Ellinwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellinwood, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1973 volume:

GLB Vi hjowutaJfoiK O-fighQchod EMim Mxl, EDITOR fCaiky Banish Pf-fOTO 9RAPf-fERC: Randy Bajdououd fCt fCtoiblk AEMQOR VaS. Judy 7 dm vuv Cov oDesign by Kathy Batt Os cuulRandy BaUa Tfw OA GoMLYe ts, TfiM cmEkulY M Top: l972CPLCka ps Bottom R Mz Ums a fCal RM i PuMipal Tom f-fedges and 1973 W QoadY cav. . . Top Left Aaron Btrzer and Coach Lambert Top Right: Guy Ernstmgs Grand Champion Scales Bottom Lett Peggy Kin- caid and JaNan Urban. Bottom Right: Jill Bowman and Miss Zimmer 3 A word to the Students and Faculty of EHS: The 1973 EAGLE is a new concept in yearbook design called the “instant replay.” The first 32 pages of the 1973 EAGLE are devoted to the everyday sights and emotions of EHS. The day begins with early morning and continues through the evening events of sports, music, drama, dances and banquets. All the “records of 1973 are compiled in one section beginning on page 33. This section includes all the statistics for sports, organizations, music groups, forensics, and the pictures of all groups and individu- als. 5 A Confastott ofr flAowuig 6 Above: Freshmen. Left: Ambrose Sauber. Right: Confused Band Room. kcthrity . . . Qtudy . . . L Ct uv. . . iOup . . . 9 Top Left: Kenny Seiker Bottom Left: Mrs. Voth. Top Right: Cherlyn Miller Middle Right Mr Har- rington and Pat Bryant Bottom Right: Cletus Wolford and Mr Wallace. 10 P%CLcttc cwLWoJik Right: Paula Taylor Left: James Pierceall Middle Right: Band Lower Left: Mike Reusch Lower Right: Steve Birger 12 Rmct, Write, Ustetv, Lwam Left: Mr. Sobba Middle Right: Nancy Richardson Bottom Right: Mr. Hogg and Class WcwJtii tCj t-fcvuL on . . . M 15 Activity P ticxL Rah! Rah! Qls ! Boo ! Bah! This year, the Rockettes, sponsored by Miss Karen Snay, were active in several school projects. They started off the year with a fun night for all members. Later the girls held a very successful bake sale down- town. In October, the club spon- sored the annual Homecoming Dance. During football and bas- ketball season, the Rockettes faithfully made signs to support the team. One Friday was cho- sen as Pep-Pal Day and the girls gave the team members candy and notes to build their morale. The officers for 1972-73 were: PRESIDENT — Tina Luebbers VICE PRESIDENT — Dalonna Schadel SPONSOR — Miss Snay CHAIRMEN — Judi Bartels, Julie Fuzzell, Ginger Gray, Kathy Kasselman, Carmen Petz, Theresa Straub, and JaNan Urban. 17 Pictured Above: Kayette members responsible for making vests for the basketball team and team members. Standing: Coach Jim Lambert, Julie Sauber, Cheryln Miller, Coach Francis Flax, Steve DeWerff. Sitting: Mark Wells, Scott Robinson, Kathy Kasselman, Greg Feist, Kathy Bartels. Sharon Meyer is not pictured. fCoyeties The Kayettes, led by their new sponsor, Miss Joan Zimmer, were active in many worthwhile projects this year. In addition to the usual Cerebral Palsy Drive, the girls canvassed the town for Meals for Mil- lions. In keeping with the mood of present-day America, the Kayettes sponsored an Ecology Day. Also, instead of selling holly, the organi- zation sold ‘‘School Emblem,” “Help,” and “Vote” pillows. For entertainment, the Kayettes sponsored the annual Kayette Christmas Dance and a Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. Near the end of the year, the girls held a Dad and Daughter supper, and sponsored the Egghead Banquet. In addition, they enjoyed many interesting and informative programs. It was indeed a “good year” for Kayettes. 1972-73 officers are: Claudia Reser, President; Susan Pruner, Vice-President; Lisa Wirtz, Sandy Miller, Candy Haston, Kim Schartz, Denise Lloyd, Naccy Richardson, Joanie Feist, Cindy Staab, and Kathy Bartels. 'PmcLouS attd Feup Thursday. October 5, the traditional snake dance and bonfire initiated Home- coming at Ellinwood High School. The following day. Master of Ceremonies, Lonnie Bowman announced the Queen and King — Claudia Reser and Ron Moos at an assembly at 3:00 that afternoon. Crown bearers for the event were Beth Hedges and Blake Wells. Ron Moos was crowned by the Foreign Exchange student from Peru. Lucy Choque. Ron then crowned Claudia with the traditional kiss and escorted her to the throne where one dozen red roses awaited her. Steve Glenn then sang “Precious and Few” which was the theme for the occasion. That eve- ning. Ellinwood defeated Ellsworth in an exciting game by a score of 20-12. Half- time activities were performed by the E.H.S. marching band under the direction of Mr. John Banman. Following the game, festivities moved to the gymnasium where “The Crank” played for the dance which was sponsored by the Rockettes and Miss Karen Snay. sponsor. 20 LSI BasketbaM 1972-1973 flFQ PotfMwvu The 2nd annual AFS POTPOURRI NIGHT held February 20th and 22nd was a huge success. The combined efforts of AFS members, students, faculty, and interested citizens put together this enjoyable program. Lucy Choque performed a Peruvian dance. Chris Campos and Mauro Horowitz entertained by singing Brazilian songs. Roz Avery and Joan Zimmer danced and Janet Hilton, Tom Hedges and Wilbur Hogg sang. The melodrama, “Curse You, Jack Dalton!” ended the show for the evening’s entertainment. Top Lett: Lucy Choque and twirlers Bottom Lett: Mr. Hogg, Mrs. Hilton, and Mr Hedges Top Right: Mr. Westerman and Mrs. Hedges Bottom Right: Chris Campos and Mauro Horowitz 23 SPRING SPORTS 24 Ato UGnivvC} ( Ck'uStfinCtS lAuSfo The band, clarinet choir, brass choir, mixed chorus, girls ensemble, and the mixed ensemble combined their tal- ents to present an evening of Christmas music, December 18, 1972. Some of the selections presented were: Rudolph's Christmas Concert, Chorale Prelude No. 8, American Christ- mas Folk Suite, The Gift of Love, A Christmas Wish, Mistletoe, and Alfred Burt Carols. Accom- panists were: Becky Adams, Kathy Kasselman, Ellen Moe- der, Vickie Pohlman, Patty Rob- ins, and Carol Wilkerson. Direc- tors were Mrs. Janet Hilton and Mr. John Banman. 