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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

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Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Royalty Organizations Features Athletics OUR MEMORIES POW WOW STAFF Editor .................... Business Manager .... . . . Staff Members ...... .... Photographers .... .... Sponsors .... Julia lahnke . Ron Walker Elaine Brumm Carol Crites Geraldine Draper Linda Jackson Alberteen Kausler Linda Reid Beth Stahl Deanna Tressin Charles Peterson Ed Weidenbenner Bill Grammar The Senior Class is proud to present the 1958 POW WOW. Since we are the last class to be graduated from this building, we are including many ot those things that we will not want to forget. During the last six years, we have had many experiences that stand out in our memories. There has been the'excitement of football games, basket- ball games, and other sports. There has been the thrill of class parties, dances, and proms. There has been the fun of presenting assembly programs and class plays. There has been the joy of participating in musical productions. There has been the con- stant striving for a better academic understanding, and the accomplishment of achieving a higher scholastic standing and of learning to live with other people. It is to the memories of our life in I. C. H. S. that we dedicate this 1958 POW WOW. Miss Helen Torgeson Mr. E. R. Dailey ...4- Faculty' No door in I .C.H.S. holds so many different memories for students. Through it we have gone into the office for various reasons: excuses, drop slips, tardy ex- cuses. class schedules, tickets, phone calls, and supplies. This door also led the way to friendly chats with Mr. Karas. . kg...y. '- , gs .5 .Rr 2 , rf ft P' 1 Mr. D. A. McConnell, Superintendent Mr. D. A. McConnell came to Junction City as Superintendent of Schools in 1939. He is recog- nized as an outstanding educational leader in this community as well as in the state of Kansas. He has taken a very active part in community service and in church activities. Most of all we remember his work as chairman of the Junction City Chapter of the American Red Cross. During these 18 years, five elementary schools have been built and new high school is under con- struction. All this has taken hours of planning, and working with the architects and contractors, but for Mr. McConnell it has meant an opportunity to pro- vide additional educational opportunities for the youth of our community. In our busy school life, we take so many things for granted. However, we do appreciate all the time and consideration that our Board of Education has given to make this a better school system. Board of Education-Mr. H. H. Brown, Mr. B. J. Filbyp Dr. G. W. Grammerg Dr. L. P. Bunker, president: Miss Doris Stande- ter, clerkp Mr. Lee Hornbaker, vice president, Mrs. John Chan- ey, Mr. D. A. McConnell, superintendent. 5. ....s. L...-.-1 .5- I Mr. Karns gives some instructions to his secretaries, Donna Schmutz and Ruth Wiley. A i - as A Mr. H. D. Karns, Principal When Mr. H. D. Karns became the Prinicpal oi the Iunior-Senior High School in 1941, there were 29 teachers and 727 students. Our school has grown until this year we have 51 teachers and over 1200 students have been enrolled. In addition to the increasing school load, Mr. Karns has been active in local church and community affairs. He has also held offices in the State and National Education- al Associations. We remember his words of advice, encourage- ment, and even those which showed us our mistakes and how to overcome them. Mr. Karas has always had time to talk to us individually just as he has done for the other 2000 who have been graduated under him. ..7.. Mrs. Sue Carol Brunner Mrs' Maw Ruth Carter Enslish English Faculty Our faculty has been increased by ten teach- ers this year. This is because all seventh grades are in our building and all the other classes have an increased enrollment. Since all the seventh through twelfth graders from Fort Riley attend our school, there are a great many students dropping out and others entering during the year. We maintain a con- stant enrollment of about twelve hundred students. The large room on third floor that has been used for visual education and as a lunch room had to be divided into three class rooms. A class room Mrs. Vera Russell English English Mrs. Claribel Costello Mr. John Ieffries English English, .lournalism was also made out of part of the industrial arts room. Although every available space is being used, sev- eral teachers do not have a definite room assigned to them but must teach in a different room each hour. The regular school day begins at 8:10 a. m. and ends at 3216 p. rn. This new schedule pro- vides for six class periods each day. The fifth hour home room period has been eliminated. Announce- ments are made during the fifth hourp and when necessary, a short home room period is held at one o'clock. Study halls are provided in the cafeteria and the library. Every student is enrolled in at least four subjects and gym and may take vocal or instrumental music. The other period is spent in one of the study halls. All school activities are held immediately after the class sessions. Miss M617 Louise 500310111 Mrs. Opal Shellhaas Mrs. Sandra Singer English English -3- Miss Sharon Townsend Miss Ruth Bell English Spanish, English Several new courses have been added to the curriculum. Speech correction is offered to those who need it. Remedial reading is proving beneficial to those junior high students who have taken ad- vantage ot that class. A course in health is available to both junior and senior high school students. Many have taken advantage of this course because they know that it will soon be required for gradua- tion. Since there is no class room available, the health classes are being taught in the auditorium. A portable screen has been provided for the visual education department. Movies and slides are now shown in the individual class rooms. The faculty, as well as the student body, is looking forward to the new high school. However, this is a vear that we will never forget nor regret. Mr. Charles G. Fiffc Drivers Education, Coach Mr. George C. Madelen Social Science, Coach Mrs. Pauline Olive! Miss Marguerite Bignall Latin Social Science Mrs. Iva lean Duntz Mr. Dale Emig Social Science Social Science Mr. George Rion Mr. Donald Smith Social Science, Coach Social Science 3 A A A task well calculated to keep you in suspense is the Mr. Dale Stinson Mr. Boyd Talley dissecting of slimy frogs by Miss Feese's biology class. Social SCi9l1C6, Coach Social Science, Coach MI- DOH TGPIY ML Clarence Bggwn The first student is being extremely cautious as he sniff: Social Science Science the laughing gas. lf it is effective, the rest will try. Miss Ethel Feese Mx. Donald Halbower Mr. Clayton Moon Mrs. Agatha Patterson Biology Science Science Science -10- Mr, Clarke Schiller Mr. Lawrence Chinn MY- E- R- DRUGS' Miss Yvonne Gagle Science, Mathematics Mathematics Mathmnalics Mathematics 1- The seventh graders find that solving percentage prob- lems isn't so difficult when Mr. Hopkins is there to help- Mr. William Hopkins Mathematics Mr. Richard Barr Business, Mathematics gm 53 is Mr. Arthur Garrison Mrs. Maxine Harris Mathematics Mathematics Among the many problems in Mr. Dailey's geometry class is that of constructing angles and circles. fr .QI 3 . ti W 750- Mrs. Lois Sielalf Miss Helen Torgeson Mr. I. Edger Hallman Mrs. Ethel Haun Business Business Industrial Arts Foods w . Mrs. Ioyco Marcy Mr. Irwin Miller An attentive bookkeeping class listens to Mrs. Sie1aii's Clothing Agriculture explanation of how to prove the cash journals. Mr. N. W. Patterson Mrs. lean Sickmann Mr. Lauren Warlord Mrs. Rosemarie QIYDCII Mechanical Drawing Art Printing Vocal Mum: Mr. Charles Neale Mr. Perry Pangrac Mrs. Gayle Cooper Mr. William Hill Vocal Music Instrumental Music Physical Education Physical Education, Coach Eyes iorwardfhold that position, says Mrs. Cooper to her gym class.The girls participate in calisthenics at the beginning of each period. Mrs. Joyce Logan Mrs. LaVerne Allen, R.N. Study Hall, Supervisor School Nurse Qi. 113.- Mr. Horace Prouty Health Miss Donna Schmutz Secretary 1 .. . is Mrs. Katherine Calling Librarian Miss Ruth Wiley Secretary wwf The ball game il over, but Mr. Elmore, head custodian is still at work. Bulily preparing the planned menu for the noon meal in the cafeteria are Mn. Vivian Davidson, Mrs. Ruth Lee, and Mrs. Bernice Hosler - head 0001!- Cooks and Custodians Custodian:-Mr. Walter Haslett, Mr. Chester Tessendorf, Mr. Steve Elmore, Mr. R. E. McDonald, Mr. Harry Fiest. Some of the prized possessions of the Seniors are their class rings, pins, transcripts, and diplomas. Also there are the many memories of our four long or short years spent in laughing, loafing, and learning. enior Marilyn Haugen, the first girl to be elected as student council president, keeps busy with her many outside activities until the time of her graduation. Seniors President Vice President Larry Dean Clark Vicki Vormehr Secretary Treasurer Dganna Tyeggin Mary Evelyn Anderson Larry Dean Clark: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 8: Acrobatics 15 Pep Club 25 I Club 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 15 lr. Rotarian 45 Student Council 45 Kays 1, 2, 35 Kay Board 35 Kay Conference 35 lunior Play 35 Senior Class President5 Junior Class Vice President5 1 Club Treasurer5 Football Co-Captain 4. Vicki Vorrnehr: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Board 1, 45 Kayette Conference 45 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, 45 Special Choir 45 Say It With Music 2, 3, 45 Operetta 15 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3,45 Senate 15 Student Council 45 Cheerleader 1, 2,3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading Conference 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Homecoming Candidate 45 Class Vice President 1, 45 All-State Music Camp 2. Deanna Tressin: Scholarship 35 Freshman Class Secretary5 Pep Club 2, 35 Senate 15 Student Council 2, 45 Kayettes 2, 3,45 Yuletide Festival 25 Orchestra 2, 35 lunior Class Play Make-up Crew 35 Prom Theme Committee 35 Senior Class Secretary5 Pow Wow Staff 4. Mary Evelyn Anderson: Blue lay Staff 45 Office Staff 15 Scholarship 1,2,35 D. A. R. Representative 45 Choir President 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Senate 15 Student Council 45 Debate Team 1,25 Homecoming Candidate 45 Senate President 15 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Board 1, 3, 45 Kayette Conference 15 Kayette Camp 45 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, 45 Say It With Music 2, 3, 45 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 15 lunior Play 35 lunior Class Secretary 35 Senior Class Treasurer 45 All-State Music Camp 2. Carol Ann Allen: Mineral Wells High School, Mineral Wells, Texas 1, 25 Office Staff 45 Library Staff 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Freshlettes 15 Kayettes 3, 45 Yuletide Festival 35 I unior Play Crew 3. Viola May Anderson: Cafeteria 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Yuletide Festival 25 Orchestra 1. Carol Ann Allen Viola May Anderson -16- Carol lean Austin: Abilene High School, Abilene, Kansas7 Cafeteria 27 Library Staff 27 Sophomore Play. Annette Elizabeth Basgallz Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 1, 27 Student Council 27 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 47 Kayette Board 47 Kayette Conference 47 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 47 Say It With Music 1, 2, 3, 47 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3,47 Operetta 17 Special Choir 47 Latin Club 17 All State Music Camp 3. Talton Marvin Bond: Football 1, 2, 37 Basketball 17 Track 17 Tumbling and Acrobatics 17 Kays 1. Norma Io Breneman: Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 47 Say It With Music 2, 3, 47 Operetta 17 Iunior Play Crew 37 A Cappella Choir 47 Pep Club 37 Ushers Club 47 Kayettes 2, 37 Ushers Club Secretary 4. Denis Lawrence Brown: Football 3, 47 Track 2, 37 Sports Manager 2, 3, 47 I Club 3, 47 F. F. A. 1, 27 Ir. Rotarian 47 Kays 1, 2, 37 Kay Conference 17 Operetta 1, 27 Marching Band 17 Reporter F. F. A. 27 Yuletide Festival 17 Iunior Play Crew 3. Doris Elaine Brumm: POW WOW Staff 47 Pep Club 37 Ushers Club 3, 47 Science Club 17 Kayettes 1, 37 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 37 Operetta 17 Iunior Play Crew 3. Gary Bryant: Pep Club 1, 27 Kays 27 A Cappella Choir 2, 37 Say It With Music 2, 3, 47 Yuletide Fes- tival l, 2, 3, 47 Operetta 1. Betsey Lou Bundy: Blue I ay Staff 47 Pep Club 1, 2, 37 47 Student Council 27 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 47 Kayette Board 47 A Cappella Choir 47 Say It With Music 1, 2, 3, 47 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 47 Operetta 2. Denis Lawrence Brown Doris Elaine Brumm C6201 lean Austin Annette Elizabeth Basgall Talton Marvin Bond Norma lo Breneman Gary Bryant Betsey Lou Bundy Carl Thomas Burnham Carl M. Burris Carl Thomas Burnham: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Pep Club 3, 4, 1 Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, lr. Rotarian 4, Kays 1, 2, 3, ACap- pella Choir 2, Say lt With Music 2, 3, Yuletide Festival 2, 3. Carl M. Burris: Yuletide Festival 1, Operetta 1, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Officer 3. Betty Caraway: Central High, London, England, Sylvan High School, Atlanta, Georgia, Cafeteria 1, Library 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Kayettes 4, Archery 3, Londoner Staff 2, lnterculture Relations 1. James A. Champ: Football 3, Track 3, Wrestling 1, 1 Club 2, A Cappella Choir 2, Say It With Music 2, Yuletide Festival 2, Orchestra 1. Norman A. Chaney lohn R. Childres Betty Caraway lames A. Champ Norman A. Chaney: Track 1, Spanish Club 2, Say it With Music 3, Yuletide Festival 3. lohn R. Childres: Kubasaki High School, Okinawa, Blue lay Staff 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2. Bobbie lean Coen: Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 1, 2, Say It With Music 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, All-State Music Camp 2, Special Choir 4, Girls Trio 1, 2, 3, National Golden Anniversary Chorus 2, Student Council 3, Student Council Con- ference 3, Blue lay Staff 4, Office Staff 4, Iunior Play 3. Leslie Coover: Scholarship 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, Senate 1, Kay- ettes 1, 2, 3, Kayette Board 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Say It With Music 2, 3, Yuletide Festival 1, 3, Operetta l, lunior Play 3. Bobbie lean Coen Leslie Coover -181 leanette Kathleen Cott Carol Ann Crites Jeanette Kathleen Cott: Blue lay Staff 45 Scholarship 1, 2, 35 Latin Club President 25 lunior Class President 35 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, 45 Say It With Music 2, 3, 45 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 3. Carol Ann Crites: Pow Wow Staff 45 Office Staff 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 15 Senate 15 Kayettes 1, 2, 45 Yuletide Festival 15 Operetta l. William Richard Curtis: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Treasurer 2, 35 Say lt With Music 3, 45 Operetta 1. Larry R. Dacus: Auto Mechanics. Conrad D. Dalquest Charles L. Darnell William Richard Curtis Larry R, Dacus Conrad D. Dalquest: Football 15 Tennis 15 Photogra- pher l5Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 45 A Cappella Choir 35 Say It With Music 25 Yuletide Festival 2, 3, 45 Operetta 15 Junior Play Crew 3. Charles L. Darnell: Projectionist 1, 2, 3. Everett Merton Davis: Football 15 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Track 45 Tumbling 8: Acrobatics 15 Sports Manager 25 Kays 1. Gary G. DePew: Kays 15 A Cappella Choir 15 Say It With Music 25 Yuletide Festival 2. Everett Merton Davis Gal-YG. Depew David L. Dibben Geraldine Marie Draper lohn Durbon Phillip D. Edwards Duane Egbert Gary Eisenman David L. Dibben: Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 45 Operetta 3, 45 Yuletide Festival 