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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1975 volume:

i % I The 1975 Wildcat Staff Presents: The Way We Were Northern Heights High School Allen, Kansas Volume XX Editors . . . Kathleen Thomas Jerome Hansen . . . Can it be that it was all so simple then, or has time re-written every line? If we had the chance to do it all again, tell me would we? could we? . . . SENIORS Class of ‘75’ Class Colors: Lavender and White Class Flower: Daisy Class Motto: Reason is die light God kindled in the soul. Class Officers; Howard Dobbs--Pres- ident; Joyce Bush-- Secretary; James Da- vis - - V ice - Pres iden t; Kathy Schiesser-- Treasurer Carolyn Anderson Band 1-4; Woodwind Ensembles 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Girls Ensemble 3,4; Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; National Honor Society and Offi- cer 3, 4; Pep Club 1; School Plays 3, 4; Model UN 3, 4; Scholarship Medal (History) 3rd; NSF Summer Science Training Program 3; Annual Staff 4 Cindy Aye WCSU 3; Chorus 3; Pep Club 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Pep Club Secretary 4; Football Queen 4; STUCO 4 Katherine Barger Band 1, 2; Woodwind Choir 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Volleyball 2; FBLA 3; Li- brarian 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Annual Staff 4; Track 2; Newspaper Staff 4 Ginger Bender Pep Club 1, 4; Chorus 1, 2; FBLA and Officer 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; School Plays 3, 4; Color Guard 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Who's Who in FBLA 3 6 Jo Lee Burris Chorus 1, 3; Pep Club 1; FBLA 2-4 Joyce Bush Band Ensembles 1-4; Chorus and En- sembles 1-4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 3, 4; Track 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Pom Pon Girl 3; Cheerleader 4; Vale- dictorian 4; School Plays 3, 4; Class Officer 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 Kevin Crabtree Chorus 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Track4 Jim Davis Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1, 3; FBLA 2, 3; Chorus and Ensembles 1- 4; Band and Ensembles 1-4; STUCO 1; Football King Candidate 4; Boys State 3; National Honor Society 4; School Plays 3, 4; Class Officer 4 Howard Dobbs Class Officer 1, 4; STUCO 4; Football 1-4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Football King 4 Holly Dunn Band and Ensembles 1-4; Chorus 1, 2; FBLA 2; School Play 4; Speech Con- test 2; Pep Club 1, 4 7 Nancy Edmiston Pep Club 1; Librarian's Aide 4; FBLA2 Marci Gillispie Chorus 1; Track 1; Class Officer 2; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4 Scott Goff Band 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1; Basketball 1 Jerome Hansen Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Nation- al Honor Society and Officer 3, 4; Model UN 3, 4; Basketball Home- coming King 4; School Play 4; Class Officer 3; STUCO 3; Letterman's Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Boys' State 3 Richard Hinson Chorus 4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Base- ball 1-4 Cindy Jacob Band and Ensembles 1-4; Chorus and Ensembles 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Pom Pon Girl 3; Cheerleader 4; Class Of- ficer 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; National Honor Society and Officer 3, 4; School Plays 1, 3, 4; Speech Contest 4; News- paper Staff 4; Salutatorian 4 Darrell Jenkins Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 4; School Play 4; Teacher’s Aide 4 Jane Leeburg Band and Ensembles 1-4; Chorus and Ensembles 1-4; Girls Ensemble 2-4; Senior Ensemble 3,4; Woodwind Choir 2,4; Pep Club 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Speech Contest 4; Volleyball 2; Track 3; Betty Crocker Award 4; School Plays 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4 Kenny Lorenz Basketball 1; Letterman’s Club 1; Class Vice-President 1; Baseball 4; Basket- ball Trainer 4; School Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4 Roy Mann Band and Ensembles 1-4; Chorus and Ensembles 1-4; Track 1-3; Basketball 1,2; Football 1-4; Football Home- coming King Candidate 3, 4; Speech Contest 3; National Honor Society 4; School Plays 2, 3,4; Class Officer 1, 3; Band Officer 1-4; STUCO and Of- ficer 3, 4 Janet McAntee Class Officer 2; STUCO 1. 3, 4; Pep Club and Officer 1-4; Band and En- sembles 1, 3, 4; Queen of Courts 3; School Play 3; Speech Contest 3; Girls Track Trainer 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Chorus and Ensembles 1-4 Dar Morgan Pep Club 1; Chorus 1; Volleyball 1 9 Howard Myers Basketball 1-4; Baseball 2, 4; Football 4; FBLA 1, 2; STUCO 2; Class Officer 2; Basketball King Candidate 4; School Plays 3,4; Boys' State 3 Delbert Peak Basketball 1; Chorus 3; Track 1,2; School Plays 3, 4; FBLA 1 Judy Place Class Treasurer 1; Chorus 1; FBLA 3; Office Aide 4 Kenny Rhudy Football 4; Basketball 1, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1-4; STUCO 1; VICA 3,4; VICA Treasurer 4; Chorus 1; Football King Candidate 4; Basketball King Candidate 3, 4 Rod Rowland Football 1-4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Base- ball 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Photography Club 1; School Plays 3,4; Boys Chorus 1,2; Teacher's Aide 4; Boys’ State 3; Pep Club 4 Kathy Schiesser Band and Ensembles 1-4; Chorus and Ensembles 1-4; Annual Staff 3; Class Officer 4; National Honor Society 4; Track 1-4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 3, 4; Pep