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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1967 volume:

THE WILDCAT NORTHERN HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL ALLEN, KANSAS NADA HAWTHORNE, Editor Table of Contents Administration Faculty . . . Graduates . , Undergrads Personnel . , Athletics . . Activities . . Advertisement 4 6 11 19 26 27 35 53 2 H. V. Lyle photo, courtesy of the KANSAS TEACHER Dedication To our parents we dedicate this annual. Our silent love is expressed in this poena: N is for Northern Heights—a symbol of progress in the state, 0 is for opportunity—a key to open learning's gate, R is for respect—a virtue we have gained from you. T is for time—the time you spend in things we do. H is for honesty—this trait from you we learned. E is for encouragement—a drive you've made us earn. R is for reassurance—a true support through doubt and fears. N is for never ending patience—a trait shown throughout the years. H is for helpfulness—your assistance in time of need. E is for effort—a nesessity to succeed. 1 is for interest—a sign you've shown us through your love. G is for guidance—a direction from above. H is for happiness—a feeling instilled by what you say. T is for thoughtfulness—a quality you express in every way. S is for sorrow—a sadness as we leave from you this day. 3 Unified School District Number 251 LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Leffler, Americus; Earl Pearson, Reading; Melvin Stanford, Admire; Martin Logan, Pres., Americus; Ben Price, Jr., Reading; J. Clinton Davies, Reading. Administration Message To The School: Students who commit themselves to certain obligations benefit most. It is human nature for all of us to resent correction and criticism, but it is well to remember that there is a purpose behind all school rules and regulations, even though they may seem difficult to understand. With every privilege comes a responsibility. You have an obligation to help protect the safety and welfare of others, as well as yourself. Your conduct while attending school reflects your own character and background. Also do not neglect your duty to your parents and yourself. Your educational advantages come to you only once. There is plenty of time for fun—and still keep up with your school work. Always remember that the more respect you have for your school and your superiors, the gi'eater the possibilities for enjoyment of your high school career. To each and every student my best wishes for your happiness and success. Faculty The 1967's Music depart- ment was headed by Mr. Robins, who graduated from Kansas State Teach- ers College. Mrs. Burri graduated from College of Emporia. She has been the Home Economics teacher at N. Heights for the past 10 years. 6 Mr. Benedict has for the past three years taught Social Science, Drivers Ed, Physical Education, and has been Freshman Spon- sor and is the Coach. He graduated from Washburn University. M rs. Harsh graduated from Kansas State Teachers College and she is now teaching her first year at Northern Heights. She teaches Business and is the Freshman Class Sponsor. 7 For the past year Mrs. Wise has been the English, Speech teacher, and Junior Class Sponsor. She grad- uated from the University of Kansas. Mr. Kennedy lias taught Science at Northern Heights for the past four year. H e graduated from Sterling College and is the Freshman Class Sponser. 8 Mrs. Fry is the new Spanish teacher at N. Heights for the past year. She grad- uated from Kansas State Teachers College. Mrs. Staudt is new here this year. She teaches Sophomore English, is our Pep Club Sponser and Li- brarian. She is also a grad- uate of Kansas State Teach- ers College. 