Liberal High School - Mirage Yearbook (Liberal, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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N Supenintendent Oli Schoola Boland Education Jc1mesK Curry Dr W M Campion Marlin S Kelly Robert S Tucker Jlm French Dan Lewis 'Pnincipal ,mv 4 P- Nfl 5 firm ral .', ,X I 3 . .Q 1 is CHARLOTTE JERNIGAN, RUTH DARST PAUL SEXTON, E. E. SHUPE, THELMA STEPHENS, PAUL BOLES, Languages GARY HAUN Social Science Commerce CARL BAKER OUITA JEFFERSON AVA RUTH J t HUMPHREY 5 4. A f , if FRIEDA SCHIRMER CHARLIE BRISENDINE, JAMES SAGE, ART MAXWELL, ALFRED HENRY Librarian Custoclians Wfli wg? . ,. ffx J, m 1 Q., x Sig.,- J ry 'Q Q TW! X c Q .. I 4 o 7 ,Q 9 r D fn v. f 3' pn-um, 'F b. ,, x ' , ' o 9,- . 1.0 so xo Drscovered takrnb tune from therr busy schedule for a coke break are the semor class offrcers Larry Chllders Vrce Presrdem Betty Holmes Treasurer Kathy French H1SIOl'13l1 Pat Krug Reporter Pat Carpenter Secretary and Jack Dy kes Presrderrt Semona Eann 'Headdueaaea Twelve wonderful years ago a group of first graders took their first step up the ladder of education. Now they are seniors. Their last year in L. H. S. is coming to a close. All the plays, assemblies, dances, and ball games that they have taken for granted have suddenly reacheda climax. They started the year by electing Jack Dykes as their president with Larry Childers, Pat King, Betty Holmes, Pat Carpenter, and Kathy French to fill the various other offices. Soon the year was well under way and they presented The Glass Menagerie as their senior class play. In November the Mirage staff held electiomor the first Mirage queen and they chose Pat Carpenter, Ann Kretzmeier, and Linda Larrabee to represent their class. Before they realized the Christmas season had arrived, they found themselves decorating the first floor with a huge Christmas tree with blue lights. ln January they chose their commencement announcements and February 20th brought the basketball homecoming game with Hugoton. They chose Jan King and Kathy French as their candidates for basketball queen. When April blew in, they spent hours preparing to entertain the faculty and junior class with a fun-filled evening in the Sewers of Paris. The final rush came in May. The seniors were entertained at the annual banquet and prom given by the juniors. Then came work day, skip day, hush day, final examinations, baccalau- reate, and class day. Finally, on May 26, they walked across Rindom Hall stage and received their diplomas. The seniors looked to their sponsors Mr. Freeman, Mr. Shupe, Miss Jefferson, Mrs. Varah, Mr. Sexton, and Miss Humphrey for assistance many times throughout the year. 'I6 Q X in fx Y vY N -V -1' RANDOLPH AMOS SHARON BANGS TRESSIE BARKER PAT BARNES Seniona MARY BAUERSFIELD KENNETH BUCK CHUCK BEDINGHAU5 BOB BRENTON JUDY BRIER ,A ,tv- '3 h1 ,ii As 3 2 i vw-- 'S if E C if 'QQ VIOLA CORDOVA :IM CRAWFORD FLORENCE CUTTER JEROME DAVIDSON ob i959 BUDDY DAVISON CECIL DOWNEY THEO DAY GLORIA DODDS JIM DOERFLER 'hr Ou.-4 i ?' og' QV 'I' fi Q,- Z ,Q ,gx 'X ar, sfff an-if ,el JULIE FISCHER J. D. FORSYTI-I STEVE FOSDICK BETTY FOX 051959 ROBERTA FREEMAN 51 ......0- IO HN GREENWOOD KATHY FRENCH ELAINE FURR DAVID GOOS -i l' in T I if KATHIE HOUSE DONNA INGLAND RICHARD INGLAND JAMES JACKSON of I 959 IRVING JONES ANDREA KINSINGER SHIRLEY KILE JAN KING PAT KING X if ri 'T 'Wi Us ' f-Q.. Qu, if I w iv 11-T, 'hwy- fi- br' JUDY MCDANIEL WHBUR MCMILLAN TED METCfXLF BECKY MILLER 051959 STEV E MILLER JANET NUSSE BILL MINTURN DOUG MUNSELL LARRY NEWPORT fig ,.,, est. 'i- 6 W1 fir x, LOUIS ROBERTS JUDY RODGERS IRENE ROTH GORDON ROWLEH of l959 'IM SCOTT MARILYN SLOAN GLENN SCRUGGD DEANNA SIIEPIIERD DELILAH SHORT 4- ,,,, , Qu: ,O 25. O ,4f l lg 1 Q ' 1-f' ' 'TN DELLA TURPIN BARBARA WAREHIME MARY ANN WIESLE BEVERLY WILLIAMS ob i959 EDWARD WINKLER LARRY ZINN CHARLES WOHLENBERG LUELLA WRISTON CHARLES ZIMMERMAN 'QQ .. QQ' vf if Q meet the Claaa of '59! RANDOLPH AMOS Majors Englrsh Industr1alArts, Socral Sclence H1 Y 3 LClub4 TSA4 SHARON BANGS Majors Commerce Engl1sh 500131 Sc1ence Band 2 3 Hospital Arde 4 TRESSIE BARKER Majors Fnglrsh Home Econom1cs G1rl Reserve 4 Pep Club 4 TSA 4 MARY BAUERSFIELD Majors Englrsh Socral Sc1ence G1rl Reserve 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Pep Club 2,3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Student Council 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 TSA Secretary 4 Class Secretary 3 CHARLES BEDINGHAUS Majors Englrsh SOCIBI Sclence H1 Y 4 BOB BRENTON Majors El'lgllSh Scrence Soc1al Scxence L Club 4 JUDY BRIER Majors Englrsh Home Econom1cs Soc1al Scrence Pep Club 2 3 4 Art Club Band 2 3 4 TSA 3 KENNETH BUCK Majors Commerce En l1sh Soc1al Sc1ence H1 Y 3 4 Cab1net 4 eGlass Mena erre Cast 4 TSA 3 Deca Club Treasurefl' Mrrage Stag 4 FTA CLAY BYERLEY Majors Enghsh Industrral Arts Mathematrcs Socral Scrence H1 Y 2 MARILYN CARD Majors Commerce En lrsh Socral Scrence G1rl Reserve 3 4 Pep C ub VICE Pres1dent 4 Band 2 3 FTA 4 KAREN CARD Majors Englrsh SOCISISCICDCC PATRICIA ANN CARPENTER Majors Enghsh Commerce Socral Sc1ence G1rl Reserves 2 .3 4 Pep Club 2 .3 4 Art Club 3 4 Orchestra 3 TSA 3,4 Band2 3 4 Counc1l4 Sec retary 4 JRC 3 4 Muage Staff 4 Class Reporter 3 Class Secretary 4 LORENE CARRELL Majors Commerce En l1sh Home Econom1cs G1r1 Reserve 2 3 Pep C ub 2 3 Art Club 4 Chorus 3 Band 2 Deca Club 4 LINDA CHANCE Majors Art Enghsh Soc1alSc1ence G1rl Reserve 2 3 4 Ushers Club 3 4 Art Club 2 3 4 VICE Pres1dent 3 Pres1dent 4 JRC 2 3 4 Secretary 3 TSA 4 Muage Staff 4 FTA 4 LARRY CHILDERS Majors Englxsh Industrral Arts Mathematrcs H1 Y 2 3 4 Cabrnet 3 Art Club Cab1net 4 Vocal Coun c11 Pres1dent 4 Band 4 JRC 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 TSA 3 4 FTA 4 Class VICC Presrdent 4 LEOLA COFFEY Majors Engl1sh Socral Scrence Pep Club 3 Deca Club 4 Hosp1tal Arde 4 VIOLA CORIDVA Majors Englrsh SOCIBI Scrence Pep Club 2 3 FTA 4 A- 0 N 'is g All C 12 may Q.: JIM CRAWFORD Majors Englrsh Mathematrcs Soc1al Scrence H1 Y 3 4 Art Club4 JRC 3,4 TSA3 4 FTA4 FLORENCE CUTTER Majors Engl1sh SOCIAI Scrence G1rl Reserve 3 4 Treasurer 4 Pep Club 4 Chorus 3 4 Madrrgals 4 Band2 3 Student Councll 2 3 4 TSA 3 rrage Staff4 FTA 4 JEROME DAVIDSON Majors Enghsh, Soc1alSc1ence Chorus 2 3 4 Madngals 2 3 4 TSA 4 H1 Y 4 WILLIS DAVISON Majors Enghsh Mathematrcs Soc1alSc1ence 4 TSA 3 Muage Staff 4 FTA V1ce Pres1dent 4 GLORIA DODDS Majors Commerce En l1sh, Soc1alSc1ence G1rl Reserve 4 TSA 4 ca Club Secretary CECIL DOWNEY Majors Enghsh Mathematrcs LOUISE DOWNING Majors Art Englrsh Socxal Scxence Art Club 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 FTA 4 MERLE DREITZ Majors El'lgI1Sh Mathemaucs Sc1ence H1 Y 2 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 3 Treasurer 4 L Club 3 GARY DUNNAM Majors Mathematrcs Engl1sh SOC1a1Sc1ence H1Y3 4 LClub34 LARY DUNNAM Majors Enghsh Soc1alSc1ence Commerce JACKIE DEAN DYKES Majors En lrsh Mathematrcs Sc1ence Soc1al SCICDCC Industr1al rt H1 Y 2 3 4 Pres1dent 3 VICE Pres1dent 4 L Club 2 3 4 rrage Staff 4 Class Pres1dent 4 FTA 4 O ANN EASLEY Majors Enghsh Commerce Socral Scrence Home Ec onomrcs Hospltal Arde 4 .U I v f LO - V : , ,. - ' ' K' 1 N - t Y Y , I . 