Lebo High School - Wolf Cry Yearbook (Lebo, KS)

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K. - X ,ff 3' 5 l, ..-nffJki,c:J'..? I :-qE.f.,i.ffr5'1' Y ,,. 5144! 551-lu. . - v'R,,,,. -:A c i .Qi x 'Q-' I Wolf Cry A Time To Reminisce 1971 Lebo High School Lebo, Kansas . ,,,, Y. ,,, gg, , . .- 1 a3,,,V.E,fkzx, - ,.,, , : Z 5 -, ' Az - ffaaefags a . . - . a?,,ffQE6. Dedication We, the Senior Class of 71 , dedicate our annual to Majorie Sheeley for the countless hours she has spent supervising our football and basketball concessions and helping plan menus for the Prom, Alumni Banquet, and many other dinners. She also served as co- sponsor our senior year. Her philosophy of life and her helpful housekeeping hints have helped the girls of many senior classes. The assistance she has given us will always be appreciated. Thank you, Mrs. Sheeley. Seniors of 71 A Time To Direct Administration BOARD MEMBERS: Herbert Niles George Evans Melvin Bunge Evan L. Ellis President Q 1 gif .. ff, E 13,2 -' ' El Dee McNabb Keith Gifford Marvin Morgan is., Superintendent Secretary Lloyd C. Smith Uniiied District 243 Jeanne Doerr Treasurer Secretary Principal Unified District 243 Lebo Attendance Center Donald R. Kimball Evan L. Evans Karen Dotson Faculty DONALD KIMBALL The main purpose of driver education is to make students more safety-con- scious. Nearly anyone can learn to maneuver a car. The most important value that should be brought through driver education is the development of a good attitude toward driving and other drivers. If taking the course can be the means of saving even one person from serious injury or death, the course will have been worth- while. BEULAH EDWARDS It is hoped that English students will fomi good speech and writing habits through daily practice and study, since ability to speak and write correctly is a mark of an educated person. Directed studies in literature also aim at teaching ap- preciation for leisure reading as well as ways of evaluating printed materials for informative reading. Reports, research papers, and themes are emphasized especial- ly for college-bound students. Mrs. Edwards sponsors the Annual each year and is co-sponsor of the junior class. , . MARJORIE SHEELEY It is the primary purpose of the Home Economics Department to introduce those enrolled to the seven areas of homemaking. Four years are taughtg each year delves deeper into each area until the senior girls play the role of homemaker and consumer. We hope to prepare each girl to be a better homemaker and to be able to adjust to our changing society. JERRY TEICHGRAEBER Mr. T has duties in both secondary and elementary, He teaches American history, the study of changing events in America since its discovery. World-geog- raphy, the study of geographical conditions in the world, is available to any stu- dents except freshmen. He also teaches freshman physical education. He teaches elementary physical education for grades one through six. Mr. T is head coach of football, basketball, track, and sponsors L Club. He also sponsors the class of 1972. JACK SHOEMAKER The Science Department courses include chemistry, biology, earth science, and physics. Mr. Shoemaker also teaches American government. Chemistry deals with the structures and composition of materials and their changes. Biology is concerned with living things, their structure, life processes, and environment. Earth science is the study of the earth itself and its place in the universe. Physics is concemed primarily with the study of matter and energy seeking to explain the behavior and inter-relationships of matter and energy in the universe. Ameri- can government is concerned with the State with respect to all details of popula- tion, territory, sovereignty, location and political intercourse. Mr. Shoemaker sponsors the sophomore class and is the official scorekeeper at basketball games. TOM OWENS The Business Department seeks to prepare individuals to meet with conti dence, business matters that may arise in their everyday living. General business, business law, and economics give students a well-rounded picture of the business world. Typewriting, shorthand, and bookkeeping are more vocational in nature. Although a student is not job qualified after completing these three courses, he does have the fundamentals to excell in post-secondary courses which are job orientated. The Future Business Leaders of America chapter has come to be recognized as one of the leading chapters in the state. FBLA promotes leadership and compe- tition in a wide range of business-related subjects. DENNIS POLSON Vocational agriculture education is a learning-by-doing, instructional pro- gram preparing manpower for careers in farming, agricultural supply and service, agricultural mechanics, processing, and agricultural resources. The F FA helps develop agricultural leadership, co-operation and citizenship in its members. Speaking in public, handling financial matters, solving their own problems, and assuming civic responsibility are activities stressed in FFA. ELIZABETH ROULAND Mathematics develops knowledge and skill in solving practical math prob- lems. Algebra is the study of the systems of real and complex numbers. Geometry is the study of points, lines, planes, and solids. FAYE MILLER Speech provides the student with the opportunity to learn effective oral communication through speeches, plays, oral interpretation of prose and poetry, and group discussions. The vocal music department offers opportunities for inter- ested students to develop their musical ability. Student Council offers elected students a learning opportunity in leadership through involvement in their school's activities. 'Xi'-t. --- ' I -'mis MARIE DAVIES Hopefully, the library supplies Resources for Human Understanding, sup- plemental to courses offered, and for independent study, exploration and enjoy- ment. The library assists students, teachers, and classes to secure desired informa- tion. - . ,.s.,,, . ......,,4 JANE LEWIS Jane Lewis taught instrumental music while Mr. Phillips was serving military duty. JAMES PHILLIPS Instrumental music includes band, stage band, woodwind ensembles, and brass choir. The high school band covers as much different music as possible in two semesters time, including popular, show tunes, marches, and serious music. MARYANN RASTATTER Buenos dfas. iCcfmo esta'usted? These are the familiar phrases which ema- nate each morning from the east end of the second floor. It is there that Mrs. Rastatter conducts her classes in elementary and intermediate Spanish where sophomore, junior, and senior students are engaged in learning something about Spain's language and culture. Students have a chance to experience all types of music. Stage band plays another important role-jazz. Being of American heritage, jazz is also emphasized, so a student may learn some of the music that grew up