Stapp Cynthia Taton Debra Ungles Rick Waggoner Don Ward Dannie White 41 Kevin and Becky have sparkling eyes when they bring home their first lst-place debate trophy and medals. New Faces At S.H.S. The freshmen have had an exciting year adjusting to high school life. Lori Carroll represented the class as Homecoming Queen candidate. Two fresh- men were Miss School Spirit candidates, Donna Johnson and Amalia Trevino. Ida Garza was the Annual Queen candidate. The class ended the year with a bake sale. Mr. McCarty, Sponsor Mr. Meehan, Sponsor Mr. Obermeyer, Sponsor Freshman class officers were, L. TO R. Darin Haegert, Vice President; Terry Meier, Stuco Representative; Lori Carroll, President; Dana Mclver, Secretary-Treasurer; Kev- in Connor, Stuco Representative; Stacey Iightcap, Reporter. Freshmen class favorites were Darin Haegert and Stacey Lightcap. 42 Freshmen, Stacey, Lori, and Dana (BACK TURNED), enjoy goofing off during lunch time. Darren Alexander Alfred Baker Raylene Birkes Kevin Caddick Lori Carroll Dan Clawson Kevin Connor Julie Dietz Ida Garza Greg Haddican Darin Haegert 43 Jeff Hale Willie Heskett Donnie Irvin Donna Johnson Dianna Kelling Stacey Lighteap John love Randy Lucas Dana Mclver Terry Meier Julie, were you ever told that chairs were made to sit on, not tables? 44 Which gave you the headache, Amalia, the science problem or Donna? Chad Moody Gloria Morales Doug Oiler Kirk Pence Alan Schwertfeger Amalia Trevino Larry Ward Basil Yanke 45 1. The freshmen boys must be finding science a little bit interesting. 2. Robert and Gary find that they are right at home in vo-ag. 3. Renee is so proud that she has finally learned how to blow bubbles that she practices all the time. 4. Fia, is your camera giving you a hard time? 5. Ade- lina, are you trying to be like Dorothy Hamil by starting your own short and sassy hair style? i 46 ORGANIZATIONS Mr. McCarty Brings New Ideas Mr. McCarty was the new band director Darlene Brown, drum majorette, di- at S. H. S. rected the marching band. This year's band members included, L. TOR.; 1ST ROW, B. Helton, D. Dennis, R. Rooney, R. Keener, D. Mclver, K. Rollins, B. Miller, D. Brown. 2ND ROW, W. Keener, M. Clawson, K. Schreibvogel, L. Pence, A. Sprunger, C. Taton, D. Ungles, B. Kendall, S. Simpson, C. Young. 3RD ROW, D. Barr, D. Kelling, L. Car- roll, S. Lightcap, S. Frey, R. Gleason, R. Kelling, D. Clawson, D. Alexander, M. McDonald, D. Alexander, T. Specht, K. O'Neal, A. Carroll, T. Foster, D. Haegert, K. Borger, S. Young. 4THROW, J. Baker, B. Bras- uell, G. Meier, A. Schwertfeger. IN FRONT, BACK TURNED, Mr. McCarty. Not pictured: D. Qkins, B. Yanke. And Provides New Leadership “Totem Pole was the name given to the stage band. Its members enjoyed themselves as they dressed in their work clothes for this pic- ture. 1ST ROW, SITTING; Mari- lyn Clawson, piano; Rick Gleason, trumpet; Stacey Lightcap, alto sax; Debra Ungles, alto sax; 2ND ROW, SITTING; Basil Yanke, percussion; Troy Foster, baritone; Dirk Haegert, baritone; Darren Alexander, trumpet; 3RD ROW, SITTING; Gary Meier, drums; Dan Clawson, trumpet; ALL THOSE STANDING; Bob Brasuell, guitar; Cynthia Taton, tenor sax; Mark McDonald, bass; Keith O'Neal, trumpet; Scott Young, trombone; Aaron Sprunger, bari sax; Danny Alexander, trumpet; Not pictured: Susan Simpson, tenor sax. This year's band officers were, 1ST ROW, Lenise Pence, Reporter. 2ND ROW, Stacey Lightcap, Equip- ment Manager; Shawn Frey, Secretary-Treasurer. 3RD ROW, Gary Meier, Vice-President; Danny Alexander, President. League And State FROM L. TO R. , Bob Brasuell, Alan Schwertfeger, Jimmy Baker, and Gary Meier made up the percussion quartet which received a I rating at state contest. Clarinet choir got I ratings at both league and state. Its members were, FROM L TO R. , 1ST ROW, D. Dennis, B. Helton, L. Pence, K. Schreibvogel, W. Keener. 2ND ROW, D. Barr, D. Kelling, L. Carroll, S. Lightcap, M. Clawson, C. Young. 50 LEAGUE RATINGS Mark McDonald, trumpet, III Billie Helton, clarinet, II Darlene Brown, flute, II Cynthia Taton, tenor sax, II Clarinet Choir, I Flute Trio, II Mozart Flute Trio, II Saxophone Quartet, II Band, I, I, H STATE RATINGS Mark McDonald, trumpet, I Billie Helton, clarinet, II Darlene Brown, flute, II Cynthia Taton, tenor sax, I Keith OfNeal, trumpet, II Dan Clawson, trumpet, III Sax Quartet, II Brass Sextet, I Clarinet Choir, I Clarinet Quartet, II Percussion Quartet, I Flute Trio, II Band, I, H, II Cynthia Taton received a I rating on her saxophone solo at state. Mark McDonald also re- ceived a I rating at state on his trumpet solo. BELOW are members of Brass Sextet. 1ST ROW, Dirk Haegert, Troy Foster. 2ND ROW, Angie Carroll, Dan- ny Alexander, Mark McDonald, and Dan Clawson. Music Ratings Activity Choir was new this year. The members were, FROM L. TO R. , 1ST ROW, M. Shepard, R. Greer, D. Hill, B. Miller, T. Nance, A. Sprunger, A. Reimer, M. Clawson, C. Taton. 2ND ROW, M. Owings, J. Garcia, K. Daily, R. Keener, J. Lucas, J. Alexander, S. Rogers, D. Dennis, R. Rooney. 3RD ROW, R. Specht, W. Keener, C. Young, J. Birkes, B. Brasuell, D. Alexander, J. Hull, T. Limon. state competition on a vocal Five of the seven soloist were, FROM L. TO R., Aaron solo. Sprunger, Kathy Daily, Renee Specht, RoxAnn Rooney, and Alvin Reimer. STATE RATINGS LEAGUE RATINGS Aaron Sprunger, baritone, I- Renee Specht, soprano, 11+ Kathy Daily, soprano, 11+ RoxAnn Rooney, alto, 11+ Scott Young, baritone, 11+ Alvin Reimer, tenor, II- Iola Taylor, soprano, III Mixed Chorus, II—, III+, III Renee Specht, soprano, I Kathy Daily, soprano, II RoxAnn Rooney, alto, II Alvin Reimer, tenor, III Mixed Chorus, II, II, III 51 Activity Choir Is Added To Choral Department The high school choir sang for graduation exercises. The members were, FROM L. TO R., 1ST ROW, R. Greer, D. Hill, B. Miller, A. Sprunger, B. Robinson, A. Reimer, M. Owings, M. Clawson, C. Taton. 2ND ROW, R. Specht, I. Taylor, J. Lucas, S. Rogers, R. Rooney, D. Dennis. 3RD ROW, J. Garcia, M. Shepard, C. Fillpot, C. Young, S. Young, B. Brasuell, T. Limon, J. Hull, R. Tatro. Mrs. McCarty directed, and Mrs. Gaila Ross accompanied. Not pictured: D. Alexander, J. Alexander, J. Birkes, K. Caddick, K. Daily, I. Garza, D. John- son, R. Keener, W. Keener, S. Lightcap, T. Nance, K. Pence, A. Trevino, D. Ward. Activity chorus was a new addition to the vocal department at S. H. S. this year. Created in the spring semester, it consisted of students from 6th hour chorus class and other interested singers. Activity chorus and 6th hour chorus were combined for league and state festivals, the Spring Concert, and the Pops Concert. Other activities in which the choir and soloists participated were the Christmas Concert and performances for sev- eral local organizations. They also traveled to Garden City for a workshop with Mr. Carol Anderson. Accompanist for both groups this year was Mrs. Gaila Ross. Cynthia Taton and Marilyn Clawson also provided piano accompaniment for activity choir, and Bob Brasuell accompanied pop tunes on electric and acoustic guitars. The choral department has completed a successful year and should continue to grow and develop next year. Debate Season Stopped At Regionals This year's debate team included, FROM L. TO R., 1ST ROW, B. Juel, W. Keener, S. Rogers, L. Pence, C. Taton, C. Young, 2ND ROW, B. Kendall, B. Miller, R. Specht, M. Clawson, K. Borger. The debate teams traveled to several places for tournaments and did very well. There were many novice debaters this year, and from their record it is clear that they will have much potential to offer in coming years. The debat- ers didn't quite make it to state but finished their season at regional tournaments. Hays ...........................Wanda Keener.......................2nd place Lenise Pence Garden City ....................Paul Moore...............................5th place Clark Young Leoti - Novice .................Brad Kendall.............................5th place Kevin Borger Lakin - Novice .................Marilyn Clawson....................2nd place Cynthia Taton ................................Brad Kendall.............................3rd place Kevin Borger Lakin - Open ...................Paul Moore.........................2nd place Clark Young ................................Boyd Juel..........................4th place Sarah Rogers Coldwater ......................Wanda Keener.......................4th place Lenise Pence Johnson - Novice ............... Becky Miller............................1st place Kevin Borger ................................Sarah Rogers.......................4th place Renee Specht Greensburg .....................Boyd Juel..........................2nd place Paul Moore Wanda Keener Clark Young ................................Lenise Pence.......................3rd place Brad Kendall Pratt ..........................Clark Young..............................1st place Paul Moore 53 Special Groups From Debate And Forensics Each of these forensic students received a I rating at state. 1ST ROW, R. Specht, C. Young. 2ND ROW, D. Brown, B. Helton, D. Ungles. 