Fairmont Public School - Tiger Yearbook (Fairmont, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1972 volume:

iiiiifil lililiil .... School is many things to different people. h ■' ... playing ... solitude ... dream ing ... interpretation ... and working. Zable of Contents The Other Side....................... You Me............................. Quest for Action...............................23 Work Pleasure................................33 The Younger Side...............................59 COMPLIMENTS OF BARKMEIER!S GROCERY -EXETER FIRST NATIONAL BANK-friend B B CHEVROLET-friend FARMER'S CO-OP -MCCOOL NELSON BUICK PONTIAC-york EAT-N-TOTE -GENEVA MOTIS LINDERSMITH-friend FILLMORE CO. BANK -GENEVA BONNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP -FAIRMONT CROSSROADS -FAIRMONT HIGGINfS STUDIO-york GENEVA STATE BANK a THE OTHER SIDE I Fairmont School Board members are: Pres.-Paul O'Connor, Vice-Pres.-Bill Jacobsen, Ralph Kahler, George Thompsen, Sec.-Robert Bettger, and Bea Snodgrass. Superintendent: Richard Ekwall (B.A.) U. of Nebr. (M.E.), (Ad. Spec.), U. of Minnesota Algebra I II Principal: Godfrey Machal U. of Nebr. (B.M.E.), (M.M.E.) Jr. High High School Music, Freshman Sponsor Elementary Principal: Lenoris Girmus Doane, Fairbury Jr., U. of Nebr. (B.S.), (M.E.) Reading Laboratory, Challenge Vacuity Shares Zheir Knowledge Wendy Post Nebr. Wesleyan (B.A.) Jr. High High School Art, 7th grade sponsor Michael Grabowski Hastings College (B.A.) High School English, Sr. Class Play, Sr. Class sponsor Bonnie Grabowski Hastings College (B.S.) Jr. High and High School Science, Sr. sponsor Lloyd Roberts U. of Nebr. (B.S.) High School Social Studies, Basket- ball and girl’s track coach, Asst, football, Jr. Spon- sor ■ Nancy Heim U. of Nebr. (B.A.) Home Economics, General Science, Pep Club sponsor Bertha Anderson St. Olaf College Library, 7th grade lang., General Math, Speech Club, NHS sponsor, Freshmen sponsor, Jr. Class Play Lorraine Berg Minot State N.D. (B.S.) Commercial, An- nual sponsor, Sophomore spon- sor i - Sadie Farrar Hastings College 8th grade lang., Jr. High Social Studies, 7th grade sponsor Richard Alt Kearney St. (B.S.) Jr. High math, Bus. math, volley- ball coach, 8th grade sponsor, 8th grade science Carl Schmidt Kearney State (B.A.) Jr. High and High School Shop, Sophomore sponsor Rev. Joseph Cain Crosier College, National U. of Mexico, U. of Notre Dame Spanish Pictures not available for Dean pederson-Guidance Counselor, and Helen Ronne-Special Education. Craig Gilpin U. of Nebr. (B.S.) Elem. music, physical education, driver's ed., Football Boy’s track coach, Asst, basketball, Jr. sponsor 7 School Assistants 1 The school cooks, Bertha Bauman, Sally Stone, and head cook Mae Burback provide the school lunches. School secretary, Shir- ley Kahler, takes care of the office jobs. COMPLIMENTS OF HI-WAY LANES -geneva DOUD FAIMAN-geneva NEBR. KC—FAIRMONT NICHOL'S SERVICE — FAIRMONT TOM'S BARBER, KAY'S CAFE -FAIRMONT MCCLELLAN DRUGS-fairmont SMITH'S STANDARD-fairmont FARMER'S COOP-fairmont O'CONNOR BROS.—Fairmont B H L GRAIN-grafton Fairmont school custodians Gordon Cassidy and Clyde Arbuck are in charge of school maintenance. donations; MARGARET ALDRICH ALFRED JORGERSON-post MASTER Academics 1972A Of Hard Work ENGLISH English I-Individual heroes English II-Groups in society English III-American Lit. English IV-British Lit. HOME ECONOMICS Home-Ec I-Comprehensive course Home-Ec II-Advanced sewing, practical housing course MUSIC Girl's Glee Mixed Chorus Band MATH Algebra I II Business Math General Math COMMERCIAL Office Practice Typing I Bookkeeping SOCIAL STUDIES World History American Government Modem Problems American History ART Art I SCIENCE Biology I Terminal Science Physics General Science Behind Zhe Scenes Enthusiasm!???!? Can't you see it's a work of art? I can't believe I ate the whole thing! Broadway comes to FHS FHS Modeling Agency? t iiai jruu Look mom! All the way through Driver's Ed in one piece! donations; GENEVA TIRE OIL KAREN WEST GRAFTON GRAIN You did WHAT with your English book, Sir? YOU AND Seniors Of '72 CAROL ACKLAND LE ANNE BENDER JULIA BLOCK The class officers for their final year were from top to bottom: Secretary: JoAnn Jennett, Treasurer: Connie Laschansky, Vice-President: Luann Rasmussen, President: LeAnneBender JO ANN JENNETT 12 MIKE KAHLER COLLEEN McMAHOR PAULA OPFER Purple And Qold, yellow Pose LU ANN KELLER CONNIE LASCHANZKY JOANN PLOCK DEBRA KNESS Heading dor A Place Called Zorn or row On A Hoad Called Zed an LUANN RASMUSSEN SHANE REED Not Pictured: JIM DAWS SCOTT GRAVETT Hundreds of people All coming from different places— All going different ways. Yet their intermingling creates a new body With its own feelings and its own soul. And once the spirit of the body arise. The coming and going no longer matters. COMPLIMENTS OF HUSTON TRUCK LINE-friend JOHNSON PHARMACY-friend BLUE VALLEY 1NN-mc cool BIG RED TRUCKING -FAIRMONT BEAVER 'S -FAIRMONT YOST MOTOR COMPANY-sutton YORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CAROL ACKLAND Girls Glee 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls Track 3-4, Class Play 3-4, County Government Day 3, Library Club 4, Scho- lastic Letter 4. LE ANNE BENDER Pep Club 1-4, Pep Club Officer 3-4, Band 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1- 4, Girls Glee 1-4. Vocal and Instrumental Groups 2-4, Class Officer 2-4, Annual Staff 2-4, Annual Business Editor 4, Pa- per Staff 4; Class Play 3-4, Honor