Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1968 volume:

All The World’s A Stage And All The Men And Women Merely Players. And One Man In His Time Plays Many Parts.” 1968 Hurkaru Concordia High School Concordia, Kansas Foreword Contents During the course of the 67-68 school year at CHS, the students encountered many different facets of school life. As Shakes- peare once said, All the world's a stage, and in this 68 Hurkaru you will find many of the different parts that the students played in their roles as aspiring young citizens. Administration Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Organizations Athletics Activities Junior High 2 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Clark And Koehn Head District The school year of 1967-68 has been one of many challenges and accomplishments for the stu- dents and faculty’ of Concordia Senior High School. Opportunities are available to every student if only sought, as well as achievements if there is a will- ingness to pay the price of hard work and dedication. It is so easy in our society today for young people to follow the fatalistic philosophy of such groups as the hippies , sit-inners, and militant noncon- formists. It is generally agreed such methods as used by these groups in pursuing their point of view is not acceptable behavior. In view of the disturbing restlessness in our society, I wish to challenge each student of C. H. S. to face their problem with sound and rational thinking prior to action. Our society needs such leaders and welcomes such persons now and in the future. Congratulations to the Hurkaru staff for the work they have done in recording much of the history of 1967-68 in C. H. S. Best wishes for the future. Mr. Koehn is serving his second year as Assistant Superintendent of Schools. The assistant superinten- dent's duties are varied. Most of his duties come under the broad category of curriculum and instruc- tion. He is concerned with the character and quality of instruction in our school district, includ- ing the regular school year and summer school. Our district participates in several projects which involve federal aid. It is his responsibility to submit these projects and evaluate them, as required. Maintaining and improving the instructional quality in the school is a continuing process. It involves a continuous program of curriculum revi- sion, evaluating the objectives of courses and sub- jects offered, and measurement of educational achievement and progress. The assistant superinten- dent assists in planning in-service growth experi- ences for teachers, the adoption of textbooks and educational materials for use in the district, the measurement of pupils' performance through the district-wide testing program and the evaluating of the services of the instructional staff. 4 --Harold M. Clark. Musick And Betts Head High School CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU, THE PANTHERS OF 1967-68. This has been an outstanding year in your high school career. It is one that you will long remember and cherish in years to come. You have given a great effort and reaped a rich harvest of success in scholarship, music, art, debate, forensics, athletics, homemaking, vocational agriculture, and other areas of school endeavor. Many of you have gained area, state, and national recognition which speaks well of you, your instructors, school and community. They are justly proud of you and your adminis- trators are too. We are interested in each of you and your success in life. We wish you seniors greater success as you go forth into the world and for you returning Panthers we hope that you will endeavor to make the most of the educational opportunities that are available to you in your future years at Concordia High. -- Donald Musick The Vice Principal and Activities Director is an administrative position, currently held by Mr. Betts, who holds an MA Degree in Administra- tion and an Administrative Certificate from the State Department of Education. The Vice Principal is directly responsible to the Sr. High Principal and also serves the Jr. High Principal to a lesser degree. The duties of the Vice Principal include scheduling of all activities for Jr. and Sr. High School; schedul- ing school facilities for both Jr. and Sr. High; setting teacher work schedules for activities; hiring and paying officials; helping in Sr. High attendance and discipline. The job is time consuming but is very interest- ing and challenging. Mr. Betts feels the experience gained in this position was instrumental in his qualifying for the Principalship at Oberlin High School, where he will be next year. --Hcrshel Betts To The Junior High During the ten years that I have been principal of Concordia Junior High School many changes have come to our country, city, and schools. Some of these changes have been good; some have been of questionable nature. For those who are leaving CJHS. as well as for those who will replace them, I wish every happiness and success in die years ahead. May I say to each of you, make life worth living for yourself by doing your part in making a better school, a better country, and a better world for those about you. — James P. Post 5 Board Of Education THE BOARD OF EDUCATION--Paul Koehn; Harold Clark; John Herbin, Celeste McComas, President; George Ganstrom, Vice President; Fritz Emery; Dr. Wm. C. Berner; Don Hutchinson. The Board Of Education of Unified Dis- trict 333 is to be congratulated for their outstanding contributions to not only the school system but also to the students, teachers, and community and for their hard work and dedication. Without their continual efforts for better education, CHS would not be the excellent, high- calibered high school that it is. 6 Guidance Counselors A familiar face at CHS is Mrs. Virginia Campbell. Mrs. Campbell, secretary to Mr. Musick, has worked at the high school for three years. Some of her various duties are typing the daily bulletin, answering the phone, sorting the mail, and signing excuses. Miss Martha Fyfe is the clerk for the Board of Education and also the secretary to Mr. Clark. One of her many jobs is to make out the teachers' checks at the end of each month. The school nurse for school district 333 is Mrs. Dorothy Stortz. Mrs. Stortz, who has been the school nurse for the past five years says her job is a very rewarding one. Mrs. Dorothy Green does various jobs wherever she is needed at the Board of Edu- cation Building. She has enjoyed her work very much in the one and one-half years she has worked there. Mrs. Mildred McFall who enjoys her job very much, is the Board of Education sec retary. Mrs. McFall has worked for the school for four and one-haIf years. 8 Faculty Inspires Students KERMIT MENZIES B. S. Emporia State; Physical Science; Physics. JOHN F. DAVIS M. S. Emporia State; Algebra I, II; Senior Math; Calculus I, II. JAMES FLUMMERFELT M. S. Fort Hays; Industrial Arts. GALEN L. WEICK M. S. Emporia State; General Science; Chemistry. JOHN TACHA M. S. Oregon University; Algebra I and Geometry. G.C. FREEMAN M. S. Emporia State; Wood- working I, II, III; Shop 8. EUGENE E. LEON M. S. Emporia State; Biology. STEPHEN L. GREENEMEYER B. S. E. Emporia State; Math 8; Algebra I; General Math. SAM D. KEYS JR. B S. Northwestern State Col- lege, Alva, Okla. ; Mechanical Drawing I, II. 9 Teachers Promote Learning GWENDOLYN FLETCHER A. B. College of Emporia English XI, English XII. ROYANNAH K1INCENSMITH B. S. Emporia State English X, English XI. CLARK L. TALLEY B. S. E. Emporia State English IX; Journalism; Yearbook. MARTHA BRYANT B. S. Central Missouri State College. Basic English IX, X, XI. JANICE M. PERKINS B. S. E. Emporia State French I, II, III; English IX. ART WILLANS B. S. E. Emporia State Speech I, II; Dramatics; Debate and Forensics. SISTER JOHN PAUL M.A. St. Louis University, St. Louis, Mo. Latin I, Latin II. CARMAN DAVIS M. S. Emporia State Spanish I, II, III. 10 PATRICIA DWERLKOTTE B. S. Kansas State University Homemaking 8, Vocational Home- making II, III, Home Management, Family Living. BARBARA BOYD B. S. Kansas State University Homemaking 8, Homemaking I. AUCE CORY B. S. in Education, Ft. Hays State Librarian C. L. FITCH M. S. , Emporia State, Bus. Law, Economics, Psychology, Sociology. JOSEPH JOHNS B. A. McPherson College American History MARVIN L. DUNLAP A.B. Political Science, Fort Hays State College American Government, Civics, World Geography CAROL C. GOODWIN M. M. E. Kansas University Anthropology LOUIS FROHARDT B. S. Emporia State World History THOMAS G. BUNKER B. M. E. Fort Hays, Band-Sixth Grade, Stage Band, High School Band, Asst. Jr. High Band. II VERLYN E. TRUEBLOOD B. S. E. , Kansas State Teachers College Marketing I and II, C.O.E. Lab Typewriting AN1 LAURA PECK AB Bethany; MA, CSCE Creely, Colorado; Typing, Shorthand, Secretarial Procedures LEE DOYEN MS Colorado State University RONALD C. HOSIE B. S. Fort Hays Kansas State College 7th G 8th Grade art, Art 1,2, 3, crafts BOB PHNSON B. S. Physical Education Fort Hays State College 7th G 8th grade Physical Education LARRY HARTSHORN M. S. Emporia State Boys' Phys. Ed, Boys' Advanced Phys. Ed, Boys' ninth grade Health JUDY AKERS B. S. Kansas State University; Physical Education and Health ROBERT ENSIGN B. M. E., W.S. U. Instrumental Music; Elem. , Jr. High, Sr. High Band STEVE BOBST B. S. in Education and Psychology. Fort Hays State. Special Education EVERETT MILLER M. M. E. , University of Idaho. Fundamentals of Music; Choir; Boys and Girls Glee; Singers; Girls Ensemble; voice; Strings. CHARLES W. HERMAN M.S. Kansas State University General Science, 7th 8th Grade Sc ience PATRICIA HANSON B. A. Ottawa University 7th grade English and 8th grade History DEVINE S. MONTOYA A. B. Panhandle A. and M. Junior High Spanish PHN PILCHER B. S. E. Kansas State Teachers' College 7th Grade Social Studies, 8th Grade American History MRS. BARBER B.A., K.U. Seventh and eighth grade Language Arts DON NORDLUND B. A. Bethany 6th Grade WILLIAM D. SMITH B. S. Emporia State 7th Grade Math, 7th and 8th Grade Science, and Coach Phn McDonald M. S.E., K.S.T.C. 7th and 8th grade Math. ALICE LARSON B. S., K.S. U. 6th grade MILDRED TRACY B. S. E. at K. S. T. C. and Central Missouri State Sixth Grade SENIORS