Ashland High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Ashland, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1969 volume:

EVENTS I 7. After a successful Apollo 7 mission with three astronauts aboard, the United States followed in December with Apollo 8. This time a 3-man team made history by soaring into orbit around the moon. 8. This diagram shows the path of the Apollo 8 in successfully achieving lunar orbit and then returning to Earth. 9. Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts eulogizes his slam brother during funeral service for Senator Robert F. Kennedy in St. Patrick s Cathedral in New York. President and Mrs. Johnson listen at lower right. 10. Jim Northrup hits a triple off Bob Gibson in the 7th inning of the final game of the World Series at Busch stadium in St. Louis. Two runs were driven in and the Detroit Tigers went on to beat the St. Louis Cardinals. 11. Student sit-ins got their share of publicity in 1968 — photo shows Columbia University students during a demonstration in April 12. This aerial view shows supporters of the Poor People s Campaign ringing the reflecting pool and wading into its waters as they gathered in June at the Lincoln Memorial. At right is Resurrection City Foreword We the'Annual Si have attempted to gi school year. We realize no tv 1968-69. We nemories of this � the Seniors it marks the end of many wonderful experiences, and the beginning of new fields to conquer It is hoped you will find here many treasured memories that will serve to tie you with the past. Administration A MESSAGE FROM MR. KUGLER Congratulations Seniors upon completing twelve years of formal education. You have earned the plaudits of your teachers, relatives and friends. But, your graduation signals a beginning not an end to your obligation to continue your education either formally or informally. If you expect to meet and solve the problems of the future, you will have to become active, not passive--innovative, not imitative. You will have to utilize the full potential of yourselves. You will live in a society characterized by rapid change and unprecedented complexity which will not tolerate undeveloped or underdeveloped human talent. A society which will demand a greater acquisition of knowledge and more exacting endeavor than demanded of any prior generation if you would have financial success, the acclaim of your peers, and the realization of personal success; but there is more to human aspirations. Never forget that the true worth of an individual is found in his values, in his beliefs, in his preferences, in his aesthetic judgments, in his standards, in his measure of success, and in his commitments. In the future as in the past, what becomes of you as an individual will depend less on what you achieve, as on your individual standards--individual worth, individual dignity, individual initiative, individual freedom of choice, individual equality of opportunity, and respect for the rights of others. THOMAS KUGLER, Superintendent Board of Education, Unified School District 220; L. TO R. , Mrs. Phyllis Shattuck, Mr. Olis Goodnight, Jr. , Mr. Henry Gardiner, Dr. M. C. Rankin, Mr. Warren Harrington, and Mr. Art Ganson. 2 Principals And Counselors MR. KEITH CHANDLER Principal A MESSAGE FROM MR. CHANDLER As this school year comes to a close, many of us are beginning to reminisce about the many events of the past year. It is hard to believe that it could have passed so quickly. To you, the Seniors of 1969, the horizons and opportunities that will influence your life have suddenly widened and broadened to include a spectrum that greatly exceeds that which before it included mainly that of the Ashland High School and this very fine community. It is our sincere hope that we as teachers have prepared you to meet the demands of modern life--That no matter how rigorous your problems and tasks may be, you will overcome them by faith, courage, and dignity. Congratulations. THE TRUE TEACHERS' QUEST The blind could not notice a diamond A deaf man can not hear a song, And some without moral conviction Can not tell the right from the wrong. To some there's no lesson impressive They work just to gain a good grade; And, oh, that to us might be given To find how true greatness is made! Author unknown STEVEN A. McKEE Principal, Grade School 3 KENNETH SWANSON Counselor HAROLD S. BARB Bookkeeping Typing, Office Practice IMOGENE BRANCH Librarian Speech MARY COX Home Economics LOIS CROSKELL Foreign Language English II GENE ESTES Coach Physical Education TOM GILMORE Biology-Health Drivers Education CRAIG HARMS Instrumental Music RAYDEAN GUNSAULIS Mathematics DIXIE HARMS English Orientation Jr. and Sr. Plays LARRY HARVEY Industrial Arts Drafting JERRY HEADRICK Social Studies VERCENE KUCLER Vocal Music Physiology MICHAEL SCHLYER Art JANE SHREVE American History Junior High RALFE TAYLOR Science LELAND N. HILL English BEVERLY GILMORE Grade School Vocal Music V. I. P. Thanks to the continuous efforts of these VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE, the Ashland school system is able to maintain its high standards. Though we honor, with dignity, the teachers and administration it is these people, who behind die scenes' carry out all of the necessary tasks which are vital for the smoodi operation of our school system. THE HOME LUMBER SUPPLY QUALITY SERVICE ROSE FORD Grade School Remedial Reading BETTY RANKIN High School Secretary LOIS ANDERSON Teachers Aide Grade School BETTY ARNSPIGER Teachers Aide Grade School MAXINE HULSTINE Secretary Superintendent BEVERLY YORK JoANN NYCAARD Asst. Librarian AHS Teachers Aide DON MARIS WILBUR HOFFMAN Custodian Custodian MERTON WARD Cooks: L. TO R. , Helen Theander, Aladine Watson, Ruby Smith, Custodian Norma Thielen. □ □ □ □ ID. os SENIORS RUTH HARDEN - President, 4; Y-Teen, lettered 1,2, 3,4; Stuco Rep. 1; Treas. 