Highland High School - Streak Yearbook (Highland, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1968 volume:

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Qlusturlian Ehnnrhrnum flpersnnnel Frank Cluck, checker, Roy Winters, server, Mrs. Margaret Lew- is, head cook, Verl Scheiffer, server, Mrs. Elizabeth Hathhorn, assistant cook. Eldridge Robertson indent glilluniinra ll z I I l Joyce Woodrum, Mrs. Williams, Elizabeth Hedrick, Tom Simp- son, Janet Neibling, Marilyn White, Susan Windmeyer. Student Jfihrariams Standing: Linda Mur- phy, Lillie Twombly, Judy Twombly, Jack- ie Hedrick, Mr. Rora- baugh, Gloria Gordon Sitting: Roy Winters. i 1 I irwks 4 nmennxning 18-IJ I 9.- , Fi w Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland wsnn sa Qliehrnrd 6 Troy 13 Elwood 18 Powhattan O St. Peter 8a Paul 7 Easton 6 Centralia 0 Midway 13 Wathena Seated: C. B. Lackey, Leroy Lutes, Roger Rush, Frank Clock, Barry Boos, Bill Jenkins, Steve Simpson, Tom Simp- son. Kneeling: Roger Hopkins, Bill Hunsaker, DeWayne Dunn, Rick Cole, Edward Neibling, Frank Thompson, Paul Batchelder, Rick Sabbert, Larry Sinker. Standing: Coach Steiben, Martin Idol, Ted Collins, Gary Nuzum, Greg Mil- ler, Chris Rorabough, Kenneth Herring, Ass't Coach Bruns., 7 unihall Effleiiermen ' W' K' vw M -X Barry Boos-Junlor-Quarterback Q . nnnn na Frank Thompson-Semor-End Frank Cluck-Senior-Guard 'rg-,'E,'-1:,a. .2i ....:.k.,,,k sum-:Q rssf vw' --.vm ill ra... V .f ....... ,. Nz'-1 ,ff f ' , QF 'iMin'l?'uwn i-1 1 i 4 N V f i 11 ' aw f ,M 1'?At:': 5 3 ---.- wif 2, - ...H- an V .law-:' , -.- i ml- - ,,,,0:f .Y-...J X ,f f -,W-W, '-1,33 nl 46140-lv .,, W mfwj, , -,aw A 'ls-. 'U' w . -.,-, . fr. V 'IW-fwf 'Zia '- Qvggjhzgk .v',.,. ,, -'gfn --3 Viaffv . . 5 -' ., fi V , H' V 453 X 4 . ,. , ,W y, ! 'P-I .1 . A L nv, , 2. 1 . 1 D, ., 1 sun- ,. A V37. 1 . , ' 'fx'-V. ,:.l.:j-. A T - '..iwTg'j iw, 5. 117 R-:Q ' 1.4 .Q ., :'Z!??:'9'.'1x DJJ:-6 , 1 Glenn Cruse-Junior-Halfback Rick Sabbert-Senior-Center Ken Herring-Senior-Hal? back -P E X E Gary Nuzum-Senior-Tackle Chris Rorabaugh-Sophomore-Halfback Tom Simpson-Freshman-Halfback Steve Simpson-Freshman-Fullback Bill Jenkins-Junior-Tackle Paul Batchelder-Senior-End Bill Hunsaker-Sophomore-Guard n Ted Collins-Sophomore-End Alix' Leroy Lutes-Senior-Tackle Greg Miller-Semor-Fullback wb irwks C511 in tginnal Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland vasnn's 43 55 63 41 49 65 55 73 31 71 52 48 42 52 55 47 44 69 46 33 3RPIUfd Holton Troy Centralia Wathena Elwood Sts. Peter 8a Paul Elwood Troy Sabetha Midway Corning Hiawatha Morrill Sts. Peter 8L Paul Powhattan Midway Wathena Horton Wathena Clyde ' -f ffgaskethall Squad X W WN ssgw ,xg YWSES sisss illil Yagi it W I Front Row: Rick Hopp, Barry Boos, John Waggoner, Glenn Cruse, Bill Hunsaker, Fred Keenan, Steve Simpson, Assistant ' Coach Lee Steiben. Second Row: Jerry Higgins, DeWayne Dunn, Wayne Sutherland, Scott Corder, Tom D. Simpson, Gary Woodrum, Howard Neibling, David Neibling, Assistant Coach Jerry Bruns. Third Row: Ted Collins, Roger Hopkins, Chris Ror- abaugh, Gary Nuzum, Larry Sinker, Edward Neibling, Bill Jenkins, Rick Sabbert, Head Coach Ron Godbout. 24 J' .. Q X sm N xx wx Win Lixmf,-E xv, S! E! X K t , ,JW , A f ' , - - ,WWW Wfw fl ff ,Q '1 is I .1 3 'S J ui' I 1 Q 'H ff-A3151 , M' W 1 Q ,f , ry , H, .M 3 f , WV ' S ,, J I ' i if Eff E N ' ' n f ,VW i ZMAZKYA M5210 W M fv 'K V' if mf 'f 4 f 7 'W' Qi: WW? ' l wif , .. 'Q f ' ' ff: IAN, fi X K 1, U Q fi ' 1 ff' 'ff W1 f fy ' , 'Q , Q , A wks wiizf 'M ,K 1 H292 fi -,gel R - f V ,, -ww Q www f 4 ,f,g,- f ,f,.Lz I ff' S321 !'16'1 'vw .,, ,fi W... LA V f ' WM gn , Wersi' 6' -'Q' Ram ff Kneeling: Ricky Hopp, Steve Simpson, John Waggoner, Jer- ry Higgins. Standing: David Neibling, Roger Hopkins, Tom n Simpson, Coach Bruns. 26 - 7 rea mam Bam Kneeling: Ricky Hopp, Fred Keenan, Jerry Higgins, Steve Simpson, Glenn Cruse, John Waggoner, Steve Simpson, Bill Hunsaker. Standing: Coach Bruns, DeWayne Dunn, Ted Col- lins, Roger Hopkins, Larry Sinker, Howard Neibling, Bill Jenkins, Gary Woodrum, David Neibling, Coach Steiben. IHEWHHiiinigiiiiiigiliiggiilllif Iliilllll 1' kv' CA-'Seam f Barry Boos, Scott Corder, Wayne Sutherland, Ted Collins, Gary Nuzum, Coach Godbout, Ed Neibling, Chris Rorabaugh, Rick Sabbert, Bill Jenkins, Glenn Cruse. 7 makvihztll Tfniiermen num umm: x'y 'Q I 5. ! L 'W 4 X. Qg, H? 1' Gary Numum-2nd Letter Ed Neibling-1st Letter Qiiliillllll waitin , . Akgflv If , I W M V U , i f -:L ' ., ' 1 -V . s Q V :err 2 1+ L 't I Glenn Cruse-1 st Letter -PQ! -'HA' 4 3 L J TNA Chris Rorabaugh-2nd Letter Bill Jenkins-151 Letter I .:.,, W W 4 6 , fr I mir ntaezsme if QQ, X' ' Q . V a t f f I . , k K ' -944 7 59-1 X if 3, , f .W fl X 6 P tii2K- f Scott Corder-2nd Letter Barry Boos-lst Letter llii 1 X 1 . t Rick Sabbert-lst Letter Wayne Sutherland-lst Letter WEEE ll' 'Y ff 16 ff . xx M! if 7 , , fr' ' f 25- 2- ,:' y 53 151 El???'i? . x, Ei.-iq., ' . ,154 , .-zum, , Ottawa 4th, Hiawatha 3rd, Highland 5 team lst, High land Relays lst, Centralia lst, Troy lst, K-36 League 2nd, Regional lst -- f--- If--L - rank wut iff X f7 '7f 1' X' no 1 I 7 4 X I af- , f X k X , f 5 Tiff, 5 'Wax ' A ' as 9'Nv WM: psy, M' x X :rags-uf - My f W X X .f ' , , X a My 3-if .af X X , Vieigv ' f as QX 'Z E1 'f X X31 O E HM f f A A W5 JY9 X ,, 5 im, tfff X 2 W N? V5 yffg ,W f J it N FV' ' , ' ' 5 its W t figsp . P fi if S W VW Es fff3'M'fi X 'v X ' ff ' vffkif S ., fi 'MW , 4 wi keg QX isa if sm:,g'a X f X WN, Vx + f sis f-NS-:ff X 1,3 f sw, s wa ,, W1 XQXIQ, ,. :,g5,g.t,i X3 ff, is M -- ,S ,V xp Q-Xly, , ss p 1 ,X X5 j ff f , fjf 4 XXg f U WAS Rfk? 2 vw X1 M M: ' f X X ff X X W Z: V X - 4 -ffl' ff ff ff f f ,X ,XX ,XXX , 1, SX X, Xp , , , ,pXV,,,,p , , ,I uf, 1 X X, ,J fu. ,f Q, X My A mtg S S t T T so X 5 ' X f S 1 ig 'i 1 Q f rv 't f 1 , f f f ' i 1 ,fglfswlf ' X? -1 9' V xi' We . ff M, 4 1 x XX, f , XX X -Q K 'X ff , ,s,X an mv fit ffm f in 'C 4 Xs-,c,w!fQc'1 'my 1 ff W4 zz 4,5 ax z,,,, ,Xt w N , '- - L! 1 VW ' - f, Front Row: Ted Collins, David Neibling, Ricky Hunsaker, Steve Simpson, Eddie Titus, Mike Woodrum, David Rawles, John Waggoner, Bill Hunsaker, Ricky Hopp. Second Row: Coach Ronald Godbout, Stanley Lewis, Wayne Gaul, Barry Boos, Glenn Cruse, David Thompson, Fred Keenan, .Terry Higgins, Coach Lee Steiben. Third Row: Roger Hopkins, David Taylor, Tom Siinpson, Scott Corder, DeWayne Dunn, Jerry Rhodd, Gary Woodrum, Howard Neibling, Bill Jenkins, Coach Jerry Bruns. 