Shawnee Mission Northwest High School - Lair Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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1 X, x v 1 N 3 ...V -yt Mk 6 if -4 f?-VP -WP -CP -ip -VP -JP -VP -JV -'li -VP 'It made me feel appreciated , Singled out for recognition on honors night were 168 students. Most of these had been selected by their teachers for outstanding work in their particular area, with some honorees receiving awards in more than one activity. An unusual honor was that received by Sonia Nazario who was awarded a scholarship to attend summer school at Blair School for Journalism in New Jersey. Students accepted for travel to foreign countries under the American Field Service program were Stacey Shinkle, who will spend a full school year away, and Jim Hoggatt, who will spend the summer in Brazil. In the Youth for Understanding program, Kathy Duggins was accepted for a summer's stay in Germany, and

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1. Golf Team ffl: Front row-Dan Mullen, Bret Wasser, Bob King, David Charles Greenfield, Kirk Horner, Steve Byrd, Derek Herman, Mike Wormus, Coach Bob Scheele. Back-Brad Davidson, John Hursh, James Murphy, Dean Shepard. 8. Junior Mike McGrath, Scott, Mark Kappler. 2. Dan Mullen works on a chip shot. 3. Practicing his forehand is Ben Bahora. 4. Giving it all he's got is Doug Harper. 5. Golf . I Team f!2: Front row-Mike Ellis, Matt Kampling, Ber Evans, Scott Varslty Tennis Scores Wilcox. Sevond row-Jeff Hilburn, Kevin Foreman, Scott Eleeson, Larry NW Opponent NW Glennon. Back row-Stan Rogers, Greg Ahnemann, Kevin Landers. 6. 7 2 SM West Olathe Inv. 31-d Three-year letterman Paul Humphrey putts at Lake Quivira. 7. Varsity 5 4 SM East League 4th Tennis: Front row-Scott McMillen, Mike Patterson, Eric Jamieson, Gary 2 7 SM South District 3rd Johnson. Second row-John Kochersperger, Vance Glenn, Mike McGrath, Jerry Staley, Kent Chapparo. Third row-Mark Wcaw'er, Steve Mason, Jeff 8 1 North Regionals 3rd Noble, Doug Caywood, Bob Gadwood, Doug Harper. Fourth row-Coach 5 4 Olathe ?'-i'n?'-i'4?'-i'1?2i4?'-i'n?'-i'a?'4i'n?'Ai.?'-i4- W 2 3 4 I 1 xg. EWS? A .gg 'K E , ,3,.,o Ig-. - ff' . K , K K -1 j,.,,.,..,, 7 xflnllx

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MAI i' ,?'-i' n?'-ii? Lisa Lobue for a summer ln the Netherlands NJROTC awards were for outstanding leadershlp in various endeavors, and for some the award meant savings bonds and scholarships Sweaty palms, unfamiliar hlgh heels, soft dresses and suits and ties combined to make that long walk across the flood llghted stage an unforgettable experience It was nice to be recognized for doing my best l Accepting a med ll from thc Daughters of the American Resolution is Russell Helper 2 Among those recening awards for blologv are 'lrm Hoffman Robyn lxarlln ,lelf Hubbell ,lulle Lin and Alex Lotkt Stacey qhinkle reteived awards in band and debate as well as the AFS award that will take her to a foreign countrv to Inc with a familx and to tx tend school there next xear She does not know where she will he going 4 Karen Sanders speaks on behalf of all Blologv II tudents as hc presents Wir keith King an award for his help 5 Receiving congratulations from Dr Lalvm Lormack Lorei Nason accepts an award for utilcnshlp Shc shared this honor with Doug Dodds. 6. Pive ol tha- tliirxf-yea drama students are recognized: Brad Hardy Greg Hill Tim Hines. ljiliu Levitt and Donna Hopson. 7. As tradition dictates. Paul McAlister gets 1 kiss and a third-year hand award from Pep Band director l'erri Trackwell as ro-director Darren Varner looks on.