Fredonia High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Fredonia, KS)

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Juniors bring 01 to Kansas Dorothy Ga1eQ the little girl from Kansas, made the first trip into the land of Oz over sixty years ago. April 25, 1975, marked the date of a second visit to the Land of Oz by the juniors and seniors of Fred- onia High School. The Class of '76 conceived the Land of Oz idea for their prom after rejecting such plans as Country Livin , Lost City of Atlantis , and others. The Land of Oz received favorable reaction from those attending, and the juniors were congratulated on a job well done. , 1 9 J 1 ff, 411 i

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N o Gaodness triumphs in drama Only An Orphan Girl, a human drama of trials and tribulation by Anthony Nelms, was the choice of the senior class for their children's theatre production It is the story of the gentle and pure Nellie, the orphan girl and her pursuit of happiness. With her lover, young and bold Dick Perkins, their cleanness of life and purity cf heart help them triumph over the evil ways of the high-bred. Left: Marty Roseberry and Sherri Durham. Right: Bobby Busch and Linda Compton. Bottom: Ma Perkins fBetty Knowlesj, Pa Perkins QD ave Hoganj, Villain Arthur Rutherford KM arty Roseberryj, Nellie fLinda Comptonj, Dick Perkins fBobby Buschj, Lucy QSherri Durhamj, Ethel Rutherford fVirginia Relphj, Widow Appleby fKathy Smithl. 5 ZA 3 pn' 9' 1 ., -B -M-1.4 6, M. ,- 1 -qc' Q- I' . It pea 'X EJ

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Prom Servers-back row: Farrellynn Bloodworth, Bruce Neill, Rosemary Row, Greg Boicourt, Eddy Cline, Marcia Compton, Dave Rogers, Cheryl King. Front: Gerald Sharp, Kevin Scanlan, Denise Richards on, Kristi Shafer, john Seiwert. Left: David Roets and Deb Scott in the bamyard. Right: Virginia Relph, Kathi Collins, and Gloria Graham pose for a final picture in the powder room. 1 , I ni, - ' . lf' .0 .I 1 i'1Ef::11- 'f ' .v , U .114 l:f',fm ,. K 4x .'. 'P ' 1 ' ' Fetliiii 54. Q? U YF. ,ff '-j.',f' ' Vi,- Q --ff! 'gf' - ir args' ' 4' -- -g , Q .1 , ., . ' 1 -- -r rg , if f . Stn- V' '- ' , 11 . ' w .rw o ' , . 1 .,. 's. , 1' , , :4 X., , - N Q R. E: V Y' ,ft-1 . ' f 5+ X Fl , ?4F'i3 1 Lf ' iff' , W. ' Y A' 6 . rf' eff, K J? 4 .. , -LV an A 'Eff N . . it .Vg nz' 'f fm -Q 1 1' ' r ff as lah 'ITIL in ,ng 1 .k , ., V. -5 1 ' rl. 1 . N S. . ' ' '1 -fx t 1 ' L by . 'ei r .- 3 rm. , X f.-f.'f'Q'. -'ret ' A Jil' Hz .,.::k,:',- , W , k 1i4'.'g1'1'2','.-gz1'- . zzsrli' ' ig? Q...-.',, ,.-.,.1 , , cg. A gt- ','--,Z-1 gg, -312:55 ,N 5-f . t iff: ff' Q5Q3::!xjQ:?fizQ2: 'Q 1 Q'Y.fg'4?-555, ' h ,H-tlln3:7fQ7??gRF 'J' iff-'ff--:1'g.:,4i52i3:'v:' ., 1 ':,::::'::fp2i2121-ak-Jffsiff,ff '51-4 ::a:rkz1r.12i:41rsferiff: cf ...'iff..J Oggosite R3 ge Top: ceiling Left: Diana and Glen Baker watch the goldfish under the lily pads. Right: Juniors working on the Emerald City. Bottom: Prom goers enjoy the sound of Saratoga.