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

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(Seniors TAMMY PANYE “1 guess my senior year was worth waiting for, although it wasn’t much different than any oth- er year. Now it’s time to go on to college and then the big bad world. A few words of advice — enjoy school it's the only chance you get. ” KAREN PIPER PENNY PROCKISH KEITH QUINTANILLA PAM RHEA CORINA ROUDYBUSH This year is the year I have been waiting for, but it’s hard to think of the time when we will sepa- rate from our friends and take our own path in life. No one can take our memories and memories are what all seniors can cherish. ” SHERRY SACKRIDER RIC SCHWEITZER TOM SHORTT When I was a freshman I looked up to all the seniors. I remember thinking that I would never reach my senior year. It seems such a long time, but as I look back I real- ize that it went by too quickly. ” LORI SISSON GEORGE STUTZMAN I believe that my high school life has been worth the wait. I feel that I have learned many valuable things, not only in the class room, but in the halls of old WHS. ’’ RONNI SUE SUNLEY 14

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Richie Chrest, senior, searches the back seat of his car between classes for a lost assignment. He seemed to be in a hurry. Jeff Taggart, senior football player, spots a fellow classmate in weight lifting. James Bennett, senior, waits for his turn to pump iron. Kim Miller, Michelle Belin, and Sherry Sackrider, seniors, collect homecoming ballots from the student body.

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JEFF TAGGART MINDY TAUER “It’s nice to be a senior and have everyone else watch us walk down the hallways. Underclassmen look up to you for advice and confi- dence, so you can set the rules. DEBBI VOLPERT DEANN WILSON “I have learned a lot from my classmates in the last four years. Our class is one of the closest to go through WHS. I am proud to be a part of the class. ” KENT WORREL SHANNON WRIGHT DAVE ZERBE “Now that I am a sen- ior, I guess that it was worth the wait. The last three years of school I would have said something like it is not worth the wait. ” NOT PICTURED JERRY BARNES STEVE BELLINDER SCOTT DINGER LORI HALL DON ZERBE TERRI LINK CHRIS TESSENDORF “This year’s seniors have been a source of great satisfaction to me. Watching them grow and mature into fine young men and women, of whom any parent would be proud, has been a great inspiration to me. ” TONY DUTTON “The Senior Class of 1986 is best described as a congenial group with an abundance of potential. Approximately 30 of the group have enjoyed float building, prom decorating, fund raising, and other good times. It is a privilege to be associated with such a group. ” RICHARD SIMPSON 15