Maur Hill High School - Maurite Yearbook (Atchison, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1969 volume:

Maur Hill Atchison, Kansas Volume 29 to begin with, a cbazification of puz- poie. tfeazbook is a zecozd of a cjeaz; tfU eventi, tfie feebingi, the ideas, the gzoujth. Ots ujozds expzea opinions; its pic- tuzes, illusions, stimulating memozies of the oezg zeal but f ozeuez past. Ot is an attempt at ozdez and undezstanding. 'Uliii, Libs aft ysazbooki, nsvsz quits zsacfud its. qoaL, qst lomsivtiszs in aft its. qsnszaiization, b. and montaqs oj fiic- tuzss. qbimmszs. (fiojis uftq) s. o ns s.ozt oj tzutk. 'ZJliz fxuitzation L± jiainfuL, a ' tti - ?Jm' CV UJ- _ ? (l£ jf yet de.mana.in.£) an ¥ ' ¥a Vf afititufjlfe for ifAdezitanaing Contents FACULTY 9 ACTIVITIES 35 SPORTS 61 UNDERGRADS 97 SENIORS 143 SOCIAL 173 ADVERTISEMENTS 189 7� y ■V'y .- - ■ wfflsSRm 1 ' v V. V -- • j ® jfe ‘■mi) he mk m2 •« . V. sWi Vcsaf hssh Co'. � � «3H 3£gl nrj 1: 4« ; l • w. • . -.. • },,,_ ,-. .. . SSppF ■ 'K • V ■ . 'W a 1 a� •A rV jL � • � • • .• V M‘� v vS fA. X?;':: :M W- v •' ‘ •' .- Y - ■ •'■ . vd� Surf� c.. « : . «t ,v - f -• S :V. «.. ' «§$ SSgyattafcy .. . v., -'■■. ' 9 a 3W!� . §fe$P- sg MfPillO ‘wr The members of the faculty are dedicated, pragmatic teach- ers trying to bring the best education and development pos- sible to Maur Hill. They have many firm opinionated ideas on how this can be accomplished, which might cause them to be closeminded or even bigoted - certainly detrimental to a con- structive atmosphere. This dif- ference of opinion can also, how- ever, bring about full discussion on an issue, and thus new ideas for improvement. That student growth is some- what hurt by inconsistent disci- pline caused by differing opinions is also true, yet it places the burdens of decision on the stu- dent, who must ultimately judge himself and his actions in re- lation to no one but himself. In conclusion, the faculty (like any group of human beings) has its faults and virtues - some in greater proportion to others, depending on whom one talks to - yet they have a sense of purpose and willingness to co-operate; prerequisites for any construct- ion and growth. administration Mmmmm. . . .mint flavored. (Fr. Edwin) Fr. Abbot Thomas, President of Maur Hill. right. (Fr. Edwin.) continued to im- the function of Maur school and as a community. Fr. Edwin traveled extensively attending various fund-raising gatherings for the financial support and future expansion of Maur Hill. Fr. Kieran continued to govern the school in Fr. Edwin's absence. One of the more notable achievements of his administration was the cancellation of the demerit system and student handbook in hopes that a less legalized disciplinary system might promote more student re- sponsibility and growth. He also organ- ized a Student-Faculty Coordinating Com- mittee to delve into student problems and student-faculty conflicts. The forma- Send it around back.” (above) Do blondes really have more fun? (below) (Fr. Kieran) tion of dorm committees for each dorm was done to help solve problems of living together in a small community. These accomplishments augmented his hopes for a better, more integrated school. Father didn't confine his activities to just Maur Hill; he was again chaplain for the Mount. He also held the position of Director of the Neighborhood Center. He sponsored a tutorial program for children of low income families and a cultural enrichment program. This was perhaps his greatest work and in which he put his greatest effort. Fr. Kieran is not just a vice-principal or a religion teacher; he is a living Christian, aware of his responsibilities to everyone. chaplain To be a priest at Maur Hill requires a tremendous amount of faith and devotion to vocation. Moreover, to be the chaplain requires assurance and conviction. In a time of great change, great unsuredness, and great insecurity, Fr. Wilfred has done his best to foster and teach the truth to all students concerning not only Christianity, but those basic things which draw all men together as social beings. 12 The guidance counselors advised stu- dents about personal and academic prob- lems as they were continually confronted with the radical change and growth of adolescence. They also provided valuable assistance to seniors as they prepared for college. It was only through their tremendous effort and conscientious work that they became effective counselors. Mr. Stork (below) works long into the night trying to analyze mixed up Maurites (left) guidance Well Don, there's always Vietnam. (Mr. Galley) Where did you go wrong, Turner? business One little, two little, three little duckies. . . Paul Hockett pours on the speed. Fr. Roger continued as the Alumni Director as well as moderator of the Tatler and teacher of typing and book- keeping. He also had enough time to sponsor the Homecoming raffle and the 50 state flag exhibition. language Father Bruce, Father Owen, and Father Martin returned once again to educate the tongues of Maur Hill Stu- dents; Father Bruce leading the charge with French I and II, Father Owen in Latin IB, II and III-IV, and Father Martin with his Latin IA, Spanish I and II, and Special English. Father Martin (above) awaits an answer in his 'Special English course, (below) Father Bruce .shows off the latest creation of the famous French hairdresser Le Boucher”. social studies Undaunted in their efforts to further our historical background Mr. Brown, Mr. Galley, Bro. Jude, Fr. Camillus, and Fr. Barnabas returned as our social studies instructors. Plagued by long hair covering his eyes, Mr. Brown was still able to man- age American History A and two courses in American Problems. Mr. Galley hand- led Citizenship and Physiology, with Brother Jude holding down Sociology. World History was once again taught by Father Camillus while Father Barnabas presided over American History B. Oh, yeah? (Bro. Jude) Fr. Camillus tries out the other side of the desk. In one of his RARER moments, Mr. Galley is caught speechless. Fr. Gabriel Mr. Stork hands back some quizzes. Mr. Stork science The science department expanded it- self even more this year with the addition of Psychology as a senior elective course. Taking on the added work of this new course was Mr. Stork, who also teaches General Science and Biology A and B. Mean- while, across the hall, Fr. Gabriel hung in there with his junior physics students,pre- paring them for next year's Chemistry and (of course) Fr. Bruce. Fr. Bruce also teaches Biology C. Fr. Bruce 18 Fr. Bruce and pet g ge t sc' c M ...as Fr. Gabriel applies the left-thumb over in- verted index rule. Sid Shriwise reaches for his crucible while sadistic Bill Horton waits for him to burn himself. Vince Zubowicz and Dan Thorup wait for their experiment to materialize. Steve Goss sighs despairingly... Sid Shriwise: Can Analysis be worthwhile? Mr. Andra: Is the theatre really dead? The Lone Arm: Beats me. Mrs. Price gives some outside help to Mike Swarts. Another side of Fr. Paul. coobie-doobie-doo... (Sr. Paula) math There was a new addition to the math department this year: Mrs. Price taught Geometry classes. Fr. Paul socked it to 'em in Algebra IB and 1C; Mr. Andra continued to frustrate stu- dents with Algebra 1A, Algebra IIA, and Analysis (it's really very trivial)—he also taught a new course of Business Math. Sr. Paula again enlightened Algebra IIB students. . vx� f 21 S' ou silly ahss. (Fr. Thomas) r m 3 -,4 x english The English department was re- duced to only three teachers this year. Fr. Thomas returned to perform for senior English classes, and Fr. Wilfred trudged through English IA, 111A, IIIB2, and IIC. Mr. Tidwell, a new addition to the department, met with considerable popularity among the students. He taught English IB, IC, IIA, IIB, and IIIB1. naaah (.Mr. Tidwell) Lv Jack and Jill went up the hill. . . (Fr. Wilfred) $X kfc CPoo d J) - JU 2 , _ Ls J) o— $- 4 PP vJL Mrs. Catharine Roth, librarian. Miss Ruth Hansen, office secretary. Mary Vaughan, part-time office secreta 17. personnel 23 ttrfC ZZL r £lyvia Busey, Janitress ijl lrttJ 2tU y, 6f personnel iM1 Mrs. Young, Roost Mrs. Evelyn Clayter, Janitress Mr. Pickman, caretaker of St. Leo's mb 24 Mr. Perkins, head maintenance man Marvin Clayter, Janitor sister paula , . .and then I led my four divisions on to Berlin. (Sister Paula and Father Thomas). Sister Paula has labored this year under the twin strains. At the Mount she was an administrator, sifting through a pile of daily events and schedules trying to pull out a year whose achievements must be brought together for appreciation. At Maur Hill she has taught classes, touching every day, and being preoccupied with every day, those cells of school activity, the students. But perhaps it should also be said that she has worked at twin satisfactions. Few things are more impressive than an ordered, productive whole, and few so fascinating as tuning those fine particulars that are so important in their own right. 27 Sister M. Alice English, Religion Miss Amrein Business, Economics Sister Bettina Homeliving, Art 28 Sister Dorothy Math Miss Ellis Language 29 Sister Evangeline Religion Sister M. Grace Math Mrs. Gruba English, Social Studies Sister Mary Jane English 30 Sister Marie Homeliving 31 Sister Maxine Business, Chemistry Mr. Ramsey Social Studies, English 32 Sister Rebecca Math-, English, Religion Sister Vincent English, Language Mrs. Wisely Social Studies Sister Wilma Homeliving, Religion, Science Activities are probably the most important things a student can participate in at Maur Hill. Students learn to work together, to understand and accept new ideas and different people; p a - tience and open-mindedness be- come important things. There is pulling together, real spirit, un- derstanding, and growth. There is learning, yet it is not for a grade as is sometimes the case in the classroom, but for learning 's sake. It might be said that the main formal activity this year was the mono epidemic. This lasted 3 and a half weeks-----which is really lost valuable time for any kind of club or organization. Certainly most of the activities were hindered, or cancelled, or post- poned. The formal activities are certainly important, but their faltering has not lessened the general spirit any, and the in- formal activities such as snow ball fights, jacking around, pep rallies, going down town, etc., have shown the spirit. They may not be always organized or rec- ognized but they are just as or possibly more important than any formal activity. And they are the ones that are remembered. ACTIVITIES 36 registration The halls were faintly familiar and the hustle of voices and faces increased the familiarity. The process of regis- tration was real again-in all its frus- tration and tiresomeness. There were publication forms, physical exam re- cords, going from one place to another, finding out that one has to take Latin again, going down to the roost to spend what seems a fortune on books, being a big brother, nervous about what to do and say, being a little brother, nervous about a new environment. It was good to get back, meeting everyone again. college day College Day came finally after many postponements on January fifteenth. The colleges sent their representatives and the students and parents came, listening, wondering, deciding, and taking notes. Sophomores joined Juniors and Seniors this year, getting acquainted early with their future. participating colleges Creighton University Sacred Heart College St. Mary of the Plains College Mount St. Scholastica College Briar Cliff College Missouri Western College Kansas State Teachers College St. Benedicts College Kansas State University University of Kansas Highland Junior College St. Louis University Northwest Missouri State College Kansas Institute of Technology Rockhurst College Washburn University 37 38 assemblies (left) Joe O'Bryan tells everyone about the M-Club. Maurltes learn the values of a nuclear reactor, (below) Are assemblies merely sedate gaps in Wednesday's rush of classes? Do they do nothing but rob you of a study hall? Or are they a breath of fresh difference letting you sit back and draw in knowledge leisurely and with pleasure, though you live in a system that must discipline one eye, steady- ing the other on tomorrow? If you agree with the first two questions, and not with the third, you quite likely have never sat up during that period in the Auditorium on Wednesday mornings. Bob Swan tells Maurites about his adventures behind the Iron Curtain. The democratic mascot (and several other rare animals) campaign for Bob Swan. 39 The student council accepts the Kansas flag from Gov. Docking, (right) (above) Marty Clements presents Rich Miles with the St. Benedict medal. Stu-Co. President Ray Jun addresses the student body with his golden voice. student council 40 Maur Hills M-Club poses for its annual