Hiawatha High School - Redskin Yearbook (Hiawatha, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1965 volume:

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DAYDREAMING PATIENCE ROMANCE 6 CONTENTS Students . . . . . 8 Senior Roster . . . . 18 Organizations . . . . 30 Activities . . . . 50 Athletics . . . . 64 Junior High . . . . . 74 Administration . . . . . 88 Advertising . . . . 100 8 STUDENTS ,.....L.....-L E IORS We, the class of '65, have made a last- ing impression at H,H.S. Employingour many skills, we have excelled in every phase of high school life--scholastically, athletically, dramatically, and socially. The memorable events of our senior year will be called to our minds with immense joy and satis- faction. Scholastic accomplishments and rewards have been numerous, athletic records have been broken and re-established, and only a class like ours could have pro- vided so many lovely girls as queens and princesses. Our Senior Play, Flight Into Danger , was an amazing success which showed off our talent in a dramatic play. The excellent prom was the social event of the year put on in our behalf--thanks, jun- iors! With these activities, we tucked away a few sentimental souvenirs to help us recall in our coming years, our tremendous senior year. We feel especially privileged to have had two great honors bestowed upon our class: we are the first senior class to have sung the new Alma Mater of Hiawatha High School, and, we are the first also to have had a foreign exchange student--Joselito Britto, our friend from Brazil. His keen intelligence and charming Brazilian per- sonality have made him popular among the students of H.H,S, and the people of our community. As we come to the end of a long journey, we now realize these have been some of the best years of our lives. STEVEN HARVEY GOERTZ Student Council THOMAS WATSON BLACK Student Body President JOSELITO SOUZA BRITTO Exchange Student KENNETH A. SLOAN Vice-President ALETA LOUISE SPAULDING Redskin Editor MA RK ANTON ALLEE President ANITA IRENE DUNCAN Secretary-Treasurer LORRAINE FAYE AESCHLIMAN 59 ,,...., I '-YS M..- Qggyr JEAN MARA ALLEN MARY JANE BAIRD SANDRA SUE BECHTOLD PEGGY LEE BUIS GARY EUGENE CHANDLER .IUDITH ANN CI-IESNUT ANNETTE LOUISE CLAUSEN WILLIAM GRAY COPELAND GREGORY MICHEAL CROUCH MARY CAY CURLESS JANE ELLEN DALE RUTH ANNA DANN ENB ILRG if' .l . . . then if you do graduate, we'I1 have your head size. VICTORIA MARIE DEAN WILLIAM LEE EDDS MICHAEL J. DICKEN PEGGY JO FRAKES IM LESLIE ALAN DAVIDSON ELLEN SUE DICKESON JANET ELAINE FULK fp-Q. idk DIANN ADELE DA VIS MARIAN JEAN DOLEN RITA KAY GATZ 5' -cr .gi 93-N 'Q -010 it P 1n'::f' MICHAEL CLARE GERMANN NANCY ELIZABETH GLYNN BERNARD ADAM GOETZFRIDT JOHN EDWARD GRATHWOHL DEBORAH GROVES DONALD LEE HARRIS DARLENE M. HATFIELD PATSY DARLENE HILDWEIN Is this what they do in Paris in the Spring?'???? JERALD BRUCE HINTQN JAMES LLOYD I,.IOklNBIXUM V . L , I K 3.84 t 1 4 f ..- W S s ............ L....... AWN IQ GARY KEITH HOOPER GEORGE B. JONES KATHLEEN MINNIE KOCHER 49- ' JULIE ANNA HOSSFELD DIANE MARIE KNEISEL LINDA TERRY LACKEY 4v 'f HAROLD GARDNIER HOWARD RAYMOND MICHAEL IRWIN Are they from Liverpool too? KARLA SUE LEI-IMANN Jw SY LVIA ANN LYDICK Q 3f ',,5'N , WVU M , 4? WILLIAM CLARK MASSIE F LOR ENC E A LDINE MATHEWSON The easiest way to a man's heart is through his stomach, but. . . mud pies? STEPHEN E. PRAWL ign- DONALD LYN QUAIFE -squ- NANCY JUNE MCCA RTY ELAINE JOAN NOLTE MERLE MILTON RAKE, Jr tiff' CHARLES E. MOYER .IUDA JOSETTE PARKS MARY BETH REDMON f. h s 5. he-A '?'3Z. ..? Sv ,rv JAMES ELLISON REED KENNETH DEAN GERALD LEE ROSS ALLEN DAL1i RDWAN ROCKEY JANE ANN SCHOCK THOMAS ART1-IUR KATHRYN LOUISE JUDITH KAY SCHOCK SCHUETZ 5CQ'1 1' LARRY EUGENE LARRY DELAINE SCRAPER SELMAN rt :AJxw :Y 1 yu li' 3' I , .QV QB Sk ,gy , X - .W , fyfvrs 5 :5 yi . A A:...L ' 'Nur You on the Steering Committee, Goertz? vi' DAVID BRUCE SMITH ANNE ELISE STRAHAN LINDA EILEEN WEAVER NANCY JANE STEINBRINK ROGER W. STREIB CARCLYN SUE WEIKLE The graduation announcement is chosen. DORIS ELLEN GERALDINE SUE STROBEL TROJOVSKY CHARLES EDWARD WILLIAM ALBERI WINTERS ZINCKE Nusa-f' LORRAINE FAYE AESCHLIMAN Kayettes, Squaws, Band, Pep Band, Girls' Glee Club. MARK ANTON ALLEE Kays, Board, Vice President, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, National Honor Society, Football, Basketball, Track, H-Club, Pres- ident-Freshman and Senior Classes, Junior Play, Senior Play, Student Council, Mixed Ensemble. JEAN MARA ALLEN Kayettes, Board, F.H,A,, Squaws, Band, Secretary, Band Council, Head Majorette, Mixed Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Ensemble, Fifteen- tell. MARY JANE BAIRD Kayettes, Squaws, Redskin Staff, Student Librarian. SANDRA SUE BECHTOLD Kayettes, Board, F,H.A., Squaws, Girls' Glee Club, Senior Play. THOMAS WATSON BLACK Kays, Board, President, Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes Camp, Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, National Honor Society, Football, Basketball, Track, Student Coun- cil, President, Junior Play, H- Club, Boys' State Delegate, 1964, Senior Play, Sweetheart Escort, 1965, American Field Service Ex- change Student Committee Member, Boys' Ensemble. JOSELITO SOUZA BRITTO Football, Track, H-Club, Honor Letterman, American Field Service Exchange Student. PEGGY LEE BUIS Kayettes, Board, Camp, F.H.A,, Squaws, Board, Cheerleader, Freshman, B Team, A Team, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Triple Trio, -Homecoming Attendant, 1964, Girls' Ensemble. GARY EUGENE CHANDLER Kays, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Basketball, Track, Manager: Football, Basketball, Track, Mixed Ensemble. SENIOR ROSTER Kayettes, S q u a w s. Transferred from Reserve High School, Reserve, Kansas: Junior P lay, Cheerleader, PepClub, President- Freshman Class. ANN ETTE LOUISE CLAUS EN Kayettes, F.H.A,, Squaws, Board, Band, Pep Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Fifteen- tet, Freshman-SophomoreEn- semble, Redskin Staff, Junior Play, Senior Play, Art Club, Office As- sistant, High School Class Report- er, Girls' Ensemble. WILLIAM GRAY COP ELAND Kays, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Senior Play, Senior Steering Committee, Office Assistant. GREGORY MICHEAL CROUCH Kays, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Junior Play, H-Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Camp, Golf, Boys' Ensemble. MARY CAY CURLESS Kayettes, Board, F,H.A., Squaws, Board, Cheerleader, Freshman, B Team, A Team, Head Cheerleader, Band, Pep Band, Flute Trio, Lion's All-S tate Band Camp, Mixed Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Girls' Glee Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Teen Tattle Reporter, Sweetheart At- tendant, 1965. JANE ELLEN DALE Kayettes, Board, Secretary, F,H,A,, Executive Council, Secre- tary, Camp, Squaws, Board, Band, Girls' Glee Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Office Assistant. RUTH ANNA DANNENB ERG Kayettes, Camp, F,H.A., Ex- ecutive Council, Junior Home- making Degree, Chapter Home- making Degree, Treasurer, Dis- trict E, Historian, President, Camp, Squaws, Board, Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Student Council, Junior Play, Girls' State, 1964, Office Assist- ant, Student Librarian, Girls' Ensemble. LESLIE ALAN DAVIDSON Kays, Band, Boys' Glee Club, Senior Play, Art Club. DIANN ADELE DAVIS Kayettes, F.l-LA., Squaws, Cheer- leader, B Team, Band, Pep Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Triple Trio, Sweet- heart Attendant, 1965, Girls' Ensemble. VICTORIA MARIE DEAN Kayettes, F,H,A,, Squaws, MICHAEL J. DIC KEN Kays, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Ensemble. ELL EN SUE DICKESON Student Librarian, Office Assist- tant. MARIAN JEAN DOLEN Girls' Glee Club. Transferred from Beatrice High School, Beatrice, Nebraska: Zip Club, Pep Club, Orchestra, ANITA IRENE DUNCAN Kayettes, Squaws, Board, Band, Band Council, Pep Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Fifteen-tet, Girls' Ensemble, Secretary - Treasurer -Sophomore and Senior Classes, Senior Steer- ing Committee. WILLIAM LEE EDDS Kays, Boys' Glee Club, Football, Basketball, Student Council, Vice President, Junior Play, Senior Play, H-Club, Art Club. PEGGY JO FRAKES Kayettes, F,H.A,, Squaws, JANET ELAINE FULK Kayettes, Band, Pep Band, Guidance Counselor Assistant. Transferred from Horton High School, Horton, Kansas: F.H.A., Pep Club, Band, Pep Band, Flute rio. RITA KAY GATZ Kayettes, F.H.A., Executive Coun- cil, Squaws, MICHAEL CLARE GERMANN Kays , Board, Vice President, Band , Pep Band, Dance Band, Trombone Trio, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Golf, Redskin Staff, Student Council, Junior Play, Sen - ior Play, H-Club, Sweetheart Es- cort, 1965. NANCY ELIZABETH GLYNN JERALD BRUCE HINTON SYLVIA ANN LYDICK Kayettes, Kayette Conference, Squaws, Band, Redskin Staff, Art Club. STEVEN HARVEY GOERTZ Kays, Ba nd , Pep Band, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Octet, National Honor Society, Sen- ior Steering Committee, Art Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Camp, Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Senior Play, H-Club, American Field Ser- vice Exchange Student Commit- tee Member, Boys' Ensemble. BERNARD ADAM GOETZFRIDT Kays, Transferred from Taylor, North Dakota: Mixed Chorus, Bas- ketball, Track. JOHN EDWARD GRATHWOHL Kays, Football, Track, I DEBORAH GROVES Kayettes, F.H.A., Executive Coun- cil, Squaws, Cheerleader, Fresh- man, A Team, Band, Mixed Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Girls' Glee Club, Accompanist, Girls' Ensemble, Accompanist, National Honor Society, Secretary-Treas- urer, Junior Play, Senior Play, Sweetheart Queen, 1964, KMEA Chorus, 1963, D.A.R. Good Cit- izen, 1965, American Field Ser- vice Exchange Student Committee Member, Office Assistant. DONALD LE E HARRIS Kays, Boys' Glee Club, Basket- ball. DARLENE M. HATFIELD Kayettes, F,H.A,: Squaws, Board, Vice President, Band, Girls' Glee Club, Halloween Princess, 1964, Student Librarian, Office Assist- ant, PATSY DARLENE HILDWEIN Kayettes, Squaws, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Ensemble. Transferred from Hamlin, Kansas, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Ensemble, Girls' Basket- ball, Junior Play, Pep Club, Board, Secretary -Treasurer -Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classes, Carnival Queen Candidate, 1964, Honor Roll. Transferred from Hamlin, Kansas: Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Stu- dent Councilg Junior Play, Pres- .ident-Freshman Cla s s, Report- er-Sophomore Class, Boys' State Delegate, 1964. JAMES LLOYD HOHNBAUM Kays, Band, Pep Band, Boys' Glee Club, National Honor Society, President, Student Council, Boys' State Delegate, 1964, Senior Play. GARY KEITH HOOPER Kays, Boys' Glee Club, National Honor Society, Senior Play, Art Club, Track. JULIE ANNA HOSSFELD Kayettes, F,H,A,, Squaws, Band, Band Council, Majorette, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Fifteen-tet, Girls' Ensemble, Sen- ior Play. HAROLD GARDNIER HOWARD Kays, Board, Boys' Glee Club, Football, Basketball, Track, H- Club, Board, Secretary-Treas- urer. RAYMOND IRWIN Kays, Transferred from Powhattan High School, Powhattan, Kansas. Left school January l5, 1965. GEORGE B. JONES Kays, Board, Boys' Glee Club, Football, Track, H-Club, Pres- ident, Vice President, Student Council. DIANE MARIE KNEISEL Kayettes, F.l-LA., Squaws. KATHLEEN MINNIE KOCHER Kayettes, Squaws, Guidance Coun- selor Assistant. LINDA TERRY LACKEY Kayettes, Squaws. KARLA SUE LEHMANN Kayettes, Board, Squaws, Board, Treasurer, National Honor Soc- iety, Redskin Staff, Junior Play, Secretary - Treasurer - Junior Class, Guidance Counselor Assistant. Kayettes, Squaws. Transferred from Hamlin, Kansas: Band, Mixed Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Ensemble, Girls' Sextet, Student Council, President- Freshman Class, Vice President- Sophomore Class, Reporter-Jun- ior Class, Student Council Sec- retary, Girls' Basketball. WILLIAM CLARK MASSIE Kays, Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Boys' Glee Club, Senior Steering Committee. FLORENCE ALDINE MATHEWSON Kayettes, Board, F.H.A.,Executive Council, President, Junior Home- making Degree, Squaws, Board, Secretary, Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, National