Larned High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Larned, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1971 volume:

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But for her steadfastness and courage in outlasting the tumul- tous journalism class of 1971, we dedicate this, the greatest annual in LHS history, to Mrs. Betty M. Lee. Mrs. Lee takes time out of her busy schedule to play a game of hide and seek with the Journalism class. 3 . , 'g fetlfffw, - 1 -vw -f sf , 1 ,. i .V ,.,,,.. -.N ' ws,- . af: ,- - we if , , . r, ..,,,. 1' arf N ,axzrwzac-' M' -, , . .., ,,,. , A . 1 ff Q 'V 1 ,ie 'ir 3 Q X I 'W' 7 Ni2 i6Vf,i,rQi.a QQZWE5. . - Ir' ' ' 'fi-He:-s3'Yj,+-TiYZ Ef ...gy.3s,..,.v, ,,g r-'Q ,, i f. -RN -:,qy::,:,,15,45,g:1a5ng-f, -aw, V 213 12155-.' - .-.52-av'-ws s . mir--ra.,-1, n, 1:--:gp Z -11 new M f 21 1 . , 1, if ms, 'rf avr fa, 5 kgs' 'af H. f ff' W i his 2.313 9 -W N 83 1 4 ' ex xg. is get T st, ., 4 , Q, ., , 1- if-iffy . 1 '- 1 JSM K,,iFg,,- 'Ks W. K ' 11,335 9 'Q-av Q if 'Q L -9' al 3 1 1 K L, ,V g- s A 1 3 1? L ,.,:L A . , You can forgive, if 1 1 You can regret, ,i r W But you can never, never forget. J' ' 1 5 ---The Band f , A, , REMINISCIN it tai? 'fm' fi if When the class of '71 first walked through the Q doors of L. H. S. , not only did everyone see us, but N 'w-. they also felt the presence of an emerging quality of ' A leadership. 'K d Because of the way we yelled our class yell, every- X. ,V one could tell that we were just sophomores, but we 5 were proud ones at that. We chose Yust, Fleske, and George as our leaders with Grushnys as class cheer- leader. This was our first chance to show our talents in an all school musical, My Fair Lady. Yes, it was a good year to remember. Then all of a sudden, we were glorious juniors. More and more responsibilities became our own. Yust, Snyder, and Meyers were now our leaders and Fleske, our class cheerleader, helped us out-yell everyone else. We put on an outstanding Ir. Class play, You Can't Take It With You. The musical that year was H. M. S. Pinafore. We worked long hard hours to put on the prom of the century, Land of the Rising Sun. Would anyone like to buy fire extinguishers guaranteed for one full year? After what seemed like endless months, we became SENlORS at last. We elected Snyder, Yust, and Stone to lead us. George took position as class cheer- leader. Our last musical, Bye-Bye Birdie, was a smashing success. We painted the hill and stamped it permanently with our number 71. Those wonderful months of football, basketball, and wrestling were made complete with the crowning of our Football Homecoming Queen, Marsha Kay, our Winter Sports Homecoming Queen, Marsha jo, and the clinching of our 1st place title in the St. John Tournament. Lonnie and Cristi reigned as Chieftain King and Queen. Senior keys and announcements were chosen. As graduation neared, the realization that we had at last reached that final point of no return brought tears of sadness amid shouts of joy. Our high school years were truly unforgettable and in future years we shall look back and remember those glorious as well as sad moments we spent together, we THE CLASS OF 1971 ', o Q' 7 Q a , O ' 0 I ' - 0' ' ' 0 O . Q e C C . o I O 0 0 Q O O . 0 . s , o , . . U C I , O 9 . Q n 5' O 0 o-0 0 O ' ' v 0 0 I O . . 0 0 , O - I 0 . . 0 , . I 0 ' 0 . . 0 . ' C Q . . .0 .0 , QQ DQ . l .. O D - 0 I 9 Q V . .quo ' o ' u . . Q Q ' ' 0 O Q 1 5 I O , ww M si Q-' .gf ,mx MJ! C644 0' l LM! fxjfifx ,Mafcfwief 7 , Jw AJ f I fL0 '2 f Q-X Www - figeag, QA., ,fc ffifriitiiiint of Schools Lucille Mundwiler Opal Smith Audrey Prescott The U. S.D, 5495 superintendent's office is district of Larned. Mr. Tu1'ner's old office is pr now located downtown in the business esently being used for a new addition to the high school, the special education program. 6 , '4 William Curtis Principal of Larned High School x' N ' W4-95 L V, ' A ' 5 6 .Q W L1 D Vi Mr. Doyle Foster Principal Larned junior High School Mrs. jane Cline rr h ll: --Qiff ' v L i U, S. D, A4495 SCHOOL BOARD Glee Smith, Bob Pivonka, Everett Avery, joan Reep, Lauel Dirks, Harold Erway, Ned Brown, Arlis Atteberry, Ed Fleske, Bill Gross. High School Secretary Mrs. Margaret Deckert junior High Secretary Business Manager Ray Morrison LHS FACULTY MRS. LEE MRS. MECKFESSEI. MISS PETTUOHN MISS BALZER Englishg English Spanishg Germany journalism English English MR. GATI-IMAN MR. FISCHER MR. GAEDE MR. McCONNAUGI-II-IAY Forensics 3 Mathg Physics 5 Special Education Speechg Geologyg Ch6miS'C1'Y Communications Coach N MR- GEIER MR. SNEED MR. BURKES MR. WEBSTER Counselorg Commerceg I-Iistoryg Math, P, E, 5 Coach Asst. Coach Asst, Coach Coach 8 MR. SKELTON Welding 3 Autog Asst. Coach MR. ARMSTRONG Libraryg Coach sf x MISS TOT TEN Home Economics 'D 'if' MR. SNELL MR. MCDONNEL NIR. SCHAUNER Band Chorus GoVernment5 Sociology 1,3 'V ww i f L MR. SCI-IWARTZKOPF MR. WILSON MR. SHOOK Distributive Biologyg Industrial Arts Education Psychology G ag.- ' , ' N 1 Z 'X' Cx MISS WALLACE MRS. DOUGLAS MRS. HOWELL Shorthandg P. E, : Art Typing G. A. A. 9 Once upon a time on a cold, Windy winter day in the life of Mr. Schauner he entered upon his government classroom only to find the Senior class of 71 absent. Mr. Burkes, hearing the sobbing from across the hall, rushed to aid Schauner and Totten. The three stood in mournful silence. Intensive research was begun as the great minds of LHS groped for clues as to the whereabouts of the Class of 71. Eb THE CASE OF THE In frantic dismay the troubled Schauner rushed to break his perplexing discovery to Miss Totten. Miss Totten appeared near tears as Schauner delivered his bad tidings. Soon the news of the missing Seniors had spread throughout the school, The Big Three met in an emer- gency meeting to discuss the situation. Mr. Fischer put his vast mind in Search of the solu- tion. Yet still nothing occurred. MISSI G E IOR Meanwhile, Mr. Gaede went to great lengths to ex- plain that he didn't know what happened to the Seniors either. With the crises now resolved harmony was once again returned to Larned High School. . . Meanwhile, an overjoyed Mr. Schauner did some cel- ebrating on his own. 11 just as things were appearing the darkest Mr. Gathman was heard to exclaim I've got it! Mr. Gathman had solved the case of the missing Seniors! . . .And happiness once again roamed the halls of LHS. And so ends the Case of the Missing Seniors. And where had the Seniors been on that cold and windy winter day? just turn the page and find out. E 1 LONNIE SNYDER WAYNE YUST President Vice-President DEBBIE STONE JOHNNY GEORGE Sec. --Treas. Class Cheerleader 13 CHERYL BARNES MIKE BAUER LANA BEACHEL SUSAN BOWMAN HEATHER BOYD BEVERLY BRACKBILL 59391 W isfw - ' 'E My K fag - ,H 5, . , ,,.', T E ENB E W 'A Q .,, -, A A 1. 5wg. ,,:yi.,gg . H 1 L ' , , MIKE AC KERMAN JOHN ALBERT TAMMI BAMBERGER I KEITH BENNETT MARLENE BENNETT RICK BEST V, f AI . ww' GORDON BULLER KENNY BURGER LINDA CAPLINGER --r'-H.. . 4' Kqptvw' ELAINE CLINE BETTY CRAM LYNETTE DECKERT Adi ANGELA BRADLEY RICHARD BRIDGES JON BUCKMAN CRISTI CHANCE DAVID CLAPI-LAM NORMA CLARK DEBBIE EILERS KALE ERWAY KEYNA FELL TANYA DEVINE DAVID DILORETO DIANE DIRKS BETSY FLESKE MARSHA FOX KENT FRICK MARGARET FINGER ALFRED FLESKE DAVID FLESKE '-wr' ff' H w -v,, ti? MN 45 S. RON GORE ARLENE GRAVER GAY GREGORY DAVID HAMMEKE SANDI HAMMOND JANICE HAMPTON Y' a v fi-A 'Swv LINDA FROETSCHNER STAN FROETSCHNER CHRIS GILKISON STEVE GROSS TOM GRUSI-INYS JANET GUGINS ED HESHER JANE HEWSON NANCY HOGAN MARK I-IOUSER JERRY JOHNSON MARLYN JOHNSON Jo ANN HANDLEY JON I-IANSON RosE HART JUANITA HOLLISTER RAMONA HONOMICH1, BILL HORNER .' 9: W' : 235' Q 5 fi .Q-X X-my lr 5 We CLARA KIRBY KENT KIRKWOOD STEVE KIRKW OOD STEVEN L. LEWIS STEVEN W. LEWIS STEVE LONG f'xa 5'g E Wk 'CLD' X MARY ANN JOHNSON MARY JONES JAMES KAEBERLE E ...ff '--A...,..a NN' PENNY KLOTZ KENNETH LEDFORD BRENDA LESLIE .1 A4 Y. MIKQE MAUNEY MARY JANE MEYERS JOE PATTERSON 3 .M A--: mf- , ...MN Q A ww DEAN MCCRARY MOLLY MANNING DLANE MARTIN ws i..Li11.,x ,f-- MMM L'-'- ' A , , Q,zf?mz1,4 S ..T, A .gy ww-r ,253 CONNIE PENKA L' A :f - 5333513 Q DERBY PHINNEY . V . .. JAMES POLZIN Y. ! ' ' 1 5.5, V Q' Hi A . F 1... ,x,,5.X4 X., in 5.4 Q . . , . 9 1 'V F A f -wav' :ff xl I 9 , 2' 4 , is My ' ' '12 V 2 ,ffiiifffy- yi ' EJ44-'fsfii.'f,ifI - F ' gdmzsw x 5 , m f ,KW , wg -. ma- We i , .Q WAYNE PRATT KATHY RACETTE . BRUCE RAI-IE .,., 351 20 DON ROBINSON LIBBY REUHLEN GARY SCI-INECK +54 -gu...... MONICA SIMMONS COLEEN SKELTON JAY SKELTON xi. PAM RANKIN JACKIE REED KATHY REUKAUF SCOTT SELTMAN 'Mo-'w Z'..'