Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1973 volume:

1973 RED AND BLACK LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL LAWRENCE, KANSAS VOLUME 60 0— editor-in-chief sports editor LAWRENCE HIGH 172-73 those who are happy do not observe how the time goes by. shoot the Square more time ♦ 3 LHS Discovers Politics aodmss or 7ii eres icent A OGLIVZRIO C� UVt RADIO AW) TELEVISION we oval crrxcz 10:01 E.H. EST W� following statement is seiM issued at this K� nt m Vaahlngtcn ard Karon At Hi 0 Earls tine tod -,. January 11. � 71, the agreement on ending the war and restoring I an In Vietnam was Initialed by Dr. Henry Kissinger on behalf of the United Statae, and Special Advisor Le Due Wo on tehalf of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. The agreement «ill be fontally signed by the parties participating In the Karla Conference on Vtetnan on January 17, � 71, at the International Conference Center la Earls. The cease-fire will take effect at 1400 Greenwich Mean Tlae. January 17, 1 71. The United States and the Democratic Republic of vietnan express the hope that this agreement will insure stable peace in Vietnam and contribute to the preservation of lasting peace In IndocAtn and South- east Asia. Board of Education-John H. Spearman, Sr.. vice-president; Mrs. Alan Hack, Larry Hatfield, Dr. W.F. Bradley. President; Helen Gilles, Kenneth E. Anderson. Dick Hol2meister. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS Dr. David Kendall Kenneth Fisher SCHOOL BOARD CURRICULUM COORDINATORS R. Wayne Nelson SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DR. CARL KNOX H.C. Stuart 14 15 Bill Medley stepped into an enormous shadow when he assumed command of Lawrence High School. That was in 1966, and the presence of Mr. Neal Wherry was still very much apparent. By the final year of his administration, 1973, Medley had quietly created a shadow of his own. Residues of the Medley years will remain for a long time. Many of the ideas he nurtured are yet in their infancy. Evidence of Medley's mastery in the art of administration is scattered liberally throughout the LHS environment. It is most visible in the staff of over 100 teachers and administrators which achieved under his guidance a rare unity while providing ample diversity to serve the needs of 1700 students. When Max Rife assumed command at LHS, he observed that no principal in the world had a more loyal faculty than Bill. Bill Medley served LHS by assuring its successful adjustment to a highly fluid society. During his term, numerous intense and varied pressures were brought to bear upon LHS. His role was to decide when to flex and when to stand. Lawrence High is stronger today for the decisions he made. Medley was a great planter of ideas. An educator, like other professionals, must keep up with the developments in many fields. As educators across the nation sought to create the ideal school, he watched. And, slowly, he transformed an institution. Such diverse innovations as the Principal's Advisory Council and student self-enrollment were drafted under Medley's leadership. He did not work alone, as he would quickly indicate, but much credit probably escaped him because he was so deftly delegated authority and responsibility. Medley kept himself busy insuring that Lawrence would benefit from the expanse of educational insight that began to emerge during his tenure. Changes in every area of school life sifted into LHS-curriculum, student activities, administrative technique-all bases were touched. But the high school was touched by other forces too. The currents of social change in the community, the state, and the nation all swept through the educational estuaries. When the currents became waves. Medley was there. He rode out the storms, but further, he refused to permit Lawrence High to drift out of the mainstream of American Life. Bill Medley allowed the school to become a microcosm of society. His policies created an environment in which students could get not a mind full of memory, but an apprenticeship in living. Under Medley, academic freedom became not merely a matter of what can we teach, what can we learn, but more nearly the most desirable means to the ultimate goal -serving simultaneously the needs of students and the demands of society. By example. Medley demonstrated that freedom to learn and freedom to teach are defensible only with responsibility. Only by delivering quality could Medley demand it. Testimony to his success is the high regard given to LHS in educational circles through the midwest. When he was tapped for the Principalship of a new, well-funded high school in suburban Delaware, he earned a tremendous compliment for himself, and for the people with whom he worked in Lawrence. The people in Delaware can be assured that shortly. Concord High School will possess the best education can offer. It will become, as LHS has become, a nice place to work, a good place to learn, a great place to be. With the promotion of Max Rife to principal, John Forbes moved up into his position as head and Phil Pestinger became a division princi- pal. Therefore, there was a void to be filled in the counseling office. This was filled by Don Binns and Darrell Falen. Together they share responsibilities as co-counselors. 18 ROY CROPP STAFF Custodians-ROW ONE John Andes. Lylo Coleburn. Lola En- gland, John Young. ROW TWO. Lester Shire. Delmar Rogers. Bill Stewart, Owen Shouse. JEANNE DICKER School Nurse RUTH STOH Sec. to Nurse Cooks-ROW ONE: Betty Stanwick. Dorothy Rake, Peggy Bart lett. Francis Albertson, Jeanme Beisner. Esther Messer. ROW TWO: Ruth Lamb. Judy Chappell, Marilyn Waner. Ruby Webb, Margaret Hardtarfar. Rosetta Hodge. Garnett Knopp. Clara Mae Buffington. Marge Cheek. SHIRLEY FINFROCK Sec. to Principal DIXIE HINZ Attendance Sec RUTH MITCHELL Secretary RHETA PESTINGER Financial Sec. ARLEE ROBERTS Guidance Sec. 20 DICK ADAMS-Prac. Science, Biology MARY ALLEN-German 1, 2 LEWIS ALLEN-Special Educa- tion JOHN AMES—Retail Selling, Dist. Ed. Chall. of Chem. CHRISTIAN BERNEK- ING-Audio Visual, Am. Hist. X — WENDALL BASS-Trades, Black History JIM BELTCH-Youth Gen., Science Fiction DON BINNS-Sociology, Consti- tution MIKE BOGART-Constitution M. BOOHER—Sewing, Foods Your Future BEN BOYDSTON-Am. Hist. KENNETH BRYANT-Trades 24_________=____________ PAIGE CARNEY-Soph. Advanced Girls' P.E., Personal Dev. I KAREN CLARK—Fantasy Fairy Tale, Philosophy JOYCE DANA-Seman- tics. Fantasy Fairy Tale, Poetry the Mod. SUZANNE COI L—Knits Needles, Child's World, Cloth- ing Design MORRIS EIDMAN-Algebra 1, 2. Topics in Math TONY GAUTHIER—Constitution, Economics, Yearbook MILLARD DENNY—Theatre,Stagecraft, Dram. Lit., Adv. Drama DARREL FALEN—Rev. Algebra, Basic Aviation, Algebra-Trig. ELLEN FREEMAN-Trades 26 MARY GAUTHIER—Office Ed. THELMA GORDON-Pupil Wei- FRANK GIBSON-Soph. Boys'PE, Personal Dev. fare Serv. CAROLINE GRAHAM-Intro. to Mod. Lit., British Pot Pourri 27 MAUDE GREEN-Latin 1, 2, 3, Homer the Epic LOIS GROH-Shorthand, Sec. Training VIRGIL HALLAUER-Intro. Data Proc., Computer Prog., Cortv puter Math, Key Punch Opera tions JOYCE GRIGGS—Shakespearean The- ater, Folklore, Fantasy Fairy Tale RALPH HAZEL—Science-Survival, Physics JUDY HENDERSON-French 1, 2 HIGHFILL-Biology, Human Anat. Physiology JEAN HANAN-Youth Gen., Humor, Wit Satire KEN 29 TOM HOFFMAN-Auto Me- chanics LYLE HOOVER- Mech. Drawing 1, 2, Arch. Drawing, Gen. Drafting, Power Mech. TOM JORDAN—Design, Adv. Craftsman, Ceramics, Jewelry, Leathercraft ED JUDD-Biology 30 DARYL JEHLE-Trades, CIT JIM KELLEY-Electronics 1. 2. Wood Tech. 40 60 WES KELTCHER- Begin. of Style, Dev of English Lan. LINDA JUDD-French2 PAT KELLS-Special Education VERA KAN- ZIG—Librarian DEE LINK-Design STAN LARSON-Prod. Agri., Animal Science, Intro, to Landscaping BILL LASSMAN-Printing ELEANOR LOCK HART-Librarian, Hu- manities EDGAR K RI EGER-Euro- pean Hist., Am. Hist. BOB MANNING-Advanced Soph. Boys' P.E. CHALMER MARTIN-Prac- tical Science LESLEE McKENNA- Communication Mass Me- dia, Journalism, Budget JOAN LUNDSTROM-Advanced Soph. Girls' P.E. CHERRY McCABRIA-Special Ed. ELAINE MULLIKEN-Meals With Appeal, Cooking, Int. Decorating 34 SO, NOW YOU’RE A TEA ;HER MARTHA NI LSEN—Librarian CARL MIBECK—Am. Hist., Contemp. Affairs, Forensics, Debate LARRY MORLAN— Psychology, In- ternal. Relations ALICE OWENS-Rapid Reading, Remedial Read- ing MARTHA O'TOOLE—Ac- counting, Shorthand HAROLD PIEHLER-Humor, Wit Satire, Mystery Dect. DENNIS RORABAUGH- Review Geometry, Geome- try, Algebra 1 'Try to fix the mistakes, never the blame.” SHARON ROBINSON—Bus. Law, Typing 1 STAN ROTH-Adv. Biol- ogy. Biology HELEN SHUMWAY-Design. Comp. Art, Draw- ing Mixed Media, Photography ART SLOAN-Mystery Dect., Three Hundred Years BETTY SPALSBURY-Am. Hist. EARL SIMMONS—Welding 1. 2. Agri. Mechanics LINDA SUDERMAN- Bus., Humor, Wit, Satire DICK SWINDLER-Trig. Anal. Geo., Basic Math, Algebra 2 ELIZABETH TATE-Trades LEWIS TlLFORD—Soph. Chorus, Red Black, Girls' Glee Club, A Cappella No difficulties, no discovery, no pains, no gains. MARY TREECE-World Hist., Am. Hist. TOM WALLER-Geometry, Algebra 1 DARRELL WARD-Bible As Lit., Three Hundred Years CYNTHIA WHITE- NIGHT— Science Fiction, Comp. World Lit., Intro, to World Lit. LARRY WILLIAMS-Orchestra REECE WILEV-Short Story, English I IRENE SMITH RETIRES Few students at LHS today could tell you how long Irene Smith taught school here. Well, it was over 40 years. The depth of her commitment to quality education and to the development of her students could not be questioned. Changing times are nothing new. Irene can tell you that. Each of the forty-two odd classes that left LHS during her tenure was unique, and owes no small part of its success to her dedication. High school teachers don't get titles like professor or dean. It's just teacher. Irene Smith was 42 years a teacher, humble and dignified. She retired in 1973. 41 0 This Lion's got Senioritis. Surely at least one senior will go on the wagon' Lawrence Adkinson Janet Albin Paul Alexander Steve Alexander Stanley Alldredge Betty Allen Chad Allen Dawn Allen Jennifer Allen Cheryl Allison Jeff Allison Mike Altenbernd David Alumbaugh Michael Amerine Jeff Arnold Vickie Aubry 45 Sarah Bassett Eddie Bateson Timothy Baxter Pam Bay Tony Beauchamp Clifford Beeghley Mike Beers Mike Beisner Oelma Austin Dimeta Austin Gayle Avery Terry Bair Paula Baker Chrsitopher Banta Christie Barrand Mary Anna Basel Gregg Bell Rosemary Belot Terry Benschoter Mark Bickford 46 Dwane Biggerstaff Lester Biggerstaff Elizabeth Black Timothy Blewitt Dennis Bocquin David Bones Christopher Bonner Gregory Borel John Boyd Rebecca Boyd Cynthia Bracciano William Bradley Alice Boring Lisa Bowers Janice Bowman Thomas Bowman 47 Patty Brann Mark Braun Craig Brown Steve Bruce Dennis Buchholz Kathryn Buhler Susan Burgett Leland Burkhart Patsy Burkhead Kenneth Butler Mary Callicot Becky Calbert Benita Camden Evelyn Cape 48 Peter Carttar Karlin Capps Kristi Carpenter Ruth Cashatt Rhonda Cellers John Chaney Mike Chavez David Cheek Michael Church Stephen Clevenger Allen Clough Danny Chandlee Rodney Cheatham Garry Clark Thomas Coffin 49 Mike Commons Frederick Conboy Nancy Conklin Shirley Connett Nancy Cook Susan Cook Walter Corrigan 50 Dwight Cox Steven Cox Rebecca Craig David Crawley Iris Cripe Frank Cross John Culvahouse Dale Culver 51 Paula Dietrich Christine Disque Karen Dixon Loretta Doemland Stuart Doores Terry Drennon Greg Dutt Bil Dutton Sometimes the best gain is to lose. Lynn Estelle Scott Etherton Kurt Falkenstien Joe Falkenstien Frank Fewins Robert FkJdes Russell Field Tom Fields Tim Fields Retha Figgins David Filkins Glenda Finfrock Joe Fisher Karen Fleeger Carol Flory James Flory 53 Randel Flory Steven Flory John Foster Terry Frazier Sue Ann Frederick sen Barbie Friauf Jon Gaines Tim Gaines William Gallagher Andy Galloway 54 Pam Gannaway Priscilla Garber Alicia Garcia Larry Garcia Tom Garcia Mike Garret! Lee Ann Gaung Brian Gentry Chris Georgeson Diana Gerard Barbara Getter Mike Gillispie Paul Glahn Diana Goins Debbie Goldsmith Wanda Grammer 55 Robert Green Tim Green Stan Grewing Sue Grob John Grosdidier Barbara Groves Mary Guenther Randy Guenther Bill Hack Greg Hack Pam Hadl Greg Haehl •What, me worry?1 56 Lori Hagenbuch Jan Haley William Hall Cathy Hamm Kevin Harper Terry Harrell Dennis Heller Wendy Hemphill Loy Henderson Liz Henley Tamara Harris Carol Hart Kirk Hatfield Larry Headley Mike Heck Carl Heinrich Jerry Hod son Philip Hodson David Hess Mike Hess Jan Hicks Laurie Hill Terry Hodson John Hoffman Janis Holcom Tim Holden Randy Holder Kimba Hollingshead 58 59 How many latter points do wo got for this?' Jeff Hunter Tim Hurd Barbara Hurwitz Jamie Hutchison Jane Hyde Steve Ice Susan Ikenberry Sonja Jaderborg Tricia Jewett Nancy Johannsen Lavan Johnson Craig Jones yeeeh, what's up, doc?' 60 Debbie Jones Melvin Jones Rosemary Jones Jeff Joseph Leslie Kammeyer Terrance Karlin Nancy Kauffman Billy Kearney Elaine Kennedy Rick Kennedy Marc Ketzel Craig Kidwell 61 Leroy Lenon Joe Lewis Connie Lindell Naoma Little Bruce Livingston Beth Llewellyn Julie Logan Mike Loggan 62 Jeffrey Long Yvonne Long used to know how to us one of these thing ' Daryl Longanecker John Lowther Laura Lujan Kyla Luther “They think that I believe this radical poppycock Marsha Lyles Chris Mancotte Micheal Maranell Aaron Markley Teddy Marks Diane McElroy Deborah McIntyre Randy McKenzie Margaret McKinney Diane Martin 64 Catherine McLees Brian McManness Bill McNary Jeanette Mellenbruch Jo Meserve Terry Messentiimer Cecilia Mesta Steven Meyer Angela Miller Connie Miller David Miller Debbie Miller 65 Kim Miller Michael Miller Randy Millikan Debra Mills Jeffrey Moffett Jane Mohler Glen Monaghan Mark Moore Sylvia Moore Jolene Morris LaOene Morton Richard Mostert 66 Patrick Murphy Sharon Myers Deborah Mzhickteno Robert Nauman Rosalind Newmark Dennis Nichols Ronald Nitcher Brian Norwood 67 If you never stick your neck out, you’ll never get your head above the crowd. Jonathan Paretsky Fred Parks Craig Paul Douglas Peck James Pendleton Christopher Penny Janice Perry Dyla Peterson 68 Steve Pierce Gerald Pine JoAnn Pippin Susan Poe Dorothy Pogge Rosalea Postma Karen Powell John Pozdro Donald Preston Arthur Price Malcom Price 69 Vicki Pringle Gregory Proctor Eleanor Puckett Terri Pulliam Robin Ragland Laura Ralston Christine Ramirez Rosemary Ramirez Thomas Ramirez Carol Randall John Rasing 70 Charles Ray Donald Rayton Tom Rea Marla Redding Marilyn Reding Larry Reed Naomi Reed Dorothy Regnier Frank Reiber Debra Renick 71 Joyce Retherford Janet Reynolds Vickie Reynolds Stanley Rice Jerald Riling Michael Riling Richard Rist Steven Robb Alan Robertson Douglas Roecker Loretta Rollins Danny Rosencrantz 72 Diana Rosson Corky Roste Karen Roujfiton Lisa Roush Robert Rowland Diane Runn Alicia Russell Roxanne Rygmyr George Sabol Debbie Sale Dennis Salyer Jay Sanders Spike Santee Michael Scanlan Jeffrey Scannell Richard Schamle Daniel Scheve Rod Schimmel Gregory Schmidt Kathy Schmidt Thomas Schmitendorf Julie Schneck Roger Schweppe 74 David Scott Vickie Scruggs If Gauthier seet «hi , he'll chop it out!' Me. DANDRUFF. . .NEVERII Dawn Shaffer Valeria Shane Vicki Shane Dennis Sheets Penny Sherman David Shirk Glenise Shirley Jennifer Shontz 75 Cheryl Shrable J.J. Shull Mary Smith Michelle Smith Pamela Smith Bill Snavely Michael Shumway Steven Shumway Susan Sigler Alan Simmons Linda Simons Pamela Siller Robert Skaggs Cindy Smith Rev lee Sneegas John Snyder David Speakman Terry Spearman 76 Carol Spears Kathryn Spence Bob Floyd David Steffen Kimberly Sterling Laura Stevenson Harold Stewart Ricky Stewart Susan Stewart Mark Stiles Robin Stites 77 Steven Tate Loren Taylor Lea Tennyson Marc Thiry June Thornton Larry Thornton Debbie Tindell Judy Todd Becky Todd Sherman Tolbert Debra T ryon Gloria Tubbs Bill Stoneback Lynn Stoneback ■ Linda Stumbo Greg Sweeney Richard Sweeney Terry Tackel Johnny Talawyma Charles Tankersley 78 Helen Wagley Debra Walters Mildred Walters Janice Waner Michelle Waner David Ward 79 Debra Webb John Weber Greg Wedd Sheryl Weeks Sherry Weems Randy Weidman Maureen Welling Ron Wellman Janice Williams John Williams Michael Williams Todd Williams Lance Willits Joe Wilson Karen Winn Dale Wise .80 Nancy Zimmerman Leonard Zook 81 Charles Read Dennis Read Joyce Reddick Gina Redding Karen Reed Paul Reed Robin Reed Julie Ralston Linda Ramirez Cheryl Ray Richard Ramirez Mary Randall Richard Raney Rachelle Rasing Debra Rmke John Rinkenbaugh