Jardine Junior High School - Lancer Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1966 volume:

world peace, His unprecedented, one-day visit in the US. was the culmination of plans by men of all faiths. 7 ARM Suqgey-President Johnson was photographed in a reclining chair at Bethesda Naval Hospital the day after his gall bladder op- eration on October 8. He conducted the work of his office from his hospital room and his Texas ranch during his recuperation. 8 Proud Studen!-Charles Craig, 19-year-old freshman at Iowa uni- versity,demonstratcd his criticism of draft-card burning incidents by displaying his draft card on his jacket with the note: HI'm a draft card carrying American and proud of itf' Our role in the Vietnamese war sparked the incidents. 9 B!ackoul4The glittering metropolis of New York City was thrust into darkness on November 9 by a massive power failure affecting hundreds of miles along the eastern seaboard, City residents and commuters were stranded in offices, railroad and subway stations for hours before service was restored. The crippling condition was caused by a faulty relay at a Canadian generating station near Niagara Falls. I0 New Ambassador-Arthur Goldberg was named U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations by the President after the death of Ambassa- dor Adlai Stevenson on July 14 in London. Goldberg was secretary of laborlunder President Kennedy and a U.S. Supreme Courtjustice when named to the U.N. post. 1 1 Startling Faslzions'-Bold and contrasting blocks of color were the youthful fashion note of 1965. The eye-catching designs even ex- tended the length of campus stockings worn with the costumes. 12 Rnyaliy on Tom-Princess Nfargaret and her husband, Lord Snowdon, arrived in New York on November 4 for a whirlwind tour ofthe US. During their visit, they took time out for fun-filled activi- ties such as a ride on a cable car in Frisco and gala parties in Holly- wood and the nationls capital. X O .cr wffw QW 530 A6 QOKQQQHQ by Yfpjvjdjgfm V I A Z W 2ii2ifwW MW ,Jiffy ig? ai2Q Ei?6i2ijLfi-iiT5 fig! iw mf W wx W 'Q X , O ' if 411 QWA ff SW Dim? Qgijgfzj 6 iw 32 5 Q CET, Q K cv Fl jX.Q f Q in xx Z 43' , 2 Mg VM, b 6 51 is- 3 fu? Q ig? 233 MSW M M2 6 ' ' WV B 537 Wvmfpafpyyb-QQ, i Q f f f f M1 ' mu 'ff , NX MA A I ff ' f f M W JN QF? f N W F Lf L ?TF I N N f 5 WH 0, ff ' 'fx Q - . ff ' PX ' 1 jig Q X A qb.-i: .... , A .V . , I Q3 1' lML.5 NCEIi5 R i a ff 3- 3i5 iXgQARDlNE JuNloR HIGH SCHOSES Qfffw ' OAK 7 WICHITA, KANSAS , ,Agjvfgff Q Qwgzzfj. FOREWORD Each year contains many memorable events good, bad, and indifferent. Some recalled bring pleasure and joyg some pain, sorrow, or regret5 some are difficult to recall unless some- thing prods the memory or an event calls it back to recollection. As days pass into years, we hope this record of the year 1966, compiled for your enjoyment by the Lancer staff, will prove to be for you a treasure of pleasure Whenever opened. Though we worked hard to compose this yearbook of memories, nevertheless, our associa- tions in this effort were enjoyable, and we ourselves found pleasure in our labors. lt shall be a year we shall recall happily and hope it will be such a one for you. The Lancer Staff g,:,,,1. staff: .Nia Sponsors: Mrs. Frances Boyers Mr. Larry VanPelt Members: Marla Beavers Debby Boring Marcia Delk Don Doesken Dennis Hawk Susan Kitsrniller Brenda Lunt Pat O 'Brien Shirley Watkins Carolyn White joan Wolford Don Zimmerman 2 iz V W X ,wi - x ,f E. . Af, ' sy. If ,Vi Q X If . f 11 f - ' .fir J T, QZR PQ Q: vm QLQ-I 1 s.. ': X' 'Z B C7 +1 S 0 L H 5 9 fy if , U 5 U m 9, E C? -N sw r U JZ 1 U Q 8 fb J Cn S , X 'J Y f' Cx , x , f ?1 ii , , 5 2 , I I 3 A , , 'X Q Q , ' f A ' 1 A ! i' I , iv' I I ,1 A .'.,,f ,- ' 1 'mf V W A,. 