Bonner Springs High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Bonner Springs, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

1CHITECTS • KEENE.SIMPSON MURPHY□ ASSOC. ARC1 TOTEM POLE PUBLISHED BY THE 1963 TOTEM POLE STAFF BONNER SPRINGS RURAL HIGH SCHOOL BONNER SPRINGS, KANSAS % Leslie Betancourt Copy Editor THE 1963 TOTEM POLE STAFF I Robert Branson Business Manager Mr. Michael Bell Advisor Editor-in-Chief......... Copy Editor.......... Business Manager . . Layout Editor . , Sports Editor. . Photographer Advisor . . Dennis Bowker Leslie Betancourt .... Bob Branson .........Jay Merriam ...........Mitch Mellon ............... David Mize ................ Michael Bell Jay Merriam Mitch Mellott David Mize Layout Editor Sports Editor Photographer TOTEM POLE STAFF--Left io Right: Rosemarie Pavicich, David Mize, Leslie Joe Betancourt, Mr. Bell Dennis Bowker, Bob Branson, Jay Merriam, Mitchell Mellott. TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION................I ADMINISTRATION............2 SENIORS..................12 UNDERCLASSMEN............27 ORGANIZATIONS............42 MUSIC DEPARTMENT.........66 ATHLETICS................71 FEATURES................ 88 ADVERTISING.............112 DEDICATION The graduating class of 1963 dedicates the 1962-1963 Totem Pole to Mrs. Lysle Middaugh and Mr. Robert Venturella, who for the past several years have served as faculty advisors to the annual staff. With no regular journalism class these teachers gave their own free time to supervise their staffs in the pro- duction of many fine yearbooks. We hope that the 1963 Totem Pole is as well edited as those which they supervised with patience and untold hard work. 1 LAWRENCE ROUDYBUSH TREASURER HOMER MIESSE CLERK BOARD OF EDUCATION LAWRENCE PLATT Chairman 3 MR'. TEWELL VICE-PRINCIPAL MR. VAN PETTEN PRINCIPAL MRS. GORSKY SECRETARY FAMILIAR FACES =1= MISS WHITE TREASURER MISS BARNES: Mathe- matics; B.S., M.S. Kansas State Teachers, Pittsburg, Kansas; Spon- sor, Junior Class. MR. BELL: English; B. S., University of Kansas; Cross Country Coach; Sponsor, Junior Class, Pow Wow, Totem Pole. MR. COX: Physical Education; B. S., M.S., University of Kansas; Varsity Football Coach; Track Coach. 6 MR. BURNS: Drafting, General Shop, Welding; B.S., Industrial Educa- tion; Kansas State Uni- versity, Pittsburg, Kansas: Assistant Football Coach. MR. COCHRAN: Socio- logy, Psychology, Physi- cal Education; B. S., Kansas State College, Pittsburg, Kansas: Varsity Basketball Coach, Assis- tant Freshman Football Coach. MR. GORSKY: Guidance Counselor. A.B., College of Emporia. Emporia. Kansas: M.S. Education. University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. Sponsor, Student Council. MR. FERGUSON: Music, B.S., Central Missouri State College, Warrens- burg, Missouri: M.S., University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. MR. HILBERT: B. S., Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas. Drivers' Education, Citi- zenship, World Geography, World History. Sponsor, Sophomores, Safety Club. MR. HUNSLEY: Drivers Education, Arts and Crafts. B.S., M.S., Fort Hayes, Kansas State College. Sponsor, Sophomore Class, Safety Club. MR. LANDERS: Mathe- matics, Physics B.S., Kansas State College, Pittsburg. Sponsor, Freshman Class. MRS. MERCURIO: Spanish, French, B.S., University of Kansas. Sponsor, French Club, Spanish Club. MRS. MIDDAUGH: Com- merce: B.S., M.S., Uni- versity of Kansas. Sponsor, Senior Class. MR. NELSON: Baker University, A.B., Science, Education. Sponsor Senior Class, Freshman, Science Club. 8 MRS. REED: B.E. Washburn University, Topeka, Kansas. Physical Education, Girls Health. Sponsor: Pep Club. MRS. RUSSELL: B. S. University of Kansas. Sponsor: Kayettes, Sophomore Class, Pep Club. MRS. SHEA: B. S., Kansas University, Freshman English Sponsor Freshman Class, Kayettes. MR. SHONEBERG: B. S., Pittsburg, Kansas: Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior English. Sponsor: Sopho- more Class. MISS SETTLES: Librarian; A.B., Ottawa University. 9 MR. SIGLEY: B.S.. Uni- versity of Kansas; M.A. University of Kansas City; Junior Varsity Basketball. Constitution. Sponsor: Senior Class. MR. SPOHN: Biology. B.S., M.S., Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. Sponsor, Bible Club, Freshman Class. MRS. STITH: English, Latin, A.B., State Teachers College; Kearney, Nebraska; Sponsor: Sophomore Class, Latin Club. MR. STARK: B. S. Degree, North Eastern College, Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Mathematics, Sponsor, Freshman Class. MR. STEHNO: Sheet Metal, Electronics, Woodworking, B.S., M.S., Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia; Sponsor, Freshman Class. 10 MR. VEACH: S Speech, Drama- tics, B.S. M.S. Kansas State Teachers College Emporia. Sponsor, Thespians, Exchange Assemblies Sopho- more Class, All School Play. MR. THOMPSON:Ameri- can History, B.S. Univer- sity of Kansas, Sponsor, Junior Class, Hi-Y. MRS. YOUNG: Home Economics. B.S.Kansas State College of Emporia. Sponsor, FHA, Pep Club. MR. VITT: B.S. Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg, Kansas. Auto Mechanics, Woodworking, General Shop. MRS.ZUMBRUM: English, Reading, B.S. Wichita University. M. S. Kansas Univ- ersity . ALDRIDGE, RICHARD ALLEN BETANCOURT, LESLIE JO BOSANKO DAVID M BOWKER, DENNIS E BRANSON, ROBERT H BROWN, CHARLES . . . one we hate to say goodbye to . . . . . . those moments of fun . . . HARRIS, MARILYN ADELE HOFFINE, JAMES R. GOBLE, EDDIE GREENE, WILLIAM M. HOLLEY, PATRICIA GRIMM, GEORGIA HUNT, KYLE EDWARD JOLLIFF, WANDA HOGAN, JUDY ISA BELL, CHARLES . . . and we remember when . . . HOSKINS, RICHARD J. JACOB, HERBERT LOEHR, ROGER JONES, HENRY LIA, MARINELLA KEMPHER, SHELIA LITTLEJOHN, SYLVIA JEAN LEE, JOHN McClain, ROBERT McMACKIN, ELSIE 20 McANERNEY, JOHN McMACKIN, MELVIN . . . had a secret that couldn’t wait . . . MacDONALD, WAYNE McGEE, CLAYTON MANSFIELD, BARBARA ANN MELLOTT, MITCHELL MITCHELL, MAURICE MIESSE, MARY ANN MIZE, DAVID L. PARISA, VICTOR MOORE, DINTY I I . . . experimenting with Nature's laws . . . PARKER, FRANK PASSLER, MARION PETTY, GEORGE PURTEE, DOROTHY SUE 23 all these things and many more SAUNDERS, JOYCE LEE SEDGWICK, EUGENE M. ROBINETT, KAY ROBERTS, KEITH L. SANDBURG, RICHARD RICHARDSON, BILL SOUDERS, MARVIN TRICKETT, GEORGE TURNER, ERNEST TINDER, GLEN VOGAN, REBECCA and although we leave the school behind WALL, DONNA JEAN UNDERCLASSMEN I 1 Terry Joe Robert Yvonne Twyla Janice Marilyn Armstrong Baumgartner Beach Betancourt Bolton Bradfield Brown William Vickie Dean Betty Jo Tommy Alan Sandra Lynn Mary Gayla Brwon Bush Caldwell Camden Carter Chamberlain Chambers Glenna Nancy William Phillip Adalain Alice Carolyn Chance Clark Coe Cohan Coiner Colgan Cox 28 Sharon Cunningham Marvin Davis Robert Ray Edward R. Davis Dickensheets Dickerson Marion Ineal Dangerfield Davenport Mary Rosanne Marijane Dougan Dunn Karyn Enloe Carol Finley Judy Donna Sue Jas. Arthur Fischer Fishbaugh Floyd Robert Richard William A. Foster Franklin Fry r _i Linda Fulks Hezekiah Gaines Pamela Edna Forbach Ford Jackie Michael Michael Mary Geist Gibson Grimm Hale Rodney Robert Paul Virginia Heffley Herdman Hicks Holley Donna Darlene Harrell Hayes P Robert Holt Clodis Paul Benjamin Hunt Hynds James W. Hayes 29 Sharon Ingram Karen Lynne Kern Barbara Kring Leroy McConico, Jr. Bill Millsap 30 Linda Sue Frank Jerrilyn Linda K. Richard Ronald M. Jennings Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Linda Melinda Lange Leake Elbert McAlister Orville Martin Alice Ella Lenahan Luttrell ( I Gerald Sharon McDowell McDowell V irginia McMackin John Merriam Andrea Meyer r w . mem Edward Meyers Sharon Jeannie Mindedahl Minturn Kathy Mitchell Betty Moore Carol Murray Fred Parks Karen Pruitt Karen Simms Sandy Rosemarie Robert Carl Linda Passler Pavicich Payne Peoples Pickett Glenn Rihard Lois Esther Satterfield Scheidt Steve Mary Schirmer Schmoyer Levoide Simpson Lee Roy Michael Rosemeri David Slagley Stanley Stevenson Stidham Alonzo Sweets Lorraine Swenton Linda Taylor James Timms Stephen T inbert Carolyn Tucker Ray Donna Janet Richard William Beverly Vaughn Vogan Wagner Wasson Weir Worley Donna Pollock Stephen Shartran Albert Stuchlik Kenneth Turner Ronald Wright 31 Skip Harry Steve Kathy Kathleen Kenny Danny Aldridge Alexander Alexander Allen Anderson Arnett Belobrajdic Corinne Betancourt Eugene Daniel Blancarte Bosanko Brenda Kathleen Tommy Greta Gay Brese Briscoe Brogdon Brown Julie Terry Jack Steve Maurice John Beverly Bundy Calkins Carson Cavanaugh Chandley Charleston Chronister 32 James Kenneth Dan P. William Johnnie Gary Clark Coffelt Connell Courtney Cox Craig Benny Cubit K gusv Arlie Mae Robert David Lenona Jerry Lee Paul Cumbie Cunningham Darr David Defries Deming Larry Dougan Michael Dwayne Linda Cheryl James Vickie Phillip Drennon Dunbar Enloe Falk Finley Frisbie Fulks Frances Carolyn Alvin T. Charles Ronnie Donald Jess Goodin Graham Hauetter Hayes Hepner Hill Hill Stephen Kathleen Terry Hill Hoffine Hofstra Larry Hylton Audrey Jackson Lewis Jacob a W Ar-T 1 Mae Lois Roger Jones Jones Sharon Kenny Lee Dee James Vincent Keith Luttrell May McCall McConico McDonald McDowell Sandra Oscar Edwin Lee Nancy Elsie McDowell