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The boy’s basketball team had a fine season, ending the year with an 11-9 record. The team m ight have had a better record if not for some close ballgames. The basketball team also had a first for the school, taking the co-championship in the newly form ed 1-70 League. Coach Jerry Wright was optim istic about the team. “ The team made steady pro­ gress and im provem ent throughout the season, and if not for a couple of poor games, we could have com pet­ ed against anyone,” he said. The team had the fou rth best wonlost record for the school and the best record in the last six years.

TOP RIGHT: Securing a firm grip on the ball, Jeff Gibbons, '79, tucks away a rebound. ABOVE: While dribbling, Scott Mallory, ’79, looks for an open team m ate. RIGHT: Jim Preisner, ’79, shoots under heavy pressure by Bonner Springs.

Varsity Basketball Team. FRONT ROW: Tim Gibbons, Mark Hively, M att Mocherman, Steve DeSelm, Jeff Gibbons, Ryan Richter, Paul Payne, Jim Hopkins, Jeff Dixon, Marc Degenhardt, Warren Seitz, S cott Mallory, Bruce Noe, Ron Jurgensmeier, Jim Preisner, Jim Waggle, Greg Koontz.

RIGHT: Shooting easily over a Junction City player, Paul Payne, '79, puts two points on the scoreboard. ABOVE: Shooting untouched over the out-stretched arm of a Hayden High player, Karl Miller, '79, puts in two.

The junior varsity and sophomore basketball teams put together im ­ pressive seasons, winning a total of 25 games and losing 9. The JV won 13 and lost 3, while the sophomores won 12 and lost 6. In the sophom ore tournam ent at Seaman High School, the team lost in the finals to Topeka High. Their tournam ent wins included a forfeit by Shawnee Heights. In the finals, both the Trojans and the Chargers employed a run-and-gun offense, with a hard, hustling full court press. Both teams played in the same fash­ ion as the varsity, and players looked to the day when they would advance to the improving varsity squad.

ABOVE: Passing over an opponent, Jim Wag­ gle, '80, hits a team m ate. TOP: During a ti­ m eout, the sophom ore team regroups around Coach Brockman. RIGHT: Going high, Warren Seitz, '81, shoots over an opponent.

LEFT: While three Topeka High defenders look on, Ryan Richter shoots for two. TOP: Taking his tim e, Doug Newstrom, '81. shoots a foul shot.

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The w om en’s basketball team goals of first place in the league dim inish­ ed tow ard the end of the season, but they placed second in the Class 6A state tournam ent at Wichita State University, substate, the new 170 League and the Shawnee Heights In­ vitational. In state tournam ent com petition, they beat Shawnee Mission South and favored Hutchinson before suf­ fering a heart-breaking loss to Wich­ ita Heights and winding up second in state. Carrie Wagaman, '79, and Brenda Soldani, '80, were named to the state All-Tournament Team. Wa­ gaman was also named to the Cap­ ital-Journal All-State Team.

ABOVE: Going high, Jane MacMillan, '80, outjumps her opponent. RIGHT: Battling tough, Monica Jones, '80, reaches for a loose ball. FAR RIGHT: With the season over, Carrie Wa­ gaman, '79, and Brenda Soldani, '80, take tim e to show off the ir troph y and medals for second in state.

LEFT: W orking herself free, Carrie Wagaman, 7 9 . throw s up a desperation shot. BELOW: W omen's Basketball Team. FRONT ROW: Lo­ lita Hill, Tamara Weller, Judy Park, Sherry Bu­ chanan, Jean Foster, Jill Schuetz, Elaine Hodges, Lori Swader. SECOND ROW: Susan Stadler, Vicki Rogers, Janelle Myers. Deena Merrill, Sandy Dawson, Cindy Booher, Mi­

chelle Lopez, Brenda Soldani, Carrie Waga­ man, Terri Morehead, Beth Nemec, Gretchen O sterhout. FOURTH ROW: Linda Chitwood, Debbie Schreiber, Kelley Tosh, Cheryl Wil­ liams, Jane MacMillan, Beth Johnson. Monica Jones, Tammy Batsell, Lori Embree, Sherry Geisler, Suzanne Weinkauf.

ABOVE: Coach Charley Myers goes over strategy during a tim eout. Cheryl Williams, 20, hit two free shots to beat Topeka High in the sub-state finals. LEFT: Establishing posi­ tion under the boards are Monica Jones, '80. and Beth Johnson, 7 9 .

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[LUgjfts noQiJuiJiSa In a rebuilding year, the wrestling team managed to qualify two for state, Greg Beelman, '79, and Dar­ ren Coker, '80. Although both were hit by bad breaks, they managed fourth and fifth place finishes, re­ spectively, in state. The young and inexperienced squad was led by the lighter weights. Help­

FAR RIGHT: Flattening his foe, Greg Beelman, '79, readies his assault. RIGHT: Beelman a t­ tem pts to break down his com petition. TOP CENTER: With his opponent on his back, Beel­ man applies pressure. ABOVE: Wrestling Team. FRONT ROW: Jim Rothrock, George Johnson, Dan Smith, Greg Beelman, Bob Akins, Darren Coker, John Deeter. SECOND

ing next year will be the fact that they will lose only one member, Beelman, from this year’s squad. “ We had many young, inexperi­ enced wrestlers tha t should do well next year,” Coach Mike Jamison said. "M ost of the sophomores did a good job this year."

ROW: Greg Horn, Tim Nelson, Tony Huaman, Joe Stimach, David Lanfley, Eric Sevart, Cory Skinner, Dan Mills. THIRD ROW: J. D. Bloomar, Bruce Williamson, Marc Garhart, Jeff Hock, Robert Clasen, Brad Hern, Shane Whitehead, Bobby Lemons, Bill Dickey, Gary Rhoades, Bill Nesbit, Dan O'Donnell.

