Hope High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (Hope, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

LET TRUTH AND WISDOM LEAD Table of Contents Administration Page 7 Faculty 11 Graduates 15 Undergraduates 25 Organizations 33 Activities 39 Sports 51 Humor 65 Advertising 71 4 I am one But I am only one. 1 cannot do everything But I can do something. And what I can do 1 will do; And by the Grace of God I will! Nancy was always the ideal girl. She set her standards high and showed lead- ership in each activity in which she participated. It was her willing attitude which encouraged us most when things seemed so hopeless. Nancy's goal was perfection and she never did anything less than her best. In the hearts of everyone who knew Our Nancy there is an especially warm spot. In fondest memories, we the Seniors dedicate this annual to Nancy Ellen Feeney. 5 LET TRUTH AND WISDOM LEAD Mrs. Laverna Wuthnow Secretary Mr. Donald P. Little Personal Message by Mr. Little My philosophy of education is based upon the needs of young adults in a rapidly changing democratic society. We are con- tinually adding courses of study to keep you abreast of the times. May the changing so- ciety and changing world create in you a challenge to succeed and to take advantage of the many opportunities offered to you through education. We strive to fit the school and educational opportunities to your desires and needs. We do not try to fit you to the school. May the benefits be yours. I am keenly interested in the success and welfare of this Senior class. May I extend to you the heartiest congratulations upon completion of your high school career. 8 Board °s Education Cecil Kuhn Milton Jacobson Howard Fry Personal Message Self-reliance is an American legacy. Some may measure it as individual initiative, others backbone. But whatever it is called, it is a precious ingredient within the char- acter of each one of us, one which we must not lose. The educational institutions located in this great land are geared to the extent that this basic element, confidence in one's self, is promoted during the sojourn of the stu- dent. Graduation day offers an opportunity to pause and evaluate this principle, among other attainments, and resolve to continue its progress. Your local community has fostered your educational journey thus far with the hope that the knowledge gained will be of com- mensurate value to you in your future wel- fare. The Board of Education extends to you, the graduation class of 1966, our congrat- ulations and best wishes upon the successful completion of a task well done. 9 Mrs. Rhodes Mr. Stal|or Mr. Ricker Mr. Daerr Mrs. Foster Miss Gerdes MR. CALVIN STALFORD Vocational Agriculture Soph. Class Sponsor FFA Sponsor MR. STANLEY RICKER Instrumental Music Music Theory Fr. Class Sponsor Grade Band MRS. LEILA RHODES Librarian Latin Spanish Trigonometry Mechanical Drawing Sr. Class Sponsor MRS. ALMA FOSTER Vocational Homemaking Co-Ed Jr. Class Sponsor FHA Sponsor MR. DONALD REED Health Physical Education English 9 Drivers Education Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Jr. Class Sponsor MR. GARY JOHNSON English 10,11,12 Literature r. Class Sponsor MISS KAREN SCHEUNMANN Grade Vocal Robed Choir Boys' Glee Girls' Glee Triple Trio Pep Club Sponsor MR. GERALD DORSCH Bookkeeping Secretarial Training Shorthand Typing Sr. Class Sponsor MR. RONALD DAERR Girls' Physical Education American History Social Living Constitution World History Football Coach Track Coach Assistant Basketball Coach MR. NORMAN VANDERBI Physics Chemistry Biology General Science Soph. Class Sponsor Student Council Sponsor DERBILT tv i T7 L - ’ MR. LOUIS GUTHALS Counseling I5 sychology Business Law Economics Fr. Class Sponsor Student Council Sponsor MR. MITCHELL FOSTER General Math Algebra I, II Geometry Soph. Class Sponsor Annual Staff Sponsor Mr. Foster Miss Schuenemann Mr. Reed Mr. Johnson Mr. Guthals Mr. Vanderbilt GAIL ROCK Girls Glee 1; Robed Choir 1,3; Triple Trio 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1.2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Brass Choir 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3, 4; FHA Treasurer 4; Class Student Council Repre- sentative 1; Class Treas- urer 2; Cheerleader B 1; Cheerleader A 2,3,4; Co- Captain 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Busi- ness Manager 4; Class Play 3,4; Basketball Homecoming Attendant 1, 3; Football Homecoming Attendant 4. STEVE WH1TEHAIR Class Secretary 1; Class Play 3,4; Robed Choir 2; Boys' Glee 1; Pep Club 1, 3; FFA 1,2,3; FFASentinel 2; Scholarship Letter 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4. SHARON HARAM Reporter 2; Annual Staff 4; STUCO 3; Class Play 3; Girls’ Glee 2.3; Robed Choir 2,3; Triple Trio 4; F. H. A. 1.2,3.4; FHA Rec- reation Leader 2; FHA Historian 3; FHA Presi- dent 4; Student Bus Driver 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. GREG MORGAN Class Play 3,4; One Act Play 4; Boys' Glee 1,2,3; FFA 2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Track 2. LYNN LAY Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Student Council Repre- sentative 2; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Student Director 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Saxophone Choir 3,4; Stage Band 4; Girls' Glee 1,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Songleader 2; FHA Dis- trict Treasurer 3; FHA District Secretary 4; FHA Secretary 4; Cheerleader B 2; Twirler 1,2,3,4; Cap- tain 4. 16 JIM ESHBAUGH Boys' Glee 1.2,3; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Class Student Council Representative 2; Class President 3,4; Class Play 4; Robed Choir 2,3; An- nual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; King Lion Attendant 2.3; King Lion 4. MARGARET SCHAAF Pep Club 1.2,3; Class President 2; Class Sec- retary 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2.3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 1; Robed Choir 3; Saxophone Ensemble District Contest 3; FHA 1.2,3,4; FHA Re- porter 4; Scholarship Let- ter 1,2,3. JERRY JACOBSON Class Vice President 4; Student Council 1,4; Stu- dent Council Vice Presi- dent 4; Class Play 3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Brass Choir 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 1, 2,3; Robed Choir 3,4; Pep Club 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Sentinel 3; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Bus Driver 4; Attendant for King Lion 4. ♦SHERRY STRODA Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Class