Fredonia High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Fredonia, KS)

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Tri-Valley League Football Champs The Fredonia Junior High School Yellowjackets have good reason to brag on their teams this year, With a combination of courage, spirit, and teamwork, each member on each team displayed the individualism needed to make a football team, basketball team, or a track squad really function. The Junior Jackets are especially proud of their 1974 football team who are the proud holders of the title of Tri-Valley League Champions. But FJ HS isn't any less proud of their Eighth and Freshman Basketball squads who placed second and third, respectively, in the tough TVL League. The Seventh grade basketball team showed up as a team with great potential. Coaches John and Graham both indicated that the seventh graders were a deter- mined group of boys and that they were very eager for future success, which should come their way. 1.l 8th grade - Row 1: John Garner, Carl Shinn, Kent Marr, Brian Knight, Darrell Fiscus, Mac Young, John Florez, James Ballinger. Row 2: Martin Bambick, Howard Shively, Clint Speaks, Joe Wilson, Monte Mah- an, Doug Stephens, David Fink, Duane Reinhart, Dee Culbertson. Row 3: Dennis Roets, Montie Reed, Mark Young, Russ Shogren, Terry Cox, Craig Compton, Les- lie Woods, Brian Durham, Darin Holmes. 2.3 9th grade - Row 1: Stacy Fiscus, Bill Mclnemey, Tommy Cook, Mike Fitzmorris, Clifford Pryor, Jim Barker, Greg Houser, Chris Lance. Row 2: Mr. Odell, Mr. Holmes, Doug Millar, Scott Ferguson, Rusty Selle, Dee Holmes, Mr. Kellogg, Mr. Higgins. Row 3: Steve Roets, Kent Wire, Bob Mellen, Rusty Ratzlaff, Juan Powers, Jeff Burke, David Mitchell, Roger Compton, Brian Sumner. -'T f -F -V -11, , -WL +'

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F HAers: Toward New Horizons The Fredonia Junior High Future Homemakers of America started off their year with not much in mind of activities to pursue. With the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Lindbloom, the group was able to examine them- selves creatively and to grow to work as a unit. Their work at the District Meeting this fall was recognized favorably. The FHA-Home Economics Style Show this spring was also considered by all attending a success. Now, at the end of the year, some of the members are ushered out of the roster for as this, one of the larg est organizations in both high school and junior high, is reminded of the FHA Creed to face the future with warm courage, and high hope. It is hoped, by the spon- sors and members that in the next few years that their FHA organization can become even more productive, ll. Fredonia Junior High FHA Officers: Standing-Shar- on Parker, Rita Matney. Seated-Lisa Hicks, Kim Mar- shall, Teresa Hersh, Rhonda Ostrander, Julie Beal. 2l. FHA Members: Row 1-Mary Shinkle, Sonya Robert- son, Jennifer Hoff, Diana Ward, Kim Clifton, Shelley Davisson, Judy Morgan, Carolyn Eck, Vicky Cook, JoAnn Seiwert, Gennette Mellen, Ann Gilstrap, Row 2- Brenda Baker, Nancy Mellon, Carla Baugh, Lori Kel- ley, Robin Stotts, Cindy Robertson, Donna Matlock, Margaret Mayeske, Kathy Bumgarner, Zella Rogers, Connie Ogle, Connie Walker, Loretta Edens, Renee Selle. Row 3-Bette LaPoint,TwiIa Miller, Jane Cook, Susan Rogers, Pat Boicourt, Sherry Clary, Gyla Carter, Betty Posch, Karen Hendry, Lori Eslick, Ruth Hogan. Row 4-Carla Robinson, Barbara Miller, Mary Beth Kendall, Sherry Ivey, Lee Knickerbocker, Beth Far- well, Karen Mattix, Sandra McBride, Vienna Thomp- son, Rhonda Ervin. Row 5-Jackie Jones, Kathy Jones, Janis Ballinger, Janet Matlock, DeAnn Hall, Nancy Squire, Jean Porter, Janis McBride, Jean Kitchens, Taffy Culbertson, Cindy Bradley, Susie Dunn, Jill Reed, Sandra Kimzey, Elizabeth Ballinger.