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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

Mini-Index Opening 2 Homecoming 10 Snoball 14 Twirp Dance 17 Volleyball 18 Football 22 Wrestling 26 Basketball 30 Golf 36 Track 40 A thletes of Year 44 Sports Statistics 46 Pep Club 47 The Bicentennial 48 Journalism 49 Stuco 51 FHA 52 Kayettes 54 FFA 56 FLC 58 Forensics 60 Band 62 Drill Team 64 Vocal Music 66 A.C.E.-B.C.E. 68 A rt Show 70 Woodworking Show 71 Junior Play 72 Prom 74 Graduation 76 Spring Tea 78 A cademics 79 Seniors 88 Juniors 96 Sophomores 100 Freshmen 103 Faculty 106 School Board 110 Staff 112 Advertising 114 Statistics 140 Index 141 WINTER COUNT 1976 Hoxie High School Hoxie, Kansas Edited By Cathy Ostmeyer Deb Heier Jean Haffner Darkroom Crew: Lad Truetken and Kelly Vickers Wjl 2 3 A WA REN ESS of the World Around Us 4 6 7 A WA REN ESS of our A ccomplishments 8 9 The Indians get dressed up for spirit day. Gary Moss and Pam Best were the Freshman Attendants. Daylene Lewis cheers the Indians on to a touchdown. HHS students enjoy the Red and White day. and the meal held dur- ing Homecoming week. Kathleen Farber and Kelly Allen lead the cheers at the pep rally. The Junior Class float took first place Deb Heier and Elaine Zodrow were the Queen Candidates. 10 Bon fire starts an evening of yelling for the Hoxie Indians. The kids are ready for the crowning. Rick Shipley and Brick Prickett helped the Juniors win the spirit stick and tomahawk at the yelling contest. Hoxie scores against Oberlin during homecoming game. Foreign Language Club is having fun during Homecoming Parade. The HHS band marches during the Homecoming Parade. 11 R O Y A L T Y King Pat Koster and Queen Deb Heier Jessica Osimeyer Gerry Schamberger Missy Cooper 12 Senior Attendants Larry Spresser and Elaine Zodrow. Junior Attendants Cindy Carman and Mark Niemberger. Sophomore Attendants Stephanie Baalman and Simon Woodwyk. Freshman Attendants Gary Moss and Pam Best. 13 Smile David. Not here Mike. Pat Rosier gets ready to announce King and Queen. 14 Night Machine played at the Snoball. Student Council did a fine job of decorating the punch table. Karen Mauck helps herself to the punch. The tree added to the season of fun. Kelly and Fred enjoyed the dance. 15 King Terry Davis and Queen Jeanne Schamberger. Attendants Tina Emig and Terry Campbell. Many people enjoyed the Snoball Dance. 4 Dennis Rumback and Bernie Feldt help themselves to punch am cookies. The band for Snoball was the Night Machine. 16 Volleyball Claims Third The volleyball season ended with the girls third in the league with a 5-2 record and an overall record of 5 wins and 4 losses. Goodland and Colby downed the Indians for top league placing. Regional was a heartbreaking experience with the girls receiving a bye the first round and being stop- ped by Oakley the second round. Senior letterwomen this season were Jean Haffner, Delores Spresser, and Shirley White. Underclass let- terwomen include Jane Haffner, Karen Heim, Mar- lette Mong, Sheri Spresser and Rose Weis. Funny, I don't remember seeing her play. Jean Haffner and Rose Weis were voted most inspirational players. Volleyball coach is Vickie Deines. Delores Spresser, Shirley White and Jean Haffner were our faitliful seniors. The girls always had a perfect game of eating. 18 Knock ’em out Jean. Delores Spresser had a marvelous season blocking at the net. Karen, are you sure you can handle that one? Jane and her jokes. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: FRONT: Rose Weis. Karen Heim. Sheri Spresser, and Dee Ann Hockersmith. MIDDLE: Jane Haffner, Shir- ley White, Marlette Mong and Jean Haffner. BACK: Vickie Deines, Coach and Delores Spresser. 19 20 B-TEAM VOLLEYBALL: FRONT: Shirley White, Dec Ann Hockersmith, and Linda Mader. BACK: Dan lelle Ochs, Lori Stillwell, Leisha Cooper, Tracy Brown and Cheri Heim. Danielle Ochs shows her stuff against Oberlin. Tina Sealock may be little but she's tough. Virginia Zodrow has a new volleyball dance. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL: FRONT: Cheri Heim, Judy Haffner, Nancy Boxler, Danielle Ochs, Donna Moellering, and Eilene Schieferecke. BACK: Cindy Meitl, Deb Robinson, Linda Mader, Lori Bean, Jan- ice Rosier, and Virginia Zodrow. 21 Football Steps Forward The Indians, led by coach Terry Adams, tied with Oberlin for fifth in the NWKL with a 4-5 record. Offensively in 9 games the Indians were only shut out by state-bound Oakley and averaged 15 points per game with a 236 yard offense. The defense allowed 19 points a game with 247 yards. Lettermen are David Schippers, Tim Moss, Dave Schamberger, Lee Cooper (best offensive back), Mike Shaw, Pat Koster (most inspirational player), Lad Truetken, Clint Follis, Mike Heim, Randy Fat- her, Ken Eland (best defensive man), John Mosier, Mark Bergmeier, Mark Niernberger, Brian Baalman, Keith Kennedy, Gerald Rietcheck, A1 Woodwyk (best lineman), Rick Shipley, Brick Prickett, Chris Bean, and Charlie Schippers. Managers were Jon Karnes, Kelly Vickers, David Harris, Janelle Karnes, and Veva Adams. A1 Woodwyk made all league for place kicking; while Brick Prickett and Mark Niernberger received honorable mention. Randy Farber, 31, plows into an Hill City defensive man. Hoxie’s offense is happy about this touchdown. Charles Ostmeyer 23, Dave Schamberger 64, and Dave Schippers 87, close in on an Atwood player. 'V V A1 Woodwyk, 71, and Ken Eland, 89, put off another extra point. 22 Hoxie’s offense works out their strategy. Brick Prickett, 10, goes up over the top for extra yardage. Lee Cooper, 33, busts through some defenders for extra yards while Lad Truetken, 77, is there to help. Lee Cooper, 33, grabs an Oakley player while Dave Schippers, 87, and Tim Moss, 75, come to assist. Larry Spresser, 86, catches a pass for long yardage. Rick Shipley. 17, looks down field while the line holds off the rush. Fromme Insurance Agency 23 Larry Spresser, 86, goes over to score against Goodland while Randy Farber, 31, and Brick Prickett, 4, assist. Brick Prickett, 4, grabs an opponent who breaks loose only to be stopped cold. Dave Schippers, 87, gets out in front of opponents to gain more yardage. Larry Spresser, 86, breaks open for long yardage. Pat Koster, 22, goes into the FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE: BOTTOM ROW: Don Pratt, Harold Hartzog, Jeff Ostmeyer, Grant Gaede, air for a spectacular catch. Gary Moss, Robert Pratt, David Harworth, Steve Shipley. SECOND ROW: Robert Farber, Herb Cressler, Doug Gilliland, Dick Heskett, Darvin Meurisse, Kevin Oelke, Rocky Cross. TOP ROW: Tim Cox, Don Pickinpaugh, Darren Brown, Mike Mense, Coaches Rex Mauck, Pat Paske, and Dale Sekavec. 24 Hoxie's mighty line meets the Grinnell Warriors. Mark Niemberger puts all his effort into his punts. Hoxie pushes through to score against Hill City. Brick Prickett, 4, gets loose for more yardage while Pat Koster, 22, and Larry Spresser, 86, block. A-TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Clint Follis, Dave Schamberger, Tim Moss, Larry Spresser, Lad Truetken, A1 Woodwyk, Pat Koster, Lee Cooper, Mike Heim, Mike Shaw. SECOND ROW: Mark Bergmeier, Mark Niemberger, Chris Bean, Rick Shipley, Ken Eland, John Mosier, Gerald Rietcheck, Keith Kennedy, Randy Farber, Brick Prickett. TOP ROW: Ed Heim, Blaine Breit, Simon Woodwyk, Charles Schippers, Rick Weber, Head Coach Terry Adams, Asst. Coaches Pat Paske and Dale Sekavec. 25 Wrestlers Take Second In State The Hoxie High wrestling did a fine job by placing Second in league, Fourth in Regional, Second in State, and Fourth in Grand State. The Fresh-Soph team took first in the Goodland Fresh-Soph Tourn. The Senior lettermen are Dale Weeks, David Win- ter, Captain Lee Cooper, Captain Dave Schamber- ger, and David Schipppers. Underclassmen that let- tered are Don Pickinpaugh, Dick Heskett, Randy Farber, John Mosier, Dan Rietcheck, Rick Shipley, and Gary Moss. Don Pickinpaugh as a freshman wrestles hard to take third in state. David Schippers tries to turn his man over. Dick Heskett works hard to qualify for state. Lee Cooper, co-captain leads his team out for a big vic- tory. A TEAM: FRONT ROW: Dale Weeks. Dave Winter. Dick Heskett. Rick Shipley. Dan Rietcheck, Don Pickinpaugh, Mgr. Sheri Spresser. BACK ROW: Coach Rex Mauck. John Mosier. David Schippers. Dave Schamberger. Randy Farber. Lee Cooper, Gary Moss, Mgrs. Janice Roster, Lori Bean. Assistant Coach Dale Sekavec. 26 Clini Follis rides his man tough. John Mosier works for a fall. Dave Schamberger takes first Hoxie fans support Grand State wrestlers at Hays, in the Hoxie Inv. Dale Weeks has his man in trouble. Dave Schamberger takes down Farber of Norton. George Schippers Life Insurance GRAND STATE FINISHES FOURTH: FRONT ROW: Don Pickin- Dan Rietcheck has his Norton opponent in trouble. paugh, Dave Winter. BACK ROW: Lee Cooper, Dave Schamber- ger, David Schippers. Don Pickinpaugh pins his man with a head lock. Kelly Allen stops cheering for a picture. 28 Dave Schamberger takes Dave Winter works for a fall and went on to place third in State, down McGowne of Oberlin. GRAND STATE FINISHERS: David Schippers with a 23-3 record took first in Regional, first in State, and Third in Grand State. Dave Schamberger posted a 17-8 record and placed fourth in Regional, first in State, and second in Grand State. Randy Farber tries an escape to win the match 2-1. Heavyweight John Mosier pins his man in Regional as he compiled a 15-6 record. B-TEAM: FRONT ROW: Brian Pfiefer, Brent Pfiefer, Steve Shipley, Ed Heim, Jeff Spillman, Mgr. Sheri Spresser. 2nd ROW: Simon Woodwyk, Doug Babcock, Charlie Schippers, Gary Moss, Harold Hartzog, Mgr. Lori Bean. 3rd ROW: Don Pratt. Dennis Rumback. John Scott. Herb Cressler, Robbie Farber. Brett Williams. Coach Dale Sekavec. 4th ROW: Dan Pratt, Doug Gilliland, Dick Heskett. Don Schamberger. 