with this country. The wood- wind ensembles and brass choir are important because it is easier to learn about one's playing through small group participation. The student will also find greater development through these mediums. A music theory class is in existence. In it, ear-training, music history, score reading, and conducting are touched upon. Cooks Lucille Wise Florence Houser Golda Norris Jack McGregor l L i Custodlans r Elvin Sergeant ,K ir. ig L Bus Drivers Verna Longhofer, Dorothy Lee Miller, Glenn Dale Miller, Jack Shoemaker ,M M. l Practice Teachers Mrs. Veirs-Music Mrs. Preston-Home Ec. P I 4 Q , y MIS- POISON-BUSUWCSS Mrs. Owens-First Grade r Mr. Goldsmith-Phys. Ed. Mr. Shaffer-Phys. Ed. Mr. Donald-Social Science . ,Q 2 354 Fw 51 A Time To Lead ,A rw:-fl' f 'Vis-JI, r 69 x ' X if nf A3 it 'Q Debra Kay Bailey Tomorrow is often the busiest day of the year. Ambition: To help bring about world peace. Pet Peeve: Bleached blondes and Republicans. Pep Club l,2,3,4g FBLA 2,3,4g Regional and State Convention 2,3,4g Chorus and Glee Club l,2,3,4g Sextet 1,2,3,4g Mixed Ensemble 3,4g Dramatics 3,4g Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Officer 3g Band 1,2,3 ,4g Woodwind Ensemble 2,3. Patricia Ann Benton The purest pleasures are found in useful work. Ambition: To travel over the U.S. and to help others. Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate people. Pep Club l,2,3,4g Mascot 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4g President 4g Band l,2,3,4g Majorette 33 Instrumental Ensemble 3,4g Chorus and Glee Club l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 43 Girls' State 3. Danny Joe Botkin Beauty is only in the eyes of the beholderf' Ambition: To be a successful businessman. Pet Peeve: People who don't mind their own business. Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,4g Track 3g Dramatics 4g Boys' Octet l,2,3g Boys' Quartet 4g Mixed Ensemble l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4. Vicki Gail Busboom You like someone BECAUSEQ you love someone AL- THOUGH. . Ambition: To make someone happy. Pet Peeve: People who worry about what the town will say. Annual Editor 4g Class Officer 1,2,3,4g Student Council 3,49 Officer 4g Editor of School Paper 4g FBLA 2,3 ,4g Officer 3,43 National Convention 2,3g Band l,2,3,4g Twirler 2,3g Majorette 4g Band Council 4g Chorus and Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Girls' Sextet 1,2,3,4g Mixed Ensemble 3,4g Top Magazine Salesman 4, Out- standing Pep Club Member 3. Glenda Louise Combes ' lt isn't what you can do, but how hard you try. Ambition: To go on to college and be successful in reaching the goals I set. Pet Peeve: Desserts and things I am allergic to. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4gY-Teens 1,2,3,4gPep Club 1,2,3,4g FBLA 2,3g Band 1,2,3,4g Top Tupperware Sales- man 3. John R. Craft That' everyone else is doing it' is an excuse, not a reason. Ambition: To successfully achieve whatever goals I may set Pet Peeve: Unfriendly people. FBLA 2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Football 2,3g Track 2,3,4g L-Club 2,33 Student Council 4g Boys' State 33 Summer Science Training Institute 4, Listed in Who's Who in American High Schools 4g All-League Football 3g All-League Basketball 33 Letter of Commendation on NMSQT Test 3. ', . ...rf ' .. wwf Royce Lee Down Parents were invented to make children happy by giving them something to ignore. Ambition: To sail the seven seas. Pet Peeve: A silent person J .H. FFA l,2,3,43 Football l,2,3g Track 1,2,33 L-Club l,2,33 FFA Officer 4. - Marilyn Jean Edwards Leave hate to those who are too weak to lovef' Ambition: To understand why certain people think and act as they do. Pet Peeve: Getting home on time3 Two faced people. Alternate Cheerleader 43 Pep Club l,2,3,43 President 43 Band 1,2,3,43Twirler l,2,3,4Q Instrumental Ensemble 43 Y-Teens 1, 2,3 ,43 Officer 3,43 Chorus and Glee Club 1,2,3 ,43 Girls' Sextet l,2,3,43 Mixed Ensemble 33 FBLA 2,3 ,43 National Convention 23 Homecoming Candidate 3,43 Homecoming Queen 43 FFA Bamwarming Candidate 3. William Bruce Hampton Drink and be merry! Ambition: To have a 454, four speed, 4.56 rear end in any '57 Pet Peeve: The Goon and his car. FFA l,2,3,43 Football l,2,3,43 Track 33 L-Club 1,2,33 FFA Officer 4. Roy Dale Horton You grow up the day you get your first real laugh at your- self . Ambition: To learn how to drive on Saturday nights. Pet Peeve: Working on Saturdays. Football l,2,3,43 Basketball l,2,3,43 FFA l,2,3,43 Officer 43 Student Council 3g Class Officer 2,3,43 Dramatics 3,43 Boys' State 43 Homecoming Escort 43 Listed in Who's Who in Ameri- can High Schools 43 All-League Football 3. Kenneth Dean Houser Happiness is not doing what one likes3 but in liking what one has to do. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Pet Peeve: Mud roads. Track l,2,3,43 Football 3,43 Basketball l,2,3,43 FFA l,2,3,43 Officer 3,43 L-Club 1,2,3 ,43 Officer 43 Class Officer l,2,3,43 Homecoming King 4. Sharyl Diann Hutchinson You can only live once-but if you live right, once is enough! Ambition: To live a life of love. Pet Peeve: People who find fault in everyone but himself. Cheerleader 43 Student Council 43 Annual Staff 43 Band 1,2,3, 43 Officer 43 Twirler 2,33 Chorus l,2,3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Girls' Sextet 1,2,3 ,43 FBLA 2,3 ,43 National Convention 2,33 FFA Bamwarming Candidate 2,42 Queen 4. +qs,..a We-4... 5 Robert Dean Kimball Cross your bridges before you come to them, and you have to pay the toll twicef' Ambition: To own a successful business. Pet Peeve: History tests. Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g L-Club 1, 2,3,4gPresident 4g Chorus l',2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g All-League Football 4. Norman Lee Laws Happiness is Saturday nightf' Ambition: To buy a 4-barrel, 4-speed, 429 Cyclone. Pet Peeve: English. FFA 2,3 ,4g FBLA 2g Basketball 2g Football 3g Track 2,3,4. Gayle Marie Linhart Courtesy never hurt anyone. Ambition: To help others. Pet Peeve: People who think they know everything. Pep Club 1,2 ,3 ,4g FBLA 2,3 ,4g Dramatics 3,43 Student Coun- cil 3g Y-Teens 1,2,4g Chorus and Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Girls' Sex- tet 1,2,3,4g First in Production Typing at Regional 33 Out- standing Pep Club Member 1. Corwin Ray Miller If you were to make a list of the ten most admired people, who would be the other nine? Ambition: To own a bachelor pad and take life easy. Pet Peeve: Short haired radicals. Chorus l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Student Council 1,3,4g Offi- cer 3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g LClub 2,3,4g Officer 4g Class Ofii- cer 1,3,4g All-League Football 3,4g I rating at state music festi- val 2. Cheryl Ann O'Nea1 Life is like an elevatorg it has its ups and downs. Ambition: To make my future better than my past. Pet