Kiowa High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Kiowa, KS)

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JR HI BASKETBALL Top Row Donald Beeson, Gerry Beason, Bobby Williams, Ronald Holmes Second Row Arliss Burns, Darryl Knorp, Elywn Schrock, Jim Reed, Bottom Row Dick Griffith, Wayne Roy, Clyde Bagan, Harry Circle TENNIS Top Row Dave Lovette, Jack Alberding Bottom Row Sam Ishmael, Nor an Strasbaugh, Stan Lee Edwards, Walter Blake, coach 21 Paul Frazer, Coach. A

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TRACK TOP ROW Tommy Biehler, Willis Nigh, Jack Alberding, Gene Troyer Second Row Dean Garman, Rodney Ellison, John Humphrey Bottom Row Norman Strasbaugh Dwi ht B Bill S Huffman, coach , 8 ergren' chrock' Lee The Kiowa track squad attended nine meets this year, placing high in every one of them The medley relay team consisting of Rodney Ellison, Richard Yochum, Karl Shklar and Willis Nigh laced in Richard Yochum, Bill Schro k, Rodney Ellison, and Tommy Biehler placed in most of the meets Gene Troyer, K1owa's weight man, placed consistently Dwight Bergren, K1owa's quarter man, also placed in most of the meets Richard Yocnum, Kiowa's dash man, won every ra e he entered with the exception of one In the Hutch inson Regional Meet Kiowa won second place Kiowa qualified six men for the state meet, which is a relatively high number for e school of this size The six men were Dwight Bergren, Rodney Ellison, Karl Shklar,W1llis Nigh, Gene Troyer, and Richard Yochum 20 every meet they attended. The half-mile relay team consfsting of

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Y-TEENS Top Row Lois Molz, secretary, Bessie Helmley, treasurer, Evalyn Ann Ikerd, music chairman, Doris Miller, worship chairman, Barbara Ptacek, social service chairman Second Row Peggy Circle, social chairman, Miss Pauline Higgin botham, Miss Lucy Mae Yarnell, Miss Elda Duerksen, Miss Louise Moore, and Mrs Mary Elizabeth Nickell, sponsors Bottom Row: Betty Liggenstoffer, president, Bonny Williams, student council representative, Elenor Hagan, vice president, Joyce Wright, program chairman, Etta Mae Conrad, finance chairman, Helen May Ishmael, membership chairman, Fayetta Circle, publicity The forty eight members of the Y Teen Club, which is the high school branch of Y W C A , met each Monday during the school year and also participated in many joint services with the Blue Tri angle and Y W C A , including the recognition and installation services, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs, observance of both the World Week of Prayer in November and the World Day of Prayer, February 21, and the Mother Daughter Banquet, which was given by the Y U C A Other events sponsored by the club were Heart Sister Week, Christmas caroling, and W P A Week Betty Liggenstoffer, Helen Ishmael, Doris Miller, and Peggy Circle attended summer conference at Camp Sedan, Kansas, and Joyce Wright, Hester Hankey, Elda Duerksen, and Lucy Mae Yarnell attend ing the winter conference at Attica Since the Y Teen Club is a Christian organization each meet ing was opened with a worship service. This year we especially emphasized world fellowship 22 l I I 0 C : - - 0 L O I chairman. I I O 0 O O O O O O O I 9 I C I l I I