Club and Officer 1, 3, 4; Pom Pon Girl 3; Girls State 3; School Plays 3, 4 10 Glenda Shope Pep Club 1, 3, 4; FBLA and Officer 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 3; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Who's Who in FBLA 3; Librarian 2,4; Teacher's Aide 4 Sharon Stinson Pep Club 1-4; Chorus and Ensembles 1-4; Track 1-4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Volleyball 3,4; Bas- ketball 3, 4; Football Homecoming Queen 3; Band and Ensembles 1-4; National Honor Society 4; Polaris 3, 4; School Plays 3, 4 Kathleen Thomas STUCO and Officer 2, 3; Pep Club and Officer 1-4; Pom Pon Girl 3; Cheerleader 4; Football Attendant 4; Queen of Courts 4; Chorus and En- sembles 1-4; Band and Ensembles 4; School Plays 3; Speech Contest 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4 Steve Vahsholtz Baseball 1; Letterman's Club 1 Darrel Venning Pep Club 1; Photography Club 1; Teacher's Aide 4 Shairlynn Watson Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,2; Teacher's Aide 4; Volleyball 1 11 12 ADMINISTRATION Meet the Administration PRINCIPAL’S ADDRESS Many people go to work each day doing an eight hour job. Many of these jobs are the same routine each day. Not in my profession--Education! I witness each day the development of tomorrow's leaders. The young people who will be the leaders of the world's greatest country-- America. The accomplishments and the confidence of to- day’s youth assure me of America's future. Mr. Gary Massey, Principal Mrs. Barbara Goff--Secretary Mr. Gary Massey--Principal OFFICE AIDES, Back Row: Cheryl Turpin, Cindy Jacob, Peggy Stinson, Peggy Lef- fler. Front Row: Kathleen Thomas, Jim Max field. GARRISONS MUSIC STORE, Emporia, Kansls FLOYD’S AUTOBODY SERVICE, Emporia, Kansas U BOARD OF EDUCATION: Back Row: Lawrence Parks, J. Clinton Davies-- President, Max Davis, Ronald Grother- -Vice-President, Melvin Stanford. Front Row: Mary Oliver--Board Clerk, Joe Hargrave--Superintendent, Myron VanGundy, J. Frank Landwehr, Judy Mundy--Board Treasurer and Lunch Clerk (not pictured). TRANSPORT INN CAFE, Emporia, Kan- sas FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION, Emporia, Kansas 15 Teachers Challenge Students To Learn Northern Heights this year welcomed six new teachers to the faculty. Together, with the returning faculty mem- bers, they worked to make 1975 a successful year. Our teachers have contributed to our school by giving unselfish- ly of themselves. They sponsored, coached, directed, and challenged the students of Northern Heights to improve themselves and to learn throughout the 1975 school year. MILLER BLACKSMITH SHOP, MILLER WARREN WILLIAMS MILLER GROCERY, MILLER BESSIE WILLIAMS PYKIET DX, ALLEN 528-9536 BOLTON CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH. INC.. COUNCIL GROVE WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES MODLIN’S MINI-SERVICE, BUSHONG 884-5680 THE BAKE SHOP, COUNCIL GROVE BAKER HELEN AXE Top Left: Aklyn Foster—Librarian, French. Top Center: Mr. Marshall Spade--Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach, General Math, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Advanced Math, and Sophomore Sponsor. Top Right: Mr. Ron Lee--Head Football Coach, Girl's Basketball Coach, Assistant Boy's Basketball Coach, Biology, Drivers Education, Boy's Physical Education, Senior Sponsor. Far Left Center: Mrs. Jan Jensen--Home Economics I, and III, Family Living. Left Center: Mr. A. Elwin Powell--World History, American History, American Government, Junior Sponsor. Right Center: Mrs. Sue Winter-General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Pep Club Sponsor. Far Right Center: Mrs. Helen Stiner--Recordkeeping, Consumer Edu- cation, Typing II, Business Machines, Bookkeeping I and II, FBLA Sponsor. Bottom: Mrs. Lois Froelich--Home Eco- nomics I and II, Boy's Home Economics, Art I and II, Sophomore Sponsor. 17 000690000 OOQOOC QGQOQO ©Of ©€ Right: Mrs. Shelly Staten--English I, English 11, Oral Com- munications, Freshman Class Sponsor, Speech Sponsor Far Right: Mr. Michael Weddle--Sociology, English III, English IV, Writing and Composition, Senior Class Sponsor I i Lower Right: Mr. Gary Waner--Shop I, Shop II, Auto Me- chanics, Metals, Freshman Class Sponsor Lower Far Right: Mrs. Dixie Cottman--Advanced Girls Phys- ical Education, Girls Volleyball Coach PATTERSON IMPLEMENT CO. Council Grove, Kansas BURLINGAME LOCKER PLANT Burlingame, Kansas HUFFMAN MOTORS Burlingame, Kansas 18 Far Left: Mrs. Karen Waner--General Business, Typewriting I, Business Communications, Office Practice, School News- paper Sponsor, Yearbook Sponsor Center Left: Mr. Richard Robins--Band, Chorus, Music Ap- preciation, Junior Class Sponsor Left: Mr. Harry Long berg- -School Counselor Below: Student Aides--Front Row: (Left to right) Glenda Shope, Ginger Bender, Janet MaAntee, Susan McAntee, Juantia Weeks, Shairlynn Watson. Back Row: Jerome Han- sen, Rodeny Rowlan, Darell Jenkins, Kenny Arndt, Kather- ine Barger, Jane Lee burg, and Tom Moreland. WESTERN GRAIN MILL, Council Grove, Kansas FIRST STATE BANK, Burlingame, Kansas TRIMMELL FORD, Council Grove, Kansas 19 Mr. Gene Wallace, Custodian School Personnel Jobs Never End Hard work and careful planning for tb° 1974-75 school year began for our custodian, cooks, and bus drivers long before the first day of school. Among the many projects for the preparation of NHHS for the school year, included the interchanging of the art room and the teachers planning area. Gene Wallace's many jobs are all concerned with the upkeep of the building and providing students and faculty with a clean and comfrotable place to work. He met these never ending jobs with a smile and a mop. For the cooks, 1975 brought added responsibiities be- cause of the discontinuation of government food commodi- ties. Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Davis continued to provide us delicious, nutritious, and well-balanced meals. As usual, this year brought excitement, as bus drivers met the challenges of Kansas weather and county highways, not to ment ion coping with the students who rode their buses. ROBERTS BLUE BARNETT FUNERAL HOME, Emporia, Kansas Bus Drivers: Mr. Ed Dalton and Mrs. Bus Drivers: Mr. Gene Wallace, Mrs. Mary Jenkins, Mrs. Elsie Place, Mrs. Gladys Myers Betty Edmunds, Mrs. Mary Lou Jenkins, Mr. Roy Jenkins, not pictured Mr. Charlie Wyda 20 CLASSES 21 Class of “76 ” Roxie A nderson Kenny Arndt Debbie Aye Pam Boyce Tam Boyce Terry Cantral Lisa Coffman David Dallke Keith Dorton Clinton Durgin Jim Eckelberry Cindy Edmiston Kenny Edmiston Teresa Edmunds John Goodell Larry Grimsley Jason Jones Mark Krueger Peggy Leffler 22 Tom Lorenz Jim Maxfield Terry Maxwell Sue McAntee Joyce McKinsey Mary Meade Dan Melgren Mike Miller Becky Moreland Renee Pearson Kay Spade Peggy Stinson Cheryl Turpin Jeannette Unruh J.D. Weaver Juanita Weeks Katrina Whitaker Nancy Wilson John Zumbrum 23 Vickie Aye Terri Besack Bill Burris Tina Burris Larry Bush Beverly Choate Jamie Crippen Danny Daharsh Kenny Dal Ike Tracy Dobbs Ken Eckelberry Bev Edgett John Edmiston Deeanna G reeve Craig Jensen Don Lawton Paul Lee Nannette Luginsland Janell Mallein Martha Meade Alesa Milleson 24 Brett Mize Tom Moreland Hazel Morgan Kathy Morris Jim Orton David Parks Marc Pierce Kathy Place Julie Potter Leo Rathke Rodger Raue Sheila Rowland Carol Schlesener Kevin Tally Stacy Thomas Shirley Unruh Pat VanSyoc Cindy Wallace Sheila Watson Karen Wecker David Whittington 2 3 Lorita Allen Rebecca Barger Greg Blair Diane Blex Randy Boyce Cathy Choate Terry Conklin Jana Cook Janna Davidson Melanie Diethrich Kevin Dorton Lynda Edmiston Class Randy Edmunds Lois Evans Cindy Fehr David Frederiksen Joe Frederiksen Rhonda Grimsley Rhonda Hansen Dorothy Harder Sheila Harder Gary Heine 26 Of a v :' $ !h i Clayton Jenkins Clinton Jenkins Doug Jensen Glenda Kusmaul Lynn Lee Bill Leffler Julie Lowry E.J. McKernan Tony McKinsey Steve Melgren Cyndy Milleson Allen Mize Lynde Murray Beth Ridenour Galen Seitz Kathy Shope Roy Smith Margaret Stewart Roger Stoll Jim Turpin Steve Wilson David Zink 27 Underclass Officers Are Leaders in School FRESHMEN: President--Randy Boyce, Vice-President—David Zink, Secretary --Rhonda Hansen, Treasurer--Galen Seitz. SOPHOMORES: President—Kevin Tally, Vice President—Terri Besack, Secretary --Karen Wecker, Treasurer—Jamie Cr- ippen. JUNIORS: President—Keith Dorton, Vice- President--Dan Melgren, Secretary— Lisa Coffman, Treasurer--Renee Pearson. 28 CITIZENS STATE BANK OSAGE CITY, KANSAS EMPORIA LIVESTOCK SALES CO., INC. EMPORIA KANSAS—PHONE 342-2425 SALE EVERY FRIDAY A THLETICS 29 Wildcats Roar Again End Long Losing Streak The 1974-75 football season was a year of improve- ment for the Northern Heights Wildcats. The year began with a four-point loss, but the team refused to be let down, and won the next game decisively, ending a long losing streak. The season progressed with the Wildcats coming from behind to win their next game. They then dropped five in a row, but ended the season with a resounding 44-12 vic- tory. Roy Mann, Jim Davis, and Keith Dorton were recog- nized for their hard work, as they were named to the A11- League team. S A TELEPHONE ALLEN 30 TIME 0:00 a • • .•§ V I down (0 TO GO Center Left: Varsity: Back Row--H. Myers, R. Mann, P. Van Syoc, K. Dorton, K. Rhudy, R. Rowland. Front Row--J. Davis, H. Dobbs, M. Miller, J. Eklberry, D. Dalke. Center Right: Jr. Varsity: Back Row --D. Melgren, K. Dalke, E. J. McKer- nan, K. Dorton, R. Smith, C. Jensen, D. Parks, D. Jensen. Front Row--C. Jenkins, C. Jenkins, K. Eklberry, G. Heine, T. Moreland, T. Maxwell, S. Melgren. FLINT HELLS MORTUARY AND AMBULANCE SERVICE EDD AND MARY KING, OWNERS COUNCIL GROVE HUNTER SALES COMPANY 415 WEST MAIN 767-5147 COUNCIL GROVE COUNCIL GROVE IGA COUNCIL GROVE 31 SEASON RECORD 3-6 VARSITY SCORES Mission Valley NHHS 13 OPPONENT 18 Hartford 32 8 Flinthills 16 14 Luckey 0 22 Burlington 0 6 Olpe 0 56 Madison 12 20 Silver Lake 14 43 Lebo 44 12 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Osage City 7 49 Flinthills 28 22 Olpe 0 63 Burlingame 0 8 Hartford 14 0 Mission Valley 7 24 Howard Dobbs Kenny Rhudy Back Row: K. Tally, E. J. McKernan, S. Melgren, C. Jenkins, K. Eklberry, G. Heine, K. Dorton, R. Smith, K. Dalke, Trainer—S. Thomas. Middle Row: Coach Marshall Spade, J. Eklberry, P. VanSyoc, K. Dorton, R. Rowland, T. Maxwell, R. Mann, K. Rhudy, H. Myers, D. Melgren, Coach Ron Lee. Front Row: C. Jenkins, D. Jensen, M. Miller, D. Dalke, T. Moreland, J. Davis, H. Dobbs, C. Jensen, D. Parks, Trainer—T. Lorenz. Not pictured: J. Crippen, A. Mize. OSAGE SHOE SHOP 516 MARKET ST. OSAGE CITY MARTIN MATERIAL COMPANY INC, PHONE 528-3914 528-3924 OSAGE CITY OSAGE BOWL LENORA FRED PEARSON 528-3711 OSAGE CITY 33 Volleyball Season Successful The Northern Heights Volleyball girls, under their new coach, Mrs. Dixie Cottman, progressed through a season of ups and downs. They lost their first two games, but won their next three. They went into the league tourn- ament with high hopes, but suffered a disappointing first round loss. The girls then traveled to Herington