Society 4, Kearney Scho- lastic Day 2, County Govern- ment Day 3, Teenager of the Month 4 JULIA BLOCK Pep Club 1-3, Girls Glee 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Vocal Group 2-4. Class Play 3-4, County Government Day 3, Girls Track 2, Speech Club 3- 4, Library Club 2 CAROL HENKEL Band 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls Glee 1-4. Vocal and In- strumental Groups 2-4, Class Play 3-4. County Government Day 3, Kearney Scholastic Day 1-2, Girls Track 2-4, Hon- or Society 3-4, Scholastic Letter 3 JO ANN JENNETT Pep Club 1-4, Pep Club Of- ficer 3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls Glee 1-4, Vocal Group 2- 4, Annual Staff 2-4, Class Play 3, Homecoming Attend- ant 3-4, Athletic Banquet Queen 4, Class Officer 1,4, Girls Track 3, Teenager of the Month 4, Outstanding American Teenager 4, County Government Day 3 MIKE KAHLER Boys Glee 1-2, Mixed Chorus 1-2, Attendance Award 1 Senior Activities LU ANN KELLER Pep Club 1-4. Pep Club Officer 3, Band 4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls Glee 1-4, Vocal and In- strumental Groups 2-4, Girls Track 2-3, Student Council 3- 4, Student Council Officer 4. Class Play 3-4, Paper Staff 4. Annual Staff 4, Teenager of the Month 4, County Government Day 3, Speech Club 4 DEBRA KNESS Pep Club 1-3, Mixed Chorus 1- 3. Girls Glee 1-3 CONNIE LASCHANZKY Pep Club 3-4. Volleyball 3-4. Honor Society 4, Class Play 3-4. Class Officer 4, Paper Staff 3. Home Ec. Activities 1-3, Business Activities 1-3 COLLEEN MCMAHON Pep Club 1-4. Cheerleader 2.4, Band 1-4, Band Officer 4, Girls Glee 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Vocal and Instrumental Groups 1-4. Student Council 1, Class Officer 2-3, Annual Staff 2-4. Paper Staff 4, County Gov. Day 3, Kearney Scholastic Day 2. Girls State 3, Speech Club 3-4, Speech Club Officer 4. Honor Society 4, Class Play 3-4, Scho- lastic Letter 1-2, Homecoming Attendant 2, Homecoming Queen 4, Athletic Banquet Attendant 4, Outstanding American Teenager 4, Teenager of the Month 4 PAULA OPFER Pep Club 1-4, Pep Club Officer 3. Band 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1- 4. Girls Glee 1-4, Vocal and In- strumental Groups 1-4, Home- coming Attendant 1, Athletic Banquet Attendant 4. Class Of- ficer 2, Class Play 3-4, Student Council 4, Annual Staff 3-4, Girls Track 2-3. County Govern- ment Day 3. Paper Staff 4. Teen- ager of the Month 4 JOANN PLOCK Pep Club 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls Glee 1-4. Vocal Group 4. Girls Track 3. County Government Day 3, Speech Club 3-4, Class Play 3. Li- brary Club 3-4. Library Club Officer 3-4, Teenager of the Month 4, Scholastic Letter 3-4 LUANN RASMUSSEN Pep Club 1-4. Pep Club Officer 3-4, Outstanding Pep Club Member 3. Band 1-4. Band Of- ficer 4, Mixed Chorus 1-4. Girls Glee 1-4. Vocal and In- strumental Groups 2-4. Class Officer 1,3-4. Class Play 3-4, Student Council 1,2, Annual Staff 2-4. Annual Staff Editor 4, Paper Staff 4, Girls Track 2-3, County Government Day 3, Speech Club 3-4, Speech Club Officer 4. Library Club 4. Li- brary Club Officer 4. Teenager of the Month 3, Outstanding American Teenager 4 SHANE REED Mixed Chorus 1-2. Boys Glee 1-2. Football 1-4. Basketball 1-4, Track 1.3-4. F-Club 1-4, F-Club Officer 4. Homecoming Attendant 1-4. Athletic Ban- quet King 4, Class Officer 2, Student Council 3-4, Student Council Officer 4. Class Play 3-4, County Government Day 3. Speech Club 3. Boys State 3 JIM DAWS Mixed Chorus 1-2, Boys Glee 1, Football 1-2,4, Basketball 2. F-Club 4. Class Play 4, Class Officer 1. Student Coun- cil 2, Athletic Banquet Attend- ant 4 SCOTT GRAVETT Mixed Chorus 1-2, Boys Glee 1. Football 1-2.4. Basketball 1-2.4. Track 1, F-Club 4. Athletic Banquet Attendant 4. Class Play 3-4. County Gov- ernment Day 3 15 IJuniors Have Exciting l ear Barb Ackerman Verla Holtmeier John Lovegrove Jeff Pankoke Steve Cantrell Don Jennett Conny Markus Patty Ritchey Pam Chapman Margaret Jensen Melvin Mizner Karla Sievert Guiding the busy Juniors through such things as the Junior class play and the Jr.-Sr. Prom were their officers: Presi- dent-Mildred Holland, Vice President-John Lovegrove, Secretary-Treasurer-Margaret Jensen. Greg Cowins Dan Kahler Pam Nelson Sophomores Sponsor Activities Louise Burback Geneice Henkel Not pictured: Barry Boardman Marcia Chapman Ann Holland Raye Lundberg Ron Nutz Rod Ehmen Terry Lou Jirkovsky Maureen McMahon Lindy O’Connor Janice Stevens Nancy Girmus Cindy Kabler Connie Means Terri Rachow Shelley Winkelman The Sophomore officers for 1971-72 were President-Ron Nutz, Vice President-Ann Holland, Secretary-Treasurer-Terri Rachow. 17 Leading the Freshman class in their 1971-72 activities were the officers: President-Kim Thompson, Vice President-Bruce Roberts, Secretary- Kathy Hoeft, and Treasurer-I.arry Klipp. 