5 J .E , 5, JV X 5 4 V' lv 5151! - If '1vxQ.,f I gf' JD ...Q .V ' 1 J I X fa J Li If ' jf, V3 Q W Mff ,fx f f D X f fn x ' 'NX W ' X . ,Gy :wig Q' K, V, Xf Il! I, Sv ffx fy Q2 44 A Jf L' Qaff L, 7X Q X' 6 t , 0' ff f ' ' dwg! , X LD ? M if JMWCS we VIL Q fffgf X 9 A C? cf nie-yi j L,.,!4 I 4 I if f.Z1f4g xg? X J , CSX, jzc ' V1 Zf - ggfqf' , - X pf? 4 8 f a V5 4 ' 1 ff ff Q3 5? ADMINISTRATION :Xxx , e J DR. DON YOUNGLUND Mr. Frazer returns to Jardine, and Luider his capable leadership we shall continue to rise as one of the finest junior high schools in Wichita. We Welcome him and are con- fident we can rely on him to provide an atmosphere of learning second to none-- education par excellence. MR. GEORGE H. SHEPHERD if L W Mr. tauber found the transition from the classroom to acting f vice-principal an interesting one. As a mathematician he was tops--as a vice principal he met the challenge and emerged the victor. 4 Dr. Younglund, though with us for only a brief time, left the imprint of his philos- ophy and personality on us all, and it has become an integral, living part of the con- sciousness of the teachers and the students of Jardine. We wish him Well and the very best, which he so richly merits, in his new ca- pacity. MR. PAUL FRAZER A Well -run school must have a person who can keep its machinery smoothly running with little evidence of the labors involved. What would we do without our Mr. Shepherd to keep his finger on the pulse of Jardine, and keep the patient alive and vital? What on earth would we do without our able mentor? As an assistant adminis- trator, he can walk with the best and cast a mighty tall shadow as he goes. MR. JAMES W. STAUBER ' Q ADMINISTRATION I X 1 I M in fum l MR. COUNSELOR ' Have problems? Need advice? Then you should get acquainted with our counselor, Mr. Bob Frederking. His quiet confidence inspires everyone, and his interest in the student is un- ending, We appreciate having a person of his caliber on our staff. P MRS. SECRETARY The sweet gentleness and the efficiency of this lovely lady makes our day a better one be- cause she is here. No matter how busy she is, she always has the time for a smile, a joke, a helpful hint, or to do something extra for an- other. How fortunate We are to have a person such as she arotmd. We say a heartfelt thanks to her for every courtesy she performs in our be- half. A 'Y !' N 'N ., 'NN 0 ,9 A Ah-h--me for the easy life! MRS. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE When the ills of the da beset us we might find our We Y genial, efficient nurse just the right person to give the aid We need. Surely she is the Nightingale of our school and can carry her lamp through our halls any day. 5 fs: V ,ff ADMINISTRATION CUR GIRL FRIDAYS Each year we receive two new girls in our office to help perform the myriad sec- retarial duties necessary to the smooth per- formance of an efficient school. Each year we are overjoyed with the fact that we somehow are forttmate to get the nicest ones available. What more could we ask? Miss Sharon Albright Miss Delores Mosher These girls cheerfully and courteously are ready to do any chore large or small. We appreciate having them OUR FRENCH CHEFS With these friendly faces beaming at us, we know we are in good hands dietically speaking. No one but mother can cook as well, and in some cases, we're not to sure mother couldn't take some lessons from these master chefs. THE CARETAKERS There is pleasure in working in clean, well-kept, orderly surround- ings, and these men begin working when we leave to rest. Without their efficiency, our school would not be such an enjoyable place to learn. 6 JI i 5 L MN 1 u iz :L , Y fa A J ' ,ff 7 I J ,f ,f -1 ZZ ,. 1 5 1 J f Mm ,-ff k ' ' ' ff-fiiii-:fw , , Q ,, U. f , , , Wa ffifffflkklipw. PLE. .ylkiH-'J'. lj,Ul9:5, f----Q ,-Q-Q:g9SfS7f'Q'f , 7 7' V7lLJyfaymEQ5g5'?4QgV:'!' 