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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1977 volume:

Winter Count Hoxie High School Hoxie, KS 67740 1977 Editors: Cindy Carman Sheila Chapman Paula Pratt Patty White Advisor: Richard Brook Table Of Contents Opening Qection.................................3 The Fun Times..................................10 Get-Togethers .................................24 The Winning Teams..............................56 Faces Of 77....................................82 Hometown Merchants............................106 3 There Are Places I Remember. . . Busy Places Secret Places 4 . . . And Dream His Dreams 5 Today They're Images — Sharp And Clear. . . . . . Indelibly Imprinted On The Mind Tomorrow They'll Dim In The Haze Of Forgetfulness — Enchanted Lands In A World Of Fantasy. Unless They're Remembered Vividly, Realistically, ■ Forever In A Book Almost Magically 9 THE FUN TIMES 10 11 THE FUN TIMES Crown Bearer: Karen Sutton Flower Bearer: Ron Brook Crown Bearer: Amy Carder 12 Senior Attendants: Randy Farber and Pam Fortin Junior Attendants: Kalena Emig and Charles Shippers Freshman Attendants: Ann Richter and John Campbell Sophomore Attendants: Harold Hartzog and Joan Schamberger 13 Homecoming festivities began October 7, Thursday night, as enthused students met at Prickett Son's lot for the annual bon- fire; Seniors won the Spirit Olympics. Friday, Pep Club painted up the football team as Injuns, fol- lowed by a Pep Rally held down- town. There the class floats were judged, giving the first place title to the Junior class. Friday night the Hoxie Indians were defeated by the Saint Fran- cis Indians during the last ten Tom’s mind is in other places. seconds, making a final score of 7-0. During halftime ceremo- nies, Donna Roster and Rick Shipley were crowned King and Queen. Stuco sponsored the Homecoming dance held after the game in the student room. Music was provided by a disc- jockey from KAYS radio. Saturday morning the parade was held on Main Street, carry- ing out the Bicentennial theme. Alumni Program was Saturday evening in the high school gym. Pep Band provided music at the Bonfire. Is that you, Karen? Hoxie Indians bring down a Sainty man. Seniors took command at Pep Rally. Students enjoyed dancing at the Home- coming dance. 15 Snoball Royalty Keith Kranna witter and Kelly Allen were attendants. Kathy Krannawitter and Don Schiltz were King and Queen. Night Machine provided the music. The crowd enjoys refreshments in the lobby. Royalty dance. Sponsors keep an eye on the crowd. Attendants observe crowning. Stuco’s decorations set a winter atmosphere. 17 Twirp Queen Pam and King Keith. Jukebox Jive My name is Nicky. These are my lovedolls! The gang on the ole '57. Twirp Day Friday, March 25, was Twirp Day at Hoxie High School. Spon- sored by F.F.A., F.H.A., and Kayettes, the theme for the day was the Fifties.” Many students and faculty had a lot of fun car- rying out the theme by greasing their hair back like the Fonz, rolling their jeans up, and wear- ing bobby socks or poodle skirts. The Twirp Dance was held in the gym that night. Music was provided by disc jockey Tom Nichols, from KNBI radio. The Twirp King Keith Kennedy, and Queen Pam Best were crowned at the dance along with faculty King Richard Brook and Queen Judy Bink. Everyone liked the music and really enjoyed the dance. 'Tyrone” has a girlfriend. All the boys like Charlene. Everyone enjoys dancing. 18 Spring Tea Ladies from the LTCU were guests at the Tea. Lucille Zodrow models the outfit she made. Pop’s Choir sang for the entertainment. The presidents make speeches for the last time. Senior Melanie Cooper receives her rose. Deb Robinson concentrates on modeling. Mothers and daughters enjoyed the tea. Elaine Wente models the outfits she made for herself and her two cousins. 19 The Many Loves Oj Do hie G illis Directed by Mr. Rosell Dobic Gillis......... Bonnie Willet-------- Helen Dixon---------- Miss Forepaugh------- Peiey Bellows-------- Mr. Pipgrass--------- Imogene Klugenfelter- Frannie-------------- Sally................... Lou------------------ Paul................. Mrs. Dixon----------- Mr. Dixon------------ Happy Stella Kowalski Majeska-------------- Rutka --------------- Sletka--------------- Dumbo---------------- Simpka--------------- Mr. Harrington------- Miss Neuman---------- Limbo Lamb----------- Girl Student--------- Adele---------------- Mr. Gillis........... Bill................. Maudie--------------- Pansy---------------- --------David Eland ------Yolanda Rosell ------Roberta Pfeifer ---------Ruth Porsch ---------Rick Weber ------------Ed Heim -------Karen Karnes ------Leisha Cooper Beverly Schamberger ------Dan Rietcheck -----Dave Rietcheck --LaDonna Gallagher --------Mark Koster DeeAnn Hockersmith ----Carol Thompson ---------jean Leiker --------jane Haffner ---------Bert Mosier ---------Pam Martin ---------Blaine Breit --Stephanie Baalman --------Kalena Emig --------Carol Meitl ------Sheri Spresser -------Doug Babcock -------Jeff Spillman -------Norma Heier -------Donna Weeks I just stayed for attendance. I’ll wait here until I can smell you. 20 An incident of this son is inexcusable. No way sweetie, you ain't walking out on Dobie. Stella's band takes a needed beauty rest You've got to pretend you're a Life cam eraman. At last, it's over! 21 Prom The 1977 Junior-Senior Prom was held April 22, beginning with dinner at the Elks Lodge at 7:00 p.m. Pam Best played the piano during the dinner while the sophomores served. After the dinner a dance was held at the high school gym. The music was provided by Magic. The theme this year was A Touch of Spring. The Junior class was recog- nized by the high school students and faculty for the fine job they did on the Prom. The waterfall attracted a lot of attention. Prom Royalty for 1977 was Queen Jan Kennedy and King Ross Cressler. Prom servers were: FRONT ROW: Virginia Zodrow, Laura Richmeier. Tina Ewers, Janice Koster, Joan Schamberger. BACK ROW: Gary Moss, Steve Shipley, Darvin Meurisse, Harold Hartzog. Herb Cressler. The waterfall adds a special touch. 22 Junior mothers served the refreshments. How can those kids stand that loud music? Entertainment was provided by the band Madgic The Royalty enjoys a dance That wasn’t a bit funny. Brian! Who's going to be the first to dance? Steve enters into Spring. 23 THE GOOD TIMES 24 25 THE GOOD TIMES Mark and Charlie in one of their duets for Drama. Cheese! Phil Wikoff. Deb Foltz. Steve Dietz. Lori Bean. Bryan Smith. Yolanda Resell. Ken Eland. Carolyn Thomas. Dave Eland are shown with their Debate tiophies. 26 I How's this sound? Brotherly Love! Concentration is the name of the game. Is meatloaf alright? Ken Eland was Best Experienced Deb‘', - « Steve Dietz was Best Novice Debater. 27 Mejico On May 26, 1976, 20 HHS stu- dents and five sponsors were off to Mexico in a bus. On this trip the group experienced a plane ride from Mexico City to Oax- aco. While there they enjoyed the ruins at Monte Alban, the Tule Tree and black pottery. They stayed in the finest hotel in Acapulco, the Acapulco Prin- cess. They saw the cliff divers and swam in the Pacific Ocean. The bus broke down in the little town of Eguall which had no hotels or motels, so they slept in a Dodge Garage. In Mexico City they were not able to see the bull fights but did experience some- thing they never could back home, an earthquake. Other places they visited were Monter- rey, Ciudad Valleys, Taxco, Chilpancingo, and Saltillo. On June 11, they were happy to be back in Hoxie. Looking ai the black pottery made by hand in Oaxaca. Mr. Strecker. Lucy Moellering, Irene Meier. Kriss Babcock, Shelly Trembley, Patty Rar- ick, Janice Richmeier, Dee Ann Hockersmith, Jan Kennedy, Cindy Ochs, Kathy Kranawit- ter, Ladonna Gallagher, Kelly Allen, Chris Meier, Virginia Hartzog, Paula Pratt, Judy Morgan. Larry Fricees, Linda Fricees. Sheri Spresser. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Strecker. Father Jerry. Dottie Koerprich, and Kelly Wigginton enjoy the Tula Tree in Oaxaca. Many enjoyed the ruins in the Antropolo- gia. The slipper slide was a big splash at the Acapulco Princess. 28 rrwmnm- MLltlm , ■■ Just because they look busy don’t mean I have to. But Mr. Brook, pop makes me study harder. SECOND SEMESTER YEARBOOK CREW: Paula Pratt. John Mosler, Gerald Rietcheck, Steve Newell, Sheila Chapman, Cindy Carman, Kelly Allen. Lucy Moellering, Patty White, Irene Meier, Sue Heim. NOT PICTURED: Stephanie Baalman, Sheri Spresser, Jane Haff- ner, Ruth Porsch, Dan Bacon. Russell Stephens, Jim Stewart. Alright you Juniors cut it out. Keith helped take football pictures. Randy helped take many of the classroom pictures. 