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' ' ' 4 : : - I I I Q ' 30 MARIAN CHARLENE ELEY BETTY KAY HOLMES Majors Commerce Englrsh Home Economrcs Majors Englrsh Art Commerce Grrl Reserves 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Gxrl Reserves 2 3 4 Ushers Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 EDITH ELEANOR I-LWOOD Majors English Socral Sclence Commerce Pep Club 2 Deca Club 4 KENNETH WAYNE FEESE Majors Englxsh Mathematics Socral Sclence Commerce Deca Club 4 JULIE FISCHER Majors Englrsh Home Economrcs Chorus 2 3 JAY DOUGLAS FORSYTH Majors Englrsh Socral Scrence lndustrral Arts Com merce H1Y3 4 LClub3 4 STEPHEN FOSDICK Majors En lrsh Mathematrcs Commerce Band 2 3 ca Club 4 Vlce Presrdent 4 Scrence Club BETTY FOX Majors Socral Scrence Englrsh Gxrl Reserves 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Chorus 4 Hosprtal Arde 4 JRC 4 ROBERTA FAYE FREEMAN Majors Englrsh Socral Scxence Home Economrcs Commerce Deca Club 4 KATHY FRENCH Majors Englrsh Sctence Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Cabmet 3 Ushers Club 3 4 Vxce Chorus 2,3 4 Band 2 3 4 Band Counc1l2 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Orchestra 2 3 An el Street Cast 3 Mrrage Staff4 Class Hlstonan 4 F ,3 4 Art Club 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Madrlgals 2 3 4 Vocal Counc1l4 JRC 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Hosp1ta1A1de 4 Class Treasurer 4 STEPHEN ARTHUR HOLLOWAY Majors Math En llsh Commerce Band 2 3 Deca C ub 4 KATHIE AN HOUSE Majors Math Sclence Engllsh Soc1a1Sc1ence Gul Reserves 4 Pep Club 3 4 Chorus 3 4 DONNA INGLAND Majors Englxsh Commerce Deca Club 4 RICHARD INGLAND Majors Englxsh Vocat1onalAgr1culture Industr1a1Arts JAMES JACKSON Majors English Art Soc1alSc1ence Commerce Deca Club 4 IRVING EUGENE JONES Majors English Soc1a1Sc1ence Commerce Band 2 Deca Club 4 SHIRLEY KILE Majors English Soc1a1Scxence Commerce JEANETTE MARIE KIMBERLY Majors Engllsh Socral Science Commerce Pep Club 4 Art Club 4 Deca Club 4 JAN LURENE KING Majors Englrsh Soc1alSc1ence G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Ushers Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 B Team Cheerleader 3 A Team Cheerleader 4 Art Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Vocal Councrl 3 4 JRC 2 3 4 Vrce Presldent 3 Orchestra 2 Orchestra Councrl 2 TSA 3 4 Hosprtal Arde 4 Class Vrce Presrdent 2 ELAINE FURR PATRICIA ANNE KING Majors Enghsh Commerce Soc1alSctence Home Economxcs Grrl Reserves 3 Hosprtal Arde 4 DAVID WARREN GOOS Majors Englxsh Mathematrcs Socral Scrence Pep Club 2 3 Band 2 3,4 Scrence Club 3 TERRY GRAVES Majors Englrsh Industrral Arts Commerce Deca Club 4 JOHN GREENWOOD Majors Eiglrsh Soc1alSc1ence Industrral Arts ROBERT HAMILTON Majors Englrsh, Mathematrcs Commerce Deca Club 4 LAWRENCE HARP Majors Englrsh, Mathematrcs, Commerce Industrial Arts H1 Y 2,3 4 Cabmet 4 Majors Englrsh Home Economrcs Gtrl Reserves 2 3 4 Cab1net3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Art Club 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Madrr als 4 JRC 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 An el Street Cast 3 TSA 4 Mrrage Staff4 Hosprtal Arie 4 Ushers Club 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Counc1l3 4 Report er 3 Class Treasurer 3 Class Reporter 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 wick 9 ,,. s..-Z ACK Mme HARRISON fx X 2 J Majors Industrral Arts Engllsh Socral Science DENNIS LEE HEDRICK Majors Englxsh Commerce lndustrral Arts H Y 3 4 JAMESA HENDERSON Majors Scrence Englrsh SOC1a1Sc1ence LClub34 ,,,,f JUDY HENDRICKS Majors Englrsh Soc1alSc1ence, Commerce GARY LEE HILLIS Majors Englrsh Socral Scrence lndustrral Arts 31 J I . n r .5 ' 3 1 n -. 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Majors B1 llsh SocralSc1ence Ushers Clu 4 Pep Club 4 JRC 4 TSA 4 Hospital Aide 4 FTA 4 RICHARD MCIIDNALD Majors English, Commerce Art Club 3 4 Chorus 2 Deca Club 4 WILBUR McMILLAN Majors English, Industrial Arts Soc1alSclence Art Club 4 TSA 4 TED METCALF Majors En lish Social Science Mathematics Sicence Hi Y 3,4 RC 2 3 4 TSA 3 4 Science Club 3 Treasurer 3 Mirage Staff 4 REBECCA ANN MILLER Majors English Music Home Economics, Commerce Social Science Girl Reserves 2 3 Chorus 2,3 4 Madngals 2 3 4 Hospital Aide 4 STEPHEN MILLER Majors En ltsh Social Science Mathematics Science Hi Y 4 T A 4 BILL MINTURN Majors Science Mathematics English H1 Y 3 4 Pres1dent4 Art Club 4 Vice President 4 C 3 4 Treasurer 4 TSA 3 4 FTA 4 DOUG MUNSELL Majors English Vocational Agriculture Commerce FFA 3 4 Vice President 3 Pres1dent4 Deca Club 4 LARRY WAYNE NEWPORT Majors English Industrial Arts Social Science TSA 3 JANET NUSSE Majors English Home Economics Social Science 2 Chorus 3 4 TSA 3 Hospital Ax e 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 PATRICIA MARIE PATRICK Majors English Home Economics Girl Reserves 2 3 Ushers Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 A Team Cheerleader 4 Art Club 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 A Cappella 2 Madrigals 3 4 JRC 2 3 4 TSA 3 4 ELBERT PATTERSON Majors Industrial Arts Mathematics English Commerce TSA 3 Deca Club 4 MOREENA CAROLE PATTERSON Majors English Commerce Girl Reserves 3 Pep Club 2 Art Club 2 3 Chorus 3 LINDA PIFER Majors English Speech Social Science Girl Reserves 3 4 Cabinet 4 Pep Club 3 4 Art Club 4 Secretary 4 Debate 3 4 JRC 3 TSA 3 4 The Glass M nagerie Cast 4 Mirage Staff 4 Science Club 3 JUDITH ANN POLYEFKO Majors Art English, Social Science Girl Reserves 4 Art Club 2 3 4 JRC 4 DOUG POMEROY Majors English Mathematics Sc1ence H1 Y 2 3 4 L Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Band 2 3 Angel Street Cast 3 TSA 3 4 Class President 2 3 RONALD DAVID PROCHAZKA Majors English Mathematics Science Hi Y234 LClub3 4 TSA3 4 'B 'I ' 4' I :f . : . . : : . .is 1 T t 7' u n 1 0 l - f - . 