Buhler High School - Mangonel Yearbook (Buhler, KS)

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D E B A T Mr . Siemens E This year's debate topic was, Re- solved, that all direct U.S. economic aid to individual countries should be limited to technical assistance and dis- aster relief. The A team consisting of Carole Jackson, Chester Nachtigal, Burrton Woodruff, and Jerry McCreight, went to tournaments at Russell, Winfield, Topeka, Hutchinson, Shawnee Mission, and the district meet at Sterling. They won 27 of their 57 debates. The novice team consisted of Mar- ian Gale, Connie Zielke, Dwala Kim, and Charles Larson. They attended the tournaments at Salina and Hutchinson coming out second best in their i2 M- Gale and C- Zielke J. McCreight and B. Woodruff .! C. Larson and D. Kim debates ' C. Jackson and C. Nachtigal SPEECH After successful showings at the league forensic festival, the follow- ing ratings were won in district com- m 1 petition: Superior ratings were take by Mike Barnholdt, Connie Dick, Carole Jackson, and Jerry Lohrentz, Elizabeth Voth, Burrton Woodruff, and Connie Zielke took Excellent ratings, Marian Gale and Jerry Mc- Creight won ratings of Good. State Superior ratings were earned by Connie Dick, Carole Jackson, and Jerry Lohrentz. Mike Barnholdt won a rating of Excellent. BACK ROW: D. Kim, M. Barnholdt, B. Woodruff, J. Lohrentz, C. Larson, I. MCCreight. SECOND ROW: C. Nachtigal, R. Nicklin, E. Voth, M. Gale, C. Zielke. FRONT ROW: C. Dick, C. Jackson.

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muff V FFA The Future Farmers ot America organization stands for leadership, service and good citizenship., This year the Buhler chapter won second place in the county collec- tive exhibit and sixth in the farm mechanics contest at the State Fair, Additional ac- tivities included a parent-son banquet, solicitation for the Community Chest, and a party given tor the F,H.A, girls . .--dv '- 23 llllll . ig

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DRAMATICS BACK ROW: C. Regier, F. Hale, J. Willems, N. Truesdell, A. Ratzlaff, P. Hillshafer, P. Chrisman, Miss Jabara. SECOND ROW: T. Regier, M. Gale, E. Reiswig, E. Voth, D. Unruh, K. Redekop, W. Pebley, M. Ratzloff, B. Barnes. FRONT ROW: J. Lohrentz, J. Machgan, B. Phillips. The eighteen seniors who made up the dramatics class presented the plays, Arsenic and Old Lace, a light thriller about a murder, and Three Taps at Twelve, a heavy melodramatic murder mystery. Later during the year the class earned one rat- ' ing at the league, district, and state play festivals Y SIL.: f Q X play was televised over KAKE-TV. The class also l X presented on KARD-TV a play entitled Beyond the ' I Af Gray Mountains, written by Miss Jabara, our in- t l' . . Miss Jabara S rue or B. Barnes just before play contest. Kiwi The two aunts, Dr. Einstein, Jonathan and Mortimer in Dress rehearsal for the Senior Play, Three Taps at Twelve. rehearsal for Arsenic and Old Lace. with The Importance of Being Earnest. This contest '