Golden Plains High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Rexford, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 99 of the 1972 volume:

K, 1- F X. . , Mi-A L? I I I I P I I I I I I I I I I gk the 1972 bLIlldOg Staff of golden plains high school rexford, kansas BFIHOUHCGS 'this is our . , 1 .. , N 1 LETTER YEAR '7 Lv as 155 A660 197' Q6 Q7 .QQ 9 if Q0QfQ'1,, .f Gfzk QTL 4045 Q0 Q9 OJ' 42 ,ga '7 QPQP ' 6 4 0 0 O6 ,Q C 3.9 'if Q66 060,00 X,-Q QQ i, Q 4 , Y Q' .fp 92568 ffqgbfkv gb OQ quo?-O C' K9 6'b.o,3'C'3 A -9 'Kyo Q0 Q19 'O A00 4545 C5 'bw G6 6 QQ' 6 .o65sQz 9Q QQ'-J' so GPJQSQ 2 X' 6 'f A' 'iv 'o'2'P 430-9 Q OQQQ6' OSL ez' 656 od 3AQ + L- Q G 6' 5- 0,5 Q 'f O Cy, Q ,O Q6 QQ O 'Ryo '5 C590 446. Q5J275 'S' Q QQ Q6 C3049 'gow ' QI- C275 O-3' 6 QQ QQ 04' 67' G Q 65 f Qo ' Q 60 3, 6 ,Q O . 6 G SQ. 6 O4 '86 Q30 6 Q QQ' JFQGQOOO 6 OQQQIQ Q.. 5e.QvQe-O QQQF Q. 0+ eo cf .96 ,Q o Q-'P -'SON' QQ 'Ks 'R 6 5.-. O Q 9,59 00 N453 G6 gbfeq-. 6500 'C Q2 'fp Qs Q 'R e- 'Ll -9 6 o 'P , fb 60566 -Q, 0 2 S0564 4 Oe- CADEMICS of schools at I 6 l S C. d, e Raymond L. Atteberyg Superintendent of Schools and High School Principalg M,S, , Kansas State College at Pittsburgg Student Council and Senior Class Qex-Officioj and Sophomore Class Sponsor. Marvin D. Greenbergg Elementary Principalg M. S. E. , Kan- sas State Teachers College, Emporia. Doris Jean Oliver, Secretary at Rexford. Betty Barnett, Secretary at Rexford . Marge Miller, Secretary at Selden. 62 colleges . . a b ' c d Dorothy Attebery: First and Second Grades fSelden7: B. S. , Kansas State College at Pittsburg. Robert Buck: Industrial Arts and Driver's Educationg B. S. , Fort Hays State Collegeg Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. Wm. LeeRoy Casebeerg English, Speech and Libraryg B. A., South- eastern State Collegeg Senior Class and Yearbook Sponsor. Mary Chanceg Third and Fourth Grades 4SeldenJg B. S. , Fort Hays State College. Edwin R. Demelg Sciences B. A. , St. Mary of the Plains College: Junior Class Sponsor. Florence Emigh: Kindergarten and Remedial Reading QSeldenyg B.S. in Ed. , Fort Hays State College. dt thezr educated Mary Ann Ericksong Kindergarten and Remedial Reading fftexfordjg B. S. , Fort Hays State College. Beverly Garrett: Fourth Grade QRex- fordjg B. S. , Kansas State University Y-Teens Sponsor. Frances McIntyre: Elementary Music fSeldenJg Elementary Certificate, Fort Hays State College. Lois Meitlg Home Economics: M.S. , Marymount Colleges. 'Junior-Senior Prom Sponsor. Thelma Motzg First Grade fRexfordy Life Certificate, Fort Hays State College. Virginia Mustoeg Second Grade fRex- fordyg B. S. , Kansas State University 0 or belongzng a b c d Betty Nicholsg Elementary Music fP.exfordyg Elementary Certificate, Fort Hays State College. Connie Phillipsg Fifth Grade and Jun- ior High Science QRexfordyg B.S. in Ed. , Fort Hays State College. J oAnnRogers5 Third Grade fRexfordy B. S. in Ed. ,Fort Hays State College Y-Teens Sponsor. Judy Ryan: Mathematics: B. S. , Uni- versity of Kansas: Junior Class and Pep Club Sponsor. James A. Schiefereckeg Junior High fSeldenyg B. S. , Fort Hays State Col- lege. Gwen E. Schultzg Commerceg B. S. , Fort Hays State Collegeg Senior Class Sponsor. to a learned g h Ii l g. Leanna L. SchultzgJunior High 4Rex- fordjg B.S. in Ed., Wichita State University. h. DonSloang Social Science and Physi- cal Education: B.A. , Northeastern State Collegeg Basketball Coach. 1. Lloyd R. Taylorg Secondary Musicg B. M. , Washburn University. j. Phyliss Trembleyg Junior High qSel- denlg B.S. , Fort Hays State College. k. Larry Wahlmeierg Junior High and Driver's Education fRexEordyg B.S. , Fort Hays State Collegeg Football Coach. l. Louis Wahlmeierg Psychology, French and English: B.A. , St. Mary of the Plains Collegeg Basketball Coach and Freshman Class Sponsor. rn. J ennalee Wedels Junior High QSel deny B.S. , Kansas State'University. society 11 Left to right: Mildred Barnett, Lela Smith, Evelyn Barnett, Opal Harold, Birdie Childs auxiliary aids Left to right: Bill Kaus, Leon Roth, Bill Kaus, Leroy Korte, Joe Trembley, Keith Dible, Floyd Barnett, Kenneth Dible. SCHOOL BOARD Melvin Christiansen Louis Dible Gary Emigh Lawrence Juenemann Gerald Rogers Stan Rogers Darrel Wark 12 RAD ES Top Row: Kenneth Kaus, Kayla Lechtenberger, Pamela Otter, Rebecca Bange, Tammy Benc- ken, Julie Black, Debby Korbe: Second Row: Randy Sulzman, Norbert S Q f':XW!'v..- X , r 1984 O .q o qlhb y X si? 5 ,. - .3 - we ' 5 ' N ,ik 5 - s-65' z .X ., - ,ee ,g-sat, M as XX Q XXSXX X ,, , R 1 X -S 4 X as ' .si Sir 1 5 S FNQRXX rr .ff-3 R .