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Q' . ' .'.: . z. ' ' s .: . : ,:.:, - ,G 4'.: z ' : Ii, .G .': g - z I D Hi-Y L Club'2,3,4g FTA 4. . . I .. ., . . . . X 'I fnf, jf 3 l . . Q. , x ffl . I :Q .. 'Z .: . .fv ig 4 1 '- 1 . . I 1' 1 'Y : : .. Y I' .D . ,' . f ll X . 4 llfll , ll ' -lr' X -.2 A ,xg ..Q4. ....-.- Found doing some research for their English themes are the junior class officers: Elaine Linley, Historiang Donny Holcomb, Reporterg Letty Lu Epperson, Vice-President, Don Brown, President, Pat Graber, Treasurerg Pam Catlin, Secretary. fluniona Plan Biq Pow Wow The class of T960 returned to Liberal High ready to accept their new responsibilities as upper-classmen. The main junior class project was financing the annual junior-senior banquet and prom where they entertained the senior class and faculty members. To earn money they sold concessions at the football games, and by dividing into teams, conducted a successful magazine subscription sales campaign. Don Brown was elected president to lead their class activities, and to assist him they chose Letty Lu Epperson, vice-president, Pam Catlin, secretary, Pat Graber, treasurer, Don Holcomb reporter, and Elaine Linley, historian. Their novel Christmas Decorations appeared in the second floor hall and the school milk machine became Santa Claus during December. In February they picked Stephany Brown and Connie Ditch to be their basketball queen candidates. They have been ably assisted throughout the year by their sponsors Mrs. Peters, Mr. Boles, Mr. O'Brien, Miss Collingwood, Mr. Gordon, Mrs. Jernigan, and Mr. Dallas. 34 I i 3:4- 5 Y 'C' Q. ? 1' ' 7 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Allen, Jim Anderson, Judy Angell, C .rolyn Applebee, Ryland Arrhurs, Ray Bagshaw, James Ballaniyne. SEC- OND ROW: Max Barker, Bill Bedinghans, Marion Brecheisen, Charles Brighrup Lois Brockmueller, Don Brown, Stephany Brown. THIRD ROW: Betsy Cartland, Pam Catlin, Pamela Clancy, Richard Cobb. FOURTH ROWg Eldon Coffman, Jimmy Ray Cole, Jeanell Creason, Carol Curry, Penny Davis, Connie Ditch, Sidney Dobbs. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Dorris, Theresa Dreitz, Denzil Duvall, Tom Ellis, Letty Lu Epperson, Terry Eyman, Gayla Faidley. uniona ' 'Y . ' Aff., 1 ,ff any . G. ' rc Al,-. Fit as 3-, an , ' 4. w- I It' ..f . 417 fu 1 v Ol-Us ,fa - 'G 4.5 j ,g-,Van gi l 0- Q., X S f a lU1l0fl9. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Farr, Pete Fairchild, Steve Fox, Lynn Franklin, Ronnie French, Jackie Gamble, Alan Gardner. SECOND ROW: Mike Gobble, Pat Graber, Joann Greenwood, Shirley Grove, Charlene Hamilton, Vernona Hardin, Bill Harper. THIRD ROW: Judy Harrel, Larry Hendershot, Pat Herald, Bob Herbert. FOURTH ROW: Mary Esther Hill, Basil Hoffman, Don Holcomb, Gary Hollander, Margy Jerome, Ira Jones, LaDena Keen. FIFTH ROW: Glen Kelly, Ray Kent, Karen Kilgore, Gary Koehn, Sharon Kubitscheek, Harold LaFavor, Richard Lamon. .QM Q T :fi ,' 'K' -' fJ ' Pg nr' 1- Q I 'B R, na s.,, . Q' U 5 .4 '-up as-.,,. 'fi , 'YE- S:-sf' ge t f fy FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lou Ann Lankford, James Lewis, Diana Sue Light, Elaine Linley, Tina Loper, Larry Lundstrurn, Ralph Malin. SECOND ROW: Retta Marteney, Lino Martinez, Carl Massa, Suzanne Matkin, Jean Ann Maupin, Aquilla McCall, Judy McKee. THIRD ROW: Sharil Means, Larry Meier, Ernie Miller, Tom Minturn. FOURTH ROW: Mike Moon, Sue Munkres, Mary Nix, Judith Nusse, Larry O'Brien, Donna Patterson, Ann Peters. FIFTH ROW: Charles Phillips, Lawrence Phillips, Kenneth Pittman, Charles Polf, Saundra Powell, Tommy Purer, Gail Rowley. qblI'll0fl9. t ..... wo V+ E-Ea .II 04 'S tx N9 T'-v Seen considering a line of bowling are the sophomore class officers: Sheri Duisen, Vice-Presidentg Judy Griffin Historian, Don Cobb, Presidentg Cindy Shank, Treasurerg and Sandra Duff, Secretary. Sophomonea Shane 'Inibal Activitiea The class of l96l entered the halls of L. H.S. in September as full-fledged members of the Redskin tribe. They started their year by electing Don Cobb, president, Sheri Duisen, vice-president, Sandra Duff, secretary, Cindy Shank, treasurer, and Judy Griffin, historian. When December came, they did their share of Christmas decorating on the third floor and an attractive fireplace appeared there. Carolyn Vick and Carole Prochazka were chosen candidates for the i959 Mirage Queen. Virginia Varah was the sophomore candidate for basketball queen. Several girls were chosen to serve at the iunior-senior banquet on the evening of May l . Sophomore activities were supervised by Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Galbreath, Mr. Ely, Mr. Griffin, Mr. Haun, and Mr. Sadowski. 39 by , g is K I ,...f 5 .., FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Goldsmith, Carolyn Goos, David Gordon, Billy Green, Judy Griffin, Charles Haddock, Morris Handy, Dean Hardgrove. SECOND ROW: Shirley Harness, Marjorie Harp, Dick Harper, Melanie Harper, Tommy Hartnett, Peggy Hayes, Linda Heckrnan, Steven Hecox. THIRD ROW: Danny Hedrick, Dee Hendricks, Wanella Hibler. FOURTH ROW: Garrett Hill, Gary Hinds, Janet Hitchcock, Betty Jo Hull. FIFTH ROW: Larry Igon, Carol Jacobs, Margaret Jackson, Dean Johns, Gary Johnson, Jay Johnson, Kathryn Johnson, Clifford Jones. SIXTH ROW: Loretta Jones, Wendell Jones, Robert Kent, Gary Kilgore, Bob Killingsworth, Jerry Kimbrough, Ricky King, Keith Kirby. Sophomonea A G v I , vi l g 4 it T , f A .4 .O I ,4-I Q -... s 'N 4' ,,, -rr? , Q 'E AC' fa, 11' 31: xj 'o 734' Y ' - 1 - I ' g . fum W ,Q 4 , ff' ,p r Y Q .,, . -Q It L S 3 if I ,ac .Z 7 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Kirkpatrick, Arlene Kirkwood, Rod- ney Knisely, Johnny Koehn, Betty Landureth, Linda Leete, Gary Lewis, Rick Lewis. SECOND ROW: Diana Marie Light, Ted Locke, Mike Matkin, Shari Matkin, Doug Maupin, Patricia McAdams, Jim McDonald, Bob McKee. THIRD ROW: Roy McMillan, Bruce McPhail, Earl Mehl, Cheryl Meier. FOURTH ROW: Roy Meksch, Mike Myers, Duane Neill, Mike O'Brien. FIFTH ROW: Donald O'Kane, Lois Olson, Larry Payne, Bill Plith, Jean Polyefko, Jerald Popejoy, Max Poulton, Carole Prochazka. SIXTH ROW: Dennis Queen, Oliver Ragland, Vernon Ralston, Kay Randolph, John Reed, Joan Renick, Judy Renick, Jimmy Rice. if ' A was' ,, - n ,W ,ttfii 'V F, . ' 2 ' ,, , :Wy vw f nik, an-Q xv 4, E' fr Sophomonea 'ii ' 4'-I C s. Q., A 1 - N Ns 4 .X -1 ,K i FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sammie Lou Richardson, Leona Rieck, Locluska Robinson, Barbara Roehr, Lynn Rose, Frank Rotolo, Mary Sallee, Larry Schmitt. SECOND ROW: Fred Scott, Charles Seigrist, Barbara Sexton, Cynthia Shank, Alvin Smith, Radena Smith, Larry Snyder, Tommy Staker. THIRD ROW: Ioetta Stefan, Janet Still, Keith Still. FOURTH ROW: Robert Strough, Lee Ann Turnbough, Virginia Varah. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Vick, Jann Wall, LaDarrel1 Ware, Marilyn Warehime, Michael Watson, Wayne Weber, John Weeden, DeWayne West. SIXTH ROW: Richard Williams, Tommy Williams, Billie Wilson, Larry Winter, Patty Winters, Anna Fay :Q 'Qi Wright, Tommy Wortham, Rex Yoho. Sophomonea 'n s. Q. sc. '5e' 7- ,. Y? Caught spmrung the latest records are the freshman class offlcers 11m Madden Presrdent Janet Powell Secretary Treasurer Ph111xp Lrght V1ce Presldent and DonKeat1ng Hrstorlan. Gneahmen 'lam Redakm Tube When The Ffeshlesf ' CS The upperclassmen fondly call the members of the freshman class, entered the halls of L.H.S. this year it seemed as if they had no trouble at all finding their way to class. At least in a few days there were no more 'lost greens ' to lead to a hard-to-find Latin or algebra room. The purpose of their first class meeting was to elect officers to lead them through the year. Jim Madden became president of the class of 62, and to assist him they elected Phillip Light, vice-president, Janet Powell, secretary-treasurer, and Don Keating, historian. Also for the first time they were allowed to have representatives to the senior high student councils For this honor they picked Larry Swafford and Carol Garoutte. While actually still a part of junior high, i they have made a very good start on their record of memories of L.H.S. Their success has certainly been helped by their teacher-sponsors: Mrs. Penny, Mr. Jantz, Mr. Clagg, Mr. Cleavenger, Miss Schirmer Mrs. Stephens, and Mr. Walker. 44 f 4' 73 Q L iiQsg'f f, Q v'1 1 W , if v at M, in W R 5 'Sue f , f it 5 'A - v 751 I rg, ig? V' 549 -.- x. ,A ,34- ,alfk 'U- ii ' iii? ra Al.: A-2 , e ,1 'K x1 f 4- 4 at gs? 3 Q 5 f I 3 W vi ff' iT FIRST ROW: May Bell Jones, Shirley Amos, Christina Lyman, Paula Woodrum, Patricia Robinson, Sandra Nicholson, Margaret Wyant, Carolyn Holt, Mary Ooley, Rebecca Locke, Ann Davis. SECOND ROW: Joe Warren Louise Bauersfield, Pam Allen, Wilma Schultz, Vickie Wall, Louise Winkler, Linda Mitchell Mary Chaffin, Ruth Sprague, Clinton Stout. THIRD ROW: Dick Gilpin, Jim Williams, Robert Christy, Max Chance, Dean Byerley, Lonny Antrim, Ronnie Kinsinger, Ernest Behnke, Melvin Handy, Larry Swafford 'ineahmen FIRST ROW: Noel Clemens, Connie Powell, Janet Powell, Margaret Harp, Sue Hill, Shari Spangler, Brenda McKee, Shirley Lamon, Fred Fretz. SECOND ROW: George Pitcher, Mary Kendall, Veronica Byington, Diane Pottroff, Eleanor Hill, Barbara Stahle, Joanne Montgomery, Glenda LaDue, Carlos Pennington. THIRD ROW: Danny Dryer, Joe Ooley, Bob Phillips, Bob Davies, Phillip Light, Robin Patrick, Clifton Browne, John Beard. . Y l T ' I 1 ,iw gs 55 fig' aa 1 1 4, S. Q I 1' 'Qf f 5 .E Q ,Fw R. if ,k ,,Q,,: V 9 lx gf, f M iff S Ann K Wlinaqe Queen WP? N5 Sarole Prochczka , -'gg-'Lirggc Lcrrqbee In 4 ' S' fr n . ,1 :N Q Q 2S159ly!f1Vick ,J V Pqt Ccrpenfef I fltfenclanta x se, Z 455 Baalzetball Queen 1 ,FV Y' Kathy French Q- , YES? :lf A ,M i 9 5, ' f Brdwniff ,I Connie Ditch Virginia Vcirch E Qffdfzwzzs aw The hard-working junior class climaxed their year by inviting the faculty, school board, and the senior class to the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. As the guests entered the banquet room, they were seated at small tables where there were table decorations of spaceships, stars, and can- dles. They were welcomed by Doug Pomeroy, iunior class president, and the response was given by Bob Lea, senior class president. There were bits of advice given by Mr. Malin and Mr. Forker to the seniors who would soon be graduating. Then some humorous Rendezvous Gossip was given by Tom Ward. After a luscious meal of Starfish Fillet, Sharon Kopke sang Stardust and Pat King, Pat Patrick, and Kathy French sang When Stars Fall on Liberal High. Following this, there was a short intermission before the prom began. Then, the couples heard the strains of Moonlight Serenade, and dancing under a ceiling of stars, they began the second half of their night to remember. 54 0f.5 Nm T7 Fix Y Qlaaa Wlenaqenie by Tennessee Williams Directed by Edward Gordon Cast of Seniors Amanda fthe motherl ..... Linda Pifer Tom fHer Soni ...... Duane Renick Laura CHer Daughter, . . Sharon Kopke Jim fThe Gentleman Callerj. . Kenneth Buck Ar-V How about cuttin' the rug a little, Miss Wingfield? U -s. fiy! They plan on dynamitin' N this place some night! . 'Here 's to the Old South! Jan King, basketball queen, and her attendants---Connie Ditch, Kathy French, Stephany Brown, and Virginia Varah---reigned at the Liberal-Hugoton game. The following junior play cast pre- sented Q Town: Bill Schultz, janet Weaver, Connie Ditch, Bob Herbert, Don Brown, Judith Nusse, Shirley Groves, Harold LaFavor, Larry O'Brien, Mike Gobble, Letty Lu Epperson, and Cinda Wilson. Pat Carpenter, Janice Kurth, and Cindy Shank won Iop honors in the first high school girls' Pancake Race on Pancake Day or ii:-311. and Other: Eventa I 1-H l .. . 5. 47- ' ' li' Smoke Slqnala South of the Cimarron in the halls of Lib eral High School dwells the spirit ofthe mighty Reclskin. This spirit is evident in the classroom, at athletic contests, and in the community of which it is a part. May these smoke signals always rise triumphantly from class, sports, and community. 58 4' WW as ?Z .5 1 J ,si 13 K '7 ,hl . ..,, W. ' . , f'h gFf552f92 A W W lzzdzy' 2, 4239 if-is h A ff: Q, p , -wwf 21, vw . me mg,g,42, S V 7 ' E2 - 'V ' ' A - L, M '14 . was N '-Evan y, Q 7 qiggfiaigf . V -LQ,2M,. 