Plainville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Plainville, KS)
- Class of 1969
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Autographs. . . . . .129 PHS Coaches are backed by the student body. AUGUST 2--Labor Day Vacation. . . l6--Band day, Hutchinson State Fair. . . 20--First football game with Norton. . . 26s-all school pictures. OCTOBER l--K.S.T.A. convention. . . 6f-M.C.L. vocal clinic. . . ll--Veterans' Day. . . 22--Iunior play. . . 27f28f'ThanksgiVing assembly and Vacation. DECEMBER 26--Freshman orientation. . . 28--First day of school. SEPTEMBER 5--Dist. B FHA conference. . . 7f8--High School Musical. . . l2--Band day, Manhattan. . . l8s- Homecoming. . . l9--A.C.T. tests, Hays. . . 22--P. S. A.T. tests. juniors. . . 25f-Senior pictures. . . 3lf-K. S. T.A. convention. O VEMBER 3UFirst BB game and Wrestling match. . . 14-- Snoball. . . 24-31-'Christmas assembly and vacation. 6 JA UARY l--Speech and drama clinic. . . 8- -District wrestling tourney . . . Sweetheart . . . 14-- Regional wrestling tourney . . . 21-22--State wrestling tourney . . .25-28--District BB tourney. MARCH 3-7--Easter assemblyantl vacation. . . ll-l2-- State music festival. . . l7--Spring vocal con- ccrt. . . li?--State speech and drama. . . 24-- Plainvillc invitational track meet. . . 25-26-- Stalc music festival. MAY l5--End of Semester, . . Zl-2-1--MCL Basket- ball Tourney. . . 25--MCL wrestling tourney FEBRUARY 4-7--Regional l38SliCllDLllllOLll'I1GY. . . l3-l5-- State basketballtourney. . . l-l--Senior play. . 19--MCL hanclclinic. . . 22--District speech and drama. . . 27--Spring band concert. APRIL 2--MCL track and golf. . , 8--Fine Arts pro- gram. . . 9-lO--Reginal golf and track: Ir. -Sr. Prom, lOth. . . lo-17--State golf antltraclig Alumni banquet l7th. . . l8--High school bacca- laureate. . . l9--High school graduation. . . 22--Last day ol' school. OUTSIDEACTIVITIES OF PHS 1 w 1 I . . .Musical . . . FHA Breakfast . . . Homecoming daydredmmg a W' --W... . . .goofing D--...W 'f o.,, ATHLETICS R. Stahl, J. Lill, M. Cowley, D. Cowley, D. Comeau, B. Beal, T. Weir, D. Pederson, B. Rogers, D. Hageman, B. Mock, D. McMullen. SECOND ROW: R. Vonfeldt, K. Harrison, M. Hachmeister, M. Adams, T. Ruder, G. Hartnett, S. Haslam, R. Smee, S. Donaldson, R. Brin, T. Ashley, D. VanSky- Ver, M. Donaldson. THIRD ROW: R. Glick, S. jones, G. Rempe, D. Gilbert, C. Wilson, D. Finnesy, T. Turnbull, D. Young, E. Drehr, B. Westhusin, J. VanDyke. The coaches on the left are Warren Meireis and Larry Friend. The coaches on the right are Gordon Ensley and Paul Engborg. A -TEAM RECORD Pla inville Opponent 6 O Norton l3 2 l Phillipsburg 2l l2 Smith Center 0 25 Ellis 6 38 Stockton The 1968 Cardinal football team started out the sea- son with a new head coach, Larry Friend. Coach Friend instilled in the boys three of the most im- portant elements he thought necessary to a football team, HEAD, HEART, and CUTS. This was the cry Plainville Opponent 0 20 Hill City O 2 7 Walieeney 0 l8 Palc o l3 l 9 Victoria heard throughout the school. After a very exciting opener, the Cards met with a defeat, then came back for another win. After this, although the score board wasn't in our favor, the boys played well. B-TEAM RECORD Plainville Opponent 7 47 Pliillipsburg 19 19 Wakeeney O 6 Stockton 12 O Palco Rodger Glick was placed on the All-League Team with David Comeau and Byron Beal receiving honor- able mention. Coach Gordon Ensley, M. Wenzl, S. Haney, B. Mock, D. Young, S. Hurl, Coach Paul Engborg. SECOND ROW: B. Sumearll, M. Saindon, M. Nuss. D. Harrison, K. Vonfeldt. 1. Westhusin. THIRD ROW: M. Mac ke, K. Zigler, T. Ashley, D. Werner, S. Donaldson. S. Gore, G. McCure. 1 in fda . 1 .f r 5 11 Byron Beal jon Lill Rodger Glick Tackle End Quarterback e He .soy Q qx 5 0 4 5 'L o A I9 69 Mike Donaldson Back Mike Adams Defensive Haliback 9 Kirk Harrison Split End LAST This was the last football season for seven Seniors. Two of this year's Senior players were fortunate enough to be selected for the 1968 all-League Team. These outstanding players were Rodger Glick and Byron Beal. These seven Seniors helped generate Pride and sportsmanship in our team. Dave McMullen Tackle 12 Rodger Glick, Quarterback, makes an end-Sweep around left end against WaKeeney YEAR FOR '69ers Cards are ready to clash with opposing team. 13 I , Mary Moeder Is Queen Mary Moeder was crowned l968 Homecoming Queen by her escort, Rodger Glick. Mary was presented a gold football by Andrea Ensley and a dozen red roses by Timmy Rupp. Her attendants were Denise Rich- mond escorted by Byron Beal, Pam Rogers escorted by jon Lill, Becky Ke rns escorted by Kirk Harrison, f y N1 'fav I :W k 'V 1'. IVV? P , and Mary Smrcka escorted by Dave McMullen The Mad Hatters played for the dance following the game with Stockton. Mary Smrcka and Denise Richmond Ctop rightj Pam Rogers and Becky Kerns fbottom rightj rw 4 4 .F ,AW Sf .Y fi QY QKQV y 3 . HOMECOMING V ra iffy . 72 WT T' CJ S SV. V-3 'oc' 'L 4' x Q vw L4 2 M P449 TV 35 is 3 ,, mth Q 'Q UI Q1 -rw vw! mf we ,ii 142255 lr t K 'K f . . M....s. if Mr, Meirise: Kirk Harrison, Tony Turnbull, Dave Comeau, Byron Beal, Randy Hrabe, Doug Pederson Charles Wilson, Randy Adams, Marvin I-Iachmeister, Rodger Glick not pictured. A TEAM Let's get two! Pk 16 Plainvillc League Games 44 39 44 45 61 '58 53 X59 40 49 43 131 48 ,346 35 4:40 49 '32 SCORES Cadets Victoria Stockton Ellis Natoma P-Burg Osborne Palco P-Burg Trego P-Burg Ellis LaCrosse Hill City Logan Trego LaCrosse Stockton Card's Ring Two Beal Blocks The Ball EH Q I eyv Gam ' . 0 5 Pl 5, O 'S69 FIRST ROW: Steve Haslam, Bill Mills, Marvin Hachmeister, Ron Brin, Glenn Hartnet, Dave Van Skyer SECOND ROW: Mr. Ensley, Dave Young, Dave Comeau, Doug Pederson, Brad Mock, Bruce Westhusin Randy Adams. Plainville SCORES B TEAM Hays Cadets Victoria Stockton Ellis Natoma P-burg Osborne Palco P-burg Ellis LaCrosse Hill City Logan WaKeeney LaCrosse Cards Get Two Q E Y 3Z 4 3 am ,,if H 1 M ,NALVV ,fW,, , 1 Lf-2 M ug. ,-v,A, MM 7 MM, 12,51 if 1 . I Beal Blocks The Ba11 SCORES Plainville 41 Stockton 61 Ellis 53 Natoma 39 P-Burg 45 Palco 51 P-Burg 52 LaCrosse 17 Hi11 City 34 Trego 66 LaCrosse EHl s 349' Gym fi ri e 2 Ao FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Mr. Meireis, Don Brown, Kim Harrison, Gerald Moran, Dean Hake, Mike Macke Kirk Zeig 1er, Mike Nuss, Brad Meredith. SECOND ROW: Mark Wenzei, Stan Her1, Mark Thummei, Dave Young Brad Mock, john Brust, Greg McCune, Steve Haney. B at fi it 1 r Hap 1 gg 2 1 gi Q ff 3- g za 33 1 1114+ ef? M54-1 gl I fr infwmchifm un' 1 ruff, fl: on 5 K my 1 1 1 ti 1 I gl I . 1, , f Gm iki l I 1 4 V 4 K 4 I 4 1 1 l x E Q 1 1i.1f,1L...1 R., wife: . 7 mag BACK ROW: jon Lill, Steve jones, jeff Van Dyke, Dave McMullen, Bob Rogers, Coach Hamala. FIRST ROW: Ken Bjornstad, Raymond Smee, Larry Dobsen, Rick Pywell, Doug Finnesy, Greg Rempe. CARDS2na'I LEAG E This season proved to be a triumphant one for the Cardinal Matmen. The wrestlers took first at the Pratt Invitational and second at the MCL Tourney. Coach Royce Hamala's first year was a successful one. Under the leadership of Coach Hamala and as sistant coach Dennis Hamel, the matmen captured second in the league. Public attendance and enthu- siasm caused Wrestling to be a very popular sport this season. l l . . Mac rides his man. Ken Bjornstad, a senior at PHS, made a fine comeback this year. Ken was our only Wres- tler to capture a first at the MCL tournament. INDIVIDUAL FIRSTS Placing first at the Pratt Tourney Were: QFront Rowj Ken Bjornstad, Doug Finnesy, Raymond Srnee, QSecor1d Rowj jeff Van Dyke, Dave McMullen, Bob Rogers, Dave Mosher Qnot picturedj. 21 5 I 2 s 2 , a i Beteam: fFront Rowj Brian Sumearll, Keith Vonfeldt, jerry Bollig, Tom Ashley, Carl Meitler, Ron Becker. fSecond Rowj Mike Mills, Mike Cowley, Tim Ruder, Steve Donaldson, Coach Hamala. Bob Rogers goes for a pin. Wrestling Cheerleaders Were: Pam Stagner, Susan Page, fheadj and Pam Rogers. 22 Returning lettermen are: Charlie Wilson, Glen Hartnett, and Bruce Westhusin, AT LEFT Coach Lyle Meredith. Three returning lettermen provided the basis for coached by Lyle Meredith. They practiced every this years golf team. They are Charlie Wilson, night, after school, at the Rooks County Golf Glen Hartnett, and Bruce Westhusin. They are Course. Looks like Charlie Wilson is anxious for the golf season to begin. yn. 23 .E JANUARY: Freshmen Patty Stalnaker and john Brust. -KV 8 iff , PAP'- BOOSTER 156152 Q J SEPTEMBER: Freshmen janet Moeder I1 FEBRUARY: Sophomores Suzanne Haase and Randy Hrabe. and David Young. OCTOBER: Sophomores Janie Wise and Tim Ruder. BUDDIES 'a zs . iz, Hz.- ' -1 Qi 4 s V 1 L- ..5 5 i ' X R MARCH: juniors Linda High and Mike Mills. NOVEMBER: juniors Wade Rozean and Linda Brown. DECEMBER: Seniors Steve Ruder and Janet Cooper. APRIL: Seniors Mary Smrcka and Dave McMullen. 25 A-Team Tennis Squad flsast rowj Betty Malin, Kayla Hrabe, Harriette Horner, Denise Richmond, Pam Rogers, Doreen Wilhelm. Clfirst rowj Patty Weir, Mrs. johnson CSponsorj, and Raelene Mehler. TENNIS TEA M ennis Squad flsast Rowj Deb Richmond, Mari Griffin, Libby Wilson, Raelene Mehler, Patty Weir, Carol Dreher. fFirst rowj Suzanne Haase, Mrs. johnson CSponsorJ, and Karen Barber. B-Team T 26 This year's returning letterrnen included one senior, three juniors, and one sophomore. PICTURED ABOVE ARE: Mrs. johnson, Patty Weir, Mary Allen, Raelene Mehler, Paula Van Dyke, and Linda High. TRACK LETTERMEN A T PHS Looking forward to another good season are four- year letterman, Paula Van Dyke, and three-year Here our photographers caught Linda High in the lettermen, Linda High and Raelene Mehler. act of trying to get out of running a mile. ,.,iV Lift .':' 'i t S V ddd 5 i' ' Nm' Y? 3 if guy X., .......... 