Caldwell High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Caldwell, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1968 volume:

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This growth starts QT , l f --'7 'Tf2Tf of ii , with our board of education and is car- i A, y -,J ried on by our school administration. g B- E TJ M Yi jg- B ff ,111-5 ff This year we as a hoard implemented a L4 gg y y B 7 fm 5 summer reading program which was -ir. Ml i Q, 4 . V T Q V will J' very successful and is being carried on f if W il T L ' ' r l l ylnh' ' -f V i ,r .E i Y 4 ,X sr ggaf gg, M, into the fall program. l l l l V TZ The board has a renovation program i - yiyf ,ff fx Q A L, ,. T. fy .V I KM i ygpqsgl V' li l , T going on in the high school building. ln ill f ll ly A Al' ,lp 7 yy, -ily . U wffl l966 we installed new windows on the ff 1' ,',rlll'!l- 1 -J T' ,, north elevation. This year, l967-68 7 ' l 'll ,- 'cc' Nfl L' l Q l l a there were two ro' it T let d gg A ,yy 1 .y , N I n p jecscompce ,a .. fl ,fl ,Qjrllfl '1J,.: 9 Ha ' remodeled office and new entrance 'pgs-if fefdllw en' P? - -e Y W TT A ly it f 3. TL' qw 2 fin if doors were installed. . T' i . I l fi X 'lllli ' lx Y.. if , - ,lil X4 L if ll 3 r 4 gf! We as a board are proud of our f X K , f W .' ' T school and personnel, and feel it is a - .l ,gli lil , 1 T f' X y will dw great asset to our community. llfff 1 ,M ' i X g .,. 4 f,7l' wl Q! l a4ffil,1,, ymll l if -10 ' ' 'if Qf- .f 'f--:L ll 'iii K .- . ffl..-ill 17 if if Kr nc' ' 12 1 n i E9 f-:Q :af 4. ' I l . N f 'Wills u ri. 1. is ma- I lah: -i f-is 'f ' 'J X l , if N ,iq ,gg-35-1 , Q L' f , i , .,wz'a-19.9 f 'A .1 T l i fa--a--+1 I T W , i it , ' l k . - - .lil ',Jl Hamma. SEATED' Bernard Nispel School Board STANDING, left to right: Clifford Knight, Lewis Neal, Richard Barrett, Bob Neal, Robert Ward, and Don .ii R - ,Q -. we we oosters The purpose for the existence of schools in our American society is to provide all students an opportunity to develop those individual endowments he alone possesses. lt is to this purpose we direct our objectives and ever increasing efforts that those who avail themselves of the opportunity provided here may trans - cend from the unnurtured and faltering start to a strong, confident, and prom - ising future that all Americans deserve May we always, as Americans, be mindful of the heritage of democracy, citizenship, national pride, and the guarantee of liberty to all, that pre- empts the purpose for our existence. Principal Edwin Rath, Ir. IQ iff Superintendent Don Goff As principal l wish to take this opportunity to thank each and every student for making his contribution to this, your educational institution. By your association with fellow students, your teachers and other individuals, we add personal experi- ences and each grows through these associations. This growth is a cone tinuous process throughout this one way path of life, and it is important to have aspirations and ideals and pursue them. The staff and I wish you the best. at tudent Council Serves Student Body The Student Council, Qcomposed of representatives from the other or- ganizations and classes, J functions for the benefit of the school. Some of the activities of the Student Council are sponsoring after-game dances, school dress code rules, and making rules in general by which the stu- dents should abide. Each spring, the Student Council is in charge of pre- senting the Awards Assembly, at which time awards are given to out- standing students. The Council's main money -mak- ing project this year Was the installa tion of a pop machine. Stuco Cabinet BACK ROW: Mr. Foster, sponsor, C-age Overall, President, Ian Akers, Vice -Presidentg Amy Lungren, Treasurerg Cindy Thomas, Secretary. BACK ROW L. TO R. : Mary Lowe, Steve Volavka Gage Overall, presidentg Mr. Foster, sponsor. Cindy Thomas, secretary, jan Akers, Vice-presi- dentg Judy Volavka, Amy Lungren, treasurer. Phil Conrady, Krista Goff, Cathy Navrat, Mike Koeh- ler, LuCinda Scribner, Mickey Lucas, Larry Lacey jeff Shoffner, Kathy Conrady, Kathy Kern , Art Thomas, Cindy Crumbliss, Gale Wyckoff. FACULTY J MISS ANN ALLSBURY B. S. Degree Kansas University French MRS. FAYE BLAKELY M. S. Degree Northwestern State College Alva Sth and 9th Grade English ' MR. DENNIS DUSEK B.M.E. Degree Wichita State University Music Instructor MR. MARLIN DVORAK B. S. Degree Southwestern College Football Coach, Drafting, jr. High Industrial Arts, Physical Education KX 13561 MISS JUDY CROUCH B. S. Degree Oklahoma State University Stillwater 7th Grade English Librarian MRS. BARBARA COX B. S. Degree Oklahoma State University Home Economics Z 1 V x MR. JOHN HANAN B. S. Degree Northwestern State College Alva junior High Science MR. LEO HAYDEN B. S. Degree University of Oklahoma M.T. Degree Southwestern State College Weatherford Counselor, Psychology 41 lb MR. ROBERT FOSTER M. S. Degree K. S. T. C. Emporia Government , Economics, American History , Social Science 9 MRS. KAY COLDSMITH B.S. Degree Northwestern State College Alva Elementary and C-irls' Physical Education fi- T I.. 'Q' 5,53 MR. LOREN KUEHNY M . S . Degree K. S . T. C. Pittsburg Industrial Arts MRS. MAXINE KRENEK A.B. Degree, Bethany High School and Elementary Vocal Music MRS. MARIORIE MAY B. S. Degree K. S. T. C. Pittsburg Ir. and Sr. High Art MR. DALE MISAK B. S. Degree Kansas State University Junior High Math Physical Education wwf ,,,!9.....f1wvesvf , E MRS. GWENETH REEDER B. S. Degree in Education K. S. T. C. Emporia Sophomore English, journalism, Speech MISS EVELYN REES M.S. Degree K. S. T. C. Emporia Advanced Science, Chemistry, Biology MR. VERL MISAK B2 S. Degree K. S. T. C. Emporia Physical Education Drivers' Education MR. JACK NICHOLS B. S. Degree Northwestern State College Alva Junior and Senior English ... MISS TRISHA SLACK B. S. Degree K.S.T. C. Emporia Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping MR. JERRY WILSON M. S. Degree Wichita State University jr. High Social Science , World History, Basketball Coach MR. KENNETH ROBERTS B. S . De grce K, S, T. C. Pittsburg Mathematics MISS FRIEDA SCHIRMER M. S. Degree K. S. T. C. Emporia Librarian A N M6 Q A K - A ' 2, 4, .A xy . iii? 'w .f,, .. ,t.,,f. I wk' b?M'Ki?'13, -, . V Aff. 1 -Q I -L ff 322' 1 MR. CLINTON WILT M. S. Degree K. S. T. C. Pittsburg Earth Science, Physics, Trig, Algebra II 9 v W I ,fo .. , .,,. A . f ,ff ,cf E -f if ri 'Q-.gf ' -,f - V gifi J' T mf: . on-Teaching Personnel Are ital To School The non-teaching personnel are a great asset to CHS. Much of the huge load of running the school system is placed in the hands of Mrs. Betty Tidwell, secretary to the superintendent, and Miss LaRae Foster, secretary to the principal. Mrs. Edith Walt, school nurse, assists by giving tests to students that may prevent future Worries to parents, and also caring for students With everyday problems. ln the CHS kitchen were cooks Velma Tomasek, Alma Koehler, Rose Elmore, Emma Fast, and Sarah Sprague Who had the task of trying to feed the 500 students of District 360. Their pizza was a huge success! Other non-teaching personnel are the custodians. They Work long, hard hours making the school look clean and neat at all times. The custodians were Gerald Eellingham, Ernie Schmidt, and Clifford Murdock, with Alvin Strong replacing Ernie Schmidt in February. MRS. BETTY TIDWELL MISS LaRAE FOSTER ALMA ROSE EMMA VELMA KOEI-ILER ELMORE FAST TOMA SEK MRS. EDITH WALT If S. 3 SENIO RS Seniors Reininisee Of Days At C.H.S. The Class of '68 entered Cald - well High School with forty -nine members. Through their high school years this number dwindled to forty- three. Mrs. Cox and Mr. Roberts were class sponsors during their fresh- man year, Sponsoring during their sophomore year were Miss Walker, Mr. Wilt, and Mr. Lamberson. Overseeing the class their junior year were Mrs. Reeder, Miss Blay- lock, and Mr. Pliler. As seniors, they were sponsored by Miss Evelyn Rees, Clinton A. Wilt, and Verl Misak. The class was named Class of the Year during halftime ceremonies of the home- coming game. STUCO Representa- tive, Larry Lacey presented the plaque to Vonette Gettings, class treasurer. A major concern of many seniors was in choosing a college to further their education. Several students took various scholarship tests and had conferences with the counselor concerning this important decision. One highlight of the year was the Senior Assembly which was pre - sented to the student body by the seniors. The class history was re- vealed and predictions of the future years were made during this sad but impressive assembly. Commencement Exercises were held in the new gym on Thursday, May 23, 1968. These exercises marked not only an end to high school days, but a beginning of the future. WAYNE PETRIK TRUDY KLOEFKORN DOROTHY EVANS ' President Vice-President Secretary t BQ, VONETTE GETTINGS MARY LOWE Treasurer STUCO Representative gf f Q LARRY LACEY STUCO Representative CAGE OV ERALL STUCO President Wkxumf' WANDA LEE ALLEN TERESA ANN BERAN JAMES BURESH CAROL JEAN CADEK JANIS CASTER KATHY JO CUNNINGI-IAM my-1' BOB ELMORE SCOTT IUDSON GOLTRY GARY HART VICKI HAWTHORNE DAVID MICHAEL HELSEL DAVID HOLLIS 9 WILBERTA MAXINE JOHNSON DAVID A . KOLARIK MERL KOEHN QNot Picturedy 15 FRANCES DEEANN LOCKHART AMY 'LUNGREN LARRY ALLEN MASON 5,4503 SHERYL LYN NULIK DAVID PUCKETT MARY REED ER DONNA JEAN REEDY DOROTHY LEE REEDY LYNN ROBERTS LOUIS ROTH F DANNY SHOFFNER JAN SMETANA T E iv Mi NANCY SMOCK BARBARA STEWART JIM STOW JUDY TURNER JUDY VOL-AVK-A PAT VQLAVKA KEITH WIGGINS STEVE WILLIAMS DAN ID WITTUM gg, if Lim was W , f 1 fl rd ' '7 i 'M f4 'L6LZQQ My wmvmv W we Kfjicgggwwm ,fa jjj ff 7 , U xg 11 W ,Z awf JUNIGRS , 0 in 21 vi 4 M16-fix Cathy Navrat, President Keith Morrison, Vice President of - -f'5s: ,F' .' . '. fs' Phil Conway, sruco Rep. Ian Akers 1' A af Ex Y W 1 as 2X A or is Frank Bobek Ronnie G. Brown NE was V , f.. 