Inman High School - Teuton Yearbook (Inman, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1974 volume:

This time in our lives, Has caused us to meet And walk together for a while To learn, as we must, About ourselves and others. To follow where others have trod. But we’re here only a second Then the time is gone. For you see, my friend, We grow from each other, And when we have taught each other All we can teach, And learned all we can, Then we must part, And follow our own voice, To others who can teach us more. Dorothy Schierling tujntCtwThxiXto '74 tuMHv, fCcuitoS Donna Coofyude b, L i Tobfe off Focutiy Dedications dosses Royotty AddeUcs Ovgoiugoitoiis 2 4 fiJUv. flAlOtott (A . £o Utig A special tribute to a wonderful man: This year the yearbook staff and the students and fac- ulty of Inman High School dedicate this yearbook to a man who has been an inspiration to all of us. Mr. Goering has lived all his life in McPherson County and has taught thirty-eight of his thirty-nine teaching years in the Inman Schools: twelve years at Turkey Creek, twelve years at Inman Grade where he also served as principal and fourteen years at Inman High where he has been principal for the past nine years. Mr. Goering attended college during the depression but still found it possible to participate in athletics, debate, music, and dramatic productions. His father encouraged him to go into teaching and he found he enjoyed it and has made it his life-long profession. He has taught many subjects but his first love is still sci- ence. He said his most memorable experiences have included winning a trip to Russia and winning a scholar- ship that enabled him to study in Germany. Since his trips there he has spent many happy hours sharing both pictures and experiences with his family and friends as well as the students and the public. His plans for the future are indefinite but he hopes to continue doing a little farming” and perhaps more traveling. We know his plans include having time to read the many books he has collected over the years. He is also an avid collector of historical coins and a great quoter of poetry. Mr. Goering has worked in the community and in Eden church all his life and we know his family will enjoy having the opportunity to spend more time with him although we will miss him often. Mr. Goering has the following words of wisdom for all students. So conduct your schooling that when you look back, you won’t wish you hadn't.” Pictured; Mr. Goering in his German class: in his office: Bertha Reimer, Secretary, and the student body a constant responsibility for the principal. This year the yearbook staff and the students and faculty of Inman High School dedicate this yearbook to a man who has been a friend, teacher, and neighbor for two decades: Donald L. Kimble. He is a man who lives a life of honesty and friendliness, a man who loves laughter and telling tall tales, a man who loves to fish and play cupid in the community. He has served Inman not only in the field of education but also in church and in the Lions Club. He has served the nation as an agent in the FBI, a lieutenant in the Navy and an honor mem- ber in FDR's funeral. He has taught twenty-two years to both father and son while raising three children of his own. He will long be remembered as an example to every student who has passed through IHS. His classes have taught us to understand crops, live- stock , machinery, welding, and the value of a dime. He has enjoyed working in FFA and in young farmer's organizations. Inman High has been nis pride and FFA his particular joy since they have won many honors and awards including a State Fair Grand-Championship. He has enjoyed and has looked forward to the FFA Fishing Trips as much as the boys and even more. He has many fond memories of taking the boys to the American Royal, to many judging contests throughout the state, and to various field trips throughout the community. His retirement plans are incomplete but they include fishing, traveling and visiting with his many friends. In short, he is a man with a big heart and stu- dents will forever miss his towering presence in the halls of IHS. YEARBOOK STAFF - BACK ROW, Left to Right: Shivawn Friesen, Mike Esau. Mrs. Gearhart. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Joni Osborn, Beverly Riff el, Donna Cooprider, Kent Kaufman. TOP - Mr. Worthing, Yearbook Photography. LEFT - Mrs. Gearhart, Yearbook Sponsor. JOURNALISM STAFF - BACK ROW, Left to Right: Deb Schmidt, Keith Pankratz, Kelly Petterson, Curtiss Regehr, Susan Achilles, Bert Hull, David Wedel, Terry Mattson, Dale Willems, Denise Franz, Shivawn Friesen, Wesley Thiessen. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Jackie Baerg, Beverly Riffel, Don Thiessen, Joni Osborn, Mrs. Gearheart, Marci Penner, Vicki Martin, Jay Froese, and Donna Cooprider. ££RBOO!C A class dedicated to the publication of this book. We have enjoyed photographing and writing up the various events that have taken place during this school year. We hope you will enjoy the many memories we have captured as you leaf through this book. THE YEARBOOK STAFF- jQURWjgu The newspaper staff had a responsibility of producing a school publication weekly. The paper has aired the current events, gripes, and praise of both student and faculty of Inman High and at the same time hopefully has brought enjoyment to our readers. QcUmIBoqjuL The Board of Education has worked long and hard this year to improve the school system at IHS. This year we have seen the addi- tion of a new wing on the High School and the opening of a new art department plus many innovations in the traditional curriculum. We appreciate the time freely fiven by the Board members and the edication of Mr. Charles Gibson in making Inman High unique. PICTURED - TOP, L to R: Nick Martens, President; Wallace Howell, Vice President; Walt Neufeld. MIDDLE: Gary Ely, Marvin Toews, Wayne Smith. BOTTOM: Virgil Regehr, Charles Gibson, Superintendent. 