Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1971 volume:

We Present the BASEHOR BOBCAT of 1971 Editor: Janet Thomas Assistant Editor: Libby Creason Sponsor: Miss Zang He was there... He was there on August 27, the first day of school when we, as freshman, first walked excitedly through the halls of BHS. His heart leapt with joy at the prospect of 45 new students cheering eagerly - their hearts now loyal to the green and white. He sat as silently as a shadow on the night of our Homecoming game, and he shared with all of us the feeling of pride as our varsity team ran onto the field. He watched intently as each maid was escorted to her throne. During the many Pep Assemblies, as the school song echoed throughout the gym, his staunch form could be seen shining, and his mighty voice was heard over the crowds enthusiastic yells. His presence was felt by all on those frosty evenings on the football field during football games and on each crowded, stuffy night in the gym during basketball season. Yes, he was always with us. Every day he was left alone to wander down the deserted halls. He smiled to himself as he thought that what we had accomplished that day was to go with us to face all our tomorrows, and that these accomplishments would contribute to that adventure called life. He shed a tear with each of us on our Class Night as we brought back to mind those unforgettable events of our past four years at BHS. He knew our feeling as we walked down the halls of BHS for the last time and when we received that long awaited diploma on graduation night. He knew that the past four years had taught us to face the future with a whole and happy heart, and he was content. How can we forget his sportsmanship in accept- ing defeat or his humility in meeting victory? His spirit will linger with all of us long after our days at BHS are through. He is the green and white, the spirit, the courage, the fight....................................... .. .our mighty BOBCAT. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Congratulations, Class of 1971 Commencement for you is at hand—not gradua- tion. You will never truly graduate until your earthly journey has ended. This is not an end for you, only a beginning, truly a commencement. For twelve years now you have been fashioning a “bag of tools” for this commencement time. I hope you have fashioned them well and that they will serve you effectively as you work with your fellow- man to solve the problems which you will face as you journey down the road of life. You must be prepared to continually re-fashion this “bag of tools” for your generation, more than any other before in the history of man, must hold itself flexible and ready to accept change as it faces up to the problems of our present time and the challenges of the years ahead. Good luck. Class of 1971, and “get with it.” Ward L. Kiester Superintendent Instruction and Leadership... Dear Students: Congratulations on another successful year. Per- haps your experiences at Basehor High School have been filled with “good times” as well as “bad”. I only hope that the “good times” have out weighed the “bad” and that you can take the “good times” and build on these stepping stones and pleasant experiences for the future. This is a time for reflection; for evaluation; for decision making; to determine where you will go in the future—to decide what you will do with your life. I am sure you realize, as you reflect, that your education is not finished nor perhaps will it ever be completed. Each year, of which this annual is a testimonial, is merely a step into the future. Good luck as you advance through school and life. Good luck as you step through the future. Sincerely, James E. Campbell, Principal 4 The BOBCAT Staff wishes to express the appreciation of the Student body of B.H.S. to the members of the Board of Education for their devoted work in bringing to this school district a higher standard of learning. It is through their careful deliberation that the Basehor-Linwood School District is becoming one of the best educated areas in the State. Standing: Mr. Robert L. Williamson, Mr. Wayne D. Trail, Mr. Howard G. Jones. Sitting: Mr. Richard H. Brauer, Mr. Eugene H. Poggemeyer, and Mr. Ralph A. Eberth. Faculty Stimulates Mr. Chris Anderson B.S. and B.A., University of Kansas Social Sciences Economics Senior Play Senior Gass Mrs. Marilyn Anderson B.S. and M.A., University of Kansas English BREEZE Composition Pep Gub Mr. Robert Cope A. A., San Diego Junior College B. S., University of Kansas Spanish Spanish Gub Mrs. Marlene Dillard B.A., Oklahoma State University English and Speech One-Act Ray and Junior Play Horizon Gub G Interest, Mr. William f ranklin B.S., Tulsa University Mathematics Head F ootball Coach Key Club Mr. Dehnar Garrison B.A., Kansas Wesleyan University M.S., Kansas State Teachers College Assistant Football and Track Coach Industrial Arts Junior Class Mrs. Ruth Grube B.S., Central Missouri State College