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'X X :V V' 5 gal- 'A 'f 'S ' ' ,-.1 S andra Sparks Phil Sprague A P sSSSuSS fi S J 2 s aSSsuS l 4 ...i R, ,. , rw :Qi 22 fi Garold Volavka Mike Williamson Steve Wilson Cindy Thomas jaretta Thomas Burton Tidwell JV ophomores Mike Koehler, President David Lungren, Vice President Roger Wittum, Secretary Charles Barnes Linda Beran Paula Bradford Burton Atkinson joyc e B ake r Norm a B aker A's'dr Vii' L 91: 5,2 , k xii, V A , 5 'VVTVT Linda Turek, Treasurer is tg jeff Shoffner, sTUco Rep. -iil Mickey Lucas, STUCO Rep. 5 is TK X is Q ,ft 'T 'L '.:, 5 gi' i 'nv ,J vi g 5 .'-,g .Q,y a .3 A 1 Cyndy Broadie Ronnie D. Brown Bob Burns Becky Cadek Peggy Caster Glen Crawford Steve Arning Ronnie Cink Leslie Crites Carolyn Eckel Cindi Hollis Doug Huntley 'Y' Kathi Kern Clifford Koehn Karen Lacey ,i'i K ' ,Ag , V ,fa-as T i V V Rob Lungren ' is 38 Q Steve Main 1 f in fm Larry Martin 1 7 l wil l a f- gmc , ' 1 . ' Vi X 5 2 w x 55 David Lawrence Dean Lebeda Dennis Lile Linda Maxwell Debbie Nimitz Cindy Oathout ophomores 25 E x r 3, 5 Patricia Slzivik Bob Smith Danny Sparks john Subera Sharyn Subera Bill Thompson L ,- if sr a .rip - ,. 'rf 1' T5 'H ,wc sf:,x5,g' -L ,ii H ,A fa v, 1 ' o-WV Fa. V ' I 32.1,- 4 , HK ' if, Q .1 1 Q' . az . x if Terre White Kirk Williams 26 I Sophomores jeff Ocrka l V George Petrik Dean Prochaska L QP? Q' Q -Zfh r ' - ',... EQ g Mary Rezac 2 Bob Roth 5 ' I i Mike Shelton is Q 'vi 5- Q sg B35 ,i V, 1:11 3 if S 5? '31 ,S X 4, s, lim Agfsf Yfz is fig K Y ill SZ Hssiwivmi , 'gwgr 1 xg! I X H Doug Volavka Rick Volavka Pat Volk v J W WL 'M TM mv 1 I ,NWO 'QfJXxx9Nyi'vw X w DLL L w J f 1 X, U , f, V w Q iw fx W9 W MN W W ' ' x 5 A ww fw eww ,ww V 'gg U Q Qygwb 09, QSM fwmgyfwm O W iff' CX V, . mcflr lk AM w W vb O . 1 I K U YM FRESHMEN f:2155i1ff5if:f:f:-: li'-lif 'f: - , im-.. -, wr, J rss- z. . . 12 I... K! 1 3 01: i!!!p 'k + H .answer Stan Akers Charles Allen Yvonne Belmear D ale Berline ' A 59,5 5, Z, 5. .. , Eggs , ..i 1 ,avi-,irfgq -Zig . , .A ,m ,., V E ' S 5 E. L i lls? - ii gs fffxfwzisszzaff i'5::'i::i:.:':f..-:.rE?'g.:g::, M A-ffA 2Lggaxg?a'31jj:.?gg:::gg' W, , .E L Q i L I I 'ffizz a ' x Q I. in a 4' 3 AF al 9.52 frnililvlfgiigi ? Cristie Savage, President Kurt Neal, Vice President l37l5N5WW9V'A : :5::f:..': :f,,- wgrwi-,'gg15LfSi'e 1 Q ,.s1 9mgin 5 5 fiiiisfiirifirixiifiif k . f - ' 53 ' 'gfr?fff's??723 , .K Debbie Crites Paul Dawson Steve Ferguson Freshmen A w Kathie Keown, Sec. -Treas. Lucinda Scribner STUCO Rep Steve Volavka STUCO Rep. Dean Bruey Deanna Bruey Pam Coli Randy Hart Sherrana Hutsler Patricia Kloefkom Steve Korbel Larry Malden Sharon Martin Freshmen ,, S Q Guy Gentry XiAA' Bob Ginn A' V14 'mm K wp: nf -f ,a v -1 5 ' Rf gf' J 91 R tr 5 , 4 'T l 91 Q If fa ,I ,L Linda Knight Randy Kloefkorn Ala? Q . ' A 5 ' H 'if1?3S21Q ' In li Ann Kolarik Terry Komrik . we w-fa ri, ,- Av ' V'-: Shelley Nulik Greg Overall A Eddie Rezac ' I 29 M WQN . 33191315 ,Wi A viasggiw-,u,-fm gg if. .f 7. K -421 ' 3, ' hzwzifj V Y Larry Sub era Gwen Taylor Carol Troutman Gayle Turner S Axgk L E m i E i l 'Ea we s 5 . ..,, , . za WL-W' ff' L L ix? lxh. A if , ,.,- If y y y Y y fS:qgg ,-,. Q 'f., ,',. ,,.: . V i:'.,.11-,.,,,f,.f,: K, ,Q V wa ,uw .,-f ,wm:- f 3 :sf f 30 Freshmen Randy Ryan Renea Ryan Charles Schlottog Bonnie Schoonover Patty Shoffner Joyce Stewart Bryan Utterback Joyce Washbiwn Bryon Wencl Galen Williams LuAnn Williams Margaret Wooderson ROYALTY J ueen ath Reigns ver CHS Homecomin Miss Kathy Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ferguson, was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1967 during the pre-game ceremony. Kathy, a member of the junior class, was crowned by Co- captains Keith Wiggins and Gage Overall as the band played Let Me Call You Sweetheart in honor of the new Queen. The Queen and her four atten- dant's reigned during the football game that fol- lowed against the Anthony Pirates. The Bluejays overthrew the Pirates with a 19-6 victory. Judy Volavka, senior attendant was escorted by Larry Mason and jim Stow. Peggy Caster, escorted by Danny Shoffner, was the sophomore attendant. The freshman attendant was Renea Ryan, escorted by David Hollis. Paula Kern, the junior high atten- dant, was escorted by Lynn Roberts. ml Hx STANDING , left to right: Rcuczl Ryan Peggy Caster SEATED, left to right: Judy Volavkrl Paula Kern W Y LEFT TO RIGHT Lxnn Robprts P11111 Kern 11111 Stow Judy Xohx ka Kelth xV1gg1I1S Kathx Ferguson, Gage Bluejay Royalty Cyndy Broadie and Ronnie D. Brown, both sophomores, were crowned King and Queen of the 1968 Bluejay. The crowning ceremony preceded the auto- graph party which followed the delivery of the yearbooks. The sophomore class won the contest by selling the largest number of yearbooks. The seniors came in second place with Wanda Allen and Larry Lacey as their candidates. Third place went to Gayla Scribner and Keith Morrison, the junior candidates. Freshman candidates were LuAnn Williams and Stan Akers. junior Attendants Freshman Attendants w 5 5 Keith Morrison and Gayla Scribner Stan Akers and LuAnn Williams YE W SQQEMK ma ' Queen Cyndy Brokadie And King Ronnie D. Brown Seniors Receive Honors The senior class had the distinction of being named Class of the Year for 1967-68. The se- niors Won by selling the most season and football tickets during the yearly contest. Here, Larry Lacey, STUCO representative, is shown present- ing the plaque to Vonette Gettings, class trea- surer, at the Homecoming ceremonies. Seniors Judy Turner, ABOVE LEFT, and Dorothy Evans, RIGHT, received commendation for their performances on the National Merit Tests. fThey are shown with Mr. Hayden, school counsel- or. Q They were within the top two percent of the nation's seniors. Trudy Kloefkorn, Shown at UPPER RIGHT with Mrs. Cox, Dis- trict I advisor, served as first Vice President for 1967-68, FHA Council. Dorothy Evans received the title of Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for Caldwell. She is shown at RIGHT with Pat Volavka, local FI-IA President. 36 M ,l1!!l, ,I is-1 C13 S 2 ATHLETICS J A-Squad BACK ROW: Keith Morrison, Roy Reed, Gage Overall, Danny Shoffner, David Hollis. FRONT ROW: Steve Wil son, Frank Bobek, Kirk Goff, Phil Sprague, Lynn Roberts, Rod Lungren, Keith Wiggins. Fans Followed Football Squad The CHS football squad fought hard throughout the l967-68 season. The fans 'continued to support the Jays who al- ways seemed to be searching unsuccess- fully for that elusive Win. The Bluejays started the season with a 13-6 victory over Conway Springs. Caldwell also pulled through to make Homecoming a happy event for all when the Jays won over the Anthony Pirates 19-6. Six seniors, Gage Overall, Steve Williams, David Hollis, Danny Shoffner Keith Wiggins, and Lynn Roberts, seven juniors, four sophomores and three freshmen received the honor or lettering. BACK ROW I.. to R. : Coach Dvorak, Steve Ferguson, Gage Overall, Frank Bobek, Steve Wilson, Keith Wiggins Danny Shoffner, Rod Lungren, David Hollis, Keith Morrison, Coach Wilson. SECOND ROW: Roy Reed, Roger Wittum, Ronnie D. Brown, Kurt Neal, Phil Sprague, Steve Volavka, Kirk Goff, Mike Williamson, Dean l:elrred'aC Lebeda, Galen Williams, jerry Niniiiz, Manager. FIRST ROW: Steve Main, Gregg Overall, Stan Akers,Charles Schlottog, Randy Kloefkorn, David Lungren, Mike Koehler, Lynn Roberts, Bob Ginn, Charles Allen, Dale Berline. am., ,t,. ,N . .a--,.W.....,..awfa.,,. .,,,-.,..w,,. 7-a.r.-...a.. .M , .-.V - i .., .k . .c.,,.,,.. ata, , ,,....-,, ,., . 'W' ' ' W I ' 1 M A 2 Senior Jays David Hollis ,Gaze Overall 1 Lynn Roberts Danny Shoffner Keith Wiggins Steve Williams l don't like to lose, and that isn't so much because it is just a football game, but because de- feat means the failure to reach your objective. l don't Want a football player who doesn't take defeat to heart, who laughs it off with the thought, oh, Well, there's another Friday. The trouble in American life today, in business as Well as in sports, is that too many people are afraid of competition. The result is that in some circles, people have come to sneer at success if it costs hard work, training, and sacrifice. KNUTE ROCKNE Coach jerry Wilson and Head Coach Marlin Dvorak Scoreboard tatistics Caldwell l3 Conway Springs 6 Caldwell l9 Anthony 6 Caldwell 7 Kingman 27 Caldwell 27 Harper 65 Caldwell O Kiowa 46 Caldwell 14 Haven 59 Caldwell l2 Attica 19 Caldwell 0 Medicine Lodge 45 .I iv 'im 'L I fi Q M 5 4 e f QD J . 5 ,.:.: 7 a Q if - BACK ROW: L. to R. : Coach jerry Wilson, Steve Wilson, Keith Wiggins, Bob Elmore, Rod Lungren, jack Cowell, Coach Marlin Dvorak. FRONT ROW: Roy Reed, Scott Coltry, Gage Overall, Keith Morrison, Lynn N Roberts, David Lungren, manager. , if .-,, as 5 ,flf Mr' ,Qi U iki J xl r t' . V , NNW, if BACK ROW: L. to R. : Coach Wilson, Dean Lebeda, Steve Arning, Rod Lungren, Doug Volavka, Ronnie G. Brown, Coach Dvorak. FRONT ROW: Danny Hudson, Roy Reed, Dean Prochaska, Mike Williamson, Bill Thompson, David Lungren, manager. BACK ROW: L. to R. : Coach Dvorak, Galen Williams, Steve Volavka, Steve Ferguson, Kurt Neal, Randy Kloefkorn, Coach Wilson. FRONT ROW: David Lungren, manager, Dean Bruey, Gregg Overall, Charles Allen, Dale Berline, Bryan Utterback. 