3, 4. Geraldine Marie Draper: Pow Wow Staff 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate Team 25 Kayettes 2, 35 Say It With Music 35 Yuletide Festival 2, 35 lunior Play Crew 3. John Durbon: Basketball 1, 25 Ushers Club 1, 2, 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Say It With Music 25 Operetta 15 Secretary of F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. Phillip D. Edwards: Football 15 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Officer 45 Student Council 45 Say It With Music 3. Duane Egbert: Chilton High School, Chilton, Wis- ccnsin5 Football 1, 2, 35 Golf 1, 25 C Club 3. Gary Eisenman: Basketball 15 Latin Club 1,25 Say It With Music 1, 2, 3, 45 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Kays 3. Raymond Eugene Ellis: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 1 Club 45 Kays 1, 25 Say It With Music 15 Yuletide Festival 15 Operetta 1. LeRoy Thomas Ellis: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Science Club 15 Kays 1, 25 Yuletide Festival 25 Operetta 1, 2. Raymond Eugene Ellis LeRoy Thomas Ellis -20- Larry Friedly: Track 15 Wrestling4 5 Kays 15 ACap- ella Choir 45 Say It With Music 3, 45 Yuletide Fes- fival 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Marching Band 1, 2. George Curtis Gardner: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Kays 1, 2, 35 Kay Board 15 Kay Conference 1, 2, 35 I Club 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 8: Acrobatics 15 F. F. A. 1, 25 Senate 15 Student Coucil 2, 3, 45 lr. Kay President 1. Janice Lee Gfeller: Office Staff 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 35 Yuletide Festival 15 Operetta 15 lunior Play Crew 3. Martha Ann Giese: Cafeteria 1, 25 Blue lay Staff 45 Scholarship 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, 45 Say It With Music 2, 3, 45 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary Latin Club 25 President Ushers Club 35 Edward H. Gormley: Football 15 A Cappella Choir 25 Say It With Music 1, 2, 35 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3. Ierrid Marlene Guise: Cafeteria 1, 25 Scholarship 35 Dramatics Club 15 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 15 Say It With Music 2, 35 Yuletide Fest- ival 1, 2, 3, 45 Special Choir 45 All-State Chorus 45 lunior Choir 15 Operetta 15 Junior Play. YA ' CCA! 13, TNQ671 gg V fri, 42- 'V I-d1'1'Y F1'i6d1Y George Curtis Gardner Janice Lee Gfeller Martha Ann Giese Edward H. Gormley I errid Marlene Guise 1211 Rosmarie Hanhart Burclell R. Hankins Rosemarie Hanhart: Assingen, Switzerland, Kay- ettes 4. Burdell R. Hankins: Track 3, Yuletide Festival 1, 2, Operetta 1, Orchestra 1, Marching Band 1, 2, Danny L. Hartung: Say It With Music 2, 3, 4, Yule- tide Festival 2, 3, 4. Marilyn .Toanne Haugen: Cafeteria 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Vice President 3, Latin Club 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Tripple Trio 2, 3, 4, Say It With Music 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, Scholarship 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Class Secretary 2, Student Council 3, 4, Student Council President 4, Homecoming Candidate 4, Blue lay Staff 4, Iunior Rotarian 4, Debate Team 1, 2, Iunior Crew 3, Student Council Conference 4, Safety Conference 4. Russell Hem 1051111 Hill Danny L. Hartunq Marilyn loanne Haugen Russell Hern: Lake Washington Ir.- Sr. High, Kirk- land, Washington, Football 4. Joann Hill: Council Grove High, Council Grove, Kansas, Blue lay Staff 4, Scholarship l, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3 4, Yuletide Festival 3, 4. Wendell D. Hinkson Linda Kathyryn Jackson: Boude Storey lunior High School, Dallas Texas, Office Staff 1, Twirling Club 1, Adamson High School, Dallas Texas, Twirling Club 3, Modeling Club 2, 3, Secretarial Club 3, Nursing Club 2, Kayettes 4, Pow Wow Staff 4. Wendell D. Hinkson Linda Kathyryn Iackson -22- Julia Rae Jahnke Gary Joe Jett Julia Rao Jahnke: Cafeteria l,2,3,4, Pow Wow Staff 4, Scholarship 1, Friendship Queen, Kayettes 1, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Student Council 2, Vice- President Band 4, Kayettes l,2,3,4, Kayette Board l,2,3,4, Kayette Camp 3, Yuletide Festival 1,2, Say It With Music l,2, Operetta l,2, Marching Band 4, Vice-President Senior Kayettes 3, Sophomore Rep- resentative Kayettes 2, Secretary Kayettes 4. Gary Joe Jett: Football 1, Basketball 1,2,3, Cross Country 3, Library Staff 4. Jeffery Johnson: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Kays 1, Say It With Music 1, 2, 3, Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3. Terry Lee Jordan: TSIIY Lee Jordan Alberteen Suiter Kausler Jeffery Johnson Johnny Ioneg Johnny Jones: Harrison High School, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Himlet Heights High School, Japan, Blue I ay Staff 4, Say It With Music 3, Yuletide Festival 3. Alberteen Suiter Kausler: Cafeteria l,2, Pep Club 2, 3, Ushers Club 2,3, Kayettes 1,2,3, Say it With Mu- sic 2,3, Yuletide Festival 1,2,3, Operetta 1, Iunior Play 2, Pow Wow Staff 4. Kathleen Kidd: Say it With Music l, 2, Yuletide Fes- tival 1, 2. Kathleen Kay Kirkpatrick: Yuletide Festival 1. Kathleen Kidd Kathleen Kay Kirkpatrick I x -.2 3.. Robert M. Kruger: Kays 1, Spanish Club 1, 2. Doris McQuil1er Leadon: Pep Club 1, 2, Ushers Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, G. A. A. 1, Kayettes 1. Gary Lee Lundeen: Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Say It With Music 2. Gary McClellan: Tumbling 8: Acrobatics 1, Kays 1, Orchestra 4, Marching Band 4, Dance Band 3. Orville McDonald II: Wheaton High School, Whea- ton, Kansas, Football 1, Basketball 1. Mel Aguinaldo Manuel: Santa Barbara lr. High School, California, Fort Hood High School, Nesleen, Texas, Ascheffenburg American School, Germany, Hanua High School, Germany, Pep Club 3, Say lt With Music 2, 3, Yuletide Festival 2, 3. Karen Sue Marts: Office Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Say lt With Music 3, Junior Play Crew 3. Jerry Mathis: Winfield High School, Winfield, Kansas, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Sr Acrobatics 1, 2, 1 Club 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Senate 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, Fresh- man President, Sophomore President, Junior Secre- tary, Freshman Play, Lettermans Club 2, 3. Karen Sue Marts Jerri' D011 Mathis HW Leonard F. Meyer: Track 35 Scholarship 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 25 I r Rotarian 45 Senate 15 Debate Team 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3. FrancisWayne Miller: Riverside Polytechnic High School, California5 Football 1, 45 Basketball 1, 45 I Club 4. Joanne Minnick: Office Staff 1, 25 Scholarship 25 Pep Club 2, 45 Latin Club 35 Spanish Club 15 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Usher Club Office 35 Red Cross President 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3,45 Kayette Board 1, 3, 45 Kayette Conference 1, 3, 45 Kayette Camp 2. Janet Lee Montgomery: Office Staff 45 Cheer- leader 1, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Dramatics Club l, 25 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Say It With Music 2, 3, 45 Operetta 15 luniorPlay 35 Sophomore Play 25 Cheerleading Conference 3, 45 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Byron Eugene Moore: Scholarship 35 Debate Club 45 Blue lay Staff 4. Sidney Ralph Myers: Blue lay Staff 4, Track 15 Kays 1, 2, 3. Darrell Francis Newman: Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Boy's State 35 lr. Rotarian 45 Student Counicl 45 Debate Team 1,25 Kays 1, 25 Yuletide Festival 15 Operetta 15 lunior Play Crew 35 Vice President of Student Council 4. Brenda Jean Odle :Office Staff 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senate 15 Student Council 35 Debate Team 15 Home- coming Candidate 45 Kayettes 1, 2,3,45 Kayette Board 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette President 15 Kayette Conference 15 Leonard F- MSYGI Francis Wayne Miller Kayette Camp 15 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Triple Ioanne Minnick Janet Lee Montgomery Trio l, 2, 3, 45 Say it With Music 1, 2,3, 45 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 lunior Play Crew 45 Student Coun- cil Confrence 3. BYIO11 Eugene M0016 Sidney Ralph Myers Darrell Francis Newman Brenda Jean Odle .-25-. Fred R. Perry Charles Peterson Fred R. Perry: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, J Club 3, 4? Boys' State 3, Jr. Rotarian 4, Senate 1, Student Council 2, Kays 1, 2, Kay Board 1, 2, Kay Confer- ence 1, Junior Play Crew 3. Charles Peterson: Boonville High, Boonville, Mis- souri, Pow Wow Staff 4, Photographer 3, 4, Scholar- ship 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Vice President Latin Club 3, Jr. Rotarian 4, Junior Class Play. Barbara Pickering: Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria 2, 3, Yuletide Festival 1, Blue Jay Staff 4, Pep Club 4. James H. Price: Tennis 1, Spanish Club 2, Say It With Music 1, Yuletide Festival 1, Marching Band 2, Kays 3. Janice Hutt Purvis Barbara Ann Quinn Barbara Pickering James H. Price .Janice Huff Purvis: Cafeteria 1, 2, Scholarship 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2. Barbara Ann Quinn: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 4, Yuletide Festival 3, 4, Say It With Music 4, Orchestra 1, 2. Linda Jo Reid: POW WOW staff 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, Say It With Music 2, Yuletide Fes- tival 1, 2, Operetta 1, Prom Theme Committee 3. Janette Margaret Ritter: Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Kay- ette President 4, Kayette Board 3, 4, Kayette Confer- ence 3, Kayette Camp 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Special Choir 4, Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Say It With Music 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, All State Chorus 4, All State Music Camp 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Student Council 2, 4, Scholarship 1, Blue Jay Staff 4, Sophomore Class Vice President, Junior Play 3. Linda Jo Reid Janette Margaret Ritter -2 6... Vivian C. Rodriguez Ierry E. Roscoe Vivian C. Rodriguez: Wurzburg American High School, Wurzburg, Germany 1, Freshman Play 1, Bowling Team 1, Debate Team 4, Ushers Club 4, Junior Play Crew 3. Jerry E. Roscoe: Tennis 3, 4, Photographer 1, De- bate Team 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Ushers Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta Stage Crew 2, Junior Play 1, Junior Play Crew 1, Say It With Music 1, 2, Yuletide Festival 1, 2. Judy A. Schmedemann: Office Staff 1, 2, 4, Cheer- leading Conference 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Senate 1, Homecoming Queen 4, Freshman Class Treasurer, Operetta 1, Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Say It With Music 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Kayette Camp 4, Kayette Conference 1, Kayette Board 1, 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4. William L. Schubert: Track 4, Cross Country 4, Electrician 4, Scholarship 2, Boys' State 3, Say lt With Music 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Marching Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4. Myrna Sellers Marilynn Joyce Sexton Judy A. Schmedemann William L. Schubert Myrna Sellers: Marimasu High School, Tokyo, Japan, Dwight High School, Dwight, Kansas, Jr. National Honor Society Secretary 1, Jr. Red Cross 2, Kabuki Club Secretary 1, Junior Class Secretary, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Play 3, Kayettes 4. Marilynn Joyce Sexton: Scholarship 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayette Board 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Say It With Music 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Festival l, 2, 3, Operetta 1. David Ray Slieaifer: Football 1, Basketball 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Sz Acrobatics 1, Sports Manager 4, Wrestling 4, Operetta 1, Yuletide Festival 1, 3, 4, Say It With Music 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, J Club 4. Jerrald Edward Smith: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling and Acro- batics 1, Pep Club 2, 4, J Club 2, 3, 4, Football Co-Captain 4. David Ray Sheaiier Jerrald Edward Smith 127- Ross William Smith Antone James Soper Ross William Smith: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, J Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, A Cappella Choir 2, 4, Say It With Music 3, 4, Yule- tide Festival 1, 2, 3 4, Operetta 1, Junior Play Crew 3. Antone James Soper: Basketball 2, 3, Scholarship 3, Latin Club 2. Elizabeth Nan Stahl: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Say It With Music 2, 3, Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, Junior Play Crew 3, POW WOW Staff 4. .Jerry W. Stevens: Marching Band 4. Sharolyn Stevens Jim K. Taylor Elizabeth Nan Stahl Jerry W. Stevens Sharolyn Stevens: Latin Club 3, Ushers Club 3, Kayettes 3, Yuletide Festival 1. Jim K. Taylor: Senate 1, Marching Band 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Student Manager Basketball 2, 3, Student Council 3, Kays 1, 2, Kay Conference 1, KayBoard 1, Scholarship 3, 4, Junior Class Play Crew. Judy Taylor: Cafeteria 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Chior 3, 4, Say It With Music 3, 4, Yu1etideFestival 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Junior Play 3. Vicky Lynne Tiers: Twirler 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 2, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayette Conference 1, Kayette Camp 1, Say It With Music 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Crew 3, Flute Trio 2, 3, 4, Kay- ette Vice President 1, Kayette Treasurer 4, Blue Jay Staff 4. Judy Taylor Vicky Lynne Tiers ...2 3- Dennis W. Vance Jim Vetsch Dennis W. Vance: A Cappella Choir 2,3,4,: Say It With Music 3,4 : Yuletide Festival 1,2,3,4. Jim Vetsch: Tennis 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 4: Ushers Club 2, 3, 4: Debate Team 3, 4: Kays l: Yuletide Festival l: Operetta l: Junior Play Crew 3. Phil R. Walker: Wurzburg High School, Wurzburg, Germany: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baketball 1, 2, 3: Track 2: Tennis 3, 4: J Club 3, 4: Student Council 1: Junior Play. Ronald Otis Walker: Basketball Manger 1: Pow Wow Staff 4: Projectionist 1: Class Ring Committee 3: Jr. Rotarian 4: Kays 1, 2, 3: Kay Board l. Phil R. Walker Ronald Otis Walker James Warden: Football 1: Track 4: Basketball Man- ager 1:Kays l. Wayne Alton Washington: Hanau High School, Germany: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Junior Play 3: Junior Play Crew 3. David Whitley: Football l: Ushers Club 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Crew 3. Dean Williams: Culver Military Academy, Indiana: Scholarship 4: Junior Play: Rifle Team l, 2: Crew 1. James Warden Wayne Alton Washington David Whitley Dean Williams 129, Shirley Wilson Corazon F. Yapit 4v...