Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1972 volume:

7 .W £ m HZ'- A Time for Everything There is a time to muse about things that were and someday will be A time to look back and remember the years long forgotten. Times of peace and silence reflecting on ages and events. Times of search and discovery preparing ourselves for the future. The time when we realize that one day we must face life alone. The best times we shall recall with fondness: memorable times of our lives, brief moments cherished for the values they hold. Times of youth that departing left footprints on the sand. These times---- we can have but today. For there is always a time to grow old. and lose-, and cry; to speak... ' I Mt DETENTION STUB pi. y Last Name natP £-Zci i97 Room £ iTAIsP t 6- H ReasonPftircrc-O—(-ftt _________t S T E v’J! A- - This Stub must be presented, in person, to the teacher in charge at the time appointed for detention. . r 7 ? _ .•'x. Teacher’s Signature £ NATIONAL SCHOOL MfTHOOS. IHC . 1 1 W SlCNl AX £. CHICAGO 2«. ILL 4 and keep silent and tear down; and die; 6 to war 7 and make peace; a time to love. BOBCAT 1972 BASEHOR HIGH SCHOOL BASEHOR, KANSAS EDITOR LIBBY CREASON ASSISTANT EDITOR BARBARA KIAMM SPONSOR BETTY ZANG DEDICATION Mr. and Mrs. Ward L. Kiester, Sr. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark. And may there be no sadness of farewell. When I embark. Tennyson ADMINISTRATION 3020 T H E S P I R I T T O Because this is a time for reflections, not only of the past but also of our future, the 72 BOBCAT Staff would like to give recognition to the spirited and dedicated administration of Basehor High School. Through their guidance and leadership, Basehor High School has been enriched academically. Ward L. Kiester SUPERINTENDENT Mrs. Marilyn Anderson B. S. and M.A., Univer- sity of Kansas English BREEZE Composition Pep Club Mr. Arthur Wells B.S. E. Emporia State Health, Biology, Chemistry Freshman Class M.S., University of Missouri at Kansas City Counselor Mr. Robert Moews B. S., Kansas State University Music Department Band, Chorus, and Chor- ale Mrs. Jeanette Leuszler B.S., McPherson College Home Economics BEHIND SENIORS LIBBY ANN CREASON Annual Editor 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Vice-Pres. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; One-Act Play 3,4; Junior Play; Drama Play 4; Speech and Drama Fes- tival 2,3,4; Girl's State 3; Yearly Honor Roll 3,4; D.A.R. Award 4; Model U.N. Delegate 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Top 10% Graduate; An- nual Royalty 4; BREEZE 2,3,4; Annual 2,3,4. B.H.S. DANIEL LOUIS HUBBEL Key Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Sci- ence Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4 Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 3,4; Drama Club 4; One-Act Play 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Speech Festival 2,3,4; Magazine Capt. 3,4; Yearly Honor Roll 4; Model U.N. Delegate 4; Band 2; Annual Royalty 4; BREEZE 2,3,4; Annual Senior Editor; Football 2 Trainer 3,4; Basketball 3 Trainer2,4; Track Trainer 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Excort 4; Quill and Scroll 4. DARRELL EUGENE SWISHER Key Club 3,4 Secretary 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4 Pres. 3,4; Drama Club 4; Junior Play; One- Act Play Production 4; Magazine Capt. 4; Chorus 3,4; Annual King 4; Carnival King 2; Carnival Royalty 2,4; BREEZE 3,4; Annual Senior Editor; Football 2,3 Lettered 3; Home- coming Escort 4; Intramurals 2; Quill and Scroll 4. Fire of Friendships CAROL RENEE FOUTS Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Horizon Club 1,2 Vice- Pres. 2; Spanish Club 3,4 Treas. 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; BREEZE 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Yearly Honor Roll 4. JACQUELINE LYNN FORE Transferred 3; Homecoming Royalty 4; Girls Basketball 4. KAREN DIANN HARDWICK Pop Club 1; Horizon Club 1; Drama Club 4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Chorus 3,4. 18 RICHARD ARTHUR CARMITCHEL Science Club 1,2; Junior Play; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Chorale 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4 Lettered 2,3,4; Vo-Tech. 4. NEVA JANE RUSSELL Pep Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 4 Sec-Treas. 4; Class Sec.-Treas. 3; Senior Chorus Rep.; Senior Play; Junior Play; Perfect Attendance Award 3; Chorus 1,3,4; Carnival Queen 2; BREEZE 1,2,3,4. SHARON ELAINE ALDRIDGE Pep Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Rep. 3 Treas. 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4Rep. 2 Pres. 4; Band 2; Chorale 3,4; One- Act Play 3; Speech and Drama Festival 1,3; Magazine Capt. 3,4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Annual Queen 4; BREEZE 3,4; Annual 4. Will Glow JEFFREY PAUL WRIGHT Science Club 1; Spanish Club 4; Drama Club 4; Senior Play; Junior Play Production; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Model U. N. Delegate 4; BREEZE 1,2,3,4 Production Editor 2, Editor 3, Editor-in-chief 4; Intramurals 1. Darkness Through All CYNTHIA SUE CHRISTENSON Pep Club 1,2; Drama Club 4; Senior Play Pro- duction. DAVID MARK CHILES Key Club2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Art Club 4; Student Council Rep. 1,2 Vice- Pres. 3 Pres. 4; One-Act Hay 3,4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Speech Festival 3,4; Mag- azine Capt. 2,3,4; ,ioys State 3; Model U.N. Delegate 4; Chorus 1; Annual Royalty 4, BREEZE 1,2,3; Annual 3,4; Basketball 1.2,3, 4 Lettered4; Track 1,3,4 lettered 3,4; Cross Country 4 Lettered 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Intramurals 4. 19 ANITA KAREL GRAVATT Pep Club 2,3,4 Pres. 4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Student Council Rep. 1,2; One-Act Play 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Drama Club 4; Speech Festival 4; Magazine Capt. 2; Cheerleader 2; Yearly Honor Roll 1, 3,4; Model U. N. Delegate 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Top 10% Graduate; Annual Royalty 4; Car- nival Royalty 1,3; BREEZE2,3,4; Annual 3,4. RALPH GEORGE BAILEY Science Club 1,2,3,4 Pres. 2, Sec. 3,4; Vo- Tech. 4; Chorus 2. PAULW. RUNNELS Science Club 1,2,3,4 Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Drama Club 4; Class Sec.-Treas. 2; Senior Play; Junior Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Chorale 2,3,4; Football Man. 2,3,4; In- tramurals 2,3,4. Moments Happy DOROTHY MERLENE THOMAS Pep Club 1,2,3; Horizon Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4 Sec.-Treas. 