Junction City High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Junction City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

X ' 1 N.2q I I I I III I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I iuumnmrumvsawo eu.. IJ .1 F 1 E 1956 POW WOW g sm . 5 E., 2 3 e Q ? r 5 ggQ5gQ.'OW WOW, and many hours of hard 1 6 jim... .mu ml 3 l Q Junction City High School is truly the HighMSchool in the Heart ofthe Nation. Sln halls and classrooms of I CHS students from all over the United States, irideed from all over the world have worked and studied together. There is no high schoollatflfgrt Riley, so all students from the seventh grade up through the Senior Class attend our school. Since eight of our Seniors at- tended school in Germany last year, one was in Hawaii, and nine in other schools in the United States, our High Schoolgpisimly the crossroads of the nation. Each section of this book shows a phase of school lite and its relation to our community. The High School has a great part to play, for it provides many educational and enjoyable op- portunities to the citizens of Junction City. In addition, the High School educates tomorrow's leaders of the community, state, and nation. The POW WOW is published each year by the Senior Class to preserve the events ot the academic year. Some changes have been made in the 1956 work have gone. into its production. We hope you will like it. THE HI , , i CHQHIL IN um ATIO F CONTENTS the JP II Making Gwynn .heacial Qlaaam Contributions in Jicfaieuemenu Published by DMI I TR 1-1.1 -1+ 1- .- ' 2 ' -' '-'.r's11 :W'Q:s1'.z:fz:s:1-'.'efL:-:-' .za-'-:ir1 :1:z1'- ''11115:5f'5 :ir5r:15:5: .' ' : 1' ,' -. -'Q ' ' . .'.' J ' ' f A ' Av , 7'1 .':':'Z'f PFM' ::f:f: 1':::::f':L::fl:1f:f::::::::l' ':1 ':i::::' :::f:::':Sf153::':'::2:'-'F'- :::?5f:::::::Z::- I -A -zii'-7 4 '1f7f3fP7:3 735' rr . t' 'f' 'WEiv'21 2 5w-'g3:5:533zr354-1331553gggyyggzrf:vlgsjsgggggr3gm:5: :sggg1-gg-1-gl5.2-z::1:15g55:5:535553555:g:5:1' Q f 'FY fri' lst. row -- Znd. row -- Mr. Frank Brown, PresidentgDr. L. P. Bunker, Vice-Presi- dentg Mrs. Robert M. Carrg Mrs. john Chaney. Dr. G. W.Grammerg Mr. Lee Hornbakerg Miss Doris Stande- fer -- Clerk. These schoolboard members worked hard to promote the bonds for a new high school which the city passed with a large majority. They each donate much of their time from their busy lives to help the younger generation. -Ali I I Y Y ' 4 '-:'i:-:-. I-:-.+I-2-:-25:-: 'Z' i'1:5 ''1Z3'4'f3''E52?f2f5:5f'5'45tE3f',355 :'?Q': iff555555:fEfEIEQ1'1ffff.... EgfA:ff:.4::' 3 :-:.:.1-:.:.:-:qt ,:.:.:.5. x Y ..:2,.: .Ll .D .,., -. ,:4:.:,..:,.,:,:W, ,P .. .1 ,5,.:. veg: 23553:.-5:g:5:g,g:E:E:i:E:1'x.',H -5355:-55:-'35-Qgfgil. ig 5 - 1 .. sw MR. DONALD A. MCCONNELL Superintendent Mr. McConnell, our school superintendent, has a large responsibility over all the public schools in this area. It is through his work and efforts that we have such a fine school system. Mr. Karns, who has been serving our high school as principal for the last fifteen years, has and will receive many thanks for his guidance and help through our high school life. Mr. Stoll, assistant principal, guidance direc- tor and coxmselor, has helped many d us choose a vocation. 3 l a 3 3 5 afar' 5151-' ,ara .my 433 zzzzif' ,mage -1?' . az' -SEV Mn. H. D. KARNS Principal MR. CURTIS C. STOLL -5- Assistant Principal, Guidance, Vocations. F.: Facult ln '17 'x -si M rin-ali lst. row: Howard Bates, Health, Scienceg Ruth Bell, English, Spanishg Mrs. Shirley Benedict, English,1ournalismg Marguerite Bignall,Constitution, History,Sociology: Richard A. Chase, Mathematics, Science. 2nd. row: Mrs. Katherine Collins, Librariang Edmond R. Dailey, Mathematicsg Ethel Feese, Biological Scienceg Charles G. Fiffe, Coach, Commerce, Driver's Educationg Yvonne Gagle, Biology, Mathematics. -6. vmaem. -' fffrf 'r'hr fwl.-fafzss. wsacvwswv-.pxxwe-:amassfefrw-ff irwazse.. 1. 1.11 LIBRA RY STA FF Betty Davis Emogene Davis Betty Hammond julia Hudley Sharon Kaska Ronnie McKenzie Madeline McKinney Harriet Marcus Thamasina Mender Anita Nelson Barbara Pickering Bonnie Pickering Eurene Vinson Sandra Pechin Sally Porter jan Price Sandy Reid Loretta Vinson fnot in picture! Mary Estes Eartha Smith Secretaries and Nurse , 'Q . I 3 ' SH, 1 'C - R, In Watching over illnesses, acci- dents, and helping write excuses are some of the duties of our very compe- tent school nurse, Mrs. LaVerne Allen, at right. flnsetsl Donna Schmutz and Ruth Wiley. They are our school secretaries. When asked what they do most, they said, Write excuses! They are really an asset to our school. Donna and Ruth are always busy writing letters, mimeo- OFFICE WORKERS graphing tests, and taking care of many schedules At Counter: Sylvia Brase, Nancy Brethour, Karen Marts, Ann Harper and transcripts. Barbara McCluskey, Judy Stark. , Back of Counter: Nelita Stewart, Brenda Odle,Judy Schmedemann, Fran- ces Merritf Shirley Bruce, Carol Leonard, Leah Palm, Joan Oliver lcan not be seenl, Mary Anderson, Janice Gfellar, JoLynne Fuson, Joanne Minnick, Elise Baden, Carol Crites fnot in pictured. lst. row: William Goering, Social Scienceg Eleanor Guy, Clothingg Mrs. Ethel Hamm, Cafeteria, Foodsg Mrs. Alberta Hedstrom, Art, Music, Spellingg Jack L. Hemiingtcn, Mathematics. 2nd, row: Jack W. Homan, Art, Mathematicsg John B. Jeffries, English, Social Scienceg Robert E. Kessler, Dramatic's, English: Mrs. Patsy Long, Remedial ReadinggGlen McGonigle, Science, -7- x K CA FETERIA Marguerite Wysong A lberteen Suiter Ierrid Guise Iudy Taylor Norma Christenson Marilyn Haugen me . - X I t iers - H' f v' HQ is-f . sv'-ff ' We STA FF Fern Iahnke Eartha Smith Loretta Vinson julia jahnke Janice Huff Martha Giese .4-lj? X,-an lst. row: Beverly McNulty, Physical EducationgGeorge C. Madelen,Coach, Physical Educationg Mary Maglll, Mathematicsglrwin A. Miller,VocationalAgricu1tureg Charles E. Neale, Vocal Music. 2nd, row: Mrs. Pauline Oliver, History, Lating Perry Pangrac, Band, Orchestrag Mrs. Agatha Patterson, History, Scienceg N. W. Patterson, Manual Trainingg Mrs. Nancy Sangster, English. ..3.. alll- . Facult 'Q' ,Aff .R Q . -.i ' we 4. t . ai. ,,.' 1st. row: Dorothy Schmiedeler, English: Mary Louise Scothorn, Englishg Mrs. Opal Shellhaas, Englishg Kenneth Siefkes, Arithmeticg Boyd Talley, Vocations. 2nd, row: Donald R. Teply, Constitution, History, International Relationsg Mabel Thompson, Principal, Geographyg Helen Torgescn, Commerceg Lauren R. Warford, Printing: Loretta Westhusln, Commerce. lst. row: These are the ladies who prepare our delicious meals in the cafeteria: Mrs. Ber- , nice Hosler, Head Cook, and Mrs. Edna Hopper who assists her. The men who keep our build- ing clean and who are always on hand to fulfill our needs are fsecond rowl james E. Allen, Harry Fiest,joseph Gillen, andStephen Elmore who is head janitor. Mr. Ross Smith ffirst rowl is retiring after working 25 years inthe school. Mr. Smith said, It is a joy to watch the seventh graders come ln and see them go through their high school life. Of lasting interest to me is watching the reaction ci different students at their gradua- tions. Y Q if -ai: F ii? J 1 1 na: ,mmm wsxwppfzkrwmm f -bxwmmwm-:wvw www :smwmvmz :mm axssww weswssfmwmwxwmwswrvefmmzeexmfxmrmeaww aswamwsewmwramwfvy-1.1-wemnmaww aww-mmxfa mm smzxwi fm S: ewNw::w1wmwe.:zasxx1 safmwaf . ssewzmwswmsmfi 1 ww' wr-mmm Nami- , K - The enior Class C LA SS OFFICERS President ............. Harold Heaberlin Vice President ........ lack Murrison Secretary ........ ....... M arcia Perry Treasurer ..... ...... R ichard Crocker With the closing of the school year, students and faculty look forward to a change of scene, whether it be only for a few months or a com- pletely different aspect of activity. In I.C.H.S., as in schools across the nation, this climax of the academic year affects a large number of people. Seniors find themselves onthe threshold of a new life,a culmination of ideas and influen- :es that grewfrom highschool experiences and acquainances. So wrote Roger Shepherd in the last issue of the BLUE IAY that he sponsored. As we go into the world after four eventful years of high school, many experiences and highlights will be placed in a cubical of mem- ories. Gary G. Anderson Bobby Ashley Boyd Avery Harry I. Bail Shirley Ann Baker Sara jane Barker -12.- Lawrence E. Blake, jr. jack Blanken Shirley A. Bragg Ella May Britt Gladlyn Britt Shirley Bruce Shirley Lou Brumm Dave Buchanan Eleanor Elena Ca1ib0S0 Dean Cameron 9'5- 3. W, .Q -his-wr QFKQQ Q1 QW, ,V M. Y gf uf, F ' .i A K 1 Nr i i ., Y , Olav' C L if Jerald Robert Cameron -M-f or .f Q:-' S Karl Dean Carpenter ,131 . 2. ,, . t an 1 H' X 0 jane Carr Richard Kay Champag Roy C oleman Kenneth Corcoron Preston Rodney Craf Richard Ray Crock' Orville Glenn Darnell Robert L. Day Connie L. DeLay Clarence De1Forge Robert Lee Diepenb1 Larry Dowdell 14- Gladys Darlene Draper Sandra May Drew Vincent Paul Driski john Leslie Duncan j Joseph L. Dupre Judith Durbon A s Freshmen we were initiated by the mighty Seniors of 1953. At this time we were thought to be the lowest form of life and the mighty Sen- iors reigned supreme. You could never recog- nize us in the state we were in. We were simply covered with lipstick, and what a ffgooie mess was in our hair. Not only that, but we had to wear clothes wrong side out and backwards. The best part of the ceremony was cleaning the 1 and the weiner roast thatfollowed. We had loads of fun on that day! Most of us studiedg some even made the honor roll. Many of us placedfor state scholar- ship awards. Using oiu' dramatic and musical talents, we put on the junior High Operetta, Belle of Bagdad, under the direction of Philip Crow. Those who had leads were Iudy Stark, Rodney Craft, Don Hampton, Nyla Neilson,Cyn- thia Ziegler,and jane Carr. Miss Helen Hauge helped us produce the play, G ood Night Caro- line, with the cast including Leah Palm, Robert Iott, Nyla Nielsen and Rodney Craft. As Freshmen a number of us held offices in junior High organizations. Our class president was David Junghans. Don Hampton was Vice president, Cynthia Ziegler was secretary, and the treasurer was Rodney Craft. The next year our confidence grew and we gained more social recognition in the school activities. Our boys started in Senior High sports and began their way to stardom. A few of these were Gordon MacLaird,Art McKenna, RussellGaston, EarlHaytor, Ron Henry, Harold Heaberlin, Larry Dowdell, Vincent Driski, jack Murrison, jack Hall, Allen Irwin, and joe Hudley. In the Senior High operetta, The Mikado, Rodney Craft played the part of the Mikado. The play we produced, The Happy Journey, was under the directicn of David Cropp. The cast included Harold Heaberlin, Sally Shellhaas, Richard Crocker, Bev Wells, Bob Patterson, and Caroline Smith. In the spring of that year we were accorded the privilege of taking down the decorations and cleaning the gym after the Junior -Senior Prom. For our leaders, we chose Harold Heaberlin as presidentg Russell Gaston, vice president, Carol Karns, secretaryg and Judy Olson as treasurer. During the summer we rested and decided what we were going to do the next year. Why, we had only two years left--such a short time to accomplish all we had to do! -15- Being measured for the Big Day when we receive our caps and gowns. jane Carr measures Les Duncang her assistant, Linda Weaver, takes names. Lois Swart and Sylvia Robertson await their turn. 116... jo Elliott Sandra Fiest Carol Gardner Ierry Gaston Russell Gaston Leroy Groyon john Andrew Hall Betty Lou Hammond Doretta Hammond Don Hampton Roy Eugene Harloff Anthony William Harris Earl Hayter Harold Heaberlin Carolyn Alece Heintz Ronald Andrew Henry Diane Verda Hewitt Nelson Eddie Hicks 117.- B. NX ' f ,nm- Ku? 1112423 ilk., aba- .wx '-713' Mx S gf' Que.. KN P-A Qu-...-l GT- 'H'- ....-..- 3 Q ggi X ..f 8.. Bonnie Honadel Carolyn Huber joseph Burnell Hud james Irwin Thomas Irwin Robert Allen Irwin Roy E. jennings, jr. Carole Sue joffray joe johnson David jimghans jerry Karmann Carol jeanne Karn C n Iimmie Larson Terry Kennedy Carol Kidd LaVina Marie Kidd Frances Carol Leonard Richard Loader A s jimiors our musical and dramatic abilities came into the full view of the public. The oper- etta, H.M.S. Pinafore, was under the direction of Charles Neal. Willie Spencer, Mickey Stew- art, Bob Patterson, judy Stark, Rodney Craft, and Harold Heaberlin were in the cast. Nine Girls was a mystery play. This was quite different from other plays that had been put on in our high school and was under the direction of Robert Kessler. The nine girls were Connie Neddo, Bev Wells, Barb McKinnon, Ann Mc- Millin, Carolyn Huber, Wilma Woodruff, Judy Diubon, Peggy Schippert, Marilyn Taylor, and Lois Swart. A debate club was organized byjoseph Merr- itt, one of our faculty members. As juniors, those who took part were Sally Shellhaas, Chan Duryea, Lee Quisenberry, and Fred Ritter . Those taking constitution went to Topeka to visit the Kansas Senate and House of Represen- tatives. The trip was fun as well as educational and gave us a better understandingof our state government. The high-light of om' junior year was the prom, with its theme Evening in Paris . All of us put in many long hard hours of work and worry into the decorations, food, and program. .ay . But we worked the hardest trying toconceal the theme from the Seniors. We had replicas of the Effiel tower ,Arc de Triumphe and other land- marks of Paris. Our program centered about the dancing of famous Parisian Can-Can Girls of the Moulen Rouge. Our guests, the Seniors, sat at sidewalk cafe tables and listened and danced to the music of jimmy james Band. The year 1955-56 was full of activity. We are Seniors at last. The sports stars--Russell Gaston, jack Hall, Allen Irwin, Vincent Driski, joe Hudley, and Harold Heaberlin--have played outstandingly in their sport fields. We have a high percentage on the honor roll. Because of outstanding scholastic ability, a number have been offered scholarships to use in the colleges of their choice. We have put out a good school paper, The Blue jay which carries all impor- tant school news. Of course our POW WOW is the best everg at least that is what Miss Torge- son, our sponsor, says. The following are the clubs in which we have a Senior as president: Dramatics, Judy Durbong Pep Club, Peggy Schippertg Kayettes, jane Carrg I Club, Russell Gastong Kays, jack Hallg Ushers, Roy Colemeng Student Coimcil, Don Hampton. -19- hd -.4-I 1 LD pl..