Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1969 volume:

PONT STAT HOME WATCHING A WESTON! 5« A REAL WORH OF ARTS RON HOHE AND POM YOUR EVEMlNC ATTIRS: THfltE WILL BE i'AUSICR IM THE AIR! YOU wont hetD KEYS TO CCT IN;i|UST rotICOVER 50« AN® WE WENT JAM THE OOOR IN YOUR FACE! AHY TRUER Oeo AMERICAN YOUTff WILt BE THERE, WE %WCYKLY KLltVTI ADMEYER THE SIMGIMC. LIKE A ORoiniVrloc BOYDS. YOU D gE EM SICK NOT TO COME TO roujL ti$b Foreword Contents This Hurkaru bears the mes- sage of the 68-69 school year at CHS. That the memorable moments of the year might not be forgotten, the good times are recorded in the following pages for the students of CHS to refer to again and again. The Hurkaru staff wishes to thank all who had a part in making this yearbook possible. Administration Faculty Students Organizations Activities Junior High 2 NINETEEN SIXTY-1 { NINETEEN SIXTY-NINEl ME NINETEEN SIXTS (THINE NINETEEN SIXTY rYNINE NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEE INETEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEEN SIXTT STY-NINE NINETEEN SIXTY-N nIINE NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE NIN NINETEEN SIXTY-Is ETEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEEN SI) ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Clark And Koehn Tackle Job Of Heading Unified District 333 PAUL KOEHN Assistant Superintendent fm HAROLD CLARK Superintendent Mr. Clark and Mr. Koehn find them- selves busy dealing with the multitude of tasks and problems which are integral parts of any school system. Their gen- uine concern and interest in all aspects of school life have contributed much to their success in making this school dis- trict as fine as it is. They are to be commended for their excellent work. 4 Administration Oversees Activities At C.H.S. DONALD MUSICK, Principal of C. H. S. Striving to engender and perpetuate in each and every student the characteristic dynam- ic spirit of a Panther, our administrators find themselves faced with a busy schedule. They spend many hours trying to make the best aspects of school available to each stu- dent. They either bring about, approve, co- ordinate, or organize most of the school's activities. Without them our school could not function. ROBERT BAUMANN, Activities Director 5 JAMES POST, Principal of Junior High Board Of Education FRONT: Fred Emery; Don Hutchinson; George Ganstrom, Vice President. BACK: Harold Clark, Superintendent; Paul Koehn, Assistant Superintendent; John Herbin; William Berner; Martha Fyfe, Clerk; Celeste McComas. President. Responsibility for determining the gen- eral policies of the Unified District Pub- lic school system is the board of educa- tion's. Members of the board serve as the representatives of the voters in carrying out purpose and function of the public schools. Members of the district board devote many hours of service to the business of the schools, meeting regularly the first Monday evening in each month. In a year's time, this will add up to many hours of Board of Educa- tion business. At Commencement exercises, Mr. Clark presented special plaques in rec- ognition of the service given by two out- going board members--Mrs. Celeste McComas and Mr. George Ganstrom. Mr. Ganstrom has served for 7 years and Mrs. McComas for 10 years. 6 Mrs. Celeste McComas, president of the school board, keeps other board members well in hand. A. G. VanKOOTEN M.S. Kansas State Teachers College MRS. RAY STANTON is a new addition to the secretarial staff this year. Her main duty is assisting the Guidance Counselors. Guidance Counselors SANDRA L. TerMEER M.S. Kansas State Teachers College ROBERT TerMEER M.S. Kansas State Teachers College 7 The Indispensibles Mrs. Virginia Campbell does just about everything as Mr. Musick's secretary. Some of her various jobs are typing the daily bulletin, answering the phone, giving general information, keeping 7th hours, taking money, and signing excuses. One of Miss Martha Fyfe's duties as secretary to Mr. Clark and clerk for the Board of Education, is to make out the teachers' checks at the end of each month. Mrs. Dorothy Green does many jobs as secretary to the Board of Education. She has worked for the Board for two and one half years. Mrs. Eva Walsh is the new secre- tary at the Board of Education. Her efficiency and capability is an as- set to the Board. Mrs. Dorothy Stortz, as district 333 nurse, keeps busy seeing to the well being of all the students in the district. 8 CHS Faculty DARLENE PEARSON M. A. K.S.T.C. Basic English IX, X, XI GWENDOLYN FLETCHER A. B. K.S.T.C. English X,XI WESTON WARREN B. A. W.U. French I, II, III; Speech I SHARON WILLANS B.S.E. K.S.T.C. English -X; -Civics; -World Geography CLARK L. TALLEY B.S.E. K.S.T.C. English IX; Journalism CARMAN DAVIS M.S. K.S.T.C. Spanish I, II, III TANA M. TROST B.S.E. K.S.T.C. English X,XI ELLA M. WENGER A. B. Mary mount Latin, English ART WILLANS B. S.E. K.S.T.C. Speech I, II, Debate, Forensics, Dramatics 9 Organizations Thank DAVID WILSON B. S. E. , K. S. C. Algebra I, General Math JOHN TACHA M. S. U. of Oregon Senior Math, Algebra I, II WAYNE SPANGLER B. S. E. K. S. T. C. Geometry, Algebra KERMIT C. MENZIES M. S. K. S. T. C. Physics, Physical Science JERRY R. HAZLETT B. S. E. K.S.T. C. Biology I, II JIM L. BARNHART B. S. E. Peru State General Science, Chemistry I, II DENNIS LAMBERT B. A. K.W. U. American History, World History MARVIN L. DUNLAP A. B. Ft. Hays American Government Teacher Sponsors GEORGE F. MEYER B. S. St. Benedicts' American History, Psychology and Sociology STEVE REEDY B. S. K. S. U. Vocational Agriculture ANILAURA PECK M. A. C. S. C. E. Typing I, Secretarial Practice, Shorthand PATRICIA DWERLKOTTE B. S. K. S. U. Homemaking II, III; Home Management; Family living GEORGE C. FREEMAN M. A. K. S.T.C. Woodworking I, II, III JANICE CYR B. S. Ft. Hays Bookkeeping, Typing, Busi- ness Law Economics BARBARA BOYD B S. K. S. U. Home Economics I S D. KEYS, JR. A. B. B. S. , Northwestern St. Drafting I, II, Audiovisual Director VERLYN E. TRUEBLOOD B. S. E. K. S. T. C. Distributive Education 11 Students Find Faculty STEVE BOBST B. S. Ft. Hays Special Education BARBARA SOCOLOFSKY B. S. K. S. U. Physical Education DC, Health DC, Advanced Physical Education BOB JOHNSON B. S. Ft. Hays Physical Education, Health HERALD M. HADLEY B. S. K. U. P. E. Vn, VIII, DC, Health DC LARRY L. HARTSHORN M S. K. S. T. C. Health, P. E. I, II DENNIS THOMPSON M. S. Ft. Hays Drawing I, II; Design; Crafts; 8th Grade Art RONALD BRYAN B. S. K. S. U. Fundamentals of Music, Theory and Harmony, Boy's Glee, Girl's Glee, A Cappella Choir, The New Creation, Ensembles ROBERT S. ENSIGN B. M. E. W. S.U. Band 12 Farce Entertaining TOM CAMPBELL B. M. E. Ottawa U. Jr. High Band ALICE LARSON B. S. K. S. U. Sixth Grade ALICE CORY B. S. E. Ft. Hays Librarian DON NORLUND B. A. Bethany Sixth Grade MILDRED E. TRACY B. S. Central Missouri St. Sixth Grade JO BAUER B. S.E. K.S.T.C. English VII DOROTHY E. CRAIG B. A. Wayne S. T. C. Vocal Music VI, VII, VIII DONALD R. PEARSON M. S. K.S.T.C, Sixth Grade MILDRED BARBER B. A. K. U. English VIII 13 Teachers Welcomed Summer Vacation, Too WILLIAM D. SMITH B. S. K. S.T. C. Math VII join McDonald M. S. K. S. T. C. Math VIII, Jr. High Football JIM COPPOC M. S. K. S. C.T. Science VII; Football Asst. IX; Basketball DC; Track VII, VIII CHARLES HERMAN M. S. K. S. U. Science VIII JOHNW. PILCHER B. S. E. K.S.T. C. Social Studies VII PATRICIA HANSON B. A. Ottawa U. American History VIII DEVINE S. MONTOYA B. A. Panhandle A. £ M. Spanish VI, VII, VIII JUDY HARTSHORN B. S. K. S. of Pittsburg Junior High Phys. Ed. 14 NINETEEN SIXTY-I 'NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE JE NINETEEN SIXT1 mine nineteen sixty rYNINE NINETEEN 3IXTY-NINE NINETEE NETEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEEN SIXTT ITY-NINE NINETEEN SIXTY-N JINE NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE NIN NINETEEN SIXTY-Is 3TEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEEN SD STUDENTS SUSAN HATTAN Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs., Board, 10-12; FHA, 9; Hurk- aru Editorial Staff, 11- 12, Editor, 12; Debate, 10-12; Forensics, 10-12; NFL, 10-12, Secretary, 11; FTA, 11-12; Band, 9- 10; All-School Play, 10- 11, Crew, 12; Class President, 12; Girls Glee, 9-10; Spanish Club, 9-10; AFS Stu- dent to Costa Rica, National Merit Letter of Commendation. GARY CHARBONNEAU Football, 10-12; Bas- ketball, 10; Track, 10; Class Vice Presi- dent, 12; Key Club, 11-12. President DOROTHY OLSON Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; Hurkaru Business Staff, 12; Stu- dent Council, 9-10; Winter Sports Festival Queen; FTA, 12; Pan- ther Staff, 12; Class Secretary, 12; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Girls Glee, 9; Singers, 11; New Creation, 12; Girls Ensemble, 9-10; Flag Twirler, 11-12. Vice President SALLY HUMES Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs., Board, 4 yrs. , President, 12; FHA, 9; Student Coun- cil, 9; FTA, 12; Class Treasurer, 9, 12; Class Secretary, 10; A Cap- pella, 10-12; Girls Glee, 9-10; Girls En- scnble, 10-11; Spanish Club, 9-10; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation. Secretary Treasurer Senior Class 1969 The class of '69 began their enthusiastic Peace March from Freshman City to Graduationville in September of '65. For the first year of the March, the group chose Ron Green as their leader and spokesman. Dave Edington, a no- ble fighter for the Cause, lent him a hand. Ann Doyen took care of propaganda distribution and Sally Humes raised funds for the March. With the March readily underway, the police were called. Police Chief Miss Peck, amid shouts of police brutality! stepped in, along with officers Reynolds, Schenk, Workman, and Werhan. Soon the demonstrators reached Sophomore County. Larry Erickson headed up the March. Other influential shouters were Barb Boyd, Larry's assistant, and Sally Humes, pamphlet distributor. The group had some trouble with Brice Leon, the pick-pocket. Again the Marchers became rowdy, and the National Guard was sent in, headed by Captain Mrs. Pearson and Sergeants Peck, Workman, Mikesell, and Perkins. Now fully aware of their Cause, the Marchers threw a big Hippie Bash just after entering Junior Valley. Mahari- shi Mary Emery took over the leadership of the group. Assistant Flower Child was Larry Erickson. Ann Doyen passed out picket signs, and Nancy Day collected money for an even bigger bash to be held later. A Carousel was brought in for the Marchers' entertainment by loyal worker Mr. Hosie, and His assistants Mrs. Davis, Mr. Johns, Mr. Willians, and Miss Boyd. The party ballooned into a big success. Entering the lofty heights of Senior Mountains, the group chose an intellectual-type leader, Susan Hattan. The Reverend Gary Charbonneau was her faithful assistant. Dorothy Olson passed out paper dolls and Sally Humes gratefully accepted all donations. Someone found a couple of discarded crowns, and the Marchers decided that Jane Arnold and Dorothy Olson should wear them. The March ran smoothly with Police Officers Miss Fletcher, Miss Dwerlkotte, Mr. Tacha, Mr. Barnhart, and Mr. True blood keeping order. The Marchers finally made it, and the group disbanded--filled with memories. 