Hoxie High School - Winter Count Yearbook (Hoxie, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

1973 Hoxie High School Hoxie, Kansas 67740 eucome Etuf Tt DlAOjjjLjjip Editors: Kaylene Farber Tammy Adams Carolyn Pratt Day by Day 2 3 6 7 The journalism classes feel it is time that everyone understands the true meaning of winter count and why it was chosen as our yearbook title. Among the plains Indians, pic- ture writing helped aid memory and communicate ideas. A calendar known as the winter count” was kept in the form of a series of pic- tures painted on buffalo hides. The Kiowa calendar pictured above cov- ered a period of 37 months, from July 1889 to July 1 892. The picture was obtained from the National Anthropological Archives of the Smithsonian Institute. This year’s cover was designed by Vic William, Carolyn Pratt and Veva Adams. The editors combined these entries in a cover contest to graphi- cally present a symbolic picture of the Indians' activities at HHS. 8 9 1. Mech. Drawing hard at work. 2. Sr. Math listens to Kem. 3. Curt being a gentlemen? 4. I don't understand. 5. Words of advice from the seniors. HI-PLAINS HA Y GRINDING Tons of Experience Larry Wilke ns 10 1. Things go better with Coke! 2. Dinner time??? 3. Teachers enjoy their meal. 4. Smile Schipperslll 5. Carolyn shovels it in. 6. Good huhll 7. Watch those handsl 12 13 1. Look at me — I’m 1 8. 2. Cowgirl Jo. 3. Wow this car is really stacked. 4. Smile. 5. Ron even sleeps between classes. 6. Mr. Harwerth! One more word. 7. Go, Flip, Go! See Flip run fast. 8. Wantem some Injun Fire Water? 9. I didn't do it. 10. Reading requires concentration, right Mike? 14 15 Wayne 1. My mouth is bigger than your mouth. 2. Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves. 3. I used my deodorant today — did you? 4. All right freshman — up against the wall. 5. Karl loves woodworking. 6. And as the afternoon wears on. 7. The end of another day. HEIM TV APPLIANCE SALES SER VICE Hoxie and Hays Jerome Heim 17 5A 6A 7T 1. Don't you dare touch me. 2. Get it on. 3. Put your arms down the victory's over. 4. Oh where, oh where can my Hector be. 5. Go get'em Chuck! 6. Come on Kent try. 7. And the band plays on, and on . . . HOXIE LIONS CLUB Liberty Intelligence Our Nation s Safety 19 20 NEAL PLUMBING SHOP 'Deal with Neal 1. FHA girls attended the Fall Conference at Goodland. 2. Juniors meet to work on Homecoming float. 3. Cheerleaders meet to talk over game scores. 4. Kaleidoscope Players present the Spider and the Fly. 5. Suckersl 6. What's the difference between a patriot and a traitor? 7. Practice, practice, practice! 8. Our own Percussion Ensemble. 9. Poems and Songs from 10 to 20. 21 1. Sit down, Vic, (pleose)l 2. Ron can't keep his mind on any one thing! 3. A manager is always on hand. 4. Mr. Mountford knows everything when it comes to genetics. 5. FHA was the only school organization to have a float in the Homecoming Parade. 6. Linda made more than her share of posters for pep club. 7. Come and dance, teachers, it's fun! 8. What’s that magazine you’re reading Mr. Smith? 9. They’re always eating something. 23 24 1. Hoxie Frosh surround Oberlin ball carrier. 2. Max Mountford gives advice to his boys at halftime. 3. John Martin brings down opposition. 4. Coach Mountford prepares to enter the game. 5. Hoxie makes a touchdown. 6. A hard tackle during scrimmage. 7. B-Team cheerleaders give the boys sup- port. HOXIE STATE AGENCY 25 26 1. David Adams shoots for a basket. 2. Ed and Kenny practice on their defense. 3. Don't just stand there do something. 4. Coaches drill the boys. 5. Fred, I didn't know you skipped when you played basketball? 6. John tries for two. 7. You can’t have that, it’s mine. 8. The boys get ready for a game. SEQUIN GRAIN AND FERTILIZER Grain — Fertilizer — Seed 675-3124 27 28 1. The three co-captoins. 2. Ready — Set — Wrestle! 3. Boy, it's hot in here. 4. Let go of my foot! 5. Charlie never gets excited about anything. 6. It’s Don’s turn to be Referee. 7. Why doesn't Pick run? 8. Thank Goodness, only 1 27 laps to go. 9. Whip it on him. Chuck. NORTHWESTERN MOTORS “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer 29 6A 1. Mrs. Deines instructs her girls. 2. Keri warms the bench. 3. Karen digs it. 4. Watch out Carolyn. 5. Up, up and away. 6. Rhonda makes a good serve. 7. Sock it to ’em Marsha. CENTRAL KANSAS POWER CO. You re never in the dark Hoxie High School Library 3) 1. Mrs. Deines coached these girls to a first place at Oberlin and a second in league at Oakley. 2. Donna was our softball thrower. 3. Karen Walden tries for a place in the Oak- ley track meet. 4. Sharon Mong throws the shot. 5. It’s warm-up time. 6. The team got new red warm-up suits this year. 7. Audrey was manager. 33 Golfers Send One to State 1. After placing third in the Regional Meet, Andy Prickett represented HHS at State. 2. Vic William is ready to drive. 3. Go ball GO! 4. Andy watches an opponent putt. 5. Mr. Martin coached the team. 6. These golfers are in no hurry. HOXIE IMPLEMENT CO., INC. 35 Your I. H. C. Dealer 36 5A 1. Dove Mahonno stops for a second to pose for a picture as he tries for a par. 2. “I knew I should have used a five iron. 3. Vic William putts as an opponent watches waiting for his turn. 4. This is Gail Adams after the fifth hole at the League Meet. 5. Maybe if I’m lucky it will stay on the fair- way. 6. Dove and Mark watch so there is no foul play. TASCO GRAIN CO. Bill Vickers Les Pratt 37 38 Track A new high jump record was made this year by Glenn Richmeier with a jump of 6'3”. He tied the school record of 6'2 made by Tony Haffner in 1970. Glenn made his record jump at Regional where he placed 2nd. At State he tied for 5th with a jump of 6'. 1. Is (hot shotput heavy, John? 2. Glenn gets ready to pole vault. 3. Kevin Cooper is ahead in the relay. ANDREWS AERIAL SPRAYING Keith Andrews 39 40 1. Ron and Dave ran the Vi mile. 2. People like Glenn's style of broad jump. 3. Glenn Richmeier set a new school record of 6'3 in high jump. 4. Don Fortin's in the running in the 220. 5. Mike Pratt ran in the 440. 6. John Truetken gets ready to throw the dis- cus. 7. Ed Pratt runs in the 220. MAHANNA PHARMACY 41 In his first year of coaching, John Olson compiled a 1 -6 league record and 1 -8 overall. John Olson, who worked mostly with the backs, had his assistants Howard Harwerth and Rick Sutton concentrate on the line, while Max Mountford coached the freshmen. This year's football season was not the best in HHS history, but there were many exciting games. The Indi- ans lost to Hill City in a very close game, but came back and beat Oberlin and we went into double overtime with Goodland, NWKL champs, before losing 12-6. The rest of the season showed a lot of tough luck for the Indians as they did not win any more games, losing to Sainty, Colby, Atwood, Norton, Oakley, and Stockton to take sev- enth in the league. Andy Prickett and Kem Cooper were elected co-captains by the team. Kem Cooper was chosen for the league's first team as defensive linebacker and offensive guard. Ron Campbell was chosen first team defensive end. Senior lettermen are Glenn Rich- meier. Chuck McClelland, Dean Pratt, Roy Karnes, Doug Hedge, Ron Campbell, Joe Pratt, Allen Wente, Ed Pratt, Pat Schlageck, Dan Ken- nedy, Kem Cooper, and Andy Prick- ett. 3Y 42 1. Ed Pratt outruns a Cowboy opponent. 2. Team gets fired up. 3. Kem Cooper wipes out a Cowboy. 4. Team gets a ride at the snake donee. 5. Andy Prickett heads for on opening. 6. Down, Set, Go, Go. 7. Coaches talk over strategy. A Sc M ELECTRIC AGENCY Let us Electrify You Phone 675-3331 1. Closing in on a Sointy player. 2. A solemn moment on the sideline. 3. Andy Prickett drives for yards against Sointy. 4. Andy Prickett bringing down a Cowboy runner. 5. Kem and Andy drag down their Hill City opponent. 6. Indians get in for the kill. 7. Seniors won yelling contest. 8. Get that ball! 9. Andy Prickett plays jacks with a Hill City opponent; Andy had just caught a long pass before being downed. 45 Basketball Hoxie cagers had a building year. The overall record did not indicate the improvement of the underclass- men. Seniors who lettered this year were John Washburn, Dan Ken- nedy, Glenn Richmeier, and Ed Pratt. Returning Junior Lettermen will be John Truetken, Rick Coulter, Fred Washburn, David Adams, and Mike Kruse. Sophomores who lettered were Ted Cupples, and Ken Meitl. Dan Kennedy was the most out- standing rebounder, and Ed Pratt was Best Freethrow Shooter. Coach Mounford is resigning to take a position in the Farmers State Bank in Winona, K.S. With seven returning lettermen Hoxie hopes for a successful season in 1973-74. 