Librarian Junior Class Mr. Ambrose Jennings B.S., Northwestern Missouri State College Lab Science, Physics 7 Ideas, Mr. Richard Johnson B.S., Northwestern State College American Government, Physical Iducation Head Track Coach Assistant Basketball and Football Coach Sophomore Class Mrs. Irene Kiester B.S., University of Kansas Bookkeeping General Business Student Council Mr. Robert Moews B.S., Kansas State University Music Department Band and Chorus Music Theory 8 Leadership, Mr. J. Andrew Nelson B.S., Kansas State University M.S., University of Missouri at Kansas Gty Mr. Arthur Wells B.S.E., Emporia State Health, Biology, Chemistry Freshmen Gass Miss Betty Zang B.S., Kansas State Teachers College Commerce Annual Staff BREEZE Production Connie Mattson and Christopher Schoggcn were our student teachers from the University of Kansas. y Linda Mussctt is Mr. Kiestcr’s helper. Lois Lee is Mr. Campbell’s helper. Here are our careful bus drivers. 10 Jesse Barnett is our hard-working custodian. To Class of 1971: Four years ago we entered into these hallowed halls of learning as frightened Freshman. It doesn't seem possible that it was so long ago. But time goes fast, we're no longer those frightened Freshmen. We've finally reached the Utopian height as Seniors. We have shared many laughs and good times together, as well as few bad, while we have been in good old BUS. Although we are the smallest class in Basehor, we do have accomplishments of which we can be proud and which we can look back upon with fond memories. Most of us will hate to leave BHS but, as they say, all good things must come to an end sometime. Much Luck, Donna Hoppe, President Class of 1971 JOHN EDGAR DAVOREN Key Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3,4;Treasurer 4;Class President 3;Senior Play; Junior Ray; Boys State; Yearly Honor Roll 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Homecoming Escort 4; Football 1, Lettered 2,3,4; Track 1, Lettered 2,3,4; Top Ten Per Cent of Class Class of 71 Senior class sponsor, Mr. Chris Anderson and class officers; Donna Hoppc- Presidcnt, Leonard Klamm-Vicc President, and Mary Williams-Sccretary- Treasurcr. MARIAN EDITH GRAVATT Pep Gub 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; STUCO Representative 1,2; Sen- ior Ray; Junior Ray; Girls State; Cheerleader 3,4; Yearly Honor Roll 2,4; D.A.R. 4; N.C.T.E. 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Annual Queen 4; Carnival Royalty 1,4; Breeze 2,3,4; Annual 3, 4; Top Ten Per Cent of Gass 12 CATHY LYNN MARTIN Pep Club 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Class President 2; One-Act Play; Senior Play; Junior Play; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Home- coming Royalty 4; Breeze 1,2,3,4; Top Ten Per Cent of Class MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Pep Club 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 4; Gass Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Yearly Honor Roll 2.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Royalty 4; Breeze 3,4; Annual 1,2,3,4; Top Ten Per Cent of Gass BONNIE ARCHAMBEAU Transferred 4 DAVID JOSEPH BANZHAF Key Gub 2,3,4; Lt. Governor 4; Spanish Gub 3,4; STUCO Representative 2, V. IYcs. 3, Pres. 4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Magazine Captain 3,4; Boys State; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Carni- val Royalty 1; Breeze 4; Football 1, Lettered 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, Lettered 4 BEVERLY KAYE BEAMAN Senior Play; Junior Play; Yearly Honor Roll 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorale 2,3,4. 13 TYRI SI-Q. BEY Science Club 3,4; Senior Play; Junior Play Football 1, Lettered 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3, Lettered 4; Track 1, Lettered 2,3,4. LARRY RAY BLASCIIF Magazine Captain 1; Football 1, Lettered 2, 3,4. RICHARD DOUGLAS DRAKE Key Club 2,3,4, Representative 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; STUCO Representative 4; Gass Presi- dent 1; Senior Play; Junior Play; Magazine Captain 4; Giorus 1; Homecoming Escort 4; Football 1, Lettered 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, Lettered 4, Captain 4; Track 1,2, Lettered 3,4, Captain 4. 14 TERRY LEE FULKERSON Football 1, Lettered 4; Basketball 1,2, Let- tered 3,4; Track 1. LOMAN DARRELL FULLINGTON Junior Play. HARRY DEAN HANNAH Qass Secretary-Treasurer 1; Science Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Football 1,4, Lettered 2; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1; Vo-Tech 4; Sec. of VICA 4. STEVEN JOSEPH HOEGLER Football 1, Lettered 2,3,4, Trainer 4. DONNA JEAN HOPPE Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Bernie Bobcat 4; Class Presi- dent 4; Senior Play; Yearly Honor Roll 4. 