29 Boys Do Girls Start Basketball The Indians had eight wins and 13 losses and fin- ished in sixth place in a strong NWKL. Oakley took league and first in State. Senior lettermen were Larry Spresser, Terry Davis, Pat Roster, and Dan Wente. Juniors lettering were all league Mark Niernberger, Brick Prickett and Ken Eland, and Sophomore Rick Weber. This was the first year of girls BB and they had 1 win and 14 losses. Lettering were Rose Weis, Karen Heim, Carol Meitl, Carol Thompson, Stephanie Kliewer, and Cheri Heim. Terry Davis was also voted as co-captain. Larry Spresser averaged eight points a game. Brick Prickett fires in a jumper for two of his ten points a game average. Pat Koster was voted co-captain of the team. Mark Niernberger out jumped about everybody on the tip offs. 30 A-TEAM: FRONT ROW: Ken Eland, Mark Bergmeier, Rick Weber, Brick Prickett, Larry Spresser. BACK ROW: Coach Paske, Pat Koster, Mark Niernberger, Tim Moss, Terry Davis, Dan Wente. Hoxie gets ready to take the floor. Seniors playing last home game were Terry, Dan, Larry, Pat, and manager Craig Stratton. Hoxie defeated Atwood 83 to 62. Coach Paske gives someone information on where to go. 31 B-TEAM: FRONT ROW: Coach Adams. Blaine Breit, Jon Karnes, Mark Roster. BACK ROW: Todd Siehn- del, Russ Stephens, Mike Bergmeier, Tom Meitl. Rick Weber shoots for two on B-team. Tim Moss shoots in a free throw at the Ness City Tournament. Russell Stephens, MVP, on B-team led in total points, rebounds. What's happening, Tom? and second in free throws. Pat shoots, but a whistle has already been blown. 32 Mark Koster puts up a shot on B-team. Pat scores against Brewster in the tournament. Terry Davis drives in hard for a layup. Russell and Jon chat with Coach Adams before the A-team game. Senior Larry Spresser shoots high over the Atwood Buffs. 33 Girls coaches Rein and Voth watch impatiently. The girls get warmed up. Rose Weis shoots high over an opponent. Dave Harwerth suited up for varsity this year. FRESHMEN: FRONT: Jerry Spresser, Tim Cox. Kevin Oelke, Darren Brown, Mike Mense, Jeff Ostmeyer, Dave Harworth. MIDDLE: Rocky Cross, Richard Ritter, Phil Wikoff, Gary Frazey, Dave Nlermeier, Grant Gaede. Mark Heim. BACK: Asst. Coach Don Hageman. Freshman Gary Frazey shoots for two. Freshmen battle it out. 34 Rose scores on a layup. GIRLS: FRONT: Carol Thompson, Stephanie Kliewer, Rose Weis. BACK ROW: Carol Meitl, Cheri Heim, Jean Haffner, Karen Heim. Karen shoots a set shot. Jean Haffner drives down court hard, she was the only senior on the team. Carol Meitl goes high and gets fouled. 35 Golf Team Sends Two to State This year's golf team was young with only one sen- ior on it. The others were juniors and sophomores, so next year's team ought to be a good one with all the returning lettermen back. Ken Eland, and Mark Niernberger went to state in the 2-man, others on the four man team were Larry Spresser, Rick Weber, Russ Stephens, and Jeff Ostmeyer. Hoxie brought home medals from every meet, with Mark and Ken placing high in every meet. Russ was in a seven hole playoff at Colby INV. Don't miss Jeff. Good form Rick. Mark was third medalist at P-Burg. Where did the ball go? 36 Jeff. Rick. Ken. Mark. Russ. Larry and Coach A1 Voih got medals and a trophy at P-Burg. I did it. I finally did it. I hope it stays in bounds. Ken warms up on his putting. The Two Man Team. Mark Niemberger and Ken Eland, placed 6th in the State Golf Meet at Hillsboro. Mark also tied for 4th Medal- ist. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Northwestern Motors Russell takes time to pose. 37 Larry was ihe only senior on the team. Hello Mark and Jeff. Mark Niemberger represented Hoxie at state. What’s the matter Rick, ya lost? Darren in total concentration. Russell is practicing his put- ting. Coach Voth and Bud gel ready to golf. Jeff will be around for three more years. Coach Voth. Russel Stephens, Larry Spresser, Mark Niemberger, Jeff Ostmeyer, Ken Eland, and Rick Weber were members of the six man team. GOLF TEAM: FRONT: Mark Koster, Jeff Ostmeyer, Ken Eland, Darren Brown. Tim Cox. Coach Voth BACK: David Harwerth, Rick Weber, Mark Niernberger. Russel Stephens, Larry Spresser. Hoxie Motor Your Friendly Chevrolet- Buick Dealer 39 Track Teams Compete Without Home Track Pam Best runs the 110 yard hurdles. Herb Cressler runs the 880 and medley relay. Rob Pratt hands off to Rocky Cross in the medley relay Pat Koster throws javelin at Oberlin meet. Nancy Boxler and Janice Koster get ready to run the hurdles. Balfour Company Paul McClelland Hays, Kansas Brick Prickett goes up and over the bar. 40 Mike Foster runs the quarter at Norton. Sheila Chapman throws the shot for the girls. i Mean Joan’s form. Norma Heier runs her leg of the 880 relay. Jean Haffner long jumps. Mickey Hardware Big A1 throws the shot. and Furniture 41 Senior Dan Wente runs the mile. Dick Heskett gets ready to pole vault. Blaine Breit has determination. FRONT ROW: Janice Koster, Lori Bean, Norma Heier, Carol Thompson, Karen Mauck, Sheryl Hedge, and Vicki Mills. MID- DLE ROW: Nancy Boxler, Stephanie Kllewer, Gwen Baalman, Cheri Heim, Jean Haffner, Pam Best, and Deb Robinson. BACK ROW: Virginia Zodrow, Sheila Chapman, Coach Rath, Donna Koster, mgr. Judy Haffner, mgr. and Coach Deines. 42 Dan Wente geis a hand-off from Gary Moss in the Medley relay. Pan of Hoxie's track team takes a break during a meet. Karen Mauck throws the dis- cus. Coach Rath gives the girls advice. Brick has good form in long jump. FRONT ROW: Darvin Meurisse, Rob Pratt, A1 Woodwyk, Herb Cressler, and Don Schamberger. MIDDLE ROW: Dick Heskett, Gary Moss, Rocky Cross, Dan Wente, Steve Coleman, and Doug Gilliland. BACK ROW: Blaine Breit, Chuck Coulter, Pat Koster, Dennis Evans, mgr., and Melvin Randolph, mgr. 43 Stephanie Kliewer crosses the finish line in the 880. A thlete of the Year Pat Koster Pat Koster. Pat Koster was Co-Captain. 44 Pat (22) was also football captain. Pat has been out for two years. Jean lettered all four years. A thlete of the Year Jean Haffner Jean Haffner. Jean did a fine job all four years in track. Jean placed high in long jump. Jean went out her senior year. Jean was captain this year in volleyball. 45 Sports Statistics A-TEAM FOOTBALL TEAM OPP. HOXIE Hill City 20 14 Grinnell 0 32 Goodland 35 12 St. Francis 6 21 Colby 14 20 Atwood 15 6 Norton 20 21 Oakley 37 0 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM OPP. HOXIE Hill City 8 5 Oakley 0 14 Obcrlin 28 2 Norton 12 8 Goodland 32 0 Grinnell 8 46 Colby 14 20 Atwood 20 14 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM OPP. HOXIE Atwood 15 7 6 15 8 15 Norton 9 15 10 15 Oakley 15 6 11 15 12 15 Oberlin 9 15 2 15 Goodland 15 5 15 6 Sainty 15 17 12 15 Colby 15 1 Tournaments: 15 7 Tri-Plains Invitational 15 8 (Morland) 15 12 Regional Tournament 15 0 (Oakley) 15 8 JR. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM OPP. HOXIE Atwood 15 12 15 7 Norton 9 15 15 7 15 2 Oakley 15 6 15 6 Oberlin 9 15 15 8 15 0 Goodland 15 6 15 1 Sainty 15 4 15 12 Colby 15 7 15 7 Tri-Plains Invitational: 15 4 (Goodland) 15 1 FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM OPP. HOXIE Atwood 15 11 14 16 16 14 Norton 15 11 15 3 Oakley 15 5 16 14 Oberlin 10 15 15 5 15 6 Goodland 2 15 9 15 Sainty 1 15 9 15 Colby 15 8 7 15 15 12 A-TEAM BASKETBALL TEAM OPP. 1 HOXIE Norton 43 41 Oakley 61 49 St. Francis 51 94 Hill City 51 55 Colby 57 50 Atwood 63 58 Oberlin 60 52 Goodland 53 48 Oberlin 62 80 Norton 33 29 Goodland 45 39 St. Francis 50 63 Oakley 81 55 Colby 45 36 Wheatland 52 59 Atwood 62 83 NESS CITY TOURNAMENT Brewster 47 50 Wheatland 47 42 Ness City 71 57 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Norton 43 45 Oakley 70 43 B-TEAM BASKETBALL TEAM OPP. HOXIE Norton 24 9 Oakley 58 28 St. Francis 30 36 Hill City 60 37 Colby 40 26 Atwood 57 21 Oberlin 52 35 Goodland 58 53 Oberlin 31 24 Norton 35 15 Goodland 49 27 St. Francis 35 34 Oakley 43 26 Colby 43 35 Wheatland 58 55 Atwood 31 36 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM OPP. HOXIE Atwood 36 40 Colby 48 24 Hill City 50 30 Oakley 40 42 Goodland 39 25 Wheatland 45 43 Norton 45 21 Oberlin 50 39 Wheatland 47 55 FRESHMAN ”B” TEAM Norton 16 25 Wheatland 34 37 A-TEAM GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM OPP. HOXIE Oakley 45 24 Sainty 54 17 Colby 40 13 Atwood 46 39 Oberlin 37 23 Goodland 57 22 Sainty 33 14 Oberlin 46 20 Norton 36 21 Goodland 45 22 Oakley 48 22 Colby 35 15 Wheatland JV 43 28 Atwood 20 21 A-TEAM WRESTLING TEAM OPP. 1 HOXIE Sainty 18 40 Atwood 26 27 Oakley 19 33 Goodland 30 14 Norton 21 31 Oberlin 22 18 Colby 12 39 Hoxie Invitational — 1st Burlington Tournament — -—3rd Oberlin Tournament •--2nd Regional ---4th State •—2nd Grand State ---4th Slate: 145 - Lee Cooper - 2nd 185 - Dave Scnippers - 1st 167 - Dave Schamberger - 1st 98 - Don Pickinpaugn - 3rd 126 - David Winter - 3rd Grand State: 167 - Dave Schamberger - 2nd 185 - Dave Schippers - 3rd B-TEAM WRESTLING TEAM OPP. HOXIE Colby 23 27 Atwood 36 18 Oakley 24 31 Goodland 12 18 Norton 8 21 St. Francis 16 28 TOURNAMENTS Goodland Freshman-Sophomore Tournament 1st Hoxie Invitational 2nd GOLF Two-Man Results ATWOOD MEET Jeff Ostmeyer 2nd Rick Weber P-BURG Ken Eland 1st Mark Neirnberger COLBY Ken Eland 2nd Mark Neirnberger OBERLIN (LEAGUE) Ken Eland 3rd Russ Stephens NORTON Ken Eland 2nd Mark Neirnberger REGIONAL Ken Eland 2nd Mark Neirnberger STATE Ken Eland 6th Mark Neirnberger BOYS’ TRACK Best Track Performances High Jump 6'1 Brick Prickett Long Jump 19'11 Brick Prickett Pole Vault 9 6 Dick Heskett Shot 41 ft. A1 Woodwyk Javelin 142 ft. Pat Koster 100 yd. Dash 11.6 Darvin Meurrise 220 yd. Dash 25.7 Rob Pratt Medley Relay 4:59.4 Pat Koster, Rocky Cross, Brick Prickett, Dan Wente Mile Run 4:57.5 Dan Wente 880 Relay 1:47.3 Dick Heskett, Rocky Cross, High Jump 4'9 Jean Haffner Long Jump 15'8 Jean Haffner High Jump 3rd NWKL Jean Haffner Brick Prickett, Dan Wente Mile Relay 3:56.02 Rob Pratt, Gary Moss, Brick Prickett, Dan Wente 880 Run 2:19.7 Steve Coleman GIRLS’ TRACK 110 yd. Hurdles 19.3 sec. Janice Koster 100 yd. Dash 12.5 Virginia Zodrow 220 yd. Dash 28.6 Carol Thompson 880 yd. Run 2.38 Stephanie Kliewer 440 yd. Relay 54.6 Vicki Mills, Virginia Zodrow, Carol Thompson, Cheri Heim 880 yd. Relay 1:56.0 Vicki Mills, Jean Haffner, Cheri Heim, Carol Thompson 440 yd. Relay 5th NWKL Vicki Mills, Virginia Zodrow, Carol Thompson, Cheri Heim ATHLETES OF THE YEAR: Jean Haffner, Pat Koster Mr. and Mrs. David Cooper were one of the Pep Club Parents