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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1973 volume:

1 NORTHERN HEIGHTS WILDCATS Allen, Kansas Vol. XVIII CONTENTS Seniors............................................3 Classes...........................................11 Faculty...........................................19 Sports............................................25 Activities........................................35 Advertising.......................................65 2 SENIORS LESTER ALLEN Chorus: 3; Junior Play: 3. ROGER ANDERSON Basketball: 2-4; Track: 1-4; Football: 3-4. LINDA BLAIR Pep Club: 1,2; FBLA: 2,3; Speech Contest: 2; Class Treasurer: 4; Annual Staff: 3,4. MIKE BOYCE Track: 1-3; Football: 1-3; Basketball: 2,3. 4 RAY CASSEL Chorus: 1-4; Track: 1-3; Baseball: 2; Football: 2-4; Letterman's Club: 2, 3; Art Club Chairman: 3; National Honor Society: 3,4. CARY COFFMAN Student Council: 1-3; Track: 2,3,4; Chorus: 1-4; Band: 1-4; Brass Choir: 1-4; Volley- ball: 4; Pep Club: 3,4; Class plays: 3,4; Business Manager of Annual: 3,4; Class Secre- tary: 4. PAM DILLON Chorus: 1,2,4; Band: 1,2; Girls ensemble: 1,2; Mixed ensemble: 2; Pep Club: 1,2,4. DENISE DORTON Chorus: 3-4; Pep Club: 1-4; Head Cheerleader: 4; Track: 3; Football Homecoming Queen: 4. TIM GOFF Basketball: 1,2. ROB COODELL Mixed Chorus: 1-4; Boys Glee: 1-3; Track: 2-4; Foot- ball: 4; Baseball: 3. 5 DEBBIE GRIMSLEY Chorus: 1-4; Pep Club: 1-3; Class Secretary: 2; Class Play: 3. MONTY HORTON Chorus: 1-4; Band: 1-3; Bas- ketball: 1,2; Football: 1-3; Class Treasurer: 3; Class Play: 3; FBLA: 3,4. BOB JOHNSON Chorus: 4; Basketball: 1-4; Track: 1-3; Baseball: 1-3. RAY JOHNSON Basketball: 1-4; Track: 1; Baseball: 3; Chorus: 3; Class Vice-president: 3; Basketball Homecoming King: 4. RONNY JONES Band: 1; Chorus: 1; Track 1; Football: 1,3,4; Basketball: 1; Photography Club: 3. BILL KRUEGER Basketball: 1-3; Football: 3-4; Baseball: 3-4: Track: 1-4; STUCO: 1; Class Trea- surer: 2; Music: 1-2. 6 JANE LEE Band: 1-4; Chorus: 1-4; Mixed Ensemble: 1-4; Girls Ensemble: 4; Stage Band: 3, 4; Woodwind Ensemble: 3,4; Clarinet Choir: 1-4; Pep Club: 1-3; STUCO: 3; Class Plays: 3, 4. LARRY LOVELAND Football: 1-4; Wrestling: 1-2; Track: 1-3; Class Vice- president: 1; Class president: 3; Forensics: 1; Band: 3-4; Football escort: 4; Class play: 3. JOHN MAXFIELD Chorus: 1-3; Track: 1,3; Football: 2. DARRELL MISHLER Track: 1-3; Lettermans Club: 1-2; Basketball: 2-3; Foot- ball: 3-4; Baseball: 3. RICK MOUNKES Chorus: 1; Class Vice-pres- ident: 2; Boys Glee: 1; Base- ball: 3,4. MARSHA PIERCE Chorus: 1-4; Track: 1-2; Pep Club: 1-2; Cheerleader: 3; Queen candidate: 3. 7 MARION REED Lettermans Club: 1-3; Track: 1; Basketball: 1-3; Football: 3, 4; Baseball: 3, 4. MIKE REID Chorus: 1-4; Band: 1-4; Boys State: 3; Vice-president of STUCO: 3; Class Secretary: 2; Class Treasurer: 1; Foot- ball: 1-3; Basketball: 1-4; Track: 1-3; Class play: 3; Ruddigore: 3; Iolanthe: 4. CLIFFORD ROETHER Football: 1-4; Basketball: 1; Class Vice-president: 3; Band: 1-4; Yearbook Staff: 3,4; FBLA: 2-4. DAN SCARBERRY Librarian: 1. JOLEEN SCHIESSER Band: 1-4; Chorus: 1-4; Girls Ensemble: 1-4; Mixed En- semble: 1-4; Brass Choir: 1-4; Brass Sextet: 2-4; Girls Track: 2-4; Pep Club: 1-2; Cheer- leader: 3; Volleyball: 3-4; Class plays: 3,4; Class Pres- ident: 2; FBLA Treasurer: 4; Annual staff: 3,4. KAREN SCHLESENER Band: 1-4; Chorus: 1-4; Girls Ensemble: 1-4; Mixed En- semble: 2,4; Brass Choir: 1-4; Class President: 1; STUCO President: 4; Girls track: 2, 3,4; Pep Club: 1,4; Cheer- leader: 2, 3; FBLA Secretary: 4; Pep Club Secretary: 4; Class Treasurer: 2; Class play: 3; Basketball Homecoming Queen: 4. RICK SHOPE Manager: 1; FBLA: 3-4. LINDA SPADE Pep Club: 1-4; Polaris Style Show: 2-4; Girls State: 3; Annual Staff: 3,4; FBLA: 2-4; Class play: 3. BRIAN STINSON Basketball: 1-4; Football: 1- 4; Track: 1-3; Football Homecoming King: 4; FBLA: 2- 3; Boys State: 3; Class play: 3 Ruddigore: 3; Io- lanthe: 4; STUCO: 1; Class Vice-president: 2,4; FBLA Vice-president: 3. PRESTON TAYLOR DEBBIE WAMPLER Band: 1-4: Chorus: 1-4; Dra- ma Club: 2; Pep Club 1-3; Pep Club officers: 1,3; Jr., Sr. plays: 1-4; Folk Club: 1; FBLA STUCO rep. and reporter: 3; Girls Ensemble: 4: Mixed Ensemble: 4; Select choir: 2. CHUCK WEEKS Librarian Ass.: 4. 