Honor Society, Vice President, Student Council, Junior Play, Senior Play, News Reporter, 1965, American Field Service Exchange Student Committee Member. NANCY MCCARTY Squaws. Transferred from Topeka High, Topeka, Kansas: Pep Club. CHARLES E. MOYER Kays, Boys' Glee Club, Track. ELAINE JOAN NOLTE Kayettes, Board, F,H,A,, Execu- tive Council, Vice President, Jun- ior Homemaking Degree, Camp, Squaws, Band, Pep Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, National Honor Society, Junior Play, Sen- ior Play, Student Librarian, Mixed Ensemble. JUDA JOSETTE PARKS Kayettes, F,l-LA., Squaws, Guid- ance Counselor Assistant. STEPHEN E. PRAWL Kays, Boys' Glee Club, Football, Track, H-Club. DONALD LYN QUAIFE Kays, Football, Basketball,Track. MERLE MILTON RAKE, JR. Kays, Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Stage Band, Saxophone Quartet, Mixed Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Octet, Boys' Quartet, Vocal Contest, Solo, Kansas State University Band Clinic, Football. MARY BETH REDMON Kayettes, Squaws, National Honor Society, Vice President-Freshman and Junior Classes. Transferred IGB Bonneville High School, Odgen, ta . JAMES ELLISON REED Kays, Board, Secretary, Football, Captain, Basketball, Track, H- Club, Vice President, Redskin Staff, Junior Play, Art Club, Vice Psgfident, Homecoming Escort, KENNETH DEAN ROCKEY Art Club. GERALD LEE ROSS Kays, Band, President, Pep Band, Student Council. ALLEN DALE ROWAN Boys' Glee Club, Art Club. JANE ANN SCHOCK Kayettes, F.H.A., Squaws, Board, Girls' Glee Club, Redskin Staff, Kansas State Universit Journal- ism Workshop, Art Clsubg Senior Steering Committee, Office Assistant. JUDITH KAY SCHOCK Kayettes, Camp, F.H.A., Squaws, B oa rd , Secretary, President, Girls' Glee Club, Student Council, Senior Play, Vice President-Soph- omore Class, Guidance Counselor Assistant, Office Assistant, Art Club. THOMAS ARTHUR SC HUETZ Kays, Board, Boys' Glee Club, Football, Basketball, Track. KATHRYN LOUISE SCOTT F.H.A., Squaws, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Triple Trio, Girls' Ensemble. LARRY EUGENE SCRAPER Kays, Board, President, Band,Pep Band, Dance Band, Stage Band, Trombone Trio, Camps, Kansas State Lions Band, Kansas Lions Toronto Band, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, National Honor Society, Basketball, Track, Student Council, President-Junior Class, ANNE ELISE STR AHAN Kayettes, F.H.A. Executive Coun- cil, Squaws, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Redskin Staff, Office Assistant, Student Librarian, Girls' Ensemble. ROGER A. STREIB Kays, Band. DORIS ELLEN STROBEL Kayettes, F.H.A., Squaws, Band, Pep Band, All-State Band, 1963, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Ensemble. Sweetheart Escort, 1965, Boys' GERALDINE SUE TROJOVSKY Ensemble. LARRY DELAINE SELMAN Kays, Track, H-Club. KENNETH A. SLOAN Kays, Mixed Chorus, Mixed En- semble, Boys' Glee Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track. DAVID BRUCE SMITH Transferred from Hamlin, Kansas: Band, Trumcpet Trio, Basketball, Track, Stu ent Council, Junior Play, Vice President-Sophomore Class, Boys' State Delegate, 1964. ALETA LOUISE SPAULDING Kayettes, F.H.A. Executive Coun- cil, Treasurer, Squaws, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Ensemble, Girls' Fifteen-tet, Na- tional Honor Society, Redskin Staff Editor, Student Council, Sec- retary-Treasurer, Kansas State University Journalism Workshop, Guidance Counselor Assistant. NANCY JANE STEINBRINK F.H.A., Squaws, Office Assistant. Kayettes, Boa rd, P resident, F. H, A, Executive Council, Squaws, Mixed Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Triple Trio, Girls' Ensemble, Na- tional Honor Society, Student Council, S e c r e ta r y-Treasurer, Junior Play, Senior Play, Girls' State Delegate, 1964, Homecoming Queen, 1964. Transferred from Beloit, Kansas: Cheerleader, Pep Club, Board, Y-Teens. LINDA EILEEN WEAVER Kayettes, Squaws, Sweetheart Queen, 1965. Transferred from Valley Center, Kansas, Kayettes, Pep Club, F.H.A., School Paper, Editor, Girls' Glee Club. C AROLYN SUE WEIKLE Kayettes, Camp, Squaws, Band. CHARLES EDWARD WINTE RS Kays, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Football. WILLIAM ALBERT ZINCKE Kays, Mixed Chorus, Mixed En- semble, Boys' Glee Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Junior P lay, Newspaper Correspondent, Guidance Counselor A s s is tant, Senior Play. ,I UNI URS After three years of neglect in high school, the juniors are about to rule the kingdom of I-I.H.S. Each year, as they have discovered, the load becomes heavier, but their efforts have not been in vain. Those enrolled in biology developed unheard-of willingness--commonly referred to as intes- tinal fortitude. Scholastically, the juniors rated high, as indicated by the percentage of class members consistently on the honor roll. Nine junior lettermen were added to the H-Club as a result of their outstanding athletic abilities. In spite of costume and production difficulties, the juniors were successful in staging a spectacular play, Annie Get Your Gun , which, judging by the audience's reaction, was the best pro- duced for many years. The Junior-Senior Prom is definitely considered the most talked about and most appreciated social accomplishment of the junior year--and all for the seniors. Secret meetings and prom conferences aroused the attention and curios - ity of all the senior class members many weeks prior to the big evening. Efforts to raise money included the play and concessions at football and basketball games where the juniors exchanged goodies. for money in order to add to the class treasury. The class of '66 has added much to the success of Hiawatha High and is now impatientlyawaiting the arrival of their senior year! 'O-swf 7' 1 ln... Follow the leader--French stylel j ,vll .. . . K , k,VV ' 3 4 EXE gf 't ij ,'.w Y h ,, . 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David Jones Judith Jones John Kreuzburg Theresa Lange Victoria Lara Steven Long Judith Lundy Stephen Marrs Charles Mauslein John Meisenheimer Richard Milne Marcia Moore Paul Moyer Betty Moynagh Marjorie Mueller Linda Olson Michael Patton Dorothy Pittman Jean Redmon Jane Reed fi I 1. nw 4 xQ it I I F .aj I SQ . 1 aff ? If hi X Q I iv Q' f' W ,Q E iga, 55, Susan Rison Henry Roberts Valeria Robinson Lois Rudder Daryl Schooler Richard Shorb Steven Smith Randy Starr Robert Steele Linda Streib Sandra Tessendorf Barbara Tipton Michael Wareham Harry Wist James Yingling V I I -J This won t hurt a bit. Besides--I've got you strapped I don't know what I m doing, but it sure is fun to h1t down things. Oh when the saints--go marchin' ing oh, when th e You just Watch me gutter again. I do it every time SOPH OM ORE The sophomores are now in full swing of their exciting high school careers. Having added to their credit one full year of association with upperclassmen, they feel that they are as much a part of everyday life here at Hiawatha High as anyone. The strange thing is that they are proving this to be true. Nearly all sophomore courses taken this year were electives giving the sophomores the new responsibility of choosing many of their pre- ferred classes. Those students who took geometry are to be admired for their courage in attacking the difficult concepts of planes and solids in space. The English classes have been acquiring valuable experience at writing term papers and doing re- search work. To 'student typists, who tried their best to type their names correctly,timedwritings presented a multitude of obstacles. A big class project to boost funds for their coming prom was a food sale. The sale was a success, the profit adding much to the class treasury. Being a class of cooperative people, they achieved many great things and are looking forward to their junior and senior years, with longing anticipation. Patricia Argabright President John Neibling Vice-President David Wilson Secretary-Treasurer Alrita Wagner Student Council Deborah Albee Elaine Albert Dennis Armstrong Plesent Blakley Mark Bradshaw Joyce Brockhoff Carole Bronkar Marilyn Cheek Nancy Crawford Karen Dale Paul Dicken Larry Fulk Mary Gall Teresa Gatz Paula George ii ' ti. 'fliif Zia V viii 4-. . f A U x. 2 s. 'XJ' SJ .. .r - :fright Q ! gs! All I need is my candelabraf' ff - . -i fi- . lg . . , 5.. .5 glgbg , v.. . ,, i i Ali , ? a l' -I kVkL,. a t -M U Q . ,,.. . H5 1 - Q ' .. A , . ,. C y i'lf?? i ' H l il N '12 iz- I L a 'H' ' is V V, W 5 fl X1 lx c... gi., Ex gl!! ,K .1 in Q A I ni I AL Zig A Q, - JIY x' . 'l Ji ? V K ' A . 'f Lh 1 5' I , k.,,. 3 '21?fff? 52l Just because l'm not old enough to drive. . 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I' klwykh. f tj2v,Tik-IV Dk s if . A fa, f b at it 'T'-if 'J' Q W. W' ati uf J ctf- ytty ' joy, ' I 'fi 1 1, I .L ,V F .3 If 1. 5. ' ' A 1 1'1 ' 2 :,. Lkk I I V x ,N A- it . ,.., .. 1 M - gk, I Ak Hifi' I Rf? f .1 ,s Q ,Ig I ff ' - Sitflllglxt ,wE4.mg?qf,H? , A ' fggu , -5 '. Y p flfgH 2 3 rl J t - V 13 all A IQ: ' i'i l K Af., - , f ' :. .ff ' fv R43 ' Ii gi , H A Q ,X Av W N. . N , ' H No, it doesn't hurt. Whatever gave you that 711 idea. . E? in R if.. 1 ff' si ,W 1 FRE HME The freshmen have finally completed their first year of high school. This past year, though quite different from previous years, was triumphant for them. To these students, this year will be one of their most memorable to be spent at the high school. They have surpassed all expectations scho- lastically, athletically, and socially. The honor roll is evidence of their grade achievements withagood percentage of the class members represented. In addition to the required courses, the freshmen have had the experience of picking one or two elective courses to complete the program. As ninth graders they have shown a definite ability athletically with great promise in carrying out our sports program. Two class parties and picnics have relieved them from school Work, as have the various organiza- tions in which they participated. One of their class parties was a Christmas dance, held to introduce Santa to the kiddies, They went all out on this dance and had a very good time. This was their first year to be included in all high school activi- ties which added to their social life. Superior ad- vances have convinced' teachers they are capable of sophomore work. As sophomores they will be- come even more of an asset to our high school. ,.....w: , A wg 7 'Yf . 53 iait f-J .T A p.tpp - , , n-SEQ 'Q - 1' I A , I kylk yt Vrr -5 -:ju in . tti. it Y if ,-'i , xi, ' , .24 H' ' ft fs 3 ' f bi llfi N if x ' 5 .. s. if pppp T J J C .., 5 iksi yisir ...a , srit .. if isy , il' g ' ' ii ,X g f. me I , 1 ' Ja' Q il , 5 fx ,1 , .- f tx Even the faculty enjoyed dancing the latest style .... ,V f y il : I sz, xi if-'U , -- ll.Q-ff.ff,-sllltfigsltiiigiil , ' si: J J p . 2 , . M ' . e J C if N 9 ,., . ' 4 , J N -fit' R Sffllam I ,M U I V 2 K . K A J if .1 .C J J, 1-. J J t if , .fs ' LW1' U V' 7 fs ' . x , Janice Sloan President Denis Strobel Vice-President Janet Marrs Secretary-Treasurer Jane Strahan Student Council Janet Adcock Terry Aller Charles Baird Anthony Bebermeyer Thomas Bianchi Christina Butrick Carolyn Chandler Eileen Clausen Rodney Colvin Linda Curtis Alan Day Delmar Duncan I-lelen Duncan L,aTonna Duncan Cheryl Dunn David Duvall Barbara Freeborn Leslie Frye James Gall Harold Gerlt Donald Gladhart Scott Gray Dion Grier Tanya Grier Thomas Harmon Carol Hayes John .Hayes Roger Hinton Charles Howard Martin Jahn John Jimeson Margie Jimeson Linda Jonach Frank King Deborah Longenecker Margaret McCoy A fx S., fl '...,, EI N ii Y 'El' ' x 'Y 4. ili 'A- .1 A, f I'- f ' I , 9125 was 5, x , f , 2 W ' ' X 5 z 'mfs FE I if ,Q Vswgi, .. , , Q.: f A if aw' 1 x E' ' Mi si Q A , 1, 2 . 1 EVI- .qiik A' . , A nw .,,2,,.5:zW1,: 3 :ami I - w Q - .Nu 2252- V . .3 H l-mia' 3 K . J M ! 'ree .H if - ssif riff? i XY XL 1 I lm , 1 , . 