29 Jeff, pay attention. This is my Spelling book. Oh! It stinks. It can’t be that bad. Danny and Randy always try to look busy. There goes another 10 points. 30 1 w Caught you Keith. Peek-a-Boo. Hey! You guys. Oh! Get lost. Reading takes practice. Now get those Spelling words down. Now look what you made me do. I don't understand this Here are a few of the projects at the Industrial Arts Show. Are you doing that right, Dennis? Dan Pratt had a job at the Coop in ACE. Students In Vo. Ag. Ill work hard. 32 Mr. Smith teaches Mechanical Drawing and Woodworking. This cedar chest was made by Leonard Schamberger. Mary Meitl and Elaine Wente work on their wood projects. Students in Mechanical Drawing listen to Mr. Smith. Gerald Rietcheck enjoys his job at Great Plains Auto Supply. 33 Future Farmers Of America Ed Heim, Stale Farmer; Charlie Schippers, State Farmer, Swine Production; Jon Karnes, State Farmer, Scholarship Award: Jerry Spresser, Star Greenhand; Phil Vaughn, Safety Award; Ben Mosier, Chapter Leadership; Brian Baalman, Ag Mechanics. Placement in Ag and Crop Production: Herb Cressler, Star Chapter Farmer; Gaylon Robinson. Horse Profi- ciency: Gram Gaede, Soil and Water Management: Mike Weis, Beef Production. John Mosier reports the news events of the year. Charlie is initiated in as new president by Randy, outgoing president. LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM: FRONT ROW: David Niermeier, Mike Weis, Teny Cox, Harold Hanzog, Dennis Herl, Gaylon Robinson, David Geist, Richard Weeks. 2nd ROW: Mike Manse, Herb Cressler, Gary Moss, Rob Pratt, Steve Shipley, Don Pratt, Jerry Spres- ser. BACK ROW: Mr. Babcock, advisor; Tim Cox, Jon Karnes. Grant Gaede, Charlie Schippers, Bert Mosier, David Rietcheck, Phil Vaughn. FFA OFFICERS: John Mosier, Ed Heim, Randy Farber, Bert Mosier, Rick Shipley, Charlie Schippers, Mark Koster. L Charlie gives Mr. Babcock the Honorary Chapter Farmer Award. 34 The meal is enjoyed by Bert and Rick at the banquet. Clell Blackburn presents trophy to Jerry Spresser for high Farm Journal Sales. Charlie introduces the new FFA Sweet- heart. Ann. AG-MECHANICS JUDGING TEAM: Herb Cressler, Steve Coleman, Steve Shipley. Ed Wag- oner, Grant Gaede, Rob Pratt, Greg Mills. 1976-77 SWEETHEARTS: Ann Richter, Virginia Zodrow, Roberta Pfeifer, Donna Koster. FFA MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Steve Shipley. Kelly Baalman. Roger Rietcheck. Thad Lam- ben. Dennis Herl, Gaylon Robinson, David Geist. Richard Weeks. 2nd ROW: Mike Mense, Herb Cressler. Rodney Mauck. Todd Best. Duane Wente. Dru Hughes. Rob Farber, John Campbell, Terry Cox. 3rd ROW: Kelly Schiltz, Vitus Meier. Harold Hanzog. Rob Pratt. Don Pratt, Robert Rail, Rodger Farber, Conrad Meitl. 4th ROW: Ed Heim, Tim Cox, Allan Appelhans, Dan Pratt, Harold Sulzman. Gary Moss, Mike Weis, Jerry Spresser. Steve Cole- man. 5th ROW: David Rietcheck, Marty Lewis. Dan Rietcheck. Tim Meitl, Grant Gaede, Allan Shaffer. Brian Baalman. Nick Koster. BACK ROW: Keith Kennedy. Jon Karnes, Phil Vaughn, Gerald Rietcheck, Dave Niermeier. 35 Music Department Revives Musical HUNGRY FIVE: Karen Heim, JaNelle Peterson, Bryan Smith, Karen Mauck berger. POP’S CHOIR: Janice Koster, Mark Niernberger, Pam Best. Dave Harwerth, Lori Bean, A1 Woodwyk. Lynne Wente. Mark Koster, Diane Frazey, Dick Heskett. Laurie Stillwell, Mike Mense. PIANIST: Karen Mauck, NOT PICTURED. Mr. Beuchman directed the Band in a Marching Band Concert with a 1, 2, 3, 4. Linda Gilbert plays the clarinet. 36 Mr. Sutton directed the Mixed Chorus and led them to a rating of 2 at State Musical Festival. Mr. Buechman blows his horn. Percussion Ensemble and Percussion Quintet got a I rating at State Music. Everyone works hard in Choir Pam Best is the faithful piano player. 37 Concenirate Nancy. JaNelle twirls in the marching concert. TWIRLERS: Yolanda Rosell, Karen Mauck, Drum Majorette Deb Foltz, Chen Heim, Karen Heim and JaNelle Peterson. . Come on, Tina! IWr i JH Mr. Wittig directs the band. The band marches at K. U. 38 Charlie Brown tries to get Psychiatric Schroeder directs ' Home on the Range.” help. Lucy reminds Charlie Brown of his faults. Mark Niernberger. John Scott, Lori Bean. Dave Harwerth, Diane Frazey, Al Woodwyk Snoopy fights the Red Baron rehearse with JaNellc Peterson. Mr. Sutton and Carol Thompson. The strangest people are always showing up in Mr. Mauck's Government class! Aw c'mon Coach, you're really not work- ing that hard, are you? Mr. Morris will try anything to keep the tough Junior boys interested in class. Seniors really enjoyed the hard work in government. Mr. Morris likes to turn on the charm to his Current History class. World History has mixed emotions about their new assignment. 40 Everyone seems to enjoy the new ping- pong tables that Stuco bought. Karen enjoyed refilling the pop machine. Stuco provided refreshments at the Sno- Janice vibrates at a lyceum. ball dance. Ben thinks that the new cushions are real comfy! Stuco FRONT ROW: Rick Shipley, Karen Mauck. Mark Koster, JaNelle Peterson. SECOND ROW: Jackie Petrasek, Leisha Cooper, Elanie Wente, Kalena Emig, Ed Heim, Diane Frazey, Jan Kennedy. BACK ROW: Karen Rietcheck, Shelly Oelke, Cheri Heim. Bryan Smith, A1 Woodwyk and Herb Cressler. 41 Business Department Jan finishes her bookkeeping in time to Are you having trouble Gwen? visit. What are you looking at? Doug learns how to fill out forms in Gen- eral Business. Personal Law was a tough class. The faculty Twirp Queen teaches book- keeping. Bernie and Dennis really enjoy typing. Who are you thinking about Shirley? 42 Shorthand looks so exciting! Ben’s up to his tricks again. Cindy enjoys her B.C.E. job at Taylor Implement. Jackie Petrasek worked at the USD 412 office. Mrs. Moore joins in the Twirp day dress up. Tracy Brown first worked at Hoxie Motor Company. Brick Prickett worked at Prickett and Sons. Waiting on people was Irene’s main job at the courthouse. Working for David Leopold this year is Pattie White. Shorthand is one of the new classes offered this year. 43 Some people really do work in school! Geometry is really a lot of fun! Senior Math has to be the most exciting!! Karen is having problems. LAiHSj Mr. Adams loves to teach. Get to work, Gwen. 44 Mr. Teach teaches. Science Department Sitting pretty. 45 Let me see your paper. Hey, you, quit it. Art Art students made three art trips; an overnight trip to Wichita to visit the Regional Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition; the Colby chalk-in where they placed third with four awards out of 15; and at Hays they won 16 awards out of 26 projects exhibited. Virginia cuts out her copper project. Painting always makes me sneeze. Sometimes an is such a bore. Carol and Lynne work on their leather purses. Mr. Barnes explains An to his students. LaDonna files her first silver ring. Hoxie received 3rd at the Colby Paint In. An I works on wood carvings. A display at the Hoxie Art Show. Jeff works on his leather project. Is that supposed to be a headstand? Mrs. Deines is busy teaching Co-Ed P.E. Education Keyna helps Lucille on the horse in P.E. h i-him Look at the P.E. students in action! What are you doing on the rings, Patti? Co-Ed P.E. students listen to Mr. Martin and Mrs. Deines. 48 Future Homemakers Of America Yolanda presented Jackie her Senior degree. FHA had many bulletin board displays. High tupperware sales went to Gail Neitl, Lori Woodywk, Lisa Buehler, Beverly Appelhans, Jackie Petrasek, Shirley Thompson, Lynn Wente, Yolanda Resell. High individual sales went to Bev and Jackie won the chance drawing. Superb! FRONT ROW: Kathleen Ackerman, Vickie Mills, Becky Randolph, Laura Richmeier, Cindy Randolph. Kris Babcock, Linda Gilbert, Jean Bainter. SECOND ROW: Sheila Koerperich, Dee Ann Hockersmith, Donna Weeks, Deb Weeks, Julia Sealock, Dawn Horstmann, Donna Koster, Lisa Buehler. Dalene Lewis. THIRD ROW: Janice Koster, Joan Schamberger, Bev Appelhans, Glenda Mullins, Lori Meier, Tracy Brown, Lucy Moellering, Irene Meier, Mic- helle Babcock. Niceta Chajo. BACK ROW: Linda Schieferecke, Michelle Scarrow, Shirley Thompson, Lynne Wente, Kim Allen. Nancy Bexler, Donna Moellering, Mary Charlton, Cheri Heim, Lori Woodwyk. n I wonder whose picture they're looking at now? Mrs. Webster is very picky about the foods that go into a recipe. Ladies enjoyed the punch at the spring tea. The home economist demonstrated how to What ya cooking Jean? use the stove. 