Ashland High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Ashland, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1967 volume:

7 7. Photograph Reaches New Heights—This photograph was taken from an altitude of 475 miles during the Gemini 10 space flight of astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins in July of 1966. Gibraltar appears in the upper right. 8. Surprised Miss America—Pretty 19-year-old Jan Jayroe, Miss Oklahoma, expresses surprise and happiness in the same gesture upon learning that she was Miss America 1967. 9. Pat and Luci— Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Nugent walk down steps of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington on August 6th following the wedding of Nugent and the daughter of President Lyndon B. Johnson. 10. Strikeout King Retires— Lefthander Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers announced on November 18th that he was retiring from baseball due to an arthritic elbow. Winner of the Cy Young Award three times, Koufax set an all-time record of 382 strikeouts during the 1965 season. 11. Speaks Up For GOP—Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirk-sen answered President Johnson’s accusations that the GOP is a party of fear by declaring that “the President’s statements actually spell out the most damning self-indictment in modern political history”. 12. White House Pickets—In August, these sign-carrying pickets marched up and down in front of the White House in protest to the probe of their anti-Viet Nam war activities by the House Committee on Un-American Activities. 9 FOREWORD This is Ashland High School 1967, a progressive educational institution preparing students for life, responsibilities and the problems of the world. This school year has echoed with many activities: the excitement of athletic events, the grueling task of meeting deadlines, the turbulence of competition and, most important, the academic challenges. All these facts have combined to make the year enjoyable, meaningful, and memorable. In the 1967 Blue jay Annual, the staff has made an attempt to capture the exhilarating spirits of AHS students and, by doing so, preserve the glorious memories of 1967. ADMINISTRA TION BOARD OF EDUCATION, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Phyllis Shattuck, Mr. Olis Goodnight, Mr. Henry Gardner, President; M. C. Rankin, D.V. M. , Mr. Warren Harrington, Mr. Art Ganson, Vice President. FOX GROCERY AND MARKET SANTA-FE FINE FOODS QUALITY WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE MR. REX GRIFFIN, Superintendent Behind every successful school is a dedicated superintendent and a Board of Education composed of interested community citizens. We have such people in Ashland. Our school board, consisting of six members, and our superintendent, Mr. Griffin, work together to formulate school policies, establish the budget and over-see and evergrowing school system. They do not back away from potential crises and are ever-ready to help a student, parent, or teacher. 2 MR. BERT HITCHCOCK High School Principal MR. ARTHUR HOCH Grade School Principal It goes unsaid that a school system could not be operated without the capable leadership of the principals and their staff. Ashland is no exception. Under the direction of Mr. Hitchcock and Mr. Hoch, assisted by Mrs. Rankin and Mrs. Hulstine, the Ashland schools function like well-precisioned machines. We are proud to have men and women of such quality leading our school. COVERDALE BODY SHOP JOHN COVER DALE MRS. BETTY RANKIN MRS. MAXINE HULSTINE MR. HAROLD S. BARB Commerce, B. A. , College of Emporia MR. JOHN DeMINT Mathematics Physics, B. S. , Northwestern State Teachers College, Alva, M. S., Emporia State Teachers College MR. JERRY HEADRICK Social Science, B. A. , Northwestern State Teachers College, Alva MRS. IMOGENE BRANCH English Speech, B. A. , Northwestern State Teachers College, Alva HIGH SCHOOL WALLINGFORD ELEVATOR CO. INC. ••WHERE A SHARE OF YOUR BUSINESS IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED MRS. MARGARET HOACIAlND English, B.A., Emporia State Teachers College MR. DON CROSBY Industrial Arts, B. S. M. S. Fort Hays State College MR. TOM GILMORE Coach, Biology, Health P. E. , B. A., College of Emporia MR. DON LANTZ Coach, P. E. , B. S. , Fort Hays State College, M. S. Colorado State, Greeley 4 MR. STEVE MILLIS Instrumental Music, B. M. E. G M. M E , Wichita State University FA CUL TT ROBERTS FRESH FOODS MISS IRIS LEE English, Foreign Languages, B.A., College of Emporia, M. S. , Emporia State Teachers College MR. MY RLE RICH Vocal Music, B. M. E., Ottawa University MR. KENNETH SWANSON Mathematics, Counselor, B A. G M. S , Fort Hays State College MISS MYRNA O'NEIL Home Economics, B.A., Southwestern, Winfield MISS JANE SHREVE American History, B. A. , Northwestern State Teachers College, Alva MR. RALFE TAYLOR Science, B.A., College of Emporia FACUL FT IN A CTION The new Principal??? He asked me first! You brought another what, Randy? Better hold on to that little yellow box. You're going to do what? ! D means what? It's a trophy, Coach. T-R-O-P-H-Y. DUH! I lost the key. Our fearless leader. Were you aware of this? Hmm! ! Buenos dias, seflor. All you dance ha 11 girls over there. GRIMES HOMEGAS, INC. And they talk about our dances. 6 SENIORS BYRON BRATCHER Byron Bratcher, or Barney as he was known to all his friends, was to have graduated with the Class of 1967. Due to an unfortunate accident, however, this was impossible. Barney hasn't quit, though. He has put up a tough fight and has shown the determination and spirit for which he has always been known. Our heartiest congratulations go out to Barney for furthering his education and for attempting to find his place in the 8 world. ANDY McNICKLE, Pres. JOHN STEVENS, V. Pres. CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Purple and Orchid CLASS MOTTO Yesterday is but a dream; Tomorrow is only a vision; Therefore, look well to this day. MR. DON CROSBY, Sponsor KATHY BAKER LORAINE BARRICKLOW RITA RINEHART, Sec. JIM DAILY, STUCO JUDY BELL HELEN'S BEAUTY BAR STANDARD OIL COMPANY A . F. S LA VICK. AGENT ENGLEWOOD, KANSAS DONNA BISEL RANDY LOVE BELINDA BORTH LOREN GRAVES V TERRY MAYES CITIZENS STATE BANK CINDY BRUNHOLTZ STEVE OSBORN 10 CAROL REDGER DOUG WILLIAMS DOUG ROBERTS JOYCE STONE LONNIE WADDELL SHARON WYATT FRANK REYNOLDS FRANK YORK STOCKGROWERS STATE BANK SENIOR A CHIE VEM ENTS KATHY BAKER--Y-Teen, letter 1-2-3-4, Secy. 3, V. Pres. 4; Pep Club, letter 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4, letter 1-2, Woodwind Quintet 2-3-4, Solo 1-2-4; Girls Glee G Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Debate 3; Scholarship Team 1; Jr. Play, Night Club Singer; Sr. Play, Mrs. Kluck; Clipperette Staff; Golf 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Cum Laude. LORAINE