Satanta High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Satanta, KS)

Page 10 text:

SPIRIT FEVER HITS Spirit was something alien to SHS in recent years. Howev- er, 1985 was entirely different. Enthusiasm spread, and few students were left unaffected by the spirit fever that spread fervently through the halls. GAS (Girls Athletic Supporters), a group of guys, was co- ordinated by Sterling Slaven. The boys went to the volley- ball games in their green shirts to support the girls with various simple chants. There were also times when this particular group of boys would show their true Indian sportsmanship by yelling for other teams when Satanta wasn't playing. Everyone knew when GAS arrived because they could Sterling yelling, Give me another B! The Phantom struck at the beginning of the basketball season. This anonymous person wrote encouraging poems and most of the time accompanied such notes with carna- tions for the coaches. The Phantom was not only limited to the basketball teams, but also showed other activities his pride and concern. The Phantom is, and wishes to remain, an anonymous person. However, students narrowed the suspects to Mr. Bill Anton, Sally Black, Mrs. Sherry Black or Miss Gloria Johnson. The basketball season was coming to an end, and the boys were to play the number one ranked Ingalls Bulldogs when the incredible Mutt Busters hit SHS like a hurricane. It all started with a locker sign idea that was derived in Mrs. McGowan's activity period the week of the big game. The epidemic spread quicker than lightning and in no time people were Mutt Busting down the halls. The night of the game Elisa S., Christa K.t Karla F. and Lisa M. dressed like the incredible ghost busters and mutt busted all over the action packed gymnasium. 6

Page 12 text:

Kelly H. bestows the traditional kiss to Darla A while Jeremy G. and Amandra C. look on. 8