-... -v.h -f------- . Shirley Wilson: Killeen High School, Killeen, Texas5 Tumbling Sr Acrobatics 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dra- rnatics Club 1, 25 Kayettes 3,45 F.F.A. 25 Choir Club 15 Guidance Office 4. Corazon F. Yapit: University of the East, Philadel- phia, Pa.5 Centro Escolar University, Philadelphia, Pa.5 lunior Play 35 lunior Play Crew 35 Cheering Squad 25 Homecoming Queen 3. John B. York: Tennis l, 2, 3, 45 Electrician 2, 3,45 Scholarship 3, 45 Spanish Club 15 Science Club 1, 2, 35 Student Council 2, 45 Kays 1, 25 Say lt With Music 1, 2, 3, 45 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 lunior P1ay51unior Play Crew 35 Band President 4. David Joseph Younkin: Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Coun- try 45 I Club 45 Ir. Rotarian 45 Kays 15 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Doris LaVone Zernickow: Kayettes 1, 2, 3,45 Kay- ette Board 45 Kayette Vice-President 45 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Say lt with Music 2, 3, 45 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 15 lunior Play 35 Junior Class Treasurer 35 Student Council 2, 45 Student Council Secretary 45 Scholarship 1, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Girls' State 3. Gary Hugh Kirkpatrick: Scholorshipl,25 LatinClub 1, 25 Drarnatics Club 15 Senate 15 Kays 15 A Cappella Chior 2, 35 Yuletide Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Say It With Music 1, 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 1, 2, 35 lunior Play Crew. Steven Jerome Rathert: Munich High School, Munich, Germany 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Letter- man's Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 25 Blue lay Staff 45 Senior Play 4. Dons Lavone Zernickow Gary Hugh Kirkpatrick Steven Ierorne Rathert Qt ,XQ Far East Fantasy The high school gym became an Oriental Garden on May 3, 1957, when the lunior Class was host to the Seniors and faculty. The guests were seated under the lanterns and looked out toward Mt. Fuji during the program. The prophecy was read from a long scroll by John York, dressed a Confucius. A gift was presented Miss Bignall by Jeanette Cott in appreciation of the work she did in rnakingthe Prom B success. The Iimmy Iarnes Band provided the music for the dancing. Refreshments were served throughout the evening. The class of 58 was the first to have all- night entertainment on prom night. A movie, The Designing Woman, was shown at the Kaw Theater at 12:30 a.m. Alter the show a delicious breakfast was prepared and served at the high school cafe- teria bythe Lions Club with Mr. Karns as head chef. Sleepy goodbys climaxed a wonderful evening as the Iunior-Senior Prom of 1957 drew to a close. Guests choose interesting Oriental food from a table in front of the garden wall overlooking the sea. Prom program castAStanding: Gary McClellan, Anice Hallford, Bobbie Coen, Bill Schubert, Janette Ritter, Vicky Tiers, Brenda Odle, John York, Iulia Hudley, Jeanette Cott, Martha Giese, Marilyn Haugen, Vicki Vormehr, and Mary Anderson. In Front: Jan Montgomery, Shirley Wilson, and Annette Basgall. :Mmm Boys' State-Bill Schubert, Darrell Newman, Fred Perry. - rs Semor Homo Girls' State-Doris Zernickow, Jean- ette Coit. Vivian Rodriguez won the Junior Rotarians- Top Row: Tom Burnham, LarryClark. trip fo washington' Second Row: Darrell Newman, Ron Walker, David Youn- ' ' Z kin, Marilyn Haugen. Bottom Row: Charles Peterson, - .- v 11, V ..32.. D. A. R. Representative Mary Anderson. 1 Class of '58 Colors Turquoise and white Flower White rose Motto The roots of education are bitter but the fruit is sweet. We did not think when we started in the seventh grade that we would be the last class to graduate from this bulding. We have had a very busy time and will carry many memories with us. We remember how thrilled we were when our seventh grade float, The Little Blue Engine, took first place in the Homecoming parade of 1953. The next year we were busy in Kayettes, Senate, Kays, sports, and other activities. We were begin- ning to feel that we belonged in the big school. We still remember how lowly we felt as we were forced to bow to the Class of SS on Senior- Freshman Day, we were the last freshman class to be initiated. We soon forgot our shame as we became busy with class activities. We chose our Freshman leaders! Fred Perry, President, John Montgomery and Vicki Vormehr, vice-presidents, Deanna Tressin, secretary, and Judi Schmedemann, treasurer. Other leaders from our class were Mary Anderson, Senate president, Brenda Odle, Kayette president, Fred Perry, Kay president. Our school sent a Freshman debate team com- posed of Marilyn Haugen and Mary Anderson to the regionals. Four of our class members were elec- ted as junior high cheer leaders. They were Vicki Vormehr, head cheerleader, Judi Schmedemann, Jan Montgomery, and Sandi McFerron. We partici- pated in the Yuletide Festival and the Junior High Operetta. Finally we reached senior high, and as Sopho- mores we became a real part of J.C.H.S. Our officers were George Gardner, president, Janette Ritter, vice presiden Marilyn Haugen, secretary, and Joanne Minnick, treasurer. Jeanette Cott served as Latin Club president, and Tom Burnham led the Spanish Club. We showed our musical talent in the A Cappella choir, the band and the triple trio. Vicki Vormehr was the only Sophomore on the varsity cheerlead- ing squad. Our Junior year proved to be our busiest. Jean ette Cott, president, Larry Clark, Vice president, Mary Anderson, secretary, and Doris Zernickow, treasurer led us though a wonderful year high- lighted by our beautiful prom, Far East Fantasy . We showed our originality by following the dance with a movie and breakfast honoring the seniors of 1957. This night will be one of our most cherish- ed memories. Vicki Vormehr headed the Senior High cheer ing squad. Other Junior cheerleaders were Jan Mont - gomery and Judi Schmedemann. Martha Giese led the Ushers Club. We will remember the hard work and fun when we presented our Junior Class play, The Little Dog Laughed, which was directed by Miss Dorothy Schmiedeler. Our musical abilities were never idle as we, again participated in the Band Concert, the Yule- tids Festival, and Say It With Music. We won't forget the thrill of being Seniors at last and yet so quickly. Class officers were Larry Clark, president, Vicki Vormehr, vice president Deanna Tressin, secretary, and Mary Anderson, treasurer. Vicki Vormehr, Judi Schmedemann, and Jan Montgomery led our cheering section. Judi Schmedemann was crowned Homecoming Queen, Mary Anderson, Marilyn Haugen, Brenda Odle, and Vicki Vormehr were the attendants. Jan Montgomery and George Gardner were King and Queen of Hearts, their Royal Court consisted of Annette Basgall, Bobbie Coen, Janette Ritter, Doris Zernickow, Tom Burnham, Larry Clark, Jerry Mathes, and Fred Perry. We worked hard to present our Senior play, Sabrina Fair. Seniors successfully leading organ- izations were Ianette Ritter, Senior Kayette presi- dent, Joanne Minnick, president of the Ushers Club, and F.F.A. president, Phillip Edwards. For the first time in ten years a girl, Marilyn Haugen, was elected president of the Student Council. Girl Staters were Jeanette Cott and Doris Zernickow. D. A. R. representative was Mary Anderson. Too soon we were busy ordering announce- ments and finally measuring for caps and gowns. None of us will forget the solemnity of Baccalaureate as we finally realized that our last year was quickly coming to a close. Then, as we walked across the stage to receive our diplomas, we felt a sudden sadness for we knew this would be our last min- utes as students of J. C. H. S, the school that will always hold a very warm spot in our hearts no mat- ter where we go. 133.- The entrance to Fegan Field and the ticket booth. The class of 1900 placed mementos in a box and buried it on our campus. In the spring of 1950, eight members of that class returned to the campus for a reunion. The rock was moved and buried treasure dug up. A Blue lay, a Pow Wow, and other mementos from the class of 1950 were added and the box sealed in cement. A new rock was inscrib- ed with the numerals of the class and will remain until that class has its reunion in 2000. 4.- NE, X . ,, ff it 'B 5? f-sa f tn 15? I Q :QU 'sr Q I ,Q Q QQQW if A - .,,. ,.:, .- f, , - . 5: Q Ng .Q E? l K 3E,,sI,fi:. Wasp . , , , r s asss f A ' Many things make up the life of an underclassman at I.C.H.S.-the classroom clocks, daily bulletins, homework, tests, organizations, parties, sports, and friendships. These we remember as we take strides toward graduation. nderclassmen Junior Class A thrill that comes once in a life time! The samples of their own class rings have arrived, and the Iuniors, as well as the sponsor, are pleased. ,sew 'if wwf Q 3-'fs it ea. .361 Carole Addis Rod Athey Paul Baker Jeanette Bellatti Ioe Beverly Sharon Bradshaw Sylvia Brase Roy Breneman Nancy Brethour John Briggs Charles Britt Steve Brodie Sheila Bxott Steve Brown Bill Budden Kerry Carpenter Leon Chaves Carolyn Cheney Phyllis Children Perry Christensen Norma Christensen Tom Cumbia Bill Cunningham Karen Kay Danielson leanie Demuth Larry Dodd Carole Sue Dzuck Robert Edler Carol Edney Jacqueline Edney lack Elmore Max Evans Sheila Fairly Edward Fiest Shirley Fultz Maynard Garcia Virgil Gaunt Paul Gee Ronald Gfeller lim Gibson Ann Harper Donald Harris Leonard Harrison Marjorie Hartunq Claude Heidenreich Cynthia Henkiel Gerald Holi Robert Hoff Melvin Howard Cynthia Hudley Ted Hutchison Charles lackson Pat lean lay lone: Val Kaiser lohn Kern Elbert King Nancy Kurtze Mike Lawrence Larry Leber Richard Lilley Ralph Lovelady Fred Lyles Roselind Mackert Jimmy Mann Donald Marston 5. , .. -I-Em v W X me 'H me 5 . 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I bzl? o l if Those who take sociology gain a better understanding of the industrial revolution through reading, preparing bulletin boards, Danny McWhorter Don Miller Jerry Minor Gary Mock Elvina Morse Karl Muenzemayer Beverly Neal Anita Nelson Stanley Pearson Sandy Pechin ludy Peterson Bonnie Pickering Gerald Ponton Sally Porter Carole Post lan Price Allen Prudhomme Lenace Prudhomme Dixie Roller Sheila Rose Dorothy Ross Phil Sampson Bonnie Schmedemann Bob Scott Vella Scott Mike Seitz Muri Sellers Dennis Shackelford Ronald Sherraden Doug Soderstrom Mary .lane Stevenson Peggy Stiffler .lohn Strain Cecelia Strauss Betty Suiter Walter Sutter Through the daily practice of a-s-d-i and i-k-k-5 these luniors in typing gain speed and accuracy. Dennis Talley , - , P Patricia Turner I 1 , gt Dieter Viehl fi , .'-- I it Richard Vincell t sf 1 ' . I , 2 , Eurene Vinson ff : ,,, - . j' l-NX X I T ., qi A H 1' V is V X 1 1 V I David Walker , avid Ware r r Dick Weber Marjorie Wilburn Harlee Williams n 1' af tl' s Barbara Weidenbenner 'K sh 'lf ll, Margueritte Wysong ... Qllq , -, Sharolyn York , 53- g f 'i .3- Ruby Whisenant i . . Bill Wharton ,W ' gg A Dennis Wood A , Becky Woods J Y ' T W5 f N x li this Sammy Lou Zumwalt Claudine Brooks H Bob Brown 1: : ml Betty Burr Karen Connally Nellie Daniels -- 0 in -- -- .ii H F5 X W .ne . 'ns' 0 Sandra Ellis Peter Franz EL? K , ulq u Q K m Loretta Hammond 1, , ,' A Q 'D - 0 Charles Hartman -gtg Bobby Kennard ' iiz g l me T i Gary Kirkpatrick A lg? Q .: 1-- 2 '1 if ' . 4 as X X' S it wie Sharon Koska 5: Sandra Lemons ,wp , Beverly Neidert 'I W vm g . Betty Robinson K, . N Gloria Somerville K t fi.. , sl T X -E M1 jst E x f if Everyone takes English and constitution in the lunior year. However, there are other activities that seem almost as important at times: choosing class rings and raising money for the Prom. Popcorn, candy, pop, hot dogs is the cry heard as luniors go through the football bleachers during a game. You just know that someone is in the cafeteria cooking hot dogs by the dozen. Each Junior was given ten tickets to sell for the play, My Three Angles, which was a wonderful sucess. Several weeks before the Christmas vacation, Miss Bignall's room was full ot boxes of candy. The candy was so good that it practically sold itseltg in fact, a reorder was necessary. The work on the Prom then began. Committees appointed were forthe theme, the decorations, the invitations, and the favors. Many themes were suggested, discussed, and discarded. After a theme was agreed upon, the hardest job was to keepit asecret until the night of the Prom. Those last weeks in April and the tirst in May were hectic, but fun. The climax-a beautiful gym, a wonderful night. ' a . Q.. X il ' 8 ., ,, y i 13 9... it . N QQ Juniors-Top Row: Martin Meyers, Herman Lewis, Lanny Morris, Patrick Stoll. Second Row: Clyde Henson, Nancy Opliger, Mary Ellen Kane, Cullen Davidson. Seniors-Front Row: Charlie Sala, Nellie Fain. n Eighth Grade-Top Row: Jacqueline Sue At- wood, Claire Cleere, Ruth Childs. Second Row: Randle de Coudres, Dianna Dent, Mary Keys. Third Row: Curtis Averitte, Reece Toomey, Dennis Mettlen. Bottom Row: Sherry Lett, Mary Korda. Sophomores--Top Row: I-IedyS1yke r, Brunhilde Trube, Ubrick Mathes. Bot- tom Row: Ruth Davidson, Marianne Sammett, Judith Like. Students Not Included in Individual Pictures Top Row: Wesley Toomey, Wade Nemith, Robert Ehr- lich, Ronald LyBrand, Joe Eckland. Second Row: Nor- maJackson, Inez Sadler, Sharon Zak, Joan Thomas. Third Row: Curtis F. Clark, Donald Brady, Paul Fish, Ernesto Montijo. Bottom Row: Marilyn Ferris, Authur Mae Green, Dorothy O'Neill, Christa Hanert. Seventh Grade--Top Row: Lenord Roberson, John Patrick, Franklin Sala, Kenneth Funk, Peter Hohn. Second Row: Pauline Byer, Carolyn Usher, Patricia Johnston. Third Row: Iulio Lopez, Larry Trower, Paul Davidson, Edward Willis, Clifford Brown. Bottom Row: Sharon Buckberg, Nancy Sammett, Mary Rouse. ..-40- Sophomore Class President-George Gaston r 'F 5 Vice President-Penny Heyl - l Secretary-Pamela St. Clair . 5, 'NJ iswg' 5 Treasurer--Stevan Johnson SB i , f 1- e Then add a shake of pepper and a pinch of salt to the stewing tigers and you have a unique meal, say the Sophomores as they proudly display their winning Homecoming float. Jeannie Acker Richard Allen Jackie Anderson Iudy Anderson Leif Anderson Wade Anderson Eugene Ashford Christine Bader Charles Ballard Marilyn Barr Robert Beam Chuck Bender Myrna Blanka Charles Boger Sherry Burford Caroline Caliboso Pat Callahan lack Cameron Linda Cammaok Noreen Carlson Vicki Chard Norman Christensen Randall Christy Lawrence Clark l .411 Ax VRS? 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Q - C 39 H M f K it x I X 4 Jerry Hopper 3, Q 5 Gayle Howe - N ,sa M I Q :uf P K 1 I-vnu Hoyle , egfy Nita Hudson si k g I 'W' P W X Christie Hudspeth .. t X N .K Ianice Huffman wr- ff f W-Xxnxxkq x ' X Robert Ray Hugo Terry Hurst Edward Irwin ' Tom Jackson It Stewart Jennings Robert Jett sim l i QE - l fi -Q. he otfered them the use of his wash-rack at the station. Rumor has it that he and his men even helped. There were some very damp Sophomores, but it had been a happy day. When the day was over, about eighty dollars had been added to the treasury. . i::,, y Q Q al I f i o g we f r I 1 .. .., g -t Q V leele Q tl ' .'l 1 - - f eenl We i -ze . gtk X V5 f t Sw ,M . 2 wb , W M' s if K L ' l e li ,., C I'l 19 A - - :,x I A C h qz : lite: lx we-1 5.. Q L LL: 3, Q , ...43-. 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George Warner Jerry Washburn Ierri Weaver Janice Weber Ed Weidenbenner Carol Westover Gary Westover Louise Whisenant Mary Williamson Karlene Winters Caridad Yapit Laine Yutuc Henrietta Zernikow Terry Zumbrunn Wilma Baden Beverly Canty Micky Childress Edward Cozart Marcia Duncan Herdie Estell Iudy Goss Kay Harper Faye Jamison Phyllis lean I.aVara LaBeau Richard Landers Bennie Lawson Linda Lewis I u dy Estlinbaum Q W -MP we Q, X Leroy Spradlin 'Ei Pam St. Clair 'A zll Frances Steinfort I H John Strand f i q iu ' .lack Swenson I T Stanley Terry . 3 .s X 4 Y at tg, a. a Y 'GQ ' Y , is Qt Q ll K Barry Theirer V Pat Tollefson ' ' i .11-- , DQ: Dennis Tressin Thomas Upshaw J ' gi g Pedro Vanga all ill . W N i W i . ' fskzg g l . 'ii 3 3'-wt wif R th' SW' 5 . W 3 . al: ' .Z Cm? 'S 'NDF' Pat Waddell . Karolyn Waite 2 Murray Walker nun. Anne wsu., T3 5. S '- Loran Ward Susan Ware X ,il A l'if'.iiW .. x 3 .. 1. if Y L. --,. , ' N .. K in Y P' ,ss R s . . is .- 2-9 1 -Q fx ,M .:,:' 1 x Q' i oly i s L it - -. - tr .-an-GX s 3 ' . 