3res liniat Barb Jacobsen Chuck Komorek Corrine Rachow Linda Arbuck Kathy Daws Susan Jennett Roger Lundberg Patrice Reed Bill Bauman Larry Engle Sherry Jirkovsky Godfrey Machal Cindy Smith Pam Dado Mary Hall Alan Johnson Don Marget J ack Softley Kathy Hoeft Christie Keller Robert Murrell Kim Thompson Donna Hunt Kevin Kinley Jamie Pankoke Steve Thomsen Cynthia Hulse Larry Klipp Mary Priefert Dalynn Wolsleben 18 donations: ANIMAL CLINIC-friend LLOYD'S BARBER SHOP-friend HALL CONTRACTING-exeter Eighth Grade officers for 1971-72 were President-Boyd Holtmeier, Vice President-Noel Heed, Secretary-Joyce Block, and treasurer- Sharon Ekwall. Debra Bristol Cindy Jacobsen Kelly McMahon Mark Schepers Lynn Clark Billy Jensen Steve Metzger Jay Snodgrass Dennis Ehmen Bernard Judy Derrie Nelson Jeri Wettstead 19 Seventh Qrade Begin j.High President: Clark Rasmussen Vice President; Tim Bleach Secretary: Robert Loveprove Treasurer: Don Bristol Kim Dado Kathryn Ehmen James Jacobsen Ray Johnson Patrick Kahler Dave Koozer Jerry Marget Chester Moyle Lori Lynn Nutz Carol Priefert Kathryn Whithead 20 Quests At ?HS Maria Louiza Beca of Brazil was Fair- monts second exchange student this year. She is pictured at top left. Maria came the second semester and was a guest at the home of Gerald Sievert. She was an active Freshman taking part in Mixed Chorus. Girls Glee, and church activities. Cornealia Markus, better known as Con- nie, pictured top right resided at the home of Richard Ekwall. Connie, who came from Germany, joined the Junior class and took part in many activities. Connie took part in volleyball, pep club, track, speech, stu- dent council, and Girls Glee. We hope that both of these girls enjoyed their stay at FHS. 21 Everyday Happenings At ?HS Could this be the Senior’s last game? Is that your true opinion of FHS? Ronnie you’re SO irresist- ible! Ah come on you’re in high school now!! Is that what's happening to the money at FHS? The June Taylor dancers?? QUEST FOR ACTION Tiger team members; Top Row; Roger Lundberg, Godfrey Machal, Steve Cantrell, Shane Reed, Greg Cowings Rod Ehmen, Gene Riser, John Lovegrove, Jeff Pankoke, Scott Gravett, Dan Kahler, Jamey Pankoke, Derrle Nel- son, Bottom Row; Lloyd Roberts, Robert Murrell, Larry Klipp, Kevin Kinley, Don Jennett, Bill Bauman Steve Thompson, Ronnie Nutz, Jack Softley, Coach Gilpin. Ziger Zearn 0ains experience Fairmont scores one of few touchdowns. DONATIONS! THOMPSONS LOCKER-frieno REED BROS, —FAIRMONT K.C.FULLER -MCCOOL MCCOOL DRIVE IN As the records show Fairmont did not have a winning season in Football. Ex- perience was the biggest determining factor. Making up the team were twelve Freshmen, two Sophomores, seven Jun- iors. and four Seniors. There was one or possibly two men with much experi- ence in football. Even though the team was inexperienced and were dropping game after game, these young men did not turn in their shoes, they kept work- ing hard and showed much spirit. They ended the season with the hope that the 1972 Tiger Football team will show what they can do with the experience they re- ceived. Trumbull They 14 Us 0 Hardy 41 2 Giltner 60 - 80 Barneston 38 0 Byron 36 - 14 Milligan 22 6 Ruskin 47 - 32 Chester 28 - 6 Doniphan 50 - 0 24 Offensive Backfield: Larry Klipp (HB), Billy Bauman (QB), John Lovegrove (HB). Greg C. getting start to stop opposi tion. Offensive Line . Scott Gravett (E), Jeff Pankoke (G), Rod Ehmen (C), Dan Kahler (G), Steve Cantrell (E). Defensive Line: Steve Cantrell (E), Shane Reed (LB), Jeff Pankoke (G), Greg Cowins (G), John Lovegrove (LB), Gene Riser (E). 25 1971-72 .• A building IJear Jor Front Row: Jeff Pankoke, Coach Roberts, Back Row: Don Marget, Dan Kahler, Jamey Pankoke, John Lovegrove, Shane Reed, Alan Johnson, Rod Ehmen, Greg Cowins, Steve Cantrell, Scott Gravett, Bill Bauman Shane Reed 7.3 points per game 4.9 rebounds per game 2.0 assists per game Fairmont 30 Fairmont 31 Fairmont 22 Fairmont 39 Fairmont 34 ♦Fairmont 50 ♦Fairmont 41 Fairmont 32 Fairmont 41 ♦♦Fairmont 36 Fairmont 33 Fairmont 55 Fairmont 34 Fairmont 51 Fairmont 35 Fairmont 42 Fairmont 31 Fairmont 46 ♦ ♦♦Fairmont 60 Me Cool 55 Lawrence 45 Giltner 49 Bruning 74 Benedict 65 Trumbull 78 Giltner 51 Shickley 89 Dorchester 87 Lawrence 59 Meridian 60 Exeter 61 Chester 70 Davenport 102 Deshler 70 Hampton 72 Clay Center 65 Friend 80 Clay Center 75 ♦Holiday Tournament At Trumbull ♦♦Pioneer Conference Tournament ♦♦♦District Tournament COMPLIMENTS Op; NEBRASKA SIGNAL-geneva L1CHTI TV-geneva BARBUR FLORAL-geneva SLUMBER MOTEL-fairmont BOREN LUMBER—Fairmont Scott Gravett 1.6 points per game 1.0 rebounds per game 2.0 assists per game 26 Zlie Ziger Basketball Zeam Left to right: Ted Hunt, Steve Thompsen, Don Marget, Bill Bauman, Jamey Pankoke, Alan Johnson, Steve Cantrell, Roger Lundberg, Kevin Kinley, Robert Murrell, Larry Klipp, Coach Gilpin Coach Lloyd Roberts had one returning starter to begin the 71-72 season. Although the team was young and the season proved to be frus- trating. the players kept up their spirit. Having a tough schedule didn't hurt the Fairmont Ti- gers until after the half when most of the teams started pulling away. The Tiger Team took part in three tournaments during the year. The first was the Trumbull In- vitational Holiday Tournament. They were beat out both nights. First by Trumbull and then by Giltner. The Tigers were defeated the first night of the Pioneer Conference Tournament after a hard battle with Lawrence. District Tournaments, held in Geneva, ended the basket- ball season with a lost to Clay Center. Volleyball Qirls Complete Successful Season Victorious Tigerettes: (back row) N. Girmus, J. Stevens, D. Wolsleben, C. Rachow, T. Rachow, B. Ackerman, Coach Alt, Student Managers-P. Ritchey, P. Chapman, (second row) H. Daws, R. Holland, K. Hoeft, c. Kahler, C. Laschanzky. (first row) D. Kinley, C. Markus, L. O’Connor, M. Jensen, p. Nelson, M. Holland, R. Lundberg l n ' £ . , l iv , | I All-Tourney Team: P. Nelson • S sjt v 1 V i ' i i f J j 1 Exeter................We Dorchester............We Bruning.............They Friend................We Meridian............They Chester.............They