McCune Rural High School - Eagle Yearbook (McCune, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1970 volume:

r XZ. • •' I v •; •• - . ' .« • J - . . • • . - . « vJa - cfi U-lA) uxjwXZl A teacher affects eternity.... he can never tell where his influence stops..... Henry B. Adams 4. . • • ‘ ' '-:r • v -?y ZT S- £ • : y� i?•- V vV. v Q- l TKlj rruGhn o£ v ■ • • v v . v? 'ay v «v v v -vC ' ■ . ; ‘v,v.-s QuJL PAjMyjjMJL d[pU JUJLrfuXld. 4 ; 7 • v . ■ !v. 4 :. v.. � v3 r . '. -: ' • . ••• 's.;. •• k- •- 'r,’- T'if •.x -r . • t HE IS NOT DEAD 'rv-'i ■ -v;v«t - ; r - -,'V •:: . • N V. y . : • ■? •- V- ■ , I cannot say, and I will not say ' •; .7 , v T-. . - � •• ■ • . r •« v . • Vf ' That he is dead. He is just away. •• JN: 1 ' . T 7 -t- - With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand. ■ •vf «, ’ i. •- 7 V A • He has wandered into an unknown land -N .. ■•’ T’yk J - . . ■ • . ■ ■■ V • , v' And left us dreaming how very fair •r 7 rt-'fi ■: ' , t It needs must be, since he lingers there. - • . v; -«r - ■ v. • ■ ■ • . ' y t . ' ' ■� ■.+ ’■ ; -.v--i■ And you—oh, you, who the wildest yearn .-i.- , ■' . : • •- For an old-time step, and the glad return. ?‘ - •'• ? .• - te; V w . -' - - T'-.v-K Think of him faring on, as dear ; 7«-v . ;• V - ' • In the love of There as the love of Here. r .• 2 V '■ • ■%.- r - -' .- . i ’ ' Think of him still as the same, I say. ' V 3 ' t) . v. -vV:' ■ «.'v.' -I r.4 . . - f. 1- V ; S'-.y He is not dead—he is just away. 7 '% . • • • • « to ••. ■ r: -s v; 1-' r • 7 - James Whitcomb Riley f- ’� v!.s p '7 • - 7T “ t r 'A •!' i ' 1. v g, •«'1 I A;V.-rv r t W' CM ' • _ I' - ■ . ’• : • -j , - •«? • K? y ‘Sir; l: ! “.'A i. ! :- •i %s’ i To a man whose concept of education consisted of much more than just scholastic achievement. He gave us each a set of values which ripened with our growth of intelligence and maturity. He was always there when we needed him. He celebrated with us in defeat. We say thank you to a man to whom a mere monument could never suffice for our gratitude. Marietta Boor. Mr. Brunetti’s leadership, patience, and understanding will long be remembered. May his work for educational progress inspire others to reach new heights. Mrs. Closs ; V ; � 4k. ; Louis Brunetti — A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.” Susie Jones Helped people to see a challenge in their future, yet he was a friend to all. Ira Johnston - ,a - . %r• r 2 v'f ‘ • , � a.' ? ■ ; . s - . J : ••'•v.; - ■ - - ohnston ■ •; •� . •' ' V ' , •. v. --' - � ia .- .'r' '• . m Mr. Brunetti impressed upon us that scholastic achievement was not the only essential factor to build a strong, stable character. His concept of quality was that of brotherliness, fellowship, companionship, and a competitive spirit. He presented to us a purpose, to improve ourselves and our school. He set for us an example that exemplified tolerence, firmness and vigor. He was a unique individual. Sheila Johnston 'V ly. .■ v? • .; r if V •' sVf • vl. l - .r ;. «? - ■ ■. ' • , 4 4 « - ; ,•;. ; . V ,: .v , 4 - V sv. V f v ,-’ Always there with a steady hand -a: 'r-.r- V P « .. . Vfx •• - V S : - 5' r'V'.v «: v and brillant mind to guide us. His wisdom was untold his gentle hand will guide. ■ . A. A v,'-. To see his smile was to be reassured. ,V- ..ft - iv Eva Zaccheo . Y-� ■ • ' . • ■ ' -■.'