9 GARY WIEBE Basketball: 1-4; Track: 1-4; Baseball: 3-4; Band: 4; Band President: 4; Class President: 2; STUCO Representative: 3; STUCO Vice-president: 4. GENE WILKINS Basketball: 1-4; Football 2-4; Class Vice-president: 1; STUCO Representative: 2; Band: 1; Chorus: 1-4. Hoof takes the cake! ! ! DEANA WrISELEY Pep Club: 1-2; FBLA: 2-3: Annual Staff: 4; Band: 1-3; Speech contest: 2; Class plays: 3-4. Not Pictured: Dallas Knight Ron Stoll Tom Zumbrum You don't like me! ! ! Stone Face Admit it Rick! ! ! UNDERCLASSMEN i 4ft 6 ■ . «ft 4 CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Mike Van Gun- dy, V. Pres. Bob Arndt, Sec. Debbie mounkes, Treas. Scott Oliver. CLASS OF “74” Bob Arndt Marlin Allen Dan Jackson Jack Jones Cindy Koeppe Ronnie Kuhn Tom Leffler John Finney Shirley Grimmett Jim Hannigan Mary Hansen Pam Hase David Barger Larry Buffington Steve Buffington Herbert Burris Nancy Crook David Lorenz Cindy Loveland Eve McCoy Ray Marsh Rodney Maxwell Cheryl Mishler Connie Mitchell Charles Mize David Mize Jeannie Moran Sid Morgan Debra Mounkes Wade Neill Terry Newton Scott Oliver Dee Redelfs Mike Rhudy Mike Rumford Linda Scarberry Forrest Seitz David Stoll Mike Van Gundy Susan Weaver Peggy Winter Carolyn Anderson John Augustyn Katherine Barger Ginger Bender Jo Lee Burris Joyce Bush Kevin Crabtree Alfred Dallen w Jim Davis Howard Dobbs Holly Dunn Nancy Edmiston Marcineil Gillispie Scott Goff Jerome Hansen Ronnie Hamilton Mary Ann Hensley Richard Hinson Teresa Landwehr Jane Leeburg Teresa Lopez Kenneth Lorenz Janet McAntee Cindy Jacob Darrell Jenkins Jimmy Johnson Patty Keoppe John Kurzen Roy Mann Wanda Mishler Darlene Morgan Melissa Morris Howard Myers Veronica Nielsen Mikell Parks Delbert Peak Judy Place Kenny Rhudy Rodney Roland Kathy Schiesser Glenda Shope Sharon Stinson Kathleen Thomas Darrel Venning Bruce Wampler Steve Vahsholtz Shairlynn Watson Laryl Worcester CLASS OF “76” CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. John Coodell, V. Pres. Kenny Arndt, Sec. Peggy Stin- son, Treas. David Dallke. Roxie Anderson Kenneth Arndt Tom Augustyn Ginger Barber Pam Boyce Tam Boyce Lisa Coffman David Dallke Keith Dorton Clinton Durgin Cindy Edmiston Kenny Edmiston Teresa Edmunds Dianea Fay John Goodell Larry Grimsley Jason Jones Robert Keams Mark Krueger Denise Landwehr Peggy Leffler Tom Lorenz Susan McAntee Jim Maxfield Terry Maxwell Renee Pearson Kay Spade Peggy Stinson Edith Tipping J.D. Weaver Elaine Weeks Juanita Weeks Katrina Whitaker Jeannette Unruh John Zumbrum Mike Miller Katherine Miller- skow Margaret Mize Becky Moreland Anneta Orton Kenny, you're next! Gosh only three cents! Two little angels. Income Tax, what a headache! Naptime Jason? Seniors Always working? oh my gosh, , , Really? Freshmen, aren't they dumb! ! ! Smile, you're on Candid Camera! FACULTY MRS. HELEN STINER-Bookkeep- ing, Typing I., Office Practice, Yearbook Staff. MR. GARY WANER-Shop, Me- chanical Drawing, Auto Mechan- ics, Junior Sponsor. MRS. SUZANA STORRER-Art, Junior Sponsor. MRS. GLORIA RIFENBARK-General Busi- ness, Business Law Data Process, Shorthand, Office Machines, FBLA Sponsor. MRS. NANCY ERSKIN-English, Speech, Basic Writing, Senior Sponsor. BENNER WILLIAMS HOME FURNISHERS EMPORIA, OTTAWA, OSAGE CITY KAMPGROUNDS OF AMERICA FOR OVERNIGHT CAMPING EMPORIA. KOA BRIEN’S TIRE TRUCK PARTS HIWAY 50 AND AMERICUS RD. EMPORIA, KANSAS MR. ROBERT MASTERS - Health Sociology, World History, 9th Boys P.E., Psychology, American Government, Student Council Sponsor, Coach. MR. ELWIN POWELL - English, American History, Current Affairs, Sophomore Sponsor. MRS. DIANE GILBERT - Consumer Education, 9th Grade P.E., Boys Foods, Advanced Girls P.E., Pep Club Sponsor. MRS. CLARA BURRI - Home Economics, Family Living, Freshman Sponsor. BONANZA MOBILE HOMES, INC. 2828 W. HIWAY 50 EMPORIA. KANSAS PHONE 342-9044 MRS. THERESA FONES - Science, Freshman Sponsor. MR. RICHARD ROBINS - Music, Senior