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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1969 volume:

m i , 1 4-ix , H .FQ ar ,1 lu Q X E Q? , . , Pk?-,, .V .. , Q, - ,. ',gQ5x,V ' A 1 :ww W'Q:.,.,seg ' ' ' ', -'-'-U Cv 2 ' 1-F f' , 'Q ' Q ' . I ' A 'KM .a , . . 'Q 59,351 Q? .-,mtg I . . S A , gf. VX,i3M A ffxivt V in . 'nf QT if , fx H A , I A . h K 1 V F it N , 1 - 0 Mb A X . , f 1- 1 Xl Ml . ,:,u1y,.ig 'M ' f -g'-.e.gAi,f- A m, A H :gem H Jia , QQ I X E ' ' Y PA uf. 12 N, E Z,,.,, F gm., ,,,.-..4. , .-,L .L.,1w.i..f...i - A M., f. 5 Q:-up K- Egg? ws E Jglwiiim-:bash-if-f.Lwi:if,,,.,...X..M. ,A,. wQluw5fff'f: fy? Mm .mm THE 1968 - 1969 BLUEJAY A OF CALDWELL HIGH SCHOOL CALDWELL, KANSAS J' 4 W X C g N HX N X Ks' r 1 X A W ! I N Caldwell Grade School St. lVlartin's Attendance Center agar' eww 1 Industrial Arts Building Gymnasium Music Rooms Cafeteria TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration ..... Page 4 Academics . . . 43 High School Classes. . .Page 7 Athletics .... . .57 junior High Classes . . Page 27 Activities .... . 69 Elementary Classes. . .Page 33 Bluejay Boosters . . 94 Caldwell High School . team W 1 54 5 V . ,, , -, 1, N ,Q X f . X, E56 1 N? f Q in t at .. . ,.,. at ..-:un 'nil-L-:t!i1i':'E': 1'.1' fvffffi Ltr'- V TE.-Q:' 1E-nz' M ' 4 A M-ik page ' - at tix we at M, 1 I t ,. ,gwgiisgigf 3-,Q ggi! st 52.43 :D School Board STANDING, L to R: Clifford Knight, Lewis Neal, Richard Barrett, Bob Neal, Robert Ward, and Don Hammn S EATED: Bernard Nispeli Q Silk x ,. K t j , X -iv. fr L .9 . W. J' 1. .1 ,r W N 'Q 'P 3 Q up Q I flam e fi R A QQ 1 S, A AES s Q .' i Superintendent School Secretary Don Goff Mrs. Betty Tidwell 4 l. 3-mn.,,,m 1 , . gs High School High School Principal Secretary Edwin Rath, Jr. Miss LaRae Foster . Grade School Grade School Principal Secretary james jones Mrs. Florence Nimitz .-- ' , ieooooi I o oio oo o I c a aa o a Stuco Uses New Constitution The student council at Caldwell High School is composed of two houses: a Senate and a House of Representatives. The Senate is composed of vice-presidents of each senior high class and each organization. The House of Representatives included an elected representative of each of the senior high classes, Kays, Kayettes, Pep Club, and FHA. It is the duty of these representatives to attend the STUCO meetings and to report back to their class or organization. STUCO has many yearly projects, including the sponsoring of after-games dances and the awards assembly in the spring. Homecoming activities are also planned by STUCO. This year the Student Council, with the help of school organizations, re -decorated i the activity room. The purchase of new speakers and phonograph equipment for the dances was also a STUCO project. is-sis' 2 in 1 STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET: Cindy Oathout, secretary, Mr. Robert Foster, sponsor, Ian Akers, president, Randy Kloefkorn, treasurer, David Lungren, vice-president, Mr. Leo Hayden, sponsor. 1 'ii-5 STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT ROW L to R: David Lungren, Cindy Oathout, Randy Kloefkorn, Jan Akers, SECOND ROW: Renea Ryan, Joyce Washburn, Carol Troutinan, Dianna Overall, Carolyn Eckel. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hayden, sponsor, Mickey Lucas, Frank Bobek, Linda Knight, Karen Lacey. BACK ROW: Mike Williamson, Stan Akers, Doug Gracy, Kathy Conrdy, Mr. Foster, sponsor. .1! -' .Kr .f + J in ' 'x . SENIGRS ,e if ? QS ws 5 KEITH DON MORRISON FRANK WILLIAM BOBEK President Vice -President DONNA KAY MASSENGILL Treasurer GAYLA SUE SCRIBNER Secretarv JANIS LYNN AKERS STUCO President KATI-IALEEN DAWN CONRADY STUCO Representative MICHAEL DUANE WILLIAMSON STUCO Representative RONALD GLEN BROWN PHILLIP ALLEN CONRADY JACK LEROY COWELL BRENDA ANN ESHELMAN DWAINE LOUIS EVANS HELEN IRENE FALKENBERG KATHERINE LEEANN FERGUSON QW im MARY C. FORTMEYER il '? RW' DANNY BRUCE HUDSON IHS CHERYL. GINN WOOD ERSON 18 iq Q, . KATHI RAE KLOEFKQRN Y if , 2 J -AGM XI W 'V' .W M. MMA DEBORAH MAXINE KOLARIK IUDITH ANN KRENEK RONNIE KOEHN WR' K' KIRK LAVERN GOFF DIANNA SUE KNIGHT Knot picturedj If my JANICE AMELIA LAWRENCE REVA LEE MCCANTS CATHERINE S. NAVRAT DAVID NOLAN POWELL ROY NEAL REED DAVID WAYNE REEDY JOLENE' ELLEN RICE -frm., 49' MARY LQUISE ROTH BRIAN KEITH PUCKETT Cnot picturedj KATHY JEAN SPARKS SANDRA KAY SPARKS 'Tw-Y-Ti, A :' 3 .:g:.,-g, Z ,:?:::' f CINDY THOMAS WIARETTA SUE THOMAS GAROLD DEAN VOLAVKA STEVEN LINN WILSON PHILIP BLAINE SPRAGUE BURTON KENT TIDWELL Wg!! . . . and then HE said. . . . . . but my thumb is stuck! I . . . add one teaspoon arsenic and one- half tablespoon DDT. . . am! GOLD MEDAL WINNER! ! ! Clever! Yesl Mr. Universe???? Friends. . . Romans. . . Countryman. . sir. Just give me a chance to ex- plain. . . OO7 reporting, Sl'1akespear's Globe was never like this! . . .now I lay me down to sleep.. . But they said it started at 8:00. Seniors Win!! David Lungren, Student Council Vice President, presents Gayla Scribner, senior class secretary, with the CLASS OF THE YEAR award before the cheering crowd during half-time ceremonies at the 1968 Homecoming Football Game. Kathy, you missed a corner! 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A - 1, Charles Barnes -fur Peggy Caster Secretary Doug Huntley Treasure r De an Lebeda ?.,a3,?v,n'L 'f is f .. ff -'gif saa r r T Steve Arning 71' T? , ... 4:2- lf 'sf wi' Linda Beran Z5 yr, -vu- A.. . T15-7 x. Glen Crawford we Ji. .: i'35f5sl:- ,1', ' f - ' W Ka thy Kern .. 1 Mickey Lucas Juniors Are. Burton Atkinson YT: if 5 Ronald D. Andy Brown xl Leslie Crites g Mike Koehler David Lun gren Vice -President 16 ,., 'LE-., if, i X .L lf' Q V. ,r el 5, 1' V. K L 35 A :F 1 af Fit., .Agn fyfgffs ..Q-i.,,.............s - s L -..fi Joyce Baker Q-T5 Q fy is 'f m y ,sr-, 'Y M L , x 2 Bob Burns 'Nkw Carolyn Eckel Stuco Rep. Y , sf'- 1 . qt, We u, ff 4 1 I 'T Af-W f gsm Karen Lacey , T 39 5 sreis ir,i Rod Lungren . Active J, ,Z - V .V F 5 if I f iff xr is 1 cv Q Norma Baker . i 'Q x- fu , , 9, ,535 5 Becky Cadek .Q Avx fix Cindi Hollis , , e. if we M, so I , my 1 David Lawrence Dennis Lile Ambitious . . . Athletic . .. Steve Main -f 1? ffmiwm if -'wg Q J 3 e -Q i Wa Y 9x 1 1 ,Pr Y Y? J ,W F , g f: . a we - we Q : . News 'sf Y . ,, ,h. F , S Larry Martin 1: -,' : .V S 5 U i , t.,,. , 1 tex: iwza,-wig, x -f .vi . V 'K - , 2 535? A 1 - , - 4 I 1 - ' , , , i . i if wg ' V 5: Asszsefffi-mwff'-' 3' 'sgsfiizxx 2456? .' ,- , i. 5 .. .. .. Z: i sig Q ,gig ,. f -,Q-. jeff Oerke L E , W 2 ,- 1173 J' i 4 ae Jr 2 V At we.. , Jeff Shoffner , . . 5' .V I ff -Wtk' 1 titii vivmi. Q3Q:g,g3' , 2 g,.fv,w.Qf A Sharyn Subera we-ifg2egfwg?iii5i5f? . G ,gi ' fs: S George Peirik 1 N 316 .ev , A. is 5 M i 1 A Patricia Slavik Q , 2' 12 K . -S Wi ,N 8 6 P 4 Q Bill Thom pson Pre si de nt Pat Volk 'if ff Kirk Williams 'Q 1 fi' ' if M. I hit Linda Maxwell - H E fri: f ' ' - Dean Prochaska X 3 5 XM Wi ,ii ,y 5 ii M if 2 1 3,4 af' if rf? 9 iw, 1 Bob Smith ,Alf j ef: ifii i f -e xi J Lffi,' we Linda Turek 53 ,5 .,.,, if .,15m, , e 3 W 3, gi f fe 5 my in G, 32 -'. X , it, , ,.., ZA- fk,, i m f in .. , ai R1 6 H ,N A -ff ' Roger Wittum 17 A f-:- :- 4- ia, .-,N ft: .f . . :M ,.! :1, ::.-: Debbie Nimitz Cindy Oathout if ix fav' 2 mi K 1 .Q Q X k , if if A . . Q ind .i - i, aww ie 2' 2 1 xr' Q N 1 S sf 2 Mary Rezac Mike Shelton ' V' Tif f, . K H i'i. E ai ...i.4 f i'ii' , Danny Sparks John Subera X , K sv , f-2 sly ::- - - - :a.. 5 - :sin ,:z:,gn: 1: mzi f ',s,:z,S' Doug Volavka Terre White .fee E ,.f- ff,-Q - . , Q 2 W 'S f W ,gi .. t,ite 4 x Rick Volavka if I can't bear to hear another word! Up- -up- -and away. We'l1 do anything if 1t's in the script! .,,,,. This paper wad should do the job! is K I ' fu t 'A aff 5 But David.. . you can't censor my mail! Ha! Ha! I do study! Table talk! The students in the junior class at CHS have claimed many hon- ors. This year the juniors broke all previous records in the annual magazine sales contest with a grand total of S2,927. 14. They placed second in the Homecoming float contest after winning first place during their freshman and sophomore years. Many juniors participate in sports, music, speech, and other school activities. Looking ahead to the future, the juniors hope to add to their honors at Caldwell High School. Class sponsors this year were Mr. Wilt, Mr. Wilson, and Miss Crouch. 18 Q -F-pi.--f 'F , X , ' NK , , , -ffl K , xygfi., ,fu -w vLf'x L1 ' - ,K -- , , 1 'f K flflif L f.,,f fgfbff' J 4 fn fl fzyffir' ' f A' f ' - f! . -Q4 lla 'X f':fv Z lid! 1 mv f ff L ,f Aj f ,,, X ' f f M if J 414' 'J f. -1 ' ff '4 f f 5 ' . , , L X 'i f ' x Kff 11,z if K. 4, g,.' L , Q mf' , lij 5 '21 1 f'f5ff'SZf5 Kmk' ' f f' f5fff 5? i+'if'ff5Iu . fr LL - Qifelf'-v Q ffl .4 . - Q, I - 14' 5 'X 'vi 2191 I ,V , Q gfiff1fff 'hk ' 1 I, 1 , A M k-,. In k,f g X., if -'iw X !J iff? K Z!! C' Q M , ' 'z 5' Z f I I 1 7 ' ff 5 ' I-ff-Y 4' 'f f' V' ' f'f if A , I -, Zinn If L SV I if il C, I I 7312- m , . A W W . I' ' A' ' '7' 'E' U5 Vx 1 A' i:Q'jf- A X Z :L KL!! 1 Al I ,Ny 7 V Q I , h N . X. , X YUM -V Auf ,V '4' if J 'r A J 5 1, N , f LV j,5LQ g 1 f ' YJ R- '-'- Mfg, -g . N 5, Y, nf! , A f E C c f r XX SOPHOMORES If 1 V R ' 'J-1. mf A f '9 55 , i I f .. f L R ,Q W w i gm , J , A V 3. L lhiwg, . ,A AL QQ!-5111, m,,c.f1,f.'aL 4-iw? f-4-' V ' U D, k if 5 ,4 g 2' f xf ' ' f S i I '., , F ,, t fl' f -, I ' .. .1 Q7 if 1 ff JL., 'L 1' 'I JG? 2.1 f'?'LC' ALFQX A, Lift! Lj,,,Lf VL' ,L xmxk'-I , L-A--' ff ' , fjyk - -'J fl J 7 U 1,Hq1Z,N., ,i E ' A , e X P1 kj ki Hfuvj nfql S kiwi IMA: IU: L, v T 1 X F , Ln, Yvonne Belmear Pam Coli .3-ww + 1 -W -ag-V: Q 2 wfiiasffafvs Ji- Qs: ie. gym S- .,.f?,. . .,,, .S Lh , -1, mi 6 S Na Bob Ginn 'QQ me eiieuaw 14 Nm, Randy Kloefkorn Sophomores Are . W .. Ni ,,,, . :bi .,., W .. .fgf-53: ' fi i . -. . - - , .. '23--Q ng32gm:2 W olf, -si Em: 'fi ' figmittialzf W - Q . ,.,.k, K M S gf ffl' Yagi H , S gn j 1 513 ef was A S if S H in is 5 2 2 Q if :S S J 3 4 ,558 , 5 M fi.. if 2 sk ,E 5 if QQ S. . vi Dale Berline Debbie Crites S X K..f . KJ ' ,..k 9-ga Terry I-Ienton . , Q,., A . if 1 S S ea? Linda Knight Vice-President 'X t. as- ,, 2,3 S1 ' S W W 5 Sf is Q ' 5 ff S gg Q W ,Ss if of s W fifiuggf y J f '- r. 5.9. f lzfl- G' , sk X Dean Bruey Paul Dawson -, ..,- S ,,..e:: ,.f- siiwifeiizi J U ' i fiQ35i.s2s5i?5Ls:iF7li Stan Akers H:s1fIll5Tia'LE?Ei39zsW'i'5.?55Tf1S5329iiif'7fl5i554' QTZ' ?i Qv'Es1 - ' 55 S?53'sf?V'?'1L-, ff '-ef?i2Q5f'1 if Brilliant . .. S bewgswzss11'5:2-K-Wee: .1 S . S 1 f .ff . b f . . 'w,5:sg1, ,. T533 f ,ffifk ,,+ffjgfjp-Q13 f 'il '-H : .11 g ' if if Charles Allen QgQ1f1Qfsg?ew - . 2 . Q ,... ,. ....k .. ii wb ff W Q S M K W gif in SS , 8 2 sl ,L ' . ,M ,gin ,S , . wif 'E ' f., .. ,, 5 s ,ff:1f'7iTQ '- fe? -'S'-, If D Wlis wr as 3-'faiwk-' fl i F - ff .I -0 fa -X .me wi. , ., .. Us Q Q, .. .,,. . E WI X wt 1 Q JL if . f Deanna Bruey 5 ,S Q S. S R S 2 Sl S , , wi ,SS L W as 4 ri V5 M Ei '55 X Q. 'A . X u if it sz H FE S x ,Eg Q 1 Ronald Cink 1 . . i ...g ' ,Q Q5 fg , ws. . , . Steve Ferguson Guy Gentry ., .'.. E V L M , - . . ' 14 A , - -V. ,., 'g ' P . -::: kew,,e'7g Jr 11.7 5,4 A 15.4 xg- ' 1 w ww: ' 'r w -.r .: A Sherrana Hutsler L Q, 1 ,fs , fx K fi . ul , :Q ' ,K - 'X .31 an . 'E i 'A 5- .