Circle High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Towanda, KS)

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The Kays were very active this year. They spon- sored Cheerleaders for the Powderpuff football game, and had many money raising projects. They also went out and collected money for CARE and talked at the grade schools about smoking. ff 'fs I f R is-1, Ig? 1 1 ll lfigiew A x I 1 5 J-I it If ' . ,,,'Ifb:,'0, ,J lallrf' ' if-'Q' .f K 'Q 43, , ,, 3-M . - ' ,'., Jt . ,l,x:, 1 2 Y!:.6,1,,,.-f ,.., are T- 'fdfweg L., I. 1 -' ' rf-1 ff ' V 4 N ,yf ' . alll if' 1 lyk ...I v ' l G fi' if ' ' r, -, , 45 1. ' Back Row--A. Shepherd, M. Mc- Neal, Mrs. Coryea, B. Riddle, D. Brown, J. Linot, C. Engels, P. Fretz, V. Bennett, K. Henry, Sit- ting--A. Corbin, J. Fraser, B. Frazier f First Row--R. Schwemmer, B. Smith, B. Engels, S. therington, B. Dunham, P. Banwart, D. Highbarger, ,Haase, J. Cogan, P. Good, J. Turner, G. Henrie, D. T. Lore, Third Row--P. Norris, C. Harrelson, J. Ro- NMcCoy, J. Farner, Second Row--J. Ferguson, J. Henn, gers, C. Woos, D. Findley, K. Chase, S. Wilson, K. ,jim Farner, B. Nellans, S. King, R. Banwart, J. He- Hall, Mr. Anshuiz

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Kaye , yettes Ce.pt'ure Interest The Kayettes have rounded-up a number of things in the past year. The first thing they did was have a Powder puff football game, in which the Seniors and Sophomores defeated the Juniors and Freshmen. The Highlight of being in Kay- ettes is to become the Snowball Princess. The December 1976 Snowball Princess was Karen Hen- ry, attendants were Nancy Wilson, Tammy Jackson, Verla Bennett, and Mary Jo Lill. In addition to the game and Snowball, the Kayettes also had a bake sale, a car wash, and sold note books. KAYETTES: First Row: K. Prewit, L. Reed, A. Shep- herd, T. Jackson, A. Corbin, J. Fraser, D. Brown, L. Chase, S. Gulick R Graham B. Patee Second Row: I ' I s. white, D. Findlay, 1. Woodall, T. S211-aier, M. Lill, Mrs. Coryea, Sponsor, K. Henry, W. Anderson, I. Bailey, J. Gill, P. Burch, Third Row: C. Jordan, A. Wilson, S. Shultz, C. King, K. Dutton, M. Prit- chard, B. McKinney, D. Edwards, M. McNeal, M. Shannahan, T. Fowler, M. Counterman, S. Mellot, C. McAllister, Fourth Row: S. Shipley, T. Chrisco, K. Wallace, C. Daniels, M. Wolfersperger, D. Pyle, L. Gurney, P. Fretz, L. Lygrisse, L. Brower, S. Sparks, N. Carter, T. Rowland, C. Engels, Fifth Row T. Paschl, J. Linot, P. Collins, C. Orndorff, K. Hammer, K. Franta, D. Sawyer, S. Wiens, D. Ham- ant, K. Tillotson, S. Waggoner, L. McCoy, N. Wall, Sixth Row: P. Roths, S. Banks, K. Kemp, B. Frazier, A. Allen, K. Dunn, M. Terrell, C. Hogoboom, K. Poynor, L. Banks, J. Gragg, S. Smith, K. Counter- man, Seventh Row: C. Bracken, S. Chippeaux, S. Riddle, S. Goldberg, J. Pritchard, T. Zang, B. Wog- lemuth, C. Unruh, C. Wilson, S. Frhardt, M. Dun- ham, C. Watson, L. Cerney.

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3131100 Fo COII1II1i'l7'l5eS F'C.A.'S I..O1'1g IE-18.111 SU. The Student Council was ex- tremely busy this year. ln addition to doing the normal business of a Student Council, they hosted the Basketball King and Queen of Courts, attended a clinic at El Dorado, and also held a Car Wash. They also formed a new com- mittee, the Student of the Month Committee. This group was made up of Stuco members who chose six students each month and then submitted the names to a faculty screening board for selection. As for Circle's chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes the long haul proved successful. They had many money-making activities including serving ice cream after Brigadoon. They also held an FCA Day, and sent people to the National and State FCA conference. Right-FCA--First Row--S. Wil- son, D. Watson, T. Watson, K. Hall, Second Row--D. Richards, K. Brown, C. King, S. Gulick, W. Anderson, Third Row--S. King, K. Dutton, J. Henn, J. Woodall, A. Wilson, S. Goldberg, Miss Kershner, Fourth Row- -V. Bennett, L. Brower, L. Gurney, M. Dutton, S. White, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Strong First Row--B. Wheeler, I. Reinhart, L. Banks, L. Brower, C. Partridge, Second Row--S. Gulick, B. Engels, P. Good,D. Watson, C. King, K. Henry, V. Bennett.