Sponsor. MR. JAMES PYKIET - Math, Assistant Coach. MISS AKLYN FOSTER - Library, Spanish. MR. CALVIN CRAWFORD - Vocations, Guidance Counselor. i TRIMMEL FORD 901 WEST MAIN TELEPHONE 767-5199 COUNCIL GROVE. KANSAS 66846 BEN PRICE, JR., Reading MELVIN STANFORD, Admire CLINTON DAVIES, Reading MRS. DEE REID, Secretary MRS. MARY OLIVER, Secretary DONALD GROTHER, Americus MAX DAVIS, Council Grove FRANKLIN C. MYERS, Americus r . rwwfi Mr. Jay Anderson, Student Teacher. Our one and only Mr. Gene Wallace. New teacher second semester was Mike Weddle. Bus Drivers: Mrs. Elsie Anderson, Mrs. Colleen Thompson. Cooks: Mrs. Joan Jackson, Mrs. Betty Dunn, helper Margaret Mize. THE EMPORIA GAZETTE SERVICE THE FLINT HILLS 517 MERCHANT. EMPORIA. KANSAS PICTURES BY HARLOW EMPORIA. KANSAS SPORTS IN ITS INFANT YEAR, THE NORTHERN HEIGHTS GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM DID VERY WELL. THEY ENDED WITH FIRST IN THE LEAGUE TOURNAMENT, FIRST IN THE REGIONAL TOURNEY, AND WENT TO STATE, BUT WERE DEFEATED BY MAIZE AFTER BEING AHEAD 14-9. TWO GIRLS MADE THE ALL-LEAGUE TEAM. THEY WERE CARY COFFMAN, SR. AND MARSHA PIERCE, SR. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Kathleen Thomas, Jane Leeburg, Margaret Mize, Lisa Coffman, Coach Gay Bauers- feld, Susan McAntee, Kathy Schiesser, Katherine Barger, Janet McAntee, FIRST ROW: Renee Pearson, Marsha Pierce, Cary Coffman, Joleen Schiesser, Joyce Bush, Dee Redelfs, Juanita Weeks, Kay Spade. SEASON SCHEDULE NH---OLPE NH—HARTFORD NH—MADISON NH—HAMILTON NH—OSAGE CITY LEAGUE T. NH—HAMILTON NH—-OLPE NH—-MADISON REGIONAL T. NH—ALMA NH—-OSAGE CITY STATE T. NH—MAIZE NH HARTFORD MADISON HAMILTON NH NH NH NH NH NH MAIZE ROBERTS-BLUE-BARNETT FUNERAL HOME MR. MRS. HARRY W. BARNETT EMPORIA. KANSAS HONDA AND YAMAHA OF EMPORIA SALES AND SERVICE 324 COMMERCIAL MACHA-REVERE IMPLEMENT CO.. INC. COUNCIL GROVE. KANSAS 66846 PHONE: 767-5014 INGMIRE PLUMBING-HEATING APPLIANCES COUNCIL GROVE. KANSAS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE NH— 8 MISS. V.—-12 NH—22 HARTFORD-—34 NH—-12 LUCKEY OF MAN NH— 6 CANTON—-38 NH—- 6 MADISON—-52 NH— 0 OLPE—42 NH—-20 QUENEMO—26 NH—12 LEBO—22 THIS YEAR, THE FOOTBALL TEAM OF NORTHERN HEIGHTS TOOK ON A NEW LOOK AS ELEMENTS OF THE AMERICUS TEAM JOINED US. IT WAS FORECASTED TO BE A GREAT SEASON. BUT KEY INJURIES AND TOUGH COMPETITION TOOK THEIR TOLL AS THE WILDCATS WENT WITHOUT A WIN, A TOTAL OF EIGHT GAMES LOST. OUR HOMECOMING GAME; WE WERE PITTED AGAINST QUENEMO, WHO WAS SPARED BY THE RUNNING OF SIMMS. THE GAME WAS AN EX- TREMELY EXCITING ONE WITH THE SCORE TIED WITH JUST SECONDS TO PLAY. BUT SIMMS CAME THROUGH TO GIVE QUENEMO A IAST SECOND VICTORY. WE WERE DEFEATED. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Coach Bob Masters, Marion (Yogi) Reed, Roger Anderson, James Davis, Gene Wil- kins, Richard Baxter, David Barger, Ron Jones, David Mize, Mike Van Gundy, Darrel Jenkins, David Lorenz, Bill Krueger, Rob Goodell, M. Runford, Larry Loveland, Darrell Mishler, Brian Stinson, Asst. Coach Jim Pykiet. SECOND ROW: Keith Dorton, Ray Cassell, Marlin Allen, Jason Jones, Dan Jackson, Howard Dobbs, T. Augustyne, Trainer-Mgr. Scotty Oliver, FIRST ROW: David Dallke, J. Augustyne, Cliff Roether, Roy Mann, Jim Hannigan, J.D. Weaver, Rodney Rowland. 28 EMPORIA STATE BAND AND TRUST CO. UNITED SALES THE LOOKING GLASS STYLING SALON 8TH MERCHANT 329 COMMERCIAL. EMPORIA. KANSAS 604 COMMERCIAL EMPORIA. KANSAS FURNITURE. LOANS SPORTING GOODS EMPORIA. KS. PHONE NO. 342-7215 342-0109 A-TEAM OFFENSE G W B K E I I R N L L U E K L E I G N E S R SENIOR SENIOR END HB 170 LBS. 145 LBS. R B I A C X H T A E R R D SENIOR CENTER 165 LBS. L L A O R V R E Y L A N D SENIOR HB 140 LBS. R A O N G D E E R R S O N SENIOR FB 180 LBS. B S R T I I A N N S O N SENIOR QB 160 LBS. HOME OWNERS-AUTO-FIRE-H AIL-LIVESTOCK LIFE-HOSPITAL-DISABILITY INCOME INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED RED X PHARMACY 624 COMMERCIAL STREET EMPORIA. KANSAS ALLEN ELEVATOR CO. ALLEN. KANSAS PHONE 528-3421 A Team: 1st ROW, Scott Oliver, Dan Jackson, Mike Reid, Mike Rumford, Brian Stinson, Ron Kuhn, Ray Johnson; 2nd ROW, Coach Bob