McWashington Mellott Mellott Mikesich Miller Sandra Robert Marie Darlene James George Mills Millsap Mize Moore Neal Newton 34 Margaret Littlejohn I Larry McDowell Edward Mills William Nickum Robert Barbara Linda Carol Frank Novich Nyman Ore Owens Owens Sam H. Alice Warren Ronnie Patricia Gwendolyn David Parisa Parker Passler Penner Penrod Petty Pickett Beverly Willard Andrea Joan George Penny Leland Presley Price Puntenney Purtee Ristow Roberts Robinett Charles Kent Hall Wayne James Stanford Mary Jo Randy Ruby Ruby Sack Scott Seibel Seyler Shumaker Edw ard Tinberg Wm. Edward Linda John Linda Michael Diana Townsel Trobough Turner Walker Walker Watkins David Weatherman Joy Webb Marceline Laura Linda Marie John White Wilcox Wilkins Wilson Woolf Peggy Jo Zimmerli Barb Charles John Wyrick Thomas Yount Linda Zaring Steve Wright CLASS OFFICERS Nicki Lenahan Mike Malone . Karen Green . Joanna Wind . , . President .Vice-President , . . Secretary , . . Treasure Beverly Barnett Linda Sandra Bass Beckham Jewell Bender Mary Bergin Lawrence Bichelmeyer Patricia Bicknell Frank Blancarte Joyce Bolton Judy Bowker John Robert Robert Loyd Bricker Brickey Brill Brouhard AVAILABLE Fred Brown Karen Gloria Burcham Burns 37 Raymond Michael Tonya Ann Bush Calkins Callahan Mary Kathleen Clark Coe Bruce Sherri Coleman Connor Gentry Crosby Janet Lois Faye Richard Carolyn Jerry Leonard Dale Dangerfield Davis Demaranville Dunivan Emerson Phillip Floyd Cheryl Freeman Lois Ford Blanch Foster George Foulk Julia Lee Espy Anthony Lester Ranola James Nancy Dale Rebecca Garner Garrison Garrison Glenn Goeking Gorsky Graham Sharon Dorothy Karen Linda Don Maria Ronald Graham Green Greene Greene Grinstead Guy Hamilton 38 Jimmie Wayne Stanley Jean Anne Thomas Darryl Michael Hand Heath Heffley Herdman Herring Hestand Hogan Larry Ronald Hollenbeck Hollenbeck Ernest Billy Don Howard Hulet Gary Nancy Linda Hunt Hurst Ingram Terry Sandra Jordan Keele Robert Kelly Audna Jordan Donna Jefferson Paul Lee Hurley Kindred Kinney Anita Lenahan John Lowry Roberta Langford Gloria Knight Timothy Knight Larry David Stephan Maggard Malone Martin Daniel Peggy John Donna May McAnerney McClain McFarlin 39 Betty Howard McGee McHarg Robert McKinzie Bobbie McMackin Joyce Lynn Miller Dennis Mindedahl Michael Mitchell Elaine Donald Keith Melva Rita Norma Carolyn Packard Payne Pembelton Pinks Presley Purtee Ray Robert Brenda Melinda Carol Kay Dona Joyce Robinson Schoneman Schoneman Schroeder Shartran Shaw Simpson Dorothy Lana Martha Susan Meri Wanda Victoria Slagley Sooter Sower Spalding Sprung Stean Stinnett 40 Fern K. Norman E. Joe Duane Michael Stockwell Stockwell Stolfus Streeter Regan Gary Alan Richard Studna Stull Taylor Laurence Charles David J. Howard Tinberg Tounsel Vitt Vogan Mary Eileen Charles Cynthia Vogt Walters Ward Mary Ann Anna Laura M. Linda L. Iva Jesse Stephen Watkins Welkey Wessel Wessel Whala White, Jr, Wiard Randy A. Ruth Ann Charles Dorothy Larry C. Willie Joanna Wiggins Wilhite Williams Williams Williams Williams Wind Mary Anna Janet L. Linda E. Howard Linda C. Scott W. Wind Wolfe Wolff Wolfrom, Jr. Wright Wright 41 Tom t 4 T The Pow Wow Vol. 24 No. 14. Bonner Springs, Kans. March 8, 1963 Roll the Raven One More For Tourney Victo' ACTRESSES oush, Mary Chamber- inda Jones recently ers of Thespians by )ints from plays and tests. uis currently is the -lub in school with ient of eight girls boys. K5N QTROliL Fifteen points provi the rictorious cushion of Bonner Braves last night they gunned down a confu Maur Hill squad 75 60 at fIngham. The Warriors, feeling potent with two tc nament wins under their t tonight move on to the fir with Marysville (which 1 night rolled over Immacule state defending champions.) The firs naif of Bonner-Maur Hill struggle� every way except the Braves combination of factors,not least of which was the Fj.ve skill, left Bonner trailing 27 at the half. Thinga changed very aho ly, however, as the Bra ''•red into the second half ' -J to Maur Hil ve enrollnent plans made this month by jdents. The pre-en- wi 11 enable the :ion to plan next riculuo and schedule, icnt can be changed ooer vacation if the is a logical reason t the change. j', °ahbow hosted thirty-two idents who presented ro their operetta Rainbow' in the ange assembly Feb- cenes traced th he Broadway fantas � • « of hHrecro pej i pot of gold wi f a leprachaun a 'odii. S SONBR courses, Driv and Typing wil is summer at Bonner. ; course will be de- students not inter- icr business courses ig typing for their tl work, lach cours rth 1 2 credit. St, -fiWT LATE lei Lome all. to the all-school w to be held on in the new gym. iy as possible are participate to help •how a real success, for adults will be children 50� . The nco‘edit° n Hosk d .me 28 ne l Ji ie f. Wa, or hii it is on basketba en practi stage. '•actice wt fading th involve i script � ges. e ltorc ...� e Stanriir ' u n' D. Ml Mitcheli d ' Ua, a staff • � � ere s s '’ta«� 8: s ', ’ •«« , c ' H. Jo ■ “«M: � ta. ' «W� m s. I. Ho ,D«8an, • ?«■ I. 10 dl u . PTSA Remember, the response to the Letters to the Skiitor box is a definite indication of the mental and moral strength of all Bonner High Students - or their lack of it. and Scroll Announced %ram L °Skins' and S f Second sem 5' Sc hi, Societ . r Co editors wor Senies' this honorary organ ..... ere C. grade average of B in all bus- I at ... subjects and an average mess of C must be maintained in all subjects taken the junior and senior year. They must also be enrolled in one business course the senior year and have attained three credits of business courses by graduation. in new members of Scroll have been r. Bell announced ’ members are Leslie • bennis Bowker, • crf Adalain Coiner, Roxanne Dougan, •c. Sharon Ingram, Lia, Jock Merriam, iedahl, Kathy Mitch- eve Schirmerv eligible for Quill' • the student must or senior. He must his class scholastically, either for the year of his selection or for the total high school years. Finally, he must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publication work, such as writing, editing, business management or production. Members are required to JCL Planning Trips English Class riuuuvas Paper The Junior Classical League discussed a possible trip to the state convention at Hayes, Kansas, later this spring, duiing their February 26 meeting. Members wishing to pay dues for which they receive attend the national convention a Quill and Scroll pin. , August 11-15 at Kansas Univer- Jerry Hoskins, Jay Merriam sity were urged to submit and Judy Hogan are the only1 their names to either Mrs. iza-i the mperthirHf °“n nc”Jjers in the organi«-i Stith or Danny belobradjic for At the end of the first six weeks Mr. Bell's first hour junior English class vot- ed to write and produce a newspaper. Now, at the climax of the fifth six weeks, this newspaper has become a reality. The class of 26 was divid- ed into four groups, each of which had a chairman and a clerk to keep things going. The chairmen and clerks were: group one - Tom Camden, chair- The paper contains su subjects as what preparatioi a boy goes through to get hi car ready for a date, hew boj and girls should look on date, how music affects you a date, a sports page and gossip column. The class made a tentatii production schedule and wi ready to go to press withi seven days. At the completion of thi 0----1 I 1----- man and Glenna Chance, clerk; schedule, the paper was tumc group two - Edna Ford, chair- over to Mr. Bell to be run ol man and Jerry McDowell, clerk; on the off-set press group three - Sharon McDowell, chairman and Donna Fishbaugh, On! enough copies for the Engli: class were run off, but I select � v - - - - clerk; and group four - Penny sure any proud owner of th Carter, chairman and Darlene paper wil'l lend you a copy I Relaxing after a rigorous day, Dennis Bowker, Robert Savings, and Steve Shirmer review the day's events at K-State Workshop. SUMMER CONVENTIONEERS Taking time out from their activities, Susan Chandley and Jerry Hoskins relate their experiences at Lawrence and Wichita where they represented Bonner as Girl and Boy Staters. Three and four year members are — FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Satterfield, A. Lenehan, S. Ingram, M. Cham- berlain, L. Lange, S. Littlejohn, B. Papa, M. Lia, K. Meredith, M. Dunn, S. Chandley, L. Betancourt, D. Deming, A. Meyer, C. Finley. SECOND ROW: D. Pollock, R. Dougan, B. Caldwell, M. Brown, C. Cox, B. Mansfield, J. Hogan, J. Geiss, G. Neal, M. Miesse, B. Kring, Rosemeri Stevenson, C. Kolbourn, D. Harrell. THIRD ROW: Y. Betancourt, S. Passler, L. Swenton, G. Chambers, M. Leake, V. Bush, S. Mindedahl, R. Pavicich, L. Jones, J. Jones, K. Pruitt, A. Coiner, J. Bradfield, K. Robinett. FOURTH ROW: P. Puntenney, D. Purtee, C. Murray, K. Kern, J. Fischer, B. Worley, K. Enloe, M. Dangerfield, T. Bolton, M. Harris, E. Pettey, L. Taylor, S. Carter, K. Mitchell. Kayettes, an organization for girls in Kansas, is affiliated with the State. Each year as the girls reach for a higher goal, their tasks become more numerous. Among this year's activities, the girls painted the football bleachers, decorated the school Christmas tree, collected clothes for the needy, took toys and refreshments to an orphanage to help celebrate the children's Christmas, held a Cerebral Palsy Drive, gave the school's Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter programs and sponsored a Twirp dance. Fulfilling their purpose to serve their school, community and country, it is no surprise that this club is one of the busiest clubs in the school. 