46 1. Kenny tries to move post his man. 2. Smile big for the camera Maxi 3. John Truetken goes in for a lay up. 4. John E. tries to add two more points to our score. 5. Dan leaps above his opponents. 6. Getting a little crowded isn't it. 7. They went that a-way John. WILLIAM TIRE SERVICE 47 48 1. Must be a little warm, huh Ed? 2. As always you’re right Max. 3. The basketball team takes a breather. 4. Jump high for that ball boys. 5. Glenn practices his ballet. 6. Get your hands out of my facel 7. Keep your eyes on the ball. 8. John shoots again. C.G.F. GRAIN CO. 6V 49 Wrestlers Take Second Retiring Coach Bill Pickinpaugh and assistant Charles Buechman led the HHS wrestling team to the Sec- ond Place trophy at State. Those to place first were Steve Pope 112 lb., Charles McClelland 1 26 lb., Ron Campbell 1 32 lb., and Andy Prickett 138 lb. Kern Cooper 145 lb. placed iecond with Karl Neuenschwander 119 lb. and Bob Brewster 98 lb. tak- ing third. Bill Pickinpaugh, who was assistant coach four years and head coach six years, is retiring as coach. His state teams have finished third, first, second, first, first, and second since the 1968 matches. Charles Buechman is to move up to the head position. 1. Give it ail ya got, Karl! 2. Bob Brewster went on a food free diet dur- ing this wrestling season. 3. Kem Cooper defeated Holle for first at Regional. 4. Hwt. Alan Ackerman was a great help to the 72-73 wrestling team. 5. Darrell Weeks, 105, pins Truetken of Wheatland at District. 6. Don Fortin, 155, with the fastest fall of Dis- trict Tourney pins Goetz in 21 seconds. 7. Andy Prickett is a proud senior and a state champion wrestler. Hoxie High School Library MICKEY HARDWARE AND FURNITURE 51 ▼ 8Y 1. Big Bob Johnson wins again. 2. Be careful Ron! 3. Steve was a super wrestler. 4. Aw shucks — it was nothing. 5. It looks like Ron will win another one. 6. Charlie always had exciting matches. 7. Oh Pick — he won't lay down! 8. Steve Pope pins Ferell Zerr in first period. 9. I wonder how much gold we would get if we melted them. 53 Sno-Ball The 1972 Sno-Ball was held December 16 with music furnished by the Pagan Ballet. Sno-Ball Queen was Deb Carman escorted by Kevin Schiltz. After the crowning all the candidates danced the traditional royalty dance. Students and faculty enjoyed a delightful evening with refreshments furnished by the Student Council. 2T 1A 3T 54 7 A 1. John Truetken, Myrno Karnes, Deb Car- man, and Kevin Schiltz were junior and senior candidates. 2. King and Queen dance. 3. Doesn’t that mustache tickle? 4. Mary Lou Krannwitter, Pat Koster, Jeanette Zodrow, and Hugh Campbell were sopho- more and freshman candidates. 5. Ed Pratt kisses the Queen. 6. Couples enjoy the music. 7. Pagan Ballet provided the entertainment. COOPER DR Y GOODS 55 Junior Play Successful The Junior Class of HHS presented a three-act play that was loaded with fun and laughter on Friday, April 1 3. Written by LeRoma Groth “A Feudin’ Over Yonder,” was all about the hill people living in the Ozarks. It took place in the Fry cabin in June when all the girls look for a guy ’cause the Travelin’ Preacher’ll be through any day. The members of the cast and their parts are as follows: MAW FRY.............. ROSIE BELLE FRY...... CLEM FRY............. EMMY FRY............. IZZIE FRY............ MOUNTAIN MAGGIE ..... AUNT HARRY HORNHONKER WILLY HORNHONKER..... BECKIE MAE HORNHONKER . PAPPY POPOFF......... ZEKE POPOFF ......... WEDDING GUESTS....... MUSICIANS............ ............................Bonnie Hook .........................Elaine Wegman ............................Lee Baalman ............................Janeece Breit ............................Howard Karnes ..............................Lila Shipley ............................Nancy Koster ....................Karl Neuenschwander ............................Joyce Mowry ...............................Don Leiker .............................Bob Johnson .......Ann Meitl, Trueblood, Myrna Karnes Karen Walden, Karla Schaffer, Carol Taylor 1A 56 10Y 1. Let's get hitchedl 2. But effen ya don't Maw kin cook you along with the other chickens I killed. 3. Poor Izziel 4. When ya live with Maw, ya don't git a chance t' talk. 5. Whuts so funny? 6. We're engaged! 7. An' while ya wuz drugged ya wuz the nicest person in the world. 8. Put this gun away, Emmy. 9. I've about made up my mind about gittin’ hitched, Min. 10. Do ya think — I mean, kin I stand up long enough t’ git hitched? BEN FRANKLIN STORE 57 The 1973 Junior-Senior Prom was held May 11 at 7:00. The banquet was at the Elk Lodge and the dance at the high school gym. Juniors chose Colour My World as the theme and the music was provided by Blackberry Winter. At the banquet. Juniors extended a welcome to the Seniors and fac- ulty and the Seniors responded with a toast. The dance started at 9:00 and ended at 12:00. Junior class president Karl Neuen- schwander announced the crowning of King Ron Campbell and Queen Deb Carman before the royalty dance Colour My World. Everyone enjoyed the food and music and had an enjoyable evening. 58 1. Banquet at the Elks. 2. Just one more candle to light! 3. Servers sing Colour My World. 4. King and Queen dance. 5. Students dancing to Blackberry Winter. 6. You call that singing? 7. Prom theme Colour My World. 8. Ron and Deb at Royalty throne. 9. Blackberry Winter. HOXIE STATE BANK 59 1. They tried but they couldn't do it. 2. Mary the Godmother made an offer that Harwerth couldn't refuse. 3. Rondo relinquishes her duties as president to Karla. 4. Everyone helps to clean up. 2A ▼4 1A ▼3 60 1. FFA Sweethearts Mary Lou, Karen, Nancy and Carol. 2. Our lovable sponsor wishes to speak. 3. Grub it up. 4. Joe Pratt presents honor chapter farmer award to Lesie Pratt. 5. Dan tells it as it is. 61 Graduation Graduation ceremonies for the Great class of 1973 was held May 21. Juniors Karl Neuenschwander, John Truetken, Linda Heskett, and Myrna Karnes assisted with the graduation exercises. Speaker Harold Stones, director of Research of the Kansas Bankers Association presented the Commencement Address on motivation. Presentation of awards followed. Mary Courtney won the American Legion Essay Contest with a scholarship amount of $250. Tabor scholarship award was earned by Mary Breeden was $215. Vickie Koeperich received the $200 Dr. F. C. Roadhouse scholar- ship. The Outstanding Senior athlete with the highest grade point average who lettered in two sports went to Doug Hedge. This award was in honor of Russell Cressler. A Thank you song was presented by the senior girls and immediately follow- ing the ceremony the reception line was held south of the gym. 62 1. Everyone sit up and listen. 2. Tammy received the First National Bank scholarship. 3. Everyone enjoyed Mr. Stone's talk. 4. The I Dare You award was presented to Kaylene Farber and Kent Cooper. 5. Mr. Smith presented the Hoxie State Bank scholarship to John. 6. We have matured a lot since we were freshmen. 7. Melody and Dan received the American Legion award. 8. Reverend Kubitz was the speaker for Bac- calaureate. 9. Doug Hedge was Valedictorian and Ed Pratt was Salutatorian. 63 In Memory of Russell Cressier Some people make life easier By what they do and say . . . The world becomes a better place Because they pass our way. And we are grateful for each one Whose heart is young and gay; Who helps to make life easier Because they pass our way. 64 The doors close, with the day behind us. 65 And So Forth . . . 66 67 1972 Homecoming Royalty Freshman attendants were Lad Truetken and Dottie Koerperich. Junior attendants were Karl Neuenschwander and Theresa Pfeifer. Sophomore attendants were Cindy Cooper and Rick Vaughn. Senior attendants were Melody McNeal and Ron Campbell. A-TEAM — FRONT ROW; Ron Campbell, Dan Kennedy, Dean Pratt, Kem Cooper, Charles McClelland, Dan William, David Adams, John Truetken and Allen Wente. BACK ROW; Roy Karnes, Glenn Richmeier, Joe Pratt, Andy Prickett, Ed Pratt, Rick Coulter, Pat Schlageck, Kevin Cooper and Karl Neuen- schwander. B-TEAM — FRONT ROW; Terry Brown, Galen Simon, David Mahanna, Steve Stewart and Raymond Minium. BACK ROW; Paul Jantz, Rick Vaughn, Keith Karnes, John Martin, Fred Washburn and Manager Dave Weeks. 70 FRESHMEN — BACK ROW; Larry Spresser, Rodney Lake, Danny Wente, Jim Davis, Tim Moss, and Craig Stratton. SECOND ROW; David Winter, Mike Shaw, Jerry Liester, Ronald Karnes, Clint Follis, Lad Truetken, and Bruce Oelke. FRONT ROW; David Schippers, Terry Campbell, Pat Koster, Lee Cooper, Kelly Vickers, and Dave Schamberger. A-TEAM_____Coach Maurice Strecker, Hugh Campbell, Coach Max Mountford, Fred Washburn, John Truetken, Rick Coulter, Mike Kruse, John Washburn, David Adams, Kenny Meitl, Dan Kennedy, Glenn Richmeier, Ed Pratt, and Ted Cupples. 