42 vw iw, 2554525 X M iz 3 my : . , l , Lana-. D. ' - ' , A y j . mx. .,-.:.1g1,1E-hifi , , 3.1,-:.:: 1 S 4 I W WELCUHE CAL DWEL The 1966-67 track team had a great season. Eleven team members qualified to attend the state track meet. There the team brought home the second place trophy, losing first place by only one point. Pictured BELOW, left to right, are the members who went to state: Mike Neal, Byron Chrisler, jim Buresh, Danny Shoffner, Rod White, jim Stow, Mark Neal, Albert Schmidt, Scott Goltry, Keith Wiggins, Bill Kolarik, Coach Dvorak, and school board member, Lewis Neal. sk yr ,pw vii 5 S a Track 1966-67 1 BACK ROW, L to R: Ronnie D. Brown, Rod Lungren, Robbin Brown, Gage Overall, jim Stow, Keith Wiggins, y Danny Shoffner, Albert Schmidt, Kelly Goff, Mike Rohrer, David Hollis, Coach Marlin Dvorak. SECOND ROW: l Kirk Williams, Phil Sprague, Scott Goltry, Mike Neal, Mark Neal, Bill Kolarik, Byron Chrisler, jim Buresh, 1 Rod White, Steve Arning, Rick Van Tassel, Danny Hudson. FIRST ROW: David Lawrence, Lynn Roberts, Roy r Reed, Kirk Goff, Mike Williamson, David Lungren, Dean Lebeda, Ronnie G. Brown. E ,,k,. , , A... www r R rw A Bm L L MM ' - r mae 2 a C y has 6 , 1 mms E as R ff M ,,,, 2 6 ml m i. rii H elil at we Pi if A ,,cc, .. .. I - i ,W H I WAHM - ez 'li is .,,. l! f 3 4-ww.-nupuuanuwg i I r r Senior Track Boys 1968 v . as :ug ' 2515 -v E.. as 521 .fp Q... X I ACTIVITIES L The Kansas Association for Youth is a club designed to give young people an opportunity to learn, to serve, to lead and to enrich their personalities through projects, programs, and parties. As a service organization the Kayettes are helping other people through school, community, national, and World projects. The theme for the Kayette club this year was Move Mountains. With the enthusiasm of the 84 members and the guidance from the Kayettes' new spon- sor, Miss Trisha Slack, our moun- tains can be moved. Kayette Cabinet BACK ROW L. to R. : Dianna Knight, Mary Lowe, Dorothy Evans, Cathy Navrat, Vonette Gettings, Miss Slack, sponsor. ROW TWO: Mickey Lucas, Kathy Kloefkom, Cindy Oathout, Secretary, Barbara Stewart, Deeann Lockhart. ROW ONE: Carolyn Eckel, Judy Turner, President, Lestra Schoonover, Vice President, Vicki Hawthorne, Treasurer. BACK ROW L. to R. : Yvonne Belmear, Brenda Eshelman, Kathy Conrady, Janis Caster, Judy Krenek, Debbie Nimitz, Cyndy Broadie, Mary Rezac, Pat Volk, Kathy Ferguson, Debbie Kolarik, Karen Lacey, Linda Knight, Deanna Bruey, Sharon Martin, Kathy Cunningham, Wanda Allen, Patti Williams, Gayle Turner. ROW FOUR: Linda Turek, Sharyn Subera, Joyce Washburn, Sheryl Nulik, Shelley Nulik, Mary Fortrneyer, Gayla Scribner, Terre White, Judy Volavka, Nancy Smock, Amy Lungren, Jan Akers, Lucinda Scribner, Bonnie Schoonover. ROW THREE: Cheryl Ginn, Patty Shoffner, Cindi Hollis, Donna Reedy, Mary Reeder, Christi Savage, Kathy Kern, Joyce Baker, Margaret Wooderson, Jan Smetana, Helen Falkenberg, Pat Volavka, Joyce Stewart, Trudy Kloeikorn, Norma Baker, Kathie Keown, Renea Ryan, Ann Kolarik. ROW TWO: Cindy Thomas, Jo Rice, Peggy Caster, Louise Roth, Reva McCants, Donna Massengill, Dorothy Reedy, Patricia Kloefkorn, Carol Cadek, Carol Troutman, Debbie Crites, Pam Coli, Sherrana Hutsler, Gwen Tayler, LuAnn Williams. ROW ONE: Dorothy Evans, Cindy Oathout, Cathy Navrat, Kathy Kloefkorn, Deeann Lockhart, Carolyn Eckel, Judy Turner, Lestra Schoonover, Vicki Hawthorne, Vonette Gettings, Mickey Lucas, Barbara Stewart, Dianna Knight Mary Lowe. BACK ROW: Glenn Crawford, Charles Barnes, Bryan Utterback, Rick Volavka, Paul Dawson, Bob Roth, Danny Sparks, Terry Kolarik, Randy Kloefkorn, Charles Allen, Gregg Overall, Bill Thompson, Kirk Williams, jeff Oerke, Dean Bruey, Garold Volavka, Randy Ryan, Larry Subera. ROW FOUR: Dean Lebeda, Steve Arning, Steve Ferguson, jim Stow, Ronnie G. Brown, Keith Morrison, Bob Elmore, George Petrik, Frank Bobek, Doug Volavka, Dean Prochaska, Roger Wittum, Steve Wilson, Roy Reed, Keith Wiggins, Larry Mason, jack Cowell Ronnie Koehn. ROW THREE: Dwaine Evans, David Reedy, Bob Burns, Lynn Roberts, Phil Conrady, David Powell, Burton Tidwell, David Lungren, Bob Ginn, Steve Volavka, David Lawrence, Charles Schlottog, David Helsel, David Puckett, Bob Smith. ROW TWO: Galen Williams, Ronnie D. Brown, Kurt Neal, ROd I-Uligfeli, Larry Martin, Stan Akers, Louis Roth, Mike Williamson, Doug Huntley, Steve Main, Dale Berline. ROW ONE: Larry Lacey, Kirk Goff, Phil Sprague, Gage Overall, Steve Williams, Danny Shoffner, Scott Goltry, David Kolarik, jim Buresh, Wayne Petrik, Mike Koehler, jeff Shoffner, Danny Hudson. , 3Y5 The Kay Club is one of the most ac- tive school-community service clubs in the school. This year the Kay Club was 77 men strong. Besides painting the parking lot, they sold Bluejay car tags and light bulbs, and conducted a cerebal palsay drive. The club presented the Thanksgiving Program for the school and sponsored the annual Christmas dance. The club also planned an all school party held during second semester. This year the club Worked toward their 2,000 point award. Mr. Loren Kuehny served as Kay sponsor. Kay Cabinet BACK ROW L. to R. : Phil Sprague, Steve Williams, Danny Shoffner, Wayne Petrik, jim Buresh, Secretary treasurer, Kirk Goff. FRONT ROW: Danny Hudson, David Kolarik, Vice President, Mike Koehler, Larry Lacey, Scott Goltry, President. ,. a wif for 1 ,-, A M. 'fi ' 5-fi f The purposes of the CHS Pep Club were to support the Bluejays, exhibit good sportsmanship, and to boost the morale of the teams. ln reaching these goals the Pep Club sponsored a success- ful bonfire before the first football game of the season. Another project was the decorated car which was entered in the Sumner County Fair Parade. The entry, which was to encourage merchants and townspeople to support the Jays, won second prize in the parade. We feel as though our Pep Club has reached its goals for this year. Thank you Mrs. Goldsmith, as sponsor. You have been a great help. Pep Club Cabinet BACK ROW: Mrs. Goldsmith, sponsor, Terre White, Treasurer, Donna Massengill, Secretary, Sheryl Nulik, President, Judy Volavka, Jo Rice, Vice President. u FRONT ROW: Mary Fortmeyer, Mary Reeder, Wanda Allen, Gayla Scribner, and Wilberta Johnson. BACK ROW: Debbie Kolarik, Sharyn Subera, Linda Turek, Dianna Knight, Jan Akers, Pat Volk, Linda Knight, Karen Lacey, Mary Rezac, Norma Baker, Kathy Kern, Debbie Nimitz, Cindi Hollis, Judy Krenek, Brenda Eshel- man, Shelley Nulik, Bonnie Schoonover, Lucinda Scribner, Christi Savage, Lestra Schoonover, Nancy Smock, Judy Volavka, Kathy Ferguson, Sheryl Nulik, Dorothy Evans. THIRD ROW: Jaretta Thomas, Linda Beran, Pat Volavka, Cindy Oathout, Cindy Thomas, Deanna Bruey, Gwen Taylor, Sherrana Hutsler, Cyndy Broadie, Terre White, Mickey Lucas, Carolyn Eckel, Kathie Keown, Barbara Stewart, Sharon Martin, Gayle Turner, Sandra Sparks, Helen Falkenberg, Janice Lawrence, Particia Kloefkorn, Janis Caster. SECOND ROW: Mary Lowe, Cathy Navrat, Jan Smetana, Cheryl Ginn, Paula Bradford, Becky Cadek, Vicki Hawthorne, Pam Coli, Teresa Beran, Donna Reedy, Patty Shoffner, Margaret Wooderson, Carol Cadek, Kathy Conrady, Jo Rice, LuAnn Williams, Renea Ryan, Carol Troutman, Donna Massengill, Kathy Kloefkorn, Peggy Caster, Louise Roth, Patti Williams, Amy Lungren, Mrs. Goldsmith, sponsor. FIRST ROW: Ann Kolarik, Patricia Slavik, Reva McCants, Yvonne Belmear, Joyce Baker, Debbie Crites, Judy Turner, Dorothy Reedy, Deeann Lockhart, Trudy Kloefkorn, Vonette Gettings. CHEERLEADERS: Mary Fortmeyer, Wilberta Johnson, Wanda Allen, Mary Reeder, Gayla Scribner. BACK ROW: Brenda Eshelman, Kathy Conrady, Janis Caster, Judy Krenek, Mary Reeder, Sheryl Nulik, Shelley Nulik, Mary Lowe, Terre Vxfhite, Cindy Oathout, Gayla Scribner, Mary Fortmeyer, Amy Lungren, Rita Gilette, Dianna Knight, Jan Akers, Cathy Navrat. FOURTH ROW: Linda Turek, Sharyn Subera, Pat Volk, Linda Beran, Patricia Slavik, Paula Bradford, Wanda Allen, Judy Turner, Kathy Cunningham, Margaret Wooderson, Judy Volavka, Nancy Smock, Barbara Stewart, Sharon Martin, Linda Knight, Deanna Bruey. THIRD ROW: Patty Shoffner, Cindi Hollis, Peggy Caster, Joyce Washburn, Christi Savage, Debbie Nimitz, Mickey Lucas, Cyndy Broadie, Joyce Baker, Helen Falkenberg, Carol Troutman, Carolyn Eckel, Norma Baker, Kathie Keown, Renea Ryan, Lucinda Scribner. SECOND ROW: Cindy Thomas, Vonette Gettings, Louise Roth, Reva McCants, Deeann Lockhart, Kathy Kloefkorn, Dorothy Reedy, Carol Cadek, Donna Reedy, Patricia Kloefl-corn, Vicki Hawthorne, Debbie Crites, Sherrana Hutsler, Gwen Taylor, LuAnn Williams, Gayle Turner, Yvonne Belmear. FIRST ROW: Ann Kolarik, Kathy Kern, Karen Lacey, Jaretta Thomas, Pat Volavka, Kathy Ferguson, Debbie Kolarik, Mary Rezac, Teresa Beran, Trudy Kloefkorn. F.H.A. The goal of F. H. A. is to help indi viduals improve personal, family, and community living. In reaching that goal, this year's F. H. A'ers were very busy. Sixteen of the hardest working members had the privilege of attending the State F. H. A. meeting in Topeka. The Caldwell F. H. A. had the honor of hosting the District I Election. One of the highlights of National F. H. A. Week was a Mother-Daughter Banquet. The F. H. A. provided a very impressive Easter Program for the student body. We hope that this year of F. H. A. has helped each member improve her personal, family, and community life. F.H.A. Cabinet BACK ROW L. to R. : Teresa Beran, Debbie Kolarik, Kathy Kern, Trudy Kloefkorn. SECOND ROW: Kathy Ferguson, Vice-President, Pat Volavka, President, Jaretta Thomas, Secretary, Mrs. Cox, sponsor. FIRST ROW: Mary Rezac, Karen Lacey, Treasurer, Ann Kolarik. Kar ll' iL ' JESS, T Band 72 X L. TO R. Cheryl Ginn, Cindy Thomas, Cathy Navrat, Mary Lowe, Jo Rice, LuAnn Williams, Patti Williams. BACK ROW: Steve Ferguson, Doug Volavka, Galen Williams, Scott Goltry, Keith Morrison, Cage Overall, Keith Wiggins. 