- y N., 1 . . ., . k 41, gi. -, . ., ,,., , ffnyf yisfc is iam 7i' 1-qu-nur' if .X 'Sli-0' I , L, ,a,w?3g.?L':, f my ,if fifff ,iid':f!5i -3' 'Qi f- me .W 'L -f.. wus!! l iff' Q. K -335' VW Riu' any Donald Lovelady Gordon MacLaird Rance Makuch Homer Yale Mar Clifford F. McCart11 Bonnie Irene McCl Arthur Raymond McKenna Walter Ronald McKenzie A 20- nn MCMillin Carolyn Mitchell Richard D. Moody Dan Moran jack E. Murrison Kenneth W. Myers Thomas E. Neal Connie Neddo Ronald L. Newman Sally Alice Odle Iudy Olscm Kenneth V. Osbourn Leah Palm Larry Pascarelli Robert Shannon Patterson Marcia Anne Perry -21 Q un' 0 K in-0 in lo? ,,m.,,A Jiri! 4-Q Sn L S' f , .,,, . ff Rag SX 4-QR !r-wwf S X wfixx I X 5 Our Senior playbthe Yuletide Festival, Say it With Music, the football and basketball games, assemblies, lyceum programs, and the club meetings we have attended have all been a part of this, our Senior year. We are glad to have had these along with the classes we have atten- ded, the studying we have done, and the plans we have made for the future. Though we are leaving this school, its desks, our books,and the teachers,we are taking with us the pleasant and unpleasant memories, the joys and sorrows, and the knowledge we have acquired here. We wish to thank the teachers for the help, patience and endurance they have shown toward us. Although we may not seem to have appreciated it, we really do. As we approach the door of the future and enter through the portals of adulthood, we look backand think, I am what I made me, but only with the help of, oh, so many others. Againwe say Thank you to everyone for everything that has been done for us, the Senior Class of 1956. Cynthia Ziegler and Sally Shell- haas were om' representatives to Girls'State which is sponsoredby the American Legion Auxiliary. Girls' State is held annually on the Kansas University campus. l nxi ' Rolf Peters William Pevey Lee Quisenberry KK jerry Landes Ratts 'V Fredrick I. Ritter Sylvia Ann Robertso 5 -22- janice Roney Peggy Lou Schippert Gloria Sheaffer Sally Sue Shellhaas Robert Sherwin Caroline Elizabeth Smith Willie Spencer Judith Dee Stark Carl Stebbins Nelita Stewart Martha lane Strom Lois Marie Swart -23- 7 'xl' vs'---'Y ff' .R , 'A- 'R wg., -.M 62 .r w bw 'f ', ' .Q UU Q -':-:nf I -fir, ,K iv? ' Q Marilyn Taylor Peggy Terry john Upshaw Linda Lea Weaver Beverly Ann Wells Marilyn jane West Rodney West Betty Lou Whisenant Helen Mae White Dorothy Louise Whitlf Robert Lee Wilburn Edward A . Windebz 24- Carol Anne Wood Wilma Lou Woodruff Karen joan Zellner Cynthia Ziegler Rosemarie Ermini Sally Shellhaas was greatly honored to be chosen for the Daughters of the American Revolution Pilgrimage for her high scholastic ability and leadership in our school and community. Si. it Colors ....... Dark purple and lavender Flower ..... Orchid Motto ...... Followers today: leaders tomorrow. Don Hampton, Russe1lGaston, and Rodney Craft wear the same caps as they did while attending Sunflower Boys' State at Wichita this past sum- mer. These boys were sent under the auspices of the Lions Club, Rotary Club, and American Legion. -251 r wif MM unior AQUOS! Ivh-1 A uld, Gary Avery, Mickey Baden, Elise Barbour, Clyde Bass, Louis Bausch, james Bean, Ralph Bourisaw, Glenon Bradshaw, Janice Brady, Connie Brooks, Sharon Brown, Marilyn Brown, Terron Camerm, Rose Cobb, Donald Coles, julia Cornish. Wllllam Cm Patsy Crough, Barbara Davies, Margare! Davies, Mary Davies, V4'Jna Davls. Bettv Davis, Devine D. DeLong, Ray Demuth, Judy Derendlnger, Pete Dlepenbrock, Doloroe Dillon. Ronald Donovan, Richard Dowdell, Wayne Dumas, james R. Eachen, William Edney, Robert Elllnzton. Darwin Fleming, Irlene Foster, Bob Gabbard, Kenneth Gulse, Stanton Hall, Bob Hammond. Patricia -26.- V ...... ,S E l O Hanklns, Burdett Haston, Bill Hauserman, Sharon Hendersfn, Callie Ann Hodge, jim Hott, Geraldine Holloway, 0r1yn Howard, Eleanor Howard, Martin Huff, joan jahnke, Fern johnson, Larry johnson, Norman lohnston, Bill Kalmar, Kathie Kennedy, Mikey Kennedy, james Kesslnger, Kurt Kurtze, Carol Lansbury, Ernest Leach, Iohn Leaden, Doris Lee, David Mann. Barbara Marcus, Harriet Marth, Marlene McCarthy, Robert McCluskey, Barbara McDmald, Karen , McDowell, Litho 3 5. .,. xxzwiqg. MCFerron, judy Md? innis, Glenn McRae, lim Meyer, Albert,Ir. Miller, Arthur Miller, Eugene Hx.-.f'3 , W Milne, Marilyn Mock. l09.n + N M . .. . v x Moreland, Raymond Morris. Dorothv .-27- O! sq 1 i - Q Q 1 .4 Q 'JY 5 .- f - .5 gf .. r in S 3 Q? X ..-' fw. Rst 9. I. , ' X . - Q l' , K ss, Q P 'W - f Yew' -sa, . A . ' J! . :-spat' ' -vs.-1-.rits-. jg.: .:. '- ,: ,,-3335.5 K C Q 2: V ,z ,A S r 3+-ix ff o M w:,,, at ' ' H 7 , Q, y Q - :E , ' . 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Smith, jack Smith, julaine Starcher, Robert Steinfort, Harry Stevens, David Strause, Charles Tansey, Pat Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Mary Kay Taylor, Janice Thierer, Daryl Thompson, Don Trost, Michael Van Orman, jack Wahlstrom, Sharon Walton, joe Walton, Charles Warner, Ronnie Warner, Sharon Washburn, john Wellmen, Billye Whitley, Frances 1281 485 xv' Whltson, lerrold Woodward, Dennis Woldlng, Karin Wolf, Burt Woolard, Beverly Wunder, Gene York, Ruth York, William Ziegler, Philip Hand, Sylvia ophomore Alderman, Sandra Anderson, Mary Anderson, Viola Arnold, Pat Babsi, Larry Baker, joan Barnes, Odessa Basgall, Annetta Bellattl, Llnette Bond, Taltcm Breneman, Norma Briscoe, Carolyn Britt, Charles Brown, Dennis Brumm, Elaine Bryant, Gary Bundy, Betsy Burnham, Tom Burris, Carl Caliboso, josephine Chambers, Robert Champ, Ioe Chaney, Norman Clark, Larry Coen, Bobbie Colvin, Thomas Connors, Iudy Colt, jeanette Crltes, Carol Curtis, Richard 129- M, 'la Ll .M , Q -ai Q-ng, we an 3 V3 .sf-V an A awe. ,V .s -:. :e A 'M - ,. 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Lxmdeen, Gary Marts, Karen McCabe, Barbara McClellan, Gary Robert McDonald, Orville MCFerr0n, Sandy McG onigle, jennifer McQui1ler, james Merritt, Francis Meyer, Leonard Myers, Shirley Mlnnick, joarme Montgomery, jan oore, Byrm Eugene Morgan, Gary orse, Elvlna ewman, Darrell Spf V yers, Sidney 1 xx f Vx -of ID 7 X df ,-vw .,,,. ,4 wa z-gf -.v F 1 wi' f L ,Q fl '33 -6 -.. I c 2 6-ae fs... K Q --1 1' IPL. 5... f l W 1 Oberseider, Nancy Lou Odle, Brenda Parker, Judy jo Perry, Fred Petersen, Charles Pickering, Barbara Porter, Eugene Price, james Quinn, Barbara Reid, Linda Reid, Sandy Richards, Bruce Ritter, Janette Ritter, Buddy Rodriguez, Vlvlan Roscoe, jerry Rorlck, Tom Running, Marcene Schneider, Gary Schneider, Lou Ella Schmedemarm, Judy Settgast, Sylvia -31- 2 ww in 7' X n f, X 7 r 4 .221 'X' y 1'-' 3' i - L S 1. i -Q X R 'ffl , I. 1 'a.. 1 N Q ,ff o f -3 Y: ' 2 A -' - sm - - ' Q k -nr . A Q 4 sl S A f K ' f . ,. 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'F ' ,TSSS NW he Fre hmen Addis, Carole A lexander, Allies Arrivas, Romeo Athey, Rod Atkisson, Lonnie Baker, Paul Beall, Marshall Bellatti, jeanette Beverly, Ioe Boyd, Larry Bradshaw, Sharon Nam' me Brase, Sylvia Bremen, john Breneman, Roy Brethour, Nancy Briggs, John Brodie, Steve Brooks, Claudine Brott, Sheila Brown, Robert Brown, Steve Budden, William Bundy, Valeska Burr, Betty Carpenter, Kerry Chaves, Leon Chrlstenson, Phyllis Christensen, Norma Coover, Leslie Cotton, Iudy Cumbia, Tommy Cuplt, Allcla Cuplt, Ian Daniels, Nellie Danielson, Karen Deane, '1'ony Demufh, Jeannie Dodd, Larry Dupre, Arthur Dmshane, Shirley Eachen, Ada 2 if rf '., j y ' li- ir 1 M Qi' M e A, , XX R K ygg g 4 x x 2 s 'IGF Kg . esac, - ,Q - ..: fi l A'-fx Jn. Edney, jacquellne Ellis, Sandra Evans, Max Flest, Edward Filby, Craig Frye, Larry Gabbard, Nancy Gammtt, Virgil Gee, jane Gehl, Eugene Gfeller, Ronald Goad, Wilma Hammond, Loretta Harkrlder, Richard Harper, Ann Harris, Ardelle Harris, Donald Harris, Glorla Harrison, Leonard Hartman, Charles Hartung, Marjorie Hauserman, Gary Heidenrelch, Claude Hlnebaugh, Ester Hoff, Robert Hoff, Gerald Howard, Melvin Hudley, Cynthia Iott, Donna jackson, joan jean, Patricia jones, jay jurewicz, Edward Kaiser, Val Kausler, Bill Kemph, Lloyd Kern, john King, Elbert Kinny, Dale Kirkpatrick, Gary Koska, Sharon Kurtze, Nancy Lemons, Sandra Link, Genese Lovelady, james Luhrnkuhl, Billy Mann, jlmmie Marston, Donald ,tv -34.- K 4. . -x -Q n .. 55153: IFPS' fo - Q . 'V l K fl: .- .J an Nez' if .gl as ,Iv Q. 'H ,. sal-1 W o,gL,l,p,: in sk.:,5,gp,s, r ve.. F K, W X - as , ,X X S 'il X S K F .f-'.' 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ED 9 ,Sl are tv-:JV 'ex if-.. la Cl J P 43' 5 f sf ,I 3 D,DD,, W 7, D ia ' 4 l f ' ! 2 ,gat l 1 X Roberson, Payton Roller, Dlxle Rocks, jeanette Rose, Sheila Ross, Dorothy Sampson, Phil Saucedo, Ida Schmederman, Bonnie Scott, Robert Scott, Vella eitz, Mike Shackleford, Dennis Shepherd, Carol Sherranden, Ronald Soderstrom, Doug Stlffler, Peggy Strain, john Strause, Ruth Stewart, Ianle -. an 'Nz I D ,DD,e 2 Xi' X. ' l 6 K A , K rfb, Street, Rmnle 'V Q D, Streeter lean y 1:20 J Suiter, Deity l A , D Sutter, Walter ,, iw Talley, Dennis W ,ji 5 ' Turnbull, wlllard D . L ' T. , L Usser Ilm V L Q ' ,N . ' 1 vmsmll Eurene in + 'wal in-'Hoi X 'al A f 5 ,E E Walker, David ' - H' ' 1 D H W' : ' Wallace, Nona L - ' ,, ' ' l i Ward, IZCKY ff 1 A A I i f' a l. l ' Q l , ' ,. A Ware, David D t D , .-F. ' wmua, Barbara D- , Y , I , A - A .-' Whitley Donald D A L ' A P rf ,Sa 1 ' Whlttbrodt, Rcnnle H a ' Q S o Whorton Blll . '- '-'F , 2 - fd , Wllburn: Marjorie N D D X ,Q ,Q ' ' . ' -' ,lr ' Wlndehank, Kay - ' lx, lf D D .D -me we A few d the students lined up for the TB X-Rays. 4 Woldlng, Kaye D ' ' Wlmder, jackie A Wyscng, Marguerltle in ' X , D ..Q. N A W. All-V , ' S ,D . M, 4, , A W, MD A York Sharolyn , ' Younl, David S ,O 'S vi V 'N 5 Ziegler, Frank 'A D . ,N ,KE E D... h as Q -36- 1 Q -8 ,, ' - AB ,i ef X 'Yi Abi Q-af . 1- ff fit lk yd, - ggy' . .. Q X ,, x U . . an Wu K ' ,. if 2 4' :- J Eighth Grade Acker, jeannie Adamsm, loann Ag-new, Linda Anders, Walter Anderson, ludy Anderson, Wade Beam, Robert Beavehamp, Charles Blvens, Billy Blanka, Myrna Kay Boger, Charles Bourisaw, Kenneth Breadehoft, Mildred Bremen, William Brown, Barbara Bruce, Beverly Burch, Ilmmie Burgess, Ioyce Calder, Erma Caliboso, Caroline Callahan, Patricia Canty, Beverly Carlson, Noreen Ann Christensen, Norma Christy, Randall Clark, Lawrence Cleveland Barbara , K Colwell, Donald Coop, Ronald Corcoran, Linda Cotton, Butch Cowen, Barbara Corvart, john Cox, Ronald Cross, Dennis Cross, judy Curley, Lorita Darnell, Mary Day, Charles David, Frankie Dillman, Victor Dnmcan, Marcia , -an-Y' -..- My , ,.,, ,V Sf , x at f I H S1 3 .rr all V ff, Q ii J, J gli ,Q-.Q .1 .. .Q fu, is-mf' X ' . VV' F f , -J f , -1 as Y H ' A nd- 40' if if aw 6 N Q .T . ? fu'- ...38.. Dmshane, Albert Edmmson, jesus Edwards, Marvin Ervin, Linda Estell, I-leardl Estllnbaum, judy Fechner, Mitchell Ferris, Larry Fiddler, Gary Fleming, Tom Foote, Rosalind Franklin, Carol Ann Franklin, David Franklin, Willie Frazier, Carolyn Frye, Kay Gabbard, Danny Gashorn, Richard Gaston, Georgie Gee, Paul Gfeller, Merilyn Glascock, Charles Glyrm, Linda Grammer, Bill Hamiltm, Dick Hammond, Ronald Hampton, johnny Harper, Paul Harrison, Bobby Hart, Lyn Hartman, Carol Hartung, Sharon Haugen, Gene Hays, Larry Heck, Ronald Henry, john Heskett, Darlene Elaine . Heyl, Penny Hill, Mike Hill, Wayne Hirsch, judy Hobaugh, Florence Hdf, Dualne Holder, Trudy Hopper, jerry Howe, Gayle Hoyle, Lynn Hudspeth, Chrlstle J' ku-my fmvnnvk 5,3 i l get-M y sa-XA, 'JM ,f 3? Huffman, lanlce Hurst, Terry Irwln, Edward james, Bill jamlsm, Fay jennlngs, Stewart Jean, Phyllls Jett, Robert Iohnson, Carolyn Johnson, Judy Johnson, Stevan Iohnson, Lawrence Imes, james jordan, Willard Kausler, Sue Ann Keegan, Marian Keith, John Kelly, Tlm Kesslnger, Judy Klng, Kathleen Mary Kirkpatrick, Hubert Kryzjanowskl, Nancy Lee Kryzjanowskl, Sandra Lancaster, George Larson, Barbara Lawsm, Bermy Letllard, Sue Lovelady, Nlckle Lowrey, Patty Maduros, Ernest Mann, Earlene Mann, Marvin Dale Marston, jimmy May, Gary McCarthy, G ordm McCormick, Sue McDonald, Ioyce McGlothlln, Gary McMillan, Faye McWhorter, Carolyn Mr. Myers has Sarah Mdfett pose for an lndlvldual Pow Wow picture. ?39- . -- W '- ' ' G' ze: W X '5 i ga D et 2 5' 5 Q e C 'i M ,J ' .2 v-A ,f fu - .Q kr M 'ii f . b g ,z di g g. Xt. 5 'J' N XXX tl WW Jqtk X 4 J, 'w A A -32' -35 e 42-1' 1 ii- .Q - sf 'Q' S Q- fa was 1 W., fs X Q I JR 5515 1 'fpfz-'J Nov . ..., , f i fr.wr.,1., . if if L -JL. 11 J 9 Kiwi' if . ,H fs f 1 I ff JSE : '- if an. . up k,k.,klT3 .-,:,,- 'XJ nuff dull ...--H 145' , dl S Meigs, jimmy Miller, Vincent Miller, Vlrgll Mdfetl, Sarah Moreland, Nadene Morgan, Larry Morgan, William Mullen, Shirley Mueller, Sandra Muenzenmayer, Alfred Murphy, Carolyn Neary, jon Nelsm, Ianlce Odgers, joan Odle, Wllletta jean Olsm, Ianlce Oppenlander, Bruce Osmxm, James Patton, Jeanette Payne, Richard Peterson, Elizabeth Pierson, Helen Pilgrim, Clalence Ponton, Carl Price, Rammm Rash, Ilmmy Rathbun, Stephen Butts, judy Ray, Sandra Richards, Paul Rldenour, Helen Riedel, Beverly Rlon, Phyllis Rltcherson, Patrlcla Rodrlquez, Marvln Rothweller, Clare Rowley, Sue Rush, Evelyne Sanders, Evelyn Sayre, Arthur Schlcktanz, Judy Seay, Louise Shane, Warren Shaw, I-'aye Shaw, Shlrley Sheppard, Naomi Smiley, Lucinda Smith, Gary -40.- Q E, 4, V ' ,,,. . . K L. , . y I ,:f:.' QT. if 1 i ag ,X ff? V wg! Q Hs- fu-v - vin' X fi. we yt . . 3 5 ir Q ' ff C 4 T Smith, jackie Spencer, Linda Starks, Ida Mae Stotts, Carol Strand, John Taylor, Dennis Thach, Patricia Tressin, Dennis Twine, Beverly Jean Tyner, John Upshaw, Thomas Wacker, Rose Waddell, Patricia Waite, Karolyn Kay Walker, Murrey Wallace, Larry Ward, Loran Ware, Susan Kay Warner, George Westover, Carol J. Westover, Gary Whltis, Judy Williams, can Claire A Yoder, Donn Yoimgs, Richard Zernickow, Henrietta Zumbrumm, jerry g - 9 In A , A-, ,si Apex M 'L A . N, N. 4 9 Q: , s. . sew, :f .xi- X 1 K A 0 A A gt . , M' F 'Q' K Q? pf, -.J 3 E, , g.. I eventh Grade Adams, Frank Allen, Janice Anders, Janice Andersen, Charles Anderson, Donna Anderscm, Lucinda Armour, Suzanna Arrivas, Augustin Auld, Jarrell Bailey, Barbara Baker, Don Barger, Gall Barnes, Jessie Basgall, Marilyn as A A .sr s is -73 A ' bzli , J , it N JJJJ P J y oilo ,fi H bf ' J , i fi 3 ff ii 5'-F elia fi? i T W, X 141- Yi Ja was f i f 3 , 1,1 loi ..42... Bass, La Rue Bates Leslie Baugh, jackie Bean Charles Beck, joe Berryhill, Blakely Kenneth Boger Eva Mae Borkert, Linda Bowman, joe Boyett, Iimmie Braggs Ronald Briscoe, Delores Brodie, Paul Ray Brott, Pat Brown, Sharon Brown, Cynthia Bruce I Bryant, jimmy Burgess, Lynette Burnette, Myron Campbell, Donald Carlton, Vivian Carrizal, Bennie Cevera, Dick Champ, Dean Champ, Mike Chandler, Wayne Clapper, Cailene Clark, Eugene Clary, Weldon Colbert, Gary Cox, Iudy Cox, Sandra Cox, Sherry Cronin, Mike Crumble, Monroe Cupit, Vincent Cummins, Eddie Cynova, Gall Dalquest, Donald Dalquest, Ronald Dailey, junior Davis, Charles Davis, Don Davis, Brice Davis, Florlne Day, Sharon Deane, Don Dent, Iarolyn Depplsh, Larry Dlbble, Lester Done, Rmald Doyle, Grover Drake, David Draper, Shirley Q-.