.'27 ANNE SHACKELFORD RONALD SHELTON ww Nm' - GAYLA SMITHSON DEBBIE SPREIER MARCIA STARK MIKE TAYLOR CHARLES TOMLINSON ALBERT TRUJILLO ROGER SLAGLE JO ANN SMITH SUSAN SMITH LEE ANNE STUECKEMANN ELAINE STUMP GLENN TAMMEN BECKY YEAGER MARSHA YOUNG DEAN ZOOK xf q--Nr., JUDY WILSON DELORES WREN IDA LEA YEAGER M 'c CLASS OF 372 :LlX X 3 I i un r S ,-K A Q rib M19 Xi CLASS OFFICERS: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ David Urban, Presidentg Norma Olson, Vice-Presidentg Kathy Loughrige, Secretary Treasurerg Lany Kirchgassner, Cheerleader. V I ? A A ,. ,L 4,,,, if b M . y - Kaye Aggson AL.,,e r A .. W 'wW':' 5 A , rj Clayton Akers .V R D Y W G W Arnold Alexander 3, ,Y ty' E XAVA f fn Q Debbie Almquist Qi , . 1 - -QI' 4 ': I AV bzuli ' V J 1 , ' Mike Anderson 1 - ii 'WH ' ' ' i-r 5 ' H - 4 ,ge -, 1 , Q .K - M .L Kim Barnes ll li 5 i M A 7 V ' Susan Bauer K X y Kathy Beckwith Kim Beckwith Q Roger Bell jerry Beltz 4 Joanne Bennett X X x Becky Blackwell Donna Bowman Merilyn Bowman H if Sam Boyd M Steve Brenner V Brent Bunting Benny Burger V K V Innes Burns 3? 'A Don Byerly 1 Q iq' ik. , Sandy Clark fl 2' ? ' Mike Constant 4 A A W' , ' John Corbitt k,,,, , H 25 QW we J .M .Jr W 2 2 W' 4, ar Janet D ellinger Cindy Dipman Judy Dirks Harold Dryden Frank Elmore Tom Fisher M If 1 0 ,ir Jon Frizell Diane Froetschner Rose Froetschner David Fyler Marty Gasser Kathy Geier .ff Susan Hammeke Randy Hammond Lynn Hanson Elaine Harms Don Harper Carlton Harris Tom Hesher Trudy Honomichl Bill Houf Larry Hullet Bud Johnson Mark johnson H6 Mike Coulson Bob Crawford Pat Daniels Randy Davis Greg Dawson sf K My ., Q H : E iw . , - rw zlikidn.. .WV ' .W , ia 'him' 1' Q - B Dian DeCoudres ig use an r E' fa Q w f Q. .49 W ,X L K ' 'W ia ...A Q , , ev!- Bill Fleske jean Fort Larry Fox Debbie Fraser Brad Frazier Kim Frick jack Gore Tim Gross Tom Grubbs Karen Gugins Dennis Hagerman Joe Hammeke Vicki Hawk Barb ara Hayden Brad Haynes Eddie Haynie Steven Hazlett Bob Henry Becky Keast Larry Kirchgassner Carol Klepper Scott Kolb Janie Krehbiel Craig Lewis 26 Carla Mauney Linda Maxwell Cindy Minnis Carol Moore Tony Moore Richard Morton my , 8 2 f 4 Randy Lewis Kathy Loughrige Bob McFadden Jeanette McKerlie Ralph Martin Cheryl Mausolf Carol N au ert 03 . Mindy Reese Betsy Riuman Kelly Robbins Mike Schartz Susan Schartz Lisa Schaulis Lenard Smith Cathy Sprier David Strain Laura Stueckemann Dee Tiday Chuck Twitchell Danny Zecha Mark Zook R Pam Nulf Clifford Olson Norma Olson Debby Peterson Charles Pipes EF l i' 3 'lf 1 X s N 911 I' 4? ks W' J john Schmidt Louise Schreiner David Shoemaker Peggy Simmons Joyce Smith Kathy Smith A-,SE David Urban Richard Vonlreldt Kathie Vratil Sue Vratil Bob Wilhite George Yost be if ,L mb. -...., K f-A ,M CLASS OF 73 f21::f.s!:!'5-55' Ll 1 1 , 1 55 II E T T i swift. Danny Shoemaker - Cheerleader, Mark Seeman - President, Jean Colglazer - Vice-President, Sherri Deighton - Secretary - Treasurer. A 1 1 fi' 1 ,-5 ? 1 I F 1 Ei Ek: I fir. X X L Q Duane Albert Steve Apley Charlotte Ashton Gary Basom Lynda Bauer Adrian Beachel 1. x X ,, . K ,A l , S in rx, ki A fiiilr Noe ' ' X 3 . or , X Y r,. ag XC . A , Dee Bowman 5 Q ' X N Bruce Boyd Ann Broadie Beth Buckm an 5 Q , Q xo Mary Buckman ghsg gl my k Steve Byer A M E . N5 NX B SSQQQ QHSQSS. Janice Beamer John Beer Q x Elden Berglund Bob Berry ,' 5 H f , . 55' Qu. . Y J!! . 6 -u '41, 5 iv' as P .-up f + v X qi ,-Qffzw ,-.. la., '- rv-,. ..,,k. M. H ,ii L gs ,A gh 1 t. as -- .1 M. if ,W ,X S .4 E 2 QW! Jane Crosby Debra Davis Beverly Dechant Mary DeCoudres Denise Deege Janet Deets Terry Fulton jay Giessel Carol Goldsberry Kent Graver Cindy Gross Donna Hagerman Wi' .. .... .... - Dorla Houston Gary Hulsey Jo an Hunter John Hunter L e ann jantz Gary johnson if. w avi S Mike Lewis David Long Phil Loomis Bobbie Love junior Love -. M, 'pq 2 .. K y B i a . 2 Z s . R , are 'I W X i XL-rr is 'Hifi' Ralph Lowrey 30 Glen Byerly Vincent Caro jean Colglazier Claudette Cramer David Crane Janet Creel Sheri Deighton Donald Dreese Barbara Eggleston Diana Eilers Brenda Elmore jim Froetschner l w , . V Cathie Harbert Brenda Haremza Linda Hastings Debra Hazlett Ronda Henry John Horner Vickie jones Janet Kazmaier joe Kennedy Don Klepper Andy Kuntz John Lewis X E X L ? 6 Ve l Dick McConnell Sabrina McConnell john Manry Dean Martin Pattie Medina Cathy Moore 17 ,ar is 2 ' 5 Penny Philbern Carol Pivonka Beverly Powell Kevin Racette Barb ara Rankin Kathy Roberson Mark Seeman Larry Shaver Susan Shawver Dick Shelton Tom Shepherd Danny Shoemaker Q ' 32 ll'f' Scott Stone Brenda Strain I . David Stude , ' ' Randall Thompson Carol Tiday fa? Denice Tomlinson ,. Arthur Wagner Randall Webster Patti Wickstron Marcella Wilder Roger Williams Noreen Wonsetler Wyatt Wright Stanley Yeager John Zink Tresa Zink Dale Zook Mary Zook Every Sophomore's dream 31 John Moore Tom Moore Doug Myers Susan Owens Ronald Peterson Scott Peterson 4 v V Q F s John Rowley Forrest Ruehlen Cindy Schartz David Schell Marsh a S chultz Debbie Scott -v 9 ff DeI.o1s Shoemaker Susan Smith Denise Snyder Brett Sohl ,yu I Tony Stejskal Susan Stevens lim X ak' sf vw M i r A W 1 we g 'Cv-' 9' Hs. A A , fgymqwg Kxyyk . J F . k X.. 5 V W V V' 5 A z rf 1, ai' ., ,mea gf V- A if , ' is - V Ti '.- Q: i S ? as 'E 5? n - ii. , , f' I V Abbie Hoffman? No, Steve Long- Liz Taylor? No, Gay Lynn Gregory if Q Q , K K H ,,. mr my KH t i Q W ' A K f H X 6 ff awww, S if X , 'jf' 15 ,. M 1 f was . Mr. Schauner? No, Steve Gross WHO ARE THEY OW? Buggs Bunny? No, Steven L. Lewis Tiny Tim? No, BIG Albert Phyllis Diller? No, JoAnn Handley . Lll ff' L ,,l?, A A lly f i Billy Graham? No, Kently Buckwheat? 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I. .., I. II . 4 . Q . ' ff - 1 , . . I - I .- UNIOR HIGH FACULTY CAROL BEAN Mathg Science RONALD DAISE History 5 Coach BEVERLY HOWELL Art JIM MCDONNEL Mus ic BILL GERMAN Mathematics NANCY DOUGLAS Physical Ed. PHIL JACOB Scienceg Coach GUY PLOWMAN Science MIKE CAYWOOD Phy. Ed.g Coach JESSE LOCKERT Industrial Arts ,.,gj,, k vjfi, - F f , V . 1 ' DELBERT COLLINS Librarian MELVIN ALLEN Special Education PAT CRAFT Home Economics MARTHA DREILING MARJORIE WENDELL GRAHAM Englishg Speech EGGLESTON Soc. Sci.5 Civics English ROBERT KABERLEIN LEONARD KING JOHN LAING English Counselor Music LYNN SUITER GARY TURNER FLOYD WINN Home Economics Math Ind. Artsg Crafts 34 CLASS OF '74 gf? President, Mark Jantzg Vice-President, Dallas Ruehleng Secretary-Treasurer, Pam Hammond Shirley Batten Mary Bauer Nancy Berry Judy Bittner Danny Bowman Doug Bowman I Terry Bush Bobby Carr Pam Cleveland Kevin Clock Rodney Coulson Steve Courson .J Li' is Www TN s.-4' ig - f ' 53 4 QD J D53 ef f y , M.. ,... 25' .1 if ,r grfff Q 5 - f 4 so yyr nn r yooo yny ynannrnnryo ,o s s is y y ,, , :sf .... . ., slag ' ixwfihm fr X ' X W 1 f Q 1 1 X ., X 5 M fy- A - 1 .,. . . 2 . .-fe. -.' .f '11 ' X ga fn W K ' M N' 1 . V aw 35 . 3 V R736 i Joyce Adams Cheryl Albert Diane Arnold Carlene Ashton Kevin Atteberry Lisa Bamberger Joseph Brackbill Kenny Brau Marilyn Broadie Malia Bucklin Tim Buller Phil Busenb ark 9' -Y . . V V- V 1 - K GUY Dechant ',fi '2. V 555152 ..'1:- -V ima w 0' ' :Y V157 xr, -1: e , ' be . -V' V Ron Dryden V . , gf: ' aaa- , HYLI 1 V. . . g V K - Cecilia Dunbar K V V WSE 5 My . V K V ' ' ,..KZ.1. 4 ,ga A Q Beth Erway H: , -. :Mfg K ' VV . 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X ' Lloyd Rose .N Dallas Ruehlen A N Idlia Ruiz .5 ' Q jf Avery Rutledge ' Q T, Debra Schaffner C . 1 3' f. Carolyn Schartz it if 2 I E' 'J is 'rf ff- .f,:f ..si.-- Q. Debra Schell Cecil Sharp Bob Sharp Ianene Skelton Nancy Slagle Connie Smith Marsha Smith Pam Scott Bob Seachris Brenda Se achris Rodney Seba joe Serrano Nice 'i ' 5 'V,. M V Agfitw-.. i Q i L -.- Cin' N S 0 I 4 '1,b ,, . . .L Huff - 1-- 4 . ,K V ' Melvina Strobel A. A r Tl Q Peggy Stude ., ' ' H 5 V 'T l f qi Krystl Thompson ' . A A I Sherrie Throckmorton l Q ,, 15 0 34 I K 5 E? lg Dale I Y ' xi iiwx, in .qqgfw fx 4, 2182. is A My Donna Tomlinson Larry Trujillo to h 1 1 A Gia rwifcheli A joe Unruh 3 ' ig, . 3 g ' ' ' Janice Urban 1 ., -illah V,qr: Q I V Roberto Viefia at Q. , if -:,n of Steven Wagner In lm f W I Robert Wiechen R ' , -,,if , f Tina Wirtz Y I E' qgu. Rebecca Yeager , .,.' 5 :.. ,. . 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'. i i 4' 5 R 525 iz g 42 Andy james Neil johnson Terri Kirkham Tim Kirkwood Nada Kock Daniel Koehn .ffl W Y , f -ig ,, 5,1 f Scott Loomis johnny McConnaughhay Dell McConnell George Miller John Murphy Linda Murphy , . WK fi x ,r a ,kk K Gerrie Perkins Duayne Peterson David Ritzman Randy Robinson Libby Roth David Ruchlen W ,. 