4TH ROW: Judy Turner, Patty Volavka, Paul Dawson, Dwaine Evans, David Lungren, Randy Kloefkorn, Dean Bruey. 3RD ROW: Danny Hudson, jeff Oerke, Shelley Nulik, Bill Thompson, Cindy Oathout. ZND ROW: Charles Barnes, Bryan Utterback, Cindi Hollis, Mickey Lucas, Norma Baker, Donna Massengill, Kathy Kloefkorn. 1ST ROW: jo Rice, Cindy Thomas, Cathy Navrat. 2 Q K K' Q! kr , .4 g xl ff! Q Q L The 67-68 Marching Bluejays had a fantastic year. They performed before an estimated 25,000 people. These in- cluded performances at the Chisholm Trail Centennial, South Haven Pair, Sumner County Fair, University of Olcla homa Band Day, W. S. U. Band Day, ington Christmas Parade, Caldwell Christmas Parade, and four home foot- ball games. The concert band gave two concerts and made a record from one ol these concerts. Band Council L. -R, Judy Turner, Amy Lungren, lvir. Dusek, Scott Goltry, Mary Lowe. BACK ROW L. -R.: Dorothy Evans, Kurt Neal, Burton Ticlwell, jan Akers, Dianna Knight, Terre White, Kathy Ferguson, Amy Lungren. 4TH ROW: Mary Rezac, Janis Smetana, Patricia Slavik, Cyndy Broadie, Patty Shoffner, Linda Knight, Deanna Bruey. 3RD ROW: Gregg Overall, Sharon Martin, Margaret Wooderson, Lucinda Scribner, Ann Kolarik, Reva McCants, Mr. Dusek, director. ZND ROW: Pam Goli, Carol Troutrnan, Kathie Keown, Gwen Taylor, Gayle Turner, Yvonne Belmear, Mary Lowe, drum majorette. 1ST ROW: Cheryl Ginn, Patti Williams, LuAnn Williams. -aim Caldwell Homecoming Parade, the Well- Woodwind Choir STANDING, L. to R: Cindy Thomas, Mary Lowe, jan Smetana, Cadiy Navrat, Linda Knight, Reva Mc- Cants, Patricia Sla- vik, Kathy Kloefkorn, Kathy Ferguson, Cindy Oathout, Shel- ley Nulik. SEATED: Pat Volavka, Cyndy Broadie, Dianna Knight, Mary Rezac, jan Akers. Brass Choir STANDING, L. to R: Scott Goltry, Paul Dawson, Charles Barnes, Galen Wil- liams, Randy Kloef- korn, Keith Morrison, Gage Overall, Keith Wiggins. SEATED: Judy Turner, Sharon Martin, LuAnn Wil- liams, Gayle Turner, Mickey Lucas, Cheryl Ginn, Terre White. Bam Percussion Ensemble L. to R. : Cindi Hollis, David Lungren, jeff Oerke, Nancy Smock, Patti Williams. Brass Sextet L. to R: Judy Turner, Scott Goltry, Gage Over- all, Keith Wiggins, Mickey Lucas, Terre VV'hite. Ensembles Woodwind Five L. TO R: Burton Tidwell, Cheryl Ginn, Dorothy Evans, Cathy Navrat, Mary Lowe. Sax Five L. TO R: Carol Troutman, Kathy Ferguson, Burton Tidwell, Pat Vo- lavka, jan Akers. Clarinet Choir BACK ROW, L. to R: Cindy Thomas, Shelley Nulik, jan Snietana, Pat Slavik, Linda Knight. SEATED: Dorothy Evans, Cyndy Broadie, Dianna Knight, Mary Rezae, Cindy Oathout, Stage Band STANDING, L to R: jeff Oerke, Charles Barnes, Dorothy Evans, Judy Turner, Sharon Martin, Bryan Utterback, Scott Goltry, Paul Dawson, Bill Thompson, Randy Kloefkorn, G.1lenWilliarns, Doug Volavka, Keith Morrison, Terre White. SEATED: Kathy Kloefkorn, Carol Troutman, Gwen Taylor, Pat Volavka, jan Akers, Burton Tidwell, Kathy Ferguson. in ' I 'V A 1 TOP ROW L. to R. : Mary Lowe, Cyndy Broadie, Pat Volk, Linda Turek, Mary Fortmeyer, Sharyn Subera, Dianna Knight, Linda Beran, Lestra Schoonover, Patty Shoffner, Amy Lungren, Sharon Martin, Jaretta Thomas, Linda Max- well, Nancy Smock, Judy Volavka, Jan Akers, Margaret Wooderson, Debbie Kolarik, Kathy Ferguson, Dorothy Evans. ROW THREE: Cayla Scribner, Cindy Thomas, Terre White, Paula Bradford, Becky Cadek, Debbie Nimitz, Linda Knight, Cathy Navrat, Cindy Oathout, Karen Lacey, Deanna Bruey, Judy Krenek, Vicki Hawthorne, Sheryl Nulik, Mary Reeder, Judy Turner, Janis Caster, Kathy Kern, Barbara Stewart, Teresa Beran, Shelley Nulik, Sher- rana Hutsler. ROW TWO: Mickey Lucas, Cheryl Ginn, Pat Volavka, Janis Smetana, Joyce Baker, Cindi Hollis, Mary Rezac, Lucinda Scribner, Kathy Conrady, Deeann Lockhart, Donna Massengill, Helen Falkenberg, Norma Baker, Jo Rice, Sandra Sparks, Janice Lawrence, Vonette Cvettings, Trudy Kloefkorn, Peggy Caster, Christi Savage, Pam Coli, Girls Glee Club The Girl's Glee Club had a most unusual year. The idea of presenting the annual Christmas vespers in the gym was developed because of the need for more room. After much practice, the vespers were cancelled because of a flu epidemic in the school. With some difficulty, the group obtained new pink blouses. Despite the fact that the blouses were of different shades, the girls wore them proudly. The CHS glee club worked hard to prepare two songs for music festival, Snow Legend, and Evening Song. Several other songs were prepared, for the spring concert on April 30. With the help of the talented and efficient accompanists, Mary Lowe and Kathy Kloef- korn, Mrs. Krenek was very happy with the singing sound of the glee club. 56 2 Z -, E ff A I L, i Q., A F K -. - Q Q 1 5 gi ., 1 L sr fi M Q- ' we x if -. ' 1 ,wg ,, 4 rf 2 L L ' af H Senior Ensemble W BACK ROW L. to R. : Mary Lowe, Amy Lungren, Vicki Hawthorne, Sheryl Nulik, Barbara Stewart, Janis Smetana, Mary Reeder, Judy Turner, Wanda Allen, Trudy Kloefkorn, Deeann Lockhart, Vonette Gettings. ik, Reva McCants, Wilberta johnson, Patricia tvik, Kathie Keown, Yvonne Belmear, Gwen Tay- yle Turner, Carol Troutman. ROW ONE: Ann Ko- ,W YM? , Renea Ryan, Debbie Crites, Carolyn Eckel, Ann Williams, Patricia Kloefkorn, Donna Ready, rothy Reedy, Kathy Kloefkorn, Carol Cadek, anie Schoonover, Wanda Allen, Patti Williams, :nda Eshelman, Louise Roth. x ff Q V . K O 1 ' A X Harmonettes BACK ROW L. to R. 1 Cathy Navrat, Cindy Thomas, Cindy Oathout, Sharon Martin, Lestra Schoonover, Shelley Nulik, Cyndy Broadie, Mary Rezac, Bonnie Schoonover, jo Rice, Cheryl Ginn, Christi Savage, Norma Baker, Kathy Kloefl-corn, Cvayle Turner, Reva McCants, Joyce Baker. Tremellows BACK ROW L. to R. : Mr. Dusek, director, Gage Overall, Frank Bobek, Amy Lungren, Trudy Kloefkorn, Mary Lowe, Cathy Navrat, Dorothy Evans, James Buresh, David Lungren. FRONT ROW: jeff Oerke, Danny Hudson, Vicki Hawthorne, Deeann Lockhart, Mary Rezac, Cindy Oathout, Vonette Gettings, Reva McCants, Sheryl Nulil-Q, Scott Goltry, Burton Tidwell. The fifty-five members of the Boys Glee Club practiced twice a Week under the direction of Mr. Dennis Dusek. The group made its first performance at the annual Thanksgiving program presented to the student body. Other performances made during the year included the spring vocal concert and the league and state music festivals. Bo BACK ROW: Gage Overall, Kurt Neal, Steve Arning, Franl Bobek, Doug Volavka, Phil Sprague, Ronald G. Brown, Rc Lungren, Steve Ferguson, james Buresh, Steve Williams, Keith Wiggins, Danny Shoffner, Bob Elmore, Wayne Petrik David Witturn, David Hollis, Keith Morrison. ROW TWO: i The Tremellows were originally orga- nized by Mr. Dusek in early 1967. The members practiced during the summer vacation and made their first performance of the school year at the Sumner County Fair. During the remainder of the year they made numerous other performances in the area. Two tours were made to near- by colleges during the first semester. A highlight of the season was a trip to Topeka Where the group sang for the Kansas State Legislature. String bass and drum accompaniment added to the enjoyment of the listeners. The Tremellows were well received wher- ever they performed. G ee Club bwaine Evans, Charles Schlottog, Scott Goltry, Terry Kolarik Kirk Goff, Dean Lebeda, Dean Prochaska Daxid Kol rik, Bob Ginn, Dean Bruey, Dale Berline, Randy Ryan, Louis Roth Phil Conradx, David Powell David Lungren onnie D. Brown, Mike Koehler, Steve Volavka, Mr. Dusek director ROW ONE David Reedy Stan Akers Danny ludson, Bill Thompson, Gregg Overall, Lynn Roberts, Larry Lacey Charles Barnes jeff Oerke Charles Allen ryan Utterback, Galen Williams, Randy Kloefkorn, Burton Tidwell Larry Martin Larry Subera Larry Malden z BACK ROW, L. to R. : Gage Overall, Kurt Neal, Keith Morrison, Jim Buresh, Dean Prohaska, Galen Williams, Bob Ginn, David Kolarik, Steve Volavka, Danny Shoffner, Steve Williams, Rod Lungren, Ronnie G. Brown, Frank Bobek, Wayne Petrik, Phil Sprague, Bob Elmore, Judy Volavka, Jaretta Thomas, Mary Rezac, Nancy Smock, Cindy Oathout. ROW THREE: Dorothy Evans, Mary Lowe, Sheryl Nulik, Gayla Scribner, Dianna Knight, Mary Fortmeyer, Cheryl Ginn, Gregg Overall, Dean Bruey, Randy Kloefkorn, David Powell, Scott Golniy, Louis Roth, Mike Koehler, Keith Wiggins, Jan Akers, Debbie Kolarik, Sharon Martin, Cathy Navrat, Amy Lungren, Deanna Bruey. ROW TWO: Janis Smetana, Cindi Hollis, Shelley Nulik, Kathy Kern, Terre Wfhite, Cindy Thomas, Mickey Lusas, Cyndy Broadie, Charles Barnes, Bryan Utterback, Danny Hudson, Bill Thompson, Jeff Oerke, Charles Allen, David Lungren, Burton Tidwell, Lestra Sehoonover, Kathy Ferguson, Janis Caster, Deeann Lockhart, Norma Baker, Jo Rice, Linda Beran, Christi Savage. ROW ONE: Judy Turner, Mary Reeder, Patty Volavka, Bonnie Sehoonover, Ann Kolarik, Joyce Baker, Reva McCants, Gayle Turner, Yvonne Bel- mear, LuAnn Williams, Wilberta Johnson, Wanda Allen, Gwen Taylor, Carol Cadek, Teresa Beran, Vicki Hawthorne, Trudy Kloefkorn, Vonette Gettings, Barbara Stewart, Kathy Kloefkorn, Mr. Dusek, director. One of the least noted positions of a music group is the accompanist. Pictured at RIGHT with Mrs. Krenek are Mary Lowe and Kathy Kloefkorn, Girls Glee Club accompanists, and Burton Tidwell, Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee Club, and Tremellows accompanist. 