Plainville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Plainville, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1970 volume:

THE 1970 CARDINAL Volume 65 Presented By Plainville High School Yearbook Class Advisor ........ ...... I im Benhem Editor .......... .... I anice Schmidt Assistant Editor . . . .... Linda Rogers Photographer . . . . . . Raelene Mehler Staff Glory Moeder Linda Morrissey Carolyn Ross Jeff VanDyke Foreword I Tw, :X-Z2 ,X 'Iggy T512 z'-'u't,jlg 2 .X , ,w,, in ,S Q , A . A 1 N X thi 4 oi 'N ,.. .Q , ,UNEP le, Q v U 1 1 .K 1. 3, iff! l - V, :gg . . . 3 H, 1 sf X I I .,, ms ,s '-'QWM 'W' .fi i . 5k.iq,,!,,,Q :. V g. ?g,ggggiiQ :fg35ggS'g?gif,. ., V7,.,A,.:k ,.v5g.....-.V ,L 1 ,lisp nwilm fi :N gg- .V - 'sw .. . , ,f .. 5 A it Ms, ,.ngG4,a3'f-s t :ft V 5. f W f--Af. .W -S ' iq? -' - X M - . 2f:f1.aW:f.w 'mei Wight , ' ' ' A ,.. ,ie . -3 :-ff, - ,, .-H515-fa.-lmfwgifgsg,-fg.q,..i7hQ!fff', .'1ff.sz,z,9 421 -fr ' -sf-sa : - 'N i . ,ir :gat 1 -' W -X aw a.5swi:af.s1.a ,xl -wfrzg -f. iii: f6'2W i5f4'f - 'Pima ' A 'Xt 7' :. . Qwlfi f Qjf .. 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But this year's Seniors will thumb through it with pride for they grew with Editor-Janice Schmidt Table Of Contents Administration .... ..... 8 Seniors ....... .... 1 7 Underclassmen .... .... 3 5 Royalty ....... .... 5 1 Activities .... .... 6 1 Sports ..... .... 8 3 Advertising .... .... 1 13 Index ..... .... 1 26 , , , 3 , 'iff 5 Happiness s . . . trying Ihe Battle ol' the . . . choosing Senior pictures, Q fn 5 2 z i , iii 1 4 1 R X Q E r L 5 ,ff H ff K L, fs L ggi X K 'S 53 ik we 1 Us 53,5 6 Sexes! .. H , supporting our team to victory! . . . 11 victorious Homecoming dance! tudent Life Wimling is ..... Fe ar is Participation is Sf' xhq-6 Togetherness is. . . . . -qw.-.4 . Pride is ..... 3 rf ravshaar Hargrave, Board l i Nilwon D. Kraushaar is the Superintendent of Unified District 270 with office located in the Plainville Grade School. His many duties in- clude overseeing the budget and monetary mat- ters for the district, the hiring of teachers, and the overall management of the schools in the district. He is the link between the Board of Ed- ucation and the school. This year the Board of Education consists of eight capable public mind- ed citizens. Bert Taylor serves as chairman with Dale Roll as vice-chairman. Paul Van Dyke is the treasurer. 's 5fv, .,,,,, Vkyk :I ' I . ..,,,,,m H I , A U .wt , .Ju ' . V: ,. HM.. 'H ' L NILWON D. KRAUSHAAR BACK ROW, fl.EFT TO RIGHTQ: Mr. Paul Van Dyke, Treasurer, Mr. jack Mock, Dr. A.M. Pederson, and Mr Glenn Keas. SEATED: Mrs. Gene Mindling, Mr. Lawrence Hachmeister, Mr. Dale Roll, Vice-Chairman, and Mr. Bert Taylor, Chairman. 8 Work Together Al Hargrave as principal of Plainville High School, is responsible for seeing things operate smoothly in the school. He plans the curricular and the scheduling of classes. This was very complex this year due to the new Seven hour schedule. ln addition to this he runs the school office and has many other duties required to keep a high school in operation. Mr. Hargrave recieved his A. B. degree from Kan- sas Wesleyan and his M. A. from Fort Hays State. Doris Lyons, secretary to the superintendent serves as the clerk of the Board. Mary Fulton has completed her first year as the High School office secretary. She came to us from Russel. Al. HAR GRAVE-Principal ,MMM ... ' A CMJ' 3 xl' DORIS LYONS-Clerk of the Board MARY FULTON-Secretary to Mr. Hargrave 9 james Bonham teaches journalism, and English I. His hobbies are model airplanes, hunting and PLAINWLLE - F 5 fishing. M Gene Jaco teaches Driver's Ed. and General Math. He enjoys horses and sports. lainville Hi h Bill Bannister is our counselor. His hobbies are horse- back riding, and reading, Gerald Doerfler teaches Art I, II, and Ill. His Carole Eisiminger teaches English Il and Ill. Her hobbies are ceramics, cars, hunting, and fishing. hobby is reading. 