Senior Officers CHARLES FOSTER: School Council Repre- sentative 9, 10,11,12; C-Club 3 yrs. ; Debate 1 yr. ; Radio Crew 2 yrs. ; Forensics 3 yrs. ; Traffic Club 1 yr.; FT A 1 yr. ; Junior class play; Junior all school play; Play crew 12; Football 1 yr. ; Basket- ball 1 yr. ; Track 4 yrs. ; Wrestling 4 yrs. ; Key Club 3 yrs. ; President 12; Sec- retary 11. BARBARA SUTTON: Pep Club 3 yrs. ; FHA 10; B.E.C.K. Vice- President 1 yr. ; Foot- ball Homecoming attendant; FFA Sweet- heart 11; Student Council Rep. 1 yr. SUSAN KENNETT: Transfer student; Pep Club 3 yrs.; Hurkaru 1 yr., business man- ager; School Council Rep. 1 yr.; B.E.C.K. 1 yr. ; Cheerleader 2 yrs., Head 1 yr. ; Football Homecom- ing attendant 12; Winter Sports Festival attendant 12; FTA 2 yrs., secretary 12; Panther staff 12; Vice- president of Jr. class; secretary of Sr. class; Girls Glee 3 yrs. CLAUIDA STINSON: Pep Club 4 yrs. , Vice- president 11, President 12. Hurkaru 9, 10, Editorial staff 9, Business staff 10; Pan- ther staff 11; Class treasurer 10, 12; Girls' Glee 3 yrs. Class History As enthusiastic journeymen the class of 1968 began their journey through the planets on their STARSHIP 68. For the first part of the journey they elected Melanie Hepperly, Captain; Steve Townsend, Co-captain; and Gail Potter, Keeper-of-the-log. Their tour was sponsored by Miss Schenk, Miss Peck, Mr. Werhan, and Mr. Leon. After touring the planet Freshman die class journeyed to the planet Sophomore. Steve Townsend was elected Captain; Barbara Sutton, Co-cpatain; Mary Ownesby, Keeper-of-the-log; Claudia Stinson, Keeper-of-the funds. They were helped by Miss Smith, Mrs. Pearson, Mr. Fitch, and Mr. Sheppaid to maintain their ship. By die time the STARSHIP 68 reached planet Junior, Steve Townsend was still Captain; Susan Kennett, Co- captain; Gail Potter, Keeper-of-die-log; and Claudia Stinson, Keeper-of-the-funds. The crew had a multi-ship party entitled Dog Patch Days,: and a bon voyage party entitled Sunken Paradise for the inhabitants of planet Senior. After three mondis of orbiting in the STARSHIP 68, the class landed on the planet Senior. To lead the class through die last part of the journey, Charles Foster was elected Captain; Barbara Sutton, Co-captain; Susan Kennett, Keeper-of-the-log; Claudia Stinson, Keeper-of-the-funds. Mary Ownesby was chosen Panther Fleet Homecoming Queen. Later Icelandic ambassador Edda Siguidardottir was to reign over the Winter Sports Festival. r The 106 members of the STARSHIP 68 have spent four years together on their journey through space. They will soon be returning to Earth, where they will all go their separate ways. 15 LELAND BARLEEN Operators Club, 10-12; Secretary-Treasurer, 12. TERRY BOHUNC Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; Hurkaru, 9- Business Staff, 10, Edi- torial Staff; School Coun- cil Representative, 11; Cheerleader, 4 yrs. ; Homecoming Attendant; Panther Staff 11; Girls Glee, 9-10. GERALD BRAY FFA, 4 years; Operators Club 12; Basketball 9. DON BASEL Photography Club, 12; Panther staff, 12; Football 9-11; Basket- ball, 9; Track, 9. LARRY ANDERSON FFA, 4 yrs. JOHN BAUER School Council Rep- resentative, 12; C-Club, 11-12; Foot- ball, 4 yrs. ; Track 9- 10-11; Wrestling, 10- 11. LOIS ARNOLD Pep Club 4 years, Treasurer 11, Vice president 12; Kay- ettes 4 years, Trea- surer 12, Board 12; Hurkaru Business Staff 10-11; BECK 12; Pan- ther Staff 11; Band; Flag Twirlcr 10-11; Girls' Glee 9-10. DENNIS BLOC HUNGER FFA, 9-11; Operators Club, 4 yrs. KAREN CARLSON Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kayettes, 12; Girls' State Candidate; FHA, 4 yrs. ; Band, 9-10; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Girls' Glee, 9, 12; Spanish Club, 10, secretary, 10. CYNTHIA BRICHALU Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kayettes, 9-10; Hur- karu, 9-10; BECK, 12; Panther Staff, 11. BETTY CHAR TIER Pep club 4 yrs. DENNIS BURT C -Club. 11-12; FFA, 9-10, Reporter, 11- Secretary, 12- Treasurer; Band. 9- 10; Track, 10-11; Wrestling, 10-12. RICHARD CLARK C-Club, 11-12; Operators Club. 4 yrs. , vice-president, 12; Photography Club, 1 yr. ; Basketball. 4 yrs. ; Track, 2 yrs. ; Cross Country, 2 yrs. STEVE COLLINS School Council Rep- resentative, 9; C-Club, 3 yrs. ; President 12; Opera- tors Club, 1 yr. ; Foot- ball, 4 yrs. ; Basket- ball, 4 yrs. ; Track, 4 yrs. ; A Cappella, 3 yrs.; Boys' Glee, 3 yrs. SUZIECOOK Pep Club, 4 yrs. j Kay- ettes, 10-12; Girls' Glee, 4 yrs. MIKE DESILET Key Club. 11-12, vice- president, 12; B. E. C. K. , 12, vice-president, 12; NFL; Debate, 2 yrs. ; Forensics, 2 yrs. ; Junior All-School Play; All- School Play, crew. JAN DETRIXHE FFA, president, 12; Operators Club, 12; A11 -School Play, 11; crew, 10. CRAIG DUTTON WARREN DOWNER Operators Club, 4 yrs. ; Football. 4 yrs. ; Track, 9-10; Wrestling. 10-11; Tennis, 11-12. NORA DUTTON Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; Board, 11- 12; FHA, 11-12; Pep Band, 11-12; Girls' Glee; Spanish Club, 10, trea- surer, 11, secretary, 12. DAVE ENSIGN Boys' State Alternate, 11; Band, 4 yrs. , vice-president, 11- 12; Dance Band, 4 yrs. ; Pep Band, 4 yrs. ; A11-School Play cast, 11; Crew, 11; A Cappella. 4 yrs. , president, 12; Boys' Glee, 4 yrs. ; Singers, 9-11; Brass Ensemble, 4 yrs. ; Drum En- semble, 12. KAREN EVANS Pep Club. 4 yrs. ; Kayettes, 9-10; B. E.C.K. , 12; trea- surer, 12; A Cappel- la, 10-11; Girls' Glee, 9; Girls' En- semble, 9-10. BERSITA FRYBARCER B. E.C. K. , 12. JAN HACLER Pep Club, 12; Kay- ettes, 12; Christmas Ball Queen, 12; FTA, 12; All-School Play, 11; Girls' Glee, 12; French Club, 12; Transfer Student junior year. 19 MARVIN FARHRING FFA, 4 yrs. ; vice- president, 12; Junior Play, 11; Football, 4 yrs. ; Track, 9-11; Wrestling, 10-11; A Cappella, 12; Boys' Glee, 4 yrs. LARRY HANSON B. E. C.K. parliamen- tarian 12; Traffic Club, 1 yr. ; Photog- raphy club. 1 yr. ; Football. 1 yr. ; Bas- ketball, 1 yr. ; Ten- nis, 3 yrs. SHARON HANSON Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; Band, 10- 12; Girls Glee, 9, 10. DEAN HAYES Football, 9-10; Basket- ball, 4 yrs. RODNEY HESS Operators Club 11, 12; Panther Staff, 12; Football. 4 yrs. ; Track, 10; Spanish Club, 11. MELANIE HEPPERLY Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kayettes, 4 yrs. , Board, 4 yrs. ; Queen Candidate, 10; Girls State Alternate; De- bate, 9, 10; Forensics, 9, 11, 12; National Forensics League 4 yrs. ; President 10, Vice-President 9, Secretary 11; FTA, 12; Flag Twirler, 4 yrs. , Head Flag Twirler 11, 12; Class President 9; A Cap- pella, 10, 11, 12; Girls' Glee 10, 11, 12; Girls' Ensemble, 10,11,12. ELIZABETH HESSE Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kayettes, 9-11; Hur- karu 9-10; Radio Crew, 11; Girls' Glee 9-10. WILLIS HIGGINS B. E. C. K. , 12; Photogra- phy Club, 10-11; Foot- ball, 9-10; Track, 9; Wrestling, 10; Trainer and Manager; Tennis, 10; Key Club, 10. KEITH HUNDLEY B. E.C. K. , 12; Track, 1 yr. ; Transfer student ju- nior year. DOROTHY KEARN Pep Club. 12; FHA, 12; Girls' Glee, 11-12. BRAD HOPKINS Football, 4 yrs. ; Basketball, 9; Track, 9-10; Wrestling, 10- 12; Buoys' Glee, 9-10; Tennis, 11. JERRY JONES C-Club, 11-12, sec- retary, 12; Operators Club, 4 yrs. ; Foot- ball. 9-10; Track. 4 yrs. ; Wrestling, 12; Crosscountry, 11-12; Basketball, 9-11. PEGGY JOHNSTON Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kayettes, 4 yrs. ; School Council Rep- resentative, 10; FTA, 12; Flag Twirler, 11- 12; Girls' Glee. 9-10. CHRISTINE HUBER FHA, 11-12; FTA, 12; Band, 9-11; Pep Band, 11; Girls' Glee, 12; Art Club, 11-12. MARILYN JONES Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 9-10; FHA. 9; Hurkaru, 9-11; Editorial Staff. 11; Business Staff, 9-10; B. E.C.K. , 12; Panther Staff, 11; Band, 9. KATHY KORNEMAN Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Kayettes 9,10,11; A Cap- pella 9,10; Girls Glee 9, 10, 11; Art Club 11. 1AUREL KING Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Kayettes 9, 10, 11, 12, Board 9; FTA 12; Band 9, 10,11,12; Secretary of Band 11; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; A Cappella 9, 10, 11, 12; Mixed En- semble 9; Singers 10, 11, 12; French Club 12; Flute Trio 9, 10, 11, 12. DON LAMBERT Hurkaru Editorial Staff, 11; Debate 10, 11; Forensics 10, 11, 12; National Forensics League 10,11,12; Radio Crew 10, 11; FTA 12; Band 11, 12; Pep Band 12; Plays: Junior Play 11, All School 11, Crew 11, 12; A Cappella 10. 11, 12; A Cappella Secretary 12; Boys Glee 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 12. President 12; French Club 12. HARVEY KLINC FFA 12. LARRY LARKINS Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 12. HELEN LOWE Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Kay- ettes 10, 11; FHA 11; Panther Staff 12; Girls Ensemble 11. JANET LESPERANCE Transfer Student Junior year; Pep Club 11, 12; Girls Glee 11, 12. KENNY McKENNA Traffic Club, 9; Track, 9; Art Club, 12. REGINA MARTIN Pep Club, 11-12; Kay- ettes, 12; FHA, 4 yrs. ; Powder Puff Football, 12; Volleyball Team, 12. CAROL MEATS Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kayettes, 4 yrs. ; Hurkaru, 9-11; Na- tional Forensics League, 10; Foren- sics, 10, B. E.C. K. , 12; Panther Staff, 11; All-School Play, 10; A Cappella, 9-11; Girls Trio, 9-10; Girls Glee, 9-10; Girls Ensemble, 9-10. THERESE MARCOTTE Pep Club, 9-12; BECK, 12; Girls Glee, 10-12. MARTIN MILLER Band, 9-10; A Cap- pella, 9, Boys Glee, 9-10; Mixed En- semble, 9. LYNN MOSHER Transfer student, B. E.C.K. , 12. 12 DEBRA MUSIC K Pep Club, 11-12; Kayettes, 11-12; Kayctte Board, 12; Cheerleader, 12; Homecoming Foot- ball Attendant, 12; Basketball Attendant, 12; Panther Staff, 12; Editor, 12; A Cap- pella, 12; Girls Glee, 11; Track Attendant. 12; A F. S. candidate, 11; Transfer Student, 11; FFA Sweetheart Candidate, 11. DAVID MOSHER Band, 4 yrs. ; Pep Band, 12; Basketball. 9-11; Spanish Club. 9-10. DEWEY NELSON B. J. O'BRIEN School Council Rep- resentative, 12; C-Club, 11,12, Vice- President 12; Band, 4 years, President, 12; Dance Band 11, Li- brarian, 10; Brass Choir, 11; Pep Band, 4 years; Wind En- semble, 11; Football, 4 years; Basketball, 9-10; Track, 9-11; Wrestling, 11-12. JANET OTIS Pep Club, 4 years; Kay- ettes, 4 years; FHA, 10- 12, Vice-President, 12, Treasurer, 11; A Cap- pella, 10-12; Girls' Glee, 10-12. MARY OWENSBY Pep Club, 4 years; Kayettes, 9, 11; Cheerleader. 