12 MR. TOM WORTHING Mathematics Head Basketball Coach Asst. Track and Football Coach MR. TERRY SOMERS Head Football and Track Coach Asst. Basketball Coach Health and Physical Education PICTURED ABOVE RIGHT - Kathy Howell, Wylene Gaddert, and Mike Esau in Algebra II. PICTURED LOWER LEFT - Mau- reen Hull in Health Class. MR. JIM EWERT Social Science Forensics Coach PICTURED ABOVE LEFT - Marci Penner working hard in P.E. A tired Mrs. Dole. Mrs. Marsha Sommers, substitute teacher for Mrs. Dole. PICTURED LOWER LEFT - Mr. Ewert trying to instruct Mandel Friesen. MR. JAMES DODY Business Education Instructor STUCO Sponsor PICTURED LEFT - Mr. Dody explain- ing it all to Linda Havercroft. RIGHT - Mr. Dody telling another joke to the Office Practice class. BELOW LEFT - Mr. Dody fixing another broken typewriter. BELOW RIGHT - Mr. Cochran showing one of his skills. MR. ELMER COCHRAN Industrial Arts Instructor Girls' Basketball Coach Pep Club Sponsor PICTURED LEFT - Mr. Cochran trying to act real tough. RIGHT - Mackie Gearhart learning how to use the saw. MRS. MARTHA FITZWATER Art Instructor - Pep Club Sponsor PICTURED RIGHT - Jewel Hall and Mrs. Fitzwater with clay. BELOW - Kathy Linsheid being artistic. MRS. KAY HORN Home Economics FHA Sponsor PICTURED ABOVE - Bachelors enjoying Bachelor Living. LEFT - Tom Kerdolff and Terry Mattson, Chris Kaufman, and Larry Toews checking their pancakes. MISS KAY KNELLER English, Speech, Kayette Sponsor. PICTURED LEFT - David Wilson doing Demonstration speech and Miss Kneller. MRS. PHYLLIS SHERICH Freshman English Pep Club Sponsor. PICTURED RIGHT - Penny Martin and Joleen Wedel reading a skit, and Mrs. Scherich. MRS. COLEEN GEARHART English, Speech, Journalism, Y earhook, Junior Class Sponsor. PICTURED LEFT - Mrs. Gearhart and Jean Flickenger. Really no one hit me.' ’ Mr. Thiessen helping Margaret work out a part. Mr. Guse going over the director's music. MR. LEON THIESSEN: Vocal Music Director, Sophomore Class Sponsor. MR. GEORGE KLIEWER: Counselor, Junior Class Sponsor. MR. RICHARD GUSE: Band Director, Sophomore Class Sponsor. MR. LARRY SCHERICH: Science Instructor, Asst. Football Coach, Freshman Football and Basketball Coach, Pep Club Sponsor PICTURED: Mr. Scherich and science students, Chris Kaufman and Randy Reimer. MISS RUTH KULESSA: Librarian PICTURED BOTTOM: Miss Kulessa: Pam Blew checking out books. 19 Wilma Martins Phyllis Luty Pauline Schmidt Assistant Cook Head Cook Assistant Cook Our cooks for the first semester were Phyllis Luty and Wilma Martins. Pauline Schmidt, came back for the second semester and took Mrs. Martin's place. The meals were always very yummy. Vernon Zimmerman and Ervin Voss are our IHS custodians. They cleaned up the messes we made so we are very grateful to them. Our school has looked very tidy all year. Thanks for a great job. CUSTODIANS - LEFT: Mr. Voss. BELOW: Mr. Zimmerman. 20 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Stuco Representative - Mike Esau, Treasurer - Susan Achilles, Secretary - Denise Franz, President - Kent Kaufman, Stuco Representative - Beverly Riffel, Reporter - Bert Hull, Vice-President - Dorothy Schierling. I remember 1974: we were seniors then . . . The seniors enjoyed several things that come only to them. We put out the weekly IT, took advantage of college visiting days and furnished the Homecoming Queen. Some of our class experienced being presidents of school organizations. We found ourselves running the elections we were 'running in' last year. To earn money for our Sneak in the spring to Wichita we had concessions at games, sponsored the chili supper, sold magazines and cushions and held a school dance in January. Now we look into the future with questioning but confident minds. We had a good time. See ya' QfuufwS '74 21 SUSAN ACHILLES Does the road wind uphill all the way? JACKIE BEARG The best is yet to be. MAX CARLSON He loves his country. Cktss 4 74 DONNA COOPRIDER Never too busy to do a good deed. NORMA DOERKSON Moderation in all things. RON ENSZ Better late than never. MIKE EASU Help me to be pure. 22 DENISE FRANZ What ever is worth doing is worth BEN FRIESEN The best way out is always through. SHIVAWN FRIESEN A dream of happiness. DOUG KEIGHTLY He coughed and called it fate. CHRIS KAUFMAN To love is a liberal education. 23 NORMA KLASSEN Happiness doesn't cost anything. MICHEAL LUTY The will to do, the soul to dare. VICKI MARTIN But he at least has me. TERRY MATTSON Among the faithful. JON I OSBORN Some of us are looking at the stars. KEITH PANKRATZ Mysteries of mysteries. DEBRA MARTENS Fair as the day, and sweet as May. MARCI PENNER Good as Gold. 24 KELLY PETERSON Put it off to another day. LEONARD POOL Ask me no questions, tell me no lies. CURTISS REGEHR He was a good fellow. RANDY RE1MER There is more meant than meets the ear. DENISE RIBORDY Still whispers to the willing mind. TERSA RUMP Fame, love, and fortune wait. DOROTHY SCHIERLING They do not love that do not show their love. BEVERLY RIFFEL With visions vast and fair. DEBORAH SCHMIDT Suffer little children to come unto me. 25 RODNEY SCHROEDER More horse sense and less horse power. WESLEY THIESSEN Hell is paved with good intention. ORVILLE WIENS A wolf in sheep's clothing DON THIESSEN He was not of an age DAVID WEDEL It’s better to die rich DALE WILLEMS It helps to be on higher ground MRS. PATRICIA DOLE MR. JIM EWERT MR. TOM WORTHING 26 Why me? Hen pecked, Mike? Valedictorian - Denise F. Salutatorian - Randy R. HMtot A Nev Post Colons: Burgundy andQllv i Graduation ... It was unreal . . . seeing our class in those stupid gowns and caps. And it was hot, like always. Everything went almost smoothly, though. Denise, Randy and Marci gave their talks. The speaker, Mr. Gary Sherrer, was great. Mr. and Mrs. Sommers sang for us. Vicki almost got Jackie's diploma. Then, all of a sudden, we were standing in the back of the gym holding onto our diplomas. Then we were holding cards and presents. Then we were holding people. Then it was over. That was it. Now we only have our white tassels and remembered joys. Q dcwQiAJMtk Q M i QnjMik The Seniors traveled to Wichita this year to the Four Seasons for a two-day stay. Swimming, the sauna bath and the whirlpool occupied much of our time, but CHICAGO proved to be a favorite of many as was the fun center which was really fun, especially when we had it to ourselves. Naturally sleep was never a priority nor laughter ever missing. It was a great way to end our high school years. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Stuco Representative - Dave Ediger, Reporter - Sharon Goering, Stuco Representative - Kathy Neufeld, Secretary - Kris Neufeld, President - Kathy Schmidt, Vice-President - Michelle Lindholm, Treasurer - Don Regehr. I remember 1974; we were juniors then . . . We tried a carnival in the old gym; complete with sponge throws, straw scrambles, cake walks, fonune telling and food. The community and students made it a great success. The annual junior play finally came off although Steve Schmidt really suffered from his football injuries. We hauled in a huge Christmas tree and held a formal dance in the auditorium. It was the first time Inman ever danced around twinkling tree lights. Our class was full of huge plans that year - mainly to make money for the banquet. That even went over without any real tragedies. And somehow - we found the money for that really expensive band. Finally it was our turn to hold the palm leaves aloft. JuiuOtS '75 31 Senior year, graduation and all, here we come! Carla Achilles Randy Bridgewater Cheryl Christensen Mike Daniel Scott Dirks Brian Doerksen David Ediger Merle Ediger Paul Ediger Wesley Ediger Carol Esau John Flaming Sandra Friesen Sharon Goering Shannon Havercroft Charlotte Hildebrand Terry Howard Genna Hull Richard Isaak Diane Keightley 32 Kathy Neufeld Kris Neufeld Ruth Neufeld Kenny Peters Sheri Plett Leonard Pool Lowel Postier Cindy Regehr Donovan Regehr Wayne Regehr Julie Schmidt Kathy Schmidt Steve Schmidt Sheri Schrag Cindy Showalter Jolene Thiessen Larry Toews Sandra Toews Nancy Wiens Patty Wiens 33 74 Junior Senior Banquet and Prom The invitations read The Class of 75 of Inman High School would be honored to have your company at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom and the Seniors and guests did indeed feel honored when they walked into the old gym to find blue and silver streamers, a delicious meal, and fun and laughter at the wills, prophecies and gifts read by the Juniors. Kathy Schmidt served as mis- tress of ceremonies and offered fond farewells to the seniors and some members of the faculty who are retir- ing or leaving. The evening proved to be a beautiful memory as the band played a last dance and Wait 'till the Midnight Hour” became another one of those school remembrances that only returns in happy thoughts. 34 y The, juiuwClm T a Pieswis ' 'YowWtmBow cm a JZottm {Wkj Dox6’’ CAST OF CHARACTERS Claude P. Jones - Steve Schmidt Susan B. Masters - Carol Esau Ptolemy - Steve Schmidt Ann Huxley - Sharon Goering Helen - Kathy Neufeld Fred - David Wilson Jan - Bonnie Klassen Allan - Brian Doerksen Marsha - Sheri Plett Vera - Julie Schmidt Hope - Patty Wiens Mrs. Cannon - Ruth Neufeld Mrs. Banks - Diane Keightley Miss Marks - Cindy Regehr Cyrus Banks - Larry Toews Agatha Johnson - Kathy Schmidt Bart Bascom - Don Regehr Yvonne Smith - Sheri Schrag Harry - Scott Dirks George Ann - Nancy Wiens Diane - Cheryl Christensen Brigid - Kris Neufeld Alma - Michelle Lindholm Liz - Shannon Havercroft Muriel - Julie Schmidt Mrs. Ames - Charlotte Hildebrand Connie - Sandra Friesen Narrator - Genna Hull SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President - Dorothy Klassen, Vice-President - Kenny Schmidt, Secretary - Ronna Johnson, Stuco Representative - Pam Bengston, Stuco Senator - Mandel Friesen, Treasurer - Rodney Pauls, Reporter - Kay Ediger. I remember 1974; we were sophomores then . . . We were in the middle. Too old to be the youngest and too young to be upperclassmen. Whether it was attending athletic events, being on an executive board, cheerleading or just having fun; we went into it wholeheartedly. We had a bake sale uptown to earn money and a hayrack ride for a class pany, (to use up a little of that money.) Soon we can say we’re juniors. That's going to sound just pretty good. Copkotnom '76 Kenneth Ankerholz Jayne Belknap Julie Bengston Pam Bengston Pam Blew Bob Bridgewater Kay Ediger Billy Elliott Jean Flickinger Mandel Friesen Wylene Gaeddert Linda Havercroft Kathy Howell Maureen Hull Patricia Isaak Ronna Johnson Karyn Kenny Tom Kerdolff Dorothy Klassen Janet Kliewer Loren Kroeder Lyle Larson Kathy Linscheid Mike Neufeldt Machele Nickel 38 Debbie Nikkei Leland Pankratz Rodney Pauls Beth Penner Danny Peters Chris Petrocci Bonnie Riffel Betty Regher Kenneth Schmidt Odile Smith Eileen Stout Marjorie Voth Carrie Wiens Kenton Wiens Rhonda Willems 39 Just anotner normal day in the life of Linda. Kathy L. stretching out and taking it easy. You can do it, Deb! Wylene running through the run-thru. Aren't you a little young, Julie? FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Stuco Representative - Teri Sisson, Treasurer - Jolene Wedel, Reporter - Steve Frlesen, Vice-President - Kari Wiens, President - Roger Regehr, Secretary - Kevin Reimer, Stuco Senator - Mackie Gearhart. I remember 1974; we were freshmen then . . . Our first year at IHS started rather calmly due to the lack of the traditional initiation. Our feelings were mixed on the subject. We knew exactly what the seniors' feelings were! A lot of 'firsts’ took place that year. Watching Homecomings, going on Pep Club bus-rides, attending our class party, learning how to drive legally, being members of organizations and having a Student Council were all new things for us Now we're 'old hands' in the IHS routine. It was great being the 'green frosh' but one year was long enough. Pteshmen ’77 Lyle Achilles Scott Achilles Dale Baerg Ronald Bowen Marilee Buller Melvin Daniel Rick Dirks Bruce Dunlap David Dyck Gary Edington James Elliott Gladwin Ensz Kathy