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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1974 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors .. 3 Classes . 11 Activities . 19 Sports . 45 Administration .. . 63 Marlin Allen Music--1, 2; Letterman's Club—1; Basketball —1,2; Track—1; Baseball- -1,2; Football—3; Library Asst.— 3; FFA—3,4; Class Vice President—4. Bob Arndt Track—1, 2; Basketball—2; Class play—3; Vice president—3; FFA—4; Teacher Aid—4. David Barger Football—1-4; Basketball—1-3; Baseball--1,2,4; Track—1-4; FBLA- -1-3; Pepclub—4; Band—1-3; Cho- rus—1-4; VICA--4. Larry Buffington Basketball—1-2; Football—2; Choir- -1-3; Letterman's club—1. Steve Buffington Chorus—2-4. Herbert Burris Nancy Crook Band— 1; Chorus--l-3; Pep Club—1, 2-4; Cheerleader—2; Pom pon—4; Pep Club vice-president—4. Jim Hannigan Weight Lifting—1,2; FBLA vice-pre- sident—4; STUCO--2; Football —1-4; School play—4; Football King Can- didate—4; Letterman’s Club—4; National Honor Society--4. Mary Hansen Pep club—1-4; Chorus—1-4; FBLA— 1,2; Cheerleader—3,4; Class vice- president—1; Track—1,2,4; Volley- ball--!; Basketball Att.—3,4; Foot- ball Att.--4; Class treasurer—4; STUCO—4. Pamela Hase Pep club—1-4; Band—1-4; STUCO — 3; Chorus—1-4; Football Att.--4; Cheerleader—4; Girls Glee—1-4; Brass Sextet—1,2,4; Brass Choir—1- 4. Dan Jackson Class vice-president—1; Track—2; Basketball—1-3; Football—1,3,4. Jack Jones Football—1; Track—1-4; Speech Contest—3,4; Class play—3; School plays—4. 5 Ronnie Kuhn Football--l; Basketball--1-4; Track- -1-4; Baseball—3, 4; Class president - -1; Annual staff—4; Chorus--!, 4; Band—1-4; Brass choir--4; Woodwind choir--4; Mixed ensemble--4; Ath- elete of the year award--3. Na- tional Honor Society--4. Tom Leffler Letterman's club--l; Basketball—1- 4; Class treasurer--2; Chorus--2; VI CA—3; VICA reporter—4; Vo-tech STUCO vice-president--4. David Lorenz Band—1; Letterman's club—1; Foot- ball--2-4; Baseball—2-4; Basket- ball- ; Library ass't--l,2; VICA-- 3. Ray Marsh Basketball--1,2; Chorus--l,2; STU- CO—1,2; Class president--l; Letter- man's club--l; STUCO treasurer--2. Rodney Maxwell STUCO—1,4; Basketball—1-4; Class vice-president—2; Class play—3; Annual staff--4; Industrial Artist of the year --3; Basketball king can- didate--3; Basketball king—4; Lyon Co. Legue Team--3,4; STUCO pre- sient—4; Track—1-3; National Hon- or Society--4. Eve McCoy Track--1; Pep club--l-3; Annual staff—2; Betty Crocker Award—4. 6 Connie Mitchell Track--l-3; Cheerleader--3; Pep Club—1-3; Basketball--4; Speech contest--2,3; Chorus--1-4; class play--3; Head Pom pon girl--4; STUCO--2. David Mize Football--1-3; Basketball--1-4; Track--1; Annual staff—4; Photo- graphy club--3. Jeannie Moran Cheerleader--4; Pep Club—1,2,4; STUCO—1,3; Ruddigore—2; Okla- homa--4; class play--3; Girls en- semble--! ; Mixed ensemble—3,4; Clarinet choir--lp3; Woodwind choir --2,4; Woodwind Quintet--3,4; Band --1-4; Chorus--1 -4; National Honor Society--4. Sid Morgan STUCO—1,2; VICA—3,4; VICA sec- retary—4; Basketball--2; Pep club— 4; Baseball--4; Class president--2. Debra Mounkes Class secretary--3; Pep club--1-4; Pep club president—3; Cheerleader— 4; Chorus--1-4; class play--3. Wade Neill Track--l-4; Basketball--1; Football- -1,2; Chorus--!, 2, 4. 7 Terry Newton Scott Oliver Band--3,4; Chorus--l-4; FBLA--2; Trainer--l-4; Annual—3,4; School play—4; Football King candidate—4; Basketball King candidate--4; Brass choir--4; National Honor Society--4; Stage band--2-4. Dee Redelfs Pep club—1,2; Mixed Ensemble--3; Girls ensemble--3; Girls Glee--3,4; Girls track—1,2f 4; Girls volleyball- -1,3,4; Chorus--l-4; Class secretary --1,4; Class treasurer--l; School plays—4; Class play--3. Mike Rhudy Basketball--1-3; Track--1; Football- -3; Chorus—4; Mixed ensemble—4; Boys ensemble--4. Mike Rumford Basketball: 1-3; Track: 1; Football: 3; Chorus: 4; Mixed ensemble: 4; Boys ensemble: 4. Linda Scarberry FBLA--4; Annual