3RD ROW, B. Juel, M. Clawson, C. Taton, B. Miller. The Regional Debate Team consisted of, FROM R. TO L. SITTING, B. Kendall, L. Pence. STANDING, C. Young, W. Keener, B. Juel, P. Moore. Billie Helton and Boyd Juel par- ticipated in the one-act play. This received a II rating at regionals. Clark Young was the out- standing experienced de- bater, and Brad Kendall was the outstanding novice debater. 54 Forensics Has An Outstanding Season Those students participating in forensics included, FROM L. TO R., 1ST ROW, R. Greer, B. Juel, D. Ungles, D. Brown, S. Frey, Fia, C. Taton. 2ND ROW, B. Kendall, K. Borger, R. Specht, M. Clawson. 3RD ROW, C. Young, K. Rollins, B. Helton, B. Miller, D. Haegert. Regional Original Oration Brad Kendall Cynthia Taton I Duet Acting Debra Ungles Darlene Brown Boyd Juel 1 Billie Helton I Informative Marilyn Clawson Kevin Borger II Improvised Duet Brad Kendall 1 Kevin Borger Dirk Haegert Clark Young II Billie Helton Boyd Juel Dramatic Interp. Becky Miller 1 Shawn Frey II Prose Robin Greer Kathy Rollins 11 Extemp. Speaking Paul Moore II Clark Young One-Act Play Billie Helton II Boyd Juel II Poetry Renee Specht Fia Isendahl 1 Clark Young State II 1 I 1 II II 1 + The people in forensics did a good job this year. At Garden City they placed 2nd in sweepstakes, at Tri- bune they placed 2nd in sweepstakes, and at Hi-Plains League they placed 1st in sweepstakes. Twelve of the forensics students made it to state which shows that they spent a lot of time and work on their selections. II II I I I II I 1 I 55 Nona (Becky), Marcella (Shawn), and Sylvia (Sarah) are having a little chat in the gift shop. Marcella has decided to hire a female wrestler for her gym classes. Cliff (Kevin) is trying to get up enough courage to ask Mable (Billie) for a date. Mable (Billie) is ordering around Eddie (Gary). 56 “Stranger In The Night” This year the all school play was put on two nights and was a good suc- cess. Mr. Laas directed this comedy-mystery. It was funny as well as suspenseful. CAST: Sylvia Lee ............................. Mable Crane ............................ Grant Terry ............................ I. T. Rutledge ......................... Velda Stevens .......................... Clifford Newkirk ....................... Nona Pollard ........................... Eddie Beach ............................ Rose Jordon ............................ Sam Fisk................................ Marcella Bender ........................ Sandra King ............................ . Sarah Rogers . Billie Helton . Clark Young .... Boyd Juel .... Dena Hill Kevin Connor . Becky Miller .. Gary Preedy .. Fia Isendahl Sam Palmgren .. Shawn Frey .. Robin Greer Mable (Billie), Rose (Fia), Grant (Clark), and Sylvia (Sarah) are try- ing to figure out the mystery. CREW: Student E irector Make-up ......... Props Prompters Advertising Stage Construction .. Renee Specht ......Mrs. Laas Kathy Rollins Darlene Brown Cynthia Taton Marilyn Clawson RoxAnn Rooney Susan Simpson Mike Owings Cynthia Taton RoxAnn Rooney Susan Simpson Rick Gleason Boyd Juel Darlene Brown Boyd Juel Clark Young 1 Mable (Billie) is watching while Nona (Becky) is sweet-talking Eddie (Gary). 57 Pep Club Has New Sponsor Pep club members were: 1ST ROW, L. TOR., D. Ungles, S. Rogers, ). Lucas, S. Frey, K. Schreib- vogal, D. Hill, R. Rooney, D. Mclver. 2ND ROW: D. Brown, R. Specht, A. Carroll, A. Trevino, K. Rollins, D. Johnson, I. Garza, A. Trevino, D. Harmon, L. Carroll. 3RD ROW, R. Keener, S. Simpson, C. Taton, M. Clawson, B. Miller, D. Kelling, D. Dennis, W. Keener, R. Greer, S. Lightcap. 4TH ROW, B. Helton, J. Hull, J. Alexander, D. Dennis, T. Limon, R. Birkes, Fia, J. Dietz. 5TH ROW: A. Reimer, K. Reimer, C. Reimer, A. Baker. Not pictured: D. Alexander, R. Lucas, J. Frey, L. Pence, D. Wright, D. Robinson, J. Baker, M. Owings, T. Specht, C. Young, J. Love. Miss Stevens, the art teacher, was the new sponsor for Pep club this year. Green and gold hats and T-shirts were the new uniform. Dur- ing basketball season, Pep club was in charge of Miss School Spirit. The members did a good job of backing the S.H.S. teams. Pep club board members were: SITTING, L. TO R., K. Schreib- vogal, S. Frey. STANDING, R. Rooney, D. Hill, B. Helton, S. Robers, A. Carroll, D. Brown, D. Ungles, R. Keener, J. Lucas, 58 M. Clawson. Many Athletes Joined Letter Club The Letter Club members were: 1ST ROW, L. TO R.; J. Frey, T. Nance, C. Young, S. Young, J. Baker, T. Anthony, R. Lucas. 2ND ROW: A. Reimer, S. Rogers, D. Ungles, B. Miller, G. Preedy, B. Helton, D. Waggoner, D. Dennis, S. Simpson. 3RD ROW: D. Haegert, D. Alexander, A. Sprunger, T. Sturgeon, D. Haegert, D. Alexander, J. Birkes, S. Palmgren, M. Meehan. The Letter Club Officers were: Von Anthony, President; Billie Helton, Secretary; Troy Stur- geon, Vice-President. 59 3,000 Point Award Is Kayette Goal Kayette members were: 1ST ROW, L. TOR., B. Miller, K. Schreibvogel, W. Keener, S. Frey, R Specht, D. Dennis, D. Hill. 2ND ROW, S. Simpson, R. Keener, D. Den- nis, J. Lucas, B. Helton, L. Pence, A. Carroll, Mrs. Fort. 3RD ROW, C. Fillpot, C. Taton, Fla, D. Barr, J. Hull, R. Greer, A. Trevino. 4TH ROW, R. Rooney, M. Claw- son, A Trevino, J Alexander, D. Kelling, K. Daily. 5TH ROW, M. Shepherd, I. Taylor, J. Kells, T. Limon, K. Rollins, S. Claar, D. Brown, D. Ungles. 6TH ROW, J. Dietz, R. Birkes, D. Mclver, D. Harmon, D. Johnson, S. Lightcap, L. Carroll, I. Garza. Not pictured: D. Robinson, S. Rogers, B. Doris, S. Buchanan, R. Tatro. The Kayettes had a very busy year. They spent much time and work in reaching the three thousand point award. They helped with the UNICEF drive and with a drive for the Kidney Foun- dation. Other activities in- cluded a Ma, Pa, and Me Supper, a dance, and an open house for the S. H. S. staff members. Kayettes sold candy the first semester as a money raising project. The organization felt it had a successful year when the goal was met. Kayette Board members were: 1ST ROW, L. TOR., R. Specht, B. Miller, D. Hill, S. Frey, S. Simpson. 2ND ROW, J. Lucas, R. Keenei, B. Helton, L. Pence, D. Dennis, A. Carroll, K. Schreibvogel, W. Keener, D. Dennis, S. Rogers, Mrs. Fort. Not pictured: R. Tatro, D. Robinson, B. Doris. Stuco Has A Successful Year This year's Stuco members were, FROM L. TOR., 1ST ROW, S. Frey, Mr. Laas, R. Keener, A. Carroll, D. Ungles, B. Miller. 2ND ROW, C. Young, R. Specht, M. McDonald, S. Simp- son, T. Meier, K. Connor. Not pictured: D. Alexander and P. Moore. Stuco Officers were: TOP TO BOTTOM; Clark Young, President; Mark McDonald, Vice-Presi- dent; Angie Carroll, Secretary; Shawn Frey, Treasurer. The Student Council was kept busy this year spon- soring many activities for the Student Body. Stuco members made cookies for the teachers' lounge for the first day of school. Besides taking care of the football homecoming, it sponsored disc jockey dances throughout the year, held a Miss Pretty Legs Contest and a Mister Hairy Legs Contest , and sold Valograms for Valentine's Day. Everyone felt that it was a successful year. Newspaper Stays Alive For Its 24th Year The Arrowhead staff was, 1ST ROW, R. Gleason, R. Specht. 2ND ROW, S. Hayden, L. Pence, D. Barr, W. Keener, R. Greer, A. Carroll, R. Keener, J. Lucas. Renee Specht and Rick Gleason, this year's newspaper editors, attended jour- nalism camp at K-State last summer in order to gain knowledge required to produce a school newspaper properly. The newspaper staff has put out six newspapers this year. Everyone worked very hard to meet the deadlines. Al- though it was rush, rush, rush all the time, we feel that we have had good experience in publishing these issues for all the high school students to read and remember. 62 The Arrowhead editors for 1976-77 were Rick Gleason and Renee Specht. 23rd Year For Satanta Chieftain The students on the CHIEFTAIN staff were, FROM L. TO R., 1ST ROW, R. Gleason, L. Pence, S. Hayden, A. Carroll, R. Keener, 2ND ROW, D. Barr, R. Specht, D. Dennis, Mrs. McGowan, D. Hill, J. Lucas, R. Greer, and W. Keener, Putting out a yearbook takes a lot of hard work and time, but the results are worth it. This year's editors, Debbie Dennis and Dena Hill, have worked hard but realize that they have gained a unique experience that many students don't have. A special thanks is extended to Mr. and Mrs. McGowan, the photographers, and the Typing II Class because they have all played an important part in the making of this yearbook. L. TO R., Debbie Dennis, editor, Mrs. McGowan, advisor, and Dena Hill, editor. 63 Diane Dennis Was Crowned Annual Queen Diane Dennis, the sophomore candidate, was crowned the 1977 Annual Queen. She was crowned by Shawn Hayden, a member of the newspaper and yearbook staffs. The queen was selected by those who bought an annual; a vote was made for each annual bought. Other candidates included senior, Debby Robinson; junior, Adelina Trevino; and fresh- man, Ida Garza. Each class chose a candidate, and the class favorite escorted her. The escorts were Danny Alexander, senior; Danny Waggoner, junior; Troy Specht, sophomore; and Darin Haegert, freshman. Each candidate carried a blue carnation, and Diane received an arm bouquet of carnations. Debby Robinson Adelina Trevino Ida Garza 65 FFA Has A Good Second Year The FFA members included: L. TO R.j 1ST ROW, FFA Sweetheart - A. Trevino, D. Clawson T. Daniels K. Reimer, B. Yanke, K. Caddick, R. Waggoner. 2ND ROW: D. Irvin, D. Waggoner, J. Love, J. Baker ’ A. Baker, D. White, C. Fraser, M. Love, T. Anthony. 