Carlo Robb Richard Roberts Velva Roberts Sherry Rogers David Rogers Brend8 Romine 83 Mark Roseberry Douglas Ross Lawrence Roth Oavid Roush Daniel Row Ian Rowell Candy James Victor Janevwy Rebecca Jan ewe y Allen Johnson Tina Johnson Exci Joliff Gary Jones Kevin Jones Mary Jones David Jordan Dorothy Jordan Darlene Adams Pamela Adams Suzanne Adams Laurie Ahearn Judy Albright Jon Amyx Frank Austin Randy Samuels Renee Settler T ad Sauer Mark Scales Tad Scales VI James Schaake Mark Schaake David Schamle Jerry Schick Michael Schneck Johnny Seuell Bruce Shackelford Conme Shaw Robert Shelley John Sheppard Virginia Shirer Carolyn Schockley Mary Short Roger Siroky Alan Skeet Delamo Smith Dennis Smith Neba Smart Nancy Smith Anthony Smith 84 Connie Spillman Marleen Sneegas Gary Squires Randell Sneegas Alida Staden Mary Spence Ryan Stansifer DavxS Stedham Larry Stellwagen Valerie Stephens Judith Sterling Larry Stevenson Blame Stewart David Stinson Donna Karlin Terry Keefer Ruth King Mary Kinkaid Richard Kite Lois Kitsmiller Camille Kring Karen Krogstie Deborah Kuykendall Patricia Kievlan Diane King Natasha Kuimanovich Joan Bachelor Anthony Backus Dale Bahnmaier Charles Bailey Doug Baker Barbara Bad Mark Stogsdill Jaye Stroud Rodney Stuart Kelly Sunderland Hope Sutton Michael Sutton Clay Kappelman Kathryn Kelly Gillian Kendall Nancy Kerns Dale Kerr Carmen Bamber Bruce Banning Calvin Barnes Sharolyn Barnes William Barnhill Norman Barr Cecil Barry 85 Cynthia Bay Michael Beach Rosemary Beard Carolyn Beene Merna Bell Richard Bell Steve Bell Meredith Boice Thomas Borland Mark Booth Mary Boozer Marcia Boswell Dan Benton Lynne 8elliotti Linda Besser Judith Benjamin Billy Biberstom Katherine Benschoter Dale 8� ggers rfl. Jfct Paul 8irch Cynthia Blair Sheri Blank Sheryl Blaylock David 8levins Cathy Bodm Susan Boehle David 8owers Michael Bowline Margaret Bowman Beverly Boyle Joseph Bracciano Barry Braden Christopher Bredt You can't stuff the ballot box Mr. Rife! I am! Dennis Brain Jayne Brahler Boyd Brandom Robert Brown Marsha Brown Wanda Brubaker Ronald Burger Donald Burger William Burgess Gary Breipohl Donald Brewster Dallas Brown Debra Bryans Suzanne Bryant Lynn Bunce 86 Kim Burkhead Sharon Burns Dewame Burris Diana Burris Lianne Taylor Sandra Taylor Susan Taylor Ladean Thomas Pam Thornton Kenna Thurber Priscilla Timmons Catherine Tolbert Mary Tomasek Sharon Learned Cyrese Lee Mary Lee Bruce Leinmiller Steve Leonard Gwen Lewellen Lynn Lewellen William Lovett Mark Lujan Clinton Lynn Mark Cam Thomas Cannon Donna Carbaugh Charles Carpenter 87 Lynn Coffin Randall Coffman Mike Coffman Junior Clast Officers (left to right) Dan Benton. Elame Grob, I.M. Atree. Rod Stuart, Di-Di Markley. Christine Carter Magdalene Cart tar Connie Cates Terry Chambliss David Chappell Harry Chinn Clara Church John Clyatt Peter Chan S . , 'a Barbara Cleck Brenda Cobb Jennifer Cobb David Cook Daniel Cole Katherine Co Iyer Steven Conner Howard Collmson David Cook Nancy Cook Patricia Cooper Leslie Copp Glen nett Corel Vickie Cotton Peggy Craig George Crum Jan Cunningham Douglas Cutler Debra Ulry Sally Maniove Eric Marshal Diana Markley Valerie Mayer Rebecca Markley Patrick McBride Cherie Marshal Jan McCarthey 88 Vincent Miller Scott Montgomery David Milligan Joanna Miranda Ann Mitchell Brenda Moon Cotter Mitchell Herman Morris Richard Morris David Moses 89 Diana Moss Mark Mouron James Murray Kathleen Muzzy Eldon Mzhickteno Judy Dalton Bryan Darner Terry Davatz Craig Davis Debra Dellwig Kay Denham Debra Davis Melissa Davis Rodney Davis Susan Davis Debra Davison Hohn Dennis Ronnie Deweese Arthur Diaz Robert Doemland Michael Donoho Bruce Douglas Paul Draper Sharon Dukelow Joan VanDyke Sharon Dultimeier Mary Dultimeier Lynn Dunn Eva Vlach Brenda Naff Marlon Newell Michelle Nicpon Patty Noland Debra Noller Neil Nehrmg Cheryl Earls Mark Nelson James Easley Terry Ebeling Charlene Eberhart Resa Nelson Steven Eiseie Mona Elder Mitzi Elliott Tma Elliott Eddie Elston Dee Englebrecht Shirley Erskm Robm Etherton Pamela Ewing Judy Evans Dana Ezell Barbara Waisner Randy Wales Rayann Eversmeyer Thomas Wales Gary Welsh Kenneth Wempe Michael Wenger Joe Whitehead Philip Wente Judd Wenzel Barbara Wettengel Paul Walker Philip Wedge Victor Wears Nancy Weidensaui Michael Wellman Mark Wells Teresa Wells 90 Linda Wiggins Roger Wiggins Cynthia Wike Sandra Wiley James Wille Elizabeth Willems Doris Williams Jocks stretch the loyalty of the r athletic supporters. 91 Helen Parks Wanda Parks Randy Parks Bradley Parsons Doug Parsons Mike Parsons Mary Patchen Anne Patrick Kathleen Patti Ronald Payne Kimiy Peck John Pendleton Beverly Penny Joleno Pcrcival Sharon Perkins Kim Pestmger Carolyn Pettengill Michael Pickert Mona Planker Deanna Platt Laurie Pohl irk Powell Aary Price Matt Price y Proctor ark Purvis Brad Putthoff Debra Garrett Gregory Galluzzi Debra Garber Leon Garcia Jenmne Gentler Colleen Gardner Teresa Gentry Roxanne Getter Jane Gibson Kitty Gift in Sara Giiiahan Shirley Glover Gregory Godwin Jennifer Gold Nancy Golden Sandra Goldsmith James Good Ronald Goolsby Deborah Graham Stephen Graham RJASKBTLCUMDVNEWOFXPGYQHZI! Margaret Yaussi Richard Yeekei Carol Young Ken Young William Quinlan Monica Quinn Margaret Hadi Terry Grammar Betty Griffin Cathy Grigsby Elame Grob Steven Groaning Diana Guenther Gayiand Guinn 92 Bobbie Hardister Melinda Hazlett Karl Herns Holly Harris Rosamond Hawkins Gary Heath Jana Hays Russell Had I Catherine Hall Jaoque Hall Edward Hamilton Steven Hammig Rebecca Hansen Ramona Harden Rhonda Heine Larry Helm Beverly Hemming Katherine Henley John Herbert Pamela Hermes Aria Herndon Joel Hethermgton James Hicks Peter Higuchi Patricia Hodge Fritz Hoffman Willard Hoiladay Sandra Holloway Randy Hoover Steven Hoover Scott Hornberger Sue Hornsby Vicki Hoyt Hai Huang Melinda Zilliox Jesse Hunter Ron Zook Theresa Zook Lee Ice Margaret Zelinski Susan Ireland 93 Lmda Zweyer Margaret Zuther Jackie Zillner Alan Zarley Mary Young Jo Ellen Young Janet Young Justin Yeorby Brent Wyatt Theresa Worth Debra Worley Sherry Worden Mimi Wooiery Steve Wolfe Cindy Wisdom Joni Wmdholz Cheryl Willits Jeff Willis Vickie Williams Paula Williams Linda Williams Kristy Williams Gaile Williams Paula Wilier Slurp! Melody Will Eliiabeth Wiley Lisa Wigington Paul White Alan White Richard Whitaker Linda Wells Annette Welling Thyde Weidman Rhonda Warrington Louise Wedge Vick. Warner Bonme Weber Chris Warner Charles Watson Sharon Wancr 94 Francme Waner Mark Waiters Dcna Walters Mary Wallace Glen Walker Merle Wales Timothy Wagner Steve Wagner Gwen Wagner Judy Waggoner Diana Vogt Lynette Vick Cynthia Vasquez Vince Vanmcola Keith Vann Raymond Van Meter Di8ne Tyler Kathy Unfred Charles Turner Hidehiro Tsuruki Jim Troxel Patches Torres Charles Ulry Jeri Titus Keith Thurgood Terry Thornton Madi Thornton 2 Mitchell Taylor Marilyn Taylor Susan Tate Ron Swan Kevin Sundbye Michelle Sturman Lynn Swift Kathryn Swartzel Robert Sweeney Hi, Sweetie! Jamie Stevens Karen Stolz John Stottler Guy Stephens Yvoune Statler Melinda Starkley Lis Stockhammor Erica Stannard 95 Brad Snodgrass Scott Smith Monty Sneegas Ralph Smith Melissa Sneegas Gary Smith Richie Sneegas Gary Smith Richard Sheridan Debra Shelley Mike Sheffield Jennifer Shaw Mike Scruggs John Scruggs Frances Serivo Laval Scott Keith Schouten Gregory Schmidt Jean Schiefelbusch Susan Scannel Mike Scales Joe Scales Kim Saltier Juli Sanders Pamela Salyer Tonia Saivmi Steven Salome David Sain Joe Rodriquez Michael Robberson Susanne Rockhold Danny Robb Katherine Roberts Bessie Rist Dorothy Roberts Peggy Rinke David Rundquist Patricia Rogge Karen Rowland Brian Roughton Virginia Rose Danette Rorabaugh Vickie Rofkahr Rachel Romero 96 Joanme Riling Thomas Reynolds Francis Riggs Danny Rew Charles Ricketts William Renick Sue Richardson Steve Regnier Nancy Rea Eddie Reed Bill Rayton Ronald Ray Rick Ray Donna Ray Robert Red.ng Debra Ramskill Gilmcrt Ramirez Frederick Ramirez David Raley Cynthia Quiring Jess Queen Patty Purcell David Prosser Miko Procter Stacy Potter Tom Pollard Ruth Polk Gene Planker Tivaporn Pinpipopc Charlotte Pickcnpough Lmda Pettengill Barbara Peters Cheryl Percival Jamie Penny William Pennewell John Pendry Grady Patterson Valerie Peasiee Roma Parsons Stacy Parmely Linda Otnnger Jon Onoal Mary Payne William OkJfather Christopher Ogle Edward Nieder Gregg Norwood Harold Nely Donald Nordlund Donna Neal Pamela Nisely Randy Myers 97 I I I Annette Morns Robert Morgan Debra Morgan Virginia Moorhead Jon Moorhead Michael Moore Julia Moore Alice Moore Mike Miller Danny Miller Dale Miller Anita Miller Leal Mertes Cindy Merritt Mary Mendoza Laura Mears Jane Murray Debora Munczek John Mumford Michael Muckey Beverly Morton Edward Morrison Annette Morrison Roger Morns David Mooney Margaret Moats Roseieeta Misner Elizabeth Ming Donald Ming Karen Milligan Susan Miller Shelly Miller 69 down, only 1.000 more to got 98 Bonnye Little Gordon Luter Richard Link Larry Lindell Andy Leonard Rebecca Leon Gerard Lee Lynn Leban Karen Lassman Joieen Langlou Michael Landers Heather Laird Steven King Joiene Kessler Bruce Kerns James Kerbv Diana Kennedy Dennis Kennedy Brad Kay Daniel Katz Barbara Jennings Nancy Janisch Warren Janewey Jay Jameson Louis Jaimez Grace Jackson Karen Iwamoto Mark Ice Isn't this fun? Marilyn Lacey Joan Kunkle Robert Krische Keith Kopf Teresa Koch Peter K-tos John Kitos Carl Kiser Melanie Kappeiman Howard Jones Paula Johnston Marcella Johnston Tommy Johnson Robert Johnson Mary Jo banning George Jerkovich 99 Monte Hunn Janice Hughes Jannette Huff Renee Howard Donna Hood Kevin Holloway Robert Holladay Robert Hod son Not here. Spike. Valetta Brown Julie Hutchison Mimi Hurwitz Ear lean Hunter Robin Hunn Cynthia Hodges Vance Hiner Wayne Hill Mark Hill Richard Hird Patricia Hornberger Gayle Hornberger Terry Hopkins Joyce Hopkins Miriam Hicklin Jenny Hemphill Melissa Hicklin Wanda Helmert Cheryl Hess Jane Hellstrom Susan Hensler Victor Heffner Mark Heck Gary Headley Bradley Heacock Robert Hays Denise Havel Donme Hattabaugh Laura Harrod Tracey Harris Roderick Harper James Harrell Jeff Harper Lois Hanna Robert Hardy Dennis Hanlon Twilla Harrell Susan Hanenkrat Michael Had) Leah Hadi Karla Hadl Micheal Grover Leann Gross Stephen Griffin Vanessa Gregory Eric Gregory Sandra Hanenkrat James Hancock Lynn Hamm Arthur Hallenbeck Dennis Hall David Han Lynn Hagenbush Danny Hadl 100 Jultd Gregg Leslie Green James Graham Kathy Gorton Timothy Gore Lori Gordon Leslie Gordon Eva Gonuslin Raymond Goff Amy Godwin Scott Gillum Patricia Gillispie Susan Giilahan Terry Gilbert Doyle Gerard Marsha Gentry Edward Gannon Frederick Geiger Mark Gates Joanne Gardner Debbie Garcia 8ob Garcia Vickie Gantenbem Cynthia Gannaway Susan Galyardt Stacy Galloway Estee Galloway Eseree Galloway Arlando Games Tommy Games Grace Fyne Elizabeth Furlong Jimmy Fulks Helen Frolow Michelle Frye Tim Fritzel Dylyn Frye Stanley Fnesen Henry Frost Nancy Frtauf Mark Fox Sheree Freeman Steve Freed Linda Fredricksen Donald Fowler Keith Foster Robert Forer Frankie Foster Julia Flory Jeanme Fleer Nancy Fenstemaker Carl Faulk Jimmy Farrier James Farmer Steve Falen Leisa Ezell Doug Evans Jeffrey Elder Kerry Ehrman Andy Easum Anna Dykes Pay your toilet tax 101 Ann Drury Jill Draves Steve Drake Darrell Dowdell Cheryl Dowd Toby Douglas Cynthia Donoho Charles Doemiand Connie Disque Kathleen Dmneen Cecile Dickson Johnny Demby Laura DelCamtx Cyndi Deems Elaine Deay Dennis Davison Sara Davis Kathy Davis Renee Davidson Michael Davidson Ray Darmond Barbara Daniel Dale Cumpston Jeff Cuivahouse Gary Crowe Betty Cross Clark Cropp Terry Cron Jenny Crews Karen Cramer Sherry Cox James Cox Susan Cool David Conrad Matt Conley Cynthia Conklin Lynn Coleman Denise Coleman Christine Coffman Kathleen Cobb Melody Clevenger Diana Clay Rachel Churchill Mark Church Jim Church Constance Church Ronald Christie Jan Christianson James Childers Randall Cheek Tim Chambers William Cassity Benjamin Cased James Carter Samuel Carroll James Carroll Shari Campbell Scott Campbell Sandy Camden Angela Caief Melmda Cam Donald Burggraf Pam Burgett Jodena Burgen Lome Burch Dale 8unce Brian Bruns Lee Broyles Cynthia Browning Johnette Brown Betty Brown Kevin Brooking Diane Briggs Cynthia Brewster Nancy Breithaupt Roger Bradley Eileen Boyle Mike Boyd Kevin Boyd Dennis Boyd Omer Bowman Tern Bowen Marc Bouton Denise Borel Roger Bonner Bradley Bond John Bodle Ann Boatwright Marcia Bloom Russell Blayloch Jan Blankmship Jay Blalock Nancy Black Noel Betow Stephen Bertrand Mark Bernhardt Debbie Bergin Eric Bellinger Sharon Beene Debra Becker Roland Beck Robert Baxter Kirkman Baxter Laura Bassett Wendell Basel Ricky Barnentos Peter Barr George Baird Ruth Baer Wanda Bachman Aian Babbit Sharon Austin Adna Austin Cheryl Arce Carol Antie Teresa Anderson Ric Anderson Carry Anderson Pamela Altic Shawna Allison Laurie Allison Cathy Allen Sandra Alldredge Denise Albert Michael Alberts Jacklyn Akins Eva Akins Gary Akins Joan Akers 103 Homecoming Queen: Karen Fleeger 104 Homecoming '72 This year's homecoming ceremonies concluded with the crowning of Karen Fleeger as queen, and Julee Hinz and Beth Llewellyn as attendants. With help from Stu-Co, the Pep Club constructed a float in the shape of a giant L. Before the game itself the float, marching band, terps, and pep clubbers paraded around the stadium. Although we lost the football game the homecoming ceremonies were enjoyable. 105 Cross Country Team Shows Improvement The 1972 edition of Mr. Sublett's cross country team was one of the better teams in the school's history. The Lions had the material to be one of the state's best teams this year but they ran inconsistently. The harriers grabbed one trophy by placing third at the Wamego Invitational. The Lions also placed second in the Seaman Invitational and Lawrence Invitational. The Lions were paced by senior Tom Schmitendorf and junior John Rinkenbaugh. They were capably backed by seniors Brian McManness, Dale Culver, and Richard Sweeney. Junior Lettermen were Clay Kappel man, Vince Miller, Dave Roush, and Bernard McCoy. Sophomore prospects were Tom Reynolds and Robert Hardy. The harriers look forward to a good season next year and a trip to the state meet. Coach Sublet! confers with runners. Steve Meyers HO Barney and Dave after a tough race. Brian McManness Tom Schmitendorf 2nd Wamego Invitational 5th Emporia Invitational 5th Shawnee Mission North 2nd Seaman Invitational ROW ONE: Vince Miller, Tom Reynolds, John Rmkenbaugh, Tom Schmitendorf. Clay Kappelman. Brian McManness, Dave Roush. Robert Hardy. ROW TWO: Steve Wolfe. Phil Wedge, Mike Wenger, Edwin Tubby, Richard Sweeney. Dale Culver, Barney McCoy. ROW THREE: Steve Taylor. Greg Schmidt. Kim Teft, Peter Barr. David Conrad, Steve Ice, manager. ROW FOUR: Steve Meyer, manager; Larry Lindtll. H. Tsuzuki. Jim Murray. Steve Sublet!, coach. 