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

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F 4 1 J, THE WOLF CRY SEPTEMBER 1961 1973 LEBO HIGH SCHOOL LEBO, KANSAS DEDICA TIO Elvin Sergeant Elvin Sergeant, Whom we all know as Sarge cleaned the halls and has swept the floors for the last time on June 30, 1973. Sarge will now be relaxing on pond banks catching fish and just enjoying the out- of -doors which was always hisfavorite pastime. The school will miss Sarge when he retires be- cause he always put work before leisure. The school was always kept clean. So L. H, S. says, Thank you, Sarge. We are sorry to see you leave because we know' you will be hard to replace. Mary Norris Mary Norris, the first grade teacher at Lebo, retiring at the close of this term. Mrs. Norris has tau 21 classes of first graders while she was a teacher here. After a class finished the first grade, they thought she was a mean-ole teacher. But she was Mrs. Norris has been one of the greatest assets the Lebo School could have had. What is more importa than getting six-year -old children started off on the right foot? That's exactly what Mrs. Norris did, so L. H. S. says, Thank you, Mrs. Norris for all your time, diligent hard work, and most of all your grea patience. ADMINI S TRA TI 0 , sf it .Fw typ paris? , rf-ss--sv K 115114134 Bipfnu ss sz , X ri Ulla ' in Wifi Hi c ' is rx un .dang M Board Members: Melvin Bunge Marvin Morgan Don Smith Evan L. Ellis President 2 4 1 l 9 Q i i X i fligfi ii L dlllliilllllii 11' X 5 rule 'nn Curtis Bartlett Herbert Niles Treasurer Unified District 243 Superintendent Evan L. Evans Leroy I aggers Carl Fisher Qs' ff ' in l.': :lz , ' ,--. Secretary Unified District 243 Jeanne Doerr Principal, Lebo Attendance Center, Donald R. Kimball Secretary Lebo Attendance Center Karen Dotson Unified School District No. 243 LEROY JAGGERS, Superintendent Waverly. Kansas 6687I BOARP MEIWBERS BOARD M Melvm Bunge. Vice-President Evan Ellis Presifelgf Mm? 502255 curus Barnett Member at Large Dgnaidmcil Smyth ar s er, r. LEBO ATTENDANCE CENTER Donald Kimball, Principal XVAVETQLZIAIELLZENDIQIYCE ?ENTER . . pe, rmczpa To the annual staff, editor, and sponsor, the Lebo High School again has an outstanding yearbook. With the continued co-operation of the student body, the faculty, the parents, and the board of education, the Lebo School will continue to produce outstanding students. We feel that our students are as competent and talented as the best and that our students are ready for the challenge of higher education or life itself. Each of us should remember that the future still belongs to those who will work, those who can see ahead, and those who are willing and able to lead. ,J ER - G :S' ' Sup ntendent FACULTY Beulah Edwards Joann Morgan Faye Miller Marie Davies English, Psychology Mathematics Speech, Vocal Music Librarian Barbara Booth Marjorie Sheely Jerry Teichgraeber Dale Donald Girls Phys. Ed. , Health Home Economics Phys. Ed. , Social Science Drivers Ed. , Social . Science 4 . I Q 1 Jack Shoemaker Carl Knudsen Tom Owens Dennis Polson Natural Sciences Instrumental Music Business Vocational Agriculture OUR HELPER Q - as, N - r sri f A 1 , ff BUS DRIVERS: Glenn Dale Miller, Dorothy Lee Miller, Verna Longhofer, Jack Shoemaker. COOKS: Sandra McCormick, Lucille Wise, Golda Norris. ?K, 's. CUSTODIA NS- Elvin Sergeanf Jack McGregor HOSTESSES: Jo Gardner, Betty Sergeant. . T -k V. , i -' : 2-ry -'V 1 . . . K 'n f 'f fri-' -PQI: 'L- .. 'Zi :V ,fx 4 ij- Nav. ,Al 5 .s N... fix s: +3.3,? . .Mix e-f f'f ' ' . Q 5. 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Alfred, Lord Tennyson GAIL DEAN BENTON PRESIDENT AMBITION: To be a professional guitar player. WEAKNESS: High school athletics and water skiing. QUOTATION: Don 't say I can 't before you even try. WILL: I, Gail Benton, will my ability to break my collarbone to next year's quarterback. Football, Basketball, Track, l,2,3,4g FFA l,2,3,4g Dairy Farming Award 2,3, Public Speaking Award 35 StuCo I,2,3, Treasurer 2g FBLA 2,3,4, President 4, Band I,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4. EARL HARVEY RICE VICE-PRESIDENT AMBITION : To attain a doctorate in physics. WEAKNESS: Blondes, Frauleins, and radicals. QUOTATION: We are all destined for something, but each must live his life to find out what! WILL: I, Earl Rice, will my ability to grow sideburns, mus- tache, and beard to Galen Freund. Band I,2,3,4, Drum Major 3,4, Football I,2,3,4g Track, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4g FFA 1,2,3,4, National FFA Band 4g FBLA 1, 23 Class Officer 1,2,4. CHRISTINE CELESTE COMBES SECRETARY AMB IT ION: To be successful as both a career girl and mother. WEAKNESS: Food Cespecially Italianl QUOTATION: Life is the garment we continually alter, but which never seems to fit. WILL: I, Chris Combes, will my ability to stay home once in a while to Pat Combes. Band 1,2,3, Majorette 3, Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3, Sextet 3,-Pep Club 1,2g Y-Teens l,2, Secretary 2g FBLA 3, State Spelling Relay Zndg Class Officer 4. MICHAEL DEAN BOOTH TREASURER AMBITION: To reach all my goals and to be satisfied. WEAKNESS: Sailing and sports QUOTATION: If some folks didn't lift their eyebrows they wouldn 't get exercises at all. WILL: I, Mike Booth, will my ability to get along with Mr. Kimball to Mike Hanks. - Basketball 1,2,3,4, State Tournament Team 3g Football 1,2, 3,4gTrack 1,3,4g FFA l,2,3,4g Class Officer 1,2,3,4g StuCo 3. CONNIE SUE EVANS STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE AMBITION: To be happy, healthy, wealthy, and wise. WEAKNESS: Being too human. QUOTATION: Life is what you make it. WILL: I, Connie Evans, will my next door neighbor to Sharon Miller. Student Council Class Representative 3,4, Representative to State Student Council Conference 4, Student-Teacher Ad- visory Board4g Alt. Cheerleader 3g FBLA 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 35 EI Lobo Editor 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, Kayettes 4. Jerry Teichgraeber, Sponsor DEBRA LEE BOTKIN AMBITION: To become a Red Neck and turn the younger generation from destruction. WEAKNESS: Big cities with bright lights and a few occa- sional quiet corners. QUOTATION: Life would be great if it weren't for people! WILL: I, Debra Botkin, will my