Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

The Days That Make Us Happy Foreword Contents The pages in this book tell the story of life at C. H. S. They tell of the days when friends meet and go to activities together and of the days when students emerge from the classrooms, bursting with the knowledge they have learned. By glancing through these pages you will lea rn how the days that make us happy make us wise. Administration Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Clubs Sports Student Life Junior High ADMINISTRATION AND __________ The Concordia Board of Educa- tion in 1931 provided for the in- scription of the following state- ments over the north and south doors to our high school building: To Per- petuate Learning For Our Children and The Days That Make Us Happy Make Us Wise. These concepts are as true today as they were in 1931. Each student who attends Concordia Senior High School has unlimited opportunity to achieve these goals if he or she only desires. 1 wish tocompliment the Hurkaru Staff and sponsor for the remarkable job of capturing and preserving for posterity many of the activities of the 1966-67 school year. It is further de- sired to express good fortune to all Concordia students in their quest for knowledge, continuing education, and happiness. Harold M. Clark Clark And Musick Head Administration It is a pleasure to be back in Con- cordia High as a part of the Panther aggregation. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you Panthers and the staff members for your coopera- tion in making this a successful home- coming year. I am looking forward to an even greater year for the Panthers in 1967-68. You students have a great life ahead of you if you prepare for it now. Yours is the Space Age. It is the era o f new frontiers with un - limited horizons. It will be what you are prepared to ma ke it. A secon- dary education today is not enough for you to meet the needs of tomorrow. So do your best to become educated and effective participants for the world of tomorrow. Today will be yesterday tomorrow, so don't wait-- start now. Donald Musick Board Of Education Strives For Better School System THE BOARD OF EDUCATION--Martha Fyfe, clerk; Harold Clark; Boyd Lewis; E. W. Larson, President; Celeste McComas; George Ganstrom; John Herbin; and Don Hutchison. The Board of Education is in its first year as head of the new Unified School District 333. They also serve as the board for the Cloud County Community Junior College. The board spends many hours striving to improve the school system and their work is greatly appreci- ated by the teachers and students. Two New Positions Filled At C.H.S. Mr. Koehn is filling a new position at C.H.S. This position is the assistant superintendent. Mr. Koehn works with Mr. Clark checking the constructive and the extra-curricular activities of all of the schools in Unified District 333. He also takes care of the Federal Aid Programs. Mr. Koehn graduated from an Oklahoma high school. Previous to recieving his masters degree from Wich- ita, Mr. Koehn had some undergraduate work at Bethel College. Coming into our school system this year, occupying a new position is Mr. Willis. This new position is the school psychologist who helps the teachers to better understand the students. Mr. Willis also tests, pro- vides special education, guiding and counseling, mental hygiene, and community service. Besides working at CHS, Mr. Willis also works at the other schools in the Unified District. Mr. Willis has had previous experience at CHS. He attended CHS and graduated in 1961. He later grad- uated from Fort Hays State Teachers College. Miss Martha Fyfe is the secretary of Mr. Clark and also the clerk of the Board of Education. One of her many duties is to make out the teachers checks at the end of the month. Mrs. Mildred McFall is the Board of Education Secretary. Besides various other responsibilities, she keeps the books for die Board of Education. Mrs. Vera Campbell has many jobs as secretary at C. H. S. A few of the many things that keep her busy are signing excuses, answering the phone, typing the daily bulletin, and counting the lunch money. As school nurse, Mrs. Stortz keeps busy seeing to the well being of students. She also serves as school nurse at James- town this year. Faculty Inspire Students MARTHA BRYANT B. S. Central State Teachers College, Missouri. Basic Eng- lish IX, X, XI. JOHN DAHLSTEN M. S. Kansas State U. Guid- ance-Concorida and James- town. HERSCHEL BETTS M. A. Colorado State College of Education. Directorof Acti- vities, Bookkeeping, Head Coach Football G Track. THOMAS G. BUNKER B. M. E. Fort Hays, Band-Sixth grade, Stage Band, High School Band, Asst. Jr. High Band. CARMAN DAVIS M. S. Emporia State, Spanish, Spanish Club BARBARA BOYD B. S. Kansas State U., Home- making I and II. ALICE CORY Degree from Fort Hays, Em- poria State, Colo. University. Librarian. JOHN F. DAVIS M. S. Emporia State, Mathe- matics and Photography. LEE W. DOYEN M. S. Colorado State. Voca- tional Agriculture FFA. PATRICIA DWERLKOTTE B. S. Kansas State U. Home- making I CII, Home Manage- ment, Family Living, FHA CLYDE L. FITCH M.S. Emporia State, Psy- chology, Business Law, Soci- ology, Economics. MARVIN DUNLAP A. B. Fort Hays. American Government, Civics, World Geography, Student Council FTA. ROBERT ENSIGN B. M. E. University of Wichita, Instrumental Music, Elem. Jr. High, Sr. High. GWENDOLYN FLETCHER A. B. College of Emporia, Eng- lish XI, English XII. FORD FARBER M.S. Fort Hays, Mechanical Drawing I G II, Asst. Coach Football, Basketball, G Track. JAMES FLUMMERFELT M. S. Fort Hays, Industrial Arts Ten New Teachers Join CHS Staff C. C. FREEMAN A. B. Fort Hays, State, Woodwork 1, 2, 3. Eighth Grade Shop. LOUIS R. FROHARDT B. S. E. Emporia State, American His- tory, World History, Coach Fr. Football, Assistant Track. CAROL G. GOODWIN Kansas Wesleyan U. B. A., University of Kansas, M. M. E., Am. History, An- thropology, Student Council. STEPHEN L. CREENMEYER B. S. E. Emporia State, General Math, Algebra, Math Eighth Grade, Assistant Jr. High Football G Track. JUDITH A. HARTSHORN B. S. Kansas State College of Pittsburg; Phys. Ed. 7, 8; Phys. Ed. GHealth 9; Pep Club Jr. G Sr. High. GEORGE HENRY M. S., Wyoming University Ph ys i c s, Physical Science. CHARLES HERMAN M. S. Kansas State University, Science 7, 8, 9; Health 7. RONALD HOSIE B. S. Fort Hays State, Art 7, 8; Art I, II, III; Crafts; Aesthetics Club, Jr. Class. EUGENE LEON B. S., Bethany College, Lindsborg. Biology. ERNEST MI RESELL M. S. Kansas University. Math. EVERETT MILLER M. M. E. , University of Idaho. Funda- mentals of Music, History and Harmony, A Cappella Boys Glee, Girls Glee, CHS Singers, Girls Ensemble, Orchestra. KENT NOLAND Fort Hays State College. Spanish I, II. G III, Spanish Club. DARLENE PEARSON B. S. Emporia State C o 11 e g e . English X G XI, Kayettes. ANILAURA PECK M.A. Colorado State College. Sec- retarial Procedures, Shorthand. JANICE PERKINS B. S. Emporia State College. French, English, Pep Club, Kayettes ROBERT E. REYNOLDS B. S. Emporia State College. Chemistry. SISTER JOHN PAUL Marymount College, Latin I. VERLYN TRUEBLOOD Emporia State, D. E. ; Market- ing I G II; D. E.-O. E. Lab; D. E. Coordinator. LARRY WERHAN M. S. Fort Hays, Phys. Ed. and Health; Head Basketball and Golf Coach. CLARK L. TALLEY B. S. E. Emporia State, English 9, 1 0 ; Journalism, Yearbook. A. G. VAN KOTTEN B. S., Fort Hays; Emporia State, Grad. Work, Director of Guid- ance Services. ART WILLANS B. S. E. Emporia State, Speech, Debate, Dramatics, Forensics. SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS President, DAVE HANSON Vice-President, TOM CLARK Secretary, BRUCE YARNELL Treasurer, JIM BECKMAN Seniors JANICE ALLEN JOLENE ANDERSON CLAUDIA BAILEY DENNIS BALL LARRY BLOCHLINGER LAURA BORSDORF MIKE BROOKS JENNIE BROWNELL KAY BURNELL BOB BURNS BRENDA BUDDEN DEBBIE CAW SUSAN CEDER SHARON COKER MAE COPPLE SHERYL CURRIE Today They Follow LINDA GRUBER GILBERT HALE RICHARD HARTLEY I SHIRLEY HELTON DAVID HILL NANCY HUMES Tomorrow They Lead PHIL HUSCHER KARL JOHNSON KENT JOHNSON RON JOLER MIKE KASL BRENDA KEARN GINNI LARSON SAM LEWIS JOHN LUECKE ROBERT «EARN JIM KENNEDY BILL KINDLE LYNETTE LARKINS BUFORD KITTERMAN PENNY LARSON JOHN LA MAN MIKE LARSON Senior foreign exchange student, Goran Lundberg, from Nassjo, Sweden. GORAN LUNDBERC SUZANNE MCCOMAS BILL MASON JANICE OSTROM CONNIE PECK NORRIS POULSON JIM REEVES GLENE OWEN DEBBIE PLOWMAN LYLE POUNDS SHERRY REEVES RON PAYTON PAUL POST RICK RADCLIFF BECKY REEVES DANNY RYSER TOM SHARP SUSIE SMITH RICHARD SWENSON STEPHEN SCHMIDT