Peeve: Fattening food, boring teachers, people who talk too much. Dramatics 4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4gY-Teens 1,2,3,4g Girls' Glee and Chorus 1. Michael Steve Sergeant The face that cannot smile is never good. Ambition: To become a first string mechanic. Pet Peeve: Girls that don't flirt. Football l,2,3,4g FFA l,2,3,4g Basketball lgTrack 2,33 Chorus l,2,3,4g Star Chapter Farmer 3. me .L, , .1 15 Ti ,L ' :ff Gloria Ann Sloan The man who complains about everyone is usually the man about whom everyone complains. Ambition: To make a very special person happy. Pet Peeve: Saturday nights with the four . Head Cheerleader 4g Class Officer lg Band l,2,3,4g Twirler 2,3 Band Council 4g Chorus and Glee Club 1,2,3 ,4: Girls' Sextet 1,2,3,4g FBLA 2,3,4g National 2: Dramatics 3,4g Homecoming Candidate 3,4g Barnwarming Candidate 1. Eldon Dale Thomas The frustrating thing is that the key to success doesn't always fit your ignition. Ambition: To get rich and own a 454 'Vette. Pet Peeve: Alarm clocks. FFA l,2,3,4g Officer 4. OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Roy Horton, treasurerg Dennis Polson, sponsor: John Craft, STUCOQ CENTER: Corwin Miller, vice-president. FRONT ROW: Vicki Busboom, sec- Marjofie Sheeley, Sponsor retaryg Marjorie Sheeley, sponsor: Kenny Houser, president Dennis Polson, Sponsor Danny Botkin, John Craft, Patti Ben- ton, Cheryl O'Neal, Glenda Combes. Wilbur Maxwell . . Hercules Nelson . . Betty Lou Maxwell. . . . Connie Maxwell . Bernadine Smith . John Maxwell . . . Janet Maxwell . . . Aunt Mary ..... Limpy McGuire . . Nora ......... Herman Ninety Volt Jones .... . Class Play The Boarding House Reach by Donald Payton Steve Sergeant, Gayle Linhart, Kenny Houser, Gloria Sloan, Bill Hampton . Norman Laws, Eldon Thomas, Bob Kimball, Royce Down. Cast . . .Corwin Miller . . . Roy Horton . Vicki Busboom Marilyn Edwards Sharyl Hutchinson . . . . .John Craft . . . Patti Benton . . . Debra Bailey . . .Bill Hampton . . . Gloria Sloan . . Steve Sergeant Roughhouse Ruby Mr. Potter ..... Lucy Burns ..... Mrs. Mott .... Connolly ...... Publicity Manager Curtain ....... Lighting Effects . Sound Effects . . . Director ..... Vicki Busboom, Corwin Miller, Debra Bailey, Roy Horton, Marilyn Edwards, Sharyl Hutchinson. . . . . . . Gayle Linhart . . . . Kenny Houser . . . Cheryl O'Neal . . . . Glenda Combes . . . ,Danny Botkin . . . . Bob Kimball . . . . Eldon Thomas . .... Royce Down . . . . . .Norman Laws . . . Mrs. Clinton Miller Senior Snaps 1970 Girls' State Representative-Patti Benton A .. 11.1 :hi ' ii? 5 WN? was 1970 Boys' State Representatives-John Craft, Roy Horton W5-S: K K 1' U Baccalaureate Candlelighting Clair De Lune ............................... . . Debussy Lebo School Band arr. by Gordon Processional Pomp and Circumstance'f ....................... . . . Elgar Lebo School Band arr. by Akers Invocation .... ............. .......... . . . Reverend Seymour Bruce Lift Thine Eyes . . .................. . . . Mendelssohn Senior Girls Sextet Baccalaureate Sermon ................................. ' 'Young Person, You're Wanted Reverend Seymour Bruce, Lebo Baptist Church Cherubim Song fNo. 71 ........................... ....... B ortniasky-Tschoikovsky Mixed Chorus Benediction. . . ..... . . .......... . . . Reverend Seymour Bruce Recessional Pomp and Circumstancen. . . . . . ElgarlAkers 4 l , Candlelighting Speaker: Reverend Seymour Bruce Candlelighting Commencement Monday Evening, May 17, 1971 Candlelighting Clair De Lune ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,, , , Debussy Lebo School Band arr. by Akers Invocation . . .................. Reverend Patrick Freeman Lebo Methodist Church We've Only Just Begun .................. . . Simeone Senior Mixed Ensemble Introduction of Valedictorian and Salutatorian . . . . . . . . . Cherishf' ................................... Terry Kirkman Lebo School Band arr. by DeCamp Commencement Address ........................ The Gun is Up Glenn H. Crumb, Director, Grants and Research Center, Kansas State Teachers College Ring Bell . . ................ .... W eiss-Ragovay Mixed Chorus Presentation of Eighth Grade Class .,......... . . .Henry Gier Eighth Grade Teacher Presentation of Diplomas . . . . . . Donald R. Kimball, Principal Presentation of Senior Class . . . . . Donald R. Kimball, Principal Presentation of Diplomas .........................,.. Evan Ellis Board President Bob Kimball-Valedictorian Benediction .................. ..... R everend Patrick Freeman 'inq- Senior Mixed Ensemble Speaker: Glenn H. Crumb John Craft-Saiutatorian B513 'f 152' 1' I Sf -.1 .V fffftifff , X f:'1l'i5f' I n' W' ki 15. VH Wing .A I ku,-K QQ M S 7 ,vi-,,.-.mM 4 A N 1 Time To Learn Juniors S z,A, S y B? if 'J' 45 Q , B K K 'f s .... 5 .. ,wx ' Q X 1-,X :TK it ., ,,,:a 9,3 5 Jin V-ai' asa rolr srlss 1 siiie M sa ' 'X Peter Allegre Sherie Bailey Steve Benedict Robert Brown Debra Evans Linda Evans W uv' 3 ef? 1. v.. A 5 1 BBBB it C, Q, get au- .iN X its . ,,:k 3 1 H7 Had' - s ee, , -we .pt-UN s -e W ' 2 Diana Freerksen Alan Freund Ronald Freund Phillip George Bob Grimmett Myrna Huddleston Galen Knight Derald Laws Kathy Linhart Gary O'Neal Lynn Scott Dana Smith Dale Standiferd Linda Sullivan Linda Williamson M.. ., Representative. if OFFICERS: BACK: Alan Freund, treasurer. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Teichgraeber, sponsor: Mrs. Edwards, co-sponsor. THIRD ROW: Phillip George president. SECOND ROW: Dana Smith, STUCO: Galen Knight-1970 Lion's State Band Peter Allegre, vice-president. FRONT: Linda Evans, secretary. Alan Freund-Repre- Q sentative to Farm 7 I Bureau Citizenship Q we- ' Seminar at Rock Springs. is : : E ' r Cl ass Play Me and My Shadow ,1- Phillip George, Linda Evans, Peter Allegre. Sherie Bailey, Galen Knight, Kathy Linhart. ii V? Linda Williamson, Dana Smith, Myrna Huddleston. Roy Harrington . Arleen Harrington Mrs. King . . . Susan Fisher .... Bruce Douglas. . . Georgia Butler . . . Shadow . . Hickson . . . Sabu . . . . . . Cast . . .Peter Allegre . . Kathy Linhart Linda Williamson Myrna Huddleston . . . Dana Smith . . Sherie Bailey . . . Linda Evans . . . Galen Knight . . .Phillip George Mrs. Clinton Miller, Director Evening in Erin . as . . Program Menu An Irish Blessing ............. Coleen Debra Dish of the Druids Cead mile failte . . . . . . Master Philip Pattyg Pig Response . . . . . . Master Kenneth Broccoli Pearls with herbs Danny Boy . . . . . . Coleen Diana Fairy Foods All in Jest'Z . . . . . Master Peter Food for Leprechauns Sweet Cakes Kitty Darlin . . . . . . Six Fair Coleens periwinkles Let Me Tell You . . . . . . Master Alan lrishman's Choice i v Debra Allan Gail Benton Mike Booth are n nnn M Q R A a C .P j I ' 1 fear I ,QE '. x ,V if C 553 P sw 5 . am 45,131-,,,gsssf-1 is dw mx S i 5,4 X .sv Tony Botkin Debra Carr Chris Combes Craig Ellis Connie Evans Gail Evans Tina Fleming