ability to come up with the right words at the right moment to Chrystal Evans. Chorus l,2,3, Sextet 2,3g Pep Club lg Y-Teens l,2g Cheer- leader 25 Homecoming Candidate 3 g Barnwarming Candidate 1 TONY WADE BOTKIN AMBITION: To own a '69 Plymouth GTX, and to live and have fun while I'm young. WEAKNESS: A certain green-eyed, brown haired, freshmang a certain niece. QUOTATION: Life is like a dog, it will eventually either bite you or be friends with you. WILL: I, Tony Botkin, will my ability to grow long hair to Coach Teichgraeber talias Butchj to help his looks. Football l,2,3,4g Basketball IQFFA l,2,3,4. DEBRA EILEEN CARR AMBITION: To live every moment as if it were my last. WEAKNESS: Food in general QUOTATION: Not every soil can bear all things. WILL: I, Debra Carr,will my ability to goto Emporia during Government to the Junior girls. Pep Club l,2,3,4, Head Cheerleader 4g Volleyball 4gBand l, 2,3,4, Band Council 4: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,2g Home- coming Queen 4. RICHARD CRAIG ELLIS AMBITION: To build Richard a bumper car. WEAKNESS: Hi-C orange drink QUOTATION: Children have more need of models than of critics. WILL: I, Craig Ellis, will Jim Joonas everything Ihave, as he needs anything he can get. FBLA 2,3,4, Officer 3,4g FFA l,2,3,4, Officer 4 g Football 1, 23 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3. GAIL LYNETTE EVANS AMBITION: To really live, not merely exist. WEAKNESS: Black Oak Arkansas, K.U., and guys from the 'LNorth. . QUOTATION: lf a man does not keep pace with his com- panions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Det him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. WILL: I, Gail Evans, will all my fun during my Senior year to Sharon Miller. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 4g Band l,2,3, Twirler 2,3, Band Council 3, Stage Band 33 Chorus l,2,3,4, Sextet 3,45 Volleyball 45 Class Officer 33 FBLA 2,3, Parliamentary Pro- cedure B-Team 2. TINA MARIE FLEMING AMBITION: To become an elementary teacher and a good wife. WEAKNESS: Brute 33 and a certain '70 Lebo graduate. QUOTATION: A smile is more powerful than any word of any language. WILL: I, Tina Fleming, will my ability for not getting into too much trouble to Cheryl McCormick. Band 2,3,4, Band Council 4g Chorus 2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3g Y-Teens 1,2g FBLA 35 Class Plays 3,4. CINDY DEANN FREUND AMBITION: To make it on my own. WEAKNESS: Summer parties QUOTATION: Those who school others, oft should school themselves. WILL: I, Cindy Freund, will my ability to cut classes and get along with Mr. Kimball to Joyce Hutchinson. Cheerleader 3,4g FBLA 2,3,4g Volleyball 4g Homecoming Queen gndidate 4g Sextet 4, Barnwarming Sweetheart Can- didate , . RANDY LEE HANKS ABMITION: To be an All-American boy. WEAKNESS: Mom, Apple pie, and a brunette sophomore. QUOTATION: People sometimes forget that a rat race can be won only by a rat! WILL: I, Randy Hanks, will my book Table Etiquette to those who eat in the lunchroom. FFA l,2,3,4, Officer 3,45 StuCo 4, Officer 4g FBLA 3,4, Of- ficer 45 Football, Track, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Alternate State Basketball Team 3g Chorus 2,3. STEVEN RAY HOUSER AMBITION: To do everything I like to do and be good at it. WEAKNESS: Noon Hall Patrol! QUOTATION: Every cubic inch of space is a miracle. WILL: I, Steve Houser, will my vaulting pole to anyone who wants a thrill. Football 1,2,3,4, All-League 4g Honorable Mention All-State 4: Track l,2,3,4, State Track Meet 2,33 FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Class Officer l,2,3g Homecoming King 4. CYNTHIA JEAN JOHNSON AMBITION : To someday get married and raise a family. WEAKNESS: No bake cookies, Chinese and Italian food. QUOTATION: The days that are still to come are the wisest witnesses. WILL: I, Cynthia Johnson, will my roosters to Mike Hanks. Cheerleader 4g Pep Club 3,4g Volleyball 4g Chorus 3,4, Sextet 3,45 FBLA 3g Barnwarming Queen 3: Transferred Junior year from Stranahan High, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. STEVEN DOUGLAS JONES AMBITION: To be a big farmer. WEAKNESS: Hot cars. QUOTATION: If I could think how these my thoughts to leave or think still my thoughts might have good end. WILL: I, Steve Jones, will my ability to drive a truck to Wade Brown. Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball lg FBLA 2, FFA 1,2,3,4. GARY LON KNIGHT AMBITION: To be successful in everything I do. WEAKNESS: Sunflower seeds and L.S.H. QUOTATION: Things aren't worth doing unless done right. WILL: I, Gary Knight, will my ability to Mike Hanks for he needs all he can get. Football l,2,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4gFFA 1,2,3, 4, Officer 3,4, Star Greenhand 1, Soil, Water Management 3g Chorus 45 Band 1,2,3,4. RICHARD EUGENE MCCORMICK AMBITION: To live until Ican't do things I enjoy. WEAKNESS: Chevys QUOTATION: Life is like a pop can with its ups and downs. WILL: I, Richard McCormick, will my ability to ride a motor- cycle to Mr. T. CButchJ Football 1,2,3,4, All-League defensive and offensive end 3,4g Ilgiirskefbglg l1,2,3,4, State Tournament Team 3: Track 1,2,3g A , , , - DOUGLAS BRIAN SMITH AMBITION: To do as little as possible for as long as possible. WEAKNESS: Aluminum cans and ditches. QUOTATION: Blessed is he who expects nothing for he shall never be disappointed. WILL: I, Doug Smith, will my ability to drive during adverse conditions to Jim Joonas. gootibiall 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,4g Track 3,4g FFA l,2,3,4g an . RONNIE LEE STEPHENS AMBITION: To do the best in life. WEAKNESS: Weekends: out on the town. QUOTATION: Life is like a kegg it soon runs lout. WILL: I, Ronnie Stephens, will my ability to leave teachers' tires alone to Mike Hanks CHossJ Football 1,23 Basketball 1gTraok 35 FFA l,2,3,4, Wood- working Award 3. allies GLENN RUSSELL WHITE AMBITION: To be a professional basketball player. WEAKNESS: Pizza Place and summer dances. QUOTATION: Life is a series of boxesg open them one at a time. WILL: I, Russell White, will my Chevy Impala to L.H.S. as a historical shrine. Basketball l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4g Band 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4. NANCY LEIGH ZINK AMBITION: To become another Amy Vanderbilt. WEAKNESS: Coke and Mr. Pringles QUOTATION: People who dig into other people 's background should look into their own! WILL: I, Nancy Zink, will my ability to not get caught skip- ping school to Jim Joonas. Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sextet 2,3,4, Mixed Ensemble l, Solo 3,4g FBLA 2,3,4g Volleyball 43 Band 1,2,3, Twirler 2,3, Pompom 2,35 Y-Teens 1,2g Pep Club 1. Mrs. Marjorie Sheeley, Co-Sponsor SENIOR PLA YS HERCULES NIGHT 0UT Nelson . . . Steve Houser, Wilbur Max- Gerald . . . CraigEl1is, Connie Maxwell Gary Knight, Mrs. Maxwell . . . . . . Sharon Miller, Mr. Maxwell . . . hia Johnson, Betty Lou Maxwell . . . Nancy Earl Rice. ' C ONS OLA TI UN . TinaFleming,Mrs. Tillie Frisby . . .b Miss VirginiaCast1e . . . Sharon Miller, Johnson, Mrs. Wilson Andrews . . . Con- Miss Mabel Manning, Nancy Zink. Evans. HAPPY ANNIVERSAR Y Louise . . . Tina Fleming, Madge Hartop . . . Gail Evans, Peter Hartop . . . Gail Benton. NN UAL S TAFF Tina Fleming Randy Hanks Cynthia Johnson Gail Evans, Senior Editor Gai1 Benton, Edifgr Cindy Freund Gary Knight Cynthia Johnson 1..- ...r,.t.... -..... .naw ...,. ...W Annual Staff members held a soup sup- per to help cover the expense of print- ing the books this year. Mrs. Edwards, Sponsor collegiate plant at Kansas City and learned how the annuals are constructed. Steve Houser, Sports Editor I4 L, BEYER MOTOR CO., INC. LEBO COIN-OP LAUNDRY Congratulations Chrysler--Dodge--Plymouth THE LEBO ENTERPRISE Dale Spielman Lebo, Kansas Special Honors Connie Evans--State Stuco and EL LOBO Editor. Earl Rice--Lions Band and FFA National Band in K.C. Randy Hanks--Sponsored by Lions Club for Ameri- can Legion Boys' State of Kansas and is going back as a sponsor of 1973. Doug Smith--Sponsored by the American Legion for the American Legion Boys' State-of Kansas. Gail Evans--Sponsored by American Legion Auxil- iary for Girls' State. SNAPSHO TS DEAN KNIGHT HY-WAY SMITH'S FINA Oil Company Cafe--Lebo Service 2563205 Ph. 256-4040 or 256-9975 Connie Evans--Student Council Leadership Award Baccalaureate Sunday Evening, May 20, 1973 Eight 0'Clock Sunday Evening, May 20, 1973 Eight o'c1ock Candlelighting 'Clair De Lune . . . . . Lebo School Band Processional Pomp and Circumstance . . . Lebo School Band Invocational ........... . Rev. Patrick Freeman Lift Thine Eyes .... .... G irls Sextet One God ........ ..... N ancy Zink Sermon, The Last Hurd1e .......... . Rev. Patrick Freeman Praise Ye The Lord of Hosts, You're Goin Reap . .... Mixed Chorus Benediction ................ . Rev. Patrick Freeman Recessional Pomp and Circurnstancen . . . Lebo School Band Earl Rice--Presentation of NRGTC Scholarship to K.U. Elvin Sergeant and Mrs. Norris-- Presentation of Annual Dedicatitaf The candlelighters were Sharon Miller, Linnie Harper, Londa Knight and Gail Kimball. Commencement Monday Evening, May 21, 1973 Candlelighting Clair De Lune . . . . . . Lebo School Band Processional Pomp and Circumstancen . . National Anthem ......... Invocation ...... Trumpet Duet Duos . Cherish .... . . Salutatory Address. . . Walk Hand in Hand . . Valedictory Address .... I Believe , Ha1ls of Ivy . . Aubrey ........ . . HonorsandAwards . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lebo School Band . . . . . . . Lebo School Band . . . . Reverend Patrick Freeman Steve Huddleston and Robert Gould . . . . . . . .Lebo School Band . . . . Gail Benton . Junior Girls Sextet . . . .Steve Houser , Senior Girls Sextet . . . Gail Benton . . . . . .Lebo Faculty Climin' Up the Mountain , All Too Soon . . . . . . . Mixed Chorus Presentation of Diplomas . . . . . . . . . . Evan Ellis and Don Smith Valedictorian Steve Houser Salutatorian-- Gail Benton dleston and Robert Gould Trumpet Duet, Steve Hud- Aubrey Gail Benton Senior naps Concessions nazi, Carnival Office Practice FFA His tory? Science CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE COMPANY PATRONS MUTUAL INSURANCE of Kansas Best Dependable Service Building solid growth through better service Grange Members John H. Lewis--Lebo 256-4611 E I UR TRIP use us an We made it! Racin' around YEELCOMS- A T- ' if ' NI SEHICQSN: Sponsors Bus Drivers ymgff gi 1' s il Swimming Fishing? Heading Home Resting SENIURS 573 BACK ROW: Steve Jones, Randy Hanks, Connie Evans, Cynthia Johnson. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Stephens, Tony Botkin, Earl Rice, Debra Botkin, Richard McCormick, Mike Booth, Russell White. SECOND ROW: Gail Ben- It was the glorious fall of '61--a brand new era had just begun. The school bell rang--the walls bulged wide When twenty-five beginners rushed inside. They looked at their teacher with a toothless grin, Then at each other when she said, Let's begin. They struggled with sounds from A through Z. They learned to count 1-2-3- Writing the letters was no easy task, and learn to read--they accomplished at last. The year was so filled with joys to share, the time flew by quickly and they climbed the first stair Their footsteps were tiny--they all looked so small As they entered their new room at the end of the hall. More drilling, more learning, mastering word after word And before they realized, they had entered the third, Fourth, fifth, sixth--the years seemed to fly Then twenty-two happy youngsters entered Junior High. ton, Doug Smith, Debra Carr, Chris Combes, Gary Knight, Mrs. Norris. FRONT ROW: Nancy Zink, Gail Evans, Cindy Freund, Tina Fleming, Steve Houser, Craig Ellis. Parties, cheerleaders, ball games or test Whatever the challenge, they gave it their best. Two more years of study, two years to progress Then the grade teachers wished them, the Best. E Just four years ago they wished high school would begin And twenty-four little freshmen did enter in. All sorts of privileges they believed to be theirs Until they met the teachers face to face on the stairs. Now things will be different, they're leaving the nest, And the dear, faithful teachers have earned a rest. They are sending them out to a world of confusion Hoping each will settle in a field of good choosing. School days have been grand! Things were such fun! Now the solo flights have just begun. May the sailing be pleasant, and clouds just a few To make beautiful tomorrows for each one of you. Written by Nadine Lowman BNDERCLASSIVIEN ..,. v, ..' , -...1 -- - -- Juniors OFFICERS: Mrs. Edwards, co-sponsor, Gail