-1- Q' q ,Q X ,XX Sm i X X c X is X X X SX X. .. , S5 . X 5 X Q X XX K, 3 fx .li , Q Korte, Robert Korte, Rance Ostmeyer, Ken Sloang Third Row: Lisa Wessel Karl Wessel, Dwight Williams, Not pictured: Brad Baalman, Ca1'in Chaney Annette Juenemann. Top Row: Monica Aumiller, Steven Finnesy, Michael Ritter, Jeff Car- , N i ss-g,,f X s .,,, , k. W x ver, Jennifer Christensen, Brad Erickson, Tami Ericksong SecondRow: Tami Rogers, Robert Schiltz, John Kennedy, Layne Lunsway, Marvin Murphy, Scott Ryan. 14 1982 N, SM: ,,,, , , A . K K, 1-. ,Q -www l K ' Q' ' - V x? K was rfrfswx ywsi2ww, PQ.. r r 2 Q it - , . .. X 4' .., .ly -1 on , if it 321 1 X 'ffefw 5. Top Row: Shirley Ann Albers, Wayne Brantley, Roger Emigh, Anna Bange, Van Darnrnan, Ruth Dible, Shawn Nu' Gillumg Second Row: J anell Juenemann, Douglas Neff, Joseph Wessel, Kathy Lauritsen, Timmy Moeder, Kent Moss, Oliver, Third Row: Barbara Phillips, Eric Schultz. NN Q ,A54 - X 132' SX X wig E as A 'ix ts. 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Marilyn 1 - ' --- - , 75 9. ,:,' , K, A x .Mb - f, . ,, , ,,, K or g M- W f' SE 3 li yn K Q .,.- i wnsffefl ai'sdRpf yi sg? yyjn U wi r f T I 'I .,,i, . we R ' ' t T ,, Top Row: Russell Aumiller, Troy r g., Emigh, John Finnesy, Louis Bas- R N tin, Rodney Bencken, Anita Diblem , Joane Dibleg Second Row: Susan Kaus, Stephen Kruse, Debby Erickson, David Gould, Alan Jones, Greg Mc Elroyg Third Row: Steve Ostmeyer, Brenda Phillips, Lori Rall, Larry Zo berst. 15 vr 1980 b L s... bkl, b X ax, , .l s R ,.1::,.,: - ,, ,' 9 . - .-,. - ii, .. it Q S mL-x Q ..... .Q c -- -.ns -' washes 's 9 R 4 i '- ' ' Q i si +3-at 9 ' ' 9 9 fsmsffaifflzw --'- - Q. -K: ,I ' A Top Row: Geraldine Albers, Roger Au- . me ,se-'S ' S .' - if fi' :sei .. 1. -- ' . - t Q miller, Fonda Emigh, Tlnmas Juenemann, , 1 R E, f- iff., ' .L twig K I l , 1:3 Louise Bastin, Julie Carmen, Janne D1ble, , . as 5 p Luetta Duffeyg Second Row: Dallas Koerper- Eez ich, Monica Neff, Janet Ritter, Loran Sulzman, Rhonda Jones, Calvin Lemman, Curt McElroy, Mark Miller, Third Row: Melvin Moss, Sara Rogers, Kim Wark, Kent Wessel: Not pictured: Nancy Smiley. 1979 we .. - , me e - x ea - ee? X 5 , N :gg X Ki lim A . f 1 i 2. ' 1, N f X--e-A 1 'is L S 7 . fl ' . i ..::: N , , , - 5 'SR , 'H 'e:.:,,:1gg,-, 1 A ,.:.s.s. 1 K j , 425:52 9555 X X1 . X -- a t X -A a s ffs is X . '55 M Top Row: Marjorie Albers,Wanda Aumiller, Charlene Campbell, Russell Emigh, Christopher Bencken, Mary Dible, Paul Dible, Denise Duffeyg Second Row: Col- leen Finnesy, Bernard Koerperich, Christina Kruse, Scott Rogers, Douglas Earl, Kevin Lauritsen, Steve Rogers, Kenneth Sanford, Not pictured: Kenneth Bastin, Mitch Miller. 5'-I .,,. ' ig, . 'Nm Wx,-f iii xi OMQ, is-Q ,X N5 S, R iii S C XX X 11: :F it ' 2 'K si X A t ' -X,- ., ,I . -l r fs nam. 2 1978 x EVN g X N N t s sax if ies, x X 1? R Q Q X W g - S as si - l . :f- Q s W, Q. Snell, 91 5 5 Aa X X ga.-N.. ., - :gs X am? 'fc in I 1 as WN. i - , +5 XX x X 9' X x l X X ., l Top Row: Shirley Campbell, Lori Em1gh,Lynn Hill, SteVenJuenernann 1'TQ S 2 es '- Q is 1- elk ., - si ' - 5 Q R, f . X Rx 4- X sw Xi X -44: fi . rf-Q Frank Barnett, Darrell Dible, Susan Dible, 'Ray Duffeyg Second Row: Paul Kaus, Jack McKee, Richard Pauls, Marianne Ritter, Michael Earl, Danny Kear, Terry Moss, Ricky Rowlisong Third Row: Ricky Shaw, Karen Vaughn, Wanda Rowlison, Sheila Smiley. if K x Q X 19 S' x ' QQ X -.Q . -hes SQ s 1- X:-a X 'Ts' i - -Biggs, ffasgwf Top Row: X x ORS S sis t Mike Albers , 1977 mfs seg 0 t -2:-::::.E1:: J , 3 .k ,ff ' , 1 xr Q 5 I jiri i Brenda Aumiller, Thomas Aumiller, Judy Brantley, Danny Bacon, Audrey Beckman, Danny Car- men, Dale Dibleg Second Row: Marilyn Juenemann, Ronnie is X v , i X WW .9 Fits x , if 1:5 .5' : S. ,mes 1- , -er'3 H:-1 J' 5. J',.,:m411 . Kaus,Roger Kleinsorge, Scott Shaw, Michelle Duffey, Cynthia Duffey, Mary Lou Oliver, Brent Phillipsg Third Row: Rickie Turrell , Tamara Wark. 18 W sf- ' Eflzfilzifz R -e 5 mg? iq i 1976 K 1 My -be E ess s ex- Q62 i s l . I. ,gziffgi Q - A ' f ive - , ' L 3:35 Fi x or i., .X 3 Q . Z- -X Q ' X X 1 ai :P '.-f 5 X fr S W 9 fig is-fs FIRE-La 2 i , - ,. f mixef' 'li' , shi, f 1 5 Top Row: Virginia Finnesy, Daniel Kruse, Matt McKee, Ronnie Barnett, Dale Bastin, Cheryl Faidley, Cindy Jonesg Second Row: Jeff Pauls, Robert Ritter, Joe Rogers, Danny Shaw, Gina Kear, Dallas Lemman, Allen Morton, Kevin Warkg Third Row: Dan.Shuler, Rhonda Sulz- man, Barbara Weberg Not pictured: Troy Smiley, Mary Albers . FXS S a-Virginia Finnesy, Jeff Pauls and Dan Schuler b-Mitch Miller, Mrs, Leanna,Schultz f' K S Sal Q. b In Qs'- do 19 Boys, back row: Dale Bastin, Ray Diffey, Kevin Wark, Ron Barnett, 2nd row: Darrel Dib- le, Ricky Rowlison, Frank Barnett, Terry Moss, .Danny Kear, 3rd row: Dale Dible, Danny Carmen, Mike Earl, Dan Bacon, 41311. row: Brent Phillips, Allen Morton, Bot- tom row: Dallas Lemman, Rick Turrell. Girls, back row: Gina Kear, Wanda Row- lison, Tamera Wark, Audrey Beckman, Cindy Duffey, Front row: Susan Dible, Mary Oli- ver, Cheryl Faidley, Sheila Smiley, Cindy Jones. junior high Marilyn J uenemann Bob Rit ter Rhonda Sulzman Scott Shaw, Brenda Aumiller, Dan Shuler, Mary Albers. 