Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

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Band LYLE BRACKEN BUD WEEMS FAYE SCOTT Football Coach Counselor Librarian : [od tari FRONT ROW: Wayne Reid Pres. , Mary Thompson, EuGene Durr. BACK ROW: Dean Crumb, Neil Crow, Garth Lukert Vice-Pres. , Dean Dunn. Opal Sheets George Anshutz Patricia Converse Superintendent Appointed at Large, Board Member Herald Zimmerman Grant Rhodes James Jordan Bus Driver Bus Driver Bus Driver Virgil Salem Bus Driver Gary Michaels Bus Driver and Custodian James White Custodian. SENTORS DANA LOVELAND D. BLODGETT Volleyball 1-4; Class Play 3; Chorus 1-3; Kayettes 1- Football 1-4; Basketball 1-2-4; Track 1; Class Plays 3-4, Vice Pres. 4; Pep Club 1-3; Cheerleader 3; 3-4; Chorus 3; D-Club 1-4; Annual Staff 4; King- Spanish Club 2; Annual Staff 4; King-Queen of Courts, Queen of Courts, Att. 1. Queen 3. GALEN M. WRIGHT NANCY HEPWORTH _ Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4 Track 1-4; Class Plays Class Pres. 2-3; Track 1; Volleyball 1-4; Class Plays : 4; Band 1; D-Club 1-4; Stu. Co. 1-4; Stu. Co. 3-4; Band 4; Chorus 1-4; Sextet 1; Kayettes 1-4, Pres. Pres. 4; Spanish Club 2-3, Vice Pres. 3; Chess Club 3; Stu. Co. 2-3, Sec. 3; Pep Club 1-4, Vice Pres. 3-4, Sec. Treas. ; Annual- Staff 4, Bus. Man.; 4; Cheerleader 2-4, Head 3-4; Spanish Club 2-3, Homecoming Att. 4; Steering Comm., Vice-Chair- Sec. 3; Annual Staff 4, Asst. Editor; Homecoming man 4; King-Queen of Courts, Att. 4. 10 Att. 3, Queen 4; King-Queen of Courts, Queen 1. JOANN BACKERMAN Stu. Co. 1; Class Sec. 2-3-4; Track 1-2; Volleyball 1-2; Class Plays 3-4; Chorus 1-2; Kayettes 2; Pep Club 1-2-4; Dramatics Club, Sec. Treas. 3. PATRICK HORTON Class Pres. 1, Vice Pres. 3-4; Football 1-4; Basket- ball 1-4; Baseball 3; Track 4; Class Plays 3-4 D-Club 3-4, Pres. 4; Spanish Club 2-3; Chess Club 3-4; V. Pres. 3; Annual Staff 4, Asst. Bus. Man.; Homecom- ing Att. 4; King-Queen of Courts, King 3; Dramatics Club 3-4; Steering Comm. 4. ROGER COX Football 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Class Plays 3-4; Chorus 3; D-Club 2; Chess Club 3; Annual Staff 3-4; Home- coming King 4; Dramatics Club 3. BRAD METZLER Class Pres. 4; Football 2-4; Basketball 2-4; Track 3-4; Baseball 3; Class Plays 3-4; D-Club 2-4; Stu. Co. 4; Chess Club 3-4; Annual Staff 4, Adv. Man.: Dramatics Club 3-4; Jardine Jr. High 1. : LESLIE ZIMMERMAN KEITH LOGAN Football 1; Basketball 1; Class Plays 3-4; Chess Club Football 1-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3; Track 2-3; Class 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics Club 3-4. Plays 3-4; Chorus 3; D-Club 2-3-4. WAYNE LUKERT JAMES BACKERMAN, JR. Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 3; Class Plays 3-4; D- Class Plays 3-4; Chorus 1-2-3; Dramatics Club 3. Club 3-4; Stu. Co Vice Pres. 3; Chess Club 3-4, Pres. 3; Annual Staff, Asst. Adv. Man. 4; Class Treas. 1-4; Wayne and Penny Director Mr. Lange Leslie and D. Wilbur Maxwell . Hercules Nelson . Celeste . Nina Quigley be Frankie . Aunt Mary Uncle Bob . Granny. . 6 Mr. Quigley . Dr. Brown . Madeline . Harry Schuster . Daphne . Claude . Galen, Brad, and Pat Joyce and D. Brad Metzler Pat Horton Nancy Hepworth Cindy Rutledge Carol Lukert Penny Green Wayne Lukert Kelli Horton Galen Wright Leslie Zimmerman Joyce Gleason D. Blodgett Betty Blodgett Keith Logan Pat and Brad Keith and Galen Pat, Cindy, and Nancy Betty and Keith ys) Keith and Brad Wayne, Brad, and Galen Class Will of ’71 We, the 1971 graduating class of Dover High School, being of questionable mind and fatigued body, do so declare this to be our last will and testament. --To Mr. Anshutz, we leave a new school board and a Smith and Wesson revolver with one bullet. --To Mr. Tucker, we leave one ten gallon hat and a pair of elevated shoes. --To Mr. Gerboth, we leave six volumes of Pallack jokes. --To Mr. and Mrs. Lange, we leave a full length portrait of Governor Robert Docking and an invita- tion to the governors mansion. -- To Steve Mercer, our bus maintenance man, we leave seven volumes on the fundamentals of mechanics. --To Mr. Bracken, we leave the memories of a very devoted and hard working track team. - To Mr. Salem, we leave one set of well used bongo drums and a new stick. --To Mr. Rhoades, we leave a book entitled, How to Teach School Without Really Trying. --To Mr. Michaels, we leave a keg of '01 Ragweed pipe tobacco. --To Mr. Weems, we leave one brass cuspidor. --To Mr. Zimmerman, we leave a Kansas map, without the county line on it. --To Karen Thomas, we leave one pair of micro-mini hot pants. --To Mr. Tijerina, we leave ten gallons of refried beans and two tickets to Tijuana, Mexico. I, BRAD METZLER, leave my '68 Ford Torino to anyone who can get it started, or if they can get the windshield wipers, lights, or radio to work, they can have it. I, WAYNE LUKERT, leave my ability to play chess to Mr. Rhoades and my ability to play basketball to Dennis Miller. I, GALEN WRIGHT, leave all my loves but one to that lucky devil Tim Dunagan. I, NANCY HEPWORTH, leave whatever I have, if Ihave anything, to whoever needs whatever I have, and can do anything with whatever this thing is, that I have. I, D. BLODGETT, leave my ability to catch oppossums to Dennis Miller. I, PATRICK HORTON, leave all my innocence, plus an overnight ticket to Kansas City to Mr. Rhoades, and my '49 International to anybody who likes to drag. I, KEITH LOGAN, leave my driving ability to Mike Snook. I, LESLIE ZIMMERMAN, just plain leave. 