15 RANDY K. HOWLETT Transferred from Coronado H.S. 2; Science Club 2; STUCO Representative 3; Band 2,3,4, President 4; Magazine Captain 2;Giorus 2,3,4; Chorale 3,4; Basketball 2, Lettered 3,4, Cap- tain 4. LINDA MAE K1TCHELL IVp Gub 3,4; Magazine Captain 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4. NANCY LOU KADF.RLY Pep Gub 3,4; Annual Royalty; Breeze 3,4; Annual 4. LEONARD DEAN KLAMM Key Gub 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Spanish Gub 4; Gass Vice-President 4; Senior Play; Band 1; Homecoming Escort; Football 1,2, Lettered 3,4; Track Lettered 2,3,4, Captain 4. JOHN R. LEWALLEN Senior Play; Homecoming Escort; Football 1, Lettered 2,3; Basketball 1,2, Lettered 3,4, Captain 4; Track 1,2,4. 1G GAIL ANN LUNCEFORD Pep Gub 2,3,4; STUCO Representative 4; Senior Play; Magazine Captain 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; Breeze 4. STEVEN E. MATHIA Key Gub 4; Spanish Gub 2,3,4, President 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Chorus 4; Football 1,2, Lettered 3; Basketball 1,2,3. NANCY KAY MORRIS Pep Gub 2,3,4; STUCO Treasurer 4; Gass Vice-President 3; Chorus 2. KATHY ANN PETITT Pep Gub 1,2,3,4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 2,3; Yearly Honor Roll 3,4; Carnival Royalty 2; Annual Royalty 4; Annual 4. CINDY M. SHAUGHNESSY Chorus 4; Breeze 3,4. 17 HARD1E EUGENE WARD Band 1,2,3 4; Vo-Tech 4; President V1CA 4. GARY EARL STAATZ Band 1,2,3, President 4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorale 4; Carnival Royalty 4; Football 1, Lettered 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2. JANET E. THOMAS Pep Gub 1,2,3,4, Representative 2; Gass Secretary-Treasurer 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorale 3.4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Carnival Royalty 3; Annual 3,4; Yearly Honor Roll 4. ROY LEE WEBB Key Gub 3, Treasurer 4; Magazine Captain 3; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4. lb DAVID LYNN THOMAS One-Act Play 4; Junior Play; Giorus 4; Breeze 3; Vo-Tech 4, Parliamentarian MICHELLE WAGGONER WELCH Chorus 3; Senior Plav 4. STANLEY S. WILES III Key Gub 4; STUCO Representative 1; Chorus 3,4; Chorale 3,4; Eootball 2, Lettered 3,4; Basketball 1. THOMAS RAY WORLEY Science Gub 2; Spanish Gub 3; Junior Play; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Breeze 3; Vo-Tech 4; VIC A Treasurer 4. The Senior Gass sings the Alma Mater Gass Night. National Honor Society and Top Ten Per Cent: Marian Gravatt, John Davoren, Mary Williams, and Cathy Martin. Biggest wolf and shortest skirts Most shy 20 Rev. Jerry Tubach talks to the Seniors at Baccalaureate. The Senior mothers served the Senior breakfast. Tom Worley has deep thoughts about Baccalaureate. 21 Cathy Martin receives Betty Crocker Award. Nancy Kaderly marches onward. Juniors Together The Gass officers for the year of 70-71 are, pictured from left to right: Pat Kreutzer, Vice-President; Jane Russell, Secretary-Treasurer; Gene Kelly, President. Sponsors are: Mr. Garrison and Mrs. Grube. For A Successful All juniors are required to take American History. But. as you can see here, it wasn’t all bad. 22 Year My past year as President of the Junior Class has been perhaps the most difficult and active of my life. As President I have gained valuable experience in dealing with people and managing affairs. It has been an honor and privilege to serve the class of ’72. We accomplished much and we participated in everything. I don’t know a better or more suited group. I am proud to be a member. Gene Kelly Junior Class President Ralph Bailey Steve Barron John Boggs Kim Bowman Richard Carmitchel David Chiles Cindy Christenson Libby Creason Steve Dramann Carol Pouts Mark I ranklin Mike Puller 23 Robert Fuller Debbie Garrison Anita Gravatt Karen Hardwick Richard lledrich Danny Hiatt Danny Hoegler Daniel Hubbcl Doug Jenkins Cheryl Kelly Gene Kelly Shirley Kelly Susan Kitchcll Gary Knipp Larry Knipp Rat Kreutzer Janet McDowell Annie Millison Ruth Mixon Richard Murphy 24 Rose Ann Nick Doyle Osborn Rhonda ftilmer Joyce Peterson Sandy Porter Terry Roberts Paul Runnels Jane Russell David Scheller Paul Steeby Rusty Swisher Debbie Swope Dotty Thomas Dennis Treff Nancy Trieb Jimmy Wiles Steve Williams Vicki Williams Dale Wilkes Jeff Wright 25 Sophomores Mr. Richard Johnson, sponsor; Linda Russel, Vice-President; Dick Espy, President;and Loretta Porter, Secretary-Treas- urer. These people should be congratulated for the great amount of effort they put out toward the Sophomore class. Enjoy To the Class of ’73: I would like to congratulate our class for showing initiative and growing spirit. We had our ups and downs, but our spirit never died. When things weren’t going our way we worked that much harder to straighten them out. Our initiative and growing spirit was proudly displayed through- out the year, especially the Music Carnival. Most of our success goes to our great sponsor, Mr. Johnson. I hope this year will be just one stepping stone toward the bright future ahead for the great class of ’73. Sincerely yours. Prosperous This year the Sophomore class decided to have some- thing different for their bake sale. Dressed up as a clown, Janet Timmons, tries to wave in customers from the street. 