of the Week. Pep Club The Pep Club has done a lot for H.H.S. this year. They made a new wooden Indian and H-O-X-I-E sign for Pep Club section in the gym for the Spirit Week. They also made a new felt banner for travel- ing sports activities. New red Hoxie shins were sold the last month of school. CABINET: Roxic Rein. Vcva Adams, Ellen Wasserman. Diane Frazey, Chris Meier. Karen Heim, Dee Ann Hockersmith, and Kathleen Farber SECOND ROW: Deb Foltz, Paula Pratt, JaNell Petersen, Sheri Spresser, Carolyn Thomas, Janet Karnes, and Janelle Karnes Karen Mauck was elected to the All Tournament Cheerleader Squad at the Ness City Tournament. FRONT ROW: Sponsor Roxie Rein, Kelly Allen, Kathleen Farber, Cindy Carman, Karen Mauck, Norma Heier, Roberta Pfeifer, Dee Ann Hockersmith, Donna Koster, Karen Heim, Gwen Baalman. SECOND ROW: Karen Bell, JaNell Petersen, Daylene Lewis, Laurie Stillwell, Becky Randolph, Lori Bean, Pam Fortin, Carolyn Thomas, Donna Weeks, Vcva Adams, and Ellen Wasserman. THIRD ROW: Paula Pratt, Chris Meier, Sheri Spresser, Sue Heim, Glenda Mullins, Sue Jones. Tracy Brown, Kathy Bieker, Pam Martin, and Jean Leiker. FOURTH ROW: Diane Frazey, Cheri Heim, Kathy Krannawitter, Gail Meitl, Joyce Karnes, Cindy Meitl, Judy Haffner, Pam Best, Janice Koster, Kim Allen and Stephanie Baalman. FIFTH ROW: Deb Foltz, Jan Kennedy, Lynne Wente, Lori Woodwyk, Lori Meier, Cindy Ochs, Janet Karnes and Janelle Karnes. LAST ROW: Brick Prickett, A1 Woodwyk, Simon Wookwyk, Danny Wente, Robert Oelke, and Joe Geist. Kathleen Farber was this year’s Senior and Head Cheerleader. 47 'fiiiJh 'school Lit. They're always trying to get in pictures. You pinned your man! Pep Club makes new sign for gym during Pride Improvement Week. 48 We Celebrate the Past in the spirit of seventy-six There was an enormous force which strengthened the colonies, which exists today, and which has carried America through its great history. That force is known to us all to be the Spirit of ’76.” It is a SPIRIT OF LIBERTY and the knowl- edge that one man’s freedom is more important than anything else on earth. It is the SPIRIT OF FROS- TIER — of not fearing to go where man has not reached. George W asliington Alexander Hamilton James Madison John llaneoek It is the SPIRIT OF INDIVIDUALISM — acknowledging a birthright of opportunity and freedom drawn from the strength of our fathers. Indeed the SPIRIT OF ’76” was, and is, many things, each of which has been a building block of our national greatness. Our country grew' on that spirit and prospered on that spirit. When all else fails it is that spirit that will be there to guide us and keep us strong. w .rtmmi� '1' miu'n tw t nmr .... 'bialci' cf'-yitncrr o- ,vV • ! % 'A kVjtS 4 ‘ k ™ i . %« ■ H.H.S. Gets Spirit Up for “76 Choir and Band Performs a Bicentennial Concert of Western Music Spirit Day Reflects Our Country’s Birthday J(XJRNAL1SM FRONT ROW I .ad Trunkm, ('indy Orman, Leanna Gallagher. Sheila Chapman, .lean Halfncr. Paula Pratt BACK ROW David Schippers. Dan Shuler. Judy Morgan. Clint Follis Sheila Cahoi. Dotty Kcerpernh. Kathleen Father NOT PICTURED Donna Wente JOURNALISM FRONT ROW Jeanne Sthamber er. Patty White. Mike Heim. Kelly Vickers. Tetry Campbell. Shirley White BACK ROW Ire Cooper. Delores Spresser. Tim Moss. Mary Lou Kran nawitter. Larry Spresser. Deb Heier. Cathy Ostmeyer. Sheryl Harris. Dan Kruse NOT PICTURED Tina Perrin Mary Lou Krannawitter carefully crops her pictures for yearbook pages. Cindy Carman has second thoughts on her work. 50 Hungry students are grateful to Stuco for providing them with candy machines. Stuco sponsored the Snowball dance. Stuco Strives Ahead Stuco made benches for Pride, Improvement week. Stuco brings in money on pop machines. FRONT ROW: Yolanda Rosell, Paula Pratt, JaNell Petersen. Karen Heim, Chris Meier, Veva Adams, Karen Mauck, Judy Morgan. BACK ROW: Shirley White, Jeanne Schamberger. Clint Follis, Pat Koster. Janelle Karnes, Leanna Gallagher, Rick Shipley, Ed Heim, Mark Koster. President, Pat Koster takes command at Stuco meeting. 51 FHA Mrs. Webster is our sponsor. Janelle and Dotty paint the gym lobby for the Pride project. The school was decorated for FHA week. What are ya staring at? Eilene and Joyce paint the gym doors. Cindy Meitl was a top Tup- perware saleswoman. Deb Robinson was a top Tup- perware saleswoman. TOP ROW: Cindy Meitl, Joyce Karnes, Donna Moellering, Leanna Gallagher, Delores Spresser, Janet Karnes, Janelle Karnes, Janice Koster, Pam Best. SECOND ROW: Lori Meier, Jackie Petrasek, Lucy Moellering, Irene Meier, Tracy Brown, Christi Kruse, Kathy Krannawitter, Gwen Baalman, Kim Allen, Lori Woodwyk. THIRD ROW: Glenda Mullins, Jeanne Schamberger, Patty White, Gail Meitl, Carol Meitl, Cheri Heim, Joan Schamberger, Donna Wente, Jan Kennedy, Virginia Zodrow, Sue Jones. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Beiker, Pam Martin, Pam Hook, Karen Heim, Karen Mauck, Chris Meier, Donna Koster, Leisha Cooper, Veva Adams, Eilene Schieferecke. FIFTH ROW: Tina Sealock, Vicki Mills, Daylene Lewis, Donna Weeks, JaNell Peterson, Debbie Robinson, Dotty Koerperich, Becky Randolph, Karen Bell, Lori Bean, Jean Bainter. FRONT ROW: Sponsor Mrs. Webster, Pres. Shirley White, V.-Pres. Ellen Wasserman, Sec. Judy Morgan, Treas. Virginia Hartzog, Stuco Rep. Yolanda Rosell. NOT PIC- TURED: Elaine Wente, Cindy Randolph. 52 Freshmen dressed for initiation. PUT THE PIECES TOGETHI GET INVOLVED IN PERSONAL wm JOB COMMUNITY PREPARATIONS III INVOLVEMENT The Chapter made a display for Fall Conference. Four Chapter Mothers attended Fall Conference. Several members attended Fall Conference. Ellen and Elaine get ready to leave from State Meeting. Hoxie helped at the Registration Table at State Meeting. Neal Plumbing Shop 53 Kayettes The Kayetie Cabinet surprises Miss Bink with a birthday party. 3,000 Pt. A ward Miss Bink is pictured with Miss Vinson after being awarded Regional Sponsor of Region 4. The girls enjoy their Heart Sister gifts. FRONT ROW: Laurie Stillwell, Karen Karnes, Becky Randolph, Tina Prickett, Tina Emig, Cindy Randolph, Daylene Lewis. Elaine Wente, Tracy Brown, Yolanda Rosell, Beverly Schamberger. SECOND ROW: Gwen Baalman, DeeAnn Hockersmith, Kalena Emig, Deb Robinson, Kathy Bieker, Kris Babcock, Lynn Wente, Cindy Carman, Cindy Ochs, Sue Heim. THIRD ROW: Pam Martin. Leisha Cooper. Jane Haffner, Jan Kennedy. Cheri Heim. Lori Bean, Lucy Moellering, Pam Hook. Glenda Mullins. Sue Jones, Irene Meier. FOURTH ROW: Jean Leiker, Donna Weeks, Shirley Thompson, Nancy Boxler, Kim Allen, Lori Woodwyk, Kathy Krannawitter, Carol Treu, Kelly Allen, Sheila Chap- man. BACK ROW: Janelle Karnes, Roberta Pfeifer, Ruth Porsch, Stephanie Baalman, Danielle Ochs, Dolores Spresser, Judy Morgan, Kath- leen Farber, Tina Ewers, Lori Meier, Judy Haffner. 54 Hoxie Implement Co., Inc. Students having fun at the Back to School Dance sponsored by the Kayettes. President Leanna Gallagher watches Mayor John Hill sign the Proc- lamation for Kayette Week. Kayettes helped out with the concession stand during basketball. ItlMWIi The 1975-76 Kayette year was very successful when the girls won the 3,000 point award at Regional Conference. Sponsor Miss Judy Bink was awarded Regional Sponsor of Region 4. Some of the activities the Kayettes did were clean trophy cases, collected for Cystic Fibrosis, sold greenery at Christmas, and collected coins in wishing well for L.T.C.U. CABINET: FRONT ROW: Karen Mauck. Karen Bell, Norma Heier, Diane Frazy. 2nd ROW: Cathy Ostmeyer, Shirley White. Sheri Spresser, Ladonna Gallagher, Sheryl Hedge. Karen Heim. 3rd ROW: Deb Foltz. Sec.: JaNell Peterson. V.-Pres.: Miss Judy Bink. Sponsor: Leanna Gallagher. Pres.: Paula Pratt, Stuco Rep.: Chris Meier. Treas. Senior Kayette Marcia Meurisse receives her rose. FUTUAS- - THE NATIONAL £•§ ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS 'rf!® 8$ERjC 3 STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE FFA will be losing their advisor George Lambert after 14 years of FFA work. It has been a very enjoyable 14 years, Mr. Lambert commented. FFA has 52 members and received the BO AC, Superior Chapter and safety awards. The newest award received was the BOAC, Building our American Community Award. For this award the members did several activities including cleaning Knox Market, fixing a swing set, building signs and others. FFA had their annual Slave auction and Parent-Son Ban- quet to start and end a very active year. 1975-76 SWEETHEARTS: Mary Lou Krannawitter, Donna Koster, President Pat Koster receives Outstanding Officer award for 1975- Roberta Pfeifer, and Virginia Zodrow. 76 from Advisor George Lambert. FRONT ROW: Kelly Vickers, Chuck Coulter, Dale Weeks, Charlie Schippers, Rick Shipley, Ed Heim, George Lambert. SECOND ROW: Mike Mense, Robert Rail, Dave Rietcheck, Harold Hartzog, Bimey Feldt, Kelly Schiltz, Rodger Farber, Dan Rietcheck, Don Pratt, Steve Shipley. THIRD ROW: Steve Coleman, Dan Pratt, Alan Shaffer, Gary Fisher, Nick Koster, Randy Farber, Tom Feldt, Tony LaRue, Herb Cressler. FOURTH ROW: Dave Neirmeier, Many Lewis, Dave Winter, Leonard Schamberger, Ross Cressler, Gary Moss, Don Schamberger, Rob Pratt. Vitus Meier, Ben Mosier. FIFTH ROW: Phil Vaughn, David Schippers. John Mosier, Lad Truetkon, Dave Schamberger, Rick Weber, Mark Koster. Gerald Rietcheck, Keith Kennedy, Mark Baalman, Brian Baalman. 56 1975-76 Cabinet members are Charlie Schippers, Dale Weeks, Pat Koster, Chuck Coulter, Rick Ship- ley. Ed Helm, and Kelly Vickers. Advance judging team members are John Karnes, Alan Schaffer, Ed Heim, Rick Weber, Charlie Schippers. BACK ROW: Phil Vaughn. Ben Mosier, Dave Rietcheck, Dale Weeks. FFA cleaned up Knox Market as pan of their Building our American Community Project. (BOAC) Freshman judging team is Tim Cox, Mike Mense, Steve Shipley. BACK ROW: George Lamben, Advisor, Don Pratt, Dave Neir- meier, Rob Farber. After serving the faculty breakfast before school, some of the members relaxed. Hi-Plains Hay Grinding Tons of Experience Larry Wilkens 57 Foreign Language Club You girls, I thought you were supposed to be working. Patti, what are you teaching Kris now? KNEELING: Judy Morgan. Patti Rarick, Dotty Koerperich, Mr. Strecker. STANDING: Virginia Hartzog, Carolyn Thomas, Kathy Krannawitter, Kelly Allen, Lucy Moellering. Will Strecker ever grow up? Virginia is looking instead of Irene and Lucy make Mexican food for the Mexican Supper, working. Cindy strolling along on a nice working day. 58 Sheri Spresser. KNEELING: Chris Meier, Paula Pratt, Irene Meier, Kris Babcock. STANDING: Cindy Ochs, LaDonna Gal- lagher, Dee Ann Hockersmith, Jan Kennedy. Kelly and Strecker thanking the world for their support. LaDonna what are you looking at? Everyone’s so excited about Strecker’s lectures. 