10 l 'fluff' Paul Engborg teaches Typing I, Bookkeeping, and Gordon Ensley teaches Government, Geography. His Econ. S Soc. His hobbies are Swimming, and hobbies are hunting, fishing, and plays chess. camping. Provides Excellent Faculty an Loren Hemphill teaches Phys. Ed. I. His hobbies are Norman Hildwein teaches Voc. Agriculture, 1-4 golfing, hunting, and fishing. and Metal Shop. His hobbies are fishing, and sports. ll R Lee Carmichael teaches Speech I G II, English III. I-Ier hobbies are Golfing, Bridge and Bowling. Gene johnson teaches Band, Theory. His hobbies are Woodworking, Snow skiiing, Camping, listen ing to Music. Grace johnson teaches Phys. Ed. I, II. Her hob- bies are Sewing, Skiiing, Swimming, Camping, Larry LaBa1-ge teaches Spanish I, Latin I. His hob- bies are Bowling, Sports, and plays chess. Cooking, and Reading . fs. N .A Warren Meireis teaches Phys. Ed. I, II, Typing I, II and Shorthand. I-Iis hobbies are Bowling, Fishing, and I-Iunting. I2 Lyle Meredith teaches Vocal Music. His hobbies are Golfing and Sailing. li .ai xx i iWM.i ,..,.,,.i Harry Parker teaches Ind. Arts I-II, and IH. His hobbies are Fishing, and Woodwork. Alberta Rouner teaches English IV, and is the Librar- ian. Her hobbies are Sewing, and Gardening. Marvin Ruby teaches Am. History, and World His- tory. His hobbies are Hunting, Fishing, and Bowling Edith Ruby teaches Speech I-II, English III. Her hob- bies are Reading and playing Bridge. x 2. 3 . ' 1 x . Olen Smrcka teaches biology, chemistry, and physiology. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and ice skating, and officiating football and basketball, jonathan Smith teaches physical science, physics and geometry. His hobbies are fishing, hunting, and outdoor sports. Edna Mae VanTuyl teaches Home Ec. I, Il, and Ill. She enjoys sewing and cooking. Homer Unruh teaches Algebra I and H, and senior math. His hobbies are hunting, bowling, and sports. Thank You For The Education, The Advice, The Concern, The Help, The Encouragement, And The Recognition Given Us, As Students Of P.H.S x f X fjiiff, Food, Cleanliness, Warmth, Transportation Cooks were KL, TO R, J Rosella Benedict, june Mayhew, Shirley Finnesy, Verna Harnblet, Betty Mock, Minnie Marcotte, Marcell Strousc, Dolly Axelson. The Custodian is Scotty Reidel. Scotty's helpers are Ron Brin, Bruce Westhusin, Mike Saindon, and Roger Stahl. V . , ,,., The bus drivers are CL, TO R. J june Hachrneister, Lee Smith, Max Glendening, Ray Welch, Emery Ekey, and jim Benham. 16 fr- X21-mls HRD 14 E RE Senior Class fficers Officers for the class of '70 are KRIGHT TO LEFTJ Chau-lie Wilson, Presidentg jackie Prickett, Vice-Presidentg Raelene Mehler, Secretaryg Linda High, Treasurerg Thelma Koehler, Historian. 18 CPLIXRLES wILsoN o many fond memories crowd our minds. ach and every moment has been dear. ow at last, we face the world. ntent to conquer--and succeed. ur lives have been molded--experience gained ewards, triumphs, disappointments, and sorrows were felt. pirit was maintained and our influence known in PHS. JUDY GARDNER WADE ROZEAN MIKE COWLEY DERBY DUMLER E' :A 10-QU W? Vsfzesx 5 sm, 117, 4, :SM -aw..-z-1 114- ,.:xu,az.-. L's5?2sf1zffffkSWfw:ii x :ls :Www wewsf ,rww fat. -fi 2 .a3iWg,Q:51v1?im ww-'mf KW' f'27s?'iL- 'Si--f iff. 35555-Wigqx . , 353251 fwpi., :gp ,..,,. , ki ,, K, sw W' :L . . , ' , s ,F ., 'sl V, , f . ki , . Q.. .N . E ,V 3' HVV . ,. K . g WT R V an GREG REMPE JACKEY PRICKETT LINDA ROGERS LARRY DOB SON JANIGE SCHMIDT 2 20 DOUG BEIKER LINDA WILLIAMS BRUCE BU RKI-IOLD ER a,,...,.,, Fw'-3 MONA BECKER MARC CLENDENING GLORIA MOEDER RAYMOND KUHN 21 L. CAROLYN ROSS DOUG FINNESY BOB ROGERS LINDA BROWN THELMA KOEHLER ROGER VONFELDT 22 CARL MEITLER DARLENE VENNEBERG DEBRA DONALD SON GLENN HARTNETT ROGER KRILEY LINDA HIGH 23 TERRY DOBSON MARY ALLEN MIKE MILLS ILETA DOUGHERTY ED DREHER 24 MARLY JONES TOM W EIR DEBRA HUCLEY STEVE JONES BETTY MALIN DENNIS GILBERT 25 SHERI STEWART TONY MA RC OT T BEVERLY HARRISON TERRY RUDER RAELENE MEI-ILER DENNIS FELHOELTER DEB BROWN SHERYL EDSON DAVID BU RGHART LINDA MORRIS SEY DAVE COMEAU DOREEN WILHELM ALBERT PLANTE RON KRILEY CINDY HRABE RUBY SELL TONY TURNBULL ROGER STAHL PAM MONGEAU .JEFF VanDYKE Seniors Measure or Does Marly measure up? www ' , 7' :. MlFm4:,Q?' 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The attorney for the defense, james Hathaway, is certain of her innocence and tries to find the real murderer. The State attorney, Warren Cass, is interested only in a conviction and attempts to prove Maxine Lowe guilty. Through the testimonies of several witnesses, the plot is revealed and the murder solved. Ed Brushett- Ron Kriley Frank Marston- Larry Barber Will Bond-Terry Ruder Judge john Weston-Charlie Wilson jessalyn Meredith-Thelma Koehler Warren Cass- Rayrnond Kuhn james Hathaway-Wade Rozean Maxine Lowe-Marly jones Alice jackson-Deb Donaldson Carl Leslie-Roger Kriley Dr. Frederick Milgrim- Roger Stahl fl ar,r rrryrrrurr if L .sf wget: 13 wifi,--'52 i' f - b ' 'ifQs?i:4iisWH 2'fi,'E- gl ff-- 1,.