1-2-L.. X ' 7' V - 'Ne i f Wi. iwwkf : J I .4 WWW-..k 1 ,S -.cava-'-wwwmw -.,: a : . I Q f i L K , it 1 2 gt., XE mums y ,iidi ,W a PM W y,yp 2 f if t H ff A i f ,,i.,,,i Q, i it is ,, , , tz' itt, d i t A - KM ' f,:, K A Q , :,, in . , r I i XL ,eq K A , 7 Z, A WJ : M 1 vmmgww ly My 4' K . i i . d if iV.i' . - i,i 'fl' t ' i d, ' d ww i V i We H- . 're W iii-- L L . - C V- ummm I H V H gg' -' xfkyt .: w 51: L: -:IL .- lv - K I A E: Av VV jig, i ,. Z ,I I E5 , V , E . ' ' 'yfkydff K if f Q A f f' 1 'W f1 - - A .f -.s- ff W 2 f t'- t43 - i V ' 2 .. Z tl' Q - f 1- --H A - , ,1 f??' V uf: V.-D.-H ,Q Q M-rum ' , A A-5 VM g I :V V , 1 if 1 QQ 55 it t f N141 -4:-vig M, V- I I in ,G 'H'--'-- W A f, 1. an W wh A .qw 5 3 0 x 5ff7j,i: pail h,..1'..o M kkiwvk 3 7 I V A, --.fl er' ,gf , , 5 - .V A , ! ' L ' ' 1 I A 1 . ,L ., A-.sw , ,ami ,w fy W V i W I X 1 I- ,nj , - . .,....mn:niVv: Arir ' A 'rife 3i:P.gMg fri - wi- mi. b 27 R P-Club officers for the 1968-1969 year are TOP: Ken Bjornstead, ser- geant-at-armsg MIDDLE: Rodger Glick, secretaryg Dave McMullen, presidentg jon Lill, vice -presidentg BOTTOM: Byron Beal, treasurerg Kirk Harrison, Stuco. The P-Club composed of lettermen in various var- sity sports, was headed by President Dave Mc- Mullen and sponsored by Warren Meireis. The P- Club sponsors many events including the Kansas City trip, the Battle of the Sexes, the annual chicken feed for the members and male faculty members, and cake sales to send boys to the Fel lowship of Christian Athletes camp. The P-Club earns the money for these activities by having Work -days. - - 4 15 is FIRST ROW: Mr. Meireis, Dave McMullen, jon Lill, Rodger Glick, Byron Beal, Kirk Harrison, Ken Bjornstad. SECOND ROW: Burt Copeland, Dave Comeau, Tom Weir, Doug Finnesy, Tony Turnbull, Bruce Westhusin, jeff VanDyke, Charlie Wilson, Greg Rempe, Randy Adams. THIRD ROW: Dave Mosher, Steve Haslam, Rick Pywell, Mike Adams, Roger Stahl, Mark Girvan, Roger Vonfeldt, Albert Plante, Don Hageman, Raymond Smee. FOURTH ROW: Mike Donaldson, Glen Hartnet, Steve jones, Bob Rog- ers, Terry Dobson, Larry Dobson, Doug Pederson, Randy Hrabe, Doug Rozean. P-CL UB Size has no meaning to Ken Bjornstead. 29 5 9 -.nn'g LAST ROW: Randy Adams, Roger Vonfeldt, Byron Beal, Doug Pederson, Kirk Harrison, Coach Meireis FIRST ROW: Coach Ensley, Steve jones, Mike Donaldson, Steve Haslam, and Coach Friend. QNot pictured Roger Glick.j TRACK The l969 track season saw 9 returning lettermen. There were four Seniors, two juniors, and three sophomores. The track team will be centered around these returning lettermen. The new track will enable Plainville to host track meets for the first time this year. 30 Roger Glick will aim for the polevault re cord this year. Steve Ruder and Mary Smrcka were chosen Booster Boy and Girl of the Year by the Newspaper Class of '69. They were chosen for their activities and friendliness toward their fellow students. Steve Ruder was transferred here from Saint joseph Academy. Mary Smrcka has been a PHS student for four years. BOOSTER BOYA D GIRL OF THE YEAR 31 FRONT ROW: M. Keas, M. Moeder, R. Mehler, M. Page, C. Dreher, K. VanDyke. SECOND ROW: T. Rupp, M. jones, R. Sell, L. Rempe, K. Brust, K. Vonfeldt, D. Richmond, L. Wilson, J. Dreiling, L. Schmidt, B. Becker. THIRD ROW: P. Schumacher, S. Edson, L. Williams, 1. Schmidt, P. Stalnaker, S. Glick, S. Gerber, D. Keas, M. Griffin, K. Cates, 1. Lill, A. Andreson. FOURTH ROW: L. Morrissey, L. Kaba, D. Herman, C. Plante, C. Dechant, S. Welton, M. Hargraves, 1. Harris, D. Dumler, I. Dougherty. FIFTH ROW: N. Brack, L. Cowley, L. Sparks, V. Edson, 1. Stahl, K. Hrabe, D. Barber, D. Demanett, P. Williams, D. Brown. LAST ROW: L. Mason, S. Bol- ling, S. Beiker, 1. Moeder, J. Jaco, C. Rupp, C. Plante, K. Barber, D. Demanett, C. Dopita. PEP CL UB SHO WS PRIDE A-TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Carolyn Ross, Dianne Stalnaker, Paula VanDyke fhead cheerleaderj Becky Kerns, Linda High. Pep Club girls led Plainville High in expressing Cardinal Spirit this year. This organization was one of the most active in expressing Pride in our school and team. wwwr6nw,amv:afywgxumaa,a.av.am3zmmf,-9::1a..vm:wa:wf 5 wmv .wa 1 v' fs W 1 N- 1 - PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Mary Moeder, president: Becky Kerns, B TEAM CHEERLEADERS K Vice- res ' Raelene Mehler stuco' Pam Sta ner secretar ' - 1 I aren p' ' ' ' ' g ' Y' VanDyke, Carol Dresher fhead cheer Mar ena Keas treasurer. . g ' leaderj Melanie Page. FIRST ROW: C. Ross, D. Stalnaker, P. VanDyke, B. Kerns, L. High, Mrs. johnson. SECOND ROW: P. Wise, B. Harrison, 1. Wise, B. Turnball, M. Breckley, K. Rogers, C. Hachmeister, J. Slimmer, M. Allen, M, Becker, D. Donaldson, S. Haase. THIRD ROW: J. Weigel, I. Rotch, S. Sneath, S. Havlas, M. Staab, B. Fournier, P. Mayhew, D. Summer, J. Prickett, B. Harrison, N. Hancock, K. Hrabe, S. Page. FOURTH ROW: S. Boucher, L. Meitler, 1. Budig, W. Glission, R. Gilbert, C. Adams, L. Brown, P. Weir, T. Anderson, K. Axelson, 1. Demanett, H. Horner, M. Smrcka. FIFTH ROW: A. Klaus, I. Dryiden, K. Hrabe, N. Mason, 1. Cooper, P. Hutchcraft, M. Unrein, D. Richmond, M. Parker, S. Stewart, D. Wilhelm. LAST ROW: L. Post, L. Denniston, V. Wickham, B. Schubert, D. Morrissey, B. Malin, L. Bice, P. Rogers, C. Rempe. G. Moeder, C. Pywell, T. Koehler. 33 King Dave McMullen The candidates with their dates are Mike Adams with Mary Moeder, Byron Beal with Margena Keas, Dave McMullen with Raeiene Mehier, Kirk Harrison with Pam Rogers, and Larry Prout with Mary Smrcka. iWWfHif'f2fV -M Mai Sw ' -sf 1 6 sm Dave McMullen received the traditional kiss from his escort. Dave McMullen was crowned the 1968 Snoball King by his escort Raelene Mehler. The other candi- dates were Kirk Harrison, Mike Adams, Larry Prout, and Byron Beal. The Pep Club, which spon- sors Snoball, decorated the cafeteria in a typical winter scene. The Lemon Harangue played for the dance following thc crowning. SNUBALL Dancing to the sounds of the Lemon Harangue. l I l 422 mf- Karen Axelson works diligently on the The executive council met once a month FHA freshman breakfast. at one of the officers house for a meal. Mary Unrem and Becky Kerns prepare Chapter Mothers play an active roll in eggs for the freshman breakfast. FHA. FHA A T WURK The Plainville High Chapter of Future Home- makers of America started the year with many activities. Six a. m. proved to be an appro- priate time to introduce the freshmen to FHA. The executive council presented them with a surprise breakfast to get their interest in Fl-IA. Slave Day was a good money making project for first semester. The Plainville Chapter was proud to host the FHA District B-meeting. Approximately four hundred girls from the surrounding area attended. 36 ,IH II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII IW, IIII I W I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I 'I I LI' W X' M IIIIIIIIJI, I ,M ix N III, M , H III III'lIwN , I I III I I I II3I'I,?IIII'IIII II 'lim II I II N H IIIII , , I IIILI ,, ,II1I,IIIII I IW IIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I II I I IIIII III'IIIII I I I IIIII I I I I i I I 'IIIIIII I Ig' 'I III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIW .... I II III I I IIIII I I IIIHHI I III I IIIIIIIIIIIImImuIIIIImIIIIIII:mf:f'f fff'IIII'IIw' I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Im II, 'III I I IIII IIIIIIIIIUH I IIIIIII I II IIIIIIIII II III I III .III I , ,,. ,, IIIIIrf7 'IIIIIIIIIIII III x IIIIII II mm 4 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II I I I , IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIZI- I 'III IIIIW IIIIIIIIIIII I , .W., . I III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Im I II -I I! .I I! I I ,I , I I 'I I I., II II II 'II I III I IIIII III II II II II III MI M II III W III IIIIII I III M I II IM IIIIIIIIIIII I I I I II' 'I I I I II I I II I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III IIIIII III I I IIII I ' ' IIIIIIIIIIII I'I ' .IIII IIII IIIIIIIIIIII I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I L III SENIORS 5, 3 s Mr S E Q i Senior Class Oifficcrs Qlcll Lo riglnj arc Susan Page, Sccrcuxryg Ken Fcldkump, Sergeant-at-Armsg Roger Uelschlacger. Ilistoriang Paula Van Dyke, Vice-Prcsidcntg 1. D. S1'cwL11'L, Treusurcrg Byron Beal, Presi- dent. SR. CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF '69 Well, as Seniors, we can sav We'rc educated. . .and it took us onl four . Y years. But what a four years! What were those years like? It's really hard to describe. . .busy, frustrating. rewarding, fun. As Freshmen. we thought we were super cool . not knowing that the upper- classmen were laughing at our stupid actions and mistakes. Like in previous years, we attended orientation and like years before, the lecture went in one ear and out the other. Then came our sophomore year. No longer considered the lowest rank, our super cool class now looked at school differently. Tak- ing a look at the other classes around us, we saw for the first time how unique and brilliant our class really was. Sophomores--we thought we knew it all. juniors, upperclassmen, suddenly we didn't know it all. For some reason. we began listening to advice and became concerned about the future. Our class- rooms no longer were just rooms with four walls where we gave teachers a bad time, but they became a place where we learned to work together and had fun putting on our junior Play and helping each other for our Prom. Now, as Seniors. we're beginning to see life as it really is. The super cool class of '69 has accomplished many things. But there is one thing which stands out. We no longer look at each other a group, but as individuals, each with his own ideas, thoughts, and beliefs. And we have come to respect and like each other for what we, as individuals. believe in and stand for. Four years--parties, basketball games, track meets. the coaches worry, a wrestler's desire, a golfer's club. football practice, fire batons, pompoms, a diploma. We're beginning to ask the right questions and draw many of our own conclusions. The super cool class of 'o9 after four years of observance has now reached the conclusion that the noon hour still isn't long enough. 