Cindy Freund Randy Hanks Steven Houser Steve Jones Gary Knight Richard McCormick Terri Morgan Earl Rice Debra Sleezer Doug Smith Ronnie Stephens Russell White Nancy Zink ,ig 'H' if Memoriam Terrr Lynn Morgan December 19, 1955 April 16, 1971 -MW I miss you already You good friend of mineg Yet I know that you're safe And everything's fine. You left us too soon You silly girl youg It's lonely down here And I can't help feeling blue. You were always around When I needed your helpg Wish I could see you Take care of yourself. I try not to cry Pm holding back the tearsg Yet I'm still wondering why And we all want you here. OFFICERS: BACK ROW Mike Booth treasurer Earl Rice, secretary. SECOND ROW Gary Knight vice-presidentgMr. Shoemaker sponsor FRONT ROW: Gail Benton, STUCO Steve Houser president We had great times together Never missing a dayg Through all kinds of weather We went on our way. I can feel that you're with me But I can't see your faceg Such a pretty one, I'll never erase. Until I meet you again At that great golden gateg 'Till my day comes I'll just have to wait. fby a classmate- Debra Sleezerj Freshmen Rosemary Criqui Tonya Dowell ,, .1 - Linnie Harper Joyce Hutchinson James J oonas Rex Kellum Gail Kimball Londa Knight Cheryl McCormick Sharon Miller Danny O'Nea.l Rhonda Smith Charles Stallard Kara Sullivan l 28 Initiation OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Howard Freerksen, presi- dentg Mr. Owens, sponsorg C.L. Stallard, treasurer. SEC- OND ROW: Joyce Hutchinson, vice-presidentg Linnie Harper, secretary. FRONT: Sharon Miller, STUCO. ey? K if L sf' N! Q, aw Q , QA Q i' W. 1 ,....:,x3 . .. . 7 - P' nl ,ffm 0 Time B frm WWE A.g, M-13 ' k ' Y' xi . , , , ' f . A N Y x-A-A N ,:::, - if - , - f g W I - K f 4 X- W ' ' Ilan.. Football 1970 BACK ROW: Richard McCormick, Roy Horton, Dana Smith, Bob Kimball, Gary O'Neal, Galen Knight, Earl Rice, Randy Hanks, Howard Freerksen. THIRD ROW: Coach Teichgraeber, Gail Benton, Phillip George, Gary Knight, Kenny Houser, Corwin Miller, Peter Allegre, C. L. Stallard, Doug Smith, Mike Booth. SECOND ROW: Steven Houser, Steve Jones, Craig Ellis, Danny Botkin, Steve Sergeant, Steve Benedict, Dale Standiferd, James Joonas, Asst. Coach Owens. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Stephens, Rex Kellum, Bill Hampton, Tony Botkin, Robert Brown, Bob Grimmett, Danny O'Neal, Trainersg Rex Grimmett, Mike Small. Statistics Varsity 3-6 B-Team 2-1 Lebo Opponent Lebo Opponent 6 Pomona 16 52 Hartford 0 16 Waverly 6 38 Waverly 14 8 Madison 14 0 Burlingame 8 6 Lyndon 20 28 Melvern 0 0 Williamsburg 14 0 Burlingame 36 18 Gridley O 6 N. Heights 22 Lettermen Corwin Miller, All-League guard, Bob Kimball, All- League Linebacker Danny Botkin, Dana Smith Robert Brown, Bob Grimmett Peter Allegre, Phillip George Steven Houser, Richard McCormick Kenny Houser, Roy Horton Bill Hampton, Steve Sergeant Dale Standiferd, Steve Benedict Galen Knight, Gary O'Neal BACK ROW: Doug Smith, Gary Knight, Mike Booth, Earl Rice, Randall Hanks. FRONT ROW: Steve Jones Ronnie Stephens, Gail Benton, Craig Ellis. Basketball 1970-71 Varsity BACK ROW: Galen Knight, Gary O'Neal, John Craft, Bob Kimball, Roy Horton, Coach Teichgraeber. FRONT ROW: Kenny Houser, Mike Booth, Dana Smith, Corwin Miller, Bob Grimmett. Assistant Coach Gier John Smith, trainer Steve Joonas, trainer gg g Jr. Varsity BACK ROW: Howard Freerksen, Randy Hanks, Earl Rice, Galen Knight, Gary O'Neal, Mike Booth, Alan Freund. SECOND ROW: Coach Teichgraeber, Danny O'Neal, Gail Benton, James Joonas, Gary Knight, C.L. Stallard, Ronald Freund. FRONT ROW: Derald Laws, Craig Ellis, Russell White, Doug Smith, Bob Grimmett, Dale Standiferd. Lettermen John Craft Roy Horton Bob Kimball Dana Smith Unanimous All League All League 1 Season s Scores Varsity 17 8r 7 Regional Tourney Lebo 42 Eskridge 32 Burlington 23 Jefferson West 38 Burlingame 5 5 Pleasanton 44 LeRoy 41 Gridley 49 Waverly 75 Gfidlgy JI. V2l'Slty 12 :gl 4 Bob Grimmett 43 Hartford Lebo 41 Pomona 47 Burlington 53 Quenemo 48 Burlingame 62 Melvern 49 LeRoy 49 Osage City 48 Gridley 39 Williamsburg 49 Waverly 42 Waverly 46 Gridley 31 Lyndon 35 Hartford 60 Northern Heights 39 Pomona 46 Pomona 58 Quenemo League Tourney 59 Melvern 59 Waverly 39 Osage City 33 Lyndon 59 Williamsburg 42 Que nemo 41 Waverly District Tourney 43 Lyndon , 55 Reading 61 Northern Heights Mlke Booth 53 Hartford 61 Pomona Kenny I-louser Corwin Miller RiCh2lrd McCormick Gary O'Neal Galen Knight Track Squad A W, BACK ROW: Assistant Coach, Tom Owens, Norman Laws, Kenny Houser, Alan Freund, Robert Kim- ball, Galen Knight, John Craft, Gary O'Neal, Dana Smith, Howard Freerksen, Randy Hanks, Coach, Jerry Teichgraeber. FRONT ROW: Derald Laws, Steve Jones, Rex Kellum, Robert Brown, Gary Knight, Richard McCormick, C. L. Stallard, Gail Benton, Steve Houser, Russel White, Craig Ellis. John Craft, Robert Kimball Kenny Houser, Norman Laws Track Lettermen Gary 0'N63-l, Galen Knight Robert Brown, Derald Laws Alan Freund, Dana Smith Richard McCormick, Steve Houser Gail Benton, Russel White Randy Hanks, Gary Knight Craig Ellis, Steve Jones Rex Kellum, Howard Freerkson Organization Projects 7 , - I Once again this year the Senior Y-Teens collected for the Kansas Child ren's Service League. The League provides child and unwed-mother ser- vices, adoption service, foster care, and unwed-parent counseling to any Kansans. The Lebo Chapter of the Future Farmers of America participated in the National FFA Week, March 21-27. The members worked on a community clean-up project. Several of the members attended a Farm Show at Kan- sas City on March 24. On March 21 the chapter attended church services at the Lebo United Methodist Church. a f 27 mga ' ,-,r:gj1o,, a p '7xmFA1 . .-4,1 . -tr c 4, Q .--9 43' dab I . F41 ffihfi :mm as 'e 0 ,- XX ' 4 -9 'QE FE?-3 'le .Q Ou The Future Business Leaders of America sponsored an Easter Egg Hunt U T U R E for children pre-school age through third grade. Each child made an Easter USINESS bonnet. After the bonnets were judged, the children hunted the Easter EADERS eggs. For every white egg found, a nickel reward was given. M ERICA Q Pre-School Kindergarten as-ffseey.,,.H rv-up , emu 5 sri Winners First Grade Second Grade Third Grade s Time To Perform Homecoming Roy Horton Gloria Sloan Corwin Miller Debra Evans Harold Small, crown bearer Angela Tatman, gift bearer Q19 Danny Botkin Linda Evans or Q if I Mt Q E. U wif W if-Lf 1- , 3 'X ef Q' . K f E L fixes A I ..:. ' in M, gf.. Rf if-P , . f 'E iff X :ff 2 L Ly l If Q, 5-sw 3 . 