Hoyt High School - Cowboy Yearbook (Hoyt, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1969 volume:

THE COWBOY 69 Hoyt Rural High School Hoyt, Kansas SECRETARY: Mrs. Carolyn Golden JANITORS: Mr. Bernard Slattery and Mr. Arnold Damme. BUS DRIVERS: Terry Nightingale, John Waller, Bob McDaniel, Ed Ryan, Glen Finson. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Spiel- man, Noni Stithem, Bob Zimmerman. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Mr. Copeland, Mr. Fenske, Mr. Renfro, Mr. McCabe- Supt., Mr. Blackwood, Mr. Wyatt, Mr. Stalker. PRINCIPAL: MR. WILLIAM HANSON MR. McDaniel Science MRS. HANSON Social Studies MR. RYAN Vo. Ag. and Shop MRS. LAWSON English MISS RING Business MR. LAWSON Library Faculty 69 MRS. HOUR Home Ec. MR. CAPLINGER Music MR. NIGHTINGALE Math The Graduates mr. McDaniel We, the class of 1969, take this op- portunity to dedicate our yearbook, The Cowboy 69 , to our sponsors, Mr. McDaniel and Mrs. Houk. They have devoted time and effort in help- ing us with our Junior-Senior Prom, Carnival, Junior Play, and all of our other activities during the last four years. Their leadership and guidance has given us the confidence to face the future. MRS. HOUK KENNETH PAUL MARTIN President Hoyt 1-4; FFA 1-2; Music 1-3; Football 1-4; Basket- ball 1-4; Baseball 3; Class Officer 2-4; King Candi- date 4; Junior Play 3. BENITA ELLEN ALBRIGHT Vice President Hoyt 1-4; Class Officer 1,4; Kayettes 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3; Pep Club 1-3; Sweetheart Candidate 3; Annual Staff 4; Music 1-2; Junior Play 3. DEBBIE ANN RICKEL Treasurer Hoyt 1-4; Class Officer 3-4; Kayettes 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Sweetheart Candidate 3; Annual Staff 4; Music 1-4; Basketball 1; Junior Play 3; Home- coming Att. 4. LINDA LOU DEER Secretary Hoyt 1-4, Class Officer 4, Kayettes 1,4, Pep Club 1-4, Music 1-3, Ju- nior Play 3. KATHERINE IRENE STIERS Reporter Hoyt 1-4, Class Officer 1, 2, 4, Kay- ettes 4, Pep Club 1-3, Music 1-4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 2-4. PAULA JO CLELLAND S. C. Rep. Hoyt 1-4, Kayettes 2, Music 1-2, Junior Play 3, Student Council 3. 6 JAMES C. FULLER Hoyt 1-4, Class Officer 2, FFA 1-4, Music 1-2, Football 1-2, Baseball 3, Junior Play 3. DEAN CHARLES OESTMAN Hoyt 1-4, Class Officer 3, FFA 1-4, Music 1-4, Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 4. SANDRA LOU ZIMMERMAN Hoyt 1-4, Class Officer 3, Kay- ettes 1-4, Pep Club 1-3, Sweet- heart Candidate 2, Music 1-3, Basketball 1, Junior Play 3, Stu- dent Council 4. SANDRA KAYE FLEMING Hoyt 2-4, Kayettes 2-4, Cheer- leader 4, Pep Club 2-4, FFA Sweetheart 3, Music 2, Junior Play 3, Queen of Courts 3. MARGARET LOUISE ROSE Hoyt 1-4, Kayettes 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 1-4, Music 1-4, Junior Play 3, Stu- dent Council 4. JAMES NEIL HARDING Hoyt 1-4, FFA 1-4, Music 1,2,4, Football 2-4, Basketball 2-4, Track 1-4, State Track Meet 3, Baseball 3, Junior Play 3. MONICA ANN FOSTER Hoyt 1-4, Class Officer 1-3, Kay- ettes 1-2, Cheerleader 2-3, Pep Club 1-4, FFA Sweetheart 2, An- nual Staff 4, Music 1-2, Basketball 1, Junior Play 3, Homecoming Queen 4. BOBBY LEE MOSHER Hoyt 1-4, Music 1-2, FFA 1-4, Ju- nior Play 3. NONA LYNN DAVENPORT Hoyt 1-4, Class