2G Year The Sophomore class meets three or four times a semester. During these meetings plans are made for money-making projects, parties, the music carnival, etc. This year, the carnival king and queen, Dennis Kelly and Linda Russell, were members of our class. Rim Allison Jed Beers Rodney Blaschc Howard Bleam Marion Boggs Allen Breuer Alan Carmitchcl Rose Davoren Ronald DcGracvc Donna DeMaranville Jeanic Drake Dorothy Dyerson 27 Steve Eberth Nancy Einhcllig Dick Espy Harry Fuller Roger Fullington Jesse Hamblin Bill Harnden Allen Harvey Sandy Hein John Hoegler Mike Hughes Steve Irwin Denise Jones John Kaderly Barbara Klamm Dennis Kelly Twyla Klamm Mike Lunceford Ellen Miller Teresa Millsap 2b Chris Mixon Jeff Morris Paula Mustek Venita Nash Richard Oclschlacger David Pantle Loretta Porter Gary Riley La Donna Roberts Linda Russell Lorrie Schubert Vaughn Stoner Janet Timmons David Trower Steve Walta Billy Williams Nanette Williamson Robert Woods Elaine Worley Frank Zacharias 29 The class of “74” worked hard in school as well as class activities. Freshman Class Shows Promise rhe Freshman officers of 1970-71 were: Prcsident-Kim Breuer; Vice-President-Debbic Kelly; Secretary-Treasurer- Donna Poggemeyer;and class sponsor was Mr. Wells. 30 Eric Bowman Yvonne Bradshaw Dennis Breucr Kim Breuer Chuck Carmitchel Joyce Cash Debbie DcMaranvillc Victor Dyerson Tom Espy Ray Finley Kent Freeman Robert Fullington Bobby Gravatt Kenny Guth Janice Hamel Jerry Hardwick Cindy Harvey Debbie Hein Dee Ann Henry Steve Hill 31 Jeff Johnson Mike Johnson Debbie Kelly Daisy Kitchell Joanie Kreutzer Denise MeGurg Mike McDowell Jeff Meyer James Murphy Scott Nash Kelly Neu Danny Nick )! Allen Northern Gary Peterson Benny Pierce Debbie Pouppirt Patty Porter Ron Porter Donna Poggemeyer Dean Ready 32 Larry Riley Diana Roberts Rose Schmutz Jimmy Sheehan Carl Shore Harold Shore Donna Sterner Gifford Swope Tom Theno Rodney Thompson Nancy Vickers Dan Walta June Walta Pam Ward Jim Whistler Rick Williams Loretta Young Rhonda Zacharias 33 34 74 has fun. Freshmen are enthusiastic. Boy and Girl Staters Enjoy Learning BOYS STATE John Davoren represented his city as mayor. “Boys' State was an experience that proved to be very enjoyable and worthwhile to me. While I was there I learned a lot about our government and its various branches. I also took part in court sessions, public hearings, etc. At Boys’ State I met many people and left with many friends.” “I enjoyed having the chance to go to Boys’ State. It gave me a chance to not only learn about state and local govern- ment, but it also gave me an opportunity to meet other Boy Staters. I learned the powers of local government for better understanding when I was elected mayor of my city. During my free hours, I noticed the spirit of my city and county as we participated in different contests. For the most part, I enjoyed Boys’ State and recommend that our junior boys apply to go.” David Banzhaf enjoyed himself and learned much. “My week at Sunflower Girls’ State was filled with the learning of government and making new and wonderful friends. My most memorable evening was the night of the candlelight service where each city was acknowledged. 1 wish every girl had the opportunity to attend Girls’ State and to take advantage of the government insight they offer.” 30 Marian was council woman of her city. National Honor Society Front row-second year members: M. Gravatt, J. Davoren, C. Martin, M. Williams. Back row-first year members: K. Bowman, J. Peterson, M. Frank- lin, L. Creason,G. Kelly, E. Aldridge, D. Hubbel, A. Gravatt, S. Porter. Cathy Martin presents Kim Bowman with her award. Mr. Campbell prepares to induct the new members with the aid of the old members. D.A.R. Recipient Marian Gravatt is the recipient of the Daughters of American Revolution award this year. She was chosen by the faculty on her leadership and citizenship qualities. This award is always given to a senior girl, and every girl in the senior class has an opportunity to apply for it. Marian also won the NCTE award her junior year. 37 Queen Marian And Her Royal Court Queen Marian Gravatt Princess Jane! Thomas Princess Cathy Martin It’s just wonderful. 39 Cathy rides in style. “I was really thrilled. Leonard Klamm escorts Cathy. Homecoming Royalty: Cathy Martin. Marian Gravatt, and Janet Thomas. Queen candidates receive charms at pep assembly. Homecoming Highlights •10 Sophomores chose to eat the dragons. Freshman float: “Bury the Dragons.”. Music Carnival Excites y Marian Gravatt and Gary Staatz Gary Knippand Anita Gravatt Jerry Hardwick and Dee Henry KING DENNIS QUEEN LINDA The annual Music Carnival proved to be a big success this year with a profit of around S650.00. The carnival is the sole money-raising project for the Music department. Each class helps by constructing and operating three booths. They also elect a king and a queen candidate who will reign if their class makes the most money. The sophomore class ruled this year with candidates Linda Russell and Dennis Kelly. Other candi- dates were: seniors, Marian Gravatt and Gary Staatz; juniors, Anita Gravatt and Gary Knipp; and freshmen. Dee Ann Henry and Jerry Hardwick. Rose Davorcn prepares to fall. 41 Steve Eberth relaxes among busy bingo players. 