15 Class Prophecy of ’71 SALESMANS REPORT FOR THE WISHY-WASHY SHOE POLISH COMPANY OF WALLA-WALLA, WASH- INGTON April 23, 1991. Dear Sirs: This letter is in regard to my rather large expense account for the month of April. I was in the Topeka area peddling our fine product when I suddenly recalled that my old home town was nearby. So I drove out to Dover, Kansas. The old place sure has changed. I checked into the Dover Hilton Hotel, right across the street from the T. Scott Shopping Center and Mall. Having a few hours of day- light left, I decided to attempt to sell some of our glorious shoe polish. The first house I came to looked like something out of the Arabian Nights! It probably belonged to some Turkish Sultan. I knocked on the door and it was answered by none other than Sgt. BRAD BEAU GESTE METZLER of the Fighting French Foreign Legion. Brad! I exclaimed, 'What are you doing here and how can you afford this place since a sergeant in the Fighting French Foreign Legion only makes $47 a month? It helps when you marry the daughter of some oil-rich sultan, he said. Well, I decided to return to my hotel. I was crossing the street when I stepped on a pile of old ragged clothes. To my surprise, the clothes sat up. In them was a haggard old man that needed Scope and smelled like 90 Proof. Aren't you GALEN WRIGHT I cried. The one voted most likely to suc- ceed by the Class of '71? I most certainly am, he replied, as he lay back down in the gutter. This was too much for me. I then sought refuge in the local night club ''The Whirling Derby. To my sur- prise, the owner and manager was none other than NANCY HEPWORTH. I don't remember what hap- pened after that, but I do know that the next day was Sunday. I then went to church. The old Dover Federated Church is long gone and is now repalced by a glass and steel superstructure called the Dover Modern Church of Revelation and Recent Happenings. After a stirring sermon from the Honorable Right Reverend D. BLODGETT, I decided to visit the Dover Nursing Home. I asked for directions from a dog- catcher who turned out to be KEITH LOGAN. When I reached the nursing home I saw a shrivled up old man sitting on the porch babbling to himself. The nurse said he was PAT HORTON. I guess that's what happens when you live a riotious life. On the way back I passed the magnificent Lake Dover. Spotting the marina, I gazed upon a gold plated super- yacht tied up at the pier. I walked over to it and discovered that the owner and captain was LESLIE ZIMMERMAN, the Aristotle Onnasis of the United States. After a nice visit with Leslie, I returned to my hotel and prepared for a week of fine salesmanship. Your Loyal Salesman, WAYNE LUKERT P.S. Enclosed is my expense account for hotel, steak and lobster dinners, champagne, and caviar. A Night To Remember .. . ... Graduation 1971 Keith Dana Brad JoAnn Leslie Wayne Prepare for the future; You’ll spend the rest of your life in it. Nancy Galen Valedictorian Pat Salutatorian 6 Flags over Texas. 19 Standing on the corner, being cool, in Galveston. The boys in 6 Flags. Court of Two Sisters, Bourbon Street, New Orleans. Where's the women ?? Kansas Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas Missouri The Astrodome in Houston. Kathy and Armond Lange. Sunburns can be Painful! ! You're kidding! 4 iii, we Nurse Nancy to the rescue. D.O.A. (Dead on Arrival) The Party's Over! I'm Homesick. Captain America. At Midnight following graduation, seven seniors and four sponsors departed on the last senior trip for Dover High School, First stop was Six Flags over Texas, where we spent one night at the Holiday Inn of Arlington. The next morning, we journeyed on to the Houston area, where we toured the Astrodome. We left Houston and moved southward spending four nights on Galveston Island at the Flagship Hotel. From there, we went to New Orleans, where we spent three nights at the Sheraton-Charles Hotel, while touring the French Quarter. We left New Orleans for home after the eighth day, spending one night in Little Rock Ar- kansas before coming through the Ozark Mountains. Our sponsors we re Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lange and Mr. and Mrs. Armond Lange. 20 — 7 7 } - a | “ ‘ ' “ hy — .’ s - od | we Suntan Lotion in his hair? bee Sa 4 . 2 = rs “2g. co Such Exposure. = “ee nme ° j ‘ ie . +7 Three little fishes in the Sea. Home Again. 21 Time to unload, and Wayne is awake! Y) mw 2 Z = ae Betty Atwood President Mike Snook Karen Cox Douglas Gilbert Vice President Elizabeth Corkill a i Ay Connie Thomas Secretary Treasurer Robert Jernigan Linda Zimmerman Matilda Gurler 23 Shaw Oh Those Wonderful Juniors! Some Juniors know how to relax---- ----some don't We've Got ’72 Power I've got a scratched knee. “3B a I've got a Freshman! Rabbit Cheer up Mike, it was only Now Whose Sa Legs Are These? | '72 Skidoo ae EVERYBODY'S CRAZY Herb Stanley . Elmer Sneed . A Tommy Watkins . William Bates . Ketura Katt. . Julie Mather . Mrs. Spooner. . . , Godfrey Van Gordon , Caroline Van Gordon . Celia Van Gordon . Adam Pottle . Libby Ann . Gladiola . WeeeISe 5 Gg 4 oo Messenger Boy . Director . 25 Karl Lukert Mike Snook Doug Gilbert . Bill Howey Matilda Gurtler Karen Cox Liz Corkill . Victor Lane . Connie Thomas Linda Zimmerman Dennis Miller Betty Atwood Karen Smith Mike Dugan . Bob Jernigan Glenn Lange ‘Junior and Senior Banquet and Prom’”’ Our distinguished leader and assistant. Smile--you're on candid camera! Always time for a good chuckle Is it that funny Mr. and Mrs. Lange? Which ever one it is-- DON'T tell it! Don't drop anything! 26 ““Moon River” Lecture Time! Now we know what happened to the punch! On April 23, 1971, the Junior- Senior Banquet and Prom was held at the Holiday Inn Downtown in Topeka. After a delicious and most enjoyable meal, the Ironwood , a group from Holton, played for our enjoyment at the Prom. The theme of the Banquet -and Prom was 'Moon River and the colors were blue vand gold. Concentration Knock em! dead, boys! 27 Y) — pe O 2 O a. - O Y) a RY) A” j ‘ Lynn Marvin Gurtler Hoffman President Wile President es Po? = . je hoe q. ‘ Sally David Sage Dieter Stu. Co. Rep. Alvin Musick Joyce Gleason Penny Green Secretary Bob Backerman Mike Howey Kenneth Mitchell Treasurer Lee Brown Beverly Smith FRESHMEN pm Cindy Susan Rutledge Kissling President Vice President Carol Marcia Lukert Shepherd Student Council Wanda Bettyloue Colston Blodgett 31 Tim Dunagan Secretary Janet Sage Patty Dugan Rodney Brownlee Treasurer Kelli Horton Paul Thomas = te My Mommie won't let me go Dirty Old Man! le. ce | a But Mama I washed my ears this morning He's after me. £ Of the World!!! Is it true blondes have more fun??? ss 2 Women's liberation? My name is T. H. E. Wolfe