picture, (right) Initiates cheer at a football game. (Dick Wilder, Dan Kopala, and Don Highberger) m-club (below) Mike Riley throws his weight (right) ’’Eggs in your beer?” ”No, just around by giving Ron Pickman a notch, eggs.” Reed Gray drinks raw eggs for his initiation, as Mike Jackson looks on. 41 The Varsity cheerleaders: Jere Neuman, Sherry Day, Carol Wyatt, head cheerleader Barbara Intfen, Judy Minnis, and Dona Schuler. cheerleaders The Cheerleaders. Perhaps they can be best understood if we look at them as six fans coordinated in cheering while sur- rounded by an avalanche of sound, always trying to channel all that excitement of the hour into an organized message. That message is the spirit of Maur Hill. 42 The B Team Cheerleaders; Martha O'Meila, Marianne Clements, Patty Mattews, and Margaret Thum. great books By and large, the Great Books club was a failure this year. No one read the books the club took. Virtually one one attended meetings. This all added up to very little. It is tempting to speculate as to what exotic intellectual and or scholastic malady has thus affected the club. However, the problem simply is that people just don't read around here anymore. science club Potato peels litter the ground and the unmistakable smells of hot Stork Stew fill the air. It is quiet, everyone is too busy eating to do more than grunt their satisfac- tion. Flashlights stab the air, their beams searching for the long vanished snipe. Christmas tree, Mister? Nice bushy tree, best in Atchison. For you, only five dollars. Take one home to the kiddies. What d'ya say? Fr. Owen (above) collects Christmas trees to sell longer until he can leave, while Dan Kopala sleeps while Mr. Stork (above right) calls the Science Club standing up. to his rescue, (below) Carl Heider wonders how much 45 mononucleosis 47 nomuber sixth to december second glee club Slowly but surely, the golden throats of Maur Hill's Glee Club gave way to the pressure of Fr. Camillus' teaching and finally sang on pitch. But once they had grasped the basics, the members began to move, slowed only by the forced vacation. Winter concert came a little too soon, not revealing the true quality of the M.H. Glee Club. Glee Club members, however do not rest on past laurels and now are looking forward to a bright future. Jeff Collins (above top) doesn't dig the sound coming stars (?) perform (below) with Bill Ellis fracturing from Sedlacek as Glee Club practices. Our shining another song. (above) The cream of the crop, the twelve aces, join Camillus (below), in some of his more striking poses, with the twelve tones for a winning combination. Fr. rocks out the beat. band The sour note stands out from the har- mony of sound issuing from band room and Fr. Camillus, tapping his music, starts again. Determination and effort characterized the bands1 style this year. They were a wel- come addition to football and basketball games and never failed to raise lagging spirits with such winners as our school song and the ’’Stripper”. Practice makes perfect and practice fills many hours in the lives of band members as Fr. Camillus strives for perfection. Fr. Camillus (below left) gets that stereo sound he’s gives it all they’ve got. (above) the band at the Winter listening for, while the wind section (below right) Concert. The cast; (left to right) Rich Greene, Donna Schuler, Mark Migliazzo, Jere Neuman, Matt Baumann, Steve Steiner, Carol Donovan, and Margaret Schutz. pirouettes and or paraphernalia . . .a study of life. . . 52 So THAT'S why he wanted the part! Oh doctor! the doctor in spite of himself Mike Schmidt suspects some hanky - panky on the part of his wife (Mary Schroer) carnival credo II Af. Hcb- Review of entire debate. — 67 don’t know what they wab-t at agd 18. I Af. Law of supply and demand is not being balanced. Citations of need, shortage of non. Citations of supply available. Put jobs rad people together by service program. Review of case. Summary. Quotation from Eberle, Current History INeg. Phs vJpAyT-fTPyf JnCgution. Prevent inflation. Q0 Jj Lc —Vj’c can't plan that far ahead to use so many oca effectively. -- Compulsion doesn't agree with American tradtion. —training offered may never become vitally usofjiJ; no establishment Debating , as a club began this year at Maur Hill. Why the sudden surge? Father Barnabas and that smiling assemblage below. All of them inexperienced, they have started the perhaps painful process of mastering —thescience of formal debate. Not ogJ tv|. this science meant to leave its students with an understanding of the issues that they can make others understand, but they should have acquired more poise and what- eWf ii5n?e ?ifS5. ns?§ ,3SeS!ftre8aS?baus J tha people that we need will not voluntoar. Cent kept at a cinimuis because we're using only high school graduates..our programs initially demands this training. -- maintaining presentorganisations -•benefits derived will pay for the cost of the program —increase GKP S6 billion. —• crime rates will go down because of fuller employnwE;. t'ompuhSdon again; Ethiopian students find cccsjmIs3.on acceptable. II Meg. Direct attack on their Maur Hill Debate Club; Standing; Will Absent; Bill Ellis. plan Cummings, Leroy Euler. Seated; Steve Goss, Matt Melcher, Father Barnabas. oyed can't be moved into these jobs (Indlan3,ho cites) ;ed ove 1) What questions would you have fired at the affirmative? 55 — s tremendous that Maurites do not have to pay to see hc| all or basketball games. The C.Y.O. has also done a gi by lessening the cost of away trips. About the only cl e already greatly endebted for their help in making Maur I Dates to Remember years now, the student bodies of both Maur Hill and t have been talking about developing an air of unity, or relationships. But it still boils down to hat in many ways we are separated—but we shouldn’t may seem insignificant to most people, but it has alw I y L Li Llfc?I n Maurites do. Let ine da ics a success. They offer the mount a membership caru lollars which gets them into four home football and e Co-editors of the Tatler, Mike LeCluyse and BiU [fty c Horton, look over the latest issue and____________ laftecfc o. mil I will stand corrected it I find I am wr ay, at least the 500 Club offers them a one dollar saving, the Maurite needs is his ID, which, if lost, costs three But he has to h Doesn’t go into the sports program, neone says we must get our money somewhere. They sh nother source. The Mount section at any activity is jus tant as any other. Since they are, they should be treated lgly. The sooner we realize that we are no better than er the sooner these “better relationships” will come abc Circulation heads Matt Baumann and Mike Riley start to stamp the paper If irt'i-� nnrr t Nov. Coin Club Meeting Effinqham here AROL 0 laumann Jhenalia. w mth wntt £ 2 lishet Denms Nastav direett twelfth and thirteenth in the play. The cast consisted o Sports editors Dan Kopala, SidShriwise, The Physician in ed by Maur Hill School, Atchi- K ansas, semi-monthly from Septem- to May. inclusive, except during the month of December when only one issue «sprinted. lit ■ ■ Editors-in-Chief.........WiHwrTOonoft Michael LeCluyse News Editor ..............Leroy Euler Feature Editors........ Will Cummings Steve Goss Varsity Editors . . ,...Daniel Kopala Brian Lynch Intramural Editor Sid Shriwise Photography.................... Thomas LeCluyse Advertising........v.. . Ronald Sedlack UnfortUI1. David Alig Circulation Matthew Baumann Same _ Michael Rgey Moderator . . . . Fr. Roger Rumery, O.S.B. Headmaster ... Fr. Edwin Wstson, O.S.B Reporters and Brian Lynch call in the stats ,,a,U tuaiiy me soiunon lo oui tilde III tO Lu vwi David Alig, John Bohon Bernard Ewigman, Michael Fitzpatrick. Kevin Hanlon, Karl Heider, Charles Higgin- botham. Raymond Jun. Timothy Keeley, Ho Young Kim, Michael Neve, Richard Plummer, George Schieber, Ronald Sed- lacek, Steve Steiner, Vincent Zubowicz Subscription: Student edition is $1.50 per year. For alumni and student edition 0, $2.00 per year. was soun Second class postage pai Kansas 66002. merely hand out dissatisfactory slips to students he feels are pplying themselves. A copy could be mailed to the parents wftfi a written explanation of the problem, if necessary. A arc , Atchison, wrought aloi remains of certain tribes to illus- trate his points. Afterwards, the members discussed the ideas of —— The Oct. 17 assembly was given to each class f purpose of class meeting Maur Hill High School, Atchison, Kansas 66002, a Catholic College Preparatory School, October 29, 1968 ayes of is lively I ; an jr Hill ica acad e evenir nine of) Club he :tober Affluen i discu he Maur arbara Ir Vilfred. Dis- and other articles representing. Reporters; (back row, 1. to r.) D. Alig, B Helder, S. Steiner, M. Neve, B. Ellis, (sea nclude Mrs. world were made. This year’s retreat will also involve great amount of time and work for the faculty and stu- dents of both schools. This re- treat will mark another sign of unity between the two schools in lolas. Sister ather Bama- girls. Experience '1 said 280 words, monkey. the homecoming activities with the their first vici Not 279. (Fr. Roger, moderator) eniors decorated the old over the Mar hounds40-12 . ,, , . Cl a meet A school newspaper is essential to the growth and development of a liberal the Above and beyond doi[ “drum events, it should serve as the media tor student ing and disthought and opinion� ! l|Jo books. boi Si ide i This year's staff was, unfortunately somewhat hampered along these lines. Despite this, it succeeded in producing several controversial and excellent arti- ISSIGTciy during the course of the ye fv the i .ation has already sponsored several trips. Busses carried Raven support- ers to St. Joseph, Mo. for the game against the Christian Brothers Golden Eagles and for the clash with the Benton Car- V ’■! v Als Edwi welco alumn Aft held Amei Dur ; ; :: ! irector, re- Education coaches all Collei visit i Ihe from Hei isSf Staff members whose individual pictures are not shown and who are responsible for a great deal of work are; Steve Goss, Steve Gruba, and (naturally) Father Wilfred Fangman, moderator. Ad staff; Mike Riley, George Schieber, Brian Lynch, Jim Dixon, and Jim Asher This years photography staff con- sisted of the following four enterprising individuals; Mike LeClyuse Tom Weishaar Tom LeClyuse Dan Leis (for further descriptive adjectives con- sult the remaining staff) Frank Meier and Box Axtell, Social editors Sports editors Boe Kinzie and Rick Plummer maurite Whistle ... twenty minutes of calisthenics ... speciality drills ... hit the seven man sled... three times through the tires ... nut- cracker ... scrimmage ...scrim- mage ... scrimmage ... shower Whistle ... isometrics ... station drills ... set-ups ... jump shots ... scrimmage ... scrim- mage ... scrimmage ... wind- sprints ... shower Whistle ... calisthenics ... time trials ... run, jog, walk ... run, jog, walk ... run, jog, walk ... more wind sprints ... shower Athletes know this as prac- tice; then there are the games. Some may wonder what it's all about, aside from the noise. What did we get from the games - on the field, on the court, on the track - that others didn't find in the stands? The yelling made us humble, yet the work gave us pride - pride individuals shared to form the team. Along with bruises and sprains, something sweated out- a paradox: courage. No athlete would trade that sweat for a dry shirt, for it is something he will never forget. Just for awhile - which may be all that is neces- sary - we have shared in that sweat. Front row, Coach Brown, G. Richardson, P. Chew, S. Bernard!, G. Schumer, E. Macan, R. Foster, D. Thorup, B. Horton, M. Clements, T. Diebolt, R. Gray, Coach Galley. Second row. Coach Tidwell, M. Irsik, M. Agnew, J. O’Bryan, D. Gray, E. Schneider, B. Ewigman, D. Highberger, T. VanGundy, K. Baugher, R. Arensberg, M. Jackson. Third row, S. Kramer, F. Kunkle, M. Cibulka, S. Perkins, T. Basham, J. Ferry, M. Aziere, J. Bohon, S. Graves, R. Plummer, M. Sanders, Coach Doyle. Fourth row, D. Domann, J. Intfen, R. Greene, M. Brungardt, T. Fox, J. Scholz, G. Highberger, M. Marr, M. Gonzales, R. Knipp, C. Gleenon, T. Lednicky. Fifth row, B. Headly, B. Mullins, E. Allen, R. Noll, S. Foster, J. Algaier, J. Miller, M. Cogan, V. Zubowicz, R. Dempster, E. McCall, R. Beien, D. Gunn. football 1968 statistics St. Joseph of Shawnee 19 M.H. 14 Savannah 28 M.H. 19 Christian Brothers 41 M.H. 7 Benton 45 M.H. 0 Maryville 12 M.H. 40 Immaculata 19 M.H. 7 Lafayette 7 M.H. 34 Effingham 2 (forfeit) M.H. 0 63 sweat, and a hell of a lot of guts. end. (above) Hide your food, here comes Ferry! (below) Mike Marr gets ready to finish off a Leavenworth back, (right) Fred Kunkle talks over the upcoming game with Mr. Tidwell, (below) Mike Sanders pur- sues his man. Did ya get him, Mike? b-team statistics Ravens Opp. B.I.S. 12 0 A.C .C.H.S. 13 0 Hiawatha 7 14 Immaculata 26 13 Leavenworth 13 6 (above) John Bohon is thrown for a short loss, (below) Mike Marr gets to the ball carrier first while Fred Kunkle and Marty Gonzales move in to help, (left) John Bohon shows his form with another flying tackle. 