-iiffgg-' - A1 ar, f1fq,fg,2-,QMW swf s 'S f- 7,.., . f- .:,:11w.m i-f,. 1, -3 ma M f- , Q ms-: ,mi ws,:e1fL.:f,,f I A , , ,.., .,, o Vu, . ,es I , . g , i f, E ,. L 1 Mi- a ,Q 2 ' ,f K , ,QV wig ' , , 3521- , f A-Vk V, ,Q EAW. , '71 F K 21 . - 4 9214 . L. f , . 'ilfirsggzgigi rf F ,.,r ,. ,rr,,, iff C, n A 'g . wg: , .1 1 W 1 i ' CA ST Thomas Quinn-Glenn Hartnett Vincent Barclay-Mike Mills Minnie Strausson-Linda Rogers Eve Vijonne-Judy Gardner Irene Holt- Cindy Hrabe Rose Malone-Linda Morrissey Sarah Lorrison-Ileta Dougherty jury, Spectators, Reporters, At- tendant- Senior class members Director-Mrs. Edith Ruby Student director-jackie Prickett fl Age Eb: -1 3 K3 5 i. J ,QE,i,i S ' 5 ' m. ,, wif L ppi, ni ig - : . ni wilt. N rl, i i -7425291 'E'-5g4f??q,, tii, 3 K -M :. . . 1 T ' 'T i,,' I ' The witness will forbear from making unsubstan- You know, judge, this guy must be hard of hearing tiated statement. l've told him that twice already. 30 ?'3 4?! ' Weren't you afraid to be in the room with at dead lf l get her on the stand--what I won't do to her! man? . ., .sf vu ' , J V 6' - af' 5-4'- ' 1 Q '. A 7 TJ fi W- I, . , ,.,,... D21 7 -v 7 -.1 1 1. ' ,Rh g 55f,., 5,f A 4 ' 3' 55217 M ffi t A ., ' I 1 .W fi , 1,'g1.pfe 1 fi , V .. gg ,J-, 1 if 55551, Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole Wasn't Daniel Lowe blzlckmailing you at the time? truth, and nothing but the truth? 1 I The cast relaxes during a free moment at play How say you--guilty or not guilty? practice. Senior MARY ALLEN Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 FHA 15 Track 1,25 MCL tests 25 35 Piano solo 3. LARRY BARBER FFA 45 Music 15 Football 15 Wrestling 15 Sr. play. MONA BECKER DOUG BEIKER FFA 15253545 Officer 253545 Executive Council 35 Basketball 15 Football 1, jr. Play, Sr. Play. DEB BROWN Pep Club 15253,45 FHA 1,253545 Girls Glee152535 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 35 45 Girls Ensemble 1525 Mus- icals 2, 354. DAVE BURGHA RT BRUCE BU RKHOLDER Sr. Play. DAVE COMEAU P-Club 2, 3,45 Student Council 15253545 FFA 1525 35 45 Executive Council 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 35 Dance Band 2,3545 Boys Glee 1525 35 Football 1525 35 45 Captain 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 15 2, 35 45 MCL first teain in football 45 Musicals 25 35 45 MCL tests 1545 Music solos 25 35 Homecoming escort 35 45 Sweetheart attendant 35 Snoball attendant 45 Booster boy 4. MIKE COWLEY P- Club 3, 45 Football 35 45 Wrestling 3545 Golf 35 45 jr. play. ILETA DOUGHERTY Pep Club 1,253545 FHA 152,3545 Girls Glee 1,253, 45 Mixed Chorus 1525 45 Tennis 25 Musicals 25 35 45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Speech contest 1,25 35 MCL tests 152, 35 National Honor Society 4. LARRY DOBSON FFA 1525354513-Club 25 35 45 Football 15 Track 15 Basketball 15 Wrestling 2, 3545 jr. Play5 Sr. Play. TERRY DOBSON P-Club 2535 Wrestling 1,25 35 Football 15 jr. play5 Sr. play. etivities DEB DONALDSON Pep Club 1525 3,45 FHA 3545 Girls Glee 25 35 Cheer- leader Alt. 35 Tennis 25 jr. play5 Sr. p1ay5 Musicals 3545 Speech contest 35 MCL Tests 4. ED DREHER P-Club 2, 3,45 Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 45 Basketball 1525 Sr. play. DEBBIE DUMLER Pep Club 152, 3545 FHA 152, 3,45 Sr. play5 Speech contest 15 25 3. Sl-IERYL EDSON FHA 15 Pep Club 152,3545 Mixed Chorus 15253545 Band 15 2, 35 45 Girls Glee 15253545 Madrigal 25 35 45 jr. play5 Musicals 25 3, 45 MCL tests 3,45 Solos 15 25 National Honor Society 4. DENNIS FELHOELTER FFA 25 Football 25 Wrestling 35 Golf 25 jr. Play5 Sr. Play. DOUG FTNNESY FFA 152535 P-Club 15253545 Band 1525 Mixed Chor- us 3545 Boys Glee 35 Madrigal 35 Football 1525 3,45 Wrestling 1, 25 35 45 Track 1,25 35 45 Musicals 354. JUDY GARDNER Pep Club 1525 Class officer 1525 Girls Glee 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Band 152, 3545 Stage Band 35 45 Girls Track 15 Sr. play5 Musicals 2, 3545 Duet act 35 State5 One act play 4. DENNIS GILBERT P-Club 3545 Football 1525 