59 Forensics The Hoxie Debate Squad competed in 10 tourna- ments this year and placed in all of them, winning trophies at Oberlin, Hays, Concordia, Liberal, and La Crosse. They placed fourth in regional competi- tion and fourth in State tournament. In Speech Contest the Hoxie Forensic Squad com- peted in 4 tournaments, winning trophies at Ellis, Phillipsburg, and Oakley. They qualified 11 entries for state festival, winning gold medals in 8 events. Lori Bean and Pam Best work hard to become debaters. Craig Stratton, Phil Wikoff, Dave Eland, Janelle Karnes, Ken Eland, and Dave Harwerth won the Sweepstakes Trophy at Oberlin Debate. David Eland and Bryan Smith with their 2nd place trophy. Ken Eland and Bryan Smith proudly hold the 2nd place trophy they won at the Hays High Debate Tourney. Trophies won all year. 60 Oakley Speech: 2nd place trophy. Phillipsburg Speech: 2nd place trophy. Best Debater this year was Janelle Karnes. Best Novice Debater was Yolanda Resell. DEBATE: Yolanda Resell. Lori Bean. Dave Eland, Craig Stratton, Phil Wikoff, Carolyn Thomas. Bryan Smith, Ken Eland, Pam Best, Janelle Karnes, and Dave Harwerth. SPEECH CONTESTANTS: JaNell Petersen. Yolanda Resell. Carolyn Thomas. Pam Best, Lori Bean. Phil Wikoff, Dave Eland. Karen Heim. Deb Foltz, Bryan Smith. Ken Eland. Janelle Karnes, Dave Har- werth, Sheila Chapman, and Paula Pratt. 61 Band The Band had 52 members. They traveled to Col- orado to the Air Force Academy and performed at Band Day. The Band performed at all the home Football Games. They also presented four concerts during the year. They received a 2-rating at State Music Festival. Student Directors for the 1976 school year were Shirley White and Mike Shaw. Sgt. McDonald, USMC, presents Dan Wente with the Distinguished TWIRLERS: JaNell Petersen, Karen Mauck, Karen Heim, Yolanda Musician Certificate. Janelle Karnes receives the John Philip Sousa Resell and Drum Majorette Shirley White. Award from Mr. Buechman. FRONT ROW: Jeanne Schamberger, Karen Heim, JaNell Petersen, Kathy Krannawitter, Pam Martin, Kelly Allen, Stephanie Kliewer. 2nd ROW: Shirley Thompson, Sue Heim, Veva Adams, Yolanda Rosell, Nancy Boxler, Deb Foltz, Cindy Meitl, Mike Bergmeier, Chuck Coulter, Lori Bean, Carol Treu, Donna Weeks, Karen Karnes. 3rd ROW: Shirley White, Karen Mauck, Dan Kruse, John Scott, Gail Meitl, Ken Eland, Mike Shaw, Mark Bergmeier, Nancy LaRue, Cheri Heim, Carolyn Thomas, Blaine Breit, Dennis Rumback, Paula Pratt, Sheryl Hedge, David Harwerth, Pam Best, Mark Niemberger, Patty White, Vicki Mills. 4th ROW: Bryan Smith, Grant Gaede, Birney Feldt, Joyce Karnes, Darren Brown, Danny Wente, Janet Karnes, Brett Williams, and Director Charles Buechman. 62 Karnes Manufacturing Co Hoxie performs in a mass band ai the Air Force Academy. Hey Mark, wake up! 4« (!S « vr -� k- Pep Band played at the Bonfire during Spirit Week. The band plays on. 63 Drill Team I told you we could keep In step. Leggs are here!!! Remember to smile. Mahanna Pharmacy FRONT ROW: Lori Bean, Karen Bell, JaNell Petersen. Carol Treu. SECOND ROW: Tracy Brown. Cheri Heim, Sue Heim, Paula Pratt, Patty White. BACK ROW: Roxie Rein, Sheri Spresser, Jan Kennedy, Gail Meitl, Stephanie Kleiwer, and Cindy Meitl. 64 Peek-a-boo. Ta-da!!! Midwest Sprayers The drill team performed twice this year. Maybe if I close my eyes they'll go away. The drill team performs at the Oakley-Hoxie game. Vocal Music 1st hour choir dressed up like angels. Aren't they sweet? Mr. Sutton is directing his 1st hour choir. Don’t believe that you guys. Yes Michelle. Nancy's studying too. Mr. Sutton was narrator of A Saga of Western America, the program the 1st hour choir put on. Chris Meier and Diane Frazey acting like crazy kids again. 66 Cowgirl Judy Morgan. Get that silly grin off your face Mr. Buechman. Let's play Quaker on the count of 3. 1st hour choir sings away. Mr. Sutton acting busy again. Doug sings his heart out. Come on Dan, tell the whole group your joke. Watch out Bruce you’re in trouble now. Pam Best and Karen Mauck were accompanists. Hoxie Lanes 67 ACE and BCE The ACE and BCE program gives the students some actual on-the-job experience in order to put their classroom projects, activities, and discussions into practical usage. The students are placed in training stations for a portion of the school day. Meeting the general public, answering the telephone, and being dependable for work are a few of the aspects the stu- dents are exposed to while at the training stations. The ACE students are Terry Campbell, Lee Cooper, Clint Follis, Joe Geist, Dan Kruse, Tim Moss, Will Ritter, Dave Schamberger, and Dan Shu- ler. The BCE students are Karen Bryant, Tina Emig, Virginia Hartzog, Deb Heier, Cathy Ostmeyer, Jeanne Schamberger, Delores Spresser, Shirley White, and Elaine Zodrow. Dan Shuler works on a disk at Hoxie Imp. Terry Campbell works hard at Dave Schamberger changes a tire at William Tire Service. Campbell Const. Joe Geist works at Patmon Salvage. Lee Cooper gtabs for a wtench at Northwestern Motors. Tim Moss works at Heim TV. 68 Virginia Hartzog stops her library work to pose for a picture. Jeanne Schamberger makes a good stamper at the Sheriden Co. Hospital. Karen Bryant enjoys filing papers at Hoxie Motor Co. Cathy Ostmeyer enjoys talking on the phone to her boss, Joe Fromme. Elaine Zodrow enjoys her work at the courthouse. Working at the counter is part of Shirley White's job at the Hoxie Lumber Yard. Delores Spresser is taken away from her typing at the library to talk on the phone. Deb Heier thinks her filing at John Deere is funny. Tina Emig enjoys running the copy machine at the Unified Office. Pioneer Seed Lanny Patmon - Manio Bill Patmon - Hoxie 69 Pencil drawings were displayed at the An Show. Acrylic paintings were displayed at the an show. Elaine Zodrow’s hanging planter. 3-dimensional an projects An II leather projects. Adams Cuprem Hybrids Vernon and Ed Adams Breeding Age Red or White Hogs and Cattle An students acrylic paintings are examined by Ted Barnes. 70 Mike Heim’s coffee table was at the Industrial Arts Show. Instructor Bill Smith examines Dan Shuler’s project. Kleenex holders were made by Wood I. Senior Clint Follis shows his drop lid desk. Vitus Meier shows his lamp and stands. Bruce Oelke’s projects. Headin' for the Hills Directed by Mr. Rosell Cornelia Wellington Heister------------Karen Heim Dorthea Wellington Heister-----JaNell Petersen Cyrus Goolus---------------------------Bryan Smith Betty Belle Goolus---------------------Chris Meier Happy Goolus----------------Carolyn Thomas Skeets Goolus--------------------Paula Pratt Hank Goolus------------------------------Ken Eland Widow Squiggins----------------------------Deb Foltz Aunt Sukey------------------------Diane Frazey Miss Oggie------------------------------Gail Meitl Slim Hawkenshaw----------------Keith Kennedy Miss Winslow------------------Sheila Chapman Horseface Dilly-----------------Randy Farber Jake Slasser----------------------------John Mosier Emmy Jean----------------------Cindy Carmen Zeke--------------------------Mark Bergmeier Zeke's Maw-------------------------------Kelly Allen The Squiggins Children---Alvin Ackerman, Nick Koster, Marty Lewis, Rick Shipley, Sheryl Hedge, Vicki Mills Other Children--Tracy Brown, Pam Fortin, Donna Koster Musicians—Brian Baalman, Charlie Ostmeyer, Don Schiltz, Rus Stephens Most awful pack of bobcats in the valley. Heim T.V. and Appliance Sales and Service Hoxie and Hays Jerome Heim Skeets eavesdrops on city cousins. Mammy sez I'm as sweet as merlasses. Hank. My ain't this one stylish. Effen ya let me hold 'em at his shoulders, ya kin see about the length better. I Wal, looks like I Yer takin us to the hoedown overslept. Cyrus. 72 Somethin' stinks. Can’t you say anything but. yep? Now. Cy - ya wouldn't trifle with a girl's heart, would ya? Yer new around hyar, so ya wouldn’t know - but I got a deal with Cy. He gives me candy fer a chicken t’sell now an’ then. Ever hear of multiple greenoses? Okay, Everybody! Let’s head fer the weddin’. Cyrus has a way with the lady friends. The End Central Kansas Power 73 We May Never Pass This Way Again Prom Servers were Dee Ann Hockersmith, Norma Heier, Carol Meitl, Sheri Spresser, Kalena Emig, Charlie Schippers, Mark Rosier, Rick Weber, Jeff Spillman, and Dan Rietcheck. You really want to dance with me, Rick? The music was provided by Hitchcock Road Band. Getz IGA At IGA We Really Care Come on, Yolanda. I CAN'T dance. King Pat Roster and Queen Elaine Zodrow enjoy the Royalty Dance. 74 Mr. and Mrs. Rosell enjoy dancing to the music. King and Queen pose for their picture. Swing it, Russell. What's so funny, David? Who ya gonna dance with, Donna? Archie Vernon and Vic Karnes discuss the Prom after the banquet. 75 What's everyone waiting around for? Graduation Janelle Karnes, Valedictorian, was one of the speakers. The Senior Girls sang the Theme From Mahogany. Fifty-eight proud seniors received their diplomas May 19, 1976, in the high school gym. Speakers for the commencement were President Kelly Vickers, Pat Koster, and Valedictorian Janelle Karnes. Other awards not pictured are as follows: First National Bank - Janelle Karnes; Nick Koster Memo- rial Scholarship - William Ritter; American Legion Award - Janelle Karnes, Chuck Coulter; I Dare You Award - Janelle Karnes, Pat Koster; Outstanding Math and Science Student - Craig Stratton; Russell Cressler Award - Jean Haffner; Fort Hays State Col- lege Scholarship - Janelle Karnes and Tina Emig. Veva Adams and Craig Stratum were awarded the Kansas High School Scholarship Citizenship Award. The Robert Campbell Agriculture Award Scholarship was presented to Ellen Wasserman. 