■■■ . - ■ til ■ - . : £ 0 ; � •.. ’ - •, His voice has not been silenced He was a friend to us all before He was always there when we needed him But his footsteps we’ll hear no more. • - -v • • - . «V - . • � « Mark Smith Administration' 3 ’70’s KAGI.K Seniors------- Underclassmen' Organizations- Royalty------- Sports-------- Elementary---- Elementary activitie --9 ■15 ■19 •31 ■kl k7 ■58 Today, not yesterday We are alive in such an age.. We, the youth, see Things that surely should not be. Men speak strong for brotherhood. Yes, they want peace, universal good. Freedom for all, equality, Our country strives for unity. When progress rides the winds so high. And on the edges of the sky. We the youth proclaim the things to be- In the forthcoming century. The rise of woman to her place. The birth of a much nobler race. Man, a challenge to the very sky Where the endless realms of conquest lie. We rise from despairing knees; And hear our brothers wanting pleas. Throw forth thy troubles from thy mind And pray to God for all mankind. Give thanks with all thy burning heart. Pray but to have in it a part Of the wisdom of thy heritage. Though we, who are youth, have not much age. Carry in our minds a torch we bear. And through our love for you we swear To see the challenge to fight it through. To build the future, for mankind, we love you. -Christy Jones 2 DEDICATED TO THE YOUTH OF TODAY- THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF THE FUTURE Sup e rintend ent of USD 2lp7 John Grasso School Board Jack Lane Gene Gillespie Ned Naylor-not shown Phillip Hook Loren Lahey Victor Seibert Paul Poznick 4 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Mr« Knox - Principal (2nd semester) Mr. Brunetti - Principal (1st semester) Mrs. Smith - Secretary Mrs Watson - Current World Problems, American History, World History, Government, Economics Mrs. Reynolds - English I, II, IV, Journalism, Speech, Yearbook Mr, Amos - Band, Chorus, Psychology, Bookkeeping Mr. Dvorak - Typing I, II, Office Practice, Commerce, Coach Mr.. Sloan - Chemistry, Physics, General Science, Composition, English III Mr. Brocker - General Math, Algebra I, II, Geometry, Trigonometry Mr. Johnstoh - Vocational Agriculture I, II, III, IV, Earth Science Mrs. Closs - Home Economics I, II, IV, Home and Family 6 Janitors - Otto Brown, Harry Tridle Cooks - Ada Brown, Opal Davidson, Leona Nutt Richard Amershek Dave Atkinson Donna Brown Sponsored by Garard’s Market Terry Holcomb Allan Grandle Treasurer Cheerleader Sheila Johnston Bill Johnson Galen Hiller Secretary •••is the individual character .. William E. Channing Susie Jones Cheerleader Life the that game st be mu played President Warren McGown Kenneth Maffei Sheila Nutt Sponsored by SchiIdgen’s Photography Shelley McColm Cheerleader ....so live and laugh. Edwin A. Robinson LaDonna Parker Rex Allen David Amos Stan Clawson JUNIOR CLASS Roland Dalrymple Gaylene Essary Patty Flaharty David Gard Jerry Getman Gary Goad Jeff Johnson Chris Jones Gary MeGown Dan Morey Kathy Nutt Connie Parker Mike Parsons Alice Rauniker Owen Ritchal Terry Ritchal ■ inda Silc Robert Thomson Susan