Kimball, presidentg Linnie Harper, vice-presidentg Londa Knight, secretaryg Joyce Hutchinson, STUCOQ Sharon Miller, treasurer: Mr. Owens, sponsor. FOOD SALE CHRISTMA S ASSEMBLY DAVIES GARDEN CENTER KNIGHT BUILDERS WM, GRIMMETT MASONRY 4 1601 Prairie Lebo Brick-Block-Stone Emporia Ph. 256-3542 We Specialize in Fireplaces Ph. 256-3343 Lebo Tonya Dowell Howard Freerksen Susan Gould Linnie Harper Leon House Joyce Hutchinson Jim Joonas Rex Kellum Gail Kimball Londa Knight Cheryl McCormick Sharon Miller Danny O'Neal Rhonda Smith C. L. Stallard Kara Sullivan 4 Linnie Harper, Eve Masong Rhonda Smith, Mrs. Lumpkinsg Rex Kell- um, Truck Driverg Kara Sullivan, Alice. Junior Play 6'Brother Goose Sharon Miller, Peggy Winke1:C. Sharon Miller, Peggy L. Stallard, Jeff Adamsg Londa Knight, Lenore. Joyce Hutchinson Hya clnth Kara Sullivan, Tonya Dowell, Mrs. Masong Joyce Hutchinson, Hy- Alice acinthg Gail Kimball, Carolg Howard Freerksen, Wesleyg Susan Gould, Mrs. Trimmer. Danny O'Neal, Leon Honse Stage Crew Cheryl McCormick Promptnr Jim Joonas, Rex Kellum HA Toast To pringv 'YV Jr. Sr. Prom PROGRAM Spirit of thanks ...... Sharon Miller girls who served as wait- Pleased to Have You .... Gail Kimball Freshman boys who were waiters Right Happy to Come .... Gail Benton In the Crystal Ball . . . Joyce Hutchinson Notes by the Flower Children . . . . . Girls Sextette Gamboling on the lvories . . . . . . Gail Kimball Toast . . . . .Reverend Freeman A rose decorated gazebo was the Miniature gazebos were table een- Guests entered through a lighted center of interest. ter-pieces. heart-shaped doorway. M if f , H .,, ' 'vw , I, .,.o. 4 . ' GN .Emp Juniors at work preparing for prom. Q OPH OM ORE S OFFICERS: Dennis Polson, sponsorg Gay O'Neal, president: Sherie Small, vice-president: Mary Linhart, secretaryg Galen Freund, treasurerg Bill Allegre, STUCO. BECKER PROPANE JONES FUNERAL HOME LEBO LUMBER AND HARDWARE 256-2700 Lebo Roy and Helen Jones Jack and Beulah Benedict Fred and Jean Rowley 256-3195 256-3111 Lebo Bill Allegra Laurie Brown Tom Carlton Larry Criqui Chrystal Evans Galen Freund Bill Goodwin Mike Hanks Billy House Mary Linhart Gay O'Neal Sherie Small John Smith Connie Spatz Twila Stewart Kenneth Wright DEAN BUSBOOM O'NEAL MILK HAULING Agricultural Lime Spreading Grade A or C Also Fertilizers Surplus and Degrade 28 Ph. 256-3405 Lebo Ph. 256-3055 Lebo FRE HMEN OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Mr. Knudsen, sponsor, Pat Cornbes, secretary, Vern George, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Steve Joonas, vice-president, Neva Carlton, STUCO, Jim Edwards, president. i INI T IA TION Phillip Bailey Wade Brown Neva Carlton P at Combes Kenneth Dorksen quot picturedj Jim Edwards Vern George Rodney Gould Rex Grimmett Rose Henry Rick Houser Sheri Hulshoff Steve Ioonas Joyce Linsey Charles Mayfield Jerry Shunk Mike Small Dale Smith Robert Stephens Ruth Sullivan Mike Teeter Stephanie Thorne Benny Wood 4 Wswg . Agfw ,gf, Z A- ,W . S! H fi Y. Q ,W-. E uf had 2 E WSE E iii Z. R aw' f 1, .M 4-TZ' Ty-M rwzi - O I I E 1. -1g SQ ! , Q W. ,. - 1, X, A ,x LJVW - ' 'ffl T V -AJ L l O1 'L 5 D Q li , i ' ' X, ' - K 1 .,! ,! ,ff -1 -,ff Q 4 A .X , , X 4. 3 .N 227 Q '-sm-M 3' , ffjg .. J.. 1T 'v' 1-.. .. . an gn , . c .p- 'Tl Vx In 4 ,- 'X S 2? 4. L -yds' L I r 4 X 4 ,. ,x , . E rg J-f3'l, ' IA, l 11 6' FOOTBALL BACK ROW! Gary Knight. TOITI Caflwfl. Vern Gefirge, Grimmett, Larry Criqui, Wade Brown, Steve Houser, John Smith, Richard McCormick, Earl Rice, Doug Smith, Benton, Jerry Teichgraeber--Head Coach. FRONT Rodney Gould--Trainer, Mike Small, Jerry Shunk, Rick Randy Hanks, Howard Freerksen, Mike Booth, C. L. Stal- Houser, Jim Edwards, Steve Joonas, Benny Wood, Steve lard. SECOND ROW: Tom Owens--Line Coach, Billy Honse, Robert Stephens, Dale Smith, Bill Allegre, Rex Jones, Jim Joonas, Tony Botkin, Mike Teeter--Trainer. ' Heins HALF c I STATISTICS M A , f' W Varsity 5-4 Lebo Opponents V 6 Pomona O I 28 Waverly O 6 Madison 32 tl 0 Lyndon 49 P 4, 12 Melvern 0 JF If-25,3 K 32 Williamsburg 26 .mana up YBIII MHC! 0 Burlin ame 17 pid' fb , P f -fo f -f 8 u R4 s Gridley 20 Rc:-J' 5-55+ Icy? 18 Northern Heights 0 6 0 U U 13-0 If,-Q ,I I THE STATE BANK OF LEBO Member FDIC S---A' a . 4 3.-544 BU 31 -'C 1551! 1 TI . 1 I 5 T J if n,., TJ 1 ii Wg.w ,+.1,T 'r Y . fl? SI 33 73 QL' ,R T 16 , , i --J 1 I I lv. 2 V .S -Q Q1 ...I-...- I I 25 H0 -v , if T. ..L.. --1-....-i.....,..... ..B ..,,.....,f...MwV , . 1 S 2 . -1-.--.-4........,. A i n J 'T ' W...-.,...,M5....m gf I ' N 3 .,....I'f'. HOME C OMING Chrystal Evans, Tony Botkin Linnie Harper, Richard McCormick C999 Linda Evans crowning 1973 Queen. Homecoming Queen, Debra Carr Homecoming King, Steve Houser Julie Calvey, gift bearer Roger Gould, crown bearer Sharon Miller, Gail Benton Cmdy Freund, Doug Smith I Q 35 BA SKE TBALL FRESHMEN: BACK ROW: Jim Edwards, Rex Grimmett, Robert Stephens, Mike Small, Rodney Gould. FRONT ROW: Rick Houser, Benny Wood, Wade Brown, Steve Joonas, Dale Smith, Jerry Shunk. A-TEAM: BACK ROW: Coac Teichgraeber, Richard lvlc- Cormick, Mike Booth, I-Iowar Freerksen, Earl Rice, Doug Smith, Randall Hanls. FRONT ROW: C. L. Stallard, Gail Benton, Gary Knight, Russell White, Craig Ellis. B-TEAM: BACK ROW: Robe Stephens, Jim Joonas, Tom Carlton, John Smith, C. L. Stallard, Bill Allegre, Coach Donald. FRONT ROW: Galen Freund, Jim Edwards, Rex Grimrnett, Wade Brown, Steve Joonas, Dale Smith. SMITI-I'S SHOP ALLEGRE-REXALL Portable Welding Service Prescription 85 Veterinary Service Ph. 256-3925 Lebo Stover's Chocolates Ph. 256-2615 Lebo LETTERMEN Randy Hanks Richard McCormick--All League Doug Smith SCORES A-TEAM Lebo Opponent 66 29 Madison 30 59 49 Burlingame 37 46 LeRoy 36 f37 69 Waverly 63 39 Gridley 32 34 Pomona 39 Lebo Russell White 69 Quenemo 41 45 Gail Benton 57 Melvern 39 30 50 Gridley 24 28 A-'37 Osage City 63 49 , 54 Williamsburg 63 51 54 Waverly 37 40 , 24 Lyndon 62 59 53 Pomona 36 31 '45 Northern Heights 48 31 59 Hartford 58 46 League Tourney 41 56 Quenemo 33 30 46 Burlingame 36 36 45 Williamsburg 37 37 C. L. Stallard 46 50 Craig Ellis District Tourney Strong City 57 Olpe 45 Regional Tourney Wakefield 46 B-TEAM Opponent Madison 50 Burlingame 37 LeRoy 36 Waverly 61 Gridley 35 Pomona 28 Quenemo 25 Melvern 42 Gridley 39 Osage City 61 Williamsburg 33 Waverly 44 Lyndon 53 Pomona 