45 Underclassmen members are, first row: G. Knight, D. Kuhn, J. Wolfe, P. Bicknell, A. Parker, D. Watkins, B. Nyman, S. Spalding, L. Kindred, K. Hunt, N. Hurst, N. Purtee, T. Callahan, M. Pinks, B. Presley, L. Bass, J. Miller, R. Langford. SECOND ROW: K. Anderson, P. Penrod, C. Ward, B. Chronister, K. Kahle, G. Brown, M. Seyler, C. Tinberg, L. Orr, L. Littlejohn, D. Jefferson, A. Jackson, M. White, K. Allen, V. Stewart, . Wright, N. Lenahan. THIRD ROW: M. Mize, L. Wilcox, D. Spillman, C. Faulk, J. Hogan, J. Bundy, S. Slagley, D. Foster, L. Dangerfield, J. Simpson, L. Jones, A. Jordan, J. Herdman, M. Schoneman, B. Schoneman, P. Roberts, J. Wind, M. Wind. FOURTH ROW: N. Mikesich, F. Goodin, S. Hubbard, L. Enloe, B. Lilley, P. Jones, L. Ingram, K. Hoffine, J. Purtee, S. Mills, K. Allen, J. Botlon, L. Davis, V. Frisbie, J. Bowker, G. Petty, C. Betancourt, A. Puntenney. Capable leaders of the Kayettes are — LEFT TO RIGHT: Sylvia Littlejohn, Student Representative: Mary Jo Seyler, Treasurer: Susan Chandley, President; Mary Ann Miesse, Vice-President; and Judy Hogan, Secretary. KAYETTES Committee chairmen making up the Kayette Board are -- FIRST ROW: S. Littlejohn, J. Hogan, S. Chandley, M. Miesse, R. Stevenson, K. Hunt, P. Puntenney, Mrs. Shea, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Russell, Sponsor; R. Dougan, M. Seyler, G. Neal, B. Lilley, M. Chamberlain, S. Ingram, C. Cox and S. Carter. 7t7 Upperclassmen girls are, first row: C. Finley, S. Littlejohn, K. Simms, T. Bolton, M. Lia, K. Meredith, P. Puntenney, S. Chandley, M. Miesse, D. Deming, M. Chamberlain. SECOND ROW: S. Carter, L. Lange, S. McDowell, J. Wagner, M. Hale, K. Kern, C. Murray, B. Caldwell, G. Neal, J. Hogan, B. Papa. THIRD ROW: A. Coiner, A. Lenahan, Y. Betancourt, J. Jones, S. Ingram, L. Jones, K. Pruitt, K. Mitchell, M. Brown, D. Pollock. L. Betancourt, G. Chambers. FOURTH ROW: C. Cox, R. Dougan, S. Passler, S. Mindedahl, R. Pavicich, B. Worley, L. Jennings, G. Chance, A. Meyer, Mrs. Reed, sponsor. FIFTH ROW: J. Bradfield, C. Kilbourn, L. Satterfield, M. Leake, R. Stevenson, B. Kring, and K. Kerns. Mrs. Reed Sporting their new black and white uniforms, the Pep Club 48 supported Bonner's teams. 1 Underclassmen who supported the teams were: First Row: S. Spalding, K. Allen, V. Frisbie, G. Brown, B. Chronister, A.Puntenney, L. Enloe, A. Parker, M. Mize, D. Kuhn, L. Allen, L. Wilcox, V. Stewart, and F. Guy. Second Row: K. Kahle, C. Tinberg, B. Nyman, L. Trobough, K. Hoffine, J. Hogan, J. Bolton, M. White, L. Littlehohn, L. Davis, S. Hubbard, D. Spillman, and M. Seyler. Third Row: B. Lilley, C. Betancourt, C. Falk, K. Hunt, A. Jackson, L. Shart- ran, C. Ward, N. Lenahan, L. Sooter, P. Jones, G. Knight, L. Ingram, and Linda Kindred. Fourth Row; F. Goodin, N. Mikesich, D. Shaw, A. Jordan, E. Miller, J. Herdaman, J. Simp- son, L. Allen, J. Wolfe, P. Bicknell, G. Burns, M. Alexander, and N. Hurst. Fifth Row: Mrs. Reed, R. Presley, L. Bass, D. Watkins, S. Mills, J. Purtee, M. Watkins, J. Bowker, L. Wright, C. Ray, and V. Stinnet. President Leslie Betancourt Coach Cochran demonstrates his own method of inspiring pep. Aa The pep club cheers the team on to second place at the Class A Regionals. Heading this year's Pep Club are: secretary, Lois Satterfield; treasurer, Marilyn Brown; president, Leslie Betancourt;.vice-president, Kathy Mitchell; and point director, Sandy Passler. Dennis Bowker Secretary-Treasurer President Bonner's proud athletes are, left to right, first row: F. Watson, J, Merriam, H. Crosby, G. Cunningham, R. Loehr, W. McDonald, B Aldridge, B. Branson, C. MeGee. SECOND ROW: R. Wright, S. Shirmer, S. Cavanaugh, P, Cohan, C. Peoples, T. Armstrong, R, Jones, E. Dickerson, S. Aldridge, THIRD ROW: Coach Cox, sponsor: B. Weir, B. Hays. A. Stuchlik, B. Hands, F. Jones, G. Spalding, L, Simpson, F. Snow. FOURTH ROW: V. McDonald, L. Klamm, L. McConico, D. Belobrajdic, T. Yount, E. Mills, H. Gaines, T. Calkins. 52 HI-Y Hi-Y Members are, sitting left to right: G. Cunningham, J. Hoffive, B. Richardson, F. Watson, R. Loehr, C. Brown, B. Branson, K. Roberts, D. Bowker. Standing: Mr, Thompson, Sponsor; R. Wright, B. Davis, T. Armstrong, S, Hill, T. Yount, E. Mills, B. Millsap, D. Wasson. The six Hi-Y Officers are Fred Watson, Secretary- Treasurer; Dennis Bowker, President; Carl Peoples, Vice-President; Roger Loehr, Council Representa- tive; Keith Roberts, Council Representative; Dick Wasson, Chaplain. 53 Bonner's first Key Club members are, left to right: B. Hynds, M. Mellon, S. Cavanaugh. D. Belobra- jdic, R. Sandburg, S. Shirmer, J. Merriam, M. Odom, D. Mize, E. McAlister, E. Gilbert, A. Stuchlik. Back Row; J. McClean, G. Cunningham, Mr. Cox, Sponsor; J. Hoskins, J. Merriam. KEY CLUB Hard working officers are Mitch Mellon, Vice- President; Jay Merriam, President; Rick Sandburg, Treasurer; Steve Schirmer, Secretary. One of their activities included taking charge of all Sophomore basketball games. 54 Safety Club members are, first row, L. Betancourt, K. Kahle, D. Kincaid, B. Branson, K. Pruitt, K. Mitchell, D. Bowker, M. Mize. Second Row: B. Millsap, S. Carter, B. Millsap, A. Coiner, A. Lewis, J. Bradfield, L. Fulks, G. Knight. Third Row: J. Laughery, J. Carson, T. Camden, K. McDowell, J. Scott. SAFETY CLUB Officers are, top row, Kenda Kahle, President; Allen Lewis, Vice-President; Bottom Row: Alice Parker, Secretary; Marie Mize, Treasurer. 55 Growing into a larger club each year, Bible Club members are, first row, left to right, Mr. Spohn, Sponsor; Linda Walker, S. Luttrell, M. Wilson, J. Lee, L. Wilkins, G. Grimm, J. Clark. Second Row: G. McMackin, L. Zaring, K. Meredith, N. Goeking, R. Wilhite, J. Bender, B. Presley, Carol Owens, R. Presley. Third Row: T. Camden, J. Wagner, M. Hale, D. Fishbaugh, S. Cunningham, E. Luttrell, Joyce Webb, J. Dale, P. Zimmerli. BIBLE CLUB Officers of this year’s Bible Club were, left to right, Marie Wilson, Linda Wilkins, Sandra Dale, Sharon Luttrell, Robert Novich, John Lee. F.H.A. MEMBERS -- FIRST ROW: K. Millsap, M. Vogt, D. Fishbaugh, M. Sower, P. McAnerney, A. Meyer, S. McDowell, S. McDowell, K, Meredith, N. Purtee. SECOND ROW: P. Holley, J. Dale, L. Trobough, R. Stevenson, C. Freeman, K. DeMaranville, M. Wind, F. Stockwell, G. Grimm, J. Wagner. THIRD ROW: L. Ore, B. Mansfield, E. Miller, S. Dunivan, S. Cunningham, M. Hale, S. Dale, J. Minturn, J. Wind, V. Holley. FOURTH ROW: R. Pavicich, L. Enloe, R. Wilhite,.S. Kempher, K. Enloe, J. Fishcher, M. Schomoyer, M. Wilson, C. Murray, C. Schroeder. F.H.A. was successfully led by leaders --FIRST ROW: Andrea Meyer, Treasurer; Rosemari Stevenson, Secretary; Sandy Dunivan, President; Pat Holley, Vice-President; Virginia Holley, Song-Leader. SECOND ROW: Linda Trobough, Reporter; Karyn Enloe, District First Vice-President; Sharon Cunningham, Historian; Rosemarie Pavicich, Parliamentarian. 57 Members of Bonner’s two year old club, the Junior Classical League, are -- FIRST ROW, Left to Right; M. Hogan, S. Littlejohn, D. Hestand, S. Wiard, R. Hamilton, M. Malone, R. Wiggins, A. Meyer, M. Schoneman, B. Schoneman, L. Wolfe, D. Watkins, R. Langford, J. Wolfe. SECOND ROW; L. Paxton, L. Betancourt, S. Chandley, E. Blancarte, D. Vitt, J. Cox, E. Ruby, J. Herdman, J. Wind, C. Ward, N. Lenahan, M. Wind, M. Seyler, S. Olson. THIRD ROW; B. Brill, R. Dougan, R. Troutman, R. Stevenson, P. Puntenney, G. Neal, L. Swenton, N. Mikesich, C. Betancourt, M. Drennon, P. Zimmerli, E. Tinberg, D. Spillman, J. Bowker. FOURTH ROW: M. Miesse, D. Bosanko. K. Kerns, S. Siebel, K. Roberts, K. Ruby, S. Cavanaugh, A. Stuchlik, K. May, S. Shirmer, K. Shaman, Mrs. Stith, Sponsor. FIFTH ROW: M. Mitchell, S. Martin, J. Laughory, M. Mitchell, J. Hoskins, D. Connell, S. Shartran, D. Belobradjic, L. Jacobs, B. Lilley. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The busy officers are — SEATED, Left to Right: Nicki Lenahan, Treasurer; Mary Jo Seyler, Historian; STANDING: Roxanne Dougan, Secretary; Dan Belo- brajdic. President; Corinne Betancourt, Vice-President, 58 Sitting, Left to Right, the Spanish Club members are -- FIRST ROW; B. Davis, R. Bush, J, White, M. Schmoyer, L Mellott, B. Millsap, P. Puntenney, R. Shumaker, K. Arnett, L. Dougan, S. Kempher. SECOND ROW: D. Grin- stead, E. McAlister, T. Armstrong, R. Dickensheets, J, Timms, A. Lewis, B. Branson, D. Wasson, J. Merriam, T, Hofstra, S. Shartran, L, Slagley, E. Gilbert, S. Williams, Mrs. Mecurio, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: M. Grimm, R. Penner, M. Stanley, E. Mellott, R. Hepner, H. MeHarg, M. Watkins, L. Sooter, L. Pickett, D. Shaw, A. Colgan, P. Holley. SPANISH CLUB Smii j at miiiMu uSS BanaeZ Officers of this year's Spanish club are — SITTING, Left to Right: Steve Shartran, President; Shirley Williams, Secretary. STANDING: Dick Wasson, Sergeant-at-Arms; Terry Armstrong, Treasurer; Elbert McAlister, Songleader; Bobby Branson, Vice- President. The Quetzalcoatl chapter of the Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica was chartered January 18, 1963. The charter members are -- Linda Pickett, Linda Wil- kins, Elbert McAlister and Jay Merriam. 