1971 Annual 42 Queen Marian Gravatt, Activity Editor. Royalty Reigns Kathy Pctitt, Asst. Business Manager David Chiles crowns the queen StuCo and Annual Staff decorate for dance. 43 44 Just Begun Members of the Junior Gass provided entertainment following the Faculty, as well as students, enjoy decorations of the Prom, banquet. jU2lX The “Morning Star”, playing mostly rock, kept everybody dancing. Mrs. Fouts and Mrs. Porter served refreshments. Program Menu Invocation Welcome Response Mr. Kiester Gene Kelly Donna Hoppe “Close To You “We’ve Only Just Begun “Love Story Swiss Steak Baked Potato Com Cottage Cheese Salad Hot Rolls Butter Chocolate Pie Nuts Mints Coffee Iced Tea Sandy Porter Rhonda Palmer Danny Hubbel Richard Carmitchel Accompanist— Rusty Swisher Gene Kelly Dotty Thomas Paul Runnels —Paul Steeby Address ............................... Mr. Howard Jones Response ............... Mr. J. E. Campbell 46 Mr. Howard Jones presented an interesting speech. The head tabic of the banquet awaits dinner. Speech A Success Twyla Klamm received a 2 at League, 2 at District. David Chiles received a 1 at League, 2 at District. Libby Creason received a 1 at League, 1 at District, 1 at State. Pam Allison received a 2 at League, 2 at District. Sandy Porter received a 1 at League, 1 at District, 2 at State. Danny Hubbel received a 1 at League, 3 at District. Teresa Millsap received a 1 at League, 2 at District Steve Hoeglcr received a 2 at League. Four Go To Vo-Tech This year Baschor had four students attending the Area Vocational Technical School. These stu- dents are from left to right: Harry Hannah, Hardy Ward, David Thomas, and Tom Worley. All four were in the top five percent of their class and each held a class office. 48 Spirit Excites BHS The bonfire creates glowing spirit. The cheerleaders make fun in a humorous skit. BERNIE BOBCAT adds spark to the Pep Gub. Bobcat pride is displayed in this huge sign. The cheerleaders salute the flag. Look Ma, she’s foaming at the beak! Be Happy, Go Wacky! Marian Gravatt — Ricky Drake------- Mary Williams — David Banzhaf — Michelle Waggoner Cathy Martin — Gary Staatz------- Kathy Petitt Leonard Klamm Gail Lunceford — Donna Hoppe — Tyrese Bey------- John Lewallcn — John Davorcn — Steve Mathia----- Daffy Dixon Dizzy Dixon Aunt Molly Milarkey Garley Glanders Peachie May Glanders Pam Dixon Clay Dixon Madge Whaley Whiz Whaley Mrs. Whaley Ellen Drake J. Woolford Woolrich Bill Corson Dick Desmond Stafford Yates I quits! Ah, my sweet little lovely. Director, Mr. Anderson. Why, it’s Peachie May and Garley! Come on Sugar! 50 THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman Cast presents Mrs. Dillard with gift certificate. Dear Mr. Whiteside, I’ve been trying all day to sec you. To give you-----this. Oh. June, if it had been anyone but that awful boy. Thank goodness you stopped it, Ernest. Cast Mrs. Stanley . . . . Rhonda Palmer Miss Preen Richard Stanley . . . . Steve Barron June Stanley Alice Sarah Mrs. Dexter Mrs. McCutchcon .... . . . . Libby Creason Mr. Stanley . . . . David Scheller Maggie Cutler Dr. Bradley Sheridan Whiteside . . . . . . . Dannv Hiatt Harriet Stanley Bert Jefferson Professor Metz . . . . Paul Runnels Mr. Baker Michaelson Henderson . . . . Dale Wilkes Expressman Lorraine Sheldon .... . . . . Sandy Porter Sandy Beverly Carlton . . . . Rusty Swisher Westcott Radio technicians .... . . . . John Boggs, Richard Carmitchel Banjo Plain clothes man Two deputies . . . . Gary Knipp Dale Wilkes I am suing you for a hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Sherry, darling. I’ve so much to tell you I don't know where to start. Sherry, my evil one, I have written the finest comedy since Molicrc, also the best revue since my last one. Behold, Sherry! Roach City! Inside here arc ten thousand cockroaches. To Bobolink for her Spirit One Act Play Cast Bobolink Bowen Nellie......... Rcnaldo ....... Fritz......... Gretchen....... Anna Marie . .. Doorman ....... Celebrites Sandy Porter Cathy Martin Gene Kelly Danny Hubbel Debbie Garrison Elaine Aldridge David Chiles Libby Creason David Thomas Two autograph hounds Mrs. Dillard checks rating. “Whoever heard of Irina Nechibidikoff? Tense moments after presentation. “He told me to call him Tom.. “Can I have your autograph? Roses of appreciation. Student Government Back row: G. Lunceford, R. Drake, E. Aldridge, D. Hubbel, N. Williamson, S. Eberth, R. Schmutz, K. Neu. Front row: Mrs. Kicstcr, N. Morris, D. Banzhaf. R. Nick, D. Chiles. The Student Council is an organization designed to represent the high school student body. They provide activities such as K. U. Assemblies, the Annual Dance, a Christmas program, and Student Council elections. They also sponsor the Homecoming Dance. Their only money-making project is the magazine sales. This year’s Student Council was energetic, efficient, and successful. Several new projects were presented for improving some part of the school. These projects included: a STUCO Suggestion Box, a calendar to post the events during the year, and new banners for the basketball season. 