26 Northern Heights 64 Hartford 36 Gary Knight Jim Joonas Earl Rice John Smith 37 Track THIRD ROW: Bill Allegre, Robert Stephens, Tom Carlton, Howard Freerksen, C. L. Stallard Jim Edwards, Tony Botkin, Billy Honse. SECOND ROW: Mike Small, Chuck Mayfield, Rex Grim- mett, Larry Criqui, Rex Kellum, Gail Benton, Steve Houser, Coach Teichgraeber. FRONT ROW: Steve Joonas, Rick Houser, Benny Wood, Mike Teeter, Wade Brown, Jerry Shunk, Dale Smith. THE GRANGER'S LEBO IGA FOOD STORE Co-Operative Association Lebo, Custom Drying and Feed Mixing Ph. 256-2825 Ph. 256-3745, Lebo Lettermen Steve Houser Randy Hanks Tony Botkin Gail Benton C. L. Stallard Tom Carlton Rex Kellum Bill Allegre Howard Freerksen Larry Criqui VOLLE YB LL BACK TO FRONT, Left to Right: Connie Evans, Sheri Cindy Freund' Shargn Miner, Nancy Zink, Cynth .1 Small. Laurie BYOWH' T0f1Ya Dowell, Neva Carlton, Johnson, Joyce Hutchinson, Connie Spatz. CENTER Gail Kimball, Ruth Sullivan, Stephanie Thome, Coach Barbara Bggth, Mary Linhart, Gay O'Neal, Debra Carr, Gail Evans, A-Team B-Team Lebo Opponent Lebo Opponent 13 Pomona 15 15 Pomona 11 15 Waverly 4 15 Waverly 13 3 Gridley 15 15 Gridley 3 11 Melvern 15 11 Melvern 15 0 Quenemo 15 15 Quenemo 10 Tournament Tournament 4 Melvern 15 15 Waverly 6 15 Quenerno 13 15 Burlingame '7 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Osage City, Kansas RED X PHARMACY 624 Commercial Emporia, Kansas FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Stub Eaton Burlington, Kansas Girls Track Cynthia Johnson, Gail Evans Gail Kimball, Cheryl MCC0Y1T1iCk BACK ROW: Laurie Brown, Sherie Small, Chrystal Evans, Tonya Dowell, Gail Kimball, Miss Booth. SECOND ROW: Ruth Sullivan, Gay O'Nea1, Rhonda Smith, Mary Linhart, Joyce Hutchinson, Sheri Hulshoff. FRONT ROW: Joyce Linsey, Neva Carlton, Stephanie Thorne, Gail Evans, Cynthia Johnson, Cheryl McCormick. The following girls lettered for track. Lebo took the 440 relay team to the Regional track meet at Manhattan. Sherie Small, Gay O'Neal , as ,V 1 s r , I - . ,T . I, S - in L I t it fmt Neva Carlton, Stephanie Thorne Joyce Linsey, Miss Booth Relay team LEBO GRAIN CO., INC. SLEEZER'S BARBER SHOP DAVID M. LOHMEYER Feed Seed Lebo Plowing-Cultivating Grain Fertilizer DiSCinS C0mbinin8 Lebo 256-3935 Planting-Apply Anhydrous Lebo 256-5225 Athletws i 1st place League Basketball Trophy Weight lifting machines Freshmen girls Physical Education--Bowling Freshmen girls Physical Education--trampoline League Football Trophy Senior boys with trophies won in 6 years 7 UP-DR. PEPPER-PEPSI-COLA PEPSILCOLA BOTTLING CO. OF EMPORIA, INC. 2812 West 12th P.O. Box 1063 13161342-1252 ACTIVITIES 4,1 v N -sl 'J ll K I .gy , .agp-,N, fe 'SS '51 Q KQV a BA D STANDING: Mr. Knudsen, Howard Freerksen, Gary Knight. BACK ROW: Torn Carltoi Steve Joonas, C. L. Stallard, Londa Knight, Gail Benton. SECOND ROW: Mary Linhart, Joyce Hutchinson, Kara Sullivan, Susan Gould. FRONT ROW: Laurie Brown, Tina Fleming Pat Combes, Linnie Harper, Debra Carr. BAND COUNCIL: BACK ROW: Mr. Knudsen, Tom Carlton, Dale Smith, Galen Freund. SUMMER BAND CAMP: Neva Carlton, TRQMBQNE QUARTET5 jim Edwarg FRONT ROW: Debra Carr, Joyce Hutchinson, Marlin Benton, Vern George, Steve Dale Smith, Vern George, Mike Kara Sullivan, Tina Fleming, Neva Carlton. Joonas, Jim Edwards. Small, STRAWN STATE BANK BOYCE INSURANCE New Strawn, Kansas Insurance of all kinds New Strawn, Kansas Rex Kellum, Bill Allegre. BACK ROW: Gail Kimball, Benny Woods, Chrystal Evans, Earl Rice. SEC- ROW: Rodney Gould, Galen Freund, Mike Small, Vern George, Dale Smith, Jim Edwards. FRONT ROW: Dowell, Stephanie Thorne, Neva Carkon, John Smith. QHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD: TRUMPET TRIO: Gail Benton, WOODWIND TRIO: Stephanie arl Rice Londa Knight, C. L. Stallard Thorne, Pat Combes, Neva Carl- ton DRUM MAJOR: Earl Rice MAJOR- TWIRLERS: Susan Gould, Kara Sullivan, Stephanie ORGANIST: John Smith ETTE3 Joyce Hutchinson Thorne, Pat Combes GARRISON MUSIC STORE HONDA AND YAMAHA OF EMPORIA CRUMB TYPEWRITER Complete Music Service 324 Commercial 1121 Commercial Emporia, Kansas Emporia, Kansas Emporia, Kansas CH OR ill BACK ROW: Mary Linhart, Tina Fleming, Stephanie Johnson, Cindy Freund, Nancy Zink, Sharon Mille Thorne, Tonya Dowell, Gail Kimba11.THIRD ROW: Joyce Hutchinson. FRONT ROW: Connie Spatz. Sher Linnie Harper, Debra Carr, Gail Evans, Rhonda Smith, Hulshoff, Ruth Sullivan, Gay O'Neal, Neva Carlton, Kara Sullivan, Sherie Small. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Susan Gould. READERS THEATER presentation of A Christmas Promise . LEFT SOLOISTS: Nancy Zink, C. L. Stall- TO RIGHT: Cynthia Johnson, Gail Evans, Sharon Miller, Gary ard, Joyce Hutchinson, Gail Benton, Knight, Craig Ellis, Earl Rice. Sharon Miller. ROW: Connie Evans, Phillip Bailey, Rick Houser, Stallard, Gail Benton, Steve Houser. FRONT ROW: Gould, Pat Combes, THIRD ROW: Londa Knight, Twila Stewart, Jim Edwards, Benny Wood, Steve Joonas, Evans, Russell White, Gary Knight, Tony Bot- Dale Smith, Galen Freund. Jin, Jerry Shunk, Tom Carlton, Bill Allegre, C. L. JUNIOR SEXTET: Linnie Harper, Gail Kimball, Susan Gould, Londa Knight, Joyce Hutchinson, Sharon Miller. SENIOR SEXTET: Cynthia Johnson, Gail Evans, Cindy Freund, Nancy Zink, Debra Carr, Connie Evans. lRELAND'S SHOE REPAIR ROBINSON AMBULANCE GEO, GROH AND SONS, INC 422 Commercial SERVICE 325 COII1I'r1e1'Cia1 Emporia Ph. 342-3113 Ph. 316-342-7576 Emporia Emporia T DE TCOUNCIL BACK ROW: Steve Ioonas, Neva Carlton, Russell Linnie Harper, secretary, Randy Hanks, vice-president White, Earl Rice, Connie Evans, Sherie Small, Londa Sharon Miller, president, Bill Allegre, treasurer. Knight, Craig Ellis, Joyce Hutchinson. FRONT ROW: CHRIS TMAS DEC ORA TI ONS lst Place 2nd Place 3rd Place RIVERSIDE GARDENS BURNS BODY SHOP CRAWFORD FURNITURE CO. 210 S. Lawrence Auto Glass a Specialty Furniture and Carpet Emporia 342-5457 107 Commercial Street Emporia Emporia 'Playing games Christmas is a fun time for the dent Council. Santa Claus vis- with Chrystal Evans and with l Benton and Stephanie Thorne. 1 ffm. , . -xi . ' A Inna! wi ? in KW I .. ' 'fi J EL! K 11 Allegre, Joyce Hutchinson, Connie Evans, and Sherie Student Council Elections play a major part in the nall attended the Student Council Work Shop in Emporia learning process of the new Student Council, 1ere students from the state of Kansas gather to share ideas. BENNER-WILLIAMS, INC. WICKS FLOWER SHOP Home Furnishers Flowers Delivered Anywhere Osage City-Emporia-Ottawa 528-South Fifth Osage City, 528-3126 3 Y 4 ,E .1 .. 