Fattig Phillis Fattig Bill Flaming Kristen Franz Don Frazier Steven Friesen Ray Froese Mackie Gearheart Jewel Hall Jeanette Harder Patricia Havecroft Mark Kroeker Lena Larson 42 Tami Lindholm Scott Luty Penny Martin Robbi Neufeldt Mitchell Palmer Bob Pankratz Angela Peterson Bonnie Peterson Roger Regehr Kevin Reimer Diana Rump Margaret Siemens Teri Sisson Pat Smith Karen Thiessen Keri Thiessen Joleen Wedel Connie Wiens Kari Wiens Bonnie Willems 43 Renee Willems Ron Yoder Can't you ever look innocent, Ang? Freshmen enjoy the junior class carnival Ptesktncttv Piesetds TotnCctiuy i ROYALTY - members of the senior class are chosen to represent the school at May Day and Football and Basketball Homecomings. The queens are honored at these festivities and are escorted by the senior guys. At Football Homecoming, three underclass girls are honored as attendants. The honor of being in the royal court is treasured and remembered throughout the years. JZoyajBty 46 Vicki, Bert Bert and Vicki Vicki and Bert. Its the morning of their lives so much to say - so much to live knowing when to laugh, knowing when to love knowing when to speak, knowing when to listen knowing when is the secret. right now they’re together by choice not always wanting to follow but finding that's the thing to do. as long as you're together walk side by side lean on each other and not hold one another down, but let each other cross new bridges. To one so dear to me and if I ever find another. I'll know deep in my heart that you were like no other. The world’s a merry-go-round and keeps revolving, enjoy the ride. Next step - learn how to fly. Take time for nonsense, take time to chase your dreams, take time to stand and stare, take time to explore, take time; if I could save time in a bottle I'd save a big bottle for you and I’ve saved in my heart so many times when I lookea then you looked back, half the confusion in the world comes from not knowing how little we need - I live more simply now, and with more peace. and there's Vic, seeking a path to follow and having help along the way Vic - young at neart, and experiencing a lot of life. Bert - the sky’s the limit, he'll get things going and then flash a smile, free as the wind. Bert and Vicki, so much to say, so much to live. What's life without love? Bert and Vicki; our May Day King and Queen. Take Time. 48 Attmdaids QettUyi JuhUh Qopko yUH Ftesluti iv flAjCl iCi P tyv flAaute t T tl 49 Qumi A RAINBOW OF DREAMS Roses are red but sometimes they’re white occasions like this are like this are like flying a kite. Chickens lay eggs and pigeons can coo it’s moments like these that are precious and few. There is grass on the ground There are stars in the sky some things are special that you just cannot buy. This may not make sense but maybe it does we just want to thank you the reasons - because. ■ IF WORDS COULD MAKE WISHES COME TRUE Good afternoon, from the three of us, We’re here to Thank you for voting us To represent our school tonight As the Homecoming queen candidates. We want to wish, Good Luck tonight, To the team we hope will win the fight, We'll stand beside to cheer for you, As you defeat the Dragons in blue. We accept this honor with the greatest of pleasure. From a school whose pride can not be measured, Once again we’d like to say Thank you for making this, our special day. Now two sides can win if they’re big and show heart but - football team - get out there and tear Halstead apart. Some people are like clocks they get ticked and they talk but the people we have here are quality stock. Open vour eyes it’s a beautiful world with lots to see so come riding with us cuz Rainbow Rides are Free. fJOin COinUtg 73-74 FooibcM. . . PICTURED - BACK: B. Hull, M. Luty, D. Ediger, M. Daniel, B. Doerksen, M. Friesen, K. Schmidt, Coach Sommers. MIDDLE: K. Kauf- man, C. Kaufman, S. Schmidt, J. Flaming, R. Bridgewater, T. Howard, R. Pauls. FRONT: R. Reimer, T. Mattson, L. Toews, K. Wiens, B. Bridgewater, M. Neufeldt and L. Postier (not pic- tured) . FootboM, as all true sportsmen should know, is a lot more than just fun and games. It’s hard strenuous work, aching muscles, hours of practice and most of all sacrifice. A good athlete should set high goals and work hard to achieve them. But a super athlete is one who not only sets a goal but establishes an ultimatum and will do anything to get the job done. CLOCKWISE - COACHES - L. Scherich, T. Som- mers (head), T. Worthing . . . Teutons in offen- sive formation . . . third down defensive huddle . . . SENIORS - K. Kaufman, B. Hull, C. Kauf- man, R. Reimer, T. Matson, M. Luty. PICTURED - BACK: S. Friesen, M. Daniel, C. Wiens, B. Flaming, M. Kroeker, J. Elliott, D. Baerg, B. Dunlap, D. Frazier. FRONT: L. Achilles, G. Edington, K. Reimer, R. Bowen, R. Dirks, M. Palmer, R. Yoder. 56 VARSITY - BACK ROW, Left to Right: Shannon Havercroft, mgr.; Beverly Riffel, Joni Osborn, Marci Penner, Mrs. Dole, Shivawn Friesen, Deb Schmidt, Vicki Martin, Jolene Thiessen, mgr. FRONT ROW: Pam Bengston, Michelle Lindholm, GennaHull, Kathy Neufeld, Jean Flickenger, KrisNeufeld, Beth Penner. The 1973 Volleyball season was a building season. The A-team with only two returning lettermen, S. Friesen and M. Penner led the squad to another enthusi- astic and action-filled year, Altogether only four girls returned and fans watched an almost entire new team in action. Coach Dole showed little of the frustration that the team felt as their inexperience hampered them time after time. Next year should bring many returning letter men and much needed experience to the Teuton squad. k'VotleybeM As each season passes, says Coach Dole, it is easier to find more knowledgable officials and the voleyball program runs more smoothly. The highlight of the year, was taking time out from practice and throwing a baby shower for the coach. Coach Dole is looking forward to a more successful sea- son-- now that she made it through this one before her new baby daughter. Holly, was bom. B-TEAM - Left to Right: Doro- thy