16 DARRELL APPLEBY Student Council, 9; Band, 9; Football, 9- 10; Basketball, 4 yrs. ; Track, 9; Cross Country, 11; Tennis, 10; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Boys Glee, 4 yrs. ; C-Club, 11-12, Secretary, 12. ROSA DEL MILAGRO ARCE Pep Club, 12; Kay- ettes, 12; Christmas Ball Queen, 12; Hon- orary member Student Council 12; Winter Sports Festival Atten- dant, 12; FTA, 12; A Cappella, 12; Girls Glee, 12; Spanish Club, 12; FFA Sweet- heart Candidate, 12; Exchange Student from Argentina. JANE ARNOLD Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; BECK, 12, Vice President, 12; Cheerleader, 4 yrs. ; Homecoming Queen, 12; Band, 9-10; Pep Band, 10; Girls Basket- ball, 11-12; A Cap- pella, 9-10; Girls Glee, 9-11; FFA Sweetheart Candidate, 9. ED BARNHART Operators Club, 4 yrs., Basketball, 4 yrs. ; Golf, 4 yrs. ; Cross Country, 4 yrs. ; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Boys Glee, 4 yrs. ; Boys Quartette, 10-12; Key Club, 9-10. LUANNA BENEDA Pep Club, 9-11; Kay- ettes, 9, 10, 12; BECK, 12, Secretary, 12; Panther Staff, 11; Girls Glee, 9-10. DORIS DALLEN BERGSTROM Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; FHA, 4 yrs., President, 10- 11; Hurkaru Business Staff, 10-11; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; French Club, 11-12. 17 HOWARD BATTISHILL FFA, 4 yrs. ; Football, 9; Track, 9, 11; Cross Country, 11, 12. ANN BECKMAN Kayettes, 4 yrs. ; Fo- rensics, 10-12; FTA, 10-12, Historian, 10, President, 11-12; Sci- ence Club, 12, Secre- tary Treasurer, 12; Band, 4 yrs., Secre- tary, 11, Student Di- rector, 12; Dance Band, 4 yrs. ; Pep Band, 4 yrs., Director, 12; A Cappella, 4 yrs.; Singers, 9-11; New Creation, 12; National Merit Finalist. DAVID BOLL Art Club, 10; Key Club, 10-12. BARB BOYD Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. , Board, 10- 12, Secretary', 11, Vice President, 12; FHA, 9; Student Coun- cil, 12, Treasurer, 12; FTA, 12; Panther Staff, 11- 12; Class Vice President, 10; A Cap- pella, 10-12; Girls Glee, 9-10; Girls En- semble, 10; FFA Sweetheart Candidate, 11. JOHN BRAY FFA, 9; Football, 9; Track, 9; Tennis, 9; Key Club, 11-12. LYNDELL CART Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kayettes. 4 yrs. , Board, 10; Christmas Ball Queen, 11; Homecoming Atten- dant, 12; Forensics, 11; Panther Staff, 12, Editor, 12; A Cap- pella, 10-12; Girls Glee, 9-10; Girls Ensemble, 10-11; French Club, 11-12, Secretary, 11-12. MARSHA BREAULT Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 12; FHA, 9-11; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. JAYNE CHESEBRO Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; Freshman Ensem- ble. PAUL CHUBBUCK Photography Club, 10- 12; Science Club, 12, President, 12; Band, 4 yrs. ; Dance Band, 4 yrs. ; Pep Band, 4 yrs. ; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Boys Glee, 9-11; Singers, 9-11; New Creation, 12; Trom- bone Quartette, 4 yrs. MARK COCO Panther Staff, 12; Foot- ball, 10-12; Basketball, 10-12; Golf, 10-12; A Cappella, 12; Boys Glee, 11-12. CAROL COFFENBERCER Pep Club, 11-12; Kay- ettes, 10-12; FHA, 10- 11. DENNIS COLLINS A Cappella, 9-11; Boys Glee, 10-11; Key Club, 10-11. SHIRLEY COPPLE Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 10-12; FHA, 4 yrs. ; BECK, 12; All- School Play, 9, Crew, 10; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; Girls Ensemble, 10. DELLA CYPHERS Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 9, 10, 12; FHA, 9-11; BECK, 12; De- bate, 11-12; Forensics, 11-12; NFL, 11-12, President, 12; FTA, 12; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. LINDA DAVENPORT Pep Club, 9-10; Kay- ettes, 9-10; FHA, 9- 10; BECK, 12; Girls Glee, 9-11. 19 DEBBIE COX Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. , Board, 12; Christmas Ball At- tendant, 12; Student Council, 11; Winter Sports Festival Atten- dant; FTA, 12; Panther Staff, 11-12; A Cap- pella, 4 yrs. ; Singers, 10-11; New Creation, 12; Girls Trio, 4 yrs. ; Flag Twirler, 10-12. JOLENE COTE Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 11-12; FHA, 9- 10; BECK, 12; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. DARLENE CYPHERS Pep Club, 9-11; Kay- ettes, 9, 10, 12; FHA, 4 yrs. ; NFL, 12; Pan- ther Staff, 12; Foren- sics, 12; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; Art Club, 12. JOAN DAVIS Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 9-10; FHA, 9- 11; BECK, 12; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. NANCY DAY Pep Club, 4 yrs., Se- cretary, 10; Kayettes, 4 yrs., Board, 12, Treasurer, 12; Hurk- aru Staff, 11-12, Ed- itorial, 11, Business Manager, 12; Student Council, 11; FTA, 10- 12, Historian 12; Class Treasurer, 11; Girls Glee, 9; Panther Staff, 11-12. DENNIS DEMANETT FTA, 11-12; A Cap- pella, 4 yrs. ; Boys Glee, 9-11; Singers, 9-11; Art Club, 10-12 DEANNA DENEAULT Pep CJub, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 11-12; FHA, 9- 10; BECK, 12; Girls Glee, 10-12. PHILLIP DETRIXHE FFA, 4 yrs., Treasur- er, 12, Reporter, 11; Operators Club, 12; Debate, 10; Forensics, 10; Key Club, 10-11. JO DILLON Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; FHA, 4 yrs., Treasurer, 11, President, 12; Band, 9; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; Girls Ensemble, 9-10. ANN DOYEN Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs., Board, 4 yrs. , Secretary, 10, Vice President, 11; Student Council, 9; Cheerleader, 12; Homecoming Atten- dant, 12; Band, 4 yrs. ; Pep Band, 10-11; All- School Play, 10-11; Class Secretary, 9, 11; New Creation, 12; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Singers, 9-11; Girls Trio, 4 yrs. ; Art Club, 11. LARRY JOHN DOYEN BECK, 12; FFA, 4 yrs. ; Operators Club, 9; Photography Club, 11- 12; Football, 9-10; Track, 9; Wrestling, 9-10; Golf, 9; Key Club, 10-12; Traffic Club, 9. JO ANN DUEHREN Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 12; Hurkaru Ed- itorial Staff, 12; FTA, 12; Art Club, 12; Spanish Club, 12; Transfer Student, 12. TED EASTER Photography Club, 11; Football Manager, 4 yrs. ; Basketball Mana- ger, 9; Track, 12, Manager, 9-11; Wres- tling, 10-11; Key Club, 12, Treasurer, 12; C-Club, 12; JPT, 12. MARY EMERY Pep Club, 9-11; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs., Board, 9-11; Student Council, 9; FTA, 10-12, His- torian, 10; Class Pres- ident, 11; A Cappella, 4 yrs.; Singers, 9-11; New Creation, 12; Girls Trio, 4 yrs. ; French Club, 10-11. NANCY SMITH EMPSON Pep Club, 9, 10, 12; Kayettes, 11-12; FHA, 10-11; BECK, 12. PETER FOSTER Operators Club, 9; Football, 4 yrs. ; Track, 4 yrs. ; Wres- tling, 9-10; Cross Country, 10; Christ- mas Ball King, 12; C- Club, 10-12, Vice President, 12; Key Club, 10-12, Presi- dent, 12; Boys Glee, 12. SHARRID FRASER Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 11-12, Board, 12; Student Council, 9, Treasurer, 9; FTA, 11; Girls Glee, 9-10; Mixed Chorus, 9; Spanish Club, 11; FFA Sweetheart, 12; Trans- fer Student, 10. 21 LARRY ERICKSON Student Council, 12, Vice President, 12; BECK, 12, President, 12, Treasurer of State BECK; Band, 9; Basket- ball, 9; Class Presi- dent, 10; Class Vice President, 11; Key Club, 11-12, Vice President, 11. JOHN FELLOWS BECK, 12; Photogra- phy Club, 12. WENDELL GANSTROM Panther Staff, 12, Co- Editor, 12; Band, 4 yrs. ; Dance Band, 4 yrs. ; Pep Band, 4 yrs.; All-School Play Crew, 11; Football, 4 yrs. ; Basketball, 9; Track, 4 yrs. ; Boys' Glee, 12; New Creation, 12; Key Club, 10-11, Trea- surer, 11; C-Club, 11- 12. JOE GERARD Operators Club, 9; Football, 4 yrs. ; Track, 9-10; Wres- tling, 9; Key Club, 12; JPT, 10. STEPHANIE FRASER Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; Student Council, 12; BECK, 12, Vice President, 12; Winter Sports Fes- tival Attendant, 12; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. DEB FREDRICKSON Pep Club, 9-11; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; Panther Staff, 11; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. RON GERARD Football, 9; Track, 9; Wrestling, 9. DALE GIRARD Football, 4 yrs. ; Bas- ketball, 4 yrs.; Trans- fer Student, 11. JANET GOODWIN Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; FTA, 12; Band, 4 yrs. ; Pep Band, 10-12; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; Singers, 10-11; Girls Ensemble, 9; Mixed Ensemble, 12; Woodwind Ensemble, 10; Flute Trio, 11-12; Flute Quartet, 10. 