BARRICKLOW--Y-Teen, letter 1-2-3-4, Music Chairman 4; Pep Club, letter 1-2-3-4; .Cheerleader 2-4; Band 1-2-3-4, Saxophone Quartet 3, Saxophone Sextet 4; Girls Glee Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls Ensemble 1-4, Triple Trio 2-3, Mixed Ensemble 2-3-4, Solo 1-2-4, Outstanding Vocal Music Award; Jr. Play; Clipperette Staff; Volleyball 3-4. JUDY BELL—Y-Teen, letter 1-2-3-4, STUCO 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, letter 4, Playing Field Chairman 4; Girls Glee G Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, Girls Ensemble 1; Jr. Play, Miss Dickenson; Annual Staff, Assistant Business Manager; Clipperette Staff; Sr. Play, Gertrude; Cum Laude. DONNA BISEL--Y-Teen, letter 1-2-3-4, Social Service Chairman 3; Pep Club 1-2-3; Band 1-2-3-4, letter 1-2, V. Pres. 4, Clarinet Choir 1-2-3-4, Clarinet Quartet 2-3, Woodwind Quintet 4, Solo 1-4; Girls Glee G Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Triple Trio 2, Mixed Ensemble 2-3-4, Girls Ensemble 1, Solo 2-3-4; Jr. Play, Yvette; Sr. Play, Make-Up G Programs; Clipperette Staff; Annual Staff, typist; Christmas Program 4; Cum Laude. BELINDA BORTH--Transferred from Englewood 2; Y-Teen 3-4, letter 4; Pep Club, letter 2-3-4, Treas. 4; Band 4; Girls G Mixed Chorus 2-3; Scholarship Team 2-3-4; Jr. Play, Marie; Clipperette Staff; Annual Staff, Copy Editor; Christmas Program 4; Volleyball 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Summa Cum Laude. CINDY BRUNHOLTZ--Y-Teen, letter 1-2-3-4; Pep Club, letter 1-2-3-4, Co-chairman 4; Girls Glee G Mixed Chorus 3; Jr. Play, Mrs. Frost; Sr. Play, Costumes; Miss Pep Rep. 3; Annual Staff, Assistant Business Manager; Cum Laude; Masonic Scholarship. MARY CUNNINGHAM--Class Treas. 3; Y-Teen, letter 1-2-3-4, Secy. 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1- 2-3-4, Solo 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3; Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4; Jr. Play, Alma; Sr. Play, Lady Macbeth; Clipperette Staff, Assistant Editor; Annual Staff, Editor; Christmas Program 4; Volleyball 3; Summa Cum Laude; Sr. Scholarship Honor; P. G. Abell Scholarship. JIM DAILY--STUCO 4; Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4; Jr. Play, Tony; Sr. Play, Don; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 2- 3-4; Co-captain; Basketball 2-3, letter 3; Track 1-2; Christmas Program 4. LOREN GRAVES--Transferred from Englewood 4; Hi-Y 4; Boys Glee G Mixed Chorus 4; Sr. Play, Danny Siletto; Basketball 4; Christmas Program 4. MIKE HARDEN--Class Pres. 3; STUCO V. Pres. 4; Hi-Y 2-3-4; Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4; Jr. Play, Jonathon Forbes; Sr. Play, Dr. Bunn; Annual Staff, Layout Editor; Football 2-3-4, letter 4; Miss Pep escort 2-3; Christmas Program 4; Cum Laude; Sr. Scholarship Honor. IRAS HUMPHREYS--Class Secy. 1; STUCO 1-2-3-4; Secy. Treas. 3; Y-Teen, letter 1-2-3-4, Treas. 2, Program Chairman 3; Pres. 4; Pep Club, letter 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4, letter 1, Woodwind Quintet 1-2-3-4, Brass Ensemble 1-2-3-4, Solo 1-4, John Philip Soussa Award; Girls Glee G Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls Ensemble 1-4, Mixed Ensemble 3-4; Speech 3-4; Debate 3; Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4; Jr. Play, Mrs. Ames, Student Director; Sr. Play, Depression; Clipperette Staff; Tennis 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Summa Cum Laude; Sr. Scholarship Honor. NAOMI ISENBART--Transferred from Englewood 2; Y-Teen, letter 3-4; Pep Club 2-3-4, letter 4; Band 4; Girls Glee G Mixed Chorus 3; Volleyball 3; Jr. Play, Bessie; Clipperette Staff; Annual Staff, Assistant Layout Editor. RANDY LOVE--Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. KAREN JORDAN—Transferred from Wellington 2; Y-Teen 2-3-4, letter 2-3; Pep Club 3-4, letter 4, Co-chairman 4; Volleyball 4; Jr. Play, Ann; Annual Staff, typist. RON LARRICK--Hi-Y 1-2-3-4; Boys Glee Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Sr. Play, Judge Burke; Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Track 1. HELEN McCARTY--Class Secy. 2-3, Treas. 4; Y-Teen, letter 1-2-3-4, Social Chairman 3; Program Chairman 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, letter 1-2-3, Co-chairman 3; Band 1-3-4, Clarinet Choir 1; Girls Glee Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Scholarship Team 1-4; Jr. Play, Mrs. Walters; Sr. Play, Priscilla; Clipperette Staff, Assistant Editor; Annual Staff, Copy Editor; Tennis 3; Christmas Program 4; Summa Cum Laude; Sr. Scholarship Honor, Betty Crocker Future Homemaker Award; Crisco Award; D.A. R. Good Citizenship Award. ANDY McNICKLE--Class Pres. 4; Hi-Y 1-2-3-4; Band 4; Sr. Play, John Alden; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4, letter 4; Track, letter 1-2-3-4; Summa Cum Laude; Sr. Scholarship Honor. STEVE OSBORN--Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Chaplin 4; Boys Glee 4; Jr. Play, Stage Hand; Football 1-4, letter 4; Christmas Program 4. CAROL REDGER--Y-Teen, letter 1 -2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Program Chairman; Band 1-2-3-4, Saxophone Sextet 3-4; Girls Glee 1; Speech 3; Scholarship Team 4; Jr. Play, Miss Conrad; Sr. Play, Mrs. Finch; Clipperette Staff; Annual Staff; Summa Cum Laude; V. F. W. Scholarship. 12 FRANK REYNOLD--Hi-Y 1-2-4; Class V. Pres. 2; Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2. RITA RINEHART--Transferred from Englewood 3; Class Secy. 4; Y-Teen, letter 3-4; Pep Club letter 3-4; Poster G Button Chairman 4; Band 3-4; Scholarship Team 3-4; Jr. Play, Eileen; Clipperette Staff; Annual Staff, Assistant Layout Editor; Golf 3; Tennis 4; Volleyball 3; Summa Cum Laude. TED SMITH--Hi-Y 1; Jr. Play; Football 1-2; Basketball 2; Christmas Program 4. TERRY MAYES--Transferred from Oklahoma 4; Sr. Play, Stage Manager. LONNIE WADDELL--Jr. Play, Detective; Football 1; Annual Staff, Photographer. DOUG ROBERTS--STUCO Rep. 1; Class V. Pres. 1; Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, V. Pres. 4; Boys Glee 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; Jr. Play, Mr. Peirot; Sr. Play, Mr. Hyde; Christmas Program; Miss Pep escort 1; Football, letter 1-2-3-4, Co-captain; Track 1; Annual Staff, Business Manager; Cum Laude. JOHN STEVENS--Class Pres. 2, V. Pres. 4; Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Chaplin 3; Jr. Play, Stage Manager; Sr. Play, Stage Manager; Annual Staff, Layout; Football 2-3-4, letter 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3, letter 3; Track 1-2-3-4, letter 1-3; Christmas Program; Cum Laude; Dr. and Mrs. I. R. Burkett Scholarship. JOYCE STONE--Y-Teen, lettered 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1; Jr. Play, Tilda. DENNIS SWANSON--Hi-Y 1-2-3-4; Jr. Play, Policeman; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 2-3-4; Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, letter 3-4; Track 1-3, letter 3; Tennis 2-4, letter 4. RICK TREASE--Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Secy.