Satanta High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Satanta, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1978 volume:

Volume 24 SatanA High School Satanta, Kansas 67870 U 1978 Chieftain birtfiYrt' a child is like a fresh start in life. Re child it actually is a new beginning. For the parento it’s a chance to start something new. The schodl year 1977 78 has been a fresh start for all of us. When tl e junior high came over at semester, we became Satanta Secondary School. The seniors have taken uo new role? in school, by accepting new and chaljeng ig Responsibilities. The jwDOrs begana year $iat Vas‘filled with money naming proj ps so they could give a really nS eJroni. Sophomores had new activities open uub them, nd they grasped them quickly. The fifeshman class to start all over again, this tim jln high school. ; new classes and Aiade new friends. The 9i' and students had to Ijiake adjustments and afiangi so they could copemrith the construction .that was going on during tlmyear. So indeed the •'year 1977-78 was a fresh i year, start! HI What's the matter Toby, wouldn't she talk to you? Tommy, are you out to sweep the country? We understand Keith, that sometimes you can get all tied up! Please Adelina, Renee only suggested that you cut your hair! Mr. McGowan's desk, the picture of organization! Forward ...............................4 Activities and Organizations .........13 Athletics ...........................51 Faculty ..............................69 Classes ..............................77 Ads .................................113 1. Pick a card, any card. 2. Oh, so you chose the four of diamonds. 3. Now, put it back in the deck. 4. Shuffle the deck good. 5. Now let me see ... 6. Here is your card. ■� .� � DaLena Wright Is Selected Queen Becky Miller Dana Mclver DaLena Wright, the senior candidate, was elected the 1978 Annual Queen. She was crowned by Aaron Sprunger, a member of the photography and annual staff. The queen was voted on from a list of four candidates, each representing a certain class. The juniors voted Becky Miller to represent them. Dana Mclver was the sophomore candidate. The freshman class selected Jody Decker. When a person purchased an annual they could cast their vote for queen from these four candi- dates. One vote per annual. The class favorites escorted the girls. The escorts were, Randy Tatro, freshman; Darin Haegert, sophomore; Rick Waggoner, junior; and Mark Mc- Donald, senior. Each candidate carried a white carnation tipped in red. The queen received a bou- quet of carnations. Jody Decker Adelina Reigns As Homecoming Queen Karen Stapp, Freshman candidate Terrie Limon, Junior candidate Ida Garza, Sophomore candidate The week of homecoming was filled with many activities. Student Council was kept very busy planning these activities. To start the week, they took orders for homecoming mums. They were yel- low with green ribbons. Games scheduled during activity period provided fun for everyone. The games were: Monday, the wheel barrow race; Tuesday, was the peanut roll; Wednesday, students participated in the three-legged race; and Thurs- day, the classes competed against each other in the tug-of-war. Friday was dress-up day. Stuco also sponsored 1 'Miss Pretty Legs''. The contest was for all of the classes. The junior class won the contest with Kathy Rollins as their candi- date . There was a homecoming parade. The theme was Our Spirit Is Sky High''. The classes each deco- rated a float for their candidate to ride in. The ju- niors also won the competition. Their candidate was Terrie Limon. The crowning ceremony took place during the pre-game show. The band played the theme, I'll Play For You''. Adelina Trevino, escorted by Dirk Haegert, was crowned 1977-78 Homecoming Queen. She was the senior candidate. To conclude the evening, Stuco sponsored a DJ dance. It was held in the high school gym with John Deacon from KSCB radio station doing the an- nouncing . 9 Dyanne Is Chosen As Miss School Spirit” Loree Olinger, freshman Kim Anthony, freshman Delaine O'Neal, freshman Rhonda Keener, senior Good Times At S.H.S. Karen (Darlene) is talking to Sam's secretary, girl-friend, Jean (Lori). Muriel (Billie) is telling Jesse (Kevin) that she had better go Muriel (Billie) arrives at the suite of her high school sweet- heart, Jesse (Kevin). 14 Karen (Darlene) is trying to figure out what's wrong with her husband. Sam (Troy) is trying to explain his actions. Randy gets everything set up for Karen and Sam Nash. Plaza Suite” The all school play this year was the production of Neil Simon's ' 'Plaza Suite''. The play was put on two nights, and was enjoyed by all. ACT 1 Darlene Brown Troy Specht Randy Lucas Lori Carroll . Mike Owings Cast: ....Karen Nash .....Sam Nash .........Waiter Jean McCormack ........Bellhop Dyanne (Mimsey) finally comes out of the bath- room. Roy (Dirk) is trying to control his temper. Norma (Renee) is talking to Borden's father about the wedding. ACT 11 Billie Helton Kevin Connor ACT 111 Dirk Haegert Renee Specht Dyanne Harmon Tod Anthony Crew: Becky Miller Kim Anthony Christa Hornsby Debra Ungles Stacey Lightcap Ellen Conover Susan Simpson Adelina Trevino RoxAnn Rooney Roy (Dirk) is trying to explain to Borden (Tod) that Mimsey has locked herself in the bathroom, and won't come out for the wedding. 15 Photography Class Has A Busy Year Kathy Rollins Mark McDonald Debra Ungles Aaron Sprunger If. Photography Class Joins Annual Staff Hard work is often rewarded. In the case of photography class, they deserve a very special thanks. Most people don't realize that two people and an advisor put out this annual. The photography class joined us this year to help relieve the burden. All of the pictures in this annual were taken by Mr. McGowan and his photography class, with the exception of some senior pictures and the class portrait shots. We could have never finished this annual without all of their hard work and coopera- tion . Thank you for all of your time and effort. The annual staff was from L to R: Seated; Wanda Keener, Becky Miller. Standing; Mr. McGowan, Debra Ungles, Kathy Rollins, Aaron Sprunger, Mark McDonald, and Mrs. McGowan. Working on the yearbook has been quite an experience for me. When Mrs. McGowan asked if I'd like to be a co-editor, I said sure why not. I had no idea the work that went with such a high honor. Then when we started on it, I thought, ' 'What did I get myself into? '' Now, I wouldn't trade it for anything. Sure it got to be a big hassle and I wanted to wash my hands of the whole thing, but it has shown me responsibility. Wanda and Mrs. McGowan have been great to work with, and so has the rest of the photography class. All in all it has been a great year and lots of fun. Becky Miller, co-editor, 1977-78. Being a senior, this year as co-editor has meant a lot to me. I was very honored to be involved in the production of this annual. Although it's a lot of hard work, I wouldn't trade my experiences this year for anything. There are so many people I want to thank. All of the faculty for letting me out of classes, so I could work and meet deadlines. The photography class, for all of the help that they gave me. It takes a lot of determination to get good photos to go in a yearbook. Mrs. Mary McGowan for all of her under- standing and help this year. She was always there any- time I had some trouble, with the answer. Becky Miller for helping me put out this yearbook, it was a long hard year. And finally you students at S. H. S., you were the material that put this book altogether! Thank you! Wanda Keener, co-editor, 1977-78. 17 Outstanding Season For Debaters Seated: Becky Miller, Cynthia Taton, Lenise Pence, standing: Darin Haegert, Kevin Connor, Marilyn Clawson, Brad Kendall, and Coach Larry Laas. 1. Win a first place trophy. 2. Win a novice trophy. 3. Win four trophies altogether. 4. Win first in league. 5. Win first at Regionals. 6. Place in the top five at the State tournament. These were the goals established by the debate squad at the beginning of the season. Did they achieve them? Yes, every one, and then some? It was an outstanding year for the small squad of seven students. They collected a total of nine tro- phies including four first place finishes. Not only did they win the Hi-Plains League Championship, but they also won the Regional Championship as well. Once again, Satanta was the only 1A school in the state to qualify for the State Debate finals. However this did not scare the young squad as they battled the other 2A schools and finishes fifth place. Our congratulations to the debaters and Mr. Laas for their successful season. Garden City Lenise Pence Brad Kendall Cynthia Taton Marilyn Clawson 4th La kin Open Marilyn Clawson Cynthia Taton 1st Coldwater Becky Miller Lenise Pence 2nd Hugoton Open Becky Miller Lenise Pence 2nd Hugoton Novice Darin Haegert Kevin Connor 2nd Greensburg 4-speaker Lenise Pence Brad Kendall Marilyn Clawson Cynthia Taton 4th Greensburg Alt. Div. Kevin Connor Becky Miller 4th Liberal Becky Miller Brad Kendall 1st League Lenise Pence Brad Kendall Becky Miller-alt. Darin Haegert-alt. Marilyn Clawson Cynthia Taton 1st Regionals Lenise Pence Brad Kendall Becky Miller-alt. Darin Haegertt. Marilyn Clawson Cynthia Taton 1st 18 Great Year For The Forensics Students First Row, L to R: Kevin Connor, Troy Specht, Billy Robinson, Brad Kendall, and Steven Taton. Second Row: Becky Miller, Renee Specht, Cynthia Taton, Marilyn Clawson, and RoxAnn Rooney. Standing: Mr. Laas, Adelina Trevino, Debra Ungles, Billie Helton, Dar- lene Brown, Lori Carroll, Kathy Rollins, Stacey Lightcap, League State One-Act Play First I Renee Specht Adelina Trevino Becky Miller Kathy Rollins Prose Billie Helton First 11 Lori Carroll Fifth I Poetry Adelina Trevino First I Renee Specht Fourth Informative Marilyn Clawson First I Darin Haegert Exter ip. Speaking Third I Marilyn Clawson First I Cynthia Taton Second 11 Dramatic Interp. Billie Helton Second I Becky Miller Duet Acting Fourth I Darlene Brown Debra Ungles Second I Lori Carroll Stacey Lightcap 11 I.D.A. Darin Haegert Kevin Connor Second 11 Billy Robinson Troy Specht Fifth Original Oration Brad Kendall Second 11 1 Cvnthia Taton Third Darin Haegert. These individuals participated in the state competi- tion. Tournament Results Carden City Invitational 1st (la-2a) Coldwater 2nd League 1st Tribune Invitational 19 Satanta Swamps State! The debate team for state consisted of: Darin Haegert, Mr. Laas, coach, Brad Kendall. Standing; Becky Miller, Marilyn Clawson, Cynthia Taton, Lenise Pence. The state forensics team consisted of: Kathy Rollins, Lori Carroll, Stacey Lightcap, Marilyn Clawson. Kneeling; Renee Specht, Debra Ungles, Darlene Brown, Billie Helton, Cynthia Taton. Standing; Becky Miller, Darin Haegert, Kevin Connor, Adelina Trevino, Brad Kendall. 