Giltner...............We Clay Center...........We Geneva North..........We 28 High Point Server: M. Jensen Girls Zrack Ceads Profitable l ear Tigerettes: (back row) C. Markus, B. Ackerman, D. Kinley, P. Nelson, M. Holland, M. Jensen, (second row) M. Priefert, T. Rachow, R. Holland, M. Chapman, C. Kahler, R. Lundberg, S. Winkleman. (first row) L. O’Con- nor, C. Ackland, C. Henkel, M. Hall, G. Henkel, J. Bellows, Coach Roberts, not pictured P. Chapman. The first track meet was a quadrangular at Clay Center where Fairmont came in with first place. On April 8 the girls at- tended the triangular at Stromburg and received second place. The third meet was held at Hampton where 14 schools were competing for first place, but again Fairmont took this place. This year Pio- neer Conference was held at Clay Center. Here Fairmont tied for second place. The team became the champions of the Dis- trict Track Meet. Qualifing for state were: P. Nelson, M. Jensen, C. Markus, and the 440 relay team. The state meet was held May 13 and here Fairmont scored 6 points The mighty tigerettes win District Track Meet. M. Jensen qualifies for state meet in high jump. P. Nelson qualifies for state meet in 50-yard dash. P. Nelson qualifies for state in 50-yard low hurdles. C. Markus qualifies for state meet in broad jump. 29 Rod Ehmen: 440-yd. dash Top row; Bill Bauman, Shane Reed, Rod Ehmen, Bill Bauman: 120-yd. Jeff Pankoke, Steve Cantrell. Bottom row: Don low hurdles Marget, Robert Murrell, Steve Thompson Track Mays Stick The Season Out Fairmont track boys attended the Exeter Invitational, Ruskin Invitational, Exeter, Friend, and Fairmont Tri- angular, Conference at Clay Center, and Districts at Hastings. Running the 440-yd. dash is Bill Bauman. 880-yd. run: Steve Cantrell, Steve Thompson, Shane Reed. Two-mile run: Rod Ehmen. 180-yd. low hurdles: Bill Bauman, Don Marget, Robert Murrell. One-mile relay: Steve Cantrell, Steve Thompson, Bill Bauman, Shane Reed. Long jump: Rod Ehmen, Steve Cantrell. High jump: Shane Reed, Steve Thompson. 12-lb. shot put: Jeff Pankoke, Geep Machal. 30 Shane Reed: Discus Robert Murrell: 120-yd. low hurdles r. MighEu Jr. High volleys for victories. Top row: Sharon Ekwall, Jeri Wettstead, Marcia Smith, Lynn Clark, Beth Ma- chal, Joyce Block, Mary Halsey, Cindy Jacobsen, Bottom row: Carol Priefert, Kim Kahler, Debra Bris- tol, Kim Dado, Kelly McMahon, Kathy Ehmen, Lori Nutz Cheering the Jr. High onward. Beth Machal, Kim Kahler, Kathy Ehmen, Mary Halsey The Basketball boys were prone for success. Top row: Dean Hen- kel, Ray Johnson, Dennis Ehmen, Boyd Holtmeier, David Koozer, Richard Thole, Derry Nelson, Middle row: Coach Roberts, Jay Snodgrass, Bob Lovegrove, Noel Reed, Kelly Thompson, Steve Metzger, Jerry Marget, Jim Ja- cobsen, Bottom row; Timmy Bleach, Mark Bleach, Bill Jensen, Clark Rasmussen, Chester Moyle, Bernard Judy, Don Bristol cliis Js 3MS Sports? class? Same old scene: The Flying Football. The uncatchable Larry Klipp. WORK AND PLEASURE A-Band Back Row; L. O’Connor, C. Kahler, M. Smith, D. Ehmen, J. Softley, R. Lundberg, L. Burback L. Keller, J. Wettsted, M. Chapman, P. Chapman, Godfrey Machal, Director 3rd Row: L. Nutz, K. Dato, K. Whitehead, H. Daws, D. Henkel, R. Johnson, J. Jacobsen, G. Machal, P. Opfer 2nd Row; K. Thompsen, L. Arbuck, C. Rasmussen, M. Halsey, B. Machel, K. Kinley, R. Nutz Mixed Chorus Back Row: R. Lundberg, K. Hoeft, J. Plock, P. Opfer, L. Keller, D. Kohrs, B. Roberts, R. Ehmen, G. Cowins, P. Nelson, L. Rasmussen, L. Burback, M. Priefert, S. Winkleman, V. Holtmeier, 3rd Row: J. Block, L. O'Connor, M. Hall, C. Rachow, C. Smith, D. Kinley, S. Cantrell, G. Machel, C. Ackland, C. Henkel, M. Chapman, p. Dado, K. Thompsen, P. Reed, 2nd Row: L. Arbuck, C. Kahler, D. Wolsleben, S. Jennett, T. Rachow, G. Henkel, B. Boardman, D. Marget, C. Hulse, P. Chapman, C. Means, M. McMahon, J. Bellows, C. McMahon, First Row: J. Jen- nett, K. Daws, B. Jacobsen, S. Jirkovsky, C. Keller, R. Holland, J. Softley, R. Nutz, L. Bender, T. Jirkovsky, J. Stevens, p. Ritchey, Godfrey Machel-Director 1971-72 R. Ehmen, G. Cowins, C. McMahon, P. Dado, C. Jacobsen, G. Henkel, S. Ekwall, D. Wolsleben, C. Rachow, J. Bellows, Front Row; C. Henkel, L. Bender, L. Rasmussen, D. Kinley, M. Priefert, K. Kahler, K. McMahon, B. Jacobsen, C. Smith, V. Holtmeier, P. Nelson Girls Glee Back Row: R. Lundberg, K. Hoeft, J. Plock, P Opfer, L. Keller, D. Kohrs, P. Nelson, L. Rasmussen, L. Burback, M. Priefert, V. Holtmeier, 3rd Row: J. Block, L. O'Connor, M. Hall, C. Rachow, C. Smith, D. Kinley C. Ackland, C. Henkel, M. Chapman, P. Dado, K. Thompsen, P. Reed, 2nd Row: L. Arbuck, C. Kahler, D. Wolsleben, S. Jennett, T. Rachow, G. Henkel, C. Hulse, P. Chapman, C. McMahon, H. Daws, P. Ritchey Front Row; J. Jennett, K. Dawes, B. Jacobsen, S. Jirkovsky, C. Keller, R. Holland, L. Bender, T. Jirkovsky, J. Stevens, Godfrey Machel- Di rector 35 Superior Ratings J Music Contest At left, vocal solo: Godfrey Machel At right, drum quintet: L. Burback, P. Chap- man, R. Lund- berg, L. O'Con- nor, L. Keller The Fairmont High School Band and choral groups had a success- ful year in 1972. The band attended many parades, clinics, and presented a band concert. The pep band played at all home foot- ball and basketball games. They also received two tropheys for their performances. They received an excellent at music contest. The mixed chorus and girls glee attended a clinic and performed at Christmas. The girls glee received a (II) at contest. In all we received 6 (I's) 17 (II's) and 2 (Ill's) at contest. At left, clarinet quartet: C. Henkel, L. Ras- mussen, L. Bender, D. Kinley. At right, sax duet: G. Henkel, C. Rachow. 