Southwestern Heights High School - Mustanger Yearbook (Kismet, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1978 volume:

SOUTHWESTERN HEIGHTS MUSTANGER 1977-78 UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 483 PLAINS - KISMET, KANSAS GOALS SOUGHT Goals are important to each and everyone of us. The Southwestern Heights' student, teacher, administrator or school board member is no different. Whether it is a state championship in athletics, a star farmer degree, a good education, or support for our school system, these goals are a major part of school life. 2 6 ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD GOALS BETTER SCHOOLS + BETTER PROGRAMS Members of the Board of Education are Gerald Jacobs (President), Larry Winfrey, Vonn Richardson, Louise Atwell, Don Thorp, Sam Douglas (Vice-President), and T. B. Lee, Jr. Howard Gray, USD 483 su- perintendent, served his professional organization the Kansas Association of School Administrators as president during the 1977-78 term. He is shown here conducting a KASA Board of Directors meeting. Seated is Harold Deever, executive secretary of the organization and su- perintendent of the Junction City schools until 6 30 77. 8 BETTER STUDENTS Mr. D.J. Miller is the principal of Southwestern Heights. He graduated from Northwestern State with a BA and received his Masters Degree from Wichita State University. He's pictured here enjoying his favorite hobby, golf. He is married to Verna Jean who teaches second grade at Plains Grade School. They have three children. Mr. Harold Jantzen, principal of the Kismet Grade School, and Mr. Weldon Allen, principal of the Plains Grade School, are instrumental in the planning of the goals and objectives of USD 483. VARIOUS GOALS AIMED AT BY STAFF ENGLISH DEPT Clifford Thomas, here shown in his dark room, re- ceived his BA and MA at Northwestern State Universi- ty. He's married to Karan and has four children, Cin- dy, Kathy, Cheryl and Kris. Macrame, skiing and bowling are some of the hob- bies of Mrs. Carole Eisiminger. Mrs. Eisiminger re- ceived her degree from Ft. Hays State. She is librarian of SWH and mother of two. Mrs. Mary Brown enjoys reading historical novels and poetry. She recently completed her Masters Degree at Ft. Hays State. Mrs. Brown is married to Ron Brown and has two children. 10 Mrs. Mary Krause enjoys knitting, canning, music and working crossword puzzles. Mrs. Krause received her degree from Knox College of Galesbury, Illinois. Mrs. Krause and her farmer husband Marvin have three children. BUSINESS AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Don Brown, staunch OU supporter, lists OU and SWH sports as his hobby. His farming operation near Beaver takes a lot of his weekends and summertime. Mr. Brown's wife Rae is a teacher's aide at the Plains grade school. Mrs. Jean Johnson, business instructor, and her husband Jack, physical education instructor and coach are pictured with their camper. Both received their degree at Northwestern State. Both enjoy reading and Jack is trying to get Jean started playing golf. 11 SOCIAL STUDIES AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Greg Mitchell pictured here supervising his two little rascals. He is the head football and assistant track coach. His main class room duty is American History. He lists golf and football as his hobbies. He earned his BS in Education Degree at Pittsburg State University. He is married to Paula, who is employed at the bank. Jennie Edens, women' s coach, lists outdoor activi - ties and music as her hobbies. Miss Edens is looking forward to her summer activities, managing the Plains swimming pool and teaching tumbling in the summer recreation program. Mr. Mark Webb showing off his gun collection is the head girls’ basketball and both girls' and boys' tennis coach. He enjoys flying, hunting, fishing, and farm- ing for his father-in-law (quite an outdoorsman). He received his BA Degree at Southwestern College in Winfield. He is married to Marilyn, and they have one son (who is said to be his pride and joy). 12 SCIENCE AND MATH Mr. Gary Carson is showing his two sons his farming ability. He's head boys basketball and girls and boys track coach. He enjoys water skiing and carpentry. He received his BS Degree in Physical Education at Kansas State University. He is married to Carol, who is also employed at the high school as a secretary. Mr. Ed Rush, Science teacher, lists his hobbies as camping and fishing. He' s shown here as the family handy man. He received from the University of North- ern Colorado his MS Degree. He's married to Leona, who is a teacher's aid at Kismet, and they have two girls. Mr. Dale Currier, our Math teacher, enjoys golfing in his spare time. Whenever he's not at school, you can be sure to catch him on the golf course, as we did. 13 14 MUSIC Steve Gill finds that his music carries over into his spare time. Stereo speakers and records are a part of his hobby along with his son and wife, Vonda. Ernest McVey, on the other hand, leaves his music when he takes up his hobby of painting and his other occupational interest, farming. Mr. McVey is married to Lola and they have three children. VOCATIONAL Mrs. Mary Ellen Langhofer, shown here practicing what she preaches, cooking, received her degree from KSU and is married to Darrell, a farmer and has two children. A house remodeling has been a major project for Art White. He received his degree from KSU. Mr. White and his wife, Vada have four children. Doug Johnson uses talents learned at Pittsburg State in his hobby of building furniture. Mr. Johnson and his wife Donna have two children. COUNSELOR Making trophies and craft work are some of the out- side activities of Jack Dunham. Jack and Jacqualine have four chldren. Counselor Bob Kaberlein takes time off from farming with his father to prepre a good meal for his wife, Gloria and two children. Mr. Kaberlein received his degree from Ft. Hays State. 15 SUPPORT IS THEIR GOAL Lucy Bromwell, spends some of her spare time involved in sewing for her family. Lucy also has many miles of horse trailer hauling to shows and rodeos as another activity. Carol Carson relaxes at her antique organ. She also follows the athletic programs of SWH more closely than most. If it can be listed as an outside activity, Mary Ann Burdick says that cooking and raising her family must be her activities. Frank and Marlene Nichols have surrounded their home with flower beds, rose bushes and gardens and spend many hours maintaining them. Pauline Spaulding, Geneva Brumer and Barbara Cox were too busy working and taking care of families to spend much time on hobbies. Jack Rinehart said a change of jobs, like summer farming, is change enough for him. Ken Merritt spends his spare time in caring for his vehicles. 16 LISA LIGHTS UP OUR LIFE Lisa Nosekabel, escorted and crowned by Brownie Lee, was the light of the night as the Mustang basketball homecoming queen. Cherie Brown along with the Mustang band serenaded the queen and her court with the popular song, You Light Up My Life. Other members of Lisa's court were Brenda Raybom, escorted by Layne Angell; and Cari Douglas, escorted by Robert Sherer. 