'rri wi Z gil fs.. wi- .. vw Kw- -Xsmxy .. Vw' my i ,K X ir. .QQ 11- a 71.1 A Q gf.: H. wg 'SEQ Q 5, 1, Q Q2 il i X 2 i .qv i :gg t M3 ETC . I N Wg Q9 it s . Lf- f xv e' X ' fc? ' 1 x A ,. m I 5, jul: JM 56 55? W 'S,f'fQiQf Wx n v' xxfqfkxfwiwffiava 'QV fkfgxffgf fxgfgfy Sf, ' 'Eff 55 fvxw 'X -fvxx M f A, A+. JM msfwixrixg ?? A -. .5 W scifi is L-Club BACK ROW: Randall Hanks, Dana Smith, Mike Booth, Gary O'Neal, Galen Knight, Alan Freund SECOND ROW: Dale Standiferd, Robert Brown, Phillip George, Earl Rice, Gary Knight, Steven Houser, FRONT ROW: Coach Teichgraeber, Kenny Houser, vice-president, Corwin Miller, secre- tary-treasurerg Bob Kimball, president, Bob Grimmett, Gail Benton. H- 'H ll . C ni Qbr. x ,-.T,,-. .L ,, ., .gg , ' 'fQ...ffQl.,..,Q. J M51 .,-.- 'V Wi .L rf? lm , -- l 'Peo 5 ll to ,e e an , Speaker at Athletic Banquet, Greg Trackman of the year, Kenny Houser, Jones. Senior Basketball Lettermen Kenny receiving Trackman of the year Award. Pep Club BACK ROW: Joyce Hutchinson, Susan Gould, Cindy Freund, Gail Evans, Glenda Combes, Gail Kimball, Vicki Busboom, Debra Carr. THIRD ROW: Tonya Dowell, Debra Bailey, Connie Evans, Linnie Harper, Diana Freerksen, Christine Combes, Gayle Linhart. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Smith, Cheryl McCormick, Debra Evans, Sharon Miller, Londa Knight, Tina Fleming, Kara Sullivan, Cheryl O'Neal. FRONT ROW: Gloria Sloan, cheerleader: Marilyn Edwards, president, Kathy Linhart, vice-president: Patti Benton, mas- cot: Lynn Scott, secretaryg Myrna Huddleston, STUCO: Sharyl Hutchinson, cheerleader, Linda Evans, cheerleader. K Q , ii, CHEERLEADERS: Linda Evans, Sharyl Hutchinson, Marilyn Edwards, alternate: Gloria Sloan, head, Debra Allan. 59 ua F . S , , , OUTSTANDING MEM- MISS SPIRIT! Marilyn Ed- SPONSOR: MIS. Phillips MASCOT: Patti Benton BER: Gayle Linhart. wards. FBLA Hl smvmsli . ., ,vi 13 3 i . 5?- , f vw f ,I ,qlelif M, , .. ,... K A 5, , 'jfjiiil 1 +15 Q, as 1Mfs5.a,,f: Qs. - 5, , i - :- - Lf: --S - i 2 X X .N 1 1, ' V N E 4 a f , BACK ROW: Debra Evans, Craig Ellis, Steve Jones, Diana Freerksen, Earl Rice, Sherie Bailey, Bob Grimmett, Linda Williamson, Gail Benton, Nancy Zink. SECOND ROW: Patti Benton, Ronald Freund, Cindy Freund, Robert Brown, Kathy Linhart, Connie Evans, Dana Smith, Myrna Huddleston, Lynn Scott. THIRD ROW: Gayle Linhart, Gloria Sloan, Gail Evans, Terri Morgan, Debra Bailey, Sharyl Hutchinson, Debra Sleezer, Mari- lyn Edwards. FRONT ROW: OFFICERS: Galen Knight, first vice-president, Alan Freund, treasurer, Linda Evans, STUCOQ Vicki Busboom, secretary, Peter Allegre, second vice-president, Mr. Owens, sponsorg John Craft, president fnot shownj. FBLA Sponsored Easter Egg Hunt State Winners I rig I no PARLIAMENTARY TEAM: First p1acerA1arr Ererrrrd, SPELLING TEAM1 Third Places Sheryl Hutchinson, Galen Knight, John Craft, Peter Allegre, Gail Benton. Vicki Busboom, Patti Benton. ,sw 1: 'V.A V fix er I' I ., I rss' I t ssl I ' CURRENT EVENTS TEAM: Third CHAPTER POSTER: second WH0'S WHO IN FBLA2Shafy1HUICh placeg Alan Freund, Peter Allegre, Ronald place, Freund fnot shownj. inson, Vicki Busboom. Vicki was also selected MOST OUTSTANDING MEM BER IN LEBO CHAPTER. INDIVIDUAL WINNERS: Galen Knight, 3rd in Gen- eral Businessg Gayle Linhart, ECPI Scholarship winnerg Alan Freund, lst in General Businessg John Craft, 2nd in Mr. FBLA. STATE PRESIDENT: Former president John Beisner swears in Peter Allegre for 1971-72 state president. Y- Teens BACK ROW: Gayle Linhart, Tina Fleming, Debra Allan, Tonya Dowell, Susan Gould. FIFTH ROW: Diana Freerksen, Connie Evans, Linda Evans, Vicki Busboom, Debra Carr. FOURTH ROW: Gail Kimball, Londa Knight, Cheryl O'Neal, Debra Bailey, Lynn Scott, Terri Morgan, Kara Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Rhonda Smith, Linda Sullivan, Gloria Sloan, Linda Williamson, Sherie Bailey, Debra Sleezer, Cindy Freund. SECOND ROW: Lin- nie Harper, Joyce Hutchinson, Sharon Miller, Debra Evans, Nancy Zink, Glenda Combes. OFFICERS: Patti Ben- ton, president, Marilyn Edwards, treasurer, Sharyl Hutchinson, STUCO, Gail Evans, reporter, Chris Combes, secretary, Kathy Linhart, song leader, Myrna Huddleston, ICC candidate. Judy Shoemaker, sponsor 1 , , K . .-,xif r. ,fa ' Myrna Huddleston ICC represen- Kathy collecting for Kansas Chll tative. dren's Service League. if .,,g F f 4 46 Annual Staff Welcome sign at Inter-Collegiate Yearbook workshop sponsored Vicki Busboom, editorg Patti Press Plant. by Inter-Collegiate Press. Benton, class editor. Roy Horton, activities editorg B05 Kimball, SeI1iO1' 9dif0r. Sh3fYl Hutchison, advertising ed' Kenny Houser, sports editor. lt0flG11Yle l-lflllafl, Ph0l08f3Pll' er. W3 Corwin Miller, assistant editor, John Craft, treasurer. Mrs. Edwards, sponsor. StuCo BACK ROW: Linda Evans, Bob Grimrnett, John Craft, Dana Smith. SECOND ROW: Phillip George,Myrna Huddleston Joyce Hutchinson, Sharon Miller, Sharyl Hutchinson, Gary Knight. SEATED: OFFICERS: Vicki Busboom, secretary Corwin Miller, president, Mrs. Miller, sponsor, Peter Allegre, vice-president, Gail Benton, treasurer. . ,Q typ I V ' pe A i S Corwin Miller and Peter Allegre were selected to attend Student Y 3' Council Workshop at Kansas University, Lawrence, in August. While at- ? . 2 B , ,.. tending the Student Council Seminar they were favored bylistening to cf' Earl Rt-bum, the guest speaker from Denver, Colorado schools. The H, workshop lasted for tive days and many ideas were passed on to the P ii students from workshop advisors. 1 Q, 5 I y y. y I fiwi' iw Each fall the Student Council members take a trip to lola for Stu- I- , Q pp ' dent Council Day. Here they meet with other Council members to dis- Verdi Fifse cuss school problems and how to solve them Also ideas are exchanged 1 .fi .5 . i U L M g. 1 on service projects and money raising ventures. ' a 'tif' . . I . lv U i ,i 'A fi X' , Stuco Activities fills? 6 Li The Student Council sponsored a float contest at regional tournament time to promote school spiritg each class participated. This year Lebo experimented with an Intra- League StuCo. Students from Lyndon, Burlin- game, Pamona, Melvern, Williamsburg and Lebo's Student Councils met several times. At the end of the year the I-L Council sponsored a dance at Pamona. 