71 B-TEAM — David Haskett, Hugh Campbell, Rick Coulter, Fred Washburn, David Adams, Mike Kruse, Terry Feldt, Steve Weis, Fred Neiermeier, Carl Spresser, John Ritter, and managers, David Mahanna and Craig Stratton. FRESHMAN TEAM — Mike Heim, Jerry Wagoner, Dan Shuler, Mike Shaw, Chuck Coulter, Pat Koster, Tom Zodrow, Tim Moss, Lad Truetken, Rodney Lake, Danny Kruse, Danny Wente, Larry Spresser, Will Ritter, and Coach Gary Beymer. A-TEAM — BACK ROW; Coach Bill Pickinpaugh, Kem Cooper, Don Fortin, Bob Johnson, Ron Farber, Alan Ackerman, and Asst. Coach Charles Buechman. FRONT ROW; Bob Brewster, Darrell Weeks, Steve Pope, Karl Neuenschwander, Charles McClelland, Ron Campbell, and Andy Prickett. STATE TEAM — BACK ROW; Coach Bill Pickinpaugh, Ron Campbell, Andy Prickett, Ken Cooper, Alan Ackerman, ana Asst. Coach Charles Buechman. FRONT ROW; Bob Brewster, Darrell Weeks, Steve Pope, Karl Neuenschwander, and Charles McClelland. 73 FRESH-SOPH. — STANDING; Lee Cooper, Terry Campbell, Don Rietcheck, Mike Pratt, Arlan Ackerman. KNEELING; Mike Winter, Don Moss, Mark Washburn, Kelly Vickers, David Schippers, George Schippers. B-TEAM — STANDING; Jerry Schiltz, Roch Meier, John Martin, Randy Cooper, Steve Stewart, Kelly Wiggington, Dean Pratt. KNEELING; Dale Weeks, Ron Schamberger, David Winters, Ray Schamberger, Dave Schamberger, John Winter, Joe Pratt. BOYS TRACK — BACK ROW; John Truetken, Kevin Cooper, John Washburn, Allen Wente, Glenn Richmeier, Ed Pratt, Don Fortin, and manager Tony LaRue. FRONT ROW; Danny Wente, David Ramer, Ron Kelley, Paul Jantz, Rick Coulter, Mike Pratt, and Ron Karnes. GOLF TEAM— BACK ROW; Vic William, David Mahanna, Doug Hedge, and Fred Washburn. FRONT ROW; Andy Prickett, Lad Truetken, Craig Boxler, and Larry Spresser. B-TEAM VOLLEYBALL — SITTING; Carolyn Heim, Becky Koerperich, Nancy Beckman, Deb Heier, Tina Lewis. KNEELING; Keri Kahle, Barb Geist, Delores Spresser, Karen Zerr, Leanna Gallagher and Rhonda Wente. A-TEAM VOLLEYBALL — FRONT ROW; Tammy McNeal, Jean Haffner, Carol Weis. SECOND ROW; Betty Wessel, Rose Meitl, Sharon Mong, Marsha Cooper, and STANDING; Lana Stewart. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL — Tammy McNeal, Delores Spresser, Deb Heier, Jean Haffner, Tina Lewis, and Leanna Gallagher. GIRLS TRACK — BACK ROW; Sharon Mong, Rhonda Wente, Gail Pratt, Jean Haffner, Janelle Karnes, and Delores Spresser. SECOND ROW; Kathy Porsch, Ronda Taylor, Lana Stewart, Audrey Owens, Karen Baalman, Carol Weis, Cdrolyn Heim, and Mildred Jones. FRONT ROW; Karen Walden, Donna Campbell, Keri Kahle, Coach Vickie Deines, Joella Shipley, Jeannie Schamberger, Ellen Wasserman, and Tammy McNeal. CHOIR — BACK ROW; Cindy Timken, Kendra Schiltz, Dave Heskett, Mike Smith, Kent Copper, Randy Lake, Lois Bell, Julia Heim, Jackie Bogart. MIDDLE ROW; Melinda Rose, Marsha Trueblood, Suzen Hynes, Dana Hilborn, Larry Meurisse, Gail Pratt, Sheryl Harris, Brenda Bryant. FRONT ROW; Karla Schaffer, Dottie Smith, Melody McNeal, Mary Courtney, Kathy Porsh, Mary Breeden, Mary Conway, Beckie Schlicher. MADRIGALS — BACK ROW; Karla Liester, Mike Smith, Marsha Trueblood, Kent Cooper, Kevin Schiltz, Tammy McNeal, Gail Pratt, Mary Breeden. FRONT ROW; Tina Hilborn, Dana Hilborn, Mary Courtney, Dave Heskett, Cathy Ostmeyer. 78 FROM ME INSURANCE AGENCY PEP CLUB — FRONT ROW; Yvette Cahoj, Marisa William, Cindy Cooper, Karen Baalman, Tina Lewi , Cathy Ostmeyer. SECOND ROW; Ron Farber, David Schippers, Rodney Lake, Steve Pope, Dave Heskett, David Winter, Mark Washburn, Galen Covalt, Clint Follis, Mike Winter, Will Ritter. THIRD ROW; Ron Rietcheck, Ron Campbell, Dan William, Rodney Baalman, Kern Cooper, Vic William, Andy Prickett, Charles McClelland, Lee Baalman, Jerry Schiltz, Rick Coulter, Fred Washburn, Richard White. BACK ROW; Bob Johnson, Glenn Richmeier, Dan Kennedy, Kent Cooper, Kevin Schiltz, John Truet- ken, Dave Weeks, Pat Schlageck, Dave Mahanna, Randy Lake, Dean Pratt, John Martin. PEP CLUB — FRONT ROW; Miss Jones, Lila Shipley, Linda Heskett, Karen Walden, Carol Schippers, Karen Campbell. SECOND ROW; Tammy McNeal, Jean Haffner, Judy Morgan, Kathleen Farber, Brenda Bryant, Veva Adams, Mary Conway, Debra Heier, Dottie Koerperich, Krys Jantz, Ellen Wasserman, Karen Tremblay, Melinda Rose. THIRD ROW; Donna Hockersmith, LeAnna Gallagher, Kathy Porsch, Joello Shipley, Dottie Smith, Donna Campbell, Mary Courtney, Susan Beiker, Maxine Zerr, Karla Schaffer, Beckie Koerperich, Lois Bell, Janeece Breit. FOURTH ROW; Myrna Karnes, Lois Foltz, Carol Taylor, Sandy Wagoner, Carolyn Heim, Denise Meier, Susan Morgan, Melody McNeal, Rhonda Baalman, Ronda Taylor, Carolyn Pratt, Ang Ostmeyer, Audrey Owens. BACK ROW; Betty Wessel, Cindy Timken, Marsha Trueblood, Rhonda Wente, Gail Pratt, Nancy Meitl, Sandy Schlageck, Ann Meitl, Nancy Koster, Lana Stewart, Mildred Jones, Bonni Hook, Rhonda Karnes. 79 BAND — FRONT ROW; Marjorie Hilborn, Lois Foltz, Linda Heskett, Virginia Hartzog, Keri Kahle. SECOND ROW; Mike Smith, Cindie Gaede, Karen Campbell, Mildred Jones, Nancy Meitl, Jeanne Schomberger, Janelle Karnes, Carol Taylor, Veva Adams. THIRD ROW; Evelyn Pratt, Sue Babcock, Shel- ley Chapman, Janet Coulter, Laura Wittig, Myrna Karnes, Kathleen Farber, Tina Hilborn, Karla Schaffer, Bob Brewster. BACK ROW; David Adams, Janet Karnes, Kevin Cooper, Randy Lake and Dan Wente. 1972-73 TWIRLERS — TOP TO BOTTOM; Drum Majorette Melody McNeal, Tammy Adams, Karen Walden, Lila Shipley, Head twirler Joella Shipley. 80 BAND — FRONT ROW; Rhonda Litton, Marsha Trueblood, Cindy Cooper, Tammy Adams, Karen Walden. SECOND ROW; Mary Lou Krannawitter, Chuck Coulter, Lila Shipley, Tina Lewis, Dave Weeks, John Martin, Lee Baalman, Kent Cooper. THIRD ROW; Tammy McNeal, Shirley White, Kevin Trem- blay, Mike Shaw, Penny Litton, Steve Kruse, Rodney Lake, Deb Lewis, Kendra Schiltz, Ann Meitl, Lana Stewart, Melody McNeal. BACK ROW; Richard White, Karla Leister, Howard Karnes, Carol Schippers, Joella Shipley, David Ramer, Instructor Mr. Buechman, Agnie Ostmeyer, Kem Cooper, David Mahanna. DRILL TEAM — FRONT ROW; Dottie Koeperich, Janeece Breit, Keri Kahle, Becky Koeperich, Tammy McNeal, Lana Stewart, Ann Meitl, Lois Bell, Belinda Neal, Audrey Owens, Dottie Smith, Shirley Deibert. BACK ROW; Maxine Zerr, Myrna Karnes, Colleen Bielser, Nancy Meitl, Gail Pratt, Susan Hynes, Marsha Cooper, Karen Zerr, Susan Morgan, Marilyn Weis, Deb Carman, Karla Schaffer, Susan Randolph. 81 FRONT ROW; Mr. George Lambert, Vice Pres., Dan Kennedy, Sec., Rod Baalman, Reporter, John Winter, Stuco Rep., Dennis Meier, Treasurer, Ron Campbell, NOT PICTURED — Pres., Joe Pratt, Sentinel, Roger Johnson. SECOND ROW; Roch Meier, Ron Rietcheck, George Schippers, Mickey Brown, Hugh Campbell, Rick Farber, Harry White, Ray Schamberger, Henry Ochs, Terry Brown, Darrell Weeks, David Winters. THIRD ROW; Keith Popp, Dave Schamberger, Pat Koster, David Schippers, Raymond Minium, Kevin Cooper, Kelly Vickers, Ronnis Schamberger, Chuck Coulter, John Heim, Melvin Rail, Mike Heim, Mike Winter. FOURTH ROW; Kenny Meitl, Terry Feldt, Sam Morgan, Don Rietcheck, Tim Moss, Dean Pratt, Bob Johnson, Mike Pratt, Terry Campbell, Ron Farber, Jim Courtney. STUDENT COUNCIL— FRONT ROW; Cathy Ostmeyer, Lana Stewart, Melody McNeal, Susan Morgan, Rhonda Baalman, Joella Shipley, Kaylene Far- ber, Dottie Smith, Rhonda Taylor. BACK ROW; Charles McClelland, Dennis Meier, Joe Pratt, John Truetken, Kent Cooper, Ed Pratt, LeAnn Wade, Vic William, Hugh Campbell, Karl Neuenschwander, Mike Winter and Mr. Olson, Sponsor. 82 KAYETTES — FRONT ROW; Linda Heskett, Nancy Winter, Janeece Breit, Karen Walden, Mary Lou Krannawitter, Tammy McNeal, Elaine Zodrow, Joan Haffner, Deb Heier. SECOND ROW; Cathy Ostmeyer, Nancy Koster, Lana Stewart, Audrey Owens, Carol Schippers, Rhonda Baalman, Mary Courtney, Colleen Bielser, Rose Ann Meitl, Bonni Hook. TOP ROW; Melody McNeal, Susan Morgan, Karen Campbell, Myrna Karnes, Kim Stephens, Donna Hock- ersmith, Leanna Gallagher, Miss Bink — sponsor. KAYETTES — FRONT ROW; Sue Babcock, Belinda Neal, Cindy Cooper, Tammy Adams, Dottie Smith, Keri Kahle, Krys Jantz, Crystal Stillwell, Melinda Rose, Tina Milborn. SECOND ROW; Evelyn Pratt, Nancy Beckman, Rhonda Wente, Gail Pratt, Karen Baalman, Deb Carman, Kaylene Farber, Ronda Taylor, Susan Bieker, Maxine Zerr. TOP ROW; Marisa William, Donna Campbell, Karen Tremblay, Kathleen Farber, Veva Adams, Janet Karnes, Shelia Cahoj, Judy Morgan, Karen Zerr, Susan Hynes, Kendra Schiltz. 