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Who, indeed? .ann FACULTY Search these faces, You will find enthusiasm, Scholarship, character, experience, and love for their work and for their students, These faces show that these people put their hearts and minds into their work so that those in their charge shall have the opportunity of developing their minds, bodies, talents, and personalities to the limit of their abilities, a good teacher may lead a person, or how far this influence .5 wiv x Tim, MRS, BILLIE ALLEN gg Girls Phys, Ed, 7-8-9 MR. DAVID ALMES Shop q9y, Main 473 by MR, TAL BAKER Typing q9p, Sdgidi Studies gay MRS, FRANCES BOYERS fini sc, English qsp, Reading qs, 95 - -si QU Vo MR. MORRIS ERENN 4 , Science Q7, SQ 5 ' , ' MR. LESLIE BRIGGS 5 5 I Social Studies Q7, 81 A 4 Q' 3 49 0 ' MR. KENNETH CARY V ' Band, Orchestra 7-8-9 MRS, FLORENCE CHAMBERS , English UQ, Social Studies f7j MRS. MARGARET coRNNER Sdcidi Studies my JVI. 23389-,,,y-. AAHE MISS SALLY DAVIS 5453257 ski.. ,ng fm H 51 Girls Phys, Ed, 7-8-9 MR. DON DAVISON Social Studies f8j, Boys MR. ROLLAND DOERFER Social Studies Q9j Q Phys, Ed. 7-8-9 NOT SHOWN: MRS. BECKY HARRISON English QS, MR, DAVID YOUNGBLOOD EMI-I MR, CARROL FELKER Science 48, 95 MR, MARVIN ERANKAMP FACULTY MRS. GRACE GEORGE Science 48,95 Q GALLOWAY ,Ev .4 Matli 9 Homemaking 47, 8, 95 MR. LARRY GODLEY Science 47,95, Math 7 MRS. DOROTHY GLOVER EMH Mr, CLARENCE HORN Math 47, S5 MRS . FERNE KINCHELOE Social Studies 8 MR. HARVEY KOPPER Science 48, 95 MRS. BESSIE LANCE EMI-I MR, ALBERT LEWIS English 7 MR. JAMES LINSNER Math 8 MISS NIDA ELLA LOGAN Library MRS, FARIE MARTIN English 47, 85 MISS GLENDA MQNEW 7-50 EIQEEWS ,,,.w.w- English 48, 95 MISS IANICE NICKEL I-Iomemaking 47, 8, 95 MR. EDWARD RUDE ..-f ., . ,Q I L MILDRED WARD Music 7 ff, MISS CAROL SHAW Aft 47, 95 MR, Eos SLAYTON 1 Boys Phys. Ed. A 3 .. ,-:-. ::. MR. JAMES STAUEER ' f Math 47, S5 L , MISS NADINE STRQH A I A 'M Music 47, S, 95 A ,V i MRS. MARY TALLADY -A , W if E f l L ,A 55 j fn p , 4 fl 7' I f A 'if' 5 Su A . lg ik P 5 X J MRS, JENNIE HOMAS 5 4 Math 9, Spanish 47, 8, 95 .J E. A 5? V MR. LARRY VHHPELT . if .ff Q Shop 48, 95 ,J Q x Q ' MRS. English 9 E73 ex 9 1 CAND ID SHOTS Silence reigns supreme. A Excuses, excuses, excuses. ' ,, . if -1. H li ' e ' -Q 43 v X L ,ik X, ..,. , 1 W .L - , va -it 2 X x i V 'sv ' Mr ' li Q X . X 'N S . ifiil K- 'F , :Xi .N X XJ ? Q' E X 5.11 53:1 1 e 1' H Q is f , H W , M. -,I 5 4351.1 ,, I I 1 1 :li Y -viii' ia 4 5 S. is if ' A ' ' 'ccc ' H , I ,,ce S ' M ,. s ' fe- W-,fi-we ,. ,, mm '-,, - , m.i.,,m L.M,-.,, ' Bedlam 2 x 2 IS 45 I know! Locker check. i Lee W K Z H 'X mmwwm., B ., , 'V . -:rm , S S , www 3 lf: - il V z. ' , ' ' , -. 4 Q u, Q 'Y' c ' -L W , 2555359 4' ,A .M 9 54 . 1 S S Iffffu, - .',,5ff 4 . rf? 2 , - 5 ' ' 1 1, A 'f-5'7- 314 if I W .. K ' .. ' - 1 5 A perplexing problem Chow I Wow ! Offside! Snow Man. Let,S fight, Home again, home again! J 7 ' , .A N' 6' 1 I I ,I ,Eff I F , , 3 1 ' Q , . . X .-. 2. M .,... .T . , 'Q 3 4 mb. H X .f 1 -.ii 'i 2 515212-A I . h R r :V-A ' V ing. 'S ' . Q M ,A -,.i.., X'x Q nxt. L x V I ex ,. N I ' ' -.,,' W, W . is i 4 wi Gy Q -is V S M: ,,,,, ' I 3 ' 5 --an - V ,ig-lli.g,,.f,', . H k,.k WL A ,. Vky x '-:V--mfg-f,. ' 5 M . me ,fi E 1 K ' V f -mag .f ' ' S .W if-HG A ix me I W , ,, .:... . ..,V ,L .,,.bA ,A,, W ,, m 10 R My S ,:,..,z-f S S . ., ww -,f-,f. -,,-f 5 .ffkr , , 1 .,7, ,-5:7 .1 , , , CLA SSE . W5iEI1fH5iU?,, 1'z','5H fZ5x,'5?i-1-'52 ,-ihsifggqgm' ,, , K , ,ygywe fsggwfs, V: my: A :y,w1a,5z5g:L: CLASSES ART , L, Sky ,li aff, gf. X ., A I- if TQJXTKL XIX , , 2 M ' W Lf 1, 1x.'1f,,., .. X H - ZYKMNQ' q . yy, LW .FL ,Md va 'foil 1 f 'fqp M V 2 s , www . -w--gg Im. W ., f.LV it . ' M f2f1,. it A iif?-353' A 'i1'gA'?I Miss Carol Shaw A thing of beauty is a joy forever --Emerson J ' 'N1E, 1 AT nAve'S 60 SAN 0 Mrs. Mary Tallady .. ' Creative expression is the basis of all activities carried out by the art classes. This creativity, V accompanied by keen observation, and the use of a wide variety of materials and methods, in . many different projects, gives the student the opportunity to develop independent thinking, 3,1 initiative, and self reliance. Through his work, an art student continuously makes new discov- K 17, eries about the world he lives in and about himself. me S S i t z , .X .... Q ani, kkkr In - fk' 1 'a Mrs. Frances Mrs. Florence Boyexs Chambers hifi. , , 'V' ?.Ql. .,f - r .