staff—3,4; Chorus- -4; Teachers aid—4; Pep club--3. Forrest Seitz Chorus--1-4; Band—1-4; Percussion Ensemble--3,4; Boys Glee--2, 3,4; Mixed Ensemble--4; School play--4; Class Treasurer--1; Class president— 2; Class vice-president—3; Baseball- -3,4; STUCO—4; Annual staff--3,4; Brass choir—3, 4; Basketball--1,4; National Honor Society--4. David Stoll Mike Van Gundy Band--1-4; Chorus--1-4; Basketball- -1-4; Football—1,3,4; Track--2, 3, 4; Brass choir--1-4; Brass Sextet—2, 3,4; Football king--4; Class play-- 3; School plays--4; Class secretary— 1; Class president--3; STUCO secre- tary—3; Mixed ensemble--1-4; Na- tional Honor Society--4. Melanie Weaver Band--l-4; Woodwind choir—3,4; Sax quartet--4; Chorus—1-4; Girl's Glee--1-4; Pep club--1-4; Cheer- leader- -3,4; Track—2,4; Volleyball --4; Basketball att. —3; Football an.--3; Class play—3; School plays --4. John Wilson Peggy Winter Band--1-4; Chorus--1-4; Brass Choir --1-4; Brass Sextet—3,4; Girls En- semble--1-4; Mixed Ensemble--1, 4; Girls Glee--l-4; Pep club—1,2, 4; Cheerleader--4; Basketball att.— 4; Class play—3; Class treasurer— 2; FBLA vice-president—3; National Honor Society--4; Annual staff--3, 4. 9 Emporia Pizza Hut 831 West 6th Emporia, Kansas ’’Where Quality Reigns Supreme Council Grove Republican Newspaper 212 West Main Street Council Grove, Kansas Open Daily Monday Through Friday Sure, I'm sure Noticed people staring? Deep in thought, Ginger? Slave Driver! On parole till tomorrow Baby Face ’1 Got 102 On The Test! ” Think, think, work, work You must study because of a test. The taecher says, Tomorrow there will be a test. You think, You work, because of a test. You go home, and study, study. Yell at brothers, Scream at others And prepare for a test. Don’t get no sleep. Lay awake. And think about the test. Go to school, Act real cool, And take the test. You sweat all day. Until the teachers say, Then you yell, I Got 102 On The Test! W ade Neill Rest period or student council? Miss Mighty Mouse rememBer classes Juniors Class Of “75” Sharon Stinson Sec., Roy Mann Treas., Mr. Mike Weddle Sponsor, Jerome Hansen Pres., Joyce Bush Vice Pres. Carolyn Anderson John Augustyn Katherine Barger Ginger Bender Jo Lee Burris Joyce Bush Kevin Crabtree A1 Dallen Jim Davis Howard Dobbs Holly Dunn Nancy Edmiston Mrs. Suzie Storrer, Sponsor Marcinell Gillispie Scott Goff Ron Hamilton Jerome Hansen Mary Hensley Richard Hinson Cindy Jacob Darrell Jenkins Jim Johnson Teresa Landwehr Jane Leeburg Kenny Lorenz Roy Mann Janet McAntee 12 Robert Mason Leroy Meloy Howard Myers Darlene Morgan Lisa Morris Veronica Nielsen Delbert Peak Judy Place Kenny Rhudy Rodney Rowland Kathy Schiesser Glenda Shope Sharon Stinson Kathleen Thomas Steve Vasholtz Darrell Venning Bruce Wampler Shairlynn Watson Ron Wilson Laryl Worcester 13 Class of 77 Freddie Albin Kenny Arndt Roxie Anderson Tom Augustyn Ginger Barber Pam Boyce Tam Boyce Terry Cantrell Lisa Coffman David Dalike Keith Dorton Clinton Durgin Cindy Edmiston Kenny Edmiston Teresa Edmunds Dianea Fay Standing: Mr. Pow- ell, Miss Hixson sponsors, J. D. Wea- ver, vice pres., John Zumbrum, pres. Seated: Elaine Weeks, sec., Lisa Coffman, treas. John Goodell Larry Grimsley Jason Jones Robert Kearns u Mark Krueger Denise Landwehr Peggy Leffler Tom Lorenz Jim Maxfield Terry Maxwell Sue Me An tee Joyce McKinsey Dan Melgren Mike Miller Kathy Millerskow Margaret Mize Becky Moreland Anneta Orton Renee Pearson Kay Spade Peggy Stinson Cheryl Turpin Jeannette Unruh J. D. Weaver Elaine Weeks Juanita Weeks Katrina Whitaker Nancy Wilson John Zumbrum Class Of 77 Jim Augustyn Rodney Barber Terri Besack Donna Britain Bill Burris Tina Burris Larry Bush Beverly Choate Jamie Crippen Danny Da harsh Kenny Dallkc Tracy Dobbs Kevin Tally, sec. and treas., Mrs. Gilbert, sponsor; Tom Moreland, pres.; Mr. Spade, sponsor; Kenny Dallke, vice pres. Beverly Edgett John Edmiston Deeana G reeves Craig Jensen Fred Johnson Paul Lee Nannette Luginsland Janell