18 19 OUR SWEET; FAIR LADY On the warm fall evening of October Seventh, Mi- chille Millege was crowned the 1977 Football Home- coming Queen. She was escorted by David Brown. (Upper Left) Her royal court of attendants were Lisa Nosekabel escorted by John Venard (Lower Left), and Shellee Correll escorted by Brownie Lee (Lower Right) The flower girl was Kathy Donaly daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Finatia and serving as crown bearer was Ca- sey Carson son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Carson. Michille received her crown and the velvet cape from the reigning queen, Miss Kim Gray escorted by Terry Cox. (Opp- bottom) 1 'Heaven in 77'' was chosen as the theme and the night was high lighted by a tremendous victory over Coldwater. During the crowning ceremo- nies the band played the theme song of ' 'Muskrat Love''. A homecoming D.J. dance followed the game. 20 ORIENTAL THEME USED FOR PROM Chinese waiters, chop sticks, sweet and sour sauce, were all a part of the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom for this year. Steaks were served as an American touch for the main course. The decorations featured the Chinese pagodas, gardens and bridges. Purple Express of Dodge City provided the music for the evening. 22 23 24 CLASSES JUNIORS CHOOSE ROAD OF THE FUTURE Julee Fruechting- Pres. Janet Donahue - Vice- Pres. Karen Hays- Sec. Vicki Gray- Stuco Rep. Joyce Amerin Dorine Anthem Jennifer Baier Clair Bender Robert Chancey Debby Denton Levi Dorris Steven Dufield Kathy Eastman Kim Harris Darin Headrick Chet Henderson Susan Hittle Stuart Holmes Wayne Kegel Dana Kidder Sherri Massoni Vicki Merklin Shurlene Mitchell Misti Moss Kandi Ormiston Aleta Owens Kim Pierce Brenda Raybom Jamie Richardson Jackie Rinehart 26 Lorraine Rudolph Jim Schawo Charles Seabolt Frank Sheckler Sharon Sheldon Kay Short Allen Tyson Traci Ungerer Neola Weaver Margene Weihe Leiana West Paula Wilson Steve Wilson Judi Zirger NOT PICTURED: A.V. Arellano Ricky Cox Bill McPherson • $ Margene Weihe and Karen Hays, two Junior girls, are helping prepare for the National Honor Society Chili Supper by cutting pies and cakes. 27 SOPHOMORES ON THE ROAD TO SELF Larry Eakes- Pres. Zoe Ann Schmidt- Vice- Pres. Cheryl Rickers- Sec. L.H. Brown- Stuco Rep. Gerald Amerin Jay Baier Dean Ball Terri Blakeley Donna Bohannon Merinda Bond Jim Bortz Denise Bromwell Lana Bromwell Larry Bromwell Richard Bromwell Joe Cluck Ginger Cobb Linette Coffey Gail Dorris Kevin Emrie Eric Evans Beth Frederick Kurt Gittinger Rick Higgins Kathy Hill Leeanne Jacobs Rhonda Jacobs John Jenkinson Aven Knott 28 DISCOVERY Blaine Knoll Blake Knoll Lori Long Tim Long Maria Merklin Barbie McCollum Randy Munkres Linda Nosekabel Trent Pierce Eric Priest Lynn Quattrone Kenneth Reimer Kirk Roehr Walter Rule Brenda Seabolt John Sheckler Connie Sherer Jim Sonnier Dave Spencer Todd Stanton Gerald Stegman Tammy Strait Mike Swank Lorelie Tilford Natalie Tilford Rod Tumquist Gayle Walker Ted Willimon Danny Vance 29 FROSH START ROAD TO GRADUATION Scott Allen- Pres. Royce Schmidt- Vice- Pres. Carolyn Bender- Sec. Sarah Barr- Stuco Rep. Max Amerin Kimberly Angell Wayne Anthem Tim Bowen Colleen Brizendine Steve Brisendine Nathan Chase John Clinesmith Jamey Cobb Chad Cross Mike Cross Christina DeHass Lori Douglas Gary Donahue Jill Dufield Kenneth Dufield (Not Pictured) Bridget Eakes Mary Eastman George Fruit Sheila Fruit Meta Handy Becky Hays Susan Hush Sue Ann Jones Scott Kane 30 Cindy Kilgore Debra Klein Sarah Knoll Kari Lee Anna Lina we aver Mike Long Mike Long Tami Long Lori Merklin Mike Millege Barbara Miller Kerry Miller Micah Moss Candi Munkres Robbie Packard Tami Quattrone Sherri Raybom Todd Ramage Todd Richardson Cecil Stoll Jody Thompson Mitch Thompson Randy Thorp David Tyson Russell Weihe Darcy White Dale Winfrey Sevena Winfrey Duane Winkler 31 A UTOGRAPHS SENIORS COLOR IS OUR GOAL Class of 78 Motto — We Must Go Past Yesterday and Start Living For Today Flower — White Rose Colors Dark Blue and Silver Daniel J. Eakes-Pres Waco L. Cross-Vice Pres. Gary Lynn Schmidt-Stuco Rep. Martha Mae Barr-Sec. -Treas. Thomas Brown Lee III-Student Council Pres. 34 Rapheal Lee Amerin Layne Scott Angell Galen Francis Atkinson Trudy Lavone Atwell Jeffery Allen Baier Joetta Maire Baier Deone J. Bortz 35 (Right) One of the goals of the Seniors is trying to decide where they'll go for post- high school education. Karina White seen talking to our counselor, Bob Kaberlein with twenty six days of school left still seems undecided. (Lower) Competition between Galen Atkinson, Valedictorian, Rinda Patrick and Nick Cannon, Co-Salu- tatorians, in the academic field was as in- tense as the competition in our football and basketball teams. (Left) Cari Douglas and Kellee Correll as cheerleaders participated in skits and pep rallies that maintained school spirit throughout -the year. (Bottom) A large group of seniors provided leadership to the underclassmen in molding a 5-4 season for the Mustang football squad. Terry Cox and Barry Priest are shown gaining yardage be- hind Darin Headrick and Steve Wilson. 37 38 Jerry Dwayne Cox Terry Wayne Cox David Len Dailing Cari Denise Douglas Ramona Kay Gittinger Gilbert Leroy Hacker Dan A. Hall 39 (Right) A goal aimed at by many girls is homecoming queen. Michille Millege and Lisa Nosekabel achieved tiieir goal as football and basketball queens. (Lower Left) David Brown believed that by painting his shoes a differ- ent color each game, as he actually did, would enable them to win each game they played, pure superstition. (Lower Right) Brownie Lee prepares to give Steve Rule his reward for his line play during the football season that enabled Brownie to receive various awards and reach his goals during his senior year. S' 0 (Left) Danny Eakes shown here putting the final touches on a lamp, one of his many wood working projects. (Lower) Mr. Dale Currier and Mr. Art White served as senior sponsors this year. Donna Jo Hurd Lori Jean Jacobs Tamra Renee Jacobs Chad M. Jennings Deanna Rae Klein Kelly Doyle Henderson Sherri Lynn Higgins 42 Lawrence Joesph Knott Deborah Kaye Long Gilford E. Lubbers Daniel David Massoni Michille Lynne Millege Lisa Elaine Nosekabel Rinda Alice Patrick 43 It has been our goal in this book to capture you striving towards your goals. In doing this we have tried to improve this issue of the Mustanger. As the annual staff we hope we have succeeded and we hope that you succeed in all of the various areas that you choose to work in. Thank you For Your Support, Lori and Tammy Jacobs (Below) Sherri Higgins and David Brown after four years of participating in the Vo- Ag program achieved many of their goals. David was selected as Southwest District State Farmer and received the State Farmer Degree, while Sherri became Southwest District Star Agri-Business Person. She also received a State Agri-Business Degree. TO THE STUDENTS OF SOUTHWESTERN HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL (Upper Left) Seven seniors played an important role in the Southwestern Heights' 20-3 record for this year. Danny Eakes shown here going up over the Minneola Wildcats was a member of that group. (Upper Right) Contributing greatly to reach athletic goals, the Pep Band, under the direction of Steve Gill, were in atten- dance at pep rallies and ball games. Several seniors in- cluding Martha Barr were members of this organization. (Lower Left) Cindy Tabb took a major role in the school play, Curtain Call For Clifford''. 