71 Front row: T. Foley, P. Schneider, L. Arensberg, M. Hager, D. Lutz, B. Courtney, K. Gardner, M. Overby, T. Webber, A. Rodriguez, and Coach Paul Boos. Second row: J. Good, B. Macan, P. Hockett, R. Wilburn, P. Sitzman, T. Hager, R. Ross, J. Ellbogen, D. Ruder, and Coach Brother Jude. Third Row: B. Fanning, E. Lutz, E. Swart, J. Kesinger, G. Brownsberger, M. Connelly, B. Murphy, C. Carrigan. Fourth row: P. Vogt, B. Altfillisch, J. Gruba, M. Perkins, M. Nicola, J. Intfen, J. Lykins freshman statistics General Patton A.C.C.H.S. Wathena Immaculata Ravens Opp. 6 24 13 13 27 7 7 0 72 (above) Ernie Swart goes around the end for a few more precious yards, (upper right) Charlie Carrigan throws the bomb”, (right) Steve Smuck gets a good workout while the other members of the team await their turn. (left) Phil Vogt kicks off for the Baby Ravens. (Above) Ernie Swart watches as another opponent hits the dust, (right) Brother Jude briefs the team before the game. The 1969 Varsity basketball squad, (1. to r., back (front row) Bill Horton, Chris Vatterott, Tony row), Coach Brown, Mike Jackson, Bernie Ewig- Davenport, Terry VanGundy, and Rich Arensburg. man, Vince Zubowicz, Dan Thorup, Jack Miller. scores Opp. M.H. Christian Brothers 68 52 Benton 69 45 Immaculata 59 62 Christian Brothers 75 43 Savior of the World 62 48 Lafayette 63 62 Marysville, Kansas 48 35 St. Mary's 37 51 Tonganoxie 52 37 Iola 58 46 Osage City 39 43 Effingham 36 34 Lafayette 57 59 Bonner Springs 59 52 Benton 69 52 Immaculata 43 45 St. Joe, Shawnee 57 43 Bishop Hogan 48 55 Effingham 43 37 Tonganoxie 73 64 Big E goes for the shot against C.B. Mr. Brown gives the team a pepping up during a time out. Tony Davenport works the pattern. 77 (above) Vince Zubowicz works for position for the rebound, (below) Bill Horton pumps in two markers, (bottom left) Dapper Dan works around for position, (left) Tony Daven- port shoots for two. 78 Tony Davenport (above) dazzles the opponent as he dribbles around him, (below) Dan Thorup goes after the ball in a center jump, (bottom left) Bernie Ewigman fights hard for the rebound, (left) Mike Jackson jumps high for the rebound. Dave Domann shoots over his opposition. Mike Marr shows his per- fect form. Sonny Graves puts up a one hander. scores Christian Brothers 43-45 M.H. Benton 56-42 M.H. Immaculata 56-60 M.H. Christian Brothers 44-64 M.H. Savior of the World 54-65 M.H. Lafayette 51-60 M.H. Marysville 52-41 M.H. St. Mary's 25-47 M.H. Effingham 40-43 M.H. Lafayette 61-50 M.H. Bonner Springs 45-40 M.H. Benton 66-52 M.H. Immaculata 63-61 M.H. St. Joe, Shawnee 74-59 M.H. Bishop Hogan 59-50 M.H. Effingham 52-55 M.H. B-Team players; Front row, left to right are; Craig Smith, Rich Beien, Dave Domann, Joe Intfen, Fred Simon, Marty Gonzales, Mike Marr, Garthe Schulte, Graves, Phil Wagner, and Coach Br. Jude. John Bohon, Gene Hanlon, Larry Ball. Back row; Paul b-team (above) Mike Jackson shows his ability to get off the floor, (right) Rich Arensberg out maneuvers opponent and goes for two. (above) Brother Jude and Bernie Macan watch from the bench, (right) Mike Perkins comes down the court.(below) Ernie Swart puts it up. frosh b-ball scores Christian Brothers Desoto Immaculata Os awatomie Atchison Immaculata Wathena General Patton Christian Brothers Effingham Atchison Sabetha M.H. Opp. 29 21 35 26 25 40 48 21 20 33 30 37 40 28 34 28 35 22 46 44 20 22 29 36 The Freshman Basketball Players are: First row; Coach Bob Ross, Phil Vogt, Mike Perkins, Willy Lopez, and Brother Jude, Bernie Macan, Ray Wilburn, Dennis Lutz, Mike Nicole, student Manager. Pat Sitzman, Jim Lykins. Second row; Charlie Carrigan, (below) Pat Sitzman comes down out of the air. (left) Dennis Lutz puts up a Jump shot. Our smiling 880 relay team: Hay Jun, Randy Shriek, Mike Colgan, and Golden Wheels Diebolt. (above) Kip Bishop clears the bar with ease, (below) Reed Gray gives the disc a toss, (bottom left) Randy steps over the low hur- dles. (upper left) Tim kickin' it out in the 100 yd. dash. (above) Bob Sanders smiling as he goes over that last hurdle, (right) Timmy Deibolt passes the baton to Kieth Baugher. 1968 Maur Hill Track team. Front row: 1. to r., V. Zubowicz, G. Vertin, F. Lager, C. Vatterott, B. Sanders, R. Shriek, D. Thourp, R. Jun, M. Colgan, B. Gering. Second row: K. Baugher, M. Clements, T. Diebolt, J. Justus, F. Meier, E. Wilburn, Coach Andra. Third row: R. Gray, M. Jackson, K. Bishop, D. Highberger, B. Lynch. 86 (above) 1968 Cross Country team: Coach Andra, Paul Smith, Marc Migliazzo, Mike Neve, Tom Hoffman, Frank Meier, and Dave Schneider.(right) Frank Meier kicks it out as he heads for home, (below) Mr. Andra tells Frank the team strategy. 87 Golf Club; Fr. Paul, moderator, Sid Shriwise, Tom Weishaar, Mike Riley, Bill Ellis, Jerry Julius. Bill Ellis tees off. A. .uln Nice shot Tom, but it’s the wrong hole. CTom Weishaar) Jack Costello, coach of the soccer team, manages a big smile. Soccer team; left to right; top row; Pedro Valenzuela, Aquilar, Joaquin Sierra. Bottom Row; Leo Hulseman, David Martinez, Carlos Torres. Middle row; Manuel Luis Morfin, Steve Steiner, Sergio Mazon, Ignatio Obeso. Martinez, Frederico Valenzuela, Pedro Rangel, Joaquin intramurals (above) Chris Vatterott nabs Stan Sonnemoser. (left) Pat Thomas makes another one of his fantastic catches while Tom Rowell looks on in amazement. 90 (left) Playful Sid Shriwise finds plenty of running room, (above) Stan Sonnemoser lets go of a pass as Mike (Chopper) Anderson loses all hope of catching him behind the line. 91 (above) A-League champs: Mike Schmidt, Sid Shriwise, Kip Bishop, Ray Jun, Chris Vatterott, Bill Ellis, Kevin Gatzenmeyer. Pete Quinn shows the Chicago style. Dan Lorenz arrives at Chaos Hall. intramural basketball Steve Kramer fights to get off a shot. Big Ed Macan brings it down. (left) Fr. Barnabus takes his turn at referee, (right) John Wilmes gets op a shot, (below) Tom Hoffman show6 his shooting form. (left) Chris Glennan watches his teammate go for two. (right) Jim Asher prepares to be floored. (above) Vince Zubowicz, Mike Marr, and Dan Thorup, the fearsome threesome, (below) Frank Meier proves he's a man. after school athletics Jim Asher Bob Axtell Dennis Brooke Mark Clark Mark Aziere Jeff Collins Larry Ball Will Cummings Keith Baugher Tony Davenport Junior class officers are (left to right) Terry Van Gundy (Pres.), Craig Simon (V. Pres.) and Steve Gruba (Sect. Treas.) The juniors were quiet and unorgan- ized as a class. No leaders chose to emerge to lead the class as a functioning body within the school system. The people knew each other only as individuals, and not as members of a class. Whether this is bad or not is debatable; it is just a fact. The junior class had some out- standing, talented individuals w'ho showed their ability on various occasions, but for the most part tended to keep it to themselves. 98 ‘yjjzoQ C JtuL Kim Day Jim Dixon Dan Diebolt Curt Dreiling 'JhJtxv Jpt IvJlf Of r WL Kevin Hanlon plays lumberjack. juniors ?o n Leroy Euler Bemie Ewigman Joe Ferry Terry Fox Boyke Gaffar 99 100 Don't tell ME to go blow my horn! (Rich Green) Jericho Gaffar Steve Goss Donald Gray Rich Green Steve Guttermann Kevin Hanlon Steve Gruba What the_____?! (Fill in.) Sophomores on a junior page? Tom Harmon Jerry Harrington Chuck Higginbotham John Hoadley Tom Holtgraves Mike Jackson Tim Keeley Steve Kramer Fred Kunkel 101 Phil Lacy Ervin Langan Owen McCourt Matt Melcher Jack Miller Jim Miller Herb Morgan Tunyapo Napawongse George Peixoto Steve Perkins Hick Plummer George Schieber Craig Simon Drew Slickman Gary Smith 102 Paul Smith Phil Wagner Stan Sonnenmoser Ken WeinmaniH Pat Thomas Marvin Wentz Terry VanGundy Eugene Wilburn Craig Simon (on the floor) takes part in a well-received Dramatics production. 103 sophomores The sophomores returned not as the all protected freshmen, not as the privileged upperclassmen. With the addition of many transfers, they were disunified at first, but soon got to know each other well, and the leaders emerged and held the class together as a unit during Homecoming and on all other occasions when unity was needed. They lived well with the freshmen in the old dorm, not resenting or bullying them, but realizing their worth as persons and treating them as such. The sophomores are destined for great- ness. They have tremendous athletic prowess and the tremendous spirit needed to develope it, besides having the leadership needed for good class organization. Dan Leis and Tom Scherer work on the Home- coming dummy. Roger Aldis John Algaier Rich Arensberg Ted Ash Joaquin Aguilar David Alig James Beien Rick Beien Ed Allen Tom Boasen 104 John Bohon Mike Cogan Mike Brungardt Curt Day John Bush Rick Dempster John Chapman Bob Desbien Mike Clark David Domann 105 Steve Foster Chris Glennon —- Marty Gonzales Mike Gonzales Mr. Doyle, who moderated the study halls and pre fected the dorm, converses with Peter Quinn. Gary Highberger Joe Intfen Thomas Hoffman Ed Havey Steve Jiminez Jerry Julius Richard Good David Gunn Sonny Graves Gene Hanlon Eldon Haverkamp Bemie Headley 106 Paul Kesinger Barry LaNoue Paul Manley Ho Young Kim Tom LeCluyse Paul Marotta Paul Klebba Tim Lednicky Mike Marr Randy Knipp Dan Leis David Martinez David Knowles Mike Lee Manuel Martinez Sophomores shout rebellion and anarchy as Mr. Stork (the establishment) looks on with nervous anticipation. Bill Matthews Sandy Mertz Mike Neve Jorge Magallon Joe Miller Dan Nolan Ed McCall John Misunas Ricky Noll Pat Me Court Luis Morfln Ignacio Obeso Steve McGinnis Bob Mullins Steve Pickman The sophomore class officers for the 68-69 school year were; Rich Arensberg...........President Mike Marr...........Vice President John Bohon............Sect. Treas. 108 Jim Scholz Garth Schulte Ron Sedlacek Joaquin Sierra Ah, the beauty and intricacy of tic-tac-toe. (Tim Lednicky) Mike Swarts Fred Valenzuela Peter Quinn Mike Sanders Tom Scherer Dave Schneider 109 Donald Agnew Harold Boos Brian Altfillisch Jerry Borgendale Lee Arensberg David Brentano Tim Aziere Mark Brostrom Mark Baumann Greg Brownsberg freshmen The freshmen are the newcomers, en- tering into the new, but distinctive life of Maur Hill. They are introduced to the school during the big brother program; they begin to know and feel the life. The program has its faults, however, and it is not until mid-year or after that the students really feel a part of the community. The class of '72 entered Maur Hill at a time of great change and experiment. Other freshman classes were restricted in many ways from the activities of the rest bf the school; but this year the times changed - the freshmen were allowed to attend all school mixers and other gatherings. On the whole, freshmen accepted the freedom with responsibility. They had good able leaders that helped unify the class. They had a feeling for one another and for all those in the school. They became a productive part of Maur Hill. no Tom Foley focuses in on an Important point of the freshman initiation, and that's more than we can say for our photographer. Charles Carrigan Mike Connelly Bob Courtney Doug Dasse Larry Dooley Phil Drimmel Larry Eker Jim Ellbogen William Fanning Tom Fitzmaurice David Flavan Tom Foley Armando Gamboa Kevin Gardner Mark Brostrom sits in ecstatic meditation as he pauses in passing out programs at a play. John Good Jeff Gruba Mark Hager Ted Hager Paul Hockett David Hess 112 Jack Costello was prefect of the old dorm and moderated the study halls this year. He also sat in the office and answered phone calls, (see picture) Will Lopez Fransico Martini Tom Miller Dennis Lutz Rich McCullough Bill Murphy Eddie Lutz Tim McNulty Mike Nicola James Lykins John Merillat Chris Nunnink Bernard Macan Richard Miles Steve CMeilia 113 Marlon Overbey Mike Perkins Randy Pospicil Stephen Prohaska Freshman class officers for this year were; Agustin Rodriguez .... President Charles Carrigan . . Vice President Doug Dasse...........Sect. Treas. Luis Radaelli Agustin Rodriguez Robert Ross Joseph Sanders Douglas Ruder 114 Norbert Schieber Phillip Schneider Charles Sercer Patrick Sitzman Mark Sonnenmoser Marion St rick Freshman Mark Brostrom and Brian Kucklemann, watch as some sophomore (we don’t know how he got in there) doodles on the cast of headless Doug Dasse. Ernie Swart Garry Turner Phil Vogt Tom Webber Edwin Weinmann Raphael Wilburn 115 Paul Mattingly (transfer student). Jimmy Diaz Infante Gerardo Leal Kevin Noonan (transfer student). Ernesto Medina Pedro Rangel Carlos Torres Wesley Lentz Steve Smuck These students pictures were not available for the necessary deadlines. 