1 W, 42' , i ' A - My n E' A.H. FREEMAN Head Football and Track Coach GERALD SA DOWSKI Head Wrestling and Assistant Football Coach 62 Libenal i'W '41'v, Coachea A UARY HAUIx sslstant Football and Basketball Coach 63 PAUL SEXTON Head Basketball Coach ...af -K 'S' - .t A+., A' V W- W , fi? . ' y in ., ' Q , ' , I in J , Q! ' . .1 Y' A v I fl L.. H I I K J, 5 4 Q 1,- ,J J 37a A ' m. 1. A , 5. - if X f I ? 5 Q is Mrk V L.-'V' Xx,?5.g ' W' , , if , .- , ' . ,',-.. '. . H . . Y i' Q , . ' , Ap, Q , . .f -'ri 1 W, f '31 ,F A. A A auvlf I J , J l . N ,j ,V 'UQ' . -,Q V ls,ff'.f -v 1 ,n v ,, ,, ,ch - ,' ,. 4 W. f , 3 . , , 433 A ,y . M., ,. A , J. Q . 1 v V s K 1 . -f J fi -',c,.vl'-f - wo ' 12' ' Y J . '. ' J ' ' , A .,- ' Q--uma . ,xl -f-sued FIRST ROW: Ronnie Scruggs, Ken Pittman, Charles Martz, Rick Lewis, Charles Zimmerman, J,D, Forsyth, Jim Wa Randy Amos, Lino Martinez, Glenn Scruggs, Oliver Ragland, THIRD ROWg Bruce McPhail, Jim Garcia, Dee Hendr Jesse Russell, Ron Prochazka, Mike O'Brien, Ben White, Mike Moon, Ron Clodfelter, John Weeden, Gary H L .ll fl 64 '-'A'-vi F-344-'LQQJ - J Q-was iv' B97'l4E.'f 'EE 539 R 6 l an .Ile li . I! 'r,3lN'l lo'!rN 'R+ XQQ .Q Q L 1 Q A Ol 9 ' 5' Ak an ' -4- o Q- xml x 't MTN. '- . hx . ' , 1 . 'hi , V '. . X ' ' ' X F- 1 F F, ' . 'Nr g--r ' F l -. 'of-M , . ' . ' QQ -0, , s . f.v' sw , ' . n.'. dig-gf . . - L R ' , In .1 .- ., I X -A ..,s,w. N -' i' W - , . 1 s .,-4 h 3,.x r' 'Q. ,.N..M.-. .-lr l.- -- ' 1- - 4 -'uw ..- ' ' ECOND ROW: Gerald Sadowski Qassistant Coachj, Don Cobb, Denzil Duvall, John Koehn, Ron French, Tom Getz, ary Johnson, Larry Zinn, Gary Hollander, Ralph Malin. FOURTH ROW: lloxie Freeman Ulead coachj, lolln Wall, ssistant coachj. Reclaleina X 3 1 Harper 1455 outsprints Garden City players to score Liberal's only touchdown in their 6-O victory over Garden City. '3neeman'a Laat Seaaon .94 Succeaabul 25 6 Liberal PraTT Liberal 6 Hugofon T3 Liberal i9 Hays T4 Liberal 6 Garden City O Liberal 28 Ulysses 2l Liberal 6 Guymon 28 Liberal 7 Kapuan 32 Liberal T4 Sumner l3 Liberal l4 Dodge Cify O LIBERAL ENDS SEVEN-YEAR DROUG HT The Redskins ended a seven-year Buffalo hunT by beating Garden Cify by a 6-O margin. Bill Harper on a 40 yard sprinT scored The Redskins only Touchdown. The conversion was blocked. The game from There on was a defensive baffle as neiTher Team crossed The Ten yard line. s x.. :T 4- f fr- T45 E43 42 BACKFIELD y iq U in L ...i Q FRONT ROW: Jim Walker, Bruce McPhail John Koehn, Dee Hendricks, Rick Lewis, 5 :fa , H v Q Ralph Malin. BACK ROW: Ronnie Scruggs, uf , ,' T 1 I Ken Pittman, Charles Zimmerman, Jesse A E Russell, Randy Amos, Oliver Ragland. D 7 1 ! 61 Uv . .ll 'Kofi l I-Iere! You take it, says Amos 1421 as he tosses the bait to Zimmerman 1415, ' ' - u- 'B 24 fs, ,.M 'Hf f A 4, WICHITA KAPAUN WHIPS LIBERAL 32-7 Liberal's only touchdown march came in the fourth quarter after Kapaun kicked oft. Jesse Russell rushed tour yards for the tally. Ken Pittman kicked the point after the touchdown. Kapaun's scoring was done by Robinson on a 21-yard passg Mike Knolla on a pass starting the second quarterg Frank Harris on an interceptiong Bangs on a tour yard run and a pass-lateral for the last one. LIBERAL SQUEEZES PAST HAYS CADETS Although Liberal lost toafired-up Hugoton team, they came back with a win over the Hays Cadets. Liberal was the first to score, with Bill Harper's 33-yard touchdown. The Cadets then tied the score with a one toot plunge and made the extra point. Hays was next to score with a 54-yard run. Jesse Russell placedapass in the arms of Rick Lewis, who ran for the touchdown. Pittman scoredlast and, the Final score was Liberal l9 and Hays l4. E9 tee sa I4-J i ENDS: 'NE Q. Tom Getz, Lino Martinez, Ron Clod- I ' H ' felter, Larry Zinn, and Mike O'Brien. 5 . A 5 - v Who's got the bal1? Zimmerman Q40 and the other players look for it. LIBERAL OUTRUNS ULYSSES The Liberal Redskins beat an air-minded Ulysses team. Liberal was the first to score with Charles Zimmerman's 23iyard end run. The conversion was good. Early in the second quarter Zimmerman did it again. The conversion was good. Late in the same quarter Rick Lewis scored on a lo yard gallop. Ulysses then scored from Liberal's three, the conversion was good. The second halfsaw Ulysses's passing everywhere. On Liberal's nine Ulysses's quarter- back hit his end in the end zone for a TD.TThe conversion was good. Liberal came back with another TD and conversion on Pittman's line plunge. With five seconds left Ulysses took to the air, which paid off for the last TD. The conversion was good, but not good enough, for Liberal was 28 and Ulysses 21. REDSKINS EDGE SUMNER Kenny Pittman was the key man in the victory over Sumner of Kansas City. He ran a 94 yard TD, then he kicked the point. Then in the fourth quarter Kenneth ran a 45 yard TD and kicked the extra point. Sumner scored the first TD on a 35 yard run. Then a Liberal fumble was picked up and run for the final Sumner TD. From there on it was a battle of defenses. When the clock ran out, Liberal was l4, Sumner l3. I i E Gary Johnson, Jim Garcia, John Weeden, 1 Mike Moon, Ben White, Ron Prochazka. '11l,f 2 Harper q45j runs again as Scruggs 1401 comes in to assist in blocking. - 1 . . - - . -r N . . -,.. ,,s, ' , ,ff . r . - I . 5. .. I-Y... ,. .V -.-'4,N3A.,A.f, Mi - - Lb 1 A , . 4-.AQ ' g V, --' - 1 , K -Q, L4 . X . I 4 8 .X ' . fm' , I wx' N- A nt 7 , , Vv 'I - ' - - ' - . A 'S X LIBERAL LOSES TO RIVAL Liberal got it's first defeat of the season from their old rival, the Hugoton Eagles. Liberal scored first with ,Bill Harper's seventy-five yard end run. The way things looked, it was going to be the only score of the night. Hugoton didn't give up though. In the last quarter they scored twice: once on a line plunge from Liberal's own five yard line, then late in the same period. After a pass interception and three downs, Hugoton scored again, to make the final score Hugoton l3, Liberal 6. REDSKINS WIN FINAL GAME The Liberal Redskins closed their season with a I4-O win over the Demons of Dodge City. Quarterback Jesse Russell ran the two touchdowns, both on line plungers. Ken Pittman kicked both conversions. Dodge City never managed to get past Liberal's 40 yard line throughout all the game. Although Liberal won this game, it lost a fine coach, Hoxie Freeman. Hoxie's resignation went into effect after this game. Liberal sports fans and students will never forget Hoxie. 