Zimmerman 16 Betty Alien Doloris Allen Ronald Best Marietta Boor Pat Christmore Debbie Davis David Probe Kathy Green Warren Hutsell Sophomores Debbie Hutsell Debbie Nutt Frankie Kralicek Dorthy Manson Valerie Markley Larry Morey Kathy Parsons Brenda Pool Ricky Shaffer Marita Bhaffer Dennis Shouse Dayna Waxier Beverly Wheeler Cindy White Stephen Wininger Clifford York 17 Gene Allen Janet Bennett 3, V ' h t. 1 1 I i FRESHMAN CLASS m •O' - i ri? ] 1 ■ 11 f l • x rj Marvin Boor Danny Carter Danny Egbert Anita Essary Paula Grandle Randy Kirby Mike Love lady Vicky Markley Cathy McCaslin Allen McColm Jan Nutt Connie Otto Steve Parsons Rollin Smith Gary Stephens Cindy Trotnic John Turkington David Wells Dean York Steve Zimmerman 18 CLASS OFFICERS Seniors - Vice President, Mark Smith;: President, Warren McGown; Treasurer, Sheila Johnston; Secretary, Galen Hiller Sophomores - Treasurer, Ricky Shaffer; Secretary, Mareta Shaffer; Vice President, Dayna ■Vaxler; President, Marietta Boor Juniors - Vice President, Mike Parsons; Treasurer, Susan Zim- merman; Secretary, Kathy Nutt;; President, Patty Flaharty Freshmen - Vice President, Allen McColm; President, Marvin Boor;; Secretary, Vicki Markley;: Trea- surer, Jan Nutt M. Boor; S. Johnston, Secretary; M. Smith, President; M. Boor; P. Thomson, Vice-President; G. Shurley, Treasurer; not pictured W. McGown STUDENT COUNCIL National Honor Society S. Zimmerman V. Markley M. Boor G. McGown M. Smith R. Dalrymple D. Morey A. Rauniker L. Parker Mr. Smith C. Jones S. Johnston P. Thomson P. Plaharty C. Bell 21 1st.Row: Markley, Parker, Johnston, Thomson, Parker, Shaffer, Boor, Zimmerman, Nutt, 2nd.Row: Rauniker, Plaharty, Jones, Shirley, Jones, Bell, Nutt, Ritchal, Grandle, Davis. 3rd.Row: Zaccheo, Hutsell, Nutt, Otto, Essary, Holcomb, Allen, Pool, Speck, Shouse, Brown, l4.th.R0w: 3ennett, Markley, Allen, Essary, Christmore, Wheeler, Parsons, Pool, Silc, Trotnic, Nutt. F. H. A. OFFICERS Sponsored by Tridle Chevrolet Company FHA FHA CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage. And high hope. For we have the clear con- sciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the Future with warm courage. And high hope. 22 Sponsored by John D. Best Best Enterprise FFA FPA CREED I believe in the future of fanning, with a faith born not of which but of deeds-achieve- ments won by the present and past generations of agricultur- ists; in the promise of better things we now enjoy have come to us from the struggles of for- mer years. ... I believe that rural America can and will hold true to the best traditions of our national life and that I can exert an influence in my home and commun- ity, which will stand solid for my part in that inspiring task. FFA OFFICERS 1st.Row: Best, York, Froebe, Kirby, Zimmerman, Stephens, Parsons, Boor. 2nd.Row: Phillips, Hutsell, York, Wells, Smith, Lovelady.. 3rd. Row: Allen, Carter, Turkington, Kralicek, Wininger, Shouse. J4.th.R0w: Holcomb, Getman, Amershek, Maffei, Ritchal, Morey. 23 1st.Row: P.Flaharty, C.Jones, M.Boor, K.Nutt, C.Bell, D.Waxier. 2nd.Row: S.Zimmerman, P.Thomson, L.Parker, T.Ritchal, S.Nutt, A. Rauniker, L.Silc. 3rd.Row: V.Markley, E.Zaccheo, P.Christmore, 3.Wheeler V.Markley, J.Nutt, C.Trotnic. l4.th.R0w: A.Essary, C. White, M.Shaffer, K.Green, N.Nutt, B.Pool, K.Parsons, C.Parker, D.Davis. 