60 f' L f 'E BACK ROW, L to R: Dwaine Evans, Doug Volavka, Steve Ferguson, Terry Kolarik, Dean Lebeda, Charles Scholttog. ROW THREE: Linda Knight, Pat Volk, Linda Turek, Sharyn Subera, Linda Maxwell, Larry Martin, Stan Akers, Dale Berline, Randy Ryan. ROW TWO: Margaret Wooderson, Patty Shoffner, Sherrana Hutsler, Pam Coli, Lucinda Scribner, Karen Lacey, Kathie Keown, Carol Troutman, Patricia Kloefkorn. ROW ONE: Renae Ryan, Paula Bradford, Debbie Nimitz, Peggy Caster, Debbie Crites, Patricia Slavik, Becky Cadek, Carolyn Eckel. l E at ' 7' ix ' . 3, if Q S , Q we 4 STANDING, L. to R: Ronnie G. Brown, Lestra Schoonover, Scott Goltry, Keith Morrison, Trudy Kloefkorn, Gage Overall, Keith Wiggins, Sandra Sparks. SEATED: Kathy Kloefkorn, Wanda Allen, Gale Wyckoff, Frank Bobek, Vonette Gettings, Cathy Navrat, Judy Turner. A Man Called Peter Peter Marshall ..... Catherine Marshall. . . Peter John Marshall . . Allan Talbot .... Judith Bickle. . Jesse Bickle. . Susan Grant. . . Marian Grant. . Steven Grant. . George Yost ....... Joe Keating ........ Senator James Knox Polk. . Nancy Everetts ....... Barbara Logan .,.... Hulda ,.... Director . . . Mrs. Walter Reeder, Sound Effects . . Debbie Kolarik, Costumes. . . Kathy Ferguson. i . . . . Frank Bobek . .Vonette Gettings . . .Gale Wyckoff . .Ronnie G. Brown , . . . Judy Turner . . Kathy Kloefkorn , . .Wanda Allen . . Trudy Kloefkorn . . . Gage Overall . . . Scott Goltry . Keith Morrison . . . Keith Wiggins . . . . Cathy Navrat . . Lestra Schoonover . . . Sandra Sparks Assistant Director . . . Burton Tidwell Properties. . . Jaretta Thomas. X E5- Y . M,.,,-v--Q., f Bluejay Co-Editors VONETTE GETTINGS, DOROTHY EVANS. The annual staff worked hard and put a lot of time into the 1968 Bluejay to meet the three dead- lines needed to earn the Big E award. Co-editors Dorothy Evans and Vonette Gettings, and Mrs. Reeder, advisor, are due much credit to the success of the Bluejay by giving the staff a push when necessary. Verne Ryland again served as yearbook photographer. The jay journal was one of the most successful in past years. The all-girl staff gave a different approach to school news with Mrs. Reeder as advisor. The sports stories proved to be a challenge to the girls, but that didn't stop them. Deadlines were met and the latest news went to press on time. A special thanks goes to Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Stiles of the Caldwell Messenger who publish the jay journal with- out charge. Journal STANDING, L. to R. : Vonette Gettings, Dorothy Evans, Nancy Smock, Judy Volavka, Wilberta johnson, Dorothy Reedy, Carol Cadek, Mrs. Reeder, advisor. SEATED: Donna Reedy, Janis Smetana, Deeann Lockhart, Amy Lungren, Sheryl Nulik, Mary Reeder. 'NCQ ' B U l' -if ,i i 'F G1 BACK ROW, L. to R: Scott Goltry, Keith Wiggins, Gage Overall, David Hollis, SECOND ROW: Carol Cadek Judy Turner, Wanda Allen, Trudy Kloefkorn, Vonette Gettings. FRONT ROW: Ian Smetana, Mary Reeder Barbara Stewart, Nancy Smock, Mary Lowe. Not Pictured: Bob Elmore. -Exif-715.1921 ,. . .,,- r 'S 1 f. . . I 2251 .'V'ff I , , , Q i ,..V,,,,f, 4 . : ..,,,m . T gf-,I li 7, KK W K I I K t tirt ' , . .- . L ,, , ,-v- ig 1 g -.- , W L- ,Rf ., , .. t As... 1 -I . M A L ., -- -W -A r M . 4. ' 'N , V 'A Q ' ..f',fLG , . .my 3511 , M ' A .,,,..,i5f . 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Chosen as candidates for Home- coming Queen Were Cindy Crumbliss, Paula Kern, Shelley Struble, and Tanya Williams. Paul Kern was chosen by the junior high football squad to represent the junior high. Homecoming Queen Candidates L. TO R: Cindy Crumbliss, Paula Kern, Shelley Marion Metzinger and Cherene Oathout 8th Grade Struble , Tanya Williams . Junior High Mixed Chorus BACK ROW, L. to R.: Nancy Fell, Sue Schlottog, Liana Ward, Virginia Claypole, Janice jindra, Dennis Petrik, jack Crumbliss, Kenny Smock, Leon Rinehart, Doug Gracy, Steve Taylor, Kim Main, Steve Maxwell, jim jones, Stuart Subera, Steve Ward, Cherene Oathout, Shelley Struble, Brenda Lebeda, Tessie McGregor, Debbie Beran. THIRD ROW: Debbie Helsel, Ann Broadie, Valorie Rohrbaugh, Connie Caster, Margaret Vincent, Norma Berka, Tim Bottorff, Art Thomas, Lyndell Smith, Steve Thompson, Bob Keown, Gary Koehn, Greg Fitch, Paul Falkenberg, Randy Kubik, Karla Brown, Debbie Subera, janatha Thomas, Christy Ferguson, DeeAnn Berline, Debbie Lebeda. SECOND ROW: Barbara Malden, Mary Slavik, Wendy Andrews, Beth Countryman, Cynthia Hutsler, Colette Lockhart, Barbara Stow, Buddy I-Iouchin, Kip Oathout, Marty Mortimer, Greg Gilmer, Stan Evans, Ronnie Kloefkorn, Kent Atkinson, Craig Scribner, Krista Goff, Dianna Overall, Linda Ehly, Darcy Ber- line, Myra Lebeda. FIRST ROW: Kim Crites, Gayla Troutman, Becky Korbel, Sandy Overall, Elaine Belmear, Mike Arterburn, Gaylen Reedy, Kelly Hudson, Greg Wolff, Doran Cole, Bill Rice, Steve Baker, Ronald Reed, Steve McGregor, Gale Wyckoff, Vicky Nelson, Cindy Crumbliss, Joyce Stewart, Tanya Williams, Sulinda Baker. junior High Band Q-Av fr H' BACK ROW, L. to R.: Christy Ferguson, Cherene Oathout, Liana Ward, Karla Brown, Greg Dvorak, Steve Tay- lor, Dennis Petrik, Stuart Subera, David Sparks. THIRD ROW: Debbie Subera, Margaret Vincent, Norma Berka, DeeAnn Berline, Krista Goff, Kim Main, Randy Kubik, Lyndell Smith, Leon Rinehart. SECOND ROW: Darcy Berline, Wendy Andrews, Ann Broadie, Barbara Stow, Stan Evans, Ronald Reed, Craig Scribner, Kip Oathout. FIRST ROW: Beth Countryman, Mary Slavik, Myra Lebeda, Sulinda Baker, Becky Korbel, Sandy Overall, Steve Baker, Bill Rice. 73 BACK ROW, L. to R: Paul Falkenberg, Steve Taylor, Stuart Subera, jim Fuhrmann, Marion Metzinger, Greg Dvorak, jim jones, Kim Main, Lyndell Smith, Leon Rinehart, manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hanan, j.R. Turner, Art Thomas, jack Crumbliss, Doug Gracy, Ronald Reed, Kip Oathout, Craig Scribner, Randy Kubik assistant manager, Mr. Foster. FRONT ROW: Buddy Houchin, Gaylen Reedy, Doran Cole, Stan Evans, Kelly Hudson, Greg Wolff, Bill Rice, Greg Fitch, Gale Wyckoff. Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwe ll junior High Football JUNIOR HIGH 26 24 14 6 6 13 6 Anthony Cle arwater Harper Attica Kiowa Kingman Medicine Lodge 1 Mr. Robert Foster Mr. john Hanan Head Coach Assistant Coach 74 th Grade Basketball BACK ROW, L. to R.: Ronnie Stiles, Greg Dvorak, Marion Metzinger, Doug Gracy, ,lack Crumbliss. SECOND ROW: jim jones, jim Fuhrmann, Leland Ensley, Kim Main, Steve Taylor, Stuart Subera. FRONT ROW: Mr. Foster, Kelly Hudson, Greg Wolff, Craig Scribner, Ronald Reed, Lyndell Smith, Mr. Hanan. th Grade Basketball BACK ROW, L. to R.: Mr. Foster, Steve Ward, Kenny Smock, David Sparks, Tim Bottorff, Mr. Hanan. SEC- OND ROW: Paul Falkenberg, Art Thomas, Greg Fitch, Marty Mortimer, Kip Oathout, Stan Evans. FRONT ROW: Gaylen Reedy, Buddy Houchin, Doran Cole, Bill Rice. 75 E K ,WaM..,f.w .3 512 4-2-azz . M lm X ,L r :,,. fi W , .WL 'L-J -w-nA--W Q N f 5, , E .Q f -5. H: K , ,K X QS A h' K egg..- 2' -,L .. ,,,, 5 LE, .zzzn X Q we-.1 N552 6523? 'Jen' Qgfq., -fs, law 5 QTNLI, PRINCIPAL JAMES JONES B. S., and M. S. Degrees Fort Hays Kansas State, Hays F acult The special reading program began with the summer reading program in the summer of 1967, under Title I, Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Ap- proximately 75 pupils participated. Special equipment used in the program includes two large Con- trolled Readers, two junior readers, a Tachomatic, and two tape recorders. In addition, there are several reading laboratories, a reading spectrum, word wheels, and many pieces of tachistoscopic material, including special li- brary materials. One of the regular class- rooms was partitioned to pro- vide a combination Learning Center and Reading room. lt provides an opportunity for children to work in small groups and individually. MRS. CYLADYS BEHAM B.A. Degree Southwestern College Winfield Reading MRS. PHYLLIS BROADIE B. S. Degree Kansas State University 6th Grade MRS. FRANCES DAVIS B.A. Degree Southwestern College Winfield Kindergarten 78 MRS. RUTH HART A.B. Degree Sterling College Sterling 3rd Grade MRS. WANDA KERR B. S. Degree Northwestern State Alva 4th Grade MRS. THELMA FISK B.A. Degree Southwestern College Winfield 2nd Grade MRS. MARY GOLTRY B. S. Degree Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha 6th Grade I' ,Af Www MRS. MILDRED MITCHELL B,S. Degree Northwestern State Alva 2nd Grade MRS. BURNITA MORRISON B.M. Degree Southwestern College Winfield Sth Grade MRS. JEAN SNELL B.A. and B.S. Degree K. S. T. C. Emporia 4th Grade MRS. GLORIA WHITE B.M.E. Degree Friends University Wichita 3rd Grade QSecond Semesterj Sixth V Wendell Andrews ,. '-ly: ' in., : 5 - ' ,. - . f W f 12111 Afnms . r ' in 1 A' fam., fi M rf-v Betty Baker ' --if aff, 3 ' ' - ,sua - f k ', W 4' e e W Sharon Baker y i' , I f f ,, A K f , Sue Ann Barnes al' , as , es-ra a Iwi K A .. f 'H ' ,W A Bruce Belmear f ., - ' ' ., .rf 515 if Aff, 5 H - ' ., M -1 B d- .f V U1 YU P03 19 paw . V - 7.f,k its sv snggvc- we f . 1 ya . , W t , it ft -wx Theresa Coh S if 24. ' Shi' ' S Connie Dawson N , , I 1,4 'F ' , 'W 'J , . ..f Debra Downing , W f . J an El or . f fm.. srsrsr fi .V 1 Y m Q gz' W . l , Randy Gettings i I A e D I - 1 ' in if Shirle Ginn Q ai 'ef , t '. f ' 'M Klm Goff ' , 451 ff A -ff? A - x 7 N--S' -, it Steven Hart -' Q if ' Q W H V Charles Holomek ,.f' ' 7' fffifl 1 .4-QQ . ,... l '. A His' - Q'5:1f'f'.-f-' at - - 'L ' -if J ' 1 ,fr-:I--g.:uX,:.:,.11f2-'e . -r',- .-, 1 Monty Houchin L -'.-6 ','- , V if gli: f, ' ' 351 fgwim ,... ..,.. 2 E: -'-- F ,S ' - . , Cindy Johnston A , Q A ,I 4- - Barbara Koehn 1? . ' W-.f 5 il y ' f - 1 , Max Koehn vw K V - , ' x 'F' .1-A , . . ,ffl ,.