20 Choir Has A Good Year The choir had a very good year. The special group was given a I rating at both League and State. The full choir received the best rating that Satanta has received for several years. They were awarded a I at both League and State. First row L to R: Konnie Hombaker, Alvin Reimer. Second row: Mrs. McCarty, Adelina Trevino, Marla Shepard, Reeky Miller, Marilyn Clawson, RoxAnn Rooney, Tommy Hull, Angie Hoffine, Iola Taylor. Third row: Steve Taton, Renee Specht. Fourth row: Lynne Pickens, Roy Sprunger, Kayra Owings, Wanda Keener, Connie Fillpot. Fifth row: Bob Brasuell, Kathy Daily, Linda Heller, Mike Owings, Brad Ken- dall, Aaron Sprunger. 21 22 Concert Band Works Diligently The band members were from L to R: Front row; Cynthia Taton, Becky Miller, Susan Simpson, Jody Decker, Wanda Keener, Lenise Pence, Terri Pelser, Connie Morton, Ellen Conover, Dirk Haegert. Second row; Marilyn Clawson, Steve Taton, Rod Kelling, Everett Reimer, Brint Stalker, Lynne Pickens, Troy Foster, Lori Carroll, Aaron Sprunger, Kayra Owings, Bob Brasuell, Stacey Blankenship, Dana Mclver, Di- anna Kelling, Kathy Daily, Alan Schwertfeger, Basil Yanke, Kathy Rollins, Roy Sprunger, Darren Alex- ander, Mark McDonald, Stacey Lightcap, Darlene Brown, Dan Clawson. Third row; Troy Specht, Angie Carroll, Keith Palmgren, Debra Ungles, Billie Helton, Brad Kendall. Not pictured: Terry Meier, Rhonda Keener, Delaine O'Neal. The band officers were; Marilyn Claw- son, Secretary; Susan Simpson, STUCO; Mark McDonald, President; Angie Car- roll, Vice-President; Kayra Owings, Equip- ment manager, Roy Sprunger, Equipment manager. Good Times A typical activity period. ida and Amalia displaying art projects Kathy performing at a senior citizen dinner. Construction hazards. A photography student's masterpiece. And they say girls only gossip. 23 24 Totempole Has Active Year Totempole had a very active year. They met every Tuesday and Thursday at 7:45 a.m., for practice. Being involved in four concerts kept them very busy preparing numbers. TTiey had a concert of their own in the middle of the year. They also played in the Christmas concert, the Pops concert, and at a FFA banquet. Although it was a busy year for the jazz band, it was an enjoyable experience for everyone involved. Totempole members were from L to R: Front row; Darren Alexander, Basil Yanke, Marilyn Clawson, Dirk Haegert. Second row; Steve Taton, Troy Foster, Susan Simpson, Cynthia Taton, Dan Clawson. Third row; Ellen Conover, Kayra Owings, Stacey Lightcap, Kathy Daily, Debra Ungles. Fourth row; Troy Specht, Aaron Sprunger, Mark McDonald. It was ' 'Hat Night'' for the jazz band members, at the FFA banquet. Hard Work Pays Off At State These individuals were in the brass choir that received a I rating at State. Standing L to R: Keith Palmgren, Alan Schwertfeger, Dan Clawson, Mark McDonald, Troy Specht, Kayra Owings, Ellen Conover. Kneeling L to R: Dirk Haegert, Roy Sprunger, Rod Kelling, Everett Reimer, Darren Alex- ander. Not pictured: Angie Carroll, Steve Taton, Brint Stalker, Troy Foster, Basil Yanke, Terry Meir. This special music group also received a I at State. Standing L to R: Mike Ow- ings, RoxAnn Rooney, Kathy Daily, Iola Taylor, Rhonda Keener, Aaron Sprunger, Bob Brasuell, Wanda Keener, Brad Ken- dall. Seated L to R: Renee Specht, Cynthia Taton, Roy Sprunger, Steve Taton. Not pictured: Joy Alexander. Also receiving I's at State are these individ- uals for their solos. Cynthia Taton, sax solo; Aaron Sprunger, vocal solo; Mark McDonald, trumpet solo; Brad Kendall, vocal solo. 25 26 Jr. High Musicians Go On Second Tour Those in Jr. High vocal music were: First row L to R; David Day, Dwayne Owings, Greg Whisler, Brad Stalker, Kenby Clawson, David Clawson, Debra Valdez, Del Base, Stephanie Deaton, Brenda Newman. Second row, Laurie Walker, Tammy Waggoner, Kim Wilson, Gretchen Yanke, Debbie Fitzgerald, Rodger Greer, Jana Miller, Evan Specht, Trudy Lightcap, Tina Limon, Jan Hill, Karen Frey, Justine Morton, Kayra Owings, Mrs. McCarty. Third row; Diane Houck, Vicki Blankenship, Brenda Owings, Michelle Kelling, Jerri Pelser, Vicki Williamson. Not pictured: Robin Day, Dora Morales, Debbie Harding. The Jr. High band members were: First row L to R; Trudy Lightcap, Ricky DuBois, Stephanie Deaton, Kim Wilson, Diane Houck, Justine Morton, Gretchen Yanke, Brent Merz, Tina Limon, Kenby Clawson, Rodger Greer, Greg Whisler, Steve Free- man , Karen Frey. Third row; Brian McGowan, Brad Stalker, Bryan Selby, Mr. McCarty. Fourth row; Jerri Pelser, Vicki Blankenship, David Clawson, Del Base, Jana Mclver, Michelle Kelling. Not pic- tured: Robin Day, David Lakin. Fifth And Sixth Grade Bands Have Good Year The Fifth grade band had as members; Front row: John Lawson, Phillip Valdez, Virginia Ramsey, Paula DuBois, Kurt Deaton, Gary Black, Laura Kreie, Teresa Eicher, Stacey Anthony, Tom Sprinkle. Second row: Jarrod Har- bour, Cynthia Pickens, Patrick Blakesley, Terry Troutt, Darla Alexander, Marybeth Clawson, Carla Pence. Members of the Sixth grade band from L to R: Mike Valdez, Sketter Sears, Allen Freeman, Stacey Parton, Erie Freezor, Jennie Lopez. Second row: Tammie Eicher, Scott Simpson, Gary Pelser, Sandy Hernandez, Kim Blair. Third row: Kim Mclver, Jerry Meier, Carmen Keener, Vicki Carroll, Kelly Walker, Tracy McGowan, Knsti Decker, Twila Reimer. 27 Pep club members, Front Row L to R: Kathy Rollins, Billie Helton, Darlene Brown, Stacey Light- cap, Lenise Pence, Debra Ungles, RoxAnn Rooney, Becky Miller, Connie Morton. Second row: Terrie Limon, Angie Carroll, Caren Keener, Rhonda Keener, Kathy Daily,Robin Greer, Linda Heller, Wanda Keener, Christie Hornsby. Third row: Kathy Russell, Delaine O'Neal, Kayra Owings, Lynne Pickens, Joy Alexander, Marilyn Clawson, Cynthia Taton, Terri Pelser. Fourth row: Loree Olinger, Ellen Conover, Stacey Blankenship, Dyanne Harmon, Lori Carroll, Dana Mclver, Julie Dietz, Karen Fillpot, Karen Stapp, Jody Decker. Fifth row: Renee Specht, Susan Simpson, Adelina Trevino, Amalia Trevino, Ida Garza, Ms Stephens, sponsor, Kim Anthony. Not pictured: Kim Fill- pot, Carla Keener, Diane Dennis, Alice Nall, Raimon, and Mr. McCarty, sponsor. Besides backing the Indians the pep club was kept busy this year. Their activities included Miss School Spirit, a bake sale, burning of the dummy, and they also sponsored a disco dance to raise money for uniforms. The theme for Miss School Spirit was 1 'Starry Starry Night''. The Indians hosted Tribune for the game. The crowning took place between the two A games. Dyanne Harmon was crowned queen. Elections of new officers, and cheerleaders ended out the club's year. Pep club board members, Front Row L to R: Kathy Rollins, Cyn- thia Taton, Marilyn Clawson, Susan Simpson, Wanda Keener, Angie Carroll. Second row: Billie Helton, Becky Miller, RoxAnn Rooney, Stacey Lightcap, Debra Ungles, Darlene Brown, and Lenise Pence. 28 All Kayettes Attend Regional Conference Kayette members, Front Row L to R: Adelina Trevino, Debra Unges, Kathy Rollins, Darlene Brown, Renee Specht, Angie Carroll, RoxAnn Rooney, Diane Dennis, Becky Miller. Second Row: Caren Keener, Connie Fillpot, Marla Shepard, Lenise Pence, Billie Helton, Robin Greer, Wanda Keener, Iola Taylor, Marilyn Clawson. Third Row: Mrs. Laas, sponsor, Martha Lopez, Ida Garza, Amalia Trevino, Terrie Limon, Kathy Daily, Susan Simpson, Lind a Heller, Cynthia Ta- ton. Fourth Row: Karen Fillpot, Kayra Owings. Lynne Pickens, Julie Dietz, Lori Carroll, Stacey Lightcap, Dyanne Harmon, Dianna Kelling, Cathy Russell. Fifth Row: Sara Stanley, Ellen Con- over, Connie Morton, Jody Decker, Karen Stapp, Kim Anthony, Stacey Blankenship, Terri Pelser, Kim Fillpot, Loree Olinger. Not pictured: Christie Hornsby, Carla Keener, Delaine O'N- eal, Joy Alexander, Angie Hoffine, Rhonda Keener. Kayette board, Front Row from L to R: Marilyn Clawson, Debra Ungles, Darlene Brown, Kathy Rollins, RoxAnn Rooney. Second Row: Adelina Trevino, Angie Car- roll, Diane Dennis. Third Row: Becky Miller, Renee Specht. This is the first year that all Kayettes have at- tended Regional Conference. The conference was held at Montezuma. They participated in quite a few activities that kept them busy. Trick-or-Treat for Unicef, Big sister- Little sis- ter party, Holly sales, Sadi Hawkins dance, and the Kayette Mother-Daughter Tea. 29 Letter Club Increases Membership The members of the Letter Club were from L to R: Back row; Darren Alexander, Becky Miller, Bobby Brasuell, Diane Dennis, Aaron Sprunger, Debra Ungles, Mark McDonald, Dirk Haegert, Donnie Irvin, Mr. Troutt. Middle row; Kathy Rollings, Troy Sturgeon, Randy Lucas, Darlene Brown, Tod Anthony, Billie Helton, Dan Clawson, Dana Mclver. Front row; Mr. Ritzel, Doug Wright, Julie Dietz, Darin Haegert, John Fry. Mr. Ritzel and Mr. Troutt were the two sponsors for Letter Club this year. The club is opened to any boy or girl that has lettered in a varsity sport. A change was made to include debate and for- ensics. The other activities that are included are: volleyball, bas- ketball, football, track. 