25 ' ' Ui$t@eto Eyptess The Ellinwood High School Gym was the scene for the annual Christmas dance sponsored by the Kayette Organization. The event took place December 9th from 8:30 PM to 11:30 PM hosting the entire student body. The theme for this year’s dance was “Mistletoe Express.” The decorations included a red and green train and a mass of mistletoe everywhere. The festivities included a visit from Santa Claus who talked with many Kayettes present. Music for the dance was provided by “Collosus.” ''QuiMne t Bteeses'' Pwtw OU tfL BCu uCfUJet “Summer Breeses” was the theme for this year’s Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, held May 5, 1973, in the high school gym. A large seagull centerpiece highlighted the decorations which also included a sand- box, murals and a mirror ball. The banquet-type dinner consisted of roast turkey, mashed potatoes, corn and relishes with Waldorf Astoria cake for dessert. After dinner music was provided by the EHS Singers. Patty Robins, President of the Junior Class, served as Mistress of Ceremonies. Kirk Kimble, President of the Senior Class, gave a response to the welcome speech. Principal Tom Hedges gave the evening’s address entitled “Summer Breeses.” Sponsors for this year’s Junior Class were Mr. Leon Sobba and Mrs. Nancy Converse. Other officers of the Junior Class are: Joanie Feist, Vice-President; Lisa Wirtz, Secretary-Treasurer; Jackie Bowman, Kim Schartz, and Judi Bartels, Student Council Representatives. Sponsors for the Senior Class are: Mr. Mike Westerman and Mr. Jim Lambert. Other officers are: Denise Lloyd, Vice-President; Claudia Reser, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Ron Moos, Kathy Bartels, Larry Sticnkey, and Lonniw Bowman, Student Council Repre- sentatives. Factory from Lawrence provided the music for the prom. PtotM ’s f-feud lA tk is PROM SERVERS: Tony Brown, Tom Law, Vince Luebbers, Steve Miller, Steve Mil- ner, Kenny Sieker, Mark Wells, Matt Yingling, David Wagner, Cindy Kimble, Kathy Kasselman, Ruth Barrow, Debbie Frank, Candy Haston, Teri Hendricks, Debbie Johnson, Cindy Staab, Carmen Petz, Carol Stone, and Sandy Miller. 28 The Twenty-Fourth Annual Athletic Banquet was held May 15, 1973, in the high school gym. The annual affair is sponsored by the Ellinwood Rotary Club. Club President David Fanshier served as Master of Cere- monies and Reverend O’Kelley gave the invocation. The speaker for the evening was Ken Cochran, Bas- ketball Coach from Marymount College. Activities Director Robert Robins introduced the recipients of the Ronald G. Brown Most Inspirational Athlete Awards for 1972-73. Ron Moos received the award for foot- ball, Greg Feist for Basketball and Doug Panning for track. Coaches present were: Jim Lambert, Francis Flax, Richard Harrington, Robert Robins, George Whitmer, Roger Stremel, Larry Peter, Dennis Carson, Larry Drees and Miss Karen Snay. SENIOR LETTERMEN: SPORT Rex Barber: football Lonnis Bowman: FB, track Steve DeWerff: FB and BB Greg Feist: BB and track David Frank: track Steve Glenn: FB, track Mike Harris: football Monte Hetrick: FB, BB, track Jeff Huslig: track Ed Meyer: football Mike Moeder: football Ron Moos: FB, BB, track Doug Panning: track Jack Rader: FB, track Steve Rapp: football Scott Robinson: FB, BB, golf Alan Rose: FB. track Mike Sauber: football Larry Stickney: football Jeff Wirtz: football GIRLS LETTERMEN: SPORT Linda Barrow: basketball Jackie Bowman: BB, track Jill Bowman: basketball Ginger Gray: basketball Sheryl Hartig: track Kathy Kasselman: basketball Peggy Kincaid: BB. track Sharon Meyer: basketball Carmen Petz: BB, track Vickie Pohlman: basketball Patty Robins: BB. track Joanie Robl: track Linnette Rogers: basketball Cindy Staab: track Luella Stickney: basketball Egghead Banquet Larry Weigel, Assistant Direc- tor Endowment Association of KSU, led a delightful evening of fun and entertainment with his guitar playing and singing at the Thirteenth Annual Egghead Banquet, April 10,1973. Claudia Reser, President of Kayettes, was toastmistress. Other addresses were given by: Susan Pruner, Vice-President of Kayettes, Kirk Kimble, President of the Senior Class, and Tom Hedges, Principal. Honor Students invited to attend were: Rebecca Adams, Paul Banman, Linda Barrow, Randy Barta, Judi Bartels, Kathy Bartels, Steve Birzer, Jackie Bowman, Lonnie Bowman, Terry Brown, Tony Brown, Susan Brungardt, Lawrence Carlson, Connie Carmen, Carol Chain, Linda Conner, Doug Cook, Guy Ernsting, Joanie Fiest, Steve Fisher, Robert Fox, David Frank, Jeanie Fullbright, Paul Fullbright, Julie Fuzzell, Steve Glenn, Jean Grant, Joan Grant, Lynette Haddon, Mike Harris, Sheryl Hartig, Candy Haston, Carol Heinz, Christie Hickel, Diana Hickel, Greg Hickel, Pam Hickel, Janet Huschka, Kathy Ingalls, Kathy Kassel- man, Kirk Kimble. Peggy Kincaid, Mar- lene Klepper, Tim Klepper, Lynn Koch, Henry Koelsch, John Koelsch, Gail Kowalsky, Diane Kramp, Shannon Kramp, Robert Lanterman, Ann Law, Denise Lloyd, Mike McCarty, Kim Macy, Terry Martin, Ed Meyer, Richard Meyer, Sharon Meyer, Cheryln Miller, Keith Miller, Sandy Miller. Steve Milner, Sue Milner, Ellen Moeder, Rick Moos, Delores Musick, Doug Panning, Susan Pruner, Bob Rader, Jack Rader, Lois Rapp, Kala Reser, Ann Richardson, Nancy Richardson, David Riffel, Patty Robins, Scott Robinson, Joanie Robl, Linnette Rogers, Kurt Ross. Brenda Ruckman, Mary Sanders, Julie Sauber, Mike Sauber, Robert Sauber, Dalonna Schadel, Steve Schachle, Debra D. Schartz, Kim Schartz, Anita Schwartz, Shirley Schwartz, Annette Scheufler, Vickie Scheufler, Susan Schultz, Kenny Sieker, Nancy Snell, Mike Spacil, Cindy Staab, Kelly Staples, Jim Sterling, Larry Stickney, Carol Stone, Paula Taylor, JaNan Urban, David Wag- ner, Mark Wells, Carolyn Weiss, Rodney Weiss, Carol Wilkerson, Tim Winkelman, Jeff Wirtz, Lisa Wirtz, and Michelle Wornkey. To be invited to attend the Egghead Banquet at the end of the year, a student must be on the honor roll some time during the school year. 30 Latin Banquet “The Oracle at Delphi’’ was the theme of the annual Latin Club banquet held Saturday, April 28 in the high school gym. The event started with the Olympic games at the track, which was preceded by the lighting of the Olympic flame. A procession of masters and slaves advanced down Main Street to the high school where President Sue Milner and Rick Moos reigned over the banquet hall. Students ate Roman style and Apollo’s oracle gave answers to questions from the guests. Greek folk dancing ended the festivities. Fifty students and six spon- sors attended the event. Our two foreign exchange students, Lucy Choque and Chris Cam- pos were special guests. Mrs. Marcella Stitt is sponsor for the annual event. B ttqueb The Twentieth Annual Future Farmers of America Parent and Son Banquet was held May 8 in the high school gym and