5 K '- ll t ' .. Rf W 'zl W W i ' b vyss E 'r A .45- K ' xx F 'K This isa scene from the play Trifles, which was presented by the fresh- men in an assembly and as s night performance. It was a murder mystery in which the principal character appeared on stage in name only. Those taking part were Kent Hinkson, Jerry Searcy, Darryl Dungy, Iudy Snider, and Karen York. Mrs. Carter directed the play and Kay Rlulil was stage manager. President-Tom Odle Vice President-I oe Beck and Charles Killian Secretary-Suzanne Armour Treasurer-Kay Kuhl Freshman Class Some of the members of the Freshman class pause to rest alter cleaning the I on the hill east ot Junction City. 5, , .. .. .H 'fffsli X m I , f, - as X Q X .,:. Ku . - -A .af .. K BAN l i fbblk an ff as s a 1.3.7 :Q nfs- 1 .N -,- Barbara Allen Diwa Amutan Donna Anderson Lucinda Anderson Ianice Anders Barbara Bailey Don Baker Marilyn Basgall Leslie Bates Charles Bean loe Beck Anna Belgrade Eva Boger Ronald Bone .loe Bowman limmy Boyett Paul Brodie Pat Brott Cynthia Brown Sharon Brown Jimmy Bryant Iimmie Burch Billy Burud larry Carlstead Vivian Carlton lean Caruso Paul Caruso Nola Casey Dean Champ Mike Champ Wayne Chandler Tierney Cima Weldon Clary Betty Clinton Gary Colbert Betty Collier Sandra Cone Ronald Coop Robert Cotter Bianca Covert Sherry Cox Ken Crocker Monroe Crumble Eddy Cummins Susan Cunningham Gayle Cynova Don Dalauest Ron Dalquest Ed Darby Brice Davis Florine Davie Karen Day Jerry Dent Larry Deppish Marysue Deragisch loyce Dibben Iudy Diepenbrock David Drake Shirley Draper Daryl Du ng ey Donald Ealy Jesus Edmonson Sandi Edwards Edward Elliot Sue Ellis Virginia Ellis Maynard Enoch Ann Erichsen Billy Estes loyce Estlinbaum Leonard Filippi Ron Finley Herb Frost Carol Funnell Sheila Gaunt Sheila Gill Helen Granger Jeanette Griffin Nadine Guile Christa Hanert Beulah Harrie Sharon Harris Preston Harley Thomas Harold Louie Harper Ierrie Hartung Delores Hawkins Robert Hott Jackie Helqet John Hera Betty Heskett N 1 . 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Marcine Wunder I ack Wyss Karen York Angel Zayas Iohn Ziegler lim Albin Suzanne Armour Iarrell Auld Eighth Grade President-Yvonne Cox Vice President-Andy Heyl Secretary-Lon Clark Treasurer-Peggy Huey Diana Abrams Rena Allen Robert Anderson Angela Asher I. W. Asher Joel Athey Ana Isobel Baez Kathryn Ann Barr David Beavers Dee Beck Wolfgang Bersch Carolyn Boyer ,limmie Brandon Ruth Breadehott Ianice Breneman Ralph Brock George Brooks Robert Brown Yukari Burge Lasca Butler Ricky Butts Mary Cameron Thyria Campbell Charles Canty Lannie Cardona Terry Casey Dewaine Champ Robert Chase Steve Childress Ruth Childs Lon Clark Tom Clark Bob Clary Sandy Lee Corey Carolyn Cotter .fi K MQ risa, ,nlj TL A R :I r , .,, . Q ,Isis - ,Q 2 In :fs - Q JS lil? me s an XM-my K N Q was-em The eighth grade officers are late leaving school because they have been planning their class activities. . ,:,,,, f A ,Q Si s 9 - so vi ' A -51- is F x T 'Qs . 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A Els f 1 The members of tho home living class took the Betty Crocker Scholarship test. A pin is being presented to Beth Stahl, first place winner in our school, by Mrs. Haun. -55- The seventh grade officers are learning about the safety features of our school. Seventh Grade President -I eff Jameson Vice President-Bonnie Boyett Secretary-Rodger Tiesing Treasurer-I eff Butts if B Qi M a. 4 B -:fx .3- . ...fs - 14. ,Ag 'M -Q as-' -1- . .. ,,,.5..., - A ' F 3, ,. f P 'H' uz- . . 5 rf Fl' ' I it 'T 'filly' Q. S eil? Nl! PM 4 1 . 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Dianne Meyer Marlene Meyer Bud Miller Gerald Monhollon Larry Moody Dean Moore Burt Mordan Sandra Morgan Robbie Morris Peggie .lean Moten Bobby Moyer Wendell Nelson Iohn Olson lohn Otnes Billy Paris Sharon Pascarelli Roberta Peak Deanna Pechin Danny Penn Fredrick Peterson Ray Porter Dianna Potier Gary Price Dean Puett Hans Peter Queen Richard Reid loel Rhoades Judith Riggs Elizabeth Robertson John Robinson Karen Robinson Manuel Rodriguez Larry Rodriguez Paula Rothweiler Nancy Sanders Ada Luz Santiago Norbert Scholz Phyllis Schrader Bernard Schroed er lean Seay Bill Sexson Thomas Shane Larry Sherradan Patricia Shirley Foster Smith Pat Smith Michael Sorrell Mike Stafford Robert Stevens Dorothy Sullivan Sharlene Talkington Paul Taulbee Susan Taunton John Taylor Karen Taylor Rodger Tiesing Donna Touchstone Ruth Turnbull lorry Underwood Lynn Underwood Bob Walker Carolyn Walker Lynda Walker Maxine Walton 'Q film N 4 . .l K N N .. E, M ek Ty., ' J- ,: 2 . 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P an S I Q is 1 Wi Nik 'ETF 'W' -saw 1 A .Q W 1 - 5 X :X ' K , 'U E . ii' 3 Q x Sa xr J, iw fa' i 'ti-T! ,f. if ,vw QU 1 Q 1 N W X ..59.. fa : :E Q Q n ' V I vi: . i 43- ,, S mx W A fill F L 55 A 4 J H W Even a studious seventh grader sometimes gets caught with a ZF in E., W comic book. 5 1.4- gm, . - .2 rr iz eq wr? l . ., , ,i:. .I 5 , 5, I ,. 5,22 I ., X ew 1. , le fr-KJ' W 4 W, ' X . ,P K at rx ,W ,Q A55 9 g K . 1. , Gloria Ward Larry Ward Walter Ward Danny Warlord I im Weather loyce Weeks Evelyn Welton Dennis Westover Billy White Gary White Mary White Virginia Whorton loyce Williams Terry Wilson ludy Woodward Wilma Woodard Sondra Wyss Marla York Cynthia Yutuc Ronnie Anderson Iudy Burnett Judie Dozier lames Eclminster Bobby Estes lohn Funk lanet Halverson Danielle Henley Cynthia Honig Carol Hunter lanet Lucas Kathleen Miller John Robinson Robert Stafford Wynetta Stewart Calvin Travers Gary Upshaw Sandra Vinson Elba Iris Vanga Excitement and anticipation changed our routine school life to gala parties as our queens and king ruled over special events. A memory dear to the seniors is the last assembly program when the roy- al scepter of office is given to the new student council president and our senior colors were added to those previous graduating classes on the loving cup. R0 alty Homecoming Attendants Vicki Vormehr Mary Anderson ludi Schmedemann, the 1958 Homecoming Queen and her attendants were chosen by the football team: the student body elected the Queen. Home- coming activities were started on the afternoon of October 24 with a parade led by the two cars in which the candidates rode. These were followed by the junior and senior high bands and a number of floats. The prize winning floats were brought to the football field that night for exhibition at the Clay Center game. The candidates eagerly awaited the the halt-time ceremonies when Iudi was crowned Queen. Then she reigned during the last half of the game and the colorful dance at the Municipal auditorium. ..62-.- Attendants Brenda Odle Marilyn Haugen Queen Iudi Schmedemann -53- ,.. in S Attendants T Annette Basgall Tom Burnham Bobbie Coen .Terry Mathes George Gardner and Ian Montgomery were crowned King and Queen ot Hearts at a valentine party sponsored by the Student Council on February 15 in the Municipal Auditorium. The candidates were selected by the Student Council, and the student body elected the King and Queen. At the beginning of the party, Linda Erwin sang My Funny Valentine while the candidates waited impatiently for the crowing. Darrell Newman, Vice-President of the Student Council, crowned Ian as Queen, and Marilyn Haugen, President of the Student Council, crowned King George. The first dance was a sweetheart dance reserved forthe King and Queen. Then everyone danced the rest of the evening at the beautiful party of cupids and hearts. King and Queen of Hearts Attendants Janette Ritter Fred Perry Doris Zernickow Larry Clark Queenlan Montgomery and King George Gardner reign over the King and Queen of Hearts Ball. Queen Iudi is presented with a bouquet of roses by Darrell Newman, Vice President ofthe Student Council, her escort, Fred Perry, stands by. i Larry Clark, Doris Zernickow, Jerry Mathes, Bobbie Coen, Tor: Burnham, Annette Basgall, Fred Perry, Janette Ritter, George Gardner, and Jan Montgomery make their entrance just before the grand march at the King and Queen of Hearts Ball. Royal Courts The Homecoming dance was in honor of Brenda Odle, VickiVormehr, Judi Schmedemann, Marilyn Haugen, Mary Anderson. -66- +65 We remember those club meeting when there was much enthusiam for our projects and school spirit was demonstrated everywhere. The high goals of our organizations have helped to mold today's stu- dents into tomorrow's leaders. - rganization Blue Jay staff members: Mary Anderson, Joann Hill, Gene Moore, Johnny Jones, Marilyn Haugen. Blue Jay The Blue Jay was published twice each month by the Journalism class. Here, the students learned the fundamentals of newspaper work while publish- ing the paper. Mr. Jeffries was the sponsor, and leanette Cott was elected Editor of the Year. The type was set at the Daily Union for all the stories, and all the ads were hand set in the print- ing department. The paper was printed on the Kluge press by printing students under the direc- tion of Mr. Warford. Blue Jay staff members: Sidney Myers, Vicky Tiers, John Childres, Martha Giese, Janette Ritter, Mr. Jeffries, Bobbie Coen, Shirley Wilson, Steve Rathert, Barbara Pickering, Jeanette Cott, Betsey Bundy. Hobert Hoff is the operator of the Klugo press on which the Blue Jay is printed il- The Pow Wow was produced under the direc- tion of Miss Torgeson as an extra-curricular activity. Pages were planned, a dummy book made up, and pictures taken. Then there was the job of writing V w Pow Wow staff members ready for a trip to Kansas State Iournalisxn conference are Ed Weidenbenner, Charles Peterson, Bill Grammer, Ron Walker, Geraldine Draper, Beth Stahl, Carol Crites, Alderteen Kausler, Elaine Brumm, Julia J ahnke, Min Torgeson. direction of Mr. Warlord, all the copy was hand set and printed in the printing department. Mr.Dailey was supervisor of the photography and the dark room. Julia lahnke was the editor and Ron Walker, as business manager, kept books on all money col- lected and spent for individual pictures and books. Pow Wow copy and pasting up all the pictures. Under the Pow Wow staff members at work on some ol the pages are Deanna Tressin, Mr. Dailey, Linda Jack- Larry Dodd setting type for the Pow Wow. 'on' and Linda Reid. .-of' -69m 'The Belaires won first place in the Student Council talent show. These four people received a great deal of applause at the talent show. Student Council To better prepare themselves for school leadership, members of the Student Council at- tended the student Council Conference at Con- cordia or the State Safety Conference at McPherson in the fall. The Student Council sponsored a devotional period each Friday morning at which a minister of the community was a guest speaker. A large American flag was purchased for the school audi- torium. Honor Roll Cards were awarded to all senior high honor students. School campus beautification and anti-litterbug campaigns were stressed. During the winter months, a noon hour program was put into effect for the second year. Student Council members supervised the library study per- iod, the television program in the auditorium, volleyball and ping pong tournaments in the girls' gym, and basketball games in the boys' gym. Homecoming activities and the King and Queen of Hearts Ball were social highlights of the school year. The Council also endeavored to find hidden talents when they produced a talent show as an assembly program. Top Row: Mr. Prouty, Frances Steinfort, Bonnie Schmedemann, Dennis Talley, Marjorie Hartung, Sammy Lou Zumwalt, Joanne Minnick, Geraldine Draper, Bob Brown, Janette Ritter, Mr. Talley, George .Gast0n- BOND!!! Row: Penny Heyl, Mary Anderson, Darrell Newman, Marilyn Haugen, Deanna Tressin, Linda Ervin, Vicki Vormehr. 1701 Debate Team Junction City sent its debate team to the Russ- ell, Topeka, and Emporia Tournaments. The team did very well, showing vast improvement as the season went by. They completed a very satisfying season. The students on the traveling squad were: Bill Cunningham, Gene Moore, James Vetsch, Leon- ard Meyer, and Ierry Roscoe. Mr. Don Teply is their coach. Senate The officers of the Senate are: Iohn Swearingen, president, Stevan Tatum, vice presidentg Beth Gool- dy, secretary, Bob Gaston, treasurer. The Senate is made up of representatives of the Iunior High. They have served at the King and Queen ot Hearts Dance, had charge of the Junior High Honor Roll Card system, they had charge of concessions at a football game, entered a float in the Homecoming Parade, and helped the Student Council put up the Christmas decorations in the halls. Debate-Top Row: Mr. Teply, Jerry Roscoe, Jim Vetsch. Second Row: Vivian Rodriguez, Leonard Meyer, Bill Cunningham. Bottom Row: Gene Moore, Joyce McDonald. Senate-Top Row: Martin Oldehoeft, Joe Beck, Charles Killian, Dean Hampton, Preston Harley, Jimmy Boyett. Second Row: Bonnie Boyett, Shannon O'Donnell, Suzanne Armour, Pat Stuart, Mary Kirkpatrick, Connie Lucas, Kay Kuhl, Lois Pearson. Third Row: Yvonne Cox, Sharon Cummins, Penny Clark, Jean Seay, Deanna Filby, Karen York, Lou Jane Nenstiel, Kay Goss. Bottom Row: Mrs. Patterson, John Swearingen, Andy Heyl, Steven Tatum, Robert Gaston, Beth Gooldy, Lon Clark, Ronnie Anderson. Q71-. The Snowflake Ball The Snowflake Ball has become an annual project of the Senior Kayettes. This Christmas the formal party was held at the Municipal Audi- torium which was decorated with snowflakes, Christmas trees, and festoons of green cedar. The Harvey Haas Band played for the dancing. Each Kayette who attended the dance placed a gift of canned food under the large, lighted tree in the center of the floor. These cans were used in making up Christmas baskets. The program centered around Santa's Toy Shep and was presented by Kayette members. Myrna Blanka was Santa Claus and Barbara Cowen was Rudolph, the red nosed Reindeer. Frances Steintort, Bonnie Schrnedemann, Henrietta Zernic- kow, and Sammy Lou Zumwalt presented The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers. The Dance of the Sugar Plum Faires was given by Sheila Rose, Sarah Moffett, and Penny Heyl. Sherry Burford did the Rag Doll Dance, and Janice Huffman was lack in the box. Jeanne Acker, Judy Schicktanz, and Linda Ervin sang Toyland, After the program everyone enjoyed an evening of dancing. Santa s Toy Shop was very lively as the lovely sleeping dolls each came Jeanne Acker Lmda EWU1 and Jud SCh1Ck rfe and pe formed their various roles. Even Rudolph and Santa were SFINTBS .. ,..t -:J .MW K, . .M ,Ks 1 Senior Kayettes The Senior Kayettes have been busy working for enough service points to earn the plaque awards offered by the State Organization. A book ex- change was open at the first of the year. The trophy cases were cleanedg a bulletin board was maintained throughout the year. Food baskets were given at Christmas time and money sent to Meals for Millions. Early in the year the girls and their fathers enjoyed a covered-dish supper and program in the cafeteria. This was the first Father-Daughter Banquet and proved to be very popular. The annual Mother- J Daughter Tea was a spring party. Miss Wanda May Top Row: Annette, Basgall, Joanne Minnick, Bonnie Vinson's visit to our school is one which we enjoyed Schmedemannl Sharolyn York' Dixie Roller. Second very much- We have always welcomed Our very Row: Julia Jahnke, Par caimm, shams nose, Judi popular State Director, Schmedemann, Vicki Vormehr, Marilynn Sexton. Third Row: Mary Anderson, Leslie Coover, Vicky Tiers. The officers for the year were Janette Ritter, U Bottom Row: Mrs. Marcy, leanette Ritter, Miss Feese. president, Doris Zernickow, vice president, Julia Jahnke, secretary, Vicky Tiers, treasurer, and Mary Anderson, program chairman. Miss Feese and Mrs. Marcy have been our sponsors. The board is made up of the officers and the chairmen of the different committees. These board members are shown in the picture to the right. Top Row: Sue Leonard, Jeanne Acker, Henrietta Zernickow, Joyce McDonald, Frances Steinfort, Jeanie Demuth, Sheila Brott, Christie Hudspeth, Carol Franklin, Myrna Blanks, Joann Hill, Linda Jackson. Second Row: Nancy Brethour, Ann Harper, Myrna Sellers, Jeanette Cott, Sharon Koska, Pat Waddell, Jerri Weaver, Marguerite Wysong, Marian Keegan, Sarah Moffett, Janice Huffman, Sammy Lou Zumwalt, Deanna Tressin. Third Row: Rosmarie Hanhart, Marjorie Hartung, Barbara Montgomery, Cecelia Strauss, Sylvia Brase, Merilyn Gfeller, Karolyn Waite, Linda Ervin, Penny Heyl, Jan Montgomery, Bobbie Coen. Bottom Row: Judy Ratts, Glenda Logan, Helen Pierson, Judy Kessinger, Barbara Cowen, Sherry Burford, Judy Schicktanz, Carolyn Johnson, Barbara Cleveland, Shirley Wilson, Karen Daniel- son, Beth Stahl. - S L Q 1 g , 3 -73.