36 Haud Headers Band officers, From left: Luann Rasmussen, V-Pres, DebKinley Sec-Treas., Raye Lundberg News Reporter, Coleen McMahon Pres. 37 The twirlers for 1971-72 marching band are: Pam Nelson, Mary Priefert, Joyce Bellows, Verla Holtmeier, Corrine Rachow, Drum majorette: Pam Chapman Band Dia is urns Stage Band, Back on stage: P. Chapman, Back row: M. Chapman, L. O’Connor, G. Cowins, C. McMahon, R. Ehmen, R. Nutz, Front row: p. Opfer, P. Dado, G. Henkel, C. Rachow, D. Wolsleben, J. Bellows, J. Jacobsen, G. Machel. 38 B-Band Back row; C. Priefert, B. Wettsted, T. Bachelor, M. Thoman, D. Smith, J. Thompsen, R. Whitehead, Di- rector-Godfrey Machel, 2nd row; R. Nutz, N. Thole, S. Kelch, M. Ehmen, M. Smith, B. Softley, S McMahon, K. Kness, R. Johnson, J. Jacobsen, Front row; L. Nutz, K. Whitehead, B. Arbuck, J. Krejci, C. Rasmussen, D. Cassidy, M. Moul. Cibrary Club Has Many 'Jobs The Library Club was busy at the beginning of the year registering the books into the library. They also sponsored a movie called Angel in a Taxi , which proved to be quite successful. In January they held the annual Book Fair. Members include from left to right, President: Patty Ritchey, Secretary: Luann Rasmussen, Vice President: Helen Daws, Treasurer: Joann Plock, Sponsor: Mrs. Anderson, Kathy Daws, Verla Holtmeier. Not pictured: Carol Ackland 3 Club At the beginning of the year the FHS boys formed the F Club. It consisted of the boys out for various sports. The faculty sponsors are coaches Roberts and Gilpin and President is Shane Reed. Members include, downside: Rod Ehmen, Gene Riser, Shane Reed, Greg Cowins, John Lovegrove, Jeff Pankoke, Coach Roberts. Across top: Steve Cantrell, Scott Gravett, Melvin Mizner, Dan Kahler, Jim Daws. Across middle: Don Jennett, Bill Bauman, Ron Nutz, Larry Klipp, Coach Gilpin. donations; TOM'S CLOTHING-york KING'S COURT-york MARGUERITE'S-geneva JACOX JEWELRY-geneva 39 40 Top row: M. Priefert, L. Burback, C Laschanzky, T. Rachow, R. Lundberg, A. Holland, B. Ackerman, L. O’Connor, N. Girmus Fourth row: M. Hall, L. Arbuck, K. Thompson, D. Wolsleben, P. Opfer, L. Keller, L. Bender, L. Rasmussen, H. Daws Third row: K. Daws, C. Smith, B. Jacobson, P. Chapman, C. Marcus, C. Kahler, S. Winkelman, J. Jennett, Mrs. Heim Second row; C. Rachow, C. Keller, S. Jen- nett, M. Holland, M. Jensen, P. Ritchey, K. Hoeft, J. Stevens, V. Holtmeier Bottom row: C. Hulse, C. McMahon, D. Kinley, J. Bellows, M. Chapman Pep Club Was Always Be hind Cite Ceam Pep Club officers were: Head Sales Captain: Luann Rasmussen, News Reporter: Shelley Winkleman, Sec.-Treas.: Mildred Holland, Vice-President: LeAnne Bender, Ass't Sales Captains: Margaret Jensen and Julie Block, President: JoAnn Jennett The 71-72 year of the FHS Pep Club started out with 41 members. Their first money raising project was a chili feed held in September 1971. The highlights of the Pep Club’s sea- son were the dances that they spon- sored at Homecoming and Athletic Banquet. But the main purpose of the Pep Club was to back the players throughout the 71-72 season. They did this with all their pep and enthu- siasm. One of the greatest fol- lowers of the Tigers was our Mascot Lorraine Klipp Pam Nelson Head Cheerleader: Deb Kinley Colleen McMahon Speech Club (prows Ju Members Conny, Luann, Pat, Verla, and Barb all came home with Superiors from the Pioneer Conference Contest in their individual events. The 71-72 Speech Club kept themselves very busy at the Broken Heart Speech Contest at Hastings, Pioneer Contest at Deshler, and Districts at Marquette. Members include: Back Row: V. Holtmeier, M. McMahon, S. Winkelman, C. Marcus, J. Plock, M. Priefert, J. Block, C. Kahler, B. Jacobson Front Row: L. Keller, C. Shotts, Secretary-C. McMahon, President-Luann Rasmussen, Vice-President-P. Ritchey, Sponsor-Mrs. Anderson, J. Bellows, L. O'Connor 42 At the Conference Contest Colleen and LuAnn received Excellents and Joyce received a Good. Annual Staff Records Pictures are all you need to raise a person's spirits. School photographer Lindy O'Connor helped the Annual Staff and thus raising spirit. Annual Staff members include: Top Row: G Machal, R. Ehmen Middle Row: J. Jen- nett, C. McMahon, M. Holland, D. Kinley, P. Opfer, P. Ritchey, Sponsor-Miss Berg. Bottom Row; P. Chapman, L. O'Connor, L. Bender, L. Rasmussen, L. Keller, S. Winkelman The Annual Staff worked hard during the year to complete the 1972 Tiger. Luann Rasmussen was the Editor and LeAnne Bender was the Business Manager. Below is a list of the Annual Staff mem- bers and the pages they completed for the 1972 yearbook. G. Machal: 24-25, R. Ehmen: 26-27, J. Jennett: 34-38, C. McMahon: 16-19, M. Holland: 28-29, 48-49, D. Kin- ley: 30-32, 58, P. Opfer: 20-22, 54-55, P. Ritchey: 44- 47, P. Chapman: 50-53, L. Bender: 6-10, 56-57, L. Ras- mussen 2-4, 12-15, 64, L. Keller: 39, 60-63, S. Winkle- man: 40-43. 43 Constantly busy Senior girls. 