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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1968 volume:

THE WILDCAT Produced by The Senior Class Northern Heights High School Donna Whittington, Editor We, the Senior Class of Northern Heights, wish to dedicate this 1968 Annual to our parents, yearbook sponsors, and senior sponsors. We, the staff of ‘The Wildcat’ 1968, hope we have ade- quately 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 Wildcat’ 1968. v ft ... Unified School District Number 251 Mr. Robert L. Smith, Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD Ben Price, Jr., Reading; Lawrence Parks, Miller; Martin Logan, Pres., Americus; Clinton Davies, Reading: Wayne Leffler, Americus; Melvin Stanford, Admire. Principal Mr. Wilson graduated from Kan- sas State Teachers College. This is his first year at Northern Heights. Mr. Donald Wilson Principal Senior Sponsor Student Council Sponsor World History Social Science Mr. Benedict graduated from Washburn University. This is his fourth year at Northern Heights. Mr. Donald Benedict Junior Sponsor Coach Coach Mathematics Mrs. Bosanko graduated from Kansas State Teachers College. This is her first year at Northern Heights. Mrs. Janet Bosanko Junior Sponsor 7 Geometry Algebra II Industrial Arts Mr. Hoover graduated from Wichita University. This is his second year at Northern Heights. Mr. Robert Hoover Freshman Sponsor Assistant Coach 8 Girls Physical Education Mechanical Drawing Home Economics Mrs. Mary Haywood, Student teacher Home Living Clothing 11 Clothing I Science Mr. Loewen graduated from Kan- sas State Teachers College. This is his first year at Northern Heights. Mr. James Loewen Sophomore Sponsor to Physics Biology Business Mrs. Harsch graduated from Kansas State Teachers College. This is her second year at Northern Heights. Shorthand Mrs. Nancy Harsch Sophomore Sponsor Pep Club Sponsor Yearbook Sponsor ■1 Music Mr. Robins graduated from Kansas State Teachers College. This is his sec- ond year at Northern Heights. Mr. Richard Robins Music Director English Mrs. Holle graduated from Kansas State Teachers College. This is her first year at Northern Heights. Mrs. Alice Holle Pep Club Sponsor Senior Sponsor English Mrs. Staudt graduated from Kan- sas State Teachers College. This is her second year at Northern Heights. Mrs. Sue Staudt Librarian M Spanish Mrs. Fry graduated from Kansas State Teachers College. This is her second year from teaching Spanish at Northern Heights. Mrs. Sonia Fry Spanish II Spanish I Mrs. Seely and Mrs. McAntcc CUSTODIAN Mr. Gene Wallace SECRETARY Personnel COOKS Mrs. Patty Jenkins BUS DRIVERS Cletus Whittington, John Hedberg, Gene Wallace, and Marion Jackson. CHARLES APPS Transfer from Burlingame 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Football 2,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus I Annual Staff 4 Boys Club 2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 KATHLEEN BISHOFF Mixed Chorus 1,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,3 F.B.L.A. 2 Plays 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 ROBERT BOWDEN Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Band 3,4 Class Officer 2 Student Council 1 Activity Officer 4 Boys Ensemble 3 Glee Club 2 Plays 2,4 Annual Staff 4 Brass Choir 3,4 Small Chorus 3,4 PATRICIA DAVIDSON Mixed Chorus 1,2 Band 1,2,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Student Council 3 Activity Officer 4 Band Ensemble 4 F.B.L.A. 2 Play 1,2 Volleyball 3,4 Annual Staff 4 18 RITA DOUGLAS Mixed Chorus 1,2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Activity Officer 4 Glee Club 1,2 Queen 4 Play 4 Volleyball 4 Annual Staff 4 RONNIE DUNCAN Basketball 2,3 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 