83 FHA — FRONT ROW; Virginia Hartzog, Judy Morgan, Regina Bruggeman, Carolyn Pratt, Susan Morgan, Shelley Chapman, Ronda Taylor, Kaylene Farber, Ann Meitl, Carol Schippers. SECOND ROW; Julia Heim, Gail Pratt, Evelyn Pratt, Karen Baalman, Nancy Meitl, Cindy Weis, Marilyn Weis, Denise Meier, Delores Spresser, Rose Ann Meitl, Vickie Koerperich. THIRD ROW; Linda Black, Marsha Trueblood, Mildred Jones, Sheila Cahoj, Janelle Karnes, Bonni Hook, Karla Schaffer, Barb Geist, Jeanette Zodrow, Sandy Schlageck. TOP ROW; Mrs. Van Vleet — Sponsor, Betty Wessel, JoAnn Bruggeman, Kim Stephens, Cindy Timken, Lois Foltz, Janet Karnes, Yvette Cahoj, Delores Weis. FHA____FRONT ROW; Lila Shipley, Mary Conway, Pat Borah, Becky Schlicker, Jeanne Schamberger, Dottie Koerperich, Ellen Wasserman, Shirley Die- bert, Karen Tremblay, Melinda Rose. SECOND ROW; Dot Smith, LeAnn Wade, Nancy Winter, Karla Liester, Marisa William, Joyce Mowry, Karen Wal- den, Nancy Koster, Shirley White, Donna Campbell, Linda Heskett. THIRD ROW; Lavinia Paulson, Debra Greene, Lola Godfrey, Janet Coulter, Carol Weis, Suzy Kruse, Veva Adams, Krys Jantz, Joella Shipley, Audrey Owens. TOP ROW; Deb Carman, Tina Lewis, Carolyn Heim, Deb Lewis, Sandy Wag- oner, Cindy Cooper, Tammy Adams, Carol Taylor, Lois Bell, Beckie Koerperich, Sue Babcock. 84 DEBATE SQUAD — FRONT ROW; Melody McNeal, Carolyn Pratt, Bonnie Hook, Elaine Wegman, Janeece Briet, Mr. Rosell. BACK ROW; Lee Baalman, Doug Hedge, Kent Cooper, Howard Karnes, Karl Neuenschwander. SPEECH — FRONT ROW; Carolyn Pratt, Melody McNeal, LeAnn Wade, Deb Lewis, Bonnie Hook, Elaine Wegman, Janeece Breit, Cindy Cooper, Danny Scoot. BACK ROW; Galen Simon, Howard Karnes, Doug Hedge, Kent Cooper, Marsha Cooper, Karen Baalman, Myrna Karnes, Joyce Mowry, Linda Heskett, Lee Baalman, Mark Krannawitter, Pat Schlageck. THE PHILLIPSBURG SPEECH CHAMPIONS — FRONT ROW; Joyce Mowry, Carolyn Pratt, Melody McNeal, and Bonnie Hook. BACK ROW; Howard Karnes, Doug Hedge, Kent Cooper, and Lee Baalman. 86 FIRST HOUR JOURNALISM — FRONT ROW; Joe Pratt, Andy Prickett, Ed Pratt, Rod Baalman, Roger Johnson, Pat Haffner, Roy Karnes, John Washburn. BACK ROW; Karen Campbell, Audrey Owens, Carol Schippers, Susan Morgan, Lavinia Paulson, Lila Shipley, Paul Spillman, Dan Lewis, Al Wente. SECOND HOUR JOURNALISM — FRONT ROW; Pat Schlageck, John Washburn, John S. Kruse, Ray Schamberger, Ron Campbell, Dan William, Keith Popp, Curt James, Carolyn Pratt, Rose Ann Meitl, Delores Weis, Regina Bruggeman, Tammy Adams, Nancy Winter, Donna Campbell, Deb Carman, Joella Shipley, Kaylene Farber, Lana Stewart, Linda Heskett. 87 8A 1. Sports at HHS are numerous. 2. Our fearless mascot. 3. Deb Carman was crowned 1972 Snoball Queen. 4. Adding to the Christmas spirit was Mrs. Percival's decorations. 5. Students enjoying Red Day” lunch. 6. Christmas tree being decorated. 7. 1972 Homecoming Queen was Karen Campbell. 8. Drill team marched in Homecoming Parade. 89 Seniors: Class of 1973 Bill Albers Rhonda Baalman Tammy Adams Colleen Bielser Rodney Baalman Alan Ackerman Linda Black Karen Campbell Mary Breeden � Donna Campbell Kris Chapman Regina Bruggeman Ronald Campbell 90 Kaylene Farber Douglas Hedge Kem Cooper Cindie Gaede Marjorie Hilborn Kent Cooper Mary Courtney Curt James Roger Johnson oy Karnes I gotta get out of herelll 91 Dan Kennedy Sandy King Vickie Koeperich John E. Kruse Rose Ann Meitl Susan Morgan We know that you con do it Kem. 92 Gary Niermeier Carolyn Pratt Angie Ostmeyer Dean Pratt Audrey Owens Keith Popp Andy Prickett Glenn Richmeier Ray Schamberger Terry Richards We'll be there in a second Horwerlh. 93 Jim Shepker Joello Shipley Curtis Simon Dottie Smith Rondo Taylor Joyce Moellering Tice Danny Timken LeAnn Wade 94 John Washburn Dave Weeks Larry Weeks Delores Weis John Winter Nancy Winter Allen Wente Not Pictured: Pat Haffner Lavinia Paulson Judy Rail Beverly Rockenbach Gary Bryant We Know That We Are The Best!!! THE HOXIE SENTINEL 95 David Adams Sandra Arnold L. Lee Baalman Lois Bell Craig Boxler Janeece Breit Bob Brewster Terry Brown JoAnn Bruggeman Brenda Bryant Gary Bryant Rex Carder Phyll Carman David Chapman Kevin Cooper Janet Coulter Rick Coulter James Courtney Galen Covalt Shirley Deibert Jerry Farber Ron Farber Mike Finnesy Ralph Gassman Dan Haffner Carolyn Heim Linda Heskett Dana Hilborn Bonnie Hook Warren Houghton Fred Houston Paul Jantz Robert Johnson Mildred Jones Howard Karnes Juniors: Class of 1974 96 Keith Karnes Myrna Karnes Rhonda Karnes Beckie Koerperich Nancy Koster Mike Kruse Donald Leiker Penny Litton John Martin Denise Meier Dennis Meier Roch Meier Ann Meitl Joyce Mowry Vern Mowry Karl Neuenschwander Sidney Ochs Duane Oelke Louis Oelke Lonnie Owens Theresea Pfeifer Steven Pope Susan Randolph Joe Ritter Karla Schaffer Leading the juniors to a new mag- azine sales record of $4, 876.70 were Marsha Trueblood with $165, John Truetken $386, Bonni Hook $ 162, Steve Pope $ 198, Joyce Mowry $182, Fred Wash- burn $162, Kim Stephens $296, and Karl Neuenschwander $152. HOXIE MOTOR CO. r Your Friendly Chevrolet-Buick Dealer. ” 97 Juniors Homecoming float places second in parade of Sports. Look at those Legs 98 Jerry Schiltz Vic Scott Lila Shipley Paula Spillman Kim Stephens Lana Stewart Carol Taylor Cindy Timkin Kevin Trembley Marsha Trueblood John Truetken Sandy Wagoner Karen Walden Fred Washburn Elaine Wegman Cindy Weis Marilyn Weis Betty Wessel Richard White Dan William Maxine Zerr David Zodrow Sharon Zodrow Larry Meurisse Sophomores: Class of 1975 Arlan Ackerman Gale Adams Karen Baalman Susan Babcock Nancy Beckman Patty Borah Mickey Brown Yvette Cahoj Hugh Campbell Shelly Chapman Mary Conway Cindy Cooper Marsha Cooper Randy Cooper Ted Cupples Rick Farber Terry Feldt Lois Foltz Don Fortin Mary Rose Gassmann Barbara Geist Lola Godfrey Debra Greene Joan Haffner Sharon Harris Richard Heier David Heskett Suzen Hynes Krys Jantz Keri Kahle Don Kelley Ron Kelley Mark Krannawitter Susanne Kruse Randy Lake 99 Deb Lewis Rhonda Litton David Mahanna Kenny Meitl Nancy Meitl Ray Minium Sharon Mong Sam Morgan Don Moss Belinda Neal Fred Niermeier Kathy Porsch Evelyn Pratt Gail Pratt Mike Pratt Melvin Rail David Ramer Don Rietcheck Ron Rietcheck John Ritter The Sophomore class won first place with their float. 100 Melinda Rose Arlene Rumback Ron Schamberger Kendra Schiltz George Schippers Sandy Schlageck Danny Scott Galen Simon Mike Smith Carl Spresser Steve Stewart Crystal Stillwell Randy Taylor Rick Vaughn Mark Washburn Darrell Weeks Carol Weis Steve Weis Rhonda Wente Harry White Kelley Wigginton Marisa William Mike Winter Karen Zerr Jeanette Zodrow Marsha Cooper, Don Rietcheck, Crystal Stillwell, Randy Taylor, and Tonya Smith work on their float. 101 Veva Adams Steve Bieker Bobby Black Jackie Bogart Karen Bryant Sheila Cahoj Terry Campbell Lee Cooper Charles Coulter James Davis Kathleen Farber Gary Fisher James Fisher Clint Follis Leanna Gallagher Joe Geist Jean Haffner Sheryl Harris Virginia Hartzog Debra Heier John Heim Michael Heim Tina Hilborn Donna Hockersmith Janelle Karnes Janet Karnes Ron Karnes James Kelley Dottie Koerperich Pat Koster Mary Lou Krannawitter Danny Kruse Rodney Lake Tony LaRue Tina Lewis 102 Freshmen: Class of 1976 Jerry Liester Tammy McNeal Marcia Meurisse Judy Morgan Tim Moss Henry Ochs III Bruce Oelke Bob Oelke Cathy Ostmeyer Will Ritter Dave Schamberger Jeanne Schamberger David Schippers Mike Shaw Dan Shuler Delores Spresser Larry Spresser Craig Stratton Karen Tremblay Ladimir Truetken Kelly Vickers Jerry Wagoner Ellen Wasserman Dale Weeks Dan Wente Donna Wente Shirley White David Winter Elaine Zodrow Tom Zodrow Freshman Float, “Bowl 'em over , strikes out in the annual Homecoming parade with fourth place in the school competition. 