-.'.,-it , A, 4 Mrs. Farie Miss Glenda Martin McNeW ENGLISH , ..,,,.. K 2 X if af Mr. Albert Lewis ...V V YY' ' ' gg S fm -K M- K t .,.- if V+-'YT was Mrs . Mildred Ward as . was ... ,.,, ,A Q, it English classes provide instruction in the areas of communication--speaking, listening, reading, and writing. It is important that one learns these skills well, for they are applied to all other school subjects and to life activities outside school. In no vocation no avocation is any one of these categories ommited from use. If one is to be considered a well-educated and a well- rounded individual, he must be proficient in the effective use of his native language--English. 12 HISTORY-soclAL srunles CLASSES 4 r , W , S SS y ul : Mr. Leslie Mrs. Florence Mrs. Margaret Mr. Don Mr. Rolland Briggs Chambers Cornner Davison Doerfer The importance of a good social studies background for junior high students cannot be underestimated in preparing them for citizenship. Their young minds will soon be engulfed in the ideological whirlpool of national and world politics, and it will take an informed citizen to maintain a sense reason and direction in the America of the future. With this goal in mind, every student shall have the opportunity of developing into as well-informed and positive a performing American as he can become. LIBRARY A library holds a collection of the knowledge and wisdom of the years and of the great minds of all ages eternally at our fingertips. The library is our storehouse of information, of humor, of phil- osophy, of life and lives, and of pure pleasure. Those who read are truly progressively growingg those who can read but do not, are stagnating without their realizing their great loss. Miss Nida Ella Logan 13 NOT SHOWN: Mr Tal Baker of , VL-k , lg' I sgafiwx .. Mis. Ferne Kincheloe CLASSES V MATHEMATICS . N ' '::- .- as ,ax ' rx a. , 3 4- Qx 9 3.52 if 6 ,j .... , .5 2 as ag! .JB a saws 5 l Bw? aj we 521' H ,frees as r a 9, P pf l .af , P is , 2 ' It - xi :fflsi F' i ' 5 ,, we f 2 S , X ,nf SSS lvirfi David Almes . 5 A all, lv 1 ..-... .Q I , Mrs. Charlie Mr. Larry Mr. Clarence Mr. jim Mrs. Jennie Galloway Godley Horn Linsner Thomas NOT SHOWN! Mr. Jim Stauber, Mr. Dan Watts ma fra. ga ., :E- 0 -- i :,: JF' . ' sg Q ' :. - at ,kwa zu. -r S. ,, fxj1'a:,z., - W, eyes , A wie. as W . 1 mt f.. ,- 1 fo I X. . L .- wwf, ww A Q.. .V , .vaisiflzgffzl l ax ,, 1- i gg 1, 3 wzlfvflf V ., , I ,.L w?.fr.f9'.,,'ff -, .,. . 1 . 1'-fv,.' 'L-?.'Z5eSS:' ,. .xii .1 ,1 A ' Sit '5: l .. :W WV .. I 2: 57 H Y. be J: :.: -: ,-,Q-..3,:,5,,. ' - I .. .f 25 .3 ssl, vt, E., aw M.,.,,,., I if, me 53,4 E Y . 1 ma . ., ,. ,iw X, 2. ...W ..,...,, .,,. 41, ,, , ,Q ,.,,.,.-,..,W,.m .,.,,,.,.. q,WL a.,,,.., X .. ,. - an .- All5 en el r ancho grande Teachers of mathematics in the junior high schools today attempt to correlate an understanding of the structure of mathematics with the application of the basic concepts to a variety of given situations. The computational skills acquired in the elementary schools must be maintained and broadened, and previously learned ideas in mathematics must be clarified, simpli- fied, and unified with more advanced concepts. It is hoped that through such an approach pupils are more properly prepared for their future roles in otu' modern technological world. SPANISH Mrs. Jennie Thomas 14 AS the speed of travel and com- munications has increased very rapidly, the need has increased for better understanding of people of other cotuitries. The students of Spanish not only learn to understand, speak, read, and write the language of the people of the many Spanish speaking countries, but they also develop an appreciation for the culture of these countries. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES X eu Mrs. Billie Miss Sally Mr. Ben Allen Davis Da-V-isen ,PJ 0 C, Qi X4 We ' A, 3 V Physical Education is required for all 7th, A X 8th, and 9th grade students. The class es are ' Q organized to aid the Well-being of each student . ' W The activities include units on exercises , team and individual sports, rhythms, track , X tumbling, apparatus, and first aid. There is also an intramural program after school for those who wish to participate. Mr. Bob Ur-gm Slayton NOT SHOWN: ,p Mr. Sam Moore MUSIC Music appreciation begun early in a child's experiences at home and school leads him to enjoy the beauty of good music throughout his lifetime. Many fads may come and go, but the beautiful music endures for generations. Enjoyment comes not only from its beauty, but also from recogn- ition and understanding of the composition and of the composer. Our students begin to improve their abilities and enjoyments of much of the world's best music, both classical and modern, in the instrumental and the vocal fields. . EE i iryf S ,'l' - s,,.,, r- , t',r'i,i 'A ' .1 ' I i i J f 5f'245 ' 'f J ' 3 . ': , , ' ' x I 5522455 t ,L W' ' .V Mr. Kenneth Mr. Edward Miss Nadine ' Cary Rude 51314011 15 CLASSES SCIENCE Q l 1 ' 4. Q3 , ,ga if i J xl 4 ' - I ' 1 Mr. Moms Mr. Carrol Mr. Marvin A 41 v Brenn Felker Frankamp 'J , ff- K . . 11 -b Q, , :Z T54 1 G - S ., i,, gg ..,, K Q9 .. , M a S i W if' W ,A,,SVh Y 1 q A i f i' ' N ' K ., . 46 0 X Mr. larry Mr. Harvey 1. - Godley Kopper W The increasing scientific impetus of the last twenty years has been responsible for the re- evaluation of science teaching and an examination of the goals of that instruction. Two major objectives of all science teaching-should be apparent. First, the stimulation of interest and the arousing of a student's curiosity about his world is a goal toward which we strive. Second, it would be a desirable outcome of our work together if those students who wish a career in science would find the area for which they are best suited. Apart from these, the immense importance of science and the scientist in the life of every individual demands a basic knowledge of the problems, techniques, and methods of science. As long as the world must face problems of population control, over-production, under devel- oped areas, mismanagement of natural resources, and an advanced technology, then so long will citizens require training in science. 16 READING CLASSES S SSS if if kfh' V stirs V,', ViV,.V Si,. Mrs Frances Mrs. Bessie Mrs. Fairie Boyers Lance Martin Reading classes are designed to increase the reading achievement and ability of a selected group of students, and are geared to reinforce and con- tinue instruction and to promote the individual independent reading habits for mental growth and leisure enjoyment. When the printed page can deliver to the student its full meaning and purposes, then he has become educated, for the key to all learning has been given him--the ability to read and to comprehend. SPECIAL EDUCATION Special Education Teachers: Mis. Bessie Lance QNOT SHOWNJ Mrs. Dorothy Glover, QRIGHTJ Mr. David Youngblood QLEFTJ Special education provides an atmosphere of learning for those with various handicaps so that they may learn to become N citizens fully able to make their contributions to the society in which they live. They learn at their own rate and learn to live and grow as independent, self-sufficient adults able to take their rightful place among their peers. 17 CLASSES INDUSTRIAL ARTS WOODWORKNG E-ECTRICITY METALS Mr. David Mr. Larry Almes VanPelt Whether one or all of these things apply to any one boy, it can be said ' that he will be a better citizen for 1 having had this kind of training. ' ww A X ' i-xi X Sim INDUSTRIAL ARTS has three main reasons for its importance to each and every boy. No matter what area of industrial arts is involved--whether it be woodworking, drafting, metalworking or electricity--these reasons still apply. lndustrial arts might lead to an occupation by which a living can be earnedg if not an occupation, it might lead to a hobby which can enrich the individual's leisure time. lf not a hobby or an occupation, it will at least make the individual aware of quality products and how they are madeg thus he will be a better consumer. 