for the regional tournament. After winning their first two games, a very tired bunch of girls lost to St. Marys. They then regrouped, and ended the season with a victory, taking third place in the regional. Renee Pearson was selected for the All-Lyon County team at the end of the season. VARSITY RECORD 1ST SET 2ND SET 3RD SET MATCH Madison 5-15 15-10 10-15 Lost Olpe 15-5 5-15 6-15 Lost Flinthills 15-9 15-11 Won Hamilton 15-10 15-9 Won Hartford 15-10 15-11 Won JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Madison 3-15 15-12 8-15 Lost Olpe 15-11 7-15 10-15 Lost Flinthills 1-15 11-15 Lost Hamilton 9-15 7-15 Lost Hartford 15-5 11-15 15-10 Won VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT RECORD Madison 12-15 11-15 Lost Herington 15-0 15-13 Won Mission Valley 13-15 15-12 15-9 Won St. Marys 8-15 6-15 Lost Riley County 15-5 15-13 Won Northern Heights score is stated first in each set. Center Left: B Team: Back Row--J. Lowrey--Manager, K. Morris, J. Mallein, D. Greeve, C. Anderson, S. Rowland, Mrs. Dixie Cottman-- Coach. Front Row--L. Allen, R. Hansen, D. Blex, B. Edgett. Left: A Team: J. Lowrey--Manager, S. Stinson, K. Schiesser, J. Bush, Mrs. Dixie Cottman--Coach, R. Pearson, L. Coffman, K. Spade. 35 Frustration Marks Wildcat Basketball Season This year proved to be an exciting season for the Wildcat basketball squad. The team, coached by Marshall Spade, started the season in fine fashion by win- ning their first two games. They then lost several close games, but rebounded by defeating Hartford in a one point thriller. An overtime victory for the Wildcats followed against Reading. The season was nearly over but the 'Cats escaped with another one point victory over Burlingame. The final game of the regular sea- son ended in defeat, but Northern Heights was resting in fourth place in the league standings, tied with Flinthills and Hamilton. Tournament action was limited for the 'Cats as Northern Heights was eliminated from the county tourna- ment in the first round. Then, the hard luck of the draw struck us down, as we drew Lyndon and suffered defeat in the first game of the regional tournament to a very tough team. Ken Rhudy was honored for his fine play throughout the season as he was named to the all-league team. KMSfe. Ken Rhudy 36 VARSITY: Coach Ron Lee, Darrell Jenkins, Rod Rowland, Jerome Hansen, Jim Davis, Howard Myers, Kevin Crabtree, Ken Rhudy, Richard Hinson, Jim Max- field, Head Coach Marshall Spade. VARSITY RECORD OPP. NHHS Hamilton 48 64 Reading 55 57 Osage City 70 40 Hartford 54 38 Madison 85 63 Flinthills 55 54 Mission Valley 70 51 Olpe 64 60 Hamilton 69 55 Hartford 53 54 Reading 48 50 Lyndon 98 44 Madison 53 49 Flinthills 70 61 Burlingame 69 70 Olpe 83 72 LYON COUNTY LEAGUE TOURNA- MENT Hartford 64 56 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Lyndon 89 42 FLOYD P. MOUNKES TRUCK LINES Livestock Hauling 2634 West Highway 50 Emporia, KS 66801 37 JUNIOR VARSITY—Standing: David Parks, Terry Maxwell, Keith Dorton, Dan Melgren, David Whittington, John Goodell, Marc Pierce, J. D. Weaver, Bret Mize, Trainer—Doug Jensen. Front Row: Jamie Crippen, Mark Krueger, Kevin Tally, Craig Jensen, Larry Bush, Don Lawton, Stacy Thomas. FRESHMAN RECORD OPP. NHHS Hartford 45 53 Madison 64 39 Flinthills 36 25 Osage City 66 36 Osage City 84 20 Olpe 47 37 Auburn A 46 37 Hartford 35 46 Auburn B 26 18 Auburn A 48 44 Madison 66 39 Flinthills 38 41 Olpe 67 56 FRESHMAN TOURNAMENT Flinthills 42 41 Hartford 39 49 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD OPP. NHHS Hamilton 36 40 Reading 46 41 Osage City 74 25 Hartford 46 38 Madison 67 36 Flinthills 57 34 Mission Valley 60 30 Olpe 67 23 Hamilton 34 36 Hartford 57 36 Reading 51 35 Lyndon 108 31 Madison 57 24 Flinthills 67 36 Burlingame 54 49 Olpe 81 32 38 FRESHMAN TEAM--Back Row: Steve Melgren, Clint Jenkins, Bill Leffler, Gary Heine, Roy Smith, David Zink, Kevin Dorton, Trainer--Doug Jensen. Front Row.- Galen Seitz, Allen Mize, E. J. McKernan, Clayton Jenkins, Randy Boyce, Not Pictured--Ray Lemon. 39 Top Row--Beth Ridenour, Deanna Greeve, Joyce Bush, Renee Pearson, Pam Boyce, Tam Boyce, Lisa Coffman, Kathy Schiesser, Hazel Morgan. Bottom Row--Sharon Stinson, Ju- lie Potter, Rhonda Hansen, Cheryl Turpin, Roxie Anderson, Cathy Choate, Kathy Shope. Girls Go to Sub-State The 1974-75 basketball season proved to be an interesting and exciting year for the Northern Heights High School girls basketball team and all of the people who followed them. The girls, under the patient leadership of Coach Lee, hustled and scrapped their way to third in the league and third in the Lyon County Tournament. It was this same hustle that propelled the girls to second place in the Regionals and to a berth in Sub- state. The girls season ended the first night. Our top six, Joyce Bush, Kathy Schiesser, Sharon Stinson, Tam Boyce, Lisa Coffman, and Renee Pearson played their best game of the year only to meet defeat at the hands of a tough Basehor team. The final score was 59 to 57. Renee Pearson was honored twice during the year as she was selected to the Lyon County all-tournament team and the all-league team. SEASON RECORD OPP. NHHS Madison 28 45 Hartford 27 29 Hamilton 54 40 Burlingame 33 37 Flinthills 43 34 Reading 32 50 Olpe 22 34 Leroy 48 39 Reading 41 50 LYON COUNTY LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Hartford 22 31 Hamilton 34 31 Olpe 24 27 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Osage City 26 47 Central Heights 24 34 Yates Center 36 31 SUB STATE Basehor 59 57 41 Baseball Season Defeated by