116 I Mary Jane Palumbo (left) and Rosemary Monaghan (below) both taught courses In English to the foreign students. They at- tend the Mount College. english as a foreign language 117 ... for the times they are a 'ehang in PROPOSED PROPOSED PROPOSED PROPOSED PROPOSED EXISTING EXIST I NG EXISTING EXISTING EXI STING PROPOSED MOUNT ACADEMY ACADEMIC BUILDING MOUNT ACADEMY DORMITORY MOUNT TENNIS COURTS FOOT BRIDGE MOUNT - MAUR HILL STUDENT CENTER TRACK AND FOOTBALL FIELD MAUR HILL GYMNASIUM ACADEMIC BUILDING TENNIS COURTS JR.- SR. DORM FR-SOPH. DORM MAUR MAUR MAUR MAUR H ILL HILL HIL L H ILL Kathy Barrett Marcie Buehne Karl Mae Jo Betts Carmen Barbara Brull Kathy Buck Baumann Vilairat Brownsberger Sue Clemens Sharon Colgan Karen Carnoali Chongpradungsut Dolores Cicewski juniors The Mount juniors this year seemed to be more of a class than an entity. Togetherness could be called the key word of their success. They were together making the home- coming one of the best yet for the senior class and together putting on a play that was infamous in the drama history at Maur Hill. Together in town and together as a body within a body yelling their hearts out at a football and basketball games. ...Great souls by instinct to each other turn, Demand alliance, and in friendship burn... These juniors possess these great souls, and in time of need turn to each other for help and guidance. Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow ye diet. (Maggie Schutz) Due to technical difficulties in the developing the Maurite wishes to apologize for the fact that the junior class officers' pictures were not available. Neverthe- less, they are as follows; Celia Wulff...........................President Judy Minnis ................... Vice President Carol Donovan ................... Sec. Treas. Bernadette Celia DeNlgris Dlederich Darlene Dietrich Carol Donovan Aimee Durall Rosemary Dyer Jody Faller Nancy Virginia Prapimphan Cecil Hillerman Cathy Hockett Gretveldtnger Hayden Hetrakul And just guess what time it is? Karen Klossner Sheila Lane Sandra Larrison Bonnie Leather Maggie Lurquin Judy Minnis Ruthie Meyers Mary Rose Murphy The best of remedies against mono is a beefsteak; Try it Darlene, before you sneer, and I assure you this is true for I have found it an answer—so may you. 122 Jere Neumann Mary Jo Noll Carol Nowak Cindy Overton Nancy Parke Tina Paulich (Barbara Brull) Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. 123 Wednesday morning, 3 am ’’Next time, I’ll walk up the stairs! Judy Scheschy Joan Scholz Grace Schroer Donna Schuler Maggie Schutz Susie Sherman Pat Siebenmorgen Gloria Sole Mary Ann Strain Sid who? A group of juniors stage their own version of Laugh In during one of their assemblies. 125 Elaine Amerin Lydia Avila Mary Bickford Therese Bohrer Nancy Brull Kathy Burkart Sonia Campillo Pat Campillo Marianne Margie Shelia Diamond Nancy Doll Clements Cunningham sophomores The sophomore year can be (and usually is) a trying one at the Mount. Besides the new academic pressures (How was chemistry this year?), the sophomores were faced with a barrage of new responsibilities - both as a class and as individuals. Caught up in a wave of liberalization and new found freedom (no longer being freshman), the sopho- mores found opportunities open to them in all fields. As with the juniors, the sophomore class officers' pictures did not materi- alize. The officers remain however; Nancy Engelken . . . President Susan Schutz . . Vice President Annie Engelken . . Sect. Treas. What is the answer given by most teenagers to any question? Duh-huh? Mary Linda Domann Annie Engelken Nancy Engelken Karen Fegan m m Marilyn Finan Opal Flippin Donna Gonzales Terry Gorman Debbie Gorrell Debbie GrandPre Roxanne Guy Jane Hager 127 Well Shelia, only nine more days till vacation. Pat Hennigh Mary Ann Howard Lucia Jones Theresa Jones Judy Judd Nioma Lemke Michelle Lurquin Martha Lutz Patty Mathews Nancy McCarthy Susan McGivern Joyce Minnis Juanita Miranda Beverly Moll Trudy Morgan Diane Morley Susan Noll Alice Nolte 128 Deborah Northing Kathy O Bryan h) Connie Ohmacht Martha O'Meilia Dana Paulich Dixie Peltzer You didn't lose your glasses because they are on top of your head!” Peggy Pickman Mary Carol Prohaska Margaret Hazo Brenda Reuter 129 Charlu Rhodes Veletta Smith Jeanie Richardson Melanie Staley Teresa Rindom Cissy Tarantola Janetle Susan Schutz Judy Sherman Schieber Kathy Turpin Candy Twenter Kit Thum Opal Flippin and Margie Cunningham check out for a night on the town. 130 Margie Vanderweide Judy Vogt Candy Twenter tries to understand the ever foreign language called French . Good luck, Candy! Jane Watkins Argene Welker The final check out for a night on the town, Karen Wilson 131 Jane Amerln Marcia Arensberg Mary Buck Barbara Bush Marian Mullins catches a quick forty during a quiet time in English class. freshmen Repetitious as it is, we once again say that freshman class officer pic- tures were not available. We did man- age to get the names, however: Joni Pyles .... President Margaret Thum.................. Vice President Debie Stallbaumer ............. Sect. Treas. Mary Ellebracht Evelyn Falk Brenda Dodson Pat Domann 133 (Barbara Bush) Ah, where does it say on that pattern that you sew my thumb into the hem? Connie Hager Carla Hermesch Helen Jackson Jeri Kadel 134 Brenda Weber contemplates the teacher's last words. Cheryl Moll Marian Mullins Barbara Nowak Carmen Obeso Beth O'Bryan Mary Oswalt Soccoro Oveida 135 For the freshmen, one of the biggest adjustments of their lives has just taken place. Paradoxically, some of their best years have just begun. The Class of '72 will probably have the unique distinction of being the only class to know two Mounts : the good old third and fourth floor Academic building Mount, and the still-in-the-planning Mount of tomor- row . They will be buffeted by the constant inconvenience of institutional growth, and along with it, the frustration of large scale liberalization. What the future holds for this year's freshman class could probably be anyone's guess at the moment. If their performance so far is any indi- cation of their willingness to adapt, however, it should present no problem. Joni Pyles Mary Helen Razo Graciela Rodriguez Mary Lynn Rothwell Mary Scholz Martha Schroer Cindy Sharp Debbie Sonnenmoser 136 Vicky Spellmeier Debie Stallbaumer Margaret Thum Karen Twenter Janice Vollmer Brenda Weber Mary Weishaar Melissa Zang Yes, that's what he said. Fr. Bruce and Sr. Janet compare notes during a run-through of mass songs. 137 after hours Dear me, I do believe that one stuck. So, they caught you too, huh? 138 (Above) Yeah, I see you too. This ear, stupid. Are my fangs showing?” (Below) Boy, this mouthwash is beginning to taste rotten. I wonder if two hours is long enough. If you don't get my finger out of this press, I'll kill you. Don't let it bother you, dearie. It's good for circulation.” I wonder if I ought to put something in this.” I know Tide whitens everything, but not my black skirt! after hours Ugh' w.s Everybody has to look bad sometime, even Sleeping Beauty. Does that go for rag dolls too? Ya AIIM + SMO KL Double, double; Toil and trouble. Cauldron burn and cauldron bubble. (Wm. Shakesphere: Macbeth) owN aO r 141 . ■ • i.,-.' - • Wi Xs -ftC tou - '♦ . %?. . -T ,•«. f S)A ,'jiu'j''V'- � ’ • C'V • v,' , y,.,i Piy-- 3fe� • -, S� 3 Xi• ir V-V _; ■;• ESCTgaafrr� t ■• . v-r f• � •.:.-,-•?s• --•••; .. ' •vv-.i •.:•� • i g -V - K v« A i i ■V . ’ y 4,' I kS, X a 25 2 SI m ' ■’ 8 Ic-' l'V; V?.$ 8 5.-v4S vavnKh -__ anpjBgv':';: jMT Tifll 1 w MHIB •AT TVv W ' ' -l ft, : 4 ii - : M -v� f: • v ,i«1 ■ftILwR p MIBSif ■mWm w?|g$ R4. JJ A'r . : ££ !V .V T 3 itlp ii 1 ;•’ Seniors are much like under- graduates; they are still going through the changes of adoles- cense, yet they are certainly more mature. The seniors of '69 are really not fully mature yet, they are only questioning and ex- perimenting now, but with this will come decision and maturity. Seniors are the leaders of the school, and how they lead de- termines to a large extent the spirit of the school and many of the attitudes of the underclass- men. This year's seniors are leading with friendship and exu- berant spirit. There is some snobbishness, so there is some dissent, and there are few in- dividual leaders, yet the class itself leads—and there is a fol- lowing. The senior class has always been unified in cases where school spirit was needed, rising above the usual groupishness and exclusions. This spirit, which even now becomes greater as graduation nears, is probably the one sign of what the class is. TIM BASHAM MIKE AGNEW MIKE ANDERSON SURADEJ ASSAVADORNDA 144 Peter Appleseed and Mark Swan plan for the future KIP BISHOP MARK BLAIR PETER CADORETTE 145 147 BOB DURKIN SURADECH EKABUTR BILL ELLIS STEVE FISCHER RON FOSTER KEVIN GATZEMEYER REED GRAY KARL HEIDER DON HIGHBERGER BILL HORTON Bill Horton and Dan Thorup take a load off their minds...err, feet. BOE KINZIE Greg Renier catches up on some work. Senior Class Officers: Greg Schumer, Sec. Treas.; Boe Kinzie, President; Dan Throup, Vice President. LESLIE LALLO MIKE LeCLUYSE DAN LORENZ 150 JOHN LUTZ BRIAN LYNCH ED MACAN 151 FRANK MEIER MARC MIGLIAZZO dennis McCarthy DAVID O'MEILIA RON PICKMAN PAIRAT PHOTHAPAREE greg mcginnis RAY NOWAK JOE O'BRYAN LARRY RUHL MIKE SCHMIDT DAVID SCHOLZ GERG SCHUMER 154 MIKE SONNENMOSER STEVE STEINER VINCENT SCIMECA 'jts - 1 I UvliTiLi V A SID SHRIWISE r e$ APIVAT SIVAYATHORN DAN THORUP 155 DENNIS WEINMANN TOM WEISHAAR 156 Seniors express various reactions to Father Barnabas teaching. CHRIS VATTEROTT SURADEJ WAT ANAPA DICK WILDER JOHN WILLIBRAND MIKE WILSON Gabriel Hoffmann and Don Highberger make you wonder what they’ve been up to. VINCENT ZUBOWICZ 157 senior achievements maur hill MIKE ANDERSON Football 1, Track 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3, Intra- murals 2,4. MIKE AGNEW Football 1,2,3,4 , Intramurals 1,2, Voc-Tech 3. SURADEJ ASSAVADORNDAJA Soccer 1, Winter Conditioning. TEV1 BASHAM Football 1,2,3,4 , Track 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Science Club 1, Camera Club 1, Great Books 2, Hon- or Roll 1,2,4. Mass Commentator MATT BAUMANN Football 1,2, Track 1,2,3, Cross Country 3 . Intra- murals 1,2,3, Dramatics 1.2 ,3 ,4 . Glee 4, Aces 4. M-Club 2,3,4, Tatler 2 .3 .4 Circulation Manager. STEVE BERNARDl Football 1.2,3 .4 . Intramurals 1. M-Club 3.4, Rifle Club 3,4. KIP BISHOP Track 3, Intramurals 3, Dramatics 3. M-Club 3.4, Maurite 3,4 Ad Staff. Rifle Club 3,4, Transfer Stu- dent. MARK BLAIR Dramatics 2,3, Great Books 2,3, M-Club 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3, Tatler 3 . National Spanish Honor Society. PETER CADORETTE Intramurals 1,2,3.4. Dramatics 1,2 .3 .4 , Glee 1. 2,3.4. Aces 1,2,3,4. Great Books 2,3.4. M-Club 3,4. Honor Roll 1,2,3.4, Maurite 4 Co-editor. Tatler 1, 2 ,3 Feature Editor, Reporter. PHIL CHEW Football 1.2 ,3 .4 , Track 1,2,3, Basketball 1.2, In- tramurals 3,4, Glee Club 2.3, M-Club 2,3,4—Vice Pres. MIKE CIBULKA Transfer, Football 3,4 , Intramurals 3,4, Student Faculty Coordinating Committee MARTY CLEMENTS Football 1.2.3 .4 Co-captain, Basketball 1, Track 1. 2,3 .4 . Intramurals 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, M-Club 3, 4. Stage Band 4. Honor Roll 1,2,3, Student Council Sec. Treas . Vice Pres. 1,3, County Government Day, May Day Trophy 2. WILL CUMMINGS Intramurals 1, Dramatics 1.4. Great Books 1,4. Hon- or Roll 1,4, Maurite 4, Tatler 1,4 Feature Editor, Highest Scholastic Average 1. TEV1 DIEBOLT Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 . Track 1,2 ,3 ,4 . Basketball 1, Intramurals 2,3,4, M-Club 2,3,4, County Government Day, Great Books 3. BOB DURKIN Football 1,2, Track 1.2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Glee Club 1. BILL ELLIS Transfer 3, Golf 3,4 , Rifle Club 4, Golf Club 3,4 Sec of Treas. Glee Club 4, Great Books 3,4, M-Club 4, Honor Roll 3,4, Tatler 3 .4 . Reporter, Debate 4, Tutor, Sadie Hawkins King 4. Dramatics 3,4 158 STEVE FISCHER Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 1,2,3,4, Great Books 2, M-Club 4, Honor Roll 1, Tatler 3 Sports Editor, County Gov. Day, Golf Club RON FOSTER Football 1,2,3 ,4 . Intramurals 1,2,3, Glee Club 3,4, M-Club 3,4, Honor Roll 1. KEVIN GATZEMEYER Football 2, Track 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Rifle Club 2. REED GRAY Football 3,4 . Track 2,3 ,4 , Intramurals 2,3.4, Glee Club 3,4, M-Club 4, Stage Band 4, 2nd in Handball tournament 3, County Government Day. KARL HEIDER Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Track 4, Dramatics 2.3 .4 . Glee Club 4, Science Club 1,2.3,4 Vice Pres., M- Club 4, Honor Roll 3.4. Tatler 4 Reporter, Rifle Club 1,2,3.4. DON HIGHBERGER Football 3,4 . Track 2,3, Intramurals 2,3,4, Dramat- ics 2,3 ,4 , Science Club 2,3,4 President, Camera Club 2. M-Club 4. Maurite 4 Slave. Visual Aid BILL HORTON Football 1,2,3 ,4 . Track 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, In- tramurals 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, M-Club 3,4, Hon- or Roll 1,3, Tatler 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 . Co-editor 3,4, Sec. Treas. 