45 Barry Curtis Priest Steven Bryan Rule Ruth Irene Sheckler Tina Marie Shelleda Robert Leroy Sherer Ronald Dean Shinogle Larry Scot Sinclair 46 Andrew Ray Stegman Cynthia Ann Tabb Cindy Lou Thomas Connie Lynnette Tyson Johnny Ray Venard John Russell Wells Karina Valencia White 47 ATHLETICS I MUSTANGS GO 5-4 The Iroquois league again proved to be a touch league with 6 teams with a winning percentage and two teams, Ashland (10-1) and Fowler (9-3) moving into state competition. The Mustangs dropped 3 of their first four and then bounced back to win 4 of the last five including a 7-6 win over the Fowler Goldbugs. The junior varsity won 3 and lost 2 in their cam- paign. Barry Priest (45), Mustangs leading rusher with 811 yards and 5 yard average looks for some running room. Although John Venard (33) looks like he is in trou- ble , he broke many tackles to gain 296 yards during the season. John also made some tackles of his own leading the Mustangs with 161 tackles. Brownie Lee, the Mustang's leading offensive stat leader with 296 yards passing, looks upfield on the op- tion play against the Meade Buffaloss. Steve Wilson (35), Darin Headrick (13), and Priest (45) help Terry Cox (23) turn the comer against Meade. Terry carried a 3.7 yard rushing average and had 75 tackles for the Mustangs. 51 52 SWH 7 Protection 15 SWH 6 Meade 14 SWH 46 Greensburg 6 SWH 7 Ashland 37 SWH 37 Coldwater 12 SWH 6 Cimarron 0 SWH 7 Fowler 6 SWH 47 Minneola 0 SWH 7 Spearville 41 Darin Headrick (13) goes for the first down on one of his 30 completed passes for 490 yards and a 16.3 yard average. Chad Jennings (66) had the lineman's dream come true when he caught an illegal pass. So why not run it out? David Brown (75), another lineman, helps him out. David turned in 130 tackles and and four fumble recoveries for the Mustangs. 2nd Team Offense Dan Massoni David Brown Darin Headrick Barry Priest Honorable Mention Offense Brownie Lee (Kicker) Brownie Lee (QB) 2nd Team Defense David Brown Dan Massoni John Venard Brownie Lee Darin Headrick Honorable Mention Defense Chad Jennings Kirk Roehr (88) makes a sideline catch for a TD as one of his 89 yards of pass catching. Kirk was also the punter for the Mustangs with a 36.2 yard average. Johnny Venard (39), Dan Hall (64), and an unidentied Mustang bring one opposing runner to the ground. 53 MUSTANGS WIN 20 AND LOSE 3 The Southwestern round bailers again made a strong run for state only to run into a team playing its hottest game. Wheatland derailed the Mustang plan with a 79-77 win in Sub-State. Prior to Sub-State the Mustangs had gone through a perfect 9-0 league record, a second place win in the league tourney and a first place win in the regionals held at Meade. SWH 84 Hugoton 41 SWH 87 Protection 40 SWH 82 Meade 48 SWH 84 Satanta 32 SWH 65 Greensburg 56 SWH 76 Ulysses 55 SWH 94 Ashland 45 SWH 91 Montezuma 46 SWH 76 Coldwater 37 SWH 77 Hugoton 49 SWH 59 Cimarron 45 SWH 97 Minneola 56 SWH 72 Fowler 59 SWH 46 Greensburg 52 SWH 59 Meade 62 SWH 90 Fowler 55 SWH 108 Minneola 52 SWH 94 Sublette 73 SWH 62 Spearville 53 SWH 70 Elkhart 44 SWH S3 Cimarron 39 SWH 65 Sublette 42 SWH 77 Wheatland 79 54 Danny Eakes (33) goes up for two against the Fowler Goldbugs. Danny was selected as honorable mention all stater. He also was selected to the league all tourney team, league honorable mention team and the Southwest Daily Times all area team. Danny played in the Dodge city North - South all Star Game. Layne Angell (44) made the league tour- ney team and Southwest Daily times all area team for the second year. Layne was also an honorable mention all stater and played in the Kansas-Oklahoma all star game. Brownie Lee (12) was selected to the league team and the tourney team. Brown- ie also was honorable mention all state and Southwest Daily Times all area team. 55 JR. VARSITY RESULTS Robert Sherer (34) was selected as Southwest Daily Times all area team and league honorable mention. Larry Knott (24) made the Southwest Daily Times all area team. Larry was also selected as most inspira- tional player by his team mates. Gary Schmidt (22) made the Southwest Daily Times second team all area squad. Darin Headrick (13) provided the Mustangs with much needed bench strength as sixth man. SWH 65 SWH 62 SWH 69 SWH 69 SWH 45 SWH 79 SWH 72 SWH 61 SWH 52 SWH 58 SWH 56 SWH 76 SWH 53 SWH 50 SWH 42 SWH 41 SWH 79 SWH 61 SWH 71 FRESHMAN SWH 70 SWH 72 SWH 49 SWH 79 SWH 61 SWH 66 SWH 49 SWH 60 SWH 72 SWH 46 SWH 58 SWH 70 Hugoton 51 Protection 31 Meade 62 Satanta 43 Greensburg 46 Ulysses 51 Ashland 36 Montezuma 35 Coldwater 29 Hugoton 60 Cimarron 53 Minneola 62 Meade 55 Greensburg 45 Fowler 34 Fowler 50 Minneola 72 Sublette 50 Spearville 65 RESULTS Hugoton 20 Satanta 55 Meade 52 Sublette 58 Meade 47 Ulysses 60 Dodge City 34 Lakin 25 Scott City 50 Ulysses 51 Meade 56 Sublette 44 JR VARSITY WINS 16 LOSES 4 Coach Gary Carson, L.H. Brown, Larry Eakes, Kirk Roehr, Wally Rule, Clair Bender, Levy Dorris, Kevin Emrie, Richard Bromwell. Aven Knott, Ted Willimon, Blaine Knoll, Steve Dufield, Stuart Holmes, Eric Priest and Kurt Gittinger. FOUR MAN WINS ST A TE 58 SWH Mustang four man team, Aven Knott, Brownie Lee, Todd Ramage and Kerry Miller made it all the way to the top by taking the state championship. With only one upper classman in the top six players the Mustang golf team looks good for next year also. Todd Richardson and Dale Winfrey made up the two man team. Coach Jack Johnson, J. R. Wells, Darcey White, Todd Ramage, Aven Knott, Kerry Miller, Robbie Packard, Dale Winfrey, Brownie Lee, Ricky Higgins, Jeff Baier, Todd Richardson, Jamie Richardson, Jill Dufield and Meta Handy. 59 Mike Millege, Mitch Thompson, George Fruit, Russell Weihe, Gary Donahue, Stuart Holmes, Steve Wilson and Larry Eakes. Wally Rule, Darin Headrick, Lori Jacobs, Cheryl Rickers, Rhonda Jacobs, Ginger Cobb, Barbie McCollom, Eric Evans, Blaine Knoll. Andy Stegman, Layne Angell, Terry Cox, Anna Linaweaver, Sarah Knoll, Dana Kidder, Zoe Ann Schmidt, Barry Priest, David Dailing, L. H. Brown, Coaches Gary Carson, Jennie Edens, and Greg Mitchell. MUSTANGS FIELD YOUNG TEAM Cheryl Rickers and Barbie McCollom, both sopho- mores, hold a great deal of promise in their respective events. Both were almost sure point getters in the meets of the year. 60 Barry Priest and Stuart Holmes were the sprinters for the Mustang squad Relay team members for the girls were Cheryl Rickers, Rhonda Jacobs Barbie McCollom, Lori Jacobs, and Ginger Cobb. Terry Cox was one of the few seniors that will not be back next year. 61 NEXT YEAR GOAL FOR TENNIS TEAM High points of this young tennis team were individual efforts with an eye toward next year. The number one doubles team, Gary Schmidt and Steve Dufield, topped their year with a third place at the Cimarron tournament and a 7 and 7 record. Num- ber two team, Scott Allen and Nathan Chase show great promise for next year with a 12-7 record. David Tyson, Allen Tyson, Gary Schmidt, Clair Bender, JayBaier, Mike Cross, and Coach Mark Webb. Ken Dufield, Steve Dufield, Scott Allen, Richard Bromwell, Chad Cross and Nathan Chase. 62 (Front Row) Varsity girls are Kimberly Angell, Brenda Seabolt, Debbie Denton, Vicki Gray, Cheryl Rickers, and Paula Wilson. (Back Row) Coach Mark Webb, Jennifer Baier, Zoe Ann Schmidt, Denise Bromwell, Sevena Winfrey and Leeanne Jacobs. GIRLS GO 9 AND 9 The SWH girl's basketball team, with five juniors, five sophomores and two freshman, finished the season with a nine and nine record. The girls closed the sea- son with a 52-46 loss to Lakin in the regional semi- finals . Coach Mark Webb felt that the season foretold things for the future with only two decisive losses, one at the hands of the IA state champs, Protection, and the oth- er to Fowler, the league tournament champions. With no players graduating and two of the younger players winning honors, the program seems to be looking up. Freshman Kimberly Angell scores a quick two points on her favorite play, the steal and score. Kim used her defensive ability and hustle to aid her 8.4 scoring average and to gain herself a place on the All Area team, the All tournament team and Honorable Men- tion All League. 