-, f Y.- 12' ad ' . 'I . f Ann Kol arik Kathie Keown 0 .QE D, K Q 2 x, L vi: 121, Terry Kol arik Patricia Kloefkorn Steve Korbel Boisterous . ., Baffling . fi Q .3 gg5,s,,, kg T595 Q S 2' W X, E Q U rf Qwislk 35 Sa J, sg r EB, .ni QS Sf s ,. .. if K A W w 3 F fx be Sn we W' H W2 H1 f f as e f S Q K sl M to Larry Malden Sharon Martin r- Randy Ryan Rene a Ryan Stuco Rep. f ,f ew r Q L in rf 153 1 Lucinda Scribner Patty Shoffner 5 we 1 ,.::1-f r-,. an -. gy.-iifigaf xr M K gi--ww-f,1,k ,. -'ifsigl ,s,:f5?252g3Qf, K ,V - fp?',.1f -'YsfS W 'P9iiiZwQg if-2, .f 1? 'f V , 'z fi 2155: avi: 7 'F fi' , Wi' 5155 ' Ls .. awake , 1 I rw - FF E 53 Q fy : .Ei: 5:,d Carol Troutman Gayle Turner SA X P2 -x r X V H Q S Q 3 32 HQ' ra A 'Q X X .. 'C X .. E W, , w I 421 Q S W if 1 1 I. WT 4, 163, S '39 Amer- . w21s3?Wfss:k 5 I' 2 4 pa ge in r , rr f s M 3 www 'iw Q K 1, 2 sy e me A M, X ixmwx re-H5 ' S 9, 8 S K s H ,, , M Q ,Z if K me , sg 2 Kurt Neal Shelley Nulik Eddie Rezac , 522.755 I it ' neenn 56 Cristy Savage Charles Schlottog Bonnie Schoonover I :A Q' K 557 A f . . , , .. -nts, vi X , , 'L-2336 21 .. . 2 , s-Zzzfegygz 5 255511 - - , - ., E f , Q H i -Y s M x 1 :1 - H 'fear r 1 C- ' f ' we as K 1 Q A rf N , 2 53 X 6 ::. LL. 3 .E 14- 33' by 'fl F 'Q-.. Charlotte Short Larry Subera Gwen Taylor Secretary-Treasurer si :xr - 152 . .f ,P+ 1 :gl , , 4 ff' .. . .- 1 -- - if . ir-f :2:-5 ' 71.8 s 22 se si Xl r 5 e E lllqv as -W f 15 r 1:1 '-5. :- :: .:'::' 5gf'L5lV5E1:-5L:w,j !'Sif-lei-wig ' ,, ::a. . :5, 'fafiigifiilssga --.--.- 'Y :-. 1' Q eq 22'fQ::gfSmsisi::51 fgaimgsgzx 3 2 .:.i - ::'.:::!: :r::::'.' z12?fgS7EI5,'s'f1W EP' .-711 sfffsivii -X Bryan Utterback Steve Volavka Joyce Washburn a .Q 17- . .,...::1L Qriffiveiisifis GF' V 9425152155 'V Jfg:s.,, ' fff1 'f'L Vlizll :::5:'.ZE:'. 3'.: u:: Q- ' fr: ?f5f,'5ii5:5f155f ffl' ':,.:',:',.'f, ', 5 -E , ' M IL, c' 455 'ffffianr-',:-: 1 f, , if ' FIS ' 'E:',E5f i1,:f,::V , -' f - xiiiiix- 2 ggQ55:ifif K Bryon Wencl Galen Williams Margaret Wooderson President . 'wwf ., M ., . f- as., . The incriminating evidence. . . Shirt tail out. . . window hangers. . .hand holding. agsldkfjgh The Sophomore class, with 45 members, had as their sponsors this year Mr. Hayden and Miss Fousel. Highlights for this class were having Mrs. Roland Hula as a stu- dent teacher in English, having the third-place float in the Home- coming parade, and enjoying their first and second semester class But Joyce, not all pickles are sour! lt's almost curtain time for An Evening of Plays. parties. Backstage clowns Second semester slump. Before. . . . E1 Now I remember what he said .... 1 .MM The sun sank slowly in the west. . . .After FRESHMEN Elaine Be lme ar Treasurer ie- Kathy Doty if sg- me 1 E Q Q Sim 'Y' 5 Doug Gracy Vice -President X E83 we 4 . I sa ii mg 5 H, it , . if f 5 ---me, . ,..f,1,,e.ee ,E .....: . jim Jones Freshmen Are . . . Carefree Debbie Beran at f ig A R ,, ' Z Q 5 to Christy Ferguson Debbie He lsel M rrere s Dee Ann Berline . 2 -K ,, .rt ,V Mir : W Q E 1 QB' ef ie M 2 Kgwx M 2 P Y Sq 122 5. 21 - W 1 ' ls ' -1 -1' - fy, -lv-M K 1Li-'-i.ffvY1i1i- - '- y jim Fuhrm ann C. L. Henton if it ,1 -1 erm-.Q-,,, ---- V i r r . 1 . .,.. J Kent Atkinson Steve Baker K K - - ,. 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For Pep Club we performed at the Sumner County Fair. For the boys the Kays had plays, and the football boys did. . .well, we won't go into that! Our most em- barrassing moment this year was Homecoming and our float! ! lt may not have been a prize winner, but we should have had a blue ribbon for what we learned from working on it. The class party was held in October. lt was a masquerade dance. There were some weird creatures present for an evening of fun. We are learning something new everyday and are growing in our appreci- ation for our school, teachers, and, believe it or not, the upper- classmen! Our class sponsors were Mrs. Divelbiss and Mr. Hanan. By Paula Kern, Secretary 26 --- -- JUNIUR HIGH W Eighth Graders Are . . EI lqth A +- G , G' I 5 L L Lmh' , ' ., Wendy Andrews Sulinda Baker r i ' g- 'L -. - . - .,:., . In .A,, .? ,, M ,X gi? G ,y Connie Caster Virginia Claypole Doran Cole mix '1 r -. . 3 ss C . s f - ft 1 L. Paul F alkenberg Stuco Linda Ehly Stan Evans 5' ir me , rri ' 'Q' ' i t ins.-1 ' 'QMS-'r X . vi' I ' gm, Bob Keown Ronnie Kloefkorn Becky Korbel ffi f-ff' ' A - ', 1 . G 'iii ' . ' , rr ,ri. qqhz m , 4 lv ,Y he-f Qi' A G Lima my A E vii' Norma Berka Beth Countryman 4 W, - . eff Determined . 2. K Darcy Berline S e c. - Tre as. Kim Crites Tim Bottorf f Vice-President Cindy Crumbliss , ,..-e Y . g ' A' ' k ,... . LLI: iii . or i .Q , V . --.!! kk : 01515. or , it - v- -S, v f J - 12 1 5 Greg Fitch Greg Gilmer Cynthia Hutsler :K -2 . 'f i n ' r - ee. 'rrb f ,.:- err Ky C r in qzlqi I 'x . Randy Kubik Brenda Lebeda Stuco ,..- s -if : . .1 51 X Ny., .. X. Barbara Malden Marty Mortimer Vicky Nelson Kip Oathout Sandy Overall 28 Tessie McGregor in 2 .j i -i'- E . , N j7'5?:w Sr 5-2' hwy 'C i Gaylen Reedy President iligeht. .Delightful . Eighth -221553. :,.: F L 'l'9 z: A .axfsib 2,295.5 E nf ei W Y k BA F 2 E 3 s fi gf .51 PM 5 fr . . . . . f. ::wM:.fil522 fi. . 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L-i i f ' ' 'M' A .-,' ii' ' V. f Wendell Andrews Mike Arterburn Betty Baker Sharon Baker Q T M, 'iey ' S V ' ,.,. , V: 2 ' KVK.: ' Q me H, A Vx ,V,rV I s S . S Mi ifvi -5 , ., , iv -: -:,f 1 , J V .,.,f,. I ' f .2 if fi 'IQ55-ifiizfifoi' . iffyifxffil f,'t 2, 'l g , n i K f, I -5 iz Q gg gy - A is i'l' tiki W T' ,,n' Z 4-E' f in ' . ff i T A iw Bruce Belmear Janet Cole Theresa Coli Connie Dawson Debbie Downing 29 Seventh bg K 0 , 6 L J 1 0' 1 di S ign F S T L L Charles Holomek 'Et ff Bobby McNe es ,. . 'J S eeee 5 wa g- Donald Patton S S .al Aqzzg 1? 3 Max Schmidt Vice -President Seventh Graders Are . . Energetic . t We 'rf f' tttr' S Billy Elmore 'et ks A - 5 ...S . Cindy Johnston j N! ja? me K at X Bobby Main gnwrf g .ie X ff is jg , '53 t T 1 tw 1 Donna Patton 'A' .sn 'm,.e..2T'i , s'ffiziQHzi v . gy . Steve S chmidt , L 3 rt 1 . , i L :. :,. A1 J! ,r I . 1 Randy Gettings Shirley Ginn L ' ,A A , P ' ,. t.:,5 S ': L. gen' Barbara Koehn Gary Koehn 1, if ' ,,,. 5 .N,:. Q1 QSQAQIEI -ip ,t. .. . Blaine Moore President f 'ff tele Marla Pitts it . Ziiai - Gaye Schoonover 30 ai. Mike Navrat H S fi f. if Melanie Reeder Q . , it S semis I 11,m-sf K 1 L, K sfwy K Cliff Shoffner . . img vi. ' 7 - ff - L' ff by ,A I . I 3 f. 5 nity' ii ,, V ri Kim Goff Stuco N? is ki flirt ,er QAXQ 354 in xx.. 5 Max Koehn Kim Neal f f' z ' S SS C alvin Ree dy Stuco 1 . . M 'S wh pen' Laurie Shoffner ,As I ' L Laura Henton Gayla Lee Jerry Nimitz Secretary VY fl Dale S avage Treasurer Nancy Teeter Enthusiastic . . Eager . ' -f gf-2 f I f 1 I ' J 4 1 ff' ' fm , E I , ii f I ,A , 'Ni Z I I lf - wg, 55-f V ' 1 . Q TE , 7. , 1 . ' ', 'If' 1 I 1 in 'S ' f .. ' ' ,,'k iii- -K .. : .'e,1? ,.. ,551 A .I if -S :-ggf2'j.af'- ',.3 4Qa:,:u:j,-: ' 4 :gig use .:.- V .nag-.mff Q- W x -. -.3 . ,V 1. V -g:,.ge:4:L:- .1 ,iq Q99 A-,sw .-Qi, ' 55,4 I: H , ,,, ', ',.' -L L.',' :1 '.i,,, -b . N . 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SECOND ROW: Dianne Unruh, Gayla Lee, Darcy Berline, Norma Berke, Brenda Lebeda, Dennis Turels, Tim Bottorff, Randy Kubil-Q, Ronnie Kloeflforn, Donald Patton, Kip Oathout, Bobby Nic- Nees, Gaye Schoonover, Mary Slavik, Vicky Nelson, Barbara Koehn. ROW THREE: Becky Korbel, Wendy An- drews, Kim Goff, Laurie Shoffner, Kim Neal, J. R. Turner, Bobby lvlain, Greg Fitch, Bob Keown, Blaine Moore, Stan Evans, Steye Schmidt, Betty Baker, Cindy Johnston, lain Arning, Theresa Coli, Connie Dawson, Janis lVencl. FRONT RONV: Sharon Baker, Tanya Vfilliams, Cindy Crumbliss, Sulinda Baker, Beth Countryman Niike Arterburn, Doran Cole, Greg Gilmer, Bruce Belmear, Cliff Shoffner, Gaylen Reedy, Bill Rice, Debra Downing, Laura Henton, janet Cole, Sue Barnes, Sandy Overall, Kim Crites. 7 C5 A1 93 X X BACK ROVV L TO R: Laura Henton, Sue Baker, Barbara Stow, Sandy Overall, Dianne Unruh, Janis 'Wencl, Norma Berlca, Max Schmidt, Jan Arning, Beth Countryman, Cindy Johnston, Donna Patton, Darcy Berline, Sue Barnes. 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' Q 1 -1 fi f : ' S rf zisifg A 511 3 ws W K W' Hxkix lv' 'P 'Esm .F 35 'sn MW. ,Q w N'-22' Q55 5' we QSM 'ln 'il F' wfiwffili 'V 'sig' S35 ,,,,Q fP1Pf N. ,, sw' f:,?,?4s'ff rf 'H' 'Q 'mfg Qffw fum, ww, sw ww Q m,,qQ1,,, eww., 65551455 eww 1 1. Q, Juju QM sg 41: fefgyvggbfs ' 'wwsiimgm w,, f.Sv.4N 'life vials 1'41m!' Sgwsvgwiw 13, Q55 555393 f QUE VWSSW5 .M ifW,. Wws'N S13 fqwm, ,mf fm, ww, M5030 if 'ww' fish' 11, g5g,fbl glj ri aj ,SGW Qwwsiti 1-55952 Eg ' Q msgs, 1Q mei S 3- wxsfie iaf 'mf 'Q Iam- H5255 . Q 7:,s,jiSEw.5g!, sc., , wg aim ,N E -My ' diff :Q N,,5,?5gw,,i I mfpix Wm -Ws'3i'7- W SJ, . . GR DES Sixth Grade i ,s rw , m af rw fi gags A I -.5, .Q -N-J, ,,, .3 ,, ,., gy.. .al , , uf, Q, -V I ,, W .aa ,, 5? ,, ,ini 14 ','. :L 2-3 ff 37- J. O K, .silt g 2W4 s .Milf , , , Q'C'i-J! li wifes 1 f ,f F ll... .., mira! We J fir 4 Terr ', H MMM V ., 5 ,. ., 4, A-.F , M- 0 A ,wil mi T? I IRZZTQ, is ' ll 3 waged., 3 L 5 C if ' ' 'Q if K . X f 'z. ff i ' A I , if if K tm JZ., , '1Afv-xx fr.. K- in W 6 M , fag A f ., ... .. is 5 rw- ff JI? .L A g gg. .Q M, fra ,aj , A ,g r : Q? X , 4 , ga ,F X Q v ' -1- , , . . ,, . ,N ,Q Q as .7 , sf f' . . wp' V: + r f 4 . '. ' , Q, G I ,. ,LL . J R Vzgn , I , 5, f B h -W? A Qriltv my J Ricky Baker, Brenda Brown, Gail Bruey, David Buresh, Lorene Caster, Leroy Clow, Lou Ann ConradY, Mike Q. Kew?--' 'M . Conrady. ROW TWO: Cindy Covey, Ricky Eshelman, rw' ' bm . S f' 1' v-as .v R Tw- ,,. Julie Fitch, Jessie Flynn, Louis Foster, Mitch Gardner, X ,P I 2 fb - ' I KJ A I , Wanda Ginn, King Goff, Cassandra Hamrna, Julie ' TOP ROW: L to R: Kirk Arterburn, Terry Atkinson, A Q , .V fi ,sf 8 .1 4. , V -:Shy Til 71 Vim ,., 5,20 rj lWE'.ii1KBi1rI'iSf-.SEER-5llB.' RL S M is A ' Hamma. ROW THREE: Justin Hollis, Jeff Janzen, Delene Kollmorgan, Tracy Korbel, Cynthia King, Darrell Krokroskia, Mark Lebeda, Mike Lebeda, Mary Jane Lockhart, Kenny Mardis. ROW FOUR: Danny McNees, Stephanie Michel, Richard Neufeld, Julie Nispel, Neal Oathout, Danny Prochaska, Scott Rains, Tommy Reed Greg Rohrbaugh, Ricky Shoffner. ROW FIVE: Elva Smith, Colletta Tomlin, Jay Webster, Jeannie Wencl, Kelly Wilson. There were 47 students enrolled in the sixth grade during the 68-69 school year. The sixth grade and the other grade school classes took turns pre- senting school assemblies each month. as , Sixth grade instructors Were: Mrs. Irene Wirtz, social studiesg Mrs. Joellen Schmidt, science and healthg Mrs. Lucille Bruey, Englishg Mrs. Brunita 'rr s A-ri gm -J? ff vs .-A -fx f X V 2 Morrison, mathg Miss Linda Garton, physical educa- f il? W V tiong Mrs. Maxine Krenek, Vocal musicg and Mr. Ronald Judd, band. V ,an- ' linda-: LUC ILLE BRUEY JOELLEN SCI-IMIDT as if Fifth Grade M P , . h, , : -K . , gigs ...if . 