1 y if ' . ,, X- ,uw , ,., -wi R 5 S ' 1 -I S X Allen Slignerland Dana Smades Alan Spreier Rick Stone Marilyn Tolbert Jim Vratil -:'H W 5 f ,P Q ' , ' . I A Vic Warner , '5 V f S . 'I Joyce Wilhite if it-Q f' Tammy Wim e e I Karl Schmidt Laura Schreiner Johnny Sharp Kenneth Shelton Dennis Simmons Derek Slack r P J t: eL , 43 zz ' Q5 S g r W s Y lg SPECIAL EDUCATIO SR. HIGH Melisa Houser Ro sem ary B ennett Betty Seachris Harold Wiley james Williams joan jean Marsa Russell Betty Koehn McNutt Oetken Parker Wiechen Larry Delores joe Maurice Wesley Clawson Contrerez Contrerez Fox Hope Z, X it 2 5-.-V1 ::,i i ye.. . 4 B JR HIGH - ,:.'-' The Special Education Department is beginning to develop quite nicely. Mr, john Mcflonnaughay took over the perintendent's office was turned into a classroom. The students take part in teaching at the Sr. High as the old Su- other subjects outside of their classroom. luniol' High teacher: Senior High teacher TWELVIN ALLEN JOHN MCCONNAUGHHAY 44 ROYALTY Mary Meyers Marsha Fox Amy Gathman Michael Bowman Pam Rankin Cay Gregory 47 48 I Jason Skelton Mary Jane Meyers Jill Armstrong l 9 7 l All-Winter Sports became the new title for what formerly was bas- ketball homecoming. The title was derived from the combination of all the winter sports participants. Tra- dition, being broken once already, was again changed by having the crowning ceremony during an as- sembly. The combined crowning ceremony, in which Marsha Fox was named queen, and pep assembly succeeded in bringing about another Indian victory! 'W J Lube Debbie Stone 49 F ' '- : A. , 7 P - , . . 1 fa? ,gf 5 -vgvarf ,,f' ,, -, Q., iff? 1' a V 4- .3-Q. ,gf - Mus. are-.'r,,e: i ' ' 'f -:FQ it . -2.'-rv--. 1 'ff f ff' 2-if +4 fr v ,t , ra, I swab . . yi Q ' tg-1' 1 all 5 ll, ' - fix . 5 't. U 6 V, r F' . X f S ' 1 ,, 1 M Qs. ,am-...,:, 11 , J i n K J + 1 - . -f,-- - r Susan Smith as mf-lZDeUZrr.1v-1-AD, Pam Rankin is x ' 5 3' ' ' sg.: i Q isiiigiwz , , ls. usd, 29 lf' i KING CANDIDATES: Kale Erway, Wayne Yust, Roger Slagle, David Fleske. LS O I1 U Y I1 d i C C I' CROWN BEARER Chris Hammond ' fx' '. r i S t i e FLOWER GIRL Lori Racette A 1 Hfv ox 1 ' A K . A M11 ,737 faigfwd I X I xqx g X , avg +,s ,. ii , f X 1 SQZRJU ' ri ls Cv .xgzifi-K V, S. .3 ..,,gi,,3g,.-05.1,fr 1 ., U. ,x. . Wzrzxa if wierif 1 ,J -x gl... 2: -,Lib-I , ,,..gL.. 11,-.1 , 'Xl 1-Q. f.-. - . ' A 11,0 'lu 11 :A'x 1. 1 Q.. .ww 014,21 ai. Qzg --,- 1 .fd 1 ., K,-f,,-, ' v I . x 3 1 1 . 1 2 5 , ,. 1 . ,.Rg.3,'5 Q: .VL -5 ?T 1 X ,f'y1L-E ' ?E Hiiff-4' X5 k.,gQ,1y . V. L A bww 1 - A .ling - V' I s, K ' N 3. ? V ' C C h 3 I1 C i, ,Ili ' Q ::z2 . 'i Lssis s 4. N fl , xW' .J I If Q s ...K i , Aw vwwv Q.: .,.4 .. N4-f mr N Q ,, . . 75s. ,Numb--f,.g afJW.x L5 ' mwiif' I if , , fy, .ff ff' . N-M, bv ni ., X 1 A A ' - . WY 7 . A. 'WL' K . K U I,,' f h Q52-1 W- if w A W . ' ff'2': QW. 'ff Y ' L ,Q if www f?Q f m i ' 'xzkgs - M, f V .. .' 15 I J J asia: 1 A 1,4 f - - . - ,. gy ' J 'M - 5 1.93 L52 ff QUEEN CANDIDATES: Sandi Hammond, Debby Phinney, Heather Boyd, Monica Simmons, .1 w A 4 Va ra-'gf' ,. if , . 4 A U , M, ,. 1970-71 I DIAN FGOT This year the Larned Indians' football team ex- hibited many new looks. First of all the team played with a look of pride and teamwork. The 41 man squad was considered one of Coach Geier's best teams. Larned's offense ran the wish-bone T made famous by the Texas Longhorns while the de- fense changed to the 4-3 formation used by many Pros. This year Larned tied for third in the WCKL with Great Bend and Garden City. The Indians also placed three members on the All-League team while eight others received honorable mention. LARNED 20 LYONS 2 The Larned Indians opened their season with a tri- umphant victory over Lyons. Although the offense and defense lacked polish, Coach Geier said the In- dians played well for their first game. The only Lyons score resulted from a blocked punt recovered in the end zone. DODGE CITY 22 LARNED 7 The Indians victory celebration over Lyons lasted only until the following Monday for Larned's next opponent was the highly ranked Dodge City De- mons. The week of the Dodge City game was def- initely the Indians' toughest work out of the season. The coaching staff of Geier, Sneed and Burkes had the Indians physically and mentally prepared to take it to 'em. Although the Indians played well, a few vital mistakes capitalized on by the highly touted Demons cost Larned the game. The Indians had, however, come closer to defeating the Demons than would any other WCKL team. LARNED 14 HAYS 7 When the Larned Indians met the Hays Indians a battle of defenses resulted. Both teams failed to score by half time, but Larned hit paydirt first after four minutes of the third quarter. Hays scored near the end of the third quarter to tie the score 7-7. Larned came back to prove best in the clutch scor- ing in the fourth quarter to capture the victory. I PRATT 13 LARNED 12 The Pratt game was one the Indians desperately needed to win, lost, and thought they were cheated out of victory. The game was another defensive battle in which neither of the offenses broke for a big play. The hard fought football game was played in ankle deep snow and mud. This figured signifi- cantly in a questionable two point conversion at- tempt by the Indians which was ruled unsuccessful thus denying Larned the victory, BALL HIGHLIGHTSI' LARNED 19 RUSSELL 0 The Indians 1971 Homecoming game was attended Qbut not enjoyedj by the Russell Broncos. For the first time the Indians played with the entire squad healthy and ready to go. The consequences proved disastrous for Russell as the Indians dominated the entire game. The smashing victory was the team's tribute to Homecoming Queen Marsha Young. LARNED 13 GARDEN CITY 6 The Indians encounter with Garden City was high- lighted once again by Larned's defense. The In- dian's offense was only able to generate two drives, both of which resulted for vital touchdowns. Yet the defense proved the winning factor for the Indians with five impressive goal line stands, the last' of which came in the closing seconds of the game. LARNED 38 KINSLEY 8 Kinsley was at the mercy of an obviously superior Larned Indian offense and defense. By half time the A team had so humbled the Coyotes that the B team was inserted for the remainder of the game. Every member of the LHS football squad partici- pated in the defeat of Kinsley. ELLINWOOD 14 LARNED 6 Ellinwood handed Larned one of the biggest disap- pointments of the season. All Indian hopes for mak- ing the state playoffs were crumbled as the Eagles battled to a 14 to 6 halftime lead and then held their lead in a battle of defenses in the second half for the victory. GREAT BEND 8 LARNED 7 The Indians' final game of the season was another disappointment, this time at the hands of Great Bend. An injury crippled Larned team marched for the first score early in the first quarter. The Indian's lead held until Great Bend broke through for a score in the second half. A two point conversion by Great Bend proved the deciding factor in the heartbreaking battle. The Indians thereby concluded the season with a respectable S win and-4 loss record. lbg , A iv fl! iz sw I in Q ' Ili' n - TW? 2 I qc lg- gg. 4 h , M I f E ' A J-E1 15 'ENC -I if . if ' A - 5' I lp -3, . L. fi QI W A Q S .3--ann.-T 1 Sa sf n 1971 SENIQR FOGTBALL LETTERM N Kale Erway David Fleske Chris Gilkison Roger Slagle Gary Schne ck Stan Froetschner Wayne Yust Dean Zook john George Kent Kirkwood Jay Skelton Mike Bauer Mike Taylor Ed Hesher VARSITY BASKETB LL is! ' , X ' My f' , sf? C 4 RTTT M V-M H W 'L J' T , , C Q FRONT ROW: Eddie I-Iaynie, john Schmidt, Tony Moore, David Fleske, Dennis Hagerman, Randy Webster. BACK ROW: Coach Webster, Dean Zook, Chris Gilkison, Roger Slagle, Phil Loomis, Ralph Lowrey, Clifford Olson. B-TEAM BASKETB LL 'T I1 -1 FRONT ROW: Randy Lewis mgr. , John Beer, Gary Basom, Dale Zook, David Urban, John Schmidt, Randy Webster. BACK ROW: Ralph Martin mgr. , John Manry, Larry Kirchgassner, Tony Moore, Bill Fleske, Dennis Hagerman, David Crane, Coach Skelton. SEASGN WRAPUP The 1970-71 basketball season has been a good season. The boys and coaches would naturally have liked to win all the games, but that would be quite a task in the tough W. C. K. L. The season began with 4 seniors, 8 juniors, and 9 sophomores on the team. The starting line-up for the opening game against Lyons was David Fleske and Chris Gilkison at guards, Dean Zook and Roger Slagle at forwards, and Phil Loomis at the post position. David, Chris, Dean, and Roger were seniors and had been starters the year before, but Phil was a 6'4 sophomore without any varsity experience. The game was a good battle and our Indians won by a 64 to 57 score to start the season off