63 Sophomore Denise Bromwell (30), All Area selection and honorable mention All League team member, led the Mustangs with a 13.3 scoring average plus out- standing rebounding. JVS WIN FIRST TROPHY The JV girls brought home the first girls' trophy for SWH by winning their own SWH Invitational Tourney. Tearn members included Jill Dufield, Gail Dorris, Donna Bohannon, Becky Hays, Debbie Klein, Candi Munkres, Sarah Knoll, Barbara Miller, Margene Weihe, Susan Hush, Cheryl Rickers, Jennifer Baier, Lorelie Tilford, Natalie Tilford, Barbie McCollum, and Coach Jennie Edens. Paula Wilson (25) goes back up with a shot as Leeanne Jacobs (12) waits for a possible rebound. Paula carried a 7.5 scoring average and led the team with hustle and ex- perience. Leeanne tossed in a 4.4 point scoring average. Debby Denton (24) was another of the experienced players and carried a 3.1 average. Again Leeanne is in position to follow up on Debby1 s shot. Vicki Gray (15) was the ball control guand for Coach Webb and also tossed in a 4.3 scoring aver- age. 65 Members of the volleyball team are (Front Row) Micah Moss (manager), Carolyn Bender, Rinda Patrick, Gayle Walker, Sue Ann Jones, Dana Kidder, Judi Zirger, Donna Bohannon and Lorraine Rudolph. (Back Row) Linda Nose- kabel (manager), Merinda Bond, Gail Dorris, Debby Denton, Paula Wilson, Kim Pierce, Joetta Baier, Zoe Ann Schmidt and Coach Jenny Edens. VOLLEYBALL GOES 5 AND 6 A young volleyball team under first year coach Jenny Edens chalked up a 5 and 6 record. A fourth place finish in the Liberal tourney and a fifth place finish in the Hu- goton tourney were high points of the year. The B-Team compiled a S and 3 record during the year with a stronger Liberal team providing two of those losses. Zoe Ann Schmidt (40) goes up for a spike as Lorraine Rudolph (10), Judi Zirger (21), Rinda Patrick (24) and Joetta Baier (22) wait for the return shot. 66 N r: MARGENE REACHES STATE Margene Weihe, number 1 singles player for SWH, became the first tennis player for SWH to reach state level competition. Margene finished with a 11-9 re- cord with all losses coming at the hands of players who reached state competition. Jamie Richardson and Julee Fruechting played num- ber 1 doubles and finished 4th in the league tourney. Front row: Michille Millege, Cari Douglas, Sarah Knoll, Barbara Miller, Jill Dufield, Janet Donahue, Joyce Amerin. Back row: Mark Webb, Tina Shelleda, Lisa Nosekabel, Julee Fruehhinng, Margene Weihe, Susan Hush, Jamie Richardson and Kandi Ormiston. 67 AUTOGRAPHS 68 SNOIXVZINVOHO Honor Society: Misti Moss, Stuart Holmes, Linnete Coffey, Vicki Gray, Darin Headrick, Steve Dufield, Eric Priest, Kurt Gittinger, Janet Donahue, Martha Barr, Nick Cannon, Jamie Richardson, Clair Bender, Karen Hays, Galen Atkinson, Steve Wilson, Robert Sherer, Rinda Patrick, Allen Tyson, Lori Jacobs, Michille Millege and Robert Kaberlein. SCHOOL LEADERS PLAN FOR YEAR Student Council: Sarah Barr, Julee Fruechting, Vicki Gray, Danny Eakes, Lori Jacobs, Lisa Nosekabel, Martha Barr, L. H. Brown, Michille Millege, and Brownie Lee. LETTERMEN’S CLUB 71 PEP CLUB GOAL: SCHOOL SPIRIT The ultimate goal of the Pep Club and cheerleaders is to get the total student body envolved in the activities of the school. To this end, the election of cheerleaders, the staging of skits, the learning and practicing of yells are carried out. A team cheerleaders are Vicki Gary, Lisa Nosekabel, Shellee Cor- rell, Sherri Massoni, Kellee Correll and Cari Douglas. B team cheerleaders are Kathy Hill, Leanna Jacobs, Donna Bohan- non, Cheryl Rickers, and Ginger Cobb. 72 Freshman cheerleaders are: Kari Lee, Lori Douglas, Meta Handy, Carolyn Bender. Pep Club: Denise Bromwell, Ginger Cobb, Brenda Seabolt, Donna Bohannon, Vicki Merklin, Sarah Knoll, Lori Merklin, Martha Barr, Lorraine Rudolph, Cindy Kilgore, Lori Douglas, Janet Donahue, Carolyn Bender, Candi Munkres, Merinda Bond, Jamie Richardson, Kari Lee, Anna Linaweaver, Jennifer Baier, Sarah Barr, Joetta Baier, Sevena Winfrey, Gail Dorris, Leanna Jacobs, Linette Coffey. Wally Rule, Duane Winkler, J. R. Wells, David Dailing, Kelly Henderson, Ron Shinogle, Larry Bromwell, Scott Kane, David Brown, Trent Pierce, Darcy White, Art White, Debra Klein, Sarah Barr, Max Amerin, Gary Dona- hue , Cindy Thomas, Sarah Knoll, Robbie Packard, Mike Millege, Jim Bortz and Jody Thompson. FFA REACHES MANY GOALS With the selection of David Brown as Southwest District Star Farmer, Sherri Higgans as Southwest District Star Agri Business person and other judging and group awards the Southwestern Heights FFA Chapter accomplished many indi- vidual and group goals. Mr. Arthur White, FFA advisor, considers this year as one of his chapters most successful. Officers for the year were: David Dailing, Secretary; Martha Barr, FFA Chapter Sweetheart; Ron Shinogle, Re- porter; David Brown, President; DanEakes, Stuco; Cindy Thomas, Sentinel; Deanna Klein, Treasurer; Sherri Higgins, Vice President; Arthur White, Advisor. Flute trio members are Galen Atkinson, Lorilie Tilford, Rhinda Patrick. Flute soloist was Galen Atkinson. Stage band members are: Linnette Coffey, Julee Fruechting, Ron Shinogle, Kathy Hill, Michille Millege, L. H. Brown, Robbie Packard, Traci Ungerer, Darin Headrick, Scott Allen, Barbie McCollom, Brownie Lee, Mike Mil- lege, Meta Handy, Allen Tyson, Clair Bender, Carolyn Bender, Aven Knott, Gary Schmidt, Nick Cannon, Todd Ramage, and Galen Atkinson. Instrumental soloists in the various contests of the year are Kathy Eastman, Steve Dufield, Lori Douglas, Nick Cannon, Todd Stanton, Galen Atkinson, and Mary Eastman. Clarinet Quartet members include Natalie Tilford, Zoe Ann Schmidt, Brenda Seabolt, Cheryl Rickers. 76 Girl's ensemble members are Sherri Massoni, Barbara Miller, Cheryl Rickers, Kathy Hill, Susan Hush, Lori Doug- las, Jill Dufield, Zoe Ann Schmidt, Terri Blakeley, Brenda Seabolt, Donna Bohannon, Cindy Tabb, and Misti Moss. Boys ensemble members are Stuart Holmes, David Tyson, Steve Wilson, L.H. Brown, Todd Stanton, Robert Sherer, Gary Schmidt, Andy Stegman, Darin Headrick, Steve Dufield, Royce Schmidt and Scott Allen. Stuart Holmes, Steve Wilson, Darin Headrick and Gary Schmidt made up the Quarter pounders, the boy's barber- shop quartet. Vocal soloists were Galen Atkinson, Misti Moss, Martha Barr, Connie Sherer, Julee Fruechting and Sherri Mas- soin. Boy's glee club members were Jay Baier, Trent Pierce, Scott Allen, Todd Richardson, Robert Sherer, Steve Dfuield, Darin Headrick, Nick Cannon, Waco Cross, Steve Wilson, Gary Schmidt, Kevin Emrie, Accompianist, Julee Fruechting, Mike Long, Kirk Roehr, Layne Angell, David Tyson, Andy Stegman, Nathan Chase, Mike Cross, George Fruit, L.H. Brown, Randy Munkres, Stuart Holmes and Todd Stanton. Girls Glee club members are Merinda Bond, Kim Angell, Lori Douglas, Christina DeHass, Becky Hays, Susan Hush, Brenda Seabolt, Barbara Miller, Vicki Merklin and Jennifer Baier. Sherri Massoni, Cheryl Rickers, Linda Nosekabel, Debby Denton, Jill Dufield, Denise Browmell, Zoe Ann Schmidt, Candi Munkres, Kathy Eastman, Dana Kidder, Micah Moss, Terri Blakely, Donna Bohannon, Cindy Tabb, Carolyn Bender, Kathy Hill, Deanna Klein. Susan Hittle, Paula Wilson, Misti Moss, Dorine Anthem. 79 (Upper Left) Darin Headrick (Biff) showing his jealousy towards Steve Wilson (Clifford) for trying to steal his girl. (Upper-Right) Waco Cross (Andy) just remembering he'd forgotten something ! 