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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1971 volume:

INDEX Adm. and Faculty 3 Seniors 7 Classes 13 Student Life 17 Royalty 21 Activities 31 Sports 39 Elementary 47 Drop a pebble on the reflection, and in a splash, it's gone. But there are a half-hundred ripples circling on and on and on. .. 2 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SCHOOL BOARD MR. GRASSO, Superintendent JAMES KNOX, Principal GENE FILLESPIE PHILLIP HOOK LOREN LA HEY JACK LANE NED NAYLOR PAUL POZNICK VICTOR SIEBERT SPONSORED BY: BOWLUS SCHOOL SUPPLY, PEPSI BOTTLING CO., PARSONS SUN, K L K C HIGH SCHOOLSTAFF ALMEDA CLOSS B.S. (KSC) Home Ec. I-IV, 8th grade RUDY DVORAK B. A. Typing, Bookkeeping, Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach CECIL FLOOD B.S. Education, Math Major (KSC) Gen Math, Algebra I G II, Trig. Geometry IRA JOHNSTON B.S. Agriculture (KSU) Vo. Ag. I,II,III,IV, Earth Science CYNTHIA O’DELL B.S.E, (KSC) Current World Problems, World History American Gov. , Economics, American History HARRY SLOAN A.B.Mo. Wesleyan College A.M. (KSC) General Science, Chemistry, English III Composition, Physics LILLIAN SPANGLER A. B. M.A. (University of Mo. ), Spanish VERENA STECKEL Girls Phys. Ed. JIM STONE BME Evangel College, Springfield Music LARRY THOMAS B.S., M.S., (KSC) Football Coach, B-team Basketball SUSAN THOMAS B.S. English English I, II, IV, Speech, Journalism, Yearbook HELEN SMITH B.S. (KSC) Secretary Not Shown: RICHARD WYLIE, Girls P. E. DELBERT SMITH, Guidance Counselor 5 Cooks: Opal Davidson, Leona Nutt, Ada Brown 6 Custodians: Harry Tridle, Otto Brown SENIORS REX ALLEN Football 3,4; Track 3; Letterman 3; F. F. A. 2. DAVE AMOS Band 3; Football 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3',4; Lettermans Club 3,4. STAN CLAWSON Lettermans Club 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Captain 4; All League 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; All League Honorable Mention 3; Track 1,2, 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2; F.H.A. Can- didate 1; Spanish Club 2. ROLAND DALRYMPLE F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Officer 2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Lettermans Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Officers 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Attendent 4; Honorable Mention-Football 3. GAIL ESSARY Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Officer 4; Basketball Queen Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Officer 4; Eagle Staff 4; Kayetts 1; Band 1. JERRY GETMAN F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. SPONSORED BY SCHILDGEN’S PHOTOGRAPHY PATTY FLAHARTY F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Y-Teens 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Officer 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; F.F.A. Queen Attendant 1; Homecoming Queen Attendant 2; Basketball Queen Attendant 3; Student Council 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Class Officer 3,4. DAVE GARD Football 1,3; Band 1,3; Student Council 1; Track 3; Class Officer 4; F.F.A. 3,4; Officer 4; Letter- mans Club 3. JEFF JOHNSTON F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3; Lettermans Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 1; Band 1,3; Spanish Club 2; F.F.A. King Attendant 3. DAN MOREY National Honor Society 3,4; Lettermans Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Track 3,4. CHRISTY JONES Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Officer 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Nationa1 Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Queen 1; F.F.A. Queen 2; Class Officer 1; Y-Teens 1; Twirler 1,2,3; Year- book Staff 3, Editor Eagle Staff 4, Assistant Editor; Spanish Club 1, 2; Officer 1. GARY MCGOWN F.F.A. 