9. J fi sa. S392-79 A157 L gg , i ' vw.. , V - . - f GUARDS S ' ' i A M ' - - , 1 i 'J Ron French, Charles Martz, Glenn Scruggs. ,Q QW f ' of 1 Gary Hollander, Denzil Duvall, I' 6 rf rf A .A, fs ff ,W l MW 'L' Who tripped me? asks a Guymon player of Prochazka 147, and O'Brien 1801. REDSKINS LOSE SECOND GAME The Redskins lost their second game of the season to the Guymon Tigers. Liberal was the first to score on a 4 yard pass play from Pittman to Zimmerman. The Tiger took charge in the second quarter, making three touchdowns, one on a T5 yard run, another on a T0 yard pass, and the third on a 25 yard pass. Guymon ended the scoring in the third quarter on a 35 yard drive. The scoreboard was Guymon 28, Liberal 6. REDSKINS RUN OVER PRATT 25-6 The Redskins squashed the visiting Greenbacks 25-6 in retaliation for an opening game defeat last year at Pratt. A fluke event was the reason Pratt was able to score. Russell booted the ball and it wa was covered but somehow everyone forgot to touch it. While the crowd just stood around waiting for something to happen, Fred Hamilton of Pratt snatched the ovoid and trotted 26 yards to a touchdown. Liberal scored a touchdown per quarter, halfback Kenny Pittman running two of them across, taking a pass for a third and Zimmerman scoring on a 90 yard punt return . -pi' +-Q--..,,.r V'--v -v W-,--,V f-,,., ,,Tw,-up 'zwajias 4-1-v Thr, 'K' ll 'su ...I : -I '..-I ...4 .AV Za. ,e?.A'c .511 ' ' ' Ag: -4 ' 515: scsi -ll-' CENTERS if 1.D, Forsyth, Don Cobb, John Wall. 4 V X 4 5 M153 ' 43? N ' 6 . ,VA - i 4, - X r f X Yi 4- FIRST ROW: Jim Henderson, Gordon Rowley, Bob Brenton, Gary Dunnam, Ken Pittman, Jack Dykes. SECOND ROW: Paul Sexton, Coachg Larry Zinn, Doug Pomeroy, Mike O'Brien, Merle Dreitz, Jesse Russell, Dennis Hed rick, Morris Handy, Manager. Liberal 55 Liberal 44 Liberal 32 Liberal 52 Liberal 26 Liberal 26 Liberal 57 Baaketball 'Jeama Dodge City Pratt Garden City Hugoton Southeast Garden City Ulysses A TEAM RECORD 39 Liberal 26 Liberal 34 Liberal 47 Liberal 32 Liberal 43 Liberal 44 Liberal 72 Cvuymon Kapaun Ulysses Hays Cadets Scott City Hugoton Southeast B3 Liberal Liberal Liberal Liberal Liberal Liberal Liberal FIRST ROW: Oliver Ragland, Jay Barnett, Gary Lewis, Dee Hendricks, Jiin Cole. SECOND ROW Mack Payne Don Cobb, Bruce McPhai1, Ralph Malin, Ronnie Miller, Gary Haun, Coach. and 'Jhein Recouda Dodge City Pratt Garden City Hugoton Southeast Garden City Ulysses B TEAM RECCRD 35 Liberal 28 Liberal 28 Liberal 37 Liberal 50 Liberal 32 Liberal 31 Liberal 73 Guymon Kapaun Ulysses Hays Cadets Scott City Hugoton Southeast sf' MERLE DREITZ Seruor Center LARRY LINN aemor Guard DOUG POMEROY Lzbenal ! HM HENDERSON Somor Forward , X GARY DUNNAM 74 JACK DYKES Seruor Forward Senior Guard MIKE O'BRIEN Sophomore Comer KEN PITTMAN Junior Guard Reclalzina GORDON ROWLEY Senior Gua rd DENNIS HEDRICK Scmor Center 5 JE5SE RUSSELL 75 BOB BRENTON jg1ni0rF01ward Semor Forward A55 Doug Pomeroy C305 grabs a rebound in the Redskins' second Southwest Invitational Tournament game as Jesse Russell Q3 ly, Larry Zinn 1331, and members of the Medicine Lodge team stand astounded by the actiong Liberal won the game 48-42. Jesse Russell 1311 goes into the air for a two-point jump- shot in tournament play against Medicine Lodge: Gordon Rowley 1121, Larry Zinn f33j, and Doug Pomeroy f3Oj maneuver for position. 'N Reclaleina Scalp qetmone, medicine Lodge, and Wellington bon 'Iounnament Championahip t I k I X x x 5 I' T' I C Q1 A 1 A' I y 1, 1 P'--...L N-o-.. FIRST ROW Charles Zrnn Truman Furr DeWa1n Krmberly SECOND ROW Gary Johnson Charles Z.r1nrner1nan Ronnre Scruggs Glenn Scruggs Jun Walker Walter Walker Terry Banker B1llPl1th THIRD ROW Gary H01 lander Walter Scott Charles Martz Butch Srmth Lrno Martlnez Edd Osborn Ronnle Clodfelter Reclalem Wneatlznq This makes the third year in the L H S athletic program that wrestling has appeared Al- though the season s record is not the best, rt s somewhat better than the last two years. The wrestlers won three matches by beating Oakley, Hooker, and Ulysses, and they lost twice to Garden City, twice to Kinsley, and once to Wichita Kapuan for a season record of three wins and five losses. Six of eighteen team members went to the regionals at Hoxie, Kansas. They placed tenth in the sixteen-school contest. Charles Zimmerman and Gary Hollander earned the right to go to the state matches at Norton, Kansas. In the state contest Zimmerman placed fourth in the l54 pound class. 78 1 . Charles Zimmerman struggles to get adva ntagje over Fred Smith of Garden City immenman Placed at State Gary Hollander pins Alley of Carden City. Wir ,ls Ullil 1 ' i APPX 'L Yi Q FIRST ROW: Mr. Malin, Judy Angell, Jackie Gamble, Ralph Malin, Ann Kretzmeier, Mary Bauersfield. SECOND ROW: Larry Swafford,Joe Stoddard, Connie Banker, Stephany Brown, Linda Larrabee, Linda Leere, Florence Cutter. THIRD ROW: Mike Gobble, Jack Bozarth, Buddy Davison, Morris Handy, Carol Garoutte. Council Wonka 'Jon Student Bodq The Student Council began its year under the leadership of Mary Bauersfield president: Jackie Gamble, vice-president, Ann Kretzmeier, secretaryp and Ralph Malin, treasurer. Their first project was an orientation period for the new students to introduce them to L.H.S. The members also acted as guides in the halls during the first few days of school. The council approved the Mirage staff's plan for the election ofa Mirage Queen. Each council member also worked hard in making possible the Basket- ball Queen ceremony. The new members received their student council pins which made their membership official. As a money-making project the council worked with the annual staff in operating the concessions during the basketball tournament. 82 ls..