6155 Many agreed that StuCo Day this year was the most rewarding ever. Current events were dis- cussed which let people express their opinions on today's prominent problems. Election day went off with its usual vigor and the officers for the new year were installed. Y I M StuCo Service Projects Tom Dooley Febru ary, 1971 Dear Student Council President: A year ago we members of Saginaw Youth Council asked our fellow' students the country over to help us carry on the spirit and mission of the late Dr. Tom Dooley. Today, as we renew our appeal, an estimated 6o,ooo students have responded. . many thousands of them by contributing the cost of a school lunch. On desposit with the Dooley Foundation is 3520,000, the total of these contributions! Now we're appealing to you and your school to help us FINISH IT FOR DOOLEY. We're appealing to you and your school to help us raise the additional 380,000 needed...to build, equip, staff and operate for one year a hospital ship for the Dooley Foundation in Southeast Asia. The ship will be named YOUTH AMERICA and on its cabin wall will be inscribed the name of every contributing school. It will be our generation of students telling the world Young America care-s...not only about helping the poor and helpless, but also about carrying on the spirit of a young man who cared more than most and who sacrificed more than most. We're asking your school to help FINISH IT FOR DOOLEY. We're asking that April 6 be set aside as FINISH IT FOB. DOOLEIY Day and on that day students be invited to give up their lunch and contribute its cost to the project. We also are asking schools to help their students and community become acquainted with Dr. Tom Dooley and his mission to the world's poor. will you help us get the ball rolling for Dooley in your school? Please let us know soon so that we can pass on the good news to others who may need the encouragement of example. The enclosures include a registration form and details of the project. Sincerely, fflw-11? Marty Quinn Corresponding Secretary united fund of Saginaw County FINISHITFDRIIII March of Dimes Request Program Bob Kxmball, Corwin Miller, Bob Grimmett Mr. Owens, Mr. Teichgraeber, Mr Shoemaker Joe Sturgess . Pamela Norton Daisy ...... Elaine ..... Aunt Barbara Cleopatra . . . Uncle Ed . One-Act Plays presented by the Speech Class directed by Faye Miller Love Errant Jim Howard . . . . . . Peter Allegre Ann ......, . . . Gloria Sloan Guy Thomas . . . . . . Steve Sergeant Eve Terrance .... . . . Sharyl Hutchinson Oratlons America Faces Destiny .... . . . Patti Benton The Glorious Whitewasher .... . . . Gloria Sloan Fanfare for Fathers ......... . . . Cheryl O'Neal i The Many Loves of Doby Gillis . . . . . . Steve Sergeant The Laughing Ghost Bill Hampton Debbie Bailey . . . Sharyl Hutchinson . . . Glenda Combes . . . . Cheryl O'Neal Patti Benton Steve Sergeant Girls' Glee BACK ROW: Linda Williamson, Connie Evans, Diana Freerksen, Londa Knight, Gloria Sloan, Myrna Huddleston, Debra Bailey, Sharyl Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: Linda Sullivan, Tina Fleming, Chris Combes, Sherie Bailey, Debra Allan, Linda Evans, Patti Benton, Gayle Linhart, Marilyn Edwards. SECOND ROW: Glenda Combes, Debra Carr, Susan Gould, Terri Mor- gan, Debra Evans, Kathy Linhart, Linnie Harper, Vicki Busboom, Sharon Miller. FRONT ROW: Cindy Freund, Gail Evans, Kara Sullivan, Nancy Zink, Joyce Hutchinson, Debra Sleezer, Rhonda Smith, Gail Kimball. SENIOR SEXTET: BACK: Vicki Busboom, Gayle Lin- hart, Debra Bailey, Sharyl Hutchinson. FRONT: Marilyn Edwards, Gloria Sloan. SOPHOMORE-JUNIOR SEXTET: BACK: Nancy Zink, Debra Allan, Sherie Bailey, Linda Williamson. FRONT: Myrna Huddleston, Terri Morgan. FRESHMAN SEXTET: Joyce Hutchinson, Gail Kimball, Linnie Harper, Londa Knight, Susan Gould, Sharon Miller. Mixed Chorus BACK ROW: Mike Booth, Randy Hanks, Bob Kimball, Linda Williamson, Connie Evans, Diana Freerksen, Londa Knight, Gloria Sloan, Myrna Huddleston, Debra Bailey, Sharyl Hutchinson, Steve Sergeant. THIRD ROW: Earl Rice, Linda Sullivan, Tina Fleming, Chris Combes, Sherie Bailey, Debra Allan, Linda Evans, Patti Benton, Gayle Linhart, Marilyn Edwards, Phil George, Peter Allegre. SECOND ROW: Glenda Combes, Debra Carr, Susan Gould, Terri Morgan, Debra Evans, Kathy Linhart, Linnie Harper, Vicki Busboom, Sharon Miller, C.L. Stallard, Russell White. FRONT ROW: James Joonas, Gail Benton, Corwin Miller, Danny Botkin, Cindy Freund, Gail Evans, Kara Sullivan, Nanzy Zink, Joyce Hutchinson, Debra Sleezer, Rhonda Smith, Gail Kim- ball. OUARTET: Danny Botkin, Gail Benton, Steve Ser- geant, Corwin Miller. V - l l ACCOMPANISTS: Bob Kimball Corwin Miller Vicki Busboom VOCAL SOLOISTS Xmas Folk Cantata lt's the Lord's Thing STANDING: Howard Freerksen, Gary Knight. BACK ROW: Galen Knight, Dana Smith, Steven Houser, Phillip George, Sharon Miller, Gail Kimball. SECOND ROW: Kara Sullivan, Gloria Sloan, Debra Sleezer, Vicki Busboom, Sharyl Hutchinson. FRONT: Glenda Combes, Tina Fleming, Linnie Harper, Myrna Huddleston, Gail Evans, Debra Carr. TWIRLERS-BACK: Gail Evans, Marilyn Edwards, WOODWIND TRIO-Vicki Busboom, Debra Evans, Marilyn Nancy Zink. FRONT: Edwards. Vicki Busboom, Penny Shoemaker. FLUTE TRIO-Chris Combes, Sharyl Hutchin- son, Patti Benton. BAND COUNCIL-STANDING: Gail Benton, Dana Smith, Steven Houser. SEATED: Joyce Hutchinson, Linnie Harper, Gloria Sloan, Sharyl Hutchinson, Debra Evans, Vicki Busboom. STANDING: Rex Kellum, Mr. Phillips. BACK ROW: Alan Freund, Gail Benton, Doug Smith, Russell White, Earl Rice, Jim J oonas, C. L. Stallard, Chris Evans, Londa Knight. SECOND ROW: Terri Morgan, Debra Evans, Mary Linhart, Joyce Hutchinson, Susan Gould. FRONT ROW: Chris Combes, Cindy Freund, Nancy Zink, Tonya Dowell, Marilyn Edwards, Patti Benton. BRASS CHOIR-BACK ROW: Steven Houser, Phillip George, Sharon Mil- JOHN PHILIP SOUSA ler, Gail Kimball. FRONT ROW: Earl Rice, Alan Freund, Londa Knight, AWARD: Debbie Bailey. Galen Knight, Dana Smith. JP STAGE BAND-BACK ROW: Mr. Phillips, Debra Bailey, Peter Allegre, Earl Rice, Howard Freerksen, Gary Knight, Rex Kellum. SECOND ROW: Gail Benton, Doug Smith, Alan Freund, Phillip George, Steven Houser, James Edwards. FRONT ROW: Sherie Bailey, Debra Sleezer, Gloria Sloan, Vicki Busboom, Sharyl Hutchinson. Home ' er 1' ft i s 3 . - 'e. Q .M is is i 91 Q A ... rn. r The Freshman girls held their Halloween party at Sheeley's Cabin. They each invited another girl to attend. Each one had to wear a costume. The Freshman girls made Raggedy Anns and Raggedy Andys for their Christmas project. Marilyn Edwards was the recipient of the Betty Crocker Award for 1970-71. The Kindergarten enjoyed the ABC Sharyl read them a story while the Everyone enjoyed the games that were party given by the Senior girls. other girls prepared the refreshments. played and the refreshments served by the hostesses. Style Review Vicki Busboom and Sharyl Hutchin- son emcee the style show. l ,. Wwww , 'ly .4 + The Freshman girls model their first projects that they made. The Sophomore girls model one of their two outfits. The Junior girls are wearing one of their Eve projects made in Home Ec. These are the formals that Linda Ann and Diana made for the prom I Mrs. Sheeley, Gail, and Kara pre- Gayle Linhart received the Crisco Award. pare the table. FFA BACK ROW: C. L. Stallard, Craig Ellis, Robert Brown, Bob Grimmett, Nick Hanson, Howard Freerksen, James Joonas, Danny O'Neal. THIRD ROW: Rex Kellum, Ronnie Stephens, Gail Benton, Mike Booth, Richard McCormick Randy Hanks, Earl Rice, Steve Jones, Dale Standiferd. SECOND ROW: Derald Laws, Doug Smith, Ronald Freund, Phillip George, Gary Knight, Norman Laws, Gary O'Neal, Tony Botkin, Russell White, Steven Houser. FRONT ROW: Mr. Polson, sponsor, Eldon Thomas, reporterg Roy Horton, vice-president: Kenny Houser, president, Bill Hampton, secretary, Steve Sergeant, treasurer, Royce Down, sentinel. FFA Barnwarming , .af A BACK ROW: Sharyl Hutchinson, Kenny Houser. Nail Driving Contest SECOND ROW: Ronald Freund, Linda William- son, Cindy Freund, Robert Brown. FRONT ROW: Gail Benton, Linnie Harper, Sharon Miller, Howard Freerksen. King Kenny, Queen Sharyl Refreshment Time - , , '. is Q. f +3-X46 A ix A rx-111 i - e'v,,ag1 'QP' . . K . 