AMAZING SPORTS Football ‘71’ TIGER SQUAD, FRONT ROW: Kenneth Mitchell, Mike Howey, Paul Thomas, David Deiter, Lee Brown, Tim Dunagan. SECOND ROW: Coach, Glenn Lange, Mike Snook, Bill Howey, Mike Dugan, Dennis Miller, Bob Jern- igan, Coach, Lyle Bracken. BACK ROW: Pat Horton, Keith Logan, Galen Wright, Brad Metzler, Roger Cox, D. Blodgett. ae + Galen Wright Roger Cox Pat Horton All League All League All League Captain Brad Metzler D. Blodgett Ken Mitchell 36 aa | Owe en Letterm« Bill Howey All League Mike Snook Dennis Miller Mike Dugan Keith Logan Bob Jernigan Dave Deiter 37 1971 Homecoming Royalty The Tiger Homecoming was made complete with a 26-12 victory over Mayetta. The Royalty were crowned at half-time amid much Pomp and Circumstance as the Royalty of past Dover High Home- comings were honored. As it was Dover High's last Homecoming, all classes worked hard to make it Dover's best. 38 Homecoming Attendants lot WN = nese asnerere D Sally Sage Pat Horton Galen Wright Penny Green 2nd nese asoerer D The 1971 Homecoming was one to look back upon as different . The float that the candidates rode on was powered by two Belgian horses, Bucky and Clifford. Most of the past queens of Dover High School were present and recognized that evening. It was truly a different kind of Homecoming. The Dover Tigers finished out their 1971 football season with a 5-2-1 record losing only to the state bound Paxico team. This marked the second successful season for Coach Bracken who led the Tigers to a 12-4-1 record over two seasons. The Tigers finished the season ranked eighth in the state in 8-man football. 4) VER hace Re TIGER SQUAD, BACK ROW: Rodney Brownlee, David Dieter, Tim Dunagan, Karl Lukert, Vic Lane, Dennis Miller, Paul Thomas. FRONT ROW: Coach Glenn Lange, Mike Snook, D. Blodgett, Wayne Lukert, Galen Wright, Pat Horton, Ken Mitchell. 42 Galen Wright All League Captain Pat Horton Mike Snook A ee le ‘ ad eae rig Wayne Lukert All League Ken Mitchell Varsity ior Varsity Jun 45 King and Queen of Courts Kelli Horton Kenneth Mitchell First Attendants Penny Green Galen Wright Second Attendants Connie Thomas Dennis Miller Friday night, February 19,1971, saw the crowning of the last King and Queen of Courts at Dover High School. The evening was a complete success as the mighty Tigers defeated Mayetta, 61-42, in the last regular season game at Dover. Kelli Horton was crowned queen and Kenneth Mitchell king, during the halftime ceremonies. Penny Green and Galen Wright were first attendants and Connie Thomas and Dennis Miller were second attendants. Crown and flower bearers were Lynn Rutledge and Danny Horton. After the game the Student Council sponsored a dance with The Summer Snow providing the music. We want to extend our sincere appreciation to Mary Maude Weeks for the beautiful flowers and crowns. Track Men Heave Ho Pat + “i a, | es ; r — e Z : ; = = AS _ me; Don't Strain = — yourself Bill Over Easy, Kenny Little Higher Dave. Ready to go? We got em Galen. for ’71 From Beginning To End (Kenneth) (Mike) (Billy) (Galen) { is You Can Catch Him Be Careful WHO? ??? Jump High and Far Higher, Hi gher 49 Girls Track Just a little farther You can do it Loue! One- Two- Three- Kick! She's airborne! ! Don't sit on it Pat Take a Deeep Breath Good Jump 50 Cam Pe Sas a i This is a stickup! Is this how ya do it? Is it Tarzan? Jane? Don't fall over that string. 51 The Junior fan club Geronimo! Look out below! Volleyball | FRONT ROW: Karen Smith, Bettyloue Blodgett, Connie Thomas, Nancy Hepworth, Cindy Rutledge, Penny Green. BACK ROW: Mr. Lange, Coach, Sally Sage, Kelli Horton, Wanda Colston, Janet Sage, Susan Kissling, Marcia Shepherd, Beverly Smith, Carol Lukert. Wait for me! Hurry Penny! The Dover Girls Volleyball Team won first place at the Americus Invita- tional Meet at Americus. They also won first place in the U. S. D. 330 Invitational Meet at Dover. We congragulate the outstanding girls and their coach on their fine playing! 52 ORGANIZATIONS eAiih FRONT ROW: Galen Wright, Mike Snook, Karl Lukert, Brad Metzler, Stuco; Pat Horton, Pres. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lange, Sponsor; Wayne Lukert, David Deiter, Vice-Pres; Kenneth Mitchell, Robert Jernigan. FRONT ROW: Penny Green, Stuco; Karen Cox, Treas; Joyce Gleason, Sec; Nancy Hepworth, Vice-Pres; Connie Thomas, Pres; Mrs. Lange, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Karen Smith, Elizabeth Corkill, Sally Sage, Dana Loveland, Kelli Horton, Matilda Gurtler, Susan Kiss- ling. BACK ROW: Carol Lukert, Betty Atwood, Marcia Shepherd, Cindy Rutledge, Beverly Smith, Janet Sage, JoAnn Backerman. 54 Connie Cindy Nancy Karen Dana Thomas Rutldge Hepworth Cox Loveland FRONT ROW: Karen Cox, Stuco; Penny Green, Treas; Connie Thomas, Sec; Dana Loveland, Vice-Pres; Betty Atwood, Pres; Mrs. Guild, Sponsor. BACK ROW: Beverly Smith, Kelli Horton, Susan Kissling, Carol Lukert, Matilda Gurtler, Joyce Gleason, Nancy Hepworth, Cindy Rutledge, Sally Sage, Janet Sage. 56 NOOrern eyana A FRONT ROW: Kelli Horton, Bettyloue Blodgett, Joyce Gleason, Betty Atwood, Linda Fin- son. BACK ROW: Vincent Johnson, Kenneth Mitchell, Galen Wright, Karl Lukert, Pat e Horton. peal o FRONT ROW: Karen Cox, Treas; Penny Green, Sec; Galen Wright, Pres; Karl Lukert, Vit e- Pres; Mr. Salem, Sponsor. BACK ROW: Dennis Miller, Sally Sage, Carol Lukert, Brad Metzler. Sy a5 9 FRONT ROW: Betty Jernigan, Betty Gorrell, Randy Osburn, Jayme Riley, Roger Sage, Nancy Hepworth, Mrs. Judd. SECOND ROW: Brian Crow, Connie Kemble, Janet Sage, Kelli Horton, Cindy Rutledge, Connie Thomas, Marva Vandevord, Susan Kissling, Bettyloue Blodgett. BACK ROW: Sally Sage, Penny Green, Carol Lukert, Janet Adkins, Larry Lister, Paul Thomas, Rodney Brownlee, Z. Blodgett, Kristy Green. ®) {= ts) ©) =n (@) Nancy Hepworth. SECOND ROW: Joyce Gleason, erd. BACK ROW: Penny Green, Connie Thomas, FRONT ROW: Cindy Rutledge, Janet Sage, Susan Kissling, Kelli Horton, Marcia Sheph Sally Sage, Beverly Smith. , ) 3] SNS eal � Wr a t et) aA (fd a FRONT ROW: Karen Cox, Brad Metzler, Galen Wright, Nancy Hepworth, Connie Thomas, Mr. Salem, Sponsor. BACK