54 Stuco officers: D. Chiles, V. Pres.; N. Morris, Treas.; R. Nick, Sec.; D. Banzhaf, Pres. Offers Service Rose Ann and Nanette put in several hours of work making new banners for the basketball season. Mrs. Kicster. sponsor, and David, Pres., discuss Stuco activities. Danny Hubbel made the Student Council calendar and was in charge of keeping it up to date throughout the year. The new Stuco officers arc initiated at awards night. Bob Larson entertained and educated the students during an assembly 55 Sr. captains: Janet Thomas, David Banzhaf, Randy Howlett, Rick Drake. Jr. captains: Elaine Aldridge, Daniel Hubbel, David Chiles. The high magazine salesmen for 1970-1971: (front) Gene Kelly, high salesman, (2nd row) Rim Allison, Carol Touts, (3rd row) Paul Runnels, Janet McDowell, (top) David Pantle. Magazine Sales A Success For STUCO Frosh captains: Kelly Ncu, Nancy Morris, Donna Poggcmcyer, Rose Schmutz. Soph, captains: Steve Ebcrth, Linda Kitchell, Barbara Klamm, Nanette Williamson. 56 The Spirit Boosters V-I-C-T-O-R-Y!” Marian Gravatt; Head, Kathy Petitt, Anita Gravatt, Debbie Garrison Top; Linda Russell 57 Kathy: Asst. Head Debbie Marian Anita Linda Three Cheers For BHS! First Row: D. Hein, M. Williams, D. Thomas. L. ('reason. C. Martin. M. Gravatt, J. Krcutzcr, P. Porter, N. Williamson, C. Fouts, D. DeMaranville. Second Row: J. Russell, E. Aldridge, C. Harvey, D. Pouppirt, D. Kelly, L. Russell, K. Breuer, D. Henry, T. Millsap, B. Klamm, G. Lunceford, N. Morris. Third Row: S. Hein, S. Porter, D. Jones, R. Davorcn, N. Einhcllig, D. Garrison, T. Klamm, L. Porter, R. Schmutz, D. McQurg, J. McDowell. Fourth Row: Y. Bradshaw, J. Thomas, D. Hoppe, J. Timmons, E. Miller. P. Allison, K. Petitt, J. Peterson, E. Worley, D. Poggemeycr, P. Kreutzer, R. Nick, N. Kaderly. Top: A. Gravatt. 58 M. Anderson, Sponsor; K Breuer, Frosh. Rep.; R. Davorcn, Soph. Rep.; J. Timmons, Sec.-Treas.; L. Creason, V. Pres.;C. Martin, Pres.; M. Gravatt, Cheerleader Rep. Mrs. Anderson and Cathy discuss club business. Pep Club listens attentively at meeting. Barbara and Denise display colorful hoop. Cheerleaders and Pep Gub shout for a victory. The Pep Gub sponsored concessions. Bernie (Donna) urges Pep Gub to yell. 59 B.H.S. Key Club 1st Row: D. Schellcr, S. Eberth, G. Kelly. L. Klamm, R. Webb. J. Davoren, R. Drake, S. Wiles. 2nd Row: D. Kelly, D. Espy, L. Knipp. D. Banzhaf, G. Knipp. S. Barron, M. Franklin. 3rd Row: Mr. Franklin. D. Chiles, A. Harvey, G. Staatz, S. Mathia, D. Swisher. Officers: L. Klamm, Sec.; J. Davoren. Pres.; R. Webb, Treas.; G. Kelly, Key Club District Board Officers are: D. Espy, Lt. Gov. of Div. 1, and Pres. Elect. G. Kelly, Sec. of Kansas Dist. Represents Leadership Key Club members eagerly prepare to leave for the annual Key Club Convention held at Wichita this year. The Key Club is an organization of responsible high school boys. These boys represent leadership, cooperation, and service to their school, community, and nation. The Key Club started off their year with a pancake feed followed by a new money-making project: to sell cotton candy at basketball games. In late winter they had a very informal Key Club Dance, and in early spring they had their annual Key Club Convention. Painting the football bleachers served as one of their projects. Mr. Franklin and John discuss Key Club business. 61 The selling of cotton candy and the pancake feed served as their main money-making projects. Horizon Club Has Busy Year Front Row (L. to R.): Debbie Pouppirt, Elaine Worley, Rhonda Palmer, Pam Allison, Twyla Klamm, Mrs. Dillard. Second Row: Dee Ann Henry, Debbie Kelly, Kim Breuer, Denise McQurg, Denise Jones, Sandy Hein. Third Row: Barbara Klamm, Rose Davoren, Donna Poggemeyer, Rose Schmutz, Ellen Miller, Nancy Vickcr, Janet McDowell. Rhonda Palmer, President, and Pam Allison, Secretary, preside over the monthly meeting. The Horizon Gub motto is written on the blackboard behind the presi- dent. Left to right: R. Davoren, Vice Pres.; B. Klamm, Trcas.; D. Jones. Senate Rep.; Mrs. Dillard, Sponsor; E. Worley, Hist.; P. Allison, See.; R. Palmer, Pres. 62 Members share ideas at meeting. Rhonda contributes to Christmas food basket. The 1970-71 Brasehor Hori- zon Club has had a very pros- perous year. They held their annual Halloween Party, organ- ized a food and gift basket, held the traditional spring fashion show, and planned a camping trip to Perry Lake. Each club member has contri- buted to make this a success- ful year and a special note of thanks is extended to Mrs. Dillard, sponsor. The fashion show is traditional. Janet McDowell narrates. 