Mallein Alcasa Millison Bret Mize Tom Moreland Hazel Morgan Kathy Morris Julie Olson Jim Orton David Parks Marc Pierce Kathy Place Leo Rathke Roger Raue Sheila Rowland Carol Schlesener Kevin Tally Stacy Thomas Shirley Unruh Pat Vansyoc Cindy Wallace Sheila Watson Karen Wecker David Whittington 17 lELCO t agr 4 t©cKT tHi � Ttt Basketball Wizard NHHS Hi, yourself! story painters Comfortable? High altitude, Wade, Suckers! Weddle ain't bad — rememBer activities Homecoming Miss Sharon Stinson, a .junior, was chosen as 1973 Football Homecoming Queen by the football squad. Sharon was crowned by last year’s queen, Miss Denise Dorton. The queen's attendants were Miss Mary Hansen, senior; and Miss Pam Hase, senior. The girls were escorted onto the field by Scott Oliver, senior; Jim Hannigan, senior; Dan Jackson, senior; Mike VanGundy, senior; and Roy Mann, junior. Mike VanGundy was chosen as Homecoming King at the dance after the game. On November 15 and 16 the N. H. Chorus presented OKLAHOMA! Curly (MIKE VAN GUNDY) is the ardent optimistic cowboy who promises to take Laurey, his sweetheart, to the bam dance in The Surrey With The Fringe On Top. Laurey (JANET McANTEE) advises him to be careful or People Will Say We’re In Love. Ado Annie (JEANNEE MORAN) is the girl who Can’t Say No and her suitor. Will Parker, (ROY MANN) tunefully re- ports that Everything's Up To Date In Kansas City. Ali Hakim (FORREST SEITZ) is the Persian peddler who gets in trouble because every daughter has a father with a gun. The hired hand, Jud Fry, (DAVID BARGER) is a menacing villian who thinks he is better'n that smart aleck cowhand. Laurey's wise aunt, Aunt Eller, (JANE LEEBURG) leads her through difficulties. Andrew Carnes (SCOTT OLIVER) tries to convince everyone that The Farmer and The Cowman Should Be Friends.” Also in- cluded were: Cord Elam (JACK JONES); Gertie Cumm - ings (SHARON STINSON): Ike Skidmore (DELBERT PEAK) and Slim (LARRY BUSH). 22 Oklahoma! NHHS Spirit Boosters Cheerleaders Left to Right: Susan Weaver (alter- nate), Debbie Mounkes, Sharon Stinson, Peggy Winter, Mary Hansen (head), Pam Hase, Jeannie Moran. Pep Club First Row: Debbie Mounkes, Pam Hase, Peggy Winter, Mary Hansen, Sharon Stinson, Susan Weaver, Jeannie Moran. Second Row: Kathy Schiesser, Cindy Jacobs, Juanita Weeks, Katrina Whitaker, Teresa Edmunds, Peggy Stinson, Kathleen Thomas, Janet McAntee, Nancy Crook, Renee Pearson, Lisa Coffman, Beverly Edgctt, Kathy Morris, Sue McAntee, Connie Mitchell. Third Row: Beverly Choate, Glenda Shope, Jane Lee- burg, Roxie Anderson, Dianea Faye, Jeannette Unruh, Lisa Morris, Deanna Greeve, Terry Besack, Donna Britain, Janell Mallein, Nanette Luginsland, Sheila Rowland, Carll Schlesener, Aleasa Millison, Cindy Wallace, Joyce Bush. Fourth Row: Kay Spade, Scott Goff, Darrell Venning, Forrest Seitz, John Goodell, Laryl Worcester, Robert Kearns, Larry Bush, Jason Jones, Nancy Wilson, Margaret Mize, Tina Burris, Shirley Unruh, Wade Neill, Kenny Arndt, Terry Max- well, Jack Jones, Karen Wecker. Officers President--Kathleen Thomas; Vice President--Nancy Crook; Spirit Chairman--Kathy Schiesser; Sponsor—Mr. Weddle; Secretary --Janet McAntee; Treasurer— Delbert Peak; Sponsor--Miss Up- shaw. I - W ' i J f 5 i .7 Pom Pom Girls Front Row: Sue McAntee, Kathy Schies- ser, head; Connie Mitchell, Beverly Choate, Kay Spade. Back Row: Kath- leen Thomas, Cindy Jacobs, Karen Wecker, Nancy Crook, Joyce Bush. February 8, 1974, marked a mem- orable event for Miss Janet McAntee, who was crowned as 1974 Queen of Courts by last years queen, Karen Schlesener Calhoun, Janet, a junior, was attended by Miss Mary Hansen, senior; and Miss Peggy Winter, senior. They were escorted by Rod Maxwell, senior; Scott Oliver, senior; Tom Lef- fler, senior; and Kenny Rhudy, junior. Rod Maxwell was announced as King at the dance after the game. Polaris Style Show Hearts of Fashion was the theme of the annual Polaris Style Show, which was held