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STEWART 'L-In-fy 11 RON BECKER MARY SMRCKA NIKKI MASON QIIQRRY SHROCK 5, L, :W ' TZ ' R K ' - f ' A 316 Ji? 'K 3 W as ' - ' ' 5 r Lf-ry -ffef-S ff-L --J rx: '32 1? ' WE - 5i+f,'+ ,f ..A,w A , ,, f 52.1-:wg 5' - 1. gizxrizgihf, ER M xwwzz R Rfi5f222a?:,Rfff 42 BURT COPE LAND JANET COOPER STEVE RUDER PAM SCHUMACHER MIKE DONALDSON JUDY DEMANETT KEN FELDKAMP MARYBETH UNREIN RODGER GLICK T15 Q0 A 5 my H--a ' 'lbw-5, TRUDY RUPP ED REMPE DENISE RICHMOND !QTf'Tf iff' KIRK HARRISON PAM ROGERS f3h'4 .pw-'M' RICK PYWELL CECILE REMPE LARRY PROUT 411 I-IARRIETTE HORNER RICK IVY KAYLA HRABE ROGER OELSCHLAEGER 1 -1 Jj if ..L. I-l ', I g,:yig.:j 'Z Y.:-va'- 1:7:fE!m f wr' s 1 -fi H55 DAVID MOSHER PATRICIA I-IUTCI-ICRAFT LINDA POST ED MARTIN 45 BEGKY KERNS RAYMOND MARCGTTE SUSAN PAGE MARY PARKER DOUG LINDER MARGENA KEAS IS this all Lo Government? la has to do in 46 SENIORS MAINTAI PRIDE Seniors helped make posters to foster school spirit. MARY MOEDER ERIC THRASHER TRACEY ANDRESON LYDIA DENNISTON IGN LILL JOYCE SPRICK ,L .,.. W - H' 47 The Beverly Hillbillies Starting in the Clampetts' mountain cabin, the play follows the Clampetts' through the discovery of oil, their improbable invasion of hi-falutin' Beverly Hills Society and the absurd adventures and ridiculous ro- mances they encounter there. All the characters you have loved on television are here. JED, the naive mountain man whose native intelligence always comes to the fore Cbut how did he get involved with blackmailers--and how does he get out?J,' GRANNY, the spry old lady with the sharp tongue fDoes she Really have a beauffj, Beautiful Elly May CCan she find happiness married to an English Teacher?J and muscular, mindless Jethro fengaged to three girls but in love with a fourthj as well as Mr. and Mrs. Drysdale and his beleaguered secretary Miss Hathaway. They, and the odd ball character they meet in Californy, provide wonderful, challenging characterization for your cast. Pa, I caught me a critter. Nashville Rickers provide the music for Granny Sz Jed. CHARACTERS Granny . . . .... . . . . Jed Clampett . . Elly May .... George Turner . . Brewster .... . Cousin Pearl . . . - Jethro ..... . Mr. Drysdale . . . Mrs. Drysdale . . . Miss' Hathaway . . . . Mrs. Pennyweather . . Percy ...... . Gloria Mundy. . . Emaline Fetty . . Frederika Collins. . . Colonel Foxhall . . . . Mrs. Stokely-Smythe . Mr. Oglethorpe . . . . Mrs. Oglethorpe . . . Groovy Monahan . . . Frank Richards . . Director ..... ..... Student Director ........ Prompters ...... Susan Page . Karen Axelson . Burt Copeland . Janet Cooper . .Mike Adams . Kirk Harrison Harriette Horner Dave McMullen . Mike Toelkes Tracey Andreson . Margena Keas . . Vicki Wise . Ken Bjornstad Dianne Stalnaker . . Trudy Rupp Pam Schumacher Mike Donaldson . Mary Parker . Ken Feldkamp Harriette Horner . .Nikki Mason . . Rick Pywell Mr. Schumacher Marybeth Unrein and Sheri Barber It's a fun-filled romp based on one of the most successful and enduring television series ever. 48 No. I Wanted to be alone with you. The first mo- ment I laid eyes on you, my heart became your prisoner. It was love at first sight. SENIOR PLA Y Must be nice to be loved by someone? y Q' : u ,V we - 1 But Mumsy! I'Ve got a . . . '? Do you Wanna rassle? Jethro! Put her down! SE IOR CREDIT MIKE ADAMS jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Basketball 15 Track 25 Football 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,4. TRACEY ANDRESON MCL Test 45 Musical 1, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls Glee l,2, 3,45 Tennis 15 Sr. Play5 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Booster Staff 45 UN Tour 3. FRANK AUSTIN jr. Play5 Sr. Play. KAREN AXE LSON Girls Glee 3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Tennis 15 League Speech Contest 45 Sr. Play5 jr. Play5 Best Actress Award 35 Debate 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Degreeg UN Tour 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Musical 3. SHERI BARBER FHA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 UN Tour 4. BYRON BEAL MCL Test 1,.2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Battle of the Sexes 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys Glee 1,2,3,45 Musical 1,3, 45 Football l, 2,3,45 All-MCL First Team 35 All- MCL Honorable Mention 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track l,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,3,45P-Club 2,3,45 Officer 45 Homecoming Escort 45 Snoball Candidate 45 Boys State 35 UN Tour 3. RON BECKER Transfer from Victoria Seminary 45 Wrestling 4. LOLA BICE MCL Test 1,25 Tennis l,2,35 Fl-IA l,2,3,45 Officer 45 Stuco 45 jr. Degree5 Chapter Degreeg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff. KEN BJORNSTAD Wrestling 1, 2,3,45 P-Club 1, 2,3,45 Officer 45 FFA 3,45 Officer 45 Class Officer 45 Sr. Play. GENE BUDIG Newspaper Staff 4. JANET COOPER Transfer from Lucas 45 Band 45 Girls Glee 45 Dis- trict Speech Contest 45 Pep Club 45 Sr. Play. BURT COPELAND Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Musical l, 2, 45 Boys Glee l,2,45 Wrestling 1,2,35 Golf 1,25 Sr. Play5 P-Club 45 Newspaper Staff 4. JUDY DEMANETT MCL Test 3,45 Tennis 15 FHA l,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 jr. Play5 Debate 45 League, District Speech Contest 4. LYDIA DENNISTON Girls Glee 2,45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 FHA 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Play5 Yearbook Staff 4. MIKE DONALDSON National Honor Society 3, 45 Football 45 Track 3, 45 Sr. Play5 P-Club 3,45 Transfer from Brush, Colo. 3 KEN FELDKAMP jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 FFA l,2,3,45 Class Officer 4. RODGER GLICK Football l,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 P-Club 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Sweetheart Attendant 35 Homecoming Escort 45 Yearbook Staff 4. KIRK HARRISON Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 35 jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 P-CLub 3, 45 Stuco 45 FFA 2, 3, 45 Snoball Candidate 45 Sweetheart Prince 4. HARRIETTE I-IORNER Girls Glee 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Musical 1,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,3,45 Sr. Play5 FHA l,2,3, 45 Pep. Club 1, 2,3,45 Stuco 1,25 Executive Council 45 Twirler 3,45 UN Tour 3. KAYLA HRABE MCL Test l,2,35 Band l,2,35 Girls Glee 1,25 Mixed Chorus 25 Twirler 2, 3,45 Musical 1, 3,45 Tennis l, 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Snoball Escort 2. PAT HUTCHCRAFT Girls Glee 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Musical 1,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 News- paper Staff 4. RICK IVY Transfer from Pratt. MARGENA KEAS MCL Test 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Battle of the Sexes 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee I, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 League, District Speech Contests l, 3, 45 Sr. Play5 FHA 1,2,3,45 Officer 3,45 FHA State Meeting 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Exec- utive Council 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Outstanding Home Ec Student 15 Homemaker of Tomorrow 45 Snoball Escort 4. BECKY KERNS Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 3, 45 Wrestling Cheer- leader 35 A-Team Cheerleader 45 Class Officer 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Booster Girl 25 Prom Server 25 Homecoming candidate 4. ION LILL MCL Test5 Football l,2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Bas- ketball 15 Golf 1, 2,35 P-Club 3,45 Officer 45 Home- coming Escort 45 jr. Play5 UN Tour 45 Yearbook Staff 4. DOUG LIN DER CANDY LYNCH DAVID McMULLEN Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 P-Club. President 45 Snoball King 45 Homecoming Escort 4. RAY MARCOTT Football 25 Wrestling 25 jr. Play5 Tranfer from Victoria Seminary. ED MARTIN NIKKI MASON MCL Test 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Girls Glee 45 Sr. Play5 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3. MARY MOEDER Track 1,25 Tennis 35 jr. Play5 