80 CUR TAIN CALL FOR CLIFFORD Clifford L. Mumford, the quiet, brain of the senior class at Rockwood High School, suddenly finds himself cast as the romantic lead in the school play opposite his secret love, popular Donna Bratton. Donna is going steady with athlete-hero ' 'Biff'1 Reese, a bully. In a jealous rage, 1 'Biff'1 tries to kidnap Clif- ford and then sabotages the class play during opening night. In a riotous action-packed final scene, ' 'Cur- tain Call for Clifford'' and the play within it are re- solved simultaneously with Clifford the leading man in Donna's affection. The director of the school play is Eda Troutliver who is on the verge of a nervous breakdown after hectic re- hearsals and opening night. Miss Troutliver is amo- rously inclined toward die absent-minded science teacher, Harry DeWilde. Flooper Bushman supplies good comedy as a loud, boy-crazy bobby soxer which no high school is without. (Opp. Lower Left) Cindy Thomas (Flooper) and the other cheerleaders (Lorraine Rudolph and Connie Sherer) show- ing their spirit for their team and their hero at the pep rally. (Opp. Lower Right) Cindy Tabb (Miss Troutliver) about to have a nervous breakdown, and then someone shakes the ladder. (Upper Left) Nick Cannon (Mr. DeWilde) saves the play by stopping Biff before he can totally demolish it. (Below) The students of Rockwood High showing their allegiance towards their team at the big pep rally. 82 (Upper Left) Rinda Patrick and Mike Coffey (Lord and Lady Blackbom) in their dramatic role as Cecily's par- ents. (Upper Right) Cindy Thomas (Flooper) expressing her feelings for Biff as being 1 'Scrumptious''. (Lower Right) Misti Moss (Donna) and Steve Wilson (Clifford) getting better acquainted! ! ! STAGE CREW Set Design - Kandi Ormiston Stage Manager - Nick Cannon Lighting Effects - Blaine Knoll Kevin Emrie Sound Effects - Gayle Walker Danny Vance Make-up - Margene Weihe Kay Short Dana Kidder Sharon Sheldon A WARDS Best Actor - Steve Wilson Best Actress - Cindy Tabb Best Sup. Actor - Darin Headrick Best Sup. Actress - Misti Moss Cindy Thomas Most Improved - Waco Cross Director's Trophy - Nick Cannon ONE ACT PEA Y Waco Cross, husband of Marge and self centered sports nut, winds up his imaginary motorcycle trying to out noise his neighbor. Mike Coffey, son of Marge and Oscar, takes aim on something at the breakfast table. Cindy Tabb, playing Marge, long suffering and ne- glected wife of Oscar takes her troubles to Nick Can- non, psychiatrist, who is crazier than his patient. 83 Cindy Thomas played a spaced-out psychiatrist's nurse Connie Sherer, daughter of Oscar and Marge, goes a in the one act presentation. little heavy on the catsup as she prepares her meal. STATE GOLD MEDAL WINNERS RIND A PATRICK TRUDY ATWELL 84 Front Row: Mari Merklin, Zoe Ann Schmidt, Cheryl Richers, Linnette Coffey, Rhonda Jacobs, Leanna Jacobs, Donna Bohannon, Second Row: Lori Merklin, Tammy Long, Lorelie Tilford, Natalie Tilford, Merinda Bond, Gail Dorris, Gayle Walker. Back Row: Mary Eastman, Lori Long, Tammy Strait, Jill Dufield, Debra Klein, Susan Hush, Terri Blakeley, Bridget Eakes, Ginger Cobb, Carolyn Bender, Kari Lee, Lori Douglas, Becky Hays, Micah Moss, Barbara Miller, Sarah Barr, Sarah Knoll, Meta Handy, Cindy Kilgore, Coleen Brisendine, Candi Munkres, Beth Frederick. Y-TEEN SET COMMUNITY GOALS Front Row: Kay Short, Deone Bortz, Loraine Rudolph. Second Row: Vicki Gray, Leone Bortz, Sharon Sheldon, Cari Douglas, Kellee Correll, Michille Millege, Shellee Correll, Martha Barr, Cindy Tabb. Third Row: Jamie Rich- ardson, Judi Zirger, Janet Donahue, Debby Denton, Jennifer Baier, Shurlene Mitchell, Susan Hittle, Ruth Critten- den. Fourth Row: Joyce Amerin, Vicki Merklin, Sherri Massoni, Kim Harris, Karen Hays, Joetta Baier, Deborah Long, Trudy Atwell, Connie Tyson, Rinda Patrick, Jammy Jacobs and Lori Jacobs. Back Row: Traci Ungerer, Cindy Thomas, Karina White, Margene Weihe, Misti Moss, Paula Wilson, Kandi Ormiston, Jackie Rinehart and Iulee Fruechting. 85 A UTOGRAPHS GRADE SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN Alicia Bryant Shannon Burke Casey Carson Tracy Coats April DeTienne Heidi Dickson Robert Dufield Julie Dunham Keith Foster Cara Fox James Fox Scott Hamm Will Holmes William Kerschen Larry Lee Eric Lynn Michelle Mitchell Mary Ann Papay Sandra Rivera Shane Schell Michelle Schooley Andrew Servaes Cathy Spencer Tami Stapleton Willie Thanschiedt Kris Thomas David Tilford Chuck Tolliver Bonnie Wells Kevin Zimmerman Mike Zirger Mrs. Powell FIRST GRADE w--': Thomas Addleman Hilda Aguirre Mindy Amerin Beverly Bierman Gary Bonsall Stacy Cook Sherry Correll David DeHass Mark Evans (Not Pictured) Robert Everett Beth Fox Israel Gonzales Katie Holmes Eric Hurd Doug Kaberlein Tina Kenner Michael McConaughey Shari Miller Roland Palmer Kenneth Papay Terry Patzel Lorana Rivera Bobby Saucedo J.J. Saucedo William Zirger 89 Miss Jennings Mrs. Headrick SECOND GRADE Michelle Amen Sandra Ball Linda Bond Andrew Bottrell Darren Bromwell Matthew Cook Rockie Denney Jennifer Downs Joell Dunham Ronnie Frederick Douglas Fox Michelle Geisinger Carleen Hidde Jeff Hill Gaylene Kerschen Doug Langhofer Ricky Lusk Stacie Moore Glenn Morrill Mandi Moss Delores Saucedo Melissa Sena Bart Stapleton Jana Stapleton Scott Starkweather 90 Mrs. Miller Mrs. Pruitt THIRD GRADE Anne Adams Gustavo Aguirre Sara Brown Audra Burke Wesley Coats Janay Dunham George Eakes Jacque Feauto Amye Fox Craig Giesick Kale Giesick Amy Holmes Dennis Kenner JaNae Lampe David Lina we aver Terri Malone Roxanne Martin Jason Priest Arnold Saucedo Jani Sheldon Tracy Stapleton Frankie Stegman David Thompson Barbara Tilford Ronda Wilcox 91 Jeffery Williams Vance Wright Shawn Zimmerman Mrs. Gray Miss Stump FOURTH GRADE Sheila Adams Melanie Amerin Rhnae Amerin Robert Amerin Bonnie Bierman Tami Burdick Teddy DeHass Michael Higgins Dana Jacobs Joy Jenkinson Matthew Lynn Donald Lina we aver Kim Martin Ryan Stapleton Cheryl Thomas Eldon Thompson Janet Treat Mrs. Fieser 92 FIFTH GRADE Sheri Amen Melinda Benjamin Troy Coats Peggy Eakes John Hurd I Stacey Kisner Sherry Knott Ronnie Lee Sharon Lusk Shawn McConaughey Resi Palmer Clynton Rawlins Ondre Rexford Anita Richardson Larry Stegman SIXTH GRADE Terry Stegman Susan Tilford Ricky Yearick Mrs. Fruit Jeff Amerin Kip Amerin Margaret Amerin Barry Angell Kim Bowen 93 Mitzi Bromwell Robbie Cluck Scott Cook Ricky Correll Mary DeHass Kathy Dufield Mason Dufield John Higgins Joni Higgins Brandon Hush Shawn Jacobs Debra Langhofer Kevin Long Brian Rickers Andrew Sena Donald Stegman Dorothy Stegman Kelley Swedenborg Virginia Treat Barbara Winfrey V- Tina Winfrey Troy y infrey Mr. Lohman SEVENTH GRADE Delores Amerin Brenda Bierman Tio Bolan Susan Brown Connie Burdick 94 Bill Clinesmith Mary Cook Tracy Correll Regina Donahue Roger Eakes Tina Fredendall Manual Gonzales Brad Higgins Janelle Holmes Mary Kisner Kimberly Lynn Kimberly Malone Shelly Raybom Mark Rule Virginia Stegman Jeff Thanschiedt Vivian Tilford Tommy Treat Kathy Willimon Mr. Millege EIGHTH GRADE Earl Ball Brent Bond Devin Brown Tim Chancey Betty Correll Hilary Evans Kris Feauto Jeff Frederick Raymond Gonzales Jeff Haddon 95 Jill Headrick Terry Henderson Fred Hinman Ronnie Jacobs Gary Knott Joanie Ledgerwood Donna Malone Michelle McCollom Emil Riggan Kim Rule Victor Stanton Jimmy Stegman Kathy Thomas Tonjua White Melissa Winfrey Sherie Winfrey Mr. Morrill Mrs. Wilson NOT PICTURED: Lisa Wilder Plains Junior High cheerleaders are Kathy Willi- mon, Mary Kisner, Sherie Winfrey, Melissa Win- frey and Michelle McCollom. Hillary Evans, Janelle Holmes, Tina Fredendall, Mary Cook, Jill Headrick, Joanie Ledgerwood, Connie Burdick, Shelly