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Lettermans Club 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Spanish Club 1. SPONSORED BY JONES OIL CO. AND STEWART FUNERAL HOME KATHY NUTT FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Officer 2,3; Cheerleader 4; Year- book Queen 3; Band 1,2,3; Y- teens 1; Spanish Club 2. CONNIE PARKER Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Y-teens 1; Homecoming Attendant 3; Annual Queen 3; FHA Officer 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; FFA Queen At- tendant 4. MIKE PARSONS FFA 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Lettermens Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Class Officer 3; Spanish Club 2; Eagle Attendants 3; FHA King 2; Honorable Mention Foot- ball 3. ALICE RAUNIKER FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Y- teens 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Eaglette Staff 3; National Honor Society 3, 4} TERRY RITCHAL FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2. SPONSORED BY LYLE’S RECREATION CENTER McCUNE TIRE AND APPLIANCE OWEN RITCHAL Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 3,4; Letterman 2,3,4. LINDA SILC Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Lettergirl 3; Spanish Club 2; Eaglette Staff 3; News Editor. BOBBY THOMSON FFA 1,2; Officer 2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Letter- man 1,2,3; SUSAN ZIMMERMAN FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Spanish Club 2; Y-teens 1; Class officer 2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Fall Festival Queen Attendant 1; FFA Attendant 3. SPONSORED BY PEOPLES SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. FIRST NATIONAL BANK PARSONS. KANSAS SENIOR LIFE Here we go gathering nuggets in May. The Morning After. He saw ya! Wow! Did you see that, Jeff? Black and Gold, until we paint it again. Looking back BRENNER PRESCRIPTIONS, SWITLIK JEWELERS, and SENGPIEHL FURNITURE 12 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Bette Allen Dee Dee Allen Ronald Best Marietta Boor Pat Christmore Debbie Davis David Froebe Kathi Creen Debbie Hutsell Frank Kralicek Valerie Markley Bob McCullough Larry Morey Debbie Nutt Katheryn Parsons Class Officers: Kathi Green, Dee Dee Allen, Rick Shaffer and Clifford York. Brenda Pool Mareta Shaffer Rick Shaffer Dennis Shouse Dayna Waxier Cindy White Clifford York Steve Wininger Warren Hutsell SPONSORED BY ABSHIER REAL ESTATE, PARSONS, KANSAS SOPHOMORES Gene Allen Janet Bennett Marvin Boor Danny Carter Danny Egbert Anita Essary Randy Kirby Mike Lovelady Vicki Markley Jan Nutt Connie Otto Steve Parsons Gary Stephens Cindy Trotnic John Turkington David Wells Dean York Steve Zimmerman Class Officers: Gary Stephens, Steve Parsons, Steve Zimmerman, Cindy Trotnic. SPONSORED BY MARKLEY IMPLEMENT CO. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Susan Allen Donna Bennett Ellen Billington Norman Christmore Keith Coonrod SECOND ROW: Duane Davis Dennis Han Connie Hiller Kim Jones Steve Me Gown THIRD ROW: Elick Morey Ethel Norman Mark Pool Red Ritchal Darrel Shouse FOURTH ROW: Steve Shurley Matt Thomas FIFTH ROW: Paul Thomson Lorraine Wells Class Officers: Susan Allen, Duane Davis, Connie Hiller, Red Ritchal. 16 STUDENT LIFE The Globetrotters. I tradem' your squaw for mine. Look at these legs! I have to hold on or I'll fall. 18 Where'd she go’ n l TO Peace Wagon. Honey Child! Don't look now, Kim, but there are two people looking up at us. SPONSORED BY: Young is being shy. sa If he kissed you once. . . A W DRIVE-INN, NEWFIELDS JEWELRY, TRUCK AND AUTO SUPPLY, and THE STATE BANK OF PARSONS HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS Governor Docking arriving in Pittsburg And the winner is ... Miss Gaylene Essary An exciting week of Homecoming activities was highlighted by a victorious football game as the McCune Eagles tromped the St. Pats Pixies. Governor Robert Docking was on hand to present Miss Gaylene Essary with the traditional crown, scepter, and roses. 20 Part of the Big Game SPONSORED BY DUNNICK’S DRIVE-IN ROYALTY YEARBOOK QUEEN Christy Jones YEARBOOK KING Roland Dalrymple YEARBOOK ATTENDANTS Connie Hiller Steve Shurley Cail Essary Jeff Johnston W9TC V Hitt ATTENDENTS Dee Dee Allen Connie Otto Kim Jones BASKETBALL QUEEN Dee Dee Allen FFA ATTENDANTS Dee Dee Allen Connie Hiller Jan Nutt FHA ATTENDANTS irtRed Ritchal Marvin Boor Larry Morey SPONSORED BY KIETH’S IGA 30 ACTIVITIES STUDENT GOVERNMENT AIDS IN DECISION MAKING The student government makes many decisions concerning students and their activities. They try to bring out student ideas on how to improve McCune High School. They also try to keep school and student stand- ards high. One of the highlights of the year was attending Parsons State Training Center to pass out Christmas Candy. They are chosen by pop- ular vote. Each class selects two members to represent it. FIRST ROW: Mareta Shaffer, Kim Jones, Patty Flaherty, Jan Nutt. SECOND ROW: Steve Parsons, Clifford York, Duane Davis, Gary McGown, Mr. Knox. FRONT ROW: S. Zimmerman, S Clawson, J. Johnston, R. Dairymple, C. Trotnic, J. Nutt, V. Markley, K. Nutt, C. Parker. BACK ROW: B. Allen, M. Boor, C. McGown, D. Morey, D. Smith, V. Markley, P. Flaherty, C. Jones, A. Rauniker, B. Thompson. Valerie Markley, Patty Flaharty, Gary McGown, Christy Jones, Dan Morey. NHS REQUIRES HIGH STANDARDS National Honor Society members are required to have an A or B average. They are selected by teachers on the basis of their high scholastic achievements. Activies for the Na- tional Honor Society include caroling at rest homes before Christmas and taking part in cam- paigns to raise money for the Mental Health Foundation. In the spring of each year there is an honor ban- quet and initiation pro- gram for the new members. SPONSORED BY: STEPHENS INC., J. C. PENNEYS, GIRARD NATIONAL BANK, B R TIRE SERVICE. 32 JOURNALISTS WORK FOR QUALITY Working on the Yearbook and news- paper staffs gives students a basic understanding of journalism tech- niques. Writing concisely and accu- rately, taking pictures and laying out pages are some of the most im- portant things the staffs are required to learn. In addition to these skills, it takes long hours of work to produce quality publications. Yearbook Staff: Janet Bennett - Photographer; Cindy White - Business Manager; Kathi Green - Photographer; Steve Wininger; Dee Dee Allen - Editor; Frank