right. Phil proved he could play with the varsity by leading the scoring with 19 points. At the Chrisnnas break our record was 4 wins and 2 losses and by the middle of january after playing three tough league opponents our record going into the Mid-Winter Classic at St. john was 4 and 5. We were seeded fourth in the tournament pairings and were to open the tournament against St. john. Sterling, undefeated going into the tournament, was rated no. 1. Our boys knew that if they could win against St. john we would play Sterling in the semi-finals, and that is just the way it happened. We defeated St. john 57 to 51 with Roger Slagle scoring 24 points. The next night our Indians played an outstanding game against Sterling and won by a 54 to 41 score. Dean Zook held Sterling's high scorer to just nine points. This was Sterl.ing's first defeat of the season and our spirits were very high. This put us in the finals with Chaparral and a chance to bring the first place trophy home. After trailing Chaparral the first three quarters our boys came charging back in the fourth quarter and won the game by a 2 point margin 64 to 62. Roger Slagle and Phil Loomis each scored 19 points in this championship game. David Fleske and Chris Gilkison had outstanding games in the tourna- ment both offensively and defensively and Ralph Lowrey, Zook, Slagle, and Loomis were outstanding also. This was the first time Larned had won first in this 8 team tournament so school spirit was at a high level for the next few weeks. After the tournament and during the last half of the season, the Indians played some outstanding basketball games, winning all the home games except one but having trouble with our league opponents on the road. Our season record at the close of the regular season was 10 victories and 9 losses, all of our losses coming at the hands of our tough league mem- bers. Our team had not been defeated by any non- league opponents in regular season play. The Indians finished out the season at the Pratt Regional Tournament. The tournament had several good teams in it but our boys felt they had an excel- lent chance of winning. We were paired against Medicine Lodge in the opener and had to battle from behind to win in the final 3 seconds with a jump shot from the corner by Roger Slagle for a 45 to 43 vic- tory. In the semi-finals we played Kingman, the number one rated team of the tournament, and they proved to be just that as they defeated our Indians in a hard fought game 57 to 43. This defeat ended our chances of going to the State and we settled for fourth place in the tournament as Nickerson defeated us the next night for third place. This ended the Larned Indians basketball season with an overall record of 11 victories and 11 defeats. Highlights of the season were: First place in St. john Tournament, a near victory over the WCKL champs Hays, and outstanding victories against Russell and Garden City at the end of the season here at home. We had a great squad of boys and it was an entertaining and exciting season for all. Coa ch Webster Larned Great Bend Larned Pratt Larned Larned Dodge City Garden City Hays INDIAN BASKETBALL. . .1971 Lyons Larned Ellsworth Larned Ellinwood Russell Larned Larned Larned St. john Tournament--First Place Larned St. john Larned Sterling Larned Chaparral Pratt Larned Great Bend Larned Larned Russell Dodge City Larned Larned Garden City Larned Kinsley Hays Larned REGIONAL TOURNAMENT--Fourth Place Larned 45 Medicine Lodge Kingman 57 Larned Nickerson 59 Larned FINAL TOTALS 1971 Larned Indians--11 wins-11 losses. Q' X X I DIAN WRESTLERS LEFT TO RIGHT: johnny George, jay Skelton, Gary Schneck, Stan Froetschner, Bruce Rahe, Ron Shelton. BACK ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Stone, Roger Williams, Dick McConnell, Albert Trujillo, Danny Shoemaker Coach Caywood. FRONT ROW: Larry Shaver, Roger Bell, Kevin Racette, Forest Ruehlen, Dick Shelton. Cross Countr Carlton Harr1s, Creug Lewis, Bill I-Iouf, Randy Webster, Wyatt Wright, and Coach Marvin Webster. LARNED HIGH SCHOOL LETTERMEN Senior Lettermen Junior Lettermen ,, Sophomore Lettermen 62 GIRLS SPORTS R T f . Q. Volleyball Team LEFT TO RIGHT - BACK ROW: Kathy Geier, janet Creel, Sue Vratil, Dorla Houston, Carol Pivonka, Coleen Skelton, Brenda Leslie, Kelly Robbins, Mrs. Douglas, Coach. FRONT ROW: Cathy Moore, Kathy Vratil, Kathy Louglmrige, Linda Maxwell, Sandy Clark, Norma Clark, Lynette Deckert. Not Pictured: Susan Bowman, Keyna Fell. Tennis Team Lynette Deckert, Sandy Clark, Kathy Loughrig Kathy Vratil. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Douglas, Coach, Kathy Geier, Heather Boyd, Peggy Simmons. SECOND ROW: Barb Eggleston, Diane Dirks, Margaret Finger, Linda Maxwell. FIRST ROW: Mary jane Meyers, Susan Smith, Elaine Stump. Basketball Team LEFT TO RIGHT - BACK ROW: Mrs. Douglas, Coach, Linda Max- well, Brenda Leslie, Coleen Skelton, janet Creel, Kathy Moore, Tanya Devine. FRONT ROW: Norma Clark, Kathy Lough- rige. Not Pictured: Kathy Geier, Sandy Clark, Dorla Houston. LEFT TO RIGHT - BACK ROW: Kelly Robbins, ' e A-TEAM CHEERLEADER Norma Clark This year the 1970-71 Varsity Cheer- leaders attended Camp in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The girls earned some of the money to finance the trip. Once there, they began learning new cheers, porn-porn routines, and crowd techniques. Each day the Spirit Seekers were graded on their spirit, drive and ability At the end of the session points were added up and a Grand Champion was chosen Our girls tied for this honor with another group from Kan sas We congratulate the girls on their fine Mgfgfssw 1 .V f. if 5 this F A 4- performance at camp and through the ath by 5 6, letic years Betty Cram 64 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders In Action?'?'? 65 O o ' 1 an . 0 Q W 4 .ik 'Q 1 U. ,M 5 . Q, , f o Q . 0 t 1 9 O o L. H. S. STUDENT COUNCIL Y T75 Steve Long President George Yost Margaret Finger Vice-President Secretary BACK ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Seltman, Mark Zook, Sandy Clark, Merilyn Bowman, Trudy Honomichl, Mary jones. MIDDLE ROW: Angela Bradley, Teresa Zinlc, Elaine Stump, Lynette Deckert, Cristi Chance, Cindy Minnis. FRONT ROW: David Urban, Eddie Haynie, Gregory Dawson, Mike Mauney, Bruce Rahe, Ron Shelton, Lonnie Snyder. 67 THE NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is the most selective organization in Larned High School. In order to be eligible, a student must meet the standards of Leadership, Character, Scholarship, and Service for which the National Honor Society stands. Membership is indeed an honor, but it also carries with it a responsibility. Once a student is a member, he should not only show the qualities which brought about his selection, but also try to improve himself and the conditions around him. The students are selected by a faculty board which includes the principal, the counselor, and three teachers. OFFICERS President Heather Boyd Vice-President David Fleske Secretary Kathy Reukauf Treasurer Gary Schneck Sponsor Mrs. Meckfessel SENIOR MEMBER BACK ROW: Betty Cram, Elaine Stump, Pam Rankin, David Fleske, Gary Schneck, Eddie Hesher, Steven W. Lewis. FRONT ROW: Mary jones, Susan Smith, Sandi Hammond, Margaret Finger, Kathy Reukauf, Heather Boyd. JU IOR MEMBER BACK ROW: Peggy Simmons, Kathy Geier, Louise Schreiner. FRONT ROW: Merilyn Bowman, Norma Olson, Carol Nauert, Susan Schartz. G. A. A. BACK ROW: Carol Pivonka, Debbie Hazlett, Kathy Geier, Cindy Gross, Kelly Robbins, Barbara Eggleston, Sue Vratil, Linda Maxwell, Mrs. Douglas, Sponsor. 4th ROW: Claudette Cramer, Lynette Deckert, Debby Phinney, Brenda Strain, Debbie Eilers, Karen Guggins. 3rd ROW: Mary DeCoud.res, Janet Creel, Kathy Moore, Norma Clark, Dorla Houston, 2nd ROW: LeAnn jantz, Tanya Devine, Brenda Leslie, Susan Bowman, Kathy Vratil. lst ROW: Sandy Clark, Secretary- Treasurer, Coleen Skelton, President, Kathy Loughridge, Vice-President. F. C . A. BACK ROW: Mr. Webster, Sponsor, Terry Fulton, Gary Basom, Duane Albert, SECOND ROW: Mark Seeman, Randy Webster, Dale Zook, John Man- ry, TreasLu'er. FIRST ROW: Wyatt Wright, Vice-President Ron Shelton, President, Bruce Boyd, Secretary. SPANISH CLUB Cheryl Mausoli, Secretary- Treasurer, Randy Hammond, President Kathy Beckwith, Vice-President Miss Petijohn, Sponsor sg F.C.A. President- Ron Shelton Vic e-President- Wyatt Wright Secret ary- Bruce Boyd Tre asurer- john Manry Sponsor- Mr. Webster Home Ec. Club President-Marcia Stark Vice-President-Mary Meyers Secretary-Dee Tiday Treasurer-Judy Dirks Sponsor-Miss Totten Drama Club President- Sandi Hammond Vice-President-Louise Schreiner Secretary- Tre asurer- Norma Olson Sponsor- Mrs. Meckfessel NIE Girls Glee Club Indian Fan Club MBERSHIP: A LL LA RNED ITES Boys Glee Club DEBATE The 1970-71 debate resolution was: Resolved that the Federal Government should establish, finance and administer programs to control air and water pollution in the United States. Coach Urban Gathman's 16 member debate squad won four trophies, three of which resulted from first-place finishes. In regional competition at Russell, Larned finished in a tie for third with a combined 3 team record of 8-6. Overall, the 1970-71 debate season was the most productive in Larned debate history. THE LHS DEBATE SQUAD BACK ROW: Dean Martin, Doug Myers, Ron Gore, Keith Bennett, Coach Gathman, Kim Barnes, Steven W Lewis, Mark Zook, Rick Morton, David Shoemaker. FRONT ROW: Merilyn Bowman, Norma Olson, Louise Schreiner, Judy Dirks, Betsy Ritzman, Mindy Reese, Cindy Minnis. 