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Help, repeated Janice ft Y Q it 9. E. .f XJ at ff 2 S 5 i 2 E W-we ff M -EM ,W rit ,,,f my 3,5 ,lg ,iff iyifiwiw Q iff, .J Ijyv iksilfll 7 1-nu, ..:.. I f, Eh Kay Redrnon Dennis Rieger Patricia Ripple Lloyd Robinson Walter Robinson Ann Ross Kay Rudder Randy Scraper John Spare Theodore Starr Nano Strube Kath een Thornton Walter Trapp Kathleen Wagner Raymond Webster Gail Weda Pamela Wenger Linda White Howard Wist .lane Wolfe 30 ORGANIZATIONS REDSKIN STAFF Slaving through games, parties and raging storms, the Redskin Staff has shown a true sense of persever- ance. Study halls and seventh hours were relinquished to type copy, cut and paste pictures. Night meetings as well as after-school sessions were many, and to the chant of when can we go home , much was ac- complished. A lot of work goes into publishing an annual, but upon completion, the finished product is more than ample reward for the hours of pondering, meditating, and crying over the material used and rejected. As any staff member will verify--it's all a part in publication. Knee deep-in discarded copy on deadline day, we strived to meet the requirements. Aleta Spaulding, Jane Schock, and Miss Owen attended the Kansas State University's yearbook workshop in early summer. We are proud to acknowledge that Aleta was selected as a member of the Wildcat Staff. The workshop proved to be arewarding experience inlearning the techniques of layout and advertising. A sincere thanks goes to all students, including Randy Starr, who helped with the photography, to all faculty members, and especially to our patient sponsor, Miss Owen. Miss Owen-Sponsor, Jane Schock, Nancy Glynn, Karla Germann James Reed Daryl Schooler Judy Jones Mary Lehmann, Steve Smith, Alera Spaulding-Editor, Mike Jane Baird Anne Strahan Annette Clausen Lois Rudder I ,gp-r 32 i Don't think l'm gonna like it. ''SupercalifragilisticexpialidociousI N-... Oh, those night meetings! Staffers Working hardly Come on, Jay, it's not that early! I'm always put in the corner. v'-W, Q AWS As the largest organization in the school, the Squaws boast over 130 members. They create enthusiasm and school spirit wherever they go. Attending all home games, these girls now have the use of a bus to attend out-of- town games. Besides backing the boys at games they plan pep rallies, after-game parties and climax the year with the Squaw-Letterman Banquet in honor of the outstanding athletes and Squaws. In addition, they arrange and sponsor the Homecoming Dance and the Sweet- heart Dance. All of these events are anxiously awaited by a reat many of the students. The girls enjoy p anning and presenting the pro- grams for pep rallies. These are greatly appreciated by the boys--and the other students enjoy them too. Aiding the girls with pep rallies and arrangements for other events is Mrs. Cowley, the Squaw sponsor. This year some of the projects of the Squaws were selling sweatshirts, pennants and stickers. Good sportsmanship, a strong principle of all athletics, is created and upheld by this pep club as they boost the team on to victory. ROW ONE: Judy Schock, Peggy Blain, Diann Davis, Vicki Black, Cay Curless, Debby Groves, Raelena Hossfeld, Mary Ann Buehler, Peggy Buis, Mrs. Cowley-Sponsor. ROW TWO: Mary Beth Redmon, Betty Moynagh, Sandy Tessendorf, Julie Hossfeld, Elaine Nolte,,Susan Green, Susie Rison, Gwyn Bowen, June Horn, Marcia Moore, Sandy Bechtold, Judy Chesnut, Jane Dale, Rita Gatz, Dolly Hatfield, Aleta Spaulding, Carol Longenecker, Elaine Albert, Janet Marrs, Kathryn Scott, Linda Lackey. ROW THREE: Carolyn Chandler, Marilyn Cheek, Mary Alice Clarkson, Vicki Lara, Jane Reed, Kathy Wagner, Jane Wolfe, Kay Redmon, Nancy Strube, Patty Ripple, Pam Wenger, Jean Allen, Florence Mathewson, Peggy Jo Frakes, Marjorie Mueller, Lynda Olson, Suzanne Gerlt, Jane Strahan, Connie Parker, Janice Sloan, Linda Curtis. ROW FOUR: Tina Mendez, Gerol Koenig, Shirle McCoy, Karen Middendorf, Marty John, Nancy Wright, Clarolyn Wolfe, Peggy Karst, Debbie Albee, Ruth McKee, Barbie Freeborn, Debbie Longenecker, Margie Jimeson, Valeria Robinson, Arlinda Q lg. A F, ,, 4 1 4 A little more to the left and l think we'll have it. Jahn, Ann Ross, Helen Duncan, LaTonna Duncan, Carol McQueen, Kathy Kneisel, Mary Gall. ROW FIVE: Nancy McCarty, Jean Redmon, Marilyn Kerl, Judy Lundy, Julie Potts, Judy Jones, Theresa Lange, Lois Rudder, Linda Hodge, Anita Duncan, Doris Strobel, Anne Strahan, Kathie Thornton, Kay Rudder, Janet Adcock, Eileen Clausen, Linda Jonach, Gail Weda, Linda Streib, Jo ce Brockhoff. ROW SIX: Marj Hewins,Annette Clausen, Linda Weaver, Charlotte Rake, Sue Trojovsky, Ruth Dannenberg, Patsy Hildwein, Cathy Tritsch, Lorraine Aeschliman, Teresa Catz, Karla Lehmann, Diane Kneisel, Kathy Kocher, Linda Duckett, Jean Covert, Carol Hayes, Toni Lara, Frances Phipps, Ramona Torrez, Doris Cannon, Vicki Dean. TOP ROW: Ramona Olson, Margaret McCoy, Linda White, Ann Lydick, Lela Hooper, Janet Hodge, Jane Schock, Jeanette Rockers, Mary Jane Baird, Paula George, Patty Argabright, Alrita Wagner, Karen Dale, Cheryl Dunn, Josephine Mendez, Tanya Grier, Barbara Tipton, Sandy Hoar. suums., er -1- li f-1 .A 5. 5, -xii Ei 'ac . 1 W President Judy polishing trophies ROW ONE: Vicki Black, Annette Clausen, Cay Curless. ROW TWO: Valeria Robinson, Jane Schock, Dolly Hatfield-Vice President, Judy Schock-President, Mrs. Cowley-Sponsor. TOP ROW: Judy Jones- Secretary, Karla Lehmann-Treasurer, Shirley McCoy, Karen Middendorf, Jane Strahan. Sweetheart decorations going up CHEERLEADERS ROW ONE: Peggy Blain, Vicki Black, Diann Davis. TOP ROW: Mary Ann Buehler, Cay Curless, Peggy Buis, Debby Groves, Raelena Hossfeld. 3 is L H-CL B The H-Club, our lettermen's organization, was formed in 1961, under the direction of Mr. Marvin Selby, the coach at that time. Any athlete having lettered in any field of sports may become a member. The purpose of the club is to promote good sportsmanship and to further the knowledge of sports. The club journeyed to Manhattan to observe the grueling match between Kansas University and Kansas State University in football. The chance of a lifetime came to senior high girls at the auction of the lettermen as two-day slaves. A new concept in sports edu- cation has been the recent establishment of the Kitchen Quarterback Club, a group of mothers meeting to learn more about sports, under the supervision of the coaches. ROW ONE: Larry Selman, Gary Howard-Secretary-Treas- ROW THREE Walter Clarkson Larry Scraper Steve urer, Mike Germann, George Jones-President, James Reed- Goertz Ken Sloan Mike McCoy John Ross TOP ROW Mr Vice President, Steve Prawl. ROW TWO: Steve Long, Tom Johnson Coach Mr Rand Coach Mr Reed Coach Black, Mark Allee, Bill Edds, Dennis Crouch, Mike Patton 36 ATIO AL H0 OR OCIETY Throughout history, man has recognized and marked for special honor those who excel. The National Honor Society of Secondary-Schools became a nation-wide organization in 1921. No honor conferred by the school surpasses that represented by the Honor Society. Only those students in grades eleven and twelve who have met the high standards of Character, Scholar- ship, Leadership, and Service maintained by the organization are eligible for permanent mem- bership, although students in the tenth grade may be accepted as provisional members. The National Honor Society serves to influence and to elevate standards of scholarship while also performing valuable services for schools and communities. OFFICERS: Florence Mathewson-Vice P resident, Jim Hohnbaum-President, Mrs. Hoffman- Sponsor, Debby G r o v e s- Secretary. SEATED: Tom Black, Susan Green, Florence Mathewson, Lehmann, Randy Starr, Steve Goertz, Bill Zincke, .Sue Jim Hohnbaum, Debby Groves, Mrs. Hoffman, Mark Allee. Trojovsky, Elaine Nolte, Linda Duckett, Aleta Spaulding. STANDING: Julie Potts, Lois Rudder, Judy Jones, Karla ABSENT: Steve Smith. 37 FHA The Hiawatha Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was affiliated in September 1958. It has received many honor chapter awards in the seven years it has been organized. At the district election held in February 1964, Ruth Dannenberg was elected District Ehisto- rian. We feel very honored in having Ruth as a district officer. Attending district and state meetings, sponsoring National FHA Week, decorating the doors at Christmastime, and selling cookbooks keep the girls and their advisor occupied all year long. FHA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Raelena Hossfeld, Jane Dale, Susan Green-Treasurer, Jean Covert Vice-President, Mrs. Blaue-Sponsor, Ruth D a n n e n b e r g-P r e s i d e nt Marjorie Mueller-Secretary, Charlotte Rake, Anne Strahan. ROW ONE: Rita Catz, Mary Buehler, Susan Green, Florence Mathewson, Janet Marrs, Pam Wenger, Linda White, Margie Jimeson, Peggy Jo Frakes. ROW TWO: Judy Parks, Jane Schock, Lela Hooper, Judy Schock, Peggy Blain, Jeanette Rockers Teresa Gatz, Alrita Wagner, Raelena Hossfeld, Mrs. Blaue-Sponsor. Row THREE: Dolly Hatfield, Patty Ripple, Ruth Ann Dannenberg, Marjorie Mueller, Linda Duckett, Jane Wolfe, Karen Dale, Elaine Albert, Charlotte Rake. TOP ROW: Sue Trojovsky, Anne Strahan, Marilyn Kerl, Gerol Koenig, Jean Covert, Jane Dale, Jane Strahan, Mary Gall. 38 Sophomores hammering on door decorations. Musical presentation at District Meeting. Come on, honey--Jerk! 3 ii tj' .-EF District FHA Meeting at Valley Falls Cluney Bell Bio puts up the Big Y KA YE TTE In 1945, the Legislative Council of Kansas decided to make this club a member of the Kansas State High School Activities Associ- ation. ln that same year they drew up twelve requirements for the club program which were aimed at the needs of junior and senior high school students of the state. The Kansas Association for Youth has approximately 19,000 members, of whom we are proud to have 88 in our Senior Kayettes. The objectives of our club are Religion, Personality, Leadership, Service, Appreci- ation, and Recreation. With the help of our sponsor, Mrs. Nadine Percy, the Kayettes are striving to reach these objectives. As part of our service, we support Chuen Har, an eight-year-old Korean girl. She has been our foster child for nearly three years now. She began primary school in September of 1964 and is doing very well. The Kayettes support Chuen Har with money and other gifts and are rewarded by heart-warming letters. ROW ONIL: Rita Catz, Vicki Lara, Jane Reed, Sandy Tessendorf, Betty Moynagh, Elaine Albert, Carol Longenecker, Janet Fulk, Debby Groves. ROW TWO: Mrs. Percy-Sponsor, Judy Chesnut, Judy Parks, Annette Clausen, Lois Rudder, Judy Jones, June Horn, Gwyn Bowen. ROW THREE: Peggy Blain, Ruth McKee, Sandy Bechtold, Julie Hossfeld, Julie Potts, Linda Thornton, Vicki Black,Carolyn KAYILTTE BOARD AND SPONSOR Wolfe. ROW FOUR: Sandy I-loar, Elaine Nolte, Kay Redmon, Pam Wenger, Kathy Kocher, Valeria Robinson, Diane Kneisel. ROW FIVE: Theresa Lange, Connie Parker, Janet Marrs, Marcia Moore, Jean Covert, Linda Duckett, Aleta Spaulding, Sue Trojovsky. TOP ROW: Cay Curless, Jean Allen, Linda Hodge, Anne Strahan, Karla Lehmann, Jane Dale. ROW ONE: Linda Weaver, Peggy Buis, Debbie Albee, Mary Buehler, Susan Green, Peggy Karst, Judy Lundy. ROW TWO: Linda White, Pat Argabright, Florence Mathewson, Patsy Hildwein, Kathy Thornton, Kay Rudder. ROW THREE: Jane Schock, Dolly Hatfield, Judy Schock, Pat Ripple, Jane Wolfe, Susie Rison, Doris Cannon. September rush-party membership drive ROW FOUR: Lela Hooper, -Ann Lydick, Ruth Dannenberg, Karen Dale, Karen Midaendorf, Marty John, Nancy Wright. ROW FIVE: Shirley McCoy, Doris Strobel, Marilyn Kerl, Gerol Koenig, Marjorie Meuller. TOP ROW: Mary Jane Baird, Vicki Dean, Nancy Strube, Janice Sloan, Jane Strahan, Barbara Freeborn. Kayette-sponsored orphan if 5 KA YS The Kay Club is one of the outstanding service clubs of Hiawatha High School. This gear they enjoyed the friendship of Joselito ritto, an American Field Service Exchange Student whom they helped bring to our school. The club sponsored the annual Halloween party held after the Halloween Parade as they have done for a number of years. Also some of the members of the club attended the Kay-Kayette Conference held at Effingham this year. At this meeting they obtained some new ideas to put into effect in their own club. The boys planned and sponsored the Grade School Track Meet held this spring. This track meet took cooperation on the boys' part and they seemed to have done very well. To the enjoyment of the entire student body and many others, the boys held the Kay Car- nival this year. They worked hard for this event, but they had loads of fun, too. This club is an asset to our school and it pro- vides an outlet for the boys' abilities in leadership, creativeness and especially in excess energy. KAY BOARD AND SPONSOR ROW ONE: Alan Day, Walter