3; Drama Club 4; Sen- ior Play; Junior Play; Perfect Attendance Award2,3; Yearly Honor Roll 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Chorale 3,4; Volleyball 4 Let- tered 4 Capt. 4; Intramurals 2. RICHARD EUGENE MURPHY Junior Play Production Linger, JOYCE EARLENE PETERSON Pep Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Rep. 4; Junior Play Produc- tion; Magazine Capt. 4; Perfect Attendance A- ward 3; Yearly Honor Roll 3; Model U.N. Del- egate 4; Top 10% Graduate; Band 3,4; BREEZE 4; Track 4; Bausch Lorn be. 20 JAMES LYNN WILES Science Club 1,2,3; Sec. 2, Pres. 3; Junior Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Football Trainer 2,3. SANDRA ANN PORTER Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Horizon 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Class Pres. 2; One-Act Play 2,3,4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Speech Festival 1,2,3; Majorette 2,3 Head 4; Perfect Attendance Award 1,2,3,4; Yearly Honor Roll 3,4; Model U. N. Delegate 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Top 10 Graduate; Music Festival; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorale 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen; Annual Royalty 4; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; BREEZE 1,2,3,4; Annual 3,4; Volleyball 4; Lettered 4. JANET ELAINE MCDOWELL Transferred 3. Pep Club 3,4; Horizon Club 3,4; Magazine Capt. 4; Band 3,4; Stage Band 4; Chorus 3,4; Chorale 4; BREEZE 3,4; Track 4 Lettered 4; Volleyball 4 Lettered 4; Intra- murals 4. Sad Moments GARY VICTOR KNIPP Key Club 3,4 Treas. 4; Drama Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play Production; Perfect Attend- ance Award 2,4; Band 1,2,3; Homecoming Royalty; Carnival Royalty 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Lettered 2,3,4, Capt. 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3 Lettered 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4 Lettered 2,3,4, Capt. 4. SHIRLEY RUTH KELLY Spanish Club 4; Junior Play. Fade ROSE ANNA NICK Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Rep. 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4 Sec. 3,4; Senior Play; Magazine Capt. 3,4; Perfect Attendance Award 2,3; Homecoming Royalty 4; BREEZE 2,3,4; Track 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 21 TERRY E. ROBERTS Vo-Tech 4. DANIEL GERARD HOEGLER Perfect Attendance Award 2,4; Football 1,2,3, 4 Lettered 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 Lettered 4; Cross Country 4; Basketball Man. 3,4. DEBRA LYNN GARRISON Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; One-Act Play 3,4; Magazine Capt. 1; Cheerleader 2,3, 4, Head 4; Perfect Attendance Award 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,4; Intramurals 1,2,4. The Climb Ended, PAUL ELDON STEEBY, JR. League, District, and State Music Festival 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorale 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Lettered 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Lettered 3,4, Capt. 4; Track 1,2,3,4 Lettered 3,4, Capt. 4. We Peer DAVID WAYNE SCHELLER Key Club2,3,4; Junior Play; Band 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4 Lettered 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football Capt. 4. 22 DENNIS E. TREFF Vo-Tech 4. LARRY MICHAEL KNIPP Kay Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Junior Play; Sen- ior Play Production; Perfect Attendance Award 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Royalty 4; BREEZE3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 Lettered 2,3,4, Capt. 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4 Lettered 2,3,4. EMMA ROSE MEYER Senior Play Production; Transferred 4. ANNA LAURA MILLISON Pep Club 1,2,4; Horizon Club 1; Senior Play Production; Junior Play Production; Music Festival 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. From the Peak to the Future DANIEL LEE HIATT Science Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Junior Play ; Senior Play; BREEZE 4; Football 1,2,3,4 Let- tered 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 Lettered 4. STEVEN EDWARD BARRON Key Club 3,4, Senior Rep.; Drama Club 4; Sci- ence Club 1; Junior Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Football 1,2,3,4 Lettered 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Vo-Tech 4. NANCY JO TRIEB Pep Club 1,2,4; Horizon Club 1; Science Club 3; Junior Play Production; Senior Play Production; Music Festival 1,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Track 4. 23 JAMES DOUGLAS JENKINS Vo-Tech 4. KIM MARIE BOWMAN National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Play Pro- duction; Yearly Honor Roll 4; Chorus 1,2,3. JOHN ANTHONY BOGGS Vo-Tech 4. The End is Only the Beginning CHERYL LOUISE KELLY Junior Play Production. 24 HHONDA KIM PALMER Pep Club 1,2; Horizon Club 1,2,3,4 Pres. 3, State Senate Rep. 2, State Senate Treas. 3; Senior Class Pres.; Junior Play; Senior Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorale 2,3,4; Carnival Royalty 4; Track 4; Volleyball 4 Let- tered 4; Intramurals 1,2. MICHAEL EUGENE KELLY KeyClub2,3,4 Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, State Sec. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Span- ish Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Class Pres. 1,3; Class Vice-Pres. 4; One-Act Play 3,4; Sen- ior Play; Junior Play; Speech Festival 3,4; Boys State 3; Yearly Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; ModelU.N. Delegate4; N.C.T.E. 3; Top 10% Graduate; Music Festival 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Chorale 3,4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Annual Royalty 4; BREEZE 1,2,3,4, Sports Editor 3,4; Annual 2; Football 1,2,3,4 Lettered 2,3, 4, Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track Man. 3, 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. PATRICIA JEAN KREUTZER Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 2,3;Class Sec.-Treas. 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Yearly Honor Roll 4; Per- fect Attendance Award 2,3; Model U.N. Dele- gate 4; Chorus 4; BREEZE 2,3,4; Volleyball 4 Lettered 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 25 Our senior year: the 1st day, athletics, dances, sneak day, the prom, and the pinnacle of our educational en- deavors--Graduation. Has it been good? Only the in- dividual can decide. What have I put into it to make it enjoyable? Has it or I lived up to the hopes or expecta- tions we longed for? Good times to lie remembered again and again. And bad----hopefully to be forgotten. I remember------ remember... w kkA r v The Class of 1972. Its memories, the good, the bad, and the ugly. Remember.... Events only to be remembered by the participants involved. When we as freshmen entered the vastness of high school with great hope and ex- pectations. The times we had from the first moments to now, as we are entering graduation, our last few minutes we experienced at BHS as high school students. 