7th Shawnee Mission East Invitational 2nd Lawrence Invitational 8th League 6th Regional Richard Sweeney Dale Culver ill Lawrence 0 S.M. East 18 Lawrence 18 Wichita West 26 Lawrence 27 Topeka 14 Lawrence 21 Topeka West 18 Lawrence 0 S.M. West 10 Lawrence 21 Washington 34 Lawrence 18 S.M. South 7 Lawrence 19 S.M. North 23 Lawrence 14 Topeka 12 -r — • 1972 was a frustrating season for the Lions. After a brilliant previous season. Coach Gibson couldn't get the Redmen off on the right track. The Varsity Lions ended the season ith a disappointing 4-5 seas The season began with Lawrence kick! Shawnee Mission East. The first half ended vAtffl ry even 0-0 stalemate. After that, the game Ponged entirely to the Lancers. By the end of the game, SME had three touchdowns to their credit while Lawrence could not grin points to make the score 18-0. The sett ng of the next game was at Haskell Stadium against Wichita West. Though playing a very impressive game, the Lions could not hold on toftheir half-time lead of 18-13. Instead, the outcome was a closely lost game. The Red Machine gave off sparks' as the Lions went on to win the next two games against Topeka and Topeka West to even up the season's record. Nothing seemed to go wrong for the Lio� £as they beat Topeka 27-14. The next game with Topeka West was as evenly matched a game as is possible. But the Lawrence team gained the win over the Cb egers by a three point margin. m 1 Jn the following game, Shawnee Mission West's defense proved to be much too powerful for the Lions. The red offense was constantly discouraged from scoring as the Vikings handed Lawrence a shut-out lo� . After a very disappointing homecoming loss to Washington, Lawrence went on to gain an important win against the Shawnee Mission South Raiders. Losing at half-time, the Redmen came to completely over- whelm the Raiders 18-7. The Lions proceeded to Shawnee Mission North for a very critical and important game. But to the disappointment of Lawrence, they lost by a heart- breaking 19-23 score. By losing, the Lions were guaranteed a losing season and were completely knocked out of the competition for the state title. The game with the Trojans seemed to strike the team and school as unimportant. Lawrence, having already beaten Topeka easily the first time, had a rough time in the playoffs. But the Lions hung on to' grab the lead and the gamej 4-12. The leading rusherrfor Lawrence were Bob Floyd, __ [Into PfllTTl nnrl Dave Rogers who gained over a total of 1,700 yards between them. The leading passer was Carl Heinrich. Though the Lions are losing 22 Senior Lettermen, there will be 15 Lettermen returning next year to assume the positions. With better luck, the Lions should have a state caliber team next year. Varsity Squad-ROW ONE (left to right): Coach Gibson. Ron Wellman, John Chaney. Greg Dutt, David Miller. Mike Altenbernd. Mark McCarthy. Mike Wellman. Randy Flory. Bob Floyd. Stacey Boyd. Henry Morrison, Dav.d Rogers. Bob Parker. Coach Waller. ROW TWO: Coach Falen, Ken Butler. Allan Johnson. Paul Boring, Joe Whitehead. Mike Bowline, Greg Galium. Pat O'Toole. Mark Scales. Ted Marks. Melvin Usher. Landy Gaines. Mike Beers. Dan Coffman. Dale Miller. Coach Harrington. ROW THREE Coach Boydston, Jim Carter. Howie Walker. Daryl Longanecker. Pat Hughes, John Mumford. Roger Bradley, Paul Glahn, Tim Blewitt. Terry Keefer. Ron Zook, Art Diaz, Carl Heinrich, Jon Amyx. David Mears, Coach Beltch. ROW FOUR: Coach Adams, Scott Lucas, Dan Easum, Kevin Boyd, Jess Queen, Tim Fntzel, Ralph Smith, Scott Campbell. Mike Boyd, Laval Scott. Dennis Nichols. Tim Green, Mark Ice. David Crawley. Mike Pickert, Mickey Woolard, trainer. ROW FIVE: Bill Biberstein, Ron Deweese. David Mikols. 115 A FUNNY THING HAPPENED TO TED MARKS PAT HUGHES TIM GREEN HENRY MORRISON Lions conc«ntrato on the action. DARYL LONGANECKER 116 LAWRENCE ON THE WAY TO STATE CARL HEINRICH DAVID MILLER MIKE ALTERNBERND GREG DUTT STACEY BOYD PAUL GLAHN TIPBLEWITT DAN COFFMAN RON WELLMAN 117 LITTLE LIONS 72 Struggling for those extra yards. SEASON ENDS VICTORIOUSLY Stalkfleet goes for a TO. Little Lions Squad- ROW ONE (left to right): Coach Waller, Dennis Sheets. Don Stalkfleet, Herman Morris. Ron Goolsby. Brad Parsons. David Stinson. Tod Olson, Drew Torre . Cecil Barry. 8arry Braden. Gary Squires. ROW TWO Steve Falen. manager; Bill Dutton. Mike Muckey. Kieth Kopf. Joe Fisher. Bruce Banning. Johnny Talawyma. Joe Sweeney. Jerry Miller. Bill Kearney. J.m Hicks. Larry Thornton. Coach ROW THREE Vince Vanmcola. Barney McCoy. Scott Janeway. Don Benton. Pat McBride. Larry Stevenson. Mike Scales. 8r.an Torres, Dalph Simons. Gary Akin. Joe Scales Kim Wrench, manager. ROW FOUR Dave Sem, Gilbert Ramire . Ron Christie. Mark Bernhardt, Rick Logan. Jerry Riles. Paul Reed. Brad Kay. Dole Gerrard. Ray VanMeter. Mike Moore. Dale Bunce. Rod Cheatham 118 Parsons sweeps (or yardage against SMS. A Lion end speeds away from the pack. Lion QB looks for his receiver. Senior Don Staikfieet goes for a big gam. 119 The Little Laos push one over for yardage. AN IMPRESSIVE SEASON Lions Score Place 104.60 1st 120.85 1st 108.17 1st 112.59 1st 118.85 1st 125.53 1st 126.36 1st 125.03 1st 128.50 1st 133.71 1st •New records that were set Opponent Shawnee Mission West Wichita East Invitational Olathe Invitational Shawnee Mission East Inv. Topeka Invitational Topeka LoBombarb Invitational Olathe Triangular Sunflower League 5A State Tournament 120 '73 Gymnastic Squad -FIRST ROW: Bill Snavely, Andy Galloway. Mark Daniels. John Nunley, Glen Monaghan, Don Preston, Wayne Zook, Lance Willits. ROW TWO: Dwain Biggerstaff. Alan Wright, Dan Row. John Findly, Les Kerr. Kurt Schaake, Greg Bell. ROW THREE: Dale Bahnmaier, Brian Darner, Terry Ebeling, Paul Draper, Sean Williams. ROW FOUR: Don Burggraf. Randy Meyers. Brian Burns, Karl Faulk, Greg McDonald, Bill Quinlin. ROW FIVE: Tim Wagoner, Gary Smith. Steve Bertrand. Paul White. Sean Williams STATE CHAMPS Les Kerr 121 Dale Bahnmaier BACK ROW: Les Kerr. Kurt Schaake. Mark Daniels. FRONT ROW: Sean Williams, Dale Bahnmaier, Andy Galloway. Parallel Bars Still Rings 122 How do they expect me to do a head stand on this thing?? My bubble gum-where'd it go7 A penny!? Coach Manning Coach Swindler These two men dedicated many hours to produce another state championship team. .. they did it!! • ???• %-•?!! 123 What do I do now?? Varsity Basketball Team-KNEELING (left to right): Henry Morrison, David Steffen, Bob Nauman. Allen Johnson. Lee Ice. Mark Schaako. Ron Goolsby. Bob Floyd. STANDING Coach Faien. Joe Whitehead. Ddomo Smith. Ron Wellman. David Stinson, Joel Rife. John Mumford. Steve Wolfe. David Rodgers, Tarry Keefer. Coach Harrington! Varsity Head Coach Darrell Faien K c i Lr i o n s= venlsTra'i () a 11 rffiS o'u t . );. I ■ -: r T BflSJi!!. —I llLSFafter speirtKFlIions could not gerif toqether i_lobsir ffiye hd w mnihg nly-pne?qoi - - l” to the .o n aga i rTst S .MjJNon ms— T vy- a -iosytoyh Sgg iJ h over.tifTie loss serU; Dffinamenttfir j up anc! tffaflt mci M. East team� .theujlffi)s.keputheir Icolru sITr eTa ndm i i I i h g vmn i ngI65 Gjjjovc TlSX. a nee r s!TT hat senf [into the Stajqf iimam ffJ her ate Champions. ir� comp(fsur eTan'dg ?r'sSLI _ theySlostTtoT e eventualf Th future of the 5icms seems brightffS vSSwithjihe , return of'three starters and many, other underclassmen who saw SSion jn the varsity squadSWith the addition o members of the successful sophomore team the Lions -Should be,a toptcontender in theiSunflower League , 124 A Senior Cagers VARSITY TEAM SCOREBOARD Lions 36 39 57 42 50 47 39 48 52 50 51 47 45 53 64 55 52 49 78 65 57 49 Manhattan 34 Seaman 46 Olathe 35 Ottawa 64 Wyandotte 52 Washington 61 Highland Park 52 S.M. West 69 Wichita North 72 S.M. South 76 Highland Park 42 Salina South 53 Topeka West 68 S.M. East 76 Topeka 46 Ottawa 56 Topeka West 68 S.M. North 80 S.M. Northwest 61 S.M. East 80 Topeka 125 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM SCOREBOARD Lions 53 40 49 70 37 43 36 54 43 45 40 73 38 52 57 43 Manhattan 34 Seaman 37 Olathe 30 Ottawa 43 Wyandotte 34 Washington 47 Highland Park 58 S.M. West 59 S.M. South 46 S.M. East 42 Topeka 42 Ottawa 46 Topeka West 46 S.M. North 62 S.M. Northwest Sophomore standout John Mum- ford. Jayvee Coach Bill Harrington. Junior Varsity Basketball Team (left to right). Allen Johnson. Mark Schaake. David Stinson, Terry Keefer. John Mumford, Ron Goolsby. David Rodgers. Lee Ice, Joe Whitehead. 126 SOPHOMORE B TEAM 35 S.M. South 58 Topeka 31 S.M. North 35 S.M. South 32 S.M. East 52 Topeka 44 Topeka West 50 S.M. East Sophomore Teem-ROW ONE (left to right): Rick Logan, Jim Cox, Charles Watson. Steve Salmoe, Rusty Dowdell. Maurice Simpson. ROW TWO Jim Hancock. Keith Vann, Tom Pollard, Doyle Gerard, Howard Walker. Eddie Morn- son. ROW THREE: Gary Headley, Laval Scott, Scott Lucas. Jon O'Neal. Mvk Fox. Ron Swall. NOT PICTURED Landy Gaines. SOPHOMORE A TEAM Lions 52 36 53 46 55 56 52 68 81 60 55 62 58 44 79 59 87 62 Olathe 32 Wyandotte 34 Ottawa 47 S.M. North 46 Winnetonka 53 S.M. West 49 Wyandotte 59 Topeka 54 S.M. North 39 Leavenworth 39 Seaman 37 S.M. East 65 Topeka 41 Ottawa 59 S.M. East 67 Topeka West 40 Leavenworth Besides being a fine coach Larry Morlan is an expert tick tack toe player. 127 Bob Floyd on his May to All-League. Steve Wolfe, ready for the rebound. The camera focuses on the riff Rife of the spectators. Jayvee's top scorer. David Rodgers looks for a teammate. Highlighters 128 WTrftt Lions Send Seven To State The 1973 Wrestling Team -BACK ROW: Coach James Beltch. Chris Banta. Carl Heinrich, Greg Borel, Dale Miller, Roger Bradley, Barry Braden, Randy Miller, Jeff Willis, Larry Headley, Joseph Cribbs. Kirk Powell, John Houk, Mark Scales, and Assistant Coach Lyle Hoover. ROW TWO: John Lawton. Mike Scales, Scott Martin, Greg Galluzzi. Henry Morris, Dan Coffman, Paul Glahn. Steve Pierce. Mark Elliot. Mike Freed. Jeff Scanneil. Cecil Barry, Mike Gillespie, Tom Johnson. Mitchell Taylor. FRONT ROW Justm Yearby. Brian Torres. Dave Roush. Hidchiro Tsuruki. Bobby Brown, Gary Breiphol, Don Brewster, Steve Richardson, Mark Bernhardt. Mike Robberson. John Grosdidier, and Rick Mostert. The look of pain.. . 1973 was a very successful season for the Lion wrestlers. The 5-2 record they accomplished, stands as the best in the short history of wrestling at Lawrence. Though inconsistent in tournament competition, the matmen beat top tournament teams in their dual meets. Lawrence sent seven grapplers to the state tournament in Topeka but placed only three. Gary Breiphol, Justin Yearby, and Mike Gillespie took second, third, and fourth place honors, respectively. The Lions are losing six varsity seniors but have got a lot of potential for next year. With seven varsity members and several experienced wrestlers returning, next year promises to be another highly successful year for Coach Jim Beltch and Assistant Coach Lyle Hoover. 130 . . .and astonishment Seniors End A Great Year 131 Grapplers Earn 5-2 Season 1973 Varsity-BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Lyle Hoover, Mike Freed. Barry Braden. Brian Gentry, Tim Hird. Bill Dutton, and Coach Jim Bcltch. FRONT ROW: Bob Brown. Dave Roush, Mike Gillespie, Dan Coffman, Steve Pierce, Gary Breiphol, and Justin Yearby. Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence VARSITY SCOREBOARD 30 vs. 38 vs. 47 vs. 18 vs. 18 vs. 28 vs. 27 vs. Wyandotte S.M. North Washington Bonner Springs Topeka West Topeka High S.M. West STATISTICS LEADERS Take Downs-Mike Gillespie (16) Reversals-Justin Yearby (22) Escapes-Steve Pierce (17) Pins-Gary Breiphol (5) 19 18 9 36 27 17 18 132 Now look, Zook' TRACK SCOREBOARD Lions 3rd 53 points 2nd Wyandotte Quad. 48 points 8th SMS Tri. 9 points 4th State Indoor 15 points 2nd Pittsburg Indoor 53 points 1st Washington Dual 99 points 4th Topeka Dual 33 points 10th Regional 19 points 2nd Conference 56 points 13th Law. Relays 10 points State TRACK Coaches Dick Adam . Tom Waller. Steve Sublett. Willy Amison. Track Team-ROW ONE (left to right): Mike Walloon. Brian McManness, Dale Culver. Dave Crawley. Dan Coffman. Loren Taylor. Tim Baxter, Gary Keefer. Pat Kelly, Tad Scale . John Rickenbaugh. Art Diaz. ROW TWO: Clay Keppleman. John Pendleton. Dave Miller, Mike Bowline, Tim Miller. Barney McCoy, Joe 8racoano. Bruce Banning, Jon O'Neal. Greg Schmidt, Scott Janeway. Larry Stevenson, Mgr. ROW THREE Gary Squires, Tom Reynolds, Barry Braden. Mark Nelson, Dale Bunce. Brad Parsons. Laval Scott. Larry Lindell, Kevin Boyd, Robert Hardy, Keith Kopf, Brian Torrez, Mgr. ROW FOUR: Glen Taylor. Mitch Taylor. Phil Wedge. Sam Carroll, Roger Bradley. Dave Conrad. Rick Logan. Paul Walker, Hide Tsuzuki, Ed Gibbs, Tom Waller. ROW FIVE: Ed Tubby, Mike Wenger. Joe Scales. Bob Sweeney. Ray VanMeter, Peter Barr, Kim Tefft, Erie Bellinger, Steve Sublett, Dick Adams. 134 Brian McManness Pat Kelly Tim Baxter David Miller Loren Taylor The 1973 track season was both disappointing and frustrating for the team as well as the fans and coaches. Coach Waller's Lions, though highlighted by many great individual performances, found it difficult to put together a solid team performance. The greatest moments for all those concerned were found at the Lawrence Night Relays. There under the leadership of some seasoned veterans the Lions placed second only two points behind the winner Manhattan. They did however beat Topeka High for the second time of the season and Topeka later became the 5A state champions. The outlook for the Lions is hopeful with the return of such junior greats as Mike Wellman, Tad Scales, John Rickenbaugh, and Barney McCoy. Along with a more experienced group of sophomores the Lions should fair well in the 1974 track season. Dave Crawley Tim Miller Dale Culver Gary Keefer Dan Coffman 135 Mike Wellman the Lions shot putter pieced second at the state meet with a toss of 56 feet 8 Vi inches. Tad Scales made fine showings at all meets this year. He topped off the season with a first place vault of 15 feet 8V4 inches at the state meet which is a new state record. He is also the first Kansas high school vaulter to clear 16 feet. The 880 relay team of Dave Crawley, Dale Culver, Brian McManness. and Tim Baxter qualified for the state meet. Brian McManness three year member and this year's co-captam of the track team was the recipient of the Doug Milroy award. 136 Netters Season Successful Varsity (left to right) Ted Sauer. John Po«fro. John Grosdidier. Coach Larry Morlan. David Steffen, Bart Ehrman, David Stinson, Mike Beers. duals tournaments Law. 7 Seaman 2 Emporia 5th Law. 7 S.M.N.W. 2 Junction City 3rd Law. 5 Wyandotte 4 Maryville, Mo. 5th Law. 4 Leavenworth 5 League 8th Law. 7 Highland Park 2 Regional 6th Law. 4 Leavenworth 5 Junior Varsity (left to right): Gary Welch, Mike Freed, Ted Sauer, Ryan Stansifer. Kevin Sundbye. Number one and two men. Mike gets off a serve. 138 1973 Golf Squod -BACK ROW David Michaels, Mark Bernhardt. Doyle Gerard, Kurt Falkenstien . Bill Hack , Rick Kennedy . Pat McBride. Mike Riling. FRONT ROW: Coach Al Woolard, Gary Anderson, John Herbert, Peter Higuchi, J.J. Shull . Mike Sheffield, 'class of '73. 2-Man Squad: Mike Sheffield, Kurt Falkenstein. Pat McBride. Mike Riling, Doyle Gerard. 4-Man Squad: Bill Hack. J.J. Shull. Rick Kennedy. Pete Higuchi. 139 STANDING. Coach Joan Lundstrom. Cathy Kievlan, Jean Murray. Patty Tuley. Kathy O'Toole, Dode Jordan. Debbie Webb. Terry Messenhimer. Lori Gordon, Manager Tim Holden. KNEELING: Janet Allison, Susan Hadl. Jennifer Lutz. Beverly Penny. Vali Shane. Janet McKenzie. 142 BACK ROW (left to right): Donna Karlin, Ruth Cashait, Cynthy Bracciano, Lori Gordon, Jayne Brahler. FRONT ROW (left to right): Bath Boozer, Dode Jordan, Coach Joan Lunstrom. Julie Lombard. Linda Simon . Girls Go To State The girls' volleyball team started the girls sport season off with a winning note. The girls season consisted of 7 games total. By winning regionals the girls then went on to State. Here the girls lost to a rugged Wichita South team. Only 3 girls on the team are graduating and next year's team should be filled with experi- ence and spirit. 143 BACK ROW (left to right) Joan Lunstrom. Vickie Cotton. Kathy O'Toole, Sheila Hurst, Donna Huf? Lon Gordon. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Scanned, Sharolyn Barnes. Dodi Jordon, Patty Tuley, Kathy Cobb. SITTING: Jenny Miller, Jayne Brahter, Janet McKenzie, Annette Morrison. 