18 N L-J HOMEMAKING CLASSES MIS. Grace Miss Jani ce George Nickel I 1 The content in homemaking education gives girls a clearer understanding of the needs and concerns of individuals and families in a changing society. The girls learn management of time and money, preparation of food, table service, and proper etiquette, they learn to con- struct and care for clothes. They also study and practice good housekeeping, caring for child- ren, and better understanding of personal and family relations. Basic concepts are provided which can be applied to living now and in the future. TYPING Li Miss Glenda McNew Mr. Tal Baker junior High Typewriting gives the basic fundamentals of the typewriter. Students learn to type themes, reports, manuscripts, personal letters, business lettersg to address envelopes, to use carbons properly and to cut stencils for duplicating machines. Ninth-grade students who avail themselves of this elective find they are better prepared for senior high. Also, they are in a position to carry on effectively their daily business activi- ties. 19 I CANDID SHOTS Yes, 36 in base five is 121. Hm-m-m-m-m-m paid for What a ya know. They get this . N. The Swingers Touch my donut and I'11 fight! ex Ai- 1- 'yd Dear Abby, I've called this guy--- ,oio , Ta. 1 wa, .:L,. ww..-f Smoke got in my eyes. smiled He must do something ! special on BeethoVen's birthday. Q - . . W . , ' 4' ,. A , .ew e 1 . -f , K' ' I- K-531 ' ff .. V -, :gg Q . , ' M---. . i . 1 . .4- W -1 Q w ' ' M. - W' I , ' ' A , we .T ,. f Q'3HefQ'i f 'S' 28' . . 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CANDID SHOTS Watkins, Pattie Welch, Mike Westman, Patricia Vlfhite, Connie White, Lyle Whitford, Linda Williams, Michael Wilson, Doug Windham, Cindy AT Wooten, Russell Worthan, Mark wg, Wright, Martha fi ' Young, Rita Younliin, Philip Younts, Willetta Gul' 'fbi X ,.x. -mn., 'D X- Z.-1 X fw ' Qi Believe it or notg this is History. By George, I've got my eagle eye on him. 54.39 ,f PM if '33 S as if if fa-afiwfx 'Q fbrgiw 'tif r ,ff fe We ft' fi t T' ' , - I ' .? , V ' 3 : f - 'i' iff 4 P ' - f 1 ig- ff . ..,, wife - - ., Q.. 51 A n!'1 :' ' 'i'h '5x1. ,. , we A ,L A,-yfgzgqll mug. J. . , ,,, . .-:aw 3. .. ' ' 'misi 5155? -:I Wim 1 3' 'li-:54'Qw,'2,a:.: :,P 5'-fzilr Wi' 'wmv' . xagymg g, .- ,. - 'JW gf QT L ' j -W 7,t3,g. E,l 'gg,pf. 1111 'Vw A f --mf: gym, - -S -, ,,r',, On your mark, get set - - - f l'd never have believed it if l hadn't seen it with my naked eye. Gosh, I wonder if he knows they're ripped ? Sh! 34 x 0 W 1'-95' 53132153 '- mf . 1. 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NOT SHOWN: Hodges, John 38 Hawk, Stewart Hayden, Manuel Hays, Rodger Hendricks, David Hepner, Gary Herndon, Gary Hiatt, Gene Hill, Alfredia Hill, Mary Hodge , Reene Holler, Gary Hood, Judy Hopper, Sandra Hopps, Priscilla Hudson, Leland Hues, John Hughes, Richard Hull, Gary Hunt, JoAnn I-Iurtig, Sherry Hus, Lonnie Hutcherson, Sherry Hutchins, Melody Huxley, Dennis Inman, Shirley Ivins, Michael James, Marsha Lee Jay, Phillip Lynn Jeck, Dorothy Jean Jennings, Cynthia Sue Jessup, Diana Johnico, Beverly Johnson, Bonita Johnson, Charlene Johnson, Gail Johnson, Jodie Johnson, Laura Johnson, Neva Johnson, Roberta Jones, Anita Jones, Brenda Jones, Dennis Jones, Mike Jones, Roseanna Jones, Rowena Jones, Thelma Kadlec, Joleen Keimig, Jack Kelley, Dale Ketcherside, Sherry King, Max Klotz, Bob Knight, Janie Knipp, Patricia Knoettgen, Bob Krapf, Judith Lewis, Ted Linnebur, Kathy Lod'e1', Carl Lowrey, Rick Ludlam, Vickie Lyon , Gwen McFall, Sally McGinnis, Vicki McGowan, Anna Belle McGrew, William Mclntyre, Linda McMil1on, Ioan McNay, Debra Mackey, Susan Maloney, Kimberly Marquardt, Candy Martin, Mary Martinez, Helen Mason, Linda Meade, David Medrano, Gilbert Metzger, Gail Meyer, David Miller, Richard Miller, Sheryl Nlills, Randy Mingle, Larry Nlitchell, Robert Monroe, Rosanna Montemayor, Sue Moody, Larry Moore, Christine Moore, Millicent Morris, William Morton, john Murphy, Michael Murray, Wanda Neil, David Nelson, Cheryl Nelson, William Nesahkluah, Pricalla Newman, Rickie Newton, Julia Newton, Kathy Nichols, Albert Noland, Marsha Okle, Steven Olson, Candace Overby, Connie Page , Robert Paph, Linda Park, Denise Payne, Curtis Pendleton, Timothy Perez, Karen 7TH GRADE ,-33-,:E,,.:.1f I 5,3 3, vigil? ,V M if ,, E I ll Ei ai 'if in gg, I A - Q i. ,., ,Q ,,,, . 