Baldwin High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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Staffs Strive for Creativit Patty Williams, newspaper editor, faced a formidable task this year in establishing The Sound of '71. Students always looked forward to the news of the school every two weeks. The staff pub- lished articles and stories that were of interest to the majority of the students--something which is difficult to do. Such issues as un- rest over the dress code, behavior at lyceums, faculty and admini- stration unrest over the students' unrest, lunchroom etiquette, and apathy among all students, were just a few of the more popular issues that the paper had to deal with. Members of the newspaper staff were Patty Williams, editor-in-chief, Miriam Kinyon, Connie Lindholm,'Ric Hitchcock, Mike Atwood, Donna Anderson, and Nancy Hey. Walter Hill, yearbook editor, prepared the foundation for this year's annual. His diligent work and concern for the perfection of the yearbook never ceased while compiling pictures and copy into a complete story of the memorable events of the year. Bob Martin and Steve Lynch spent prolonged hours in the dark room printing up their assigned pictures. Martha Doty, editor of school activities and organizations, along with her assistant, Julie Davis, hassled over the many' clubsfand highlights of the year to make the reader relive the past experiences of the year through action pictures and copy. Connie Lindholm, editor of the senior class, her assistant, Nancy Hey, and Susan Plank, editor of underclassmen, took interest in compiling pictures of those who make a high school unique--stu- dents. Sports action was put together by Steve Lynch, editor, and Jerry Seele, assistant. The annual staff tried to have the reader travel from September through May, noting some of the important events which made each day a year of rich memories.

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41.4 The wrestling team worked hard to make the first full season schedule a good one. The members of the team were QFIRST ROWJ: David Ford, Kim Johnson, Rod Rodney jones, Pat McGinnis, David Brown, jeff Green, Kirk Brown, Marlin son. QSECOND ROWJ: Coach Marvin Bell, Rick Lowe, David Jones, Gary Green, Joe Brown, Chipper I-Iornberger, Jerry Seele, Jeff Polzkill, Walter Hill, Mike Retford, David Coates, and Darth Muncy. Harrison, jerry Collins and Vernon Wil- Grapplers Develop New Traditions The Baldwin wrestlers ended a rewarding season with several boys surviving the District Wrestling Tournament and making a good showing at the Re- gional Tournament in Douglass, Kansas. This year was the first full wrestling schedule for Baldwin and the team showed how tough Bulldogs are by rising to the occasion and conquering the tough road that was ahead of them. The hard work, -fmzf-wi-Ssfrz 1,'2:f.1-:imga'z's:W.Q5 254.-5 'W mf- W W' 7 Q, fff?4se1.2U2a'2Uf1 sm 'f2'i'?'i1fHfj ,,:g71i1-211,53 -,ig2?'fn?f.'fi,.w tf,iffiw,, ':,,f,,,fea ma.s?'f?ag,,L --wfsfe me frsensfsgif::zsgffrsg5:?ff5ifrzgf:amz e- if if 1, 9-iff is . W sfmwqs: is wit -as M sesrrcsill x1:los,f3S'- NX. W. nw A V ma , fi . A , Mains.. ., ,.,,,.e,,a,,,r.f ...N,,f.s,.., ,, , M., .V 'Q , ,. :rat Vffii -uni?i1.S:czE-'Vi'gi1'zi'i5i9 3,'2'i5f'l'1'fi3':?E:f2f5rl5fs,'vi i!'4fs3f4 x , . , '1'f5?flf9'K A f 'WIFE if,'.F1N7'El4fi4?lf55 1zE'iv'51'5mi- 1+-v.i91iw f ..... ..... ' fw f up3,15gf,ervaslwfsifmssgslfmweft:f.af:fwe:wf Q,-ffl Y ,mi gg? g1,,2,,Q-xtif79zrsgtfsigusaagsiggwsge'zzvysz1f,ysz'5 figs A 4 fx Q 5 ef 1 -iif .. an , ,, -af 5 gggff5-zw1555if'irgijiwsfisf,XS?Tir2s,gq+25f!f'w?3''W Zmim' 'milf 5 Q is :iff as ,, ,,fY,,,r Wiz. 