144 This year's girls basketball team was co-captained by Kathy O'Toole and Dodi Jordan and their efforts were well rewarded. Up and at school for morning practice at 6 a.m. the girls put their collective shoulders to the wheel and won the Regionals. A valiant try at the State trophy fell short, as they lost to the eventual State champs. r VARSITY SCOREBOARD LHS vs opp. Washburn Rural 34-24 Immaculata 12 45 Atchison 37-17 Hayden 24-30 Atchison 47-22 William Chrisman 28 32 Regionals Shawnee Heights 24-22 Council Grove 40-26 State Ulysses 15-47 145 FRONT ROW Penny Sherman. Patty Cooper. Wendy Francis, Doris Williams, Becky Jeffries. MIDDLE ROW: Katy McCoy. Tammy Harris, Danette Rorabaugh, Kimberely Williams, Beth Llewellyn, Karen Fleeger. BACK ROW: Barbara Jennings, Diane Gerard, Jamie Hutchison, Nan Reed, Patty Purcell, Cathy Winters. The 1972-73 girls' gymnastics team had a very exciting and rewarding season. Although the team had a rough start late in the season the girls worked long and hard singing their theme song We Tried and they pulled through with an accumulated 2-4 record. This is the best ever done by the girls' team. Coach Carney To the end. Poise And Skill From the beginning: 147 The girls began the second season of girls' track with a lot of optimism. Coached by Mrs. Carney, the Lionettes practiced after school for the main objective, the AAU track meet. One of the highlights of the year was the home meet in which records were set in all the events. With interest growing, next year looks to be another successful season. The girls sweat through another practice. BACK ROW (toft to right) Dawn Alton. Janet Allison, Valeria Mayar, Debbie Webb. Leslie Kammeyer. Lita Wilke, Cindy Hodges. Mrs. Carney. FRONT ROW: Patsy Burkhead. Kimberly Williams. Bath Llewellyn. Lynn Bunce. Terry Messenheimer, Kathy Hanley. Sally Llewellyn. Though only in their third year, the girls' tennis team has had a reasonably good season. The record of 3-4 for the varsity did not reflect the tremendous dedication, put out by the team. The opponents were always a very strong Shawnee Mission school. All in all, the girls did achieve their main objective, to have fun. 149 Symphonic Wind� —ROW ONE «left to right): Alan White, Teresa Wilton, Kim Miller, Crystal Wiley. Sharon Learned, Joyce Rether. ford. Nancy Weidansaui. Patty Cooper, Kathy Kelly, Karen Row- land, Sharon Dukeiow, Barby Felt� . ROW TWO: Connie Lmdell. Paula Johnston, Jolene Percival. Mark Schaake, Kern Cram, Susan Gillahan. Oebbie Noller, Steve Meyer. Glen Monagan. Jon O'Neal, Dawn Shaffer, Oebbie Graham. Clark Cropp, Chris Bradt, Jon Oldfather. ROW THREE: Mile Beisner, Mike Altenbernd. Russell Field. Doug Cutler. Bryan Frank. David Ridgeway, Joe Fisher. David Jordan, Debbie Miller, Joan Van Dyke, Margaret Yaussi, Howard Collinson, Pat O'Toole, Les Biggerstaff, John Snyder, Rick Bell. Tom Sooby. Mark Purvis. ROW FOUR: Diane King, Cindy Blair. Karan Wright, John Clyatt, Roger Flory. Robert Shelley, Walter Corrigan. Duane Biggerstaff. ROW FIVE Sean Williams. Jim Pendleton, John Davidson, John Pendleton. Jennifer Medley. Jane Hyde. 151 Orchestra-ROW ONE (left to right) Pam Sitler concert mistress. Barbie Friauf, Kitty Giffm. Ruth Ann King, Becky Craig, Nan Reed, Karen Zuther, Steve Shumway. ROW TWO Stan Rice. Jamie Hutchison, Karen Iwarmoto. Cindy Sitler, Jarme Stevens, Kim Miller, Diane Briggs, Tina Dykes, Jolene Kessler, Peggy Craig. ROW THREE: Julie Ralston. Jennifer Medley. Susan Cook. Robin Reed. Ann Drury. Pam Altic. Kerry Cram. Connie Lmdell. Ruth Baer. Stacy Potter. Lynn Letoan. Vickie Reynolds. Sue Mullemx. ROW FOUR Valerie Mayer. Karen Osness, Wendy Francis, Natasha Ku manovich. Jody Sterling, Tania Salvim. Karen Rowland. Kathy Kelly. Patty Cooper. Joyce Retherford. Nancy Weidensaul. Sharon Learned. Margaret Yaussi. Howard Collinson, Joan Van Dyke. ROW FIVE: Beth Boom. Beth Llewellyn, Suzanne Adams, Kathy Kendall. Susan Taylor. Jan Huff. Lisa Lewis. Clark Cropp. Chris Bradt. Debbie Gramham, Jon Oklfather, Russell Fields. David Rigdway. Mike Altenbernd. Mark Purvis. Stove Sooby. Rick Bell. Steve Meier. Cindy Blair. John Clyatt. Bill Oldfather, Jim Farmer. Cheryl Percival. Kathy Cobb. Sara Gillahan, Dale Briggs. ROW SIX John Pendleton, John Davidson. Jim Pendleton. Debbie Kuykendall. Jane Hyde. Mr. Larry Williams, conductor; Margaret Zuther. Mark Lujan. Joel Heathenngton, Sue McDougall Jeff Moffet. Orchestra earned their way to Chicago thru summer conces- sion, a fashion show, and a practice mara- thon. The L.H.S. Or chestra was the first orchestra from Kansas to attend the Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic. 152 W']00 0-IO A Cappella A C appella-ROW ONE Otft to right): Susan Taylor. Janet Atoin. Lene Carttar, Jodi Sterling. Robin Ragland. Valerie Mayer, Jamie Hutchison. Evelyn Cape. Jan Hick . Linda Stumbo. Roselea Postma. Joanna Miranda, Nancy Wiedensaul. Sylvia Moore, Christy Barrand. Lewi Tilford. ROW TWO Pam Ogle. Sandy Holloway, Kitty Giffin, Carol Kinka.d. Jane Hyde. Julie Ralston, Barbara Wray. Susan Cook. Nan Reed. Cmda Osness, Jenny Shont . Barbie Friauf. Sally Llewellyn. Vickie Reynolds. Sonja Jaderborg. Laura Ralston. Su Stewart. Julie Logan. ROW THREE Mike Beers. Mike Olert. Bill Snavely. Phillip Wedge. Don Brewster. John Snyder. Melvin Jones. Greg Dutt. Ted Marks, Bill Dutton. Jeff McPheeters, Mike H,n . Rick Schmale. Peter Carttar. Eric Marshall. ROW FOUR: Dwane Biggerstaff. Roger Flory. Gary Shick. Dennis Nichols. Bob Neuman. Bryan Frank. Dale Briggs. Alan Wright, Randy Flory, Mike Wmgert. Bruce Douglas. Ken Butler. Gary Keefer. Jon Okffather. Mike Altenbernd, John Weber, Tim Gaines. John Clyatt. 154 Left to Right: Peter Carttar, Judy Sterling, Bill Dutton, Valerie Mayer. Dale Briggs. Robin Ragland. Burce Douglas, Julie Ralston, John Weber, Nan Reed. John Oldfather. Jan Hicks, Tim Gaines. Sally Llewellyn, Mike Hinz, Barbie Fnauf. NOT PICTURED: accmp. Linda Stumbo. CHORA The Chorale is a group of sixteen voices and piano accompianist selected by audition from the A Cappella choir. The primary purpose of this group is to present programs for local and area organizations. 155 Concert Band FRONT ROW (left to right): Teresa Wilton, Connie Lrndell. Kerr. Cram. Marilyn Lacey. Debbie KuyKendall. Vickie Gattenbein, Leah Hadl. Sutan B dr hie. Sharon Beene. GaHe Williams. Karen Rowland. Kathy Kelly. Patty Cooper. ROW TWO: Rob.n Etherton. Kathy Benschoter] Charlene Adamt. Judy Waggoner. Marcia Bloom. Laur.e Harrod. Art D.ar. Joyce Retheford. Larry Lrndell. Steve Meyer. Richard Roberts. Scot Martin, Richard Hird. Jim Good. Cindy Donoho. Karon Cramer. Mary Ann Stalcup. Dee Englebrecht. Nancy Johannsen. Kathy O'Toole. Kim Marancll. ROW THREE: Rhonda Heme. Paula Wilier, Cheryl Peroval. Rhonda Warrington, Bill Quinlan. Roland Beck, Eddie Bateson. Keith Thurgood. David Prosser. Roger Bradley, Mark Purvis. Peter Barr. Debb.e Miller. Guy Stephans, Julie McFarland, Karen Lassman. Howard Collmson, Fred Geiger. Andy Torres. Kent Shore. Mell.sa Davis. Jeff Willis, Bill Kearney, Leanette Vick. Julie McLemore. Debb.e Rarmk.ll, Julia Gregg. ROW FOUR Cindy Blair, Kathy Unfred. Diane King, TomSooby, Let Biggerstaff, Mark Reigle, Chris Warner, Jon Oldfather, Jon Morehead. Melv.n Jones. Debbie Graham. Margaret Ztfinski. Jan Blankenship, John Hoffman. Bill Oldfather. Nancy Golden. Bruce Douglas. Joan Van Dyke. Duane Biggerstaff. Dave Ward. Drew Torres. David Conrad. Bryan Frank. Dale Culver. Dave R-dgway. Joe Fisher. Lynn Dunn] Cindy Browning. Johnetta Brown. Kat.e McCoy. Bonnie Little. ROW FIVE: Ed Bartley. Director BACK ROW Steve Lomax. Cra.g Brown. Dan Benton. Pat Forsyth. Burgess Rennels. John Pendleton. Steve Gnffen. Cra.g Paul. Steve Wagner. Matt Conley. Jerry Holland. R.ck Bell] Mike Beisner, Gregg Bell, Dave Childers. Craig Jones. Steve Richardson. Clay Kappelman. Frank Hall 156 concert choir The Concert Choir consists of junior and senior students who have previous choral music experience. In addition to local concerts, spring activities include a one day tour of area schools. 157 Be Proud You’re A Marching Lion 15« Dramatis Personae Construction Chief Costuming Chief. . Make-up Chief .. . .. . Steve Eisele Joanna Miranda . . Norman Barr DENNYIII The Girls In 509 by Howard Teichmahn cast: Aunt Hettie . Diana Markley Mimsy Professor Pusey . . . Mike Sutton Francis X. Nella . Lee Cumpston Aubrey McKitteridge . . . Matt Price Old Jim . . . Jeff Allison Miss Freud . . Carol Kincaid Winthrop Allen .Dale Cumpston Ryun, of the Daily News . . .Brian Mertes Rosenthal, of the Post . . .Steve Griffin Johnson, of the Daily Mirror ....................Gregg Norwood Summers, of the Herald Tribune ......................Heather Laird Stage Manager-Mark Gates Student Director-Susan Poe Lighting-Tim Chambers Props-Margaret Zellinski, Sheri Campbell Costumes—Jo, Juli God in Hi infinite wisdom. mu t have made the Republican Party. As our first LHS Shake- speare production, A Mid- summer Night's Dream was quite successful. The audience, as well as the cast enjoyed it and are looking forward to Denny's next classical at- tempt. LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATIS PERSONAE present s WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S 0. Tft 'id pummel TlicjLt’s IDieam CAST OF CHARACTERS Court of Theseus Theseus ..•••••• .Stephen Griffin Hippolyta .............Michelle Smith Philostrate ........... David Speakman Egeus....................Terry Gilbert Ladies-in-Waiting . . . Susan Poe, Laura Mears, Joanne Gardner, Erica Stannard Soldiers .......... Bruce Douglas, Matt Conley, Gregg Norwood, Mark Gates Lovers Hermi a Lysander. ...... Helena Demetrius . . Lis Stockhammer Mechanicals Quince • Bottom • Snout Flute Snug Starveling Bruce Shackelford Court of Titania Titania 1st Fairy Peaseblossom .... Cobweb Moth Kim Hollingshead Mustard seed......................Louise Wedge Ladies-in-Waiting . . .Robin Reed, Juli Hjtchison, Joanna Miranda, Renee Davidson Court of Oberon Lights—David Chappell, Mike Hinz Stage Manager-Mike Sutton Student Director-Spike Santee Special Costume Asst.-Alice Owens Oberon......... • . John Williams Puck .......... .Brian Mertes Elves • • • Tim Chambers, Dale Cumpston cast: LaDene Morton ................................John Williams Barbara Hurwitz......................................Dwight Cox Terry Messenhimer...............................Norman Barr Stage Manager-Michele Nicpon Student Director—Rusty Laushman Lighting-Dale Cumpston, Terry Gilbert, Terry Cummer Props-Rusty, Mike Miller STILLE NACHT Jacob Stein and the Indians A Tooth For Paul Revere O'Halloran's Luck Johnny Pye and the Fool Killer cast: Joe....................Jeff Allison Corporal Lance.........Jeff Moffet Grandmere.....................Juli Hutchison Marie...............Joanna Miranda Pierre..........Rusty Laushmann Gabrielle.......Margaret Zellinski Jean...................Mark Gates Narrator.............John Williams Stage Manager—Matt Conolly Costume Mistress-Di Markley Prop Chief-Sheri Campbell Lighting-Dale Cumpston, Tim Chambers Sound-Mike Sutton Director-Denny Written and Directed by Denny 164 Edith......... Ruth.......... Charles....... Mrs. Bradman . Dr. Bradman. . Madame Arcati Elviria...... cast: .......Gill Kendall .....Karen Krogstie ..........Mike Hinz .... Rosemary Jones .......Mike Sutton .....Ladene Morton .... Barbara Hurwitz Stage Manager-Linda Simons Lighting Crew-John Clyatt, David Chappel Director—Denny BLITHE SPIRIT THE HIGH SCHOOL cast: Aaron........... Hannah.......... Moishe.......... Man at the List . . The Tutor....... Woman at the List Principal....... Uncle Maxi...... Aunt Reba....... Koolyava........ .....Dwight Cox . . . Susan Gillihan . . .Dale Cumpston Bruce Shackelford ......Doug Ross . . . . Heather Laird .Howard Collinson ......Jeff Allison . . . Diana Markley ......Mike Miller by Noel Coward Student Director-Heather Laird BONTCHE SCHWEIG A TALE OF CHELM cast: The Melamed....................Jeff Allison Rifkele.......................Judi Sterling Rabbi David.........Terry Gilbert Angel Rochele .... Carol Kincaid The Stranger............Mike Miller Rifkele's friend .... Linda Simons Dodi...................Brian Mertes Goatseller........Joanne Gardner • « • « 1st Angel ................Liz Hemly 2nd Angel.............Terry Hodson 3rd Angel.............Kathy Colyer 4th Angel................Nancy Friaf 5th Angel............Susanne Adams Father Abraham........Terry Gilbert Bontche Schweig . Bruce Shackelford Presiding Angel................Brian Mertes Defending Angel. . . Howard Colinson Prosecuting Angel.........Doug Ross • • • Student Director-Kathy Colyer Stage Manager-Lis Stockhammer Director-Denny Costumes-Joanna, Juli Construction-Steve Eisele and Crew Student Director-Carol Kincaid Mendele, the book peddlar—Danny Katz by Sheiom Aleichem 165 One Act Pieyt Stage Manager ....... Student Director ..... Construction Chief Costumes.............. Props Chief........... Make up Chief ........ Lighting Chief ....... Design ............... Director of Vocal Music . . .Dale Cumpston .. LaDene Morton .....Steve Eisele .....Joanna. Juli Margaret Zellinski ... Norman Barr . . .John Williams ...........Denny . . . Lewis Tilford cast: Cronies...........Ted Marks, Bob Nauman, Jon Oldfather, Jeff McPheeters Romeo, Clem Alf Scraggs....................John Clyatt, Terry Cummer. Roger Bonner Wives.............Barbie Friauf, Nan Reed, Judi Sterling, Jamie Hutchison, Val Mayer, Carol Kincaid Hairless Joe ...................Gregg Norwood Lonsome Polecat ....................Peter Barr Moonbeam McSwine ................Kitty Giffin Marrin' Sam......................John Weber Earthquake McGoon ...................Ken Butler Daisy Mae........................Robin Ragland Pappy Yokum ........................Peter Carttar Mammy Yokum...................................Pam Ogle Li I Abner...................................Dale Briggs Mayor Dogmeat....................Dennis Nichols Scarlett.....................................Gill Kendall Rufe................................Terry Gilbert Senator Jack S. Phogbound .........Ron Wellman Dr. Rasmussen T. Finsdale...................Bruce Douglass Government Man...................Howard Collinson Available Jones..............................Bell Dutton Stupefyin' Jones...................Barbara Wray Colonel......................................Bill McNery General Builmoose............................Mike Hinz Secretaries..............Mike Altenbernd. Phil Wedge, Bryan Frank, Melvin Jones Appessionata von Climax.....................Susan Poe Evil Eye Flegie..............................Mike Beers Dr. Smithborn ..................Rusty Laushman Dr. Krogmeyer................................Matt Connoly Creighton..................................Howard Collinson Cedric Softwicke..............................Art Halienbeck Husbands . . . .Brian Bruns. Mark Heck. Rick Link, Francis Riggs, Jerry Schick, Paul White Transformed Husbands.........................Brad Bradley, Roger Bradley, Randy Flory, David Miller, David Mears. Ken Spencer IJTU dancers: J. Allison. C. Barrand. D. Biggcrstaff, C. Bonner, C. Braoan- no. B. Oulton, B. Frieuf, J. Hutchison, S, Jadorborg, R. King, C, L. Kincaid, K. Lassman, J. Logan. T. Marks, J. McPheeters, R. Nelson, O. Nichols, K. O'Toole. N. Reed. S. Richardson, D. Ross, D. Steffan, J. Sterling, L.A. Taylor. V. Mayer. P. Wedge. C. Wike. M. Wms., N. Womack. K. Wrench. Oirector of Choreography: Cindy Whiteknight. Many thanks are due Mr. Larry Wil- liams and his excellent LHS Orches- tra. dogpatchers: C. Barrand. D. Briggs, L. Carttar, E. Cape, S. Cook, N, Friaud, K. Gorton. S. Holloway, J. Hutchison, R.A. King, L. Leban. M. Lacey, S. Lewellyn, J. Long, J. Miranda, J. Pine. R. Postma, B. Quinlin, L. Ralston, S. Stewart, N. Weidensaul, M. Wright. THE DRUNKARD or The Fallen Saved May 4 and 5. 1973 L.H.S. Auditorium cast of characters Mrs. Wilson, a poor widow..................Miss K. Rowland Mary Wilson, her charming daughter ........Miss J. Hutchison Lawyer Cnbbs, a deep-dyed villain..............Mr. S. Griffin Edward Middleton, the fallen hero...........Mr. S. Richardson Miss Spindle, a frustrated maid............Miss J. Van Dyke William Dowton, our here ......................Mr. J. Stettler Patience Brayton, a village friend.........Miss K. Lass man Sam Evans, an acquaintance that.............Mr. G. Norwood Old Johnson, the village schoolteacher.....Mr. D. Bowers Mrs. Johnson, his wife .......................Miss T. Liebert Farmer Gates, a clever rube ...................Mr. D. Moses Mrs. Gates, his wife ......................Miss V. Rofkahr Drover Stevens, a hard man .......................Mr. J. Wille Mrs. Stevens, his wife........................Miss K. Gorton Agnes Dowton, Will's crazy sister.............Miss J. Haley Landlord, an honest villain....................Mr. G. Hack 1st Loafer, type casting ...................Mr. B. Quinlan 2nd Loafer, Likewise........................Mr. D. Chappell Julia Middleton, Mary’s 12 year old...........Miss L. Leban Bartender, a city saloon keeper ............Mr. G. Norwood Mr. Rencelaw, a tomperance man....................Mr. B. Floyd Boy. what can you say?.............................Mr. B. Bond Messenger, a bearer of ill-tidings.................Mr. B. Bond Musical vegetation, kazoo type............Mssrs. M. Miller, P. Barr. S. Clark. B. Shackelford, C. Cropp. M. Sutton The Local Gestapo, the police...............Mssrs. S. Eiseie, T. Gilbert technical peopio Stage Manager .................................Mr. N. Barr Student Director ..............................Mr. M. Miller Costumes...................................Miss J. Miranda Props...................................Miss P. (Ml Zelinski Lights......................................Mr. D. Cumpston Construction ..................................Mr. S. Eiseie Direction ...............................................Denny 1972-1973 Student Council The 1972-73 Student Council sponsored many successful projects. The traditional Service Week drive raised $2,034 for the KU Burn Center. Total receipts for the StuCo-Kayette Carnival were $1,040-the most ever, and was a night of fun for more than half the student body. The Dance Committee, headed by Penny Sherman, threw some wild dances: the Xmas Formal, the Computer Dance, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and a nostalgia Sock Hop. Major projects worked on by StuCo were: an extended lunch period with open lunch for Juniors, an effort to get a student on the Principal's Advisory Council, a paperback library-a free exchange of books, and a tutoring service for students. Much time was spent on improving the StuCo procedures and several proposals to alter the entire structure were discussed. The consideration of these structural changes and the success of the projects shows the concern, involvement, and efforts of many students. SYLVIA MOORE President LINDA SIMON. DALE WISE-SecxetaryTreesurer KIM WRENCH—Vice-President Stuco In Action l‘ll go to clan whan I’m damn good and ready! Bui Sylvia, we came 10 order ten minutes ago. And you got an athletic scholarship too Why can't I get this glove off Auto Mechanics Offers Interesting Vocation The 1972-73 Auto Mechanics Club consisted of vocational auto mechanics students enrolled in the auto mechanics course at LHS. The club's sponsor this year was Mr. Tom Hoffman. 