CHARLES SJOGREN EDWARD STAHLMAN CHARLES SWITZER STEVE SCHMITZ RON SMITH CAROLYN STRAIT GREG THOMAN Seniors Depart PAM THOMPSON STEVE THOMPSON SHARON THRASH GREG TRACY LARRY TREMBLE BRUCE TROST Jim Beckman and Kent Johnson advanced to the finals of the National Merit Scholarship tests. JOYCE BRAKE Senior girls Ginni Larson, Jennie Brownell, KayMinard, Becky Reeves, and Susie Smith were honored by being chosen Football Homecoming Queen candidates. Senior Records JANICE ALLEN Pep Club 4 years; Kay- ettes 4 years; Panther Staff, Adver- tising Manager 1 year; Pep Band 1 year; Jr. Play Crew; Music, Girls Glee 4 years; Art Club 1 year. JOLENE ANDERSON Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 3 years; Jr. Play Crew; A Cappella 2 years; Girls Glee 3 years; Girls Ensemble 1 year; Mix- ed Chorus 1 year; Art Club 1 year. CLAUDIA BAILEY Pep C 1 u b 4 years; Kayettes 3 years; FHA 1 year;B.E. C.K. 1 year; All School Play, Stage Manager 1 year;Future NursesClub, Secretary 1 year. JAMES BECKMAN Plays, Jr. Play Crew 3 years, All-S chool Play Crew 2 years; Class Officer, Treasurer 2 years; A Cappella 4 years, Boys Glee 4 years, Mixed Ensemble 2 years, Boys Octet 1 year; S F 2 years; Spanish Club 1 year. LARRY BLOCKLINGER C-Club 1 year; FFA 4 years, Treasurer 1 year; Football 2 years; Track 1 year; Wrestling 2 years. LAURA BORSDORF Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 4 years; FHA 4 years, Secretary 1 year; Hurkaru, Busi- ness Staff 1 year; Panther Staff 1 year; Band 4 years; Dance Band 3 years; Pep Band 4 years; Track 1 year; Music, A Cappella 2 years, Girls Glee 3 years; Woodwind En- semble 2 years; Brass Choir 2 years. JOYCE BRAKE Jr. All School Play Crew 1 year; Music, Girls Glee 1 year; Transfer Student. MIKE BROOKS C-Club 2 years; Key Club 2 years, Vice President lyear, Advisor 1 year; Jr. Play Crew 1 year; Operators Club 2 years; Foot- ball 3 years; Basketball 1 year; Track 2 years; Wrestling 1 year. JENNIE BROWNELL Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 4 years; Hurkaru, Busi- ness Staff 1 year; School Council, Representative 1 year; Cheerleader 1 year; Band 3 years; Homecoming Attendent 1 year; Panther Staff 1 year; Twirlers, Squad 2 years, Solo 1 year; Girls Glee 2 years. KAY BRUNELL Pep Club 3 years; School Council, Representative 1 year; B. E.C.K. lyear; Cheerleader 2 years; Class Officer, President 1 year,.Vice President 1 year; Plays, 3 years; Homecoming Football Queen 1 year; Music, Girls Glee 1 year; Alumni Y earbook Staff 1 year; Transfer Student. BRENDA BUDDEN Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 4 years; Music, Girls Glee 3 years. BOB BURNS C-Club 1 year; Track 2 years; Basketball 2 years. JACK BURNS Football 3years; Basket- ball 1 year; Track 1 year. JOE BURNS B. E.C.K. V i c e President 1 year; Football; Track. DEBBIE CAW Pep Club 1 year; Red- Cross 2 years; Safe-teens 2 years; Photography club 1 year; First-Aid Senior Records Class 1 year; Girls Glee 1 year; Girls Sextet 1 year; Mixed Chorus 1 year; Transfer Student. SUSAN CEDER Pep Club 4 years; Kay- ettes 4 years; FHA 3 years; Trea- surer 1 year; Hurkaru business staff 2 years; School Council Represen- tative 1 year; Panther Staff 1 year, Co-editor 1 year; Art Club 1 year; Panther Staff Supervisor 1 year. TOM CLARK Boys State 1 year; C-Club 2 years; Band 1 year; Dance Band 1 year; Pep Band 1 year; Junior Play crew; Football 4 years; Basketball 4 years; Track 4 years; Class Offi- cer, President 1 year; Vice Presi- dent 1 year; A Cappella 4 years; Boys quartet 1 year, Boys Glee 4 years; Boy's Ensemble 2 years; Key Club 2 years. SHARON COKER Pep Club 3 years; Kayettes 2 years; Band 2 years; Ju- nior All School Play 1 year; All School Play crew 1 year; Track 1 year; Flag Twirlar 1 year; Girls G 1 e e 3 years; Girls Ensemble 1 year; Spanish Club 1 year. MAE COPPLE Pep Club 4 years; Kay- ettes 1 year; FHA 1 year; B. E. C. K. 1 year; Radio Crew 1 year; Future Nurses 1 year. SHERYL CURRIE Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 3 years; FliA 3 years; Par- liamentarian 1 y e a r; B. E. C. K. 1 year, Secretary 1 year; Homecom- ing Attendant 1 year; Girls Glee 3 years. ELIZABETH DAUGHERTY Pep C 1 ub 4 years; Kayettes 4 years; Junior Play; Junior All School Play; All School Play 1 year; Girls Glee 4 years; Mixed Chorus 1 year; Spanish Club 2 years. SHELLY DAUGHERTY Pep Club 2 years. STEVE DAY All School Play Crew; Basketball 1 year; Track 1 year; Golf 2 years; SAM DENEAULT FFA 2 years; Art Club 1 year; Class Officer, Vice-Presi- dent 1 year; C. Y. O. 4 years; Boys Glee 1 year. DAVE DEMANETTE Basketball 1 year; Track 1 year; Project Com. Chr. forArtClub 1 year; Art Club 1 year. VIKKI DUTTON Pep Club 4 years, Kayettes, 4 years, Queen Attendent lyear, FHA 4 years, Vice President 1 year; Hurkaru 4 years, Business Manager 1 year, Business Staff 3 years; B.E.C.K. Historian 1 year; Jr. Play Crew 1 year; Music, Girls Glee 1 year. KAY EAKINS Pep Club 3 years; FHA 1 year; Kayettes 1 year; Music, Girls Glee 1 year. VIC EMM EL SHERRIE ERHARDT Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 4 years; Board 4 years; Hurkaru, 4 years, Business Staff 1 year, Editorial Staff 1 year, Asst. Business Manager 1 year, Co-edi- tor 1 year; School Council Repre- sentative 1 year; Debate 1 year; Senior Records Forensics 2 years; National Foren- sics League 3 years; jr. piay Cast, Jr. All-School Play, All-Schoolplay 1 yr; Girls Glee 1 year; F.T.A. 1 year; Spanish Club 2 years. BEVERLY EVANS Pep Club 1 year; Kayettes 4 years, Jr. Play cast; Music, A Cappella Choir 1 year; Bible Club 4 years; Transfer Stu- dent. MARY GENTRY Jr. P1 a y; All-school play 1 year. LINDA GRUBER Pep Club 4 years, Kay- ettes 4 years, Music, Girls Glee 3 years. GILFORD HALE FFA 4 years. DAVE HANSON Boys State 11; Student Council Representative 1 year, Band 2 years, Brass Ensemble 1 year, Pep Band 2 years, Jr. Play 1 year; All-School play 2 years, Class President 3 years, Treasurer 1 year, A Cappella 2 years, Boys Octet 2 years, Boys Glee 2 years, Key Club Board 2 years, President 1 year, AFS Exchange Student, Del- egate to Kans. Citizenship Seminar 1 year. RICHARD HARTLEY Band 1 year. BOB HATFIELD Key Club 1 year. DEBBIE HAVEL Pep Club 4 years, Kay- ettes 4 years, Queen Candidate 1 year, FFIA 1 year, Hurkaru 1 year, B.E.C.K. 1 year, BasketballQueen, Band 1 year, Jr. Play Crew, Music, Girls Glee 3 years. DAN HEBERT Photography Club lyear, Football 3years, Basketball2 year; Track 1 year, Key C lub 1 year. SHIRLEY HELTON Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 4 years; Girls Glee 3 years, Mixed Ensemble 1 year. DAVID HELL A Cappella 3 years; Boys Glee 4 years; Singers 1 year, Boys Octet 1 year. TERRY HOUSEHOLTER Football 3 years; Track4years, C-Club 2 years. NANCY HUMES Pep Club 4 years; Kay- ettes 4 years, President, Board member 3 years, Girls State; FHA 1 year, School Council Secretary 2 years; FTA 1 year; Girls Glee 2 years. PHIL HUSCHER Forensics 1 year; All- School play crew, Music, A Cap- pella 4 years, Boys Glee 4 years, Mixed Ensemble 3 years, Boys Octet 1 year, Art Club Secretary 1 year, S F 2 years. KARL JOHNSON KENT JOHNSON Debate 2 years, For- ensics 1 year; National Forensics League Vice-President, Science Club 1 year; Jr. Play Crew 3 years, National Merit Finalist, Latin Club 1 year; S F 1 year. Senior Records RON JOLER School Council President, Representative 1 year, Jr. Play cast; All-School cast, Best Actor of Year Award 1 year, Basketball 1 year, Track 1 year, Class Vice- President 1 year, Music, A Cappel- la 4 years, Boys Glee 4 years, Boys Ensemble 3 years; Key Club 2 years. MIKE KASL Wrestling 2 years. BRENDA KEARN Kayettes 3 years; FHA 1 year; Music, Girls Glee 3 years, Mixed Chorus 3 years. ROBERT KEARN FFA 4 years, Reporter 1 year. JIM KENNEDY C-Club 2 years; Foot- ball 1 year; Basketball 3 years. EUGENE KINDEL Basketball 3 years, Track 1 year; Transfer student. BUFORD KITTERMAN C-Club 2years; Panther Sports Editor 1 year; Foot- ball 4 years; Basketball 2 years; Track 3 years. JOHN LAMAN School Council Repre- sentative 1 year; Debate 2 years; Forensics 2 years; National For- ensics League 2 years, President; Band 3 years; Pep Band 1 year; Prop Manager Jr. Play 2 years, All School Play 1 year; A Cappella 2 years, Boys Glee 2 years, Singers 2 years, S F 1 year. LYNNETTE LARKINS Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 4 years; Hurkaru Business Staff 1 year; Jr. Play; A Cappella 3 years; Girls Glee 2 years; Girls Ensemble 2 years; Mixed Chorus 1 year; Art Club 1 year; Panther Staff 1 year. PENNY LARSEN Pep Club 4 years; Kay- ettes 4 years, Board 2 years; FHA 4 years; Radio