Treasurer 3,4; Class Play 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1.2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Solo Dis- trict Contest 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 4; FHA 1,2,3, 4; FHA Librarian 4; Cheerleader-B 3; Cheer- leader-A 4; Student Bus Driver 4; Football Home- coming Attendant 4. DANNY COX FFA 1,2,3.4; FFA Presi- dent 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3. ♦SHERI NEUSCHAFER Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Vice President 2; Class Student Council Representative 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Class Play 3,4; March- ing Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Brass Choir 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 1,4; Robed Choir 4; Triple Trio 2,3,4; Girls’ Trio 3, 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Songleader 3,4; Cheerleader A 3,4; B 2; Captain 4; Student Bus Driver 4; Twirler 1; Drum Majorette 2,3,4; Basketball Homecoming Attendant 2. NORMAN BENHARDT Transferred From Centre Class Vice President 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Boys' Glee 3; Basketball 3; Pep Club 3; Pep Club Treas- urer 3. 17 ERLYN HOWARD TED FARRES Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; One Act Play 4; Robed Choir 3; Girls' Glee 3; FHA 1,2,3,4. Class Student Council Representative 4; Annual Staff 4; St udent Council Reporter 4; Class Play 4; Boys' Glee 1; Pep Club 3, 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Track Manager 1; Basketball Manager 2. ♦SHARON ROHRER Class Play 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Triple Trio 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Brass Choir 2,3; Robed Choir 3, 4; Vocal Solo 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. ♦LEON GANTENBEIN Class President 1; Class Secretary 2; Class Play 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Student Council Vic - President 3; Student Council President 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Robed Choir 3; Pep Club 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1; King Lion Attendant 1. JANIS PIPER Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Production Staff 3; Girls Glee 1,3,4; Triple Trio 4; FHA 1.2,3,4. SHIRLEY PIPER Pep Club 3; Class Play 3.4; Girls’ Glee 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Librarian 3,4; Scholarship Letter 1.2. 18 SANDRA ABELDT ARTHUR TIMM Class Play 3,4; Girls'Glee 1,2,3; Robed Choir 2,3,4; Triple Trio 4; F. H. A. 1, 2,3,4; Student Librarian 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Secretary 4. Class Play 3,4; Boys'Glee 1,2,3; Robed Choir 2,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Student Li- brarian 2; Student Bus Driver 3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 2,4; Track Man- ager 2,3,4; Athletic Cor- respondent 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. ♦JULIE HOSTETTER Class Play 3,4; Class Sec- retary 3; Girls' Glee 1,2, 3; President 2; Robed Choir 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; President 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Chapter Degree Chairman 3; Historian 4; Student Librarian 3; An- nual Staff 4. ♦DONNA BROCKMERIER Class Play 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2.3,4; Clarinet Choir 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1; Robed Choir 3; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; FHA Vice Presi- dent 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. ♦FLOY STITES Reporter 4; Annual Staff 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Clarinet Choir 1,2,3,4; Boys' Glee Accompanist 1, 2,3; Girls' Glee Accom- panist 1,2,3; Robed Choir 3; Robed Choir Accompa- nist 4; Triple Trio 2,3,4; Solo District Contest 1,2, 3; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; FHA Pianist 2,4; Scholarship Letter 3; PepClub 1,2,3,4. JIM LORSON Class Vice President 1; Annual Staff 4; Student Council Representative 3; Class Play 3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Brass Choir 2,3,4; Robed Choir 3; PepClub 1; FFA 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Student Bus Driver 4. 19 BRYAN GRAVATT Class Play 3; Boys' Glee 1,2; FFA 2,3,4; FFA Sen- tinel 4; Football i; Foot- ball Manager 2,3,4; Bas- ketball Manager 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4. JOE HODGDEN Class Flay 3,4; Boys'Glee 1,3; Robed Choir 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Track 1,2. JOYCE KANDT Transferred from Herington Class Flay 3; FHA 3.4; Student Librarian 2. ♦KATHY HODGDEN Class Flay 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2; F. H. A. 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4. JESSIE TIMM Class Flay 3,4; Boys'Glee 2,3,4. BILL CALKINS Transferred from Centre Class Flay 3,4; Boys' Glee 4; Robed Choir 4. 20 ERLYN LYNN MARGARET JERRY JULIE LEON TEDDY DONNA GAIL NORM ARTIE STEVE CLASS WILLS I, Sandi Abeldt, will my petite height to Kerk Denny. I, Norman Benhardt, will my ability to get the love parts in the Junior and Senior plays to Charles Davidson. I, Donna Brockmeier, will my friendly face to anyone who has the nerve to wear it. I, Jesse Burwell, will my ability togive long, interesting mumbles, to Gary Harrison who makes long uninteresting mumbles. I, Bill Calkins, will my tall fish stories to anyone who likes to listen. I, Danny Cox, will my out of town girl friends to Denny Kerbs. 1, Jim Eshbaugh, will my fluent use of Spanish in talking to my car to Mrs. Rhodes who doesn’t teach the same adjectives. I, Ted Ferres, will my car to Charles Davidson who needs something better than a truck to rod around in. I, Leon Gantenbein, will my ability to throw eggs at the marshal on Halloween to Barbara Miller who already has a good start. I, Bryan Gravatt, will my ability to stay out of the office my fourth year of high school to Danny Brunner who is having a rough time of it his first two years. I, Sharon Haram, will the few quiet ways I do have to Mary Feeney who needs them. I, Kathy Hodgden, will my good behavior to Diane Whitehair who needs it desperately. I, Joe Hodgden, will my ability to keep my locker clean to the Freshmen. I, Julie Hostetter, will my left-over sponge rubber from Larry's ring to Bar bara Miller. Diamonds are a girls' best friend! I, Erlyn Howard, will my ability to get along with Mr. Ricker to Gene Brockmeier who usually winds up in the office. I, Jerry Jacobson, will my ability to play center on the football team to Larry Timm in hopes that he can bend over next year. I, Joyce Kandt, will my