Satanta High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Satanta, KS)

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If my students remember nothing else, they will undoubtedly remem- ber the dissection of the shark and squid. Many of my colliques have commented on how much they real- ly enjoyed walking in the hall out- side my door, just to enjoy the smell. Kenneth McGowan - Science. Photography School year 1980-81 is my fifth year at SHS and my fifth year as school counselor. Having passed so swiftly, these years seem to blend into a unit, but in truth they have each been unique, varying largely from the influence of successive classes of young people. Their com- mon denominator is that they have been good and happy years which have afforded me the privilege of knowing and working with many remarkable people in both the school and the city. Duncan Bout well - Counselor I was at Satanta High School two years. When I am remembered dur- ing the passing years, I hope it will be with pleasure. Leo Hughes - English Many things made this a fine year, but the outstanding memory is re- membering the superior sound the band produced at the State Contest. I do not know of any other school our size that could have played that music and sounded that good. Harvey Peterson - Band Rather than giving a highlight I would like to take this space to thank the faculty and students for all the fond memories I will take with me as I leave Satanta. Fae A. Odgers - Secretary My classes were nothing short of great! Everyone was co-operative and willing to work. This made my job a real joy. Sponsoring the cheerleaders was an- other bright spot in the 80-81 year. The girls worked together very well so they were a fun and loving group to work with. Cheryl Laas - Home Ec. 9

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The major highlight of my year was gaining experience as a teacher. I gained many new ideas and teach- ing techniques. I hope my future teaching years are filled with stu- dents like I'm teaching now. Cletus Brungardt - Jr. High Math The highlight of my school year was seeing the outstanding teamwork and enthusiasm among the forensic students on the squad. This really paid off in 10 trophies and over 100 medals. Larry Laas - Speech. Debate, Forensics i A fantastic bunch of seniors. Five years in SHS. George Troutt - Jr. High social studies, Government Bill Rollins - 7th 8th grade sci- ence Cheryl Schenk - English 7th 8th grade Thought If endings symbolize beginnings, Shouldn’t the good byes be easier to say? Life is not always logical. Dean Obermeyer - Math 8

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Beating Montequma during foot- ball 8-0 and finishing 2nd in the conference with a 6-2 league record. Having a large percentage of fresh- man girls out for basketball and also having a successful season in both the boys and girls track. Being selected to coach at the Kan- sas-Texas all star game at Liberal Randy Liebelt - P.E., Drivers Ed. The highlight of my year was being able to work with all the guys on the boys basketball team. Their hard work and dedication made it a joy to coach them. I enjoyed the season! John Markham - History About this school year I can say only, ”It's been fun!” I've taught 29 years, all at Satanta High School. Dana Haddican - English Melvin Heddleston - Vo-Ag Although this year's been full of wonderful things, the opportunity to work with Odyssey and Junior Jazz has been most outstanding. Both groups have shown super dedi- cation and worked to be the best they can be, and its been a very re- warding experience to be involved in their growth. Shirley Sears - Vocal Music Working with students and getting to know them better has made this a very rewarding year. Carlene Ungles - Librarian 10