Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

Yesterday Is Experience; Tomorrow Is Hope; Today Is Getting From One To The Other As Best You Can. 1970 Hurkaru Concordia High School Concordia, Kansas Foreword As we work toward graduation, we realize that our days of school- ing have given us many experi- ences. We might remember life as the school play or a tennis game. Some of our experiences are ac- complishment, others are frustrat- ion. But always we are waiting for tomorrow and hope better things for ourselves and others. Contents Administration Faculty Students Organizations Activities Junior High 2 BACK: Fred Emery, President; Martha Fyfe, Clerk; John Herbin, Ruth Harris, Paul Koehn, Assistant Superin- tendent; Harold Clark Superintendent. FRONT: William Berner, Vice-President; Don Hutchinson, Hubert Hattan Marion Collins. Board Of Education The Board of Education for Uni- fied District 333 spends many dedi- cated hours planning the function and deciding the future of Concordia High School and Jamestown High School. The students, teachers, and citizens of Concordia thank the board mem- bers for their interest and service. Secretaries to the Board of Education are Miss Martha Fyfe and Mrs. Dorothy Green. 4 Mr. Clark And Mr. Koehn Complete Another Successful Year For District 333 PAUL KOEHN Assistant Superintendent HAROLD CLARK Superintendent Superintendent Clark is completing his twelfth year at Concordia this year. He is kept constantly busy with the administrative duties of the district. Mr. Clark meets regularly with faculty mem- bers and student groups and attends many school activities in the area. A great deal of the super- intendent's time is spent guiding the schools through their academic programs and planning many of the extracurricular programs offered the students. Lending Mr. Clark essential aid and sharing his responsibilities is Mr. Koehn, assistant superintendent. 5 DONALD MUSICK ROBERT BAUMANN Principal of C.H.S. Activities Director Administrators Of CHS Concordia is very fortunate to have Mr. Musick as principal of the high school. In addition to approv- ing or organizing the activities that Mr. Bauman arranges, he is serv- ing as Vice-President of the Kansas State High School Activities Association. 6 JAMES POST Principal of Junior High Guidance Counselors A.G. VanKOOTEN M.S. Kansas State Teachers College MARVIN L. DUNLAP A. B. Fort Hays Kansas State College School Nurse Mrs. Dorothy Stortz Secretaries Mrs. Virginia Campbell Secretary to Mr. Musick Mrs. Ray Stanton Secretary to the Guidance Counse lors 7 CHS Faculty GWENDOLYN FLETCHER M. A., K.S.T.C. English XI, XII DARLENE PEARSON M. A., K.S.T.C. Basic English IX, X, XII EILEEN MONAGHAN M.A., Marquette English XI TANA M. TROST B.S.E., K.S.T.C. English X CLARK L. TALLEY B.S.E., K.S.T.C. English IX, Journalism KEITH LONG B.A., K.S.C. Speech I, II, Debate Dramatics, Forensics EVA HOTALINC B.M.E., Bethany College English IX, X ELIA. MAE WENGER A. B., Marymount English IX, Latin I, II WESTON WARREN B. A., W.U. French I, II, Speech I 8 CARMAN DAVIS M.S., K.S.T.C. Spanish I, II, III, IV ROBERT S. ENSIGN B.M.E., W.S.U. Instrumental Music T.L. CAMPBELL B.M.E., Ottawa Instrumental Music RON BRYAN B.S., K.S.U. A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Boys' Glee, New Creation DENNIS THOMPSON M.S., Ft. Hays Drawing, Painting PATRICIA DWERLKOTTE Homemaking VIII, Vocational Home Ec II Advanced Clothing, Advanced Foods, Family Living, Home Management BARBARA BOYD B.S., K.S.U. Home Ec. I, Home Ec. VIII STEVE REEDY B.S.A., K.S.U. Agricultural Business Management Tractor Maintenance Building Mechanics Agricultural Science I, Animal Plant Science 9 More Teachers Added For DENNIS WILUAMS B.S.E., K.S.C. of Pittsburg General Shop VIII, General Metals IX, X, XI, XII G.C. FREEMAN M.S., K.S.T.C. Woodworking I, Cabinet Making I, II Woodworking VIII MICHAEL L. WENTZ M.E., U. of Hawaii General Shop I, Auto Mechanics I WAYNE DEMPSEY B.S., Ft. Hays Drafting JAMES R. HOSS M. S., Ft. Hays Psychology, World History LARRY NELSON B.S.E., Southwest Missouri American Government, American Problems DONALD BICHAM B.S., Ft. Hays American History, IX Social Science GEORGE F. MEYER B.S., St. Benedicts American History, Sociology 10 Increased Enrollment JOHN TACHA M. S., Oregon U. Algebra I, II, Senior Math JIM L. BARNHART B.S., Peru State Chemistry VERLYN E. TRUEBLOOD B.S.E, K.S.T.C. Distributive Education, Marketing WAYNE SPANGLER B.S.E, K.S.T.C. Geometry, Algebra I KERMIT C. MENZIES M.S., K.S.T.C. Physics, Physical Science ANILAURA PECK M.A., Colorado Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice DAVID WILSON B.S.E, K.S.C. Algebra I, General Math JERRY R. HAZLETT B.S.E., K.S.T.C. Biology I, II JANICE CYR B.S.E, Ft. Hays Bookkeeping, Business Law, Typing 11 Teachers Work With Students LARRY HARTSHORN M.S., K.S.T.C. Health, Physical Education, Football, Wrestling Coach HERALD HADLEY L hJivVii. Physical Education VII, VIII, IX DIANA MILLS B.S.E., Peru State Health, Physical Education NOELN. NICKEL B.S., Sterling College Special Education GORDON W. FAHRINC B.S.E., K.S.T.C. Study Hall ALICE CORY B.S.E., Ft. Hays Librarian DOROTHY CRAIG B.A., Wayne S.T.C. Vocal Music VI, VII DEVINE S. MONTOYA B.A., Panhandle A. M . Guidance, Jr. High Spanish 12 In Many Aspects Of School Life JOHN MC DONA ID M.S., K.S.T.C. Math VIII, Football Coach WILLIAM SMITH B.S., K.S.T.C. Math Vn JOHNW. PILCHER B.S.E., K.S.T.C. Social Studies VII PATRICIA HANSON B. A ., Ottawa U. U. S. History VIII JIM COPPOC M.S., K.S.T.C. Science VIII, Football IX, Track VII,VIII CHARLES W. HERMAN M.S., K.S.U. Science VIII MILDRED BARBER B.A., K.U. Language Arts VIII JO BAUER B.S.E., K.S.T.C. English VII 13 JUDY HARTSHORN B.S. K.S.U. of Pittsburg Physical Education VI, VII, VIII NORMA ELDRIDGE B.S.E. Ft. Hays Social Studies VI Sixth Grade MILDRED TRACY B.S.E. Central Missouri Sixth Grade DONALD PEARSON MS. E. K.S.T.C. Sixth Grade ABOVE: Mr. Menzies applies his scientific abilities to the P. A. system. RIGHT: Mr. Tacha, as do the other teachers stands in the hall between classes and analyzes the students passing by. AUCE LARSON B.S. K.S.U. Sixth Grade 14 C.H.S. Seniors 1969—1970 LYNN ANDERSON JACQUE ARNOLD BETH BARLEEN JAMES BELL RICHARD BIEKER EDWARD BLACK PAM BLACKBURN RONALD BLOCHUNGER 16 HILAIRE BREAULT GREG BRYANT RICHARD BREAULT MAC CAMPBELL BRENDA BORST NANCY BRUNELL VICKI BEHUNG MARIO BRICHALU 17 GWEN CHAR TIER DAVE CLARK DEAN CLARK MIKE CLEVELAND JERRY COLLETTE LaVEDA COOK CARY DEMANETTE STEVE CULBERTSON GARY DIEBEL VI ALBERTA COURVILLE RONALD DENEAULT 18 ■m BRAD DUTTON DENISE DUTTON RICHARD EA KINS DAVID EVERITT CONNIE FAHRING DEBRA FLEENOR 19 DEANNA FOLKERTS MIMI FOSTER SABOUR GHIACY TAUNYA GIBSON The B. E. C. K. Variety Show was really the place to go for talent. This was just one of the interesting acts. 20 LEE GALE KENT CIESWEIN ROBERT GIRARD BARBARA GOCKE GREGORY GALLAGHER MARK GILLAN Poor Don Liedtke} it seems his trike got away from him before Tom Johnson could help him. PATRICIA HAGER CAROLE GREENE ROGER HANSEN JIM HAMEL JANICE HAMEL CHRIS HAMILTON LOUIS HANSON DELMER HARRIS GIADYS HATFIELD GREG HATTAN 21 NANCY HAVEL JANET HENRY MIKE HEPPERLY SHERYL HESS LINDA HILLMAN GARY HOBBIE STEVE HORKMAN DANIEL HUFF TOM HUTCHINSON DIANE ISTAS 22 JAMES JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON TOM JOHNSON BRUCE JOHNSTON CHRISTINE JUSTYNA MARLA KAUVODA JANE KEARN JOYCE LA MAN 23 GALEN KING Hard working class officers are: Secretary, Jane Ream; Vice-President, Charlie Dixon; and Pres- ident, Tom Runge. Not Pictured, Brenda Borst. FRED LARSEN JAMES LARSEN DON LIEDTKE RON LOGAN ALAN LUECKE ROSALEA MAGAW JANICE MARCOTTE LINDA MARCOTTE CAROLYN MARTIN MARILYN MARTIN 24 cathy McDaniel JAMES MOSHER JOE MINARD JOREEN PARKER NORA PAULSEN CINDY NAILUEUX IARRY NELSON Dana Rasure works with her Chemistry II experiment which involved titrations—those favorites of all chem students. 25 BETSY PECK BARBARA PERRY DANA RASURE MARK REEVES Track Stars, Janet Henry and Janet Snavely object mildly to being photographed. CAROL RICHARD DIANA RITTEL DON ROSS TOM RUNGE DAVID PRICE 26 Dave Everitt and his still which was built as a chemistry II project. JANET SNAVELY BRENDA SNYDER JOHN STRAIT DEBRA SULANKA KAREN SWENSON KENT THOMAN ANN THORNE KATHY TOWNSDIN 27 ELLEN WIESNER SHERRY WRIGHT RICK YARNELL CLAUDIA YOUNG 28 Juniors Class officers lead juniors in preparing for the prom. Wayne Fowler—Vice-President; Gary Sisler—Treasurer; Karla Cory—President; Pam Heald—Secretary. Jay Allen Ed Alexander Floyd Anderson Dennis Barba Phyllis Barleen Steve Bauer 29 Larry Bieker Donna Burt Mary Clark Bryan Collins Mary Blackwell Beth Carlgren Peggy Clark Deanna Comeau Larry Boh ling Carl Ceder Ruth Clark Karla Cory Vince Bombardier Joyce Charbonneau Jan Coffenberger Loretta Cote 30 Earl Bonebrake Daniel Chaput Laurence Coker Debbie Crough Becky Bramwell Jerry Chaput Mike Colby Diana Cyphers Juniors worked hard to make the chili supper a success. Some mixed chili. Others energetically cut carrots. 31 Juniors Have The Largest Class Students show variety in picking class rings. David Darby Fred Detrixhe Beth Emery Shirley Girard Pat Day Loretta Dorman Linda Fazel David Goodwin 32 Annette DeBolt Carol Doyen Marcia Fleming Bob Gould Steve Demanett Martha Dutton Wayne Fowler Dick Gould Nancy DeMars Steve Ediger Linda Fredickson Dave Graham Ruth Deneault Rodney Elliott Sheldon Ganstrom Jill Graham 33 Terry Grant Lyle Gray Vicki Hagen Marilyn Hager Rachael Hanson Rebecca Hanson Terry Hays Pam Heald Jim Helton Gail Hathome Doug Herman Kay Hewitt Rebecca Hotaling Mike Huber Debbie Huff Larry Humes 34 Susan Hamilton Paul Heil Gary Holbert Bill Hummell Becky Hanson Berta Heinen Tina Hopkins Debbie Hunnicutt Girls chosen for Girls’ State are Loretta Swenson--Del eg ate, Karla Cory--Alternate, Debbie Hunnicutt—Delegate, Carol Doyen--Alternate. Boys' State delegates are, BACK ROW: Bryan Collins, Doug Herman, MIDDLE: John Morgan. On the FRONT ROW are alternates Laurence Coker and Mike Lesperance. 