Trapp, Walter Robinson, Germann-Vice President, Jim Hohnbaum,Charles Baird Roger Gatz, Jerry Prawl, Doug Weinberg, Denis Strobel. ROW FOUR: Jerry Ross, Don Hayes, Bill Edds, Mike ROW TWO: Don Quaife, Gary Hooper, George Jones, McCoy, Alan Davidson, Eddie Grathwohl. TOP ROW JamesReed-Secretary-Treasurer,HalHoffman,Charles Larry Scraper-President, Ken Sloan, Steve Goertz Howard. ROW THREE: Jerry Dean, Tom Black, Mike Mark Allee, Bern Goetzfridt, Mr. Crouch-Sponsor. ROW ONE: Kenneth Spare, Melvin Atlakson, Robert Bailey, Ted Starr, James Yingling, Roger Streib, Keith Spare, Terry Aller. ROW TWO: Tom Schuetz, Greg Crouch, Gary Chandler, Charles Winters, Walter Clarkson, Earl Bearce. ROW THREE: Bill Zincke, Mark Bradshaw, Frank Goodwin, Steve Long, Dave Wilson, Gary Howard. ROW FOUR: Jim Wolney Mike Dicken, Larry Ewing, Charles Moyer, Dennis Crouch TOP ROW: Randy Scraper, Paul Moyer, Bill Copeland Bill Massie, Don Harris. ABSENT: Steve Smith Richie M ilne . Mr. Crouch and Board making plans for Carnival and grade school track meet. I i X BOYS' GLEE CLUB The thirty-six members of the boys' glee club have spent the year learning new songs and brushing up on old ones, under the rewarding direction of Mr. Jeff Anderson, and with Linda Duckett as accompanist. They participated in two Christmas programs, which were presented separately to the public and to the high school and junior high school student bodies. ln March, a trip was made to Wamego for the presentation of the inter- school program concert. The year was com- pleted for the glee club singers at the Spring Festival. ROW ONE: Jim Yin ling, Bob Graves, Sam Jimeson, Richie Milne, Keith Spare, Iioyd Robinson, Jim Patton, Gary5VHundley, Mike Miller, Mike Johansen, Melvin Atlakson, Doug einberg. ROW TWO: Hal Hoffman, John Howard, Kenneth Aeschliman, Dick Shorb, Jerry Dean, Jim Wolney, Mark Bradshaw, Merle Hope Anderson makes it for the concert Rake, Bill Copeland, Randy Scraper, Mike Dicken. TOP ROW: Earl Bearce, Charles Winters, Greg Crouch, Bill Zincke, Mike Wareham, Ken Sloan, Steve Goertz, Larry Scraper, Mark Allee, Tom Black, Greg Huwe, Frank Goodwin, Gary Chandler. ?' - ' 5 f 5 x . , .L .. , 5' K. 3 a Ls L-Asif QQ, Q ' ,Q 44 GIRLS' GLEE CL B The thirty-five members of the girls' glee club worked diligently this year learn- ing the musical selections which were to be presented at the Various programs in which they participated. A concert was presented at Wamego as part of the inter-school program, in addition to two Christmas programs presented in conjunction with the boys' glee club and the mixed chorus. This group of singers was under the superb direc- tion of Mr. Jeff Anderson, with Linda Duckett as accompanist. ROW ONE: Annette Clausen, Carolyn Wolfe, Susan Green, Julie Potts, Jean Allen, Patsy Hildwein, Betty Moynagh, Carol McQueen, Debby Groves, Diann Davis, Carol Longenecker. ROW TWO: Arlinda Jahn, Vicki Black, Alrita Wagner, Jeanette Rockers, Valeria Robinson, Marjorie Hewins, Sandy Tessendorf, Cathy Tritsch, Kathryn Scott, Linda .f thi My harem will now sing. . . Thornton, Elaine Nolte, Peggy Buis. TOP ROW: Paula George Janet Hodge, Linda Duckett, Anita Duncan, Shirley McCoy Doris Strobel, Cay Curless,.Julie Hossfeld, Ruth Dannenberg Sue Trojovsky, Anne Strahan, Karen Middendorf. A 13 S E NT Aleta Spaulding 45 5 1 ' t A Q - MIXED CHORUS This year the Mixed Chorus singers learned some of the finer techniques of music and singing, perhaps with the help of the newly purchased robes, collars, and stoles. They participated in two Christmas programs, which were presented separately to the public and to the high school and junior high school student bodies. They were given a chance to show off their abilities at the inter-school program con- cert at Wamego, and the District Spring Festival. ln addition to excellent instruction, Mr. Jeff Anderson, their able director, gave them several examples of his deft leadership- it was sad to see a few members leave so suddenly, but in chorus it's survival of the fittest! ROW ONE: Janet Hodge, Arlinda Jahn, Annette Clausen, Jean Allen, Carolgn Wolfe, Kathryn Scott, Betty Moynagh Carol McQueen, ebby Groves, Elaine Nolte. ROW TWO: Paula George, Linda Duckett Anita Duncan, Doris Strobel, Vicki Black, Julie Potts, Valeria Robinson, Mar-jHewins, Patsy Hildwein, Cay Curless, Diann Davis, Julie Hossfeld, Sue Trojovsky, Carol Longenecker. ROW THREE: Sam vllr' K 1 mMM........ Y' -K . 37 Q: .. V, , ,, .- , X , 'st,f't,f-gi f, 5 J 'J . ff ' f 'Mem 'H A 2 5 75 'M 5- stil 'iliflw' , . A-K S , Q . , 5 ., 7 ' ,-ii 53 5 1 I .5 fri 1 . Q . i,,, , H ,,,V, , . V, , S, K . ,. mils:-1' -al J 1 ,, 'LW A is , f PNY, ,V A ,-,,,.- w'i ' ' ,,. 1 . 2 was , v fp ' ,ffl C t , J Smile .... with luck we'll make it. Jimeson, Jim Patton, Dick Shorb, Richie Milne, Jim Yingling, Keith Spare, Doug Weinberg, Melvin Atlakson, Mike Johansen, Merle Rake, Randy Scraper, Mark Bradshaw. TOP ROW: Hal Hoffman, John Howard, Earl Bearce, Greg Crouch, Bill Zincke, Mike Wareham, Larry Scraper, Steve Goertz, Ken Sloan, Mark Allee, Tom Black, Gary Chandler, Mike Dicken. ABSENT:' Aleta Spaulding. 46 22,14 MIXED ENSEMBLE ROW ONE: Vicki Black, Jean Allen, Betty Moyna'gh, Carol Longenecker, Cay Curless, Debby Groves. ROW TWO: Linda Duckett, Julie Potts, Valeria Robinson, Marjorie Hewins, Elaine Nolte, Sue Trojovsky. ROW THREE: Scott Gray, Lloyd Robinson, Sam Jimeson, Greg Huwe, Doug Weinberg, Merle Rake. TOP ROW: Bill Zincke, Jim Patton, Mike Wareham, Mark Allee, Gary Chandler, Randy Scraper. BOYS' ENSEMBLE ROW ONE. Bob Graves, Doug Weinber Y, Richie Milne, Melvin Atlakson. ROW TWO: John Howard, Mike Miller, Mark Bradshaw, Keith Spare. ROW THREE: Jerry Dean, Frank Goodwin, EarlBearce Greg Crouch, Mike Dicken. TOP ROW' Jim Wolney, Bi1lCopeland, Larry Scraper Steve Goertz, Tom Black. 1 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE ROW ONE: Arlinda Jann, Alrita Wagner, Kathryn Scott, Peggy Buis, Carol McQueen, Cathy Tritsch. ROW TWO: Susan Green, Annette Clausen, Sandy Tessendorf, Diann Davis, Aleta Spaulding, Linda Thornton. ROW THREE: Carolyn Wolfe, Janet Hodge, Jeanette Rockers, Julie Hossfeld, Patsy Hildwein, Ruth Dannenberg. TOP ROW: Paula George, Shirley McCoy, Anita Duncan, Doris Strobel, Karen Middendorf, Anne Strahan. 47 BANDS MAJORETTES: Nancy Wright, Linda Duckett, Majorette, Julie Hossfeld, Ruth McKee, Judy Jean Allen-Head Majorerre, Marcia Moore-Drum Lundy. Janet Adcock, Lorraine Aeschliman, Debbie Albee, Elaine Albert, Jean Allen, Terry Aller, Dennis Armstrong, Charles Baird, Peggy Blain, Joyce Brockhoff, Mary Clarkson, Jean Covert, Cay Curless, Paul Dicken, Linda Duckett, Anita Duncan, La Tonna Duncan, Barbara Freeborn, Larry Fulk, Teresa Gatz, Paula George,Mike Germann, Donnie Gladhart, Scott Gray, Marj Hewins, Sandy Hoar, Hal Hoffman,tJune Horn, Don I-Iossfeld, Julie Hossfeld, Raelena Hossfeld, Tom Hossfeld, John Howard, John Jimeson, Sam Jimeson, Mike Johansen, Arlinda Jahn, Marty John, Judy Jones, Peggy Karst, Teresa Lange, Toni Lara, Vicki Lara, Carol Longenecker, Judy Lundy, Kelly Lyon, Margaret McCoy, PEP BA D S 5 S 4 x , ,il 5: Mike McCoy, Shirley McCoy, Ruth McKee, Carol McQueen, Bill Massie, Mike Miller, Marcia Moore, Betty Moynagh, Marjorie Mueller, John Neibling, Ramona Olson, Lynda Olson, Connie Parker, James Patton, Julie Potts, Charlotte Rake, Merle Rake, Kay Redmon, Patty Ripple, Lloyd Robinson, Twig Robinson, Valeria Robinson, Jerry Ross, Larry Scraper, Randy Scraper, Janice Sloan, John Spare, Keith Spare, Ken Spare, Jane Strahan, Linda Streib, Doris Strobel, Nancy Strube, Walter Trapp, Cathy Tritsch, Alrita Wagner, Kathy Wagner, Mike Wareham, Doug Weinberg, Pam Wenger, Dave Wilson, Carolyn Wolfe, Jane Wolfe, Nancy Wright, James Yingling. STAGE BA D Q 3 I ff, r 50 ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING QUEEN Sue Trojovsky H OMECOMING Our lovely 1964 Homecoming queen, Sue Trojovsky, was escorted by Mark Allee, with Aleta Spaulding and Peggy Buis as attendants, escorted by Gary Howard and James Reed, respectively. The Homecoming candidates were voted on an d selected by the football boys, with the season's tri-captains serving as escorts. The Squaws and the H-Club each thought that the other had bought the crown, but it was soon realized that one had not been purchased. Quite hurriedly, someone con- tacted our '64 Sweetheart Queen Debby Groves, who graciously lent her crown for the evening. The following day, a crown was presented to Sue, with sincere apologies for the misunderstanding. Red, white, and blue convertibles carried the girls onto the football field while the Hiawatha band, in the formation of a crown, played Somewhere Over The Rainbow for Sue, Moon River for Aleta, and A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody for Peggy. After the game with Sabetha an elaborate dance was held in the Armory, with midnight blue and white carry- ing out the theme, ln The Misty Moonlight. Adding to the enjoyment of the evening was the music fur- nished by the Marysville dance band. We will all remember this Homecoming as the time the queen's crown was nearly forgotten. 'SI' ' Peggy Buis A TT ENDAN TS Aleta Spaulding The girls and their escorts HALLUWEEN PRINCESS Darlene Hatfield HALLOWEEN The late Mrs. Kreb's dream, a time for I-liawathaians and friends to get together for fun, frolic, and gaiety, has again passed on its way into the sound of history . This year's fiftieth annual Halloween Frolic will linger in the hearts and minds of our students for many years to come. This year's celebration will be an especially memorable event to one member of the senior class, Miss Dolly Hatfield. Dolly was elected by the student body to represent Hiawatha High in the Queen's Pageant. She was kept very busy for a week prior to the celebration attending many social functions. On the night of the Queen's Coronation Pageant the judges were forced to reach a decision as to who would reign over the festivities for 1964. Miss Hiawatha, radiant in an ice blue formal with a dark blue sash trim and trailing tie against the background of the Royal Coach, was chosen third runner-up. Aleta Spaulding and CayCurless served as Royal Pages. One of the first floats in the parade was the Queen's float graced with five beautiful young ladies. Hiawatha students are justly proud that their school was represented by such a talented and lovely girl. zzz: :mm , In .aw v- . A SWEET HEART QUEEN SWEETHEART v During the halftime OI our victorious game with Powhattan, the Squaws and the cheerleaders formed the traditional heart and the three candidates were escorted into the center. The suspense mounted and it was finally announced that Miss Linda Weaver was our beautiful 1965 Sweetheart Queen. She was given a bouguet of red roses and a kiss by her escort Mike ermann, who realized that he had not crowned her. He then crowned her and kissed her again as was necessary and fitting after the cor- onation! The queen and her court were seated in a place of honor to reign over the last half of the game. Following the game, a lovely dance was held in the beautifully decorated Elementary School Aud- itorium. To add to the enjoyment of the evening, the Highland Junior College Scotty Dance Band furnished the music. As this dance was opened to approved dates, it was thoroughly enjoyed by alll Cay Curless ATTENDANTS Diann Davis The 1965 Sweethearts and escorts Y' 7 P P ASSEMBLIE The pep band blasts on and on and on. ffl! P 54. Ling., '99 Q Peggy on her junior volkswagon. And now the flunk list . . . Victory saves Red Riding Hood and the Indians The mothers put on a rousing pep assembly ASSEMBLIE The Kingsmen 7 7 Miss Deborah Groves, left hand on Van de Graaf, feet on bench, hair on end, gives an electrifying performance in her usual manner---shocking! Norris J. Stokes Singers perform Button, Button, who's got the radio activity? Whatfs your name lime boy? CHRISTMAS . . . Personally, I prefer mechanical drawing. I knew my nerves couldn't stand it. Why did I try? Dearly beloved, we are gathered here . . Oh, what a lovely manicure. X., , Ann, I think you spilled the glue in my shoe. . . and an electric train. Of course I've been good v 'W OP H0 E - CAREER NIGHT 1 About your son, there S one small thing. . . ' 'Q ii I tried to think of at least three ll good reasons to sew, but ,253 - I didn't know Aunt Sally had the right of way. l don't know all the answers. IhBe sure you know the rules of Welcome to the community forum. Are you sure you're in the right e road. room? 61 UNI OR PLA Y Friday night, November 20, 1964--a night to be remembered by most juniors as a very successful evening in their high school career-- for it was on this night that they presented, very effectively, their version of the Broadway play, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. Several factors contributed to the over- whelming success of this production. First, each part had to be given to the person who fit the part most closely. The casting was superbly done and each character played his or her role to utmost perfection. Second, the hours of practice are not to be denied. As any junior will tell you, the many early morning and late evening rehearsals that preluded this play were worth the suffering for the success they brought. Third, the costuming done on this type of p ay is no small task. Private homes and attics were searched for just the right dress or suit to be convincing, and new clothes were designed and made to fit the parts of each character. Finally, and most important to the play was the excellent direction of Mr. Carl Blackwood. Without his guidance, imagination, skill and patience the play would not have been the outstanding success it was. And for each bird I getcha, ya gotta give me two nickels and one dime. Now, how I used to do this? Was from right ear to eyebrow? From left ear to right ear? Oh, well, I maybe make bad mess, butl try. The score now stands five for Oakley and If you don't stop meeting my daughter in cattle cars and horse stalls, five for But1er. I'll have you thrown out of the show! f 1 X, . at Sweetheart Royalty Don't get my cast dirty! I' , s i if - ' F' Stalemate Which twin has the Toni '? 