35 45 Wrestling 45 jr. Play. MARK GIRVAN P-Club 15253545 Manager 1,2. MARC GLENDENING FFA 1, 25 35 45 Boys Glee 15 45 Concert Choir 1,45 Track 35 MCL tests 1. BEVERLY HARRISON Pep Club 1,253545 FHA 1525 Band 15253545 Mixed Chorus 1525 3,45 Girls Glee 1,25 3, 45 Musical 2545 Madrigal 35 MCL tests 1525 3545 National Honor Soc- iety 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Booster Girl of the Year 4. GLENN HARTNETT P-Club 2, 3, 45 FFA 1,2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1,2, 35 Wrestling 45 Golf 1,2, 3,45 jr. play5 Sr. play5 Homecoming escort 45 Snoball candidate 45 Spring Formal candidate 4, MCL tests 1. LINDA HIGH B-team cheerleader 1,25 A-team cheerleader 3, 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Stage Band 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 45 Madrigal 2, 35 Plainville Singers 1, Band 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Manager 3,45 MCL tests 3,45 Home- coming candidate 45 Snoball candidate 45 News- paper staff 45 Prom Server 2. CINDY HRABE FHA 1, Pep Club 1,2, 35 Girls Glee 1,25 Track 45 Ir. play5 Sr. play. DEBBY HUGLEY Pep Club 1,25 FHA 15 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Glee 1 , 2, 3, 45 Band 1 , 2, 3, 45 Madrigal 45 Musicals 2, 3,45 MCL tests 154. MARLY JoNEs FHA 1,2,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,45 cms Glee 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Tennis 25 jr. play5 Sr. play5 UN tour 3. STEVE JONES FFA 1,2, 3,45 P-Club 2, 3,45 Basketball 15 Wrestling 2, 3,4, Co-captain 4, State qualifier 45 Track 1,2, 3, 45 Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-captain 4, MCL All Iieague 45 Homecoming escort 45 Snoball attendant THELMA KOEHLER Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2535 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 45 Girls Glee 1,2, 3,45 Class officer 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Tennis 15 Sr. play5 Musical 45 Speech contest 1, 45 MCL tests 1,2, 3, ROGER KRILEY FFA 1,2, 3,45 Ir. play5 Sr. play. RON KRILEY Glee Club 45 Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Wrestling 25 Sr. play. RAYMOND KUI-IN Student Council 25 Executive council 45 jr. play5 Sr. play5 Speech contest 2,45 Newspaper Staff 4. BETTY MALIN Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 officer 2,3,4, State meeting 2, 3, 45 Student council 3, 4, President 45 Executive council 45 Tennis 1,2, 35 Officer of class 2, 35 Newspaper editor 45 Snoball candidate 45 Spring formal candidate 45 Sweetheart candidate 35 Booster girl 45 National Honor Society 4. TONY MARCOTTE P- Club 45 Football 1,2, 35 Basketball 15 Track 1,25 Officer of class 3, 4. CARL MEITLER Music 1,2, 3,45 Madrigal 2, 3, 45 P-Club 45 Basket- ball 15 Cross country 45 Golf 45 Musicals 3, 4. RAELENE MEHLER Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, officer 2, 3, 45 FHA 1,2, 3, 4, officer 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, Yearbook Staff 45 Class officer 1, 45 Track 1 ,2, 3, 45 Tennis 3,45 MCL tests 25 Snoball escort 35 Home- coming attendant 45 Snoball attendant 45 Booster Girl 15 FHA State meeting 3,45 Prom server . 2 MIKE MILLS Transfer 35 P-Club 3,45 Football 4, All League Hon- orable Mention 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Sr. play. GLORY MOEDER Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 officer 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Prom Server 25 Girls Glee 15 FHA District Meeting 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Homecoming candidate 45 Snoball Queen 4. PAM MONGEAU Pep Club 1,2,3,45 officer 3,45 FHA 1,2,35 Girls Glee 2, 45 Wrestling cheerleader 35 Musical 25 Prom Server 25 Booster Girl 2. LINDA MORRISSEY FHA 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Ir. play5 Sr. play5 Speech contest 4. ALBERT PLANTE P-Club 1,2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Boys Glee 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Wrestling 1,25 Golf 1. JACKEY PRICKETT FHA 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 25 Girls State 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 2, 3, 45 Girls Ensemble 25 Track 15 National Honor Society 45 Ir. play5 Sr. pIay5 Musicals 2,3,45 Speech contest 45 MCL tests 1,2, 3, 4. GREG REMPE P- Club 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Executive