Ness City High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ness City, KS)

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Valedictorian Marlene Stum Marlene Stum ends her academic career at the head of her class, not an entirely new position for her. She has been president or a very active member of many organi- zations and extra-curricular activities in her high school career. One of her main interests has been in the speech field and she has pursued this even through her 4-H work, another field in which she has also excelled. She was particularly active in drama and received the Best Thespian of the Year Award. Probably Marlene's other major interest was music. She was a member of band for four years and also a member of the select Selgae Singers. In addition to speech and music groups, she was a member of Kayettes, Pep Club, National Honor Society, and the Yearbook Staff. Her time, effort, and academic ability were well rewarded at the end of the year when she was presented with the Reader's Digest Award, the Purina Award, the Betty Crocker Award, and the State of Kansas Scholarship Program Award. Marlene will attend Kansas State Uni- versity. Senior Mary E. Kanaga National Honor Society Grant Craig Horchem Purina Award 18

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Senior A wards Mary Rohr State of Kansas Scholarship Program Award Terry Funk State of Kansas Scholarship Program Award June Riebel National Honor Society Grant Darryl Heronemus Rotary Club Scholarship State of Kansas Scholarship Program Award Denise Kraft BPW Scholarship Am. Legion Any. Sch. Lions Club Scholarship Luann Haas Citizenship Award Dave Mellies Citizenship Award Am. Legion Scholarship Mary Sue Swim R. V. Lehner Memorial Scholarship 17

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Salutatorian Patricia Stenzel Patti Stenzel, salutatorian of the Class of '73, has always been a competitor and an achiever. Whatever was going on at the school or in the community, she was an enthusiastic supporter. Her major interests have been the active activities. As a girl scout, she relished the cook-outs and camp-outs; for years she was instructor and lifeguard at the city pool; and she excelled in high school sports, both as a fan and as a par- ticipant. Her vivaciousness as a cheer- leader was one of the greatest spirit boosters, and last year she took fourth in the state in high school tennis. But Patti's interests and capabilities have not stopped with sports. She was a Kayette, a STUCO member, and the editor of the yearbook. She belonged to the National Honor Society and the Thespians. She was also active in music - marching band, pep band, stage band, and band council president. Patti received the Student Council Scholarship, the State of Kansas Scholar- ship Award and will attend Kansas State University. Awards Janis Her tel United Credit Union Eldon Pfannenstiel Student Council Scholarship 19