12 i i B at i m 4 U 11 5 EI 5 I I I P nwurm hmm 33 .ALJ .. Wayne Gaul 2nd letter Chris Rorabaugh 2nd letter Roger Hopkins lst letter Dennis Nuzum 2nd letter ,actin Scott Corder 3rd letter TV ether Tom D. Simpson lst letter L IUBII Stanley Lewis 2nd letter in Fred Keenan lst letter Barry Boos 2nd letter Bill Jenkins 3rd letter Ted Collins lst letter X X X R 4 rn, Q ' w Q 7' , ,ca ,li n I Alf s s GJ UI ' v x .gg 435 sbs w 3 E . g e N, 5, Q 2 ,ff -.. f r Qi Qlrnaa-Qfuuntrg A -,jr-N+.x5 g I if X -1-yrs 5 .. 2--, O- KA I. .1 r kk . . 1. ,A-Q. 5 , X X if .ge .L Wy, N e ze- -3 - -V I :Y fxko, f.. 1 , y if f I, x X Ye N i ' 2 Q X JA , .R -'A X5'r1J.2,-if ,371 EQ ix 3 1 ., ' 'W' ee W X f'f1'?31'I 'V r X X Q X 4 Rr 3: ' 1.' Z' ' Q 4 I -1 X, x v- , len 9' 'o 3 iv 4 EY' x - x uf-My K V4 L 5 , . , Q! f f.. 1 33 C Mike Woodrum, David Rawles, Gary Woodrum, Fred Keenan, Stanley Lewis, Wayne Gaul, Coach Ronald Godbout VN, 'Ng ... tw.-y-gli 4: r- ua g . jf, 'Hi wf. ' 'f',y.jl L ' rr ,hurgiiv ,Q ls, ,si l',sgx '?v,:'Q9':.x'L 2' 4 gf - i 3 's .- ' - A , , 1 aigfj 1,1 H 7V niirzrmen Wayne Gaul Stanley Lewis GHIY W00dfUm Fred Keenan Rick Cole, Glenn Cruse, Bill Butrick, David Neibling, Bill Hunsaker. 1 1 5 E Q1 Q31 7 askethall G9 1 XS I l i is mg X l l , Q 'Ll it ,if f u I ! 1 A ff' rl l , Linda Irvin, Elizabeth Hedrick, Marlyn Rawles Milissa Percy, Virginia Cole fnot picturedj. Hgnllmglmll Linda Irvin, Linda Murphy Virginia Cole, Lillie Twom- bly, Susan Windmeyer, Ka- thy Collins fnot picturedj. Fred Keenan, Howard Nei- bling, Ted Collins, De- Wayne Dunn, C. B. Lack- ey, Bill Hunsaker. Qlhmzrlwrlers ffx' X f Mfwfwwwwmwwwm WYf7fk ZW Nw wf my NZ A Wwfw WWNwWWwWWNwQWQmw AA M ' SKQXWQZQSQZ Jliagnziies Front Row: Elizabeth Hedrick, Linda Murphy, Carol Smith, Mildred Rush, Nancy Noll, Jackie Hedrick, Jackie Her- ring, Sharon Green, Lillie Twombly. Second Row: Nancy Lucas, Annette J eschke, Janet Neibling, Susan J eschke, Joy Shay, Nancy Hargis, Sandy Blevins, Rebecca Percy, Charlott Loyd. Third Row: Mrs. Bauer, Laura Corder, Car- Olyrl White, Linda Irwin, Linda Green, Sharon Lentz, Susan Windmeyer, Judy Sabbert, Anne Ukena, Nancy Nuzum Fourth Row: Joyce Woodrum, Rachel Titus, Kathy Drake, Linda Boos, Marsha Lewis, Jeannette J eschke, Patty Shelton, Virginia Lentz, Bea Shelton. Fifth Row: Sharon Winchester, Gloria Gordon, Norleen Dawe, Patty Schnei- der, Janet Foster, Marilyn White, Jeri McNutt, Pam Idol, Debbie Alfrey. Sixth Row: Brenda Bolden, Bonnie Hill, Charlene Edie, Marilyn Boos, Kathy Collins, Kim Liechti, Ruth Twombly, Linda Dawe, Linda Parker. Seventh Row Sandra Elrod, Janet Blevins, Susan Winters, Susan Ruhnke, Barbara Lewis, Linda Windmeyer, Melissa Percy, Rena Gibson, Ellen Bauer. Eighth Row: Dale Rosenberger, Beverly Lackey, Judy Twombly, Virginia Cole, Sue Crabtree, Ellen Miller, Marlyn Rawles, Joyce Herring, Gwen Ivey. Linda Murphy, Sec., Mildred Rush, Treas., Nancy Noll, V-Pres., Mrs. Bauer, Advisor, Carol Smith, Pres. Gllyrisimas pants WWA WWMN QBIIPPII - Hump Null ming - Iganl 'Qairhvlrlcr S Eiagvttv gliuutbzxll S A r r N . I 'S E Virginia Cole, Escortg Rick Sabbert, Attendantg Beverly Lackey, Escortg Kenneth Herring King Dale Rosenberger Escortg Frank Cluck, Attendant. - f Computer Dance Where,s My Date??? Hippy Love-In And Now Modeling a- Thoroughly Modern Sandy More Hippies???'??? Inspecting for Termites'?'?'?? 4 -Qllull Top Row: Mr. Steiben, Mr. Godbout, Ed Neibling, Gary Nuzum, Paul Batchelder, Greg Miller, Tom Simpson. Sec- ond Row: Leroy Lutes, Lawrence Simpson, Bill Butrick, Wayne Sutherland, Steve Simpson, Glenn Cruse. Third Row: Fred Keenan, Dan Tilton, Bill Hunsecker, Gary Woodrum, Wayne Gaul, Frank Cluck. Bottom Row: Scott Corder, Rick Sabbert, Chris Rorabaugh, Ted Collens, Stanley Lewis, Bill Jenkins, Barry Boos. Qbffirvra Tres, Frank Cluck, President, Glenn Cruse, Sgt at arms. Gary Nuzum, Vice-President, Bill Butrick, Sec- Hep Qllnh G9ffir2rs Virginia Cole, Sgr. at Arms 3 Beverly Lackey, Treas.g Lillie Twombly, Sec Judy Twombly, Pres.g Mrs. Lackey, Advisor. 32,15 Qs-gleam Qlheerlwrlvrs E 5 Z 1 2 5 L 3 g 5 i 3 l E 2 K S Q Z . x Q 1 if Q A T Q 5 E . V ef 2 9 x + I ,, i r 4: 5 ! I 5 5 in S i 2 5 Linda Murphy, Mildred Rush, Joy Shay, Carol Smith, Jackie Herring 7- nam it E iv I , , ' 1 i 1 4 y 'S 1 Nancy Noll, Ellen Miller, Sue Crabtree, Joyce Woodrum, Laura Corder Qsthlniir Banquet J, , , , f The Crowd? Mr. Minchow Speaks t W f. 5 Our President Q O1 d Faithful t Comments Entertainment The Workers Ciflumeruming Faure - x I Q Q 2 ' S W A I' i N XL 2 1 x Mu? f Xin A kg Q -T 11 I L , f f 1 A 1 i EI Wulf: , ffg 'W AL Qc -'if agp , Q , f ez v ,F , Xx.X XX sk wwe . ss Q fe. f' f o ATWMJM J Seated: Lawrence Simpson, Reporter, Bill Butrick, Vice-President, Frank Cluck, President, Dan Tilton, Secretary, Dane Forney, Treasurer, Ken Herring, Sentinel. Standing: Mr. James Zwonitzer, Advisor, Barry Boos, Parliamentar ian. 1 a+... , Front Row: Barry Boos, Dan Tilton, Dane Forney, Frank Cluck, Lawrence Simpson, Bill Butrick, Ken Herring, Ad- visor Mr. Zwonitzer. Second Row: Richard Waggoner, Dennis Snyder, Bill Jenkins, Larry Sinker, Stanley Lewis, Dan Keebler, Charles Harness. Third Row: David Neibling, Mike Batchelder, Howard Neilbing, Tom Simpson, Mar- vin Holt, Tom Leichti, Roger Hopkins. Fourth Row: Ricky Hunsaker, John Hegenderfer, Tim Simpson, Ron Edie, David Taylor, Rick Cole, John Waggoner. Qanquvi K frleeilqwrt N 5 X, ! 