2nd Row Standing: Steve Juene- mann, Marianne Ritter, Dan Kruse, Colleen Finnesy, Roger Kleinsorge, Wanda Au- miller. 3rd Row Standing: Virginia Finnesy, Joe Rogers., Judy Brantley, Barbara Web- er, Rick Shaw, Lynn Hill, Front Row: Matt McKee, Scott Rogers, Frances McIntyre, Jeff Pauls, Richard Pauls. Back Row on Steps: Christina Kruse, Bernard Koerperich, Karen Vaughn, Mike Albers. 2nd Row on Steps: Russell Emigh, Jack McKee, Lori Emigh. Front Row on Steps: Paul Kaus, Charlene Camp- bell, Shirley Campbell, Dan Shaw. Back Row Standing: Ron Kaus, i s 9 Back Row: Mike Earl, Dale Dible, Dale Bastin, Audrey Beckman, Lloyd Taylor. Middle Row: Danny Car- men, Cindy Jones, Kevin Wark, Ron Barnett, Brent Phillips, Ray Duffey, Allen Morton. Front'Row: Cindy Duffey, Gina Kear, Terry Moss, Danny Kear, Darrel Dible, Rick Turrell, Susan Dible, Cheryl Faidley, Tamera Wark, Mary Oliv- er. Back Row: Jeff Pauls, Barbara Weber, Joe Rogers, Scott Shaw, Robert Ritter, Lloyd Taylor. Middle Row: Lynn Hill, Lori Emigh, Rick Shaw, Judy Brantley, DanShuler, Mary Albers, Scott Rogers, Dan Shaw, Roger Kleinsorge, Dan Kruse, Steve Juenemann, Ronnie Kaus, Ber- nard Koerperich, Matt McKee Front Row: Rhonda Sulzman, Karen Vaugh, Marianne Rit- ter, Colleen Finnesy, Paul Kaus , Russell Emigh, Christ- ina Kruse, Marilyn Juene- mann. school in . . . Susan Dible, Tamera Wark, Cheryl Faidley, Wanda Rowlison, Cindy Duffey, Gina Kear, Cindy Jones, Audrey Beckman, Mary Oliver, Coach Larry Wahlrneier. Karen Vaughn, Shirley Campbell, Mariane Ritter, Rhonda Sulzman, Brenda Aurniller, Judy Brantley, Barbara Weber, Marilyn Juenemann, Virginia Finnesy, Mary Albers, Lori Emigh, Lynn Hill, Coach Jim Schieferecke . between . . . 22 'Danny Carmen, Dale Dible, Dan Bacon, Rick Turrell, Kevin Wark, Coach Larry Wahlmeier, Ron Barnett, Ray Duffey, Dale Bastin, Dallas Lernrnan, Brent Phillips, Allen Morton. Front Row: Danny Kear, Terry Moss, Frank Barnett, Ricky Rowlison, Darrel Dible, Mike Earl. Coach,Jim Schieferecke, Back Row: Rick Shaw, Dan Shuler, Scott Shaw, Ronnie Kaus, Middle Row: Paul Kaus, Steve Juenernann, Richard Pauls, Dan Kruse, Roger Kleinsorge, Mike Albers, Jack McKee, Front Row: Dan Shaw, Jeff Pauls, Joe Rogers, Robert Rit- ter, Matt McKee. elementary . . . 23 a-Cindy Jones, Susan Dible, Cheryl Faidley, Audrey Beck- man. b-Barbara Weber, Judy B rant- ley, Rhonda Sulzman, Mary Albers. y high school LASS ES i 1 i 1 A l 1 ME YQ x xsisrwx A sas Y Kent Stephens President Mary Ann J uenemann Vice President Gloria Koerperich Secretary Leland Jones Treasurer David Bailey Jackie Bogart Danny Dible Darla Dible Kent' Dible Lynn Dible Connie Fringer Jeff Hill Dona Kaus Robert Kaus Marilyn Kleinsorge Tom Knudson Dan J uenemann Dennis Murphy Marla Oliver Jerry Rall Geralyn Rogers Ricky Roth Richard Rowlison Mike Sanford Pam Yeager 1975 194 Brenda Weber President Randy Shaw Vice President Susan Beckman Secretary-Treasurer Ben Albers Steve Aumiller Joyce Faidley Butch Kaus Alvin J uenemann Glenda Lemman Greg Moeder Patty Morton Jackie Pauls Steve Shaw Kelvin Sulzman Nadene Turrell SK Ns. wwssssy . X- iixrasz W- 'Sfsf -:es-.,1, .:. , fzsfzr V rs t X Q., ,..rNQQ,sNQt, r, x r .M , . N, 1. ,W ss Sigwf-sex y? is si -sz It wr sbs -Q 1 fc ss Q .st N .. x S Q X X ' wx i -Qt x X . , N an N s is-is vi X ss I it l , w ex N 5 ,::5.s' ' ' -. .fs 55 is ,E ss- X -'-fs .'.' I gi mff.. . wxwrmfis-gs R Dan Roth, President Marilyn Rogers, Vice President Pam Short, Secretary Colleen Aumiller Treasurer Kandi Barnett John Black Darla Diederich Kenneth Dible Janice Faidley Larry Juenemann Michael Kaus Duane Kleinsorge Kim Knudson Paula Koerperich Doug Lemman Tom Nickels Patricia Ritter Vicki Rowlison Ross Smiley Roger Wark Teena Zoberst 193 'rlvmss Left to right Steve Shaw Dan Juenemann, Jeff Hill, Colleen Aumiller, Todd Knudson J anice Brantley Dan Roth, Kandi Barnett, Ray Attebery, Alvin Juene- mann Wes Hopson Dalene Mustoe. S TU C 0 decides on The STUCO was an important group during the year of '72, Organizing quickly at the start of the school term, they took on their first im- portant project: Homecoming. Under the presidency of Todd Knudson as- sisted by Vice-President Dan Roth and Secret- ary-Treasurer Janice Brantley, the STU CO showed their ability to think sensibly and act accordingly when it came to solving problems and discussing disagreements when they arose. When no other group wants a project, the STU CO is where everyone turns. Christmas parties, candy machines, noon-hour volley ball games are a few of the year round responsibil- ities the STUCO handles in order to make the school year---1972 in particular---just a little more pleasant for everyone involved. 