Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1961 volume:

Dedication In dedicating our 1961 Bobcat to you, J. Andrew Nelson, we are expressing in a small way our appreciation to you for your work at BHS these past nine years. Our splendid vocal and instrumental music groups bear testimony to your efforts in this area. Your dynamic leadership in the classroom and in your profession of teaching have challenged and stimulated us. Your interest in us as individuals and in our development as such has been helpful and appreciated. Administration Board of Education Milton Meyer, Clerk; J. W. Kenton, Director; W. L. Kiester, Principal; Myron Keeslar, Treasurer. To these dedicated citizens we students of BHS owe a great debt of gratitude for the many hours of time that they devote each year to the interest of our school and its program. Especially to Mr. Kenton we wish to pay a special tribute, as he retires from the board this year after twenty-seven years of unselfish devotion to the welfare of BHS and its students. Ward L. Kiester, M. A. B.S., Principal Social Science, Annual Senior Class Betty Ann Kelly, B.S. Business Education Pep Club, Breeze Annual, Horizon Club. Ervin A. Cink, B.S. Athletics, Biology Industrial Arts, Phys. Ed. Key Club Faculty Bernard L. Haney, B.S. English, S. Science Freshman Class, Breeze National Honor Society Ruth Zimmerman, B.S. Home Economics, Health General Science Junior Class, 2nd. Sem. J. Andrew Nelson B.S.M.E., M.S., Music Charles D. Belk B.S., M.S., Counselor G. M. Schilling, B.S. Home Economics, Health General Science Junior Class, 1st Sem. Ambrose Jennings, B.S. Science, Mathematics Driver Education Sophomore Class J SITTING: Mr. Kiester, Russ Hansen. Janet McNamee, Steve Marshall. STANDING: Dean Oroke, Larry Box, Sharon Johnson. NOT SHOWN: Darlene Van Tuyl. Student Council The Student Council is a very active organization at BHS. They make regula- tions concerning school activities and the student body, supervise the annual maga- zine sales campaign, arrange for K.U. and film assemblies, carry out school-com- munity projects, supervise mixers after home athletic contests, and generally promote the welfare of the student body and the school. President: Steve Marshall Vice-President: Russ Hansen Secretary-Treasurer: Janet McNamee LINDA FAE PORTER CO-SALUTATORIAN Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; T.C.L. and District Festivals 1,2,3, State Festival 2; Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Student Council Rep. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 3,4; Attendance Award 1,2,3; Scholarship Award 1, 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3, 4, Secretary 4, Charter Member; Horizon Club 1; Breeze Staff 4. DARLENE J. VAN TUYL--VALEDICTORIAN Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; President 4; T. C. L. and District Festivals 1,2,3, 4, State Festival 2; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student Council Representative 2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 3,4; One Act Play 3; Attendance Award 1,2, 3,4; Scholarship Award 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Charter Member; Breeze Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. BARBARA ANN MEYER CO-SALUTATORIAN Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; T.C.L. and District Festivals 1,2, 3,4; Drum Majorette 3,4; Class President 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play 2; Senior Play 4; Magazine Sales Co-Captain 2; Attendance Award 1,2, 3,4; Scholarship Award 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Charter Member; Breeze Staff 4. ED PETITT Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Officer 4; T.C.L. and District Festivals 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; One Act Play 4; Attendance Award 2; Carnival King 1. DONALD J. KN1PP Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4; Basketball 1,2, Manager 4; Track 1, 2,3.4, Captain 3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; T.C.L. Festival 1,4, District Festival 1; Class Vice-President 2,3; Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Vice-President 3; Junior Play 3; Carnival King 3; Annual King 4. GEORGE STEVEN MARSHALL Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Band 1,2, 3,4, Officer 4; T.C.L. and District Festivals 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4, Presi- dent 4; Key Club 3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Boys State 3; Attendance Award 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Carnival King 2; Breeze Staff 4. JUDITH LEE PRATER Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Horizon Club 1; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Attendance Award 2,3; Breeze Staff 4. MARTHA JENNINGS Chorus 1,2,3,4; T.C.L. and District Festivals 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Horizon Club 1,2; Junior Play 2,3; Senior Play 4; Breeze Staff 1,4. GLENN MUSSETT Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; T.C.L. Festival 1,2,3, District Festival 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Magazine Sales Co-Captain 3; Class Captain 4; High Salesman 2,3,4; Attendance Award 2; Annual Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4. Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; T.C.L. and District Festivals 1,2, 3,4; Class President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; At- tendance Award 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Award 2,3,4; National Honor Soci- ety 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Charter Member; Breeze Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4. MARSHA ANN BUTLER Band 1,2, 3,4, President 3; Saxophone Quartet 2,3,4; T.C.L. and Dis- trict Festivals 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Class Secretary- Treasurer 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; One Act Play 4; Attendance Award 1,2,3; Schol- arship Award 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Charter Member; Breeze Staff 4. ROY DAVID EARLS Football 1,4; Senior Play 4; Attendance Award 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4; Breeze Staff 2,4. BILL DUCEY Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Attendance Award 1,2; Breeze Staff 4. JANET MARIE MC NAMEE Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,4; Chorus 1,2,3, Officer 3; T.C.L. and District Festivals 1,2,3,4; Class President 1; Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Rep. 2, Vice-President 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Head 3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Girls State 3; Attendance Award 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Award 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice- President 3, Charter Member; Homecoming Queen 4; Breeze Staff 4. TIM R. ELMER Chorus 1,2,3; T.C.L. Festival 1,2; District Festival 3; Breeze Staff 4. LA DEAN PRELESNIK Chorus 1,2,3; T.C.L. and District Festival 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Horizon Club 1,2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 3; One Act Play 3,4; D.A.R. Award 4; Magazine Sales Overall Captain 4; National Honor Society 4; Breeze Staff 4, Co-Editor 4; Annual Staff 4. THOMAS C. ELMER Chorus 1,2,3; T.C.L. Festival 1,3; District Festival 3; Breeze Staff 4. ANITA WACKER Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; T.C.L. and District Festivals 1,2, 3,4; State Festival 2; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 3,4; Attendance Award 1,2, 3,4; Breeze Staff 4; Annual Staff 2,4. LINDA JO WACKER Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3.4; T.C.L. and District Festivals 1,2, 3,4; Class Vice-President 1; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 3,4; Magazine Sales Co-Captain 3; Attendance Award 1. 2,3; Scholarship Award 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4, President 4, Charter Member; Homecoming Princess 1; Breeze Staff 4, Co-Editor 4; Annual Staff 3,4. TED BOX Football 2; Basketball 1.2,3; Track 2, 3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Officer 2,3.4; T.C.L. Festival 1,2,3,4; District Festival 2; Key Club 2; Senior Play 4; One Act Play 2. FRED BOX Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Officer 3; T.C.L. Festival 1,2,3.4; Key Club 2; Junior Play 3; Attendance Award 1; Breeze Staff 4. NANCY FAYE CARNEY Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Officer 4; T.C.L. and District Festivals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Horizon Club 1,2, 3,4, Vice-President 1, President 4; Junior Play 2,3; Senior Play 4; Magazine Sales Co-Cap- tain 2; High Salesman 1; Attendance Award 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Award 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Charter Member; Homecoming Princess 3,4; Carnival Queen 2; Annual Queen 4; Breeze Staff 4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4, Editor 4. CYNTHIA (CINDY) SMITH Attended Burlington High School her Sophomore and Junior years. Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; Senior Play 4; Scholarship Award 1,4; National Honor Society 4. WILLIAM E. EINHELLIG Attended Bonner Springs High School his Freshman, Sopho- more and Junior years. Chorus 4; T.C. L. Festival 4. EARLENE KAY JONES Chorus 1,2, 3,4; T.C.L. Festival 1,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Horizon Club 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Attendance Award 2,4; Breeze Staff 4. A VIRGIL L. FLORENCE Football 2,4, Manager 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1; Class President 2; Vice-President 4; Student Council Rep. 3; Key Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Attendance Awarrd 1,2, 3. CHERYL MARTIN Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; T.C. L. and District Festival 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1; Horizon