59 French Club's thirty members, Sitting, Left to Right are --FIRST ROW; C. Falk, M. Odom, R. Heffley, J. Hos- kins, B. Nyman, B. Weir, J. Purtee, V. Frisbie, K. Kerns. SECOND ROW: L. Kindred, G. Brown, B. Aldridge, L. Enloe, P. Hines, J. Timms, B. Price, K. Hoffine, N. Clark, B. Presley, Mrs. Mecurio, Sponsor. THIRD ROW; L. Ingram, S. Mindedahl, R. Pavicich, K. Hunt, S. Carter, L. Satterfield, S. Ingram, M. Brown, A. Puntenney, C. Schroeder, J. Hogan. FRENCH CLUB French Club was led by officers -- SITTING, Left to Right: Sandy Carter, Secretary; Lois Satterfield, Vice-President. STANDING: Linda Enloe, Treas- urer; Jerry Hoskins, President; Marilyn Brown, Representative. Chapter No. 258 of the Societe Honoraire de Fran- cais was chartered January 10, 1963. The charter members are -- Marilyn Brown, Richard Hoskins, Kathlene Hoffine and Andrea Puntenney. Taking time out for a picture, the governing body is --FIRST ROW: M. Seyler, B. Lilley. SECOND ROW: G. Neal, S. Chandley, C. Ward, N. Lenahan. THIRD ROW: B. Branson, D. Grinstead, D. Belobrajdic, R. Bush. FOURTH ROW: B. Millsap, E. Gilbert, D. Watkins, C. Cox. FIFTH ROW: D. Mize, M. Mellon, S. Ingram, J. Merriam, B. Price. STANDING: Mr. Venture 11a, Sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL STUCO'S leaders are — SITTING, Left to Right: G. Neal, Secretary; S. Chandley, Treasurer. STANDING: B. Millsap, Vice-President; E. Gilbert, President. One of the many activities of this year's student council was the declaring of two Dress Up days. The club hopes that the two days will become a traditional act at B.S.R.H.S. This year’s Quill and Scroll members: Richard Hoskins, Sharon Ingram, Pow-Wow editors; Judy Hogan, Sharon Mindedahl, Jock Merriam, Marinella Lia, Pow-Wow Staff. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Cox, Steve Schirmer, Pow- Wow editors; Adalain Coiner, Mary Hale, Sandy Carter, Roxanne Dougan, Kathy Mitchell, Pow-Wow Staff. THIRD ROW: Leslie Betancourt, Dennis Bowker, Jay Merriam, Totem Pole Staff. vtt an jgffi Jmrmitmiuil Sonurarp Sorirro fhf(%h Sdiaol Immulists' 63 The two members of this year's National Business Honor Society are Georgia Neal and Susan Chandley. This is the Society's second year at Bonner High. 64 NATIONAL BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY The twelve members of the 1963 National Honor Society are, first row: Jerry Hoskins, Kyle Hunt, Gene Cunningham, Jay Merriam, Dennis Bowker. SECOND ROW: Susan Chandley, Leslie Jo Betancourt, Mary Ann Miesse, Eddie Gilbert, Georgia Neal, Sandra Dunivan, and Sylvia Littlejohn. Valedictorian: Mary Ann Miesse NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Salutator ian: Sylvia Louise Littlejohn 65 Band members by instruments: CLARINETS -- S. Shartran, K. Meredith, J. Defries, L. Wilkins, M. Leake, K. Pruitt, B. Worley, L. Enloe, K. Allen, K. Shartran, A. Jackson, A. Puntenney, P. Roberts, K. Kerns, G. Burns. BASS CLARINETS -- E. Gilbert, J. Wind. FLUTE — W. Jolliff, M. Dunn, R. Stevenson, L. Kindred, H. McHarg, L. Bass. BASSOON -- M. Miesse, K. Kern. FRENCH HORN — P. Puntenney, R. Aldridge, J. Cox. ALTO SAXOPHONES --V. Bush, L. Betancourt, J. White, J. Wolfe. TENOR SAXOPHONES --J. Herdman, C. Ward, T. Armstrong. BARITONE SAXOPHONE — L. Satterfield. TRUMPETS -- E. McAlister, K. Roberts, B. Branson, C. Brown, C. Ray, M. Souders, G. Trickett, D. Wasson, R. Dickensheets, M. Stanley, M. Drennon, R. Wiggins. BARITONE -- S. Schimer. TROMBONE --J. Merriam, G. Tinder, B. Davis, B. Weir, B. Hynds, S. Martin. BAND 1962-63 66 ALTO CLARINETS—A. Meyer, M. Wind. OBOE -- L. Wilkins. DRUMS — J. Young, S. Kempher, M. Brown, S. Hill, S. Seibel. TUBAS — B. Holley, R. Herdman, E. Melliott, R. Bush. BELLS — K. Mitchell. CYMBALS — J. Bender. MAJORETTES —D. Purtee, J. Purtee, G. Brown, B. Nyman, D. Watkins FLAG CARRIERS — S. Mindedahl, R. Pavicich, R. Dougan. STRING BASS — R. Penner. man Drum Majorette Karen Pruitt Practicing during their daily half-hour session, band mem- bers must also practice after school hours in order to com - pete for a ”1 rating at district. 67 Members of Bonner's Mixed Chorus are — FRONT ROW: W. McDonald, J. Stolfus, L. Simpson, R. Jones, R. Lewis, E. Crosby, O. Murtin, D. Wasson, R. Kirkendoll, R. Beach, J. Neal, K. Shartran, M. Wilson, J. Hogan, M. Schmoyer. BACK ROW: J. Espy, W. Davenport, L. Walker, A. Jordan, C. Kilbourn, E. Gilbert, D. Hayes, C. Brown, E. McAlister, D. Jefferson, H. McHarg, L. Dangerfield, B. McGee, I. Davenport. The following 60 girls made B.S.R.H.S. 's largest Glee Club ever. They are — FIRST ROW: R. Presley, S. McDowell, C. Cox, K. Meredith, A. Parker, B. Papa, S. McDowell, J. Bender, I. Davenport, S. Luttrell, L. Jennings, J. Dale, M. Bergin, P. Lambert. SECOND ROW: D. Deming, L. Greene, C. Kilbourn, D. Watkins, J. Bradfield, K. Kahle, D. Shaw, B. Brese, A. Laverack, W. Davenport, M. Dunn, C. Ward, S. Graham, L. Walker, G. Chambers, THIRD ROW: L. Zaring, D. Spillman, J. Geist, D. Harrel, V. Bush, N. Goeking, M. Wind, S. Olson, L. Betancourt, J. Wind, J. Wolfe, P. Roberts, S. Mills, C. Graham. FOURTH ROW: M. Harris. R. Wilhite, L. Satterfield, M. Dangerfield, T. Bolton, L. Jones, M. Leake, L. Wilkins, K. Kern, K. Allen, J. Bowker, B. Worley, L. Mellott, L. Wilcox. Comprising the Girls Quartet are Carolyn Cox, Carol Kilbourn, Lois Satterfield and Vicki Bush. Flag Carriers are Rosemarie Pavicich and Sharon Mindedahl. TOP ROW: Roxanne Dougan. Majorettes: Barbara Nyman, Greta Brown, Joan Purtee, Dorothy Purtee, Julie Bundy and Diane Wat- kins. Bonner’s dance band, known as the Rhythm Masters, performed for several schools this year. It's members are: first row: H. McHarg, E. Gilbert, V. Bush, J. Cox, J. Herdman, L. Satterfield. SECOND ROW: K. Kern, B. Davis, J. Merriam, R. Dickensheets, M. Stanley, S. Shirmer, E. McAlister. STANDING: S. Siebel, and R. Penner. Members of the pep band are, first row: B. Weir, S. Martin, B. Davis, J. Merriam, S. Hill, J. Cox, S. Schirmer, E. Gilbert, E. McAlister. SECOND ROW: B. Holley, S. Kempher, S. Siebel, J. Young, L. Wilkins, A. Jackson, D. Wasson, R. Dickensheets, S. Shartran, and B. Holley. VARSITY FOOTBALL Wayne MacDonald Senior--Halfback 5' 8 145 lbs. Gene Cunningham Senior--Tackle 6' 1 180 lbs. Roger Loehr Senior—Tackle 6' 1 185 lbs. Elvin Crosby Senior--Guard 5’ 10” 165 lbs. Clayton McGee Senior--End 6’ 150 lbs. Dennis Bowker Senior--Center 5' 10 150 lbs. Ronnie Wright Junior--Quarterback 5' 11” 156 lbs. Ed Dickerson Junior--Halfback 5’ 9” 175 lbs. Jock Merriam Junior--Guard 5’ 9 150 lbs. Carl Peoples Junior--Halfback 5' 8 1 2 138 lbs. Frank Jones Junior--Halfback 5' 8 147 lbs. Levoide Simpson Junior--End 5' 10” 155 lbs. Phillip Cohan Junior -- Tackle 6' -- 180 lbs. Bill Weir Junior — Tackle 5’ 11 — 185 lbs The Varsity Football Team, SITTING, Left to Right, is: L. McConico, V. McDonald, J. Defries, B. Hayes, W. McDonald, E. Crosby, C. McGee, F. Jones, E. Dickerson, T. Yount, C. Peoples. SECOND ROW: Coach Cox, H. Papineau, D. Belobradjic, S. Hill, R. Jones, T. Calkins, H. Gaines, B. Price, L. Simpson, R. Lewis, S. Cavanaugh. THIRD ROW: Coach Duane Stark, G. Cunningham, B. Weir, R. Loehr, P. Cohan, R. Wright, K. Colfelt, W. Jones, T. Jordan, J. McConico. Coach Dick Burns. FOURTH ROW: D. Kirby, Manager; R. Jones, L. Jacob, W. Sack, E. Mills, D. Bowker, J. Merriam, P. Deming, L. Klamm, P. Hines, A. Stuchlik. FROSH FOOTBALL This year's freshman football team: Mr. Cochran, coach; B. Coleman, S. Wiard, R. Hamilton, R. Bush, Mr. Sigley, head coach. SECOND ROW: D. Grinstead, M. Hogan, M. Calkins, D. Davis, B. Brill, M. Malone. THIRD ROW: M. Streeter, D. Gorsky, J. McClain, G. Stull, D. Mindedahl, R. Stockwell. Even though the freshman team was small and had few victories, the freshman boys practiced long and hard hours. VARSITY BASKETBALL Wayne McDonald Senior--5 '8 Guard Clayton McGee Senior--5 '10 Forward Bob Branson Senior—1 ' Forward Charles Brown Senior—5 '8 Guard LeRoy McConico Junior—5 '10” Guard James McConico Sophomore—5'11 Guard Levoid Simpson Junior—5 'll Forward Jim Floyd Junior—5 '11 Center Ronnie Wright Junior--5 ’10 Guard Silas King Junior—5 '10 Guard Ray Vaughn Junior—6' Forward Mr. Kenneth Cochran Head Coach Varsity basketball members who won second place in the class A regional are, kneeling: Ronnie Wright, Clayton McGee, LeRoy McConico, Silas King, Charles Brown, Wayne McDonald. Standing: Coach Kenneth Cochran, Levoide Simpson, Robert Branson, James McConico, Ray Vaughn, Phil Floyd, and Jim Floyd, Assistant Coach Wil- liam Sigley. VARSITY SCHEDULE DATE BONNER OPPONENTS Dec. 7 St. Joseph 58 61 Jan. 14 Ottawa 50 65 Jan. 8 Paola 61 38 Jan. 11 Argentine 45 54 Jan. 18 Olathe 40 52 Jan. 22 Osawatomie 63 47 Jan. 25 Rosedale 59 62 Jan. 29 Turner 45 58 Feb. 1 Ottawa 44 61 Feb. 5 Osawatomie 61 43 Feb. 18 Argentine 45 60 Feb. 15 Olathe 56 32 Feb. 19 Paola 61 40 Feb. 22 Rosedale 43 46 Feb. 26 Maur Hill 80 50 Mar. 1 Turner 56 59 EKL Tournament at Turner Dec. 11 Rosedale 45 34 Dec. 14 Turner 47 51 Dec. 15 Argentine 59 40 81 Members of the Sophomore and Junior Varsity squads this year were, standing left to right: V. MacDonald, O. Aldridge, S. Wright, L. Klamm, R. Jones, T.Jordan, T. Townsel, T. Hofstra, E. Mills, L. Jacob, K. May, M. Drennon. Kneeling: Mr. Sigley, Coach; T. Yount, R. Vaughn, J. McConico, R. Wright, L. McConico, P. Floyd, R. Sandburg, statistician; A. Stuchlik, student manager. This year brought another new development to Bonner's athletic curriculum--the addition of a Sopho- more team to those teams which already existed: the Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Freshman teams. The team is composed solely of sophomores and its purpose is to enable more boys to be able to play basketball in our high school, and to allow these sophomores to gain the experience and poise needed to play good varsity ball later on in high school. 