2; ICC 3; Pep Club, letter 1,2, 3,4; Senior Play - Mrs. Carstairs; Speech Contests 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Clipperette and Annual Staff Asst. Editor; Scholarship team, letter 1,2, 3,4; Basketball Sweetheart Attendant; P. G. Abel Scholarship; Senior Scholarship Honors; Summa Cum Laude. MR. KENNETH SWANSON Senior Class Sponsor CAROL GRAVES - Secretary, 4; Y-Teen, letter 2, 3,4; Pep Club, letter 3,4; Vice Pres. 3; Girls' Chorus 1; Senior Scholarship Honors; Cum Laude. TERRY ARNOLD - Treasurer, 4; Hi-Y and A-Club, letter 1,2,3,4; Sec. 2; Golf, 1,2,3; Football 1,2,4, letter 4; Senior Play - Archie. DEBBIE ARNSPIGER - Y-Teen, letter 1,2, 3,4; Vice Pres. 4; Pep Club, letter 1,2, 3,4; Stuco Rep. 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Percussion Ensemble 3,4; Stage Band 4; Choraliers 2,3,4; Piano accompanist 1,4; Clipperette and Annual Staff; Football Homecoming Attendant; Scholarship letter 3; Senior Play - Mgr. PERRY ARNOLD - Hi-Y, letter 1,2, 3;iFootball 1,2,3, letter 2,3; Track 1,2. CATHY BALL - Y-Teen, letter 1, 2,3; Pep Club, letter 1,2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Triple Trio; Flute Trio; Woodwind Quintet; Speech Contest 1. CETRA BAKER - Home-coming Queen; Y-Teen, letter 1,2; Pep Club, letter 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Pres. 1; Stuco Rep. 2; Treas. 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Clarinet Choir 1,2,3; Drum Majorette 1,2; Outstanding Vocal Award; Band Council; Pres. Spanish II Club; Senior Play -April; Cum Laude. ■ JANE BELL - Y-Teen, letter 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club, letter 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Pep Club Sec. 3; Clipperette Staff 3, 4, Editor 4; Speech Contests 2,3; Senior Play • Wendy. KEN BETSCHART - Hi-Y and A-Club, letter 1,2, 3,4; Vice Pres. 3,4; Stuco Rep. 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 4; Boys' Ensemble 1,4; Football, letter 1,2,3,4; Basketball, letter 1, 2,3,4; Track, letter 2,3,4; Football and Basketball Captain; All-Conference Offense and Defense Football; All-League Basketball; Speech Contest 3; Senior Play - Slukey; Cum Laude. JIM CARTER - Hi-Y and A-Club, letter 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Boys' Chorus 2,3,4; Clarinet Choir 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4, letter 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, letter 4; Track 3,4, letter 4; Tennis 3,4; Speech Contests 2, 3,4; Senior Play - Lieutenant Smith; Scholarship letter 3,4. DALE COVERDALE - Hi-Y and A-Club, letter 1,2,3, 4; Stuco 3,4; Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Brass Sextet 1,3; Brass Choir 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; letter 3,4; Track 1; Tennis, letter 2, 3, 4; Speech Contests 1; Senior Play - Joe; Boys' State 3; Who's Who of American High School Students; Scholarship team, letter 1,2, 3,4; President's Scholarship (Seward County Juco); Summa Cum Laude; V. F.W. Scholarship. BEN DOME - Hi-Y and A-Club, letter 1,2, 3,4; Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Pres. 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Boys' Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Boys' Ensemble 1; Football, letter 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, letter 1; Football Co-Captain; Honorable Mention All-Conference 3; All-Conference Offensive Guard 4; Senior Play - Sgt. O'Hare. DARREN GRAFF - Hi-Y 1; Speech Contests 1,3,4; Clipperette Staff 3,4; Annual Staff Photographer; Senior Play - Rupert Van Deusen; Ashland City Teachers Assn. Scholarship; Masonic Scholarship; Cum Laude. SANDY HAYDOCK - Hi-Y and A-Club, letter 1,2, 3,4; League and District Speech Contests; Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Boys' Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Boys' Ensemble; Football 2,3, 4, letter 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, letter 4; Track 2,3; Golf 3,4, letter 4; Senior Play - Wallie. RANDALL HENNIGH TRUDDI KENNEDY - Y-Teen 1,2, letter; Pep Club, letter 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Pres. 2; Sec. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Clarinet Quartet 1,2, 3, 4; Clarinet Choir 1,2,3; Woodwind Choir 4; Triple Trio 1; John Phillip Sousa Award; Band Council 4; Homecoming Attendant; Senior Play - Dinah. BOB JONES - Hi-Y and A-Club, letter 1,2,3,4; Stuco Treas. 4; Football 2,3, 4, letter 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, letter 2, 3, 4; Track 2,3, letter 3; Golf letter 4; Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1, 3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys' Ensemble 1; Senior Play - Mr. Cherington; Basketball Captain; Cum Laude. TIJUANA KIDD - Y-Teen, letter 4; Clipperette Staff 4; Annual Staff Editor; Senior Play - Mrs. Cherington; Scholarship team 3,4, letter 1,2,3,4; Senior Scholarship Honors; Crisco A-ward; Summa Cum Laude. KAREN LUNSFORD - Band 1,2,3,4; Flute Trio; Woodwind Choir; Girls' Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Girls' Glee 1, 2,3,4; Senior Play - Asst. Lighting Director; Speech Contests; Scholarship team 1,3,4, letter 1,2,3,4; Y-Teen, letter 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club, letter 1,2, 