long fingernails to Pam Farres. I, Lynne Lay, will my ability to get along with a certain person to Diane Whitehair who is al- ways having a bad time of it, especially with football predictions. I, Jim Lorson, will my rides with the town marshal on Halloween to Denny Kerbs who seems to be always looking for a ride with someone. I, Greg Morgan, will my used tires to Coup's Station providing they can scrape them off of the streets of Hope. I, Sheri Neuschafer, can't will a thing 'cause I need everything I got. I, Janis Piper, will my ability in Shorthand to Danny Brunner who needs all the help he can get. I, Shirley Piper, will my curly hair to Candy Schuster. I, Gail Rock, will three inches of my hair to Rodney Benhardt who doesn't want to come back next year anyway. I, Sharon Rohrer, will all of my left-over brownies from Speech Class to Mr. Johnson or to any one who wants A's in speech. I, Margaret Schaaf, will my ability to get along with the armed forces to Cindy Calkins. I, Floy Ann Stites, will my B's in child psychology to Rodney Benhardt who may use it on any band director. I, Sherry Stroda, will all my sympathies to all people, especially Kirk Denny, they fall so far when tripped. I, Arthur Timm, will my ability to get out of Study Hall easier than anyone else to Terry Davis who seems to be having a rough time now. I, Jessie Timm, willl my restricted driver's license to any Junior who will give it to our town marshal. I, Steve Whitehair, will my bale burning ability to next year’s Halloweeners with hopes that they don't get caught because it is costly if they do. We, the Seniors will to the faculty, our spotless reputation. We, the Seniors will to the Juniors, our spotless faculty. We, the Seniors will to the Sophomores, our willingness to take part in community and civic affairs and we do mean affairs, on Halloween! We, the Seniors will to the Freshmen, Mr. Ricker in hopes they will treat him with the Tender Loving Care we have used, and in hopes they leave his classes as enlightened as we have left them. 22 CLASS PROPHECY The future appears before me like a dream. I am standing again at an old familiar place, the front door of the Hope Rural High School. It is the first day of another school term--just twenty years since I started my senior year here. The students are starting to enter the build- ing and are not a bit more eager than my classmates and I were to become educated young men and women. And speaking of classmates, here comes Sandy Abeldt. She has given up sheep raising and is now raising her own little lambs. Norman Benhardt has lost his pilots license because he was watching the hostesses cross the runway on a windy day. Donna Brockmeier and her giggle are now employed by Mr. Clean Bubble Bath. Jesse Burwell and his bass fiddle playing buddy are now playing music with Freddie the Freeloader and his tin pan alley gang. Bill Calkins has been deported because he caught Charlie the Tuna. Dan Cox is still trying to find out what Viceroys have that the other twenty cigarettes don't have. Jim Eshbaugh is now working in the Ford Factory riding a horse back and forth to work because his 3rd fan belt broke. Ted Farres found out that his desire for Secretarial Training is exceeded only by his de- , sire to train secretaries. Leon Gantenbein now has a very famous wrestling team. Of course they don't win many meets, but what do you expect out of an all girl team? Bryan Gravatt is a missionary in Southern Africa leading civil rights demonstrations. Sharon Haram is still writing letters; only now she is writing letters to her mother. Seems she joined the Marines with her husband and I hear they have lots of little waves. Kathy Hodgden and her Hamm's beer bear buddies dammed up a stream and resorted to being proprietor of the Presidents Program of Physical Fitness for Males. Joe Hodgden has a very promising job with the Government. He is now busy painting purple lines down the middle of the highway. Julie Hostetter and Larry are now married and living in Denver. They both were working at the Colorado General Hospital but now they have their own little hospital staff of interns and nurses. Erlyn Howard has decided to leave the men alone and raise her ten girls alone. Jerry Jacobson found out he was dead right about being a Mortician and is finishing his apprenticeship at the Eshbaugh Funeral Home. Joyce Kandt is now a shoe cobbler, she was the best known shoe cobbler in High School. Lynne Lay didn't make it as a bacteriologist so she took English Literature and now she is consequently for this simple reason rewriting the Webster Dictionary. Jim Lorson is now on a ship-shape ship shaping ships--l mean shipping shapes. Greg Morgan is now test driving cars for all the car companies because if they run when he gets through with them they will run for anyone. Sheri Neuschafer is usually a good beauty operator however sometimes she gets her solu- tion a little too strong. Her motto is baldness is always neat. Janis Piper didn't believe blondes had more fun till she took up washing windows 24 hours a day, inside and out, at the Boy's Dorms at K-State. Shirley Piper has now transferred from Spanish to Russian and is now working for the U.N. and Art. Gail Rock has quit making Shorthand brief forms and is now wearing them. Sharon Rohrer has given up her summer time hobby of playing on a softball team because now she has her own team of little leaguers. Margaret Schaaf is now combing the beach for any lost contact. Floy Ann Stites is still an operator but she is no longer at the switchboard. Sherry Stroda majored in Home Economics at K-State and is now playing house in the boy's dorm. Art Timm is now giving lyceums on different subjects--brown-nosing and communism. Jessie Timm is still working on his book report and current events for American History. Steve Whitehair was always good with animals; he is now driving the Budweiser Clydesdale Team and still celebrating his 18th birthday. 