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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1966 volume:

NORTHERN HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Allen, Kansas RICHARD PROWELL, Editor The Wildcat (ff friri .MAH} I I , ;•,• ;••,‘•-i .-V' X - .1 ISIi l ■ ,■;• i -.:■ • - .i',. y feiMj-sa Ss ., tfjssbts Mil v. vvi ? ip pMpi ■ We, the seniors of 1966, wish to remember our friend and classmate, Everett Dillion. His untimely death in September of 1964 deeply saddened us all. We will all remember his happy disposition and the joy he brought to us whenever we were near him. Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, 1 say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. i? mm MW B mm Wm em • ? St sSSv? ;- mummmm 2 TO ALL PARENTS I'll lend you for a little while, A 'chile of Mine, He said, For you to love the while he lives And mourn for when he's dead. It may be six or seven years or Twenty-two or three, But will you, till I call him back. Take care of him for Me? He'll bring his charms to gladden you, And should his stay be brief You'll have his lovely memories As a solace for your grief. I cannot promise he will stay Since all from earth return, But there are lessons taught down here I want this child to learn. I've looked the wide world over In my search for teachers true. And from the throngs that crowd Life's lanes, I have selected you. Now will you give him all your love. Nor think the labor vain Nor hate Me when I come to call, to Take him back again? I fancied that I heard them say, Dear Lord, Thy will be done, For all the joy Thy child shall bring, The risk of grief we'll run. We'll shelter him with tenderness, We'll love him while we may. And for the happiness we've known Forever grateful stay. But should the angels call for him Much sooner than we've planned, We'll brave the bitter grief that comes And try to understand. Wildcat Sports Editors: Rodney Whitaker, Ken Kaniper. Photographer, Assistant Editor: Alice Way man. Editor: Richard P ro we 11. Sponsor: Mrs. Robison. Activities Editor: Diane Jackson. The Wildcat Staff also produces Hi-Lites , the school paper. Copy Editor: Larry Stephenson. Layout Editor: Vicki McCabe. Advertising Manager: F1 oyd Barrett. Business Manager: Brenda Richards. Assembly Line Underclass Editors : Gayle Wilkins, John Marcotte, Connie Spade. Typing Production GRADUATES FLOYD BARRETT If I can't sleep nights. I'll sleep in class. VICKI EVENSON Boys are bothersome, but like to be bothered. JACK CLAYTON Beware I may do something sensational. DONNA HASE My future is planned—third finger, left hand. ROGER GILLISPIE Work a little, study less, that's my pattern for happiness. 6 DIANE JACKSON Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. KEN KANIPER Basketball is my favorite sport, but girls are my speciality. JOHN MARCOTTE The less I learn, the less I have to remember. STEVE NEWTON They say love makes the world go 'round. Catch me! I feel dizzy. VICKI McCABE Every boy is a puzzle, but all puzzles are interesting. 