5th.Row: C.Otto, J.Bennet, D.Hutsell, J.Holcomb, B. Allen, D.Allen, G.Essary, P.Grandle. PEP CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS ALTERNATE CHEERLEADER M.Boor, K.Nutt, D.Waxier, C.Bell Debbie Davis VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sheila Johnston Head Cheerleader Gwen Shurley 25 BAND Mr. Charles Amos 3and Members: 1st Row: Kathy Nutt, Allen McColm, Connie Hiller, Kim Jones, Valerie Markley. 2nd Row: Cindy Trontic, Peggy 3gbert Doug Johnston, Alexanderia Gro3hong, Joyce Platt. 3rd Row: Danny Egbert, Doug Johnston, Lori Long, Chris Bennett, i th Row: Jan Nutt, David Amos, Merlin Hiller, Noreen Allen, Carol Hiller. 5th Row: David Gard, Susan Zimmerman, Dana Waxier, Timmy Smith, Susan Allen. Majorette: Shelley McColm Twirlers: Susie Jones, Christy Jones Letter Girls: Sheila Nutt,Carlita Bell, Kathy Parsons, Debbie Nutt, Linda Silc, Brenda Pool. Kathy Parsons Deborah Nutt Sheila Nutt Brenda Pool Christy Jones Twirler Shelley McColm Drum Major Carlita Bell Linda Silc Susie Jones Twirler 27 HIGH • SCHOOL CHORUS The High School Chorus put on their yearly Spring Concert; directed by Charles Amos. The show was a tremendous success. The outcome was worth all the hard work put into the show. Every year the school ex- pects something new and better and with Charles Amos as the instructor the student body realizes they will get all they expect, if not more. This was a very rewarding year in the field of Music. Instructor: Back Row: Second Row: Third Row: First Row: Not Shown: Charles Amos. Gwen Shurley, Joy Holcomb. Pat Christmore, Gaylene Essary. Allen McColm, Gary Goad, Joe Denney, Dayna Waxier, Kathy Nutt, Terry Ritchal. Eva Zaccheo, Shelley McColm. Dave Atkinson. SWINGING HIGH The McCune High School put on their school play December 19, 1969. The plot was to get their new principal, Mr. McDuff, to allow their school to continue with their extra- curricular activities. Mr. McDuff was determined to start a new educational program. The students put their heads together and Diana came up with an idea. If she could get Connie, a very studious person, to concentrate on romance instead of studies, McDuff couldn't hold her as an example. Diana made the sacrifice of al- lowing her steady. Bill to flirt with Connie. But the scheme backfires as Bill falls for Connie and during a lab experiment Connie blows the lab and Mr. McDuff up. Mr. McDUff returns after a month in the hospital and still suffers from amnesia. His personality completely changes and the play comes to a swinging end as McDuff marries Miss Pinkerton, Diana gets Bill back and Connie falls for a swell guy, a student artist named Andy. STUDENTS in leading roles Connie ... Shelley McColm Bill ... Dave Gard Diana ... Eva Zaccheo Andy ... Mark Smith BAND MEMBERS SAX Kim Jones Connie Hiller Dayna Waxier Valerie Markley BASS Dave Amos DRUMS Don Amos CAST TEACHERS Mr. Carlyle ... Bob Thomson Miss. Pinkerton ... Gwen Shirley Miss. Cook ... Cindy Trotnic Miss. Ramsey ... Debbie Hutsell Mr. Blum ... Rex Allen Mr. McDuff ... Wyatt Waxier Senator Wiff-Waff ... Dean York TRUMPET Allen McColm Jeff Johnston Susan Zimmerman Merlin