Rain Bad weather spoiled the 1975 baseball season at Northern Heights. The boys, under the patient coaching of Ron Lee, played only four of the scheduled games. Muddy fields or rainy conditions caused many games to be cancelled. The boys won their first game, but suffered defeat in the remaining three games. At the end of the season Jerome Hansen was named to the Lyon County League baseball team. 42 Front Sitting: G. Sietz. Front Row; G. Heine, K. Dalke, C. Durgin, M. Miller, M. Krueger, C. Jensen, T. Lorenz, T. Maxwell, R. Smith, K. Eckelberry. Back Row: J. Fredrickson, R. Rowland, K. Dorton, R. Hinson, H. Myers, K. Rhudy, J. Hansen, D. Jenkins, R. Mann, K. Lorenz, D. Whittington. BASEBALL RECORD ESKRIDGE CO-OP Eskridge NHHS TEAM OPPONENT 8 Hamilton 6 JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY 0 Olpe 15 Eskridge 2 Hartford 10 3 St. Marys 12 THE EMPORIA GAZETTE Emporia THE LOOKING GLASS STYLING SALON Emporia 43 Young Track Team Shows Promise Our N.H. boys'track team did quite well this year--espe- cially considering the number of participants. As a team, they didn’t win any track meets, but individually per- formed to the best of their abil- ity. One record was broken this year for the boys. Ken Rhudy pole vaulted 12 ’8 breaking the school and Lyon County pole vault records. Rhudy took sec- ond in the state indoor meet, he vaulted U'10 . Back Row; C. Jenkins, K. Dorton, R. Smith, K. Rhudy, D. Parks, K. Tally, T. Conklin. Front Row; G. Heine, K. Dorton, J. Crippen, L. Bush, R. Edmunds, T. Moreland, and D. Jensen. Girls' Track Successful As a Team Successful As Individuals Our Wildcat track girls did an excellent job proving their abilities in track this year. They won several track meets and broke 5 records! Kathy Shiesser broke the school rec- ord in shot put (32 5”) and dis- cus (92 5 ). Sharon Stinson broke the 100 yd. dash (11.3) and the 220 yd. dash (26.0) records. Bev Edgett broke the school hurdle record (15.7). The medley relay--cons is ting ofj. Bush, K. Spade, B. Edgett, and K. Schiesser-- broke the school record running it in 2:00.2. Joyce Bush broke the school and Lyon County Record running the 880 yd. run in 2:39.3. Girls' Take Third In 2A State Track Meet Following are the ratings the girls received at the 2A State Track Meet. Sharon Stinson took first in the 100 yd. dash (11.5), she also placed first in long jump (17 '10 ). Sharon took second place in the 220 yd. dash (26.0). Bev Edgett placed sixth in the 110 hurdles (16.1). B. Edgett, J. Potter, K. Spade, and S. Stinson re- ceived fourth place in the 880 relay (1:47.1). Congratulations girls! BENNER-WILLIAMS Home Furnishings Osage City-Ottawa-Emporia Back Row: L. Coffman, L. Allen, K. Spade, J. Potter, K. Schiesser, S. Rowland, S. Stinson, B. Edgett, C. Schlessner, R. Barger, K. Morris, S. McAntee. Front Row: D. Harder, B. Ridenour, J. Bush, J. Mallein, J. Me Kinsey, D. Greeve. CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE OF KANSAS Osage City Football Homecoming Rates an “Aye” With a mixture of joy and tears Miss Cindy Aye, a senior was, crowned 1974 football Homecoming Queen, by last years Queen Miss Sharon Stinson. The Queen's attendants were Miss Kathleen Thomas and Miss Terri Besack. The girls were escorted onto the windy field by Sen- iors--Jim Davis, Roy Mann, Howard Dobbs, and Kenny Rhudy. After a band fanfare, Cindy was announced Queen and Howard Dobbs King. The returning alumni were welcomed with a dance played by the group Jerimi. The theme, Time in a bottle, helped to bring back old memories of the past. 48 Top Center: Miss Kathleen Thomas, senior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas, was escorted by Roy Mann, senior, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mann. Above: Miss Terri Besack, sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Besack, was escorted by Kenny Rhudy, senior, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rhudy. Direct Left: Queen Miss Cindy Aye, senior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Aye, was escorted by James Davis, senior, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Davis. 49 Pep Club Sparks Enthusiasm The spirit and enthusiasm of the Wildcat Pep Club sparkled this year! Our Pep Club spirit was nearly at its peak when the Wildcat football team won its first game in three years. We spread our spirit throughout the communi- ty and soon had everyone as proud of the Northern Heights teams as we were. We sponsored several different activi- ties this year to make the community realize how fired up we were. We held a rally parade touring each small town and getting everyone rallied up for our first game of the year. Later, we held a Homecoming Parade in Allen and attracted many spectators! We sold concessions and cake chances, and we sponsored all sockhops during the basketball season. The Homecoming and Queen of Courts Dances were our two major projects of the year. It was a high-spirited year for the Wildcat Pep Club! 50 Back Row: V. Aye, K. Morris, Mrs. Sue Winter--Sponsor, G. Bender, T. Boyce, C. Turpin. Fourth Row: G. Shope, D. Aye, J. Weeks, L. Edmiston, H. Morgan, T. Edmunds, P. Lefler, R. Barger, C. Choate. Third Row: K. Thomas, K. Coff- man, N. Luginsland, D. Greeve, C. Wallace, J. Potter, C. Schlesener, B. Ridenour, D. Blex, T. Besack. Second Row: C. Jacob, J. Davidson, D. Harder, M. Dietrich, J. Mallein, B. Edgett, P. Boyce, S. Rowland, L. Allen, S. McAntee. First Row: S. Stinson, J. Leeburg, J. McAntee, C.Aye, K. Schiesser, K. Spade, R. Anderson, C. Fehr.S. Harder, J. Bush. 