Kralicek; Debbie Davis - Copy Editor; Connie Otto. Eagle Staff: Gary Stephens Allen - Editor; Gail Essary Sports Editor; Randy Kirby Jones - Asst. Editor. - Sports Writer; Dee Dee - Typist; Steve Parsons - - Sports Writer; Christy Eagle Reporters: Ehiane Davis; Steve Zimmerman; Floyd Ritchal; Darrell Shouse; Elick Morey; Dennis Han. 33 AN INFORMED F.H.A. FHA members had an infor- mative year as they listened to two speakers talk about their experiences as a Parsons policeman and a peace corps volunteer. They also viewed a David Williamson film on the sub- ject of people today. It was entitled Meditations on Today. Some of their other activi- ties included donating gifts at Christmastime for soldiers in Vietnam and attending the district and state meetings in the fall and spring. Police officer Wiley L. Risley 1st ROW: Jan Nutt, Dee Dee Allen, Gail Essary, Connie Parker, 2nd ROW: Kathy Nutt, Alice Rauniker, 3rd ROW: Susan Zimmerman, Valerie Markley, 4th ROW: Marietta Boor. 1st ROW: A. Closs, Sponsor; M. Boor, A. Rauniker, C. Parker, D. Allen, G. Essary, J. Nutt. 2nd ROW: V. Markley, C. Trotnic, L. Sile, P. Flaharty, C. Jones, D. Bennett, T. Ritchal, B. Allen. 3rd ROW: C. Hiller, K. Jones, V. Markley, J. Bennett, D. Nutt, D. Hutsell, D. Davis, B. Pool, P. Christmore. 34 1st ROW: I. Johnston Sponsor, M. Parson, R. Dalrymple, R. Kirby, S. Zimmerman, J. Johnston. 2nd ROW: J. Getman, L. Morey, D. Egbert, G. Stephens, D. York, M. Lovelady, W. Hutsell. 3rd ROW: S. McGown, J. Turkington, D. Carter, G. Allen, M. Boor, D. Wells, N. Christmore, D. Shouse. 4th ROW: K. Coonrod, D. Han, M. Pool, D. Davis, E. Morey, M. Thomas, R. Ritchal, P. Thomson, S. Shurley. F.F.A. HIGHLIGHTS This past year the FFA has been engaged in numerous activities. One of the most important was the State Contest at Manhattan. The boys entered several of the divisions which included live- stock judging, soil conservation, carpentry and concrete, and machinery. Some of the boys also made trips to the Hutchinson Fair in September and to the Western Farm show at Kansas City in February. Their biggest money-making project was the annual Box supper put on in conjunction with the FHA girls. FFA takes part in several pro- jects during the year which help to further individual initiative. At the youth fair in September the members enter their own crops and livestock for judging. Later in the year the boys enter the Rodent Pest contest. In which they receive points according to the number of pests they bring in. The mem- bers with the most points re- ceive jackets. In addition to all these projects, the members also have a number of special projects. New football goal posts, live- stock feeders, and overhauling farm machinery were three of the projects. Ira Johnston, Sponsor; Roland Dalrymple, Pres; Jeff Johnston, V. Pres; Mike Parsons, Treas; Randy Kirby, Rep; Steve Zimmerman, Sent; Not Shown Dave Card, Sec. sponsored BY McCUNE FARMERS CO-OP ASSN. McCUNE FARMERS NITRANE ASSN. 1st ROW: G. Essary, A. Rauniker, C. Parker, S. Zimmerman, C. Jones, M. Boor. 2nd ROW: E. Norman, B. Allen, L. Wells, T. Ritchal, S. Allen, E. Billington, D. Hutsell. 3rd ROW: D. Bennett, K. Parsons, V. Markley, C. Trotnic, A. Essary, C. Otto. 4th ROW: V. Markley, L. Sile, D. Nutt, J. Bennett, C. Hiller, B. Pool. Not Shown: P. Flaharty. Officers: Susan Zimmerman, Sec; Christy Jones, Pres; Connie Parker, Treas; Gail Essary, V. Pres. 36 Jan Nutt Alternate Kathy Nutt Debbie Davis Rock Band: Kathy Nutt, Dave Amos, James Stone, Connie Hiller, Allen McColm, Kim Jones, (not shown) Dayna Waxier, David Gard, and Valerie Markley. 