76 Dan Wente was awarded the Hoxie State Bank Scholarship. The Class of 1976. Karen Mauck and Carol Treu played the piano. Veva Adams and Steve Bieker led the Seniors out. Tina Emig was presented the most valuable student Scholarship Leadership Award. Jeanne Schamberger was Salutatorian. Shaw Jewelry 77 LeRoy and Maxine Spring Tea Janet Karnes sang for the entertainment. Judy finds the tea funny. Mary Lou Krannawitter receives her rose. Janice Koster concentrates on her poise. Ladies from the LTC enjoyed a fun evening. Deb, watch your step. Cheri Heim experiences modeling for the first time. 78 Ornery? We’re not ornery!! A familiar scene in the office. First Hour Lyceums capture these boys’ attention. Blaine takes a breather. Yvette Cahoj and Dave Heskett performed at a lyceum this year. Aren't you supposed to be cooking something. Don’t cry, Cindy, one tardy won't hurt. 1st hour choir loves to sing. 80 Miss Bink helps her troubled Bookkeeping siudenis. This a hit or something? 2nd Hour This hair is making my nose itch. • School is so exciting, right, Carol? One of Ben's pastimes is eras- ing. We’re having what for dinner? Yeech!! Senior men litter the halls. Huffin and Puffin Third Hour Hi guys. What's the matter Winters you gotta sneeze? I'm five years old. History class is wide awake. PE I measures bubbles. Last one in is a rotten egg. Oh my gosh, not again! I don't believe it! Fourth Hour Comon guys you can do Bookkeeping breaks, better than that. That's an even match for you Rick. 83 They weni that away. Caught in the act. Chris is about to turn pro. We caught you this time Mr. Davis. My friend. Donna feels she has to hold the wall up. No, it's this way Simon! Lori, you just don't talk with your mouth full. Hi. good looking. Dennis and Melvin finish their wood project. Ew, what’s that smell! Hum. I wonder where this goes. Fifth Hour You want a bet? What’s his name girls? Grrrrr. Linda works hard. Come on Mark smile! Sue and Becky keep busy in Art. This is a real gun, watch out. 86 I can't think of that answer! I'm Superman! All's quiet on the home from. 87 Huh? Rex must be telling another one of his jokes. I'm so cute. My fellow Americans . . . 88 Hands off boys. Larry worked hard in Mechanical Drawing. He's mine. Get out of my face. You turkeys. Big bad Bob. Kelly entertains the class. Veva Adams Tina patrolling the halls again. Karen Bryant Sheila Cahoj Tina Emig Kathleen Farber Gary Fisher Clint Follis 90 Gallagher is eating again. Leanna Gallagher Joe Geist Jean Haffner Clint gives his sexiest smile. Sheryl Harris Virginia Hartzog Deb Heier John Heim Janelle Karnes Donna Jo Hockersmith 91 t � Janet Karnes Ron Karnes Dotty Koerperich Pat Koster Mary Lou Krannawitter Dan Kruse Danny plays his drums. Judy Morgan Tim Moss Seniors study in Government. Henry Ochs 92 Bruce Oelke Robert Oelke Cathy Ostmeyer Will Ritter Dave Schamberger Jeanne Schamberger Dave Schippers Mike Shaw Dan Shuler Delores Spresser If only I'd learned to type. Larry Spresser And you said Chemistry was easy. Feldt’s flunkies. Craig Stratton Kelly Vickers Busy again. Jerry Wagoner Ellen Wasserman Dale Weeks I told you I'd make it. Now that I caught you. what am I going to do with you? Keep cool guys. I'm here. 94 Donna Wente Shirley White Keep on crutchin’. Elaine Zodrow Dave Winter It's been a bad day. Hey, you're all right! Prune. NOT PICTURED: Steve Bieker Jerry Liester Tina Lewis Sanchez Edward Wente 95 Juniors: Class of 1977 Am. History is a whiz. Brian Baalman Mark Baalman Kris Babcock Dan Bacon Jean Bainter Chris Bean Karen Bell Mark Bergmeier Tracy Brown Cindy Carman Alvin Ackerman Kelly Allen Twila likes to smile. Sheila Chapman Ross Cressler Ken Eland Darlene Emerick Randy Farber 96 They caught us in the act. Eddie sneaks a peek at the camera. Tom Feldt Deb Foltz Pam Fortin Diane Frazey Yvonne Goodson Sheryl Hedge Karen Heim Sue Heim Eric Hook Jan Kennedy Keith Kennedy Stephanie Kliewer Donna Koster Nick Koster Kathy Krannawitter 97 Sleeping beauties' bedtime. Juniors are friendly. Keith Krannawitter Nancy LaRue Marty Lewis Barbara Mader Esther Martin Karen Mauck Chris Meier Irene Meier Ed Meitl Gail Meitl Tom Meitl Vicki Mills Lucy Moellering Marlette Mong John Mosier Steve Newell Mark Niernberger Cindy Ochs Charles Ostmeyer John Paulson JaNell Petersen Jacky Petrasek Dan Pratt Paula Pratt Brick Prickett 98 Who's the Sophomore? Which one is watching the game? Junior Pride!!! Melvin Randolph Patti Rarick Janice Richmeier Jeff Richter Twila Riedel Gerald Rietcheck Randy Robbins Leonard Schamberger Don Schiltz Rick Shipley Bryan Smith Russell Stephens Jim Stewart Carolyn Thomas Shirley Thompson Carol Treu Rose Weis Patti White A1 Woodwyk Leo Zodrow 99 Sophomores: Class of 1978 Beverly and Roberta work hard in Biology. Algebra II takes a break. Stephanie Baalman Doug Babcock Mike Bergmeier Kathy Bieker Blaine Breit Lorena Buehler Steve Clark Leisha Cooper Dave Eland Kalena Emig Dennis Evans Rodger Farber Ladonna Gallagher Jane Haffner David Harris Norma Heier Ed Heim Nick Heim Dee Ann Hockersmith Sue Jones 100 Jeff shows his talents in An. Roben checks out his typing assignments. Jon Karnes Karen Karnes Augustine Koerperich Mark Koster Jean Leiker John Liester Bernard Mader Pam Martin Vitus Meier Carol Meitl Mary Meitl Bert Mosier Glenda Mullins Kelly Nunn Roberta Pfeifer Ruth Porsch Robert Rail Becky Randolph Dan Rietcheck Dave Rietcheck 101 It is show and tell time for Dee Ann. Go, Bert, Go! Type, Ben, Type! Yolanda Rosell Machelle Scarrow Beverly Shamberger Kelly Schiltz Charlie Schippers Terry Selbe Alan Shaffer Todd Siehndel Jeff Spillman Sheri Spresser Laurie Stillwell Carol Thompson Phil Vaughn Rick Weber Donna Weeks Elaine Wente Lynne Wente Brett Williams Simon Woodwyk 102 Frosh Class °f 1979 Kim Allen Gwen Baalman Lori Bean Pam Best Judy Bieker Nancy Boxler Darren Brown Steve Coleman Tim Cox Denise Craft Herb Cressler Rocky Cross Tina Ewers Rob Farber Birney Feldt Mike Foster Gary Frazey Grant Gaede Doug Gilliland Judy Haffner 103 Gwen cheers the team on. Virginia's still talking. Algebra I class tries to work out their problems. Cheri Heim Mark Heim Dick Heskett Pam Hook Joyce Karnes Janice Roster Christi Kruse Daylene Lewis Linda Mader Lori Meier Cindy Meitl Mike Mense Darvin Meurisse Greg Mills Donna Moellering Gary Moss Mike McNally David Niermeier Danielle Ochs Kevin Oelke Jeff Ostmeyer Brent Pfeifer Brian Pfeifer Don Pickinpaugh Don Pratt 104 Tina keeps a close watch on the game. Freshman float takes third in Homecoming Parade. Rob Pratt Tina Prickett Doug Rail Cindy Randolph Richard Ritter Debra Robbins Debra Robinson Dennis Rumback Donald Schamberger Joan Schamberger Eilene Schieferecke John Scott Tina Sealock Steve Shipley Jerry Spresser Ed Wagoner Phil Wikoff Linda Wildeman Lori Woodwyk Virginia Zodrow 105 HHS Faculty Works Together to Provide a Good Education Terry Adams Mrs. Shaw keeps the library running smoothly. Gary Beymer Jerry T. Barnes Judy Bink Richard Brook Charles Buechman James L. Davis Principal 106 Vickie Deines Bill Feldi Bette James Come on Coach smile. Patrolling the hall is quite a job. Randy Kaufman George Lambert Donald Martin Rex Mauck 107 Roger Morris John Olson Patrick Paske Plop, plop. Fizz, fizz. Oh, what a relief it is! Mr. Feldt in action Roxanna Rein Ada Lou Rose Benny Rosell Dale Sekavec 108 Coach Sekavec gives a friendly pat on the back. Maxine Shaw William Smith Coach Adams gives advice, while Coach Paske gets ulcers. Maurice Strecker Elizabeth Webster Donald Wittig Rick Sutton Alan Voth 109 School Board Secretaries Gladys and Georgia help keep the Central Office run- ning smoothly. Hogs play an imponant pan in Dennis Campbell’s farming busi- ness. Archie Vernon has a smile for student photographers. Gladys Rogers. School Board Clerk Vic Karnes farms near Studley. Tina Emig is Student Aide for Central Office. Ralph Beiker. Rep. to TMR Dennis Campbell Board in Atwood Robert Heskett, Vice-Presi- dent Victor Karnes, Rep. to Good- land Vo Tech. 110 Bob Hesketi is pans manager ai the Hoxie Motors. Pharmacist Bob Mahanna checks his records. Johnnie Oelke manages the ASCS office. Ralph Bicker poses for his picture at Summerson's Abstract. Delores Spresser was a Central Office aide at the first part of year. George Schippers gets in his car to sell insurance and check on farming operations. Roben Mahanna Johnnie Oelke, Rep. North- George Schippers west Kansas Cooperative: President Georgia Harwerth, Unified Secretary Archie Vernon. Superintendent 111 HHS Staff: They cook, clean, repair, answer telephones, type, write letters or drive team buses to keep the cause of education moving. Bill figures oui what to do with the bus. Rosie washes dishes. Are the films all that heavy Zane? The cooks are loved for the good food they fix. 112 Janet Kaba is the High School Secretary. Bill Farber and his girlfriend on Twirp Day. 1001 - 1002 - 1003 . . . Rosie. Julianna, and Angie. Larry Richards keeps busy sweeping the gym lobby. Joyce and Julianna dish out food. Keep on punchin’ Norma. Mrs. Wigginton is the Reading Aide. 113 Welcome to the Ads Thank You for Your Support From the Ad Staff Lee Cooper Dan Kruse Mike Heim KARLIN FARMS Grinnell KS 67738 Gene Jones Construction See Us for Your Building and Remodeling Needs 115 Bruce Oelke Marcia Meurisse Ekey Studio 218 West 8th St. Hays, KS Phone 625-3727 David Schippers 116 Senior Portraits With Style and Flair NORTHWEST AUCTION HOXIE INSURANCE AGENCY FARMERS LUMBER CO. INC. TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Carpet Specialists Ferd - Bert - Richard and Frank Gansel Home Owned - Home Operated Air Conditioning, Plumbing, Heating, Electrical Hill City, Kansas 67642 Phone 674-2165 M and M BODY BUILDERS OLD SHERIDAN INN We're a Small Bunch but Mighty Sunflower Chemical Inc. Fertilizer, Chemical Sales, and Custom Application 118 e Ai-TfU Baalman and Sons 119 Farm, Feed Lot, and Elevator Bill Vickers Hoxie 913 - 675-3798 Premix-trate 80 Beef Finisher AU Medicated Mr I Finishing Cattle Medicated Mm Beef-trate 80 roe wwiuTi oar