ROW: Roger Cox, Leslie Zimmerman, Wayne Lukert, Pat Horton, Matilda Gurtler, Dana Loveland, D. Blodgett. ANNUAL STAFF Connie Thomas- Editor Nancy Hepworth-Asst. Editor Galen Wright-Business Manager Pat Horton-Asst. Business Mgr. Brad Metzler- Advertising Mgr. Wayne Lukert-Asst. Adv. Mgr. Karen Cox- Photographer Leslie Zimmerman-Asst. Photog. Matilda Gurtler- Secretary GRADES Grade School Faculty MISS BONNIE MISS EARLNOR MRS. CHERYL LEA SPENCER, STARBIRD, SALEM, Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 2 MRS. LINDA MRS. OPAL MRS. MARY DILTZ, CAMPBELL, HALLER Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 CLES MRS, GLENDA MR. LYLE MR. WILLIAM DIXON, BRACKEN, EDDY, Grade 6 Grade 7-8 Grade 7-8 61 Kindergarten we Jerry Karen Doug Dugan Lukert Self Kevin Brenda Barry Dunagan Slusser Walthall Andrea Kevin Kathy Russell Long Wood Hodges Patterson ee is A � oF 4 1 «a ou Kathy Patty Ricky Kendrah Kris Hansen Love Vandevord Swiercinsky Michael 62 Danny Slusser Barbara Hamilton Truann Corkill Mark Hansen Ist Grade Eddie Steven Gleason 63 Andy Scott Bredow 2nd Grade Bruce Melanie Joey Tina Roy Fouts Crow Fritz Patterson St. John Linda Rusty Rosemary Shane Jolene Slusser Fritz Stormann Michael Wheeler Hoffman Patterson een nt a 5 aes 1 Jolene Roberta Melissa Miller Dugan Wood 64 NOT PICTURED: Pam Easley 3rd Grade Mark Thomas Lois Zimmerman Jane Rutledge Brent Crow Howard Fritz mee Lance Hodges Nancy Blythe Aily Scarbrough Doris Todd Ricky Wood Billy Gilbert Dixie Dugan | Roger Gordon aS. gy! 5) Scott Wendland Frank Patterson Kenny Gilbert Karin Alfano Robert Merrill Matthew Hansen 65 NOT PICTURED: Eva Easley ee 4th Grade Patricia Curtis Susan Dugan Slusser Robert Lindola Everette Miller Patterson Thomas re re Freda Kemble 66 5th Grade Karen Backerman John Kathy Joe Alfano Shepherd Ackley = ‘ ) io SS a Veronica Miller Paul James Kevin Slusser Morehead Swiercinsky 67 6th Grade J. L. St. John Diane Slusser Wesley Smith Paul Hanson Ronda Kemble i f A a . “2s 3 pe Px sa ‘ 1 tt BN Dan Dunagan Barbara Lange Calvin Simmons Cite 4 ae ee TS De ror’ Robin Green Robert Gordon Kim Ginter Alan Sage Elaine Vandevord Beverly Sage Valarie Thomas Danny Riley Rita Thomas 68 7th Grade Tw f Kevin Randy Gleason Osburn Pat Tommy Betty Rutledge Storman Jernigan 69 Bruce Dorland 8th Grade Jack Backerman fe “6 rs wd 4 we én: te ah Marva Larry Tina John Connie Vandevord Lister Storman Zimmerman Kemble Virginia Vincent Thomas Johnson 70 8th Grade Graduation Salutatorian Tonight We Launch, Valedictorian Linda Finson Where Shall We Land? Kristy Green Presentation of diplomas. : Howard, the speaker. The boys sing out loud and clear. 72 Grade School Sports BACK ROW: Mrs. Dixon, Betty Thom as, Betty Jernigan, Virginia Thomas, Betty Gorrell, Connie Kemble, Kristy Green, Karen Zeller, Janet Adkins, Mr. Eddy. CENTER: Beverly Sage, Valerie Thomas, Wendy Ijams, Debra Leeper, Sharon Backerman, Ronda Kemble, Pam Mitchell, Barbara Lange. FRONT ROW: Kim Ginter, Diana Slusser, Tamra Adkins, Marva Vandevord, Tina Stormann, Leslie Stamm, Rita Thomas. Volleyball ... The Grade School girls have had a rather illustrious volley ball season in the past three years. Led by Coach Bill Eddy, the girls have lost only one game during this three year span. Coach Eddy says that volley ball practice starts at the first of the year and emphasis is put on a strong serve and tough de- fense. The girls are also trained in working the net for a quick offensive position. This year, the Dover girls claimed seven victories in regular season play. They lost their only game in three years during the tournament, but battled back out of the losers bracket to place first in the district volley ball tourney. 73 BACK ROW: Vince Johnson, James Riley, Jack Backerman, Larry Lister, Dennis Colston, Coach Lyle Bracken. CENTER: Roger Sage, Z. Blodgett, Bruce Dorland, Randy Osburn, Greg Alfano, John Zimmerman. FRONT ROW: Steve Hamilton, Tom Sto rman, Kevin Gleason, Brian Crow, Pat Rut- ledge, Curt Ginter, Dan Dugan. ... and CHEERLEADERS Virginia Thomas Linda Finson Connie Kemble Betty Gorrell Basketball .. . 74 BACK ROW: John Zimmerman, Dan Dugan, Roger Sage, Z. Blodgett, James Riley, Larry Lister, Vince Johnson, Curt Ginter, Tom Storman, Brian Crow. CENTER: Dan Riley, Bruce Dorland, Dennis Colston, Greg Alfano, Jack Backerman, Mark Cox, Pat Rutledge, Kevin Gleason, Coach Lyle Bracken. FRONT ROW: Robin Green, Paul Hansen, Calvin Patterson, Wesley Smith, Dan Dunagan, Tom Rutledge, Alan Sage, J.L. St. John, Robert Gordon. _.. and Track. | E is. pe BACK ROW: Virginia Thomas, Karen Zeller, Linda Finson, Connie Kemble, Marva Vandevord, Kristy Green, Betty Gorrell. CENTER: Valerie Thomas, Leslie Stamm, Clara Easley, Janet Adkins, Tina Stormann, Sharon Backerman, Betty Jernigan. FRONT ROW: Wendy Ijams, Pam Mitchell, Barbara Lange, Tamra Adkins, Kim Ginter, Betty Thomas, Beverly Sage, Rita Thomas. FRONT BOTTOM: Diana Slusser, Elaine Vandevord, Leanna Lyon, Ronda Kemble, Mr. Eddy. MEMORABILIA (A RECORD OF THINGS WORTHY OF REMEMBRANCE) eZ Mae Fm 4 se Now we come to that time of Man when all things must come to an end. Still, a Man must have some things to remember when all is done. So be it here. The Staff of the '71 Tiger have pieced together a chronicle of events and the classes of Dover High School. This way a Man can truly see that this is not the end, rather, only the beginning. History The first high school at Dover was in the 1880's. The teacher was the son of General J. C. Caldwell. Classes were held in the frame Congregational Church. Only a few of the names are known. They are John Tomson, Carrie Loomis, Harry Aldrich, Hattie Bassett, and Harris Bassett. The second high school in Dover was held at the new frame grade school erected in 1913. The teacher was George Dodds. Our present high school was started in 1920, with A. J. Bassett as the only teacher. Elsie Paulsen was a teacher the second year, and Lenore Lowry, Hildred Ross, and Hazel Smith being early teachers also. A group of parents and public spirited residents in the community felt a high school should be available to all the grade school