9-10; Debate, 11; NFL, President, 12; Foot- ball Homecoming Queen, 12; FTA, 12; Band, 4 years; Pep Band. 10-11; Class Secretary, 10; A Cap- pella, 9-10; Girls' Glee, 9-10; Girls' Trio, 9-10; Girls' Ensemble, 9-10. PATTY PALMQUIST Pep Club, 4 years; Kayettes, 4 years; FHA. 9-10; Hurkaru- Business Staff, 9, Editorial Staff, 10- 11; School Council Representative, 9; BECK, 12; Panther Staff, 11; Girls' Glee, 9-10 STANTON PERRY Boys' State; School Coun- cil, 10, President, 12; C-Club. 11-12; Band, 9; Football, 4 years; Track, 9-10; Wrestling, 10-11; Tennis, 10-12; Boys' Glee, 9-10. PRICE PICKARD C-Club. 10-12; Radio Crew, 10; Band, 9-10; Dance Band, 10; Pep Band. 9-10; Football, 4 years; Basketball, 4 years; Track, 4 years; A Cappella, 9-11; Mixed Ensemble, 9; Boys' Ensemble, 10- 11. GAIL POTTER Pep Club. 4 yrs. ; Kayettes: Board. 4 yrs. ; President 12; Girls state School Council 11. 12; Treasurer. 11; Debate. 9. 10, 12; Nat’l. Forensics Lea. ; Vice Pres. 10; Sec- retary 9; FTA 12. Band 9; All School Play 10; Class Secretary. 11; Treasurer, 9; A CappelLa (accom- panist) 10. 11, 12; Girls Glee (accompanist) 4 yrs. ; Mixed Ensemble 10, 11; Girls Ensemble 4 yrs. CAROL REEVES Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kayettes, 4 yrs. ; Band, 4 yrs. ; Dance Band, 4 yrs. ; Pep Band, 4 yrs. ; Twirler, 9, 11; Drum Major- ette, 12; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Girls' Glee, 4 yrs. ; Girls' Sextet, 9. PINNUCCIA REHBIEN Pep Club. 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 10-12; BECK. 12; Girls' Glee. 4 yrs. ; Girls' Ensemble. 9. SHEILA ROSS Pep Club, 3 yrs. ; Kayettes, 1 yr. ; FHA, 1 yr. j BECK, 12; Girls Glee, 2 yrs. AUCE SALLMAN Pep Club, 9, 10, 11; FHA, 9, 10; Girls Glee, 11, 12. BEVERLY SCHLEUDER Pep Club, 3 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 9, 10; FHA, 9, 10; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. DYNA SHERWOOD Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kayettes, 12; nomi- nee to Girls State; FHA. 10, 11, 12-Vice Pres. ; School Council, 10, 11; Band, 9. 10; A Cappella, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club, 10; Girls Glee, 3 yrs. MARVIN SHUNN Track, 4 yrs.; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Boys Glee, 4 yrs. EDDA SIGUARARDOTTIR Pep Club, 12; Kayettes, 12; School Council. 12; FTA, 12; A Cappella 12; Girls Glee, 12; Art Club, 12; French Club, 12; FTA. 12. UNDA VALCOURE Pep Club, 9-11; Ciris Glee, 10-12. DENNIS THRASH Key Club, 2 yrs. ; BECK, president; Operators club, 3 yrs. ; Secretary 2 yrs. ; All School Play, crew; Football, 1 yr. ; Basketball, 2 yrs. ; Track, 1 yr. ; Photog- raphy club, 1 yr. ; Radio crew, 1 yr. BERNADETTA VOPAT Pep Club, 4 yrs; FHA, 11-12; FHA Executive Council, 12; Girls Glee, 11-12. STEVE TOWNSEND Boys State, 11; School Council Vice-President, 12; Band, 9-11; Dance Band, 9-11; Pep Band, 9, 10; Football, 4 yrs. ; Basketball, 4 yrs. ; Track, 4 yrs. ; Class President, 10, 11; Class Vice-Presi- dent, 9; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Boys Glee. 4 yrs. ; Boys Octet. 11; Spanish Club. 10; Trombone Quartet, 9-11; Brass En- semble, 9-ll;C-Club, 11,12. KATHY WLECH - NANCY WILCOX-- Pep Club 2 years, Kayettes 2 years, B.E. C.K. 12, Girls' Glee 3 years. Pep Club 2 years, Kayettes 2 years, B.E. C.K. 12, Girls' Glee, 4 years. NOT PICTURED DARRELL ALLEN SHARON DELFORCE LINDA MASON BRENDA STORTZ GREG TRACY Senior Class Prophecy Forward aim forward, oh time in your flight; Make me a prophet just for tonight. The Senior Class of 1968 would like to adopt this poem as the purpose for our class prophecy-to look into the future approximately ten years and see what great achievement each one has made. Darrell Allen-still stack- ing cases of beer. Larry Anderson-doing the Karate commercials on T. V. Lois Arnold-has moved up to head electrician at May- fields. Lei and Barleen-mowing the White House lawn. Don Basel-President of the Cirl Scouts of America. John Bauer-Mustang dealer at Rice. Dennis Blochlinger-Mayor of Belleville. Terry BohLing-she's now the new manager of the bowl- ing alley. It's called Bohling Bowling. Ccrald Bray-bouncer for the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas. Cynthia Brichaili-she has finally completed her famous film, Cleopatra. Dennis Burt-he's a travel- ing minstrel singer. Paula Charbonneau-is married and living happily ever after. Betty Charticr-she's moved to San Francisco. Richard Clark-the official manager for the Harlem Globe Trotters. Steve Cl ark-math tutor for the President. James Cole-is a coal miner in South Africa. Steve Collins-set a land speed record from his house to Helen's. Joy Cook-protestor, pro- testing down with, up with the people. Susie Cook-just completed her book- 101 Ways to Sneak Out of the.House. Mark Cozine-deep under- ground, trying to find his wav out of the missle complex he built. Steve Day-he has changed his last name from Day to Night. David Dclforge-head pickle stomper at Peter Piper's Pickle Factory. Sharon Deiforge-head in- spector at the Goober's Peanut Butter Factory. Jan Detrixhe-cattle rancher in Wyoming. Warren Downer-now makes false teeth, uppers and down- ers. Craig Dutton, after years of breeding, has finally devel- oped a 40- pound chicken. Nora Dutton is checking pure milk for Tip Top Dairies. Dave Ensign-director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Marvin Fahring-head of the national FFA. Charlie Foster is now a monk, fasting in the Hima- laya Mountains. Bersita Frybargcr is the Avon lady for Concordia. Jan Hagler is still recover- ing from the crick in her neck from looking up at Rick. Larry Hanson-out of popu- lar demand, Larry has changed his name to Leroy. Dean Hays-the majority leader in the U. S. Senate. Melanie Hepperly-the first runner-up for Miss Universe. Rodney Hess-ambassador to Sweden. Willis Higgins-training tigers for the circus. Chris Hilton-population counter at Clyde. Brad Hopkins-carry-out boy at Boogaarts. Christine Huber-art instruc- tor on finger painting. Keith Hundley-a preacher leading the civil rights move- ment. Pcggy Johnston-teacher of American government in Hutchinson. Dorothy Keam is a hair stylist at Klips, Kuts and Kurls. John Keam-a farmer. Susan Kennett-serving cof- fee, tea or milk on a slow boat to China. Laurel King-opera singer for the Lawrence Welk Show. Harvey Kling-trying to find out really how many shaves you get from a Persona razor blade. Kathy Komcman-painting a mural on the dome of the capitol building. Don Lambert-flipping lights as the light director on Broad- way. Larry Larkins-he's finally returned to earth after being captured by a UFO. Janet Lesperance-going from door to door selling Girl Scout cookies. Teresa Marcotte-doing Brand X commercials on TV. Rgina Martin-still break- ing windows with baseballs. Linda Mason-fashion model for Sears, Roebuck, and Co. Kenny McKenna-perfect- ing hair-dos for Emiko's. Carol Meats is now a farmer's wife, raising wheat, cows, chickens, pigs, horses, ducks, and babies. Martin Miller has just accepted a position at Macy's. David Mosher-manager of the Deep Rock gas station. Lynn Mosher- starting up a new Playboy Key Club. Debra Musick-editor of the Wall Street Journal. Dewey Nelson is racing his '59 Ford in the Indianapolis 500. B. J. O'Brien has made a million on a new record. Janet Otis wraps Tootsie Rolls in a Tootsie Roll Factory. Mary Owensby takes in ironing to help feed Craig's 40-pound chicken. Patty' Palmquist-the first lady president of Duckwalls, Inc. Michael Pei 1-organizing a long chain of Pell Enterprises. Stanton Perry has taken over as head doctor in General Hospital. Price Pickard, after years of lifting weights, has finally gotten to the Mr. Universe contest. Mike Plowman-trying to find a new way to procrasti- nate. Gail Potter plays the piano at Shakey's Pizza Parlor. Jolcne Price-librarian in the Library of Congress. Roncllc Ralston has just finished running around the world for her third time. Carol Reeves-doing Miss Clairol commercials on TV. Rick Reeves is suffering from severe back pains from leaning over to talk to Jan. Pinuccia Rehbcin has perfected the permanent wave. Sheila Ross-racing her horse at Thundercloud Park. Alice Sallman- giggling for TV commercials. Beverly Schieuder-making pottery for the Indians in Mexico. Dyna Sherwood has taken her prize Angus to the bull fights in Mexico. Marvin Shunn is a KNCK radio announcer. Bob E. Snyder-Black Belt Karate expert. Bob G. Snyder-chief lumberjack in the North Woods of Nebraska. Claudia Stinson-still waiting. Barbara Sutton-selling apples at the Kentucky Derby. Donny Thomas has taken over Thomas' New and Used Furniture. Dennis Thrash is a five- star general. Steve Townsend is the personal trainer to Joe Nam- ath. Greg Tracy-ringing the bells in the Catholic church. Linda Valcoure sells lemonade at her stand in the Sahara Desert. Bemie Vopat- cooking for the summer work crew. Kathy Wclsh-president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Armed Forces. Nancy Wilcox works at Bike's taking orders. Mary LaJBonte is the Su- preme Court reporter. Edda Sigurdardottir-a cheerleader at Yale. 28 ’Will’ Of Departing Seniors I, DARREL ALLEN, do will nothing because I do not have anything to leave. I, LARRY ANDERSON. do will and bequeath my briefcase to anyone who needs it. I, LOIS ARNOLD, do will and bequeath my ability to keep up with tornadoes to Brenda and Mike. I, LELAND BARLEEN, do will and bequeath my driving ability to Larry John Doyen. I, DON BASEL, being of able body and strong mind, do will my little smile to Tom McKenna. I, JOHN BAUER, do will and bequeath my lightning speed to Brad Dutton. I, DENNIS BLOCHUNCER, do will and bequeath my driv- ing ability to Cathy McDaniel. I, TERRY BOHUNC, do will and bequeath my car to the Home Ec. Department. I, GERALD BRAY, do will and bequeath Jorcen Parker to Steve Wilson. I, CYNTHIA BRICHALLi, do will and bequeath the Italian race to anyone who thinks they can outrun it. I, DENNIS BURT, do will and bequeath my spot on the wrestling team to Joe Minard. I, KAREN CARLSON, do will my red Ford to anyone who can make it fly on the right side of the highway. I, BETTY