35 Junior Candidate Is Chosen Queen Of The Christmas Ball Candidates and escorts for St. Nicholas Ball are: L. TO R.: Mario Brichalli, Melanie Hanson; Terry White, Janet Henry; Bruce Johnston, Loretta Swenson—King and Queen; Tom Runge, Debbie Fowler; Nancy Townsend, Chris Hamilton. Ellen Istas Dennis Jackson Melinda Kennett Dave Kindel Diane Lambert Martha Lambert Jon Martin Terry Martin 36 Jeff Joler Judy Keam Sherry Keam Nancy Kennedy Sandy Koch Connie Korthius Steve LaBarge Patsy Laman Bob LeDuc Mike Lesperance Gary Loveland Mike Marcotte Sally Matthew Carl Meats Ray Mendenhall Rick Metro 37 Theresa Metro John Morgan Pegg Owensby Lynn Potter Shirley Michaud Roger Mosher Patsy Patterson Lonnie Ralston Linda Miller James Nault Sandy Paulsen Mario Rehbein 38 Renee Moe Lorraine Nobert LaDonna Payton John Richard Lowell Moon Pat O'Connor Leo Pellant Dick Ryser Monica Moore Dennis Ostrom Tom Perret Helen Sackman 39 Ray Schmidt Craig Stensaas Jim Tracy Bob Wiesner Gregg Sherwood Bill Stortz Christine Trost Dave Wilcox Debbie Shivers Danny Strait Neva Turner Randy Willoughby 40 Not Pictured: Marsha Appleby Dale Busby Clinton Chemey Brad Cole David Dutton Marcey Dutton Joe Emm el Sharon Kroulik Kathy Landry Steve Lanoue Steve Larson Vicky Lawyer Cheryl Logan Malcolm Morgan Dale Revell Donald Walker Richard Weaver Robert Istas Gary Sisler Mike Strait Bob Tyler Janette Wilson Debbie Slater Loretta Swenson Phyllis Vignery Jeanne Wilson Sam Stanton Betty Tholstrup Steve Walton Scott Wilson Mary Jane Yaksich 41 Sophomores Jarry Anderson Debbie Andrews Jeri Arnold Janice Ashby Chris Bailey Cynthia Balthazor Susan Bauer Darrell Betzner James Bieker Charles Breault John Breault Roberta Breault Jim Brooks Paul Brown Bonnie Brownell Brad Bryant Howard Budreau Margaret Busby Micheal Buss Susan Cailteux Class officers, Chris Bailey, Susan Cailteux, and John Breault show leadership in the 1969--1970 year. 42 Robert Capper Delia Chandler Cynthia Chaput Doran Chaput Mike Charbonneau Patricia Chartier Kathy Christenson Jerry Cleveland Terry Cleveland Clark Coco Joyce Collette Annette Collins Melissa Cook Terry Cossel Carolyn Craig Retta Cyphers Doris Cyphers Steve Davis Mary DeBolt Deanna Demanett Jolene Deneault Philip Deneault Marie Desilet Gerald Diers Lana Dillon Bern eta Dorman Diane Doyen Jenice Easter Dana Erickson David Fazel 43 David Fleming Anne Foster Debbie Fowler Kathy Gan Strom Don Garlow Gregory Gennette Glenda Gerard Kathy Gieswein Kae Goodwin Michael Graham Bob Graham Gregory Gruber Dirk Hanson Susan Harris Linda Hattan Craig Havel Terry Helton Kathy Hess Diana Hesser Danielle Hinson Karen Holbert Jerry Istas Andrea Jackson Angie Jaster Jane Jewell Dennis Johnson Eric Johnson Lorraine Johnson Randall Johnson Richard Johnson 44 Susan Johnson Mark Johnston Ray Kindel Michael Koch Robert Kohrs Charley Laman Mike L'Ecuyer Terry LeDuc Kelly Leon Bill Loveland Sherri McDaniel Michael Machen Kenneth Marcotte Larry Marshall John May Melinda Melhus Melissa Melhus Vera J. Melton Everett Mendenhall Martin Molter Paul Moon Janice Meyers Debbie Naillieux Deanna Nelson Jenice Nuss Mary O'Brien Brad O'Brien Pat Owensby Greg Payton Marcia Plowman 45 Deborah Predmore Michael Reed Cynthia Reimann Donna Revel! Virginia Richey Carole Rivers Kathy Ross Susan Scheibler Steve Schenk Gregg Scott Brent Shivers Rhonda Smith Steve Snavely Janet Souchek Donna Spafford Mary’ Stangle Virginia Stortz Donna Swenson Mark Swiercinsky Chris Thom an Lowell Thom an Joel Thompson Christine Tieking Nancy Townsend Janice Tracy Mary Tmde Robert Turner Christine Tyler Pam Vandervoort Raymond Waite 46 Ruth Wiesner Jody Williams Charles Wright Greg Whitney Not Pictured: Lisa Sallman Sophomores start to earn money for the prom in 1971. Sophomores, Carole Rivers and Cindy Cha- put put up a poster to urge the Panthers on to Victory. 47 Freshmen Richard Lesperance Larry Loveland President Vice President Bob Tracy Bill Carlow Secretary Treasurer 48 Anne Alkire Steven Anderson Patricia Ashland Paul Bankers Denise Barba Jan Blackburn Steve Blackwell Lana Blochlinger Sandra Bombardier Hugh Boyd Toni Bray Terri Briggs Gerald Brown Janice Budreau Kevin Cailteux Mary Canfield Patty Capper Sheila Carlton Robert Champlin Barry Chartier Peggy Chartier Clarice Chemey Delores Chizek Patty Colby Bradley Collette Debbie Comeau Marilyn Cook Leland Cote David Cox Gerald Crough Roger Culbertson Mike Davis Paul Demanett Roger Demanett Jane DeMars Kim DeMars Don Deneault David Dugas Dennis Dutton Sue Edwards Jackie Emmel Jane Ensign Sarah Everitt Marva Fairbanks Denise Folkerts Regina Fraser Hoberta Gagna Mike Gallagher Bob Garlow Tom Gennette Peggy Graham Rickey Hager Michael Hamel Rachele Hamilton Felicia Hanson Melanie Hanson Jeff Hatesohl Richard Hattan Pat Heald Julia Heil Neal Herman Sandra Herman Doug Hinson Deanna Holbert Pattie Holt John Hood John Horkman Theresa Huber Linda Hubert Hal Humes Carla Hunnicutt Willis Istas James Jackson Diana Jaster Dennis Johnson Kenneth Johnson Pamela Johnson Jerry Johnston Sonia Johnston Donna Jones Anita Kalivoda Robert Keam Tom Keam Anita Kindel Daryl Koehn Duane Krovlik Dennis LaBarge Caroline Lagemann Ronald LeDuc Kayleen Lewis Patty Lewis Lynne Ligget John McConnell Jim McDaniel Mike McDaniel Jay McKenna Mike McMenoney David Mayfield Larry Metro Suzanne Moates David Moffett Michael Montoya Gary Moore Dean Morgan Van Morrissette Emily Mosher Evelyn Mosher Steve Mossburgh Pat Peery surmises about the prize he will choose. Freshmen were winners of the magazine sales. Sherry Nickel and Carla Hunnicutt are among the Freshman girls who brought new style into CHS. 51 Kathy Naillieux Randy Nease Patrick Neel Linda Nelson Sherry Nickel Sherry Noyes Joy Otis Nancy Overstreet Debbie Paris Jeff Passmore Jim Payton Jim Pearson Pat Peery Steve Perret Clayton Peterson Connie Phipps Freda Radcliffe Gina Rasure Arthur Reimann Rita Revell Steven Richey Harry Riley Kris Rimovsky Debbie Roberts 52 Laurie Roney Jolene Ray Linda Samuelson David Saunders Becky Schleuder Alan Schmidt Daniel Seitz Charles Sharp Craig Shivers Bruce Sisler JoAnn Snavely Marilyn Sorell Kathy Sterling David Strait Vickie Sulanka Darrel Swenson Paul Thomas Willeta Thomas Alice Thornton Debbie Townsdin Anita Trembly Brad Turner Ann Tyler Debbie Vignery Don Walker Larry Walton Shelly Weigand Susan Wilson Lea Ann Wiltse Camera Shy: Fred Hale Bob Strait 53 BACK ROW: S. Ghiacy, D. Herman, J. Morgan. THIRD ROW: A. Luecke, C. Hamilton, F. Anderson, B. Emery, D. Slater, M. Kennett. SECOND ROW: J. McDaniel, H. Humes, M. Machen, N. Townsend, D. Han- son, M. Hanson, P. Owcnsby, K. Rimovsky. FRONT: A. Tremblay, S. Cailteux, A. Alkire, T. White-- President, P. Blackburn--Secretary, J. Arnold--Treasurer, L. Hanson—Vice-President. Student Council After each homeroom had selected a Student Council Representative, the Student Council met and began revising the dress code. Members at- tended a breakfast with the administration to dis- cuss the new code and other school activities. New ideas were found when some Council mem- bers attended the Student Council League meet- ing at Abilene, and a student exchange was made with Sacred Heart High School in Salina. Student Council was in charge of Homecoming activities, the St. Patrick's Day Massacre, and a battle of the bands. Other projects include heading the magazine sales which raise money for Concordia's AFS program, purchasing a new popcorn machine for the school, and contribut- ing money to UNICEF. Student Council builds good relations between students and the administration. 54 FT A Gains Experience Through Participation With the help of sponsors, Carmen Davis and Marvin Dunlap, FTA members completed several projects this year. These included providing rock paperweights, apples, poems, and other 'goodies' for the teachers each day of National Education Week; sending members to the State Convention at Topeka; and,having FTAers'teach classes on Teach Day . A picnic at the park combined with installation of officers ended this year's activities. Marla Kalivoda, who plans on teaching mathematics, consults with Miss Dwerl- kotte on school matters. BACK ROW: B. Girard, D. Harris, C. Martin, M. Doyen, L. Gale, S. Hamilton, D. Lambert, T. Gibson, R. Wiesner, M. Desilet, K. Gieswein. FOURTH ROW: P. Laman, D. Hess, B. Hanson, R. Yarnell, M. Hepperly, P. Owensby, J. Arnold, J. Morgan, T. White, R. Logan. 3rd ROW: N. Kennedy, M. Dutton, J. Graham, M. Hager, L. Fazel, C. Diers, D. Slater. B. Emery. P. Owensby, B. Carlgren, S. Matthew, S. Harris, C. Chaput 2nd ROW: M. Moore, R. Moe, G. Chattier, J. Snavely, J. Henry, J. Keam, J. Marcotte. K. Cory, R. Hota- ling, D. Shivers. FRONT ROW: C. Laman, C. Hammon, G. Bryant—Historian, M. Kalivoda--Secretary, P. Day—Vice-President, M. Reeves--President, K. Gieswein. MATTHEW GREENHOUSES 56 C-C ufa BACK ROW: D. Herman, B. Collins, D. Fleming, M. Lesperance, W. Fowler, T. White, S. Budreau. 3rd ROW: B. Wiesner, G. Sisler, S. Ganstrom, S. Bauer, J. Minard, M. Hepperly, R. Logan. 2nd ROW: Coach Tacha, D. Barba, T. Runge, D. Ross, S. Culbertson, D. Vignery, R. Breault. FRONT ROW: Coach Harts- horn, L. Hanson, G. Hattan, M. Gillan, R. Yarnell, D. Liedtke, C. Hamilton, G. Diebel. FIRST ROW: Mr. Baumann--Advisor, D. Ross, J. Minard--Secretary, D. Jackson--Treasurer, S. Culbertson— Vice-President, J. Martin—President. SECOND ROW: E. Black, J. Hamel, L. Nobert, B. Dutton, J. Martin, M. Gillan. TOP ROW: T. Runge, P. O’Connor, C. Ceder, D. Ryser, L. Ralston, L. Bohling. DAYLIGHT CLOTHING CO. SUPTl-l- fRaV’ P e63� ’ ’ Gr3ham’ S‘ J°hnston’ D- Nelson, K- Ganstrom, D. Hinson, F- Radrliff P ’ P,’ ,SPaf ord’ D- Swenson, P. Busby, S. Scheibler, D. Erickson, D. Jones, FiedHrk n ’cMwS°rei1, c’ J' Ashby’ J- Enslgn, p- Barleen, H. Sackman, L. Swenson, L. reSon' S- “wards S, Ever.tt, L. Nelson. 3rd ROW: R. Hanson, S. Matthew, M. Stangel, C. Tieking, J. Williams, M. Fairbanks, D.Folkerts, L. Samuelson, S. Harris, M. Hanson. 2nd ROW: R. Hanson, C, Ri- vers, C. Cra 8� J- Jewell M. Cook D. Folkerts, D. Rasure, C. Chaput, L. Hattan. FRONT ROW; Mrs. Cyr, D. Shivers, R. Hotaling, K. Cory, N. Townsend, M. Melhus, N. Kennedy, C. Doyen, S. Cailteux, A. Board Of Directors Takes Responsibility In Activities FHw« °r’ r : C£’ P' F1 en°r D- Folkerts' D- Rasure, B. Borst, Miss Wenger. 2nd ROW: L. Payton, S. Edwards, C. Craig P Day, C. Chaput, L. Hattan, S. Cailteux. FRONT ROW: D. Shivers, R. Hotaling K Cory, N Townsend, Secretary-M. Melhus, President-N. Kennedy, Vice-President-C. Doyen, Treasurer-- J. Jewell, A. Foster. Not Pictured: Melissa Melhus, Debbie Hunnicutt. BACK ROW: K. Goodwin, S. Bauer, D. Fowler, A. Thornton, J. Blackburn, P. Day, D. Slater, C. Richard, G. Rasure, M. Desilet. 5th ROW: S. Koch, M. Trude, R. Wiesner, J. Tracy, S. Johnson, B. Heinen, A. Al- kire, M. Dutton, N. Turner, K. Gieswein. 4th ROW: K. Lewis, C. Greene, D. Lambert, D. Burt, J. Char- bonneau, M. Yaksich, S. Girard, V. Melton, P. Owensby, K. Rimovsky, J. Souchek. 3rd ROW: B. Borst, J. Marcotte, J. Kearn, P. Owensby, B. Calgren, P. Patterson, K. Holbert, B. Tholstrup, S. Hamilton, P. Heald, K. Christenson. 2nd ROW: D. Andrews, C. Tyler, J. Snavely, G. Chartier, J. Henry, M. Lambert, M. Moore, R. Moe, P. Laman. FRONT ROW: A. Jackson, J. Semars, D. Fleenor, D. Townsdin, N. Overstreet, J. Otis, J. Kearn, L. Payton, J. Wilson, Miss Wenger. Kayettes Host Regional Conference The first of the year was very busy for the Kayettes. The Board entertained the teachers at the annual Faculty Tea, a potluck membership party was held in the city park, Powder Puff football practice began, and the game between Dunblood's Devils and the Bullroars was played to raise money to adopt a foreign child. The same week as the game, a regional conference of the Kansas Association for Youth was held at Con- cordia. Kayettes also sponsored the annual Thanksgiving assembly, assisted the Jaycees by selling peanut butter to help children with cere- bral palsy, sent cookies to local boys in Vietnam, and participated in the Kayette-Pep Club Christ- mas Ball. Girls interested in joining Kayettes attended the member- ship party held in the park. 145 girls became members of the club this year. 59 Cheerleaders: L. Swenson, D. Holbert, C. Richard, S. Cailteux, N. Johnson, M. Hanson, J. Arnold, B. Tholstrup, J. Craham, C. Balthazor. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RICHT: Mrs. Mills—Advisor, S. Nickel, L. Liggett, J. Snavely, C. Tick- ing, M. Stangel, S. Johnson, J. Ensign, J. Otis, D. Townsdin, N. Townsend, A. Foster, M. Foster, L. Hillman, P. Chartier, R. Fraser, D. Comeau, M. Sore 11, A. Collins. SECOND ROW: Miss Boyd--Advisor, D. Paris, A. Tremblay, K. Rimovsky, J. Myers, J. Tracy, H. Sackman, B. Carlgren, B. Heinen, N. Overstreet, S. Hamilton, N. Turner, M. Dutton, S. Paulsen, J. Collette, P. Gra- ham, S. Edwards, K. Lewis, D. Hinson. THIRD ROW: A. Alkire, A. Jackson, K. Christenson, K. Holbert, P. Vignery, S. Kearn, P. Patterson, L. Payton, P. La- man, J. Wilson, K. Moore, L. Fazel, R. Moe, J. Demars, J. Souchek, K. Good- win, D. Barba, M. Melhus. FOURTH ROW: D. Predmore, C. Chaput, S. Girard, L. Hattan, M. Trude, S. Matthew, J. Wil- liams, V. Bohling, B. Hanson, M. Ha- ger, L. Wiltse, D. Folkerts, L. Samuel- son, C. Phipps, H. Gagna, R. Hamilton, D. Jaster, T. Bray, S. Bauer. FIFTH ROW: D. Roberts, C. Tyler, D. Cyphers, D. Cyphers, N. Paulsen, P. Heald, C. Trost, K. Gieswein, D. Naillieux, J. mn B-TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Cailteux, Pat Owensby, Melanie Hanson, Deanna Holbert. A-TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Loretta Swenson, Carol Richard, Nancy Johnson: HEAD: Jacque Arnold, Becky Bramwell. CHEERLEADERS Ashby, S. Scheibler, C. Craig, C. Rivers, K. Naillieux, F. Hanson, A. Tyler, C. Lagemann, V. Sulanka. SIXTH ROW: G. Rasure, D. Koehn, L. Dillon, M. Desilet, P. Busby, D. Spafford, D. Swenson, P. Barleen, S. Koch, R. Hanson, L. Fred- rickson, K. Cory, R. Hotaling, C. Doy- en, J. Blackburn, A. Thornton, J. Cook, S. Herman, D. Jones. SEVENTH ROW: J. Trost, D. Rasure, D. Folkerts, S. Harris, D. Nelson, K. Ganstrom, D. Shivers, R. Hanson, J. Budreau, P. Heald, J. Ray, F. Radcliffe, L. Nelson, M. Melhus, D. Fowler, D. Andrews, J. Henry, A. Kalivoda. TOM’S MUSIC HOUSE 61 Science Spectrum BACK ROW: N. Kennedy, M. Huber, N. Paulsen, M. Kalivoda, C. Chaput, D. Doyen, P. Clark, S. Harris. THIRD ROW: T. Gibson, C. Doyen, L. Fredrickson, L. Fazel, D. Liedtke, C. Hamilton, L. Hanson, L. Cok- er. SECOND ROW: T. Hays, R. Breault, R. Logan, D. Everitt, J. Morgan, M. Reeves, R. Hanson, D. Ost- rom. FRONT ROW: S. Ghiacy, C. Bailey, P. Owensby, R. Hanson, D. Harris, G. Bryant, B. Borst, Mr. Barnhart, Mr. Hazlett. Art Club BACK ROW: D. Hinson, C. Shivers, K. Leon, S. Ganstrom, J. Tracy, E. Johnson. M. Reeves. THIRD ROW: A. Kalivoda, M. Doyen, B. Peck, D. Johnson, N. Overstreet, S. Bombardier, P. Heald. SECOND ROW: B. Tracy, R. Walsh, R. Wiesner, P. Blackburn, B. Perry, L. Cote, J. Ensign. FRONT ROW: Mr. Thompson, J. Deneault, P. Owensby, D. Doyen, M. Cook, K. Gieswein, B. Schleuder, L. Blochlinger. 62 B.E.C.K. BACK ROW: J. Hamel, N. Havel, G. Hatfield, K. Swenson, C. Young, M. Sharp, M. Martin, B. Snyder, K. McMenomey. MIDDLE ROW:C. Diers, B. Deneault, J. Martin, R. Bieker, K. Thoman, J. Bell, J. Laman, N. Johnson. FRONT ROW: D. Clark, V. Bohling, A. Thorne, R. Dorman, B. Allen, K. McDaniel, B. Gocke, Mr. Trueblood. F.H.A. BACK ROW: S. Weigand, P. Colby, L. Samuelson, M. Trude, S. Johnston, A. Jackson, K. Christenson, MID- DLE ROW: Miss Boyd, K. Lewis, P. Heald, P. Patterson, A. Alkire, K. Rimovsky, K. Goodwin, Miss Dwerlkotte, FRONT ROW: A. Foster, L. Hattan, B. Tholstrup, D. Burt, L. Payton, L. Swenson. 63 FRONT ROW: J. Morgan, D. Carlow, B. LeDuc, M. Trost, R. Hansen, M. Cleveland, M. McMillan, F. Det- rixhe, T. LeDuc, J. Cleveland, J. Istas. 2nd ROW: J. May, R. Johnson, J. Payton, B. Collette, D. Johnson, J. Budreau—FFA Sweetheart, T. Ream, R. Demanette, R. LeDuc, B. Ream, B. Carlow, S. Blackwell, Mr. Reedy—Advisor, 3rd ROW: D. LeBarge, G. Holbert, D. Morgan, G. Sherwood, B. Carlow, R. Marcotte, M. Marcotte, J. Anderson, H. Riley, M. Hamel, D. Saunders. BACR ROW: D. Sietz, J. McDaniel, B. Champlin, the No. 1 Chapter in Ransas which is the first time in its 40 year history. The emphasis on leadership was evi- denced when the officers placed first at leadership school and the public speaking team placed first at district. Bob Carlow, placed second, freshman division; Don Carlow, first, sophomore division; Marion McMillan, first, junior- senior division and third in state contest. Mike Cleveland attended the first National FFA Leadership and Citizenship Conference in Washington D.C. Marion McMillan was elected district secretary and Mike won the district sheep award. Mike and Marion received the State Farmer Degree. John Morgan won the $100 state electricity award. The Astronotes; Don, Bob, and Bill Carlow and Daniel Seitz ranking second and Greg Sherwood third. The FFA Rodeo saw 42 different participants in 12 events. The O.G. Doyen family presented the chapter with a past state farmer plaque. Other activities included a slave auction, sweetheart party, car safety check, selling safety equipment at cost, pest eradication contest, crops show, attending summer leadership camp, hosting a district meats and mechanics contest, and attending Ag Science Day and the Little American Royal at Ransas State University. M. Cleveland, F. Detrixhe, M. McMillan and B. LeDuc with the assistance of Wendell Wilson of RNCR pre- sented a radio program during FFA Week. Other major FFA Week activities included attending church as a group, presenting a program at Riwanis Club, donating 500 placemats to the hospital to use during FFA Week, and serv- ing the teachers homemade pie and ice cream one day in the faculty lounge. The mayor signed the proclamat- ion, the boys constructed an educational exhibit at Western Power and Gas, and distributed 50 FFA Week Posters to businesses downtown. As a community service, members spent two evenings collecting $170 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to help children with lung diseases. R. Rindel, J. Collette, D. Rindel, T. Hays, R. DeMars, R. Walsh, P. Neel, G. Diers, C. Wright, G. Payton. Based on its activities, the chapter was selected as performed at the State Convention. The freshman mechanics team placed second with Dean Morgan ranking high individual and Ron LeDuc fifth. The land judging team placed third in state competition with John Morgan QUARTZITE PRODUCTS CO. teal FFA Has Many Activities Learning From Experience. FFA Members invest about $1000 to organize a pig cooperative. Ten charter mem- bers enjoyed the 40th anniversary of the chapter celebrated at the Parent-Son Twenty-six members tested their livestock judging skills at Better Livestock Day. Banquet. DO YOU Mirr tin whiui mw r m n«LMurr mum contribute toiatupoluitbb through detergents FFA members pitched in this spring to landscape Bob LeDuc, Roger Demanette, Terry Hays, and Jerry the new Vocational Building. Cleveland participated in Earth Day Activities at FFA Officers: Mr. Reedy, Advisor; Fred Detrixhe, Sentinel; Micky Trost, Treasurer; Roger Hansen, Vice-Presi- dent; Mike Cleveland, President; Bob LeDuc, Secretary; Marion McMillan, Reporter; Janice Budreau, FFA Sweetheart. FRONT ROW: C. Martin, C. Young, D. Cyphers, R. Deneault, S. Wright, D. Huff, A. Debolt, M. Dutton, D. Comeau, L. Hillman, S. Hess. STANDING: C. Justyna, J. Charbonneau, ]. Wilson, R. Hotaling, L. Potter P. Day, C. Korthuis, S. Horkman, D. Slater, M. Campbell, C. Cedar, Mr. Tally, R. Deneault, D. Hess, M.’ Hager, K. Townsdin. Journalism The journalism classes are responsible for publishing the school paper, THE PANTHER. This includes writing editor- ials, reviewing school events, covering sports events, solic- iting advertisments, and learning to meet deadlines. Several students took turns at being the editor, and each page of the paper had an editor and assigned reporters. The stu- dents were able to prove their year's experience to Mr. Tal- ley when the final project was having each student write and edit his own four page newspaper. Rebecca Hotaling keeps a copy of her ar- ticles in the traditional stringbook. Down in the underground, the CHS newspaper, THE Journalism classes strive to teach the stu- PANTHER, is published bi-weekly. dent to meet deadlines. F. D. EVERITT SON HARDWARE-SPORTS SHOP Editorial Staff: STANDING: K. Christenson, S. Moates, S. Johnston, M. Dutton, R. Hanson, K. Goodwin. SIT- TING: D. Andrews, C. Doyen, L. Fredrickson, R. Hanson, R. Hotaling, M. Trude. Hurkaru Staffs The 1969-70 Hurkaru Staff is proud of their finished product. Besides more pages for more students, the editorial staff used a cover design which was based on a design submitted by Donna Swenson. The business staff was also successful. They collected nine hundred dollars in advertis- ing and sold four hundred yearbooks. Co-Editors Carol Doyen and Linda Fredrickson with Mr. Warren, sponsor. Business Staff: D. Hess, J. Graham, M. Hager, B. Hanson, D. Hunnicutt, J. Otis, P. Chartier, B. Carlgren, C. Rivers, S. Matthew, D. Townsdin, Del Harris—Business Manager (SEATED). J. C. PENNEY CO. Spanish Club BACK ROW: D. Spafford, D. Naillieux, M. Moore, J. Williams, J. Tracy, C. Tyler, P. Chartier, P. Lewis P. Graham, J. Ray, L. Nelson. 3rd ROW: P. Owensby, A. Thornton, J. Blackburn, D. Barba, P. Patterson, ’s Weigand, V. Sulanka, L. Wiltse, E. Mosher, P. Capper, J. Cook. 2nd ROW: S. Paulsen, K. Holbert, B. Tholstrup, C. Lagemann, A. Tyler, D. Holbert, H. Gagna, R. Hamilton, A. Alkire, C. Phipps, J. Snavely. 1st ROW: J. Breault, N. Herman, G. Moore, D. Morgan, D. Swenson, D. Erickson, P. Clark, P. Laman, C. Chaput, Mrs. Davis. French Club BACK ROW: M. Melhus, D. Fowler, M. Melhus, T. Metro, S. Bombardier, N. Overstreet D Chesik D D°Ven x?- Jenson 2nd ROW: C. Doyen, S. Harris, R. Walsh, M. Sof.ll, R. Fraser D Comeau M Kal- MatthCW’ M' TrUde’ K- N- L. WshSl, 68 • • 1969 Season Scores CHS OPPONENTS 6 Empori a 2 0 Wamego 18 16 Marysville 12 8 Belleville 0 0 Sacred Heart 16 16 Beloit 6 20 Abilene 6 18 Clay Center 0 8 Chapm an 12 N.C.K.L. Games Tied for 2nd in N.C.K.L. FRONT ROW: M. Brichalli, T. Runge, M. Hepperly, T. Johnson, C. Hamilton, B. Johnston, D. Liedtke, L. Hanson, J. Hamel, R. Hanson, D. Vignery, J. Collette, Coach Hartshorn. 2nd ROW: G. Sisler, L. No- bert, D. Barba, G. Loveland, B. Wiesner, J. Tracy, D. Strait, C. Stensaas, S. Walton, S. Wilson, Coach Nelson. 3rd ROW: B. Loveland, C. Meats, B. Collins, M. Swiercinsky, L. Moon, M. Lesperance, S. Gan- strom, S. Bauer, S. Stanton, S. Budreau, J. Istas, Coach Meyer. 4th ROW: R. Logan--Trainer, S. Hork- man— Manager, S. Ediger, M. Graham, S. Demanett, M. Charbonneau, D. Fazel, C. Coco, D. Fleming E. Johnson, M. L'Ecuyer, M. Machen. Larry Hartshorn-- Head Coach, George Meyer and Larry Nelson-- Ass' t Coaches Brichalli and Hamilton nail a Marys- ville Bulldog as Hamel looks on. Coach Hartshorn works the boys in a practice drill. Freshmen FRONT ROW: P. Bankers, P. Peery, L. Johnson, G. Moore, B. Carlow, J. Brown, R. Culbertson, L. Walton, J. McDaniel, B. Tracy, B. Turner, 2nd ROW: Coach Bigham, J. McKenna, S. Mossburg, B. Garlow, D. Du- gas, K. Cailteux, J. Hatesohl, B. Keam, D. Hinson, M. McDaniel, M. McMenoney, 3rd ROW: Coach Cop- poc, L. Loveland, D. Johnson, B. Istas, C. Peterson, R. Lesperance, B. Strait, N. Herman, D. Dutton, S. Blackwell, L. Metro. 