graduates who wished to attend high school. but were unable to go to Topeka. Before the new brick high school was built in 1924-1925, high school was held in the same frame Congregational Church as in the 1880's because the new Federated Church was meeting in the old Baptist building. While in the school then, the students were involved in two sports, Basketball and Volleyball. Mr. John Voss did the excavation work for the basement of the original portion of our present school using farm work horses. There was no électricity in the new school building at first, so, lanterns had to be borrowed for any school activity in the evening. : In the Fall of 1925, the first Mannual Training class was started. Their class was held in our present boiler room. They made their own cupboards for their tools. In this same year the boys started playing Football and Baseball. In the Fall of 1934, the gym of the present school was built. The stone music and shop building was built in 1938, and the new addition of the school was added on in 1958. We are grateful to those who have contributed pictures and valuable information to assist us in compiling this history for our annual. Among those we would like to thank are: Mrs. Vey Spaulding (from her book, DOVER- THEN AND NOW), Mr. Charles Todd, and Mr. Floyd Voss. A Brief History of Dover, Kansas Dover was established on the banks of Mission Creek, sixteen miles southwest of Topeka, Kansas, in 1870. The name Dover, was derived from the fact that the first two families to settle here came from near Dover, England and from Dover, New Hampshire. Dover, at some time in its past has had; two grist mills, three cheese factories, a match factory, a wagon making business, two blacksmiths, three garages, two cream stations, two hardware stores, a post office, five places where gasoline could be purch ased, three grocery stores, a bank, a barber shop, a business school, an undertaker, a den- tist, a doctor, a drug store, a hotel, two restaurants, telephone office, and three churches. So one can see, Dover was in the past, a thriving little community. Today, business in the Dover area has dwindled to where we are left with one grocery store, a gas station, a post office, and a church. We still have a grade and high school, although the high school will consolidate in the fall of 1971, - The Dover State Bank was organized in 1905 under the direction of Charles Curtis (later Vice-President of the United States) and M. A. Lowe. In 1930, the Dover State Bank merged with the Guaranty Bank at Topeka. In 1895, final approval was given for the erection of a cheese factory on the east edge of Dover. The factory was later converted to a house and is now owned by Eldon Thomas. Also, another cheese factory was operated on the site now owned by Doran Snook. The first general store was established in 1872, but was all but wiped out by the grasshopper scourge in 1874 and 1875. Several stores were built and operated through the years, but only one has survived. In 1930, Thomas G. Scott bought the store in the I.O.0.F. building and still is operating it at this time. Other business in the Dover area today includes the Dover Oil Company owned and operated by Albert Randall and Steven Mercer. A charter for the American Legion at Dover was received in 1947. They met in the hall now called the Odd Fel- lows Hall. Formally it was called Somerset Hall, from the town of Somersetshire, England. The first church in Dover was the Baptist Church, built in 1867 on the land now owned by Ethel Reed. In 1872, the Methodist's erected a church on the land now owned by Vin Dudney. In 1874, a group of Congregational ministers met and decided to erect another church. It was called ''The First Congregational Church of Mission Creek Val- ley, '' and was located where the present day Dover Federated Church stands. In 1920, the Methodists and the Congregationalists decided to combine their churches, because after the first world war, the high cost of living made it difficult to maintain three churches. They formed the present Dover Federated Church. The first grade school was a one room log cabin built in 1865 and had an attendance of twelve students. The next school was a stone building which in 1913 was condemned and a new two room frame school was built. Then in 1951, the present day school house was erected. The first high school classes at Dover were held in the old frame Congregational Church during the 1880's. The next high school was a frame building erected in 1913, which is now owned by Harold Miller. In 1920, the present high school was built. In the fall of 1971, Dover will consolidate with Eskridge and Harveyville in the new Mission Valley High School, now under construction between the three communities. Just as it started out, Dover is still a small farming community southwest of Topeka. We still have the rich loam fields along Mission Creek and just as they were a century ago, the main crops are wheat, oats, corn, milo, and alfalfa. In the fall, the autumn leaves still decorate the landscape in a scheme of reds, yellows, golds, and browns. I hope, that a hundred years from now, kids will still be able to see this country with its natural beauty as it exists now, and not have to look in books and say, it must have been beautiful then. 79 BACK ROW: Erma Henderson Johnson, Marguerite Moran Mil- ler, Lela Starbird, Hazel Tomson, Betty Eddy, Ruth Burner. FRONT ROW: Marybelle Ackers, Mary Carlet Yeager, Helen Dutton Hurdle, Nadine Morris, Ariel Bower Ginter. BACK ROW: Irene Rainbolt, Naomi Moran, Lucille Cockran, Zelda Moran. FRONT ROW: A. J. Bassett, Margaret Harmon, Twila Rauch, Donna Raberg. BACK ROW: Richard Ginter, John Eddy, Eugene Reaser, Wilbur Grubb, Rufus Miller, Harold Miller, Dale George. FRONT ROW: Keith Sawyer, Alton Cheuvront, Walter Schumate, Bill Berger, Nolan Winter, Allen Hurdle. A. J. Bassett Principal 1920-1930 80 FRESHMEN OF 1913 and 1914 Gerald Linville Robert Logan Louis Rupple George F. Dodds (teacher) Paul Phelps Jean Harmon Ada Hewins DOVER GIRLS 1928, Ione Davis, Lena Shumate, Blanche Tom- Ray Logan son, Helen