auditorium. Those attending the banquet were FFA members and their parents, FFA Advi- sory Council members, the School Administration and School Board members. The meal was served in the gym with the program and meeting being held in the auditorium. President Guy Ernsting was Master of Ceremonies and Secretary Vince Robl welcomed everyone to the banquet. Mr. William Ernsting gave the response and then the officers officially began the meeting with the opening ceremony. Doug Panning, Vice-President, introduced the entertainment which was a clarinet quartet made up of Jackie Bowman, Susan Schultz, Vickie Scheuffler and Nancy Richardson. The Advisory Council members whose terms had expired, were unanimously re-elected. They are: Wayne Ahrens, Roy Robl and Roy Barber. Rex Barber gave the Treasurer’s Report and Sentinel Jeff Wirtz reported on the Gilt and Heifer Ring. Daryl Evers, Reporter, pointed out the highlights of the past year and announced upcoming events. The Honorary Chapter Farmer degree was awarded to Mr. Tom Hedges for his help and assistance during the year. The speaker for the evening was FFA State Vice-President, Rod Mulik. The chapter awards were presented by Sponsor Howard Wallace and are as follows: Poultry, Terry Panning; Farm Electrification, Pat Wirtz; Dairy, Wayne DeWerff; Horticulture, Stan Schadel; Crop Production, David Rose; Highest Grades, Guy Ernsting; Home Improvement, John Hearn; Public Speaking, Wayne DeWerff and Keith Miller; Livestock, Lyle Bryant; Swine, Terry Panning; Agriculture Mechanics, Vince Robl; Star Greenhand, Wayne DeWerff; and Most Improved Grades, Mike Gatton. The DeKalb Leadership Award was presented to Guy Ernsting. The District Farm Mechanics Foundation Award went to Guy Ernsting and the Hesston Corporation Agri-Engi- neering Scholarship was presented to Guy Ernsting. 32 Tft Recoul PAGE ACTIVITY PAGE ACTIVITY PAGE ACTIVITY 34-35 Commencement 48-49 Track 63 Pages and AFS 36 AFS Students 50 Golf 64 FFA and Stuco 37 Journalism 51 Tennis 65 Administration 38-39 Royalty 52 Girls Sports 66 Employees 40 FFA 53-54 Debate Speech 67 Faculty 41 Junior Play 55-58 Music Groups 68-71 Seniors 42 Senior Play 59 Kayettes 72-74 Juniors 43 Cross-Country 60 Lettermen 74-77 Sophomores 44-45 Football 61 Rockettes 77-79 Freshmen 46-47 Basketball 62 Latin and Science 80 Contributors TfibClmofr 1973 Ellinwood High School's Seventy-Seventh Annual Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises were held Wednesday and Thursday, May 16 and 17, 1973 in the high school gymnasium. The Reverend John A. Sterling delivered the Baccalaureate Address. The girls chorus sang “The River” and the boys chorus sang “In That Great Gettin' Up Mornin’ ” for the music of the evening. The Reverend Victor Dahlke gave the invocation and benediction for the Commencement Exercises. The trumpet trio played Buglars Holiday,” the mixed chorus sang “Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor,” “What the World Is Trying to Say,” “The Secret of Love,” and “The Battle Hymn of the Republic” for the musical portion of the program. The Reverend H. Paul Osborne of St. John Episcopal Church, Great Bend, gave the Commencement Address. Principal Tom Hedges presented the seventy-six seniors of the Class of 1973 who received diplomas from school board members: Chester Kimble, Leonard Kasselman, LeRoy Zahn, Francis Carey, Loren Haddon, Carolyn Wells and William Buckbee. Miss Ann Law was the Valedictorian and Randy Barta the Salutatorian for the Class of 1973. Students elected to the National Honor Society were: Randall Lee Barta, Kathleen Marie Bartels, Lonnie Dean Bow- man, Lawrence Wayne Carlson, Guy William Ernsting, Ann Law, Denise Ann Lloyd, Susan Marthel Prun- ner, John Michael Rader, Nanacy Richardson, Michael James Sauber, and Timothy Ray Winkelman. Honor Students were: Adele Catherine Armstrong, Wanda Marie Barrett, Terry Phillip Brown, Jerry Wayne Collins, Steven Whynn DeWerff, Lynda Sue Erdman, Diana Rae Hickel, Kirk Arvin Kimble, Edward Dnaiel Meyer, Cheryln Jean Miller, Susan Elaine Milner, Douglas Robert Panning, Caicey Parke, Steven John Rapp, Claudia Louise Reser, Scott Alan Robinson, Curtis Malvern Schartz, Anita Francis Schwartz, Michael Joeseph Spacil, Larry Dale Stickney, Paula Arlene Taylor, John Walter Thorson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Back Row: Lawrence Carlson, Lonnie Bowman, Jack Rader, Guy Ernsting, Tim Winkelman, and Mike Sauber. Front: Nancy Richardson, Susan Pruner, Randy Barta, Denise Lloyd, Kathy Bartels, and Ann Law. I LEFT: R titdy Bo dcuf Qctljuctctio dcuW RIGHT: hwvL UP, Vohdidonlaii Eycli tog Qtud This year EHS hosted three foreign exchange students. Eighteen year old Lucy Choque, from Cuzco, Peru, spent ten months living with the Lawrence Chain family. Lucy participated in many school activities includ- ing AFS Club, Rockettes, and Kayettes. She likes to travel and to constantly learn new things. Lucy plans to study at the uni- versity in the field of economics or architecture, when she returns to Peru. Under the International Fel- lowship program, two boys from Brazil came to EHS. Christiano Campos of Sao Paulo made his home with the Phillys Bartels family. Nineteen-year-old Chris spent six months in Ellinwood. His favorite subject in school was Art. Upon returning to Bra- zil, Chris plans to enter college to study electronic engineering. Mauro Horowitz, who now makes his home in Porto Allegre also lived in Rio de Janeiro and in Israel. Mauro’s American par- ents were the Charles Con- verse’s, with whom he lived for three months. He is interested in philosophy, sociology, lan- guages, and biology. His favor- ite subjects here at Ellinwood were Trigonometry and Physics. Mauro plans to continue his education by studying biology and subjects related with medi- cine upon his return to Brazil. Two local personalities trav- eled abroad this year. Judi Bar- tels went abroad under the AFS program. She spent one year in Santa Lucia, Argentina study- ing, learning, and experiencing new things. She lived with the Joaquin Albors family. Guy Ernsting traveled to New Zea- land under the FFA Work Expe- rience Program. He spent six months working on a farm. LuCy Choqu 36 JOWUlCtSlSM Standing on Stairway: Top to Bottom: Paula Taylor, Susan Pruner, Jack Rader, Terry Brown, Kathy Bartels, Mrs. Judy Teichmann, Denise Lloyd, Cheryln Miller. Sitting on Railing: Top to Bottom: Ron Moos, Scott Robinson, Randy