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ROW THREE: Donald Martin, Debra Maxwell, Ricky McGregor, Ronnie Metzinger Shelley Morti- mer, Kristi Neal, Kay Reeder, Mike Neufeld, Barbara Rice, Brent Rice. ROW FOUR: Cindy Savage, Barbara Schmidt, Eva Kay Schmidt, Mark Schmitz, Mike Smock, Debbie Stiles, David Teeter, Tammy Tomlin, Debra Troyer, Mike Unruh. ROW FIVE: Glynda Utterback, LuAnn Volavka, Judy Williams, Patsy Wolff. W VAAAV A WVAAV A M A TEACHERS: Burnita Morrison, Irene Wirtz. didddddididdiddid The fifth grade classes painted murals for their : ' f , rooms in social studies. Mrs. Schmidt's science ,,,:,tt O Q wg, class drew pictures of birds, insects, and other ani- dfddid H i mals in colored chalk on the blackboard. v N, As a part of the departmentalization of the vari- , rttt ous subject areas, the fifth and sixth grade students ,rlz :'1,, ' A srr ',:: Qsrsr rrfrrr T M , fd ff share teachers. BURNITA MORRISON IRENE WIRTZ Fourth Grade , , R ,f K W FN -1 AT' B A R r fi To hpii -Qfy ry? wig? ej'e wa, femf gnr: Slfh yi? ,v',a, , C , I V ggi: ,fi - if 4.177 'Mk In 'jp , ,I 'NK ,F 4 , , 1 A 1 ,, 4 5-1 ' -'. , i A 44 st 15233 '5f?g AL V ,V S , i ,V jr'-'2 fx, in-fa , V 4, 'fish af., 5? if:u T' wage 'fi' F -Taj Ti T , , 'W 917 A W T C l ,,5Q55ea.ffwrw err fr' ,C an t,f ins arwtf errmmwwwwtsm. 5 Q W Q? iff fiiffl , , t , A , I ,Gag N, u k' ,Q K is a A tffmi- ,A f- J- Q., V... NJ Q4 My ,Q , Vlgyry E' ,f N A r, ,L ,ik -N Q J, vw, 'eff 3.1-,i Ng. e -N gf f aw, 'Li' ,, N., T, ,,,, T pi. , if 1 f F- l T 'YF , get L, If-inf 2l', I Y ,- if -.fl tr A .r y , -, t 4 rr' ' 'JP' 7134, - ill, ir ,J A A V . Q K ,vu .,:., S . 75, io, , t e ae L, Q tw fwfvregf-, :X 4- ji , ' ,wgigv A X , , ,A . ,, 2 Q K Q .6 : , . g l Fx, K, If zwyqm ,,.. af - 3 ,aa L, 6,19 his M, . Q , jk, BACK ROW L to R: Don Allen, Martin Baker, Beverly Brown, Larry Cadek, Pam Claypole 'Mgr' Anthony Coli, Greg Conrady, Phil Covey, Danny Crites, Brian Crow. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Downum, Chuck Flynn, Dee Ann Foster, Danny Ginn, Randall Grimm, Pam ,V 'i - Henton, Greg Hill, Jennie Hollis, Terrie Houchin, Sandra lenista. THIRD ROW: Stuart johnson, Mark Koehn, Kevin LeCounte, Mike Lee, Paul Lowe, Susan Mandevill, Cindy Rath, Bruce Reeser, Mike Rohrbaugh, Lany Rolu-er. FOURTH ROW: Kimberly Sandell, Laurie Savage. Mike Schmitz, Randy Shaffer, Beverly Shoffner, Frank Shoffner, Mike Sparks, Wanda Townsend, loy Wandler, Debbie Webster. FIFTH ROW: Dessie Lu Wirtz, Q' The fourth grade class gave the l968 Christmas .-.' Program for the grade school children. They pre- ,yo F. ,Q e .-iv' 's 'V G- sented Christmas Butterflies , which was the story G, , C gs of four butterflies who came out of their chrysalises too late. The rest of the class explained the meaning 1 of Christmas to them. L y -J WANDA KERR JEAN SNELL X 3 X RW' 'F ,st Q r',i 1 ' weayakfmgr M- '5'f:' .I5e ..ii' xiii' ,F ' 'VRF e , AE 5, A ' , gs? is, N :X - wir asf .r K fi 3 I -iw -Amex. mp.. 4 .1 um n - 1' Third Grade -ff E .t ,mi ,Q-as ,,-XEMMX I-.L ,Jr .,, i ,az .gl of ek, T it ' M V, x , ,,,,, . to fe , :': gl, i,,sis,, 'W it me ...ai I Q 1 T, , d , ,C is .--.,.. Q T if IL' , .35 iii L- 5 I H T Aalil kymm , ' ,. Y ' ' ,A i f A , Mk' a-! 5gg, kiwi KT E I n W W2 'M T ' 1 -- - ii 'W bfi' TFHZ? ii' Wa ' Lfriifsi-3' r ff? , ' vlbi. ' X ' 1 . K ' , ,. - 1 , 5 , Q Qu t' '.:: ,L If I ,if V , f ' ',..- ,:,i ,.., -g' Q r- .' 2 :-. ' ,af '-.v:, E '. ' 1, f-:2 ' 'iv Q' if ' A -1 .',i - I ' ww K ,. V.,'. KL f W. , A ,'L Liga A 5: . j V .f :KV Vrk, my M Ia, C as ' h 7 ' : T Q W . I Tl-Q5-i 'i' . - a wtf if f 'V , QV' r za WS BACK Row L to R: Sher Baker Ter Baker E- ,J .1 Ja- lyy. - M -, ,T it ,. ai ry ' TV ' 31, :Q it-iff Dani Berline, Bryan Brown, Teresa Buresh, Bobby A M Cink anet Conner Cind Dot Dou las Dra er , i C, , M , who p , , Y V, s P , A',' 'Al' 'A ti A fiyiiy-T Ann Fl nn. SECOND ROW: Shella Foster Mark t ,mafia a 4 ,Wye-ff Y 7 H ' , ' lbw 'S Gardner, Barbara Huntley, Timmy Huntley, Kelly Hutsler, Cynthia Jenista, Timothy Kelly, Bradley Kloefkorn, Bruce Kolarik, Brent Kuehny. THIRD ROW: Anna Lebeda, julie Lebeda, Debra Mardis, Merrie Mar- tin, Sandra Maxwell, Alex Misak, Jeff Neal, Timmy Nimitz, Bryan Nispel, Wes Oathout. FOURTH ROW: Den- nis Patton, Rex Rains, Joe Reeder, Kathy Schmidt, Debbie Schmitz, Roger Schoonover, Kent Scribner, Deborah Shaffer, Carter Thomas , Colleen Tomlin. FRONT ROW: Rick Townsend, Charles Tyler, Willie Willard, Jimmie Williams , Roger Williams . The third grades' biggest project this year was the Third Grade Circus which was presented for the enjoyment of the other grade school students. '-':2f 5' '?'- f ' The highlight of the year for Mrs. Whitesell's ,R at class has been Writing a monthly newspaper, The , W Third Grade Beacon . The students were divided into Qi:-14 K w if 1 ' ' .Z , ,ks kj lv? Q ' A wif pairs to write articles, stories, and poems for the I 5 r'r' T if ,,,, Papef- ? Mrs. Heath's third grade class has been doing a number of scientific experiments. A number of rocks and shells have been featured in room displays. WF ',-LEENE BET TY ' iEATH WHITES ELL Second Grade if T . L:'rk lk . . QM l ' l ,A, 41 l f , 3 F li T ii? gli? A AIZQ A ' .:,A S A S is i issii - 'H f 'Q , 'tfa I ' A if I H ghl l if V . .-:- FXSTS ? 1- -i T it L A.... ',,A: J b ' 'AA, i . lQ b T L AV- . E H Ma. In ar. i ...P f f Qzzi fe . an :xi 4 . . I '-1 ,.,. T ' A r,j,,,f -S' - 122. mf Q .-1 ' is , -'A.A . . yy.. Nj A so S , '.., ,' hf- , S . A digg 'Em i -- , ' A x , :X ' . . - e LL-1 - 'c f'f5lwEgNi'5lflw x , 2 f 'itifissmmi I A. 1 . Obs' N S MT kffvkxk is 1 A , , , li YA' ,kv q 'g ,5. ,L A X if- . f ' ' ' is u ' .- Simi f Qi BACK ROW L to R: Terry Allen, Steven Appel. Larry Arterburn, joe Baker. lim Barrett. Cindy Berka, Bradley Brown, Sarah Buresh. janet Clow, Verl Clow. SECOND ROW: Carla Coleman. Bradley Covey, Virgil Peringer. Meridith Ferris. Russell Ginn. Mike Grimm, Teresa Houchin. Jackie Hudson. Ricky johns, jeffrey Lebeda. THIRD ROW: Karen Lebeda. Cliff Lockhart, Ann Lowe. Sonja Main. David Mardis, Kathy Nimitz. Shelldon Peters. Mary Lynn Nispel. Wayne Reeder. Ruth Ann Reeser. FOURTH ROWS lana Savage. Dennis Schmidt. Jacque Sprague. David Townsend, Earl Troutman, lanyth Troutman, Timmy Troyer, Dana Webster. Deborah Willard, The second grade marks a new step in the life of the grade schooler. For the first time the eager stu- dents attend school in the old grade school building. Music class meant a trip to the new building with Mrs. Krenek as their new music teacher. Library time in the grade school library was also a highlight of the second grade student's school life. Q? vol zifhq., fa an - N 2 i WL S i ll lf l l l l S 9' E f al 4 e A :,nf1m ,.... , f -v-. A A W A fi- A if - 1 Ngal V : .. t : .-:- 'Sl' , is 'F I ' X ' . A. - ' srilgzf' 1 X, - H- . 5 -mae, 'tan X . 1 qqgu A a- li, THELMA FISK W A 509 f- .T is ' Pt L+ ,f x MILDRED MITCHELL 9 'Ma First Grade A l A d t ,T ,tss 5 rg at an . f!'m.,Q',Qg? 5, -A -ff, W A , YJ MQ, WTQQT,-if 6' hQ ' ,Wi f'-'Z My ,, F' .6-3-fray :5,,..',QQ.:f' 5: ,,5:3,,,Q,:f Qvlu j , A -, rtrs . it ttss or fs t y S l L ' , L, ,-M' L,., , ,- X ,, ., L -Q-fy fir' tl, fa. ,LLi MNA, e- -..- AK'm1y'hw . , f is i 1 111: ' A 'al S ----V it t rrly A -sf if y III- 1- Q ,Al -7 - ' r to is y is .........-.--f l , , or y O ,..,,,gggsl4 fr 1- 595' Q I f.':' 1 if ' if ffliifi' ' , - l l. ryan . H ,- , Q if 'Jaws' 1 1 A ,1, z',, ' , C V -'-- ,A Ql . it ' 3 YV' ' i i ' S '1' 4' k.Wi: t,e.,,,,? ,- 2? L l Gy' 1 ' All K 2 . ,--l,. il -A - -i?59, ' with , Q-he ' ..' --' f fiif 'fl :ii f ' ,. I 2251 X ., , y ' , , If ,'--i if BACK ROW: Danny Adams, Curtis Bradford, Lisa Cole, Robert Conner, Stuart Countryman, Michael Crites, Michael Downum, Sherry Foster, Sheliah Grimm,Travis Hill. SECOND ROW: Gay Hitchcock, Penny Hollis, Brenda Hudson, Billy Huntley Dru Ann lngle, Tommy Jacques. Lynn jenista, Becky johns, Bradley johnson, Rebecca Keys. THIRD ROW: Bradley Lebeda, Susan Neal, Timothy Neufeld, Dale Nuse, Cathy Peters, Larry Reed, Christine Reeser, Kristy Roberts, Cindy Rohrbaugh, Dan Shaffer. FRONT ROW: Fred Skrdla, janet Slavik, Brenda Smock, Janice Stiles, Randy Webster, Jacqueline Wencl, jan Wilson. The 37 first grade students waited impatiently for ' the 68-69 school year to begin so that they might ,y , , t learn to read and Write. The students attended Qi, f f, classes at St. Martin's Attendance Center and were B transported by Cliff in the school bus to the cafete- ,fdi ii ii i va s ria for lunch. L , DORIS SMART OPAL WIRTZ ' 1 Kindergarten , S , ,h W f f -. , , . -. - . W ,V . ,LLL ,VV, .,. b HM, .,, , .E ZmV p . i f , ,,k:, - ,Q : g ig .. k,., -,1 xl- ,.,-n-efii gr K i ,fl s.id .s.i Li E Q is A A T' i f ' .,' . . . 4 -' - . 5 1 T f r ..ii.iild . L T l 1 ??1?,g,, , Y f I Wig. , L ' A ' eZ7i'g.s-if -L' 'J T P- 4. ' K .I A - iz. - A 5 .17'L f , n M A 5 . 'il l Tir? if: 3 24 . T i s . 2 I 1'- -, it . A Ahhy e It Y.. A' x ' , l i k ,. ii- . si' f '? 1: 1 ,ia . Q fx. Q s ' K ' is 'YV . f n V - A'-. - TOP ROW: Karen Appel, Brian Bradford, Kevin Brown, Tim ,el W,.. . .7 VA ,, , .A, 7 my Coleman, Carla Kay Conner, Carylon Conner, Pamela Tj' Q' H 1 L- 1 1.r Covey, Susan Crites, Richard Crumbliss, Danny Davis. SEC- q l t igxa P .. A, OND ROW: Lisa Doty, Vincent Draper, Darlene Ferris, Kim l5 lif,'s5W5f - of Gracy Leanna Hood Diane Lebeda Joan Martin Pamela FW 1 W Meiroii, Lana Misak,, Tina Nelson. THIRD ROW:,Derald Nuse, janet Pratt, Lori Roberts, Marvin Roberts, Donna ,.'i ' Short, Greg Schmidt, Greg Skrdla, Carla Stiles, George Q Tennant, Virginia Townsend. BOTTOM ROW: Brent Utter- , back, Danny Walta, Brian White, Richard Willard. Frances 74 Xii' Davis . . . . One of the highlights of the kindergarten year is a Ti.i trip to some of the major business firms of Caldwell. I Students enjoy a trip to the Lewis Neal farm Where they get to ride the Shetland ponies. 21 3 N if Gladys Beharn Students find it a special privilege to get to go to Mrs. Beham's room for read- READING SPECIALIST ing class. The special equipment makes reading more exciting. Safety Patrol BACK ROW: Mitch Gardner, Kenneth Mardis, Duwane Crites, Marty Kolarik, Ronnie Met- zinger, Louis Foster. ROW TWO: Cindy Savage, LuAnn Volavka, Julie Nispel, Kelly Wil- son, Rachelle Johnston, LouAnn Conrady, Vicki Hudson, Lorene Caster. FRONT ROW: Ricky McGregor, Randy Appel, Glynda Utterback, Peter Hamma, Barbara Schmidt, Mark Schmidtz, Rob Bottorff, Sherry Arterburn. Grade School Band BACK ROW: King Goff, Julie Fitch, Julie Hamma, Jeannie Wencl, Richard Neufeld, Terry Atkinson, Neal Oat- hout, Danny McNees, Danny Prochaska. ROW TWO: Julie Nispel, Phil Lebeda, Donald Martin, Rachelle John- ston, Eva Kay Schmidt, Kristi Neal, LouAnn Conrady, Mike Neufeld, David Teeter. ROW THREE: Judy Wil- liams, Kay Reeder, Jamie Hood, Ronnie Metzinger, Marty Kolarik, Ricky McGregor, Peter Hamrna, Mike Connor, Debbie Troyer, Vicki Hudson. 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One unit ,ie p each in math and science are CHS N graduation requirements. - ,ier P f CHS boasts a very strong de- i ,A ' y partment With most students taking more than the required number of cs, , cc t 5 units for graduation. 'V E ' ' ' ii., Math courses are offered from A Math 9 and Algebra I to Trigon- A :'i ometry. Business students often Evelyn Rees C aiQ,fyz,g2z4 1 flange. we f Clinton Wilt elect to take the Special bUSiT1eSS Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Physics math Cgufse 3150. Advanced Science Trig, Algebra H Science courses begin with p general science and biology and progress to the advanced chem- ical and physical sciences. Ad- vanced science is offered to seniors. It consists of one l . f-' or semester each of chemical and 1 biological science. 