Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1967 volume:

, 7' WF: f ' V 339 .Q - , 'AQ K 'QW 1 rl A cf. , .KH ru 1 hx Y , N--.rx I, Q, ,V , 'I , M 'gin J' yt' z ,w 4. COMUlHf COUNTY COMMUNIT2f JUNIOR COLLEGE Presents 1967 TIGER 2 3 At the crossroad of education, significance of junior college has increased notably. Reaching the decisive fork in the road of continuing education, high school seniors found universities and junior colleges ex- tending beckoning arms of Welcome. Em- igrating from high school to college via ju- nior college, five hundred and thirty-two ventured on the road through Cowley Coun- ty Community junior College. Five hun- dred and thirty -two lingered at CCCJC junction. Encouragements and disappointments, achievements and failures, progressions and regressions seasoned student life. The melodrama of CCCJC junction Went something like this. . . PUBLISHED BT1967 TIGER STAFF Mary Dempsey Cecilia Stafford Raze johnson, Art Editor Kathy Koch Guyla Henderson Logan Moon, Advisor CROSSROADS x ki xX bc ' l x N 2 f THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Board of Trustees is a vital part of the public school system. The board formulates the policies and guides the growth of the schools. It considers problems dealing not only with the college, but with all of the public schools in Arkansas City. The Work done by the board is complicated ing in that it provides a better education for Arkansas Citians and all Who seek advance- ment in our schools. Mrs. John Weir is the president of the Board of Trustees. 4 and time consuming. However, it is satisfy- PRESIDENT JQHNSQN Dr. Paul M. johnson has been a member of the college faculty since 1931. During those years he taught subjects in the field of social sciences, particularly political science. I-Ie was the sponsor of the TIGER TALES from 1945 until about 1962, and sponsor of the yearbook in the late 1930's and early 4O's. l-le is past pres- ident of the Ark City Rotary Club. Dr . johnson became the dean of the junior College in 1964. Under his super- vision, the college grew and flourished, and Dean johnson became the President of Cowley County Community junior College. THE DEANS William S. Scott was named Academic Dean of CCCJC in August of 1966. His duties in- clude directing the academic program and affairs of the students Anton F. Buffo is the dean of vocational-technical education for CCCIC. Dean Buffo will be director of the vocational techni cal school soon to be opened in this area. 5 V998 .L HZ JOHNSON, HELEN M. ENGLISH ES, IISTG, AM, KU .. , XC'-' 5' JOSEPH, ERUGE ENGLISH AE, PHILLIPS, MS, OSU wx 9 IB I A I 1 I I -I I A LEE, LOOMIS, BETTY G. LINDA P. FRENCH, RUSSIAN ENGLISH, GERMAN RUSSIAN HISTORY AB, STANFORD, AB, WARSAW U. 5 AM, SAN DIEGO AM, MIDDLEBURY KELLOGG, ORRIE B. ENGLISH KS ES, MS, :I K .L C Ky 1'-is - I 'Y fn. '-A 2 JUDD, KENNETH MUSIG ES, KS TC wr ,YA Q . x Ar' 'X MOON, DEWELL, LOGAN D. J. P. ENGLISH SPEECH AB, PASMC5 AA, DCCJC MT, SSG AM, MS, KSTC I A - 4 A lk E p E 1 5 E E f , , ' 7 3 3 f ' . A-NLF Q, I GALLE, KURT MOORE, JACK LOHMANN, AVA HARP, CI-IERLYNN BOOKSTORE MGR. , former dean and Mr. Moore, Business manager, Mrs. Lohmann, faculty member of and Miss Harp, secretaries, are familiar faces CCCJC- in th.: office. 6 x N MONCRIEF, FOSTINE MUSIC AA, CCCJC, AB, WSU, BM, SC, MM, WSU TROLLMAN, AUGUST S. INST MUSIC BS, KSTC, MSM, WSU COWAN, JOHN ART AB, KSU phi sv JOHNSON, DOROTHY LIBRARIAN BS, KSTC BUCKER, IRENE AMERICAN HIST. , SOCIOLOGY, AA, NOJC, BS, MS, OSU COURTWRIGHT, HENRIETTA A. MATH AA, CHRISTIAN AB, MS, KSC JOHNSON, GARY M. PSYCHOLOGY, GUIDANCE AS, MS, TU DAY, J. KELSEY BIOLOGY AB, SC, MS, UI MAGG, ALLAN E. HISTORY AB, OTTAWA U, AM, KU 7 BRIDGES, CAROL E. MATH AB, SC, MS, KSC his 542 HWY' M, BEDWELL, LONNIE F. PHYSICAL SC. BS, KSTC5 MS, KSU MATHIASMEIER, WALTER L. POLITICAL SC. , HISTORY, AA, CCCJC, BS, MS, KSC CLARK, LARRY L. MATH BS, MCPHERSON C AM, AU RHINE, BARBARA CHEMISTRY BS, MS, KSC I' S A MILLER, LEE ECONOMICS SOCIOLOGY AA, FLAT RIVER JC, BS, NMS, AM, UM .SR WW ROBERTSON, FRANK M. POLICE SCIENCE WSU, E. B. I. ACAD BOHANNON, REECE IND-VOC ED GOLF COACH AA, CCCJC, BS, KSTC, MS, KSC TERRILL, GOEHRING, ROBERT A. CATHARINE PHILOSOPHY BUSINESS AS, KU, AS, KSTC BD, S-w THEO SEMINARY LUDWIG, MARIE BUSINESS AB, CSC, AM, OU CLEVELAND, BEN L. IND-VOC ED HEAD COACH OF FOOTBALL, TRACK BS, NSC, MS, OSU fps-J WILLIAMS, MARY M. COUNSELOR AB, BU5 MEd, KU I 4 FARRIS, JOE ANN HOME ECON BS, OSU GRIFFITH, LESTER AUTO MECH AB, SC, MS, KSU GM TRAINING SCH GREGORY, ORVILLE ATHLETICS, PE BS, NMSTCg AM, MISS U 8 MALAN, EVERETT A. ENG DRAWING BS, SMTC5 MA, CSC HEIDEBRECHT, DEL HGPE, BASKET BALLg AA CCIC, BS, OU, MS, CSC 'mf w A! H WILSON, MARY BUSINESS BS, SC, MS, KSTC 'ww' SWORDS, PEGGY PHYS ED BS, KSC FORT I-LAYS uw-W 5 ,QMS Roberta K. Alsip Abdulaziz Angari David L. Arie Q X A 9? 1 E is R ,L. S Bette jean Artherton Margaret Asbury Tim A. Askins Thomas H. Baily David Rick Baker William G. Baker Webster Stacy Ball Patricia Nolan as 4 X f,: Robert F. Banfill Lawrence Marvin Bannon Kenneth D. Barkman Emil Barondeau Edwin L. Bass Melvin Lee Beck Rodney Hugh Beeson ' Rich Dee Bigham James Denver Bills 'F ' Y E' 13, x . , s, .T M Charles Wesley Bond Deborah Ann Boswell John P. Braddy Donald Walter Brandt Michael Scott Braungardt Robert Wayne Booth LeRoy Brooks john Brothers David Michael Brown Benita jean Weaver Michael David Webb Cheryl Ann Bruce Glenna jean Brummett Shirley Kidwell Bruning Stanley Eugene Burdette Lova Burn Robert Mather Burns Edward Byrd Virginia Lynn Byrd Ronald R. 