Barta, Mike Spacil, Kirk Kimble, and Guy Ernsting. YEARBOOK EDITOR: Kathy Bar- tels NEWSPAPER EDITOR: Scott Robinson PHOTOGRAPHY: Randy Barta and Kirk Kimble STAFF: Terry Brown, Guy Ernesting, Denise Lloyd, Cheryln Miller, Ron Moos, Susan Pruner, Jack Rader, Mike Spacil, and Paula Taylor. A new approach was tried this year for the publication of the 1973 yearbook and newspa- pers. An editor was assigned to each publication with the remainder of the staff working on both the yearbook and news- paper. Each student was involved in all phases of the publications. The Eagle newspaper was again published weekly, except during holidays and exam periods. The new deadline dates for the year- book enabled .everyone to con- tribute to both publications. The newspaper was mimeographed by the office staff with Paula Taylor and Susan Pruner in charge of stencil typing. Stu- dents were also required to do written assignments from the two text books to improve their writing skills. The 1973 yearbook got a big assist when the dark room was relocated in the new Art Depart- ment, formerly the Eagles Nest. The new facilities are much larger and can be used by both yearbook photographers and art students under the direction of Mr. Edgar Sturtz, Art Instruc- tor. A new 35mm Konica cam- era and Honeywell flash unit were purchased for the year- book staff. RmvMms Jack Rade 38 f-fotneCMruiiCj B.N.C. JegWvdt Urf f-fcwtfs Qtev DdAJeA CadtRobUiSot RfiycuSiy 1972 Claudia Rasm Thub Luebb iS kUtJbsRem CaiceyPcvdie 39 FfA Qt iistics Judging Events: HORTICULTURE JUDGING: DEWERFF DAIRY JUDGING: Chapter: First Place Chapter: Second Place Stan Schadel: First Keith Miller: Second Guy Ernsting: Third STATE POULTRY JUDGING: Paul Fulbright: Fourth Marvin Panning: Fifth Guy Ernsting: Silver Div. John Hearn: Sixth Kevin Panning: wenth Randy Martin: .ighth STATE HORTICULTURE Kenny Sieker: Tenth JUDGING: Chapter: Eighth; Gold D. DISTRICT MEAT JUDGING: Guy Ernsting: Gold Div. Stan Schadel: Silver Div. Chapter: Third Place Guy Ernsting: Third DISTRICT LEADERSHIP SCHOOL: DISTRICT POULTRY JUDGING: Parliamentary Law: Fifth Chapter: Third Place Information: Eighth Terry Panning: Seventh Ritual: Tenth DISTRICT DAIRY JUDGING: DISTRICT FARM MECHANICS FOUNDATION AWARD: Chapter: Fourth Place Guy Ernsting 40 Qtcd E As. FARM MECHANICS: Chapter: First Place Guy Ernsting: Grand Champion Keith Miller: Reserve Champion Vince Robl: Fifth Place COUNTY COLLECTIVE BOOTH: First in Central Kansas Region Reserve Grand Champion in State Jutums Pteswb ' 'CREEPING CN4DCWC ’ ’ Cast BILL.................Robert Burger MRS. FRAZIER . . . . Judi Bartels CHERRY.........Peggy Kincaid KIT.............JaNan Urban TED............Tim McQuade JACK...................Stan Ploutz MR. WADE...............Brad Peter MR. KING .........Bob Rader ANNA...........Ginger Gray JILL...........Terry Martin MAY ...........Lynette Haddon LINDY..........Theresa Straub ELLIE.................Susan Schultz DOT............LilaStickney JENNY..........Julie Sauber DARLA.................Sandy Bryant JUDY...........Kim Schartz JULIE .........Julie Fuzzell SHERIFF........Mike LoBurgio BUTCH..................Mike Reusch MRS. TRUESDALE Patty Robins SNOOKY.........Jackie Bowman BELLE..........Vickie Scheufler FUGITIVE........JeffThorson HANK.................Walter Rugan DEPUTY ........Myron Isern TeckidccJ! Ca us STAGE MANAGER Cindy Staab LIGHTS.........Ron Dittrick James Staab SOUND..........Myron Isern Jeff Thorson MAKE-UP .... Ann Richardson Debbie Sanko Lisa Wirtz Jeanette Wirtz PROPERTIES_____Jeff Thorson Myron Isern Julie Sauber COSTUMES.......LilaStickney CONSTRUCTION . . Doug Cook Denise Lloyd Aaron Birzer Kim Macy Diane Wolf Jim Jordan PUBLICITY . . . Lonnie Bowman Denise Lloyd USHERS.........Tim Klepper James Dahlke Steve Glenn QeiuOfrP(! y$ “Early Frost Louise...........Kathy Bartels Mrs. Clayton .... Kathy Starnes Alice............Paula Taylor Hannah...........Kathy Jensen Lydia ...........Cherlyn Miller Ledge, Ledger, Legend Peter Rutherford. . Jim Sterling p.j................David Frank J.M..............Steve DeWertt The Devil and Tom Walker” Tom Walker . . . Scott Robinson Hepzibah......Sandy Holcomb Old Scratch......Eric Tyson Jeremy...........Rex Barber Nathaniel. . . Lawrence Carlson Margaret.........Kala Reser Grace..................Tina Luebbers Widow Peabody. Beverly Lovins 42 “A Pair of Lunatics” He........................Kirk Kimble She.....................Denise Lloyd Production Staff: Stage Manager: Janet Huschka Crew: David Burroughs, Doug Cook, Mike Menges, Rick Moos, Jay Staab Director: Wilbur Hogg Technical Director: Leon Sobba Costumes: Dawn Van Tayl, Linda Sobba, Rick Moos, Cindy Staab CuM-Coutthy Ctate MEET PLACE RUNNER Beran 6 Milner 35 Grubb Buhler 31 Milner 81 Grubb Russell 27 Milner McPherson 18 Milner Hays 11 Milner 44 Grubb Hesston 15 Milner 44 Grubb Regional 11 Milner 37 Grubb Dan Grubb, Coach Richard Harrington, and Steve Milner 43 972 FoctbcM Bogies VARSITY: Front Row: Don Peter, Jeff Thorson, Brad Peter, Tom Law, Robert Zahn, Lynn Koch, Randy Reusch. Second Row: Coach Jim Lambert, Rex Barber. Steve Rapp, Ed Meyer, Mike Moeder, Lonnie Bowman, Steve Glenn, Steve DeWerff, Scott Robinson, Coach Larry Peter. Third Row: Walter Rugan, Bob Rader, Stan Ploutz, Mike LoBurgio, Mike Davis, Andy Wise, Vince Luebbers, Mike Reusch. Back Row: Mike Sauber, Monte Hetrick, Larry Stickney. Jack Rader. Ron Moos, Mike Harris, Alan Rose. Randy Barta, Jeff Wirtz. JUNIOR VARSITY: Front Row: Jerry Wirtz, Frank Kincaid, Lynn Bownes, Mike McCarty, Bob Sauber. Second Row: Kelly Sta- ples, Richard Meyer, Jack Markland, Kent Robl, Jay Staab, John Koelsch. Third Row: Coach George Whitmer. Jon Jensen, Jeff DeWerff, Aaron Birzer, Larry Clair, Jim Grubb, Mike Gatton. Steve Fischer, Coach Roger Stremel. Back Row: Jim Jordan, Steve Miller, Mark Wells, David Wagner, Martin Bryant, Matt Yingling, Kurt Ross, Wayne DeWerff. WUvjtu uiCPL C tOuws 9i § • t f COACHES: George Whitmir, Roger Stremel, Larry Peter, Head Coach Jim Lambert. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORING SENIORS: Standing: Rex Barber, Mike Harris, Jack Rader, Mike Moeder. Steve Rapp, Ed Meyer, Monte Hetrick, Alan Rose, Larry Stickney. Kneeling: Mike Sauber, Steve Glenn, Scott Robinson, Ron Moos, Steve DeWerff, Randy Barta, Lonnie Bow- man, Jeff Wirtz. In Front: Coach Jim Lambert. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Brad Peter 70 points Stan Ploutz 44 points Ron Moos 42 points Mike Harris 32 points Jack Rader 18 points Randy Reusch 18 points Scott Robinson 16 points Lonnie Bowman 6 points Bob Rader 6 points Monte Hetrick 1 points PASSING TOTALS VARSITY TEAM SCORING Ellinwood 31- 0 Sacred Heart 20-16 Lyons 14- 0 St. John 20- 0 SE Saline 20-12 Ellsworth 18-21 Lindsborg 36- 7 Hoisington 46- 7 Kinsley 50-12 Sterling RUSHING TOTALS Ellinwood Opponent Fr.-Soph. 32- 0 St. John. Fr.-Soph. 20- 2 Ellsworth Fr.-Soph. 22- 0 Hoisington “B” team 50- 0 Sterling “B team 32- 6 Lyons B” team 20- 0 Great Bend “B” team 30-14 Claflin ALL CPLTEAM First Team Offense: Vince Luebbers — Guard Steve DeWerff — Center Ron Moos — End FIRST TEAM DEFENSE: Moos to: Passes Yards Brad Peter 862 yds. Ron Moos 309 yds. Ploutz 19 for 420 Mike Harris 256 yds. Reusch 11 for 177 Randy Reusch 239 yds. Harris 10 for 163 Scott Robinson 122 yds, Rader 8 for 130 Robinson 7 for 140 Peter 2 for 47 Wirtz 1 for 1 Bowman to Ploutz 1 for 11 Ron Moos threw 15 touchdown passes. Ron Moos — Linebacker Jack Rader — End HONORABLE MENTION: Offense: Ed Myer, Brad Peter, Mike Harris. Defense: Jeff Wirtz, Walter Rugan, Ed Meyer, Bob Rader, Steve DeWerff, Stan Ploutz. Variety Eads Ceasow 9 and 11 VARSITY: Standing: Head Coach Francis Flax, Kenny Seiker, Tim Klep- per, Byron Sauber, Ron Moos, Monte Hetrick, and Coach Jim Lambert. Kneeling: Steve DeWerff, Greg Feist, Bob Rader, Scott Robinson, Tom Law and Mark Wells. ' 'B” Tmuh R co'td ELLINWOOD OPPONENT 42 51 St. John 69 39 Stafford 52 71 Lincoln 37 41 Larned 37 59 Lyons 38 43 Sterling 47 65 Lindsborg 49 64 Ellsworth 52 66 Sterling 40 60 St. John 44 77 Hoisington 56 59 Lyons 54 79 Lindsborg 54 56 Hoisington 62 63 Ellsworth 49 59 Claflin “B TEAM: Standing: Steve Miller, Lynn Koch, Jim Jordan, Bryon Sauber, Kenny Seiker, Don Peter and Terry Panning. Kneeling: Myron Isern, Bob Rader, Stan Schadel, Kurt Ross, Tim McQuade and Tom Law. 46 Piesktotew End Q ct604v 12 emtio MANAGERS: John Koelch and Jay Staab. Fteslutuut R c ui ELLINWOOD OPPONENT 57 51 St. John 51 38 Claflin 41 32 Hoisington 57 39 Lyons 51 31 Lindsborg 36 26 Sterling 51 42 Lyons 63 38 Sterling 57 43 Hoisington FIRST PLACE IN CPL TOURNAMENT � UI ' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: Standing: Frank Feemster. Ted Petz, Lynn Bownes, Mike McCarty, David Riffel, Coach George Whitmer, Steve Birzer, Jeff DeWerff, Frank Kincaid, Richard Meyer, David Burrows. Kneeling: David Reser, Paul Banman, Edward Nemnick, Jerry Wirtz, Wayne DeWerff, and Steve Fisher. VctA tty R wul IndiuiduotJI Qc ifag ELLINWOOD 45 78 66 59 56 91 40 71 57 61 67 64 50 69 72 64 68 58 44 80 48 97“ 69 59 46 91 63 62 55 63 55 58 65 61 68 53 65 67 77 73 OPPONENT St. John Stafford Lincoln Larned Lyons Sterling Lindsborg Ellsworth Sterling St. John Moundridge Marion Hoisington Lyons Lindsborg Hoisington Ellsworth Claflin Ellsworth Claflin Ron Moos was selected for the 1973 CPL All-League Team and Greg Feist was selected for the Honorable Mention Team. Individual Scoring Points Ron Moos 317 Greg Fiest 213 Monte Hetrick 186 Kenny Seiker 133 Scott Robinson 102 Mark Wells 101 Tim Klepper 64 Steve DeWerff 24 Bob Rader 20 Tom Law 6 League Record: Won 5 Lost 7 Overall Record: Won 9 Lost 11 FOR THE RECORD: Monte Hetrick set a new school free-throw average percentage record of 77.1 %. Ron Moos was fourth in total career points with 665 points. Ron was also fourth in free-throw attempt made for one season with 132; third in freethrows career with 171; and first in rebounds with 268 for one season. Back Row: Assistant Coach Roger Stremel, John Koelsch, Marvin Panning, Richard Meyer, John Jensen, Aaron Birzer, Ted Petz, Jeff Wirtz, Jim Grubb, Wayne DeWerff, Steve Fisher, Mike McCarty, Assistant Coach Larry Peter, Robert Berger, and Head Coach Richard Harrington. Middle Row: Lynn Koch, Vince Robl, Dan Grubb. Stan Ploutz, Brad Peter, John Tindall, Mike Davis, Bob Rader, Vince Luebbers, Steve Milner, Jim Jordan, Kenny Sieker. Front Row: Alan Rose, Greg Feist, David Frank, Lonnie Bowman, Steve Glenn, Ron Moos, Kirk Kimble, Randy Barta, Doug Panning, Jack Rader, and Jeff Huslig. MILE RELAY TEAM: Alan Rose, Randy Barta, Ron Moos, Stan Ploutz, Jack REGIONAL TEAM: Standing: Coach Richard Harrington, Lynn Koch, Kenny Sieker, Rader, and Lonnie Bowman. Bob Rader, Brad Peter, Stan Ploutz, Coach Roger Stremel. Kneeling: Steve Glenn, Ron Moos, Randy Barta, Jack Rader, Alan Rose, Lonnie Bowman and Doug Pan- ning. 48 Y iA ’s Best uv Emet EVENT DISTANCE TIME Shot-put 48'9' 2 Discus 134'2 Javelin 181 '0 Long Jump 20'0 High Jump 5'6 Pole Vault 12'0 High Hurdles 14.9 100 yd. dash 10.0 Mile Run 4:48.4 880 yd. Relay 1:33.0 440 yd. Dash 51.7 Low Hurdles 20.3 880 yd. Dash 2:09.1 Medley Relay 3:55.0 220 yd. Dash 22.9 Mile Relay 3:27.7 Two Mile Run 10:45.0 Fr. 880 yd. Relay 1:43.7 Fr. Mile Relay 3:56.5 ’NEW SCHOOL RECORD INDIVIDUAL MEET Ron Moos Sacred Heart Stan Ploutz Sacred Heart Ron Moos Regional Lonnie Bowman Ellsworth Kenny Sieker 1 Ellinwood Steve Glenn Sacred Heart Lonnie Bowman State Doug Panning Regional Jeff Huslig Stafford Rose, Peter, Ploutz, Panning Regional Randy Barta CPL Brad Peter State Greg Feist Hoisington Dual Peter, Glenn, J. Rader, CPL Feist Doug Panning CPL Ploutz, Rose, Rader, Barta State Jeff Huslig Stafford Grubb, Petz, Fisher, Reser Stafford Grubb, Petz, DeWerff, Reser Stafford Vcw ity feeawt MEET PLACING Ellsworth Ellinwood St. John Larned Stafford 3 of 8 1 of 7 1 of 9 4 of 6 1 of 10 Dual — lost to Hoisington Sacred Heart 1 of 13 CPL 3 of 7 Regional 1 of 32 State tied 7 8 880 YARD RELAY TEAM: L Io R: Randy Barta, Kenny Sieker, Alan Rose, Brad Peter, Doug Panning, Stan Ploutz and Jack Rader Won St. John Dual Second at Lyons Triangular Won Sterling Invitational 1 of 6 GOLF SQUAD: Standing: Myron Isern, Mike Reusch, Andy Wise, John Thor- son, Jeff Thorson, Mark Wells, Scott Robinson, Steve DeWerff, Tom Law, Coach Rob Robins. Front: Rob South- ern, Jeff DeWerff, and Frank Kincaid. A” TEAM: Frank Kincaid, Rob South- ern, Jeff DeWerff, John Thorson, Steve DeWerft, Jeft Thorson, Mark Wells, Scott Robinson and Tom Law. MEET TWO-MAN FOUR-MAN SIX-MAN TEAM PLACING Ellenwood fourth fifth fourth eighth Great Bend fourteenth ninth thirteenth sixteenth Hoisington second sixth fourth twelfth Lyons fourth tenth eleventh fifteenth Hays seventh fifth fifth fourteenth Ellsworth eighth sixth fourth eleventh Central Prairie League fourth third seventh fourth Regional twelfth seventh tenth fourteenth 