50 Home Ec One of Red's dirty looks. Is Mrs. Webster looking? Far out! Dry clean? Stitch one seam to the next seam. The freshman girls enjoyed the little kids' company. Laura tries to look busy. Those steps are farther away than I thought. Hoxie High School Libiw.y 51 Pep Club FRONT ROW: Ms. Hassler, JaNelle Peterson, Sheri Spresser, Diane Frazey. SECOND ROW: Paula Pratt, Karen Bell, Karen Heim. Penny Vernon, Cheri Heim, Lori Bean. BACK ROW: John, Brian, Randy, and Rick thought they could be cheerleaders. Many posters were made during the year. Kelly was this year’s Head Cheerleader. Sheri was the Head B-Team Cheerleader. LEFT SIDE: Pam Best, Karen Heim, Janice Koster. TOP TO BOTTOM: Lori Bean, Karen Mauck, Kelly Allen. Kalena Emig, Gwen Baalman. RIGHT SIDE: Sheri Spresser, Niceta Cahoj, Michelle Babcock. 52 Soph, class gave lot of support during the Bonfire. Karen Mauck takes time for a picture. Watch out Brick the pie is getting closer. A-Team cheerleaders did a good job this year. Pep Assembly downtown during Homecoming was a success. B-Team cheerleaders give it all they’ve got. 53 Kayettes Reach Out Kayettes broadened the 1976- 77 year with new activities. The Kayettes kicked the year off by raising $632.00 for the Kidney Foundation by selling tootsie roll banks. This resulted in the larg- est donation ever presented by the Kayette club. During Christ- mas, Kayettes bought socks for the children at the Cookson Hills home and entertained the pre- school by dressing up as Santa's elves. Other activites for the year were Back to School Dance, greenery orders, dis- tributed political literature for Senator Tillotson, gave plant to LTCU, made Christmas stockings for babies bom in December, and program and film by the Kidney Foundation. Miss Bink proudly holds birthday card from Kayettes. 54 CABINET: FIRST ROW: Sec.: Lori Bean. Treas.: La Donna Gallagher. Pres.: Paula Pratt, V-Pres.: Jan Kennedy, Stuco-Rep.: Diane Frazey, Spon.: Judy Bink. SECOND ROW: Norma Heier, Kalena Emig, Jackie Petrasek. Sue Heim, JaNell Petersen. Karen Bell. Sheryl Hedge. THIRD ROW: Sheri Spresser. Karen Heim. Sheila Chapman, Deb Foltz, Pam Best, Cheri Heim. Kay cues helped sponsor Back to School dance at the Elks. JaNell Peterson decorates school Christ- mas tree. Kayette cabinet entertained the pre-school for a Christmas project. Kayette President, Paula Pratt presents a check to Jim Shugurue, for the Kidney Foundation. FIRST ROW: Linda Gilbert, Karen Karnes, Vicki Mills. Deb Robison, Becky Randolf. Laura Richmcicr, Shelly Oelke. Penny Vernon. Rhonda Haffner, Kathleen Ackerman. SECOND ROW: Lisa Beuler, Sheila Koeperich. Lucille Zodrow, Monica Neff. Karen Reitcheck, Keyna Baal- man, Donna Frazey, Mary Gallagher, Leisha Cooper, Cindy Randolf. THIRD ROW: Pam Fortin, Dee Ann Hockersmith, Cindy Ochs, Jane Haffner, Sue Jones, Gwen Baalman, Roberta Pfeifer, Donna Koster, Deb Weeks. FOURTH ROW: Den Zerfas, Michelle Babcock, Mary Charl- ton, Lori Meier, Jan Barham, Jean Leiker, Patta Currier, Nicta Cahoj, Julie Sealock. FIFTH ROW: Stephanie Kliewer. Machelle Scarrow, Stephanie Baalman, Virginia Zodrow, Janice Koster, Danielle Ochs, Kim Allen. Ruth Porsch, Kelly Allen, Karen Mauck. 55 THE WINNING TEAMS 56 57 THE WINNING TEAMS Sports Statistics A -TEAM FOOTBALL 17 15 Quinter 18 14 TEAM OPP. HOXIE St. Francis 15 13 Wheatland 21 14 Hill City 26 7 15 12 Goodland 20 5 Grinnell 0 50 Colby 15 17 St. Francis 16 18 Oberlin 13 28 3 15 Oakley 27 13 Goodland 14 0 A-TEAM BASKETBALL Colby 24 17 St. Francis 7 0 TEAM OPP. HOXIE Norton 20 15 Colby 12 27 Oakley 61 43 Atwood 20 23 Atwood 0 34 St. Francis 61 49 A-TEAM WRESTLING Norton 14 10 Hill City 56 45 TEAM OPP. HOXIE Oakley 34 12 Colby 60 36 St. Francis 24 25 ALL-LEAGUE DEFENSE Oberlin 58 33 Colby 6 51 Ends - Mark Nicrnberger Atwood 54 64 Oakley 35 14 Tackles - A1 Woodwyk Oberlin 36 35 Goodland 20 31 Line Backers - Randy Farber Goodland 45 54 Oberlin 33 15 ALL-LEAGUE OFFENSE Quinter 58 54 Atwood 28 17 Tackles - A1 Woodwyk Wheatland 55 66 Hoxie Invitational -4th Quarterback - Brick Prickett Goodland 45 53 Burlington Tournament 2nd Place Kicker - A1 Woodwyk St. Francis 83 42 Oberlin Tournament -4th VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Oakley 77 47 Regional -4th TEAM OPP. HOXIE Colby 62 66 State -7th Atwood 15 10 Atwood 58 75 STATE: 15 5 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 105 - Don Pickinpaugh - 2nd Norton 15 3 Stockton 53 71 126 - Dick Heskett - 4th 15 6 Oberlin 50 61 132 - Doug Gilland - 3rd Oakley 13 15 Plainville 54 46 185 - Randy Farber - 1st 15 2 SUB-STATE TOURNAMENT B-TEAM WRESTLING 15 1 Ellis 58 57 TEAM OPP. HOXIE Oberlin 15 11 B-TEAM BASKETBALL Colby 3 33 15 13 Oakley 51 26 Goodland 28 18 Goodland 15 3 Hill City 60 40 Hoxie Invitational 2nd 15 5 Colby 41 23 Oberlin Tournament -3rd St. Francis 15 9 Oberlin 36 21 Goodland Tournament -4th 15 9 Atwood 39 36 GOLF Wheatland 15 9 Oberlin 56 55 Two-Man Results 15 9 Goodland 40 30 Atwood Meet: Colby 15 11 Wheatland 52 40 Ken Eland 1st 7 15 Goodland 65 30 Russ Stephens 15 11 Oakley 45 23 Oakley Meet: Oakley Tournament: St. Francis 29 39 Rick Weber 2nd Goodland 15 9 Colby 59 43 Jeff Ostmeyer 15 0 Atwood 43 30 Four-Man Results Tribune 4 15 Norton 39 26 Ken Eland, Russ Stephens, Mark 15 12 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Niernberger, Rick Weber. 2 15 Colby 26 30 Norton -3rd Colby 15 6 Norton 40 49 Colby 2nd 15 9 Hill City 65 58 Hoxie -1st JR. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Oakley 54 53 Oberlin ■2nd TEAM OPP. HOXIE Goodland 32 34 NWK League -1st Atwood 11 15 Norton 37 58 Six-Man Results: 16 14 A-TEAM GIRL'S BASKETBALL Ken Eland, Russ Stephens, Mark 8 15 TEAM OPP. HOXIE Niernberger, Rick Weber, Jeff Norton 15 3 Oakley 41 20 Ostmeyer, Darren Brown. 15 10 St. Francis 30 15 P-Burg 2nd Oakley 15 4 Colby 38 16 Norton -3rd 15 13 Oberlin 45 8 Hoxie -1st Oberlin 15 11 Oberlin 42 16 Oberlin 15 10 Atwood 33 30 NWK League -1st Goodland 15 13 Goodland 68 11 REGIONAL 15 4 Quinter 36 33 Ken Eland - 1st Medalist St. Francis 15 6 Wheatland 53 18 Russ Stephens - 2nd Medalist 15 10 Burlington 47 25 STATE Colby 15 6 St. Francis 43 29 Russ Stephens - 8th Medalist 11 15 Goodland 53 19 NEW TRACK RECORDS 15 2 St. Francis 43 31 110 Hurdles 17.1 Janice Koster FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL Oakley 78 23 100 Dash 12.28 Virginia Zodrow TEAM OPP. HOXIE Colby 70 27 440 Relay 51.5 Cheri Heim, Atwood 15 12 Norton 43 44 Carol Thompson, 12 15 Atwood 47 46 Shelly Oelke, 15 1 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Virginia Zodrow. Norton 15 6 Stockton 69 35 Mile Relay 4.35 Linda Gilbert. 15 11 B-TEAM GIRL'S BASKETBALL Cheri Heim, Oakley 12 15 Oakley 46 12 Shelly Oelke, 11 15 St. Francis 18 10 Rose Weis. Oberlin 11 15 Colby 20 8 Softball 204'3 Rose Wies 15 3 Oberlin 19 9 Shot Put 32'6 Shirley Thompson 9 15 Oberlin 33 18 Discus 111'8 Shirley Thompson Goodland 15 7 Goodland 17 10 •League Record 58 Volleyball Rose Weis was the most inspirational player. Serving was one of Laurie's best qualities. The 76-77 Volleyball season was a real discouragement for the hard working girls. They had a season record of 1-11, winning over Tribune. Senior Rose Weis was the most inspirational player and placed on the NWKL second team. Sen- ior girls lettering were Rose Weis, Shirley Thompson, and Karen Heim. Returning letterwomen will include Jane Haffner, Sheri Spresser, Judy Haffner, Cheri Heim, Carol Thompson, Laurie Stillwell, Leisha Cooper, Rhonda Haffner, and Linda Gilbert. Mrs. Vickie Deines has been coaching the volleyball teams at HHS for seven years. Mrs. Karen Gilliland was the assistant coach this year. 1 Hey! Virginia, you're hitting the ball the wrong way. Judy had a good season blocking at the net. Are you sure you can handle that one. Leisha? 59 Lucille Zodrow had a fantastic serve. Shirley bumps the ball after an opponent's Hey! Sheri are you waving good-bye to serve. the ball? Coach Vickie Deines talks to the A Team during time out. A-TEAM VOLLEYBALL: FRONT ROW: Shirley Thompson. Judy Haffner, Rhonda Haffner, Linda Gilbert. Cheri Heim. Rose Weis. BACK ROW: Coach Mrs. Vickie Deines. Laurie Stillwell. Carol Thompson. Lcisha Cooper. Sheri Spresser, Jane Haffner, Karen Heim. Do you always have to sit down during a game, Jane? Carol and Shelly use teamwork. B-TEAM VOLLEYBALL: FRONT ROW: Coach Mrs. Karen Gilliland. Kathleen Ackerman, Karen Rietcheck, Rhonda Haffner, Linda Gilbert, Lucille Zodrow, Linda Schieferecke, Julie Sealock, Beverly Appelhans. 2nd ROW: Coach Mrs. Vickie Deines, Laurie Stillwell, Carol Thompson, Leisha Cooper, Ann Richter, Keyna Baalman. Mary Elsie Gallagher, Mary Meitl, Sheri Spresser. BACK ROW: Eilene Schiefer- ecke. Nancy Boxler, Tina Ewers, Virginia Zodrow, Donna Moellering, Penny Vernon, Shelly Oelke, Manager Ruth Porsch. 