- Junior Kayettes The Junior Kayettes have been quite busy this year collecting money for world and community service projects such as the March of Dimes and Meals for Million . Aneedy family was adopted at Christmas, and they collected old clothes tosend to Japan. The officers are president, Connie Lucas, vice president, Shannon O'Donnellg secretary, Connie Schultz, treasurer, Madeline Lindsay. Kayette Board4-Top Row: Joan Thomas, Deanna Filby, Beth Gooldy, Susan Walker, Madeline Lindsay. Second Row: Connie Schultz, Karen York. Third Row: Kay Kuhl, Marilyn Basgall, Sheila Gill, Shannon O'Donnell. Bot- tom How: Mrs. Brunner, Connie Lucas, Mrs. Duntz. Top Row: Geri Russell, Peggy Huey, Carol Funnell, Sharon Brown, Ann Erichsen, Janet Day, Gloria Freeman, Kathryn Barr. Second Row: Alta Shackeltord, Janet Lucas, Carol Jahnke, Susan Brown, Barbara Champ, Janice Breneman, Paula Rothweiler, Sharon Kirkpatrick, Phyllis Schrader. Bottom Row: Barbara Page, Phyllis Day, Marla York, Patricia Cowen, Stephany York, Sylvia Smith, Fay Lamer, Linda Watson. Top row: Willette Kensing, Judy Pray, Sondra Wyss, Sue Braden, May Jean Hartung, Bonnie Boyette, Lois Pearson, Frances Gabbert. Second row: Patty Ponton, Martha Korban, Ruth Turnbull, Michele Hern, Jane Olds, Kay Goss, YvonneCox, Kay Wiblitzhouser. Third row: Celia Quisenberry, Denise Marcy, Sharon Cummins, Ellen Knisley, Kay Hardesty, Donna Touchstone, Lou Jane Nenstiel, Charyl Markin, Suzanne Armour. Bottom row: Patsy Strain, Givens, Penny Clark, Karen Rapp, Mary White, Holly Hoyle. 5 lifiwfs H S., ..- ' ..74... W Iunior Kays The Iunior Kays have made donations to the Red Cross, Meals for Millions and to the Salvation Army. A familiar sight in the halls after school is the candy stand which is run by the Iunior Kays. In 1929 the Iunior Hi-Y had two new sponsors just out of college! Victor Clough and Edmond Dailey. The biggest problem of the Hi-Y was money, so the sponsors hit on the idea of selling candy in the halls. Mr. Ierry Vineyard, Principal, okayed the idea. The first stand used was two twelve-inch boards set on two sawhorses. There was a certain amount of loss by sticky fingers, so the boards were nailed together and a cover of glass built over them. It was still placed on the sawhorses and the candy stored in a large wooden box. Setting up the stand took a lot of time, so Mr. Dailey had Mr. Noble Patterson draw up plans for a stand to be built on rubber-tire wheels. The cost of this stand was thought to be too great so it was drop- ped temporarily. These two sponsors were together until 1940 when Mr. Dailey was called into the Army. In 1942 Mr. Clough left and for a time the stand was run by Mr. Lloyd Milleson. In 1945 Mr. Dailey retired from the Army and returned to his former position. Since he was the only sponsor at the time, he went ahead with his plans for the new stand. Each boy in the Ir. Kays has a chance to work for one week at the stand with his pay being a 5c candy bar each night. The profits from the candy stand are returned to the school in worth-while projects. Some of these projects are a hand press for the printing shop, electronic flash for the Pow Wow, robes for the A Cappella Choir, helping buy an electric clock for basketball and football score boards, a record player and amplifier. Top Row: Ronald Bone, Mike McGill, Clyde Phillips, Maynard Enoch, Larry Deppish, Dean Hampton, Emil Scher- lacker, Don Baker. Second Row: Jim Bryant, Joe Bowman, Dennis Stittsworth, Iim Boyett, Jim Schooler, Steve Iunghans, Tom Odle, J ack Wyss. Third Row: Ricky Butts, Andy Heyl, Charles Killian, David Drake, Jeff Butts, Val Wachtel, James Hagan. Bottom Row: Mr. Moon, Bob Gaston, Lon Clark, Harold Kane, Aeron Hurst, Dennis Westover, Jock LaShelle, David Brown, Mr. Dailey. 1 ...7 S.. Top ltow: Paul Baker, Richard Curtis, Earl McManamon, Fred Settgalt, Kenneth Hightower, Stephen Rathbun, Tom Uphhaw. Second Row: Hubert Kirkpatrick, David Dibben, Terry Zumbrunn, Carl Burris, Warren Shane, John Durbon, Conrad Dalqueat. Bottom Row: Larry Morgan, Tom McCormick, Joe Champ, Jerry Moore, Phillip Edwards, Mitchell Fechner, Carl Ponton. Future Farmers of America President ........ Phillip Edwards Vice-President ....... Dieter Viehl Secretary .......... John Durbon Treasurer. . . . . Hubert Kirkpatrick' Reporter. . . .... Warren Shane Sentinel .... .... M arvin Edwards Kansas Free Fair ................ Kansas Duroc Day ............... District Poultry Iudging Contest.. District Crop ludging Contest .... . . . District Livestock Judging Contest .... District Dairy Iudging Contest. . . District Shop Contest ........... . . . ...... Clay Center State Iudging and Shop Contest . . . . . . Better Livestock Day ............ Area Livestock School. . . .. .. ...Topeka . . .Smith Center . . . Minneapolis Beloit . . . Manhattan ...............Riley Kansas State College . . . . . Hollinger Farm ..Larned Judging Teame-Top Row: Phillip Edwards, Carl Burris, Hubert Kirkpatrick, David Dibben. Bottom Row: Gary Miller, Dieter Viehl, Walter Sutter, Richard Curtis, Shop Team: Wan-an Shane' Mu-vin I-IU! M019-in - Edwards. 35 E W1 -761 Ushers Club The Ushers Club was one to which a student could belong without paying dues, there were no requirements for membership, and students could join in their freshman year. Yet this was an important club because it provided ushers for school programs such as: the junior and senior plays, Say It With Music, band concert, operetta, baccalaureate, commencement, and lyceums. Letters were award- ed on the basis of the number of times a member had ushered. The officers were Joanne Minnick, president: lerry Roscoe, vice president, Norma Breneman, secretary. Spanish Club Those students who are in Spanish I and II class are eligible for membership in the Spanish Club. At their club meetings, they sing Spanish songs, have one-act plays in Spanish, and discuss the Spanish speaking people, customs and tra- ditions. Ushers Roscoe, Second Brumm, Bottom Club-Top Row: Tom Odle, Don Baker, Jerry Vivian Rodriguez, Rod Athey, Jim Vetsch. Row: Anna Belgrade, Joanne Minnick, Elaine Vella Scott, Marguerite Wysong, Dixie Roller. Row: Betty Suiter, Norma Breneman, Charyl Markin, Mrs. Oliver, Jerolyn Dent, Shirley Draper, Beth Stahl. Spanish Club-Top Row: Emma Ssttgast, Charles Killian, Francis Sanders, Jim Vetsch, Mike Champ, Chuck Minor, Alta Shackelford. Second Row: Judy Kessinger, Judy Pray, Jerry Searcy, George Warner, Ed Weidenbenner, Pat Waddell. Bottom Row: Miss Bell, Laine Yutuc, Gary Fiddler, Ted Dye, Lawrence Johnson, Linda Ervin, Karolyn Waite. l 1 ja? -77- lr ' mf -me awww, Office Staff - Top Row: Karen York, Jane Olds, Connie Lucas, Jan Montgomery, Tricky Ridenour, Carol Crites. Bottom Row: Clare Rothweiler, Prudy Prudhoxnme, Sh-aila Rose, Sylvia Brase, Karen Marts. Office Staff The girls who work in the office found that the hour assigned to them passed very rapidly. After absence slips were picked up from all over the build- ing, daily attendance records were kept. There were telephone calls to be taken and errands to be run. Some of the girls found time to do some typing and operate the ditto machine. All this gave them an in- sight into the varied duties and requirements of office work. In addition to the experience gainedl each girl received a letter and credit at the end of the year. Library Staff The eighteen student assistants in the library attended library science class each week, kept the room attractive, and helped in checking books in and out. In September they were hosts to the Fourth District Kansas Association of School Librarians at a workshop. Sally Porter is vice president and Craig Filby is the treasurer of the District Student Assistant Organization. They were entertained on the campus of Emporia State in April and held their annual farewell picnic at the Collins farm in May. Library Staff- Top Row: Mrs. Collins, Nickie Lovelady, Bonnie Pickering, Cynthia Henkiel, Barbara Pickering, Ralph Lovelady, Ioe Jett, Gerald Hoff, Anita Nelson, Emil Scherlacker, Sharon Koska. Bottom: Barbara Weidenbenner, Jan Price, Sally Porter, Jerri Weaver, Beverly Neal, Sue Rowley, Janice Nelson. W - ...7g.. mums? iwiriw hung Guidance Office Staff-Paul Baker, Carole Post, Joann Hill, Vella Scott, Phyllis Jean, Shirley Wilson. Q, Cafeteria Staff-Joyce Dibben, Julia J ahnke, Cecilia Strauss, Margueritte Wysong, Judy Taylor, Carol J ahnke, Sandra Pechin, Joyce Estlinbaum, Eurene Vinson, Judy Estlinbaum, Vivian Carlson, Jerry Hartung, Connie Livingston, Norma Christensen. Electricians: Jay Jones, John York, Alfred Muezenmayer. Muri Sellers and Marguerite Wysong help Mrs. Sielaff keep the school books. 1 J-si -79.- Team, Team, Team is the half time yell that helped JCHS to victory in the Manhattan game. Senior High Pep Club A Chapman cheerleader joins Vicki in a yell tor ou. OPPOWMS- The Pep Club members sported new uniforms, consisting of blue skirts, white crew neck sweaters, and a blue JC as the letter. The club sold Blue lay pins to boost the treasury. The officers were Nancy Kurtze, presidentg Marguerite Wysong, vice presiclent,Dixie Roller, secretary, and Becky Woods, treasurer, sponser, Mrs. Cooper. Top Row: Marilyn Haugen, Nancy Brethour, Carolyn Johnson, Penny Heyl, Judy Schicktanz, Marian Keegan, Myrna Blanka, Janice Huffman, Frankie David, Judy Kessinger, Barbara Cowen. Second Row: Annette Basgall, Sheila Rose, Bobbie Coen, Joann Hill, Martha Giese, Marjorie Wilburn, Cecilia Strauss, Carole Addis, Barbara Montgomery, Bonnie Schmedemann, Pat Callahan. Bottom Row: Leslie Coover, Merilvn Gfeller, Nancy Kurtze, Vicki Vormehr, Sylvia Brase, Judi Schmedemann, Jan Montgomery, Dixie Roller, Margueritte Wysong, Sharon Hartung. -gg- 9 ag Jan Montgomery, Sylvia Brase, Vicki Vormehr-head cheerleader, Jackie Smith, Judi Schmedexnann Senior High Cheerleaders -gl.. Barbara Champ, Yvonne Cox, Connie Lucas, Karen York, Beth Gooldy. Iunior High Cheerleaders and Pep Club Top Row: Connie Schultz, Cynthia Jameson, Marilyn Basgall, Kay Kuhl, Ioyce Estlinbaum, Emma Settgast, Sharon Kirkpatrick, Indy Ridley, Patricia Cowen, May lean Hartung, Paula Rothweiler, Frances Gabbert. Second Row: Janice Breneman, Fay Lamer, Mary Kirkpatrick, Linda Watson, Susan Walker, Phyllis Day, Loretta Sawyer, Joanne Cowan, Deanna Filby, Lois Pearson, Barbara Page, Jane Olds. Bottom Row: Peggy Huey, Jane Waddle, Lucinda Anderson, Barbara Champ, Yvonne Cox, Connie Lucas, Karen York, Beth Gooldy, Kay Goss, Karen Repp, Lou Jane Nenstiel. ..g2.. Top row: Merilyn Gfeller, Louise Seay, Pat Callahan, Carol Iahnke, Iudy Schicktanz, Kent Hinkson, Barry Thierer, Steve lunghans, Penny Heyl, Lucinda Smiley, Myrna Blanka, Sarah Moffett, Henrietta Zemickow, Suzanne Armour. Second row: Helen Pearson, Carolyn Johnson, Barbara Cowen, Marian Keegan, Helen Granger, Vicki Johnson, Charyl Markin, Mary Kirkpatrick, Shirley Draper, Diva Amutan, Carolyn McWhorter. Bottom row: 'Preston Harley, Lowell Oldehoett, Sue Leonard, Janice Huiiman, Joyce McDonald, Mrs. Oliver, Chris- tie Hudspeth, Jerri Weaver, Carol Franklin, George Lancaster, Tom Jackson, Larry Deppish. Latin Club The Latin Club celebrated Latin Week with a Roman Party. The students all wore Roman cos- tumes. The play, They will Gossip, was present- ed. A boys' quartet sang several numbers and the girls gave a dance entitled, The Roman Water- carrier. At the regular club meetings Mrs. Oliver showed pictures and told about her trip to Rome. The officers were Henrietta Zernickow, president, Barbara Cowen, vice president, Helen Pearson, sec- retary, George Lancaster, treasurer. Junior Red Cross Each homeroom elected a representative to the I .C.H.S. Chapter ofthe American Junior Red Cross. The group met once a month to work on projects. On each holiday favors were sent to the hospital and rest homes for the patients' trays. 870.24 was collected for the Iunior Red Cross. The officers were Joanne Minnick, president, Edmund Manuel, vice-president, Pat Tollefson, secretary, Jeanne Demuth, treasurer, Prudy Prud- homme, reporter, Mrs. Harris, sponsor. Top Row: Charles Killian, Mike Stafford, Marvin Rodriguez, Steven Morgan, Wolfgang Bersch, Gerald Monhollon, Bobby Fegan. Second Row: Pat Kelly, Marla York, Beverly Neal, Pat Stuart, Ann Erichsen, Pat Callahan, Annette Baagall, Sherry Burtord, John Lancaster. Front Row: Susan Walker, Peggy Huey, Mary Darnell, Jean Demuth, J oanne Minnick, Pat Tolletson, Prudy Prudhomme, Mrs. Harris. 1831 Q-Qwf-if-fijfldllfsv JMcG:ll IHS 3955 '220,fs DASH Plallns i221 B55 mo twig.. 10 SSH MQLE RELAY t?i'3 f!'nm'U3S54,5'57 Mn,Eg?NH sgwvfefh: 1925 POLE VAULT Mello H75 '94-2 BBORELAY S'2's'L 2a ... 'f!?' ld? SHGT PUT Bums 47'-'V-1957 440 Q, DASH Gussem SIE '55 HEGHJUMP WUDVUW 5'l ,lf3fZ - , 5 6 L .. New mf N iw 2S'9'l 35 ME 3 , 4825!-Q 'Hill' 5' ' Z K ' ' wJ!! Top Row: Mr. Madslen, Larry Clark, Karl Muenzenmayer, Ed Weidenbenner, Blll Grammer, Doug Soder- atrom, Tom Burnham. Second Row: Joe Beverly, Joe Champ, Russ Hen, Frances Miller, David Walker, Dennis Brown, David Younkin, Ron Hammond. Bottom Row: Charles Smith, Val Kaiser, Roy Ellis, Gary Smith, Ray Ellis, Phil Walker, Fred Perry, Jerry Mathis, James McQuiller. 5' 3 P 9 1 4 L an V D 184-. wifes. ,. t. V--w--.--.-...,,.,, This curtain has closed after many successful performances of operettas, plays and concerts. We remember those tense moments before and during the productions, but regained our confidence as we heard the round of applause. I r 5 --..-Q eatures lunior Class Presents My Three Angels The three angels quickly find out the reason why Leslie tainted when they read the letter in which Bob tells her that he is going to marry someone else. Ahelpful angel comes down from The roof just before Leslie reads the Dear lane letter. 'lMy Three Angels is the story of three convicts, portrayed by Dennis Talley, Dick Weber, and Bill Cunningham, who become the good angels of a sadly harrassed household. The scene is French Guiana, the time is Christmas day. The Angels are employed as roofers by the Ducotel family, composed of Larry Marston, Elvina Morse, and Leslie Coover. From France comes a snarling cousin, played by Lenace Prudhomrne, to oust Papa from the business he has established. Along with the cousin is a cold- blooded nephew, Bob Edler, who is jilting Papa's daughter for an heiress. The three convicts have sunny natures, clever hands, and sleepless brains. They set matters right in a gay story where it is simpler to bump off the cousin than to convert him. Margueritte Wysong and Roy Breneman add comedy to the already humorous story. The play was directed by Miss Sharon Townsend. Sylvia Brase was the student director, and Nellie Daniels was business manager. B ll C in ham, Dennis Talley, Dick Junior Play Cast: Margueritte Wysong, I-Ilvina Morse, Larrv MSISYOUI i HUD 9 Edler, Lenace Prudhomme, and Roy Brenexnan. Weber, Leslie Coover, Bob ..g5.. l The Forest Prince an operetta by the Junior High Glee Clubs The lunior High Glee Clubs presented their annual operetta, The Forest Prince, on October 29. The scene was laid in a Cossack camp in the latter part of the sixteenth century, A.D. This is a story of a captive princess and her captor. Charles Killian played the part of Vaslav, Chief of the Cos- sacksg and Tatiana, Princess of Russia, was played by Carol Funnell. Through a series of highly enter- taining adventures, Tatiana and Vaslav fell in love, Tsar Midhail, the aged ruler of Russia, played by Kent Hinkson, and Vaslav became iriends. Nadine Guise was the jester to the Tsar and Prince Dmitri, played by Darrel Du ngey. Other mem- bers of the Cossack camp were Lou lane Nensteil, Larry Deppish, Sandy Irwin, Pat Michael, and Kay Wilblitzhouser. Other members of the cast were Ann Erichsen, John Payne, limmy Boyett, Steve lung- hans. The cast was supported by choruses of Russian Soldiers, Cossack Girls, and Ladies of the Tsar's Court. The operetta, based on the music of Peter Ilytch Tschaikovsky was directed by Mr. Charles Neale and Mrs. Rosemarie Clynch. Gary Kirkpatrick was the accompanist, and Mrs. Gayle Cooper helped with the dances. The King and Royal Court are entertained by the court iester as they await the return of their captive princess The Princess bids Vaslav and his Cossacks farewell as they march oft to war. The grand finale comes as Vaslav and Tatiana pledge their love before the people ol the Cossack camp .