'K .ir ' Q: V X . 1:3 2.4 23 Lx af qw H ' 5 1 3 5 ,pt liggyzr RQ, wx W, ,wgqq V,5 k'g , A ig -w- 1 x 1.. Zx if If ,f 3 H, , W Ali . Inv, xi , Rpm 14, H' 'wg31,f- H e 3 FQ N if E 4 V xg !,, fx 23,3-igsv' Li ' M, as iff 4 ik S ,AE W x v 11+ ' 5' 1' fx , ,Q gg f -1. . 4 Q lf Q 35 if 2 .ew- ' i ' sri Y ' V 5 . . 2 -as A xvxw 5 L 1 Q xl'h4'AL 2,5 5 Ei , . 'E ,b I X ' 'T' if Q FP State Winners TEAM: First Place: Bill Allegre, Thorne, Randy Hanks, Gail Benton, Sherie CURRENT EVENTS TEAM: Fifth Place: Craig Ellis, Galen Freund, Leon House, Bill Allegre. WINNERS. Sherie Small, lst General Business: Bill Allegre, 5th in Jsiness Math. Nancy Zink, 5th in Eco- SPELLING TEAM: Second Place: Susan Gould, Leon nmics qnot picturedj. Honse, Chris Combes. r. Owens and the Parliamentary Team will repre- W'ho's Who in FBLA: Connie Evans, Gail nt Kansas at the National FBLA Convention in Benton, Cindy Freund, Craig Ellis. 'ashington D.C., June 16-20. Mr. FBLA: Fourth Place, Gail Benton. Speech Class ne Acts Spirit ..... Ruth Williams . Joan Collins . . John Spencer . . Carol Morse . . Mr. Morse . . . Jack Spencer . . Marge Covington A Page Of Destmy . . Gail Benton Cynthia Johnson . Sharon Miller . . Gary Knight . Gail Evans . Craig Ellis . . Earl Rice . . Nancy Zink True Blue And Trusted John. . . Bob . . . George . Marc . . Mother fMrs. Lackamoneyj . . . Nancy Zink Lily Lackamoney ....... Gail Evans Grandmama Lackamoney . . Cynthia Johnson J. Tamarack Gargle ....... Earl Rice Maxine Mascarra . . . . . Sharon Miller Col. Beauregard . . . . Craig Ellis Balderdash Trustworthy . . . . Gail Benton Reverend . ...... . . Gary Knight I Men Played Cards As Women Do . . Gary Knight . . Gail Benton . Craig Ellis . . Earl Rice FOSTER LUMBER 84 SUPPLY CO, New Strawn Build Better For Less Ph. 364-2102 LEBO GARAGE Complete Service Jim Williams, Owner Ph. 256-4232 K ayettes BACK ROW: Sheri Hulshoff, Mary Linhart, Rhonda Smith, Pat Combes, Sharon Miller, Mrs. Morgan. SECOND ROW: Cheryl McCormick, Chrystal Evans, Connie Evans, Gail Kimball, Stephanie Thorne, Neva Carlton. FRONT ROW: OFFICERS: Linnie Harper, secretary, Tonya Dowell, vice-president: Kara Sullivan, presidentg Joyce Hutchinson, song leaderg Londa Knight, STUCOg Susan Gould, trea- surer. F Daisy Day Caroling and Christmas party afterward Kayettes earned money by keeping a nursery during the football and basketball season. HOLLOWAY IEWELERS POUNDS FABRICS, INC. JONES DAIRY A 523 Commercial Fabrics, Patterns, Notions ' Grade A Pasteurized Products Emporia Emporia 420 Market Osage City. Ph. 528-1551 53 HOME ECO OMICS V C -, ' iiliiaewhil V, ,gil , v Connie Evans Freshman Party Crisco Award r .a- ' x I 1 K3-f rt .-Qv 1 1 'za na n , M5-NP' sw, ,, xy a E Freshman Project-- Sophomore Cookie House Sophomore Dinn Stuffed Toys ' - 1 Sophomore Dinner S T YLE REVIEW Conme Evans Betty Crocker Award emcee--For Style Show Connie Evans and Cindy Freund 'W-fu.. C d s C A lisa 4 ' u 5 . n yr E Style Revue Joyce Hutchinson LOHCI-21 Knight Tonya Dowell Linnie Harper Kara Sullivan Susan Gould Gail Kimball Cheryl McCormick RhOI1C1a Smith Sh-Erie Small Freshmen Girls . Q ' V . 49? . l V ' A no ,ge lo Q Sophomore Girls Q P P CLUB BACK ROW: Ruth Sullivan, Rhonda Smith, Cheryl McCormick, Neva Carl- ton, Gail Kimball, Sheri Hulshoff, Twila Stewart, Connie Spatz. Tl-HRD ROW: Connie Evans, Gay O'Nea1, Sherie Small, Joyce Hutchinson, Mary Linhart, Joyce Linsey. SECOND ROW: Tonya Dowell, Sharon Miller, STUCOg Londa Knight, president: Susan Gould, vice-president, Pat Combes, Stephanie Thorne, Kara Sullivan, secretary- treasurer. FRONT ROW: Chrystal Evans, Cindy Freund, Cynthia Johnson, Gail Evans, Linnie Harper, Debra Carr, Miss Booth, Sponsor. PEP SKI TS Winning Spirit Poster Homecoming Week Athletic Banquet and Lucille Wise, Debra Carr, Miss Spirit Steve Houser, Trackman of the fan of the year year award, presented by Pat Freeman 41853 MSM! -...I Head table Russell White, C. L. Stallard, Steve Houser, attended the FCA camp at Estes Park. Connie Evans, Outstanding Pep Bill Allegre, Steve Houser, C. Club member L. Stallard, Howard Freerksen, Head, Debra Carrg Chrystal Evans, went to Manhattan for the Re- Freund, Cynthia Johnson, Linnie Harper, Gail gional track meet. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA I ,I BACK ROW: Vern George, Danny O'Nea1, Richard Mc- Teeter, Rick Houser, Steve Joonas, Wade Brown, Chuck Cormick, Howard Freerksen, Leon Honse, Michael Mayfield, Jerry Shunk, Galen Freund, Benny Wood, t Booth. Earl Rifle. Tony BOIkiI1. Billy Honse, John Cynthia Johnson--Chapter Sweetheart, Jim Edwards, Smith, Kenny Wright, Phillip Bailey. SECOND ROW: Ruth Sullivan, Rodney Gould, Rex Grimmett. FIRST Gail Benton, Doug Smith, Mike Hanks, Rex Kellum, RQW: Mr, Pglsgn, Adviser: Craig Ellis' STUCQ: Ronnie Stephens, Kenneth Dorksen, Tom Carlton, Gary Knight. reporter-3 Randy Hanks, vice -president: Mike Small, RObSrt Stephens, SYISVG 101193. Larry Steve Houser, presidentg Jim Joonas, secretary: C. L. Criqlli, Bi11GO0dWil1. THIRD ROW: Dale Sl'1'1i.Ih, Mike Stallard. treasurer: Russell White, Sentinel, BARN WARMIN G Q fl F' s Candidate Londa Knight Sharon Miller--FFA Sweetheart Sc Steve 85 Sharon, C. L. Stallard 85 Earl Rice President Steve Houser Londa Knight, Chrys Evans 35 Leon District Honse, Neva Carlton 85 Tony Bot- ing Contest kin A COFFEY CO. VETERINARY CLINIC HAAS FORD R, M. SNYDER D.V.M. 117 South 4th Street Burlington 364-2143 Burlington Stephens, Dairy Russell White, Crops Gail Benton, DeKalb Awafdg District dairyg 2nd Public speaking in Extemporaneousg Na- District FFA Band Rice, Electricity, speaking, lst in Senior division Smith and Richard Shop awards Vern George, Greenhand on Davies and Elvin Sergeant, Honorary Chapter Gary Knight, Record book: Ag. mechanics Steve Houser, Soil and water conservation C. L. Stallard, Livestock 1 Randy Hanks, Star Chapter Farmerg State Farmer Awardg Home Improvement 2 Q Craig Ellis, Wood- working Mike Hanks, Farm safety armers Ag. boys cleaning up after banquet STUDE T TEACHERS Jim Piper Social Science Irma Winter English Steven Mcllvain Business Judy Shoemaker First Grade Jack Sterratt Business Pat Peterson Home Economics Jerry Paxson Science Dave Katzenmeier Physical Education PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK PLAZA THEATER CALDWELL IMPLEMENT Burlington Burlington Burlington F.D.I.C. Insured Movies for the John Deere Farm Entire Family Equipn' ent 'Q QMERS QF , OR GANIZA TI 0 PROJECTS The Future Farmers of America was very active in the 1972-'73 school year. The money- making projects included the sale of insulated vests and co-sponsoring, along with David Loh- meyer, the trap shoots held during the fall. Picking up trash, putting up street signs for the city, and selling concessions at Frankie Wise's sale were some more of the F,F.A. 