61 Football The 76 football team didn't break .500 but a lot of courage and determination was shown by the underclassmen. The seniors led the team with Randy Farber and Charles Ostmeyer voted cap- tains for the season. Randy was outstanding back and best defen- sive player. He also was voted to the all-league team as line- backer. John Mosier was best lineman. A1 Woodwyk was named to the all-league as defensive tackle, he also received honorable mention as offensive tackle. Brick Prickett received most inspirational player for Hoxie. Brick was also voted as all-league quarterback. Senior lettermen were: Brick Prickett, Randy Farber, Charles Ostmeyer, Rick Shipley, Mark Niernberger, Russell Stephens, Brian Baalman, John Mosier, A1 Woodwyk, Ken Eland, and Mark Bergmeier. Steve Coleman, Don Pratt, and Dennis Evans were managers this year. A1 Woodwyk tries for a field goal. Indians get ready to move. 62 Mark fights for the ball. Indians go in for a tackle. Indians huddle ai halftime. Mark in punting action. Hoxie fans gather to watch the game. VARSITY FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: Head Coach Terry Adams. Assistant Allen Voth. Ken Eland. John Mosier, Al Woodwyk. Brick Prickett. Randy Farber, Charles Ostmeyer. 2nd ROW: Rick Shipley, Mark Niernberger, Mark Bergmeier, Dan Pratt. Gerald Rietcheck. Russell Ste- phens. Keith Kennedy, Nick Koster, Brian Baalman. 3rd ROW: Harold Hartzog, Charles Schippers, Rick Weber. Mark Koster, Simon Woodwyk. Mike Bergmeier. Blaine Breit, Ed Heim. 4th ROW: Dick Heskett, Dennis Rumback, Rob Farber. Steve Shipley, Dave Harwerth. Rob Pratt. Grant Gaede. Darvin Meurisse, Gary Moss. Herb Cressler. BACK ROW: Managers Don Pratt, Dennis Evans, Steve Coleman. 63 Take him down! Hey, look at this! 64 Two very dedicated football players. Coach Adams gets with it. JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: Dennis Rumback. Steve Shipley. Don Pickinpaugh. Rob Farber, Kevin Oelke. Darvin Meurisse. 2nd ROW: Dave Bergmeier, Lewis Samaniego. Kelly Baalman, Bob Mullins, Dru Hughes. John Campbell. Rodney Mauck. 3rd ROW: Dave Har- werth, Phil Kliewer. Tim Meitl. Harry Sulzman. Duane Wente, Terry Cox, Steve Dietz. Galen Robinson. BACK ROW: Coach Rex Mauck and Head Coach Gregg Teach. 65 Wrestling The team's 3-3 record rated fourth in the league. Randy Far- ber 185 lbs. placed first in state, Don Pickinpaugh 105 lbs. sec- ond, Doug Gilliland 132 lbs. third, and Dick Heskett 126 lbs. fourth. Senior lettermen are Randy Farber, Brian Baalman, Nick Koster, John Mosier, and Dan Pratt. Underclass lettermen are Charlie Schippers, Jeff Spill- man, Don Pickenpaugh, Dick Heskett, Doug Gilliland, Gary Moss, Brian Pfeiefer, and Thad Lambert. Charlie gets up after a tough match. Don gets ready for the whistle Brian Baalman works for a fall Nick works hard to take down his opponent. John pulls in another win for H.H.S. Sneezing won’t get you out Jeff. Who’s going to be the first to draw? 66 Doug works hard for a reverse. Thad waits for the right time to shoot. A-TEAM: FRONT ROW: Nick Koster. Gary Moss. Brian Baalman. Charlie Schippers. Randy Farber, John Mosier. BACK ROW: Brian Pfeifer, Don Pickenpaugh. Thad Lambert, Jeff Spillman. Dick Heskett, Doug Gilliland. Coach Rex Mauck. 67 B-TEAM: FRONT ROW: John Campbell. Dennis Rumback. Kelly Baalman. Steve Shipley. Manager Leisha Cooper, Rodney Mauck, Brent Pfeifer. Don Pratt. Assistant Coach Dale Sekavec, Harold Hartzog, Roger Rietcheck, Ed Heim. Dan Pratt. Doug Babcock, Rob Farber. Hold me up. I'm tired! Blow the whistle, I’m ready. Karen and Pam eat a snack at Parents Night. Rodney keeps his opponent on the mat. 68 Randy Farber look first in State. Parents Night is enjoyed by all. Dan tries hard to keep his man on the mat. Your hand is so soft Rob Farber has got his man in trouble. Brian is in control of his opponent. Basketball To Sab State Lei's all flap together. You got your shoes on Blaine. He was the big Ken. Rick and Ken played good defense all Russ gets taped before a game. year. Mark was MVP and leading rebounder for the season. Adams’ joke wasn't that bad was it? 70 Rick played sixth man the last half of the Tom played well when he was called season. upon. Oh dam it! Wrong leg again. Jon will play a big role next year for Coach Teach. Jim was Most Inspirational player. A-TEAM BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: Mark Bergmier, Ken Eland, Tom Mietl. Mark Niernberger. Brick Prickett, Jim Stewart. BACK ROW: Coach Terry Adams, Dave Harwerth, Blaine Briet, Rick Shipely, Rick Weber, Mark Koster, and Head Coach Gregg Teach. 71 Cheri controls another tip against Norton. GIRLS BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: Janice Koster, Deb Robinson. Carol Thompson. Rhonda Haffner, Linda Gilbert, Daylene Lewis, and Kenya Baalman. 2nd ROW: Carol Mictl, Cheri Hiem, Karen Hiem, Rose Wies, Shirley Thompson. Sheila Chapman, and Stephanie Kliewer. BACK ROW: Head Coach Maurice Strecker, Managers Niceta Cahoj, Julie Seal- ock, and Michele Babcock, Coach Judith Bink. 72 r Dave is playing chase again. Mark and Mike headed the list for the B- teamers. Blaine was MVP for the B-team this year. As a freshman Harry played on the junior varsity. Is it that bad Dave? Coach Voth had a 6-2 record with his freshmen. B-TEAM BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: Rocky Cross, Steve Coleman, Jerry Spresser, Jeff Ost- meyer, Kevin Oelke. 2nd ROW: Todd Siehndel. Mike Bergmier, Darren Brown, Mike Mense, Coach Terry Adams. BACK ROW: Freshmen: Dave Bergmier. Gary Cross, Terry Cox, Harry Sulzman, Steve Dietz, Phil Kliewer, and Dru Hughs. NOT PICTURED: Bob Mullins. Mike Wies, Conrad Mietl, and Freshman Coach A1 Voth. 73 Golf The golfers brought home medals from every meet except state. Hoxie won the league tournament for the first time since it was established. The 6-man team won first at Hoxie. Oberlin, and League; second at Phillipsburg; and third at Norton. The 4-man team placed first at Hoxie and League; second at Colby and Oberlin; and third at Norton. The 2-man competition resulted in first at Atwood and second at Oakley. Russ Stephens was second med- alist once, third medalist twice, fifth twice, second at regional and third for eight at state. Ken Eland was fourth medalist three times and took first at regional. Mark Niernberger placed sec- ond and fifth medalist. Coach Voth led the team to one of the best seasons Hoxie has seen. A AND B GOLF TEAM: KNEELING: Dave Harwerth. Terry Cox, Dave Eland. Mike Mense, Steve Dietz, and Bryan Smith. STANDING: Russ Stephens, Rick Weber, Ken Eland, Mark Niernberger, Jeff Ostmeyer, Darren Brown, and Coach Al Voth. 74 Russ tied for eighth in state. Ken was first medalist at Regional. Rick played on the 4-man team. Mark was third man on the 4-man team. Darren is a Sophomore letterman. 75 Mark follows the tracks his ball made. Bryan was the fourth senior out for golf. Another joke for Mr. Voth. You're gonna get it now ground squirrel. 1 don't believe what 1 see. Cookies are good for your golf. 76 Track Gary gives ii all he's goi. Dru takes a lap. Sometimes parting is painful. Shirley went to State with the disk. Brick tries his luck in the air. 77 Sometimes I just don't start off right. Karen does her part in track. Gwen takes a practice run. Some Senior spooks. Shirley poses with her softball. GIRLS TRACK: FRONT ROW: Gwen Baalman. Lori Bean. Cheri Heim, Shelly Oelke. Linda Gilbert, Julie Sealock, Kenya Baalman, Rhonda Haffner. Eileen Schieferecke. BACK ROW: Janice Koster, Virginia Zodrow, Judy Haffner, Nancy Boxler, Rose Weis, Pam Best. Vicki Mills. Sheryl Hedge. Karen Mauck, Stephanie Kliewer. 78 A little rest comes in handy at a tough meet. Rosie gives it all she’s got. Brick takes a dive for the sand. BOYS TRACK: FRONT ROW: Dru Hughes. Charlie Schippers, Rodney Mauck, Al Woodwyk, Rodney Richmeier, Duane Wente, Gary Cross, Phil Kliewer, Bob Mullins. BACK ROW: Brick Prickett, Steve Coleman, Don Schamberger, Rob Pratt, Gary Moss, Dick Heskett, Darvin Meurisse, Herb Cressler, Rocky Cross, Mike Foster, and Blaine Breit. 79 Rose Weis Athlete Of The Year Rose has been out for basketball two years. Rose Weis. Rose was an excellent volleyball player. Rose admires her Athlete of the Year award. Rose was a tough opponent in basketball. Rose did a fine job in track this year. 80 Ken Eland. Ken was an exceptionally good player Ken Eland Athlete Of The Year Ken has been out for basketball four years. Ken is proud of his award. Ken was a great help to the football team. Ken did a good job in golf all four years. 