Northern Heights High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Allen, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1962 volume:

We, the staff of the '62 Wildcat hope we have adequately preserved the fond memories of the past year. You, the students of N.H.H.S. made it; you lived it. Here it is— the 1962 Wildcat. FACULTY HARVEY HARRIMAN MRS. CLARA BURRI DUANE PICKETT MRS. SUE COTTRIL Music English, Speech Junior Sponsor Home Economics English Junior Sponsor Assistant Coach Science Senior Sponsor Phys. Ed.-Pep Club English. Senior Sponsor MRS. AUDREY LOOMIS EVERETT HARDEN MISS LETTIE SWARNER JEROME BROWN Commerce F.B.L.A. Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Shop Crafts Sophomore Soonsor Math Librarian Freshman Sponsor Coach Social Science Freshman Sponsor School Board JOHN DICKSON, Treasurer CLAUDE SHEPHERD JESSE JOHNSON LAUREL FAGER, Director FLETCHER HELTON, Clerk WANDA SPADE Head Cook ZENNIE SEELY Cook RALPH AYE Custodian BUS DRIVERS LOUIE HILL CLETUS WHITTINGTON JOHN HEDBERG ROY SCHIESSER NOT PICTURED WAYNE PROWELL MARION JACKSON 5 The Yearbook Staff Editor............... Asst. Editor .... Activity Manager . . Sponsor.............. Sports Manager . . . Senior Class .... Photographer .... Underclasses . . . . Literary Editor . . . Business Manager . Circulation.......... Advertising Manager . . . Ann Clayton .... Ann Price . . Deana Ogleby Mrs. Audrey Loomis . . Dean Maxwell . Charlene Seefeldt . Maurine Noteman .... Jim Moore Maxine Davidson Dianne Schiesser ..........Rex Pio . . . . Pat Johnson U ant� -Sr Intrrndtioiul onnrarp Soortr foranti Sitiool iDumalistf 6 GRADUATES DEAN MAXWELL, President “Snappy dresser, with wit to match, PAT JOHNSON, Vice President “What he says goes (Sometimes). “ CLASS MOTTO I Will Lift Mine Eyes Unto The Hills From Whence Cometh My Help. “ CLASS COLORS Cherry Blossom Pink and Pearl White CLASS FLOWER Orchid MAXINE DAVIDSON, Treasurer “Intelligence is not her only virtue. JIM WHITE, Secretary I'll get there after awhile. Senior pictures taken by BACON STUDIO DEANA OGLE BY “Little, but mighty. TOM DIAL “School breaks up my whole day. DORIS PETERSON LARRY FAGER, Student Council If things are dull. I'll change them. MAURINE NOTEMAN, Student Council Terror For Her Size. DEAN DAY I don't like noise unless I can make it myself. AMELIA ANN PRICE The rebel who wants, what she wants, when she wants it. There's a song in her heart. ANN CLAYTON Never sad, always glad. Class REX PIO There's never a dull moment when he's around. DELBERT TUCKER Often he sits and thinks, but more often he just sits. EILEEN DIAL My thoughts are of the future. CHARLENE SEEFELDT She's always willing to do her part. DIANNE SCHIESSER There's mischief be- hind that quiet manner. CLIFFORD BOLING I wonder as I wander. BOB BALDOMINO Still water runs deep. uTuTU C -ju+j J iiJ Class 'Will I, Clifford Boling will my ability to be a nuisance to Lawrence Rust and my ability to roam around to David McDonald. I, Rex Pio will my ability to play football to Graham Parks, my ability to be late for journalism to Ivan Harder, and my car to Harvey. I, Dean Day will my ability to run with the football, scared, without the coach knowing it to Bob Symmonds and my cowboy ability to David Simmons. I, Larry Fager will my ability to always have a hot car to Basil Pearson and my ability to get along with women to Harold Sweet. I, Bob Baldomino will my quiet manner to Jim Herman and my ability to understand electronics to Glenn Fager. I, Dean Maxwell will my height and math ability to Miss Swarner. I, Tom Dial will my ability to get out of class to Billie