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Elder Margaret Elmore '51 W' I r.rr g 1- X fi james Allen Coleman Terry Gene Cook David William Cooperrider Penny Carnevale Charles W. Corle Pamela B. Cupples James Richard Dame Beverly jean Davis Dwayne Leroy Davis Kathalein U. Dawes Dan Decl-card Michael A. DeLoach Ronald Ray DeMeritt Mary A. Dempsey fFulcherj William B. Dempsey l Maurice Dewberry Deborah M. Dillon Janis Lorraine Dings Cheryl L. Dobson Deanna L. Doughton Kenneth E. Dow Alvena Ruth Dowler Barbara Jo Dowler FRESHMEN Steve Harding if' ' i -' i jackson Calvin L iv .- . 6 Emberson 2 - . -. - 6 il' David Wineinger ' Richard I nl W ' f . - Wojciechowski ,r y A Patricia Ann f G, f Av S , Esquivel f ! Roy Leon Eubanks Carl Wollard 5 Harvey I, Fields Q john Anthony Finn Melvin Ben Flottman 5 Ke ith Leroy Flower ' my Monte Wayne ' W B Forrest ,Q K James William i He Fortier A George Wright Charles P. J, 3 Garretson 'K John Garrison Arthur Lee Gentry Karen Norris Gift Sharon Yarbrough John Stephen Glasgow Gary D. Goatley Lee P. Grannell Richard E. Greer s Marshall D. Griffin Aleta Jean Groom James Edward I-Iadorn 'xy' iv f 3 W N543 I as . W .il ' 2' , W? 'wr , own Vs -gf Ruth Deann Hankins Melva jean Crawford Hanan Warren Wells - I W . E5 Wesley Michael Harding V' ag , Carolyn S. Harlow , lvr, f 'f: james Leslie Harmon ' '-' ' ' K Henry Dean Harris 1- - M' ' ,. se w X 4 Mary Hart George Edward Hartman Thomas Lee Haynes Gevena Mae Helpingstine X Guyla jean Henderson Charles Lee l Hendren 'N ' John LeLand Hendricks Robert K. Hengen Connie Sue Hensley X1 Michael Lee Hensley Shelia I. Hensley Stephen Hensley Nancy Lee Henton Charles Woosley E 14 Mike Holland Roger E. Holman Abdullah Homrani Dale Hooker Janet Hooten Sue Ellen I-Iuffstutter Linda Hull Steven Kent Hundley Douglas Garrah Iback Randall L. Howard Randel Kent Hoyle Paul Alan I-luddleston f Jo Ann Jacques 1 E., , W ..,, , Dean Dwight Jarvis A James Robert Johnson A - w ,f Michael Allen Johnson X :J of ' Patrick Michael Johnson Raze Johnson Jr. Robert Bailey Johnson Susan Lynn Johnson Donald Craig Jones Glenn Russell Jones Vernon C. Jones Walter Jones Robert C. Jordan Marita Sue Joslin Terry Edwin Justice Elsie Lee Kaesmeyer Michael H. Karlowski Linda Jeanne Keasling Joyce Marie Kelly . t . ... Y x' ,, . J 'sf 3 X MI sg T W ,. I lllrnaaxglxfj 5 as 'K gs gf E N s f N f ,Yi X NX X VM 79 ,af W1 2 xg A xiin X sw Q f K it .2 N X ff .1 ji ' 39 J .gi - 1 Q I .,1.. 4 W fx 1 I X J ' if W' 5 ,J ba 'Yi :eg , 5 Z., t r 34 f gag ' at 44' 1 7 ..1::, X ,, M' .. ff New Q. 1 if S 1 5' f , i ' GA ' . ?, ,, ., U .1A,A ,I 1 ff 5 ' Q, .2.A wg In J :ff L ffm in . Sn :gf N Q,X,g:-' 5 su , if MN ' Nrf' i 2' ? xv ,F MU' ig M in s vm Q f' if 1 a T .1 vu Q., f J - s ' Y We 11 1 ls M f. 5,5 M --Mm . 13 . . 0:31. QW. 9 4, ,R -sn s :vue -4-1. 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Reynolds Thomas Leslie Riley Anthony H. Roberts Phillip R. Robinson Greg F Robl Cleophas Claude Rogers Judy Wenciker Judith Tolles Romero Edward L. Rose Jr. Robert Leon Rowlett Walden Brown Rodney Lee Rutter Brenda Sawyer Randy Lee Sawyer Harold Schanbacher Donald Lee Scheuerman Doris Scheurich Mark F. Schmidt Lois Charlene Schwinn fm- Q qq... J-M, ..f . , S' X -W' I ' w 1' ' A! , f , I., P, 'N I W W spd, ig Q 'V .L 1 f ' M .p-ww t 1 Zxv 41. If cg . xi his i , . 4 .3 X f X , S .vi Q 1 W ,A Q., , -ww, fa vi , ff ,, A 4 Y 4 . 4 x WX.. an UN , J ,. . ,s w M ' N it if . it . h I .tx W g . 4 mai S13 Q, 1, X gsm ' 5 tl , vs! ' ' ws 1' ' QQ-,QAa,u, Q' SKQWF is -2 ,',6ff-,shawn 3 , . .s,. . , , N Q vxswsfs Q vii' a 'f:N rn . P2 vs'sM,X W i f. ',-N th E iti , , av vi , H 3 S fl ' 1 2 5 Q X i 5' at 0- , fag ot her .., ? i lg IC 4' ,rx ff xv ,J we 1 Xml 3 A ,f K, K ful z Bi I ga ,A Z, QL- if 1 wa 'K K' l If N r i ir, 2 4 xt, 5 f -g9,J 4 gg, af? x X Gary Lynn Snyder Felisa Rufina Soria I. David Sowder Earl Phillip Slaven james Nelson Smith Jeanette Kay Smith Diana Kay Williams john Douglas Smith Phillip Smith Crystal K. Smysor Phil McGowan Wesley Scott Roger Stephen Werner Ronald Kent Setzkorn Susan West Mel M. Shanks Karl Michael Shklar jimmy Shellhammer Gary Shepard Dennis Keith Shurtz Lonny Siever Patrick David Simmons Robert I. Simon Thomas M . Sim on Thomas Edgar Simpson janet Sisson Dwain G. Stout Joanna Samford Stover Dale Eugene Struble Mark W. Wilson jim Edward Sybrant james Wallace Talbert Janice Kathleen Tart Donald Charles Taylor Ronald Wilson Bob Wahlenmaier Calvin Scott Thomas I. Dean Thomas Michael Allen Thompson Eddie Mae Towles Mary Dena Tucker Duane Sparks Roger Wynn Sparks Susan Elsie Irene Kenneth Allen Spencer Dale E. Spoon jimmy W. Squires Ronald W. Steele Donald David Stew art Leonard Stew art Robert L. Stocksen Diana Lynn Stout Speer E 'ii V Q ., ::'-r X 2 fi Q 56, 'Q . 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QQ s Q1 WE 9 Ax W 1 1 N,1 I L-'f'Asw' -I' 5 1-Q f LP, 1 -. ,nf A -62, 9 f tw. xb ,K X af fe ,, 4: SE ...f x 'K www, ' ' 4 'SW V F n x ' Q v f X u z ,V A x ' ' s - la Q . ff, Q.. W X , f Wy, 3,5 f ff f We 'N ' ' J' ,tr Q x x is 55, p Q Q is 'KX Q 'lv Xi ,wk sf if A ahh :AA 0' 'lu SQ N3 vi 4 1 Wi J? its N he' , rf ii' 0 I Q i 1 , 1 e , 9 -4 if s 25 ' r S.N.E.A. ENGINEERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Bettee Artherton, Kathy Tart, Pam Parks, Barbara Frazee, Bobbie Earle, Virginia Nellis. MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Asbury, Kathy Koch, Cuyla Henderson, Lynn Byrd, Carol Ard, Miss Williams, sponsor. BACK ROW: Mr. Moon sponsor, Terry Hoffines, Kathy Oliver, jo Ann jacques, Donell Stuckey, Charles Narcomey. The Student National Education Association, under the direction of Miss Williams and Mr. Moon, has had a wonderful year. As a money-making project the club sold CCCJC decals which now can be seen on many of the student's cars. Another big project was the annual Hobo Party. This dance, held on March 16, was a big success and everyone had fun. The money taken in on these projects was used for the C. E. St. john Chapter scholarship and also for the trip to state convention