38 SPORTS 1970 STARTING TEAM Stan Clawson QB Off. Captain All M.B. L. 1st Team Rick Shaffer HB All M.B.L. Honorable Mention Roland Dalrymple HB All M. B. L. Honorable Mention Owen Ritchal C Jeff Johnston C Gary McCown T Mike Parsons G Def. Captain All M. B. L. 1st Team Randy Kirby E Rex Allen E u. tv. I . mm Dan Morey T Dave Card E All M.B.L. 2nd Team Coach Thomas and Asst. Coach Dvorak 40 Not Shown: Dave Amos Steve York Larry Morey Steve Parsons Danny Egbert Steve Zimmerman Ellick Morey Cary Stephens Duane Davis Steve McCown Red Ritchal Matt Thomas Gene Allen HB E HB T E HB E T T QB E E EAGLES ROLL IN HOMECOMING FINISH SEASON 4-5 SEASON’S RECORD The McCune Eagles finished the season with a 4-5 record. The opening game of the season was homecoming for the Eagles when they romped over the St. Pat's Pixies 52-0. The Eagles defeated the Oswego Indians 12- 8 for their second victory with- out a loss. On their first road trip they lost to Chetopa by the score of 14-20. They lost their second game of the season to St. Paul 38-0. After losing to Midway in a non-league tilt, the second round of the double- round-robin started with all the games going the same. McCune 52 St. Pat's 0 McCune 12 Oswego 8 McCune 14 Chetopa 20 McCune 0 St. Paul 38 McCune 12 Midway of Buffalo St. Pat's 28 McCune 12 0 McCune 18 Oswego 14 McCune 0 St. Paul 39 McCune 12 Chetopa 28 41 SPIRITED EAGLES’71 “A” TEAM “B” TEAM RECORD “A” TEAM RECORD Uniontown 47 McCune 57 Prescott 62 ii 71 St. Pats 43 ii 67 Chetopa 50 ii 49 Leroy 59 ii 57 St. Paul 57 ii 42 Oswego 49 n 43 St. Pats 53 Tourn. ii 51 Colgan 66 ii 49 Prescott 40 ii 71 St. Pats 68 it 48 Caney 55 ii 54 Chetopa 83 n 57 Leroy 61 ii 54 St. Paul 57 ii 43 Colgan 50 ii 41 Oswego Chetopa College High St. Pats 39 45 D.T. 74 59 ii ii ii 47 56 49 Uniontown 58 McCune 31 Prescott 40 II 58 St. Pats 43 II 48 Chetopa 35 II 35 Leroy 57 II 59 St. Paul 47 II 48 Oswego 30 II 49 St. Paul 39 Tourn. II 43 Chetopa 48 Tourn. II 52 Colgan 51 II 34 Prescott 51 II 65 St Pats 50 II 42 Caney 46 II 38 Chetopa 47 II 49 Leroy 19 II 40 St. Paul 44 II 43 Colgan 44 II 48 Oswego 35 II 32 “B” TEAM JUANITA’S BEAUTY SHOP; H R BLOCK; BEST’S ENTERPRICES; JOHN TURKINGTON'S AUTO REPAIR A TENSE BASKETBALL SEASON The 1970-71 Eagle Basketball season got off to a good start by winning their first three games before stum- bling to lose their next 12 out of 14 games, four of those by one or two points. The Eagles entered the Mineral Belt League Tournament with a record of three wins and four loses, only to be beat by St. Pats by a score of 53-51. Things looked brighter for the Junior Varsity as they defeated St. Paul 43- 39, which put them in the champion- ship game with Chetopa. The J.V. Eagles then went on to win the championship by defeating 52-48. The Eagles seemed as though they couldn't get rolling in the second half of the season as they lost six games in succession. The Eagles regular season finale saw Oswego on the losing end as the Eagles defeated the Indians 47-39. TOURNAMENT SEES UPSET The class 1-A District Tournament was played on the Eagle's home court. The opening round saw the last seeded. Eagles upset the fourth seeded Chetopa Hornets by a score of 56-45. The second night found the Eagles playing against a tough College High team in the semi-finals. McCune was defeated 74-60. The next night the Eagles entered the consolation game against of St. Pats. The Pixies put on a strong show to de- feat the Eagles by a score of 59-49. OUR SUPER ’71 TRACK TEAM 1st ROW: L. Morey, R. Shaffer, R. Dalrymple, D. Card, M. Parsons, S. Clawson, D. Morey, O. Ritchal. 