50 7etuuS MEET PLACING INDIVIDUAL SCORING Ellinwood Vs. Claflin won 9-0 Ellsworth Invitational 6th Fairfield Quadrangular 1st Ellinwood Triangular 2nd Larned Invitational tied 4th CPL Invitational 3rd Regional didn’t place Hetrick finished second in singles. Hetrick finished fifth. Doubles team lost in second round. TENNIS TEAM: L to Ft: Mike Sauber, Steve Miller, Don Peter, Steve Schachle, Kelley Staples, Ed Nemnich, Bob Sauber, David Wagner, Frankie Feemster, Mike LoBurgio, Stan Schadel, Monte Hetrick, Rodney Weiss, and Coach Dennis Carson. Ba ketbcM ELLINWOOD “A” OPPONENT B 45 - 23 Stafford 26 - 22 Larned 62 21 Lyons 31 29 St. John 19 - 37 Holyrood 37 25 Macksville 28 16 Lyons Regional Tournament Ellinwood 44-45 St. John in overtime ELLINWOOD “B OPPONENT'S” 21 18 Stafford 7 29 Lyons 8 - 16 St. John 28 - 12 Holyrood 22 12 Macksville Front Flow: Claudia Reser, Shirley Schwartz, Peggy Worman, Patty Robins, Peggy Kincaid, Jackie Bowman Linda Barrow, Jill Bowman, Carolyn Weiss, and Terri Hendricks. Back Row: Vickie Pohlman, Diane Kramp, Nancy Snell, Kathy Kassel- man, Sandy Holcomb, Ginger Gray, Sharon Meyer, Linnette Rogers, Luella Stick- ney, Deana Hershey, Carmen Petz, and Coach Karen Snay. TtCbCkr MEET PLACING Ellsworth fourth Medicine Lodge fifth Lyons first Fairfield third Ellinwood second NEW SCHOOL RECORDS Long Jump — Jackie Bowman 16'2%” High Jump — Luella Stickney 4'6 50 yard hurdles — Jackie Bowman 7.3 100 yard hurdles — Jackie Bowman 14.15 880 yard relay — 1:53.0 J. Bowman, C. Reser, S. Hartig, P. Robins Regional Meet 5th place State Meet 6th place TRACK TEAM: Standing: Joanie Robl, Karen Feist, Jill Bowman, Deana Hershey. Seated: Cindt Staab, Sheryl Hartig, Jackie Bowman, Peggy Kincaid, Carmen Petz, Patty Robins, and Coach Karen Snay. The girls track team placed sixth in the state contest out of 128 teams. Jackie Bowman created a new state record in the 100 yard hurdles with a time of 13.8. Debate DEBATE TEAM: Front Row, L to R: Lois Rapp, Denise Lloyd, Jeanette Hearn, and Sponsor Wilbur Hogg. Second Row: Cindy Staab, Jim Sterling, Lawrence Carlson, and Daryl Evers. TOURNAMENT TEAM WON LOS1 Hays Lloyd and Staab 2 4 Carlson and Sterling 3 3 Rapp and Hearn 1 5 Greensburg Carlson and Sterling 1 4 Rapp and Hearn 0 5 McPherson Evers and Tyson 1 5 Rapp and Hearn 1 5 Stafford Staab and Hearn 1 5 Carlson and Rapp 3 3 Dodge City Sterling and Carlson 3 3 Regional Carlson and Sterling 0 6 Lloyd and Staab 1 5 EVENT: STUDENT: PLACING (TIMES) DRAMATIC INTERPRETATION: Scott Robinson 1(3) Kathy Bartels II and III Susan Alsup II Karen Jensen II DUET ACTING: Becky Adams II Susan Alsup 1 Mike LoBurgio III Janet Huschka II Ellen Moeder 1 Randy Reusch III IMPROMPTU DUET ACTING: Dennis Krom IV David Panning IV Susan Alsup II Becky Adams II ORATORY: Lawrence Carlson 1.1' (4) Lois Rapp 1,11(2) INFORMATIVE SPEECH: Lawrence Carlson 1. 'I (2) POETRY INTERPRETATION: Candy Haston 1, II (2) Kathy Jensen 1(3) PROSE INTERPRETATION: Cindy Staab 1 Denise Lloyd 1(2) Candy Haston 1(2), 11 + EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH: Jeanette Hearn III Lois Rapp II (2), III PANTOMIME: Kethy Jensen II Dennis Krom IV Doug Cook 6th place in tinals CHILDREN'S STORY TELLING: Ellen Moeder II Karen Jensen II 54 CJmwxS (Uid'B£Uicl iti uSiC'F6SttV6 CPL Chorus: II in performance Vocal Soloists: Becky Adams: III Lois Rapp: III Carol Wilkerson: III Rick Moos: III Peggy Kincaid: I Band: I in performance Brass Choir: II Trumpet Trio: I — Horn Quartet: 111 Trombone Quartet: III Trumpet Ensemble: II Clarinet Choir: II Clarinet Quartet 1:1 Saxophone Sextet: 11 + Soloists: Paul Banman: Clarinet: I Steve Fisher: Saxophone: II Debbie Schartz: Flute: I Dan Grubb: Trumpet: II Nancy Banman: Frenchhorn II Chorus: II in performance I in sight-reading Vocal Soloist: Lois Rapp: III Carol Wilkerson: III Rick Moos: II Peggy Kincaid: I Band: I in performance II in sightreading Clarinet Choir: I Clarinet Quartet 1:1 Clarinet Quartet 2:1 Horn Quartet: I Soloists: Steve Fisher: Tenor Sax: I Nancy Banman: Frenchhorn: I Debbie Schartz: Flute: I Owen McQuade: Baritone: II Paul Banman: Clarinet: II Dan Grubb: Cornet: III 55 975 4C First Row: Jackie Bowman, Nancy Richardson, Vickie Scheufler, Susan Schultz, Ann Richardson. Second Row: Paul Banman, Carmen Petz. Cindy Kimble, Carol Stone, Kala Reser, Peggy Kincaid, Candy Haston, Diane Wolf. Third Row: Debbie Kassel- man, Linda Conner, Carol Wilkerson, Rita Hamby, Jill Bowman. Sharon Meyer, Annetta Scheufler, Nancy Snell, Richard Meyer. Jim Grubb, Penny DeMent. Fourth Row: Linda Honomichl, Joanie Robl, Michelle Wornkey, Luella Stickney, Peggy Worman, Robert Southern, Debbie Ahrens, Doug Cook, Mike Menges, Steve Hewitt, David Rose. Robert Berger, Henry Koelsch. Fifth Row: Danny Grubb. Lynn Koch, Stanley Schadel, James Dahlke, Kenny Sieker, Mark Wells, Jim Sterling, Susan Pruner, Steve Rapp, John Tindall, Jeff Thorson. Standing: Mr. John Banman and Kirk Kimble. Tiufod lS TWIRLERS: Kneeling: Patty Robins and Susan Schultz. Standing: Peggy Kincaid; Carmen Petz; Susan Pruner, drum major; Kala Reser, and Peggy Worman. 56 Uaridimg BcwL, JumaJ aS, QtctgbBoMul First Row: Joan Grant. Carol Chain. Sheryl Hartig. Kim Schartz, Connie Carmin. Second Row: Rick Moos. Jean Grant, Norma Meyer, Vickie Pohlman, Debra Sturtz, Rene Barber, Melinda Ruckman, Debra Diane Schartz. Third Row: Lois Rapp. Patty Rob- ins. Nancy Banman, John Thorson, Diana Hickel. Steve Fisher, Linda Barrow, Carolyn Weiss, Kent Robl, Terry Hendricks, Kathy Kasselman, Lon Bowman. Fourth Row: David Wagner. Lawrence Robl, Dave Riffel, Dave Reser, Owen McQuade. Wayne DeWerff, Mike McCarty, Frank Kincaid, Kim Macy, Steve Miller, Ron Barrow, Tony Brown, Chris Eubank. Fifth Row: David Bar- row, Jack Markland. Standing: Steve DeWerff, JaNan Urban, Robert Zahn, Kurt Ross. Kelly Staples, and Greg Starnes. STAGE BAND First Row: (left to right) Linda Barrow, Norma Meyer, Carolyn Weiss, Steve Fischer, Kelly Staples, Kirk Kimble, Robert Zahn, Steve Milner Kathy Kasselman, Lonnie Bowman, Diana Hickel, Jackie Bowman. Second Row: Jack Markland, David Bur- roughs, Owen McQuade, Wayne DeWerff, Frank Kincaid. Mike McCarty. Kim Macy, Tony Brown. Third Row: Richard Meyer, Nancy Snell, Anetta Scheufler, Sharon Meyer, Jill Bowman. Paul Banman, Nancy Richardson. Nancy Banman, Melanie Spacil, Susan Pruner. Steve Rapp, Jim Sterling, and Doug Cook. CkoutS Front Row: Ruth Barrow. Gae Peevyhouse, Kim Scheuerman, Beverly