3,4; Clipperette Staff; Annual Staff Layout Editor; Summa Cum Laude. DAVE OSBORN - Hi-Y and A-Club, letter 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2; Senior Play Lighting Director. KATHY MISHLER - Y-Teen, letter 1,2, 3,4; Scholarship team 3,4, letter 3,4; Student Director of Senior Play; State Speech Contests 1; Clip-perette Staff; Annual Staff Business Mgr. ; Cum Laude. RICK PIKE - Hi-Y and A-Club, letter 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4, letter 3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track, letter 1,2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Stuco Pres. 4; A-Club Sec. ; Boys' State; Senior Play - Pete; Scholarship letter 3-4; Cum Laude. GREG PIKE - Hi-Y and A-Club 1,2, 3; Football 1; Golf letter 1,2,3. DEIDRA RANKIN - Miss South Central Kansas 69-70; Y-Teen, letter 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club, letter 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4; Y-Teen Music Chairman 4; Stuco Rep. 4; Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Drum Major 1,2; Girls' Ensemble 1,2, 3, 4; Choraliers 3,4; Triple Trio 1; Senior Play - Joella; Speech Contests 2,3; Scholarship team 4, letter 2, 3,4; Presbyterian Scholarship; Cum Laude. RON WATSON - Hi-Y, letter 1,2, 3; Boys' Chorus 1; Football 1,2,3, 4, letter 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Tennis 2,3,4, letter 3,4; Senior Play - Frankie Riley. TERI SWANSON - Sweetheart Queen; Y-Teen, letter 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club, letter 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4; Y-Teen President 4; Scholarship team 1,2, 3,4, letter 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Saxophone Ensemble 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3; Senior Play - Betsy; Speech Contests 2,3; Y-Teen Finance Chairman 3; Treas. 3; Treas. 2; Clipperette Staff; Annual Staff Honorary Editor, 4, Jr. Editor 3; Girls' State 3; National Science Foundation Scholarship 2,3; D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award; Dr. and Mrs. I. R. Burket Scholarship; Special P. G. Abel Scholarship; Senior Scholarship Honors; Summa Cum Laude. JOLYNE WASHBURN - Y-Teen, letter 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club, letter 1,2,3,4; Chairman in Pep Club and Y-Teen; Clipperette Staff 3,4; Annual Staff; Band 1, 2,3; Sax Sextet 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Chorali-ers 2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4; Student Director of Senior Play; Scholarship Team 1,4; Scholarship letter 1,2, 3,4; Speech Contests 1,2, 3, 4; Sec., Spanish II Club; Miss San Diego U. S. O. Sweetheart; Summa Cum Laude. RON WORK - Hi-Y and A-Club, letter 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Trumpet Trio 3; Brass Choir 4; Track 1,2,3, 4, letter 1,2, 3,4; Senior Play - Flashlight; Speech Contests; Stuco 1; Boys' State; Annual Staff Asst. Business Mgr. ; Scholarship letter 1,2, 3,4; J. E. Humphreys Scholarship; Football Team Manager; Summa Cum Laude. INGEBURG WITTENBREDER - Trans-fered From Germany. Senior Class Poem In calf roping, Perry's sure to go far; For everyone knows, he's our cowboy star. Terry Arnold as Archie, he's a pro. In the Senior Class Play, he stole the show. Debbie Amspiger to Kansas U. will go, When and why she'll come home, only Jim knows. Cetra Baker, she's Kenny's dream. For our homecoming, she was really a queen. Cathy Ball, our old married gal, To everyone she is really a great pal. Next on the list is our Miss Bell, With Jane's help, our years have been swell. Kenny Betschart, football's his game; At Garden JuCo he'll be a big name. C is for Carter a hurdling man; As a lawyer he'll soon be trying his hand. Dale Coverdale, our basketball star, As a pharmacist, he'll surely go far. D is for Dome, Ben's added a lot. In football this year, guard was his spot. For good ole Darren, prohibition's his thing, His voice in the pulpit someday will ring. G is for Graves, Carol's a gas, She's added a lot to our Senior Class. Ruth Harden-a very smart gal, Cause she's the Senior Class Val. Then there's Sandy, a real tall lad, When he's on the team, everyone's glad. H is for Hennigh, Randall so shy, When you get to know him, he's really a nice guy. Bob Jones, one of our great athletes, Everyone stares at one of his feats. K is for Kennedy, our cheerleading star, As a hairdresser, she'll surely go far. Then there's Kidd, Tijuana that is, In all of her classes she's really a whiz. Karen with her trusty punch card, At computer programming she'll work hard. Kathy will soon have to go To Fort Hays State fof'her beau. Good old Dave with his great grin, Out west, Trinidad is waiting for him. Greg, Pike's his last name, At Liberal next year, he'll spread the Gomez fame. Rick Pike, our Student Council President, In track his best talents were lent. Deidra Rankin, Miss South Central is she. Miss Kansas next? We'll wait and see. Teri Swanson, a bouncing young miss, Her life is full of happiness and--Bliss. W is for Washburn, a pretty young lass; As a music major, she'll be the head of her class. Ron Watson, his heart is on fire, The young lady's name is Mary Jo Krier. Inge Wittenbreder our foreign student from across the sea. In July she will return to Germany. Ron Work, our future president in 1992, All Seniors know what a great job he'll do. 14 Gosh! You're pretty, Ron-dha. Seniors' Glorious Float Hey ! This is private. Studious? Jim? Inga Now look, you're supposed to miss. Mad Accountant at WORK! I'm gonna be a secretary, just like my