Club 1; Breeze Staff 4; Scholarship Award 1; At- tendance Award 1,2,3. SAMUEL D. BEY Attended Bonner Springs High School his Freshman and Sophomore years. Chorus 3.4; Basketball 3; Key Club 3. Class History An exciting event took place in 1957; the class of 61 entered high school! There were 30 eager freshmen who outnumbered every other class in the school. Among the 30 were two sets of twins, which was spectacular in itself. The class officers for the first year were Janet McNamee, President; Linda Wacker, Vice-President; Marsha Butler, Secretary-Treasurer; and Linda Porter, Student Council Representative. Mr. Jennings was the class sponsor. As sophomores the class of 61 chose Virgil Florence, Don Knipp, Linda Porter, and Darlene Van Tuyl as class officers and Mr. Cink was the sponsor for the class. They had fun initiating the green freshmen. When school started in the fall of '59 the class of 61 were upperclassmen! The play Teen Time was presented by the juniors later than originally planned; snow covered the ground and the play had to be postponed. The annual Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom for the seniors was presented as a result of the planning and hard work of the class sponsor, Mrs. Schilling, and the members of the junior class. The theme of the prom was Blue Hawaii and was beautiful indeed. The class officers were Barbara Meyer, Don Knipp, Darlene Van Tuyl, and Virgil Florence. The final year arrived for the class of 61, and the seniors were still the largest class in school. Barbara Hills, Virgil Florence, Linda Wacker, and Darlene Van Tuyl were the class officers. Tiger on his Toes was the hit play given by the seniors. In the spring the seniors went on a trip to the Ozarks, had barrels of fun, and managed to keep the class sponsor, Mr. Kiester, awake most of the time! The year was almost over and the seniors had many fond memories of their high school years. The class of 61 seemed to specialize in royalty. Their Carnival King candidate won for three years and their Carnival Queen candidate won their sophomore year. They had had three Homecoming Princesses and Homecoming Queen their senior year. Sports was a specialty, too. The boys excelled in football, basketball, and track. In track they are responsible for setting new school records in the low hurdles and medley relay, helping to set new ones in the mile relay and 880 relay, and tying the 100 and 220 yard dash records. While the boys were playing, the girls cheered them to victory. All four years the cla . of 61 was represented as cheerleaders. During their sophomore year they stood the other three classes in the magazine sales and won. The entire four years the high salesman from magazine sales was a member of the class of 61. Baccalaureate and Class Night were May 21 and 23 respectively. On May 25 a climax was reached as 30 seniors in royal blue caps and gowns received their diplomas. The class of 61 will remember high school as four wonderful years. BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Sunday, May 21, 1961 Processional.................Basehor School Band Come Thou Almighty King................Audience Invocation.................... Rev. Rex D. Kelly Basehor Methodist Church The Lord's Prayer . . Mixed Chorus . .Malotte Announcements..........Principal W. L. Kiester Scripture Reading .... Rev. Harold R. Tuttle Basehor Baptist Church Consider the Lilies .................McCormick To the Stars ........Rev. Donald Schwalm St. Patrick's Catholic Church Benediction...........Rev. Harold R. Tuttle Recessional..................Basehor School Band Rev. Donald Schwalm giving Linda Wacker the Baccalaureate address. Martha Jennings Virgil Florence Faye Carney Roy W. Browning, Jr. deliver- ing the Commencement address. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Thursday, May 25, 1961 Processional...................Basehor School Band America.................................. Audience Invocation...................Rev. Victor H. Pera St. Martin's Lutheran Church Halls of Ivy ............................. Knight Mixed Ensemble Announcement of..................... W. L. Kiester Senior Honors Principal The Challenge of ... . Roy W. Browning, Jr. Purposeful Living Topeka Public Schools Presentation of................. Mr. J. W. Kenton Diplomas Director of Board of Education Benediction..................Rev. Victor H. Pera Recessional..................Basehor School Band Don Knipp Janet McNamee Linda Porter Tom Elmer Marsha Butler Ed Petitt Barbara Hills, Class President, ascends the steps for graduation. Ted Box Bill Ducey ,,i mum Joyce Garrison President Roger Brandt Vice-President Juniors Susan Creason Sharon Johnson Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Rep. Wanda Gaultney Charlotte Wilkes Bill Bailey Judy Field Ann Elmer Joyce Doron Class of ’62 Kathy Waters Kathy Eyerly Russ Hansen J. D. Downing Rosalie Thomas Gary Kenton Cathy Calovich Rosalie