2, President 3, County Government Day, Mass Commentator. Governor's Leadership Conference 3. MAX IRSIK Football 2,3,4 , Intramurals 2,3,4, Band 2, M-Club 4, Mass Commentator, Rifle Club 2. RAY JUN Football 1. Track 1,2 ,3 ,4 . Basketball 3, Cross Country 2 , Intramurals 2,3,4. Dramatics 1,2,3 4 Band 1,2, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Aces 2, Great Books 1, 2,3, M-Club 2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4. Tatler 1 ,3 . 4 . Student Council President, President 2, Mass Commentator, County Government Day, 3rd in Reli- gion Contest 1. BOE KINZIE Football 2, Track 1, Intramurals 1,2,3, Dramatics 1 2,3.4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Aces 3,4, M-Club 3,4, Maur- ite 3 .4 Sports Editor, Sec. Treas. 1, President 4. Mass Commentator, K.U. Art Camp 3, Mount College 4, Governors Leadership Seminar 3. DAN KOPALA Transfer 3, Intramurals 3,4, Dramatics 3.4. Glee Club 3,4, Science Club 3,4 Sec. Treas., Maurite 4 Ad Staff. Tatler 3 .4 Sports Editor, Rifle Club 3,4 LESLIE LALLO Intramurals 1.4, Dramatics 1,2, Science Club 1,2.3 Sec. Treas., Camera Club 1,2,3, Honor Roll 1.4. Golf Club 3.4, Band 1. MIKE LECLUYSE Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Glee Club 1,2.4, Science Club 1 2, Camera Club 1,2,3, Aces 1,2, M-Club 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Maurite 3 .4 . Photographer, Tatler 2 3V4 Editor in Chief. 2nd in Art Contest, Manager DAN LORENZ Intramurals 2,4, Science Club 2,3, Band 2,3.4. Mo- saic on New Dorm, Rifle Club 2,3,4. JOHN LUTZ Track 1, Intramurals 1, Dramatics 1, Giee Club 3,4, Golf 3. BRIAN LYNCH Football 1,3, Track 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3. Dra- matics 2,3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, Camera Club 2, Great Books 2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2, Maurite 4 Ad Staff, Tatler 3 ,4 Reporter Sports Editor, Chess Club. dennis McCarthy Intramurals 1,2,3, Dramatics 1,2,3 , M-Club 4, Maurite 3,4. gregg McGinnis Track 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Dramatics 3, Great Books 3. ED MACAN Football 1,2,3 ,4 . Track 1, Soccer 2, Dramatics 3 , 4, Glee Club 1,2,3.4, Band 1,2,3,4, M-Club 3,4, Stage Band 4, Rifle Club 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. FRANK MEIER Football 2, Track 1,2.3,4 . Cross Country 1.3 .4 , Intramurals 1,2, Dramatics 1, Science Club 1, M- Club 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2, Maurite 3 ,4 Ad Staff Social Editor. MARC MIGLIAZZO Football 1,2,3. Track 2,3,4, Cross Country 4 . In- tramurals 1,2,3,4. Rifle Club 2,3,4. Dramatics 1,3, 4, Glee Club 3,4. RAY NOWAK Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 1,2 ,3 , Great Books 2.3.4, M-Club 3,4. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Maurite 3 ,4 . Co-Editor, Tatler 1,2 Reporter. County Government Day, Boys' State 2nd in Art Contest 3, Sec. Treas. of M-Club JOE O'BRYAN Football 1,2,3 ,4 Co-captain, Track 1,3, Basket- ball 1, Intramurals 2,3,4, Dramatics 1, Glee Club 1, 2.3.4, Aces 1,3,4, M-Club 3,4 President, Golf Club. DAVE O'MELIA Track 1, Basketball 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3.4, Glee Club 3, Honor Roll 3. PAIRAT PHOTHAPAREE Transfer 3, All around good guy award. RON PICKMAN Soccer 2, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 3 ,4, Glee Club 1,2,4, Aces 1.2,4, M-Club 4, Honor Roll 1,3.4, Rifle Club 2,3,4. GREG RENIER Track 3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Dramatics 3,4, Sci- ence Club 1, Band 1,2,3,4. Stage Band 4. Rifle Club 1,2. GEORGE RICHARDSON Football 1,2,3 ,4 . Track 1,2,3. Basketball 1.3, In- tramurals 1,2.4, Golf 4, Great Books 3, M-Club 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Boys' State. MIKE RILEY Intramurals 1,2,3.4, Dramatics 1,2, Science Club 1, 2 3. Camera Club 1,2,3. M-Club 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2, 3.4, Maurite 3 .4 Ad Manager, Tatler 2 ,3 ,4 Cir- culation, Golf 3 .4 . Rifle Club 1.2,3.4, Golf Club 2, 3,4 President DICK ROME Track 1,4, Intramurals 1,2,3.4. Dramatics 1, Cam- era Club 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 2, Rifle Club 1.2.3.4, Winter Conditioning. TOM ROWELL Transfer 3, Intramurals 3.4, Glee Club 3,4. Maurite 4 Ad Staff. LARRY RUHL Transfer 4, Glee Club 4, Honor Roll 4, National Span- ish Honor Society. MIKE SCHMIDT Football 1, Track 1, Intramurals 1,2,3.4, Dramatics 2,3 .4 , M-Club 4, Glee Club 2,3 ED SCHNEIDER Football 1,2,4 , Track 1,2,4, Basketball 1, Intramu- rals 1,2,3,4, M-Club 4. DAVID SCHOLZ Intramurals 1,2,3, Dramatics 1,2. GREG SCHUMER Football 2,3 ,4 , Track 2,3,4 . Intramurals 2,3,4, M-Club 4, Honor Roll 2, Sec. Treas. 4, County Gov- ernment Day, Weightlifting Champ. VINCE SCIMECA Track 1, Intramurals 2, Glee Club 1, Soccer 1. SID SHRIWISE Track 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Golf 3 ,4 , Dramatics 1,2, Glee Club 3,4, M-Club 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Rifle Club 1,2, Tatler 4 Sports Editor, Maurite 4 Copy Editor, County Government Day. Golf Club 3,4 Vice Pres., Statistician 4. APIVAT SIVAYATHORN Transfer 4, Intramurals 4. MIKE SONNENMOSER Football 1,2,3 ,4 . Track 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2, M- Club 3,4 STEVE STEINER Soccer 2,3,4 Captain, Intramurals 2,3,4, Dramatics 3 ,4 . Glee Club 2,3,4, Science Club 3,4, Band 2,3,4 President, Aces 2,3,4, Great Books 4, M-Club 4, Stage Band 2,4, Maurite 3 Ad Staff, Tatler 4 Report- er, Spanish Club 4 Vice Pres., Pan-American Club 4, Transfer Student. DAN THORUP Football 1,3 ,4 , Track 1,2,3 , Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 Captain, Intramurals 1,2, Glee Club 3,4, M-Club 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, County Government Day, Vice Pres. 4, Student Faculty Coordinating Committee. CHRIS VATTEROTT Transfer 3, Football 3. Track 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Intramurals 3,4. Rifle Club. SURADICH WATANAPA Soccer 4. Transfer 4, Winter Conditioning. DENNIS WEINMANN Intramurals 1,2, Camera Club 1,2,3, Rifle Club 1,2. TOM WEISHAAR Track 1, Basketball 1,2,3, Intramurals 4. M-Club 3. 4 Honor Roll 1. Maurite 2 ,3 ,4 . Photographer, Tatler 2 ,3 Photographer. County Government Day. Religion Contest 1, Golf 3 .4 . Golf Club DICK WILDER Dramatics 2,3 ,4 . Intramurals 3.4, Glee Club 4, Science Club 2,3.4. M-Club 4, Rifle Club 1, Great Books 3, Camera Club 1,2. JOHN WILLIBRAND Football 2, Track 3.4. Intramurals 1,2.3,4. Science Club 1 M-Club 3,4. Maurite 3 ,4 Senior Editor, Rifle Club 1,2,3. MIKE WILSON Track 1,2, Glee Club 4. VINCE ZUBOWTCZ Football 4 . Track 1.2,3 ,4 . Basketball 1,2,3.4 , Cross Country 3, Intramurals 1,2, Dramatics 2. Sci- ence Club 2, Great Books 1,2,3, Honor Roll 1.2,3.4, Tatler 2 ,3 News Editor 4 . Student Council Vice Pres. Sec. Treas. 3, Country Government Day Chairman of Student Faculty Coordinating Commit- tee, Honorable Mention Editorial, Valedictorian. 159 senior achievements mount PAULA AMREIN Chorus 1,2,3.4, Sodality 2,3,4. Mount Views 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, Chairman of Literature Committee 3, Student Council 4. JANET BEHRMANN Dramatics 2, Drama Club 3.4, Sec. 3, President 4, Student Council 4, Schola 1,2,3,4, Twelve Tones 2,3, 4, Band 4, Stage Band 4, Chorus 1,2,3.4, Tri-M 2,3, 4, Historian 3, N.F.L. 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3, G.A.A. 1.2.3.4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2,3, Junior Academy of Science 2, Press Club 3,4, Soph. Class Vice-Pres., Honor Roll 4, Great Books 4, Boarder Rep. 1, Quill and Scroll 4. JANICE BROOKE Sodality 1, Press Club 3,4, Math Club 3,4, Drama Club 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, Chorus 1. SHERRY DAY Transfer 3,4, County Government Day 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Drama Club 4, varsity Cheerleader 4 EDNA DEMPSTER Chorus 1, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Pan American Club 4, County Government Day 3. PATTY DONOVAN Chorus 1.2.3,4, Sodality 2,3.4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Press Club 2,3,4, News Editor 3, Co-Editor 4. Stu- dent Council 2,4, Debate 3,4, National Forensic League 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Honor Roll 1.2,3,4, Great Books 4, Sophomore Class President, Girls State Rep. 3, M.H. Rep. atTonganoxie, Catagories 4. RUTH DOUGHERTY Pep Club 2,3,4, Pep Club President 4, Student Coun- cil 4, G.A.A. 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Twelve Tones 4. Schola 2,3,4, Dramatics 2,3,4, Press Club 4, Span- ish National Honor Society 4, Drama Club 3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, Great Books 4, National Forensic League 4, Quill and Scroll 4. MARILYN DOM ANN Chorus 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2, County Government Day 3, Drama Club 4, Schola 3. MARTY ENGELKEN President G.A.A. 4, G.A.A. 1,3,4, Co-Capt. 3, Cho- rus 1,3,4, Band 1,3,4, Orchestra 1,3, Coll. Orches- tra 1,3, Sodality 1,3,4, Drama Club 3.4, Tri-M 3,4, N.H.S. Probationary 3, Stamp Chairman 1,3, Student Council 4, Honor Roll 3, School Volleyball Team 1, 3.4. MARY ALICE FINNEGAN Pep Club 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Intramural Candidate 1, Class Vice President 1, Class Treasurer 2. Class Sec -Treas. 3,4, Country Government Day 3, Drama Club 4, Pan American Club 4, Honor Roll 1. TERRI FISHER Transfer 4, Chorus 4, Schola 4, Science Club 4, Great Books 4. JANET FREEMAN Transfer 4, Chorus 4, Drama Club 4, G.A.A. 4. JOANIE GRIESEMIER Transfer 4, G.A.A. 4, Drama Club 4, National Honor Society 4, Band 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Stage Band 4. MARY GRONNIGER Chorus 1, Drama Club 3,4 ELLEN GRUBA Chorus 1, Drama 2,3, Schola 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4 GER1 HAGER Pep Club 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Varsity Alternate Cheerleader 4, Class Vice Presi- dent 4, Country Government Day 3. IMOGENE HAGER Chorus 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club President 4, Country Government Day 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. DONNA HALL Chorus 1, G.A.A. 1,2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 4. DIANE HANSEN G.A.A. 1, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Corres. Sec. 3, Prefect 4, Press Club 2,3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4 BARBARA INTFEN Chorus 1,4, G.A.A. 1,2,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, 3-Team Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Head Cheer- leader 4, Junior Class Vice President, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Drama Club 3.4, Press Club 4, Student Council 4. GABRIEL HOFFMANN Transfer 4, G.A.A. 4, Band 4. PAULA JIMENEZ PAT JONES Pep Club 1.2,3, Drama Club 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Twelve Tones 4, Schola 4. JUDY JUSTUS Pep Club 2,3,4, Drama Club 3,4, G.A.A. 4, Class Stamp Chairman 4, Chorus 2,3,4. BARBARA KESINGER Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, G.A.A 1. JAMIE LAVENIA Sodality 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2.3, Schola 2,3,4, Band 4, Chorus 12,3.4, G.A.A. 3,4, 160 Math Club 2,3, Dorm Rep. 2,4, Country Government Day 3, Dramatics 2,3,4, Great Books 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Press Club 2.3.4, National Forensic League 3,4, Drama Club 3, 4, Science 2,3,4, Debate 3,4, Student Council Sec - Treasurer 3, Student Council Vice President 4 LINDA LEMKE Pep Club 1,2,3.4, G.A.A 1,4, Drama Club 4, Country Government Day 3, Chorus 1. THELMA LENTZ Chorus 1, Pep Club 3.4. Citizenship Award 1,2. MARY LOWRY Drama Club 3,4, Chorus 1,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Al- ternate Cheerleader 2,3, G.A.A. 1,3,4, Mount Views Business Manager 4, Homecoming Queen. BETTY LUTZ Pep Club 1,2. Drama Club 4, G.A.A. 4, Chorus 1. JANE LUTZ ELLEN MILES Pep Club 1,2,4, G.A.A. 1,2,4, Drama Club 4, Press Club 2, Chorus 1,4. Freshman Class Treasurer. Country Government Day 4, Great Books. RUTHIE MILLER Chorus 1,2, Pep Club 2,3.4. G.A.A. 1, Sodality 1,2,3, 4, Pan American Club 4 MARY MANNING Transfer 4, Pep Club 4, Drama Club 4. PAT MORGAN Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Schola 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4. RITA MORGAN Chorus 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2.3,4, Schola 4. GLENDA NOLL Drama Club 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Queen Candidate. MARY BETH NOLL Drama 3,4, Sodality 2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1, 2.3.4, Pep Club 1,2,3.4, Alternate Cheerleader 2,3, Science Club 3,4, Vice President 4, Math Club 1, Student Council Rep. 1, Intramural Homecoming Candidate 2,3, Friendliest Sophomore, County Gov- ernment Day 3. ALICIA NORMILE Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sodality 2,3,4, Schola 4, Mount Views 4. LOUISE PENNING G.A.A. 1,2.3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4. Sodality 1.2,3,4, Com- mittee Chairman 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4. COLLEEN PHALEN Pep Club 1,2, Freshman Class Secretary, Student Council 4, President of Modern Music Masters 4, Twelve Tones 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Press Club 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4. Dramatics 2,3,4. Schola 2,3,4, County Government Day 3, G.A.A. 1,2, Science Club 3. ANN POEHLER Chorus 1,2. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 3,4, So- dality 1,2,3,4, Press Club 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Debate 4, Sophomore Class Secretary, Student Council Pres- ident. PAM PYLES Drama 2,3,4, Student Council 3,4, Schola 1,2,3,4, Twelve Tones 3,4, Band 3,4. Orchestra 1,2. Chorus 1.2.3.4. G.A.A. 1.2,3.4, N.F.L. 4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Tri-M 3.4. Sec Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4. Sodality 1, 2.3.4. Science Club 4. Press Club 2,3.4. Junior Class President, Senior Class President, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, County Government Day. Honor Roll 3. Boarder Rep 4. Quill and Scroll 4. APHILAKSANA RATNIN Transfer 3.4, G.A.A. 3. KAREN LO SANDERS Chorus 1,2,3,4, Schola 2,3,4, Twelve Tones 3,4. Mod- em Music Masters 3.4, Math Club 2,3,4, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. Drama Club 3, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4, Math Club Sec.-Treas. 3, Math Club President 4. Modern Music Masters Vice Pres- ident 4. MARY SHROER Transfer 4. Drama Club 4, National Honor Society, Categories 4, Math Club 4, Science Club 4, Presi- dent 4, Student Council 4, French Honor Society. Press Club 4, Honor Roll 4, National Forensic League, Debate, National Merit Semi-Finalist and Finalist. CHAMSR1 SIRISRISORNCHAI Transfer 3,4, Foreign Student. SARA SKINNER Transfer 4, Drama Club 4. Pep Club 4, Press Club 4, Chorus 4, Band 4 KATHY SWIDERSKI Drama Club 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1. Press Club 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3.4. Honor Roll 1,4, Chorus 1.2.3.4. Debate 4, Mount Views Ass Feature Editor 3.4, Quill and Scroll 3,4. National Forensic League 4 CHERYL TWENTER Chorus 1,2.3,4. Press Club 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Schola 2,3.4, Sodality 2.3,4. Sec.-Treas 3. Vice Pre- fect 4. Honor Roll 3, Mount Views 3.4. KATHY VANDELOO Pep Club 1.2. Sodality 2,3,4, Math Club 3,4. Chorus 1.2.3.4, County Government Day 4. Honor Roll 3,4. National Honor Society 3,4, Mount Views Business Manager 3, News Editor 4, Alumni News 3, Press Club 4. GAIL VERTIN Chorus 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Math Club 2,3,4, Sec.- Treas. 2, Vice President 4, Press Club 2,3,4, Ass. News Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, Drama Club 4, Catego- ries 2,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3.4, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Student Council 4, Debate 4, National Forensic League 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. LINDA WEISHAAR Chorus 1, Orchestra 2,3, Band 3, Pep Club 2,3.4, Drama Club 3,4, Honor Roll 3. CAROL WYATT Chorus 1,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, County Government Day 3, G.A.A. 1,2,4, Schola 4, Drama Club 4, B-Team Cheerleader 2,3, Varsity Cheerleader 4. le The Class of '69—a class that brought with it changes, anxiety, and a fear of the future. And now as they prepare to leave, they look back at these and at the personal growth they inspired. These last couple years the seniors have seen changes in the educational system, school policies, and even uniforms. More importantly, though, they have seen changes within themselves. No longer do they fear the future—rather, they've learned to pre- pare for it. They look forward to the day when they can take their place in society and work for a better world. As a class they have suffered their disappointments and rejoiced in their suc- cesses. Soon they will depart on their different ways, but a part of them will remain as long as there are those to recall... Judy Justus swings at homecoming. PAULA AMREIN JANET BEHRMANN JANICE BROOKE i 162 SHERRY DAY MARILYN DOM ANN RUTH DOUGHERTY EDNA DEMPSTER PATRICIA DONOVAN MARTHA ENGELKEN MARY ALICE FINNEGAN JANET FREEMAN JOANIE GRIESMIER MARY GRONNIGER ELLEN GRUBA 164 IMOGENE HAGER DONNA HALL DIANE HANSEN 165 166 THELMA LENTZ MARY LOWRY BETTY LUTZ 167 JANE LUTZ MARY MANNING ELLEN MILES 168 GLENDA NOLL MARY BETH NOLL ALICIA NORMILE LOUISE PENNING COLLEEN PHALEN ANN POEHLER 169 PAMELA PYLES APILAKSANA RATNIN KAREN SANDERS MARY SCHROER CHAMSRI SIRISRISORNCHAI SARA SKINNER 170 KATHY SWIDERSKI GAIL VERTIN CHERYL TWENTER LINDA WEISHAAR KATHY VANDELOO CAROL WYATT 171 jk i1 ;. tf Jb '•■'•' aB§r jfrj ;« -. •' W - . -v rr- - -A ■ iMtr- k % • ■ ;■:■ ■■ -, v.. , vv ' r 'v 5f:-'• ' ’ VETv a 2? •. « � ; i T :$fc., • «$£ ' r$K -k'r ■ ’’-. Social life is certainly im- proving at Maur Hill (and at the Mount, too, we might add) but there is still the snobbishness, feigned indifference, and mis- trust that has always character- ized social relations between the two schools. It seems that Mounties and Maruites have to learn to ac- cept one another for what they are (rather than as something more imaginative and vulgar) before there is to be any real communication or anything. The only way they are to know about each other, however, is through some kind of contact--some kind of common activity. There are mixers of course------if one can find his way through a crowd, stare into someone's face to see who it is, and then find a place to dance—and big activities like Homecoming, Prom, the annual watermelon feed, and Sadie Haw- kins Day (a big success because of Mountie extroversion), etc. The m a j o r i ty of the time, however, there is nothing to do. Either re- strictions interfere or nothing is organized. There is hope however: The administrations lessened re- strictions this year, and at least there was talk about social in- tegration. The situation is improving, but even now most of the hope is in the future—and we suppose that's what we'll have to look towards. SOCIAL Guy Galley Ray Jun night time rally The work put in by the Sophomores (right) is compensated by a stunning bonfire (above). Maur Hill broke away from tradition this year by holding the homecoming rally and bon- fire on Friday night, rather than the usual Saturday evening. Deemed a great success by all, the evening was topped by a small mixer in the Roost. Queen Mary Lowry homecoming queen Mary Lowry and date Chris Vatterot. Intramural Homecoming Queen Judy Scheschy watches the game with Queen Mary and her court: Glenda Noll, Pam Pyles Barbara Intfen, and Imogene Hager. 176 Marty Clements and Bill Horton pose with Intramural Homecoming Queen candidates Debbie Stalbaumer, Judy Scheschy, and Cissy Tarantola. intramural homecoming Father Gabriel, Ray Jun, and Phil Chew at the announcer’s table. Sid Shriwise eludes an alumni tackier while Tom Rowell (below) closes in on an apparent pass receiver. Bill Ellis, king of Dog-Patch, looks down upon his court. sadie hawkins For the last time, my name isn't Abner. (Kip Bishop and Janet Behrman) (left) Joe Ferry, Bob Axtell, and Curt Dreiling watch the band with amazement, (below) Dog-Patch music from the Crystallization Marty Clements socks it to Sherry Day. 179 Greg decides to try the Swedish meatballs. mount winter semi-formal Marty Clements and Sherry Day sit one out. Mounties and their dates enjoy the dinner. 180 mixers and dances - . Judy Scheschy passes the inspection of Phil Chew and Super . Is this a joke? (Ned and Steve). Maurites show their form (above and right). mixers and dances The Crystallization (left) provided a good deal of this years music. Gary Smith and Steve Steiner slow it down. ... but we won 7. 185 186 It is oftentimes a common practice to ignore the last twenty or thirty pages at the end of the yearbook; after all, who really enjoys muddling through page af- ter page of advertisements? Needless to say, no one. Yet, to examine the idea, this never has nor ever will be this sections' intention. Rather, it can only hope to arouse some reali- zation as to the sincere goodwill exemplified by these contributing merchants. 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John 10635 Indiana Kansas City. Missouri 64137 Alig. David 6220 North Askew Kansas City. Missouri 64119 Allen. Ed Rural Route � 1 Conception Jet. Missouri 64434 Altfillisch. Brian 315 Western Avenue Iowa Falls. Iowa 50126 Amrein. Elaine 124 East Mound Atchison. Kansas 66002 Amrein. Jane 124 East Mound Atchison. Kansas 66002 Amrein. Paula 124 East Mound Atchison. Kansas 66002 Anderson. Mike 947 West 33rd Kansas City. Missouri 64111 Arensberg. Lee 518 North 3rd Atchison, Kansas 66002 Arensberg, Marcia 816 South 5th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Arensberg. Rich 816 South 5th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Ash. Ted 1117 McPherson St Alton. Illinois 62002 Asher. Jim 1420 North 1st Atchison. Kansas 66002 Assavadorndaja. Suradej 61 8 New Petbun Bangkok. THAILAND Avila. Lydia Laguna 951. Sur Torreon. Coahuila MEXICO Axlell. Bob 6001 East 150th Terr. Grandview. Missouri 64030 Aaere. Mark 914 North 2nd Atchison. Kansas 66002 Aziere. Tim 914 North 2nd Atchison. Kansas 66002 Ball. Larry 918 Merchant Emporia. Kansas 66801 Barrett. Kathy 1146 Atchison Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 Basham. Tim 824 East 3rd Eureka. Kansas 67045 Baugher. Keith 1122 North Pershing Liberal. Kansas 67901 Baumann. Kari Mae 1329 Crowell Atchison. Kansas 66002 Buck. Mary- 1429 North 15th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Baumann. Mark 1329 Crowell Atchison. Kansas 66002 Buehne. Marcie 1328 Seville Wichita. Kansas 67209 Baumann. Matt 1329 Crowell Atchison. Kansas 66002 Burkart. Kathy- Rural Route � 1 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Behrmann. Janet 12261 Turner Circle Omaha. Nebraska 68123 Bush. Barbara 1446 North 3rd Atchison. Kansas 66002 Beicn, James 1220 North 3rd Atchison. Kansas 66002 Bush.John 1446 North 3rd Atchison. Kansas 66002 Beien. Rick 1107 South 7th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Cadorette. Peter 1110 East Tyler Warrensberg, Missouri 64093 Bernard!. Steve 8812 Carrington Kansas City. Missouri 64138 Campillo. Patricia Francita803Col. Petrolera Tampico. Tampaulipas MEXICO Betts. Jo 321 South 7th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Campillo. Sonia Francita803Col . Petrolera Tampico. Tampaulipas MEXICO Bickford. Mary 520 Pine Street Halstead. Kansas 67056 Campillo. Varenka Francita 803Col.. Petrolera Tampico. Tampaulipas MEXICO Bishop. Kip 8500 Reinhardt Lane Leawood. Kansas Carnoali. Karen 1226 Pawnee Street l eavenworth. Kansas Blair. Mark 1020 South 5th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Carrtgan. Charles 929 North 4th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Boa sen. Tom 139 South Mam Valentine. Nebraska 69201 Cervantes. Lourdes Palenque � 105. Colonia Navarte Mexico D F . MEXICO Bohon. John 7415 Ash Raytown. Missouri Chapman. John 1817 Beech Atchison. Kansas 66002 Bohrer. Therese 3801 North 55th Kansas City. Kansas 66104 Chew. Phil 420 Riley Atchison. Kansas 66002 Boos. Harold 1107 Santa Fe Atchison. Kansas 66002 Chongpradungsut, Vilairat 275 Soi 22. Sukumvit Road Bangkok. THAILAND Borgendale. Jerry 503 Vine Wamego. Kansas 66547 Cibulka. Mike 5U8l,awn Avenue Western Springs. Illinois 60558 Brentano. David 1327 South 10th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Ck-ewski. Dolores Rural Route 2 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Brooke. Dennis 808 St Joseph Atchison. Kansas 66002 Clark. Mark 1422 Crowell Atchison Kansas 66002 Brooke. Janice 808 St Joseph Atchison. Kansas 66002 Clark. Mike 1420 South Rockford Tulsa. Oklahoma 74120 Brostrom. Mark 6412 North Central Kansas City. Missouri 64118 Clemens. Sue 308 Kearney Atchison. Kansas 66002 Brownsberger. Carmen Appleton City. Missouri 64724 Brownsberger. Greg Appleton City. Missouri 64724 Brull. Barbara 301 South 22nd Atchison. Kansas 66002 Brull. Nancy 301 South 22nd Atchison. Kansas 66002 Brungardt. Mike Grtnnell. Kansas 67738 Buck. Kathy 1429 North 15 th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Clements. Marianne 11th and Green Streets Atchison. Kansas 66002 Clements. Marty 11th and Green Streets Atchison. Kansas 66002 Cogan. Mike 1503 Forest Avenue River Forest. Illinois 60305 Coigan. Sharon 630 Green Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 Collins. Jeff 1000 Price B Atchison. Kansas 66002 Connelly. Mike 648 Waveland Road Lake