22 , . Y X55 S' 4 ., sg? 5 if 5 N john Hanan Science Cathy, so help me. . .if you scream! I ! Dale E. Misak jr. High Science, General jr. High Math xp I sl ,facie ' L. . 'l 'i'i it Kenneth Roberts I'll prove it's red! ! Math 9, Algebra I, Geometry If X Z Y then H i b 3 3 Business Math Louder. . . I can't hear you. Develop Reasoning Abilities YOU-1' five miT11lfeS 9-T9 UP- - - Okay. . . I've got the picture. . . Now What???? You've The knee bone connects to the thigh got the bone. . . right an- You mean to tell me you came to MATH class without gwer a penoil??? but. , , Franlds ot some! 2 A B O. Ne ative Positive. . . It's ot to be one of g 14 1' ' s g 1 g t em. . 45 Home EC. Training Proves Valuable In the Home Economics Department, students Study cooking, sewing, and family relations. The fundamentals of these subjects are taught during the first year. Second and third year students become more specialized in these fields. The Home Ec. Ill students also - learn to tailor a garment. How was I to know it was eggs WITHOUT shells? N One-two-three-ready-stir! ! I d th- lf! PEGGY FAY ma e ls apron myse Home Economics Business Ed. Courses Popular With Students Typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand are the courses offered in the Business Department of GHS. ln typing, the students learn the fundamentals of typing and correct methods of manuscript typing. Basic bookkeeping procedures are taught in bookkeeping classes. The shorthand course teaches the students an abbreviated form of writing. Nine students are enrolled in shorthand this year. Happiness is a day without a timed writing. 1'-5 TRISHA SLACK Will the real Miss Slack please stand? Would you believe---40 words with only 30 Business Education mistakes! 46 Social Science Promotes Better Citizenship 4 an wwf QE 'fi H .. Fe A di Q' s if ART CA RRUTH ROBERT FOSTER jr. High Social Science Government, American World History History, Soc. Sc. 9 . AKV: E . X, LEO HAYDEN Counselor , Psychology Students in social science classes are given the opportunity to develop an understanding of social and economic conditions. American His- tory adds a vital link in the students' develop- ment toward adult life. This year the seniors experienced insight into court procedures by participating in a mock trial staged by students in government classes. This also tested the students' powers of observation. Psychology and economics are offered sec- ond semester to graduating seniors. You think you're pretty cute, huh? Are you sure this is my aver- age? f iwwfm So business is slow . . . bi deal! ! Hey! I passed! ! I can't bear to look! Shop Classes Offer Student General shop is designed to give the stu- dent an introduction to drafting, woodwork- ing, metals, and electricity. It is not de- signed to make a craftsman, but rather to give students a chance to use and under- stand the basic functions of the tools and equipment found in shops. ' General shop is a prerequisite to all other courses in industrial arts. The courses to follow give the student an opportunity to leam more about the area of his choice and later to select, design, and fabricate a product according to his capability. Everyone uses machines in daily living that eventually require maintenance. The chances of any student working with ma- chines as a major vocation in adult life is almost certain, therefore learning to use machines is a must in the process of grow- ing up. All projects built in the CHS shop are first drawn in detail just as they are in in- dustry. Drafting is the universal language of industry and all those connected with the production line must be familiar with the language used. The CHS shop has quite alot of welding equipment, therefore most projects are of this type. However many introductory pro- jects are made in the areas of sheet metal, forging, foundry, and machine shop. Power mechanics is the study of simple machines, small gas engines, and auto engines. This area is new to the department and is now a part of Metal ll, but will soon become a full year course. ls Q r r .- .sss i S rs T sr f r l 'Q :.. at f.-,ir i l t e: -':2 .'r S V LOREN KUEHNY VERL MISAK Industrial Arts Industrial Arts JERRY WILSON Driver's Education Put your left hand in, Put your right hand out. at ,'.h .. . . . and the first place winner is Ronnie! Smooth move, Mike and Galen! ! Diversified Practical Training Q This is an engine. Sputnik 7 almost ready for take-off. NOW -' - if OUIY I knew E-N-G-I-N-E howtowork thisright! i , ' ' A This is nice . . . but it was Put my left foot where??? CO1Or uS happy- supposed to be round. Driver's Education Is A IVIust For All Freshmen 5 ? It , - ,, mg, gggpiiz QRIVEW , fm i All right, men . . . They didn't teach me how to back it out! 49 5 is ,.,..W--f-....,,, B ei Appreciation Gained Through Music Courses in music at CHS in- ra. clude band, chorus, and boys and girls glee clubs. These courses . are basically designed to give the E W g ,lf 9,3 g students an appreciation of music s i1ii ss N with band being the only graded M iiii gwssw class. ,gq W isl Students in band, chorus, and M oioi 1 i glee club have a chance to Work W W 7 ' l i hard on good music and present several concerts each year. Q Maxine Krenek Ronald L. Judd Grade School -High School Grade School-High School Vocal Music Instrumental Music 10-2-3-4-11-2-3-4-12-2-3-4-13. . . Simon Says WAVE your hands! Now I know therels a reed around here someplace! I seem to have lost the flutes. . . Of course I'm a tenor! What did you h'nl-Q? But Doug, she plays like an angel! t 1 I'm afraid you lost those third graders! jr. High Chorus during 6th hour? Whose idea was this! ! Art Encourages Creativity 'Q-dl? Marjorie May Am I, 11, iii If- H1811 Aff But Keith: his backwards! The art department encourages recognition of art in everyday living, creativity, resourcefulness, originality and individuality. Stu- dents are also encouraged to learn to be good observers, to learn to appreciate efforts of others, to recognize art forms and medium, to apply art to use of leisure time, and to provide emotional release in self-expression. The art department also at- tempts to provide experiences for each student in as many different materials, tools, and processes as possible. Students are given chances to exhibit their Works at the county fair and Federated Womens Club contests. l ..--ai I have to clean this brush again! My dress? No, it's not hand There goes the mouse! painted. It's going to be a work of art. J ',- I-mst, Q .ig '51 SH, Q W, 3,4 5 Q! ii 44 ,i ,nwsi f ' Future designers for Vogue. U at Hat rack? Glove mer? Back aww at Qi?-2 scratcher' ' m M P.E. Provides Popular Diversion' One oi the rnost popular courses at CHS is physical education. junior high and freshmen boys and girls are required to take physical education. However the course grows in popularity each year with upperclassmen. Activities enjoyed include bowling, tennis, volleyball and softball. With the addition of rings and horses, gymnastics are taught. Girls also add basketball and modern dance to their list of activities. 3. If fail The rule book says Alley cats LINDA GARTON DALE MISAK Grade School and Girls jr. High Boys Physical Education Physical Education 3 1 I .lf . i f A in 0 f I VERL MISAK JERRY WILSON Co-ed Physical Ed. Boys Physical Ed. Stand up and cheer -- keep the spirit high!! 52 C i rom Studies .. .Desire. . . . . . Coordination. . . . . Strength . . . . .Patience . . . . .Stamina . . . . Determination 53 Language Arts Classes Fulfnl Language Arts is the largest department at CHS. Through the study of English, each stu- dent learns to better understand and speak his language. The student studies various eras of literature in order to be better able to under- stand and appreciate the great works of writers like Shakespeare, Dickens, Thoreau, and Stuart. Beginning courses in English emphasize increased skill in grammar and writing. A thorough study is made in order to give students the needed background for everyday life. These courses also stress the importance of a good vocabulary and the need to learn correct spelling. Advanced courses continue the course of study of earlier years, but on a larger scale. Every effort is made to give the student the broadest possible vocabulary. Emphasis is on creativity of expression and thought in writing and speaking. PAYE BLAKELY Engiish 7-s 'G I GWENETH REEDER English 1 O-S peech journalism Q- 1 fr' Why don't you come in and see us sometime ? Excedrin headache 4588! Foreign Language Views For those students wishing to have a general speaking and written knowledge of foreign languages, French and Spanish are offered at CHS. The beginning of a language acquaints the student with the basics of the grammar and spoken language. More advanced courses go deeper into the study of the language and its people through the study of literature. This year 42 are in Spanish I, three in Spanish ll, one in Spanish III and five in French I. 54 MARY LOU DIVELBISS English 9-11 -12 JUDY CROUCH Librarian CONNIE FOUSEL Foreign Languages Stand by for take-off! mama,-.sm-1-1.331 1 1 - Graduation Requirements Letme see. .isit 11 b r a r y??? Get on your mark . . . get set.. . Cut!!! A real cut-up. Put on your happy face . . Slave driver, Reeder. But first 2. word from our sponsor It's my paper and I'11 write what I want! You'1l do it until you do Only one minute and thirty-six seconds to go! it right. 55 s. ITM fff' ' Z? ,- . L, ii' ,gi What a neat way to catalogue comic books! Library Improved Emphasis was placed this year on the library as being the instructional materials center for the school. The addition of carpet added greatly to the attractiveness of the reading room and library office as well as helping to reduce noise. Other physical improvements included a new card catalog, new shades for the windows, and fresh paint. The art department provided the library with regular exhibits of students' work. The newspaper collection was enlarged to include ten titles represen- ting local, county, state, and national coverage. New sets of the AMERICANA and BRITANNICA encyclopedias helped to keep the reference section up-to-date. The audio-visual aspect of the library was also improved with new filmstrips, records, and flat pictures. A centralized filmstrip cabinet and a new filmstrip pre- . , . , I ' 4 If Just doesn t ht' viewer were helpful improvements for teachers. Scenes Fro m Speech First, strike - a pose . Garold and Jeff play it cool. The way I see it . . This year 27 students are enrolled in speech classes. the girls. The Valiant was the most dramatic, and Scenes from plays were acted out in speech class. Romeo and Juliet the most memorable. Warts and Spooks was the boys favorite. Arsenic The evening of one -act plays found the students and Old Lace and Little Women were favorites of performing High Window and If Boys Wore Skirts. 56 6503 ' E 1 QQ Q gm ., ix N.-Q X .- ,f+ iggiia , bzf' ,fm .f . 