Klassen, Deb Nikkei, Wylene Gaeddert, Maureen Hull, Roxanne Willems, Teri Sisson. FRONT ROW: Char- lotte Hildebrand, Sharon Goering, Patty Havercroft, Kay Ediger; Tami Lindholm. !!! Bev !!! Shivawn??? Team Huddle Silly Seniors '75- '7 4B Cu$ k bth fobb 59 BACK, L to R: Coach Somers, R. Reimer, M. Esau, B. Friesen, D. Edi- ger, D. Regher, W. Thiessen, Coach Worthing. MIDDLE: Manager B. Dunlap, K. Schmidt, R. Pauls, T. Kerdolff, L. Toews. FRONT: M. Friesen, L. Larson, D. Wright. Playmaker Don directs a pass. Rats! Here comes the ball again. Don't let him make it, Dave. 60 The 1973-74 season got off to a slow start due to injuries to an already small team. After suffering three losses, the Teutons put it all together for their first win over Fairfield. For most of the boys, playing on the varsity squad was a new experience. This reason, along with others, hindered the learning process of working together. Although we were seldom considered a great threat, the Teutons nor- mally gave a team a run for its money. Inman found that its inconsistency was tne defeating factor. A change in offense during the Christmas holidays showed the fans a vastly improved team, and Inman kept pulling closer to each team as the season went on. Their most glorious win came in defeating Nickerson before the home crowd in two overtimes a week after Nickerson stopped league-leading Buhler. Inspired, the Teutons took losses to the Wildcats of Moundridge and Haven. In the final league game of the season, the Teutons handed Hal- stead a homecoming loss to avenge their own. Inman ended their season with a failing effort applied to the Remington Broncos in the regionals at Hesston. deadly Ben capitalizes from the line. Captain Randy controls play. Coach Worthing observes intently. INMAN vs. OPPONENTS INMAN vs. OPPONENTS 38 Burrton 67 59 Hesston 75 62 Buhler 86 58 Fairfield 51 41 Nickerson 56 49 Moundridge 83 56 Halstead 61 42 Haven 61 41 Hillsboro 56 49 Hesston 66 44 Pawnee Hts. 56 48 Kinsley 31 41 Pratt 61 61 Buhler 71 66 Fairfield 33 35 Nickerson 32 47 Moundridge 80 40 Haven 60 58 Halstead 52 53 Remington 60 League Record 4-10 League Finish 7th Overall Record 5-15 St. John Toum. 6th 61 PICTURES FROM TOP TO BOTTOM - Freshman basket- ball squad . . . B-team action . . . Steve Friesen in a Frosh game . . . Senior players . . . Coach Scherich led the freshman basketball team to sixth place in league standings. The eleven-man squad tied four ways for fourth with a 3-4 record. The season was tough with all of the games ending with close scores or in overtimes. Although the team was small, they were quick and often came from behind to win. BACK ROW, L to R: D. Frazier, mgr.; M. Palmer, K. Wiens, M. Kroeker, S. Friesen, M. Daniel, Coach Sche- rich. FRONT: L. Achilles, K. Riemer, R. Dirks, M. Gearhart, S. Luty, S. Achilles. BACK ROW: Coach Cochran, Pam Bengston, Deb Nikkei, Marj Voth, Beth Penner, Sandra Friesen, Shivawn Friesen, Joni Osborn, Bev Riffel - Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Diane Kieghtly, Patty Havercroft, Michelle Lin- dholm, Mo Hull, Dorothy Klassen, Marci Penner, Lena Larson. FRONT ROW: Kay Ediger, Jean Flickenger, Karen Thiessen, Jewel Hall, Wylene Gaeddart, Julie Schmidt. tMncui leuiotietfes INMAN 48 Halstead 21 42 Hillsboro 23 40 Buhler 45 47 Haven 40 33 Fairfield 44 66 Hesston 36 42 Moundridge 37 Berean 49 C. Christian 20 Tournaments 41 Goessel 33 44 Emporia 37 61 Nickerson 31 Regional 30 Fairfield 37 Tournaments 58 Ellinwood 30 Under the leadership of Coach Cochran, the Inman Teutonettes had a very successful 1974 basketball season. The only league losses were to Fairfield and Buhler who went on to win state championships. The Inman girls brought home the first place trophy from the Berean Tournament by defeating class 4A Empo- ria . Inman received the third place trophy at the Regional Tournaments to wind up the season. League Record: 5-2 Overall Record: 10-3 64 ABOVE - Our one and only Mr. Cochran. TOP LEFT - The starting five - Marci, Beth, Sandra, Shivawn and Wy. MIDDLE LEFT - The tip-off of a tense game against Fairfield. BOTTOM LEFT - Some of the sophomore players showing off their legs. BOTTOM - Shiva wn, Marci and Beth in under the basket action. BACK: Coach Worthing, S. Schmidt, M. Frlesen, D. Regehr, J. Flaming, Coach Sommers. ROW THREE: L. Toews, L. Postler, T. Mattson. ROW TWO: R. Bridgewater, M. Gearhart, B. Flaming, M. Kroeker, S. Frlesen. FRONT: R. Dirks, K. Reimer, M. Palmer, D. Baerg. BELOW: Frlesen at the long jump and Flaming over the hurdle. '74 Ceasott The boys out for track showed that they had a good deal of potential at every meet they attended this spring. Coach Sommers was quoted as saying some good things happened . . . and when we look at the effort put forth, we can see why. Since most of the point winners were underclassmen and some fresh placed 1st at times, the future for Inman in track is very optimistic. The season was not without injuries, but this seemed to be Inman's year for that. The following boys lettered this spring: SENIORS: T. Mattson: JUNIORS: L. Postier, L. Toews, D. Regehr, J. Flaming. SOPHOMORES: M. Firesen. FRESHMEN: M. Gearhart, S. Friesen and R. Dirks. '74 TRACK SEASON The track girls went to four quadrangular meets at St. John, Ellinwood, Stafford and Inman. A third place trophy was received at the Hesston Invitational where eleven girl's teams competed. League Results - Terl - 4th in highjump, Marci - 1st In ballth- row, 1st in the mile. Regional Results - Teri - 3rd in highjump, Marci - 1st in ballthrow - 248 1 2 in. I!!, 3rd in the mile. State Results - Marci - 2nd in ballth- row. Girls receiving letters in track were Wylene, Shivawn, Kris, Vicki, Roxanne, Jewel, Deb N., Teri, Beth, Marci and Michelle. PICTURED BACK: Marci P., Shivawn F., Beth P., Roxanne W., Debbie N., Kris N. MIDDLE: Jewel H., Teri S., Michelle L., Wylene G., Joni O., Julie B., Vicki M. FRONT: Charlotte H., Mang. Coach Dole, Shannon H. Mang. Atta girl, Shivawn. Don't bite your tongue, Vicki. Champion Marci. 