103 SHAW JEWELRY Vernon Mickey Retires; Leo Lake Leaves for Abilene Leo Lake, superintendent of USD 41 2 the last two years, is moving to the superintendent’s job in Abilene. Replacing him in July will be Archie Vernon. Vernon Mickey will retire from the school board in July. Mr. Mickey has been on the USD 412 board since Jan. 1961. He has been president twice and vice president many times. Mr. Mickey has also been Region 9 President of the KSBA and has served on state committees. Robert Heskett will take over Mr. Mickey's duties in July. Board officers are President Vic Karnes, Vice President Delbert Washburn, Treasurer Leo Lake, and Clerk Gladys Rogers. Bill Patmon is the board representative to the N.W.K. Trainable Retarded School in Atwood, and Delbert Washburn is representative to the Goodland Vo Tech Board. Vernon Mickey Leo Lake Victor Mowry Victor Karnes Johnnie Oelke Bob Mahanna Bill Patmon Delbert Washburn Georgia Harwerth Janet Kaba Gladys Rogers Arlene Wigginton Unified Sec. School Sec. School Boord Clerk Reading Aide 104 Ted Barnes Take a Look at the Faculty Mrs. Bette James became the first student teacher at Hoxie. She taught reading classes which she will teach next year due to Mrs. Marge Percival's retirement. She has taught since 1966 at HHS. Bill Pickinpaugh, who has been head wrestling coach for six years, is retiring from the head coach's position at HHS. Mr. Pickinpaugh has helped our wrestling teams bring home many district, regional and state trophies. Fred Ruda left in December to take a college teaching job at Fort Hays. Larry Sloan filled the vacancy. I Charles Buechman Howard Harwerth Vickie Deines Sue Jones Judy Bink Carolyn Eland George Lambert Don Martin Max Mountford John Olson 105 Marge Percival Bill Pickinpaugh Jerome Reed Larry Sloan Bill Smith Maurice Strecker Rick Sutton t Chuck Sypher Beth VanVIeet Bill Wilson Donald Wittig 106 They Drive, Cook, and Clean BUS DRIVERS — BACK ROW; Jim Smith, Elmer Meitl, Al Meier, Clyde Stratton, Bill Ackerman, Charlie Brown, Pat Cooper, Wilfred Reinert, and Duane Hedge. FRONT ROW; Oscar Borger, Ross Shipley, Bill Weeks, Frank Husted, Tom Haffner, Pat Ramer, and Archie Hughes. Not pictured is Dean Thomas. COOKS — Mrs. Maxine Patmon, Mrs. Elsie Jacobs, Mrs. Juliana Haff- ner, and our Head Dietician Mrs. Norma Ackerman. M MBODYBUILDERS 107 Records 108 FFA OFFICERS Joe Pratt, President Dan Kennedy, Vice-President Rodney Baalman, Secretary Ron Campbell, Treasurer John Winter, Reporter Roger Johnson, Sentinel FHA OFFICERS Rondo Taylor, President Carol Taylor, Vice-President Susan Morgan, Secretary Ann Meitl, Treasurer Joella Shipley, Student Council KAYETTES Kaylene Farber, President Bonnie Hook, Vice-President Cindy Cooper, Secretary Lana Stewart, Treasurer Rhonda Baalman, Student Council PEP CLUB Dottie Smith, President Melody McNeal, Vice-President Lila Shipley, Secretary-Treasurer Susan Morgan, Student Council CHEERLEADERS Varsity karen Campbell — Head Linda Heskett Carol Schippers Lila Shipley Karen Walden B-Teom Cindy Cooper — Head Karen Baalman Marisa William Yvette Cahoj Freshman Tina Lewis Cathy Ostmeyer STUCO OFFICERS LeAnn Wade, President Karl Neuenschwander, Vice-President Ed Pratt, Treasurer Melody McNeal, Secretary SENIOR OFFICERS Charles McClelland, President Ed Pratt, Vice-President Carolyn Pratt, Secretary-Treasurer Vic William, Student Council JUNIOR OFFICERS Karl Neuenschwander, President Joyce Mowry, Vice-President Linda Heskett, Secretary-Treasurer John Truetken, Student Council SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Hugh Campbell, President George Schippers, Vice-President Cindy Cooper, Secretary-Treasurer Mike Winter, Student Council FRESHMAN OFFICERS Larry Spresser, President Tammy McNeal, Vice-President Tina Lewis, Secretary-Treasurer Cathy Ostmeyer, Student Council ORGANIZATION AND CLASS SPONSORS The first sponsor listed is the Head Sponsor. Freshman Class — Mr. Pickinpaugh, Mr. Sekavec, Mrs. Eland, Mr. Sutton Sophomore Class — Mr. Smith, Mr. Brook, Mrs. Shaw, Mr. Ruda Junior Class — Mr. Feldt, Mr. Barnes, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Strecker Senior Class — Mr. Mountford, Mr. Hor- werth, Mr. Rosell, Mrs. Percival. Student Council — Mr. Olson Kayettes — Miss Bink F.H.A. — Mrs. VanVIeet F.F.A. — Mr. Lambert Concessions — Mrs. VanVIeet Pep Club — Miss Jones Drill Team — Mrs. Deines Music Groups — Mr. Buechman, Mr. Wittig, Mr. Sutton COACHES Athletic Director — Mr. Martin Football — Mr. Olson, Mr. Harwerth, Mr. Mountford, Mr. Sutton Wrestling — Mr. Pickinpaugh, Mr. Buechman Basketball — Mr. Mountford, Mr. Strecker Track — Mr. Harwerth, Mr. Olson Golf — Mr. Martin Girls’ Volleyball and Track — Mrs. Deines VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opp. Hoxie Wheatland 15 3 15 2 Quinter 14 16 4 15 Wheatland 15 9 15 1 Quinter 15 3 15 12 JR. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opp. Hoxie Wheatland 15 4 15 8 Quinter 15 10 15 10 Winona 15 2 15 1 Wheatland 15 2 15 0 Quinter 15 7 12 15 15 7 FROSH. VOLLEYBALL Opp. Hoxie Wheatland 15 8 15 6 Quinter 4 15 11 15 Wheatland 14 16 0 15 Quinter 4 15 1 15 VARSITY WRESTLING Opp. Hoxie Hill City 14 48 Colby 18 31 St. Francis 23 18 Oakley 9 33 Goodland 25 21 Oberlin 23 24 Atwood 35 14 Norton 27 24 TOURNAMENTS noxie Invt. first Burlington Invt. third Oberlin Invt. second District first Regional first State second B-TEAM WRESTLING Opp. Hoxie Hill City 14 48 Colby 15 22 St. Francis 9 16 Oakley 15 36 Goodland 6 18 Grinned 12 48 Oberlin 17 35 Atwood 18 43 Norton 9 20 INDIVIDUAL PLACINGS Steve Pope 112 first Charles McClelland 126 first Ron Campbell 132 first Andy Prickett 138 first Kem Cooper 145 second Karl Neuenschwander 119 third Bob Brewster 98 third VARSITY BASKETBALL Opp. Hoxie Norton 53 43 Hill City 55 59 Oberlin 67 34 Colby 81 27 St. Francis 72 45 Oakley 48 61 Atwood 50 40 Goodland 61 40 Norton 62 50 Oberlin 55 52 Colby 71 40 Oakley 48 39 Atwood 58 65 Goodland 60 38 Wheatland 54 82 St. Francis 80 Ness City Tournament 56 Jetmore 71 41 Macksville 56 District Tournament 53 Ellis 53 57 Stockton 72 Regional Tournament 48 Victoria 59 B-TEAM BASKETBALL 40 Opp. Hoxie Norton 41 53 Hill City 71 43 Oberlin 39 OT 38 Colby 49 34 St. Francis 33 50 Oakley 41 42 Atwood 19 38 Goodland 51 40 Norton 48 OT 49 Oberlin 80 63 Norton 48 49 Oakley 46 50 Oberlin 80 63 Colby 63 35 Oakley 41 35 Atwood 50 48 Goodland 51 44 Wheatland 35 45 St. Francis 47 50 OAKLEY TOURNAMENT Goodland 48 40 Oakley 46 OT 50 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Opp. Hoxie Oberlin 38 37 Hill City 68 22 Atwood 42 21 Colby 62 26 Norton 56 49 Oakley 64 12 Quinter 53 57 Goodland 52 League Tournament 43 Colby 42 13 Goodland 54 VARSITY FOOTBALL 31 Opp. Hoxie Hill City 8 0 Oberlin 0 8 Goodland 12 6 St. Francis 32 0 Colby 32 0 Atwood 14 6 Norton 19 0 Oakley 15 0 Stockton 31 B-TEAM FOOTBALL 0 Opp. Hoxie Hill City 26 6 Oberlin 22 12 Colby 38 0 Atwood 0 42 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Opp. Hoxie Oberlin 0 6 Oakley 16 0 Hill City 24 6 Atwood 18 22 Quinter DEBATE Forfeit Oberlin: Janeece Breit, Elaine Wegman third. (5-0) Concordia: Doug Hedge, Carolyn Pratt, ond. sec- Russell: Kent Cooper, Melody McNeal, sec- ond. Satanto: Janeece Breit, Elaine Wegman, third. Garden City: Janeece Breit, Elaine Wegman, third. Goodland: Howard Karnes, Bonni Hook, first. Phillipsburg: Howard Karnes, Lee Baalman, second. League Tournament, Oakley: Doug Hedge, Carolyn Pratt, Melody McNeal, Kent Cooper, first. Garden City: Kent Cooper, Melody McNeal, fourth. SPEECH AND DRAMA Hays: fourth Garden City: fourth Oberlin: first Phillipsburg: first In the best speech season ever, Hoxie took 14 entries out of a possible 16 to the State Contest. Nine of these were rated excel- lent. (I). Autographs 109 ADVERTISERS M fv.V (; , ac I Charles McClelland Rhonda Baalman Glenn Richmeier Joyce Moellering Tice Photographs in Natural Color 218 W. 8th Street — Hays, Ks. 67601 Phone: 625-3727 Ekey Studio in Bergmeier-Taylor Equipment Co Your Long Green Line Dealer Grinnell Locker Grinnell, Kansas Complete Service From the Pen to the Pan Support Your County Offices Joe Winter — County Commissioner Larry Cressler — County Commissioner Ward Gilliland Probate, County, and Juvenile Judge O. D. Kratzer — Sheriff June Simon — Register of Deeds Marjorie Hilbom — County Clerk Vergie Wente — Clerk of District Court Mary K. Collins — County Treasurer Francis Meier — County Commissioner 113 Prickett and Son, Inc. Livestock Transportation We Appreciate Serving You” Cooper Grain Company First National Bank Hoxie Livestock Sales Fred Fred L. Pratt Owners and Operators Sale Every Wednesday Great Plains Auto Supply Your Green light Jobber jIMI PLAINS AUTO SUPPLY C,YW 4.200 GASOLINE Bill Vickers Hoxie, Kansas Beef Cattle Boost ! I Beef-trate 80 IN IMIirtMl Premix-trate 80 Beef Finisher AU Mcdicalcd Mil Mintrate Finishing Cattle FINISHING 117 You’ve Got a Lot to Live and Pepsi’s Got a Lot to Give Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Oberlin, Kansas R. J. Metcalf Studley Co-operative Equity Exchange Petroleum, Tires, Accessories, Fertilizer, Grain, Seed 118 Producers Livestock Feedlot, Inc. Producers Livestock Feeder Service, Inc. Hoxie Cattle Company, Inc. E. A. Baalman and Sons Farm and Feedlot Charles, Howard, Gary, Keith The Farmers Lumber Co., Inc. True Value Hardware rrCarpet Specialists 99 Ferd — Bert — Richard and Frank Gausel Home Owned — Home Operated Air Conditioning, Plumbing, Heating, Electrical Hill City, Kansas 67642 Phone 674-2165 Farm Bureau Insurance Hoxie High Boosters Arnold Auto Electric-Tri-Flex Manufacturing Company B J Cleaning Service Bill and Lloyds Vickers Service Burkepile Motor Co. Co-op Union Mercantile Company, Sequin Cooper Flower Shop Creative Crafts Cressler's E G Motel and Klip Kurl Beauty Shop tyr. and Mrs. H. W. Deane Dean's Conoco, Grinned Dekalb Seeds, Lyman Adams, Gramfield Dekalb Seeds, Glenn Deibert, Dresden Don's Alinement and Brake Service Self Service Car Wash Doren's 66 Johnt. Eland Exchange Bank of Lenora since 1886 Farmers Insurance Group, Don E. Martin, Agent Garvey Elevator, Selden Hoxie Co-op Oil Company Hoxie Knights of Columbus Hoxie Produce Hoxie Red-E-Mix Hoxie Tank Service Hoxie Veterinary Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Karl's Cash Store, Selden — Grocery and Dry Goods Karnes Manufacturing Company, Wayne D. Karnes Koeperich Bookbinders, Selden L M Golf Cart Company 122 Mr. and Mrs. David E. Leopold Leo's Standard Service Marie’s Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Neal Northrup King Seed, Mr. and Mrs. George Karnes Old Sheridan Inn Owens Conoco Service Pioneer Seed — Lenny Patmon, Menlo Ks., Bill Patmon, Hoxie, Ks. Plains Motel Play Recreation Barber Shop Ray C. Sloan Gene Smerchek, Bonded Abstractor Solomon Angus Farms Spresser Sinclair Spresser Standard Service, Dresden, Ks. Frank T. Summerson, Abstract Insurance Company St. Frances' Church St. Martin's Church Mrs. T's Dress Shop, Hill City, Ks. Taylor Ranch — Orval, Harold, and Marvin Taylor's Place Tebo Implement Trojan Seeds, Jewell Walden, Hoxie, Ks. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Toothaker Turner Locker, Quinter Velma's Beauty Shop Verlene Feldt, Fashion Two Twenty Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Walden Zodrow Gas Company Thank You for Your Support 123 Index Black, Bobby (Fr.) 102 Black, Linda (Sr.) Graduated 1973; 84, 90 Bogart, Jackie (Fr.) 88, 102, 78 Boosters 3; Musical 2; MC 3; 19, 79, 81,82, 85, 86,91,78, 62 Cooper, Kevin (Jr.) 39, 70, 72, 80, 82, 96 Cooper, Marsha (So.) 30, 31,76, 81,86, 99, A Borah, Patricia (So.) 11,84, 99 101 Abbreviations Borger, Oscar (Bus. 11) 107 Cooper, Pat (Bus. 10) 107 B — Band Boxler, Craig (Jr.) 75, 96 Cooper, Randal (So.) 74, 99 BB — Basketball Breeden, Mary (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4, MO 2, 3; Coulter, Charles (Fr.) 72, 81,82, 89, 102 DT — Drill Team K 1, 2, 3; PC 1,2; VM 1,2, 3, 4; Jr. Ploy 3; Coulter, Janet (Jr.) 5, 80, 84, 96 F — Football MC 3, 4; 10, 90, 78 Coulter, Rick (Jr.) 10, 55, 70, 71,72, 75, 79, FFA — Future Farmers Breit, Janeece (Jr.) 1 3, 56, 57, 79, 81,83, 96 FHA — Future Homemakers 85, 86, 96 County Officers 1 1 3 FOR — Forensics Brewster, Bob (Jr.) 14, 50, 73, 80, 96 Courtney, James (Jr.) 82, 96 G — Golf Brook, Richard, 1 966 B.S. Christian Ed., Man- Courtney, Mary (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4, MO 3; K K — Kayettes hattan Bible College, 1 969 M.S. Second- 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, MO 2, 4; PC 1,2, 3, 4, MC — Math Club ary Adm., Fort Hays (English 1, Journalism) STUCO 2; MC 3, 4; Class SC 1, B 1; VM 2, MO — Minor Officer 16, 105 3, 4, Musical 2; Girls' State 3; DT 2, 3; S 2; PC — Pep Club Brown, Charlie (Bus. 3) 107 10, 45, 48, 60, 63, 79, 83, 91,92, 78, 46 S — Spanish Club Brown, Mickey (So.) 82, 99 Covalt, Galen (Jr.) 79, 96 SC — Student Council Brown, Terry (Jr.) 70, 82, 96 Credits T — Track Bruggeman, JoAnn (Jr.) 84, 96 Cressler, Russell, In Memory Of 64 V —Volleyball VM — Vocal Music W — Wrestling A M Electric Agency 43 Bruggeman, Regina (Sr.) FHA 3, 4, MO 4; Journalism 4; 84, 87, 90 Bryant, Brenda (Jr.) 79, 96, 78 Cupples, William Ted (So.) 6, 47, 71,99 D Bryant, Gary (Sr.) VM 3; F 2; W 1; T 1; 95, Davis, James (Fr.) 71, 102 Academics 96 Dedication Page 64 Ackerman, Alan (Sr.) FFA 1; W 1,3, 4; 10, Bryant, Karen (Fr.) 88, 102 Deibert, Shirley (Jr.) 54, 81,84, 96 14,50, 52, 73, 90 Buechman, Charles, 1965 B.M.E. Music Ed., Deines, Mrs. Vicki, 1965 B.S.E. Phys. Ed., Ackerman, Arlon (Jr.) (So.) 99 U. of Colorado, 1967 M. A. Music Perform- Emporia State (Girls' P.E.) 4, 1 2, 32, 33, Ackerman, Bill (Bus 17) 107 Ackerman, Mrs. Norma, Cook 107 Adams, David (Jr.) 1 3, 20, 49, 70, 71,72, 80, 96 ance, Adams State College of Colorado (Band, Music Appreciation) 73, 81, 105 C 59, 77 E Ekey Studio 111 Adams, Gale (So.) 99, 37 C.G.F. Grain Company 49 Eland, Mrs. Carolyn, 1958 B.S. Secondary Adams, Tamera (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4; K 1,2, 4; PC 1,2, 4, Sec. 2; B 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Cahoj, Sheila (Fr.) 83, 84, 88, 102 Cahoj, Yvette (So.) 11, 18, 58, 79, 84, 99 Ed. Math, KU (Algebra 1, II) 105 Twirler 3, 4; DT 2, 3; Journalism 4; 1,80, Campbell, Donna (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4; PC 1, F 81,83, 84, 87, 90, 62 2, 4; G 3; Jr. Play 3; Journalism 4; T 4; 32, Faculty Adams, Veva (Fr.) 8, 79, 80, 83, 84, 102 77, 79, 83, 84, 87, 90, 93, 94 Farber, Bill, Custodian 6, 107 Administration Campbell, Hugh (So.) 26, 55, 58, 71,72, 82, Forber, Jerry (Jr.) 43, 95, 96 Albers, William (Sr.) VM 1,2, 3; 90, 11 99 Farber, Kathleen (Fr.) 79, 80, 83, 88, 102 Andrews Aerial Spraying 39 Campbell, Karen (Sr.) FHA 3; K 2, 3, 4; PC 1, Farber, Kaylene (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4, MO 4, K Arnold, Sandra (Jr.) 96 2, 3, 4; B 1,2, 3, 4; VM 1; Homecoming 1,2, 3, 4, MO 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, PC 1,2, Art Queen 4; Homecoming Att. 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; VM 1; Jr. Play 3; DT 2, 3; SC 4, Jour- B 2, 3, 4; Journalism 4; 4, 6, 23, 68, 79, 80, 83, 87, 89, 90 Campbell, Ronald (Sr.) PC 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4, nalism 3, 4; 1,63, 82, 83, 84, 87, 91,62, 66 Farber, Rick (So.) 43, 82, 99 Baalman, E. A. Sons 120 Treas. 4; Class V-Pres. 1; F 1,2, 3, 4; W 1, Forber, Ron (Jr.) 9, 29, 52, 73, 79, 82, 96 Baalman, Karen (So.) 3, 1 8, 58, 61,77, 79, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Journalism Farm Bureau Insurance 121 83, 84, 86, 99 4; 14, 28, 29, 42, 45, 52, 58, 59, 60, 70, Farmers Lumber Co., Inc. 1 21 Baalman, L. Lee (Jr.) 19, 79, 81,85, 86, 96 73,79, 82, 87, 90,91 Feldt, Bill, 1 965 B.S. Business Ed., Fort Hays, 1970 M.S. Business Ed., Fort Hays (Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice, Business Baalman, Rodney (Sr.) PC 3, 4; FFA 1,2, 3, Campbell, Terence (Fr.) 71,74, 82, 102 4, MO 3, Sec. 4; F 1,2, 3; W 2, 3; Snow- Carder, Rex (Jr.) 56, 96 ball Escort 3; Journalism 4; 79, 82, 87, 90 Carman, Debra (Sr.) DCHS 1,2; FHA 1,3, 4; Career Experience) 105 Baalman, Rhonda (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3; K 2, 3, 4, K 1,2, 3, 4; PC 1,2, 4; VM 1,2; G 3; Feldt, Terry (So.) 72, 82, 99 V-Pres. 3, STUCO 4; Homecoming Att. 3; Snowball Queen 4; DT 4; Journalism 4; 12, FFA 82 DT 2, 3; 6, 79, 82, 83, 90, 111,66 54, 55, 58, 59, 63, 81,83, 84, 87, 88, FHA 84 Babcock, Susan (So.) 80, 83, 84, 99 90, 93,21 Finnesy, Michael (Jr.) 15, 96 Band 80, 81 Carman, Phyll (Jr.) 14, 96 First National Bank 1,115 Barnes, Ted, 1968 B.A. Art-English, Fort Hays Central Kansas Power 31 Fisher, Gary Leon (Fr.) 102 (Art) 6, 105 Chapman, David (Jr.) 10, 96 Fisher, James Lynn (Fr.) 102 Basketball Chapman, Kriston (Sr.) VM 2; 10, 58, 90 Follis, Clint (Fr.) 5, 1 2, 71,79, 102 Beckman, Nancy (So.) 30, 76, 83, 99 Chapman, Shelley (So.) 1 1,80, 84, 99 Foltz, Lois (So.) 79, 80, 84, 99 Bell, Lois (Jr.) 79, 81,84, 96, 78 Conway, Mary (So.) 79, 84, 99, 78 Football Ben Franklin Store 57 Cooper, Cindy (So.) 18, 25, 58, 69, 79, 81, Fortin, Donald (So.) 29, 51,73, 75, 99, 40 Bergmeier-Taylor Equipment Co., 11 2 83, 86, 99, 66 Frozey, Zone, Custodian 7, 107 Beymer, Gary 26, 46, 48, 72 Cooper, David Lee (Fr.) 71,74, 102 Freshman Pictures 102, 103 Bieker, Steve (Fr.) 102 Bieker, Susan Randolph (Jr.) 79, 81,83, 97 Cooper Dry Goods 55 Cooper Grain Company 115 Fromme Insurance Agency 78 Bielser, Colleen (Sr.) K 1, 2, 3, 4, MO 3, 4; Cooper, Kern (Sr.) PC 1,3, 4; B 1,2, 3, 4, V- G PC 2, 4; VM 4; DT 2, 4; 81,83, 90 Pres. 4; F 1,2, 3,4; W 1,2, 3, 4; T 2; G 3, Gaede, Cindie (Sr.) FHA 1,2; K 2, 3 MO 3- Bink, Miss Judy, 1 961 B.S. Business Ed., 4; Boys' State 3; MC 3, 4; 10, 14, 15, 16, PC 4, B 1,2, 3, 4; FOR 2; V 2, 3; 10, 637 80,91 Bethany Nazarene College, 1969 M.S. 18, 28, 42, 43, 44, 45, 50, 63, 70, 79, Business Ed., Fort Hays (Bookkeeping 1, 81,91,92 Gallagher, Mrs. Joyce, Cook Intro, to Bus., Bus. Law and Consumer Eco- Cooper, Kent (Sr.) PC 2, 3, 4; B 1,2, 3, 4, Gallagher, Leanna (Fr.) 76, 77, 79, 83, 102 nomics) 12, 83, 105, 66 Pres. 4; FOR 1,2, 3, 4; VM 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play Gassmann, Mary Rose (So.) 99 Gossmonn, Ralph (Jr.) 96 Geist, Barbara (So.) 76, 84, 99 Geist, Joseph (Fr.) 102 Gene's Bestyet 1 21 Getz IGA 5 Getz, Jana Carder (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3; K 1,2; PC 1, B 1,2,3;VM1;DT 2,-91 Girls' Sports Godfrey, Lola (So.) 84, 99 Golf Graduation Great Plains Automotive