Crew 1 year; Panther Staff; Band 3 years, Secretary 1 year; Girls Glee 2 years. GINNI LARSON Radio Crew 1 year; Pep Club 4 years; B. E. C. K. , Vice President; Cheerleader 4 years; Homecoming Attendent; Band Vice President 1 year; Pep Band 3 years; Dance Band 3 years; Girls Sextet 1 year; A Cappella 4 years; Girls G1 e e 3 years; Girls Ensemble 2 years. MIKE LARSON Hurkaru Business Staff 1 year; Cross Country Trainer 1 year; Spanish Club 2 years, Vice- President 1 year; Key Club; S F 2 years. SAMMY LEWIS FFA 1 year; Jr. Play Crew; All School Play Crew 3 years; Key Club 2 years, S F 1 year. JOHN LUECKE C-Club 2 years, Vice President 1 year; Football 4 years; Track 4 years; K e y C 1 u b 1 year. GORAN LUNDBERG Honorary Member School Council; A Cappella; Boys Glee; Singers; Powder-Puff King; Key Club, Foreign Exchange Stu- dent from Sweden; Golf; Cross Country. Senior Records SUZANNE McCOMAS Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 4 years, Hurkaru Business Staff 1 year; Co-Editor of Hurkaru 1 year, Editorial Staff 3 years; Radio Crew 1 year; Band 2 years; Jr. Play; Class Secretary 1 year; A Cappella 4 years; Girls Glee 1 year; Girls Ensemble 1 year. WILLIAM MASON GERALD MERRILL FFA 4 years. DOUG MICHAUD Football 1 year. KAY MINARD Pep Club 4 years; Kay- ettes, V.D. 1 year, Board 3 years; Cheerleader 4 years, Head 1 year; FTA 1 year; Band 3 years; Jr. Play; A Cappella 1 year; Girls Glee 3 years, Football queen. MARYMAR MITCHELL Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 2 years; FHA 3 years; B.E.C.K. 1 year, Treasurer lyear; Radio Crew 1 year; A Cap- pella 4 years; Girls Glee 4 years. JEAN MOSHER Forensics 1 year; Jr. Play 1 year; Girls Glee 2 years; Mixed Chorus 2 years; Volleyball 2 years; Transfer Student. DORA MYERS Pep Club 2 years; Kay- ettes 2 years; FHA 1 year; B.E.C. K. 1 year; Panther Staff 1 year; Girls Glee 2 years. DEWEY NELSON JAMES NEWTON Jr. Play 1 year; Bas- ketball 2 years; Track 2 years; Boys Glee 1 year; Student Trainer 1 year. ANNETTA NORDQUIST Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 3 years, FHA 4 years; Reporter 1 year, Sweetheart Candidate 2 years; Hurkaru Edito- rial Staff 1 year, Hurkaru Business Staff 1 year; All-School Play 1 year, Crew 1 year; Girls Glee 3 years; Mixed Ensemble 1 year. JANICE OSTROM Pep Club 3 years; Kayettes 3 years; Girls State Can- didate; FHA 2 years; Girls Glee 1 year. GLENN OWEN Boys State Alternate; Student C o un c i 1 2 years; V. P. 1 year; C-Club 2 years; Band 4 years, President 1 year, Dance Band 4 years, Pep Band 2 years; Football 4 years; Basketball 4 years; Track 2 years; Golf 4 years; Class V.P. 1 year; A Cappella 2 years; Boys Quartet 1 year; Boys Glee 2 years; Key Club 2 years, Treasurer lyear. RON PAYTON B.E.C.K. 1 year. CONNIE PECK Pep Club 4 years; Kay- ettes 4 years; Panther Staff 1 year; Band 2 years; Jr. PlayCrew lyear; Twirlers 4 years; Squad 2 years; Solo 1 year; Flag 1 year; A Cap- pella 3 years; Girls Sextet 2 years; Girls Glee 3 years; Girls Ensemble 1 year. DEBBIE PLOWMAN Pep C lub 4 years; Kayettes 4 years; Hurkaru Business Staff 1 year; FTA 1 year; Band 3 years; Pep Band 1 year; Girls Glee Senior Records 1 year; Spanish Club 2 years. PAUL POST Band 4 years, Treasurer 1 year; Pep Band 3 years; Jr. Play 1 year, All-School 1 year, Crew 1 year; A Cappella 4 years; Boys Quartet 1 year; Boys Glee 4 years; Mixed Ensemble 3 years; Band Stu- dent Director 1 year. NORRIS POULSEN B.E.C.K. 1 year. LYLE POUNDS Hurkaru Business Staff 1 year; Student Council 4 years; C- Club 2 years, Secretary lyear; Photography Club 3 years, Secre- tary 1 year; Jr. Play 1 year; Basket- ball 1 year; Track 4 years; Wres- tling 2 years; Cross Country four years, Key Club 1 year. RICHARD RADCLIFFE B a s k e t b a 111 year; Track 1 year; Football Man- ager 1 year. BECKY REEVES Pep Club 4 years, V. P. 1 year; Kayettes 4 years, Board 2 years; Girls State Canidate 1 year; Hurkaru 1 year; Forensics 1 year; Football Homecoming Attendent 1 year; FTA President 1 year, FTA 1 year; Junior Play lyear; Class Sec- retary 1 year; A Cappella 4 years; Girls Sextet 1 year; Girls Glee 4 years; Girls Ensemble 2 years; Art Club 1 year; Treasurer 1 year. JIM REEVES Panther Staff 1 year; A the- letic Trainer 2 years. SHERRY REEVES Pep Club 3 years; Kayettes 3 years, Queen 1 year; Basketball Homecoming Attendent 1 year; Twirler lyear; Flag 3 years; Girls Glee 3 years. ELAINE RUUD Pep Club 1 year; Kay- ettes 1 y e a r; A Cappella 1 year; Girls Sextet 1 year; Girls Glee 1 year; Transfer Student. DANNY RYSERB.E.C. K. lyear, Pres- ident 1 year. STEVE SCHMITZ Football 4 years; Bas- ketball 2 years; Track 2 years; Wre stlin g 2 years; Class V. P. 1 year; Transfer Student. TOM SHARP B.E.C.K. lyear. CHARLES SJOGREN Jr. Play Crew 1 year; F o o tb a 11 3 years; Track 2 years; Wrestling 1 year; Key Club 1 year. RON SMITH Hurkaru Business Staff 1 year; Student Council 3 years; C- Club 2 years; Photography Club 1 year, Treasurer 1 year; Band 4 years; Dance Band 3 years; Pep Band 3 years; Basketball 4 years; Track 3 years; Cross Country 3 years; Class Treasurer lyear; Span- ish Club 1 year, President 1 year. SUSIE SMITH Pep Club 4 years, Pres- ident 1 year, Secretary 1 year; Kayettes 4 years, Board 2 years; Girls State Alternate; Student Coun- cil 1 year; Football Homecoming Attendent 1 year; FTA 1 year; Band 4 years; Dance Band 4 years; Pep Band 4 years; Lions Band Delegate 1 year; Jr. Play 1 year; Class Sec- retary 1 year; All-School Play 2 Senior Records years; Drum Major 2 years; A Cap- pella 4 years; Girls Glee 4 years; Girls Ensemble 3 years; Art Club 1 year, V.P. 1 year. ED STAHLMAN B. E. C. K. 1 year, Par- limentarian 1 year. CAROLYN STRAIT Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 4years; B.E.C.K. 1 year; Band 3 years; Pep Band 1 year; Girls Glee 3 years. RICHARD SWENSON C-C 1 u b 1 year; FFA 4 years, V.P. 1 year; Foot- ball 4 years; Track 2 years. CHARLES SWITZER Hurakru Editorial Staff 1 year; C-Club 3 years, Pres- ident 1 year; Photography Club 4 years, President 1 year; Band 3 years; Pep Band 1 year; Jr. Play 1 year; Basketball 1 year; Track 4 years; Wrestling 1 year; Cross Coun- try 3 years; Art Club 1 year; Key Club 2 years, Treasurer 1 year. GREG THOM AN PAM THOMPSON Pep Club 4 years; Kayettes 4 years; FHA 4 years; B.E. C.K. 1 year; Forensics 1 year; Girls Glee; Candy Striper. STEVE THOMPSON Football 3 years; Basketball 2 years; Track 2 years; Key Club 2 y e a r s; Tennis 1 year. SHARON THRASH Pep C lub 4 years, Kayettes 4 years, Board 1 year; Hurkaru 3 years, Asst, business 1 years; B. E. C. K. 1 year; Junior Play crew; Junior All School Play crew; Girls Glee 3 years. GREG TRACY C-Club 2 years; Foot- ball 3 years; Track 4 years; Wres- tling 3 years; Key Club 2 years, Vice-President 1 year. LARRY TRIMBLE B.E.C.K. 1 year; Football 1 year; Track 1 year; Wres- tling 1 year; Key Club 1 year; Ten- nis 1 year. BRUCE TROST FFA 4 years, President 1 year, Secretary 1 year. DIANNA TURLEY Pep Club 2 years; Kayettes 2years. B.E.C.K. lyear. DALE WELSH JAMES WENTZ Junior Play crew 1 year; Basketball 4 years; Art Club 1 year; President lyear; Key Club 2 years; FTA 1 year. MIKE WHITNEY C-Club 2 years, Trea- surer lyear; Football 4 years; Track 1 year; Wrestling 1 year; Key Club 1 year. STEVE WILCOX B.E.C.K. 1 year. BRUCE YARNELL Forensics 1 year; Dance Band 4 years; Pep Band 4 years; Junior Play crew; Junior All School Play crew; All School play 1 year; Track 2 years, Class offi- cer, Secretary 1 year; A Cappella 4 years, Vice-P resident 2 years; Boys Glee 4 years; CHS Singers 4 years; Key Club 2 years, Secretary 1 year; Lions State Band 1 year. GARY YOCKERS Darrell Allen Larry Anderson Lois Arnold Leland Barleen Don Basel John Bauer Dennis Blochlinger Terry Bohling Gerald Bray Cynthia Brichalli Dennis Burt Karen Carlson Betty Chartier Richard Clark Steve Clark Steve Collins Suzie Cook Mark Cozine Darlene Cyphers David Del forge Sharon Delforge Mike Desilet Jan Detrixhe Warren Downer Craig Dutton Nora Dutton Dave Ensign Karen Evans Marvin Fahring Gail Fick Juniors Win And Defend Spirit Stick Larry Hanson Sharon Hanson Dean Hays Melanie Hepperly Willis Higgins Brad Hopkins Christine Huber Mary James Peggy Johnston Jerry Jones Marilyn Jones Dorothy Kearn John Keam Susan Kennett Laurel King Craig And Suzi Reign At Jr. All School Party Kathy Korneman Don Lambert Larry Larkins Janet Lesperance Helen Lowe Kenny McKenna Theresa Marcotte Ragina Martin Carol Meats Martin Miller David Mosher Debra Musick B.J. O'Brien Janet Otis Mary Owensby Class Rings Arrived March 10th Patty Palmquist Mike Peil Stanton Perry Price Pickard Mike Plowman Gail Potter Jolene Price Rone lie Ralston Carol Reeves Rick Reeves Pinuccia Rehbein Raye Riley Sheila Ross Alice Sallman Beverly Schleuder Dyna Sherwood Terry Shrader Marvin Shunn Robert Snyder Bob Snyder Claudia Stinson Brenda Stortz Barbara Sutton Carol Swenson Dennis Thrash Mike Thompson Steve Townsend Linda Valcoure Bernadette Vopat Kathy Welsh Nancy Wilcox Juniors missing Paula Charbonneau Charles Foster Barsita Frybarger Rodney Hess Elizabeth Hessee Linda Mason Kale Sterling Donald Thomas Jan Haglar Craig and Suzie reign as king and queen of All-School party. Class officers, Pres.