-of ,J -'fi' 'ea fs fl ada f,f,pq.',,f -1- ,, - 'lf R of 6 'ff l are i Edwards, Sandra R 3 Diepenbrock, judy Dungey, Daryl Ealy, Donald Ekwall, jo Ann Elton, Bruce Enoch, Maynard Estes, Billie Estinbaum, joyce Faulkner, Kenneth Forrester, Clyde Foster, Bobby Fox, Carol Funnell, Carol Fuson, Ann Garlich, james Gaunt, Sheila Gill, Sheila Gingrich, Newton Glessner, Gayle Goodrich, joe Green, A thagean Green, Cleo Griffin, jeanette Guise, Nadine Hanson, Mary Ann Harbin, Donna Harmon, Bill Harold, Tommy Harris, Sharon Hartung, jerrie Lee Hawkins, Delores Helder, Dorothy Helder, john Heider, Marjorie Helget, jackie Hern, john Heskett, Betty Higgins, Patricia Hinkson, Kent Hltchew, Donna Hohman, Blll Holland, Homer Hopper, julie Howell, Nina Hudley, Sandra Hutchings, Michael Hyde, Nelson Irvine, Gaylord Irwin, Earl jacksm, Billy jackson, Gayla James, Cheryl jamesm, johnny jamesm, Cynthia Jean, Marjorie l - ' 1 5? md ...J --ev' if Eg, V . ' ' ' , f 1? 2 f 'lar - , 1 .a ,.. an NF av: 1 we i -A X K I x I 0 ,. ,w -xx ,Q X, , Nxt ,gf-we .. f . Q R K 3 3 Q' . M i 1 Y, 9 Wing: uv. . wwf if -we V. -J df' xv, . .., 1 -if -A -riff, , LLLA' it dl ,i K A , d ,.-.- -. - Q P ry , . . I, H., 8, df E X .jf .7 S K4 S 'sr gt, .s , fs 7 cicc 'LQ' L fe My 0 L ' I I, j iv -his I I Ei . EH 3 5 . ai: i .- so , . .fYA EW.. I - ,ff ., ve, 1 1441... johnson, Bobby johnson, Leslie johnson, Russell jones, Harry jones, Paul jones, Ruth Kaiser, johnny Kalmar, Herbert Karmann, Marshall Kennedy, Gordon Kennedy, joann Kerr, Rodger Killian, Charles Kirkpatrick, Barbara Kirkpatrick, Mary Klotz, Dennis Kuhl, Kay Lindsay, Madeline Livingston, Connie Sue Lord, joe Lucas. Connie Lucas, john Lundeen, Gay MacLaird, Tommy Martin, jeanie May, Mary Ann Mayes, Nathalie McBride, Sadie MCC onnaughey, David McCormick, Leon McCormick, Tommy McDiffitt, Tom McGill, Mike McKaig, Eugene McKenna, Stephen McKinney, Nancy McKinney, Marilyn Moler, Helen Montrone, Ralph Moore, jerry Moore, Sarah Morgan, Steven MOSS, judy Moyer, Bill Mullens, Douglas Nelson, Ann Nicholas, jamye Sue Odle, Tommy O'Donnell, Shanon Oppenlander, judy Overstreet, Clatliene Patterson, Arlene Payne, john Pearsm, Ronald Pechln, Gregory Petersm, Charles -X X AMY' r J 5 QT ei sl it x 5. . ' X 'wiv 6 ,.,ij ,,.., K ii'i ,p f . -F' V. f 'af ic ,.,g ME 4 ,X ...a K s ,145 ig. '. -ally WN: ,,k,fJ .. . s N , r.., ,- ..l A X i v -0- .-...ffm Q, , sq-44 I S 1 Q- X A x S 0 6 -J -4-O' A -J AJ' Jr M.: '31 f , + 4 S., v 'ff .Q N Pres. ............ .. ..... . Vice-Pres. Secretary ...... .. Tl 93SLl1'6l' Pierce, Ian Ponton, Patty Porter, Danny Porter, Thomas Pray, Indy Provencal, Sylvia Reimer, Linda Reynoldsm, Ioy Rickard, johnny Robertson, Carole Rodriquez, Beatrice Roller, Melvin Rooks, Barbara Sanders, Earl Sl, K-pw' S. 'ICS 'Qs gr v-'V is-SS: SS -0 x 5' X my x X Sanders, Francis .-- 3 S Scherlacker, Emil S 'F Schmedeman, Lorna ,,, if Schooler, james .,,' Schultz, Connie S ' M S Schultz, Judy 1 .Aff K P 4' If' Searcy, jerry - b- H S- , - .ff lt Q fi O - . fi . f 1- Self, LHTTY Sensenback, Rfmald sengast, Emma ' Shacklefordl, Alta K S ' shepherd, I1mmY S ' 3 Sinkovic, Marianne S M, Slaughter, Peggy t A ' ' ' af S 5 Smith, Penny - I . Smith Raymond gf fa , . S M' ,L Smitloy, Karen J' 5, S Q Sorenson, Morris aff, iw .Q A' stafford, pat at ,S S-S , Starcher, David W ' Starr. Eunice 'SV 'ff If W Steinfort, Frances A 'X S Stewart, Ray A Q - , H- Stiffler, jimmy '7 ' Q S X stmsworth, Dennis S , S .S - 251- T7 Streeter, Beverely S- A X Stuggest, Freddie Mae S , , .e S Swartz, john f' S S if--f S, ff? Se, V f , ' 3 1 7th Grade Class Officers -45-, Don Deane Cynthia jameson Loretta Wallace Morris Sorenson was 1-xi Q 9' '4 KG' ,W ,xi , 1-S: T ., ill Q .5 W In IF fi, xl' 2 id? - El, Xu K, DEPARTMENTAL STUDENT COUNCIL -- 7th GRADE 14.6. Tally, Clayton Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Richard Theye, lackie Thomas, Bert Thomas, Ioan Torgensm, Raymond Upshaw, jeanne Ussery, Delmar Vallery, Maxine Wallace, Loretta Walls, Larry Walker, Ianis Walker, Philip Warden, Louis Washington, Virgil Weaver, Donald Weaver, Geraldine Welnrich, Arthur White, Larry Whitley, Sandra Wilburn, Melvin Williams, joan Williams, Leona Willingham, Sharon Wilson, Omer Winslow, Gary Wittner, Samuel Wooldridge, lames Wunder, Marcine Wyss, lack York, Karen Ziegler, john H1 .I ' .,-sw :xi 1, f .A,i gv-,Q - e 1 A 2 .Q 'TA ale I , Seated: Karen York, Tommy Odle, Suzanne Armour, Bruce Elton, Connie Lucas, Kay Kuhl, Shanon O'D0n- nell, SheilaGi1l, Janis Walker. Standing: Karen Smitley, Connie Schultz, Eddie Cumm.. ings, Gordon Kennedy, jackie Helget, john Hern, Larry White, Charles Killian, Kent Hinkson. J. C. ll. S. bets Greatly Needed New School in -,. A. Y' Mr. Karns and archi- tects go over blueprints of new school shown a- bove. Other pictures show crowded conditions in present ICHS building. -47... X frfx ,mm 'Hs A nh- NM.,.,,. : Qs QW -5 W m Q , ,X A ,,...:. , Sm .Wi 1 ' 'Li HN' - 1 Junction City High School plays a great part in forming the citizens of tomorrow. ,Perhaps in these halls there is a future mayor, governor, senator, or president: only time will determine that. However, each and every student will become a voting citizen with a duty to perform. There are courses to educate the student in United States government, its policies and practices, but activities also play a great part in this educaion. The Student Council and Junior High Senate, for example, offer good practical experience in self-goverm ment. The Kays and Kayettes are simi- lar to civic clubs in function and construction. Through educational and practical experience, the students be- come citizens of tomorrow. Junction City High School students have always had high scholastic stand- ings and have brought honor to the school many times. These honors prove that, through education and informa- tion, our High School is doing its part in making responsible citizens. Pow Wow tail POW WOW STAFF Mr. E. R. Dailey and Miss Helen Torgeson, co-sponsor the Pow Wow. Mr. Dailey supervises the darkroom--helping the photo - graphers with their equipment and maintaining supplies. Miss Torgeson spends manyhours guiding the general editing of the book. For the people on the Pow Wow Staff,fifth hour becomesa class as this is the only time given them towork on the book. However, they do not receive any credit toward graduation from lt. This class does give one an excellent opportunity to learn the basic steps of preparing copy for the annual. Each staff member knows it takes much time, initiative and thought to plan pages, write copy and prepare an index. First row Nelita Stewart, Bobby Ashley, Carol Wood, Caroline Smith, Ann McMll1ln. Second row Marilyn West, Fred Ritter, lim Irwin, Sally Odle, Bob Day, Cynthia Ziegler. Third row: ludy Durbon, Rodney Craft, Clarence Delforge, Lee Quisenberry, Ronald Henry, Tom Irwin, Helen White fNot picturedj Carol Leonard. Mr. Don Wilson of Clay Center, Kansas, makes the plates for the printers. He is assisted by Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Davidson. Each page of this book contains many memories capturedtn pictures taken by Fred Ritter, head photo- grapher and Clarence Delforge, asslstant. These two boys have worked long hours outside of school ttme. Ramon DeLong, though not pictured, ls junior assistant. -.501 Blue Ja taif BLUE IAY STAFF Mrs. Benedict, Blue lay advisor,assists the students in journa- lism with their planning, writing, and proofreading on the paper. The Blue lay is published bimonthly by me Journalism Class. It contains all the current news happenings around the school, sports, club news, editorials, etc. There is much satisfaction in seeing one's articles going to the printer and later seeing them published. This paper has an unusually large exchange program - forty high schools and all the colleges of Kansas,as well as schools in eleven states, Alaska, Hawaii. and Puerto Rico. First row: Iudy Durbon, Beverly Wells, Nelita Stewart, Peggy Schlppert, Lois Swart, Helen White. Second row: Ronald Warford, jim Irwin, Bob Day, jerry Ratts, Richard Loader- Third row: Richard Crocker, David junghans, jerry Gaston, Orville Darnell, Terry Kennedy, Harold Heaberlln, Dave Buchanan. CNot picturedl Carol Leonard, Steve McCarl. ...el-Q Q f, X., ,N -,,. , X Mr. Watford trains the boys ln his printing class. He does much in helplngto get the Blue layout in time to be distributed. The boys who help with the printing of the paper are Kenny Myers, Dan Moran, Kenneth Corcoran, Danny Hartung, jim Taylor, Wendell!-Iinkson, 1ohnUpshaw, Char- les Walton, jimmle Larson, Roy Coleman, and Mr. Warford. .-51- .v tudent The Student Council is the governing body of the Senior High School, and the Senate is the Junior High governing body. They are composed of home representatives, class and organization officers. The sponsor of the Student Council is Mr. McGonigle, and their main projects have been the Homecoming and the King and Queen of Hearts Dance. The Senate, which is sponsored by Mrs. Patter- son, has had as their pro- jects, assemblies, Christ- mas decorations ,and dances. Council First row: Mr. McGonigle, Kathie Kalmar, Don Hampton, Sally Shell- haas, Ann McMi1lin, Ruth York. Second row: Judy Olson, Annette Basgall, Jeanette Cott, Mary Kay Taylor, Julia Ja.hnke, Doris Zernickow. Third row: Philip Ziegler, Kurt Kessinger, Glen McGinnis, Deanna Tressin, Karin Wolding. Fourth row: David Junghans, Russe1lGaston, Jack Hall,George Gardner, Kenneth Myers. Junior High enate J First row: Lonnie Atkisson, Mrs. Patterson, Stewart Jennings, John Strain, Lucinda Anderson, Cynthia Jameson, Dixie Roller, Marjorie Jean. Second row: Sheila Rose, Barbara Cowen, Gary Smith. Third row: David Ware, Leslie Coover, Sylvia Brase, Loretta Wallace, Lynn Hoyle, Judy Sch icktanz . Fourth row: Jan Cupit, Danny McWhorter, Henrietta Zernickow, Marian Keegan, Gene Haugen, Jon Neary, Marilyn Murphy. ...52- Debate The Debate Club, under the direction of Mr. Don Teply, was organized just last year. The group made a good showing in each of the tournaments at Manhattan, Salina, and Emporia. The Ushers Club meets once a month with Mrs. Oliver as its sponsor. You will see some of ' W . First row: Sally Shellhaas, Geraldine Draper, jennifer McGonigle, H1686 Stl1d6IltS l1SheI'1I'lg Marilyn Haugen, Mary Anderson, Leslie Coover, at each of the School Second row: Mr. Tepley, Lee Quisenberry,Fred Ritter, Kurt Kessinger. functions and at the com- munity concerts. Ushers First row: David Whitley, Caroline Smith, Linnette Bellatti, Shirley Orr,Rose Cameron,Odessa Barnes, julia Hudley, Loretta Vinson. Second row: Mrs. Oliver, Clarence Del Forge, Jeanette Be1latti,joan Baker,janice Gfeller, Beth Stahl, Sylvia Settgast, Viola Anderson, Dorothy Morris, Roy Coleman. Third row: Gary Hauserman, jerry Roscoe, Janice Huff, Pat Arnold, Sharon Bradshaw, Colleen Williams, Dorothy Whitley, Sandy Reid, Marjorie Wilburn, Conrad Dalquest. Fourth row: jim Vetsch, Geraldine Draper, Martha Giese, Yvette French, Eartha Smith, Jeannette Rooks, Barbara McCabe, john Durbon, David Dibben, Robert Wilburn. -53- enior Ka ettes First row: Barbara Smiley, Callie Henderson, Eleanor Callboso, Sara Barker, Judy McFerron, Sandy Reid. Second row: Karen Marts, Carolyn Helntz, Judy Olson, Judy Schmede- mann, Sally Shellhaas, Cynthia Ziegler. Third row: Helen White, Linda Weaver, Carol Kurtze, Billye Wellman, Paula Lou Phillips, Miss Feese. The Senior Kayettes are a service organization. Throughout the year they have many projects to work on such as the Snowflake Ball, Mother -Daughter Tea, Lucky Lassie. There are ten service committees ac- tive throughout the year as well as many special committees. The club meets twice a month under the direction of Miss Ethel Feese, our capable sponsor. First row: Frances Merritt, Brenda Odle, Jeanette Cott, Julaine Smith, Rose Cameron, Sandra Drew, Ruth York, Marilyn Brown, Sandy McFerron, Judy Stark, Marilyrm Sexton, Patricia Shockey, Mary Davies. Second row: Margaret Davies, Mary Anderson, Jennifer McGonigle, Judy Demuth, Janice Taylor, Frances Whitley, Connie Neddo, Nelita Stewart, Beth Stahl, Linda Reid, Ann McMillin, Dorothy Morris, Sylvia Robertson, Janice Roney, Vicky Tiers. Third row: Fern Jahnke, Roberta Pangrac, Leah Palm, Marilyn Taylor, Carolyn Huber, Bobbie Coen, Martha Giese, Janice Huff, Julia Jahnke, Eldora Johnson, Janice Gfeller, Geraldine Draper, Kathie Kalmar. Fourth row: Doloros Diepenbrock, Beverly Neddo, Joyce McCarl, Mary Kay Taylor, Joan Huff, Karin Wolding, Beverly Wells, Judy Durbon, Jane Carr, Deanna Tressin, Doris Zernickow, Elaine Brumm, Yvetta French, Alberteen Suiter, Norma Breneman. .