at Emporia where Ark City was well-represented. Engineers The Engineers Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Courtright, Mrs. Rhine, and Mr. Bedwell, met twice a month during the past year. The group saw several films which dealt with different fields of engineering. They also attended, as a group, the A. E. C. Seminar in Nuclear Physics, which was held on the campus of Southwestern College in Winfield. FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. Rhine, sponsor, Barbara Frazee, Barbara Gritgutowicz, jim Bills, Tim Turner, Miss Courtright, sponsor. MIDDLE ROW: George I-Iermiz, Danny Gerberding, William Green, Jackie Luce, Edward Key, Robert Burns. BACK ROW: Mr. Bedwell, sponsor, Mike Hensley, Edward Rose, Anthony Smith, Edwin Neas, Loren McGlade, Marshall Troxell . STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left to right: Virginia Nellis, Bobbie Earle, Barbara Frazee, Margaret Cochran, Carol Ard, Pepper New- man. MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Coggins, Richard Curfman, Bill Kenney, Connie Hensley, jim Squires. BACK ROW: Ed Key, Charles Narcomey, Dave Dickerson, Floyd Kelley, Terry Cook, john Ramirez. S TU CO SPONSORS BL OODM OBILE The l966-67 Student Council, under the presidency of Dave Dickerson and sponsorship of Mr. Day and Mr. Mathiasmeier Worked hard this year for the betterment of Cowley County Community junior College. The largest undertaking of Stuco was the bloodmobile in Which -many students donated blood. The Stuco was also responsible for the student bulletin board in the tiger den, the school stop sign badges sold to promote spirit, and the annual Water- melon feed. Members attended the state organizational meetings of Kansas Public junior College Student Association, a 'program designed to discuss problems of junior colleges. Activities of Stuco: Christmas dance Watermelon feed Election PHI BETA LAMBDA D.E.C.A FRONT ROW, left to right: Alice Rhodd, Linda Keasling, Marilyn Daniels, Linda Larabee, Marylin Hardy, Miss Wilson and Mrs. Goehring, sponsors. MIDDLE ROW: Cynthia Mansker, Cheryl Bruce, Sharon Yarbrough, Sue Lammy, Patsy Esquivel, Carolyn Vardy, Gevena Helpingstine. BACK ROW: Helene Dunn, George Wright, David Cooperrider, Kirby Neal, James Viele, Glenn Osenbaugh, Doris Scheurick. Phi Beta Lambda, a business organization, has had a very busy year. As a money-making project, the group sold chocolates. At many of their meetings, guest speakers were present and delivered excellent talks. The club also attended the Business Seminar at South- western College. D.E.C.A. The Distributive Education class of CCCJC just com- pleted a busy year. During the first semester, the or- ganization sold rolls and doughnuts in the den. This project was made a success by all the students who over slept and didn't have time for breakfast before leaving home. The D. E. group sold breakfast to many of these students. Another money-making project was held during the second semester. The club sponsored a car-wash which turned out to be a success. Probably most important project of the entire year was the advertising project that the organization spent many hours working on. The state convention was held on March 10 at Emporia and this project was entered in competition. FRONT ROW, left to right: Richard Curfman, Tura Joslin, Marita Joslin, Pam Niskern, Webster Ball. BACK ROW: Larry Walling, David Cooperrider, Bill Schultz, Ronald Breece, Robert Lewis. BAND CHOIR FRONT ROW, left to right: Pam Cupples, Nikki Pettigrew, Pat Matthew. MIDDLE ROW: Judy Wenciker, Susan johnson, Jim Bills. BACK ROW: Director, Mr. Trollman, Jerry Wenciker, jim Smith, Dwayne Vickery. The band under direction of August Trollman performed The choir, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Judd, is at various school functions throughout the year including made up of only a few voices but with the experience of pep assemblies, football and basketball games. Al- Mr.judd and the enthusiasm of the group, the chorus is though small and only nine strong, the members faith- able to present fine music. The organization participated fully showed up to represent their school. in the Thanksgiving assembly and also presented the annual Christmas Vespers Service. FRONT ROW, left to right: Virginia Nellis, Shelia Hensley, Charlene Schwintz, Mary I-Iart, Guyla Henderson, Beverly Vavra, Kathy Tart. MIDDLE ROW: Stanley Burdette, Marita Joslin, Susan johnson, jo Ann jacques, Margaret Cochran, Kay Weekly, Tim Turner, Harold Schanbaucher. BACK ROW: John Carothers, Paul Huddleston, Frank Peterson, Charles Hendren, Roy Foust, Mark Arbuckle, William Richardson. 37 ttmulrg Lluuntg Qlnimnimitg Eluriinr Glnllrgr o , . A rgrr T ,- f ff Vtll.l'Xll-l XXII ARKANSAS VITY, KANSAS .N ,L 1 . 5 i 'N . 1 sf if 3 , gg ' J 1 . - at-i. . - X Q I H X 4 valve THURSDAY, SEP'l ElilBER 29, 1966 NUMBER I William S. Scott Named Dean 'l'ultii1u' over the position :is .Xen leinic llczin ot tt.lt I, ily, YV. S. Hott who iii-vvioiisly sf-rvcil :is Superintelnl--nt til' Svlluuls Mt. lllllliliolt, .Ks Aczulciiiit' lli-:in ot' thi- follclic, Smiths duties iin'ludi'-ii- is-it ting the entire academic pro- grunt and affairs til' the -tu- dents. As registrar, he is in- Afa .gy wt-lied with processing: tran- scripts ot' new or graduatirn: stu-lcnts, rwweix'iiie' :iiiplications of new students, enrolling and l'l'tL'l4l4'l'llltI students for the year, distriliuting' grade reports and disciplini: students when in-t----sary. tin the lattcr duty, Dean Scott commented that he is not :intn-ipating any pi-iihli-ms sincc t 'l'.lt' students have impressed hnn as hziviniz a high degree of maturity, llc said that the itlltltnlll lunly of the rsvllofil should he commended on their general lic-liavior. lnvinif in the llougluss com- innnity nntil sitter his igrailiizi- tliin from high school, lls-an Stott lixcd in ll'inl'eld for sis yi-:us ulnfri- he :itteiiilt-.l South- wt'sTt'l'li t'1vlll-LIP. lll' litter Vc- ceixetl his masters at Wichita Stott- llniversity. llurim: WW ll, he un- in the service for four yi-:ir-, thriic nl ixliich were iuiiiiliiiiii-il on lluji' All ON li OF Tll HSE nominees will hc Ql'l'Il-IN Xl..