Elmer Glen Hubbel Gene Grisham Class of ’64 Barbara Earls Linda Porth Carlena Rickel Pat Botkin Sharon Wise Jim Seeman August 29 - School opens September 9 - Freshman Initiation and party 22 - First football game (Edgerton) October 1 - K. U. Band Day 3 - Magazine Sales Kick-Off 7 - Homecoming, played Linwood 28 - Music Carnival November 2 - Beat Easton in football which assures us of 2nd place in T.C.L. 8 - Last football game (Stilwell) 18 - Senior Play December 1 - First basketball game (Stilwell) 18 - Christmas Cantata 24 - Christmas Vacation Begins January 3 - School Resumes 12-13 - Semester tests 17,19,20 - Took first place in T.C.L. Basketball Tournament February 21,23,24 - District Basketball Tournament at Lecompton 25 - Junior Play March TO - T.C.L. One Act Play Festival at Jarbalo took a 1 rating 17 - T.C.L. Music Festival here 28 - Track season opens 31 - Start of Easter Vacation April 20 - Spring Concert 29 - Junior-Senior Prom May 2 - Took first in T.C.L. Track Meet 10 - Freshman Orientation Day 21 - Baccalaureate 23 - Class Night 24 - School Picnic 25 - Commencement SEATED: Mrs. Kelly, Joyce Doron, Faye Carney, Glenn Mussett, Mr. Kiester. STANDING: Russ Han- sen, Patricia Kemler, Anita Wacker, LaDean Prelesnik, Cathy Calovich, Linda Wacker, Barbara Hills, Kathy Eyerly, Dean Oroke. NOT SHOWN: Darlene Van Tuyl. Annual Staff Editor: Faye Carney Business Manager: Glenn Mussett Sponsors: Mrs. Kelly and Mr. Kiester For twenty years the Bobcat Staff has been dedicated to the cause of recording in a book the joys, sorrows, excitements, and the everyday hum-drum of school life at B. H. S. This year was no exception and so, after a lot of work and worry, we present this year's book to you. Princess Faye Carney Homecoming Royalty Queen Janet McNamee Carnival Royalty Queen Phyllis Smith King Bill Lee ROW ONE: Darlene Van Tuyl, Anita Wacker, Nancy Runnels, Carlene Rickel, Linda Millison. ROW TWO: Loretta Downing, Bill Lee, Roger Marshall, Gene Grisham, Linda Carlstrom, Beth Grisham, Harold Meyer, Ed Carlstrom, Bill Zacharias. ROW THREE: Jerry Kay Boggs, Linda Thomas, Nancy Meyer, Darlene Weidenger, Phyllis Smith, Lynn Woodard, Steve Marshall. ROW FOUR: Doris Zach- arias, Rosalie Thomas, Steve Zacharias, C. J. Schmutz. Basehor President: Darlene Van Tuyl Vice President: Barbara Wiley Secretary: Janet McNamee Treasurer: Steve Marshall The BHS band, directed by Mr. J. Andrew Nelson, is an asset to our high school in many ways. Besides being present to play for sports-events, the band has, in the year of '60-'61, per- formed for the KSTA Convention at Shawnee Mission East High School, marched at KU Band Day, ROW ONE: Sheila Wiley, Theresa Hubbel, Barbara Hills, Barbara Meyer. ROW TWO: Jane Dan- nefer, Jane Marshall, Medeana Warden, Joe Schwartz, Eddie Petitt, Gary Kenton, Kathy Eyerly, Barbara Wiley. .ROW THREE: Bernard Downing, Phyllis Looney, Larry Scheller, Joyce Nance, Pat Kemler, Glenn Hubbel, Joe Daniels, Glenn Mussett, Marsha Butler, Janet McNamee. ROW FOUR: Mr. Nelson, Kathy Waters. Band Drum Major: Barbara Meyer Majorettes: Anita Wacker, Carlena Rickel, Jane Dannefer presented music at the Spring Con- cert, entertained at the Milk Pro- ducers Banquet, and competed in Tri-County League and District fetes. At the District they received a II rating. In the fall of '60, the band played at a carnival which was sponsored by the Music Department. Girls and Boys Chorus ROW ONE: P. Botkin, J. Dannefer, S. Wiley, B. Earls, C. Calovich, C. Pettit, D. Van Tuyl, M. Butler, P. Kemler, M. Jennings, S. Wise, P. Garrison. ROW TWO: K. Waters, K. Eyerly, L. Porth, P. Smith, R. Elmer, M. Trowbridge, D. Weidenger, M. Bey, J. Field, L. Millison, I. Field, L. Downing, C. Rickel. ROW THREE: Mr. Nelson, B. Wiley, B. Hills, N. Runnels, J. Pouppirt, F. Carney, A. Wacker, A. Elmer, L. Wacker. B. Meyer, R. Thomas. ROW ONE: E. Carlstrom, E. Elmer, J. Schwartz, D. McAfee, G. Hubbel, G. Grisham, T. Steele, J. Seeman, B. Lee. ROW TWO: G. Kenton, B. Einhellig, B. Bailey, F. Box, D. Oroke, S. Walden, B. Zacharias, B. Van Tuyl, E. Pettit, D. Knipp, J. Daniels, C. Nance, L. Box. NOT SHOWN: Ted Box. Mixed Chorus Singing in chorus gives BHS students the opportu- nity to learn about music as well as the chance to take part in several music events throughout the year. The first big music program of the year was the Christmas Vespers. Towards the spring of the year came the T.C.L. Music Festival and the District Music Festi- val at Lawrence. This year Basehor High received a II rating at the District. Next came the Spring Concert; the time when the chorus members deck themselves out in fluffy formats and handsome suits. Their last perform- ance is made at Baccalaureate and Commencement. CHORUS OFFICERS--Bass, Ed Petitt; Alto, Marsha Butler; Soprano, Faye Carney; Tenor, Ted Box. ROW ONE: B. Hills, K. Eyerly, J. Pouppirt, B. Earls, J. Garrison, N. Runnels. ROW TWO: Mr. Nelson, L. Millison, R. Thomas, S. Wise, B. Meyer, S. Wiley, R. Elmer. ROW THREE: M. Jennings, M. Butler, K. Waters, A. Wacker, P. Kemler, F. Carney, L. Wacker. ROW FOUR: J. Dannefer, L. Downing, E. Carlstrom, G. Hubbel, G. Kenton, B. Wiley. ROW FIVE: B. Zacharias, J. Schwartz, T. Steele, E. Petitt, D. Oroke, E. Elmer, J. Daniels. Barbara Wiley, Judith Pouppirt, Barbara Earls, Kathy Waters, Sharon Wise, Pat Kemler, Loretta Downing, Dean Oroke, Ed Carlstrom, Joe Schwartz, Bill Zacharias, Mr. Nelson, and Joe Daniels composed the mixed ensemble which sang the night of commencement. SAX QUARTET Basehor was well represented at both the Tri- County League Music Festival and the District Festival at Lawrence. Solos were given at both festivals-by Sheila Wiley on the oboe, Anita Wacker and Carlena Rickel on clarinet, and Barbara Meyer and Rosalie'Thomas on piano. The Sax Quartet made an appearance at the T.C.L. Festival but did not go on to Lawrence. B. Wiley, K. Eyerly, M. Butler, J. McNamee. ROW ONE: J. McNamee, B. Hills, D. Van Tuyl, L. Wacker, L. Prelesnik, J. Doron, M. Butler, F. Carney. ROW TWO: Mr. Haney, Tom Elmer, L. Porter, Tim Elmer, M. Jennings, S. Marshall, B. Ducey, A. Wacker, D. Earls, B. Meyer, J. Prater, Mrs. Kelly. INSET: T. Flanagan, C. Martin, F. Box, E. Jones. Breeze Staff Putting out the school paper is a real task for all those involved. For the editors it is assigning articles, writing articles, pasting up dummy copies, and trying to supervise the work in general. The reporters write, and the typists type, and the sponsors do a little of everything. Finally the paper rolls off the press. Ask any student who's ever worked on the Breeze and he or she can tell you of that final moment when all the work is done; that moment that makes it all worthwhile. SPONSORS--Mrs. Kelly, Mr. Haney. CO-EDITORS—La Dean Prelesnik, Linda Wacker. SEATED: Mr. Cink, Sponsor; Don Knipp, Ed Petitt, Virgil Florence, Russ Hansen. STANDING: Dean Oroke, Glenn Mussett, Steve Marshall, Skip Walden, Roger Brandt, Tom Steele. Key Club President: Ed. Petitt Vice President: Russ Hansen Treasurer: Virgil Florence Secretary: Don Knipp Key Club is an organization which strives to open doors of understanding to BHS boys who are in their sophomore through senior years. It is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. In the year '60-'61, the club has been responsible for a jukebox in the gym. They have also been the impetus behind a Fall and Spring dance. Also in the spring, several delegates attended the annual Key Club convention in Hutchinson, Kansas, where they found more ideas for a better club. In the spring of '61 they sponsored Orientation day and gave fresh- men-to-be a glimpse into the school life of BHS students. President: Faye Carney Vice President: Jane Dannefer Secretary-Treasurer: Sheila Wiley Horizon Club is an upper division of the Camp- fire Girls and is sponsored by the Bobcat Boosters. Its name hints its purpose: to reach new Horizons in the development of personality and maturity. The members of the Horizon Club seek to serve their school and community whenever the opportunity arises. They are a group of young women who add to the assets of BHS. SITTING: Mrs. Kelly, Jane Dannefer, Faye Carney, Sheila Wiley. STANDING: Phyllis Smith, Nancy Runnels, Barbara Wiley, Carlena Rickel. Horizon Club CHEERLEADERS—F. Carney, M. Butler, K. Eyerly, J. McNamee. ROW ONE: M. Trowbridge, L. Downing, R. Thomas, L. Keeslar, D. Van Tuyl, S. Swope, S. Creason, B. Wiley, B. Hills, J. Dannefer, C. Rickel. ROW TWO: Mrs. Kelly, I. Field, B. Earls, L. Porter, B. Meyer, C. Petitt, L. Millison, N. Runnels, R. Elmer, S. Johnson, S. Wiley. ROW THREE: J. Pouppirt, P. Smith, C. Calovich, M. Jennings, A. Wacker, L. Prelesnik, P. Kemler, C. Wilkes, A. Elmer, K. Waters, L. Wacker, J. Prater. President: Darlene Van Tuyl Vice President: Kathy Eyerly Secretary-Treasurer: La Dean Prelesnik Pep Club No athletic event of Basehor would be complete without bleachers full of peppy green and white clad girls cheering the mighty Bobcats on, and it is the job of the Pep Club to provide the encouragement for vic- tory, or graceful defeat. The club earns money for the awards and sweaters given to their members through such money making projects as bake sales and a concession stand at the home basketball games. Casual observation of any bright eyed sparkly member will show that the Pep Club is a school spirit builder of the first class. MUCH ff ntisiim Sponsor: Mr. Haney President: Linda Wacker Vice President: Barbara Hills Treasurer: Steve Marshall Secretary: Linda Porter National Honor Society SITTING: Barbara Hills, Steve Marshall, Linda Wacker, Linda Porter. STANDING: Susan Creason, Janet McNamee, Darlene Van Tuyl, Joyce Doron, Kathy Waters, Marsha Butler, Faye Carney, Sharon John- son, Barbara Meyer. Egghead and bookworm are alien words to BHS students. With the National Honor Society existing in our school, it is the wish of every