Seefeldt and my independence to Rick Kaniper. I, Delbert Tucker will my ability to keep the Juniors under control to Danny Lyddane and my ability to play football to Gene Moser. I, Jim White will my motto, Senior of '62 and my ability to get along with the coach to Joe Fehr. I, Pat Johnson will my ability to stay calm at all times to Marty Gilbert and the clock in my parents car to a certain Freshman girl. I, Ann Clayton will my ability to be content at all times to Margaret Garrett and my good dis- position to Donna Thomas. I, Charlene Seefeldt will my ability to be seen and not heard to Mr. Brown, I, Deana Ogleby will my blonde hair to Jana Hawthorne, my size 5 1 2 shoes to Russel Harder and my beat-up-locker t.o my brother Craig. I, Maurine Noteman, being unpredictable, will my ability to speak my mind to Judy Maxwell, my plots and schemes to my sister Carolyn, and I am taking my independence and my boots with me. I, Ann Price will my ability to keep things in a turmoil to Johnny Holle, my famous hairdos to Marilyn Hilbish, and my push to get things done to my brother, Warren. I, Dianne Schiesser will my ability not to cross the teachers to Sally Helton and my ability to understand shorthand to Sharolet Hannigan. I, Maxine Davidson will my ability to finish what I start to Jim Moore. I, Doris Peterson will my short stature to my sister Carol, my intense interest in music to Gary Gilbert and my ability to talk to almost anyone and enjoy it to Carol Kirk. I, Eileen Dial will the pleasure of having four study halls to any future senior who so desires, and my ability to be nonchalant to Bobby Davis. SENIOR CLASS OF 1962 1 1 UNDERGRADS Junior GARY GILBERT, President ELAINE PEARSON, Vice-President CAROLYN NOTEMAN, Secretary-Treasurer CAROL BURNS, Reporter JOHNNY HOLLE, Student Council ALICE SYMMONDS, Student Council RUSSELL HARDER CAROL KIRK IVAN HARDER 14 PRISCILLA WILLIAMS CHARLENE BAlDOMINO DELLA RAE DILLON BASIL PEARSON RICHARD COLLIHER WARREN PRICE Class SHAROLET HANNIGAN DANNY LYDDANE DAVID STOUT IB ANN TUCKER LAWRENCE RUST DIANNA HERRMAN DEANNE BALDOMTNO DON JOHNSON WILMA DUNN, Reporter 16 MIKE FITZGERALD PATRICIA MAXFIELD MIKE HOOPER Sophomore SELMA BREWER HAROLD SWEET MARGARET GARRETT RICHARD REISEN SHEILA LINDBLOOM GENE MOSER Class KAREN ST. JOHN, President SALLY DAVIS, Vice-President DONNA THOMAS, Secretary JUDY PYKIET, Treasurer RICHARD KANIPER, Student Council JEANETTE MACK, Student Council DAVID PYKIET MARY WAYMAN JIM MOORE BOB DAVIS SALLY HELTON GLENN FAGER 17 JOE FEHR, President LINDA ST. JOHN, Vice-President MARTIN GILBERT, Secretary Freskman DAVID SIMMONS, Treasurer NANCY WIAND, Student Council BOBBY SYMMONDS, Student Council CAROL PETERSON BETH ANN TITUS SANDRA HARDER CLARA HOOPER JUDY MAXWELL DENNIS CARTER PATRICIA PROWELL LEROY BOUNE PATRICIA HASE JAMES HERRMAN JANA HAWTHORNE DAVID MCDONALD f1 V ™ , j LICE PEARSON GRAHAM PARKS LINDA MARCOTTE , Reporter Class SANDRA DUESLER MARILYN HILBISH JOANNE SPADE DOROTHY WEBER BARBARA DAVIDSON GARY PARKS PHILIP KIRK JUDY AYE CRAIG OGLE BY Deana didn't have the nerve Carolyn did. Revenge! Experience Theory Mr. Stem, student teacher, learns the art of explaining. Mrs. Brown listens in on the truth. Lunch ticket. Please! Mr. Swanson, student teacher explains filing Pennies yes, dollars no! Studying, Me! Getting the news while it's hot. Anything for a laugh. Even the Custodian studies. ACTIVITIES a pMm •yaiaiiji 'mm si |S $ � SifjmM lifsll jfSraJfJiS: Mllif; lil ■fiijprffis L :!«: .H;i: !