3RD ROW, R. Hicks, R. Lucas, D. Alexander S. Frey, D. Fisher, K. Schreibvogel, L. Miller, G. Preedy, B. Doris. 4TH ROW: M. Morton, G. Stapp j’. Frey, A. Spmnger, D. Alexander, S. Young, C. Moody, C. Reimer. Not pictured: T. Meier and A ’ Schwertfeger. The Satanta FFA Chapter, now in its second year, is pro- gressing rapidly. Throughout the 1976-1977 year, the FFA has participated in a number of events, such as a Green Hand Conference for all new members. Judging teams went to twelve contests around the area this year. Money raising projects this year included a spaghetti supper and fmit sale. Earlier in the year, all FFA members were taken to Hutch- inson for the Kansas State Fair. All officers went to Garden City for the District FFA Banquet. Adelina Trevino represent- ed the chapter as its Sweetheart. The school board has pur- chased five acres of land for a FFA Farm. Construction will begin during the 1977-1978 school year. The FFA Officers were, 1ST ROW: C. Fraser, Sentinel; K. Schreibvogel, Reporter. 2ND ROW: D. Alexander, President; G. Preedy, Vice-President; S. Frey, Secretary; R. Flicks, Treasurer. The members of FCA were: 1ST ROW L. TO R.; D. Clawson, A.Reimer, B. Helton, D. Hill, J. Hull, J. Baker. 2ND ROW, D. Irvin, C. Young, D. Alexander, A. Sprunger, D. Alexander, J. Birkes, Mr. Meehan. Not pictured: J. Lucas. FCA stands for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. This program was newly organized this year and was sponsored by Mr. Mee- han; not much was done as far as activities. 67 The FCA officers for 1976-1977 were, L. TO R., Jill Lucas, Secretary, Aaron Sprunger, Vice-President, Mr. Meehan, Sponsor, Danny Alexander, President. The National Honor Society Of SHS The National Honor Society members were L. TO R.; 1ST ROW; L. Pence, J. Lucas, R. Gleason, D. Dennis, B. Helton. 2ND ROW, C. Taton, M. Clawson, D. Dennis, M. McDonald, T. Nance, D. Hill, W. Keener, B. Miller, S. Ftey. 3RD ROW, G. Meier, D. Wright, R. Specht, D. Alexander, A. Carroll, C. Young, M. Haddican. The National Honor Society is an or- ganization that recognizes the outstand- ing students. The requirements for entering are citizenship, leadership qualities, signs of school pride, and high grades. The National Honor Society officers were L. TO R., Angie Carroll; President, Doug Wright; Vice President, Cynthia Taton; Secretary- Treasurer. 68 ACTIVITIES Good Times Because this was Mrs. Haddican's twenty-fifth year at Satanta, the senior class had a party in her honor and gave her a plant. PICTURED ABOVE is Mrs. Haddican, Dena Hill, and Sarah Rogers. C ( I Mark McDonald and Clark Young are Satanta High s cool dudes as is shown in their participation of 50's Day during Spirit Week. 70 Not even a broken foot stops mighty Scott from participating in track meets. At S.H.S. What on earth is in your pocket, Becky? Kim Schreibvogel and Robert Hicks seem interested. Robin Greer and Shawn Frey are waiting for their turn to be on stage at play practice. Fla is saying her play lines while Kevin Connor makes sure she Who s taking whose picture, Bill? says them word perfect. 71 Chief Satanta And His Princess This year's Chief and Princess were Tod Anthony and Billie Helton. The Satanta Chamber of Commerce selected them, and they will reign during their senior year. At right shows the changing of the feathers during the Satanta Day Parade, May 14, 1977. L. to R., Tod An- thony, Billie Helton, Debbie Dennis, and Jimmy Birkes. Jimmy and Debbie were the retiring Chief and Princess. 72 Many Received Special Sports Awards Jimmy Birkes and Ruth Tatro received the Green and Gold Awards. This award is given honoring two outstanding senior athletes. Ruth Tatro and Billie Helton made All-League Basketball. FAR LEFT: 1ST ROW, Debra Ungles, Donna Johnson. 2ND ROW, Billie Helton, Kathy Rollins, and Dana Mclver were girls that broke records in track. LEFT: Jimmy Birkes and Scott Young were also record break- ers in track. Jimmy was also the only guy to make All- League Basketball. BELOW: Danny Alexander made All- Area Football this year. 73 Outstanding Band Students Receive Awards 1 1. Darren Alexander, Danny Alexander, Gary Meier, and Jim Baker received band service awards. 2. The band voted Keith O'Neal as the most improved band student. 3. Senior band members selected Gary Meier to received the John Phillip Sousa Award. 4. Gary Meier and Mark McDonald were chosen by the band as the most outstanding band members. 74 ' «l1 - r ' 'V HP 7 '4i t ' r?: Js V 5t J - Yr: RJT f ['� - I hr a «S PUT v I I ft iJ x [i ■ t I J 1 fr : k 'm ti tik ,. PJK 1 %v .•jiy 4 0 t .«c' . fi? J.J 1 4 . « i XV V V-x n ’ V' -J r •. ► P f JT'W I A -Jr',� Danny 17 if .' i� M |.l f U� « . I 1 1A s4� s V Vr“ 4v i r ■ . • Junior-Senior Prom Colour My World was the theme for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, It was held in the City Hall on Friday, April 29, 1977; the banquet started at 6:30 p.m. A photographer was available to take pictures. The juniors spent a great deal of hard work decorating and preparing for the banquet and prom. The hall was nicely decorated with pastel colors. The memory books were dark blue and silver. The junior class president, Mark McDonald, gave the welcome. Aaron Sprunger followed with the invocation. The meal was then served by the junior fathers. It consisted of fruit cup, tossed salad, baked steak, baked potato, com, French bread, and strawberry cake with strawberry topping. Following the meal, Gary Meier gave a speech on be- half of the senior class, and Danny Alexander gave the benediction. TRAX provided the music. The group came from Topeka, Kansas. They started playing at 8:00 and finished around midnight. The fine music concluded a very exciting and enjoyable evening. 76 “Colour My World” LEFT: Prom was an evening for beautiful ladies in for- mals and well groomed men. Steve and DaLena enjoy a number on the dance floor. BELOW: Debbie Dennis and Don Fisher enjoy expressing themselves at prom. VERY BOTTOM: Band members strum a note of enter- tainment. 77 More Good Times Deb Ungles is off to a good start. Kayettes finish off the food at the open house they held for the staff. Going around the table starting AT THE LEFT: Deb Ungles, Kathy Rollins, Dar- lene Brown, Dena Hill, Shawn Frey, Becky Miller, and Renee Specht. Billie Helton and Clark Young are goofing off at play practice, as usual! This FFA team got first at district in poultry judging. FROM L. TO R. , Bill Holland, Curt Allen, Marvin Love, Jimmy Baker, and Calvin Fra- ser. (Bill and Curt were FFA mem- bers from Sublette belonging to the Satanta Chapter. ) Ruth Tatro, Susan Simpson, and Diane Dennis are playing hard in a volleyball game. 79 Graduation 1977 ... Graduation was Monday, May 23, 1977 at 8:00 in the high school gym. Keith Akins, from the Kansas High School Ac- tivities Association, was the speaker. Mr. Mark McLain, the school board president, handed out the diplomas. It was a night of mixed feelings, for while the graduates were happy about their achievements that took thirteen years, many were sad about leaving their high school days behind. The seniors were excited as they put on their caps and gowns for the final time. TOP LEFT: Debby Robinson and Shawn Frey can hardly wait until its over. TOP RIGHT: Brenda Doris is helping Sandra Buchanan zip up her gown. BOTTOM LEFT: Getting those caps on were tricky. Debbie Dennis is helping Debbie Barr. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jimmy Birkes and Craig Groth are almost ready. 80 I Guess We’ve Made It TOP PICTURES: Sarah Rogers and Jimmy Birkes, Dena Hill and Gary Meier, and Debby Robinson and Shawn Hayden are proudly marching down the aisle. LEFT: Lenise Pence and Marilyn Clawson played ‘'Pomp and Circumstance. ABOVE: Angie Carroll and Dirk Haegert were chosen by the senior class to escort them. 81 The Goal Of Excellence This year's valedictorian was Dena Hill and salutatorian was Gary Meier. They both worked hard for four years to receive their awards. Dena has been involved in Kayettes and Pep Club all four years and has served on each board for three years. She has been in Stuco, band, and PC A and was a cheerleader for three years. Last year she was a co-editor for the newspaper, and this year she was co-editor of the annual. She also was Kayette president her senior year. Gary Meier has been very active in band all throughout high school and received several band awards. He served as class president his junior and senior years. He was in Stuco two years and served on the Stuco board. Both Dena and Gary received a school service award their junior year. PICTURED BELOW: LEFT, Dena Hill-Valedictorian. RIGHT, Gary Meier-Salutatorian. Honor Seniors: (9. 5 or above for seven semes- ter and one nine-week period. ) Debbie Dennis Dena Hill Gary Meier Honor Certificates: (9. 