81 THE FACES OF SEVENTY-SEVEN 82 THE FACES OF SEVENTY-SEVEN 83 Administration Works Together Three teachers will be leaving H.H.S. They are Charles Buechman, who is head music instructor; Rick Sutton, vocal music instructor; and Peggy Moore, busi- ness teacher. After eight years of service on the school board, Bob Mahanna and Victor Karnes are retiring. Taking their places in July are Shirley Kahle and Ross Shipley. CHARLES BUECHMAN GEORGIA HARWERTH USD Secretary RALPH BEIKER School Board ’MW. . DENNIS CAMPBELL School Board MARTY HASSLER I TERRY ADAMS PAUL BABCOCK RICHARD BROOK JUDY BINK JAMES L. DAVIS ROBERT HESKETT School Board i I BETTE JAMES 84 JANET KABA School Secretary KATHY MAROZAS Reading Aide ADA LOU ROSE v VICTOR KARNES School Board JOHNNIE OELKE School Board BENNY ROSELL ROBERT MAHANNA School Board RANDY KAUFMAN i REX MAUCK PEGGY MOORE JOHN OLSON GLADYS ROGERS School Board Clerk GEORGE SCHIPPERS School Board DALE SEKAVEC 85 86 .1 fou say you lost all that money in the :andy machines??? GREGG TEACH ELIZABETH WEBSTER At last - their favorite time of day! ARCHIE VERNON ALEN VOTH DONALD WITTIG Senior men are a big help in helping run school activities. Norma Ackerman has another punch for those good ole pork fritters! John Schaffer logs in buses in the office. Zane Frazey and his dustmop are a famil- iar scene in the halls of H. H. S. Joyce Gallagher and Angie Newman dish out food to snarfling freshman. Larry Richards is one of the high school's janitors. Bill Farber, head janitor, keeps everyone else busy working. 87 Freshmen Begin New Climb Freshman float took second place. Kathleen Ackerman Allan Appelhans Beverly Appelhans Kelly Baalman Keyna Baalman Michelle Babcock Dave Bergmeier Todd Best Nancy Black Lisa Buehler Niceta Cahoj John Campbell Mary Charlton Terry Cox Gary Cross Patti Currier Steve Dietz Donna Frazey Mary Elsie Gallagher David Geist 88 Hurry, tell me where my next class is. Thad Lambert was the only freshman wrestler on A team. Freshman guys stick together. Linda Gilbert Rhonda Haffner Dennis Herl Dawn Horstmann Dru Hughes Phil Kliewer Sheila Koerperich Thad Lambert Charles Mader Darrel Mader Gary Lyon Rodney Mauck Conrad Meitl Tim Meitl Robert Mullins Monica Neff Shelly Oelke David Rail Karen Rarick Sue Reeves 89 Freshmen take in first bonfire. This pot holder is harder than you think. Ann Richter Karen Rietcheck Roger Rietcheck Gaylon Robinson Lewis Samaniego Linda Schieferecke Julie Sealock Harold Sulzman Donald Taylor John Taylor Penny Vernon Deb Weeks Richard Weeks Leo Weis Duane Wente 90 Sophomores Take A Stand Kim Allen Gwen Baalman Lori Bean Pam Best Judy Bieker Nancy Boxler Darren Brown Steven Coleman Tim Cox Denice Craft Herb Cressler Rocky Cross Tina Ewers Rob Farber Bernard Feldt Michael Foster Gary Frazey Grant Gaede Doug Gilliland Judy Haffner Harold Hartzog David Harwerth Cheri Heim Mark Heim Dick Heskett 91 c Where’s your warpaint Robbie? Sophomore float took third place. Pam Hook Joyce Karnes Janice Koster Daylene Lewis Lori Meier Cindy Meitl Mike Mense Darvin Meurisse Greg Mills Donna Moellering Gary Moss David Niermeier Danielle Ochs Kevin Oelke Jeff Ostmeyer Brian Pfeifer Brent Pfeifer Don Pickinpaugh Don Pratt Rob Pratt 92 All right Jerry. Who me? Tina Prickett Doug Rail Cynthia Raldolph Sherry Reiner Laura Richmeier Richard Ritter Deb Robinson Dennis Rumback Don Schamberger Joan Schamberger Eilene Schieferecke John Scott Tina Sealock Steve Shipley Jerry Spresser Ed Wagoner Phillip Wikoff Linda Wildeman Lori Woodwyk Virginia Zodrow 93 Juniors Draw Near The End 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 94 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 Roberta Pfeifer Ruth Porsch Robert Rail Beckie Randolph Dan Rietcheck Dave Rietcheck Yolanda Rose 11 Machelle Scarrow Beverly Schamberger Kelly Schiltz Charles Schippers Terry Selbe 95 Wow, this is some filmstrip. '78 was supported at pep rally. Rick Weber shoots a basket. Making eyes at Mr. Morris won’t help Are they laughing at us? your grade, Ladonna.'' Alan Shaffer Todd Siehndel Jeff Spillman Sheri Spresser Laurie Stillwell Carol Thompson Phil Vaughn Rick Weber Donna Weeks Lynne Wente Elaine Wente Brett Williams Simon Woodwyk Jan Barham Larry Sites 96 ALVIN ACKERMAN Seniors OJ '77 Graduate 77 MARK BAALMAN KRISTINE BABCOCK BRIAN BAALMAN KELLY ALLEN KAREN BELL DAN BACON JEAN BAINTER CHRIS BEAN MARK BERGMEIER TRACY BROWN CINDY CARMAN SHEILA CHAPMAN 97 MELANIE COOPER ROSS CRESSLER KEN ELAND RANDY FARBER TOM FELDT DEB FOLTZ PAM FORTIN DIANE FRAZEY SUE HEIM ERIC HOOK SHERYL HEDGE KAREN HEIM 'I If JAN KENNEDY YVONNE GOODSON KEITH KENNEDY 98 STEPHANIE KLIEWER KEITH KRANNAWITTER DONNA KOSTER NICK KOSTER III NANCY LaRUE MARTY LEWIS KATHY KRANNAWITTER BARBARA MADER KAREN MAUCK CHRIS MEIER IRENE MEIER 99 ED MEITL GAIL MEITL TOM MEITL VICKI MILLS LUCY MOLLERING JOHN MOSIER III STEVE NEWELL MARK NIERNBERGER CINDY OCHS MARLETTE OELKE CHARLES OSTMEYER JOHN PAULSON JaNELLE PETERSEN JACKIE PETRASEK DAN PRATT PAULA PRATT BRICK PRICKETT MELVIN RANDOLPH PATTIE RARICK RODNEY RICHMEIER 100 DON SCHILTZ JAMES STEWART II GERALD RIETCHECK BRYAN SMITH LEONARD SCHAMBERGER RUSSELL STEPHENS RICK SHIPLEY CAROLYN THOMAS SHIRLEY THOMPSON CAROL TREU ROSANN WEIS PATTY WHITE 101 Look at me - I’m a Senior! Leave me alone you monsters. Pryamid the Seniors built at the Pep Rally. Don is about to turn pro. School is so exciting! Randy gets thrills from reading newspa- pers. It can't be that bad. Jan. f; i i A game time. of ping-pong gets them every You guys are irresistible. 102 The candy machines are sure comfortable. Paula and Patty are good buddies. Senior release was such hard work. Mark's nose itches. John was a real tough cookie. Oh! Mark, you little devil. Seniors can be so lazy. A1 with one of his women. 103 Graduation 77 seniors graduated May 17, 77. Valedictorian, Darlene Emerick, gave the commence- ment address. Vickie Mills and Debra Foltz were Co-Salutatori- ans. Others in the top 10°]o were Mark Bergmeier, Melanie Cooper, Ken Eland, Sheryl Hedge, Karen Heim and JaNelle Petersen. Awards included Busi- ness and Professional Women's Scholarship, Shirley Thompson; Percival-Pratt Scholarship, JaNelle Petersen and Paula Pratt; First National Bank Scholarship, Diane Frazey; Hoxie State Bank Scholarship, Sheryl Hedge; Rob- ert Campbell Agriculture Schol- arship, Marty Lewis; Kansas State High School Activities Association Citizenship, Mark Bergmeier and Karen Mauck; State of Kansas Scholarship, Mark Bergmeier and Ken Eland; Fort Hays Kansas State Univer- sity, JaNelle Peterson; Oklahoma Christian College, Vickie Mills and Carolyn Thomas; KSU Seaton Scholarship, Mark Bergmeier; York College, Deb Foltz; Out- standing Math and Science Stu- dent - Kansas State University, Mark Bergmeier; Russell Cressler Academic Athlete of the Year Award, Karen Heim; American Legion Award, Bryan Smith and Karen Heim. Seniors sang This Will Be Our Last Song Together. Karen told about the history of the class. Shirley received the Business and Profes- sional Women’s Scholarship. Robert Campbell Agriculture Scholarship was given to Marty Lewis. Karen was excited about getting the Rus- sell Cressler Award. 104 Don't they look like a bunch of smart Seniors? Another award for me? Mrs. Rose presents the I Dare You Award. You mean I really didn't graduate? Darlene gave the commencement address. Diane Frazey receives the First National Bank Scholarship. Jackie gives one last laugh for HHS. 105 THE HO METO WN MER CHANTS 106 THE HO METO WN MER CHANTS D K Sales Service West Highway 24 Hoxie, KS We Specialize in Irrigation Motor and Pipe Repair Stroberg Airmaster Olsen Band Saws Irrigation Engine Covers Irrigation Equipment Storm Doors and Windows See us for all kinds of welding on the farm or in the shop. We do hard facing and general repair. We also build trailers and fuel tanks. Mickey Hardware and Furniture Armsti 108 STEWART'S VICKERS Service Wi+h a Smile Junction of Highways 23 and 24 KARLIN FARMS Grinnell, KS 67738 BAALMAN GRAIN AND FERTILIZER, INC. —REXFORD, KS BAALMAN AND SONS — MENLO, KS COOPER DRY GOODS Come in and See Our Wide Stock of Clo+h es 825 Main Hoxie, Kansas 112 MAHANNA PHARMACY CGF GRAIN CO. INC. FRAZEY OIL CO. SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE STORE 837 Main Arlene Wigginton, Manager THE HOXIE SENTINEL Walt Hemman and Willie Mannabach work on next week’s paper. HOXIE IMPLEMENT CO. INC. Get Your Farming Needs Here You'll Never Be Sorry. Tom Meitl and Rodney Richmeier work on their ACE job. 115 Hoxie Elks Lodqe No. 2415 OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES FOR 1977-78 LODGE YEAR: FRONT ROW: Esteemed Lecturing Knight Virgil Ziegler, Esteemed Leading Knight David Cooper, Exalted Ruler Charles Buechman, Esteemed Loyal Knight Louis Taylor, and Esquire Earl Moss. BACK ROW: Treasurer Oliver Krannawitter. Secretary Bill Feldt, Past Exalted Ruler and Trustee Gerald Schaffer, Past Exalted Ruler and Trustee Gerald Heim, Chaplain Fred L. Pratt, Inner Guard James Rogers, Past Exalted Ruler and Trustee Myron Dietz, and Tiler James Schaffer. NOT PICTURED ARE: Past Exalted Ruler and Chairman of the Trustees A1 Kran- nawittcr, Past Exalted Ruler and Trustee Bell Vickers, and Past Exalted Ruler Jerome Heim. RIX STUDIO 290 N. Franklin Colby, Kansas 462-6411 Professional Creative Photography TWO 116 TAYLOR IMPLEMENT CO. Another John Deere combine is loaded for delivery. We have GMC trucks and the long green line of John Deere equipment. 