2 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Class Officer 3,4 Student Council 2 Boys Ensemble 3,4 Plays 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Small Chorus 3 LAVAUGHN FEIIR Mixed Chorus 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Class Officer 1,3,4 Activity Officer 3,4 F.B.L.A. 2 Queen 2 Plays 2,4 Volleyball 3 Annual Staff 4 Brass Choir 3,4 BARBARA HILBISH Mixed Chorus 1 Band 1,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1 Band Ensemble 4 Glee Club 1 F.B.L.A. 2 Annual Staff 4 19 THEDA RUTH JONES Transfer from Washington High 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,4 Pep Club 4 F.B.L.A. 2 Plays 4 Annual Staff 4 F.T.A.3 ANITA KOEPSEL Mixed Chorus 1,3 Pep Club 1 Glee Club 1,3 Annual Staff 4 RALPH LARKIN Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3 Class Officer 1,2 Activity Officer 1 Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Plays 4 Annual Staff 4 Brass Choir 3 JUDY LEE Transfer from Americus 4 Track 1 Mixed Chorus 1,4 Band 1,3,4 Pep Club 1 Band Ensemble 4 Glee Club 1,3,4 F.B.L.A. 2,3 Plays 3,4 Volleyball 4 Annual Staff 4 Drama Club 1,2 Twirler 3 20 MICHAEL MALLEIN Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Brass Choir 3 VERONA MCCABE Mixed Chorus 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1 Student Council 4 Activity Officer 4 Band Ensemble 4 Glee Club 1,2 F.B.L.A.2 Queen 4 Annual Staff 4 TIMOTHY MC DONALD Transfer to Highland Park 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3 Class Officer 2 Student Council 3 Activity Officer 3 Play 3 SHIRLEY PYK1ET Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Class Officer 1,4 Activity Officer 3,4 Girls Ensemble 4 Glee Club 1,2,3 F.B.L.A. 2 Plays 4 Volleyball 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Brass Choir 3,4 Small Chorus 1,2,3,4 21 DKNNIS SCHIESSER Basketball 2 Football 1,2 Track 1,2,3 Band 3,4 Band Ensemble 4 Plays 4 Annual Staff 4 Brass Choir 4 TERRY SCHIESSER Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Activity Officer 4 SUSAN SIMMONS Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Class Officer 1,3,4 Activity Officer 1,3 Band Ensemble 4 Glee Club 1,2 F.B.L.A. 2 Queen 3 Plays 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Brass Choir 3,4 Small Chorus 1,2,3,4 ANN SPADE Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Band Ensemble 4 Girls Ensemble 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 2 Plays 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 Small Chorus 1,2,3,4 22 JANET STINSON Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Girls Ensemble 3,4 Glee Club 2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 2 Plays 2,4 Volleyball 4 Annual Staff 4 Small Chorus 3 GARY SWEET Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,3,4 Boys Ensemble 3,4 Plays 4 Annual Staff 4 Small Chorus 1,2,3,4 DONNA WHITTINGTON Transfer from Reading 3 Basketball 1 Track 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2,4 Band 1 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1 Activity Officer 2 Glee Club 1,2,4 Plays 4 Volleyball 3,4 Annual Staff 2,4 Kayettes 1,2 23 Fourth row: Dennis Schiesser, Ronnie Duncan, Gary Sweet, Michael Mallein, Robert Bowden, Ralph Larkin. Terry Schiesser. Third row: Anita Koepsel, Ann Spade, Janet Stinson, Shirley Pykiet, LaVaughn Fehr, Judy Lee. Second row: Donna Whittington, Patricia Davidson, Barbara Hilbish, Rita Douglas, Kathleen Bishoff. Front row: Theda Ruth Jones, Susan Simmons, Verona McCabe. MOTTO Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Ronnie Duncan LaVaughn Fehr Susan Simmons .Shirley Pykiet FLOWER Yellow Rose 24 Class of “69” Elizabeth Anderson Kathy Bathurst Becky Buchman Janet Clayton Leon Dallke Steve Duncan Janet Fowler Donita Golliher