4th ROW: C. Shivers—Trainer, S. Perrett, S. Anderson, R. Hattan, M. Davis, J. John- ston, R. Champlin, J. Payton. CHS 22 8 13 32 6 6 0 0 Junior Varsity Freshmen Opponents CHS Opponents Chapman 0 26 Delphos 12 Fairbury 28 18 Belleville 0 Marysville 26 30 Sacred Heart 0 Belleville 12 12 Clay Center 14 Sacred Heart 40 28 Marysville 0 Beloit 0 46 Beloit 6 Abilene 6 20 Abilene 22 Clay Center 28 71 Senior Players Tom Johnson--Guard Bruce Johnston--End Jim Hamel--Tackle Jerry Collette—Guard Mario Brichalli--Flanker Roger Hansen—End Tom Runge--Fullback Mike Hepperly--Quarterback Chris Hamilton—Tackle Louis Hanson—Center Don Liedtke—Guard David Vignery--End Steve Horkman--Manager Ron Logan—Trainer 1969 Tri-captains were Chris Hamilton, Don Liedtke, and Bruce Johnston. Hamil- ton was also named outstanding lineman. 1. Homecoming activities begin; Coach Harts- horn outlines game strategy. 2. Coach Nelson builds Panther spirit at the bon- fire. 3. An enthusiastic Pep Club follows the Football Squad in the Homecoming Parade. 4. Chris Hamilton creams Sacred Heart quarter- back for defensive yardage. 5. The Kopy Kats put down the sound. 6. Mimi Foster and Bruce Johnston enjoy the Homecoming Dance. 75 Panthers Take Wheat State Tourney LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Charbonneau, D. Herman, J. Hamel, B. Tyler, R. Yamell, B. Wiesner, S. Bauer, M. Lesperance, C. Coco, G. Sisler, B. Collins, S. Culbertson, Coach Meyer, and Coach Tacha. Trainers: R. Lo- gan and L. Gale. Panther Scores And Coaches PANTHER SCOREBOARD Panthers Opponent 63 Clay Center 93 63 Abilene 72 64 Warn ego 66 54 Sacred Heart 53 50 Marysville 68 72 Chapman 76 76 Beloit 70 75 Abilene 60 73 Belleville 56 73 Effingham 63 59 Marysville 57 70 Warn ego 88 68 Sacred Heart 89 44 Marysville 71 59 Chapman 66 61 Belleville 52 66 Beloit 75 67 Phillipsburg 68 LEFT TO RIGHT: Head Coach, John Tacha; Freshman Coach, Don Bigham; B -Team Coach, George Meyer. 76 Seniors In Action Steve Culbertson Jim Hamel Rick Yamell HEY REFF! that's a jump ball. Steve chalks up two more while playing Wamego. 77 B -Team Indicates Creat Future LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Fleming, C. Brcault, S. Davis, J. Chaput, V. Bombardier, S. Bauer, G. Gennette, L. Johnson, S. Budreau, M. Machan, B. Bryant, G. Sisler, B. Wiesner, Coach Meyer, C. Coco, M. Charbonneau. BELOW: Panthers are jubilant over Wheat State Victory. 78 Freshmen Shine With 10 And 4 Record BACK ROW: R. Culbertson, S. Blackwell, B. Strait, M. McMenoney, G Hamel, L. Walton. R. Lesperance, G. Moore, B. Carlow, L. Metro, B. Tracy, B. Garlow, Coach Bigham. FRONT ROW: D. Dutton, B. Collette, J. Pearson, K. Caltieux, B. Istas, D. LaBarge, B. Turner, V. Crough, J. Brown, N. Herman, Trainer, Mike Montoya. Too many hands, but Doug makes a good pass anyway. Mike pumps in two while Jim waits to hear the swish. 79 Wrestling BACK ROW: D. Ross, M. Swiercinsky, C. Hamilton, C. ROW:B. O'Brien, L. Nobert, R. LeDuc, G. Hattan, D. Meats, L. Ralston, D. Vignery, L. Hartshorn. FRONT Ryser, D. Jackson. B;,L°V,eland' D J°hnson L- Coker, K. Demars, S. Stanton, J. Istas, L. Bohling, J. Tracy. MID- DLE ROW: L. Hartshorn, G. Sherwood, E. Mendenhall, R. Willoughby, C. Aeterson, D. Barba, B. Stortz T Perret. FRONT ROW: S. Anderson, J. McConnell, R. Hattan, D. Hanson, B. Kearn, S. Perret. 80 Don Ross Chris Hamilton David Vignery Greg Hattan Coach Hartshorn Wrestling Cheerleaders: Cindy Balthazor, Jill Graham, Betty Tholstrup, Carolyn Martin. 81 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Vignery, D. Liedtke, R. Yarnell, B. Johnston, T. Runge, G. Hattan, A. Luecke, L. Hanson, C. Hamilton, M. Hepperly, Mr. Baumann, Coach. 2nd ROW: L. Marshall, R. Logan, S. Horkman, B. Shivers, B. Loveland, S. Bauer, M. Swiercinsky, D. Herman, B. Collins, G. Sisler, Mr. Nel- son, Coach. 3rd ROW: J. Johnson, M. McMenomey, C. Peterson, M. McDaniels, B. Ream, K. Demars D. Morgan, D. Swenson, M. Hattan, J. Horkman, M. Montoya, Mr. Hadley, Coach. TOP ROW- B Strait R Lesperance, L. Loveland, N. Herman, L. Metro, J. Brown, C. Shivers, L. Walton, B. Turner, B. Sisler, S. Perret, G. Moore. Trackmen Put Forth Energy To Bring Home Many Firsts At the State Outdoor Track Meet which was held at Wichita, Kansas, Junior Doug Herman plac- ed fourth in the mile run and fifth in the two mile run. The medley relay team consisting of Alan Luecke, Chris Hamilton, Bryan Collins, and Greg Hattan placed fifth. RECORD POINTS Chapman 3rd 34 1 2 Clay Center 1st 80 1 2 Concordia 1st 83 1 2 Abilene 1st 85 1 2 Beloit 1st 50 N C K L 1st 66 1 2 Regional 2nd 36 COACHES: Larry Nelson, Greg Hattan Herald Hadley, Robert Baumann. PALMQUISTS DRUG STORE Alan Luecke Louis Hanson Rick Yamell Don Liedtke Bruce Johnston Chris Hamilton Mike Hepperly Tom Runge Dink Vignery DR. H. C. HATTAN 83 Ciris' Track Record Sacred Heart Phillipsburg McPherson Beloit Onaga Minneapolis 440 Relay Con cordi a Abilene MEDALISTS: FRONT ROW: A. Jackson, K. Holbert, J. Myers, A. Collins. BACK ROW: D. Andrews, J. Arnold, D. Hunnicutt, C. Rivers, P. Clark, M. Stangle, A. Tyler, D. Predmore. Girls Are Proud Of Their Two First Place Trophies GIRLS TRACK TEAM: FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Mills, C. Doyen, D. Hunnicutt, P. Clark, J. My- ers, M. Stangle, C. Rivers, K. Holbert. 2nd ROW: G. Rasure, K. Lewis, M. Hanson, M. Cook, D. Predmore, V. Richey, ]. Easter, J. Snavely, J. Henry. 3rd ROW: J. Demars, A. Tyler, ]. Tracy, N. Turner, A. Jackson D. Andrews, A. Collins, J. Souchek, S. Nickel, C. Tieking. 4th ROW: R. Hamilton, D. Holbert, H. Gagna, M. Cook, C. Craig, S. Johnston, P. Graham, J. Ray, J. Collette. 84 Mr. Montoya Is Pleased With His Tennis Teams Record McPherson Triangular 3rd Concordia Invitational 1st Wamego Invitational 1st Salina Invitational 1st Ellsworth Invitational 3rd Regional 2nd STANDING: S. Ghiacy, R. Breault, K. Leon, L. Johnson, M. Machen, B. Bryant, D. Seitz, Mr. Montoya; Coach. KNEELING: J. Allen, S. Culbertson, C. Dixon, G. Hobbie, T. White, L. Humes. The Golf Team Gains Experience Record Abilene 7th Beloit 6th Salina 8th Belleville 1st Clay Center 4th STANDING: R. Culbertson, D. Wilcox, T. Hays, C. Coco, C. Boyd, J. Pearson, Mr. Tacha; Coach. KNEELING: G. Gruber, H. Humes, K. Johnson. 85 Cross Country BACK ROW: K. Demars, V. Bombardier, J. Chaput, L. Coker, G. Gruber, L. Johnson, S. Davis, L. Marshall. 2nd ROW: Coach Smith, R. Willoughby, T. Perret, G. Sherwood, R. Schmidt, M. Hamel, B. Bryant, B Collette, J. Horkman, Coach Hadley. FRONT ROW: G. Hattan, E. Black, B. Tyler, A. Luecke, R. Yamell, S. Culbertson, R. Breault, D. Herman. CROSS COUNTRY MEETS Wamego first Concordia second Clay Center second Chapman first Hays third Marysville first League at Concordia second Regional first State fifth Seniors Greg Hattan--Captain Ed Black Steve Culbertson Richard Breault Alan Luecke Rick Yamell 86 Karla Cory BACK ROW: Melissa Melhus, Debbie Slater—Head, Melinda Mel- hus. FRONT ROW: Debbie Huff, Nancy Townsend. Pam Heald, Sherry Nickel, Debbie Crough, Anne Foster, Susan Bauer--Head, LaDonna Payton, Alice Thornton, Christine Trost, Martha Dutton. 87 Stage Band BACK ROW: Mr. Campbell, T. Gibson, G. King, D. Naillieux, G. Rasure, R. Hanson, B. Bryant, D. Darby, S. Culbertson. SECOND ROW: R. Hanson, H. Sackman, G. Bryant, L. Hanson, K. Cory. FRONT ROW: C. Hamilton, D. Rasure, M. Hanson, N. Townsend, R. Deneault, L. Moon. 88 CHS Band As a marching band, the CHS Band played at foot- ball games, pep rallies, marched in the Homecoming parade, and made a trip to Lindsborg, Kansas to parti- cipate in the Hyllningsfest Parade. As a concert band, the CHS Band was host for the NCKL Band Clinic which was held at the junior college. The band presented a winter and a spring concert. At the State Music Festi- val the band received a I rating. Pep Band was under the direction of student conductor Dana Rasure. It per- formed at pep assemblies and at basketball games. Stage Band went on tour, attended a stage band clinic, and had a show with a Zodiac theme. Officers of the band were Chris Hamilton—President, Greg Bryant— Vice-President, Mimi Foster—Treasurer, Deanna Fol- kerts--Secretary, and Galen King--Librarian. Galen King was awarded the John Philip Sousa Award which is given to the senior who has earned the greatest number of points during his four years in high school band. The recipient of this award must have received no fewer than 2000 points, and must have entered in the state music festival two solos in different years or one solo and one ensemble in different years. Galen King practices his solo for the music festival. The things some people use as a pacifier! 89 BACK ROW: L. Hanson, K. Cory, G. Bryant, V. Bombardier, R. Culbertson, H. Sackman. FRONT ROW: R. Hanson, D. Garlow, B. Bryant, G. Rasure, A. Collins, L. Metro, D. Nail- lieux, M. Molter, K. Hewitt, J. Chaput, R. Nease, N. Herman. D. Hanson, P. Bankers, D. Darby, S. Culbertson, M. Davis. BACK ROW: S. Blackburn, S. Everitt, S. Harris, D. Harris, D. Swenson, P. Busby, M. Mel- hus. SECOND ROW: C. Doyen, J. Pearson, D. Rasure, D. Folkerts, C. Hamilton, R. Hotal- ing, J. Ashby, L. Wiltse, J. Breault, K. Naillieux, D. Fleenor. FRONT ROW: S. Weigand, J Wilson, D. Fowler, P. Colby, D. Andrew's, A. Thornton, D. Spafford, M. Melhus, D. Nel- son, D. Gieswein, S. Nickel, P. Graham. The Band Has Many Fine Players BACK ROW: R. Waite, C. Craig, D. Goodwin, C. Reiman, G. King, D. Chaput. FRONT ROW: C. Lagemann, C. Trost, S. Hamilton, R. Hanson. BACK ROW: P. Peery, T. Gibson, R. Deneault, L. Payton, J. McKenna, L. Moon. SECOND ROW: M. Hanson, N. Townsend, J. Souchek, J. Snavely, T. Bray. FRONT ROW: ). Snavely, S. Scheibler, G. Chartier, M. Foster. DRS. BERNER CHRISTENSEN 91 Girls' Glee Club BACK ROW: D. Andrews, A. Jackson, J. Ashby, B. Borst, D. Dut- ton, M. Cook, L. Hillman, J. Jewell, S. Hamilton, K. Hess, J. Nuss, L. Liggett, P. Owensby, B. Tholstrup, K. Holbert, V. Melton, P. Patterson, C. Rivers, S. Matthew, B. Carlgren, A. Collins, D. Nelson, P. Owensby, M. Fairbanks, S. Bauer, S. Johnson, R. Ho- taling, D. Naillieux. THIRD ROW: K. Ganstrom, S. Nickel, J. Williams, P. Busby, L. Marcotte, S. Kroulik, D. Huff, T. Hop- kins, D. Chandler, D. Roberts, D. Paris, A. Tremblay, K. Rim- ovsky, J. Charbonneau, M. Yaksich, M. Lambert, M. Moore, L. Payton, J. Keam, J. Souchek, J. Marcotte, D. Folkerts, R. Wies- ner, L. Fredrickson, D. Shivers, S. Girard. SECOND ROW: D. Swenson, D. Spafford, N. Overstreet, J. Trost, D. Rittel, C. Craig, J. Snavely, J. Henry, G. Chartier, P. Heald, L. Wiltse, D. Holbert, A. Thornton, J. Otis, C. Richard, D. Lambert, S. Paul- sen, P. Vignery, J. Kearn, L. Samuelson, S. Harris, D. Hinson, P. Barleen, L. Swenson, R. Hamilton, F. Hanson. FRONT ROW: Mr. Bryan, C. Doyen, K. Naillieux, D. Demanett, D. Townsdin, K. Gieswein, C. Diers, S. Moates, M. Debolt, A. Alkire, L. Nel- son, S. Weigand, J. Blackburn, D. Burt, D. Cyphers, C. Greene, D. Cyphers, S. Johnston, M. Hanson, R. Moe, N. Townsend, M. Mel- hus, D. Fowler, D. Fleenor, H. Sackman, B. Heinen. Pianist: K. Cory. CHRISTENSEN OIL COMPANY 92 A Cappella Choir Continues To Earn I Rating At State Music Festival BACK ROW: D. Doyen, C. Craig, K. Christenson, D. Andrews, ]. Jewell, L. Gale, D. Carlow, G. Bryant, D. Harris, B. Shivers, L. Hanson, B. Carlgren, D. Shivers, J. Easter, G. Rasure. THIRD ROW: J. Ar- nold, B. Borst, J. Wilson, L. Hillman, T. Gibson, J. Bell, M. Reeves, S. Ghiacy, R. Hanson, R. Hotal- ing, M. Melhus, C. Trost, C. Richard. SECOND ROW: A. Thornton, D. Folkerts, B. Perry, C. Doyen, S. Hullsen, D. Chizek, D. Goodwin, M. Hepperly, C. Hamilton, K. Cory, R. Hanson, D. Lambert, D. Ras- ure. FRONT ROW: Mr. Bryan, M. Kalivoda, P. Black- burn, C. Diers, L. Fazel, S. Moates, K. Gieswein, R. Logan, B. Bryant, L. Marshall, M. Hanson, M. Mel- hus, H. Sackman, C. Greene. Pianist: M. Doyen. CONCORDIA LUMBER CO. 93 Boys' Glee Rates An BACK ROW: M. Reeves, B. Shivers, G. Bryant, D. Harris, S. Ghiacy. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Bryan, D. Goodwin, L. Marshall, J. Bell, L. Hanson, L. Gale. FRONT ROW: D. Hanson, B. Bryant, M. Hepperly, C. Hamilton, R. Logan, Pianist—Marsha Doyen. New Creation BACK: Marsha Doyen, Dirk Hanson, Mr. Bryan, Galen King. FRONT: Beth Emery, Brad Bryant, Dana Rasure, Mark Reeves, Rebecca Hanson, Chris Hamilton, Rachael Hanson, Greg Bryant, Debbie Andrews, Louis Hanson, Deanna Folkerts. 94 BACK ROW: C. Fahring, A. Thornton, S. Matthew, L. Gale, R. Walsh, M. Foster, D. Chaput, L. Hillman. MIDDLE ROW: M. Kalivoda, M. Melhus, J. Breault, C. Martin, S. Cailteux, C. Doyen, J. Blackburn. FRONT (ON FLOOR): S. Davis, L. Marshall, G. Hattan, P. Bankers. Play Cast Mrs. Howard V. LaRue III ... Carolyn Martin Carrie...................... Marla Kalivoda Sybil.......................... Jan Blackburn Ewa Lewis...................Alice Thornton Maude Lewis................. Connie Fahring Grace Lewis................. Sally Matthew Nelson.........................Paul Bankers Howay.......................... John Breault Chef (Ellsworth).................. Lee Gale Virgil...................... Larry Marshall Mimi........................ Susan Cailteux Dirty Joe .....................Doran Chaput Stinker........................Mimi Foster Poison Eddie Schellenbach .... Robert Walsh Mrs. Schellenbach ............ Linda Hillman First Policeman................Greg Hattan Second Policeman............... Steve Davis Mrs. McThing Ugly........... Melissa Melhus Mrs. McThing Beautiful.........Carol Doyen Director....................... Mr. Warren All School Play Mrs. McThing ABOVE: Mimi tries to convince Howay that the blue, blue mountains are more fun than the Shanty land Pool House. LEFT: Mr. Warren asks Mary Trude and Cindy Chaput not to eat the candy until the production is over. 95 Debate 1969—1970 Resolution-Resolved: that Congress should prohibit Unilateral United States Military Intervention in Foreign Countries. TOURNAMENT STANDINGS 1st Topeka Dana Rasure Becky Bramwell 1st Hoxie Dana Rasure Becky Bramwell 2nd Hoxie Jill Graham Pat Owensby 2nd Manhattan Jr. Dana Rasure Becky Bramwell 3rd Regional Dana Rasure Becky Bramwell Pat Owensby Daryl Koehn The squad of Dana Rasure and Becky Bramwell also placed 9th out of 60 teams at Abilene and 10th out of 70 teams at Manhattan High. BACK ROW: Mr. Long, R. Hansen, T. Cossel, D. Koehn, G. Rasure. FRONT ROW: A. Kalivoda, J. Graham, D. Rasure, P. Owensby, P. Johnson. 96 Forensics BACK ROW: L. Gale, P. Bankers, L. Ralston, D. Koehn, T. Cossel. MIDDLE ROW: L. Loveland, R. Hansen, J. Graham, M. Fleming, P. Owensby, G. Rasure, L. Barba, P. Johnson. FRONT ROW: D. Comeau. C. Just- yna, C. Martin, D. Rasure, M. Hanson, D. Hesser, J. Charbonneau, Mr. Long. TOURNAMENT STANDINGS Manhattan High 1st Informative Speaking Chapman (League) 2nd Oration 3rd Dramatic Interp. 4th Informative Speaking Manhattan (District) 1st Informative Speaking 1st Prose Reading 1st. Extemp. Speaking 1st. Dramatic Interp. 2nd Informative Speaking 2nd Dramatic Interp. 2nd Dramatic Interp. 2nd Oration 2nd Exterp. Speaking 2nd One Act Play Hays (State) 1st Prose 2nd Oration C. Justyna D. Rasure C. Martin D. Hesser C. Justyna L. Gale D. Rasure B. Bramwell D. Hesser J. Charbonneau C. Martin P. Owensby D. Koehn M. Fleming P. Bankers T. Cossel C. Justyna L. Gale D. Rasure 97 Lee Gale gives Dana Rasure a sample of the short story that won him a gold medal. Prom — Beautiful Evening In 'The Southern Gardens' Junior, Loretta Swenson, can hardly wait to show Prom to Senior date, Terry White. The 'mint Julips' served in the Southern Garden were very popular Prom night. The evening went quickly with laughter and the enjoyable band. 98 The Rising Sons , a seven piece show band, were enjoyed by everyone and provided beautiful entertainment. As everyone concentrated on their dancing, our wily photographer captured some interesting expressions. Karla Cory and Brice Leon stop to pose for a quick picture. 'The Rising Sons' Provide The Entertainment After much hard work on the part of the Juniors and con- siderable 'date hunting', the 1970 Prom was a great success. The theme, Southern Gardens, was fulfilled by using paper flowers and colored streamers to denote the garden. The sky was dark purple streamers hung with florescent stars. A mural of a southern mansion overlooked the gym and a fountain graced the center of the garden. Class president, Karla Cory, and sponser, Miss Boyd spent much time in organizing and we're sure they were well rewarded. 99 Baccalaureate Reverend Robert M. Fleenor of the First United Methodist Church addressed the graduates on Life's Style . Mr. Musick pronounced Marla Kalivoda valedictorian and Dana Rasure salutatorian of the Class of 1970. In spite of the rain, all graduates and many families and friends attended Baccalaureate Services. Graduation Delmer Harris, Terry White, Brenda Borst, Dana Rasure, and Marla Kali- voda were named as the Principal's Honor Scholars. All had averages of 3. 85 or above. Speakers for the Commence- ment Exercises were members of the graduating class. Chris Ham- ilton spoke for his classmates about WAR AND THE HUMAN SPIRIT and Marla Kalivoda en- titled her speech IN NEWNESS OF LIFE. The Class of 1970, in their red and white robes, await the presentation of their diplomas. 101 Graduation is also a time of honors. Among the students re- ceiving scholarships were Joyce Laman, Janet Snavely, and De- anna Folkerts who received their scholarships from Mr. Walter Morgan, who acted in behalf of the American Legion. Greg Hat- tan was selected to receive the Ray Culley Memorial Award for the best overall athelete for 1970, and Rick Yarnell was awarded the Ed Walters Free Throw' Champion Aw'ard. Senior Directory ROBERT ALEXANDER: Football 9; Track 9; Transfer Student 11. BELINDA ALLEN: FHA 10; Hurkaru Business Staff 11; B.E.C.K. Vice-President 12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11 LYNN ANDERSON JACQUE ARNOLD: Pep Club 9-10-11-12; Kayettes 9-10-11-12, Board 10; Student Council Secretary 10, Treas- urer 12; Cheerleader 12; Debate 9; Forensics 9; National Forensics League 9; Homecoming Attendant 12; Band 9-10-11; Dance Band 9-10-11; Pep Band 10-11; A Cappella 9-10-11-12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11-12; Girls' En- semble 9; French Club 10-11; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 11; Twirler 9-10-11; Solo 11; Girls' Track 9-10-11-12. LINDA BARBA: Pep Club 9-10-11; Girls' State 11; Cheerleader 9-10-11; Forensics 11-12; Homecoming Attend- ant 11; Play 11; Class President 9; Class Vice-President 10; Girls' Glee 9-10-11; Ensemble 11; Twirler 10- Drum Majorette 11; Transfer Student 12. BETH BARLEEN: Pep Club 9; FHA 9; Band 9-10-11; Pep Band 9-10; Track 9; Girls' Glee 9; Triple Trio 9; Mixed Choir 9; Transfer Student 11. 102 JAMES BELL: B.E.C.K. 12; Operators' Club 9-10-11-12; FTA 9; Photography Club 9-10-11-12; Panther Staff 11; Play Crew 9-10-11-12; A Cappclla 9-10-11-12; Boys' Glee 9-10-11; Lighting Technician 9-10-11-12. RICHARD BIEKER: Track 10; Wrestling 9; B.E.C.K. 12. ED BLACK: Track 9-10; Key Club 11; Play 11; Cross Country 12; Wrestling 12. PAM BLACKBURN: Student Council 9-10-11, Secretary 12; Pep Club 9-10-11, Treasurer 11; Kayettes 9-10-11- 12; FTA 10; Panther Staff 11; Band 9-10-11; Dance Band 9-10-11; Girls' Track 10; A Cappella 9-10-11-12; Girls' Glee 9-10; Ensemble 9-10; Art Club 11-12, President 11. RON BLOCHLINGER: Football 9-10; Track 9-10-11; Wrestling 9. VICKI BOHLING: Pep Club 9-10-11-12; Kayettes 9-10-11-12; B.E.C. K. Parliamentarian 12; Forensics 11; FTA 10-11; Photography Club 10; Play 11; Class Secretary 10; Class Treasurer 9; Girls' Glee 9-10-11-12; Art Club 9-10; French Club 9-10-11. BRENDA BORST: Pep Club 10-11; Kayettes 11-12, Board 12; Student Council 9; Science Club 11-12, Secretary 12; Play 11; Class Vice-President 12; A Cappella 12; Girls' Glee 11-12; Mixed Chorus 10; Transfer Student 11. HILAIRE BREAULT: FFA 10-11. RICHARD BREAULT: Operators' Club 10; Photography Club 10; Science Club 11-12; Football 9; Basketball 9; Track 11; Cross Country 11, 12; Tennis 12; C-Club 12; Key Club 10-11. MARIO BRICHALU: Football 12; Basketball 9; Wrestling 12; Key Club 11-12. NANCY BRUNELL: Pep Club 9-10; Kayettes 10; Track 9; Girls' Glee 9-10-11; Art Club 10-11-12. GREG BRYANT: Hurkaru Business Staff 9-10; FTA 10-11-12, Historian 12; Photography Club 9; Science Club 11- 12, President 12; Band 9-10-11-12, President 9, Vice-President 12; Dance Band 10-11-12; Pep Band 10-11-12; Plays 9-10-11; A Cappella 9-10-11-12; Boys' Glee 9-10-11-12; Singers 10; New Creation 11-12; Art Club 9-10, Secretary 9; French Club 9-10, Vice-President 9; Brotherhood Trio 11-12. MAC CAMPBELL: Panther Staff 12; Football 9-10-11; Track 9; Tennis 10; Class Vice-President 9. GWEN CHARTIER: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayettes 9-10-11-12, Board 9; FTA 12; Panther Editor 11; Band 9-10-11- 12; Girls' Glee 9-10-12. DAVID CLARK: Track 11; B.E.C.K. Historian 12. DEAN CLARK: Wrestling 9-10. MIKE CLEVELAND: Boys' State Alternate 11; FFA 9-10-11-12, President 12, Sentinel 11; Operators' Club 10-11; Play Crew 11; Boy's Glee 9-10; Spanish Club 9-10; Key Club 10-11. JERRY COLLETTE: Football 9-10-11-12; Track 2 yeare. DONNA COMEAU: Pep Club 9-10-11; Forensics 12; Panther Staff 12; Play Crew 11; Girls' Glee 9-10-11; Trans- fer Student 12. LWEDA COOK: Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Board 11; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 10; FTA 10-11; Play Crew 11; Girls' Glee 9-10-11-12; Girls' Ensemble 10; Art Club 10-11; Spanish Club 9; French Club 11-12. ALBERTA COURVILLE: Pep Club 9-10-11-12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11; Flag Twirler 11; Transfer Student 12. STEVE CULBERTSON: FTA 9; Band 9-10-11-12; Dance Band 9-10-11-12; Pep Band 9-10-11; Football 9-10-11; Basketball 9-10-11-12, Captain 12; Cross Country 12; Tennis 9-10-11-12, Co-Captain; Spanish Club 9-10; C-Club 11-12; Key Club 10— 11—12, Vice-President 12. JANICE DELFORGE: Pep Club 10-11; FHA 9-10-11; B.E.C.K. 12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11; Girls' Track 9-10-11. GARY DEMANETTE BRENDA DENEAULT: Pep Club 10-11; FHA 9-10; Girls' Glee 9-10-11; Track 9; B.E.C.K. RON DENEALT: Student Council 9; Panther Staff 12; Band 9-10-11-12; President 11; Dance Band 12; Play 11- Basketball 10-11; Transfer Student 12. GARY DIEBEL: Student Council 11-12; Science Club 11; Football 9-10-11; Basketball 9-10; Track 9-10-11- Art Club 9; Spanish Club 9; C-Club 9-10-11-12; Key Club 9-10. CAROLYN DIERS: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayettes 9-10-11; FHA 9; B.E.C.K. 12; FTA 9-10-11-12; Band 9-10-11; Pep Band 11; A Cappella 10-11-12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11-12; Girls' Ensemble 9; Spanish Club 9. 