Officer 2-3, Kay- ettes 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 1-4, Annual Staff 4, Music 1-4, Basketball 1, Ju- nior Play 3, Student Council 4. MARIE ANN DRESHER Hoyt 2-4, Kayettes 4, Pep Club 2-4, Music 2-4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 2-4. VICKI LYNN PEDEN Hoyt 2-4, Kayettes 2-4, Pep Club 2-4, Music 2, Junior Play DONALD CHARLES PAPPAN Hoyt 3-4, FFA 3-4, Music 4, Football 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Baseball 3, Track 3, Homecom- ing King 4, Junior Play 3. LINDA KAY HINKLE Hoyt 1-4, Kayettes 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 1-4, Music 1-3, Junior Play 3, Bas- ketball 1. ROBERT DALE BAUSCH Hoyt 1-4, FFA 1-4, Music 1-4, Football 1-4, Basketball 2-4, Track 1-3, Junior Play 3. GILBERT PATRICK O'SHEA Hoyt 1-4, FFA 1-4, Music 1,2, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 2-4, Track 1-2, Baseball 3, Ju- nior Play 3. DEANNA FAYE TUCK Hoyt 1-4, Class Officer 1, Kayettes 1, Pep Club 1-4, Sweetheart Candi- date 3, Music 1-4, Junior Play 3, Basketball 1, Homecoming Att. 4, Student Council 1, 3, Cheerleader 4. 9 UNDERCLASSMEN Rick Moore Terry Cole Alice Smith Vicki Mullin Clinton Cummings Larry Meggison President Vice President Secretary Treasurer S. C. Rep. Gerald Shetron President Linda Hill Vice President Patti Goodman Secretary LeAnn Foster Treasurer Loren Shufeldt S. C. Rep. Debbie Elliot David Bostwick Jackie Davenport Elaine Kalick Ken Bailey Cindie Rickel Sophomores Cleon Rickel David McKee Gale Moore Bill Dreasher Martin Hamilin Claudie Doud Rick Peden Kirk Metzer e Joe Dickinson Alberta Shetron Debbie Albright Sandra Langley Crystal Anweiler Mike Campbell President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Reporter S. C. Rep. Brian Zimmerman Larry Tuck Kathy McCauley Melvin Burress Terry McCabe Anna Smith Beginning Freshmen Buddy Lynn Gary Reddick Lequetta Harding Rusty Mitchell Tom Ponte Morris Hinkle Bill Mullin Linda Durham John Davenport Mary Moore Paul Langley Debbie McLucas Bill Chapman Vicky Pasley John Stiers Miss Ring Mr. Ryan FIRST ROW: Mrs. Olive, Michael Hill, Lesley Koehler, Nancy Deer, Greg Rickel, Sharolyn Toburen, Debbie Mosher. SECOND ROW: Randi Rinehart, Don Campbell, Karen McCabe, Debbie Dilsaver, Sharie Kern, Michael Hinkle, Billy Akard, Jeff Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Dean Higley, Ed Hrenchir, Robin Hanne, Becky Cummings, Randy Spencer, Dale Bausch, Delores Mahkuk, Richard Mull in, Gary Foster. Eighth Grade Commencement May 20, 1969 15 FIRST ROW: Cathy Summers, Kaye Zimmerman, Patty Hill, Dick Willis, Randy Meggison, Faye Moore, Kathryn Burger, Twila Penry, Debbie Dreasher. SECOND ROW: Larry Langley, Farley Goretzen, Ron Barnes, Ronnie Stithem, Doug McKee, Tommy VanHouton, Pam Chapman. THIRD ROW: Ricky Spencer, John Shetron, Jimmy Bailey, Donna Akard, Roberta Mathena, Carol Baily, Debbie Bowden, Jesse Bailey. FIRST ROW: Patty Durham, Mervin Nicolay, Jr. , Jimmy Joy, Steve Fisenbarth, Jack Swank, Donette Finson. SECOND ROW: Sheryle Tichenor, Gerorge Mahkuk, Dana Miller, Mike Weber, Lee Tuck, Mark Cole, Charles Smith, Tom Stiers. THIRD ROW: Lee Clelland, Raymond Kent, Connie Mathena, Marsha Chapman, Candy Spielman, Russell Kalcik, Kathy Spencer, Royce Zachariasen. FIRST