on Valentines Day this year. Thirteen girls participated in the show. The Family Living class prepared the delicious cake and punch which was en- joyed while waiting for the announcement of the winners. First place went to Mary Hansen; second to Susan Weaver and third place went to Sharon Stinson. FBLA The purpose of the Future Busi- ness Leaders of America is to pre- pare high school students who are interested in making their career as a businessman or woman and to in- troduce them to projects to help other people. A turkey was sent to the Hillcrest Rest Home for Thanks- giving. The FBLA participated this year in a field trip to Procter Gamble, General Motors, and Elec- tronic Computer Programming Insti- tute in K.C., a service project making typewriter and adding ma- chine covers, collecting for the March of Dimes, and the State Convention. At State, Juanita Weeks was elected Region III Vice- President, and the club received the Golden Seal Award. The Wizard of Oz Kathleen Thomas............Dorothy Ginger Bender.................Toto Joyce Bush...............Scarecrow Forrest Seitz..................Tin Man Roy Mann.............Cowardly Lion Jane Leeburg...............Melinda Jack Jones...................Verdo Jeannie Moran.................Jade Susan Weaver...............Belinda Jim Hannigan................Wizard Teresa Edmunds..............Glinda Stacy Thomas.................. Boq Kevin Tally....................Zoq Cindy Jacob . . . Mother, Poppy, cat .Mother, Amber .Lullaby League, Poppy, Topaz Lullaby League, Poppy, cat Lullaby League, Poppy, cat Lollipop Guild, Soldier Lollipop Guild, Soldier Craig Jensen. Lollipop Guild, Winkle Kathy Schiesser . . . Gossiper, cat Carolyn Anderson..........Gossiper Clinton Durgin . . Coroner, Wonkle Veronica Nielsen Sharon Stinson . Peggy Stinson. . Renee Pearson. . Larry Bush . . . Rod Rowland . . 30 First Row: K. Spade, A. Millison, B. Choate, B. Moreland, S. Thomas, L. Grimsley, T. More- land, K. Dallke, P. Van Syoc, T. Dobbs, R. Kearns, L. Rathke, P. Leffler, M. Mize, M. Hansen, T. Besack. Second Row: D. Landwehr, B. Edgett, J. Olson, D. Britain, L. Coffman, L. Bush, T. Cantrall, R. Barber, L. Meloy, F. Johnson, K. Tally, J. Crippen, K. Schies- ser, N. Luginsland, S. Rowland, C. Turpin, T. Burris. Third Row: J. Moran, K. Morris, D. Mounkes, P. Winter, P. Stinson, J. Leeburg, J. Zumbrum, R. Kuhn, D. Mel- gren, C. Jensen, D. Parks, J. Johnson, S. Buffington, L. Scar- Mixed Chorus Boys Ensemble Girls Glee Ensemble berry, S. Stinson, R. Pearson, C. Mitchell, D. Fay, E. Weeks. Fourth Row: G. Barber, J. Burris, C. Jacob, J. Mallein, D. Greeve, T. Edmunds, M. Miller, R. Mann, R. Burris, J. Goodell, D. Dallke, J. D. Weaver, S. Oliver, D. Whittington, J. Bush, S. McAntee, C. Wallace, J. McAntee, K. Thomas, J. Unruh, Fifth Row: C. Anderson, V. Neilson, S. Weaver, T. Boyce, J. McKinsey, K. Whi- taker, R. Raue, M. Rumford, K. Edmiston, J. Davis, R. Wilson, M. Van Gundy, F. Seitz, W. Neill, K. Wecker. D. Redelfs, P. Boyce, T. Landwehr, P. Hase, J. Weeks. NHHS First Row: Jcannie Moran, Sharon Stinson, Kay Spade, Cindy Wal- lace, Cindy Jacob, Juanita Weeks, Teresa Landwehr. Second Row: Carolyn Anderson, Veronica Nielsen, Shirley Unruh, Nanette Luginsland, Carol Schlesener, Jane Leeburg, Susan Weaver, Roxie Anderson, James Davis, Denise Landwehr, Lisa Coffman, Ronnie Kuhn, Mike Van Gundy. Band Third Row: Roy Mann, Renee Pear- son, Peggy Stinson, Leroy Meloy, Sue McAntee, John Zumbrum, J. D. Weaver, Dan Melgren, Leo Rathke, Craig Jensen, Joyce Bush, Kathy Schiesser, Pam Hase, Larry Bush, Teresa Edmunds, Kevin Tally, Peggy Winter. Fourth Row: David Parks, Scott Oliver, Forrest Seitz, Bruce Wampler, Janet Mc- Antee, Holly Dunn, Jamie Crippen Clarinet Quartet Saxaphone Quartet Woodwind Quintet Woodwind Choir Brass Choir Percussion Ensemble Saxophone Six By Janet McAntee The theme for the 1974 Junior-Senior Prom was Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. The Juniors worked hard preparing for the banquet and dance, which took place on Saturday, May 4. 