5 or better for 1976-1977 school year. ) Sophomores: Marilyn Clawson Seniors: Juniors: Von Anthony Debbie Barr Debbie Dennis Shawn Frey Mike Haddican Dena Hill Fia Isendahl Boyd Juel Gary Meier Keith O'Neal Debby Robinson Angie Carroll Mark McDonald Todd Nance Freshmen: Becky Miller Cynthia Taton Lori Carroll Dan Clawson Kevin Connor Julie Dietz Darin Haegert Stacy Lightcap Dana Mclver Terry Meier Certificates of Scholarship: (8.0 or better for 1976-1977 school year. ) Seniors: Danny Alexander Bob Fillpot Jill Lucas Sarah Rogers Ruth T atro Clark Young Juniors: Rick Gleason Billie Helton Rhonda Keener Wanda Keener Renee Specht Doug Wright Sophomores: Freshmen: Kevin Borger Diane Dennis Brad Kendall RoxAnn Rooney Gary Stapp Alan Schwertfeger to anybody who needs more than five wills her shyness and her ability to keep her mouth shut to Donn; Boyd Jucl will if you will. Shawn Hayden wills his ability to get along with girls and his taste for good music to Lloyd Miller. Debby Robinson wills her ability to stay with just one date at prom to Billie Helton. Spccht. Wayne Evans wills his ability to tjrink to Aaron Sprunger. Danny Alexander wills his ability to stay awake while driving to Don Juan Irvin. Debbie Dennis wills her ability to get along with Mrs. McCowan to Marla Shepard and her common sense to RoxAnr Rooney. Dena Hill wills her 1966 Dodge car to the driver's education class. Debbie Barr wills her one pair of long jeans to Troy Foster and her beautiful suntan to Terrie Limon. Steve Hornsby wills his stereo system to Mrs. Haddican. Clark Young wills Dirk Haegert his good luck in football and his luck with the girls, however small that may be. Jimmy Birkes wills his aggressiveness towards everything, except school, to Troy Sturgeon and his ten-speed bike to Todd Nance so that he can go on dates. Mike Haddican wills his ability to drive fast and avoid tickets to Kevin Caddick and his manners to Kirk Pence. Brenda Doris wills her height to Mr. Obermeyer and her small feet to Diane Dennis. Don Fisher wills his ability to drive on Mrs. Haddican's lawn to anybody who has the guts to do so. Jill Lucas wills her ability to keep books to Jeff Hankins. Ruth Tatro wills her ability to stay out of trouble to Danny Waggoner. Ivan Brasuell wills his ,fRushH album to Mrs. Ungles. Cary Preedy wills his 1977 Ford XLT Ranger pick-up to Mr. Troutt. Von Antimony wills his ability to get his shop project finished to his brother. Tod Anthony. Robert Hicks wills his ability to do nothing to Mark McDonald. Jill Hull wills her freshmen buddies to Mrs. Ungles. Gary Meier wills his car to his brother, Terry, his ability to play the drums to next year's percussion section, his abil- ity to style his hair to Donald Elkins, his modesty to Todd Nance, his sanity to Mrs. Haddican, his charming personality to Becky Miller, his brains to Basil Yanke, his ability to get along with teachers to Danny Waggoner, his ability to be thirty minutes late for class and get away with it to Marilyn Clawson, and last but not least, he wills his good looks to Ronnie DeWitt. Scott Young wills his bass voice to Mike Owings. Sarah Rogers wills her ability to be first in the lunch line to Mr. Wilson, her ability to stand teasing to Becky Miller, and her ability not to be scared of dentists to RoxAnn Rooney. Bob Fillpot wills his ability to argue intelligently to Mr. Troutt. Calvin Reimer wills his ability to keep quiet in the halls to Wally Limon and Paul Kiehne. 84 After four long football seasons at Friends University, Danny Alexander is now playing defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys. In his spare time, he works on his 4,000 acre ranch in Colorado. Von Anthony, now a Certified Public Accountant, has opened his own place of business in Satanta. Von said, There is only one reason you should file with me, because I need the money. Debbie Barr and her husband, Donnie, now own and operate their own automotive parts store. Just remember, if you ever need auto parts, go to DCD. Jimmy Birkes, now a forest ranger in the Kansas Mountains, finds plenty of time to mess around with beavers. Ivan Brasuell is now a professional hitchhiker. Although he claims to be very professional and experienced, he just can't seem to make it past our neighboring town of Sublette. Sandra Buchanan and Brenda Doris have changed their occupations from cleaning bed pans to making them. Their mul- ti-million dollar company is called the Slow Bed Pan Company. Debbie Dennis has just inherited her father's chain of I. C. A. stores across the U. S. the only change she has made in the store is the name; it is now called Deb's I. C. A. Wayne Evans is now a famous actor. He fuully got his first big part in a major motion picture. The name is: The Follow-Up of Chicken Wayne. Bob Fillpot now holds the world record for men's hair length. His hair, which is over 60 feet long, doesn't permit Bob to work, but he doesn't mind it because it gives him plenty of time to finish his auto-biography, which started as a journal in his senior English Class. Don Fisher seems to be very fond of the big city of Satanta. His life style still hasn't changed from the time he got out of good old S. H. S. Since Donnie finally got his first raise at Miller Feed Yard, he has been able to rent an apartment at Jim's Lounge, right under the first pool table. Craig Groth and Linda Waggoner, now married, are instructors at Satanta High School. Craig's diesel mechanics course and Linda's cosmetology class are very much alike. It seems they both like playing in grease. Mike Haddican, a brilliant electronics instructor, has made a fabulous discovery. He has almost perfected the bionic woman. The only major problem is that she won't say yes. Shawn Hayden, now an expert brick layer, has taken over construction at the high school. The construction, which started in 1976, has been delayed due to weather, labor problems, material shortages, etc., etc., etc. We're sorry to say that Robert Hicks couldn't be with us this evening. He is still in Mf. Troutt's history room trying to pass the presidents test The latest up-date we've received from Mr. Troutt is that Robert has gotten all the way to George Washington. Only 38 to go, Robert. Kim Schreibvogel is now married and has two children. Kim and her husband arc engaged in a gigantic two acre ranch- ing operation in Texas. The ranch consists of one old sway-backed horse, 60 head of mother cows, and one sterile bull. No wonder their cow’-calf operation hasn't increased. Shawn Frey is now a P. E. major and basketball coach. She is trying to teach Kim's kids how to play basketball on crutches and tear up their knees gracefully and without much pain. Shawn has also started the first women's parapletic bas- ketball team. Dena Hill, now a missionary in the deep jungles of Africa, is trying to teach the cannibals how to read. It seems she's in a bit of a stew because she is in a pot of hot boiling water. Steve Hornsby has hardly been seen since he opened his Aerial Spraying Service. He installed the spraying rig upside down, so instead of spraying weeds he sprayed himself, got high off the fumes, and finally came down a little while ago. After many years of domestic experience, Jill Hull has gone off to Hollywood, the land of the stars, where she is doing a remake of the old T. V. comedy series, Hazel. Fia Isendahl, a world renown psychologist, is spending her time studying the psychological impact of the American Energy Shortage. In the comfort of her solar heated office in Sweden, Fia laughs over reports of cold Americans who still insist that the energy shortage doesn't exist. Boyd Juel and Clark Young are now operating in their big time law’ firm in Tice. Their office is located on the north end of main street. You can't miss it if you can find main street. Jill Lucas has accomplished much these last few' years. She gets her exercise by running back and forth from the high school to the grade school since she has taken over head cook at both places. Gary Meier is now a top executive for Great Western Sugar Company. When asked if he liked working indoors now, he said that it sure beats the heck out of driving a tractor. Keith O'Neal has now opened his own business called Shake Snack. His only problem with his business is that Mrs. Haddican stands at the front door and w-on't let anyone in. Sam Palmgren has now opened a third branch of Dean's Engine Service in Cave. His motto is: Valve job, tie rod, crank shaft, too. I keep the crank and give the shaft to you. Gary Preedy has inherited his father's farm. He spends his time slopping the cows and milking the pigs. It looks like Gary hasn't changed any. Poor guy still does things backwards. Calvin Reimer has now’ opened a barber shop in Satanta. Like it says on the window, Wear it short and let me shave it. Debby Robinson, now a long haul trucker, always makes a stop at that road house in Texas called Hamburger Dan's. She's always putting a quarter in the juke box and playing Truck Drivin' Woman. Sarah Rogers is now the president of Weight Watcher's. Even though Sarah has slimmed down quite a lot, she can still remember the good old days when Wayne Evans and Don Fisher would tease her. Mike Rollins is now a distributor for Adolf Coors Company. He's good at his job, but the customers see only empty cans. Ruth Tatro, now married, is still living at Satanta. This year she is competing for Mother of the Year. She has a sure chance of winning with 14 children and triplets on the way. We're behind you all the way, Ruth. Scott Young still is on the farm and finds little time to have any fun. He farms from sun up to sun set. 85 School Service And