-54- Junior Kayettes First row: Helen Pierson, Judy Kessinger, Lynn Hoyle, Carolyn McWorter, Jane Gee, Kaye Wolding, Kathleen King, Faye Jamison, Barbara Cowen, Judy Ratts, Carolyn Johnson. Second row: Linda Agnew, Helen Ridenour, Barbara Cleveland, Karolyn Waite, Pat Callahan, Judy Schicktz, Florence Hobaugh, Rosaline Foote, Penny Heyl, Marilyn Gfeller, CarolFranklin, Beverly Reidel. Third row: Willetta Odle, Susan Ware, Erma Lee Calder, Claire Rothweiler, Joyce Burgess, Lorita Curley, Marian Keegan, Phyllis Rion, Lucinda Smiley, Frances Steinfort, Myrna Kay Blanka, Christie Hudspeth. Fourth row: Carol Westover, Linda Corcoran, Mary Darnell, Linda Spencer, Joyce McDonald, Judy Esthinbaum, Sarah Moffet, Janice Huffman, Patricia Wadell, Linda Ervin, Jeannie Acker, Judy Anderson, Mrs. Hoerath. First row: Rebecca Woods, Trudy.Holder, Karen Danielson, Thomasina Mender, Sandra Ellis, Sylvia Brase, Marilyn Murphy, Lois Mowery, Sandra Pechin, Nina Howell. Second row: Kay Windebank,Alicia Cupit, Carole Addis, Nancy Brethour, Melinda Poole, Eurene Vinson, Patricia Jean, Sheila Rose, Cynthia Jameson, Judy Moss, Connie Livingston, Penny Smith. Third row: Ida Saucedo, Loretta Hammond, Patricia Turner, Carol Shepherd, Barbara Weiden- benner, Betty Suiter, Cynthia Hudley, Sheila Brott, Lucinda Anderson, Bonnie Schmedemann, Eunice Starr, Miss Magill. Fourth row: Jeanette Bellatti, Vella Scott, Norma Christenson, Elvina Morse, Jeannie Demuth, Sharolyn York, Marjorie Hartung, Marguerite Wysong,Ann Harper, Beverly Neal, Mary Alice Mazur. -55- .llmior Kays The junior Kay Board consists of Qfront row! john Strain, Presidentg David Ware, Point System Directorg Larry Marston, Secretary, Robert Brown, Vice-Presidentg Mike Seitz, Assistant Program Directorg Danny McWhorter, Devotionsg Don Miller, Treasurer, Gary Kirkpatrick, Pro- gram Director. The Junior High Kays have many money making projects dur ing the school year. Their main pro- ject is the candy stand which they run in the halls after school for both the junior and senior high students. All the money they re- ceive from selling candy goes backto the school in different pro - jects. This year they have spon - sored two junior high assemblies and bought several new books for the library. First row: Murray Walker, Don Colwell, Georgie Gaston, Gary Westover, George Lancaster, Dennis Cross, Gordon McCarthy, jimmy Bryant. Second row: Mr. Chase, Doug Soderstrom, Dick Hamilton, Stewart Jennings, Ernest Maduros, Alfred Muenzenmayer, jerry Washburn, john Strain, Victor Dillman, Hubert Kirkpatrick, Larry Marston, Mr. Dailey. Third row: David Walker, Stephen Rathburn, james jones, Tom Fleming, Marvin Mann, Tim Kelley, Donald Marston, john Briggs, Virgil Miller, Edward Irwin, Robert Brovm, Danny McWhorter . Fourth row: Rod Athey, Bill Grammer, Larry Hays, Terry Hurst, jon Neary, Leon Chaves, Billy Bivens, Craig Filby, Ronald Sherraden, Max Evans, William Budden, Kerry Carpenter, David Ware, Dennis Shackelford. Fifth row: Gary Kirkpatrick, Ian Cupit, Don Miller, Gary Smith,Arnold Ne1son,Iohnny Hampton, Gene Haugen, Roy Breneman, David McCar1, joe Baker, Karl Muenzenmayer, Stanley Pearson, Val Kaiser, Mike Seitz, Lonnie Atkisson. ..56.... Projcctionists . 9 C The Projectionists show films for the various classes. Each year the boys are awarded letters for their work. Their sponsor is Miss Yvonne Gagle. First row: Stephen Moody, Donald Whitley, Charles Darnell, Melvin Howard. Second row: Miss Gagle, Warren McCarthy, Terron Brown, Tommy McConnaughey. Third row: james Kennedy, William Budden, Roy Breneman, cnior Ka s First row: Ronald Henry, Arthur McKenna, Larry Dowdell, David junghans, jerry Ratts. Second row: Ronald McKenzie, George Gardner, james Dumas, Terry Kennedy, jack Murrison. Third row: Rance Makuch, Devine Davis, Tom Neal, Karl Carpenter, Richard Champagne, Leroy Groyon. Fourth row: David Lee, LarryC1ark, Russel1Gaston, Richard Crocker, 1erryGaston, Robert Day. ,S 7- tin Club First row: Jim Vetsch, William Cunninghan, Jerry Roscoe, Robert Hoff, John Briggs, Leonard Meyer, Tony Soper, Gary Kirkpatrick. Second row: Vicky Tiers, Jeanette Cott, Frances Merritt, Janette Ritter, Mary Anderson, Kaye Wialding, Sheila Rose, Leslie Coover, Sylvia Brase, Karen Danielson, Stephen Moody, Mrs. O iver. Third row: Martha Giese, Jo Lynne Fuson, Geraldine Draper, Janice Gfeller, Marilyn Haugen, Madeline McKinney, Don Miller, Lois Mowery, Julia Jahnke, Ronald Sherraden, Larry Marston. Fourth row: Carole Addis, Nona Wallace, Ann Harper, Sharolyn York, Claudine Brooks, Sally Porter, Jan Price, Sandra Alderman, Marilyn Murphy, Bonnie Schmedemann, Sheila Brott, David Ware, Rod Athey. Fifth row: Val Kaiser, Gary Eiseman, Darwin Ellington, Ronald Dibbon, Karl Muenzenmayer, Arnold Nelson, Marcy Smith, Elvina Morse, Jennifer McGonigle, Jeannie Demuth, Bonnie Pickering, Charles Peterson, Ronald Dungey. n -,-2-I- A'1l-..l. First row: Karen Marts, Linette Bellatti, Thomasina Mender, Jane Gee, BettyDavis, Beth Stahl, Marilynn Sexton, Miss Bell. Second row: Douglas Soderstrom, David Walker, Carolyn Briscoe, Carol Shepherd, Sandra Lemons, Elise Baden, Peyton Roberson. Third row: Romeo Arrivas, Max Evans, Jeannette Bellatti, Marjorie I-Iartung, Sandy McFerron, Roberta Pangrac, Coleen Payne, Robert Kruger. Fourth row: Norman Chaney, James Price,Tom Burnham,Joe Beverly,Charles Smith,Jay Jones, Ronnie McKenzie. Q -58- Future Farmers of America First row: Dennis Brown, john Dirbon, Richard Curtis. Second row: Richard Loader, Jim Moyer, Mr. Miller. If KS - I f 'I 'ffl Geox fe 'c S 1. 0 cflu 'xi N 4 +3 -w. pi, ff:-X - fiiyf Ln lv by ix A , :- Q-S rf C ' - . .. UI r is Q l C -L... 0 -5 l 'x M k 1 hx if J X Future Farmers learn to do by do- ing. Here we see Mr.Mil1er explain- ing to Carl Burris, Richard Curtis, Phillip Edwards, George Gardner, Charles Britt, Gary Diehl, and john Durbon about a major repair job on a farm tractor motor including sleeves, rings, valves, bearings, and ignition timing. ..59.- First row: Paul Baker,1oe Walton, Bill Kausler,Harry May, Mr. Miller. Second row: Walter Sutter, Phillip Edwards, Richard Curtis, Gary Hauserman. Third row: Dennis Brown, Jerald Cameron, Richard Loader, Robert Edney. Fourth row: Charles Strauss, john Durbon, Pete Derendinger,Gary Diehl. Fifth row: Charles Britt, Carl Burris, George Gardner, lim Moye l'. fa E if THESE STUDENTS ENRGLLED AFTER INDIVIDUAL PICTURES WERE TAKEN First row: jearld Battles, Ida Mae Stark, Faye jameson, John Cowart, Danny DiMarco, Mary Fail. Oliver Funk, Richard Goshorn, Betsy Hartman, Charlen Hazelrigg, Jerri Iackson. Second row: Sandra Kvidt, Patty Lowrey, Larry Noble, Mike Potter, Rolf Raudstein, Eddy Sauls, janet Schaefer, Rose Wacker, jerry Washburn, Louise Whlsenant. Third row: Evelyn Lewis, McKinley Parfaite,Caro1 Allen, Robert i-Ilmt, Jerry Hughes, jerry Stevens, Terry Jordon, Alex Smith, Marcene Running, Bill Schubert, Melvin Manuel. Luc iano Amutan Senior First row: Ed Weidenbenner, Peggy Williamson, Peggy Smith, DeniS Russell, Billy McCoy. Second row: Patricia Turner, Brenta Batt1es,Carol Campbell, Rebecca Campbell, Veronica Williams, Cecilia Telles, Ruby Whlsenant. Third row: Charlotte Mehringer, Karen Kennan, Joyce McCarl, Mary Alice Mazur, Rebecca Woods, Jeanie Brunswick, Barbara Roberts, john Henry. Fourth row: Ierry Dye, Eldon Pantlng, Dennis Woods, Werner Pegg. Fifth row: john Tabb, joe Baker, Bill Cunningham, Gert Peck. ...60... Steven McCar1 Senior First row: james Albin, Diwa Amutan, Rommie Bone, Mickey Brinson, Carlene Clapper, Mike Spottswood, Karen Lippert, Susan Cunningham, Virginia Davis. Second row: Virginia Ellis,Danelle Evans, Marilyn Ferris, jane Forrey, Christa Hanert, Preston Harley, Babs Howerton, Karen Collins, Rosa Lopez, Judy Lucas. Third row: Jane McBride, Edward Mehalko,judy 0lson,Dallas Orames, Darlene Ormsby Charles Pitt Susie Raudstein Shirley Smith Mrs. I3-Ile Hoerath Arlene Schmilski: ' ' ' Clothing Teacher Fourth row: Betty Collier, Peter Starkey, Patricia Stuart, johnny Swearingen, Llewellyn 'I'eat,1ackie Theall, Peggy Willard, Helmut Zimmerman. far, Club First row: Coach Madelen, Russell Gaston, Eugene Miller, Arthur McKenna, Arthur Miller, Harold Heaberlin, Kenneth Gabbert, jack Hall, Coach Fiffe. Second row: Joe Hudley, Willie Spencer, David Lee, Don Hampton, Gordon McLaird, jack Murrison, Richard Champagne. Third row: Allen Irwin,Ioe Beverly, Jerry Smith, Larry Clark, Devine Davis, john Agnos, Louis Bass, Ronald Henry, Earl Hayter. Fourth row: Bill Cornish, james Dumas, George Gardner, Harry Steinfort, Phil Ziegler, David junghans, Vincent Driski, Larry Dowdell, Ed Hicks. --6l- WJ E 'E mmsmfmw Y -f-Y - 'f-memes-M ..., , , W - ., W man.-mmf.:--'-rtawws-mmsvmwssxmx xxwwsmmmwwxamxmzmwwqrn 4 ,mxrwmwxx v xx s AX x QQ Y it , Q T, Mraz: 1 - Ewa sw la -r Q i 'AY L, r, Q. . an sl . Vivian :A .ig ' NSR Queen Cimthia Zie919I'. who was chosen Home- coming Queen by the student body of ICHS, witnessed a football game played in her honor matching the Junction City Blue Jays against the Clay Center Tigers. After the colorful half-time ceremonies, Queen Cynthia reigned from her throne on the north side of the football field. Immediately after the game, the beautiful queen was whisked away to the Homecoming Dance, where she officiated until the magic hour of twelve. Attendants TAROLYN HUBER JANE CARR JUDY OLSON BOBBY ASHLEY Ns- VINCENT DRISKI ANN MCMILLIN RUSSELL GASTON CONNIE NEDDO JACK HALL LOIS SWART .TACK MURRISON CAROLE .TOFFRAY Attendants HAROLD HEABERLIN MARCIA PERRY X 'F' g -'QQ King Allen Irwin and Queen .ludy Stark reigned over the King and Queen of Hearts Ball. Allen and ludy were elected by a vote taken in Senior High home rooms. The dance, which was sponsored by the Student Council and held in honor of the beautiful queen and handsome king, was well attended and beautiful to behold. :sill 5-Q ., K ,. is . N P53 fig: M gf: if .. ., glgjgfw ,. 7 lg we h ,: as -ST YT ,fri f .. Q25-' if ,sy 'ii.'??' 'S xg . , '- sa . Zefinfx.. RU' .QM Q 3 L T. Asia Q. QQ' ir .. . we iid ' .Q . I it 2 - 14 .E 5. xisgilss S fir if-or we S8 e Wax? 5- 'Sl 'S , xl!! Q- wggg. Shri 56 3. Q. K . E ' ff E3 i' 'S . e e gig f six, Q Q. H . is NSS' -.W-X MRS s offs we 4. K V 9 K 5 t E K ml if Q as 5 estiiiill 5 e l gt ik M51 vxf wg is ,gy was , The Junior High Pre ents Il. R. II. Miss .lone On October 10 and 11, the Music Department presented the junior High Operetta, I-l. R. H. Miss jones. The operetta, which was presented in three acts was written by Ira Wilson and Marion Wakeman. The head director, Mr. Charles Neale was assisted by Miss Schmiedeler and Miss McNulty. jane Carr was accompanist. The cast was headed by five very capable young singers. They were Marguerite Wysong as trated hotel ownerg jay jones as Doug Bruce, a filling statim attendant: Mike Seitz as lance Pembroke, a publicity mang and David Walker as Pete, the hotel clerk. This operetta was particularly successful in regard to singing and acting. A wonderful touch of humor was added by the four society ladies. The plot was well written and contained many interesting scenes which were exceptionally well played. Dennis Tilley, Mlke David Walker, lay Jones Ma Kllefife WYSong, Nellie Society ladies: Kaye Wolding, sm, Sue Leonard. Finale: Nellie Daniels, Mike Seitz, jackie Smiih, lay Jones, Marguerite Wysong. Miss jonesg Dennis Talley as Mr. Finkle, the somewhat frus- Yuletide Festival The combined vocal and instrumental music departments d j,C,H,S, presented their nine- teenth Annual Yuletide Festival on December 9, 1955, at 8:00 P. M. The Yuletide Festival consisted of many great choral works by Mendelssohn, Handel, Niles, Christiansen, Adam and Gruber. Variety was by no means limited, for there were carols, en- sembles, and truly great choruses like the Halleu1ujah Chorus. There was a large backdrop on which was painted a very realistic cathedral which was app- ropriate for this type of religious concert. The festival chorus was seated directly in front of the Cathedral. Christmas trees added a warm sparkle to the decorations. The A Capella choir processed in to 'fllark The Herald Angels Sing. Mr. Charles Neale directed the concert chorus and Mr. Perry Pangrac conducted the con- cert orchestra. jane Carr was accompanistg Ed Windebank was narratorg soloists were Judy Stark, julia Coles, Bobbie Coen and Rodney Craft. -69.- A PPEARANCES Assemblies Elementary Schools Yuletide Festival Say lt With Music Spring Tour Baccalaureate Commencement Fort Riley Officers' Club Fort Riley Hospital junior Chamber of Commerce Exchange A ssemblies Community Thanksgiving Service 70- A Cappella SOPRANO SECTION First row, fleft to rightj, Connie Neddo, Kathie Kalmar, Bobbie Ashley, julia Hudley, Carole jot'- fray. Second row, Bobbie Coen,Cynthla Ziegler, jeanette Ritter, Annette Basgall, Marilyn Mihid Third row, Judy Stark, Iulia Coles, Barbara Smi- ley, Carolyn Huber, Marcia Perry,jan Montgom- ery. Fourth row, Bonnie HCnadel,Doris Zernic- kow, Lois Swart, janet Longfellow,Carol Kurtze. JANE CA RR Accompanist TENOR SECTION First row, Cleft to rightb, Bob Patterscn,Earnest Lansbury, Raymond DeLong. Second row, joe Iohnscn, Don Hamptm, Willie Spencer. Third row, Tom Neale, Mike Trost, Bob Hall. Choir BASS SECTION Flrst row, flefttorlgjmtl,Rodney Craft,'I'om Irwin, Richard Moody, Phillip Ziegler. Second row, Gary Bryant, Les Dxmcan, Gary DePew, Harold Heaberlin. Third row, Kenneth Gabbert, Ed Wlndebank, Orlyn Holloway, Tom Burnham. MR. CHARLES NEALE Director A LTO SECTION Ftrst row, lleft to rlghtj, judy McFerrm, Brenda Odle, Marilyn Brown, Sara Barker. Second row, Frances Whitley, Sharon Ratts, Betty Hammcnd, Mary Anderson,Carol Karns. Third row,Coleen Payne, Vlkl Vormehr, Judy Schmedemann, Callie Henderson, judy Olson, jeanetteCott. Fourth row, jerrld Gulse, Marilyn Haugen, Linda Weaver, Beverly Neddo, Martha Giese, Emma Sanders. PA RTIA L RE PERTOIRE Brigadom Charlottown Gloria In Excelsis Let Us Break Bread Together Onward Ye Peoples Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee Clap Yo Hands Ave Maria Battle Hymn d the Republic There Are Such Things Dark Eyes People Will Say We're ln Love Lost In The Night The Beatltudes Cool Water Top: The A Capella in the Br igadoon scene. Above left: Irlene Fleming sings between acts. Above right: Rodney Craft and Marilyn Brown sing a duet in the Night Club scene. Below left: Bob Patterson solos with the chorus in the Western scene. Be - low right: Quizmaster Mike Trost questions contestant Dennis Talley on the 396,000 Question. SAY IT WITII MUSIC Revue of 1956 DIlEAMI.ANll IN S0NG9, Written and Directed by Charles Neale On March 22nd and 23rd, the combined vocal music classes presented their musical show DreamlandIn Song . The story revolved around a man's dream and then showed him ineach of his dreams. These two parts featured the Irwin twins. The cast included three hundred vocalists and many instrumentalists. The show was divided into seven scenes. They were the Hawaiian scene, the S 96, 000 Question scene, the Heaven scene, the Night Club scene, the Nightmare scene, the Brigadoon scene, the Western scene. There were special between-acts num- bers. The scenes were very well written and were staged and play- ed to make the show avery color- ful event. Rh thmaire Ftrst row, fleft torightj, Carol Karns, Frances Whitley,Sharon Ratts, Beverly Neddo, Jane Carr, Carolyn Huber, Marilyn Milne, Judy Stark, Cynthia Ziegler. Second row, Joe Johnson, Willie Spencer, Don Hampton, Mike Troost, Kenneth Gabbert, Rodney Craft, Harold Heaberlin, Bob Patterson. Triple Trio This year, the Rhythmaires were very for- timate to be invited to sing on the WIBW T. V. Telymphthm. The basic idea of the program was to raise funds for the American Olympic team. All the Rhythmaires made the trip and two mem- bers of the Athletic Department went with them. This picture was taken from a television set at the home of the school photographer, Fred Ritter. F irst row, fleft to r ight! Brenda Odle , Mary A nder son, Jeanette Cott, Julia Hudley. Secmd row, Jeanette Ritter, Viki Vormehr, Mari lyn Haugen, Martha Giese, Judy Schmedemann. .