CHARTIER, do will and bequeath my hippie boyfriend to Ruthie Brownell. I, RICHARD CLARK, do will and bequeath my great basketball talent to die future star of CHS, Lawrence Coker. I, JIM COLE, do will and bequeath my history book to anyone unfortunate enough to receive it. I, STEVE COLLINS, do will and bequeath my slow ways to Steve Ediger. I, JOYCE COOK, do will my ability to miss school to anybody who likes to do make- up work. I, SUZIE COOK, do will and bequeath my tiny toes to Grady Coker. I, MARK COZINE, do will and bequeath my old pick-up truck to anybody who will take it. I, SHARON DELFORGE, do will and bequeath my study- ing ability to Ann Beckman. I, JAN DETRDCHE, do will and bequeath my ability in meat judging to next year's ag. class. I, CRAIG DUTTON, do will and bequeath my sportsman- like conduct to Wendell Gan- strom. I, NORA DUTTON, do will and bequeath my height to Brice Leon. I, DAVID ENSIGN, do will and bequeath my driver's license to Janet Snavely. I, KAREN EVANS, do will and bequeath my natural blonde hair to Lcanna Saint. I, MARVIN F AH RING, do will and bequeath my cool voice to La Veda Cook. I, CHARUE FOSTER do will to the seniors of next year better luck with the senior assembly. I, BERSITA FRYBARCER, do will and bequeath all my boyfriends, except Robert, to anyone who wants them. I, JAN HAGLER, do will and bequeath my cheerleading abilities to Dccanna Perry. I, LARRY HANSON, do leave and bequeath one case of oil to anyone else who drives an Oldsmobile. I, DEAN HAYS, do will and bequeath my brownie points to Mark Johnson; he asked me first. I, MELANIE HEPPERLY, do will my Metrccal to Don Ross. I, RODNEY HESS, will my most difficult problem, Debbie Cox, to Ed Barnhart. I, UZHESSEE, do leave all my problems. I, WILLIS HIGGINS, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with power tools to next year's shop classes. I, CHRIS HILTON, do will and bequeath my bicycle to Larrv Erickson. I, BRAD HOPKINS, do will my receding hairline to Melinda Kennett. I, CHRISTINE HUBER, do will and bequeath my brother, Mike to Betsy Peck so she can have fun with him again next year in study hall. I, KEITH-HUNDLEY, do leave my sideburns and shades if the Navy will send them back. I, PEGGY JOHNSTON, do will and bequeath my walk to Karla Cory. I, JERRY JONES, do will and bequeath my ability to get second place in the two- mile run to Doug Herman. I, MARILYN JONES, do will and bequeath my ability to wait for a boy in the service to Jolene Cote. I, DOROTHY KEARN, do will and bequeath my slow driving habits to my junior brother. I, JOHN KEARN, do will and bequeath my meat judging ability to the freshman boys; they need it. I, SUSAN KENNETT, do will all my offices to anyone who wants an ulcer. I, LAUREL KING, being of sound mind and body, do will and bequeath my lifelong Republican ideals, my idolism of Barry Goldwater. and my support of Richard Nixon to Tom Runge. I, HARVEY KLING, do will my bequeath. I, KATHY KORN EM AN, do leave my daily sunshine to the sixth hour government class. The teacher's day just wouldn't be made without it. I, DON LAMBERT, do will and bequeath my tuba to David Goodwin. I, LARRY LARKINS, do will and bequeath my ability' to see those little green spacemen to Pete, Luanna, Jane, Larry John, and Don. I, JANET LESPERANCE, do will and bequeath my F in homeroom to Larry John Doyen. I, HELEN LOWE, do will and bequeath my coordinated manner and gentle voice to Sherri Wright. I. THERESA MARCOTTE. do will and bequeath my long, black hair to Nancy Day. I. REGINA MARTIN, do will and bequeath my athledc ability' to next year's Powder Puff football team. I, LINDA MASON, do will and bequeath my large family- sized car to Joe Borsdorf, so he'll have more girl space. I, KENNY McKENNA, do will my movie starring ability’ to Mario Brichalli. I, CAROL MEATS, do will and bequeath my baby brother Bugs to next year's biology classes. 1, MARTIN MILLER, do will my six-banger to Raymond Nelson; he needs more power. I, DAVID MOSHER, do will and bequeath my ability to pump gas at the Deep Rock station to Barb Boyd. I, LYNN MOSHER, do will my ability' to wreck '65 Fords to anybody that tries. I, DEBRA MUSICK, do will and bequeath my ability’ to do pushups to Ann Beckman. I, B. J. O'BRIEN, do will my ability' to attract cute cheer- leaders to Gary Diebel. I, JANET OTIS, do will my noon hour bus to the A. GW. I, PATTY PALMQUIST, do will and bequeath my good grooming habits to Mike La- Bonte. I, MICHAEL PEIL, do will and bequeath nothing, because I'm taking it all with me. I, STANTON PERRY, do will my ability’ to stay awake and listen in class to K. Wayne Cossel. I, PRICE PICKARD, being the last Pickard, do will and bequeath number 11 football jersey to nobody, it's ours. I, MIKE PLOWMAN, do will and bequeath my cycling ability to David Boll. I, JOLENE PRICE, do will my ability to nay out of other people's business to Debbie Cox. I, RONELLE RALSTON, do will my running ability to any girl who wants to get away from an unwanted boyfriend. I, CAROL REEVES, do will and bequeath my GO-GO- boots to Donny Paul Ream. I, PINUCCIA REHBQN, do will and bequeath my curls to Melinda Kennett. I, FAYE RILEY, do will and bequeath my Ford Falcon to Iarry Erickson. I, SHEILA ROSS, do will and bequeath my ability to go on diets to my brother, Don Ross. I, AUCE SALLMAN, do leave my hope chest to Jane Arnold. I, BEVERLY SCHLEUDER, do hereby will and bequeath my giggle to no one; I'm not through with it yet. I, DYNA SHERWOOD, sure would like to will my nickname, Dynamite, to anyone who wants a bang. I, MARVIN SHUNN, do will and bequeath my ability’ to imitate Donald Duck to Jackie Arnold. I. BOBE. SNYDER, do wiU and bequeath my ability to wipe-out cycles to all those perfect drivers who can't do it. I, BIG BOB SNYDER, do will and bequeath my ability to attract short girls Id Eddy Black. I, CLAUDIA STINSON, do will and bequeath my G. I. Joe to no one 'cuz I still want him. I, BRENDA STORTZ, do will and bequeath my rusty old, red pick-up 4o Larry Erickson. I, BARBARA SUTTON, do will and bequeath Nanny to Bruce and Jill. I, CAROL SWENSON, do will and bequeath my bird legs to Don Ross. I, EDDA SIGURDARDOTTIR. do will and bequeath my granny glasses to Deanna Perry. I, MICHAEL THOMPSON, do will my ability’ to keep train- ing rules to Bruce Vest. I, DENNIS THRASH, do will my ability’. I, STEVE TOWNSEND, do will and bequeath my love for Marysville to next year's foot- ball team. I, GREG TRACY, do leave. I, LINDA VALCORE, do will and bequeath my single life to Jeff Schmitz. 29 STuPid theY cant legislate AGAINST G IW INC THANKS THAT U)E'RE GRADUATING elu R6ALLV m£ 5er o 0 e A HARD TiMfc 30 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors Sponsor Many Activities President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Mary Emery Larry Erickson Ann Doyen Nancy Day Darrel] Appleby Jane Arnold Edward Barnhart Howard Battishill Ann Beckman Luanna Beneda David Boll Fred Borsdorf Barbara Boyd 32 John Bray Marsha Breault Chris Budden Lyndell Cart Gary Charbonneau Jayne Chesebro Paul Chubbuck Mark Coco Carol Coffenberger Dennis Collins Shirley Copple Jolene Cote Debbie Cox Della Cyphers Doris Dallen Joan Davis 33 Juniors Select Class Rings Phil Detrixhe Jo Dillon Peter Foster Ron Gerard Stephanie Fraser Larry Gerard Jarold Eubanks Debra Fredrickson Janet Goodwin John Fellows Wendell Ganstrom Ron Goodwin Dennis Demanett Larry Doyen Deanna Deneault Ted Easter 34 Betty Hauck Barbara Heiniger Eva Hesser Dianne Hill Daryl Holechek Jana Hopkins Jon Hotaling Sally Humes Cayla Hunter Douglas Johnson Marcia Johnson Mark Johnson 35 Hippies Invade All-School Party Helen Johnston Janet Kagle Sharon Kagle Jack Kasl Donald Ream Ralph Ream Benson Reil Don Rindel Ginger Krobb Mike LaBonte Sandra Lanoue John Lawyer Brice Leon Alan Logan Sherry Loveland William McDaniel 36 Linda Manthey Kathy May Marylu Menzies Susie Mosher Pat Naylor Dave Nease Raymond Nelson Pam Nordquist Dorothy Olson Catherine Overstreet Alvin Paquette Deeanna Perry John Pilcher Elizabeth Post Cynthia Powell Loredona Rehbein 37 Linda Revell Annette Richard Doug Rivers Michael Roberts Cheryl Saindon Leanna Saint Dean Saunders Kenneth Schmidt Jeff Schmitz Nancy Smith Katherine Strait David Swercinsky Susie Swihart Carolyn Thrash Bonnie Trost Randall Trost 38 Pam Wilson Steve Wilson Marsha Winsett Doug Yamell Cheryl Yemm Sharrid Fraser Juniors Look Forward To Senior Year Hippies congregate around ring-toss at Junior All- School Party. Junior float wins first place in Homecoming Parade. Belinda Allen Ed Black Lynn Anderson Pam Blackburn Jacque Arnold Ron Blochlinger James Bell Dannetta Borsdorf Gene Betts Hilaire Breault Richard Bieker Richard Breault Sophomores President Chris Hamilton V. President Mimi Foster Ruth Brownell Nancy Brunell Greg Bryant Mac Campbell Gwen Chartier Dean Clark Mike Cleveland Grady Coker Laveda Cook Kathy Cossel 40 Steve Culbertson Janice Delforge Gary Diebel Carolyn Diers Marsha Doyen Brad Dutton Denise Dutton Richard Eakins David Everitt Connie Farhing Tom Fraser Lee Gale Secretary Vicki Bohling Treasurer Janet Kosar Taunya Gibson Kent Gieswcin Mark Gillan Carole Greene Roger Hansen Louis Hanson Del Harris Gladys Hatfield Greg Hattan Nancy Havel Janet Henry Mike Hepperly 41 Ellen Istas Nancy Johnson Bruce Johnston Marla Kalivoda Jane Keam Tom Kennett Galen King Joyce Laman Fred Larson James Larson Karen Leonard Don Liedtke Carol May Bernard Meyer Joe Minard 42 James Mosher Larry Nelson Evelyn Oberdick Joreen Parker Nora Paulsen Betsy Peck Kathy Plowman David Price Dana Rasure Mark Reeves Carol Richard 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 Mickie Trost Pam Turley Perry Valcoure 43 Rick Yamell Claudia Young 44 President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Greg Owen Doug Herman Melinda Kennett Freshmen Jay Allen Floyd Anderson Marsha Appleby Phyllis Barleen Steve Bauer Lawrence Bieker Larry Boh ling Becky Bramwell Mario Brichalli Craig Budden Donna Burt Dale Busby Beth Carlgren Carl Cedar Daniel Chaput Clinton Cheraey Mary Clark Peggy' Clark Ruth Ann Clark Terry Cleveland 45 Entering CHS Halls Janet Coffenberger Mike Colby Brad Cole Brian Collins Lawrence Coker Karla Cory K. Wayne Cossel Debbie Crough Diana Cyphers David Darby Patty Day Steve Demanett Nancy Demars Brenda Deneault Fred Detrixhe Carol Doyen David Dutton Marcey Dutton Martha Dutton Steve Ediger Rodney Elliot Beth Emery Joe Emmel George Evans Wayne Fowler 46 For First Time Linda Fredrickson Don Frybarger Sheldon Ganstxom David Goodwin Bob Gould Dick Gould Jill Graham Terry Grant Lyle Gary Susan Hamilton Rachael Hanson Rebbecca Hanson Terry Hays Pam Heald James Helton Debbie Hess Tim Hesse Kenneth Hewitt Gary Holbert Tina Hopkins Rebecca Hotaling Mike Huber Larry Humes Bill Hummel Janet Irving 47 Dennis Jackson Jeff Joler Judy Keam Sherry Keam Nancy Kennedy Doug Killion David Kindel Connie Korthuis Sharon Kroulik Pat Laman Diana Lambert Steve Lanoue Vicky Lawyer Bob LeDuc Michael Lesperance Gary Loveland Mike Marcotte Terry Martin Sally Matthew Carl Meats Linda Miller Renee Moe John Morgan Malcolm Morgan Roger Mosher 48 Cindy Naillieux James Nauit Lorraine Nobert Dennis Ostrom Peggy Owe ns by- Patsy Patterson Saundra Paulsen La Donna Pay'ton Lynn Potter Craig Reeves Mario Rehbein Dale Revell John Rodgers Dick Ryser Kaye Schuh Greg Sherwood Debbie Shivers Debbie Slater Craig Stensaas Bill Stortz Danny Strait Michael Strait Loretta Swenson Betty Tholstrup Christine Trost 49 Neva Turner Bob Tyler Phyllis Vignery Donald Walker Steve Walton David Wilcox Janette Wilson Jeanne Wilson Scott Wilson Naomi Wolfe Freshmen's float receives SECOND Rating in Homecoming Parade. 