McCollom, Kathy Thomas. Shelly Raybom, Ginger Stegman, Betty Correll, Kim Rule, Donna Malone, Tracy Correll, Tonjua White, Melissa Winfrey and Brenda Bierman. GIRLS ARE LEAGUE CHAMPS 11-1 Brent Bond, Manual Gonzales, Mark Rule, Bill Clinesmith, Devin Brown, Brad Higgans, Roger Eakes, Tim Chan- cey, Terry Henderson, Victor Stanton, Jim Stegman, Raymond Gonzales, Gary Knott, Ronnie Jacobs, Earl Ball, Jeff Haddon, Emil Riggans. A-Team members are (Front Row) Bill Clinesmith, Terry Henderson, Brad Higgins, Jimmy Stegman, Vic- tor Stanton, Devin Brown and Fred Hinman. (Back Row) Coach Marion Millege, Roger Eakes, Ray Ash- worth, Earl Ball, Ronnie Jacobs, Tim Chancey, Gary Knott and Coach Roger Lohman. Plains 20-Ashland 27 Plains 38-Montezuma 18 Plains 27 - Sublette 30 Plains 34-Meade 36 Plains 35-Minneola 15 Plains 27-Fowler 34 Plains 35-Cimarron 50 B-Team members are (Front Row) Bill Clinesmith, Fred Hinman, Devin Brown, Tio Bolan and Mark Rule. (Back Row) Coach Marion Millege, Terry Henderson, Ray Ashworth, Tim Chancey, Jeff Frederick, Brent Bond and Coach Roger Lohman. League Tournament Plains 35-Ashland 18 (Semi-finals) Plains 23-Cimmaron 35 (3rd Place) Plains 26-Protection 29 98 Myma Millege provides secretarial services for the Plains Grade School. Fern Schaffer, Agnes Knott, Mary Hale, and Doris Lubbers make up the cooking staff at Plains. Meryl Bromwell and Helen Willmett spend many hours maintaining the school and grounds for the Plains school. 99 KINDERGARTEN Amy Barr Tracy Boyd Timmy Dennett Kathleen Donaly Relis Eastman Caralee Greenwood Francisco Guameros Quenana Johnson Justin Louderback Chrisa Pearson Melody Palmer Craig Richmeier Spud Whitman Amy Winner Bruce Winter Miss Haverly NOT PICTURED: Renee Bennet Steven Cook FIRST GRADE Pamela Archer Sheila Bowen Chris Cook Andrew Garza Jon Handy 100 I _ J Kristi Jackson Matt Lambert Candra McPherson Christina Montemayor Katrina Overton Dallas Ryan Deanna St. Clair Bobby Wilkerson Brian Williamson Billy Winkler Brenda Winkler Mrs. Staker (Not Pictured) SECOND GRADE Brent Boyd Christy Cook Brian Crist Danny Darroch Ray Davis • VvvV Carla Eastman Brian Kroth Lee Long Jeff Louderback Martin Montemayor Randy Nelson Kristi Polf Kay Reed Veronica Rosa Richard Sherer 101 Shanda Wheeler Terry Wilkerson Mrs. Miller THIRD GRADE Matthew Barr Justin Bennett Ronnie Bowen Tonya Brooks Jody Dennett Damon Darroch Stacy French Jarrod Handy Gary Hittle Richard Holbrook Sean Holland Barbara Jennings Johnny Konkel Shawn McFarland Randy Odell Cherrye Paris Bonnie Reed Paula Roehr James Rosa Julie Sonnier Ronald Warden Edward White Shannon Williamson Mrs. Ballard 102 FOURTH GRADE Tod Alexander Craig Cook Donnie Crosby Monty Crist Ana Eastman Teresa Garinger David Jantzen Tracy Jordan Tena Long Joe Montemayor Richard Nelson Matt Orth Krystal Overton Selina Rosa Karla Semisch Ethel Sheckler Kimberly Sherer Donnie Sonnier Brian St. Clair Todd Walker Roger White Johnny Wilkerson Mrs. Garinger 101 FIFTH GRADE Holly Crosby Tim Crosby Julie Douglas Jeff Headrick Becky Holbrook Lisa Holbrook Diane Jones Richard Lepper Stacy McVey Michael Merklin Brenda Reed Roger Roehr Ramah Rush Devin Ryan Angela Warden Don Wheeler Jery Winkler Mark Winner Mrs. Shores SIXTH GRADE Alan Anthem Mark Denton Bobbie Eckel Linette Fawcett Elaine Hill 104 Lois Jantzen Jeff Jennings Michelle Jordan Charla Kilgore Rodney Knoll Ricky Nelson John Nichols Mark Orth Michael Paris Rachel Roehr Bobby Ryan Tom Spencer Mary Jane Thompson Theron Walker Fred Wilkerson Elizabeth Barr Willie Bennett Bobby Bowen Judy Brizendine Trena Brooks Sam Darroch Donald Dennett Mary Dorris Pam French John Garinger Mrs. Allen SEVENTH GRADE 105 Scott Greenwood Rebecca Jennings Larry Martin Trudy Merklin Gina Munkres Tina Munkres Arlan Owen Loren Reimer Kevin Semisch Dean Swank Ricky Wilkerson Raymond Winkler Mr. Snow EIGHTH GRADE Laveme Brizendine James Coffey Myra Handy Raylene Hill Randy Jones Matt Massoni Berlyn McPherson Carey McVey Jeff Mitchell Bret Nosekabel Steven Paris Marcella Rangel Jerry Rice Rhonda Rush Bill Sonnier 106 Kelli Ungerer Deann Winner Mrs. Neu Dee Dee Winner, Rebecca Jennings, Trena Brooks, Elizabeth Barr, Carey MeVey, Rayleen Hill 107 Tina Munkres, Maricela Rangel, Trudy Merklin, Carrie McVey, Trena Brooks, Gina Munkres, Pam French, Stacey McGriffin, Joleen Neu, Judy Brizendine, Elizabeth Barr, Kelli Ungerer, Mary Dorris, Myra Handy, Rebecca Jen- nings, Rayleen Hill, Rhonda Rush, Dee Dee Winner. Dean Swank, Raymond Winkler, Bob Bowen, Bill Sonnier, Sam Darroch, Bret Noskebel, Arlan Owen, John Gar- inger, Randy Jones, Larry Martin, Ricky Wilkerson, Don Dennett, Jerry Rice, Kevin Semisch, Laverine Brizend- nee, Steve Paris, Berlyn McPherson, Matt Massoni, Scott Greenwood, Loren Reimer, Jim Coffey, Willie Bennett, Mike Snow 108 Dean Swank, Raymond Winkler, Sam Darroch, John Garinger, Larry Martin, Randy Jones, Ricky Wilkerson, Bob Bowen, Kevin Semisch, Laveme Brizendine, Jim Coffey, Scott Greenwood, Matt Massoni, Loren Reimer, Berlyn McPherson, Willie Bennett, Jerry Rice, Don Dennett, Steve Paris, Bret Nosekabel, Steve Paris, Arlen Owen, Mike Snow. 109 Darma McVey tries to keep students and faculty informed with notices placed on the Kismet grade school bulletin board. Fye Sheckler and Gloria Kroth find lawn care as part of their jobs as custodians for Kismet. Lois Pearsnn, Clarice Brown and Sue Ungerer serve as cooks for the Kismet school. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS RAY AMERIN - FFA 1,2,3,4, Football 1. LAYNE ANGELL - FFA 1, Offices Held-Treasurer, Student Council 2,3, Choir 4, Boys Glee 2,4 Letter- men's Club 1,2,3,4, Offices Held-Vice President 4, Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, All League 2nd Team 3, 1st Team 4, All Southwest Area 3-4, All League Tournament 3,4, Honorable Mention All-State 4, Kansas-Okla. All Star Game 4. Student of the Month for April 4. GALEN ATKINSON - National Honor Society 2,3,4, Choir 2,4; Boys Glee 1,2,3, Boys Ensemble 1,2,3, Mixed Ensemble 2, Vocal Solo 1,2,3,4, Band 1.2.3.4, Instrumental Ensembles Flute Trio 4, Instru- mental Solos 1,2,3,4, Valdictorian 4, Student of the Month for November 4. TRUDY ATWELL - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Pep Club 4, All School Play 2,3,4, Award-Best Supporting Actress 3, Drama 2,3,4. JEFF BAIER - Lettermen' s Club 3,4, Golf 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Crew Member in School Play 2,3. JOETTA BAIER - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Offices Held-Vice President 3, President 4, Golf 2, Volleyball 1,2,3,4. MARTHA BARR - FFA Sweetheart 4, Y-Teens 1.2.3.4, Offices Held-Junior Board 3, Student Coun- cil 2,4, Offices Held-Secretary 4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Offices Held-President 4, Choir 1.2.3.4, Girls Glee 1, Mixed Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Vo- cal Solo 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Offices Held-Secre- tary and Treasurer 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Offices Held-President 3, Outstanding Officers 3, Class Offi- cers-Secretary 1,2,4, President 3, Student of the Month for September 4. DEONE BORTZ LEONE BORTZ - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1.2.3.4, CHER1E BROWN - Choir 2, Mixed Ensemble 2, Pep Club 2,3, Girls Track 2, Girls State Summer of 3, Student of the Month for April 4. DAVID BROWN - FFA 1,2,3,4, Offices Held-Green- hand Vice President 1, President 2,3,4, State Farmer 4, District Star Farmer 4, District Grass and Grain Award 4, District Beef Prof. 3,4, District Livestock Prof 3, Choir 3, Boys Glee 1,2, Lettermen's Club 1.2.3.4, Offices Held-President 4, Boys State Alter. 