22 RON GOODWIN Football, 9-11; Bas- ketball, 4 yrs. ; Track, 9; Cross Country, 12; Tennis, 10; Powder Puff King Candidate, 11; C-Club, 12, Trea- surer, 12; Key Club, 12, Vice President, 12. JLM GOULD Track, 10-12; Cross Country, 10-12; JPT, 11-12; C-Club, 12. RON GREEN Boys State, 11; Band, 9- 10; Dance Band, 9- 10; Pep Band, 9-10; Football, 4 yrs. ; Bas- ketball, 4 yrs., Cap- tain, 12; Track, 4 yrs. ; Class President, 9; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Boys Glee, 4 yrs. ; New Creation, 12; C-Club, 10- 12, President, 12; National Merit Finalist. DAVID HARRINGTON FFA, 4 yrs., President, 12; Operators Club, 9. BARB HEINICER Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 11-12; FHA, 9- 10; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. BETTY HAUCK Pep Club, 11-12; Kay- ettes, 11-12; Huikaru Business Staff, 11; BECK, 12; Forensics, 11; NFL, 11-12; Band, 11; Pep Band, 11; Girls Glee, 11-12; Transfer Student, 11. EVA HESSER Pep Club, 9; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. DIANNE HILL Pep Club, 9-11; FHA, 10-11; A Cappella, 10-12; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. JEANNE HILTON Pep Club, 9, 12; Kay- ettes, 9, 12; Hurkaru Editorial Staff, 12; All-School Play Crew, 10- 11; A Cappella, 11- 12; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; New Creation, 12. 23 JON HOTALING Band, 9-10; Basket- ball, 9-10; Track, 4 yrs. ; Cross Country, 9; C-Club, 12. CAYLA HUNTER Pep Club, 10-12; Kay- ettes, 10-12; BECK, 12; Panther Staff, 11; Band, 10; Girls Glee, 10-12; Transfer Stu- dent, 10. DARYL HOLECHEK Photography Club, 12; Band, 9-11; All- School Play Crew, 12; Track, 10; Cross Country, 10-11. FRANK JACK DOUG JOHNSON Operators Club, 9-11; Photography Club, 12; Football, 4 yrs. ; Track, 9-11; Wres- tling, 4 yrs. ; Cross Country, 9-11; A Cap- pella, 4 yrs. ; Art Club, 9-10; C-Club, 10-12; Boys Glee, 4 yrs. MARCIA JOHNSON Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 11-12; All- School Play Crew, 12; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. 24 JANA HOPKINS Pep Club, 9-11; FHA, 10-11; Panther Staff, 11; A Cappella, 10- 12; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; Mixed Ensemble, 12. MARK PHNSON Student Council, 10, 12; Science Club, 12; All-School Play Crew, 11-12; Basketball, 9; Football Trainer, 9; A Cappella, 11-12; Boys Glee, 11; Singers, 11. HELEN JOHNSTON Pep Club, 4 yrs., Treasurer, 11; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; Hurkaru Editorial Staff, 11, Business Staff 12; Winter Sports Festival Attendant, 12; FTA, 10-12; Panther Staff, 12, Co-Editor, 12; A Cappella, 12; Girls Glee, 9-11; Girls En- semble, 11; Flag Twirler, 11; Audio- Visual Dept. , 12. JACK KASL Science Club, 12, Vice President, 12; Band, 4 yrs. ; Dance Band, 10-12; Pep Band, 4 yrs. ; Track, 12; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Boys Glee, 4 yrs. ; Singers 9-11; New Creation, 12. GINGER KROB MARY La BO NT E Kayettes, 12; BECK, Girls Glee, 4 yrs. 12; Science Club, 9- 10; A Cappella, 9-10; Transfer Student, 11. 25 DONALD KEARN FFA, 4 yrs. W. BENSON KEIL FFA, 4 yrs., Secre- tary, 11-12, North Central Kansas District FFA President, 12, Kansas State Star Far- mer; Operators Club, 9-11; Boys Glee, 9-10. RALPH KEARN FFA, 11-12; Traffic Club, 12; Football, 9. DON KINDEL Basketball, 9; Track, 11; Transfer Student, 10. MIKE LaBONTE BECK, 12; Key Club, 10-12. SANDRA LANOUE Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; FHA, 4 yrs. , Historian, 12; Hurkaru Business Staff, 11; BECK, 12, Histo- rian, 12; Girls Glee, 9-11. JOHN LAWYER Band, 9-10; Football, 9; A Cappella, 9. ALAN LOGAN Band, 9-10; Pep Band, 10; Football Trainer, 10-12; Track Trainer, 4 yrs. ; Wrestling, 10- - BRICE LEON Boys State, 11; Band, 9-11; Dance Band, 9- 11; Pep Band, 9; Bas- ketball, 4 yrs. ; Track, 11-12; Cross Country, 4 yrs. ; Tennis, 9-10; Class Treasurer, 10; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Boys Glee, 4 yrs. ; New Creation, 12; Boys En- semble, 9-10. SHERRY LOVELAND Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; FHA, 11; Hurkaru Editorial Staff, 12; FTA, 10,12; Girls Glee, 10-12; Girls Ensemble, 11; French Club, 4 yrs. KATHY MAY Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 9, 12; FHA, 9- 11; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. 26 LINDA MANTHEY Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; FHA, 9; Hurkaru Business Staff, 10; Band, 9-10; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; Flag Twirler, 4 yrs. bill McDaniel Football, 4 yrs. ; Track, 9-10; Wres- tling, 11; C-Club, 11- 12; FCA, 4 yrs. ; Christmas Ball King Candidate. MARY KAY McEUEN Pep Club, 9-11; Fo- rensics, 12; All- School Play, 11; Class Treasurer, 9; Girls Glee, 9-10; Art Club, 12; Transfer Student, 12. JANET KAGLE McKENNA Pep Club, 9-10; Kay- ettes, 9-10; Student Council, 11; Girls Glee, 9-11. MARYLU MENZIES Pep Club, 4 yrs., Se- cretary', 11, Vice President, 12; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs., Board, 10-12; FHA, 9; Home- coming Attendant, 12; Girls Glee, 9-11; Girls Ensemble, 11; French Club, 11; Flag Twirl- er, 11-12; Junior All- School Party Queen, 11. TOM McKENNA Football, 4 yrs. ; Track, 9; Wrestling, 10-11; Golf, 11; Ten- nis, 10; Key Club, 10. SUSIE MOSHER Pep Club, 9-10; Kay- ettes, 9-10; FHA, 9- 10; BECK, 12; Girls Glee, 9. PAT NAYLOR DAVID NEASE Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- Band, 9-10. ettes, 4 yrs., Board, 10-11; Hurkaru Busi- ness Staff, 12; Student Council, 12; Debate, 12; FTA, 10-12; Vice President, 12; A Cap- pella, 4 yrs. ; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; Girls Ensemble, 9-11; French Club, 11. 27 CATHERINE OVERSTREET Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; FHA, 9; Hurkaru Editorial Staff, 12; Panther Staff, 12, Co-Editor, 12; A Cap- pella, 10-12; Girls Glee, 10-12; Girls En- semble, 9-11; Art Club, 11-12; Spanish Club, 9. DEEANNA PERRY Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs., Board, 11; Girls State, 11; Cheerleader, 4 yrs. ; Homecoming Atten- dant, 12; Band, 4 yrs. ; Dance Band, 4 yrs. ; Pep Band, 9-10; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Girls Glee, 9-10;- Singers, 10-11; French Club, 12; Concordia Relay Queen Attend- ant, 11; Lions Band Camp Delegate, 10; Saxophone Quartet, 4 yrs. JOHN W. PILCHER ELIZABETH POST Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; FTA, 10-12, Vice President, 11; Band, 4 yrs. ; Pep Band, 10-12; All- School Play, 11; A Cappella, 10-12; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; Girls Ensemble, 9-11; Mix- ed Ensemble, 12. RAYMOND NELSON BECK, 12; Band, 9-10; Pep Band, 10. PAMELA NORDQUIST Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs., Board, 10- 12, Treasurer, 10; FHA, 4 yrs. , Secre- tary, 11; Hurkaru Bus- iness Staff, 10; Foren- sics, 11; Panther Staff, 11- 12; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; Girls Ensemble, 10- 11; French Club, 11- 12. CYNTHIA POWELL Pep Club, 4 yrs., Pres- ident, 12; Kayettes, 4 yrs., Board, 9, 12, Secretary, 12; Student Council, 11; Band, 9- 10; Powder Puff Foot- ball, 10-12; A Cap- pella, 11-12; Girls Glee, 9-10; Girls En- semble, 11; Flag Twirler. LOREDANA REHBEIN Pep Club, 10-12; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; FHA, 9- 11; Girls Track, 12; Girls Glee, 10-12. 28 LINDA REVELL FHA, 9; BECK, 12. ANNETTE RICHARD Pep Club, 9-11; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ■- LEANNA SAINT MIKE SAUNDERS Kayettes, 11; FHA, 11; FFA, 4 yrs. ; Traffic BECK, 12. Club, 10-12; Photo- graphy Club, 12; Foot- ball, 9-10; Basketball, 9-11. 29 DOUG RIVERS Band, 9-11; Dance Band, 9-10; Pep Band, 9-11; Basketball, 9- 10; Track, 4 yrs.; Cross Country, 4 yrs., Captain, 12; JPT, 11- 12; Wind Ensemble, 9-11; Key Club, 10, Class Representative, 10; FCA, 10-12, Hud- dle Leader, 12, Exec- utive Council. CINDY RUNGE Pep Club, 9-11; Kay- ettes, 12; Student Council, 10, Treasur- er, 10; Homecoming Attendant, 11; Junior Play; Class Vice Pres- ident, 9, 11; French Club, 12; Art Club, 12; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; Transfer Student, 12. MIKE ROBERTS Band, 9-10; Forensics, 11; Basketball, 4 yrs. ; Crosscountry, 9-11; Tennis, 9-10; Brass Ensemble, 10; Key Club, 12, Secretary', CHERYL JO SAINDON Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; Student Council, 12; Forensics, 11-12; NFL, 11-12; FTA, 12; Panther Staff, 11; All-School Play Stage Manager, 10, 12; A Cappella, 10- 12; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. ; Singers, 10-11; Girls Ensemble, 9; Mixed Ensemble, 12. KEN SCHMIDT FFA, 9-10; Football, 9-10; Track, 9; Wres- tling, 12; Golf, 10- 12. JEFF SCHMITZ BECK, 12, Parliamen- tarian, 12; Forensics, 11; Football, 9-11; Basketball, 9-10; Track, 9; Wrestling, 9; Tennis, 10; Key Club, 11-12, Treas- urer, 12. STEVE SISLER Track, 9, 11; Wres- tling, 10, 12. DAVID SWIERC INSKY Boys State Alternate, 11; Student Council, 10-12, President, 12; Band, 9-10; Dance Band, 9-10; Pep Band, 9-10; Football, 4 yrs. ; Track, 9-10; Wres- tling, 9-11; A Cap- pella, 4 yrs. ; Boys Glee, 9-11; Spanish Club, 9. KATHY STRAIT Pep Club, 10-12; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; Girls Glee, 11. CAROLYN THRASH Pep Club, 9-10; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs. ; FHA, 9; Hurkaru Business Staff, 10; Girls Glee, 10-12. KRIS VENZOR Transfer Student, 11. PAM WILSON Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay- ettes, 4 yrs., Board, 11-12; Student Coun- cil, 12, Secretary, 12; Debate, 11-12; NFL, 11-12; Panther Staff, 11-12; All-School Play, 10, 12; A Cap- pella, 4 yrs. ; Girls Glee, 10; Girls En- semble, 9-10; Flag Twirler, 10-12, Head, 12; Forensics, 11-12. BRUCE VEST BECK, 12; Wrestling, 4 yrs. ; C-Club, 10; Key Club, 12. STEVE WILSON Band, 10; All-School Play, 12; Football, 10-12; Track, 10-12; Wrestling, 10-11; A Cappella, 11-12; Boys Glee, 11-12; Mixed Ensemble, 12; Spanish Club, 10-11; FCA, 10- 12, Executive Coun- cil, 12; C-Club, 12. DOUG YARN ELL Debate, 12; Forensics, 11-12; All-School Play, 11, Crew, 12; A Cappella, 4 yrs. ; Boys Glee, 4 yrs. ; Singers, 9-11; Art Club, 10-11. CHERYL YEMM Pep Club, 4 yrs. ; Kay ettes, 4 yrs. ; BECK, 12; Panther Staff, 11; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. 