3 ' ' 1 , lv' M Kathy Brake C1F1z1lIuf112211 69112211 gBn11ipl1z111 Gln. 2131312 'fglussnm 69112211 3112113 Glfnnmblg f1z1rq112lin2 ?LEl2rrin5 Hgzllerlirtnrizxn Glzlrnl Smith zrlutaturiam 211-Qsrunnd Student t gift! yvihling BHHHQUP 63111 E ar rg Q n n 5 Boy's State Representative 3HZ3'1H'5 fingre mnndrum Gir1's State Representative Qtarul Smith Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow Fanrg Efrurua glmike Eatrhelder Outstanding Pep-Cluber Basketball Manager Qllrnrua First Row: Linda Parker, Nancy Lucas, Linda Irvin, Brenda Bolden, Elizabeth Hedrick, Debra Alfrey, Pam Idol, Charlene Edie, Jackie Hedrick. Second Row: Melissa Percy, Rena Gibson, Bonnie Hill, Jeannette J eschke, Carol Smith, Mildred Rush, Jeri McNutt, Carolyn White, Nancy Noll. Third Row: Linda Boos, Joyce Woodrum, Linda Green, Sharon Lentz, Joy Shay, Joyce Herring, Ellen Miller, Norleen Dawe, Marilyn Rawles. Fourth Row: Marilyn Boos, Janet Blevins, Judy Sabbert, Sandy Blevins, Nancy Hargis, Susan J eschke, Sue Crabtree, Kathy Drake, Ann Ukena. Fifth Row: Dale Rosenberger, Judy Twombly, Rachel Titus, Sharon Green, Linda Dawe, Nancy Nuzum, Linda Windmeyer, Ellen Bauer, Susan Ruhnke. Sixth Row: Annette J eschke, Beverly Lackey, Janet Neibling, Char- lott Loyd, Susan Windmeyer, Virginia Cole, Lillie Twombly, Jackie Herring, Linda Murphy. Seventh Row: Rebecca Percy, Roy Winters, Scott Corder, Dennis Titus, Larry Sinker, Jim Foster, Rick Sabbert, Mr. Prochaska, Instructor. Gllqural Gump 45- Y ,,. 'iifaanrl Q t Twirlers: Annette Jeschke, Gloria Gordon, Marilyn White. Maj orette Rebecca Percy. ll Piano Solo-Carol Smith. Brass Quintet-Ted Collins, Alan Suth- erland, Laura Corder, Nancy Nuzum, Ross Tompson. 2 5 Vocal Solo-Jackie Herring-lst at State. Piano Solo Linda Dawe Vocal Solo-Norleen Dawe. Vocal Solo-Elizabeth Hedrick. Percussion Trio-Larry Sinker, Rena Gibson, Nancy Lucas. T9 Brass Trio-Ellen Miller, i Roger Hopkins, Howard Neibling, Acc. Carol Smith. Flute Quartet-Linda Dawe, Sue Crabtree, Ra- becca Percy,-Ann Ukena. Q Clarinet Quartet-Judy Sab- bert, Annette J eschke, Linda Windmeyer, Janet Foster. Trumpet Trio-Bonnie Hill, DeWayne Dunn, Roy Winters. Z 6 ip h. iz , f2?:. Gvsf: Saxophone Trio-Melissa Per- cy, Susan Winters, Barry Boos. Clarinet Quintet-Ellen Bauer, , Norleen Dawe, David Rawles, Jeannette J eschke, Linda Parker. 7 -35 69112-fart 1515113 S I Dale Rosenberger, Roger Rawles, Nancy Nuzum, Rick Sabbert, Carol Smith, Greg Miller, Judy Twombly Mr. Zahner, Nancy Noll. 1112 Qgnhuried Back Row: Wayne Sutherland, Roy Davis, Greg Miller, Roger Rawles, Janet Neibling. Front Row: Nancy Nuzum, Mildred Rush, Charlott Loyd, Elizabeth Hederick, Linda Murphy, Annette Jeschke, Lillie Twombly. lgwrhnnk Staff . Slniiiaiiun ggiliie Staff Ml ..., - . . .W land I, 1 i 64 NQIEIB fI9f Cgnlrlen gHrwms,' . 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FQ 1 K' X Q Q - X x-N4 5 wx ' Q... is, .pw f Q ff 1 A A mint Sneak flour Eagnell Pam Y Qludrin ihup Bottom to Top: Greg Miller, Pres.g Gary Nuzum, V.- Pres.g Jackie Herring, Sec.g Linda Murphy, Treas.g Paul Batchelder, Sgt.-at-arms. .4 Barbara Alfrey Richard Paul Batchelder Bill Butrick 'Q F rank Cluck Dane Forney fi! S ...QQ X fI'f'3 'qw Q'T ff V1rg1n1a Cole Jim Foster 5 d'r 'f Roy Dav1s ,af inf Wayne Gaul Elizabeth Hedrick Annette Jeschke ,ff S Jackie Herring Beverly Lackey Kenneth Herring Virginia Lentz ,fx Charlott Loyd Lmda Murphy if Leroy Lutes Edward Ne1b11ng Nt? Greg Miller Janet Neibling Nancy Noll Roger Rawles Gary Nuzum Dale Rosenberger Nancy Nuzum M11dred Rush e- I -,ml fi IN' 0 rf- Q 1- Roger Rush Rick Sabbert Pat Shelton Lawrence Simpson Carol Smith Wayne Sutherland 'SP 'Jul -4 Frank Thompson Dan Tilton Judy Twombly Lillie Twombly Susan Windmeyer :ali Blondie Bugs Murph DUH S-Yi. , Noodle E tl 1' if Teaser K Hi! I 4 fn Our Pres. Chief Chuck ,. The Couple ,NK Dorothy Tall-Paul Nuzie If 1 ef ' I Huh-nnette lk , X K6- r'r 4 . K, M 4 ri' ' f ' ni, f rv I ,fu A r for Heir Putes Side-Burns?? Angel Jan Qllzusa 4 istnrg When the Class of 1968 entered Highland High School it was composed of forty-eight mem- bers. The year started with the election of the following officers: Jackie Herring, President 3 Paul Batchelder, Vice-President, Carol Smith, Secretary, Rick Sabbert, Treasurer g and Frank Cluck, Sgt. at Arms. The sponsors were Mrs. Wolfley and the late Mrs. Wheatly. The Seniors initiated us into HHS by painting our faces with magic markers and making us do numerous chores such as yelling, carrying their books, and anything else they could think of. That evening we were honored with a dance sponsored by the seniors. In the spring we had a hayrack ride as our first class party. As money-making projects, we had a food sale and a car wash. During our freshman year Sharon Baxter got married, and J ere Tracy quit school. Linda Dil- lion transferred to Hiawatha High School at the end of the year. As Sophomores we started the year with the following officers: James Farmer, President, Paul Batchelder, Vice-President, Carol Smith, Secretary, Linda Murphy, Treasurer, and Frank Cluck, Sgt. at Arms. The sponsors were Mr. Nigus and Mr. Diffley. ,J Money-making projects for the year were a car wash and sellingjapples at ball games. For our class parties, we went to. St. Joseph in the fall to see Sons of Katie Elder and in the spring we had a gym party. During the year Esther Irvin left school to get married. Peggy Waggoner was married at the close of the year. James Farmer transferred to Lafayette, Indiana and Greg Wakefield trans- ferred to Elkworth, Minnesota. Kenneth Ivey, John Frayer, and Richard Frayer also left us at the close of the year. We gained three new students that year. Elizabeth Hedrick transferred from Costa Mesa, California, and Wayne Gaul and Ken Herring from Troy, Kansas. The Junior year was one of the busiest for the Class of '68. It began with the selection of the following officers: Paul Batchelder, President, Frank Cluck, Vice-President, Carol Smith, Secre- tary, Linda Murphy, Treasurer, Wayne Gaul and Greg Miller, Sgts. at Arms. Mrs. Volker and Mr. Zahner were our sponsors. At the beginning of the year Ronnie Rhodd transferred from Reserve, Kansas to HHS and Frank Thompson from Humbolt, Nebraska. During the year, Judy Simpson left school to get married. At the end of the year, Ellen Bosh transferred to Wathena High School and Pam Hart graduated with the HHS class of '67. Our projects during the year included selling birthday calendars, picking up corn, concession stand at ball games, and the candy machine at school. One of the highlights of the year was the selection of our