44 Cite SMS Active Student Council Top row: Bill Bauman, Jeff Pankoke, Rod Ehmen. Third row; Shelly Winkleman, Kelly Thompson, Dave Koozer. Second row: Lori Nutz, Christi Keller, Mary Halsey. Bottom row: Pres. Shane Reed, Vice-Pres. Conny Markus, Sec. LuAnn Keller, Debbie Kohrs, Treas. Paula Opfer not pictured. The Student Council bought new curtains for the stage and also sponsored many other activities. Paper Staff Was Always Busy The girls had a busy year getting the monthly paper out among their other special assignments. The Paper Staff includes: Colleen McMahon, Luann Rasmussen, LeAnne Bender, Deb Kinley, Karla Sievert, LuAnn Keller. Paula Opfer, Miss Berg Country Government Day In September the above selected Juniors went to Geneva to participate in the annual County Government Day activities. They spent the morning and afternoon at the Court house learning different aspects of running county government. Those who took part are: Top row: Jeff Pankoke, John Lovegrove, Steve Cantrell, Pam Nelson, Margaret Jensen, Melvin Mizner, Karla Sievert. Bottom row: Verla Holtmeier, Deb Kinley, Conny Markus, Pam Chapman, Barb Ackerman, Mildred Holland, Helen Daws, Pat Ritchey SMS Honor Society The following students were chosen for the Fairmont Honor Society because of their hard work and constant high grades. The Comhusker chapter members consist of: Mrs. Anderson-Sponsor, Greg Cowins, Carol Henkel- President, Deb Kinley, Colleen McMahon, LeAnne Bender, Connie Laschanzky 45 “Caught Jh ZheAct’’ 46 Hey, where's the SPIRIT? donations COM BER LANDS—geneva ELDER'S JEWELRY-geneva freshmen Are Welcomed Zo 9MS Tight squeeze? What's so interesting on the floor? On September 7, 1971, the Freshmen really began FHS. At school that day they dressed properly in anything their Senior told them to wear. That night they all got together and had a little party. The Freshmen did many things. Crawled through tires, drank great tasting liquids, had pies thrown at them and many other things. After surviving this the Seniors of 72 finally greeted the Fresh- men to High School hoping to remain friends. True, true!! Taste good? WHO'S Shook? Wash your face! Target practice. Royalty included; Crown bearer-Debbie Jacobsen, Raye Lundberg, Deb Kinley, Queen-Colleen McMahon, JoAnn Jennett, Cynthia Hulse, Crown bearer-Brian Wettstead Senior Attendants Colleen McMahon, Shane Reed Senior Attendants JoAnn Jennett, Gene Riser Junior Attendants 48 Deb Kinley, Jeff Pankoke Sophomore Attendants Raye Lundberg, Rod Ehmen 1IGERS Queen Colleen is crowned by Gene. Shane crowns Gene '71-'72 King. Homecoming 1971-72 On October 15, 1971, F.H.S. held its an- nual Homecoming ceremonies at the half- time of the Milligan game. The week prior to Homecoming had been designated as a spirit week and every day various activ- ities were held to build spirit. The Thurs- day before Homecoming a bonfire rally was held. Spirit was high all week. Friday afternoon was the Homecoming parade when each class, the Pep Club, the faculty, and various businesses and organizations were given the chance to display their floats. The prizes announced at half-time of the game were: 1st-Jr. High and Sopho- mores, 2nd-Juniors and 3rd -Seniors. The Freshman received the award for the most spirit throughout the week. The Homecom- ing attendants from the Freshman class were Cynthia Hulse and Bill Bauman. Rep- resenting Sophomores were Raye Lundberg and Rod Ehmen. The Junior attendants were Deb Kinley and Jeff Pankoke. From the Sen- ior class, the Queen candidates were Jo Ann Jennett and Colleen McMahon and King can- didates were Shane Reed and Gene Riser. At the half-time ceremonies King Gene Riser crowned the 1971-72 Homecoming Queen, Colleen McMahon. A dance with music pro- vided by Iron Horse was held in the gym after the game. COMPLIMENTS OF; JACOBSEN'S TRANSFER-fairmont MUMBY'S COFFEE SHOP-fairmont WEST BROS.-FAIRMONT WALTER O'NEIL-geneva TED'S O K TIRES-sutton The Homecoming dance. The Royalty dance. Athletic Banquet .Honors Sports Participants Shane Reed and JoAnn Jennett were crowned King Royalty included: Second attendant-Jim Daws, First attendant-Scott Gravett, and Queen of Smiling Tigers. King-Shane Reed, Queen-JoAnn Jennett, First Attendant-Colleen McMahon, ’ Second attendant-Paula Opfer Toastmistress JoAnn Jennett led the program. Guest Speaker-Warren Whitted SO The gym is decorated for the annual Athletic Banquet. The Athletic Banquet was held on Friday, March 24. It began at 6:30 P.M. with the invocation by Mrs. Scahill, followed by the meal. The eighth grade entertained with a skit called Cheerleaders from past and present. JoAnn Jennett served as toastmistress. The guest speaker was Warren Whitted from Drake College in Iowa. After the dinner, speeches and presentations of awards were given by the football coach-Mr. Gilpin and the Basketball coach-Mr. Roberts. Next, Mr. Alt presented the volleyball awards. LeAnne Bender presented the Pep Club awards and Deb Kinley presented the cheerlead- ing awards. Mildred Holland. Outstand- ing Pep Club member, told of the pep clubs activities. Shane Reed was chosen as honorary sports captain and summed up this years sports activities. Pam Nelson and Margaret Jensen were chosen as volleyball captains, and Pam gave a run down of the Volleyball Sea- son. Shane Reed and JoAnn Jennett were crowned king and queen of the 1972 Athletic Banquet. First attendants were Colleen McMahon and Scott Grav- ett and second attendants were Paula Opfer and Jim Daws. The banquet ended with the benediction by Mrs. Scahill. Honorary football and basketball captain- Shane Reed. Outstanding Pep Club member-Mildred Holland. 