32 homecoming '72 33 Homecoming '72 was marked by a week of competition. The classes competed by turning the unused walls into art galleries, by racing against time with their class piggy banks, by stuffing their mouths with Tootsie Rolls in between bells, by yelling. their lungs out, by play- . ing a competitive ball 1 game, and by honoring royalty. Colleen Aumiller and Dan Roth Marlene Conant and Wesley Hopson Patty Morton and Fred Albers Patty Morton, Marlene Conant, Sz Colleen Aumiller Ed Demel 8: Kim Knudson K 'a 6 Front row Mike Sanford Dan Juenemann, Richard Rowlison, Bob Kaus, Roger Wark, Steve Aumiller, Greg Moeder, Jerry Rall Row two Doug Lemmon Alvin Juenemann, Mike Kaus, Butch Kaus, Kent Stephens, Larry Juenemann, David Bailey. Back row: Larry Wahlmeier coach Kelvin Sulzmann Wesley Hopson, Fred Albers, Rick Roth, Tom Knudson, Dan Dible, Steve Shaw, John Black Dan Roth Ben Albers Leland Jones Dennis Murphy, Kent Dible, Bob Buck, coach. , S 2 Beginning an unpredictible sea- son marked by numerous upsets, the Golden Plains Bulldogs finish- ed the season with a 2-7 record. The two eight-man team games with Healy and Herndon were the highlights of the season with the Bulldogs overcoming the Healy Eagles 16 to 6 and then upsetting the Herndon Beavers 52 to 16. Larry Wahlmeier, a new coach to the team, came with new ideas. The team had many problems to overcome: a football field with a light pole in the middle and a play- ing area to mow before every game. Fred Albers, first in offense Ka honorable in defense in All League Team. Wesley Hopson, honorable mention in defense in All League Team. Front Row: Fred Albers, Mike Kaus, Ben Albers. Back Row: John Black, Ross Smiley, Wesley Hopson. , L ,L MY., A,,,,,, M nf 7 ? M Z 99 2 2. b a-Myrna Aumiller e Head Cheerleader e b-Patty Morton e c-Colleen Aumiller e d-Susap Beckman e-Paula Koerperich - V' ,743 LH YVNf'WhM,fwWMfwffff' my -1' I f - '4 , ' J W :V p . , ,. If ffl: L - V 5 w',QffQ3g,,ix ' ' ' c d e I the olhefsideofsgrortf I 3 a-Front of Firetruc k: Darla Dible, Marilyn Kleinsorge, Mary Ann J uenemann, Greg Moeder, Geralyn Rogers, Jeff Hill, Mari- lyn Rogers, Pam Short, Miss Judy Ryan, Marla Oliver, Dalene Mustoe, Nadene Tur- rell, Patty Morton, Susan Beckman, Col- leen Aumiller, Myrna Aumiller, Paula Koerperich, Glenda Lemman, Joyce Faid- ley. Behind Firetruck: Lynn Dible, Gloria Koerperich, Janice Brantley, Janice Faid- Koerperich, Janice Brantley, Rhonda Mc- Kee, Sherry Rogers, Kim Knudson, Janice Faidley, Brenda Weber. Not pictured: Marlene Conant. b-Janice Brantley, Sherry Rogers, Jaclyn Pauls, Kim Knudson. sisss .I boom' H1 Golden Plains OPP 65 Jennings 50 Bird City 42 Edson 58 Grinnell 52 Sharon Springs 68 Edson 50 Brewster 46 Weskan 69 Jennings 33 Brewster 74 Morland 59 Wheatland 64 Triplains 50 McDonald 84 Herndon WKL Tournament 49 Herndon 50 Brewster 50 Edson District Tournament 38 McDonald 40 Brewster 53 Bird City Regional Tournament J 36 Tribune He is Walt Frazier or Jerry West, the future pro. But more than that, just lunging for a loose ball can be a marvelous act of desire, a'one over fallen leaves or on a court cleaved of snow. A fast break is a boy's passion, ana' it is his training for the years aheaa'. A fy: X WZ ,, ,gm 4457 ' N4 s 1 1 if W jf 'buf VV Y ,W ff,f W , f w,,ffwZfrf em 4 'V ' WV ff' wM,,.y 1 325154 fm? ,I -.J 1 ' , f' ff? if 2 , w 'W-um-nv My YM uf X Back Row: Coach Don Sloan, Mike Sanford, Leland Jones, Tom Knudson, Butch Kaus, David Bailey, Larry Jenemann, Tom Nichols, Kent Stephens, Kelvin Sulzman, Jeff Hill, Greg Moeder. Front row: Dan Roth, Dan Dible, John Black, Steve Shaw, Ross Smiley and Roger Wark. basketball ' 72 There's no better way to describe the basketball team's success in 1972 than to say with emphasis, This is our Red Letter Year. The players at home and in visiting games proved to spec- tators that a four-year old school with determination and coaching can put it all together and come up with a team that knows the meaning of teamwork no matter what town they come from. The Bulldog varsity team ended the season with a League record of six wins and five losses, while coming out only one game behind in their season record. Their last win of the scheduled season was the Bulldogs' biggest margin victory when they led over the Herndon Beavers 84 to 38. But the game that probably made everyone-- Coach Donald Sloan, players, teachers, students and townspeople--the happiest was the exciting battle with Brewster that advanced Golden Plains toDistrict finals and on into the State Regional Tourn- ament at Goodland. The Bulldogs also finished third in the Northern Division of the WKL Tournament with their two victories over Hern- don and Edson. Top scorer for the season was JohnBlack with afinal total of 199 points in league points. He was nom- inated to the All-League