34 Annual Staff YEARBOOK SPONSOR................Mrs. Helen Stiner EDITOR.............................Forrest Seitz ASST. EDITOR.....................Kathleen Thomas BUSINESS MANAGER...........................Rodney Maxwell ASST. BUS. MAN..............................Janet McAntee PHOTOGRAPHERS..............................Connie Mitchell Joyce Bush ACTIVITIES EDITORS..................Jeanne Moran Kathy Schiesser CLASS EDITORS........................Peggy Winter Cindy Jacob SPORTS EDITORS.......................Scott Oliver Ronnie Kuhn FACULTY EDITORS.............................Linda Scarberry David Mize STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: Mary Hansen, Kathleen Thomas, Roy Mann, Jerome Hansen, Janet McAntee, Vice-Pres.; Rodney Maxwell, Pres.; Susan Weaver, Sec. and Treas.; Kenny Arndt, John Zumbrum, Jamie Crippen, Tom Moreland. 35 Rod Maxwell, president of the Student Council, presented a check to the mother of Ricky Smith. The check was to be used to help purchase an iron lung which Ricky needed very much. Tom Leffler, senior, received first place in pipe welding in the State of Kansas in 1973. He placed in the safety division in Kansas in 1973. Tom received second place in arc welding in Kansas District 1 in 1974 and placed in job application division in Kansas District 1. He received first in arc welding in the State of Kansas in 1974, which qualified him for the national competition in San Antonio, Texas in June of 1974. Tom was al- so nominated and accepted by the Who's Who Among Students in American Vocational and Technical Schools. 36 1974 Northern Heights Seniors Graduate 37 ii t James William Hannigan, SR Pres. Ronald Howard Kuhn, SR Vice Pres. Peggy Jo Winter, SR Sec. Forrest Scott Seitz, SR Teresa Lynn Landwehr, JR Joyce Elaine Bush, JR New Wildcat Honor Society Formed The Wildcat Honor Society chapter of the National Honor Society was inaugurated May 7, 1974. An address was given by Joseph Hargrave, Superintendent. Special guests Mrs. Gwen Pollens and Miss Suzanne Mueller of the Council Grove High School chapter of Council Grove High School chapter of the National Honor Society as- sisted in the initiation of the new members. Mr. A. El- win Powell was advisor for the new Wildcat chapter. Rodney Lee Maxwell, SR Diana Jean Moran, SR Cynthia Kaye Jacob, JR Juanita Faye Weeks, SO Teresa Ann Edmunds, SO Michael Wayne Van Gundy SR Trcas. Scott Douglas Oliver, SR Hans Jerome Hansen, JR Carolyn Marie Anderson, JR 38 It's your turn now. Martian Veronica. He enters! Scheming again. Smile big, Ginger! 39 Life Life is the beginning Life is a start, Life is love, deep in the heart. Life is a bird free in the sky, Flying and flying ever so high You see it in the sky You see it in the sea, You see life everywhere, running free. You may touch it, You may hold it. You may see it, and you may be it, but the only thing you should do with life is, Love it. Jim Augustyn 40 CALHOUN GROCERY Allen, Kansas Phone: 528-3231 After 6:00 p.m. 528-3208 WE CAN PROCESS YOUR MEAT FINEST MEAT PROCESSING FACILITIES IN KANSAS Allen, Kansas Phone: 528-3208 or 528-3231 DUANE C. TRUCKLINES CALHOUN Small cars conserve energy. Boys are looking better! United we stand Divided we fall The mighty Wildcats Will conquer all. RED X PHARMACY FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION Farm and Ranch Loans 624 Commercial Street 115 West Fifth Emporia, Kansas Emporia, Kansas 66801 43 Fantastic As I write this I wonder who’ll ever remember who wrote it wasn't that that funny looking girl who thought she could write poetry or was it the one who worked on annual staff, who knows? KT 44 studying hard? Burlingame Coop Elevator Harveyville Burlingame, Kansas another day at NHHS Does the world revolve Half as fast as it seems Or are we so busy We don't realize it? KT Eskridge Co-op