Hiller PIANO Kathy Nutt Eaglette Staff Editor-in-chief----Susie Jones News Editor---------Linda Silc Page Editor(not shown) Allan Grandle Sports Editor----Allen McColm Copy Readers-----Alice Rauniker (not shown) Kathy Parsons YEARBOOK STAFF ANNITA ESSARY ATTENDANTS MARETA SHAFFER CONNIE PARKER Yearbook King Queen Kathy Nutt Mark Smith f'fl ‘A .2 c Standing— Mark Smith, Richard Amershek, Allen Grandle, Stan Clawson, Dan Morey, Gary McGown Kneeling- Dave Gard, Larry Morey, Kenny Maffei, Owen Ritchal, Allen McColm, Rex Allen Sitting- Steve Parsons, Steve Zimmerman, Gary Stephens, Dean |York, Randy Kirby, Ronald Best Not Shown- Roland Dalrymple, Ricky Shaffer, Mike Parsons, Galen Hiller FOOTBALL Mr, Thomas - Coach Warren McGown - Captain Mr, Dvorak - Assistant Coach Mr. Jacquinet - Assistant Coach Sponsored by McCune Farmers Co-op Association High School Basketball Standing: Dave Amos, Allen McColm, Ricky Shaffer, Warren McGown, Stan Clawson Kneeling: Dean York, Gene Allen, Clifford York, Rollin Smith; Sitting: Ronald Best Randy Kirby, Prank Kralicek Rudy Dvorak B Coach Sponsored by Paul McGown - DeKalb Dealer Standing: Dan Morey, Mark Smith, Warren McGown, Mike Parsons, Stan Clawson Roland Dalrymple,Dave Gard;Second Row:Larry Morey,Owen Ritchel,Dave Amos, Rick Shaffer, Allen McColm, Clifford York, Warren Hutsell, Bob Thomson, Dennis Shouse; First Row: John Turkington, Steve York, Gene Allen,Randy Kirby, Steve Parsons, Gary Stephens, Steve Zimmerman, Danny Egbert LETTERMEN Mark Smith Galen Hiller Warren McGown Kenny Maffei Mike Parsons Dan Morey Stan Clawson Jeff Johnston Bobby Thomson Dave Gard Richard Amershek Owen Ritchal Roland Dalrymple Rex Allen Gary McGown Rick Shaffer Larry Morey Dennis Shouse Allen McColm Steve Parsons Steve Zimmerman Gary Stephens Steve York Randy Kirby 45 Sponsored by Shigley Funeral Home Jan Nutt Miss Pep Basketball Dayna Waxier Miss Pep Football THE SPORTMAN'S CREED THE PLAYER....,... 1. He lives clean and plays hard. He plays for the love of the game. 2. He wins without boasting, he loses without excuses and he never quits. 3. He respects officials and accepts their decisions without question. !(.. He never forgets that he represents his school. THE COACH........ 1. He inspires in his boys a love for the game and the desire to win. 2. He teaches them that it is better to lose fairly than to win unfairly. 3. He leads players and spectators to respect officials by setting them a good example. ij.. He is the type of man he wants his boys to be. THE OFFICIAL....... 1. He knows the rules. 2. He is fair and firm in all decisions. He calls them as he sees them. 3. He treats players and coaches courteously and demands the same treatment for himself. i|. He knows the game is for the boys, and lets them have the spotlight. THE SPECTATOR...... 1. He never boos a player or official. 