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Moundbuilder PEOPLE S E N Linda Allen Freida Andrews Julie Arterburn Marion Askrens Cambridge, KS Winfield, KS Savanna, OK WelliTlllton, KS I Social Work Social Work ElemenlcJry Education General Studies 0 R S Marsha Baker Paullo Barbour Jennifer Barnes Neil Bass Cambridge, KS Wichita, KS Liberal, KS Lakeland, FL Nursing Business Social Work Biology J ason Belden Chrissy Benecke Tim Best Justin Branine Lori Branine MulIJane,KS WelliTlllton, KS Lyons, KS Eureka,KS Mulvane,KS Biology ElemenlcJry Education ElemenlcJry Education Biology ElemenlcJry Education Cathy Bruton Matt Buchanan Scott Bugbee Janell Calhoun Jessica Callison Arkansas City, KS Dodge City, KS Quinter, KS Wichita, KS Winfield, KS ElemenlcJry Education Biology Biology HPER Biology "?~ 4 Seniors Greg Campbell Jeanene Carnes Sherry Carson Richard Carter Ginger Cauble Fresno, CA Winfield, KS Oxford,KS Wellington, KS SedlJwick, KS M4811 Communications Social Work Elementary Education Religion Chemistry Jorge Cermeno David Chalmers Sharon Chuvala Karen Clum Clifton Coleman Mercedes, TX Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Conway Springs, KS Tyler, TX HPRE Nursing Nursing English HPRE Robert Coleman Willie Coleman Noel Concepcion Terry Cosby Keri Cowel Miami,FL Covington, LA Bronx, NY Derby,KS Johnson, KS Political Scien~ Sociology Sociology Social Work Elementary Education ~ : Jeff Creach Roger Crossman Jim Cunningham Brenda Defore Bart Dennett Overland Park, KS Arkansa.~ City, KS Neodesha, KS Winfield, KS Oxford,KS Mass Communications Business Social Work Computer Science Physics? Seniors 5 -1t Bryan Dennett Mark Detter Jeff Dexter Jennifer Dexter Jessica Dickinson Augusta, KS Seattle, WA Winfield, KS Udall, KS Wellington, KS BioloRY Business Biology Business Elementary Education Jason Diseker Kristen Doctor Kelli Domangue Stephanie Drennan J anean Duncan Liberal, KS Wellington, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Wichita, KS Biology Business Business Elementary Education Nursing Brian Dutton Matt Eads Lisa Eaglin Barbara Easterly Kelly Evans Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Wellington, KS Winfield, KS Criminal Justice HPRE Elementary Education General Studies Business ," .... -~ Justin Feldman Bobbie Finch Suzanne Fiske Tosca Ford Sean Forehand Wichita, KS Arkansas City, KS Olathe, K.." Heauener, OK St. Petersburg, FL HPRE History Computer Science International Business Business -~- 6 Seniors ~.!-Y-!~J~ c; I T V 0 r:: Kim Fort Doug Frahm Donna Frazier Megan Gannon Nick Garcia Dodge City, KS Wichita, KS Winfield, KS Monroe,LA St. John, K..<:; Biology Chemistry Nursing Elementary Education HPRE Jana Gaston Monty Gatton Tammy Gatton Richard Gerdel Judy Gifford Houston, TX Burden, KS Burden, KS Arkansas City, KS Belle Plaine, KS Social Work HPER Elementary Education Math General Studies DeeAnn Goodson Stu Graham Cedric Green Fred Green Tamra Green ArkaTlSas City, KS Winfield, KS Patterson, LA Tyler, TX ElDorado, KS Business Education English / Theater Education Business HPRE Nursing • Cindy Harman Ambra Harper Wilda Harsh Rhonda Heim Traci Henley Rock,KS Arkansas City, KS Argonia, KS Arkansas City, KS Ada,OK Elementary Education Elementary Education Nursing Elementary Education HPRE Seniors 7 . ;~ t n Barb Hen thorn Gina Heyen Tony Holmes Carmen Hopkins Curtis Horton Tulsa. OK Douglass. KS South Hill. VA Wichita. KS Flat Rock. AL Theatre Elementary Education Social Work Economics HPRE Gerald Houser Brent Howard Brian Howard Mary Hynd Mary Irvin Douglass. KS Amarillo. 'IX Winfield. KS Arkansas City. KS Arkansas City. KS Social Work Sociology IAnthropology History Nursing Nursing Adel Ishak Stan Jackson Robin Jenkins Mary Jennings Arkansas City. KS Boynton Beach. FL Fort Myers. FL Winfield. KS Computer Science General Studies Social Work Biology Robert Jewett Ellen Johnson Rachelle Johnson Suzanne Johnson Anita Jones Longmont. co Winfield. KS Winfield. KS Burrton. KS Winfield. KS Business Nursing English Business History - ~(- 8 Seniors Andy Jordan Travis Jordan Dawn Kelley Shari Kennedy Paul King Winfield, KS Ft. 