30 FCA Begins Its Second Year The members of FCA were from L to R: Mr. Ritzel, Steve Taton, Darren Alexander, Stacey Lightcap, Kathy Rol tins, Kevi Connor, Dan Clawson, Mr. Troutt. Second row: Diane Dennis, Becky Miller, Billie Helton, Debra Un- gles, Tod Anthony, Brad Kendall, Rod Kelling. Third row: Jeff Hankins, Troy Sturgeon, Basil Yanke, Roy Sprunger, Bobby Brasuell, Aaron Sprunger, Darlene Brown, Randy Lucas, Caren Keener. Not pictured: Carla Keener. FCA had two new sponsors this year. Mr. Mike Ritzel coached football, taught biology, and physical education. Mr. George Troutt coached basketball, taught government, and history. FCA is an organization for Christian Ath- letes . The membership increases every year. The FCA officers were: Mr. Troutt, sponsor; Troy Sturgeon, vice-president; Darren Alexander, fellowship committee co-chairman; Aaron Sprunger, president; Steve Taton, secretary-reasurer; Brad Kendall, fellowship com- mittee chairman; Mr. Ritzel, sponsor. 31 New Ideas In Stuco The Student Council members were: 1st row L to R; Terry Meier, Mike Wright, RoxAnn Rooney, Mr. Laas, Renee Specht. 2nd row; Susan Simpson, Becky Miller, Angie Carroll. 3rd row; Kevin Connor, Darlene Brown, Karen Stapp, Debra Ungles, Mark McDonald. Not Pictured; Rhonda Keen- er. Besides sponsoring the homecoming activi- ties and the Miss School Spirit Dance, which are its annual functions, Stuco had some fresh new ideas this year. These included the Par- ent-Student Exchange Day and the Spring Fling. The Spring Fling was a clean-up day for the first part of the afternoon and an Al- most Anything Goes between classes in the last part of the afternoon. The Parent-Ex- change day was for the parents to take the students place at school. The students also had to take the parents place at work, at home, or whatever. Both were a great suc- cess. This years officers were Mark McDonald, President; Angie Carroll, Vice-President; Renee Specht, Secretary. 32 FFA Flas New Sponsor The FFA members were from L to R: Front row; Tim Furnish, Everett Reimer, Alden Piner, Brint Stalker, Roy Sprunger, Bart Miller. Second row; Danny White, Troy Daniels, Rick Waggoner, Tod Anthony, Mike Morton, Kenny Reimer. Third row; Mr. Heddlesten, Debra Ungles (Sweetheart), John Frey, Randy Lucas, Kevin Caddick, John Love, Basil Yanke, Lori Carroll (Sweetheart attendant). Fourth row; Darren Alex- ander, Bill Holland, Lloyd Miller, Donnie Irvin, Aaron Sprunger, Dan Clawson, Bob Dons. The new members of FFA were: Seated; Tim The officers were from L to R: Mr. Heddlesten, sponsor; Randy Furnish, Everett Reimer, Bart Miller. Standing; Lucas, Treasurer; Aaron Sprunger, Reporter; Darren Alexander, Mr. Heddlesten, sponsor; Alden Piner, Brint Secretary; Donnie Irvin, Sentinel. Stalker, Roy Sprunger. First Year For Art Club National Honor Society Grows The members of the art club were from L to R, 1st row: Karen Keener, Rhonda Keener, Angie Carroll, Adelina Trevino, Ms. Stephens. 2nd row: Toby Halfhill, Renee Specht, Troy Stur- geon , Bobby Robinson, RoxAnn Rooney. Members of National Honor Society were from L to R, kneeling: Marilyn Clawson, Dana Mclver, Stacey Lightcap, Gary Stapp, Wanda Keener, Susan Simpson. 1st row: Cynthia Taton, Becky Miller, Diane Den- nis, RoxAnn Rooney, Renee Specht, Angie Carroll, Mark McDonald, Lenise Pence. 2nd row: Julie Dietz, Doug Wright, Lori Carroll, Darin Haegert, Troy Foster, Terry Meier, Dan Clawson. 34 Satanta High At State Track Tod Anthony participated in pole vault this year. Debra, Kathy, Stacey, and Angie, the state relay team. Mr. Ritzel, Dirk, and Tod are pictured here at the state track meet, held at Salina. Stacey, a freshman, qualified for state in high jump and re- lays. 3S S.H.S. Outstanding Athletes Wally Limon, Dirk Haegert, Billy Day, Troy Stugeon, Rick Waggoner, and Darin Haegert all received special football awards. Aaron Sprunger, Dan Waggoner, and Dan Clawson also re- ceived awards, but were unable to be pictured. Diane, Billie, and Stacey made the Southwest Daily Times all-area team in basketball. Billie and Diane made the all-league team for their ef- forts in basketball. 36 Outstanding Band Students Receive Awards Mark was presented the Louie Armstrong Award for his achieve- ments in jazz. Brain McGowan was selected as a National Director's Award for his outstanding achievements as a jr. high band student. Mark McDonald was selected as the John Phillip Sousa outstanding musician. 37 Danny’s Years Of Hard Work Pays Off Ten years is a long time to be involved in one activity. Danny has been riding in rodeo's since he was eight years old. His first ride took place in St. John, Kansas. Although he didn't win anything for riding, he won a pair of boots for being the youngest rider there. He started participating in miniature rodeos, and was in the 8 to 13 division. Danny rode a bull named ' 'Honkee'' that had never been ridden before. This bull is still bucking, and has only been ridden three times since Danny rode him in 1970. In 1973 Danny joined ' 'Little Britches . He won the Jr. Bull Riding World Champion at Littleton, Colo., Little Britches Finals. Since that time Danny has won 18 All- around titles, 12 runner-up to All-around, and 1 World Champion All-around. This is a great accomplishment for a young man of 18. It's not every day a small school has a world champion as one of it's students. Danny's plans for the future include Little Britches this summer, and college this fall on a rodeo scholarship. Congratulations Danny, you have done something to really be proud of. Keep it up! 1. Danny is shown here with the saddle he was awarded. 2. Danny at the Satanta FFA Rodeo at Sublette, 1978. He won first place. 3. After the rodeo is over Danny takes it easy, and talks to some friends. 4. Danny on Gray Ghost at Kingman, Kansas (1970). He won first place. 38 The Good Times Never Stop At S.H.S. Cecil, are you making those boots for your squaw? Think about it carefully Raimon, before you make your move. Come on, Karen couldn't be that bad! Mr. Rollins and Mr. Suarez are discussing the fine points of goofing off. Remember Karla, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Junior-Senior Prom 40 This year the theme for the junior-senior prom was ' 'You Light Up My Life . The banquet and prom was held at the City Hall. The date set was Friday, April 28, 1978, at 7:00 p.m. Mr. McGowan was on hand at 6:00 to take pictures. The hall was decorated in the colors yellow, red, and orange. The memory books were red with silver lettering. The juniors worked very hard this year and they gave a very good prom. Troy Specht, the junior class president, gave the welcome. Gary Stapp followed with the invocation. The meal and drinks were served by the junior fathers. The menu was party mix, relish plate, combination salad, club steak, baked potato, green beans with mushroom sauce, rolls, and cherry cheese cake. After the dinner, Mark McDonald, the senior class presi- dent, gave a thanks to the juniors for all of the work they did on the prom and banquet. The band this year was ' 'Snow'' from Manhatten, Kansas. They started playing at 8:00 p.m. and fin- ished around midnight. They were a fine band and it was an enjoyable night. Raimon and Martha had a good time dancing to Snow' Dirk really gets into the music at prom. ' 'Snow'' played and boogied almost all night long. It Was A Get Down Night! It Was A Classy Class Night Mark presents Mrs. Haddican, the senior sponsor, with a qf' -fer • 1 gift of appreciation. Dirk and Mark gave the audience a look into the future by reading the class prophecy. Track People Work Hard .....the agony of defeat. Darin has just started his transformation into the in- credible hunk. Everett is kicking out the fi- nal laps of the grueling two mile. Randy leaning low, gets out fast. The thrill of victory and Stacey and her perfect form. S.H.S. Students Love The Great Outdoors This Isn’t The End, It’s The Beginning Dr. James Costigan, chairman of the speech depart- ment at Fort Hays State University, was the speaker at Commencement. Graduation was a time of mixed emotions for both the graduating seniors and their families. They were glad that they finally accomplished their goal after twelve years of trials and tribulations, yet sad to be leaving many friends and memories. Many of their thoughts look to what the future holds, but they will never forget the many happy memories at S.H.S. Martha Lopez and Raimundo Rucabado, our ex- change students, were the honorary seniors. Mrs. Haddican helps DaLena with last minute de- tails. 46 Mark And Angie Receive Top Honors Mark McDonald-Valedictorian Angie Carroll-Salutatorian Honor Senior (3.5 or better for seven semesters and one nine weeks) Mark McDonald Scholastic Letter for Seniors (3.5 or better for four years) Mark McDonald Honor Certificates: (3.0 or better) Seniors: Tod Anthony Dirk Haegert Angie Carroll Billie Helton Wanda Keener Lenise Pence Renee Specht Doug Wright Juniors: Marilyn Clawson Becky Miller Diane Dennis Troy Foster Brad Kendall RoxAnn Rooney Susan Simpson Gary Stapp Cynthia Taton Sophomores: Lori Carroll Dan Clawson Kevin Connor Julie Dietz Darin Haegert Stacey Lightcap Terry Meier Dana Mclver Alan Schwertfeger Freshmen: Christa Hornsby Stacey Blankenship Ellen Conover Billy Day Delaine O'Neal Kayra Owings Lynne Pickens Roy Sprunger Steven Taton Students Receive Recognition For Achievements Becky Miller and Mark McDonald were chosen by the faculty for the School service award. It was based on their extracurricular services to the school. Wanda Keener and Aaron Sprunger received the Principal's Award. They were chosen by the principal for their outstanding ser- vice to the school. 