51 Cheerleaders Are Spirit Makers The Wildcat varsity cheerleaders gained spirit and enthusiasm while attending the National Cheerleaders Association Camp. Two excellent and two superior ribbons were won by the cheerleaders. The littlest member of the N.H. squad was Rhonda Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Lee. As Wildcat Mascot, she yelled with the cheer- leaders at all games. Joyce Bush Northern Heights Varsity Cheerleaders Sue McAntee Sharon Stinson Kathleen Thomas Cindy Jacob BOOGIE DOWN Boogie, Hey we say, Boogie Down Our team don't mess around We’ve got that spirit now, We’re going to show you how To Boogie Down, Boogie Down, Boogie Down, Right Now. 52 Top Row, left to right: Bev Edgett, Tam Boyce. Row Two: Teresa Edmunds, Roxie Anderson. Row Three: Peggy Leff- ler, Pam Boyce. Row Four: Carol Schlesener, Cheryl Tru- pin. Bottom Row: Kay Spade—Head, Julie Potter. Pom Pon Girls Kick High Nineteen seventy four-seventy five marked the second year for pom pon girls at Northern Heights. The ten spirited girls added excitement at home games with their half time shows and fight song routines. Pom pon girls also added spirit at pep rallies by kicking high to the fight songs. Left; This year N.H. had four freshman cheerlead- ers. They cheered at all the freshman games. They were--Top: Kathy Shope. Next Row: Cindy Millison, Cathy Choate. Bottom; Shelia Harder. CAST OF CHARACTERS Ngana--Linda Jackson; Jerome--Galen Seitz; Henry--Terry Cantrall; Ensign Nellie Forbush--°Juanita Weeks, ° Cindy Jacob; Emile De Becque--Kevin Tally; Bloody Mary-- °Teresa Edmunds, Sharon Stinson; Bloody Mary’s Assist- ant- Sharon Stinson, °°Teresa Edmunds; Abner--David Parks; Stewpot--James Davis; Luther Billis--Clinton Dur- gin; Professor--Larry Bush; Lt. Joseph Cable - -U .S .M.C.-- Roy Mann; Capt. George Brackett --U .S.N.--Pat Van- Syoc; Commander William Harbison--U .S .N .--Jerome Hansen; Yoeman Herbert Quale--David Dallke; Sea bee Richard West--Don Lawton; Seabee Tom O'Brien--Bret Mize; Radio Operator Bob McCaffery--Larry Grimsley; Seabee Morton Wize--Kenneth Dallke. South Pacific—Talent, Greasepaint, Nerves, Success The opening night of South Pacific was more unusual than planned due to a sudden attack of flu upon one of the lead characters, Roy Mann, Lt. Joe Cable. Mr. A. E. Powell made an emergency stand-in for Joe's talking part while Mr. Robins adeptly handled the vocal parts. Mr. Powell added spice and humor as well as saved the day. Roy recovered for the second performance and both nights, November 22nd and 26th, were huge successes. Our trio of fine directors--Mr. Robins, Mrs. Staten, and Mr. Powell--helped immensely with the unusual pre- sentation of Shakespearian Theatre in the Round. The action of the play takes place on two islands dur- ing a lull with the fighting in Japan. Colorful characters consisted chiefly of marines, seabees, nurses, sailors, and islanders. The play told the love stories of UNS nurse Nellie Forbush and a french man Emile de Becque, as well as Lt. Joe Cable and Liat, a tonkanese girl. After many diversions, the South seas romance ended happily leaving us with fond memories of our South Pacific. Staff Sgt. Thomas Hassinger--David Parks; Seaman James Hayes—Roy Smith; Ensign Diana Murphy—-Deeanna Greeve, Carolyn Anderson; Ensign Janet MacGreagor — Beverly Choate; Ensign Lisa Minelle--Diane Blex; Ensign Sue Yaeger—Kay Spade; Ensign Cora MacRae—Alesa Mil- lison; Ensign Connie Walewska--Katrina Whitaker; Ensign Bessie Noonan--Rhonda Hansen--Liat- Jane Leeburg, Joyce Bush; Marcel --Terry Cantra 11, Lt. Buzz Adams-- Craig Jensen; Ensign Pamela Whitmore— Vicki Aye, Lois Evans. °Performed first night Performed second night 55 Hard Work Builds Wildcat Music Program, 1975 Pep Band Mr. Richard Robins, Music Director BAND, Back Row; H. Dunn, D. Parks, J. McAntee, J. Crippen, K. Thomas, D. Jensen. Third Row; R. Mann, R. Pearson, L. Rathke, S. Goff, J. Weaver, C. Jensen, J. Davis, J. Bush, S. Stinson, K. Schiesser, G. Seitz, S. McAntee, L. Bush, T. Edmunds, K. Tally. Second Row: C. Milleson, J. Lowry, J. Leeburg, R. Anderson, C. Schlesener, E. McKernan, J. Edmiston, N. Luginsland, D. Melgren, L. Coffman. First Row; K Spade, C. Wallace, C. Anderson, C. Edmiston, C. Jacob, D. Blex, and J. Weeks. MUSIC STUDENTS EXCEL This year was busy but rewarding, as usual, for the music students at Northern Heights. Nineteen seventy-five was filled with many choral and band acti- vities. We performed for several con- certs, contests, and went on a chorus tour. Northern Heights, as always, came out on top at the State Music Contest in Emporia, April 4 and 5. LEAGUE AND STATE BAND RATINGS LEAGUE ENTRIES STATE I Band . I I Woodwind Choir . . . . II I Brass Choir . ni I Brass Sextet . i I C. Jacob, Oboe solo . . hi I J. Bush, bassoon solo . . iv II L. Rathke, trumpet solo . n I K. Tally, trombone solo . — II J. Crippen, tympani solo . m BLAIR COLONIAL MORTUARY 501 West 6th Avenue Emporia, Kansas 66 801 342-1441 HOTZEL FINA SERVICE West hi-way 50 and Graham Road Emporia, Kansas 66801 342-9645 57 MIXED CHORUS, Last Row: D. Greeve, L. Edmiston, K. Whitaker, G. Kusmaul, J. Davidson, J. Zumbrum, R. Hinson, B. Mize, J. Goo dell, J. Davis, D. Dalke, D. Whittington, J. Fredrickson, J. D. Weaver, M. Dietrich, J. Bush, J. McAntee, C. Anderson, J. McKinsey. Third Row: J. Leeburg, S. Rowland, B. Ridenour, T. Edmunds, C. Fehr, C. Jensen, D. Parks, R. Smith, L. Rathke, F. Johnson, K. Dalke, T. Cantrall, D. DaHarsh, J. Mallein, J. Weeks, K. Thomas, R. Pearson, L. Coffman. Second Row: T. Besack, R. Hansen, D. Blex, K. Morris, D. Harder, K. Schiesser, R. Mann, L. Grimsley, S. Thomas, K. Dorton, C. Durgin, R. Raue, R. Edmunds, T. McKinsey, K. Tally, C. Jacob, C. Wallace, V. Aye, R. Grimsley, C. Schlesner, B. Edgett. Front Row: D. Aye, C. Milleson, J. Cook, N. Luginsland, A. Milleson, G. Seitz, M. Krueger, L. Bush, R. Kerns, P. VanSyoc, D. Lawton, G. Heine, D. Jensen, S. Stinson, B. Choate, K. Choate, K. Spade, L. Allen, andL. Evans. 