-Steve Townsend, V. Pres.-Susan Kennett, Sec.-Gail Potter, Treas. -Claudia Stinson. Girls State Candidates--Dyna Sherwood, Karen Carlson, Delegate—Gail Potter, Alternate--Melanie Hepperly. Boys State Dele gates--Stan ton Perry, Steve Town- send, Alternate--Dave Ensign. Juniors Win Many Awards Juniors have a bake sale to get money for the prom. B. J. O'Brien was the winner of the hog-calling contest. His prize: a nice white chicken! Barbara Sutton and Susan Kennett entertain the audience at the All-School Party with a pie fight. Class Of Larry Erickson President Sally Humes Secretary Barbara Boyd Vice President Brice Leon Treasurer “69” Chose Larry Darrell Appleby Jane Arnold Ed Barnhart Howard Battishill Ann Beckman Luanna Beneda Clarissa Benge David Boll Fred Borsdorf John Bray Marsha Breault Chris Budden Lyndell Cart Gary Charbonneau Jayne Chesebro Paul Chubbuck Mark Coco Carol Coffenburger Dennis Collins Shirley Copple Jolene Cote Debbie Cox Delia Cyphers Doris Dallen Joan Davis Nancy Day Dennis Demanett Deanna Deneault Phil Detrixhe Jo Dillon Ann Doyen Larry John Doyen Sheila Doughman Ted Easter Maryr Emery John Fellows Peter Foster Sharrid Fraser Stephanie Fraser Debbie Fredrickson Sophs Show Enthusiasm Wendell Ganstrom Larry Gerard Ron Gerard Janet Goodwin Ron Goodwin Jim Gould Ron Green Dave Harrington Susan Hattan Barbara Heiniger Eva Hesser Dianne Hill Daryl Holechek Jana Hopkins Jon Hotaling Gayla Hunter Don Ream Doug Johnson Marcia Johnson Mark Johnson Helen Johnston Janet Kagle Sharon Kagle Jack Kasl Kathy Ream Ralph Ream Benson Keil Don Kindel Mike LaBonte John Lawyer Sandra Lance Alan Logan Sherry Loveland Bill McDaniel Tommy McKenna Linda Manthey Kathy May Marylu Menzies Judy Belle Moats Susie Mosher Pat Naylor John Nease Raymond Nelson Pam Nordquist Dorothy Olson Cathy Overstreet Deeanna Perry John Pilcher Elizabeth Post Cynthia Powell Loredona Rehbein Linda Revell Annette Richard Doug Rivers Michael Roberts Cheryl Saindon Leanna Saint Mike Saunders Linda Schleuder Jeff Schmitz Nancy Smith David Sterling Kathy Strait Dave Swercinsky Susie Swihart Carolyn Thrash Randy Trost Bonnie Trost Bruce Vest Jim Walker Scott Walker Pam Wilson Steve Wilson Marsha Winsett Doug Yarnell MISSING: Robert Istas Harvey Kiing Karen McDaniel Sophomores Look Forward named one of the best dressed sophomores by the C.H.S. Panther. Sophomore float won third prize in the Homecoming Parade. Marylu Menzies and Darrell Appleby were named sophomore sweethearts for the Valentine issue of the C.H.S. Panther. Frosh Elected Officers Joe Minard Mac Campbell Terry White Vicki Bohling President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Belinda Allen Jane Arnold James Bell Gene Betts Richard Bieker Glenn Black Pam Blackburn Ron Blochlinger Dannetta Borsdorf Richard Breault Mario Brichalli Ruth Brownell Nancy Brunell Greg Bryant Ken Chandler Gwen Chartier Nancy Johnson Reigns As Relay Queen Dave Clark Dean Clark Mike Cleveland Grady Coker Laveda Cook Kathy Cosse 11 Wayne Cosseil Tim Cozine Steve Culbertson Janice Delforge Brenda Deneault Gary Diebel Carolyn Diers Marsha Doyen Brad Dutton Denise Dutton Richard Eakins Dave Everitt Connie Fahring Mimi Foster Freshmen Search For Knowledge Don Frybarger Madeline Foster Lee Gale Debbie Gepner Taunya Gibson Kent Gieswein Mark Gillan Carol Greene Chris Hamilton Roger Hansen Louis Hanson Delmer Harris Michelle Hart Gladys Hatfield Greg Hattan Nancy Havel Mike Hepperly Sheryl Hess Gary Hobbie Steve Horkman And Prepare For The Future Lloyd Hutchison Ellen Istas Richard James Jim Johnson Bruce Johnston Marla Kalivoda Jane Ream Galen King Janet Kosar Joyce Laman Fred Larson Jim Larsen Karen Leonard Don Liedtke Ron Logan Alan Luecke Cathy McDaniel Jimmy McGee Rosalee Magaw Janice Marcotte Class Of 70 Carolyn May Bernard Meyer James Mosher Cindy Naillieux Evelyn Oberdick Jorcen Parker Nora Paulsen Betsy Peck Cathy Plowman David Price Dana Rasure Mark Reeves Carol Richards Diana Rittel Don Ross Brad Runyan Marcia Sharp Linda Schuler Janet Snavely Brenda Snyder John Strait Karen Swenson Kent Thoman Ann Thorne Kathy Townsdin Jean Trost Mickey Trost Pam Turley Perry Valcoure Dave Vignery Carol Wiemers Karen Wiemers Don Winter Sherry Wright Eric Yarnell Claudia Young Freshmen MISSING from individual pictures: Tom Fraser Dana Hake Nancy Johnson Larry Nelson Freshmen float for the Homecoming Pa- rade was Whip the Trojans. CLUBS S. Erhardt, D. Sherwood, Mr. Dunlap, D. Yarnell, A.Luecke, M. Hepperly, Mr. Goodwin, T. Bohling, G. Lundberg, D. Olson, D. Swiercinsky, M. Foster, J. Lamon, P. Blackburn, S. Smith, G. Potter, N. Humes, G. Owen, R. Joler, L. Pounds. Stuco Stress School Spirit The Student Council stressed school spirit, and Mr. Musick's art work and chalk talks were very inspiring. One of Student Councils main objec- tives this year was to make the student body aware of the councils activities. To help achieve this goal they sponsored a Spirit Week were a Mr. Legs contest, hush day, dress up day, clash day, and spirit day. They also spon- sored a Spirit week for the Winter Sports festival. For another project the council de- cided to send money to CARE. FORENSICS- P. Dextrixhe, M. Desilet, D. Lambert, C. Foster, K. Johnson, J. Laman, B. Yarnell, S. Erhardt, Coach Willans, J. Arnold, S. Hattan, D. Rasure, M. Hepperly. (INSERT)Dana Rasure receiv- ed a I rating and a gold medal at the State Speech and Drama Festival for oration. Forensics Debate Mr. Willans di re c te d the nine Forensics Team members on four tournaments including the district and state tournaments. The CHS Forensics students entered in seven different events. Mel Hepperly, Sherrie Erhardt, Dana Rasure, and Jackie Arnold qual- ified for the state tournament held at K.U. Mr. Willans also directed the ten CHS debate students in nine tourna- ments and won 35% of their debates. The topic was, The Foreign Aid Pro- gram of the U.S. should be limited to nonmilitary assistance. The best debator and best novice debater was announced at the awards assembly the last day of school. DEBATERS- Coach Willans, P. Detrixhe, J. Laman, K. Johnson, M. Desilet, S. Hattan, M. Owensby, D. Rasure, J. Snavely, J. Arnold, D. Lambert. SPANISH CLUB- R. Hess, S. Wilson, M. Cleveland, C. Wiemers, J. Kosar, G. Betts, S. Culbertson, E. Daugherty, L. Cook, N. Paulsen, J. Parker, C. Laman, Mrs. Davis, R. Logan, K. Gieswein, C. Diers, M. Kalivoda, N. Dutton, K. Swenson. Spanish Club Operators Club This was the second year for the Spanish Club. Sponsored by Mrs. Davis, the club met twice monthly. Some of the activities included a Christmas Party and a going-away party for Sefior Noland, the former sponsor, who left CHS to join the Navy. The major accomplishment of the Club was the revision of its constitu- tion. Mr. Leon's Operators Club met every homeroom to learn more about projectors, sound equipment, and microphones. The Club helps with this audio- visual equipment anytime it is needed. The knowledge the students gained from this Club not only proved valu- able to CHS, but may be helpful to the students later. OPERATORS CLUB- D. Thrash, R. Reeves, R. Claris, D. Blochlinger, J. Borsdorf, B. Keil, L. Barleen, J. Jones, E. Barnhart, C. Dutton, D. Johnson, and Sponsor Mr. Leon. 4TH ROW: D. Rasure, J. Suavely, N. Johnson, J. Laman, J. Arnold, G. Chartier. 3RD ROW: S. Wright, C. Richards, K. Townsdin, C. Wiemers, D. Dutton, C. Diers, R. Magaw. 2ND ROW: D. Rittel, E. Overdick, T. Gibson, L. Cook, C. May, D. Borsdorf. 1ST ROW: P. Blackburn, V. Bohling, K. McDaniel, B. Peck, K. Plow- man, K. Swenson. 5TH ROW: D. Perry, A. Doyen, E. Post, C. Saindon, J. B. Moates, J. Chesebro. 4TH ROW: B. Trost, J. Goodwin, S. Lanoue, L. Manthey, C. Yemm, D. Cyphers, K. Keam. 3RD ROW: K. Over- street, J. Dillon, M. Menzies, C. Powell, B. Boyd, P. Wilson. 