Citizenship Awards The School Service Awards go to four students selected by the faculty for extra service those students have given the school. This year the awards went to Bob Doris, Brenda Doris (BEHIND Mr. Moody), Wally Limon and Renee Specht. The faculty also selects two seniors, one girl and one boy, for the Citizenship Award. This award acknowl- edges the students respect for the school and com- munity. It also signifies that they are good citizens. Gary Meier and Dena Hill re- ceived this award this year. 86 FACULTY 7 Teachers Share Talents This is Mrs. Dana Haddican's twenty-fifth year at S.H.S. This year she teaches freshman and senior English and is a junior class sponsor. Mrs. Haddican holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Oklahoma College of Women at Chickasha, Oklahoma. This is Carlene Ungles' fifth year as librarian at Satanta. Along with her duties as librarian, Mrs. Ungles offers a course in library science and is a sophomore class sponsor. Mrs. Ungles obtained her bachelor's degree from Oklahoma State University. Mr. Larry Laas teaches freshman speech and coaches the debate and forensic squads. He also is the director of the all school play and is the advisor for the Student Council. Mr. Laas graduated from Fort Hays Kansas State College with a Bachelor of Arts degree. This is his third year at Satanta. Mr. C. R. McBratney is in his first year at Satanta High and is teaching sophomore and junior English. He is also a junior class sponsor. Before coming to Satanta, Mr. McBratney taught at Campo, Colorado. He received his bachelor's degree at Panhandle State University. 88 Mr. Forrest Covey teaches vocational agriculture and metal working. He is the sponsor for Future Farmers of America. Mr. Covey received a Master of Science degree from Texas A G I. This is his second year at Satant a. Mr. Carl Wilson teaches wood shop and mechanical drawing courses at S.H.S. He is a senior class spon- sor. Mr. Wilson holds a bachelor's degree from North- western State College at Alva. He has been teaching at Satanta for eleven years. This is Mrs. Patsy Fort's first year at Satanta. She is the home economics teacher and the Kayette sponsor. Mrs. Fort graduated from Fort Hays Kansas State College with a Bachelor of Science degree. Miss Denice Stevens is a new teacher at S.H.S. She is the art instructor and Pep Club advisor. She ob- tained her bachelor's degree at Fort Hays Kansas State College. 89 Mrs. Diane McCarty is the new vocal music teacher for the Satanta grade and high schools. She ob- tained a Bachelor of Music Education degree from the University of Kansas. Teachers Present Areas Of Specialty Mrs. Mary McGowan is the business education in- structor and is responsible for the CHIEFTAIN and ARROWHEAD publications. This is her second year of teaching full time at S. H. S. She holds a Bach- elor of Science degree from Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Mr. Gary McCarty is a new teacher this year. He is the band instructor for the grade and high schools. He also is the freshman class sponsor. Mr. McCarty graduated from the University of Kansas with a Bachelor of Music Education degree. Mr. Dean Obermeyer teaches Algebra I and II, geometry, and math analysis. He is the assistant basketball coach and also is a freshman class spon- sor. This is his first year at Satanta. Mr. Ober- meyer received a Bachelor of Science in Education degree from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. 90 Mr. John Trail teaches driver s education, world history, and psychology. Along with his teaching duties, Mr. Trail coaches the girls volleyball, basketball, and track teams. He is also a sponsor for the junior class. He obtained a master's degree from the Kansas State Teacher's College of Em- poria. This is his second year at Satanta. Mr. George Troutt is in his first year of teaching at Satanta High. He teaches American History and American Government and sponsors the sophomore class. Mr. Troutt was the head basketball coach and the assistant football coach. He graduated from Panhandle State University with a bachelor's degree This is Mr. Kenneth McGowan's fourth year of teaching at Satanta. He sponsors the senior class, teaches ISCS, chemistry, and physics, and has a photography class, which is new this year. Mr. McGowan and his photography class take pictures for the yearbook and newspaper. He has obtained a master's degree from the University of Oklahoma. Mr. Dennis Meehan teaches physical education and biology as well as coaches football and boys' track. He also is the sponsor for FCA and the freshman class. He graduated from St. Marys of the Plains College with a Bachelor of Arts degree. This is Mr. Meehan's second year at S. H. S. 91 Mr. Lionel Suarez is another new face at S. H. S. In the mornings, he teaches Spanish at Satanta, and in the afternoons, he teaches at Sublette. He has a B. S. degree which he obtained from Chadron State College at Chadron, Nebraska. Mr. Dale Moody is the principal for Satanta High School. He obtained a master's degree from North- ern Colorado State at Greeley. As well as his duties as principal, Mr. Moody sponsors the National Honor Society. This is Mr. Duncan Boutwell's first year at Satanta. He is the counselor for the junior high and high school. He sponsors the sophomore class and offers a course for teacher aides. Mr. Boutwell graduated from Fort Hays Kansas State College with a mas- ter's degree. Dr. Daryl Haegert is superintendent of U. S. D. 507. He holds a Doctorate degree from the University of Kansas. Dr. Haegert has had a rather busy year with all the construction work at both the grade school and the high school. 92 Fine Staff Furnishes Assistance Mark Mclver and Guy Shields were the high school custodians. This year's cooks were, FROM L. TO R. , Velma Kelling, Dar- lene Hill, and Kay Day. Each day they provided the staff and students with a good meal. Fae Anthony helped at the superintendent's Elain Kreie was very busy at the main office, office as his secretary. The eight men that made up the Board of Education were, FROM L. TO R. , Archie Roo- ney, Clint Stalker, Don Fos- ter, Mark McLain, Jim Dennis, Wesley Lucas, Garry Anthony, and Logan Sprunger. Mr. Mc- Lain served as president, and Mr. Lucas was the treasurer. 93 Teachers Participate In Spirit Week 1. Even though Coach Meehan had Beat the Jack- rabbits taped to his forehead and an artificial brain in his hand, it still wasn't enough to beat Tribune. 2. Mrs. Haddican and Mrs. Ungles have come a long way during their years at S. H. S. They dressed as twins on Twin Day. 3. Mr. Laas is right up town for 50's Day with his hair styled and his sleeves rolled up. 4. A rose among thorns. L. TOR., Debra Ungles, Mr. McGowan, and Darlene Brown. 1 94 GRADES S.G.S. Staff Members Mis. Laas, Aide Mrs. Kline, Aide Mrs. Lau, Aide Mrs. Haddican and Mr. White, Custodians Miss Reccius, Gymnastics Mrs. French, Librarian Miss Holeman, Learn- ing Disabilities Mrs. Hammerschmidt, Lunchroom Supervisor % Kindergarten Has Many New Achievements Miss Nelson Anita Baker Clark Beckett Jimmy Carroll Mireya Castillejah Andy Clawson Tommy Decker Justin Frey Denise Gabel Timmy Gorton James Gross Dustin Hoffman Junior Leyva Shelley Merz Karen Neuman Claudia Nieto Mingo Nieto Robbie Nuckolls Brian Padilla Trina Poe Christy Richardson Manuel Rios Darci Silva Shannon Slaven Bro Smith Clarissa Taton Francisco Urquida Brenda Wimer Gloria Aguillar Manuel Aguillar Dee Ann Carter Rena Crist Reene DeWitt Lonte Dillon Arselli Dominquez Eric Hale Junior Hernandez Tina Hobbs Mike Jennings Jeremy Lee Shawn Massey Darcy Mclver Desine Melton Anna Penner Bernnard Penner Lindy Piner Tamra Poe Tori Ramsey Arlo Reimer Luis Sanchez Yolanda Scholl Noelia Torres Paul Torres Sherrona Wood Marc Santala 97 First Grade Adjusts To Full Day Mrs. Slaven Richard Baker Iris Blakesly Kyle Borger Rafael Castilleja Lisa Doerfler Terena Eicher Fidel Garza, Jr. Jonny Goins Scotty Hoffman Shari Hornsby Lisa Hull Daniel Jones Donna Kreie Brian Kroth Juan Longoria Janet Murrell Deborah Nuckolls Micheal Potter Ana Rodriquez Homero Sanchez Mrs. Correll Marc Anton Brandee Blair Scott Bozarth Leonard Cochran Carrie Decker Deede Fitzgerald Jay Hammerschmidt Shari Hernandez Shanna Hill Joe Hoffman Michelle Hughan Teresa Jennings Argelia Leyva Neal Mangrum Sylvia Palamo Lacey Parton Vicky Pickens John Rangel Paula Rigney Tracy Roberts Ericka Rowton Marc Sams Catalina Torres Paul Trevino Tammy Troutt Not pictured: Raymond Valencia Michael Vanedegriffe 98 S.G.S. Is Old “Hat” For Second Graders Miss Bunyan Kelly Anthony Sally Black Delia Castilleja Rodolfo Castilleja Dyanna Farris Chancie Gross Jody Haegert Andrea Hernandez Carlos Martinez Lyle Newman Michael Painter Bertha Palomo Stanley Reimer Kay Richardson Roger Taton Carlos Torres Heidi Walker Simon Rodriquez Elisa Stalker Tina Stewart Clifford Tipton Mrs. Murrell Travis Apsley Bonnie Beckett Lisa Castilleja Sonja Cooley Karla Feezor Rudy Gonzales Michael Kelling Danean Mangan Ana Maria Martinez Travis Melton Michael Pickens Shane Potter Shelly Rhiness 99 Many Challenges Are Met By Third Grade Mr. Goldberg Belinda Beckett Lisa Caddick Stacey Davis Carrie Hoffman David Jones Greg Kelling Rick Limon Juanita Longoria Jeff Mangrum Eladio Morales Olga Torres Tamra Wheeler Mis. Shank Melissa Anthony Casey Apsley Ramon Castilleja Marsha Clymer Tracy Harlow Kay Lopez The third graders aren't camera shy. Fourth Graders See Four Teachers In One Year 1st sera. Mr. McArthur 2nd sem. Miss Schmidt Darla Alexander Stacy Anthony Patrick Blakesley Eric Bozarth Stacy Decker Cliff DeWitt Wendy Elkins Laura Kreie Rick Melton Marth Morales Taushn Nance Lori Painter Robert Palomo Carla Pence Virginia Ramsey Tom Sprenkle Olga Torres Kim Wimer Cynthia Pickens Misti Smith Tammie Stewart Terry Troutt Phillip Valdez 1st sem. Mrs. King 2nd sem. Miss Cato Tom Aquilar Anita Baker Gerry Black Mary Beth Clawson Lillian O’Connor Kurt Deaton Paula DuBois Teresa Eicher John Lawson Don Mangam Gina Miller Blanca Perez Fourth graders have a good time posing for a picture. 