Gloria Harder Dale Base Candy Holloway Russell Jenkins Sam Jones Marsha Kaniper Julie Katzer Janice Leeburg Terry Mallein Carolyn Parks Rex Parks Mary Pearson 26 Helen Rumford Leland Spade Sherry Venning Wayne Wallace Lucuicia Whitaker John Whittredge Becky Wilkins Jay Dee Williams The Junior year of the class of “69” started off with the addition of Sam Jones from Washington High in Kansas City, and Leon Dallke from South Side High in Fort Smith, Arkansas. They started raising money for the Prom by a highly successful card sale and the Junior Play, “The Night of January 16th.” The week before Christmas the juniors crowded around the office to receive their class rings. At the end of their first semester Donita Golliher transferred to Emporia High. As the year drew to a close, the Juniors were anxiously looking forward to their senior year. Class Officers VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT____ TREASURER . . . SECRETARY . . . SPONSORED BY Jos ten’s Russell Jenkins Steve Duncan Kathy Bathurst Janet Clayton 27 a fight to the finish. This is the way we make ice cream. bubble trouble. Look at the beaver shots! 1 know it’s in here. Please, Santa. Up, up, and away! Class of “TO” Frank Anderson Sarah Ashby June Bishoff Jacque Calhoun John Campbell Sid Conger Bruce Day Donna Duncan John Ferdinand Tyson Gilbert Yvonne Gillispie Vickie Harder i Charles Jones Karl Katzer Mike Kuhn Corky Metz Norma Moore Erma Moser Dianne Parks Sandra Pine 30 Class Officers SECRETARY.......... Corky Metz PRESIDENT.........Rael Schlesener VICE-PRESIDENT...... Bruce Day TREASURER.........Janies Richards The sophomore year for the class of “70” was a very active one. To raise money for the basketball homecoming, the class sold cake chances at the games. Their spring money making project was selling candy. Janies Richards Robert Robinson Karen Rowland Sandy Anderson Delbert Rhudy Debbie Schiesser Rael Schlesener Gary Stanford Wayne Symmonds John Thomas Paul Whittington Donald Whittredge 31 Foods Sleeping on the job. I’m lost! Don’t you just love our rings? Oh, really! Our lovely librarians. Muscles? The Spanish Class sings. Height makes no difference. Smile, your on Candid Camera! He’s shy. Class Officers TREASURER... SECRETARY . . . VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT.... Rodney Symmonds . . Shirley Williams . . Jeanne Stinson .....Pete Wheat The freshman class consists of twenty-seven students. After the first semester Carol McDonald moved to Topeka. The freshmen sold pens and had a coat check at the Grade School Tournament to start their class fund. This year the boys were entered in a freshman basketball tournament at Silver Lake and won first place. Class of “72” John Baldomino Risa Burns Rita Burns Mike Calhoun Marietta Dallke Carol Duncan Kevin Fehr Jan Gillispie 34 Wayne Holmberg Gayl Kaniper Carol McDonald Jim Mallein Becky Maxfield Ronnie Peterson Randy Pracht Julie Reddig Cindy Robinson Sharon Rowland Kathy Stanford Jeanne Stinson Keith Stinson Rodney Symmonds Pete Wheat Shirley Williams 35 Everyone smiles ... well, ALMOST everyone! Football Squad Front row: Gayl Kanipcr. Ronnie Peterson, Clayton Hilbish, Kevin Fehr, Pete Wheat, Roger Hamilton. Rodney Symmonds. James Mallein, Tyson Gilbert. Second row: Coach Don Benedict, Mike Calhoun, Paul Whittington, Robert Robinson, Bruce Day, James Richards, Wayne Symmonds, Karl Katzer, Asst. Coach Robert Hoover. Third row: Tim McDonald, Terry Schiesser. Russell Jenkins, Leon Dallke, Leland Spade, John Whittredge, Bob Bowden, Gary Sweet, Mike Mallein, Ron Duncan. Northern Heights Northern Heights Northern Heights Northern Heights Northern Heights Northern Heights Northern Heights Northern Heights White City 7 . . Waverly 9 _____Lcbo 25 . . . Leroy 0 .Roosevelt 12 . .Madison 13 . . . . Olpe 6 . . Gridley 0 Sponsored by— COLLEGE STUDIO Starting Squad FRONT LINE: Leland Spade, Paul Whittington, Leon Dallke, Ron Duncan, John Whittredge, Karl Kat .er, Gary Sweet, Mike Mallein, Bob Bowden. BACKFIELD: Russell Jenkins, Bruce Day, Tim McDonald, Terry Schiesser. 