Council 45 Prom Server 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1,35 Sr. Play, Booster boy 4. BOB ROGERS P- Club 2, 3, 45 Football 1 , 2, 3, 4, MCL honorable Mention 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 45 Track 3, 45 Booster Boy of the Year 4. LINDA ROGERS Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Yearbook Assist- ant Ed.itor5 Girl's Glee 1,25 junior play5 Senior play5 Musical 25 Speech contest 35 MCL tests 1,2, 3,45 Nat- ional Honor Society 4. CAROLYN ROSS Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 B-team cheerleader 1,25 Head 25 A-team cheerleader 3, 45 Head 45 Executive Council 2,45 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Prom Server 25 Booster Girl5 Homecoming Queen 45 Girls Glee 15 FHA District meeting 3. WADE ROZEAN FFA 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2, 45 Musicals 2, 3, 45 Ir. play5 Sr. play5 Voice solo 1,2, 3, 45 Trumpet solo 3, 4. TERRY RUDER Transfer 45 P- Club 45 Golf 45 Sr. play. ROY RUDY FFA 1,2,3,45 Boys Glee 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Track 15 Musical 2, 3. IANICE SCHMIDT Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 15 Girls Glee 1,2,45 Year- book Editor 45 Executive Council 45 Tennis 1,25 jr. play5 Musicals 2,45 Speech Contest 35 MCL tests 3. RUBY SELL Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,35 Girls Glee 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Musical 2, 45 Speech contest 45 MCL tests 3. ROGER STAHL P-Club 2, 3,45 FFA 3,4, officer 45 Spring Formal candidate 45 Football 25 Wrestling 25 jr. play5 Sr. play. SHERI STEWART Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee1,2, 3, 45lVl8.d1'1g3.l2, 3,45 Plainville Singers 1, Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Nat- ional Honor Society 3, 45 Musicals 2, 3, 45 Speech Contest 25 MCL tests 1,2, 3,45 Music Contests 1,2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. TONY TURNBULL P-Club 2, 3,45 Boys Glee 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Boys Glee 35 Football 1,2, 35 Basketball 1,2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, JEFF VAN DYKE P-club 2, 3,45 Football 1,2, 35 Wrestling 1,2, 3,45 Golf 1, jr. play5 MCL tests 1,2, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. DA RLENE VENNEBERG Pep Club 1,25 FHA 15 Girls Glee 1,25 Track 45 MC L Tests 3. ROGER VONFELDT FFA 1,2, 3,45 P-Club 2, 3,45 Student Council 3, 45 Vice-President 35 Football 1,2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2,45 Track 1,2, 45 Ir. Play5 MCL tests 2. TOM WEIR P-Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Officer of class 1, 45 Student Council 45 Football 1,2,45 Basketball 15 Track 1,2,5 Sr. Play5 MCL tests 1. DOREEN WILHELM FHA 1,2,3,45 Bond 1,2,3,45 Pop-club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Madrigal1,2,3,45 Girls Glee 1,2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Musicals 2, 3,45 MCL tests 1,2, 3, 45 Music solos 1, 2, 3, Booster girl 4. LINDA WILLIAMS FHA 15 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Girls Glee 1,2, 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Musicals 3,45 jr. play5 Music solos 3,4. CHARLES WILSON P- Club 2, 3, 45 officer 45 Executive Council 3, 45 Class officer 2, 3,45 President 3,45 Football 1,2, 3, 45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 3, Golf 1,25 MCL Tests 45 jr. play5 Sr. play. if IEE DR Y D r. Class fficers Officers for the class of '71 are CTOP TO BOTTOMJ, Karen Cates, Presidentg Randy Hrabe, Vice-President Libby Wilson, Secretary5 and Kathy Hrabe, Treasurer. 36 oining together, they niet responsibilities. nited, they accomplished their goals. ow they must accept the challenge of leadership. nvolvernent and cooperation have been the keys. nly one year remains to be enjoyed. esoureefulness, pride, and enthusiasm are theirs. tepping into the role of seniors is Randy Adams Bill Bice their ambition. jerry Bird jeyyy Bglljg . Marsha Brickley Ron Brin Toni Brown Mike Bruna Kristin Brust janiee Budig Karen Cates Bob DOpi1L1 Carol Dreher Ioan Dreiling julie Dryden Ieanine Durham Barbara Kurt Mari Griffin Suzanne Haase Cindy Marvin Fournier Glendening Haehineister l-lachnieister 37 53. if l a J ll W l I 1 I ' x so I, Donald Hageman Nancy Hancock Steve Haslam Sue Havlas Howard Higgins Randy Hrabe Forest johnson Dena Keas Andrea Klaus Tom Koehler George Kriley joAnn Lill Rod Mahoney Max Malin Paula Mayhew Rod Meyers Bill Mills Doug Pederson I l l Cherie Pywell Debra Richmond Kathy Rogers Doug Rozean Tim Ruder Linette Schmidt Barbara Shubert Jackie Slimmer Suzanne Haase learns to correct sixty errors a minute. 