1 ' 9. 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L. West, Aaron West, James White, Billie White, Karen Whitney, Patrick Wiggans, James Wiggans, Juanita Wilhelm, Richard Williams, LaDon Williams, Ruth Williams, Vernon Willit, Dennis Wilmeth, Patricia Wilson, Guy Wing, Kathy Witman, Randy Wilkinson, Terry Woods, Donna ., rf, fra , ' 1,-A , .rf yr 1214 PWM r if f N , W ' ,M A ' 1 fi 'f ami, , fi-235, L ff ,I , iv' ff' cg, , ' I u,.. A so ,ag . ' W ri. ' i- 'gag 195-If 1, S i .. . 'Pi 1 lg,-J 5 ! 7- - ,..: s 5, - is-iii, J 'alta ,Mm M .iff S' i. rigs 3-13-z,,..,f4'S ,i ag ,..a f ' , , 4 SN' :rw H? A, Q, or 3 V, aaa, , -f' 3 ,j r A , We y .2 vm-fr '- ,. y H i of Xi in -is X, i ri on K .i,, X W i I if ,, n ik: ,A f, ,Q . X jj, K as fr-as lg 1 ' R L.. -g ' z u, an ,..,,.a-i at 5 v- .. , :gm si Q 7 r 3+ A ,.,Q,,, ,.., ,i 1 .. Q i Q , Pm -W f ' 1 ' 5, Q ' .. ,r --- v i as :Fx i as as I .sr iv-Fei? X rf f --. ws, J fir rV,. 34,1 A ,, . fa Nw. .3 w it A .:.1 I ,T L R y ti J ' if Wooten, Kathy , , Wright, John Q W ,Al Young, Mark ' A ' H V Zimmerman, Lloyd PM 433' ML! ! iff:-2-S ,exif 2 0' 4 . 'hsgy F L39 1 'Z' 'Si A ,cl Q: Z D Ny 1 gi .. 7, - i -' R- ,.. W-5 ' sm ! f - 41 STUDENT SERVICE GROUPS STUDENT SERVICE CORPS: This group is composed of volunteer students who perform services at many school affairs. They take tickets at K. U. assemblies, usher, act as hosts and hostesses when visitors are at the school and perform many courtesies for Jardine. Mr. Tal Baker is the sponsor. LIBRARY PROCTORS: Library proctors are selected by the librarian, Miss Nida Ella Logan, to help students select and find books. They cheek books in and out, place them properly on the shelves, look up those owing fines, and perform any other task needed to help keep the library a quiet, efficient place for study and enjoyment. OFFICE PROCTORS: Office proctors per' fice running smoothly, relieving the ad- pers, passes, and What-have-you. They are useful as Well as ornamental, The offi ce proctors are Cheryl Murray, Colleen Lynch, Lynne Foster, Connie Conaway, Cindy Nietfeld, and Teresa Hill. 42 form varied duties which help keep the of- ministrators and secretary for more respon- sible work. You may see them running er- rands, mimeographing, and collecting pa- OR GA NIZA TIQNS ,, ORGANIZATIONS , STUDENT COUNCIL Officers of the Student Council and mem- bers who serve as representatives from their classes are students who have made outstanding records in the development of the important traits which characterize good citizenship. They must also have made satisfactory progress in scholarship, and they must possess potential for leadership in school affairs. Sponsors: Mrs. Charlie Galloway Mr. David Almes Officers and Representatives is I it, V. 1 'ilr ,V ' , ,- 1 H T A R 1 ji OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW, left to right: President, , ff 3, I Q Q Teresa Hillg Vice -president, Dennis Hus5 Secretary, m:aferzfQ?f:,, ' 4 ,fi , 4 V! -4: . . - - 355351, F263 -1: ' F' fwfivkf , fvf gi' .rlm-'55 f E: ' ' i, Vg Q In Connie Conawayg TOP ROW- Parliamentarian, Susan , , .. ' Q- Kitsmillem Historian , Jill Ottg and Sergeant-at-arms, Richard Hammer. ' 'L ' - -' -- 1- K -3 .1-:- L - 1 J i :f:1:f: 1352- ' .V Q . . r, Q 1, ' . THE CHARGER The Charger is one of the best school newspapers in the city. lt has a large number of students who act as reporters gathering and Writing about the people and happenings of our school. Mr. Rolland Doerfer is the sponsor. Typists from Mr. Tal Baker's classes pre- pare the copy for mimeographing and all work to compile the material into the finished product -- The Charger. 