£ ' ■ isss t ilp Sil ateafe rJ rf.n; r r' r � -� T i ' r_ . ' ,i STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS ANNUAL CHRISTMAN PARTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Kaniper John Holle Vice-President Alice Symmonds Reporter Maurine Noteman Secretary-Treasurer Jeanette Mack Nancy Wiand Bob Symmonds Larry Fager President Glen Atherly Sponsor 22 ROBERTS-BLUE-BARNETT FUNERAL HOME Emporia, Kansas T. . -' t-tir BACK ROW: P. Maxfield, E. Eckel, A. Tucker, S. Brewer, E. Pearson, Treas- urer; M. Davidson, Recording Secretary; A. Price, A. Symmonds, President; H. Sweet, J. Moore, and D. Johnson. CENTER ROW: L. Hooper, M. Wayman, D. Peterson, Historian; J. Mack, J. Pykiet, G. Gilbert, D. Lyddane, B. °earson, R. Golliher, W. Price, Parlimentarian; and Bob Da'is. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Loomis, Sponsor, S. Lindbloom, C. Noteman, Vice-Pres.; K. St. John, C. Burns, Correspond- ing Secretary; D. Maxwell, J. Holle, I. Harder, R. Kaniper, R. Harder, and L. Rust. NOT PICTURED: C. Boling, D. Herrman. Installation of new members 23 Sally Helton, David Simmons, Elaine Pearson, Larry Pager, Karen St. John, Dean Day, Carolyn Noteman, Harold Sweet, Alice Symmonds, David McDonald, Doris Peterson, Bob Davis, and Ann Clayton. Ensemble BACK ROW: David Simmons, David Pykiet, LeKoy Boline, Larry Fager, Dean Day, Dean Maxwell, Lawrence Rust, Warren Price, Ivan Harder, Danny Lyddane, Richard Golliher, Johnny Holle, Richard Kaniper, Bobby Symmonds, Gary Gilbert, Harold Sweet, David McDonald, Joe Fehr, and Bob Davis. CENTER ROW: Patty Hase, Judy Aye, Judy Pykiet, Judy Maxwell, Margaret Garrett, Charlene Seefeldt, Patty Prowell, Pat Maxfield, Anna Tucker, Alice Pearson, Ann Price, Mary Wayman, Maurine Noteman, Charlene Baldomino, Jeanette Mack, Carol Kirk, Joanne Spade, Clara Hooper, Deana Ogleby, Sharolet Hannigan, Sandra Harder, and Jana Hawthorne. FRONT ROW: Barbara Davidson, Carol Peterson, Dianne Schiesser, Dorothy Weber, Linda St. John, Sally Helton, Karen St. John, Carolyn Noteman, Wilma Dunn, Sally Davis, Alice Symmonds, Carol Burns, Sheila Lindbloom, Elaine Pearson, Donna Thomas, Elaine Eckel, Della Rae Dillon, Nancy Wiand, Marilyn Hilbish, Linda Marcotte, Selma Brewer, and Mr. Harriman, Director. Ann Clayton and Doris Peterson, Pianists. Cborus STANDING: Alice Symmonds, Joanne Spade, Marilyn Hilbish, Joe Fehr, Maurine Noteman, Carolyn Noteman, Dcana Ogleby, and Harvey Harriman, Instructor. THIRD ROW: Dean Day, Dianne Schiesser, Ann Clayton, Harold Sweet, Richard Kaniper, Carol Peterson, Alice Pearson, Philip Kirk, and Bobby Davis. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Mack, Sally Helton, Mary Wayman, Elaine Eckel, Judy Maxwell, Patty Prowell, Linda Marcotte, Warren Price, Sally Davis, Karen St. John, Nancy Wiand, Barbara Davidson, Donna Thomas, LeRoy Boline, Wayne Dickson, Richard Golliher, and Johnny Holle. FRONT ROW: Doris Peterson, Charlene Seefeldt, Carol Burns, Ann ftrice, Linda St. John, Wilma Dunn, Judy Pykiet, Margaret Garrett, Larry Faoer. and Elaine Pearson. Pep Band Band Day LENIGANS MUSIC STORE Cheerleaders BACK ROW: Maurine Noteman, Carol Burns, alternate; Karen St. John, and Carolyn Noteman. FRONT ROW: Deana Ogleby, Elaine Pearson, and Jeanette Mack. BACK ROW: Beth Ann Titus, Alice Pearson, Dianne Schiesser, Ann Price Doris Peterson, Judy Aye, Sandra Duesler, Judy Pykiet, Patricia Prowell, Joanne Spade, Nancy Wiand, Jana Hawthorne, Selma Brewer, Mary Wayman, Patricia Maxfield, Linda Marcotte, Clara Hooper, Maxine Davidson, Sheila Lindbloom, Patricia Hase, Charlene Seefeldt, Judy Maxwell, and Linda Hooper. Pep Club 26 Sponsored by MCVEY FUNERAL HOME BURNS BODY SHOP FRONT ROW: Carol Peterson, Barbara Davidson, Marilyn Hilbish, Linda St. John, Donna Thomas, «nn Clayton, President; Sally Helton, Vice-President; Alice Symmonds, Secretary-Treasurer; Sally Davis, Reporter; Wilma Dunn, Anna Tucker, Della Rae Dillon, Sharolet Hannigan, Dorothy Weber, Sandra Harder, and Mrs. Cottril, Sponsor MIM « The Queen is crowned by the captain of the football team, Larry Fager. 