72 33 Zgifff 11' V575 'T t'5rfg.f'5Vg-51215 . -fi V. . . , . First Place First Place Kingman-Novice Q5-Oy St. John-Novice HOX1e Open Scott City-Novice Q5-OJ Record Q5-OJ ReCOI'd C4 lj FINAL TEAM DEBATE RECORDS TEAM WINS LOSSES Steven W. Lewis-Rick Morton 23 12 Ron Gore-Merilyn Bowman 18 10 Norma Olson-Louise Schreiner 17 7 Betsy Ritzman-Judy Dirks 9 7 Mark Zook-David Shoemaker 8 15 Dean Martin- Doug Myers 5 10 Keith Bennett- Kim Barnes 4 8 Cindy Minnis-Mindy Reese 3 9 Cindy Minnis- Keith Bennett 2 3 Cindy Minnis-Kim Barnes 1 5 COMPOSITE SEASON TOTALS 90 86 73 JOURNALISM The class of 1971 was represented in assembling the newspaper and yearbook by 12 seniors, all highly skilled in the art of journalism. Al- though Mrs. Lee could not always find her 12 disciples, they did manage to appear just often enough to create this, the greatest annual in LHS history. BACK ROW: Margaret Finger, Dean Zook, Keith Bennett, Steven W. Lewis, MIDDLE ROW: Monica Simmons, Debby Phinney, Susan Bowman, Gay Gregory. FRONT ROW: Kale Erway, Norma Clark, Sandi Hammond, Diane Martin. 74 didn! Si T 'fu- THE CHIEFS OF STAFF: Newspaper editors Debby Phinney and Sandy Hammond with yearbook editors Steven W. Lewis and Diane Martin. Advising is Mrs. Lee, journalism sponsor. X1 4.445 The ABOVE picture is merely an optical illusion. At the RIGHT is our friendly photographer, Ronald Shelton. Ronnie's motto this year has been: If at first you don't succeed then try, try again and again and again and again. Then forget it. There's no sense making a fool of yourself. 75 .L Van -... 'i T,.,,....1 f f , e f , fi ? i it n 3 ' 5 i arars nasnn s i Ig i ' i n .-y Q ,Q . T.. fp e, , .N BAND OFFICERS President- David F leske l Vice President- Ron Gore Q Sec. -Treas. -Peggy Simmons , Band Reporter-Diane Martin HEAD TWIRLER Norma Olson l L, H. S. BAND BACK ROW: Harold Dryden, tuba, Randy Lewis, percussion, Louise Schreiner, baritone, Bob Henry, baritone, Dean Martin, tuba, Ron Gore, trombone, Ron Peterson, trombone, John Beer, trombone, Randy Davis, tuba. SIXTH ROW: David Shoemaker, trumpet, Betty wCram, trumpet, Debby Stone, trumpet, Kathy Loughridge, trumpet, 3Kathie Vratil, trumpet, Scott Seltman, trumpet, Duane Albert, itrumpet, Gary Basom, trumpet, Barbara Eggleston, trumpet. FIFTH iROW: David Long, flute, Debby Phinney, tenor sax, Marilyn Bow- iman, Eb alto sax, Diane Martin, Eb alto sax, David Fleske, french xhorng Susan Schartz, french horn, Ann Broadie, french horn, Heather Boyd, clarinet-bassoon, Mark Johnson, trtunpet. FOURTH ROW: Mark Zook, percussion, Bruce Boyd, percussion, Wyatt Wright, per- cussion, Brenda Leslie, alto clarinet, Barbara Rankin, bass clarinet, 'Cindy Gross, bass clarinet, Janet Kazmeier, clarinet-bassoon, Innes Burns, clarinet, Monica Simmons, flute. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Ashton, flute, Jack Gore, percussion, Scott Peterson, percussion, Cristi Chance, percussion, Susan Smith, clarinet, Mary Jane Meyers, percussion, Marlene Bennett, clarinet, Gay Gregory, clari- net, Jean Colglazier, clarinet, Sabrina McConnel, clarinet. SECOND ROW: Joyce Smith, clarinet, Kathy Reukauf, clarinet, Mary Zook, clarinet, Vicki jones, clarinet, janet Deets, clarinet, Trudy Honomichl, clarinet, Kathy Geier, clarinet, Dian DeCoudres, clarinet, JoAnn Smith, french horn. FIRST ROW: Debbie Peterson, flute, Betsy Fleske, flute, Elaine Stump, flute, Noreen Wansettler, flute, Rhonda Henry, flute, Janice Beamer, flute, Debbie Scott, flute, Lynette Deckert, flute, Elaine Harms, oboe. 79 TWIRLERS: Claudette Cramer, Tresa Zink, Cindy Dipman, Sherri Deighton. D V V R U M M A J O R E T T E P e S S Y S i gl SENIOR HIGH CHORUS LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW: Dean Martin, Scott Peterson, Eddie Haynie, Kent Frick, Lonnie Snyder, Roger Williams, Harold Dryden, Steve Long, Kim Barnes, Bruce Boyd, Joe Paterson, Ron Gore, Scott Seltman, jon Hansen, Scott Stone, Terry Fulton, Wyatt Wright. THIRD ROW: Dee Bowman, Becky Yeager, Susan Smith, Peggy Simmons, Debbie Eilers, Jo Ann Handley, Barbara Hayden, Susan Schartz, Betsy Ritzman, Louise Schreiner, Sheri Deighton, Innes Burnes, Arlene Graver, Carol Nauert, Barbara Rankin, Diane Dirks, Brenda Elmore, Mr. McDonnel finstructorj. SECOND ROW: Kim Frick, janet Kazmaier, Leann Jantz, Denise Snyder, Mary Meyers, Cristi Chance, Elaine Stump, Debby Phinney, Pat Daniels, Donna Bowman, Linda Caplinger, jane Krehbiel, Elaine Cline, Elaine Harms, Brenda Strain, Ann Broadie, Linda Maxwell, Sandi Hammond. FRONT ROW: Denise Tomlinson, Debbie Almquist, Patti Wickstrom, Janet Deets, Nancy Hogan, Becky Keast, Betty Cram, Kaye Aggson, Cindy Gross, Marlene Bennett, Mary Jones, Marsha Fos, Lee Anne Stueckemann, Kathie Vratil, Donna Hagerman, Cindy Schartz, Linda Froetschner, Kathy Beckwith, Pam Nulf. SMALL EN SEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Kent Frick, Lonnie Snyder, Ron Gore, Roger Williams, Harold Dryden. SECOND ROW: Kathie Vratil, Elaine Stump, Susan Smith, Peggy Simmons, Susan Schartz, Linda Caplinger, Steve Long. FRONT ROW: Mary Meyers, Marcia Stark, Betty Cram, Eddie Haynie, Scott Seltman. S -f-1,4 XX --..,MNrx.,N N. xxx., Xisxi X The Cast LEFT TO RIGHT-- Mr. Kirby. . . Steven W. Lewis, the Detective. . . Kent Frick, Mrs. Kirby. . .Heather Boyd, Donald. . . joe Patterson, Rheba. . . LeeAnne Stueckemann, Tony Kirby. . .Lonnie Snyder, Alice Sycamore. . . Susan Smith, Mr. DePinna. . . Keith Bennett, Grandpa. . . Ron Gore, Gay Wellington. . . Mary Jane Myers, Grand Dutchess Olga Katrina. . . Margaret Finger, Boris Kolinkov. . . Steve Long, Penny. . . Debby Phinney, Paul. . .Kim Thompson, Essie. . .Elaine Stump, Ed. . . Mike Morris. YOU CAN'T TAKE an - Director Mrs. Morris devoted much time and effort to make play a success. the Mr. Kirby fSteven W. Lewisj por- trayed a pompous windbag, who became deflated. 82 The make-up crew did a fantastic job, and they received many com- pliments on their work. Here, Norma Clark puts the finishing touches on Boris' fSteve Longj hair and beard. ,,7, x Mr. DePinna, played by Keith Bennett, was the mill-:man who came seven years ago and stayed. THE STARS I I Although the entire Sycamore family was entirely weird, Grandpa QRon Gorey was sane. Tony, played by Lonnie Snyder, and Alice, played by Susan Smith, fell madly in love. IT WITH YOU SYNOPSIS f You Can't Take It With You is an extremely funny l play, which revolves around the antics of the Sycamore family. s Alice, a young, attractive girl, J 5 has reservations about bringing V X Tony to meet her somewhat 4 1 11 a strange family, which includes ,f X. . Mr. DePinna, who was the k X, l f, L' Q milkman that came and stayed, .A f 3 Q ' A' ' ??f2fL I-if V,-Fgg. fe and who has been residing there , X' , - : ff g,, 51525 for seven years, Penny who .S ,',' 'ii' . PM was always in a world of her 'I ' 5 11 , own, and who always managed ' ' , -Y 'Vlol 45- to say the wrong thing at the I .j,u:a.A,i right time. g j Y , ll. ,ii Tony is shocked, but under- I 'f 2 ,Q standing when he meets the j A 03 1 I , if family, but is not sure what his ' ' 4' , Q parents will think of them. His V, if ' ,.,'f ' 2 fears have good grounds, as Mr. . ', ' ' ' 4 V 3 DePinna blows the house up I 3 , if V 'X when Tonys' parents arrive. 3 ,-, W ? ' Rheba fLeeAnne Stueckemannj was the maid to the whacky household, which seemed to affect her very little. 83 Looking at the world through rose- colored glasses, Penny fDebby Phinneyj was very strange. addendum . . . 