Masters, Gary Weibe, Roger Anderson, Gene Wilkins, Rod Maxwell, Mike VanGundy, Bob Johnson. The Northern Heights Wildcats had a fairly successful season this year. They got FIRST in Lyon County League and were looking for first in district, region, and state. B Team: 1st ROW, Mark Krueger, Terry Maxwell, Keith Dorton, J. D. Weaver, David Dallke, Jim Maxfield, Tom Augustyn; 2nd ROW, Jerome Hansen, Rod Rowland, Dan Jackson, John Augustyn, Ron Kuhn, Roy Mann, Coach Jim Pykiet; 3rd ROW, David Barger, David Mize, Howard Myers, Jim Davis, Mike VanGundy, Kevin Crabtree, Kenny Edmiston. s Gh!rs LYON COUNTY CHAMPS A TEAM Northern Heights 58 Mission Valley 31 Northern Heights 58 Hartford 51 Northern Heights 38 Madison 45 Northern Heights 46 Lyndon 47 Northern Heights 54 Olpe 50 Northern Heights 63 Reading 59 Northern Heights 54 Hamilton 41 Lyon County Tournament Northern Heights 54 Hartford 31 Northern Heights 48 Olpe 38 Northern Heights 56 Paxico 42 Northern Heights 66 Hartford 47 Northern Heights 45 Osage City 59 Northern Heights 63 Madison 44 Northern Heights 77 Strong City 60 Northern Heights 78 Reading 53 Northern Heights 50 Olpe 57 Northern Heights 67 Hamilton 42 Northern Heights 48 Lebo 45 B TEAM Northern Heights 40 Northern Heights 55 Northern Heights 58 Northern Heights 42 Northern Heights 54 Northern Heights 45 Northern Heights 59 Northern Heights 48 Northern Heights 59 Northern Heights 36 Northern Heights 66 Northern Heights 60 Northern Heights 47 Northern Heights 44 Northern Heights 52 Northern Heights 64 Mission Valley 39 Hartford 35 Madison 51 Lyndon 58 Olpe 56 Reading 43 Hamilton 22 Paxico 29 Hartford 35 Osage City 43 Madison 39 Strong City 27 Reading 51 Olpe 60 Hamilton 25 Lebo 46 ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING October 27th was the date of the N.H.H.S. 1972 Homecoming. At the half-time of our game against Quenemo, our 1972 Queen was crowned. The three candidates were Denise Dorton, senior; Cindy Loveland, Junior; Susan Weaver, junior. The girls were chosen by the football team and were escorted by Darrell Mishler, Larry Loveland, Marion Reed, and Brian Stinson. After the band played a fanfare, it was announced that our 1972 Homecoming Queen was Denise Dorton. Brian Stinson was crowned King at the dance, after the game. He was chosen by the Pep Club, which sponsored the dance. THE JUNIORS PRESENT THE GROOM SAID NO! Steve Cameron arrives home after two years in Vietnam. At home he finds himself at a loss to know how to handle his family, who are too solicitous and domineering in trying to assist him in adjusting to civilian life. Steve dis- covers that his mother and Clara, the girl he left behind and the daughter of his mother's bosom friend, have made all arrangements for their immediate marriage. While in the army, Steve had fallen in love with Lt. Shirley An- derson, his nurse. In order to get out of marrying Clara, Steve pretends that he is a psycho-neurotic patient and that he has spells which occur without warning. Steve suggested to his mother that his former nurse, Shirley Ander- son, come and take care of him. After Shirley arrives it is a free-for-all between Clara and Shirley, but in the end everything turns out all right! Mrs. Inez Cameron Patty Cameron . . Virgie Cameron . . Mr. Cameron . . . Steve Cameron . . Mrs. Sorenson . . . Clara Curtis . . . . Lt. Shirley Anderson Mary Alice Smith . Ed Smith............ Willie Williams . . Assistant Director . . Susan Weaver Connie Mitchell . .Nancy Crook . . .Jack Jones . . . Bob Arndt . Peggy Winter Debbie Mounkes . Jeannie Moran .Cindy Loveland Mike VanGundy Rodney Maxwell . . Forrest Seitz MIXED CHORUS FOURTH ROW: T. Edmunds, D. Mounkes, C. Anderson, T. Landwehr, J. Schiesser, D. Barger, R. Anderson, G. Wilkins, R. Bathurst, J. Davis, M. VanGundy, J. Lee, D. Redelfs, K. Whitaker, J. Bush, J. McAntee. THIRD ROW: P. Hase, J. Moran, C. Coffman, J. Leeburg, M. Pierce, M. Horton, T. Zumbrum, B. Stinson, F. Seitz, B. Johnson, K. Edmiston, P. Winter, K. Schiesser, S. Weaver, D. Wampler. SECOND ROW: R. Anderson, R. Pearson, P. Stinson, C. Mishler, N. Crook, R. Cassel, L. Grimsley, R. Goode 