-Treas. 4; Boys Glee 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3; Jr. Play; Football 1-2-3-4, letter 2-3-4, Captain; Track 1- 2- 3, letter 2-3. JAN WASHBURN--Transferred from Caldwell 3; Y-Teen 3-4, letter 4; Girls Glee G Mixed Chorus 3- 4; Girls Ensemble 3-4, Mixed Ensemble 3-4, Solo 3-4, Speech 3-4; Debate 3; Jr. Play, Jan Morrow; Sr. Play, Lucille; Clipperette Staff, Editor; Annual Staff, Copy Editor; Pep Club 3-4, letter 4; Co-chairman 4; Scholarship Team 3-4; Summa Cum Laude; Sr. Scholarship Honor; J. E. Humphreys Scholarship. DOUG WILLIAMS--Transferred from Michigan 4. SHARON WYATT--Class Treas. 2; Y-Teen, letter 1-2-3-4, V. I. P. G ICC Rep. 3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, letter 3-4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Band 1-2-3-4, Secy.-Treas. 4; Clarinet Choir 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee G Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls Ensemble 1- 4, Mixed Ensemble 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play, Student Director; Clipperette Staff; Annual Staff, typist; Miss Pep Rep. 2; Cum Laude; Ashland Teachers Assn. Scholarship. FRANK YORK—Class Pres. 1; STUCO 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4; Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Secy. -Treas. 2; Band 1- 2- 3-4, Pres. 4; Brass Choir 1-2; Boys Glee G Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Boys Ensemble 2-3-4, Mixed Ensemble 2-3-4; Scholarship Team 1-2; Jr. Play, Brad Allen; Sr. Play, Wing; Clipperette Staff, Sports Editor; Annual Staff, Sports Editor; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4, letter 3-4; Track 1; Golf, letter 3-4; Tennis, letter 2-3-4; Christmas Program; Summa Cum Laude. 13 SENIOR CL A SS POEM B is for BAKER, the girl known as kitten, It's the boys' hearts that she's really smitten. LORAINE is the beauty, whose voice brings her fame, We're quite sure that it's Scott who will change her name. JUDY's been our Lady Godiva gal, To more than one, she's been a pal. B is for BIS EL, the girl with red hair, When she's around, all the boys just stare. Now here's a real cute gal, BELINDA by name, She's got the stuff to drive any boy insane. CINDY's our sharp and witty brown-eyed lass, She's been a great addition to our Senior class. D is for DAILY, our casanova supreme, To be a Hay's cowboy is his big dream. LOREN's the guy who's not like his name of GRAVE, He is sure to make some special girl rave. MIKE's our guy who to town he often does go, We wonder, does it have anything to do with Jo? MARY is a very intelligent lass, She was valedictorian of the illustrious Senior class. IRAS, Maggie, or Maggot, it's all the same, To us she is the class's sweet little dame. Our girl from down south, that's our NAOMI, To her Mike is anything but bologna, KAREN's our favorite from Wellington, With her you're sure to have some fun. Some call him RON, others know him as Breezy, But whatever he does, it's sure to be easy. RANDY's the boy that Sherlyn calls, honey, We all know that she's his own private bunny. Our guitar pickin' guy answers to the name of TERRY, It's been fun to be with him, 'cause he's so merry. For nigh on six weeks now, a brace STEVE's been wear-in', But for longer than that, HELEN'S been given Good citizen and Betty Crocker as a name, But we'll remember her as Horrible.. . and it's all the same. ANDY is our runner and president most dear, With Mac at the helm, we were always in fear. CAROL REDGER starred as Mrs. T. Ashington Finch, That she's destined for great things is surely a cinch. DOUG ROBERTS drives a red pick-up and black supersport, We're sure Hays will provide him with lots of girls to court!! FRANK REYNOLDS is that wild and wonderful wooer of Debi, And he has a gas bill to prove his foot is heavy. RITA has failed at her one RINEHART ambition, Which was to enlist Mike as a Senior addition. S is for SMITH, who's so clever in bookkeeping, When he goes to Salina, all the girls will be left weeping. STEVENS is big, brawny, and what a football player, One little secret tho, he's also a girl slayer! That DEN DEN is funny is fact without proof, Cause we all laugh and giggle around old Snaggle-tooth. RICK TREASE has the good looks to be a movie star. Nancy even thinks he's Elvis when he strums the guitar. It wasn't a jail, but a hospital where LONNIE was book-ed, Wedding bells will ring, and it's to Vickie he's hooked. With Bill gone to Hays, JAN gave her spot on the bench, To a blonde Junior, we all call Mike Lynch. W is for WILLIAMS, smiling, friendly, and gay, It looks like he's destined to be always that way! SHARON's one gal we all hate to see leave, Wherever she goes, you may be sure there'll be Steve. JOYCE is our girl whose name will be Ahring, his ring's been on Sharon. 'Cause it's John she'll soon be marrying. FRANK has served faithfully as STUCO president, As a wildcat at KSU he'll be a great resident. 14 “ONE MAD NIGHT” CAST Don Cutter.......... Wing................ Gertrude Finch. . . Mrs. Ashington Finch Depression.......... Lucille Marcy . . . Mr. Hyde............ Priscilla........... John Alden . . . . , Lady Macbeth . . . Dr. Bunn............ Mrs. Kluck.......... Danny Siletto. . . . Artemus Burke . . . .... Jim Daily . . . Frank York . . . .Judy Bell . . Carol Redger . .Iras Humphreys . . Jan Washburn . . Doug Roberts . Helen McCarty . Andy McNickle Mary Cunningham . . Mike Harden . . Kathy Baker . . Loren Graves . . Ron Larrick Student Director......................Sharon Wyatt Make Up G Programs.....................Donna Bisel Stage..................................Terry Mayes Rick Trease John Stevens Publicity.......................................Jan Washburn Mary Cunningham Tickets..........................Loraine Barricklow Costumes...........................Cindy Brunholtz Donna Bisel The Senior Class of 1967 gave its last dramatic presentation to a capacity audience in the Grade School Auditorium. Under the direction of Mrs. Imogene Branch, they presented the comedy, One Mad Night , by James Reach. Don Cutter, an attractive young playwright, and his valet, Wing, are the surprise guests of a doctor, his nurse, and five of the funniest asylum inmates that have ever been portrayed. They were such varied characters as: Mr. Hyde, Lady Macbeth, John Alden, Priscilla, and the crazy but sane Lucille Marcy. The humor is compounded by Don's fiancee, Gertrude Finch of 5th Avenue, New York, her mother, Mrs. T. Ashington Finch, and their colored maid, Depression. While the cats are away, the mice will play. And for our next number. This is the way we study English. Daisy Mae Think you'll find anything? Pa Yokum And they said this job was easy. I'm just