31 CHS Seniors In Action MARSHA WINSETT Pep Club, 4 yrs.; Kayettes, 4 yrs.; FHA, 4 yrs., Historian, 11, Hurkaru Business Staff, 11; BECK, 12, Trea- surer, 12; All-School Play Crew, 10; Girls Glee, 4 yrs. Not Pictured Jack Kasl Sings Out at assembly. LONNIE KEARN DAVID STERLING JIM WALKER SCOTT WALKER Hey Guys! Don't touch me, I break. Dave Swiercinsky carefully takes aim at the punch bowl while Debbie Cox supervises. 32 Mark Coco sabotages Junior float. Doug Rivers is shown winning one of the 9 firsts in distance events which he chalked up this year. Ann Doyen, Debbie Cox, and Mary Emery--everyone's favorites. Singing at Baccalaureate was one of their many performances during the past 4 years. NATIONAL MERIT: Susan Hattan, Sally Humes, Ann Beckman, Ron Green. Susan and Sally received letters of commendation--missing semi- finalist status by only 3 points between them. Ann Beckman was a finalist and did receive a Merit scholarship, underwritten by IBM. Ron too was a finalist, but did not receive a scholarship. These four were also selected for Who's Who Among American High School Students. Mr. Reedy, Vo-Ag teacher; Benson Keil; Mrs. Willis Keil, Mr. Willis Keil. Benson was named the Kansas Star Farmer of the Year. This is the highest honor in Kansas a member of FFA can attain. Benson was also president of the North Central District FFA. 33 Air Force Academy appointee John Pilcher relaxes at Prom with date Pat Naylor. Juniors Janet Kosar Mimi Foster President Vice-President Marsha Doyen Secretary Carol Richard Treasurer Robert Alexander Belinda Allen Jacque Arnold Jim Bell Richard Bieker Ed Black Pam Blackburn Vicki Bohling Brenda Borst 34 Juniors Pleased With Class Rings Kathy Bray Hilaire Breault Richard Breault Mario Brichalli Gwen Chartier Curtis Chemey Dave Clark Mike Cleveland Ruthie Brownell Nancy Brunell Greg Bryant Mac Campbell 35 Grady Coker LaVeda Cook K. Wayne Cosse 1 Steve Culbertson Juniors Energetically Prepare Gary Demanett Brenda Deneault Gary Diebel Carolyn Diers Brad Dutton Denise Dutton Richard Eakins Brenda Emery David Everett Connie Fahring Deanna Folkerts Tom Fraser Lee Gale Taunya Gibson Mark Gillan Kent Gieswein 36 To Entertain Seniors At Prom Del Harris Gladys Hatfield Greg Hattan Nancy Havel 37 Janet Henry Mike Hepperly Cheryl Hess Linda Hillman Gary Hobbie Nancy Johnson Marla Kalivoda Fred Larson “The Curious Savage” Steve Horkman Daniel Huff Tom Hutchinson Shirley Johnson Tom Johnson Bruce Johnston Jim Larson Don Liedtke Ron Logan 38 Is Junior Class Play Alan Luecke Rosa lea Magaw Janice Marcotte Jerry Martin Carol May Cathy McDaniel Joe Minard Dara McDaniel Jim Mosher Bernard Meyer Marion McMillan Evelyn Oberdick 39 Joreen Parker Nora Paulsen Betsy Peck Cathy Plowman Juniors Prepare For Janet Snavely Brenda Snyder John Strait Karen Swenson Kent Thoman Ann Thorne Kathy Townsdin Jean Trost 40 Their Last Lap At CHS Charles Dixon Juniors show originality with float. Rug 'Em. CAMERA -SHY: Beth B rieen Ron Bloch linger Dan Brake Dean Clark Janice Del forge Litha Hanks Carolyn Martin Marilyn Martin Larry Nelson Dave Price Elen Wiesner Junior Vicki Bo hi in g demonstrates the effects of static electricity at an assembly. 41 Sophomores Melinda Kennett Betty Tholstrup Mike Lesperance President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Phyllis Steve Bauer Larry Bieker Larry Becky Donna Burt Barleen Bohling Bramwell Dale Busby Beth Carl Ceder Daniel Clinton Mary Clark Carlgren Chaput Chemey 42 Peggy Clark Ruth Clark Janet Laurence Mike Colby Brad Cole Coffenberger Coker Bryan Karla Cory Debbie Diana David Darby Pat Day Collins C rough Cyphers Steve Nancy Fred Carol Doyen David Marcey Demanett Demars Detrixhe Dutton Dutton Martha Steve Ediger Rodney Beth Emery Joe Emmel George Dutton Elliott Evans Linda Fazel Wayne Linda Sheldon Shirley David Fowler Fredrickson Ganstrom Girard Goodwin 43 Sophomores Win Magazine Sales Duane Hale Susan Rachael Rebecca Becky Terry Hays Hamilton Hanson Hanson Hanson Pam Heald James Helton Doug Debbie Hess Tim Hessee Kay Hewitt Herman Gary Holbert Tina Rebecca Mike Huber Debbie Huff Larry Humes Hopkins Hotaling Bill Debbie Jan Irvin Ellen Istas Dennis James Hummell Hunnicutt Jackson Johnson 44 For Second Straight Year Jeff Joler Judy Keam Sherry Keam Nancy David Connie Kennedy Kindel Korthuis Kathy Landry Steve Lanoue Vichy Lawyer Sharon Patsy Laman Diane Kroulik Lambert Bob LeDuc Gary Mike Loveland Marcotte Carl Meats Ray Mendenhall Theresa Metro Jon Martin Linda Miller Renee Moe John Morgan Malcolm Morgan Roger James Nault Lorraine Pat Mosher Nobert O'Connor 45 Sophomores Show Energy And fA A Dennis Peg Owensby Patsy Sandra LaDonna Lynn Potter Ostro m Patterson Paulsen Payton Lonnie Mario John Rodgers Dick Ryser Helen Kaye Schuh Ralston Rehbcin Sack man Gregg Debbie Gary Sisler Debbie Slater Sam Stanton Craig Sheiwood Shivers Stensaas Bill Stortz Danny Strait Mike Strait Loretta Jim Tracy Christine Swenson Trost Neva Turner Bob Tyler Phyllis Steve Walton Richard Bob Wiesner Vignery Weaver Talent In Second Year David Wilcox Randy Janette Jeanne Scott Wilson Willoughby Wilson Wilson Not pictured: Cindy Naillieux Dale Revell Donald Walker Sophomore Lonnie Ralston rides again! SOPHOMORES TAKE SECOND 47 Freshmen Dirk Hanson President Susan Cailteux Nancy Townsend Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Jim Brooks Bonnie Brad Bryant Rod Peggy Busby Michael Buss Brownell Bushholz Robert Delia Cynthia Doran Patty Kathy Capper Chandler Chaput Chaput Chartier Christensen 48 Jerry Terry Clark Coco Ann Collins Missy Cook Terry Cossel Cleveland Cleveland Carolyn Doris Steve Davis Deanna Jolene Marie Craig Cyphers Demanett Deneault Desilet Gerald Diers Lana Dillon Bemeta Diane Doyen Jenice Melba Dorman Easter Ediger Dana Larry Evans David Fazel Anne Foster Debbie Kathy Erickson Fowler Ganstrom Don Garlow Glenda Kathy Kae Mike Robert Gerard Gieswein Goodwin Graham Graham 49 Freshmen Take On Tim Henry Kathy Hess Diana Hesser Danielle Karen Steve Hinson Holbert Huscher Jerrold Istas Andrea Angie Jane Jewell Dennis Eric Johnson Jackson Jaster Johnson Lorraine Randy Johnson Johnson Richard Johnson Susan Johnson Mark Johnston Raymond Kindel 4) it i Charley Terry LeDuc Kelly Leon Jim Lervold Bill Sherrie Laman Loveland McDaniel ’’Learn to love people and use things, instead of using people and loving things. Panther Spirit Mike Machen Kenneth Marco tte Larry Marshall John May Melinda Melhus Melissa Me lhus Janice Nuss Brad O'Brien Mary O'Brien Pat Owensby Greg Payton Debbie Predmore Janice Meyers Debbie Naillieux Deanna Nelson Mike Reed Virginia Richey Carole Rivers Marcia Plowman Kathy Ross Susan Scheibler Steve Greg Scott Brent Rhonda Steve Janet Schenk Shivers Smith Snavely Souchek We can forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the tragedy is men afraid of the light. Vera Melton Everett Martin Mendenhall Molter Donna Spafford Mary Stangel Virginia Stortz Donna Swenson Mark Swiercinsky Joe Thompson Chris Thoman Christine Tieking Lowell Thoman Janice Tracy Mary Trude Cynthia Turner Jody Williams Charles Wright Freshman Float - Drive the Trojans Back to Troy Robert Turner Christine Tyler Pam Vandervoort Raymond Waite Joe Walgren Ruth Wiesner NINETEEN SIXTY- ' NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE IE NINETEEN SIXT1 mine nineteen sixty YNINE NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEE NETEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEEN SIXTT ITY-NINE NINETEEN SIXTY-N JIN E NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE NIN NINETEEN SIXTY-T STEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEEN SIS ORGANIZATIONS Student Council BACK ROW: C. Hamilton, B. Bramwell, G. Diebel, C. Trost, P. Naylor, N. Townsend. 2ND ROW: D. Licdkte, J. Morgan, D. Garlow, A. Collins, R. Hanson, C. Saindon, P. Blackburn, Mr. Dunlap--Sponsor. FRONT ROW: N. Kennedy, R. Arce, P. Wilson—Secretary, B. Boyd—Treasurer, L. Erickson--Vice President, D. Swiercinsky—President. Student Council sponsored a wide variety of social functions this year. It took charge of the annual Homecoming activities, the Win- ter Sports Festival, and also a unique computor dance. Comput- erized dancing appealed to a large portion of the student body, as more than 200 sent in cards. A few participants were shy (or maybe afraid) about showing their numbers; but, nonetheless, many happy matches were made. There was even one brother-sister combination. Other Stuco activities included raising money to send the Kayet- tes' packages to Vietnam and, of course--the magazine sales. Be- sides bringing Rosy to Concordia, the sales enabled CHS to send Susan Hattan to Costa Rica for the AFS summer program. Rosa del Milagro Arce, exchange student from Argentina, flashes her familiar smile. Magazine sales sponsored by Student Coun- cil helped bring Rosy to CHS. 54 Enthusiastic FTA Has Busy Year BACK ROW: G. King, G. Bryant, D. Demanett, B. Girard, L. Gale, R. Yamell, D. Harris, T. White. 5TH ROW: N. Kennedy, S. Loveland, C. Diers, J. Graham, M. Kennett, D. Slater, M. Kalivoda, B. Boyd, M. Hepperly. 4TH ROW: R. Arce, H. Johnston, D. Cox, M. Emery, L. Fazel, R. Moe, J. Arnold, J. Duehren, Mr. Dunlap. 