11, D. Dalke, J. Johnson, V. Niel- son, S. Grimmett, C. Mitchell, K. Thomas, S. Stinson. FIRST ROW: S. Watson, M. Hansen, K. Schlesener, D. Dorton, H. Dunn, S. Oliver, R. Rowland, R. Mann, D. Mishler, M. Reid, J. D. Weaver, L. Coffman, C. Love- land, G. Bender, D. Grimsley, E. Tipping. FAGER ANDERSON HARRY’S 1417 WEST SIXTH AVE. PLUMBING AND HEATING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 415 MARKET STREET JUST GOOD INSURANCE EMPORIA, KANSAS OSAGE CITY, KANSAS 66523 508 COMMERCIAL EMPORIA, KANSAS GIRLS ENSEMBLE MIXED ENSEMBLE FIFTH ROW: K. Schlesener, C. Mishler, J. Moran, P. Winter. FOURTH ROW: J. Lee, S. Stinson, T. Land- wehr, K. Schiesser. THIRD ROW: C. Jacobs, J. Schies- ser, D. Wampler, J. Bush. SECOND ROW: S. Grim- mett, C. Loveland, J. Leeburg. FIRST ROW: V. Niel- son, D. Redelfs. FOURTH ROW: J. Lee, R. Anderson, J. Schiesser, M. VanGundy. THIRD ROW: B. Stinson, D. Redelfs, M. Reid, T. Landwehr, T. Zumbrum. SECOND ROW: C. Anderson, R. Good ell, V. Nielson, D. Mishler, K. Schiesser, S. Oliver. FIRST ROW: D. Wompler, R. Cassel, J. Moran, R. Mann, K. Schlesener. This year the Annual Christmas Program was held December 20th. The theme of the program was There's A Song In The Air. Participating in the program were the Admire grade school students, the high school mixed chorus, the brass choir, and students from the art classes. The art classes were responsible for the beautiful scenes. MILLERS 66 ALLEN, KANSAS PHONE 528-9535 CHEERLEADERS PROMOTE SPIRIT! This year our hardworking cheerleaders are: head-cheerleader, Denise Dorton (Senior), Mary Hansen (Junior), Connie Mitchell (Junior), Cindy Loveland (Junior), Susan Weaver (Junior), and Sharon Stinson (Sophomore). Our little mas- cot this year is Amy Weaver. At the end of the first semester Cindy Loveland moved to Eureka, but the five girls went on yelling and working as hard as ever to support our team. 42 PEP CLUB THIRD ROW: Linda Scarberry, Eve McCoy, Mrs. Gilbert, -Sponsor, Connie Mitchell, Mary Hansen, Cindy Loveland, Debbie Mounkes—President, Kathleen Thomas-Vice President, Dee Redelfs, Cheryl Mishler. SECOND ROW: Karen Schlesener-Secretary-Treasurer, Cindy Jacob, Jane Leeburg, Joyce Bush, Denise Dorton, Sharon Stinson, Susan Weaver, Susan McAntee, Janet McAntee, Lisa Morris, Juanita Weeks. FIRST ROW: Linda Spade, Lisa Coffman, Peggy Stinson, Renee Pearson, Kay Spade, Teresa Edmunds, Katrina Whitaker, and Mary Hensley. (POLARIS STYLE SHOW) The annual Polaris Style Show, sponsored by the Polaris Club, was held Feb. 1st. There were 13 girls and 3 boys who styled in the show. Roger Anderson, Jane Lee, Roy Mann and Jeannie Moran performed for the style show. They are sponsored by the Polaris Club. The Home Living class made the cookies and tea which were enjoyed by everyone. After the tea, the winners were announced by the judge, Mrs. Boyd. They were: 1st, Peggy Winter; 2nd, Mary Hansen; 3rd, Joleen Schiesser; and Brian Stinson took the prize for the boys. Congratulations! ! ! COUNCIL GROVE REPUBLICAN PEPSI COLA BOTTLING NEWSPAPER COMPANY INC. DAILY MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 44 PEPSI-7UP-DR. PEPPER COUNCIL GROVE. KANSAS EMPORIA. KANSAS 3rd ROW: Mike Reid, Monty Horton, Tim Goff, David Barger, Roger Anderson, Darrell Mishler, James Davis, Clifford Roether, Howard Myers, Roy Mann, Rick Shope, David Dalke. 2nd ROW: Nancy Edmiston, Katrina Whit- aker, Teresa Edmunds, Kay Spade, Juanita Weeks, Susan McAntee, Mary Hensley, Becky Moreland, Aneta Orton, Holly Dunn, Glenda Shope, Rick Mounkes. 1st ROW: Mrs. Rifenbark, sponsor; Linda Spade, president; Peggy Win- ter, vice-president; Karen Schlesener, Secretary; Joleen Schiesser, Treasurer; Cary Coffman, Historian; Jeannie Moran, Reporter. FBLA The NHHS Chapter of FBLA was very busy this year. For a money-making project they sold Tom-Watt kits. The highest sellers: Glenda Shope, Holly Dunn and David Barger, received prizes for their hard work. The FBLA members made dolls at Christmas to give to the patients at the Topeka State Hospital. Roy Mann ran for Executive Vice-president and with the help of the other FBLA members he campaigned at the regional and state conventions. Throughout the year the FBLA had several guest speakers at their meetings. 