Mankato High School - Cougar Yearbook (Mankato, KS)

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Highest enrollment Bonita Esslinger Kay Garman Danny Hancock Alene Kramer Dale Freeman Patricia Goodwin Leon Ho 11 Bruce LeClair Sandra Manely Vickie McClure Roanna Meyer LeRoy Moser The Sophomore girls entertain their mothers with luncheons in Home Economics class. Ann Donahue Secretary Treasurer Richard Soash President Russell Lange Vice-President Steve Walker Douglas Page Carmen Volker Chuck Zadina Student Council With the largest class in school, the sophomore students have accomplished a great deal in boosting school spirit. The girls are active members of Kayettes and Cougarettes, while the boys participate in M-Club and F. F. A. As a project, they held a success- ful bake sale. Leadership and ability for future years are evident among their numbers. 17

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Sophomores claim Pamela Bird Linda Blew Brad Owen Terry Peteete Rhonda Coffman Sam Colson Bonnie Reynolds Mike Rothchild Mike Conner Carol Cortner Jerry Rourke Calista Ryan Vicky Crouch Terry Crum Jack Dean Richard Dewey Mary Dillon Norbert Eilert Drusilla Taylor Sharon Temple Deborah Seirer Cynthia Simon Renee Silsby Dale Switzer Not pictured: Eldon Buster 16

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Edwin Wilson President Steven Rose Vice-President Carole Ozraun Secretary Sondra Reed Treasurer Ellis Dunstan Student Council Glenda Andrews Elaine Badger Donn Bartholomew Jean Berry Larry Cady Deanne Coffman Kathie David Hard working juniors have successful year The money making project of the Junior class was the sale of magazines in the area surround- ing Mankato. Awards were given to the three highest salesmen and other members of the class for the sale of certain magazines. The holder of third place was Elaine Badger. Ellis Dunstan claimed second place with his sales ability and Carol Mohler holds first place by selling the greatest number of magazines. 18