50 Final Game Provides Victory First Row: Basil Yanke, Roy Sprunger, Randy Tatro, Billy Day, Cecil Shepard, Alden Finer, Bobby Small. Second Row: Rod Kelling, Pablo Gonzales, Brad Kendall, Rick Waggoner, Randy Lucas, Donnie Irvin, Darren Alexander, Brint Stalker, Steve Taton, (Manager) Bob Robinson, (Manager) Bob Doris, Coach Ritzel. Third Row: Rick Moody, Bob Brasuell, Aaron Sprunger, Darin Haegert, Dirk Haegert, Troy Sturgeon, John Frey, Kim Rogers, Wally Limon, George Nall, Danny Waggoner, Coach Obermeyer, and Coach Troutt. The 1977-78 Satanta football team provided a lot of excitement for its fans. Led by sophomore quar- terback Darren Alexander the Indians offense scored more points this season than the last two seasons combined. The improvement of the Indian's football team is evident by the honors received by members of this years team. Troy Sturgeon received all-league honors on a 2nd team tight end. Dan Waggoner, Darren Alexander, Rick Waggoner, Aaron Sprunder, Dirk Haegert, and Darin Haegert all re- ceived honors as 2nd team all area selections from the Southwest Daily Times. Although the team only won one game, it had an opportunity to win three other games with Elkhart, Jetmore, and Sublette only to see victory slip through their fingers late in the game. The final game of the season provided the Indians with their only victory of the season, and what a fitting climax it was. Not only was it the last game of the season, but it was also the final game of the eleven man football the Indians will play for some time. Next season the Indians join the tough Santa Fe League and will be playing eight man football. Scoreboard Satanta Opponents Elkhart 6 18 Syracuse 15 43 Hugoton 0 48 . Jetmore 0 6 Johnson 6 26 Tribune 13 46 Sublette 21 27 Holcomb 13 9 52 y Senior Leadership Helps Break Losing Streak Wally Limon George Nall Pablo Gonzales Dirk Haegert Aaron Sprunger Danny Waggoner Rick Moody The Season In Snaps Next Year — Eight-Man Ball The 7th and 8th grade football team included: Kneeling: David Lakin (Manager), Brad Stalker, Benny Caddick, Ricky DuBois, Steve Evans, Tobin Kelling, and David Day (Manager). Second Row: Jo jo Cruz, Albert Trevino, Mike Stapleton, Steve Freeman, Ardon Zanghi, and Danny Moree. Third Row: Coach Reece, Pete Silva, Brent Mere, Brian McGowan, Randall Hicks, Jose Longoria, Evan Specht, Roger Greer, David Clawson, and Kimby Clawson. Coach Ritzel throws a good one in football practice. Satanta Opponents Sublette 14 0 Hugoton 0 13 Lakin 6 8 Elkhart 6 16 Holcomb 6 26 Copeland (8 man) 31 0 55 Girls Are Runners Up At Regionals Standing from L to R: Coach Oakes, Lori Carroll, Dana Mclver, Kathy Rollins, Debra Ungles, Diane Dennis, Julie Diet2. Sitting: Loree Olinger, Stacey Blankenship, Christa Hornsby, Kim Anthony, Billie Helton, Dyanne Harmon, Coach Schmidt. 56 Satanta girls basketball team wound-up their season with a 16-6 record. The girls took third in the league tournament, runner-up at the Regionals, and at the Sub- State tournament the Indians lost to Protection, which won the class 1A State Tournament. The Indians lose one starting senior, Billie Helton, but will re - turn with Debra Ungles, Diane Dennis, Kathy Rollins, Lori Car- roll, Julie Dietz, Dana Mclver, Dyanne Harmon, Loree Olinger, Kim Anthony, and Christa Hornsby, all of which will play an important role for the 78-79 sea- son. Satanta Opponents Meade 41 28 Sublette 39 30 Ingalls 25 20 Lakin 36 42 Southwestern Heights 38 37 Montezuma 37 27 I lugoton 54 28 I Iolcomb 49 42 Moscow 49 42 Syracuse 33 37 I Iolcomb 43 31 Lakin 45 54 Syracuse 41 40 Elkhart 47 28 Deerfield 54 30 Johnson 35 52 Cimarron 40 37 Tribune 40 23 Montezuma 57 31 Deerfield 49 17 I Iolcomb 29 32 Protection 32 62 Billie Helton was our only senior player. Kathy Rollins, Junior Debra Ungles, Junior RoxAnn Rooney, Junior Seniors Head Basketball Squad The varsity basketball team for 1977-78 consisted of, from L to R: Kneeling; Darren Alexander, Mark McDonald, Danny Wag- goner, Tod Anthony. Standing; Coach Obermeyer, Doug Wright, Troy Sturgeon, Darin Haegert, Dirk Haegert, Aaron Sprunger, Raimon Rucabado, Wally Limon, Coach Troutt. Varsity's Scores Satanta Opponent Meade 20 65 Sublette 47 63 Ingalls 55 57 La kin 31 54 SW Heights 32 84 Montezuma 47 65 Hugoton 32 55 Moscow 38 64 Syracuse Elkhart 59 70 65 56 Deerfield 49 85 Johnson 65 67 Cimmarron 47 67 Tribune 70 76 The jr. - varsity team included, from L to R: Kneeling; Rod Kell- ing, Randy Lucas, Troy Foster, Troy Specht, Jeff Hankins, Kevin Connor. Standing; Terry Meier, Brad Kendall, Rick Waggoner, Coach Obermeyer, Basil Yanke, Greg Haddican, Jeff Hale. Jr-Varsity's Scores Satanta Opponent Tribune 51 59 Johnson 39 85 Deerfield 53 39 Elkhart 42 72 Greensburg 61 69 Moscow 48 50 Holcomb 65 62 Montezuma 55 59 SW Heights 43 69 La kin 45 59 Meade 52 61 58 Seniors Work Hard And Don’t Give UP. Dirk Haegert Mark McDonald Raimon Rucabado Wally Limon Tod Anthony Danny Waggoner Doug Wright Boys Out For Basketball And Track Work Flard The freshman out for bas- ketball this year were from L to R: Everett Reimer, Bart Miller, Randy Tatro. 2nd row-: Billy Day, Mike Wright, Brint Stalker, Cecil Shepard. Not pictured: Kip Connor, Roy Sprunger, Bobby Small. The seventh and eight grade track team consisted of, Kneeling: Mike Moody, Brad Stalker, Steve Evens, Ardon Zanghi, Ricky DuBois. 1st row: Danny Moree, Kenby Clawson, Jojo Cruz, David Clawson, Brent Merz, Mike Stapleton, Steve Freeman, Albert Trevino. 2nd row: Pet Silva, Brian McGowan, Randall Hicks, Evan Specht, Tobin Kelling, Del Base, Dwayne Owings, David Day. Not pictured: Bryan Selby. The freshman cheerleaders were from L to R: Terri Pelser, Christie Hornsby, Jody Decker, Kim An- thony, Connie Morton. Spirited Season For Pep Club The jr. high cheerleaders were from L to R: Justine Mor- ton, Trudy Kightcap, Debra Valdez. Second row; Debra Fitzgerald, Gretchen Yanke. Third row; Kim Wilson, Jan Hill. The jr. high pep club members were from L to R: Frenda Newman, Vicki Williamson, Karen Frey. Third row; Debbie Harding, Brenda Owings, Tina Limon. Fourth row; Stephanie Deaton, Tammy Waggoner, Jana Miller, Kim Wilson. Fifth row; Diane Houck, Laurie Walker, Gretchen Yanke, David Day, Jana Mclver. Sixth row; Debra Valdez, Vicki Blankenship, Stephanie Giles, Michelle Kelling, Jerri Pelser, Debbie Fitzgerald. Seventh row; Justine Morton, Jan Hill, Trudy Lightcap. 61 A Good Year For Jr. High Basketball The eighth grade girls' basketball team consisted of: Standing L to R; Diane Houck, Tammy Waggoner, Gretchen Yanke, Debbie Fitzgerald, Kim Wilson, Jolene Owings, Debra Valdez, Jana Miller. Kneeling L to R; Coach Blundell, Stephanie Deaton. The seventh grade girls' team was: Standing L to R; Debbie Harding, Karen Frey, Branda New- man, Coach Blundell, Justine Morton, Trudy Lightcap, Vicki Blankenship. Kneeling L to R; Brenda Owings, Jerri Pelser, Michelle Kelling, Jana Mclver, Tina Limon, Robin Day. 62 Those who participated on the eighth grade boys' team were: Standing L to R; Coach Reece, Rodger Greer, Evan Specht, Randall Hicks, Tobin Kelling, Pete Silva, Del Base. Kneeling L to R; Ardon Zanghi, Steve Freeman, Greg Whisler, Jo jo Cruz, Danny Moree, Brent Merz, Brian McGowan. The seventh grade boys out for basketball were: Standing L to R; Coach Reece, Brad Stalker, Mike Stapleton, Kenby Clawson, Dwayne Owings, Mike Moody. 63 Girls’ Volleyball Team Makes It To State The varsity volleyball players were: First row L to R; Coach Oakes, Stacey Lightcap, Lori Carroll, Billie Helton, Diane Dennis, Lenise Pence, Terrie Limon, Debra Ungles, Dana Mclver, Coach Schmidt. Second row: Dyanne Harmon, Susan Simpson, Julie Dietz, Angie Carroll, Kathy Rollins, Stacey Blankenship. Not pictured; Darlene Brown The girls were very proud to receive the title as Sub- State Champs. SEASON'S RECORD Satanta Opponent 16-15 Montezuma 14-8 won 0-11 Lakin 15-15 lost 15-11-15 Hugoton 10-15-7 won 15-15 Johnson 4-10 won 13-15-15 Elkhart 15-12-13 won 15-15 Deerfield 7-13 won 15-15 Moscow 10-9 won 15-15 Hugoton 4-2 won 13-15-7 Elkhart 15-13-15 lost 15-15 Tribune 1-2 won 15-15 Johnson 3-6 won 15-15 Lakin 9-7 won 14-7 Lakin 16-15 lost 15-15 Hugoton 2-5 won 10-15-15 Rolla 15-0-13 won 15-13-15 Hugoton 9-15-9 won 4-15-7 Campo 15-9-15 lost 12-15-15 Ingalls 15-9-5 won RECIONALS 2nd 15-15 Montezuma 7-9 won 14-6 Ingalls 16-15 lost SUB-STATE 1st 15-15 Lenora 2-6 won 15-7-15 Tri-Plains 12-15-6 won STATE 10-8 Bennington 15-15 lost 64 With the help of our two very capable seniors, the volleyball squad had an excellent season with a 19- 5 record. They were the Runner-ups at Regionals, and then went on to be declared the Sub-State Champs. Next came State competition where they lost out in the first round to Bennington, who was later determined the State Champs. All this was done under the guidance and coaching of John Oakes and Vickie Schmidt. The junior varsity squad consisted of: First row L to R; Terri Pelser. Second row; Ellen Conover, Connie Morton. Third row; Cynthia Taton, Caren Keener, Diana Kelling, Delaine O'Neal, Joy Alexander. Fourth row; Becky Miller, Kim Fillpot, Carla Keener. 65 Lenise Pence and Billie Helton were our senior players. Jr, High Volleyball A Success Those out for the 8th grade volleyball squad were: Coach Blundell, Jolene Owings, Debra Valdez, Gretchen Yanke, Tammy Waggoner, Kim Wilson, Jana Miller, Stephanie Deaton, Debbie Fitz- gerald, Diane Houck. Their record was 7 wins and 4 losses. The 7th grade volleyball team consisted of: Kneeling L to R; Vicki Blankenship, Debbie Harding, Tina Limon, Brenda Owings, Michelle Kelling, Vicki Williamson. Standing; Coach Blundell, Justine Morton, Brenda Newman, Karen Frey, Jana Mclver, Robin Day, Trudy Lightcap. They had a record of 6 wins and 1 loss. 66 Girls Track Team Has Super Season The seventh grade track members were from L to R: Justine Morton, Robin Day, Stephanie Giles, Trudy Lightcap, Karen Frey, Debbie Harding, Brenda Newman, Jana Mclver. Standing: Mr. Blundell, Tina Limon, Michelle Kelling, Vicki Williamson, Jan Hill, Jerri Pelser, Vicki Blan- kenship. The eight grade girls that were out for track were: Kneeling; Beverly Wing, Diane Houck, Tammy Waggoner, Jana Miller, Stephanie Deaton. Standing; Mr. Blundell, Jolene Owings, Gretchen Yanke, Debra Valdez, Debbie Fitzgerald, Kim Wilson. They went to seven track meets and came back with seven first place trophies. Super job girls! 