FINISHING 120 J and L Truck Stop GENES BEST YET FOOD STORE Support Your County Officers O. D. Kratzer, Jr )—Sheriff Bill Cooper — County Assessor June Simon — Register of Deeds Marjorie Hilburn — County Clerk Francis Meier — County Commissioner Larry Cressler — County Commissioner Vergie Wente — Clerk of District Court Joe D. Winter, Jr. — County Commissioner Geraldine E. Moreland — County Treasurer Ward Gilliland — Probate, County and Juvenile Judge 121 HOESEMEYER HYBRIDS The Switch Is on PLANT HOEGEMEYER HYBRIDS Break Away to Higher Yields You'll Be Glad You Did. Selden, KS Clyde Stratton 386-4253 STUDLEY CO-OP EQUITY EXCHANGE 124 Kenny Oberbrom, Olen Acheson, Roy Covalt, Norman Hemby are ready lo serve you. For more information about our buildings call Bones Peischl in Hoxie. We can put up one bin or as many as you want. HOXIE STEEL CO. 125 BEN FRANKLIN D K Sales and Services David Patterson Services Irrigation Engines and Sells Engine Covers OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES 1976-77: FRONT ROW: Secretary Bill Feldt, Lecturing Knight Louis Taylor, Loyal Knight David Cooper, Exalted Ruler Gerald Heim, Leading Knight Charles Buechman, Chaplain Earl Moss, and Esquire Virgil Ziegler. BACK ROW: Treasurer Wesley Dreyer, Organist Don Wittig, Tiler James Rogers. Inner Guard Fred L. Pratt, Past Exalted Ruler Gerald Schaffer, and Trustees Bill Vickers, Myron Dietz, A1 Krannawitter, and Jerome Heim. Hoxie Elks Lodge No. 2415 126 Don Prickett and his men. Don Prickett's new buildings are being constructed. PRICKETT AND SON INC. Livestock Transportation Serving the Shipper With Modern Methods tor 27 YEARS Hoxie, KS 675-3881 GREA T PLA INS A UTO SUPPLY CGF GRAIN CO. INC. 129 NEW The Machine That Will Do It for the Beginner or the Most Serious Sewer BERNINA NEW Bernina Center Oberlin, KS 913 - 475-2633 McCook, Nebr. 308 - 345-3240 130 Dave Winters works on his ACE job. BERGMEIER-TAYLOR EQUIPMENT CO. Clint Follis also worked at Bergmeier-Taylor on the ACE program. 131 Your Long Green Line Dealer Solomon Angus Farms Custom Forage Harvesting Willard F. Morgan, Hoxie Phone: 855-2283 on Menlo 132 HOXIE LUMBER Everything for Your Building Needs Everyday Low Prices Free Estimates - Phone 675-3391 Pauls Furniture Co. Funeral Directors Gifts Electric Supplies Carpets Paints Selden, Kansas 67757 Phone 386-4310 133 r 1— =3 M COOPER GRAIN INC. Will Ritter fills it up while manager Ted Rail cleans the windshield. HOXIE CO-OP OIL COMPANY PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK FEEDLOT INC. PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK FEEDER SERVICE HOXIE CATTLE CO. INC. STEWART'S VICKERS Service With a Smile Junction of Highways 23 and 24 ■ «I HOXIE HIGH BOOSTERS Lyman Adams and Family Arnold Auto Electric and Tri-Flex Manufacturing Company Burkepile Motor Co. Coop Union Mercantile Company, Seguin Cooper Flower Shop Corcoran Furniture Inc., Oberlin - Cozy Inn Creative Crafts Chief Bins and Buildings, Francis Porsch, Selden Mrs. D's Dress Shop Dekalb Seeds and Cressler Ranch, Larry Cressler Don's Alignment Brake Service Doren's 66 John R. Eland Fashion Two-Twenty, Verlene Feldt Mr. and Mrs. Doren Follis Home Oil Company, Selden Houston Plumbing, Lonnie Houston Hoxie Knights of Columbus Hoxie Red-E-Mix Hoxie State Agency Hoxie Veterinary Clinic Karls Cash Store Koerperich Book Binders L M Golf Cart Company Mr. and Mrs. David Leopold Marie's Beauty Shop Don Martin Ins. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Neal Northup King Seeds, George Karnes Nunn's TV Service O's Gold Seeds, Paul and Judy Cox, Dresden Open Range Commodities - Bill Pickinpaugh Jack Ostmeyer, Grinding Plains Motel Play Recreation Barber Shop Red's Kerr McGee Rietcheck Repair Schippers Farm Inc. Six Toes Feed and Seed Spresser Sinclair Stickneys Inc., Oberlin Frank T. Summerson, Abstract and Insurance Taylor's Place Timken Repair Air Conditioning - Auto Salvage Tri-State Plainsman, Selden Trojan Seeds, Jewell Walden Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Walden Mr. and Mrs. John Webster Wilma’s Style Salon Statistics FFA OFFICERS Pat Koster, President Dale Weeks, Vice President Chuck Coulter, Secretary Rick Shipley, Treasurer Charles Schippers, Reporter Ed Heim, Sentinel Kelly Vickers. STUCO Rep. FHA OFFICERS Shirley White, President Ellen Wasserman, Vice President Judy Morgan, Secretary Virginia Hartzog, Treasurer Yolanda Rose 11, STUCO Rep. KAYETTE OFFICERS Leanna Gallagher, President JaNell Petersen, Vice President Deb Foltz, Secretary Chris Meier, Treasurer Paula Pratt, STUCO Rep. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Veva Adams, President Ellen Wasserman, Vice President Diane Frazey, Sec.-Treas. Chris Meier, STUCO Rep. BAND OFFICERS Jeanne Schamberger, President Shirley White, Drum Majorette Mark Neimberger, Vice President Karen Mauck, Secretary Karen Heim, STUCO Rep. David Harwerth, Freshman Rep. Karen Karnes, Sophomore Rep. JaNell Petersen, Junior Rep. Janelle Karnes, Senior Rep. CHEERLEADERS Varsity: Kelly Allen, Cindy Carman, Kathleen Farber, Norma Heier, Karen Mauck Jr. Varsity: Karen Heim, Deeann Hockersmith, Donna Koster, Roberta Pfeifer Freshman: Gwen Baalman, Tina Prickett STUCO OFFICERS Pat Koster, President Karen Mauck, Vice President Janelle Karnes, Secretary Clint Follis, Treasurer FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS Dottie Koerperich, President Judy Morgan, Vice President Patti Rarick, Secretary-Treasurer SENIOR OFFICERS Kelly Vickers, President Dottie Koerperich. Vice President Deb Heier, Secretary-Treasurer Judy Morgan, STUCO Rep. JUNIOR OFFICERS JaNell Petersen, President Charles Ostmeyer, Vice President John Mosier, Secretary-Treasurer Rick Shipley, STUCO Rep. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Ed Heim, President Charles Schippers, Vice President Jane Haffner, Secretary-Treasurer Mark Koster, STUCO Rep. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Steve Shipley, President Pam Best, Vice President Lori Bean, Secretary-Treasurer Steve Shipley, STUCO Rep. ORGANIZATION AND CLASS SPONSORS The first instructor listed is the Head Sponsor: Freshman Class - Mr. Smith, Mr. Brook, Mrs. Shaw, Mr. Morris Sophomore Class - Mr. Feldt, Mr. Sutton, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Strecker Junior Class - Mr. Paske, Mrs. James, Mr. Rosell, Mr. Kaufman Senior Class - Mr. Barnes, Mr. Sekavec, Mr. Mauck, Mr. Adams Student Council - Mr. Olson Kayettes - Miss Bink FFA - Mr. Lambert FHA - Mrs. Webster Pep Club - Miss Rein Drill Team - Miss Rein Music Groups - Mr. Buechman, Mr. Wittig, Mr. Sutton COACHES Activities Director - Mr. Feldt Athletic Director - Mr. Martin Football - Mr. Adams, Mr. Mauck, Mr. Paske, Mr. Sekavec Wrestling - Mr. Mauck, Mr. Sekavec Basketball - Mr. Paske, Mr. Adams Girls' Basketball - Miss Rein, Mr. Voth Track - Mr. Olson Girls' Track - Mrs. Deines Girls’ Volleyball - Mrs. Deines Golf - Mr. Voth DEBATE Oberlin - Sweepstakes Liberal - Sweepstakes Concordia - 2nd Hays - 2nd Regional - 2nd State - 4th Ulysses - Sweepstakes Ellsworth - 3rd Russell - 4th Good land - 0 SPEECH Ellis - 2nd Oberlin - 4th Oakley - 2nd Phillipsburg - 2nd STATE SPEECH Bryan Smith - 1st in Extempt and Poetry Yolanda Rosell - 1st in Oration and Prose Carolyn Thomas - 1st in Informative Janelle Karnes - 1st in Poetry and Dramatic Interp. Dave Harwerth and Ken Eland - 1st in Duet Acting 140 Index Abbreviations B - Band BB - Basketball DT - Drill Team F - Football FFA - Future Farmers A Academics. 79 A. C.E. , 68 Ackerman, Alvin (Jr) 72, 73, 87, 96 Ackerman, Norma (Cook) 113 Adams, Terry, 1975 B.S. Physical Education, U. of Kansas. (Algebra and Geometry), 25, 33, 100, 106, 109 Adams, Veva (Sr) FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: MO 3, 4; K 1, 2; PC 1, 2, 3, 4; MO 3; Pres. 4; B 1, 2, 3. 4: F Mgr. 4; T 2; Girls' State Alternate 3: 8, 47, 49, 51, 52, 53, 62, 76, 77, 90 Ads, 114 Allen, Kelly (Jr) 8, 10. 15, 28, 47, 48. 54. 58, 59, 62, 72. 73, 96. 112 Allen. Kim (Fr)47. 52, 54. 103 Art Show, 70 Athletes of the Year, 44, 45 B Baalman, Brian (Jr) 7, 56, 72, 73, 96 Baalman, E. A. Sons, 119 Baalman, Gwen (Fr) 3, 42, 43, 47, 52, 54, 103, 104 Baalman, Mark (Jr) 56, 96 Baalman, Stephanie (So) 13, 14, 47, 48. 54, 100, 101 Babcock, Doug (So) 29, 100 Babcock, Kris (Jr) 54, 58, 59, 96 Bacon, Dan (Jr) 14, 81, 96 Bainter, Jean (Jr) 52, 66, 67, 80, 85, 96, 113 Balfour Company, Paul McClelland, 40 Band. 62 Barnes, Ted, 1968 B.A. An - English, Fon Hays (An) 6, 70, 86, 106 Basketball, 30 B. C.E., 68 Bean, Chris (Jr) 25, 80, 84, 96 Bean, Lori(Fr)2, 21, 26, 29, 40, 42, 43, 47, 52, 54. 60, 61, 62. 64, 66, 67, 87, 103, 104 Bell. Karen (Jr) 6, 47, 48, 52, 55. 64. 96. 99 Ben Franklin Store, 126 Bergmeier, Mark (Jr) 25, 31, 32, 62, 72, 73, 96 Bergmeier, Mike (So) 62, 87, 100 Bergmeier - Taylor Equipment Company, 131 Best, Pam (Fr) 10. 13, 40. 42. 43, 47, 52. 60, 61. 62, 67, 80, 103, 104 Beymer, Gary, 106 Bi-Centennial Section, 48 Bieker, Judy (Fr) 67, 103 Bieker, Kathy (So) 47. 52, 54, 67. 100 Bieker, Ralph, 110, 111 Bieker, Steve (Sr) MV 1, 2; 75, 77 Bink, Miss Judy, 1961 B.S. Business Ed., Bethany Nazarene College, 1969 M.S. Business Ed., Fon Hays; (Bookkeeping, Intro, to Bus., Bus. Law and Consumer Economics) 55, 81, 106 Booster Ads, 139 FHA - Future Homemakers FOR - Forensics G - Golf K - Kayettes MO - Minor Officer PC - Pep Club Boxler, Nancy (Fr) 21, 40 , 42 , 54 , 62, 66. 67, 103 Breit, Blaine (So) 7, 25. 32, 42, 43, 80, 100 Brook, Richard, 1966 B.S. Christian Ed., Manhattan Bible College, 1969 M.S. Secondary School Adm., Fon Hays (English I. Journalism) 62, 106 Brown, Darren (Fr) 24, 34, 38. 39, 62, 103 Brown, Tracy (Jr) 20, 47, 52, 54, 64, 72, 73, 96 Bryant, Karen (Sr) VM 2; 68, 69, 77, 89, 90 Buecheman, Charles, 1965 B.M.E. Music Ed., U. of Colorado, 1967 M. A. Music Performance, Adams State College of Colorado; (Band) 62, 63, 77, 83, 106 Buehler, Lorena (So) 100 C Cahoj, Sheila (Sr) FHA 1; K 1, 2, 3, 4: VM 1, 4; FLC 3; 50, 51, 77, 90 Campbell, Dennis, 110 Campbell, Teny (Sr) PC 1, 4; FFA 1; F 1, 2, 3, 4: W 1; BB 2, 3; Jr. Play; Snoball Escon 4: Journalism 4; 14, 15, 16, 17, 50. 