26 JUNIORS Frank Zacharlas Robert Woods Bill Williams Rubina Walker Steve Walta Elaine Worley First Row: Mrs. Grubeand Mr. Gar- rison, Sponsors; Second Row: Bar- bara Klamm and Dick Espy, Senate David Trower Nanette Williamson Vaughn Stoner Janet Timmons David Pantle Linda Russell Jeff Morris Loretta Porter Chris Mixon Nancy Phillips Mike lAinceford Venita Nash Dennis Kelly Nancy Moore Steve Irwin WE TRY 28 Representatives; Third Row: Rodney Blasche, V. Pres., Loretta Porter, Sec., Mike Hughes, Pres. Teresa Mill sap John Hoegler Ellen Miller Allen Harvey Twyla Klamm Bill Hamden Barbara Klamm Jesse Hamblin Denise Jones Roger Fullington Sandy Hein Dick Espy Nancy Einhellig Steve Eberth Dorothy Dyerson Ronald DeGraeves Sandy Dunning Alan Carmitchel Allen Breuer Jeanie Drake Donna DeMaranville 29 HARDER Howard Bleam Rose Davoren Rodney Blase he Marion Boggs Jed Beers Upper Left-Dennis Kelly relaxes during a very interesting film in English m. Allen Brewer casually looks on. Upper Right-These Junior boys take time out from the hard work in their Me- chanical Drawing class to pose for this picture. Lower Right-Many Junior girls took Shorthand I this year. Here is a typical shorthand class in which dictation is taken. SOPHOMORES Rick Williams Jim Whistler Rhonda Zacharias Dan Walta Loretta Young Pam Ward Steve Vesel Rodney Thompson Tom The no June Walta Cliff Swope Officers of t Carl Shore Nancy Vickers Jimmy Sheehan Donna Sterner Larry Riley Dean Ready Rose Schmutz Ron Porter Diana Roberts Gary Peterson ON THEIR 32 David Pace Debbie Pouppirt Allen Northern Patty Porter Danny Nick Kelly Neu Donna Poggemeyer Scott Nash Rita Phillips James Murphy Bob Milton lass of '74 Jeff Meyer Joanic Kreutzor Mike McDowell Mark Law Denise McClurg Daisy Kitchell Mike Johnson Debbie Kelly Jeff Johnson Steve Hill WAY UP 33 34 Dee Ann Henry Jerry Hardwick Debbie Hein Kenny Guth Bobby Gravatt Robert Fullington Cindy Harvey Kent Freeman Debbie DeMaranville Dale Fore Ray Finley Tom Espy Joyce Cash Jerry Eaton Kim Breuer Greg Ayers Victor Dyerson Chuck Carmitchel Dennis Breuer Yvonne Bradshaw Eric Bowman The sophomore class showed enthusiasm this year by participating in the different spirit competitions. The float pictured here was our entry in the Homecoming parade. Although we didn't get first place, we worked together and had lots of fun in the planning and build- ing of it. FRESHMEN Donna Young Lonnie Williamson Don Wiley Miko Webb Tom Walta Shayna Shaughnessy Mark Seeman Janet Ready Paul Perth Rick Neu Robert Loworn Phillip Lewallen Shelia Klamm Rick Kelly Jim Kelly Donald Hiatt Stanley Hensley Frank Hensley Tom Eaton Dora Dyerson Vicki Distefano A FRESH Front Row: Jim Kelly, Pres., Fore, Sec. Back Row: Mr. Wei Brock, Senate Representatives. 36 Lorrie Vesper Neil Timmons Cindy Swope Roy Steeby Larry Sparks Mike Nixon Greg Meyer Ena McIntosh Randy McDowell Brenda Mathia Mark Journey Cathy Johnson Vicci Jenkins Martha Hoegler Tom Higley Steve Fouts Jenny Fore Keith Eberth Brenda Dill Brenda Do Haven Phillip Daniels nnie Williamson, V. Pres., Jenny . Sponsor; Neil Timmons and Darlene BEGINNING 37 Esther Cox Terry Christenson Rebecca Chiles Steve Campbell Darlene Brock Steve Breuer Bill Breuer Billy Breedlove Connie Bell Cindy Beers The break between classes give the Frosh a time to catch up on the latest gossip. The class of 75 have worked hard together in many class activities and hope to work even harder in their last three years at BHS. Randy Becker Mary Banzhaf Mike Anderson The Freshman girls Phys. Ed. class take time out from their strenuous activities to engage in some fun. Softball, volleyball, basketball, and tennis are just a few of the sports that are enjoyed by the Frosh girls in their 3rd hour class. SCHOOL LIFE Teachers... Friends... And that’s the truth! ... ,TWant me to show foul ? Ow! ... Hubba Hubba ding ding .. Jump, Dave, Jump! You don’t have to be literate to win a float contest, do you Seniors? Hey you! I said ’GET THAT BALL!’ 40 Fun... Learning... little This year was filled with unforget- table memories for many students at BHS. Unfortunately, it is impossible to capture all of them on film, but it really doesn't matter because they are instilled in the minds of those who ex- perienced them forever. Memories, as well as education, are a definite part of high school. Mem- ories of the teachers and how they taught. And memories of what the students did to the teachers----like the day 20 frogs were suddenly leap- ing around in Mrs. Andersons Eng- lish III class. And, of course, there are the memories of the extracurricu- lar activities in which all students participate at one time or another. Activities like the bonfire and taking time out to roast hot-dogs at Kelly's or like soliciting for the annual and watching Rose Davoren flying through a parking lot in a grocery cart. Teachers, friends, fun, learning,---- they're all a part of BHS. Hum. I wonder if he's single. Sure doesn't taste like tomato juice! Oueens, Princesses, and Their Favorite Men The weekend of Oc.Dber 8 and 9 was filled with the celebration of the Basehor School Homecoming activities. The traditional Homecoming parade kicked off the 1971 Homecoming. Early Friday eve- ning, October 8, the parade started at the high school and proceeded down the main street of Basehor. Included in the parade were Cecil Swope, the volunteer firemen, high school marching band, Pep Club, cheerleaders, Bernie Bobcat, saddle club, individual class floats, crown and flower bearers, queen candidates, and the football players in a bus. The game started at 7:30 with the opposing team of Spring Hill. After a struggling fight, the Bobcats lost 44-0. The hallf-time enter- tainment included the marching band, the ma- jorettes, a Pep Club formation on the field, and the crowning of the queen. The Homecoming Dance held the following night, October 9, at the Basehor High School auditorium. The dance began at 8 P.M. and ended at 11 P.M. Mu- sic was provided by the band Backlash” and fea- tured both slow blues and hard rock. The dance was sponsored by the Student Council. Queen Sandy Porter was escorted to the dance by Gene Kelly. Princess Jackie Fore was escorted by Gary Knipp and Prin- cess Rosie Nick was es- corted by Larry Knipp. Two Reign Sovereign Special recognition is well deserved for the BOBCAT Staff members. Therefore the 1972 Annual Dance is held in their honor. All the senior members of the staff or any senior who even worked on the staff is automatically a candidate for King or Queen. The candidates receiving the most votes from the student body become King and Queen. The candidates for the 1972 Annual Dance royalty were Libby Creason, Elaine Al- dridge, Anita Gravatt, Sandy Porter, Gene Kelly, Rusty Swisher, Danny Hubbel, and David Chiles. Rusty and Elaine reigned as King and Queen. The band. Quick City, entertained from 8 o'clock till 11 o'clock, the length of the dance with a variety of music for the enjoy- ment of all. 45 46 The gym was decorated in oriental style. The decorations consisted of small tea houses that were set off with various colors. Denise Jones sang a solo of A Stranger In Paradise. She was accompanied by Denise McClurg on the piano. MENU Cherry Blossoms Water Buffalo Fruit of the Good Earth Jade Gems Bamboo Sprouts Poppy Seed Rolls Chopsticks Mt. Fugi Mist Rhonda Palmer, president of the Senior Class, gave the response. Dennis Kelly spends some time working on the tea houses that accented the gymnasium. 47 UPPER: KING Bob QUEEN Sandy MIDDLE: Rusty Swisher and Rhonda Palmer LOWER LEFT: Cathy Johnson and Lonnie Williamson LOWER RIGHT: Debbie Kelly and Dale Fore. J U N I 0 R S R E 1 G N A T C A R N I V A L The Music Carnival was once again a big suc- cess for the Music Department. Under the direction of Bob Moews, the carnival made a total of $520.35 to be used toward expenses of the Music Department. Each class had booths or money-making projects of their choice. The Frosh had the jail, spook house, and a dart throw. The sophomores had a fortune-telling booth, tic- tac-toe, and wrestling. The junior class had the spring pull and spin the wheel. The fish pond, coin toss, and a dart throw were the Senior booths. 