FHA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 152, 3,45 Officer 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Snoball Escort 3,45 Class Officer 15 Booster Girl 15 Newspaper Staff 45 Prom Server 2. DAVID MOSHER ROGER OELSCHLAEGER National Honor Society 3, 45 MCL Test 1, 2, 3, 45 Battle of the Sexes 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee l,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Musical l,3,45 Golf 1, 2, 35 One Act Play 35 League, District, State Speech Contest 35 Student Council 35 P- Club 2, 35 Class Officer 4. SUSAN PAGE National Honor Society 45 MCL Test 35 Mixed Cho- rus 1,45 Girls Glee 15 Band 15 Musical 3,45 Tennis 1,25 jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Executive Council 45 Sweet- heart Attendant 35 Class Officer 3,45 Wrestling Cheerleader 3, 45 Booster Girl 25 Prom Server 25 UN Tour 3. MARY PARKER Band 1,25 jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1, 2,3,45 UN Tour 4. LINDA POST Mixed Chorus 35 Girls Glee 45 Tennis 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4. LARRY PROUT Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys Glee 1, 2,3,45 Musical l,3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 1, 25 Jr. Play5 Snoball Candidate 45 Sweet- heart Candidate 2, 4. RICK PYWELL MCL Test 45 Boys Glee 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Musical 1, 35 Band 1,45 Wrestling 1, 2,3, 45 Golf 1, 25 P-Club 1, 2, 3,45 jr. Play5 UN Tour 45 Newspaper Staff 4. CECILE REMPE Track 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 jr. Degree5 Sweetheart Candidate 45 Booster Girl 3. ED REMPE MCL Test 25 Band l, 2,3,45 Basketball 15 jr. Play5 Sr. Play. DENISE RICHMOND MCL Test 1,45 National Honor Society 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3,45 Track 25 Girls Glee 15 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 Of- ficer 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sweetheart Candidate 25 Homecoming Candidate 45 Class Officer 25 UN Tour 35 Stuco Camp 35 Student Council Officer 3, 45 Ex- ecutive Council 4. PAM ROGERS Tennis l,2, 3,45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3,45 Officer 45 FHA l, 2,3,45 Officer l,2,3,45 Jr. Degree5 Chapter Degree5 Homecoming Candidate 45 Sweetheart Candidate 15 Sweetheart Princess 45 Booster Girl 35 Wrestling Cheerleader 45 Prom Server 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Snoball Escort 4. STEVE RUDER TRUDY RUPP MCL Test 25 Girls Glee 3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Ten- nis l5 League, District Speech Contest 3,45 Debate 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 FHA l,2,3,45 Officer 45 jr. Degree5 Chapter Degree5 jr. Play5 Sr. Play, Year- book Staff 45 FHA Camp 4. JERRY SHROCK Boys Glee l5 Mixed Chorus 15 Basketball 15 Golf l, 25 Class Officer 2. PAM SCHUMACHER Girls Glee 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Twirler 2, 3,45 Head Twirler 35 League, Dis- trict Speech Contest 2, 3,45 Tennis 15 jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 FHA l, 2,3,45 FHA Camp 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 UN Tour 45 Newspaper Staff 4. MARY SMRCKA Band 1, 2,3,45 Twirler 3,45 Girls Glee 15 Musical l,3,45 Track 15 Pep Club l,2,3,4: FHA l,2,3,45 Homecoming Candidate 45 Snoball Escort 3, 45 Class Officer 3, 45 UN Tour 3. JOYCE SPRICK Transfer from Goodland, Ks. 45 Newspaper Staff. DIANNE STALNAKER Girls Glee 15 Track 25 Senior Play5 Musical 15 Pep Club l,2, 3,45 FHA 2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 A Team Cheerleader 3,45 Prom Server 25 Booster Girl l. 1. D. STEWART Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys Glee 1, 2,3,45 Band Pres. 45 Track 15 Wrestling 2, 35 Exec- utive Council 45 Class Officer 3,4. ERIC THRASHER Band 15 Boys Glee 15 Mixed Chorus l5 Wrestling 15 Football 15 Musical lg Yearbook Staff. MIKE TOELKES Transfer from Cadets 25 jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Best Actor Award 35 Newspaper Staff 4. MARYBETH UNREIN Girls Glee 15 Tennis 2,35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 FHA l 2, 3,45 Officer 45 Newspaper Staff 45 jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Prom Server 25 UN Tour 3. PAULA VAN DYKE MCL Test l,2, 35 Track l,2, 35 jr. Play5 Pep Club l,2, 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Homecoming Attendant 35 Barnwarmer Attendant 35 Class Officer 152,45 B-Team Cheerleader 15 A-Team Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Head Cheerleader 45 Prom Server 25 UN Tour 35 Executive Council 45 Musical l, 3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2, 3,45 Girls Glee 1,2,3, Band l,2, VALERIE WICKHAM Band 1,25 Girls Glee 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. VICKIE WISE Girls Glee 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Musical 35 FHA l,2,35 Pep Club 15 jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Track l, 2. SENIORS CHOOSE ' f' W. f , f I :-,: l 53 CAPS .N, GOWNS STUDENTS WORK TOGETHER HS 3 YCHH1 If HS 8. cast .. IH claw 1 QXW- K5 7.71326 - ak . . . LIS Z1 gI'UUp . . . for spirit , r r ' fr N In Uv H' A 1 Anvlvxxluy A v Hi' 'H H v i Mmm , I WM M, mllIHHHIlHlllHHllllHIIHHHHIIHIIIHHllllHHHHHHHIIHHIIHIIHH!IHH!!IHIHHIHIIIHHIIIIIHHHH v fl 1 wy 'HI MW!!! , H W n46Tmn11zlmwfmmmllllllvm In V N rllllph H l ffffmmrz ' ,, , ,WM W If U 1 0 ,HMM , ,L A rr Jim ur Um ' ' uw YU ,,,V,fUH W WH mn! ,4 1 ,,1r4vWWm M,,,f!rrW:'H,, wwvib- infmmmffffffmfrfrfff 'H V ff I lf Huff! E my M Ml ,j lz' ww kk wvvrylulif ' In W WHUMw ' Im-'R yr ' W' ' ,,,Wplllf Www' X 4, v,,4vvHmN, I'lfNW HM, Hwmvw lzmllllfi' Mmvllrl' ,wv ',H ,, mm! 1 , A XJ H ' f ' ,ml K 'mil ' QU, . X, N , WN, X5 N 11, H ,, I, J Wm' ,WH HMHMH lm1Urrt,',','mjvf1ll4N wy 1f'r,4ff 'N' ummm vA,,n41n! 'M X , ,MyOlf,MW ,Mft me Officers of the class of '70 are Charlie Wilson, Presidentg jeff Van Dyke, Vice presidentg Doreen Wilhelm treasurerg and Thelma Koehler, Secretary. JR. CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF '70 The juniors have really been on the go this year. They went from house to house selling magazines, and did an outstanding job as salesmen. This money helped them finance the annual junior- Senior Prom. The juniors have been great help to the Seniors. In just a few months the class of '70 will be run- ning the school. No longer will they have to worry about seeing the speaker at an assembly, for they will dominate the first four rows of seats. We've had lots of fun with the groovy juniors this year. We wish them the best of luck in everything they do. Mike Cowley Deb Dumler Larry Dobson Terry Dobson Sheryl Edson Dennis Felhoetler 57 Max Armentrout Doug Beiker Bruce Burkholder Mary Allen Mona Becker Linda Brown ., .aul tif-.gig 72 Ski as K: in J I is fe ML T 7 25 f Deb Donaldson lleta Dougherty Doug Finnesy Linda Felhoetler Larry Barber Deb Brown Dave Comeau X .2 YK Eddie Dreher Judy Gardner i siugfzs:g,,l . V A . ak -- 5- -fiPf?fW?,, '-: 22f a?3za XX 5ii1-:'.-' 1 ' X- '. - V, Deb Brown, jeff VanDyke, Bruce Burkholder, and Bev Harrison were top magazine salesmen. Bev is not pictured. --sa 5 +4 N Y .W 'f Thelma Koehler Roger Kriley Ronald Kriley Raymond Kuhn Carl Meitler Gloria Moeder .. Dennis Gilbert Glenn Hartnett Deb Hugley Rehlene Mehle I Linda Morrissey 58 Mark Girvan Linda High Steve jones Betty Malin Albert Plante 2 S an H . 'E Marc Glendening Cindy Hrabe Marly jones Tony Marc otte jackie Prickett v y i ii W I - , ia 3 1. A R Jw r W E f -w 15 fi mi fi .Q f'sfY.:wa.gf.f'-:2..'f.: - fist an 2 3 J Vw V 1, my 45 43 ,Q Q , A 0 Q 'T f' is 3' -4 x I H . I i Q, ' wal' f Qi xx -' , Y- ,, ,, WW.-.,., ., A,,. . .-.- ,..,. ,,,1 , Q s Q P 1-' 0, X 3 -'fm - My 2 L mf? M, ,. ,gf :,,- ,, . . L W g 'iw aa. A W? .A ga K ft 'BN' -fL:f, oasis? - :Q-, in : -Q S, 4, K Q X if Greg Rempe Linda Rogers Bob Rogers Carolyn Ross Wade Rozean Roy Rudy Janice Schmidt Ruby Sell Pain Rogers Sheri Stewart Tony Turnbull jeff Van Dyke Darlene Venneburg Roger Vonfeldt Toni Weir Doreen Wilhelm Charlie Wilson Linda Williams 59 Officers of the class of '71 are Tim Ruder, vice presidentg Suzanne Haase, presidentg Libby Wilson treasurerg and Karen Vonfeldt, secretary. SOPH CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF'7I Vi m:Ah Cindy Adams W., The Class of '7l is the greatest bunch of Sophomores yet. ,LW, if 1 5 3 53 :Ei They have proved to be the most daring and adventuresome. ff ,.--. - And like all Sophomores before them, this was their year to see how much they could get by with before the teachers lowered the boom. Class rings were the big decision this year. After a few disagreements and a few brilliant speeches the tough Sophs came through with a sharp looking Class ring. You should be able to identify a member of the class of '71 by the impression you get by 'looking at his class ring. Bill Bice jerry Bird jerry Bollig Marsha Brickley Mike Bruna Kristin Brust Janice Budig Vernon Budig Bob Dopita Carol Dreher joan Dreiling julie Dryden 61 Ron Brin Karen Cates Barbara Fournier qw -We .tx-5-41. Randy Adams Tom Brown Darrell Dechant Ruth Gilbert K I a. ,.l,,,,,.,.. i ' ' F. 2?-a i?1,J,. ,A - , 52551 ,lflz-t f'. Q, f- f S'5'-51f5:- iff 1 i f jf mz H ' i f , av . .f ' I 'K , Z.: , rw i i P5 '51 nf K HM fiffrfr ,Q-4 A - mf 1 - , Kurt Glendening Mari Grillin Nancy Hancock Steve Haslam Dena Keas Andrea Klaus Max Malin Paula Mayhew X gg J Maggy Y ifilieuf' i n 1 , , 4' gk 'T 1 ' 'fs -F1 x X K .,. . iff 1. 