Galyardt. Sandra Bryant. Johnea Plummer. Susan Alsup, Lois Rapp and Carol Heinz. Second Row: Terry Panning. Jay Staab, Kevin Panning. Robert Berger. Kathy Kasselman. Patty Robins. Wanda Barrett. Becky Adams. Third Row: Mrs. Janet Hilton, Cindy Staab. Connie Schartz, Jeanie Fullbright. Carol Wilk- erson, Linda Conner, Marlene Klepper, Ellen Moeder. Shannon Kramp. Fourth Row: David Panning. Dennis Krom, Ron Moos, Rita Hamby. Debbie Frank. Bonnie Garrison. Adele Armstrong, Sandy Holcomb. Fifth Row: Steve Glenn. Steve Honomichl, Stan Ploutz, Terry Arnold. Debbie Kasselman, Connie Birzer, Debbie Schartz. Lisa Wirta, Marietta Scheuerman. Sixth Row: Monte Hetrick, David Sauber, Mike Gatton, Ricky Moos. Joan Kramp, Susie Hickel. Verna Sanko. Seventh Row: Ted Petz, David Riffel, Lynn Bownes. Loretta Straub, Karen Feist. Gail Kowalsky. Pam Macy, Beverly LOvins. Eighth Row: Frank Kincaid, Jerry Wirtz, Susan Schultz. JaNan Urban, Theresa Straub, Lynette Haddon, Cheri Davis, Niki Cotton. Ninth Row: Vickie Pohlman, Peggy Worman, Peggy Kincaid. Vickie Scheufler, Julie Fuzzell. Jeanette Wirtz, Joanie Feist and Julie Sauber. 58 fCayettes Bottom Row: Miss Joan Zimmer, Liza Wirtz, Sandy Miller, Candy Haston, Kim Schartz, Denise Lloyd, Nancy Richardson, Susan Pruner, Claudia Reser, Joanie Feist, Cindy Staab, Kathy Bartels. Second Row: Lois Rapp, Diane Wolf. Debbie Ahrens, Kim Macy, Linnette Rogers, Nancy Banman, Delores Musick, Sandra Bryant, Rita Hamby, Cheryln Miller. Third Row: Linda Barrow, Joan Grant, Cheryl Hartig, Ann Richardson, Brenda Ruckman, Paula Taylor, Diana Hickel, Lucy Choque, Carol Wilkerson, Linda Conner, Marlene Klepper. Fourth Row: Peggy Worman, Diana Kramp, Karen Feist. Loretta Straub. Debbie Kasselman, Carol Chain, Bonnie Garrison, Susan Alsup, Jeanette Hearn. Shannon Kramp, Ellen Moeder. Fifth Row: Lila Stickney, Carol Stone, Debbie Schartz, Terri Martin, Norma Meyer. Renee Barber, Nancy Snell, Annette Scheufler, Janet Huschka, Jean Grant, Carol Heinz. Sixth Row: Kathy Kasselman. Vickie Pohlman. Susie Brungardt, Sharon Meyer, Joanie Robl, Carolyn Weiss, Gae Peevyhouse, Vickie Rickert, Linda Honimichl, Deborah Sturtz, Melinda Ruckman. Seventh Row: Debbie Johnson, Carmen Petz, Luella Stickney, Judi Bartels, Pam Hickel, Connie Birzer, Susan Evers, Tina Luebbers, Jackie Bowman. Ruth Barrow, Peggy Kincaid, JaNan Urban. Eighth Row: Carol Hartenbower, Cindy Kimble, Jill Bowman, Karen Jensen, Cindy Johnson, Michell Wornkey, Julie Sauber, Lynette Haddon, Vickie Scheufler, Susan Schultz, Theresa Straub. 59 L tt Un lv 1st Row: Coach Francis Flax, Trea- surer Steve DeWerff, Lonnie Bowman, President Ron Moos, Vice President Larry Stickney. Coach Jim Lambert. 2nd Row: Scott Robinson, Jack Radar, Monte Hetrick. Mike Sauber, Steve Glenn, Steve Rapp. 3rd Row: Tom Law, Steve Miller, Walt Rugan, Ed Meyer, Stan Ploutz, Mike LoBurgio, Brad Peter. 4th Row: Randy Reusch, Rex Barber, Alan Rose, Randy Barta, Mike Reusch, Mike Davis, Doug Pan- ning. 5th Row: Bob Rader, Tony Brown, Jeff Wirtz, Vince Luebbers, Jeff Huslig. Greg Feist, Mike Moeder, Mark Wells. B”7kuw CkmlkaJm Left to Right: Peggy Kincaid, Kala Reser, Lila Stickney. 60 Ptesluncut Kneeling to Standing: Jill Bowman, Karen Feist, Linda Barrow, Luella Stickney. R ckettes QM LVcinstty Cke Jkcul tS First Row: (left to right) Miss Snay. Julie Fuzzell. Ginger Gray. JaNan Urban. Kathy Kasselman. Carmen Petz. Theresa Straub. Judi Bartels. Tina Luebbers Second Row: Carol Heinz. Debbie Kasselman. Debbie Ahrens. Diane Wolf. Kim Macy, Sandy Bryant. Beverly Lovins. Third Row: Linda Conners. Ellen Moeder. Janet Huschka. Carol Wilkerson. Caroline Weiss. Nancy Snell. Fourth Row: Diana Hickel. Sheryl Hartig. Mar- lene Klepper. Susan Evers. Jane Klingles. Mic- helle Wornkey. Fifth Row: Nancy Richardson. Paula Taylor. Susan Pruner. Pam Hickel. Loretta Straub. Joanie Robl. Sharon Meyer Sixth Row: Cindy Staab. Ann Richardson. Brenda Ruck- man. Melinda Ruckman. Debbie Johnson Sev- enth Row: Carol Hartenbower. Cindy Kimble. Karen Feist. Jill Bowman. Luella Stickney. Julie Sauber. Vickie Scheufler. Eighth Row: Carol Stone. Connie Carmm. Debbie Sanko. Peggy Worman. Vickie Pohlman, Susan Schultz. Ruth Barrow Ninth Row: Terri Hendricks. Patty Rob- ins. Lynette Haddon. Norma Meyer. Renee Bar- ber. Kathy Bartels Sitting: (left to right) Julie Fuzzell. Jackie Bowman, Claudia Reser. Standing: (left to right) Joanie Feist. Kim Schartz. Jeanette Wirtz. 61 LxdwvCJlub owlQctewce Club LATIN CLUB: Front Row: (left to right) Mrs. Stitt, Claudia Reser, Board Member; Jackie Bowman, Sec.-Treas.; Peggy Kincaid, Song Leader; Diana Hickel, Vice Pres.; Julie Sauber, Board Member; Kim Macy, Historian. Second Row: Norma Meyer, Renee Barber, Joan Grant, Debbie Ahrens, Carol Heinz, Carol Chain, Sandy Miller, Cindy Staab, Lin- nette Rodgers, Ann Richardson. Third Row: Nancy Richardson. Linda Bar- row, Candy Haston, Terry Martin, Nancy Banman, Debra Schartz, Janet Evers, Peggy Manning, Nancy Snell, Jean Grant. Fourth Row: Jeanette Hearn. Sue Alsup, Debbie Kasselman, Karen Feist, Pam Hickel, Paul Ban- man. Doug Cook, David Wagner. Mark Wells, Kurt Ross. Last Row: Lynn Koch, Robert Southern, Steve Fisher, Rick Moos, Steve Birzer, Henry Koelsch, Richard Meyer, Jim Jordan, Marvin Panning, Ed Meyer, Tom Law. Not Pictured: Steve Milner and Sue Milner President. SCIENCE CLUB: (left to right) Ed Meyer, Lois Rapp. Jack Rader, Lawrence Carl- son, Mike Sauber, Mr. Carson, Sponsor. w Ujyuuy Pages c yjnioe i PAGES Kneeling in Front: Ronnie Feemster, Mike Menges, Chris Eubank, Monte Hetrick. 1st Row: Debbie Frank, Delores Musick, Susan Alsup, Connie Birzer, Julie Eggers, Susan Evers, Cheri Davis. Back Row: Denise Lloyd, Mr. Buxton, Cindy Dannebohm, Gin- ger Gray. AFSCLUB 1st Row: Terry Martin, Terry Hen- dricks; Sec. Treas. Cindy Staub, Kirk Kimble, Lucy Choque. 2nd Row: Susan Pruner, Nancy Ban- man, Susan Alsup, Lois Rapp. 3rd Row: Kala Reser, Carol Chain, Sandy Miller, Debbie Kasselman, Debbie Ahrens. 4th Row: Steve Rapp. Doug Cook, Jim Jordan, Jay Staab, Jim Ster- ling. 5th Row: Chris Compos, Mauro Horowitz, Ginger Gray, Jackie Bow- man, Kim Macy. Wall Top to Bottom: Sponsor Bob Ashlock, Steve Glenn, Lonnie Bowman, Kathy Bartels; Presi- dent Scott Robinson; Cheryln Miller, Judi Bartels Publicity; and Julie Fuzzell Historian. 