ROW: Michael Dreasher, Jeri McCabe, Dennis Barnes, Grcggory Lynn, Nickelle Higley, Donna Stithem, Kathie Joe Fox. SECOND ROW: Darrell VanHoutan, Vernon Deer, Michael O'Shea, Victor Hanson, Kim Goertzcn, Randy Stithem, Catherine Langley, Terri Lee McDaniel, Cindy Chapman. THIRD ROW: Terry Albright, Belinda Foster, Deborah Eisenbarth, Eric Rickel, Richard Spielman, Philip Hrenchir, Joan Hamlin, Carolyn Carver, Mrs. Emma Bowers. FOURTH ROW: David Burget, Connia Hanna, John Mullin, Kenneth Kelly, Bobbie Akard, James Potter, Kevin Wage, Llaina Shufeldt, Wilma Noland. FIRST ROW: Theresa Pasley, Cindy Weber, Patrici Ramage, Steve Goodman, Jimmy Schietz, Myra Swank, Janet Golden, Cynthia Mosher. SECOND ROW: Tony Fuller, Robbie Robinson, Tracy Willis, Roberta Armstrong, Deon Zachariasen, Albert Mahkuk, Nina Joy, James Kevin Kent, Mrs. McElfresh. THIRD ROW: Kevin Kelly, Lewis Allen, Donald Dillner, Lynn Fisher, Douglas Toburen, Rick Teaford, Lavera Smith, John Marr, Cris Hanson. NOT PICTURED: Lori Dick, Ronald Seymour, Mark Lewman. FIRST ROW: Betty Stiers, Mike Tea ford, Jerry Albright, Nancy Lea Rinehart, Kenneth Fisen- barth, Otha Spielman, Lesa Deer, Betty Jo Mull in, Rodney Stadel, Mary Jo Albright. SECOND ROW: Donna Foster, Brett Fox, Rebecca Spencer, Mark Poort, Joy Zachariasen, Nancy Kay Gooderl, Sandra Chapman, Darlene Dillner, Verna Hanson, Doris Armstrong. THIRD ROW: Shirley Potter, David Penry, Cynthia Hrenchir, Janet Nioce, Duane Zimmerman, Timmy Burget, David Tichenor, Diane Kalcik, Sherylyn Curtis, Teresa Sims, Charlie VanHoutan, Laura Waller. Sharis Thompson, Ed Dreasher, Kent Cook, Kenny Jerome, Tod Cole, Kerril Lovendahl, Sandra Weber, Janel Stalker. SECOND ROW: Pat Teaford, Julie Carver, Kimberly Wege, Rhonda Toburen, Jim Chapman, Kimberly Kent, Phillip Fisenbarth, Melanie Rolfe. THIRD ROW: Debrae Mahkuk, Charlie Zweifel, Barbara Hrenchir, Kathy Robinson, Jerri Bausch, Marie Marr, Karen Kelly, Dale Waller, Kellie Long. FIRST ROW: Annette Allensworht, Laura Curtis, Jill Schuetz, Daniel Albright, Ronald Eisen barth, Wesley Schreiber, Lyle Bausch, John Zidek, Dennis Dillner, Joe Harris, Michell Eckhoff. SECOND ROW: Wade Osterhaus, Richard Thompson, Kimberly Everhart, James McClasky, Semetha Rickel, Kevin Parrett, Daniel Lack, Jeffrey Golden, David Hill, Elizabeth Robinson, Deitra Sims. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Hanne. FIRST ROW: Carrie Wabaunsee, Kristy Wege, Charles Hamlin, Jon Robinson, Lori Stall- baumer, Daryl Penry, Brenda Allensworth. SECOND ROW: Rick Durham, Annetta Jerome, Derril Lovendahl, Rex Dreasher, Jeff Stalker, Christina Bell, Jerry Stithem. THIRD ROW: Renita Hanson, Wayne Hardin, Keith Kelly, Terriann Stithem, Johnnie Pahmahmie, Kim Parrett, Randy Rickel, Benny Nioce. Aetion To Win A-TEAM: Larry Meggison, Ralph Ponte, Bob Thompson, Bob Bausch-Capt., Jim McCauley, Alan Kern, Rick Moore, Terry Cole. SECOND ROW: Coach Nightingale, Ed Mosher, Mike Ramage, Don Pappan, Kenny Martin- Capt., Neil Harding, Pat O'Shea, Mike Harding, Gerald Shetron, Coach Ryan. Coaches Nightingale and Ryan Hoyt- 38 Seneca- 6 Hoyt- 48 Meriden- 24 Hoyt- 31 Denison- 20 Hoyt- 45 Dover- 20 Hoyt- 13 Powhattan- 0 Hoyt- 26 Mayetta- 34 Hoyt- 18 Whiting- 19 Hoyt- 22 Soldier- 19 DEFENSE. FIRST ROW: Gerald Shetron, Rick Moore, Pat O'Shea, Bob Thompson, Alan Kern, Neil Harding. SECOND ROW: Mike Ramage, Mike Harding, Don Pappan, Bob Bausch, Ralph Ponte. OFFENSE. FIRST ROW: Mike Harding, Bob Thompson, Pat O'Shea, Bob Bausch, Jim McCauley, Alan Kern, Neil Harding. SECOND ROW: Ed Mosher, Don Pappan, Kenny Martin, Terry Cole. B-TEAM: Jerry Finson-Mgr., Melvin Burress, Paul Langley, Buddy Lynn, Mike Campbell, Brian Zimmerman, Tom Ponte. SECOND ROW: Martin Hamlin, Larry Tuck, Loren Shufeldt, Fred Stiers, Gary Reddick, Donald Hrenchir, Terry McCabe. THIRD ROW: Coach Nightingale, Bill Chapman, Ronnie Tuck, Cleon Rickel, John Davenport, Bill Mullin, Leslie Gooderl, David McKee, Randy Lynn, Coach Ryan. The B-Team games were much closer than the scores indicated. Our opponents usually won in the last half of the game, although the game with Whiting was decided in the last quarter. The year was not as successful as the Cowboys would have liked; however they had a lot of fun and gained much valuable experience for their future years at Hoyt High. A-TEAM: Coach Nightingale, Mike Harding, Don Pappan, Pat O'Shea, Neil Harding, Kenny Martin, Ed Mosher. And The Beat Goes On B-TEAM: Melvin Burress, Brian Zimmerman, Terry McCabe, Bill Chapman, Donald Hrenchir, Martin Hamlin, Joe Dickinson, Rusty Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Coach Ryan, Larry Tuck, Bob Thompson, Ronnie Tuck, Ken Bailey, John Davenport, Gerald Shetron, David McKee, Loren Shufeldt, Alan Kern. Make Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt That Point A Team 63-43 Paxico 54- 49 J. North 51-45 Whiting 57-51 Soldier 43- 34 Powhattan 46-58 Meriden 56-68 Mayetta 55- 51 Soldier 76-86 Denison 75- 63 J. North 76- 70 Denison 78-64 Whiting 44- 58 Powhattan 72- 74 Mayetta 68-70 Wetmore 73- 86 Paxico Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt Hoyt B Team 57-68 Paxico 42- 33 J. North 56- 54 Whiting 55-41 Soldier 57- 48 Powhattan 52- 25 Meriden 62-44 Mayetta 48-37 Soldier 45-61 Denison 64-66 J. North 55-58 Denison 62-80 Whiting 58- 41 Powhattan 53- 59 Mayetta 59- 62 Wetmore 43- 57 Paxico Track Lettermen Neil - javlin Track 69 Relay Team FIRST ROW: Mrs. Houk, Don- nie Rickel, Kathy Durham, Jan Holston, Sandi Fleming, Deanna Tuck. SECOND ROW: Debbie Albright, Alberta Shetron, Patti Goodman, Cindie Rickel, Elaine Kalcik, Jackie Davenport. THIRD ROW: Crystal Anweiler, Le- quetta Harding, Vicky Pasley, Mary Moore, Linda Durham, Sandra Langley. FOURTH ROW: Gayle Moore, Alice Smith, Kathy McCauley, LeAnn Foster, Linda Hill, Monica Foster-Vice Pres. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Rose, Margie Dreasher, Debbie Rickel, Lynn Davenport-Sec., Linda Deer-Sec. , Linda Hinkle-Treas. SIXTH ROW: Connie Noland, Debbie Elli- ott, Mary Noland, Rovvena Harding. We Got Soul, Now You Get Some Today For Tomorrow 7969 Kayettes FIRST ROW: Lynn Davenport, Jan Holston, Sandy Zimmerman, Sandi Fleming, Linda Hinkle-Treas., Patti Goodman-Sec,, Vicki Mullin-Vice Pres., Debbie Rickel-Pres., Miss Ring. SECOND ROW: Kathy Stiers, Sandra Langley, Margaret Rose, Margie Dreasher, Debbie Elliott, Cindie Rickel, Elaine Kalcik, Jackie Davenport, Alice Smith. THIRD ROW: Gayle Moore, Lequetta Harding, Linda Deer, Debbie Al- bright, Alberta Shetron, Crystal