Ivy League class rings. By Courage and Faith We Win was selected as our class motto, colors chosen were Siamese pink and silver, the class flower was the pink rose. Our Junior year we were the hosts to the J unior-Senior Banquet and Prom held at the Maple Leaf Restaurant and the Allen Field House April 29. We left and returned in a car caravan es- corted by the Highway Patrol. The entrance to the Field House was decorated with Blue Paper with the theme Gone With The Wind printed on it. A small Magnolia tree was next to the door. At the north end of the room was a Mansion where the band stood. The south end was decorated with a steam boat. On the west and east sides were the refreshment tables. Surround- ing the room were pillars decorated with garlands of red and yellow roses. At twelve o'clock the mystery and enchantment of the evening ended. We started our last year with the election of the following officers: Greg Miller, President, Gary Nuzum, Vice-President, Jackie Herring, Secretaryg Linda Murphy, Treasurer, and Paul Batchelder, Sgt. at Arms' Our sponsors were Miss Kemper and Mr. Hutchcraft. In the fall we hosted the Freshman Initiation Dance. To raise money for our Senior sneak we picked up corn, had a turkey raffle, and held a senior work day. In December Barbara Alfrey got married. Both Ronnie Rhodd and Boyd Nuzum quit school. Bright-eyed and bushy tailed, thirty-four members of the Senior class left the metropolis of Highland at 3:30 Friday morning April 19-destination Kalfran Lodge in the Ozarks. Our spon- sors for the trip were: Mrs. Cyril Lackey, Miss Kemper, and Mr. and Mrs. Hutchcraft. After being informed as to the laws of the lodge, we proceeded to our main goal of having fun.This included boating, swimming, skiing, horseback riding, seaplane rides, and extra curricular activ- ities such as shopping, riding bumper cars, and sliding down the giant slippery slide. We return- ed home at 4:30 p.m. Sunday after a fun-filled week end. May 4 we were the guests of the Junior class at the J unior-Senior Banquet and Prom held at the Maple Leaf Restaurant and Allen Field House. The theme was Isle of Golden Dreams. We want to thank the juniors for a wonderful night and a job well done. Our Baccalaureate service was held on Sunday, May 12, at the school auditorium. Commence- ment was May 16 at the Allen Field House. It is with a mixture of joy and sadness that we bid farewell and walk from these hallowed halls to face our future with courage and faith. Qllaas will Virginia Cole, will John to anyone big enough to handle him, my mature attitude to freshmen, my litte brother Rick to next year's basketball team, my sense of humor to Mr. Heiman, and my sensational ideas to Mrs. Bauer. Paul Batchelder, will my Kayette Christmas King title to Steve Simpson, my inability to play Basketball as a Senior to Larry Sinker, my naturally curly hair to Mr. Prochaska, and my long legs to Tom Liechti, Elizabeth Hedrick, will my freckles to Fred Keenan, my seat on the school bus to anyone who wants to die of a heart attack, my soprano voice to Patty Schneider, my blond hair to anyone who wants to have more fun, my ability to pick up corn to the Vo-Ag boys, and my ability to dislike a certain boy for 3 years to Marilyn White. Bill Butrick, will my quiet attitude to Dennis Snyder, my slim physique to Mike Batchelder, my ability to not get trapped by a girl to Barry Boos, Larry Sinker, and Tom D. Simpson, and my mini skirt to anyone who picks up corn. Jackie Herring, will my sweet smile to Marilyn White, my quiet lady-like disposition to Joyce Herring, my sewing abil- ity to the Singer Company, my blushing ability to Janet Foster, and my sleepiness to Ellen Miller. Frank Cluck,'wil1 my presidency of F.F.A. to Barry Boos, my ability to get along with Mr. Zwonitzer to Granny Goodwitch, my position in the kitchen to anyone who is REALLY hungry, my football suit to Marvin Holt and Roy Winters, and my ability to go with someone in my own class to sophomore girls. Annette J eschke, will my witty remarks to anyone who wants to get kicked out of Drama and Journalism, my figure to somebody less fortunate, my place in the parking lot at noon to anyone who wants to freeze in the winter, my short skirts to the Dawe sisters, and my sister Jeannette to Gary Woodrum. Roy Davis, will my quiet attitude to the originator of the sonic boom, my green Ford to Indianapolis Speedway, my ability to keep quiet in Journalism to Barry Boos, Beverly Lackey, will my pretty legs to Linda Green, my odd laugh to Anne Ukena, my ability to style hair to Sharon Lentz, my brother C.B. to Freshmen girls, and Gary to anyone who can win debates. Dane Forney, will my happy-go-lucky attitude to Howard Neibling, my visitations to the Vo-Ag building during first hour to Dennis Snyder, my ability in shop to Highland Fire Department, and my greasy kid stuff to Mr. God- bout. Virginia Lentz, will my complexion to Max Factor, Revlon and Avon, my naturally red hair to Marilyn White, my shyness to Ellen Miller, and my gentle voice to Marilyn Rawles. James Foster, will my frequent naps to Nightowl Association, my trips to Edgetown to the Junior class, my study habits to Bonnie Hill, My blue Chevy to A.J. Foyt, and my Raleigh coupons to the school to get a better lunch pro- gram. Charlotte Loyd, will my diamond to Laura Corder, my heavy foot to Driver Education class, my Mustang back to Casey Meyers, my sister Virginia to Roger Hopkins as soon as possible, my wig to Eldridge, and Bill to the nearest Marriage Bureau. . Wayne Gaul, will my physique to Mike Higgins, my track ability to Tom A. Simpson, my Chevy to Nelson Art Gal- lery, my nickname CBossj to the class of 471, my stop sign collecting habits to the Kansas Highway Department, and my ability to out-run girls for four years to Roger Hopkins. Janet Neibling, will my long legs to Jeannette J eschke, my love for teachers to Charles Stonebarger, my long black hair to Pam Idol, my accident insurance to Dan Keebler, and my ability not to date until 16 but to go steady at 17 to Linda Parker. Kenneth Herring, will my rendevous in the halls to Bill Jenkins, my wild personality to