Feed-Seed-Fertilizer Eskridge, Kansas Phone 449-2291 Back row, 1. tor.: Trainer Scott Oliver, Coach Storrer, Veronica Nielsen, Aleasa Millison, Denise Land wehr, Susan Wea- ver, Kathy Morris, Deanna Greeves, Karen Wecker, Nennette Luginsland, Janell Mallein, Shelia Rowland, Carolyn And- erson, Coach Upshaw. Front row: Kay Spade, Joyce Bush, Renee Pearson, Dee Redelfs, Lisa Coffman, Sharon Stinson, Kathy Schiesser. TTI - V TTl” I Americus Hardware Americus, KS 66835 Ph. 316-884-2233 P L Cafe Helen Mary Burlingame, KS The Eskridge Independent Eskridge, KS 66423 Ph. 449-2381 HOME VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE VISITOR WINNER NH OLPE OLPE NH MADISON MADISON Nil FLINT HILLS FLINT HILLS NH HARTFORD NH NH HAMILTON NH NH LEAGUE TOURNAMENT HARTFORD NH NH MADISON NH NH FLINT HILLS FLINT HILLS SECOND PLACE REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Nil RILEY COUNTY RILEY COUNTY CANNON’S SUPERMARKET Town Country Mobile Sales O'BRIEN’S 201 Commercial Sales Services TIRE TRUCK PARTS Emporia, Kansas 66801 Emporia, Ks. Americus Road New Strawn, Ks. Emporia, Kansas Front row, 1. to r.: David Lorenz, David Barger, trainer Scott Oliver, Jim Hannigan, Bob Mason. Second row: Bruce Wam- pler, Jim Davis, John Augustyn, Roy Mann, Howard Dobbs, Rod Rowland. Third row: Tracy Dobbs, Stacy Thomas, Mike Miller, David Dallke, Keith Dorton, Tom Augustyn, Terry Maxwell. Fourth row: Kenny Dallke, Craig Jensen, J. D. Weaver, Roger Raue, Tom Moreland, Jim Augustyn, Pat VanSyoc, Bret Mize. Not pictured: Mike VanGundy. Transport Inn Truck Stop West 50 Highway Emporia, Kansas Ingmire Plumbing, Heating Appliances 48 Council Grove, Kansas The Bake Shop West Main Council Grove, Kansas A Team Football Schedule NH NH NH NH NH NH NH 0 6 0 0 1 6 to 0 0 Mission Valley Hartford Flint Hills Luckey of M. Canton-Galva Olpc Madison Silver Lake Lebo 31 20 25 40 40 54 66 GO 34 NH NH NH This year, the football team of Northern Heights played a difficult schedule under the leadership of head coach Ron Lee and assistant Marshall Spade. The Wildcats dropped 9 straight games, extending our 3 year losing streak to 18 games. For our Homecoming game, we played Olpe and lost 54 to zip. A TEAM Team Football Schedule Mission Valley Burlingame Olpe Bausman Oil Company Hanson--Kimmal—Watts Fertilizer Skelly Products Americus Bldg. Material, Inc. Service, Inc. Americus, Kansas 4830 West 50 Highway Phillips Fertilizer--Nutrena Feeds Phone 884-3171 Emporia, Kansas 66801 Phone 316-342-4775 49 Senior Trainer Scott Oliver Council Grove National Bank Fred Miller Tire Service 130 West Main 3 West Main Osage Farm Equipment Council Grove, Ks. Council Grove, Ks. and Co., Inc. 50 phone 767-5129 Phone 167-6111 Osage City, Kansar ROD MAXWELL SENIOR CENTER I • F FORREST SEITZ SENIOR FORWARD TRAINING TEAM David Parks-Asst. Trainer Terry Maxwell-Head Statistician Scotty Oliver-Head Trainer David Dallke-Manager Tracey Dobbs-Asst. Statistician STARS OF 1974 MIKE VANGUNDY SENIOR FORWARD SCOTTY OLIVER SENIOR TRAINER 5 YEARS RONNIE KUHN SENIOR GUARD TOM LEFFLER TOURNAMENT DAVID MIZE SENIOR TEAM SENIOR FORWARD FORWARD 51 Top Picture: BackRow: Coach M. Spade, K. Tally, D. Whittington, M. Pierce, J. Agustyn, C. Jensen. Front Row: L. Bush, S. Thomas, K. Dalke. Bottom Picture; Back Row: Coach R. Lee, D. Jenkins, J. Agustyn, H. Myers, J. Davis, R. Rowland, K. Dorton. Front Row: D. Melgren, M. Krueger, T. Agustyn, G. Hansen, J. Maxfield. Top Picture Next Page; BackRow: Coach Marshall Spade, Jolin Augustyn, Mike VanGundy, Howard Meyers, David Mize, Kenny Rhudy. Front Row: Forrest Seitz, Ronnie Kuhn, Jerome Hansen, Jimmy Maxfield. Not Pictured: Rodney Maxwell, Tom Leffler, Coach Ron Lee, Train- er Scott Oliver and Terry Maxwell. B5MHQB. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE(A) Nil 58 Hartford 52 NH •50 Madison 72 NH 57 Flint Hills 87 NH 46 Lyndon 81 NH 63 Olpc 62 NH 67 Reading 54 NH 55 Hamilton 51 LYON COUNTY TOURNAMENT NH 40 Hartford 38 NH 30 Flint Hills 44 NH 52 Reading 51 NII 54 Pacico 93 NH 52 Hartford 53 NH 66 Osage City 68 NH 51 Madison 59 NH 37 Flint Hills 45 NH 58 Olpe 46 NH 45 Reading 48 NH 62 Hamilton 60 NH 65 Strong City 47 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Nil 56 Pomona 42 NH 44 Lyndon 55 N!1 58 Burlingame 56 ACHIEVEMENTS Third in Lyon County Tournament, third in Regional Tournament, Third in Lyons County League, and Rod Maxwell also made the All League team. NH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE (B) 26 Hartford 48 NH 31 Madison 59 NH 32 Flint Hills 39 NH 38 Lyndon 48 NI1 39 Olpe 46 NH 50 Reading 38 NH 51 Hamilton 45 NH 50 Paxico 60 NH 28 Hartford 44 NH 47 Osage City 62 NH 32 Madison 50 NH 44 Flint Hills 34- NH 51 Olpe 42 NH 46 Reading 40 NH 68 Hamilton 55 NH 56 Strong City 33 FRESHMAN SCHEDULE NH 34 Strong Citye ; 24 NH 25 Olpe 41 NH 19 Auburn 8 B Team1 NH 40 Auburn 51 A .Team NH 33 Olpe HJ 45 NH 27 Flint Hills 49 NH ' '29 Madison 49 NH ■ Hartford 39 NH FRESHMAN TOURNAMENT 36 T Madison 38 Back Row, 1. to r.: Shirley Unruh, Hazel Morgan, Joyce Bush, Pam Boyce, Coach Ron Lee, Tam Boyce, Deeanna Greeves, Kathy Schiesser, Front Row: Denise Landwehr, Sharon Stinson, Teresa Landwehr, Connie Mitchell, Lisa Coffman. Not Pic- tured: Renee Pearson, Trainer Scott Oliver. 55 A BASKETBALL SCHEDULE NH 9 Flint Hills 46 NH 30 Madison 32 NH 16 Burlingame 40 NH 41 Reading 22 NH IS Hamilton 38 NH 31 Reading 23 NH 25 Strong City 8 League Tournament NH 34 Reading 21 NH oo Flint Hills 52 NH 46 Madison 40 Regional Tournament NH 32 Mission Valley 35 B TEAM SCHEDULE NH 12 Burlingame 26 NH 6 Reading This past year, the Northern Heights girls basketball team, under the pa- tient guidance of coaches Ron Lee and Barbra Schmidt, took the floor for the first time. The few that saw them practice shook their heads and forecasted a bleak season. But soon things took shape and the Wildkittens won five out of their last eight games. The highest scorer for the year was Teresa Landwehr, with a total of 24 in a game against Madison. The Wildkittens also scored their season high in the same game against Madison. They scored the incredible total of 46. The A team starters were Renee Pearson, Sharon Stinson, Dennise Land- wehr, Teresa Landwehr, and Connie Mitchell. 56 The games continue until the last game. This is it, what all the work and toil has led up to, the successful conclusion of a season. The game is played and regardless of the winner, both groups know that this was it. The teams leave, the doors closed, but the memory of the senior's last game should live on forever. The others will be back next year, but the seniors never will. 57 BOYS TRACK TEAM: Back Row: M. VanGundy, R. Mann, R. Kuhn, D. Barger, J. Davis, M. Rhudy. Front Row: D. Melgren, Jason Jones, K. Rhudy, L. Bush, K. Dorton. Not Pictured: Jack Jones, Trainer Scott Oliver. Coaches Marshall Spade and Mike Weddle. GIRLS TRACK TEAM: Back Row: B. Edget, K. Schiesser, D. Redelfs, J. Leeburg, J. Mallein, K. Morris, K. Whitiker, N. Luginsland, Trainer Janet McAntee. Front Row: R. Pearson, M. Hansen, S. Stinson, J. Bush, K. Spade, L. Coffman, L. Morris, M. Hensley. Coach Marshall Spade. Back Row: T. Augustyn, J. Augustyn, K. Rhudy, D. Barger, D, Lorenz, C. Jensen, Coach Lee. Front Row: Jim Augustyn, P. VanSyoc, T. Maxwell, K. Dorton, J. Hansen, R. Kuhn, R. Rowland. This year at Northern Heights, two long standing track records were broken. Mike VanGundy, senior, broke Russ Jen- kins' old discus record of 133 feet. Mike threw it 146'8 at the Hartford Invitational. Ken Rhudy, junior, broke Roger An- derson's old pole vault record of 1T6” when he went 12' at the Lyon County meet. Other good performances were Sharon Stinson's 1st in the state in broad jump (18'1 ), 4th in the state in the 100 dash (11.6), Girls' 880 relay getting 4th in state, and Ron Kuhn getting third in the Lyon County meet in Broad jump (19'7”). Miss Hixson