67 The track team from L to R: Kneeling; Troy Specht, Kevin Connor, Darren Alexander, Troy Sturgeon, Randy Tatro. 2nd row; Mr. Ritzel, Alvin Reimer, Aaron Sprunger, Billy Day, Tod Anthony, Randy Lu- cas, Roy Sprunger, Everett Riemer, Donnie Irvin, Raimon, Bobby Robinson. 3rd row; Dirk Haegert, Dan Clawson, Bobby Small, Troy Foster, Darin Haegert, John Fry. The girls track team consisted of; Sitting, Lori Carroll, Stacey Blankenship, Dana Mclver, Dianna Kelling, Susan Simpson, Diane Dennis. Kneeling, Angie Hoffine, Kathy Rollins, Debra Ungles, Becky Miller. 68 Multi-Talented Teachers Mr. John Oakes is our new driver's education and psychology teacher. Along with these duties, he coaches girls' volleyball, basketball, and track. Mr. Oakes also sponsors the senior class. Being a graduate from Northwestern Oklahoma State University, he has a bachelor's degree in educa- tion. Mr. George Troutt has taught history and government in our school for the past two years. He is our assistant football coach and heads the boys' basketball coaching staff. Mr. Troutt also sponsors the junior class, F.C.A., and the Letter Club. He's a graduate from Panhandle State University with a bachelor's degree. This is Mr. Dean Obermeyer's second year at Satanta. He teaches Algebra I and 11, geometry, and math analysis. Mr. Obermeyer assists in coaching both football and basketball. He also is the sophomore class sponsor. Mr. Obermeyer at- tended the University of Nebraska where he ob- tained his Bachelor of Science in Education de - gree. Our biology and physical education teacher is Mr. Mike Ritzel. He is the head football and boys' track coach. Along with these duties, Mr. Ritzel sponsors F.C.A., Letter Club, and the sophomore class. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Ottawa Uni- versity and his Master of Science degree from Emporia State University. This was his first year at Satanta. 70 The new head of the vocational agriculture and metal working department is Mr. Melvin Heddles- ten. He also sponsors the future Farmers of Amer- ica. Mr. Heddlesten is a graduate from New Mexi- co State University with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree. Our wood shop and mechanical drawing teacher is Mr. Carl Wilson. This is his twelfth year at S.H.S. Mr. Wilson is a sponsor for the freshmen class. He graduated from Northwestern Oklahoma State Uni- versity at Alva where he received his bachelor's degree. Mrs. Cheryl Laas heads our home economics de- partment. She also sponsors the Kayette organiza- tion. This is her first year of full time teaching at S.H.S. She obtained her Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees from Fort Hays State University. Both degrees were in speech. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in home economics from Panhandle State University. This is the second year of teaching at Satanta for Miss Denice Stephens. She is the art teacher and pep club advisor. Miss Setphens also sponsors the art club. She holds a bachelor's degree from Fort Hays State University. 71 This is Mr. C. R. McBratney's second year of teaching sophomore and junior English at S.H.S. He is also the sponsor for the senior class and helps the junior class with the concession stand. Mr. McBratney holds a bachelor's degree from Panhan- dle State University. Educators In The Language Arts Mrs. Haddican teaches freshmen and senior English She is the sponsor for the senior class. This is her twenty-sixth year of teaching English here at Sa- tanta. Mrs. Haddican attended the Oklahoma Col- lege of Women at Chickasha, Oklahoma where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree. This is Mr. Larry Laas' fourth year at S.H.S. He teaches freshmen speech and is the debate and for- ensics coach. Mr. Laas is also the Stuco sponsor and directs the all-school play. He received his Bache- lor of Arts degree from Fort Hays State University. Carlene Ungles has been our librarian for the past six years. She also offers a course in library science and is the junior class sponsor. Mrs. Ungles attend- ed Oklahoma State University where she obtained her bachelor's degree. 72 Our Spanish teacher is Mr. Lionel Suarez. This is his second year of teaching at S.H.S. He teaches here during the morning and commutes to Sublette in the afternoon. Mr. Suarez is a graduate from Chadron State College at Chadron, Nebraska and holds a Bachelor of Science degree. Mr. Kenneth McGowan has taught here at S.H.S. for the past five years. He teaches chemistry, 1SCS, and photography. Mr. McGowan also sponsors the sophomore class. He and his photography class took most of the pictures for the yearbook this year. Graduating from the University of Oklahoma, he holds a master's degree. Mr. Gary McCarty heads our band department. He is a director for both the secondary and grade schools. This is his second year at Satanta. He also serves as a sponsor for the sophomore class. Mr. McCarty graduated from the University of Kansas with a Bachelor of Music Education degree. The vocal music teacher for the secondary and grade schools is Mrs. Diane McCarty. She also dir- ects the activity choir. This is her second year at Satanta. Mrs. McCarty obtained a Bachelor of Mu- sic Education degree from the University of Kansas. 73 Skilled Personnel Our business education instructor is Mrs. Mary McGowan. She is also the advisor for the yearbook. Along with these duties, Mrs. McGowan prints most of the programs for Satanta's activities. This is her third year of teaching full time at S.H.S. Graduat- ing from Northwestern Oklahoma State University, she holds a Bachelor of Science degree. This is Stan Slaven's first year as our principal. He previously taught and coached at our junior high. Mr. Slaven also sponsors the National Honor Soci- ety. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Emporia State University and his Master of Science degree from Fort Hays State University. The U.S.D. 507 superintendent is Dr. John A. Tompkins. This is his first year at Satanta. Prior to being our superintendent, Dr. Tompkins taught for three years and was a principal for three years. He obtained his master's degree from Emporia State University and his doctor's and bachelor's from the University of Kansas. Mr. Duncan Boutwell is our school counselor. This is his second year at Staanta. He also sponsors the junior class, concession stand, and the teachers' aides. Mr. Boutwell has a master's degree from Fort Hays State University. 74 U.S.D. 507 Furnishes A Fine Staff The school board members for the 1977-78 school year were as fol- lows: Standing L to Rj Archie Rooney, Garry Anthony, Logan Sprunger, Hershel Lawson, Jim Dennis, and Ron Lucas. Seated; Clint Stalker, President. Our yackety cooks at work are as follows: Lee Owings, Kay Day, Velma Kelling. The custodians for this year were Dora Valdez and Dave Tate. The hard working lady at the desk is Elaine Kreie, our high school secretary. 75 Dr. Tompkins right hand lady is his secretary, Fae Anthony. Introducing The Grade School Staff 76 Our Bi-lingual aides were Jo Silva and Juanita Lau. Mrs. Wiese, Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Stapp, and Mrs. La kin were our teachers aides. CLASSES Fun And Games At S.G.S. They Have Only Just Begun David Carter Jessie Crimmings Dixie Crist Tim Hale Jeff Harlow Robbie Henderson Todd Hoddy Andrea Humphrey Jeff LeForce Tonya Moody Bonnie Moore Kris Myrick Arturo Palomo Faron Reimer Sibyl Ardery Terri Bates Chad Blair Tara Cordova Melissa Hughan Mandy Koelzer Daniel LeBlanc Brent Miller Greg Oliver Becky Ritzel Shawn Robinson Lois Samples Luis Sanchez Will Thomas They better be on the look out for some Indians. First Grade Flas More Time For Fun Ronnie Bagwell Traci Campbell Jimmy Carroll Doris Ann Carter Audia Deaton Thomas Decker Lonte Dillion Timmy Gorton James Gross Janell Harbour Baudilio Hernandez, Jr. Junior Leyva Alma Loredo Shawn Massey Darcy Mclver Robert Nuckolls Trina Poe Victoria Ramsey Norma Rubio Loreanne Sistrunk Bro Smith rn MMV -r nil A i t if i ; Clarissa Taton Noelio Torres Sherrona Wood Miss Dick Mrs. Stapp Clark Beckett Andrew Clawson Rena Crest Arseli Dominguez Israel Flores Justin Frey Eric Hale Tina Hobbs Dustin Hoffman Russell Hornsby Jeremy Lee Shelly Merz Kerri Minter Konrad Myrick Alinda Finer Tamra Poe Sha Nawn Rawlins Arlo Reimer Rosa Rubio Darci Silva Shannon Slaven Michelle Stoll Raul Torres Bryan Young Mrs. Correll Mrs. Kline ft It' It W L 80 School’s Old Stuff For Second Graders Marc Anton Brandee Blair Shawn Cain Lisa Doerfler Deede Fitzgerald Fidel Garza Shanna Hill Scotty Hoffman Shari Hornsby Daniel Jones Oonna Kreie Argelia Leyva Janet Murrell Vicky Pickens La Dawn Polzin John Rangel Ericka Rowton Stephaine Silva Sue Sprinkle Charles Stapp Catalina Torres Iris Blakesley Carrie Decker Terena Eicher Rose Escobar Ray Farris Joe Hoffman Michell Hughan Lisa Hull Norma Loredo Debbie Nuckolls Sylvia Palamo Lacy Parton Paula Rigney Tracy Roberts Ana Rodriquez Marc Sams Homero Sanchez Amy Schubert Tawni Smith Angie Trevino Tammy Troutt Third Grade Studys Hard, But Finds Time For Fun. Bonnie Beckett Sally Black Jay Farris Chancie Gross Dawna Heidebrecht Andrea Hemendez Mike Kelling Sherri Moore Stephanie Myrick Mike Painter Mike Pickens Stan Reimer Shelly Rhiness Elisa Stalker Kelly Anthony Travis Apsley Dyanna Farris Karla Feezor Eddy Flores Rudy Gonzales Jody Haegert Timmy Hernandez Ronnie Newman Vance Oliva Bertha Palomo Lyane Polzin Roxanne Ritzel Simon Rodriquez Fourth Grade Has Good Year Melissa Anthony Belinda Beckett Lisa Caddick Arnold Cain Stacey Davis JoAnn Escobar Carrie Hoffman David Jones Greg Kelling Eladio Morales Shane Selby Flint Thoreson Anita Trevino Tamra Wheeler Casey Apsley Denise Harding Tracy Harlow Ricky Limon Kay Lopez Wayne Moore Frank Nall Kim Newman Tomi Os bon Sterling Slaven Kayli Smith Stacey Wilson Miss Schmidt Bulletin boards are part of a fourth graders life. It's so nice when everyone knows the answer. Fifth Graders Join Beginning Band Darla Alexander Stacey Anthony Gary Black Paula