Elkhart High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Elkhart, KS)

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Zmemdei am 77 664457 2, fe 655' 'T fi kk fi, D ' A -'74 L. -l. K7 -ff FIRST RON: Marylkwdrlguez, June Pate, Janrce CIBWREY, Joyce Pate, Glenda Easley. I JECUIJD RCW: jr,-1.11IifXlCCI633, gavrna Grllespre, Deanna Morgan, Berry lnrnsdale, 1-iaren Riley, Glenda Grrffrtri, Jrne Tlracrrer, Evelyn wtudenalfqer, Ardrtll Kelly, Patsy liuobaro, Reba Shaver, l-Qarez. goepp. Tlrllllij RUN: Mn. Menefee, Annette Ratlref, Ciana buofrxaster, Carolyn Menefee, Bobbie Petri, Karen Capanrry, Carol Morgan, Ezrher Pam, Barbara Broce, Glenda Vandervort, Pat Fletcher, Marana Daniels. FOURTH ROW: EDU106 Jo Landrum, Neva Smith, Georgra Smrtn, Snrrley Adams, Par:yRr1ey, Helen Reazrn, Maoe3Jeaz1Rr'.'eg, Karen Rooertaon, Karen itrnpnrey, wilnxa Grbbonb, Ethel Hartley, Connre Kallaug, Sue muon. FIFTH RO'-'-'p Karen Boaldrn, Linda Tllornpson, .luis Cralg, :a.lC6 Gayrtior., Eanrce Turner, Carolyn Ketcngrrr., Karen Little, Berry Gnlaspre, :naron -'-ard, Marilyn Laliae, betty Moore, IiancyHowe.1, Glorra '-'-ebb, SIXTH RO' -'v' 1 Doralol Osborn, Gal. Farr, Karrna Byrd, Yerlee Mobray, Billie Raney, Sae Tnacrier Joyce Boaldrr., Pat Srniri, - ' anda Reeves, Lrnda l-icCL:r,g, Myrna Talbott. 1 2 x ' ' 3 Q 5, 3 2 1 Q l . V 5 x . 5 1 A X 4 v 4 .Af va i I f jqnror Hxih Cheerleaders: lane Thacser. Elance Griffith, Marsha Danrels, Sharon A-Taro, Rare: Hpiipnrejr. Sponsored bl' Semor Hail Cheerleeze... ' ' ::.'-e e OLIVER IB1PI..ERiENT 13 Glenda Easlif, f,:e Fare.

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Cds? UMM ZWGMZZQ aan Seine! apex? ELKHART TIES FOR LEAD B lmon -ked Lak- beate n ght, as li with a jirtue of Tildcats tie for npion- hard with about light they ls to also HTT- VVO in tirst downs oy 12 to Elkhart's 10. Riley led the pack with an average of 4. l yards per c a r r y , and Miller and Cochran were close behind with 3.7 and 5.4, respec- tively. Elkhart drew fi blood midway inthe quarter as th a 13 ..-0 EDITING OFSCHOOL NEWS By June Pate Following the editor of the school paper around the week of publication you would find that there is quite a bit of work involved in printing a paper for the students of E,l-LS, Not only is there work on the editor's part but the whole journalism c la s s is kept real busy. You would find that a week's routine would go something like this: The week would begin on Friday with the editor checking the school calen- dar for all events that might be news worthy. These stories are then posted in the journalism room and assigned to th' journalism students wi Tuesday, 3:45 P, M, as ' ' deadline. On Monday the rs porters are very busy get- ting information on their assignments, writing their iries, and covering their ts for additional news, oenings, on points of est some teacher may printed. ews for the downtown is typed on carbon oyread on Tuesday, iginal copy is sent n to the paper and on is kept on re- the school paper. Sponsored by ELKHART INSURANCE AGENCY 14 THE STAFF OF THE PAPER This paper is pub- lished by the journa - lism class of Elkhart High School. Members of the Wild- cat Tales Staff were June Pate as Editor. Dick Akers, Jack Salmon, Darrell Reazin, Janice Crawley, Mabel Jean Rives, J. W. Priest, Jim Riley, and George Hinch were reporters. EDITI RAPER lCont.b I 'ay of typing on l' th the car- bc typed ide gra pled tog ers are p students bet out on Friday a