is one of our new teachers this year. She teaches advanced biology, physics, chemistry, and is also one of the Sophomore sponsors. Mr. Lee is another new teacher this year. He teaches drivers education, biology, physical education, and is football coach, assistant basketball coach, and baseball coach. Mr. Spade is new with us thie year. He teaches math, is head basketball and track coach, assistant football coach, and Freshman sponsor. Miss Upshaw is also new with us this year. She teaches En- glish I, English II, speech, and is volleyball coach, Pep Club sponsor and cheerleader sponsor, one of the Camaro Sisters, directs the school plays, forensics coach. Student Council sponsor. ZTKian ' «L2SI1 I • -Ml 64 Mr. Powell is chief baby-sitter (grossly underpaid), he is one of the Sophomore sponsors, teaches American history, Amer- ican government and world history. Mr. Robins is a Senior class sponsor, bus driver, band director, assistant principal, teaches chorus, and music coordinator for the district. Mrs. Rifenbark teaches part of our business classes. She teach- es general business, business law, economics, shorthand, Office machines, and is sponsor of FBLA. Mrs. Gilbert teaches bachelor's home economics, girl's home economics, and family living. She is one of the Freshmen sponsors. Mrs. Storrer teachesBasicArtI.il, Crafts I, II, Volleyball Coach, Pom Pom Sponsor, Junior Sponsor, the other half of the school, study hall teacher, parking lot attendant, helps design the school plays, also one of the Camaro Sisters. Mr. Weddle teaches Psychology, English III, English IV, Writing and Composition, and is Pep Club Sponsor and one of the Junior Sponsors. 66 Mrs. Stiner teaches Typing I, Typing II, Office Practice, Bookkeeping I, II, she is the yearbook sponsor. Mrs. Stiner is die teacher who always has a smile no matter what. Office Workers this year for the first time are Linda Scar- berry and Ginger Bender, Nancy Crook was also one of the workers but she has moved to Emporia. Mr, Longberg is new this year. He is counselor at Northern Heights and Reading High School. 67 Roger Raue is Gene's helper. 68 Board Members: Lawrence Parks, president, Clinton Dabies, Max Davis, Melvin Stanford, Donald Grother, Standing: Mrs. Mary Oliver, clerk, Joe Hargrave, superinendent; Drank Landwehr, Myron VanGundy, seated. Student teachers: Marvin Waters, Sal Garriola, Maggie Elder, Mike O’Malley, Richard Hite, Ray Owens. 69 Mr. Jenkins Bus Drivers Mrs. Myers Charlie Wyda Mrs. Edmunds Mrs. Jenkins Mrs. Place Ah, come on, Laurie. JB 4 My third tonight Wow! Look at those girls George is back (see Art work) Keith E. Rowland Dekalb Hybrid Seed cieo C. Jacob 528-3257 342-6688 Burn's Body Shop For expert body and glass repair Now what I'd do, We did do things Silhouettes Admire, Kansas Americus, Kansas 107 Commercial 7? Another break? Have you heard You heard the same thing? Roses are red Violets are blue I'm leaving this school No thanks to you Play practice? Our masculine boys Osage City Chamber of Commerce A Good Place to Live” 72 Our school Some of the times were good some were bad. But being good or bad it makes no difference, not now. The faces you saw each day are seen no longer The whispered voices speaking the latest gossip no longer heard The teachers you knew you'd never like suddenly no longer are enemies. All that counts now are memories. Remember the blue lights in Oklahoma Remember the tests we all studied for Remember the trip not taken Remember . . . Remember . . . Now all you have left are memories, memories so very precious precious indeed. Kathleen Thomas Another day The halls of our university These young teachers Working hard, Roger Blair Colonial Mortuary Emporia, Kansas 73 EMPORIA LIVESTOCK SALES CO., INC. Bonded and Insured Ph. 342-2425 Emporia, Kansas Sale every Friday 10:00 A.M. FLOYD’S AUTOBODY SERVICE You bend ’em—We mend ’em! 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