1 '63-Self 4 M, ,, of ,ff N' -ws-i , Q - Q : Q . ,,.,,.t .5 r -sw Y Suzanne Haase Sue Havlas Tom Koehler Rod Meyers in , if lk karat X ,WR Q-AM M. Cindy Haclinieister Kathy Hrahe George Kriley Bill Mills Marvin Hachmeister Randy l-lrabe jo Ann Lill Melanie Page Don Hageman Forrest johnson Rod Mahoney Doug Pederson 4191: k will V.. Q , , ,J ...5:.-2-Tf kfs - ,H .L v Q 3,-my Cherie Pywell Allen Richmond Deb Richmond K.athy Rogers Doug Rozean Tim Ruder Barbara Schubert Jackie Slimmer Raymond Smee Brenda Turnbull David VanSchyVer Leonard Vohs Ronnie Welch Bruce Westhusin Libby Wilson ii SY' X , '- flu , ' 1 .gig ff K 5529 s , Y i ss W-Mr i i my af 'QQQ 412: X A J C 'rx- 'if K '14 'Tidw jg 2 is mf , 3551 , . , ,. ,. gi, - ' 5 :-1+ 'b .H 1 ly ' Q ,L ., Q .f :N W. 4 A 1 :lik Linette Schmidt LaDonna Story Mary Staab Pat Waggoner Karen Vonfeldt 121110 Wise Dennis Wise W if if 1 '- 2 - ., .. wwe., i Deb Sumner Patty Weir jim Young 4 ,. -A 4,2 iii rf- ' 2:52 .Q- i in 74 3' ,, , f 1 A , Ag 4 , '-1 24, , 5 .' f 6 yjnf' , az K V1 A-,gk 3, A Af ,gi L6 T. an .Q I , fx. .. - , jill' Q 5 W Q ff if ., ' ' l -- MK 5?fi S?iz .f 12 ' ,ft 7 mfr. 1 'W 1 K lli, L f V H 3. I H K '-Qi?'Q,-,, K ' . -, . f ' Y M X 'I' ' r '?'. 'iw -ff' A, ,T l s ' 4 V yy L-.35 gif ,jig i!,fQ,.5f rm 1 - A f ,S fwfr a f H 1 1 915 , , Qi' X , ' L 'X idgglx-62 ' f 3' X q W Y xg 5. dx V :I -iz? X, 1. I fr V mir, 'S - ff fvfkgm-1, if N x4 'di , RFB, .xx in in A I vp fl ,fl 3 S + ,,.fwf'- uw e.r ? rf S ., e r my .. 've , f .Q ',.',:,, ,Inga , 4 lm L ,fly-vj ,mf 5 . .. xi? ,. S .. L t V2.2 14 A Q, X h ., de-: Ze' ,JE A Ill 11.3, WQFNS- .fd +4 Ez!! 1 P, X4 , ,. X Officers of the class of '72 are Shirley Glick, secretaryg john Brust, presidentg Brian Sumearll, treas- urerg and Brad Mock, Vice president. FROSH CLASS OFFICERS ,jn- -Jr E ' ff ' 4-we-' Lil ll: .... Wx. . Tiff-2. V ,.., K ,Q r affle ,f - . Qi. f . W' if - ,fin Y- - - Neff'-'F-' wi-. v-H -rt u - , c l V' 1' . , . E. S it -- .gif ' P , ' ' -X Allison Antlreson Toni Ashley Deh Barber Karen Barber CLASS OF'72 The people you see on the next l'ew pages are Fresh- men. Laugh. That means that they will he Seniors in three years, we hope. The upperclassmen think a lot ol' this year's Freshmeng we have to, hecause they have more people in their classes than we do. This year's Freshmen, the new hlootl ol' the school, hrouglit PHS new inspiration. They are exceptionally harcl workers and usually get their job clone, and done well. This class is highly competitive, and was well represented on the honor roll. The Freshmen are new to our system. Sometimes they clap at the wrong time at assembly, and sometimes they tlon't clap at all. But we think this class is uptight and will make good candidates for sophomores next year. ' ,,..--n . V up ,arf .gf- 'Nf 'S' 7 if 1 V ,, T - 1 ' , V ,s Z - Pam Chance Lynn Cowley Cynthia Deeliant Deb Demanett 65 -v Betty Becker Sandra Bollig Nanette Braek Pat Bruna Dianne Demanett Susan Beiker Sharon Boucher Don Brown john Brust Steve Donaldson M.-f4....,.,, in ,XM ggi ,LL,, V 2 X Steve Haney Stan Herl Mike Maeke ii f.f:L:iiSii5 ,. 3 .M .- W- ir , '5a':j:. ' y , ,:,,, m mVV: S 1 'LmmLAk is 1 vw N5 Y xl Dean Hake Deb Herman Linda Mason ,ww-1 . .z H M-Ha SQ 8 S 0 . .151 J I A-is ., 'ZX - , N .::, 4 'LSE' is Q1-.s 5 - ' - mia - .- . wi., f ,, . ,.., 45. j if ,I gg F rl r' lf!-3' jaequie Harris Kaylene Hrabe Lola Meitler Chris Dopita Shirley Glick Bonnie Harrison Jana Jaco Brad Meredith 66 it 4? Q Y f gi Vickie Edson Sheryl Gerber Winelle Glisson Steve Gore Kini Harrison Mary Hargrave Linda Kaiba Greg MeCune Brad Mock janet Moeder f 'm ' f ,--, A 19 If : gg? 1 R F04 g' it Q4 ,fi 9.4 ,... if 'I we 1 Mx dx -, we V wjaiygfif .L -reef. an - - 1.1.3 Tc- ' , Gerald Moran Diauc Morrissey Miko Nusa Carol Plame Janna Rotach Pat Rajcwski Linda Rempc Candra Rupp janet Stahl Patly Staluaker Lisa Sparks Lance Sprick Q 4' .4- K. fi' + 'Q A 2 3 f wi ,qi Maw Q, VZ, .6 A f 12 HQ , ,Z,2 ,,. , . ..... . 11 E7 lf iff ' 1 ' ei ,A :iw AW ' Ag . A .. P 5 A , N A4 ' Q' 1 , A , 5 ' -,Nfl . :H . 1. -- L MQ Q - ' f ,, , Q ,lf- 1 , 5 sv, 53 , 1 ',,g',,'fg25jgf4g if . ' if ff f 9 1, rf? fr Cllalflotte Plame Terry Pywell Miko Saiudou SllCl'1'y SucaLl1 Brian Sumcarll ,lim Thom psou li E32 67 Mark Thummel Janice Weigel Linda Vkfhite Freshmen laughed with the officers al' the FHA breakfast. May Thunnnel Randy Weleh Paula Williams Karen Van Dyke Susan Welch Rick Wilson Larry Vohs Mark Wenzel Pai Wise if , . Keith Vonleldt Doug Werner Dave Young - ff? -nk 68 john Weslhusin Kirk Zeiglel' 'CN P-1 H AND FACU I ON ISTRATI E 2 cn fc ..9 Mr. Nilwon D. Kraushaar is superintendent ol' Uniliied District 270 with offices located in Plainville Grade School. He is responsible lo r carrying out school policies and reporting to the school hoa rd. He is the link between the lnoa rd oli education and the school. Mr. Krau- shaar received his BA degree in education and MA in administration front Kansas State Uni- versity at Manhatten. This is his Sth year as stiperintendent. A DMI ISTRA T10 WORKS Mr. all llargrave. serving his oth veal' at Plainville lligh. sees that everything N operates finoothly in the school. lle plans LlLl'l'l'lClllLllll and scheduling ol' classes. in addition to running the school ollice. supplying the lactllty with adequate lacilities. lnoostin 1' sttt -f in dents along with grades and many other duties. Mr. llargrave received his BA degree at' Kansas Wesleyan in Salina and a MA degree at Fort llays State College. MR. AL l'liXliGR,'XVli. Principal BACK ROW: Dale Roll, -lack Mock. Lau renee Hachmeister. Roger lfurgason. FRONT ROW: Bert Taylor, William Eckart. FOR BETTER SCHOOLING The task of maintaining high education stand- ards at PHS is the responsibility of the Plain- ville High School Board of Education composed oi' six members who devote their time and eff forts to the betterment of all students who attend PHS. Mr. Van Dyke, as clerk, has helped the Board hy keeping accurate records for each meeting. Serving on the Board is an addition to their busy, full time jobs whether they are husi- nessmen, a farmer, or an oilfield employee. We would like to say Thank You to these seven men who have given their time, service and interest to help make PHS one oli the top schools in the state. Paul Van Dyke is clerk ot the Board. English I, journalism Yearbook, Newspaper NE Okla. State Geometry, Physics, Physical Science Senior Class KSC at Pittsburg History, Phys. Education Football Coach Northwestern State, Okla. 72 MR. BENHAM MR. SMITH MR. FRIEND MISS ROUNER h M English IV, Library FHKSC , . . bpamsh, Latm N Freshman Clash FAMILIAR FACES A TPHS Art junior Class FHKSC 'if MR. CHANINELL 73 we fi. MRS: EISIMINGIER M -- MR, ENSLEY English ll, Ill Geography, Government FHKSC Assislmn' Coach Empoviu State TEACHERS PREPARE STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE MR. SMRCKA Biology, Chmnistry Physiology Scnio 1' Spon S or FHKSC 7-41 E VA TUYL PARKER 7 Q E GBURG TEACH PRACTICAL COURSE Bookkeeping, Typing MR, PARRLLR Industrial Arts Concession Siand K-State Economics, Sociology Home Economics S1gL1dcnlCouncii, Assisi. couch FHA K-Slate FHKSC, Emporia 75 MISS VANTUYL MR. UNRUH MR. MEIRMS Algebra LH Typing, Shorthand Semor M3-fh Qffice practice Soph. Class Sponsor Basketball Coach Fort Hays Southwestern, Winfield MRS. 1oHNsoN Phys. Ed. Pep Club College of Emporia , , f fwffz g ,gvgv,L ,,,g l., .1 f ICT' rliiif'--va' 1 fur ef, S11 f-'5jiL'iYi3T5TZ5i7 APSL: , 1 1-ff-f's','gais'2.S5gg9H23f2Lwsis1ef - ' ' -- K '- new l V ff I L ' ,m2:A s , -?QQER- fixing jg ew M A x 1, .M I f-. l vi 5 ,Af i ki gfifi-........,. MR. l'lACl'lMlilSTliR Vocational Agriculture FFA K-State MR. MEREDITH Vocal Music lim poria MR. SCHUMACHER English 15, Speech Plays Fort Hays ' S215 a 1- E MR. IACO MR. JOHNSON Drivers Education, General Math Baud Fort: Hays College ot limpwriu Q 1 ff Tr11pezoid5, lecumglcs. circles.. . . mo. I Yhink Geometry is SC1L1U.l'L'TH wmv 'ls- rllxasunmqlunnnun-at mn. 33. 'sz I , 'f , ,V ' 53,4 'vamp li S 9 f' A . li V V , . , 5 M 1. 'YI - A .,..- ... ., ,,,, W V .sm- Brillizlnl suuim' suldents hard all work in Scniur mauh. STUDE TSFI D MATHCHALLE GI Problem5 is Lluu all Mr. Unruh can Lhink of? Algebra snudents seem t O think sw. ffpfi' fn 78 ..-we ,W i QZKCL3 2ClK + 302 Q. . . and you mean to tell me that is what we have been breathing? SCIENCESAROUSE EWI TERESTS What is Phys ic s '7 7 '? Physiology is more interesting than you think. V r I W t 79 Obtaining co-ordination is difficult. PHYSICAL EDUCA T10 Physical condition is very important in learning. Girls physical education is taught hy Mrs. Gae One year of physical education is required of both johnson. Boys physical education is taught by boys and girls. Students are taught the use of the Warren Meireis and Larry Friend. trampoline, working on the heani and variousgaiiies and sports. What is it? Senior Mike Toelkes thinks he's acconiplislied something. 