-Xl,:XH XXYY: liaclt ron, left to right: Carol Ard, Marilyn D a n i e l, Cowley Adds Staff Members lfourteen menilicrs of the Ft'- t .lt' statf are new to the school system this fall. Included in this number are a librarian, husiness manager, two secretaries, and the academic dean. The new adminstrative staff has on its force .lack E. Moore formerly ol' Nlulvane, at the re- cently created post of husiness nianager. llc will also serve as the clerk of the hoard of Trustees. Moore is not unfamil- iar with the college since he has worltcd as an accountant in Ar- kansas City. Mrs, Ava P. Lohmann of Ar- kansas Pity is the secretary ot' Dean William Scott. Workinf: with her as office secretary is t'h--rlynn llarp. ai ltltiti irraduate of t't t'.lt', Temporarily taking over as lil-rarian for the college is Mrs. Paul M. Johnson. New faculty members for this school year include Mrc. Farol E. ltricliges, Winticld, mathe- matics: M rs. lrenc Logan lt ontinucil on Page 'll .Q Barbara Frazce, Sha ron Goat - Icy, and Barbara tirigutowicz. Front row: Marilyn Hardy, Diane Hulfman. Janet Mc- Evening Classes Open at .IUCO Night classes are being of- fered this semester at t CC'.lC. Credit courses include: Eng- lish 1: French la or Za: sociol- ogy, econon' and nations state and lo Vocational courses, whi are nurses a ing, furnitui home decorat hand, ottice ial practices vestments, 1 ions, auto-tu cator techniques tp r i n t i n ill machine shop, welding, hlue- print, reading. dimcnsiona n- spection techniques creative iniaeination. and Police Science. These courses are available to anyone that wishes to attend. wa' vu. Daniel, Jane Neumann, and Virginia Weir. Dean Buffo Acquires Area Voc-Tech School Major areas and courses under consideration for the adult Vocational - Technical School were reviewed before the t'f'7f7.lf7 Rn:-xrd of Triistees hv -was ...M ,.... .t.. .... t ai ,,..,g.a... tt-at is supposed to 5:0 into effect bc- ginning the 1967-68 school year was submitted to the state hoard for vocational education. During the past two weeks, the state board has met with the AVTS personnel and reviewing the liudxret 'and program. Autumn Session Enrollment Trails '64 Fall Record Emissaries from 19 countries and 57 cities as well as nine state and three foreign coun- tries constitute the total enroll- ment of CCCJC. Enrollment rests at 560 as compared to the record enrollment of 571. Anticipation of surpassin the record enrollment of the '64 fall session awaits the lauching of the adult evening classes and the vocational credit courses, according to President Johnson. Cowey County led enrollment figures at 386. Neighboring counties of Sedgwick, 405 Sum- ner, 67: and Harper, '7 placed enrollment concentration in the Cowey Community area. Approximatey one-half of the total student body is composed of Arkansas Citians with 261 students. Winfie1d's representa- tion stands at 80. From Wes- 4...-n Vu'-ana fivgely County is three students. the freshman 345 students. tudents in the with the facili- Q i been a major l in the report d of Education. ment was less 4 much as the ophomorc stu- : 176. A total ients complete the student hody. Male collegians outnumber the co-eds almost 2 to 1 in both classes. Males, at 356 re2'Ul21' students tall compartively with a total of 164 regular female students. The TIGER is a yearbook compiled and edited by college students who are willing to give their time and effort to its production. The 1967 TIGER staff has worked hard to compile pages of candid shots around school as Well as of the many other various activities. 1967 TIGER STAFF As time passes and you leaf through our annual, the activ- ities and happenings of this school year at CCCJC will not be dimmed, nor will they fade from memory. If the sight of an old friend's face recalls the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of 1967, we shall be content, knowing that We have accomplished our purpose. K t ,MEN-.. . 4 M tem, ,n I , 'aww' ff . ' fl uqcq 2 fi lm, 39 T O UN G REPUBLICANS 2' OUN G DEM OCRA TS FRONT ROW, left to right: Roger Chase, Patty Higbee, Patty Nolan, Joyce Kelley, Guyla Henderson, Jim Bills. BACK ROW: Janice Brown, Connie Hensley, Duane Davis, Charles johnson, Floyd Kelley, Robert Burns, Kay Weekly. The Collegiate Young Republicans Worked hard to make the 1966 election inrKansas, the best election ever. The group supported the party candidates right up to the voting day by helping with a booth which had been set up in the Republican headquarters. They also partici- pated in various other activities carried on by the party. Young Democrats The Collegiate Yotmg Democrats, under the direction Mr. Joseph, has had a very busy and successful year. They held a bake sale and were quite well rewarded. Other money-making projects were also undertaken. The CYD's worked hard to support their party's can- didates during the election of this past year. Again they were Well rewarded with a Democratic Governor. The group also attended the state convention in April. FRONT ROW, left to right: Linda Young, Alice Rhodd, Jolan Csukas, Bobbie Earle, Chris Olson, Mr. Joseph, sponsor BACK ROW: Phillip Miller, Roberta Alsip, Dennis Coggins, Judy Rameriz, Debbie Boswell, Gatha Hayes. f- 0 LE TTERMAN CHEERLEADERS in FRONT ROW, left to right: Mike Gracey, Dale Hooker, Pat Simmons, jerry Moore, jerry Koger, Danny Edens. SECOND ROW: john Smith, Crane Eveland, David Campell, Wayne Wiggins, Eddie Hargrove, Roger Bennet, Berle Clark. THIRD ROW: Roger Chase, Bill Kenny, Mike Palermo, Martin Prigmore, Charles jones, Harold Barse, Den I-larrel. BACK ROW: Kent Myers, Dean Jarvis, Sam Littles, David Sowder, Bob Moore, Leroy johnson, Randy Moore. LEFT TO RIGHT: janet I-Iooten, Virginia Weir, Margaret Cochran, Barbara Grigutowicz, Cindy Kline, Debbie Boswell, and Carolyn Cully. 