38 P V ll. f so Nm - I 1 1 Q 5 i Q l Y X 3 l Brenda Turnbull David VanSchuyver Leonard Vohs Ron Welch Bruce Westhusin Libby Wilson 19' Raymond Smee Mary Staab Debra Sumner Karen Vonfeldt Pat Waggoner Patty Weir Dennis Wise jane Wise jim Young juniors study the history of America. I thought I saw a pussy cat! 39 Soph. Class fficers Officers for the class of '72 are QTOP TO BOTTOMJ Brad Mock, Presidentg Kirk Zeigler, Vice-Presidentg Karen VanDyke, Secretaryg Bonnie Harrison, Treasurer. 40 ,nn -fer' ., 1 W.. 415' f 10S I H N l Allison Tom Ashley Debra Barber Betty Becker Susan Beiker Sandy Bollig Andreson Pat Bowen Nanette Brack Don Brown Pat Bruna john Brust Sharon Boucher Lynn Cowley Debra Dianne Steve Donaldson Chris Dopita Pam Chance Demonett Demanett winging into action, they made their presence known. ffering new ideas helped them grow. ride developed as they found their place in PHS. umor lightened the long hours. bserving rules as little as possible was a must . aking themselves heard was a primary objective. nward they march to greater things. eaching for the unknown will be their goal. agerness to serve and desire to please leads them forward. ecurity for the future lies in what they've accomplished. 41 Tresa Durham Vickie Edson Mark Eilts Sharyl Gerber Sophoinores always have something to do in Mrs. lZisin1ingor's English class. Steve Core De an Hake Steve Haney Kim Harrison Becky Stanley Herl Jana Jaco Hashenherger Greg McCune Braid Linda Kabir janet Moeder Meredith Brad Mock Mary Beth Hzirgrave Debby Herman Mike Macke Gerald Moran Shirley Click Winnelle Glisson jaoquie Harris Roger Hildwein Linda Mason Diana Morrissey Bonnie Harrison Kaylene Hrabe Lola Meitler Cheri Ong ,I Z 3 H A Lt? 13 1 1' 'k mf ,Q-f? -...MK 9 aa. Y I A Carol Plante Charlotte Plante Terry Pywell Patricia Rejewski Linda Rernpe Candra Rupp Mike Saindon Sherry Sneath Lisa Sparks Lance Sprick janet Stahl Patty Stalnaker Brian Surnerall james Thomson Mark Thumrnel May Thummel Karen VanDyke Larry Vohs Keith Vonfeldt Janice Weigel Randy Welch Sus an Welton Doug Werner john Westhusin Linda White Paula Williams Ricky Wilson Pat Wise David Young Kirk Zeigler Frosh. lass fficers Officers for the class of '73 are QRIGHT TO LEFTJ Mike Williamson, Presidentg jim Page, Vice-President Caryn DeBolt, Secretaryg Janet Mai, Treasurerg and Roger Beckley, Sergeant-at-Arms. 44 ,,..-v Dallas Adams james Austin Sherry Axelson Linda Bair Barbara Becker Roger Beekle Curtis Bieber Barb ara Briekley Wesley Kenneth Brown David Budig Mary Ann Wesley Rhonda Bjornstad Sam Cooper Margaret Cussen Burns Carmichael Clements Cathy Comeau Caryn Deliolt un and new adventures captured their spirits. evealing many talents and abilities, they plunged into a new life. nlightened by a new environment, they sought to contrib- ute their part. earehing for recognition and identity was not an easy task. ere they learned and laughed together. inds and hearts were united in a common effort. nergy and Vitality possessed them, ew horizons are theirs to explore. 45 Doris Dreiling Lynnae Dreiling David Dryden Steven Dunning my si Eddie Engling Kathy Felhoelter joe Fetteroff Dee Finnesy Nalisha Fisheber Sue French Barbara Furgason Diana Gamble Gloria Garvert Terry Hageman Patty Harris Debby Hendrix Pamela Herl Delores Herman Paul Hilgers Debbie jennings Doug jones jeff jones Shelton Kendall Tim Klaus Suzanne Klein Becky Koehler Keith Kraushaar Kenneth Kraushaar J Kevin Kriley Margaret Kriley Phillip Kriley Linda Brown and Toni Weir acquaint freshmen with PHS. L16 Vernon Kuhn Richard Lori Malin McChghy P' ' ' Nl: Freshmen plan their industrial art projects, MUCH 1 mmm Philip hlayo Denise Mason jim Page Anne Moeder Mike Morrissey Iam es Mowry Michael Ostrom Rose Mary james Peace jan Pederson Lawrence Plante Dixie Prater Rajewski Mary Rernpe Steve Rempe Henry Rogers ,,-.