80 Learning skills which will help L15 olniain ll job is a main goal of suidenls enrolled in the business courses. Typing, shorthand. and office prneiirtc are taiiglit by Warren Meireis. Bookkeeping. economics, and Lyping are taught by Paul Eng- borg. Typing gissignnients never end. ls Mr. lingborg telling jokes in Economics class Valerie Wicliani and Nikki Mason Lake notes in ol again? lice practice. I'-K 'Z In Government this year the classes had a Model U. N. By having the U. N. it kept interestg therefore the Seniors didn't go to sleep. Mr. Ensley had help with the Model U. N. from Mr. Mitchell. Mr. Ens- ley also teaches Geography and is a coach. History this year had a new addition not only in teaching techniques, but also in the teacher. Mr. Friend not only teaches History but also coaches High School Football. Seniors are interested in History of the world! HISTORY GOVERNMENT Seniors learn to run the country! 82 ART TEACHER SPONSURS JR. CLASS Art l,ll, and Ill have covered drawing, color, de- Spring Pine Arts, Mr. Channell rushes to meet the sign, Water color printing, opaque wafer Color, deadline. Mr. Channell also takes the responsibil- sculpture and ceramics. ln charge of the Annual ity of teaching the Seventh Ellld eighth grade HIK- 83 MA UAL SKILLS TA UGHT Under Mr. Parker the Fresh boys have been learn- footstools, etc. Shop builds projects using power ing mechanical drawing and reading plans. They tools. Mr. Haehmeister and his students are re- haye also learned neatness, and drafting work. Now pairing and making projects. They take field trips they are out to the wood shop learning to use hand and do comm unity wo rk. tools so they ean niake projects like gun racks. So that is the way it's done! 84 Beauty helps AMERICA! In Home Ee. Ill the senior girls planned their wed- first semester and worked in the kitchen second se- dings with the assistance of Miss Van Tuyl and first mester. semester intern, Mrs. Reese. Home Ee. Ill studied food preparation, including cooking for two and Not only does Miss Van Tuyl teach llonie lic. foreign and party dishes. Miss Van Tuyl also has classes, but for the last two years she has been the Home Ee. l and H, These classes made clothes sponsor of FHA. 85 Seniors learned to shop for bargains. W1 VD'-'vw . .-I Freshmen show much entl1L1siasm'? in Sth hour English class! ENGLISH, SPEECH Repetition is the basis of Spanish I. .aim I 86 jig, I ,.., K fag- -- ' ' I I I LMS K 2 f A V Q pig w 'I' as ,,A, , W is I I, 'Fi ' as I. , I RIM Senior boys appear to have plans for Miss Rouner. FOREIGN LANG UA GES Mr. jim Benham teaches English I. Spanish and Latin are taught by Mr. Larry LaBarge. Miss Rouner teaches Seniors English IV and is sponsor ofthe Li- brary. English III and Speech I and II are taught by Mr. Nick J. Schumacher. He also sponsors the speech contest. 87 Who is the object of Doug Beikers tongue? 1 HQ Mrs. Doris Lyons is a familiar face to the students of PHS. Mrs. Lyons is the secre- tary to the principal, Mr. Hargrave. Mrs. Lyons is always in the office to lend a helping hand. Mrs. jean Ashley is the secretary to the superintendent, Mr. Kraushaar. Scotty Reidell, Maintenance Engineer, does an out- standing job keeping the school in running order. Scotty is assisted by Raymond Marcotte, Ed Rempe and Dennis Gilbert. 88 'IM N V ' I! I I I , II ,,HIyIW!rY:I5Il!YHI ,ww 'IM , MW , I,,w',A ' I vw INR, M, ,,,,, 'MII WI, mx, VI, 1 , ,II ,,, ,, ,,,,,,, I I I , Il, nl? , III In mx ml will , ,x. w ,.,,1' ,N ,, ,,-. ' . gg, , . ,,, , ,V , ,U AV , N, ,,wI ,1. 1, , ,, , IIIIII 'H1I H nnn llIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII llllllIIIIIIIIIIllIIlIIllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII M, N,,1'M,,,j4' mu I M1 HIM I4,r ' Im . X X' ,, , 1, W W h ml!! IIIIHIIW III! IIIIIIIllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WV, IH W 11 .FEI ull ,. :I'4 wil'-' , ' fag, -' dl IIIIIIlIII!UIIHWlU III I1 ,KU IIVINIIM vmnrl444r w4nr M ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: Mr. Nick Schumacher, Kayla Hrabe, Paula Van Dyke, Susan Page, Denise Richmond, Doreen Wilhelm, Sheri Stewart, Thelma Koehler, Margena Keas. SECOND ROW: Mike Donaldson, J. D Stewart, Byron Beal, jon Lill, Roger Oelschlaeger. HONOR SOCIETY Receiving the candles and robes of honor. 90 1 s F'F '1 POETRY Sz PROSE: LEFT TO RIGHT, Pam Schu- macher, Judy Demonett, janet Cooper, Karen Axel- son, Mary Parker, Ileta Dougherty, Sheri Barber. ,, , , ga -1. ff- f.,L 'P Q5 L ONE ACT PLAY: Trudy Rupp, Wade Rozean, Doug Pederson. CTHE MARRIAGE PROPOSALD. FORENSIC PROGRAM READINGS AND ORATIONS: Deb Donaldson, Karen Cates, Rod Mahoney, Linda Rogers, Janice Schmidt, Suzanne Haase. Exteniporancousz Margena Keas, Mike Donaldson fnot picturedj. ,! , f' up if 'l ii T I lf ff i f-, . 1,3 '--'.- ., 1' X A 1 i DUET AGT: Judy Gardner, Wade Rozean. INFOR- MATIVE: Kathy Rogers, Marvin Hachmcistcr. ll iia ia fi S t ,i E 2 4 PLAINVILLE CARDINAL STAFF Seventeen members made up the l969 Plain- ville Cardinal Staff under their advisor. Mr. james Benham. They all met during the third hour period. Four out of this Class attended the journalism Camp at Manhatten for one Week during their summer vacation. October 14 was the starting week for the yearbook sale Without the co -operation of each and every student under the guidance ol Mr. Benham, the making ol the yearbook would have been im - possible. BOTTOM LEFT: Erie Thrasher, Susan Page, Trudy Rupp, Pam Roger, Margena Keas, Becky Kerns, Lydia Denniston, jerry Sehrock. TOP RIGHT: jon Lill, Rodger Glick, Judy Dernanett, Karen Axelson, Lola Bice, Cecile Rempe, Paula Van Dyke, Dianne Stalnaker, Mr. Benham BOTTOM ROW: Pat Hutchcraft, Joyce Sprick, Marybeth Unrein, Mary Moeder. Vicky Wise, Pain Schumacher, Tracey Andreson, Mr. Benhani. SECOND ROW: Harriette Horner, Kayla lflraloe. THIRD ROW: Rick Pywell, Burt Copeland, Mide Toelkes, Ray Mareotte. FOURTH ROW: Doug Linder, Steve Ruder, Gene Budig. CARDINAL BOUSTER STAFF xlib. wifi .. : The Cardinal Booster Staff consisted oi' sixteen nieinbers, who all helped in producing the Booster monthly. The Booster class niet every first hour under the supervision of Mr. james Benhani. The Booster was printed by the Plainyille Times as it has been in the last years. The editor ol' the pa- per. Marybeth Unrein, attended the lournalisin Camp during one week oi her sumnier vacation. Trumpet Pe rc u s s ion Roger Oelschlaeger David Comeau Kim Harrison Mike Macke Rick Wilson Burt Copeland Linda High Pat Weir Barbara Fournier Saxophone Kayla Hrabe Kirk Harrison Kayiene Hrabe Karen Van Dyke Paula Mayhew jackie Slimmer lid Reinpe janet Cooper Bass Clarinet Mary Smrcka Alacquie Harris Pat llutchcralit Steve Haney Candra Rupp Bruce Wcsthusin Forest johnson Baritone john Biust Pat Biima Marsha Brickley Clarinet Larry Prout Linda Williams Bonnie Harrison Linda Mason Jana Rotach Patricia Rajewski Sherry Sneath Susan Welton Debra Sumner Tresa Durham Roger Oelschlaeger. the 1969 Drum Major strikes a familiar pose observed at all home football games. 9 Bassoon Debbie Hugley Paula Williams Cornet Wade Rozean ,Indy Gardner Bill Bice Tuba Brad Meredith R ic k Pywell Tenor Saxophone Nikki Mason Pam Schumacher Alana Jaco Flute Doreen Wilhelm Sheri Stewart Mary Hargrave Mari Griffin Trombone Gerald Moran Lisa Sparks Byron Beal J. D. Stewart Mike Bruna Contra -Bass Clarinet Beverly Harrison Oboe Harriette Horner Dena Keas Alto Clarinet Nancy Hancock French Horn Vicki Edson Sheryl Edson Mr. johnson makes the motion to start the music during 3rd Hour band class The band officers were Very important to the band l The Plainville High School twirlers are pictured from LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Smrcka, Pam Schumacher, Dena Keas, Kayla Hrabe, and Harriette Horner. this year. They were Larry Prout fVicefPresi- denty, Sheri Stewart fSecretaryj, and 1. D. Ste- wart QPresidentj. P.H.S. CARDINAL BA One of the activities of the Cardinal Band was to exhibit marching performances. Be- low they are Shown in one of their formations. 3 W A uw fi' M 1 R ,.r....uu...u. 5 .Mg a,.........,.......... .1 :fir rg 5 3:4 ..,....m an... .Wa ft f E' -Lima i . 1 f 1211522 J.. . 5 5 , 1 E 2 f 'ff 3 A X a s FRONT ROW: B. Turnbull, B. Harrison, AI. Jaco, C. Rupp, B. Fournier, D. Wilhelm. M. Brickley, L. Sparks, I. Dryden, D. Hugley, L. Denniston, R. Sell. M. Tones, L. Post, I. Dougherty. I. Harris, M. Hargrave. K. Van Dyke. M. Griffin. S. Gerber. SECOND ROW: L. Morrisey, T. Rupp, D. Barber, M. Keas. C. Plant, D. Denianett. II. Stahl. V. Edson, P. Wise. S. Edson. J. Dreiling. K. Axelson. A. An- dreson. K. Hrahe, P. Hutcheraft. T. Andreson. N. Mason. AI. Cooper. AI. Slimmer, J. Prickett, D. Brown, P. Schumacher. THIRD ROW: D. Herman, Welton, C. Plant, B. Becker. L. Mason, S. Boucher, 1. Ro- tach N. Brack, L. Cowley, -I. Budig, C. Dechant, I. Lill, K. Rogers, M. Stahl, K. Cates, S. Havlas, Haase, P. Weir, P. Van Dyke, L. High, V. Wickham, M. Allen. L. Felhoeder, J. Gardner, M. Becker. ACCOMPANISTI Sheri Stewurt. EXCELLENCE I MUSIC ATPHS GETTING READY for perforniance is Paula Van Dyke. Susan Page, and Sheri Stewart. Vocal director. Mr. Lyle Meredith, Helps two eager stu- dents with their mu- sic. 96 FIRST ROW: I. jaco, S. Stewart, B. Fournier, D. Sumner, C. Plant, 1. Stewart, G. Moran, R. Pywell, B. Meredith, K. Harrison, R. Wilson, W. Rozean, D. Hugley, L. Williams, 1. Budig, M. Page, C. Adams. SECOND ROW: B. Harrison, N. Hancock, K. Vonfeldt, C. Drehr, D. Keas, E. Martin, C. Meit- ler, G. Brown, M. Wenzl, M. Hacmeister, j. Brust, R. Oelschlaeger, J. Prickett, B. Harrison, M. Brickley, M. Griffin, L. High. THIRD ROW: K. Hrabe, D. Wilhelm, K. Van Dyke, 1. Harris, S. Edson, B. Copeland, D. Comeau, T. Turnbull, D. Finnesy, R. Pywell, B. Bice, L. Prout, B. Beal, S. Page, P. Van Dyke, J. Lill, L. Sparks, D. Brown. BACK ROW: R. Oelschlaeger, W. Rozean, L. Prout, E. Martin, 1. Stewart, D. Finnesy, R. Rudy, D. Comeau, B. Copeland, 1. Brust, T. Turnbull, B. Beal. FRONT ROW: M. Wenzl, M. Hachmeister, C. Meitler, D. Brown, B. Meredith, K. Harrison, R. Wilson, R. Pywell, G. Moran. ACCOMPANTST: Sheri Stewart. 