Supply 1 16 Greene, Debra (So.) 84, 99 Grinned Locker 1 13 H Haffner, Dan (Jr.) 96 Haffner, Jean (Fr.) 30, 76, 77, 79, 102 Haffner, Joan (So.) 83, 99 Haffner, Mrs. Juliana, Cook 107 Haffner, Patrick (Sr.) FFA 1,2; VM 2; F 1; PC 2; Journalism 4; 87, 95 Haffner, Tom (Bus. 9) 107 Harris, Sharon (So.) 88, 99 Harris, Sheryl (Fr.) 102, 78 Hartzog, Virginia (Fr.) 80, 84, 102 Harwerth, Georgia, Unified Secretary 58, 104 Harwerth, Howard, 1964 History, Kansas Wesleyan U. (Am. Govt., World Geogra- phy) 6, 42, 43, 44, 45, 58, 105, 20, 38 Hedge, Douglas (Sr.) VM 1; F 1,2, 3, 4; G 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; FOR 3,4; MC 3, 4; 42, 43,63, 75, 85, 86, 88,91,35 Hedge, Duane (Bus. 21) 107 Heier, Debra (Fr.) 4, 76, 77, 79, 83, 102 Heier, Richard (So.) 99 Heim, Carolyn (Jr.) 30, 76, 77, 79, 84, 96 Heim, John (Fr.) 82, 102 Heim, Julia (Sr.) FHA 3, 4; VM 3, 4; 84, 91, 78 Heim, Michael (Fr.) 72, 82, 102 Heim TV Appliance 17 Heskett, David (So.) 15, 22, 27, 72, 79, 99, 78 Helkett, Linda (Jr.) 3, 23, 64, 79, 80, 83, 84, 86, 87, 96, 17 Hilborn, Dana (Jr.) 14, 96, 78 Hilborn, Marjorie (Sr.) FHA 2, 3; K 3; PC 1; B 1,2,3, 4; VM 2; FOR 2, 80,91 Hilborn, Tina (Fr.) 80, 83, 102, 78 Hi-PLoins Hay Grinding 10 Hockersmith, Donna (Fr.) 79, 83, 102 Homecoming Hook, Bonni (Jr.) 23, 56, 57, 79, 83, 84, 85, 86, 96, 97, 66 Houghton, Warren (Jr.) 96 Houston, Fred (Jr.) 96 Hoxie Implement Company 35 Hoxie Lanes and Cafe 38 Hoxie Lion's Club 19 Hoxie Livestock Sales 116 Hoxie Motor Company 97 Hoxie State Agency 25 Hoxie State Bank 59 The Hoxie Sentinel 95 Hughes, Archie (Bus. 27) 107 Husted, Frank (Bus. 12) 107 Hynes, Suzen (So.) 81,83, 99, 78 J Jacobs, Mrs. Elsie, Cook 107 James, Curtis (Sr.) FFA 1,2; VM 2; F 1,2, 3, 4; BB 3; T 2; Journalism 4; 10, 87, 91 Jantz, Krystine (So.) 79, 83, 84, 99 Jontz, Paul (Jr.) 7, 43, 70, 75, 96 Johnson, Robert (Jr.) 29, 52, 56, 57, 64, 73, 79, 82, 96, 98 Johnson, Roger (Sr.) FFA 1,2, 3, 4; MO 4; Class SC 3; F 1,2; W 1; BB 2; Journalism 4, 13, 82, 87,91 Jones, Mildred (Jr.) 77, 79, 80, 84, 96 Jones, Miss Sue, 1971 B.S.E. English-Social Sciences, Emporia State (English II, English III) 79, 105 Junior Pictures 96, 97, 98 Junior Play 56, 57 K Kaba, Mrs. Janet, High School Secretary 7, 104 Kahle, Keri (So.) 3, 4, 30, 76, 77, 80, 81,83, 99 Karnes, Howard (Jr.) 9, 10, 56, 57, 81,85, 86, 96 Karnes, Janelle (Fr.) 77, 80, 84, 102 Karnes, Janet (Fr.) 80, 83, 84, 89, 102 Karnes, Keith (Jr.) 10, 70, 97, 20 Karnes, Myrna (Jr.) 54, 79, 80, 81,83, 86, 97.21 Karnes, Rhonda (Jr.) 79, 97 Karnes, Ronald (Fr.) 71,75, 91, 102 Karnes, Roy (Sr.) VM 2, 4; F 1,2, 3, 4; W 1; T 1, 2, 3; Journalism 4; 42, 43, 45, 70, 87, 88 Karnes, Victor, School Board Member 104 Kayettes 83, 66 Kelley, Donald (So.) 99 Kelley, James (Fr.) 102 Kelley, Ronald (So.) 75, 99, 40 Kennedy, Dan (Sr.) PC 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4, V- Pres. 4; FI, 2, 3, 4; BB 1,2,3, 4; G 1; Jr. Play 3; 16, 42, 43, 45, 47, 48, 61,63, 70, 71,79, 82, 92, 95 King, Sandra (Sr.) Aspen High 1,2, 3, 4; PC 1,2, 3; VM 1 92 Koerperich, Beckie (Jr.) 76, 79, 81,84, 97 Koerperich, Dorothea (Fr.) 69, 79, 81,84, 102.21 Koerperich, Vickie (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4; K 3; PC 1,84, 92 Koster, Nancy (Jr.) 19, 57, 61,79, 83, 84, 97 Koster, Patrick (Fr.) 55, 71,72, 82, 102 Krannawitter, Mark (So.) 58, 86, 99 Krannawitter, Mary Lou (Fr.) 55, 61,81,83, 89, 102 Kruse, Daniel (Fr.) 72, 81,89, 102 Kruse, David (Bus. 22) 107 Kruse, John Edward (Sr.) BB 2, 3, 4; 10, 47, 48, 92 Kruse, John S. (Sr.) BB 2; Journalism 4; 11, 87, 92 Kruse, Mike (Jr.) 71,72, 97, 98 Kruse, Susanne (So.) 84, 99 L Laevensten, Jim (Sr.) Graduated 1973; 92 Lake, Leo R., 1957 B.S. Elementary Fort Hays, 1960M.S. School Adm. (Superin- tendent) 104 Lake, Randall (So.) 18, 79, 80, 99, 78 Lake, Rodney (Fr.) 71,72, 79, 81, 102 Lambert, George, 1962 B.A. Agriculture Ed., 1971 M.S. Ag. Ed., K.S.U. (Vo. Ag. I, II, III, Ag. Career Experience) 61,82, 105 LaPrade, Sandy 4 LaRue, Tony (Fr.) 75, 102 Leiker, Donald (Jr.) 57, 97 Leiws, Dan (Sr.) FFA 1; VM 2; F 1; Journalism 4; 5,11,87, 92 Lewis, Debra Jean (So.) 81, 84, 86, 101 Lewis, Tina (Fr.) 15, 76, 77, 79, 81,84, 89, 102 Liester, Jerald (Fr.) 24, 71, 103 Liester, Korla (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4; K 3; PC 1, 2; B 1,2, 3, 4; VM 2, 3, 4; 81,84, 92, 78 Litton, Penny (Jr.) 81,97 Litton, Rondo (So.) 81, 100 M M M Body Builders 107 Mahanna, David (So.) 48, 70, 72, 75, 79, 81,100,35, 37, 36, 46 Mahanna Pharmacy 41 Mahanna, Robert, School Board Member 104 Martin, Bob, Custodian 107 Martin, Don, 1961 B.A. Physical Science, U. of Northern Colorado (Physics, Chemistry, Boys' P.E. 11)105, 35 Martin, John (Jr.) 24, 25, 43, 44, 70, 74, 79, 81,97 McBride, John (Sr.) Graduated 1973 McClelland, Charles (Sr.) PC 4; Class Pres. 4; F 1,2, 3, 4; W 1,2, 3, 4; T 3; Jr. Play 3; Homecoming King 4; MC 3, 4; 3, 10, 16, 19, 28, 29, 42, 45, 53,68, 70, 73, 79, 82, 92, 111 McNeal, Melody (Sr.) FHA 2; K 2, 3, 4, MO 4; PC 1,2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, MO 2, V-Pres. 4; Class SC 2; B 1,2, 3, 4, Trees. 2; VM 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming Att. 3; Snowball Candi- date 2; Cheerleader 2; Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4; SC Sec.-Treas. 4; FOR 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3,- Musical 2; S 2,4; 6, 63, 69, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 85, 86, 92, 78 McNeal, Tamera (Fr.) 31,76, 77, 79, 81,83, 103, 78 Meier, Al (Bus. 8) 107 Meier, Denise (Jr.) 79, 84, 97 Meier, Dennis (Jr.) 82, 97, 98, 113 Meier, Roch (Jr.) 74, 82, 97 Meitl, Ann (Jr.) 56, 79, 81,84, 97 Meitl, Elmer (Bus. 25) 107 Meitl, Kenneth (So.) 11,26, 48, 71,82, 100, 46 Meitl, Nancy (So.) 79, 80, 81,84, 100 Meitl, Rose Ann (Sr.) FHA 2, 3, 4; K 2, 3, 4, MO 4; VM 2; V 2, 3, 4; Journalism 4; 13, 76, 83, 84, 87, 88, 92 Meurisse, Lorry (Jr.) 7, 98, 78 Meurisse, Marcia (Fr.) 103 Mickey Hardware and Furniture 51 Mickey, Vernon, School Board Member 104 Minium, Raymond (So.) 70, 82, 100 Mong, Sharon (So.) 32, 76, 77, 100 Moorman’s, Bill Vickers 117 Morgan, Judith (Fr.) 79, 83, 84, 103 Morgan, Sam (So.) 82, 100 Morgan, Susan (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4, MO 3, Sec. 4; K 1,2, 3, 4, Mo 2; PC 1,2, 3, 4, MO 3, STUCO 4; Class Sec.-Treas. 3; VM 1; DT 3, 4; Journalism 4; S 2; 4, 6, 79, 81, 82, 83, 84, 87, 92 Moss, Don (So.) 74, 100 Moss, Tim (Fr.) 12, 71,72, 82, 103 Mountford, Max, 1970 B.S. Phys. Ed., K.S.U. (Biology, Driver Ed., Earth Science) 22, 24, 42,48,71, 105, 20, 46 Mowry, Joyce (Jr.) 56, 57, 84, 86, 97 Mo wry, Vern (Jr.) 7, 97 Mowry, Victor, School Board Member 60, 104 N Neal, Belinda (So.) 81,83, 100 Neal Plumbing Shop 21 Neuenschwander, Karl (Jr.) 9, 17, 28, 29, 45, 50, 56, 57, 69, 70, 73, 82, 85, 97, 20 Niermeier, Fred (So.) 72, 100 Niermeier, Gory (Sr.) FFA 1,2; 93 Northwestern Motors O Ochs, Henry III (Fr.) 82, 103 Ochs, Sidney (Jr.) 7, 97 Oelke, Bruce (Fr.) 71, 103 Oelke, Duone (Jr.) 9, 10, 97, 113 Oelke, Johnnie, School Board Member 104 Oelke, Louis (Jr.) 10, 58, 97 Oelke, Robert (Fr.) 13, 103 Olson, John, 1968 B.A. Math-Physics, Augu- stand College, Rock Island, III., 1971 M.A. Moth Ed., KU (Senior Analysis, Geometry, Basic Math, Business Math) 42, 43, 44, 82, 105, 20, 38 Ostmeyer, Angie (Sr.) FHA 1, 2, 3; K 4; PC 3, 4; B 3, STUCO; Jr. Play 3; Snowball Candi- date 2; Cheerleader 3; DT 2; 4, 79, 81,93 Ostmeyer, Cathy (Fr.) 79, 82, 83, 103, 78 Owens, Audrey (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4; K 3, 4; PC 4; DT 3, 4; V 2; T 4; Journalism 4; 4, 33, 77, 79,81,83, 84, 87, 93 Owens, Lonnie (Jr.) 11,97 P Patmon, Bill, School Board Member 104 Patmon, Mrs. Maxine, Cook 5, 107 Paulson, Lavinia (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4; VM 1,2; Journalism 4; 84, 87, 95 Pep Club 79 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., 118 Percival, Mrs. Margaret, 1957 B.S., Home Economics, Fort Hays, 1968 M.A. Reading, Fort Hays (Reading I, II, III, IV, College Prep.) 10, 106 Pfeifer, Theresea (Jr.) 58, 69, 97 Pickinpaugh, Bill, 1960 B.S. Phy. Ed., Fort Hoys (Am. Hist., Current History, Driver Ed.) 28, 29, 53, 73, 106, 67 Pope, Steven (Jr.) 28, 29, 43, 52, 53, 73, 79, 97 Popp, Keith (Sr.) FFA 1,2, 3, 4; BB 2, 3; Jour- nalism 4; 11,82, 87, 93, 113 Porsch, Kathy (So.) 11,77, 78, 79, 100 Pratt, Carolyn (Sr.) FHA 2, 3, 4, MO 4; PC 4; Class Sec. 4; Jr. Play 3; FOR 2, 3, 4; Jour- nalism 4; 1, 8, 13, 79, 84, 85, 86, 87, 93 Pratt, Dean (Sr.) PC 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; F 1,2, 3,4; W 2, 3,4; 42, 70, 74, 79, 82, 93 Pratt, Ed (Sr.) Class V-Pres. 4; VM 1; F 1,2, 3, 4; BB 1,2, 3,4; G 1; T 4; Jr. Play 3; MC 3, 4; SC Trees. 