68, 80, 82, 90 Carman, Cindy (Jr) 13, 14, 47, 48, 49, 50, 54, 72, 73, 80, 96 Carol’s Beauty Shop, 59 Central Kansas Power, 73 C.G.F. Grain Company, 129 Chapman, Sheila (Jr) 6, 41, 42, 50, 54, 61, 72, 73, 75, 96 Clark, Steve (So) 100 Coleman, Steve (Fr) 42, 43, 56, 81, 103 Cooper Dry Goods, 21 Cooper Grain Company, 134 Cooper, Lee (Sr) FI, 2, 3, 4; Wl, 2, 3, 4; G 2; Jr. Play; Homecoming Escon 3; Journalism 4: 3. 23, 25, 26, 28, 50, 68. 90. 93, 114 Cooper, Leisha (So) 20, 52, 54, 75, 100 Cooper, Missy, Homecoming Crown Bearer, 11, 12 Coulter, Chuck (Sr) FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; B 1, 2, 3, 4; VM 3, 4; BB 1. 3; T 4; Jr. Play; 43. 56. 57, 62, 66, 67, 90 County Officers, 121 Cox. Tim (Fr) 24. 34. 39. 57, 103 Craft, Denise (Fr) 103 Cressler, Herb (Fr) 24. 29. 40, 42, 43. 56. 103 Cressler, Ross (Jr) 56, 96 Cross. Rocky (Fr)24, 34. 40, 43, 66, 67, 103 Cyxrem Hybrids, Vernon Adams, 70 D Davis, James, 1952 B.S. Industrial Arts, Fon Hays; 1954 M.S. Industrial Arts and Adm., Fon Hays (Principal) 3, 77, 84, 106, 107 SC - Student Council T - Track V - Volleyball VM - Vocal Music W - Wrestling FLC - Foreign Language Club Davis, Terry (Sr) Class Treas. 1; F 1, 2, 3; BB 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Escon 3; 14, 15. 16, 30, 31, 33, 88. 90, 95 Deines, Mrs. Vickie, 1965 B.S.E. Phys. Ed., Emporia State (Girls’ P.E.) 3, 18, 19, 42, 107 Drill Team, 64 E Ekey Studio, 116 Eland. David (So) 60. 61. 86. 100 Eland. Ken (Jr) 22, 25. 31. 37, 39, 60, 61, 62. 72, 73. 96, 99 Emerick, Darlene (Jr) 9, 49, 96 Emig, Kalena (So) 54, 74, 100 Emig, Tina (Sr) K 4; PC 1, 2, 3; FOR 1; VM 1; V 1; Jr. Play; Snoball Candidate 4; Cheerleader 3; Journalism 1; Wheatland High School 1, 2, 3; 14, 15, 16. 54. 65. 68. 69, 77. 90. 110 Evans, Dennis (So) 43, 85, 100 Ewers, Tina (Fr)3, 54, 103 F Faculty, 106 Farber, Bill (Custodian) 112, 113 Farber, Kathleen (Sr) K1,2,3,4;PC1, 3. 4; MO 4: B 1. 2; VM 1. 2. 4; G 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Journalism 4; 9, 10, 47, 48, 50, 54, 88, 90. 94. 112 Farber, Randy (Jr) 22, 24, 25, 26, 29, 56, 72, 73. 87, 96 Farber, Robbie (Fr) 24, 29, 57, 103 Farber, Rodger (So) 56, 100 Farm Bureau Insurance, 122 Farmers Lumber Co., Inc., 117 Feldt, Bimey. (Fr) 16. 56. 62. 103 Feldt, Bill. 1965 B.X. Business Ed.. Fon Hays; 1970 M.S. Business Ed., Fon Hays (Typing, Office Practice, Business Career Experience) 107, 108 Feldt. Tom (Jr) 56, 87, 96. 97 FFA. 56 FHA, 52 First National Bank, 125 Fisher, Gary, 56, 90 FLC. 58 Follis, Clint (Sr) PC 3. 4; Class STUCO Rep. 3; F 1, 2, 3. 4; W 2, 3, 4; T 3; G 2; Jr. Play; Journalism 4; STUCO Treas. 4: 25, 27, 50, 51. 68. 71, 75, 90, 91 Foltz. Deb (Jr) 47, 55. 61. 62, 72. 73. 75, 97 Football, 22 Forensics, 60 Fonin, Pam (Jr) 47, 66, 72, 73, 87, 97, 99 Foster. Mike (Fr) 41. 103 Frazey, Diane (Jr) 2, 17, 47, 49, 55, 67, 72. 73, 97, 99 Frazey, Gary (Fr) 34, 103 Frazey, Zane (Custodian) 112 Freshman Pictures, 103 Fromme Insurance Agency, 23 141 G Gaede, Gram (Fr)3, 24, 34, 62, 103 Gallagher, Joyce (Cook) 113 Gallagher, Ladonna (So) 2, 59, 100 Gallagher, Leanna (Sr) FHA 4; K 1, 2, 3, 4; MO 3; Pres. 4; PC 1; V 1; Journalism 4; 14, 17, 50, 51, 52, 55, 58, 59, 91, 96 Geisi, Joe (Sr) PC 4; W 3; 47, 49, 68, 88. 91 Gene’s Bestyet, 121 Getz IGA, 74 Gilliland, Doug (Fr) 24, 29, 43, 66, 81, 103 Golf, 36 Goodson, Yvonne (Jr) 75, 84, 97 Graduation, 76 Great Plains Automotive Supply, 129 Grinnell Locker, 134 H Haffner, Jane (So) 2, 18, 19. 54, 84, 100 Haffner, Jean (Sr) K 1, 2, 3, 4; PC 1, 2, 3; V 1, 2, 3, 4: BB 4: T 1. 2, 3. 4: Journalism 3, 4; FLC 3; Athlete of the Year 2, 3. 4: 1. 2, 18. 19. 34. 35, 41. 42. 45. 50. 91 Haffner, Judy (Fr) 21, 42, 43, 47, 54, 66, 103 Haffner, Mrs. Juliana (Cook) 80, 112, 113 Hageman, Don. Freshman Basketball Coach, 34 Harris, David (So) 100 Harris, Sheryl (Sr) 50. 91 Hartzog, Harold (Fr) 3, 24, 29, 56, 103 Hartzog, Virginia (Sr) FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; MO 2, 3; Treas. 4;K4;B 1, 2; Jr. Play; FLC 3, 4; 52, 58, 59. 68. 69. 91, 94, 95, 113 Harwerth, David (Fr) 3, 6, 24, 34, 37, 39. 51, 60. 61. 62, 103, 104 Harwerth, Georgia, Unified Secretary, 110, 111 Heier, Deb (Sr) K 1, 2, 3, 4; MO 3, 4; PC 1, 2, 3; Sec. 3; Class Sec. 4; V 1; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 4; DT 1, 2; Journalism 3, 4; 1, 8, 10. 12, 50, 68. 69. 88, 91 Heier, Norma (So) 2, 41, 42, 43, 48, 55, 66. 74, 79, 99. 100 Heier, Mrs. Rosie (Cook) 84. 112, 113 Hedge, Sheryl (Jr) 2, 42, 55, 62, 72, 73, 74, 97, 98 Heim, Cheri (Fr) 2, 20, 21, 34, 35, 42. 47, 52, 54, 62, 64. 83, 104 Heim. Ed (So) 25. 29, 51. 56, 57. 100 Heim, John (Sr) FFA 1, 2, 3; 91 Heim, Karen (Jr) 2, 14, 18, 19. 34, 35, 47, 51, 52, 55, 61, 62. 72, 73, 97, 98 Heim, Mark (Fr) 34, 81, 104 Heim, Mike (Sr) FFA 1; F 3, 4; BB 1, 3; Journalism 4; 17, 25, 50, 71, 91, 114 Heim. Nick (So) 100 Heim, Sue (Jr) 47, 48, 54, 62, 64, 97 Heim T.V., 72 Heskett, Dick (Fr) 3, 24, 26, 29, 42, 43, 66. 67, 80. 104 Heskett, Robert, 110, 111 Hi-Plains Hay Grinding 57 Historical Headlines, 49 Hockersmith, Dee Ann (So) 18, 19, 20, 47, 54. 58, 59. 81. 100, 102 Hockersmith, Donna (Sr) K 1, 2, 3; PC 1, 2, 3; T 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; FLC 3; 74. 91 Homecoming, 10 Hook, Eric (Jr) 97 Hook. Pam (Fr) 52, 54, 103, 104 Hoxie Coop, 135 Hoxie Elks, 126 Hoxie Implement Company, 55 Hoxie Insurance Agency, 117 Hoxie Lanes and Cafe, 67 Hoxie Livestock Sales, 114 Hoxie Lumber, 133 Hoxie Motor Company, 39 Hoxie Sentinel, 20 Hoxie State Bank, 17 Hoxie Steel, 125 J J L Truckstop, 121 James, Bette, B.A. English. Fort Hays, 1965, 1970 M.S. Literature, Fort Hays (Reading) 107 Jones, (Gene) Construction Company, 115 Jones, Sue (So) 47, 52, 54, 66, 86, 100 Journalism, 50 Junior Pictures, 96 Junior Play, 72, 73 K Kaba, Mrs. Janet, High School Secretary, 79, 113 Karlin Farms, 114 Kames, Janelle (Sr) FHA 1. 2, 3, 4; MO 1, 4; Treas. 2; V.-Pres. 3; K 4; PC 2. 3, 4; MO 4; Class Sec.-Treas. 2; B 1, 2, 3, 4; MO 4; V.-Pres. 3; FOR3, 4; F Mgr. 3, 4; T 1, 2: Jr. Play; DT 2; STUCO Sec. 4; Valedictorian; 3,9, 47, 51, 52, 54, 60, 61. 76, 91, 94 Kames, Janet (Sr) FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; MO 2, 3, 4; K 1. 2: PC 3, 4; MO 4; B 1, 2, 3. 4: VM 2; 47. 52, 62, 92, 95 Kames, Jon (So) 32, 33, 57, 101 Kames, Joyce (Fr) 47, 52. 62, 104 Kames, Karen (So) 54, 62, 101 Kames Mfg., 62 Kames, Ron (Sr) F 1; T 1; 92 Kames, Vic, 75, 110 Kaufman, Randy, 1975 B.S. Industrial Arts Ed., Kansas State College of Pittsburg (Wood, Driver Ed., Gen. Shop) 107 Kayettes, 54 Kennedy, Jan (Jr) 47, 52, 54, 58, 59, 64, 79. 97 Kennedy, Keith (Jr) 25, 56. 72, 73, 87, 96, 97 Kliewer, Stephanie (Jr) 2, 34, 35, 42, 43, 62, 64, 75. 97 Koerperich, Augustine (So) 79, 101 Koerperich, Dotty (Sr) FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; K 2. 3. 4; PC 2. 3; Class V.-Pres. 4; VM 2, 4; Jr. Play; Homecoming Attendant 1: DT 1, 2; Journalism 4; FLC 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3. 4; 50. 52. 58, 59, 89, 92, 94 Koster, Donna (Jr) 42, 43. 47, 52, 56, 66, 72. 73, 75. 84, 97, 99 Koster, Janice (Fr) 3, 21, 26, 40. 42, 43, 47, 52, 66, 67, 103, 104 Koster, Nick (Jr) 16, 56, 66, 72, 73, 97 Koster, Mark (So) 32, 33, 39, 51, 56, 66, 67, 74, 101 Koster, Pat (Sr) PC 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Class Sec. 3; Pres. 1; VM 3, 4; F 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1. 2, 3. 4; T 3. 4; G 2; Jr. Play; Homecoming King 4; Homecoming Escort 2; Snoball Escort 1; STUCO Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Prom King 4; Athlete of the Year 4: 8, 12, 14, 15, 24, 25. 30. 31. 32, 33. 40, 43, 51, 57, 66. 74. 75. 88, 92 Krannawitter, Kathy (Jr) 47, 52, 54, 58, 82, 96, 97 Kranna witter, Keith (Jr) 15, 87, 98 Krannawitter, Mary Lou (Sr) K 1, 2, 3; MO 3; PC 1, 2, STUCO Rep. 2; B 1, 2; FOR 2; VM 2, 3; Jr. Play; Snoball Candidate 1; FFA Sweetheart 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism 4; 50, 56, 62, 92 Kruse, Christy (Fr) 52, 104, 105 Kruse, Dan (Sr) B 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1; Journalism 4; 8. 50, 62. 68, 92, 114 L Lambert, George, 1962 B.A. Agriculture Ed., K.S.U., 1971 M.S. Agriculture Ed., K.S.U. (Vo. Ag. I, II, Farm Power, Agriculture Career Experience) 56. 57, 107 LaRue, Nancy (Jr) 62, 98 LaRue, Tony (Sr) FFA 1, 2, 3. 4; T 1: 17, 56. 92 Leiker, Jean (So) 47, 54, 59, 66, 67, 79, 101 Leister, Jerry (Sr) 95 Leister, John (So) 101 Lewis, Daylene (Fr) 10, 51, 52, 54, 104, 105 Lewis, Marty (Jr) 56, 66, 72, 73, 85, 98 M Mader, Barbara (Jr) 67, 81, 98 Mader, Bernard (So) 101 Mader, Linda (Fr)20, 21, 66, 67, 104 Mahanna Pharmacy, 16, 64 Mahanna, Robert 111 Martin, Don, 1961 B.A. Physical Science, U. of Northern Colorado (Physics, Chemistry, Boys' P.E. 11)2, 107 Martin, Esther (Jr) 66, 81, 98 Martin, Pam (So) 52, 54, 62, 101 Mauck, Karen (Jr) 6, 15, 42, 43, 47, 48, 51, 52, 55, 62, 67. 77, 96. 97, 98 Mauck, Rex, 1974 B.S. History, Fort Hays (Government, World History, and American History); 2, 3, 24, 26, 85, 94. 107 Meier, Chris (Jr) 2. 51. 52. 55, 59, 67, 72, 73. 98. 99 Meier, Irene (Jr) 52, 54, 58, 59, 66, 67, 86, 98 Meier, Lori (Fr) 47, 52, 54. 67, 80, 84, 103, 104 Meier, Vitus (So) 56, 71, 79, 101 Meitl, Carol (So) 2, 34. 35, 52. 74, 101 Meitl, Cindy (Fr) 8, 21, 47, 52, 62. 64, 83, 104 Meitl, Ed (Jr) 97, 98 Meitl. Gail (Jr) 47. 52, 62, 64, 72. 73, 98 Meitl. Mary (So) 101 Meitl, Tom (Jr) 32, 98 Mense, Mike (Fr) 24, 34, 56, 57, 66, 67, 80. 104, 105 Meurisse, Darvin (Fr) 24, 43, 81, 104 Meurisse, Marcia (Sr) FHA 3; K 2, 3, 4; PC 2, 3; VM 1. 3; Jr. Play; Homecoming Attendant 2; DT 2; FLC 3, 4; 9. 17, 55, 82. 88. 92. 116 McNally. Mike (Fr)67. 104 Mickey Hardware and Furniture, 41 Midwest Sprayers, Inc., 65 Mills, Greg (Fr) 104 Mills. Vicki (Jr) 42, 52, 62, 72, 73, 75. 98 M M Body Builders, 118 Moellering, Donna (Fr) 21. 52, 83. 104 Moeliering, Lucy (Jr) 50, 52, 54, 58, 59, 66. 67, 86, 98 Moorman’s, Bill Vickers, 120 142 Morgan, Judy (Sr) FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3; Sec. 4; MO 2: K 1, 2, 3, 4; MO 2; PC 1, 2. 3; Class STUCO Rep. 4: VM 4; Girls’ Stare 3; Journalism 4; FLC 2,3, 4; Vice Pres. 3, 4; 52, 54, 58, 59, 67, 92 Morris, Roger, 1970 B.A. History, Fort Hays, 1975 M.S. School Administration (Secondary) (American History, Current History, and Driver Ed.) 7, 108 Mosier. Ben (So) 56, 57, 81, 101, 102 Mosier, John (Jr) 25, 26, 27, 29, 56, 72, 73. 