'T JC X s if C J Phil George-Livestock, Public Speaking, Chapter Farmer Awards. Bob Grimmett-Poultry Award 2 an-N. is C. L. Stallard-Green Hand Award FFA Awards rub Ronald F reund-Crop Award IUX Gail Benton-Dairy A e f if :ii - af -V ,- .,.aa' , A ' Aaia ,,,V',,q ,, ai 5 - AI reef if aifaai aara C' 1., C- i Royce Down-DeKalb Award Gary O'Neal-Shop Award Q-an-ng Randy Hanks-Ag. Mechanics Award 'nal lb Roy Horton-Vice-President, Mr. Polsonwlrlonorary Chapter Farmer Award. 59 Home Ec. Vo.Ag. Exchange For the first time, the Home Economics Department and the Vocational Agriculture Department asked to switch classes for one week. The girls tried to learn how to milk a cow, start a car with jumper cables, and did leather tooling. The boys did some cooking, learned to sew on buttons, learned to iron, and learned how to pack a suitcase. It was a rewarding experience for everyone. t ,H ' Z A ,- w i Q A Time To Grow Elementary Faculty align:-35: it Ti. Ruth Welborn, kindergarten MHTY N0ffiS, first grade F 1 W' fy 'Qs final Peggy: v sfco 3:5 17. n he it . n .- tv I X. V 1 S ,law 314 PL if , . 5 , -,D wyffi . L Q , 'X P1 Lf! .N fe 4 V ' Ruth Buchtel, third grade Sue Benson, fourth grade Karen Crumb, sixth grade Dorothy Becker, seventh grade no 5? ra 5 ' Sally Burns, second grade Nadine Lowman, fifth grade Ski' 3 Henry Gier, eighth grade Kinder arten Steve Grimmett, Endora Lowman, Brad Linsey, Shannon Smith, John Harper. Penny Shoemaker, Curt Sergeant, Beth Emley, Gene Linsey, Rosanne Germann, Lanny Onek, Steven Sullivan. 1 Sharon Linhart, Debbie Verlin, Dena Williams, Wally Pope. Rick Hodges,Peggy Teichgraeber, Scott Combes, Carla Bec- ker, Matt Small, Shari Standiferd. First Grade BACK ROW: Kenneth Pope, Jolene Thorne, Ronald Linsey, Robert Baysinger, Mrs. Norris, Mark Miller, Lonnie Standiferd, Moreene Hampton, Mark Brown. FRONT ROW: Jay Tatman, Pernell Combes, Davanne Lohmeyer, Lincoln Hodges, Paulette Lyman, Harold Small, Angela Tatman, Brian Knight, Ronnie Smith. Second Grade 4' Y BACK ROW: Darla Reimer, Donna Miller, Janice Bechtel, Larry Emley, Jon Freund, Brenda Linsey, Tammy Small, Mrs. Burns. SECOND ROW: Brenda Combes, Ellen Lohmeyer, Glenn Hawkins, Scott Grimmett, Jeffrey Bailey, Pamela Hamman. FRONT ROW: Karen Williams, Jill Schrader, Jan VanGundy, Marcine Shaner, Vincent Gould. Third Grade BACK ROW: Terry Williams, Kenneth Morgans, Christie Knight. SECOND ROW: Frances George, Pam Becker, Stephanie Booth, Vernon Pope. THIRD ROW: Kenny Thorne, Lori Miller, Mary Ann Stephens, Gretta Sergeant. FOURTH ROW: Chis Huddleston, Justin Combes, Eddie Linhart, Marla Hanks. FRONT ROW: Danny Calvey, Michele Davies, Eric Freeman. STANDING: Mrs. Buchtel. Fourth Grade BACK ROW: Mrs. Benson, Terri Small, Karen Tatman, Steven Huddleston, Steve Bechtel, John Edwards, Don Emley. SEC- OND ROW: Kathy Morgans, Brenda Lyman, Julie Linhart, Joline Shaner, Bob Gould, Tom Shunk. FRONT ROW: Mary Small, Eileen Sullivan, David Carlton, Chad Onek, Todd Jones. Fifth Grade BACK ROW: Alicia Sergeant, Stacey Onek, Bill Edwards, Danny Laws, Linda Brown, James Bechtel. SECOND ROW: Darla Stewart, Scott Booth, Darla Stallard, Doug Hanks, Donna Criqui, Connie Sullivan, Mrs. Lowman. FRONT ROW: Scott Smith Sandy Lee Crumb, Pam Davies, Connie Harper, Grace Kellum, Rodney Tatman, Chris Knight fnot shownj. Sixth Grade BACK ROW: Rick Scott, Don Wood, Marlin Benton, Mrs. Crumb, Mike Thorne, Tom Freerksen, Pat Freeman, FRONT ROW: Carol Ann Linsey, Carol Sue Thomas, Julia Craft. Seventh G rade INSET: Mrs. Becker. BACK ROW: Vern George, Phillip Bailey, Robert Stephens. SECOND ROW: Steve Joonas, Rick Hou- ser, Dale Smith, Jerry Shunk, Rex Grimmett, Mike Small, Benny Wood, Rodney Gould, Wade Brown. FRONT ROW: Ste- phanie Thorne, Joyce Linsey, Pat Combs, Jim Edwards, Ruth Sullivan, Neva Carlton. Eighth Grade BACK ROW: Mr. Gier, John Smith. FOURTH ROW: Mike Hanks, Larry Cri- qui, Bill Allegre. THIRD ROW1 Galen Freund, Donald Tatman, Tom Carlton. SECOND ROW: Sherie Small, Mary Lin- hart, Gay O'Neal. FRONT ROW: Laurie Brown, Twila Stewart, Chris Evans. Junior Y-Teens all BACK ROW: Mrs. Daryl Knight-Sponsor, Stephanie Thorne, Neva Carlton, Gay O'Neal, Sherie Small, Chris Evans. FRONT ROW: Patricia Combes, Twila Stewart, Laurie Brown, Mary Linhart. Upper Grade Band BACK ROW: Chris Evans, Pat Freeman, Wade Brown, Marlin Benton, Bill Allegre, Michael Thorne, Joyce Linsey, Julia Craft, Laurie Brown. THIRD ROW: Rodney Gould, Galen Freund, Jerry Shunk, Vern George, Dale Smith, James Edwards. SECOND ROW: Thomas Freerksen, Carol Linsey, Benny Wood, Steven Joonas, Phillip Bailey, Tom Carlton, Neva Carlton, Stephanie Thorne. FRONT ROW: Rick Scott, Richard Houser, Robert Stephens, Mary Lin- hart, Patricia Combes, Carol Thomas. - Beginning Band BACK ROW: Danny Laws, Sandra Crumb. SECOND ROW: Scott Smith, Billy Edwards, Scott Booth, Douglas Hanks, Grace Kellum, Stacey Onek, Connie Harper. FRONT ROW: Linda Brown, Alicia Sergeant, Pamela Davies, Connie Sullivan, Darla Stallard. Junior High Basketball Coach: Henry Gier 'A' Team-BACK ROW: Larry Criqui, John Smith, Donald Tatman, Mike Hanks. FRONT ROW: Galen Freund, Bill Allegre, Steven Joonas, Jerry Shunk, trainer. 'B' Team-BACK ROW: Benny Wood, Vern George, Tom Carlton, Robert Stephens, Phillip Cheerleadew-BACK Bailey, James Edwards. FRONT ROW: Michael Small, Rex Grimmett, Wade Brown, Richard ROWS ChriS Evans, She- Houser, Rodney Gould, Dale Smith, Jerry Shunk, trainer. rie Small. FRONT ROW: Stephanie Thorne Neva Carlton. LINCOLN DEE HODGES January 8, 1964-May 4 1971 I meant to do my work to-day- But a brown bird sang in the apple-tre And a butterfly flitted across the field, And all the leaves were calling me. And the wind went sighing over the land Tossing the grasses to and fro, And a rainbow held out its shining hand- So what could I do but laugh and go? 