mommy. Come now, it can't be that interesting! I would pose, but I'd like to finish this column. Wonder who the model was? How's this for the perfect pose? Lots of packaging, but just what did you order? It's a good photographer who can do that. If you think I can do this fast, you should see me with cards. Do we want to know the joke? Not a perfect line, but at least Jays and lovers they've got on suits. It doesn't neither stink. BROWN’S FLORAL VARIETY is OSBORNE ELECTRONICS CABLE T.V. HOME SWEET HOMICIDE Cast Marian Carstairs Archie Carstairs April Carstairs Dinah Carstairs Bill Smith Sergeant O'Hare Wallie Sanford Polly Walker Mrs. Cherington Mr. Cherington Pete Joella Rupert Van Deusen Frankie Riley Flashlight Slukey Wendy Mag Joe Betsy Director Student Directors Ruth Harden Terry Arnold Cetra Baker Truddi Kennedy Jim Carter Ben Dome Sandy Haydock Inge Wittenbreder Tijuana Kidd Bob Jones Rick Pike Deidra Rankin Darren Graff Ron Watson Ron Work Ken Betschart Jane Bell Debbie Amspiger Dale Coverdale Teri Swanson Mrs. Dixie Harms Kathy Mishler Jolyne Washburn On March 27, the Senior Class presented Home Sweet Homicide by Craig Rice, a mystery, comedy in three acts. Everyone knows that murder and blackmail are frequent occurrences, but the blackmailer just cannot be someone's neighbor, and the murder could never take place next door! Or, could it be that a normal family such as the Carstairs is to find itself in the midst of just such goings on? The hilarious antics of the three children add humor and eventually lead to the answer to a puzzling riddle. 16 Senior Skip Day 17 D. A. R. Good Citizenship Ashland City Teachers Assn. Masonic Scholarship Dr. Mrs. I. R. Burket Scholarship President's Scholarship J. E. Humphreys Scholarship V.F.W. Scholarship P. G. Abel Scholarship Special P. G. Abel Scholarship Presbyterian Scholarship PROGRAM Address: Today Vocal Solo - Eternal Life Address: Decides Clarinet Solo - Concerto Address: Tomorrow Teri Swanson Darren Graff Darren Graff Teri Swanson Dale Coverdale Ron Work Dale Coverdale Ruth Harden Teri Swanson Deidra Rankin Dale Coverdale Cetra Baker Teri Swanson Truddi Kennedy Ruth Harden 18 Juniors Jerry Headrick Sponsor Kris Baker Jan G anson Janice Roy Bisel Bliss Cathy Blue Janet Dodge Jean G anson Karen Garten R. V. Margie Harden Holliday BEN ELLIS ELECTRIC 635-4444 20 ENGLEWOOD CAFE L. W. Holler Mary Jo Krier Linda Mullendore Shannon Rankin Alan Tucker Eugene Hulstine David McIntyre T eddi Nester Kenneth Speer John Humphreys Jim McNickle Neil Petz Don Stephens Gorden Jones Bill Kidd Keith McPhail Mary Mishler Charles Pike Janet Preisner Carol Urban Carolyn Wasinger Andy Webb 21 GARY LOWRIE OIL CO. DICKEY'S GREENHOUSE Junior Play C A T OUR TOWN Stage Manager . . . Emily Webb . . . . George Gibbs . . . . . . . . . . John Humphreys Dr. Gibbs Mrs. Gibbs .... Rebecca Gibbs . . . Mr. Webb Mrs. Webb .... Wally Webb . . . . Simon Stimson . . . Constabel Warren . Joe Crowell .... Howie Newsome . . Professor Willard . . Woman in Balcony . Man in Auditorium . Lady in Box .... Mrs. Soames . . . . Farmer McCarthy . , Baseball players . . Ken Speer Si Crowell . . . . Sam Craig . . . . , , . . . . . . . R.V. Harden 1st Dead Woman . . 2nd Dead Woman . , 1st Dead Man . . . 2nd Dead Man . . . Director Student Directors . . Teddi Nester STEVEN’S APPLIANCE GOOD LUCK. SENIORS 635-4400 THE MATTHEWS AGENCY INSURANCE MUTUAL FUNDS SECURITY BONDS 22 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM An Enchanted Evening in the OLDSOUTH 23 Junior Candids Now I can hop in. Tsk, tsk, girls. Put them away before you get caught. Sure I look harmless but don't let the furry cap fool you. Bluejays Mighty Power Studious Juniors? That wasn't in the other books Carol. Cramming for what test Jean? Bottomless pit. Come on, you call that a smile? Sure it works, look at this smile! Dr. Jekle, I presume! The Model Secretary? Duh! DON SPOTS LUMBER COMPANY 24 RANGELANDS VETERINARY HOSPITAL M.C. RANKIN. DVM □ □ □ □ ID. 1=1 ■=■ □ ]g UNDERCLASSMEN Lester German President T erena Henderson Vice President Sophomores Pat Kelly Secretary Sandra Berends Quilma Bliss Mike Brack Mark Brown Janet Floyd Treasurer Mr. Leland Hill Sponsor Terry Brunholtz George Butler Rick Carricker Marilyn Chappee Terry Couch Lois Dodge Marshall Galloway Paul Harden Donna Holiday John Messer Randall Mings Robbi Pike Bill Shaw Kenneth Smith Deborah Stinchcomb David Waits Eddy Ann Wilbright Don Work FOX GROCERY 26 HEATH’S GROCERY Fifty-six, Fifty-seven, Fifty-eight . . . SUN-N-SODCAFE OAKLEY AND AMANDA Dear Janet, Aw, Get Lost Eddy Ann. Now Come On, You Guys, Lay Off! Freshmen Gail Howell - President Dean Harden - Vice President Janet Arnspiger - Secretary and Treasurer Mr. Larry Harvey - Sponsor Mike Allison Mark Bell Jay Blue Vicki Brack David Brooks Leslie Clark Cheryl Coverdale Cheryl Couch Norma Cunningham Darrel Cusick David Dielman Kathy Ediger Susan Dome Sherre Goodnight Doug Graff Vance Griffith Robin Haley Tom Hoffman Lejean Holler Leland Hulstine Susan Kennedy Ronnie Klotz Barbara Krier Mike McCarty Mary Ann Mull Janis Mullendore Robin Nester Tara Nicholson Jana Rankin Sondra Rankin Roger Seacat Sally Shattuck Nancy Shelit Cindy Southards Dennis Speer Kris Stegman Cindy Stevens Bill Sutherland Janeice Watson Linda Schweitzer Randy Thompson Don Matthews FRESHMAN CANDIDS Pucker Up, Leland! Study Time! Hi Y'all Honorary Stooges Class of '72. Caught Red-Handed! Homecoming Float They learn this at school? Big Willie! ASHLAND LOCKER SYSTEM FOR SALE. HALVES AND QUARTER BEEFS CUSTOM PROCESSING AND BUTCHERING Undefeated Freshmen 29 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. DODGE CITY. KANSAS Editor................ Assistant Editor . . . Honorary Editor . . . Business Manager . . Asst. Business Manager Photographer .... Sports Editor . . . . , Asst. Sports Editor . . Layout Music Editor . Layout Organizations . Assistant Layout . . . Typist and Layout . . . . Tijuana Kidd . . Ruth Harden . . Teri Swanson . . Kathy Mishler . . . Ron Work . . Darren Graff Dale Coverdale . . . Jim Carter .Jolyne Washburn . Karen Lunsford Debbie Arnspiger . . Carol Graves Teri Swanson Honorary Editor 30 Student Representation — Goal Of Stuco FRONT ROW L. to R. - Deidra Rankin, Marianne Stein, Linda Mullendore, Sally Shattuck, Sandy Berends, Eddy Ann Wibright, Rick Pike. BACK ROW - Alan Tucker, Bob Jones. Dale Coverdaie, Jim Arnold, Roger Sea-cat, Gary Allison, Robbi Pike, and Mr. Kenneth Swanson. President-Rick Pike, Vice President-Dale Coverdaie, Treasurer-Bob Jones, Secretary-Linda Mullendore, and Sponsor-Kenneth Swanson. Representing the desires of the student body and attempting to initiate proper action to make AHS a better school, and one which the students can be proud of was the major goal of STUCO this year. In attempting to meet this goal, the Student Council sponsored a Get Acquainted Party, provided concessions at games, managed Homecoming and Sweetheart coronations, held an a£l school carnival, sponsored two Slave Days, a George Butler Work Day, and assisted with Open House. The officers attended an officers' workshop at the beginning of the year, and led in the establishing of a school improvement committee as well as working closely with the Administration in developing a cooperative school dress code. 32 PEPCLUB Janet Preisner, Diane Taylor, Mary Jo Krier, Teddi Nester, Jolyne Washburn, Linda Mullen-dore, Janet Ganson, Jo Ann Osborn, and Sandy Berends. Miss Jane Shreve-Sponsor. i A-CLUB Ben Dome, Ken Betschart, Rick Pike, and Gary Allison. Mr. Gene Estes and Mr. Ralfe Taylor-Sponsors. Y-TEENS Teri Swanson, Debbie Am-spiger, Jo Ann Osborn, Linda Mullendore, Sheryl Couch, Carol Urban, Janet Ganson, Marianne Stein, Eddi Wibright, Janet Floyd, Deidra Rankin, Ruth Harden, and Jolyne Washburn. Mrs. Frank Cox-Sponsor. MILLIGAN’S PHARMACY AHS Bluejay Marching Band Sparks Enthusiasm Pep and enthusiasm were the key words for the Ashland Bluejay Marching Band under the direction of Craig Harms. The Blue jays' were stepping out in new uniforms this year with high hats and were always colorful and impressive as they performed at the home football games. They also participated in the Wichita State Band Day, and the First Annual Marching Band Contest at Dodge City and received Number ONE ratings at both Wichita and Dodge City. Twirlers: Mary Jo Krier, Teddi Nester, Norma Cunning- Drum Majorette-Jan Ganson ham, Robin Nester, Cathy Blue, and Gail Howell. CLARK COUNT CLIPPER MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP AHS Concert Band BACK ROW, L. to R: L. German, D. Amspiger, M. Krier, D. Stephens, C. Blue, L. Clark, E. Hulstine, Director, Mr. Craig Harms. 3RD ROW: D. Harden, K. Garten, P. Kelley, D. Graff, D. Coverdale, M. McCarty, J. Blue, J. Rankin, M. Galloway, T. Nester, N. Cunningham, J. Carter, J. Dodge, B. Shaw, R. Work, D. Cusick, R. V. Harden, G. Allison, D. Waits. 2ND ROW: L. Mullendore, J. Preisner, J. Ganson, M. Stein, S. Shattuck, L. Dodge, E. Wibright, G. Howell, M. Allison, V. Brack, R. Nester, J. Mullendore, J. Mc-Nickle, L.W. Holler, D. Work, S. Kennedy, A. Webb, D. Taylor, S. Couch. 1ST ROW: T. Kennedy, J. Floyd, C. Baker, Q. Bliss, J. Arnspiger, J. Ganson, K. Lunsford, S. Rankin, J. Watson. The Concert Band and Instrumental Department was under the direction of Craig Harms and presented WINTER SPECTRUM for their first Concert and topped out the year with their First Annual Pop Concert--THREE RINGS OF T. V. or TONIGHT SHOW ON A WIRE—A Musical Variety show combined with AHS CHORAL GROUPS. The Concert Band received I, ratings at both the League and State Festival. The Stage Band was a'lso very active and participated at various functions in and around Ashland during the year. POP CONCERT TRUMPET TRIO R.V. Harden, David Waits, and Gary Allison. FLUTE TRIO Janiece Watson, Karen Lunsford, and Sondra Rankin. TROMBONE TRIO Dale Coverdale, Dean Harden, and Pat Kelley. STAGE BAND Mike Allison, Quilma Bliss, Leslie Clark, Jim McNickle, Robin Nester, Eugene Hulstine, Janet Floyd, Eddie AnnWibright, Donnie Stephens, Dean Harden, Sheryl Couch, Pat Kelley, David Waits, Dale Coverdale, Gary Allison, R.V. Harden, Ron Work, and Debbie Arnspiger. AL’S SERVICE HARDWARE ASHLAND OIL COMPANY “THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR PROMPT MOBIL PRODUCTS FRIENDLY SERVICE 36 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE Lester German, Debbie Arnspiger, Mary Jo Krier, Cathy Blue, and Donnie Stephens. SAX SEXTET Eddie Ann Wibright, Janice Mullendore, Mike Allison, Vicki Brack, Robin Nester, and Jim Mc-Nickle. CLARINET QUARTET Truddi Kennedy, Linda Mullendore, Janet Floyd, and Marilyn Chappee. BRASS SEXTET Don Work, Susan Kennedy, Leslie Clark, Jay Blue, Karen Garten, and Marshall Galloway. BRASS CHOIR Dale Coverdale, Dean Harden, Pat Kelley, Jay Blue, Eugene Harden, David Waits, R.V. Harden, Gary Allison, Sheryl Couch, Andy Webb, Marshall Galloway, Jana Rankin, Tom Humphreys, and Debra Proctor. WARREN’S MEN BOYS CLOTHING M.C. NELSON. MGR. ASHLAND CO-OP EXCHANGE FEED-SEED-FERTILIZER-BULK GASOLINE-L.P. GAS OWNED BY THE PEOPLE WE SERVE MIXED CHORUS BACK ROW, L to R: S. Dome, L.W. Holler, J. Ganson, B. Jones, E. Hulstine, D. Rankin, J. Mull, J. Mc-Nickle, I. Wittenbreder, L. Schweitzer, S. Haydock, J. Floyd, K. Betschart, J. Ganson, J. Humphreys, D. Arnspiger, D. Waits. 