Wathena High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Wathena, KS)

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 3 TU DE It 15 This year seems to be my best year yet because we finally have a good group of seniors. —Anginette McAdams Get that boy on Star Search!— Brian Walker gives the hula- hoop a try at the Homecoming pep rally.—photo by Miss Reese 7 really felt good about W.H.S. when ev- eryone went out on Troy's football field dur- ing the halftime of the game. The spirit was great!I—Andrea Lehman What an attitude!— Tara Deaton and Jennifer McAdams ham it up during the Spirit Week festivities.— photo by Miss Reese V 4 Students Division 7 seems like everyone has more spirit this year. I like it. It makes school seem more fun. — Chris Kucan Alright everybody Say cheesel— The flag girts take time out to smile for the camera during the Spirit Week parade. They are es- corted by Jerry Jones.—photo by Miss Reese.

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Not now. Jay. I've got a head- ache—Lesley Koehler and Jay Hartman goof off before chorus, photo by— Nicki Simpson The King of Cool kicks back— A.J. Braithwait’s Dippity Do hairstyle really becomes him during one of our football spirit days, photo by—Janna Boos I think I've got the hang of it—Angie Davis tries her potato swinging skills dur- ing the Gym Olympics held before Christmas vacation. photo by—Janna Boos What’s this? Party time in PT?—Heidi Engemann and Brent Vertin joke around before their Principles of Technol- ogy class begins, photo by—Janna Boos

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All for Red and Blue—The Wathena Wildcats take time out of their busy day to pose for a student body picture. photo by Bray HILb This should be an omen for a good year because marching band is over and I didn't fall in a ditch!.”— Mrs. Schmidt Boogie-woogie bugle boy from W.H.S.—Kris Kucan adds to the en- tertainment of the day.—photo by Miss Reese Students. More wild than tame, more crazy than sane, more loud than quiet, more spirit than dullness, and more positive than negative. No matter what, it takes all kinds to make a student body. The student body at W.H.S. is no different. That may be the best part of the school. Everyone has something differ- ent to offer. But one thing is true for almost everyone here in our high school ... we have more school spir- it and pridel I think the students Things came back different this year. ’’ said Jim Simerly, junior. They seem a flashier with a little more spunk and a lot more pride. I think the morale of the stu- dents this year was up a 10%.” I'm really im- pressed with all of the students,’’ said Brenda Bauman, senior. The classes seem to be pulling together more. A good example of this could be spirit week and the positive response to the pride shirts. ’’ by Angie Spainhower Opening. Senior Choices Seniors Juniors Sophomores. Freshmen 1♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ y Students Division 5