51 Just one little kiss? Jeff--the horse? Say your prayers. ' ‘Something Else The Junior Class tried something different this year. The plays were presented on November 12, 1971. He Tried With His Boots On. A one act play about the trials of raising a young problem teenager. ’’Folley On the Trolley. A pantomime of a daring young hero in rewards of a pretty maiden. ’’City Slicker and Our Nell.” This one act play showed a villian becoming rich by winning the heart and deed of Our Nell. The three plays presented: 1. He Tried With His Boots On, 2. Folley On the Trolley, 3. City Slicker and Our Nell. Barb Ackerman.............1. Betty Lou Maxwell .................... 2. Little Girl Steve Cantrell................ 2. Ethelbert Stave Pam Chapman.................... 3. Nellie Beard Greg Cowins....................l. Hercules Nelson ................. 3. Sheridan Douglas Helen Daws....................... 1. Hotel Guest Mildred Holland.................. l. Bell Hop .................... 2. Heroine Verla Holtmeier................2. School Marm ................. 3. Minnie Beard Don Jennett......................1. snake Eye •................2. Dashing Young Man Deb Klnley.....................2. The Cute Trick ......................3. Violet Beard John Lovegrove.................1. Wilbur Maxwell .................. 2. Dan Tucker Conny Markus..................1. Connie MaxweU ............. 2. Lady with the parasol Melvin Mizner •••••••••••••••. Announcer Pam Nelson.......................2. Conductor .................... 3. Claribel Worth Jeff Pankoke ..................1« Mr. Maxwell • •...................3. Frank Beard Patty Ritchey..................1. Mrs. Maxwell • •••••••••••••••• 2 Reader Karla Sievert..................1. Sagebrush Sarie ....................2. Simon Plotter Banquet at Stockmen's Club. $r. - Sr. Prom ‘ ‘Zhe Impossible Dream This year the Juniors tried to save a little money by presenting the Prom at Mumby's. The banquet began at 6:30 P.M. Reverend Mrs. Scahill presented the invocation and then we ate a delicious dinner of ham, Au- gratin potatoes, lime jello salad, corn, rolls, butter, and Dream cake. The greetings were given by our toastmistress, Mildred Holland, with a Thank You by the Senior class presi- dent, LeAnne Bender, Mr. Roberts, Junior class sponsor, then gave a run down of the Juniors activities for this year. The Senior class sponsor, Mr. Grabowski, gave us a brief summary of the Senior activities. Reverend Mrs. Scahill then gave the bene- diction. We had a brief time between the banquet and dance for our Sophomore ser- vers. Barry Boardman, Marcia Chapman, Raye Jean Lundberg, Shelley Winkelman, Teresa Rachow, Roxann Holland, Rodney Ehmen, and Ron Nutz, to clear the tables and prepare for the dance. The music was presented by The Atlantic from 9:00 to 12:00. We hope this will be a night that everyone will remember. DONATIONS! STERLING SHOES STORE-york MULLER AGENCY-geneva GOLDENROD MOTEL-geneva Music by The Atlantic . What's everybody standing around for? S3 Sixteen Jn August I'll see any girl I wish to this summer! I see a tall dark man coming into your future. Recalling happy memories. Gusty Goodrich. . . .Colleen McMahon Arthur Peterson......Scott Gravett Dr. Mortimer Goodrich . . . Jim Daws Miss James...................Paula Opfer Asia May...............LuAnn Keller Lil Stone....................Julia Block Emily Goodrich..............Cathie Shotts Effie McCann........Carol Ackland Olga Dean............Carol Henkel Carol Dean......Connie Laschanzky Cynthia Thornton . . Luann Rasmussen Duke Weatherby..........Shane Reed The play opens where an invalid girl, Carol Dean, is brought to the doctors home office by her mother who is seeking help for her daughter. Doctor Goodrich accepts her into his home think- ing that Gusty will be taking care of Carol during the summer. This- was the setting for an exciting summer for Gusty and all her friends. I’ll sneak a piece before anybody sees me. 54 I hope you'll enjoy your stay at the Goodriches. WOW, those books you gave me to read were something else! Seniors Venture Denver The Colorado State Capital. After a six hour journey on the train they finally reached Denver. The SENIORS of 72 boarded the bus at 3:00 a.m. Saturday morning at Fairmont. They drove to Hastings where they got on the train to Denver. They arrived in Den- ver at about 9:30 Saturday morning. The touring bus met them at the train station and they took a tour of Denver. Their first stop was Larimer Street. Other stops were the Denver Museum of Natural His- tory. Botanical Gardens, and Inspiration Point from where they saw Pikes Peak and other famous mountains. They were lucky they had a clear day or they wouldn't have been able to see Pikes Peak. Other places of interest were, the Denver Mint, the State Capital, and I’nsinkable Molly Brown's House. They also saw one of the newer I'rban renewal sites. The afternoon was spent at the Wax Museum and downtown shopping In Denver where Earth Day was being celebrated with a big festival and rock concerts. They got back on the train at 4:30 and arrived back in Hastings at 11:30. A great time was had by all. The entrance to the Denver Museum of Natural History. The Botanical Gardens. The Seniors enjoying their trip. Zlte Class Of ’72 Begins Zlte Koad Cor Zorn arrow The Graduating Class of 1972 includes: Back row; Carol Ackland, Joann Plock, Paula Opfer, Scott Gravett, Luann Rasmussen, LuAnn Keller, Shane Reed Front row: JoAnn Jennett, LeAnne Bender, Colleen McMahon, Connie Laschanzky, Julie Block, Mike Kahler, Carol Henkel, Not pictured, Debra Kness The Valedictory Address was given by Carol Henkel. COMPLIMENTS OF CLARATS DRIVE IN LIQUOR —MC COOL DRS. ASHBY ASHBY-geneva FARMER HARRIS FUNERAL-geneva MELTON ISSLER MOTORS -GENEVA FILL. CO. IMP. IRRIG,—geneva The Salutatory Address was given by Colleen McMahon. ECKERDT!S STATION — FAIRMONT BLOCK CONSTRUCTION-fairmont JOHN DEER-geneva O K TIRE STORE —GENEVA GENEVA IMP. CO.