-871 I Soprano-Top Row: Christie Huds- peth, Margueritte Wysong, Elvina Morse, Linda Cammack, Sue Leonard, Jeanie Ackez, Marilyn Gfeller. Second Row: Barbara Montgomery, Carole Addis, Sarah Moffet, Janette Ritter, Bobbie Coen, Jan Montgomery, Patty Callahan. Third How: Linda Erwin, Tenors-Top Row: Elbert King, Phil Sampson. Second Row: Jerry Hop- per, Dennis Vance, David Walker. Bottom Row: Bill Malstead, Lowell Oldehoeft. Phyllis Rion, Sylvia Brase, Ruth Ann Walker, Brenda Odle, Judy Taylor, A Cappella Annette Basgall. Bottom Row: Mari- lynn Sexton, Mary Fish, Lynn Hoyle, Phyllis Childers, Glenda Logan, Les- lie Coover. Tri le Trio: Brenda Odle, Janette Ritter, Jeanette Cott, , , . . . PMUHM Gian, Vicki vormehxl Marilyn Haugen' EZyisBC3L1agZi:i1ke Sextz, David Walker, Dennis Talley, Judi Scbmedemann, and Mary Bnd9!l0l1- .ff -881 i X x 'PL Alto--Top Ro w: Betsey Bundy, Judy Kessinger, Norma Breneman, Judy Ratts, Iackie Smith, Linda Spencer. Second Row: Judy Schicktan z, Louise Seay, Sherry Buriord, Pat Tollefson, Mary Anderson, Vicki Vorrnehr, Judi Schmedemann. Third How: Marian Keegan, Marcia Duncan, MyruaBlanka, Clare Rothweiler, Cynthia Henkiel, Tricky Ridenour. Bottom Row: Doris Zernickow, Jeanette Cott, Becky Woods, Sheila Rose, Martha Giese, Marilyn Haugen. Mr. Charles Neale and Gary Kirkpatrick. .gg- Bass--Top Row: Gary Bryant, Karl Muenlen- mayer, Dick Hamilton, Bill Smith. Second Row: Bob Brown, Steve Brown, Jim Champ. Third Row: David Ware, Ted Hutchinson, Mike Seitz. Bottom Row: Dennis Tally, Danny Mc- Whorter, Bill Grammer . the heart of show business and America itselii . . . ' W vu-I Lullaby of Broadwaf' ----.. -- Dancers and Sr. Hi Girls All Aboard on the Chattanooga Choo-Choo for a look atthe South. Place? ..... Pennsylvania Stationp Time? ....... 3:45 Chattanooga Choo-Choo ........ -- Senior High Boys See America First Annual Say It With Music Revue Written and Directed by Mr. Charles Neale Instrumental Director--Mr. Perry Panqrao Junior Choir Director--Mn. Rosemarie Clynch Backdxopl -Art Intmctor, Mrl lem Siokmann Fifty years ago this territory became a state. It's name? . . . . . Oklahoma---------- Poor Iud is Dead -- ........ David Walker, Gary Bryant Quaint little New England fishing villages give a very ap- propriate picture of the end of our tour around America. Old Cape Cod ...... ......---- .----. ------ T ri p le Trio ..g0.. Sabrina Fair Senior Class Play Directed by Miss Sharon Townsend Cast-Mary Anderson, Brenda Odle, Jerry Roscoe, Charles Peterson, Miss Townsend, Jan- ette Ritter, Bobbie Coen, Steve Bathert, Vivian Rodriguez, Phil Walker, J an Montgomery, Myrna Sellers, Dean Williams, I oann Hill, Annette Basgall. Judi Schmedemann not pictured. 'Qi 2 1911 Each year the American Association of University Women entertain the Sen- ior girls with a party at the Country Club. This year's program included a fashion show with models from the high schools and University women. Favors were given to each girl. Julia Jahnke, Martha Gieae, Norma Bren- eman, Deanna Tressln, and Mrs. Clayton Phillipi, president of A. A. U. W., admire the attractive table decorations. Yuletide Festival O 424, ll? a -'IR W o +4 474 ss This is the twenty-first year that the music department has presented to the community a Program of religious Christmas music. HREIOICE, REIOICE, BELIEVERSH Mr. Charles Neale Mrs. Rosemarie Clynch Vocal Directors Mr. Perry Pangrac, Instrumental Director Mrs. lean Sickrnann, Art Director Gary Kirkpatrick, Accompanist Dennis Talley, Narrator Band Concert Under the direction of Mr. Perry Pangrac featuring The Royal Blues Dance Band in Rhythm in My Soul A1exander's Ragtime Band Jericho Sax Quartet George Gaston, Murray Walker, Larry Clark and Dennis Tressin Into the Night Glow Worm Marimba Solo Francis Steinfort In the Mood The High School Band Indiana State Band March The Little Rhapsody in Blue The Clarinet Boogie Autumn Leaves Broadway Overture Vanguard of Victory March .-Q31 SAXOPHONE Addis, Carole Auld, Iarrell Basgall, Marilyn Gaston, George jahnke, Carol Jameson, John Kuhl, Kay Miller, Gary McWhorier, Carolyn Schultz, Connie Tressin, Dennis Starr, Eunice Steinfort, Francis Vanga, Pedro Waddle, Jane Walker. Murrey Zumbrum, Terry Senior High Band TRGMBONE Anderson, Wade Ballard, Charles Bowman, Joe Dodd, Larry Marston, Don Nemuth, Wade O'Donnel, Shannon Tatum, Dan Vfhitley, David York, John CLARINET Armour, Suzanne Baden, Wilma Clark, Larry Cowart, John Cowen, Barbara ..Q41 Hoover, Carolyn Huffman, Janice Iahnke, lulia Johnson, Susan Kelly, Tim Kirkpatrick, Barbara Kirkpatrick, Hubert Kirkpatrick, Mary Klotz, Dennis Lancaster, George Lindsay, Madeline Lucas, Connie Maduros, Ernie McDonald, Joyce Neidert, Beverly Samulevich, Heidi Shackelford, Dennis Strauss, Cecelia Vollan, Carolyn Waddell, Patty Walker, Susan York, Karen York, Sharolyn Zernickow, Henrietta Zumwalt, Sammy Lou HORN Bone, Ron Cammack, Linda Darby, Ed Fleming, Tom Hartung, Marjorie Stevens, Jerry TRUMPET Briggs, Iohn Cross, Dennis Drake, David Eisenman, Gary Johnson, Steve Kiddo, Pat Marston, Larry Miller, Don McCormick, Tom Odle, Tom Oppenlander, Bruce Searcy, Jerry Stittsworth, Dennis Wyss, Jack Younkin, David BASS Carpenter, Kerry Jones, Jay Ponton, Carl FLUTE Demuth, Jeanie 195- Heyl, Penny Hoyle, Lynn Nensteil, Lou Jane Schmedemann, Bonnie Tiers, Vicky Ware, Susan DRUMS Fiddler, Gary Mann, Jim McClellan, Gary Scherlacker, Emil Schooler, Jim Schubert, Bill PICCOLO Gill, Shelia BELLS Hoyle, Holly Ss W4 Q QP ,Q Mk Q5 A 35,41 . .HJC 1- . . .gf , I Q xi K .Mi A L. , 1. ,X .AV yy. ii! 1 ifffi '?41,yi'?QRi As we walked the halls of I. C. H. S., we often gazed at the fine trophy cases bulging with school honors. The students who have helped win these trophies have through team work and hard practice shared the spirit of competiton, the thrill of win- ning, and the experience of losing. Athletics The Iunction City Blue Jays Wins Second Place in Central Kansas League. Jerry Smith carries the ball tor a 19 - 7 victory over Emporia. Football Francis Miller David Walker GSOTQS Gardner James McQuiller Aussie 1 We lx new Z., sfggfim lk a E.. The 1957 season was a hard one because of the bad weather and the flu, but the Blue lays downed six of their opponents and lost to only two. There were fifteen senior boys working out for the last time on school soil. Denis Brown, Tom Burnham, Larry Clark, Ray Ellis, Roy Ellis, George Gardner, Russell Hern, Ieff Iohnson, James Mc- Quiller, Fran Miller, Fred Perry, Bill Smith, Charles Smith, ferry Smith, Phil Walker practiced hard and took a great part in this their last season with the team. For the first time since the 1953 season the Blue lays won second place league honors. Clay Center took the C. K. L tor the second straight year. The traditional game with Chapman-a contest as old as the game itself in Junction City-was called off because of the flu. The Manhattan Indians were downed by a 14-7 score. Beating our great rival, Manhattan, gave a great boost to our school spirit, and it meant that the iootball trophy would be returned to us. Coach George Madelen came to lunction City three years ago. He has had the help of this fine coaching staff: Boyd Talley, Charles Fiffeg line coach Bill Hill, and the new backfield coach, Dale Emig. Through the cooperation ot the team and the Russell Hern Joe Bevan! Allen Prudhomme leffel'Y 1011115011 -.gg- coaching staff, Coach Madelen has been able to improve the football record each year. The football co-captains have been lerry Smith and Larry Clark. A knee injury in the second game kept Larry Clark, a full back, out until the last two games. His presence on the team might have made for some different scores. Two boys who were not on the team in uniform, but were always on hand and helped to make things click were our student managers, David Sheafier and Elbert King. The fine passing of Ierry Smith and the speed and quick hands of the receiver, Charles Smith, lead the Blue lays to many of their yard gains and touchdowns. These two boys received honorable mention for the all-state team and were listed in the all-area team by the Wichita Beacon. lerry Smith placed on the all-conference team. The lays have a bright year ahead of them with 19 returning players of which 11 are letter- men. loe Beverly, Steve Brown, Val Kaiser, Gary Mock, Allen Prudhomme, Lennace Prudhomme, and David Walker are the returning seniors, Lawrence Clark, Ron Hammond, Chuck Manning, and Gary Smith will be the returning juniors. fit is ' a' 'M ,rs i if W' . Gary Smith Val Kaiser Tom Burnham Fred PGUY Head Football Coach Madelen explains a new strategic play to assistant coaches: Talley, Hill, Fitfo, and Emig. ICHS Letterman Boy Ellis Charles Smith Gary Mock Denis Brown ,M as s 1. -.99... Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4..- Oct. 11--.-.. Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 6 --.-- .... Salina 6 Nov. 15-.-- Marysville O C0'CaPf0i!1 Co-Captain Larry Clark Junction City Junction City Junction City Junction City Junction City Junction City Junction City Junction City a Lenace Prudhomme Ronald Hammond Phil Walkex Steve Brown B111 Slnlth ll Chuck Manmn Rayi is Lawrence Clark k'm f WW5f1 ' , . QQ , 5.65, 1? we ' ,M ,f.2t,. - - K Y .. L' ' -f 'W ff- '51 , W' r,..f.5 v F la, L V .Q -nf ' up 3. W , F6 kv r Nw f i 'X 1 -xv 'ig N 9: l 100- B Team--Top Row: Paul Baker, Walter Sutter, Marvin Rodriguez, Larry Marston, Tom Iackson, Bennie Lawson. Second Row: Ronnie Heck, Karl Muenzenmayer, Roy Breneman, Dennis Shackelford, Dennis Cross, Mike Lawrence. Bottom Row: Doug Soderstrom, lack Cameron, Gary Smith, David Walker. Freshman Squad played in competition The B Team played e regular schedule with Ofh9I SCh0015- Although: theY did not during the football season. These are the win allot their games, the team improved as players who really rake hard knocks in the 8685011 Pwgfessed- practice and scrimmage with the A team. Freshman Squad-Top Row: Mr. Halbower, Gordon Kennedy, Iohn Swartz, Tom MacLaird, Sandy Irwin, Larry White, Mr. Rion. Second Row: Dennis Stittsworth, John Wyss, Emil Scherlacker, Dan Tatum, Steve Brodie, Tom Odle, Lawrence Walls, Mike Champ, Ronald Dalquist. Third Row: I ohn McQuiller, Harry Jones, Francis Small, Paul Caruso, Steve Peak, Raymond Smith, Joe Beck, Joe Bowman, John Swearincen, Jimmy Boygtt, John Hem, Bottom Row: Steve Junghans, Weldon Clary, David Drake, Kenny Hightower, Don Baker. li -101- Squad One Squad Two Squad Three Seventh and Eighth Grade Football The seventh and eighth grade coaches, Mr. Hopkins and Mr. Stinson, had as their theme for the season, a strong building program. The purpose of this program is to teach the boys the fundamental rules of football, good sportsmanship, team cooper- ation, and to offer team competition. In order to accomplish this purpose, the boys practiced every night after school. They had been provided with adequate uniforms and played inter- squad games. Squad One Top Row: Mr. Hopkins, Andy Heyl, Fred Settgast, Clyde Phillips, Ronald Johnson, Steven Karmann,lim Mc- Cormick, Lynn Underwood. Second Row: Bill Doan, Peter Hohn, Bob Stamps, Larry Gibson, Frenchy McQuiller. Bot- tom Row: John Lancaster, Danny Wartord, David McCon- naughey, Robert Gaston, Kenlee Diehl. Squad Two-Top Row: Bruce Burns, Lannie Cardona, Eddie Parker, Mr. Stinson, David Beavers, Bill Edler. Second Row: Ralf Bacchus, Raymond Clark, James Avery, Gary Ervin. Bottom Row: Steven Tatum, Ronnie Anderson, Edmund Manuel. Squad Three-Top Row: Mr. Hopkins, Wolfgang Bersch, Bob Brown, Michael lohnston, Larry Rodriguez, Marvin Larson, Howard Langvardt, Gerald Monhollon. Second Row: Danny Penn, Kelly Reid, Bill Hill, Lon Clark, David lohnson. Bot- tom Row! Howell Johnson, Larry Sherraden, Ralph Brock, Kenny Goreharn. Squad Four-Top Row: Bob Clary, Gerald Gersterberger, Jeff Jameson, Mr. Stinson, Rodger Thiesing, Mike Sorrell. Second Row: Franklin Whorton, Burt Mordan,Val Wachtel, Tom Clark, Dennis Bean, Garry White. Bottom Row: Donald Beers, Robert Chase, Dennis Westover, Terry Wilson. Squad Four- --102- Blue lays win second place in C. K. L. Basketball Scores I C H Opponent Manhattan Salina Clay Center Chapman Emporia Manhattan Abilene Salina Clay Center McPherson Chapman Emporia McPherson Abilene I CHS Letterment rl ,T 4 v '-f S iff' Y X 8' .fi F Jw al lX.gt'N I, 94 1 J oe Beverly .px Co-Captains f Q it it Head coach Fiffe explains a basketball techmque to assistant coaches Madelen and Hill. Tom Burnham struggles with an Emporia player as Joe Beverly grabs the rebound in a hard fought vxctory for I. C. H. S. 'vii Steve Brown Pwr' f ' Q., f' , 4' 4 , Q. fs X 7 4' rr Q' te' ' f in is s IS S st' .1 it 5 s 1 .. cr 1 ,t .. ft fs 1 Steve Rathert Tom Burnham M 'ee'ee r 1 s.4' V g L... Q . -H . ld K f -:.,i,,w. .. 1 . ..,. ..j Nkbk M Everett Davis at s A as X 3' :Aish Q . Q -lit, JSF Larry Clark . Ns., as W The 1957-58 edition ofthe Blue lay Varsity compiled one of the finest records in recent ICHS history. The A team, coached by Charles Fitfe tor the seventh year, finished second in the Central Kansas League and handed the champion Manhat- tan Indians their only league loss. The A team finished the regular season with a league record of 10 wins and 2 losses. The' B team, under the guidance of Bill Hill, simply overpowered most oi their opponents. Their only loss came at the hands of Salina in an early season encounter after which the Bees won 12 consecutive victories finishing the season with a record ot 15 wins and one loss. Seven Seniors played their last season of Blue I ay basketball, tour of them starters. The opening tip-off usually found Charles Smith, lerry Smith, Steve Rathert, George Gardner and Junior loe Beverly on the floor. Senior Tom Burnham also started several games. Senior reserves who saw a lot of action included Larry Clark and Everett Davis. Charles Smith led all CKL scorers with an average ot 18 points per game and climaxed a line career by being named to the All-State squad. lerry Smith and I oe Beverly received honorable mention on the All- State team. All three boys were named to the All- CKL team. ln addition, Charles Smith and loe Beverly gained two of the tive positions on the North Central Kansas All-Star team. lerry Smith was ac- corded honorable mention on this selection. -104-- A X V , Q f f George Gardner Jerry smith The Blue lays offered a sharpshooting offensive attack with a high percentage of accuracy coupled with a stingy defense which proved to be the beat in the league. One of the brightest features of the year was the rebounding of the Jays. Although not a tall team, George Gardner at 6-3 being the tallest starter, Junction City consistently outhustled the opposition on the boards. loe Beverly, who finish- ed second in the league in rebounding, led the Blue lays with able support from George Gardner, Tom Burnham and Steve Rathert. Charles Smith and Ierry Smith proved to be two ball-hawking guards causing many a pass to go astray. The Junction City B team with their out- standing performance, gave promise of continued success for the blue-clad roundballers. The Junior lays displayed a well-balanced attack with emphasis on hustle. Seeing the most action for the Bees were Lenace Prudhomme, Gary Smith, Ron Hammond, Elbert King, Roy Breneman, and Steve Brown. All of these boys saw action with the A team from time to time, as well. 1957-58 was a great basketball year for Junction City and a fitting one as the Blue lays played their 29th final season of high school basketball in the present gym. The final record of 13 wins and 3 defeats is certainly one of which the school, the squad, and the coaches can be most proud. . f 3' Lonaco Prudhomme B Team-Top Row: Lenace Prudhomme, Gary Smith, Roy Breneman, John Cowart, Ronald Hammond, Doug Sodgg. strom, Mr. Hill. Bottom Row: Ronald Heck, Tom Fleming, George Gaston, Steve Brown, Elbert King. -IOS- The 9th grade squad consisted of 14 boys under the direction of Coach Rion. The squad's managers were Don Baker and TomOdle. The boys won third place in the Clay Center Invitational Tournament. They give indication of promising varsity players in the future. The 7th and 8th basketball squad practice every night after school in the girl's gym under the direction ofCoach Hopkins and Coach Stinson. They played four home games and four away. Every boy on the squad played one road game and one home game. Freshman Squad-Top Row: Mr. Rion, Lawrence it Walls, Timmy Stiffler, Dan Tatum, Mike Kelly, Gordon Kennedy, Steve Peak, Mike Champ, Man- 499!