48 ACTIVITIES STUCO Building for the Better FRONT ROW: Joyce Peterson, Mrs. Kiester; sponsor, Danny Hubbel. 2nd ROW: David Chiles, Steve Eberth, Rose Ann Nick. BACK ROW: Dick Espy, Barbara Klamm, Kelly Neu, Darlene Brock, Rose Schmutz, Neal Timmons. FRONT ROW: Rose Ann Nick, Sec.; Elaine Aldridge, Treas. BACK ROW: Steve Eberth, V. - Pres.; David Chiles, Pres. Replacing the traditional flowers, this year STUCO pre sented the faculty with pen holders. 50 Mr. Chuck Bryant was back again at BHS to discuss the sale of magazines. This is the main money-mak- ing project of STUCO. The Student Council under the leadership of Mrs. Ki- ester from 1966 through 1972 have invested $2275. This is to be put toward an electric score board for the Basehor High School football field. STUCO would also like to thank everyone who sold magazines this past year. The magazine sales were the highest this year than any other year in the past 26 years. The total sales that made the magazine campaign such a big success were $2,347.69. For having the great- est amount sold, the Junior class won the $10. FRONT ROW: Debbie Pouppirt, Janet Ready, Pam Allison, Debbie Garrison, Karen Hardwick. BACK ROW: David Pantle, Paul Runnels. MAGAZINE CAPTS. 1st ROW: J. Peterson, D. Poup- pirt, D. Poggemeyer, R. Schmutz, B. Klamm, P. Al- lison, D. Brock, S. Kelly, J. McDowell. 2nd ROW: N. Timmons, D. Espy, K. Neu, S. Eberth, D. Hubbel, D. Chiles, R. Swisher. Each year STUCO puts up the Christmas decorations and lights inside and outside the school. Below, the Christmas tree is decorated in the foyer. Mike Anderson and Sandy Dunning participated in one of the many K.U. assemblies held this year. Key Clubbers Lead Prosperous Year BOTTOM ROW: Mike Lunceford, Gene Kelly, Danny Hubbel. 2nd ROW: Dennis Kelly, Alan Carmitchel, Kelly Neu, Dennis Breuer. 3rd ROW: Dale Fore, Dick Espy, Tom Espy, Gary Knipp, Larry Knipp. TOP ROW: Steve Eberth, Rusty Swisher, David Trower, Allen Harvey, David Chiles, Mr. Franklin. Alan and Rusty begin the basketball dribble to Lansing. The special highlight of this year s Key Club was the basketball dribble to Lansing. This project, which totaled $55, was used to raise money for the Heart Fund. L to R: Rusty Swisher, Sec.; Gene Kelly, Pres.; Dick Espy, Pres. -Elect; Gary Knipp, Treas. The annual Key Club dance held in April was also used to raise money. 52 T H E Y J TJ M P ♦ ♦ ♦ T H E Y Y E L L T H E Y S c R E A M T H E Y C A R E TOP: L. Russell; P. Porter; BOTTOM: D. Gar- rison, Head; D. Kelly; N. Williamson. 53 We Are The Bobcats And 54 basehor high school BOTTOM ROW: L. Russell, N. Williamson, D. Kelly, P. Poretr, D. Garrison. 2nd ROW: L. Creason, A. Gravatt, R. Davoren, J. Timmons, D. Poggemeyer, K. Breuer, B. Dill. 3rd ROW: J. Ready, S. Hein, N. Phillips, T. Klamm, C. Harvey, C. Johnson, V. Distefano, T. Millsap, B. Klamm. 4th ROW: E. Cox, E. McIntosh, Y. Bradshaw, D. Sterner, R. Schmutz, L. Porter, D. Henry, C. Swope, D. Hein. 5th ROW: B. Chiles, L. Vesper, B. Mathia, S. Klamm, E. Worley, D. Jones, J. Peterson, D. Pouppirt, N. Moore. TOP ROW: M. Banzhaf, E. Miller, S. Porter, J. Fore, P. Allison, D. McClurg, J. McDowell. C. Johnson, Frosh. Rep.;R. Davoren, Treas.; L. Creason, V. Pres.; A. Gravatt, Pres.; D. Poggemeyer, Soph. Rep.; D. Garrison, Head Cheerleader; D. Henry, Sec.; Mrs. Anderson, Sponsor. The Bobcats Are Great!” The cheerleaders create spirit during the bonfire. The Basehor High School Pep Club started its year with the annual welcome party in early fall to acquaint all new members with the purpose of the club. Then they fell into the regular routine of attending games, creating spirit, and building team support. Homecoming was the highlight of the football season with a parade down Main Street before the game followed by a formation on the field at half-time. The basketball sea- son was opened with a new idea—Banner girls. Although their uniforms were ready for the first game, there was some delay in the arrival of the letters. However, all turned out well, as the picture below illustrates. As the team progressed, the girls followed, constantly cheering them on, making the basketball season a very successful one. But the pep and spirit did not stop there. Members continued backing boys and girls alike during the track season with many members attending the meets and supporting the team. The club produced its money from concessions and a new money-making project. Butterfly-, frog-, turtle-, and lip-shaped bulletin boards can now be located in almost any house in Basehor. 55 Bobcat And Breeze 56 BREEZE STAFF: BOTTOM ROW: D. DeMaranville, J. Drake, D. Roberts, B. Chiles. 1st ROW: L. Crea- son, Miss Zang, Sponsor; T. Millsap, L. Porter, B. Klamm, E. Miller, R. Nick, J. McDowell, Y. Bradshaw, N. Vicker, D. Kelly, T. Klamm, D. Garrison, A. Gravatt. 2nd ROW: J. Peterson, J. Wright, editor-in- chief; E. McIntosh, S. Porter, C. Fouts, S. Hein, P. Kreutzer, D. Jones, P. Allison, D. Espy, L. Russell. TOP ROW: G. Kelly, D. Hubbel, D. Hiatt. The BOBCAT and the BREEZE are the main voices of Basehor High School. They both consist of students who work hard and strive to relate school news and memories exactly as they happen in an attempt to create, on paper, a realistic portrayal of school life. The annual staff, headed by Libby Crea- son and Barbara Klamm (left) has really outdone itself this year. Many hours of soliciting brought in over $1,500, the most money ever made. There were hopes for color pictures, but there still wasn't enough money. So, instead, they got their heads together and thought up as many creative, yet inexpensive, new ideas as they could. And so they came up with this, the greatest annual ever! Jeff Wright and Ellen Miller (right) are editor-in-chief and assistant editor, re- spectively, of the BREEZE. Their work is unlimited as is the hours they put in. But they and the rest of the staff discover- ed that their work was well worth the effort when the BREEZE won 1st place in the 48th annual Columbia Scholastic Press Association Newspaper Contest this year. � 57 Music Department Achieves FRONT ROW: T. Millsap, D. Thomas, J. McDowell, R. Palmer, E. Cox, C. Swope, J. Ready, D. Henry, D. Poggmeyer, D. Pouppirt, J. Peterson. 2nd ROW LEFT: L. Knipp, R. Schmutz, D. Roberts. 2nd ROW RIGHT: M. McDowell, S. Porter, D. Garrison, D. Hein, L. Porter, P. Porter, A. Breuer. 3rd ROW: S. Fouts, S. Campbell, M. Webb, K. Eberth, D. Breuer, J. Johnson, A. Northern, H. Bleam, P. Runnels, D. Pantle, S. Barron, C. Swope, B. Lovvorn, G. Peterson, R. Porter, R. Finley. BACK ROW: M. Seeman, S. Irwin, J. Wiles, C. Carmitchel, R. Williams, P. Lewallen, Mr. Moews, R. Steeby, D. McClurg, C. Shore, P. Steeby, B. Breuer, B. Gravatt. LEFT to RIGHT: Sandy Porter, Head; Rose Schmutz, Cindy Swope, Debbie Hein. New Heights FRONT ROW: Janet McDowell, Teresa Millsap, Dotty Thomas, Sandy Porter, Denise McClurg, Rhonda Palm- er, Patty Porter, Elaine Aldridge. BACK ROW: Rick Neu, Gene Kelly, Robert Loworn, Paul Runnels, Keith Eberth, Kelly Neu. 1st ROW: Mr. Moews, D. Dyerson, R. Phillips, B. Mathia, T. Millsap, J. McDowell, D. Thomas, S. Porter, D. McClurg, R. Palmer, E. Aldridge, P. Porter, R. Zacharias, D. Kitchell, L. Green. 