Larned High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Larned, KS)

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with others than own of timi let this not blind affection. Neither misfortune whetheriof not it is -att .7 IS is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield ot distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are loneliness. Beyond a Wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. of the universe no less than the trees Sz the stars' you to you, no doubt the for Well as it is a business affairsg for the there .isg many persons full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially aboutsloveg for in the face of all aridity Sz a right to be rse you conceive Him to be, labors Si aspirations on of life keep all 11:5 sham, drudgery 8: ve to be happy. it is still sa beautiful by Max Ehrmann

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1972 CHIEFTAIN Larnea' Seni0rhHigh School Larned, Kansas Editors: Merilyn Bowmanandfo S h The 972J0urnalism Cl ' R de TRA CES UF N

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D0 You Remember? The day we set foot into the jr. High, everyone was ready for us. The administration and faculty knew who we were. Our reputation gave us a feeling of pride and to- getherness that never changed. Soon, the high school pre- pared itself, and the jr. High sighed with relief. Confidence was the word that described the sopho- mores of 1970. We had confidence that we'd make it in high school, and the upperclassmen soon agreed. With the cry of sofmore leadership , we elected I-Iaynie, Grubbs, and Schartz as our class officers. Frazier led our confused but improving class yells. We helped the musical, H.M.S. Pinafore , roll to success. It was fun being a sophomore, but we looked ahead to the next year. Class projects were the bond that held the juniors of '71 together. Urban, Olsen, and Loughrige led our class as Kirchgassner cheered us on. When we picked out our class rings, we were the center of the school--we be- longed. The musical that year was Bye, Bye Birdie , but Tl-IE event of the year was the jr. Class play, Profes- sor, how could you? With an urge to change tradition, we put on the best prom in LHS history. Our Senior year was something special. Beginning with a change in school policy and a continuing change in in the landscape, this year was filled with challenges. We challenged Urban, Fleske, and Olson to lead our class, Dawson was our class cheerleader. Our football season was a success as we clinched the disu-ict title and took second in regionals. Linda reigned as our football Home- coming queen. For the second year in a row, we captured the 1st place trophy from the St. john Invitational Basket- ball Tournament. Rei gning over our Homecoming victory was Susan, our All-Winter Sports Queen. We selected our most talented, congenial, spirited, and All-around students, and crowned the Chieftan Royalty. One day near the end of january, we realized graduation was not so far away. The arrival of Senior keys, the selection of announcements, and the measuring for caps and gowns brought past memories and future dreams to most Seniors. Yes, we're ready to leave L.H.S.! We'll bid her halls adieu. But we'll never forget, And she'll never forget. . . TI-IE CLASS OF 1972 3