2nd ROW: E. Morey, R. Ritchal, R. Kirby, D. Davis, D. Egbert, S. York, M. Thomas, Gene Allen, S. Parsons, and Coach Thomas. 43 LETTERMEN 44 Mike Parsons Gary Me Gown Rick Shaffer Stan Clawson Owen Ritchal Clifford York Roland Dairymple Dan Morey Dennis Shouse Dave Amos Jeff Johnston Bobby Thomson LETTERMEN Larry Morey Steve York Duane Davis Randy Kirby Steve Zimmerman Matt Thomas Steve Parsons Gene Allen Ellick Morey Gary Stephens Danny Egbert Red Ritchal 45 SPIRITED MEMBERS LEAD EAGLES TO VICTORY Dave goes for a touchdown Cindy Trotnic, Football Miss Pep GRADESCHOOL GRADETEACHERS MRS. BARBARA SMITH Kindergarten MRS. MABEL RIGGS First Grade MRS. NELLIE GEARY Second Grade MRS. LOIS HERRICK Third Grade MRS. BESSIE SIZEMORE Fourth Grade MRS. VELDA WESTERVELT Fifth Grade MRS. SHIRLEY NUSTS Sixth Grade MR. JERRY JACQUINET Seventh Grade MR. LARRY THOMAS Eighth Grade 48 Peggy Egbert Randy Froebe Brenda Harley Kathy Hartman Merlin Hiller Terry Johnson Kathy Me Gown Greg Nutt Noreen Allen Stephen Bennett Carol Best Terri Dixon Ricky Nutt Ann Otto Carol Parker Dennis Parsons Buel Pool Frank Ritchal Rita Satzler Charles Shanholtzer Robert Wilkerson Betty Ann Zimmerman EIGHTH GRADE 49 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Jimmy Allen Joe Autem Mark Bennet Linda Brown SECOND ROW: Teddi Gorman Diane Johnston Douglas Johnston Albert Kralicek THIRD ROW: Laural Long Debbie Nutt Karen Otto Joyce Platt Cindy Shanholtzer FOURTH ROW: Terry Shouse Greg Smith Tim Smith Laveme Wells Dennis Zwahlen 50 SIXTH GRADE THIRD ROW: Craig Jones FOURTH ROW: Renda Satzler Arthur Maffei Carol Hiller Torri McColm Judy Shouse Debra Lovelady Kathy Hey Babbie Merrell Wanda Ulery 51 FIFTH GRADE First Row Chris Allen Laura Bennett Letha Christmore Kimberly Darland Second Row Debbie Fox Mark Gilpin Tommy Maffei Steven Merrell Third Row Tony Morgan Bernard Otto Dorethy Shanholtzer Janet Shouse Fourth Row Tammy Sowers Brian S to tier Bonnie Thomson Carol Wallingford SPONSORED BY: ABE’S FLOWERS, NATIONAL LABORATORIES MAXINE’S BEAUTY SHOP, MOREY’S GROCERY FOURTH GRADE Ronda Morgan David Parsons Mark Platt Ricky Satzler Bruce Schulz Jane Shouse Shelley Stotler Kelly York Stephen Baldwin Mark Barrup Kathy Chambers Mike Clark Arlene Crumpacker David Davis Alan Egbert Bonita Egbert Bill Harvey Cindy Hey Johnna Hiller Leann Johnston Beth Jones Dave McAlister Theresa Maffei SPONSORED BY McCUNESTATE BANK 53 THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Roxanne Allen David Baldwin Nan Barrup Gary Dixon SECOND ROW: Regina Dixon Michael Geary Christina Hartman Mary Grace Lewis THIRD ROW: Sheila Miller Brian Morey Jolene Mosler Stephen Nutt Linda Otto FOURTH ROW: Brenda Schulz Phillip Shanholtzer Glenn Shouse Ralph Ulery Cathy Wallingford 54 SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Scott Bennet Ann Chambers Bobby Clark Mark Crumpacker SECOND ROW: Carl Davis Joseph Jaquinet Karen Gilpen Pat Geary THIRD ROW: Paula Lewis Merlin Long Chris Maffei Tammy Merrel FOURTH ROW: Marsha Miller Kim Parsons Lori Stotler Michael York 55 FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Elaine