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

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Sophomore Spirit Laura Briand Kim Brookhan Debra Burden Mike Cunis Joleen Dechant Gary Fehrenbach Myron Filbert Craig Gabel Sharon Gabel Kerry Garrison Ann Gaschler Mike Gerstner Kevin Gumescheimer Larry Gumescheimer Wanda Haas Debby Hanan Larry Hammonds Keith Hertel Tim Hoss Diane Huxman Debbie James Randy Keeton Luann Kersenbrock Phillip Leiker Miranda Lewis Nathan McDonald Kristi Meyeres Annette Miller Andra Pfannenstiel Michelle Rebel Perry Riebel Toney Rupp Pat Schlegel Denissa Seib Peter Shauers Brent Stecklein Eldon Stoecklein Gary Stoecklein Ron Stoecklein Mary Strobel Rodney Strobel Kathy Stout Norma Sutton Tom VanDegrift Layne Wasinger Tammi Wassinger Marvin Whipple Terry White Cindy Wiens Richard Winter 20

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. . Plan and Organize Their Year ?avv; JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President, Verlinda Dinges: Vice-President, Cory Munsch: Secretary. Tena Hembree: Treasurer, Greg Ballard Stuco, Diane Sorensen; Historian, Nannette Lampe. Sponsors: Mr. Ballard and Mr. Marshall. One of the most exciting events of the year for the juniors was receiving their class ring. The pride juniors take in their ring is as evident as the pride they take in working for the junior class. Under the leadership of experi- enced officers and their able sponsors, Mr. Ballard and Mr. Marshall much time and effort went into the planning of the prom, their major project for the year. Due to the hard work, the outcome was successful in making 1975-76 a year to remember.

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. . . Bursts Forth SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President. Tom VanDegrift: Vice-President. Mike Gerstner; Secretary-Treasurer, Debbie James: Stuco, Toney Rupp: Historian. Norma Sutton. Sponsor: Mrs. Gantz. A year of opportunities greeted the incoming 1976 sophomore class. The freshman year with all its tri- als and tribulations, initiations,'' mistakes and breaking into a new set-up, is over. Now a new year, full of freshness, unexpected surprises and just a new start” are what last year's freshmen find. As each member of the class finds himself maturing both mentally and physically, he finds a new aware- ness that he never thought possible. As experiences pile one upon another he begins to wonder, Could I ever have acted that way last year?” Over all, the sophomore has a bright future ahead in the years to come as he selects his class ring, attends the ban- quet and prom and finally looks to the ultimate - graduation.