- ,fy . my ai . - -rw, g , ,L , Bobby Main www' . Vlxyigi , A H . Q AA .N Bobby MCNQSS 'L 14 '. 'T' if ,' ' li, f ' 'If ig ' . Msg? F if 'I nfl - X74 .if kx g . - 5 W 4-wqsw Blame Moore W - 1 - ,ga A ms, n xt, 1' . K U Hi s b ny- ' . ..15,.fV . fir., Eg:-.I , -, ,sta A V- . A 3.14 stir.. . '. was -.a-we ' W' i if A . rf W. Hwy . H , , -f 1 .V , H is 1 KI' H f 1, ., . V . Q -I 1 - n. . 445: o fa' ' . s + I I is . . nr no f .aw 1-'za' .,-f., 5 Mike Navrat Kim Neal jerry Nimitz Ricky Parkes I , If Donna Patton . .. ,W 1 if if ,Jr 's 'wr' 4 3 . Q ...- ., it ,. Donald P atton giver . ':-' 1 . - . . 2 . Marla Kay pltts 1 ' in iigfaiisl . V , egg afagsf A : . 4 .. ,L ' ' wg ' ' ,I as ml 233.1 Melanie RE6d6I' .ff-435 K ,, g ww , , .: : .T-:.: A . I I :15 . , gy. we 7 7 f . , 4 Q 3' ' Iv . - , , .D , Calvin Reedy , , . V gb... ,f ,,,,'. , W1-5 H ' Qs .si V, Q' , Z Dale Savage J 3 T .Q -Sy Q .-5 if Max Schmidt' my , t' J ' . I. , - ,gm . Steven Schmidt :.., .:..: 'V 5 ,:,fs. :A:: ,,,:: f S Q:- 1 5 A W Gaye Schoonovef , Q L ' ' .-M r ,, . Z Cliff Shoffner tg , Qyk if., -L:' , . Laurie Shoffner 6 A 11 -' S . Y-jf 3: Nancy Teeter J. g h V, ' Ma' V ' .A,'4r f Dennis Turek I . ifffex f5f 5 'rz 'S Dianne Unruh l l c s t satt 5,,,k .ca . if ,.,. ,:. HER .- ',,r I ima!! F' . Y , Janis Wencl 'Q ' ' ' 7 Q' Debbie White g - fe, . A 5'j.1.lQJ',.a,, 542:53 Giselle White 1 'V' hi , , With the school year of 1967-68, the students in the fifth and sixth grades were departmentalized. Each student was assigned a homeroom and the teachers rotated to the four rooms. Mrs. Morrison taught math to both fifth and sixth graders. Teaching English was Mrs. Broadie. Science was taught by Mrs. Goltry, and Mrs. Irene Wirtz taught social science. Mrs. Goldsmith was the physical education instructor. Music instruction was given by Mr. Dusek and Mrs. Krenek, With this new set-up, the sixth graders will not find it so difficult when they enter the seventh grade next year, 81 4 l .Q L V --:ro aw ' 4' -. v -1 ml., ww, ,.,,., WT, n N 1 , , ia, A.,ZA . ffm. if Af .af -eff Q Aim , , ,, 1, '- , , f 1 ,if Q-S , , nw .f I .J , :jg-gd : -.-f z,,, My 'M M nb , Z , o H ,, .. 'hr x M1 Wh? 1 i .. , V , f 1 1 -J ... , N Ve- - M' f if ,,,,,..4 wi ' W - 1' L ii .,. ',i,,,,:g ' ,fd . e .Af 1, I , i t , Jil ., ' K' P f i . 71, I . ,7 -e y f M Q' yy' 4. iii ' e ' Y E37 I , A y my . Y, 'W' x nl - J ha . , , j ' ff -f ' FP, , 1 ,, - , H, ...I ,us 0 , . 1 'W W J fi 34' f--- . - . , 'Q JT- ' Lia: 1 - 4 ' 7 ' wgjy? ' ' W A . Y? 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ROW FIVE: Brent Rice, Barbara Schniidt, Eva Sch- midt, Mark Schmitz, Cindy Savage, Mike Smock, Debbie Stiles. ROW SIX: David Tee- ter, Debra Troyer, Mike Unruh, Glynda Utterback, LuAnn Volavka, Judy Will- iams, Patsy Wolff. Fifth ROW ONE: Kirk Arterburn, Terry Atkinson, Ricky Baker, Brenda Brown, Gail Bruey, David Buresh, Lorene Caster, Leroy Clow. ROW TWO: LouAnn Conrady, Mike Conrady, Cindy Covey, Ricky Eshelman, Julie Fitch, Jessie Flynn, Louis Foster, Mitch Gardner. ROW THREE: Wanda Ginn, King Goff, Cassandra Hamma, Julie Hamma, Justin Hollis, Jeff Janzen, Cindy King, Delene Koll- morgan. ROW FOUR: Tracy Korbel, Mark Leb- eda, Mary Jane Lockhart, Kenneth Mardis, Danny McNees, Stephanie Michel, Richard Nuefield, Julie Nispel. ROW FIVE: Neal Oathout, Danny Proehaska, Scott Rains, Tommy Reed, Greg Rohrbaugh, Ricky Shoffner, Hal Simons, Elva Louise Smith. ROW SIX: Jeannie Wencl, Michelle Williams, Kelly Wilson. tif ff f, - ,,.. ,,,, - J . 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FIRST ROW: Wes Oathout, Teresa Buresh, Charles Tyler, Bradley Kolefkorn, Danny Ginn, Cindy Rath, Frank Shoffner, ,S- Beverly Shoffner. y ... New Students 2nd Semester BACK RONV, L, to R. : Windy Ensley, Randy Jenista, Randy Worley, Ricky Worley. SECOND ROW: Cindy Jenista, Sandra Jenista, Darren Ensley, Robin Worley. FIRST RONV: Stephen Skrdla, Roger Worley, Lynn Jenista, Curtis Bradford. Grade School Bands X X, , 'T lit,.. LEFT HALF, BACK ROW, L. to R. :Marilyn Broadie, Kim Neal, Cyndiia Johnston, Melanie Reeder, Giselle W'hite, Nancy Teeter, Wendell Andrews. ROW THREE: Kim Goff, Jeannie Wencl, Max Schmidt, Bobby Mc- Ness, Terry Atkinson, Danny McNeeS. SECOND ROW: Julie Fitch, Dianna Unruh, Connie Dawson, Janis Wencl, Jan Arning, Cassandra Hamma, FIRST ROW: Julie Hamma, Betty Baker, Sue Barnes, Theresa Coli, Debra Downing, Stephanie Michels. RIGHT HALF, BACK ROW: Donnie Martin, Kristi Neal, Donna Patton, Mike Neufeld, Neal Oathout, Rachelle Johnston, THIRD ROW: Louis Foster, Debbie Troyer, Danny Prochaska, Ronnie Metzinger, Eva Schmidt, Judy Williams. SECOND ROW: Peter Hamma, Jamie Hood, David Teeter, Ricky McGregor, Marty Kolarik, Ricky Parkes, Mike Schmitz, Scott Rains. FIRST ROW: Randy Appel, Glynda Utterback, Rob Bottorff, Patsy Wolff, Ricky Baker, Julie Nispel, Kay Reeder, Edward Baker. L-k,J T Qt Advanced Band Beginners Band hird ROW ONE: Don Allen, Martin Baker, Beverly Brown, Larry Cadek, Pamela Clay- pole, Anthony Coli, Greg Conrady, Phil Covey. ROW TWO: Daniel Crites, Brian Crow, Rebecca Downum, Chuck Flynn, DeeAnn Foster, Tammy Gillett, Danny Ginn, Greg Hill. ROW THREE: Jennie Hollis, Terrie Houch- in, Stuart Johnson, Mark Koehn, Kevin LeCounte, Paul Lowe, Diane Parkes, Randy Parkes. 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THREE: Timothy Kelly, S ' slrief slils lrrrlrr rrrs . -'i-- - '-': R y Bradley Klaafkam, , ,E gf A, f f f r V Bruce Kolarik, Brent if Af-F , H aa A V ,f-- ep , Kuehny, Debra Mardis, . ,Q Q5 - ali LZ- 5 'W' Merrie Martin, Sandra T if , . ' B . ,,,-r , Maxwell, Alex Mlaala. 5 , y QQ Row FOUR: Jeff Neal, if A I Timmy Nimitzj Bryan - E 'iii ,'i' E fllrt, I B N ispel, Wes Oathout, 1: :iih V. VV , f Dennis Patton, Rex 'Ff Tl '-'- . al 'ai T 3' T ' . 1 y RUHS, IOC Reeder, E ,E 'E'l ,445 ' 45? Debbie Schmitz. ROW . ' ' I f S A 'F' in FIVE: Kathy Sclmiidt, E? V V, 1 if - Roger Schoonover, Kent :Q ff-- -VW W' l - ' i-waaailall were , -- V',-:: 1 awgaelsw ' . .-:-a':- aaa.. ylglhlmi Scribner, Deborah' Q ,V,,,V,a,,i. -,,, El, ,.., Schaffer, C31-ter Tho.. , .3 i ' A ' ' - lg E T' A :N mas, Charles Tyler, V 5 4' r 5 4' , 'C' af' Willie Willard, Jimmy ' I2 Qlffawvl nl ' 'i ' ixifl T Williams, Roger Will- 4-V ? ,V V .V Q. ,, il M ,V V V ,' lams. ' +321 l , i.,,,..- ,,,, lrlr larl l-'r:2-::a:'a2 :-a:1 , T ::-- T L E . T T q i - , Mx ' -f-,fa 1 C f, .,. , A ' . fl? Q' rl- 3 ' T H T',3,, l f-Q, 'f' A, : ' 'T V' T if V' . LV -up :.., , 4 447, '1 'warg' R if . V ,J J :Va ,V :Ez vw, V R f ,, V VV lsr? v all X3 vm5sls5s:.aifl1: . aaa . J,.. ,, ROW ONE: Terry Allen, Jill Ames, Steven Appel, Jim Barrett, Joe Baker, Cindy Berka, Bradley Brown, Sarah Buresh. ROW TWO: Janet Clow, Verl Clow, Robert Conner, Bradley Covey, Virgil Deringer, Monty Dir- ham, Michael Downtun, Gayla Dvorak. ROW THREE: Timothy Gillette, Rusty Ginn, Teresa Houchin, Jackie Hudson, Robert Jelinek, Ricky Johns, Jeffrey Lebeda, Karen Lebeda. ROW FOUR: Cliff Lockhart, Ann Lowe, Sonya Main, David Mardis, Kathy Nimitz, Mary Lynn Nispel, Brenda Parkes, Shelldon Peters. FOR FIVE: Larry Reed, Wayne Reeder, Kristy Rob- erts, Jana Savage, Dennis Schmidt, Janet Slavik, Jacque Sprague, Janis Stiles. ROW SIX: Earl Troutman Janyth Troutman, Tim Troyer, Jacqueline Wencl, Deborah Willard. 5 -- - A , - i:fg.if,-qw ' J V J ' ' 1922 - , - Mx. 1-f'V:.wfeaQr Gm , i ,, 1 ' ' A in W al r-gli' l 'i '4 4, A, ':'..lL,. lf' 3' , - ,. ATT? ' 1, .QQ iq: 'L r, in -ff, ' , KY .r K i M , T, J , V f on 5i 21 f'-'k'.'? '5 V A .,.. . , . f ,gif A -'7' Q i ,-4' fm 'Sl f -. iglifil lim, J . f' v a , , A' M K, ,K T, , , W, , W, K K , ,. , , ,,,.. ,V ,. K KM , A , . , .mv ' -2 - if 'L -' .gr 4' 1 N -QK L., -My-. in L, ,X 5. X i W :f Vf'f.f1g,V. 2 ,--,L ' if-755' A f - . T ran -Q I -ga1fgE3f,gs5.' ' u iis2W,z'231 7 , Hgdifm Y, ' WM ' L 'SSH' ' 1 ' . ' V - ff? ' f - 5 N , gn, W, fy, .. , - , ' -'L Q, Q.. V or ...f W -X-r 1: , , ,Q r , . 4, , , KK K V . V AA SZ. I K, HK,2,.,, I ,rf A ., 'f B , 1.3 ,L V Lf 79i34 , 'f2f, -V K , 1 I 3-A V K .L Ka . -, K , Q + . E , 5V 31, 4351 3ff!i?i?!Qi In 3 'iff-My .. 1 1 ' ,ij V 'K af V r V V . , V a M K .er A 'V L, KK KK e ' - W 7 -V '. ff 2- ' -2 r I - .. , , . 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ROW TWO: f:-, ,f, .f:?-- A -- 1:- '-': ' :'-':f 1 Jody Houchin, Brenda Hudson, Billy K ' if i'i 1.' i '75 , KK rK,- ,1 Huntley, DruAnn Ingle, Tommy Jac- , ,av iw ' 'I iJ i:' I Y 'i:'ii 5 ques, Brad Johnson. ROW THREE: fQ3 ' Q3 Becky Johns, Joan Martin, Susan Neal, , VVVVV KK fo .I ,I KK J A, Timmy Neufeld, Dale Nuse, Cindy I haf , -, 3' 'F-5 Rohrbaugh. ROW FOUR: Don Shaffer, Q ' , , Q5 if V- L a, ' Brenda Smock, Jan Wilson. ::- ' lZ'lf :: liz' :: ' -.VV Vf'::' .K 1 Q avi! '..-.Ku .4-..-a , v. .v ,I 4' 1 . . W' ,.,, Na i 5' , . Va: f' K V gags, .,.,. gmw A , ,i i 1 '1l'f , 'V ai' T 4m :w 'a , Src-oem, ah' sr -,natal KK -pi, Q iw , gh , . any . f Vo, , Va ' 511- . V -- Nil! . . ir Q 'ff Yiafa , S X L Vs Q 4 . .-gs' Pa 1 , T ,, , , -1-2-'ef' X 3 1, we N Q lr: W it iff 4 X ,, ...S iff Q 4' r 5. S v f ' , . 