Ellinwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellinwood, KS)

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DuojmOu Ffiotutes Ffogfcfc The Juniors Presented a three act drama, FLIGHT INTO DANGER, during the first semester. The play centered around the flight of a small passenger airliner and its crew and passengers, who suffered from food poisoning contracted by them when they ate tainted fish served in flight. After the affliction of the pilot, a passenger, George Spencer (Rob Bryant) landed the plane with the aid of Captain Tre- leaven (Cliff Scheuerman), who assisted him from the air- port. The cast consisted of Rob Bryant, Vicki Milam, Leslie Schiewe, Valorie Juergensen, Steve Bryant, Connie Shad- ley, Deborah Dahlke, Sandy Carey, Pam Lenz, Ruby Lair, Carlene Hammer, Melvin Birzer, Dan Soeken, Brenda Hi- ckel, Jackie Glenn, Maureen Casey, Marilyn Rapp, Sharon Doyle, Cliff Scheuerman, Elaine McQuade, Joleen Wirtz and Phyllis Taylor. Wilbur Hogg's student director was Marian Schartz. Several juniors assisted with make-up and backstage duties. Linda Kasselman acted as stage manag- er.

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Kayettes-TOP ROW: Connie Hazen, CharlotteSiefkes, Terry Dickson, Kristi Schiewe, Mary Jo Wheatcroft, Kathy Robins, Kathy Heinz, Gayle Gray, Marilyn Rapp, Linda Birzer, Joyce His- kett, SherinDeen, KarenBirzer, Yvonne Fildes, Mary Ann Flakus, Sally Brun- gardt, Lillian Hershey, Linda Kassel- man, Elaine Meyer, Mary Komarek, Bonnie Tomberlin, Mary Wilkerson, Linda Veach, Jane Isem, Vicky Sieker, Jo Ann Kuhn, Linda Mattix, Marcia Sauber. SECOND ROW: Rosann Roth. Nelwyn Richardson, Deborah Dahlke, Sandra Carey, Mary Menges, Wendy Meyers, Lois Stickney, Valeeta Juer- gensen, Susan Panning. Karen Teager, Kathy Kimble, Natalie Meyer, Toni Parke, Barbara Hickel, Judy Schwa in- born, Connie Shadley, Maureen Thul, Valorie Juergensen, Cindy Bryant, Linda Kueffer, MariannHeide, Carlene Ham- mer, Vicki Jones, Sandra Birzer, Marian Schartz, Jackie Glenn, Verna Schnurr. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Cusick. Ruby Lair, Dale Ann Harris, Trisha Lebbin, Janice Kowalsky, Cheryl Kassclman, Naomi Hammcke, Annette Lenz, Jalay- ne Klepper, Susan Hadley, Sally Banks, Diane Langrehr. Janice Wise. Sharon Doyle, Elaine McQuade, Brenda Hickel, Sharon Hickman, Maureen McQuade, Brenda Fisher, Lee Ann Francis, Phyllis Taylor, Kay Petz, Vicki Swan, Sheila Habiger, Elizabeth Reusch. FOURTH ROW: Susan Knop, Cheri Hartenbower. Susie Manning, Pam Lenz, Jayne Wirtz, Allene Cope. Sherry Swan, June Grif- fith, Carolyn Kincaid, Sue Ann Man- ning. Debbie Witcraft, Charlene Ma- tayec, Gayle Peters, Betty Widener. Judy Keeler, Janet Griffin, Janet Sch- loctermeier, PamHaston, Nancy Rader, Vicki Milam, Jolene Wirtz, Vicki Pat- terson, Carol Marquis, Maureen Casey, Judy Cates. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Bertha Achelpohl, sponsor; Donna Rapp, Judy Pivonka, Eileen Elliot, Terry Law, Diana Roof. Patty Patterson, Kathy Wise, Jane Manning. Celesta Flynn, Jenny Bruno, Marla Slough, Kathy Jacobs. PtOSfc Wutfe b QodoJl Q OlS(Uv The cold wintry months proved to be busy for EHS Kayettes. In December, the girls sold and delivered $363. 50 worth of holly. Weeks of planning the deco- rations culminated in the all school dance, Frost Frolic, which featured a group called Sons of Tyme. Ad- mission per couple to this key event of the season was one toy, which was given to underpriviledged children. February 8-14 brought about the annual Kayette Heart SisterWeek. The membership decided to donate money usually spent in a gift exchange to the Mental Retar- dation Center in Great Bend. In March, the Dad'n' Daughter chili supper was the chief calendar feature. 25

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Student Council-Cletus Straub, Mrs. Mary Hildenbrand, sponsor; Susie Manning, Steve Bryant, Vincent Espin- oza, Jack Joiner, president; David Stutenroth, secretary- treasurer; Keith Hazen, vice-president; Dale Ann Har- ris, Janice Kowalsky, John Meyer, Frank Reiser. QbuuCfr Di tacfe This year's Student Council worked hard to better the image of the entire student body to outsiders. Assisting the AFS committee, Stuco helped sponsor Vincent Espinoza, the first ex- change student atEHS. On behalf of the student body, the council presented Mr. Henry Denker with a new drum, for his many years of service as a faithful Eagle follower and pep band partic- ipant. Besides its usual duties concerning Home- coming and assemblies, the council sold knit shirts to aid the American Field Service Chapter. Its accomplishments should motivate many worthwhile Stuco projects in the future. E- A T gtoup guZcfes assocloito Ellinwood Association of Teen- agers Board-Cheri Hartenbow- er. Craig Schneider, vice- president; Sandra Carey, Cletus Straub, Jo Ann Cusick, secretary-treasurer; Keith Ha- zen, president; Dale Ann Har- ris. Dennis Wheatcroft, Mary Jo Wheatcroft. Don Richard- son.