28 ueen • 62 QUEEN Carol Jean Burns and Larry Fager Karen St. John and Dean Day '61 QUEEN, Maurlne Noteman and Rick Kaniper Deana Ogleby and Jim White tribute Crovvned The Queen reigns Time out for cokes KING AND QUEEN OF THE CARVINAL Sally Davis, Carol Burns, Deana Ogleby, Queen Linda St. John, King Tom Dial, Marty Gilbert, Richard Golliher and Rick Kaniper. Queen Linda St. John and King Tom Dial King and Queen reigns over the Val- entine Ball. y •J KING AND QUEEN ® OF HEARTS M £ Larry Fager Attendants: Jana Hawthorne, David McDonald, Sheila Lindbloom, Harold Sweet, Gary Gilbert ana Deana Ogleby. ATHLETICS A” and B Squad FIRST ROW: Warren Price, Pat Johnson, Don Johnson, Richard Golliher, Danny Lyddane, GaryGilbert, Jim White, Harold Sweet. SECOND ROW: Coach Jerry Brown, John Holle, Rex Pio, Dean Day, Russell Harder, Larry Fager, Lawrence Rust, Richard Kaniper, Ivan Harder, Manager Dean Maxwell, Assistant Coach Duane Pickett. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. Northern Heights vs. A GAME B GAME Americus o i fv 34-44 Roosevelt 48-42 50-39 Reading 34-44 42-29 Hartford 37-47 44-27 Overbrook 53-52 28-37 Olpe 53-44 31-32 Neosho Rapids 64-40 54-16 Harveyville 57-32 56-49 Americus 41-58 34-38 Roosevelt 44-32 54-33 Reading 67-41 41-28 Hartford 43-41 47-32 Olpe 49-45 31-33 Neosho Rapids 55-46 51-19 Carbondale 37-31 45-25 LYONS COUNTY TOURNAMENT Olpe 43-41 Hartford 52-58 Roosevelt 54-52 Sponsored by ST. JOHN GROCERY Allen, Kansas Ball Freshman Team FIRST ROW: David Simmons, Marty Gilbert, Gary Parks, Philip Kirk, Craig Ogleby, LeRoy Boline. SECOND ROW: Coach Jerry Brown, James Herman, Bob Symo.ids, Graham Parks, David McDonald, Joe Fehr, Assistant Coach Duane Pickett. SCORES Northern Heights vs. Osage there 52-45 Northern Heights vs. Osage there 25-30 Northern Heights vs. Council Grove there 30-38 Northern Heights vs. Council Grove there 63-35 Receiving 3rd place trophy in county tournament FIRST ROW: LeRoy Boline, David McDonald, Craig Ogleby, David Simmons, Joe Fehr, Marty Gilbert, Graham Parks, Trainer Jim Moore. SECOND ROW: Jim White, Richard Gollihei, Danny Lyddane, Gary Gilbert, Warren Price, Ivan Harder, Pat Johnson, Bob Symmonds. THIRD ROW: Coach Jerry Brown, Delbert Tucker, Dean Day, Larry Fager, Russell Harder, Dean Maxwell, Rex Pio, Richard Kaniper, John Holle, Assistant Coach Duane Pickett. Scores Northern Heights 13 Northern Heights 26 Northern Heights 46 Northern Heights 33 Northern Heights 26 Northern Heights 12 Northern Heights 6 Northern Heights 26 Hamilton Strong City Maple Hill Scranton Williamsburg Melvern White City Harveyville 13 19 0 19 0 13 14 6 ADVERTISING Young Bottling Company Of Emporia dJ “The Cellar” 1400 W. 6th Seafoods Pizza U. S. Choice Charcoal Broiled Steaks J Emporia's Finest JOHN'S STATION Tires-Gas-Accessories Phone 2-on 82 Admire THE PALACE 5th Commercial Emporia Kansas JOHN'S SALON OF BEAUTY ' Eureka Federal Building j DI 2-3204 and dye for you - Emporia Kansas We will Curl-up STEM TYPEWRITER CO. 1121 Commercial St. Phone DI 2-6165 Emporia Kansas MERCHANTS SUPPLY CO. Candies-Cigars-Tobaccos-Sundries Wholesale Only Emporia Kansas Emporia RIVERSIDE GARDENS 210 South Lawrence Day DI2-5457 Nights 6851 Kansas As up to dot os a jet. plane! 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