23 You ready Here The Cast Betty Lou . . Bernadine . . Connie . . . Wilbur . . . Mr. Maxwell Mrs. Maxwell Hercules . . Aunt Mary . Mrs. Jennings J. C. Mallory Grover . . . Louie . . . . Gertrude . . Gladys . . . , Clara .... . . . Gail Rock . . . Janis Piper . Sharon Rohrer . . Greg Morgan . Jim Eshbaugh Sheri Neuschafer . . Ted Farres . Julie Hostetter Margaret Schaaf Steve Whitehair Norman Benhardt Leon Gantenbein . . Kathy Hodgden . . Sherry Stroda . . Shirley Piper There is a woman in your closet Y1PEI' JUNIOR CLASS Larry Timm Sonya Gravatt James Williamson LaVerda Backhus Danny Brunner Melvin Riffel Jani s Lor son Lyn Jones LaVada Kickhaefer Pam Wolf Walter Downey Chris Davis Rodney Benhardt Jan Scott Carole Ettridge Tracy Riffel Barbara Anderes Chris Lorson Huck Little Patty Riffel Gene Scott Elwin Thompson Jean Falen Danny Hodgden Jean Haas Steve Lorson STUCO Sharon Morgan STUCO Sophomore Class Janet Rock Mark Riedy Connie Beltz Don Kandt Denny Kerbs Candy Schuster Duane Dittman Norma Weber Dave Lott Kenny Tummons Cindy Calkins Elvyn Jones 29 Diane Whitehair Secretary Gary Harrison Vice-President Sheryl Schlesener Stuco Freshman Class Greg Jacobson Kevin Donnelly Carolyn Riffel Carol Brewer Gene Donnelly Jeryl Rutz Mike Beltz Nancy Riedy Sandy Haire John Rickenbrode David Schimming Pam Farre6 Mary Feeney Charles Piper Craig Jahnke Debbie Kandt Cheryl Moennich Mike Far res i • � ?! Seated: Ted Far res. Parliamentarian; Jerry Jacobson, Vice-President; LeonGantenbein, Pres- ident; Sheri Neuschafer, Secretary; SharonSandow, Treasurer. Standing: Mr. Vanderbilt, Sponsor; Rita Lorson, Sheryl Schlesener, Sharon Morgan, Charles Davidson, Steve Lorson, Kenny Backus, Mr. Guthals, Sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council this year carried on the traditions of football and basketball homecoming. The Student Council sponsored Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter Dress-up days, and produced the Christmas program. They also started a program in which a boy and a girl student were chosen for their outstanding work for each month. They had other projects that were carried out during the year. Seated: Christine Lorson, Julie Hostetter, Sheri Sharon Haram, Mr. Foster, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Neuschafer, Gail Rock, Jan Scott. Standing--FIRST Norman Benhardt, Ted Farres, Jim Eshbaugh, Jim ROW: Floy Stites, Lynn Lay, Margaret Schaaf, Lorson. EDITOR Sheri Neuschafer ANNUAL STAFF Editor ............Sheri Neuschafer Assistant Editor . . . Christine Lorson Business Manager .........Gail Rock Assistant Business Manager.................Jan Scott Art Editor ...........Julie Hostetter Copy Editor ............. Floy Stites Photography Editor . . . Sharon Haram Faculty, Administration Editor...........................Jim Eshbaugh Organization Editor . . Margaret Schaaf Graduates Editor . . . Julie Hostetter Sports Editor......Norman Benhardt Activity Editor.........Jim Lorson Humor Editor .............Lynn Lay BUSINESS MANAGER Gail Rock Annual staff at work. FIRST ROW: Julie Hostetter, Chris Lorson, Floy Stites, Margaret Schaaf, Gail Rock, Donna Brockmeier, Sharon Haram, Lynne Lay, Sheri Neuschafer, Sherry Stroda, Janis Lorson, Barbara Miller, Diane Whit eh air. SECOND ROW: Fatty Bernhardt, Sandi Abeldt, Sharon Rohrer, Sandy Haire, Janis Piper, LaVerda Backhus, Martha Oesterreich, Janet Rock, Carolyn Lorson, Mrs. Alma Foster. THIRD ROW: Debbie Kandt, LaDonna Engle, LaVada Kickhaefer, Norma Weber, Cindy Calk ins, Carol Brewer, Mary Feeney, Connie Beltz, Karen Guthals, Nancy Riedy. FOURTH ROW: Pam Farres, Candy Schuster, Chris Davis, Cindy Schaaf, Sharon Morgan, Sheryl Schlesener, Carolyn Riffel, Barbara Riff el, Sharon Sandow, Rita Lorson, Shirley Piper, Cheryl Moennich. FIFTH ROW: Carole Ettridge, Jean Haas, Patty Riffel, Barbara Anderes, Sonya Gravatt, Roberta Pray, Jean Falen, Jeryl Rutz, Pam Wolf, Kristy Brockmeier, Joyce Kandt, Kathy Hodgden. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CHAPTER MOTHERS: Mrs. Beulah Morgan and Mrs. Harold Miller. OFFICERS: First row, Janet Rock, Barbara Miller, Donna Brockmeier, Sharon Haram, Gail Rock, Julie Hostetter. Sec- ond row, Mrs. Foster, Sherry Stroda, Sheri Neuschafer, Margaret Schaaf, Dianne Whitehair, Floy Ann Stites, Janis Lorson. F F A Officers: Charles Davidson, reporter; Bryan Gravatt, vice-president; Dan Cox, President; Kirk Denny, secretary; Gary Riedy, treasurer; Huck Little, sentinel. GRELNHANDS--FIRST ROW: James Bernhardt, David Schimming, Glen Riedy, Lee Rohrer. SECOND ROW: Kevin Donnelly, Gene Donnelly, Larry Ryff, John Rickenbrode, Mike Beltz, Charles Piper, David Ihde. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stalford, sponsor, Craig Jahnke, Kenneth Backhus, Arthur Davidson, Galen Zager, Mike Farres, Gene Brockmeier, Lloyd Pschigoda. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F F A Members--FIRST ROW: Mr. Stalford, sponsor. Kirk Denny, Bryan Gravatt, Dan Cox, Charles Davidson, Gary Riedy, Huck Little. SECOND ROW: Kevin Donnelly, Larry Ryff, Charles Piper, Arthur Davidson, Galen Zager, Lloyd Pschigoda, Kenneth Backhus, Mike Farres, Mike Beltz, Craig Jahnke, James Bernhardt. THIRD ROW: Glen Riedy, Gene Donnelly, Mark Riedy, Larry Gruber, Larry Timm, Terry Davis, David Schimming, David Idhe, John Rickenbrode, Gene Brockmeier, Lee Rohrer. FOURTH ROW: David Lot, Steve Lorson, Arthur Timm, Joe Hodgden, Elwyn Thompson, Walter Downey, Melvin Riffel, Dennis Kerbs, Jim Eshbaugh, Jerry Jacobson, Ted Farres, Greg Morgan. Officers: Sandi Abeldt, Secretary; Sharon Sandow, Vice-President; Julie Hostetter, President; Sharon Morgan, Treasurer; Rita Lorson, STUCO. PEP Starting at left from front to back: COLUMN I Sonya Gravatt, Carole Ettridge, Barbara Riffel, Floy Stites, Kristy Brockmeier, Chris Lorson, COLUMN II Roberta Pray, Jean Haas, Candy Schuester, Margaret Schaaf, Janis Piper, Carolyn Lorson, Karen Guthals, COLUMN III Dianne Whit eh air, Carolyn Riffel, Martha Oesterreich, Donna Brockmeier, Sharon Haram, La Vada Kickhaefer, Cheryl Moennich, COLUMN IV LaVerda Backhus, Pam Wolf, Cindy Calkins, Connie Beltz, Nancy Riedy, Debbie Kandt, S-U-C-C-E-S-S! CLUB Mary Feeney, COLUMN V Lynne Lay, Jean Falen, LaDonna Engle, Chris Davis, Joyce Kandt, Patty Riffel, Jerry Rutz, COLUMN VI Janis Lorson, Norma Weber, Cindy Schaaf, Cheryl Schlesener, Erlyn Howard, Pam Farres, Sandy Haire, Barbara Anderes, In The Crossbar ROW 1 Rita Lorson, Sharon Morgan, Julie Hostetter, Sharon Sandow, Sandi Abeldt, ROW II Barbara Miller, Sherry St rod a. Miss Schuenemann, Sheri Neuschafer, Gail Rock, Janet Rock. CENTER: Sonya Gravatt, Martha Oesterrich, Karen Guthals, Carolyn Lorson FIRST ROW: Floy Stites, Donna Brockmeier, Norman Benhardt, Mary Feeney, LaVerda Backhus, Cindy Schaaf, Sharon Sandow, Kristy Brockmeier, Margaret Schaaf, Lynn Lay, Pam Wolf, Sherry St rod a, Carol Brewer, Leon FRONT ROW: Sharon Morgan, Sherry Stroda, Cindy Schaaf, Sharon Sandow, Kristy Brockmeier, Margaret Schaaf, Pam Wolf, Mr. Ricker SECOND ROW: Christine Lorson, Jim Lorson, Rodney Benhardt, Jean Falen, Gail Rock, Jerry Jacobson, Christine Davis, Carol Brewer, Not Present