2nd ROW: B. Dill, L. Vesper, B. Chiles, G. Kelly, K. Neu, R. Loworn, K. Eberth, P. Runnels, R. Neu, P. Steeby, D. Garrison, S. Shaughnessy, B. Klamm, M. See- man. 3rd ROW: C. Harvey, J. Russell, L. Russell, L. Young, Y. Bradshaw, N. Vicker, P. Allison, S. Klamm, A. Milli- son, V. Williams, R. Kelly, R. Porter, C. Mixon, J. Kelly. 4th ROW: P. Porth, C. Smith, D. Collett, K. Hardwick, C. Swope, V. Distefano, C. Johnson, A. Carmitchel, S. Barron, D. Pantle, E. Bowman, R. Steeby, M. Webb. 5th ROW: A. Northern, V. Dyerson, D. Sterner, P. Kreutzer, J. Kreutzer, K. Breuer, D. Poggemeyer, J. Fore, S. Breuer, P. Lewal- len, T. Theno, G. Meyer. 59 Drama Club Directs New Aspects 1st ROW: D. Swisher, J. Wiles, D. Brock, G. Kelly, D. Hiatt, R. Phillips, R. Schmutz, R. Blasche, D. Sterner, C. Smith, C. Christenson, K. Hardwick. 2nd ROW: D. Chiles, G. Peterson, D. Hubbel, L. Knipp, G. Knipp, K. Neu, P. Runnels, S. Eberth, D. Kelly, D. Pantle, R. Finley, M. Law, S. Nash, L. Creason, Mrs. Dillard, sponsor. 3rd ROW: V. Jenkins, B. Dill, J. Wright, L. Russell, D. Poggemeyer, D. Thomas, S. Porter, P. Porter, D. Garrison, A. Gravatt, D. Roberts, B. Mathia, M. Banzhaf, J. Cash. 4th ROW: S. Fouts, J. Johnson, R. Kelly, B. Chiles, B. Klamm, T. Millsap, D. Jones, E. Miller, S. Klamm, S. Shaughnessy, D. Hein, V. Nash, R. Zacharias, D. DeMaranville. J. Drake, N. Williamson, S. Hein. Really, mother, anyone who'd try that would have Well, they didn!t hit to be crazy. the moon with the first missile shot either. BRAD! PUT ME DOWN! The drama club was started this year as a new club for BHS under the direction of Mrs. Dillard, speech and English teacher. The club presented it's first and only play of the year, Pillow Talk on March 10th. Pillow Talk was a 3-act play with a cast consisting of nearly half the club. The club had planned to produce another play, a one- act play, but discovered there wasn't time. Plans for next year are being made early though, so that there may be more than one play. 60 MOOSE! Did you say her name was MOOSE? Horizon Club Prospers 1st ROW: Janet Ready, Elaine Worley, Pam Allison, Denise McClurg, Rhonda Palmer. 2nd ROW: Debbie Pouppirt, Janet McDowell, Nancy Vicker, Rhonda Zacharias, Denise Jones. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Dillard, Ellen Miller, Sandy Hein, Nancy Moore, Rose Schmutz, Venita Nash. Lower Right: 1st ROW: Mrs. Dillard, Sponsor. 2nd ROW: P. Allison, President; E. Wor- ley, V. President. 3rd ROW: E. Miller, Treasurer; R. Palmer, Senate Rep. 4th ROW: D. McClurg, Secretary; D. Pouppirt, Historian Upper Left: The annual Halloween party was once again enjoyed by all. Lower Middle: One of the main money-making projects was the selling of six varieties of cook- books. This project was a tre- mendous success. 61 Carnpaneros Espanoles Officers of the BHS Spanish Club under the leadership of Robert Cope. FRONT ROW: Libby Creason, Anita Gravatt, Mike Anderson, Yvonne Bradshaw, Linda Russell, Jeanie Drake, Carol Fouts, Danny Hubbel, Pat Kreutzer, Dotty Thomas, Shirley Kelly, Rose Ann Nick, Rita Phil- lips, Mr. Cope, sponsor. BACK ROW: David Chiles, Rhonda Palmer, Gene Kelly, David Pantle, Rusty Swisher, Jeff Wright, Sandy Porter, Donna Sterner. Science Club Grows the leadership of Ambrose Jennings. FRONT ROW: Yvonne Bradshaw, Donna Sterner, Diana Roberts, Rose Schmutz, Howard Bleam, Allen Northern. BACK ROW: Kelly Neu, Gary Peterson, Paul Run- nels, Mr. Jennings; sponsor, Ralph Bailey. 62 ATHLETICS THEY Tonganoxie 33 Baldwin 53 Santa Fe 2 Louisburg 20 Spring Hill 44 Eudora 20 Wellsville Head Coach William Franklin and Asst, Coach Weils on the sidelines. LEFT FROM L to R, BACK ROW: Coach Wells, D. Nick, D. Hub- bel, P. Runnels, Coach Johnson, C. Swope, P. Steeby, A. Breuer, D. Trower, J. Hoegler, B. Milton, Coach Franklin. 2nd ROW: J. Hardwick, K. Neu, N. Timmons, D. Fore, S. Eberth, D. Scheller, D. Espy, R. Oakley, M. McDowell, K. Eberth, R. Finley. 3rd ROW: T. Espy, J. Sheehan, D. Breuer, M. Webb, D. Hiatt, L. Knipp, A. Harvey, G. Knipp, D. Hoegler, R. Neu, R. Loworn. 4th ROW: V. Stoner, L. Williamson, R. Steeby, J. Kelly, S. Campbell, M. Lunceford, D. Kelly, B. Breuer. FRONT ROW: R. Kelly, D. Wiley, S. Fouts, J. Johnson. LOWER MIDDLE: Harvey on a run; D. Hoegler and D. Scheller for the block. LOW- ER RIGHT: Basehor, You go that way, and 111 get him this way. Piper, Why'd I have to get the ball? MIDDLE RIGHT: P. Steeby and G. Knipp. 1st At District-3rd In League THEY Baldwin Lansing DeSoto Santa Fe Louisburg Spring Hill Eudora Wellsville Baldwin Louisburg Santa Fe Spring Hill Eudora Wellsville Season 9-7 KNEELING: Head Coach Del Garrison, Asst. Richard John- son. L-R: D. Chiles, S. E- berth, C. Swope, N. Timmons, P. Steeby, E. Bowman, A. Breuer, D. Kelly, G. Peter- son, D. Fore, D. Espy, D. Breuer. BASEHOf, FROM L to R: Coach Del Garrison, D. Breuer, G. Peterson, B. Milton, N. Timmons, S. Eberth, S. Vesel, D. Espy, Coach Richard Johnson. Baldwin DeSoto Santa Fe Louisburg Spring Hill Eudora Blue Valley Wellsville Baldwin Louisburg Santa Fe Spring Hill Eudora Blue Valley Wellsville -Season—] rflK-ad dOsa Lansing Baldwin Lansing Eudora Ludora Baldwin Savior 6—Season—4 RIGHT: Asst. Coach Wells and Head Coach Johnson with BHS Fieldmen at track meet. BELOW: 1st ROW: M. Webb, mgr.; J. Hoegler, J. Hardwick, R. Steeby, B. Breuer, D. Hiatt, L. Williamson, D. Wiley, M. Anderson, J. Sheehan, D. Hubbel, trainer; 2nd ROW: L. Knipp, D. Nick, R. Finley, M. McDowell, D. Fore, D. Breuer, J. Meyer, T. Walta, S. Nash, P. Steeby, G. Knipp. STANDING: Head Coach Richard Johnson, B. Mil- ton, S. Campbell, B. Loworn, K Eberth, N. Timmons, A Harvey, D. Kelly, K. Freeman, M. Law, D. Hoegler, D. Chiles, D. Espy, Asst. Coach Art Wells. Although there were some disappoint ments this year, several people set new school and meet records. Next year looks like a very promising one, Four people went to state. They are: BOTTOM RIGHT: L. Knipp, Discus; N. Timmons, High Jump; P. Steeby, Javelin; G. Knipp, Discus and Shot d LARRY’S LADIES: 1st ROW: C. Johnson, V. Nash, D. Henry, K. Breuer; 2nd ROW: D. DeMaranville, J. Kreutzer, J. Cash, C. Fouts, N. Williamson, P. Ward; 3rd ROW: Coach L. Knipp, J. Peterson, E. Meyer, R. Palmer, R. Schmutz, B. Mathia, R. Nick, G. Kelly, C. Harvey. GARY'S GALS: 1st ROW: D. Brock, C. Swope, L. Russell, R. Davoren; 2nd ROW: P. Porter, D. Thomas, J. Fore, P. Kreut- zer, J. McDowell, J. Walta; 3rd ROW: S. Barron; helper, D. Kelly, A. Gravatt, S. Porter, E. Miller, S. Eberth; helper, M. Hoegler, D. Kitchell, G. Knipp; coach. C R O s s c o TJ N T R Y The Team above; Standing: B. Milton, N. Timmons, D. Chiles, R. Oak ley; Center: D. Hoegler, M. Webb; Sitting: D. Wiley, D. Espy, S. Campbell. Not pictured D. Kelly. At some CC meets, there were as many as 120 people competing, below. Above right; D. Kelly. Right; R. Oakley. Female Football t£ It HRf Juniors—1st ROW L to R: L. Russell, V. Nash, T. Klamm, C Seniors—1st ROW L to R: J. McDowell, D. Garri- N. Moore, J. Drake. 2nd ROW: S. Eberth, P. Allison, A. ° son, D. Thomas, C. Fouts, L. Creason. 2nd ROW: Harvey; Coach, J. Timmons, D. Kelly, R. Davoren. P. Kreutzer, R. Palmer, Mr. C. Anderson; Coach, H — J. Fore, S. Porter, A. Gravatt. B A L L Freshmen—1st ROW L to R: C. Swope, L. Vesper, V. Distefano, B. Dill, V. Jenkins. 