an innocent moiderer. M-I-K-E + N-A-O-M-I One more shake ought to do it. Who stole the plug? We're at the wrong party. Helen working????! ! Our beloved president and track star. And away we go. 16 JUNIORS Martha Baker Pres. David McPhail V. Pres. Carolyn Petz Sec. Debbie Krier Treas. Mr. Steve Millis Spon. Ronald Seacat Stuco Rep. Mary Ann Urban Stuco Rep. Kenny Allison Bill Baker Karen Booth Diana Butler Pat Cole Jerry Garten Mary Jane Gibson Jacquelyn Harden Rodney Hardesty Diana Hoffman Letitia Hulstine Patricia Hulstine Mike Kelly Laurel Klinger Karen Larrick Mike Lynch Doris Malt Cheryl McCarty Bruce McPhail Chuck McPhail Tom Mishler Joyce Mosshart Joanne Preisner Scott Shattuck Sherelyn Shelit Steve Stephens Paula Wymer “Because Their Hearts Were Pure” The melodrama presented by the junior Class was quite an undertaking for it required many long hours of rehearsal and much labor to draw, paint, and co-ordinate the different scenes. Between the acts, entertainment was offered in the form of singing, and dancing to provide a fast moving and enjoyable evening. After all was said and done the only conclusion was that it had been a huge success and the calss should be congratulated on a job well done. Widow Dalrymple Widow Truelove Melody Truelove Sebastian Hardacre Goodwin Dalrymple Miss Hatchett Mrs. Bleakley Mrs. Grimstone Miss Hopewell Michael Finn Lulu Mae Will Shanghai Mamie Miss Prymm Patience Faithful Director Carolyn Petz Jackie Harden Sherelyn Shelit Bill Baker Ronald Seacat Martha Baker Cheryl McCarty Paula Wymer Debbie Krier Scott Shattuck Mary Gibson Chuck McPhail Laurel Klinger Debbie Krier Mary Urban Mrs. Hoagland 19 HEIRS TO THE THRONE Skip to the lou my darlin'. Practicing, Chuck? All quiet on the set. Browny points, Martha?! S-N-O-R-E I made a point! ! Would you believe a play? Peek a boo. I see you. I hope Miss Shreve doesn't catch me. Ah, come on. ■ Look at her. ASHCRAFT DRUG CO. THE DRUG STORE YOU CAN PATRONIZE WITH CONFI DE NCE HOLID A T DEL ROMA All the romance, elegance, and beauty that is Rome's came alive April 1st as the Juniors presented HOLIDAY DEL ROMA as the theme of the 1967 Jr. -Sr. Prom. The color scheme of red, white, and blue was carried out to the fullest extent. The stage was decorated with a beautiful mural designed and created by the juniors. Recreated in the middle of the Cafetorium, the Fountain of Rome seemed to be the topic of conversation for the entire evening. The Juniors should be congratulated on a excellent prom that everyone will long remember. HALEY'S VARIETY A sophomore server guards the entrance to the prom. The juniors showed their artistic talents in this mural which highlighted the stage decorations. Andy McNickle, Sr. Class Pres, congratulates the juniors on a job well done. This exquisite fountain captivated the guests for the entire evening. Sophomore servers added atmosphere to make the prom a success. ANNUAL STAFF SEATED, left to right: Belinda Borth, Helen McCarty, Jan Washburn, Mary Cunningham, Frank York, Doug Roberts, Mike Harden. STANDING: Karen Jordan, Rita Rinehart, Naomi Isenbart, Lonnie Waddell, Andy McNickle, Donna Bisel, Sharon Wyatt, Judy Bell, Carol Redger. RED HILLS MOTEL Mr. Harold S. Barb Sponsor Mary Cunningham Editor CLIPPERETTE STAFF SEATED, left to right: Rodney Hardesty, Pat Cole, Mary Ann Urban, Laurel Klinger (editor), Diana Butler, Patricia Hulstine, Karen Booth. STANDING: Debbie Krier, Cheryl McCarty, Jackie Harden, Joyce Mosshart. 22 UNDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORES Ben Dome Pres. Truddi- Kennedy V.-Pres. Terry Arnold Sec. Terri Swanson Treas. Mr. Den Lantz Sponsor Ken Betschart Stuco Rep. Cetra Baker Stuco Rep. Perry Arnold Debbie Amspiger Jane Bell Jim Carter Dale Coverdale Darren Graff Carol Graves Tim Griffin Ruth Harden Sandy Haydock Randall Hennigh Nancy Hoagland Bob Jones Cathy Love Karen Lunsford Kathleen Mishler David Osborn Greg Pike Rick Pike Deidra Rankin Barbara Stegman Susie V allentine Jolyne Washburn 24 f'MARY’S BEAUTY SHOP” m FRESHMEN John Humphreys Pres. Gary Allison V.-Pres. Karen Garten Sec. Jean Ganson Treas. Jim McNickle Stuco Rep. Brenda Boyd Stuco Rep. Mr. Myrel Rich Sponsor Kris Baker Marty Berends Janice Bisel Roy Bliss Cathy Blue Gary Rex Butler Janet Dodge Janet Ganson R. V. Harden L. W. Holler Eugene Hulstine Gordon Jones Mary Jo Krier Peggy Mapes David McIntyre Keith McPhail Mary Mishler Artie Mulch Jim Mull Linda Mullendore Teddi Nester Jo Ann Osborn Charles Pike Janet Preisner Shannon Rankin Dan Rowlan Kenneth Spear Marianne Stein Don Stephens Pam Stinchcomb Diane Taylor Alan Tucker Carol Urban Carolyn Wasinger Andy Webb GANSON’S THOSE NUTTY UNDERCLASSMEN Teri's new hat? THE MATTHEWS AGENCY FISHERS IGA STORE INSURANCE--PROPERTY-AUTO-LIFE 26 LOW PRICES EVERY DAY ORGA NIZA TIONS Student Council Serves School Posing for a group picture are the AHS 1966-67 Stuco members. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim McNickle, Judy Bell, Ron Seacat, Joyce Mosshart, Jim Daily, Mike Harden, V. Pres. ; Frank York, Pres. ; Mary Ann Urban, Sec. -Treas. ; Cetra Baker, Ken Betschart, Iras Humphreys, Tim Griffin, and Brenda Boyd. STANDING are sponsors Bert Hitchcock and Ken Swanson. An integral organization in high school, the student council, traditionally strives for school unity. The 1966-67 Council, under the able leadership of President Frank York, exemplified this purpose. Activities sponsored by Stuco ranged from staging all school elections to providing milk for refreshment at the newly established 10-minute morning bjreak. The school enthusiastically received the Yokum-Scragg Play Day. Rivalry prevailed as the Yokums dominated the competition in the nail-pounding, pie-eating, and sack racing events. Two disc jockeys from KEED, Dodge City, entertained at the dance to complete the day. Vice-President Mike Harden and Secretary-Treasurer Mary Ann Urban were kept busy supervising the basketball concessions. Tug of war resulted in the declaration of Sr. 67 as Strongest. It was a very good year! 28 Hi-Y And Y-Teens JOSTEN'S CREATORS OF FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AND AWARDS AGE NT--GARY CASEY |tejn) HI-Y H LEFT TO RIGHT: Eugene Hulstine, Ken Betschart, Dave Osborn, L. W. Holler, Alan Tucker, Ben Dome, Charles Pike, Ron Work, Andy Webb, Perry Arnold, Frank York, Dennis Swanson, John Humphreys, Terry Arnold, David McIntyre, Rick Pike, Jim Mull, Roy Bliss, Artie Mulch, David McPhail, Kenny Spears, Ron Watson, Bruce McPhail, Don Stephens, Loren Graves, Shannon Rankin, R. V. Harden. I : Mike Harden, Ron Seacat, Steve Stephens, Ken Allison, Andy McNickle, Gary Allison. Sponsors: Tom Gilmore and Jerry Headrick. DASH : Steve Osborn, Randy Love, Ron Larrick, Scott Shattuck, Jim Daily, (President), Doug Roberts, Rick Trease, Tim Griffin. YM: Sandy Haydock, Dale Coverdale, Bob Jones, Darren Graff, Jerry Garten, Mike Kelly, Jim McNickle, Keith McPhail, Tom Mishler, John Stevens, Chuck McPhail. The Hi-Y and Y-Teen are Chris- tian organizations whose purpose is to create and maintain high standards of character, clean speech, sports, scholarship and living. The highlight of the year for the Hi-Y and Y-Teens came on October 6th when they participated in the Cerebral Palsy Drive in which they collected $210. Y-TEEN BACK ROW: (Left to right): Janice Bisel, Mary Jo Krier, Cathy Blue, Doris Malt, Joan Preisnder, Jan Washburn, Martha Baker, Karen Booth, Karen Garten, Carol Redger, Shiela Kracke, Carol Urban, Joyce Stone. 