-Don Baker. Bottom Row: Joe Beck, Weldon CIUYI MBYIIHCI Enoch, Joe Bowman, Jimmie Schooler, Chuck Minor, Jimmy Boyett, Man- ager-Tom Odle. 7th Grade-Top Row: Francisco Catalo, Raymond Clark, Bill Doan, Rodger Tiesing, Iefi Jameson, Mike Sorrell Danny Penn, Peter Hohn, Mr. Stin- son. Bottom few: Edward Willis, Dennis West- over, Howell Johnson, lohn Lancaster, Roger Harold, Henryjohnson, Larry Hester. 8th Grade-Top Row: Val Wachtel, Andy Heyl, Ricky Butts, David Beavers, Clyde Phillips, Mr. Hopkins, Dean Hampton, Cater Peoples, Robert Marin, Bob Stamps, Willard Friedly. Bottom Row: Davie Zuck, Eddie Parker, Edmund Manuel, Steve Tatum, Tom Clark, Bill Hill, Gary Ervin, Robert Gaston, Lon Clark, Frenchy McQuil1er. -106- QHWQ ' rg .- , . . is .XTX -Xl, 1i::ii:'!: 1 5.9,-if is in , ff.,M,,,V -M ,f,-fr, TIBCIC-Top Row: Dennis Isis, Wayne Washington, John Cowart, Tom Jackson, Roy Breneman, George Gardner, Larry Clark, Craig Filby. Second Row: Cater Peo- ples, Eugene Ashford, Bennie Lawson, Joe Beverly, Gary Smith, Dennis Cross, Raymond Smith, J aro Dickey, Harry Jones, Jack Cameron. Third Row: Bill Schubert, James McQuiller, Cullen Davidson, Steve Tatum, Joe Beck, Herdie Estell. Fourth Row: David Sheaifer, Tom McCormick, Denis Brown, Ray Ellis, David Younkin, Richard Vincell, Virgil Washington, Tommy MacLaird, Steve McKenna, Bobby Kinnard. Fifth Row: Karl Muenzenmayer, ChuckManning, Bill Smith, Sidney Myers, Jerry Mathis, Orville McDonald, Steve Peak, John McQuil1er, Val Kaiser. Bottom Row: Coach Madelen, Jerry Smith, Charles Smith, Oren Cooper, Marvin Rodrlquez, Ken Crocker, Ronald Hammond, James Warden,Coach Emig, Coach Talley. ,Q ,-.L or .. ,. n ga 'K Q X ' A - 2 1, ,--, 222,11 ,-- 3 Q we as , .,, . if A , ,, .., k k. 2 Y N 1 I-UU Clafk Jim McQuiller Charles Smith George Gardner Jerry Mathis Joe Champ Bennie Lawggn Jerry Smith 1 5,5 im S d X. ff., ik, Q, -107- Tennis-Top Row: Tom Odlo, Jack Wyls, Gerald Ponton, Val Wachtel Alfred Muenzenmayer, Coach Hal- bower,Jim'l'aylor, Phil Walker Second Row: Lon Clark, Robert Gaston, George Gaston,J im Schooler, Chuck Minor, John Sweuinger, Mike Champ. Bottom Row: Allen Prudhomme, John York, Fred Perry, Bill Cun- ningham, Lenace Prudhomme, Jimmy Boyett, Steve Rathert. John York Lenace Prudhomme B111 Cunnmgham Fred peny Steve Rathert hmm7 Boydta 108- C1Olf-Top Row: Larry Ferris, Joe Bowman, Charles Killian, Leslie Bates, Mike Kelly, Tom Fleming. Bottom Row: Charles Ballard, Phil Walker, Doug Soderstrom, Ronald Street, David Walker. CIOSS COl1I1tIY-Top Row: David Younkin, Bill Schubert, Jay Jones, Tom McCormick, Oren Cooper. Bottom Row: Coach Warlord. ' s ,,. 3 , .1 , f 'W xg! x waifjfiizm ff -109- Coach Hill smiles with pride as he stands by his top two-man golf team, consisting of Bill Grammer and Ed Weidenbenner. CIOSS CO11I1'lZ1'Y-Top Row: Jack Poole, Jerry Hopper, Eldon Panting, George Lancaster, Tom Fleming. Bottom Row: Coach Warford. V A cf f'fE?5.?EEIzr?'C5!1I - it f 1 f 'K . .y :.,.1:5gi-me a s Y: - R Q J :QW is msg Q +s ..:.1. --N 2 dsl .Q ww wi: fe.Ey,,1 , A l r in Yr Y . A ,J f1..,g,-.-M . ,, my - . sag l ' l'5E5fQfififQ:,if' . W , -, , :.,gq..Wi.f4.,.. f... ,. . Alma Mater Just Beyond The Smokey River Where the valley of the Kansas Meets the eastern skies, Proudly, dear old lunction's banners On the breezes rise. CHORUS Hail to her and to her colors, White beside the blue, Hail to dear old I C H S Hail to Junction true. lust beyond the Smoky River In a busy town, Stands the high school of old Junction. Great is her renown. CHORUS Praise her knowledge and athletics, Those of Blue and White. While we swear that to maintain them, We will ever fight. CHORUS A Abrams, Diana 51 Acker, Jeannie 41, 73, 88 Adams, Beverly 56 Adams, Bill Adams, Brenda Adams, Tom Addis, Carole 36, 80, 88 Admonson, George Albin, Jim 50 Alexander, Patricia 56 Barbara 46 Carol 16 Mrs. LaVerne 13 Rena 51 Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, Richard 41 Allgor, Myron 56 Ammon, Ilona 56 Amutan,'Diwa 46, 83 Anders, Janice 46 Anderson, Donna 46 Jackie 41 Anderson, Anderson, Judy 41 Anderson, Leif 41 Anderson, Lucinda 46 Anderson, Maria 56 Anderson, Mary 16, 31, 32, 62, 66, 68, 70, 71, 73, 88, 89 Anderson, Robert Anderson, Ronnie 60 Anderson, Viola 16 Anderson, Wade 41 Armour, Suzanne 50, 71, 74, 83 Asher, Angela 51 Asher, J. W. 51 Ashford, Eugene 41, 107 Athey, Joel 51 Athey, Rod 36, 77 Atwood, Jacqueline 40 Auld, Jarrell 50 Austin, Carol 17 Averitte, Curtis 40 Avery, Jimmy 56, 102 B Bacchus, Ralph 56, 102 Bacon, Yvonne 56 Baden, Wilma 45 Bader, Christine 41 Baez, Ana Isabel 51 Baez, Carmen 56 Bailey, Barbara 46 Baker, Don 46, 75, 77, 101, 106 Baker, Kenneth 56 Baker, Paul 36, 76, 79, 101 Ballard, Charles 41, 109 Barr, Kathryn Ann 51, 74 Barr, Marilyn 41 Barr, Mr. Richard 11 Basgall, Annette 17, 31, 65, 66, 73, 80, 83, 88 Basgall, Marilyn 46, 74, 82 Bates, Leslie 46, 109 INDEX Bausch, Linda Lee 56 Beam, Robert 41 Beam, Ruth 56 Bean, Charles 46 Bean, Dennis 56, 102 Beavers, David 51, 102, 106 Beck, Dee 51 Beck, Joe 46, 71, 101 ,106, 107 Beers, Donald 56, 102 Belgrade, Anna 46, 77 Bell, Richard Bell, Miss Ruth 9, 77 Bellatti, Jeanette 36 Bender, Chuck 41 Berado, Mary Jean 56 Berry, Mike 56 Bersch, Wolfgang 51, 83, 102 Betz, Bill Beverly, Joe 36, 84, 98, 103 107 Bignall, Miss Marguerite 9, 31 Black, Elizabeth 56 Blanka, Myrna 41, 73, 80, 83, 89 Blazier, Marilyn 56 Boger, Charles 41 Boger, Eva 46 I Bond, Talton 17 Bone, Ronald 46, 75 Bowman, Joe 46, 75, 101, 106, 109 Boyer, Carolyn 51 Boyer, Shirley 56 Boyette, Bonnie Jean 56, 71, 74 Boyette, Jimmy 46, 71, 75, 87, 101, 106, 108 Bradeen, Ursula 56 Braden Sue 74 Bradon, Jimmie 51 Bradshaw, Connie 56 Bradshaw, Sharon 36 Brady, Donald 40 Bragg, Ronald 56 Brase, Sylvia 36, 73, 78, 80 81, 86, 88 Breadehoft, Ruth 51 Breneman, Janice 51, 74, 82 Breneman, Norma 17, 77, 89, 91 Breneman, Roy 36, 86, 101, 107 Brethour, Nancy 36, 73, 80 Briggs. John 36 Britt, Charles 36 Brock, Ralph 51, 102 Brodie, Paul 46 Brodie, Steve 36, 101 Brooks, George 51 Brooks, Claudine 39 Brott, Pat 46 Brott, Sheila 36, 73 Brown, Bob 39,70,88,89, 102 Brown, Mr. Clarence 10 Clifford 40 Cynthia 46 David 56, 76 Denis 17,32, 84,99 107 H.H. Mr. 6 Brown, Leann 56 Robert 51 Sharon 46, 74 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, 104, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Steve 36, 89, 100, 105 104, Brown, Susan 56, 74 Brumm, Elaine 17, 69, 77 Brunner, Mrs. Sue Carol 8, 74 Bryant, Gary 17, 89 Bryant, Jimmy 46, 75 Buckberg, Sharon 40 Buckner, Dennis 56 Budden, Bill 36 Bunch, Klaus 56 Bundy, Betsey 17,68,89 Bunker, Dr. L. P. 6 Burch, Jimmie 46 Burford, Sherry 41,73,83, 89 Burge, Yukari 51 Burnett, Judy 60 Burnham, Tom 18, 32, 65 66, 84, 99, 104 Bums, Bruce 56, 102 Burr, Betty 39 Burris, Carl 18, 76 Bumd, Billy 46 Butler, Lasca 51 Butts, Jeli 56, 75 Butts, Ricky 51, 75, 106 Byer, Pauline 40 C Caliboso, Caroline 41 Callahan, Pat 41, 73, 80, 83 88 Cameron, Jack 41, 101, 107 Cameron, Mary 51 Cammack, Linda 41, 88 Campbell, Thyria 51 Canty, Beverly 45 Cantz, Charles 51 Caraway, Betty 18 Cardona, Lannie 51, 102 Carlson, Noreen 41 Carlstead, Jerry 46 Carlton, Clarence 56 Carlton, Vivian 46, 79 Carpenter, Joan 56 Carpenter, Kerry 36 Carter, Jessica 56 Carter, Mrs. Mary Ruth 8 Caruso, Jean 46 Caruso, Paul 46, 101 Casey, Nola 46 Casey, Terry 51 Catalo, Francisco 57, 106 Catalo, Linda 56 Barbara 57, 74, 82 Dean 46 Champ, Champ. Champ, Dewaine 51 Joe 18, 76, 84, 89, Champ, 1 07 - -Ill- Champ, Mike 46, 77, 101, 106, 106 Champagne, Douglas 57 Chandler, Sandra 57 Chandler, Wayne 46 Chaney, Barbara 57 Chaney, Mrs. John 6 Chaney, Norman 18 Chard, Vicki 41 Chase, Barbara June 57 Chase, Robert 51, 102 Chaves, Leon 36 Cheney, Carolyn 36 Cheney, Linda 57 Childres, John 18,68 Childres, Mary 57 Childres, Phyllis 36, 88 Childress, Micky 45 Childress, Steve 51 Childs, Ruth 40, 51 Chinn, Mr. Lawrence 11 Christensen, Jimmie 57 Christensen, Perry 36 Christensen, Norma 36 Christensen, Norman 41, 79 Christy, Randall 41 Cima, Tierney 46 Clark, Curtis 40 Clark, Larry 16, 32, 65, 66, 84, 100, 104, 107 Clark, Lawrence 41, 100 Clark, Lon 51, 71, 75, 102, 106, 108 Clark, Minnie Sue 57 Clark, Penny 57, 71, 74 Clark, Raymond 57, 102, 106 Clark, Tom 51, 102, 106 Clary, Bob 51, 102 Clary, Carolyn 57 Clary, Weldon 46, 101, 106 Cleere, Claire 40 Cleveland, Barbara 42, 73 Clinton, Betty 46 Clynch, Mrs. Rosemarie 12, 87 Cockerham, Barbara 57 Coen, Bobbie 18, 31, 65, 66, 68, 73, 80, 88 Cohen, Tammie 57 Colbert, Gary 46 Collier, Betty 47 Collins, Mrs. Katherine 13, 78 Colwell, Donald 42 Cone, Richard S7 Cone, Sandra 47 Ccnnally, Karen 39 Cook, Viola June 57 Coop, Ronald 47 Cooper, Mrs. Gayle 13, 87 Cooper, Jerry 57 Cooper, Oren 42, 107, 109 Coover, Leslie 18, 73, 80, 86 88 Corcoran, Linda 42 Corey, Sandra Lee 51 Cornelius, Robert 60 Costello, Mrs. Claribel 8 Cott, Jeanette 19, 31, 32, 68, 73, 88, 89 Cotter, Carolyn 51 Cotter, Robert 47 Covert, Bianca 47 Cowan, Jeanne 52, 82 Cowart, John 42, 107 Cowen, Barbara 42, 73, 80, 83 Cowen, Trisha 57, 74 Cox, Gloria Jean 57 Cox, Sherry 47 Cox, Yvonne 52, 71, 74, 82 Cozart, Edward 45 Craig, Robbie 52 Crites, Carol 19, 69, 78 Crocker, Ken 47, 107 Cronin, Michael 52 Cross, Dennis 42, 101, 107 Crumble, Monroe 47 Cruse, Rosie 52 Cumbia, Tom 36 Cummings, Joyce 52 Cummins, Eddy 47 Cummins, Sharon 52, 71, 74 Cunningham, Bill 36, 71, 86, 108 Cunningham, Joe Cunningham, Susan 47 Currey, Ronald Curtis, Richard 19, 76 Cynova, Gale 47 Cyphers, Larry 52 D Dacus, Larry 19 Dailey, Mr. E. R. 11, 69, 75 Dalquest, Conrad 19, 76 Dalquest, Don 47 Dalquest, Ronald 47, 101 Dammers, Clifford 42 Dammers, Kim 52 Daniels, Nellie 39, 86 Danielson, Karen Kay 36, 73 Darby, Ed 47 Darnell, Charles 19 Darnell, Mary 42, 83 David, Frankie 42, 80 Davidson, Cullen 40, 107 Paul 40 Ruth 40 Davidson, Davidson, Davidson, Mrs. Vivian 14 Brice 57 Davis, Davis, Dorene 52 Davis, Everett 19, Florine 47 Glenda 57 104, 105 Davis, Davis, Day, Jane 52 Day, Janet 57, 74 Day, Karen 47 Day, Phyllis 42 de Coudres, Randie 40 Demuth, Jeanie 37, 73, 83 Dent, Dianna 40 Dent, Jerolyn 47, 77 Denton, Carolyn 52 DePew, Gary 19 Deppish, Larry 47, 75, 83, 87 Deragisch, Mary Sue 47 Deragisch, Richard 57 Dibben, David 20, 76 Dibben, Joyce 47, 79 Dickerson, Maurice 52 Dickey, Jaro 52, 107 Diehl, Kenlee 57, 102 Diepenbrock, Judy 47 Dietrich, Karen 42 Dillon, Pete 52 Doan, Bill 57, 102, 106 Dobbs, David 57 Dodd, Larry 37, 67 Donovan, Jim 52 Dorman, Barbara 52 Douglas, Albert 57 Dozier, Julie 60 Drake, David 47, 75, 101 Estlinbaum, Phyllis 57 Evans, Max 37 F Fain, Nellie 40 Fairchild, Delbert 57 Fairly, Sheila 36 Fansler, Richard Lee 57 Faulkner, Johnnie 42 Fechner, Mitchell 42, 76 Feese, Fegan, Ferris, Ferris, Miss Ethel 10, 73 Bobby 57, 83 Marilyn 40, 52 Larry 42, 109 Fiest, Edward 37 Fiest, Mr. Harry 14 Draper, Geraldine 20, 69, 70 Fiddler, Gary 42, 77 Draper, Shirley 47, 77, 83 Duncan, Marcia 45, 89 Dungey, Daryl 47, 87 Dungey, Merlyn 57 Dunlap, John 52 Duntz, Mrs, Iva Jean 9, 74 Durbon, John DuShane, Albert 42 Dye, Margery 52 Dye, Ted 42, 77 Dzuck, Carole 37 Dzuck, Donna 42 E Eagle, Charles 52 Ealy, Donald 52 Eastwood, Willard 42 Ecklund, Joseph 40 Eddy, Bob 52 Edler, Bill 52, 102 Edler,Robert 37, 86 Edminster, James 60 Edmonson, George 52 Edmonson, Jesus 47 Edney, Carol 37 Edney, Jacqueline 37 Edney, Lloyd 57 Marvin, 42, 76 Edwards, Edwards, Phillip 20, 76 Edwards, Ruth 52 Sandi 47 Edwards, Egbert, Duane 20 Ehrlich, Robert 40 Eisenman, Gary 20 Elliot, Edward 47 Ray 20, 84, 100, 107 Ellis, Ellis, Roy 20, 84, 99 Ellis, Ellis, Sandra 39 Sue 47 Ellis, Virginia 47 Elmore, Jack 37 Elmore, Mr. Steve 14 Emery, John 57 Emery, Zim 42 Emig, Mr. Dale 9, 99, 107 Enoch, Maynard 47, 75, 106 Erichsen, Ann 47, 74, 83, 87 Ervin, Gary 52, 102 106 Ervin, Linda 42,l70, 73, 77' 88 Estell, Herdie 45, 107 Estes, Billy 47 Estes, Bobby 60 Estlinbaum, Joyce 47, 79, 82 Estlinbaum, Judy 45, 79 Fiffe, Mr. Charles 9, 99 Filby, Craig 42, 107 Filby, Deanna 52, 71, 74, 82 Filipovich, Charlotte 57 Filippi, Bruce 57 Filippi, Leonard 47 Finfrock, Karen 57 Finley, Ron 47 Fish, Mary 42, 88 Fish, Paul 40 Fitzgerald, Leroy 52 Fleming, Tom 42, 109 Flynn, Barbara 52 Foster, Jerry 57 Fox, Carol 52 Franklin, Carol 42, 73, 83 Franklin, John 57 Franklin, Willie 42 Franz, Peter 39 Freeman, Gloria 52, 74 Frenkel, Peter 52 Friedly, Larry 21 Friedly, Willard 52, 106 Frost, Herb 47 Fultz, Shirley 37 Funk, John 57, 60 Funk, Kenneth 40 Funnell, Carol, 47, 74 Frye, Linda 57 Frye, Jerry 52 G Gabbard, Danny 42 Gabbert, Frances 52, 74, 82 Gagle, Miss Yvonne 11 Garcia, Maynard 37 Gardner, George 21, 64, 66, 98, 105, 107 Garrison, Mr. Arthur 11 Gaston, George 42, 70, 108 Gaston, Robert 52, 71, 75, 102, 106, 108 Gaston, Ronald Gates, Torn Gaunt, Sheila 47 Gauntt, Virgil 37 Gauthier, Fred 57 Gear Jim 42 Gee, Paul 37 George, John 57 Gersterberger, Gerald 52, 102 Gfeller, Janice 21 Gfeller, Merilyn 42, 73, 80, 83, 88 -112- 14- Gfeller, Ronald 37 Gibson, Jim 37 Gibson, Larry 52, 102 Giese, Martha 21, 31, 68, 80, 88, 89, 91 Gill, Sheila 47, 74 Givens, Carolyn 57, 74 Gooldy, Beth 52, 71, 74, 82 Goreham, Kenny 57, 102 Gormley, Edward 21 Goss, Judy 45 Goss, Kay 52, 71, 74, 82 Grammer, Bill 42, 69, 84, 89 109 Grammer, G. W.iDr.l- 6 Granger, Candace 52 Granger, Helen 47, 83 Green, Arthur Mae 40 Green, Huey 57 Gregory, James 57 Griffin, Jeanette 47 Griffin, Sharon 57 Griffin, Evelyn 42 Gross, Pat 57 Groyon, Diane 52, 74 Guise, Jerrid 21 Guise, Nadine 47 H Hagan, James 57, 75 Halbower, Mr. Donald 10 101, 108 Haley, Darrel 52 Hall, Junior 57 Hallford, Anice 31 Hallman, Carol 57 Hallman, Mr. J. Edgar 12 Halverson, Janet 60 Hamer, Beverly 57 Hamilton, Richard 42, 89 Hammond, Loretta 39 Hammond, Richard Hammond, Ronald 42, 84, 100, 107 Hampton, Dean 52, 71, 75 106 Hampton, Johnny 42 Hanert, Christa 40, 47 Hanhart, Rosmarie 22, 73 Hankins, Burdell 22 Hanneman, Donna 52 Hanson, Duane 52 Hardesty, Kay 52, 74 Harley, Preston 47, 71, 83 Carol 52 Harold, Harold, Dorothy 57 Harold, Harold, Harper, Harper, Roger 57, 106 Thomas 47 Ann 37, 73 Daniel Lee 57 Harper, Doug 52 Harper, Kay 45 Louie 47 Harper, Harris, Beulah 47 Harris, Donald, 37 Harris, Mrs. Maxine 11, 83 Harris, Sharon 47 Harrison, Harrison, Harrison, Harrison, Hartman, Barbara 58 Bob 42 llonka 58 Leonard 37 Betsey 42 Hartman, Carol 42 Hartman, Charles 39 Hartung, Dan 22 Hartung, Jerrie 47, 79 Hartung, Mariorie 37, 70, 73 Hartung, May Jean 58, 74, 82 Hartung, Sharon 42, 80 Harwood, Diana 52 Haslett, Mr. Walter 14 Haugen, Gene 42 Haugen, Marilyn 16 ,22, 31, 32, 62, 66, 68, 70, 80, 88, 89 Haun, Mrs. Ethel 12 Hawkins, Delores 47 Hayes, Terry 58 Heck, Ronnie 43, 101 Helt, Robert 47 Heit, Sharon Lee 58 Heidenreich, Claude 37 Helget, Jackie 47 Henderson, Jerrilynn 58 Henderson, Paula 52 Henson, Clyde 40 Henkiel, Cynthia 37, 78, 89 Henley, Danielle 60 Hern, John 47, 101 Hern, Michele 58, 74 Hern, Russell 22, 84, 98 Heskett, Betty 60 Heskett, Elaina 43 Hester, Larry 58, 106 Heyl, Andy 52, 71, 75, 102, 106 Heyl, Penny 43, 70, 73, 80 83, 96 Hicks, Danelma 52 Higgins, Patricia 48 Hightower, Kenny 48, 76, 101 Hill, Bill 52, 102, 106 Hill, Joann 22, 68, 73, 79 80 Hill, Lowell 52 Hill, Wayne 43 Hill, Mr. William 13, 99, 109 Hinkson, Kent 48, 83, 87 Hinkson, Wendell 22 Hinton, Reed 58 Hirsch, Cindy 52 Hirsch, Judy 43 Hobaugh, Florence 43 Hobaugh, Richard 53 Hoff, Gerald 37, 78 Holi, Robert 37, 68 Hohman, Bill 48 Hohman, Larry 53 Hohn, Peter 40, 102, 106 Holland, Homer 53 Honig, Cynthia 60 Hooper, Phyllis 58 Hoover, Carolyn 53 Hopkins, Robert 58 Hopkins, Mr. William 11, 102, 106 Hopper, Jerry 43, 88, 109 Hopper, Julie 48 Hordqes, Laszlo 58 Hornbaker, David 58 Hornbaker, Mr. Lee 6 Home, Danny 53 Hasler, Bemice, Mrs. 14 Howard, Melvin 37 Howe, Gayle 43 Hoyle, Holly 58, 74 Hoyle, Lynn 43, 88 Hudley, Cynthia 37 Hudley, Julia 31 Hudley, Sandra 48 Hudson, Nita 43 Hudspeth, Christie 43, 73, 83, 88 Huey, Peggy 53, 74, 82, 83 Huffman, Janice 43, 73, 80, 83 Hugo, Robert Ray 43 Humphrey, Charles 53 Hunter, Carol 60 Hurst, Aeron 58, 75 Hurst, Terry 43 Hutchings, Michael 48 Hutchison, Ted 37, 89 I Irwin, Gaylord 