anyone who can live with it, and my sister Joyce to Bill Hunsaker. Linda Murphy, will my country western records to Jackie Hedrick, my black Chevy to the Viet Cong to use as a secret weapon, my silent gracious smile to Miss Kemper, my position in The Group to Sandy Blevins, and my sing- ing voice to Mr. Rorabaugh. Leroy Lutes, will my football suit to Tom Liechti, my witty remarks in English 12 class to Scott Corder, my Trig book to the city dump, my paper route to Jerry Higgins, and my mathematical genius to Mr. Heiman. Nancy Noll, will my nickname Noodle to Campbell Soup Company, my social ability to anyone who wants a change of pace, my curly, short hair to Sue Crabtree, and my 7th hours to Ross Thompson. Greg Miller, will my Senior class presidency to Ruth Twombly, my ability with girls to Mr, Heiman, my position in English 12 as Sgt. at Arms to anyone who wants to handle a mob, my candy wrappers to Eldridge to paper the gym, the money spent in the candy machine to Fort Knox, the duplication machine in Journalism to anyone who needs a credit, and my weak stomach to Freshmen who don't want to play football. Nancy Nuzum, will my ability to be the only girl in Trig to Ruth Twombly, my new book Ways to Stay in Pep Club to girls who want to talk to boys during games, my '61 Chevy to St. Joe junk yard, my corny laugh to Rachel Titus, my dimples to Mrs. Lackey, and my gum wrappers to Mr. Zahner for use in papering his apartment. Edward Neibling, will my study habits to Eddie Titus, my position on the Honor Roll to Tom A. Simpson, my brain to the KU Medical center, and my tact and diplomacy to Richard Waggoner. Dorothy Rosenberger, will my ability to chew a pack of gum at once to Nancy Hargis, my body permanent ffor my hairj to Judy Sabbert, and my height to Linda Boos. Gary Nuzum, will my basketball position to Ricky Hopp, my position in front of Crabtree's house to future boys, my position as Chief to John Waggoner, my false tooth to Glenn Cruse and Eddie Titus, and my height to Rick Cole and Tom Liechti. Mildred Rush, will my Homecoming Queen title to Nancy Hargis, my ability to catch people parking to Nancy Lucas, my position as head cheerleader to Joy Shay, and my beautiful hair to Prell shampoo for laboratory research. Roger Rawles, will my Barracuda to the St. Joe fish market, my seat on the school bus to anyone who wants a 45 minute roller-coaster ride each day, my barber shop appointments to Charles Stonebarger, my ability to study all night to Dave Thompson, and my book How To Get Rid Of Your Parents for 5 Weeks to anyone who needs a va- cation. Patricia Shelton, will my red bomb to Glenn Cruse, my naturally blond hair to Marilyn White, my typing and short- hand ability to secretaries of the world, and my net hose to Mr. Rorabaugh to use as fish nets. Roger Rush, will my Bridgestone cycle to Hell's Angels , International tractors to Greg Miller for research, my Tarzan physique to Mike Higgins, my shy disposition to Dave Thompson, and my laugh to the St. Joe Mental Insti- tution. Carol Smith, will my cows to the American Dairy Association, my good ear for music to Mr. Prochaska, and my cooking ability to the Freshman Home Ec class. Rick Sabbert, will my pilot ability to Ted Collins, my sister Judy to Larry Sinker, my frequent visits with Mr. Hutch- craft to Howard Neibling, my memories of the Corvair to the Library of Congress, and my unlimited capacity for jokes to Mr. Bruns. Lillie Twombly, will my poise and charm to Ellen Miller and Anne Ukena, my beautiful handwriting to Mr. Bruns, my quiet lady-like disposition to Janet Foster, and my date to the PROM to Sharon Winchester. Lawrence Simpson, will my long straight hair to Howard Neibling, my beard to Shick razor blade company for ex- periments, my trips to Hiawatha to brother David, and my land speed record to Craig Breedlove. Judy Twombly, will my long skirts to Rena Gibson and Janet Blevins, John back to Co-op, my go-cart to brother Earl, and brother Earl to darkest Africa. Wayne Sutherland, will my track ability to Mike Batchelder, my place on the basketball team to anyone who wants splinters, my poetic ability to Marvin Holt, and my ability to keep a cool head to Dennis Titus. Susan Windmeyer, will my HHS record for being mad without reason to Ruth Twombly, Frank to anyone who wants to go through the Parliamentary procedure, and my ability to saddle a horse to Carolyn White. Frank Thompson, will my cigars to next year's coaches, my long locks to Mr. Godbout, my key to the SHACK to Miss Kemper, and my fishing hole to Mr. Rorabaugh. Dan Tilton, will my ability to work at a filling station for, who knows how long, to C.B. Lackey, my Pontiac to Parnelli Jones to use when dragging A.J. Foyt, my trips to Severence to Bill Jenkins, and my pop tops collection to J ostens. Gllaaa Igruplqnrg After graduation, Judy Twombly went into business with her father at the Twombly Grain Company as assistant book- keeper. Judy worked her way to head manager in charge of stocks and bonds, but her interest in the company waned when she finally 'managed' to hook J ohn. Now she is the head manager of the Veach, Veach, Veach 8a Veach Co-op gas station in the small community of Leona. To our great surprise, Edward Neibling didn't get his diploma signed. It seems that Ed didn't get a certain theme done so now his Dad is working him hard on the farm to pay for the stamps to mail the correspondence courses back and forth. When Ed was asked what went wrong, he replied, I never should have taken my luck for granted. Following graduation, Carol Smith decided that she would play the piano only for her own amusement. But after two years of Highland Junior College, Carol missed the bright lights of fame so she started playing again. Carol now plays for the Philharmonic Orchestra upon request. Roger Rush, who gave the teachers a tiny bit of trouble in high school, has suddenly changed for the better. Roger's employer at Sleeptight Mattress factory bet Roger S5 0,000 that he could't go without talking for one full year. Now, after ten months, Roger still has. no comment. Linda Murphy went to Jackson Hole, Wyoming in the summer following