63 Everyone wore original costumes to the Halloween Party. 0- to r.) Cathy Martin (Head). Sandy Porter. Rose Schmutz, Debbie Hein Drum Majorette: Cathy Martin Majorettes pose after half-time entertainment. Debbie Hein Majorettes March Onward Sandy Porter Rose Schmutz Music Makers Entertain FIRST ROW: C. Martin, T. Worley, D. Thomas, R. Palmer, D. Henry, D. Poggemeyer, D. Pouppirt, B. Beaman. J. Peterson, D. Garrison, A. Breuer, L. Porter, S. Porter. SECOND ROW (left): R. Schmutz, D. Roberts, T. Millsap, L. Knipp, G. Knipp, J. McDowell. SECOND ROW (right): D. Ready, M. McDowell, P. Porter, D. Hein. THIRD ROW: C. Shore, D. McClurg, B. Gravatt, S. Ebcrth, P. Stceby, B. Woods, G. Peterson, R. Finley, M. Williams, A. Northern, R. Porter, D. Breuer, J. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: J. Wiles, S. Irwin, D. ScheUer, K. Guth, K. Freeman. R. Williams, H. Ward, Mr. Moews, G. Staatz, R. Howlett, C. Swope, H. Bleam, D. Pan tie, S. Barron, P. Runnels. Mr. Moews directs band. Band members and Mr. Moews practice diligently. The Musicmakers Row 1: J. Kreutzer, D. Kite hell, M. Welch, L. Kitchell, D. Pouppirt, R. Blcam, B. Beaman, J. Thomas. Row 2: J. Russell. L. Russell, R. Davoren, M. Boggs. J. McDowell, D. Garrison, K. Bowman, A. Millison, D. McGurg. Row 3: C. Harvey, E. Aldridge, D. Thomas, S. Hein, E. Worley, P. Allison, D. Jones, V. Williams. Row 4: P. Porter, Y. Bradshaw. D. DeMaranville, D. Kelly, N. Hinhcllig, B. Klamm, T. Millsap, L. Porter, S. Porter. Row 5: D. DcMaranvillc, P. Musick, K. Hardwick, N. Williamson, N. Vicker, D. Dycrson. C. Shaughnessy. R. Palmer. Row 6: D. Poggemeycr, K. Breuer, D. Sterner. J. Timmons, S. Kichell, P. Ward, N. Trieb. 66 Row 1: S. Nash, K. Guth, T. Theno, R. Porter. Row 2: D. Pantle, V. Dyerson, K. Neu, A. Northern, J. Johnson. Row 3: P. Runnels, A. Carmitchel, G. Kelly, J. Wiles, J. Morris. Row 4: E. Bowman, G. Staatz, R. Howlett, S. Mathia, R. Carmitchel. 1st row: B. Beaman, R. Palmer, S. Porter, D. Thomas, P. Porter, E. Aldridge. 2nd row: D. McQurg, P. Runnels, G. Kelly, J. Morris, K. Neu, J. Thomas. 3rd row: R. Carmitchcl, G. Staatz, R. Howlett, S. Wiles. Chorale Sing On Choralc at practice. Paul Steeby, accompanist. Band and choir officers. Mr. Moews, director. 67 Bobcat Annual Staff Creates Memories BOBCAT EDITOR Janet Thomas and Assistant Editor Libby Creason BOBCAT Sponsor Miss Betty Zang Business Managers Sandy Porter and Kathy Petitt 68 Copy Editor Pam Allison Photographers Teresa Millsap and Loretta Porter The BOBCAT Annual Staff consists of fifteen hard- working members. These members devoted many hours arranging pages and meeting deadlines. The success of the 1971 BOBCAT depends upon this staff. A special thanks is extended to Miss Zang for her patient advice throughout the year. Sophomore Editor Barbara Klamm, Freshman Editor Patty Porter, and Activity Editors Anita and Marian Gravatt Junior Editor Elaine Aldridge. 69 Sports Editor David Chiles John Morgan suggest a color scheme. Jeff Wright, BREEZE Editor. Breeze Prospers The many hours in which I, and the rest of the staff have devoted to the BREEZE this year, have been hours full of frustration, fun, and a lot of hard work. I would like to thank everyone on the staff—the reporters and especially the hard-working production staff. Not many people realize all the work that has to be done on the pro- duction staff. The students and faculty see only the finished product. I would like to thank Loretta Porter, Teresa Millsap, Nancy Kaderly, and Barbara Klamm in particular. They were four of the people mainly responsible for the production of the paper. The most exciting part of being editor of the BREEZE will be the beginning of next year when we will receive our grade from Quill and Scroll Society. Belonging to this honorary society gives the staff and myself something to look forward to, and a goal in which we can try to achieve. —The Editor Cindy Shaughncssy, BREEZE Co-Editor Production Staff: N. Kaderly, L. Porter, B. Klamm, S. Porter, T. Millsap, J. Wright, C. Shaughncssy, S. Kitchell. BREEZE Reporters: (row 1) D. Hubbel, L. Knipp, G. Knipp, G. Kelly, (row 2) Y. Bradshaw, D. DcMaranville. L. Porter, M. Gra- vatt. C. Martin. E. Aldridge, J. Russell, (row 3) L. Creason, A. Gravatt. M. Williams, N. Kaderly, D. Garrison. D. Jones, R. Davor- en. (row 4) D. Chiles, S. Porter, P. Kruetzer, R. Nick, C. Eouts, P. Allison. 70 Sports editor: Gene Kelly Stapling the paper is part of the job. Quill and Scroll members: K. Petitt, M. Williams, N. Kaderly, C. Martin, M. Gravatt. Editors: T. Millsap, N. Kaderly, C. Shaughnessy, J. Wright, S. Porter, G. Kelly, C. Pouts. Breeze sponsors: Miss Zang and Mrs. Anderson; ant� Jmrnutioiul f Hiorarp Sorinr tnrtMgh Srtionl Journalists Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Society for Higli School Journalists. Members are nominated for outstand- ing work on the high school publications, and then selected for membership by a national board. This year’s honorary members are Cathy Martin, Kathy Petitt, Mary Williams, Nancy Kaderly, Janet Thomas, and Marian Gravatt. 