58 Boys Ensemble Junior Mixed Ensemble LEAGUE AND STATE CHORUS RATINGS LEAGUE ENTRIES STATE I Chorus........................... I I Girls Glee Club................. II I Boys Glee Club.................. II I Girls Vocal Ensemble............ II I Boys Vocal Ensemble.............. I I K. Tally, Vocal Solo .... I I R. Mann, Vocal Solo .... II II S. Stinson, Vocal Solo .... II II J. Leeburg, Vocal Solo .... II 11+ Junior Mixed Ensemble .... II II- Senior Mixed Ensemble .... I J. McAntee, Vocal Solo ... I FBLA Students Compete The Future Business Leaders of America members spent much of their time and effort preparing for the contests they entered at the con- ferences, which included: the Moun- tain Plains Regional, Regional, and State competitions. At Regional, Tom Lorenz received 4th place in Business Math; Jana Davidson placed 3rd in Sales Demonstration; Juanita Weeks received 1st place in Sales Demonstration; and the Parliamen- tary Procedure Team--Steve Wilson, Becky Moreland, Nancy Wilson, Tina Burris, and Bill Burris--placed 4th. During State conference, Juanita Weeks received 5th in Sales Demon- stration. The Christmas project consisted of members making gifts and singing carols for the people at the Hillcrest Rest Home near Miller. To raise money, the club sold concessions at the football games. Mrs. Helen Stiner sponsored the or- ganization. Officers: Ginger Bender--Reporter, Ter- esa Edmunds--Vice-President, Becky Moreland--Treasurer, Glenda Shope-- Secretary, Juanita Weeks—President, and Tom Lorenz—Historian. 60 GROUP PICTURE, Back Row; M. Dietrich, J. Davidson, S. Wilson, B. Mize, D. Whittington, K. Edmiston. Middle Row; C, Choate, D. Melgren, N. Wilson, J. Unruh, B. Moreland, J, Burris, D. Dalke, Mrs. Helen Stiner--Sponsor. Front Row: J. Weeks, T. Edmunds, G. Shope, G. Bender, D. Aye. T. Lorenz. Front Row: C. Wallace, S. Stinson, J. Weeks--Board Member, T. Edmunds— STUCO, J. Hansen—President. Middle Row: K. Schiesser, K. Dorton, C. An- derson--Treasurer, C. Schlesener. Back Row: A. E. Powell--Sponsor, D. Mel- gren, J. Bush--Vice President, K. Tally. Top: J. Davis, R. Mann. Not Pic- tured: C. Jacob--Secretary. Wildcat Honor Society Helps Students The Wildcat Honor Society Chapter of the National Honor Society opened the year with the initiation of nine new members bringing the total membership to 15. It was decided to prepare and sell the 1975-76 Activities Calendar. A program was needed that would create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character. After much discussion, the members decided to implement a tutor- ing program to help students prepare for their final exams. The National Honor Society hopes that this is the first of many programs that they can organize and carry out in the years ahead to help our school and community. BLUESTEM BOWL Emporia, Kansas BENNER WILLIAMS HOME FURNISHINGS Emporia, Ottawa, and Osage City BLUES TEM FARM AND RANCH SUPPLIES Emporia, Kansas DARBY PRINTING Harveyville, Kansas HARVEYVILLE SEED COMPANY, INC. Harveyville, Kansas FIRST NATIONAL BANK Harveyville, Kansas 6i Queen Kathleen and King Jerome— “When Will I See You Again? ' We, the Northern Heights Wildcats, are very proud of our 1975 King and Queen of Courts, Miss Kathleen Thomas and Mr. Jerome Hansen. The theme, When Will I See You Again? , fit the royalty well as Jerome and Kathleen will both be graduating this spring. Our last year's Queen of Courts, Janet McAntee, crowned Kathleen and presented her with a bouquet of red carnations. The attendants to the Queen were Lisa Coffman, and Terri Besack. Attendants to the King were Howard Myers, Kenny Rhudy, and Kevin Crab- tree. After the game, the students, alumni, and faculty enjoyed dancing to the band. 62 Top Center: Kathleen Thomas, senior, escorted by Howard Myers, senior. Bottom Center: Last year's queen, Janet McAntee, escorted by Ken Rhudy, senior. Top Left: Lisa Coffman, junior, escorted by Jerome Hansen, senior. Center Left: Terri Besack, sophomore, escorted by Kevin Crabtree, senior. 63 Girls Model For Polaris Fifteen of our pretty girls modeled their garments for the Polaris Style Show on February 6. They were judged on modeling, poise, and the construction of their garments. The three winners were announced at the tea, hosted by our Family Living Class, following the style show. Featured below are the three win- ners--Kathy Schiesser, Roxie Anderson, and Sharon Stinson. Kathy and Sharon also gained recognition at the EKSC Home Ec. Dept. Career’s Day. ESKRIDGE STATE BANK Bank on us and Bank with us Full Service Band Member of FDIC J.K. TURNBULL General Insurance Eskridge 913-449-2430 LAKE WABAUNSEE LODGE R.R. 2 Alma 449-2393 Student Council First Row: G. Seitz, T. Moreland, Second Row: K. Tally, J. McAntee. Third Row: T. Edmunds, H. Dobbs, S. Stinson, Fourth Row: J. Weeks, C. Aye, S. McAntee. Not pictured: Mr. Gary Massey—Sponsor Model UN Students Practice “Diplomacy” After many hours of reading and clipping articles, plus a car wash, eleven students participated in the Model UN. The eighth annual Kansas State High School Model United Nations