graduation to spend her vacation working on a dude ranch. She had planned to return to Highland Junior College when fall came, but she decided to stay on as trail leader because, she said, she was getting used to the environment. Linda plans to return to Highland someday and show-off her skills of leading people. Dane Forney decided to continue growing his hair and to start his own musical group. After four years of taking saxo- phone lessons, Dane finally made it in to a group who call themselves the Bears',. Dane now has his hair to the mid- dle of his back but still manages to keep it under his hat. Lillie Twombly attended three years at Kansas University after graduating from HHS. She didn't go the fourth year because her interest took her to Chicago to take up ballet. Lillie was accepted into the ballet school with flying colors mostly because of her grace and poise. Now Lillie is one of the world's most skilled ballet teachers and is well-known for her group, The Lillie-Belles. Roy Davis took up dog raising after HHS. He raises hounds for tourists so they can run over the countryside during their vacations. Roy enjoys his work because, as he says, when visitors ask him about his own dog, he points at Spot and replies, Here,s mine, where's yours?,' After graduation, Virginia Cole received a job as foreman in the milo and corn fields. Virginia is now head of the Garst 81. Thomas Co. in Coon Rapids. In her spare time, Virginia enjoys her hobby of taking care of her husband, Johnnie, and the three little Whetstines. Virginia is also taking a correspondence course from K-State in hopes of becoming aQPhys. Ed. teacher in the future. - Roger Rawles graduated from K-State in 7l', with an engineering degree-that is, 'train-engineering'. Roger now runs the Cannonball between Pixley and Hooterville just to pass the time away. Jackie Herring enrolled in HCJ C summer school to try to graduate in one year, but her plans were changed when she decided to join VISTA. Jackie spent two years in VISTA and is now settled down in the Congo with that tall, dark, and handsome stranger. Bill Butrick took a good turn toward running around after HHS. Bill attended HCJ C for two years and was selected as the girls' favorite sweetheart. Bill is now attending Oklahoma University where he is 'trying' to study to be a dentist, but he is very distracted by all his girl customers. Elizabeth Hedrick went to California after graduation to look up her long-lost friends. She started singing ir1 the popular coffee-house, the 'Split-Scene', Now Liz is singing her way around the world to meet new and interesting people. Frank Thompson decided to go into business with his Dad at good ole HCJ C. Frank says he enjoys his job-mostly the environment. But Frank's job won't stop hereg UCLA is looking for a good window-washer and, just maybe, Frank will be accepted. Pat Shelton went to Topeka after graduation and started working for Hallmark Cards. She is also attending Clark busi- ness school, and also seems to bug around in her Vaux Hall. '75,-aff:-7:5gy ':1..LrF'l'FM-' Wayne Sutherland went on to two years at J uco and two years at K1State, but before he got in to graduate school, Uncle Sam got him. Wayne joined the Air Force. Now he owns his own airplane and lives in the Ozarks giving plane rides to visiting seniors on their sneaks. Upon graduation, Virginia Lentz went to Manhattan where she was employed as a hat-checker at the New Yorker's Club. Virginia meets new people every day and it seems that everyone is forever asking her about her true color of hair. Photographers say that her hair really shows up in colored pictures. Leroy Lutes went straight to KU after graduation. Now he has completed his Modern Science Degree and now has de- cided to start his own school of Technology. Leroy is trying to prove that even the dumb can become successful. Isn't that right, Leroy?? After going steady for three years in high school, Charlott Loyd decided to take that big step and get married, but then Charlott wasn't quite satisfied, so she talked Bill into letting her go to college just for a while. Charlott is taking a course in Parliamentary Procedure so she can know how to call Bill to supper. Lawrence Simpson joined the army after high school and was sent to Okinawa. After three years, Lawrence reenlisted because, so he said, Someone has to represent our Class of '68. Lawrence has now settled down and has chosen the army as a career. Colonel Simpson and his family write back at least once a week to let us know the situation. Nancy Noll took her nickname, 'Noodle', to heart and now owns her own noodle factory in Massachusetts. Along with her factory, Nancy has taken up a course in dressmaking. Many people -like Nancy's creations, especially the latest one, a spaghetti dress. My only warning, Nancy says, is, don't wear it to a dinner partyf' Paul Batchelder attended two years at KU then on to Harvard University in Massachusetts. After graduation from Harvard, Paul thought he would roam Massachusetts to see what he could see. Much to his surprise, Paul ran in to his old HHS sweetheart, Nancy, and decided it was time for him to settle down. They now live in the country in Vermont where they relax and live on Nancy's Noodle money. Upon graduation, Mildred Rush started a career in mechanical engineering, but she decided she couldn't take all the elbow-grease. She went to a different college to become a doctor, but within 3 months, Millie decided that being a doctor wan't for her. She next took a flying course to become a pilot but changed her mind after being cooped up in the cockpit during flights. Now Mildred is attempting to be a parachutist but is still trying to decide whether or not to jump out of the plane. Frank Cluck decided he'd try a year of college before settling down to farming. But after the year was up, Frank wanted to go on and keep up his new interest, journalism. Within a year after graduation from college, Frank was hired as the head editor of the New York Tribune. After Susan Windmeyer graduated, she went to college with Frank but quit and got a job, because, she said she had no use for