-731 jmig-Q5 enior First Row fLeft to Rlghtl: Wilmaf Woodruff, jean Demuth, Vicky Tiers, Ruth' York, Fern 1ahnke,Eugene Miller, Karen Danielson, Beverly Wells. Second Row: Mr. Pangrac,Gary Eiseman,Gary McClellan, Ronnie War- ner, Jlm Mann, Janice Huff, Elise Baden, Murrey Walker, Pat Shockey, Val Kaiser. Third Row: Bill Schubert, Roberta Pangrac, Mary Kay Taylor,Blll 1ohnston,C1yde Barber,Dem1isTressin. Four-thRow: David Younkin. Fifth Row: 1olmYork,Gary Kirkpatrick, Sally Shellhaas, Bruce Oppenlander. Sixth Row: Albert Meyer,Frances Steinfort,1udy Durbon. Seventh Row: Ronald Dlllion, Gerald Sherraden, Tom Fleming, Dorothy Morris. Eighth Row: Kurt Kesslnger, Carl Stebbins. ..- First row: Frances Steinfort, Vicky Tiers, Lawrence Clark, Marilyn Murphy, Darwin Elling'ton,Geox-ge Gaston,Dennis Tressin. Second row: Beverly Wells, Larry Marston,Gary Kirkpatrick,Gary McClellan, Ronald 4... Dillon. Helen White, john York, Mr. Pangrac. ehool Band FirstRow fLeftto Righty: Dennls Shackelford, jon Neary, Lawrence Clark, Leonard Meyer, Patty Waddell, Marian Keegan, Henrietta Zernickow. Second Row: Darwin Ellington, Lucinda Smiley, Beverly Reidel, Stanton Gulse, Karin Wolding,Glenn MOG innls, Janice Taylor, Larry Blake. Third Row: Marilyn Murphy, Sharolyn York, George Gaston, Joyce McDonald, Penny I-leyl, Ioan Huff. Fourth Row: Don Marston, Marjorie Hartung, john Briggs. Fifth Row: Larry Marston, Don Mlller, Caroline Smith. Sixth Row: Helen White, Larry Dodd,DavidWhitly. Seventh Row: Ronald Dungey, Lucille Stlffler, Kerry Carpenter, jemmlfer MoGonigle. Eighth Row: Bob Day. 1325? ELUEVWS ...-15. 1. enior High Band Concert it lr' Eleanor Caliboso Mr. Pangrac directs the band. Xylophone solo by F r a n c e s Steinfort. Saxopho ne trio by Marilyn Murphy, Murrey Walker, and Darwin Ellington. X Saxophone solo by George Gaston Evening in Pari 1955 Junior- enior Prom Don Hampton, president of the junior Class pre- sents a corsage to Miss Bignall in appreciation of her work in making our Evening in Paris a success. Since it was impossible to include the junior-Senior Prom of May 6, 1955, in the 1955 POW WOW it is featured here. v The preparations for an f 'Evening in Paris were started soon after the beginning of the second semester with the first meeting of the theme committee. From then on, Miss Bignal and the juniors were always atwork. The program, favors,refreshment, and decoration committees all had part in the preparation. Work began in earnest about nine days before the Prom. The juniors worked feverishly and converted the gymnasium into a beautiful ballroom. The guests entered through the Arc de Triumph, on that Hbig night. The Eiffel Tower was directly across the dance floor with a flower garden behind. A sparkling fountain bubbled gaily and there was asidewalk cafe. The orchestra, which furnished music for dancing, was placed at one endof the room. At the opposite endwas the refreshmenttable which was very popularg Mrs. Haun and the committee had prepared delicious refreshments. The program included many features with a decidedlyFrench accent. After the program the chairs were cleared away and an evening of dancing followed. A view of the dance floor on the ffbig night. During the program, the gorgeous Can-Can girls shown above were presented. -78- f'Mi ter eeper 'Q STAGE CREW Mr. Peepers shows presidentd the school dm board to the mms door- E amd Olsen, Rennie Warner,Ray More land, Gerald Sherraden Mr, Peepers was the delightful account of the courtship between the biology teacher and the new school mu-se at jefferson City High. During the course of this hilarious comedy, Mr. Peepers was dfered a high-paying position with a seed company, but through the advice of his newly-acquired sweetheart, turned it down for a life as a school teacher. The play was well presented by the junior class and enjoyed by everyone who, saw it. IUNIOR PLAY CA ST lst row: Ray DeLong, Margaret Davies, Glen MoG innis, Barbara Smiley, Kurt Kessinger. 2nd row: Mr. Kessler, Frances Whitley, Barbara McC1uskey, Karin Wolding, joan Huff, Pat- ricia Shockey, Beverly Neddo. 3rd row: Jerrold Whitson, Donald Cobb, Stanton Guise, Eugene Miller, Ronald Dillon. -79- W vu' fr . 'HQ 4 2. -4- -80. Remember when Old timers Long, long ago Duh! The Lineup Smiles Yes!! just bummin' around Dramatics Club First row: Betty Hammond, Connie Neddo, Nelita Stewart, Thomasina Mender, Trudy Holder, Sylvia Brase, Leslie Coover,Eleanor Ca1iboso,Caro1 Karns,Sa11y She11haas,Eurene Vinson. Second row: Sandra Reid, Betty Davis, Sandra Alderman, Marjorie Hartung, Marilyn Murphy, Vicky Tiers, Beth Stahl, Dorothy Morris, Claudine Brooks, Kaye Wolding, Sheila Rose. Third row: Beverly Neddo,1udy Durbon, Beverly Wells, Leah Palm,jan Cupit,Gary Kirkpatrick, Robert Starcher, jennifer McGonigle, Karin Wolding, jane Gee, Mr. Kessler. Fourth row: Rance Makuch,1im Irwin, Bill Smith, Ronald Dillon, Rodney Craft, Orlyn Holloway, Steve McCarl, Mike Trost, Lee Quisenberry, Ray DeLong, Kurt Kessinger, Glen McGinnis. V 5 'S' or AM p .f HU if J' F? ' iff W if , -10- L ....-4a.Qf:s - - n--.- T-5 Pool days 10. Hey, boys! 11. Who's posin 12 Lady and the lion 181- 112- K e gg If w..,.D waf- Dwi- it --1wmwv,: mi? 4 X Contrlbu 'll .53 fi , SQ IP 6 4 5 L X 5 ' fi X F 41-fszmwfwsl ,Wk , U-,ws lf an-zzhzf-sf'-. . A wi . ,,.. w x: 2+ fun: vfififi ' W -:5Va.f.F-,PEE-'s..fEE:E::Ekf- V 'i'S'1ifff-CL - ' ' - - M. V S V if f fgsgr- . W, ..z,yw- ,r-ssvww. - 1X,. QA, X, 1 ww? ..:Q K il' H Q annum. puma.. ! 'N Junction City High School has al- ways given strong support to its cham- pions of football, basketball, tennis, and track. 4 l We have a :fine physical education program for boys and girls including classes in basketball, track, tumbling, rope climbing, soft ball, volley ball, and oalisthenics. These classes are an invaluable aid in keeping the stu- dents physically fit. A broad intramural ,program of athletics gives an opportunity for many students, to be active in their favorite sports. e Aihletics give the students the spirit of competition, the thrill of winning, and the experience of losing. Through epaxtioipation in competitive athletics, the students learn good spormmanship, build strong bodies, and develop a keen sense of coordination. We take pride in presenting our athletic achievements. o S ,K . kv, . A . ' . 1. ' . ,f 1955 Football Q O ., ,W 3 In in ie- , I ' 3 V, In s ' A V, K , x , s V 6 S? 2 af , , r f Q 5 7 'Y 'fu Q K' 'a 3 fi M ' 5 H s ' ' ' if I 'Mt ,gg f sm i f 0 f t 'YG g ,pl E 1: H x in fr 5 5 isa 'lim Q 5 . Blue .la s Improve As Season Progresses The junction Clty Bluejays under the coach- ing cf George Madelen had a mediocre season. The jay squad had fifteen returning lettermen from the 1954 squad. junction City opened the season against the Concordia Panthers. Con- cordia, the king-pin of the N.C.K.L., nudged past the jay squad 13 to 6. The second game brought Ralph Brown's fifth ranked team of the state, Emporia, to junction City. Emporia ran all over the field scoring 19 points in the flrst half. A very determined junction City squad held the Emporia eleven ln the second half as Inmcticm City and Emporia both scored 6 polnts. 1unctlonCltylost 25to 6. Next onlunction City'S schedule was the McPherson Bullpups at Mc- Pherson. Immction City and McPherson played a very evenly matched ballgame as the breaks fell to McPherson. McPherson wcm 14 to 7. The next game brought junction Clty's bitter rival Manhattan to junction City. Manhattan ranked second in the state entered the C.K.L. throne room for 1955. Manhattan defeated Iunc - tim Clty 38 to 6. Boyd Talley Charles Flffe Curtis Stoll 4 .3 - we Jerrold Whitson A -TEAM MANAGERS sit Raymond Moreland N 6, T gm ASSISTANT COACHES 72851 COACH GEORGE MADELEN junction City then traveled to Abilene where they metA bilene. A bilene the week before pulled an upset by tielng Emporia 6 to 6. The Bluejay squad led the scoring during the game untll the last five minutes. Abilene then capitalized on two completed passes for 12 points. Two con- versions were good and Abilene led 21 to 14 as the game ended. The next game brought Clay Center to Imme- tion City. Iunctlm City playedavery close ball game with Clay Center as junction City lost by me conversion. Immction led up until the first few minutes of the last quarter. A hmmgryjunc- lion City squad lost 14 to 13. IunctlonClty then traveled to Chapman where a very aggressive ball club defeated Chapman 13 to 0 on a very cold evening. Sallna then played host to a very rude Junction City squad as Iunctl0nCity scored quick and fast to tie the score 13 to 13 at half- time. Salina came back ln the secmd half to outscore junctim 13 to 0, as Salina carried away a heart breaking game. The game was a tie going into the last four minutes. Salina'sGary Baer, ran and passed for a touchdown each as Salina won 26 to 13. 'I'he last game d the year brought the Marys - ville Bulldogs to Junction City. Ilmction had no mercy on Marysville as Ilmctlm wm carrying df a well deserved victory 9 to 6. The last game saw 14 graduating seniors lead the way to victory. Blue Ja Lettermen -e -e-e ee e- Y - joe Beverly r av.. Richard Champagne 7 Joe Hudley, No. 43, makes a Russe11Gaston,No. 50,throws short gain as he evades a Marys- akeYb10Ck as 109 Hudley makes I ville defender. Considerable gain- Larry Clark Bill 01-nigh Devine Davis Larry Dowdell 1311195 Dumas Kenneth Gabbert George Gardner -86- Russell Gaston Don Hamptfm xi 3 E 5 2 Q E R Harold Heaberlin Henry Ed HiCkS R X mn joe Hudley Don Lovelady Laird A McKenna A rt Miller , F7 Hi .. ' . ' - J . ' XX' h A z K if... .. I yi - h B SQUAD N g- E 5 fi f- L -N .V . . . .Wa lst row: T. Brown, F. Perry, . ' 1 . ' ' ' g 3 ' 9 K - .Q johnson, 1. McOulller, B. Foster. . N . - W . ' 5 H znd row: my sms, Roy sms, v. 4 I Q, - , V - ' 5 9 - ' D1-1sk1,c. Barb0ur,T.B0l1d- ,A , A 5 . i f f j 3rd row: B. Smith, P- Wllkeff I- K. , ' ' l I: if , Champ, K. Petersm, D. Woodward. B 2 A ' B X in .gg . .A . N . - Q r Z , 11 , . . f ' L 4 . - :L + D 'D A . 4 K Y V. K f f ' . A N 1 Spf , v . X! . ff f x fa FRESH MEN SQUAD lst row: W. Sutter,j.1mes,D.Shac kelford, R Sherraden, L. Kemph, K Carpenter, D. M3rS!0n, E. Klng. Znd row: G. Hauserman,H. May, D. Walker, D. Soderstrom, M. Seltz, F. Ziegler, M. Evans. 3rd row: E. Davls,S. Brown, R. Bre- neman, V. Kaiser, 1. Ward, L. Frye, G. Mock, K. Muenzenmayer, Mr. Chase. wiuie Spencer Harry Steinfort '87' Ed Windeballk Phillip Ziegler of N w -i ' K 1 L' -' ' Ni 'Q ' .Q .xx . 5.5: R is QQ' Qrnn - . . i ' . ' . ' . at Q' BA KETBALL 'F f NN-an Q x. w H In fini, Ward Sacred Heart Clay Contax Abilene Emporia McPherson Manhattan Chapman Salina Clay Cantor Abilene Emporia McPherson Manhattan Chapman Salina Vincent Dr iski BLUE IAYS TAKE 2nd IN HOTLY CONTESTED CKL RACE Victories Won Show Strength Of Team The opening of the 1956 Basketball season saw Charles Flffe as head mentor for his fifth consecutive year. junction City lost to Ward fKansas Cltyj 49to 42. This was junction's first game and the squad wasn't quite ready. junction City squeezed by Sacred Heart 65 to 63. This was only one of three games SacredHeart lost allyear. Then junction played host to Clay Center,downing Clay Center 66 to 44. The game in Abilene's new high school was very close, but junction pulled away in the last quarter to bring home a 56 to 45 victory. Emporia and McPherson were then defeated easily enoughg thisbrought junctlonCity's standingto a tie for first place in the C.K.L. junction City was ranked seventh in the state with a 5-1 record. When Manhattan played host to junction City, junction started to make arout of the game in the first quarter as they boasted a sixteen point lead. A determined Manhattan team pulled to an eight point deficit by halftime. The third quarter saw afired-up Manhattan squad come back to pounce junction City '70 to 56. This game was one of the most fiercely fought contests of t.he year in the C.K.L. Then Salina played host to junction City. junction got off to an early lead and never fell behind Salina during the game. The outstanding hustle of Allen Irwin. ln addition Allen Irwin HEAD COACH! CHARLES FIFFE to joe I-Iudley's 20 points, and the outstanding play of jim Dumas, Vince Drlski, and jack Hall lead the Bluejays to a '76 to 55 victory. This finished the first half of the junction City schedule. junction stood in a tie for first place tn the C.K. L. with Man- hattan with a 6-1 record. junction City started the second half of the schedule after the holidays, defeating Clay Center, Abilene,Emporia and McPherson. Then junctionCity played host to Manhattan for the game that would decide t.he C.K.L. championship. This game saw two top-ranked clubs ln the state, Manhattan sixth, junction City seventh, play the out- standing game of the year. The game was fairly close as junction stayed within striking distance. Manhattan flnally pulled away to defeat junction City and thus win the C.K.L. championship. junction finished second ln the C.K.L. with a 12-2 league record and a 14-6 overall. The 1956 season brought ftne defensive play from jack Hall, joe I-Iudley,jlm Dumas,outstandingoffensive play from Allen Irwin, VincentDrlski. The junction City squad had f ine depth in Harry Stelnfort, David Lee,jack Murrlson, Russell Gaston andHarold Heaberlin. Next years squad will consist mainly of john Agnos, james Dumas, Harry Stelnfort, David Lee. Seven seniors lead the Bluejays to avlctorlous season. CO-CAPTAINS FOR 1956 .-891. P Blue Ja Lettermen jack Russell Hall Gaston K Assistant coaches: Mr. Goer- ing, Mr. Chase, Mr. Jeffries, Mr. Talley, Mr. Madelen. james Dumas Harr' Ste info jerry Ratts has been basketball manager for two years. fab0VePA11eI1 Irwin, NO- 33, 100145 for hell He is efficient and goodto have around as he drives into a host of Abilene and is 3150 track manager, defenders. O6 Hudley john Agnos -90- W E A Li W qw nw Q 'G 7 f Q f W 'X wi! W W ., , 'E Q93 Q, 'Wim TQ Xu-'Ng We u H 4 up Q 5 W 4 X 3 0, I 2331! 1Q Waa'q'S,' '85 A03 s 4. , Q .