2nd ROW: Mr. A. Wells; Coach, B. Chiles, S. Shaughnessy, D. Brock, J. Fore, C. Johnson, M. Hoegler Volleyball Sophomores—1st ROW L to R: D. Kelly, D. Henry, C. Harvey, K. Breuer, D. Roberts. 2nd ROW: D. McClurg, J. Kreutzer, R. Schmutz, D. Poggemeyer, Mr. R. Johnson; Coach. LEFT CLOCKWISE: D. Thomas, R. Palmer, C. Harvey, J. Fore, D. Kelly, N. Vicker, D. Mc- Clurg, J. McDowell, P. Allison, L. Vesper, S. Porter, B. Dill, M. Hoegler, P. Kreutzer, J. Drake; CENTER: Coach Richard Johnson. KNEELING FROM L to R: J. Fore, C. Harvey, C. Swope, D. Henry, R. Palmer, D. Roberts. BACK ROW: Coach Johnson, B. Dill, D. Kelly, R. Nick, J. McDowell, V. Nash, N. Trieb, J. Peterson. LEFT: R. Palmer throwing discus. There were some strong runners, and next year, with some experience, every- body should do well. In this first year of track for girls they did good at the meets, and two went to State. BELOW: C. Har- vey; FAR RIGHT: J. Fore. Faster than the naked eye MOVING BOTTOM LEFT: Coaches get foot- ball after Powder Puff. BELOW: Dick and Dennis with Oskaloosa track trophy. worked, over-handy, well-quali- fied, B. H. S. trainer. Dedicated to Daniel Hubbel. 1972 Lettermen Plotting in the Girl’s B-Ball game. BHS Coaches In basketball, the team went to Regionals, much farther than most people ever thought they would. They also took 1st in the District Tourney and 3rd in the League. The football team was up against really tough competition this year in the strong Jay hawk League. Although the track team didn't win as many trophies this year as in the past, school and meet records were broken and there were many good individual per- formances. All in all, it was a • good year for sports. •Barron, Steve - football Bowman, Eric - basketball Breuer, Allen - football, basketball Breuer, Dennis - football Campbell, Steve - football Carmitchel, Alan - football •Chiles, David - basketball, cross- country Eberth, Keith - football Eberth, Steve - football Espy, Dick - football, track, cross- country Espy, Tom - football Finley, Ray - football Fore, Dale - football, basketball Fouts, Steve - football (asst, trainer) Hardwick, Jerry - football Harvey, Allen - football •Hiatt, Danny - football •Hoegler, Danny - football, basketball, (mgr.) cross-country Hoegler, John - football •Hubbel, Danny - football, , basketball and track trainer Johnson, Jeff -football, (asst, mgr.) Kelly, Dennis - football, basketball, track, cross-country •Kelly, Gene - football, track (mgr.) •Knipp, Gary - football, track •Knipp, Larry - football, track Lunceford, Mike - football McDowell, Mike - football Neu, Kelly - football Nick, Danny - football Runnels, Paul - football (mgr.) Sc heller, David - football Seaman, Mark - basketball (mgr.) Sheehan, Jim - football •Steeby, Paul - football, basketball, track Stoner, Vaughn - football Swope, Cliff - football, basketball Timmons, Neal - track, cross-country Trower, David - football Webb, Mike - track (trainer) denotes Senior Mr. William Franklin, Head Offensive Football Coach Mr. Del Garrison, Head Basketball Coach Mr. Richard Johnson, Head Track, Cross-Country coach, Defensive Football coach. Asst. Basketball Coach Mr. Art Wells, Asst. Track coach, Asst. Football coach ACADEMICS BHS Students Upper Left: Elaine Aldridge received the Betty Crocker award this year. This award is given to the senior girl who best qualifies as a homemaker. Top Right: The Quill and Scroll is an organization designed for recog- nition and benefit of high school journalists. Students qualifying this year were (as shown) : Debbie Garrison, Sandy Porter, Rusty Swisher, Jeff Wright, David Chiles, Gene Kelly, Danny Hubbel, Libby Creason, and Anita Gravatt. Bottom Left: Joyce Peterson is the recipient of the Baush-Lomb a- ward, a sign of __________________________________________________ recognition given to the most prom- inent science student. Right: Gene Kelly, Da- vid Chiles, and Anita Gravatt are the reci- pients of the Ki- wanis, Tonganox- ie State Bank, and Teacher's Scholarships, respectively. Achieve Honorary Goals Above: TheD.A.R., Daughters of American Revolu- tion, Award is presented to that senior girl which displays the most leadership and citizenship qualities. Libby Creason is the recipient of this award. Left: The National Honor Society has had several new members added to it this year. The old and new members as pictured are: (left Side) Twyla Klamm, Denise Jones, Kim Bowman, Paul Steeby, Gene Kelly; (right side) Ellen Miller, Loretta Porter, San- dy Porter, David Chiles, Danny Hubbel; (middle) Joyce Peterson, Libby Creason, Anita Gravatt; (bot- tom) Venita Nash, Pam Allison, and Teresa Millsap. Below Left: The top 10% of the senior class are Sandy Porter, Anita Gravatt, Gene Kel- ly, Joyce Peterson, and Libby Creason. Right: Gene Kelly, Libby Creason, and David Chiles were Basehor's delegates to Boys and Girls State this year. The experience and knowledge which they learned there helped them and the school tremendously, as can be seen by the picture. UBH • i George Washington Slept Here by Moss Hart £ George S. Kaufman Director-Mrs. Dillard Good afternoon. Remember, by noon tomorrow I Why thank you, Ray- mond 1 ,rYes, ma'am! ' I'm quitting! Just think what I can do with this place. ,rYou great big hunk of man. CAST Mr. Kimber ............................Steve Irwin Newton Fuller............................Dick Espy Annabelle Fuller............................Teresa Millsap Madge Fuller.......................... Jeanie Drake Steve Eldridge ...................... David Trower .................................. Pam Allison Mrs. Peabody..................... Barbara Klamm Clayton Evans ........................Allen Harvey Rena Leslie....................... Janet Timmons Hester............................... Linda Russell Raymond .......................... Mike Lunceford Uncle Stanley............................... Steve Eberth Legget Frazer ........................ Steve Walta Tommy Hughes .......................... Dennis Kelly Sue Barrington ......;............... Paula Musick Miss Wilcox....................Donna DeMaranville Young people ........... Denise Jones-Ellen Miller Dorothy Dyer son-Jed Beers Jeff Morris-Ronald DeGraeves Mr. Prescott.......................Alan Carmitchel Mrs. Douglas......................... Twyla Klamm 'When I was just a little shaver ... Knee Deep In Trouble Oh, I thought my ears were ringing. She's 50% Persiani What's the rest? Oh, her mother was an alley cat; but very refined. 'I’m Impressed favorably. '1 want you to feel free to discuss any- thing... in front of' me. I know all of you much too well. I’ve got your gift stockings, and let me tell you you were in luck. They’ve gone up eighty-nine cents today. Well, that does give me a clue to work on. ” Really, Andy, it's positively ex- quisite! As a matter of fact, Mr. Greenmore, I wasn't plan- ning on going down to the office for a couple of weeks. Anita Gravatt - Danny Hubbel - Jeff Wright--- Danny Hiatt — Dotty Thomas - Rose Ann Nick- Gene Kelly---- Myrna Duffield — Mr. Burton — Jerry Burton —Andy Burton — Violet Burton — Peggy Dixon Eugene Parsons CAST Pat Kreutzer--------------------- Mrs. Lester Jane Russell----------------------Mrs. Burton Paul Runnels ------------- Homer Greenmore Carol Fouts ----------------- Anabelle Jones Sandy Porter----------------- Carmen Lester David Chiles ------------- Dr. Paul Marshall Rhonda Palmer---------------------Mrs. Clark 81 Drama Festivities Involve One-Act Play Cast ’1 know all the Shakespearean sonnets by heart... 