student to earn good grades so that he or she may be invited to join this organization. The Scholaris chapter of the National Honor Society was installed at Basehor in 1959. It has been in the past and will con- tinue to be in the future an inspiration to the development of scholastic ability, char- acter, and leadership service. SITTING: Cindy Smith, David Earls, LaDean Prelesnik, Kathy Eyerly. STANDING: Loretta Downing, Irene Field, Dean Oroke, Linda Keeslar, Pat Kemler, Judy Pouppirt, Skip Walden, Joe Daniels, Barbara Wiley. CAPTAINS Magazine Sales A spirit of friendly competition exists between the various classes during two weeks of each year when BHS students engage in the money making project of selling mag- azine subscriptions. The money that is earned goes into the Student Council Treas- ury. The Freshman-Senior team devastated Sophomore-Junior opposition with earnings of over $700 compared to Sophomore-Junior earnings of $500. Out of this total amount earned, the school retained $450 profit. The climax of the Sales brought a real sense of accomplishment to all those who took part. High Salesmen First: Glen Mussett Second: Skip Walden Third: Carlena Rickel Fourth: Judy Pouppirt E. Carlstrom, J. McNamee, L. Prelesnik, G. Mussett B. Wiley, K. Eyerly, K. Waters. One-Act Play Cast The curtain rises and a momentary hush falls over the audience. Then the well rehearsed actors and act- resses move into the world of drama, performing under close surveillance before a qualified judge. It is drama festival time! This year we are proud to proclaim the fact that our one-act play cast received a I rating and a trophy in the Tri-County League competition. In District competition we earned a II. This year’s one-act play was Squaring It With the Boss. Appearing in the cast were Skip Walden, Kathy Waters, Gary Kenton, Ed Petitt, Marsha Butler, and LaDean Prelesnik. Goes To District Tiger On His Toes Under the direction of Mr. Kiester on November 18, 1960, the Senior class presented their play. Cuthbert Blevins, played by Ted Box, is a lovable ballet dancer acting as a football player to please his wealthy uncle. Com- plications just naturally set in. Appearing in the cast with Ted were Virgil Florence, Darlene Van Tuyl, Barbara Meyer, Anita Wacker, David Earls, Tom Flan- agan, Glenn Mussett, Linda Wacker, Martha Jennings, Cheryl Martin, Cindy Smith, Marsha But- ler, Bill Ducey, Ed Petitt, and Steve Marshall. Extras were Barb- ara Hills, Janet McNamee, Linda Porter, Earlene Jones, and Faye Carney. Junior Play The junior class presented the three act comedy, Let William Tell, and starred Roger Brandt as William. William was a big hearted boy whose mouth was, un- fortunately, too big for anyone's good. Others in the cast were Peggy Garrison, Bill Bailey, Kathy Waters, Russ Hansen, Kathy Eyerly, Jay Dee Downing, Rosalie Thomas, Joyce Doron, Susan Creason, Sharon Johnson, Ann Elmer, and Charlotte Wilkes. The play was directed by Mr. Kiester. An Evening In A Garden Of Friendship The atmosphere of Friendship began with a welcoming speech by Joyce Garrison, and continued with Barbara Hills voicing the thanks of the senior class. After the invocation led by Reverend Rex Kelly, the first course, Marigold Nectar, was served by girls dressed as fairies. The main course of Cloverleaf Salad, May Queen's choice. Creamed Peas and Moonglow, and Snowball Blossoms, was followed by Lover's Delight and Flower Nectar. Mr. Wes Kenton, head of the school board, told of the Old and the New in his speech. Then the upperclassmen and faculty relaxed to the strains of Make Believe, a duet by Kathy Eyerly and Rosalie Thomas. Mr. Kiester spoke on Reap as You Sow and this drew the banquet to a close. The Garden of Friendship was still the center of activity as the dance began with music fur- nished by the Rhythm Makers. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was an occasion few upperclassmen will forget. Voicing the Seniors’ thanks is their Presi- dent, Barbara Hills. Is there a banana in the house? is what Janet McNamee wanted to know and sure enough someone came up with one. Kathy and Rosalie singing their duet accompanied by Nancy Runnels. Mrs. Margaret Britton, Mrs. Ester Millison, Mrs. Bernice Dannefer, Cooks. Asa Grisham Janitor ■■ Chester Klinkenberg Frank Eyerly George Klinkenberg Bus Drivers ROW ONE: J. Daniels, D. Oroke, B. Lee, T. Steele, G. Grisham. B. Van Tuyl. ROW TWO: D. Earls, G. Mussett, F. Box, D. Knipp, S. Marshall, E. Petitt, V. Florence, Coach Cink. Second In T.C.L. Coach Cink opened the 1960 football season with seven returning lettermen. They were: Knipp, S. Marshall, F. Box, Petitt, Oroke, V. Florence, and Daniels. Basehor edged into second place in the Tri- County League by beating Easton 15 to 14 in a hard fought battle. At the end of the season Basehor had a league record of 3 wins and 1 loss and an over-all record of 5 wins and 2 losses. Steve Marshall and Don Knipp were elected Co-Captains for the year. Scores of Games Basehor 32 Edgerton 2 Basehor 27 Piper 13 Basehor 20 Linwood 32 Basehor 33 Ozawkie 27 Basehor 40 Jarbalo 0 Basehor 15 Easton 14 Basehor 6 Stilwell 32 Virgil Florence e £ the eSt , , °°9tf nd j 9, r to t °st 1 log t t«e - ■ p4 5' 0Of B°bCarei0 r° w Un i„ ts e, ° f j aee tb lo ers C°U2, 5t C°r int £?