44A 99 Team Asst. Coach Robert Hoover, Wayne Wallace, Leland Spade, Ralph Larkin, Bruce Day, Mike Mallein, Russell Jenkins, James Richards, Leon Dallke, Bob Bowden, Terry Schiesser, Coach Don Benedict. Northern Heights 58 Eskridge 33 Northern Heights 54 Olpe 61 Northern Heights 44 42 Northern Heights 52 Roosevelt 43 Northern Heights 84 47 Northern Heights 79 69 Northern Heights 81 41 Northern Heights 45 61 Northern Heights 82 Madison 57 Northern Heights 61 64 Northern Heights 62 57 Northern Heights 84 58 Northern Heights 86 56 Northern Heights 84 Americus 55 Northern Heights 60 63 Northern Heights 75 Lyon County Tournament 55 Northern Heights 73 Reading 48 Northern Heights 55 District Tournament 54 Northern Heights 64 58 Northern Heights 54 46 Northern Heights 60 Regional Tournament 76 Northern Heights 36 42 Sponsored by ADMIRE OIL CO. Front row: John Thomas, John Campbell, Wayne Symmonds, Don Whittredge, Gayl Kaniper, Mike Calhoun, Jay Dee Williams, Frank Anderson. Second row: Wayne Wallace, Tyson Gilbert, Leon Dallke, Robert Robinson, Steve Duncan, John Whittredge, Paul Whittington, Delbert Rhudy, Pete Wheat, Coach Robert Hoover. Northern Heights 41 Eskridge 29 Northern Heights 68 48 Northern Heights 54 Reading 29 Northern Heights 41 61 Northern Heights 78 61 Northern Heights 53 Hartford 52 Northern Heights 61 28 Northern Heights 47 59 Northern Heights 60 55 Northern Heights 63 46 Northern Heights 58 Roosevelt 69 Northern Heights 73 53 Northern Heights 67 47 Northern Heights 64 Americus 17 Northern Heights 47 Dwight 44 Northern Heights 61 51 Sponsored by— ST. JOHN’S LOCKFR AND GROCERY s 41 Freshman Team Front row: Wayne Holmberg, Keith Stinson, Roger Hamilton. Ronnie Peterson, Randy Pracht, Clayton Hilbish. •Second row: Janies Mallein, Gayl Kaniper, Kevin Fehr, Mike Calhoun, Rodney Symrnonds, Pete Wheat, and Coach Don Benedict. Northern Heights 52. . . . 35 Northern Heights 59. . . . 57 Northern Heights 75 ... . 79 SILVER LAKE FRESHMAN TOURNEY Northern Heights 45 . . 35 Northern Heights 50. . . . 4 Northern Heights 65 ... . 52 _ Sponsored by— WHFAT HAYTER CATTLE CO. INC League Champs Track Bottom row: Gayle Kaniper, Paul Whittington, Delbert Rhudy, Pete Wheat, Tyson Gilbert. Top row: Leon Dallke, Russell Jenkins, Mike Mallein, Karl Katzer, James Richards, Terry Schiesser, Coach Don Benedict. Not pictured: Leland Spade, Keith Stinson, and Wayne Symmonds. Emporia Sophomore....................... K-State................................. Ottawa Relays........................... Emporia Relays.......................... Hamilton Invitational................... Roosevelt Invitational.................. Burlingame Invitational................. Lyon County Meet........................ Regional at Chapman...................... State Meet................................ Roosevelt Freshman-Sophomore Invitational .3rd 27th . 7th .3rd 3rd 2nd 1st 4th 2nd Sponsored by: FRED MILLER TIRE SERVICE School Records Broken in 1968 100 yd. dash. High hurdles. Low hurdles . 440 yd. dash. 220 yd. dash. 880 yd. relay. Medley relay. High jump . . Discus....... Terry Schiesser............................................10.4 Tyson Gilbert..............................................17.1 Delbert Rhudy..............................................21.9 Leland Spade...............................................52.9 Leland Spade............................................. 