3, Boys Track 1,2, Boys Golf 3, Football 1,2,3,4, 2nd Team All League Offense Tackle 3, 1st Team All League Defense Tackle 3, 2nd Team Defense Tackle 4, 2nd Team All Southwest Area Defense Tackle 3,4, All Southwest Area Offense Tackle 4, Hatter of the Year 4, Student of the Month for January 4, Basketball NICK CANNON - National Honor Society 2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Boys Glee 2,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Instrumental Solo 4, Instrumental Ensembles 3,4, Boys Track 1, All School Play 4, Crew member in school play 3,4, Award-Best Director Drama 4, Co-Salutatorian 4. MIKE COFFEY - Choir 4, Boys Glee 2,3, Band 1,2,3, Instrumental Solo 1, Boys Track 2, Boys Tennis 3, Basketball 1, All School Play 2,4, Crew member in school play 3. KELLEE CORRELL - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Girls Glee 1,2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleading 1.2.3.4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Track 1, Manager of Track 2,3. SHELLEE CORRELL - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Girls Glee 1,2, Girls Ensemble 1, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Girls Track 1, Football Attendant 4, Manager of Track 2. JERRY COX Club - Boys Glee 3, Lettermen's 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4. TERRY COX - Student Council 4, Boys Glee 1,2, Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Honors All Leauge Offense 3, Basketball 1,2. RUTH CRITTENDEN - Y-Teens 4, Girls Glee 3, Crew Member in school play 2, Drama 2,4. WACO CROSS - (Transferred here at beginning of Ju- nior year), Choir 4, Boys Glee 4, Boys Tennis 4, Football 3,4, All School Play 4, Drama 3,4, Class Officer-Vice President 4. DAVID DAILING - FFA 1,2,3,4, Office Held-Secre- tary 2,3,4, Track 4, Basketball 1. CARI DOUGLAS - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2,4, Girls Glee 1,3, Band 2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheer- leading 4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Basketball Atten- dant 4, Manager of Track 2,3. DANNY EAKES - FFA 1,2,3,4, Office Held-Student Council Representative 4, Student Council 4, Letter- men's Club 2,3, Boys State Summer of 3, Track 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3,4, All League 2nd Team 4, All Southwest Area 4, All League Tournament 4, North-South All Star Game, Class Officers-Vice President 3, President 4, Student of the Month for Oc- tober 4. MONA GITT1NGER - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1, Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Volleyball 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1,2,3. GILBERT HACKER - FFA 1,2. DAN HALL - FFA 1,4, Lettermen's Club 4, Track 2, Football 1,2,3.4. KELLY HENDERSON - FFA 3,4, Band 1,2,3, Manager of Football 1, All School Play 4, Crew Member in the School Play 1, Drama 4. SHERRI HIGGINS - FFA 1,2,3,4, Offices Held - Chapter Vice President 4, SW District President 4. Y- Teens 1,2,3,4, Offices Held-Program Chairman 4, Social Chairman 4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Offices Held-Secretary 4, Choir 1,2,3, Girls' Glee 1, Girls Ensemble 1, Band 1,2, Pep Club 1, Basketball 1,2, Student of the Month for December 4. DONNA HURD - Y-Teens 1,2,4, Girls Glee 1, Pep Club 1,2,3. LORI JACOBS - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Office Held-Stu- dent Council Representative 4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Office Held-Vice President 4, Choir 2,3, Girls Glee 1,2, Girls Ensemble 1, Pep Club 1,2,3, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Track 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1, Annual Staff 4, Student of the Month for November 4. TAMMY JACOBS - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Office Held- Program Chairman 3, Treasurer 4, Choir 2,3, Girls Glee 1,2, Girls Ensemble 1, Pep Club 1,2,3, Office Held-Pep Assembly Chairman 3, Cheerleading 1,2, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Office Held-Treasurer 4, Track 1,2,3, Annual Staff 4. CHAD JENNINGS - (Transferred here in the middle of Junior Year), FFA 3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Foot- ball 4, Honorable Mention All League 4. DEANNA KLEIN - FFA 1,2,3,4, Office Held-Trea- surer 4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Girls Glee 1.2.3.4, Vocal Solo 1, Pep Club 1,2, Track 1, Bas- ketball 2. LARRY KNOTT - FFA 1, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Track 3, Football 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4 All Southwest Area 1st Team 4. BROWNIE LEE - Student Council 1,4, Stuco President 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Office Held-Vice President 3,4, Instrumental Ensemble Brass Quarter 3, Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4, Boys State Summer of 3, Track 1,2, Golf 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, All League Offense 2nd Team Split End 3, All League Offense 2nd Team Quarterback 4, All League Defense 2nd Team Defen- sive Back 4, All Southwest Area 1st Team Defensive Back 4, Co-Offensive Player of the Year, Basketball 1.2.3.4, All League 2nd Team 3, All League 1st Team 4, All Southwest Area 1st Team 3,4, All League Tournament 4, Defensive Player of Year 3, Co-Captain 4, Honorable Mention All State Wichita Eagle 4. DEBBIE LONG - Y-Teens 2,3,4, National Honor So- ciety 2,3,4, Girls Glee 2, Volleyball. GILFORD LUBBERS - National Honor Society 2,3,4, Golf 1,2,3. DANMASSONI - FFA 1,2, Choir 2,3,4, Boys Glee 1,2,3, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, All League Offense 3,4, All League Defense 3,4, Most Improved Player 3,4, Basketball 1,2. MICH1LLE MILLEGE - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Offices Held-Social Chairperson 2, Program Chairperson 3, Student Council 3,4, Office-Held-Vice President 4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Office Held-Student Council Representative 4, Choir 2,3,4, Office Held- President 4, Girls Glee 1,2,3, Girls Ensemble 1, Band 1.2.3.4, Offices Held-Student Council Representative 3, President 4, Majorette 4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Office Held-Skit Committee, Cheerleading 2, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Track 1,2, Tennis 4, Volleyball 3, Football Queen 4, Class Officer-Secretary 3. LISA NOSEKABEL - Y-Teens 1, Student Council 4, Choir 2, Girls Glee 1,2, Band 1, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2, Tennis 4, Football Attendant 4, Basketball Queen 4, Basketball RINDA PATRICK - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Office Held- Service Chairman 1, Social Chairman 2,3, Vice- President 4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Girls Glee 1,3, Band 1,2,3, Instrumental En- semble-Flute Trio 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 1,2,4, Statistician of Basketball 3,4, All School Play 2,4 Drama 2,3,4, Salutatorian 4. BARRY PRIEST - Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Track 1.2.3.4, Football 1,2,3,4, All League 2nd Team 4, All Area 2nd Team 4, Offensive Player of the Year 4. STEVE RULE - FFA 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2, Boys Glee 1,2,3, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Track 1,2, Football 1.2.3.4, All State Offensive 2nd Team, Basketball 112 1,2. GARY SCHMIDT - Student Council 4, Choir 1,3,4, Boys Glee 1,2,3,4, Boys Ensemble 2,3, Mixed En- semble 3, Vocal Solo 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Instrumental