41 SPANISH FRENCH FRONT ROW, left to right: Kathy Bridges, Carrie Lolar, Miss johnson, sponsor, Chris Olson, Tom Murphy. BACK ROW: Phillip Miller, Herlinda Llamas, Dave Dickerson, Craig jones, john Ramirez. French The Spanish Club, one of the four separate organizations The French Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Lee, is in the Foreign Language Club, has been memorizing just one of the four separate clubs represented in the poetry during the past year. Each member of the club Foreign Language Club. Each of the four groups pre- has memorized two poems. sents one program during the year to which the entire Foreign Language Club is invited. The French Club However, the year has not been spent entirely in work. presented their program on March 14. The program There has been fun, too. The group planned a meeting centered around Foreign Exchange Students and the for the entire Foreign Language Club in October. The speakers for the meeting included a boy from Norway, guest speaker was Miss Helen johnson, the Spanish Club 21 girl from Holland, and a man who had enjoyed having sponsor, and she talked about her trip to Columbia, 2 student f1'Om F1'anCe live in his home. Guatemala, and Panama. FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. Lee, sponsor, Judy Ramirez, Patty I-Iigbee, Iim Squires, Geniece Walcher. MIDDLE ROW: Debbie Boswell, Linda Young, Bruce Neitzke, Susan West, Nedra Huggins. BACK ROW: Iris Young, Mike Muhl- heim, Tom Hardman, Tom Bailey, Loren McGlade. ' 42 DUSSIAN GERMAN YQ FRONT ROW, left to right: Pat Matthew, Rusty jones, Barbara Asbury, Mrs. Lee, sponsor. BACK ROW: Michael Lind, Susan johnson, Hilda Frazer, Roberta Alsip. German The Russian Club, one of the four separate clubs in the The German Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Loomis, Foreign Language Club, was not too large this year but just completed a year of hard work and fun. Planning a they had a lot of fun just the same. Their sponsor was joint meeting for all the clubs in the Foreign Language Mrs. Lee. Club was a lot of fun but it took a lot of hard work, too. Their meeting was a big success, Besides having a guest The biggest project of the year was the meeting they speaker from Switzerland, the group put together a Ger- planned for the entire Foreign Language Club, Thier man display and also served German food. meeting was the December meeting and centered around Christmas. They had a speaker and each of the four lan- guage groups sang carols in the foreign language they had learned. FRONT ROW, left to right: Deanna Doughton, Kathy Dawes, Kathy Oliver, Helen Brickey, Sue Ellen Huffstutter. BACK ROW: Sponsor, lvlrs. Loomis, john Freed, Otis Morrow, Floyd Kelly, Diane Stout. 43 Q, .8 if s . gl ,4 .h fx H A a f , A if I ? .W xg 5 x '38 ,k., i 'Q' Y, 2 in gf QV! V ,F RB, Y KN . ,Q Z 7 4 , 7.15, ,f-V. '3 4 2 X Gigi 1 ' vs I 4, iff I x n .ln . I .0 ., 1 Q ing A l 8 ,S , l 1 as s qwkwswm. Q X .N Arkalalah is an annual festivity of Arkansas City. Each year ten girls are selected for their academic ability to be in con- tention for the title of Queen Alalah. The ten girls selected this year were Carol Ard, Marilyn Daniel, Barbara Frazee, Sharon Goatley, Barbara Grig- utowicz, Marylin Hardy, Diane Huffman, janet McDaniel, jane Neumann, and Virginia Weir. A voting narrowed it down to five girls from which Diane Huffman was chosen to reign as Queen Alalah XXXV. Following the Coronation, a ball Was held in her honor. HW -..,a 1 awww Q f it-rg F M, 1.-vw , uw 1.2-ur ,p ,,f A -ix- 5. ifoorzsfi LL QUEEN Diane Williams was crowned foot- ball queen for the 66-67 season dur- ing half-time ceremonies at Curry Field. Afterwards a homecoming dance was held in the college audi- torium and refreshments were served. The attendants Were Barbara Grigutowiez, Carolyn Harlow, janet Hooten, and Virginia Weir. l ,1'-ffiivfi .P Mi fm kxrg axis Qu egsigsf. 4 BASKETBALL QUEEN ,, V eww' 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Austin, Peggy Beclcelhimer, Carolyn Harlow, Connie Hensley, and Virginia Weir. Carolyn Harlow Was crowned basketball queen during half time ceremonies by student Council president, Dave Dickerson. Those attending her court Were: Ann Austin, Peggy Becklehimer, Connie Hensley, and Virginia Weir . 47 , 4 sf ? , , , . , - Q.,-,hi . V .'..J.-,iv .4 .vi XJ J , ' if TAC ? FRONT ROW, left to right: Janet Hooten, Virginia James, Connie Hensley, Roger Chase, Marilyn Daniel, Nikki Petti grew, Guyla Henderson, Joyce Kelley. MIDDLE ROW: Patty I-Iigbee, Linda Young, Debbie Boswell, Judy Ramirez, Margaret Cochran, Diane Stout, Jim Bills. BACK ROW: Dennis Coggins, Gatha Hayes, Janice Brown, Loren McG1ade, Jo Ann Jacques, Kay Weekly, Robert Burns. 'W ,. - n it, A r?..Z32, ig ' , ' .Q 1 .ll Hooray for the Tigers! should be the shout of every student in CCCJC. The Tiger Action Club, made up of enthusiastic Tiger fans, and sponsored by a very ener- getic Mrs. Bridges, is a new organization this year. Their main purpose and interest is to promote school spirit at pep assem- blies, sports events, and other school functions. Among their projects for the year was the annual parents' night. TAC took charge of the half-time ceremonies and also presided at the reception held for the parents of the football boys. Another project was the making of the College float for the Arkalalah parade. Many long hours of hard Work were needed to complete the beautiful float, and the finished product represented our school Well. The club helped with pep assemblies and donated their services to help with the homecoming ceremonies and dances . ln future years, it is hoped that interest will grow and TAC Will become a large and spirited organization. :Aw V30-E mf, Q 'fx ' ' - - X ' x X-1 X ' . ff FOOTBALL an ,lays 1 ' 6 3'ilil3735i .ir . 