Boler, Leona Shumate, Nadine Campbell, Nona Helen Riley Smith, Opal Starbird, Fern Hickey, Marnie Lister, Agnes Sage, Mary Firestone Maudene Davis, Jane Caskey, Jessis Wright, Margaret Elmore, Orpha Berryman Jennie Caskey, Marry Elmore. Marie Kemble Rebecca Sage Seth Kemble Sthel Knapp ne Dorothy Appleton if Highland School - 1920 Edith Moran Wm. Cheuvront Custodian for many years Q f va be J Maude Kemble Marie Beach tt —) Martin Logan Delbert Starbird iy mat io Mary Carlat Yeager Lena Ginter — Marguerite Miller-Lela Starbird Mae Moran-Anna Mae Ribilin WHONANHhWMR . Mary Bassett- Teacher . Easter Cummings . Jean Harmon . Marguerite Snyder . Eula Haskell . Albert Griggs . Archie Reaser . Chester Skidmore Lee Bassett . Arthur Bond . Lucille Slaughbauh . Alfred Murray . Marjorie Tomson . Tressie Reaser . Maude Kemble . Carol Haskell . Laura Skidmore . Agnes Sherretts . Ora Reaser . Dolly Sherretts . Dellett Skidmore . Lucille Bassett . George Kemble . Ervin Reaser . Frankie Murray . Aley Sherretts . Oney Rafferty Mayme Lister Howler, '28 Dwight Corkill, '30 Fern Hickey Sage, '28 Charles Todd, '26 Blanche Tomson Filmore, '28 William Corkill, '28 Helen Boler Simmons, '28 Dover Grade School 1912-1913 FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Green, Hildred Ross, Bernice Starbird, Alta Doty. BACK ROW: Arthur Bond, Maude Kemble, Myrtle Kirkpatrick, Pearl Nelson, Lois Phelps, Robert Lindsay. Alumni Banquet 1971 84 1926 FRONT ROW: Mamie Elmore Segelquist, Marian Akers Butler, Ethel Loomis Gill. BACK ROW: Kenneth Miller, Francis May, Charles Todd. This picture was taken in 1924. Ethel Loom- is Gill did not graduate from Dover but transferred to Eskridge High School. Also graduating from Dover was Albert Hadden who was not pictured. | | 1924 TOP ROW: Richard Bradley, Edward Cork- ill, Prof. A.J. Bassett, Mable Daty Siefert. 2nd ROW: Eva Akers Funnell, Marquerite Boyles Renyer, Ellen Hadden Corkill. 3rd ROW: Mary Moran Sage, Martha Hadden Iott, Nellie Moran Slusser. i | we t iA LiL ss ea — | AtKy dae 1929 BACK ROW: James Bassett, Floyd Voss, Louis Ginter, Adam Dagg. FRONT ROW: Mary Elmore Brad- shaw, Iona Davis Lorenz, Merle Ross Harvey, Marquerite Akin Williamson, Leona Shumate Dagg, Alice Hadden Hewitt, Lean Shum- ate Ginter. J Nadine Campbell Opal Starbird Nona Smith Jane Caskey Delbert Akers Campbell Rafferty Sender Starbird I 9 0 James Arthur Lawrence Dwight Wyllie Moran Cromwell Corkill I x PX FRONT ROW: Cleo Hum; Florence Crammer Long; Vera Murray Kahler; Wilma Crammer Carlat; Frances Peterson Means; Marquerite Elmore; Phoebe Black Anderson. BACK ROW: Harold Morand; Harold Winter; Paul A. Long; Lyle Kruger; William Eddy. Teachers IN BACK: C.G, Winter; A.J. Bassett; unidentified; Miss Payne. FRONT ROW: Frances Schiesser; Ellen Sage; Carolyn Dutton; Frances Carlat; Elsie Lister; Jean Miller. BACK ROW: Lee Carlat; Wilbert Lister; Carl Bower; George Lambottee; Claude Ross; Grant Nystrom; Woodrow Reaser. Not pictured, Fannie Winsor. This is a picture of the Junior Class of 1931. The following people did not graduate in 1932: Jean Miller; Frances Schiesser; Woodrow Reser; Grant Nystrom. 87 1935 Starting with Principal, names go CLOCKWISE. c S A. J. Bassett (Principal) wo S Nolan Winter (President) Elsie Wright (Vice-President) Rufus Miller (Secretary- Treasure) Betty Eddy Lois Ross Ariel Bauer Walter Shumate Elizabeth Henderson Marguerite Moran Eugene Reser Dale George Lela Starbird 1936 Mae Morand, Bettie Lu McDonald La Neta Lister Pauline Noble, Orville Butner A. J. Bassett, Helen Dutton (Paincipal) (President) Leland Loewan, Opal Croyle (Vice-Pres) (Sec.-Treas. ) Hazel Tomson, Oral Hubbard Marjorie Campbell Marvin Schiesser Barbara Lambotte Helen Moran, Harold Miller Junior Winsor, Mary Carlat 88 1938 William Boler Naomi Peterson Sec- Treas. Marjorie Rogers Vice- Pres. Thomas Noble Bernard Petty Harriet H. Barstrow Spon. Irma Henderson Pres. A. J. Bassett Prin. Blanche Lister Anna Hubbard Charles Ross Richard Butner Earlnor Starbird 89 1937 Orpha Ruth Butner Pres. Deane Schiesser Hazel M. Bigham Martin F. Logan Anna Mae Ribelin Marie Woods Spon. William E. Berger Treas. A. J. Bassett Prin. SENIOR 1939 Walter Kahler Victor Beach Jesse Long Kenneth Moran Dale Logan Merrill Beach Harvey Lister Phillip Holtwick Albert Long Vice-Pres. Levaun Nystrom Pres. Wayne Starbird Sec- Treas. A. J. Bassett Prin. C. G. Winter Spon. 1940 Names go DOWN Paul Croyle Ward Bassett Norma Boler Harold Noble Rex Corbett Vice-Pres. la Winter Edward Rahberg Velma Thomas Margaret Sanders Spon. A. J. Bassett Prin. Austin Riley Pres. Twila Rasch Charles Wm. Kemble Mildred Henner Charles Petty Sec- Treas. Eugene Carlat Helen Sage Charles Holmes 30 1941 Clyde Rainbolt I } , Byron Rafferty (President) Byren Gelterly (ee G. H. Callis (Superintendent) ™ = Jean Jones (Sponsor) Kyle Moran gS Frances Skinner We always lead, CAS Herman Lister (Secretary- Treasurer) we We never follow! : Harley Moran Magreybster Parley Mpren 1 Clyde Holmes . “7 2 : I Martha Lambotte Robert Haynes Marie Croyle Virginia Moran Rella Henderson Lonie Sauls, Jr. (Vice-President) Marvin Sage Qlass of 1941 2cNIORS 1942 Names go DOWN Edward Harmon Mary Jo Harmon Winifred Rogers Roy A. Kemble Calvin Rafferty Mr. Clausen (Sponsor) Donna Rahberg Dorothy Lindsay (Secretary) “THE DOOR TO SF WS LABELED “Ayes” Mr. Elder (Principal) Se Charles Hyatt Marvin Butner (Treasurer) ray Emily George (Vice-Pres. ) ( Kegg Bette Riley (President) tik, George Mrs. George (Sponsor) g Nr « Sen a Curies Malt 91 1944 Bernice Malm Co- Spon. Bertha Gish Spon. Maurice Gleason H. R. Stover Prin. Eldon Lambotte Harlon Peterson Christine Peterson Marion Logan Norma Hickey Hazel Male Robert Holmes 1943 Zelda Moran Naomi Moran Betty Martin Margaret Harmon H. C. Elder Prin. C. G. Winters Spon. Irene Rainbolt Sec. Lucille Cochran Treas. Robert Brownlee Pres. oO of 92 1945 Lloree Woolpert (Sponsor) H. R. Stover (Principal) | s Darlene E. Rafferty } . : Dula A. Thomas i = e ; Esther M. Zimmerman } Bower Bioh School Virginia L. Schwemmer Virginia M. Slingerland Darlene E Rel forty Lala Thomaes 1946 am 6a Bower = Bioh