- ,sam Linda Pifer, Ted Metcalf, Buddy Davison, Pat King. Linda Larrabee, Florence Cutter, Ann Kretzmeier, Kenneth Buck, Jack Dykes, Kathy French, Pat Carpenter, Linda Chance, Larry Zinn. minaqe Staff Many sleepless nights, frayed nerves, lost patience, and concentrated brain power went into the making of the T959 Mirage. The staff, which consisted of thirteen seniors, united to work with their sponsor, Frank Dallas, on a common challenge of compiling and editing the school annual-occasionally taking time out for enioyment. To begin the year, the Mirage staff launched a sales campaign which resulted in the purchase of five hundred yearbooks by the student body. The T959 staff instituted the selection of a Mirage queen, which promises to be an annual event. Redakin Staff Although The Redskin staff did not issue any news- papers this year, they did establish a firm foundation for future work by doing ex- tensive work in iournalism class. . The high school news- paper suspended publication l in ff, 4 Q mm an after the first semester in T953 with edition Number ll, Volume XXX because of financial difficulties and a small enrollment in iournal- ism. Mr. Walker, LaDena Keen, Pat Herald, Carol Curry. ' i X 9 , ,, I. . ' 1 'X i K ay, ,, S , 3 1L'. I , '. ' 'H . I lr , . x B i 1 ,. fix , 172-Q'x'gn .L N 1 ' 1, Q Q 7 xl ff , , Qlfi Q fs s 5 fr -v -'Q ez-y 'Qf, x ff- ' 4' ' 'xggf E , A Q -' W A' ff .. - ... Q , ... , lp ,... -,-g -.P , A , ff' 'M f wr- -- so f , ' O J J 5 h . lg: A35 :+V A M l!l ,' jp., 'Y A fb ' ,srl , 431 .4- , fv 1 iv: A r ' 1 V 1 u 4 ,E 4 :1 3351, 1 , A1 Q, X W EIYA rf A 15 'iw 3 N 2 'Pi Q, K ,rr Y 2, ,ei 2? !EE.,.'l ? Qg 35.1 O , A X W, A ,f M w ' 'A vf , '55 ' 9. If 5 J G FIRST ROW: Oliver Ragland, Bill Canipion, Sheri Dnisen, Carolc Prochazka, Sannclra Powcll, Bcclq Kilo, janct Weaver, Pain Catlin. SECOND ROW: Bob Blair, Charles Brichtup, janct Nnssc, Judy Anpcll, Barbara Roclnr, l.5nn Rose, janet Hitchcock. THIRD ROW: Jian Scott, Betty Fox, Connic Ditch, Susan Wood, Sharon Ward. Ann Pcicrs, Sunannc Matkin. Jackie Ganible. FOURTH ROW: Ernest Miller, Larry Childers, Margaret jackson, Donna Patterson Irnia Eley, Pat Winters, Mary Esther Hill, Jean Ann Maupin, Shirley Groves. Pneaenta Cjonclolieua In the spring the Maclrigals received a I rating at state music contest. The Madrigalians in their colorful new costumes presented a brilliant picture at their many performances. MADRIGALS FIRST ROW: Judi: Angell, Bcttlt Holnes, Becky Kilc, Florence Cutter. SECOND ROW: Oliver Ragland, Pat Patrick, Ann Kretancicr, Pat King, Alan Gardner. THIRD ROW: Gary Kocizn, Ernest Miller, Bob Blair, Icroyic Dax .ason, Ralph Malin. FIRST ROW: Jackie Bozarth, Suzanne Matkin, Janet Nusse, Betty Kay Holmes, Bob Blair. SECOND ROW: Cindy Shank, Jeane11Creason. Virginia Varah, Dwayne Brown, Glen Kelly, Ricky King, Alan Gardner, Ernest Miller THIRD ROW: Pam Catlin, Susan Wood. Oncheatna Hoata Gentiva! The high school orchestra began the year by preparing for the annual Southwest Or- chestra Festival which was held in Liberal in November. They were hosts to six other schools for a two-day clinic. The student musicians presented a public concert in Rindom Hall. The L. H. S. orchestra took an active part in the annual Christmas Vesper service on December 23. In March they accompanied the senior high chorus in presenting The Gondoliers , a colorful operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan. Several soloists and ensembles entered the spring music contests. The orchestra concluded the year by providing music for baccalaureate and graduation. 89 FIRST ROW: Florence Cutter, Irma Eley, Carolyn Goos, Marilyn Card, Lynn Rose, Judy Angell, Martha Jill Russell, Janice Kurth, Mary Ann Wiesle, SECOND ROW: Tressie Barker, Phyllis Enns, Marian Eley Gwen dolyn Tittle, Sharil Means, Marilyn Warehime, Diana Sue Light, Linda Pifer, Sandra Duff. THIRD ROW Carol Curry, Luella Wriston, Karolyn Bryan, Barbara Roehr, Lois Brockmueller, Vernona Hardin, Tina Loper LaDena Keen, Lynn Franklin, Patty Winters. FOURTH ROW: Radena Smith, Sharon Kubitscheck, Mary Bauersfield, Della Turpin, Jeanell Creason, Judy Griffin, Gloria Dodds, Tina Lofland, Delilah Short Pat llerald. GIRL RESERVES CABINET FIRST ROW: Jackie Gamble, Mary Bauersfield, Linda Larrabee, Pam Catlin, Mrs. Darst, Florence Cutter SECOND ROW: Sharon Kopke, Pat Graber, Lois Brockmueller, Janet Nusse, Linda Pifer. THIRD ROW Penny Davis, Susan Wood, Stephany Brown, Luella Wriston. g, ' an? 7 I I , , -ani, Xi? FIRST ROW: Mary Sharp, Kathie House, Sharon Kopke, Linda Leete, Linda Larrabee, Carolyn Vick Jackie Gamble, Janet Weaver, Pam Catlin. SECOND ROW: Rita Elliott, Shirley Grove, Suzanne Matkin, Jill Trimmell Betty Kag Holmes, Judy Nusse, Cinda Lou Wilson, Saundra Powell. THIRD ROW: Connie Banker, Marilyn Sloan Deanna hepherd, Pat Graber, Janet Nusse, Jean Ann Maupin, Mary Esther Hill, Virginia Varah. FOURTH ROW Cindy Shank, Judy Polyefko, Linda Chance, Pat Carpenter, Kathy French, Deanna Tedford, Stephany Brown Penny Davis, Susan Wood. Ci. R. 'Pnovidea Jnapination The Girl Reserves again ioined the Hi-Y in conducting inspirational de- votions during the week preceding Easter. One of the many services rendered by the Girl Reserves was the book ex- change which was conducted for the benefit of senior high students during the first week of school. As the Girl Reserves' contribution to the Community Christmas Basket project, they collected food, toys, and clothing in addition to making a cash contribution. Mystery and surprise ruled for a few days before Christmas when peanut- pals each day exchanged small surprise packages. At a Christmas party the final day, the identity of the peanut-pal was revealed. Two outstanding speakers of the year were Mrs. H. C. Franklin who had recently toured Russia and Reverend R.W.O. Knowles who discussed the pro- blems ancl important decisions which must be made by teenagers. A very im- pressive candle-lighting recognition service was held for thirty-two girls who had expressed a desire to share in the work of the Girl Reserves. Climaxing the activities and work of the Girl Reserves was the Mother- Daughter Banquet which was held in the early spring. 91 FIRST ROW: Mr. Boles, Bill Bedinghaus, Ralph Malin, Charles Bedinphaus, Charles Zimmerman, James Ballantyne, Buddy Davison, Bill Minturn, Kenneth Buck, Ted Metcal , Alan Gardner, Charles Martz, Max Poulton. SECOND ROW: Jim Crawford, Tom Staker, Gary Zinn, Don Brown, Tom Minturn, Harold Saylor, John Smith, Larry Childers, Bob Blair, Jim Cole, Ken Pittman, Gary Koehn, Mr. Jantz. THIRD ROW: Steve Fox, Tom Getz, Jack Davis, Gary Dunnam, Jesse Russell, Jerome Davidson, Jack Dykes, Lawrence Harp, Oliver Ragland, J.D, Forsyth, Bo Herbert, Jim Lahar, FOURTH ROW: Joe Stoddard, John Weeden, Ray Bagshaw, Doug Pomeroy, Steve Miller, Ron Prochazka, Larry Zinn, Elwood Smith, Merle Dreitz, Dennis Hedrick, Terry Lea, Charles Wohlenberg, Larry O'Brien, Mike Gobble. 