'f 'Qg L7 M. ,J ,whmibfii 'Z .H , 44 fa: ,Mp JW? sw --Q an , Le' w 4 Q Q ,W QRS' ' E' 'E Q 3 S54 'W vb.. ,gy 5,S'E?Q K ef' Q. G 1 EWS rg 2 Q S ,, Q F iss W 5 5 S 'Q X 'X 1 2 gf S 472 cl di? X F i nf 5 f lp A 5 We ,M E I l,, B we X E M lr E Wif- f if f v 41 4521, ?' s X g 5 25 S f 1 2 Y., w. .: ai ' 'NNE fzc ii , M . i W , L.-,. 12 M gn H gf S Eg 1 X S31 G5 M Q 4 S xx R M, 1 wig H-L. Y! 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SEATED fback rowj Dean Lebeda, Rod Lungren, Roger Wittum. SEATED ffront rowj Mike Williamson, Steve Wilson, Frank Bobek. Fl rst Yea r Letterm en QL to Rj Charles Allen, Bob Ginn, jack Crumbliss, Randy Kloefkorn, Charles Schlottog. Football Non-Lettermen BACK ROW L To R: Greg Wolff, Doug Gracy, Lyndell Smith, Ronnie Reed, Kelly Hudson. SECOND ROW: Steve Ferguson, Dale Berline, Dean Bruey, Marion Metzinger. FRONT ROW: Coach Art Carruthg Trainers: Bryan Utter- back, David Lungren, Bill Thompson, Assistant Coach jerry Wilson. ibm Q, him BACK ROW l. to r: Steve Wilson, Kurt Neal, Rod Lungren, Keith Morrison, Steve Volavka, Coach jerry Wilson. FRONT ROW: Manager: David Lungren, Charles Allen, Ronnie G. Brown, Galen Williams, Bill Thompson, Dan- ny Hudson. l x B-Tea m BACK ROW l. to r: Coach Jerry Wilson, Dale Berline, Doug Volavka, Steve Ferguson, Steve Arning, Assistant Coach Arthur Carruth. FRONT ROW: Bryan Utterback, Dean Lebeda, Galen Williams, Randy Kloefkorn, Charles Allen. Freshmen BACK ROW l. to r: Coach Arthur Carruth, Steve Taylor, Doug Gracy, Marion Metzinger, jim jones, jim Fuhrmann. FRONT ROW: Greg Wolff, C. L. I-lenton, Craig Scribner, jack Crumbliss, Kelly Hudson, Ronnie Reed. Senior Jays RONNIE G. BROWN, KEITH MORRISON, STEVE WILSON, DANNY HUDSON Coach Jerry Wilson and Assistant Coach Art Carruth take a time-out to give the boys a few pointers. Basketball Sooreboa rd Caldwell ........ Caldwell ........ Caldwell ........ Caldwell Caldwell ........ Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell: Caldwell ........ Anthony .... Kiowa ...... Kingman . . . . Neodesha ..... Fredonia ...... Medicine Lodge Harper ........ Anthony ....... Garden Plain . . . Kiowz-1........ Belle Plaine . . . Kingman ...... Valley Center . Medicine Lodge Conway Springs Harper ........ In the District Tournament Caldwell was a warded third place trophy after defeating Harper 59-52 in an overtime game. The Anthony P1 rates and the Kiowa Chieftains advanced to the Regionals. In the Freshman-Sophomore Tournament the Jays were also third place trophy winners Q gk, , , 0 H50 , ,j, uni 5 KKK N. N.-4' U 5 Z ',,'f EE , rl senior High Track Squad 1 T C k U a d BACK ROW: Kurt Neal, Scott Goltry, Keith Wiggins, jim Buresh, Danny Shoffner, Louis Roth, Steve Ferguson. ROW TWO: Assistant Coach Wilson, Rod Lungren, Danny Hudson, Steve Wilson, Keith Morrison, Phil Sprague, Mike Williamson, Roy Reed, Steve Arning, Coach Dvorak. ROW THREE: Steve Volavka, Dean Lebeda, Doug Volavka, Roger Wittum, Bill Thompson, Mike Koehler, David Lungren, George Petrik, Stan Akers. FRONT ROW: Dean Bruey, Bryan Utterback, Gregg Overall, Galen Williams, Randy Kloefkorn, Bob Ginn, Charles Allen, Charles Schlottog, Dale Berline. :JST T' man-31 0 'f ,,f- if it Q ,hw saw M9643-.3 fl he . -1 1 f f' . f,',4f'f 9-Qty ini , T i,,, g :M it ,. T T . isis :', Q, W his 6 VM W Ag NT: ep I Q as - . :,, +L. a ' Q 'Q' Kilo? 7 .- T ' ,'LL fi H' , f -, ,A , Nag W ,. 35121525 T 2 T -M 'J --to A ' ,,,,Ms . an :fir A tg T , v , all , T W-,Wi is A, yi a is - X M is ' 1, rvrvr . 57 Y-Nfl ii if r'i'if we I . 4 ..'-- 5,1 P T R A A A Q . M 1 9 K 'T . 4 Q3 721' S is ,J we Q S S 2 .,1f-in S A ? ' f if 1... 'FK Senior Jays f Kirk Goff Danny Hudson Keith Morrison Phil Sprague M5146 Williamson, CHS Hosts 2nd Annual Border Queen Relays CHS Cheerleaders BACK ROW L to R: Mary Fortmeyer, Cathy Navrat, Cindy Thomas, jo Rice. FRONT ROW: Kathy Kern, Shelley Nulik, Lucinda Scribner, Yvonne Belrnear. Varsity Cheerleaders L TO R: Mary Fortmeyer, Cindy Thomas, Kathy Kern, jo Rice, and Cathy Nav- Miss Carton and Bluejay rat. Mascot, Joyce Washburn. Athletic Pa rticipatioh Stressed Junior High Football BACK ROW: Dale Savage, Gaylen Reedy, Bob Keown, Bill Rice, Randy Gettings. ROW TWO: Randy Kubik, Assistant Coach Hanan, Greg Fitch, Stan Evans, J. R. Turner, Kip Oathout, Paul Falkenberg, Tim Bottorff, Art Thomas, Coach Foster. FRONT ROW: Tim Webster, Wendell Andrews, Cliff Shoffner, jerry Nimitz, Max Sch- midt, Donald Patton, Charles Holomek, Bob Main, Dennis Turek, Steve Schmidt, Doran Cole, Bruce Belmear. Eighth Grade Basketball BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Hanan, J. R. Turner, Greg Fitch, Paul Falkenberg, Steve Ward, Ronnie Kloefkorn, Art Thomas, Coach Foster. FRONT ROW: Manager, Bob Keowng Doran Cole, Bill Rice, Kip Oathout, Stan Evans, Gaylen Reedy. Managers, Greg Gilmer and Tim Bottorff. Seventh Grade Basketball BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Hanan, Cliff Shoffner, jerry Nimitz, Donald Patton, Max Schmidt, Steve Schmidt, Coach Foster. FRONT ROW: Manager, Charles Holomekg Tim Webster, Dale Savage, Bob Main, Randy Gett- ings, Bruce Belmearg Manager, Wendell Andrews. W Y , ,M W . For Junior High Boys 1968 Jr. High Track BACK ROW: jack Crumbliss, Steve Taylor, Doug Gracy, Stuart Subera, Jim Fuhrmann, Marion Metzinger, Greg Dvorak, Ronnie Styles, Jim Jones, Leland Ensley, Leon Rinehart. ROW TWO: Coach Misak, I. R. Turner, Gay- len Reedy, Bill Rice, Art Thomas, Marty Mortimer, Ronnie Kloefkorn, Tim Bottorff, David Sparks, Greg Fitch, Buddy Houchin, Steve McGregor. ROW THREE: Kent Atkinson, Greg Gilmer, Stan Evans, Bob Koewn, Kip Oat- hout, Paul Falkenberg, Steve Ward, Steve Maxwell. FRONT ROW: King Main, Ronnie Reed, Kelly Hudson, Greg Wolff, Craig Scribner, Steve Baker, Gale Wyckoff, Lyndell Smith. Jr. High Cheerleaders STANDING left to right: Kim Neal, Laurie Shoffner, Tessie McGregor. KNEELING: Cindy Crumbliss. The importance of physical fitness in everyday life is one of the objectives of junior high ath- letics. Nearly all boys participate Junior high athletics is a training period in team Work, and in the' basic skills of all sports. Many of the athletes go on to participate in high school athletics. in one or all of the various sports. Junior High Royalty Share Crown Eighth Grade Queen Eighth Grade King .M ,B - ,- rr Rf - I Seventh Grade King Seventh Grade Queen DALE SAVAGE 68 KIM NEAL ',a ? -rl Q 1 - 1 , I 'J' I 1' its QTL .I Q I Ql rl XI! 3 I-3 I QLIML ' ACTIVITIES Pep Club Promotes Community Spirit The halls of CHS have rung with cheers many times this year as the 85 Pep Club mem- bers have worked to promote not only school spirit but spirit for Caldwell. The Pep Club members had a booth in the Sumner County Fair and sold blue and white shakers to help fulfill their purpose. r 3 , A i 5,- PEP CLUB CABINET: FRONT ROW L. to R. : Jo Rice, Mary Fortmeyer, Cathy Navrat. ROW TWO: Kathy Kern, Yvonne Belmear, Shelley Nulik, Cindy Thomas Lucinda Scribner. ROW THREE: Miss Carton, sponsor, Linda Beran, secretary, Deanna Bruey, treasurer, Joyce Washburn, Mickey Lucas, vice-president, Terre White president. 7 J 3 o, 213555 sweet 'e -. . '-4, fl . , :ga T Q 'L 6 s' .... . 'ii -.,2,:r i ,gf . C F - i i M it , ' i 1 A 4 F, W i FRONT ROW: Mary Fortmeyer, Cindy Thomas, Jo Rice, Shelley Nulik, Yvonne Belmear, Kathy Kern, Lucinda Scribner, Cathy Navrat. ROW TWO: Margaret Vincent, Reva McCants, Myra Lebeda, Elaine Belmear, Carol Troutman, Terry Henton, Gayle Turner, Patricia Kloefkorn, Linda Beran, Paula Kern, Mickey Lucas, Ann Kolarik, Terre White, Kathi Kloefkorn, Joyce Washburn, Patty Shoffner, Deanna Bruey, Janice Lawrence, Miss Carton, sponsor, Colette Lockhart, Dianna Overall, Peggy Caster, Joyce Baker, Helen Falkenberg, Debbie Crites, Gayla Troutman. ROW THREE: Shelley Struble, Linda Turek, Krista Goff, Cristy Savage, Becky Cadek, Patricia Slavik, Sherrana Hutsler, Pam Coli, Donna Massengill, Louise Roth, Cindi Hollis, Norma Baker, Kathy Doty, Bonnie Schoonover, Janatha Thomas, Renea Ryan, Kathie Keown, Karla Brown, Debbie Nimita, Mary Rezac, Carolyn Eckel, Vickie Glaspie, Brenda Eshelman, Margaret Wooderson. BACK ROW: Debbie Lebeda, Christy Ferguson, Cherene Oathout, Dianna Knight, Patsy Volk, Cindy Oathout, Karen Lacey, Debbie Kolarik, Judy Krenek, Kathy Conrady, Debbie Helsel, Jaretta Thomas, Kathy Ferguson, Gayla Scribner, Jan Akers, Janice Jindra, Nancy Fell, Debbie Beran, Sandra Sparks, Sharyn Subera, Linda Knight, Gwen Taylor, Dee Ann Ber- line, Sharon Martin. i. i if I FHA CABINET: STANDING L. to R, : Mrs. Fay, sponsor, Christy Savage, Kathy Ferguson, president, Kathy Conrady, Jaretta Thomas, historian, Karen Lacey, vice -president, Linda Turek, treasurer, SEATED: Dianna Knight, District vice -president, Shelley Struble, Mary Rezac, secretary, Judy Krenek, Debbie Kolarik, Louise Roth. FHA Active As Service Group The Future I-Iomemakers of America QFHAQ have worked very hard to help individuals improve personal, family, and community liv- ing this year. FHA had a booth in the Sumner County Fair illustrating the correct packaging procedure for sending packages overseas. At Christmas time, all 67 Fl-LA members brought gifts to send to Caldwell servicemen stationed abroad. As a special program, FHA sponsored a style show of all the new spring fashions. The fashions, modeled by FHA members, were com- pliments of a leading departnnent store in Wicllita. 1 , EE i . . gi ' ' Y V l -3 . -L yf .N Z gi I, 2 5 I' - ,.V: if .,l 52 L' A . 'Q l' i is ' E ill A rer f' L + ,fit Q' ,H ef ' , iff! rrrrns iri ri ks , , 'fi E 5 E5 ' W , s 4 -- ' F M T' pa., A 'iiii he has V Y , T V , Y . 'Sf' li . ,g f N rf ' f FRONT ROW: Louise Roth, Myra Lebeda, Brenda Eshelman, Gwen Taylor, Gayla Troutman, Peggy Caster, Dianna Overall, Joyce Baker, Reva Mc- Cants, Kathy Doty. ROW TWO: Vickie Glaspie, Helen Falkenberg, Debbie Crites, Kathy Kern, Sandra Sparks, Patricia Kloefkorn, Kathi Kloefkorn, Kathy Conrady, Paula Kern, Sharyn Subera, Iaretta Thomas. BACK ROW: Judy Krenek, Mary Rezac, Kathy Ferguson, Norma Baker, Karla Brown, Mickey Lucas, Sharon Martin, janatha Thomas, Nancy Fell, Linda Knight, Patty Shoffner, Debbie Beran. 4 'in ' E, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Fay, sponsor, Cristy Savage, Krista Goff, Ann Kolarik, Margaret Wooderson, Terry Henton, Shelley Struble, Christy Ferguson, Colette Lockhart, Carol Troutman, Gayle Turner, Elaine Belmear. ROW TWO: Becky Cadek, Patricia Slavik, Linda Beran, Cindy Oathout, Mary Fortmeyer, Linda Turek, Sherrana I-Iutsler, Debbie Lebeda, Pam Coli, Margaret Vincent, Carolyn Eckel. BACK ROW: Pat Volk, Debbie Kolarik, Dianna Knight, Terre White, Gayla Scribner, Cindy Thomas, Ian Akers, Cathy Navrat, Karen Lacey, Cindi Hollis, Debbie Nimitz. FHA Fair Booth lvlrs. Pegge Fay, sponsor Kayettes The Kansas Association for Youth is a club with active memberships open to all students attending Caldwell High School. The girls have an opportunity to learn through participation and to enrich their personalities through projects, programs, and parties. Reach the Unreachable Star is this year's theme for the local Kayettes. With the ire and spirit of the 75 members and the direction of the Kayettes' sponsor, Miss Trisha Slack, the star will soar easily within reach! 