172 Bcrncking’s A-V Technicians Leland Burkhart. Jud Wenzel, Andy Easum. Dale Wise, Chris Georgeson, Joann Gardiner. Robert Holliday, Mary Young. Ted Scales. Bob Green. Larry Headley. 173 The L.H.S. Biology Club led, by Marc Thiry, 1st Semester and Amelia Moats, 2nd Semester had a very successful year. From money collected from dues the Biology Club was able to buy and paint a trailer to use for various field trips. Spelunking, birdwatching and various other aspects of field biology were the highlights of this year's field trips to the Flint Hills and Missouri. 174 175 Our Fearless Leader Look at all the crittersl From April 16th to the 23rd, 20 Advanced Biology students, 2 sponsors, and 1 retread made their way to Southern Georgia and Northern Florida. This year's trip, a full week, made stops at Tall Timbers, Research Station, Okefenokee Swamp, Wakulla Springs, along with a day out in the Gulf of Mexico dredging for specimens. Nights were spent stomping on the beaches, or near by water sources. 176 The major project of LHS Black America Club for the '72-'73 school year was the trip to Atlan- ta, Georgia to visit some of the Black Colleges. The club was in- volved in numerous fund raising activities for the trip. Among these were a candy sale, a cleaner sale, soul food dinner, various parties, and a basketball game between BAC girls and faculty. Our girls won! The officers were: Terry Spear man-President, Gloria Tubbs- Vice-President, Delores Thomas— Secretary, and Mark Nelson-Trea- surer. BACK ROW (left to right): Cathy Tolbert. Randy Millar. Mark Nelson. Ramona Brown. Alan Wright. Steve Ball, Calvin Barnes. Ricky Poke. ROW TWO: Barbie Hunter. Flora Edwards. Mattie Oatis, Karen Winn. Judy Polk, Shirley Glover. Sharon Austin, Terry Spearman. Mary Jones. Delores Thomas. Glorie Tubbs. ROW THREE: Thelma Gordon, Eva Gouslin. Cecile Dickson, Renee Howard. Cathy Hamm. Dimeta Austin, Vanessa Gregory. Melanie Spearman. SITTING: Lynn Hamm. Frankie Foster. Dylyn Frye. Michelle Frye. Johnetta Brown. Annette Mornson, Valetta Brown, Cyrese Gaines, Delma Austin. F U T U R Left to Right Vannesse Gregory. Karen Osness, Laura Lujan. Jennifer Medley. Mrs. Hanan, sponsor, L.sa Wilke. Kathy r? Henley, Lynn Laban, Carolyn Beene. Officers Heft to right) Jennifer Medloy. Secrotary, Laura Lujan, Vice President. Lisa Wilke. President. fLynn Leban be- came secretary 2nd semester.) This year's Future Teachers were involved in a variety of activities. Some of these activities included tutoring of elementary and secondary school students, selling refreshments during inter mission of L'il Abner, and sending two represen tatives to the K.F.T.A. Convention at Ft. Hays State College. The club's sponsor this year was Mrs. Jean Hanan. T E A C H E R S The LHS Chess Club participated in two invitational tournaments this year. The two tournaments were held at LHS and at Topeka West. The LHS Chess Club took 1st place at the Lawrence tournament, and tied for 1st place with Shawnee Mission East at the Topeka West tournament. The club's sponsor this year was Mr. Don Binns. Chris Bonner studies a move. O.E. Prepares Top Office Careers ROW ONE Debbie Ott. Debbie Goldsmith, Debbie Walters, Chris Disque, Marilyn Reding, Janice Waner, Kyla Luther, Maureen Welling. ROW TWO: Cheryl Shrable. Angie Miller, Alfreda Hardy, Diana Puckett, Judy Todd. Jill Pringle, Paula Dietrich, Susan Sigler, Jane Mohler, Diana Goms, Terry Bair. ROW THREE: Karen Fleeger, Chris Ramirez, Carol Flory, Beverly Votaw. Second Semester Students not pictured: Cindy Eiffert, Debbie Jones, Nancy Kauffman, Cathy Winters. Carol Werst. Russell Field. Marla Redding, Alice Boring. As a yearly function. Office Education (a club consisting of O.E. trainees) attended statewide meetings in Emporia in the Fall and Spring of the school year. In October delegates from As a yearly function. Office Education (a club consisting of O.E. trainees) attended statewide meetings in Emporia in the Fall and Spring of the school year. In October delegates from the club attended a conference which included leadership training and experience. Chris Disque was elected State Historian. The Spring meeting was totally financed by the club's sale of candy. Both were full of educational value. O.E. follows the motto earn while you learn. It coordinates work experience with school work. While the basic purpose of O.E. is to prepare for a career, they have also done work for the needy. On Thanksgiving they adopted a needy family and gave them food. Later, they provided this family with a Christmas to remember, including a tree, useful gifts, and a party for the children. Thus, their activities have been worthwhile as well as educational. Marilyn Reding, 1st and 2nd Hr. Pres., Chris Disque. 3rd and 4th Hr. Pres. 180 State Contest Winners Beverly Vo taw 2nd Place. Keypunch Diana Goins 2nd Place, T yping Kyla Luther -4th Runner-up Kansas stu- dent of year; 1st place Steno compe- tency. BPW Award State Officer 181 Kyla Luther 1973 Outstanding O.E. student Chris Disque KOE A State Historian Filing Occupational Areas In Office Fields Typing Steno Clerical Library Kay Punch 183 Business Education Staff In Action Mrs. Lois Groh Grading Mrs. O'Toole Explaining Mrs. Sharon Robinson Grading Mrs. Brills Scott Preparing Miss Mary Gauthier counseling student. Mr. Virgil Hallauer explaining Mr. John Ames Hurrying Keypunch. 184 Mrs. Nancy Dale was named outstanding O.E. Graduate at the 1973 An- nual Employer-Employee Dinner. Jeff Hunter and Debra Walters conducted the program. Banquet Honors Employers 185 State Convention Highlights 187 D.E. Club-BACK ROW: Terry Karlin, Don Kornburst. Greg Sweeney (reporter), Revlee Sneegas. Dennis Worley, Charles Vervynck, Debbie Sale and Sondra Newell. FRONT ROW: Connie Millar, Janet Reynolds, treasurer; Karen Powell, vice-president; Jeff Hunter, president; Rosemary Rameriz, secretary. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Schmidt, Paula Baker, and Roger May. Jeff Hunter, D.E. Club Pres� dent and 1973 D.E. Student of the Year. Kansas DECA State Winners: Dennis Worley, second place in Radio Commercials; Terry Karlin, second place m the Competent Salesperson Series. 188 D.E. Class Activities 189 Debate Takes State—Third Consecutive Year Staten '73: Afirmative, Greg Hack. Frank Cross; Negative. Robin Rowland, Jonathan Paretsky, Bart Ehrmen, John Po dro. r 190 Up your nose-sideways Mibeck pleads for mercy I You mean I didn't get a 4. The 1973 Debate season was a season of firsts. The squad won at Rockhurst and William Chrisman (two notori- ously difficult tournaments) for the first time. In one week- end, the squad picked up nine trophies. After finishing sec- ond at N.F.L., they topped off the season by defeating S.M.S. at State and taking State. The season's trophy total was over thirty. Greg prepares (or the kill. 191 Debate Squad SEATED (leU to right): Brent Wyatt, John Bodle. David Steffen. Ken Lassman, Kevin Brooking, Bill Hall. ROW ONE (standing) Barbara Collins, Cathy Bodin, Beth Llewellyn, Betty Sue Cross, Charlotte Pickenpaugh, Susan Hadl. ROW TWO Michelle Sturman, Howard Collinson, Jan Haley, Karen Cramer. Heather Laird. ROW THREE: Grace Jackson, Karen Rowland. Jennifer Gold, Greg Hack. Roselea Postma. Bart Ehrman, Robin Rowland. ROW FOUR: Steven Griffin, Mibeck, John Po dro, Rodney Stuart. Stanley Frieson, Mike Sutton, Frank Cross. Mike Heck, Jo Meserve, Kevin Sundbye. Vance Hiner, Richard Sneegas. ROW FIVE Pat Hughes. John Stettler, Chuck Lesko, Kevin Holloway. John Davidson. Jonathan Parestky. Chris Bonner, Ryan Stansifer, Fred Conboy, Alan White, Clark Cropp, Jim Murray. Debate Squad 73 £ LHS Ventures Easter Mini-Course Professor: Dr. James Hamrick Instructor: Mr. Kenneth Highfill Instructor Assistants: Andy Finfrock (KU). Jackie David- son (KU . Chris Bradt ILHS). An abandoned rock quarry is an invitation to LHS basic field biology and rock climbing Easter mini- course. A disturbed bio me with ponds attracts biology students. The calling toad in the night is the best of symphony for the naturalists. A botany class taught by Dr. Hamrick is part of the field experience for the students. and friendships. .. Taxi and the rain. 193 and repels. . . Squad Members: Kevin Sundbye, Frank Cross. Robin Rowland, Clark Cropp, Kevin Holloway. Greg Hack. Jon Parestky. Stophan Griffin. The small but mighty LHS forensics squad was fairly successful in competition. Most of the squad members were participants in the Debate program also. The squad's strongest events were Boys' Extemporaneous speaking and Original Oratory. The squad was led by senior Robin Rowland, who placed first, second, third, and sixth in invitational competition in extemporaneous. Greg Hack and Jon Parestky led the Oratory squad competition. Hack had one first in this event. Senior Frank Cross did exceptionally well also. Sophomores Stephen Griffin and Clark Cropp also participated in extemporaneous and dramatic interpretation, respectively. STUDENT CONGRESS-The forensics squad also competed at Student Congress and did an excellent job. At preliminary congress in Manhattan, Rowland was elected Outstanding Senator and Cross was chosen Outstanding Representative. At NFL Rowland was selected presiding officer in the Senate, and Cross was again Outstanding Representative, which allows him to attend the National Tournament at Pittsburg University. Jon Paretsky, Kevin Holloway, and Kevin Sundbye worked extensively and attended Student Con- gress also. 194 French Club ROW ONE: Mike Williams, Pam Millar, Steve Richardson, Patty Brann, Mitch Reiber, Valerie Farley. Sherie Blank, Nancy Cook, Nancy Weidensaul, Debbie Munciek, Sue Richardson, et Madi Thornton. ROW TWO Barb Getter, Sharolyn Barnes, Camille Kring, Beverly Penny. Sue Hornsby. Lisa Wigmgton, Ruth King. Charlene Lmdell, Libby Hubbard, Tracey Harris. Madame Henderson, et Madame Judd. ROW THREE Roland Beck, 8eth Black, Christopher Bonner, Clark Cropp, Bruce Douglas. Mark Gates. Marilyn Lacey. John O'Neal. Kathy Langlois. Diane Runn, Jan Perry. Kristi Carpenter, Jessie Riddle, Pam Adams, et Evelyn Cape. French Club is an organization to acquaint the students with cultural aspects of France. Traditional activities include a tasting party, a trip to Kansas City for a French dinner, Christmas caroling, a demonstration of crepe making, and a series of guest speakers. Officers: Douglas, Thornton. Reiber. Monsieur Volks Wagen 195 The Fellowship of Christian Athletes, spon- sored by Coach Adams and Coach Hoover, worked to bring together participants of all boys sports at L.H.S. Meeting usually once every two weeks, the group discussed individual and group problems concerning the role of Christ in the lives of the athletes. Activities included National Camp at Fort Collins, Colorado, breakfast with the K.U. Huddle at the Jay hawk Towers, and a car wash this spring. Take that!� 196 Where are the girls? Advisors Dick Adams ar d Lyle Hoover participate in a lively discussion about.. . The Future Farmers of America Club led this year by Lori Hagenbush obtained many awards from State Con- tests. Contests participated in by F.F.A. members included public speaking, welding, farm mechanics, and dairy judging, livestock judging, horticulture, and crop judging. FRONT ROW (left to right): Mike Scheck, David Shirk, Lori Hagenbush, Julie Schneck, John Houk, Arlon Fishburn. ROW TWO Mr. Larson, Sponsor; Tarry Tuckle, Terry Harrell, Terry Chron, Terry Hopkins, Jacque Hall. Mr. Simmons. Sponsor. ROW THREE: Roger Flory, Steve Hoover, Richard Koleber, Jean Murray, Jane Murray. 197 German students in 1972-73 celebrated several holidays (Fasching, Oktoberfest, Wein- achten) and attended a state-wide German field day, where some competed with stu- dents from all over Kansas. Some of the students formed an International Club with people from other language classes to learn about foreign customs. Leaving Foreign Sector 198 Intramurals 1972-73 Intramurals expanded greatly this year with the inclusion of several new sports as well as the continuation of existing programs. These programs included boys' intramural basketball, girls' intramural volleyball and basketball, co-recreational volleyball, and intramural ping-pong. Girls Intramural Basketball Champs 199 Intramurals Expands With expanded activities, intramurals in 1972-73 required the involvement of many sponsors. Special thanks goes to Mr. Boydston, Ms. Carney, Ms. Lundstrom, Mr. Morlan and the teachers and students who acted as timekeepers, scorers and referees. 200 '73 KAYETTE MEMBERS Kayettes Kayette Officers '73: Jan Perry-Programs, Dons Williams-Publicity, Brenda Naff-Treesurer, Helen Parks-Secretary. Karen Dixon-President, Jan Haley-Vice President. New innovations charac- terized the '72 73 Kayette year. Activities included the Birthday Calendar, Dad-Daughter Picnic and the Sponge Throw at the carnival booth. The small but closely knit club ac- complished many goals this year and had lots of fun doing it. 201 Believe me. Tiptoe through the tu- lip .. What's a matter. Bil? After three weeks of daily use of Head and Shoulders. And there’s the Abominable Snowmen.” No chocolate mess!” Broad Bartley flinches. 202 For the first time in Carni- val history registered guests of all ages were invited. New ad- ditions to standard booths were the Philosophy classes' Sin City , Communication classes' Fake Freak Show and French Club's VW full of Bal- loons, Symphonic Winds Ring Toss, Kayette Sponge Throw, Stu-Co Beermugs, Leaders Club Cake-Walk, and the Haunted House were other favorites. IN 7W k 203 The Lawrence Junior Classical League is a member of both the Kansas Junior Classical League and the National Junior Classical League. The organization pro motes the further study of the classical inheritance of Western Civilization. The activities included the Saturnalia in De- cember and the Roman Pizza Party in April. Officers President. Charles Hughes; 1st Vice President. Steve Richerdson; 2nd Vice President. Amelia Moats; Treasurer. David Stedham. Not Present: Secretary. Lynn Stoneback. FRONT ROW: Chris Bonner. David Stedham. Steve Richardson. Charles Hughes, Amelia Moats. Lynn Stoneback. Mrs. Green. ROW TWO Annette Morris, Linda Pettmgill, Jan Blankenship. Valerie Mayer, Sharon Dukelow, Vickie Cotton, Carolyn Pettingill, Melissa Davis. ROW THREE: Fred Parks, Sharon Learned, Mary Johanmng, Nancy Jamsh. Joame Riling, Janet Young. Mary Tomasek, Jim Carter. ROW FOUR Brad Bradley. Mike Williams. Frank Cross, Steven Mauher, Scot Martin. Mike Mulkey, Dale Cumpston. Terry Gilbert. Ray Go� . Tim Wagner. Francis Riggs. 204 Leader’s Club This year Leader's Club has undergone several changes. Instead of emphasizing rules and regulations, the emphasis is on fun and enjoyment. Among this year's activities were a trip to the Kansas State Campus, a volleyball clinic, a trip to Rock Springs, and attending play days. TOP ROW: Beth Llewellyn. Kimberly Williams. MIDDLE: Ruth Cashatt. BOTTOM ROW: Nen Reed. Kathy O'Toole. Seniors-BACK ROW Terry Messen- himer. Beth Llewellyn. ROW THREE Pam Bay. Dawn Allen, Julee Hinz. ROW TWO: Ruth Cashatt, Roxanne Rygmyr, Ann Emerson. Kathy Buhler. FRONT ROW: Debra Webb. Nan Reed. Kathy O'Toole. Tammy Harris. Jan Hicks. FRONT ROW Kimberly Williams, Robin Etherton, Roxanne Rygmyr. Tammy Harris, Laurie Gordon, Jan Alli- son, Lynn Llewellyn. ROW TWO: Beth Boozer. Jenny Miller, Cmda Osness, Nan Reed. Kathy O'Toole, Debra Webb. Jan Hicks. Kathy Buhler. ROW THREE: Dodie Jordan. Dawn Allen, Annette Morrison, Donna Karlin, Pam Bay, Beth Llewellyn, Terry Messenhimer, Ann Emerson, Julee Hinz. Ruth Cashatt. 