117 GENE'S BEST YET FOOD STORE 118 HOXIE LANES AND CAFE Grain Feed Seed Fertilizer SEGUIN GRAIN AND FERTILIZER INC. M and M Body Builders THE HOXIE STATE BANK Bank Here, You'll Be Glad You Did 120 Karen Heim Mark Bergmeier Ekey Studio 2 18 West 8th St. Hays, Ks. Phone 625-3727 Senior Portraits With Style and Flair JaNell Petersen 121 MOORMANS FEED Bill Vickers Hoxie (913)675-3798 122 GREAT PLAINS AUTO SUPPLY SUPPORT YOUR COUNTY OFFICERS June Simon, Register of Deeds Majorie Hilbom, County Clerk Gayle Bainter, County Assessor Anthony (Tony) Haffner, Sheriff Vergie Wente, Clerk of District Court Geraldine E. Moreland, County Treasurer Ward Gilliland, District Magistrate Judge Francis Meier, County Commissioner Dist. 3 Keith Caldwell, County Commissioner Dist. 2 Larry Cressler, County Commissioner Dist. 1 123 Hoxie.Ks. 675-3881 PRICKETT AND SON INC. Livestock Transportation Serving the Shipper With Modern Methods tor 27 Years TEBO IMPLEMENT CO Q flUISCHIUMERS ) Although Tebo Implement was destroyed by fire, plans are underway for reconstruction. 127 SLAUGHTERING PROCESSING i M'WtUjtgMEfs 1 ■ Deal With Neal NEAL PLUMBING PAULS FURNITURE CO. Gifts - Electric Supplies - Carpets - Paints PAULS FUNERAL HOME Seldon, Kansas 67757 Phone 386-4310 PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK FEEDLOT INC. PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK FEEDER SERVICE HOXIE CATTLE CO. INC. COOPER GRAIN INC. BROWN CONSTRUCTION CO. Charles Brown, Owner We Build Quality Not Quantity. We Build New and Remodel. No Job Is Too Small or Large. Airless Spray Painting of Homes and Out Buildings FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Edwin Pratt Agency Manager NEWMAN'S BODY SHOP BOOT SHOP AIK CONDITIONING TASCO GRAIN CO. Kelly Vickers inspects Tasco Grain's new feed truck. 133 TONY WOODWYK CONSTRUCTION Woodwyk’s pre-hung door uniis will pass through an assembly line to a storage area in the north part of the building. From there, they will be loaded into trucks to markets in all parts of the country. The concrete floors were completed early in May. 134 NORTH- WEST AUCTION AND AGENCY CRESSVUE MOTEL SMITH PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC Selden Shop 386-4361 Gary - Hoxie 675-3845 Dale - Selden 386-4510 SUNFLOWER CHEMICAL Campbell Masonry Construction See Earl and Ray for Your Building Needs 137 HOEGEMEYER HYBRIDS Corn Sorghum The Switch Is On PLANT HOEGEMEYER HYBRIDS Break Away to Higher Yields You’ll Be Glad You Did. Clyde Stratton Seldon, KS 386-4253 NORTHWESTERN MOTORS HOXIE LIVESTOCK SALES Fred Pratt Fred L. Pratt Harry Joe Pratt HOXIE RED-E-MIX CONCRETE SAND CO. HOXIE, KANSAS m 675-3121 6.V.W. 48.000 139 Builders for the Farmer Who’s in Business to Stay As Your Butler Agri-Builder® We Offer: GRAIN STORAGE DRYING; METAL BUILDINGS; LIVESTOCK SYSTEMS; PLANNING ASSISTANCE AND CONSTRUCTON SERVICE Hoxie Office 675-3297 frlMTIR-REICHfjr HOW lis ioi MAJI MRSAS Wy H3 ITS 311? |V £(SmJCTIONiCOMP Iii Distributors and Erectors of “butler AGRI - PRODUCTS Selden Plant 386-4377 uo 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 [good EAR •) WILLIAM TIRE INC. Tire Repairs in the Shop or on the Farm 1 42 HEIM TV AND APPLIANCE We can put up one bin or as many as you want. HOXIE STEEL CO. For more information about our buildings call Bones Peischl in Hoxie. Hoxie Coop carries a full line of farm products. Norma Boxler and Tammy Winter work on the books. HOXIE CO-OP OIL COMPANY Larry Elniff, Manager 143 TOM CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION Honor Society Holds First Initiation National Honor Society initi- ated 12 students May 16. Only 10% of a class is eligible. Further requirements include a B or 85% grade average. Students must be involved in three service pro- jects, have held at least one elected office and belong to two or more school organiztions. Stu- dents can have no record of cheating, dishonesty, skipping classes, violating school regula- tions, or civil offenses within the community. They must be will- ing to assist classmates and fac- ulty members, and want to do the right” things in most situa- tions. A committee of 11 teach- ers makes the selections. FRONT ROW: Seniors - JaNelle Peierson, Jackie Peirasek, Karen Mauck, Vickie Mills, Deb Foltz, Ken Eland. BACK ROW: Juniors - Kathy Bieker, Pam Martin, Yolanda Rosell, Ed Heim. Jon Karnes. Dave Eland. 144 HOXIE HIGH BOOSTERS Lyman and Carl Adams and Family Arnold Auto Electric Balfour Company Bloom Sales, Oakley, Kansas; J. M. and John B. Bloom, Auctioneers Carol’s Beauty Shop Central Kansas Power Co. Coop Union Mercantile Company, Seguin Cooper Flower Shop Corcoran Furniture Inc., Oberlin Cozy Inn Creative Crafts Cumprem Hybrid Hogs - Vernon and Eileene Adams; Ed and Betty Adams D and L 66 Decatur County Dairy, Inc. Deges Barber Style Shop, Grainfield, Ks. Dekalb Seeds and Cressler Ranch, Larry Cressler Don's Alignment Brake Service John R. Eland Fashion Two-Twenty, Verlene Feldt First Insurance Agency of Hoxie, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Doren Follis Fromme Insurance Agency Getz IGA Harry’s Place Hill’s Hardware and Farm Supply, Selden Home Oil Company, Selden Hoxie State Agency Karnes Manufacturing Co. - Hog Farrowing Crates Kump Motor Co. Inc., Oberlin, Ks. Mr. and Mrs. David Leopold Marie’s Beauty Shop Northrup King Seeds, George Karnes Oakley Livestock Comm. Co. O's Gold Seeds, Paul and Judy Cox, Dresden Jack Ostmeyer, Grinding . Pioneer Seeds, Lenny Patmon Play Recreation Red’s Kerr McGee Mr. and Mrs. George Schippers and Family Schippers Farms Inc. Selbe Outdoor Recreation and Fashionette Beauty Shop Selden Drilling Co., Water Wells - Irrigation Drilling Shaw Jewelry Six Toes Feed and Seed Snip 'n Stitch Sewing Center Stevenson Flying Service, Selden Taylor's Place Timken Repair Air Conditioning - Auto Salvage Trojan Seeds, Jewell Walden Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Walden Mr. and Mrs. John Webster Dr. Darrell Williams Zodrow Gas Const. Co., Leoville, Kansas 146 Statistics FFA OFFICERS Randy Farber, President Ed Heim, Vice-President Bert Mosier, Secretary Rick Shipley, Treasurer John Mosier, Reporter Charlie Schippers, Sentinel Mark Koster, STUCO Rep. FHA OFFICERS Jackie Petrasek, President Yolanda Rosell, Vice-President Carol Meitl, Secretary Karen Bell, Treasurer Leisha Cooper and Elaine Wente, STUCO Rep. KAYETTE OFFICERS Paula Pratt, President Jan Kennedy, Vice-President Lori Bean, Secretary LaDonna Gallagher, Treasurer Diane Frazey, STUCO Rep. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Diane Frazey, President JaNell Peterson, Vice-President Sheri Spresser, Sec.-Treas. Chris Meier, STUCO Rep. BAND OFFICERS Bryan Smith, President Vicki Mills, Vice-President Donna Weeks, Reporter Cheri Heim, STUCO Rep. Deb Foltz, Drum Majorette CHEERLEADERS Varsity: Kelly Allen, Karen Mauck, Karen Heim, Pam Best, Lori Bean. Jr. Varsity: Sheri Spresser, Kalena Emig, Gwen Baalman, Janice Koster. Freshman: Niceta Cahoj, Machelle Babcock. STUCO OFFICERS Karen Heim, President Mark Koster, Vice-President JaNell Peterson, Treasurer Rick Shipley, Secretary SENIOR OFFICERS Jan Kennedy, President Kathy Krannawitter, Vice-President Charlie Ostmeyer, Sec.-Treas. Keith Kennedy, STUCO Rep. JUNIOR OFFICERS Ed Heim, President Bert Mosier, Vice-President Jane Haffner, Sec.-Treas. Kalena Emig, STUCO Rep. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Harold Hartzog, President Joan Schamberger, Vice-President Mark Heim, Sec.-Treas. Herb Cressler, STUCO Rep. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Karen Rietcheck, President Philip Kliewer, Vice-President Patti Currier, Sec.