23.5 Spade, Schiesser, Whittington, Jenkins....................135.3 Kaniper, Schiesser, Rhudy, Mallein......................3:50.5 Russell Jenkins...........................................5’11” Russell Jenkins..........................................133’2” Sponsored by: PYK1ET SINCLAIR Sponsored by: SCHIESSER PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC 46 This is where we get our energy. There it goes! Sponsored by— LUKE FARM AND SUPPLY 48 OBOE Sherry Venning BARITONES Jacque Calhoun Gayl Kaniper FLUTES Carolyn Parks Ann Spade Judy Lee SAXOPHONES Kathy Bathurst Candy Holloway Gary Sweet TROMBONES Wayne Wallace Bob Bowden Norma Moore Kathy Stanford PERCUSSION Susan Simmons Beckey Buchman Dennis Schiesser Verona McCabe Pat Davidson Barbara Hilbish Pete Wheat Brass Choir Front row: Shirley Pykiet, Wayne Wallace, Norma Moore, Bob Bowden, Janet Clayton. Middle row: Frank Anderson, Dianne Parks, Steve Duncan, Marsha Kaniper, Mary Pearson, Dale Hase. Back row: Dennis Schiesser, Beckey Buchman, Terry Mallein, LaVaughn Fehr, Jacque Calhoun, Janice Leeburg, Susan Simmons. Sponsored by— LEN1GAN MUSIC COMPANY FRENCH HORNS TUBAS BASSOON Janet Clayton Shirley Pykiet Julie Reddig LaVaughn Fehr Janice Leeburg Rita Burns Terry Mallein CLARINETS Rita Douglas Gloria Harder Risa Burns Janet Stinson Elizabeth Anderson Becky Wilkins Julie Katzer CORNETS Dale Hase Mary Pearson Marsha Kaniper Dianne Parks Jeanne Stinson Debbie Schiesser Steve Duncan Frank Anderson Mike Calhoun Wayne Holmberg Rodney Symmonds 49 Large Chorus Fourth row: Dianne Parks, Rowena Harder. Carol Duncan, Elizabeth Anderson, Sarah Ashby, Ralph Larkin, Janies Richards. Kevin Fehr, Gary Sweet, Ronnie Duncan, Bob Bowden, Becky Wilkins, Julie Katzer, Janet Fowler, Vickie Harder, Susan-Simmons. Third row: Judy Leg, Debbie Schiesser, Mary Pearson, Carolyn Parks, Charles Jones, Bruce Day, Steve Duncan, Paul Whittington, Tyson Gilbert, Jay Dee Williams, Janice Leeburg, Jeanne Stinson, Janet Stin- son, Cindy Robinson, Rita Douglas. Second row: Norma Moore, Kathy Bishoff, Shirley Pykiet, Terry Mallein, Pete Wheat. Frank Anderson, Gary Stanford, Delbert Rhudy, Wayne Wallace, Ruth Jones, Kathy Bathurst, Donna Whit- tington, Ann Spade, Candy Holloway. First row: Donna Duncan, Julie Reddig, Becky Maxfield, Keith Stinson, Randy Pracht, Rex Parks, John Campbell, Dale Hase, Wayne Holmberg, Janet Clayton, June Bishoff, Rael Schlesener. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Sponsored by— LEE LOWDER SON Girl’s Ensemble Top: Candy Holloway. Third row: Elizabeth An- derson, Dianne Parks, Janet Clayton, Carolyn Parks, Janet Stinson. Second row: Ann Spade, Kathy Bathurst, Shirley Pykiet. First row: Jeanne Stinson, Cindy Robinson, Norma Moore. Sponsored by- S A TELEPHONE COMPANY Mixed Ensemble Top: Dale Hase, Wayne Wallace. Fourth row: Ronnie Duncan, Bob Bowden, Bruce Day, Steve Duncan, James Richards, Frank Ander- son, Gary Sweet. Third row: Elizabeth An- derson, Candy Holloway, Ralph Larkin, Ty- son Gilbert, Janet Clayton, Dianne Parks. Second row: Julie Reddig, Susan Simmons, Norma Moore, Ann Spade, Shirley Pykiet, Kathy Bathurst. First row: Carolyn Parks, Cindy Robinson, Jeanne Stinson, Janet Stin- son, Mary Pearson. The Littlest Cheerleader-A Mighty Miniature Karen Kaniper Sponsored by ALLEN ELEVATOR COMPANY Presenting .... The Zappy ZORPS! “We love you, yeah! yeah! yeah! Cheerleaders Promote Spirit LaVaughn Fehr. Head Cheerleader; Shirley Pykiet, Pat Davidson, Susan Simmons, Donna Duncan, Candy Hollo- way. Pep Club OFFICERS: President Carolyn Parks, Vice-President Verona McCabe, Secretary-Treasurer Janet Clayton. Histor- ians Diane Parks, and Rael Schlesener. Pep Club Members Fourth row: Janet Fowler, Becky Wilkins, Marsha Kaniper, Gloria Harder. Julie Katzer, Janice