9 Graduating from College of Emporia, Mrs.Turney came to Heights for her first year of teaching. She teaches Mathamatics and is the Sophomore Class Sponsor. 10 GRADUATES Edward Frederiksen 12 Carolyn Harder 13 Mary Ann Smith Marshall Spade Patricia Wallace Owen Spade Dennis Stout William Weber Senior Activities JOHN BISHOFF Transfer from Alma; Class Officer 1,2, 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Plays 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Small Chorus 4. CHERYL CAMPBELL Transfer from Shawnee Heights; Class Officer 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Annual Staff 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Chorus 1. ROY DUNCAN Men's Vocal 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Play 3; Annual Staff 4. EDDIE FREDERIKSEN JR. Chorus 1,4; Football 1,2,3; Track 3,4; Student Council 1; Basketball 1. CAROLYN HARDER 1st Polaris Style Show 4; Pep Club 3,4. NADA HAWTHORNE Chorus 1,2,3; FBLA 2,3; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Student Council 4; Plays 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Football Queen 4. JACK JACKSON Band; Chorus; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track Football; Annual Staff 4. CARROLL DUNCAN MAGNUSON Transfer from Oklahoma; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 3; Attendent to Queen 2. JUDY MALLEIN Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Offi- cer 4; Annual Staff 4; FBLA 2,3,4. RHONDA NEWTON Transfer from Colorado; Chorus 2; Band 1,2; FBLA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Play 1. GLENDA PINE Student Council 2; Pep Club 1; FBLA 2; Play 4; Chorus 2. JACKIE PRICE Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Plays 2,3; Pep Band 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Band Council 4; Girl's Ensemble 4. SHIRLEY RUMFORD Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Class Offi- cer 3; Pep Club 2; Pep Band 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Plays 2,3,4. EUGENIA RUST Band 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Plays 2,3; Pep Band 2,3. MARY ANN SMITH Transfer from Claflin; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Girl's Ensemble 4; Small Chorus 4. MARSHALL SPADE Chorus 4; FBLA 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Student Council 2,4; Plays 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. OWEN SPADE Chorus 4; Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3,4; Plays 2; DENNIS STOUT Freshmen Basketball 1; Annual Staff 4. PATTY WALLACE Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Offi- cer 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Play 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Band Council 4; Homecoming Attendent 4. BILL WEBER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Class Officer 4; FBLA 2,4; Plays 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Men's Vocal 4. 16 TOP ROW: Judy Mallein, John Bishoff, Owen Spade, Dennis Stout, Roy Duncan, Bill Weber, Ed Frederiksen, Jack Jackson, Marshall Spade, Shirley Rumford. BOTTOM ROW: Glenda Pine, Pat Wallace, Rhonda Newton, Eugenia Rust,NadaHawthorne, Jackie Price, Cheryl Campbell, Mary Ann Smith, and Carolyn Harder. Class Colors Class Flower Lilac and Ivory Orchid Class Motto From these Heights to higher heights. Senior Officers John Bishoff .... President Bill Weber . . Vice-President Patty Wallace . . . Secretary Cheryl Campbell . . . Treasurer 17 Class of ’67 J.J. Want a ride? G.P, Pretty Miss. 18 C.C. I'd rather do it myself. E.R. How about a wig? UNDERGRADS Junior Class Kathy Bishoff Robert Bowden Patricia Davidson Rita Douglas Ronnie Duncan LaVaughn Fher Barbara Hilbish Anita Koepsel Ralph Larkin Mike Mallein Verona McCabe Timothy McDonald Mel vine Parks Shirley Pykiet Dennis Schiesser Terry Schiesser Susan Simmons Ann Spade Janet Stinson Gary Sweet Mary Jane Wathen Donna Whittington Kavin Winter 20 Junior Class Officers LaVaughn Fehr ................ President Ronnie Duncan ............Vice President Susan Simmons . . Secretary Mary Jane Wathen ............ Treasurer 21 Sophomore Class Elizabeth Anderson Kathy Bathurst Becky Buckman Janet Clayton Steve Duncan Janet Fowler Donita Golliher Gloria Harder Dale Hase Kenneth Henson Candy Holloway Russell Jenkins Marsha Kaniper Julie Katzer Janice Leeburg Terry Mallein Carolyn Parks Rex Parks Mary Pearson Helen Rumford Leland Spade Sherry Venning Wayne Wallace Lucricia Whitaker John Whittredge 22 Becky Wilkins Jay Dee Williams Sophomore Officers Pres. . . . Russell Jenkins V.-Pres. . . Janice Leeburg Sec. . . . Sherry Venning Tres. . . . Leland Spade Frank Anderson June Bishoff Jacque Calhoun John Campbell Bruce Day Donna Duncan John Ferdinand Tyson Gilbert o Yvonne Gillispie i r Vickie Harder Karl Katzer Mike Kuhn Corky Metz Norma Jean Moore Erma Moser Dianne Parks I P A c I v mr nr Delbert Rhudy James Richards Karen Rowland Debbie Schiessor Rael Schlesener Gary Stanford Donald Whittredge John Thomas Paul Whittington Wayne Symmonds 24 Freshman Officers Freshmen Tres. . .John Campbell Pres. . . Tyson Gilbert Sec. . .Vickie Harder V.-Pres. . . Bruce Day 25 Personnel Cooks Secretary Mrs. McAntee and Mrs. Seely Bus Drivers Custodian Mr. Wallace John Hedberg, Gene Wallace, Marion Jackson, and Cletus Whittington ATHLETICS Football Squad THIRD ROW: Marshall Spade, Mike Mallein, Tim McDonald, Russell Jenkins, Gary Sweet, Roy Duncan, John Bishoff. SECOND ROW: Owen Spade, Kavin Winter, Bob Bowden, Leland Spade, John Whitt ridge, Terry Scheisser, Ronnie Duncan. FIRST ROW: Paul Whittington, Tyson Gilbert, James Richards, Bruce Day, Wayne Symmonds, Don Whittridge, Karl Katzer. Northern Heights vs. White City Northern Heights vs. Waverly Northern Heights vs. Lebo . . Northern Heights vs. LeRoy Northern Heights vs. Roosevelt Northern Heights vs. Madison Northern Heights vs. Gridley . , 0-26 8-14 6-47 6- 0 0-46 36- 0 13-13 28 SPONSORED BY AMERICUS STATE BANK Marshall Spade Quarterback John Blshoff Halfback Wildcat Starting Squad o Owen Spade Guard Roy Duncan Tackle 29 “A ” Team Coach Don Benedict, TerrySchiesser, Marshall Spade, McDonald, BUI Weber, Mike Mallein, Bob Bowden, Jack Jackson, Roy Duncan, Russell Jenkins, Tim Bruce Day. Varsity Northern Heights 83 . Eskridge 44 Northern Heights 45 . • • Olpe 39 Northern Heights 75 . Reading 55 Northern Heights 49 . • . Roosevelt 65 Northern Heights 50 . • • Americus 25 Northern Heights 71 . • • Hartford 67 Northern Heights 61 . Burlingame 52 Northern Heights 69 . Osage City 54 Northern Heights 63.. • • Madison 43 wy Northern Heights 68 . • • Reading 39 tioster Northern Heights 52 . • • Roosevelt 70 Northern Heights 48 . • • Hartford 42 Northern Heights 69 . Burlingame 42 Northern Heights 63 . • a Americus 52 Northern Heights 44 . • • Dwight 52 Northern Heights 62 . • . Olpe 60 Lyon County Tournament: Northern Heights 43 . Olpe 58 Northern Heights 61 . • • Hartford 51 SPONSORED BY District Tournament: ADMIRE OIL Northern Heights 76 . Wilsey 52 COMPANY Northern Heights 39 . Dwight 55 30 Team TOP ROW: Steve Duncan, Mike Mallein, Russell Jenkins, Karl Katzer, James Richards, Don Whittridge, Ronnie Duncan. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Benedict, Terry Schiesser, Wayne Symmonds, Paul Whittington, Ralph Larkin, Bruce Day, John Thomas. BOTTOM ROW: Leland Spade, John Whittridge, Wayne Wallace, Frank Anderson, DelbertRhudy, John Campbell, Tyson Gilbert. B-Team SPONSORED BY ST. JOHN'S LOCKER AND GROCERY Northern Heights 44 . • Eskridge 40 Northern Heights 43 . a Olpe 39 Northern Heights 72 . Reading 43 Northern Heights 36 . Roosevelt 63 Northern Heights 48 . Americus 40 Roster Northern Heights 73 . • Hartford 60 Northern Heights 73 . • Burlingame 32 Northern Heights 50 . Osage City 64 Northern Heights 62 . Madison 38 Northern Heights 49 . Reading 31 Northern Heights 44 . Roosevelt 63 Northern Heights 55 . Hartford 31 Northern Heights 72 . Burlingame 37 Northern Heights 101. Americus 34 Northern Heights 47 . Dwight 51 Northern Heights 51 . • Olpe 54 31 Good jJhot Bill! The race is on Jump Russell Jump! That's better Rebound! Wildcats score a field goal A little higher Marshall Loose ball 32 Freshman Team Top: Bruce Day, James Richards, Karl Katzer, John Bottom: Tyson Gilbert, John Campbell, Delbert Rudy Whittredge, Paul Whittington, Wayne Symmonds. Frank Anderson, John Thomas. Two! O K. you Dinks, let's run the plays! SPONSORED BY COOK PAINT AND VARNISH CO. Another victory 33 Track Squad TOP ROW: Ronnie Duncan, Marshall Spade, Mike Mallein, Russell Jenkins, Tim McDonald, Bill Weber, Roy Duncan, Eddie Frederiksen, Karl Katzer, Coach Don Benedict. BOTTOM ROW: Owen Spade, Steve Duncan, Leland Spade, Terry Scheisser, D enn i s Scheisser, Tyson Gilbert, Wayne Wallace, James Richards, Wayne Symmonds. Take it away! T Its a bird! A nice beginning. 34 ACTIVITIES Homecoming Court Escort Marshall Spade Queen Nada Hawthorne Escort Roy Duncan Att. Susan Simmons Escort John Bishoff Att. Kathy Bathurst 37 Junior Play The Curious Savage by John Patrick was presented by the Junior Class on November 18, 1966, The pro- duction was directed by Mrs. Michael Wise. The three act comedy was based on a wealthy widow who was sent to a rest home because she had hidden the family foutune inside her stuffed bear. The cast consisted of Nada Hawthorne, Bill Weber, Ronnie Duncan, Glenda Pine, Patty W allace, Tim McDonald, Shirley Rumford, Marshall Spade. John Bishoff, Susan Simmons, and Elizabeth Anderson, who were selected from a all school try out. 38 Student Council James Richards, Corky Metz,NadaHawthorne,Presi- Davidson, V-Pres. Tim McDonald, Tres. Candy dent Marshall Spade, Sponsor Mr. Wilson, Sec. Pat Halloway, Wayne Wallace. Trimming the Tree Tim entertains Band Back row; Dennis Schiesser, Becky Buchman, Terry Mallein, Susan Simmons, Jack Jackson, Verona McCabe, Mary Wathan, LaVaughn Fehr, Janice Leeburg, Jacque Calhoun, Mike Mallein, Bob Bowden, 3rd row: Janet Stinson, Elizabeth Snderson, Patty Wallace, 2nd row: Mary Ann Smith, Becky Wilkins, Sherry Venning, Jackie Price, Julie Katzer, Frank Anderson, Dianne Parks,Steve Duncan, Dale Hase, Roy Duncan, Donita Golliher, Mary Pierson, Ralph Larkin, Kevin Winter, Norma Moore, Wayne Wallace. 1st row; Gloria Harder, Rita Douglas, Ann Spade, Carolyn Parks, Janet Clayton, Shirley Pykiet, Shirley Rumford, Kathy Bathurst, Candy Holloway, Gary Sweet. Brass Choir 40 Outside row: Mike Mallein, Bob Bowden, Ralph Larkin, Janice Leeburg, Dale Hase, Steve Duncan, Marsha Kaniper. Front row: Wayne Wallace, Kevin Winter, LaVaughn Fehr, Shirley Pykiet, Janet Clayton, Donita Gollihier, Mary Person. Chorus 1st row: Susan Simmons, June Bishoff, Frank Anderson, Ralph Larkin, Bruce Day, Janet Clayton, Candy Holloway, 2nd row: Norma Moore, Donita Gollihier, Wayne Wallace, Steve Duncan, Rex Parks, Mary Ann Smith, Kathy Bathurst, Ann Spade, 3rd row: Patty Wallace, Anita Keopsel, Janet Stinson, Dale Hase, Bob Bowden, Paul Whittington, Shirley Pykiet, Kathy Bishoff, 4th row: Debbie Schiesser, Mary Pierson, Terry Mallein, Kevin Winter, Ronnie Duncan, John Bishoff, Becky Wilkens, Carolyn Parks, Mary Wathan, 5th row; Diana Parks, Janice Leeburg, Sherry Venning, Elizabeth Anderson, Jack Jackson, Bill Weber, Gary Sweet, Julie Katzer, Janet Fowler, Shirley Rumford, Jackie Price. Small Chorus 1st row: Frank Anderson, Kevin Winter, Wayne Wallace, Ralph Larkin, 2nd row: Susan Simmons, Steve Duncan, Bob Bowden, Dale Hase, Kathy Bathurst, 3rd row: Candy Holloway, Shirley Pykiet, Ronnie Duncan, John Bishoff, Mary Ann Smith, Janet Clayton, 4th row: Carolyn Parks, Ann Spade, Norma Moore, Gary Sweet, Janet Stinson, Dianne Parks, Mary Person. 