50 ORGANIZATIONS BACK ROW: D. Shivers, J. Bauer, C. Foster, B. ]. O'Brien, Mr. Dunlap--sponsor, L. Hanson, C. Powell, E. Sigurdardottir, D. Cox, M. Reeves, N. Kennedy. FRONT ROW: C. Doyen, K. Cory, J. Arnold--Secretary, S. Townsend--vice-president. S. Perry--president. G. Potter--Treasurer, P. Blackburn. N. Day. Student Council The Student Council sponsored the an- nual Homecoming Festivities including a Spirit Week, parade, assembly, and dance. Dances were also sponsored after home games to raise money for a new trophy case. The Stuco officers and special representative Nancy Day went to Chapman, Kansas, January 22, 1968, to draw up a Code of Ethics for the NCKL. In February, Stuco sponsored the Winter Sports Festival. Band plays for after-game dance. Key Club BACK ROW: G. Hattan, M. Thompson, J. Bray, L. Erickson, R. Breault, R. Clark, R Reeves. 3RD ROW': P. Detrixhe, J. Eubanks, G. Deibel, D. Burt, F. Borsdorf, D. Everitt, M. Cleveland. 2ND ROW: D. Bell, L. Doyen, P. Foster, M. LaBonte, S. Culbertson, L. Hanson, J. Detrixhe. FRONT ROW: Mr. Johnson, B. Snyder, C. Foster, W. Ganstrom, D. Thrash, Mr. Trueblood. The Key Club is a civic-minded or- ganization sponsored by the local Kiwanis. The club is also a member of the International Key Club. The Club's officers are Pres. , Charlie Foster; Vice Pres. , Mike Desilet; Sec. , Larry Hanson; and Treas. , Wendell Ganstrom. Besides having popcorn sales as a project, they also sponsored pro- grams, and the annual Key Club- Faculty basketball game. The club also attended the National Key Club convention in Topeka. Operators Club BACK ROW: E. Barnhart, R. Clark, D. Johnson. B. Keil, R Reeves, J. Detrixhe, J. Bray. 2ND ROW: D. Delforge, Mr. Leon, L. Barleen, D. Bloch linger FRONT ROW: M. Cozine, F. Borsdorf, D. Thrash, C. Dutton. Sponsored by Mr. Leon, the Operators Club was headed by Rick Reeves, Richard Clark was Vice Pres. , and Leland Barleen was Sec. -Treas. There were 16 members in the Club this year, and each helped with the audio-visual equipment when it was needed by the teachers. The knowledge the students gained from the club not only provided valuable assistance to CHS, but may be helpful to the students later in life. BOOGARTS SUPER MARKET •HOME OF LOWER FOOD PRICES'� Kayettes Earn 9TH ROW: M. Doyen, J. Kosar, N. Kennedy, D. Lambert, P. Laman, J. Wilson, J. Wilson. 8TH ROW:D. Crough, J. Graham, C. Trost, R. Hotaling, L. Fredrickson, R. Hanson, R. Hanson, C. Greene, L. Swenson, K. Cory, D. Shivers, S. Matthews, B. Carlgren, B. Emery, M. Dutton, L. Payton. 7TH ROW:L. Cook, R. Brownell, N. Brunell, K. Plowman, M. Foster, J. Arnold, C. Fahring, J. Laman, C. Doyen, C. Korthuis, P. Day, K. Wiemers, C. Wiemers, D. Rittel, L. Hillman. 6TH ROW: V. Bohling, C. Richard, P. Turley, C. Deirs, C. May, J. Henry, P. Blackburn, K. Townsdin, N. Havel, K. Leonard, B. Snyder, S. Wright, K. Swenson, R. Magaw, M. Kalivoda. 5TH ROW: L. Saint, C. Coffenberger, D. Borsdorf, J. Cote, D. Denault, S. Copple, B. Hauck, S. Lanoue, B. Heiniger, C. Overstreet, G. Hunter, B. Trost, M. Johnson, S. Loveland. 4TH ROW: P. Heald, B. Tholstrup, I. Bohling, C. Stinson, J. Arnold, A. Richard, S. Fraser, D. Fredrickson, T. Gibson, E. Oberdick, J. Coffenberger, A. Thome, B. Peck, J. Dillon, L. Manthey. 3RDROWr:P. Patterson, G. Chartier, R. Ralston, D. Sherwood, N. Day, H. Johnston, D. Olson, P. Naylor, C. Saindon, J. Chesebro, E. Post, J. Goodwin, C. Yemm, S. Hattan, A. Doyen. 2ND ROW:). Snavely, D. Musick, C. Brichalli, F. Riley, J. Otis, K. Carlson, N. Dutton, S. Humes, C. Powell, B. Boyd, D. Perry, M. Menzies, L. Cart, D. Cox, P. Wilson. FRONT ROW: R. Martin, L. Arnold, M. Winsett, D. Dallen, P. Nordquist, G. Potter, M. Hepperly, J. Hagler, S. Cook, S. Hanson, P. Johnston, C. Reeves, L. King, E. Sigurdardottir. 1000-Point Award BOARD OF DIRECTORS: BACK ROW: S. Humes. P. Naylor, S. Hattan, D. Perry. M. Menzies, P. Wilson, J. Arnold. J. Kosar, M. Doyen. 2ND ROW: M. Hepperly, D. Musick, P. Nordquist, N. Dutton, C. Doyen, M. Foster, B. Carlgren, R. Hotaling. FRONT ROW: Miss Perkins, B. Boyd, G. Potter, A. Doyen, L. Arnold, Miss Klingensmith. Kayettes, led this year by President Gail Potter, has been an active organi- zation. Their three biggest projects were The Powder Puff Football Game, whose proceeds went to adopt a foreign child, the joint sponsorship with the Pep Club of the Christmas Ball, and the sending of materials to men in Vietnam. Other projects include sending money to Care, sponsoring a faculty car wash and faculty tea, having a Litterbug Campaign, selling Spook Protection Insurance for Halloween, sponsoring several concession stands, selling holly to finance the Christmas Ball, and hold- ing a Mother-Daughter Fashion Show and Tea. This year's group has been successful in their aim to pass on to future mem- bers an association which will be a source of joy and satisfaction. Christmas Ball Royalty—Rick Reeves and Jan Hagler are crowned as attendants look on. Powder Puff Football King Rick Reeves receives crown and bouquet. 55 C-Club BACK ROW: Mr. Tacha. P. Pickard, J. Jones. 3RD ROW.-J. Minard, R. Yamell, D. Swiercinsky . D. Vignery. R. Hess. B. Snyder. B. Johnston. 2ND ROW: G. Diebel, B. McDaniel. P. Foster. D. Burt. D. Johnson, W. Ganstrom . D. Rivers. FRONT ROW: S. Perry. J. Bauer, B.J. O'Brien, S. Collins, S. Townsend. E. Barnhart. Mr. Hartshorn. Photography Club BACK ROW: R. Eakins, J. Bell, M. Reeves. G. Bryant, J. Joler. FRONT ROW: W. Fowler, F. Anderson. J. Larson, L. Doyen, C. Budden. 56 B.E.C.K. BACK ROW: L. Mosher, K. Hundley. S. Delforge, W. Higgins, B. Stortz, B. Snyder. 3RD ROW: Mr. Trueblood, B. Frybarger. B. Chartier, L. Mason, S. Ross, M. Jones, L. Arnold. 2ND ROW: C. Meats, C. Brichalli, P. Rehbein, C. Swenson, T. Marcotte. K. Welsh, N. Wilcox. FRONT ROW:P. Palmquist. S. Kennett, M. Desilet, B. Sutton. D. Thrash, K. Evans. L. Hanson. The CHS Chapter of BECK this year had a record number of members who attend- ed school in the mornings and served various jobs in the community in the afternoons. At the beginning of the year, the club chose its officers and uniforms to be worn on meeting days. Officers elected were President, Dennis Thrash; Vice Pres. , Mike Desilet and Barbara Sutton; Secretary. Patty Palmquist; Treasurer, Karen Evans; Historian, Susan Kennett; and Parlia- mentarian, Larry Hanson. F.H.A. FHA performed many services in the school and community this year. They began by selling cookbooks as part of their money-making project. The girls also sold popcorn and handed out pro- grams and stamped hands at football, basketball, and wrestling games. A third money project was the FFA Box Supper. During the first semester, the girls repainted part of the Home Ec. room for a Homemaking project. For a school project they served re- freshments at the A Cappela Christmas concert Dec. 19. They also made tray favors for the hospital. Many other worthwhile projects were done by the girls of FHA. BACK ROW:P. Patterson, C. Trost, P. Heald, B. Tholstrup, D. Crough. J. Irvin. D. Lambert, K. Burt, S. Loveland. N. Havel, R. Magaw. 4TH ROW:P. Vlgnery, T. Hopkins, S. Keam, S. Hess, B. Snyder, K. Swenson. S. Wright, D. Dutton, N. Paulson, D. Borsdorf. P. Turley. 3RD ROW: L. Payton. L. Swenson. D. Hill, K. Schuh. V. Lawyer, D. Cyphers. N. Demars. J. Coffenburger. R. Clark, D. Cyphers, R. Moe, Miss Dwerlkotte. 2ND ROW: P. Laman, C. Breene. S. Hamilton. D. Keam. B. Istas, L. Saint, C. Coffenburger, F. Riley, M. Breault, L. Rehbein, Miss Boyd. FRONT ROW:J. Hopkins. D. Sherwood, R. Ralston, B. Vopat, K. Carlson, J. Otis. K. Plowman, J. Dillon, J. Davis, M. Winsett. K. Townsdin. BACK ROW: C. Fahring, K. Swenson, J. Snavely, C. Chartier, S. Hamilton, B. Snyder, P. Vignery, T. Hopkins, D. Hess, B. Tholstrup, P. Patterson, P. Heald, J. Graham, C. Trost, D. Crough, N. Kennedy. 10TH ROW: C. Coffenberger, D. Cyphers, K. Cory, C. Doyen, S. Hess, P. Laman, N. Woff, N. Turner, M. Dutton. 9TH ROW: R. Magaw, C. Diers, D. Cyphers, D. Slater, P. Day, C. Korthuis, L. Swenson, D. Shivers, R. Hotaling, S. Matthew, B. Carlgren, R. Hanson, C. Greene, P. Owensby, R. Hanson. 8TH ROW: N. Paulson, K. Townsdin, D. Rassure, M. Kennett, B. Bramwell, J. Henry, D. Dutton, N. Johnson, J. Arnold, N. Havel, C. Naillieux, B. Emery, L. Hillman, D. Rittle. 7TH ROW: J. Kosar, T. Gibson, P. Blackburn, C. Richards, L. Cook, V. Bohling, N. Brunell, R. Brownell, K. Leonard, K. McDaniel, G. Hatfield, E. Istas, C. Wiemers, G. Potter, K. Wiemers. 6TH ROW: J. Parker, A. Thome, E. Oberdick, A. Doyen, B. Hauck, L. Beneda, J. Goodwin, S. Lanoue, B. Heinger, G. Hunter, C. Overstreet, S. Loveland, M. Johnson, B. Trost, M. Doven, J. Laman. 5TH ROW:D. Borsdorf, K. Strait, M. Emery, S. Fraser, C. Powell, C. Yemn, J. Chesebro, C. Saindon, E. Post, L. Rehbein, M. Breault, S. Copple, D. Hill, J. Hopkins, K. May. 4TH ROW: R. Ralston, N. Wilcox, S. Hattan, S. Humes, L. Cart, P. Wilson, B. Boyd, P. Naylor, D. Olson, P. Johnston, D. Dennault, J. Cote, M. Winsett, D. Dallen, P. Nordquist, L. Manthey. 