9TH ROW: Mary Mishler, Nancy Hoagland, Kristen Baker, JoAnn Osborn, Diane Hoffman, Janet Ganson, Debbie Amspiger, Truddi Kennedy. 8TH ROW: Naomi Isenbart, Teddi Sue Nester, Lititia Hulstine, Janet Dodge, Brenda Boyd, Janet Faye Preisner, Kathaleen Misher, Diedra Rankin, Sherelyn Shelit, Paula Wymer. 7TH ROW: Karen Larrick, Jolyne Washburn, Linda Mullendore, Patricia Hulstine, Jean Ganson, Karen Jordan, Joyce Mosshart, Diane Butler, Belinda Borth. 6TH ROW: Diana Taylor, Peggy Mapes, Debra Krier, Susie Valentine. 5TH ROW: Carolyn Petz, Carol Wasinger, Mary Ann Urban, Judy Bell, Barbara Stegman, Debbie Wyatt, Loraine Barricklow, Cetra Baker, Terri Swanson. 4TH ROW: Rita Rinehart, Mary Jane Gibson, Helen McCarty, Cheryl McCarty, Donna Bisel, Sharon Wyatt, Jane Bell. 3RD ROW: Ruth Harden (treasurer), Marianne Stein. 2ND ROW: Kathy Baker (vice-president), Mary Cunningham (secretary). 1ST ROW: Iras Humphreys (President). PEP CLUB Three cheers for the Jayettes whose tireless energy boosted the Blue-jays onto victories. The Jayettes worked constantly toward a common goal of higher athletic standards and better sportsmanship for AHS. The Jayettes exemplified the lasting spirit of the Bluejays by going the second mile for the team. The girls worked for unity and uniformity as a pep club through the efforts of Sponsor, Miss Shreve, President, Sharon Wyatt, the cabinet, and every individual. ROW 1: Cabinet: Carol Redger, Rita Rinehart, Cindy Brunholtz, Judy Bell, Sharon Wyatt, Belinda Borth, Joanne Preisner, Karen Booth. ROW 2: K. Jordan, J. Stone, H. McCarty, J. Washburn, M. Cunningham, N. Isen-bart, J. Mosshart. ROW 3: J. Harden, D. Hoffman, K. Larrick, P. Hul-stine, L. Hulstine, M. Urban, J. Ganson. ROW 4: D. Wyatt, J. Bisel, M. Krier, C. Blue, P. Mapes, J. Ganson. ROW 5: D. Butler, D. Krier, N. Hoagland, D. Amspiger, C. McCarty, J. Dodge. ROW 6: B. Stegman, S. Vallentine, J. Washburn, J. Bell, R. Harden, K. Lunsford, L. Mullendore. ROW 7: K. Baker, M. Stein, T. Nester, J. Preisner, C. Urban, J. Osborn, K. Garten. ROW 8 G 9: Cheerleaders. Yea, it's a ball, Tim, bounce it. 30 Three Goldilocks??? We're behind you team! CHEERLEADERS Leading the pep club and the student body in school spirit this year were the A-Team and B-Team cheerleaders. They all showed their perpetual strength and energy as they went through their cheers, chants, and skits. BUNGE CORPORATION GANO GRAIN DIVISION gooch's best feeds SEED WE BUY ALL KINDS OF GRAIN ENGLEWOOD, KANSAS BOB GRAVES MGR. PHONE 539-2165 CLARK COUNTY CLIPPER A-TEAM Iras Humphreys, Laurel Klinger, Loraine Barricklow, Marth Baker, Kathy Baker. B-TEAM Brenda Boyd, Deidra Rankin, Teri Swanson, Truddi Kennedy, Cetra Baker. 31 BAND BACK ROW: D. Stephens, A. McNickle, S. Shattuck, D. Amspiger, B. Stegman, J. Harden, B. Borth, Mr. Steve Millis, director. 3RD ROW: J. Ganson, J. Carter, J. Bell, D. Hoffman, D. Rankin, H. McCarty, N. Isenbart, M. Stein, M. Krier, J. Osborn, C. Urban, J. Dodge, M. Cunningham, C. McCarty, D. Krier, T. Swanson, N. Hoagland, J. Washburn, C. Redger, S. Haydock, K. Allison, T. Mishler, R. Bliss, K. Garten, B. Jones, D. Coverdale, R. Seacat, S. Rankin, L. W. Holler, A. Webb, D. McIntyre, S. Stephens. 2ND ROW: J. Preisner, S. Vallentine, D. Butler, J. Preisner, L. Mullendore, J. Ganson, B. Boyd, S. Wyatt, T. Nester, J. Bisel, K. Booth, R. Rinehart, G. Jones, J. McNickle, L. Barricklow, L. Klinger, R. V. Harden, R. Work, M. Baker, G. Allison, F. York, R. Hardesty. 1ST ROW: K. Lunsford, D. Bisel, T. Kennedy, C. Baker, K. Baker, I. Humphreys, D. Wyatt. NOT PICTURED: C. Love GA. Mulch. The AHS Band enjoyed a fine year under the capable leadership of Mr. Steve Mills. The band worked hard toward League and State music contests which yielded rewarding results. Spring Concert and Awards Night were the highlights of this exciting year. We wish next year’s band the best of luck. . Tramp Our three drum majorettes Cetra Baker, Deidra Rankin, and Teddi Nester, led the AHS Band through the streets of Hutchinson. Marching at the State Fair was the highlight of the season, and the entire band enjoyed the fun-filled day. 32 Cetra Baker, Deidra Rankin, Teddi Nester INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES Brass Sextet DICKEY'S GREENHOUSE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Sax Sextet Laurel Klinger, Loraine Barricklow, Jim McNickle, Carol Redger, Jolyne Washburn, Teri Swanson. Clarinet Choir Donna Bisel, Truddi Kennedy, Linda Mullen-dore, Cetra Baker, Jim Carter, Mary Cunningham, Sharon Wyatt. things GO BETTER WITH COCA-COLA1' COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY DODGE CITY. KANSAS Woodwind Quintet Cathy Love, Kathy Baker, Scott Shattuck, Donna Bisel. NOT PICTURED: Iras Humphreys. 33 MIXED CHORUS BACK ROW: R Hardesty, L. Barricklow, K. Allison, I. Humphreys, F. York, D. Roberts, D. Wyatt, K. Best-chart, M. Lynch, D. Arnspiger, K. Booth, R. Seacat, D. Rankin, J. Ganson, S. Shattuck. 3RD ROW: R. Lar-rick, J. Harden, S. McCarty, D. Bisel, G. Allison, L. Klinger, J. Washburn, B. Boyd, S. Stephens, R Harden, S. Valentine, H. McCarty, M. Stein. 2ND ROW: S. Shelit, B. Dome,J. Preisner, S. Wyatt, K. Baker, J. Humphreys, S Rankin, T. Nester, D Krier, A. Mulch, J. Washburn, T. Griffin 1ST ROW: Mr. Myrle Rich, Director, D. Taylor, T. Kennedy, L. Graves, M. Krier, D Stephens, D. Butler, C. Baker, J. Preisner, J. McNickle, L. Mullendore, K. Baker, Mrs. Betty Hardesty (accompanist). Excitement was the theme of the music program at AHS this year under the direction of Mr. Myrle Rich. The high point of the season came when the Choral -iers were invited to perform for the House of Representatives in Topeka. All of the students and Mr. Rich are looking forward to next year with great anticipation. HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY CHORALIERS BACK ROW: Rodney Hardesty, Frank York. 4TH ROW: Debbie Arnspiger, Laurel Klinger, Mrs. Betty Hardesty (accompanist), Jan Washburn, Iras Humphreys. 3RD ROW: Loraine Barricklow, Jim McNickle, Sharon Wyatt, Donna Bisel, Donnie Stephens, Jolyne Washburn. 1ST ROW: Artie Mulch, Scott Sattuck, Mike Lynch, Gary Allison, Myrle Rich, (Director). GIRLS CHORUS BACK ROW: D. Malt, K. Lunsford, J. Ganson, I. Humphreys, D. Wyatt, L. Bar-ricklow, J. Ganson, D. Arnspiger, K. Baker, J. Washburn, K. Booth, S Shelit. 