Leeburg, Sherry Venning, Elizabeth Anderson. Third row: Donna Whittington. Jacque Calhoun, Debbie Schiesser, Vickie Harder, Terry Mallein, Lucricia Whitaker, Beckey Buch- man, Marietta Dallke, Julie Reddig. Second row: Janet Stinson, Ann Spade, Jeanne Stinson, Kathy Stanford, Risa Burns, Carol Duncan, Rita Burns, Rowena Harder, Cindy Robinson. First row: Rita Douglas, Karen Rowland, Corky Metz, Erma Moser, Becky Maxfield, Sharon Rowland, Barbara Hilbish, Kathy Bathurst, Norma Moore. Sponsored by— C H SKELLY SERVICE “Let’s take first! Sponsored by— HARRIS LUMBER COMPANY Queen Verona McCabe Rita Douglas Shirley Pykict 56 Miss Verona McCabe, senior candidate, was chosen 1967 Football Homecoming Queen by the members of the foot- ball squad. Verona and the other candidates. Misses Rita Douglas and Shirley Pykiet, both seniors, were escorted on- to the field at the half of the game between N.H. and Grid- ley by senior team members Ron Duncan, Bob Bowden and Tim McDonald, respectively. Queen Verona was crowned by 1966 Homecoming Queen Miss Nada Hawthorne. The girls received engraved charms at the dance held in their honor following the game. Junior and Senior Plays The comedy-drama in three acts, “Night of January 16th”, by Ayn Rand, was sponsored by the Junior Class. The cast was as follows: Prison Matron, La Vaughn Fehr; Bailiff, Tyson Gilbert; Judge Heath, Bruce Day; District Attor- ney Flint, Ron Duncan; Flint’s secretary, Kathy Bathurst; Defense Attorney Stevens, Robert Robinson; Stevens’ secretary, Janet Clayton; Clerk of the Court, J. D. Williams; Karen Andre, Susan Simmons: Dr. Kirkland. Gary Sweet; Mrs. John Hutchins, Elizabeth Anderson; Homer Van Fleet, Bob Bowden; Elmer Sweeney, Leon Dalke; Nancy Lee Faulkner, Carolyn Parks; Magda Svenson, Shirley Pykiet: John Graham Whitfield, Mike Calhoun; Jane Chandler, Helen Rumford; Sigurd Jungquist, Sam Jones; Larry Regan, Dale Hase; Roberta Van Rensselaer, Candy Holloway; Stenographer, Donita Golliher; Policeman, Dennis Schiesser. Sponsored by: OSAGE CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE “Ruddigore”, or “The Witch’s Curse”, by Gilbert and Sullivan, is a musical comedy in two acts. The operetta is the story of a long line of baronets who were under the spell of a witch’s curse. “Ruddigore” was presented March 22 and 23 in the Northern Heights auditorium. The ghosts were played by Ralph Larkin, James Richards, Tyson Gil- bert, Paul Whittington, Pete Wheat, Delbert Rhudy, Charles Jones, Bruce Day, Wayne Wallace, Steve Duncan, and J. D. Williams. The choruses of Officers, Ancestors, Professional Bridesmaids, and Villagers were played by members of the mixed chorus. 58 CAST Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd Richard Dauntless . . . . Sir Despard Murgatroyd Old Adam Goodhart. . . Rose Maybud.......... Mad Margaret.......... Dame Hannah........... Zorah................. Ruth................. ......Ron Duncan ..........Dale Hase ......Bob Bowden ........Gary Sweet ..........Ann Spade Carolyn Parks . . . Susan Simmons . . . . Shirley Pykiet Elizabeth Anderson . . .Candy Holloway Norma Jean Moore ........Diane Parks Kathy Bathurst Student Council Terry Schiesser, President; Verona McCabe, Vice-President; Carolyn Parks, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Don Wilson, Sponsor: Wayne Wallace, Tyson Gilbert, Donna Duncan, Mike Calhoun, Risa Burns. Student Council activities included sponsoring the Christinas Party, and, as a money-making project, they spon- sored a soup supper, which was held on December 16, 1968. Polaris Style Show ■ The Polaris Style Show was held in the Northern Heights auditorium on February I, 1968. Those participa- ting were Verona McCabe, LaVaughn Fehr, Susan Sim- mons, Beckey Buchman, Becky Wilkins, Terry Mailein, Julie Katzer, Sherry Venning, and Janice Leeburg. The judge for the style show was Mrs. Darrel Jones from Em- poria. The girls and women faculty members at Northern Heights, the Polaris Club members, and the mothers of the participants were guests at a tea following the style show. The tea, held in the library, was organized by Mrs. Burri and the Home Living class. Following refreshments the win- ners of the style show were announced. They were: La- Vaughn Fehr, 1st place; Pat Davidson, 2nd place; Verona McCabe, 3rd place. 