3RD ROW: C. Korthuis, B. Emery, P. Day, T. Metro, P. Owensby, M. Doyen, L. Cook, V. Bohling, B. Peck. 2ND ROW: E. Post, D. Lambert, S. Matthew, R. Hotaling, B. Carlgren, J. Kearn, J. Marcotte, C. Richard, K. Gieswein. FRONT ROW: J. Goodwin, C. Saindon, M. Reeves--Secretary, N. Day — Historian, A. Beckman--President, P. Naylor--Vice President, G. Hattan--Treasurer, S. Humes, D. Olson, S. Hattan. MARVIN DUNLAP received the Dr. W.C. Wood award for his fine work with the Concordia FTA chapter. The Kansas State Teachers Association made the presentation at a banquet held in Hays. Club members agree that the honor is well-deserved. Active is the key work in describing the Concordia FTA organization this year. The Future Teachers first put their ingenuity to work by preparing faculty floats for the Homecoming Parade. Later, the second an- nual Faculty Farce roared in as a tremend- ous success. With all the money earned from the Farce, the club was able to send 30 members plus sponsors to the State con- vention held at K -State. Members spent the two days energetically campaigning for Mark Reeves for the presidency of the Kansas FTA. Although Mark narrowly missed winning, the club did not come back empty-handed, as Sally Humes received the State FTA scholarship. In addition, each club member was assigned to help a specific teacher throughout the year. On Student Teach Day FTAers got a chance to take over their teachers' classes. The club's final activities included a trip to Bethany College and a joint pizza party and installation of officers. 55 Debate Enjoys Successful Season BACK ROW: S. Hattan, P. Wilson, D. Yarnell, M. Colby, M. Reeves. FRONT ROW: P. Owensby, B. Bramwell, N. Kennedy, L. Marshall, R. Moe, D. Lambert, D. Rasure, S. Cailteux. Not pictured, Coach Art Willans. 1968-69 RESOLUTION-- Resolved: That the United States should establish a system of compul- sory service for all citizens. TOURNAMENT STANDINGS 4th Abilene B. Bramwell P. Wilson 1st Chapman Novice S. Cailteux D. Yarnell 1st Manhattan D. Cyphers D. Rasure 1st Mt. St. Scholastica M. Colby P. Naylor S. Hattan N. Kennedy 4th Wamego S. Hattan D. Rasure 1st Wamego Novice P. Owensby M. Reeves 1st District B. Bramwell D. Rasure D. Cyphers S. Hattan 6th Regional District Squad Mike Colby, Pat Naylor, Nancy Kennedy, and Susan Hattan display the trophy they won with a perfect 10-0 record. DISTRICT CHAMPIONS: Dana Rasure, Becky Bram- well, Della Cyphers, Susan Hattan. PALMQUIST'S DRUG STORE Forensics BACK ROW: J. Jewell, M. Colby, D. Yarnell, L. Marshall, A. Beckman. 2ND ROW: C. Saindon, S. Cailteux, P. Owensby, R. Moe, N. Kennedy, D. Rasure, D. Lambert, V. Bohling, D. Cyphers. FRONT ROW: P. Wilson, S. Hattan, T. Metro, B. Bramwell. The CHS forensics squad followed a busy tournament schedule this year. Individual winners included Pam Wil- son and Becky Bramwell, 2nd in duet acting at Wichita. At McPherson, Becky Bramwell got 2nd in readings, and Pat Owensby was 3rd in prose. Dana Rasure won the League cham- pionship in oration at Chapman. Three of the nine entries qualifying for the State Forensics Tournament received I ratings there. They in- cluded: Becky Bramwell, reading; Susan Hattan, extemporaneous speak ing; and Pat Owensby, prose. C-Club BACK ROW: M. Hepperly, D. Vignery, T. White, B. Collins, S, Ganstrom, R. Yarnell, B.-Johnston, D. Herman. 3RD ROW: G. Diebel, J. Minard, C. Hamilton, T. Runge, D. Liedtke, A. Luecke, M. Gillan, G. Hattan, D. Ross. 2ND ROW: S. Culbertson, L. Hanson, J. Hotaling, R. Goodwin, D. Johnson, E. Barnhart, D. Rivers, J. Gould, T. Easter. FRONT ROW: Coach Hartshorn, B. McDaniel, D. Swiercinsky, M. Coco, R. Green, P. Foster, D. Appleby, S. Wilson, W. Ganstrom, Coach Tacha. 57 Kayettes Active In 9TH ROW: C. Coffenberger, C. Korthuis, R. Clark, D. Lambert, Miss Wenger. 8TH ROW: V. Bohling, J. Wil- liams, C. Tieking, M. Stangel, J. Jewell, M. Clark, J. Coffenberger, N. Demars, D. Cyphers, D. Cyphers. 7TH ROW: P. Owensby, K. Goodwin, K. Gieswein, M. Cook, D. Doyen, C. Tyler, J. Graham, T. Metro, P. Day, R. Hanson, S. Girard. 6TH ROW: S. Harris, D. Swenson, S. Scheibler, J. Ashby, C. Diers, D. Dutton, C. Greene, L. Hillman, J. Arnold, M. Hager. 5TH ROW: D. Hess, P. Busby, D. Erickson, A. Foster, L. Hat- tan, S. Cailteux, M. Desilet, D. Hesser, M. Plowman, K. Holbert, B. Tholstrup. 4TH ROW: P. Patterson, D. Huff, D. Burt, T. Gibson, R. Hotaling, S. Matthews, B. Carlgren, D. Spafford, C. Chaput, M. Trude. 3RD ROW: C. Trost, L. Dillon, D. Nelson, D. Fowler, N. Townsend, V. Melton, S. McDaniel, D. Demanett, C. Turner, M. Ediger. 2ND ROW: D. Crough, C. Craig, A. Collins, C. Ganstrom, J. Souchek, A. Jackson, C. Christenson, S. Lanoue, J. Chesebro, R. Arce, L. Manthey. 1ST ROW: D. Hinson, M. Melhus, S. Bauer, C. Rivers, M. Melhus, S. Loveland, L. Beneda, S. Copple, M. Winsett, P. Nordquist. Board of Directors: 4TH ROW: M. Melhus, K. Cory, L. Swenson, C. Doyen, R. Hotaling, P. Day, T. Gibson, D. Rasure. 3RD ROW: M. Menzies, A. Foster, P. Wilson, D. Cox, S. Fraser, C. Runge, M. Foster, P. Nord- quist. 2ND ROW: N. Townsend, N. Kennedy, L. Hillman, A. Doyen, S. Loveland, L. Cook, B. Peck, B. Bramwell, A. Jackson. 1ST ROW: Miss Wenger, S. Harris, N. Day-Treasurer, C. Powell-Secretary, B. Boyd- Vice President, S. Humes-President, S. Hattan, Mrs. Cyr. Service Projects n n nnq 9” ' IB V ' rH 2 'v s fip i 1 msk • of SKj ( 1 A j J 1 292 {j r . i If 1 ■r t ? wf _ (Nk 'W i i M IHjLl flJ L W � fT K, V Ml .ABB r T2ri � W V • -w mt ML l jk j, 9TH ROW: Mrs. Cyr, D. Rittel, J. Laman, B. Borst, M. Kalivoda. 8TH ROW: L. Fazel, L. Miller, L. Payton, J. Arnold, A. Jaster, B. Emery, D. Fredrickson, J. Arnold, C. Runge, A. Richard, P. Vandervoort. 7TH ROW: L. Rehbein, M. Breault, S. Fraser, M. Menzies, P. Wilson, B. Bramwell, M. Foster, S. Humes, A. Doyen, N. Havel, S. Hess. 6TH ROW: C. Overstreet, M. Johnson, D. Rasure, D. Folkerts, J. Snavely, G. Chartier, P. Heald, G. Girard, R. Magaw, D. Slater. 5TH ROW: J. Goodwin, A. Beckman, E. Post, G. Saindon, J. Dil- lon, K. Swenson, S. Johnson, K. Plowman, B. Snyder, S. Johnson. 4TH ROW: S. Hattan, J. Duehren, C. Pow- ell, B. Boyd, L. Cart, D. Cox, M. Doyen, C. Peck, L. Cook, C. Richard, J. Hilton. 3RD ROW: J. Meyers, J. Wilson, J. Wilson, P. Blackburn, N. Johnson, D. Perry, M. Kennett, N. Day, H. Johnston, M. Emery. 2ND ROW: N. Turner, M. Dutton, P. Laman, S. Hamilton, M. Moore, J. Ream, B. Trost, G. Hunter, B. Heiniger, R. Moe, N. Kennedy. 1ST ROW: L. Swenson, D. Shivers, R. Hanson, L. Fredrickson, R. Hanson. K. Cory, J. Marcotte, C. Fahring, J. Keam, C. Doyen. Who's the favorite teacher? This year, Kayettes, under the leadership of President Sally Humes, sponsored the Powder Puff Football game, whose proceeds went to adopt a child from Thailand; co-sponsored with the Pep Club the Holly Berry Ball; deco- rated the teachers' doors at Christmas time and presented the teachers with survival kits; sent cookies to men in Vietnam; and relaxed after it all with a zodiac party. 59 s FRONT ROW: A. Jaster, N. Townsend, D. Fowler, J. Chesebro, D. Cox, S. Humes, Pam Blackburn--treasurer, Marylu Menzies—vice-president, Becky Han- son--secretory, Cynthia Powell--president, S. Fraser, R. Arce, K. Hess, J. Nuss, D. Chandler, S. Ross. 2ND ROW: M. Melhus, K. Gieswein, D. Predmore, M. Cook, P. Hager, S. Hess, J. Hamel, J. Deneault, P. Nordquist, J. Dillon, R. Hanson, B. Carlgren, S. Matthew, L. Fredrickson, G. Hunter, V. Melton. 3RD ROW: C. Rivers, M. Martin, D. McDaniel, C. Martin, B. Boyd, D. Folkerts, H. Sackman, R. Hanson, C. Trost, P. Heald, C. Tieking, J. Williams, C. Tyler, M. Stongel, S. McDaniel, L. Payton. 4TH ROW: D. Swenson, M. Melhus, C. Fahring, G. Girard, S. Johnson, D. Demananett, C. Chaput, S. Cailteux, D. Erickson, A. Foster, P. Barleen, S. Girard, M. Hager, V. Bohling, L. Cook, T. Metro, S. Paulsen. 5TH ROW: C. Green, R. Clark, R. Moe, M. Desilet, J. Souchek, A. Collins, S. Bauer, D. Doyen, J. Arnold, D. Cyphers, M. Dutton, M. Moore, P. Laman, B. Tholstrup, K. Holbert, L. Rehbein. 6TH ROW: J. Irvin, D. Rittle, J. Ashby, D. Naillieux, D. Spafford, D. Christenson, D. Nelson, C. Craig, K. Ganstrom, J. Tracy, L. Miller, P. Patterson, S. Harris, M. Plowman, J. Coffenberger, L. Fazei, L. Dillon. 7TH ROW: D. Deneault, L. Hillman, C. Turner, K. Landry, M. Doyen, M. Trude, L. Hatton, D. Lambert, R. Hotoling, A. Jackson, D. Hinson, C. Overstreet, B. Trost, M. Johnson, S. Hamilton, J. Myers. 8TH ROW: D. Shivers, K. Cory, L. Swenson, C. Doyen, P. Wilson, D. Cyphers, D. Cyphers, K. McDaniel, G. Hatfield, J. Marcotte, C. Naillieux, K. Townsdin, A. Thome, E. Oberdick, N. Kennedy, S. Hatton, S. Loveland, M. Winsett. 9TH ROW: J. Cote, L. Manthey, D. Hess, J. Graham, J. Arnold, C. Diers, J. Parker, N. Paulsen, B. Borst, M. Foster, T. Gibson, J. Wilson, N. Turner, M. Kennett, C. Coffenberger, M. Ediger. BACK ROW: J. Laman, D. Rasure, J. Snavely, P. Magaw. CHEERLEADERS FRONT TO BACK: C. Richard, A. Doyen, N. Johnson, D. Perry, D. Slater, B. Brownell, P. Owensby, B. Bramwell. Pep Club Adds Life To The Ballgames Panther Cheerleaders BONNIE BROWNELL B-Team DEBBIE SLATER B-Team PAT OWENSBY B-Team 61 Key Club BACK ROW: G. Loveland, D. Harrington, D. Johnson, B. Vest, M. Roberts, D. Boll, T. McKenna, Mr. Bau- man. 3RD ROW: C. Cedar, L. Nobert, B. Stortz, D. Sterling, R. Goodwin, J. Schmitz, L. Erickson. 2ND ROW: J. Minard, J. Morgan, S. Culbertson, M. Cleveland, J. Bray, L. Doyen, B. Meyer, G. Charbonneau. FRONT ROW: M. Gillan, T. Easter, E. Black, P. Foster, M. LaBonte, J. Gerard, J. Martin. Art Club BACK ROW: N. Johnson, M. Melhus, C. Rivers, J. Tracy, D. Doyen, M. Melhus. 3RD ROW: M. Johnston, G. King, S. Ganstrom, S. Horkman, C. Runge, M. McEven. 2ND ROW: J. Easter, L. Cook, B. Peck, D. Cyphers, C. Overstreet, J. Duehren. FRONT ROW: Mr. Thompson, J. Deneault, P. Blackburn, M. Reeves, G. Bryant, K. Gieswein, K. Leon. BERTRAND WELLS, INC. Audio-Visual Department BACK ROW: L. Potter, G. Loveland, C. Cedar, R. Eakins. 3RD ROW: E. Mendenhall, D. Betzner, M. Cleve- land, J. Morgan, M. Saunders. 