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

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Danny Armendariz Billy Ballenger Pam Bennett Christine Bennett Carl Blankley David Blankley Jessica Blaser Jay Boggs Mark Boggs Colby Brummett Robert Brunner Brenda Budden Sherry Burgess Yvonne Car ley Rod Carroll Scott Cassity Jay Childs Jody Clark John Collette Debbie Coon Donna Coon Elizabeth Cruse Bryan Davisson Nikki Dechairo Pamela Dick Sally Dungan Scott Eckart Eric Edwards First row: Jay Clark, sponsor; Danny Armendariz and Jessica Blaser; stuco Representitives; Corwin Seamans, sponser; Second row: Lyle Honig, President; Andy Hause; Vice-Presi- dent; Chris King. Secretary; Not pic- tured Sherry Burgess, Treasurer. Teresa Maike Jennifer Matzke Tommy Mazer Thomas McKenna Kim Miller

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Challenges make up year. “The sophomore year is a unique experience. You aren't a picked on freshman anymore, but you still aren't an outstanding upperclass- men either. Sports are more exciting to athletes this year. They are considered on the J. V. team now and could even make the prestigious varsity team. This is our second year in high school so everyone knows who you are and you know them. You know where and when your classes are and you don’t frantically rush to class, afraid of getting a tardy. The sophomore year also brings tougher classes which have to be taken to graduate, ” says Brenda Budden. Debbie Streiner said, “As freshmen we were quieter and weren 't really sure of what clubs to join or what each club was like. This year after being in high school for a year we are a little more comfortable and know more about what the clubs are like so we participate more. The clubs and other activities such as dances and sports add alot to school to make it more interesting. I think friendship is what makes our class so special. This year many of us have new friends which include upperclassmen, but we have been able to stay close to our old friends. We have always supported each other in everyth- ing. ” Jennifer Matzke adds, “As sophomores we have learned to grow and to take life in strides; accepting whatever comes our way. Being a sophomore has certainly been a challenge and an exciting one at that. ” 24 Paul Eichem Ted Eichem Tony Espinosa Sarah Etienne Larry Clover Andy Hause Lorren Hill Jennifer Hofmann Lyle Honig Aletha Jones Edgar Jones Kathy Jones Sandra Jones Chris King Troy Lane

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Learning never stops; particularly in English classes. Jennifer Matzke. Corey Winkler. Debbie Streiner. Jerry Walsh, and Kim Miller, sophomores, finish their writing practices as Jennifer Matzke finishes reading Good Bye Mr. Chips. Making a play come alive takes hard work and lots of enthusiasm. In fifth hour Theater Production class Nikki Dechairo. Sherry Burgess. Sherri Ward, and Tony Espinosa discuss the up coming Melodrama Night. 26