82 Freshman basketball athletes for 1963 are, front row: D. Vitt, Manager; R. Hamilton D. Grinstead, R. Wiggins, M. Malone, S. Heffley, H. Kenny. Second row: D. Hestand, J. Bricker, D. Mindedahl, J, McClain, M. Mit- chell, D. Gorsky, N. Stockwell, M. Streeter, R. Bush, and J. White, Coach: Mr. Nelson. DATE FRESHMAN SCHEDULE OPPONENT RESULT Dec. 4 St. Joseph Won Dec. 7 Turner Lost Dec. 11 Osawatomie Won Dec. 18 Lawrence West Lost Dec. 21 Lawrence Central Lost Jan. 4 Ottawa Lost Jan. 9 Paola Won Jan. 11 Argentine Lost Jan. 15 Osawatomie Won Jan. 18 Olathe Lost Jan. 21 Paola Won Jan. 25 Rosedale Lost Jan. 29 Turner Lost Feb. 4 St. Joseph Lost Feb. 12 Lawrence West Lost Feb. 19 Olathe Won TOURNAMENT Feb. 7 Turner Won Feb. 14 Argentine Lost Feb. 16 Ottawa Won 83 Captain Robert Foster, fastest man on the team, and three-year let- terman. Dennis Bowker, Senior GOLF TEAM 1963 Bob Branson, Senior Fred Watson, Senior GOLF SCHEDULE April 1 Ottawa Lake Quivera April 4 Immaculata Leavenworth C.C. April 8 Turner Lake Quivera April 15 Argentine April 18 De Soto April 22 April 29 Lake Quivera Olathe Rosedale Olathe Lake Quivera Lake Quivera The EKL Tourney was held at Lake Quivera in May Gary Spalding Sophomore FEATURES Leisure time activities Assisting Miss Settles in the many library duties, are — J. Young, R. Sandburg, J. Minturn, A. Lenahan, K. Hunt, M. Schmoyer, J. Purtee, D. Vitt. SITTING, are: Miss Settles and L. Littlejohn. Those who assist in carrying out the office duties are — J. Hogan, D. Deming, B. Richardson, P. Holley, S. Carter, M. Leake, S. Chandley, J. Carson, G. Neal, M. Miesse and H. Kenney. A memorable moment as Chad pins Liz. Liz was played by Sandy Carter; Chad, by Dennis Bowker. ALL-SCHOOL PLAY TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL Cast Liz - the pledge.................Sandy Carter Merry - sorority president.... Sharon Ingram Dallas - campus beauty............Vicki Bush Casey - outspoken nonconformist. Adalain Coiner Becky.......................Mary Chamberlain Ad................................Brooke Lilley Marge.......................Sharon Mindedahl Mother Apple...............................Karen Greene Mrs. Bellows....................Kathleen Hoffine Joe........................Herb Jacob Chad.............................Dennis Bowker Sam.....................Bob Branson Justine.................Karen Pruitt Polly...................Judy Bowker Marilyn.................Kathy Mitchell June....................Lois Satterfield Thelma..................Kenda Kahle Alice..............................Pat Jones Grace...........................Vivian Stewart Marie......................Linda Jones After having spent several weeks rehearsing for the play, TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL, the cast gathers for dress rehearsal. Mr. Veach, faculty director, sits at the far left. Even the teacher has to put on his working clothes if he expects completed scenery. 91 BSH's varsity cheerleaders are Sandy Carter, Gayla Chambers, Mary Chamberlain, Barbara Papa, Carol Finley, and Adalain Coiner. The B-team cheerleaders for this year are Francene Guy, Mary Jo Seyler, Linda Kindred, Brooke Lilley, Kenda Kahle, and Sue Spalding. Junior HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Lana Sooter Freshman Attendant Connie Tinberg Sophomore Attendant Gayla Chambers Junior Candidate CHRISTMAS QUEEN Roxanne Dougan hi AFTER HOURS Taking time out from the weekly load of homework, students enjoy week-end dates to movies, dances, plays, and dinners. During leisurely hours the students also en- joy doing nothing more than chatting with friends. Taking the title of Campus King in the Totem Pole Spring poll. Gene Cunningham is also B- Club president, Senior Class vice-president, and a Key club member. Active in Pep Club, Kayettes, Journalism, and her class, Judy Hogan, Senior, was voted fa- vorite upperclassman in the poll. ON CAMPUS The Juniors make ready to take the place of the dignified Seniors in the annual ritual during the assembly on the last day of school. 98 FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMAN! Sue Spalding As a special Totem Pole feature, the annual staff polled the student body on the following cata- gories last January: Favorite Senior Girl and Boy, Most Popular Underclassman, and the Sharpest Couple. This is the first official announcement of the winners. SHARPEST COUPLE Barbara Pa Pa and Ed Gilbert During the 5-minute break between classes students have little time to stop and visit. 9 The cooks are Mrs. Cohan, Mrs. Chamberlain, and Mrs. Balentine. COOKS AND CUSTODIANS Our hard-working janitors are Mr. Olmstead, Mr. Carico, Mr. Simpson, and Mr. Greenfield. TRACK FIELD TRACK -1963 This year's track season, although undistinguished, produced three new school records, one of which (broad jump) was broken three times. Skip Aldridge, a Sopho- more, set a new record of 4 minutes, 50 seconds in the mile run; Frank Jones set two new marks: 20.2 seconds in the low hurdles, and 23 feet, 7 1 4 inches in the broad jump. Other lettermen who helped push the team to a fourth in the E. K. L. and fifth at the Atchinson Relays were: Butch Aldridge, Gene Cunningham, Wayne MacDonald, Clayton McGee, Jock Merriam, Carl Peoples, Steve Cavanaugh, Jerry DeFries, Ronald Jones, Bill Price, Dennis Paxton, Harry Papineau, Wayne Sack, LeVoide Simpson, and Ray Vaughn. Frank posts his record for the second time. He broke it once more before the season ended. Straining for every extra inch he can get, Ronnie Preparing to let fly with his javelin, follows through his javelin throw. LONGEST JUMP IN STATE MEET HISTORY At the Kansas state track meet this spring, Frank Jones wrote a new mark for broad jump in the books. It was the longest known jump by a high school stu- dent in Kansas haitory, and the longest official jump in Kansas state meet history. Coach Cox feels that Frank's efforts helped spur two other boys-- Wayne MacDonald and LeVoide Simp- son--to make consistent jumps of over twenty feet. Frank's winning jump--23 7 1 4 . The towel marks 24 feet. Harry stretches out over a hurdle during his pre-race warm-up. Dick Wasson, pole vaulter, attempts to clear the bar during one of the season's meets. 104 Hey, Ron, look alive; the coach is looking this way ! As Bonner’s first big stage production, an all-boy cast presented Stalag 17, April 24, and 25. Uniforms used during World War II were obtained from Fort Leavenworth, and 'Nazi' uniforms were shipped in from New York. To assist the 19-boy cast, the stage crew consisted of fifteen girls who were in charge of the production. It was dramatics instructor Dale Veach's last play at Bonner Springs Rural High School. The stage crew for Stalag 17 consisted of the following students: Roger Loehr, Brooke Lilly, Cheryl Falk, Tommy Hautteur, Kathy Hoffine, Mary Jo Seyler, Nancy Mikesich, Sandy Carter. Sitting: Andrea Puntenney, Kenda Kahle, Linda Jones, Kathy Mitchell, and Mary Chamberlain. THE CAST OF THE SPRING PLAY, STALAG 17; CONSISTED OF . Witherspoon S. S. Captain . , . Guard .S. S. Guard Geneva Man . . . Horney . . Red-Dog . . • McKay , . . Shultz . . . Marko Dennis Bowker.............................Hoffman Steve Schimer • Jock Merriam................................Sefton Bill Frey . . . . Richard Hoskins..............................Price Glen Rihard. . . Bob Branson.................................Dunbar Victor Parisa . . David Darr....................................Duke Allen Lewis. . . Keith Roberts............................McCarthy Phil Cohan . . . Carl Peoples.................................Harry Bill Price. . . . Harry Papineau...............................Stosh Dick Wasson . . Danny Belobrajdic.............................Reed Steve Cavanaugh Maurice Chandley..............................Herb Charles Ruby . . JR.