2ND ROW: C. Laman, D. Johnson, B. Peck, M. Kennett, F. Detrixhe, J. Bell. FRONT ROW: J. Graham, P. Owensby, V. Bohling, C. Richard, H. Johnston, D. Hess, P. Owensby. Science Spectrum BACK ROW: D. Dutton, L. Coker, J. Pilcher, B. Borst. 3RD ROW: M. Kalivoda, T. Gibson, B. Carlgren, G. King, C. Hamilton. 2ND ROW: Mr. Menzies--Sponsor, S. Harris, M. Reeves, G. Bryant, D. Harris, K. Gies- wein. FRONT ROW: Mr. Hazlett--Sponsor, Mr. Barnhart--Sponsor, A. Beckman--Secretary-Treasurer, P. Chubbuck--President, J. Kasl--Vice President. DRS. BERNER CHRISTENSEN FFA Receives Gold Emblem KNEELING: S. Fraser, FFA Sweetheart; Mr. Reedy. FRONT ROW: R. Kindel, J. Anderson, J. Cleveland, C. Wright, D. Carlow, T. LeDuc, G. Payton, G. Diers, J. May. SECOND ROW: R. Mosher, D. Reveli, R. Kearn, F. Detrixhe, M. I rost, B. LeDuc, M. Cleveland, B. Keil, G. Loveland, D. Ross, M. Marcotte. THIRD ROW: D. Harrington, P. Detrixhe, J. Morgan, D. Kearn, R. Trost, M. McMillan, P. Valcoure, H. Battishill, F. Larsen, M. Saunders. BACK ROW: D. Walker, J. Walker, J. Mosher, D. Kindel, D. Kindel R Weaver, H. Breault, D. Jackson, G. Holbert, K. Marcotte. The chapter was awarded a Gold Emblem rating which is given to the top ten percent of the chapters in the state. Benson Keil, Howard Battishill and Phil Detrixhe received the State Farmer Degree. Benson was named Star Farmer of Kansas, won 4th in state public speaking, and was the district beef winner. Howard won the dis- trict crops award. The officers won gold ratings in ail divisions at leadership school. The meats team won 1st in the district and 2nd in the state. At district, the freshman mechanics team of Terry LeDuc and Jerry Anderson won 1st. The scrapbook won 1st on the state level. Club members watch Mayor Jewell proclaim FFA Week. Mr. Reedy, Advisor; Phil Detrixhe, Treasurer; Randy Trost, Vice President; Dave Harrington, President; Benson Keil, Secretary; Fred Larsen, Reporter; Mike Cleveland, Sentinel. F.H.A. BACK ROW: S. McDaniel, M. O'Brien, J. Arnold, P. Hager, G. Hatfield, B. Emery, D. McDaniel, K. Plowman, K. Swenson, S. Johnson, C. Turner. 5TH ROW: P. Nordquist, L. Miller, D. Burt, L. Payton S. Hess, C. Naillieux, J. Hamel, D. Huff, D. Hess, N. Paulsen. 4TH ROW: K. Holbert, B. Brownell P.Heald, J. Meyers, J. Wilson, R. Wiesner, A. Foster, L. Hattan, D. Naillieux, C. Chaput, M. Ediger. 3RD ROW: A. Jackson, D. Crough, M. Stangle, J. Irvin, M. Plowman, D. Hesser, M. Desilet, D. Nelson J. Souchek, L. Dillon. 2ND ROW: V. Melton, C. Trost, S. Kearn, P. Vignery, C. Tieking, J. Williams, M. 1 rude, K. Goodwin, S. Copple, R. Smith. FRONT ROW: K. Christensen, M. Winsett, S. Lanoue, Historian; P. Patterson, Treasurer; T. Hopkins, Vice President; J. Dillon, President; L. Swenson, Secretary; B. Tholstrup, Parliamentar- ian; D. Deneault, Miss Dwerlkotte. B.E.C.K. BACK ROW: J. Davis, B. Hauck, L. Saint, D. Deneault, J. Cote. 3RD ROW: S. Walker, L. Revell, N. Emp- son G. Krob, L. Davenport, R. Nelson. 2ND ROW: S. Mosher, L. Doyen, S. Copple, M. LaBonte, C. Yemm, G. Hunter. FRONT ROW: B. Vest, Sergeant at Arms; S. Lanoue, Historian; J. Arnold, Vice President of Office Education; L. Erickson, President; J. Schmitz, Parliamentarian; L. Beneda, Secretary; M. Winsett, Treasurer. BOYD OIL COMPANY EDITORIAL STAFF--S. Hattan, R. Hanson, L. Fredrickson, R. Hanson, C. Doyen, J. Duehren, J. Hil- ton, L. Fazel, S. Loveland. Hurkaru Staffs Susan Hattan--Editor; Mr. Warren--Sponsor; Nancy Day--Business Manager. BUSINESS STAFF--D. Olson, P. Naylor, M. Plowman, C. Turner, D. Hesser. FRONT ROW: H. John- ston, N. Day, B. Allen, K. Townsdin, S. Hess. NICHOLSON DRUG STORE Journalism I And II BACK ROW: N. Havel, G. Hatfield, C. Powell, M. Coco, J. Bell, T. Hutchinson, N. Johnson, Mr. Talley, P. Blackburn. SECOND ROW: W. Ganstrom, C. Overstreet, B. Peck, P. Foster, D. Olson, G. Chartier, M. Kali- voda, K. May, R. Magaw. FRONT ROW: L. Cart, H. Johnston, D. Cyphers. This year, for the first time, CHS had two Journalism classes. The first year journalism class was in charge of producing the CHS Panther. Besides learning the fundamentals of journalistic writing, advertising, and page make-up; the class spent an in- teresting day in Topeka touring the American Yearbook Com- pany, The Topeka Daily Capital, and WIBW-Television Station. Journalism II, the second-year jour- nalism class, surveyed the various aspects of journalism: philosophy, freedom of the press as demon- strated in other countries, several daily newspapers, and the develop- ment of style in editorials, features, and columns. BOB’S IGA N. Day, D. Cox, P. Nordquist, P. Wilson, B. Boyd, Mr. Talley. Spanish Club BACK ROW: L. Hillman, M. Moore, J. Keam, L. Coker, D. Erickson, C. Turner, L. Fazel. 3RD ROW: P. La- man, C. Tyler, D. Spafford, J. Williams, C. Chaput, M. Desilet, L. Hattan. 2ND ROW: J. Duehren, M. Stanglc, S. Paulsen, N. Paulsen, C. Tieking, V. Melton, K. Holbert, J. Tracy. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Davis, R. Arce, B. Hanson, P. Heald, B. Tyler, D. Crough, Vice President; P. Patterson, Treasurer; B. Tholstrup, Presi- dent; P. Clark, Secretary. French Club BACK ROW: M. Doyen, C. Runge, J. Arnold, G. Bryant, J. Marcotte, P. Nordquist. 3RD ROW: J. Graham, C. Korthius, P. Day, D. Burt, S. Harris, S. Cailteux, V. Bohling. 2ND ROW: D. Slater, N. Johnson, D. Perry, B. Carlgren, M. Trude, K. Goodwin, Mr. Warren. FRONT ROW: C. Doyen, R. Hotaling, M. Kennett, Vice President; M. Reeves, President; L. Cart, Secretary; D. Swenson, S. Loveland. F. D. EVERITT SON HARDWARE-SPORTS SHOP NINETEEN SIXTY- IT NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE VE NINETEEN SIX! (THINE NINETEEN SIXTN FYNINE NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEI INETEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEEN SIXT XTY-NINE NINETEEN SIXTY-J MINE NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE NIT NINETEEN SIXTY-] ETEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEEN SI ACTIVITIES BACK ROW: R. Logan, S. Horkman. T. Easter, J. Tracy, S. Walton. S. Ediger, L. Coker, R. Alexander, D. Wilcox. 2ND ROW: M. Lesperance, B. Strait, S. Wilson, D. Herman, B. Collins, G. Sisler, S. Stanton, S. Bauer, G. Loveland, Coach Lambert. 3RD ROW: M. Hepperly, S. Culbertson, C. Stensaas, S. Ganstrom, T. Hessee, C. Meats, S. Lanoue, L. Ralston, R. Weisner, G. Sherwood, Coach Johnson. 4TH ROW: J. Hamel, R. Hanson, C. Hamilton, T. Johnson, L. Hanson, D. Ross, J. Strait, D. Liedtke, T. Runge, D. Vignery, Coach Hartshorn. FRONT ROW: D. Girard, S. Wilson, R. Green, W. Ganstrom, D. Swiercinsky, P. Foster, D. John- son, J. Girard, G. Charbonneau, B. McDaniel, M. Coco. SEASON’S RECORD Panther Football 1968 Concordia 12 Wamego 13 Concordia 19 Marysville 13 Concordia 0 Belleville 9 Concordia 0 Sacred Heart 61 Concordia 7 Beloit 7 Concordia 6 Abilene 7 Concordia 7 Clay Center 6 Concordia 0 Chapman 33 Jr. Varsity: 4-wins 3-losses 1-tie COACHES: Robert Johnson, Assistant; Larry Hartshorn, Head Coach; Dennis Lambert, Assistant. DAYLIGHT CLOTHING CO. Practice Emotion Scrimmage Involvement Breakthrough Action Future Stars-Freshmen BACK ROW: B. Shivers, M. Swiercinsky, T. LeDuc, D. Betzner. E. Mendenhall, M. Johnston, B. Graham, L. Marshall. 2ND ROW: Coach Meyers, L. Evans, C. Thoman, J. Brooks, C. Havel, D. Fazel, T. Henry, M. Machen, Coach Coppoc. FRONT ROW: J. Istas, S. Huscher, R. Heiniger, S. Davis, B. Bryant. G. Payton, J. May, M. Graham, B. Loveland. NOT PICTURED: C. Coco. BUSBY-SWIERCINSKY. INC. Senior Panthers Peter Foster Mark Coco Ron Green Wendell Ganstrom Steve Wilson Gary Charbonneau Bill McDaniel Dale Girard Joe Gerard Doug Johnson Dave Swiercinsky 68- 69 Basketball — Tremendous LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Goodwin, M. Roberts, R. Green, D. Appleby, D. Girard, B. Leon, E. Barnhart, M. Coco, T. Runge, R. Yamell, S. Culbertson, Coach Meyer, and Coach Tacha. Panthers Panther Scoreboard Opponent 48 Clay Center 47 62 Chapman 53 61 Abilene 52 67 Wamego 72 63 Sacred Heart 64 65 Marysville 54 78 Minneapolis 57 65 Chapman 70 78 Belleville 53 80 Tournament Effingham 65 53 Marysville 56 78 Abilene 78 63 Wamego 60 78 Beloit 54 58 Sacred Heart 54 72 Marysville 66 72 Belleville 67 76 Beloit 70 65 Tournament Belleville 52 47 Clay Center 63 50 Marysville 55 LEFT TO RIGHT: Head Coach, John Tacha; Freshman Coach, James Coppoc; B Team Coach George Meyer. B-Team Zeros In On Winning Record BACK ROW: J. Hamel, G. Sisler, R. Wiesner, M. Lesperance, M. Gillan, R. Alexander, S. Bauer, T. Runge, B. Johnston, D. Herman, B. Collins. FRONT ROW: S. Culbertson, R. Tyler, R. Yamell, M. Hepperly, L. Humes, and Coach Meyer. Freshman Basketball BACK ROW: Coach Coppoc, M. Machen, L. Johnson, E. Johnson, C. Turner, C. Thoman. 