63 fkxhji and Qtud Couitc FFA MEMBERS: Front Row: (left to right) Daryl Evers, Reporter; Vince Robl, Secretary; Doug Panning, Vice- President; Guy Ernsting, President; Rex Barber, Treasurer; Jeff Wirtz, Sen- tinel. Second Row: David Burroughs, David Panning, Keith Miller, Lawrence Robl, David Rose, Frank Feemster. John Hearn, Stan Schadel. Third Row: Kevin Panning, Robert Fox, Mike Rob- inson, Jack Markland, Kent Robl, Pat Wirtz, Steve Hewitt, Mike Haddon, David Sauber, Kenny Seiker, Wayne DeWerff. Fourth Row: Paul Fullbright, Larry Clair, Cletus Wolford, Terry She- pard, Paul Huschka, Lyle Bryant, Wal- ter Rugan, Aaron Birzer, Jerry Wirtz, Jeff DeWerff, Steve Miller. Fifth Row: Mike Gatton, Ronnie Barrow, Jeff Hus- lig, Larry Stickney, Vince Luebbers, Richard Christiansen, Marvin Panning, Mike Corbett, Dan Grubb. Robert Zim- merman, Myron Isern, Terry Panning. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: left to right around the table: David Riff el, Jackie Bowman, Judi Bartels, Larry Stickney, Mr. Robins, Sponsor; Ron Moos, President; Steve Miller, Lonnie Bowman, Cindy Staab, Kathy Bartels. 64 USD 355, 1972-73 SCHOOL BOARD: Standing: LeRoy Zahn, Loren Haddon. Chet Kimble, and Bill Buckbee. Seated: Leo- nard Kasselman, Francis Carey, and Carolyn Wells. Qupe utdetuleut CcuwCbtbb PlUtCipCtfl Tot f-fedges wsefafete This year, 292 students attended the upper four grades at EHS. As a Class 2A school, we had 73 Freshmen, 81 Soph- omores, 61 Juniors, and 71 Seniors. There were 30 dedi- cated teachers and 15 hard- working employees. Being a member of the Central Prairie League, Ellinwood participated in basketball, football, forensics, golf, tennis, and track. 65 Enpdoyees Mrs. Eileen Voth, Librarian Mrs. Mildred Biby, Cook Mrs. Regina Birzer, Cook Mrs. Clara Merrit, Cook Mrs. Ruth Corbett, Nurse Mrs. Edna Jenisch, Secretary Mrs. Cleo Thomason, Secretary Mr. Fred Meyer, Business Manager Mr. Marvin Wendell, Janitor Mr. Ambrose Sauber, Janitor Mr. Fred Schmidt, Janitor Mr. Everett Waddle, Janitor Mr. Bill Huschka, Janitor Mrs. Bernice Harris Fo yuJfty Robert Ashlock John Banman Reginald Buxton Vera Buxton Edwin Carlson Dennis Carson Nancy Converse Francis Flax Richard Harrington Janet Hilton Wilbur Hogg James Lambert Robert Robins Lyle Sanborn Karen Snay Leon Sobba Marcella Stitt Roger Stremel Edgar Sturtz Judy Teichmann Larry Vogt Howard Wallace Mike Westerman Joan Zimmer 67 Qetu is Adele Armstrong Rex Barber Wanda Barrett Randy Barta Kathy Bartels Tim Birzer Lonnie Bowman Terry Brown Pat Bryant Lawrence Carlson Lucy Choque Jerry Collins Niki Cotton Randy Crockett Cheri Davis Steve DeWerff QemcyiS Left: Kathy Bartels Below: Lawrence Carlson, Tim Winkle- man, Ed Meyer, Mr. Leon Sobba Lynda Erdman Guy Ernsting Chris Eubanks Greg Feist David Frank Jeanie Fullbright Lonnie Garrison Steve Glenn Mike Harris Monte Hetrick Christy Hickel 69 Diana Hickel Sandy Holcomb Jeff Huslig Kathy Jensen Kirk Kimble Gail Kowalsky Dennis Krom Ann Law Denise Lloyd Beverly Lovins Tina Luebbers Pam Macy Edward Meyer Cheryln Miller Sue Milner Mike Moeder Ron Moos David Panning Doug Panning Caicey Parke Ricky Pierceall Larry Probst Susan Pruner John Rader Qetuots 70 Qetd ts Steve Rapp Claudia Reser Kala Reser Nancy Richardson Scott Robinson Alan Rose Mary Sanders Verna Sanko Mike Sauber Dalonna Schadel Connie Schartz Curtis Schartz Merletta Scheuerman Anita Schwartz Mike Spacil Kathy Starnes Jim Sterling Larry Stickney Paula Taylor John Thorson Carolyn Tindall Eric Tyson Tim Winkelman Jeff Wirtz 71 Juuim Terry Arnold Nancy Banman Judi Bartels Robert Berger Jacolyn Bowman Susan Brungardt Lyle Bryant Sandra Bryant Connie Carmin James Dahlke Cindy Dannebohm Mike Davis Clayton Doll Julie Eggers Daryl Evers Ronald Feemster Joanie Feist Julie Fuzzell Virginia Gray Daniel Grubb Lynette Haddon Steven Honomichl Kathleen Ingalls Myron Isern Karen Jensen Peggy Kincaid Harold Klein Tim Klepper Mike LoBurgio Tim McQuade 72 Jcuu tS Terry Martin Mike Menges Delores Musick Terry Panning Don Peter Brad Peter Stan Ploutz Bob Rader Karen Rehme Mike Reusch Ann Richardson Patty Robins Vincent Robl Linnette Rogers Brenda Ruckman Walter Rugan Debbie Sanko Julie Sauber Stan Schadel Kim Schartz h Vickie Scheufler Susan Schultz Lila Stickney Theresa Straub Jeff Thorson John Tindall JaNan Urban Rodney Weiss Jeanette Wirtz 73 Lisa Wirtz Andy Wise Hope Yingling Robert Zahn QopkotnOteS Susan Alsup Donna Arnold Ronnie Arnold Ronnie Barrow Ruth Barrow Connie Birzer Tony Brown Marty Bryant Carol Chain Richard Christiansen Doug Cook Linda Conner Mike Corbett Ronald Dittrick Susan Evers Craig Eubank Debra Frank Bonnie Garrison Jean Grant Joan Grant 74 Copkomom Rita Hamby Carol Hartenbower Sheryl Hartig Candy Haston Jeanette Hearn John Hearn Carol Heinz Teri Hendricks Steve Hewitt Greg Hickel Susie Hickel Janet Huschka Debbie Johnson Jim Jorden Debbie Kasselman Kathy Kasselman Cindy Kimble Marlene Klepper Lynn Koch Henry Koelsch Shannon Kramp Robert Lanterman Tom Law James Lee Vince Luebbers Kim Macy Keith Miller Sandra Miller Steve Miller Steve Milner 75 CophoHwes Ellen Moeder Richard Moos Kevin Panning Gae Peevyhouse Carmen Petz James Pierceall Lois Rapp Randy Reusch Lawrence Robl David Rose Kurt Ross David Sauber Debra Ann Schartz Kim Scheuerman Rodney Schwartz Kenneth Sieker Robert Southern Melanie Spacil Cindy Staab Carol Stone David Wagner Mark Wells Carol Wilkerson Jerry Williams Diane Wolf Cletus Wolford Dorothea Wolford James Wyman Matt Yingling Robert Zimmerman 76 Pteslunew Paul Banman Renee Barber Linda Barrow Aaron Birzer Stephen Birzer Jill Bowman Ronnie Bownes David Burroughs Larry Clair Jeff DeWerff Wayne DeWerff Tammy Dumas Janet Evers Frankie Feemster Karen Feist Steve Fisher Bob Fox Paul Fullbright Michael Gatton James Grubb Michael Haddon Terry Hedrick Deana Hershey Pam Hickel Linda Honomichl Paul Huschka Jon Jensen Cindy Johnson Frank Kincaid Marcia Klingler 77 Pieshmeiv John Koelsch Diane Kramp Peggy Manning Michael McCarty Owen McQuade Jack Markland Randy Martin Norma Meyer Richard Meyer Sharon Meyer Edward Nemnich Marvin Panning Ted Petz David Reser Vickie Pohlman Vickie Rickert David Riffel Mike Robinson Joan Robl Kent Robl Melinda Ruckman Robert Sauber Steve Schachle Debra Diane Schartz Annette Scheufler Marietta Scheuerman Daniel Scott Shirley Schwartz Terry Shepard Nancy Snell 78 plMktol V James Staab Kelly Staples Greg Starnes Luella Stickney Loretta Straub Debra Sturtz Carolyn Weiss Jerry Wirtz Pat Wirtz Peggy Worman 79 OJFPOR7BRC Bill’s Champlin Service 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