7 STEVE PIO School breaks up my whole day. BRENDA RICHARDS A quiet girl, but see that twinkle in her eyes. LARRY STEPHENSON I like work. Work fascinates me. I could sit and watch it for hours. RICHARD PROWELL There's room at the top, and I'm on my way. She seems quiet and pre- occupied, but watch out— she's fooling you. CONNIE SPADE 8 GAYLE WILKINS JOHN WHITE It's not what you do, but what you get by with. ALICE WAYMAN To argue is her chief delight, whether she is wrong or right. SENIOR PICTURES TAKEN BY GLENN BACON, OSAGE CITY 9 BACK ROW: Larry Stephenson, Richard Prowell, Rodney Whitaker, Steve Pio, Roger Gillispie, Floyd Barrett, Steven Winter. MIDDLE ROW: John Marcotte, Steve Newton, Brenda Richards, Ken Kaniper, Vicki Evenson, Jack Clayton, John White. FRONT ROW: Donna Hase, Alice Wayman, Diane Jackson, Gayle Wilkins, Connie Spade, Vicki McCabe. Graduating Class of 1966 CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and Silver White Rose CLASS MOTTO It matters not how long you live, but how. CLASS OFFICERS Ken Kaniper, President Alice Wayman, Vice-President Brenda Richards, Treasurer Vicki Evenson, Secretary 10 DEPARTMENTS Journalism Barbara Robison:Commerce, F.B.L.A. Sponsor, Sophomore Sponsor. Commerce Student teacher, Miss Garriott Typing Ronald Shipley: Industrial Arts, Assistant Coach, Junior Sponsor. Industrial Arts Shop I Shop II Advanced Shop Clara Burri: Home Economics, Junior Sponsor. Home Economics Home Living Clothing II Foods Seniors Polaris Style Show and Tea is staged each year by the Home Economics Department, under the direction of Mrs. Clara Burri. Any girl who has had a year of Home Economics may style a garment she has made. Eight girls entered the show this year: Brenda Richards, Diane Jackson, Vicki McCabe, Alice Wayman and Donna Hase, Seniors; and Glenda Pine, Patty Wallace and Rhonda Newton, Juniors. Construction of the garment, choosing of accessories, and modeling of the outfit are the three main things the girls are judged on. The judge this year was Miss Neosho Fredenburg, Home Demonstration Agent from Morris County. The Polaris Club awards cash prizes to the three top winners of the judging com- petition who, this year, were Alice Wayman, first place, Vicki McCabe, second place, and Diane Jackson, third place. Following the style show, tea was served by the Home Living Class to the guests. The tea and cookies were prepared by Larry Stephenson, Richard Prowell, Ken Kaniper, Steve Pio and Rodney Whitaker, the male members of the Home Living Class. | Music, English9 Speech Harvey Harriman: Music, English, Speech, Sophomore Sponsor. Christmas Program Pictures of Band and Chorus. Band Day Speech I English IV Tim demonstrates. Nancy Martin: English, Spanish, Pep Club Sponsor. English, Spanish English III English 1 English II Algebra ll Not Pictured: Algebra I Class Donald Benedict: Coach, Physical Ed- ucation, Soc ia 1 Science, Freshman Sponsor. Social Science Psychology Boys Physical Education American History Girls' Physical Education GOVERNMENT 19 General Science Russell Kennedy: Physical Science Physical Science Chemistry Biology Mr. Arnold Lindbloom Board of Education Mrs. Walter Porter, Treasurer Mr. Jesse Johnson Mr. Theodore Coffman, Director Mr. Bari Pearson, Clerk Cooks: Mrs. McAntee and Mrs. Seely Custodian: Mr. Aye Bus Drivers: Gene Wallace, Cletus Whittington, John Hedberg, Marion Jackson. Not Pictured: Wayne Prowell and Paul Gilbert. UNDERGRADS Juniors-Class of 967 John Bishoff Carroll Duncan Roy Duncan Ed Frederikson Carolyn Harder Nada Hawthorne Jack Jackson Judy Mallein Bonnie Maxfield Melvin Parks Glenda Pine Jackie Price Rhonda Newton Shirley Rumford Eugenia Rust Marshall Spade (ffy Owen Spade Dennis Stout Patty Wallace Bill Weber Sophomores-Class of ’68 