2ND ROW: K. Leon, J. Istas, D. Garlow, C. Coco, R. Heiniger. FRONT ROW: D. Fazel, G. Gruber, B. Shivers, S. Davis, L. Marshall, C. Havel. RON GOODWIN-good hus- tler and defensive player. ED BARNHART-100% ballplayer with a great attitude. DARREL APPLEBY- Mr. Hustle. One of the most consistent ball- players on the squad. Senior Tachamen Travel To A 16 And 5 Season MARK COCO-fine defensive player and team man. Get on that ball, Darrel! MIKE ROBERTS-co-defensive player of the year. Set record for assists in one game and season high for free throw percentage. RON GREEN-all state, all area, and all league player. Captain and co- defensive player of the year. Set new records for assists and steals in a sea- son; records for blocked shots, steals and free throws in one game. BRICE LEON-all league and 2nd all-area team. Set records in rebounding for both game and season. Voted most inspirational player by team mates. Looks easy for Leon. Up, up and in for Ron. DALE GIRARD-good re- bo under with a fine atti- tude. VARSITY: BACK ROW: Coach Hartshorn, C. Coker, D. Ross, D. Johnson, C. Meats, L. Ralston. FRONT ROW: B. O'Brien, L. Nobert, B. Vest, G. Hattan, D. Ryser, D. Vignery. Wrestling Hattan squares off with opponent in league championship finals. BACK ROW: B. Girard, E. Mendenhall, B. Graham, D. Hanson, G. Sherwood, L. Bohling, D. Jackson, S. La- noue. THIRD ROW: J. Tracy, K. Schmidt, D. Betzner, M. Swiercinsky, D. Johnson, C. Havel, C. Laman, B. Sisler, L. Hanson. SECOND ROW: C. Meats, C. Stensaas, S. Stanton, G. Loveland, A. Logan, L. Coker, B. O'Brien, B. Loveland, B. Stortz. FRONT ROW: Coach Hartshorn, D. Vignery, G. Coker, G. Hattan, D. John- son, D. Ross, B. Vest, L. Nobert, D. Ryser, L. Ralston. DR. H. C. HATTAN Senior Matmen Bruce Vest in control during finals of the Ross pins opponent en route to district championship, league tournament. Don was voted the squad's Most Oulstancjing Wrestler. Doug Johnson takes down opponent shortly before pinning him. CHS 28 Herington 19 Clay Center 22 Abilene 34 Sacred Heart 22 Riley County 46 Marysville 38 Wamego 11 Chapman 3rd N. C. K. L. Tourney 4th District Tourney Regional Tourney Opponent 26 31 22 11 18 8 6 30 BIKE’S BURGER BAR Trackmen Enjoy Another Successful Season BACK ROW: S. Horkman, L. Marshall, M. Colby, M. Hepperly, B. Shivers, B. Johnston, J. Hamel, D. Vignery, R. Alexander, j. Tracy, T. LeDuc. 4TH ROW: R. Logan, R. Willoughby, E. Johnson, R. Heiniger, M. Swiercinsky, B. Loveland, D. Fazel, B. Gould, M. Graham, S. Davis, E. Black, Coach Lambert. 3RD ROW: R. Breault, L. Coker, S. Ediger, R. Yarnell, M. Lesperance, C. Stensaas, S. Ganstrom, S. Wilson, D. Herman, D. Strait, S. Stanton. 2ND ROW: T. Runge, C. Meats, G. Sisler, B. Collins, S. Bauer, A. Luecke, L. Hanson, G. Hattan, D. Liedtke, M. Gillan, Coach Hadley. FRONT ROW: G. Diebel, J. Hotaling, B. Leon, R. Green, T. Easter, J. Gould, P. Foster, W. Ganstrom, D. Rivers, J. Kasl, C. Hamilton, Coach Baumann. PETER FOSTER (right) won the state championship in the low hurdles for the second straight year at both the State Indoor and Outdoor Meets. His time at the Indoor was 8.1; at the Outdoor, it was 19.4. Pete also ran in the 60-year dash at the Indoor Meet. He placed second in the 100-yard dash and ran on two relay teams at the Outdoor. RON GREEN (down), also a champion hurdler, placed first in the high hurdles at both state meets. His 8.0 time at the Indoor gave him that title. He posted a 14.7 at the Outdoor event. Ron also placed second in the low hurdles and ran on a relay team at the Indoor. His Outdoor entries include two relay teams and a 3rd in the low hurdles. He is a tri- captain of the squad. COACHES: Distance Coach, Harold Hadley; Head Coach, Robert Baumann, Field Coach, Dennis Lambert. 80 Wendell Ganstrom --Tri-Capta in Jon Hotaling 1969 RECORD Place Meet Points j i 1st State Indoor 23 3rd Emporia Relays 32 m 1st Russell Relays 72 1st Concordia Relays 93 G 1st Beloit Relays 109 1 2 o 1st Sacred Heart Relays 76 u 1st Abilene Relays 83 1 1st NCKL 92 d 1st Regional 62 1 2 2nd State Outdoor 26 Ted Easter Doug Rivers--Tri-Captain Jack Kasl 81 Nancy Johnson Reigns At Concordia Relays CANDIDATES and ESCORTS: Marylu Menzies, Steve Wilson, Nancy Johnson, Jack Kasl, Rebecca Han- son, Craig Stensaas, Pat Owensby, Danny Strait. Girls Track 440 RELAY TEAM: Debbie Slater, Debbie Hunnicut, Peggy Clark, Loretta Swenson. The girls won three lst's, one 2nd, and a 3rd at their track meets this season. BACK ROW: A. Collins, L. Schuler, D. Hunnicut. 4TH ROW: P. Clark, S. Bauer, C. Rivers, C. Martin. 3RD ROW: C. Christenson, K. Holbert. 2ND ROW: R. Ralston, J. Deiforge, N. Johnson, S. Harris, D Predmore, L. Swenson, A. Jackson, J. Arnold, L. Payton. FRONT ROW: S. Stangle, N. Turner, J. Tracy, C. Tyler, D. Swenson, J. Myers, M. Dutton, V. Richey. 82 Panther Golfers Are NCKL League Champs Golf Record 6-man team; Manhattan Invitational Beloit Invitational Sacred Heart Invitational Clay Center Invitational NCKL Tournament Regional 5th 4th 2nd 3rd 1st 4th STANDING: W. Fowler, C. Coco, G. Gruber, COACH Tacha, M. Coco, E. Barnhart, M. Johnston. KNEELING: D. Johnson, K. Schmidt, D. Wilcox. Panther Tennis Squad Posts Winning Season Tennis Schedule Abilene Concordia Invitational McPherson Lindsborg Wamego Invitational Salina 'B Invitational Regional-Doubles won 2nd won won 1st 3rd 3rd STANDING: B. Tyler, L. Bohling, B. Cole, M. Molter, K. Leon, M. Mach- en, B. Bryant, J. Allen. KNEELING: COACH Montoya, C. Dixon, T. White, G. Hobbie, M. Rehbein, S. Culbertson, L. Humes. 83 Cross Country Coach Smith, Bob Tyler, Doug Rivers, Mark Gillan, Ed Barnhart, Alan Luecke, Rick Yamell, Jim Gould, and Greg Hattan. 84 Drum Majorette Twirlers Flag Twirlers DRUM MAJORETTE: Karla Cory ABOVE: Debbie Slater, Melissa Melhus, Jaque Arnold, Melinda Melhus, Nancy Townsend. BELOW: Debbie Cox, Dorthy Olson, Pam Heald, Cindy Powell, Pam Wilson, Susan Bauer, Linda Manthy, Mary- lu Menzies, Lyndell Cart. Band Receives Stage Band 86 At State 4 4 i Pep Band HIGH BRASS: BACK ROW--P. Blackburn, B. Bryant, R. Hanson, D. Naillieux, A. Collins, M. Molter, D. Gar- low, K. Hewitt, J. Kasl. FRONT ROW: S. Hamilton, C. Trost, M. Doyen, R. Hanson. HIGH WOODWINDS: BACK ROW—C. Doyen, D. Rasure, D. Folkerts, S. Harris, E. Post, A. Beckman, C. Hamilton, D. Harris, J. Ashby, R. Hotaling, M. Melhus, P. Busby, M. Foster. FRONT ROW: A. Doyen, J. Goodwin, C. Richards, J. Wilson, D. Spafford, D. Nelson, D. Fowler, K. Gieswein, M. Melhus. LOW WOODWINDS: BACK ROW--T. Gibson, J. Snavely, G. Chartier, N. Townsend, D. Perry, S. Sheibler. FRONT ROW: W. Fowler, J. La man, L. Dillon, L. Payton, R. Magaw, J. Arnold, J. Souchek. 88 PERCUSSION: W. Ganstrom, D. Busby, D. Darby, S. Culbertson, D. Hanson, K. Cieswein. Band Takes Pride In Sections LOW BRASS: K. Cory, L. Hanson, R. Waite, B. Johnston, D. Chaput, P. Chubbuck, L. Thoman, C. Craig, G. Bryant, D. Goodwin. MATTHEW'S GREENHOUSES Girls’ And Boys’ Glee FRONT ROW: M. Kaiivoda, C. Diers, S. Paulsen, H. Sackman, N. Kennedy, R. Arce, S. Loveland, D. Fowler, D. Spafford, K. Cieswein, D. Fredrickson, B. Emery, J. Chesebro. 2ND ROW: R. Moe, L. Fazel, D. Cyphers, J. Delforge, D. Folkerts, J. Williams, M. Melhus, S. Kearn, P. Vignery, J. Wilson, J. Myers S. Kearn. 3RD ROW: B. Trost, D. Hill, S. Saindon, C. Overstreet, M. Johnson, J. Goodwin, J. Hilton, P.' Nord- quist, D. Hinson, D. Doyen, P. Barleen, K. Cory. 4TH ROW: C. Trost, P. Heald, C. May, B. Snyder, K. Plowman, J. Dillon, L. Manthey, A. Collins, D. Shivers, L. Fredrickson, R. Hanson, B. Carlgren. 5TH ROW: J. Arnold, C. Rivers, M. Melhus, K. Ganstrom, C. McDaniel, G. Hatfield, R. Smith, B. Dorman, A. Jack- son, S. Matthew, R. Hotaling. BACK ROW: Mr. Bryan, S. Bauer, D. Erickson, K. Christenson, M. Plowman P. Patterson, B. Tholstrup, D. Naillieux, D. Nelson, J. Ashby. FRONT ROW: B. Emery, P. Day, A. Foster, C. Korthuis, P. Vandervoort, B. Brownell, C. Young, M. O'Brien J. Deneault, D. Demanett, P. Stortz, N. Townsend. 2ND ROW: K. Townsdin, S. McDaniel C. Turner, D. Hesser, D. Swenson, A. Richard, C. Craig, R. Wiesner, M. Moore, L. Swenson, D. Burt. 3RD ROW- M Hager, S. Girard, R. Hanson, P. Owensby, V. Melton, M. Ediger, D. Chandler, P. Laman, E. Istas C. Doyen, L. Miller, D. Predmore. 4TH ROW: J. Graham, E. Post, K. Holbert, D. Crough, J. Nuss, S. Hamil- ton P. Owensby, C. Runge, D. Lambert, J. Hopkins, J. Arnold. 5TH ROW: S. Harris, P. Busby, T. Metro, D. Hess, C. Richard, B. Hanson, N. Paulsen, D. Cyphers, V Richey, L. Cook, V. Bohling. BACK ROW: C Green, J. Marcotte, C. Fahring, L. Hillman, L. Payton, J. Kearn, J. Wilson, N. Turner, D. Huff. J. Easter. ' 90 Clubs Earn “1” Ratings FRONT ROW: B. Bryant, D. Hanson, D. Goodwin, R. Logan, L. Marshall, R. John- son, K. Gieswein. 2ND ROW: Mr. Bryan, W. Ganstrom, J. Kasl, B. Shivers, S. Wilson, C. Hamilton, M. Reeves. 3RD ROW: J. Bell, L. Gale, M. Coco, G. Bryant, D. Darby, B. Johnston, D. Harris. BACK ROW: L. Hanson, R. Green, G. King, B. Leon, D. Appleby, E. Barnhart. The New Creation Greg Bryant, Mary Emery, Ron Green, Dana Rasure, Brice Leon, Dorothy Olson, Ann Doyen, Galen King, Debbie Cox, Paul Chubbuck, Jeanne Hilton, Jack Kasl, Mr. Bryan, Ann Beckman--pianist, Wendell Ganstrom — drummer. The New Creation was formed this year. The group performed numerous places and entertained with their versions of old and new songs. Especially pleasing were the routines that accompanied the songs. 91 A Cappella Choir Receives ‘I’ Rating At State BACK ROW: D. Folkerts, A. Doyen, E. Post, C. Powell, L. Hanson, E. Barnhart, L. Gale, D. Harris, D. Swiercinsky, D. Johnson, G. Bryant, B. Leon. D. Appleby, R. Green, S. Humes, R. Hotaling, A. Beckman. 3RD ROW: L. Cart, D. Cox, P. Nordquist, T. Gibson, D. Demanett, J. Kasl, B. Johnston. D. Yarnell, M. Coco, D. Darby, D. Harrington, M. Reeves, L. Potter, J. Joler, B. Carlgren, R. Hanson, D. Shivers, M. Melhus, C. Trost. 2ND ROW- C Samdon, J. Dillon, P. Naylor, N. Johnson, D. Perry, J. Arnold, J. Hopkins, J. Bell, S. Wilson, P. Chubbuck, M. Johnson, C. Hamilton, D. Goodwin R Hanson, M. Doyen, D. Lambert, D. Olson, D. Rasure, B. Boyd, K. Cory, RON BRYAN—Director. FRONT ROW: P. Blackburn, M. Kalivoda, C. Diers, C. Doyen, D. Fredrickson, D. Hill, C. Overstreet, J. Goodwin, J. Hilton, K. Gieswein, B. Bryant, R. Logan, R. Johnson, L. Marshall, C. Richard, H. John- ston, R. Arce, M. Emery, B. Emery. Mr. Musick, first C.H.S. Flower Child. Faculty “Freaks Out” At FTA Farce Wouldn't you like to have a cute little Puffer Belly? A new protest song, Sixteen Tons. That's what I call putting on the style! Music please, minstrels. 93 The Junior Class Presents “The Curious Savage” LaVeda Cook shows artistic ability in making up Greg Hat tan. CAST Mrs. Savage . . . . Nancy Johnson Lily Belle. . Fairy May . . Florence . . Mrs. Villy . Titus.... Samuel . . . Hannibal . . Jeff Dr. Emmett . Director. . . Rick Yarnell and Carol Richard check things out on stage before presentation. STANDING: Lee Gale, Greg Bryant, Mark Reeves, Robert Walsh, Greg Hattan, Mr. Warren. SEATED: Janet Kosar, Brenda Borst, Mimi Foster, Connie Fahring, Nancy Johnson, Vicki Bohling. 