Team fpictured on page 415, Steve Shaw was high in rebounds with a season total of 164 points. Steve received honorable mention in the All-League Team. The young team members, fa Sophomore being the average age of all the players! say that 1972 was a good year and with spirit, drive, and ability, 1973 can be even better. . W Back Row: Coach Louis Wahlmeier, Kim Knudson, Jannell Dible, Glenda Lemman, Jacklyn Pauls, Susan Beckman Janice Faidley Front Row: Patty Morton, Dona Kaus, Pam Short, Marilyn Rogers, Myrna Aumiller, Colleen Aumiller, Gloria Koerperich Basketball--female style--was back to play- ing a five-man team, boys' rules. Apparently Coach Wahlmeier and the girls liked the new game, for their record went up from a few years past. At the end of the season, the A team was only one game behind withfive wins and six losses. The Bulldogs were led in scoring by Patty Morton. Although she missed two games be- cause of sickness, her total was above the rest of the players with a season total of eighty- three. The B team, consisting of seven players made a name for the school by pushing their way clear to the top of the B Team Girls Tourney held at Winona and proudly carrying home a first place trophy. '72 was a Red Let- ter Year! The scrape and snap of Keds on courts seem to catapult their voices high into the moist air. Schoolyard or playground ball - basketball no matter the name- is a terrific dream game, a fantasy an addiction. P D 3. a. Snoball Queen and King, Rhonda McKee and Fred Albers b. Butch Kaus. Jeff Hill, and Paul Koerperich c. Larry Juenemann, John Black, Rhonda Mc- Kee, and Iona Knudson turn around look at me I b 1 n C N xl . x.a, back Row: left to right, Mrs. Beverly Garrett, Dalene Mustoe, Paula Koerperich, Kim Kundson, Colleen Aumiller, Lynn Dible, Gloria Koerperich, Cindy Stepper, Cindy Gould. Front Row: Darla Dible, Teena Zoberst, Janice Faidley, Myrna Aumiller, Rhonda McKee, Janice Brantley, Sherry Rogers, Joyce Faidley, Connie Fringer. Not Pictured: Marlene Conant. The Y-Teens were an active club with- in the high school during the 1972 school year. Co-sponsored by Mrs. Bev Gar- rett and Mrs. Jodi Rogers, the growing group planned most of the first semester for the winter Snoball which was held in the Selden Gymnasium. There, .in a Christmas atmosphere, with music by the Canadian Blue Goose, King Fred Al- bers and Queen Rhonda McKee were hon- rored by the Y-Teens and other friends. .r ,,b X.: x .,, f ,, Q ,, , , 1, K, ai xx, x y gg l 2.5 ,Jw , gf. A 1 ' .-. .551 k 'wlfi fi. , r , l ,,, il , h ., , f V we 7, , 3 H J f - ,, aff ' ' mf 33 1 s . 5 3 -, ix gui ziggy, . p Il' ' if wg I-3 J' ,,:5,,:g F' - , , X 5 L, i' rife n z ll ..f'-rg: fl 'S 1 f4f'Qif.f' xiii., Q6 x ' algae ll A fa. 516.24 s,.1fQl2jE . . LA tv-xxx ijv gf , 7 Ps ' ,quit f Qs. .4 xy, , fi-X -1 -, , XX I Hz P' V , 9 Xg ...gr A , ,Vg 2 .K , in X5 'X V . y' :f t 552 E' W ,K ,.'-, f x s 31 as 'ij Q 'l fffeiiiis f is f ik A Along with awarding a People of the is Q ,Y Jw . 513 A ha . Monthn every thirty days, other projects 1 b which kept the girls very busy included ii l2 .,4' -af ?'SQf:, 3? a program for the dwellers of Meadow- 4. ,iv lark Manor in Colby, Trick-or-T reat1ng ig for UNICEF, planning the annual Easter '1i? ffiiif ' Program and egg hunt, and' in just all- round helping to make 1972 a better year. If 2-355, ..,, -'f' 1 1?2l'r: 'g 1.5--'E -Qlffa gf-,fy fz' 1 E ' --Yi Right: Janice Faidley, Y-Teens President ,'.ff?J.7 ' ,,,,,,z- .,-v. , .... . . MPV- ,- Q 1, 50 r , I a b a-Crisco Award Winner Regena Bastin b-Lions Scholarship Nominee Sherry Rogers c-Who's Who Among High School Stu- dents-Sherry Rogers and Todd Knud- SOD. d-Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row Award Winner Dalene Mustoe e-Boys' State Delegates Dan Roth and Michael Kausg Girls' State Delegates Paula Koerperich and Teena Zoberst 51 a b c State Music Festival II ratingg State Piano Festival II ratingg International Lions Band Dele- gate Janice Faidley. State Music Festival I rating Joyce Faidley. State Music Festival II ratingg State Lions Band Delegate Kim Knudson. -State Music Festival I rating Todd Knudson. -John Philip Sousa Band Award Winner Dalene Mustoe . music, merry making , di misc of , O bht' , . , ,L .mxk. a 1? 'mfg-j L ' i Xfxffigxg.. Q id , a-NCTE Award Winner Janice Faidley. I b-Who's Who in Speech and Drama l left to right: Paula Koerperich, Patty Morton, Kim Knudson, Todd Knudson. c-One Act Play, The Book of J e'd'e J Ruth, I rating, District Speech and Drama Festival. , left to right: Dalene Mustoe, A Kim Knudson, Todd Knudson, I Paula Koerperich. I -Duet Acting, Antigone, I l - rating, State Speech and Drama Festival. Janice and Joyce 53 Faidley. - Best Speech and Drama Stu- dent, Dramatic Interpretation and Oral Interpretation of Poe- try, I rating, District Speech and Drama Festival, Todd Knudson. 