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Grains-Mill Feeds-Seeds-Fertilizer Grain Drying 8t Feed Mixing Phone 256-3746 Lebo, Kansas ALLEGRE-REXALL LEBO TASTEE FREEZ DRUG STORE Rod and Janice Miller Prescription Service Veterinary Service Phone 256-4785 Phone 256-2615 Lebo, Kansas SMlTH'S SHOP Electric-Acetylene Portable Equipment Blacksmith and Machine Work Make Your Troubles Our Troubles Phone 256-3925 Lebo Kansas Agricultural Lime Spreading Also Fertilizers Phone 256-3405 Lebo, Kansas Farmer's Cooperative Association Lebo and Emporia Gasoline-Oils-Fertilizer Farmer Supplies-Propane BARNETT TRUCKING Short and Long Distance Hauiiing Phone 256-2122 Lebo, Kansas Lebo Lumber and Hardware Lebo Everything to Build Anything Building materials, glass, hardware 8t paints Food Store Jack and Beulah Benedict Lebo, Kansas 256-2825 Owners 256-31 95 Patrons Mutual Insurance Olathe, Kansas Best dependable insurance service- Grange members only Farm Owners Home Owners Standard Farm Standard Town Comprehensive Personal Liability Auto-Truck John H. Lewis . Lebo, Kansas 256-4611 THE LEBO ENTERPRISE Take Your Hometown Paper First BEYER MOTOR CO., INC. Chrysler-Dodge-Plymouth Dale Spielman Lebo, Kansas O'NEAL MILK HAULING Grade A or Grade C Surplus 8t Degrade Lebo, Kansas JONES FUNERAL HOME, INC Helen 8 Roy Jones Jean 8t Fred Rowley, Jr. Lebo, Kansas 256-3055 255-31 1 1 LEBO SHOP-RITE LEBO COIN-OP LAUNDRY Groceries and Dry Goods Glenn 3, Shirley Smith Dry Cleaning 8. Top Load Washers Lebo, Kansas 256-4825 JoAnne Robinson, Proprietor LEBO REPAIR SHOP Charles H. Hottie KNIGHT BUILDERS Lebo, Kansas HY-WAY CAFE DEAN KNIGHT OIL COMPANY Welcomes You to Enjoy Their Fine Food Lebo, Kansas Gomer 81 Eulaiia Hodges 256-2205 256-2216 EVANS-NEE 0 I I Cosmetics HEat Beef Florence Knight Representative Lebo, Kansas 256-2541 KELLUM TREE SERVICE Trimming 81 Removal Call Osage City or Lebo 528-2348 256-2235 John M. Davies For Good Results-Feed MoorMan's Lebo, Kansas 256-3412 Plowing Planting LEBO GRAIN COMPANY Discing Cultivating Combining Apply Anhydrous Feed Seed Grain Fertilizer DAVID M. LOHMEYER Lebo, Kansas Lebo, Kansas 256-2315 256-3935 HEIDI INN SNlITH'S FINA STATION Everybody Meets Here Oil, Gas, and Accessories Recreation and Eats Phone 256-9975 Alva Taylor Of Lebo, Kansas 256-4040 Lebo, Kansas The Mutual Building and Loan Association Savings Home and Farm Loans Organized 1907 602 Commercial Emporia, Kansas 1 i PEPSI Q9 Y ,, ' ' Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. PIZZA HUT Putt, Putt to the Pizza Hut 831 West Sixth 342-2935 Emporia, Kansas Emporia Kansas RED X PHARMACY Curtis Rorabaugh Burns Body Shop Phone 342-2151 Emporia Auto Glass a Specialty 107 Commercial Street Emporia, Kansas 624 Commercial DAVE'S STEREO CENTER 1016 West 6th Street Emporia, Kansas The Best for Less CRAWFORD FURNITURE CO. Ostermoor Mattresses and Bigelow Carpets 606 Commercial Emporia, Kansas CANNON TIRE COMPANY 815 Commercial We handle all car, truck and tractor tires. MID-AMERICA DAIRYMEN, INC. EMPORIA WHOLESALE COFFEE COMPANY 227-231 Commercial 309 Merchant Emporia, Kansas Phone 342-3614 Phone 342-2461 Emporia Kansas GEORGE GROH 81 SONS, INC. Roofing 8t Sheet Metal Supplies Sheet Metal Work IRELAND SHOE REPAIR Tony Lama and Nocona Boots 422 Commercial Phone 342-7576 325 Commercial Emporia, Kansas Emporia Kansas HONDA OF EMPORIA DAVIES GARDEN CENTER FX I Sales 8t Service Phone 342-5736 I I , 1601 prairie - Emporia, Kansas 342-6804 Emporia, Kansas 324 Commercial BLUESTEM FARM 8t RANCH SUPPLY Emporia West H-50 KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS CO Division of ADM Co. Emporia, Kansas 31 6-342-7270 TEICHGRAEBER MILLING CO. Circle T Livestock Feed Field Seed 8t Fertilizer Emporia, Kansas 316-342-4422 GARRISON MUSIC STORE 715 Commercial Emporia Complete Music Service HAYNE'S HARDWARE Emporia, Kansas WAYNE'S Carpet-Draperies-Shades Wayne Lambert, Owner 618 Mechanic Emporia, Kansas Phone 342-4043 Hartford Manor Total Patient Care Retired Convalescent Aged Veterans Men Women Couples Viola A. Wagner, LPN Administrator Earshel Futrell, Co-Adm. Maryalice Futrell, R.N. Phone 4441 Haas Ford 117 South 4th Street Phone 364-2143 Burlington, Kansas Zscheile Motor Co. 5600 5 I 4 4, .... .- ... , i,3:::51 P.O. Box 225 Burlington, Kansas BOB'S l.G.A. FOODLINER Open Sundays 8t Evenings Burlington, Kansas BURLINGTON DAIRY QUEEN Malts-Shakes-Sundaes Cold Drinks Burlington, Kansas KELLEY KLUTTER HQUSE RATHKE LUMBER 8t SUPPLY Burlington, Kansas Building Materials Phone 364-5368 Used Household Articles We Buy, Sell, Trade New Strawn, Kansas Strawn State Bank The Friendly Bank of Service New Strawn, Kansas Jim Lewis The Man to See For Your Special Student Life Policy From Farm Bureau Insurance Jim Lewis Phone 528-2112 Osage City, Kansas DON'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Norge Appliances Manning Bowman Small Appl. Waverly, Kansas Phone 733-2621 Excellent Service KANSAS TELEPHONE COMPANY WAVERLY INSURANCE AGENCY W. H. Yockey, Agent BROYLES CUSTOM HAULING Hay-Lime-Fertilizer 733-2212 Waverly, Kansas Waverly, Kansas 733-2488 Fire-Auto or Life-General Liability 733-2461 Security Bonds Woltz-Bacon Studio Sixth and Lord Street Osage City, Kansas Phone 528-1543 Specializing in Senior Pictures, Church or Home Weddings Senior Pictures in 1971 Wolf Cry- Courtesy, Glenn Bacon Jones Dairy Grade A Pasteurized Products 420 Market Osage City, Kansas Phone 528-1551 Go Rambler with NORDLING MOTORS GMC Trucks-Wrecker Service Day 528-2121 Night 528-1226 Osage City, Kansas OSAGE COUNTY MOTORS, INC Sport and Hobby Shop Osage City, Kansas OSAGE PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. , IVAN DAYHOFF ELEVATOR, INC. Purina Chows Grain-Feed-Seed Custom Grain 81 Mix Bulk Delivery Bulk 81 Sack Fertilizer 4th and Safford PIWOHS 528-1400 Anhydrous Ammonium Nitrate Osage City, Kansas Osage City 528-1032 528-1 O31 BENNER-WILLIAMS 5? f z?'d Home Furnishings OSAGE CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Osage City, Emporia, Ottawa OSAGE FARM EQUIPMENT MN Dem COMPANY, INC. John Deere Agricultural Equipment 512-14 Main 528-1422 Osage City, Kansas Boosters Lebo Lebo Recreation C.H. Rutledge Eileen's Beauty Shop Spielman Spatz William Grimmett Sergeant Bros. Earl Uimmiej Robinson Ralph Rogers Inez E. Givens Rev. Patrick Freeman Lebo Implement Company Irma's Fabrics Lind Weld :St Machine Work Richard E. Givens-Trucking Rev. Seymour Bruce Jack Sullivan-Mark Truck Service Marion D. Sleezer Emporia Lenigan Music Company Holloway Jewelers, Inc. Pound's Fabrics, Inc. Emporia Sport Shop Crumb Typewriter Company Cline Auto Supply, Inc. Bon Ton Cleaners Dryer Shoe Store Emporia Bowl Bluestem Bowl Hagman's Merchant Supply New Process Laundry 8t Cleaning Didde Office Supply 8t Printing, Inc. John C. Patton, D.D.S. Hartford Barrett Marine 8a Shop Hurtig Implement 8t Hardware Bill's Hardware 8L Electric Lyndon John H. Hill, P.A. McDaniel Hdw. 8L Appliances Company Burlington Orville Steele, Probate Judge Coffey County Agent-Larry S. District Court Clerk-Mayree E. Delbert R. Helmer-Sheriff Foster Pharmacy Barton Hatchery 8a Feed Store Midtown Cafe Williamson Hardware Mary-Alice Shop Daily Republican Rocking R Motel Burlington Lumber 8: Supply Itco Farm Supply Reisbig Oil 8a Marine Charlie's Cleaners Al's Jewelry Ila's Flowers William D. Brigham, Insurance osage oiry Osage Bowl Swarts Men's Store Journal-F ree Press Martin's Style Shop Howard's Dress Fabrics Shields Motor Company, Inc. Redenbaugh Cafe Gailey's Cleaners Buzz's Automotive Service Green's Barber Shop Gerald Lee Kerns, D.V.M. Dr. J.H. French Dr. W.E. 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