1971 CHIEFTAIN SUE KASTLER Home Ec. Club-2 Pep Club-2 Y-Teens-2 1' 14' The 1970 Prom, Land of the Rising Sun , was presented to the '70 Seniors on May 16, 1970 after many months of money making projects and a torturous week of hard, backbreaking work on de- corations. Chicken chow mein was the main course of the banquet. The guest speaker was Dr. Terry Keeley who spoke on the need for more and better communication in society. Entertainment for the Prom was provided by a rock group from Nebraska, called the 'Evolution'. Consisting of eight members, the 'Evolution' supplied an evening of memorable music to make Prom the crowning event of the year. . Q , Mr. McDonell Mrs. Meckfessel Mr. Snell BYE BYE BIRDIE BYE BYE BIRDIE is one of the most captivating musical shows of our time. It tells the story of a rock and roll singer who is about to be inducted into the army. The singer, Conrad Birdie, is a mod teenage idol. Albert Peterson, his agent, needs Rose Alvarez, Peterson's secretary, to keep them moving forward in the World. Rosie concocts the final publicity st:Lmt before Co1'u'ad's induction. He will bid a teenage girl goodbye with a kiss. Kim MacAfee, 15, in Sweet Apple, Ohio, wins the honor. Birdie becomes disgusted with life and sprints out of town with the teenagers. Rosie, still waiting for that band of gold from Albert after eight years, invades a Shriners' meeting. She then decides to become the Latin American Spitfire that Albert's mother believes she is. Kim and Hugo, Rose and Albert are all reunited. Above is the telephone scene in which the town of Sweet Apple is buzzing with the news that Kim has just been pinned by Hugo. 86 ii THE STARS X Albert Peterson- Ron Gore Mrs. MacAfee-Betsy Ritzrnan Rose Alvarez-Debby Phinney Mr. MacAfee- Steve Long Helen-Brenda Elmore Sad Girl-Vicki Hawk Nancy-Denise Snyder Sad Girl-Mindy Reese Alice- Kathie Vratil Mae Peterson-Lee Ann Stueckemann Margie Ann-Barbara Rankin Policeman- Kent Frick Penelope Ann-Marcia Stark Traveler-Cristi Chance Deborah-Becky Keast Conrad Birdie-Lonnie Snyder Suzie-Carol Nauert Guitar Man-Bruce Boyd Elizabeth- Kim Frick Trainman-Terry Fulton Karl-Jon Hansen Mayor- Steven W. Lewis P W A A -11-Iarvey-Roger Williams Mayor's Wife-Louise Schreiner I , LQ, :,f3'2 MFreddie-Ed I-Iaynie Hugo Peabody-Kim Barnes QM? ' gliW,..,,Ursula Merkle- Sandi Hammond Randolph MacAfee- Dean Martin gd iii Kim McAfee-Elaine Stump Gloria Rasputin-Marsha Fox ,, 3.3-rf -- Mrs. Merkle-Norma Olson Mr. johnson-Keith Bennett The choreography was directed by Mrs. Darlene Knox. ,, s - -9 , ,, , K s. It .fs X iii A A 'Q 2 1, 7 . f S L fi 5' X he fi their t K R N if ,gi . 'QQ . ee?-,, na, 5 f v Xs:,1'Xxf,,e-J 1 f I 9- Q, -'a f-is 4 in ig n.,1 . by ..1 1 A f .P 1 -gi,-5222, .fl . ifhiq N B.. 5 ' xi EQ F' .- Members of the orchestra performed well Accidents WILL g You've Got To be happen! The MacAfees- W'hat's the matter with kids? Sinceren l 87 6 f , s Aff Q Z WZVZZ My M1401 J ' gf' 1 57W7'm aff WMM if 77ZfJ50'1'x A TRIB TE TU .MRSPEMfO A special commendation goes to Mrs. Mary Hewson, substitute teacher extraordinaire. Mrs. Hewson has for years been a welcome change from the norm for Senior and junior High students. We salute and thank our favorite pinch-hitter Mrs. Hewson for her many days of part time service. 9' i STUDE TI TRUCTGR From Fort Hays State University came three charming ladies to Larned High School to gain experience in the hectic world of teaching. The three ladies were Mrs. Della M. Forbes, LaCrosseg Miss Alma Lozano, Great Bendg and Mrs. Sandra I-Iaun of Larned. Their brief tour of dutv at LHS provided a rewarding experience for everyone concerned. Alma Lozano Della M. Forbes Sandra Haun E TER R. PRE LEY , ,V .EZ k,.,, v,M,,i7.,..,1?,7... 'ii Replacing Mr. Shook as Industrial Arts Instructor for the second semester was Mr. Glenn Presley, graduate of McPherson College. A welcome addi- tion to Larned High School, Mr. Presley added the vitality to the industrial arts department that had been missing in recent years. STUCO BICYCLERS On the afternoon of Friday, October 23, 1970, six members of the LHS Student Council took turns peddling a bicycle 105 miles to Garden City where the Larned Indians were scheduled to play football that evening. The purpose of the bicycle relay was to obtain funds for Student Council projects. The bicyclers arrived at their destination only moments before gametime after 7 hours of work. OUTSTANDI G YOUTH AWARD Pictured is Tom Ferguson, President of the Lar- ned Optimist Club, presenting Mark W. Zook and Elaine Stump with the Outstanding Youth of the Year Award for their school and community activities. 89 GIRL TENNIS TROPHY WINNER Six members of the girls tennis squad won trophies at the Regional Tennis Tournament on October 31, 1970. The girls were: Mary Meyers- 2nd singles, Susan Smith- lst singles, Margaret Finger and Barb Eggleston- Znd doubles, Elaine Stump and Kathy Geier- 1st doubles. Susan Smith went on to finish 2nd in singles at State the following weekend. U. SIG LHS FOOTBALL STAR Don Fambrough, head football coach of the University of Kansas jayhawks, flew to Larned on February 9 to person- ally sign LHS superstar athlete Dean Zook to a letter- of- intent to play foot- ball at KU, Dean, a standout performer in bas- ketball and track at LHS as well as football, had been chosen for the WCKL all-league team in his junior and senior high school years. Pictured at right is LHS football coach Mel Geier, Coach Fambrough, and Dean Zook. DEAN ZOOK FIRE DESTRGY TR ILER CLASSROO Shortly before 6:30 on the morning of Friday, March 19, a faulty furnace erupted into flames in the trailer class- room at LHS destroying beyond repair the interior of the building. The early morning blaze forced all classes to other rooms for the remainder of the year. CANDIDS Student Council officers in action. See, I got it fixed! Could it be purely arbitrary or six of one and a half The Weird Brothers build an airplane. dozen of the other? Yes, Mother, I'd like to see you again but I just Whatever made you think WE did it? Where am I? ca.n't find the time. Norma's slip is showing. 91 Why don't ya come up and see me sometime? ir .fa :MMR A 4 xx -Y ., Egg , , X 1 14 Q , I BW , . . M' Q f Mlilfga 1 'A 1' ' F . V v ki ix . . 0 fe ' Q 1 0 s f 0 u U A O 9 Z:-nZImr1'1PU'1-1 LEFT TO RIGHT Idalia Ruiz, Sarah Keast, Jackie Kreh- biel, Cindy George, Beth Erway. JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW: Phil Busenbark, David McFadden, Matt Hall, John Pivonka, Pam Scott, Andy james. FRONT ROW: Brenda Spreier, Dana Smades, Jennifer Colglazier, Malia Bucklin, Jayne McConnaugh.hay. QDa1e Tiday not in picturej 7TH C A H N E E LEFT TO RIGHT Denise D Smith, Margaret Hewson, R Dana Smith, Cathy Chance, Mary Les 'e. STH E A D E R S PEP CLUB i TWIRLERS i Aaren Gore fHead Twirlerj, Shirley Battin, Becky Scott, Janine Skelton, Tammy Abrahamson, Ruth Olson, Diane Converse, Linda Nelson, Sherry Throckmorton QAssista.nt Head Twirlerj. 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A 'Mi' - f' -' , L' A- AAAA QV A ,Aff ' A V A ' ' A , M W A :.w s'- A A A A4 ' AA i S AA e MAA- .f H , A 94 BOYS GLEE FRESHMEN GIRLS GLEE BACK ROW - Mr. Snell fdirectorj, David Ritzman, Matt Hall, Tim Buller, Ron Dryden, Doug Bowman, Marvin Dryden. FRONT ROW - William Buller, ,, - .,- . ,, , Steve Courson, Eric Olson, David Ruehlen, Vernie ,DM V Bouyer, John McConnaughhay, Andy James. . R A ,, A451 ff he if x Eli 5 ' V if F - fffff a,allaQ 'lf 'i A - H H1-ff' .. , - f-' l'- 15 FRONT ROW - Karen Gore, Jayne Mc- P Va' ' , V 1 Connaughhay, Dian Arnold, Malia Buck- O ' . df' 'gg mu, Marilyn Broadie, Karen Mal-rin, -1, a Janice Urban. 2nd ROW - Pam Cleve- ii land, Carolyn Schartz, Crystal Thomp- I p son, Gia Twitchell, Sherry Gore, Pam Scott. 3rd ROW - Nancy Slagle, Cathy Nauert, Cecilia Dunbar. 4th ROW - Mr. McDonnel fdirectorj, Sarah Keast, Jackie Krebiel. v 1 5 rl Q 7 8L 8 GIRLS GLEE FRONT ROW - Mr. McDonnel fdirectorj, Linda Murphy, Cindy Appel, Margaret Hewson, Dana Smades, Laura Schreiner, Mary Jane Hanson, Brenda Atteberry. BACK ROW - Joyce Hollister, Roberta McKerlie, Terri Kirkham, Marty Giles, Terri Gregory, Joan Martin, Denise Brock. 95 J . FRE HMEN SPORT L L 9 .f ? 73i,s af' W L , wi P 1 , 1 S ggi, l ii 8 4? U ' s U x 5 h' hi ,gi W? f lg,-at eff 2 ,gr-gs FRONT ROW: Keith Haynes, jim I-Iulsey, Mike Gregory, John Pipes, Monte Phinney, Victor Caro, Dale Tiday, David Gregory, Rodney Seba, Scott Kerns. 2nd ROW: Todd Keeley, Mike Fischer, Phil Busenbark, Alan Haynie, Mark Jantz, Dallas Ruehlen, Keith Young, Ronald Dryden, David McFadden, Morris Jennings. 3rd ROW: Coach Phil jacob, Miley Mundwiler, Rex Giles, john Sharp, john Ritzman, Kevin Leslie, Glen Marlett, Roger Nivens, joe Unruh. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Q4-65 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 15-lj Roosevelt 57 Larned 43 Dodge City 82 Lamed 48 I-Ioisington 14 Larned 8 Larned 48 Hays 40 Lamed 36 Hays 14 Larned 45 Pratt 37 Larned 38 Roosevelt 6 Larned 57 Harrison 40 Larned 28 Harrison O Hoisington 48 Lamed 46 Larned 20 Dodge City 8 Larned 51 Russell 48 Larned 28 Pratt 2 Pratt 46 Lamed 34 Dodge City 66 Larned 34 Russell 62 Larned 60 FRONT ROW: Keith Haynes, Rodney Seba, Keith Young, David McFadden, Alan Haynie, Mark Jantz, Phil Busenbark, Greg Finger, Ronald Dryden. BACK ROW: Coach Phil jacob, Blane Hergert, Matt Hall, Miley Mundwiler, Kevin Leslie, john Ritzman, Rex Giles, Kirby Kisslinger. EIGHTH GRADE SPORTS T, f :-,f:53,Af,e4,,- is 93,e1,4 4yd5:'414' 51. 50 BBA, 2,91 A D 'T ffl QW' ,ffllw 51 1 'fl' -4 ff' f f . -f 1 - ' 1 s . F' f F - 2 -4 ' ' FRONT ROW: Donald,Deets, Jim Vonfeldt, Larry Hulsey, Brian Stedman, Mike Best, Greg Williams, Tim Dryden, Rick Novotny, Craig McFadden, Richard Deckert, Rick Yeager, Mike Sharp, Mike Keeley, Frankie Callahan, Darrel Tiday, james Perkins. BACK ROW: Wayne Klinge, Clinton Bullard, Maurice Fox, Marvin Dryden, Paul Long, Dou Alan Felsted, Bruce Loomis, john Haremza, John Pivonka, jim Eggleston, Bryan Laing, Coach Ron Daise, EIGHTH BASKETBALL Q2-91 Larned Larned Larned Larned Larned Hoisington Larned B Larned Pratt Larned Larned g Hampton, 32 18 26 34 31 17 15 41 36 36 31 Roosevelt 39 EIGHTH FOOTBALL Q1-35 Dodge CIW 44 Hays 68 Russell 20 Larned 8 Igatl Dodge City 24 Lamed 0 Lf-Uflsgn 28 JFK of Hays 6 Larned o Rigliu HBH 17 Larned 8 Pratt O Russell S5 Larned 39 Dodge City 43 Hays 50 1 as fs: C U' 7- Q' .2 I 7 2 I 2 Q mid! r ,AQ 'is'- 6 393 'J 1 and :luv FRONT ROW: Steve Sullivan, Mike Keeley, Richard Deckert, Brian Johnson. 2nd ROW: Greg Williams, Brian Stedman, Mike Sharp, Frankie Callahan, Mike Best, Clinton Bullard. BACK ROW: Coach Ron Daise, Jim Eggleston, John Harem- za, Bruce Loomis, john Pivonka, Bryan Laing, Doug Hampton, Darrel Tiday. SEVE TH GRADE SPORTS FRONT ROW: Dennis Simmons, Jeff Lewis, David Ritzman, Karl Schmidt, Donald Donovan, John Sharp, Ed Clark, Duayne Peterson, Jim Vratil, Kevin Beckwith, John McConnaughhay, Eric Olson, Gerald Hickman. BACK ROW Coach Mike Caywood, Cecil Clark, johnny Cheeks, Alan Spreier, Andy james, Rick Stone, William Buller, Donny Smithson Danny Koehn, john Murphy, Gary Dipman, Scott Loomis. FOOTBALL RESULTS Q2-OJ Larned 35 Russell O Larned 26 Hoisington 12 BASKETBALL RESULTS C3-43 Dodge City 34 Russell 36 Larned 21 Dodge City 51 Larned 25 Pawnee Rock 39 Larned 53 Third-place trophy at Hudson. Larned Larned I-loisington Lamed St. John Larned Stafford R, . IJ' R FRONT ROW: johnny McConnaughhay, Derek Slack, Allen Slingerland, Donald Donovan, David Ruehlen, Dale Horner 2nd ROW: David Arnold, Donny Smithson, Karl Schmidt, Gary Froetschner, Jeff Lewis, Andy James, Rick Stone, Alan Spreier. BACK ROW: Coach Guy Plowman, Dennis Simmons, jim Vratil, Scott Loomis, David Ritzman, Gerald I-lick man, Duayne Peterson. . 1 'iii -.-1' 14 A x Mrs. Baugher Mrs. Prescott Mrs. Yeager Mr. Davidson SENIGR HIGH COOKS AND CUSTODIANS Mr. Nelson Thanks for the fine service Mr. Shelton throughout the year. UNICR HIGH COOKS AND CUSTODIANS yn,- N. Mr. Kincaid Mr, Unruh I ' ff fi D' W' ' ' Q -I X ww sr i . :. 1 1 Mrs. Croft Mrs. jones Mrs. Skelton Mrs. Struthers 99 1 We're going to have to stop meeting Luce this! ! ! fri?- EW S we ,,. X , With an expression like that, Cave of the Winds! Coach, all you need is a It's Super Ball! ?! When you gotta go, you gotta go! , ., ..s.1 A M ..,. .,,:,.:.,.:: ,?:..,.? ,,.,L,... ,,:.5 1 A f , 3 7 e f :?':: i V 1 V , -Q, if ,gmwrgifggz-fx.-,L -as sm, f 5 syn-is A A 5 , s Y My i , ,,Arf?i2: We r Am Sinks ' -1. 1 M i V Wetw, f .A ef 1. -1-J J, f - r g E 2 if H 1 f' ii Q is Wei' ' 'K' ,iw WW : z',w!,k. I 7 W f il 1 139 . ' iii- , Y s 6 B1 NF' 'Q f 5 r s iffy It's finally happened. Your contacts have warped, haven't they, Susan?? , , . 2 in A A . my if 'efsilfzii 5:5324 k g cgsfgmgigifgi. F if ei il - pp p ,iw . - ' s 1:35 5. 1 55,21-A if if we QE? ,n.. a , Flowers say it best--Pride, Loyalty, Spirit, Teamwork, Victory, Orange The Bonfire! Power, Hostile, Mobile, Agile, INDIANS!! M W V . f if fm N . NW , ffw m-WVMXMV l E lOR,S ACTIVITIE MIKE ACKERMAN Musicals - 2, 33 jr. Class Play - 3. JOHN ALBERT Wgt. lifting - 23 Wrestling - 4. TAMMI BA MBERGER Pep Club- 2,33 Music Contest - 2,33 Band - 2,33 Drama Club - 2,33 Musical- 23 Mixed Chorus - 2. CI-IERYL BARNES Pep Club - 2,3,43 Y-Teens - 2,3, Vice Pres. - 3. MIKE BAUER Student Council - 23 Football - 2, 3,43 Letterman - 3, 43 F.C.A. - 3. LANA BEACHEL Pep Club - 2,3,43 Speech Contest - 33 Home Ec. Club - 43 Y-Teens Pres. 23 Glee Club - 2. KEITH BENNETT Debate - 2, 3,43 jr. Class Play - 33 Speech Contest - 2, 3,43 journalism - 43 Drama Club - 2, 33 Musical - 2,3,45 Drama Club Vice-Pres. -3. MARLENE BENNETT Pep Club - 2,3,4, Treas. - 3, Pres. 43 Stage Band - 43 Pep Band - 2,3,43 Music Contest - 2,3,43 Band - 2,3,43 G.A.A. - 2,33 Mixed Chorus - 3,4. RICK BEST Basketball - 2. SUSAN BOWMAN Pep Club - 2, 33 jr. Class Play - 33 journalism - 43 Basketball- 2,33 Track - 3,45 G.A.A. Lettermen - 2, 3,4. HEATHER BOYD Pep Club - 2, 3,43 Stage Band - 43 Pep Band - 2, 3,43 Musical - 2, 3,43 Ir. Class Play - 33 Music Contest - 2,3,43 Spanish Club - 3, Sec. - 33 Nat. Honor Soc. - 2,3,4, Pres. - 43 Band - 2,3,43 Drama Club - 2,33 Tennis - 43 Chieftan Queen Candidate - 4. BEVERLY BRA CKBILL Pep Club - 2, 33 Vocal Ensemble - 2, 33 Music Con- test - 2,33 Glee Club - 2,3. 2-'ti'-A NQE Student Council - 43 Track - 43 Home Ec. Club - 3,4. RICHARD BRIDGES Cross- Country - 2, 3. JON BUCKMAN Basketball - 33 Wgt. lifting - 33 Science Club - 2,3. GORDON BULLER KENNY BURGER Football - 23 Wgt. lifting - 2,33 F. C.A. - 23 Auto Club - 3. LINDA CAPLINGER Student Council - 33 Pep Club - 2,3,43 Sec. - 43 Vo- cal Ensemble - 2,3,43 Musical - 2,3,43 Music Con- test 2,3,43 Home Ec. Club - 3,43 Y-Teens 23 Mixed Chorus - 2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3. CRISTI CHANCE Student Council - 2,3,43 Class officer - 2, 3,43 Pep Club - 2, 3,45 Music Contest - 3,43 Band - 43 Drama Club - 23 Home Ec. Club - 43 Mixed Chorus - 3,43 Chieftan Queen 4. DAVID CLAPI-IAM Football mgr. - 43 Basketball mgr. 3. NORMA CLARK Student Council - 23 Cheerleader - 3,43 Pep Club - 2, 3,45 jr. Class Play - 33 journalism - 43 Track - 2, 3,45 G.A.A. squad leader - 3. ELAINE CLINE Pep Club - 2,3,43 Musicals - 2,3,43 Music Contest - 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Glee Club - 2. BETTY CRAM Cheerleader - 2,43 Pep Club - 2, 3,43 Stage Band - 2, 3,43 Pep Band - 33 Vocal Ensemble - 3,43 Music Con- test 2,3,43 Nat. Honor Soc. - 43 Band - 2,3,43 Musi- cal- 2,3,43 G.A.A. - 23 Mixed Chorus - 3,4. LYNETTE DECKERT Student Council - 43 Pep Club - 2, 3,43 Pep Band - 3, 43 Music Contest - 2, 3,43 Band - 2,3,43 Volleyball - 2,3,43 Basketball- 2,3,43 Track - 2,3,43 Tennis - 4 G.A.A. - 2,3,4, Sec. Treas. - 33 jr. Class Play- 3. TANYA DEVINE Pep Club - 2,33 Music Contest - 2,33 G.A.A. - 2,3, 43 Mixed Chorus - 2, 3. DAVID DILORETO Photography - 33 Wrestling - 23 Wgt. lifting - 2,3,4. DIANE DIRKS Pep Club - 2, 3,43 Music Contest - 3,43 Drama Club - 23 Musicals - 43 Tennis - 3,43 Home Ec. Club - 43 Mixed Chorus - 3,4. DEBBIE EILERS Pep Club - 2,3,43 Musical- 2,3,43 G.A.A. - 2, 33 Y-Teens - 23 Mixed Chorus - 2,3,43 Glee Club - 2,3 KALE ERWAY journalism - 43 Football - 2, 3,43 Basketball - 2, 33 Track - 2,3,43 Letterman - 2,3,4, Pres. - 43 F.C.A - 2, 33 Chieftan King Candidate - 4. KEYNA FELL Pep Club - 2, 33 Musical - 2, 33 Music Contest - 23 G.A.A. - 43 Mixed Chorus - 2, 3. MARGARET FINGER Student Council Sec.-Treas. - 43 Pep Club - 2, 3,43 Stage Band - 2, 33 Pep Band - 2, 3,43 jr. Class Play - 33 Music Contest - 23 journalism - 43 Nat. Honor Soc - 2,3,43 Band - 2,33 Tennis - 3,4. ALFRED FLESKE Wrestling - 2. BETSY FLESKE Pep Club - 2, 3,43 jr. Class Play - 33 Music Contest - 2,3,43 Band - 2,3,43 G.A.A. - 2,33 Home EC. Club - 2,3. DAVID FLESKE Class officer - 2,33 Music Contest - 2, 3,43 Nat. Hon- or Soc. - 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. - 43 Band - 2,3,4, Pres. 43 Musical - 2, 3,43 Football- 2,3,43 Basketball - 2, 3,43 Track - 2, 33 Letterman - 334, Cheerleader - 43 F. C.A. - 2,3, Pres. 33 Chieftan King Candidate - 4. MARSI-IA FOX Cheerleader - 2, 3,43 Pep Club - 2, 3,43 Musical - 43 Home Bc. Club - 43 Mixed Chorus - 43 Football Queen Candidate - 43 Winter Sports Queen - 4. KENT FRICK Vocal Ensemble - 3,43 jr. Class Play 33 Musical - 2, 3,43 Music Contest - 2,3,43 Football- 2,43 F.C.A. - 33 Mixed Chorus - 2,3,43 Glee Club - 2,3,4. LINDA FROETSCI-INER Pep Club - 2,43 Home EC. Club - 43 Y-Teens - 2. STANLEY FROETSCI-INER Football - 2,3,43 Golf- 23 F.C.A. - 2,35 Wrestling - 2,3,43 Letterman- 2,3,4. 