4; Journalism 4; 10, 26, 41, 42, 43, 47, 48, 49, 55, 63, 70, 71,75, 82, 83, 92, 93, 38, 46 Pratt, Evelyn (So.) 80, 83, 84, 100 Pratt, Gail (So.) 11, 77, 79, 81,83, 84, 100, 78 Pratt, Harry Joe (Sr.) FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Trees. 3, Pres. 4; Class Trees. 1,2, V-Pres. 3; F 2, 3, 4; W 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Journalism 4; 28, 42, 45,61,70, 74, 82, 87, 93 Pratt, Mike (So.) 74, 41,75, 82, 100 Prickett Son 114 Prickett, W. Andrew (Sr.) PC 4; F 1,2, 3, 4; W 1,2, 3, 4; G 1,4; Homecoming Escort 1; Journalism 4; 14, 28, 42, 43, 44, 45, 51,53,70, 73, 75, 79, 87, 93, 35 Producers LivestocV 119, 34 Prom 58, 59 R Roll, Judy (Sr.) Graduated 1973; 93, 95 Rail, Melvin (So.) 82, 100 Romer, David (So.) 75, 81, 100 Ramer, Pat (Bus. 13) 107 Reed, Jerome, 1961 B.S. Phys. Ed., Fort Hays, 1969 M.S. Ed. Adm., Fort Hays (Boys' P.E. I) 106 Reinert, Wilfred (Bus. 6) 107 Richards, Terry (Sr.) Graduated 1973; 93 Richmeier, Glenn (Sr.) PC 1,2, 3, 4; VM 2, 4; FI,2, 3,4; BB 1,2, 3,4;T1,2, 3,4; Musical 2; 14,16, 39, 42, 43, 45, 48, 49, 70,71,75, 79, 93, 111,40 Reitcheck, Donald (So.) 12, 74, 82, 100, 101 Rietcheck, Ronald (So.) 79, 82, 100 Ritemix Feeds 11 Ritter, August Joe (Jr.) 97 Ritter, John (So.) 72, 100 Ritter, William (Fr.) 72, 79, 89, 103 Rockenbach, Beverly (Sr.) Other Schools 1,2; PCI; Jr. Play 3; 95 Rogers, Mrs. Gladys, District Secretary 104 Rose, Mrs. Ada Lou, 1949 B.S. Psychology, K.S.U., 1967 M.S. Guidance and Counsel- ing (Psychology Sociology) 63, 106, 113, 62 Rose, Melinda (So.) 79, 83, 84, 101,78 Rosell, Benny, 1956 B.A. Theology, Phillips U. (Speech, English III, IV, Debate) 85, 106 Ruda, Fred, 1968 B.S. Ind. Arts, Fort Hays, 1971 M.S. (Ind. Arts, Driver Ed.) 9, 106 Rumback, Arlene (So.) 11, 101 S Schaffer, Karla (Jr.) 60, 79, 80, 81,84, 97, 78 Schamberger, Dave (Fr.) 71,74, 82, 103 Schamberger, Jeanne (Fr.) 33, 77, 80, 84, 103 Schamberger, Ray (Sr.) FFA 1,2, 3, 4; W 2, 3, 4; Journalism 4; 74, 82, 87, 88, 91,93 Schamberger, Ron (So.) 74, 82, 101 Schiltz, Jerry (Jr.) 74, 79, 98 Schiltz, Kendra (So.) 81,83, 101,78 Schiltz, Kevin (Sr.) PC 1,2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2, 3; VM 1,2, 3, 4;F 1,2, 3; G 1,2, 3, 4; Musi- cal 2; Snowball Escort 4; 7, 10, 54, 55, 79, 94, 78 Schippers, Carol (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4, MO 2; K 1,2, 3, 4, MO 4; PC 1,2, 3, 4; B 1,2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Homecoming Att. 1; Cheer- leader 1,2, 3, 4; FFA Sweetheart 1,2, 3, 4; S 2; FOR 3; Journalism 4; 4, 12, 23, 45, 61,79,81,83, 84, 87, 94,95 Schippers, David (Fr.) 71,74, 79, 82, 103 Schippers, George (So.) 58, 74, 82, 101 Schlageck, Pat (Sr.) PC 4; FFA 1,2, 3; F 1,2, 3, 4; W 1,2, 3; Jr. Play 3; Snowball Escort 2; MC 3; Journalism 4; 15, 42, 44, 70, 79, 86, 87, 94 Schlageck, Sandra (So.) 79, 84, 101 Schlicher, Rebecca (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4; K 3; PC 2; VM 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Girls' State 3; FOR 3, 4; 84, 94, 78 School Board Scott, J. Daniel (So.) 86, 101 Scott, Victor (Jr.) 58, 98 Sekavec, Dale A., 1970 B.A. Psychology, Fort Hays, (Special Education) 106 Senior Pictures 90, 91,92, 93, 94, 95 Sequin Grain Fertilizer 27 Show, Galen Michael (Fr.) 71,72, 81, 103 Shaw Jewelry Shaw Launderette Shaw, Mrs. Maxine, 1943 B.S. Commerce, Fort Hays (Typing, Library) 106 Shepker, James (Sr.) VM 1; 10, 94 Shipley, Joella (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4, STUCO 4; PC 1,2, 3, 4, MO 4, B 3, 4; V, 1; Jr. Play 3; T 4; Twirler 3, 4; DT 2, 3; Journalism 4; FOR 2; 14, 18, 19, 77, 79, 80, 81,82, 84, 87, 93, 94 Shipley, Lila (Jr.) 23, 56, 57, 79, 80, 81,84, 87, 98 Shipley, Ross (Bus. 1) 60, 107 Shuler, Daniel (Fr.) 72, 103 Simon, Curtis (Sr.) FFA 1,2, 3; VM 1; F 1; 94 Simon, Galen (So.) 70, 86, 101 Sloan, Larry, 1970 Dodge City Juco 72 B.S. Ind. Arts, Fort Hays, (Ind. Arts, Driver Ed.) 106 Smith, Bill, 1959 B.S. Phy. Ed., Ind. Arts, Fort Hays, (Woodworking I, II, III, Mechanical Drawing I) 10, 23, 106, 113 Smith, Dottie (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4, MO 3; K 1, 2, 3, 4; PC 1,2, 3, 4, STUCO 3, Pres. 4; VM 1,3, 4,DT 2, 3, 4; 18, 79,81,82, 83, 84, 94, 78 Smith, Jim, (Bus. 5) 107 Smith, Mike (So.) 80, 101,78 Snowball Sophomore Pictures 99, 100, 101 Spillman, Paula (Jr.) 13, 22, 87, 98 Spresser, Carl (So.) 49, 72, 101 Spresser, Delores (Fr.) 31,76, 77, 84, 103 Spresser, Larry (Fr.) 71,72, 75, 103, 34, 37 Statistics 108, 109 Stephens, Kimberly (Jr.) 5, 83, 84, 97, 98 Stewart, Lana (Jr.) 11,30, 31,76, 77, 79, 81,82, 83, 87, 98, 66 Stewart, Stephan (So.) 42, 43, 70, 74, 101 Stillwell, Crystal (So.) 5, 11,83, 101 Stratton, Clyde (Bus. 2) 107 Stratton, Craig (Fr.) 48, 71,72, 103, 46 Strecker, Maurice, 1967 B.A. Secondary Ed., French-Spanish, St. Mary of the Plains, Dodge City, Kansas, (Spanish I, II, French I, 11)26,71, 106 Stuco 82 Studley Coop Equity Exchange 11 8 Sutton, Rick, 1972 B.M.E. Vocal Music Ed., Wichita State U. (Mixed Chorus) 42, 43, 44, 106, 20 Sypher, Charles, 1967 B.A. Psychology Emporia State, 1 969 M.S. School Psychol- ogy Emporia State, (School Psychologist) 106 T Tosco Grain Company 37 Taylor, Carol (Jr.) 54, 79, 80, 84, 98 Taylor, Randy (So.) 2, 101 Taylor, Rondo (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4, MO 2, 3, Pres. 4, K 1,2, 4, MO 4; PC 1,2, 3, 4, MO 4; VM 2; Jr. Play 3; DT 2, 3; FOR 2; T 4; 13, 32, 60, 77, 79, 82, 83, 84, 94 Thomas, Dean (Bus. 14) 107 Tice, Joyce Moellering (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3; K 1, 2, 3, 4, MO 3; Class Sec. 2; VM 1; Journal- ism 4; SC 1; 94, 111 Timken, Cindy (Jr.) 79, 84, 98, 78 Timken, Danny (Sr.) VM 1,2, 4; 94 Track Trembley, Karen (Fr.) 79, 83, 84, 103 Trembley, Kevin (Jr.) 10, 81,98, 11 3, 20 Trueblood, Marsha (Jr.) 79, 81,84, 97, 98, 78 Truetken, John (Jr.) 27, 39, 41,47, 48, 49, 54, 70, 71,82, 75, 79, 82, 97, 98, 20, 46 Truetken, Ladimir (Fr.) 69, 71,72, 75, 103 V VanVIeet, Mrs. Beth, 1969 B.S. Home Eco- nomics Ed., K.S.U. (Home Ec. I, II, III) 12, 84, 102 126 Vaughn, Rick (So.) 43, 58, 69, 70, 101 Vickers, Kelly (Fr.) 24, 71,74, 82, 103 Vocal Music W Wade, Susan LeAnn (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4; K 4; Class Pres. 3; SC Pres. 4; FOR 2, 4; MC 3, 4; 82, 84, 86, 94 Wagoner, Jerold (Fr.) 72, 103 Wagoner, Sandra (Jr.) 55, 79, 84, 98 Walden, Karen (Jr.) 11,32, 77, 79, 80, 81, 83, 84, 98 Washburn, Delbert, School Board Member 104 Washburn, Fred (Jr.) 2, 9, 26, 27, 43, 47, 70, 71,72, 75, 79,97, 98 Washburn, John (Sr.) BB 3, 4; T 4; Journalism 3, 4; 45, 47, 48, 63, 71,75, 84, 88, 95, 38 Washburn, Mark (So.) 74, 79, 101,36 Wasserman, Ellen (Fr.) 77, 79, 84, 103 Weeks, Bill (Bus. 16) 107 Weeks, Dale (Fr.) 74, 103 Weeks, Darrell (So.) 2, 17, 28, 51,73, 82, 101 Weeks, David (Sr.) PC 4; B 1,2, 3, 4; F 2, 3, 4; BB 2; Musical 2; MC 4; 7, 15, 19, 45, 70, 79,81,95 Weeks, Larry (Sr.) FFA 1,2, 3; VM 2: BB 2; 95 Wegman, Elaine (Jr.) 56, 57, 85, 86, 98 Weis, Carol (So.) 76, 77, 84, 101 Weis, Cynthia (Jr.) 84, 98 Weis, Delores (Sr.) FHA 2, 3, 4, MO 4; K 2; B 1; VM 2; Musical 2; Journalism 4; 84, 87, 95 Weis, Marilyn (Jr.) 59, 81,84, 98, 21 Weis, Stephan (So.) 27, 72, 101 Wente, Allen (Sr.) FFA 3; VM 2, 4; F 1,2, 3, 4; W 1,2, 3; T 1,2, 3, 4; Journalism 4; 42, 44, 70, 75, 87, 88, 95, 38 Wente, Daniel (Fr.) 24, 71,72, 75, 80, 103, 38 Wente, Donna (Fr.) 88, 103 Wente, Rhonda (So.) 11,31,33, 76, 77, 79, 83, 101 Wessel, Betty (Jr.) 12, 23, 76, 79, 84, 98 White, Harry (So.) 43, 82, 101 White, Richard (Jr.) 7, 79, 81,98 White, Shirley (Fr.) 81,84, 103 Wigginton, Mrs. Arlene, Reading Secretary 104 Wigginton, Kelley (So.) 74, 101 William, Dan (Jr.) 11, 14, 43, 45, 70, 79, 87, 98 William, Marisa (So.) 11,18, 25, 58, 79, 83, 84,101 William Tire Service 47 William, Voctor (Sr.) PC 4; Class P Pres. 1,2, Class STUCO 4; B 2; F 1,2, 3; BB 2, 3; T 1, Autographs 2; G 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 2, 3; SC V- Pres. 3; Journalism 3; 8, 10, 16, 19, 22, 75, 79, 82, 95, 34, 36 Wilson, William L, 1961 B.S. Phys. Ed.-Busi- ness. Fort Hays, 1969 M.S. Secondary Adm., Fort Hays (Principal) 7, 106, 20 Winter Count, meaning of 8 Winter, David (Fr.) 71,74, 79, 82, 103 Winter, John (Sr.) FFA 1,2, 3, 4, MO 3, 4; F 1,2;W1,2, 3, 4; 61,74, 82, 95 Winter, Mike (So.) 74, 79, 82, 101 Winter, Nancy (Sr.) FHA 1,2, 3, 4; K 3, 4; PC 1; Journalism 4; 83, 84, 87, 95 Wittig, Donald, 1 960 B.M. Music Ed., Fort Hays (Boys’ Glee, Band) 106 Witting, Laura (Fr.) Wrestling Z Zerr, Karen (So.) 11,30, 76, 81,83, 101 Zerr, Maxine (Jr.) 11,79, 81,83, 98 Zodrow, David (Jr.) 2, 14, 98 Zodrow, Elaine (Fr.) 83, 103 Zodrow, Jeanette (So.) 55, 58, 84, 101 Zodrow, Sharon (Jr.) 98 Zodrow, Tom (Fr.) 72, 103 127