DuBois John Lawson Gina Miller Robert Palomo Carla Pence Blance Perez Virginia Ramsey Misti Smith Olga Torres Phillip Valdez Mr. Jack Freeman Patrick Blakesley Marybeth Clawson Kurt Deaton Stacey Decker Teresa Eicher Jarrod Harbour Laura Kreie Martha Morales Cynthia Pickens Tom Sprenkle Tammie Stewart Maria Trevino Terry Troutt Ms Mikelyn Sims Will there some day be a checker match on Chal- lenge of the Sexes'' ? Stacey may think it's funny, but homework isn't easy! Sixth Graders Get Ready To Join High iSi . WWMK M UL’ £ gfe? f j£ iflBHii MfiLJMi School Shelly Black Kim Blair Vicki Carroll Kathy Doerfler Armida Dominquez Eric Feezor Allen Freeman Carmen Keener Jennie Lopez Tracy McGowan Brian Merz Stacey Parton Gary Pelser Sonia Rodriquez Deanne Beckett Tamata Brown Kristi Decker Tammie Eicker Tony Farris Sandy Hernandez Vicky Hernandez Michael Love Jerry Meier Timmy Moree Debra Moody Kim Mclver Twila Reimer Skeeter Sears Seventh Grade Joins High School Kenby Clawson Robin Day Ricky DuBois Karen Frey Michelle Kelling Trudy Lightcap Jana Mclver Mike Moody Dora Morales Dwayne Owings Jerri Pelser Brad Stalker Vicki Williamson Mrs. Chesser Vicki Blankenship Robert Carroll Steve Evans Stephanie Giles Debbie Harding Jan Hill Brad Ives Tina Limon Danny Moore Justine Morton Brenda Newman Brenda Owings Bryan Selby Mike Stapleton Albert Trevino Mr. Reese Not pictured: Irene Rios Mary Rios Dwayne Owings looks like he is really having fun in Science experiments are the high point of Brad Ives' class. day. 86 Looks Like They Made It Bennie Caddick David Clawson Jojo Cruz David Day Debbie Fitzgerald Steve Freeman Rodger Greer Diane Houck Tobin Kelling David Lakin Brent Merz Jana Miller Charlene Moody Evan Specht Teresa Nall Laurie Walker Greg Whisler Kimberly Wilson Gretchen Yanke Ms Deb Bahr- 1st semester Ardon Zanghi not pictured Mrs. Schenk Danny Morgan Kathy Rios Beverly Wing Mr. Bill Rollins Del Base Ken Brown Stephanie Deaton Amulfo Gonzales Yalanda Genzales Randall Hicks Jose Longoria Brian McGowan Danny Moree Jolene Owings Candy Shepard Lype Travizo Debra Valdez Tammy Waggoner Brian McGowan gets tackled right before the goal line. Randall Hicks goes up for a jump shot, during warm up. 87 Stuco Parent Exchange Day FSA Success Stuco tried a new event this year. It was parent exchange day. Students turned their schedules over to their par- ents for one day. They had to contend with tardies, permits, and classes. It was a great success. Students enjoyed it as much or even more than the parents. Mrs. McDonald goes to classes for her son, Mark. Rev. Kendall has some quiet time to read the paper. Ktai. Meier aixi Mrs. Conover find out what Pauline gets a lot out of her English m class. the trombone is all about. More Crazy Times At S.H.S. Mr. Laas is standing by his debate and forensics brag board . Don't worry, Darren is beating Brad with a string of carpet. ' 'For the last time Renee, would you please stop staring at me1' says Dirk. Mr. Boutwell and Mr. McBratney are waiting for the half-time rush. 89 Freshman Find High School Different Mr. Carl Wilson Sponsor Mr. Lionel Suarez Sponsor Mr. Ken McGowan Sponsor The freshmen class chose as their officers from left to right, Billy Day, President: Karen Stapp, Stuco Representative; Ellen Conover, Reporter; Christa Hornsby, Secretary-Trea- surer; Connie Morton, Reporter; Stacey Blankenship, Vice- president; and Mike Wright, Stuco Representative. The freshmen have found out that high school is very dif- ferent from grade school. Even though high school was a change for them, it didn't keep them from joining in on the fun. They joined many activities and participated in many events. During the rest of their high school years, they will be building memories, but their first year in high school will always be something special. During Spirit Week, Christa Hornsby was chosen to repre- sent the freshmen in the ' 'Miss Pretty Leggs'' contest. Karen Stapp was their Homecoming queen candidate. Jody Decker and Mike Wright were the class favor- ites, Jody was a cheerleader and Mike played bas- ketball for the Indians. Kim Anthony Stacey Blankenship Tonja Carter Ellen Conover Billy Day Jody Decker Karen Fillpot Kim Fillpot Tim Furnish David Hernandez Christa Hornsby Tommy Hull Carla Keener Bart Miller Connie Morton Loree Olinger Delaine O'Neal Kayra Owings Keith Palmgren Terri Pelser 91 Lynne Pickens Alden Piner Everett Reimer Patricia Rodriquez Cathy Russell Ray Schreibvogel Cecil Shepard Bobby Small 92 We are so proud of the freshman girls for teaching Dirk to thread a machine. Sara Stanley Karen Stapp Steve Taton Randy Tatro 93 Karen, now isn't the time to try and be brave; tell someone that you have sewed your finger to the material. Sophomores Are Stuck In The Middle The sophomores chose as their officers for the 77-78 school year from left to right, Darren Alexander, Vice-president; Amalia Trevino, Treasurer; Dyanne Harmon, Reporter; and Kevin Connor, President and Stuco Representative. Not pictured, Terry Meier, was a Stuco Representative and Stacey Lightcap was secre- tary. Getting used to high school is a hard adjustment. The sophomore class accomplished this task very well. They participated in activities ranging from basketball to Ka- tyettes. The experience they gained from these activities will help them take on the responsibilities that they will be required to meet throughout high school. During the Homecoming Spirit Week sponsored by the Stuco, the sophomore class placed second in the Tug-of- War. Lori Carroll was chosen to be their 1 'Miss Pretty Legs candidate. At the end of the year and the ordering of class rings brough thoughts of Prom and magazine sales to their minds. The class chose Lori Carroll and Darin Haegert as favorites. Mr. Mike Ritzel, Mr. Gary McCarty, Sponsor Sponsor Mr. Dean Obermeyer, Sponsor 94 I Darren Alexander Joy Alexander Bob Brasuell Darin Haegert says to brother Dirk, 'See this is the way you do it. Pride Brown Kevin Caddick Lori Carroll Dan Clawson Kevin Connor Julie Dietz Ida Garza 95 Greg Haddican Darin Haegert Jeff Hale Dyanne Harmon k Donnie Irvin Dianna Kelling Stacey Lightcap John Love Sophomore Stacey Lightcap gets a few pointers on the facts of sax from junior Debra Ungles. You may think that Dyanne Harmon is studying, but real- ly she's trying to hide the fact that her hair is parted crooked. 96 By the expression on sophomore Donnie Irvin and senior John Frey's face you can really tell that they are part of the mean green machine. Randy Lucas Dana Mclver Terry Meier Doug Oiler Gloria Morales Kirk Pence Alan Schwertfeger Amalia Trevino A Change Is Gonna Come Mr. Duncan Boutwell, Sponsor The junior class officers from left to right were, Gary Stapp, Vice-president; Becky Miller, Stuco Representative; RoxAnn Rooney, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Debra Ungles, Stuco Represen- tative; Kathy Rollins, Reporter; Troy Specht, President. The juniors voted Rick Waggoner and Becky Miller as their class favorites for the year. Both were involved in many school activities. Mr. George Troutt, Sponsor Throughout this year the junior class has kept themselves very busy with all the preparations for prom. The first thing tiiey had to do was to raise money. They accomplished this through magazine sales and the con- cession stand. The juniors did very well during the Homecoming Spirit Week sponsored by the Student Council. They placed first in the float competition. Their Miss Pretty Legs candidate Kathy Rollins, also placed first. In the Tug-of-War between classes they defeated the sophomore and senior class for first place. This was a good year for the ju- niors , but a change has yet to come. 98 Darlene Brown Marilyn Clawson Kathy Daily Troy Daniels 99 Terrie Limon Becky Miller Eric Mitchell Israel Morales Mike Morton Alice Nall Mike Ovvings Kenny Reimer V I Bobby Robinson Kim Rogers Kathy Rollins RoxAnn Rooney There isn't a better way to start the juniors school year than the arrival of their class rings. 100 4 Terrie Limon, the homecoming queen candidate, greatly adds to the junior float, which won first place in the home- coming parade. s-'.p � t ■£ , - Maria Shepard Susan Simpson Troy Specht Gary Stapp Cynthia Taton lola Taylor Debra Ungles Rick Waggoner Danny White Linda Heller not pictured: Julie Kells Lloyd Miller Now we know where Jeff got his CB han- dle, the Fox Hunter. It's hard for Marilyn, Cynthia, Brad, and Lenise to keep from smiling when they keep on winning debate trophies. We Had A Real Good Time Mr. John Oakes, Sponsor Mrs. Dana Haddican, Sponsor Mr. C. R. McBratney, Sponsor Life is full of decisions, and many seniors have been faced with a lot of decisions this year. Plans have been made as to work or college or both. The year has been full of activities, and it has been very busy. Sports and other extra-curricular activities have played a major part in the seniors' lives. Adelina Trevino was chosen Homecoming queen and Angie Carroll represented the class in the Miss Pretty Legs Contest during spirit week. George Nall and Bob Morgan couldn't be pictured in the portrait section, but were pictured in snaps throughout the book. The class chose as their favorites this year Adelina Tre- vino and Mark McDonald. The officers for the senior class from left to right were: Rhonda Kenner, Stuco Representative; Wanda Kenner, Reporter; Angie Carroll, Vice-President; Renee Specht, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mark McDonald, President. Wanda Keener Robin Greer Billy Robinson Mark McDonald Aaron Sprunger Billie Helton Lenise Pence DaLena Wright Troy Sturgeon Doug Wright Bill Hale John Frey Robin really agrees with Rocky's train of mind. She's Gonna Fly Now.'' Satanta's version of KISS: Angie Carroll, Lenise Pence, Billie Hel- ton, and Adelina Trevino. 