1 KV. i NO, it's this way Down the hatch What am I doing here! ..Me and my honeyvn 1 3 w f 1 fx V1 , -N. , 5 gt X? Oh, really! Mr. Crouch and friend ,ff 6 :- K 3 I AJ 64 I ATHLETICS -qu , Q x '7'4g, ll Q L ' FL K, X 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Mr. Johnson-Line Coach, Joselito Britto, Mike Head Coach. ROW THREE: Don Weaver, Duane Widman, C-ermann, James Reed, Bill Edds, Mark Allee, Gary Howard, Dennis Crouch, Don Hossfeld, Ken Sloan, Mike Patton, Larry Greg Crouch, Merle Rake. ROW TWO: Mr. Rand-Assistant Ewing, Earl Bearce. TOP ROW: Frank Goodwin, Tom Coach, Rick Puvogel, Steve Long, Dave Wilson, Mike McCoy, Hossfeld, Steve Marrs, Larry Fulk, David Gall, Doug Don Hayes, Jim Patton, Robert Bailey, Dick Shorb,Mr. Reed- Weinberg. LETTERME X 7 X x , X , 1 , N-li I ,,, , EE, , , .ag Cary Howard James Reed Mark Allee Halfback Center Halfback QCaptain5 QCaptainj fCaptainJ 66 like ,S BILL EDDS GREG CROUCH MIKE GERMANN STEVE GOERTZ Tackle End Quarterback Tackle Joselito Britto, who is an American Field Service student studying in Hiawatha, comes from Jequie, Brazil. Joe as he is called by all AS ON 'S RECORD . HIAWATHA OPP of us, kicked most of our 13 Sacred Heart 14 extra points by use of the 19 Holton 0 soccer kick, which is done O Wamego 34 with the side of the foot in- O Effingham 26 stead of the toe. Joe did a 0 Sabetha 34 fine job for us and we are 28 Horton 0 all Very proud of him. 7 Wathena 25 14 Onaga 27 20 Shawnee Heights 14 JOSELITO BRITTO Place-kicker , c he acad A W W ,, A K Q. .,..',eV.:V1 fi B K. ,ISV ewafsee, gear s Q'hf .,,c i as l 15 ' f E liaae 'm g . i ' 'l lill .. , We ,,,,W , ...i-Q A ,iw U ' 'fl W - STEVE LONG DENNIS cRouc1-1 LARRY EWING MIKE PATTON Quarterback I Tackle fProvisional7 End Center may as MR. n Q 2 X - .,,.. ' K I V f f- ' K KK KK 5fK7bfK'fSfif:-vi A I -,.,. . . - ' '9 K K K W 3 ' ' iii 4 ,W x , A LM' 4 3 X ga K i KKK' K 5-'Q-if2iff'1f:f K .V -- - E nv? .,,:, I I .S 3 - f K ,ij'f' K. .. K. ,-z 4' , . ,, , I , . 'h '12-sezlw 1 ' I ' V A - H I .. ,,., fi ,- my LL77 I, I K a ' . '2f'1-iflfsifiiii ' i s 'Q ' a '- K, f x, . V - ,gf J, ff, in r, - 5 fix - - . 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BASKETBALL SQUAD KNEELINC: Gary Chandler-Trainer, John Neibling, Doug Tom Schuetz Randy Starr Mark Allee Mike McCoy Steve Weinberg, Dennis Armstrong, Don Hossfeld, John Ross, Eric Goertz Larry Scraper Mike Patton Tom Black Mike Phillips, Bob Harmon, Tom Hossfeld, Jim Patton, Tim Stark- Germann Dave Wilson Mr Rand Coach Trainer. STANDING: Mr. Reed-Coach, Bob Bailey, Bill Zincke, SEASON 'S RECORD Hiawatha IIA!! HB 53 57 37 48 66 63 63 54 54 49 50 42 46 41 49 39 49 61 53 57 52 47 52 47 61 45 47 49 Midway Wamego Horton Wathena Sabetha Holton Effingham Horton Wamego Holton Wathena Sabetha P owhattan Effingham Opponent AH HBH 39 32 60 46 51 49 65 40 39 43 54 54 50 57 45 17 74 71 58 37 54 64 61 67 49 27 42 55 Regional Tournament 57 Shawnee Mission 53 QOvertimej 32 Maur Hill 37 46 Washburn Rural 59 70 A-TEAM Mr. Reed-Coach B111 Lmcke Tom Schuetz Randy Starr Mark Allee Mike McCoy, Steve Goertz Larry Scraper Mike Patton Tom Black Mike Germann John Neibling, Doug Weinberg Mr Rand Coach LETTERME as A W , , 3 W E , ,,. ,,... F Li if xv Co ,gf TOM BLACK MARK ALLEE Guard - 3 years Forward - 3 years Captain Most Valuable Player LARRY SCRAPER STEVE GOERTZ Center Sz Forward - 2 years Center 81 Forward - 2 years 'L' I 'a ' wr .X X A 9' ..f' ' H MIKE GERMANN MIKE PATTON Guard ' 1 Year Forward 81 Guard - 2 years MIKE MCCOY Center - 1 year Patton and Cowley fight for the ball S 6x 5 i FRE HMA BA KET BALL EA 0N'S RECORD ,s,, ' Hiawatha Opponent 34 Horton 20 40 Sabetha 30 47 Effingham 49 62 P owhattan 14 39 Holton 54 5 3 F alls City 35 5 6 Effingham 58 ROGER HINTON Most Valuable Player Selected by the team because of his spirit, out- standing desire, and team work. KNEELING: Walter Robinson, Tommy Harmon, Alan Day, John Spare, Lloyd Robinson, Tom Bianchi. STANDING: Charles Howard-Manager, Donnie Gladhart, Roger Hinton, Randy Scraper, Mr. Smith-Coach, Denis Strobel, Charles Baird, Walter Trapp. Q JUNIOR HIGH EIGH TH GRADE This, their last year in junior high, has been one of experience and accomplishment for all eighth graders. Having 21 per cent of their 72 members on the honor roll or honorable mention at some time during the year is indication of their high scho- lastic standing. Their ability to mix well was appar- ent in the great interest shown in organizations--- Kays, Kayettes, and Papooses. By participating in these organizations the students gain the leadership and experience needed to make their senior high clubs more successful. The big dance this year was the annual Sweetheart Dance sponsored concur- rently by the Junior Kays and Junior Kayettes. During the evening, a King and Queen were selected to reign over the Sweetheart ceremonies similar to those held by the senior high. Athletics are becom- ing increasingly important to these junior high boys, who, as freshmen next fall semester, will begin actual participation in high school sports. Besides the many class parties and organi- zational functions, these students will probably remember most their eighth grade commencement exercises, which are held in May with the distri- bution of diplomas, certifying that junior high days have come to a close, andhigh school is just ahead. ,gi 15 Kathryn McCoy President William Jones L .M ,IYHIQ A Vice-President finlg? 5 Judith Middendorf ,541 ' Secretary-Treasurer Q Carol Swaim X' , Student Council .gif Janet Argabright E., 4 Diana Atlakson -if Lam ert Baile Y it ' ' 5 Leslie Banta y V- Steven Bevan ,I Terrence Bogan ..., ' Af? .fi i 1 , I --Wi' Ii? A ii 1:i 'fii?: , 'L--if .fr A ffwffl. 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H-ggi Linda Comstock Ronald Dean Thomas Dickeson Roberta Grier Sheila Huwe Katherine Jacobs Sarah Jones Debra Kleppe Nancy Kneisel Richard Kreitzer Karla Laverentz Galen Lehmann Richard Longenecker Stephen Lovelady Michael Luster Shelly Lyon Russell Matthias Patrice McBride James Mendenhall Michael Mendez Connie Miller Stephen Miller Michael Montague David Moore Marcia Moore Nicholas Moran Katherine Moser Marion Moyer Michael Moyer Barbara Mueller Milana Mueller Jeffrey Nichols Steven Quaife Vicki Reed Dwight Rockers Gary Rutland Linda Sale John Schilling Dennis Schuetz Mary Ellen Scott Ronald Shorb Gerald Swartz Brenda Tessendorf Donald Tipton William Torrez Cheryl Vaught Helen Webster Anthony Wenger Alan White Greg Winslow Steven Winter Deanna Winters .SK . ks. ...Bt S Iii R wh Q7 Ai' ., 'H N J. C, ye? .. 5, n I ' :V -4 ' 3 t fy , 4 n if gi ? ' TQ r as .f I ,L , .,,,,. V YW? X ,:. L X t 5 f K 9 i 1 'v ,L V 5 , . - ,T l thought it was a toaster, but they say it's tel Ag . Al, I ww., 1 , , :aff ,W n - M 2.3 v Y.. ' , of I L .. . Q ' W'-f o ffm ki F. j A a lamp. Y QE! U ,, if EVE TH GRADE Being new in the halls of H.l-l.S,, the seventh graders had a trying time getting used to the rituals of junior high. These various routines, such as new schedules and rushing from class to class-- trying to be on time, were not always easy to master. Once they adapted, they did exceptionally well scholastically, athletically, and socially. The seventh grade boys played soccer quite often this year due to the influence of our foreign student, Joselito. For the first time they chose class officers, participated in school organizations, and had class picnics and parties. They had a picnic in the fall at Sycamore Springs and enjoyed roller skating. Also, to the amazement of the girls, some of their classmates mastered the art of dancing by going to their class parties. New responsibilities were taken on with all these new activities. To guide them in all these responsibilities were Mr. McBride and Mr. Jeff Anderson, their class sponsors. This has been a year of trials and triumphs for this class and it will not soon be forgotten. AS No wonder l'm so short. ?FQ. .L-t 1 'It' iv' 'ggi l Y-A Z' lg? t it' 1 . ,,, if I , sityi ' , ftf - ,. t xpx, XY . S K qi 'I' ':,L' vi,,f+,zg4ir 2: 1, mf'2t1w'F:,:1 sfswfiffl-a2,Afx'ffU 1 ,, K five- wear 355- Iimrlvif 4 Wi' as . -'lrslisviii a,,f:5iifS2g!?A . wef t will r' . J J Y -,,Mff . f. 'i ,,gV2if- ELT 'lip , l2ffQq'gd2g,.1 C - i . 5 1, aff, g.ysg:ff A--f fc' Q t fi ' Q . if ,QQ sxE.E1Yf1w1 s':'?4l '5'1' 'Ui ',:2L2,5Uihi :BWV 2 .u,,?'m'f1,ffw,f1 t V ME 151953 32- L 'fiig Q' ,lf B :':'zfs:s., jfilz ' gt. Qi ,f ' 'i'?Q,Q-' 'I ff? 5 klf' . ft, .4 . , W.. ,, ,,,,f,,,,, . 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' ii mm,-ty .XM , ,.., ,W-I, .5 : . . . , rx. . . ,,A., A : , giifigyfsfs ,rrz f yfihi' x Va v 'e.1'11. 557 -I y::2.':5 Y' it 1 if of ' f Qs if K A I it A X 3 X 1, , e il K 5 L, Al ' N-. -. in r Tlx ','., ,v Xxa - ,q xitmf x -!.Sh:i5f 4Q.i',Z':?-if-L':1'i?a'Eii:?3i5!-f:iE'a'5 it-ga ftgfrpf .5 A ., nj h. - . ,Q ,. N v.. Paula Ott Janet Pautz Thomas Pittman Nancy Potts Eileen Prawl Dennis Rake Stanley Rieger Russell Robertson Florence Robinson Christina Rockey Sheryl Sapp Paul Schober Margaret Schrader David Shrumm Roger Selman Harvey Shockley Kathryn Thomason Thomas Tritsch Michael Trojovsky Marilyn Wagner Michael Wagner Marilyn Weaver Bradley Weinberg Peggy Wenger Randall Wenger Michael Widman Robert Widman Jane Wilson Cheryl Yingling Phillip Zimmers JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Scarbrough-Sponsor, Debra Kleppe-President, Kathy McCoy-Vice President, Randy Scarbrough- Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Swaim, Mike Monta ue Janet Argabright, Patrice McBride, Dick Waiis. JUNIOR KAYETTE BOARD SEATED: Patrice McBride-President, Deanna Winters-Secretary, Mrs. Anderson-Sponsor, Mrs. Ellis-Sponsor, Karla Laverentz-Treasurer, Kathy Moser-Vice President. STANDING: Leslie Banta, Nancy Kneisel, Milana Mueller, Judy Middendorf, Shelly Lyon, Connie Miller, Sarah Jones. PAPOOSE OFFICERS Leslie Banta-Secretary, Julie McBride-Vice Pres- ident, Janet Argabright-President, Jane Wilson- Treasurer, Mrs. Cowley-Sponsor. JUNIOR KAY BOARD SEATED: Mike Montague-P resident, Gregg Winslow- Secretary, Mr. McBride- Sponsor, St e v e Lovelady-Treasurer, Alan White-Vice P r e s i d e n t. STANDING: Randy Scarbrough, Gary Ripple, Michael Luster, Russell Matthias, Thomas Dickeson, Charles Gray. JUNIOR HIGH SWEETHEART A nominating committee of Junior Kays selected four girls as candidates, two from each class. Likewise, a committee of Junior Kayettes also named four boys. The two organ- izations voted on the eight candidates, a penny a vote. On February 15, the money was counted--the girl and the boy with the most pennies became the 1965 Sweetheart royalty. This is the big social event of the year, talked about for months before and months after. It is also the money-making event of the year with the money being sent to Meals for Millions. 