'iii-17735, i ,... M ,J iw, ,,,,1s,,,.,,.eU, , e , , W fe' W . , 3, ,wa Q m,,,,,s:ef5,f me s ri r 5 at fgsirttaax fe , V if 9-wfvf-fi f 1:-f 1 fi NEW f XV -fdagvipsiiiwffliefffiffldiif5sSa?'.GliZ'?fa40 ' '.f1'f.i,: f , sq, 1 Ti , . fu. Q,-4 u 7124 Wi gli, V'?,lff15,-Jilin' 263 tti hustle, and bleeding done by the wrestlers enabled ., . ' ' - , I ' ' A them to overcome their inexperience and go on to as , ,A V. a respectable season. L 15 The d1'1V111S f01'Ce Of Coach MHFVIH B211 and X Assistant Coach Ken jones proved to be a valuable 3, - - - 4 - f ' Y . ' asset to the lnex erlenced et determmed Bulldo S. .M,,gwfW,tff-s,,..,..smff,aerfea-ww-,jywsrs,,T,gg,i5eE?Z,,g,gjMvs,,,gm,-wgfofsw-Rv,,w,,fiav-13,4g,3M,n5ff,w,r,,-M. ,,,,, it-7 ,A as . X ,.w.,,z,.s,M 2 This season was full of excitement and determina- 5 - - his 7 tlon wlth lots of upls and down'5, but next season P1'0m1S2S even more exclfement and rewards- ge 'fmffxfi is-pv:f,gsa2s11.s,geL,-atfsgagzpgffeimei'?1mg:r1,1vQQ.,M1. lnlixgvggiasrlfsafaggfsfefgeriweiimaa my if it 'W Hlwsl seem? fLQ'f?,1as5,,JWS1Lv z,2fssfe,effmmf-wa-W sff!:s2fsffmZfqwri 3is'i21f5rNrl5fw,g2'h1?L 1swgeriirafgsri?-Qsg,gsaggar,s4sfa32Li?st,gefa, ' 's if H- - aw. A 'iff 7 'Y Q Qifwspmggii-W-as: .,,,, X. .,,, r . .sow-w 11-is-Q-s,r,5g,5lfu,,fM, any is iw- T we View X Q sst, ,,., ,.v,,t,. .,,,v,,, .,,.,, ,, ,.,,,, . ..,,,,,,, g .,v,,,,, ,,,, A t . ig5,5fw.,.s,a5i,' r.,, ,,.., ,,.., ,, 7 f.tt..,,,f.,,,s,L, .sf.,1.,5s,faEfe:s, lwiiff , new fire? as HWTQSW xxffl-'ff 'lienstew'w,niswifv1f.:fsieggiigssrfglfezliffi,w Maxis eiessifiaiiiliiggti - U -' - t Ag, 5 'W

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F.B.L. . Plans Ahead The Future Business Leaders of America, under the leadership of Carmen Collins, president, kept busy with its aim of strengthening it members' ability and leadership in the field of business. Members worked on service projects and their Twelve Purposes. The F.B. L.A. 'ers went to various conferences and made several trips in order to improve themselves. Seven members and their sponsor atten- ded the National Leadership Conference held in Philadelphia last june. Officers attended the Fall Workshop in Emporia during Sept. 1970. The Regional Conference, Feb. 4, and the State Conference, April 15 and 16, were both attended by Baldwin F.B. L.A. 'ers. Dur- ing the year, four members of the B.I-I. S. chapter were candidates for regional and state offices. In order to enrich their evening meetings, various speakers from local businesses were invited to present programs. They spoke on their business experiences and the specializations of their particular careers. To heighten school spirit and encourage members to pro- mote school loyalty, F.B. L.A. sold school booster buttons and planted flowers in the divider by the parking lot. At the end of the year, an award was given for the Outstanding F.B. L.A. 'er and Who's Who in Kansas F.B.L.A. ,..- The Future Business Leaders of America provides its members with more know- ledge of the business world, for their future years. QFIRST ROWQ: Doug Col- lins, Peggy Fisher, Margaret Beuthien, Carmen Collins, jim Taul, Judy Puc- kett, Loretta DeMerrseman, Margaret Metsker, Eddie Pearson, Carl Townsend, David Coates, QSECOND ROWJ: Brenda Coates, Mylinda Cummings, Linda Brady, Ardyth Gilges, julie Davis, Nancy Hey, Cindy O'Bryon, Lary Trow- bridge, Becky Hemphill, Paul Jones, Connie Christian, Nancy Crawford, QTI-IIRD ROWJ: Karen Converse, Phillip Metsker, Nancy Chamberlin, Mary Shuck, Carolyn Gilges, Sue Taul, Margaret Shuck, joan Maycumber, Peggy Chamberlin, Lee Waltman, Vicki Maichael, and Winston Gilges.