Kathleen Bishoff Robert Bowden Patricia Davidson Rita Douglas LaVaughn Fehr Barbara Hilbish Anita Kay Koepsel Ralph Larkin Mike Mallein Verona McCabe Timothy McDonald Dick Porter Susan Simmons Terry Schiesser Dennis Schiesser Shirley Pykiet Ann Spade Janet Stinson Gary Sweet Mary Jane Wathen Not Pictured: Ronnie Duncan Kavin Winter 25 Freshmen-Class of 969 Kathy Bathurst Beckey Buchman Janet Clayton Steve Duncan Janet Fowler Nancy Gleason Donita Golliher Gloria Harder Dale Hase Candy Holloway Russell Jenkins I Marsha Kaniper Janice Leeburg Terry Mallein Gloria Mason Carolyn Parks Becky Wilkins Rex Parks Mary Pearson Helen Rumford Wesley Shaw Leland Spade Sherry Venning Wayne Wallace Lucricia Whitaker John Whittredge Jay Dee Williams Class Officers JUNIOR CLASS Marshall Spade, President Shirley Rumford, Treasurer Patty Wallace, Secretary Judy Mallein, Vice-President, Not Pictured SOPHOMORE CLASS Robert Bowden, President Timothy McDonald, Treasurer Ralph Larkin, Secretary Kavin Winter, Vice-President, Not Pictured FRESHMAN CLASS Janet Clayton, President Kathy Bathurst, Treasurer Candy Holloway, Vice-President Terry Mallein, Secretary, Not Pictured 27 Whirl and whirl Pictures back at last! Girls, girls, everywhere Aw, C’mon now It hurts! Waiting on someone? and again, Dr. Munger strikes again What are you making? As always Am I seeing double? Sophomores!!!!! You're kiddin. Clash day!! Honest Injun!! Quietly studying???????? ACTIVITIES PRINCESS ' GAYLE ELKINS QUEEN LAVAUGHN FEHR Pigskin Ball 1965 Miss LaVaughn Fehr was chosen 1965 Homecoming Queen at Northern Heights. Gayle Wilkins, Susan Simmons, and LaVaughn had been selected by the football team to compete for the honor, and LaVaughn was crowned in halftime ceremonies at the Northern Heights- Roosevelt game on October 29. She was pre- sented her crown and a large bouquet of red roses by Barbara Davidson, last yeaV's Homecoming Queen. The girls all received lovely chrysanthemum corsages. After reigning over the afternoon's activi- ties, the Queen and her Court were again presented to the student body, at the annual Pigskin Ball in the evening. Queen LaVaughn, escorted by Ken Kaniper and Princesses Gayle and Susan, attended by Rod Whitaker and Jack Clayton respectively, led off the first dance, which began the evening's entertainment. 32 Student Council BACK ROW: Mr. Atherly, Sponsor; John Bishoff, President; Ronnie Duncan, Russell Jenkins. FRONT ROW: Richard Prowell, Vice-President; Diane Jackson, Secretary- $ t Mft Treasurer; Carol Duncan, Mary Jane Wathen, Carolyn Parks. r FOURTH ROW: Larry Stephenson, Floyd Barrett, Steve Newton, Richard Prowell, Rodney Whitaker, Marshall Spade, John Bishoff, John Marcotte. THIRD ROW: Vicki McCabe, Eugenia Rust, Shirley Rumford, Jackie Price, Rhonda Newton, Mrs. Robison, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Ann Spade, Mary Jane Wathen, Patricia Davidson, Susan Simmons, Janet Stinson, Gayle Wilkins, Connie Spade, Barbara Hilbish, Kathleen Bishoff, Patty Wallace, Verona McCabe. FIRST ROW: Brenda Richards, Treasurer; Alice Wayman, Record- ing Secretary; Bonnie Maxfield, Photographer; Diane Jackson, President; Ken Kaniper, Parliamentarian; LaVaughn Fehr, Vice-President; Nada Hawthorne, Cor- responding Secretary; Shirley Pykiet, Reporter; Vicki Evenson, Historian. sponsored F.B.L.A. BV HILLCREST REST HOME READING, KANSAS 34 1965-66: Active Year for F.B.L.A.’ers