school. Finally she hooked Frank. Sue, who isn't the one for city life, persuaded Frank to live in the country and raise chickens. But it seems as though Sue and Frank had an argument as to whose name they would use in naming the farm. Finally, after much confusion and debate, they decided on the Cluck 8: Cluckv Chicken farm. Gary Nuzum went to KU for four years of studying law. He then joined the Bar Association of New York and after many long years of work, was appointed to the position of Attorney General after one of his 'buddies' received the Presidency. Now when Gary comes back to Doniphan County, in his chauffeur-driven limousine, his favorite pastime is to get out his overalls and take a spin on his '1 lO'. Why, who is that beautiful red head over there? Son of a gun, if it isn't our own Dorothy Dale.!' After graduation Dale Rosenberger went to beautification school and now has a different color of hair for each month of the year. Dale has decided that, for the month of December this year, she will dye her hair gray, then frost it red and green. Dale says, It's just to get in the spirit of Christmas. Rick Sabbert went straight in to show biz after graduation. He didn't need very much training because he just had to act himself. If you really want to see Rick in his act, hels on every day at four o'clock in the afternoon. Just tune in and see Captain 'Duh-dley'. Beverly Lackey decided after being an F.F.A. attendant, that all girls should get to tangle with goats and greasy pigs for one time in their life. So Bev has started the FPCA fFuture Pig Catcheris Associationj for all girls in high school. But she and her hubby, Gary, still argue over who gets to feed the pigs. Glnni After graduation, James Foster worked all summer on his '53 Chevy to prepare it for the Daytona 500. Jim started four weeks ahead of time for Florida so his Chevy would have time to recuperate. In the race Jim started behind but after a couple of laps, he was pushing in third, Jim gave a couple of extra pushes and went on to win the race. When Jim came back to Highland, you could tell he was very proud because he donated his Chevy as a monument to HHS. Surprisingly enough, Annette J eschke went to two years of HCJC before she traveled around the world in search of that one guy. She finally decided to come back to her old flame in Sabetha. Now she and her hubby Mike, live in the Andes while they raise their prize-winning goats and kids. Ken Herring went into the advertising business after graduation. He now works for the Volkswagen company in Chicago. Ken is well-known for his commercials and Volkswagen sales have boomed. Now he and his sweetheart live in Chicago next to Ken's firm. Every now and then you'll hear one of the little Herrings repeating daddy's slogan, Beep, Beep. Wayne Gaul took track to heart and entered KU on a track scholarship. Wayne wakes every morning, runs around the campus, eats breakfast, and then goes back to bed. Wayne is giving up grades for track because, as he says, I'd rather run, run, run than work, work, work. Janet Neibling flunked her entrance exams to HCJ C so she decided to take a secretarial course from the famous Nancy Taylor school. Janet finished the course with flying colors and is one of the most Wanted ??? secretaries now working. After graduation, Greg Miller joined the Marines and was transferred to the South Pacific. Greg served his four ,years in which time he was awarded medals for bravery and strategic service. Greg is now one of the nominees for the pathfinder award. Greg says he enjoys the Marines but someday plans to return to Highland so he can take up running aroundn. Dan Tilton went to two years of HCJC and on to two years at KU majoring in mechanical engineering. Dan now is an official member of the American Mechanics Association. Dan now runs a motor shop in Highland and has the best looking office and car around because his wife, Nancy, just loves to redecorate. As we look around the room, our eye catches a most outstanding figure. By her dress and gestures you can tell this ?lady'? is one of elegance. Nancy Nuzum took up interior decorating while attending HCJC for two years and now has a bundle. Nancy is finally getting paid for all the advice she passes out. f xv fy , A ,X Aw X' A f :M f I 2 'W fffy 2 Mfrs I! 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Simpson Tim Simpson David Taylor Ross Thompson Carl Titus John Waggoner Linda Windmeyer Susan Winters Mike Woodrum Barbara Alfrey Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Sgt. at Arms 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Sextet 3, Chorus l,2,3,4, Kiltie Reporter 4. Paul Batchelder Football 1,4, letter 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3, H-Club 4, Chorus 1,2, Class President 3, Vice-Pres. l,2, Sgt. at Arms 4, Perfect Attendance 1,2, Honor Student l,3, Boy's State Repre- sentative 3,Homecoming Escort 4, Kay- ette Christmas King, Intramural Basket- ball Champ l,3. Bill Butrick Cross-Country 3, letter 3, Track 2,3, letter 3, H-Club 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, Perfect Attendance 2,3,4. Frank Cluck Football 2,3,4, Track l,2,3, letter 2, H-Club 2,3, Pres. 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Sgt. at Arms 1,2, Homecoming Escort 4, Football 2,3,4, letter 2,3,4, Football All League Team 4. Virginia Cole Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sgt. at Arms 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Intramural Basketball Champ 4, Intramural Vol- leyball Champ l,4. . Roy Davis Track 1,2, Kiltie F.F.A. Reporter 4, Quill 8a Scroll 4. Dane Forney F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Treas. 