2ND ROW: S. Love- land, G. Hunter, C. Thrash, S. Swihart, D. Olson, D. Cox, L. Cart. 1ST ROW: L. Rehbein, S. Fraser, J. Arnold, A. Richards, J. Kagle, D. Fredrickson. Kayettes Strive For Under the direction and guidance of Kayette sponsors Mrs. Pearson and Miss Perkins, many projects were achieved by the Kayettes. Girls from the club participated in the Powder Puff football game to earn money to adopt a foreign child. At Christmas time, the girls sold holly to help finance the Christmas Ball and they also decorated the doors of the school. For a Community Se r vice project, each girl wrote and visited a resident of an old folks home whenever they could. Kayettes sponsored a safety week and had officer Kaufman speak. 5TH ROW: C. Reeves, P. Pamquist, C. Stinson, P. Rahbein, B. Stortz, H. Lowe. 4TH ROW: M. Emery, J. Otis, C. Potter, M. Hepperly, E. Hesse, K. Komeman, S. Delforge. 3RD ROW: S. Cook, S. Hanson, T. Bohling, C. Meats, D. Musick, P. Johns- ton. 2ND ROW: N. Dutton, N. Wilcox, S. Humes, A. Beckman, D. Dallen,N. Smith, C. Swenson. 1ST ROW: P. Nordquist, M. Emery, H. Johnston, N. Day, B. York, P. Naylor, S. Hatton, M. Breault. 5TH ROW: C. Strait, J. Ostrom, B. Budden, D. Myers, E. Daugherty. 4TH ROW: S. Erhardt, S. Thrash, V. Dutton, D. Plowman, P. Larson. 3RD ROW: J. Brownell, S. Ce- dar, A. Nordquist, N. Humes, S. Reeves, L. Borsdorf. 2ND ROW: C. Peck, L. Lar- kins, E. Rudd, S. Smith, L. Gruber. 1ST ROW: D. Havel, K. Minard, G. Larson, S. Currie, S. McComas, B. Reeves. 3000 Point Award N. Johnson, S. Erhardt, M. Foster, S. Loveland, N. Day, P. Naylor, H. Johnston, A. Beckman, C. Wiemers. 2ND ROW: C. Diers, N. Humes, S. Smith, D. Plowman, K. Minard, B. Reeves, S. Kennett, E. Post, Mr. Frohardt. 1ST ROW: P. White, D. Harris, G. Betts, D. Everitt, J. Bell, G. Hattan, Mr. Dunlap. FT A Key Club This was FTA's first year at CHS, but the members were quite active. Each member was supposed to help a teacher so that he might receive insights into the teaching profession. This project proved quite successful, especially for those students who did actual teaching. The FTA also had a book sale and went to the FTA state convention at K-State. Following its moto, We Build, the Key Club had many projects. Some of the Club's activities included entering afloat in the American Leg- ion Parade; sponsoring the Faculty- Key Club basketball game; and having a n Information Guide Service at the State Music Festival. Also, it was an honor for Bob Snyder to win the Key Club lieutenant governorship. FHA Miss Boyd, Miss Dwerl- kotte, and the girls of FHA were kept busy this year. At the athletic events they were in charge of the ticket taking. Another money- making project was selling cookbooks. Such things as the annual Hayrack ride , the Skating Party, and the Annual Par- e nt - Daughter Banquet kept the FHA members active. Dillon, Lanoe, Hill, Davis, Hein- iger, Hopkins. ROW 9: Diers, Magaw, Borsdorf, Dallen, Schuler, Hatfield. ROW 8: Nordquist, Smith, Deneault, Havel, Coffen- burger, LaBarge. ROW 7: Winsett, Parker, Dutton, Oberdick, Thome, Young, Delforge. ROW 6: May, Plowman, Swenson, Turley, Wright. ROW 5: Deneault, Mc- Daniel, Breault, Rehbein, Kearn. ROW 4: Nailleaux, Leonard, Stortz, Vopat, Sherwood, Ralston. ROW 3: Cyphers, Riley, Otis, Martin, Huber, Cyphers. ROW 2: Dutton, Carlson, Mitchell, Copple, Copple, Ream. ROW 1: Delforge, Lowe, Otis, Nordquist, Dutton, Borsdorf. B.E.C.K. This year 21 students were enrolled in B. E. C. K. They we re employed in var- ious businesses in Concor- dia. Marymar Mitchell took first place for having the best job manual at the State BECK Convention at Em- poria. An Employer-Employee Banquet was given May 8. To earn money for this banquet, the students had concessions in the Multi- Purpose Room daily. L. Trimble, R. Payton, Mr. Trueblood, N. Poulsen, S. Wilcox, T. Sharp. 2ND ROW: D. Myers, S. Thrash, D. Havel, C. Bailey, M. Copple, D. Turley. 1ST ROW: E. Stahlman, G. Larson, V. Dutton, D. Ryser, M. Mitchell, J. Burns. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB--James Bell, Charles Switzer, Willis Higgins, Richard Clark, Ron Smith, Lyle Pounds, and sponsor Mr. Davis. Photography Club Sponsored by Mr. Davis, the Photography Club members work dur- ing their homeroom, study halls, and spare time to provide the Journalism class and Yearbook with pictures. Belonging to the Club, gives its members achance to take pictures andlearn the skill of developing them. C-Club One of the many projects o f the C-Club this yea r was the establish- ment of an outstanding track star award. The Club also helped pay for the signs of the members of the new NCKL league that are in the new gym. Another project was the new basket- ball record board. Of course one of the main events for the Club members was the Annual C-Club Party for members and their dates. C-CLUB--BACK ROW- B. Vest, D. Rivers, R. Green, E. Barnhart, D. Johnson, P. Foster. 3RD ROW- D. Burt, B. J. Obrien, P. Pickard, C. Foster, R. Hess, J. jones, B. Snyder, S. Townsend. 2ND ROW- R. Clark, S. Perry, J. Bauer, B. Ditterman, C. Tracy, R. Smith, R. Reves, R. Radcliff, S. Colling. 1ST ROW- J. Kennedy, L. Block linger, M. Brooks, C. Switzer, M. Whitney, L. Pounds, J. Luecke, G. Owen, T. Clark, R. Swenson. BACK ROW: R. Hanson, M. Trost, T. Fraser, M. Cleveland, S. Walker, L. Anderson, S. Clark, M. Cozine, D. Harrington, J. Walker, D. Brake. 3RD ROW: L. Doyan, G. Bray, R. Brough, S. Deneault, P. Detrixhe, D. Ross, B. Vest, S. Lewis, D. Kindel. 2ND ROW: Mr. Doyen, E. Larson, R. Battishill, J. Moser, D. Keam, R. Trost, M. Sanders, M. Fahring. 1ST ROW: B. Keil, J. Detrixhe, R. Keam, L. Blochlinger, D. Burt, R. Swenson, B. Trost, J. Keam. Mr. Homer M. Dereasseau receives the Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree From Bruce Trost. FFA Dennis Burt won overall champion, Fred Larsen won com champion, and Mickey Trost won milo champion at the crop show. FFA was a very active club this year. They sponsoreda Crop Show and had three winners in it. They also sponsored the NCK district meat judging contest and their team won first place. Bruce Trost was the high individual in the meat judging contest. FFA sponsored two skating parties and crowned Barb Sutton FFA Sweetheart at one of them. The Club also won the Super Club Award and three members, Bruce Trost, Sam Lewis, and Richard Swenson, were named State Farmers. w. ADVERTISING STAFF--Claudia Stinson, Janice Allen (Manager), Terry Bohling, and Lois Arnold prepare ads for an issue of the CHS PANTHER. PAGE EDITORS--Bufford Kitterman (Sports), Lyn- nette Larkins (News Editor), Patty Palmquist (Edito- rial Editor), and Connie Peck (Feature Editor) lay out their pages. Journalism Many long hours and hard work were given by the Journalism Class in order to publish the PANTHER every other week. The staff discovered that producing a newspaper involved more than just finding news. Producing attractive page layouts was stressed. Also the journalists worked on im- proving the paper's appearance by REPORTERS--Kay Brunell, Cynthia Brichalli, and Carol Meats check copy for the next issue of the pap- er. creating new and different ads. Not only did the class learn about letter -press printing by going on a field trip to the KANSAN, but theyalso learned about off-set printing. Although each issue of the PAN- THER was not without its problems, the class discovered that journalism can be fun as well as rewarding. Staff Supervisor, Susan Ceder; Sponsor, Mr. Talley; and Editor, Marilyn Jones, discuss details of an issue of the CHS PANTHER. BUSINESS STAFF--L. Manthey, P. Nordquist, J. B. Moats, C. Thrash, V. Dutton (Manager), G. Bryant. 1ST ROW: L. Arnold, P. Palm- quist, D. Dutton, D. Plowman, and M. Reeves check their receipt books. Sharon Thrash who is Assistant Business Manager is missing from this picture. BUSINESS MANAGER—Vikki Dut- ton takes time out from her busy HURKARU schedule to pose with Mr. Talley for the cameraman. Hurkaru Staff At this time the yearbook staff would like to thank everyone who has helped us meet our deadlines. We would especially like to thank the Photo Club and the teachers who willingly gave of their time. We would also like to thank those students who purchased a yearbook because without them there wouldn’t be a Hurkaru Staff. EDITORIAL STAFF--D. Lambert, S. McComas, S. Erhardt, CO-EDITORS--Sherrie Erhardt and Suzanne (co-editors) C. Switzer, and J. Plicher plan pages for the McComas consult with Mr. Talley about HURKARU as Mr. Talley supervises their work. a page layout. 10TH ROW: S. Loveland, K. Towndsin, K. Cossel, C. Diers, A. Thome, J. Henery, K. Plowman, C. Weimers, P. Blackburn, B. Deneault, C. Nailleux, C. Greene. 9TH ROW: L. Beneda, R. Magaw, P. Nordquist, S. Lanoue, K. Ream, N. Paulsen, K. Swenson, C. May, C. Hess, C. McDaniel, G. Hatfield. 