was held at Emporia Kansas State College. The countries they represented were South Africa, Kuwait, and The People's Republic of China. Mr. A. Elwin Powell was the star delegate from Olymus. Front Row: J. Bush, J. Weeks, C. An- derson. Second Row: L. Bush, K. Tal- ly, C. Durgin. Third Row: Mr. A. El- win Powell--Sponsor, R. Mann, R. Rowland. Top Row: J. Hansen, H. Myers, andj. Davis OLIVER'S SUPER SAVER, Burlingame ESKRIDGE ELECTRIC, Eskridge CLYDE JEAN’S CLOTHES CLOSET, Eskridge 65 Staff Records Memories The rush of putting an annual together after school ceased--with a new class, Business Communications. The class was put in charge of assembling a school newspaper and the annual. We started the year by organizing our newspaper, HEIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS. Katherine Barger, Editor, and Marcinell Gillispie, Assistant Editor, made sure we had everything ready to go. Putting together a very special annual proved to be more of a chore than we bargained for. But finally with time and plenty of patience we present to you what we feel is one of the best books to ever record the history of North- ern Heights. Jerome Hansen—Asst. Editor, Ken Lorenz—Sports 66 Cindy Jaoob—Classes Glenda Shope—Classes, Ginger Bender—Asst. Bus. Manager Katherine Barger—Administration, Darlene Morgan—Sports Mrs. Karen Waner—Sponsor Jane Leeburg—Activities, Marcinell Gillispie—Activities Carolyn Anderson—Administration 67 “Cheaper by the Dozen Spring Play Is Smashing Comedy Cheaper by the Dozen was presented on April 25, 1975. This bright comedy set in the era of the 1920's is about the Frank Gilbreth family. The family consisting of twelve children, plus one dog, have problems in their efficiently run household. The complications of a visiting psychologist, a concerned doctor and two male suitors add to the laughter and delight of this play. Many late nights of work were spent preparing for the play. The cast members enjoyed working under the direc- tion of Mrs. Shelly Staten, Mr. A. E. Powell and Mr. Richard Robins. The success of the play made all the ef- forts worthwhile. Mr. Gilbreth . Jim Davis Mrs. Gilbreth . . . . Teresa Edmunds Ernestine. . . ■’ ‘ ’ ’ Joyce Bush Frank .... Kevin Tally Jackie .... Galen Seitz Dan Pat VanSyoc Bill .... Stacy Thomas Fred . . . Larry Grimsley Anne iV, . . Sharon Stinson Lillian . A. . Ginger Bender Martha . . . . . i . . Cindy Jacob Mrs. Fitzgerald .... Juanita Weeks Dr. Burton . . .... Howard Myers Joe Scales . . .... Clinton Durgin Miss Brill. . . . Jane Leeburg Larry Larry Bush 68 69 Students Display Talent And Earn Awards Top Left: Northern Heights Music Department received a gift of bicentennial music from J. C. Penney Co., Inc. Pictured are Mr. Richard Robins—Music Director, Robert Gloe—Penney's Manager, and Renee Pearson. Top Center Left: Art projects are displayed at art show. Mrs. Lois Froelich was the art instructor. Above Left; Mrs. Jan Jensen presents Jane Leeburg with the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. Center: Teresa Edmunds won first place in both the area and district American Legion Speech Contests. She re- ceived two $50 bonds. At the Speech Contests, she pre- sented an oral interpretation of prose. She received a I rating and first place at league and a II rating at both re- gional and state. Kathleen Thomas presented an oral inter- pretation of poetry at the Speech Contests. She received second place in the league, and a I rating at league, re- gional, and state. Mrs. Shelley Staten was the director. Direct Right: Rodney Rowland received Best of Show on this desk at the industrial education show. Rodney designed and constructed the project under the direction of Mr. Gary Waner. 70 Dancing on a Stairway to Heaven May 10th 1975 will long be remembered, We have mem- ories to carry on of laughter and much dancing, it was our Junior-Senior Prom. Fyre was the band that played. They got everyone to boogie down. The theme was Stairway to Heaven. The whole place rang with joy and sound. Yes, it wasa night we will always treasure and when we look back on what has been, it will be special especially for the seniors who will never have one again. J.L. Center Left: Florescent painted rocks and stones were stacked to resemble a stairway. They were accented with black lights under an array of crepe streamers. 71 72 Now All Thot Is Left Are Memories We, the graduating class of 1975, have reached a turning point in our lives. One we have been looking forward to, yet hate to pass. This past year has brought upon us decisions, and many thoughts of our past and our future. Times of laughter and times of sorrow have crossed our path. Many hours have been spent thinking of what our future holds. These thoughts have frightened us and confused us—maturing us for adulthood. And now on this final night we realize we are ready. Ready for our own future and individualism we have yet to achieve. 73 . . . Mem'ries may be beautiful, and yet, what's too painful to remember we simply choose to forget. So it's laughter we will remember whenever we remember the we way were; The way we were. Music by Marvin Hamlisch Lyric by Alan and Marilyn Bergman 75 76 A D VER TISEMENTS Admire State Bank Admire, Kansas Free checking accounts Cattle Loans 1 yr. C.D. 6% 2Vt yr. C.D. 6' % 4 yr. C.D. 7% 78 R. Hershal Shepherd, Pres. NORTH LYON COUNTY INSURANCE “You can stretch your insurance dollar” If you think this is a slogan just ask for quotations Northern Lyon County Ins. Agcy. 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