—geneva The goal that all Seniors wait for dur- ing their final year, of course is Grad- uation. Commencement week started on May 7, 1972 when Baccalaureate services were held at the United Church of Christ. Pam Chapman played the Pro- cessional and Recessional. The address was presented by Reverend Harold James and vocal numbers were provided by Carol Henkel and the Senior Girls En- semble. Commencement exercises were held in the high school gym on Friday, May 12. Carol Henkel, valedictorian and Colleen McMahon, salutatoriam gave appropri- ate addresses. Dr. Dale Larsen. Presi- dent of York College, gave the commence- ment address. Principal Godfrey Machal presented honors, awards, and scholar- ships. Superintendent Richard Ekwall then presented the members of the Class of 1972 to President of the Board of Edu- cation, Paul O'Connor, who presented the diplomas to the fifteen graduates and sent them on their road for tomorrow. Class Colors: Purple Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Motto: Heading for a place called 'Tomorrow' on a road called 'Today'. Honored Juniors were: Commencement ushers, Mildred Holland and Don Jennett, Baccalaureate ushers, Greg Cowins and Margaret Jensen. Dr. Larsen presented meaningful thoughts. Graduation excitement was topped with a few tears. Good luck to the class of '72! 57 Plays, Proms, dun Ju Activities This couldn't have been first prize! NO, NO!!—YES, YES!! Different faces of the Juniors! Is this all you did on Sneak, sleep? Could it be play practice?? Once a waitress always a waitress!! Time to go to bed Cindy?? Just get me to the bus on time! I I THE YOUNGER SIDE I Kindergarten Top row: Darcy Moul, Jeff Thomsen, Nancy Galloway, Gina Browitt, Margaret Koca, Kenny Krejci, Bonnie Galusha . Teacher, Mrs. Richards Second row: Mark Quick, Dawn Radke, Jeff Kelch, Billy Layne, Mike Scheils, Vicky Johnson, Junior Simacek, Jody Jacobsen, Michael Schepers, Tim Smith Bottom row: Cindy Arbuck, Ginnie Hardy Matt Nutz, JoDeen Hanson, Timmy Lowe, Erin McMahon, Daren Galusha, Ellen Kahler Jirst G Top row . Tomie Galusha, Teri Stephen, Cindy Anderson, Vickie Starr, Shawn Frazier, Debbie Jacobson Teacher Mrs. Striggow Second row: Michelle Kelch, Joni Bachelor, Julie Bristol, Brian Wettstead, Brent Reed Mark Barnholdt, Jimmy Stephen Bottom row; Gary Roper, Pattie Judy, Mike Benorden, Joanna Nutz, Linda Lott PhilliD Swartz, Sabrina Hilty v Second (Jrade Top row: Tammy Roper, Troy Starr, Susan Johnson, Renee Johnson, Randy Nun, Teacher, Miss Kauffman Second row: Doug Scheil, David Reed, Gina Kinley, Cindy Simacek, Jimmy Lott Bottom row; Christina Moyle, Teresa Lowe, Jill Benorden, Jamie Miller, Julie Metzger third Qrade Top row: Stacey Reed, Mark Benorden, David Smith, Kevin Koozer, Susan Jacobsen, Sheila Bachelor Second row: Dan Johnson, Roger Nun, Daniel Browitt, Billy Ehmen, Sheryl Krejci, Dale Korbelik, Christine Koca, Teacher, Miss Parr Bottom row; Margaret Layne, Joel Snodgrass, Larry Hardy, Julie Roper, Francine Jacobsen, Shelly Berggren, Randy Nutz 61 fourth Top row . Susan Gallaway, Theresa Komarak, Mark Schell, Donna Vodicka, Randy Ehmen, Desiree Johnson, Linda Logan, Teacher, Miss Oswald Second row: Laurie Wettstead, Brian Moul, Randy Whitehead, Kevin Bellows, Steven Koozer, Allen Quick, Brenda Peschel, David Swartz Bottom row; Cindy Reed, La Donna Nutz, Leanne Brown, Melanie Moul, Dana Galusha, Sherry Moyle, Trenda Nun 3if th Qrade Top row: Theresa Bauman, J. R. Moul, Jon Johnson, De Anna Smith, John Krejci, Linda Priefert, Rhonda White- head Second row: Shannon McMahon, Jeffrey Barnholdt, Catherine Reed, Michael Ehmen, Juanita Peschel, Julie Murrell, Billy Softley, Don Korbelik, Jennifer Thompson, Teacher, Mrs. West Bottom row: Gary McBride, James Snodgrass, Joan Snodgrass, Larry Nutz, Corinne Benorden, Robert Roper, Thomas Kahler Sixth Grade Top row: Randy Arbuck, Mark Thoman, Charlene Brown, Susan Kelch, Mike Smith, Michelle Moul, Teacher, Miss Whitemore Second row: Joe Daws, Jan Snodgrass, Crystal Hulse, Brenda Arbuck, Karen Kness, David Cassidy, Roberta Nutz, Bottom row: Bonita Moyle, Julie Snodgrass, Todd Bachelor, Nancy Thole, Brad Wettstead, Linda Softley, Theresa McGowan Autographs 63 familiar halls echo with memories of tests. . . convocations. . . The Pit. . . favorite teachers . . . bonfire rally. . . dumping freshmen . . . Homecoming . . . blue jeans . . . Geneva . . . morn- ing bulletins . . . Something Else . . . Ben . . . school paper . . . Initiation . . . homework . . . The Tower ... Li. . . fire in schoolhouse. . . classroom excitement . . . listening to KOIL . . . Exeter . . . sneakers . . . Boone's Farm . . . dates . . . pep rallies . . . Bon Bon . . . riding around . . . losing . . . going steady . . . Burheads . . . husslin' . . . Cristo. . . tournaments. . . that smile . . . report cards . . . Sixteen in August . . . Terminal Science . . . donate-donate-donate . . . waffle stompers . . . Smiling Tigers . . . lunch line . . . Little Brown House . . . cake raffles . . . parking. . . Kan- sas . . . Scoot . . . Impossible Dream . . . Denver!!!. . . bake sales . . . yellow roses . . . Graduation. . . the future. 64 WALSWORTH Marcclinr. Mo.. U.S.A