Anweiler, Mary Moore, Linda Durham, Kathy McCauley. Heart Fund Drive The Kayettes sponsored a Christmas Prom on De- cember 14, for the entire student body with the Swingerettes providing the music. One of the Kay- ette projects was collecting toys for the needy chil- dren at KNI. The many different kinds of toys were donated by the parents in the Hoyt area. As a money-making project Mrs. Leland's candy bars and polly-wogs were sold. On the cold and snowy day of March 11 the Kayettes canvassed the Hoyt area for the Heart Fund Drive collecting $125.00. On January 18 the Kayettes and Pep Club served 200 members of the Lion's Club for their Charter Dinner. For extra activities we scheduled two parties that we enjoyed very much. 29 Future Farmers Of America FIRST ROW: Terry Cole-Sec. , Ed Mosher-Sentinel, Bob Bausch-Reporter, Pat O'Shea-Vice Pres. , Jim Fuller - Treas. , Neil Harding-Pres. , Mr. Ryan. SECOND ROW: Mark Foster, Don Pappan, Mike Ramage, Ralph Ponte, Mike Harding, Alan Kern, Bill Mullin. THIRD ROW: John Davenport, Donald Hrenchir, Bob Thompson, Tom Ponte, Bob Mosher, Gerald Shetron, Larry Tuck, Bill Chapman. FOURTH ROW: Jim McCauley, Cleon Rickel, David McKee, Martin Hamlin, Ken Bailey, Loren Shufeldt, Ronnie Tuck, Morris Hinkle, Gary Reddick. FIFTH ROW: Larry Meggison, Randy Lynn, Rick Moore, Bill Dreasher, Mike Diehl, Brian Zimmerman, Melvin Burress, John Stiers, Mike Campbell. SIXTH ROW: Clinton Cummings, Leslie Gooderl, Terry McCabe, Rusty Mitchell, Kirk Metzer, Dean Oestman, Paul Langley, Joe Dickinson, Buddy Lynn. 30 Livestock Judging Team Slave Auction Dairy Judging Team Public Speaking Team Beef Judging Team 4th Division - 3rd place Gerald, Donnie Rickel, Sweetheart - LeAnn Foster, Ro- Donald, Leslie Horton - 3rd place Rusty, Loren, wena Harding, Debbie Albright. Jim. Star Livestock and Dairy Judge Star Greenhand - Gary Reddick, Star - Leslie Gooderl, Star Land Land Judging Team Chapter Farmer - Mark Foster. Judge - Mike Harding. Student Council The Student Council was active this year with a membership of fourteen under the sponsorship of Mr. Lawson. The organization participated in beneficial ways such as financing the band music for home- coming. At added to the school spirit by making available school emblem sweat shirts. The selling of candy and pop was very successful with substan- tial financial gain. All members felt it was an hon- or to be a Student Council member. Pres. -Margie Dreasher, Vice Pres. -Mark Foster, Sec. -Sandy Zimmerman, Treas. -Kathy Durham, Par. -Lynn Davenport, Chaplin-Cleon Rickel. STANDING: Sponsor-Mr. Lawson, Members-Larry Meg- gison, Clinton Cummings, Kathy Stiers, Sandy Fleming, Margaret Rose, Mike Campbell, Loren Shue- feldt. 32 MIXED CHORUS: FIRST ROW: Connie Noland, Kathy Stiers, Mary Noland, Debbie Eliot. SECOND ROW: Mike Deihl, Margie Dreasher, Elaine Kalcik, Lynn Davenport, Deanna Tuck, Rowena Harding, Debbie Rickel, Margaret Rose. THIRD ROW: Alan Kern, Dean Oestman, Don Pappan, Bill Dreasher, Mr. Caplinger. Say It With Music BAND: FIRST ROW: David Bostwick, Karen McCabe, Royce Zachariasen, Jeri McCabe, Connie Mathena, Kaye Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: Cathy Summers, Sham Kern, Lesley Koehler, Sharolyn Toburen. THIRD ROW: Philip Hrenchir, Randy Meggison, John Shetron, Roberta Mathena, Kathryn Burget. FOURTH ROW: Terry McCabe, Greg Lynn, Jack Swank, Farley Goertzen, Dean Higley, Richard Willis. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Caplinger, Tom Van Houtan, Randy Lynn, Donna Akard. The Cowboy 69 Editor - Debbie Rickel Co Editor - Lynn Davenport Bus. Manager - Monica Foster Sales Manager - Beni Albright Photography - Dean Oestmann Sponsor - Miss Ring The Annual Staff was assisted by the members of the Senior Class in selling advertisements for our yearbook, totaling approximately $400. We hit an all-time high by selling 95 annuals to students and faculty members. We wish to thank the faculty for their cooperation during the year. Annual Staff Where's the grass? Dam, it doesn't fit, Groovy Where are you Mr. Hanson? I'd rather do it myself. ACTIVITIES Debbie Rickel Queen Monica and King Don Homecoming 7969 Kenny Martin Ed Mosher Deanna Tuck The football game was played with Mayetta, with a score of 26-34 May- etta’s favor. Homecoming was held Oc- tober 30, 1968 in the Hoyt gym. The theme was Silver Silhouetts. The music was provided by the Majesties. The dance was sponsored by the Student Council. 37 Stop! Everybody stop! Don't Be Bashful Nancy Adams.........................Donnie Rickel Walter Adams..................................Alan Kern Grace Adams..........................Alice Smith Ken Hunt......................................Fred Stiers Sam Hunt.........................Larry Meggison Judy Hunt........................... Kathy Durham Larry Marshall................................Mike Harding Phyllis Burk...................................Jan Holston Frances Terry........................Vicki Mull in Caroline Green.........................Pam Doud Officer Pluck .......................Randy Lynn Prompter.......................Clinton Cummings Curtain Man........................Jim McCauley Sound and Art......................Mike Ramage Stage hands.................................. Rick Moore, Ralph Ponte Tickets...............................Mark Foster, Leslie Gooderl, Terry Cole Sponsors......................................Mrs. Hanson Mr. Nightingale Won’t somebody listen to me ? Let me out of here!! Some worked In Senior Carnival Our greatest profit; BINGO 40 ♦558.00 Some played Lucky square Take a chance. Moonlight The Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Hoyt gymnasium on May 3, 1969. The banquet was catered by the Trails Cafe from Holton, which provided a fine meal. The gym was decorated by a wishing well in the center with streamers of blue and silver extending outward and down- ward. Red roses set off the theme of Moonlight and Roses. Providing the entertainment for the ban- quet were junior girls singing Moon River and Donnie Rickel playing a piano solo. The music for the dance was provided by Eric and The Norsemen. Everybody attending had an enjoyable evening. JUNIOR CLASS FLOWER Red Rose Bud COLORS Sapphire Blue and Gold MOTTO Today's Success Is Tommorrow's Future SENIOR CLASS FLOWER Red Rose COLORS Sapphire Blue and Silver MOTTO 'Not finishing, Just beginning Baccalaureate May 18 May 21 Commencement Class O Not Finishing Just Beginning r A KRIZ-DAVIS OF KANSAS INC. Wholesale Electrical LAZY G