'It's gotta be you, baby. Pam Allison gave a prose in- terpretation and received a 2 at League and a 2 at District. Grace .... Elma...... Girl ..... Old Lady 1 Old Lady 2 Bus Driver Man....... Drunk .... .. Sandy Porter .. Anita Gravatt Libby Creason Debbie Garrison Teresa Millsap .. Danny Hubbel .... Gene Kelly .. David Chiles Therefs a man on that bus and he's after me. Is there any place I can hide? 82 '1 wonder if the poor girl needs protection. Many BHS Students Libby Creason gave an informative speech on Euthanasia. She re- ceived a 1 rating at League and a 3 at District. Ellen Miller and Denise Jones presented a duet- acting entry receiving a 2 at League and a 4 at District. Anita Gravatt gave an information speech on ecology receiving a 1 at League, a 1 at Dis- trict, and a 2 at State. Teresa Millsap gave a poetry interpre tation receiving a 1 at League, a 1 at District, and a 2 at State. David Chiles gave an original in- terpretation receiving a 4 at League and a 2 at District. Dick Espy gave an original oration. 83 1972 Lettermen’s Banquet ABOVE: This years trophies; CENTER LEFT: Anita Gravatt, Pep Club Pres, welcomed everyone; CENTER RIGHT: Dean Russell was Master of Ceremonies; BOT- TOM CENTER: Everyone eating the fabulous meal made possible by the Pep Club. Technicians Tomorrow UPPER MIDDLE: Terry Roberts at- tended the Vo-Tech school in Kansas City, Kansas. He took a course in auto body. FAR LEFT: Ralph Bailey went to the Vo-Tech in Kansas City, Kansas. His course was in welding. He was Vice-President of V.I.C.A. and was a delegate in the V.I.C.A. contest held in Wichita. MIDDLE: Doug Jenkins took a course in building trades at the Leavenworth Vo-Tech. LOWER LEFT: Steve Barron took the course of Auto Mechanics in the Kansas City Vo-Tech. He was a member of the V.I.C.A. and participated in the Plymouth Trouble Shoot- ing Contest. LOWER MIDDLE: Richard Carmitchel attended the Kansas City Vo- Tech and was Vice-President of V.I.C.A. He was a contestant in the Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest. He took the course of Auto Mechanics. LOWER RIGHT: Dennis Treff went to the Vo-Tech in Leavenworth and took building trades as his course. 85 we have seen yesterday and love today. 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Neibarger, Publisher Tonganoxie, Kansas Compliments of ZOELLNERS CHAMPIONS IGA Dry Goods - Clothing Fresh Produce, Meats, Groceries Tonganoxie, Kansas Tonganoxie, Kansas Phope 845-2337 99 Falconers 72ND STATE KANSAS CITY, KANSAS PHONE 334 1770 CARRIAGE HOUSE People HELPING People ROTHERHOOD TATE ANK 8 MINNESOTA K.C., KANSAS Send Your Grocery Order To Daniels Basehor, Kansas 100 PHIL’S CAFE 5433 Kansas Avenue Across From Sav-on Open 24 hours - 6 days a week Phone 287-6566 COMMUNITY REAL ESTATE ELEANOR TUTTLE INSURANCE COMPANY Dealer For Fuller Brush Company 7364 State Avenue Phone 728-2279 Kansas City, Kansas Route 1 - Box 58A Phone 334-3823 Basehor, Kansas 66007 Compliments Of MOLLER OPTICAL SERVICE INC. 1223 North 78th Street Kansas City, Kansas William Crane - Manager 101 Phone 724-1629 EYERLY’S CAFE Dinners Ho-Made Pie Home-Cooked Meals Short Orders Hours Saturday 6 AM to 6 PM Weekdays 6 AM to 8 PM Closed on Sundays New Dining Room Seats 40 Private Parties Special Dinners D WIG OUTLET International Norma Van Dyke, Manager BREWERS THRIFTWAY Phone (913) 334-0665 7725 State Ave. 605 East Front Street Kansas City, Kansas Everything Good to Eat THE OWL HARDWARE CO. at the Best Prices Bonner Springs, Kansas Plenty of Free Parking Phone HA 2-4028 Bonner Springs, Kansas ERNIE FREY FORD, INC. 741 East Front Street Box 391 Jet. Highways 7 32 Phone HAmilton 2-2045 Bonner Springs, Kansas 66012 Cmtme uuaL i ffank Member F.D.I.C. 102 YOUR HOME TOWN INDEPENDENT BANK P. N. HIRSCH CO. Department Store Wyandotte Plaza Home Of Levi Compliments of A Friend DAVID L. COCHRAN, CPA Phone 287-5416 WELBORN CLEANERS Alterations Repairs Paul Banzhaf 5416 Lv. Road - Kansas City, Kansas DeGOLER'S Prescriptions Cards - Candies 1612 Washington Blvd. Phone FL 2-2700 or DR 1-0077 Free Delivery FOSTER'S PRESCRIPTIONS Phone CY 9-2552 92nd and Parallel, K.C.K. Harry C. Foster, R. Ph. HEALTH HUT INC. 8224 Parallel — Phone 299-0462 We specialize in: ♦Salt free diets ♦Allergy diets ♦All other Special Diets Open: Mon., Tues., Wed., 9 a. m. - 6 p.m. Thurs., Fri., Sat. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 103 V. W. Bud West KANSAS POWER MOWER 1045 N. 38th Kansas City, Kansas Phone 913 - 621-4484 Snapper Power Equipment Color Stereo Black White RCA HARVEY'S T.V. STORE 7534 Lv. Rd. Phone 334-1717 Best Wishes To The Class Of 72 TOWER STATE BANK 1314 North 38th St. P. O. Box 2389 Kansas City Phone 371-3100 BONNER SPRINGS LUMBER CO. 209 Oak Street Bonner Springs, Kansas L. Roy Cunningham, Manager JIM ROBERTS MELBA'S FABRICS Farmer's Insurance Group Save money by the Yard 7628 State Avenue Suite 4 Phone CY 9-8616 Ask for Jim 7722 State Avenue Wyandotte Plaza, Kansas City, Kansas Can furnish insurance to almost any risk at lowest prices Mon. -Sat. Sunday Personal Service Office: 299-0036 9:30-9:00 1:00-6:00 R McDONELD DRUG STORE 840 So. 55th St. Turner, Kansas Phone 287-6400 Phone CY 9-2083 Ron Ruth BETHEL PAINT GLASS CO. All sizes of window glass - wallpaper 7531 Lv. Road - Kansas City, Kansas 104 ALDEN HARRINGTON PHIUJPS ADAMS SONS SONS INC. FUNERAL HOME Phillips 66 Service Ambulance Service 8161 State Avenue Flowers for All Occasions Kansas City, Kansas 66112 Phone 422-4074 George Adams Phone CY 9-6834 Bonner Springs, Kansas JOANNE'S JOE'S SHOE REPAIR STYLE SALON Phone 342 - 8848 Tower Plaza Center Phone CY 9-2844 3732 State Avenue 6841 Leavenworth Road Quality Shoe Boot Repair Orthopedic Work Kansas City, Kansas Dyeing Cleaning Zipper Replacement Joanne Self Compliments of mcdowell modern kennels Basehor, Kansas Phone 724-1680 DR. C. M. PIERCE Heated 842 South 55th Board Training Vacation - Dogs Boarded Turner, Kansas JULIES Phone 371-5678 Bier Garden Delicatessen Wyandotte Plaza SMALLWOOD LOCKSMITHS Call for prompt service Phone SU 8-9572 Complete Service CLOTHES HORSE Len Smallwood, Owner 123 Oak Street 1008 N. 18th Kansas City, Kansas Phone 422-1030 Bonner Springs, Kansas 105 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class Of 72 Complete Service Cooking ♦Water Heating ♦Refrigeration Gasoline Diesel Oil PORTER OIL § GAS CO. INC. Dave Porter Route 1 Phone 724-1641 Basehor, Kansas LEAVENWORTH NATIONAL BANKS TRUST CO. Member F.D.I. C. 4th Deleware Drive-In 5th Chestnut 106 ALSTER'S C. J. ELECTROPLATING Quality Clothing for Men Boys Baby Shoes Bronzed Prices Within Reach of All Clarence Jewel Worley Leavenworth, Kansas 66048 Basehor, Kansas Phone MU 2-5206 428 Deleware St. Phone 728-2050 MERLE SCHNECK CURRY’S SINCLAIR SER. Agent Cooper Tires Batteries State Farm Insurance Co. Tongonoxie, Kansas A Better Buy in Insurance THE MART 128 Oak St. 516 Deleware - Leavenworth