103 CHARLES DIXON: Football 9-10; Basketball 9-10; Tennis 11-12; Class Treasurer 12; Transfer Student 11. RITA DORMAN: Pep Club 9-10-11, Secretary 10;B.E. C.K. 12, Secretary 12; Homecoming Attendant 11; Play Crew 11; Class Secretary 10; Class Treasurer 11; Cheerleader 10-11; Transfer Student 12. MARSHA DOYEN: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayettes 9-10-11-12, Board 9-10; FTA 10-11; Band 10-11, Secretary 11; Pep Band 10-11; Play Crew 12; Class Secretary 11; A Cappella 9-10-11-12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11; Singers 10; New Creation 12; Art Club 9-10-11-12, Secretary 10; French Club 9-10-11. BRAD DUTTON: Football 9-10; Track 9-10; Wrestling 9; Key Club 11-12. DENISE DUTTON: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayettes 9-10-11; FHA 9-10; Hurkaru 9; Girls' Glee 9-10-11-12. RICHARD EAKINS: Operators' Club 10-11; Football 9-10; Wrestling 9-10; Tennis 9-10. DAVID EVERITT: FTA 9; Science Club 12; Play Crew 11; Football 9-10; Track 9; A Cappella 9-10-11; Boys' Glee 9-10; Key Club 10-11. CONNIE FAHRINC: Pep Club 9-10-11-12; Kayettes 9-10-11; FTA 11; Play 11-12; Track 9-10; Girls' Glee 9-10- 11; Spanish Club 9-10. DEBBIE FLEENOR: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayette Board 12; FHA 10-11; Band 9-10-11-12; Play 9; Girls' Glee 12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11; Transfer 12. DEANNA FOLKERTS: Pep Club 9-10-11-12; Kayettes 9-10-11-12, Board 12; Band 9-10-11-12, Secretary 12; Treasurer 11; Pep Band 9-10-11-12; A Cappella 11-12; Girls' Glee 11; New Creation 12; Transfer Student 10. MIMI FOSTER: Pep Club 9-10-11-12, President 12; Kayette Board 9-10-11; Girls' State 11; Student Council 9; Homecoming Queen 12; FTA Secretary 9; Band 9-10-12, Treasurer 12; Pep Band 9-10-12; Plays 11-12; Class President 11; Class Vice-President 11; Girls' Glee 9; Spanish Club 9-11, Vice-President 10. LEE GALE: Forensics 12; FTA 9-10-11-12; Band 9-10; Plays 11-12; Basketball Manager 9-10-11-12; A Cappella 10- 11-12; Boys' Glee 10-11-12; French Club 9. GREG GALLAGHER: B.E.C.K. 12; Play 11; Boys' Glee 12; Transfer Student 12. SABOUR GHIACY: Student Council Honorary Member 12; Science Club 12; Tennis 12; A Cappella 12; Boys' Glee 12; Powder Puff Football King 12; American Field Service Exchange Student from Afghanistan. TAUNYA GIBSON: Pep Club 10-11; Kayettes 9-10-11, Board 11; Hurkaru Editoral Staff 10; FTA 12; Science Club 11- 12; Band 9-10-11-12; A Cappella 10-11-12; Dance Band 12; Girls' Glee 9-10; Girls' Ensemble 9-10. KENT GIESWEIN: FTA 9-10-11-12; Science Club 11; Band 9-10-11-12; Pep Band 10-11-12; Play 9; A Cappella 10- 11-12; Boys' Glee 10-11-12; Art Club 9-10-11-12; Secretary 9-12; Spanish Club 9. MARK GILLAN: Play Crew 11; Football 9-10; Basketball 9-10-11; Track 9-10-11; Cross Country 11; C-Club 11-12 Secretary 12; Key Club 11-12. ROBERT GIRARD: Play 11; Football 9-10; Basketball 9-10; Track 9; Wrestling Manager 11-12; Cross Country 11; Boys' Glee 9; Ensemble 9; Transfer Student 12. BARBARA GOCKE: B.E.C.K. President 12; State Treasurer of OEA of Kansas; Transfer Student 12. CAROLE GREENE: Pep Club 9-10-11-12; Kayettes 9-10-11-12; FHA 10; Play Crew 12; A Cappella 12; Girls' Glee 9- 10-11-12; Art Club 9-10. PAT HAGER: Pep Club 9-10-11; FHA 11-12; Band 9-10; Girls' Glee 9. JIM HAMEL: Band Vice-President 10; Football 9-10-11-12; Basketball 9-10-11-12; Track 9-11; Key Club 12; Transfer Student 10. JANICE HAMEL: Pep Club 9-10-11; FHA 11-12; B.E.C.K. 12; Band 9-10; Girls' Glee 9-10; Transfer Student 11. CHRIS HAMILTON: Student Council 11-12; Science Club 11-12; Band 9-10-11-12; President 12; Pep Band 9-10- 11- 12; Stage Band 11-12; Football 9-10-11-12, Co-Captain 12; Track 9-10-11-12; Wrestling 9-12; Class Pres- ident 10; A Cappella 9-10-11-12; Boys' Glee 9-10-11-12; New Creation 12; Brotherhood Trio 11-12; C-Club 11-12. ROGER HANSEN: FFA 9-11-12, Vice-President 11; Debate 12; Forensics 12; Football 9-11-12; Basketball 9. LOUIS HANSON: Student Council 10, Vice-President 12; Science Club 12; Band 9-10-11-12; President 11; Dance Band 9-10-11-12; Pep Band 9-10-11-12; Play 9; Play Crew 10-11-12; Football 9-10-11-12; Track 9- 10- 11-12; Wrestling 9-10-11; A Cappela 9-10-11-12; Boys' Glee 9-10-11-12; New Creation 11-12; C-Club; Key Club 10-11-12. 104 DEL HARRIS: Boys' State 11; Hurkaru Business Manager 12; FTA 9-10-11-12; Science Club 11-12; Band 9-10-11- 12; Pep Band 11-12; Play 10; Play Crew 11; A Cappella 10-11-12; Boys' Glee 10-11-12; Art Club 9-10; Treas- urer 10; French Club 9-10; Merit Semi-finalist; Summerfield Scholarship Winner. GLADYS HATFIELD: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayettes 9-10; B.E.C.K. 12; FHA 9-10; Panther Staff 11; Girls' Glee 9-10-11. GREG HATTAN: Debate 10; FTA 9-10-11-12, Treasurer 11-12; Band 9; Plays 11-12; Football 9-10; Basketball 9« Track 9-10-11-12; Wrestling 10-11-12; Cross Country 10-11-12; C-Club 10-11 -12; Key Club 10. NANCY HAVEL: Pep Club 10-11-12; Kayettes 10-11-12; FHA 9-10; Hurkaru 10-11; B.E.C.K. 12; Panther Staff 11; Band 9-10; Girls' Glee 9-10. JANET HENRY: Pep Club 9-10-11-12; Kayettes 10-11-12, Board 11; FHA 9; FTA 12; Girls' Glee 10-11-12; Girls' T rack 12. MIKE HEPPERLY: FTA 10-11-12; Football 9-10-11-12; Basketball 9-10-11; Track 9-11-12; Golf 10; A Cappella 12; Boys' Glee 11-12; C-Club 11-12; Key Club 11. CHERYL HESS: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayettes 10; FHA 9-10-11; Hurkaru Business Staff 11; B.E.C. K. 12; Girls' Vj ICC «7— IV — 1 X— 1L. LINDA HILLMAN: Pep Club 10-11-12, Vice-President 12; Kayettes 10-11, Board 11; Panther Staff 12; Play 12; Play Crew 11; A Cappella 12; Girls' Glee 10-11-12; Spanish Club 11; Transfer Student 10. GARY HOBBIE: Football 9-10-11; Basketball 9-10; Tennis 9-10-11-12; Art Club 10. STEVE HORKMAN: Panther Staff 12; Football Manager 10-11-12; Track Manager 11-12; Art Club 9-10-11. DANIEL HUFF: Band 9-10; Football 9; Basketball 9-10; Track 9-10; Cross Country 10; Boys Glee 9-10; Transfer OLUUvlll 1 1 • TOM HUTCHINSON: Photography Club 9-10-11; Panther Staff 11; Band 9-10; Football 9-10; Wrestling 9; Tennis 9; Traffic Club 11. DIANE ISTAS: Pep Club 9-10-11; Play 11; Class Vice-President 11; French Club 12. NANCY JOHNSON: Pep Club 9-10-11-12; Kayettes 9-10-11; B.E.C. K. 12; Cheerleader 9-10-11-12; Forensics 10; Homecoming Attendant 12; Concordia Relay Queen 9-10-11; FTA 9-10; Panther Staff 11; Band 9; Play 11; Track 9-10-11; A Cappella 9-10-11-12; Art Club 9-10. SHIRLEY JOHNSON: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayettes 9-10-11; FHA 9-10-11; Girls' Glee 9-10-11. TOM JOHNSON: Football 9-10-11-12; Basketball 9-10; Track 9-10; Golf 10-11; Boys' Glee 9-10; Transfer OLUUCIU It.. BRUCE JOHNSTON: Band 9-10-11-12; Pep Band 11-12; Football 9-10-11-12, Co-Captain 12; Basketball 9-10- 11; Track 9-10-11-12; Cross Country 11; A Cappella 9-10-11-12; Boys' Glee 9- 10- 11-12; C-Club 10-11-12; Key Club 9. CHRISTINE JUSTYNA: Pep Club 9-10-11; Girls' State Alternate 11; Student Council 10; Cheerleader 9-10-11, Head 11; Forensics 11-12; Homecoming Attendant 12; Panther Staff 12; Band 9; Play 11; Track 9; Class Secre- tary 10-11; Girls' Glee 9-11; Ensemble 9-11; Voice of Democracy Winner 11; Transfer Student 12. Head 11; Forensics 11-12; Homecoming Attendant 12; Panther Staff 12; Band 9; Play 11; Track 9; Class Secre- tary 10-11; Girls' Glee 9-11; Ensemble 9-11; Voice of Democracy Winner 11; Transfer Student 12. MARLA KALIVODA: Kayettes 9-10-11-12; FHA 9-10; FTA 11-12, Secretary 12; Science Club 11-12; Panther Staff 11; Play 12; A Cappella 10-11-12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11; Girls' Ensemble 10; Spanish Club 9; French Club 12. JANE KEARN: Kayettes 11-12; FTA 11-12; Class Secretary 12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11-12; Art Club 10; Spanish Club 9-10; FFA Sweetheart Candidate. GALEN KING: Hurkaru 10; FTA 11-12; Photography Club 11; Science Club 11-12, Vice-President 12; Band 9-10- 11-12, Librarian 12; Dance Band 11-12; Pep Band 9-10-11-12; Cross Country 9; A Cappella 9-10-11 -12, Lib- rarian 9-11-12; Boys' Glee 9-10-11-12; Singers 9-10; New Creation 11-12; Mixed Ensemble 11; Boys' Ensem- ble 9; Art Club 11; Lions' Band 11. JOYCE LA MAN: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayettes 9-10-11; B.E.C.K. 12; FTA 11; Science Club 11; Band 9-10-11; Pep Band 10-11; Girls' Glee 9-10-11. 105 FRED LARSEN: FFA 9-10-11, Reporter 11; Football 9-10; Wrestling 9. JAMES LARSEN: Photography Club 9; Basketball 9; Cross Country 9. DON LIEDTKE: Student Council 11; Science Club 12; Football 9-10-11-12, Co-Captain 12; Basketball 9: Track 9- 10-11-12; C-Club 11-12, President 12. ' RON LOGAN: FTA 12; Science Club 12; Band 9-10; Dance Band 10; Pep Band 9; Football Trainer 10-11-12; Bas- ketball Trainer 9-10-11-12; Track Trainer 10-11-12; A Cappella 10-11-12; Boys' Glee 10-11-12; Spanish Club 9; C-Club 12. P ALAN LUECKE: Student Council 9-10-11; Science Club 10; Band 9-10; Dance Band 9-10; Pep Band 9-10 Play Crew 9-10-11; Football 9-10; Track 9-10-11-12; Cross Country 11-12; C-Club 11-12, Vice-President 12; Key Club 9. 7 ROSALEA N AGAW: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayettes 9-10-11; FHA 9-11; Band 9-10-11; Pep Band 9-10-11- Girls' Glee 10. JANICE MARCOTTE: Pep Club 10-11-12; Kayettes 10-11-12; FTA 10-11-12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11-12; French Club 9-10. LINDA MARCOTTE: Pep Club 9-10-11; Band 9-10; Girls' Glee 9-10-11-12; Transfer Student 12. CAROLYN MARTIN: Pep Club 9-10-11-12; FHA 12; Cheerleader 9-10; Wrestling Cheerleader 12; Forensics 12- FTA 12; Panther Staff 12; Play 12; Track 11; Class Treasurer 9; Transfer Student 11. MARILYN MARTIN: Pep Club 9-10-11; B.E.C.K. 12; Class Secretary 10; Track 9-10; Girls' Glee 9; Transfer Student 11. CATHY MCDANIEL: Pep Club 9-10-11-12; Kayettes 10-11; FHA 9-10-11, Board 10; B.E.C.K. Vice-President 12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11-12; Spanish Club 9. DARA MCDANIEL: Pep Club 9-10-11; FHA 11-12, Secretary 12; Band Twirler 10; Girls' Glee 9; Transfer Student KATHY MCMENOMEY: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayette Board 10-11; B.E.C.K. 12; Transfer Student 12. MARION MC MI LIT AN: FFA 10-11-12, District Secretary 12, Club Reporter 12; Transfer Student 12. JOE MINARD: Football 9; Track 9; Wrestling 9-10; Cross Country 10-11; Tennis 10; Class President 9; 10- 11-12; Key Club 11-12, Secretary-Treasurer 12. ’X0,1?1’ 9-10-1 Kaye«es 1: FHA 9-10-11-12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11-12. LARRY NELSON: Basketball 9; Track 9; Cross Country 9. MORpTNprn DPePr-?ubo9-L0-,ll! !5ayettes 10; FHA 9-1°; Girls' Glee 11-12; Spanish Club 9-10-11. RFTSY PFrKS : Science Club 12i Girls' G1 e 11; Spanish Club 9-10-11. 7, Glub 9-11i Kayettes 9-10-11; Vocal Ensemble 9-10-11; Art Club 10-11-12; Play Crew 11-FTA 11; Girls' Glee 12. ’ BARBARA PERRY: Pep Club 11; A Cappella 12; Art Club 12; Transfer Student 12. DEBBIE PLETCHER: Kayettes 11; FHA 11. nATHY PEOWNIAN: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayettes 9-10; FHA 9-10-11; Hurkaru Business Staff 9-10-11; Girls' Glee 9-10-11; French Club 9-10. DAVID PRICE DANA RASURE: Pep Club 9-10- C-Club 9- MARK REEVES: Hurkaru Business Staff 9-10; Student Council 10; Debate 11; FTA 11-12, Secretary 11 Vice- Slub 9; Science Club HjBand 9-10; Plays 9-10-11; A Cappella 9-10-llj Boys' Glee 1 ?