- Track As the 1956 track season got under way, approximately forty boys reportedto George Made len, to check out equipment The squad, pictured at left, arf hard at work conditioning for th' tough competition they are sch eduled to meet. Devine Davis fbelowl lettered as aSophomore. He has thrown the shot put 43 feet. His goal is 50 feet. David junghans flower right! lettered as a junior. He has run a fine 2:05 half mile in the state meet. Ronald Henry flower lefty lettered as a junior. He has thrown the discus 130 feet and has tossed the shot put 43 feet dur ing the last two seasons. Earl Hayter K right I lettered as aSophomore. He has run the quarter in 54 sec. He also runs the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds. Track Squad First row: james McQui1ler, Phillip Ziegler, Earl Hayter, David Younkin, Louis Bass, Charles Strauss, jack Van Orman, Charles Smith. Second row: jack Smith, jack Murrison, Willie Spencer, Gary Murri- son, Larry Clark, Arthur Miller, Eugene Miller, joe Beverly,Richard Champagne. Third row: Steve McCar1, Karl Carpenter, James Bausch, Ronald Henry, Roy Ellis, lim Champ, Tom Burnham, Tony Soper, Clyde Obrect, Mr. Madelen. Fourth row: Mr. Talley, Arthur McKenna, Harry Stelnfort, james Dumas, Kenneth Gabbert,1ack Hall, Larry Dowdell, Ed Windebank, George Gardner. 1921 Tennis The tennis team under the capable guidance of coach Richard Chase, ex- pects an exceptional season this year because of an un- usually large amount of ex- perience behindhis capable and skillful players forming this seasons squad. Pictur- ed at right is coach Chase giving instructions to Bill Cunningham. john Agnos Harold Heaberlin Vincent Driski john York Fred Perry Clarence DelForge QNot. pictured - Clyde Barbour , Steve Brovm, jim Taylor.D Pep Club First row: Brenda 0dle,Bobby Ashley, Judy Stark,Judy Olson, Carolyn Huber, Vickie Vormehr, Karen Marts. Second row: Eleanor Caliboso, Judy McFerron, Barbara McC luskey, Franc ls Whitley, Sharon Ratts, Mary Anderson, Connie Neddo, Frances Merritt, Doris Leadon, Marilyn Taylor, Patricia Shockey. Third row: Marcia Farth- lng, Janette Ritter, Janice Taylor, Jeanette Cott, Roberta Pangrac, Joanne Oliver, MZTCY Smith, Sandy McFerron, Margaret Davies, Betty Hammond, Patty Lowery. Fourth row: Marilyn Haugen, Barbara Smiley,Fern Iahnke,Joan Huff, Beverly Wells, Jane Carr, Carol Leonard, Jennifer McGonigle, Blllye Wellman, Mary Kay Taylor, Colleen Williams. The Pep Club adds pep to the OFF IC ERS Peggy Schippert, President Carol Gardner, Treasurerg Bonnie Honadel, Secretaryg Karin Wolding, Vice -President sport events of the school, takes busses to out-of-town games, hold pep assemblies before games, and helps with the concessions at games. It is an active organization which aids ln creating enthusiasm and school spirit among the students. First row: Julaine Smith, Shirley 0rr,Annette Basgall,Cal1leAnn Henderson, Marilyn Sexton, Rose Cameron, Ann McMillin, Cynthia Ziegler, Janice Gfeller. Second row: Bobby Coen, Judy Schmedemann, Peggy Schippert, Shirley Pechln, Janice Roney, Harriet Marcus, Beth Stahl, Linda Reid, Nelita Stewart, Eldora Johnson. Third row: Bonnie Honadel, Sandra Fiest, Julia Jahnke,Joan Mock,Joanne Mlnnick, Barbara Mann, Janice Bradshaw, Vicky Tiers, Carole Joffray. Fourth row: Beverly Neddo, Lois Swart, Sandra Reid, Karin Woldlng, Judy Durbon, Deanna Tressin, Carol Gardner, Doris Zernlckow, Janice Huff, Martha Giese. -94- Mlss McNulty, Sponsor SY Senior lllgh Cheerleaders Vickie Vormehr Carolyn Huber ludy Olson, Head Cheerleader ludy Stark Bobby Ashley Junior High Cheerleaders Sarah Moffett Margaret Wysonq lvia Brase Sheila Rose Jackie Smi 195.- ellior Ro ter GARY G. ANDERSON Band 1, 2, Football 1, Kays 1, Orchestra 1, Track 1. BOBBY ASHLEY Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, HomecomlngCandldate 4,Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, PowWowStafi 4, Spanish Club 1, Ushers Club 1, Choir 3, 4. BOYD AVERY Enterprlselkcademy 1, 2, 3,Basketball 1,2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3. HARRY 1. RAIL sl-l1RL1-:Y ANN BAKER Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1. SARA IANE BARKER Frankfurt Hlgh School, Germany 1, 2, 3, Cholr 1, 2, 3,4, Debate Team 4,Kayettes 4, PepClub 3, 4, Tennis 3. LAWRENCE E. BLAKE, IR. Band 2, 3, 4, lunior Play Crew 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK BLANKEN Glee Club 3, 4. SHIRLEY A. BRAGG Cafeteria 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Kay- ettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Latln Club 1, Science Club 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Scholarship 1, Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ELLA MAY BRITT GLADLYN BRl'I'I' Band 1, 2, 3, junior Play Crew 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Senior Play Crew 1, 4, Scholarship3,Sophomore Play Crew 2, Freshman Play Crew 1, 2, Electrician 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY BRUCE Kayettes 1, 3, 4, Office Staff fMr. Stoll, 4. SHIRLEY Lou BRUMM Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVE BUCHANAN San Diego Vocatimal, San Diego, California 3. ELEANOR ELENA CA LIBOSO Wallace Rlder Farrington High School, Honolula, Hawaii 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Kayettes 4, Dramatic Club 4. DEAN CAMERON Kays 4, Projectlmist 1, 2, 3. IERA LD ROBERT CAMERON r.r.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. KARL DEAN CARPENTER Glee Club 3, Kays 1, 3, 4. IANE CARR Choir 3, 4, Rhythmalres 3, 4, HomecomlngCandldate 4, Glee Club 1, 2, junior Class Secretary, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayette Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayette Cmference 1, 4, Kayette Camp 1, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Scholarship 1, 2, Student Council 4. RICHARD KAY CHAMPAGNE Wllscn High School, Wilson, Kan., 1, 2, 3,Football 4, 1 Club 4. ROY COLEMAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Kays 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vlce- Presldent Ushers Club 4. KENNETH CORCORON Kays 4, Science Club 3, Freshman Play Crew 1. PRESTON RODNEY CRAFT Band 1, Boy's State 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Rhythmalres 3, 4, Glee Club 1,2, Class Treasurer 1, Kays 1, 2, 3, 4, Kay Cabinet 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, PowWow Staff 4, Ushers Club 2, Dramatlcs Club 2, 3, 4,F:-eshman Play 1,0peretta lead 1, 2, 3, Ir. Rofarlan 4,Natlonal '1'hesplanSoclety 4. RICHARD RAY CROCKER Blue Jay Staff 4, Choir 3,Glee Club 1,2, Senlor Class Treasurer, Kays 1, 2, 3, 4, Latln Club 1, 2, Sclence Club 3, Sports Manager, Basketball 3, Pep Cllb 2, 3, 4, Scholarship 3, Sophomore Play. I ORVILLE GLENN DARNELL Blue jay Staff 4, Glee Club 1, Llbrary Staff 1, 2, 3, Track 1. ROBERT L. DAY Band 1, 2, 3, 4,Blue Jay Staff 4, Kays 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Pow Wow Staff 4, Scholarship 2, 3. CONNIE L. DELAY Glee Club 1, 4, Kayettes 1, Office Staff 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 4, Ushers Club 1, 2. CLARENCE DELFORGE Band 1. 2, 3:B2Sketba1l1, 2, 3, Football1,Glee Club 4, Iunlor Play Crew 3, Kays 1, 2, 3, Latin Cllb 1, Science Club 3, Orchestra 2, 3,Pep Club 2, 3, photo- E1'll-lhel' 4: Pow Wow Staff 4, Senior Play Crew 4, Tennis 4, Track 1, 2, Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama- tics Club 3. ROBERT LEE DIEPENBROCK Kays 4, Science Club 3. LARRY DOWDELL Footballl, 2, 3, 4, 'fr' Club 3,4, Kays 1,2, s, 4, Kay Cabinet 1, 4, Latin Club 1, sclenee Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 4. GLADYS DARLENE DRAPER SANDRA MAY DREW Llnz American High School, Linz, Austria 1, 2, Blue jay Staff 3, 4, Kayettes 4, Pep Club 4. VINCENT PAUL DRISKI Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foutball 1, 4, 'fy' Club 4, Kays 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Scholarship 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Track 1. IOHN LESLIE DUNCAN FrankfurtAmerlcanHlgh School,Frankfurt, Germany 1, 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, jlmlor Play, Radio Club 3, Chess Club 1, 2, 3, Natlcnal Honor Society Secretary 3, Photographer 3, Dramatlcs Club 3. IOSEPI-I L. DUPRE Veteran U. S. Army 1946-1952. IUDITH DURBON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue jay Staff 4, Cafeteria 1, junior Play 3, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayette Board 4, Latln Club 1, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4,Pow Wow Stafi4, StudentCouncll 4, Dra- matics Club 2,3, 4, President Dramatlcs Club 4, Ush- ers Club 2, 3. Jo ELLIOTT Enterprise High School, Enterprlse, Kansas 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 4. ROSEMARIE ERMINI Pemberston High, Ambrldge High, 1, 25 Heidelberg High, Nurenberg High 2, 3, 45Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club, G. A. A.5 Secretarlal5 Dance5 Annual German American Dance5 Junior Class Secretary. SANDRA FIEST Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Board 15 Kayette Conference 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatlcs Club 3, 45 G. A. A. 1. CAROL GARDNER Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45Pep Club Treasurer 45 Ushers Club 15 Freshman Play Crew 1. JERRY GASTON Basketball 15 Blue lay Staff 45 Choir 3,45 Football 15 Glee Club 1, 25 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Dramatlcs Club 3. RUSSELL GASTON Basketballl, 45 Boy'sS1nte45 Football 2,3, 45 Fresh- men Class Treasurer5 Sophomore Vlce-Presldent5 I Club President 45 Kays 45 Pep Club3, 45 Student Council 45 Track 2, 3, 4. LEROY GROYON Glee Club 45 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 LatlnClub 1, 25Sclence Club 35 Pep Club 35 Track 4. JOHN ANDREW HA LL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 35 J Club 2, 3, 45 jr. Rotarlan 45 Kay Conference 15 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 Kay Cabinet 1, 45 Kay President 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 35 Projectlmlst l, 25 Scholarship 1, 25 Student Council 45 Track 1, 45 Dra- matlcs Club 3. BETTY IDU HAMMOND Choir 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Kayettes 1, 2,3, 45 Library Staff 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatlcs Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary Dramatlcs Club 2, 35 G. A. A. 2. DORETTA HAMMOND Cafeteria 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 45 Pep Club 35 Dramatics Club 3. DON HAMPTON Basketball 1, 25 Boy's Slate 45 Choir 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Rhythmalres 3, 45 GleeClub 15 1 C1ub 3, 45 Ir. Rotarlan45 Kays 1,2, 3,45 Latln Club 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Coumcll 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Vlce President Freshman Class5 President Iumlor Class5 President Student Councll5 President of Senate. ROY EIXZENE HARLOFF Kays 15 Special Printing Class 3. BETTE HARMON Popular Bluff jr. High 15 Stuttgart American High, Stuttgard, Germany 2, 35 Art Club 2. ANTHONY WILLIAM HARRIS Football 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Track 1, 2. EARL HAYTER Rosewell, New Mexico 15 Football 3, 45 1 Club 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. HAROLD HEABERLIN Basketball 1, 2, 45 Blue lay Staff 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 3, 45 Rhythmalres 3, 45 1 Club 2, 3, 45 lr. Rotarlan 45 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 Kay Treasurer 35Kay Vice-President 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Student Coumcll 2, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 45 Sophomore Play5 President Sophomore Class5 President Senior Class. cuuomm A Lacs nsmrz Glee club 1, 2, 3, 45 xayenes 15 Latln cum 25 Pep Club 35 scnomrsnup a. RONALD ANDREW HENRY Footballi, 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 1 Club 3,45 Kays 1, 2, 3,45 Kay Treasumer 45 Science Club 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. . 1 5 DIANE VERDA HEWITI' ParlsAmerlca.n HlghSchool, Parts, France 1, 25 Kay- ettes 4. NELSON EDDIE HICKS FrankfurtA merican High School, Frankfurt, Germany 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Football 3, 45 Choir 35 UI Club 45 junior Play 35 Kays 45 Track 3, 45 Kay Cablnet45 Chess Club 2, 35 Vlce-President Kays 4. BONNIE HONADEL Choir 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Secretary Pep Club 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 4. CA ROLYN HUBER Cheerleader 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Rhythmalres 45 Home- coming Candidate 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Junior Play5 All School Play 15Kayettes 1, 2, 3,45 Kayette Board 1, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Kayette Camp 3, 45 Dramatlcs Club 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. IOSEPH BURNELL HUDLEY Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45Basketball1, 2, 3, 45 I Club 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Spanish Club 15 Vice- Presldent I Club 4. IA MES IRWIN jefferson City Iumlor College, Iefferson, Mlssourl 1, 2, 35 Choir 45 Blue jay Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Pow WOW Staff 45 Dramatlcs Club 4. ROBERT A LLEN IRWIN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Glee Club 15 1 Club 45 Kays 1, 2. THOMAS IRWIN jeffersm City Iumlor College, jefferson, Missouri 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Pow Wow Staff 4. ROY E. IENNINGS, IR. Cheerleader 15 Kays 15 Pep Club 15 Projectlonlst 2, 35 Latin Club 1. CA ROLE SUE IOFFRAY Choir 3, 45Glee Club 1, 25 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, a, 45S1:l1nlSh Club 1, 2. Iossps JOHNSON Rhythmatres 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 4. ROSEMA RY ANN IONES Washington High School, Bethel, Kansas 35 Glee Club 15 xnyenes 1, 2, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 4. DAVID IUNGHANS Blue lay Staff 45 Choir 35 F.F.A. 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 I Club 45 President Freshman Class5 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 Kay Cablnet 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Projectlonlst 1, 25 Student Councll 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. IERRY KARMANN CAROL JEANNE KARNS Band 1,25 Blue jay Stat! 45 Choir 3, 45Rhythmalres 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Board 1,35 Kayettecon- ference 25 Pep Club 2,3, 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Student Coumcll 1, 25 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.A. 15 junior Class Secretary5 Christmas Play 4. TERRY KENNEDY Augsburg High School, Augsburg, Germany 15 Ayer Hlgh School, Ayer Massachusetts, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Blue Jay Staff 45 Kays 2, 3, 45 Latln Club 15 Science Club 2, 35 Scholarship 3. CAROL KIDD Glee Club 3, 45 Orchestra 15 Pep Club 4. LAVINA MARIE KIDD Glee Club 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Spanlsh Club 1, 2. IIMMIE LARSON FRANCES CAROL LEONARD Bosse High School, Evansville, Indiana 35 Blue lay Staff 45 Cafeteria 15 Glee Club 1, 25 Kayettes 1, 2, 45 Kayette Board 45 Office Staff 45 Pep Club 2, 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Scholarship 1, 25 Ushers Club 25 Drama- tlcs Club 4. RICHARD LOADER Blue Jay Staff 45 F.F.A. 1, 2,3,45 President 3, 45Kays 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Projectlonist 15Student Council 45 Track 3. DONALD LOVELADY WurzburgAmerlcan 1-llghSchool,Wurzburg, Germany 1, 2, 35 Football 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 KQYS 4: Kal' Board 45 Student Coimcil 35 Choir 2. GORDON MACLAIRD Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 I Club 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Pep Club 45 Track 1, 2, 3. CLIFFORD F. McCAR'1'HY North Royalton High School, North Royalton, Ohlo 1, 25 Kays 45 Latin Club 1, 2. BONNIE IRENE MCCLAIN Glee Club 1, 25 Kayettes 1, 25 Pep Club 4. ARTHUR RAYMOND McKI-ZNNA, IR. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 1 Club 3, 45 Ir. Rotarian 45 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 Kay Cabinet 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Science Club 2,35 Orches- tra 15 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 StudentCoimcll 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. WA LTER RONALD McKENZlE Plnevlllel-Ilgh School,Pineville, Louisiana 15Football 3, 45 lunlor Play Crew 35 Kays 45 Library Staff 2,45 Pep Club 45 Senior Play Crew 45 Spanish Club 45 Track 4. ANN McMlLLlN St. Xaviers 15 Glee Club 25 junior Play 35Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Latin Club Z5 Office Staff 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Student Council 4. RANCE STEVE MAKUCH james Denman 1-ligh School, San Franclsco,Callfornia 15 Rapid Clty High School, Rapid City, South Dakota 2, 35 Kays 45 Latin Club 35 Dramatlcs Club 4. HOMER YA LE MAR Scholarship 1. CAROLYN MITCHELL Monterey Union High School, Monterey, California 15 Nurnberg, Wuerzberg, Germany 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 25 Tennis 3. RICHARD D. MOODY Choir 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Kays 1, 2, 35 Science Club 3,45Spanlsh Club 1, 25 StudentCouncl1 l,35Track3, 4. DAN MORAN Kays 1. JACK E. MURRISON Band 1, 25 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 Kay Cabinet 15 Latin Club 15 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Track 4: Vice -President Senior Class. KENNETH W. MYERS Aurora High School, Aurora, Colorado 2, 35 Lufkln High School, Lufkin, Texas 35Football 15 Kays 1,2, 45 Projectionlst 4. THOMAS E. NEAL Basketball 1,35 Choir 3,45 Football 15Glee Club 1, 25 Kays 45 Latin Club 25 Track 1. CONNIE NEDDO Baumholdex-,Germany 15'Kalserslautern,Germany 25 Sault Ste. Malre, Michigan 25 Choir 45 limlor Play 35 Kayettes 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Dramatlcs Club 3, 4. RONALD L. NEWMAN Glee Club 15 Kays 1,25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Science Club 35 Scholarship 1, 25 Spanish Club 15StudentCommcll 3. SA LLY ALICE ODLE Glee Club 1, 25 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Science Club 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatlcs Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 1. IUDY OLSON Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 45Choir 3,45HomecomlngCandl- date 45 Glee Club 1, 25 I-leadCheerleader 45 Treasurer Sophom ore Class5 Treasurer Student Council 35 Treas- urer d LatlnClub 25 Kayettes 1, 2,45 I.AtlnClub 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Scholarship15StudentCouncll3, 4. KENNETH V. OSBOURN Glee Club 15 Kays 1, 25 SclenceClub 35 PepClub 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 15 Freshman Play Crew 1. LEAH PA LM MountClemens High School, Moimt Clemens, Michigan 35 Kayettes 45 Library Staff 15Offlce Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Scholarship 25 Spanish Club 25 Dramatlcs Club 45 Latin Club 3. LARRY PASCARELLI ROBERT SHANNON PATTERSON Choir 2, 3, 45 Football 1,Rhythmaires 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Kays 1, 25 Latin Club 15 Dramatics Club 35 Sopho- more Play. MARCIA ANNE PERRY Choir 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 Kayette Secretary 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Science Club 35 PepClub 2, 3, 45 Scholarship 1, 2, 35 Secretary Senior Class. ROLF PETERS Albuquerque High School, Albuquerque, New Mexico 2 3 I Y ' BILL PEVEY LeesvllleHlgh School, Leesvllle, Louisiana 1, 25 Band 1, 25 Track 45 Football 15 Latin Club 2, 35 Library Staff 15 R.O.T.C. 3. LEE OUISENBERRY Smith-Cotton High School, Sedalia, Missouri 15 Osawa- tomle High School, Osawatomle, Kansas 25 Debate Team 3, 45 Ixmlor Play Crew 35 Science Club 35Pres. Science Club 35 Pow Wow Staff 45 Scholarship 2, 35 Dramatlcs Club 4. JERRY LANDES RA'l'I'S Basketball 1, 25 Blue jay Staff 45 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 Kay Cabinet 1, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Sports Manager 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Track 1, 25 junior Class Treasurer. FREDRICK I. RITTER Cholr 35 Debate Team 3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 35 Kays 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 15Sclence Club 2,35 Photographer 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Scholarship 1, 2, 35Student Council 35 Tennis 2, 45 Dramatlcs Club 3. SYLVIA ANN ROBERTSON Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Kayettes 45 Spanish Club 2. 1ANIcE RONEY Unlon City, Tennessee 15 Farmlngtcn, Missouri 2, 35 Cheerleader 15 Glee Club 15 Pep Club 1. PEGGY LOU SCHIPPERT Blue jay Staff 45Cheerleader 15 Glee Club 1, 25 junior Play5 Kayettes 1,2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1,25Science Club 2, 35 Office Staff 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship 1, 2, 35 Student Council 45 Dramatlcs Club 3,45 Vice- Presldent-Pep Club 35 President Pep Club 4. swam snzu-'ran Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3. SALLY SUE SHELLHAAS Band 1, 2, 45 Girl's State 45Debate Team 3, 45 G.A.A. 15 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Board 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1,25 Science Club 3, 45 Dance Band 45Orchestra 45 Pep Club 2,35Scholarshlp 1,2,3,45StudentCouncll 45Dramatlcs Club 3, 45 Sophomore Play5 StudentCoun- cll Vice-President 45 Science Club Secretary 35 Latin Club Secretary 25 Dramatlcs Club Vice-President 45 D. A . R. Representative 45 Debate Club Secretary 3. 98 ROBERT SHERWIN Band 1, 25 Track 1, 45 Office Stiff 4. CAROLINE ELIZA BETH SMITH Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 15 Pow Wow Staff 45 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatlcs Club 2, 35 Sophomore Play5 Freshman Play Crew. WILLIE SPENCER Lincoln High School, FortSmlth,Arkansas 1, 25 Basket- ball 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Rhythmalres 3, 45 Track 3, 4. IUDITH DEE STARK Cheerleader 1, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Rhythmalres 3, 45 Madrlgals 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45K1l.yettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Board 45 Kayette Conference 45 Secretary ci Kayettes 45 Latln Club 1, 25 Office Staff 3, 45 Pep Cllb 1, 2, 3, 45 Head lr.-High Cheerleader 15 Scholarship 25 Operetta Lead 1, 3. CARL STEBBINb Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 4. NELITA STEWART Falrbury High School, Falrbury, Nebraska 15 Riley Rural Hlgh School, Rlley, Kansas 25 Blue jay Staff 45 Kayettes 3, 45 Office Staff 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Dramatlcs Club 45 junior Play Crew 3. MARTHA JANE STROM Dwight Rural High School, Dwight, Kansas 1, 2, 35 Kayettes 45 Pep Club 4. 1.013 MARIE SWART Riley Rural High School, Riley, Kansas 1, 25 Band 35 Blue jay Staff 45 Choir 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 lunlor Play5 Kayettes 3, 45 Kayette Board 45 Kayette Camp 45 Science Club 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Scholarship 35 Student Councll 45 Treasurer Student Councll 4. MARILYN TAYLOR Choir 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Board 1, 45 jxmlor Play5 Kayette Camp 15 Latin Club 15 PepClub 2,3,45Scholarshlp35Kayette Treasurer 4. PEGGY ANNE TERRY Attended Woodrow Wilson High School, Portsmouth, Vlrglnia5 FranldurtAmerlcan High School, Frankfurt, Germany5 National Honor Soclety5 Home Economy Club5 Biology Clubg G.A.A.5 Homecoming Candidate5 Cholr5 Cheerleader5 Student Councll Representatlve5 DramatlcsClub5 Pep Club5Office Staf!5 Senior Kay - ettes. JOHN UPSHA W A Projectlonlst 15 Kays 15 Track 1. RONA LD WA RFORD Winfield High School, Winfield, Kansas 15 Blue Jay Staff 4. 99 LINDA LEA WEAVER Choir 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Board 45 Pep Club 2, 3. BEVERLY ANN WELIS Band 1,2, 3,45 Blue 1aySta!1 45 G. A.A. 151uniorPlay5 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Board 15 Kayette Confer- ence 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Science Club 45 Dance Band 3, 45 orchestra 1, 2, s, 45 pep Club 1.2. 3.4: Dram- tlcs Club 3, 45 Sophomore Play. MARILYN IANE wr-:sr Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Laun Club 15 vow Wow smrf 4. BE'I'I'Y LOU WHISENA NT Oak Hill High School, Oak Hlll, North Carolina 1, 25 Franld'urtAmerlcan High School, Franldurt, Germany 35 Spanish Club 45 Pep Club 45 Kayettes 4. HELEN MAE WHITE Band 1, 2,3, 45 Blue Iaystaff 45 Kayettes 2,3, 45 Kay- ette Conference 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Pow Wow Staff 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Latin Club 3. CAROL ANNE WOOD Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Kayettes 1,2,3,45 Kayette Board 1, 35 Kayette Conference 15 Latin Club 15Pep Club 25 Pow Wow Staff 45 Student Councll 25 G. A. A. 1, 2. WILMA LOU WOODRUFF Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1,25 Ushers Club 1,2, 35 Dramatlcs Club 35 junior Play. KAREN IOAN ZELLNER Latin Club 25 Pow Wow Staff 4. CYNTHIA ZIEGLER Choir 2, 3,45 Glrl's State 35Rhythmaires 3,45 Home- coming Queen 45 Glee Club 15 Secretary Freshmen Vice -President Kayettes 45 Editor Pow Wow 4. DOROTHY LOUISE WHITLEY Band 15 Glee Club 25 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 5 Orchestra 15 Pep Club 2, 45 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatlcs Club 2, 3. ROBERT LEE WILBURN Glee Club 35 Kays 25 Library Staff 1, 25 Pep Club 25 Slinlsh Club 1,25 Ushers Club 1,2, 3,45V1ce-Presb dent Ushers Club 35 President Ushers Club 45 Boy's Special Printing Class 4. EDWARD A. WINDEBANK jacksm Junior High School, Pasadena, Texas 15 Mur- phy Hlgh School, Moblle Alabama 15 McDonogh High School, New Orleans, Louisiana 25 Wutzburg High School, Wutzburg,Germany 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Cholr 45 Football 2,3,45 1 Club 45 Blue Iaystaif 45 Chess Club 35 Baseball 2, 35 Tennis 35 Track 3. Class5 Vice-President Sophomore Class5 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Kayette Board 45 Latin Club I5Pep Club 2, 3, 4- v Frank 4 Acker, Jeannie 87-55 Adams, Frank 41 Adamson, Joarm 37 Addis, Carole 33 -55-58 Agnew, Linda 37-55 Agnos, John 26-61-86-90-93 Albin, James 61 Alderman, Sandra 29-58-78- 81 Alexander, Alltes 33 Allen, Carol 60 Allen, James 9 Allen, Janice 41 Allen, Mrs. LaVerne 7 Amutan, Diwa 61 Amutan, Luclano 60 Anders, Janice 41 Anders, Walter 37 Anderson, Charles 41 Anderson, Donna 41 Anderson, Gary G. 12 Anderson, Judy 37-55 Anderson, Lucinda 41-52-55 Anderson, Mary 7-29-53-54 58-71 -73 -94 Anderson, Viola 29-53 Anderson, Wade 37-91 Armour, Suzanna 41 Arnold, Pat 29-53 Arrlvas, Augustin 41 Arrlvas, Romeo 33-58 Ashley, Bobby 12-50-65-70 94-95 Athey, Rod 33-56-58 Atklsson, Lonnie 33 -52 -56 -91 Auld, Gary 26 Auld, Jarrell 41 Avery, Boyd 12 Avery, Mickey 26 Babst, Larry 29 Baden, Elise 7-26-58-74 Ball, Harry J. 12 Bailey, Barbara 41 Index Blakely, Kenneth 42 Blanka, Myrna Kay 37-55 Blanken, Jack 13 Boger, Charles 37 Boger, Eva Mae 42 Bond, Talton 29-87 Bone, Ronnie 61 Borkert, Linda 42 Bour lsaw, Glen 26 Bourlsaw, James 37 Bowman, Joe 42 Boyd, Larry 33 Boyett, Jimmy 42 Bradshaw, Janice 26-94 Bradshaw, Sharon 33-53 Brady, Connie 26 Bragg, Shirley 13 Braggs, Ronald 42 Brase, Sylvia 7-33 -52-55-58 78-81-95 Breadehoft, Mildred 37 Bremen, John 33 Bremen, William 37 Breneman, Norma 29-54 Breneman, Roy 33-56-61 87-91 Brethour, Nancy 7-33-55 Brtggs, John 33 -56-58-75 Brinson, Mickey 61 Briscoe, Carolyn 29-58 Briscoe, Dolores 42 Britt, Charles 29-59 Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Don 41 Joan 29-53 Joe 56-60-91 Paul 33 -59 Shirley Arm 12 Britt, Ella May 13 Britt, Gladlyn 13 Brodie, Paul Ray 42 Brodie, Steve 33 Brooks, Claudine 33-58-78-81 Brooks, Sharon 26 Brott, Pat 42 Brott, Sheila 33-55-58 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Barbara 37 Cynthia 42 Dennls 29-59 Marilyn 26-54-71-72 Robert 33 -56 Sharon 42 Steven 33 -87 -91 -93 Terron 26-61-87 Campbell, Rebecca 60 Canty, Beverly 37 Carlson, Noreen Am 37 Carlton, Vlvlan 42 Cagfenter, Karl Dean 13 -54- Carpenter, Kerry 33-56-75- 87-91 Carr, Jane 14-16-54-65-70- 73-94 Carr, Mrs. Robert M. 4 Carrlzal, Bennie 42 Cevera, Dick 42 Chambers, Robert 29 Champ, Dean 42 Champ, James 87-92 Champ, Joe 29 Champ, Mike 42 Champagne, Richard Kay 14- 54-61-86-92 Chandler, Wayne 42 Chaney, Mrs. John 4 Chaney, Norman 29-58 Chase, Rlclmrd 6-56-87-90- 91 Chaves, Leon 33-56 Christensen, Phyllis 33 Chrtstenson, Norma 37 Christensen, Norman 8-33 Christy, Randall 37-91 Clapper, Carlene 42-61 Clark, Eugene 42 Clark, Larry 29-54-61-88-92 Clark, Lawrence 37-52-74-75 -9 Clary, Weldon 42 Cleveland, Barbara Kay 37-55 Cobb, Donald 26-79 Coen, Bobble 29-54-70-94 Colbert, Gary 42 Coleman, Roy 14-51-53 Coles, Julia 26-70 Collier, Betty 61 Collins, Karen 61 Collins, Mrs. Katherine 6 Colvin, Thomas 29 Colwell, Donald 37-56 Connors, Judy 29 Coop, Ronald 37 Curley, Lorlta 37-55 Curtis, Richard 29-59 Cyphers, Harold 30 Cynova, Gall 42 Dalley, LR. 6-50-56 Dalquest, Conrad 30-53 Dalquest, Donald 42 Dalquest, Ronald 42 Daniels, Nellie 33-68 Danielson, Karen 74 Darby, Junior 42 Darnell, Charles 30-81 Darnell, Mary 37-55 Darnell, 0rvllleGlenn 14-l David, Frankie 37 Davies, Margaret 26-54-79 Davies, Mary 26-54 Davies, V-Ona 26 Davis, Betty 6-26-58-78-E Davis, Davis, Brlce 42 Charles 42 Davis, Devine D. 26-54-61 - Davis, Davis, Davis, Davls, Davls, Don 42 Emogene 6-30 Everett 30-87 Florlne 42 Virginia 61 Day, Charles 37-91 Day, Robert L. 14-50-51- -75 Day, Sharon 42 Barbour, Clyde 26-74-87-93 Barger, Gail 41 