1--2--3, 1--2--3--3--3--. King Bill Jones Queen Linda Carpenter, Princess Marilyn Weaver, Prince Bob Dennis. The seventh and eighth graders dance at their Sweetheart Party. I ROW ONE: Jimmy Clausen, Galen Lehmann,Clair Harpster, John Byers, Steve Lovelady, Mike Montague, Steve Chandler, Mike Widman, Stanley Rieger, Danny Morey, Dennis Rake, Phil Zimmers, Bruce Kleppe. ROW TWO: Mike Wagner, John Barrett, James Bartley, JeffNicho1s, Richard Longenecker, Nic Moran, Wesley Miller, Dale Mueller, Donald Lehmann, Tom Pittman, Brad Weinberg, Allen Hossfeld. ROW THREE: Tom Tritsch, Charles Gray, Randy Scarbrough, David Green, David Moore, Ryan Schober, Anthony Wenger, Steve Quaife, Dwight Rockers, Roger Selman, Patrick Bracken, Mike Trojovsky. ROW FOUR: Mr. McBride-Sponsor, Fred Kroh, Ramon Combs, Tom Dickeson, Ronnie Shorb, Gregg Winslow, Marion Moyer, Jerry Swartz, Mike Mendez, Ronnie Dean, Russ Matthias, John Schilling. TOP ROW: Gary Ripple, Steve Winters, Gary Rutland, Mike Moyer, Lambert Bailey, Charles Schuetz, Don Tipton, Bill Jones, Bob Dennis, Mike Luster, Len Ray Chesnut. JUNIOR HIGH KAYS AND KAYETIES ROW ONE: Mrs. Ellis-Sponsor, Cheryl Yingling, Eileen Prawl, Sharon Crouch, Carol Swaim, Nancy Potts, Janet Buehler, Linda Davidson, Pat Hopper, Janet Argabright, Bonnie Buis. ROW TWO: Mrs. Anderson-Sponsor,Margaret Schrader, Bobbe Jo Bevan, Marilyn Wagner, Marcia Moore, Paula Ott, Janet Dolen, Christine Hoffman, Julie McBride. ROW THREE: Candy Jimeson, Linda Comstock, Kathy Moser, Sandy Chesnut, Linda Sale, Debbie Kleppe, Ann Hooper, Janet Wilson, Peggy Wenger, Linda Carpenter. ROW FOUR: Vickie Christie, Dianna Atlakson, Kathy Jacobs, Sheila Huwe, Vicki Reed, Marilyn Weaver, Florence Robinson, Wendy Bowen, Marsha Mendenhall, Janet Hinz. ROW FIVE: Connie Chandler, Brenda Tessendorf, Milana Mueller, Kathy McCoy, Leslie Banta, Connie Miller, Sarah Jones, Nancy Kneisel, Janet Pautz. TOP ROW: Shelly Lyon, Judy Middendorf, Vivian Brockhoff, Lois Bradshaw, Karla Laverentz, Cheryl Vaught, Deanna Winters, Barbara Mueller, Patrice McBride. vt SEVENTH GRADE: Christine Hoffman, Jane Wilson, Peggy Wenger, Florence Robinson, Paula Ott, Cheryl Yingling, Christina Rockey, Marsha Mendenhall, Linda Davidson, Tom Pittman, Janet Pautz, David Green, John Barrett, Gary Ripple, Russ Meyer, Marilyn Wagner, Janet Buehler, Terry Duvall, Mike Widman, Allen Hossfeld, Mike Trojovsky, Sheryl Sapp, Tom Tritsch, Randy Wenger, Brad Weinberg, Ryan Schober, John Byers, Randy Scarbrough, Bobbe Jo Bevan, Sharon Crouch, Jimmy Clausen. EIGHTH GRADE: Patrice McBride, Kathy McCoy, Rob Combs, Vivian Brockhoff, Kathy Moser, Carol Swaim, Vickie Christie, Greg Winslow, Mike Luster, Steve Lovelady, Steve Winter, Dave Moore, Mike Montague, John Schilling, Karla Laverentz, J e r ry Swartz, Alan White, Nancy Kneisel, Marcia Moore. TWIRLERS: Nancy Potts, Sarah Jones, Janet Hinz. JUNIOR HIGH BAND AND PAPOOSES ROW ONE: Christine Hoffman, Candy Jimeson, Jane Wilson, Janet Argabright, Janet Buehler, Sarah Jones, Brenda Tessendorf, Janet Hinz, Bonnie Buis, Julie McBride, Leslie Banta, Dianna Mendez, Eileen Prawl. ROW TWO: Vickie Christie, Debbie Kleppe, Linda Sale, Janet Dolen, Connie Miller, Cheryl Yingling, Marilyn Weaver, Florence Robinson, Linda Davidson, Margaret Schrader, Linda Comstock, Dianna Atlakson, Marcia Moore, Sandy Chesnut. ROW THREE: Connie Chandler, Lois Bradshaw, Sharon Crouch, Sheryl Sapp, Bobbe Jo Bevan, Patricia Hopper, Deanna Winters, Wendy Bowen, Marsha Mendenhall, Sharon Sheppard, Ann Hooper, Henrietta Brown, Peggy Wenger. ROW POUR: Sharon Carpenter, Roberta Grier, Helen Webster, Mary Ellen Scott, Nancy Potts, Carol Swaim, Kathy Moser, Karla Laverentz, Vicki Reed, Paula Ott, Janet Pautz, Sheryl Babb, Cheryl Vaught. TOP ROW: Milana Mueller, Kathy Jacobs, Patrice McBride, Kathy McCoy, Nancy Kneisel, Linda Carpenter, Judy Middendorf, Shelly Lyon, Vivian Brockhoff, Barbara Mueller, Barbara Dunn, Marilyn Wagner, Sheila Huwe JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Mike Trojovsky, MikeMontague, Brad Weinberg, Mike Wagner, Alan White, Russell Meyer, Clair I-Iarpster Randy Scarbrough, Galen Lehmann. ROW TWO: John Byers John Barrett, Roger Hiskey, Bob Dennis, Donald Lehmann Steve Lovelady, Dale Mueller, Tom Tritsch, Jim Bartley ROW THREE: Roger Selman, Steve Chandler,MikeWidman EA ON 'S RECORD Hiawatha Qppgnent O Horton 34 O Holton 34 0 Sabetha 26 Bob Widman, Dick Wallis, Charles Gray, Gary Ripple, Dennis Rake, David Green. TOP ROW: Jim'Mendenhall, Jerry Swartz, Steve Winter, John Schilling, Mike Luster, Lambert Bailey,,Richard Kreitzer, Don Tipton, Russell Robertson, Mr. Crouch-Coach. Junior High Managers: Russell Meyer and Galen Lehmann LHHTIGRADEILMMIHBALL SEASONS n RECORD H 1awatha Opponent 36 Horton 31 1 3 Hi hland 1 4 14 Sagetha 24 21 Onaga 22 1 8 Highland 11 23 Holton l 6 25 Horton 42 47 Troy 30 TOURNAMMMH' Hiawatha Opponent 21 Onaga 1 9 30 Sabetha 26 ROW ONE: Richard Kreitzer, Steve Winter, Bill Jones, Steve Lovelady, Gary Rutland, John Schilling, Steve Miller. TOP ROW: Mr. Dugan-Coach, Ronnie Dean Galen Lehmann, Jim Sanford Robbie Combs, Jeff Nichols Chuck Schuetz, Russ Meyer. EEMSON3 RECORD Hiawatha Opponent 26 Horton 19 24 Highland 14 30 Sabetha 23 1 8 Onaga 1 9 17 Highland 24 1 6 Holton 27 33 Horton 24 33 Troy 15 SEVEWHIGRADEIMGKETRAUZ ROW ONE: Tom Tritsch, Bob Dennis, Mike Widman, Randy Wenger, Steve Chandler, Alan Hossfeld, Bob Harpster, Brad Weinberg, John TO ' . -C h b h D ' R k Byers. P ROW. Mr Dugan oac , Randy Scar roug , ennis a e Fritz Kroh, David Green, Gary Ripple, Jim Clausen, Mike Trojovsky Russ Meyer. 87 I w 88 ADMINI TRA T ION A9 .yy M4 .-., L . - ,, S UPERIN T ENDEN T'S MESSAGE Congratulations and thanks to the Redskin Staff, and to Miss Grace Owen, the sponsor, on the splendid Hiawatha High School Annual for the 1964-1965 school year. I wish to express my sincere appreciation on an excellent piece of work. Sincerely Wahl 1-1 . 1 Richard H. Turner Q L l A l 4. E 4 Q i s 90 PRINCIPAL 'S MESSAGE Congratulations to Miss Owen and the an- nual staff for providing us with one of the finest yearbooks ever produced at H.H.S. I am sure that we will enjoy fond memories as we vicariously relive this annual now and in future years. 1 I .4 5 3 5 ' s 2 2,53 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: Mark Allee, Sue Trojovsky, Alera Spaulding Judy Schock, Ruth Dannenberg, Bill Edds. ROW THREE BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Mr. Jack Mathewson, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Florence Welrmer, Clerk: Mr. William French, Presidentg Jim Hohnbaum, Alrita Wagner. ROW TWO: BobxGravesl li W Q if W ff if 1 Q i Q W 2 0 2 i f Aff, Mr. Wade-Spo sor, Frank Goodwin, Steve Goertz, George Jones, Tom Brlack, Larry Scraper, Mike Germann, Jane Strahan, Janice Sloan, Pat Argabright. Mr. Lyle Potts. STANDING: Mr. Frank Davis, Treasurerg Mr. George Schillingg Mr. James Bairdg Mr. Harlan Strahan. 'M 5' 5 +49 fl E5 I -iff i MRS PATRICIA ANDERSON MRS NADINII PIZRCY Junxor H1gh Enghsh Enghsh III IV Speech Kayette Sponsor MRS VELMA HOFFMAN MR CARL BLACKWOOD Engllsh II III Readmg Jumor H1gh Enghsh Enghsh I Sophomore Sponsor Spelhng Freshman Sponsor Nauonal Honor SOC16ty Sponsor Dxrector Jumor Sen1or Play ART-FRE CH-M IC MR. JEFF ANDERSON Vocal Music Seventh Grade Sponsor MR. JAMES JOHNSON Kay SPODSOT Art, Junior High Social Science Junior Sponsor MR. DONALD MEREDITH MRS. HAZELL MYERS Instrumental Music French Eighth Grade Sponsor Senior Sponsor Band Sponsor S ww. M A ATHE ATIC -BUSINESS ED CATIO MR. WADE ANDERSON MR. DELWIN SCARBROUGH Mathematics Mathematics Junior Sponsor Eighth Grade Sponsor Junior High Student Council Sponsor MR. DONALD MCBRIDE MISS GRACE OWEN Business Education Business Education Mathematics Senior Sponsor Seventh Grade Sponsor Yearbook Sponsor 41351 -q MR. F. M. COPELAND Science Social Science Senior Sponsor .Tumor Sponsor p I J' . gfzwm it MR. WALTER CROUCH Social Science Coach Kay Sponsor MRS MARGARET ELLIS Junior High Social Science Junior High Kayette Sponsor K INDU TRIAL ART PHYSICAL ED CATIO MR. WALTER RAND MR ROY SMITH Industrial Arts Coach H-Club Sponsor MR. LARRY REED Physical Education World History Coach H-Club Sponsor LIBRARY - GUIDA C CE TER 0 FIC 4' 3 MISS ETHEL A RCHER Librarian MRS. FLORENCE VVELTMER Office Secretary s 5 ii MRS. DAISY RAMEY Librarian 55 MR. R.E. WEIDE Guidance Counselor Freshman Sponsor MRS. PHYLLIS CANNON Office Secretary C TODIA - BUS DRIVER LU CHROOM HELPER MR. HENRY KUCK MR. KNOWLTON MOORE MR. RAYMOND WINTERS Bus Driver Bus Driver Custodian MR. ORLEY YING LING Custodian MR. LLOYD WEEKLEY MR. STANLEY WIDMAN Bus Driver Bus Driver MRS. T. W. WHITE, MRS. LESLIE HOPPER, MRS. BEN NOTTINGHAM Lunchroom Helpers Faculty Feed lb... Future Teachers? Hen-pecked Husbands Who made that crack? Our coordinated coach 100 The Redskin editor and staff would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who advertised in our 1965 Redskin. Without these advertisers and boosters it would be most difficult to publish this book. We urge the students to show their gratitude by patronizing these advertisers. We would also like to say thank you to our most efficient sponsor, Miss Grace Owen, without her patient guidance the '65 Redskin would and could not have been published. We hope that this book will recall many happy events and memories . . . all school dances, athletic events, musical programs, contests, class parties, friends and class- mates for the 1964-65 school year at HJ-l.S. The '65 Redskin Staff ADVERTISING 101 5 4 3 e S L Congratulations Seniors BROWN ELECTRIC Service is our most important product. 102 MICHAEl'S PLUMBING 8. HEATING SERVICE Kohler Bath Fixtures Rheem Water Heaters Jacuzzi Water Systems Hiawatha, Kansas SCHROTH'S YI ltr A U LOW PRICES EVERY DAY! MENDENHAll'S SHOES Town Glock Corner Kingsway For Men Grace Walker gl Gems Cooper Feeds BROCKHOEE MIllIN6 SERVICE Grinding Sz Mixing on Your Farm Phone 742-2922 Hiawatha, Kansas fx 0. K. RUBBER VIELDERS COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE CALL 742-209I mvmmmc AND vlclumv. OWNERS ,ia I 7I6 OREGON HIAWATHA, KANS. HOSSEElD RADIO 8. TV 514 Oregon Street - Phone 742-2622 un umsx ' Q gm Radios NE nzinmffifiiff ME 103 CANDY STRIPE DRIVE-IN . and Mrs. W. D. Weinberg, Sr. JIMESON MOTOR SERVICE General Mechanic 81 R p W k F S H hK EUlK'S El00R SERVICE I A, fi V 1, . Phone 742-2110 I-I h K NEIBIING TEXACO Gasoline Localized for You , Sq 'O BEN FRANKLIN S IZFITWN'N .' Z'A '-K null! N 2 ima 59535118 his WR! i .0 4,l., W 1,,, D Vic and Helen Black The store that is bigger and better and so are the bargains. BEN FRANKLIN STORE 620-622 Oregon Hiawatha, Kansas 105 HOFFMAN SEED 8. NURSERY Seed - Nursery - Landscaping 114 Mile East on U.S. 36 Hiawatha, Kansas Phone 742-2912 ALBEE Hy-Klas Market Compliments of STREIB 8. SON Service Shop F Congratulations Seniors GlllILAND'S CARPETING .lACOBSEN'S WESTERN AUTO CLAUDE HANSON Real Estate 81 Insurance Farm Loans Hiawatha, Kansas Res: 622 172 Oregon - Off: 630 Oregon Phone 742-2785 - Phone 742-2951 106 R. C. Smith Motor Co. ESX' CHRYSLER-DODGE-DODGE DART SALES AND SERVICE Hmm 100 KICKAPOO ST. W am HIAW ATHA, KANSAS Hiawatha Community Hospital STAFF Arthur L. Nichols, MD Ray E. Meidinger, MD T. G. Duckett, MD DeWitt S. Lowe, MD Mrs. Julia Wissinger Strong, RN Director of Nursing Mr. Gerald E. Alkire, Administrator 107 TICE DRUGS H. R. TICE, R. Ph. C. L. TICE, R. Ph. Wall Paper - Cooks Paints - Hobby Headquarters - Photographic Supplies Registered Pharmacist on call 24 hours Phone 742-2191 I-liawatha, Kansas s ' ' 108 Tick Tock Cafe It O sf. f N READY MIXED CONCRETE gfaldlng p : OIig3MEIflCAN 1 I I I rms I BUILDERS HARDWARE I A' :Csc:s:tal2FD'NG ,X +2 I 0 rmrr a. LAMBERT 1 - 1 met Annum clomme XII A, If 1 Famous Brands EYEEQEZEEZ-:SF X WHS L Capps Stylemart DIAL - Q fp-gr Suits - Top Coats - Sport Coats 5 ' FAIRVIEW Van Heusen Shirts HO 7-3880 , iw rj HORTON' -,wig Stevens Hats 4352237 ' Lee Brand Riders H , LUMBER 'COMPANY Hlawatha' KHHSaS ao1 onseon HIAWATHA, KAN. 109 L A ' A Engines Congratulations Class of 1965 Qt Sales and Service SHEAR AUTO REPAIR 307 South Sth Hiawatha, Kansas Phone 742-3341 WllDE TOOL COMPANY, INC ,A X R25 4 Q ...d co ro I Im, cols Hiawatha Kansas Hilton Clausen, Owner Farm, Home, and Automotive Supplies ClIEE'S MARKET Serving You Since '41 Hiawatha, Kansas 110 Congratulations to the Senior Class Rosenbalm's Studio 709 172 Oregon Street Hiawatha, Kansas 6ray's Jewelry 626 Oregon Street Phone 742-3471 REENTS SHOE STORE SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY 608 Oregon Street Hiawatha, Kansas HIAWATHA HOME FURNISHINGS Across the street west of the Court House Free Parking Maytag Si Frigidaire Sales and Service Compliments of STRAHAN'S RECREATION Phone 742-2965 - Oregon Street Hiawatha, Kansas Eat Out With Bernie THE TOPPER CAFE First 81 Oregon Hiawatha, Kansas EREEBORN'S 5 SERVICE CUELIGAN o W COUNTRY SOUIRE MOTEL Hiawatha, Kansas No Highway Noise Mr., and Mrs, Delbert Wenger West on U.S., 36 - Phone 742-2877 Hl 'S lag lq, XX XX B1 Nxn Congratulations Seniors ffdawaHio,,Kama,4 Jsiffli- 5 33 W 113 4 5 -5 n ' Congr atul ations Seniors Dairy Oueen Home of Delicious Malts, Shakes, 81 Sundaes Q a s . 