1972 was a new and different year for the band. Entertaining for football pep rallies and during warm-up periods at basketball games gave many people achance to hear the 20-mem- ber band that wouldn't have otherwise. A Pop Concert in November and the State Music Con- test in April rounded out the year for the music makers. Discordant sounds were never heard from Mr. Taylor's room on Thursdays for that was when Golden Plains'Mixed Chorus was practic- ing. Their main performances were at the Pop Concert and a concert given in the spring. The 1972 Band and Mixed Chorus were under the able direction of Mr. Lloyd R. Taylor. 54 music scherzo '72 MIXED CHORUS On C mbine: Leland Jones, Bob Kaus, Alvin Juenernann, Greg Moeder, Kent Stephens, o Tom Knudson, Butch Kaus, Dan Juenemann, Roger Wark. Back Row: Todd Knudson, Marilyn Rogers, Tom Nickols, Rick Bailey, Marla Oliver, Janice Faidley, es op- son, Paula Koerperich, Nadene Turrell, Larry Juenemann, Kim Knudson, Pat Morton, Front Row: Kandi Barnett, Vicki Rowlison, Darla Diederich, Jannell Dible, Dalene Mustoe, Cindy Stepper. Pat Rowlison, Pam Short, Colleen Aumiller, Myrna Aumiller, Janice Brantley, Rhonda McKee, Sherry Rogers, Joyce Faidley, Patricia Ritter, Teena Zoberst, Lynn Dible, Darla Dible, Regena Bastin. BAND Back row: Butch Kaus, Greg Moeder, Torn Nickols, Leland Jones, Dalene Mustoe, Tom Knudson Front row: Geralyn Rogers, Joyce Faidley, Gloria Koerperich, Marla Ol' Maril n Rogers, Todd Knudson, Kent Stephens, Kim Knudson, Larry Juene- 1ver, y mann, Patty Morton, Roger Wark, Janice Faidley, Pam Short, Cindy Stepper. Y W kk HN A Maw sis - N we, 'i ve out ' YM SJMR Sun 'f,G,af:!,7 95+ Yi YF' lDe've Onlg Just 'Begun King Todd Knudson Queen Myrna Aurniller E. Dale Mustoe, Jr. , Guest Speaker Imagine sung by Paula Koer- perich accompanied by Janice Faidley. Master of Ceremonies: Dan Roth Janice Brantley, Cindy Stepper. carnival ' 72 58 spark plugs Armed with pencils and paper, the seven yearbook staff members ventured out this year in quest of whatever was unique. No classroom, no Golden Plains function was safe from their prying eyes. The BULLDOG staff had a formidable year before them. Led by Mr, Lee Roy Casebeer, their advisor, and Dalene Mustoe, their ed- itor, the group met every Thursday af- ternoon. The staff's dream was to capture the essence of this, our red letter year. Left to right: Todd Knudson, Janice Brantley, Rick Bailey, Myrna Aumiller, Kim Knudscn, Dalene Mustoe, and Mr. Lee Roy Casebeer. pistons 59 A 'wNif:i2iiiiWixx15Nr::awaSaQQmxsk?X:. , ,qQ 5 ,:,i , ' . t n 4: 25, :,y,!:f , . . Q- .- i. km . N V ' . -2912 -I-5 ' : A 1 4,. I i i A x f 4 Q Q fkk MN' . I .r fl -ui N N Q ENIORS 'write it on your heart that every day is the best day of your llfe. i P JANICE BRANTLEY Y-Teens 3,4. German Club 2. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Track 1,2, 3,4. Mixed Chorus 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Secre- tary 4. Girls' State 3. Student Council Secretary Sz Treasurer 4. Class Secretary 2. Secretary 3, 4. Class Play 4. Home- coming Attendant 3. Snoball Queen 3. Annual Staff 4. SH ERRY ROGERS Y-Teens 4. German Club 2. Basketball 1,2,3. Track 1,2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 4. Pep ,Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary 1. Class Treasurer 1,4. Class Play 4. Homecoming Attendant 2. Annual Staff 2. TODD KNUDSON Basketball 1 , 2 . Football Mgr. 1. Band 2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2. President 2,3. Letterman's Club 2, 3,4. Class President 2, 3, 4. Boy's State 3. Student Council 2, President 4. Class Play 4. School Play 2. Annual Staff 4. Paper Staff 1,2. Editor 3. MYRNA AUMILLER Y-Teens 3,4. German Club 2. Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. Track 1, 2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 3,4. Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. Cheerleader 3,4. Class Vice President 1,4. Treasurer 3. Homecoming Attendant 3. Snoball At- tendant 4. Annual Staff 4. Class Play 4. senior . FR ED ALBERS Football 1,2,3,4. Track 3,4. Snoball King 4. PAUL F. BAILEY Baseball 3. Football 2, 3. Track 2. Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4. Letterman's Club 4. Class Play 4. Paper Staff 3. Annual Staff 4. REGENA IRENE BASTIN Track 2. Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3. Class Play 4. Paper Staff 2. MARLEN E CONANT Band 1. Pep Club 4. Homecoming Queen 4. JANNELL DIBLE Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. Track 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2. Mixed Chorus 3,4. Pep C1ub1,2, 3. pertalnzng to ROBERT DIBLE Basektball1,2. Mixed Chorus 1,2. Class Play 4. RICHARD DURHAM Basketball 1. CINDY GOU LD Y-Teens 1, 2 , 3, 4. Basket- ball1,2. Track 1,2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 1. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Class Play 4. Paper Staff 1,2,3. LESLEY HOPSON Wrestling 1,2. Training Counsel 2. C-Club 1, 2. Football 3. WESLEY HOPSON Football 1,2,3,4. Track 2,3. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Pep Club 1. Student Coun- oil 1, 3,4. Homecoming King 4. the last year zzlngh RHONDA McKEE Y-Teens 3,4. German Club 2. Basketball 1,2. Track 1,2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Pep Club 1,2,4. Class Secretary 1. Class Play 4. Snoball Queen 4. NANCY DALENE MUSTOE Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. Trea- surer 2. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Track 1. Band l,2,3, 4. President 3,4. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. President 2. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. President 4. Cheerleader 2,3. Class Vice-Presi- dent 2, 3. Lions Band 3. Student Council 1, 2, 3,4. President 3. Class Play4. Snoball Attendant 4. Paper Staff 1,2. Annual Staff 3,4 Assistant Editor 3. Editor 4. KEITH PETERSON Basketball 1, 2 , 3 , 4. Foot- ball 1,2 ,3. Letterman's Club 2, 3,4. PATRICIA ANN ROWLISON Basketball 1,2,3. Track 1,2,3. Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3. Class Play 4. Paper Staff 1,2,3. CYNTHIA STEPPER Basketball 1,2,3. Track 1,2. Band 1,'2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3. Lions Band 3. Class Play 4. Paper Staff 2,3. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. school . i 5525 sm 2 Q W . : 5 X 5 - -. 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Rundel's Barber Shop Western Auto Western Office Supply FARMERS STATE BANK Selden, Kansas A Substantial Bank Account is a Real Friend This is Your Bank - the services we render are lor you haaupoumrm-undmlzonun .FN Federal Deposit Insurance Coporation Albers, Albers, Albers, Albers, Albers, Albers, Albers, Ben 29,36,3 I Fred 34,36,3'7,48,64 Geraldine 16 Marjorie 16 Mary 19,20,21,22,24 Mike 18,2O,23 Shirley Ann 15 Dible , Dible , Dible , INDEX Michelle 18 Paul 16 Robert 65 Attebery, Mrs. Dorothy 8 Attebery, Mr.Raymon L. 6,32 Aumiller , Brenda 18 , 20 , 22 Aumiller, Colleen 30,32,34,35, 39 40,4'r,5O,55 Aumiller, Monica 14 Dible, Ruth 15 Dible, Susan 18,2O,21,22,24 Diederich, Darla 30,55 Duffey, Cindy 18,20,21,22 Duffey, Denise 16 Duffey, Luetta 16 Duffey, Ray 18,20,21,23 Durham, Richard 65 Aumiller, Myrna 39,40,4'7,50,55, 57,59,63 Aumiller, Roger 16 Aumiller, Russell 15 Aumiller, Steve 29,36 Aumiller, Thomas 18 Aumiller, Wanda 16,20 Earl, Douglas 16 Earl, Mike 18,20,21,23 ' Emigh, Mrs. Florence 8 Emigh, Fonda 16 Emigh .Emigh , Lori 18,20,21,22 , Roger 15 Ernigh, Russell 16,20,21 Emi h, Troy 15 Baalman, Brad 14 Bacon, Dan 18,20,23 Bailey, David 28, 36 Bailey, Rick 55,59,64 Bange, Anna 15 Bange, Rebecca 14 Barnett, Frank 18,20,23 Barnett, Kandi 30,32,55 Barnett, Ronnie 19,20,21,23 Bastin, Dale 19,20,21,23 Bastin, Louis 15 Bastin, Louise 16 Bastin, Regena 51,55,64 Beckman, Audrey 18,20,21,22,24 Beckman , Susan 29 , 39 , 40 , 47 Bencken, Chris 16 Bencken, Rodney 15 Bencken, Tammy 14 Black, John 30,36,3'7, 48 Black, Julie 14 Bogart, Jackie 28 Brantley. Janice 32,40,5O,55,5'7, 59,63 Brantley, Judy 18,20,21,22,24 Brantley, Walyne 15 Buck, Mr.Ro ert 8,36,43 Campbell, Charlene 16,20 Campbell, Shirley 18,20,22 Carmen, Danny 18,20,21,23 Carmen, Julie 16 Carver, Jeff 14 Casebeer, lvlr.Wm. Lee Roy 8,59 Chance, Mrs. Mary 8 Cheney, Carin 14 Christensen, Jennifer 14 Conant, Connie 29 Conant, Marlene 34,35,64 Damman, Van 15 Demel, Mr. Edwin R. 8,35 Dible, Anita 15 Dible, Dale 18,20,21,23 Dible, Dan 28,36' Dible, Darla 28,40,50,55 Dible, Darrel 18,20,21,23 Dible, Jamie 16 Dible, Jannell 4'I,55,64 Dible, Joane 15 Dible, Kenneth 30 Dible, Kent 28,36 Dible, iynn 28,40,50,55 Dible, ary 16 Ericgson, Brad 14 Erickson, Debbie 15 Erickson, Mrs. Mary Ann 9 Erickson, Tami 14 Faidley, Cheryl 19,20,21,22,24 Faidley. Janice 30,40,4'7,50,52, 5 ,55,5'7 Faidley, Joyce 29,40,50,52,53,55 Finnesy, Colleen 16,20,2l Finnesy, John 15 Finnesy, Steve 14 Finnesy, Virginia 19,20,22 Fringer, Connie 28,50 Garrett, Mrs. Beverly 9,50 Gillum, Shawn 15 Gould, Cindy 50,65 Gould, David 15 Greenberg, Mr.Marvin D. 6 Hill, Jeff 28,32,40,48 Hill, Lynn 18,20,21,22 Hopson, Les 65 Hopson, Wes 32,34,36,3'7,55,65 Jones, Cindy 19,20,21,22,24 Jones, Leland 28,36,55 Jones, Rhonda 16 15 Jones , Alan I uenemann , Juenemann , J uenemann , Juene mann , Juene mann , Juenemann , Juenemann , Juenemann , J uene mann , Kaus, Burch Alvin 29,'32,36,55 Annette 14 Dan 28,32,36,55 Janell 15 Larry 30,36,48,55 Marilyn 18,20,21,22 Mary Ann 28,40 Steve 18,20,21,23 Torn 16 29,36,48,55 Kaus, Dona 28,47 Kaus, Kennie 14 Kaus, Mike 30,36,3'7,51 Kaus, Paul 18,20,21,23 Kaus, Bob 28,36,55 Kaus, Ronnie 18,20,21,23 Kaus, Susan 15 Kear, Danny 18,20,21,23 