Satanta High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Satanta, KS)

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Lakin Novice Div. Tracy Me Cowan terry Meier 3rd Open Div. Danny Moree Anita Mason 2nd 1st Sweepstakes Leoti Novice Div. Tracy McGowan 2nd Jerry Meier r Open Div. Judy Mason Tina Limon 4th Carden City Open Div. Hugoton Novice Div. Sweepstakes Hoxie Sweepstakes Ulysses Novice Div. Open Div. Danny Moree Anita Mason 2nd 1st Tracy McGowan 1st Jerry Meier 2nd 2nd Danny Moree Anita Mason 2nd Tracy McGowan Jerry Meier 4th Danny Moree 2nd Anita Mason Jerri Pelser Robin Day 3rd Scott City Novice Div. 4-Speaker Div. Tracy McGowan Jerry Meier Kim Wilson Anita Mason Brent Merz Danny Moree 5th 1st Sweepstakes 1st Russell 4-Speaker Anita Mason Tina Limon Robin Day Danny Moree 2nd Dodge City 4-Speaker Hays High 4-Speaker Regional State Alt.- Alt.- Kim Wilson Anita Mason Brent Merz Danny Moree Brent Merz Danny Moree Anita Mason Kim Wilson Tina Limon Kim Wilson Anita Mason Brent Merz Danny Moree Tina Limon 1st 4th 2nd 6th Tracy Me Co wan was chosen as the outstanding novice debater. Danny Moree was chosen as the outstanding experienced debater. STATE, 5 aV COW 23

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ID IE IB AY IE It's hard to imagine that 12 students could accumulate 14 trophies in just one season, but that's just what our debaters did this year. The squad of four seniors, four juniors, and four sophomores com- bined many hours of hard work and co- operation to accumulate 14 trophies and 40 medals. The topic was education so students felt very much involved with the ideas they were proposing. After months of com- petition the season culminated with an- other trip to the State Debate finals at Emporia. This was the seventh trip in the last eight years. The 3-2- 1A competition was tough but the 6th place finish was admirable considering Satanta was the only 1A school in the State finals. l-r: Jerry Meier, Tracy McGowan, Danny Moree, Brent Merz. 2-r: Mr. Laas, Tina Limon, Kim Wilson, Anita Mason, Jerri Pelser. 3-r: Stacey Parton, [ric Feezor. Not pictured: Robin Day, Judy Mason. 22

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FORENSICS Throughout the season the foren- sics team competed in 6 tourna- ments. In those tournaments they received one Grand Sweepstakes trophy, three 1st place trophies, and one 2nd place trophy. The one- act play, Time's Up received a 1st, a 2nd, and a I rating at region- als. In the other categories at re- gional the students got eight I's, four ll's and one III. There were 24 entries who qualified for the State Festival and 13 entries who qualified for the State Compe- tition. In addition to all of this, the foren- y. Carroll, . Cruz. 2-4: K. Decker, C. Yanke, D. Moree, A. Mason, K. Wilson. 3- sics students presented an evening r: T. McGowan, . Pelser, T. Limon, K. Frey, F. Feezor. 4-r: S. Simpson, D. Clawson, of one-act plays. They were, The °ay, s- Farton, J. Mason. Not pictured: R. Day, T. Lightcap, j. Owings. Prince Who Wouldn't Talk, Time's Up, and Once Upon A Playground. . Kristi Decker was chosen as the outstanding novice and lojo Cruz was chosen as the outstanding experienced forensic students. 100 Tro phy At League 24