2ND ROW: S. Rankin, L. Clark, J. Arnspiger, D. Cusick, T. Nester, K. Baker, D. Stephens, M. Stein, G. Allison, J. Washburn, T. Couch, T. Kennedy, J. Bisel, E. Wibright, D. Harden, P. Kelley. 1ST ROW: J. Mullendore, M. Brown, J. Watson, D. Taylor, L. Mullendore, M. Allison, R.V. Harden, J. Rankin, S. Rankin, Q. Bliss, P. Harden, B. Dome, C. Baker, S. Couch, S. Sharruck, S. Goodnight. Vocal Music The Vocal Music Department under the direction of Mrs. Vergene Kugler showed their musical excellence in league competition and practically made a clean sweep of the State Festival by winning 51 Gold Medals out of a possible 53. Other outstanding performances included the Choraliers' Fall Concert, Christmas Program, This is Noel , and participation in the Pop Concert—Three Rings of T.V. or Tonight Show on a Wire! Vocal groups also performed at churches and various organizations throughout the year. GIRLS' CHORUS FARM BUREAU INSURANCE BOB BARLOW 38 GRIMES HOMEGAS, INC. EQUIPPED TO SERVE YOU BETTER CALL US FOR ALL PROPANE NEEDS JESSE L WAITS. PRESIDENT 39 BOYS' CHORUS BOYS' ENSEMBLE Music Rates High At A.H.S Cetra Baker-Outstanding Vocal Music Award Truddi Kennedy John Phillip Sousa Award LEAGUE STAl Truddi Kennedy-- ■ Clarinet III I L. Mullendore -Clarinet II Janet Floyd - Clarinet II Sally Shattuck -Clarinet II Sondra Rankin Piano, III Flute I- III N. Cunningham-- ■ B. Clarinet I III Quilma Bliss ■Oboe III J. Arnspiger Bassoon I II David Waits -Trumpet II Gary Allison ■ Trumpet II R.V. Harden Trumpet II Jim McNickle -Saxophone I I J. Mullendore -Saxophone II Vickie Brack -Saxophone II Eugene Hulstine — - Tuba I I Sheryl Couch Piano I I Jay Blue -Piano III Cetra Baker Voice I I- Jolyne Washburn-- -Voice 11+ Janet Arnspiger— -Voice 11+ Diane Taylor Voice I 1+ Marilyn Chappee- ■Voice I- I- L. Schweitzer ■ Voice I- I- Marianne Stein— -Voice n+ Kris Baker ■Voice ii Quilma Bliss ■ Voice n Gary Allison ■ Voice- i I- Terry Couch • Voice i- II Don Stephens Voice i- I Jim McNickle -Voice i+ 11+ Shannon Rankin— ■ Voice ii+ R. V. Harden Voice n+ LEAGUE STATE Brass Choir I I W.W. Choir I II Trumpet Trio I II Saxophone Sextet I I Clarinet Quartet I I Trombone Trio III Brass Ensemble III Flute Trio II Percussion Ensemble I I Band I, I, II I Mixed Chorus I, I, I- II Boys Chorus I.I-.I- I+,I,I Girls Chorus I, II+, 11+ 1,1-, II Girls Ensemble 1 I I Girls Ensemble 2 II I Boys Ensemble I- I Choraliers 11+ I Forensics TOP ROW L. to R.: Diane Taylor Jean Ganson Jim Mull David McIntyre Sandy Haydock Jim Carter Darren Graff JoAnn Osborne Carolyn Wassinger Mrs. Branch - Sponsor MIDDLE ROW Carol Jane Urban Teddi Nester Margie Holiday Janet Preisner Linda Mullendore Cathy Blue Jolyne Washburn BOTTOM ROW: Mary Mishler Charles Pike Roy Bliss John Humphreys Kris Baker The Forensic Students of A. H. S. did well this year at contest. Twenty-one students entered the Iroquis District Contest. While our senior students will be missed; Jim, Jolyne, Sandy and Darren, we will have many new additions next year and will look forward to new success. Mrs. Ernest Branch Speech Coach Clipperette Staff STANDING L. to R. : Sheryl Couch Tijuana Kidd Kathy Mishler Carol Graves Karen Garten Eddy Ann Wibright Darren Graff Jolyne Washburn Debbie Arnspiger Rick Pike SEATED: Ruth Harden Jane Bell - Editor Teri Swanson 41 Varsity Cheerleaders End Career TOP TO BOTTOM: Deidra Rankin, Teri Swanson, Truddi Kennedy, and Cetra Baker. Janet Arnspiger, Janet Floyd, Jana Rankin, and Terena Henderson. 42 Homecoming Queen Cetra Baker Reigns over 1968. Captain Ken Betschart Queen Cetra Baker STOCKGROWERS STATE BANK CITIZEN’S STATE BANK Ken Betschart-Captain All-League Offensive And Defensive Teams Ben Dome-Co-Captain All-League Offensive Team Rick Pike-Co-Captain Most Inspirational Player RALPH’S APCO SUN-N-SOD LODGE J. D. GALLOWAY 1ST ROW: Coach Estes, R. Bliss, T. Arnold, B. Dome, J. Carter, D. Coverdale, K. Betschart, B. Jones, R. Watson, G. Jones, Coach Taylor, Coach Headrick. 2ND ROW: W. Southerland, B. Kidd, D. Osborn, R. Pike, S. Haydock, J. McNickle, J. Mull, G. Allison, A. Webb. 3RD ROW: R. Pike, L. German, J. Humphreys, A. Tucker, R. Seacat, S. Rankin, D. Stephens. 4TH ROW: D. Boyd, T. Brunholtz, D. Dielman, R. Klotz, M. McCarty, D. Speer, D. Brooks, V. Griffith, P. Kelley, J. Messer. 5TH ROW: T. Couch, R. Mings, D. Waits, M. Brack, L. W. Holler, R. Thompson, D. Cusick, P. Harden, M. Allison. Offensive Unit The Ashland Blue jays finished the 1968 season with wins over Cimarron and Protection. With the final two wins the Blue jays wound up in a tie with Greensburg for a fourth place finish in the league. Leading the Ashland team this year were ten Seniors. Captains were Ken Betschart, Ben Dome, and Rick Pike. Other Seniors on the team were Dale Coverdale, Ron Watson, Jim Carter, Terry Arnold, Bob Jones, Dave Osborn, and Sandy Haydock, Ron Work—Manager. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AHS OP. Meade 18 0 Fowler 6 19 S. W. Heights 6 19 Coldwater 0 6 Greensburg 6 20 Hooker 0 24 Cimarron 12 7 Protection 12 0 Head Coach Taylor SENIORS COVERDALE BODY SHOP BUNGE CORPORATION GANO GRAIN DIV. BOB GRAVES MGR. Varsity Basketball The 1968-69 Blue jay Basketball team provided the spectators with many thrilling and exciting games. The Bluejays started off poorly but came back to win six of their last ten games. Most of the games were very close as five games were lost by four points or less. The following seniors closed out their basketball career for die Ashland Bluejays: Ken Betschart, Bob Jones, Dale Coverdale, Sandy Hay-dock, Jim Carter and Rick Pike. I want to complement our basketball players, as they always worked hard and showed diey were true Bluejays. I am sure diat die students and fans were proud of their team diis year. Congratulations for a job well done! Coach—Estes BO-JAC-INC. ENGLEWOOD. KANSAS DISTRIBUTOR APCO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Opening Tip-off SEASON RECORD ASHLAND 37 St. Mary's 50 ASHLAND 52 Coldwater 56 ASHLAND 48 Meade 50 ASHLAND 35 S.W. Hts. 72 ASHLAND 31 Protection 47 ASHLAND 59 Greensburg 56 ASHLAND 49 Cimarron 68 ASHLAND 53 Fowler 60 ASHLAND 62 Minneola 64 ASHLAND 63 Coldwater 46 ASHLAND 53 Meade 48 ASHLAND 53 Protection 67 ASHLAND 66 Greensburg 70 ASHLAND 58 Bucklin 56 ASHLAND 53 Minneola 47 ASHLAND 55 Cope land 51 ASHLAND 55 Fowler 70 ASHLAND 49 Rolla 50 ROy_: Ri ?k Pike Dale Coverc ale, Ken Betschart, Sandy Haydock, Bob Jones, and Jim Carter. BACK ROW: John Humpheys, Terry Couch, Gary Allison, Jim McNickle, and Roy Bliss. Head Coach Gene Estes and 48 Victorious Freshmen! Tom Hoffman, Rodger Seacat, Randy Thompson, Mike Allison, Darrel Cusick, Dennis Spears, David Brooks, Dean Harden, and Jay Blue. The freshman team had a great year in basketball. They were undefeated in their seven scheduled games and they won first place in the ASHLAND FRESHMAN INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT. The last game of the season was a true test. They were down 7 points with only 1:35 left in the game but they came back to win by one point. Continue on your march to an eventual state championship. Congratulations Freshmen! It’s Victory Night For The Basketball Sweetheart And Her Court. Attendant: Linda Mullendore Escort: Gary Allison Attendant: Ruth Harden Escort: Bob Jones Escort: Robbi Pike Attendant: Janet Floyd Escort: Ken Bctschart QUEEN TERI SWANSON Escort: Roger Seacat Attendant: Sheryl Couch BLISS GAMBLE THE FRIENDLY STORE WESNER'S FURNITURE AHS Track Team: FROM L. TO R. , FIRST ROW, Mike Allison, Andy Webb, John Messer, Robbi Pike, Roy Bliss, Ron Work. SECOND ROW, Mike Brack, Gordon Jones, Bill Kidd, Don Work, Roger Sea cat, Terry Couch, Paul Harden, Darrell Cusick, Jim Mull, Don Stephens, Dennis Speer, John Humphreys, Jim Carter, Jim McNickle, Ken Speer, Ken Betschart, and Gary Allison. Not pictured: Rick Pike. TRACK RECORDS—1969 120 yd. High Hurdles Jim Carter 16 100 yd. dash Ken Betschart 10.4 2 mile run John Messer 11:29 Mile Run Rick Pike 5:09 880 yd. relay Bliss, D. Work, Webb, McNickle 1:382 Freshman 880 yd. relay 1:452 440 yd. dash Gary Allison 54.4 180 yd. low hurdles Jim Carter 22 880 yd. run Mike Allison 2:126 Medley Relay Allison, Betschart, Work, Pike Gary Allison 3:452 220 yd. dash 24:2 Mile relay Work, Webb, McNickle, Allison 3:452 Pole Vault Robbi Pike 10' High Jump John Humphreys 5'4 Shot put Betschart 46'8 Javelin Gordon Jones 167 Discus Betschart 128 7 Broad Jump Gordon Jones 17-10 1 2 Freshman 880 Relay, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Allison, Rodger Seacat, Dennis Speer, and Darrell Cusick. The track season this year was enjoyable for both students and coaches because we did well in most events. The boys were enthusiastic and eager all. season, and we scored more points this year than in any other year since I have been in Ashland. In all it has been a very fine year. Tom Gilmore Coach Medley Relay to State. FROM L. TO R. : Rick Pike, Ken Betschart, Ron Work, Gary Allison, and Coach Gilmore. Tennis And Golf AHS Tennis Team. FROM L. TO R. : Coach Taylor, Dale Coverdale, Bill Shaw, Shannon Rankin, David McIntyre, Dean Harden, Marshall Galloway, and Pat Kelley. The highlight of this year's tennis program was a second place team finish in League competition. Points towards the team total were contributed by a second place finish by Dale C. and Bill S. in doubles, and a fourth place finish by Ron Watson in singles. A most successful year. Bill Shaw and Dale Coverdale 2nd in League AHS Golf team. FROM L. TO R. : R. V. Harden, Sandy Haydock, David Waits, Bob Jones, Coach Headrick. 52 Eighth Grade Jim Arnold Barry Bayne Becky Bisel Randy Booth Danny Brooks Phil Cunningham Diana Cusick Rene Duvall Gale German Dana Goodnight Phil Harden Russell Hensley Donnie Hoffman Tom Humphreys Sherry Kelly Vicki Milligan Rhonda Mings Dedra Moore Lori Nicholson Debra Proctor Diana Redger Bill Schwartz Alan Schweitzer Mary Shelit Randy Southards Connie Theander Frank Wesner Jane Shreve, Sponsor Seventh Grade James Allen Rick Arnspiger Randy Brack Mike Carter Trey Croskell John Ellis Carl German Cedric Graves MaryLee Hay dock Melanie Hensley Dennis Hulstine Deana McPhail Susan McQuade Nona Messer Kevin Mishler Gene Proctor Milton Rankin David Redger Casey Roberts Glenda Robinson Brad Sea bourn Susan Seacat Rhonda Stegman Dani Stevens Judy Stevens Monte Swanson Beverly Speer Vicki Thompson Terri Tuttle Donna Webb Steven Whitfield Vicki Williams Larry Rich, Sponsor dairy piaza 54 REDHILL’S MOTEL Junior High Music ROBERT’S FRESH FOODS HELEN’S BEAUTY BAR Junior High Athletics Cheerleaders: Vicki Milligan, Sherry Kelley, Terri Tuttle, Vicki Thompson. The Junior High Basketball team had a very successful season winning first in the Iroquois League and third in tournament play. The first team was composed of Tom Humphrey, Jim Arnold, Bill Schwartz, Bill Cunningham, Rickey Arnspiger, and Allen Schweitzer. 