Kear, Gina 19,2O,21,22 Kennedy, John 14 Kleinsorge, Duane 30 Kleinsorge, Marilyn 28,40 Kleinsorge, Roger 18,20,21,23 Knudson, Kim 4, 3O,35,40,4'I,50, 52,53,55,59 Kundson, Todd 32,48,51,52,53,55 5'7,59,63 Knudson Tom 28,36,55 Koerperich , Barnard 16 , 20 ,21 Koerperich, Dallas 16 Koerperich, Gloria 28, 40, 47, 50 , 55 Koerperich, Paula 30,39,40,48,50, 51,53,55,5'7 Korte, Debbie 14 Korte, Norbert 14 Korte, Robert 14 Kruse, Christina l6,20,2l Kruse, Dan 19,2o,21,2s Kruse, Steve 15 Lauritsen, Kathy 15 Lauritsen Kevin 16 Lechtenber er, Ka la 14 Cgalvin L Lemman, Lemman, Dallas 19,2O,23 Lemman, Doug 30,36 Lemman, Glenda 29,40,4'7 Lunsway, Layne 14 McElroy, Curtis 16 McElroy, Greg 15 Mclntyre, Mrs, Frances 9,20 McKee, Jack 18,20,23 McKee, Matt 19,20,23 McKee, Rhonda 40, 48, 50 , 55 , 66 Meitl, Mrs. Lois 9 Miller, Mark 16 Miller, Mitch 16, 19 Moeder, Greg 29, 36,40,55 Moeder Timmy 15 Morton, Allen 19,20,21,23 Morton, Patty 29, 34,35,39,40,4'1, 53, 55 Moss, Kent 15 Moss, Melvin 16 Moss, Terry 18,20,21,23 Motz, Mrs. Thelma 9 Murphy, Dennis 29,36 Murphy, Marvin 14 Mustoe, Dalene 32 ,40 , 50, 51, 52, 53 55,59,66,88 Mustoe, Virginia 9 Neff, Doug 15 Neff, Monica 16 Nickols, Mrs. Betty 10 Nickols, Tom 30,55 Oliver, Marla 28,40,55 Oliver, Marilyn 15 Oliver, Mary 18,20,21,22 Ostmeyer, Rance 14 Ostrneyer, Steve 15 Otter, Pamela 14 Pauls, Jaclyn 29, 47 Pauls, Jeff 19,20,21,23 Pauls, Rick 18,20,23 Petersen, Skip 66 Phillips, Barbara 15 Phillips, Brenda 15 Phillips, Brent 18,20,21,23 Phillips, Mrs. Connie 10 Rall, Jerry 28,36 Rall, Lori 15 Ritter, Janet 16 Ritter , Ritter , Ritter , Ritter , Ritter, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Ro rs, Karen 28 Mariane 18,20,21,22 Michael 14 Patricia 30,55 Robert 19,20,21,23 Geral n 28,40,55 Mrs. iio Ann 10 Joe 19,20,21,23 Marilyn 30,40,4'7 ,55 Sara 16 Scott 16,20,21 Sherry 40,50,5l,55,63 Steven 16 Tami 14 R055 Dan 30,34,36,51,5'7 Roth, Ricky 28,36 Rowlison, at 55,66 Rowlison, Richard 28,36 Rowlison, Ricky l8,20,23 Rowlison, Vicki 30,55 Rowlsion , Wanda 18 , 20 , 22 Ryan, Miss Judy 10,40 Ryan, Scott 14 Sanford Sanford , Kenneth 16 , Mike 28,36 Schieferecke, Mr.Jim 10,22,23 Schiltz, Robert 14 Schultz , Eric 15 Schultz, Mr.Gwen E. 10 Schultz, Mrs. Leanna 11,19 Shaw, Danny 19,20,21,23 Shaw, Rick 18,20,21,23 Shaw, Scott 18,20,21,23 Shaw, Randy 29 Shaw, Steve 29, 32,36 Short, Pam 30,4O,4'7,55 Shuler, Sloan, Danny 19,20,21,23 Mr, Don 11 Sloan, Ken 14 Smiley, Ross 30,36,3'7 Smiley, Sheila 18,20 Stephens, Kent 28,36,55 Stepper, Cindy 50,55,66,5'7 Sulzman, Kelvin 29,36 Sulzman, Loran 16 Sulzman, Randy 14 Sulzman, Rhonda 19,2O,21,22,24 Taylor, Mr.Lloyd 11,21 Trembley, Mrs. Phyllis 11 Turrell, Nadene 29,40,55 Turrell, Rickie 18,20,21,23 Vaughn, Karen l8,20,21,22 Wahlmeier, Mr. Larry 11,22 Wahlmeier, Mr. Louis 11,47 Wark, Kevin 19,20,21,23 Wark, Kim 16 Wark, Roger 30.36.55 Wark, Tamara 18,20,21,22 Weber Barbara 19,20,21,22, Weber, Brenda 29,40 Wedel, Miss Jennalee 11 Wessel, Lisa 14 Wessel, John 14 Wessel, Joey 15 Wessel, Karl 14 Wessel, Kent 16 Williams, Dwight 14 Yeager, Barbara 19 Yeager, Faith 16 Yeager, Pam 28 Zoberst, Larry 15 Zoberst, Teena 30, 50, 51, 55 ,23 24' Printed by Prairie Printers, Inc. Colby, Kansas l l cz rea' letter year . . . is called that because it is special or because something happened that made it stand out. Every year is alittle dif- ferent than those before or those that follow simply because nothing happens the same way twice and changes are always made. The year 1972 was one to be remembered--because of sports and the achievements the teams made in that area. It is to be remembered--because of drama and the accomplish- ments made by those students in league, district, and state competition. It is to be looked back on by makers of music-- because the year was the beginning of new sounds coming from that department. Scholars look back at 1972 and recall the new things they learned and the older things they review- ed. Every will-be or has-been Senior has a red-letter year because that particular year is both an end and a begin- ning to very important stages of his life. This yearbook is-intendedto point out the reasons 1972 was a red-letter year and to picture the people who made it so. It was our goal to make it a book for all ages--fromy1972 to 1984. My thanks,as editor, go to my staff of five. I can honestly say that they all deserve credit'for worldng on the yearbook- if not in actually laying out a page, then in throwing in their ideas and offering encouragement where needed. I would like to express a special thanks also to the advisor who worked long hours with a pencil and rulerin hand to help make this book what it is. My thanks, in addition, to my fellow Seniors and other special friends who helped make 1972 a red-letter year for me--may every day be the best day of your life!