The 1965-66 school year was a busy one for the Northern Heights F.B.L.A. chapter. Their main project this year was the construction and erection of a welcome sign on the school grounds. The theme for the club year was Choosing Your Career. In carrying out this theme, some of the activities included: films on choosing a career, a visit to the Flint Hills Technical and Vocational School in Emporia, having as guest speakers three businessmen from Emporia who presented a panel discussion of job opportunities in various business fields, putting up bulletin boards on careers in different fields, and compiling short pamphlets on educational requirements for particular occupations. Other projects and activities of the year included: holding a bake sale to raise money; takingfavors of homemade candy and cookies to the Hillcrest Rest Home; holding installation ceremonies and a reception for new members; presenting a parliamentary procedure demonstration to review the correct way to make and amend motions; having as guest speaker Mrs. Walter Porter, Senator from the 5th District;attending Fall Workshop in September and Regional and State Conventions, both at K.S.T.C. in Emporia; and holding a Dress Right Style Show to promote National Dress Right Week. SPONSORED LENIGAN'S MUSIC CO. S 6c S. PROPANE CO., INC Gayle and Bill 1965 queen, candidates Diane, and 1966 Miss Brenda Richards was crowned 1966 basketball queen in ceremonies at the Northern Heights - Americus basketball game, Friday, February 11. Candidates for the Miss Wildcat crown were seniors Brenda Richards, Gayle Wilkins, and Connie Spade, and junior Nada Hawthorne. Escorts were Tim McDonald, Bill Weber, John White and Jack Jackson. Miss Diane Jackson, 1965 Queen of Courts, escorted by Marshall Spade, crowned Brenda between the A and B team games. Nada and Jack Brenda and Tim Crowning Ceremonies SPONSORED BY ADMIRE STATE BANK ADM IRE, KANSAS Basketball Royalty 1966 Connie and John Queen Brenda and her court wiss cat Diane and Marshall Teacher’s Reception A star television skit, broadcasted from station BAAM , channel 007 with newscasts, weather fore- casts, bulletins, advertisements, vocal numbers, group singing and a piano solo highlighted the 1965teacher's reception. The play was given by several women of the community. After the skit, Mr. Atherly introduced the teachers and the freshmen. Flint Hills Research and Development Program Northern Heights was among the schools in a seven-county area that benefited from a federal grant establishing the Flint Hills Research and Development Program. This program gives basic directions and explanations in the fields of art, music, and drama, and', in general, provides students with cultural enrichment which the schools, individu- ally, cannot afford. Some of the activities include special lectures in music and art, touring record libraries and art displays, films, a concert, and drama productions. Art programs are being set up in the schools under the direction of a traveling supervisor, with the help of faculty members who will aid the students in their art work. FOURTH ROW: Steven Winter, John Marcotte, John White, Jack Clayton, Richard Prowell, Ken Kaniper, Gary Sweet, Robert Bowden, Ralph Iarkin, Dale Hase, Wayne Wallace. THIRD ROW: Becky Wilkins, Janet Fowler, Gloria Harder, Shirley Rumford, Judy Mallein, Gayle Wilkins, Vicki Evenson, Sherry Venning, Mary