'Hi-U Builda Chauacten This year Hi-Y re-established its program under the direction of Mr. Paul Boles and Mr. Vern Jantz. During the Christmas season, Hi-Y participated in Christmas caroling, presented a Christmas program, and donated to the Christmas basket fund During the Holy Week, Hi-Y again ioined Girl Reserves in presenting morning devotions. Hi-Y had many excellent programs planned by the Hi-Y cabinet. HI-Y CABINET: Mr. Paul Boles, Jack Dykes, Kenneth Buck, Bill Minturn, Merle Dreitz, Buddy Davison, lilwood Smith, Lawrence Harp, John Smith, and Mr. Vern Jantz. MONITORS: Kathie House, Florence Cutter, Janet Nusse, Mary Bauersfield, Gloria Dodds, Della Turpin Sefwice with a Smile The monitors assist Mr. Malin and Mrs. Sawyer in the school office. The assist- ant librarians help Mrs. Schirmer with various duties in the school library. ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS: Jean Polyefko, Janet Still, Sue Munkres, Deanna Tedford, Mary Ann Weisle, Jan Wall, Billie Wilson. 'ffl ax it C f I , l CHEERLEADERS: Weaver, Prochazka, Catlin, Brown, Patrick, King, Vick, Davis. FIRST ROW: Rowley, Shup, Renick, Shank, Kretzmeier, Card, French, Carpenter, Larrabee, Tedford. SECOND ROW: Nusse Holmes, McDaniel, House, Kopke, Creason, Hardin, Greenwood, Shepherd, Tittle. THIRD ROW: Robinson, Pifer, Banersfieid, Stansberry, Kubitscheck, Sloan, Harper, Curry, Munkres. FOURTH ROW: Nusse, Powell, Gamble, Trimmell, Wood, Varah, Matkin, Russell, Ditch, Groves, Peters. FIFTH ROW: Herald, Keen, Shelton, Eley, Barker. Elev. Sharp. Sexton, Rose, Roehr, Heckman, SIXTH ROW Winters, Cox, Wiesle, Doll, Renick, Randolph, Ward, Hill, Chance, Cutter. SEVENTH ROWg Duff, Hayes, Johnson, Markin, Godfrey, Hitchcock, Elliott, Banker, Bryan, Smith. Suppont Redalzina The lO9 members ofthe Pep Club have revived the school spirit of L.H.S. this year by using shakers and skits for the home games. Ann Kretzmeier was elected presi- dent, Marilyn Card, vice-president, and Cindy Shank, secretary-treasurer. 'r i'e-Ref.. we TEAM C HEERLEADERS Carole Prochazka Carolyn Vick Janet Weaver Penny Davis X-5 FIRST ROW: Sharon Kopke, Betty Kay Holmes, Elaine Furr, Sharon Bangs. SECOND ROW: Flora Ragsdale, Judy McDaniel, Janet Nusse, Becky Kile. THIRD ROW: Jan King, Betty Fox, Jo Ann Easley . Aiden Sponaonecl by '1.R.C. The fourteen senior girls who volunteered to serve as hospital aides work a minimum of thirty hours each month at Epworth Hospital . They work hard on three to eight hour shifts, but there is CI certain amount of merriment on the scene whenever a group of girls gets together. They feel confident that in spite of their tales of drudgery that they have gained much from their experiences as hospital aides. Pat King approves the methods of her fellow hospital aides- Betty Fox, Deanna Tedford, and Sharon Kopke. T f 1 'I 4 1 . gr ssl' ' + 5 5 hi , SEATED: Harold LaFavor, Linda Pifer, Bill Campion, Marilyn Warehime, Vickie Doll. STANDING: Mr, Gordon, Bi11P1ith, Carolyn Vick, Radena Smith, Linda Leete, Cheri Cox, Johnnie Foster, Mike O'B1-ien Ann Peters, Janice Kurth, Butch Smith. Debatena finalqye Education The debate squad, under the direction of Edward J. Gordon, completed a very successful season debating the question, Resolved: That the United States Should Adopt the Essential Features of the British System of Education. During the year they traveled approximately 2500 miles, met twenty-eight schools and participated in fifty-four rounds of debate. Four members of the group, Linda Pifer, Harold LaFavor, Cinda Lou Wilson, and Vickie Doll received letters for the year's work. Throughout the year the debaters were kept on their toes by constantly doing research on their topic, by giving practice debates to various classes, and by attending the demonstration debate clinic at Fort Hays State College in Hays. During the season they also participated in invitational tournaments at South- western College in Winfield, Derby, Garden City, and Meade high schools, and finally the District Tournament at Fort Hays State College. With the experience they have gained this year, they are looking forward to even more successful seasons in the future. 99 Nb ,ar ,w 'iv K iw V 2 , 4' in i All Q 'iii vga, A is IQVQQQM Y-L 4.110 'Y 5 ' ,195 ,f . M ,A 'Jw .1 ' , ' 3' X 7: ,. . K , j FIRST ROW: Carolyn Vick, Judy Renick, Donna Allen, Beverly Williamson, Linda Mitchell, Sue Munkres. SECOND ROW: Sam Jerome, Betty Landureth, Patty Winter, Kay Randolph, Ann Russell, Barbara Roehr, Lynn Rose, Fred Fretz. THIRD ROW: Dick Gilpin, Louise Downing, Vickie Doll, Cherie Cox, Sharon Doll, Judy Angell, Sharon Kubitscheck, Nedra Stansberry, Bill Plith. FOURTH ROW: Bill Carroll, Charles Polf, Jackie Dorris, Terry Banker, Jim Crawford, John Smith, Jay Johnson, Tommy Hartnett. Ant and Deca Clube 'Have Buaq Mean The Art Club, sponsored by Lloyd Angell, met once every six weeks. As a proiect they sanded the tables in the art room. Their annual Christmas party held at the Wash- ington Auditorium, was attended by over 100 members and their guests. ln the spring, they tactfully mixed business and pleasure by having a combination weiner roast and sketching trip. DECA OFFICERS Barbara Warehime, Steve Holloway, Gloria Dodds, Mr. Baker, Kenneth Buck, Steve Fosclick. Members of the DECA Club are the students enrolled in Distributive Educa- tion. ln addition to social activities, the members study good business rela- tions at their meetings. A delegation of ' DECA members attended their annual f ' state convention at Emporia with Mr. Baker, their sponsor. Winners in the state contests held there are eligible to enter national competition. 101 4453 H ' Q gm. 7: 1 fX'm1fiw3 w ' 5 , if L E E L , l VK. 5. ,y If -.. 7 , , V, . V N: W. y 55 , , ' ' - J 8 3 5 mga H5431 Q A - 44'-m ., ,UQ . ii y ' fu x-52553 A 2' , 2' We , 1? Q1 ' M Q3 h, 3 Qi! , 4- Q R Ffjfyf A W .fy C LIBEI M43 . CHAPTER ww! ff, , Q lr MS' i ,wax Q. 1 if QP FRONT ROW: Mrs. Varah, Sponsor, Florence Cutter, Louise Downing, Viola Cordova, Linda Larrabee, Kathie House. SECOND ROW: Marilyln Card, Deanna Shepherd, Della Turpin, Kathy French, Deanna Tedford, Linda Chance, Ann Kretzmeier. T IRD ROW: Bill Minturn, Larry Childers, Joe Stoddard, Jim Crawford, John Smith Elwood Smith, Kenneth Buck, Larry Zinn, Jack Dykes, Buddy Davison. 'Jutune 'Jeachena Oftqaniye One of the new clubs in L.H.S. this year was the Future Teachers of America. 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