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Leonard Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Elkhart, KS Elkhart, KS Winfield, KS Elementary Education Biology Education Biology Mass Communications Criminal Ju tice Roletha Looney Eric Lybarger Ruth McCauley Roger McCune Steven McGlasson Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Wellington, KS Arkansas City, KS Elementary Education Mass Communications Chemistry Education EMICT Computer Science Seniors 9 ..'V-' Richard McHaffie Vicki McKain Stacy McLaughlin Jerome Maendele Barbara Malone Arkansas City, KS Salina, KS Milroy, PA Effingham, KS Arkansas City, KS Business Sociology Elementary Education Business Social Work Paulette Mar Anna Marczynski Morgan Marshall Kris Martin Carol Maxwell EI Dorado, KS Udall,KS Peabody, KS Ponca City, OK Arkansas City, KS Nursing Social Work Biology Biology IChemistry Biology Kim Means Adrienne Merritt Valerie Merrow Becky Metz Dawn Miller Cambridge, KS Shawnee, KS Arkansas City, KS Wellington, KS Winfield, KS Elementary Education Elementary Education Business Nursing Nursing .' Lorie Miller Kenneth Moberg Maureen Mooore Phil Moorhouse Mike Mosley Winfield, KS Dexter, KS Burden, KS Winfield, KS Mt. Pleasant, TX Elementary Education Mathematics Education Human Resources Biology Business --rf.t- 10 Seniors Aaron Murray Kristy Needham Marc Needham Kim Newlon Lonnie Nichols Wichita, KS Cheney, KS Cheney, KS Liberal, KS Winfield, KS Biology Biology Biology Elementary Education Public Relations Jana NittIer Keith Nubine Tad Nuce Ty Partridge Dave Pawlowski Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Augusta, KS Hutchinson, KS Mt. Holly, NJ Social Work General Studies Social Studies Education Psychology Business Pam Perez Heath Perry Jim Perry Teresa Peters Sonya Piland Winfield, KS West Mineral, KS Albuquerque, NM Arkansas City, KS Macksville, KS Psychology HPRE Sociology Business Biology Angie Pope Lael Porter Lori Prado Caren Prochaska Efrain Quezada Mt . 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KS Salina, KS Arkansas City. KS HPER Biology Music Composition Nursing Ben Trujillo Victor Urieta Denise Wagner Kelly Wallace Dale Wasson Los Angeles. CA Tyler.1X Okemos, Ml lola, KS Winfield. KS HPER Business Music and Theatre Business Nursing Seniors 13 . ~~: Jody Watkins Marilyn Webb Billy Weber Eddie Weigle Hazel Wessels Kingman, KS Toronto, KS Winfield, KS Burden, KS Belle Plaine, KS Art Art HPER Biology Elementary Education Karen Whaley Thorn Widows Christina Wilken Debra Williams Mark Williams Wellington, IG.C:; Garden City, KS Hay.~uille, KS Arkan.~as City, KS Winfield, KS Elementary Education Business Nursing Philosophy HPER Pat Williams Ivory Wilson Ron Wilson Aaron Wise Leroy Worley Winfield, KS Patterson, LA Arkansas City, KS Dexter, KS Bristol, VA Elementary Education Psychology Psychology Elementary Education Elementary Education Juli Wray John Zink Liberal, KS ParSCH!.5, KS Elementary Education Theatre - 1~- 14 Seniors [ Students Not Pictured ] Balzer, Neva; Newkirk, OK Glasgow, Cathy; Arkansas City, KS Reed, Debra; Belle Plaine, KS Banta, Donna; Winfield, KS GDdwin, Sheana; Udall, KS Reiter, Beverly; Winfield, KS Barber, Lesa; Winfield, KS Green, Peter; Maryville, TN Rhodes, Rachel; Arkansas City, KS Barr, Robert; Arkansas City, KS Greever, Bonnie; Winfield, KS Rippe, Lori; Arkansas City, KS Beeney, Rex; Winfield, KS Horton, Jerry; Arkansas City, KS Ross, Karen; Winfield, KS Bell, Pam; Winfield, KS Hughes, Kelly; South Haven, KS Ruff, Stan; El Dorado, KS Berendson, Eduardo; Ponca City, OK Humphries, Julie; Wichita, KS Rush, Mike; Winfield, KS Bevis, Teresa; Belle Plaine, KS Inthavongsa, Phet; Winfield, KS Russell, Anna; Mayfield, KS Blevins, Cynthia; Arkansas City, KS Jennings, Cathy; Winfield, KS Ruyle, Connie; Oxford, KS Blue, Gayle; Arlington, KS Johnson, Reba; Winfield, KS Sampson, Lois; Arkansas City, KS Boatright, Sherry; Topeka, KS Jones, Allan; Winfield, KS Sandberg, Gary;
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