Ensemble 3, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Tennis 4, Football 1,2, Basketball 1,3,4. TINA SHELLED A - (Transferred here the middle of Ju- nior Year), Tennis 4, Crew Member in the School Play 4. ROBERT SHERER - National Honor Society 2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Boys Glee 1,2,3,4, Boys Ensemble 4, Band 1, Lettermen's Club 4, Football 1, Basketball 1.2.3.4, All Southwest Area 1st Team 4, All League 2nd Team 4, Student of the Month for February 4. RON SHINOGLE - FFA 1,2,3,4, Offices Held-District Treasurer 4, Chapter Reporter 3,4, Boys Glee 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Stage Band 3.4, SCOT SINCLAIR - Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4, Golf 1.2.3.4, Manager of Football 1,2,3,4, Manager of Basketball 1,2,3,4, Crew Member in the School Play 2.3, ANDY STEGMAN - Choir 1,2,3,4, Office Held-Sec- retary 4, Boys Glee 1,2,3,4, Boys Ensemble 4, Band 1, Lettermen's Club 1,2, Track 1,2,4, Football 1,2, Basketball 1. CINDY TABB - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Offices Held- President 4, Treasurer 3, Y-Teen of the Year 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Office Held-Student Council Representative 4, Girls Glee 1,2,3,4, Girls Ensemble 1, Mixed Ensemble 2,3, Band 1, Pep Club 1.4, Office Held-Skit Committee, All School Play 2.3.4, Award-Best Actress 3,4, One Act Play 3,4, Girls State Alternate. CINDY THOMAS - FFA 1,2,3,4, Office Held-Senti- nel 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Offices Held-Social Chairman 2, Student Council Representative 3, Sec- retary 4, Student Council 3, Choir 1,2,3, Girls Glee 1, Mixed Ensemble 2 (Accidentals), Vocal Solo 1, Band 1, All School Play 4 Award - Best Supporting Actress 4, Drama 4. CONNIE TYSON - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Offices Held- Sunshine Girl 3, Devotions Leader 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Girls Glee 1, Vocal Solo 4, Band 1,2,3, All School Play 2,4, Award-Best Im- proved Actress 2, Student of the Month for February 4. JOHN VENARD - Student Council 3, Choir 1, Letter- men's Club 1,2,3,4, Track 2, All Southwest Area 3.4, Defensive Player of the Year 3,4, All State Of- fense 3, All State Defense 3, Honorable Mention all State Defense 4, Basketball 1,2. J.R. WELLS - FFA 1,2,3,4, Office Held-Student Ad- visor, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Golf 1,2,3,4, All School Play 1. KARINA WHITE - Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Office Held- Program Chairman 4, Choir 1,2,3, Girls Glee 1,2, Girls Ensemble 1, Band 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3, Golf 2, Student of the Month for October 4. ALLEN HASTINGS - (Transferred here in the Middle of Senior Year). ADVERTISING THE HAMM AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Joyce Hamm, Ruby Hamm, Terry Hamm, Mike Hamm, Marileen Kidder 407 Grand Avenue Plains, Kansas V ?� LMH5 IAHSAS Pa 363 SOX 5GI30M FLAMMABLE — J PLAINS GAS COMPANY Jack Osborne, Owner 563-7606 Plains, Kansas 114 PLAINS FRIENDS CHURCH North 1st and West C Street 1 'Ye are my 1 'Friends'' if you do whatever I Command You.'' 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THE CHARLES BRISENDINE FAMILY BONSALL’S HEATING AIR CONDITIONING AND APPLIANCE 121 to NJ PLAINS EQUITY EXCHANC mers retain their economic freedom n N6w serving in three locations: ‘4 Kismet Plains — Hobart k dollars + sense life insurance ... and that sums it up Lee Ramage, Plains, Kansas MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICAN FROMME INSURANCE L. V. Lee Rammage - Owner Insurance For Every Need 321 Grand Avenue Plains, Kansas PLAIN SMFa mi mi i ■! i— PLAINSMEN MANUFACTURING See Plainsmen for your feeding equipment 501 Grand Avenue Plains, Kansas 123 NCW •PTO-HP 11 diesel turn fr � r ' S JOHNDE W ; TR Ts°f i U WEST PLAINS CO. INC. For the Complete John Deere Parts and Service Ifw TTTT7 mrr? CCi LAMBERT AND LAMBERT The More You Look At NC + The More NC+ You'll Plant Next Year Kismet, Kansas QUALITY OIL INC. The Best of Quality Care for Your Car Larry Winfrey-Owner-Operator Plains, Kansas 124 STAR CREST MOTEL East 54 Highway Plains, Kansas 67869 DOYLE JENNINGS BACKHOE AND TRENCHING 125 10CR15I5 HfellMEyflu are HOME OF ■ SoirfAiestAShrineCM : GOLDEN DERRICK KELLY’S MEN’S WEAR Jim and Barbara Tinkler Liberal, Kansas 220 N. Kansas Liberal, Kansas WILLIES COUNTRY MEAT i PROC CUSTOM KILLING- S, HOME CUBING WILLIES MEAT MARKET BRIER JEWELRY 213 N. Kansas Liberal, Kansas 1024 E. Eighth Liberal, Kansas DAIR Y QUEEN PEOPLE’S NA TIONAL BANK Main Bank - 300 N. Kansas South Motor Bank - 303 S. Kansas North Motor Bank - 14th G Hwy 83 Dairy Queen Treats and Brazier Foods 6th and Kansas Liberal, Kansas Liberal, Kansas 127 £31 4 u -Muffler --------ife i f V JFFLER 5ERV IBERAL LIBERAL AFETY LAHE 4 • U AETNA MOBILE HOME Liberal, Kansas LIBERAL SAFETY LANE 117 W. Pancake Liberal, Kansas ■A--. |X: 250 W. Pancake PIZZA HUT ' 'LET YOURSELF GO'' Pizza, Pasta, Sandwiches, Salad, Soft Drinks Liberal, Kansas Eat, In, Carry Out and Delivery No. 4 Village Plaza 128 F RST NATIONAL BANK1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK A Full Service Bank Main Bank - 324 N. Kansas, Express Bank - 4th and Lincoln Liberal, Kansas heavy duty TRUCKS S2S STU EMMERT CHEVROLET - BUICK 202 N. Grant Liberal, Kansas KITCH FUNERAL HOME 1212 W. Second, Liberal, Kansas 624-5647 Mr. G Mrs. Tom Kitch 129 THE SHOE TREE Southgate Shopping Center liberal, Kansas 67901 130 BOOGARTS Alco Plaza liberal, Kansas 67901 LIBERAL OFFICE MACHINES Sales 6 Rentals 1015 N. Kansas Liberal, Kansas . m% .......... — TODAY’S SAVINGS AND LOAN 824 N. Kansas Avenue Liberal, Kansas GAS LOVE’S COUNTRY STORE Food - Drinks - Ice 208 W. Pancake Blvd. Liberal, Kansas SOMETHING SPECIAL 1010 South Kansas Southgate Mall Liberal, Kansas 132 ZALES The Diamond Store 624-8467 Southgate Center Liberal, Kansas YOUR BARBER STYLIST LIBERAL, KANSAS BEECH AIRCRAFT 630 Airport Liberal, Kansas 133 134 Serving Liberal The Great Southwest And The Oklahoma Panhandle FOR 92 Years Your Hometown Daily Newspaper Southwest Daily LIBERAL NEWSPAPERS, INC. lb S, Kansas 316-624-2541 Liberal, Kansas We appreicate the support of other area businesses. E M Grocery Kismet, Kansas Jo's Drive In East Highway 54 Plains, Kansas C K Jack Kill 410 Grand Avenue Plains, Kansas Wells Store 317 Grand Plains, Kansas The Plains Tavern 563-9986 Plains, Kansas Cox Trailer Park Plains, Kansas Wyrick Welding Plains, Kansas Dunn Electronics 1009 South Kansas Liberal, Kansas Woolwine Company 2nd and Lincoln Liberal, Kansas Layne-Western Company Inc. 115 West 2nd Liberal, Kansas Scatlin's Furniture Carpet, Inc. 211 S. Washington Liberal, Kansas Shorb's Quality Furniture Store 103 West 2nd Liberal, Kansas Briar S Hale Music 424 North Kansas Avenue Liberal, Kansas B and B Sporting Goods, Inc. 1010 South Kansas Avenue Liberal, Kansas Daisy Boutique 45 Village Plaza Liberal, Kansas Southwest Coin Gun 8 South Kansas Avenue Liberal, Kansas Liberal Standard Supply, Inc. 839 South Kansas Avenue Liberal, Kansas Anadarko Production Company 2330 North Kansas Avenue Liberal, Kansas HER Pharmacy 2 South Kansas Avenue Liberal, Kansas El-Kan Drug 1033 North Kansas Avenue Liberal, Kansas Liberal Mobile Homes, Inc. East Highway 54 liberal, Kansas Miller Mortuary ' 'Serving Southwest Kansas Since 1917'' Liberal, Kansas Doll Motor Company 506 East Pancake Avenue Liberal, Kansas KOV Auto Supply and Machine Shop 633 South Kansas Avenue Liberal, Kansas Keating Tractor Equipment, Inc. 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