Phone HA 2-5567 - Bonner Springs, Kansas Sewing Machines - Vacuums - Stereos Phone 682-8370 Just a Sound Friendly Bank tySs TURNER STATE BANK Big enough to serve you — Small enough to know you Phone 287-7220 5429 Turner Road Kansas City, Kansas Congratulations Class Of 1972 VICTORY STATE BANK Phone 913 - 342-8375 Member FDIC 19th Street Central Kansas City, Kansas 107 KAW VALLEY STATE BANK Area Code 913 - MAyfair 1-3144 Central Avenue at South Kansas City, Kansas 66101 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 72 A Full Service Bank for all Your Banking at One Stop Use our Customer Service Department Checking Account Safe Deposit Box Automobile Loan Personal Loan Business Loan Day and Night Depository Bank-by-Mail Passbook Savings Account Home Improvement Loan Savings Certificate Trust Service Xmas Club Savings 108 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FIRST STATE BANK of Lansing, Kansas The Bank Where Customer Service ... Comes FIRST Member F.D.I.C. Instant Printing 419 Deleware STEELE'S SEWING MACHINE CENTER Office Furniture Leavenworth, Kansas Your Dealer for Phone 682-0342 Necchi - Elnc - Pfaff - Brother - White DIX SON OFFICE SUPPLY 204 S. 5th Phone MU 2-0928 Greeting Cards Gifts Downtown Leavenworth TONGONOXIE LUMBER CO. Congratulations to the Ray K. Fitch, Mgr. Class of 72 We Strive to Please Complete Line of Quality Material BOB'S BARBER SHOP Phone 845-2555 Bob Hurla, Mgr. GOLD NUGGET JEWELRY THE PLAIN POT 420 Deleware Leavenworth, Kansas 66048 202 So. 5th Street Phone 682-7324 Leavenworth, Kansas Feed _ Fertilizer (COOP) L.P. Gas Petroleum Products LEAVENWORTH COUNTY CO-OP Lansing, Kansas Phone MU 2-3031 109 Two Locations To Serve You 24 Hour Service Free Delivery Anywhere EDISON’S FLOWERS Serving Muncie, Bonner Springs, Bethel, Edwardsville, Basehor Orchid House — Florist Gift Shop 1734 N. 25th Street Kansas City Phone FL 2-0170 WYANDOTTE PLAZE ROGERS SINCLAIR SERVICE STANDARD SERVICE Your Automatic Maintenance Center 7959 State Avenue 7809 State Avenue Kansas City, Kansas Kansas City, Kansas Wm. G. Brown, Owner Phone 788-9107 Phone 334-1269 MODERN CRAFTSMAN STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES You Fix-It Parts W. D. (DEAN) BROOKS, AGENT Kansas City, Kansas Downtown Phone CY 9-0200 Bonner Springs, Kansas Alpine Bldg., 1225 N. 78th Street BOB TUTTLE TREFF TRUCK LINES TUTTLES SERVICE STATION 3415 Leavenworth Rd. Basehor, Kansas Kansas City, Kansas Frozen Food Service Phone 287-9145 110 DENTON S ROBERTS, REALTORS National Institute of Farm Land Brokers 12225 North 78th Kansas City, Kansas Phone 913 - 299-1600 Susan Leihy Bookkeeper Clay Roberts. Jr. Vernon L. Denton Linda Sumonja Secretary-Adv Mgr. Don Ftscus 287 8198 Norb Riley 299-8556 Vy Dorothy Stine 299 4908 Pat Hook 299-1466 Louise Rundle 422-2057 Marianne Riley Closing Manager Tom Bruns, B. S. BRUN’S PHARMACY 6111 Leavenworth Road Kansas City, Kansas Phone 287-4321 COUNTRY WEST CERAMICS C u Equipment and Supplies Art Glasses and Stains t Brushes and Cleaning 1 ° Tools - Greenware n m g 112 RAYMOND SUTTON Telephones Tonganoxie 845-2618 Area Code 913 K.C. Direct Line 842-0479 SUTTON-KOLMAN SALES - SERVICE Area Code 816 Oskaloosa 863-2800 195th State Avenue Area Code 913 Tonganoxie, Kansas 66086 Oskaloosa, BOULDIN VICKERS GROCERY MURRAY PHARMACY J. Tom Murray, R. Ph. 219 Jefferson Kansas 66066 Highway 24-40 Phone: 845-9191 Tonganoxie, Kansas Brand oils, tires, and anti-freeze Tonganoxie, Kansas 66068 845-2313 sure sign of for Savings and Home Loans Since 1889 PATRONS MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Home Office - Olathe, Kansas Auto - Homeowners - Farmowners Phone 727-1228 Jim McClurg in4 N. Main LEAVENWORTH AND TONGANOXIE Agent Lansing, Kans. 66043 113 THIRTY SIX YEARS serving BONNER SPRINGS and outlying ares SAVE with CONFIDENCE BORROW for LESS member owned organization The Oldest Bank FIRST NATIONAL BANK in Kansas Established 1856 Member F.D.I. C. Leavenworth, Kansas THE MANUFACTURING STATE BANK Member F.D.I.C. 400 Delaware - Drive In Bank - 200 Broadway CITIZENS MUTUAL Savings—Home Loans Since 1884 Citizens Mutual Building Loan Association 312 South Fifth Street 913 Mutual 2-3232 Leavenworth, Kansas 66408 114 HOME STATE BANK Minnesota Ave. At 5th Kansas City, Kansas 66101 WE BANK ON YOUTH FOR THE FUTURE OF OUR COUNTRY NILL BROS. Sporting Goods Company 1303 North 38th Street Kansas City, Kansas 66102 Specialists in Outfitting Teams Spot-Bit, Tiger, Pumma, Adidas Converse, Riddell Athletic Shoes LEAVENWORTH FLOOR COVERING COMPANY Floor Coverings Carpeting Linoleum Asphalt Tile Cork Tile Rubber Tile Plastic Tile Ceramic Tile Accessories Draperies Venetian Blinds Shades Paint WHITAKER’S Sales - Service - Rental (All Makes) WORK GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES MU 2-0533 405 DELAWARE LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS 66048 Robert (Bob) Overficld BART A STUDIO Phone 682-6414 100 South Fifth Street Leavenworth, Kansas COUNTRY BOY Beef by the Side Corn-Fed Processed (for your freezer) WILEY PACKING CO. 1 Mile South of Lansing, Kansas on Highway 73. Phone PA 7-3248 Open Monday: Noon to 5:30; Tues Sat: 8 to 5:30 We Also Do Custom Slaughtering thru 115 Compliments of ... EUGENE P. OGE D.D.S. [CHAMPLIN] Phone 287-8660 KOUCH’S SERVICE Carburetors Our Speciality Sun Diagnostic Euipment 55th_ Leavenworth Road Kansas City, Kansas INTER-STATE FEDERAL WESTFIELD THRIFTWAY Saving And Loan The place to go for Association the Brand you know 7644 State Watch for Thriftway Wyandotte Plaza Ads in Kansas City Su-8-7644 Star 132 Oak St. Bonner Springs HA-2-3088 8115 State Avenue Cy-9-8500 Kansas City, Kansas 116 Friendliness Is A Part Of Our Service THE GUARANTY STATE BANK 1000 Minnesota Ave. Kansas City, Kansas 66101 Compliments Of A Friend FRANK RAHIJA, Builder DR. MORFFI Better Homes For a Better Community AT 9-4925 Kansas City, Kansas BASEHOR SENTINEL Serving Linwood, Glenwood, and Fairmount Areas Publisher - Paul Massey Associate-Editor - Leslie Shaughnessy Office Manager - Sylvia Lovorn Box 247 724-1887 Compliments of... Charles Hanna Owner CHARLES NEATH, D.D.S. HUBBA SHEET METAL CO. Heating - Air - Conditioning and Guttering Specialist JERRY VERNON, D.D.S. 7532 Leavenworth Road 6111 Leavenworth Road Kansas City, Kansas Kansas City Kansas Phone: 299-1184 Best Wishes Best Wishes to the From Class of 1972 Friends of the School A Friend of the School JOHN BILLINGSLEY M.D. JOHN B. ANDERSON KIENE - NELSON PHARMACY A.B.C. AUTO SUPPLY Prescription Specialist 8529 Parallel Invalid Rental Supplies Kansas City, Kansas Russel Stover Candies Phone: 299-8224 7704 Parallel Kansas City, Kansas Complete Machine Shop Service Phone: 334-3798 7 Days A Week SUNSET BOWLING CENTER Compliments of... 24 AMF Lanes 9 Pool Tables 24 Seat Snack-Bar JACK'S TEXACO STATION 7749 State Avenue Kansas City, Kansas 5901 Leavenworth Rd. Kansas City, Kansas Phone: 299-3631 To The Class of '72 118 'CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '72 BARLOW CIGAR CO. 301 Dele ware Leavenworth, Kansas E.H. LAVERY'S JEWELRY CO. MR. MRS. R.J. CREASON MARIE FERRIS SANDY DUNNING BAKER DEPARTMENT STORE LOUISE DRESS SHOP MR. MRS. HENRY PORTER WESTERN AUTO PISCHEL YEARBOOKS. INO P O Box 36. M eeltnp. Missouri 64658 ■