51, FRONT ROW, left to right: jerry Koger, Mel Shanks, Kent Myer, Bill Pickering, Bill Larue, jim Reed, Carrah lbach, Jim Squires, Bill McKnight, Maurice Dewberry, Coach Cleveland. SECOND ROW: Dwain Stout, Ron Whiteman, Harold Barse, Rick Bigham, Wayne Wiggins, jerry Moore, Dan Edens, jim Perry, Tom Simson, Bill Kenney, Martin Prigmore, Rick Wojciechowski, Coach Heidebrecht. THIRD ROW: Bob Mendoza, Pat Simmons, Terry Cook, David Sowder, Bob Classen, Cary Clark, Mike Cracy, Roger Bennett, Den Harrel, jim Coller, Bob Hengen, Coach Bohannon. BACK ROW: john Smith, Roger Chase, David Campbell, Dale Diggs, Bob Booth, Eddie Hargrove, Sam Littles, Dean Jarvis, Daryl Bowser, Bruce Watson, Berle Clark, Mike Palermo, Coach Mathiasmeier. With only 12 returning sophomores, the 1966-67 football SCOREBOARD team lacked the vital experience needed to compete in the tough Jayhawk juco Conference and thus recorded their first WE THEY losing season in head coach Ben Cleveland's eight years at Fort Scott V7 18 the helm of the Tiger squad. Although they were few, the Garden City 19 26 sophomores provided valuable leadership which proved to Hutchinson 7 22 he a main factor in the four games they won. The lack of Tonkawa 21 7 experience showed early in the season. The Tigers lost El Dorado 27 13 their first three games, but then won four of their last Coffeyville 20 41 seven to end up with a respectable record. The sophomores Dodge City 15 13 were Den Harrel, Roger Bennett, Eddie Hargrove, Harold Pratt 3 28 Barse, Berle Clark, jerry Moore, jerry Koger, Martin Independence 14 34 Prigmore, jim Coller, jim Perry, Daryl Bowser. Haskell 27 0 1 'Z ...lf BASKETBALL BACK ROW, left to right: Leroy johnson, john Braddy, Dave Dickerson, Bob Marsh, Larry Liedtke, Sam Littles, and Leonard Stewart. FRONT ROW: assistant coach, Ben Cleveland, Randy Moore, Marshall Griffin, Randy Sawyer, Steve Minson, Pat johnson, Mike Harding, Charles jones, coach Del I-Ieidebrecht, and manager Charles Narcomey. TIGERS TAKE 3rd IN WESTERN CONFERENCE The 1966-67 basketball squad, coached by Del Heidebrecht and assistant coach Ben Cleveland, practiced many faithful hours to produce a spirited ball club. Loyal fans cheered them on to numerous victories. The Tigers placed third in Western Conference with losses to Pratt, Dodge, and two to Hutch. Conference play stood at 6 wins and 4 losses while overall games were 12 wins and 14 losses. Coach Heidebrecht's boys played a brilliant game against Pratt, their-first competition in regionals, winning 87-69. They returned the following night to take on Dodge, but dropped the game to the Conqs 88-80. The Tigers found themselves trailing as much as 12 in the first half and even 15 in the second: however, they came within 1 point of tying up the score during the second half. Much of this can be credited to the outstanding efforts of freshman cager, Steve Minson, of Valley Center who scored only 2 points in the first half, but hit for 25 dur- ing the second. Leroy johnson was second with 23 points and Charles jones led rebounders bringing down 15. There were several outstanding Tigers worthy of recognition: sophomore Leroy johnson was leading scorer with an overall average of 18 .65 he took conference honors with a 21.8 average per game. His high game of the season was 33 points turned in against Pratt. johnson was also the team's leading rebounder and had the best free-throw percentage. Following closely in the rebound department was sophomore Charles jonesg he averaged 11.1 points in conference play. The only other double figure man was 5-8 guard Steve Minson who came on very strong in the latter part of conference play and finished with a 10. 8 average. The best field goal percentage shooter was sophomore Randy Moore. He finished with a 6.3 average and was instrumental in many Tiger victories. 52 9 ff 8 Si! ', AQ. ' 71 Ex 7' T' gg? a V ' if -2 QV' X l S TRA CK Ha' 2 wk: Q i . il. ' . ,M ...f Q F A 1 T 'J lf! Y ..-1 , i -- ' 51.1 'N-. - 2 ,E 35 65,2218 X mu FRONT ROW, left to right: Pat Simmons, Garrah Tbach, Bill Chase, Mike Shklar, Bob Booth. BACK ROW: Rick Baker, Raze johnson, Martin Prigmore. ,.- wx gym ' nxwvd 'P --m......,f 1, D, 111 x Kenny, Dale Diggs. MIDDLE ROW: Roger ff M 1- M 1 , B ' , ' D f 1 N3-R .f , 95 sinks' ' -' - 4 M V i '. . 6 3 ,,, . - 'ni ,ayT,.gy3,, .mnifmiigifi3lUi4?EUlMfi,?ffi-v,Q if :HJ :Qi N21 .U ir , ' 4 'UU 'Ei fini ' K midi? ' -'iw- f3 ' ' ' ' A 54 3-JW? ww, I Mx-M f, 'N MW.. WWNWWW-hmmm -lu... liwwce., 10-nu. Aguilar, R. Ark City 24 Allen, L. Ark City 24 Angari, A. Saudi Arabi 10 Arbuckle, J. Crenola 37 Ard, C. Ark City 23-24-34- 35-45 Arie, D. Winfield 10 Artherton, B. Ark City 10-34 Asbury, B. Cambridge 24- 34-43 Asbury, M. Cambridge 10 Askins, T. Winfield 10 Austin, A. Ark City 24-47 Austin, D. Ark City 24 Avery, M. Newkirk, Okla. 24 Bailey, T. Ark City 10-42 Baker, R. Ark City 10-54 Baker, W. Ark City 10 Bannister, J. Ark City 24 Banfill, R. Winfield 10 Bannon, L. Udall 10 Ball, W. Ark City 10-36 Barkman, D. Burden 24 Barkman, K. Burden 10-33 Barondeau, E. Ark City 10 Barse, H. Chilocco, Okla. 24-41-50 Bass, E. Ark City 10 Baxter, M. Winfield 24 Beck, M. Ark City 10 Becklehimer, P. Ark City 24- 47 Beeson, R. Ark City 10 Bigham, R. Lyons 10-50 Bills, J. Ark City 10-37-40- 48 Blackwell, R. Ark City 24 Bond, C. Argonia 10 Booth, R. Wellington 10-50- 54 Boswell, B. Ark City 10-40- 41-48 Bowman, R. Ark City 24 Bowser, D. Hutchinson 23- 