97 ii 25' ,4 nf pm FIRST ROW: B. Fournier, W. Rozean, S. Stewart, B. Meredith, M. Page. C. Meitler, P. Van Dyke. SEC OND ROW: D. Keas. D. Comeau, D. Wilhelm. 1. Brust. S. Edson. THIRD ROW: R. Oelschlaeger, K. Hrabe, 1. Stewart. S. Page, L. Prout, L. High, B. Beal. MA DRIGAL Going on tour seems to be okay with Dave Comeau and Larry Pro U 5 f l X 1 E. Luggage and music ready to he loaded on the bus. 3532153 FM? i i 2 98 I The people you see here form the Madrigal. The Madrigal is a select group. The singers spent many hours rehearsing after school. This group sings for social gatherings and school events. The Madrigal sang on television before Christmas and went on tour in the Spring. MY FAIR LADY My Fair Lady, the musical based on George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion, was presented by the PHS music department, October 7 and 8. at 8:00 p. m. My Fair Lady, is the story of Professor Higgins, a professor of phonetics who boasted to Colonel Picker ing Q. D. Stewartj that he could change the guttersnipe Eliza Doolittle CSheri Stewartj into a lady by re- fining her speech. He accomplishes this task but falls in love with Eliza, a fact he refuses to admit even to himself. Now. many of the songs from My Fair Lady have become part of our musical heritage. THE MAIN CAST: Henry Higgins - - -Roger Oelschlaeger Colonel Pickering- - -I. D. Stewart Eliza Doolittle - - -Sheri Stewart Alfred P. Doolittle - - -john Brust Mrs. Higgins - - -Tracey Andreson Mrs. Pearce - - -Barbara Fournier Mrs. Eynsford Hill- - -Karen Axelson Freddy Eynsford Hill- - -Wade Rozean Mrs. Higgin's Maid- - -Janice Budig Lady Boxington - - -Doreen Wilhelm Bartender - - -Burt Copeland Harry - - -Larry Prout james - - -David Comeau lst Cockney---Brad Meredith 2nd Cockney- - -Rick Wilson 3rd Cockney - - -john Brust 4th Cockney---Kim Harrison Ascot Singers - - -Mixed Chorus PHS STA GE BAND TRUMPETS Roger Oelschlaeger Burt Copeland Wade Rozean Linda High Barbara Fournier TENOR SAX Nikki Mason Pam Schumacher plana Jaco ALTO SAX Kayla Hrabe Kirk Harrison jackie Slimmer Paula Mayhew Karen Van Dyke BARITONE SAX janet Cooper PERCUSSION David Comeau TROMBONES Byron Beal tl. D. Stewart Lisa Sparks Gerald Moran STRING BASS Larry Prout The PHS Stage Band participated in many programs this year. Under the direction of Gene johnson, they provided entertainment at the half of basketball games, and preformed at the Fine Arts Festival the first week in May. On February 28, the stage band went to a clinic at the College of Emporia, where they were listened to by Clark Terry who plays in Doc Sevenson's band on the Tonight Show. 99 UNIOR PLA Y Two minutes to Go written by Charles Q. Burdette and directed by Nick Schumacher was presented at 8:00 p. m. November 22, in the High School Auditorium. The play is the story of a high school football team, which hasn't lost a game in three years. Because of his methods, the new coach, Walter Q Spi.ke j Reagan, is given very little support from the team and the town. But with hard work and help of his wife Sandra, Spike produces a team of winners in more ways than one. The Play Cast: Walter Q Spike j Reagan--Ramie Kuhng Sandra Reagan--Debbie Donaldsong james Wilson--Roger Vonfeldtg Mrs. Druggins - -lleta Doughertyg Terry--Roger Stahlg Mimi Hopper--Linda Rogersg jo Craig--Janice Schmidtg Ken QWhizy Barton--Glen I-lartnettg Russ Martin--Mike Cowleyg George C Hippo J Reynolds --Doug Beiker Rudy Bain--Wade Rozeang Cheerleaders--Larry and Terry Dobsong Helen Meeks--Linda Felhoelterg Tom Birchard--Dennis Gilbertg Luella Bichel--Linda Morrisseyg Student Director--Jackie Prickettg Prompter--Cindy Hrabeg Stage Manager--Roger Kriley. SCHOLASTIC HONORS SENIORS Lola Bice judy Demanett Kayla Hrabe jon Lill Nikki Mason Roger Oelschlaeger Susan Page Denise Richmond Pam Rogers Trudy Rupp Pam Schumacher j. D. Stewart Marybeth Unrein The Battle of the Sexes, an annual event, was sponsored by the P-Club again this year. Con- testants were the girl and boy holding the highest scholastic average in each class. This year Margena Keas and Byron Beal represented the se- nior class, Doreen Wilhelm and Charlie Wilson represented the junior class, Kathy Rogers and Doug Pederson represented the sophomore class, and Allison Andreson and Brad Mock represented the freshman class. Dave McMullen, Master of Ceremonies for the event, read questions chosen from a box containing math, English, drivers training, home economics, history, American Government, sports, riddles, industrial arts, and music questions. Kirk Harrison and Mike Adams were also officials for the event. When the final score of l3O points for the males and 90 points for the females was announced, Margena proclaimed the males were the superior sex of Plainville High School for l969. She then awarded the trophy to Byron and kissed his feet. Sem ester Honor Roll IUNIORS Sheryl Edson Beverly Harrison Betty Malin jackie Prickett Janice Schmidt Ruby Sell Charlie Wilson SOPHOMORES Karen Cates Barbara Fournier Mari Griffin Sue Haase Marvin Hachmeister Nancy Hancock Kathy Hrabe Dena Keas Rod Mahoney Max Malin Doug Pederson Kathy Rogers Linette Schmidt Raymond Sm ee Pat Weir Libby Wilson Administrators Honor Roll Byron Beal Linda Rogers Mike Donaldson Sheri Stewart Margena Keas Doreen Wilhelm Melanie Page PRESHMEN Allison Andreson Sandra Bollig Sharon Boucher Nanette Brack john Brust Cynthia Dechant Shirley Glick Debbie Herman Kaylene Hrabe Linda Mason Brad Mock Mike Nuss Lisa Sparks janet Stahl Patty Stalnaker Karen Van Dyke Doug Werner Ricky Wilson David Young FIRST ROW: Mr. Hachmeister, D. Beiker, M. Adams, M. Hachmeister, R. Vonfeldt, K. Bjornstad, D. Rozean. SECOND ROW: K. Harrison, D. Finnesy, D. Comeau, D. McMullen. W. Rozean, R. Rudy. K. Feldkamp. L. Dobson, M. Glendening, G. Hartnett, D. Wise. B. Dopita. THIRD ROW: D. Young, K. Glendening, B. Mills, D. Hageman. P. Waggoner, L. Vohs, V. Budig, D. Felhoelter, KI. Bird, S. jones, R. Kriley. FOURTH ROW: R. Stahl, L. Barber, L. Vohs, G. McCune, K. Zeigler, B. Mock, K. Vonf feldt, D. Werner, L. Sprick, T. Pywell, M. Macke. This was a prosperous year in many ways for the the pancake and sausage supper. The FFA boys FFA boys under the leadership of Doug Beiker. sponsored the Parent and Son Banquet. The boys They attended the National FFA Convention and also took part in the Rooks County Free Fair and took third in Leadership School. There was the the Cerebral Palsy Fund Drive. annual Swine Program which provided sausage for 102 Vo. Ag. works closely with FFA. Officers: K. Bjornstead, Reporterg M. Hachmcister, Secrctaryg M. Adams, Vice-Prcsidentg D Beiker, Presidentg Roger Vonfeldl, Treasurerg D. Rozean, Sentinel. lO3 24 i 1 E Q if .xi Sophomores will grow up someday. E ,A ---.W Planet ofthe Apes. Sock it to 'em. 10 vu 4 Here come the judge Is this the product of a college? Such Interest! Pray for Rosemarfs Baby 105 L I , FIRST ROW: Miss Van Tuyl, M. Keas, D. Sumner, L. Bice, M. Unrein, T. Rupp, D. Richmond, B. Malin P. Rogers. SECOND ROW: C. Dechant, L. High, L. Brown, R. Mehler, C. Ross, C. Rempe, S. Page, M. Moeder, P. Mayhew, P. Schumacher, B. Kerns, D. Stalnaker. THIRD ROW: D. Dumler, I. Dougherty, 1. Sprick, P. Hutchcraft, L. Rogers, D. Donaldson, D. Wilhelm, B. Fournier, M. Parker, J. Demanett, K. Axelson. FOURTH ROW: R. Sell, S. Boucher, N. Brack, L. Cowley, D. Herrman, S. Weigel, C. Plante, J Rotach, S. Havlas, S. Haase, K. Cates, 1. Lill. FIFTH ROW: L. Sparks S. Bollig S. Sneath D. Deman ett, K. Hrabe, j. Jaco, C. Rupp, K. Barber, D. Barber, L. Meitler, A. Klaus. SIKTH ROW: Beiker I Moeder, M. Hargrave, B. Harrison, K. Van Dyke, 1. Harris, S. Gerber, J. Stahl, C. Dopita, D. Deman- ett, S. Glick, L. Rempe. SEVENTH ROW: I. Prickett, D. Brown, P. Williams, K. Vonfeldt, M. Brickley, D. Keas, M. Griffin, P. Stalnaker, M. Page, K. Hrabe, C. Adams, G. Moeder. EICHTH ROW: D. Rich- mond, 1. Wise, L. Wilson, H. Horner, M. Smrcka, B. Turnbull, C. Dreher, P. Wise. FHA STRIDE AHEAD The Plainville Chapter of Future Homemakers of America has again maintained their title of an honor chapter this year. A lot of hard work and cooperation among the members has gone into this year's program of work. Under the leadership of president Pam Rogers and sponsor Miss Edna Mae Van Tuyl they have achieved their goals. F. H. A. activities included Christmas caroling, collecting gifts for needy families, and participating in the cerebral palsy drive. The Plainville Chapter was the hostess for the annual District B Meeting. The club is also responsible for the Sweetheart Ball. Every year approximately twenty -five percent of the members attend the Topeka State Meeting. Those eligible are determined by the highest a- mount of points. 