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

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Seniors - Class of '72 We, the class of '72, were among the most active students at C. H. S. this school year, serving as leaders for the school's many varied activities. Although many feel that graduation is a time of joy, it's difficult to ignore the memories that are left with us. . . The program known as student aides was enlarged this year with students earning credit and receiving a grade for their services. . . Released time went into effect again with most seniors qualifying. . . Films took on new meaning as the seniors in English 12 struggled to get scenes on film depicting Hap- pines Is. . . and Signs , . .An atmosphere of pride was prevelant as the football team added the needed spark and flamed into a victorious homecoming game. . . Classrooms took on a new look as furniture in brilliant colors replaced squeaking ancient desks and chairs. . . The weekly school paper, the BLUEPRINT, became a source of pride to the seniors editing and publishin it Mr Houlden C ' g . . . . , .I-LS. snew princi- pal, generated a new spirit of cooperation among faculty and students . . . Students became involved in making this year, the school year of '71-'72, the best year of them all. ELAINE BELMEAR DEE BER-LINE KARLA BROWN KENT ATKINSON DEBBIE BERAN JA CK CRUMBLISS

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I KATHY DOTY NANCY FELL IM FUHRMANN KRISTA GOFF CHRISTY FERGUSON DOUG GRACY Vice President Fm KELLY HUDSON C.L. HENTON Stuco Representative CECIL JANNEY