24-38-50 Braddy, J. Wichita 10-52 Brandt, D. Gueda Springs 10 'li Denotes Sophomore :F J. .P INDEX Braungardt, M. Rock 10 Breece, R. Winfield 11-36 fBrewer, N. Ark City 31 :fBrickey, H. Ark City 24-43 Bridges, K. Winfield 11-42 Britton, B. Ark City 11 liBrookings, G. Udall 24 Brooks, L. Burden 11 ::iBrothers, Nl. Winfield 11 Brown, D. Ark City ll fBrown, 1. Ark City 24-40 -48 Brown, W. Ark City 19 Bruce, C. Ark City 11-36 Bruning, S. Winfield 11 fBrummett, G. Udall 11 Burdette, S. Crenola 11-37 l:Burns, L. Douglas 11 Burns, R. Ark City 11-40 48 Byrd, E. Ark City 11 Byrd, L. Ark City 11-34 Campbell, D. Ark City 11-41 50 Carnevale, A. Ark City 11 Carnevale, P. Ark City 12 Carson, D. Ark City ll fChapman, E. Ark City 25 Chase, R. Winfield 11-33- 40-41-48-50-54 lfChi1ders, R. Ark City 25 b7:Childs, Ark City 25 fClark, B. Ark City 25-41 Clark, C. Ark City 11-50 Clark, O. Ark City 11 Classen, R. Udall ll-50 l:Clower, R. Winfield 25 Cochran, M. Ark City 9-11- 35-37-41-48 Coggins, D. Ark City 25 -35- 40-48 Coleman, 1. Ark City 12 fColler, J. Ark City 50 1'Conwell, R. Oxford 25 Cook, T. Ark City 9-12 -35- 50 56 fCalder, M. Ark City 31 Carothers, J. Winfield 25-37 Pk Coopperrider, D. Carthage Mo. 12-36 Corle, C. Ark City 12 Coupe, 1. Ark City 25 Ulf 'Csukas, J. Winfield 25-38-40 Cully, C. South Haven 25-41 1fCraig, E. Ark City 25 Cupples, P. Ark City 12-37 Curfman, R. Winfield 25-35 36 PIC 1. 91- Dame, R. Mulvane 12 Daniels, M. Dexter 25-36 35-48 Davis, B. Ark City 12 Davis, D. Atlanta 12-40 Dawes, K. Ark City 12-43 Deckard, D. Oxford 12 DeMerritt, R. Winfield 12 Dempsey, M. Ark City 12-38 Dempsey, W. Ark City 12 J. .V Dewberry, M. Wellington 12- 50 J. 4. 42-47-57 Dillon, D. Russell 12 Dings, J. Ark City 12 Dobson, C. Winfield 12 Doughton, D. Ark City 12-43 Dow, K. Ark City 12 Dowler, B. Winfield 12 Dowler, A. Ark City 12 fDudeck, R. Rock 25 fDunn, Helene Winfield 25-36 'l'Earle, B. Ark City 26-34 35-40 Elder, R. Ark City 12 Elliott, C. Ark City 21 Edens, D. Tyro 12-41-50 Elmore, M. Wellington 12 Emberson, J. Clear Water 13 Enderud, T. Ark City 26 Esquivel, P. Ark City 13 Eubanks, R. Ark City 13 fEveland, C. Wichita 41 Fields, H. Ark City 13 Finn, J. Wichita 13 1:Diggs, D. Wichita 25-50-54 -36 Dickerson, D. Wichita 25-35- Flottman, B. Winfield 13 Flower, K. Winfield 13 fFlius, M. Winfiled 26 Forrest, M. Argonia 13 Fortier, J. Ark City 13 fFortier, 1. Ark City 26 fFoust, R. Ark City 26-37 Fraser, H. Ark City 26-43 Frazee, B. Ark City 23-26- 34-35-45 Freed, J. Winfield 26-43 Gardenhire, S. Ark City 22 Garretson, C. Clearwater 13 Garrison, I. Ark City 13 fGaulden, F. Winfield 26 Gentry, A. Caldwell 13 'fGerberding, D. Anthony 26 Gift, K. Ark City 13 'kGillock, T. Ark City 26 Givens, M. Ark City 12 fGivens, M. Ark City 26 Glasgow, J. Winfield 13 Goatley, G. Ark City 13 fGoatley, S. Ark City 26-45 af: 1: 'fGracey, M. South Heaven 26- 41-50 Grinnell, L. Winfield 13 fGreen, D. Ark City 26 Greer, R. Winfield 13 fGreever, N. Winfield 26 Griffin, M. Wichita 12-52 Grigutowicz, B. Ark City 23- 26-41-45 -46 fGrisham, S. Wichita 26 Groom, A. Rock 12 Hadorn, J. Geuda Springs 12 Hanan, M. Caldwell 14 'fHankins, D. Winfield 14 Harding, S. Ark City 13 Harding, M. Lawrence 14-52 fHardman T. Ark Cit 26-42 Pk 1 Y fHardy, M. Ark City 27-36-45 if Hargoove, E. Ark City 27-38 41 -50 Harlow, C. Ark City 14-46- 47 Harmon, J. Winfield 14 wif INDEX Harrell, D. Valley Center 27- 41-50 Harris, H. Hunnewell 14 Hart, M. Ark City 14-37 Hartman, G. Ark City 14 Hawkins, J. Dexter 27 Hayes, G. Bartlesville, Okla. 27-40-48 Haynes, T. Ark City 14 Helpingstine, G. Winfield 14- 36 Henderson, G. Ark City 14- 34-37 -39 -40 -48 Hendren, C. Wichita 14 Hendrix, J. Oxford 14 Hengen, R. Ark City 14-50 Henschel, G. Kansas City, Mo. 31 Hensley, C. Burden 14-35- 40-47-48 Hensley, M. Argonia 14 Hensley, S. Ark City 14-37 Hensley, S. Dexter 14 Henton, N. South Haven 14 Hermiz, C. Ark City 31 Hermiz, G. Ark City 27 Hernandez, R. Ark City 27 Higbee, P. Tribune 27-40- 42-48 Hoffhines, T. Ark City 27- 34 Holland, M. Ark City 14 Holman, R. Ark City 14 Homrani, H. Saudi, Arabi 14 Hooker, D. Devil's Elbow, Mo. 14-41 Hooten, J. Ark City 14-41- 46-48 ifHopkins, W. Winfield 27 fHostetter, M. Winfield 27 Howard, R. Winfield 15 Hoyle, R. Ark City 15 Huddleston, P. Winfield 15-37 fHuffman, D. Ark City 27-44- 45 Huffstutter, S. Ark City 15- 57 4. ,P :lc af: fone s .. 43 Hugo, A. Ark City 27 Huggins, N. Wichita 27-42 Hun, L. Ark city 15 Hunt, G. Ark City 27 Hundley, S. Ark City 15 lbach, G. Ark City 15-50-54 facques, J. Ark City 15-34- 37-48 farvis, D. Texas 15-41-50 lfames, V. Ark City 27-48 lfohnson, lfohnson, ifohnson, B. Wichita 27 C. Cambridge 27-40 L. Wichita 28-41- 52 fohnson J. Wellington 15 'Zfohnson K. Ark City 28 fohnson M. Ark City 15 fohnson P. Wichita 15-52 johnson R. Wichita 15-39- 54 fohnson R. Ark City 15 fohnson S. Ark City 15- 37-43 fones, C. Wichita 28-41-52 fones, C. Ark City 15-46 'ones, R. Mulvane 15-43 , W. Winfield 15 ones, V. Ark City 15 fordan, R. Winfield 15 foslin, M. Ark City 15-36-37 ilfoslin, T. Ark City 27-36 Hustice, T. Ark City 15 Kaesmeyer, E. Winfield 15 Karlowski, M. Wichita 15 Keasling, L. Winfield 15-36 Kelley, F. Ark City 28-35- 40-43 Kelley, J. Ark City 15-40-48 Kenney, W. Crabtree, Penn. 9-16-35-41-50-54 Kerr, J. Ark City 16 Key, E. Ark City 28-35 King, R. Ark City 16 Kistler, M. Ark City 16 Kettelson, T. Winfield 16 Kline, C. Ark City 16-41 Koch, K. Ark City 16-34-39 Koger, J. Wichita 28-41-50 Korte, F. Wellington 31 Kuhn, D. Ark City 28 Lambert, N. Ark City 22 Lammy, S. Wellington 16-36 Larabee, L. Wellington 16-36 LaRue, B. Ark City 16-50 Laughrey, D. Caldwell 28 Lawrence, R. Ark City 16 Learned, B. Ark City 16 Learned, R. Ark City 16 Leayman, R. Rock 28 Legg, S. Ark City 16 Lewis, R. Ark City 28 Lewis, E. Ark City 28 'fLewis, R. Ark City 36 