8TH ROW: D. Olson, J. Cote, D. Dallen, J. Arnold, L. Cook, V. Bohling, J. Arnold, N. Johnson, M. Winsett, B. Trost, G. Hunter, M. Johnson, L. Rehbein, H. Johnston, P. Naylor, L. King, S. Copple, J. Dillon, D. Cox, P. Wilson, J. Chesebro, C. Saindon, E. Post, B. Vopat. 5TH ROW: M. Foster, T. Gibson, S. Hattan, A. Beckman, S. Humes, B. Boyd, C. Powell, L. Cart, M. Menzies, C. Farhing, J. Kosar. 4TH ROW: E. Oberdick, K. Wiem- ers, M. Doyen, J. Goodwin, D. Perry, D. Sherwood, R. Ralston, A. Doyen, C. Richards, T. Marcotte, M. Jones, P. Palmquist, C. Swenson. 3RD ROW: J. B. Moats, D. Riddle, C. Greene, J. Snavely, M. Emery, S. Hanson, M. Hepperly, C. Reeves, G. Chartier, K. Carlson, B. Stortz. 2ND ROW: P. Johnston, G. Potter, L. Borsdorf, P. Larson, D. Rasure, B. Reeves, E. Rudd, R. Martin, J. Otis, F. Riley, D. Musick. 1ST ROW: J. Ostrom, A. Nordquist, E. Daugherty, S. Daugherty, L. Arnold, C. Stinson, S. Smith, N. Day, S. Currie, L. Gruber, D. Havel, S. Reeves. Cheerleaders: T. Bohling, S. Kennett, K. Minard, G. Larson, J. Brownell. This year the Pep Club strived for pep and enthusiasm at games and pep assemblies. The cheer- leaders were always active and they set a good exam pie for the girls. Another good example was Coach Betts, who came to a Pep Club meeting and talked on spir- it. This year the Club also helped the Kayettes sponsor the Christ- mas Ball. Several seniors act as a pep band at one of our pep assemblies. A-Team Cheerleaders: Jennie Brownell, Ginni Larson, Kay Minard, Terry Bohling, and Susan Kennett pose tohave their picture taken. The cheerleaders lead a cheer to support the team. Cheerleaders relax after a hard workout at the football scrimmage. Aesthetic Club M. Reeves, B. Reeves, J. Allen, L. Larkins, K. Weimers, P. Huscher, J. Wentz, S. Horkman, S. Smith, D. Harris, D. Demanette, D. Demanette, Mr. Hosie, C. Greene, M. Doyen, G. Bryant, K. Thoman, D. Boll, G. Gieswein, C. Budden, F. Borsdorf, S. Deneault, K. Leonard, C. Huber, J. Anderson, S. Cedar, D. Johnson. The students in Art Classes felt a definite need for an Art Club so they started one this year. They chose Jim Wentz for their president and divided the rest of the club into groups in charge of various jobs. One of the jobs was to paint the ceiling in the corridor leading from the art room. Another big event was the an- nual Art Show, in which many of the members of the Aesthetic Club participated. Jim Wentz won the Toy Shop Award and David Demanette won the Studio Award. A THLETICS A and B TEAMS--BACK ROW-S. Thompson, M. Coco, M. Sanders, T. McKenna, D. Swiercinsky, S. Wilson, B. McDaniel, R. Goodwin, L. Soyen, Mr. Farber. 3RD ROW- R. Radcliff, G. Charbonneau, J. Schmitz, D. Johnson, D. Appleby, W. Ganstrom, J. Gerard, R. Green, P. Foster, B. Hopkins, Mr. Hartshorn. 2ND ROW- M. Fahring, S. Townsend, S. Collins, R. Hess, R. Reeves, B. Snyder, J. Bauer, R. Rickard, S. Perry, G. Dutton, B. J. O'Brien. 1ST ROW- S. Schmitz, M. Brooks, G. Owen, T. Clark, G. Tracy, M. Whit- ney, J. Leucke, B. Kitterman, L. Blocklinger, R. Swenson, Mr. Betts. “Football 1966” Mike Whitney evades a tackier as he sweeps around left end in the Homecoming game against Beloit. Mike's effort resulted in a long gain for the Panthers. Head Coach Herschel Betts and Assistant Coach Larry Hartshorn give the Panther squad a chalk talk during the half time of the Homecoming game. Season s Record CHS OPPONENT 7...............Superior . . 6...............Augusta . . 13...............Marysville . 27...............Sacred Heart 27...............Belleville . 13...............Beloit . . . . . 13 . . 34 . . 6 . . 12 . .18 . . 45 7..............Clay Center............34 13..............Abilene................13 6..............Chapman................39 T. Clark Tracey Luecke Senior Players M. Price Pickard rushes through the line in the Homecoming game against Beloit. M. Whitney Freshman Football Squad FRESHMAN SQUAD—BACK ROW- R. Breault, D. Vignery, R. Hansen, R. Blocklinger, M. Gillan, J. Mosher, B. Dutton, T. Fraser, R. Eakins, T. Easter. MIDDLE ROW- J. Minard, S. Culbertson, G. Hattan, T. Hutchin- son, D. Everitt, D. Winter, G. Hobbie, G. Diebel, T. White, A. Logan. FRONT ROW- R. Yamell, A. Luecke, M. Hepperly, B. Johnston, G. Betts, J. Strait, C. Hamilton, D. Liedtke, COACH Louis Frohardt. Football Means Action Steve Collins (5) races for yardage as Mike Whitney (2) and Glen Owen pro- vide the necessary blocking for him. Would-be tacklers fall by the wayside as Steve Collins (5) breaks through the line for additional yardage. (BOT - TOM RIGHT) Coaches Betts and Hartshorn watch intent- ly to see that Steve Collins (5) doesn't step out of bounds as he sprints for extra yard- age. Panthers Build For Future Since most of the members of the basketball team were sophomores and juniors, the basketball season was a year of building for the future. The team did real well toward the season's end, winning three of the last five games, beating everyone else in the league once with the exception of Chapman. Mr. Werhan said, The best game of the season was by far the 72-57 win over Ma r ys vi 1 le on our home court. ••A TEAM--Steve Townsend, Ron Green, Clen Owen, Steve Collins, Jim Wentz, Bob Snyder Rick Reeves, Price Pickard, Tom Clark, Ron Smith. KNEELING: Steve Thompson, Coach Werhan, and Rick Radcliffe. Panther Scoreboard CHS Opponent 41 . . . Clay Center................60 54 . . . Belleville.................60 37 . . . Abilene....................61 46 . . . Minneapolis................50 52 . . . Sacred Heart...............54 56 . . . Marysville.................75 54 . . . Beloit.....................68 53 . . . Chapman....................54 34 . . . Clay Center...............65 55 . . . Abilene....................53 53 . . . Effingham.................70 57 . . . Shawnee Heights............58 63 . . . Hebron.....................69 59 . . . Sacred Heart...............55 72 . . . Marysville.................57 78 . . . Belleville.................77 58 . . . Chapman....................9 22 . . . Lincoln....................54 COACHES--Assistant Coach, Ford Farber; Head Bas- ketball Coach, Larry Werhan; and Freshman Coach, Bill Smith. I “B” Team Has “500” Season B TEAM—Jon Hotaling, Doug Rivers. Jeff Schmitz, Mike Roberts, Darrell Appleby, Brice Leon, Dean Hayes, Gary Charbonneau, Mark Coco, Richard Clark, Jerry Jones, Ron Goodwin, Coach Farber. Freshmen Gain Experience FRESHMAN TEAM—BACK ROW-Lee Gale, trainer; Jim Larsen, Rick Yamell, Glen Winters, Don Liedtke, Bruce Johnston, Mark Gillan, Coach Smith. FRONT ROW-Larry Nelson, Gary Diebel, Steve Culbertson, Mike Hepperly, Greg Hattan, Terry White, Richard Breault, Alan Logan. Glen Owen (14), Jim Wentz (15), Tom Clark (12) and Ron Smith (10) were the senior members of the basketball team. Ron Green (20) meets a pack of slapping opponents as Glen Owen (14) watches alertly. Steve Thompson was head trainer and Rick Radcliffe was head man- ager this year for the athletic department. Wrestling Squad BACK ROW: P. Foster, C. Foster, G. Tracy, M. Kasl, Coach Hartshorn. 2ND ROW: D. Burt, B. Hopkins, L. Blochlinger, M. Thompson. 1ST ROW: B. J. O'Brien, L. Pounds, B. Vest, J. Minard. BACK ROW: Mr. Hartshorn, M. Thompson, B. J. O'Brien, D. Burt. B. Hopkins, L. Pounds, J. Bauer, P. Foster, G. Tracy, C. Foster, M. Kasl, L. Blochlinger, B. Vest, J. Minard 2ND ROW: K. Sherwood, S. Wilson, D. Ross, S. Perry. C. Dutton, D. Swiercinsky, D. Johnson, C. Switzer, M. Fahring, L. Doyen, C. Hamilton, B. Dutton, T. Hutchinson, F. Larson, R. Eakins. 1ST ROW: D. Budden, L. Hanson, D. Vignery, A. Logan, J. Straight, D. Clark, G. Betts, T. Easter, R. Blochlinger. G. T r a c y L. Pounds C. Switzer Senior Matmen M. K a s 1 Greg Tracy pins one of his opponents in a match. Greg also went to state in the heavyweight division. Panther Scoreboard CHS Opponent 40 Superior, Nebr... 20 15 Clay Center 38 48 Lyons 8 10 Abilene 35 46 Marysville 8 20 Chapman 20 24 St. Johns 22 40 Marysville 6 19 Riley Co 25 25 Hebron, Nebr .... 26 TRACK TEAM BACK ROW: T. Easter, A. Logan, L. Nelson, R. Goodwin, D. Truedell, R. Blochlinger, M. Campbell, G. Betts, S. Thompson, R. Radcliff, J. Tyler. 4TH ROW: M. Gillan, B. Dutton, L. Hanson,M. Hepperly, B. Johnston, E. Yamell, J. Strait, G. Hattan, D. Vignery, J. Minard, Coach Farber. 3RD ROW: J. Bauer, J. Hotaling, J. Gould, D. Swiercinsky, D. Holechek, S. Wilson, D. Winters, K. Liedtke,C. Hamilton, A. Luecke, G. Diebel. 2ND ROW: D. Burt, S. Townsend, B. J. O'Brien, S. Clark, R. Green, D. Johnson, W. Ganstxom, P. Foster, B. McDaniel. D. Rivers, Coach Frohardt. 