44 ORGANIZATIONS Girls' Leaders' Club Boys' Leaders' Club Sponsors: Miss Sally Davis Sponsor: Mr. Bob Slayton Mrs. Billie Allen Boys' and Girls' Leaders' Clubs consist of boys and girls who have been chosen by the gym teachers for qualities of leadership and responsibilities. These students have shown characteristics of becoming leaders, they show respect for other students, and are helpful to the teachers and the students on the field and in the gymg they also take care of the locker room and the equipment. It is an honor and a privilege to be chosen a leader. BOCKSTORE The bookstore serves the student body by selling necessary supplies in the morning and during lunch hour. Everyone is bound to' run out of a needed item at the most inopportune timeg and we're grateful for this store within our school. LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Kitsrniller, Colleen Lynch, Ricky Seglem, and Mrs. Jennie Thomas, sponsor. Y-TEENS The goals of the Y-Teens: To grow as a persong To grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalitiesg To grow in knowledge and love of God. Sponsors: Mrs. Florence Chambers Mrs. Margaret Cornner Miss Glenda Mc.New 45 ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC VOCAL 46 ORCHESTRAL Orchestra and Band are open to those students who play an instrument well. A Orchestra is composed of the better per- formers of A Band Who play concert in- struments. These individuals are chosen on a selection and aptitude basis. Both band and orchestra offer students the opportunity for improving their own musical abilities and for performing mu- sically for their school and its students, ro P-' rn A4 .... U cm as FP' 5 5 '4 Val o o li Ei o C-'1 o 5 U7 su 5 Q. sn F? 9 0 nr QQ f Q ? V 1 X 4 -Nn2,.' Q J D I - F f s s 'Q Spring Festival. Director: Mr. Kenneth Cary P ll N mqmw 552295 HO mfUUH- mm '4Ov-1-rr E. ?3sn1 'U: Op2qf 'EUg-O-1 gg Hows gmgwioia CJA4 docggai 04m 'DO HQHHNBM OP-Jv'5OUU'r-1 Q.: 09.41--1m 1-fm W FD' Owhlvz gstwgmdrgg' ' N' O N41-A H1 Om 05 Ulf-1 8'1'41+UEv-vs O QQEWQQ gQ4Zg3 mm2.g.g,E SEQOOS E1 a 1 CHORUSES AND ENSEMBLES Director: Miss Nadine Stroh ORGANIZATIONS Music Boys' Ensemble-9th Grade Girls' Ensemble-9th Grade Sextet-9th Grade Mixed Ensemble -9th Grade Girls' Ensemble-8th Grade Boys' Ensemble-8th Grade 47 ORGANIZATIONS SWINGSTERS The Swingsters meet every Monday night from 3:30 to 4:00 with Mr. Lewis, who donates his time freely to teach students to learn chords and to play music on their guitars. They usually have twenty partici- pants. The Swingsters learn everything from popular Westerns as Navajo Trail to Down in the Valley, plus many popular songs and even songs popularized by the Beades. BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM A Basketball T eam B Basketball Team composed of eighth and seventh grade boys. Mr. Sam Moore, Coach. 48 These boys represent Jardine on the courts of junior high schools in Wichita. We're proud of them. A Team: QTOP ROW L-Rj Dennis Wiggans, Richard Hays, Tom Laz- ley, Ronnie Friedman, joe Robinson, Tommy Hunt and Dennis Baker, QBOTTOM ROWQ David Kennedy, fMgr.j, Ron Fluty, Barry Rowell, Tom Rutledge, Randy Wind- ham, Richard Alkinson, and Larry Richard- son, QMgr.j, Coach, Mr. Don Davison. l, o,o,.' . 91 0 A vqvffim 5 I 'Ai .' ' iw-rf '- Wx' z ' 2- X. X TS: S f rg KW if fig- SK l 'Yea, Team! jgfjlm gig? ,O QQ M E Qm gfffi QW 'H 75 .U Q? 45 'Q?5fN fW Bgsiig fy J , :C ' fd V . Q km ' , N X1 M .wzxtl-.3 I 1 ,- hA,,f 5 L f 1 'V I E ,fl H ., 1 1- Q W is GW gl? as fwCQ?fi V5 Q ff bwff ,OV 6 Q 0 f 1 W My jggifgdwigmjgngygiy G Q f 59 S3 if ggi? Q 55 SW ii S Q? if N if 5 S55 F 5525? ka? 1 97 X N 5 Qg 2? ,- i ' ,, .. - bi ff' X cvfofgf' QA CE? ff? 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