4. Jim Foster Football l,Basketball l,Track 1, F.F.A. l,2,3, Chorus l,2,3,4. Wayne Gaul Troy High School l,Cross-country 4, letter 4, Basketball l,2,3, Track 2,3,4, letter 3,4, H-Club 3,4,Chorus 3, Class Sgt. at Arms 3, Perfect Attendance 2, 3,4, Honor Student 2,3,4, All-around Student 4. Elizabeth Hedrick Corona del Mar l,Kayettes 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, letter 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Vo- cal lst State 3, Student Librarian 4, Yearbook Art Ed. 4, Kiltie Kayette Reporter 4, Quill 8a Scroll 4. Jackie Herring Kayettes l,2,3,4,Pep Club l,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, Sextet 3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vocal lst State 4, Class Pres. l,Sec. 4, Honor Student 1,2,3,4, A-Team Cheer- leader 3,4, B-Team Cheerleader 2, Girl's State Representative 3, Yearbook Queen 4, Doniphan County Apple Blos- som Queen 4. Kenneth Herring Troy High School 1, Football l,2,3,4, letter 3,4, Track 3, H-Club 3,4, F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, Sentinel 4, Perfect Attendance 3. Annette J eschke Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 3,4, Sextet 4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Student Moniter 2,3, Kiltie Junior Class Reporter 4, Quill SL Scroll 4. Beverly Lackey Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4, letter 2, Chorus l,2,3,4, ' Treas. 4, Perfect Attendance l,3,Home- coming Attendant 4, Kayette Christmas Queen 1. Virginia Lentz Kayettes 1,2,3,4,Pep Club l,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2. Charlotte Loyd Kayettes l,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, let- ter 2,3,4, Team Captain 2,3, Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Activities Ed. 4, Kiltie Fresh- man Class Reporter 4, Quill 8a Scroll 4. Leroy Lutes Football 4, letter 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track l,2,3, H-Club 4, Perfect Atten- dance l,2,4. Greg Miller Football 4, letter 4, H-Club 4, Chorus 2,3, Class Pres. 4, Sgt. at Arms 3, Year- book Business Manager 4, Kiltie Prof duction Manager 4, Quill 8a Scroll 4, Yearbook King 4, One-Act Play 4. Linda Murphy Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, letter 1,3,4, Sexette 3, Chorus l, 2,3,4, Class Treas. 2,3,4, Honor Stu- dent 2,3,4, A-Team Cheerleader 4, B- Team Cheerleader l,2,3, Student Mon- itor 4, Yearbook Photography Ed. 4, Kiltie Editor 4, Quill 8t Scroll 4. Edward Neibling Track l,2,3, letter 33H-Club 3,43 F.F.A 1,23 Perfect Attendance l,3,4Q Honor Student 1,3,43 Salutatorian 4. Janet Neibling Kayettes l,2,3,43Pep Club l,2,3,4, letter 3,43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Perfect At- tendance 2,3,43 Honor Student 1,43 Student Librarian 2,43 Yearbook Soc- iety Ed. 43 Kiltie Art Ed. 43 Quill 8a Scroll 4. Nancy Noll Kayettes l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 43 Pep Club l,2,3,4, letter 2,3,43Band l,2,33 Sextette 33 Chorus l,2,33Honor Stu- dent 13 B-Team Cheerleader l,3,4Q One-Act Play 43 Kayette Christmas Queen 4. Gary Nuzum Football l,2,4, letter 43 Basketball 1, 2,3,4, letter 3,43 Track 1,2333 H-Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 43 F.F.A. 13 Class Vice- Pres. 4g Perfect Attendance 3,43 Honor Student 3,43 Homecoming Escort 43 Kayette Christmas King lg Honorable Mention All-League Basketball Team. Nancy Nuzum Kayettes l,2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,4, let- ter 2,3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Chorus l,2,3, 43 Honor Student 3g Student Librarian 33 Kiltie Society Ed. 43 Quill 8a Scroll 43 Girl's State Representative 33 One- Act Play 43 Intramural Basketball Champ l,2, Roger Rawles Track 13F.F.A. 13Perfect Attendance Football 43 Basketball l,2,3,4, letter 43 l,3Q Honor Student 43 Yearbook Sports Ed. 43 Kiltie Sports Ed. 43 Quill 8a Scroll 430116-ACI Play 4. Dale Rosenberger Kayettes 1,2,3,43Pep Club l,2,3,4, letter 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 43 Chorus l,2,3, 4g Perfect Attendance 23 Student Mon- iter 23 One-Act Play 4. Mildred Rush Kayettes l,2,3,4, Treas. 43 Pep Club 1, 2,3,43Band l,2,33Chorus1,2,33Perfect Attendance 2,33 Honor Student 43 A- Team Cheerleader 2,3,43 B-Team Cheer- leader l3Yearbook Ed. 43 Kiltie Co-Ed. 43 Quill 8a Scroll 43 Homecoming Queen 4. Roger Rush Football 43 Basketball 23 Track l,2,33 F.F.A. l,2,33Chorus l,2,33 Perfect At- tendance 1,2,3,43Qne-Act Play 1. Rick Sabbert Football l,2,3,4, letter 3,43 Basketball l,2,3,4, letter 43 Track l,2,33 H-Club 3,43 F.F.A. 13 Chorus 2,3,43 Class Treas. l3Perfect Attendance 2,33 Honor Stu- dent l,2,3,43 One-Act Play 4. Pat Shelton Kayettes l,2,3,43Pep Club l,2,3,4, Lawrence Simpson Cross Country 3, letter 33Track 2,33 H-Club 3,43 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 43 Perfect Attendance 1 ,2,3. Carol Smith Kayettes l,2,3,4, Pres. 43Pep Club l, 2,3,4, letter l,2,3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Cho rus l,2,3,43 Class Secretary l,2,33 Per- fect Attendance 2,3,43 Honor Student l,2,3,4, Valedictorian 43 A-Team Cheerleader 3,43 B-Team Cheerleader 2 All-around Student 3. Wayne Sutherland Basketball l,2,3,4, letter 43 Track l,2, 3,4, letter 1,2,33H-Club l,2,3,43 Kiltie Circulation Manager and Sophomore Class Reporter 43 Quill 8a Scroll 4. Frank Thompson Humbolt High School 13 Football 4, letter 4. Dan Tilton Football l,2,33 Basketball 1,letter 33 Track 1,2,33H-Club 2,43 F.F.A. l,2,3, 4, Sec. 43 Perfect Attendance 1. Judy Twombly Kayettes l,2,3,4, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Pres. 4, letter 2,3,43 Chorus 2,3,43 Stu- dent Monitor 43 Halloween Queen 43 One-Act Play 4. Lillie Twombly Kayettes l,2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sec. 43 Chorus 33 Perfect Attendance l,2,33 Honor Student 2,3 3 Yearbook Co-Ed. 4g Kiltie Senior Class and Pep Club Reporter 43 Quill 8a Scroll 43 In- tramural Volleyball Champ 1,4. Susan Windmeyer Kayettes l,2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,4, let- ter 2,3,43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Perfect At- tendance 3,43 Intramural Volleyball Champ 3,43 Student Librarian 43 Homecoming Attendant 43 Kayette Christmas Queen 3. 9 , y 4 7, V ff' if 7 muh TV H112 Z -xi? Qw WW! 3 1 J ffl navy 2 ff 1 F wrhunk Qing and Qbupw ' , ffgfvif Q' ', , ,- N Q ff, .w A , -4 . V 4 ,f -f,fyfffMWM 4,A,,,,,, f ,W 7 7. L gf' f,f-, ' H ' ' Jwlfflnw' wwf ff' -'N , f' , f:!L'fQg6,f,20:,z,f' ff ,M A , , , Y'-A ' r V , W. ,. 1 , H- A , M , ,, ,,,, L , , .W ,, , y M ,,,W N , , , , ff ,, 4' Mm M, , ' U1 4444444 rf , ' f , ,,,.,,,fW,f1f QM, . . 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