87, 98 Moss. Gary (Fr) 10, 13, 24, 26, 29, 43, 56. 79, 104 Moss. Tim (Sr) FFA 1, 2; F 1. 2. 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; G 1; Jr. Play; Journalism 4; 3, 8, 17, 23, 25, 31, 32, 33, 50. 68, 75. 76, 82, 92 Mullins. Glenda (So) 47, 52. 54, 66. 67, 101 N Neal Plumbing Shop, 53 Newell, Steve (Jr) 79, 98 Newman, Angie (Cook) 80 Niermeier, David (Fr) 34, 55, 57, 98, 104 Niernberger, Mark (Jr) 2, 13, 25, 30, 31, 33. 36, 37, 38, 39, 62, 63, 86. 97 Northwest Auction, 117 Northwestern Motors, 37 Nunn, Kelly (So) 101 O Ochs, Cindy (Jr) 47, 54, 58, 59, 85, 98, 112 Ochs. Danielle (Fr) 16, 20. 21, 54, 103, 104, 105 Ochs, Henry (Sr) FFA 2; F 1; W 1; Jr. Play; 92 Oelke, Bob (Sr) PC 4; 17, 47, 49, 86, 89, 93 Oelke, Bruce (Sr) VM 1. 2, 3; F 1, 2, 3; 67. 71, 89. 93. 116 Oelke, Johnnie. Ill Oelke, Kevin (Fr)24, 34, 104 Oelke, Marlette (Jr) 18, 19, 98 Old Sheridan Inn, 118 Olson, John, 1968 B.A. Math - Physics, Augustand College, Rock Island, 111., 1971 M.A. Math (Senior Analysis, Geometry, Basic Math, Business Math) 108 Ostmeyer, Cathy (Sr) K 1, 2, 3, 4; MO 4; PC 1, 2; MO 1; Class STUCO Rep. 1; B 2; VM 1; Cheerleader 1, 2; Journalism 3, 4; 1. 50. 55. 68, 69, 76, 88. 93, 95 Ostmeyer, Charlie (Jr) 22, 72, 73, 79, 81, 83, 98 Ostmeyer, Jeff (Fr) 24, 34, 36, 37, 38, 39. 104 Ostmeyer, J. J., Homecoming Flower Girl, 11, 12 P Paske, Patrick, 1971 B.S. Physical Ed., K.S.U. (Life Science, Biology) 3, 24, 25, 31, 33, 52, 108, 109 Patterson, David, 126 Pauls Furniture and Funeral Home, 133 Paulson, John (Jr) 98 Pep Club, 47 Perrin, Hilbom Tina (Sr) 50, 91 Petersen, JaNell (Jr) 2, 47, 51, 52, 55, 61, 62, 64. 98, 99 Petrasek, Jackie (Jr) 81, 85, 98 Pfeifer, Brent (Fr) 29, 104 Pfeifer, Brian (Fr) 29, 104 Pfeifer, Roberta (So) 47, 48. 54, 56, 81, 100, 101 Pickinpaugh, Don (Fr) 24, 26, 28, 66, 67, 79. 104 Pioneer Seeds, Lenny Patmon, 69 Porsch, Ruth (So) 54, 66, 101 Pratt, Dan (Jr) 3, 56, 98 Pratt, Don (Fr) 24, 29, 56, 57, 104 Pratt. Rob (Fr) 3, 24, 40. 43, 56, 105 Pratt. Paula (Jr) 2, 47, 50, 51. 55, 59, 61, 62. 64, 72, 73. 97. 98. 112 Prickett Son, 128 Prickett, Brick (Jr) 2, 11, 16, 23, 24, 25, 30, 31. 40, 43. 47, 83. 98 Prickett, Tina (Fr) 54, 66, 67, 80, 84, 105 Producers Livestock Feedlot, 136 Prom, 74 R Rail, Doug (Fr) 105 Rail, Robert (So) 55, 79, 82, 101 Randolph, Becky (So) 47. 52, 54. 66. 86, 101 Randolph, Cindy (Fr) 52, 54, 105 Randolph, Melvin (Jr) 43, 85, 99 Rarick, Patti (Jr) 58, 59, 99 Rath, Billi, Student Teacher (P.E.) 42, 43 Rein, Roxanna, 1973 B.S. Ed., English, Phys. Ed.. K.U. (English II and III) 3, 34, 47, 64, 108 Richards, Larry (Custodian) 113 Richmeier, Janice (Jr) 99 Richter, Jeff (Jr) 82, 99 Riedel, Twila (Jr) 81, 95, 99 Rietcheck, Dan (So) 26, 28, 55, 74, 101 Rietcheck, David (So) 55, 57, 101 Rietcheck, Gerald (Jr) 25, 56, 57, 99 Ritter, Richard (Fr) 34, 105 Ritter, Will (Sr) Class Pres. 3; BB 1; Jr. Play; 68, 88, 93 Rix Studio, 122 Robbins, Deb(Fr)66, 67, 80, 105 Robbins, Randy (Jr) 99 Robinson, Deb (Fr) 21, 42, 52, 54, 105 Rogers, Mrs. Gladys, District Secretary, 110 Rose, Mrs. Ada Lou, 1949 B.S. Psychology, K.S.U.. 1967 M.S. Guidance and Counseling, K.S.U. (Psychology, Sociology) 76, 108 Rosell, Benny, 1956 B.A. Theology, Phillips U. (Speech, English III, IV, Debate) 72, 75. 108 Rosell. Yolanda (So) 51, 52, 54, 61, 62, 74, 102 Rumback, Dennis (Fr) 16, 29, 62, 66, 67, 79, 80, 105 S Sanchez, Tina (Sr) 95 Scarrow, Machelle (So) 102 Schamberger, Beverly (So) 17, 54, 66, 100, 102 Schamberger, David (Sr) FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; F 1, 4; W 1. 2, 3, 4; 17, 22, 25. 26. 27. 28. 29, 49. 56, 68. 74, 83. 93 Schamberger, Don(Fr)29, 43, 56, 105 Schamberger, Jeanne (Sr) FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; MO 3. 4; B 1. 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; T 1; G 3; Snoball Queen 4; Journalism 4; Salutatoriam 14, 15. 16, 50, 51, 52, 62, 68, 69, 77, 93, 94 Schamberger, Gerry, Homecoming Crown Bearer, 11, 12 Schamberger, Joan (Fr) 52, 83, 105 Schamberger, Leonard (Jr) 56, 99 Schieferecke, Eilene (Fr) 21, 52, 104, 105 Schiltz, Don (Jr) 72, 73. 99 Schiltz, Kelly (So) 56, 102 Schippers, Charlie (So) 25, 29, 56, 57, 74, 102 Schippers, David (Sr) PC 1, 4; FFA 1,2, 4; F 1, 2, 3, 4; W 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; Journalism 4; 17, 22, 23, 24, 26, 28, 29, 50, 56, 82, 88. 93. 95, 116 Schippers, George, 111 Schippers, George, Life Insurance, 27 School Board, 110 Scott, John (Fr) 29, 62, 66. 67, 79, 80, 103, 105 Schwabs Bernina Center, 130 Sealock, Tina (Fr) 21. 34 , 52, 105 Seguin Grain Fertilizer, 130 Sekavec, Dale, 1970 B.A. Psychology, Fort Hays (Special Education) 24, 25, 26, 29, 108, 109 Selbe, Terry (So) 102, 79 Senior Pictures, 88 Shaffer, Alan (So) 56, 57, 102 Schaffer, John, 112 Shaw Jewelry, 77 Shaw, Mrs. Maxine, 1943 B.S. Commerce, Fort Hays (Typing, Library) 106, 109 Shaw. Mike (Sr) B 1, 2, 3, 4; VM 2. 3; F 3, 4: BB 1, 2. 3; G 1, 2, 3, 4; 25, 62, 83, 87, 88. 93 Shipley. Rick (Jr) 11, 23, 25. 26, 51. 56, 57, 66, 72. 73. 74. 84, 99 Shipley, Steve (Fr) 3, 24, 29, 56, 57, 105 Shuler, Dan (Sr) PC 1; BB 1, 2, 3; Journalism 4; 50, 68, 71, 93 Siehndel, Todd (So) 32, 102 Smith, Bill, 1959 Phys. Ed., Ind. Arts, Fort Hays (Woodworking I, II, III, Mechanical Drawing I) 71, 109 Smith, Bryan (Jr) 60, 61. 62, 72. 73, 86. 99 Snoball, 14 Solomon Angus Farms, 132 Sophomore Pictures, 100 Spillman, Jeff (So) 29, 74, 101, 102 Sport Statistics, 46 Spresser, Dolores (Sr) FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: K 4; VM 3; V 1, 2, 3, 4; T 1; Journalism 4; 2, 18. 19, 50, 52. 54. 68. 69, 79, 89, 94, 111 Spresser, Jerry (Fr) 7, 29, 34, 105 Spresser, Larry (Sr) PC 1, 4; Class Pres. 1; F 1, 2. 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3. 4; G 1, 2. 3, 4; Jr. Play: Homecoming Escort 4; Journalism 4; 3, 13, 17, 23, 24, 25, 30, 33, 37, 38, 39, 50, 82. 87, 89. 93. 95 Spresser, Sheri (So) 18, 19, 26, 47, 55, 58, 59. 64, 74, 102 Spring Tea, 78 Staff, 112 Statistics, 140 Stephens, Russ (Jr) 32, 33, 36, 37, 38, 39, 72. 73, 75. 83. 99 Stewart, Jim (Jr) 99 Stewart’s Vickers, 137 Stillwell. Laurie (So) 20. 47, 54. 66. 67. 80, 101, 102 Stratton, Clyde, 123 Stratton, Craig (Sr) Class V.-Pres. 3; FOR 4; G 2. 3; Jr. Play; 60. 61. 76, 85, 94 Strecker, Maurice, 1967 B.A. Secondary Ed., French - Spanish, St. Mary of the Plains, Dodge City (Spanish I, II, French I, II) 58, 59, 79, 81, 109 STUCO, 51 Studley Coop, 124 Sunflower Chemical, Inc., 118 143 Sution, Rick, 1972 B.M.E. Vocal Music Ed.. Wichita State U. (Mixed Chorus) 66, 67. 107, 108. 109 T Tasco Grain Company, 127 Tebo Implement, 138 Thomas, Carolyn (Jr) 47, 58, 62, 72, 73, 75, 83. 99 Thompson, Carol (So) 34, 35, 42, 62, 64. 66, 101, 102 Thompson, Shirley (Jr) 54, 62, 99 Track, 40 Treu, Carol (Jr) 15, 54. 66, 81, 99, 77 Truetken. Lad (Sr) PC 1, 4; FFA 4; F 1, 2, 3, 4: BB 1. 2, 3; G 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Escort 1; Journalism 3,4; 1. 3, 23, 25. 50, 56. 75, 88, 94 Twirp Dance, 17 V Vaughn, Phil (So) 56, 57, 82, 102 Vickers, Kelly (Sr) PC 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 4; F 1, 3; W 1, 2. 3; G 3; Jr. Play; Journalism 4; 1, 17, 50, 56, 57. 82, 90, 94, 95 Vernon, Archie, 1950 B.S. Liberal Arts, K.S.U.: 1960 M.S.Ed. Adm., K.S.U.; Additional Work atK.U., K.S.U., and Fort Hays; 75, 110, 111 Vocal Music, 66 Volleyball, 18 Voth, Allen, 1972 B.S. Physical Ed., John Brown University (Physical Education, Golf) 2, 34, 37, 39, 109 W Wagoner, Ed (Fr) 79, 105 Wagoner, Jerry (Sr) BB 1, 2, 3; Jr. Play: 88. 94 Weber, Rick (So) 25, 31, 32, 36, 37, 38, 39, 56, 57. 74, 83. 102 Webster, Elizabeth, 1961 B.S. Home Economics, Univ. of Wisconsin, 1965 M.S. Family Relations, Florida State Univ. (Home Ec. I. II. and 111)6, 52, 53, 109 Weeks, Dale (Sr) FFA 2, 3, 4; V.-Pres. 4: W 1, 2, 3, 4; T 2; 26, 27, 56, 57, 89, 94 Weeks, Donna (So) 47, 52, 54, 62, 102 Weis, Rose (Jr) 2, 18, 19, 34, 35, 85, 99 Wasserman, Ellen (Sr) FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; MO 2; Sec. 3; V.-Pres. 4; PC 1. 2, 3. 4; MO 3, V.-Pres. 4; VM 1; T 1, 2; DT 2, 3, 4; 47. 52, 53, 76, 94 Wente, Dan (Sr) PC 4; B 1, 2. 3, 4; VM 2, 3, 4; F 1, 2; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; T 1, 2. 3, 4; 31. 42, 43. 47, 62. 66, 67, 77, 88, 92. 95 Wente, Donna (Sr) FHA 2, 3, 4; MO 4; VM 1; Journalism 4; 50, 52, 95 Wente. Ed (Sr) PC 1, 2; VM 1, 2., 3; Journalism 3; Lenora High School, 1,2, 3; 95 Wente, Elaine (So) 52, 53, 54, 102 Wente, Lynne (So) 47, 54, 66, 67, 102 White, Patty (Jr) 6, 50, 52, 62, 64, 85, 97. 98, 99 White, Shirley (Sr) FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; MO2 STUCO Rep. 3; Pres. 4; K 4; B 1. 2, 3, 4; VM 3; V 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 3, 4; Journalism 4; 9, 18, 19, 20. 50, 51, 52. 55, 62. 68. 69, 94, 95 Wigginton, Mrs. Arlene, Reading Secretary, 113 Wikoff, Phil (Fr) 34, 60, 61, 105 Wildeman, Linda (Fr) 86, 105 Williams, Brett (So) 29, 62, 102 William Tire Service, 133 Winter, David (Sr) FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: W 1, 2, 3. 4; 17. 26, 28, 29. 56. 75, 82. 95 Wittig, Donald, 1960 B.M. Music, Fort Hays (Band) 109 Woodworking Show, 71 Woodwyk, A1 (Jr) 3, 22, 25, 41, 43, 47, 79, 96, 99 Woodwyk, Lori (Fr)47, 52, 54, 66, 67, 105 Woodwyk, Simon (So) 13, 25, 29, 47, 84, 102 Wrestling, 26 Z Zodrow, Elaine (Sr) K 1; VM 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Prom Queen 4: 10, 13, 47, 68. 69. 74, 75. 89, 94, 95 Zodrow, Leo (Jr) 99 Zodrow, Virginia (Fr) 21, 42, 52, 56, 104. 105 144 9 Mini-Index Opening 2 Homecoming 10 Snoball 14 Twirp Dance 17 Volleyball 18 Football 22 Wrestling 26 Basketball 30 Golf 36 Track 40 A thletes of Year 44 Sports Statistics 46 Pep Club 47 The Bicentennial 48 Journalism 49 Stuco 51 FHA 52 Kayettes 54 FFA 56 FLC 58 Forensics 60 Band 62 Drill Team 64 Vocal Music 66 A.C.E.-B. C. E. 68 A rt Show 70 Woodworking Show 71 Junior Play 72 Prom 74 Graduation 76 Spring Tea 78 A cademics 79 Seniors 88 Juniors 96 Sophomores 100 Freshmen 103 Faculty 106 School Board 110 S‘°ff 112 A dvertising 114 Statistics 140 Index 141