68 Organizations - the act of grouping and arranging related parts into one whole. FHA, Forensics, STUCO, Music, FFA, Band, Kayettes, Pep Club, - groups of people who work together throughout the school year. Organizations give opportunities for participation to those who want to be involved. Feeling pride for fulfilled goals can give members a sense of unity and carrying responsibility can be a very maturing experience. Our organizations can do much more than take our money and get us out of class, but only if we, the members, care. CfagOH oilMS '74 69 BACK ROW: Mike Esau; Mandel Friesen; David Ediger; Mackie Gearhart; Mr. Dody, Sponsor. MIDDLE ROW: Teresa Rump; Pam Bengston; Deborah Schmidt; Shivawn Friesen: Kathy Neufeld; Beverly Riffel; Teri Sisson. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Klassen; Kathy Schmidt; Julie Schmidt, Treasurer; Ruth Neufeld, Secretary; Bert Hull, Vice-President: Marci Penner, President; Kent Kaufman; Roger Regehr. TOP RIGHT AND LEFT: Chris Kaufman and Beth Penner displaying their talent by painting the Student Lounge. Stuco functioned beautifully under the leadership of Marci Penner. With Marci's new ideas, school was made a little less boring. Stuco organized a student lounge, the Principal's Cookie Jar, and Easter Egg Hunt, a Bike Week, a Talent Show and an outstand- ing May Day Program. Stuco has become an organi- zation that benefits the entire school. Marci has proven to be the most energetic president we have ever had in Stuco. The students rallied behind her leadership all the way. In all it was a very good year. BOTTOM RIGHT AND LEFT: Spiders and snakes was the topic of this special student assembly. TOP LEFT: Marci feeding her face at the Stuco sponsored breakfast for the energy savers. MIDDLE: Our fearless Stuco sponsor Mr. Dody. BOTTOM LEFT: The visitors to Inman’s MKL Fall Conference. TOP RIGHT: Dale Baerg displaying the art of riding a ten-speed for Bike Week. BOTTOM RIGHT: Vicki and Ben - our May Day Royalty. n c A % • V V 3 ? j •4� ‘ uA • • f § ♦ •' % i f • • i Li aaIa: ! J(k)aij L Atwii t ► v « Pep Club started off the year with a look into the past. A Fifties Day brought out students all dressed in long skirts, rolled-up jeans and white socks. The members showed their new uniforms, black slacks and orange tops, at the basketball games. The slacks; a decided improvement over skirts, were greatly appreciated by the members. Pep Club sponsored Football and Basketball Homecomings and the dances following each event, along with concessions at the Junior Olympics and special favors throughout the year to cheer on the teams. The annual Athletic Banquet, held in the spring, honored all the athletes and pep club members receiving letters, and all other students and managers that made the athletic pro- gram successful. 73 You've come a long way baby. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Bonnie Peterson: Merilee Buller; Teri Sisson (head): Tami Lindholm. Getting ready for the Snake Dance. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Pam Bengston; Beth Penner (head); Jean Flickinger; Maureen Hull. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Julie Schmidt; Genna Hull; Sandra Friesen; Joni Osborn; Vicki Martin (head). r fCayettes The Kayettes of Inman High started off the year with a 'Class Olym- pics' Membership Party. Some monthly programs during the year included Fashion 220, china painting and the Junior Style Show. The Kayettes sponsored Gobble Guy Week and a dance at Thanksgiving. For Christmas, they decorated stockings filled with candy that were placed on the teacher's doors. On Homecomings, the candidates wore corsages during the day made by Denise R. Senior Recognition finished up the last year for Kayettes. KAYETTE BOARD: Miss Kneller; sponsor, Joni Osborn, Kay Ediger, Shivawn Friesen, Wylene Gaedden, Kathy Schmidt, Sandy Toews, Patty Wiens; Treasurer, Sheri Schrag, Susan Achilles, Vicki Martin; Vice President, Denise Franz; Secretary, Jolene Thiessen, Denise Ribordy, Teresa Rump; President, Donna Cooprider. 77 FHA has had a busy and profitable year. Some of the fall activities were going to the District Fall Conference at Salina, bringing our fathers to Daddy Date Night, playing in the Powder Puff Football game and collecting for UNICEF. Some spring activities were Shivawn's pictures of Europe, Heart Sister Week, the slumber party, the shopping trip and the State Meeting at Topeka. Deb has worked very hard on FHA, along with her board and the sponsors. A great year in FHA was FHA EXECUTIVE BOARD - FRONT ROW: Mo Hull: Degree Chairman, Kathy Neufeld; Songleader, Norma Doerksen; Vice President, Mrs. Horn; Advisor, Deb Schmidt; Presi- dent, Jean Flickenger; Pian- ist, Tami Lindholm; Freshman Representative. BACK ROW: Mrs. Walt Neufeld, Chapter Mother, Kris Neufeld; Histo- rian, Genna Hull: Treasurer, Sandra Friesen; Secretary, Marj Voth; Reporter, Mrs. LaVem Neufeld; Chapter Mother. I Mock Homecoming was held in October. The theme was 'Powder Puff Prince. ’ Ben Friesen was crowned king by Norma Doerksen. Sen- ior attendant was Curtiss Regehr escorted by Marci Penner. Lowell Postier and Michelle Lindholm represented the juniors. The sopho- mores chose Bob Bridgewater and Jean Flickenger to represent them. Tami Lindholm escorted Kari Wiens for the freshmen. After the crowning an interesting football game took place between the upper- classmen and the underclassmen. Sharon and Bev enjoying the game. Why do we have to leave so early? Jean and Bob doing their part in Mock Homecoming. 