for Picture: Lynne Lay 40 Gantenbein, Rodney Benhardt, Arthur Davidson SECOND ROW: Roberta Pray, Janis Lorson, Jean Haas, Patty Riffel, Lee Rohrer, Mike Beltz, Charles Davidson, Jim Lorson, Janet Rock,Carol Lttridge, Sheri Neuschafer, Steve Lorson, Jean Falen, Norma Weber, Danny Brunner THIRD ROW CLARINETS: Cheryl Schlesner, Diane Whitehair, Nancy Riedy BACK ROW: Sharon Morgan, Christine Lorson, Barbara Miller. Rita Lorson, Gene Brockmeier, David Schimming, Mr. Ricker. Gary Riedy, Kirk Denny, Christine Davis, Gail Rock, Jerry Jacobson THE HOPE HIGH MARCHING BAND 41 GIRLS GLEE: Bottom Row Left to Right-Carolyn Riffel, Deborah Kandt, Barbara Miller, Rita Lor son, Cheryl Moennich, Carolyn Lor son, Sec- ond Row-Janis Piper, Pamela Farres, Connie Beltz, Norma Weber, Cynthia Calkins, LaDonna Engle, Candace Schuster, Mary Feeney, Third Row- Karen Guthals, Janet Rock, Carol Brewer, Jeryl Rutz, Barbara Riffel, Cindy Schaaf, Sharon Morgan, Sandra Haire, Nancy Riedy. BOY'S FIVE: Miss Schuenemann, Terry Davis, Steven Lorson, David Schimming, Lee Rohrer, Gene Brockmeier, Mr. Stalford. ROBED CHOIR: Bottom Row Left to Right-Janis Third Row-Sharon Haram, Kristy Brockmeier, Pam Lorson, La Verda Backhus, Gene Brockmeier, Wolf, Terry Davis, Melvin Riffel,SheriNeuschafer, David Schimming, Lee Rohrer, Sandra Abeldt, Julie Sharon Sandow, Top Row-Gail Rock, Joe Hodgden, Hostetter, Second Row-Rita Lorson, Sharon Rohrer, Art Timm, Steve Lorson. Don Kandt, David Lott, Floy Stites, Janis Piper TRIPLE TRIO: Sandra Abeldt, Janis Piper, Floy Stites, Sharon Rohrer, Sharon Sandow, Sheri Neuschafer, Gail Rock, Rita Lorson, Sharon Haram, Accompanist-Kristy Brockmeier. LaVerda Backhus TWIRLERS Twirler 3 Lynne Lay Twirler 1,2,3 Captain 4 Mary Feeney Twirler 1 BOOTS AND BATONS MAJORETTE B A N D Clarinet Choir Roberta Pray, Norman Benhardt, Floy Stites, Donna Brockmeier, LaVerda Backhus. Saxophone Choir Sherry Stroda, Cindy Schaaf, Sharon Sandow, Kristy Brockmeier, Margaret Schaaf, Pam Wolf. Lynne Lay not present. Brass Choir Jim Lorson, Carol Brewer, Kirk Denny, Chris Davis, Janet Rock, Carol Ettridge, Sheri Neuschafer, Rodney Benhardt, Jeanne Falen, Gail Rock, Jerry Jacobson A C T I V I T I E S 45 SENIOR CLASS CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS ACTIVITIES FRESHMAN CLASS Hope presented the roll call of chapters at the Dis- trict Meeting. State Degree Girls: Left to right: Sandi Abeldt, Sharon Haram, Donna Brockmeier, and Floy Stites. F. H. A. ACTIVITIES F.H.A. session conducted by President, Sharon Haram. The Royal Court Floy Ann Stites and Michael Beltz, Freshman Attendant. Frlyn Howard, Jim lishbaugh, Senior Attendant; Sharon Haram, and Mark Riedy, Sophomore Attend- ant. Margaret Schaaf and Kirk Denny, Junior Attendant. What ever goes up must come down! FFA YOUNG FARMER BUFFALO FEED Danny Cox 'ftpt_. d ■•• Leon Gantenbein Gary Riedy FOOTBALL LETTERMAN Jim Eshbaugh Jerry Jacobson Joe Hodgden Steve Whitehair Dennis Kerbs Don Kandt Lynn Jones Rodney Benhardt Parky Little FIRST ROW: Dan Cox, Joe Hodgden, Jerry Jacobson, Jim Eshbaugh, Leon Gantenbein, Steve Whitehair, Garr Riedy,Charles Davidson, Gene Brockmeier, Manager SECOND ROW: Danny Hodgden, Manager, Dave Lott, Glen Riedy, Rodney Benhardt, Mark Riedy, Parky Little, Gene Brockmeier, John Rickenbrode, Elvin Jones, Head Coach Daerr, BryanGravatt, Manager THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Reed, Denny Kerbs, Arthur Davidson, Larry Gruber, Walter Downey, Lynn Jones, Don Kandt, Terry Davis FOOTBALL RECORD Alta Vista 38- 0 Hope 6-38 St. Xavier Blue Valley 7-13 Hope 6-44 Solomon Florence 52- 0 Hope 6-28 Cottonwood Falls White City 19- 0 Hope TRI-CAPTAINS: Dan Cox, Steve Whitehair. Jim Eshbaugh ss usussnf) Attendant: Sherry Stroda Attendant: Gail Rock FOOTBALL-HOMECOMING Attendants and Escorts: Sherrv Stroda and Dan Cox, Gail Rock and Jim Eshbaugh 56 O0 Us uo Ns UONs UOWc FRONT ROW: Duff Brunner, Gary Riedy, Kirk Denny, Don Kandt, Denny Kerbs, Melvin Riffel, Jim Lorson, Mark Riedy, Charles Davidson, TOP ROW: Coach Daerr, Jim Eshbaugh, Coach Reed. VARSITY BASKETBALL Co-Captain Jim Eshbaugh Co-Captains and Coach Reed Co-Captain Jim Lorson 57 Denny Kerbs Melvin Riffel HOPE VS. T escott HOPE VS. Goessel HOPE VS. White City HOPE VS. Solomon HOPE VS. Lehigh HOPE VS. St. Xavier HOPE vs. Florence HOPE vs. Luckey HOPE vs. Wilsey HOPE vs. White City LEAGUE TOURNEY HOPE vs. Durham HOPE vs. Florence HOPE vs. Goessel HOPE vs. Solomon HOPE vs. St. Xavier HOPE vs. Luckey Gary Riedy Mark Riedy 58 Kirk Denny FRONT ROW: Tracy Riffel, Mark Riedy, Lyn Jones, Larry Gruber, Elvyn Jones. TOP ROW: Coach Daerr, Duff Brunner, Gary Riedy, Kirk Denny, Charles Davidson, Coach Reed. B-Team Cheerleaders: Sharon Sandow Sharon Morgan Chris Lorson Chris Davis MANAGERS: Jan Scott Dan Hodgden Gene Scott B-TEAM BASKETBALL Varsity Cheerleaders Barbara Miller, Sopho more A-Team 2 Sherry Stroda, Senior A-Team 4 Janet Rock, Sophomore A-Team 2 61 62 Queen Sherry B A S K E T B A L L Senior Princess: Gail Rock Sophomore Princess: Barbara Miller The Annual Basketball Homecoming was held on January 21. The theme for the evenings activities was Stardust. Sherry Stroda was crowned the 1965-66 Homecoming Queen. After the game the royal party reigned over the dance held in the gymnasium. Freshman Princess: Diane Whitehair Junior Princess: Christine Lorson H 0 M E C 0 M I N G Escorts--Left to right: Steve Whitehair, Kirk Denny, Jim The long awaited moment. Lorson, Jim Lshbaugh, Jerry Jacobson. Royal Party--Left to right: Barbara Miller, Chris Lorson, Sherry Stroda, Gail Rock, Diane Whitehair. Sherry Stroda, escorted by Jim Lorson Crown Bearer, Davey Lorson, Flower Girl, Susie Laveau Gail Rock, escorted by Jim Lshbaugh 64 Let's Riot! Work ?? . . Come Now . . Tan don't Burn. . Maynard?? Eshbaugh! You do that one more time. 66 THE LONG, HOT SUMMER AN INTERESTING VIEW! 67 HEY!JAKES ANOTHER RING!! THIS IS THE TRUNK, GIRLS. IS IT LOVE? MEET FRED AND MYRTLE STARTING STORIES AGAIN?? YOU'LL MEANS ME!!! THE KLU KLUX KLAN SENIORS OF 1967 68 Bus Drivers: Herbert Schimming, Wallace Walker, lid Anderson, Ted Anderson. Custodians: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Backhus, Fred Berg. Student Bus Drivers: Sheri Ncuschafcr, Danny Cox, Sharon llaram, Jim Lorson, Sherry Stroda, Jerry Jacobson, Art Timm. COOKS: Mrs. Wuthnow, Mrs. Cravatt, Mrs. Brunner, Mrs. Kickenbrode. 