104 ' 'Don't move or I'll toot! '' threatens Mark. Jerry during one of his rare mo- ments. Paul, are you taking it out? putting gum in or On a recent survey this was Angie's re- action to the ques- tion, ' 'What do you think of marching band?'' Tod Anthony Rhonda Keener Rick Gleason Renee Specht Marvin Love Wally Limon Pablo Gonzales Jerry Morales 106 Danny Waggoner Angie Carroll Rick Moody Adelina Trevino This tapestry was presented to the school by the seniors when they were juniors. They won it by selling an abun- dance of magazines. As this chapter of our lives close we look to a new horizon. Dirk Haegert Paul Kiehne Alvin Reimer Bob Doris 108 There's nothing like three good friends, everyone called them the Oreos — Wally, George, and Pablo. Poor John has just been turned down by the Gong Show. 1 'King Toby'' smiles proudly as he puts his arms around two cute senior girls (Rhonda and Billie). ________ There's nothing like being caught come down, by surprise is there, Renee ? 1 'Who me Rairnon Likes Farm Living Just in August of 1977, when I arrived in the states, I couldn't believe it, 1 shook my head to awaken myself, but nothing happened. It was not a dream, it was the beginning of one of the years I will remember always with more fun. May be one of the most important things, surely because it is the one in which I've spent more time, is the school. It is small and lovable. Where you can know everybody and everybody can know you. I really will be homesick for the friends, teachers, and the staff of Satanta that haven't let me miss my home in Barcelona. I want especially to thank the Kayettes that have given me this op- portunity to know a different and really great people and their counpy. It has been my good luck going to live with such two lovable families like Sprungers and Lucases, but they have made me work for their sympathy, and really hard, although at the end I just learned to love the farm, and like the cattle. So don't be surprised if the next time you'll see me, I'm riding a tractor or something like that. In all this time I've learned about America and about its people, these things and people all together have made me grow up quite a bit more, so I want to thank everybody for this and for making me really enjoy this year in Satanta. Rairnon — I'm just doing what Mr. Wilson said! '' Adelina says, ' 'Rairnon it's mine and you can't have it! The cheerleaders performing their famous skit ' 'Na Na Na NaNa! 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Angie Carroll Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep band 1,2,3,4; Stage band 4; Brass choir 1,2,3,4; Music 1,2; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Pep club board 2,3,4; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette board 2,3,4; Stuco 3,4; Stuco board 3,4; Homecoming queen candidate 3; Miss school spirit candidate 1,3; Annual queen candidate 2; Yearbook staff 3; FCA 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; NHS board 4; Volleyball manager 3; Newspaper staff 3; Kayette Regional Conference 2,3,4; League Music Festival 1,2,3,4; State Music Fes- tival 1,2,3,4. Bob Doris Football 1,2; Football manager 3,4; Basketball 1; Bas- ketball manager 2; Track 3; Cross country 3; FFA 3; School service 2,3. John Frey Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4; Letter club 3,4; FCA 3,4; FFA 2,3,4. Rick Gleason Basketball 1; Band 1,2,3; Pep band 1,2,3; Stage band 3; National Honor Society 3,4; League Art Show 3; Newspaper staff 3; Yearbook staff 3; Newspaper editor 3. Pablo Gonzales Football 1,4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Music 1,2,4; Ac- tivity choir 4; Special choir 2. Robin Greer Class officer 1; Band 1; Pep band 1; Brass choir 1; Music 1,2,3; Activity choir 3; Debate 1; Forensics 1,2; State forensics 1,2; All school play 3; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Yearbook staff 3; Newspaper staff 3. Dirk Haegert Class officer 1; Football 1,2,3,4; All area football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All area basketball 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep band 1,2,3,4; Stage band 2,3,4; Brass choir 2,3,4; Debate 2; Forensics 2,3; State forensics 2; All school play 4; Letter club 1,2,3,4; Queen escort 3,4; FCA 3; Best all around 4; UN Delegate 3; League Music Festival 1,2,3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4. Bill Hale Basketball 1,2,3. Billie Helton Class officer 2,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All league 3,4; Track 2,3; Class favorite 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep band 1,2,3,4; Band board 2; Clarinet choir 1,2,3,4; Clarinet solo 2,3; Debate 2; Forensics 2,3,4; State forensics 2,3,4; All school play 2,3,4; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Pep club board 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Letter club 1,2,3,4; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette board 2,3; FCA 3,4; FCA board 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Princess Satanta 4; Girls State 3; All area basketball 4; League Music Festival 1,2,3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Kayette Regional Confer- ence 1,2,3,4. Rhonda Keener Class officer 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep band 1,2,3,4; Band board 2; Flute solo 1,2; Flute trio 3; Woodwind trio 4; Music 1,2,3,4; Activity choir 3,4; Special choir 3,4; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Pep club board 3; Cheerleader 1,3; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette board 3; Stuco 3,4; Home- coming queen candidate 3; Miss school spirit candidate 4; Annual queen candidate 1; Yearbook staff 3; Newspa- per staff 3; League Art Show 3,4; Art club. Wanda Keener Class officer 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep band 1,2,3,4; Clarinet choir 2,3,4; Clarinet quartet 3; Music 1,2,3,4; Activity choir 3,4; Special choir 4; Debate 2,3; State debate 2; Regional debate 2,3; Forensics 2; State Foren- sics 2; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Pep club board 4; Cheerleader 1; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette board 3; Yearbook staff 3,4; Yearbook editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Vocal music trio 4; Newspaper staff 3; Kayette Regional Conference 1,2,3,4; League Music Festival 1,2,3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4. Paul Kiehne Band 1,2; Pep band 1,2; Stage band 1,2. Guadalupe Limon Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Music 1,2; Activity choir 4; Special choir 2; Letter club 4; Queen escort 4; FFA 3; School service 3; League Art Show 3. 126 Marvin Love Basketball 1; Music 1,2; FFA 3. Mark McDonald Class officer 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class favorite 1,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep band 1,2,3,4; Stage band 1,2,3,4; Band board 1,3,4; Band award 3; District band 2,4; Brass choir 1,2,3,4; Letter club 4; Stuco 1,2,3,4; Stuco board 3,4; Queen escort 4; Yearbook staff 4; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4; NHS board 4; UN Delegate 3; State band 4; Photography 4; League Music Festival 1,2,3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4. Ricky Moody Football 4; League Art Show 4. Jerry Morales Class officer 1; Music 1,2; FTA 1; FFA 1; League Art Show 1. Bob Morgan, Jr. . „. , Football 1; Class favorite 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA board 3,4. Lenise Pence _ , Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep band 1,2; Band board 3; Woodwind choir 1,2,3,4; Music 1,2; Debate 2,3,4; Regional debate 3,4; State debate 4; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Pep club board 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette board 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; League Art Show 3; Newspaper staff 3; Regional Kayette Conference 3,4; League Music Festival 1,2,3,4; State Music Festi- val 1,2,3,4. Alvin Reimer _ _ Class officer 2; Basketball 1; Football manager 2,3; Bas- ketball manager 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross country 2,3; Music 1,2,3,4; Activity choir 3,4; Special choir 2; For- ensics 2; State forensics 2; Pep club 1,2,3; Letter club 3,4; FCA 3,4. Billy Robinson Basketball 1,2,4; Class favorite 2; Music 2,3; Forensics 4; Pep club 1; League Art Show 3,4. Raimundo Rucabado Basketball 4; Track 4; FCA 4; Foreign Exchange Student 4. Renee Specht Class officer 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,3; Band 2; Music 1,2,3,4; Activity choir 3,4; Special choir 1,2,4; De- bate 3; Forensics 3,4; State forensics 3,4; All school play 3,4; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette board 2,3,4; Stuco 1,2,3,4; Stuco borard 3,4; Miss school spirit candidate 2; Yearbook staff 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; School service 3; League Art Show 3,4; Art club president 4; Newspaper staff 3; Newspaper editor 3; Vocal solo 1,2,3,4; League Music Festival 2; State Music Festival 2. Aaron Sprunger Class officer 3; Football 1,2,3,4; All area Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep band 1,2,3; Stage band 2,3,4; Sax quartet 3; Woodwind choir 4; Music 1,2; Activity choir 3,4; Special choir 1,2,3,4; Letter club 2,3,4; Queen escort 4, Yearbook staff 4, Photography 4, FCA 3,4, FCA board 3,4, FFA 3.4, FFA board 4. Troy L. Sturgeon Class officer 2, Football 1,2,3,4, All area football 4, All League football 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1.2.3.4, Letter club 1,2,3,4, Queen escort 3, FTA 4, FCA 3,4, FCA board 4, League Art Show 4. Adelina Trevino Class favorite 1,3,4, Music 1,4, Forensics 4, State for- ensics 4, Pep club 1,3,4, Kayettes 1,3,4, Kayette board 4, Homecoming queen candidate 1,4, Annual queen candidate 3, FFA Sweetheart 3, best all around 4, League Art Show 4; Art club 4, Art board 4. Danny Waggoner , „ Class officer 2; Football 1,2,3,4; All area football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3; Class favorite 3; Band 1,2; Pep band 1,2; Music 1,2; Letter club 3; FFA 1,2,3; FFA board 2. DaLena Wright Annual queen candidate 4; Library aid 3,4. DOug Wright Basketball 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; NHS board 4; League Art Show 3. 