1973 QUEEN The 1973 Queen of Courts was held Feb. 16th. Miss Karen Schlesener was crowned queen in between the two games by last years queen, Miss Maiy Spade. Karen's attendents were Mary Hansen and Susan Wea- ver. Our victory over Hamilton got the dance off to a good start. During the dance the king was announ- ced but instead of just one king, there was a tie and we had two kings, Ray Johnson and Gene Wilkins. The other king candidates were Roger Anderson, Rodney Maxwell, and Gary Wiebe. The theme of the dance was Joy To The World ! and it was sponsored by the sophomore class. Congratulations Karen, Ray and Gene!!! BLAIR COLONIAL MORTUARY EMPORIA. KANSAS 46 QUEEN OF COURTS NHHSCONCERT BAND FOURTH ROW: F. Seitz, G. Wiebe, S. Oliver, B. Stinson, H. Dunn, THIRD ROW: R. Anderson, R. Mann, R. Pearson, P. Stinson, S. McAntee, J. Zum- brum, J.D. Weaver, D. Stoll, D. Barger, J. Bush, J. Lee, K. Schiesser, P. Hase, L. Coffman, M. Reid, P. Winter, SECOND ROW: J. Schiesser, K. Schlese- ner, C. Roether, S. Goff, S. Weaver, J. Leeburg, D. Landwehr, J. Davis, R. Kuhn, C. Coffman, M. Van- Gundy, FIRST ROW: J. Moran, K. Millerskow, S. Stinson, K. Spade, C. Edmiston, K. Barger, C. Anderson, C. Jacobs, J. Weeks, D. Wampler. V Trumpet Quartet: Karen Schlesener, Renee Pearson, Peggy Stinson, Roy Mann. Woodwind Quintet: Debbie Wampler, Joyce Bush, Cary Coffman, Cindy Jacobs, Jeannie Moran. MARCHING BAND Saxophone Ensemble: James Davis, Brian Stinson, Susan Weaver, Jane Leeburg, Denise Landwehr, Roxy Anderson (not pictured). Clarinet Choir: Jeannie Moran, Sharon Stinson, Kay Spade, Kathy Millerskow, Katherine Barger, Cindy Edmiston, Carolyn Anderson, David Barger, Jane Lee, Cheryl Mishler, (not pictured). Brass Sextet: Roger Anderson, Joleen Schiesser, Mike VanGundy, Kathy Schiesser, Pam Hase, Peggy Winter. Woodwind Choir: BACK ROW; David Barger, Jane Lee, Joyce Bush, Susan Weaver, Jane Lee- burg, Denise Landwehr, Brian Stinson, James Davis, FRONT ROW; Debbie Wampler, Sharon Stinson, Kay Spade, Katherine Barger, Carolyn Anderson, Cindy Edmiston, Jeannie Moran, Cindy Jacobs. Percussion Ensemble: Scott Oliver, Brian Stinson, Holly Dunn, Forrest Seitz, Gary Wiebe. Brass Choir: BACK ROW; Karen Schlesener, Cliff Roether, Renee Pearson, Peggy Stinson, Kathy Schiesser, Lisa Coffman, Pam Hase, FRONT ROW; Joleen Schiesser, Roger Ander- son, Roy Mann, Cary Coffman, Mike VanGundy, Mike Reid, Jane Lee, Peggy Winter, Teresa Edmunds, (not pictured). S A TELEPHONE COMPANY ALLEN. KANSAS 316-528-3224 50 STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Myers, Jack Jones, Kenny Arndt, Keith Dorton, Kay Spade, Jeannie Moran, Gary Wiebe, Roger Anderson, Kathy Thomas, Cheryl Mishler, Susan Mc- Antee, Mr. Masters, Mike VanGundy, Karen Schlesener (not pictured). This year the Student Council was changed some from the years before. Instead of having just one boy and girl from each class, this year the presi- dent of each class, and a representative from each school organization were also members of Stu Co. Coach Masters was the sponsor again this year. Karen Schlesener was president; Gary Wiebe, vice- president; Mike VanGundy, Secretary; and Kathy Thomas, reporter. The Student Council sponsored the Christmas dance and made up a constitution. BURRIS SINCLAIR FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION AUTO SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS FARMS AND RANCH LOANS 1027 COMMERCIAL. EMPORIA 115 WEST FIFTH EMPOPIA. KANSAS 66801 ANNUAL STAFF YEARBOOK SPONSOR CO-EDITORS . . . . PHOTOGRAPHERS . . ACTIVITIES EDITORS CLASS EDITORS . . . SPORTS EDITORS . . FACULTY EDITORS . Mrs. Helen Stiner Clifford Roether Linda Blair . Roger Anderson Linda Spade . . . Mike Reid Jeannie Moran • . Forrest Seitz Peggy Winter . . . Scott Oliver Connie Mitchell . . Deana Wiseley Linda Scarberry BURLINGAME LOCKER COMPANY CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING AND PROCESSING LEROY SPADE. OWNER PHONE 654-3523 SANTA FE TRAIL CARE CENTER BOX 25 BURLINGAME. KANSAS ALPHA CASEBIER. SKILLED ADMINISTRATOR PHONE 654-3391 53 I could have danced all night! ! This is the only way I could make my hair lay flat! Now where did the rest of those sheep go? I said that the game is over and everyone is gone! You can come down now! It's slow, but the floor sure gets clean! 