1 .1 KAYETTE CABINET: FRONT ROW L. to R. : Carol Trout- man, Gayle Turner, Kathi Kloefkorn, president, Joyce baker, Sharyn Subera. ROW TWO: Ann Kolarik, secretary, Kathi Keown, treasurer, Pat Volk, Cindy Oathout, vice- president, Gayla Scribner, Miss Slack, sponsor. BACK ROW: Donna Massengill, Bonnie Schoonover, Norma Baker, Carolyn Eckel, Debbie Nimitz, Brenda Eshelman. ' School, C World 7 FRONT ROW L. to R. : Miss Slack, sponsor, Cristy Savage, Reva McCants, Terry I-Ienton, Ann Kolarik, Donna Massengill, Carol Troutinan, Gayle Turner, Carolyn Eckel, Kathi Kloefkorn. ROW TWO: Pat Volk, Sharyn Subera, Margaret Wooderson, Shelley Stiuble, Christy Ferguson, Colette Lockhart, Elaine Belmear, Vickie Glaspie. ROW THREE: Mary Fortmeyer, Debbie Lebeda, Dee Ann Berline, Linda Turek, Sherrana Hutsler, Pam Coli, Myra Lebeda, Margaret Vincent. BACK ROW: Dianna Knight, Debbie Helsel, Terre White, Cindy Thomas, Ian Akers, Debbie Kolarik, Karen Lacey, Cindi Hollis, Mary Rezac, Judy Krenek. .-xx X . FRONT ROW L. to R, : Brenda Eshelrnan, Debbie Nimitz, Norma Baker, Bonnie Schoonover, Kathie Keown, Joyce Baker, Dianna Overall, Louise Roth, Kathy Doty, ROW TWO: Debbie Crites, Gwen Taylor, Renea Ryan, Sandra Sparks, Yvonne Belmear, Patricia Kloefkorn, Peggy Caster, Gayla Scrib- ner, Cindy Oathout. ROW THREE: Helen Falkenberg, Kathy Kern, Karla Brown, Mickey Lucas, Shelley Nullk, Joyce Washburn, Io Rice, Krista Goff, Paula Kern. BACK ROW: Cathy Navrat, Kathy Ferguson, I Deanna Bruey, Lucinda Scribner, Sharon Martin, Nancy Fell, Linda Knight, Cherene Oathout, Patty Shoffner. 72 Kays The Kay Club is one of the most active school-community service clubs in the school. This year the 63 Kay Club members conducted KAY CABINET: FRONT ROW L. to R. : Bill Thompson, a cerebral palsy drive. The club members also David Lungren, Mike Williamson, vice -president, Dean presented the traditional Thanksgiving program Lebeda, Galen Williams, Roy Reed, president, BACK for the school and sponsored the annual Christ- ROW L. to R. : Jeff Shoffner, Stan Akers, Steve Wilson, mag dance, This year the members worked to- L Keith Morrison, Frank Bobek, Ronnie G. Brown, Mr. ward their 3, OOO point award. Mr. Loren Kueh- Kuehny, sponsor. Not pictured: Danny Hudson, secretary- ny and Nha, V91-1 Migak Served 33 Kay Sponsors, treasurer. i 5 D ,.. .. er nmunity ervice FRONT ROW L. to R.: Steve Baker, Ronald Reed, Charles Barnes, Jeff Oerke, Kelly Hud- son, Craig Scribner, Bryan Utterback, Roy Reed. SECOND ROW: Danny Hudson, Dean Lebeda, Stan Akers, Galen Williams, Keith Morrison, Steve Wilson, Doug Gracy, Jeff Shoffner, Mike Williamson. THIRD ROW: David Reedy, David Powell, Bob Smith, Dale Berline, Charles Schlottog, Dean Prochaska, Ronald D. Brown. BACK ROW: Burton Tid- well, Phil Sprague, Terry Kolarik, Bob Ginn, Charles Allen, Steve Arning, Steve Volavka Kurt Neal, Steve Ferguson. gt, FRONT ROW L, to R. : Jack Crumbliss, Lyndell Smith, Leon Rinehart, Steve Taylor, Randy Ryan, Greg Wolff, Steve McGregor, Gale Wyckoff. SECOND ROW: Frank Bobek, Bill Thompson, Ronnie G. Brown, David Lungren, Stuart Subera, Dean Bruey, Jim Fuhrmann, Kirk Goff. THIRD ROW: Roger Wittum, Mike Koehler, Phil Conrady, Jim jones, Paul Dawson, Randy Kloefkorn, Dennis Petrik, E Dwaine Evans. BACK ROW: Rod Lungren, Marion Metzinger, George Petrik, Doug Volavka, Larry Mar- tin, Mr. Verl Misak, Mr. Kuehny. 73 V .3 X XX X B Xi R 3 Ni v if N N XX Qi R ' . Y Band Nleane Practice . . Precision g , aa, Q , 'f,,,a ' N 7 ,. , , 1 X fig n in .1 A 5 , i,., cgi ? . Q Q W 1, R fi fit X gp-n i X Ta ai i i X . r k P 1 i .4 , in FRONT ROW L. to R, : Steve Taylor, Margaret Vincent, Terry Henton, Donna Massengill, Carol Troutman, Myra Lebeda, Patty Shoffner, Kathi Kloefkorn, SECOND ROW: Margaret Wooderson, Leon Rinehart, Dee Ann Berline Cindy Oathout, Mary Rezac, Mickey Lucas, Sharon Martin. THIRD ROW: Burton Tidwell, Linda Knight, Paul Daw- - son, Randy Kloefkorn, Galen Williams, Kurt Neal, Dwaine Evans. l . ix 'T F V X Mx ' i I X ,Zi 3 X ,X x il- X X x Xi XX - , X M x- -' wx X. 'if of BAND COUNCIL: Cathy Navrat, lieutenant, Cindy Oatihout, lieutenant, Burton Tidwell, band Q it . 3, X captain, Ronald Judd, directorg and Paul Dawson, lieutenant. iff V Q TV' 74 W -1- Parades Performances 53, Q, FRONT ROW L. to R.: Ann Kolarik, Reva McCants, Gwen Taylor, Gayle Turner, Bryan Utterback, Charles Barnes Christy Ferguson, Ian Akers. SECOND ROW: Deanna Bruey, Jeff Oerke, Patricia Slavik, Cindi Hollis, Io Rice, Bill Thompson, Karla Brown. THIRD ROW: Doug Volavka, Dianna Knight, David Lungren, Cindy Thomas, Terre White Kr' t G ff C ' 1S a o , athy Navrat, Kathy Ferguson, Mr. Judd, director. Twirlers L. to R. : Patty Shoffner, Kathi Kloefkorn, Ann Kolarik. Drum Major: Jan Akers. 75 The Caldwell High School Band is one of the most colorful and active organizations of the school and community. Throughout the year the band participates in a great number of events. The Marching Bluejays participate in parades and other marching activities dur- ing the first two month of school. The march ers provide a half-time show at each of the home football games. The remainder of the school year is spent in preparation for concerts and the music festivals. The purpose of the band is to make better musicians, students, and citizens. Band Ensembles Promote Better Ensembles present a Varied musical experience for band members. Although they involve numberous rehearsals before and after school, the musicianship gained is entirely worth the effort. lt is through ensembles that the student learns how to play with better tone, timing, and musical quality. The ensembles were active second semester presenting programs, participating in community functions, and going to music festivals. WOODWIND FIVE I-L to R: Donna Massengill, Gayle 'Turner Burton Tidwell, Cindy Oatiiout, Cathy Navrat. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE- L to R: Ann Kolarik, Kurt Neal, jeff Oerke, Christy Ferguson, Mickey Lucas, David Lungren, Cindi Hollis. BRASS CHOIR- BACK ROW L to R: Cindi Hollis, Randy Kloefkorn Bill Thompson, Leon Rinehart, Steve Taylor, Doug Volavka, Galen Williams, Terre White. FRONT ROW: jo Rice, Sharon Martin, Bryan Utterback , Charles Barnes, Paul Dawson, Mickey Lucas, Gayle Turner, Karla Brown. 7 Y Nlusicianship ,SY V-L R, 1 B P ID , L to RC DTHHHEL Khighf, Randy Kloegjorn Miikisy 5523? Tigre mifg' Cindy Oathout, Linda Knight, Cindy Thomas, Kathi 7 ' Kloefkorn. FRONT ROW: Mary Rezac, Patricia Slavik, Margaret Wooderson, Margaret Vincent. STAGE BAND-BACK ROW L to R: Cindi Hollis, Jeff Oerke, Gayle Turner, Charles Barnes, Bryan Utterback, Io Rice, Sharon Martin, Paul Dawson, Steve Taylor, Doug Volavka, Randy Kloefkorn, Galen Williams, Terre White, Cindy Oathout. FRONT ROW: Kathi Kloefkorn, Patty Shoffner, Dee Ann Berline, Gwen Taylor, Carol Troutrnan, Jan Akers, Kathy Ferguson, Burton Tidwell. WOODWIND FIVE II-L to R: Reva McCants, Karla Brown, Krista Goff, Dianna Knight, Kathi Kloef- korn. .Majority Ot CHS Students The boys glee club at Cl-IS has the distinction of being one of the largest and best in the SKI.. Under the direction of Nlr. Judd, the boys met twice a week to rehearse a wide variety of music for enjoy- ment and performances. Among the activities for the boys are rehearsals for the annual Kay Thanksgiving service, Christmas vespers, music festivals, and the spring concert. The CHS girls glee club has a total membership of 83 which in- cludes all of the girls in high school. Under Mrs. Krenek's able direc- tion, the members prepare for Christmas vespers as well as festival participation. The spring concert is always the high point of the mu- sic year. Accompanist for the boys glee club is Burton Tidwell. Kathi Kloefkorn accompanies girls glee club. FRONT ROW L. to R.: Steve Baker, Ronald Reed, Charles Barnes, Kelly Hud- son, Craig Scribner, Bryan Utterback, Royt Reed, Jack Crumbliss, Lyndell Smith, Leon Rinehart, Steve Taylor, Randy Ryan, Greg Wolff, Gale Wyckoff, C. L. Henton. ROW 1 one -two-three me -he-wah-ha-me , Y 6 t - r it ylpf L FRONT ROW L. to R.: Reva McCants, Dee Amt Berline, Shelley Struble, Christy Ferguson, Myra Lebeda, Elaine Belmear, Debbie Crites, Patricia Slavik, Carol Troutman, Gwen Taylor, Renea Ryan, Brenda Eshelman, Kathi Kloef- korn, Joyce Baker, Janice Lawrence, Patricia Kloefl-corn, Louise Roth, Gayla Troutman, , Peggy Caster, Dianna Overall. SECOND ROW: Margaret Wooderson, Terry Henton, Becky 78 ' Ronald Judd Maxine Krenek J Participate In Glee Clubs TWO: Danny Hudson, Galen William, Keith Morrison, Steve Wilson, Doug Gracy, Jeff Shoffner, Mike Williamson, Roger Wittum, Bill Thompson, Ronald G, Brown, David Lungren, Stuart Subera, Ronnie Stiles, Dean Bruey, Kirk Goff. ROW THREE: Phil Sprague, Stan Akers, Dale Berline, Charles Schlottog, Dean Prochaska, Ronald D. Brown, Frank Bobek, Mike Koehler, Phil Conrady, Jim Jones, Randy Kloefkorn, Dennis Petrik, Dwaine Evans. BACK ROW: Y Burton Tidwell, David Powell, Charles Allen, Steve A1-ning, Steve Volavka, Kurt Neal, Steve Ferguson, Ron Lung- ren, Marion Metzinger, George Petrik, Doug Volavka, Larry Martin, M.r. Judd, director. Pie P P P P - i ' t g .. , P A , gi r:,, P ,ivy V, , . ,- P I il W f V A t , 1, N r , P f P Q 'Y ' ' P ,P , . ,,:a ' -ff' ff. - I . P P ,Par it Af' Q., R it F P , at fr- P ' a n GX . E X 1 . j W It V ,a V A , I vlgi 1 1 , In Z, YV, 1- krgxi rs, , ,-. 5- ,A . A A 1 ,X P... . Q 1: k',, Y g . Q snare L W S' Q 1 ' A -i i 5: ' T' if er A P i ' , is 5 I , r ' y I M W-, A , w lCadek, Ann Kolarik, Debbie Lebeda, Sherrana Hutsler, Margaret Vincent, Pam Coli, Vickie Glaspie, Janatha Thom as, Colette Lockhart, Donna Massengill, Helen Falkenberg, Carolyn Eckel, Sandra Sparks, Yvonne Belmear, Kathie ,Keown, Gayle Turner, Jo Rice, Paula Kern, Kathy Doty. THIRD ROW: Kathy Sparks, Mary Fortrneyer, Cristy Sav- iage, Linda Turek, Jan Akers, Karen Lacey, Mary Rezac, Norma Baker, Cindi Hollis, Debbie Nimitz, Judy Krenek, lKatl'1y Conrady, Lucinda Scribner, Kathy Kern, Karla Brown, Mickey Lucas, Bonnie Schoonover, Shelley Nulik, lTerre White, Joyce Washburn, Krista Goff, Patty Shoffner. FOURTH ROW: Dianna Knight, Debbie Helsel, Cindy lThornaS, Gayla Scribner, Patsy Volk, Debbie Beran, Debbie Kolarik, Linda Maxwell, Linda Beran, Jaretta Thomas, Cathy Navrat, Kathy Ferguson, Cindy Oathout, Deanna Bruey, Janice Jindra, Sharon Martin, Nancy Fell, Sharyn Subera, Linda Knight, Cherene Oathout. Mixed Chorus Is ... Practice The CHS Mixed Chorus has spent many hours this year getting ready for the annual Christmas Vesper Service, music festivals, and the spring concert. The group was again under the direc- tion of Maxine Krenek with Burton Tidwell serving as accompanist. An emphasis was placed on improving the chorus' ability to sight read, in prepa- ration for state music festival. Although the group was short on tenors, it proved to be the successful chorus that has become a CHS tradition. Junior-Senior Ensemble junior-Senior Ensemble Members of the junior-Senior Ensemble are BACK ROW L to R: Linda Beran, Cathy Navrat, Cindy Thomas, Terre Vvfhite, Cindi Hollis, Debbie Kolarik, Cindy Oadiout, Dianna Knight, Mary Rezac, Iaretta Thomas, Kathi Kloefkorn, jo Rice, Mickey Lucas, Norma Baker, Ioyce Baker, and Reva McCants. Mixed Chorus and Boys Glee Club accompanist Burton Tidwell pic- tured with Mrs. Krenek. Patience . . Pleasure . BACK ROW, L to R: Cindy Oathout, Jaretta Thomas, Cathy Navrat, Kathy Ferguson, Phil Sprague, Keith Mor- rison, Rod Lungren, Kurt Neal, Frank Bobek, Doug Volavka, Dianna Knight, Pat Volk, Gayla Scribner, Cindy Thomas, Linda Turek, Joyce Washburn, Mickey Lucas, Debbie Kolarik. SECOND ROW: Linda Beran, Deanna Bruey, Sharon Martin, Janice Jindra, David Powell, Galen Williams, Ronald G. Brown, Dean Prochaska, Mike Koehler, Randy Kloefkom, Dale Berline, Jan Akers, Linda Knight, Karla Brown, Bonnie Schoonover, Shelley Nulik, Ann Kolarik. THIRD ROW: Linda Maxwell, Lucinda Scribner, Mary Rezac, Jo Rice, Danny Hudson, Charles Barnes, Bryan Utterback, Burton Tidwell, Bill Thompson, David Lungren, Dean Bruey, Randy Ryan, Terre White, Cindi Hollis, Reva McCants,' Yvonne Belmear, Janatha Thomas. FRONT ROW: Kathi Kloefkorn, Colette Lockhart, Norma Baker, Gwen Taylor, Kelly Hudson, Craig Scribner, Jack Crumbliss, Leon Rinehart, Greg Wolff, C. L.' Henton, Cristy Savage, Vickie Claspie, Joyce Baker, Terry Henton, Gayle Turner. Freshmen-Sophomore Ensemble Members of the Freshman-Sophomore Ensemble are BACK ROW L to R: Sharon Martin, Lucinda Scribner, Cristy Savage, Deanna Bruey, Ann Kolairik, 'Karla Brown, Shelley Nulik, Janice Jindra, Bonnie Schoonover, Gwen Taylor, Joyce Washburn, Janatha Thom- as, Colette Lockhart, Gayle Turner, Terry Henton, and Yvonne Belmear. i-J Girls Glee Club accompanist Kathi Kloefkorn and Mrs. Krenek. 