5 it if fi Y? is 1 We lYlE POITS The MEEK Moduary, Inc. Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard S. Casselman jeweler ' 124 South 7th Street Diamonds - Watches - Gifts Hiawatha' Kansas f A f Z 2f1s.4f,QzEffa2ffit-. gQggs..1,Ha,vdw,hiayw 1 iles L :S f, f1i 1if.e 4 2' g ivy ei, MW e- ,W . , gsm? is nik 1' :Y 2515491 ' .J ' , eee, IH ,w 1 YY LH : 'I X 114 XNSUR S1 4 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI THE MORRILL 8z JANES BANK Hiawatha, Kansas Msmarn 9 rzmzmu. nfs: 1: 4' PX Q2 uo.ooo Q, 7 nulnluu C .9 IN IANQ G E nt: non ' E o 'O' Q' va, , .W MEMBEQ. SYSTEM '9 a A ' x . . y 115 Xxx XX Lt'-N R NNN, V49 In Ill W W 7' 1, y ,t I X'xI?'xo A ' Xiiwu S ski! Kimmel Oil Company Where men know tires best Where you can get most reliable petroleum products Where you get service with a smile '? l I 368 A 8. W Drive-In Mr, and Mrs. Larry Craig 24 116 THE MAPlE LEAF Where School Friends Meet THE GAS sERvlcE co. Hiawatha, Kansas Division 117 South Sixth Street Hiawatha, Kansas BARTIEY AUTO 8. ELECTRIC Complete Automobile Small Engine Repair 824 Oregon Phone 742-2361 JAMES BEAUTY SALON Personal Hair Fashions James H. Hedrick 104 N, Fourth Hiawatha, Kansas Compliments of HAllING'S SERVICE STATION Congratulations to the Class of 1965 HIAWATHA FARM 81 HOME DISCOUNT CENTER Cut West on the Curvin' Hill ll N Telephone fr S 'J A-, .Ms , A . . ae ssQ:r,:,n1,g . - A wgi ' 4,1 ,yxzsguvngki v ir V . . ,i ,,. .z..w.,...-A SWL My ev ly .f Savers and Homemakers look ahead . . . get ahead at the HIAWATHA SAVINGS gl LOAN ASSOCIATION insured Savings by Federal Savings 81 Loan Insurance Corporation Officers and Directors Harlan A. Strahan Harlan L. Schram Robert S. Moser Robert M. Finley James L. Baird Ernestine E. Patton 742-2153 President Vice-President Secretary gl Treasurer Director Director Assistant Secretary 6th gl Utah St 118 f , inlay 11 rr CAMPBELL 66 SERVICE AGENT . u S85Ai1iipSiiS5 i142-35ofTln:4z-3424 Tank Wagon Service 4 5 -...-.. , HIAWATHA MATERIALS IN C. 829 OREGON STREET PHONE 742-3722 HIAWATHA. KANSAS Building Materials - Construction I ,, 119 l Whatever the season McDONALD'S has a coat for you. Choose from a Wide Variety of men's, ladies', and children's shoes, expertly fit in McDONALD'S shoe department., l The latest styles and fabrics are to be found in McDONALD'S lingerie department 120 Congratulations Seniors Hiawatha Skelgas West on U.S. 36 Gene Bechtold, Owner FT 4 -- 1qA A Compliments of In :vu--Lifiqf H RA, U ,,.,,ra ig., P ,EE E I. r-fi 1-QLENEEKR Hiawatha Motor SAPPIE'S SERVICE STATION '- Li. Company A I 4i r SQ' r EIGHTH STREET PHONE 31 xv I In A Hiawatha, Kansas - X ' OLDSMOBILE' 1 SALES - SERVICE 12 NORTHEAST KANSAS MOTOR 8. IMPLEMENT COM ANY Clothing for the Whole Family GlYNN'S ON THE CORNER HTAWATI-IA, KANSAS We personally select all our merchandise and believe we offer the best values in the market. L. G. STUNZ Music Shop 81 Photography Service Congratulations Seniors JOHANSEN'S D-X SERVICE 122 1 L WOlFE FEED 8 GRAIN COMPANY A 81 B Hiawatha Feeds Custom Grinding And Mixing--Grain 8g Cash Paid for Eggs Store 821 Oregon, Hiawatha, Kansas E1eVf1f01' 809 KiCkaP00 628 Oregon Hiawatha, Kansas A I In This Modern World You'l1 Be Comfortable With rnswlled By CLARK MOTOR COMPANY Salfeslihggrig? SA-eglzfcice 725 Oregon ' 742-3128 123 Compliments of DELMONICO CAFE f'- Congratulations to the Class of '65 IEMAN MOTOR SERVICE 36 Highway West Hiawatha, Kansas Plymouth St Valiant G.M.C. Trucks 5 Pnoffsslonlinlnfcionv DR. T. G. DUCKETT, M.D. DR. ARTHUR l. NICHOLS, M.D. 742-21 61 61 6 Oregon Hiawatha, Kansas DR. DeWITT S. IOWE, M.D. 742-2117 202 South Sixth Hiawatha, Kansas 6. L. TEAll, D.D.S. B. Richard Banta, D.D.S. 742-2165 514 Delaware Hiawatha, Kansas DR. H. E. RIPPLE Optometrist 742-3631 121 South Sixth Hiawatha, Kansas REDSKIN BGOSTERS TED'S STANDARD SERVICE BROWN COUNTY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION NOKOMIS DRIVE-IN MAPLE LANES HIAWATHA LAUNDROMAT 81 DRY CLEANING SIM gl KNEISEL FURNACE SERVICE ROEDER ELECTRIC FRANCES' BEAUTY SHOP SWANK SUPER SERVICE CORKEN'S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE GAMBLE'S STORE DR. R. R. MILLER REDMON HOTEL 81 COFFEE SHOP HANER BARBER SHOP HEDRICK'S BARBER SHOP LEGLER CLEANERS HIAWATHA GREENHOUSE SHOCKLEY IMPLEMENTS WILLIAMS PRINTING gl OFFICE SUPPLIES KANSAS POWER 81 LIGHT COMPANY HATFIELD'S BEAUTY SALON LIERZ BARBER SHOP HITE'S DAIRY FARMER'S INSURANCE GROUP George W. Miller, Agent HAZEL'S STYLE Sz SET SAFEWAY BEVAN MOTOR COMPANY MONTAGUE AUTO SERVICE GRIFFITH MOTOR COMPANY STATE FARM INSURANCE Don Winter, Agent MODERN CLEANERS HIAWATI-IA SEAT COVER COMPANY W. C. Heller RAY MEIDINGER, M.D. MARTIN AUTO 81 TRACTOR COMPANY LYNN BLAIN REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION gl SUPPLIES Contractor 81 Builder LEHMANN BODY SHOP DR. J. W. OTT WACNER'S HOME SUPPLIES I. M. SCI-IWALM, D. V. M. DON CRAMER--Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds TYRER BLACKSMITH SHOP OVERFIELD'S CORNER DRUG STORE MOORE'S MARKET --, 125 INDEX Blain, Peggy . . Blakley, Plesent Bogan, Terrence .. ....... 76 Bowen, Gwyneth . . Bowen, Wendy . . . Bracken, Patrick Bradshaw, Lois . Bradshaw, Mark 47,57,70,91 2l,34,35,38,40,48, 49,62 24 . . 21,34,40,62 . . . . 76,84,85 ........79,84 . . . . . 76,84,85 . . 24,43,44,46,47 Dunn, Barbara . . Dunn, Cheryl . . Duvall, David . . Duvall, Terry . . Edds, William . . . Ellis, James . . . Ewing, Larry Freeborn, Barbara Frye, Leslie . . . 49,57,66,67,70,91 ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Anderson, Jeff .... . . . 93 Anderson, Patricia . . . . 82,92 Anderson, Wade . . . . . 94 Archer, Ethel. . . . . 97 Baird, James . . . . .91 Blackwood, Carl . . . . 92 Blaue, Donna . . . . . 38,95 Copeland, F. M. . . . . . . 95 Cowley, Pamela . . . . 35,82,96 Crouch, Walter . . 42,86,95 Davis, Frank . . ..... 91 Dugan, Ralph . . . . . 87,95 Ellis, Margaret . . . 82,95 French, William . .... 91 Gannon, Phyllis . .... 97 Hoffman, Velma . .... 92 Johnson, James . . 36,66,93 Mathewson, Jack .... 91 McBride, Donald . . . 82,94 Meredith, Donald . . 93 Myers, Hazell . . . . 93 Owen, Grace . . . . . 32,94 Percy, Nadine . Potts, Lyle . . . ...40,92 91 Brassfield, Ronald ......... 21 Britto, Joselito . . . .... l0,66,67 Brockhoff, Joyce . . . . 24,34,48,49 Brockhoff, Vivian . . . . 76,84,85 Bronkar, Carole . . ...... 24 Brown, Henrietta . . ..... 79,85 Buehler, Janet ........ 79,84,85 Buehler, Mary Ann . . 2l,34,35,38, 41,62 Buis, Bonnie ....... 76,84,85 Buis, Peggy . . 11,34,35,4l,45,47,53 Butrick, Christina ......... 27 Byers, John ...... 79,84,85,86,87 Fulk, Janet .... Fulk, Larry . . Gall, David . . Gall, James . Gall, Mary . . Gatz Rita . . Gatz, Roger . . . Gatz Teresa . . . 79,85 ........27 . . . . . . . 27 . . . . . . 80,85 12,36,42,66,67,9l ........22,62 . 21,43,62,66,67 . . . . . . 12,34,38 . . 28,34,41,48,49 . . . . . . . . . 28 Frakes, Peggy . .l .. . . . . . . 12,40 . . 24,48,49,66 . . . . 22,66 . . . 28,69 . . . 24,34,38 . . . l2,34,38,40 . . . . . . 22,42,62 . . 24 38,48 49 George, Paula . . 24,44,45,47,48,49 Gerlt, Harold . . . Gerlt, Suzanne ......... 22,34 Germann, Michael . . 13,32,36,42,48, Clausen, James . Ramey, Daisy . . . .... . . 97 Rand, Walter . . . . 36,66,70,96 Reed, Larry ........ 36,66,70,96 Scarbrough, Delwin . . .... 82,94 Schilling, George . . ..... 91 Smith, Roy ..... . . 73,96 Strahan, Harlan . . .... 91 Turner, R. H. . . ..... . 90 Wade, Stanley . . . . 90,9l,97 Weide, R. E. ..... ..... 9 7 Weltmer, Florence .... . . 91,97 STUDENTS Adcock, Janet .... 27,34,48,49 Aeschliman, Kenneth ...... 21,46 Aeschliman, Lorraine .... l0,48,49 Albee, Deborah . . 24,34,4l,48,49 Cannon, Doris . . Carpenter, Linda . . . . . . 21,41 . . 76,83,84,85 Carpenter, Sharon I. .. . .... 76,85 Chandler, Carolyn Chandler, Connie Chandler, Gary . Chandler, Stephen Cheek, Marilyn . Chesnut, Judy . . Chesnut, Len Roy Chesnut, Sondra . .......27,34 . . . . . 76,84,85 11,43,44,46,47,7O . . . 79,84,86,87 ........24,34 . . . 11,34,40 . . . . 79,84 . . 76,84,85 Christie, Vicki . . . . . . 76,84,85 Clarkson, Mary . Clarkson, Walter Clausen, Annette Clausen, Eileen Colvin, Rodney . . Combs, Ramon . . . Comstock, Linda . . 21,34,48,49 . . . . . 21,36,43,68 . 1l,32,35,4O,44, 45,47 . . . . . 27,34 . . 79,84,85,87 . . . . . . . 27 . . . 76,84,85,87 . . . 77 84 85 Copeland, William I . . . '1i,43f46Q47 Covert, Jean . . 2l,38,40,48,49,62 Crawford, Nancy . . . . . . . . . 24 Crouch, Dennis . . . 2l,36,43,62,66,67 Gladhart, Donald .... 28,48,49,73 Glynn, Nancy ........ l3,32,33 Goertz, Steven . . l0,36,37,42,44,46, 47,70,9l Goetzfridt, Bernard ...... 13,42 Goodwin, Frank . . 21,43,46,47,66, 68,91 Grathwohl, Edward ....... 13,42 Graves, Robert .... 2l,46,47,62,9l Gray, Charles ..... 80,82,84,86 Gray, Scott ........ 28,47,48,49 Green, David .... 80,84,85,86,87 Green, Susan . . 22,34,37,38,4l,45, 47,62 Grier, Dion . . . ....... . . 28 Grier, Malcolm . . . . 80 Grier, Roberta . ..... 77,85 Grier, Tanya . . . Groves, Deborah Harmon, Robert . . . Harmon, Thomas . Harpster, Clair . Harris, Donald . . Hatfield, Darlene Albert, Elaine . . 24,34,38,40,48,49 Allee, Mark . . l0,36,37,42,44,46,47, 66,70,9l Allen, Jean . . 11,34,40,44,45,47, Aller, Terry . . Argabright, Janet 48,49 27,43,48,49 76,82,84,85 Ar abri ht Patricia I I I . .24,41,9i 8 S 1 Armstrong, Dennis Atlakson Diana Ariaksonf Melvin '. '. '2i,fi3, Babb, Sheryl Ann Bailey, Lambert . Baird, Charles . .' 2724.2 Baird, Mary Jane Banta, Leslie . . . . . . Barrett John . . 24,is,49,70 . 76,8435 44,46,47,62 . . . 79,85 43,66,68,70 Bailey, Robert . . I. .. '21, . . 76,84,86 ,48,49,69,73 1l,32,33,41 76,82,84,85 79 84 85 86 Bartley, James . . .. . ,79:84:86 Bearce, Earl . . . 21,43,44,46,47,66 Beberme er Anthon y , y ....... 27 Bechtold, Sandra ...... ll,34,40 Bevan, Barbara .... . . 79,84,85 Bevan, Steven ..... .... 7 6,84 Bianchi, Thomas ....... 27,69,73 Black, Vicki . . . 2l,34,35,40,44,45, 47,62 Black, Thomas . . 10,36,37,42,44,46. 126 Crouch, Greg . . ll,43,44,46,47,66,67 Crouch, Sharon ........ 79,84,85 Curless, Mary Cay . . ll,34,35,40,44, ,45,47,48,49,57 Curtis, Linda . . . ...... 27,34 Dale, Jane .... . . . ll,34,38,40 Dale, Karen ....... 24,38,4l Dannenberg, Ruth. . ll,38,4l,45,47,9l Davidson, Alan ......... 12,42 Davidson, Linda ....... 79,84,85 Hayes, Carol . . Hayes, Donald . . Hayes, John .... Hewins, Marjorie Hildwein, Patsy . Hinton, Jerry . . Hinton, Roger . . . . . . . . . 28 . . 13,34,35,37,4O, 44,45,47 . . . . . 25,70 . .... 28,69,73 . . . 80,84,86,87 . . . . . . 13,43 . . l3,34,35,38,41, 54,55 . . . . . . 28 . . . 22,42,66,68 . . . . . . . . 28 . 22,44,45,47,48, 49,62 . . . l3,41,44,45,47 .......13 .....28,73 Davis, Diann . . 12,34,35,44,45,47,57 Day, Alan . . . Dean, Gerald . . Dean, Ronald . . .n D . . . . . 27,42,73 21,42,46,47,62 . . .77,s4,87 Dean victoria .... ' ..... 12,41 Dennis, Robert .... 79,83,84,86,87 Dicken, Michael Dicken, Paul . . Dickeson, Ellen . Dickeson, Thomas Dolen, Janet . . . Dolen Jean . . . 12,43,44,46,47 . . . . 24,48,49 ......12 .. .. 77,82,84 . . . . . 79,84,85 , ............ 12 Duckett, Linda . . 22,37,38,4O,44,45, 47,48,49,62 Duncan, Anita . . lO,34,44,45,47,48,49 Duncan, Delmer . . . . ..... 27 Duncan, Helen ....... . . 27,34 Duncan. LaTonna . . . 27.34.48.49 Hinz, Janet . . . . . . . 80,84,85 Hiskey, Roger . . .... 