1 K ROW Mtiiy Both Unroin hiQtori'in' Bottv Malin vice- F. H. A. officers for 1968-63 wore: BAC : ' Q - . ., L . V, , i P Romrs ronident FRONT ROW' Trudy Rupp treasurer: Denise Richmond. sccrc presicentg am gi p . . . H . , , tary: Lola Bice. Stuco representative: Murgcna Keats, reporter: Dohra Suinnor, song icudcrz and Susan Biekcr, freshman representative. The thonie, Around the World in at Day . sup- ported this years District B Meeting. Bach School participated by portraying Va rious ooun - tries' COS'EU1'11GS. 2 SWEETHEART BALL The traditional kiss was L1 long one. Kirk and Pam led the royalty dance 108 if Royalty SEATED ON TI-IE THRONE are crown -bearer Shari Eisiiiiinger, janet Moeder. Brad Mock, Betty Malin, Dave Comeau, Princess Pam Rogers, Prince Kirk Harrison. Larry Prout. Cecile Rempe, Ron Brin, jane Wise, and crown -bearer Monique LaBargc. -V--...Ak ., Y 14 . 'L 2 s X .L uv-W' 1? . The fountain was a main center of attraction. The Magnificent Seven provided music for the dance. 109 1 V . ,,,M,W..,i,mW M,-,,,.,ff r T F -.N-my-..,,..., 'GQ' TOP ROW: Marvin lliiclnneisier. Lola Bice. Piini Rogers. Dave hll.Th'lLlllCH. Rehlene Mehler. Kirk Harrison MIlDl3Ll:1 ROW: Belly Miilin. and David Coineziii. BOTTOM ROW: Chris Dopiizi. Dena Keds, Roger Vonfelclt. Denise liielinimiil. Doug Peclersoii. Kini lliiiiisoii. STUCO Sliiilenl Council became ii working orgiiiiiziiiiwii iigiiin ihis yen r. The year begun wiih ai inoiiey-ruining pro- jeul in the lorni ol' Ll chili supper. Stiico meinhers zil- sn sold red and while slineking caps. The lixeuiiiive Council oi' Pliiinville lligh was iormecl as part ral' Srueo. 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Kansas Bonnie Harrison 66,33, 94,96,106 FRESHMEN INDEX Tresa Durham 94 Allison Andreson 65,32 Tom Ashley 65, 10, 11 Deb Barber 65 , 32, 96, 106 Karen Barber 65, 32, 106, 26 Betty Becker 65, 32, 96 Susan Beiker 65,32, 106,107 Pam Chance 65 Lynn Cowley 65, 32, 96,106 Cynthia Dechant 65,32,96, 106 Deb Demanett 65,32,106, 96 Dianne Demanett 65, 32 , 106, 96 Sandra Bollig 65,32,106 Sharon Boucher 65,33,96,106 Nanette Brack 65,32, 96,106 Don Brown 65,19 Pat Bruna 65,94 John Brust 64,65,94,98,24,19 Steve Donaldson 65, 10,11 Chris Dopita 66, 32, 106,110 Vickie Edson 66, 32, 94, 96 Sheryl Gerber 66, 96, 106, 32 Shirley Glick 64, 66, 32, 106 Winelle Glisson 66,33 Steve Gore 66,11 Steve Haney -66, 11, 94, 19 Dean Hake 66, 19 Jacquie Harris 66,32,94,96,97,106 Kim Harrison 66,94,97,110, 11, 19,10 Mary Hargrave 66,32, 94, 96,106 Stan Herl66,1l,19 Deb Herman 66, 32, 96, 106 Kaylene Hrabe 66, 94, 106, 32,33 Jana Jaco 66,32, 94,96,97,106 Linda Kaba 66,32 Greg McCune 66,11,102,19 Mike Macke 66,11,94, 102,19 Linda Mason 66,32, 94,96 Lola Meitler 66,33,106 Brad Meredith 66, 94,97, 98, 19 Brad Mock 66, 64, 10, 11, 102, 109, 19 Janet Moeder 66, 32, 106, 109,24 Gerald Moran 67, 94,97 Diane Morrissey 67,37, 19 Mike Nuss 67,11,19 Carol Plante 67, 32, 96, 97,106 Charlotte Plante 67, 32, 96 Terry Pywell 67, 102 Janna Rotach 67,33, 94,96,106 INDEX Pat Rajewski 67,94 Linda Rempe 67,32,106 Candra Rupp 67,32,94,96,106 Mike Saindon 67,11 Sherry Sneath 67 , 33, 94, 106 Janet Stahl 67,32,96,106 Patty Stalnaker 67, 32, 106,24 Lisa Sparks 67,32,94,96,97,106 Lance Sprick 67,102 Brian Sumearll 67, 64, 11 Jim Thompson 67 Mark Thummel 68, 19 May Thummel 68 Karen VanDyke 68, 32, 94, 96, 97, 106,33 Larry Vohs 68,102 Keith Vonfeldt 68, 11, 97 Janice Weigel 68, Randy Welch 68 Susan Welton 68 Mark Wenzel 68 Doug Werner 68 33,106 ,32,94,96 ,11,19,97 ,11,102 John Westhusin Linda White 68 Paula Williams Rick Wilson 68 Pat Wise 68,33 19,24 68,11 68,32,94,106 ,94,97 ,96,106 Dave Young 10, 11,102, 68, 91, Kirk zeigier 68,11,102,19 SOPHOMORE INDEX Cindy Adams 61, 33, 106 Randy Adams 61,29, 16,18 Bill Bice 61,94 Jerry Bird 61 Jerry Bollig 61 Marsha Brickley 61 , 33, 94, 96, 10 Ron Brin 61,l0, 109, 18 Tom Brown 61 Mike Bruna 61,94 Kristin Brust 61,32 Janice Budig 61,33, 96 Vernon Budig 61 Karen Cates 61, 32, 96, 106 Darrell Dechant 61 Bob Dopita 61, 102 Carol Dreher 61 , 32, 33, 106, 26 Joan Dreiling 61,32 Julie Dryden 61, 33, 96 Barbara Fournier 61,33, 94, 96, 106 Ruth Gilbert 61,33 Kurt Glendening 62, 102 126 18, 6 Mari Griffin 62,32, 94, 96, 106,26 Suzanne Haase 62,33,60,106,91, 24, 26 Cindy Hachmeister 62, 33, 96 Marvin Hachmeister 62,10,110, 91, 16, 18, 102, 103 Don Hageman 62, 10,29 Nancy Hancock 62, 33, 94 Steve Haslam 62, 10,29, 18 Sue Havlas 62 , 33, 96, 106 Kathy Hrabe 62, 32,106 Randy Hrabe 62,29,24, 16 Forrest Johnson 62, 94, 95 Dena Keas 62,32, 94,106, 110 Andrea Klaus 62,33,106 Tom Koehler 62 George Kriley 62 Jo Ann Lill 62, 32,96, 106 Rod Mahomey 62, 91 Max Malin 62 Paula Mayhew 62 , 33, 94, 106 Rod Meyers 62 Bill Mills 62,18 Melanie Page 62,32,33,106 Doug Pederson 62, 10, 29, 110, 91, 16,18 Cherie Pywell 63, 33 Allen Richmond 63 Deb Richmond 63,32,26,106 Kathy Rogers 63, 33, 91 , 96 Doug Rozean 63,29, 102,103 Tim Ruder 63, 10, 60,24 Linette Schmidt 63,32 Barbara Schubert 63,33 Jackie Slimmer 63, 33, 94, 96 Raymond Smee 63, 10, 20, 29 Mary Staab 63, 33, 96 LaDonna Story 63 Deb Sumner 63, 33, 94, 106, 107 Brenda Turnbull 63,33,96,106 David VanSchyVer 63,10, 18 Leonard Vohs 63 Karen Vonfeldt 63,32,60,106 Pat Waggoner 63 Patty Weir 63, 33, 94, 96,26,27 Ronnie Welch 63 Bruce Westhusin 63,10,29, 94 Libby Wilson 63,32,60,106, 18, 26 Dennis Wise 63,102 Jane Wise 63, 33, 106, 109,24 Jim Young 63 JUNIOR INDEX Mary Allen 57, 33, 96,27 Max Armentrout 57 Larry Barber 57, 102 Mona Becker 57, 33,96 Doug Beiker 57,100,87,102,103 Deb Brown 57,32,58,96,97,106 Dave Comeau 57, 10, 29, 94, 97, 98,110,109,l6,18,11,l02 Mike Cowley 57,10,100,l8 Larry Dobson 57,29, l00,20, 102 Terry Dobson 57,29, 100 Deb Donaldson 57, 33, 100, 106, 91 lleta Dougherty 57,32,96,100, 106. 91 Eddie Dreher 57,10 Deb Dumler 57, 32, 106 Sheryl Edson 57, 32, 94,96, 97, 98 Dennis Felhoeter 57,100 Doug Finnesey 57, 10,29, 97,20, 102 Linda Felhoeter 57, 96,100 Judy Gardner 57, 94, 96, 91 Dennis Gilbert 58,10,88 Mark Girvan 58,29 Mare Glendening 58,102 Glenn Hartnett 58, 10,29, 100, 18, 102 Linda High 58,32,33, 94, 96, 97, 98,106,25,27 Cindy Hrabe 58,100 Deb Hugley 58, 94, 96, 97 Steve Jones 58,10,29,20 Marley Jones 58, 32,96 Thelma Koehler 58, 33,56 Roger Kriley 58,100 Ronald Kriley 58 Raelene Mehler 58,32,34,106, 1l0,33,27,26 Betty Malin 58,33, 106, 107, 110, 107, 109, 26 Tony Marcotte 58 Raymond Kuhn 58, 100 Carl Meitler 58, 97, 98,22 Gloria Moeder 58, 33, 106 Linda Morrissey 58 , 32, 96, 100 Albert Plante 58,29 Jackie Prickett 58,33,96,97,100, 106 Greg Rempe 59, l0,29,20 Linda Rogers 59, 100, 106, 91 Bob Rogers 59,10,29,20,22 Carolyn Ross 59, 32, 33,106 Wade Rozan 59, 97, 98, 100, 94, 91, 25,102 Roy Rudy 59,97,102 Janice Schmidt 59, 32, 100, 91 Ruby Sell 59,96, 106,32 Pam Stagner 59, 33,22 Sheri Stewart 59, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 33 Tony Turnbull 59, 10,29, 97, 16 JeHTVanDyke 59,10,29,56,58,20 Darlene Venneburg 59 Roger Vonfeldt 59,10,29,100, 110,102,103 Tom Weir 59, 10,29 Doreen Wilhelm 59, 56, 94, 97, 98, 106,33,26 Roger Stahl 59,10,29,100 Mike Mills 25 Bruce Burkholder 58,57 Linda Brown 33, 57, 106,25 Beverly Harrison 33, 58,94, 97, 96 Charlie Wilson 59,10,29,56, 16 Linda Williams 59, 32, 94, 97 SENIOR INDEX Mike Adams 10, l2,29, 34, 39, 102,103 Tracey Andreson 33, 47, 93, 96 Frank Austin 39 Karen Axelson 33, 36,40, 92, 96, 106,91 Sheri Barber 40, 91 Byron Beal 1O,11,12,17,28,29, 34,38,40,90,97,98,16,17, 19 Ron Becker 41,22 Lola Bice 33,41,46, 92, 106, 107, 110 Ken Bjornstead 28,29,41, l02,20, 103 Gene Budig 40,93 Janet Cooper 33, 42, 96, 91 , 25 Burt Copeland 29, 42, 93, 29 Judy Demanett 33,43, 92, 106, 91 Lydia Denniston 33, 47, 92 , 96 Mike Donaldson 10, 12, 29,43, 90, 91 Ken Feldkamp 43, 38, 102 Rodger Glick 10, l1,12,13,28,29, 43,92,16 Kirk Harrison 10,12,28,29,34, 44,102,108, 109,110, 16 Harriette Horner 33,45, 93, 95, 106,26 Kayla Hrabe 33, 45, 90, 93, 95,26 Bill Hulsey 46 127 Pat Hutchcraft 33,45,93,106 Rick Ivy 45 Margena Keas 1, 32, 33, 34,46, 90 92, 96, 106, 107,91 Becky Kerns 1,15, 32, 33, 36, 46, 92,106 Jon Lill 1, 10, l2,28,29, 47, 90, 92 20 Doug Linder 46,93 Candy Lynch 41 Ray Marcotte 46, 93, 88 Ed Martin 97,45 Nikki Mason 33, 42, 81, 96 Dave McMullen 10, l2,28, 29, 34, 35,4l,102, 110,25,20 Mary Moeder 14,32 , 33, 34,47, 93, 106 Dave Mosher 29,45 Roger Oelschlaeger 38,45, 90,94 97,98 Susan Page 33, 38,46, 90. 92, 97, 98, 106,22 Mary Parker 33,46, 106, 91 Linda Post 33,45 Larry Prout 34,44,95,97, 98,109 Rick Pywell 29,44, 93, 97,20 Cecile Rempe 33,44,92,106,109 Ed Rempe 44,88 Denise Richmond 15 , 33,44, 90, 106,107, 110,26 Pam Rogers 15, 33, 34,44, 92, 106 l07,108,109,110,26,22 Steve Ruder 43, 93,25 Trudy Rupp 32,44,92,96,106, 107,91 Jerry Sehrock 42, 92 Pam Schumacher 32,43, 93, 95, 96, 106, 91 Mary Smrcka 15, 33, 34 , 42 , 95, 106,25 Joyce Sprick 47,931,106 Dianne Stalnaker 32,42,92, 106 J. D. Stewart 41 , 38, 90, 95, 97, 98 Erie Thrasher 47,92 Mike Toelkes 39,80, 93 Marybeth Unrein 33, 36, 43, 93, 106,107 Paula VanDyke 32, 33, 38, 40, 90, 92, 96, 98,27 Valerie Wickham 33, 39, 81, 96 Vicki Wise 39,93 1 z AFTER WORD High school is a combination of many things. Will We remember running over to lunch or those morning announcements which we heard each day? High school is made of things like Pep Club bus tickets and standing in the hall talking to a guy, if you're lucky enough to date. High school class rings and committee meetings to plan Prom. It's the sweetness of victory and riding around after the game. High school is sleeping through class except for current event days when everyone argues. We hope that this yearbook will bring back these and other wonderful memories of High School-1969. The Staff 128 A UTO GRA PHS A UTO GRA PHS
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