3RD ROW: D. Rankin, J. Harden, L. Klinger, D. Butler, D. Bisel, M. Stein, J. Osborn, H. McCarty, M. Cunningham, B. Boyd, S. Valentine, K. Baker, J. Preisner. 2ND ROW: J. Washburn, J. Bell, N. Hoag-land, S. Wyatt, D. Hoffman, T. Nester, C. Urban, M; Urban, M. Krier, S. McCarty, J. Presiner. 1ST ROW: Mrs. Betty Hardesty, M. Baker, T Swanson, R Harden, T. Kennedy, C. Baker, L. Mullen-dore, D. Taylor, J. Bisel, M. Krier, Mr. Myrle Rich, Director. GIRLS ENSEMBLE TOP ROW: Debbie Arnspiger, Iras Humphreys, Debra Wyatt. 2ND: Jan Washburn, Laurel Klinger, Jolyne Washburn, Loraine Barricklow. 3RD: Cetra Baker, Diane Taylor, Sharon Wyatt. BOYS ENSEMBLE BACK ROW: Scott Shattuck, Mike Lynch, Frank York, Rodney Hardesty. FRONT: Jim McNickle, Artie Mulch, Donnie Stephens, Gary Allison. BOTS CHORUS BACK ROW: R. Seacat, M. Lynch, R. Hardesty, F. York, K. Best chart, S. Hay-dock, A. Tucker, K. Allison, D. Roberts, R. Trease. 3RD ROW: S. Shattuck, S. Stephens, R. Larrick, J. Mull, T. Mi shier, B. Jones, G. Allison, B. Dome. 2ND ROW: J. McNickle, K. Spears, L. Graves, S. Osborn, A. Mulch, T. Griffin. 1ST ROW: Mrs. Betty Hardesty, S. Rankin, D. McIntyre, D. Stephens, R. Bliss, J. Humphreys, Mr. Myrle Rich, Director. c' MANT BRILLIANT NOTES BROWN'S FLORAL HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY For outstanding qualities of ability and training in the field of music, the Vocal Music and the John Phillip Sousa Awards are presented each year. The recipients of these awards must be seniors who have participated in music all four years of high school and show outstanding leadership and concern for the music departments of Ashland. Loraine and Iras are to be commended on a job well done. JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD Iras Humphreys OUTSTANDING VOCAL AWARD Loraine Barricklow LEAGUE STATE Kathy Baker (Oboe) I I Donna Bisel (Clarinet) II II Mary Cunningham (Clarinet) II II Rodney Hardesty (Trumpet) I I Diana Hoffman (Clarinet) II Eugene Hulstine (Tuba) I II Iras Humphreys (French Horn) I Truddi Kennedy (Clarinet) III II Jim McNickle (Sax) II III Linda Mullendore (Clarinet) II Brass Sextet II III Clarinet Choir II II Sax Sextet II I Woodwind Quintet II I Band I II Gary Allison II Cetra Baker II- Loraine Barricklow I I Donna Bisel I II Rodney Hardesty I I Laurel Klinger II- I Mike Lynch 11+ Jim McNickle I I Artie Mulch 11+ Shannon Rankin I II Scott Sattuck I I Don Stephens I II Diane Taylor II- Jan Washburn I I Jolyne Washburn 11+ II Boys Ensemble II I Choraliers II I Girls Ensemble I I Boys Chorus 11+ I Girls Chorus II II Mixed Chorus II I 36 A THLETICS HOMECOMING QUEEN Iras Humphreys CAPTAIN Rick Trease ROYALTY ATTENDANT Kathy Baker CO-CAPTAIN Jim Daily ATTENDANT Belinda Borth CO-CAPTAIN Doug Roberts FOOTBALL 1ST ROW: Perry Arnold, Ben Dome, Ron Seacat, Mike Lynch, Scott Sliattuck, John Stevens, Dennis Swanson Steve Osborn, Doug Roberts, Jim Daily, Rick Trease, Andy McNickle, Mike Harden. 2ND ROW: Coach Tom Gilmore Mike Kelly (manager), Bruce McPhail. Tom Mishler, Chuck McPhail, Tim Griffin, Ken Allison, Bob Jones, Ken Betschart, Sandy Haydock, Steve Stephens, Dave Osborn, Jim Carter, Rick Pike, Asst. Coach Head-rick, Asst. Coach Lantz. 3RD ROW: Frank York (manager), R.V. Harden, Andy Webb, Roy Bliss, Cordon Jones, ary Allison, Allen Tucker, Jim Mull, Artie Mulch, Jim McNickle, Don Stephens, Shannon Rankin, John Humphreys. Terry Arnold, Ron Watson. 9 J BLISS GAMBLES THE FRIENDLY STORE AL'S SERVICE APPLIANCES AND HARDWARE 'And that means you! says Coach Gilmore be- Bluejays score as Ben Dome plunges over goal line in Pro- fore an important game. tection game. SCHEDULE MEADE 34 FOWLER 2 SW HEIGHTS 47 COLD WATER 25 GREENSBURG 13 KINSLEY 6 ST MARY 7 CIMARRON 9 PROTECTION 15 The Ashland Bluejay football team proved to be much better than its record of 1-7-1. The fighting Jays showed fine potential on the field, giving each opponent a battle. Due to injuries, much valuable experience was gained by underclassmen. Ten returning letter-men will lead next year's team. MISHLER'S SERVICE CENTER HEATING PLUMBING AND AIR CONDITIONING FELLER'S MOTOR CO. THE BLUEJAY DEFENSIVE UNIT. LINEMEN, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Lynch, Ben Dome, Dennis Swanson, Ken Bets-chart, Doug Roberts, Jim Daily. BACKFIELD: Tim Griffin, Perry Arnold, Steve Osborn, John Stevens, Rick Trease. 41 DOUBLE First String Coach and the Jones Boys. The highlight of the varsity basketball team came at the end of the season when they placed third in the District Tourney. Ashland was hampered by inexperienced personnel and also had the problem of adjusting to a new system. Coach Lantz had a long season, but looks forward with great anticipation to next year with most of the Starters for the Minneola game. regulars returning. WESNER’S FURNITURE Varsity Basketball Squad BOTTOM ROW: Kenny Betschart, Frank York, Mike Kelley, Jerry Garten, Mike Lynch, Tim Griffin, Coach Lantz. TOP ROW: Loren Graves, Dale Coverdale, Andy McNickle, Bob Jones, Dennis Swanson, Artie Mulch, Gordon Jones. DRIBBLE Second String VICTORIOUS Freshman-Sophomore team. ASHLAND COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ASHLAND - ENGLEWOOD The highlight of the freshman-sophomore basketball players was the freshman-sophomore tournament at Ashland. Ashland won first place, defeating Fowler in a close game in the finals. The second team, under Coach Gilmore, gained a lot of experience this year and several of the boys will see plenty of first-string action next year. B-Team Basketball Squad BOTTOM ROW: Keith McPhail, Ron Watson, Roy Bliss, Artie Mulch, Jim Carter, Rick Pike, Jim McNickle, John Humphreys. TOP ROWf Coach Gilmore, Gary Allison, Dale Coverdale, Bob Jones, Sandy Haydock, Eugene Hulstine, Kenny Allison, Ron Seacat, Gordon Jones. THIN The AHS Track Squad was in a rebuilding process this year but was bolstered with the support of a large group of enthusiastic and hard working boys. Increasing hard work was put forth as the team tried to better its records. Under the whistle of coach Tom Gilmore, the squad participated in eight meets. Even though the team did not win any meet trophies, fine individual achievement was seen as two thinclads journeyed to the State Meet in Salina. We wish next year's squad increasing success. AHS Track Squad BACK ROW: Don Stephens, Gordon Jones, David Osborn, Gary Allison, Andy McNickle, John Stevens, Tim Griffin, Ken Betschart, Mike Kelly, Ron Work, Rick Pike. FRONT ROW: Shannon Rankin, Jim McNickle, John Humphreys, Artie Mulch, Andy Webb, Roy Bliss, Jerry Garten, Eugene Hulstine, Steve Stephens, Ben Dome. 44 CLADS Tracksters To State Andy McNickle and Rick Pike traveled to the State Meet in Salina. Andy McNickle came very close to first £ in the 440 yard dash as he ran the best race of his career in 49. 