1. Homecoming Is . .. Football . l Q The 1968 Caldwell High School Homecoming, Bluejay Olympics, officially began with the reg- istration of alumni Friday afternoon in the main hall. Mrs. Sy Bradfield, alumni president, presided at the afternoon session. Alumni showed their school spirit by purchasing mums from the Kayettes. After the alumni were welcomed by Supt. Don Goff, the junior-Senior Ensemble sang Smile Darn Ya Smile and Moments to Remember. The alumni joined the girls in singing the school song. The seniors were invited to come to the Friday afternoon session which was highlighted by a Laugh, ln prepared and presented by 20 members of the class of 1953. After school was dismissed the floats were paraded f '7 if E 2' L4 , S' 'Kr jk wg - f se down Main Street following the high school Marching Bluejays. The queen candidates--Louise Roth, Mary Rezac, Bonnie Schoonover, Patty Shoffner, Christy Ferguson, and Mary Fortmeyer--waved to the crowd from convertibles. Members of the Pep Club snaked their way down Main Street and concluded the parade with a pep rally. The Bluejays met the Harper Bearcats in the Home- coming foootball game with the Bearcats spoiling the Jays' Homecoming by a 32-O defeat. Following the game the students and their guests enjoyed an After-the-game-dance in the grade school gymnasium. Student Council sponsored the highly successful dance. 1 l l A gni ,2', . 5 sk T ,. K' 1 if 5 n 1- - .en,, in ,Q A H V Mx K M -.1 Q, MX., .r,,. saggy . , Q ,r f ,, k as W wk! ' .ar -W an - , z . '- 5 91,17 ' . , J Q fiitlff' T F a if as 'M Q - 5 i ' iit. if 82 M XS-...I Misfits w ef A-,,...--..,,,,,.,i ,,.,.o-- ,-0- !.-.- Queens. . Floats . .. Band. mf ,, 9' me P3 , ' , A .of rf 1. W, , . Xt ill? 'L H' ' ,-if? A 5 AM if I ij' ii. 5 I 5 1 2 P ti.: , 1? f, f , ,- , .em '- s. ' .I whisk. sv- ' , . -- A Kr 'NM 1 me ff a Q 1 7 4 ', A r . ' ,. ., 1 . V . - rf. , F A AL 44.23, :1 9 '6i g X' 9' his H Seniors First Place Float in Gold Medal Winner juniors Second Place Float Torch of Victory e t i as e I .4 fy eff' of if y as. 9 I Q , It Q of x N s owl A 'f Y, ',.5?i22ffgf4- NJ , I 1- V lil'- 9ftQ7e. 512- X i' 'V .1 V N Sophomores Third Place Float Freshmen Fourth Place Float Sno Um Under Victory Rings W: ft .iw ft, Av L, .mp A ,L S' Q eeeee A '55 f iwygivr' fl' W? 5 'FS ,K . Nr 5. A z 3 If f 'J it 5 VN- 'lunar '4-43 Queen Attendants Louise Roth Bonnie Patty Schoonover Sho ffner WE Xa Homecoming Mary Rezac Kirk Goff Louise Roth Mike Williamson Patty Shoffner Frank Bobek 84 Bonnie Schoonover Steve Wilson Christy Ferguson Phil Sprague 5 Q: 'gifs 4 x Mary Mary Christy Fortmeyer Rezac Ferguson Royalty Roy Reed Mary Fortmeyer Keith Morrison Queen Ma ry Mary Fortmeyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fortmeyer, was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1968 in pre-game ceremonies before the Harper-Caldwell football game. Mary, a senior, was crowned by football co-captains Roy Reed and Keith Morrison. As the queen candidates approached the field for the crowning ceremonies, the band played Love ls Blue. The queen candidates were escorted to the field by the senior football players. The band and pep club mem- bers formed a crown on the field for the ceremonies. After the crowning and the traditional kiss, the band serenaded Queen Mary by playing Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. ssl 1 K x .. J :gig 2225315 , ff ,fm 4 sw? -V S5 Q . Vk,., V ww nf' W , A Ev 1 ,Af ffl? Q. 3- 5 52 ,W . , , PAL i '- -aff: ,K K-K Y. -an '36 3.19 X Y un Y .gb ,Y I yew. X 1 wel Roman Holiday The '68 Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet are events the Class of '69 will never forget, Many hours were spent in getting the murals drawn, the pillars constructed, harvesting vines to use for wall decorations, making grapes out of balloons, and numerous other little jobs, not to mention constructing a working fountain. Roy Reed and Donna Massengill reigned as King and Queen over the Prom and Banquet. B' S f Scenes from Roman Holiday -1968 Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. . --ffl -4a ' Once Upon A Time. T, rf' T pf M WQH ., ggnm , gkwhvm .V,, HF., ,p ,yn 4 1 , ,dk I L, V E n g' J I .K gg- -5 1, ,lf c T fi 1 ' , T ' ' . , A ' ,. Lfym ' .V it g , A V4 Q , L ' , I t K V37 fl D5 7 I 53 it D. I V1 1 N LVQV E T if f I if 1 Lf 1 iti l kkk , ,,,- f O ' A P i5LZ 'L i T, A . 7, A' J -w a - 4' if X 5 Q ,ki I 'I bf, ,L,, - I r :Zi ,A 1 M f -.am i T 1 L 2 p 5-i i. ,T ,S :l' Q, , is fi ,aff T f is ' O it ,,g,'g'5 .1 -gf, Z' V- :Q ' -. ' 91 V xi i c A ,I N i . a ' 3 'i A, p A N When the school bell rang in Sept. l957, A ' . b,V 'L' 39 eager children raced to find the desk , t -' that would he his very own! Of these 39 av A , :Si t ,fy mf- first graders, l8 have continued their educa- L. :2' 9 :: ' tion at Caldwell. Pictured top row QL to RJ , , is VV - . V V - All- are Frank Bobek, Ronnie C. Brown, lack - A 'T fl g V Cowell, Danny Hudson, Kathi Kloefkorn, 4, , 3 Q. Dianna Knight, Ronald Koehn, Debbie '2 ' -' ' 1 Kolarik, Janice Lawrence. Reva McCants, David Powell, Cayla Scribner, Phil Sprague, Cindy Thomas, jaretta Thomas Rnrton Tidwell, Carold And They Lived Happily Ever-After TWELVEYEAR CLUB BACK ROW L to R : Mike Williamson, Ronald Koehn, Jack Cowell, Frank Bobek, Phil Sprague. SECOND ROW: Burton Tidwell, Dianna Knight, Cindy Thomas, Gayla Scribner, David Powell. FRONT ROW: jaretta Thomas, Debbie Kolarik, Reva McCants, Kathi Kloeflcorn, Danny Hudson, and Ronnie G, Brown. Not pictured: Garold Volavka and Janice Lawrence. 5 mn 1 S ' M x indi i .sf gil Q M l r Staff Encounters Problems . . Problems . SEATED L to R: Gayla Scribner, jaretta Thomas, Burton Tidwell, Helen Falkenberg, Debbie Kolarik. STAND- ING: Kathi Kloefkorn, Louise Roth, Janice Lawrence, Reva McCants, Sandra Sparks, Mrs. Reeder, Kathy Con- rady. THE JAY JOURNAL Whether it was copy on Thursday for Monday or on Monday for Thursday, tha jay journal staff always pulled through! ! The staff began working under the direction of Mrs. Walter Reeder at the first of September and put their first issue out on September 3. At the end of the l968-69 school year, they had put out 74 issues of the lay journal. A special thanks goes to Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Stiles for all the help and cooperation they gave the staff. JAY JOURNAL CO-EDITORS Louise Roth and Kathi Kloefkorn ifxlbwti mom 'xii lfS'iM' f 'K THE 1969 BLUEJAY Problems, problems, problems, but fun! ! ! The 1968-69 journalism class worked hard to prepare an- other successful Bluejay yearbook. Co-editors of the 1969 annual were jaretta Thomas and Burton Tidwell. This year's annual is a treasure book loaded with memories of this year's school life. An effort was made to present an annual that is truly representative of life at CHS. The staff dedicates this yearbook to the enjoyment of all who are a part of USD 360 and hopes that it will bring back memories for years to come. BLUEIAY CO-EDITORS Iaretta Thomas and Burton Tidwell i U Senior Activities JAN AKERS: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-25 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Drum Major Camp 35 Drum Major 45 Stage Band 1-2-3-45 State Music Festival Solo 1-25 Sax Choir 2-3-45 Woodwind Choir 2-3-45 Student Council 2-3-45 Stuco Vice- President 35 Stuco President.45 Stuco Workshop 45 FHA 1-2-3-45 FHA State Meeting 15 FHA Cabinet 15 Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Kayette Cabinet 25 Pep Club 1-2- 3-45 Annual Queen Candidate 1. FRANK BOBEK: Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 15 Boys Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Vocal Ensemble 2-35 Student Council 45 St'uco'Workshop 45 Kays 1-2-3-45 Kay Regional Conference 45 Kay Cabi- net 45 ciess Officer 45 Jr-sr Play 35 12 Year Qlub-.. RONNIE G. BROWN: Football 1-25 Baslgeiiiiill 162-35-42' Tract 1-25 Boys Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Clforal Club 15 A Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Kays 1-2-3-45 Kay -Regional A Conference 45 Kay Cabinet 45 jr-Sr Play 35 12 Year .Q Club. I M-5 -tg., . .5 ,egg r 5 '- -R . ,. . . il-'iiii KATHY CONRADY: Girls Glee Clubj!?5'2'-3-45'fQQoral Club 1-2, Student ceuneii 3-455FHA 1-2-345'FHA Cabinet 45 Kayettes 1-2-35 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 lay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. PHILLIP CONRADY: Basketball 15 Tract 15 Boys Gleeg Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-25'Student Council 2-35 Kays 1-2-3-45 Annual King Candidate 1. JACK COWELL: Football 15 Basketball 1-2-35 Kays 1- 2-3512 Year Club. BRENDA ESHELMANr Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-25 FHA 1-2-3-45 Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Kayette Cabinet 45 Pep Club 1-2-3-4. DWAINE EVANS: Boys Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-2-35 Band 1-2-3-45Kays1-2-3-4. HELEN FALKENBERG: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-25 FHA 1-2-3-45 Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 lay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. KATHY FERGUSON: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-25 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Stage Band 1-2-3-45 Sax Choir 1-2-3-45Woodwin:l Choir 25 FHA 1-2-3-45 FHA State Meeting 1-25 FHA Cabinet 3-45 FHA President 45 Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Kayette Cabinet 25 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Homecoming Queen 35 Class Officer 1. MARY FORTMEYER: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-25 Mixed Chorus 35 FHA 1 -2-3-45 Kay- ettes 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Pep Club Cabinet 2-3-45 Cheerleader 2-3-45 Cheerleading Camp 2-3-45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 15 Homecoming Queen 45 lr-Sr Play 4. 