School Class of [HE gC g Duane Logan Evelyn Robinson (Sponsor) Phyllis Maus Calvin Holmes (President) Jean St. John Ruby Gleason Ada Crow (Secretary- Treasurer) James Rainbolt Leicester T. King (Principal) Phyllis Logan Kenneth Starbird Verna Lee Gordon Vivian Patterson Robert Sage (Vice-President) 93 1947 Mr. T. L. Bouse Prin. Mrs. J. L. McClymond Spon. Maybelle Patterson Vice -Pres. Edward Dunagan Pres. Betty Lloyd Sec. Charles Riley Treas. Betty Pletcher Marilyn Moore Eldon Wright Arlene Rutledge Donald Rafferty Betty Gleason Leon Kahler Betty Schwemmer Francis Moran arlhon Stark cd = 1948 Mrs. J. L. McClymond Spon. Arthur E. Clausen Prin. Mildred Crow Sec. Norman Lambotte Pres. sa Mary Vann Treas. ee a Gerold Vilander R Rae C 7 0 Clydeen Patterson | 1 il S | | james St. John Gover - Ura If) aac, | Glass of [$45 Cereal The cehe ro ae epee 5 94 «Se s j gy t 4 : € Ya. : “ ‘ “3 yo o hha 4 a. Lhe i Miva tipper trcchet OL Clearer 1949 Names go CLOCKWISE Mrs. Virginia Knecht Spon. A. E. Clausen Prin. Jerry Rafferty Pres. Darlene Shepherd Sec- Treas. Richard Lister Naomi Tabor Luella Holmes William Pletcher William Gifford Lorraine Vilander Vice-Pres. 1950 Jerome Dunagan Treas. Margaret Patterson Robert D. Long Vice-Pres. Barbara Riley Robert E. Rutledge Pres. Darlene McClane Duane Kohn Letha Schwemmer ; Robert Morris =, i Mrs. Hazel Powers Spon. Eugene Lane Eugene Vann Mr. Arthur E. Clausen Prin. Weber, olf Natiedge her lene Mle Cnn . = 95 Paras eter? tranedy Warygarct é Bour r Rural Bigh School Class of [451 UC sy2 Edwin Schwemmer Dean Dagg Aaron Falley Leon Vilander Lawrence Long Kenneth Gleason Harold Sage Mrs. Ethel Kesler Spon. Marvin Ginter Vice-Pres. Eldon Thomas Pres. Neil Crow Sec- Treas. Mr. Arthur E. Clausen Prin. Gary Carlat Darrell Shepherd Loine Butner Roland Thomas 96 1951 Terrance Dunagan Evelyn Patterson Loren Green Beverly Dudney Morris Sykes Vice- Pres. Allen D. Kemble Pres. Mr. Ralph Gamber Spon. Anna Kahler Mr. Arthur E. Clausen Prin. Robert Kennedy Mary Schwemmer Margaret Logan Treas. Mary Logan Margery Logan Dorothy Tabor Slew Vaticon Pale K henry Se lane Dalasy “dhs ot 955 Li en Lf we ek Borer Bover Rural high School. Je aan ya rs Maryore Laws Gerald b Fall 223 1954 Galen Gleason Pres. Lorna Mae Lane Seward Cole Shirley Rise Truman Long Byron Crow Mr. Arthur Clausen Prin. Mrs. Ethel Kesler Spon. Shirley Ann Sage Sec. Treas. Darlene Schwemmer Faith Patterson Delbert Faulk Elsie Kahler Fred Huhs Zelma Irene Todd Marvin Lister Formas Lean Voges 97 1953 Velda Rutledge Marilyn Morris Eloise Patterson Dale K. Henry Norma Lee Widner Eva Moran Jo Ann Dudney Mary Dagg Arthur E. Clausen Prin. Norma Jean Rogers Mildred George Treas. Jo Ann Redemske Pres. Mrs. Marjorie Bates Spon. Gerald L. Falley Delores Thomas Vice-Pres. USS) Bryce Dudney Ella Holmes Calvin Patterson Charlotte Schutter Ray Searcy Mary Cole Ella Ginter Betty Cummings Loren Lane Larry Campbell Kay Miller Leroy Lister Dennis Bassett Pres. Marjorie Ginter Catherine Rise Vice-Pres. Arthur E. Clausen Prin. Carol Carlat Sec. Mrs. Mabel Briggs Spon. Jiase Mibeta Piaxine De Bilan Miao Ma pene 1956 Jack Gordon Jesse Ribelin Maxine Dagg Vice-Pres. William Blair Harry Patterson Marvin Rogers Pres. Neil Fritz Chester Todd Larry Thomas Karl Stevens Kenneth Carlat Richmond Enochs Sec. Mrs. Marjorie Bates Spon. Arthur E. Clausen Prin. Sharon Vilander Saar Pd Mire Liarperet Labee other b lpares Bover Rural High School Z 98 U7 AL IL gy HE � 4 Judith Kull sell e evcliastaialitibes |{},) Neil Campbell Vice-Pres. Ruth Ginter John Blair Adell Musick Steve Ribelin Joe Sender John Morris Pres. Norma Lister Mary Kahler Arlene Patterson Alvin Crow Sec. Arthur E. Clausen Prin. Beulah Carey Spon. Ted Cole [ia ae 1958 Robert Ensley Pres. Ralph Perkins Prin. Janice Hays Sec- Treas. Karen Miller Vice-Pres. Arthur Todd Wesley Sheets Roger Lambotte 99 1960 Jerry Dean Lane Karla Kay Ginter Richard Dean Sage Margaret Ann Todd Harold W. Patterson Ethel Anna Atwood Darrell Keith Thomas Darlene J. Campbell Duane E. Corkill Wilma Sue Carlat Willis Faulk Sherrill Martin Garry Lee Morris Patricia Ann Eddy Galen K. Campbell Uvonna M. Weeks Charlotte R. Stevens Sec- Treas. Ralph H. Eaton Prin. Carol L. Bell Vice-Pres. John M. Enley Pres. Mabel Briggs Spon. 100 1959 Ronnie Schutter Marilyn Blair Benjamin Falley Judy Lane Dennis Ensley Janet Eddy Doris L. Martin Larry Sheets Pres. Janice Bassett Sec- Treas. Marshall Jones Karen Eakins Vice-Pres. Dean Schutter Ralph H. Eaton Prin. Wm. G. Martin Spon. 1961 Richard H. Bassett Josephine Ann Lane Robert G. Ribelin Zelda Irene Ginter Sec. Melva Jean Grubb Alvin Moran Carol Lorraine Woofter Treas. Larry E. Sage Richard D. Ribelin Ronald W. Hays Elwyn D. Long Pres. Ralph H. Eaton Prin. Karen Rae George Vice-Pres. Charles E. Macey Spon. mle 3, 1962 Donald Bell Pres. David Holmes Vice-Pres. Donna Mitchell Jane Woofter Barbara James Jerry Patterson Louis Atwood Joe Heinz Ralph H. Eaton Prin. Charles Macey Spon. Wover Rural Mish School 101 1964 Beverly Atwood Pres. Margaret Atwood Vice-Pres. 7 Mary Heinz Darrel Renbarger Gerald Martin Galen Streeter Gordon Eddy Ralph H. Eaton Prin. Larry Krebbs Spon. 1963 Mary Atwood Pres. Bob Blair Vice-Pres. Kay Schutter Allen Moran Wanola Grubb Jerry Wright Beverly Archer Steven Standiferd Gene Corkill Delbert Kahler Ralph H. Eaton Prin. Charles Macey Spon. D over Rural high School 102 1965 Keith Carlat Pres. Mike Vilander Vice-Pres. Ada Kay Sage Sec. Virginia Lane Treas. Rodger Beach Marilyn Sargent Kenneth Strohm Zelma Hanson Ronald Mitchell Donald Grubb Cheryl Ginter Tom Long David Todd Mr. Eaton Prin. Mr. Johnson Spon. Mover Rural Bish School ene 1966 Ronald Wright Beverly Backerman Floyd Todd Linda Rae Brownlee Linda Faulk Dick Gleason Cheryl Randall Phil Ginter Ronald George ; Allana Schutter SY nse Somes Rex Campbell a Lona Vilander over Rural cN Gary T. Johnson Spon. - —. Ralph H. Eaton Prin. Righ School a Darlene Miller Pres. ; Linda Lee Davis Vice-Pres. @lass of 1966 Ann Schults Sec. “ae tes Kay Hoffman Treas. Prrgerwrrs rer CEABLLS BR08ST Lit OStEN DAN CDANIER OMY, STM 1968 George Anshutz Prin. Virgil