80.86 Hoar, Sandra . . . . 25,40,48,49 Hodge, Janet ...... 25,44,45,47 Hodge, Linda ....... 22,34,40,62 Hoffman, Christine ...... 80,84,85 Hoffman, Harold . . 25,42,44,46,48,49 Hohnbaum, James ..... l3,37,42,9l Hooper, Ann Ellen ...... 80,84,85 Hooper, Gary . . . . . . 14,42 Hooper, Lela ........ 25,38,4l Hopper, Patricia ....... 80,84,85 Horn, June . . 22,34,40,48,49,62 Hossfeld, Allen ...... 80,84,85,87 Hossfeld, Donald . . . 25,48,49,66,70 Hossfeld, Julie . . l4,34,40,44,45,47, 48,49 Hossfeld, Raelena . . 22,34,35,38,48, 49,62 Hossfeld, Thomas . . . 25,48,49,66,7O Howard, Charles . . . 28,42,49,69,73 Howard, Harold ....... 14,36,66 Howard, John .... 25,44,46,47,48,49 Hundley, Gary ...... 22,43,46,62 Hutcherson, Charles ........ 25 Huwe, Gregory ...... 22,46,47,62 Huwe, Sheila ......... 77,84,85 Irwin, Raymond .......... 14 Jacobs, Katherine ...... 77,84,85 Jahn, Arlinda . . 22,34,44,45,47,48, 49,62 Jahn, Martin ........... 28 Jimeson, Candice . . . 80,84,85 Jimeson, James . .... 25 Mathewson, Florence Matthias, Russell . . . Mauslein, Charles . . Meisenheimer, John . Meisenheimer, Thomas Mendenhall, James . . Mendenhall, Marsha . Mendez, Augustina . . Mendez, Dianna . . . Mendez, Josephine . . Mendez, Michael . . Merchant, Larry . . Meugniot, Carol . . . Meugniot, Mary . . . . . 15,34,37, 38,41 . . 77,82,84 . . . 15,22 .......22 . . . 28 . . . 77,84,86 . . 80,84,85 . . . 25,34 . . 80,85 ....28 ..77,84 ...28 ..80,85 28 Jimeson, John ....... 28,48,49 Jimeson, Margie ...... 28,34,38 Jimeson, Samuel . . 25,44,46,47,48,49 Johansen, Michael . . 22,44,46,48, 49,62 John, Martha .... 25,34,41,48,49 Jonach, Linda . . . ...... 28,34 Jones, William .... 76,83,84,87 Jones David . , ........... 22 Jones, George ...... l4,36,42,9l Jones, Judith . . 22,32,33,34,35,37,40, 48,49,62 Jones, Sarah ....... 77,82,85 Karst, Peggy .... 25,34,4l,48,49 Kerl, Marilyn . . . 25,34,38,4l King, Frank . . . Kleppe, Paul . . Kleppe, Debra . Kneisel, Diane . Kneisel, Harlan . Kneisel, Kathleen . . ..... 25,34 Kneisel, Nancy . . Kocher, Kathleen Koenig, Gerol Ann Kosman, Kenneth Kreitzer, Richard Kroh, Fredric . Kreuzburg, John Lackey, Linda . . Lange, Theresa . I. ' Lara, Marie . . Lara, Victoria . Laverentz, Karla Lehmann, Donald Lehmann, Galen Lehmann, Karla . .. . .....28 .....80,84 . . . . 77,82,84,85 . . . . 14,40 .. ...... 80 . 77,82,84,85 . . ..... 14,40 . . 25,34,38,4l . . . ..... 25 . . . . 77,86,87 . . 80,84,87 . . . . . . . 22 . . . . . 9,14,34 22,34,40,48,49,62 . . . . 25,48,49 . 22,34,40,48,49 . . . 77,82,84,85 . . . . . . 80,84,86 . . 77,84,86,87 l4,32,33,35,37,40 Long, Steven . . . 22,36,43,62,66,67 Longenecker, Carol . . 25,34,40,44,45, 47,-48,49 Longenecker, Deborah ..... 28,34 Longenecker, Richard ..... 77,84 Lovelady, Steven . . 77,82,84,85,86,87 Lundy, Judith . . . 22,34,41,48,49,62 Luster, Michael . . . . 77,82,84,85,86 Lydick, Sylvia Ann ....... 14,41 Lyon, Kelly . . . Lyon, Shelly . . McBride, Patrice McCarty, Nancy McCoy, Kathryn McCoy, Margaret' ' . . . . . 25,48,49 . . . . 77,82,84,85 . . . 77,82,84,85 . 80,82,84,85 McBride, Julie . .' McCarty, Gary . . ..... 25 ........15,34 . . . 76,82,84,85 28 48 49 McCoy, Michael . .'25,36,4'2,48,49,66, 68,70 McCoy, Shirley . . 25,34,35,4l,45,47, 4 8,49 McFeeters, Michael . . . CNopicture8 8 Mc Kee Ruth . McQueen, Carol ' ' Marrs, Janet . . Marrs, Stephen . Massie, William . 25,34,40,48,49 25,34,44,45,47, 48,49 . . 27,34,38,40 . . . 22,62,66 . . . l5,43,48,49 Meyer, Garry . Meyer, Russell . . . . 25 80,85,86,87 Miadenaorf, Judith ' .' .' .' 76,82,84,85 Middendorf, Karen Miller, Connie . Miller Lowell . . . 26,34,35,4l, 45,47 . . 77,82,84,85 , .......... 26 Miller, Michael .... 26,46,47,48,49 Miller, Stephen ........ 77,87 Miller, Wesley ......... 80,84 Milne, Richard . . . 22,43,44,46,47,62 Montague, Michael . . 77,82,84,85,86 Moore, David ......... 77,84,85 Moore Marcia ..... 22,34,40,48,49 Moorei Marcia 18th gradej . . . 77, 84,85,62 Moran, Nicholas ......... 77,84 Morey, Daniel .......... 80,84 Moser, Katherine . . . 78,82,84,85 Moyer, Charles . . ..... 15,43 Moyer, Marion ........ . 78,84 Moyer, Michael ........ 78,84 Moyer, Paul .......... 22,43 Moynagh, Betty . . 22,34,40,44,45,47, 48,49,62 Mueller, Barbara ...... 78,84,85 Mueller, Dale . . . . . . 8O,84,85,86 Mueller, Eu ene g .......... 28 Mueller, Marjorie . . 22,34,38.4l,48, 49,62 Mueller, Milana . . . . 78,82,84,85 Neibling, John ...... 24,48,49,70 Nichols, Jeffrey ....... 78,85,87 Nichols James . , .......... 26 Nolte, Elaine . . 15,34,37,40,44,45,47 Olson, Lynda ...... 22,34,48,49,62 Olson, Ramona ....... 28,48,49 Ott, Paula .... ..... 8 l,84,85 Parker, Connie .... 28,34,40,48,49 Parks, Juda ......... l5,38,40 Patton, James . . 26,36,44,46,47,48, 49,66,67,7O Patton, Michael . . . 22,62,66,67,7O Pautz, Janet . . .... 8l,84,85 Phillips, Eric . . ..... 26,70 Phipps, Frances . . . . . . . 28 Pittman, Dorothy ......... 22 Pittman, Thomas ....... 8l,84,85 Plamann, Warren ......... 26 Potts, Julie . . 2l,34,37,4O,44,45,47, Potts, Nancy . . Prawl Eileen . Prawl, Jerry . .' Prawl, Stephen . Puvogel, Richard Quaife, Donald . Quaife, Steven . Rake, Dennis . . Rake, Merle . . Redmon Jean . 48,49,62 . . . . .81,84,85 . . 81,84,85 . . . 28,42 . . 15,36 . . 26,66 . . . 15,42 . . . . . . 78,84 . . .26,38,48,49 Rake, Charlotte '. . . . . . . 8l,84,85,86,87 15,44,46,47,49,66 22 34 62 Redmon, Kay Lynn.. I. .. 29,34,4O:48:49 Redmon, Mary Beth ....... 15,34 Reed, James . . . l6,32,33,36,42,66 Reed, Jane . . Reed, Vicki . . . Rieger, Dennis . . . Rieger, Stanley . . Ripple, Gary . . . Ripple, Patricia . . Rison, Susan .... Roberts, Frank . . Roberts, Henry . . Robertson, John . . Robertson, Russell Robidoux, Roy . . Robinson, Florence Robinson, Lloyd . Robinson, Valeria Robinson, Walter . Rockers, Dwight . Rockers, Jeanette . Rockey, Christina . Rockey, Kenneth . Ross, Ann . . . Ross, Gerald . . Ross, John .... Ross, Ronald . . Rowan, Allen . . Rudder, Kay . . . . 22,34,40 . . 78,84,85 ........29 ....8l,84 .7.9,.82,84,85,86,87 29,34,38,4l,48,49 . . . . 23,34,4l,62 . ...... 23 . ..... 26 . .... 81,86 . . . CNO Picturel . . . . . 81,84,85 . 29,46,47,48,49, 69,73 . . 23,34,35,40,44, 45,47,48,49,62 . 29,42,48,49,69,73 78,84 . . . . 26,38,45,47 . . . 8l,84,85 . ..... 16 .....29,34 . . l6,42,48,49 . . 26,36,70 ....26 ........16 .....29,34,4l Rudder, 1.616 . . 23,32,33,34,37,4O Rutland, Gary . . . Sale, Linda Sue . . Sanford, James . Sanford, Richard . Sapp, Sheryl .... Scarbrough, Randy Schilling, John . . Schober, Paul . . . ' Schock, Jane .... Schock, Judy .... Schooler, Daryl . . Schrader, Keith . . Schrader, Margaret Shrumm, David . . Schuetz, Dennis . . Schuetz, Thomas . Scott, Kathryn . . Scott, Mary Ellen . Scraper, Larry . . Scraper, Randy . . Selman, Larry . . Selman, Roger . . Sheppard, Sharon . Shockley, Franke . Shorb, Richard . . Shorb, Ronald . . . Sloan, Janice . . . Sloan, Kenneth . . Smith, David . . . Smith, Steven . . . Spare John . . . . . . . . 78,84,87 . . . . .78,84,85 .. .. 75,87 , . ..... 75 . . . . . 81,84,85 l . . . . 79,82,84, 85,86,87 1 . 78,84,85,86,87 1 . . . . . 81,841,851 16,32,38,85,38,41 l6,34,35,38,4l,9l . . . . . 23,32,33 . . . . . . . . 26 . . . . 8l,84,85 . . . 8l,84,85 . . . 78,84,87 . 16,43-,70 '. '.' l'6,.34,44,45,47 .......78,8o l6,36,42,44,46,47, 48,49,57,70,9l 29,43,44,46,47,48, 49,69,73 .......l6,36 . . 81,84,86 . . . . 79,84,85 . . . . . . . . 81 . , 23,44,46,62,66 . . 7884 .'27,84,41,'48,49f91 l0,36,42,44,46,66 . . . . . . . . . 17 . 23,82,33,37,43,62 29 48 49 73 Spare: Keith . . 26,43,4-4,46:47:48:49 Spare, Kenneth ...... 26,43,48,49 Spaulding, Aleta . . l0,32,33,34,37,4O, Stark, Timothy . . . Starr, Randolph . . Starr, Theodore . Steele, Robert . Steinbrink, Nancy. . Strahan, Anne . . Strahan, Jane . . Streib, Linda . . . Streib, Roger .... Strobel, Denis . . . Strobel, Doris . . 44,45,47,58,9l . . . . . . 26,70 . . . 23,37,62 . . 29,43,70 ........23 ., ....... 17 l7,32,33,34,38,40, 45,47 27,34,35,38,4l,9l . 23,34,48,49,62 . . . . . . 17,43 . 27,42,69,73 .l7,34,4l,44,45,47, 48,49 127 Strube, Nancy . . . Swaim, Carol . . Swartz, Gerald . . Tessendorf, Brenda Tessendorf, Sandra Thomason, Kathryn Thornton, Kathleen Thornton, Linda . .I .l .. 2'1,.40,47:48:62 Tipton, Barbara . . . Tipton, Donald . . Torrez, Ramona . Torrez William . 29,34,41,48,49 . . . . 76,82,84,85 . . 78,84,85,86 . . . 78,84,85 . 23,34,40,45, 47,62 . . . . . 81,85 293441 ......23 ...78,84,86 , ......... 78 Trapp, Walter . . . 29,42,48,49,69,73 Tritsch, Catherine . . 26,45,47,48,49 Tritsch, Thomas .... 81,84,85,86,87 Trojovsky, Michael . . 81,84,85,86,87 Trojovsky, Geraldine Sue . . 17,37,38, Vaught, Cheryl . Wagner, Alrita , Wagner, Kathleen . Wagner, Marilyn . Wagner, Michael . Wallis, Richard . . Wareham, Michael Weaver, Donald . Weaver, Linda . . Weaver, Marilyn . . 40,44,45,47,52,53,9l . . . 78,85,86 24,38,45,47,48, 49,91 . . 29,34,48,49 . . . 81,84,85 . . . . . . 81,84,86 . . . 79,82,86 23,44,46,47,48, 49,62 . . 26,66,68 . . . 17,41,56 . 81,83,84,85 . . . 78,85 Webster, Helen . Webster Lester . , . . . . . . . . 26 Webster, Raymond . . 29 Weda, Gail .... Weikle, Carolyn . . . Weinberg, Bradley . . . Weinberg, Douglas Wenger, Anthony . Wenger, Pamela . .. ' Wenger, Peggy .... Wenger, Randall . White, Alan . . . White, Linda , , Widman, Duane . Widman, Michael . Widman Robert . . . . . . 29,34 . . . . . . 17 81,84,85,86,87 26,42,44,46,47, 48,49,66,68,70 . . . . . 78,84 29,34,40,48,49 . . 81, 84,85 . 81,84,85,87 78,82,84,85,86 . . . 29,38,4l .......26,66 81,84,85,86,87 , ......... 81 Wilson, David . . 24,43,48,49,66,68,70 128 Wilson, Jane . . . Winslow, Gregg Winter, Steven . Winters, Charles . . 81,82,84,85 . . . 78,82,84,85 . . . 78,84,85,86,87 . . . . . 17,43,46 Winters, Deanna . . 78,82,84,85 Wist, Harry . . ........ 23 Wist, Howard . ........ 29 Wolfe, Carolyn . 26,34,40,44,45,47, 48,49 Wolfe, Jane . 29,34,38,4l,48,49 Wolney, James . . 26,43,46,47 Wright, Nancy . . . 26,34,4l,48,49 Yingling, Cheryl .... 81,84,85 Yingling, James . 23,43,44,46,48, 49,62 Zimmers, Phillip ....... 81,84 Zincke, William . l7,37,43,44,46, 47,70 ADVERTISERS A 8 B Fabrics81Accessories . . . A gl W Drive-In Albee Hy-Klas Market . . . . . Arnold, Paige, Clothing . . . . Bartley Auto gl Electric . . . Ben Franklin Store Brockhoff Milling Service.. i. . . Brown Electric Campbell 66 Seriviice .. D. . . Candy Stripe Drive-ln . . . Citizens State Bank Clark Motor Company . . Claude Hanson Cliff's Market Coast To Coast Country Squire Motel. 1 . . Cowan's . . . . Dairy Queen . Delmonico Cafe ..- 4 ... .. Duckett gl Nichols, M.D. . . . Freeborn's . . Fulk's Floor Service .... . . 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Potts, Lyle, Jeweler . . Redskin Boosters . . . Reents Shoe Store . . Ripple, H. E. Dr. . . Rosenbalm's Studio . . Sappie's Service Station . . Schroth's IGA ........ Shear Auto Repair . ..... Smith, R. C., Motor Company Strahan's Recreation . . . . . . . Streib 81 Son Service Shop . . Stunz, L. G ......... Teall gl Banta, D.D.S. . . Tice Rexall Drugs . . . Tick Tock Cafe ..... Topper Cafe, The ...... Wilde Tool Company, Inc. . Wolfe Feed 81 Grain Co. . 109 107 117 112 119 121 118 121 106 103 106 117 104 122 116 124 119 117 120 114 103 103 115 104 122 103 114 125 112 124 111 121 103 110 107 112 106 122 124 108 109 112 110 123 ALMA MA TER Come all loyal sons and daughters Gather round and let us sing To our Hiawatha High Schoolg Loudly let our praises ring. Truth and honor be our watchwords As we ever onward go. Grant us grace, oh God our Father, That thy blessings on us bestow. Words by Mr. R. E. Weide FARE WELL As we walk through the halls of H.H.S. for the last few times as students, we feel a pang of regret as we realize our magnificent high school days are swiftly coming to an end. We recall our wonderful times shared with class- mates and the many friends we shall leave-be- hind to carry on the traditions of our beloved school. We marvel at the way our charming foreign student, Joe , has made himself one of us and participated in our customs as we say, So long, it's been good to know you! We especially want to thank our three spon- sors for helping make our senior year the greatestl As we say thanks and best wishes to all , we hope to be remembered not for our occasional lapses but for our high purposes and our successful endeavors. 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