101 Fifth Graders Enjoy A New Activity, Band Mrs. Scott Deanna Beckett Shelly Black Tamara Brown Vicki Carroll Armida Dominquez Tony Farris Allen Freeman Sara Hammerschmidt Laura Longoria Jennie Lopez Michael Love Jerry Meier Debbie Moody Stacey Parton Twila Reimer Russell Tipton Mike Valdez Carl White Mr. Freeman Kim Blair Kristi Decker Kathy Doerfler Tammie Eicher Eric Freezor Eric Hoffman Tracy McGowan Kim Mclver Brian Merz Tim Moree Gary Pelser David Randolph Jose Rios Are some of the fifth graders day dreaming? 102 Last Year Before Junior High Mike Stapleton Vernon Tipton Felix Trevino Vicki Williamson The students in Miss Webster's room are hard at work. Mr. Shank Vicki Blankenship Amulfo Castilleja Rick DuBois Karan Frey Jan Hill Brad Ives Michelle Kelling Mike Moody Brenda Owings Jerri Pelser Brenda Prather Guadalupe Rios Bryan Selby Miss Webster Johnny Castilleja Kenby Clawson Robin Day Kevin DeWitt Steve Evans Stephanie Giles Trudy Ughtcap Tina Limon Jana Mclver Dora Morales Justine Morton Dwayne Owings Barbara Prather 103 More Outside Activities For Seventh Grade Bennie Caddick Jojo Cruz Dave Day Stephanie Deaton Neil Elkins Steve Freeman Amulfo Gonzales Randall Hicks Tobin Kelling Brian McGowan Jana Miller Judy Moody Todd Moody Jolene Owings Evan Specht Tammy Waggoner Laurie Walker Scott Wilhelm Kim Wilson Gretchen Yanke Not pictured: Mr. Rollins Mr. Hunter Del Base Kenny Brown Blanca Castilleja David Clawson Debra Fitzgerald Troy Fraser Yolanda Gonzales Roger Greer Diane Houck Sarah Keil David Lakin Laverne Lee Jose Longoria Allen Mangrum Brent Merz Danny Moree Candy Shepard Debra Valdez Gerg Whisler Tony Wimer The seventh grade clajs is absorbed in watching a film. 104 Eighth Graders Look Forward To High School Miss Bahr Kim Anthony Bart Miller Baker Kenton Borger Fidel Cervantes Meleeta Dawes Shawne Elkins Karen Fillpot Stani Fraser Whitney Hoffman Christa Hornsby Tom Hull Connie Morton Lynne Pickens Everett Reimer Patricia Rodriquez Ray Schreibvogel Brint Stalker Karen Stapp Steven Taton Randy Tatro Mr. Slaven Stacey Blankenship Johnny Carroll Tonja Carter Ellen Conover Billy Day Jody Decker Kim Fillpot Randy Heskett Scott Mangrum Troyt Nance Delaine O'Neal Kayra Owings Keith Palmgren Terri Pelser Alden Piner Cecil Shepard Bobby Small Roy Sprunger Sara Stanley Jackie Wolter 105 Cheerleaders And Team Work Together The 7th and 8th grade football players were, FROM L. TO R.: 1ST ROW, Pete Silva, Brent Merz, Brian McGowan, Steven Freeman, Danny Moree, David Clawson, David Lakin, Randy Heskett. 2ND ROW, Randy Tatro, Alden Piner, Roy Sprunger, Billy Day, Tobin Kelling, Neil Elkins, Evan Specht, Bobby Small. 3RD ROW, Roger Greer, Mr. Slaven, Todd Moody, Kenton Borger, Keith Palmgren, Mike Wright, Randall Hicks, Brent Stalker, Steve Taton. The 7th and 8th grade cheerleaders were, FROM L. TO R.: 1ST ROW, Kim Wilson, Gretchen Yanke. 2ND ROW, Karen Stapp, Christa Hornsby, Kim Anthony. Sacred Heart Santanta 0 Opponents 8 Holcomb 0 38 Sublette 18 0 Hugoton 6 22 Lakin 0 24 Elkhart 0 22 106 Girls Win Tournament The 8th grade team won 7 games and lost 1 game. They were the champions of the Garden City volleyball tourna- ment. 8th grade volleyball, BOTTOM ROW L. TO R. Kim Fillpot, Stani Fraser, Lynn Pickens, Jody Decker, Terri Pelser, Jacquelyn Wolters, Karen Stapp, Christa Hornsby. TOP ROW L TO R. Connie Morton, Ellen Conover, Shawne Elkins, Delaine O'Neal, Kayra Owings, Stacy Blankenship, Sara Stanley, Whitney Hoffman, Coach Blundell. The 7th grade volleyball team won 4 games and lost 3 games. They were the win- ners of the Consolation brack- et in the Garden City tourna- ment. 7th grade volleyball, BOTTOM ROW L. TO R. Gretchen Yanke, Jana Miller, Kim Wilson, Jolene Owings, Laurie Walker. TOP ROW L. TOR. Stephanie Deaton, Debra Valdez, Tammy Waggoner, Debra Fitzgerald, Diane Houck, Laveme Lee, Coach Blundell. Girls Have Very Good Season Satanta Opponents Sublette 28 14 Sacred Heart 18 16 Hugoton 34 14 Johnson 22 14 St. Mary 25 13 La kin 26 22 Elkhart 23 5 Johnson 36 20 Holcomb 28 17 La kin 33 21 BOTTOM ROW L. TO R. Kim Fillpot, Karen Stapp, Christa Hornsby, Lynne Pickens, Jody Decker. TOP ROW L. TO R. Delaine O'Neal, Shawne Elkins, Stacey Blankenship, Coach Blundell, Sara Stanley, Ellen Conover. Satanta Opponents Sublette 30 S Sacred Heart 14 2 Hugoton 16 7 Johnson 20 4 St. Mary 18 12 Elkhart 13 8 Lakin 15 10 BOTTOM ROW L. TO R. Kim Wilson, Jolene Owens, Gretchen Yanke. TOP ROW L. TO R. Debra Fitzgerald, Debra Valdez, Tammy Waggoner, Diane Houck, Jana Miller. 108 Boys Work Hard To Win Satanta Opponents Sublette 19 34 1 Sacred Heart 25 29 Hugoton 34 37 Johnson 39 14 St. Mary 43 30 La kin 39 26 Elkhart 19 17 Holcomb 32 38 Johnson 29 30 Holcomb 33 41 Lakin 37 16 BOTTOM ROW L. TO R. Everett Reimer, Roy Sprunger, Alden Piner, Randy Tatro, Bobby Small, Billy Day. TOP ROW L. TO R. Cecil Shepard, Kenton Borger, Brint Stalker, Mike Wright, Keith Palmgren, Steven Taton, Coach Slaven. Satanta Opponents Sublette 24 17 Sacred Heart 24 10 Hugoton 26 23 St. Mary SI 26 Lakin 36 17 Elkhart 31 18 Sublette 27 15 Syracuse Elkhart 38 31 37 33 Johnson 40 27 Holcomb 30 31 BOTTOM ROW L. TO R. Ken Brown, Danny Moree, Pete Silva, Tobin Kell- ing, Brent Merz, Steven Freeman, Jo jo Cruz. TOP ROW L. TO R. David Clawson, Steven Taton, David Day, Brian McGowan, Randall Hicks, Todd Moody, Ardon Zanghi, Coach Slaven, Evan Specht. 109 Track Teams Have A Good Season The 7th and 8th grade track team included, FROM L. TO R. , 1ST ROW, Jojo Cruz, Brent Merz, Danny Moree, Everett Reimer, David Clawson, Kenny Brown, Steven Freeman, Tony Wimer. 2ND ROW, Tobin Kelling, Brian McGowan, Bobby Small, Todd Moody, Steven Taton, Roy Sprunger, Ardon Zanghi, Randy Tatro, Alden Piner, Bart Miller. 3RD ROW, David Day, Pete Silva, Billy Day, Troyt Nance, Scott Man- grum, Mike Wright, Keith Palmgren, Cecil Shepard, Coach Slaven, Kenton, Borger, Randall Hicks. The 7th and 8th grade girls' track team included, FROM L. TO R. , 1ST ROW, Candy Shepard, Kim Wilson, Gretchen Yanke, Jana Miller, Stephanie Deaton, Kim An- thony, Laurie Walker, Terrie Pelser, Kim Fillpot. 2ND ROW, Connie Morton, Jody Decker, Christa Hornsby, Karen Stapp, Debbie Fitzgerald, Stani Fraser, Diane Houck, Lynne Pickens, Jolene Owings. 3RD ROW, Cheryl McGinnes, Delaine O'Neal, Tam- 110 niy Waggoner, Stacey Blankenship, Kayra Owings, Debra Valdez, Sara Stanley, Ellen Conover, Shawne Elkins, Whitney Hoffman, Coach Blundell. Many Students Enjoy Beginning Bands The Fifth grade band included; L. TO R.; 1ST ROW, Twila Reimer, Eric Hoffman, Skeeder Sears, Mike Valdez, Jose Rios, Kim Blair, Scott Simpson, Tammie Eicher, Kim Mclver, Jennie Lopez, Sta- cey Parton, Allen Freeman, Vicki Carroll. 2ND ROW, Eric Feezor, Gary Pelser, Timmy Moree, Jerry Meier, Brian Merz, Tracy McGowan. 3RD ROW, Kristi Decker, Kelly Walker, Karren Dillon, Tony Farris. � 111 The sixth grade band members included; L. TO R. ; 1ST ROW, Mike Stapleton, Jerri Pelser, Tina Li- mon, Michelle Kelling, Justine Morton, Karan Frey, Trudy Lightcap, Stacy Blankenship, Jana Mclver Ricky DuBois, Bryan Selby, Kenby Clawson, Brad Stalker, Robin Day. 7th And 8th Grade Music Groups The seventh and eighth grade choir included, FROM L. TO R., 1ST ROW, Kim Wilson, Roger Greer, Del Base, Evan Specht, David Day, Crete hen Yanke, Jolene Owings. 2ND ROW, Cheryl McG innes, Lauri Walker, Jana Miller, Stephanie Deaton, Debra Valdez, Jojo Cruz, David Clawson, Brian Mc- Gowan, Todd Moody, Debbie Fitzgerald, Kim Fillpot. 3RD ROW, Tammy Waggoner, Whitney Hoff- man, Shawne Elkins, Danny Moree, Steven Freeman, Brent Merz, Connie Morton, Ellen Conover. STANDING BY THE PIANO, Lynne Pickens. Accompanist is Kayra Owings. The seventh and eighth grade band included, FROM L. TO R. , 1ST ROW, David Lakin, Roy Sprunger, Everett Reimer, Brian McGowan, Kenton Borger. 2ND ROW, Todd Moody, David Clawson, Greg Whis- ler, Steven Freeman, Brent Merz, Del Base, Roger Greer. 3RD ROW, Keith Palmgren, Steven Taton, Karen Stapp, Kim Wilson, Gretchen Yanke, Kim Fillpot, Jody Decker, Terri Pelser. 4TH ROW, Brint Stalker, Lynne Pickens, Delaine O'Neal, Kayra Owings, Stephanie Deaton, Stani Fraser, Stacey Blan- kenship, Ellen Conover, Starla Braun, Connie Morton, Jolene Owings. 112 ADVERTISING MILLER FEED YARD Commercial Feeding Miller Feed Yard - 657-2121 Jim Miller - 649-2697 Allen Piner - 657-2316 Ulysses Mobile Phone - 356-2931 RoB'SEE'CQ J. C. Robinson Seed Co. @39 .................. RON LUCAS-DEALER 649-2347 Satanta DEPEND ON DEKALB DEC ALB SEED J W Preedy 649-2398 Satanta Hoegemeyer Hybrids GERALD LIGHTCAP 6S7-2331 Satanta, Kansas ___________y BO-JAC SEED CO. 