Salem Vice-Prin. Bill Parker Spon. Rick Osburn Pres. Donald Edward Riley Vice-Pres. Becky Randall Sec. Kathy Kemble Treas. Debbie K. Davis Stuco Rep. Richard Bell Stuco Rep. Victor Hepworth Dennis William Riley Robert Bell Ron McKissick Melvin Strohm Barbara A. Knox H. A. Blodgett Barbara J. Cox Joel Wayne Nicely 1967 Mr. Ralph Eaton Prin. Mr. Charles Macey Spon. Margaret Grubb Vice-Pres. Elsie Atwood Sec. Leonard N. Schutter Treas. Ronald Beach Linda K. Blair Sharon Sender Dale L. Coe Janice Backerman Charles Brobst Lee Osburn Carla S. Logan Philip Todd Dan C. Daniel Daryl Strohm CREA PUTCHELL 1970 George Anshutz Supt. Ray Tucker Prin. Glenys Guild Spon. Grant Rhoades Spon. William A. Eddy III Pres. Judy Kemble Sec. Michel Horton Treas. Becky Eddy Lila Riley Dennis Moses Charles Edward Wymore, Jr. Randy Finson Jim Myers Dixie Loveland J. Blodgett Pamela Deiter Denise Morehead 1969 Timothy Rundus Prin. Gary Gordon Spon. Robert Harrington Spon. Howard Moses Pres. John Kissling Vice-Pres. Marla Miller Sec. Nona Lane Treas. James Shaw Judy Hanson Winona Martin Ted Ensley Marsha Long Mike Morand Vicki Jernigan Robert Beach Judith Ann Zimmerman Gary Cox Debra Mitchell Larry Atwood Cindy Davis James Eddy GLENN LANGE RUTH LANGE PRIN SPON. SPON. BRAD METZLER PRES. Vv. PRES. JoANN BACKERMAN WAYNE LUKER SECY. TREAS, D. 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STORE GAGE SHOPPING CENTER MARSHALL’S TAILOR SHOP Custom Tailored “For The Man Who Is Particular”’ 4111 Gage Center Drive Topeka, Ks. 66604 DAIN’S KIRO SERVICE Homelite Saws Mowers Ariens Mowers Tillers Silver Lake Ph-582-4224 BURLINGAME CO-OP OF HARVEY VILLE 589-2244 Harveyville, Kansas SUNSHINE HOUSE Health Foods Natural Vitamins Campus North Shopping Center At 17th Washburn WANDA’S BEAUTY SHOPPE Uptown 584-4565 Rossville, Kansas KANSAS FARM MACHINE COMPANY pm JOHN DEERE he Ca rm SPORTING GOODS Topeka, Kansas 1915 Gage TOPEKA, KANSAS — CR 2-2530 “Say it with Flowers” FRANK CUSTENBORDER SONS, FLORISTS SCOTT MERCANTILE COMPANY Dover, Kansas 775-6232 1709 Gage Blvd. GR AS37772 Topeka, Kansas 66604 DEAL’S VAN LEE BAR FARM Good Reg. Colts For Sale Van Lee Bar AA- Reg. Quarter Stallion -Stud Service $100.00 THE HAT BOX White Lakes Shopping Center Topeka, Kansas A M MARKETS Althea Marvin Fordham Serving Rossville 584-3675 Havensville 948-2845 UNIVERSITY TEXACO 21st Randolph Topeka, Kansas Phone 354-1137 Tom Long, Owner Tune Up Brake Service Mufflers CAPTIOL MARBLE TILECO. Marble Tile Slate 101 Tyler Topeka, Kansas 66601 CE 4-5246 SLADE’S SERVICE STATION STAN DARD Harveyville, Kansas DAVIDSON DUFF FUNERAL HOME 1035 North Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas 66608 HUNT’S HARDWARE AND LUMBERTERIA Fairlawn Plaza Shopping Center Open Evenings Sunday TERI LEE’S COIFFURES 220 W. 6th TOPEKA, KANSAS CE 4-0849 IRA PRICE CAFE Hiway 24 East Topeka, Kansas HARVEY VILLE SEED CO., INC. Sachs Florist Send Flowers’ Worldwide ®% —_— Topeka Kansas EMERY SHIMER FEEDS SEEDS 1012 N. Kansas Topeka, Ks. Purina Chows Bulk Seeds OLDHAM STANDARD SERVICE Hiway 24 Rochester Road CE 5-9045 Topeka, Kansas TOPEKA TRUCK EQUIPMENT CO. INC. 600 West Highway 24 Marvin Cole Gen. Manager Ph. CE 4-5695 OR 1-2416 CARL MARGARET'S PLACE HIWAY 4 TOPEKA, KANSAS HUDSON PHARMACY ATI DWESTERN ATUSIC 1917 Gave Bhd Fopeka Kansas SHERMAN FEED SEED INC. 1209 N. Kansas Phone CE 5-2966 C C AUTO SALES Clayton Copp Bill Copp Topeka, Kansas Ph. GR 8-4639 Rt. 8 4 2 Miles West Of 10th and Gage Blvd. KINYON DISTRIBUTING CO. 844 No. Kansas Ave. Bx. 8105 FL 4-1553 Family Health Center 2123 Fairlawn Plaza Drive 272-5984 SWIRLY TOP DRINE-INN Rossy ille Kansas J. THOMAS LUMBER CO. Wiring Plumbing Bldg. Material Silver Lake, Kansas 582-2615 RUSS’S I.G.A Farm Market Highway 24 North Kansas Open 7 days a week BURLINGAME LOCKER COMPANY Custom Slaughtering ESKRIDGE and Processing COOP ASSOCIATION Leroy Spade Eskridge, Owner Kansas Burlingame, Kansas 654-3523 BLACKBURN LAWN SERVICE AND NURSERY HOLLIDAY SQUARE We have all your shopping Sede Wanamaker : Road 2 d gevan CR 2-2707 Topeka WALGREEN MACE’S JEWELERS DRUG STORE ‘ Home-owned White Lakes Quality Jewelers” Shopping Center 933 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas Topeka, Kansas Compliments KUHNER'’S of FOOD STORE AND DR. AND MRS. LOCKER WILLIAM SERVICE WALKER ; Harveyville, Eskridge, Kansas Kansas 589-2432 SEACREST PHARMACY 272-6773 4016 W. 2Ist Topeka, Ks. ROSSVILLE VARIETY STORE Rossville, Ks. School Supplies Gift Items 584-3630 THE ACCENT Lamps Wall Decor Accessories 1933 Gage Topeka Fairlawn Plaza LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 2167 Fairlawn OLSON GARAGE Rossville, Ks. GENERAL REPAIR WORK STEWART BEAUTY ACADEMY 529 Jackson St. Topeka, Kansas CE 2-0496 CHARLIE’S PHARMACY Rossville, Ks. Charles Klesath Prescriptions Is Our Business CHESS CLUB’71 Wayne Lukert Patrick Horton Good Luck To Mr. Rhoades MIKE’S BARBER SHOP Harveyville, Kansas WESTERN AUTO 21st and Gage 272-6090 Topeka DENNY PHARMACY Burlingame, Kansas Gifts- Drugs Prescriptions KUHNERS IGA FOOD STORE Lockers For Rent Harveyville, Kansas 589-2432 FLOWER MART HOLLIDAY SQUARE 2943 TOPEKA BLVD. TOPEKA. KANSAS TELEPHONE CE, §-1394 Finley Barber Shop Porterfield’s Flowers La Petite Salon Campus North Barbers Topeka Cabinet Co. Simons Carpet Co. Inc. Roach’s Hardware Patterson Food Mkt. John W. Beck Lumber Co. Riley Ruth’s Cafe Met-Con Products Co. Gage Center Barber Shop Martins Hobby Shop Beverly Hardware Christine Roberson Interiors Allied Paints Inc. Hume Music Mary Carter Paints Seabrook Sportsman Center Seabrook Radio Lafayette Waltons Dry Goods W.C. Kopp Hardware Hid-A way OTIS LANE CE 5-8764 MIDWAY AUTO SUPPLY COMPLETE WRECK REBUILDING FREE ESTIMATES 5844 South Topeka UN 2-2401 The 1971 Tiger Staff wishes to thank everyone who helped us to present our annual. Our special thanks go to Mr. Salem who gave us his time and effort. We wish to thank the communities: Dover, Auburn, Pauline, Rossville, Eskridge, St. Marys, Maple Hill, Harveyville, Silver Lake, and Topeka for all the support they gave us. ava pil | a |i! eae Med: oo; ey pip site pemiatae oa |) Kae tame ee