Barker, Sara Jane 12-54-71 Barnes, Jesse 41 Barnes, Odessa 29-53 Basgall, Annette 29-52-70 Basgall, Marilyn 41 Bass, LaRue 42-52 Bass, Louls 26-61 -86-91-92 Bass, Royce 33 Bates, Howard 6 Bates, Leslie 42 Battles, Brenda 60 Battles, Jearld 60 Baugh, Jackie 42 Bausch, James 26-92 Beall, Marshall 33 Beam, Robert 37 Bean, Charles 42 Bean, Ralph 26 Beauchamp, Charles 37 Beck, Joe 42 Bell, Ruth 6-58 Bellattl, Jeanette 33 -53-55-58 Bellattl, Llnette 29-53-58 Benedict, Mrs. Shirley 6-51 Berryblll, Bob 42 Beverly, Joe 33 -58-61-86- 91-92 Blgnall, Marguerite 6-78 Bivens Bill 37-56 91 y - Blake, ,Lawrence E. Jr. 13 -15 Bruce, Beverly 37 Bruce, J 42 Bruce, Shirley 7-13 Brumm, Elaine 29-54 Brumm, Shirley Lou 13 Brunswick, Jeanie 60 Bryant, Gary 29-71 Bryant, Jimmy 42-56 Buchanan, Dave 13-51 Budden, William 33 -56-61-91 Bundy, Betsey 29 Bundy, Valeska 33 Bunker, Dr. L. P. 4 Burch, Jimmie 37 Burgess, Joyce 37-55 Burgess, Lynette 42 Burnette, Myron 42 Burnham, Tom 29-58-71-92 Burr, Betty 33 Burris, Carl 29-59 Calder, Erma 37-55 Callboso, Caroline 37 Callboso, Eleanor Elena 13-54 77-78-81 -94 Callboso, Josephine 29 Callahan, Patricia 37-55 Cameron, Dean 13 Cameron, Jerald Robert 13 -59 Cameron, Rose 26-53 -54-94 Campbell, Carl 60 ,100- Campbell, Donald 42 Coover, Leslie 33-52-53-58 -78-81 Corcoran, Kenneth 14-51 Corcoran, Linda 37-55 Cornish, William 26-61-86 Cowart, John 37 Cott, Jeanette 29-52-54-58-71 -73 -94 Cotton, Butch 37 Cotton, Judy 33 Cowart, John 60 Cowen, Barbara 37-52-55 Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Judy 42 Patsy 26 Ronald 37 Sndra 42 Sherry 42 Craft, Preston Rodney 14-25- 50-71 -72-73 -78-81 Crltes, Carol 7-29 Crocker, Richard Ray 14-51-54 Cronin, Mike 42 Cross, Dennls 37-56 Crough, Barbara 26 Crumble, Monroe 42 Cumbla, Tom 33 Cummings, Eddie 42-46 Cunningham, Susan 61 Cunningham, William 58-60-93 Cuplt, Alicia 33-55 Cuplt, Jan 33 -52-56-78-88 Cuptt, Vincent 42 Deane, Don 42-45 Deane, Tony 33 Delay, Connie L. 14 DelForge, Clarence 14-50 53-93 Delong, Ray 26 -50-70-78- 79-81 Demu1h,Jeannte 33-55-58- 74 nemum, Judy as-54 Dent, Jarolyn 42 DePew, Gary 30-71 Depplsh, larry 42 Derendlnger, Pete 26-59 Dlbben, Davld 30-53 Dlbble, Lester 42 Dlehl, Gary 30-59 Dlepenbrock, Doloros 26-I Dlepenbrock, Judy 43 Dtepenbrock, Robert 14 Dlllman, Victor 37-56 Dtllon, Ronald 26-58-74-'I -78-79 DlMarco, Daniel 60 Dodd, Larry 33-75 Done, Ronald 42 Donovan, Richard 26 Dowdell, larry 14-54-61- -92 Dowdell, Wayne 26 Doyle, Grover 42 Drake, David 42 Draper, Geraldine 30- - -56 Draper,Gladys Darlene ll Draper, Shirley Ann 42 Drew, Sandra May 15-54 Drlskl, Vincent Paul 15-6 66-87-89-93 Dumas, James R. 26-54-6 86-90-92 Duncan, John Leslie 15-164 Duncan, Marcia 37 Dungey, Daryl 43 Dmgey, Ronald 30-58-75 Dupre, Arthur 33 Duprre, Joseph 15 ourben, Jenn 30-53-59 Jameson nurmn, palm 15-so-51-54- 74-78-81 -94 oushme, Amen as msmne, Shirley as 070: IGH! 00 Eachen, Ada 33 Eachen, Charles 30 Eachen, Wllllam 26 Ealy, Donald 43 Edmonson, Jesus 38 Edney, Carol 30 Edney, Jacqueline 34 Edney, Robert 26-59 Edwards, Marvln 38 Edwards, Phllllp 30-59 Edwards, Sandra 43 Elseman, Gary 30-58-74 Ekwall, Jo Ann 43 Ellington, Darwin 26-58-74 -75-77 Elliott, Jo 16 Ellls, Raymond 30-87 Ellis, Roy 30-87-92 Ellis, Sandra 34-55 Ellis, Vlrglnla 61 Elmore, Jack 30 Elmore, Stephen D. 9 Elton, Bruce 43-46 Enoch, Maynard 43 Ermlnl, Rosemarie 25 Ervln, Linda 38-55 Estell, Herdle 38-91 Estes, Blllle 43 Estes, Mary 6-30 Estllnbaum, Joyce 43 Estllnhaum, Judy 38-55 Evans, Danelle 61 Evans, Max 34-56-58-87 Fall, Mary 60 Farthlng, Marcia 30-94 Faulkner, Kenneth 43 Fechner, Mitchell 38 Feese, Ethel 6-54 Ferrls, larry 38 Ferris, Marllyn 61 Flddler, Gary 38 Flest, Edward 34 Flest, Harry 9 Flest, Sandra 16-94 Flffe,Charles 6-61-85-89 Fllby, Cralg 34-56 Flemlng, Irlene 26-72 Fleming, Tom 38-56-74-91 Foote, Rosallnd 38-55 Forrester, Clyde 43 Forrey, Jane 61 Foster, Bob 26-87 Foster, Bobby 43 Fox, Carol 43 Frank1ln,CarolAmx 38-55 Franklln, David 38 Franklln, Wlllle 38 Frazier, Carolyn 38 French, Yvette 30-53-54 Frledly, larry 30 Frye, Kay 38 Frye, Larry 34-67 Funk, Ollver 60 Funnell, Carol 43 Fuson, Ann 43 Fuson, Jo Lylme 7-30-58 Gabbard, Danny 38 Gabbard, Nancy 34 Gabbert, Kenneth 26-61-71 -73-86-91-92 Gagle, Yvonne 6-61 Gardner, Carol 16-94 Gardner, George 30-52-54-59 -61-86-91-92 Garllch, James 43 Gashorn, Richard 38 Gaston, Georgie 38-56-74-75 -76-91 Gaston, Jerry 16-51 -54-72 Gaston, Russell 16-25-52-54 -61-66-86-90 Gaunt, Shelia 43 Gauntt, Vlrgll 34 Gee, Jane 34-55-56-78-81 Gee, Paul 38 Gehl, Eugene 34 Gfeller, Janlce 740-53-54 -58-94 Gfeller, Marllyn 38-55 Gfeller, Ronald 34 Glese, Martha 8-30-53-54 -58-71 -73 -94 Glll, Sheila 43-46 Glllen, Joseph 9 Gingrich, Newton 43 Glascock, Charles 38 Glessner, Gayle 43 Glynn, Linda 38 Goad, Wllma 34 Goerlng,Wll1lam 7-90-91 Goodrich, Joe 43 Gashorn, Richard 38 Goss, Judy 37 Grammer, Blll 38-56 Grammer, Dr. G.W. 4 Green, Athagean 43 Green, Cleo 43 Green, Troy 30 Griffin, Jeanette 43 Groyon, Leroy 16-54 Gulse, Jerrld 8-30-71 Gulse, Nadine 43 Gulse, Stanton 26-75-79 Guy, Eleanor 7 Hall, Bob 26-70 Hall, John Andrew 17-52-61 -66-90-92 Hamllton, Dick 38-56 Hammond, Betty Lou 6-17- 71 -78-81 -94 Hammond, Doretta 17 Hammond, Loretta 34-55 Hammond, Patricia 26 Hammond, Ronald 38-91 Hampton, Don 17-25-52-61 -70-73 -78-86 Hampton, Johnny 38-56-91 Hand, Sylvia 29 Hanert, Christa 61 l-lanklns, Burdett 27 Hanson, Mary Ann 43 Harbln, Donna 43 Harkrider, Rlchard 34 Harley, Preston 61 Harloff, Roy Eugene 17 Harmon, Blll 43 Harold, Jennie 30 Harold, Tommy 43 Harper,Ann 7-34-55-58 Harper, Paul 38 Harrls,Anthony Wllllam 17 l-larrls, Ardell 34 Harris, Donald 34 Harrls, Gloria 34 Harris, Sharon 43 Harrison, Bobby 38 Harrison, Leonard 34 Hart, Lyn 38 Harlunan, Bessle lou 60 Hartman, Carol 38 Hartman, Charles 34 Hartung, Danny 30-51 'lol- Harlnng, Jerrle Lee 43 Hartung, Marjorie 34-55-58 -75-78-81 Hartung, Sharon 38 Haston, Blll 27 Haugen, Gene 38-52-56-91 Haugen, Marilyn 8-30-53-58 -71 -73 -94 Haun, Mrs. Ethel 7 Hauserman, Gary 34-53-59 -87-91 I-lauserman, Sharon 27 Hawklns, Delores 43 Hays, Larry 38-56-91 Hayter, Earl 17-61-92 Hazelrlgg, Charlene 60 Heaberlln, Harold 17-51-61 -66 -71 -73 -87 -91 -93 Heck, Ronald 3 8 Hedstrom, Alberta 7 Helder, Dorothy 43 Helder, John 43 Helder, Marjorie 43 Heldenrelch, Claude 34 Heintz, Carolyn Alece 17-54 Halget, Jackie 43-46 Henderson, Callie Ann 27-54 -70-94 Hennlngton, Jack 7 Henry, John 38-60 Henry, Ronald Andrew 17-50 -54-61-87-92 Hern, John 43 -46 Hern, Russell 30 Heskett, Betty 43 Heskett, Darlene Elaine 38 Heskett, Terry Hewitt, Diane Verda 17 Heyl, Penny 38-55-75-76 Hicks, Nelson Edwa.rd 17-61 -87 Higgins, Patrlcla 43 Hightower, Kenneth Hlll, Mlke 38 Hlll, Wayne 38 Hlnebaugh, Ester 34 Hlnkson, Kent 43-46 H lnkson, Wendell 30-51 Hlrsch, Judy 38 Hltechew, Donna 43 Hohaugh, Florence 38-55 Hodge, Jlm 27 Hoerath,Nancy fMrs.J55-61 Hoff, Dualne 38 Hoff, Gerald 34 Hoff, Geraldine 27 Hoff, Robert 34-58 Hohman, Blll 43 Holder, Trudy38-55-76-81 Holland, Eugenia Holland, Homer 43 Holloway, Orlyn 27-71-78-81 l-loman, Jack 7 Honadel, Bonnie 18-50-70-94 Hopper, Mrs. Edna 9 Hopper, Jerry 38 Hopper, Julle 43 Hornbaker, Lee 4 Hosler, Mrs. Bernice 9 Howard, Eleanor 27 Howard, Martln 27 Howard, Melvin 34-61 Howe, Gayle 38 Howell, Nlna 43-55 Howerton, Babs 61 Hoyle, Lynn 38-52-55 Huber, Carolyn 18-54-65-70 -73 -94-95 Hudley, Cynthia 34-55 Hudley, Josepx Burnell 18-61 -86-87-90 Hudley, Julla 6-30-53 -70-73 Hudley, Sandra 43 Hudspeth, Christie 38-55- Huff, Janice8-30-53 -54-74-94 Huff,Joan 27-54-75-79-94 Huffman, Janice 39-55 Hughes, Jerry 60 Hunt, Robert 60 Hurst, Terry 39-56 Hutchings, Michael 43 Hyde, Nelson 43 Iott, Donna 34 Irwin, Earl 43 lrwln, Edvmrd 39-56 Irwin, James 18-50-51-78-61 lrwln,R.obertAllen 18-61-67 -89 Irwin, Thomas 18-50-71 lrvlne, Gaylord 43 Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Bllly 43 Gayla 43 Jerri Marie 60 Joan 34 Jahnke, Fern 8-27-54-74-94 Jahnke, Julia 8-30-52-54-58-94 James, Blll 39 James, Cheryl 43 , Cynthia 43 -45-52-55 Jameson, Johnny 43 Jamison, Faye 39-55-60 Jayme, Luclbar 30 Jean, Marjorie 43-52 Jean, Pau-tcm 34-55 Jean, Phyllis 39 Jeffries, John 7-90-91 Jennlngs, Roy E. Jr. 18 Jennings, Steward 3 9-52 -56 -91 Jett, Joe 30 Jett, Robert 39 Joffray, Carole Sue 18-66-70-91 Johnson, Bobby 44 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Jolmson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnston Johnston Carolyn 39-55 Eldora 30-54-94 Jeffery Glenn 30 Joe 18-70-73 Judy 39 Larry 27 Leslle 44 Norman 27-87 Russell 44 Stevan 39 , Blll 27-74 , lawrence 39 Jones, Harry 44 Jones, James 39-56 Jones,Jay 34-58-68-87 Jones, Johnny 30 Jones, Paul 44 Jones, Ruth 44 Jordan, Terry 60 Jordan, Willard 39 Junghans, David 18-51-52-54 -61-72 Jurewlcz, Edward 34 Kaiser, Johnny 44 Kalser,Val 34-56-58-74-87 Kalmar, Herbert 49 Kalmar, Kathie 27-52-54-70 lou-mann, Jerry 18 Karmann, Marshall 44 Karns, Carol Jeanne 18-71 -73 -78-81 Karns, H. D. '5-47 Kausler, Blll 34-59 Kausler, Sue 39 Keegan, Marlan39-52-55-75 Kelth, John 39 Kelley, Tim 39-56-91 Kemph, Lloyd 34-87-91 Kennan, Karen 80 Kennedy, Gordon 44-46 Kennedy, James 27-61 Kennedy, Joann 44 Kennedy, Mikey 27 Kennedy, Terry 19-51-54 Kern, John 34 Kerr, Rodger 44 Kesslnger, Judy 39-55 Kesslnger, Kurt 27-52-53-74 -78-79-81 Kessler, Robert 7-78-79-81 Kidd, Carol 19 Kidd, Kathleen 30 Kidd, LaVina Marie 19 Klllian, Charles 44-46 Ktng, Elbert 34-87-91 King, Kathleen Mary 39-55 Kinney, Dale 34 Kirkpatrick, Barbara 44 Kirkpatrick, Gary 34-56-58 -74-78-81 Kirkpatrick, Hubert 39-56 Kirkpatrick, Kathleen 30 Kirkpatrick, Mary 44 Klotz, Dennis 44 Koska, Sharon 6-34 Kruger, Robert 30-58 Krzyzanowskl, Nancy Lee 39 Krzyzanowskl, Sandra 39 Kuhl, Kay 44-46 Kurtze, Carol 27-54-70 Kurtze, Nancy 34 Kvldt, Sandra 60 Lancaster, George 39-56 Lansbury, Ernest 27-70 Larson, Barbara 39 Larson, Jlmmle 19-51 Lawson, Bennie 39-91 Leach, John 27 Leadon, Doris 27-94 Lee, David 27-54-61 Lee, John 30 Lehmkuhl, Billy 34 Lehmkuhl, Charles 30 Lehmlmhl, John A. 30 Lemons, Sandra 34-58 Leonard, Frances Carol 7-19 -50-51-94 Leonard, Sue 39-88 Lewis, Evelyn 60 Lindsay, Madeline 44 Llnk, Genese 34 Llppert, Karen 61 Llvlngston,Connie 44-55 Loader-,Richard 19-51-59 Long, Mrs. Patsy 7 Longfellow, Janette 30-70 Lopez, Rosa 61 Lord, Joe 44 Lovelady, Donald 20-87 Lovelady, James 34 Lovelady, Nickle 39 Lowrey, Patty 39-60-94 Lucas, Connie 44-46 Lucas, John 44 Lucas, Judy 61 Lundeen, Gary 31 Lundeen, Gay 44 MacLalrd, Gordon 20-61 -87 MacLalrd, Tommy 44 McBride, Jane 61 McCabe, Barbara 31-53 McCarl, Davld 56-91 McCarl, Joyce 54-60 McCarl, Stephen 51-60-78 -81 -92 McCarthy, Clifford 20 McCarthy, Gordon 39-56 McCarthy, Robert 27 McCarthy, Warren 35-81 McClain, Bonnie Irene 20 McClellan, Gary Robert 31-74 McC1uskey, Barbara 7-27-79 -94 McConnaughey, David 44 McConnaughey, Tommy 35-61 McCormell, Donald A. 5 McCormick, Sue 39 McCormick, Leon 44 McCormick, Tommy 44 McCoy, William 60 McDiffltt, Tom 44 McDonald, Joyce 39-55-75-76 McDonald, Karen 27 McDonald, Orville 31 McDonald, Rayford 35 McDonald, William 35 McDowell, Litho 27 McFerron, Judy 27-58-71 -94 McFerron, Sandy 31-54-58 -94 McG lll, Mlke 44 McGinnis, Glenn 27-52-75 -78-79-81 McGlothlln, Gary 39 McGonlgle, Glen 7-52 McGonigle, Jenntfer 31-53-54 -58-75-76-78-81-94 McKalg, Eugene 44 McKenna, Arthur Raymond, Jr 20-54-61 -87-92 McKenna, Stephen 44 McKinley, Parfaite 60 McKlrmey, Madellne 6-35-58 McKhmey, Marilyn 44 McKenzie, Ronald Walter 6-20-54-58 McKinney, Nancy 44 McMlllen, Faye 39 McMillin, Ann 20-50-52-54 -66-94 McNulty, Beverly 8-94 McQu lller , James 3 1 -87 -92 McRae, Jim 27-91 McWhorter, Carolyn 39-55 McWhorter, Danny 3 5-52-56 Madelen, George 8-61-85 -90-92 Maduros,Earnest 39-56-91 Magll1,MaryPatrlcia 8-55 Makuch,Rance Steve 20-54-81 Mann, Barbara 27-94 Mann, Earlene 39 Marm, Jimmie 34-74 Mann, Marvin Dale 39-55 Manuel, Melvin 60 Mar, Homer Yale 20 Marcus, Harriet 6-27-94 Marston, Donald 34 -56 -74-87 Marston, Jimmy 39 Marston, Larry 35-56-58-74 -75 Marth, Marlene 27 Martin, Jeanie 35-44 Marts, Karen 7-31-54-58-94 May, Gary 39 May,Harry 35-59-87-91 May, Joan 35 May, Mary Ann 44 Mayes, Nathalie 44 Mazur, Mary Alice 55-60 Mehalko, Edward 61 Mehrlnger, Charlotte 60 Meigs, Jimmy 40 Mender, Thomaslna 6-35-55 -58-78-81 Merritt, Frances 7-31-54-58 Meyer, Albert Jr. 27-74 Meyer, Leonard 31-58-75 -102- Mtller, Arthur 27-81 -87-91 -92 Miller, Don 30-58-58-75-81 Miller, Eugene 27-81-74-79 -87-92 Miller, Irwin A. 8-59 Miller, Vincent 40 Miller, Virgil 40-56 Milne, Marilyn 27-70-73 Mixmtck, Joanne 7-31-94 Minor, Jerry 3 5 Mitchell, Carolyn 20 Mock, Gary 35-87-91 Mock, Joan 27-94 Moffett, Sarah 39-40-55-95 Moler, Helen 44 Montgomery, Jan 31 -70 Montrone, Ralph 44 Moody, Richard D. 20-71 Moody, Stephen 35-58-61 Moore, Byron Eugene 31 Moore, Jerry 44 Moore, Sarah 44 Moran, Dan 20-51 Moreland, Nadene 40 Moreland, Raymond 27-79-85 Morgan, Gary 31 Morgan, Larry 40 Morgan, William 40 Morgan, Steven 44 Morris, Dorothy 27-53 -54-74 -78-81 Morse, Elvlna 31-55-58 Morton, Jarme 35 Moss, Judy 44-55 Moyer, Bill 44 Moyer, Jim 28-59 Mowery, Lois 35-55-58 Mueller, Sandra 40 Muenzenmayer, Alfred 40-56 -91 Muenzenmayer, Karl 35-56-58 -87 Mullen, -Phyllis 28 Mullen, Shtrley 40 Mullens, Douglas 44 Murphy, Carolyn 40 Murphy, Marilyn 35-52-55-58 -74-75-77-78-81 Murrlson, Gary 28-92 Murrlson, Jack E. 21-54-61 -66-91-92 Myers, Carrie 28 Myers, Charles 35 Myers, Kenneth W. 21 -51 -52 Myers, Shirley 31 Myers, Sidney 31 Neal, Beverly 35-55 Neal, Tom 21-54-70 Neale, Charles 8-71 Neary, Jon 40-52 -58-75-91 Neddo, Beverly 28-54-71-73 -78-79-81 -94 Neddo, Connie 21-54-66-70 -78-81-94 Nelson, Anita 44 Nelson, Ann 6-35 Nelson,Arnold35-56-58-91 Nelson, Janice 40 Nelson, Larry 35 Nelson, Mary Agnes 35 Nelson, Raymond 28 Newman, Darrell 31 Newman, Ronald L. 21 Nichols, Jamye Sue 44 Nlckolson, Delrose 28 Noble, Larry 60 Oberselder, Nancy Lou 31 Obrecht, Clyde 28-91-92 Odgers, Joan 40 0dle,Brenda 7-31-54-71- -94 Odle, Sally Alice 21-50 Odle, Tommy 44-46 0d1e,WtllettaJean 40-55 0'Donnel1, Shanon 44-46 Oliver, Joanne 7-28 0llver,Mrs, Paultne 8-53 Ollver, Rlley 35 Olsen, Edmund 28-79 Olson, Janice 40 Olson, Judy 61 Olson, Judy 21-52-54-65-' 94-95 Oppenlander, Bruce 40-74 Oppenlander, Judy 44 Orames, Dallas Elmer 61 Ormsby, Darlene 61 Orr, Lois 35 Orr, Shirley 28-94 Osbourn, Kenneth V. 21 Osmun, James 40 Overstreet, Claudene 44 Palm, Leah 7-21-54-78-8 Pangrac, Perry 8-74-78 Pang:-ac, Roberta 28-54-5 -74-76-94 Panttng, Eldon 60 Parfaite, McKinley 60 Parker, Judy Jo 31 Pascarelll, Larry 21 Patterson, Mrs. Agatha 8- Patterson, Arlene 44 Patterson, N. 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