Moundridge High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Moundridge, KS)

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NIRSQ 35355 B!REQi?S PLAY? CO-NTIEST PLAY The Sisters McIntosh Pam Kaufman, Mark Sander, Judy Krehbiel. League and District ratings II. JUNIOR - SENIOR PLAY COMBINED JUNIOR - SENIOR PLAY: Pam Kauffman, Delila Schrag, Wendell Kaufman, Karlyn Stucky and Wanita Stucky witness the breaking of a tea cup during a scene from A Bull In A Ohina Shop. Other mem-bers of the cast included: Kay Kreh- biel, Wanda Goering, Judy Krelmbiel, Sherwin Schrag, Mark Sander, Steve Goering and Roger Goefbel. ONE ACT PLAY: A scene from A Pair of Luna.tics in which James Stucky and Judy Krehbiel pretend to be inmates in a mental insti- tution. 6

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f at Top flight debaters celebrate the end of a su-ccessful -year. The group placed third in state competition. Left to right: Kay Krehbiel, Wani-ta Stucky, Janet Wedel, Kay Wedel, Mr. Stucky Qcoachl, Karlyn Stucky, Jocelyn Graber, Judy Krehbiel, Marcia Krehbiel, James Stucky, Danielle Goering. Public speaking has played a vital role in the MHS curriculum since 1914. This j year under the leadership of Mr. Stucky and Mrs. Bich all seven entrants in state competition rat-ed I's. EXTE.MP. INFORM. ORATIO-NS: Kay Wedel, extemp. MKL II, Dist. IIg Janet Wedel, extefmp. and inform MKL I, Dist. I, 'State Ig Karlyn Stucky and Kay Kreh- -biel, orations MKL I, Dist. I, State Ig Pam Adrian, inform. MKL I Dist II. READINGS: Judy Krehbiel MKL I, Dist. I, State Ig Patsy Kre-hbiel MKL I, Dist. IIQ Karlyn' Stucky Dist. II, Pat Wedel MKL II, Dist. I, State I. POETRY and PROSE: Wanita Stucky - poetry MKL I, Dist. II, Kay Krehbiel - Prose MKL II, Dist. I, State I.

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m 1 Y.. -H. ...l,..-.v -- -. pun: 5653 35 55 Q ? Y Although' a journalism class as such is rela- tively recent, a yearbook called Owl was printed in 1917. Other names, used before the MHS yearbook became known as Wildcat , were Sunflower and Yarn, Beginning in 1924, school news was written in a section of the Moundridge Journal. The independent school newspaper the Wildcat's Howl , was first printed in 1945. This year's journalism class consisting of ten students and advisor, Mrs. Harder, publish- ed the paper, the Wildcat's Howl as well as this yearbook. Carolee Goering served as Wildcat's Howl editor, while the rest of the girls in class took turns assisting her. Carol Goering, Wildcat editor, was assist-ed by Mark Sander. Roger Goebel and Mark Sander acted as photographers for both publications. Mark Sander and Roger Goebel busy in the dark I'00l'!l. ,,MwwsiagxrlwmawtwamwmamwM... ..,., 4 N - 'WMM ,wmmm-Nawa,.MMM Mm. --W, Standing' from left to right: Nancy Niehage, Doris Sftucky, Carol Goering, Richard Stu- cky, Clharles Gehrin-g, Seated: Mark Sander, Roger Goebel, Lois Schrag, Carolee Goer- ing f Wildcat's Howl editorj, and Ira An- ders, 7