RANCH Supplies 401 West Norris Street Phone: FL 4-9532 Topeka, Kansas 66608 Owners The Goodman's HOYT HOUSE BOOSTERS STEPHENSON S DAVIS PAINT JACKSON COUNTY FARM BUREAU BILL RHULE FORD OF BEAUTY CLARKS CHEVROLET COMPANY GRIFFIN BODY SHOP DRUMMER BOY DRIVE-IN ED S TASTEE FREEZ Hoyt, Kansas A. G. EDWARDS SONS, INC. HOLIDAY SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER Phone: 986-6213 HALL DIRECTORY INC. PELLETIER'S SIMILAR MODE UNIFORMS Congratulations from 8th Grade Class CRANE AND CO. INC. Stationers and Office Outfitters 110-112 East 8th St. Topeka 709 Mass. Lawrence Our 100th Year BOTTENBERG AUTO CO. INC. 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HESS JEWELERS STANLEY'S WESTERN TIRE POSTAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION BLANCHE SPENCER REALTOR HOYT CONOCO SERVICE HOYT SERVICE STATION WHITED-RAINE AGENCY FRENN’S FABRICS F. J. GABLE-REALTOR MILGRAM BIG “ B LEE’S FLOWER GIFT SHOP RUSS'S IGA FARM MARKET SEARS MERCHANT STORE SO LO DISCOUNT BUD’S TIRE CO INC. SALT'S BARBER SHOP PETREE PROPANE KRIEG’S FLOWERS GIBBS CLOTHING CO. KINYON DIST. CO. SHERMAN FEED SEED INC. J EN KIN S M U SIC CO M PA N Y EMERY SHINIER FEEDS SEEDS ELKINS PHARMACY 927 North Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas 66608 STATE OF KANSAS f'((-1 ('( ( I I h( fj( t ( .1 (I(' 1 STATE CAPITOL BUILOING TOPEKA. KANSAS 66612 ROBERT B DOCKING GOVERNOR May 13, 1969 Mr. William V. Hanson, Principal Hoyt High School Hoyt Kansas 66440 Dear Mr. Hanson: Since I cannot personally attend the commencement of your High School Seniors, I would appreciate your conveying to them the following message: To the 1969 Graduating Class: If I understand what they mean by the saying ’Do your thing,' it means develop your potentiality. Find a way of expressing the best that is in you. Each of you is on the way to doing your thing. Don't stop here. Congratulations. With every good wish. 55 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON TO THE 1969 GRADUATING CLASS HOYT HIGH SCHOOL Ibis is a day when congratulations are in order not only to the graduates but to the parents, teachers, and administrators whose efforts have helped to make this achievement possible. I extend ray heartiest congratulations to all of you. At a time when there is much talk about the differences between the generations, I think it is useful to remark upon a similarity between your graduating class of 1969 and ray graduating class of 1930. Your high school years have been historic ones. When you entered high school, mem was making his elementary steps into space. In your senior year, three brave Americans journeyed around the moon. Mien I graduated from high school, only three years had passed since a man flew for the first time across the Atlantic Ocean. Despite the obvious difference in years, we have this in common: we all know what it is to be young at the start of an age of adventure. You will discover, as I did, that each person must make his own exploration of the world, make his own discoveries, shape his own triumphs, endure his own tragedies. Each of us is an explorer of himself, of history, of knowledge, of the intricate and beautiful and wonderful varieties of experience. 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