69 Here it is--your 1965-66 Lions Roar. It is a book of dreams and a book of memories. When grade school kids read it their eyes shine and they think someday. Someday 1 will be star of the basketball team, queen of homecoming, a member of that marvelous band, the lead in the play, dancing at the prom, attending the show and breakfast afterwards. Someday I'll be in high school. Then we, the seniors, read it, and each page says, Remember the football games on those cold fall evenings, those nerve-wrecking basketball games, the short noon hours, the hurried preparation for music contests and class plays, those good old class meetings when no one would be quiet, comparing lateness of after- party hours, homecoming dances, dating problems of both boys and girls, those good old exams we hated so much, the lazy hum of study hall, the sneak, and last but not least--graduation. We learned too. Besides the history and English absorbed, we learned the meaning of friendship. We made many mistakes, but we learned from them. The hopes and triumphs and disappointments, the silly fun, and the proud and yet sad feeling of finally graduating--we've tried to put them all into this book for you. So we give you the 1965-66 Lions Roar. We hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed living it. THE 1966 SENIORS 70 Safety - Courtesy - Service COUP INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Of All Kinds Hope, Kansas Phone 27 HARLAN’S AUTO SERVICE Phone 66 Hope, Kansas ELLIOTT’S BARBER SHOP Hope, Kansas HOME CAFE Orvene Benhardt A Good Place To Eat” Hope, Kansas COUP STANDARD Atlas Tires Batteries Phone 24 Hope, Kansas Congratulations And Best Wishes Seniors When You Think Of Home Furnishings, HOPE REXALL STORE W. L. BOYD Congratulations Seniors 1966 TELEVISION-RADIO REPAIRS Jack Keitch Hope, Kansas Think First Of The BELLAIRE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 40 Isabel Holland Hope, Kansas FARM SERVICE CO-OP Navarre, Kansas Propane Propane Equipment General Plumbing MORGAN-ESHBAUGH FURNITURE STORE SCHAAFHARDWARE Paint-Wallpape r-Housewares Hamilton” Washers Dryers Admiral Appliances Phone 65 Hope, Kansas ALTMANN’S GARAGE Phone 156 Hope, Kansas Hope, Kansas HOPE VARIETY STORE School Supplies Phone 75X Elsie M. Koch DILLON FARMERS LAY'S GROCERY (coop) CMA ASSN. Phone 25 FARMERS UNION CO-OP ASS’N Supersweet Feeds Grain—Feed—Seed CO-OP Feeds Service With A Smile Fertilizer-Oil—Gas P. 0. Elmo, Kansas Hardware—Lumber—Coal CO-OP Products Everything In Foodl Phone 31—Phone 16 Dillon, Kansas Hope, Kansas Carlton, Kansas 72 Stiles T Herington □QOBHEjQ Shop Where the Most Shop! Save Where You Save the Most! V Kansas ANDERSON-OX AND ALE COMPANY Crushed Rock For Roads Concrete Agricultural Lime To Improve The Soil 540 S. 5th Ph. BL 8-3415 Herington, Kansas NOR VILLE'S JEWELRY Diamonds - Watches Gifts 2 East Main St. Herington, Kansas DR. R. L. SCHOOF Optometrist Ph. BL 8-2314 Appointment Only Herlncrton. Kansas BANK OF HERINGTON Since 1886 Member F.D.LC. Herington, Kansas Ph. BL 8-2265 PENNEY’S Always First Quality Herington. Kansas P C SALES RAMBLER Herington, Kansas O’CONNOR FORD—MERCURY 109 W. Walnut Ph. BL 8-2281 Herington, Kansas DANITSCHEK FLOOR COVERINGS 15 West Main Herington, Kansas Armstrong Products STONE-McDONNE LL ELECTRIC SERVICE Town and Country Wiring Appliance Repair Ph. BL 8-3121 Herington, Kansas CHILDS Ladies and Men's Wear Dress Right .... When You Look Your Best, You Do Your Best Herington, Kansas SHOP GAMBLES Your Friendly Store At Herington, Kansas Fayne Sue Olsen Wm. F. SYURDEVANT D. O. Office: Bank of Herington Bldg. Ph. BL 8-2500 Herington, Kansas HARRY D. MOSIER, D.D.S. RICHARD M. MOSIER D.D.S. Bank of Herington Building Business Phone BL 8-2415 Herington, Kansas Senior Photos In Annual By BACON WOLTZ STUDIOS Osage City, Kansas Des Moines, Iowa 73 NAVARRE FARMERS UNION CO-OP ASSN. Co-op Feeds. Feed Processing, Feed Delivery, Grain Storage, Gas Petroleum, Fertilizer, Paints, Supplies Phone 45 Navarre, Kansas IHDE APPLIANCE CENTER VICTOR -WHIRLPOOL your Record Center In Herlngton BL 8-2400 Herlngton, Kansas WELCH MANUFACTURING, INC. DR. J. O. GILLIAND Office: Bank Of Herlngton, Kansas Herlngton, Kansas Bud Welch Herlngton, Kansas WILLIAM H. ALWARD Counselor At Law Bank Of Herlngton Bldg. Herlngton, Kansas SONDERGARD GARAGE Ramona, Kansas General Overhauling WALKERS SUPERIOR CLEANERS Rug Cleaning- Pickup At variety Store Herlngton, Kansas OX AND ALE’S FABRICS GIFTS At T. Km'b TINY HOUSE ON BROADWAY Herlngton, Kansas Goodyear Tires ROBSON-WILSON PHARMACY W. C. Robson-A. F. Wilson Ph. BL 8-2430 Herlngton, Kansas TRI-COUNTY SALES, INC. George M. Mounkes, Owner Ph. BL 8-2249 Herlngton, Kansas Friendliness Service Makes The Difference At HERINGTON © RED’S SHOE SHOP 8 West Main Street Herlngton, Kansas YOUTH FASHION Girl s Junior Styles Boy s Youth Sizes 16-20 Herlngton, Kansas FOODUNER Ph. BL 8-8213 A1 Art Otte Owners Operators DR. R. L. SCHOOF Optometrist Ph. BL 8-2314 Herlngton, Kansas MIDDLETON TV SUPPLY Zenith Color Television Kelvlnator Home Appliances Woodbine, Kansas Phone 26 TAMPA CO-OP ASSN. Grain—Feed—Seed fertilizer- Custom Feed Rolling Grinding Mixing Liquid Fertilizer SAUNDRA’S BAKERY Ph. BL 8-2015 Herlngton, Kansas VAHSHOLTZ GARAGE Compliments Of Auto, Truck And Tractor Repairs Phone 5 Woodbine, Kansas Tampa, Kansas DUCKWALL’S STORE Herlngton, Kansas VOLKMAN GROCERY DR. R. F. PIERCE Put Yourself In Jerry and Sharon 18 1 2 S. Broadway Herlngton, Kansas Our Shoes Volkman Phone 38a Woodbine, Kansas MINION’S DRESS BEAUTY SHOP 18 N. Bdwy. BL 8-2012 DEATRICK'S SHOE STORE Herington, Kansas 74 QUALITONE HEARING AIDS DR. J. O. GELLI AND Glasses and all other models Office: TWIN A, A. CUTLERY CO., Batteries for all makes Bank Of Inc. MRS. W. W. VICKERS Herington, Kansas The Knife 1205 N. Buckeye Abilene CO 3-2800 Kansas Herington, Kansas with the longer life Compliments 308 N. Buckeye R. E. Dodson DDS of Abilene, Kansas TASTEE FREEZE Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas G. D. HAMPTON M. G. JOHNSON ABILENE TRUCK BANKES DRUG STORE TRACTOR, INC. Two Registered Pharmacists E. F. Bankes General Dentistry Abilene, Kansas International Harvester Dealer Abilene 67410 Kansas Richard Blackburn Ph. Co-2330 Abilene, Kansas SPEINGER MOTOR COMPANY ABILENE ANIMAL HOSPITAL Authorized Dealer REYNOLD'S F. W. Jordan, D.V.M. Fine Used Cars G. W. Carl, D.V.M. Poverty Comer 4th Buckeye LIVESTOCK 320 E. 14th St. Ph. CO 3-3201 Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas SALES CO. TRAILS END MOTEL DAIRY QUEEN Serving And Farmers Stockmen Cones, Sundaes Malts, Shakes Of Central Kansas RESTAURANT Livestock Is Our Business- For Food At Our Only Business Its Finest Abilene, Kansas Selling Livestock The Auction Way Every