Forest. Illinois 60045 Cooney. Kevin Domann. Patricia 602 Spring Garden Rural Route � 1 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Corpstein. Mary Catherine Donovan. Carol Rural Route «1 424 North 2nd Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Courtney. Bob Donovan. Patricia 2323 North 21st 424 North 2nd Kansas City. Kansas 66104 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Cummings. Will Dooley. Dan 2808 West 66th Rural Route � 4' Prairie Village. Kansas 66208 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Cunningham. Margie Dooley, Larry 510 East Main Rural Route 4 Norton. Kansas 67654 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Dalton. Barbara Dougherty. Ruth 2402 3rd Avenue Arequipa «887. Col. Lindavista Scottsbluff. Nebraska 69361 Mexico D F . MEXICO Dasse. Doug Dreiling. Curt 8033 Kedvale 2900 Willow Skokie. Illinois 60076 Hays. Kansas 67601 Davenport. Tony Drimmel. Phil 1449 South 7th Lancaster. Kansas 66041 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Day. Curt Drimmel. Stan Lancaster. Kansas 66041 1716 Country Lane Atchison. Kansas 66002 Durall. Aimee Day. Kim 1618 Wayne Topeka. Kansas 66604 1716 Country Lane Atchison. Kansas 66002 Durkin. Bob Day. Sherry- 1915 Pine Atchison. Kansas 66002 1716 Country Lane Atchison. Kansas 66002 Durkin. Steve Dempster. Edna 1915 Pine Atchison. Kansas 66002 Rural Route � 1 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Dyer. Rosemary Dempster. Rick 208 North 5th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Rural Route � 1 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Ekabutr. Steve DeNigris, Celia Piyatham Court 53 Wireless Road Ave. Allende 700 Ote. Bangkok. THAILAND Torreon. Coahuila MEXICO Desbien. Bob Eker. Larry 250 North 15th 6636 Wood Ave Kansas City. Kansas 66102 Kansas City. Kansas 66102 Diamond. Sheila Ellbogen. Jim 741 East llth Street 12351 East Nevada Ave. Casper. Wyoming 83601 Aurora. Colorado 80010 Diaz. Jaime Ellebraeht. Mary- Rural Route � 1 Ansta No 726 Pilot Grove. Missouri 67276 San Luis Potosi. MEXICO Diebolt. Dan Ellis. Bill 1502 Harding 841 South 4th Cameron. Texas 76502 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Diebolt, Tim Engelken. Annie Rural Route «1 1401 North Second Centralia. Kansas 66415 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Diederich. Bernadette Engelken. Marty- Rural Route 1 Greenleaf. Kansas 66943 Centralia. Kansas 66415 Dixon. Jim Engelken. Nancy- 9230 Pflumm Road Rural Route � 2 Lenexa. Kansas 66002 Goff, Kansas 66428 Dodson. Brenda Euler. Leroy- 7601 East HighGrone Road 510 Fremont Grandview. Missouri 64030 Wathena. Kansas 66090 Doll. Nancy Ewigman. Bernie 414 Chestnut. Box 254 Rural Route � 1 Wamego. Kansas 66547 Brookfield. Missouri 64628 Domann. Dave Falk. Evelyn Rural Route 1 Rural Route � 4 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Domann. Marilyn Faller, Jody Rural Route � 1 2123 Chase' Winchester. Kansas 66097 Falls City. Nebraska 68355 Domann. Mary Linda Fanning. William Rural Route «1 2817 Penn Street Winchester. Kansas 66097 St Joseph. Missouri 64507 Fegan. Karen Gorrell. Debra Hansen. Dianne Intfen. Barbara Kinzie. Boe 811 South Adams 428 South 7th 2057 Huntington 1103 South 4th 407 Murdock Drive Junction City. Kansas 6441 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Emporia. Kansas 66801 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Parsons. Kansas 67357 Ferrv. Joe Gorman. Terrv Harmon. Tom Intfen. Jim Klebba. Paul 201 East 12th 1352 North 7th 339 Jefferson 1103 South 4th Countrv Club Drive Hutchison. Kansas 67501 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Marinette. Wisconsin 54143 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Jefferson City. Missouri 65101 Finan. Marilyn Goss. Steve Harrington. Jerry Intfen. Joe Klossner Karen 7312 Park Forrest Lane 137 West Chestnut 3317 Red Bridge Road. Apt. 3 502 Rilev Street 11204 East 61st Street Kansas City, Missouri 64152 Troy. Kansas 66087 Kansas City. Missouri 64137 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Raytown. Missouri 64133 Finnegan Mary Alice GrandPre. Debra Haverkamp. Eldon Irsik Max Knipp Randv Rural Route «4 1519 Commercial Rural Route � 3 Ingalls. Kansas 67853 Route � 2 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Tipton. Missouri 65081 Jackson. Helen Fisher. Teresa Graves. Fred Havey. Ed 101 Laramie Knowles. David 1211 Main 1224 South 4lh 9441 South Winchester Atchison. Kansas 66002 429 South 8th Street Higginsville. Missouri 64037 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Chicago. Illinois 60620 Jackson. Mike Atchison. Kansas 66002 Fischer. Steve Gray. Don Hayden. Virginia 101 Laramie Kopala. Dan 1325 North Decatur Road R R 4 11205 Grand Ave. Atchison. Kansas 66002 7016 North Keating Ave Atlanta. Georgia 30306 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Kansas City. Missouri 64114 Jacobs. Tom Lincolnwood, Illinois 60646 Fitzmaurice. Tom Gray. Reed Headley. Bemie Rural Route � 4 Kramer. Steve 607 South 21st 1912 Clay 3320Curtis Drive Atchison. Kansas 66002 Winchester. Kansas Atchison. Kansas 66002 St. Joseph. Missouri 64501 Hillcrest fits . Maryland 20023 Jimenez, Paula Kuckelman, Brian Fitzpatrick. Mike Greene. Rich Holder. Karl 915 South 7th 2705 Highand Drive 2806 Doniphan 52 Martin Road Rural Route 2 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Columbia. Missouri 65201 St Joseph. Missouri 64507 Milton. Mass 02186 Humboldt. Kansas 66748 Jimenez. Steve Kunkel. Fred Flavan. David Greiveldinger. Nancy Henmgh. Patricia 915 South 7th Mobil Oil Co de Venezuela 7830Greensfelder Lane 912 Parallel 1509 Atchison Atchison. Kansas 66002 Aptdo del Este 5373 St l-ouis. Missouri 63130 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Jones. Lucia Caracas. Venezuela Flippin, Opal Gnesemier. Joanie Hermesch. Carla 1110 Sherwood Lane. Apt 206 Lacv. Phil Rural Route 3 Billings. Missouri 65610 Netawaka. Kansas 66516 Oklahoma City. Oklahoma 73116 8007 Washington Ave. Holton. Kansas Kansas Citv. Kansas 66112 Gronniger. Mary Hess. David Jones. Pat Foley. Tom 121 North Centre Rural Route «1 1215 Pacific Lallo. Leslie 5332 Skyline Drive Troy. Kansas 66087 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 833 Parkview Mission. Kansas 66205 Gruba. Ellen Hetrakui. Prapimphan Jones. Theresa Topeka. Kansas 66606 Foster. Ron 207 North Terrace 2 Convent Road. Soi Pipat 2 1215 Pacific Lane. Sheila 717 R Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 Bangkok. THAILAND Atchison. Kansas 66002 6914 West 66th Terrace Atchison. Kansas 66002 Gruba. Jeff Higginbotham. Chuck Judd. Judy Box 87 Overland Park. Kansas 6620 Foster. Steve 207 North Terrace 12706 West 93rd. P O Box 5354 Langan. Berme 717 R Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 I nexa. Kansas 66215 Trov. Kansas 66087 1016 North 5th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Fox. Terrv 2206 Millwood Gruba. Steve 207 North Terrace Atchison. Kansas 66002 Highberger, Don 705-6 North East Miami. Oklahoma 74354 Judd. Betty Box 87 Troy. Kansas 66087 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Langan. Ervin 1016 North 5th Atchison, Kansas 66002 Guettermann, Steve Highberger. Garv Atchison. Kansas 66002 705-6 Northeast Julius. Jcrrv Freeman. Janet 203 Mornmgside Drive Miami, Oklahoma 74354 8246 West Knox Ave LaNoue. Barrv 215 North Main Atchison. Kansas 66002 Skokie. Illinois 60076 7012 North 30 Pratt. Kansas Gunn. David Hillerman.Cicilia I960 North West 20th Jun. Rav Omaha. Nebraska 68147 Gaffar. Boyke RTE 5 Oklahoma City. Oklahoma 73106 100 St JospehDr Larrison, Sandv Djl. Djamba 12 Sedalia. Missouri 65301 Godfrey. Illinois 62035 Rural Route � 3. Box 26 Djakarta. INDONESIA Hoadlev. John Atchison. Kansas 66002 Guy. Roxanne 1339 Santa Fe Justus. Judv Gaffar. Jericho P.6 Box 167 c o Saudi Arabian Atchison. Kansas 66002 Rural Route 2 Larrison. Nancy Djl Djamba 12 Djakarta. INDONESIA Airlines Jedda.Saudi Arabia Hockett. Cathy Smithville. Missouri 64809 Rural Route � 3. Box 26 Atchison. Kansas 66002 P O Box 1612 Kadel. Jeri Gamboa. Armando Hager. Connie c o Aramco 221 North Poplar Lavenia. Jamie Boulevard De La Luz 131 R R � 3 Dhahran. SAUDI ARABIA Beloit. Kansas 67420 1616Caraway Drive. Apt D Pedregal De San Angel Mexico 20. D F MEXICO Atchison. Kansas 66002 Hockett. Cathy Kangjanahuttakit. Wandee Costa Mesa. California 9262� Hager, Geri c o ARAMCO Dhahran. SAUDI ARABIA 120 Chermjomphol Sriracha Leather. Bonnie Gardner. Kevin 1108 Santa Fe Cholbun. THAILAND 1709 Meadow l.ane 1101 South 7th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Hager. Iomogene Hockett. Paup Kauffmann. Louis Box 1612. Arabian American Oil Co 800 Celia Road LeCluvse. Mike Gatzmeyer. Kevin 1108Santa Fe c o ARAMCO St Louis. Missouri 63124 8941 Pflumm Road 1619 South 6th Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Dhahran. SAUDI ARABIA Kauiz. Kathv Lenexa, Kansas 66215 Hager. Jane Hoffman. Gavriele 1438 South 8th LeCluvse. Tom Glennon. Chris 1356 Commercial 1224 Filley Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 8941 Pflumm Road 1146 Kearney Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Junction City. Kansas Keeley. Tim Lenexa. Kansas 66215 Hager. Mark Hoffman. Thomas 1717 Avenue K Ledmckv. Tim Gonzales. Donna 1108 SanteFe Rural Route 3 Scottsbluff. Nebraska 69361 Rural Route 832 South 7th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Everest. Kansas 66424 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Kesinger. Barbara Gonzales. Marty Hager. Ted Holtgraves. Tom 810 North 9th Lee. Mike 1356 Commercial Rural Route � 2 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Rural Route � 1 01 South 4th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Spring Hill. Kansas 66083 Kesinger. Jim Atchison. Kansas 66002 Hall, Donna Horton, Bill 810 North 9th Lets. Dan Rural Route � 4 514 Splitlog Atchison. Kansas 66002 3337 Arrow head Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Kansas City. Kansas 66101 Kesinger. Paul Topeka. Kansas 66614 Good, John Hanlon. Gene Howard. Mary Ann 810 North 9th Lemke. Linda P O Box � 64 Box 345 East Rt � 2 3013 Blackhawk Atchison. Kansas 66002 927 Atchison C oF PONY. NY. 09593 Scottsbluff. Nebraska 69361 Aurora. Colorado 80010 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Good. Richard Kim. Ho Young Hanlon. Kevin Hulseman. Leo 326CamilloCourt. Apt � 6 Lemke. Nioma P O Box � 64 Box 345 East Rt 2 Prospect Plantation Mountain View. California 94040 927 Atchison C o F.P O NY .NY. 09593 Scottsbluff. Nebraska 69361 Grasonville. Maryland 21638 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Lentz. Thema Rural Route 1. Box 265 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Macan. Bernard 514 North 5th Kansas City. Kansas 66101 Lentz. Wesley Rural Route 1 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Macan. Ed 514 North 5th Kansas City. Kansas 66101 Lopez. Willy 916 North 6th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Manlev. Paul 6619 Willow Lane Shawnee Mission. Kansas Lorenz. Dan 252 Pebble Acre St Louis. Missouri 63141 Manning. Mary 1702 West Thomas Road Phoenix. Arizona Lowry. Marv 321 North ll'th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Marotta. Paul 1316G!enoak Lane Northbrook. Illinois 60062 Lurquin. Margaruite 915 Shaeffer Atchison. Kansas 66002 Marr. Mike 209 Harvard St. St Joseph. Missouri 64504 Lurquin. Michelle 915 Shaeffer Atchison. Kansas 66002 Martinez. David Simon Bolivar 1421 Nte Monterrey. N L . MEXICO Lutz. Betty 1021 North 5th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Martinez. Manuel Zuloaga 356. Col Las Angeles TorrionCoahuila. MEXICO Lutz. Dennis 1029 North 2nd Atchison. Kansas 66002 Martini. Francisco Calle 41 No 17-55 Barquisimeto. Venezuela Lutz. Eddie 1021 North 5th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Marusuwan. Puangpetchr 30 501 Sasana Rama VI Road Bangkok. THAILAND Lutz, Jane 1029 North 2nd Atchison. Kansas Matthews. Bill 1020 South 10th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Lutz. John 1021 North 5th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Matthews. Pattv 1016 South 10th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Lykins. Jim 909 Santa Fe Atchison. Kansas 66002 Mazon. Sergio Doctor Pesqueira 48 Hermosillo. Sonora. MEXICO Lynch. Brian 512 East 4th Maryville. Missouri 64468 Means. Tamare 4419 Sterling Kansas City. Missouri 64133 McCall. Ed Box 83 St Paul. Kansas 66771 Meier, ••The” Frank 1913 Hayselton Jefferson City. Missouri 65101 McCarthy. Aime Rural Route � 2 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Melcher. Matt 1120 South 4th Atchison. Kansas 66002 McCarthy. Dennis Rural Route «2 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Merillat. John 2701 Kentucky Topeka. Kansas 66605 McCarthy. Nancy Rural Route «2 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Mertz. Sandy Route 1 Box 118 Fort Scott. Kansas 66701 McCourt. Owen 