1ST ROW: R. Reeves, B. Snyder, C. Foster, G. Tracy, L. Pounds, R. Smith, T. Clark, C. Switzer, S. Collins, P. Pickard, J. Jones, Coach Betts. All-Time Best Season R. Smith T. Clark Undefeated Squad CHS Points State Indoor....................................16 Chapman Invitational............................70 Abilene Relays..................................65 1 2 Concordia Relays.......................... 129 1 2 Clay Center Relays..............................84 Beloit Relays...................................84 North Central Kansas League.....................99 Class A Regional At Shawnee Heights...........69 Class A State Outdoor at Salina...............31 State Champions This year for the first time in the history of the school the track squad had an undefeated season. This year's Panthers were led by co-captains, Terry Householter and Charles Switzer. At the State Outdoor meet Householter took 1st in the 100 with :09.8, the 220 with :21.6, and the 440 with :48.9, which was a state record. Steve Collins took second in the 100 and the 220. Charles Switzer placed 5th in the 880. Our mile relay team, W. Ganstrom, C. Foster, P. Foster, and C. Switzer, placed second with an excellent time of 3:25.3. Here are some outstanding records of this squad: Householter, 100 in :09.6; 220 in :21.3; and 440 in :21.3; Our 880 relay team, Collins, Ganstrom, Switzer, Householter, tied a state record 1:30.6. G. Tracy Senior Track Stars Cross Country Meets CHS Wamego Clay Center .. .. .. first Concordia.... .... first Chapman � Marysville . . . . . .. first Hays Lnv .... first NCKL ..second Regional .... first State CROSS COUNTRY A TEAM—Coach Smith, L. Pbimds, D. Rivers. R. Smith, E. Barnhart, C. Switzer, R. Clark, J. Jones. Cross Country Team CROSS COUNTRY TEAM—FRONT ROW-L. Nelson, J. Larson, D. Holocheck, C. King, E. Barnhart, B. Leon, J. Gould. BACK ROW-Coach Smith, D. Rivers, L. Pounds, R. Smith, G. Lundberg, C. Switzer, R. Clark, J. 1st Tear For Girls’ Track GIRLS TRACK SQUAD—K. Townsin, N. Brunei 1, R. Ralstron, N. Johnson, L. Borsdorf, J. Arnold. FRONT ROW- P. Blackburn, R. Brownell, J. Davis, K. Wiemers, L. Cook, J. Delforge. Golf And Tennis F. Borsdorf, K. Schmidt, C. Lundburg, E. Barnhardt, M. Coco, J. Wentz, C. Owen, S. Day, CoachWer- han GOLF SCHEDULE TENNIS SCHEDULE CHS CHS Sacred Heart Tri. Second Marquette (won) 11- 1 Abilene Dual First Abilene (lost) 3- 9 Belleville Tri. Second Lindsborg (won) 7- 5 Beloit Inv. Eighth Marquette (won) 9- 1 Marysville Inv. Third Abilene (lost) 4- 8 Clay Center Inv. Fourth Sacred Heart Inv. Fifth Season Record Won 3 Lost 2 Regional Tournament First Plainville Tenth ROW 2: L. Han- son, S. Perry, C. Dutton, D. Apple- by, J. Schmitz, M. Roberts , Coach Montoya ROW 1: S. Culbertson, G. Hobbie, R. Good- win, R. Eakins. T. White, T. Hutch- inson SCHOOL LIFE Student Director; Paul Post PERCUSSION; Glen Owen, Paul Post, Dave Swiercinsky. Wendell Ganstrom, Steve Culbertson, Kent Gieswcin; FLUTE: Laurel King, Mary Owensby, Ann Doyen, Janet Goodwin, Susan Hattan, Carol Richard, Carolyn Diers , Pam Hosford, Carol Wiemers; BASSOON: Taunya Gibson; OBOE: Gay la Hunter; BASS CLARINETS: Sharon Han- son, Mark Reeves, Gwen Chartier, Nora Dutton; CLARINETS: Ann Beckman, Susie Smith, Chris Hamilton, Elizabeth Post, Dana Rasure, Del Harris, David Nease, Janet Suavely, Mimi Foster, Alan Logan, Tom Hutchison. I have been particularly proud of the band this year. To be a member of the CHS band is not easy; it demands much of the students time. There is much extra work at the beginning of the year when he is asked to rehearse every morning before school to meet our parade and show obli- gations. Following football season, emphasis is directed toward concerts and contest. Many stu- dents are asked to participate in stage band, pep band, wind ensemble, and small groups. I’ve felt that our students have accepted these tasks with diligence. Their efforts were in part rewarded by their earning fourteen first di- vision ratings at state contest this year. They have done a wonderful job all year long.” Robert Ensign - Director CHS Band. Greg Bryant; BASSES: Ray Nelson, Dave Mosher, Don Lambert. Dance Band BACK ROW: Mr. Ensign, L. Borsdorf, D. Ensign, J. Kasl, P. Blackburn, D. Swiercinsky, G. Owen, W. Gan- strom, S. Culbertson. 2ND ROW: S. Townsend, P. Chubbuck, R. Green, L. Hanson. 1ST ROW: B. Leon, S. Smith, D. Perry, C.S. Reeves, J. Arnold, A. Leucke, L. King, P. Huscher. The marching season began in the 1966-67 school year with the annual trip to the Kansas State Fair at Hut- chinson on September 17. Other march- ing season events included Band Day on Oct. 15, followed by our own home- coming festivities on Oct. 21. During the football season, the band presented four halftime shows. The final event of the marching season was the Veterans' Day parade on Nov. 11. During the concert season the band presented the winter concert on Feb. 28. Prior to this time the Stage Band gave a benefit dance on Feb. 11. Another high- light was theN.C.L. League Band Clinic held at Abilene High School on Feb. 2. Six weeks after the winter concert, the band participated in the State Music Festival. The festival was on April 6 and 7. The band received a II rating, and fourteen soloists and ensembles re- ceived I division ratings. A week later the band began prepa - rations for the American Legion parade on April 15. The final concert of the season was presented on Sun., May 14. The Stage Band was also active dur- ing the spring, as they performed for the Junior College prom on April 22, and the Cawker City prom on April 29. The Stage Band also presented its annual show on May 9, with the theme Swingin' and Singin' '67. Singers BACK ROW: D. Ensign, D. Yamell, G. King, G. Lundberg, P. Post, J. Beckman, B. Yamell. 3RD ROW: J. Kasl, P. Chubbuck, P. Huscher, D. Demanette, J. Laman, M. Reeves, G. Bry- ant. 2ND ROW: L. King, J. Goodwin, A. Beckman, G. Potter, B. Reeves, C. Richards. 1ST ROW: D. Perry, A. Doyen, C. Saindon, D. Cox, D. Rasure, M. Emery. Girls Ensemble BACK ROW: B. Boyd, J. Arnold, S. Coker, S. Smith, J. Dillon, E. Post, P. Wilson, 1ST ROW: K. Overstreet, P. Naylor, P. Nordquist, M. Hepperly, L. Cart, D. Olson, M. Doyen, S. Humes. BACK ROW: J. Goodwin, J. Dillon, C. Peck, E. Post, S. Smith, G. Larson, G. Lundberg, B. Yamell, S. Col- lins, P. Pickard, D. Hanson, B. Snyder, P. Post, R. joler, R. Green, T. Clark, P. Wilson, B. Boyd, S. Humes , L. Larkins, E. Rudd, B. Reeves. 3RD ROW: C. Saindon, K. Overstreet, J. Arnold, D. Johnson, L. Hanson, S, Townsend, D. Yamell, P. Chubbuck, G. King, D. Appleby, B. Leon, D. Lambert, J. Borsdorf, M. Shunn, C- Hamilton, G. Potter, H. Lowe, K. Carlson, D. Minard. A Cappella Mr. Everett Miller, director of A Cappella Choir, considers his selection of Car- mina Burana by Carl Orff to be the Choir's major accomplishment during the 1966-67 school year. As activity periods on Tuesday's and Thursday's were not long enough to practice, sessions were held in the evening to make the Choir ready for tour, contest, and spring concert. The tedious hours spent rehearsing were rewarded at the State Music Festival with a I division rating. On December 19 the A Cappella Choir sang Christmas selections at the annual Christmas concert. February 15th the Choir traveled to Sacred Heart in Salina for the League vocal clinic which was directed by Elmer Copley, from Bethany College in Lindsborg. On April 12th the Choir loaded buses to go on tour. Although the day was dreary, the A Cappella Choir brightened the students' day in Clay Center, Miltonvale, Salina, Sacred Heart, and Minneapolis . The major portion of the program presented was Carmina Burana by Orff. Again in concert, on April 18th the A Cappella Choir presented a concert for the Public. The A Cappella Choir sang together for the last time at Commencement exer- cises, May 25. 2ND ROW: A. Doyen, P. Naylor, J. Hopkins, C. Reeves, D. Perry, D. Cox, N. Johnson. J. Kasl. D. En- sign, D. Everitt, E. Barnhart, J. Beckman, J. Laman, D. Demanette, D. Collins, M. Mitchell, M. Hep- perly, D. Sherwood, S. McComas, J. Arnold. 1ST ROW: P. Blackburn, D. Fredrickson, L. Cart, L. Bors- dorf, P. Nordquist, L. King, D. Hill, J. Bell, D. Swiercinsky, B. Johnston, M. Reeves, C. Biyant, K. Thoman, L. Anderson, D. Olson, M. Doyen, C. Meats, M. Emery, D. Hill. Choir Mr. Miller prepares A Cappella for the music festival. Glee Clubs Earn GIRL'S GLEE CLUB-4TH ROW: S. Currie, B. Ream, J. Hopkins, D. Borsdorf, P. Naylor, S. Hattan, T. Mar- cotte, P. Johnson, S. Coker, A. Nordquist, N. Smith, J. Dillon, S. Smith, S. Thrash, B. Peck, 3RD ROW: M. Kalivoda, C. Diers, J. Delforge. G. Chartier, S. Swihart, H. Johnston, C. Strait, J. Ostrom, B. Allan, D. Hill, J. Arnold, N. Havel, T. Gibson, S. Kennett, G. Larson. 