54 Come look at the picture of the pretty doggie! Never mind Jones, he just got his finger stuck in his ear. I think I got the wrong part. I'm suppose to be one of the Wise Men. 55 Yelling at those kids all day sure drys your throat. Seems like I erase more than I type! ! That's putting your foot in your mouth! When I say stand here, I mean stand here!!! Harvey, you dumb rabbit, get bag in this bag!! 56 OO! ! Baby, that's what I like ! I did it! I did it! I finally broad jumped 3 feet. Hey! ! Quit your shoving! C'mon dad, quit posing! ! 57 Tom! I told you not to spit tobacco in my books! Alright! Who is throwing those needles. 58 Brian, would you come back here and help me get this needle out of my finger!! Will you kids please quit throwing erasers! !! I just polished my teeth!! Now they all want to run away and join the circus! ■ Honest! ! I wasn't going to steal it! I guess I'll get out the list of kids to pick on today!! Hurry and get out of the way! They're going to take my picture! 59 Gee, Linda, that's some joke. Hams! 61 BOOSTERS EMPORIA BOOSTERS COUNCIL GROVE BOOSTERS Teigraeber Milling Company Inc. Morris County Savings Loan Assn. Navrat’s Patterson Impliment Co. Emporia Bowl Vista Drive In Restaurant Emporia Implement Co. Emporia State Conoco Safeway Stores, Inc. Gallagher’s Pound’s Fabrics, Inc. Holloway Jewelers Crumb Typewriter Co. Emporia Sports Shop Garrison Music Store Dunlop — Tire — Store Cannon’s Super Market S S Stylists Fleming Co. Perkins 66 Service George Bolton, Chrysler, Plymouth Dodge Smith’s Pharmacy Farmers and Drovers Bank Surplus City Herb’s Thriftway Wilson Seed Center and Nursery Adams Lumber and Company Lucy’s Drive Inn Barber T.V. Bretz Shoe Store Bob’s “66 Service Council Grove Concrete Inc. HARVEYVILLE BOOSTERS Harvey ville Seed Co. Inc. Harveyville Garage Co-op Business Ass’n Burlingame Coop of Harveyville Mike’s Barber Shop OSAGE BOOSTERS Martin Material Co. Inc. ESKRIDGE BOOSTERS Martin’s Style Shop Eskridge Coop Osage Farm Eq. Co. Inc. Martin’s Meat Market L J Carpet Shop Eskridge Electric Osage Bowl Dunn Home Supply Howards Fabric Shop Archie Shirley Larison Gailey’s Cleaners Redenbaugh Cafe Cook Hardware Marshall Harkness Dept. Store Clark Drug Co. Greens Barbershop AMERICUS BOOSTER Jerry’s Super Saver Betti’s Bazaar ADMIRE BOOSTER ALLEN BOOSTER Larkin Co. Week’s S S Cafe IVAN DAYHOFF ELEVATOR, INC. Purina Chows, Grain, Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Bag or Bulk Anhydrous Ammonia, Nitrate, Custom Application, Bulk Delivery Osage, Kansas Phone: 528-4532 or 4631 ADVERTISING VS MARKS PYKIET DX i L I CORP. Allen, Kansas LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS 715 E. 6th AVE. 316-342-0218 EMPORI A, KANSAS 66801 HILLCREST REST HOME Alpha and Murna Casebier, Owners “A Home Not An Institution” Admire, Kansas P.O. Box 55 Phone: Osage City, Ks. 913-528-4371 MARTIN STANDARD STATION KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS DIVISION Ross Industries Inc. Admire, Ks. 316-528-3313 FRIZZEL WELDING AND REPAIR Emporia, Kansas Allen, Ks. DUANE C. CALHOUN TRUCKLINES ALLEN, KANSAS Phone — 528-3208 or 528-3231 Livestock and Grain BROWN MACKIE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Sharon Rowland a Graduate of Northern Heights High School and of BROWN MACKIE E. C. WILLIAMS Now Located In My New Office Insurance and Farm Loans Admire, Kansas Phone 528-3502 67 READING STATE BANK Complete Banking Service’ Reading, Kansas ESKRIDGE STATE BANK ‘Bank on us and Bank with us’ Eskridge, Kansas McNEAL CARD AND PARTY SHOP Council Grove, Kansas Hallmark Cards and Gifts Office and School Supplies Phone 767-6318 AMERICUS STATE BANK AMERICUS, KANSAS The Bank on the Grow Newly Remodeled Inside and Out With New Drive Up Window Night