205 Mountain Ventures On the week of August 7-17, 1972, a group of LHS students under their sponsor, Mr. Kenneth Highfill, LHS biology teacher, took a trip to Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. The purpose of the trip was to acquaint the students with the field biology of Colorado and hike through the mountains in the park. The main highlight of the trip was a seven mile hike to the summit of Long's Peak. The 1973-74 Pep Club under the leadership of Karen Osness and sponsorship of Lewis Allen had an eventful year. Besides backing the team with posters and spirit, surprises on game days were added this year. The club also added some activities for its mem- bers besides the traditional WPA, these were a come-as-you-are breakfast, a dinner for the SMS Pep Club and officers and a picnic to end the year. Honor Pep KNEELING (left to right): 8eth Llewellyn. Karen Osness. Ruth Cashatt. Diane Martin, Cathy Bodin. Sharolyn Barnes. STANDING-ROW ONE: Julie Ralston, Jana Hays, Mary Jones, Charlene Eberhart, Nancy Johannsen, Sandra Holloway. Connie Lindell, Kathy O'Toole. ROW TWO: Detoi Tryon. Kristi Carpenter. Debbie Tmdell, Cindy Bay. 207 Karen Fleeger Tina Johnson Debbie Garrett 209 Cathy Winters |p. Mixsitv Not Pictured Becky ffnes Nancy Weideniaul chicMtf Kathy Tolbert, Patty Cooper 210 Sandra Hanenkrat Annette Mornson Soph dmr fates Tonia Slavmi Beverly Morton Janice Hughes Terri Leibert Leslie Green Leon Garcia This year, for the first time at Lawrence High, there has been a group of male Athletic Boosters. The Veil Leaders helped improve school spirit throughout the year and added variety to our cheering squad. They also raised the decibel level of the cheering section and helped to create a more powerful and enthusiastic cheering section. Roger Kraft Physical Science Club Consists Of: And Future Mad Scientists 213 FRONT ROW Kim Miller, John Olsen, Jesse Barlow, Carol Kincaid, Lynn Leban, Mike Williams. BACK ROW: Peter Chan, Alan Simmons, Steve Richardson, Robert Shelley, Greg Borel, Jeff Scannell, Charlie Hughes. Anderson. Chemistry Alan Simmons, Tl eticai Physics Chemistry. Medici; ' edicrhofr Neurosurgery Physical Science Club United In Diversity 214 You are going to read that to us? RED and BLACK Staff Tony Gauthier (advisor). Paul Glahn. D.ane Metier (ed.tor). Sarah Bassett (the one who listened to Diane gripe). Liz Henley. John Lowther. Jan Haley. Steve Pierce (sports editor). Diane Martin. June Thornton. Joanna Miranda. Steve Richardson. Kristi Carpenter, and Beth Black (pictured below). Beth and June know every teacher in this school. King Yo-Yo Oh. that's stupidi ,IT No! No) Not me! Steve Ericson Tom Borland John Lowther Kirk Baxter Mike Williams James Willie EDITORS Cathy Daicoff Greg Hack SPONSOR THE 8UDGET MEANS QUALITY Leslee McKenna Space for rent. Call 842-6222. Ext. 86 This year, being a very eventful one, the Budget has attempted to present a clear and concise record of events at LHS. Publishing a total of 25 papers, and not one being com- pletely censored, the staff thought it to be a successful year. Staff-Co-Editors: Cathy Daicoff, Greg Hack. Asst. Editors: Mike Heck, Jennifer Gold, Chris Bonner, Fred Conboy. Dan Katz, Kurt Falkenstein, Rich Yeakel, Karen Stolz. Sports Editor: David Ward. Sports Writers: David Ward. Dale Wise. Mike Well- man, Paul Glahn, Casey Wempe, David Mikols, Jenny Miller, Tim Holden. Theorist: Jesse Barlow. Writing Staff: David Barnhill, Dwight Cox, Chris Georgeson, Dan Katz, Keith Kopf, Barney McCoy, Lisa Bowers, Mary Lee. Neil Nehring, Michelle Sturman, Kim Wrench. Production: Ellen Hornberger, Gayle Horn- berger. Jenny Miller, Jo Meserve. Advertising: Nancy Cook. Judy Triplett, Bill McNary. Spike Santee. Art Editors: John Williams, Lisa Bowers. Photography: James Wille, Mike Williams, Lori Doemland, Diana Rosson. Steve Ericson. 217 Los Romanceros Los Romanceros is another name for Spanish Club, composed of Senora Adame's 3rd and 4th year students. Meetings are held during class twice each month, consisting of experimenting with Mexican food, exploring native Hispanic customs, and often invit- ing guest lecturers. FRONT ROW: Kim Rimer, Greg Hack, Lon Doemland, Glenda Finfrock, Lea Tennyson. Karen Winn. BACK ROW: Karen Dixon. Margo McKinney, Rosalea Postma, Karen Osness, Beth Llewellyn, Sue Stewart. Senora Adame. Sara Hudson. John Grosdidicr. 218 Students In Local Government The Students in Local Government pro- gram, instituted in 1971 and sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, advocates student participation in city and local government. After sub- mitting a petition and recommendations, the Junior male or female may then be appointed to one of the city or county boards or commissions. Participants are expected to attend as many meetings as possible and they soon become acquainted with many facets of local government. The Boards and Commissions were: School Board, Library Board, City Commission, Law- rence-Douglas County Planning Commission, Park and Recreation, Traffic Safety, Health Board, Community Arts Council, Electrical Examiners Board, Building Code Appeals, Human Relations, Hospital Board, Board of Mental Health, City Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals, Local Housing Authority, Plumbing Board. Present Members (left to right� R.E. Stuart. Linda Ramirez. Nancy Weidensaul, John Sheppard. Nancy Womack, Steve Richardson, Joanna Miranda. Ruth Anne King. Natasha Kuzmanovic, Cindy Osness. Elaine Grob. 219 Past Members (left to right): Russell Field, Jon Paretsky, John Pendleton, 8eth Llewellyn, Steve Pierce, David Steffen, Elaine Kennedy. Cindy Smith, Karen Dixon. ROW ONE Pam Martin. Gary Clark. ROW TWO Paul Glahn, Rhonda Van Mater. Carol Kinkaid. Cindy Smith. Sylvia Moore. Pete Moore, Don Davis. Bob Parker. Ellen Hornberger. Jim Pendleton. ROW THREE: John Colyer. Jo Meserve, John Williams. Fred Conboy, Bart Ehrman. Mike Heck. Brad Bradley. NOT PICTURED BECAUSE OF SENIOR SKIP DAY Mike Altenbernd, Ruth Cashatt. Carl Heinrich. M.ke H.nr. Mike Maraneii. Debbie Mills. Ron Nitcher. Karen Osness. Evelyn Cape. The Senior Planning Committee, a small committee which voices the views of all Seniors, held the traditional candy sales which raised money for the Senior gift. This year, the class of '73 netted $2,400; SI ,000 of which went to Mountain Ventures, S700 went to audiovisual equipment, $200 for Special Ed., and the balance to the landscaping of Lawrence High. The committee also decided on the speakers for commencement, elected the outstanding teacher, and organized the highly festive Senior Party and Feast. Tht Fearless Leader PHI L PESTINGER But twenty kegs is not enough. ASSEMBLY Mr. Denny Mr. Eidman Mr. Keltcher Mr. Lawman Mr . Link Mr . Scott Mr . Spelsbury Carol Kmkaid Susie Rockhold Dennis Nichols Dan Benton Tern Spearman Steve Bell James Will GUIDANCE SERVICES Mrs. Allen Mr. Church LIBRARY Mrs. Clark Mr. Kelly Mr. Martin Mr. Dana Mr. Faien Mr. Rorabaugh Mrs. Shunway Kim Sterling Mr. Krieger Helen Wagley LeAnn Taylor Mike Williams Jon Oldfather Joel Rife Nancy Smith Cathy McLee Holly Hams Kathy Patti Roger Schweppe PUBLICATIONS HUMAN RELATIONS Mr. Berneking Mrs. Adame Mr. Binns Mr. Ames Mrs. Coil Mr. Bass Mr. Hazel Mr. Judd Mrs. Mulliken Mrs. Robinson Mr. Piehler Mr. Ward Mr. Swindler Miss Griggs Cathy Daicoff Amelia Moats Jenny Miller Pat Hughes Dennis Hall June Thornton Lisa Bowers Chris 8onner Julie Logan Terry Pulliam Cindy Wilke Bonnie Weber Jamie Hutchison Marsha Lyles EXTERNAL RELATIONS CURRICULUM Mr. Beltch Mrs. Carney Mrs. Boo her Mr. Gibson Miss Gauthier Mrs. Henderson Mr. Harrington Mr. Larson Mrs Jehle Mr . Suder man Mr. Scott Mr. Wilbur Mr. Waller Mr. Williams Barbara Wray Danny Katz Nancy Weidensaul Jan Haley Brad Bradley Frankie Foster Crystal Wiley Dawn Schaffer Steve Richardson Barney McCoy R.E. Stuart Neil Crane Nancy Golden Grace Jackson PHYSICAL FACILITIES CAFETERIA Mr Anderson Mr. Highfill Mr. Boydston Mrs. Judd Mrs. Groh Miss Lundsirom Mr. Gauthier Co-CURRICULAR Mr. Mibeck Mr. Manning Mr. Adams Mr. Roth Miss Oldham Mr. Allen Mrs. Treece Mr. Stewart Mrs. Graham Mr. Wiley Garry Clark Mrs. McKenna Laurie Ahearn Gary Keefer Mr. Morlan Mark Braun Greg Godwin Mrs. O'Toole Greg McDonald Stacey Boyd Mrs. Whitemght Joyce Retherford Chris Maturo Lisa Wilke Rick Beil Karen Lawman Sue McDougal Kerr in Crane Luke Galloway Julie Hutchinson Bill Dutton Sharolyn Barnes Diana Gerard Kevin Holloway Joan Van Dyke 221 Terpsichore got a late start to a good year, as Mr. Hazel accepted the responsibilities of being sponsor. The first performance was at a K.U. basket- ball game. During the year they also per- formed at several LHS basketball games. The theme of this year's Terpsichore Re- view was a salute to the military. It was performed in the style of a U.S.O. show. Officers this year were: Sonja Jaderborg, Pres., Christi Barrand, Vice-Pres., Nancy Womack, Jr. Choreographer and Cynthy Brae ciano, Sr. Choreographer. Sine Ralph can't perform with the girls... TOP ROW: Elaine Grob, Jesse Riddle, Cmda Osness. Terry Chambliss. Michelle Wilson, Jam e Hutchison, Debbie Tindall, Janice Wil- liams. Cynthy Bracciano. MIDDLE ROW Debbie Delwig, Val Mayer. Becky Jeffries. Ramona Harden, Sonja Jaderborg. Ruth Ann King. Diana Gerard. Carol Kmkaid. FRONT ROW: Christi Barrand. Julie Logan. Debbie Noller, Nancy Womack, Becky Boyd. Lianne Taylor, Cmdy Wilson, Julie Hutchison. MISS- ING: Penny Sherman. Elisa Willems. Sheri Blank. Karen Fleeger, and Patsy 8urkhead. 222 223 umlimB Headed by Rusty Laushman 224 VICA Officers (left to right I: Susan Turner-Historian, Arthur Price-Sergeant of Arms, Alicia Garaa-Reporter. Bill Stone- back-Treasurer, Terry Frazier-President. Becky Calvert-Secre- tary, Tom Ramierez-Vice-President. NOT PICTURED: Parliamen- tanan-Vicki Zelinski. Vica 73 225 A portion Of WCC about to take off. OFFICERS SUSAN COOK-President DIANA ROSSON-Publicity DEBI MUNCZEK- Secretary This year WCC emphasized personal awareness of our thoughts and feelings as human beings concerned with the principle goal of all the women's rights for all people. We felt that this personal consciousness and self education was more important than any real concrete actions or busy work activities. Ms. Alice Owens We cannot do everything at once, hut we can do something at once.” ”Grenting women complete equality would be the surest sign of civilization and it would double the intellectual power of the world.” 226 Ninety-Ninth COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Lawrence High School Lawrence, Kansas Friday evening. May 25, 1975 Allen Field House, The University of Kansas eight o'clock Presiding I)r. Carl S. Knox Superintendent of School Processional. 'Pomp and Circumstance ......................Elgar Combined Orchestra and Bands Fi Bartley, Direr tor Invocation...................................Jerald Lee Riling Member of Graduating Claw Jubilee..............................................Ron Nelson Combined Orchestra and Bands Larry Williams. Director Commencement— The Childlike Adi lt Frederick Con boy Member of Graduating Cla� God Bless the Child Herzog 6 Holt da) arr. Anita Ketr The Ijst Words of David Randall Thompson A Cappella Choir Lewis Tileord. Director Linda Sti MHO. Accompanist Responsibility—Asst med or Denied? Bart Ehrman Member of Graduating Cia� Presentation of the Gradi ating Class Mr. Max Riff Principal. Lawrence High School Presentation of Diplomas . Dr. William F Bradley President. Board of Education Assisting John Forbes, Charles Parks and Phil Pestinger. Division Principals Alma Mater ........................................Nelson et al. 228 The Star Spangled Banner Key-Smith 73 73 73 Class of 73! ! ! 73 73 73 229 SENIOR ACTIVITIES A ADKINSON. LAWRENCE WAYNE ALBIN. JANET LEE ALEXANDER. PAUL FRANKLIN- Cadet Lawmen 2. ALEXANDER. STEVEN ALLEN ALLDREDGE. STANLEY-Stu-Co 3; FFA 3. ALLEN. BETTY ANN ALLEN, CHAD R.-Wrestling 2.3. ALLEN. DAWN KELLY ALLEN. JENNIFER P. ALLISON. CHERYL ALLISON. JEFFREY LEE-Stu-Co 1.2; Drama 1,2,3; Debate 1. ALTENBERND. MICHAEL L ALUMBAUGH. DAVID AMERINE. MICHAEL R.-Yearbook 1; Budget 2; Stu-Co 1.2; Debate 1,2; Fo- rensics 1.2. ARNOLD, JEFFREY A.-VICA 3. BATESON. EDDI E-Concert Band 1.2.3. BAXTER. TIMOTHY L.-Track a BAY, PAM-French Club 2,3; Leaders Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Concert Choir 1; Sports Show 1,2; BTeam Cheerleader 3. BEAUCHAMP. JAMES ANTHONY BEEGHLEY. CLIFFORD BEERS. MICHAEL ALAN-Soph. Class Pres.; French Club 1; Stu-Co 2; A Cappella 2,3; Concert Choir 1; Basket- ball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3. BEISNER, MICHAEL LEE-Pep Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2.3; Orchestra 1,2; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1,2,3; KU Music Scholarship. BELL. STEVEN WALTER BELL. GREGG WARREN-Biology Club 3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Gymnastics 1,2,3. BELOT. ROSEMARY-Latin Club 1; Leaders Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Concert Choir 1; Stu-Co 3. BENSCHOTER. TERRY LEE BICKFORD. MARK S.-Concert Choir Football 1.| AUBRY, VICKIE LYN AUSTIN, AARONM Club 3. AUSTIN. DIMETA V. 1; Summerfield Scholarship; U.G. Mitchell Scholarship. DWANE-Cadet in 2. Concert Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2.3. Concert Choir 1; Symphon- ic Wind Ensemble 2,3; Gymnastics 1.2.3, Capt. 1 ft BOREL, GREGORY DENNIS-Concert Choir 1; Wrestling 1,2,3. BORING. ALICE LYNN BOWERS. LISA LYNN-Budget 3; Pep Club 1; Stu-Co 1,2,3; Assembly Comm. 2; Publications Comm. 3; Sports Show 1.2; Spring Queen Attendant 3. BOWMAN, JANICE BOWMAN. THOMAS RODGER- Stu-Co 2; Track Mgr. 1. BOYD, JOHN STACEY-Budget 3; Stu-Co 3; Physical Activities Comm. 3; FCA 3; Football 3. BOYD. REBECCA B.-Pep Club 1,2,3; BTeam Cheerleader 1,2; Sport Show 1.2. B R ACCIANO, CYNTHIA ANNE- French Club 2; Stu-Co 1,2; Terpsichore 2.3; Drama 1,2,3; Mime 1; Girls' Volley- ball 3; Girls' Gymnastics 3. BRADLEY, JR.. WILLIAM FERDIE- Biology Club 3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Exter- nal Relations Comm. 3; Cadet Lawman 2; Sr. Planning Comm.; Debate 1,2; Track 1; Football 1,2L; Tennis 2; Up- john Co. 4-H; Union Pacific RR; Kansas Honorary Scholarship; National Merit Commended Scholar. BRANN, PATRICIA F - French Club 3; Pep Club 1.2; Intramural Volleyball 1. 3K STAFFORD-Stu-Co 2; Cafeteria Comm. 2; Debate 1,2. B BAIR. TERRY LYNN BAKER. PAULA KATHLEEN-DE 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Leaf 2; Mime 2.3; Girls' Basketball 1. BIGGERSTAFF. LESTER JOHN-Con- cert Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Debate 1; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 3; Foot- ball 1,2; Wrestling 1.2. BLACK. ELIZABETH E.-Yearbook 3; French Club 2.3; Kayettes 1,2; Pep Club 1; WCC 3; KU Ponnelly Scholarship. BANTA. CHRISTOPHER ALAN-Con- cert Choir 2,3; Golf 2; Wrestling 1.2.3L. BARLOW. JESSE BARRAND ( BLAIR. GARY BLEWITT, TIMOTHY STEPHEN Stu-Co 3; FCA 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Basketball 1 Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 2. BASEL. MAHYANNA [ BASSETT, SARAH-Yearbook 1,3; In al 3; Jr. year-Rotary Fellowship to Aus- tralia. ENNIS M. BONES, DAVID I 3udget 3; Latin Club 1.2,3; French 2; Debate 3; Stu-Fac. Comm. 2. BRIGGS. DALE CLINTON BROWN. CRAIG 8.-Sr. Planning Comm.; Concert Band 3; Marching Band 3: Stage Band 3. BRUCE. STEVE A.-Football 1.2. BUCHHOLZ, DENNIS A. BUHLER. KATHY BURGETT. SUSAN MARIA-Biology Club 1; Spanish Club 1.2; Kayettes 1,2; Pep Club 1; National Honor Society Club 1,2; Chorale 1. BURKHART LELANDSCc TT gBURKHEA'), PATSY ANI -Pep Club 1.2. Terpsichore 2,3; Sports Show 1,2; Tennis 3. BUTLER. KEN 230 c CALLICOTT, MARY CALVERT. REBECCA JO-VICA 2.3. CAMDEN, BENITA CAPE. EVELYN LUCILLE-French Club 2.3; Pep Club 1; Stu-Co 1,2,3; Drama 1; Marching Band 1,2,3; A Cap pella 2,3; Concert Band 1. CAPPS. KARL LEE-Biology Club 3. CARPENTER, KRISTINE LEIGH- Yearbook 3; French Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; Honor Pep 3; Sports Show 2; Art Club 1; Home Arts 1; Homecoming Comm. 1. CARTTAR. PETER K. CASH ATT. RUTH LYNN-Leaders Club 1.2,3, Pres. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Treas. 