56 Sixth Grade Cathy Anderson Jerry Arnold Beth Bayne Wayne Blankinship Larry Brack Molly Brooks Ricky Carter Fred Chandler Brad Duvall Denise Evans Roberta Garfield James Harden Andy Ho vell Rodney Hulstine Randy Lipsett Hal McNickle Valerie Milligan Bennie Mings Doris Mullendore Kay Pike Steven Sanders Cynthia Sea bourn Sara Seacat Terry Southards Ella May Swift Dickie Theander Donald Thielen Don Thomas CULVER CHEV-OLDS ASHLAND AUTO SUPPLY Beth Ann Arnold Vickie Arnold Jim Arnspiger Ara Vana Barnes Jamie Bisel Betty Brooks Gary Brown Ricky Brunholtz Randy Callison Christin Conner Tommy Cook Melissa Croskell Terry Cusick Pam Deilman Jeanette Evans Sara Garfield Leona Gilmore Brian Headrick Cindy Hensley Tommy Hink Mario Howell Kim Hulstine Randy Jordan Matt McQuade Jeri Nicholson Kevan Proctor Erin Rankin Donald Stevens Fourth Grade Lori Anderson Carl Barnes Brenda Bayne Charles Bell Kim Buettgenbach Marvina Butler Krista Chandler Reed Conner Myra Cunningham Rebecca Deilman Park Estes Greg Gardiner Stanley German Roger Gilmore Marianne Goings Cathy Harrington Tim Howell Fred Humphreys Phillip Messer Doug Nygaard Debra Osborn John Paul Randall Nathan Rankin Kathleen Seacat Ray Trahern John Tuttle Mary Sue Underwood Jimmie Wilcox Denice Williams Kittie Wilson Third Grade •j Jack Brooks Ronnie Carter Scott Duvall Tamara Ediger James Evans Kim Harmon Vernon Hess Gary Jordan Donna Leavins St aria Martin Denise Mishler Jim Seacat Joel Seacat Kathy Shelit Krista Swanson Linda Theander Jill Thomas Jay Trahern Darletta Watts Tracy Barlow Carleen Culver NU-WAY CLEANERS 59 MISHLER’S SERVICE CENTER PLUMBING. HEATING. AIR CONDITIONING G.E. APPLIANCES Third Grade Second Grade Gail Abbot James Baker Barbara Bayne Tamara Buettgenbach Gerald Callison Ann Cox Heather Croskell Jim Fellers Millard Fox Mike Gilmore David Goodnight Darin Headrick Gary Lowrie Kira Nicholson Susan Nygaard Linda Proctor Bill Seacat Larry Solomon Joe Stevens Dorida Theander Irene Keasling Julie Anderson David Arnold Beverly Bayne Jody Barlow Jana Brack Terry Brown Brad Butler Wesley Campbell Ramon Cusick Janet Sue Ediger Tom Evans Bill Fox Mark Gardiner Robert Gilmore Randy Harmon Sheryl Hess Scott Mallott Lynn Marta in Janna McPhail David McQuade Dianna Seabourn Englewood School Barbara Blankinship Curtis Fox Margaret Fox Gayle Goodnight Greg Goodnight Phillip Hink Tina Hink Cherie Jacques Brenda Mings Sandra Sutherland Mike Wilson Catherine Allen FELLERS MOTOR CO. 60 SOL’S STANDARD SERVICE First Grade Robin Brooks David Butler Sarah Beth Crane Sarah Croskell Ronda Culver Jacque Fellers Steven Fellers Valarie Fisher Nancy Gilmore Dalen Graff Sharon Hendricks Karen Hensley Amy Lowrie Beth Ann Milligan Theresa McGonigle Marilyn Nygaard Kathryn Shattuck Rebecca Shelit Mike Solomon Melody Stebens Ronald Glen Theander Craig Barlow Ruth Work Kindergarten Douglas Lee Ediger Ronald Gilmore Houston Earl Hendricks Diane Lynn Krier Edward William Lowrie Kevin DeWayne Maris Calvin Dean McGonigle Michael Todd Millam David Brian Seacat Michael Evan Seacat Rhona Lynn Schweitzer Darla Rae Stevens Larry Keith Theander Jonathan Lee Waits Debbie Kay Watts Justin Wilcox Kena Lynn York Donald Jeffrey Brooks Robert Henrey Cook II Karen Mary Dodge Kevin Gerrard Dodge Laurie Kay Hill Beth Krier Mark Edward Messer Jeffery Rick Allen Paul Shaw Tammy Dee Southards Larry Stebens Michael John Stein Melanie Lisa Swanson Karla Ann Theander Randy Glen Theander Wade Barlow Naomi Simmons GANSON’S 61 SCHWEITZER BARBER SHOP I INTERNATK 1. Martha Vasconcellos. representing Brazil, was crowned Miss Universe 1968 at the Miss Universe Beauty Pageant in Miami Beach. Florida. 2. Pope Paul VI shakes hands with Dr. Christiaan Barnard during a private audience at the Vatican. The pontiff congratulated the surgeon on his work in heart transplant operations. 3. Jacqueline Onassis and her husband. Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis. leave chapel on the Greek Island of Scorpios after their marriage October 20th. 4 In May the Paris Peace Talks began in an effort to stop the Vietnam conflict. French Presidency Protocol Chief Bernard Durand indicates seats for the North Vietnam ese representatives and for the U.S. representatives, headed by Averell Harriman, second from right. 5. A defiant Czech youth waves a national flag under the gun barrel of a Soviet tank in Prague. This Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslavakia occurred in August. 6. U.S. Marines man the high ground watching for snipers as giant Chinook helicopters descend onto a landing zone about 27 miles southwest of Da Nang. South Vietnam. A L EVENTS 7. Mexican girl athlete Enriqueta Basilio races up the stairs of Olympic stadium in Mexico City with the Olympic flame to climax the opening ceremony. 8. The U.S. was not the only nation to feel the effects of rebellious youth. Here a crowd of students jam the Via Del Tritone in Rome demanding educational reforms. 9. Hardly a wall was left standing after this Iranian town of 14.363 people was struck by an earthquake on Au gust 28th. The death toll throughout Eastern Iran was estimated at more than 11.000. 10. A Parisian reads a newspaper headlining the monetary crisis in France. French President Charles de Gaulle later announced there would be no devaluation of the franc. 1. Commander Lloyd M. Bucher, skipper of the captured U.S. intelligence ship. Pueblo, is shown as depicted in news film from North Korea. 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