79 INMAN AGGIES AGGIE OFFICERS FFA The American Royal highlighted the 73- 74 year for the Aggies when all the seniors traveled to Kansas City with the wise-old owl, Mr. Kimble, for two days to enjoy the Royal” festivities. A new FFA sweetheart, Pam Lins- chied. was crowned and a special assembly was held in her honor. The Aggies started the year with the election of officers and attendance at the State Fair. Numerous judging contests followed. The hard- est feat for the Aggies to face next to losing Aggie Basketball was saying good-bye to the Aggie sponsor, Mr. Kimble, but we wish him luck in the future and hope he has many fond memories of the Aggies to take with him. Aggie Sweetheart crowned. I 80 BACK ROW: Joleen W., Odile S., Teresa R., Mr. Jim Ewert, sponsor. FRONT ROW: Genna H., Pat S., Roger R. F uaiSics and Debate Mr. Jim Ewert took charge of the Forensics department for the first time this year. Six students worked very dili- gently to make the forensics department a success. Several members of the class went to league, district and state contests. The results of the district contest were Genna - I, Teresa - I, Jolene - II and Roger - II. The I's gave Genna and Teresa the right to enter the state contest where Genna received a I and Teresa received a II. Genna and Teresa practicing their duet act. BACK ROW: Mr. Guse, Teri Sisson, Angela Peterson, Tami Lindholm, and Patty Havercroft. SECOND ROW: Lowel Postier, Machelle Nikkle, Ron Yoder, Mike Stegman, Scott Luty, Wesley Ediger, Mandel Friesen, Scott Dirks, Marci Penner, Beverly Riffel, Bonnie Willems, Julie Bengston, Mike Luty, Karyn Kenny, Bonnie Riffel, and Keri Thiessen. FRONT ROW: Merilee Buhler, Bonnie Peterson, Cheryl Christenson, Lena Larson, Bonnie Klassen, Denise Franz, Patri- cia Isaak, Rhonda Willems, Janet Kliewer, Eileen Stout, and Kirsten Franz. iBctiuL Under the direction of Mr. Richard Guse, the IHS band had a satisfying year. All the members worked hard although the number of people was small. Several ensembles were formed and they partici- pated at the league and state music festi- vals along with the band. A co-concert with vocal music was presented in the fall and a band concert in the spring. The members enjoyed a party in May. Brass Quintet Woodwind Quintet SAXOPHONE QUARTET - Julie Bengston, Mike Luty, Karyn Kenny and Bonnie Riffle. Inman Band playing at graduation. RIGHT: CHORUS OFFICERS - Kris Neufeld, Secretary: Michelle Lin- dholm, V-President; and Curtiss Regehr. President. _ BELOW: Mr. Thiessen directing the chorus in a practice at Wichita. DepOAttnetit MIXED CHORUS - BACK ROW: Norma D., Kathy S., Carol E., Deb S., Denise F., Wesley T., Mandel F., Wesley E., Dorothy S., Marj V., Pat I. THIRD ROW: Ruth N.. Cheryl C., Tom K., Curtiss R., Shivawn F., Sandra F.. Ronna J., Kris N., Janet K., Donna C., accompanist. SECOND ROW: Mr. Leon Thiessen, director, Pam B., Bob P., Mackie G.. Scott L., Rick D., Merle E., Scott D., Michelle L., Jane B., Kathy N. FRONT ROW: Karen T., Kirsten F.. Jean F., Ron Y.. Kevin R., Larry T., Mitchell P., Lena L., Charlotte H., Kay E. GIRL'S GLEE - BACK ROW: Kris N., Patty W., Eileen S., Beth P., Pam B., Norma D., Jolene T., Deb M., Susan M., Diane K., Jolene W., Shivawn F., Deb S.. Denise F., Sandra F., Dot S., Dorothy K., Ronna J., Marj Voth. THIRD ROW: Marilee B., Ruth N., Donna C., Wylene G., Deb N., Kathy S., Roxanne W., Carol E., Carla A., Cheryl C., Rhonda W., Janet K., Michelle L., Connie W., Pat I. SECOND ROW: Kathy N., accompanist, Bonnie P., Jean F., Carrie W., Jane B.. Bonnie W., Bonnie K., Renee W., Phyliss F., Keri T., Margaret S., Charlotte H. , Diana R., Teri S. FRONT ROW: Karen T., Sandy T., Kirsten F., Betty R., Linda H., Jewel H., Sheri P., Nancy W., Lena L., Jeanette H., Patty H., Tami L., Kay E., Mr. Leon Thiessen, director. I BOY'S GLEE - BACK ROW: Curtiss R., Tom K., Wesley T., Wesley E., Mandel F., Don R., Ken S.. Leland P.. Paul E. MIDDLE ROW: Mackie G., Loren K., Mike N., Doug W., Terry M., Scott D., Merle E. FRONT ROW: Mr. Leon Thiessen, director, Ron Y., Kevin R., Bob P., Scott L., Rick D., Mitchell P., Larry T. Vocal music started out the year on a happy note by being introduced to a new music room, complete with orange carpet, air-conditioning and practice rooms. The groups and Mr. Thiessen presented fall and spring concerts to the community. Mixed Chorus, Girl's Glee, Boy's Glee and Mixed 16 participated in the league and state music festivals. Mixed 16 performed at several area churches during the spring months and at the Athletic Banquet. MIXED 16 - BACK ROW: Curtiss R. , Mandel F., Scott D., Ron Y., Merle E., Kevin R., Scott L. MIDDLE ROW: Kathy N. , San- dra F., Shivawn F., Dot S., Norma D. FRONT ROW: Kris N., Ruth N., Kathy S., Donna C. SUSAN ACHILLES: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Kayettes 1.2, Officer 3,4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee 1, 2; Class Play 3: Class Officer, Treas. 4: School Paper, Editor 4 JACKIE BAERG: FHA 1, 2, 3. 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; School Paper 4 MAX CARLSON: FFA 3, 4, Treas. 1, 2; Debate 2 DONNA COOPRIDER: FHA 3,4, Officer 1, 2; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, Officer 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee 1, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3; Class Offi- cer, Sec. 3; School Paper 4; Yearbook Staff, Editor 4 NORMA DOERKSEN: FHA 1, Officer 2,3, VP, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee 1, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3: Class Officer, Sec. 1: Cheerleader 1; Vol- leyball Mgr. 2, 3 RON ENSZ: FFA 1, 2, 3, Board 4; One Act Play 3; STUCO 1, 4; School Paper 4; Foot- ball 1, 2: Basketball 1,2,3 MIKE ESAU: FFA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Glee 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3; Pep Band 1, 2; Stage Band 1, 2, 3; Class Officer, Pres. 1; STUCO 1, 2, 4; Attendant BB 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3 DENISE FRANZ: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, Officer, Treas. 3, Sec. 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Glee 1, 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1, 2, 3: Class Play 3; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Class Officer, Sec. 4; School Paper, Co-Editor 4; Librarian 4 BEN FRIESEN: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s 4: Captain BB 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, SHIVAWN FRIESEN: FHA 1, 2. 