-Treas. Shelly Oelke, STUCO Rep. ORGANIZATION AND CLASS SPONSORS The first instructor listed is the Head. Freshman Class - Mr. Barnes, Mr. Sekavec, Mr. Adams, Mr. Teach Sophomore Class - Mr. Smith, Mr. Brook, Mr. Morris, Mrs. Shaw Junior Class - Mr. Strecker, Mrs. Rose, Mr. Sutton, Mrs. Moore Senior Class - Mr. Mauck, Mrs. James, Mr. Rosell, Mr. Kaufman Student Council - Mr. Olson Kayettes - Miss Bink FFA - Mr. Babcock FHA - Mrs. Webster Pep Club - Miss Hassler Music Groups - Mr. Buechman, Mr. Wittig, Mr. Sutton COACHES Activities Director - Mr. Buechman Athletic Director - Mr. Martin Football - Mr. Adams, Mr. Mauck, Mr. Teach Wrestling - Mr. Mauck, Mr. Sekavec Basketball - Mr. Teach, Mr. Adams Girls Basketball - Mr. Strecker, Miss Bink Track - Mr. Olson Girls Track - Mrs. Deines Volleyball - Mrs. Deines Golf - Mr. Voth DEBATE Oberlin - Sweepstakes Liberal - Sweepstakes Ulysses - 2nd Russell - 2nd Wakennee - 3rd Santanta - 1st Regional - 1st State - 5th SPEECH St. Francis - 1st Oberlin - 2nd Oakley - 2nd State Speech - Yoland Rosell - 1st in Informative and Prose Bryan Smith - 1st in Extemp, and Poetry Carolyn Thomas - 1st in Informative Dave Eland - 2nd in Oration Steve Dietz - 2nd in Oration Ken Eland - 2nd in Extemp. Index Abbreviations B - Band BB - Basketball DT - Drill Team F - Football FFA - Future Farmers of America FHA - Future Homemakers of America FOR - Forensics G - Golf K - Kayettes MO - Minor Officer PC - Pep Club SC - Student Council T - Track V - Volleyball VM - Vocal Music W - Wrestling FLC - Foreign Language Club ACADEMICS - 24 ACKERMAN. ALVIN - (SR) FFA 1: W 1. 2; JR Play: Journalism 4 ACKERMAN. KATHLEEN - (FR) ACKERMAN. NORMA - (Head Dietician) ADAMS. MR. TERRY - B.S. Physical Education. U. of Kansas. 1974 ADS - 106 ALLEN. KELLY - (SR) FHA 1. 2. 3: K 1. 2. 3. 4: PC 1. 2. 3. 4. MO 1. 2. 4; B 1. 2, 3. MO 1; G 2: JR Play; Snoball Candi- date 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. 4; Journalism 4: FLC 2. 3 ALLEN. KIM - (SO) APPELHANS. ALLAN - (FR) APPELHANS. BEVERLY - (FR) ART SHOW - 47 ATHLETES OF THE YEAR - 80 BAALMAN. BRIAN - (SR) PC 3; FFA 1. 2, 3. 4: F 1. 2. 3. 4: W 2. 4: G 1: JR Play BAALMAN. GWEN - (SO) BAALMAN. KELLY - (FR) BAALMAN. KEYNA - (FR) BAALMAN. MARK - (SR) BAALMAN. STEPHANIE - (JR) BAALMAN GRAIN AND FERTILIZER. INC. - 111 BAALMAN SONS - 111 BABCOCK. DOUG - (JR) BABCOCK. KRIS - (SR) FHA 2. 4: K 1. 2. 3. 4; B 2; FLC 2, 3 BABCOCK. MICHELLE - (FR) BABCOCK. MR. PAUL - B.S. Agric. Edu- cation, KSU, 1970 BACON. DAN - (SR) B 1: Journalism 4 BAINTER. JEAN - (SR) FHA 1. 2, 3. 4: K 4: B 1. 2; V 1; FLC 2 BA INTER-REICHERT - 140 BAND - 38 BARHAM. JAN - (JR) BARNES. TED - B.A. Art-English. Fort Hays. 1968 BASKETBALL BEAN. CHRIS - (SR) BEAN. LORI - (SO) BELL. KAREN - (SR) FHA 1, 2. 3. 4. MO 2. 3: K 1. 2. 3. 4. MO 2, 3. 4: PC 1. 3. 4. MO 4: BB MGR 3: Homecoming Attend- ant 1: DT 1. 2. 3: FLC 2 BEN FRANKLIN STORE - 110 BERGMEIER, DAVE - (FR) BERGMEIER, MARK - (SR) B 1. 2. 3. 4: FOR 1. 2: F 1, 2. 3. 4: BB 1. 2, 3. 4: JR Play; MC 1. 2. 3. 4 BERGMEIER. MIKE - (JR) BEST. PAM - (SO) BEST. TODD - (FR) BIEKER, JUDY - (SO) BIEKER. KATHY - (JR) BIEKER. RALPH - (Board Member) BINK. JUDY - 1961 B.S. Business Ed, Bethany Nazarene College: 1969 M.S. Business Ed.. Fort Hays BLACK. NANCY - (FR) BOOSTER ADS - 145 BOXLER. NANCY - (SO) BREIT, BLAINE - (JR) BROOK. RICHARD - 1966 B.S. Christian Ed.. Manhattan Bible College; 1969 M.S. Secondary School Adm. BROWN. DARREN - (SO) BROWN. TRACY - (SR) FHA 1. 2. 3, 4: K 1, 2. 3. 4; PC 1. 2. MO 2: B 1. 2; V 1, 2; G 2: JR Play: DT 1. 2. 3: Journalism 4 BROWN CONSTRUCTION CO. - 130 BUECHMAN. MR. CHARLES - 1965 B.M.E. Music Ed.. U. of Colorado, 1967 M.A. Music Performance. Adams State College of Colorado BUEHLER. LISA - (FR) BUEHLER, LORENA - (JR) CAHOJ. NICETA - (FR) CAMPBELL. MR. DENNIS - (Board Mem- ber) CAMPBELL. JOHN - (FR) CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION - 144 CAMPBELL. MASONRY CONSTRUCTION - 136 CARMAN. CINDY - (SR) FHA 1. 2; K 1, 2. 3: PC 1. 2, 3: VM 1: JR Play; Home- coming Attendant 2, 3: Cheerleader 1,2, 3; Journalism 3. 4 C. G. F. GRAIN CO. - 113 CHAPMAN. SHEILA - (SR) K 1. 2. 3. 4. MO 4; B 1. 2. 3: FOR 2. 3: BB 4. Mgr 3: T 3; G 2: JR Play; Journalism 3, 4 CLARK. STEVE - (JR) COLEMAN. STEVE - (SO) CHARLTON, MARY - (FR) COOPER DRY GOODS - 112 COOPER GRAIN INC. - 130 COOPER. LEISHA - (JR) COOPER. MRS. MELANIE - (SR) FHA 1. 2, 3. Sec 2; K 1, 2, 3: Class Sec 1, Pres 3; B 1. 2: VM 1. 2; V 1, 2: DT 1; Journal- ism 2. 3: Quinter High School 2; Jayhawk Linn High School, Mound City 3 COUNTY OFFICERS - 123 COX. TERRY - (FR) COX. TIM - (SO) CRAFT. DENICE - (SO) CRESSLER. HERB - (SO) CRESSLER, ROSS - (SR) FFA 1. 2. 3: B 1: W 1 CRESSVUE MOTEL - 135 CROSS. GARY - (FR) CROSS. ROCKY - (SO) CURRIER. PATTI - (FR) D K SALES SERVICE - 108 DAVIS. JAMES L. - 1952 B.S. Industrial Arts, Fort Hays: 1954 M.S. Industrial Arts and Adm.. Fort Hays (Principal) DEINES. VICKI - 1965 B.S.E. Phys. Ed.. Emporia State DIETZ. STEVE - (FR) EKEY STUDIO - 121 ELAND. DAVID - (JR) ELAND. KEN - (SR) B 1. 2. 3. 4. MO 1. 2. 3. 4; FOR 1. 2. 3. 4: F 1. 2. 3. 4; BB 1. 2. 3. 4: G 1, 2. 3, 4: JR Play; Boys' State EMERICK. DARLENE - (SR) K 4: PC 1. MO 1: B 1: FOR 3: T 4: MC 1. 2. 3. 4 EMIG. KALENA - (JR) EVANS. DENNIS - (JR) 147 EWERS. TINA - (SO) FACULTY - 84 FARBER, BILL (Custodian) FARBER, RANDY - (SR) FFA 1. 2. 3, 4. Pres 4; Class V-Pres 2: F 1, 2, 3. 4; W 1, 2, 3. 4; JR Play; Homecoming Escort 1, 4 FARBER. ROBBIE - (SO) FARBER. RODGER - (JR) FARM BUREAU INSURANCE - 132 FARMERS LUMBER CO. INC. - 141 FELDT, BERNIE - (SO) FELDT, TOM - (SR) FFA 1. 2, 3; Class Pres 2; W 1, 2; JR Play; Journalism 4 FFA - 34 FHA - 49 FLC - 28 FOLTZ. DEB - (SR) FOOTBALL - 62 FORENSICS - 26 FORTIN. PAM - (SR) FHA 1. 2; K 1, 2, 3. 4; PC 1. 2. 3. 4; VM 2, 3: V 1; G 2; JR Play; Homecoming Attendant 4; Girls State; Journalism 4: FLC 2 FOSTER. MIKE - (SO) FRAZEY. DIANE - (SR) FHA 1. 2; K 1, 2. 3. 4. MO 3. STUCO 4: PC 1, 2. 3. 4. Sec 3. Pres 4; FOR 4: VM 1, 2. 3. 4; BB Mgr. 3; JR Play: FLC 2 FRAZEY. GARY - (SO) FRAZEY. DONNA - (FR) FRAZEY. ZANE - (Custodian) FRAZEY OIL CO. - 113 FRESHMAN PICTURES FIRST NATIONAL BANK GAEDE, GRANT - (SO) GALLAGHER. JOYCE - (Cook) GALLAGHER. LADONNA - (JR) GALLAGHER. MARY ELSIE - (FR) GEIST, DAVID - (FR) GENE'S BESTYET - 118 GILBERT. LINDA - (FR) GILLILAND. DOUG - (SO) GOLF - 74 GOODSON, YVONNE - (SR) GRADUATION - 104 GREAT PLAINS AUTO SUPPLY - 123 GRINNELL LOCKERS - 128 HAFFNER. JANE - (JR) HAFFNER, JUDY - (SO) HAFFNER. JULIANA - (Cook) HAFFNER. RHONDA - (FR) HARRIS. DAVID - (JR) HARTZOG. HAROLD - (SO) HARWERTH. DAVID - (SO) HARWERTH. GEORGIA - (Unified Secre- tary) HASSLER, MARTY - B.A. English, North- western State, 1972 HEIER, NORMA - (JR) HEIER, ROSIE - (Cook) HEDGE. SHERYL - (SR) K 1. 2. 3. 4. MO 1. 3. 4; B 1, 2. 3, 4: FOR 1; T 3, 4; G 2; JR Play; DT 1; MC 1, 2. 3. 4 HEIM, CHERI - (SO) HEIM. ED - (JR) HEIM. KAREN - (SR) FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. MO 3, 4; K 1. 2. 3. 4. MO 3. 4; PC 1. 2. 3. 4. MO 3, 4; B 1, 2, 3. 4. STUCO 3; FOR 2, 3: V 1. 2. 3. 4; BB 3, 4; T 1: JR Play; Cheerleader 3, 4; Twirler 2, 3, 4; DT 1, 2; MC 1. 2. 3. 4 HEIM. MARK - (SO) HEIM. NICK - (JR) HEIM, SUE - (SR) K 3. 4, MO 4: PC 1. 2. 3; B 1, 2, 3: DT 3; Journalism 4 HEIM TV AND APPLIANCE - 142 HERL, DENNIS - (FR) HESKETT, DICK - (SO) HESKETT. ROBERT - (Board Member) HOCKERSMITH. DEE ANN - (JR) HOEGEMEYER HYBRIDS - 138 HOMECOMING - 12 HONOR SOCIETY - 144 HOOK. ERIC - (SR) PC 3; BB 1; G 2 HOOK. PAM - (SO) HORSTMANN. DAWN - (FR) HOUSTON PLUMBING - 132 HOXIE CATTLE CO. - 129 HOXIE CO-OP - 143 HOXIE ELKS - 116 HOXIE IMPLEMENT - 115 HOXIE LANES CAFE - 119 HOXIE LIVESTOCK SALES - 139 HOXIE LUMBER CO. - 125 HOXIE MOTOR CO. - 124 THE HOXIE SENTINEL - 114 HOXIE STATE BANK - 120 HOXIE STEEL CO. - 142 HUGHES. DRU - (FR) JAMES. BETTE - B. A. English. Fort Hays, 1965; M.S. Literature, Fort Hays, 1970 JONES, SUE - (JR) JOURNALISM - 29 JUNIOR PICTURES - 94 JUNIOR PLAY - 20 KABA, JANET - (High School Secretary) KARLIN FARMS - 110 KARNES. JON - (JR) KARNES. JOYCE - (SO) KARNES. KAREN - (JR) KARNES, VIC - (Board Member) KAUFMAN, RANDY - B.S. Industrial Arts Ed.. Kansas State College of Pittsburg KAYETTES - 54 KENNEDY. JAN - (SR) FHA 1, 2. 3. 4. MO 3. 4; K 1. 2, 3. 4. V-Pres 4: PC 1. 3: Class Sec-Treas 2, Pres 4; DT 1, 2, 3; FLC 2, 3 KENNEDY. KEITH - (SR) FFA 1, 2. 3. 4; Class STUCO 4: F 2, 3. 4: BB 1; JR Play: MC 1. 2, 3, 4 KLIEWER, PHIL - (FR) KLIEWER, STEPHANIE - (SR) K 4; B 1. 2. 3, 4; FOR 2; V 1, 2: BB 3. 4: T 1. 2. 3. 4; DT 2. 3 KOERPERICH, AUGUSTINE - (JR) KOERPERICH. SHEILA - (FR) KOSTER, DONNA - (SR) FHA 1, 2, 3. 4; K 2. 3. 4; PC 1, 2, 3. 4; VM 3; G 2; JR Play: Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 2, 3: FFA Sweetheart 1, 2, 3, 4: Journal- ism 4: FLC 2 KOSTER, JANICE - (SO) KOSTER, MARK - (JR) KOSTER, NICK III - (SR) FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; VM 2: F 1, 2. 