212 North 15th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Migliazzo. Mark 1001 West Meyer Kansas City. Missouri 14131 McCourt. Pat 212 North 15th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Miles. Ellen 216 East Jefferson Clinton, Missouri McCullough. Rich 110 Huron Avenue Harrisville. Michigan 48740 Miles, Jane 216 East Jefferson Clinton, Missouri McGinnis. Greg 1438 Kansas Avenue Atchison. Kansas 66002 Miles. Richard 1114 Santa Fe Atchison. Kansas 66002 McGinnis. Steve 1438 Kansas Avenue Atchison. Kansas 66002 Miller. Jack 1201 Highland Atchison. Kansas 66002 McGivern. Sue Rural Route 1 Tecumseh. Kansas Miller. Jim 11200 Grandview Road Kansas City. Missouri 64137 McKelvy. Maryleen 606 Atchison Atchison. Kansas 66002 Miller. Joe Rural Route 3 Atchison. Kansas 66002 McNulty. Tim 566 Ash Street Winnelka. Illinois 60693 Miller. Ruthie Wathena. Kansas 66090 Miller. Tom Noll. Susan Rural Route 3 Rural Route 3 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Minnis. Joyce Noite. Alice 1437 Commercial 720 Y Street Atchison Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Minnis, Judy Normile, Alicia 1437 Commercial Atchison. Kansas 66002 Denton. Kansas 66017 Northington. Deborah Miranda. Juanita St Mary's College Xavier. Kansas 2159 East 12th Topeka. Kansas 66607 Nowak. Barbara Misunas. John 806 North 4th 3506 18th Street Atchison Kansas 66002 Rockford. Illinois 61109 Nowak. Carol Moll. Beverly 806 North 4th 7408 Robinson Atchison. Kansas 66002 Overland Park. Kansas 66204 Nowak. Rav Moll. Cheryl 806 North 4th 7408 Robinson Atchison. Kansas 66002 Overland Park, Kansas 66204 Nunnink. Chris Morfin. Luis 3130 Crawford Calz Pinos «8 Parsons. Kansas 67357 Hermosillo. Sonora. MEXICO Obeso, Carmen Morgan. Herb Luloaga 236 Col Los Angeles 2301 Southmoor Drive Torreon. Coahuila. MEXICO Champaign. Illinois 61820 Obeso. Ignacio Morgan. Pat Zuloaga 236 Col Los Angeles Rural Route «1. Box 147 Rushville. Missouri 64484 Torreon. Coahuila. MEXICO OBrvan. Beth Morgan. Rita 524 Barton Rural Route � 1. Box 147 Rushville. Missouri 64484 Parsons. Kansas 67357 O Brvan. Joe Morgan. Trudy O Brvan Ranch Inc Rural Route 1. Box 147 Hiattville Kansas 66747 Rushville. Missouri 64484 O Brvan, Katie Morlev. Diane O Brvan Ranch Inc 903 College Hiattville. Kansas 66747 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Ohnmacht. Connie Mullins. Bob Rural Route 4 Rural Route � 29 Olmitz. Kansas 67564 Kansas City 55. Missouri 64155 O'MeUia. Dave Mullins. Marian 320 V Street 624 Kearney Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison, Kansas 66002 O Meilia. Martha Murphy. Bill 320 V Street 321 Atchison Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 O'Meilia. Steve Murphy. Mary Rose 320 V Street 321 Atchison Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Oroz. Fernando Napawaongse. Tunyapo Sinaloa Y Morelos Aptdo 12 Anocha School 84 Pamang Road Suidad Obregon. Sonora. MEXICO Bangkok THAILAND Oswalt. Mary 1237 North 3rd Neumann. Jerry Atchison. Kansas 66002 1 Neumann Drive Atchison. Kansas 66002 Oveida. Soccoro Rk Mixcoac 69 Neve. Mike Col Credito Constructor 6408 West 100th Street Shawnee Mission. Kansas 66212 Mexico. D F .MEXICO Nicola. Mike Overbey. Marion 1102 West Lincoln Avenue 3719 12th Avenue Scottsblufl. Nebraska 69361 Blackwell. Oklahoma 74631 Nolan. Dan Overton. Cindy 1009 Mound 1116 Oak Atchison. Kansas 66002 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Noll. Glenda Parke. Nancy Rural Route «1 7253 Eby Drive Apt 105 Winchester. Kansas 66097 Shawnee Mission. Kansas 66204 Noll. Mary Beth Paulich. Dana Rural Route 1 P O Box 236 Winchester. Kansas 66097 Troy. Kansas 66087 Noll. Mary Jo Paulich. Tina Rural Route � 3 P O Box 236 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Troy. Kansas 66087 Noll. Ricky Peixoto. George Rural Route 1 6021 Westwood Lane. N W Winchester. Kansas 66097 Kansas City. Missouri 64151 Peltier. Dixie 906 Laramie Atchison. Kansas 66002 Penning. Connie 318 North 2nd Atchison. Kansas 66002 Penning. Louise Rural Route 1 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Perkins. Mike 1436 Maple Atchison. Kansas 66002 Perkins. Steve 1436 Maple Atchison. Kansas 66002 Phalen. Colleen Rural Route 1 Box 119 Oskaloosa. Kansas 66066 Phothapearee. Pairat 9116 Soi Srisurivothai Bangkok. THAILAND Pick man. Peggv 715 Q Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 Pick man. Ron 1325 Crowell Atchison. Kansas 66002 Pickman. Steve 1325 Crowell Atchison. Kansas 66002 Plummer. Rick 436 Parker Osawatomie. Kansas 66064 Poehler. Ann 1606 Country Club Road Atchison. Kansas 66002 Pospicil. Randy Rural Route 2 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Prohaska. Mary Carol Rural Route 2. Box 70 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Prohaska. Sharon Rural Route 2 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Prohaska. Steve Rural Route � 2 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Pusch, Kathy 514 T Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 Pyles. Jom 1021 North Ash Wichita. Kansas 67214 Pyles. Pam 1021 North Ash Wichita. Kansas 67214 Quinn. Peter 2130 Center St. Northbrook. Illinois 60062 Kadaelli, Luis Calle 10. No 117-1 Acanqua. Ed Portugaesa. Venezuela Rangel. Pedro Justo Sierra No. 130 San Luis Potose. MEXICO Ratnin. Aphilaksana Terdthai1092 Thonbun. THAILAND Razo. Margaret 506 V Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 Razo. Mary Helen 506 V Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 Renier. Greg Box 228 Clinton. Iowa 52732________ Reuter. Brenda Rural Route 1 Pilot Grove. Missouri 56276 Reuter. Martha Rural Route 1 Pilot Grove. Missouri 56276 Rhodes. Charlu Box 157 Warsaw. Missouri 65355 Richardson. George 503 South 7th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Richardson. Jeannie 503 South 7th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Riley. Mike 2228 Hillsdale Jefferson City. Missouri 65101 Rindom, Teresa 1109 Summit Atchison. Kansas 66002 Rodriguez. Agustin PO Box 500 Osawatomie. Kansas 66064 Rodriguez. Graciela Jose Trevino � 107. Col Chepe Vera Monterrey. N L.. MEXICO Rome. Dick 3626 West 50th Terrace Shawnee Mission. Kansas 66205 Roquemore. Fran 220 East Kansas. Box 544 Wellington. Kansas 67152 Ross. Robert 1123 North 10th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Roth well. Mary Lynn Rural Route � 3 Ottawa. Kansas 66067 Rowell. Tom 6709 Kilpatrick Avenue Lincolnwood. Illinois 60646 Ruder. Doug 2703 Hillcrest Drive Hays. Kansas 67601 Ruhl. Larry 502 North 9 th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Sanders. Joseph 1010 North 8th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Sanders. Karen 1010 North 8th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Sanders. Mike 6837 Montrose Parkville. Missouri 64152 Scherer. Tom 1021 Hickory Atchison. Kansas 66002 Scheschv. Judv 1602 12th Street Carter Lake. Iowa Schieber. George Guilford. Missouri 64457 Schieber. Norbert Rural Route � 1 Guilford. Missouri 64457 Schmidt. Mike 507 Elm Valley Falls. Kansas 66088 Schneider. Dave 821 South 4th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Schneider. Ed 821 South 4th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Schneider. Phillip 821 South 4th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Scholz. Dave 302 Division Atchison. Kansas 66002 Scholz. Jim 302 Division Atchison. Kansas 66002 Scholz. Joan 302 Division Atchison. Kansas 66002 Scholz. Mary 302 Division Atchison. Kansas 66002 Schroer. Grace 1806 North 7th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Schroer. Martha 1806 North 7th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Schroer. Mary 1806 North 7th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Schulte. Garth Gnnnell. Kansas 67738 Schuler. Donna 614 Laramie Atchison. Kansas 66002 Schumer. Greg 2226 Valnev Youngstown. Ohio 44511 Schutz. Maggie 560 Lincoln Tecumseh. Nebraska 68450 Schutz. Maggie 560 Lincoln Tecumseh. Nebraska 68450 Scimeca. Vincent 300 R Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 Scdlacck. Ron Box 36 Hanover Kansas 66945 Sercer. Charles 3201 East Barker Circle Kansas City, Kansas 66104 Sharp. Cynthia 911 Redwood Junction City. Kansas 66441 Sherman. Judv 916 North 7th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Sherman. Susan 916 North 7th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Shriwise. Sid Rural Route 1 Jetmore. Kansas 67854 Siebenmorgen. Patricia 1231 South 10th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Sierra. Joaquin Hortensia 81 Col. Florida Mexico 20. D F MEXICO Simon. Craig 106 South Glen wood Columbia. Missouri 65201 Smsnsomchai. Chamsrf 118 I Yomaraj Sukhum Road Bangkok. THAILAND Sittman. Pat Rural Route � 1 Kingsley. Iowa Sivayathom. Apivat 82 Soi 31 Sukumvit Road Bangkok. THAILAND Skinner. Sara 12345 South 34th Omaha. Nebraska Slickman. Drew 4937 Wyoming Kansas City. Missouri 64117 Smith. Gary 1344 Walnut Atchison. Kansas 66002 Smith. Paul 207 West Ritchie Marcelinc. Missouri 64658 Smith. Veletta 1344 Walnut Atchison. Kansas 66002 Smuck. Steve 3103 North Monroe Hutchinson. Kansas 67501 Sole, Gloria Santa Ana 18. Ocian Park Santurce. Puerto Rico Sonnenmoser. Deffie Rural Route «2 Rushville. Missouri 64484 Sonnenmoser. Mark Weston. Missouri 64098 Sonnenmoser. Mike Rural Route 1 Weston. Missouri 64098 Sonnenmoser. Stan Rural Route � 2 Rushville. Missouri 64484 Spellmeier. Vicky 308 North 3rd Atchison. Kansas 66002 Staley. Melanie 1428 Sante Fe Atchison. Kansas 66002 Stallbaumer. Debby 713 S Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 Steiner. Steve 12100 St Clement Des Peres. Missouri 63131 Strain. Mary Ann 1836 Virginia Drive Manhattan. Kansas 66502 Strick. Marion 810 North 4th Kansas City. Kansas 66101 Swart. Ernie Grinnell. Kansas 67738 Swarts. Mike 7511 West 71 Hwy.N.W Kansas City. Missouri 64151 Swearingen. Jan 5411 Woodson Road Raytown. Missouri 64133 Swtderski. Kathy 1539 Commercial Atchison. Kansas 66002 Tarantola. Cissy 445 Tennessee Lawrence. Kansas Thomas. Pat 835 Judson Fort Scott. Kansas 66701 Thorup. Dan 314 So 2nd Knoxville. Iowa 50138 Thum. Kit 401 North 12th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Thum. Margaret 401 North 12th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Turner. Garv 925 Red Road Independence. Missouri 74055 Turpin. Kathy 1016 South 6 th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Twenter. Candia R R 11 Pilot Grove. Missouri 65276 Twenter. Chervl R R 1 Pilot. Grove. Missouri 65276 Twenter. Karen Pilot Grove. Missouri 65276 Valenzuela. Pedro Boulevard Kino � 165 Hermosillo. Sonora. MEXICO Valenquela. Fred Del Razo � 8 Hermosillo. Sonora. MEXICO Vandeloo. Kathy R R � 2 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Vaderweide. Margie R R 1. Box 258 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Van Gundv. Terry 222 North 18th Lincoln. Nebraska 68508 Vatterotl. Chris 10333 White Bridge St Louis. Missouri 63141 Velazquez. Carlos Calle l C 37 Col. Vertiz. Narvarte Mexico D F . MEXICO Vertin. Gail R R � 2 Wathena. Kansas 66090 Vickers. Dianne 3814 N W 69th Kansas City. Missouri 64151 Vogt. Judy 1409 Division Atchison. Kansas 66002 Vogt. Phil , 1030 North 5th Atchison, Kansas 66002 Vollmer, Janice 714 North 14th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Watkins. Jane 1311 Spruce Leavenworth. Kansas 66048 Watkins. Patricia 30 South Hallock Kansas City. Kansas 66101 Wagner. Phil RR«1 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Watanapa. S 100-102 Thavivoravart Road Bangkok. THAILAND Weber. Brenda Rural Route 1 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Webber, Tom 318 Austin Borger. Texas 79007 Wemmann. Dennis 923 South 5th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Weinmann. Edwin 923 South 5th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Weinmann. Ken 722 Q Street Atchison. Kansas 66002 Weishaar. Linda Rural Route � 2 Nortonville. Kansas 66060 Wieshaar. Mary 900 Broadway Valley Falls. Kansas 66088 Weishaar. Tom Nortonville. Kansas 66060 Welker, Argene Koholka. Missouri Wentz. Marvin Rural Route f 1 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Wesselmann.Tom 8807 West 106th Overland Park. Kansas 66212 Wilburn. Eugene 1105 Commercial Atchison. Kansas 66002 Wilburn. Raphael 1106 Commercial Atchison. Kansas 66002 Wilder. Dick 2920 Oakland Apt 5 Kansas City. Kansas 66102 Willibrand. John 2002 East McCarty Jefferson City. Missouri 65101 Wilmes. John Tecumseh. Nebraska 68450 Wilson. Karen 1608 Country Club Road Atchison. Kansas 66002 Wilson. Mike 1412 Atchison Atchison. Kansas 66002 Wulff. Celia 923 North 5th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Wurgler. Pat 2602 North 51st Omaha. Nebraska 68104 Wyatt. Carol 1320 South 4th Atchison. Kansas 66002 Zabel. Jackie Rural Route � 4 Atchison. Kansas 66002 Zang. Melissa Rural Route 2 Verona. Missouri 65769 Zubowicz. Vince Box 500 Osawatomie. Kansas 66064 221