9. Andy received a well-deserved second place silver medal. Andy deserves a lot of credit for his hard work, sacrifice, spirit in becoming a fine athlete. Andy McNickle and Rick Pike Sophomore Rick Pike did not place in the top six milers at the State Meet, but did a creditable job in the hard mile race. Rick, as he trains next year, will be a tough one to beat. Our congratulations go to these two fine and outstanding track stars of AHS. ASHLAND INVITATIONAL MEET McNickle 440 yard dash McNickle 220 yard dash McNickle 880 yard dash First Place (52) Third Place Fourth Place LEAGUE TRACK MEET McNickle 880 yard dash McNickle 220 yard dash Jones Mulch Kelly Pike Javelin 2 mile run 120 high hurdles First Place (2:06.6) First Place (22.2) Fourth Place Fourth Place Fifth Place REGIONAL TRACK MEET Mile Third Place (4:52) STATE TRACK MEET McNickle 440 yard dash Second Place (49. 9) Where's Griffin this time?? come alive YOU'RE IN THE PEPSI GENERATION NOLD INC DODGE CITY ASHLAND LOCKER SYSTEM 45 TENNIS AND GOLF LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Barb, Dennis Swanson, David McIntyre, Ron Watson, Frank York, Dale Coverdale, Jim Carter, Artie Mulch, John Humphreys, Alan Tucker. The AHS Tennis Team, under the coaching of Mr. Harold Barb, competed in five regular matches with league schools this season. In the Iroguois League tourney at Fowler, the double team of Frank York and Dale Coverdale placed fourth. The season was one of rebuilding as it saw only one letterman returning. However much valuable experience was gained by the underclass netmen and next year can be looked upon with much anticipation. The second year for Golf at AHS was eagerly anticipated by Coach Jerry Headrick. The team journeyed to four meets, highlighted by the league tourney at Cimarron. The four man team of Mike Lynch, Frank York, Scott Shattuck, and Greg Pike captured third place for AHS at this League meet. Much experience has been gained and since only one letterman is leaving, the League should beware of these up and coming golfers at AHS. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Headrick, Greg Pike, Mike Lynch, Scott Shattuck, Frank York, Rodney Hardesty, Terry Arnold. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH 1ST ROW: Quilma Bliss, Mike Brack, Terry Brunholtz, George Butler, Jim Butler, Marilyn Chappee 2ND ROW: Pat Kelley, John Messer, Carolyn Osterhout, Truddy Osterhout, Robbi Pike, Lynda Schweitzer SE VENTH 1ST ROW: Michael Allison, Janet Amspiger, Mark Bell, Jay Blue, Duane Boyd, Vicki Brack, David Brooks, Leslie Clark, Vicki Chrislip. 2ND ROW: Cheryl Coverdale, Norma Cunningham, Darrell Cusick, David Dielman, Doug Graff, Shelly Graham, Vance Griffith, Dean Harden, Alina Hinkley. 3RD ROW: Lejean Holler, Gail Howell, Leland Hulstine, Susan Kennedy, Mike McCarty, Frank Mulch, Janis Mullendore, Robin Nester, Tara Nicholson. 4TH ROW: Laurie O'Neal, Jana Rankin, Sondra Rankin, Rankin, Roger Seacat, Sally Shattuck, Nancy Shelit, Dennie Speer, Kristine Stegman, Cindy Stevens. 5TH ROW: Janeice Watson, Miss Jane Shreeve. ENGLEWOOD Sandy Berends, Terena Henderson, Randall Mings, Debbie Stinch-comb. Rodney Berends, Kathy Edi-ger, Sherry Good-night- EIGHTH 1ST ROW: Janet Floyd, Marehall Galloway, Lester German, Paul Harden, Gary Hargett, Kathy Johnson. 2ND ROW: Bill Shaw, Kenny Smith, Peggy Tuxhorn, Dian Watson, Eddy Ann Wibright, Don Work NOT PICTURED: Jim Dargel SIXTH 1ST ROW: Jim Arnold, Barry Bayne, Becky Bisel, Randy Booth, Danny Brooks, Bob Calloway, Phil Cunningham, Diana Cusick, Renee Duvall, 2ND ROW: Gale German, Barbara Graham, Wes Griffin, Phil Harden, Terry Hargett, Russell Hensley, Donnie Hoffman, Tom Humphreys, Don Keasling, 3RD ROW: Sherry Kelley, Vickie Milligan, Dedra Moore, Lorie Nicholson, Debra Proctor, Diana Redger, Bill Schwartz, Alan Schweitzer, Mary Shelit, 4TH ROW: Connie Theander, Randle Tuxhorn, Jeanette Watson, Frank Wesner, Mr. Mapes, Teacher, and Mrs. McQuade, Teacher's Aide. JUNIOR HIGH Ronnie Klotz, Bill Sutherlond, Cyndia Butler, Scott Dorsey, Dana Goodnight, Rhonda Mings, Mr. Wilbur Schmidt. 1ST ROW: David Brooks, Pat Kelley, John Messer, George Butler, Duane Boyd, Robbi Pike, Terry Brunholtz, Mark Bell, Frank Mulch, Dennis Speer, Marshall Galloway. 2ND ROW: Coach Taylor, Roger Seacat, Vance Griffith, David Dielman, Gary Hargett, Mike McCarty, Lester German, Darrell Cusick, Mike Allison, Paul Harden, Mike Brack, Coach Crosby. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS 1ST ROW: Bill Shaw, Robbi Pike, Frank Mulch, Pat Kelley, Jay Blue, Terry Brunholtz, John Messer, Duane Boyd, Dennis Speer, Marshall Galloway. 2ND ROW: Paul Harden, Jim Dargel, Leland Hulstine, Roger Sea-cat, Darrel Cusick, Don Work, David Dielman, Lester German, Mike Allison, Vance Griffith, David Brooks 50 HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM DENNIS SPEER sinks a free throw! ! ASHLAND OIL COMPANY HOME-OWNED STATION TANK-WAGON SERVICE TIRE SERVICE MARY'S KUT AND KURL LUZIER COSMETICS ENGLEWOOD, KANSAS PHONE 539—2533 Jana Rankin, Quilma Bliss, Janet Floyd, Janet Amspiger 51 JR. HIGH MUSIC Chorus FRONT ROW: Mr. Rich, Carolyn Osterhout, Vicki Brack, Janice Mullendore, Eddy Ann Wibright, Quilma Bliss, Terry Brunholtz, Johnny Messer, Pat Kelly, Frank Mulch, Jay Blue, Jana Rankin, George Butler, Sondra Rankin. SECOND ROW: Dwayne Boyd, Robbie Pike, David Brooks, Norman Cunningham, Vicki Chrilip, Gail Howell, Dean Harden, Janice Watson, Marshall Galloway, Kristine Stegmen, Shelly Graham, Kenny Smith, Sara Nicholson, Lesley Clark. THIRD ROW: Dennis Speer, Dean Watson, Roger Seacat, Robin Nester, Alina Hinkley, Vance Griffith, Paul Harden, Mike Brack, Cheryl Coverdale, Jim Butler, Laurie O'Neal, Mike Allison, Doug Graff, Mark Bell, Shelly Shattuck. FOURTH ROW: Darrell Cusick, Cindy Stevens, Peggy Tux-hom, David Dielman, Lejean Holler, Lester German, Don Work, Gary Hargett, Marilyn Chappee, Mike McCarthy, Janet Floyd, Bill Shaw, Lynda Schweitzer, Leland Hulstine, Nancy Shelit, Janet Arnspiger, Truddy Osterhout. The Junior High Music Departments proved their skill at League contest by receiving two II’s and one I in Chorus, and three I's in Band. The oncoming freshmen will indeed add much to high school music next year. Band CENTER: Janice Watson, Janet Arnspiger, Vicki Milligan, Renee Duvall, Sondra Rankin. SECOND ROW: Janet Floyd, Shelly Graham, Marilyn Chappee, Cheryl Coverdale, Becky Brack, Diana Redger, Lynda Schweitzer, Norman Cunningham, Eddy Ann Wilbright, Barbara Graham, Sherry Kelly, Robin Nester, Vicki Brack, Janice Mullendore, Mike Allison, Quilma Bliss. THIRD ROW: Marshall Galloway, Don Work, Darrell Cusick, Jana Rankin, Susan Kennedy, Diana Cusick, Bill Shaw, Debra Proctor, Peggy Tuxhom, Mark Bell, Frank Wester, Wesley Griffin, Bill Schwartz, Lester German, Randy Booth, Tom Humphreys, Phil Cunningham, Dean Harden, Pat Kelly. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Millis, Gary Hargett, Gail German, Lesley Clark, Sheryl Frazier. GRA DES MRS. ROSE FORD Special Reading MRS. BEVERLY GILMORE Grade Music MRS. JEAN GRIFFIN Grade Librarian MRS. NANCY HURD Grade Music ASHLAND FIFTH GRADE MRS. DELORAS BAKER, Teacher MRS. MYRNA HEATH, Teacher's Aid DON SPOTTS LUMBER COMPANY COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE Ricky Amspiger Randy Brack Mike Carter Lorrie Chrislip John Ellis Deena Fox Carl German Debra Hader Carla Haley Charla Haley Alan Hargett Mary Lee Haydock Melanie Hensley Steve Hinkley Dennis Hulstine Donna Keasling Kevin Kracke Deana McPhail Susan McQuade Nona Messer Kevin Mishler Gene Procter Milton Rankin David Rcdger Casey Roberts Brad Seabum Susan Seacat Beverly Spear Ronda Stegman Judy Stevens Monte Swanson Terrie Tuttle Dwight Watson Donna Webb Steven Whitfield ENGLEWOOD James Allen Linda Johnson Dani Stevens MRS. FERN RINEHART, Teacher ASHLAND FOURTH GRADE Jerry Arnold Terry Barrett Beth Bayne Larry Brack Pamela Briggs Molly Brooks Ricky Carter Brad Duvall Denise Evans Becky Frazier Susan Graham James Harden Andy Howell Rodney Hulstine Randy Lipsett Hal McNickle Cindy Millam Valerie Milligan Doris Mullendore Skipper Noah Kay Pike Steve Sanders Juanita Schubert Cynthia Seaboum Sara Seacat Margarita Seley Ella Swift Dick Theander Donald Thielen Don Thomas Marla Williamson MRS. KITTY WILSON HEATH'S JACK AND JILL GROCERY NOT PICTURED Jamie Bulter Roberta Garfield ENGLEWOOD Evelyn Be rends Wayne Blankenship Benny Mings R.V. Sutherland MRS. KIRBY 55 ASHLAND THIRD GRADE Vicki Arnold Ara Vana Bames Edward Bottoms Betty Brooks Rick Brunholtz Christin Conner Terry Cusick Jeanette Evans Lynette Hargett Cindy Hensley Randy Jordan Richard Love Jeri Nicholson Erin Rankin Jack Underwood Jean Whitfield MRS. MYRNA CROSBY Beth Arnold Jim Amspiger Jamie Bisel John Dale Boyd Gary Brown Teresa Carter Tommy Cook Pam Dielman Denise Fox Brian Headrick Kim Hulstine Matt McQuade Kevin Proctor Jody Schubert Coleen Watson Mario Howell MRS. JEAN LIPSETT ENGLEWOOD 56 ASHLAND SECOND GRADE Carl Barnes Brenda Bayne Marvina Butler Reed Conner Billy Cook Myma Cunningham Greg Gardiner Marianne Goings Chris Hinkley Steve Hitchcock Laralita Hughs Philip Messer Barrett Anderson Charles Bell Carol Bottoms Becky Dielman Stanely German Cathy Harrington Tim Howell Fred Humphreys Debbie Osbom Doug Nygard Nathan Rankin Kathleen Seacat GARY LOWRIE PHILLIPS 66 ENGLEWOOD Verlyn Berends Barbara Blankinship Curtis Fox Dairy Glaze Gayle Goodnight MRS. GAYLORD ALLEN 57 ASHLAND FIRST GRADE Bill Seacat Joel Seacat Joe Stevens Tracy Swanson MRS. CULVER Gail Abbott James Baker Jack Brooks David Carter Scott Duvall Mike Gilmore Duane Greene Jimmy Hader Darin Headrick Coralee Jantzen Gary Jordan Kera Nicholson Lynda Proctor Jim Seacat Kathy Shelit Larry Smith Krista Swanson Linda Theander Jill Thomas Jay Trahem MRS. WORK Bobbi Bayne Brian Boyd Ronnie Carter Danny Cook James Evans Jim Fellers Millard Fox David Goodnight Kim Harmon Donna Leavins Hurd Stanley Kessler Gary Lourie Denise Mishler Susan Nygaard THE NU-WAY CLEANERS PROFESSIONAL DRV CLEANING FULLERS ENGLEWOOD Teri Casey Ann Cox Tammy Ediger Margaret Fox Tammy Glaze Brenda Mings 58 David Arnold Mike Betschart Terry Brown Brad Butler David Butler Rusty Conover Ramon Cusick Kelly Degnan Janet Ediger Pete Franks Mark Gardiner Chris Glaze Donnie Glaze Phillip Hink Andy Jacobs Gary Kessler Greg Krier Scott Malotte BEN ELLIS ELECTRICAL WIRING, FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES MRS. SIMMONS Teacher KINDERGARTEN Beverly Bayne Jana Brack Alan Dodge Tom Evans Bill Fox Jerry Fox Randy Harmon Teri Hitchcock Greg Krier Tammy Love Jana McPhail Kathy Nusz Dianna Seaboum Dianna Tuxhom George Tyler Susan Watson Carla Williamson 59 THE BACKBONE OF AHS Otis Watson and Wilbur Hoffman, High School Merton Ward, Grade School Custodian Custodians No one deserves to be thanked more for making 1966-67 a successful school year than the custodians and the cooks. They give selflessly of their time and their talents in order that we might be proud of our school and its facilities. Our hats are off to these never-tiring people who always seem to be there. GRAHAM CHEVROLET AND OLDS one stop automotive center Cooks, LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Jean Thielen, Eva Cox, Ruby Smith, and Helen Theander. World News—1966 1. Communists Take A Walk—On October 12th. Soviet Bloc UN delegates took their customary walk” as Nationalist China Ambassador, Liu Chich, addressed the General Assembly. 2. First Lady Listens—Mrs. Ferdinand Marcos, First Lady of the Philippines, listens to her husband, President Marcos, address the UN General Assembly during a state visit in September. 3. Secretary Seeks Facts—During a fact-finding mission to Viet Nam on October 10th, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara confers with U.S. Commander, Gen. Wm. Westmoreland. It was McNamara’s eighth visit to Viet Nam. 4. United Nations Chief Stays On—Secretary General U Thant tells a news conference in September that he wishes to step down, but will continue until a successor is found. Later, on December 2nd, he agreed to another five-year term. 5. Goldberg Discusses Viet Nam—Following a long conference with President Johnson in September, Arthur Goldberg, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, discussed prospects for a Viet Nam settlement and said, the door is open and we sec no evidence it has been closed. 6. Jet Comes Home—A Phantom F4B glides onto a carrier deck in the South China Sea after a mission over Norih Viet Nam. 7. Happy Filipinos—This flag-waving group of Filipinos greeted President Lyndon Johnson on October 23rd as he arrived there for a Seven Nation Summit Conference. 8. Guest of Russians—During a December reception at the Soviet Embassy in Paris, French President Charles DcGaulle chats with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin who was visiting France. M . •it 9. Welsh Disaster— On October 21st. the world was sorrowed to learn that a huge coal slag heap at Aberfan, Wales, had come crashing down on some homes and the Pantglas Junior School. Nearly 200—mostly children—died in the disaster. 10. Russians Say No—On November 4th, Nikolai T. Fcdercnko, Soviet Ambassador to the UN. casts the 104th Russian veto in the 21 year history of the Security Council. 11, Anniversary Ceremony—In October, this photo was monitored in Tokyo of young Chinese people celebrating the 17th anniversary of Communist rule of the Chinese mainland. 12. Erhard Loses—With bowed head. Ludwig Erhard contemplates the many problems faced by his West German government. In late November, Kurt Georg Kiesinger successfully formed a new coalition government and became Chancellor.