T jJda Continually improving, the men's gym nastics team capped a good season with a fifth place finish at state. "O ur main goal each year is to quali­ fy the team for state, which we ac­ complished for the second straight year,” said Coach Gregg Nielson. With eight returning letterm en, the squad picked up its first 1st place trophy in over three years. In the city and regional the team finished second. Along with added experience, the team used hard work, determ ination and a winning attitude to improve themselves, according to Coach Nielson.

Men's Gymnastics Squad. FRONT ROW: Rob­ ert Zacharias, Jeff Burkett, S tuart Hazard, David Pitts, Jeff Lindstrom , Lyle Keller. SEC­ OND ROW: Rick Hawkins, Kent Becker. Mike Davis, Bruce Coleman, Andy Ingram. THIRD ROW: Coach Greg Nielson, M itch Craeton. Mike Pflaum, Pete P otter, Steve Boal, Chuck Wempe, S cott Souder. BACK ROW: Troy Fowler, Rhett Miller, Bill Grant, S cott Saia.

FAR LEFT: Executing an iron cross is Stuart Hazard, '80. LEFT: Kent Becker, '79 perform s his floor exercise routine. BELOW: Over the watchful eye of his teamm ates. Bill Grant, '80, works on the rings.

EXTREME LEFT: Suspended from the high bar is Steve Boal, '79. LEFT: Finishing his routine, Lyle Keller, '80, prepares to dismount.

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With a respectable seventh place showing in the state meet, the wom ­ en’s gymnastics team polished off their final goal of the season. A first place finish in city and a successful season took care of the other goals. First year Coach Cindy Medill took over a young and relatively inexperi­ enced squad. The team was made up of only two seniors, one junior and six promising sophomores. “ The best com petition in the state com peted and our girls held their ow n," said Coach Medill.

TOP: Perform ing on the uneven bars is Caro­ lyn Pitts, '81. ABOVE: Robin Livingston, '81, eyes her next move. RIGHT: The team waits to perform before a school assembly.

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TOP: Trish Greenwood, '81, receives advice from Coach Cindy Medill. ABOVE: After finish­ ing, Susan Stroud, '81, gives a smile of ap­ proval. LEFT: W omen’s Gymnastics Squad FIRST ROW: Edye Fisher, Diana Dinkle, Pam Fries. SECOND ROW: Susan Stroud, Robin Livingston, Trish Greenwood, Diane Hottm an, Carolyn Pitts, Kathy Janssen.

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New to West this year has been the addition of the yell leaders. This group of men aided the cheer­ leaders by helping in form ations, leading student cheers, ringing the bell and assisting in pep assemblies. Leading student cheering at athletic events was just one of the duties of the Topeka West cheerleaders. Be­ hind the scenes they prom oted spir­ it, pride and enthusiasm for the school. Organizing and perform ing in school pep assemblies was also a major responsibility of the cheer­ leaders. The cheerleading squads combined to sell 360 white and purple cowboy hats to wave at the games. Captains this year were Natalie Evanson for the varsity squad, Marty Young for the junior varsity and Chris Pierce headed the yell leaders. “ They are all excellent groups. They work hard and they participate as a unit,’ ’ said Miss Beverly Bernardi, cheerleader sponsor.

RIGHT: The varsity cheerleaders are Julie Miller, Barbie Bridwell, Peggy Dobelbower, Natalie Evanson, Sunny Cleland, Candi Jones and Sarah Brass. BELOW: The sophomore

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TOP: Junior varsity cheerleaders are Nancee Nickjin, Bridgid Murphy, M arty Young, Kelley Henley and Julie Connelly. LEFT: Leading fan support is Peggy Dobelbower, '80. ABOVE: Showing the ir agility are the yell leaders Mike Callison, Ted Young, M arty Schmid, Chris Pierce, Blake Rolley, S cott Souder and David Cole.

JU C lijail 'J OOH3RS9 The precision of the drill team, w it­ nessed at home football and basket­ ball games, took tim e and dedica­ tion. Beginning last summer and continuing through the year, the team practiced diligently in first hour along with additional morning practices. The hard work paid big dividends in pride and enthusiasm. The Westsiders worked under the guidance of Mrs. Susan Affolter, Captain Carol DeSelm and Co-Cap­ tain Sheri Ball. Popcorn was the big money-maker as the team sold $600 worth to pur­ chase cowboy hats. “ This is a very dedicated group who thoroughly enjoy working together,” said Mrs. Affolter.

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Holding up Julie Martin is Lori McCaf­ '81. ABOVE: Perform ing at halftim e is Stubblefield, '81. RIGHT: Kicking in uni­ style are the Westsiders.

LEFT: Watching her side with the band closing in is Stephanie Stewart, '81. BELOW: Westsiders Drill Team, FRONT ROW: Nancy Nel­ son, Jane Logan, Carol DeSelm, Sherry Ball, Julie Jenson, Edye Fisher, Marcia Reid. SEC­ OND ROW: Laura Alejos, Jill Mitchell, Michelle Binkley, Jo Sheets, Julie M artin, Gina Broughton, Sherri Bond, Susan Kipps, Gale Geissler, Wendie Deal, Julie Browning, Debbie Pugh, Barbare Nemec. BACK ROW: Diane Hottm an, Stacey Beall, Beth Bielsker, Trish Greenwood, Lori McCaffrey, Susan Maupin, Susan Flodges, Tracy Epperson, Julie Cox, Stephanie Stewart, Joan Ediger, Pam Stubb­ lefield, Penny Sanford. Robin Livingston, Kathy Janssen.

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