48 Irwin, Sandy 48, 87, 101 Irwin, Edward 43 Irvine, Kay 53 Isis, Dennis 48, 107 I Jackson, Charles 37 Jackson, Linda 22, 69, 73 Jackson, Lu Rae 48 Jackson, Sandra 53 Jackson, Tom 43, 83, 101, 107 Jackson, Winnie 48 Jackson, Norma 46 Jahnke, Carol 48, 74, 79, 83 Jahnke, Julia 23, 69, 73, 79, ' 91 Jameson, Cindy 48, 82 Faye 45 Jamison, Jameson, Johnny 48 Jameson, Jeff 58, 102, 106 Jean, Marjorie 48 Jean, Pat 37 Jean, Phyllis 45, 79 Jeffries, Mr. John 8, 68 Jennings, Stewart 43 Jeter, Jim 53 Jett, Joe 23, 78 Jett, Robert 43 Johnson, Bobby 53 Bob 43 Johnson, Johnson, Carolyn 43, 73, 80, 83 David 58, 102 Dean 53 Grace 58 Johnson, Jean 48 Johnson, Jeffery 23, 98 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Henry 58, 106 Johnston, Francis 58 Johnston, Lawrence 43 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Dennis 53 Harry 48, 101, 107 James 43 Jay 37, 79, 109 Johnny 23, 68 Mary 53 Pat 58 Paul 58 Paul 48 Shirley 58 Jordan, Terry 23 Junghans, Steve 48, 75, 83, 87, 101 K Kaiser, John 48 Kaiser, Val 37, 84, 99, 107 Kane, Mary Ellen 40 Kane, Harold 53, 75 Karch, Klaus 53 Karmann, Marshall 48 Karmann, Ste.ven 58, 102 Karns, Mr. H. D. 7 Kaulholz, James 53 Kausler, Alberteen 23 69 Keegan, Marian 43, 73, 80, 83, 89 Kelly, Doe Ann, 48 Kelly, Mike 48, 106, 109 Kelly, Tim 43 Kelley, Pat 53, 83 Kemph, Lloyd, 43 Kennard, Bobby 39 Kennedy, Gordon 48, 101, 106 Kensing, Willetta Sue 53, 74 Kern, John 37 Kessinger, Judy 43, 73, 77, 80, 89 Keys, Lottie 43 Keys, Mary 40, 48 Kidd, Kathleen 23 Kiddo, Patricia 48 Killian, Charles 48, 71, 75, 77, 83, 87, 109 Kilmer, Norman 43 King, Elbert 37, 88, 100 Kinnard, Bobby 107 Kirkpatrick, Barbara 48 Kirkpatrick, Gary 30, 39, 87, 89 Kirkpatrick, Hubert 43, 76 Kirkpatrick, Kathleen 23 Kirkpatrick, Mary 48, 71, 82, 83 Kirkpatrick, Sharon 53, 74, 82 Klotz, Dennis 48 Knisley, Ellen 58, 74 Knuth, Dennis 48 Koester, Charles 58 Johnson, Howon se, 102, 106 Koester, Richard 58 Stevan 43 Ronald 102 Russell 48 Sharon 58 Johnson, Susie 53 Johnston, Michael 53, 102 Johnston, Patricia 40 Johnson, Vicki 48, 83 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Korban, Martha 53, 74 Korda, Mary 40 Kortum, Paula 48 Koska, Sally 58 Koska, Sharon 39, 73, 78 Krogh, Cynthia 58 Kruger, Phillip 58 Kruger, Robert 24 -1l3- Kuhl, Kay 48, 71, 74, 82 Kurtze, Nancy 37, 80 L LaCroix, Tmdy 53 Lamer, Fay 48, 74, 82 Lancaster, George 43, 83, 109 Lancaster, John 58, 83, 102, 106 Landers, Richard 45 Lane, Evelyn Fay 58 Lane, Sherrall 53 Langvardt, Howard 53, 102 Larson, Marvin 53, 102 LaShelle, Jock 58, 75 Laster, Ruby 53 Lathom, Robert 53 Lawrence, Mike 37, 101 Lawson, Bennie 45, 101, 107 Lawson, Carol 53 Leadon, Doris 24 LeBeau, LaVera 45 Leber, Larry 37 Leeper, Danie 58 Lemons, Sandra 39 Leonard, Sue 43, 73, 83, 88 Lesher, Dick 58 Lett, Sherry 40 Lewis, Herman 40 Lewis, Linda 45 Like, Judith 40 Lilley, Richard 37 Lindsay, Madeline 48, 74 Livingston, Connie 48, 79 Loader, Carol 53 Logan,Glenda 43, 73, 88 Logan, Mrs. Joyce 13 Long, Sue 58 Longhofer, Rodger 43 Lopez, Julio 40 Lovelady, Ralph 37, 78 Lovelady, Nickie 43, 78 Luggs, Connie 48, 71, 74, 78, Lucas, Janet 60, 74 Lucas, Judy 48 Lugo, Carmen 58 Lugo, Lorenzo 58 Lundeen, Gary 24 Lundeen, Gaylord 48 LyBrand, Ronald 40 Lyles, Fred 37 Mc MacLaird, Tommy 48, 101 107 McClellan, Gary 24, 31 McConnaughey, David 53, 102 McConnaughey, Tommy 37 McConnell, Mr. D. A. 6 McCormick, Jim 53, 102 McCormick Tom 48, 76, 107, 109 McDiHett, Tom 48 McDonald, Cherry 53 McDonald, Gaylord 53 McDonald, Jackie 53 McDonald, Joyce 43, 71, 73, 83, 96 McDonald, Orville 24, 107 McDonald, Mr. R. E. 14 McDonald, Raeford 37 McDonald, William 37 McGill, Mike 48, 75 McGlothlin, Gary 44 McGuire, Ralph 58 Mcllhattan, Tommy 58 McKaig, Eugene 48 McKee, Sharon 37 McKenna, Steve 48, 107 McManamon, Earl Joe 44, 76 McMillen, Faye 44 McNeill, Doug 44 McNeill, Larry 37 McQuiller, French 53, 102, 106 McQuiller, James 84, 98, 104, 107 Mc Quiller ,John 48, 101, 107 McQuiller, Jurlene 58 McRae, Tom 53 McVicar, Linda 58 McWhorter, Carolyn 44, 83 McWhorter, Danny 38, 89 McWhorter, Robert 53 M Mackert, Roselind 37 Madelen, Mr. George 9, 99, 107 Maduros, Ernie 43 Malstead, Bill 43, 88 Mann, Donna 58 Mann, Jimmy 37, Manning, Chuck 43, 100, 107 Manuel, Edmund 53, 102, 106 Manuel, Mel 24 Marcy, Denise 48, Marcy, Mrs. Joyce Marcy, Sharon 43 Marin, Robert 53, 106 74 12, 73 Markin, Charyl 48, 74, 77, 83 Marston, Donald 37 Marston, Jim 43 Marston, Larry 37, 86, 101 Marston, Marvin 53 Marston, Sharon 53 Marth, Linda 58 Marte, Karen 24, 78 Massey, Cleo 43 Michael, Dennis 44 Michael, Pat 48, 87 Miles, Sherry 53 Miller, Bud 58 Miller, Don 38, 96 Miller, Francis 25, 84, 98 Miller, Gary 48, 76 Miler, Mr. Irwin 12 Miller, Kathleen 60 Miller, Michael 44 Miller, Virgil 44 Minnick, Joanne 25, 70, 73, Newman, Darrell 25, 32, 66, 70 Nichols, Jamye Sue 49 Nichols, Marianne 53 Nicholson, Uta 44 Nitsch, Carloyn 53 Nitsch, Robert 44 Noe, Darlene 54 Noman, Chuck 54 Noman, Kitty 54 Noman, Willie 54 Nutler, Phil Phillips, Clyde 54, 75, 102, 106 Phillips, Pat 49 Phillips, Tim 54 Pierce, Helmut 49 Pierson, Helen 44, 73, 83 Pickering, Barbara 26, 68, 78 Pickering, Bonnie 38, 78 Pitts, Alida 54 Pitts, Charles 49 Ponton, Carl 44, 76 Ponton, Gerald 38, 108 0 Ponton, Patty 49, 74 77183 Poole, Jack 44,109 Minor, Chuck 48, 77, 106,0dle, Brenda 25, 31, 62, porter, Ray 59 109 66, 88 Porter, sauy ss, 78 Minor, Jerry 38 Odle, Tom 49, 75, 77, 101, porter Tom 49 Mock, Gary 38, 99 106, 108 post, darole 38, 79 Mock, Terry 49 Moden, Lloyd 49 Odle, Willetta 44 O'Donnell, Sharon 49, 71, Potier, Dianne 59 Potier, Joe 49 Moffett, Sarah 44, 73, 83,88 74 Moler, Helen 49 Oldehoeft, Lowell 44, 83, 88 Monhollon, Gerald 58, 83, Oldehoeft, Martin 49, 71 price, Ian 38, 78 Olds, Jane 54, 74, 78, 82 price, jim 26 Montgomery, Barbara 44, 73, Oliver, Mrs. Pauline 9, 77, 83 pmbasco, Lenny 54 102 80, 88 Montgomery, Jan 25, 31, 64, 66, 73, 78, 80, 81, 88 Montijo, Ernesto 40 Moody, Larry 58 Moon, Mr.Clayon 10, 75 Moore, Dean 58 Moore, Gene 25, 68, 71 Moore, Jerry 49, 76 Mordan, Burt 58, 102 Moreland, N adene 44 Larry44, 76 Morgan, Morgan, Sandra 58 Morgan, Steven 49, 83 Punky 49 Morgan, Morris, Betty 53 Morris, Lanny 40 Morris, Robbie 59 Morse, Elvina 38, 86, 88 Moss, Judy 49 Moss, Paul 53 Moten, Peggie Jean 59 Moyer, Bill 49 Moyer, Bobby 59 Muenzenmayer, Alfred 44, 79, 108 Muenzenmayer, Karl 9, 38, 84, 89, 101, 107 Mathis: Jerry 241 651 661 84: Mu1lll1S, Douglas 107 Mathis, Ulbrick 40 Matthews, Bernadette Ann 58 Mathews, Christine 53 Maurer, Roger 58 May, Betty 53 May, Dennis 53 May, Mary 48 May, Ronald 53 Mead, Beverly 44 Mead, Chuck 48 Means, Harry 58 Mettlen, Dennis 40 Meyer, Dianne 58 Meyer, Leonard 25, 32, 71 Meyers, Martin 40 Meyer, Marlene 58 Murphy, Carolyn 44 Murphy, Vera 53 Myers, Sidney 25, 68, 107 N Neal, Beverly 38, 78, 83 Neale, Mr. Charles 13, 87, 89 Neidert, Beverly 39 Nelson, Ann 49 Nelson, Anita 38, 78 Nelson, Ida Mae 53 Nelson, Janice 44, 78 Nelson, Wendell 59 Nemith, Bill 49 Nemith, Wade 40 Nenstiel, Lou Jane 53, 71, 74, 82, 87 Olson, Edwin 54 Olson, Janice 44 Olson, John 59 O'Neill, Dorothy 40 Opliger, Nancy 40 Oppenlander, Bruce 44 Osbourn, Kathy 54 Osmun, Glenn 54 Otnes, John 59 P Page, Barbara 54, 74, 82 Pallman, Barbara 49 Pangrac, Mr. Perry 13 Paris, Billy 59 Parker, Eddie 54, 102, 106 Panting, Eldon 44, 109 Panting, Louis 44 Pascarelli, Sharon 59 Patrick, John 40 Patterson, Mrs. Agatha 10, 71 Patterson, Arlene 49 Patterson, N. W. 12 Payne, John 49, 87 Payne, Linda 54 Payne, Richard 44 Peak, Roberta 59 Peak, Steve 49, 101, 106, 107 Pray, Judy 49, 74, 77 Price, Gary 59 Prouty, Mr. Horace 13, 70 Prudhomme, Allen 38, 98, 108 Prudhomme, Lenace 38, 86, 100, 108 Prudhomme, Linette 49 73, Prudhomme, Pmdy 44, 83 Puett, Dean 59 Purvis, Janice 26 Q Queen, Hans Peter Quinn, Barbara 26 Quisenberry, Celia 54, 74 R Raffety, Christopher 49 Randall, Elinea 54 Rash, Jim 49 Rathert, Steve 68, 104, 108 Rathbun, Stephen 44,76 Ratts, Judy 44,73,89 Reid, Kelly 54, 102 Reid, Linda 26, 69 Reid, Richard 59 Repp, Karen 54,74,82 Reynoldson, Joy Ann 49 Rhoades, Joel 59 Richardson, Donna Irene 54 59 Pearson, Lois 54, 71, 74, 82 Ridenour, Tricky 44,78,89 Pearson, Ron 49 Pearson, Stanley 38 Pechin, Deanna 59 Pechin, Greg 49 Pechin, Sandy 38, 79 Pell, Ginny 54 Penn, Danny 59, 102, 106 Peoples, Cater 54, 106, 107 Perry, Fred 26, 32, 65, 66 84, 99, Pedersen, Cathy 49 Charles 26, 32, 69 Charles 49 Fredrick 59 Judy 38 Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Shirley 44 -114- Ridley, Judy 54,82 Riggs, Judith 59 Rion, Mr. George 9,101,106 Rion, Phyllis 44, 88 Ritter, Janette 26, 31, 65, 66, 68, 70, 73, 88 Rivera, Jose Rios 49 Roberson, Bill 54 Roberson, Lenord 40 108 Robertson, Carole 49 Robertson, Elizabeth Ann 59 Robinson, Betty 39 Robinson, Gary 54 Robinson, John 60 Robinson, Karen 59 Robinson, Marjorie 44 Rodriguez, Beatrice 49 394371 Ieeu 59. 71 Rodriguez' Larry, 59, 102 Seitz, Mike 38, 88, 89 Rodriguez, Manuel 59 Sellers, Kenneth 54 Rodriguez, Ma,-vin 44, 83, Sellers, Muri 38, 79 101, 107 S911611. MYER 27. 73 Stiffler, Jimmy 50, 106 Rodriguez, Vivien 27, 32, Seffseef. Emmu 49. 77. 82 Stiifler, Peggy as Stevens, Jerry 28 Stevens, Robert 59 Stevens, Sharolyn 28 Stevenson, Mary Jane 38 71, 77 Settgast, Fred 54, 76, 101 Stinson, Mr. Dale 10, 102, Rogers, Clarice 44 Sereeu. Bill .59 106 negeie, Phyllis 49 Serfeu.Mer1lvuu 27. 73. 88siiiiewerui, Dennis so, 75, Rene., Dixie 39, 73, 77, so Sevbeff. Ieequeliue 54 101 Roller, Shorty 49 ShaCk91f01'd. Alfa 49. 74. 17 Stoll, Patrick 40 Reeeee, Jerry 27, 71, 77 Sheekelferd. Dennis 38. 101 sieue, Larry 55 Rose, Peggy 49 Shand! Jehu 49 Stewart, Wynetta 60 Reee, Sheila 38, 73, 78, so, Sheudv. Sueeu 54 siieiii, Jehe sa 89 Sheue. Themes 59 seein, Patsy ss, 74 Ross, Dorothy 38 shane. Warren 44. 76 Strand, Jon 45 Rothfuss, Darrell 49 511955931 Devid 27. 100. 107 Strauss, Cecelia 38,73,79,80 Rothfuss, Richard 54 sheuhaas. MTS- Opal 8 Strauss, David 50 neihweue., 44, 78, 89 Sherredeu. I-errv 59. 102 sneer, Reneia 109 neuiweiiei, Peule 59, 74, sz Sherredeu. Ronald 38 siuen, Pei so, 71, ss Rouse, Mary 40 Rowley, Sue 44, 78 Rush, Evelyn 44 Russell, Geri 49, 74 Russell, Mrs. Vera 8 Rydolph, Selma 54 S Sackett, Sue 54 Sadler, Inez 40 St. Claire, Pam 45 Sala, Charles 40 Sala, Franklin 40 Sammet, Marianne 40 Sammett, Nancy 40 Sampson, Phil 38, 88 Samulevich, Heidi 49 Sanders, Earl 49 Sanders, Evelyn 44 Sherwin, George 55 Shirey, Wanza 49 Stugest, Freddie 50 Suiter, Betty 38, 77 Shirley, Patricia 59 sulkl Roy 50 Sickmann, Mrs. Jean 12 Sullivan, Dorothy 59 Sidfrid, Arthur 55 Sielaff, Mrs. Lois 12 Simpson, Jimmie 50 Singer. Mrs. Sandra 8 Slaughter, Peggy 50 Slyker, Hedy 40 Small, Francis 50, 101 Smiley, Lucinda 44, 83 Smith, Ardette 55 Sutter, Walter 38, 76, 101 Suarty, Mary Anne Swartz, Johnny 50, 101 Swearinger, Johnny 50, 71, 101, 108 Swenson, J ack 45 T Talkington, Jim 55 Smith, Bill 28, 89, 100, 107 Talkington, Sharlene 59 Smith, Carolyn 50 Smith, Charles 84, 99, 103 107 Smith, Mr. Donald 9 Smith, Foster 59 Sanders, Francis 49, 77 Smith. GHIY 44. 94. 99. 101. Sanders, Nancy 59 107 Santiago, Ada 59 Smith, Jackie 44, 81, 89 Sawyer, Loretta 54, 82 Smith. IGIYY 27. 98. 100. Schafer, JoAnne 49 105. 107 Scherlacker, Emil 49, 75, 7ES1111fl1. 101111 A- 55 101 Smith, John Robert 55 Schicktanz, Judy 44, 73, 8031111111 Pdf 59 83, 89 Smith, Ray 50, 101, 107 Schiller, Mr. Clarke 11 Smith, Shirley 50 Schmedemann, Bonnie 38, Smith. SY1V1a 55. 74 70, 73, 80 Smith, Virginia 55 Schmedemann, Judi 27, 63 S11Yde1'.ll1dY 50 66, 73, 80, 81, 88, 89 Soderstrom, Doug 38, 84, Schmedemann, Lorna 49 101, 109 Schmutz, Miss Donna 7, 1IS0liV611. E11ClideS 55 Schoenbeck, Jimmy 54 Somerville, Gloria 39 Scholtz, Norbert 59 SOPGI, Stanley 55 Schooler, Jimmie 49, 75 501991. TODY 28 106, 108 Sorrell, Mike 59, 102, 106 Schrader, Phyllis 59, 74 590110611 Linda 44, 89 Schroeder, Bernard 59 Spottswood, Michael 50 Schubert, Bill 27, 31, 32, Spladlin. Le-Roy 45 107, 109 Stafford, Mike 59, 83 Schultz, Connie 49, 74, 82 Stafford, Pat 50 Schultz, Judy 49 Stafford, Robert 60 Schultz, Renate 44 Stahl, Beth 28, 69, 73, 77 Scothom, Miss Mary Louise Sfa111PS. Bob 55, 102, 106 8 Standeter, Miss Doris 6 Scott, Bob 38 Starkey, Peter 50 Scott, Vella 38, 77, 79 Sierr. Eunice 50 Searcy, Jerry 49, 77 St. Clair. P6111 45 Seay, Louise 44, 83, 89 Steiniort, Frances 45, 70, 73 Talley, Mr. Boyd 10, 70, 99, 107 Talley, Clayton 50 Talley, Dennis 39, 70, 86, 88, 89 Talley, Rodger 55 Tatum, Dan 50, 101, 106 Tatum, Steven 55, 71, 102, 106, 107 Taulbee, Paul 59 Taunton, Susan 59 Taylor, Barbara 50 Taylor, Jimmy 28, 108 Taylor, John 59 Taylor, Judy 28, 79, 88 Taylor, Karen 59 Taylor, Richard 50 Taylor, Ruth 55 Taylor, Therisa 55 Teply, Mr. Don 10, 71 Terry, Stanley 45 Tessendorf, Mr. Chester 14 Theye, Jackie 50 Thierer, Barry 45, 83 Thomas, Ardell 55 Thomas, Bert 50 Thomas, Gayle 55 Thomas, Joan 40, 74 Thompson, James 55 Tiers, Vicky 28, 31, 68, 73, 96 Tiesing, Rodger, 59, 102, 106 Todd, Richard 55 Tollefson, Pat 45, 83, 89 Toomey, Reece 40 Toomey Wesley 40 Torgeson, Miss Helen 12, 69 Torgenson, Raymond 55 Touchstone, Donna 59, 74 Townsend, Miss Sharon 9, 86 Travers, Clavin 60 Tressin, Deanna 16, 69, 70, 73, 91 Tressin, Dennis 45 Trube, Bmnhilde 40 Trower, Larry 40 Turnbull, Ruth 59, 74 Turner, Patricia 39 U Underwood, Jerry 59 Underwood, Lynn 59, 102 Upshaw, Gary 60 Upshaw, Jeanne 50 Upshaw, Thomas 45, 76 Usher, Carolyn 40 V Van, Susan 55 Vance, Dennis 29, 88 Vanga, Elba 60 Vanga, Pedro 45 Van Why, Richard 50 Vetch, Jim 29, 71, 77 Viehl, Dieter 39, 76 Viehl, Elke 50 Vincell, John 50 Vincell, Richard 39, 107 Vinson, Eurene 39, 79 Vinson, Sandra 60 Vollan, Carolyn 45 Vormehr, Vicki 16, 31, 62, 66, 70, 73, 80, 81, 88, 89 W Wachtel, Val 55, 75, 102, 106, 108 Waddell, Pat 45, 73, '17, 96 Waddle, Jane 55, 82 Waite, Karolyn 45, 73, 77 Walker, Bob 59 Walker, Carolyn 59 Walker, David 39, 84 88, 98, 101, 109 Walker, Janis 50 Walker, Lynda 59 Walker, Murrey 45 Walker, Phil 29, 84, 100 Walker, Phil 50, 108, 109 Walker, Ron 29, 32, 69 Walker, Ruth Anne 45, 88 Walker, Susan 55, 74, 82, 83 Walls, Ann 55 Walls, Lawrence 50, 101, 106 Walton, Maxine 59 Ward, Gloria 60 Ward, Larry 60 Ward, Loran 45 Ward, Walter 60 Warden, James 29, 107 Warden, Louis 50 Ware, David 39, 89 Ware, Susan 45 Watford, Danny 60, 102 Warford, Mr. Lauren 12, 109 Warner, George 45, 77 Washburn, Jerry 45 4 Y' Washington, Virqil 50, 107 Washington, Wayne 29, 107 Watson, Linda 55, 74, 82 Weakley, Mark 55 Weathers, Jim 60 Weaver, Don 55 Weaver, Jerri 45, 73, 78, 83 Weber, Dick 39, 86 Weber, Janice 45 Weeks, Joyce 60 Weidenbenner, Barbara 39, 78 Weibenbenner, Ed 45, 69, 77, 84, 109 Wells, Nancy 50 Welton, Evelyn 60 Westover, Carol 45 Westover, Dennis 60, 75, 102, 106 Westover, Gary 45 Whisenant, David 55 Whisenant, Louise 45 Whisenant, Ruby 39 White, Billy 60 White, Gary 60, 102 White, Larry 50, 101 White, Mary 60, 74 Whitley, David 29 Whitley, Paul 55 Whitley, Sandra 50 Whorton, Bill 39 Whorton, Franklin 55, 102 Whorton, Virginia 60 Wiblitzhouser, Kay Ann 55, 74, 87 Wilburn, Marjorie 39, 80 Wilburn, Melvin 50 Wilburn, Ruth 55 Wiley, Miss Ruth 7, 13 Willard, Peggy 50 Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams Williams: Williams, Williams, Bob 50 Daisy 50 Dean 29 Donald 55 Harlee 39 Joan 50 Joyce 60 Julie 55 Leona 50 Nancy 55 Sidney 50 Veronica 50 Williamson, Mary 45 Williamson, Peggy 50 Willis, Edward 40, 106 Wilson, Shirley 30, 31, 68, 73, 79 Wilson, Terry 60, 102 Winslow, Gary 50 Winters, Karlene 45 Wisby, Larry 50 Wood, Dennis 39 Woodard, Wilma 60 Woods, Becky 39, 89 Woodward, Judy 60 Wunder, Marcine 50 Wysong, Margueritte 39, 73, 77, 79, 80, 86, 89 Wysl, Jack 50, 75, 101, 108 Wyss, Sondra 60, 74 Y Yapit, Caridad 45 Yapit, Corazon 30 York, John 30, 31, 79, 108 York, Karen 50 71, 74, 78, 82 York, Marla 60, 74, 83 York, Sharolyn 39, 73 York, Stephany 55, 74 Yost, Venita 55 Younkin, David 30, 32, 84, 107, 109 Yutuc, Cynthia 60 Yutuc, Laine 45, 77 Z Zak, Sharon 40 Zayas, Angel 50 Zemickow, Doris 30, 32, 65, 66, 89 Zemickow, Henrietta 45, 73, 83 Ziegler, John 50 Zuck, Davie 55, 106 Zumbnmn, Terry 45, 76 Zumwalt, Sammy Lou 39, 70, 73 -1 16- s aa w S- 1 M 35341 X bm , X, WX. .X,..w, Y' M, .WK MNA. ,. 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