Wamego High School - Wa Kaw Yearbook (Wamego, KS)

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 Rodeo Club member, Jeff Mock, disguised as a rodeo clown, offers some excitement and entertainment for children viewing the homecoming parade. Controlling a group of anxious seniors was not an easy task as senior class president Mike Crosson discovered while trying to lead a discussion during a class meeting. The computer classes at WHS offer students such as Archie Johnston the opportunity to learn much about the ever-popular computer programming field. —i X r. Jflv i i jfjfm 1 Jr m .■V r I a • IJ,. i 1 M ■ Aft jT f § JL ( ✓' ' i . Id J ■ % A F i. . ‘ fl 5L» ■ V ft

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 One of the many spirit raising tasks of the Spirit Club members is to prepare the hoop for football and basketball games. Here. Kelly Carlson puts finishing touches on the hoop. Dan Winsor. photography student, adjusts the volume controls on the radio cassette player which entertains students who use the darkroom in the new art department. Learning to play a new instrument like the tuba requires many hours of practice as Jon Brummetl realized this year. Dane Ditto, trombonist. offers some help to Jon who tries to perfect Another One Bites The Dust for a football half-time performance.

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A distraction from another student causes Jon Haynes to stray from a lecture during class. Fall homecoming activities took Jannis Mattson, Honor Pep member, to downtown Wamego for the decorating of merchant’s windows. Mark Dyer yawns as he grows tired of searching for information to provide him enough knowledge to write an interesting report. Senior class officers: Mike Torrey, Vice-President; Brenda Spence. Treas.; Mike Crosson, President; Kelly Carlson, Sec.; and Tom Burgess, Stu-Co rep.; organized activities for the Class of 1982. Homecoming candidates for the 1981 football season. Row 1: (L to R) — Brenda Spence and Kelly Carlson; Row 2: (L to R) — Amy Holle, Kathy Kimmal, and Missy Hinkle represented the senior class.