127 Index Administration, High School, Jr. High A Alexander, Darren ... 22, 24, 25, 31, 30, 33, 52, 54, 58, 68, 89, 94, 95. Alexander, Joy ... 28, 65, 95. Anthony, Fae ... 75. Anthony, Kim ... 11, 28, 29, 56, 60, 91. Anthony, Tod ... 15, 31, 35, 47, 58, 59, 68, 106, 108. Appleton, Andy B Bahr, Debra Base, Del ... 26, 60, 63, 87. Blankenship, Stacey ... 22, 28, 29, 35, 36, 44, 56, 64 , 68 , 90 , 91. Blankenship, Vicki ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 86. Blundell, Remel ... 62, 66, 67. Brasuell, Bob ... 21, 22, 25, 30, 52, 95. Brown, Pride ... 95. Brown, Ken ... 87. Brown, Darlene ... 14, 19, 20, 22, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 , 37 , 57 , 99, 101. Boutwell, Duncan ... 74, 89, 98. C Caddick, Bennie ... 55, 87. Caddick, Kevin ... 33, 95. Carroll, Angie ... 22, 28, 29, 32, 34, 48, 64, 102, 104, 106. Carroll, Lori ... 14, 19, 20, 22, 28, 29, 33, 34, 56, 64 , 68 , 94 , 95. Carroll, Robert ... 86 Carter, Tonja ... 91. Chesser, Camron ... 86. Clawson, Dan ... 22, 24, 25, 30, 31, 33, 34, 52, 68, 95 Clawson, David ... 26, 55, 60, 87. Clawson, Kenby ... 26, 55, 60, 63,-86. Clawson, Marilyn ... 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 28, 29, 99, 101. Conover, Ellen ... 22, 28, 29, 65, 90, 91. Connor, Kevin ... 14, 18, 19, 20, 31, 32, 58, 68, 94, 95, 97. Cruz, Jojo ... 55, 60, 63, 87. D Day, Billy ... 36 , 52 , 60 , 68 , 90 , 91. Day, David ... 26, 60, 61, 87. Day, Kay ... 75. Day, Robin ... 26, 62, 66, 67, 86. Daily, Kathy ... 22, 24, 25, 28, 29, 99. Daniels, Tory ... 33, 99. Deaton, Stephanie ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 87. Decker, Jody ... 7, 22, 28, 39, 60, 90, 91. Dennis, Diane ... 12, 29, 30, 31, 34, 36, 47, 56, 64, 68, 99. Dietz, Julie ... 28, 29, 30, 34, 56, 64, 95. Doris, Bob ... 52, 107, 108. DuBois, Ricky ... 26, 55, 60, 86. E Evans, Steve ... 5, 60, 86. F Fillpot, Connie ... 21, 19, 99. Fillpot, Kim ... 29, 65, 91. Fitzgerald, Debra ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 87. Foster, Troy ... 34, 58, 68, 99. Freeman, Steven ... 26, 55, 61, 63, 87. Frey, Karen ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 86. Frey, John ... 30, 33, 47, 52, 53, 68, 96, 103, 108. Furnish, Tim ... 33, 52, 91. C 128 Garza, Ida ... 9, 28, 29, 95. Gleason, Rick ... 106, 109. Gonzales, Amuflo ... 87. Gonzales, Pablo ... 52, S3, 106, 108. Gonzales, Yolanda ... 87. Greer, Robin ... 28, 29, 103, 104. Greer, Rodger ... 26, 55, 63, 87. Giles, Stephanie 61, 67, 86. H Haddican, Dana ... 43 , 46 , 72, 102. Haddican, Greg ... 58, 96. Haegert, Darin ... 18, 19, 20, 30, 34, 36, 44, 52, 58 , 68 , 94 , 95 , 96 , 97. Haegert, Dirk ... 15, 22, 24, 25, 30, 35, 36, 40, 43, 47, 52, 53, 58, 59, 68, 89, 93, 95, 105, 107, 110. Halfhill, Toby 3, 34, 99, 108. Hankins, Jeff ... 31, 58, 99, 101. Hale, Bill ... 103, 105. Hale, Jeff ... 58, 96. Harding, Debbie ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 86. Harmon, Dyanne ... 10, 15, 28, 29, 56, 64, 94, 96. Heddlesten, Mel ... 33, 71. Heller, Linda ... 21, 28, 29, 101, 109. Helton, Billie ... 12, 14, 19, 20, 22, 28, 29, 30, 31, 43 , 50 , 56 , 57 , 64 , 65, 103, 104, 105. Hamandez, David ... 91. Hicks, Randall ... 60, 63, 87. Hill, Jan ... 26, 61, 67, 86. Hoffine, Angie ... 21, 35, 68. Hornsby, Christie ... 28 , 56 , 60 , 90 , 91. Houck, Diane ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 87. Hull, Tommy ... 3, 21, 91. Humphrey, Bud ... 90. I Irvin, Donnie ... 30, 33, 52, 68, 96. Ives, Brad ... 86. K Keener, Caren ... 28, 29, 31, 34, 39, 65, 99. Keener, Carla ... 39, 65, 91. Keener, Rhonda ... 11, 25 , 28 , 34, 102, 106, 108. Keener, Wanda ... 17, 21, 22, 25, 28, 29, 34, 43, 50, 102, 103, 109. Kelling, Dianna ... 22, 29, 65, 68, 96. Kelling, Michelle ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 86. Kelling, Rodney ... 26, 31, 52, 99. Kelling, Tobin ... 55, 60, 63, 87. Kelling, Velma ... 75. Kendall, Brad ... 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 31, 52, 58, 89, 99, 101. Kiehne, Paul ... 104, 107. Kreie, Elaine ... 75. L La kin, David ... 55, 87. Laas, Cheryl ... 29, 71. Laas, Larry ... 18, 19, 20, 32, 72, 89. Lightcap, Stacey ... 19, 20, 22, 24, 28, 29, 31, 34, 57, 64, 96. Lightcap, Trudy ... 26 , 61, 62 , 66 , 67 , 86. Limon, Wally ... 12, 36, 41, 52, 53, 58, 59, 106, 108, 109. Limon, Terrie ... 9 , 28 , 29 , 41, 64, 100. Lomon, Tina ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 86. Longoria, Jose ... 55, 87. Lopez, Martha ... 40 , 46. Love, John ... 33, 96. Love, Marvin ... 106. Lucas, Randy ... 14, 30, 31, 33, 44, 52, 58, 68, M McBratney, C.R. ... 41, 72, 89, 102. McCarty, Diane ... 21, 26. McCarty, Gary ... 73, 94. McDonald, Mark ... 16, 17, 22, 24, 25, 32, 34, 37, 43 , 48 , 50 , 58 , 59, 102, 103, 104. McGowan, Brian ... 26 , 37 , 55 , 60 , 63 , 87. McGowan, Kenneth ... 17 , 72 , 90. McGowan, Mary ... 17, 74. Mclver, Dana ... 7, 22, 28, 29, 30, 34, 56, 64, 68, 97. Mclver, Jana ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 86. Meier, Terry ... 22, 32, 34, 58, 97. Mere, Brent ... 26, 55, 60, 63, 87. Miller, Bart ... 33, 60, 91. Miller, Becky ... 7, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 34, 50, 57, 65, 68, 98, 88, 100. Miller, Jana ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 87. Miller, Lloyd ... 33. Mitchell, Eric ... 100. Moody, Judy ... 87. Moody, Mike ... 60 , 63 , 86. Moody, Rick ... 52, 53, 106. Morales, Dora ... 26, 86. Morales, Israel ... 100. Morales, Jerry ... 104, 106. Moree, Danny ... 55, 60, 63, 87. Morgan, Bob Morgan, Danny Morton, Connie ... 22, 28, 29, 60, 65, 90, 91, 92. Morton, Justine ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 86. Morton, Mike ... 12, 33, 100. N Nall, Alice ... 12, 109. Nall, George ... 52, 53, 105, 108, 112. Newman, Brenda ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 86. O Oakes, John ... 56 , 64 , 70, 102. Obermeyer, Dean ... 52, 58, 70, 94. O'Neal, Delaine ... 11, 22, 28, 65, 91. Oiler, Doug ... 97. Olinger, Loree ... 11, 28, 29, 56, 91. Owings, Brenda ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 86. Owings, Dwayne ... 26, 60, 63, 86. Owings, Jolene ... 26 , 62 , 66 , 67 , 87. Owings, Kayra ... 21, 22, 28, 29, 37, 91. Owings, Lee ... 75. Owings, Mike ... 21, 25, 101. P Palmgren, Keith ... 22, 25, 91. Pence, Lenise ... 18, 20, 22, 28, 29, 34, 57, 64, 65, 101, 103, 104, 112. Pence, Kirk ... 97. Pelser, Jerri ... 26, 61, 62, 67, 86. Pelser, Terri ... 22, 28, 29, 60, 65, 91. Pickens, Lynne ... 21, 22, 28, 29, 92. Piner, Alden ... 33, 52, 92. R Reece, Bill ... 55, 63, 86 Reimer, Alvin ... 68, 105, 107. Reimer, Everett ... 22, 25, 33, 60, 68, 92. Reimer, Kenny ... 33, 100. Rios, Irene Rios, Kathy Rios, Mary Ritzel, Mike ... 30, 31, 35, 52, 55, 68, 70, 94. Robinson, Billy ... 12, 19, 103, 112. Robinson, Bobby ... 34 , 44 , 52 , 68, 100. Rodriquez, Patricia ... 92. Rogers, Kim ... 52, 100. Rollins, Bill ... 39. Rollins, Kathy ... 12, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 28, 29, 30 , 31, 35 , 56 , 57 , 64 , 68 , 98 , 99, 100, 112. Rooney, RoxAnn ... 19, 21, 25, 28, 29, 34, 57, 98, 99, 100. Rucabado, Raimundo (Raimon) ... 39 , 40 , 46 , 58, 59, 68, 105, 111. Russell, Kathy ... 28, 29, 92. S Schreibvogel, Ray ... 92. Schwertfeger, Alan ... 22, 25, 97. Selby, Bryan ... 26, 86. Shepard, Candy ... 87. Shepard, Cecil ... 39, 52, 60, 92. Shepard, Marla ... 21, 29, 101. Silva, Pete ... 60. Simpson, Susan ... 22, 24, 28, 29, 32, 34, 64, 68, 101. Slaven, Stan ... 74. Small, Bobby ... 52, 68, 92. Specht, Evan ... 26, 55, 60, 63, 87. Specht, Troy ... 14, 19, 22, 24, 25, 58, 68, 98, 101, 112. Specht, Renee ... 3, 15, 19, 20, 21, 25, 28, 29, 32 , 34 , 43 , 89, 102, 106, 109. Sprunger, Aaron ... 16, 21, 22, 25, 30, 31, 33, 50, 52, 53, 58, 59, 68, 103, 105. Sprunger, Roy ... 22, 25, 33, 52, 68, 92, 93. Stalker, Brad ... 26, 55, 60, 63, 86. Stalker, Brint ... 33, 52, 60, 93. Stanley, Sara ... 29, 93. Stapleton, Mike ... 55 , 60 , 63 , 86. Stapp, Gary ... 34 , 98, 101. Stapp, Karen ... 9, 28, 29, 32, 90, 93. Stephens, Denise ... 28, 34, 71. Sturgeon, Troy ... 30, 31, 34, 36, 50, 52, 53, 54, 58, 59, 68, 103, 105. Suarez, Lionel ... 73 , 90. T Tsitc Dave • •« 75� Taton, Cynthia .. . 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 28, 29 , 34, 101. Taton, Steve ... 21, 52, 93. Tatro, Randv ... 52, 60, 68, 93. Taylor, Iola ... 21, 25, 29, 101. Thompkins, John ... 74. Trevino, Adelina ... 3 , 8, 19 , 20 , 21. 28 , 29 , 34, 47, 102, 104, 106, 110, 111. Tervino, Albert, ... 55, 60, 86. Trevino, Amalia ... 28, 29, 94, 97. Trevion, Arturo ... 93. Troutt, George ... 30, 21, 52, 58, 70, 98, 112. U Ungles, Carlene ... 72, 98. Ungles, Debra ... 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 28, 29, 31, 33, 35, 56, 67, 64, 68, 96, 98, 101. V Valdez, Debra ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 87. Valdez, Dora ... 75. W Waggoner, Danny ... 38, 47, 52, 53, 58, 59, 89, 106, 109. Waggoner, Rick ... 33, 36, 52, 58, 98, 101. Waggoner, Tammy ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 87. Walker, Laurie ... 26 , 61, 87. Whistler, Greg ... 26, 87. White, Danny ... 33, 101. Wilson, Carl ... 90. Wilson, Carol ... 71. Wilson, Kim ... 26 , 61, 62 , 66 , 67 , 87. Williamson, Vicki ... 26, 61, 62, 66, 67, 86. Wing, Beverly ... 67. Wright, DaLena ... 6, 46, 103. Wright, Doug ... 30 , 34 , 58 , 59, 103, 105, 109. Wright, Mike ... 32, 60, 90, 93. Y Yanke, Basil ... 22, 24, 31, 33, 52, 58, 97. Yanke, Gretchen ... 26 , 61, 62 , 66 , 67 , 87. Z Zanghi, Ardon ... 55, 60, 63, 87. Zanghi, Aarow 129 This brings the 1978 CHIEFTAIN to a close. We hope that you have enjoyeu lmirv.. MM • us. We have tried to record all of the good times here at S.H.S. A very special thanks is extended to Mr. McGowan and the photography class. We couldn't have done it without all of their help taking pictures, selling annuals, etc. Thank you students and faculty of S.H.S. for making this year very special. Mary McGowan - Advisor Wanda Keener - Editor Becky Miller - Editor Autographs Autographs