-L., .J 47 janet Mai Alan Oelshlaeger Rita Post Bruce Ruby l , ey.. ,V -ry l . E1 Mike Sarvor Randy Schulz Denise Selbe Roberta Selbe Kenneth Sell Dale Sims Curtis Smee Myrna Smith Kathleen Thrasher Rodney Tremblay Mike Tucker Jeff Turnbull Freshmen learn to hurry between classes. Dinah VanSchuyver Alan Vonfeldt Steven Waggoner Susan Vifassemiller joan Weigel Beverly Wiesner Mike Williamson Mike Young Not Pictured Reginia Lang Tom Mahoney Debra Matheson Bottoms Up! I k Thou shalt not kill! tudent Life Sleeping Beauty?! Are they putting it in or taking it out? Avon calling! Is Carolyn telling another dirty joke? 5 junior Pla THE EGG AND I Directed by Mrs Cast Betty MacDonald--Karen Cates Don MacDonald--Max Malin Anne--Carol Dreher joan--Sue Havlas, Thad--Doug Pederson Delicate Daisy--Libby Wilson Mr. Manic--Depressive--Don Corinne--Kathy Rogers Fishface--Jim Young Hi-Baby--Randy Hrabe H--Bruce Westusin Hageman Now, Pappy, don't look at me so reproachfully. . Edith Ruby Ross--Steve Haslam The Lingery Lady--Patty Weir Millicent Ames--Sue Hasse Thermometer Tessie--Linette Miss Linden--Jeanine Durham Grady--Howard Higgins Larsen--Leonard Vohs Paul--Brenda Turnbull Toni--JoAnn Lill Lolly--Janice Budig Mitzie--julie Dryden Schmidt ss I I Both of you came early on purpose to humiliate me !' Ready for the next one? ' 50 My precious! Say hello to me! Y 149 mpg, Homecoming t ' Queen Carolyn and escort Steve jones reign over Homecoming dance. Em 1969- 70 Homecoming Queen, Carolyn RQSS, Monque LaBarge and jay Friend wait patiently to present Carolyn her crown and roses. 52 gk, 'T' JY' 70 m , .. I 2 i , 3 5 i E, Q if Eg 4. 1. Attendants: QLEFT T0 RIGHTJ Melanie Page, Glory Moeder, Linda High, and Raelcne Mehler. C C h 9 3 o h omew ere Homecomlng T eme Queen Carolyn receives her Crown, traditional kiss, and is escoried off the field by Senior Steve jones. 53 noball ? E. '73 SL gi 1 ees One of the highlights of Snohzill was the crowning The traditional kiss was exchanged by the King and Queen. 1969-70 Snoball King and Queen, Charlie Wilson and Glory Moeder. 54 Y W iEQ+ l SENIORS: Glen Hartnett and Betty Malin. X Q Xp SENIORS: Roger Stahl and jackey Prickett. Spring Formal This year, the traditional Sweetheart Ball be- came a joint effort of the FHA and FFA. ln former years, this was the pmject of the PHA alone. The two organizations joined to involve more students in one of the main events of the year at PHS. Due to a change in the scheduling of the Spring Formal, its activities were unable to be covered in the yearbook. However, the candidates are pictured and one of these couples became the 1970 Spring Formal king and queen. Since this year's dance was a combination of the former Sweetheart and Barnwariner, it was decided to rename the dance. A contest was held to rename it, the winner receiving free admittance to the dance. Carolyn Ross won the contest with her suggestion of Spring Formal. The activities included giving the candidate the opportunity to prove their ability in certain farming chores. .E 'J SOPHOMORES: Jana ,Taco and Doug Werner. ' JUNIORS: Doug Rozean and jeanine Durham. FRESHMEN: Lori Malin and Terry Hageman. 57 3 3 5 ? 2 5 5 i f Q 1 , 1 Seniors Dave Comeau and Betty Malin were September Boosters. Y W I 2 5 Juniors Karen Cates and Doug Pederson were October Boosters. Boosters Sophomores Brad Mock and Karen Van Dyke Were November Boosters. ! Freshmen Steve Dunning and Lori Malin were Decem- ber Boosters. 0f,69-, Seniors Greg Rempe and Doreen Wilhelm were january Boosters. juniors Sue I-Iavlas and Marvin Hachmeister were February Boosters. Q3 . is , Y A X B Y an I gi -, Q ,, .lags u N 3 E gg 'Y ,-r ' I . 3' C41 i J EQ., A : A f 1 g F J 1' 5 l . .,, iq ' ,. ' X K :-' B 3 Sophomores Bonnie Harrison and Kim Harrison were March Boosters. . 3 ., I ' 5 , A lfag f y. Q Freshmen jim Page and Becky Koehler were April Boosters. Seniors Bev Harrison and Bob Rogers were May Boosters. f i 5 9 Booster Boy And Girl Of The Year 2 i i l The Booster Boy and Girl for the year are Seniors, Bev Harrison and Bob Rogers. Beverly has been active in Pep Club all four years, and Fl-IA her first two years. Being musically inclined, she plays in the Band and takes part in Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee and Concert Choir. Bob has been in P- Club since his sophomore year. l-le has played football all four years and has gone out for track and wrestling. Bob has been very successful at wrestling this year. I-Ie was a Pratt winner and placed in Regionals at Colby. He was one of the first wrestlers from this school to qualify to take part in the State Wrestling Tournament. 