« %«« Sln8ers 9-10; New Creation 12; Brotherhood Trio 11-12; Art Club 10-11-12, Treasurer 11; French Club 10-11, Treasurer 11. 9 CAROL WCHARD: Pep Club 9-10-11-12; Kayettes 9-10-11-12; Cheerleader 9-10-11-12; Homecoming Attend- n 2cl ,7 o! Pho Phy G1“b 9: 9-10-11; Pep Band 9; Play Crew 11; Class Treasurer 11; A Cap- Pella 9-10-11-12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11-12; Singers 9-10. H 106 DIANA RITTEL: Pep Club 9-10-11-12; Kayettes 9-10-11; Band 9; Play Crew 12; Girls Glee 9-10-11-12; Spanish Club 9. DON ROSS: FFA 9-10; Football 9-10-11-12; Track 9; Wrestling 9-10-11-12; C-Club 10-11-12; Key Club 9- 10-11-12. TOM RUNGE: Student Council Treasurer 9; Football 9-10-11-12; Basketball 10-11-12; Track 9-10-11-12; Class President 12; Boys' Glee 9; C-Club 11-12; Key Club 12. BRAD RUNYAN: Track 11. MARCIA SHARP: B.E.C.K. 12. JANET SNAVELY: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayettes 9-10-11-12; Debate 9; FTA 12; Band 9-10-11-12; Pep Band 9-10- 11-12; Track 12; Girls' Glee 9-10-12. BRENDA SNYDER: Pep Club 9-10; Kayettes 9-10-11; FHA 9-10; Hurkaru Business Staff 11; B. E.C. K. 12; FTA 11; Girls’ Glee 10-11. JOHN STRAIT: Football 9-11; Track 9; Wrestling 9. DEBBIE SULANKA: Pep Club 9-10-11, Secretary 11; Play 11; Girls' Glee 9-10; Homecoming Basketball Attend- ant 12; French Club 12. KAREN SWENSON: Pep Club 9-10-11; Kayettes 9-10-11; FHA 9-10-11; Girls' Glee 9-10; Spanish Club 9; B.E.C.K. 12. KENT THOMAN: B.E.C.K. 12; A Cappella 9-10; Boys' Glee 9-10-11; Art Club 9-10. ANN THORNE: Pep Club 9-10; Kayettes 9-10; Student Council 11-12; B.E.C.K. Treasurer 12; FTA 10; Girls' Glee 9-11. KATHYRN TOWNSDIN: Pep Club 9-10-11; FHA 9-10-11-12; Hurkaru Business Staff 10-11; Panther Staff 12; Girls' Glee 10-11-12; Spanish Club 9; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 10; Track 9. JEAN TROST: Pep Club 11-12; FTA 9-10-11; Play Crew 12; Girls' Glee 10-11-12. MICKEY TROST: FFA 9-10-11-12, Treasurer 12; Basketball 9; Track 10. PAM TURLEY: Pep Club 10-11; Kayettes 9-10-11; FHA 9-10-11; B.E.C.K. 12; Band 9-10; Track 10; Girls' Glee 10-11-12. JOHN VALCOURE: Student Council 10-11; Play 11; Football 9-10; Basketball 9-11; Track 9; Class President 10; Boys' Glee 10- 11. PERRY VALCOURE: FFA 11-12; Football 9-10; Basketball 9-10. DAVID VIGNERY: Football 9-11-12; Track 9-10-11-12; Wrestling 9-10-11-12; Crosscountry 10; Class Secretary 9; C-Club 10-11-12. ROBERT WALSH: FFA 12; Play 12; Play Crew 11; Art Club 12; French Club 12. RICHARD WEAVER TERRY WHITE: Boys' State 11; Student Council President 12; FTA 9-11-12; Football 9; Basketball 9-10; Cross Country 10-11; Tennis 9-10-11-12; Class Secretary 9; C-Club 11-12; Key Club 10; FCA 9-10-11-12. ELLEN WIESNER: FHA 11. SHERRY WRIGHT: Pep Club 9; Kayettes 9-10-11-12; FHA 9-10-11; Panther Staff 12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11; Art Club 12. RICK YARNELL: Student Council 9; FTA 11-12; Photography Club 10-11; Play Crew 11; Football 9; Basketball 9-10-11-12; Cross Country 10-11-12; Boys' Glee 9-10; Spanish Club 9; C-Club 10-11-12; Treasurer 12. CLAUDIA YOUNG: Pep Club 10-11; Kayettes 10-11; FHA 9-10; B.E.C.K. 12; Girls' Glee 9-10-11-12. 107 1970 Senior Class Will I, BOB ALEXANDER, do will and bequeath my outstanding ability to graduate after only four years of high school to my brother, Ed. I, BELINDA ALLEN, do will and bequeath my quiet ways and manners to the girls of '73 . I, LYNN ANDERSON, being of sound mind and body do will to Gary Holbert all the knowledge and wisdom I received while in Mr. Wentz’s Auto Mechanics Class. I, JACKIE, JACKI, JACQUE ARNOLD, being of sound mind and little less body, do will my ability to spell my name to Susan Kelter, Calteux, Cailteux. I, LINDA BARBA, do will and bequeath my happy days away from CHS to Marcia Fleming. I, BETH BARLEEN, do NOT will and bequeath my Carl to anyone. I, JAMES BELL, do will and bequeath my feet to Brent Shivers so that he can come and go when the teachers beckon without taking time to turn around. I, RICHARD BIEKER, do will all my left-over parts in Auto Mechanics to Roger Mosher. I, EDWARD BLACK, do solemnly will Undersheriff Loren Kasper to Dale (Bumblebee) Busby. I, PAM BLACKBURN, don’t care. I, RON BLOCHLINGER, do will my fishing abilities to Dennis Jackson. I, VICKI BOHLING, do will and bequeath the freshmen girls to anyone who wants a big fat mess. I, BRENDA BORST, do will and bequeath my ability to make black and yellow' pillows to Anita Tremblay. I, HILAIRE BREAULT, solemnly will the third stool to the left in the Aurora Cafe to Ace Demanette. I, RICHARD BREAULT, do will my chair in the cafeteria to Debbie Fowler, Kae Goodwin, Nancy Town- send, and Melissa Melhus. I, MARIO BRICHALLI, do leave my hot temper, my pride, and my sophomore girl to anyone who swings a bigger fist than I do. I, NANCY BRUNELL, do will and bequeath my single life to Mary Canfield. I, GREG BRYANT, do will and bequeath my amazing ability to take advantage of foreigners to Rebecca Hanson. I, MAC CAMPBELL, do leave my sound and fully covered mind to Mr. Baumann. I, GWEN CHARTIER, do will old crud , my '52 Chevy to Marilyn Hager. I, DAVE CLARK, do solemnly will and bequeath my knowledge of professional turkey racing to John (Tur- key) Loveseth. I, DEAN CLARK, do will and bequeath my powers as a lover to Mr. Nelson. I, MIKE CLEVELAND, do will and bequeath my (sexy?) glasses to John Breault. Take 'em away John baby. I, JERRY COLLETTE, do leave my fifth stool at the Aurora Cafe to Ruth Clark. I, DONNA COMEAU, do will my intelligence to my sister Debbie and to my other sister, Deanna, the same. That really isn't much to hand down. I, LaVEDA COOK, do leave my ability to lock bumpers to Loretta Sw'enson. I, ALBERTA COURVILLE, do will and bequeath my babysitting ability to Kris Rimovsky. I, STEVE CULBERTSON, do will my sideburns and long hair to Mike Lesperance and next year's basketball team. I, JANICE DELFORGE, do will and bequeath my diamond to Joyce Charbonneau because I don't need it anymore. I, GARY DEMANETT, do will my baggy socks to Kathy Ganstrom. I, BRENDA DENEAULT, do leave CHS with the sincere hope that next year's seniors have as much fun as the Class of '70 did. I, RON DENEAULT, do leave my bright, cheery smile to Joe Walgren. I, GARY DIEBEL, do will my mod glasses and the hair on the left side of my head to Coach Tacha. The re- maining hair will be left to next year's basketball team because Culbertson's didn't go around. I, CAROLYN DIERS, do hereby will all my thanks and appreciation to my family, teachers, and friends who have helped me greatly through the years. I, CHARLES DIXON, do will my won't to anyone who doesn't have the will power to want it. I, RITA DORMAN, do will and bequeath my short dresses to Beth Carlgren. I, MARSHA DOYEN, do will my plumbing ability to Ginni Stortz in hopes that she might also reap the Fringe Benefits of the profession. I, BRAD DUTTON, do will Carl Clintsman to Dennis Jackson. I, DENISE DUTTON, do will and bequeath my speaking ability to Mr. Long. I, RICHARD EAKINS, do leave the future government students to Mr. Nelson I, DAVID EVERITT, do will my super sofa to all boys who think they're man enough. I, CONNIE FAHRING, do leave to Beth Carlgren my promptness in making play cues on time. 108 I, DEBBIE FLEENOR, do leave to Donna Swenson all my books on Growing Tall use them carefully and then you can be a big junior. I, DEANNA FOLKERTS, do leave my honor pass to Mark Swiercinsky so that he can go home during 6th hour and watch soap operas. I, MIMI FOSTER, do will and bequeath the ability to cope with tape players to Loretta Swenson. I, LEE GALE, do leave my ability to pick roommates at FTA convention to John Morgan. I, GREG GALLAGHER, do will my beer can ring chain to decorate next year's Christmas tree. I, TAUNYA GIBSON, do will my seat in the annex to one of next year's couples. I, KENT GIESWEIN, do leave my place on the weight lifting team to Steve Bauer. I, GOOSE GILLAN, do will and bequeath my naturally curly hair and weird glasses to Wayne Fowler. I, BOB GIRARD, will my Rambler to Charley, he needs another one. I, SABOUR GHIACY, do will and bequeath my amazing ability to take advantage of the natives to Helen Sackman. I, BARBARA GOCKE, do will and bequeath my luck to next years DE class, give Mr. Trueblood a run for his money. I, CAROLE GREENE, do leave my ability to get along with teacher's sons to Karla Cory. I, PAT HAGER, do leave my driving ability to my sister Marilyn because she hasn't learned how to hold it yet. I, JANICE HAMEL, do will a box of band-aids to Debbie Paris. I, JIM HAMEL, do leave my body of steel and otherwise to Joe Walgren. I, CHRIS HAMILTON, do leave my hamburger to anyone who can eat it. I, ROGER HANSEN, do will the ability to imitate frogs, pigs, cows, bass, catfish, and walleye to Malcolm Morgan. I, LOUIS HANSON, being of heaving chest, glazed eyes, and rubbery legs, do leave my NCKL championship to anyone crazy enough to be a distance man for four sweaty years. I, DELMER HARRIS, do bequeath my pigeon feet to Carl Meats. I, GLADYS HATFIELD, do will and bequeath my long, beautiful, silky, clean hair to Mary Trude. I, GREG HATTAN, do bequeath to posterity my fastest pin record and related ability for fakes and take- downs to Raymond Waite. I, NANCY HAVEL, do will and bequeath the ability to be a nice girl all the time to the freshman girls. I, JANET HENRY, do will the ability to wear my hair long after weekends to Debbie Hunnicutt. I, MIKE HEPPERLY, do will my all-American ability to be a man to David Darby. I, SHERYL HESS, do will and bequeath a box of band-aids to Mary Canfield so she won't have borrow Debbie's. I, LINDA HILLMAN, do will and bequeath the ability to tell Polock jokes to study hall teachers to Janet Souchek, Sue Cailteux, and Pat Owensby. They're the spice of life. I, GARY HOBBIE, do will my ability to get along with Mr. Tacha to next year's senior couples. I, STEVE HORKMAN, do will and bequeath my ability to please Mr. Baumann to Homer Anderson. I, DANIEL HUFF, do leave the ability to pass government to any student who needs help. I, TOM HUTCHINSON, do will the ability to drive on icy streets to Driver's Education class. I, DIANE ISTAS, do will and bequeath the ability to get my bookkeeping practice set completed on time to next year's bookkeeping class. I, JAMES JOHNSON, do will and bequeath my brain to anyone who hasn't got a mind for themselves. I, NANCY JOHNSON, of sounder mind and sturdier body than four years ago, do will my will power to Becky Hanson and all my experience to the girls of the class of '73. I, SHIRLEY JOHNSON, do will and bequeath my abilities to anyone who wants them. I, TOM JOHNSON, do will my ability to think up excuses to get out of school to anybody who thinks they need it. I, BRUCE JOHNSTON, do will my passionate drives to Coach Tacha and the golf team. I, CHRIS JUSTYNA, do will my ability to get along with all the teachers to Floyd Anderson. I, MARIA KALJVODA, of body and quite a bit more mind, leave my ability to complain to the teachers to Laurence Coker. I, JANE KEARN, do will my ability to get along with Mike Hepperly to Wayne Fowler. I, GALEN KING, do leave my wide open parking stall in Turkey Lane to Everitt Mendenhall. I, JOYCE LAMAN, do will my homeroom attendance record to future members of Mr. Trueblood's class. I, FRED LARSEN, do leave my seat in government class to any lucky that gets it. I, JAMES LARSEN, do leave my undershirt to the freshman girls. I, DON LIEDTKE, do will the ability to cram all my gold medals into nook and cranny to Carl Meats. I, RON LOGAN, do will my ability to tape anything from ankles to mouths to Kris Rimovsky. I, ALAN LUECKE, do will my sound mind and body to Pegg Owensby. 