61 Queen Rita Douglas Pat Davidson Candy Holloivay February 9, 1968 marked a memorable event for Miss Rita Douglas, who was crowned 1968 Queen of Courts. Rita, a senior, was attended by Miss Pat Davidson, also a senior, and Miss Candy Holloway, a junior. They were es- corted by senior team members Terry Schiesser, Ralph Lar- kin, and Bob Bowden, respectively. Queen Rita was crowned by Miss Susan Simmons, 1967 Queen of Courts at the half of the Varsity game between N.ll. and Americus, and was presented a spray of red roses by her escort. Before During The following evening the Queen and her attendants were honored by a ball held in the auditorium. The Queen and her Court, with their escorts, led off the first dance, which began the evening’s festivities. Tie girls received engraved charms which will serve as mementoes of Queen of Courts, 1968. After 46Fantasy Of The Sea99 Jr.-Sr. Prom 1967 “Paradise Isle99 Jr.-Sr. Prom 1968 Senior Educational Tour Florida, here we come! Ahhhhhhhhhh!! Come on out Mr. Wilson! What ‘cha gawkin’ at boys? Our smiling drivers At Ripley’s Believe It Or Not, a talking horse? Yes, what is it? SQUIRT Keep smiling, Ralph! HOMEWARD BOUND Graduation 1968 “So Long,Seniors .... TUXEDO REXTAL SERVICE For Proms Wedd i ngs Pa rti es W.L. 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Sixth DI 2-1970 Everything in Music 715 Com. St. Emporia, Ks. GUILD MEMORIAL BLUESTEM BOWL INC. 817 East Sixth Emporia, Kansas 1519 W. 6th 24 Fully Automatic Lanes Snack Bar - Open Bowling EMPORIA PLUMBING REXROAD HEATING COINC. INSURANCE AGENCY Your G-E Dealer for 39 Years (We Serve Well What We Sell) 1216 West Sixth West Highway 50 Emporia, Kansas Emporia, Kansas All Lines of Insurance 75 Roberts-Blue Barnett Funeral Home Mr. And Mrs. Harry W. Barnett DI 2-2134 605 State Emporia, Kansas «hmgsgO better,! with Coke EMPORIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Kansas CLIFF’S SUPER SERVICE 101 W. 12th Phone DI 2-0525 Emporia, Kansas BLUESTEM FARM RANCH SUPPLY WEST HI-WAY 50 Emporia, Kansas Emporia THE MUTUAL BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION LENNOX Savings Home S- Farm Loans 602 Commercial Street comfort craftsman Empor i a,Kansas GEO. GROH AND SONS 325 COMMERCIAL EMPORIA, KANSAS HAYNES HARDWARE 618 - 622 Commercial D1 2-3811 Phone DI 2-7576 Emporia, Kansas CABLEVISION 7 EAST 7TII EMPORIA 1)12-3535 IF YOU TURN YOUR SET YOU WILL RECEIVE TO CHANNEL ON THE CABLE 2 WIBW CHANNEL 13 TOPEKA, KANSAS (TBS 3 HARD CHANNEL 3 WICHITA, KANSAS NBC 4 VVDAf? CHANNEL 4 KANSAS CITY, MO. NBC 5 KCMO CHANNEL 5 KANSAS CITY, MO. CBS 6 KAKE CHANNEL 10 WICHITA, KANSAS ABC OTHER SERVICES: KTWU ETV CHANNEL 11 TOPEKA, KANSAS, WILL BE CARRIED MONDAY'-FRIDAY ON CHANNEL 3 FROM 5 P. M. - 10 P. M. 5 FM STATIONS — 3 OF WHICH ARE IN STEREO TOTAL VIEWING FOR 24 CENTS A DAY 77 AUSTIN MONUMENT COMPANY Phone 449-2221 (Collect) Eskridge, Kansas Ira Austin AUSTIN FUNERAL HOME Flowers 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 449-2221 (Collect) Eskridge, Kansas Harriet Ira W. Austin %% SAFEWAY 801 West 6th Emporia, Kansas T.H. MOUSE MOTOR CO. 2632 West Hwy 50 THE EMPORIA SPORT SHOP Chrysler! 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