1 1 aff 5 1 1 4 COURTESY COUNCIL BACK ROW: Left to Right: Kelly Wilson, jeff Janzen, Blaine Moore, Kim Neal, jerry Nimitz, Donald Patton, Kristi Neal. SECOND ROW: Wes Oathout, Dianne Unruh, Ricky Baker, Cindy Covey, Mike Unruh, Ricky McGregor. FRONT ROW: jeff Neal, Debra Mardis, Timmy Huntley, jean Cadek, DeeAnn Foster, Kimberly Sandell, Phil Covey, and Don Allen. A Courtesy Council Safety Patrol The Courtesy Council was organized The Caldwell Safety Patrol and the on April l4, i959 at the Caldwell Ele- school have been recognized for ten mentary School. consecutive years by the National Safety The purpose is to help teachers and Council for their outstanding program the principal by giving ideas concerning in safety. Only three Kansas schools school matters which will make the surpass this record. school better. Teachers and pupils can The function of the Patrol is to in- work together through discussions and struct, direct, and control the members suggestions in a democratic manner. of the student body in crossing streets at or near school. SAFETY PATROL BACK ROW, left to right: Mark Lebeda, Greg Rohrbaugh, Dennis Turek, Charles Holomek, jerry Nimitz, Dale Savage, Monty Houchin. SECOND ROW: Kelly Wilson, Gaye Schoonover, Mike Navrat, jeff janzen, Ricky Shoffner, Danny Prochaska, Wendell Andrews, Ricky Parkes. FRONT ROW: julie Nispel, Barbara Koehn, Betty Baker, Stephanie'Michel. Kenneth Mardis, Louis Foster, Mitch Gardner, and Hal Simons. Courtesy Council - 2nd Sem. Advanced Band Cindy Covey, Mike Navrat, Blaine Moore, Marilyn Broadie, Cindy Johnston. SECOND ROW: Philip Buresh, Mike Unruh, Judy Williams, Kay Reeder, Jeff Janzen, Louis Foster, Justin Hollis, Julie Nispel. FIRST ROW Wes Oathout, Teresa Buresh, Charles Tyler, Bradley Kolefkorn, Danny Ginn, Cindy Rath, Frank Shoffner, Beverly Shoffner. New Students 2nd Semester BACK ROW, L. to R.: Windy Ensley, Randy Jenista, Randy Worley, Ricky Worley. SECOND ROW: Cindy Jenista, Sandra Jenista, Darren Ensley, Robin Worley. FIRST ROW: Stephen Skrdla, Roger Worley, Lynn Jenista, Curtis Bradford. FQ Grade School Bands or I X 'f LEFT HALF, BACK ROW, L. to R. : Marilyn Broadie, Kim Neal, Cynthia Johnston, Melanie Reeder, Giselle llifhite, Nancy Teeter, Wendell Andrews. ROW THREE: Kim Goff, Jeannie Wencl, Max Schmidt, Bobby Mc- Ness, Terry Atkinson, Danny McNees. SECOND ROW: Julie Fitch, Dianna Unruh, Connie Dawson, Janis Wen Jan Arning, Cassandra Hamma. FIRST ROW: Julie Harnma, Betty Baker, Sue Barnes, Theresa Coli, Debra Downing, Stephanie Michels. RIGHT HALF, BACK ROW: Donnie Martin, Kristi Neal, Donna Patton, Mike Neufeld, Neal Oathout, Rachelle Johnston. THIRD ROW: Louis Foster, Debbie Troyer, Danny Prochaska, Ronnie Metzinger, Eva Schmidt, Judy Williams. SECOND ROW: Peter Hamma, Jamie Hood, David Teeter, Ricky McGregor, Marty Kolarik, Ricky Parkes, Mike Schmitz, Scott Rains. FIRST ROW: Randy Appel, Glynda Utterback, Rob Bottorff, Patsy Wolff, Ricky Baker, Julie Nispel, Kay Reeder, Edward Baker. LD! , 4. . 4, va -- - ml Q-- BACK ROW, L. to R. : Kim Neal, Jerry Nirnitz Beginners Band STUDENT LIFE J We finally caught Sarah! if i M l , 5 A 7: ix' f V K , .- 4-53,- ,Yk V LTV V 5 U t V , FQ W' .A.,. - M or an-my 'fa ' W ' .-, , w f, s'51W I , ,,, , 2-.,, V: N K v , A ,X A P454 ff Mickey, David, and Trudy served as 'w ' 5 ' . House Pages. V - ' Q 'rg 9. ., ,, f??a,,. 2.15 V 3 Qs, Ve. , ww W Vi ,t , ,I A All fm New Students: Leland Ensley, Susan and Rod Ensle y, Draper, Cafeteria Action V- ' ' . ' I f si. in . W Q , . . v L iii? w ,W f ft' . 'S' it' ,, X, - f:':'Qes:.E, .15-2 Cindy entertains at FHA Banquet. Student Librarians X, 9 'ff' ma m? Q Oh, those Bickel sisters! Drum Major Mary ran., K, ,M U 'K ' Y-M.. ,lg V ' n ilhum-A ,,, X ww-uf U- ,.,. i ,gr ,WMM , ,f ,M -wb-A.. , 0 .,.:. Z. bnu, , K i w iyk ., , N Q wi M' , Shop .su pf, W A R T S' P1 f P ys. Ed. -4 1 my Q1 Q gs ,i xg 'K 3-Mm W 3 1 5 'fi' 1'-ah. ,gf ,ff li ,.. M' Sophomores ii, fwifrnqfgm. I s i V . v V 1 1 , f 2 1 gf: 1 ' f' Y Y ., 1 . r -Q Juniors Sophomores Build Winning Float The Week before the l967 Homecom- ing parade was a busy one for the senior high school classes. Each class was Working hard to meet the deadline for their floats--Friday, October l, l967. The floats were displayed during the homecoming parade and again during half-time ceremonies at the football game. As the floats were driven around the football field, the CHS band formed a large question mark. After the Winning float was announced, the band Seniors Went into a 7U formation in honor of the sophomore class. The school song Was then dedicated to the sophomores. The winning float used Puppet On A String as its theme. Second place juniors used Up With Jays. In third place Were the seniors with Sing A Song of Victory as their theme. The Freshman class chose for its theme Victory Sings. The theme for all the Homecoming activities was Sing Out, Bluejays! Freshmen c-Qfrfi SILVER STAR Boosrzns ANDREWS-BEI-IAM MOTORS ANTRIMI l LUMBSER A We BARNES ISI-IOEIIAREPAIR I ' BI-STATE DRITIE-INl TI-IEATRE1 BRADLEYIS REDWOOD STUDIO BROWNSS MOBIL SERVICE CALDWELL BOWL INC. I CALDWELL DRY CLEANERS I CALDWELL ELEVATOR CO. INC. CALDWELL MESSENGER CI-IAT'N CURLBEAUTY SALON CITY PLUMBING AND HARDWARE CORBIN L. P. GAS DAIRY QUEEN DAVIS HARDWARE DETRICICS FOODS I DRURY GROCERY I Cecil and Maxine Mitchell DR E. TTURNER, DENTIST ERNESTINE 'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS FASHION E LAIR BEAUTY SALON IDADMARY'S BEAUTY SALON IKE fS AUTO SALVAGE JOI-INSON'S STANDARD SERVICE KANSAS- OKLAHOMA AUTO SUPPLY KENNY'S GARAGE KING DRESS SI-IOP MASSEY-MELTON INC. OVERMAN ELECTRIC PORT CAFE RIGSBY DRUG SHOEFNER MOTOR IMP. CO. SKOGMCTS Mr. and Mrs. MJ. Teague STAR BARBER SHOP TRAIL DR IVE-IN UTTERBACK GIANT WASH WALTERS RADIO Sz TELEVISION I I WISE JEWELRY Gow STAR BOOSTERS CALDWELL FLOWER SHOP KANSAS DRY GOODS CALDWELL STATE BANK L 81 L ELECTRIC CHARLES' IGA FOODLINER NISPEL FURNITURE CORBIN OIL COMPANY INC. OKLAHOMA TIRE AND SUPPLY Robert Rice CRAIG'S CAFE ENTERPRISES INC. SCHAEFFERS MORTUARY CRUTHIRD REXALL DRUG STOCK EXCHANGE BANK CUNNINGHAM CHAMPLIN SERVICE STRUBLE ,BLACKSMITH Welding 81 Radiator Repair FARMERS CO- OPERATIVE TEETER OIL CO. GRAIN CO. GEORGE K. REEDER AGENCY THE RICHARD JOHNSON AGENCY GLENN JOHNSON AGENCY WALT-NORTON CHEVROLET CO. INC JACK'S LOCKER SERVICE WESTERN POWER gl GAS CO. INC. Senior WANDA ALLEN - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed cho- rus 1, 3,45 Choral Club 25 Girls Ensemble 1,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 State F.H.A. Mee1ing1,25 Kayettes 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club Cabinet 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Cheerleading Camp 3,45 12-Year Club5 jr. -Sr. Play 4. TERESA BERAN - Glee Club 2, 3,45 Choral Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 F.I-I. A. Cabinet 45 Pep Club 2, 354. JIM BURESH - Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 State Track Meet 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 45 Boys Ensemble 25 Madri- gal 45 Kays 1,2, 3,45 Kay Cabinet 3,45 Kay Regional Conference 3. CAROL CADEK - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 25 Band 15 F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.H.A. Cabinet 35 Kayettes 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 jay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 12-Year Club. JANIS CASTER - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choral Club 2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 F.H.A. 2,35 Kayettes 2,35 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Transfer 2. KATHY CUNNINGHAM - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choral Club 25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls Ensemble 45 F.H. A. 2,3,45 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club Cabinet 2, 3,45 Pep Club President 35 Student Council 25 Football Queen Candidate 25 12-Year Club. SUSAN DRAPER - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 2, 35 Kayettes 2,35 Pep Club 3. BQB ELMORE - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choral Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Basketball 1,45 Track 15 Kays1,2,3,45 12-Year Club. DOROTHY EVANS - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 15 Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Stage Band 3,45 Band Council 3,45 Woodwind Ensembles 1,2, 3,45 Clarinet Solo 2, 3, 45 Madrigal 45 F.H.A. 1,2, 35 F.H. A. State Meeting 35 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45Kaye1IteS 1,2,3,45 Kayette Cabinet 45 Class Officer 3, 45 jay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Co-Editor 4. VONETTE GETTINGS - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 Madri- gal 45 Band 1,25 Twirler 25 State Speech Festival l,2,35 F.H.A. 1,45Kayettes1,2,3,45Kayette Cabinet 2, 3,45 Kayette Camp 3,45 Pep Club 1,2 3,45 Kayette Regional Conference 35 Class Offi- cer 45 12-Year Club5 jay joLu'nal Staff 45 Year- book Co-Editor 45 jr. -Sr. Play 4. scorer GOLTRY - Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 State Track Meet 3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Boys Ensemble 1, 35 Madri- gal 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 1,2, 3,45 Brass Ensembles 1,2, 3,45 Trumpet ctivities Solo 2,3,45 Band Council 3,45 Kays 1,2,3,45 Kay Cabinet 45 Kay President 45 Kay Regional Con- ference 2,3,45 Class Officer 1, 35 12-Year Club5 jr. -Sr. Play 4. GARY HART - Class Officer 25 Transfer 2. VICKI HAWTHORNE - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 1, 3,45 Madrigal 3,45 F.H.A. 2, 3,45 F.H.A. State Meeting 35 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 Kayette Cabinet 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Class Officer 35 jay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. DAVID I-IELSEL - Glee Club 2, 3,45 Choral Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Kays 1,2,3,4. DAVID HOLLIS - Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Choral Club 2, 35 Kays 1,45 12-Year Club. WILBERTA OHNSON - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choral C ub ,35 Mixe C orus 45 Band 15 