3RD ROW: N. Dutton, K. Carlson, B. Stortz, D. Sherwood, B. Vopat, N. DeMars, J. Price, S. Cook, C. Thrash, J. Dillon, L. King, C. Swenson, T. Marcotte, P. Rehbein, J. Lesperance. 2ND ROW:G. Reeves, K. Plowman, J. Otis, P. Palmquist, C. Meats, C. Brichalli, M. Jones, K. Evans, E. Hesse, K. Komeman, S. Fraser, D. Fredrickson, A. Richard, S. Delfarge, H. Lowe. FRONT ROW: P. Turley, M. Foster, F. Riley, R. Martin, M. Owensby, M. Hepperly, H. Johnston, L. Arnold, C. Stinson, M. Menzies, R. Moe, R. Clark, E. Sigudardottir, J. Hagler, S. Hanson. Sponsor, Miss Akers; Vice-President, L. Arnold; President, C. Stinson; Treasurer, H. Johnson; Secretary, M. Menzies. DEBATE SQUAD: C. Wiemers, Art Wil- REGIONAL DEBATE SQUAD: D. Rasure, D. Cyphers, Art Wil lans--Coach, M. Colby, P. Wilson, L. Ians—Coach, S. Hattan, B. BramweU, N. Kennedy. Fredcrickson, D. Rasure, N. Kennedy, D. Cyphers. Art Willans, debate coach, led this year's squad, consisting of nine mem- bers on to high standings and two trophies. A fourth-place trophy was won at Bethal College at Newton, and the other was secured when CHS placed second at the district tournament. The CHS regional squad had Susan Hattan - junior and Becky Bramwell -freshman as the negative team; and Dana Rasure - sophomore and Della Cyphers-junior on the affirmative team. No member of this year's squad is a senior, so a winning debate team will return to CHS next year. The CHS forensics squad attended tournaments in Salina, Wichita, McPherson, and Manhattan. Several students also attended the district tournament at Clay Center. Ten of these members received I ratings there, qualifying them for the state tournament at Emporia. They were: Dana Rasure--oration; Pam Wilson, Becky Bramwell, and Don Lambert-- readings; Nancy Kennedy--informative; Susan Hattan and Della Cyphers -- extemp; Gail Potter and Cheryl Saindon- -poetry; and Ann Beckman--prose. Ann Beckman, Gail Potter, and Becky Bram- well received I ratings and gold medals at Emporia. There were also 5 II's and 2 Ill’s at the state contest. Forensics FORENSICS TEAM: J. Schmitz, B. Bramwell, L. Fredrickson, M. Hepperly, P. Wilson, C. Wiemers, D. Lambert, C. Foster, D. Yamell. SECOND ROW: C. Saindon, R. Moe, D. Cyphers. FRONT ROW: N. Johnson, D. Rasure, L. Cart, D. Lambert, S. Hattan, B. Emery, B. Hauck, N. Kennedy. Aesthetic Club BACK ROW: L. Larkins, B. Peck, L. Cook, S. Ganstrom, S. Hork- man, D. Yamell, K. McKenna. SECOND ROW: M. Hosie--sponsor, E. Sigurdardottir, B. Stortz, V. Bohling, A. Doyen, K. Korneman, K. Weimers, C. Overstreet. FRONT ROW: K. Gieswein, G. Bryant, M. Reeves, M. Doyen--secretary, K. Leonard--vice-president, D. Lam- bert--president, D. Dcmonte, C. Huber, D. Dutton, D. Harris-- treasurer (not pictured). El Circulo Castellano BACK ROW: N. Turner, M. Dutton, P. Patterson, N. Paulsen, S. Paul- sen, J. Keam. SECOND ROW: S. Culbertson, M. Cleveland, J. Minard, D. Darby, C. Fahring, J. Keam, J. Parker. FRONT ROW: S. Hattan, S. Fraser, C. Trost--treasurer, N. Dutton--secretary, J. Kosar--president, Mrs. Davis—sponsor, M. Foster--vice- president (not pictured). L’assemblee Franpaise BACK ROW: M. Emery, P. Naylor, P. Nordquist, D. Slater, C. Karthuis, P. Day, D. Burt, J. Gra- ham, V. Bohling, L. Cart--secretary-treasurer, J. Marcotte, E. Sigurdardottir, M. Reeves--pres- ident, G. Bryant--vice-president, Miss Perkins-- sponsor, M. Doyen. FRONT ROW: M. Kennett, L. Gale, C. Plowman, D. Dallen, S. Loveland, D. Harris, D. Lambert. MARIELLA S GIFT SHOP 61 KOUNTRY KITCHEN Future Teachers Of America FRONT ROW: A. Beckman, Mr. Dunlap, S. Kennett, N. Johnson. SECOND ROW:C. Diers, C. Potter, M. Hepperly, M. Owensby, J. Trost, M. Doyen, J. Arnold. THRID ROW: K. Giesweln, P. Johnston. C. Huber, J. Hagler, P. Blackburn, C. Richards, V. Bohling, M. Kennett, D. Slater, E. Sigurdardottir. FOURTH ROW.-R. Hotaling, B. Carlgren, R. Hanson, R. Hanson, P. Naylor, H. Johnston, M. Emery, S. Fraser, S. Hattan, L. Cook. FIFTH ROW: B. Emery, P. Day, C. Korthuis, J. Craham, D. Demanett, M. Reeves, L. Cale, D. Harris, G Bryant, N. Day. The Future Teachers of America grew extensively during the 1967-68 school year. It received a gold star from the administration because of its activity in school affairs. The meetings were held every other Monday during homeroom. The members helped the teachers of CHS by grading papers, making tests, and student-teaching. In the middle of the second semester, F. T. A. spon- sored a Student-Teacher Day where the members taught classes of their choice. The different programs included having teachers speak on their experiences and seeing films. The whole club went to Chester, Nebraska for a dinner party the first semester. The sponsors were Mrs. John Davis and Mr. Marvin Dunlap. FTA Officers: BACK ROW : E. Post, Vice- President; A. Beckman, President; S. Kennett, Secretary. FRONT ROW:N. Johnson, Treasurer; M. Emery, Historian. 62 Future Farmers BACK ROW: P. Valcoure, D. Kindall, M. Trost, C. Cedar, D. Jackson, D. Kindall, D. Revell, J. Walker. 4TH ROW: M. Marcotte. G. Loveland, G. Holbert, D. Walker, B. Vest. H. Kling, R. Ream. H. Breault, F. Dethrixe, J. Johnson. 3RO ROW: Mr. Doyen, L. Anderson, H. Batti shill, R. Hanson. R. Breault, C. Budden, T. Fraser. S. Clark, M. Cozine, L. Doyen, R. Mosher. 2ND ROW: G. Bray, J. Morgan, D. Ream, F. Larson, M. Cleveland. D. Ross. D. Brake, R. Mosher, R. LeDuc , M. Saunders. FRONT ROW: R. Trost. B. Keil, P. Dethrixe, J. Dethrixhe, D. Burt. M. Fahring, J. Ream, C. Collins, M. McMillan, S. Walker. Dennis Burt and a competitor judge meat in the district meat judging contest. Dennis Burt and Marion McMillan hold their prize winning entries in the crop show. BACK ROW: D. Musick, B. Boyd, D. Basel. R. Hess, J. Hopkins, J. Pilcher, D. Cox, P. Wilson, L. Beneda, S. Fraser, H. Lowe, D. Fredrickson. FRONT ROW: S. Kennett, C. Yemm, G. Hunter, N. Day, P. Nordquist, C. Saindon. Journalism Hurkaru The journalism class and yearbook staff took a field trip to Topeka, where they toured the TOPEKA DAILY CAPITAL ’ and THE AMERICAN YEARBOOK COM- PANY. They learned about letter print- ing and offset printing, they saw the teletypes and the $800,000 press. The Hurkaru Staff would like to thank all those people who helped us in preparing this yearbook--Mr. Swit- zer and the Photography Club for their photography; Mr. Musick for his cartoon; and the Journalism Staff for their help in preparing the copy. - -John W. Pilcher Editor Business Staff--BACK ROW: G. yant, M. Reeves, 3RD ROW: D. Dallen, K. Townsdin, B. Hauck. FRONT ROW:C. Plowman. S. Kennett. John Pilcher, Editor; Mr. Talley, sponsor; Susan Kennett, Business editor; Susan Hattan (not shown) Assistant Editor, Nancy Day (not shown). 64 ATHLETICS Football 1967 VARSITY SQUAD--BACK ROW: R. Hansen, C. Hattan, A. Luecke, C. Hobbie, B. Dutton, M. Cillan, R. Logan, T. Easter, A. Logan. 4TH ROW: B. Johnston, S. Culbertson, D. Everitt, F. Lareon, C. Betts, D. Ross L. Hanson, C. Hamilton, D. Liedtke, M. Hepperly. 3RD ROW: T. McKenna, R. Green, D. Swiercinsky, S. VV ilson, J. Gerard, D. Johnson, R. Goodwin, C. Diebel, Mr. Johns. 2ND ROW: G. Charbonneau, B. McDaniel M. Fahring, B. J. O'Brien, S. Collins, S. Townsend, W. Ganstrom, P. Foster, Mr. Johnson. FRONT ROW: R. Hess, R. Reeves, J. Bauer, P. Pickard, B. Hopkins, C. Dutton, B. Snyder, S. Perry, Mr. Hartshorn. Varsity Compiles 5-4 Record Bob Snyder, tackle, was selected by Sports Scene Newspaper as an ALL-STATE tackle. Gary Charbonneau (9) blocks for Price Pickard. PANTHER fullback. ALL-LEAGUE PLAYERS Rick Reeves-- Defensive End Rodney Hess-- Offensive End Bob Snyder-- Defensive Tackle Gary Charbonneau-- Defensive linebacker Price Pickard-- Defensive linebacker, Offensive Fullback. COACHES--Assistant Coach Joe Johns, Head Coach Larry Hartshorn, and Assistant Coach Bob Johnson. 66 Seniors Craig Dutton Brad Hopkins Steve Townsend Steve Collins John Bauer Rodney Hess Season’s Record Concordia 19 Superior 7 Concordia 27 Mulvane 12 Concordia 6 Marysville 12 Concordia 19 Belleville 0 Concordia 7 Sacred Heart 0 Concordia 7 Beloit 15 Concordia 26 Abilene 14 Concordia 10 Clay Center 13 Concordia 6 Chapman 11 5 wins 4 losses 0 ties B-Team Record: 1 win 4 losses 1 tie Stanton Marvin Bob Perry Fahring Snyder Rick Reeves Freshman Football Squad TOP ROW: S. Demanett. R. LeDuc, L. Rolston, R. Elliott. C. Budden. B. Cole, D. Wilcox. THIRD ROW:C. Sherwood. D Fisher, C. Meats, L. Nobert, G. Loveland, S. Dieger. D. Budden, Mr. Frohardt. SECOND ROW: D. Jackson. M. Strait. L Bohling. S. Wilson. M. Morgan. FRONT ROW:B. Collins, D. Herman, S. Bauer, S. Lanoue, G. Owen. T. Hessee, C. Stensaas. S. Canstrom. 68 Cross Country 1 BACK ROW: T. White, M. Lesperance, D. Holecheck, D. Appleby, J. Could, H. Battishill, J. Minard. FRONT ROW: E. Barnhart. D. Rivers, J. Jones, R. Clark, R. Yamell, D. Vignery. The CHS cross country team led by Coach Bill Smith, had a nominal season. This year's squad, headed by captain Jerry Jones, consisted of seventeen members. Jerry represented CHS at the state meet, where he earned a tenth place standing. Coach Bill Smith The cross country team placed first at the CMC trian- gular, third at Wamego, Concordia, and Chapman. They placed fourth at Clay Center, Hays, and in the NCKL; while placing seventh at the regional meet. D. Vignery, J. Jones, D. Rivers, E. Barnhart, R. Clark, R. Yarnell. Richard Clark Clay Regional 8th Jerry Jones NCKL Tri-Champions A-TEAM: BACK ROW: G. Betts, D. Burt, B Hopkins, D. Johnson, D. Ross, G. Coker. FRONT ROW: C. Sher- wood, J. Minard, G. Hattan, B. J. O'Brien, M. Thompson, B. McDaniel. Burt rides opponent. Coker works for pin. F.D. EVERITT AND SON HARDWARE 70 CHS 37 Lyons Opponent 13 39 Herington 15 21 Clay Center 29 50 Belleville B” 10 48 Hebron 8 24 Abilene 21 45 Sacred Heart 3 21 Riley County 25 35 Marysville 9 17 Chapman 27 73 Third N. C.K. L. Tourney 69 Third District 33 Fourth-Tie Regional Seniors Mike Thompson Dennis Burt Jerry Jones Brad Hopkins B. J. O'Brien Wrestling Squad BACK ROW: D. Vignery, T. Easter, J. Jones, D. Strait, D. Swercinsky, L Hanson. S. Wilson. C. Meats. L. Ralston, D. Budden--Asst. Coach. THIRD ROW: D. Wilcox, C. Betts, D. Burt. B. Hopkins, D. Johnson. D. Ross, G. Coker, R. Beiker, Mr. Hartshorn--Coach. SECOND ROW: D. Clark, G. Sherwood. J. Minard, G. Hattan, B. J. O'Brien, M. Thompson, B. McDaniel, A. Logan. FRONT ROW: G. Loveland, C. Cedar, L. No- bert, B. Vest, D. Jackson, T. Hessee, B. Stortz, D. Ryser. FIRST NATIONAL BANK KOUNTRY KITCHEN 71 A-Team Enjoys Best Season LEFT TO RIGHT: R Goodwin. M. Roberts. P. Pickard, R. Green. R. Reeves, B. Snyder, B. Leon. S. Collins, D. Appleby, M. Coco, S. Townsend, R. Clark. Coach Tacha. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Johns. John Tacha, Bill Smith. THE FIDELITY STATE BANK, Panther Scoreboard CHS Opponent 63 Clay Center 58 80 Belleville 60 50 Marysville 48 67 Chapman 65 74 Abilene 80 50 Minneapolis 48 75 Beloit 64 69 Sacred Heart 52 70 Belleville 51 Tournament 87 Shawnee Heights 62 73 Marysville 53 79 Marysville 69 57 Hebron, Neb. 63 63 Clay Center 54 56 Chapman 71 84 Abilene 67 85 Beloit 64 82 Sacred Heart 62 116 St. Johns 36 66 Abilene 68 63 Chapman 68 MEMBER F D I C Steve Collins Steve Townsend Rick Reeves The 1967-68 Panthers developed into one of the best basketball squads in Con- cordia history, winning the league championship, the Wheat State Tournament, and barely missing a berth in the State Tourney. During the season they com- piled a record of 16-5, broke 23 team and individual school records, and played an exciting, high-scoring brand of ball that brought full crowds to the CHS gymnasium. Rick Reeves received honorable mention All-State recognition, was a unanimous All-League and All-Area pick, and was a fierce competitor around the basket. Ron Green was a 2nd team All-League and honorable mention All-Area pick and led the team in most of the statistical categories. Bob Snyder was a big factor around the basket all season, Steve Collins used his speed and jumping ability to good advantage, and Price Pickard repeatedly got the Panthers started with his accurate jump-shots. Richard Clark was named the most inspirational play- er on the squad and the honorary captain, and was the true leader of the squad. Steve Townsend and Brice Leon both contributed greatly to several wins. This team will be remembered by many people for many different reasons, and the team itself can look back on 1967-68 as the year that they developed pride and started a winning tradition in basketball at CHS, one that will continue to grow with time. Bob Snyder Richard Clark Price Pickard B” Team Compiles 9-6 Record B-TF.AM: C. Diebel. M. Hcppcrly, R. Goodwin, M. Roberts, M. Gillan, B. Leon, E. Barnhart M Coco B Johnston, R. Yamell, T. White, S. Culbertson. CENTER KNEELING: Coach Joe Johns. Frosh Indicate Good Future BACK ROW: Coach Bill Smith, D. Herman, R. Tyler, T. Hays, R. Weisncr, M. Lesperance, S. Canstrom, S. Bauer, G. Sisler, M. Colby, C. Stensaas, FRONT ROW: L. Humes, B. Collins, M. Rchbein, C. Owen S Wilson, L. Bohling. J. C. PENNEY 74 CONCORDIA LUMBER CO. CHS Golfers Golf Record G. Betts, F. Borsdorf, K. Schmitt, T. McKenna, M. Coco, E. Barn- hart, W. Fowler, G. Owen, D. Wilcox, M. Hepperly, T. Johnson. Sacred Heart 7th Invitational Beloit Invitational Concordia Invitational St. John Quadrangular Belleville Invitational 14th League Tournament last 4-man at Regional 4th Panther Tennis Squad STANDING--Coach Montoya, J. Minard, S. Culbertson, T. White, M. Cambell, C. Hobbie, S. Perry. KNEELING—J. Allen, B. Tyler, D. Darby, M. Rehbein, L. Humes. Tennis Schedule Russell, Ellsworth, Concordia, Abilene won Abilene won Salina, Manhattan, Junction City, Concordia 3rd Warn ego won Li ndsborg lost Wamego, Hayden, Manhattan, Concordia won Abilene won 75 State Indoor - Outdoor Champs TRACK SQUAD--BACK ROW: F. Anderson, T. Runge, M. Strait, D. Strait, R. Wiesner, M. Lesperance, S. Bauer, S. Ganstrom, S. Wilson, C. Stensaas. 4TH ROW: T. Easter, R. Gould, L. Coker, B. Collins, G. S sler, B. Cole, B. Stortz, L. Nobert, B. Dutton, H. Batishill, S. Ediger, Coach Frohardt. 3RD ROW: A. Logan, C. Hamilton, D. Vignery, G. Hattan, M. Gillan, B. Johnston, S. Wilson, M. Trost, E. Black, Coach Johnston. 2ND ROW: R. Logan. R. Yamell, J. Hotaling, D. Herman, L. Hanson, B. Leon, D. Liedtke, C. Meats, J. Gould, A. Luecke, Head Coach Betts. FRONT ROW: C. Diebel, W. Ganstrom, R. Green, P. Foster, R. Reeves, S. Collins, J. Jones, B. Snyder, P. Pickard, D. Johnson, D. Rivers. 1 DOUG HERMAN displays his endurance stride. He was the only Panther freshman to enter the State Outdoor Meet and he placed fourth in the two-mile run. Coaches of the BIG RED-- Assistant Coach Lou Fro- hardt, Head Coach Herschel Betts, and Assistant Coach Bob Johnson. 76 Jerry Jones 1968 Record Meet Place C Points State Jndoor 1st 24 Chapman Invitational 1st 61 1 2 Russell Relays 1st 66 Concordia Relays 1st 57 Sacred Heart Relays 1st 51 1 2 Abilene Relays tied for 1st 50 NCKL 1st 87 Regional Meet at Hutchinson 1st 46 Class A State Outdoor at Salina 1st 29 Steve Collins 77 Dana Rasure shoots for two as Regina Martin moves in for the rebound. Girls’ Basketball In this the first year for Girls' Basketball, the following girls participated: Regina Martin, Dana Rasure, Ronelle Ralston, Barb Boyd, Little Janet Henry, Janet Lespcrance, Sally Humes, Cynthia Powell, Linda Hillman, Dyna Sherwood, and Linda Schuler. Sally Humes, and Barb Boyd all plan to secure the ball. HEADS UP! Concordia sinks another one ! Girls’ Track GIRLS’ TRACK TEAM- BACK ROW: Miss Akers LaDonna Payton Nancy Johnson Betty Tholstrop Jackie Arnold Danetta Borsdorf SECOND ROW: Patsy Patterson Melinda Kennet Regina Martin Linda Shuler FRONT ROW: Ronelle Ralston Loretta Swenson Peggy Clark Debbie Slater Neva Turner 78 ACTIVITIES CHS Band, Twirlers, FLUTES: L. King. M. Owensby, A. Doyen. J. Goodwin. C. Richards. S. Hamilton. C. Weimers, C. Diers, J. Wilson, B. Emery. B. Carlgrcn. R. Hotaling. FRENCH HORNS: R. Hanson, M. Doyen, C. Trost. BASSOON: T. Gibson. CLARINETS: A. Beckman, C. Hamilton, D. Rasure, C. Doyen. J. Snavely, E. Post. P. Turley. T. Hutchinson. D. Folkerts. B. Hauck. D. Harris. C. Korthius. P. Day. TRUMPETS: J. Kasl, D. Rivers. P. Black- burn. R. Hanson. B.J. O’Brien. R. Logan. P. Owensby. D. Slater. D. Holechek. C. Reeves. G. Owen, B. Peck L. Gale. D. Dutton, M. Dutton. K. Hewitt. M. Morgan. Dance Band 80 TROMBONES:P. Chubbuck, L. Hanson. K. Cory, C. Gryant, J. Pilcher. BARITONES :D. Ensign, G. King, D. Goodwin. ALTO SAX:D. Perry, C. Reeves, J. Arnold. J. La man. L. Payton, D. Borsdorf. TENOR SAX:R. Magaw, B. Leon. BARITONE SAX : A. Leuke. BASS CLARINETS: N. Dutton. G. Chartier, M. Reeves, S. Hanson. PERCUSSION: M. Dutton, W. Ganstrom , S. Culbertson, K. Geiswein, D. Busby, D. Darby. BASS:R. Mosher. B. Johnston, D. Lambert (not shown). BAND TWIRLERS are Debbie Cox. Dorothy OIson, Pam Wilson. Cynthia Powell, Mel Heppfcrly. Karen Weimers, Linda Manthey. Lyndell Cart, and Helen Johnston. 81 BACK ROW: E. Post, L. King, E. Sigurdardottir, A. Doyen, J. Dillon, C, Powell, E. Barnhart, G. King, J. Kasl. 3RD ROW:D. Perry, J. Arnold, D. Fredrickson. J. Hopkins, P. Nordquist, P. Chubbuck, L. Gale, J. Bell, D. Ensign. 2ND ROW: C. Overstreet, P. Naylor, C. Saindon, J. Goodwin, T. Gibson, D. Dcmanette, D. Yaraell, S. Townsend. FRONT ROW: D. Cox, L. Cart, D. Diers, M. Kalivoda, P. Blackburn, N. Johnson, C. Reeves, M. Fahring. A Cappella Mr. Miller prepares the C.H.S. A Cappella for rehearsal at the Abilene Vocal Clinic. 82 BACK ROW: B. Leon, R. Green, D. Appleby, F. Borsdorf. D. Lambert, P. Wilson, B. Boyd, K. Wiemers, C. Wiemers, A. Beckman, G. Potter, D. Sherwood. 3RD ROW: D. Everitt, D. Johnson, C. Hamilton, M. Shunn, M. Johnson, G. Coker, D. Collins, S. Humes, K. Carlson. H. Lowe, 2NDROW:D. Swiercinsky, B. Johnston, L. Potter, M. Reeves, G. Bryant. J. Joler. M. Hepperly. D. Olson. D. Musick, K. Evans. FRONT ROW:D. Harris. L. Hanson. D. Goodwin. R. Logan, K. Thoman, M. Doyen, D. Rasure, M. Emery, C. Richard. Choir A C appella performs for C.H.S. Christmas program and KNCK Radio. BACK ROW: C. Yemm, M. Kennett, E. Sigurdardottir, D. Perry. D. Borsdorf, P. Turley. B. Snyder, P. Naylor, D. Dalian, P. Nordquist, L. Cook, C. Thrash. C. Plowman, S. Matthews. D. Shivers. L. Swenson, L. Payton, P. Clark, L. Rehbein. 3RD ROW: L. Manthey, S. Copple, N. Smith. B. Heiniger, E. Oberdick. T. Gibson, J. Arnold, T. Hopkins, C. Hess, J. Dillon, S. Kagle, S. Fraser, C.Fahring. J. Keam, D. Hess, C. Trost, J. Graham, E. Hesser, M. Breault. 2ND ROW: D. Dutton, M. Johnson, B. Trost, C. Saindon, J. Goodwin, K. Leonard, C. Doyen, N. Kennedy, J. Wilson, L. Miller, V. Lawyer, V. Bohling, C. Richards, R. Moe, D. Cyphers, S. Paulsen, J. Keam, B. Deneault, J. Hopkins. FRONT ROW:C. Diers, J. Cole, K. Overstreet, G. Hunter, D. Deneault, C. Reeves, P. Rehbein, C. Green, P. Blackburn, M. Kalivoda, M. Winsett, D. Fredrickson, J. Trost. S. Loveland, N. Demars, R. Clark, D. Hill, A. Sallman, B. Schleuder, J. Delforge. Boy’s Glee BACK ROW: D. Johnson, S. Wilson, D. Everitt, D. Yamell, E. Barnhart, M. Coco, B. Leon. R. Green, D. Appleby. R. Yamell. D. Lambert. THIRD ROW:D. Darby. J. Bell, P. Chubbuck, L. Gale, G. King, D. Ensign, C. Hamilton, M. Shunn, M. Johnson, F. Borsdorf. SECOND ROW: D. Demanette, J. Kasl, S. Townsend, D. Swiercinsky, B. Johnson, F. Anderson, L. Potter, K. Thoman, D. Goodwin. FIRST ROW: M. Fahring, J. Jones, C. Reeves, D. Harris, L. Hanson, M. Reeves, G. Bryant, J. Joler, R. Logan, K. Gieswein. Glee BACK ROW: N. Havel, C. May, L. Hillman, E. Post. D. Crough, D. Slater, P. Day, C. Korthuis. B. Peck. P. Owensby, B. Stortz. C. Weimers, K. Weimers, D. Sherwood. S. Delforge, J. Wilson, E. Istas. 3RD ROW: L. King, M. Hepperly, H. Johnston, C. Swenson, D. Rittle, F. Riley, A. Thome, J. Otis. D. Burt. N. Turner, L. Fredrickson, J. Davis, C. Huber, R. Ralston, P. Vignery. 2ND ROW: B. Emery, S. Lanoue. B. Hauck, R. Hanson, K. McDaniel, R. Martin, R. McGaw, N. Dutton, J. Henry, J. Snavely, D. Rasure. M. Doyen. K. Swenson, S. Keam, J. Irvin, L. Mason. FRONT ROW:J. xMarcotte, J. Cheseboro, R. Hanson, K. Cory, T. Marcotte, S. Ross, R. Hotaling, B. Calgren, G. Hatfield, H. Lowe, J. Laman, G. Chartier, J. Lesperance, B. Vopat, B. Tholstrup, P. Patterson. PIANIST--Gail Potter. Singers BACK ROW: J. Kasl, P. Chubbuck, M. Reeves, J. Joler. THIRD ROW: E. Sigurdardottir, A. Beckman, J. Goodwin. SECOND ROW: D. Yamell, G. King, D. Perry, D. Olson, D. Cox, C. Saindon, G. Bryant, xM. Reeves. FRONT ROW: A. Doyen. L. King, M. Doyen, D. Rasure, C. Richards, M. Emery, D. Goodwin. 