Friday Phone: CO-33394 Abilene, Kansas PIONEER PONTIAC INC. GEMMILL INSURANCE AGENCY 321 N. Cedar 327 N. Broadway CO 31550 Abilene, Kansas Ph. CO 3-1515 Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas 67410 WILSON BROS. PAINT STORE TRAPP LOUKS Glass-Wallpaper PHARMACY Paint-Mirrors On Tire Comer 303 N. Cedar Prescription Specialists Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas Say It With Flowers B B STANDARD SERVICE 14th Buckeye ABILENE NATIONAL BANK ABILENE FLORAL CO. Abilene, Kansas Every Sound Banking Service Harold Olsen, Florist Member Federal Reserve System Phone CO 3-2093 KEUNE RADIATOR SHOP Member Federal Night CO 3-1750 Deposit Insurance Corp. Across Street North 402 N. Buckeye Phone CO-3090 Abilene, Kansas Of Post Office Abilene, Kansas 75 WALKERS SUPERIOR CLEANERS -Rug Cleaning- Pickup At Variety Store Herington, Kansas WILL’S MARKET CAFE Always A Meal Worth Leaving Home For Herington, Kansas HOULTON'S HY-KLAS MARKET Abilene, Kansas A.M. WARD, JEWELER W. H. Lowry, Gemologist 311 N. W. Third Abilene, Kansas KEEL'S Men's And Boys' Wear Abilene, Kansas DON'S ”66 SERVICE DON JEFFREY, Manager 401 N. Buckeye ABILENE, KANSAS 67410 THE UNITED TRUST COMPANY Capital Accounts $300,000 Abilene, Kansas Insurance Real Estate Loans Securities Trusts-Estates Phone CO 3-1920 Abilene, Kansas DR. FRED D. WEAVER Optometrist Abilene, Kansas Compliments of REFLECTOR CHRONICLE Abilene, Kansas FINER FEED FOR EVERY NEED' X-CIjEfoif’ RONALD RICE MTRS� INC. Chev-Olds-Cad Sales Service Abilene, Kansas 418 N. W. 2nd CO-34000 C.H. PINKHAM SON Dry Goods Ready-To-Wear Since 1888 207-209 N. Cedar Street Abilene, Kansas PHONE CO 3-2260 Abilene, Kansas TALBERT'S BODY SHOP Body Fender Work Glass Replacing 208 W. 1st Street C03-3659 Abilene, Kansas RYAN'S STANDARD SUPER SERVICE’ K-15 1-70 Abilene, Kansas Phone CO 3-1312 OPEN '‘24” HOURS Complete Car Needs Road Service MEADE AUTO PARTS Phone CO 3-1241 Abilene, Kansas RON HOLMES INSURANCE 200 N. W. 2nd Co 3-1581 Compliments of TASTEE FREEZE Abilene, Kansas Compliments of DUCKW ALL'S Abilene, Kansas BOOGAANT’S SUPER MARKET Home Of The Bestyet Foods Abilene, Kansas BEACH CARBURETOR AND TUNE-UP SERVICE Telephone:CO 3-3383 315 West First Street Abilene, Kansas HELLER ROWE APCO SERVICE STATION First and Cedar Abilene, Kansas GREEN FORD SALES, INC. 318 N.E. 14th St. Phone CO 3-3015 Abilene, Kansas 76 RALPH HOFFMAN CHEVROLET CO. J. I. Case Dealer Box 68 Telephone 10 Hope, Kansas HAMBURG’S Dry Goods Ready-To-Wear Abilene, Kansas HENRY S. HOLLOWAY, D.O. Phone 183 Hope, Kansas SADER’S CAFE Ramona, Kansas Phone 26 FARRIS STATION Slim And Bonnie P. H. 76 Woodbine, Kansas TOWN COUNTRY INSURANCE For All Your Needs And CHRISTIAN FRATERNAL LIFE INSURANCE Protection. Savings Income Retirement Lowell Abeldt Hope, Kansas Phone Elmo 1202 KOHLER LUMBER CO. LUMBER-HARDWARE- PAINTS Telephone 18 Woodbine, Kansas You Get More Car For Your Money At SHIVER MOTOR CO. 1802 N. Buckeye Abilene Phone CO3-4091 Kansas VICKER'S SERVICE STATION Front-End-Alignment Gas - Oil - Tires Phone 87 Hope, Kansas WESTERN SADDLE SUPPLY Western Wear Boots Work Clothing Saddles Riding Equipment Horse Trailers J. D. Rittel Sons Phone 43 Hope, Kansas We Congratulate The Seniors Of 1966 Best Wishes For The Future ESHBAUGH FUNERAL HOME Hope, Kansas Oxygen Equipped Ambulance CARDIE OIL COMPANY Phone 5571 Tampa, Kansas CT3 ROEHRMAN LUMBER AND HARDWARE Everything For The Builder If You Don't See It Ask For It Phone 17 Hope, Kansas Serving Area Since 1908 WINGERD'S FOOD AND GENERAL STORE Phone 702 Navarre, Kansas WOODBINE FARMERS UNION CO-OP EXCH. Phone 22 Grain, Feed, Seed, Salt, Twine, Fertilizer, Tires, Oil, And Grease WAGON WHEEL CAFE DOWNTOWN Abilene, Kansas FARMER'S CO-OP ELEVATOR AND SUPPLY COMPANY Purina Chows For Hogs-Cattle- Poultry Hope, Kansas RAMONA CO-OP ELEVATOR CO. Ramona, Kansas Phone 44 Grain Feed Seed Farm Supplies HOPE LOCKER PLANT Custom Slaughtering Curing Beef For Sale Phone 129 Hope, Kansas 77 FARMERS NATIONAL BANK DON REESE JEWELRY TWIN A.A. CUTLERY CO., Inc. Every Sound Banking Service Member Abilene, Kansas The Knife with the longer life Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Two Drive-In Windows BURBACK’S Typewriters All Makes And Models 308 N. Buckeye Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas Ske i({cMs And THE TEMPO SHOP Abilene Kansas SHADINGER-WILSON, INC. Printers-Platemakers 207 NE Third Abilene, Kansas Shop Zeys For Best Food Buys ZEYS MARKETS 200 W. 1st St. Abilene 1020 W. 1st St. Kansas . ROBBINS SHOES Jacqueline-Connie Miss Wonderful- Hush Puppies Freeman-Wolverine Abilene, Kansas SHOUSE IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Phone CO 3-3051 Abilene, Kansas JERRY’S LONG INVESTMENT CO., INC. Mutual Funds Stocks Bonds 4th at Cedar 913 CO 3-2530 Abilene, Kansas LENA’S ’’Fried Chicken Steaks One Mile West On Old U. S. 40 Abilene, Kansas 418 N. Broadway Abilene, Kansas DR. F. A. WARD Chiropratic For Health 105 N.W. Third Co 3-2151 Abilene, Kansas CENTRAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Current Rate 4 1 2% Abilene Concordia Minneapolis GOODELL’S JEWELRY Bulova Watches Accutron Time Piece Gifts For Every Occasion Abilene, Kansas The Oldest Bank In Dickinson County Has the Newest In Facilities To Serve You THE CITIZENS BANK Abilene, Kansas LLOYD’S FOOD STORE Quality Foods Low Prices Courteous Service Shop And Save ’’We Deliver” Phone 155 Hope, Kansas MEMORIAL ART CO., INC. East Of The Post Office Abilene, Kansas Monuments Markers Mausoleums Charles Norman, Mgr. Phone CO 3-3062 THE 1966 ANNUAL STAFF WISHES TO THANK ALL OF THE PATRONS WHO ADVERTISED IN OUR ANNUAL. 78 79 80 81 92 Valedictorian Special Honors Scholarship Letters Salutatorian Freshmen: Sharon Morgan, Janet Rock, Rita Juniors: Margaret Schaaf, Floy Stites, Pat Hall Lorson Sophomores: Chris Lorson, Gene Scott, Carole Ettridge Seniors: Kay Denny, LaDonna Bielefeld, Yvonne Schimming I li. I wonder if they'll like it? JUNIOR PLAY You joined a hiking group! The Egg and I Cast of Characters Betty MacDonald . . . Don MacDonald .... Anne................ Joan................. Thad................ Delicate Daisy . . . . Mr. Manic-Depressive Corrine.............. Fishface............ Hi-Baby ............ J J ................ Ross ................ The Lingery Lady . . Millicent Ames . . . Thermometer Tessie . Miss Linden ......... Grady .............. Larson .............. Paula................ Toni ............... Lolly ............... Mitzie............... Sheri Neuschafer . . . . JimLorson .... Gail Rock . . Sharon Haram Norman Benhardt . . Erlyn Howard . Leon Gantenbein , . Sharon Rohrer . . Greg Morgan . Steve Whitehair . Jerry Jacobson . . . . Danny Cox .........Pat Hall Margaret Schaaf Donna Brockmeier . . . Sandi Abeldt . . Arthur Timm . . Bryan Gravatt . . Julie Hostetter . . Shirley Piper . . . Joyce Kandt . . Kathy Hodgden Just an old squaw??? The Cast A water fountain made the night more complete. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The 1964-1965 Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was enjoyed by all who attended. In the Misty Moonlight , the theme, was the setting in which umbrellas, spar- kling rain, and misty flowers helped carry the mood of excitement along. Our very delicious meal was prepared by the Juniors' mothers, with Mrs. Eshbaugh as the General Chair- man. Mr. Howard Fry then gave a speech which held the interest of everyone. For entertainment at the Banquet we had the Balladiers from Manhatten. The Banshees from Lindsborg played for the dance. The Juniors would like to say Thank You to everyone who helped in preparing for the special night. Flowers decorated the Prom Area The Banquet Area A I pledge allegiance to the flag— Erlyn and her poodle are ready for a night in Paris STYLE SHOW EVENING IN PARIS David, Merle, and Art were our three waiters Donna’s niece was even a model FHA officers and chapter mothers for 1965-66. Chris L., Sharon S., and Sharon H. helped serve the Alumni Banquet. The critics are having a tough time judging the girls 4 Freshman Phys. Ed. class Peek-a-boo, Janet GIRLS Don't let go, LaDonna PHYSICAL EDUCATION Where have vou been hiding all that talent, Jesser Ahab and Clyde! May Activities The Triple Trio singing at Baccalaureate The Saxophone Ensemble playing for Com- mencement Commencement wasn't all sad Sleeping Beauty This is gravity??? . . .and wave to the pretty girl across the way. Troubles, Patti?? SENIOR SNEAK April 29 to May 2 Ride 'em. Cowboys! Dan Gomer Pyle, (alias Dave Hostetter) ■ V • A couple of p o o p e d Kirkwood Hillbillies You're right, Harry— Leo did it! Swing it, Linda! Who are ya' cussin', Patti, your purse? Barbershop Quartet? Class Night Senior Follies was the title of the 1965 class night. The follies were divided into three sections: Past, a speak-easy scene; Present, the seniors participating in Hulabaloo television show; and Future, a fortune tellers cottage. PAST Walk Right In.................. Spaghetti Rag................... Charleston...................... Aura Lee ....................... Twelfth Street Rag ............ Down By the Old Mill Stream . . Class History ................. Where Have All the Seniors Been? Phyllis Rock, Master of Ceremonies .................................... Senior Class ..................................Christine Pray Yvonne Schimming, Connie Little, LaDonna Bielefeld Dan Coup, Terry Rotman, Lee Walter, Roy Jacobson ....................................... Kay Denny . Merle Shugart, Linda Helbach, Dennis Moennich .......................................Joyce Rutz .....................................Senior Class PRESENT Where Are All the Seniors Now? Presentation of Awards .... Commercial.................. Gomer Pyle ................. Ticket to Ride ............ Commercial.................. Taking Henry to Buy a Suit . . House of the Rising Sun...... Class Will .................. Commercial.................. Valedictorian and Salutatorian Where will all the Seniors go? . Leo Lorson, Master of Ceremonies ..................Senior Class ......................................Barbara Backhus ..................................... David Hostetter Pat Morgan, Steve Stroda, Jim Donnelly, Walter Gruber .....................................Barbara Backhus ..........................................Patti Hill ......................................Linda Helbach ..................................... Sharon Dittman .....................................Barbara Backhus Senior Class FUTURE Janice Hartman, Master of Ceremonies Class Prophecy ..................................Janice Hartman and Senior Class Reflections.......................................................... Marilyn Berg All the Seniors Going Now...................................................Senior Class Charleston! WOW! Sing, fellas! Seniors enjoying the Saxophone Ensemble. The end of a long awaited evening. Commencement Dr. Roland Swaim was the Are you happy, Lee? Commencement speaker. The class chose You'll Never Walk Alone as their song. The Senior girls singing Graduation Day and May You Always. FIRST ROW: Charles Davidson, Duane Dittman, Jan Timm, Gary Riedy, Jim Eshbaugh, Dan Cox, Lee Walter, Scott, Don Kandt, Denny Kerbs, Larry Gruber, Gene Terry Rotman, Kirk Denny, Merle Shurgart, David Scott, Tracy Riffel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith, Larry Hostetter, Mr. Yakle. TRACK David Hostetter, holder of school shot put record, 47 1 1 2 , and school discus record, 126 7 . In the League Track Meet this year, Hope came out second, with White City at first, and St. Xavier third. Merle Shurgart took third in the javelin, with Lee Walter making a tie for sec- ond in the high jump, and Charles Davidson took second in the mile run. Denny Kerbs took first in the pole vault, at 10 9 . - ■ SENIOR LETTERMEN: David Hostetter, weight events; Merle Shurgart, javelin; Lee Walter, pole vault and high jump; Terry Rotman, medley relay. JUNIOR LETTERMEN: Jim Eshbaugh, 440 yd., 220 yd. and 100 yd. dash; Dan Cox, 880 yd. relay and broad jump. TRACK LETTERMEN FRESHMAN LETTERMAN: Don Kandt, 100 yd. and 220 yd. dash, and relays; Denny Kerbs, pole vault and relays; Larry Gruber, high jump and relays, Duane Dittman, relays. SOPHOMORE LETTERMEN: Kirk Denny, high hurdles; Gary Riedy, medley relay; Charles Davidson, mile run; Gene Scott, low hurdles and mile relay. FRESHMEN MILE RELAY TEAM: Don Kandt, Denny Kerbs, Larry Gruber, Duane Dittman. School record 3:46.6. 11 Special Honors Kay Denny received an Emporia Scholarship Foun- dation scholarship to Emporia State. LaDonna Bielefeld was awarded a scholarship to the Profes- sional Beauty School of Wichita. Christine Pray re- ceived a Stauffer Scholarship to Kansas State Uni- versity. She was also selected to stay in Smurthwaite Scholarship House. Students of the month for March, Gail and Leon Students of the month for April, Chris and Norm ■iivW z-.v-V k ■'- fim v ♦ .. +� . 4%’ r ■'•’ ' SNa� � : fii'Vf .-JlAc ’. I s s: p!fW %Jf4;Pv v, .•■ •• � � ■ I -:- ■;: ■' Jti ii wL � Clifts ''-Wfe. «’Tt -a - $.•. ■ “ ■ 5 v-r- : :%£j| :• r: p ® � « .• ?• a?. •vW