109 I, ROSALEA MAGAW, leave my green tennis shoes to Miss Dwerlkotte. I, JANICE MARCOTTE, do will my ability to drive the Zapper to Debbie Hunnicutt. I, LINDA MARCOTTE, do leave my ability to make ceramics to Mr. Thompson. I, CAROLYN MARTIN, do will and bequeath my ability to put up with my twin for 18 years to Rachael and Rebecca Hanson. I, MARILYN MARTIN, do will and bequeath the ability to do the Funky Chicken to Debbie Slater, in order that she may better herself. I, CATHY McDANIEL, do will and bequeath the ability to be good and still have a good time at BECK con- ventions to next year's BECK club. I, DARA McDANIEL, do will my petite body to Carl Meats. I, KATHY McMENOMEY, do will my height (all of it) to Earl. I, MARION McMILLAN, do will my Winchester Cathedral album to next year's senior English classes. I, JOE MINARD, do leave my bubblegum to Brent Shivers. I, CINDY NAILUEUX, do leave my ex-boyfriends to Pat Day. I, LARRY NELSON, do leave all my love letters to Mr. Nelson. I, JOREEN PARKER, do leave my sunflower seeds to Mr. Long. I, NORA PAULSEN, do will and bequeath my power of studying under all conditions in homeroom to Sandra. I, BETSY PECK, do will and bequeath the ability to have successful birthday parties to Larry Loveland. I, BARBARA PERRY, do will my ability on first dates to Jenice Easter. I, DEBBIE PLETCHER, do hereby leave my husband Glenn—on second thought, I'd better take him with me. I, KATHY PLOWMAN, do hereby leave my red bird to Theresa Metro, she knows how to handle all that power. I, DAVID PRICE, do leave my hair to George Freeman. I, DANA RASURE, do will and bequeath my 879th penquin to Carol Doyen so she w'on't get lonely at night. I, MARK REEVES, do leave the voice of North Central Kansas to Karla Cory so she can do some real broadcasting. I, CAROL RICHARD, being of sound mind since I'm leaving CHS, do will and bequeath all my short dresses and my bottle of Emeraude to anyone who wants to disrupt Chemistry class. I, DIANA RITTLE, will the ability to get along with Clyde boys to Jenice Easter. I. DON ROSS, do will my ability to the juniors because I think I have enough to go around. I, TOM RUNGE, do leave my skunk to Mr. Nelson. I, BRAD RUNYAN, do will my Republican campaign button to Mr. Nelson. I, MARCIA SHARP, do will and bequeath my working abilities to Lana Blochlinger. I, JANET SNAVELY, do will my ability to TRIP over the finish line to Neva Turner. I, BRENDA SNYDER, do will and bequeath my ability to sit on the witness stand to Christine Trost. I, JOHN STRAIT, do will the ability to trade cars every two months to Lyle Gray. I, DEBBIE SULANKA, will my good fortune to make so many friends to all new students next year. Also to those who lack the courage, I leave the ability to skip classes at least once during the year—you'll never regret it. I, KAREN SWENSON, do will my ability to work with children to Neva Turner. I, KENT THOMAN, do leave my class ring to Jenice Nuss if she can find it. I, ANN THORNE, leave my quiet manner to Joyce Charbonneau. I, KATHRYN TOWNSDIN, do will and bequeath my brownie points with Miss Dwerlkotte to Debbie Hess. I, JEAN TROST, do will my dislike for pollack to Beth Carlgren. I, MICKEY TROST, do leave my good driving abilities to Loren Kasper. 1, PAM TURLEY, do will and bequeath one of my wigs to Jenice Nuss. I, JOHN VALCOURE, do will my golden right (or left, either one's just as good) to Dave Breault. I. PERRY VALCOURE, do will and bequeath an extra year to anyone who wants it. I, DAVID VIGNERY, do leave my stocking hat to next year's pole vaulters. I, ROBERT E. WALSH, JR. , do will my ability (part of it anyway) to draw blood (medically) to Pegg Owensby. I, TERRY WHITE, do will and bequeath my glasses and my white shoes to Brent Shivers. I also want to leave all the school's problems to John Morgan. I, ELLEN WIESNER, do leave my good grades to Vicki Sulanka. I, SHERRY WRIGHT, do will my house-keeping skills at Steve's and Brian's to Lana Blochlinger and Terri Briggs, and may they fight over them. I, ERIC YARNELL, leave my quickness and agility to Chris Bailey. I, CLAUDIA YOUNG, do will my money to David Saunders. 110 Eighth Grade FRONT ROW: Doug Comeau, Joel Bowyer, Alan Branson, Arlen Appleby, Stephen Coker, Tim Dawdy, Darrell Deneault, Jerry Collins, Mark Breault, Luke Duncan. ROW TWO: Raymond Cote, Dan Andrews, James Brown, Dennis Alderson, Lesta Bell, Linda Coffenberger, Janet Boyer, Warren Crayton, Larry Eu- banks, David Erickson. ROW THREE: Gino Brichalli, Rod Bellows, Owen Barleen, Francis Blocklinger, Jim Charbonneau, Darrell Cook, Steve Ensign, Debbie Adams, Teresa Alberding. ROW FOUR; Peggy Bieker, Linda Chartier, Bonnie Boardman, Julie Chubbuck, Connie Bonebrake, Peggy Colby, Cindy Christian, Kay Collette, Debbie Belvill, Maxine Baltazor. FRONT ROW: Brad Hoelscher, Bob Lanoue, Steven Fairbanks, Richard Hubert, Roger Holechek, Marlin Hruza, Carl Gile, Mike Hattan, David Lesperence, Stan Lefort. ROW TWO: Susan Herman, Charlotte Hammon, Pam Leonard, Susan Kenworthy, Kim Harper, Sonia Hunter, Brenda Kroulik, Sally Floe, Brenda Hoelscher, Pamela Fleenor. ROW THREE: Randy Lagasse, Byron Kim, Diana GrandPre, Sherry Huber, Cheryl Kuchera, Nancy Lambert, Cindy Gruber, Mary Cocke, Susie Gennette, Debra Fahlstrom ROW FOUR: Peter Hish, Daryl Folkerts, Tom Istas, Tom Hager, Doug Hower, Mike Lambert, Freddy Foster, Mike Hess, David Landry, Tim Hager, Greg Hamel. 112 Eighth Grade FRONT ROW: Bruce Nobert, Greg Nease, Brent Matthews, Jerry Mosher, Michael McComas, Richard Nobert, Scott Minard, Lance Newlin, Bruce Peil. ROW TWO: Geralyn Metro, Marsha Moore, Sarah McCollom, Janet Marshall, Loleta Monty, Jeff Martin, Robert McCartney, Debbie Miller, Donna Newton, Marla Martin. ROW THREE: Cindy Loveland, Barbara Luecke, Jami Lewis, Rhodonna Morris, Tina Paris, Catherine Pearce, Mark Matthew, David Martin, Mike O'Connor, Barney Parker. ROW FOUR- Jane Michaud, Lori McDaniel, Reva Moon, Mary Oberdick, Margaret Neel, Denise Muths, Kay Marcotte, Scott Payton, Jim Nuss, Rick Peil. FRONT ROW: Randy Scott, Sam Scheibler, Jim Winter, Mark Runge, Bill Ross, Dennis Yoxall, Alan Souchek, Scott Reeves, Tim Waldron, Brad Warner. ROW TWO: Jerry Wiesner, Larry Rittel, Curtis Wilson, Donald Richey, Linden Tracy, Doug Trimble, Mike Ralston, Larry Shuler, David Stortz, Derald Price, ROW THREE: Kevin Turner, David Vopat, Darrell Swanson, Kenny Tremblay, Roger Swenson, Bob Sterling, Tracy White, Randy Williams, Erick Sallman. ROW FOUR: Brenda Predmore, Sandy Trost, Debbie Walden, Mary Anne Tallent, Jonnie Stanton, Susan Perret, Yolanda Walsh, Ann Thoman, Karen Van Amburg, Jim Sharp, Darrell Stortz. 113 Seventh Grade FRONT ROW: Debbie R'eault, Jan Betzner, Denise Blochlinger, Gaye Briggs, Karen Blochlinger, Doug Burch, Donald Boardman, Sheryl Andrews, LaDona Allen. ROW TWO: Kim Colby, Kenneth Baltazor, Dale Bieker, Dana Bramwell, Kevih Burt, Gary Basel, Gary Blochlinger, Paula Bombardier, Rhonda Bohm. ROW THREE: Debra Collette, Donlyn Courville, Janice Cooper, LuAnn Cook, Joan Cook, Pam Cassel, Tamara Castor, Venita Cook, Verlitta Christian, Cindy Cleveland. ROW FOUR: Daniel Col- lins, Ronald Collette, Raymond Crump, Richard Copple, Jim Cory, Ron Capper, Norman Clark, Scott Cailteux. FRONT ROW: Dennis Delforge, Gary Gile, Greg Girard, Bob Demanett, Jim Davis, John Harris, Ronald Gagnon, Jim Carver. ROW TWO: Mary Ann Davis, Denise Hinson, Brenda Huber, Jeanne Hood, Shelly Heinen, Mary Hepperly, Joyce DeBolt, Jean Darby, Jayme Huff. ROW THREE: Beth Hinson, Donna Dorman, Beverly Florea, Rhonda Fraser, Mary Beth Higgins, Debbie Grimm, Anna Herman, Cindy Gruber. ROW FOUR: Jerry Goodwin, Larry Deneault, Bryan Deal, Galen Deneault, Greg Holbert, Bob Hamel, Gary Hays, Fin Daugherty. 114 Seventh Grade FRONT ROW: Debbie Kim, Rae Lowe, Mary Lou Lienberger, Jo Lynne Koehn, Machelle Johnston, Susan Jackson, Rene Laman, Deanna Johnson, Debbie Keam, Christina Logan. ROW TWO: Joyce Met- ro, Shelly Larkins, Leigh Liggett, Reta Moe, Charlotte Undry, Debra Jones, Donna Jean Johnson, Karen McDaniel, Cathy Machen, Jennifer Martin, Patty LeDuc. ROW THREE: Susan Johnston, Vicki Johnston, Janet LaBonte, David Unoue, Stephen Kindel, Paul McConnell, Kenneth Muths, Sam L'Ecuyer, Mark LaBarge. ROW FOUR: Bill Martin, Joe Mosher, Doug Montoya, Mark Miller, David LaBarge, Doug Johnson, David May, Stuart Leon, Greg Kolsky, Paul Jaster. FRONT ROW: Tim Nicholson, Paul Tatum, Chuck Naylor, Lynn Parker, Mike Schreiber, J. Trost, Randy Showalter, Richard Walker, Darrell Newton. ROW TWO: Linda Lou Newcomb, Ann Tracy, Judy Sore 11, Kris Winter, Mara Rasure, Ann Pearson, Alfreda Shaffer, Lynne Pettygrove, Lynne Vignery, ROW THREE: Randall Sanders, Danny Naillieux, J.D. Thoman, Brian O'Connor, Kenneth Nobert, Terry Tieking, Teddy Tieking, David Predmore, Debra Wiechman, ROW FOUR: Pam Schleuder, Cindy Pearce, Jacque Passmore, Debra Seitz, Cindy Walton, Lynnette Nickel, Nancy Turner, Judy Thoman, Susan Schenk. 115 Cooks And Custodians L TO R: Mrs. Pounds, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Barba, Mrs. Menke, Mrs. Breault, Mrs. Hewett, Mrs. Payton. Donna Revell, Rita Revell, Evelyn Mosher, Sheila Carlton, Roberta Breault. L TO R: Raymond Dugas, Frank Newcomb, Henry Demars, Eldon Collins, Emery Breault, Lee Scott, Orville Lapo. 116 Rachael Hanson and James Nault pay a call to the Fidelity State Bank. IDELITY State (Bant CONCORDIA. KANSAS For Your Complete Banking Needs Your Hometown Full Service Bank Member FDIC BROWN’S SHOE FIT COMPANY Jacque Arnold and Marsha Doyen check on the coming feature. 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PATRONS Ad’s Tires and Gas Joe Erickson Bays-Erickson Insurance Bergman Studio B G Cleaners Bob’s Conoco Bob’s IGA B N Body Shop Bon Marche Chaput Funeral Home Cloud County Truck and Tractor Concordia Investment Co. Concordia Office Supply Inc. Concordia Tractor Inc. Cook’s IGA Crough Auto Salvage Culbertson’s Electric Dairy Queen Diebels' Shoes Dog N Suds Downtown Coffee Shop Downtown “66” Service Dr. D. J. Blackwood, D.C. Dr. R. L. Boardman Duckwalls Fairmont Foods Co. Farm Bureau Insurance Services Flower Shop “Downtown” Gould’s Inc. Igloo Cafe Jerry Joler. Realtor Jewell Plumbing and Heating Ken’s TV Appliances Kerr’s Grocery Korthuis Jewelry Kountry Kitchen Larry’s Standard Service Longton’s Bakery Mainstreet Laundromat Martin Tractor Co. Mayfield Electric McComas Motors McDonald’s McDonald Plumbing Heating Co. Merlen’s Deep Rock Montgomery Wards Nault’s Jewelry Nicholson Drug Store Pearl’s Gift Shop Pepsi-Cola Bottling Pioneer Cleaners Rite-Way Laundry Dry Cleaning Ron’s Bait Tackle Skyliner Steak House Swede’s TV Appliance Townsend’s Gifts Trailcraft Inc. Western Auto Associate Store West Side Market White’s Soft Water Service Wilson’s Furniture Autographs 124