85 Homecoming Royalty 86 Royalty Enjoys Big Day THE QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS WERE Terry Bohling, Susan Kennett, Mary Owensby, Deb Musick, Barbara Sutton. Spirit Week came to its climax on Homecoming day, Friday, October 13. The festivities began with the assembly when Mary Owensby was crowned queen. Mr. Max Van Laningham, a former student, was the featured speaker. The Homecoming Parade followed, with the Junior float Worming Our Way to Victory” taking first prize. The day's highlight was the Panthers' 7-0 victory over Sacred Heart. The freshmen were awarded the Spirit Stick at the dance following the game. ROYALTY AND ESCORTS: Terry Bohling and B.J. O'Brien, Susan Kennett and Bob Snyder, Mary Owensby and Craig Dutton, Deb Musick and Rick Reeves, Barbara Sutton and Rodney Hess. Mr. Max Van Laningham , the speaker at the assembly, ex- plained the three main elements of a successful football team. 87 Winter Sports Festival Winter Sports Festival Royalty: Deb Musick, Terry' Bohling, Susan Kennett, Melanie Hepperly, and Queen Edda Sigurdardottir. Edda Sigurdardottir becomes the 1968 Winter Sports Festival Queen. Queen Edda has just received her crown from M. C. Rodney Hess as attendants Melanie Hepperly and Susan Kennett and escort John Bauer look on. 88 Many couples enjoyed the music of Friar Tuck and the Monks. A special dance was reserved for Queen Edda and date Stanton Perry. WESTERN POWER AND GAS CO. - you can t beat electric heat Dance Band DA.NCE BAND- - BACK R°W- - Ron Logan, Rebecca Hanson, Jack Kasl, Pam Blackburn, Wendell Ganstrom fSS MRT'-C'C|B',T K i C V. Ch“““k. u s H.i� n, SetSi” A™ SSnuJik™oil,Sgn ■ D““ R“”' Dc“ ”a P™ ■ Carol « • � , ackie Arnold, Twirlers DRUM MAJOR-- Carol FLAG TWIRLERS--Debbie Cox, Dorothy Olson, Pam Wilson, Cynthia Powell, Reeves Melanie Hepperly, Karen Wiemcrs, Linda Manthy, Lyndell Cart, Helen John- ston. Panther Pep Band TWIRLERS— Jackie Arnold, Debbie Slater. LEIGH’S 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE All-School Play 'Spoon River Anthology’ C. Weimere, D. Yamell, A. Doyen, E. Hesse e, G. Bryant, D. Harris, M. Reeves, S. Kagle, S. Hattan. Charles Aidman's adaptation of Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters was chosen as this year's all-school play production. It is a series of poems in which persons who lived in Spoon River, Illinois, speak from their graves, giving their thoughts on life, love, hate, loneliness, fear, joy, unhappiness, lost hope, and every other aspect of human life. Each member of the cast portrayed several characters; guitar music and singing were provided by Ann Doyen and Mark Reeves at various stages of the presentation to set the mood. In producing this play, the director and cast attempted to convey the feeling and meaning in life these persons had found too late. Director, Art Willans Actors near vault during Jane Miles CAST Greg Bryant Ann Doyen Susan Hattan Del Harris Elizabeth Hessee Sharon Kagle Mark Reeves Carol Weimers Doug Yamell Stage Managers Janet Kosar Charlie Foster Lighting Wendell Ganstrom Louis Hanson Doug Johnson Alan Lueke Costumes Karen Lewis Set Ted Easter Marvin Farhing Mark Johnson Publicity Kent Gieswein Don Lambert 91 CAROUSEL, Theme Of The Prom, Cages add to the authen- ticity of the Prom. The Prom had its ups and downs. Nancy Day, junior class treasurer, counts olives as Charlie Sjogren sneaks a peak at the clowns. Dave Swiercinsky asks Pete Foster for the next dance while Luanna and Sharrid watch. Has Many Interesting Aspects Couples enjoy the pleasant atmosphere. Couples dance nonchalantly five minutes before the ceiling fell in. JUCO-------sings at the break. 93 Baccalaureate ate. Honor Students: Debra Musick, Melanie Hepperly, Regina Martin, Stanton Perry, Dean Hays, Karen Carlson, and Dyna Shenvood. There students maintained a 3. 75 or better 4- year grade average. Co-Valedictorians: Stanton Perry and Melanie Hepperly. Co-Salutatorians: Debra Musick and Dyna Sherwood. Graduation The graduating seniors eagerly await their diplomas. Scholarship Recipients: BACK ROW: R. Martin, R. Clark, S. Collins, B. Snyder, R. Reeves, S. Clark, D. Hays. FRONT ROW: D. Burt, L. King, C. Potter, B. Stortz, K. Carlson, F. Riley, D. Musick. Edda Sigurdardottir: Our foreign exchange student from Iceland. Platform Guests: P. Kochn, H. Clark, C. McComas, Dr. Sandefur, Rev. J. Lahey, J. Herbin, G. Gan- strom, D. Musick. 95 Dr. J. T. Sandefur, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs-- KSTC at Emporia spoke on ’Toward Tomorrow. JUNIOR HIGH FRONT ROW: E. Johnson, R. Johnson, L. Johnson, M. Johnston, R. Kindel, T. LeDuc. 2ND ROW: K. Leon, J. Lervold, B. Loveland, S. McDaniel, J. McGee, M. Macken, K. Mracotte, J. May. 3RD ROW: V. Melton, E Mendenhall, M. Molter, J. Meyers, D. Nallieux. D. Nelson. BACK ROW: S. Nightengale. J Nuss, M. O'Brien. B. O'Brien, P. Owensby. Eighth Grade BACK ROW: P. Vandervoot, R. Waite, J. Thompson, J Williams, K Wolff,. C. Wright, R. Weisner. 3RD ROW: M. Swiercinsky, C. Thoman, L. Thoman, N. Townsend, M. Trude. C Turner, R. Turner 2ND ROW: S. Shenk, C. Scott, B. Rivers, R. Smith. J. Souchek, D. Spafford, V. Stortz, D. Swen- son. FRONT ROW: G. Payton, M. Plowman, M. Reed, V. Richey, C. Rivers, K Ross, S. Sheibler. 97 FRONT ROW: J. Anderson, J. Arnold. J. Ashby. S. Bauer, S. Betts, D. Betzner. J Brooks. 2ND ROW: B. Brownell, B Bryant, P. Busby, M. Buss, D. Chandler. D. Chaput. P. Chatrier. 3RD ROW: K. Christenson, J. Cleveland, A. Collins, C. Coco, M. Cook, T. Cossel, C. Craig. RACK ROW: D. Cyphers, S. Davis, J. Deneault. D. Demanett, C. Diers, L. Dillon, D. Doyen, J Easter Eighth Grade FRONT ROW: M. Ediger, D. Erickson, L. Evans, A. Foster, D. Fowler, K. Ganstrom, D. Carlow. 2ND ROW: G. Gerard, K. Gieswein, K. Goodwin, B. Graham, G. Gruber, D. Hanson. 3RD ROW: J. Hanson. S. Harris, C. Havel, R. Heiniger, T. Henry, D. Hesser, T. Helton. BACK ROW: K. Hess. D. Hinson, K. Holbert, S. Huscher, A. Jackson, J. Jewell, D. Johnson. 98 FRONT ROW: A. Alkire. M. Ammons, A. Appleby. J. Blackburn. S. Bombardier, C. Boyd. T. Bray. 2ND ROW: T. Briggs. P Chartier, B. Chartier, C Chemey. P. Colby. D Cook, L. Cote. 3RD ROW: D. Cox, V. Crough, R. Culbertson. M. Davis, R. Demanette. K. Demars. D. Deneault. 4TH ROW: D. Duzor. D. Dutton, S. Edwards, J. Emmel, J Ensign, S. Everitt, M. Fairbanks. D Folherts. Seventh Grade BACK ROW: S Johnston, D. Jones, D. Joslyn, A. Kalivoda. B. Ream, A. hindel, D. Koehn. D Kroulik. 2ND ROW: R. Hubert, H. Humes, A. Huscher. K. Johnson, P. Johnson. J Johnrtcm 3RD ROW: M. Hess, D. Hinson. D. Hoblert, P. Holt, J. Horkamn, J. Hatesohl, T. Huber. 4TH ROW: M. Gallagher, R. Carlow. W. Gar low, D. Gepner. M. Hanson. P Heald. S. Herman. 99 I Kosar C Laggcrmann. R Lesperance, P. Lewis, L. Liggett, T. Livengood, L. Loveland. I Mc- Daniel. 2ND ROW: J. McDaniel, J. McKenna, D. Moffett. M. Montoya, D. Moegan, E. Mosher, E Mosher. 3RD ROW: K. Nallieux, R. Nease, L. Nelson, S. Nickel. S. Noyes. J. Otis. N. OverstTeet. J. Passmore. RACK ROW: J. Payton, J. Pearson, P. Peery, C. Peterson, M. Ralston. R. Radcliffe C Rasure, J. Ray. FRONT ROW: R. Revell, S. Richey. H. Riley. K. Rimovsky, D Roberts, L. Samuelson, D. Saun- ders. 2ND ROW: B. Schleuder, B. Sisler, D. Seitz. C. Sharp. C. Shivers, L. Shuke, J. Snavely. 3RD ROW: K. Sterling, D Stortz. C. Sharp. C. Shivers, L. Shuke, J. Snavely. 3RD ROW: K Sterling, D. Stortz. D Strait, B. Strait, D. Swenson. P. Thomas, W. Thomas. BACK ROW: A. Thoman, A. Thornton, D. Townsdin, B. Turner, L. Waltoz. S. Wigand. L. Wiltse. Special Education BACK ROW: F. Jack, D. Brake, C. Dema- nette, R. Menden- hall, L. Kearns. FRONT ROW: C. Noyes, M. LaBonte, J. Thomas, D. Hale. Cooks, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Breault, Mrs. Pounds, Mrs. Menke, Mrs. Barker, and Mrs. Davenport prepare the hot meals for the school lunch program. Cooks And Custodians Custodians, RIGHT SIDE: Lee Scott, Raymond Dugar, Emery Breault and Moland Breault. LEFT SIDE: Hank De- mars, Darcll Keam, Jim Walker and Eldon Collins, head custodian. BERTRAND AND WELLS, INC. DAYLIGHT CLOTHING CO. 101 PATRON’S PAGE Ace Hardware Duckwall's Jerry Joler, Realtor Schmitt’s Concordia Investment Co. Martin Tractor Co. Inc. Ben Franklin Store Fairmont Foods Company Duehrens The Phillips Shop Nicholson Drug Store The Toy Shop Switzer's Studio Western Auto Associate Store Martin Drug Co. J. M. McDonald Co. Culbertson Electric Co. Montgomery Ward Tom's Music House Paul's Thriftway The Studio Gambles Concordia Dairy Queen Cook’s IGA Food Store Brown's Shoe Fit Dr. R. L. Boardman The Downtown Flower Shop Wendell Wilson-2-Way Radio Diebels' Shoes Cloud 9 and Grand Theaters B G Cleaners Harry's Apco Service Kerr's Groc. Fresh Meat Pioneer Cleaners Bergman Studio A. A. Wilson Furniture Co. Paulette Casual Shop Paris Shoe Shop and Shine Parlor William C. Berner D.D.S. Korthuis Jewelry Mode O' Day Ray’s Cafe Credit Bureau Jewell Plumbing Ron's Bait and Tackle Townsend Gifts Schenk Tree Surgery Igloo Cafe Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Bill Loveland Plumbing Heating 102 Bon Marche In Memory Of Tim Cozine Tim Cozine, born August 18, 1952, departed from this life December 4, 1967. Al- though grieved by his untimely departure, the memory of him is kept precious by all his classmates and friends. JUST AWAY I cannot say and I will not say That he is dead--he is just away. With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand He has wandered into an unknown land. Mild and gentle as he was brave-- When the sweetest love of his life he gave, To simple things; where the violets grew Blue as the eyes they were likened to. Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here; Think of him still as the same I say: He is not dead--He is just away! - James Whitcomb Riley 103 Autographs 104 - i A T? « ♦ ' A , - 9 ' «r f , i •i V a ' - • - . • -V • fc� 1 .+ . . - r -. 1 - •'. .%•? .. C7 . £J :s .- ... ' :: .. 'Jr ' • r .: ;- - A Vj.. :c - ' '-. ? -—' •?■ •■ • •. .. ; ■ ■ ‘ j- -.“ J - xr. . . '—w