Ellinwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellinwood, KS)

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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.

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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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feock ttes, Che ifatulM Pttfc Cckwl ROCKETTES--TOP ROW: Vickie Swan. Joyce Hiskett. Irene Elliot, Linda Veach, Wendy Meyers, Judy Schwambom, Sandy Birzer, Susan Panning. Vickie Sieker, Char- lene Mateyec, Linda Kasselman. SECOND ROW: MarianSchartz, DeborahDahlke, Sue Ann Manning. Judy Keeler. Ruby' Lair, Pam Lenz, Mary Wilkerson, Sheila Habiger. Ga- yle Peters. THIRD ROW: June Griffeth, Mary Jo Wheatcroft, Jane Manning, Terry Law, Mariann Heide, Verna Schnurr. Debby Witcraft, Kathy Robins, Kristi Schiewe, Sharon Doyle, Jenny Bruno. FOURTH ROW: Vickie Patterson, Susan Hadley. Mary Ko- marek, Jolene Wirtz, Carlene Hammer, Yvonne Fildes, Celesta Flynn, Terry Dick- son, Toni Parke, Janice Wise. FIFTH ROW: Trisha Lebbin, Janice Kowalsky, Cheryl Kasselman, Naomi Hammeke, Linda Kuef- fer, Kathy Wise, Carolyn Kincaid. Diana Roof, Patty Patterson. SIXTH ROW: Jane Isern, Donna Rapp. Judy Pivonka, Mary Menges, Annette Lenz, Maureen Thule, Nelwyn Richardson, Rosann Roth. Nancy Raider, Sally Banks. Liz Reusch, Diane Lan- grehr. SEVENTH ROW: Jo Ann Cusick, Sherin Deen, Karen Teager, Janet Griffin, Brenda Fisher. Lee Ann Francis. Linda Mat- tix. Betty'Widener, Vickie Jones, Charlotte Siefkes, Susan Knop. BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Rapp, Sandra Carey, Maureen Casey, Jayne W'irtz, Mary Ann Flakus, Miss Helen Miles, Sherry Swan, Marcia Sauber, Marla Slough, Bonnie Tomberlin. CHEER- LEADERS: Jackie Glenn. Kathy Kimble, Dale Ann Harris, Susie Manning, Connie Hazen, Cheri Hartenbower. Six elected cheerleaders and an alternate enthusiastically led the stu- dent body in support of EHS athletes throughout the 1966-67 school year. The cheerleaders, Jackie Glenn, Dale Harris, Cheri Hartenbower, Connie Hazen, Susie Manning, Jan Pedigo, andKathy Kimble mixed their efforts with those of the Rockettes to lend vocal support for the fighting Eagles. The Rockettes’ biggest project centered around preparations for homecoming. They white-washed windows and cars on Main Street, collected boxes for the bonfire, dec- orated for the royalty assembly, de- signed the throne for the queen and her attendants at the football field, and decorated the Eagles Nest for the homecoming dance, held after the game. At other times during the year, the Rockettes made posters, deco- rated goal posts, spangled the lucky horseshoe, painted gigantic signs presented skits to pep assemblies, aroused pep in general, and attend- ed both in and out-of-town games. Officers for the year were: Sherry Swan, president; Jayne Wirtz, vice- president; Marilyn Rapp, secretary; Marla Slough, publicity director; Bonnie Tomberlin, Marcia Sauber, Mary Flakus, Sandy Carey, Phyllis Taylor, and Maureen Casey, com- mittee chairmen; and Helen Miles, sponsor.