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Von Anthony Football 2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 2, Cross coun- try 3, Letter club 2,3,4, Queen escort 4, Letter club president 4. Debbie Ban- Track 1, Band 4, Pep band 4, Clarinet choir 4, Music 2,3, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Kayette board 3, Yearbook staff 4, Newspaper staff 4. Shawn Frey Class officer 3, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Track 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep band 1,2,3,4, Band board 4, KMEA Convention 1, Debate 2, Foren- sics 2,3,4, State forensics 2,3, All school play 2,3,4, Pep club 1,2,3,4, Pep club board 2,3,4, Letter club 3.4, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Kayette board 2,3,4, Stuco 2.3.4, Stuco board 4, Homecoming queen candidate 2, Miss School Spirit candidate 3,4, FTA 3, NHS 3,4, FFA 3,4, FFA board 3,4, Pep club president 4. Craig Groth Basketball 1, FFA 3,4. Mike Haddican Debate 2,3, Forensics 2, State forensics 2, Stuco 2, FTA 3, NHS 2,3,4, UN delegate 3,4. Jimmy Birkes Football 2,3,4, Basketball 1,3,4, All league basket- ball 4, Track 1,2,3,4, Cross country 1,2, Music 2, Boys glee 2, Activity choir 4, Forensics 2, Letter club 2,3,4, Queen escort 4, FCA 4, Chief Satanta 4. Ivan Brasuell Debate 2, Forensics 2, FTA 3, Photographer 4. Sandra Buchanan Basketball manager 4, Music 1,2,3, Pep club 1,2,3, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Yearbook staff 1, Newspaper staff Debbie Dennis Band 1,2,3,4, Pep band 1,2,3,4, KMEA Convention 1, Clarinet choir 1,2,3,4, Clarinet quartet 2,3,4, Music 2,3,4, Girls glee 2,3, Special group 2,3, Ac- tivity choir 4, Pep club 1,2,3,4, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Kayette board 2,3,4, Yearbook staff 4, Yearbook edi- tor 4, NHS 2,3,4, Princess Satanta 4, Girls state 4. Shawn Hayden Football 1, Basketball 2,3, Music 2,3, Boys glee 2,3, Debate 2, Newspaper Staff 4, Yearbook staff. Robert Hicks Football 1,2,3, Track 3, FFA 3,4, FFA board 3,4. Dena Hill Class officer 1,2,3,4, Class favorite 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2, Pep band 1,2, Band board 2, KMEA Convention 1, Brass choir 1,2, Activity choir 4, Debate 2, Re- fional debate 2, State debate 2, All school play 3,4, ep club 1,2,3,4, Pep club board 2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,3,4, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Kayette board 2,3,4, Stuco 2,3, Stuco board 2,3, Yearbook staff 3,4, Yearbook editor 4, Newspaper staff 3, Newspaper editor 3, FCA 4, FTA 3, NHS 2,3,4, Best all around 4, School ser- vice award 3, UN delegate 4, Library aide 2, FTA president 3, Kayette president 4. Steve Hornsby Football 1,2. Brenda Doris 1 Basketball manager 4, Track manager 4, Music 3, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Kayette board 4, Yearbook staff 3, Newspaper staff 3, School service award 4. Wayne Evans Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 3, FFA 3,4, FFA board 3. Bob Fillpot Newspaper staff 2, UN delegate 4, photographer 4. Don Fisher Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, FFA 3,4, FFA board [ill Hull Volleyball 1,4, Music 2,3,4, Girls glee 3, Activity choir 4, Pep club 1,2,3,4, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, FCA 4, Library aide 2,3,4. Fia Isendahl Volleyball 4, Forensics 4, All school play 4, Pep club 4, Kayettes 4, Homecoming queen candidate 4, League art show 4. Soyd Juel Debate 2,3,4, Regional debate 2,3,4, State debate 2,3, Forensics 2,3,4, State forensics 2,3,4, All school play 2,3,4, Pep club 3, FTA 3, League art show 2,3,4, UN delegate 3,4, Library aide 2,3,4, 100F UN Trip 4. 126 Accomplishments Jill Lucas Volleyball 4, Basketball 1, Music 1,2,3,4, Girls glee 1,3, Activity choir 4, Pep club 1,2,3,4, Pep club board 3,4, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Kayette board 2,3,4, Homecoming queen candidate 1, Miss School Spirit candidate 3, Annual queen candidate 1,3, Yearbook staff 4, Newspaper staff 4, FTA 3, FCA 4, FCA officer 4, NHS 4. Gary Meier Class officer 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep band 1,2,3,4, Stage band 3,4, Band board 4, KMEA Convention 1, Percussion ensemble 3,4, All school play 3, Stuco 2,3, Stuco board 3, NHS 3,4, NHS board 3, School service award 3, UN delegate 4, John Phillip Sousa Award 4, Class president 3,4, IOOF UN Trip 4. Keith O'Neal Band 1,2,3,4, Pep band 1,2,3,4, Stage band 3,4, KMEA Convention 1, Horn solo 4, Basketball manager Sam Palmgren Basketball 1,2,3,4, All school play 4, Letter club 3,4, Queen escort 4, Photographer 4. Gary Preedy Football 2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 3,4, All school play 1,3,4, Letter club 2,3,4, FFA 3,4, FFA board 4. Calvin Reimer Basketball 1, Track 4, Forensics 2, Pep club 2,3,4, FFA 4. Debby Robinson Pep club 1,2,3,4, Pep club board 2,3, Cheerleader 2,3, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Kayette board 3,4, Annual queen candidate 4, Bietty Crocker Future Homemaker of America Award 4. Sarah Rogers Class officer 1, Volleyball 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Music 3, Girls glee 3, Activity choir 4, Debate 4, Forensics 3, State forensics 3, All school play 3,4, Pep club 1,2,3,4, Pep club board 2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Letter club 4, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Kayette board 3,4, Yearbook staff 3, Newspaper staff 3, UN delegate 3,4, Class president 1. 9 Mike Rollins Basketball 1,2. Kim Schreibvogel Basketball 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep band 1,2,3,4, KMEA Convention 1, Clarinet choir 1,2,3,4, Music 2,3, Girls glee 2,3, Forensics 2,3, State forensics 3, Pep club 1,2,3,4, Pep club board 4, Cheerleader 1, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Kayette board 3,4, FTA 3, FFA board 4, FFA 3,4. Ruth Tatro Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, All league basketball 4, Track 1, Band 2, Pep band 2, Music 1,2,3,4, Girls glee 1,2,3, Forensics 2, Pep club 1,2,3, Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Kayette board 4, Home- coming queen candidate 3, Miss School Spirit candi- date 2, Vocal solo 3, Special group 2,3. Linda Waggoner Class officer 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1, Band 1,2,3, Pep band 1,2,3, Band award 1,2,3, District band 1,2,3, Clarinet choir 1.2.3, Woodwind trio 1,2,3, Music 1,2,3, Girls glee 1.2.3, Forensics 3, All school play 2, Junior play 3, Pep club 1,2, Stuco 2,3, Yearbook staff 3,4, News- paper staff 3,4, FHA 1,2,3. Clark Young Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 3, Band 1.2.3.4, Pep band 1,2,3,4, Stage band 1,2,3, Bar- bershop quartet 3, Clarinet choir 4, Sax quartet 2, Music 1,2,3, Boys glee 1,2, Activity choir 4, Debate 2.3.4, Regional debate 2,3,4, State debate 3, For- ensics 2,3,4, State forensics 3,4, All school play 1.2.3.4, Pep club 4, Letter club 4, Stuco 3,4, Stuco board 4, Queen escort 4, Yearbook staff 2, FCA 4, NHS 3,4, NHS board 3,4, Boys state 4, UN delegate 4, Wrestling 1, Golf 2, Jazz choir 1,2, Mixed ensem - ble 1,2,3, NHS president 3,4, Stuco president 4. Scott Young Class officer 1, Football 1,2,3,4, All area football 3, Basketball 1, Track 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep band 1.2.3.4, Stage band 4, KMEA Convention 1, Music 1.2.3.4, Boys glee 1,2,3, Activity choir 4, Pep club 3, Letter club 1,2,3,4, Stuco 2, FCA 4, FFA 3,4. 127 Index Adminstration High School, Jr. High A Alexander, Danny . . . 4, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 22, 25, 27, 48, 49, 50, 51, 59, 66, 67, 68, 73, 74, 75. Alexander, Darren . . . 6, 8, 14, 43, 48, 49, 59, 66, 67, 74. Alexander, Joy . . .51, 58, 60. Anthony, Fae ... 93 Anthony, Kim . . . 105, 106, 110. Anthony, Tod . . . 6, 7, 35, 59, 66 , 72. Anthony, Von . . . 7, 9, 11, 23, 29, 59. B Bahr, Debra . . . 105 Baker, Alfred ... 8, 14, 43, 58, 66. Baker, Jim ... 3, 6, 7, 14, 35, 48, 50, 59, 66, 67, 74, 79. Barr, Debbie . . . 26, 29, 48, 50, 60, 62, 63, 80. Base, Del . . . 112, 104. Birkes, Jimmy . . . 6, 7, 9, 14, 15, 23, 33, 51, 59, 67, 73, 80, 81. Birkes, Raylene . . . 12, 43, 58, 60. Blankenship, Stacey . . . 105, 107, 108, 110, 112. Blundell, Remel . . . 107, 108. Borger, Kenton . . . 105, 106, 109, 110, 112. Borger, Kevin . . . 7, 14, 39, 41, 48, 53, 55. Boutwell, Duncan . . . 38, 92. Brasuell, Bob . . . 6 , 48 , 49 , 50, 51, 52. Brusuell, Ivan ... 30 Braun, Starla ... 112 Brown, Beverly ... 39 Brown, Darlene . . . 12, 14, 19, 38, 39, 48, 54, 55, 58, 60, 78, 94. Brown, Kenny . . . 104, 109, 110. Brown, Pride ... 3 Buchanan, Sandra . . . 12, 24, 26, 80. C Caddick, Bennie . . . 105 Caddick, Kevin . . . 43, 66. Carroll, Angie ... 11, 17 , 34 , 35, 48, 50, 58, 60, 61, 62, 63, 68, 81. Carroll, Johnny . . . 105 Carroll, Lori ... 6, 12, 17, 18, 20, 42, 43, 48, 50, 58, 60. Carter, Tonja . . . 105 Castilleja, Blanca . . . 104 Cervantes, Fidel . . . 105 Claar, Sheri . . . 39, 60. Clawson, Dan ... 6, 8, 14, 43, 48 , 49 , 50 , 66 , 67. Clawson, David . . . 104, 106, 109, 110, 112. Clawson, Marilyn . . . 39, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 58, 60, 68, 81. Connor, Kevin . . . 6, 8, 42, 43, 56, 61, 71. Conover, Ellen . . . 105, 107, 108, 110, 112. Covey, Forrest ... 89 Cruz, Jojo . . . 104, 109, 110, 112. D Daily, Kathy . . . 39, 51, 60. Daniels, Troy . . . 39, 66. Dawes, Meleeta . . .105 Day, Billy ... 105, 106, 109, 100. Day, David . . . 104, 109, 110, 112. Day, Kay ... 93 Deaton, Stephanie . . . 104, 107, 110, 112. Decker, Jody ... 105, 107, 108, 110, 112. Dennis, Debbie . . . 27, 29, 32, 48, 50, 51, 52, 58, 60, 63, 68, 77, 80. Dennis, Diane ... 6, 12, 13, 19, 39, 41, 58, 59, 60, 64, 68, 79. Dietz, Julie ... 6, 12, 18, 19, 43, 44, 58, 60. Doris, Bobby . .. 6, 35, 66, 86. Doris, Brenda ... 6, 12, 24, 26, 80, 86. E Elkins, Donal ... 35 Elkins, Neil . . . 104, 106. Elkins, Shawne . . . 105, 107, 108, 110, 112. Evans, Wayne ... 3, 25, 30, 76. F Fillpot, Bobby . . . 25, 30, 33. Fillpot, Connie . . . 39, 52, 60. Fillpot, Karen . . . 105, 112. Fillpot, Kim ... 105, 107, 108, 110, 112. Fisher, Don ... 3, 14, 16, 25, 26, 66 , 73 , 77. Fitzgerald, Debra . . . 104, 107, 108, 110, 112. Fort, Pasty . . . 60, 89. Foster, Troy ... 6 , 7, 14 , 39 , 48, 49 , 50. Fraser, Calvin . . . 39, 66, 79. Fraser, Stani . . . 105, 107, 110, 112. Fraser, Troy . . . 104 Freeman, Steven . . . 104, 106, 109, 110, 112. French, Pat ... 96 Frey, John ... 14, 35, 59, 66. Frey, Shawn . . . 12, 13, 19, 20, 23, 24, 32, 48, 49, 55, 56, 58, 60, 61, 66, 68, 71. G Garcia, JoDee . . . 51, 52. Garza, Ida . . . 43, 58, 60, 65. Giles, Betty ... 96 Gleason, Rick . . . 48, 62, 63, 49, 68, 35. Gonzales, Amulfo . . . 104 Gonzales, Pablo ... 35 Gonzales, Yolanda . . . 104 Greer, Robin . . . 35, 51, 52, 55, 58, 60, 62, 63, 71. Greer, Roger . . . 104, 106, 112. Groth, Craig . . . 22, 28, 80. H Haddican, Dana . . . 34, 70, 88, 94. Haddican, Greg . . . 8, 43. Haddican, Mike . . . 28, 30, 33, 68. Haddican, Novella ... 96 Haegert, Darin ... 6, 8, 14, 42, 43, 59. Haegert, Daryl ... 92 Haegert, Dirk ... 6, 7, 14, 33, 35, 48, 59, 50, 55, 69, 76, 81. Hale, Bill ... 36 Hale, Jeff ... 8, 44. Hankins, Jeff . . . 7, 39, 40. Harlow, Zona ... 96 Harmon, Dyanne ... 60 Hayden, Shawn . . . 24, 30, 33, 62, 63, 81. Helton, Billie ... 6, 12, 13, 14, 19, 36, 48, 50, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 67, 68, 72, 73, 78. Heskett, Randell . . . 105, 106. Heskett, Willie ... 44 Hicks, Randall . . . 104, 106, 109, 110. Hicks, Robert . . . 24, 27, 32, 46, 66, 71. Hill, Darlene ... 93 Hill, Dena ... 9, 22, 27, 29, 33, 51, 52, 58, 60, 63, 67, 68, 70, 75, 78, 81, 82, 86. Hoffman, Whitney . . . 105, 107, 110, 112. Hornsby, Christa . . . 105, 106, 107, 110. Hornsby, Steve . . . 23, 25, 77. Houck, Diane . . . 104, 107, 108, 110. Hull, Jill ... 23, 24, 51, 52, 58, 60, 67. Hull, Tom ... 105 Humphrey, D.K. ... 96 I Isendahl, Ingrid-Marie (Fia) . . . 16, 20, 29, 31, 55, 56, 58, 60, 71, 78. Irvin, Donnie ... 6, 8, 14, 44, 66, 67. Johnson, Donna . . . 6, 44, 45, 58, 60, 73. Juel, Boyd ... 24, 30, 32, 53, 54, 55. el, Margret ... 96 Keener, Rhonda . . . 14, 34, 36, 48, 51, 58, 60, 61, 62, 63. Keener, Wanda . . . 34, 35, 36, 37, 48, 50, 51, 53, 54, 58, 60, 62, 63, 68. Keil, Sarah . . . 104 Kelling, Dianna . . . 6, 20, 44, 48, 50, 58, 60. Kelling, Rodney ... 6, 39, 40, 48. Kelling, Tobin ... 104, 106, 109, 110. Kelling, Velma ... 93 Kells, Julie . . . 40 , 60. Kendall, Brad ... 7, 14, 39, 40, 48, 53, 54, 55. Kiehne, Paul ... 36 128 Kreie, Elaine ... 93 L Laas, Larry . . . 61, 88, 94. Lakin, David . . . 104, 106, 112. Lee, Lavema . . . 104, 107. Lightcap, Stacey . . . 18, 20, 42, 43 , 44 , 48 , 49 , 50 , 58 , 60. Limon, Terrie . . . 12, 40, 51, 58, 60. Limon, Wally . . . 36, 86. Longoria, Jose ... 104 Love, John . . . 44, 66. Love, Marvin . . . 36, 66, 79. Lucas, Jill . . . 25, 27, 32, 51, 52, 58, 60, 62, 63, 67, 68. Lucas, Randy ... 6, 8, 14, 44, 59, 66. M Mangrum, Allen . . . 104 Mangrum, Scott . . . 105, 110. McBratney, C. R. . . . 34 , 76 , 88. McCarty, Diane . . . 52, 90. McCarty, Gary . . . 42, 48, 90. McDonald, Mark . . . 6, 7, 34, 36, 48 , 49 , 50 , 61, 68 , 70 , 74. McGinnes, Cheryl . . . 110, 112. McGowan, Brian . . . 104, 106, 109, 110, 112. McGowan, Kenneth . . . 22, 91, 94. McGowan, Mary . . . 63, 90. Mclver, Dana ... 6, 12, 18, 20, 42, 43, 44, 48, 58, 60, 73. Mclver, Mark ... 93 Meehan, Dennis ... 6, 18, 42, 59, 67, 91, 94. Meier, Gary . . . 3, 22, 26, 28, 33, 48, 49, 50, 68, 74, 81, 82, 86. Meier, Terry ... 8, 42, 44, 61. Merz, Brent . . . 104, 106, 109, 110, 112. Miller, Bart . . . 105, 110. Miller, Becky ... 6, 20, 32, 38, 40 , 41, 48 , 51, 52 , 53 , 54 , 55, 56 , 57 , 68 , 69 , 60 , 61, 71, 78. Miller, Jana . . . 104, 107, 108, 110, 112. Miller, Lloyd ... 14 , 40 , 66. Moody, Chad . . . 6, 8, 14, 45, 66. Moody, Dale . . . 82, 86, 92. Moody, Judy . . . 104 Moody, Todd . . . 104, 106, 109, 110, 112. Moore, Paul ... 54 , 30. Morales,Gloria ... 45 Morales, Israel . . . 7, 40. Morales, Jerry . . . 36, 79. Moree, Danny . . . 104, 106, 109, 110, 112. Morton, Connie . . . 105, 107, 110, 112. Morton. Michael . . . 4, 40, 66. N Nance, Todd . . . 14, 36, 51, 59, 68. Nance, Troyt . . . 105, 110. O Obermeyer, Dean . . . 7, 42, 90. Oiler, Doug ... 45 O'Neal, Delaine ... 105, 107, 108, 110, 112. O'Neal, Keith ... 27, 28, 48, 49, 74. Owings, Jolene . . . 104, 107, 108, 110, 112. Owings, Kayra . . . 105, 107, 110, 112. Owings, Mike . . . 40, 51, 52. P Palmgrem, Keith . . . 105, 106, 110, 112. Palmgren, Sam ...7,9, 25, 26, 32 59. Pelse’r, Terri . . . 105, 107, 110, 112. Pence, Kirk ... 45 Pence, Lenise . . . 9, 19, 36, 37, 48 , 49 , 50 , 53 , 54 , 60 , 62 , 63, 68, 81. Pickens, Lynne . . . 105, 107, 108, 110, 112. Piner, Alden . . . 105, 106, 109, 110. Preedy, Gary ... 4, 14, 15, 28, 30 , 46 , 56 , 57 , 59 , 66. R Rangel, Danny ... 37 Reimer, Alvin ... 6, 37, 51, 52, 58, 59, 67. Reimer, Calvin ... 6, 23, 28, 58. Reimer, Everett . . . 105, 109, 110, 112. Reimer, Kenneth ... 6, 40, 58, 66. Robinson, Billy . . . 37, 52. Robinson, Boboy ... 37 Robinson, Debby . . . 23, 24, 65, 80, 81. Rodriquez, Patricia ... 105 Rogers, Kim . . . 14, 40. Rogers, Sarah . . . 9, 19, 20, 24, 26, 51, 52, 53, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 70, 81. Rollins, Kathy . . . 6, 12, 19, 38, 40, 48, 55, 58, 60, 73, 78. Rollins, Mike ... 25 Rooney, RoxAnn ... 9, 17, 20, 38, 40, 48, 51, 52, 58, 60. S Schreibvogel, Kim . . . 23, 29, 33, 48, 50, 58, 60, 66, 71. Schreibvogel, Ray . . . 105 Schwertfeger, Alan . . . 45, 48, 50. Shepard,Candy . . . 104, 110. Shepard, Cecil . . . 105, 109, 110. Shepard, Marla . . . 40, 51, 52, Shields, Guy ... 93 Silva, Pete . . . 106, 109, 110. Simpson, Susan . . . 12, 19, 38, 41, 48, 58, 59, 60, 61, 79. Slaven, Stan . . . 105, 109, 110. Small, Bobby . . . 105, 106, 109, 110. Specht, Evan . . . 104, 106, 109, 112. Specht, Renee ... 34, 37, 46, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 58, 60, 61, 62, 63, 68, 78, 86. Specht, Troy ... 38, 41, 48, 64. Sprunger, Aaron ... 6, 7, 14, 34, 37, 49, 51, 52, 59, 66, 67, 73. Sprunger, Roy . . . 105, 106, 109, 110, 112. Stalker, Brint . . . 106, 105, 109, 112. Stanley, Sara . . . 105, 107, 108, 110. Stapp, Gary . . . 40 , 41, 66. Stapp, Karen . . . 105, 106, 107, 108, 110, 112. Stevens, Denice ... 79, 89. Sturgeon, Troy ... 6, 7, 14, 37, 59. Suarez, Lionel ... 92 T Taton, Cynthia . . . 20, 41, 48, 49 , 50 , 51, 52 , 53 , 54 , 55 , 58, 60, 68. Taton, Steven . . . 105, 106, 109, 110, 112. Tatro, Randy . . . 105, 106, 109, 110. Tatro, Ruth . . . 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 28, 52, 73, 79. Taylor, Iola . . . 52, 60. Trail, John ... 12, 34, 91. Trevino, Adelina ... 34, 37, 46, 58, 60, 65, 66. Trevino, Amalia . . . 45, 58, 60. Trevino, Arturo . . . 105 Troutt, George ... 7, 8, 18, 38, 91. U Ungles, Carlene . . . 38, 88, 94. Ungles, Debra ... 6, 12, 13, 14, 19 , 38 , 41, 48 , 49 , 54 , 55 , 58, 59, 60, 61, 73, 78, 94. V Valdez, Debra . . . 104, 107, 108, 110, 112. Valdez, Dora ... 96 W Waggoner, Danny . . . 14, 34, 36, 37, 59, 66. Waggoner, Linda ... 19, 20, 27, 29. Waggoner, Ricky ... 7, 14, 41, 66. Waggoner, Tammy . . . 104, 107, 108, 110, 112. Walker, Laurie . . . 104, 107, 110, 112. Ward, Don ... 41 Ward, Larry . . . 6, 45. Whisler, Greg . . . 104, 112. White, Dannie . . . 41, 66. White, Don ... 96 Wilhelm, Scott . . . 104 Wilson, Carl ... 22, 89. Wilson, Carol ... 96 Wilson, Kim . . . 104, 106, 107, 108, 110, 112. Wimer, Tony . . . 104, 110. Wolter, Jacquelyn . . . 105, 107. Wright, DaLena . . . 37, 77. Wright, Douglas . . . 37, 68. Wright, Michael ... 105, 106, 109, 110. Y Yanke, Basil . . . 8, 45, 49, 66. Yanke, Gretchen . . . 104, 106, 107, 108, 110, 112. Young, Clark ... 4, 14, 15, 23, 25 , 33 , 48 , 50 , 51, 52 , 53 , 54, 55 , 57 , 59 , 61, 67 , 68 , 70 , 78. Young, Scott ... 4, 14, 15, 27, 28, 48, 49, 52, 59, 66, 70, 73, 76. Z Zanghi, Ardon . . . 109, 110. Zanghi, Arrow 129 This concludes the 1977 CHIEFTAIN. We have done our best to provide you with a complete record of the hap- penings of the past school year. We want to thank you for taking the time to look through this yearbook. A special thank-you is extended to the Typing II class for sponsoring this annual and to the photography class for taking pictures. Mary McGowan — Sponsor Debbie Dennis — Editor Dena Hill — Editor