's numer- ous activities. The Future Farmers also added three more 3rd place trophies to their collec- S The F F A have won seven trophies in the last two years. The most hilarious activity was sponsoring the Donkey :ball game I 1: 'U - ff Z-H .Ji The Kayette motto is Love, Laugh, Lift. Through numerous projects of sharing with each other and with people who needed help, the Kayette girls learned a little more about leadership, reliability, courtesy, respect and service. Kayettes camped out, collected for the Kansas Children's Service League, adopted an Indian family, provided a football games nursery and sponsored an all school Valentine's party. They at- tended unit conference at Williamsburg and sent officers to regional conference at Cherokee Southeast. Two girls attended Leadership Camp at Rock Springs in the summer in preparation for their second 1000-point year. s The FBLA chapter started the year by sponsoring a Halloween Parade for pre-schoolers through fourth ' 'mam 5 ? A U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA H? Ax . , P 7 W grade. Two prizes were given to each class. The chapter sponsored a Walkathon in November and raised dollars for the March of Dimes fight against birth defects. The FBLA chapter of Lebo was repre- sented very well at the Regional Convention February 10 and at the State Convention March 29-30, where they won many outstanding awards. Lebo's parliamentary procedure team will represent Kansas at the National Convention in Washington D.C. in June. The Chapter ended the year by sponsoring the Easter egg hunt and Easter Hat Contest for the lower elementary students. It was enjoyed by all. The Student Council's main function is to be a service to the student body and community. This year the Council thinks they have succeeded in both cases. The 13 members of the Council and two students from the student body collected for Jerry Lewis's, Shamrocks for Dystrophy. The Council collected S116 for this cause. As a learning aid for the Council Joyce Hutchinson, Connie Evans, Bill Allegre, and Sherie Small attended a Student Council workshop for leadership. Student Council sponsored a Christmas party with an old-fashioned hay rack ride and a dance afterwards. Gifts from the exchange were given to the Salvation Army. Council held a STUCO day to find out how the students felt about Council and ways it ould improve. Many students deserve to be recognized for the hard work on projects and in organizations. Student Council alt they should be awarded for their leadership. A student of the year award was presented to the boy and girl who had one a great deal for our school this year. 61 3 X7 X T Q .4-.' Ai- in ' . Nxwf -f -ERT 'N-vf N... :K---..w' SN-ff... -.... '-' ww: 3 -.-,f N .-. ww-fx '--.,,,, 353,11 N -LM W... -5- 15 ... .....K' ff n -eg '33- 7 1-.1 STN' 5 'Ss 71? Ni' 'L www' W' 5' ' fn .W li ' K , s X 3 E E' S ii I s s S ,I v .. ,SQ W 3 553' 'Rs X , , . ' PWS ' ' vl'lg X, , , s -1.3, K Y 5 Wt RN, 1 ,W , New ji' S if ik gi' A Q ELEMENTARY EI GH TH GRADE BACK ROW: Mary Goodwin, Julie Craft, Bill Smith, Dean ROW: Cindy Richmond, Carol Linsey, Carol Sue Honse, Mike Thorne, Neil Wright, Mr. Donald. FIRST Tom Freerksen, Marlin Benton, Rick Scott, Pat Freeman. SE VEN TH GRADE BACK ROW: Connie Sullivan, Cathy Hoffman, Alicia Hanks, Scott Smith, Bruce Wright, Scott Booth, Mrs. Sergeant, Stacey Onek, Linda Brown, Bill Edwards, Danny ker. FRONT ROW: Connie Harper, Chris Knight, Grace Laws, Don Wood, James Bechtel. SECOND ROW: Donna Kellum, David Teeter. Criqui, Pam Davies, Darla Stallard, Darla Stewart, Doug EMPORIA GAZETTE BERG Sc FROST PHARMACY Emporia 625 Commercial 1009 W. 12th Emporia A r I L MEMORIES OF CAROL SUE THOMAS NOVEMBER 6 1959 JANUARY 13 1973 so quiet and kind always doing her share her quietness and sense of humor considerate and shy was really mee all the time she was everyone s friend her trying to make people happy when they weren't too happy would help anyone who was having troubleg intelligent . she never made fun of anyone who made a mistake that was obvious to everyone' she was loyal and would do anything you asked her she could make you laugh when you were sad an outstanding leader in our class shy with words but overflowing with enthusiasm and desire she expressed her kindness through her actions rather than through her words 9 9 in . . n D 9 ' ll -. . . she always came up with the answers I It ' ll -Carol's Classmates JR. HIGH PEP CLUB BACK ROW: Cathy Hoffman, Stacey Onek, Kellum, Mrs. Becker. FRONT ROW: Julie Mary Goodwin, Alicia Sergeant, Linda Craft, Connie Harper, Carol Linsey, Darla Brown. SECOND ROW: Donna Criqui, Stallard. Pamela Davies, Darla Stewart, Grace CHEERLEADERS Carol Linsey, Connie Harper Darla Stallard, Julie Craft NBwsoME's LAKEVIEW CAFE DAYHOFF ELEVATOR, INC. DeBAUN INTERNATIONAL' INC Purina Chows-Grain-Feed-Seed 424 Market MOTEL 85 STATION Fertilizers-Ammonia Osage City 1311-523 -4121 364-2683 New Strawn Osage City--Ph-528 -4632, 528 -4631 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL A-Team Q10 -OJ bo V Opponent '7 LeRoy 25 6 Waverly 21 6 Madison 23 6 Gridley 15 2 LeRoy 41 5 Waverly 14 8 Madison 32 3 Gridley 12 ague Tournament :1 Waverly 9 0 Madison 31 BACK ROW: Mr. Donald, Marlin Benton, Dean Honse, Mike Thorne. FRONT ROW: Rick Scott, Tom Freerksen, Pat Freeman, Neil Wright. B-Team C5-53 gebo Opponent 18 LeRoy 20 420 Waverly 27 1 24 Madison 15 20 Gridley 17 27 LeRoy 21 12,3 Waverly 14 5-43 Madison 84 20 Gridley 14 eague Tournament 24 Madison 18 22 Waverly 28 BACK ROW: Mr. Donald, Danny Laws, Billy Edwards, Bill Smith, Doug Hanks, James Bechtel. FRONT ROW: Chris Knight, Scott Booth, Keith Wright, Scott Smith, David Teeter. ZSCHEILE MOTOR CO. MARV WITHERS Burlington Pontiac-Buick CQ Zscheile For Chevys Burlington SIX TH GRADE 1 BACK ROW: Mary Marie Smith, Terri Small, Steven Tom Shunk, Chad Onek, David Carlton, FRONT Huddlesrou, Steve Bechtel, John Edwards, Bob Gould, ROW: Laura Wright, Todd Jones, scott Hulshoff, Randy Herzog, Mrs. Crumb. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Small, Brenda Lyman, Julie Linhart, Joline Shaner, Eileen Sullivan. FIFTH GRADE BACK ROW: Danny Calvey, Kenny Thorne, Steph- anie Booth, Chris Huddleston, Christie Knight, Pam Becker, Marla Hanks, Mrs. Lowman. MIDDLE ROW: Gretta Sergeant, Lori Miller, Mary Ann Stephens, Kathy Birnbaum, SEATED: Frances George, Connie Stephens, Michele Davies, Vernon Pope, Eddie Lin- Justin Combes, Eric Freeman, Virgie Heaverin, hart. STRAWN MOTOR PARK PHARMACY CANNON'S MARKET Service Walgreen' Agency Finest in Meats Gas--Oil--Repair--Welding Osage City 201 Commercial Edgar Williamson Emporia FOURTH GRADE BACK ROW: Greg Herzog, Jeff Bailey, Janice Bechtel, sey. FIRST ROW: Marcine Shaner, Todd Newkirk, Glenn Jon Freund, Dennis Honse, Tammy Small, Ellen Loh- Hawkins, Jill Schrader, Pamela Hamman, Brenda meyer, Mrs. Butts. SECOND ROW: Lonnie Smith, Scott Combee, Suzanne Williams, Darla Reimer, not pic Grimmett, Richard Heaverin, Tina Johnson, Vincent tured, Gould, Donna Miller, Rebecca Richmond, Brenda Lin- THIRD GRADE BACK ROW: Mrs. Owens, Jolene Thorne, Robert Bay- nie Smith, Laura Smith, Cindy Hulshoff, Moreene singer, Ronald Linsey, Harold Small, Mark Miller, Hampton, Kenneth Pope. FRONT ROW: Pernell Paulette Lyman, Sandy Birnbaum, Lonnie Standiferd. Combes, Brian Knight, Davanne Lohmeyer, Gerry SECOND ROW: Kellie Spatz, Darlene Stephens, Ron- Buranich, Brad Mullen, Mark Brown. BURLINGTON DAIRY QUEEN BUZZ'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SONIC DRIVE IN Vernon-Frances Fitzgerald 524 Main, Osage City General Auto Repair Phone 528-34325 528-3558 1601 W. 6th Avenue Emporia, Kansas 342-9829 SECOND GRADE BACK ROW: Cheryl Heaverin, Michelle Geary, Steven Sullivan, Tarnmie Gilbert, Todd Smith, Mathew Small, Curtis Sergeant, Shari Standiferd, Landon Onek, Mrs. Burns. SECOND ROW: Peggy Teichgraeber, Elizabeth Goodwin, Shannon Smith, Randall Williams, Bradley Endora Lowrnan. FRONT RO Carla Becker, Sharon Linhar Grimmett, Ricky Hodges, D FIRST GRADE Linsey, John Harper W: Penny Shoemaker, t, Walter Pope, Steve eborah Verlin. BACK ROW: Mark McCormick, Cheryl Rudolph, Lu Ann Horton, Nevonna Hawkins, Gene Linsey Marie Bartley, Donna Smith, Debbie Heaverin, FRONT ROW: Roger Gould, Leslie Teeter, Scott Julie Calvey, Jana Davies, Nancy Herzog, Denise Combes, Bobby Lowman, Janelle Booth, Glenn Carr, Kevin Richmond, Mrs. Norris. SECOND Heaverin, Not Pictured David Potter. ROW: Jessica Davis, Robbie Bailey, Amy Born, COMPLIMENTS OF NORDLING MOTORS A 8: W Drive In BURLINGTON LUMBER GMC Trucks American Motors 306 E. Sixth 8a SUPPLY, INC. Body Sc Fender Work Emporia Osage City KINDER GAR TEN Jarvis, David Botkin, Ronda Miller, Charles Cordell Combes .vid Wylie, Kevin Baysinger, .ristine Verlin, Teri Crouch, Tf Hodges Smith, Randy Miller, Lisa Linsey, Scott Hud- Janel Combes, Susan Evans, Susan Hamman, Larry Boden Gene Bolt, Tammie Orender, Gene Evans, Christine Knudsen, Donnie Polson SPECIAL EDUCA TION Knight- -Bus Driver Ruby Sullivan Sandy Robinson, Bradley Mil- ler, Gene Linsey, Mrs. Daryl Robin Sullivan, Dale Sullivan, JR. HIGH BAND BACK ROW: Chris Knight, Chad Onek, Mike Thorne, Marlin Benton, Danny Laws, Mr. Knudsen, Grace Kellum, Tom Freerksen, Scott Smith, Randy Herzog, Tom Shunk. SECOND ROW: Darla Stallard, Rick Scott, Alicia Sergeant, Pam Davies, Steve Bechtel, Mary Stephens, Gretta Sergeant, Stephanie Booth, Marla Hanks WOODWIND QUARFET: David Carlton, Cathy Hoffman, Bill Edwards, Joline Shaner, Connie Sullivan, Doug Hanks. FRONT ROW: Steve Huddleston, Julie Craft, Robert Gould, Scott Booth, Connie Harper, Carol Thomas, Stacey Onek, Eileen Sullivan. The talented Marlin Benton BEGINNING BAND BACK ROW: Eric Freeman, Vincent Gould, Edward Lin- hart, Danny Calvey, Justin Combes, Brenda Cornbes, Marcine Shaner, Janice Bechtel, Greg Herzog, Chris Huddleston. SECOND ROW: Christie Knight, Pam Bec- ker, Kenneth Thorne, Vernon Pope, Dennis Honse, Jeff Bailey, Scott Grimmett, Todd Newkirk, Jill Schrader Darla Reimer, Michelle Davies, Lori Miller. FRONT ROW: Ellen Lohmeyer, Jan VanGundy, Donna Miller, Tina Johnson, Mary Stephens, Stephanie Booth, Gretta Sergeant, Marla Hanks, Tammy Small. f- :ma.m,rel11 - -11.41.-- wilt - 1--1:15 Q. 41: J sz..-1-4 1 lull yfvviiull- JVM 'va .1 2 Q Z if if ag 5 Lie ijt Lebo Boden Bait and Tackle Combes Beauty Boutique Daryl Knightg Pioneer Seeds Earl Uimmiej Robinson--Trucking Eber Lind Eileen's Beauty Shop Florence Kniht- -Avon Representative Jack Sullivan--Mark Truck Service Lebo Coffee Shop p Lebo Implement Company Lebo Recreation Center Rev. Patrick Freeman Ralph Rodgers--Bulldozing Richard E. Givens Rev. Seymour E. Bruce Osage City Bill Martin Material Company, Incorporated Dr. J. H. French, Optometrist Flint Hills Produce Gailey's Cleaners Gordon Combes--Construction Howard's Dress Fabrics Jerry's Super-Saver John Deere Dealer--Ed Slusher Journal-Free Press Lofgren Insurance and Tax Service Martin Ford Sales Incorporated Martin's Style Shop Osage Bowl Osage Coin-op. Laundry Osage Grain Company, Incorporated Redenbaugh Cafe Shields Motor Company, Incorporated Swarts Men's Store West Ridge Estates and Mobile Home Sales Lyndon Dr. John H. Hill Boosters Emporia Barry's Appliance Shop Bluestem Bowl Cline Auto Supply, Incorporated Dunlop Tire Store The Emporia Sport Shop Emporia Wholesale Coffee Company Glen Kelley Marine Center Hagman's Merchant Supply Company Haynes Hardward Company John C. Patton, D.D.S. Longhorn Restaurant New Process Laundry and Cleaning S. and S. Oil and Propane Company, Incorporated Teichgraeber Milling Company Vista Drive-In Restaurant Waynes Floor Covering Burlington Audit Tax Service Bob's I. G.A. Foodliner The Daily Republican Delbert R. Hehner--Sheriff Easy-Wash Laundry The Fashion Stall Foster Pharmacy Golden Age Lodge lla's Flowers ITCO Farm Supply Lewis Standard Service Marjarie E. 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