2. He appreciates a good play, no matter who makes it. 3. He knows the school gets the blame or the 46 praise for his conduct. GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS Mrs. Smith Mrs. Riggs Mrs. Geary Mrs. Herrick Mrs. Sizemore Mrs. Westervelt J ' I r I Mrs. Lewis Mr. Jacquinet Mr. Thomas 48 Ellen Billington Norman Christmore Keith Coonrod Duane Davis Eddie Goad Ray Gorman Bonnie Grandle Dennis Han Connie Hiller Lisa Hutsell im Jones Steven McGown Ellick Morey Mark Pool Floyd Ritchal Tim Smith Darrel Shouse Steve Shurley Paul Thomson Lorraine 'Jells 49 Noreen Allen Stephen Bennett Carol Best Terri Dixon Peggy Egbert Darrel Essary Randy Frobe Connie Gilpin Alexanderia Groshong Brenda Harley Kathy Hartman Merlin Hiller Terry Johnson Karen McGown Gregg Nutt Ricky Nutt Ann Otto Carol Parker Dennis Parsons Buel Pool Frank Ritchal Rita Satzler Gary Shanholtzer Robert Wilkerson 3etty Zimmerman 50 Jimmy Allen Ernest Amershek Joe Autem Mark Bennett Linda Brown James Gorman Teddi Gorman Diane Johnston Douglas Johnston Laurel Long Debbie Nutt Karen Otto Joyce Platt Cindy Shanholtzer Terry Shouse Greg Smith Tim Smith Barry Varner Russell Varner Laverne Wells Dennis Zwahlen 51 John Autem Amy Bennett Chris Bennett Mark Carter Dale Coonrod Bambi Crumpacker Melinda Dixon Terri Green WV Cherrill Groshong Kathy Hey Carol Hiller Craig Jones Debra Lovelady Arther Maffei Vicktorria McColm Robert Mishler Renda Satzler Judy Shouse Steven i'huilliez Wanda Ulery 52 Chris Allen Laura Bennett Letha Christmore Kimberly Darland Debbie Pox Mark Gilpin Charlene Groshong Mark Harrington Max Harrington Tommie Maffei Tony Morgan Dorothy Shanholtzer Tammy Sowers Bonnie Thomson Carol Wallingford 53 Larry Amos Stephen Baldwin Mike Clark Kathy Chambers Cindy Crumpacker David Davis Alan Egbert Bonita Egbert Tammy Goad Cindy Hey Johnna Hiller Leann Johnston Beth Jones Billy King Theresa Maffei Dave McAlaster Ronda Morgan Mark Platte Ricky Batzler Bruce Schulz Jane Shouse Bradley Warner Kelly York 54 David Baldwin Gary Dixon Regina Dixon Michiel Geary Christina Hartman Gaylen Hess Cheryl King Mary Grace Lewis Brian Morey Jolene Mosler Kenny Nordyke Steven Nutt Linda Otto Brenda Schulz Phillip Shanaltzer Chris Shouse Mery Thuilliez Ralph Ulery Kathy Wallingford 55 Scott Bennett Ann Chambers Bobby Clark Mark Crumpacker Karen Gilpin Lesa Goad Bradley Jenkins Paula Lewis Merlin Long Chris Maffei Kimberly Parsons Martin Rauniker Alan Timmons Mike York 56 Kindergarten Deborah Lawson Charles Lewis Rodger Long Christine Mosler Elaine Allen Lloyd Christmore Eddie Crumpacker Connie Fox Kevin Fox Morris Groshong Timmy Hey Annette Jones Parsons Simms idle H-l ' s 57 jjjiXft CJxemJbuL. Grade Music First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade 59 “■ (,? a n V 7$ mt 1st.Row: T.Smith, G.Nutt, D. Han, D.Shouse, R.Gorman, F. Ritchal, P,Thomson, D,Parsons, D. Davis, Mr.Jacquinet. 2nd.Row: J.Gorman, E.Goad, M.Pool, S. McGown, D.Essary, R.Nutt, B. Varner, T.Smith, G.Smith. 3rd. Row: D.Johnston, B.Pool, R. Proebe, R.Varner, S.Bennett, M. |Hiller, T.Johnson, G.Shanholtzer, F.Ritchal. [|.th.Row: T.Shouse, E. Amershek, D.Zwahlen, R. itilkerson, N.Christmore, J. Allen, J.Autem, M.Bennett. and! TRACK! Top row: K. Otto, J. Platt, C. Shanholtzer, T. Gorman, C. Parker, C. Beat, B. Zimmerman, P. Egbert, R. Satzler, K. McGown 2nd row. D. Johnston, L Long, D. Nutt, N. Allen, K . Hartman, B. Grandle, E. Billington, L. Wells, S. Allen, L. Brown Officers: Pal.- D. Bennett, Sec.- 0. Gilpin, Pres.- C� Hiller, V- Pres.- A. Otto, Tres.- T. Dixon (not shown A. 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