102 JOHNNY GEORGE Class officer - 2,43 Football- 2, 3,43 Basketball- 2, 33 Track - 3,43 Wgt. lifting - 2, 3,43 Wrestling - 43 Letterman - 2,3,43 F.C.A. - 2. CHRIS GILKISON Speech Contest - 43 Football - 2, 3,43 Basketball - 2, 3,43 Track- 2,3,43 Letterman- 2,3,43 F.C.A. - 2, 3. RON GORE Stage Band - 2, 3,43 Pep Band - 2, 3,43 Vocal Ensem- ble - 2,3,43 Debate - 43 Jr. Class Play - 33 Musical - 2,3,43 Speech Contest - 3,43 Music Contest - 2,3,43 Band - 2,3,43 Vice-Pres. - 43 Drama Club - 23 Mixed Chorus - 2,3,43 Glee Club - 2,4. ARLENE GRAVER Pep Club - 2, 3,43 Music Contest - 43 Spanish Club - 33 Musical- 43 Y-Teens - 33 Mixed Chorus - 43 Glee Club - 2,4. GAY GREGORY Pep Club - 2,3,43 Jr. Class Play - 33 Musical- 2,33 Music Contest - 2, 3,43 Journalism - 43 Band - 2, 3,43 Mixed Chorus - 23 Football Queen Candidate - 4. STEVE GROSS Football- 2,3,43 Wrestling - 2,3,43 Wgt. lifting - 2,3,43 Letterman - 2,3,43 Auto Club - 33 F.C.A. - 2, 3. TOM GRUSHNYS Drama Club - 4. JANET GUGINS Pep Club - 2,3,43 Home Ec. Club - 3. DAVID HAMMEKE Track - 4. SANDI HAMMOND Pep Club - 2,3,43 Jr. Class Play - 33 Musical - 2,3, 43 Music Contest - 2, 3,43 Journalism - 4, Rep. For Young Kansan - 43 Co- Editor of Pawnee Chief - 43 Drama Club - 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. - 3, Pres. - 43 Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 33 Mixed Chorus - 2,3,43 Glee Club - 43 Chieftan Queen Candidate - 4. JANICE HAMPTON Pep Club - 2,3. JOANN HANDLEY Pep Club - 2,3,43 Musical- 43 Home Ec. Club - 33 Mixed Chorus - 4. JON I-IANSEN Vocal Ensemble - 23 Music Contest - 2, 3,43 Band - 2, 33 Drama Club - 23 Musical- 2,3,43 Golf- 23 Mixed Chorus - 2,3,4. ROSE HART Pep Club - 2,3,43 Track - 23 Home EC. Club - 3,4. ED I-IESHER Nat. Honor Soc. - 43 Football mgr. - 3,43 Basketball mgr. - 33 Track mgr. - 33 Wrestling - 23 Letterman - 3 4. JANE'HEwsoN Pep Club - 2,3,43 Musical- 2,3,43 Home Ec. Club - 2 3 4. NANCY! HOGAN Pep Club - 2, 3,43 Vocal Ensemble - 43 Speech Con- test - 4. JUANITA HOLLISTER Pep Club - 2, 3. RAMONA I-IONOMICHL Pep Club - 43 Musical - 23 Mixed Chorus - 2. 103 BILL HORNER MARK HOUSER JERRY JOHNSON Jr. Class Play - 33 Auto Club - 3. MARLYN JOHNSON Pep Club - 2,3,43 Sec. of DECA - 4. MARY ANNE JOHNSON Pep Club - 2, 3,43 Home Ec. Club - 43 Glee Club - 2,4. MARY JONES Student Council - 43 Pep Club - 3,43 Nat. Honor Soc. - 43 Mixed Chorus - 3,43 Musical- 3,4. JAMES KAEBERLE Photography - 33 Auto Club - 2. CLARA KIRBY Pep Club - 2, 3,43 Speech Contest - 33 Y- Teens - 2. KENT KIRKWOOD Football - 2, 3,43 Track - 3,43 Wgt. lifting - 2,33 Letterman- 3,43 F.C.A. - 2,3. STEVE KIRKWOOD Wrestling - 3. PENNY KLOTZ Pep Club - 2,33 Music Contest - 2,33 Band - 2,3. KENNETH LEDFORD BRENDA LESLIE Pep Club - 23 Music Contest - 2,3,43 Band - 2, 3,43 Volleyball- 2, 3,43 Basketball - 2,3,43 Track - 2,3, 43 G.A.A. - 2,3,4. STEVEN L. LEWIS STEVEN W. LEWIS Debate - 3,45 Jr. Class Play - 33 Speech Contest - 3, 43 Journalism - 4, Co-Editor of annual - 43 Spanish Club - 2, Sec.-Treas. - 23 Nat. Honor Soc. - 43 Musical - 4. STEVE LONG Student Council - 2, 3,43 Pres. - 43 Vocal Ensemble - 43 Jr. Class Play - 33 Musical - 43 Mixed Chorus - 4. DEAN MCCRARY Photography - 2. t.3:MOLLY MANNING Pep Club - 2,33 G.A.A. - 2. IQDIANE MARTIN Pep Club - 2,3,43 Stage Band - 3,43 Pep Band - 3,43 Band - 2, 3,4, Reporter - 43 Jr. Class Play - 33 Mu- sical - 2, 3,43 Speech Contest - 23 Music Contest - 2, 3,45 Journalism - 4, Co-Editor of annual - 43 Drama Club - 23 Glee Club - 4. MIKE MAUNEY Student Council - 3,43 Musical - 2, 33 Wrestling - 4. MARY JANE MEYERS Class officer - 33 Cheerleader - 2,43 Pep Club - 2, 3, 43 Stage Band - 2, 3,43 Vocal Ensemble - 43 Debate - 23 Jr. Class Play - 33 Music Contest - 2, 3,43 Band - 2,3,43 Drama Club - 23 Musical- 3,43 Basketball- 23 Track- 33 Tennis - 2,3,43 G.A.A. - 23 Home EC. Club Vice-Pres. - 43 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Football Queen Candidate - 43 Winter Sports Queen Candidate - 4, JOE PATTERSON Jr. Class Play - 33 Music Contest - 2,3,43 Photography - 2,33 Drama Club - 2,33 Musical - 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus - 2, 3,4. CONNIE PENKA Pep Club - 2,3. 'J ,, I !!54'4.-'V-1, , ,l 5 C X rf 7 5 f f . , , fl I A f 4 A 5 A xi-'a z, I 5 'X f ,- I 5 . it - .gf 5 .7 , Inq Lfg 4 12,14 L4 G-f 7 31 , ,Lf 224.4 L-d4'.'C,Jf eff? ,,,4!f-f ,'B CtL y 5 . Y 5. .7 'lf 1 5 4 ,- 5 5, gl 17211204.55 L55 E599-152P!7 LQ,,,,,5,f guaf,-A :dig 75,4 :ig Ying 4 -JZ? icLf1Q,Q.flA2. fag!-4.4, . .ff 24.56 1 Lf I A f N 5 , A, X La 2 'J ff ' 5' HZ- if 4 saw if L 1 - if , .4 26241 C 4',,.4c'Cl74f7.,g'6Z'fZ -1 .J Q is -fy4y4',.: fit ff- - Q- 1' ' -Cf.-H-2 5 ,. ' f X , ' 5 X 5 !,f'- X., -1? , jfiffagfie 2x,:'2fA 24 -lg-1750. ' 'JCE 754' QX4 Wy ' '?'21f'-fa DEBBY PHINNEY ' Musical - 2,3747 Girls State Repr entat1ve5 WEE' Pep Club - 2, 3,45 Pep Band - 3,45 jr. Class Play - 35 Music Contest - 2, 3,45 journalism - 4, Co- Editor of Pawnee Chief - 45 Spanish Club - 35 Band - 2,3,45 Drama Club - 25 Musical - 3,45 Basketball - 35 Track - 25 Tennis - 2,35 G.A.A. - 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus - 3,45 Chieftain Queen Candidate - 4. KATHY RADETTE Pep Club - 2,3. BRUCE RAHE Student Council - 2,45 Musical - 45 Wrestling - 2, 3, 45 F.C.A. - 3. PAM RANKIN Student Council - 35 Cheerleader - 45 Pep Club - 2, 3,45 Nat. Honor Soc. - 2,3,45 Home Ec. Club - 35 Glee Club - 25 Football Queen Candidate - 45 Winter Sports Queen Candidate - 4. JACKIE REED Pep Club - 25 Y-Teens - 2. KATHY REUKAUF Pep Club - 2, 3,45 Stage Band - 45 Pep Band - 2, 3,45 jr. Class Play - 35 Music Contest - 2,3,45 Spanish Club Pres. - 35 Nat. Honor Soc. - 2,3,4, Sec. - 45 Band - 2,3,45 Drama Club - 3. DON ROBINSON Wgt. lifting - 3. LIBBY RUEHLEN Pep Club - 253. GARY SCHNECK Student Council - 35 Nat. Honor Soc. 2,3,5 Treas. - 45 Football- 2,3,45 Golf- 25 Wrestling - 2,3,45 Letterman - 3,45 F.C.A. - 253. SCOTT SELTMAN Student Council - 45 Vocal Ensemble - 45 Drama Club - 25 Mixed Chorus - 4. ANNE SHACKELFORD RON SHELTON Student Council - 45 Photography - 2,3,45 Wrestling - 2,3,45 Letterman - 3,45 F.C.A. Pres. - 4. MONICA SIMMONS Pep Club - 2, 3,45 jr. Class Play - 35 Music Contest - 2, 3,45 journalism 45 Spanish Club - 35 Musical - 4. COLEEN SKELTON Pep Club - 2,35 jr. Class Play - 35 Basketball - 2, 3,4 Track- 2,3,45 G.A.A. - 2,3,4, Pres. - 4. JAY SKELTON Football - 2,3,45 Wrestling - 2,3,45 Letterman - 3,45 F.C.A. - 35 Science Club - 2,3. ROGER SLAGLE Cross Country - 25 Football - 3,45 Basketball - 2, 3,45 Track- 3,45 Golf- 25 Letterman- 2,3,45 F.C.A. 35 Chieftain King Candidate - 4. JOANN SMITH Pep Club - 2, 3,45 Pep Band - 3,45 jr. Class Play - 35 Music Contest - 2,3,45 Band - 2,3,45 Musical- 25 Y-Teens - 35 Mixed Chorus - 25 Glee Club - 2,4. SUSAN SMITH Student Council Sec.-Treas. - 35 Cheerleader - 45 Pep Club - 2, 3,45 Stage Band - 2, 3,45 Pep Band 2,35 Vocal Ensemble - 3,45 jr. Class Play - 35 Music Con- test- 2,3,45 Nat. Honor Soc. - 2,3,45 Band - 2,3,45 Tennis - 2,3,45 G.A.A. - 25 Mixed Chorus - 3,4, S Sports Queen Candidate - 4. . 4' GAYLA SMITHSON Pep Club - 2, 35 Musical - 2,35 Music Contest - 25 Mixed Chorus - 2. LONNIE SNYDER Student Council - 45 Class officer - 3,45 Vocal En- semble - 3,45 jr. Class Play - 35 Music Contest - 3, 45 Photography - 45 Musical - 3,45 Football- 35 Track Track - 25 Wrestling - 25 Wgt. lifting - 2,3, Pres. - 35 Mixed Chorus - 3,45 Glee Club - 45 Chieftain King - 4. DEBBIE SPREIER Pep Club - 2,35 G.A.A,-- 2. MARCIA STARK Pep Club - 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. - 45 Vocal Ensemble - 45 Musical- 3,45 Music Contest - 3,45 Home Ec. Club - 2, 3,4, Pres. - 45 Mixed Chorus - 354. DEBBIE STONE Class officer - 45 Pep Club - 2, 3,45 Pep Band - 2, 3, 45 Music Contest - 2,3,45 Band - 2,3,45 Musical- 2, 45 Band Business Mgr. - 35 Home Ec. Club - 35 Y- Teens Vice-Pres. - 2. ' LEE ANNE STUECKEMANN F jr. 'Class Play - 35 Music Contest - 2,3,45 Band - 35 Drama Club - 35 Musical- 2,45 Home Ec. Club - 35 Mixed Chorus - 2,4. ELAINE STUMP . Student Council - 45 Pep Club - 2, 3,45 Vocal En- semble - 45 jr. Class Play - 35 Music Contest - 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club - 35 Nat. Honor Soc. 2,3,45 Band - 2,3,45 Drama Club - 2,35 Musical- 2,3,45 Tennis - 3,45 G.A.A. - 2,35 Mixed Chorus - 2,3,4. GLENN TAMMEN MIKF TAYLOR Student Council - 45 Football - 45 Track - 45 Letter- man - 4. CHARLES TOMLINSON ALBERT TRUIILLO Wrestling - 4. JUDY WILSON Pep Club - 2, 3,45 Speech Contest - 35 Spanish Club - 2,35 Y-Teens - 2, 3. DOLORES WREN Pep Club - 2,35 G.A.A. - 2,3. IDA LEA YEAGER Pep Club - 25 G.A.A. - 2,35 Home Ec. Club - 2. 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