Allen Lloyd Christmore Eddie Crumpacker Connie Fox SECOND ROW: Kevin Fox Tim Hey La Donna May Jacquinet Deborah Lawson THIRD ROW: Charles Lewis Rodger Long Christine Mosler Kelley Parsons FOURTH ROW: Mary Beth Simms Ronda Tridle Pat York Annete Jones 56 KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Stacey Baldwin Karla Darland John Fox Lori Fox SECOND ROW: Linda Gilpin Suzanne Jacquinet Wesley Lawson Frank Merrell THIRD ROW: Donald Otto Kimberly Smith Douglas Parsons Lisa Stotler FOURTH ROW: Waona Ulery Sheila Wininger Todd Wright Stacy York 57 Kindergarten is Playing Scarecrow. Third Grade is Being too short to reach the fountain. Sixth Grade is Participating in sports. First Grade is Memorizing the ABC's. Fourth Grade is Taking books home. Second Grade is Trying to reach the circle. Fifth Grade is When the girls notice the boys, but the boys don't care. Eighth Grade is The last year of standing in lines. Seventh Grade is Giving book reports. 58 JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES JR. HI BASKETBALL AND TRACK 3rd ROW: G. Smith, T. Shouse, D. Coonrod, A. Maffei, T. Smith, J. Allen, M. Carter, D. Zwahlen, M. Bennett. 2nd ROW: Mr. Jacquinet, C. Jones, J. Autem, S. Bennett, G. Nutt, G. Shanholtzer, R. Wilkerson E Amershek, M. Stotler. 1st ROW: D. Johnston, B. Pool, F. Ritchal, M. Hiller, D. Parsons, R. Frobe, R Nutt J Autem. 3rd ROW: G. Smith, T. Shouse, D. Coonrod, A. Maffei, T. Smith, J. Allen, M. Carter, D. Zwahlen, M. Bennett, C. Bennett. 2nd ROW: C. Jones, J. Autem, S. Bennett, G. Nutt, G. Shanholtzer, R. Wilkerson, E. Amershek, M. Stotler. 1st ROW: D. Johnston, B. Pool, A. Ritchal, M. Hiller, D. Parsons, R. Frobe, R. Nutt, J. Autem, Mr. Jacquinet. 60 GRADE SCHOOL PEP CLUB 1st ROW: P. Egbert, A. Otto, M. Dixon, B. Zimmerman, C. Best, Mrs. Nuss. 2nd ROW: W. Ulery, J. Platt, K. McGown, N. Allen, C. Parker, R. Satzler. 3rd ROW: L. Wells, D. Johnston, C. Gilpin, C. Shanholtzer, L. Brown, D. Nutt, A. Bennett. 4th ROW: C. Hiller, B. Cmmpacker, J. Shouse, D. Lovelady, B. Merrill, T. Green, K. Hey. Grade School Cheerleaders: Brenda Harley, Torri McColm, Karen Otto, Terri Dixon, Lori Long 61 GRADE SCHOOL CHORUS The McCune Junior High march- ing band played at various parades in the area this year. Trips were taken to Girard, Fort Scott and Parsons. The band also represented McCune in the Fall Festival parades as well as Miami, Okla- homa Band Festival, April 1. McCUNE MARCHING BAND k vei?5 ells� Cindy Shanholtzer. FIRST ROW: Mike Stottler, Joyce Platt, Lorie Long, SECOND ROW: Diann Johnston, Ton McColm, Carol Hiller, THIRD ROW: Noreen Allen, Kathy Hey, Reta Satzler. FOURTH ROW: Terri Dixon, Wanda Ulery, Ann Otto, Peggy Egbert, FIFTH ROW: Carol Best, Betty Ann Zimmerman, Brenda Harley. 62 LIST OF PATRONS Girard Pittsburg Auto Supply Wrights Greenhouse Inc. Sekan Electric Co-op Quality Milling Co., Inc. Cash Grain Feed Flome Savings and Loan Breneman Auto Parts Sauers Dept. Store Hi-Way Farm Supply Lightning Implement Co-op Station Friskel Funeral Home The First National Bank Carl’s Drug Craw-Kan Telephone Co. Farmers Food Center John’s Jewelry Peter Pan Cleaners Parsons International Harvester Sales Service Nichols Don Divines’ Restaurants Motor Supply Co. Crooks Sentry Hdw. Haskett-Pedlar Auto Supply Pfeiffer’s Jewelry Stewart Pharmacy Swift Co. Parsons Cold Storage Co. Kutz Music Co. 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