3, 4; Kay- ettes 1, 2, 3, Officer 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Letterman's 2,3,4; Glee 1, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Drum Majorette 3; Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Class Officer, Pres. 3; STUCO 1, 2, 3; Attendant FB 1; Attend- ant BB 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; School Paper, Co-Editor 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 2,3,4 JAY FROESE: FFA 2, 3; School Paper 4 BERT HULL: Letterman’s 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Class Officer, Pres. 2, Rep. 4; STUCO, VP 4; Captain FB 4; May King 4; School Paper 4, Editor 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3 CHRIS KAUFMAN: FFA 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1: Letterman's 3, 4; Band 1,2,3: Class Play 3; Pep Band 1; Stage Band 2, 3: One Act Play 3; STUCO 3; Attendant FB 4: School Paper 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1 KENT KAUFMAN: FFA 4: Letterman's 3, 4: Glee 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Band 1, 3; Class Play 3: Pep Band 2; Stage Band 3; Class Offi- cer, Pres. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 3 DOUG KEIGHTLEY: FFA 4; Letterman's 2: Debate 2; STUCO 3: Football 2: Track 3 NORMA KLASSEN: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 MIKE LUTY: FFA 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2: Let- terman's 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3; Class Play 3: Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band I 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 4; Basketball 1; Track 3 DEBRA MARTENS: Glee 2. 4 VICKI MARTIN: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, Officer 2, 3, VP 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Letterman's 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3: Class Officer 2, 3; Attendant FB 2: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; May Queen 4; School Paper 4; Basketball 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 4 TERRY MATTSON: Pep Club 1: Letterman’s 3, 4; Glee 1, 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 3; Ensem- ble 3: Class Play 3; Class Officer, Treas. 1; School Paper 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Track 4 JONI OSBORN: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, Officer 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Band 1, 2: Ensem- ble 3; Class Play 3, 4: Class Officer, Treas. 3: Queen FB 4; Attendant FB 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 4; School Paper 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 4; Volleyball 2,4, Manager 3. KEITH PANKRATZ: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: School Paper 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3 • MARCI PENNER: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Kayettes 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 4, Treas., VP 2, 3; Letterman's 2, 3, 4; Glee 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3; Class Officer, Rep., Sec. 1, 2; Forensics 3: STUCO Treas., Pres. 3, 4: Attendant FB 4; School Paper 4; Basketball 2,3,4: Track 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4 KELLY PETERSON: FFA 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Aggie Basketball 3; STUCO 4; School Paper 4; Yearbook 4 LEONARD POOL: FFA 3; Speech 1, 3; Foot- ball 1 CURTISS REGEHR: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Glee 1, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Class Offi- cer, Treas. 2; School Paper 4; Aggie Bas- ketball 3 RANDY REIMER: Class Officer, VP 1; Attendant FB 4; Attendant BB 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3 DENISE RIBORDY: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, Board 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee 1,2; Class Play 3 BEVERLY RIFFEL: FHA 1, 2, 3. 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, VP 4; Letterman’s Mgr. 3, 4; Glee 2; Mixed Cho- rus 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 4; Ensemble 2, 4; Class Play 3; Pep Band 2, 4; STUCO 3, 4; Queen BB 4; School Paper 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Bas- ketball Mgr. 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Track 4 TERESA RUMP: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Kayettes 1, Officer 2, 3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Glee 2; Band 1,2; Class Play 3; Pep Band 2: Forensics 3, 4; STUCO 4 DOROTHY SCHIERLING: FHA 1,2,4, Board 3; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4: Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Class Offi- cer, VP 4; Attendant BB 4 DEBORAH SCHMIDT: FHA 1, Board 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee 1, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Class Play 3; Pep Band 1, 2; STUCO 2,4; School Paper 4; Basketball 3; Track 1, 2; Volleyball 2,3,4 RODNEY SCHROEDER: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Aggie Basketball 3 DON THIESSEN: FFA 1, 2, 3, VP 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Class Play 3; Aggie Basketball 3; School Paper 4 WESLEY THIESSEN: FFA 1, 2, 3, Rep. 4; Pep Club 1; Glee 1, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Forensics 2; School Paper 4: Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 4; Track 1, 3; Aggie Basketball 3 DAVID WEDEL: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; School Paper 4; Aggie Basketball 3 ORVILLE WIENS: FFA 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Band 1,2,3; Ensemble 2, 3; Football 1; Basket- ball 1 DALE WILLEMS: FFA 3, 4: Pep Club 2; School Paper 4 87 Remember me for what I was, for what I am when I'm with you. Remember me when no one's there, when life's a drag and friends are few. Remember me in simple things, in flowers and smiles and joys of living. Remember me in sharing dreams, in laughs and cries and love of giving. Remember me in times of need, in frustration and despair. Remember me . . . please don't forget to count on me 'cause I'll be there. J. Zimmerman