2; Stu-Co 1,2,3; Sr. Planning Comm.; Concert Choir 1; Girls' Gym- nastics 2; Girls' Volleyball 3; Track 3; Sports Show 1,2; Mascot 3. CASSITY. CARLA DAWN-Latin Club 1. CHANDLEE, DANIEL RAY CHANEY. JOHN M.-Football 1,2,3. CHAVEZ. MICHAEL CHEATHAM, RODNEY CHARLES- French Club 1; Key Club 1.2; Concert Choir 3; Football 1.3; ACT Harding College; ACT Okla. Christian College. CHEEK. DAVE ALLAN-Track 1. Wrestling 2. CHURCH. MICHAEL W. CLARK. GARRY DAVID-Stu-Co 2.3; Physical Facilities Comm. 3; Sr. Plan- ning Comm.; Tennis 2,3; Intramurals 3; KU Scholarship. CLEVENGER. STEPHEN CLOUGH, ALLEN ROY COFFIN. THOMAS W.-Stu Co 1. COFFMAN, DANNIEL NEIL-FCA 1.2,3; Basketball 1; Football 1,2.3; Wrestling 2.3; Track 2,3. COLYER. JOHN M.-Stu-Co 1; Wres- tling 1,3. CONBOY. FREDERICK P.-Budget 1,2,3; Clas Pres. 2.3; Stu-Co 1,2,3; Curriculum Comm. 1; Physical Facilities 2; Debate 1,2,3. CONKLIN, NANCY CONNETT, SHI RLEY JANE COOK. NANCY-A Cappella 3. COOK, SUSAN CAROL-Biology Club 1; French Club 1.2; Stu-Co 3; WCC 2.3. President 3; A Cappella 2,3; Concert Choir 1; Orchestra 1,2,3; Sports Show 1; Belote College Scholarship; Grinned College Scholarship; Presbyterian Foun- dation Semifinalist. COX JR.. DWIGHT DAVID COX. STEVEN DOUGLAS CRAIG. REBECCA LEE-Stu-Co 2; Or- chestra 1,2,3. CRAWLEY, DAVID LAFOREST- Track 1,2.3. CRIPE, IRIS MARY CROSS, FRANK B.-Latin Club 2. Treas; Curriculum Comm. 2; Debate 1,2,3, State Champ 2,3; Summerfield Scholarship; Bradt Scholarship; Scholar ship Hall. CULVAHOUSE. JOHN THOMAS- Biology Club 3. CULVER. DALE LEE-Boys' State 2. Concert Choir 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Track 1.2L.3L; Cross Country 1.2L.3L; Competitive Honor Scholar- ship McPherson College; Kansas Society of Certified Public Accountants. CUNNINGHAM, VICKIE CURTISS. ALICE MARIE D DAICOFF, CATHY LYNN-Budget Staff 1,2,3, Co-ed 3. French Club 1; Pep Club 1; Stu-Co 3; Publications Comm. 3; Sports Show 1; Debate 1,2. DANIEL. DEAN M. DANIELS. MARK ALLAN-Gymnas- tics 2,3. DAVIDSON III. JOHN PIRNIE-Stu-Co 3; Marching Band 2; Debate 2.3; Foren- sics 2; Orchestra 1,2,3; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 2,3. DAVIS. ALBERT ALAN DAVIS. DONALD DEAN-Sr. Planning Comm. 3; Debate 1.2. DAVIS. JAMES DAVIS. JULIE KAY DAVISON. DEBBIE ANN-VICA Club i.a DEAN. WANDA JEAN DECKER. DREW H. DIETRICH, PAULA-O.E. 3. DISQUE. CHRISTINE ANN-Stu-Co 1; Curriculum Comm. 2; OE Club 3, Pres.; Kansas Office Education Association State Historian 3; Student Rep. to School Board 3. DIXON. KAREN SUE-Biology Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3, Treas. 3; FTA 1; Kayettes 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 2; Sports Show 1,2; Stu- dent in Local Government 2,3; Tennis 2; State of Kansas Honorary Scholar- ship. DIXON. LENA J. DOEMLAND. LORETTA E.-Budget Staff 2.3; Spanish Club 3; Kayettes 1; Guidance Comm. 2; WCC 2,3; SPAC 1,2. DOORES, STUART R. DUTTON. MARSHALL W. DUTT. GREGORY JAY-FCA 1.2,3; Boys' State 2; A Cappella 2.3. Track 1,2; Football 1.2,3; Wrestling 2; Foot- ball Scholarship Fort Hays State Col lege. E EARLS. DEBORAH LYNN-Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Concert Choir 1; Sports Show 1.2. EDWARDS. LEANDER-Black Ameri can Club 2. ■ ■ EHRMAN, BART D.-Stu Co 3; Sr. Planning Comm.; Debate 1.2.3. State Champ 3; Forensics 1; Tennis 1.2L.3L; Full Academic Scholarship to Moody Bible Institute. EIFFERT, CYNTHIA JEAN ELLIS. GREGORY LLOYD EMERSON. MARY ANN-French Club 1; Leaders Club 2.3; Pep Club 1,2,3; B Team Cheerleader 1,2; Golf 3. ERICSON, STEVEN PAUL-Yearbook 3; Budget 3. ESTELLE. LYNN ETHERTON. SCOTT ALLAN EVANS. JUDY LORRAINE-Concert Choir 1. 231 F G F ALKENSTIEN, KURT A.-Budget 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3. FALKENSTIEN. JOSEPH DAVID FEWINS, FRANK W. FIDDES, ROBERT L. FIELD. RUSSELL LEE-Student in Government; Concert Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 2.3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Stage Band L ship. 1 BLDS. THOMAS F. GARCIA. L ELDS, TIMOTHY F.-Biology Club Choir 3. Yearbook 2.3; Pep Club 2.3; Dance GARCIA. ALI GAINES. JON GAINES. TIM GALLAGHER. WILLIAM LEROY GALLOWAY, ANDREW C.-Gymnas- tics 1,2,31 GANNAWAY. PAMELA GARBER. PRISCILLA J.-Pep Club 3; Oklahoma llristian College Scholar- RY ALLEN-Concert FIGGINS. RETHA LEE FILKINS, DAVID M.-Cadet Lawman 2. alt FINFROCK, GLENDA-Spanish Club 3; B-Team Cheerleader 1. FISHER, KENNETH J.-Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 3; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 3; Stage Band 2,3; Football 1,3. GARCIA. THOMAS GARRETT. MICHAEL GAUNA, LESANN-OE Club 3; VICA 2. AN ALLEN-Wrestling BETH P. Budget 3; De GENTRY. B 1,2.3. GENTRY, E FLEEGER. KAREN S.-OE Club Club 2,3; Terpsichore 1,2,3; B Team Cheerleader 2; A Team Cheerleader 3; Girls' Gymnastics 2.3; Homecoming Queen 3. FLORY. CAROL-Pep Club U,3; Con- cert Choir 2. FLORY, JAMES LEONARD FFA W ‘ GERARD. DIANA GAY-Pep Club 2.3; Stu-Co 2,3; Curriculum Comm. 3; Terp sichore 2,3, Soph.'Squad Cheerleader 1; 8-Ttarn Cheerleader 2, alt. ;Sport Show 1.2; Girls Gymnastics 3. GETTER, BARBARA—French Club 2,3; Drama 1,2,3. GIBBS. EDWIN—Stu-Co 1,2; Football RANDAL M. mmm at 1,2,3; Track 2.3 FLORY. STEVEN JAY-Stu Co 2. Bas- ketball 1. FLOYD JR„ R08ERT RODGERS- Stu-Co 1.2; FCA 3; Football 1L.2L.3L. Basketball 1L.2L.3L; Track 1L.2L; Ath lefie Scholarship TCU II State Foot ball and Basketball 3. FORSYTH. PAT—Marching Band 1,2,3: Concert Band 2,3. FRAZIER, Pres. TERRY GENE-VICA 3. FREDERICKSEN. SUE ANN-Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2. Leaf 1,2.3; Honorary State of Kansas Scholarship. FRIAUF, BARBARA JEAN-Stu-Co 2; WCC 3, A Cappella 2,3; Concert Choir 1; Chorale 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3. 232 GILLESPIE. MICHAEL ROBERT- Wrestling 1.2L.3L. GLAHN, PAUL ROBERT-Budget 3; Yearbook 3; Sr. Planning Comm.; De- bate 1,2; Track 2; Football 2,3; Wres- tling 3. GOINS. DIANA J. GOLDSMITH, DEBRA LEA-Budget 1; Yearbook 1; Kayettes 1.2; Pep Club 1.2; OE Club 3, Sec.; Debate 1. GRAMMER. WANDA J. GREEN JR., ROBERT R.-Biology Club 3. Historian. GREEN. TIMOTHY B.-Football 1,2,3. GREWING, STAN GROB. SUE ANN-Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Concert Choir 1,2; Girls' Basketball 1,2,3; Girls' Football 1,2; Girls' Volleyball 1,2,3. G ROSDIDIER, JOHN HERBERT- Spanish Club 1,2,3; Tennis 1L.2L.3L; Wrestling 1,2,3L. GROVES. BARBARA JO GUENTHER, MARY KATHRYN GUENTHER. RANDY CRAIG H HACK. ROBERT Wl LSON-Boys' State 2; Basketball I. Golf 1.2.3L. HACK, GREGORY LYNN-Budget 1.2.3, Co-ed 2,3; Stu-Co 1,2,3; Boys' State 2. Lt. Gov.: President of Boys' Nation; Debate 1,2,3, State Champ 2,3; Forensics 1,2,3; KU Summer field Schol- arship; Elks Youth Leadership Award. HADL, PAMELA MAR I E-Girls' State 2; VICA Club 1.3. VICA Princess 3 HAEHL, GREGORY D. HAGENBUCH. LORI JANETTE-FFA 3. Pres.; Orchestra 1; Union Pacific Scholarship; Tim Eric9on Memorial Scholar; W.A. Watkins Scholarship; K-State Scholarship. HALEY. JAN-Yearbook 3; Kayettes 1.2.3, Vice-PPres. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Honor Pep 2,3; Curriculum Comm. 3; Drama 3; Gtrls' State 2, atl.; Debate 2.3; Orchestra 1; Girls Gymnastics 2; Sports Show 1,2. HALL. WILLIAM STEPHEN-Stu Co 3; Leaf 1.2.3; Chess Club 3; Boys' State 2. alt.; Debate 1,2,3. HAMM, CATHERINE L-Spring Queen 3. HARDY ALFREDA LOU-FSL Club 3. HARPER. THERON KEVIN HARRELL. TERRY KIM-FFA 1.2.3 HARRIS. TAMARA JOAN HART. CAROL L HATFIELD, KIRK-Budget 2; German Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 1,2,3; Mt. Ventures 2; Debate 1,2,3; Cross Country 2, Na- tional Defense Scholarship. HEADLEY. LARRY DEE-Wrestling 2.3 HECK, MICHAEL DOUGLAS-Budget 2,3; Jr. Class Officer-Treas.; Sr. Class Officer-Vice Pres.; StuCo 1,2,3; Sr. Planning Comm. 3; Debate 1,2,3. HEINRICH, CARL LOUIS-Sr. Plan ning Comm.; Boys' State 2; Basketball 1; Track 2; Football 1.2,3; Wrestling 3; Football Scholarship. HELLER, DENNIS W.-Basketball 1.2; Crosscountry 1. HEMPHILL. WENDY ANN-Pep Club 1.2; VICA 1 HENLEY, ELIZABETH HOPE-Year book 2,3; Latin Club 2; Kayettes 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Drama 2,3; Sports Show 1; Dance Comm. 3. Eng. Explorers 2,3, Treas. 3. HESS. DAVID W. HESS. MICHAEL HENRY-Physical Science Club 3; Stu-Co 2,3; Assembly Comm. 2; Concert Choir 1; Dance Comm. 1 HICKS. JAN LOUISE HILL. LAURIE ANN HINZ, JULEE AN ETTE-Leaders Club 3; Pep Club 1.2.3; Stu Co 1; Library Comm. 1; Concert Choir 1. A-Team Cheerleader 3; Sports Show 1,2; Home- coming Attendant 3; Volleyball Man ager 3. HINZ, MICHAEL RAY-Stu-Co 2.3; Drama 1,2.3; A Cappella 2.3; Chorale 2,3; Football Statistician 2,3; Gymnas- tics 1. HIRD, JOHN ARTHUR HIRST. DINAH MAR IE-Kayettes 1. HODSON, JERRY LEE-Basketball 1; Track 1; Boxing 1. HODSON, PHILIP A. HODSON. TERRY LU-Pep Club 1; Drama 2,3; Speech and Drama Club 2. Sec.; Debate 2; Forensics 2; Alt. to France 2. HOFFMAN. JOHN STANLEY HOLDEN. TIMOTHY J.-Basketball 1; Track 1; Football 1.2; Baseball Scholar- ship. HOLDER. RANDOLPH JAY HOLLINGSHEAD, KIMBA QUEN- Drama 1,3. HOPKINS. DANNY E. HORNBERGER. ELLEN-Budget 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 1,2,3; Sports Show 1.2; Sr. Planning Comm.; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 2. HOUGLAND. PHYLLIS ANN-Sr. Plan- ning Comm. HOUK. GARY D.-Track 1; Football 1.2.3. HOUK, JOHN-FFA 3. Treas. HUBBARD, RICHARD MICHAEL HUDSON, SARA BETH-Leaf 2; WCC 2; Spanish Club 2.3. HUFF. DONNA SUZANNE-Pep Club 1.2; Girls' Basketball 2.3. HUGHES. PATRICK LAWRENCE- Stu-Co 1,2; Co-Curriculum Comm. 2; Grievance Comm. 3; Debate 1,3; Basket- ball 1.2; Football 1,2,3; Golf 1. HUNT, RUTH ANN-Pep Club 1,2,3; VICA 3. Vice-Pres.; Sports Show 1,2. HUNTER. JEFFERY A.-DE 3. Pres.; Concert Choir 1; Track 1; Football 1; Wrestling 1. HURD. TIMOTHY PAUL-Wrestling 2.1 HURST. SHEILA RAY-Leaders Club 2,3; Stu-Co 1; Sports Show 1.2; Girls’ Basketball 3; Track 3. HURWITZ. BARBARA-Drama 3. HUTCHISON. JAMIE LYN-Pep Club 1,2, Stu-Co 1.2,3; Publications Comm. 3; Terpsichore 1,2,3; A Cappella 2,3: Choral 1; Orchestra 1,2,3; Sports Show 1.2; Girls' Gymnastics 2,3. HYDE. JANE LEIGH-Biology Club 1.2; Leaf 2; A Cappella 2,3; Concert Choir 1; Orchestra 2,3; Symphonic Wind Ensemble. I ICE, STEVEN V.-Boys' State 2; Bas ketball Manager 2,3; Cross Country Manager 1,2,3; St. Mary's State of Kan- sas Scholarship. IKENBERRY. SUSAN LYNN-Budget 1.2; Pep Club 1.2; VICA 3. INGHAM, MARK DAVID J JADERBORG. SONJA ARLENE-Pep Club 1.2; Terpsichore 1.2,3. Pres. 3; A Cappella 2.3. JAIMEZ, RICHARD W. JOHANNSEN, NANCY JANE-Kay ettes 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cafeteria Comm. 2; Honor Pep 2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Concert Choir 1; Sports Show 1; State of Kansas Honor Scholarship. JOHNSON. LAVAN WAYMAN—L.B. C.B.P. JONES. DEBORAH DENISE-Spanish Club 1.2; Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1; OE 3. JONES, CRAIG SCOTT-Marching Band 3; Concert Band 3. JONES. JAMES MELVIN-A Cappella 2.3; Concert Band 1,2,3. JONES. ROSEMARY JOSEPH.JEFFREY KIRK K KAMMEYER, LESLIE ANNE Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Tennis 2.3; Sports Show 1.2. KARLIN, TERRY LEE-DE 3. KAUFFMAN. NANCY-Spanish Club 2. Pep Club 1.2; OE 3. KEARNEY, BILLY FRED-Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Foot- ball 1,2,3. KEEFER. GARY W.-Biology Club 2. A Cappella 2.3; Concert Choir 1; Track 1.2L.3L; Gymnastics 1. KEFFER. CLARK WAYNE-Wrestling 1L.2L KELLY, PATRICK ALFRED-Track 3. KENNEDY. JOHN BLACKBURN- Boys' State 2; Golf 1,2. KENNEDY. LAURA ELAINE-Spanish Club 2, Vice-Pres.; Pep Club 1.2; Publi cations Comm. 2,3; Law Day County Planning Commission 2.3; Donnelly Scholarship. KENNEDY. RICK TYSON-Golf 1.2.1 KETZEL, MARC A. KIDWELL, CRAIG MICHAEL KIEVLAN, CATHERINE L.-Pep Club 1,2,3; St Mary's College Grant; Gov't- Grant KINKAID, CAROL LEDA-Drama 1.2.1 233 DAVI ■ % KIRK, CARdA JUNE-Biology Club 3 Pep Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co. 2; Concert Band 1,2; Concert Choir 1. Sports Show 1.2. KITE. PATRICK LOGGAN, MICHAEL B. LONG. JEFFREY KENT LONG. YVONNE’ KO 2.3; 'LEBER, RICHARD GO DErJ-FFA I;Concert Band 1. KORBRUST iO L'-Jp 3. 2$. LONGANECKER,- DARYL -Focrfball ♦ KRAFT. ROGER GARY-Drlhna 3; Varsity Yell lelder 3. -KOMMER. TERRY ALLEN-Conc«h amrt yi. JOHN R.-Budget 2; L JJAN LAUffy GWENDOLYN- McCOOMBS, YVONNE SUE McDOUGALL. JANET ADELE McELROY. DIANE MclNTYRE. DEBORAH J.-Pep Club 1,2,3;Sports Show 1,2. McKENZlE. RANDY 99 McKINNEY. .MARGARET ERIN Biology Club l,2.3;� €paniitj,CH3li 2,3. Biology Club 1.3; FTA 1j| Vice-Pres. _ Kayettes 1.3: Pep Club-1.? Gov't 3; Kayettes 3; KFTA EKeakive Board) jW Hist or ian 3. LAMB. ROGER GARY LANE, BUSTY LUIHERjIkYLA SUZANNE-Ameri- can IqjJiamClub 1,2,3; FSL 3; Kayettes yPep ward' Vlji merie; |ly Pep Club 1,2,3; Honor Pep 3; BPW Awatdr ( F€S. CATHEBME-Pep Clt$ 3, Med. Explorers 2,1 sk 2, Ptcs. 3. M ANNBSSr'-BRlAN LYNN D . « A, 1_O _ I ,dv. CYNTHIA LEATH-Y eap ranch Club K2. Kayettes 1.2: Pep Club 1,2,3; Golf,!’ LAN LF1 book 1. F H2. K§y IyL£S. M Amerie Cl 1,2.3; Cbn 1.2 LEVW l.af Pep Club 1.27 St Sports Show 'Co C pt: '2; Cross ( ua y - vr ° , McNARY I M-HERBEW -A I «■df d Budget 3; hVsft al Science Club J .3; Football KjL M ' V i Debate . ClubJ,2fjClass Secretary 1.2; LANGLOIS. KATHY JOANNE-French Club 2.3; Pep Club 1,2; Concert Choir 2.3. Vlassman, Kenneth , eugene- Librar Comm 3; Marching Band 1,2; 'Concept Band 1,2; Debate 1,2,3. LAUSHMAN, RUSSELL WH-LIAM- Drama 1,2,3; Mime 2.3 Leader. ‘LEE, FRED DALE i ■ • Choir 2. M MARANELL, MICHAEL JOSEPH- Drama 2,3; Sr. Planning Comm.; Debate 1,2; Forensics 1.2. SCO I EUGENi Football MARCOTTE. CHRIS A. MARKLEY. AARON GROVER-VICA 3 LEY. I IRM YNnArchei i ‘ ‘1,2,3; ConceftBand 1 ;«ifeg Twirl- £ 2� Pep S.inJ 2 3 SfSje Band SvlhphonK wmdensemble .S; Kayi ene T Yearbook- I Pep ClufT 2,3, Set?. S Guidance Comp '1EGLER, MICHAEL DAVID-Stu Co 2; Leaf 1, Vice-Pres . Spac 1. KU Honor Scholarship. LEWIS, JOSEPH L LINOELL, CONNIE NELENE-Pep Club 1,2,3; Honor'Pep 3; Gifts'State 2. Stu-Co 1; Concert Band 1,2.3; Pep Band 2,3; Orchestra 3, Marching Band.T,2,3; ■ Band 3; Symphonic Wind Ensem MARKS. TEDDY RAY-Stu-Co 1.3 Publications Comm. 1; A Cappella 2,3 Concert Choir 1; Football 3L; Track 1L Wrestling 1L.2L.3L; Comm, for Inter- viewing Principal Candidates. MARTIN. DEBORAH JANICE-Kay- ettes 1; Pep Club l. fcConcert Band 1. MARTIN PAMELLA SUE-Pep Club 1. Sr. Planning Comm.; Sports Show V; Intramurals 1.3; Spring Queen 3. ble 2,3. ANETTE DIANE- :tes 1.2;SuJCu ,3,Alt. 2, VE. JO-TObON-Latin Club 1. Class | as. 3; Pep Club 1;' ' ttttes 1; E nal Relations Co 2. Library C ffim. 3; Sjr.sPlan nin otom,, Marcfungr nd cert Ban l;Oebate I.2T3 MESLER. CUANE . L?t-Ye Tbook 2.3. Edltor Pep Club 1- Con- %LISTER, GRETCHEN A. - Ljf I LITT '.A ▼ LITTL L IVIN A L.-Stu-Co 1J AM DENNIS BRUCE DAVID ,ch0..,.,.p. ELIZABETH ANN LLEWELLYN. MARTIN. SHARON DIANE Biology | Club 3; Yearbook 3; Spanish Club 2,3 . MESSEffelMERyTl Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2,3, Vice-Prej, 3; Club j,2.3lvBwlers Sports Show Spor MATURO, STEPHEN DAMBRA- ' m9r Stu-Co 2: State of Kansas. Honorary MEST Soph Class Vice-Prr� ' Sp ish 3, Leaders C IotH72.3. ec. 3, ep Club 2’’, 3; Stu-Co 2, Debate 1.2,3, o Orchestra ,2,3; Tennis 2.3v Track 3 Gymnastics 2,3; Softball 1,2; Sports J mSy;'«S3eR GLENN DE Club ; FootbaJH, .Vrestling 1 jjp BWin l McCARWYf MES STEyEN-Ct lcert d 2.3. Orchestra 2,3; ble 2.3; Cross Show 1,2:kHomecoming Queen Atten dant; AAUW; LEA. LOGAN. JULIE LYNN 234 ball 1.2,3. McCLURE, DAVID WpLE-S Human Relatfbns Comm. 1; Library Comm. 3; l� agu Fpr Decent Lfterafuffe 3; Debate HBasketbaHf], Capt SSL ____________ ...LLER ANGELASur PepCluhl.2; uio 1; Con« icho r J l: Spo-ts. Show 1 ; Library ; VolTe%a.ll Tntramurals Z MILLEF Concert J Vort fCallTntramuralsj MILLER, CONNIE 3UE-DF T Pep] Club 1;Stu Co _____________________ MILLER. DAVID ALAN-Physical Sci- ence Club 3; Stu-Co 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Gymnastics 1; Track 1,2,3. MILLER. KIM ELIZABETH-Physical Science Club 3; Stu-Co 3; Stage Band 3; Pep Band 3; Concert Band 3; Orchestra 3; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 3. MILLER. MICHAELS. MILLER. TIMOTHY JOE MILLER, DEBBIE LYN MILLIKAN. RANDAL LEE-Stu-Co 2. MILLS. DEBBIE MOCK, LEWIS EMMETT MOFFET. JEFFREY CHARLES- Stu-Co 1,2; Stage Band 2; Orchestra 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Tennis 2; Drama 1.2.3. MOHLER. JANE A.