3. 4; W 1. 2. 3, 4; JR Play KRANNAWITTER. KATHY - (SR) FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; K 1. 2, 3: PC 1, 2. 3; Class V- Pres 4; B 1, 2, 3; V 1; Snoball Queen 4: DT 1: Journalism 4; FLC 2. 3 KRANNAWITTER. KEITH - (SR) LAMBERT. THAD - (FR) LaRUE, NANCY - (SR) FHA 1: B 1. 2. 3. 4: VM 2; Jennings High $chool 1 LEIKER. JEAN - (JR) LIESTER, JOHN - (JR) LEWIS. DAYLENE - (SO) LEWIS, MARTY - (SR) FFA 1. 2, 3. 4; VM 3: F 1. 2; W 2; G 1. 2, 3: JR Play LYON. GARY - (FR) M M BODY BUILDERS - 120 MADER, BARBARA - (SR) VM 1, 2. 3. 4: V 1. 3 MADER. BERNARD - (JR) MADER. CHARLES - (FR) MADER. DARREL - (FR) 148 MAHANNA PHARMACY - 113 MAHANNA. MR. ROBERT - (Board Mem- ber) MARTIN. DON - 1961 B.A. Physical Sci- ence , U. of Northern CO MARTIN. ESTER - (SR) VM 1, 3, 4 MARTIN. PAM - (JR) MAUCK. KAREN - (SR) FHA 1, 2. 3. 4. MO 1, 2. 3. 4: K 2. 3. 4. MO 3; PC 2, 3. 4. MO 4; B 1. 2. 3. 4. STUCO 2. Sec 3; FOR 4: VM 1. 4: T 3, 4: Cheerleader 2. 3. 4: Twirler 1. 2. 3, 4; DT 1; SC 2. 3. 4. V-Pres 3. Pres 4; MC 1, 2. 3. 4 MAUCK. REX - B.S. History, Fort Hays 1974 MAUCK. RODNEY - (FR) MEIER. CHRIS - (SR) FHA 1,2,3, MO 2. 3: K 1. 2. 3. 4. MO 2. Treas 3. V-Pres 4; PC 1, 2, 3. 4. STUCO 3. 4; VM 3, 4; V 1: JR Play: FLC 2, 3 MEIER. IRENE - (SR) FHA 1, 2. 3. 4: K 1, 2, 3: VM 2, 3; Journalism 4: FLC 2, 3 MEIER. LORI - (SO) MEIER. VITUS - (JR) MEITL, CAROL - (JR) MEITL. CINDY - (SO) MEITL, CONRAD - (FR) MEITL, EDWARD - (SR) MEITL, GAIL - (SR) FHA 1. 2, 3. 4. MO 4: PC 1. 3; B 1, 2. 3: JR Play: DT 3 MEITL, MARY - (JR) MEITL, TIM - (FR) MEITL, TOM - (SR) F 1, 2: BB 1, 2. 3, 4: T 2 MENSE, MIKE - (SO) MEURISSE, DARVIN - (SO) MICKEY HARDWARE AND FURNITURE - 108 MICKEY FUNERAL HOME - 124 MIDWEST SPRAYERS - 137 MILLS. GREG - (SO) MILLS. VICKI - (SR) FHA 1, 2, 3. 4; K 4: B 1. 2. 3. 4. MO V-Pres 4: FOR 2: V 2: T 1. 2. 3. 4: JR Play: MC 1. 2. 3 MOELLER1NG, DONNA - (SO) MOELLERING, LUCY - (SR) FHA 2. 3. 4; K 1, 2, 3; PC 1: VM 3: Journalism 4: FLC 2. 3 MOORE, PEGGY - B.S. Business Education and Physical Ed.. Fort Hays 1969 MOORMANS FEED - 122 MORRIS. MR. ROGER - B. A. History. Fort Hays 1970: M.S. School Ad. (Secondary) Fort Hays 1975 MOS1ER, BERT - (JR) MOSIER, JOHN III - (SR) FFA 4. MO 4: Class Sec-Treas 3: F 1. 2. 3. 4: W 1, 2. 3, 4: JR Play; Journalism 4 MOSS. GARY - (SO) MULLINS. GLENDA - (JR) MULLINS. ROBERT - (FR) MRS. D’S SHOPPE - 120 NEAL PLUMBING - 128 NEFF. MONICA - (FR) NEWELL, STEVE - (SR) FFA 2; Journalism 4 NEWMAN. MRS. ANGIE - (Cook) NEWMAN’S BODY SHOP - 132 NIERMEIER, DAVID - (SO) NIERNBERGER. MARK - (SR) PC 3, 4; B 2. 3. 4. MO 4, Pres 3: VM 4; F 2. 3. 4; BB 2, 3, 4: G 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Escort 3; Ellis High School 1 NORTHWEST AUCTION AND AGENCY - 135 NORTHWESTERN MOTORS - 139 OCHS. CINDY - (SR) FHA 1. 2: K 3. 4; PC 3. 4: V 1, 2: T 1: DT 1: MC 4; FLC 2. 3 OCHS. DANIELLE - (SO) OELKE, JOHNNIE - (Board Member) OELKE, KEVIN - (SO) OELKE. MARLETTE - (SR) VM 1. 2. 3: V 1. 2. 3: T 1 OELKEY, SHELLY - (FR) OLD SHERIDAN INN - 124 OLSON. JOHN - B. A. Math-Physics, Augustana College, Rock Island. III., 1971; M.A. Math OPEN RANGE COMMODITIES - 141 OSTMEYER, CHARLES - (SR) Class STUCO 3, Sec 4: F 1, 2, 3. 4; W 1, 2: JR Play PAULS FURNITURE CO. AND FUNERAL HOME - 128 PAULSON, JOHN - (SR) PEP CLUB - 52 PETERSEN. JaNELL - (SR) FHA 2, 3. 4, MO 3. 4: K 2. 3. 4. MO 4. V-Pres 3: PC 1. 2, 3, 4. MO 1. 2. 3. V-Pres 4: Class Pres 3: B 1. 2, 3, 4. MO 1. 2. 3. V-Pres 4: FOR 2. 3. 4: JR Play: Twirler 3. 4: DT 1. 2. 3: SC Sec 4; MC 1. 2. 3. 4 PETRASEK, JACKLYN - (SR) FHA 1.2,3, 4. MO 3. Pres 4; K 4: VM 1: SC 4: FLC 2 PFEIFER, BRENT - (SO) PFEIFER. BRIAN - (SO) PFEIFER. ROBERTA - (JR) PICKENPAUGH. DON - (SO) PORSCH. RUTH - (JR) PRATT. DAN - (SR) FFA 1. 2. 3, 4; F 2. 3. 4; W 1. 2. 3, 4 PRATT. DON - (SO) PRATT. ROBBIE - (SO) PRATT. PAULA - (SR) FHA 1, 2: K 1. 2. 3. 4. MO 2. STUCO 3. Pres 4: PC 1. 2. 3, 4, MO 3. 4: B 1. 2. 3; FOR 2, 3. 4; V 1: G 3; DT 1. 2. 3: Journalism 3. 4: JR Play: FLC 2. 3 PRICKETT AND SON INC. - 126 PRICKETT, BRICK - (SR) PC 3. 4: VM 1. 2; F 1, 2. 3. 4: BB 1. 2. 3. 4: T 3. 4 PRICKETT. TINA - (SO) PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK - 129 PROM - 22 RALL, DAVID - (FR) RALL. DOUG - (SO) RALL. ROBERT - (JR) RANDOLPH. BECKY - (JR) RANDOLPH. CINDY - (SO) RANDOLPH, MELVIN - (SR) T Mgr. 3 RARICK, KAREN - (FR) RARICK, PATRICIA - (SR) FHA 1: VM 1: T 2: JR Play: FLC 2, 3: Yukon High School, Okla. 1 REEVES. SUE - (FR) RICHARDS, LARRY - (Custodian) RICHMEIER, LAURA - (SO) RICHMEIER, RODNEY - (SR) FFA 1; Class Sec-Treas 1. 2; F 1, 2, 3: BB 1. 2. 3: T 1, 2, 3. 4; JR Play; Homecoming Attend- ant 3; Morland High School 1,2,3 RICHTER. ANN - (FR) RICHTER, JEFF - (SR) RIEDEL. TWILA - (SR) RIETCHECK, DAN - (JR) RIETCHECK, DAVID - (JR) RIETCHECK. GERALD - (SR) FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; F 1. 2. 3; W 1. 2: JR Play: Journalism 4 RIETCHECK. KAREN - (FR) RIETCHECK. ROGER - (FR) RITTER. RICHARD - (SO) RIX STUDIO - 116 ROBBINS. RANDY - (SR) ROBINSON. DEB - (SO) ROBINSON. GAYLON - (FR) ROGERS. GLADYS - (School Board Clerk) ROSE. ADA LOU - B.S. Psychology, K.S.U. 1949, M.S. Guidance and Coun- seling. K.S.U. 1967 ROSELL. BENNY - B.A. Theology. Phil- lips U. 1956 ROSELL. YOLANDA - (JR) 149 RUMBACK. DENNIS - (SO) SAMANIEGO, LEWIS - (FR) SCARROW. MACHELLE - (JR) SCHAMBERGER. BEVERLY - (JR) SCHAMBERGER. DON - (SO) SCHAMBERGER. JOAN - (SO) SCHAMBERGER. LEONARD - (SR) FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; VM 4; W 1. 3. 4 SCHIEFERECKE. EILENE - (SO) SCHIEFERECKE, LINDA - (FR) SCHILTZ. DON - (SR) FFA 1. 2; W 1. 2. 3. 4: JR Play: Snowball King 4 SCHILTZ. KELLY - (JR) SCHIPPERS, CHARLIE - (JR) SCHIPPERS, GEORGE - (Board Member) SCHOOL BOARD - 84 SCOTT. JOHN - (SO) SEALOCK. JULIE - (SO) SEALOCK. TINA - (SO) SEARS - 114 SEGUIN GRAIN AND FERTILIZER - 119 SEKAVEC, DALE - B.A. Psychology. Fort Hays 1970 SELBE, TERRY - (JR) SENIOR PICTURES - 97 SCHAFFER. ALLAN - (JR) SHAW, MAXINE - B.S. Commerce, Fort Hays 1943 SHIPLEY. RICK - (SR) PC 4: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres 3, 4; Class STUCO 1: VM 3: F 1. 2. 3. 4: W 2. 3; BB 1. 4: JR Play; Home- coming King 4: Homecoming Auendani 1; Class Sec-Treas 4 SHIPLEY. STEVE - (SO) SIEHNDEL. TODD - (JR) SITES. LARRY - (JR) SMITH. BILL - B.S. Phys. Ed.. Ind. Arts, Fort Hays, 1959 SMITH. BRYAN - (SR) SMITH PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC - 135 SNOBALL - 16 SOPHOMORE PICTURES - 91 SPILLMAN. JEFF - (JR) SPORTS STATISTICS - 58 SPRESSER, JERRY -(SO) SPRESSER, SHERI - (JR) SPRING TEA - 19 STAFF - 84 STATISTICS - 146 STEPHENS. RUSSELL - (SR) F 1: W 1; G 1, 2, 3, 4: JR Play: Journalism 4 STEWART, JAMES II - (SR) BB 1. 4; Jour- nalism 4 STUDLEY CO-OP - 131 STEWART'S VICKERS - 109 STILLWELL. LAURIE - (JR) STRECKER, MAURICE - B.A. Secondary Ed., French-Spanish, St. Mary of the Plains, Dodge City, 1967 STUCO - 41 SULZMAN, HAROLD - (FR) SUNFLOWER CHEMICAL - 136 SUTTON. RICK - B.M.E. Vocal Music. Wichita State U. 1972 TASCO GRAIN CO. - 133 TAYLOR. DON - (FR) TAYLOR IMPLEMENT CO. - 117 TAYLOR. JOHN - (FR) TEACH, GREGG - B.S. Biology, Empo- ria, KSU 1971 TEBO IMPLEMENT - 127 THOMAS, CAROLYN - (SR) THOMPSON, CAROL - (JR) THOMPSON, SHIRLEY - (SR) FHA 4: K 4; B 1, 2. 3: V 3. 4: BB 4; T 3. 4: DT 1 TRACK - 77 TREU. CAROLE - (SR) FHA 1, 2: K 1. 2. 3. 4: PC 1: B 1, 2. 3: VM 2. 3: DT 1. 2, 3 TWIRP DANCE - 18 VAUGHN. PHIL - (JR) VERNON, ARCHIE - (Superintendent) B.S. Liberal Arts K.S.U.. 1950 M.S. Ed. Adm. K.S.U., Additional Work at K.U., K.S.U., and Fort Hays, 1960 VERNON. PENNY - (FR) VOCAL MUSIC - 36 VOLLEYBALL - 59 VOTH, ALLEN - B S. Physical Educ.. John Brown U. 1972 WAGONER. ED - (SO) WEBER. RICK - (JR) WEBSTER. ELIZABETH - B.S. Home Eco- nomics, U. of Wisconsin, 1961; M.S. Family Relations. Florida State U. 1965 WEEKS. DEB - (FR) WEEKS. DONNA - (JR) WEEKS. RICHARD - (FR) WEIS. LEO MICHAEL - (FR) WEIS. ROSE - (SR) V 3. 4: BB 3. 4; T 4 WENTE. DUANE - (FR) WENTE. ELAINE - (JR) WENTE. LYNNE - (JR) WHITE. PATTY - (SR) FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. MO 2. 3. 4: K 2: PC 1; B 1, 2, 3: DT 1, 2, 3; Journalism 3, 4 WIKOFF. PHIL - (SO) WILDEMAN. LINDA - (SO) WILLIAMS. BRETT - (JR) WILLIAM TIRE INC. - 141 WITTIG, DONALD - B.M. Music. Fort Hays, 1960 WOODWORKING SHOW - 32 WOODWYK, AL - (SR) PC 3. 4. STUCO 4; VM 4: F 1. 2. 3. 4: W 2, 3: BB 1. 4; T 3, 4: Paw Paw, Mich. 1; Elizabeth. Colo- rado 2 WOODWYK. LORI - (SO) WOODWYK. SIMON - (JR) TONY WOODWYK CONSTRUCTION - 134 WRESTLING - 66 ZERFAS, DEB - (FR) ZODROW. LEO - (SR) ZODROW. LUCILLE - (FR) ZODROW, VIRGINIA - (SO) 150