-SR. PROM In the courtyard of an ancient Roman mansion, the Junior-Senior Prom was one of the most gala affairs of recent years. The theme, Three Coins in A Fountain, was emphasized by a center fountain which contained live goldfish, and several coins. The refreshment table sported a smaller fountain which spurted punch as a refreshment. Nut cups shaped as chariots, gold and white programs, and flowered twined candles made memorable souvenirs. The program, obtained through the Kansas City Conservatory of Music, provided the Master of Ceremonies, two vocalists, an accordianist, and several comedians. As always, though, the students provided the best enter- tainment as they danced to the music of the David Vanzant Band. XJ7 ROME WASN’T BUILT DAY! BACCALAUREATE May 19 marked the date for Baccalaureate Service. Reverend Leslie Thomas, Baptist Minister, gave the sermon. He emphasized the need to keep our faith in keeping step with today's world. Reverend Don Dunn, of the Edwardsville Christian Church, gave the class response after a short program by the Girls' Glee Club. Baccalaureate, one of the two major events to close the senior year, was a time of reverence. GRADUATION-1963 The sixty-third Annual Commencement Program graduated seventy-three eager Seniors, May 24. Student speakers were Dennis Bowker, Jerry Hoskins, Salutatorian, Sylvia Littlejohn; and Valedictorian, Mary Ann Miesse. Before the presentation of diplomas, Class President, Bob Branson presented a table-top podium and amplifying system as the class gift to the school. He also gave our foreign exchange student, Marinella Lia, a watch as the class’ token of esteem, and informed the audience of the class' $125 donation to the Osawatomie Teen-Age Fund. 110 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1963 ED ROBERTS CHEVROLET Compliments of COIFFURES OF FASHION Phone GI 1-1126 Congratulat ions SENIORS From The BONNER SPRINGS LUMBER COMPANY Phone HA-2-2022 113 Compliments of FINK'S FRUIT SUPPLY COMPANY Remember Good fruits Are Always FINK'S Congratulations to The Class of 1963 LONE STAR CEMENT CORPORATION PORTLAND CEMENT MANUFACTURERS HA 2-1050 BLAIR MOTOR SERVICE Wheel A1ignment and General Repair Work Phone HA 2-1046 JACKSON 66 SERVICE STATION Edwardsville Kansas 114 Compliments of REYNOLDS BODY SHOP Phone GI 1-1280 Edwardsville, Kansas INTER-STATE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 132 Oak Street Bonner Springs, Kansas Phone HA 2-3088 Insured Savings - Home Loans BONNER SPRINGS WALLPAPER AND PAINT Seidlitz and Sherwin-Williams Paints Wallcrest, Birge, Imperial, Walltey and Fabrique Wal1 papers HA 2-3073 Bonner Springs 119 Oak FEDERATED STORE 123 Oak Street Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Al Hautter THE DARI-DINE MODERN CRAFTSMAN BREWERS FOOD FEST All Nat ional Brands Complete Line of Frozen Foods Fresh Meats Vegetables Newest Most Modern Stores In Kansas 605 East Front Street 115 Compliments to the Class of 1963 BEN FRANKLIN STORES Don Coffman Manager BEN FRANKLIN WATSON BROTHERS DRUG COMPANY- INC. 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ERNIE FREY SENIOR INDEX A ALDRIDGE, RICHARD A.--Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 1,2; Pep Band 1,2, 3; Cross Country 1, 2,3,4; Golf 1; Basketball 1; B-Club 1,2, 3.4; French Club 2, 3,4, President 4; Science Club 1, 2,3; Bible Club 1; TV-Teentown 3. B BETANCOURT, LESLIE JO--Band 2, 3, 4, Band EKL Festival 2, 3, 4, Band District Contest 2, 3, 4, Band Secretary 4; Glee Club 4; All-School Play 3; Pro- bationary Member of National Business Honor So- ciety 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Kayettes 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 2, .Kayette Con- ference 2, Kayette Board 2, 3; Latin Club 1,2, 3; Junior Classical League 4; Student Council 1; Latin Tournament 2,1; TV-Teentown 2, 3; Totem Pole Copy Editor 4; Christmas Queen Candidate 1, Christmas Queen 3. BOSANKO, DAVID M, BOWKER, DENNIS--Honor Banquet 1,2, 3,4; Activities Banquet 1; NEDT Award 2, 3; Basketball 1; Football 1,4; Track 1; Golf 2, 3, 4, State 2, Regionals 3; Thespians 3,4, Vice-President 4; Exchange Play 3, All-School Play 2,3,4; EKL Speech Festival 3; Totem Pole Editor 4; K-State Workshop 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 3,4; Hi-Y Basket- ball 2, 3, Model Legislature 2, 3,4, Pre-Legislature 2, 3; B-Club 2, 3,4; Boys' Pep Club 2; Class Presi- dent 1,2, Treasurer 3; Student Council 1,2; TV- Teentown 3. BRANSON, ROBERT--Band 1, 2, 3,4, Vice-President 4; Boys' Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1,3,4; Golf 1, 2,3,4; All-School Play 3,4; Totem Pole Business Manager 4; B-Club 2, 3, 4; Safety Club 2, 3; Span- ish Club 3,4, Vice-President 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Model Legislature 2, 3; Hi-Y Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class President 4. BROWN, CHARLES—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1.2, 4; Hi-Y 4; Bible Club 2, 3; Safety Club 3; Class Vice-President 1. C CLARK, JEANNIE—Bible Club 1,2, 3. 4; FHA 1. CARRIGER, GARY LEE CHAMBERLAIN, ROBERT—Activities Banquet 1; Track 1,2; Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3;. Safety Club 3,4; TV- Teentown 3. CHANDLEY, SUSAN—Honor Banquet 1, 2, 3,4; Rotary Award Commerce 3; Kayettes 1,2,3,4, President 4, Kayette Board 2, 3; Student Council 3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3; Junior Classical League 4; Kayette Conference 3, Kayette Camp 4; Class Secretary 1,2; Girls' State 3; TV-Teentown 3; Probationary Member of Nation- al Honor Society 3; Homecoming Attendant 1,2. CONNOR, CHARLES A. CROSBY, ELVIN G. —Mixed Chorus 1; Boys' Glee Club 2; Football 4; Track 2; B-Club 3; Bible Club 2. CUNNINGHAM, GENE D DALE, SANDRA KAY—Mixed Chorus 1,2; FHA 1, 3,4; Bible Club 1, 2, 3,4. DAVENPORT, WILLIE DEAN--Music Festival 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Girls' Ensemble 4; FHA 1; TV-Teentown 3, Winner of All-Area Schools Dance Contest 3. 119 SENIOR INDEX DEMING, DIANNA—All-School Play 2; FHA 1,2, Reporter 2; Kayettes 2,3,4, Kayette Board 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Bible Club 1; Glee Club 4; Christmas Queen Candidate 3. DUNIVAN, SANDRA SUE—NEDT Award 2; FHA 1, 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 2, President 3,4; Bible Club 1,2, 3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil 2; FHA District Meeting 2, 3,4, State Meeting 3, FHA Camp 3, 4. G GILBERT, EDDIE LEE—Honor Banquet 3, 4; Rotary Mathematics Award 3; Band 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; District Music Festival 2,3,4; EKL Vocal Festival 2,3,4; EKL Band Festival 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4, President 4; Spanish Club 3,4, Pre- sident 3; Latin Club 2; TV-Teentown 3. GOBLE, EDDIE—Honor Banquet 3,4; Football 1,2; Track 1; All-School Play 2,3,4; Bible Club 2, 3; Safety Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 2; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 2. GREENE, WILLIAM M. GRIMM, GEORGIA—Glee Club 1, 3; FHA 4; Bible Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Kayettes 1,2. H HARRIS, MARILYN ADELE—Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Exchange Assembly 2; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Kayettes 2, 3; TV-Teentown 2. HOFFINE, JAMES R.--Athletic Honor Banquet 1,2, 3; Football 1, 3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Hi-Y 3,4; Pre-Legislature 3; Hi-Y Olympics 3; Boys' Glee Club 2; B-Club 2,3,4. HOGAN, JUDY—Honor Banquet 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; District Music Contest 2, 3; Girls’ Ensemble 3; Journalism Conference 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Bi- ble Club 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1.2, Historian 2, Convention 1,2, Conference 1,2; Kayettes 3,4, Board 3,4, Secretary 4, Conference 4; Homecom- ing Queen Attendant 3; TV-Teentown 2, 3. HOLLEY, PATRICIA HOSKINS, RICHARD J. —Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Track 2,3; All-School Play 2, 3,4; Thespians 2, 3,4; Journalism Conference 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4; State and District Speech Festival 1,2,3; Latin Club 2, Junior Classical League 3,4; Boys' Pep Club 2; French Club 3,4, President 4; Class President 3; TV-Teentown 3; Pow Wow Staff 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 4; Honor Banquet 1,2, 3, 4; K U Speech and Debate Camp 2; Boys' State 3; HUNT, KYLE EDWARD—MeGehee High School 1; Honor Banquet 2; Rotary Social Science Award 3, Alternate for Boys' State 3; Class Treasurer 4. I ISABELL, CHARLES J JOLLIFF, WANDA —Mixed Chorus 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; District Music Contest 2; Spanish Club 1; Keyettes 1; Bible Club 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee Club 2,3; FHA 1. JACOB, HERBERT--Thespians 3,4; All-School Play 2. 3,4; Exchange Play 3; Honor Thespian 3. 