Pearson, Connie Spade, Rita Douglas, LaVaughn Fehr, Janet Stinson. SECOND ROW: Lucricia Whitaker, Helen Rumford, Terry Mallein, Patricia Davidson, Bonnie Maxfield, Patty Wallace, Shirley Pykiet, Mary Jane Wathen, Kathy Bathurst, Beckey Buchman, Candy Holloway, Janet Clayton. FIRST ROW: Donna Hase, Nada Hawthorne, Ann Spade, Eugenia Rust, Alice Wayman, Jackie Price, Carolyn Parks, Susan Simmons, Vicki McCabe, Verona McCabe. Sing Along with Mixed FOURTH ROW: Lucricia Whitaker, Gloria Harder, Shirley Rumford, Judy Mallein, Gayle Wilkins, Vicki Evenson, Sherry Venning, Mary Pearson, Becky Wilkins, Janet Clayton. THIRD ROW; Connie Spaae, Helen Rumford, Janet Fowler, Rita Douglas, LaVaughn Fehr, Janet Stinson, Donna Hase, Vicki McCabe, Candy Holloway. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Maxfield, Terry Mallein, Patricia Davidson, Patty Wallace, Shirley Pykiet, Mary Jane Wathen, Kathy Bathurst, Beckey Buchman. FIRST ROW: Nada Hawthorne, Ann Spade, Eugenia Rust, Alice Wayman, Jackie Price, Carolyn Parks, Susan Simmons, Verona McCabe. 39 With Diane leading, the band Keep in Step The heartbeat of the band,the drum section, sets the tempo. FROM BACK TO FRONT: Ken Kaniper, Judy Mallein, Terry Mallein, Pat Davidson, Susan Simmons, Verona McCabe, Beckey Buchman. Loud and brassy, the trumpet section adds real spirit to the band. BACK ROW: Roy Duncan, Diane Jackson, Janice Leeburg Mary Pearsom Steven Winter, Lucricia Whitaker, Donita Golliher. FRONT ROW: Jack Clayton, Marsha Kaniper, John Marcotte, Steve Duncan, Eugenia Rust, Dale Hase. The singing flutes and clarinets swell to new heights with their solos and accompaniments. BACK ROW: Rita Douglas, Sherry Venning, Gloria Harder, steps out in full regalia. with Music There’s nothing like a saxophone for adding that little extra touch. FROM BACK TO FRONT: Gayle Wilkins, Vicki Evenson, Vicki McCabe, Kathy Bathurst, Candy Holloway. Jackie Price, Becky Wilkins, Brenda Richards. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Maxfield, Janet Stinson, Patty Wallace, Alice Wayman, Ann Spade, Carolyn Parks. The mellow music of the French horns and trombones is accented by the umph, umph of the sousaphone. BACK ROW: Shirley Rum ford, John White Mike Mallein, LaVaughn Fehr. FRONT ROW: Wayne Wallace. Ralph Larkin Shirley Pyldet, Janet Clayton. BACK ROW;ShirleyPykiet, Susan Simmons, Patricia Davidson. FRONT ROW: LaVaughn Fehr, Diane Jackson, Captain; Vicki Evenson. They Lead the Cheers Pep Bus The Officers SPONSORED BV CANNON'S TIRE BATTERY SERVICE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK EMPORIA, KANSAS Pep Club In Action Watching the football game? Here comes the boys! New signs! FOURTH ROW: Becky Wilkins, Gayle Wilkins,Vice- President; Brenda Richards, Secretary-Treasurer; Sherry Venning, Judy Mallein, Janice Leeburg, Mrs. Martin, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Alice Wayman, President, Connie Spade, Historian; Lucricia Whitaker, Nada Hawthorne, Gloria Harder, Jackie Price, Ann Spade, Vicki McCabe, Historian; Kathleen Bishoff. SECOND ROW: Verona McCabe, Bonnie Maxfield, Carolyn Harder, Carol Duncan, Marsha Kaniper, Barbara Hilbish, Janet Fowler, Mary Jane Wathen, Beckey Buchman. FIRST ROW: Candy Holloway, Janet Clayton, Eugenia Rust, Terry Mallein, Carolyn Parks, Mary Pearson, Rita Douglas, Janet Stinson, Patty Wallace, Kathy Bathurst. An Evening of One Acts A Pair of Lunatics , The Death of the Hired Man , and I'm a Fool , were the three plays presented by the Junior Class on October 22, 1965. The productions were directed by Mr. Harvey Harriman. Bonnie Maxfield and John Bishoff por- trayed the Pair of Lunatics , the first play viewed by the audience. In the second pre- sentation of the evening, The Death of the Hired Man , Shirley Rumford, Nada Hawthorne, Jack Clayton, and Bill Weber had the acting roles. I'm a Fool , brought many laughs as Susan Simmons, Patricia Davidson, Ann Spade, Alice Wayman, Marshall Spade, Ken Kaniper, Dick Porter, and the Speech I class, acted out the final production of the evening. SPOR TS BACK ROW: Don Benedict, Coach; Ken Kaniper, Roy Duncan, Rodney Whitaker, Timothy McDonald, Dick Porter, Russell Jenkins, Mike Mallein, Jack Jackson, Trainer. MIDDLE ROW: Jack Clayton, Terry Schiesser, Marshall Spade, Robert Bowden, Eddie Fredrickson, Gary Sweet, John Whittredge, Ronnie Duncan. FRONT ROW: Owen Spade, Steven Winter, Wayne Wallace, Leland Spade, Dennis Schiesser, John Bishoff. Football 565 SPONSORED BV GIBSON’S DISCOUNT CENTER EMPORIA, KANSAS Jack Clayton, Halfback Ken Kaniper, Fullback Rodney Whitaker Tackle Steven Winter Guard Typical Seniors! Brrrrrll Coach and Dennis talk It over. Twins? The starting eleven. They went that away. Planning Strategy. And away we go. This is one way to get the ball over the goal. Konald Shipley, Assistant Coach; Timothy McDonald, Bill Weber, Ken Kaniper, Jack Jackson, Marshall Spade, Jack Clayton, John White, Don Benedict, Coach. “A” Team N.H.—vs—Eskridge—48-27 N.H.—vs—Neosho Rapids—48-27 N.H.—vs—Olpe—37-44 N.H.—vs—Reading—66-54 N.H.—vs—Roosevelt—41-46 N.H.—vs—Americas—81-59 N.H.—vs—Hartford—59-34 Lyon County Tournament N.H.—vs—Reading—46-55 N.H.—vs—Hartford—52-36 N.H.—vs—Americus—66-50 N.H.—vs—Madison—57-49 N.H.—vs—Hamilton—48-42 N.H.—vs—Reading—76-63 N.H.—vs—Roosevelt—37-55 N.H.—vs—Neosho Rapids—72-54 N.H.--vs--Hartford—60-43 N.H.--vs—Americus—58-25 N.H.--vs—Carbondale—70-55 N.H.—vs—Olpe—43-52 District and Regional Tournament scores not available at this time SPONSORED BV ST. JOHN’S GROCERY and LOCKER PLANT ALLEN, KANSAS BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kavin Winter, Ronnie Duncan, Robert Bowden, Gary Sweet, Mike Mallein, Roy Duncan, Russell Jenkins, Dick Porter, Ronald Shipley, Assistant Coach. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rex Parks, Wayne Wallace, Ralph Larkin, Dennis Schiesser, Steve Duncan, Leland Spade, Terry Schiesser, John Whittredge, Don Benedict, Coach. “B” Team N.H.—vs—Eskridge—20-22 N.H.—vs—Neosho Rapids—37-36 N.H.—vs—Olpe—45-41 N.H.—vs—Reading—50-39 N.H.—vs—Roosevelt—25-73 N.H.—vs—Americus--46-3l N.H.—vs—Hartford 51-37 N.H.—vs—Madison—52-68 N.H.--vs—Hamilton—46-37 N.H.—vs--Reading—51 -41 N.H.—vs—Roosevelt—51 -61 N.H.--vs—Neosho Rapids--73-54 N.H.—vs--Hartford—58-54 N.H.--vs--Americus—31-48 N.H.—vs—Carbondale—47-34 N.H.—vs--Olpe—49-45 SPONSORED BY HAYNES HARDWARE EMPORIA, KANSAS 49 3� HOMHH Two out of three---------let down by Sophomores. Ouch, there goes a Ken, you don't tell jokes like that rib. to teachers. The pause that refreshes. We love dances! 1! Executing the monkey. Mr. R. lays it on the line. There's a shortage of chairs? My toe's got a cramp. At least the food is good. Now David, I've heard that line before! Do you think they will grow anymore? 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