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 Kayettes 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club Cabinet 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading Camp 1,2, 3, 45 jay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. TRUDY KLOEFKORN - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 Madri- gal 3,45 Band 1,2, 35 Woodwind Five 25 State Speech Festival 35 F.H. A. 1,2, 3,45 F.l-I. A. Cabinet 2, 3,45 F.H. A. State Meeting 2, 35 F.H.A. Camp 3,45 Kayettes 1,2,3,45 Kayette Regional Conference 25 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Class Officer 45 12-Year Club5 jr. -Sr. Play 4. MERL KOEI-IN DAVID KOLARIK - Basketball 15 Track 1,25 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choral Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Stage Band 1,2, 35 Sax Ensembles 2, 35 Kays 1,2, 3,45 Kay Cabinet 2, 3,45 Regional Kay Conference 2. LARRY LACEY - Track 15 Boys Glee Club 153,45 Choral Club 35 Kays 1,2,3,45 Kay Cabinet 45 Class Officer 45 Student Council 4. DEEANN LocKHART - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 45 Girls Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 Madrigal 3,45 State Speech Festival 35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Kayettes 1,2,3,45 Kayette Cabinet 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 jay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 jr. -Sr. Play 3. MARY LOWE - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 1, 3,4-5lVl3.d1'ig2.l 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Woodwind Ensembles 1,2, 3,45 Band Captain 35 Band Council 3,45 Drum Major- ette 3,45 Drum Major Camp 3,45 F.H. A. 45 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 Kayette Cabinet 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Class Officer 1,3,45 12-Year Club. AMY LUNGIQT - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 Madrigal 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Council 3,45 Stage Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Sax Ensembles 1,2, 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45KayetteS l,2,3,45Ka.ye17te Cabinet 2, 35 Kayette Regional Conference 35 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 45 Student Council Workshop 45 Student Council Officer 45 Annual Queen Candidate 15 Homecoming Queen Candidate 35 Class Officer 2, 35 jr. -Sr. Play 35 Jay Jotunal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. LARRY MASON - Football 1,2, 3,45 Track 35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Choral Club 2,35 Kays 1,2,3,45 Kay Cabinet 35 Student Council 3. SI-IERYL NULIK - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 Madrigal 45 Band 1,25 Clarinet Ensemble 1,25 F.H.A. 1, 2,45 F.H.A. Cabinet 25 F.H.A. State Meeting 1,25 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 Kayette Cabinet 35 Kayette Regional Meeting 35 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club President 45 jay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council 2. GAGE OVERALL - Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 Regional Track Meet 3, 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys Quartet 35 Madrigal 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Brass Ensemble 1, 3,45 Stage Band 1,25 Kays 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 25 3,45 Student Council Officer 3,45 Student Council President 45 Jr. -Sr. Play 3,45 12-Year Club. WAYNE PETRIK - Glee Club 1,2, 45 Choral Club 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Band 1,25 Stage Band 25 Brass Choir 25 Kays 1,2, 3,45 Kay Cabinet 45 Class President 45 Prom King 35 Annual King Candidate 3. DAVID PUCKETT - Track 1,25 Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Kays 2, 3,4. MARY REEDER - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choral Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls Ensemble 45 Band 1,25 Flute Quartet 1,25 State Speech Festival 25 F.H.A. 1,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3545 Pep Club Cabinet 253,45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Cheerleading Camp 253,45 Kayettes 152, 3,45 Student Council 1,25 jay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 12-Year Club. DONNA REEDY - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choral Club 2,35 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Kayettes 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 jay Journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. DOROTHY REEDY - Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choral Club 2,35 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Kayettes 2, 3,45 jay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. LYNN ROBERTS - Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 Regional Track Meet 35 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Choral Club 2,35 Kays 1,2, 3,4. LOUIS ROTH - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choral Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Kays 1,2, 3,4. DANNY SHOFFNER - Football 1,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 State Track Meet 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,45 Choral Club 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Kays 1,2, 3,45 Kay Cabinet 45 Annual King Candidate 1. IAN SMETANA - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 45 Clarinet Ensemble 1,2,45 F.H.A. 1, 2,35 F.H.A. State Meeting 1,25 Kayettes 1,2,3, 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 jay journal Staff 45 Year- 'bogk Staff 45 12-Year Club. NANCY SMOCK - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choral Club 35 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Band 2, 3,45 Drum Ensemble 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Kayettes 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 25 Homecoming Queen Candidate 15 jay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 12-Year Club. BARBARA STEWART - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 F.H.A. State Meeting 25 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45Ka.ye1Zte Cabinet 2,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 12-Year Club. JIM STOW - Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 State Track Meet 3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Choral Club 2,35Kays1,2,3,4. JUDY TURNER - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Stage Band 1,2, 3,45 Brass Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 Band Council 3,45 Band Captain 45 State Speech Festival 2, 35 F.H.A. 2, 3,45 F.H.A. State Meet- ing 35 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 Kayette Cabinet 2, 3,45 Kayette President 45 Kayette Camp 45 Kayette Regional Conference 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 jr. - Sr. Play 3,45 Annual Queen Candidate 35 Prom Queen 35 Class Officer 25 12-Year Club. JUDY VOLAVKA - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choral Club 2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 F.H.A. Cabinet 35 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club Cabinet 45 Student Council 45 Annual Queen Candidate 25 Homecoming Queen Candid- ate 45 jay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. PAT VOLAVKA - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choral Club 2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Stage Band 2, 3,45 Pep Band 1,2, 3,45 Sax Ensemble 2, 3,45 Band Officer 45 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 F.H.A. Cabinet 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. Camp 1,35 F.H.A. President 45 F.H. A. State Meeting 1, 35 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Class Officer 2. KEITH WIGGINS - Football 1,2,3,45 All SKL 3, Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 State Track Meet 3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Brass Ensemble 3,45 Kays 1,2, 3,45 Kay Cabinet 35 Kay Regional Con- ference 2, 3,45 Student Council 35 jr. -Sr. Play 3,45 Class Officer 15 12-Year Club. STEVE WILLIAMS - Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,2,45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Choral Club 2, 35 Kays 1,2, 3,45 Kay Cabinet 4. DAVID WITTUM - Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choral Club 2, 35 Kays 1,2, 3,45I1'.-Sr. Play 3. Senior Farewell We the Senior Class of C. H. S. , l968, will soon partake in our long awaited commencement exercises. Our commencement will be our last gathering as a class. Some of us will laughg some, cry. No matter what out- ward attitude we may express, most of us have an inner regret. Many of us have spent our high school years at C. H. S. It is here that we grew up. It is here that we learned, and here that we made friends. It is hard for one to accept the fact that he will notreturn next fall as one of the familiar faces in the crowd of students who line the lower hall of C. H. S. on a chilly morning. We do many trivial things now and do not think about them, but in the future we will cherish the remembrance of the things we did as students of C. H. S. As we enter into the world of young, as well as that of old, adults, we hope that those we leave be- hind at C. H. S. will strive to keep our school among the best and make us proud to have been a part of it. 467' X fly 5 of! !',l If sq 'E' 6, U Pc, W, Af' CQ, 7 C, ' Q Af haf , '7 Me P :AY Sf, . 63am 4117! K 7lGfLf9 ,ftL - 1' L a fa.:L'L1 . QW . , in Vt.. ,K --fm fu 1 E315 Jef. L. 6' M fx i J Q P 5 ML ' fig! I W 7 Wwmfg 4- gdfflwf Wil! 415' 7?7425of.Qf,e azwff 45, A' , QM Mya. ,aff-X za? 0 if jf A f77'fieJfx4' 114 dQ07L5.4,ff'7i'0, -529451771 74 f?l70LJ . l i