120 SENIOR INDEX JONES, HENRY--Honor Banquet 3; Bible Club 3; French Club 1; Pow Wow Staff 4. K KEMPHER, SHELIA--Band 1,2, 3, 4, Band Festival 1,2, 3,4; Kayettes 1; FHA 1,2, 3,4, Parliamentar- ian 3; Safety Club 2; Bible Club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2,4. L LEE, JOHN--Track 1,2,4; Bible Club 1.2, 3,4, Vice- President 3, President 4. LI A, MARINELLA--Foreign Exchange Student 4; Pow Wow Staff 4; Kayettes 4; Pep Club 4; Homecom- ing Candidate 4. LITTLEJOHN, SYLVIA JEAN--Honor Banquet 1, 2, 3; Achievement Award 2, 3; Rotary Award for English 3; State Speech Contest 2; Latin Club 2,3; Junior Classical League 4, Latin Tournament 2; Pep Club 3,4; Kayettes 2, 3,4, Board 4, Representative 4; Probationary Member of National Business Honor Society 3. LOEHR, ROGER--Boys' Glee Club 2; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1; Pow Wow Production Staff 4; All- School Play 3; Activity Banquet 1; Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Hi- Y Council Representative 2, 3,4; Hi-Y Legislature 2, 4; Safety Club 2, 3,4; Junior Classical League 4; M MC ANERNEY, JOHN--Boys' Glee Club 1; Spanish Club 2. MC CLA1N, ROBERT Basketball 1; Boys' Pep Club 2; Science Club 2; Bible Club 1. MC DONALD, WAYNE—Boys' Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3.4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; B-Club 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 4. MCGEE, CLAYTON--Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4. MC MACKIN, ELSIE MC MACKIN, MELVIN MANSFIELD, BARBARA ANN--All-School Play 1,2; Speech Contests 3; Exchange Play 3; Pep Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 3; FHA 1,2,4; Kayettes 1,2,4; Safety Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; TV- Teentown 2,3. MELLOTT, MITCHELL--Activity Banquet 1; Boys' Glee Club 1; Cross-Country 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Totem Pole Staff 4; Science Club 2, 3; Boys' Pep Club 2; Student Council 4; Key Club 4, Vice- President 4. MEREDITH, KAREN MERRIAM, JAY--Honor Banquet 3; Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; All-School Play 1,2,4; Pow Wow 2, 3; Totem Pole Layout Editor 4; Jour- nalism Conference 3; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Junior Classical League 4; Student Council Representative 2; Key Club 4, President 4. 121 SENIOR INDEX MIESSE, MARY ANN--Honor Banquet 1,2, 3; Band Festival 1,2, 3,4; State Music Festival 3; Glee Club 1, 3; Band Secretary 3; Band President 4; Speech Festival 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Kayettes 1, 2,3,4, Board 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Latin Club 1,2, 3, Junior Classical League 4; Student Council 1,2; Class Secretary 3; TV-Teen town 3. MITCHELL, MAURICE--Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3. MIZE, DAVID--Totem Pole Staff 4; Pow Wow Staff 4; French Club 1,2, President 2, Treasurer 4; Science Club 3,4; Student Council 1,4. MOORE. DINTY N. NEAL, GEORGIA--Honor Banquet 1, 2, 3; Probation- ary Member of National Business Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Kayettes 1,2, 3, 4, Board 2, 3,4, Kayette Camp 3, Conference 3; Latin Club 1,2, 3; Junior Classical League 4, Latin Tournament 1,2; Student Council 3,4, Secretary 4. NUNN, RUSSELL P PAPA, BARBARA--Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Girls' Ensemble 3; District Music Contest 2,3,4; Music Festival 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Head Cheerleader 2,4; Spanish Club 2; FHA 1,2, Convention 1,2; Christmas Queen Candidate 3; TV-Teentown 3; Homecoming Queen 4. PARISA, VICTOR--Argentine High School 1,2. PARKER, FRANK PASSLER, MARION--Boys' Glee Club 1; Science Club 4. PETTY, EDRA LAURITA--Kayettes 4. PETTY, GEORGE PUNTENNEY, PAMELA J. --Honor Banquet 3;’Band Festival 1,2, 3,4; District Music Contest 1,2,3, 4; State Music Contest 3; Lion's Band Camp 1; K U Band Camp 3; Dance Band 1; Pep Band 1; Wood wind Quintet 1; Kayettes 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2; Science Club 2. PURTEE, DOROTHY SUE—Activities Banquet 1; All-School Play 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Safety Club 2; FHA 1; Glee Club 2; Bible Club 1; Ma- jorette 1,2, 3,4. R RICHARDSON, BILL--Athletics Banquet 1; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Hi-Y 3,4, Hi-Y Basketball 3, Olympics 3,4, Hi-Y Conference Meeting 3,4; Safety Club 3,4; Boys' Glee Club 2, 3; TV-Teentown 2, 3. ROBERTS. KEITH L. —Honor Banquet 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, District Festival 1,2,3,4; Ath- letics Banquet 2; Pow Wow Production Staff 3; Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Representative 4, Pre-Legislature 2, Model Legislature 3,4; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2; Latin Club 2; Junior Classical League 3. 122 SENIOR INDEX ROBINETT, KAY--Kayettes 4. S SANDBURG. RICHARD--Boys’ Glee Club 2; Bas- ketball 1; Latin Club 2; Boys Pep Club 2. SAUNDERS, JOYCE--Bible Club 2, 3; French Club 2, 3. SEDGWICK, EUGENE M. --Football 1. SOUDERS. MARVIN--Band 1,2, 3. 4, Band Festival 1,2, 3,4; Music Contest 1,2, 3,4; Boys’ Glee Club 2; Bible Club 2, 3,4; Safety Club 2, 3. 4. T TINDER, GLEN—Band 1,2, 3, 4, Band District Con- tests 1,2, 3, 4, Music Festival 1,2, 3, 4. TRICKETT, GEORGE—Band 1,2, 3,4, Band Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Music Contests 1,2, 3,4; Bible Club 1, 2. TURNER, ERNEST VOGAN, REBECCA—Kayettes 1; Latin Club 2. W WALL, DONNA—Bible Club 1,2, 3. WATSON, FRED--Boys' Glee Club 1; Basketball 1; Golf 1,2, 3, 4; Journalism 1, 2, 3, Conference 2; Safety Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Secretary-Trea- surer 4; Latin Club 2; B-Club 3,4; Class Treasur- er 1,2. WEST, BARBARA WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY ANN—Honor Banquet 1; Ro- tary Foreign Language Award 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 2; French Club 4; Bible Club 1,2,4; Kayettes 1; FHA 1; Pep Club 1,2. WILSON, TOM Y YOUNG. GERALD E.--Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3; Track 1; Latin Club 2; Boys’ Pep Club 2; Band Festival 1,2, 3,4, Music Con- test 1,2, 3, 4. 123 GENERAL INDEX A ADMINISTRATION 2 ADVERTISEMENT 101 Aldridge, Richard 14,52,60,66,85 Aldridge, Skip 32,52 Alexander, Harry 32 Alexander, Marcia Kay 37 Alexander, Steve 32 Allen, Charlene 37 Allen, Kathy 32,49,66,68 Anderson, Kathleen 32,46 Armstrong, Terry 28,52,53,59,66 Arnett, Kenny 32 Aslin, Shirly Ann 37 ATHLETICS 71 Ayres, Phyllis 37 B Bamgartner, Joe 28 Barnett, Beverly 37 Bames, Miss Betty 6 Bass, Linda Ann 37,66 Beach, Bob 28,68 Beckham, Sandra Sue 37 Bell, Mr. Mike 6 Belobrajdic, Danny 32,52,54,58,62 Bender, J. Anne 37,56,67,68 Bergin, Mary J. 37,68 Betancourt, Corinne 32,46,49,58,95 Betancourt, Leslie Jo 14,45,48,50,58,63,65,66,68 Betancourt, Yvonne 28,45,48 Bicknell, Patricia 37,46 Bickelmeyer, Lawrence 37 Blancarte, Eugene 32,58 Blancarte, Frank 37 Bolton, Joyce 37,46,49 Bolton, Twyla 28,45,48,68 Bosanko, Dan 32,58 Bosanko, David 32,58 Bowker, Dennis 14,44,51,53,55,61,63,65,73,76, 86,91 Bowker, Judy 37,46,49,58,68 Bradfield, Janice 28,45,48,55,68 Branson, Bob 13,14,52,53,55,59, 62,63, 66, 78, 86, 91 Breeden, Gregory Brese, Brenda 32, 68 Bricker, John 37 Brickey, Bob 37 Brill, Bob 37,58 Briscoe, Kathleen 32 Brogdon, Tommy 32 Brouhard, Allen 37 Brown, Charles 14,53,66,78 Brown, Fred 37 Brown, Greta 32,46,49, 60,67, 69 Brown, Marilyn 28,45, 48,50, 60,67 Brown, William 28 Bundy, Julie 32,46, 69 Bums, Gloria 37,66 Bums, Mr. Richard 6,76 Bush, Ray 38,59,62,67 Bush, Vicki Dean 28,45,66,68,69, 91, 95 C Caldwell, Betty 28,45,48 Calkins, Michael 38 Calkins, Terry 32,52 Callahan, Tonya Ann 38,46 Camden, Tommy 28,55,56 Carriger, Gary 15 Carson, Jack 32,55,90 Carter, Sandy 20,43,45,48,55,60, 61, 63, 90, 91, 92 Cavanaugh, Steve 32,52,54,58,76 Chamberlain, Mary 28,43,45,48, 91 Chamberlain, Robert 15 Chambers, Gayla 28,45,48,68,92 Chandley, Maurice 32 Chandley, Susan 15,44,45,47,48,62,64,65,90 Chance, Glenna 28 Charleston, John 32 Chronister, Beverly 32,46,49 Charles, Barb 36 Clark, Charlotte Jean 15,56 Clark, James 33 Clark, Nancy 28,60 Cochran, Mr. Ken 6,80 Coe, Kathleen 38 Coe, William 28 Coffelt, Kenneth 33,76 Cohan, Phillip 28,52,75 Coiner, Adalain 28,43,45,48,55, 61, 63, 91, 92 Coleman, Bruce 38 Colgan, Alice 59 Connell, Dan 33,87 Connor, Charles William 15 Connor, Sherri 38 Courtney, William 33 Cox, Carolyn 28,43,45,48, 62,63, 68, 69 Cox, John 33,58, 66 Cox, Mr. Gene 6,52,54,76 Craig, Gary 33 Crosby, Elvin 15,52,68,72,76 Crosby, Gentry 38 Cubit, Benny 33 Cumbie, Arlie 33 Cunningham, Bob 33 Cunningham, Gene 13,16,51,52,53,54,65,72,98 Cunningham, Sharon 29,56,57 D Dale, Janet 38,56,57,68 Dale, Sandy 16,56,57 Dangerfield, Sharon Dangerfield, Marion 29,45,68 Dangerfield, Lois 38,46,68 Darr, David 33 Davenport, Ineal 29,68 Davenport, Willie 16,68 Davis, Bob 29, 53,59,66 Davis, Lenona 33,46 Davis, Marvin 29 Davis, Richard 38 DEDICATION 1 DeFries, Jerry 32,33,66,76 Demaranville, Carolyn 38,57 Deming, Diana 16,45,48,68,90 Deming, Paul 33,76 Dickensheets, Ray 29,59,66 Dickerson, Eddie 29,52,73,76 Dougan, Larry 33,59 Dougan, Roxanne 29,43,45,48, 60,58, 63, 67, 69 Drennon, Mike 33,58,66 Dunbar, Dwayne 33 Dunivan, Jerry 38 Dunivan, Sandy 16,57 Dunn, Marijane 29,45,66,68 E Emerson, Leo 38 Enloe, Karyn 29,45,48,57 Enloe, Linda 33, 46,57,60, 66 Espy, Julie 38, 68 F Falk, Cheryl 33, 46,49, 60 FEATURES 88 Ferguson, Mr. Hugh 7 Finley, Carol 29,45,48,92 Finley, Jim 33 Fischer, Judy 29,43,45,57 Fishbaugh, Donna 29,56,57 Floyd, James 29, 79 Floyd, Philip 38 Forbach, Pam 29 Ford, Edna 29 Ford, Lois 38 Foster, Blanch 38 Foster, Robert 29,85 Foulk, George 38 Franklin, Richard 29 Freeman, Cheryl 38,57 Frisbie, Vicki 33,43,49, 60 Fry, Bill 29 Fulks, Linda 29,55 Fulks, Philip 33 G Gaines, Hezekiah 29,52 Gamer, Anthony 38 Garrison, Lester 38 Garrison, Elaine 38 Geist, Jackie 29,45,68 Gibson, Wayne 29,84,85 Gilbert, Eddie 16,54,59,62,65,66,68 Glenn, James 38 Goble, Ed 17 Goeking, Nancy 38,56,68 