- AV)c . vt'v'° o0V ca'8 ,r W ° -ft— v r t VooV V Co-Captain Steve Marshall r t et« f f$£od 9,j “ sCOV« ® P'B n - a ' e j vn vcV e ed cer ®ov,e 5 3 sehAt n«rter 4‘ Dean Oroke Edgerton Loses Half A Team in One Game IT was a dismal night for Edgerton high schc Johnson County. One-half of the school's 6-man footbal' was taken to a hospital for treatment of inju ceived in their opening game of the seas Basehor high school in Wyandotte County. Richard Hoffman. 14. son of Mr. and Hoffman, suffered a fracture of the left Campbell, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max ceived an apparently minor concussion, fi - 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gillette knee injury. The three boys, ail of whom live in K injured in separate plays during the gam They were treated and released at the munity Medical center. Adding insult to Edgerton's inj ” climbed to 32-2 in favor of Basehor. But Frank Specht, Edgerton's ne' undaunted today by the fiasco, whic nBfe try at coaching a football game. would continue to have a football philosophically accepted the deb; Joe Daniels BASEHOR WINS The fightinr Basehor Bob- cats wrapped up sec -nd place in the Tri-County League ir nerve racking battle with b '■ on. Both Basehor and Fas- to • lad a league standing of 2 22 and one loss when they on the Dragon’s gridiron jjML cide the second place ti- Bobcats started the 1 half off by scor .np on Mwftrst olav. Petitt ran yUckoff back 70 ds. for Bichdown. The extra point B by Florence. r v- . 4tely scored in t e first raj to even the score vVien i BH By passed to Robinson J touchdown. ugre or J to pa.--:, then® touchdown. Tv-e E IB'or the e”tra point I E R Faston s°t up a scor-J (% ■‘ -vy passing. Carpenter I P ,ver the goal line I rom the 2-vd. line to even the score. Easton gained the I lead when the extra point was P made good. The first half - ROW ONE: J. Schwartz, R. Marshall, B. Van Tuyl, G. Grisham, S. Walden, L. Box, B. Lee, T. Steele, C. Nance, B. Zacharias, E. Carlstrom, G. Kenton, J. Seeman. ROW TWO: Coach Cink, R. Brandt, D. Oroke, E. Petitt, V. Florence, B. Ducey, S. Marshall, R. Hansen, G. Mussett. First In T.C.L. Tournament The Bobcats took first place in the Tri-County League Tourna- ment for the first time in 18 years. They also placed third in league standings and fourth at the District Tournament. The A team had a season record of 10 wins and 11 losses while the B team had a record of 3 wins and 13 losses. Among the 22 boys who reported for basketball practice there were 8 returning A team lettermen. They were Ed Petitt, Steven Marshall, Virgil Florence, Fred Box, Glenn Mussett, Russ Hansen, Roger Brandt, and Dean Oroke. Virgil Florence was elected Basketball captain. The basketball manager was Don Knipp. Basehor 49 Stilwell 48 Basehor 48 K.S.D. 47 Basehor 45 Ozawkie 50 Basehor 44 Lansing 70 Basehor 44 Lansing 61 Basehor 44 Linwood 48 Basehor 26 Tongie 54 Basehor 36 Piper 67 Basehor 35 Lin wood 44 Basehor 61 Jarbalo 39 Basehor 35 Piper 62 Basehor 64 Edgerton 33 Basehor 28 Stanley 32 Basehor 62 Easton 59 Basehor 59 Jarbalo 34 Basehor 52 Piper 42 Basehor 51 Easton 43 Basehor 51 Lecompton 67 Basehor 53 Linwood 42 Basehor 42 Auburn 58 Basehor 55 Piper 50 UNWOOD EASTON sehor Defeats Piper Five, 55-50 For Tri-C Crown PIPER. Kan.. _ Baseh I Schools Bobcats . i.Vlf) linro L'nU__ Basehor Hi. - -Seated Pine H x rates 55-50 here Friday night i.fl annex the championship in the wr 9 nu,i! ’' -County League !-:en! ,nd Limvood downed E ton's Dragons : 6-46 for third pi Basehor. posting a 25-19 half 'argin. led al) the — all the way in championship game. Box led winners with 36 points, Musset Petitt 3:? and Oroke 9. while i son and Farmer each Hah i --- armer each had H’ Sebree 10 for Piper Uftwood, after a 26-26 haif idiock, rallied to beat Ka cox Pumped in 20 points victors and Johnson add— o Gwartney hit 19 for Schmidt 10. The scores —.........• • a i basehor - Box « 4 o I, Massett 6 i % ) 1. Mussett 8 15 Petitt 4 4 4 rT 2 i n Total S'-r.v” } w„rri' . ; V. o, PrJstira i ft 7 o Whitney 2 2 4. Totals 21 ft 24 or aselior Defeats aston by 51-43 11 Tri-C Contest BASEHOR, Kan.. — Basehor [igh School's Bobcats took a 10- ,int lead at 45-35 into the fourth luarter, then staved off a late •ally by Easton's Dragons to whip he visitors 51-43 in a Tri-County •‘ague game here Friday Basehor led at the quarter 16-L. id by 28-22 at halftime. Box, with 12 points. Oroke 11 and Petitt 9. led the attack for the winners, while Easton's Gwart nev proved high scorer of the game with 19. Robertson added 9 and Pol ley 7 for the losers. Easton won the B” team con- test 53-25. Piper is to host the annual Tn- County League tournament, start- ing Tuesday with one game. Jar- balo vs Easton at 7:45. Semi-finals are set Thursday evening, conso- tion and championship games iday evening. The Baschor-Eas- ton score: basehor .........if % «Z EASTON .......... 