94 Queen Jane Arnold 95 Queen Attendants Deeana Perry, Ann Doyen, Lyndell Cart, Marylu Menzies Homecoming Highlights Seniors Paw 'Em for first prize. Panthers prove successful in their march to the goal line. The game ended in a 6-6 tie with Beloit. The Rain plays up a storm at the Homecoming dance. The date--October 25, 1968. Students and alumni have been held in suspense for one hour. They have recognized the oldest alumnus, the alumnus who traveled the farthest, and the class of 1918. They have heard Bill Bryant talk on pride and the CHS winning tradition. Finally, Master of Ceremonies Ron Green fumbles with an envelope--then the announce- ment. Queen Jane Arnold! To highlight the event, her escort Peter Foster set an all-time record by spending 10 minutes and 32 seconds pinning on her corsage. BERGMAN STUDIO The Glass Menagerie Tom, Jim, and Amanda say grace before beginning the meal especially prepared for the gentleman caller. r a All School Play Director Art Willans instructs Mark Reeves in the proper way of playing a drunk. CAST Amanda.............Becky Bramwell Tom...................Mark Reeves Laura..........................Pam Wilson Jim...................Steve Wilson Director........................Art Willans Stage Manager. . . Cheryl Saindon House Manager. . . Marcia Johnson Set..................Mark Johnson Daryl Holechek Del Harris Lighting.............Louis Hanson Brad Bryant Doran Chaput Costumes.............Beth Carlgren Carol Doyen Sound..................Susan Hattan Amanda and Laura look over the pictures of young Jim O'Conner in the Torch. Winter Sports Festival Winter Sports Festival Royalty: Rosa Arce, Debbie Cox, Stephanie Fraser, Helen Johnston, and Queen Dorothy Olson. 99 The Winter Sports Festival story begins with the basketball game, during which the crowd often anxiously waits the outcome of a jump. The climax of the A game and the night is the crowning of the queen at half time. Then the night concludes happily with a dance in honor of the queen. Prom — A Memorable Evening Bruce Johnston--asleep on his feet. Waiting in the punch line was just too much for him. v I I !� IIH 1 n i hi n till Ill I I I I I I III I I I I nil I. in III ml ■ III I III• II1 ill l II I'1 t I l III ' «•lii l ll i h—n lllll 111 n i ii a hi Mill Mil ■ I I • ■ ii mi IIMI Hin, • iii 11 him iniim III III 111 III 11� 1 l l„ Skyscrapers add atmosphere to the California theme. 101 Waiting for the band to begin, Janet Goodwin and Doug Yarnell enjoy themselves at their candle-lit table. Couples dance beneath lights reflected off the aluminum foil decorations. 102 Seniors pause to receive last-minute counsel and to honor the most loyal marchers before making their entrance into Graduationville. Baccalaureate The Reverend Wilfred Hotaling, who grad- uated 100 years ago, discusses Where Are You Going and What Will You Be. CO-VALEDICTORIANS: Ann Beckman and Sally Humes. CREAM OF THE CHS ACADEMIC CROP : BACK—Pat Naylor, Benson Keil, Ron Green, Paul Chubbuck, Dee anna Perry. FRONT—Susan Hat- tan, Barb Boyd, Ann Beckman, Sally Humes. These students maintained a 3.75 or better 4-year grade average. 103 SALUTATORLAN: Susan Hattan Graduation Marchers attend ceremonies held in their honor upon their entrance into Graduation ville. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: BACK—Linda Reveil, Susan Hattan, Ann Beckman, Jo Ann Duerhen, Susan Hattan, Pam Wilson, Marcia Johnson. FRONT--Mark Johnson, Dennis Demanett, Benson Keil, Paul Chubbuck, Ron Green, Dale Girard, David Harrington. Not Pictured--Pat Naylor, Dorothy Olson, Ginger Krob. Robert E. Schmidt, Vice President and General Manager of KAYS-TV—Hays, stresses importance of a good attitude in making a successful life for oneself. CONGRATULATIONS! 104 NINETEEN SIXTY- r NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE JE NINETEEN SIXT' [TY-NINE NINETEEN SIXTY rY NINE NINETEEN 3IXTY-NINE NINETEE NETEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEEN SI XT' ITY-NINE NINETEEN SIXTY-K JINE NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE Nlf NINETEEN SIXTY-1 ETEEN SIXTY-NINE NINETEEN ST JUNIOR HIGH ROW Is D. Deneault. D. Dutton. B. Chartier. P. Chartier, L. Cote. J Carnaghi, J. Blackburn. R. Culbertson. ROW 2: K. Demars, D Bell, R. Demanette, R. Champlin. S. Edwards. S. Bombardier, P Capper. M. Cook. ROW 3: J. Ensign, P. Colby, S. Everitt. D. Folkerts. M. Fairbanks. C. Chemey, A. Alkire, M Canfield. ROW 4: D. Cox, V. Crough, T. Briggs, L. Blochinger, J. Exnxnel, D. Dugas, C. Boyd. Eighth Grade ROW 4: D. Koehn, C. Hunnicutt, P. Heald, J. Kosar, D. Jaster, A. Kalivoda. ROW 3: W. Carlow. P. Holt, A. Huscher, T. Kearn, J. Hatesohl, R. Carlow. M. Hanson. ROW 2: H. Humes, M. Gallagher, K. Johnson. D. Hinson, D. Joslyn, S. Herman, P. Johnson. ROW Is T. Huber, J. Horkman, J. Johnston, D. Jones, S. Johnston, D. Johnson, R. Kearn. QUARTZITE PRODUCTS CO. ROW 4: P. Neel, C. Logeman, M. McDaniel, C. Peterson, L. Loveland, J. McKenna, S. Nickel, S. Noyes. ROW 3: D. Morgan, P. Lewis, D. Mayfield, K. Lewis, C. Phipps, R. Lesperance, D. Kroulik. ROW 2: K. Naillieux, N. Overstreet, E. Moslos, M. Montoya, R. Leduc, D. Moffett, R. Nease, L. Ligett. ROW Is J. Passmore, P. Peery, J. Otis, J. McDaniel, L. Nelson, T. Livengood, J. Payton, J. McConnell, J. Pearson. Eighth Grade ROW Is C. Shivers, B. Tracey, D, Seitz, P. Thomas, D. Townsdin, J. Snavely, L. Roney, K. Sterling. ROW 2: W. Thomas, R. Revell, S. Weigand, L. Wiltse. F. Radcliffe, K. Rimovsky, L. Samuelson, A. Thornton. ROW 3: J. Ray, B. Schlueder, S. Richey, B. Sisler, D. Strait, R. Strait, D. Roberts, D. Saunders. ROW 5: G. Rasure, L. Walton, B. Turner, D. Swenson, H. Riley, T. Wiles, C. Sharp. CONCORDIA LUMBER CO. ROW 1: R. Bellows, G. Brichalli, D. Belvill, S. Buechel, B. Boardman, L. Chartier, J. Evans, G. Barleen. ROW 2: A. Appleby, S. Fairbanks, T. Dawdy, L. Eubanks, C. Gile, A. Bronson, W. Crayton, D. Erickson, S, Ensign. ROW 3: S. Dorman, J. Chubbuck, F. Blocklinger, D. Folkerts, S. Coker, F. Foster, D. Alderson, J. Brown. ROW 4: L. Coffenberger. P. Colby, B. Cook, L. Bell, D. Fahlstrom, D. Adams, C. Geisler, S. Floe. Seventh Grade ROW Is K. Harper, ]. Lewis, R. Jones, B. Kim, R. McCartney, D. Loure, G. Hamel, T. Hager. ROW 2: L. McDaniel, C. Hammon, S. Huber, P. Leonard, R. Lanoue, R. Guinn, B. Hoelscher. C. Loveland, S. Lefort. ROW 3: M. McComas, R. Holechek, B. Hoelscher, R. Lagasse, M. Hess, D. Hower, T. Hager, M. Hruza, S. McCollom. ROW 4: D. GrandPre, B. Kroulik, C. Kuchiers, D. Lesperance, R. Hubert, M. Lambert, B. Luec- ke, D. Harris, S. Hunter. J.C. PENNEY CO. ROW Is D. Muths, D. Miller, V. Peak, B. Predmore, D. Newton, M. Martin, B. Peil, S. Minard, R. Peil, J. Rickett. ROW 2: C. Nease, T. Paris, M. Neel, J. Mosher, B. Matthew, M. Ralston, K. Pearce, M. Oberdick, K. Marcotte. ROW 3: R. Peterson, B. Parker, L. Newlin, S. Reeves, R. Nobert, S. Payton, D. Price, J. Nuss. ROW 4: J. Martin, J. Marshall, L. Monty, M. Matthew, B. Nobert, D. Mortin, M. O'Conner, R. Morris. Seventh Grade ROW 1: K. Tremblay, A. Souchek, D. Vopat, K. Turner, R. Scott, L. Schmidt, A. Thoman, S. Trost. ROW 2: S. Schiebler, L. Rittel, L. Trost, D. Stortz, D. Stortz, T. Waldron, D. Sevanson, T. White, C. Wilson. ROW 3: J. Sharp, R. Swenson, J. Winter, R. Williams, D. Walden, Y. Walsh, R. Sterling, W. Ross. ROW 4: M. Runge, G. Wiesner, D. Yoxall, L. Tracy, J. Sianto, B. Snyder, D. Trimble, L. Shuler, B. Smith DIEBELS’ SHOES Cooks Mrs. Hewett, Mrs. Payton, Mrs. Pounds, Mrs. Breault, Mrs. Menke, and Mrs. Barker prepare to serve lunch at the cafeteria. Custodians BACK ROW: Noland Breault, Henry Demars, Raymond Dugas. FRONT ROW: Lee Scott, Emery Breault, Eldon Collins, Orville Lapo. Frank Newcom (not pictured). BABE HOUSER BOOGAARTS SUPER MARKET 7th Ac Washington Concordia, Kansas Home of Lower Food Prices “ Friendly Courteous Service Counts in our Store. For your Complete Banking Needs IDELITY State (Sant CONCORDIA. KANSAS member f.o.i.c. Your Hometown Full Service Bank Member FDIC Switch to more comfortable living. Heat and cool with clean, safe, electric energy. 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Plants 9 models of factory-assembled fiberglass canoes. Fiberglass Fabrication Canoe camping equipment Concordia Outboard motors Sailing rigs Manufacturer of agricultural and industrial lilierglass products. Ploud PouNTfj Rank Full Service 243-3211 Member FDK' Concordia. Kansas 66901 Two Offices to Serve You: Dons ntow n and Hands Drive-In Hank at 6th and (ledar. MANY I II WkS TO OCR PATRONS Bays-Erickson Insurance Bill Loveland Plumbing Heating B G Cleaners Bon Marche Brown's Shoe Fit Campbell’s Restaurant Central Sasings Association Chaput Funeral Home Cloud County Truck Tractor Concordia Investment Co. Concordia Tractor, Inc. Cook’s IGA Culbertson’s Electric Dr. D J. Blackwood, DC Dr. R. L. Boardman Dr. R E. Spaflord Duck walls Farm Bureau Flower Shop Downtown” Could Implement International Harvester Jerry Joler. Realtor Ken s TV Appliances kerr s Grocery korthnis Jewelry kountry kitchen Leidigh Lumber Co. Leigh s Wrecker A Mechanic Service Martin Tractor McComas Motors McDonald’s McDonald Plumbing Heating Co. Montgomery Wards Nault’s Jewelry Patrick’s Home Furnishings Paulette Casual Shop PepsiCola Bottling Pioneer Cleaners Rite-Way Laundry Ron’s Bait Tackle Sw ede’s TV Appliances Sss itzer Studio Tom’s Music House Townsend’s Gifts Wendell Wilson, 2-Way Radio Western Auto Associate Store Wilson’s Furniture We Mope Vou Cam Weather the Storm We Didst Create forYou This page has been donated by the parents of the Senior ('lass of 1969. Autographs 116