Goodin, Frances 33,46 Gorsky, Dale 38 Gorsky, Mr. Ed 7 Gorsky, Mrs. Jean 5 Graham, Carolyn 33,68 Graham, Rebecca 38 Graham, Sharon 38,68 Green, Dorothy 38 Green, Karen 37,38,91 Green, Linda 38,68 Green, Mike 17 Grimm, Georgia 17,56,57 Grimm, Mike 29,59 Grinstead, Don 38,59,62 Guy, Francis 38,49, 92 H Hale, Mary 29,43,48,56,57,63 Hamilton, Ronald Lee 38,58 Hand, Jimmie 39 Harrell, Donna 29,45, 68 Harris, Marilyn 17,45,68 Hautter, Tom 33 Hayes, Bill 52,76 Hayes, David 33 Hayes, Darlene 29,68 Haynes, James 29 Heath, Wayne 39 Heffley, Rod 29 Heffley, Stan 39 Hepner, Ronnie 33,60 Herdman, Jean Ann 39,58,66 Herdman, Robie 29,67 Herring, Thomas 39 Hestand, Darryl 39,58 Hicks, Paul 29 Hilbert, Mr. Willie 7 Hill, Don 33 Hill, Martin 33 Hill, Steve 33,53,67 Hoffine, Jim 17,53 Hoffine, Kathy 32, 33,46,49, 60, 91 Hofstra, Terry 33,59 Hogan, Jeanne 33,46,49,60,68 Hogan, Judy 18,45, 47,48, 90 Hogan, Mike 39,58 Hollenbeck, Larry 39 Hollenbeck, Ron 39 Holley, Bobby 33,67 Holley, Pat 17,57,90 Holley, Virginia 29,57 Holt, Bob 29 Hoskins, Jerry 18,43,44,54,60, 61, 63, 65 Howard, Ernest 39 Hubbard, Sharon 33 Hulet, Billy Don 39 Hunsley, Mr. Jack 7 Hunt, Clodis 29 Hunt, Kathy 33,46,49, 60, 90 Hunt, Kyle 13,18,65 Hunt, Gary David 39 Hurst, Nancy 39,46 Hylton, Larry 34 Hynds, Pinky 29,52,54, 60,66,76 I Ingram, Linda 39,46,49,60 Ingram, Sharon 30,43,45,48,60, 61,62, 63,91 Isabell, Charles 18 J Jackson, Audrey 34,46,66 Jacob, Herb 18,61 Jacob, Lewis 34,58, 76 Jefferson, Donna 39,46,68 Jennings, Linda 30,48, 68 Jolliff, Vernon 39 Jolliff, Wanda 18,66 Jones, Frank 30,52, 74,76 Jones, Henry 19,43 Jones, Jerry 30,45,48 Jones, Linda 30,45,91 Jones, Mae Lois 34, 46 Jones, Pat 39,46,49 Jones, Richard 30 Jones, Rodger 34,76 Jones, Ron 30,52, 68 Jones, Willie 34,76 Jordan, Audna 39,46,68 Jordan, Terry 39,76 K Kahle, Kenda 34,46,49,55,68,91,92 Keele, Sandra 39 Kelly, Bob 39 Kempher, Shelia 19,57,59,67 Kern, Karen Lynn 30,45,48,58,60,66,68 Kerns, Karen 30,48, 66 Kilboum, Carol 30,45,48, 68, 69 Kincade, David 34 Kindred, Linda 34,46,49,55,60,66,92 Kindred, Paul 39 King, Silas 30, 80 Kenny, Hurley 39,90 Kirkendoll, Rockwell 30,43,68 Klamm, Lawrence 30,52,76 Knight, Gloria 39,46,49,55 Knight, John 30 Knight, Tim 39 Kring, Barbara 30,45,48 Kuhn, Debbie 45,49 L Lambert, P. 68 Landers, Mr. John 7 Lange, Linda 28,30,45,48 Langford, Roberta 39,58 Laugher, Donna Laughery, John 58 Laverack, April 34, 68 Leake, Melinda 30,45,48,66,90 Lee, John 19,56 Lenahan, Alice 30,45,48, 90 Lenahan, Nicky 37, 39,46,58,62 Leonard, Tom 34 Lewis, Allan 34,55,59 Lewis, Richard 68,76 Lia, Marinella 19,43,45,48,63,95 Lilley, Brooke 34,46,49,58,62,92 Littlejohn, Louise 34,46,49,90 Littlejohn, Sylvia 13,19,45,47,48,58,65 Loehr, Roger 19,52,53,72 Lowry, John 39,55 Luttrell, Ella 30,56 Luttrell, Sharon 34,56,68 M Maggard, Ldrry 39 Malone, David 37,39,58 Mansfield, Barbara 21,45,57,61 Martin, Orville 30,68 Martin, Steve 39,58,66 May, Kenny 34,58 McAlister, Elbert 30,54,59,66,68 McAnerney, John 20 McAnemey, Peggy 39,57 McCall, Dee 34 McClain, John 39 McClain, Robert 20,54 McConica, Leroy 30,52,76,79 McConico, James 34, 76,79, 80 McDonald, Vincent 34,52, 76 McDonald, Wayne 20,51,52, 68, 72,76,78 McDowell, Gerald 30 McDowell, Keith 34,55 McDowell, Larry 34 McDowell, Sandy 34,57,68 McDowell, Sharon 30,48,57,68 McFarlin, Donna Marie 39 McGee, Betty 40, 68 McGee, Clayton 20,52,73,76, 78 McHarg, Howard 40, 66,68 McKinzie, Bob 40 McMackin, Bobbie 40 McMackin, Elsie 20 McMackin, Melvin 20 McMackin, Virginia 30,56 McWashington, Oscar 34 Mellott, Edwin 34,67 Mellott, Mitchell 21,54,62 Mellott, Lee 34,58,68 Mercurio, Mrs. Deanna 8,59,60 Meredith, Karen 21,45,48,56,57,66,68 Merriam, Jay 21,54,59, 65 Merriam, Jock 28,30,43,52, 54, 62,63, 66, 74 Meyer, Andrea 30,45,48,57,58,67 Meyers, Ed 30 Middaugh, Mrs. Lysle 1,8 Miesse, Mr. Homer 3 Miesse, Mary Ann 21,45,47,48,58, 65,66, 90 Mikesich, Nancy 34,58 Miller, Elsie 34,57 Miller, Joyce 40 Mills, Ed 34,52,53,76 Mills, Sandy 34, 46,49, 68 Millsap, Bill 30, 53,62 Millsap, Bob 34,55,59 Millsap, Kathy 57 Mindedahl, Dennis 40 Mindedahl, Sharon 30,43,45,48,60,63,67,69 Mintum, Jeannie 30,57,90 Mitchell, Kathy 30,43,45,48,50, 63,67,91 Mitchell, Maurice 21,58 Mitchell, Mike 40,58 Mitts, Mrs. Brenda 8 Mize, David 22,43,54,62 Mize, Marie 34,46,49,55 Moore, Betty 30 Moore, Darlene 34 Moore, John 22 Morgan, Sue Ellen 40 Morris, Herby 40 Morris, Kerby 40 Murray, Carol 30,45,48,57 MUSIC DEPARTMENT 66 N Neal, Georgia 22,45,48,58, 62, 64, 90, 95 Neal, James 34,48, 65, 68 Nelson, Mr. Richard 8 Newton, George 34 Nickum, Bill 34 Novich, Bob 35,56 Novich, Dale 40 Nunn, Rusty 22 Nyman, Barbara 35,46,49, 60, 67, 69 O Odom, Mark 30, 54, 60 Odom, Sue 40 Olson, Susan 40,58,68 Ore, Linda 35,46,57 Owens, Carol 35,56 Owens, Frank 35 P Packard, Dale 35 Packard, Elaine 40 Packard, Jimmy 40 Papa, Barbara 22,45,48,68,94 Papineau, Harry 35 Parks, Fred 31 Parisa, Sam 35 Parisa, Victor 22 Parker, Alice 35,45,49,68 Parker, Frank 23 Passler, Marion 23 Passler, Sandy 31,45,48,50 Passler, Warren 35 Pavicich, Rosemarie 31,43,45,57,60,67,69 Payne, Bob 31 Payne, Joe 40 Pembelton, Keith 40 Penner, Ronnie 35,59,67 Penrod, Pat 35,46 Peoples, Carl 28, 31,52, 74, 76 Petty, Edra 23, 45 Petty, George 23 Petty, Gwendolyn 35,46 Pickett, David 35 Pickett, Linda 31,59 Pinks, Melva 40 Pollock, Donna 31,45, 48 Platt, Mr. Lawrence 3 Presley, Beverly 35,56,60 Presley, Rita 40,56, 68 Price, Bill 35, 60, 62 Proctor, Mrs. Ilene 8 Pruitt, Karen 31,53,45,48,55,61,66,67 Puntenney, Andrea 32, 35, 46,49,60, 66 Puntenney, Pam 23, 45,48,58,59, 66 Purcell, Ilene Purtee, Dorothy 23, 45, 67, 69 Purtee, Joan 35, 46, 60, 67, 69, 90 Purtee, Norma 40,46,56 R Ray, Carolyn 40, 66 Reed, Mrs. Glee 9,48, 49 Richardson, Bill 24,53, 90 Rihard, Glenn 31 Ristow, Danny 35 Roberts, Keith 24,53,58,66 Roberts, Penny 35,46, 66, 68 Robinett, Kay 24,45 Robinett, Ray 35 Robinson, Bob 40 Roudybush, Mr. Lawrence 3 Ruby, Kent 35,58 Russell, Mrs. Frida 8 S Sack, Wayne 35, 76 Sandburg, Rick 24,54,90 Satterfield 31,45, 48,50, 60,66, 68, 69 Saunders, Joyce 24 Schiedt, Ester Kay 31 Schirmer, Steve 31, 43, 44,52,54,58, 63, 66, 87 Schmoyer, Mary Ellen 31,57,59,68,90 Schoneberg, Mr. George 9 Schoneman, Brenda 40,58 Schoneman, Melinda 40,58 Schroeder, Carol Jean 40,57, 60 Scott, James 35, 55 Sedgwick, Eugene 24 Seible, Stan 35,58,67 SENIORS 12 Settles, Miss Bernice 9,90 Seyler, Mary Jo 35, 46,47,49,58. 62, 92 Shartran, Kay 40,49,58,66,68 Shartran, Steve 31,59,66,84,85 Shaw, Donna 40,68 Shea, Mrs. Jean 9 Shelton, Frank Shumaker, Randy 35 Sigley, Mr. Bill 10 Simms, Karen 31,48 Simpson, Joyce 40 Simpson, Levoide 31,52,74,79 Slagley, Dorothy 40,46 Slagley, LeRoy 31, 84, 85 Snow, Frank 52 Sooter, Lana 40,59 Sower, Martha 40,57 Souders, Marvin 25,66 Spalding, Gary 35,52,87 Spalding, Susan 40,46, 49, 92, 95, 99 Spillman, Dani Jo 32,35,46,49, 58, 68 Spohn, Mr. Paul 10,56 Sprung, Annette 40 Stanley, Mike 31,59,66 Stark, Mr. Dwayne 10,76 Stean, Adney 35 Stean, Wanda 40 Stehno, Mr. Ed 10 Stevenson, Rosemeri 31,45,48,57,58,66 Stewart, Vivian 35,46, 49, 91 Stidham, Mike 31 Stinnett, Vicki 40 Stith, Mrs. Doris 10,58 Stockwell, Norman 41 Stockwell, Fern 41,57 Stolfus, Joe 41,68 Streeter, Mike 41 Stuchlik, Albert 31,52,54,58,76 Studna, Regan 41 Stull, Gary 41 Sweets, Alonzo 31 Swenton, Lorraine 28, 31,45,48 T Tabor, Tom 35,84,85 Taylor, Linda 31,45 Tewell, Mr. Kenneth 4 Thompson, Mr. Max 11,53 Thompson, Robert 35 Timms, James 31,60 Tinberg, Connie 35,46,49 Tinberg, Edward 36,58 Tinberg, Lawrence 41 Tinberg, Steve 31 Townsel, Charles 41 Townsel, William 36 Trickett, Georgea 25,66 Trobough, Linda 36,36,49,57 Troutman, Reed 58 Tucker, Lyn 31 Turner, John 36 Truner, Ernest 25 Turner, Kenneth 31 U UNDERCLASSMEN 26 V VanPetten, Mr. L. L. 4 Vaughn, Raymond 31,80 Veach, Mr. Dale 11,61,91 Venturella, Mr. Bob 1,11, 62 Vitt, David 41,58,90 Vitt, Mr. Bill 11 Vogan, Becky 25 Vogan, Donna 31 Vogan, Howard 41 Vogt, Mary 41,57 W Wagner, Janet 35,56,57 Walker, Linda 36,56,68 Walker, Mike 36 Wall, Donna 25 Walters, Charles 41 Ward, Cynthia 41,46,48,58,62,66,68 Wasson, Dick 31,53,59,66,68,84, 85 Watkins, Diane 36,46, 49,58,59, 62,67,68,69 Watkins, Mary Ann 41 Watson, Fred 26,51,53,86 Weatherman, David 36 Webb, Joy Weir, Bill 31,52,60,66,75 Welkey, Anna 41 'Wesley, Don Wessel, Laura 41 Wessel, Linda West, Barbara 26 Whala, Iva 41 White, Jesse 41,58,66 White, Marceline 36,46,49 White, Miss Betty 5 Wiard, Steve 41,57 Wiggins, Randy 41,58, 66 Wilcox, Laura 36,68 Wilhite, Ruth Ann 41,55,57,68 Wilkins, Linda 36,56,67,68 Williams, Charles 41 Williams, Dorothy 41 Williams, Larry 41 Williams, Shirley 26,59 Williams, Willie 41 Wilson, Tom 26 Wind, Joanna 37,41,46,57,58,66,68 Wind, Marianna 41,46,57,58,67,68 Wolfe, Janet 41, 45,49,58, 66 Wolf, Linda 41,49,58 Wolfram, Howard 41 Woolf, John 36 Worley, Beverly 31, 45,48, 66, 68 Wright, Linda 41,46 Wright, Ron 31,50,52,53,73,80 Wright, Scott 41 Wright, Steve 36 Wyrick, John 36 Y Young, Jerry 26, 67, 90 Young, Mrs. Pauline 11 Yount, Thomas 36,52,53,76 Z Zaring, Linda 36,56,68 Zimmerli, Peggy Jo 36,56,58 Zumbrum, Mrs. Arroline 11 128 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA ■4 - .... -.............................,.«■,. 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