12 22 33 , ,a5s“o?.kt ;T5,r, ' 3 nrr« v0 d««� . w FASTON — Gwartney 7 5 2 £ydt213 2 3 5‘ Fitzpatrfck ? 2 3. o 0 Z0. Wells 1 o 0. Long 0 0 Totals 15 13 21. Ed Petitt Glenn Mussett ts f f 0 fob hi t 4. ! b T J'k. ; Fred Box Basehor Defeats Jarkalo by 59-34 In Tri-C Contest JARBALO, Kan.. — Basehor High School's Bobcats, leading all the way, defeated Jarbalo Hj rJ: School’s quint Virgil Florence It’ll be Piper and Basehor | in the championship round, of ; the Tri-County league tourna- i ment tonight at Piper. This was decided in last night’s semi-final round when Basehor ran over Linwood, 53-42, and Piper rallied past Easton, 58-53. Tonight’s cham- pionship game will be at 8:45 with Linwood and Easton meeting in the coiisolation game at 7:15. Cliff .McCool was the differ-1 I I Steve Marshall Dean Oroke Ozawkie Defeats Basehor Bobcats By Score of 50-44 y y Score BASEHOR. Kan., — Leading aU the way. Ozawkie High School’s basketball team defeated Baschor's Bobcats 50-44 here las) night. The victors led at halftime 19-15 and held a short margin over the second half. M.Scott with 13 point; and Brtintnn 12 naeed ttw attar-L Russ Hansen Roger Brandt Bill Ducey The Basehor Bobcats started the track season with 17 boys, including 10 returning lettermen. The track team had a very good season this year by tying or breaking 5 school records. The records were: Fred Box tied the 100 yd. dash to 10.5; Fred Box and Roger Brandt broke the 220 yd. dash record at 24.3; Ed Petitt broke the low hurdles record at 21.6; the 880 Relay composed of Box, Petitt, Brandt, and Knipp at 1:38.5; the Medley Relay composed of Marshall, Box, Petitt, and Knipp at 4:01.5. The biggest highlight of the track season was when Basehor won the Tri-County League Track Meet at Abeles Field in Leavenworth by scoring 81 1 2 points. . Don Knipp was elected track captain. Basehor 102 Piper 63 Basehor 79 Lin wood 81 Edgerton 10 Basehor 100 Easton 43 Jarbalo 25 Basehor 79 Lin wood 57 1 2 Piper 33 1 2 Linwood 70 Piper 39 Basehor 81 1 2 Easton 30 Jarbalo 17 1 2 Steve Marshall Ed Carlstrom manages to smile even though it's Freshman initiation. Readying the Junior Stand for the coming football games. Band appears before K.S.T.A Convention at Shawnee Mission East. Half time is a time for rest and these boys are taking advantage at the Piper game. Waiting for the bus to leave for K.U. Band Day. Homecoming requires a lot of preparation Horizon Club girls dressing for Annual picture. Senior Play tiger gets toes topped. The Carnival and its Royalty, Queen Phyllis and King Bill. Linda and Janet are faced with the decision of which drape to wear for Senior pictures. Tension mounts but we won! A couple of those great pep assemblies the cheerleaders were always coming up with including Prof. Fugalfoot, an honored guest speaker. The bus ride to and from games became a part of school life to those that went just as much as the game itself. Glenn and others at the annual school Christmas party. And of course we had chap- erones! Ed and J. D. suffer conse- quences of talking in Typing Class. Those who stayed for the mixers had fun. Kathy, Ann, and Joyce await others so class can begin. There are always those friendly talks between classes. Studying proves to be too hard for Charlotte and Wanda. Kathy Waters and Skip Walden in a scene from the one-act play Squaring It With the Boss . If the Juniors hope to make money they have to keep the pop case full. Here Kathy Eyerly is given the job. Sheila Wiley models a dress she made at the fashion show given by the sewing class at the Mothers luncheon given each year by the cook- ing class. At left Cathy Calovich is serving Mrs. Schilling. Hoping this will be the winning jump is Ed Petitt at the-T.C.L. track meet. Picking up the first place T.C. L. track trophy is Don Knipp, track captain. The Junior-Senior Prom was a lot of work as shown on the faces of Joyce and Sharon, but it was well worth the enjoyment felt by those that attended. . -w— - . x. _ -• I' ' The girls will never forget those fabulous games in girls' phys. ed. and neither will Coach. Linda Wacker, President of National Honor Society gives her speech at the induction of new members. The crowning of the Annual King and Queen-- Don and Faye. A special honor was given to Mr. Kenton for 27 years of service. The Senior Trip was a great way to end four great years. It was a lot of fun and for this the seniors took time out to give thanks. The Class Night program Club 61 was a great success. There was the traditional class will. The end of high school life for 30 seniors. 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