41 B A A C D I 0 I N N SENIORS Soon to be gone but not forgotten. Glamorous section? TUNE UP!!! 42 Swinging Party. Cornered. Freshman Party Favorite partner? I see nothing! Tyson shy? Susan and David sing 43 Back: Pat Davidson, LaVaughn Fehr, Head Cheerleader. Middle: Shirley Pykiet, Susan Simmons. Front: Janet Clayton, Candy Holloway. Do the Freddie!! Here’s Jill! Patty Cake, Patty Cake Rebounding gannies TOP ROW: Jacque Calhoun, Marsha Kaniper, Becky Wilkins, Janice Leeburg, Cheryl Campbell, Debbie Scheisser, Sherry Venning, Janet Fowler, Elizabeth Anderson, Julie Katzer, Gloria Harder. SECOND ROW: Rita Douglas, Mary Pierson, Kathy Bishoff, Carolyn Harder, Vicki Harder, Barbara Hilbish, Ann Spade, Lucricia Whittaker, Terry Mallein, Rael Schlesener. THIRD ROW: Rhonda Newton, Janet Stinson, Norma Jean Moore, Jackie Price, Donna Whittington, Erma Mosher, Becky Buchman, Karen Rowland, Dianne Parks, FOURTH ROW: Verona McCabe, Yvonne Gillespie, June Bishoff, Donna Duncan, Eugenia Rust, Mary Jane Wathen. OFFICERS: Carolyn Parks, Historian; Pat Wallace, Secretary; Nada Hawthorne, President; Mary Ann Smith, V.-President; Kathy Bathurst, Historian. CHEERLEADERS: LaVaughn Fehr, Susan Simmons, Candy Holloway, Janet Clayton, Shirley Pykiet, and Pat Davidson. 45 Shhhhhh! Quiet please. Identification Yea Wildcats! Pat Davidson Marshall Spade Patty Wallace Bill Weber Basketball Homecoming Queen: Susan Simmons 47 Att. Pat Davidson Att. Patty Wallace Don't gossip—dance!! These are your dates?! I know it's up there somewhere! Mrs. Fry swings Seniors: Nada Hawthorne Glenda Pine Rhonda Newton Carolyn Harder Patty Wallace Juniors: Janet Stinson Barbara Hilbish Rita Douglas Ann Spade Kathy Bishoff Verona McCabe Sophomore: Sherry Venning 49 . . .Christmas at Heights . . .learning how to dance 50 . . .being a Senior 1967 Safety first Dr. Kildare I thank you Perfect pair Concentration Glad to meet you Hail almighty Seniors Lets play pick-up Cha-cha-cha The watusi Studying This goes here Play practice Touchdown In a hurry The group Lets get busy Annual Staff TOP ROW: Judy Mallein, Marshall Spade, Roy Clara Burri, sponsor, Nada Hawthorne, Pat Duncan, Bill Weber, Jack Jackson, John Bishoff, Wallace, Shirley Rumford, Jackie Price, Mary Ann Mr. J. J. Wilson, sponsor. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Smith, Eugenia Rust, and Cheryl Campbell. Epilogue We've grown accustomed to this place. Heights almost makes the day begin. We've grown accustomed to the classes—tears and grins. The halls, the rooms, the floors, the walls. But now it's time to say good-by. Although we leave with some regret, We felt completely independent and content before we came. After years at Heights we find we'll never be the same. We've grown accustomed to this place. Accustomed to this site. Accustomed to Northern Heights. 52 ADVERTISING 54 APPAREL FOR MEN BRUCKNER'S -Squire Shop, a shop within a store featuring authentic styles for college men to wear with pride on any campus in the U.S.A. AND YOUNG MEN Featuring Brands Men PREFER EMPORIA Wayne's Floor Covering Where Fine Floors Begin DI 2-4043 Emporia, Kansas Lees Carpeting Wayne Lambert Wescoe Drapes Inlaid Vinyls Colonial mortuary 501 WEST SIXTH AVENUE EMPORIA, KANSAS TELEPHONE DI 2-1441 NOTT'S DRY GOODS Serving the Entire Family Phone: 767-6211 Council Grove, Kansas TRANSPORT INN 3 4 Mile West of City Limits on Hgwy. 50-Emporia, Kansas P.O. 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