2ND ROW: J. Cote, D. Cyphers, D. Dut- ton, M. Johnson, G. Hunter, K. Overstreet, C. Saindon, J. Ream, C. Fahring, R. McDaniel, L. Manthey , D. Meyers, J. Goodwin, V. Dutton, G. Hatfield. 1ST ROW: P. Blackburn, M. LaBonte, P. Rehbein, C. Reeves, R. Ream, R. Leonard, S. Cook, L. Borsdorf, P. Nordquist, N. Johnson, E. Hesser, S. Hanson, M. Hepperly, J. Moates, R. Eakins. Mr. Miller directs one of the numbers that the A Cappella choir sang at the state music festival. 7 Ratings’ At State Festival GIRL'S GLEE CLUB-4TH ROW: B. Boyd, C. Wiemers, K. Wiemers, E. Rudd, K. Minard, S. Reeves, S. Humes, S. Copple. P. Wilson, E. Post. 3RD ROW: M. Mitchell, B. Vopat, B. York, S. Lanoue, S. Ross, A. Thomas, E. Daugh- erty, M. Copple Hallack, C. May, C. Noyes. 2ND ROW: J. Otis, N. Humes, J. Liman, F. Riley, D. Musick, R. Ralston, J. Marcotte, M. Foster, A. Gas- sart, N. Dutton, 4TH ROW: P. Hosford, M. Breault, D. Rasure, J. Snavely , D. Fredrickson, D. Havel, L. Cart, J. Chesebro, S. Loveland, M. Winsett. BOY'S GLEE CLUB-3RD ROW: D. Ball, B. Yamell, G. Lundberg. D. Swiercinsky, S. Townsend, P. Pickard, D. Hanson, B. Snyder, P. Post, P. Huscher, R. Joler, R. Green, T. Clark, D. Brake, 2ND ROW, M. Fah- ring, D. Johnson, J. Bell, D. Everitt, P. Chubbuck, G. King, D. Appleby, B. Leon, J. Beckman, D. Lam- bert, J. Laman, B. Keil, G. Demanett. 1ST ROW: D. Hill, J. Kasl, D. Ensign, D. Yamell, F. Borsdorf . M. Shunn, D. Demanett, D. Collins, C. Hamilton, B. Johnson, G. Bryant, M. Reeves, K. Thoman , F. Jacks, Mr. Miller. Junior All-School Party Becky Reeves and Susie Smith and escort John Luecke escort Greg Tracy Football Homecoming Buford Kitterman is named Juniors win the spirit stick. Pep Club gives the team a good Mr. Leg?. send off. Juniors' float wins first prize. The crowning of the 1966 Football Homecoming Queen. ‘Outward Bound’ JUNIOR ALL SCHOOL PLAY CAST poses for photographer during dress rehearsal—D. Ensign, M. Desilet, G. Fich, S. Erhardt. S. Coker, M. Fahring, D. Lambert, C. Foster, E. Daugherty. Junior All-School Play jm || i| iHIHi! CAST I Scrubby.......................Dave Ensign ............. | i i! ii r W Henry.............................Charlie Foster JfeJ Tom....................Mike Desilet Mrs. Clivden-Banks. . Sherrie Erhardt Reverend Duke .... Marvin Fahring ___________________________ Mr. Prior...................Sharon Coker ............. • , , D c r. V4 Reverend Thompson . . . Don Lambert Students practice for Outward Bound S. Erhardt, M. Fahring, S. Coker. 7 Remember Mama’ The play cast poses for a picture after their last performance of I Remember Mama. S. Erhardt, P. Char- bonneau, J. Quinley, E. Daugherty, B. Yamell, S. Smith, K. Gieswein, S. Hatton, C. Wiemers, A. Doyen, J. Detrixhe, D. Hanson, A. Nordquist, J. Hagler, P. Wilson, L. Hanson, M. Gentry, G. Fick, G. Bryant, M. Reeves, E. Post. All School Play CAST Katrin.................Sherrie Erhardt Mama....................Mary Gentry Papa.....................Louis Hanson Dagmar......................Jan Hagler Christine..........................Pam Wilson Mr. Hyde...............' . Grey Bryant Nels...............................Jan Detrixhe Aunt Trina .... Elizabeth Daugherty Aunt Sigrid..............Susan Hatton Aunt Jenny...............Susie Smith Uncle Chris.......................Dave Hanson A Woman.............Annetta Nordquist Mr. Thorkelson .... Bruce Yarnell Dr. Joh ' n.................Gail-Fick Ar te.............................Kent Gieswein A Nurse..........................Carol Wiemers Another Nurse..............Ann Doyen Soda Clerk.................Ann Doyen Madeline...........................Jan Quinley Dorothy Schiller . . Paula Charbonneau Miss Moorehead .... Elizabeth Post Bell-Boy..................Mark Reeves Juniors Entertain Seniors A view of the under-water paradise created by the Juniors after many hours of hard work. Steve Townsend welcomed Ann Doyen, Debbie Cox, and Mary Emery entertained the group with some of the seniors to the prom. their folk songp. In ‘Sunken Paradise’ Dave Hanson, Steve Townsend, Melaine Hepperly, Bruce Yamell, Sharon Coker, Laura Borsdorf, and Debbie Plowman enjoyed the banquet. The juniors and their guests enjoyed dancing to the music of the Stepping Stones. Dave Hanson gives the senior acceptance to the juniors welcome. Baccalaureate Baccalaureate for the 1967 Senior Class was held in the auditorium on Sunday evening, May 21st. Valedictorian James E. Beckman and Salutatorian Nancy Jo Humes. The Reverend H. H. Vogel of the EUB Church gave a sermon entitled ’’Widening Horizons for the gradu- a ting class. Goran Lundberg, foreign student. Scholastic Honor Students : Ron Smith, Elaine Rudd, Dave Han- son, Mike Larson, and Steve Schmidt. Graduation The Senior Class listens to Mr. G. Robert Gadberry, who gave the Commencement Address, Man and Mathematics. on May 25, 1967 in the new gym. Mr. Gadberry, Vice Presi- dent , Fourth National Bank, Wichita, Kansas. Together for the last time, the Senior members join the A Cappella in singing The Road Not Taken, Choose Something Like A Star and Hail To Thee, Concordia. As Mr. Miller directs, Phil Huscher accompaniesthe choir. THE DIGNITARIES: Assistant superintendent, P. Koehn; Schoolboard members J. Herbin, B. Lewis; Speaker R. Gadberry; Superintendent H. Clark; fresident of Board B. Larson; Board members C. McComas, G. Ganstrom� the Reverend D. Seward; and frincipal D. Musick. Junior High Faculty Principal JAMES POST MILDRED BARBER—English DOROTHY CRAIG—Music PATRICIA HANSON—English, Social Science john McDonald--Math DEVINE MONTOYA—Spanish JOHN PILCHER—Social Science WILLIAM SMITH—Math, Sci- ence , Boys' P. E. Preparing and serving hot lunches for the CHS students are Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Menke, Mrs. Davenport. Mrs- Breault, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Ray. Cooks And Custodians Helping maintain the school and keeping it clean are the custodians Mr. Scott, Mr. Newcomb, Mr. Breault, Mr. George Keam, Mr. Demars, Mr. Harold Keam. Eighth Grade BACK ROW-D. Crough, B. Carlgren, P. Day, B. Bramwell, S. Bauer, M. Clark, D. Chaput, D. Darby. 3RD ROW-L. Coker, P. Clark, N. Demars, R. Clark, C. Cory, M. Dutton, M. Appleby, M. Colby. 2ND ROVV- F. Anderson, F. Detrixhe, D. Cyphers, L. Miller, K. Bath, M. Dutton, C. Doyen, B. Collins, D. Busby. 1ST ROW-T. Cleveland, S. Demanette, C. Ceder, L. Bohling, L. Bieker, C. Budden, J. Allen, D. Dutton. BACK ROVV-T. Hayes, D. Herman, S. Ganstrom, P. Holtz, R. Hotaling, Rachel Hanson. D. Fisher, L. Good- win, S. Ediger. 3RD ROW-R. Hanson, L. Gray, W. Fowler, R. Elliot, K. Hewitt, M. Huber, J. Hilton, L. Fred- rickson. 2ND ROW-T. Grant, T. Hessee, N. Fick, K. Hosford, J. Evans, J. Emmel, L. Humes. 1ST ROW-D. Gould. D. Goodwin, B. Emery, T. Hopkins, D. Hess, P. Heald, G. Holbert, B. Gould. I CKROW: M. Lesperance, B. LeDuc, J. Morgan. B. Hummell, C. Meats, D. fcckson, R. Mosher. 3RD “”7-M; Kennett, S. Matthew, R. Moe, D. Lambert, C. Korthius, S. Kroulik, N. Kennedy, J. Irving. ROW: R. Mosburg, J. Joler, M. Morgan, S. Lanoue, L. Nobert, G. Loveland, J. Nault. 4TH ROW: R. Johnson, K. Marcotte, J. Kearn, V. Lawyer, J. McGee, T. Martin M. Strait, S. Walton, C. Stensaas, D. Strait, C. Reeves, P. Owensby, L. Payton, D. Shivers. ROW 3: L. Potter, M. Reed, L. Revell, J. Workman, D. Wilcox, D. Slater, P. Patterson, C. Trost. ROW 2- Paulsen.’ J Wikon J- Wilson, P. Vignery, N. Turner, K. Thompson, L. Ralston, B. Stortz. ROW 1: G. Owen, S. Wilson, M. Rehbein, D. Ryser, G. Sherwood, D. Ostrom, D. Walker, J. Wallgren. Special Education SPECIAL EDUCATION CL SS BACK ROW: Danny Brake, Lloyd Snavely, Lonnie Kearns, Dennis Boll, Carla Noyes, Gary Demanett, Joan Thomas. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Watson, Alta Gassart, Mary LaBonte, Frank Jack, Edith Davis. Seventh Grade ROW 4: S. Davis, M. Biss, J. Ashly, S. Anderson, P. Busby, K. Christenson, C. Coco, ROW 3: J. Brooks, A. Collins, C. Craig, D. Chaput, D. Betzner, S. Bauer, J. Arnold, ROW 2: M. Cook, B. Brownell, J. Deneault, S. Betts, D. Chandler, P. Chartier, J. Cleveland. ROW Is D. Demanett, B. Bryant, J. Bieker, T. Cossel, G. Diers, J. Anderson, D. Cyphers. ROW 4: R. Heiniger, G. Gruber,M. Graham,J. Foster, A. Foster, D. Erickson, K. Hess, ROW3: L. Girard, T. Hilton, D. Hesser, D. Hinson, K. Holbert, D. Ganstrom. ROW 2: L. Evans, S. Harris, L. Dillon, D. Doyen, M. Ediger, B. Graham, D. Garlow. ROW 1: C. Havel, T. Henry, K. Goodwin, D. Fowler, K.Gieswein, J. Hanson, D. Hanson. 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