71 La Sociedad De Espanol Spanish Gub officers: D. Hubbel, V. Pres.; D. Thomas, Sec.; R. Swisher, Pres. Front Row (1. to r.): L. Russell, J. Drake, D. Thomas, L. Creason. Middle Row: R. Palmer, Spanish Gub sponsor: Sr. Cope. S. Porter, P. Kreutzcr, C. F'outs. R. Nick. Top Row: G. Kelly, R. Drake, D. Banzhaf, S. Mathia, R. Swisher, D. Hubbel. Science Club Front Row: J. Morris, M. Lunceford, A. Carmitchel, R. Bailey, J. Wiles, D. Roberts, R. DeGracves. Back Row: Mr. Jennings, H. Hannah. M. Hughes, R. Schmutz, R. Blasche, B. Woods. Officers: Mr. Jennings, sponsor; A. Carmitchel, Vice Pres.; D. Roberts, Sgt. of Arms; J. Wiles, Pres.; R. Bailey, Sec. Trcas. 72 Football 70 Cats Going Going into a new league this year posed problems, but the Cats took care of themselves and came out with a good season. They are looking for an even better one next year. 74 The always needed and often helpful trainers and managers. Front Row from L. to R.: John Davoren Fourth Row: Allen Harvey1 Steve Barron , Dennis Kelly1 Seventh Row: Danny Freeman, Dennis Breuer, Rodney Thompson, Cliff Swope, Mike Johnson, Jeff Meyer, Kelly Ncu, Ray Finiey, Jimmy Sheehan, Danny Nick, Tom fcspy, Bennie Pierce. ’Denotes Lettermen. :,iim-rWUcS � Tra!n?-r’ D} Danny Hiatt - Mikc Lunceford . Head Coach William Franklin. Paul Runnels -Manager, Hubbel -Trainer, Mark Franklin . David Trower ; Faghth Row: John Hoegler , Chris Mixon , Jim Whistler, Jerry Hardwick. Kent Final Standings Tonganoxie They 14 Piper 6 Spring Hill 14 Valley Falls 15 Lansing 8 Stanley 0 Louisburg 0 Wellsville 34 75 Varsity Varsity Lcttcrmcn: L. to R.: Randy Howlett, Allen Breuer, John Lewallen, Tyrcsc Bey, Larry Kninp, Coach Del Garrison. Rick Drake, Gary Knipp, David Banzhaf, Terry Fulkerson, Paul Steeby. Final Standings We 44 Baldwin They 58 39 Lansing 46 44 De Soto 65 32 Santa Fe 52 61 Louisburg 65 44 Spring Hill 67 55 Eudora 48 51 Wellsville f 45 34 Blue Valley 42 45 Baldwin 57 45 Louisburg 65 46 Santa Fe 84 66 Spring Hill 67 61 Eudora 59 35 Blue Valley 43 56 Wellsville 71 6 77 Junior Varsity Front row 1 to r, D. Espy, G. Kelly, D. Hubbel, M.Lunceford, V. Stoner. Row 2, D. Chiles, S. Eberth, L. Knipp, Coach Garrison, M. Franklin, G. Knipp, D. Kelly. Final Standings We They 27 Baldwin 31 52 Lansing 69 47 De Soto 41 33 Santa Fe 49 28 Louisburg 53 34 Spring Hill 36 33 Eudora 43 34 Wellsville 64 26 Blue Valley 40 34 Baldwin 44 48 Louisburg 56 33 Santa Fe 45 31 Spring Hill 39 46 Eudora 52 38 Blue Valley 46 38 Wellsville 49 78 Frosh Front row 1 to r, R. Porter, T. Fspy, D. Breucr, Coach Garrison, B. Gravatt, D. Nick, J. Burphy. Row 2, J. Hardwick, J. Sheehan, R. Thompson, E. Bowman, C. Swope, G. Petersen, R. Finley. 79 William Franklin Head Football Coach Del Garrison Head Basketball Coach Richard Johnson Head Track Coach J. V. and Frosh Basketball Arthur Wells Assistant Track Coach And famous Basehor Pink Tent Our Coaches 80 Cats In Action 81 The Cats Rule 1971 Track Team: First Row: Coach R. Johnson, L. Klamm, R. Drake, Coach A. Wells; Row 2: A. Breuer, M. Franklin, G. Knipp, A. Harvey, L. Knipp, D. Espy, D. Chiles, J. Davoren; Row 3: S. Eberth, D. Kelly, D. Trowcr, T. Bey, J. Lcwallen, D. Hiatt, P. Stccby; Row 4: J. Hardwick, K. Free- man, B. Pierce, T. Espy, D. Fore; Row 5: C. Shore, J. Sheehan,G. Peterson, D. Nick, M. McDowell, R. Finley. In the 10 meets our team went to, we came home with 7 trophies. Our well-rounded team brought in 4 of the trophies as 1st places, 2 were 2nd places, and 1 third. We came in 3rd in another meet, but we didn’t receive a trophy. Wherever we went, we were feared, and never unnoticed with our trusty pink tent, who went everywhere with the Cats of 71. ■ Gary Knipp 102 Allen Harvey 89 Larry Knipp 67 Rick Drake 34% Leonard Klanim 17V4 Paul Steeby 15% Mark Franklin 13 David Chiles 12 Tyrese Bey 11 Bennie Pierce 10% John Davoren 2% Cross-Country Row 1 from L. to R.: M. Franklin, D. Kelly. Row 2: B. Pierce, D. Espy, V. Stoner. F 00 CO Invitation To Powder-Puff Derby Susan lends support to Pat as she runs Janet and Rose participate in the wheel-barrow race — wondering all the while why it is so with cans on her feet. much harder than it looks. 84 Rusty and Mark see how the other half lives. Janet! Wouldn’t it be easier to jump those hurdles? Father-Son Banquet The third annual Letterman’s Banquet was sponsored by the Pep Club in honor of the letterman. Dean Russell from Gateway was the Master of Ceremonies and our guest speaker was Jim Nelson from William Jewell College. Master of Ceremonies, Dean Russell. 85 Congratulations to the 1971 Graduating Class. Che first state bank OF TONGANOXIE To n gan oxi e, Kansas Capital and Surplus $300,000 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Jft. FIRST STATE BANK OfrJ aMlUun. a viai Member F.D.I.C. 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