92 KIRK GOFF: Transfer 25 Football 2-3-45 Track 245 Boys Glee Club 2-3-45 Choral Club 2-35 Band 2-35 Kays 2-3-45 Kay Regional Conference 35 Kay Cabinet 3. DANNY HUDSON: Basketball 1 -2-3-45 Tract 1 -2-3-45 Boys Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-35 Vocal Ensemble 35 Band 1-2-35 Stage Band 15 Brass Choir 1- 25 Brass Sextet 1-25 Stuco 15 Kays 1-2-3-45 Kay Regional Conference 2-3-45 Kay Cabinet 35112 -Sr. Play 45 12 Year Club. KATHI KLOEFKORN: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Girls Glee Club Accompanist 2-3 -45 Choral Club Accom- panist 15 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Vocal Ensemble 2-3- 45 Bandi-2-3-45: if irler 45 Stage Band 1-2-3-45 Clarinet Choir 1-2,-f A 5 Woodwind Five 1-45 Wood- Lfxgwind Choir 2-3-45 State Music Festival Solo 1-2-3-45 Band Librarian 35 FHA 1-2-3 -45 FHA State Meeting 25 Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Kayette Regional Conference 3-45 Kayette Cabinet 2-3-45 Kayette President 45 Pep Club 1-243-45112-Sr. Play 3-45 lay Journal Staff 45 Jay Journal Editor 45 Yearbook Staff 45 12 Year Club. 3 ' FTA KNIGHT: cms ciee ciub 1-2-3-4, cherei 5 ub 15.-Mixed-Chorus 2-3-45 Vocal Ensemble 45 Band 1-2-3-45 Woodwind Quartet 15 Woodwind Choir 1-2- 3-45 Clarinet Choir 3-45 Woodwind Five 45 FHA 1-2- 3-45 FHA State Meeting 3-45 FHA Cabinet 45 Kay- ettes 1-2-3-45 Kayette Cabinet 35 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 jr. -Sr. Play 45 Class Officer 35 12 Year Club. RONALD KOEHN: Boys Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Kays 35 124Year Club. DEBBIE KOLARIK: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3 -45 Choral Club 15 Mixed'Chorus 2-3-45 Vocal Ensemble 45 Band 15 FHA 1-2-3f?45,FHA State Meeting 35 FHA Cabinet 3-45 Kayettes I'-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Jr. -Sr. Play 3-45 lay Journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 12 Year Club. JUDY KRENEK: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-25 Band 1-25 Woodwind Trio 15 Woodwind Choir 25 FHA 1-2-3-45 FHA Cabinet 45 Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 2. IANICE LAWRENCE: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-25 Band 15 Woodwind Trio 15 FHA 1-25 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 lay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 12 Year Club. DONNA MASSENGILL: Transfer 25 Girls Glee Club 2- 3-45 Band 2-3 -45 Woodwind Five 45 Band Council 45 Kayettes 2-3-45 Kayette Cabinet 45 Pep Club 2-3-45 Pep Club Cabinet 35 Annual Queen Candidate 25 Prom Queen 35 Class Officer 4. REVA MCCANTS: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Vocal Ensemble 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Flute Trio 15 Woodwind Choir 2-3-45 Woodwind Five 45 State Music Festival Solo 3-45 FHA 1-2-3-45 Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Year- book Staff 45 jay Journal Staff 45 12 Year Club. KEITH MORRISON: Transfer 35 Football 3-45 Basket- ball 3-45 Track 3-45 Boys Glee Club 3-45 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Band 35 Stage Band 35 Brass Ensemble 35 Kays 3-45 Kay Regional Conference 45 Kay Cabinet 45 Annual King Candidate 35 Class Officer 3-45 Class President 45112 -Sr. Play 3-4. CATHY NAVRAT: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Vocal Ensemble 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3- 45 Twirler 2-35 Twirler Camp 2-35 Woodwind Five 2- 3-45 Clarinet Quartet 15 Clarinet Choir 15 Woodwind Choir 2-3-45 Band Council 45 Stuco 35 FHA 2-3-45 Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Kayette Regional Conference 35 Kayette Cabinet 2-35 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Pep Club Cabinet 45 Cheerleader 45 Cheerleading Camp 45 Jr. -Sr. Play 35 Class Officer 15 Class President 3. DAVID POWELL: Boys Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Kays 1-2-3-45 12 Year Club. KEITH PUCKETT: Tract 2. ROY REED: Football 1 -2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-35 Tract 1-2-3-45 Boys Glee Club 45 Kays 1-2-3-45 Kay President 45 Kay Regional Conference 2-3-45 Annual King Candidate 15 Prom King 3. DAVID REEDY: Football 15 Boys Glee Club 1-2-35 Kays 1-2-3-4. IO RICE: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1- 2-3-45 Vocal Ensemble 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Twirler 2-35 Twirler Camp 2-35 Stage Band 15 Brass Choir 1-2-45 FHA 15 Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Pep Club Cabinet 2-3-45 Cheerleader 45 Cheerleading Camp 4. LOUISE ROTH: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-25 FHA 1-2-3-4, FHA cabinet 4, Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Ir. -Sr. Play 45 lay journal Staff 45 jay journal Editor 45 Yearbook Staff 4. GAYLA SCRIBNER : Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-25 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Band 1-25 Flute Trio 15 Woodwind Choir 25 Student Council 25 FHA 1-2-3-45 FHA Cabinet 25 Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Kayette Cabinet 45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Pep Club Cabinet 35 Cheerleader 35 Cheerleading Camp 35 Annual Queen Candidate 35 Class Officer 2-45 lay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4512 Year Club. KATHY SPARKS: Girls Glee Club 1-2-45 Choral Club 1-25 Band 15 Woodwind Ensemble 15 FHA 1-25 Kay- ettes 3-45 Pep Club 1-2-4. SANDRA SPARKS: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-25 Band 15 Woodwind Ensemble 15 FHA 1-2- 3-45 Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 jr. -Sr. Play 35 Jay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. PHIL SPRAGUE: Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 15 Tract 1-2-3-45 Honorable Mention All SKL Offense and Defense 45 Boys Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Band 15 Kays 1-2-3-45 Kay Regional Conference 2-3-45 Kay Cabinet 35 Ir. -Sr. Play 45 Class President 15 12 Year Club. BURTON TIDWELL: Football Trainer 1-2-35 Basket- ball Trainer 1-25 Track Trainer 1-25 Boys Glee Club Accompanist 1-2-3 -45 Choral Club Accompanist 25 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Mixed Chorus Accompanist 3-45 Vocal Ensemble Accompanist 2-35 Band 1-2-3-45 Stage Band 2-3-45 Band Librarian 25 Band Captain 45 Band Council 1-45 Woodwind Five 1-2-3-45 Wood- wind Choir 25 Sax Five 35 Kays 1-2-3-45 jr. -Sr. Play Assistant Director 3-45 Class President 25 jay Journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Yearbook Editor 45 12 Year Club. CINDY THOMAS: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Vocal Ensemble 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3- 45 Twirler 2-35 Twirler Camp 2-35 Clarinet Choir 1- 2-3-45 Woodwind Choir 2-3-45 Student Council 1-2- 35 Stuco Workshop 35 Stuco Officer 35 FHA 1-2-3-45 FHA State Meeting 15 Kayettes 1-2-3 -45 Kayette Cabinet 25 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Pep Club Cabinet 45 Cheerleader 45 Cheerleading Camp 45 Class Officer 1-2512 Year Club. JARETTA TI-lOMAS:Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Vocal Ensemble 45 FHA 2-3-45 FHA State Meeting 2-35 FHA Cabinet 3-45 Pep Club 1-2- 3-45112-Sr. Play 3-45 jay journal Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Yearbook Editor 45 12 Year Club. GAROLD VOLAVKA: Football 15 Boys Glee Club 2-35 Choral Club 2-35 Kays 1-2-3-45 12 Year Club. PATTI WILLIAMS: Girls Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 1-25 Band 1-2-35 Twirler 2-35 Twirler Camp 35 Stage Band 15 Percussion Ensemble 1-2-35 FHA 15 Kayettes 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Class Officer 2-3. MIKE WILLIAMSON: Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1- 2-35 Tract 1-2-3-45 Honorable Mention All SKL Offense and Defense 45 Boys Glee Club 15 Choral Club 15 Student Council 45 Kays 1-2-3-45 Kay Regional Conference 3-45 Kay Cabinet 45112 -Sr. Play 45 12 Year Club. STEVE WILSON: Transfer 35 Football 3-45 Basketball 3-45 Tract 35 Boys Glee Club 45 Kays 3-45 Kay Regional Conference 45 Kay Cabinet 4. CHERYL GINN WOODERSON: Girls Glee Club 1-2-35 Mixed Chorus 1-2-35 Vocal Ensemble 2-35 Band 1-2- 35 Twirler 35 Twirler Camp 35 Woodwind Ensemble 15 Brass Choir 2-35 Woodwind Choir 2-35 Band Council 2-35 FHA 1-25 FHA Cabinet 25 Kayettes 1-2-35 Pep Club 1-2-35 Pep Club Cabinet 3. ' 93 Silver Star Boosters ANDREWS-BEHAM MOTORS ANTRIM LUMBER if it BARNES SHOE REPAIR BI-STATE DRIVE-IN BRADLEYIS REDWOOD STUDIO BROWNIS MOBIL SERVICE CALDWELL BOWL INC. CALDWELL DRY CLEANERS CALDWELL ELEVATOR COQINC. CALDWELL FLORAL at GIFTS CALDWELL FLOWER SHOP 1' CALDWELL MESSENGER CALDWELL SALESCO. CHAT ,N CURL BEAUTY SALON 14 South Main CITY PLUMBING AND HARDWARE CLASS OF 1969 DAIRY QUEEN Ben SL Lois Beran DAVIS HARDWARE DETRICK'S FOODS DR. I E TURNER DRURY GROCERY Cecil 8L Maxine Mitchell FAMILY DRIVE-IN Dale 8L Nadine Shoffner FASHION FLAIR BEAUTY SALON HUB FOOD HARRY JENISTA L.P. GAS INC. IDA MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP IKE'S AUTO SALVAGE KANSAS-OKLAHOMA AUTO SUPPLY KENNY'S GARAGE - GENERAL REPAIR KING DRESS SHOP KOLARIK AND HUDSON SEED FARMS Mr. 8L Mrs. Lawrence Kolarik MAHLON C. RECK CONSTRUCTION CO. Gerrgvgqal Contractor we ,sz INC. MARJORIE'S BAKE SHOP Doughnuts, Bread, and Pastries I MR. 81. MRS. JIM LEACHMAN MR. 8qMRS. LEO ROTH NISPEL FURNITURE OVERMAN ELECTRIC P.W. CSYEJ BRADFIELD I RIGSBY DRUG SHOFFNERMOLTOR at IMPLEMENT CO. STAR .BARBER SHOP STRUB LE BLACKSMITH at WELDING TEAGUE,S DEPT. STORE TRAIL DRIVE INN UTTERBACK LAUNDRY Glynn 8L Bernadine Utterback WALTERIS RADIO 8a TELEVISION WISE JEWELRY Gold StarBoosters ALVIN J ENISTA INDIAN HILL - SCOTCH SHORTHORNS Heating, Air Conditioning, L.P. Gas Albin Kolarik CALDWELL FERTILIZER COMPANY J ACK,S LOCKER SERVICE 8: APPLIANCES ' Neal Hess - Leon Wyckoff KANSAS DRY GOODS CALDWELL STATE BANK KLOEFKORN CHEVROLET CHARLES IGA FOODLINER L 8a L ELECTRIC CORBIN LP GAS - CORBIN LUMBER Orville Ginn . MURRISON OIL CO. Mrs. Gladys Murrison CORBIN OIL COMPANY A Robert Rice OKLAHOMA TIRE 8a SUPPLY CRAIG'S CAFE ENTERPRISES INC. SCHAEFFER,S MORTUARY CRUTHIRD'S REXALL DRUG SCRIB'S FERTILIZER CUNNINGHAM CHAMPLIN SERVICE STOCK EXCHANGE BANK Mr. 8a Mrs. Leonard Cunningham - TEETER OIL CO. FARMERS COOPERATIVE GRAIN COMPANY THE GEO. K. REEDER AGENCY GLENN JOHNSON INS. AGENCY WESTERN POWER DIVISION OF GOLDEN -K SEED FARM Mr. 8a Mrs. Max Kolarik CENTRAL TELEPHONE 8a UTILITIES CORP Graduation Is . The C1ass of '69 will soon be forgotten Words to most people but to the seniors these are words that will mean memories throughout the years. . . memories with which we will begin the journey toward our future life. Throughout these four years of high school, we have experi- enced joy and sorrow, laughter and tears, and the realization that the year 1969 will be a turning point in our lives. To the future seniors at Caldwell High School, We say Good Luck and leave with the hope that your four years of high school will hold as many memories as we, the seniors of '69, cherish. 'WW DWF 05gzfQ9q'7Q2mf,'yNJ fwzcmmpf 'MAWWAEYWWWW 25 . 'f ZMWW fwiffsffiwfw QQ C WZ MA WQVWWWWWMFJ Jim! ,V