Depository Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation KANSAS LUMBER CO. 617 Mechanic Ave. Emporia, Kansas Phone 342-0235 68 .EMPORIA LIVESTOCK % LES CO., INC. CLYDE JEAN’S CLOTHES CLOSET MILLERS CONOCO “We fit the family” Americus, Kansas Eskridge, Kansas Phone 884-3323 LORA’S CERAM ICS SNIDER MOTOR CO. Beautiful Gifts for all Occasions G.M.C. Trucks American Motors Made to Order 24 N. Union Eskridge, Kansas Council Grove, Kansas SHIELDS MOTOR CO., INC. COUNCIL GROVE FLORISTS Chev-Olds-Buick Phone 767-5154 Osage, Kansas Council Grove, Ks. KEN’S BARBER SHOP STOP-N-SAVE SONDA’S BEAUTY SALON Americus, Kansas Phone 884-2032 Council Grove, Kansas Phone 767-6615 69 r.Weolworrtv Something For Everyone Under one roof OVER 64 DEPARTMENTS • Sporting Goods • Men's Boy’s Clothing • Fabric • Major Appliance • Pets • Stationery • Automotive Just To Mention A Few FLINT HILLS VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER EMPORIA, KANS 70 EMPORIA PIZZA HUT 831 West 6th Emporia, Kansas “Where Quality Reigns Supreme” autobody service YOU BEND 'EM - WE MEND 'EM COMPLETE AUTO BODY RECONSTRUCTION 1221 INDUSTRIAL ROAD EMPORIA, KANSAS 66801 FLOYD L. MCCRACKEN BUS: 316-342-771 3 RES: 316-342-8662 71 © ADMIRE STATE BANK ADMIRE, KANSAS66830 Free Checking Accounts Cattle Loans Auto Loans 4 lA% Savings Account 5 3 i C.D. 2 hrs. Compounded Daily R. H. SHEPHERD, PRESIDENT Managers: “Big” Duane “Little” Virgina Check out Girls: “Shy” Cheryl and Friendly” Lois Carry out Boy: “Cute” and Handsome” Fred Part time Store Keepers: Bud and Jinny Gamba Mike, the teenage Butcher and Meatcutter RAINBOW BREAD Fresh Delivery Daily Salesman Jim Emily STOP IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THE COURTESY QUALITY AT CALHOUN’S LOCATED IN THE HEART OF ALLEN,KANSAS Phone: 528-3231 After 6:00 p.m. 528-3208 WE CAN PROCESS YOUR MEAT FINEST MEAT PROCESSING FACILITIES IN KANSAS CALHOUN GROCERY The Place To Go MILLER GROCERY ROBINSON AMBULANCE SERVICE Rental and Sales 911 Commerical Emporia, Kansas 66801 OSAGE CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OSAGE, KANSAS CHARLES W. WAUGH ESKRIDGE, KANSAS CLINE AUTO SUPPLY INC. EMPORIA, KANSAS ESKRIDGE LUMBER COMPANY Eskridge, Kansas Ph-449-2211 BURGER HOUSE Dine-In-Carry Out Council Grove Pizza — Pizza Burger — Deep Fried Chicken Plus Many Varieties of Sandwiches THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Harveyville, Kansas Complete Banking Service General Merchandise Bessie Williams Miller, Kansas 913-528-4305 WILLIAMS BLACKSMITH SHOP Welding Blacksmithing Warren Williams Miller, Kansas 913-528-2188 EMPORIA WHOLESALE COFFEE CO. 309 Merchant Street Emporia, Kansas 66801 BLUESTEM FARM RANCH SUPPLY 2611 West Hwy. 50 Emporia, Kansas 66801 Phone (316) 342-4613 BLUESTEM BOWL INC. 1519 W. 6th Emporia, Kansas HARDER’S GROCERY “Give us a Chance to Serve You” Bushong, Kansas Carpet — Draperies — Shades WAYNE’S Wayne Lambert, Owner 618 Mechanic Emporia, Kansas Phone 342-4043 Cermic — Tile — Linoleum — Formica 74 INTRODUCING! • 40 pto HP and 52 pto HP models (gas • Precision draft control 3-point hitch and diesel) with infinite rate response • Lightning flash shift (8F-4R speeds) • Hydrostatic power steering, adjust- synchromesh transmission able seat, Dyna-Life® clutch, hydrau- • Planetary final drive lie wet disc brakes • Big, rear fuel tank-new walk- • Options include twin-shaft 540 1000 through” styling RPM IPTO and differential lock. • Big capacity live independent hydraulics ALL NEW INTERNATIONAL 454 and 574 DeBAUN-INTERNATIONAL INC. 424 Market Street Osage City, Kansas 66523 Ph 528-4121 75 AUSTIN FUNERAL HOME Harriet and Ira W. Austin Eskridge, Kansas Phone (913 -449-2221 (Collect) 24 Hour Ambulance Service Durable Equipment Flowers 76 AUSTIN MONUMENT COMPANY Eskridge, Kansas Phone (913) 449-2221 (Collect) USTER HEAT P.O. BOX 626 Rattle Ho. |nc. EMPORIA, KANSAS 66801 Dealer In Stocker And Feeder Cattle In Load Lots Phone Office 316-342-4123 Residence 316-528-3315 GREEVE’S AND LEE’S CONSTRUCTION Admire, Kansas Quality Service in all Kinds of Soil Conservation Dirtwork also Land Clearing Phone 528-3514 or 342-9168 Emporia 78