-Pep Club 1.2; DE 3. MONAGHAN, GLEN EARL-Biology Club 1; Marching Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Stage Band 2.3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 3; Gymnastics 1,2,3; National Merit U.S.I Scholarship; KU Honor Scholarship. MOORE, MARK ALAN MOORE, MARK R.-Stu-Co 3. MOORE. SYLVIA LOUISE-Budget 3; French Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 1.2.3, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Library Comm. 1,2; WCC 3; Debate 1,2; Foren- sics 1; A Cappella 2,3; Advisory Council 2,3; School-Community Relations Comm. 3; Task Force 1; International Club 3. MORRIS. PAMELA JOLENE-Concert Bnad 1; Marching Band 1. MORRISON JR., HENRY VERNON- Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1.2,1 MORTON. LADENE-Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1; Drama 1,2,3; Mime 2,3; Sports Show 1. MOSER. MARDA JANE MOSTERT, RICHARD S.-Students in local Gov't 2,3; Wrestling 1,2.3; Foot- ball 3. MULLENIX, SUE ANN-Kayettes 2. Sec-Treas., Assembly Comm. 2; Orches- tra 1.2.1 MUMFORD. DON D.-Basketball 1; Football 1. MURPHY, PAT MYERS, SHARON MARCENE MZHICKTENO, DEBORAH KAY N NAUMAN, ROBERT LIAL-Stu-Co 3; A Cappella 2.3; Concert Choir 1; Bas- ketball 1,2,1 NEELLEY, MALCOLM JAMES-Gym- nasties 1. NEWELL. SONORA NEWMAN, WILLIAM LESLIE-Black American Club 1,2,1 NEWMARK, ROZ NICHOLS. DENNIS RAYMOND- Stu-Co 1,2,3; Assembly Comm. 3; Dra- ma 1,3; Concert Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3; Track 1.2; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1. NITCHER, RONALD KEITH-Soph. Class Treas.; Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Sr. Class Sec.; Debate 1; Stu-Co 1,2; Basket- ball 1; Kansas Alumni Honor Student. NORWOOD, BRIAN WESLEY-Kansas University Alumni Honor Student; Kan- sas Honorary Scholarship. NUNLEY. JOHN CORBET-Concert Band 1; Gymnastics 1,2,3; L.R. Perry Gymnastics Scholarship. O OATIS. MATTIE LOUISE-Black American Club 1,2,3; Concert Choir 3. OGLE. PAMELA-Pep Club 1.2; Stu-Co 1; A Cappella 2,3; Sports Show 1. OLDFATHER, JON-Pep Band 1,2.3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Chorale 2,3; A Cappella 2,3; Orchestra 1.2,3; Chess Club 1.2.3; Stu-Co 3. OLSON. JOHN S. OLSON, TOD R.-Football 1.2; Golf 1.2. OSNESS, KAREN MAREE-Spanish Club 2,3; FTA 2.3; Kayettes 1,2,3; Pep Club 1.2.3. Sec. 2. Pres. 3; Stu-Co 1.2; Orchestra 1,2,3; Sports Show 1,2. O'TOOLE. KATHLEEN ANN-Biology Club 3; Kayettes 1; Leaders Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Physical Science Club 2; Sports Show 1,2; Honor Pep 3; Stu-Co 2; Concert Band 1.3; Head Flag Swinger 3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Girls' Basket- ball 3; Girls' Softball 2.1 OTT. DEBBIE KAY-FSL 3; Pep Club 1.2; Sports Show 1,2. P PARETSKY. JONATHAN MICHAEL— Chess Club Sec. 1. Pres. 3; Debate 1,2, State Champ 2, Regional State Champ 3; Summerf ield Scholarship. PARKER. ROBERT-Football 1,2.1 PARKS. FREDERICK ANDREW PAUL, CRAIG ALLEN-Concert Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1 PECK, DOUGLAS ARTHUR PENDLETON, JAMES BIKLEN-Sr. Planning Comm.; Boys' State 2; March- ing Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1; Pep Band 3; Debate 1,3; Orchestra 2,3; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 2,3: Basket ball 1; Union Pacific RR; Kansas Honor Student. PENNY, CHRISTOPHER RAY PERRY, JANICE JEAN-Biology Club 2,3, Sec. 3; French Club 2.3; Kayettes 1,2,3; Pep Club 1.2; Honor Pep 2; Sr. Planning Comm.; Student in Local Gov't. 2,3; Girls' Tennis. PETERSON, DYLA KEM PIERCE. STEVE FRANKLIN-Year- book 2,3, Sports Ed. 3; Physical Science Club 3; Stu-Co 3; Youth in Local Gov't. 2; FCA 3; Track 1,2; Cross Countrv 1; Wrestling 2.3L; West Point Pres. Ap- pointment. PINE. GERALD GREGORY-Concert Choir 1. PIPPIN. JOANN MAR IE-Pep Club 1. POE. SUSAN-Spanish Club 2; Drama 1,2,3; Mime 3; Forensics 2. POGGE, DOROTHY LOUISE-Concert Choir 1; Central College Scholarship. POSTMA. ROSALEA-Spanish Club Pres. 2,3; Stu-Co 1; Student-Faculty Comm. 1; National Forensics League 2,3; Girls' State 2; Concert Choir 1; Debate 1,2,3; Forensics 1.2; A Cappella 2,3; Kansas Elks Youth Scholarship; Watkins Berger Scholarship; James Davis Jr.. Scholarship. POWELL. KAREN SUE-DE 3. Vice- Pres. 235 POZDRO. JOHN WINANS-Chess Club 2.3; Debate 1,2,3; Tennis 2,3; James Davis Jr., Scholarship; State Champ Debate 3. PRESTON. DON F.-Debate 1; Gym- nastics 3. PRICE, ARTHUR JAMES-VICA 2.3. PRICE. MALCOM KIRBY PRINGLE. JILLENE-Pep Club 1; Sports Show 1,2. PROCTOR. GREGORY L PUCKETT, ELEANOR KIANA-Pep Club 1.2; OE 3. PULLIAM. TERRILL LYN R RAGLAND, ROBIN RENE RALSTON. LAURA L.-Concert Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3; Debate 1; Forensics 1; Intramural Volleyball 1. RAMIREZ, CHRISTINE DIANA-FSL 3. RANDALL. CAROL SUE RASING, JOHN RICHARD RAYTON, DONALD REA. TOM JOHN-Boys’ Pep Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. REED. NAOMI ANN-Latin Club 1; Leaders Club 2.3; Cadet Trainer. Pep Club 1.2,3; Stu-Co 3; Sports Show 1,2; A Cappella 2,3; Concert Choir 1.3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Soph. Cheerleader, A-Team Cheerleader 2,3, Head 3; Girls' Gymnastics 2,3; Volleyball 2. REED, LARRY D.— Intramurals 1. REDDING. MARLA JO-Pep Club 1.2; OE 3. REDING. MARILYN JEAN-DE 3; Pep Club 1; Stu-Co 2.3; OE 3. REGNIER, DOROTHY MARIE REIBER, FRANK MITCH ELL-French Club 2.3. Pres. 3. RENICK, DEBRA RETHERFORD, JOYCE MAR I E-Pep Club 1,2,3; Cafeteria Comm. 3; Stage Band 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Girls' Volleyball 2. REYNOLDS, JANET 236 REYNOLDS. VICTORIA ANNE- French Club 2,3; Kayettes 2,3; A Cap- pella 1,2,3; Chorale 2; Orchestra 1,2,3. RICE. STANLEY C.-Orchestra 1,2,3. RILING. JERALD LEE-Leaf 2.3; Stu-Co 3. RILING. MIKE R.-Football 1; Golf 1.2,3. RIST. RICHARD ALLEN ROBB. STEVE WAYNE ROBERTSON. ALAN GLEN ROECKER. DOUGLAS M. ROLLINS, LORETTA-Pep Club 1.2; Kayettes 1. ROSENCRANTZ. DANIEL F. ROSSON, DIANA-Biology Club 2, Treas,.; WCC 3. ROUGHTON. KAREN LORRAINE- French Club 2,3; Pep Club 2. ROUSH, LISA KAYE-Biology Club 1.2; Pep Club 1,2; WCC 3. ROWLAND, ROBERT C.-Stu-Co 3; Debate 1,2,3; Forensics 2,3; KU Hall- mark Scholarship. RUNN, DIANE-French Club 3; Pep Club 1.2. RUSSELL. ALICIA K. RYGMYR, ROXANNE-French Club 1,2; Sports Show 1.2; Leaders Club 2,3; Pep Club 1.2.3; Girls' Track a s SABOL III, ALBERT GEORGE-Bas ketball 1,2. SALE. DEBRA JEAN-DE 3; Pep Club 1.2; Sports Show 1. SALYER. DENNIS J. SANDERS. JAY E. SANTEE. EDWARD WESLEY-Budget a SCANLAN. MICHAEL FRANCIS— Biology Club a SCANNELL. JEFFREY BLAKE- French Club 1,2,3: Physical Science Club 3; Stu-Co 1.2; Debate 1.2; Boys' State 2,3, Counselor 3; Wrestling 2. mgr. 3L; Scholarship Hall. SCHAMLE. RICHARD C.-Yearbook 3; Dance Comm. 3. SCHEVE. DAN SCHIMMEL. RODNEY SCHMIDT. GREGORY P. SCHMIDT, KATHLEEN-DE 3; Pep Club 1. SCHMITENDORF. THOMAS EU- GENE-Track 1L.2L.3L; Cross Country 1L.2L.3L, Co Capt. SCHNECK. JULIE MARIE-FFA 2.3. Sec 3; Pep Club 1,2,3. SCHWEPPE, ROGER K.-Biology Club 3; Stu-Co 3; Library Comm. 3; Cross Country 2L. SCOTT, DAVID LEE-Gymnastics 3. mgr. SHAFFER. DAWN ESTELLE-Publica- tions Comm. 2; Concert Band 1.2; Orchestra 3; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 3; Kansas Honor Scholarship. SHANE. VALERIA-Girls' Softball 3. SHANE. VICKI SHEETS. DENNIS ROBERT-Basket- ball 1; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Tennis 3. SHERMAN. PENNY LEE-Yearbook 3; Honor Pep 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 2,3; Terpsichore 3, Dance Comm. Chair man 3; Concert Choir 3; A-Team Cheer- leader 2; Girls Field Hockey 2; Girls' Gymnastics 3; GAA 1,2. SHIRK, DAVID LEROY-FFA 2.3. Vice-Pres. 3.- SHIRLEY, GLENISE LOUISE SHONTZ. JENNIFER-Concert Choir 2; A Cappella 3. SHRABLE. CHERYL LEE-FSL 3. His- torian; Pep Club 1,2; Sports Show 1, Girls' Volleyball Intramurals 2. SHULL. WARD CHARLES-Golf 1,2,3. SHUMWAY. STEVE SIGLER, SUSAN DIANNE-Pep Club 1.2; OE 3, Historian; Sports Show 1,2. SIMMONS. ALAN K.-Biology Club 1; Physical Science Club 2,3, Pres. 3; Wres- tling 1; U.G. Mitchell-KU Math; Schol- arship Hall. SIMONS. LINDA KATHRYN-Spanish Club 1.2. Pep Club 1,2; Stu-Co 1,2,3, Sec 3; Concert Choir 1,2; Girls' Volley- ball a SIMS. BILLY LEE SITLER, PAMELA ZELL-Pep Club 2L,3L; National Merit Finalist; Kansas 1,2,3; Kayettes 1; Concert Mistress 2,3; State Honor Award; AAL. Music Scholarship-KSTC, STERLING. KIMBERLY ANN-Stu-Co SKAGGS II. ROBERT E.-VICA 3. 3. SMITH, LUCINDA SUE-Kayettes STEVENSON, LAURA JANE 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 1.2, As- STEWART. HAROLD-VICA 3; Track sembly Comm. 1; Sports Show 1,2; Sr. Planning Comm., Student Gov't. Pro- gram 2; Central College Scholarship. SMITH, MARY CATHERINE-Pep Club 1,2,3; Sports Show 1,2; Girls' Track a SMITH. MICHELLE DENISE-Biology Club 1.2; Physical Science Club 1.2.3; Drama 1,2.3; Concert Choir 1,2,3; A Cappella 1.2; Girls' Basketball 1,2. SMITH. PAMELA ANNE-State of Kan- sas Scholarship. SNAVELY III. WILLIAM HENDER- SON-Gymnastics 2,3. SNEEGAS. REVLEE SUZANNE-DE 3; Pep Club 1. SNURD, FILLIMORE N.-Biology Club 1,2,3, Mascot 3; Yearbook 2,3, Quit 3; DE 1; German Club 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; Physical Science Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 2; Cafeteria Comm. 2; A Cappella 2; Pep Band 1; Concert Band 2,3; Chorale 1; Debate 1; Orchestra 2.3; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 3; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 2; Sports Show 2; Tennis 3; Chess Club 1; Foosball Team 3; Prof. Deano Memoriat Grant. SNYDER. JOHN SPEAKMAN, DAVID SPEARMAN, TERRY LYNN-Biology club 1,2,3, Pres. 3; French Club 1,2; Leaders Club 1,2,3. Vice-Pres. 2; Pep Club 1,2; Stu-Co 1,2,3; Human Rela- tions Comm. 1; Assembly Comm. 3; Girls' State 2, at I.; B-Team Cheerleader 2; Girls' Gymnastics 1; Track 2; Sports Show 1,2; Brown Univ.; Pitzer College. SPEARS. CAROL LYNELL-Concert Choir 2; Forensics 2. SPENCE. KATHRYN LOUISE-Pep Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 1; Pep Band 1,2; Concert Band 1. STEPHENS. PAT STEFFEN. DAVID PIERCE-German Club 1,2,3; Stu-Co 1,2,3; Sr. Represen- tative; Publications Comm. 1,2; Human Relations Comm. 3; Debate 1,2,3; Bas ketball 1.2L.3L; Football 1; Tennis EWART, RICKY L. STEWART, SUSAN GAIL-Spanish Club 2,3; Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2; A Cappella 2,3; Chorale 1; Academic Scholarship. STILES. MARK PHI LLIP-Marching Band 1; Leaf 1.2, Pres. 1; Concert Band 1. STITES, ROBIN L. STONEBACK, LYNN ELAINE-Latin Club 1,2,3, Sec. 2,3; Leaders Club 3; Pep Club 1.2.a STONEBACK. WILLIAM H.-VICA 3. Treas. STUMBO, LINDA SUSAN-Spanish Club 2; A Cappella 2,3; Chorale Accom- panist 3; National Merit Commended Scholar; ACT Scores. Piano Scholar- ship-Abilene Christian College. SWEENEY. GREG LYNN-DE 3; Boys' Pep Club 2. Intramural Basketball 2.3; Concert Choir 2; Gymnastics 1. SWEENEY, RICHARD-Biology Club 3; Physical Science Club 2. Sec.; Boys' State 2; Track 2.3; Cross Country 2,3; Wrestling 2. T TALAWYMA. JOHNNY L.-American Indian Club 1,2,3; Biology Club 1; French Club 1. Leaf 2.3, Football 1,2,3. TANKERSLEY. CHARLES WESLEY TATE, STEVEN R.-Intramurals 1,2,3. TAYLOR. LOREN RAY-Spanish Club 2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3. TENNYSON, LEA ANN-Spanish Club 2.3. Pep Club 1. THIRY, MARC R.-Biology Club 2.3. Vice-Pres. 2. Pres. 3. THOMAS, JEFFREY E.-Fencing 1,2. THORNTON. JUNE-Yearbook 3. French Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Stu-Co 1,3; Human Relations Comm. 3; Girls' Track 1. THORNTON, LARRY D.-Basketball 1.2; Track 1L.2L.3; Football 1.3L; Gymnastics 1. TINDALL DEBBIE ANN-Pep Club 1,2,3; Honor Pep 3; Stu-Co 3; Terpsi- chore 3; Sports Show 1,2. TODD. JUDY KAY TOLBERT. SHERMAN E. TREMBLE. GARY TRYON. DEBRA LAVON-Sports Show 1.2; Budget 1,3; Honor Pep 2.3; Stu-Co 3, alt. •tubbs,Gloria dean TUCKEL, TERRY LEE-FFA 1,2,3. TURNER. LINDA SUE-Kayettes 1. Pep Club 1.2,-9 Stu-Co 1; Drama 1,2,3. TURNER. SUSAN DIANE-VICA 2.3. Historian 3. V VALCOUR. VICKI M. VAN HORN. KRISTINA RUTH VAN METER. RHONDA JOAN-Sr. Planning Comm. VANN. KERMAN VINCENT VERVYNCK, CHARLES-DE 3 VOTAW. BEVERLY ANN-FSL 3. Pep Club 1. W WADDELL. KYLE D. WAGLEY, HELEN LOUISE-Kayettes 2.3, Pep Club 1, Council Services Comm. 3; International Club 3; Folk Dancing Club 3. WALTERS. DEBRA LYNN-Pep Club 1.2.3, OE 1.3, Vice-Pres. 3 WALTERS, MILDRED PAMELA WANER, JANICE MARIE-FSL 3, Vice-Pres.; Pep Club 1; Stu-Co 3. WANER. MICHELLE ELIZABETH- Latin Club 1. WARD. DAVID LEE-Budget 2.3; Stu- Co 2; Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2,3; Oklahoma Christian College Scholarship. WEBB. DEBRA RUTH-Kayettes 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Leaders Club 3: Sports Show 1,2; Girls' Basketball 2; Tennis 2.3, Softball 2.3. 237 WEBER. JOHN ERNEST-Chorale a WEDD. GREG RICHARD-Bj Club 3; Basketball 1; Football 1. M WEIDMAN, DURAND LANE WELLING, MAUREEN RUTH-FSL Treas.; Pep Club 1. RONALD V.-Basketball WILSON. JOSEPH L. WELLMAN, 1,2,3; Track 1.2; Football 1,2,3. Co- T5flrfmastics 1,2,3. Capt. 3; Football Scholarship-KU. WERST, CAROLLEE S.-Spanish Club 2. FFA 3; FSL 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Kayettes 1; Concert Choir 1; Stu-Co 1; Sports Show 1,2; Girls' Tennis 2. Club 3; Stu-Co 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 1,2; Tenm lntraajural ketball 1,2,3; Kansas Statrj udent; Crowell Book Award Iniv. Scholarship Hall. ILHAMS, TODD BURTON ILLITS. LANCE ELLIOTT- Physical Science Club 3; Boys' State 2. WHITE. RANDALL JAY-FFA 2. WILEY. CRYSTAL LYNN-PepCIub 1; External Relations Comm. 3; Biology Club 3, Sec.; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2.3; Pep Band £ Coir cert Choir 1; Flag Swinger 3; Symphon- ic Wind Ensemble 3. WILKE. LISA KATHRYN-Biology Club 2,3, Treas. 3; FTA 2.3. Pres. 3; Kayettes 3; Pep Club 1.2,3; Stu-Co 2,3; Guidance Comm. 2.3; Co-Curricular Comm. 3; Tennis 1,2,3. WILLIAMS, JANICE LYNN Pep Club 1; Terpsichore 1,2,3. .LIAMS, JONATHAn|tHOMA$- _Budget 3; Stu-Co 2,3; Drama 2,3; Sr. nning Comm.; Bas . 1 i 2. G« nnell Honor S holarship. WILLIAMS, MICHAEL DAVII French Clu 1 £j; Phy ff WINN. KAREN L.-Black American Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2.3. Sec. 2; Stu-Co 1,2; Cafeteria Comm. 1; Co- Curricular Comm. 2; Girls’ State 2; Debate 1; Forensics 1; General Motors Scholarship; Kansas Engineering Society Scholarship; Black Spring Queen Atten- dant 3; Soroptimist Citizenship Con- test—3rd. WINTERS. CATHERINE VICTORIA- FSL 3; Pep Club 2,3; Terpsichore 1,2; B Team Cheerleader 2,3, alt. 2, Head 3; Girls' Gymnastics 3. WISE. DALE ROBERT Budget 2.3; Physical Science Club 1,2,3; Treas. of Stu-Co 3; Boys' State 2; alt. WOLFE, ART HU tiing 1,2,3. VOLFE. TIMOTh 1,2; Wr KAREN ANN—Concert WORLEY, DENNIS-Stu-Fac. Comm. 3; Concert Choir 1,2. WRAY. BARBARA JO- Budget 3; Pep Club 1; Stu-Co 3; External Relations 3; Concert Choir 1,2; A Cappella 3; Drama a WRIGHT, ALAN-Gymnastics 3. WRIGHT;' KAREN OLETA-Marching Band 3; Pep Band 3; Concert Band 3. WRIGHT, JANICE WYNN. LARRY JAMES YOUNG. LINDA DIANE ZILLIOZ, ROSEMARY M.-DE 3. Sec. ZILLNER, JERRY D. ZIMMERMAN. KIM KAY-Yearbook 2; Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 2, Treas.; Por poise Club 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Track 2, Swimming MMERMAN, NANCY-Biology Club Pep Club 1. ZOOK. LEONARD WAYNE-Biology ub 1; Gymnastics 1,2,3. THER, KAREN SUZANNE-Orches 1.3. 238 The Editor’s Afterthought Last year's yearbook was fantastic, and like every other editor my goal was to put out a better yearbook than the year before. I tried and with the help of the staff, photographers and King Yo-Yo, I do think that we did succeed. I hope that you think so too, but, if you don't that's the way it goes. Putting the yearbook together was a lot more work than I thought it would be. A big thanks goes to Sarah who always listened to my gripes. Without Tony I don't know how many pictures wouldn't have been printed. Thanks to Beth for taking an accurate roll every day?? Everyone on the staff came up with some wonderful pages except for John. He always let us know how the photogs were doing. The photogs did always come through—though sometimes a little late-but it was better late than never! Kristi and Sarah came up with great cartoons, I think that they do something extra for a page. Hope that you enjoy the book. jG ' VY) iaJUa Editor-in-chief '73 RED and BLACK who Knows ? he who knows and is a knows that he 1 master; knows, he who knows and does not know ' fhat he knows,needs a teacher; he who does not know and knows that he does not know, needs love; he who does not know and does not know that he does not know, is lost. ancient proverb