Liedtke, L. Hayesville 16-52 Lind, G. Ark City 16-43 Littles, S. Winfield 16-41- 50-52 Llamas, H. Winfield 16-42 Locke, S. Ark City 16 Lolar, C. Ark City 16-42 Long, G. Ark City 16 Longshore, L. Ark City 16 Luce, J. Burden 28 Lynn, P. Winfield 16 McClure, L. Cambridge 17 McCorgary, S. Cueda Springs 17-33 McDaniel, J. Ark City 28-45 McDaniel, M. Winfield 17 iMcGlade, L. South Haven 28- 42-48 McGowan, P. Ark City 20 Mclntosh, R. Winfield 17 McKnight, B. Wichita 17-50 Mansker, C. Ark City 16-36 Marrs, R.Ark City 16 :Marsh, B. Ark City 28-52 Marshall, M. Ark City 16 Mason, J. Ark City 17 Mathew, P. Ark City 17-37- 43 Matney, W. Ark City 17 May, 1. Winfield 17 :fc ak Pk al: .lc INDEX Mayberry, K. Ark City 28 l:Mayo, T. Ark City 28 Mendoza, R. Wellington 17-50 lqMetz, G. Winfield 28 Merchant, B. Ark City 22 Miley, C. Ark City 17 Miller, I. Ark City 17 Miller, K. Caldwell 17 Miller, P. Winfield 17-40-42 Minson, S. Valley Center 17-52 Minson, R. Valley Center 17 Mokhayesh, G. Syria 17 :lc Cliver, K. Winfield 29-34-45 Olson, C. Ark City 18-40-42 O'Hair, S. Ark City 18 Osenbaugh, G. Wellington 18 36 Palermo, M. Williamsport, Penn. 18-41-50 fPalmer, K. Ark City 29 Palmer, T. Ark City 18 Pappan, N. Ark City 29 Parks, Pam Ark City 18-34 Parish, A. Ark City 18 Parsons, D. Burden 18 Bdolzen, R. South Haven 31 fPGHICG,.L VVUUie1d 23 Moore, J. Tonganoxie 28-41 - 50 Moore, 1. Chilocco, Okla. 29 41-52 Morrison, D. Wellington 17 Morrow, O. Ark City 17-43 Muhlheim, M. Ark City 17-42 Munson, J. Ark City 29 fMurphy T. South Haven 29- 42 Musson, R. Ark City 17 Myer, K. Ark City 17-41-50 Nafziger, R. Argonia 17 Narcomey, C. Ark City 23- 29-34-35-52 Neal, K. Cueda Springs 17- 36 Neas, E. Ark City 29 Neitzke, B. Ark City 17-42 Nellis, V. Dexter 18-34-35- 37 Neumann, J. Ark City 29-45 Newman, C. Ark City 29 Newman, M. Ark City 18-35 Nickel, H. South Haven 18 Niles, B. Ark City 25 Niskern, P. Ark City 18-36 Nivens, S. Belle Plaine 18 Noller, M. Winfield 18 Nolan, P. Ark City 9-10-40 Norris, L. Geuda Springs 18 Nugen, C. Ark City, 18 Obrock, G. Clearwater 18 aj: Pl P21 Pendrak, D. Ark City 18 fPerdue, J. Ark City 29 Perico, J. Ark City 18 Peterson, D. Clearwater 18 Peterson, F. Coldwater 18- 33-37 Pettigrew, N. Dexter 18-33- 37-48 Perry, J. Ark City 29-50 Phillippi, D. Ark City 18 Pickering, J. Eureka 18-50 Pike, J. Ark City 18 Powell, C. Winfield 19 Pray, L. Ark City 19 Poovey, T. Burden 21 Prigmore, M. Harrah, Okla. 29-41-50-54 ' Puls, G. Harper 29 Purvine, 1. Ark City 19 Rahn, P. Winfield 19 Rameriz, J. Ark City 19-35- 42 Reed, J. Ark City 19-50 Rhodd, A. Ark City 29 -36- 40 :Richardson, W. Ark City 29- 37 Riggs, T. Winfield 22 Riley, T. South Haven 19 Roberts, A. Ark City 19 Robinson, P. Belle Plain 19 Robl, C-. Ark City 19 Romero, J. Ark City 19 weiis, T. Ark crry 11 lc W. Rogers, C. Ark City 19 Rose, E. Ark City 19 Rowlett, R. Wichita 19 Ruf, D. Ark City 22 1fRush, A. Winfield 22 Rutter, R. Gueda Springs 19 :cSands, A. Winfield 29 Sawyer, B. Oxford 19 Sawyer, R. Oxford 19-52 Schanbaucher, H. Udall 19- 37 Scherich, D. Ark City 19-36 Schueerman, D. Ark City 19 11Schultz, B. Ark City 29-36 Schmidt, M. Ark City 19 Schwintz, C. Winfield 19-37 1. ,- 1. P 1, I- Scott, D. Winfield 31 Scott, W. Belle Plain 20 Setzkorn, R. Rock 20 Shanks, M. Gueda Springs 20-50 Sharpe, G. Ark City 31 Sheik, K. Newkirk 30 Shellhammer, J. Bluff City 20 Shepard, G. Ark City 20 Shklar, M. Kiowa 20-33-54 Shurtz, D. Ark City 20 Seever, L. Oxford 20 Simmons, P. Winfield 20-41- 50-54 Simon, R. Ark City 20 Simpson, T. Caney 20-50 Sisson, J. Winfield 20 Smith, J. Winfield 20-37 Smith, I. Wellington 20-41 - 50 ':Smith A. Gueda Springs 22 Smith, J. Winfield 21 Smith, P. Gueda Springs 20 Smysor, C. Ark City 20 Snedeker, A. Skokie, 111. 22 Snyder, G. Ark City 20 Soria, F. Wellington 20 INDEX Speer, S. Ark City 21 Spenser, K. Winfield 21 Speon, D. Dexter 21 Squires, J. Ark City 9-21-35 42-50 ikStafford, C. Ark City 30-39 fStamm, C. Wellington 30 Steele, R. Ark City 21 Stewart, D. Udall 21 Stewart, L. Charlottesville, Va. 21-52 Stocken, R. South Haven 21 Stout, D. Atlanta 21-33-48 Stout, D. Atlanta 21-50 Stover, J. Ark City 21-50 Strubble, D. Bluff City 21 i Stuckey, Donell, Ark City 30 34 fSuedmeier, L. Newkirk 22 Sybrant, J. Ark Clty 21 .v. ,V v, 91' al: al: Wallace, Lewis Ark City 22 Waldschmidt, W. Dexter 30 Walling, L. Ark City 22-36 Walton, E. Oxford 22 Ware, A. Wichita 22 Watson, B. Atlanta 22 Watson, B. Ark City 30-50 Watson, R. Ark City 22 Weaver, B. C-ueda Springs 11 Webb, M. Ark City 11 Weekley, K. South Haven 11- 37-40 Weir, V. Gueda Springs 30- 41 -45 -46-47 Ark ciry 14 Wenciker, J. Tribune 31-37 Wenciker, J. Tribune 19-37 Werner, R. Winfield 20 West, Su. Ark City 12-42 1iSweaney, J. Cedar Vale 30 .1 - . 1:Swinson, R. Ark City 30 .Whlte' C' Ark Clty 39 Talbert, J. Ark City 21 Tart, K. Ark City 21-34-37 Taylor, D. Ark City 21 Taylor, N. Ark City 31 Thomas, C. Ark City 21 Thomas, D. Winfield 21 Thompson, M. Ark City 21 Towles, E. Ark City 21 'fTravis, J. Winfield 30 Tucker, M. Winfield 21 1'Tucker, S. Winfield 22 Turner, T. Ark City 22 -37 Tyler, Steve, Ark City 22 1Troxell, M. Ark City 30 'fUnruh, D. Ark City 22 fUtt, M. Cedar Vale 30 'kVardy, C. Ark City 30-36 Vavra, B. Norwich 22-37 Virden, Cheri, Ark City 22 ikVickery, D. Ark City 31-37 tvreie, J. Ark city 30-46 Sowder, D. Ark City 20 -41- fVore, W. Ark City 30 50 'kSparks, D. Ark City 21 Sparks, R. Ark City 21 Wallenmaier, R. Ark City 21 Walcher, Geniece, South Haven 22 -42 59 Whiteman, R. Cambridge 30 50 Whiteside, M. Ark City 30 Williams, W. Erueka 31-41- 50 Williams, D. Burden 20-46 Wilson, M. Ark City 21 Wilson, R. Ark City 21 Wilt, W. Winfield 31 Wineinger, D. Ark City 13 Wojciechowski, R. Platonic, N. 1. 13-50 Woosley, C. Ark City 14 Wollard, C. Burden 13 Woodham, H. 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