60 V' , Y RJ-E MDR DQ watmmfse - ' 1 I i I BACK ROW KLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Roberta Selbe, Dinah VanSchuyver, Sue Klein, Mary Burns, Sherry Pywell, jackie Slimmer, Diana Gamble, Debbie Hendrix, Barbara Furgason, Denise Mason, Debbie jennings, Cindy Hachmeister, FIFTH ROW: Andrea Klaus, Lola Meitler, Allison Andreson, Vicki Edson, janet Stahl, Sharon Boucher, Sandy Bollig, Betty Becker, Debbie Barber, Diane Demanettg FOURTH ROW: Sharyl Gerber, Myrna Smith, Pat Wise, Ann Moecler, Sherry Axelson, Bobbie Brickley, Nalisha Fishcher, Denise Selbe, Rita Post, Beverly Wiesner, Mary Rempe, Linda Mason, THIRD ROW: Cheri Ong, Linda Bair, Sherry Sneath, Janice Wei- gel, Lisa Sparks, Charlotte Plante, Linette Schmidt, joan Dreiling, julie Dryden, Kathy Rogers, Mary Staab, Deb Demanettg SECOND ROW: Ruby Sell, Brenda Turnbull, Libby Wilson, Janie Wise, Paula Mayhew, Barbara Fournier, Betty Malin, Patty Stalnaker, Paula Williams, Chris Dopita, Sue Beiker, FRONT ROW: Gloria Moe- der, Raelene Mehler, Karen Cates, Dena Keas, Pam Stagner, Kathy Fellhoelter, Cathy Comeau, Karen Van Dyke. Pep Club Cheers Players Varsity cheerleaders are: QL. TO RJ Linda High, Carol Dreher, Melanie Page, Deb Richmond, Sue Havlas, and Carolyn Ross, fHead Cheerleaderl. BACK ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Gloria Garvert, Mary Hargrave, Linda Rempe, Shirley Glick, Barbara Becker, Margaret Kriley, Rose Rajewski, Debbie Matheson, SIXTH ROW: Susan Wassemiller, Doris Dreiling, Becky Koehler, Jan Pederson, Janet Mai, Caryn DeBolt, Lori Herman, Patty Harris, Regenia Lang, Dixie Prater, Lori Malin, Jeanine Durham, FlFTH ROW: Diane Morrissey, Lynnae Dreiling, Sue French, Dee Finnesy, Margaret Cussen, Kathy Thrasher, Pat Marcum, Doreen Wilhelm, Sheri Stewart, Thelma Koehler, Tresa Durham, FOURTH ROW: Kathy Hrabe, Debbie Herman, Nanette Brack, Bonnie Harrison, Linda Kaba, Jacquie Harris, Karen Vonfeldt, Patty Weir, JoAnn Lill, Mona Becker, THIRD ROW: Lynn Cowley, Beverly Harrison, Deb Brown, Jackey Prickett, Janice Schmidt, Linda Rogers, Mari Griffin, Suzanne Haase, Mary Allen, MarlyJones, Debbie Sumner, SECOND ROW: Kaylene Hrabe, Jana Jaco, Candra Rupp, Debbie Donaldson, Marsha Brickley, Deb Dumler, lleta Dougherty, Linda Morrissey, Linda Brown, Susan Welton, Nancy Hancock, FRONT ROW: Carolyn Ross, Linda High, Melanie Page, Carol Dreher, Deb Richmond, Sue Havlas, Mrs. Gae Johnson. Pep Club officers are: Pam Stagner, Dena Keas, B-team cheerleaders are: Cathy Comeau, Karen Van Karen Cates, Raelene Mehler, and Gloria Moeder, Dyke fHeadJ, and Kathy Fellhoelter. ....k 63 P Club Officers QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Roger Vonfeldt, Stuco Rep. 5 Dave Comeau, Treasurerg Greg Rempe, Presidentg Charlie Wilson, Secretaryg Steve jones, Sergeant of Armsg QSEATEDB Tom Weir, Vice-President. Sponsor--Warren Meireis anxiously awaiting results of a cross country race. Selling chances on cakes during home basket- ball and wrestling matches was one of the money-raising projects handled by P Club this year. Here Bruce Westusin makes first sale to fellow club member Roger Stahl, while Ron I Brin looks on. 64 1 MP3, Club Engages In Many Activities The P Club, composed of lettermen in various varsity sports, was headed this year by Greg Rempe and sponsored by Warren Meireis. This year the boys went to the Kansas State-Oklahoma game played at Manhattan and the National junior College Basketball Tournament at Hutchinson. For the first time Pep Club and P Club went together to sponsor the annual Snowball Dance. P Club also spon- sored the Battle ofthe Sexes . The money for all of these activities was earned by cake sales, chicken supper and work days. P Club member Roger Vonfeldt and Pep Club member Debbie Brown do some background painting for annual Snowball dance. P CLUB ILEFT TO RIGHTJ FRONT ROW: Glen Hartnett, Steve jones, Roger Vonfelt, Tom Weir, Greg Rempe, Charlie Wilson, Dave Comeau, Doug Finnesy, Mr. Meireis. SECOND ROW: Terry Dobson, Roger Stahl, Mark Girvan, Ed Drehe, Mike Mills, Mike Cowley, Bob Rogers, Albert Plante, Larry Dobson, Tony Turnbull, Dennis Gilbert, THIRD ROW: Raymond Smee, Steve Haslem, Doug Pederson, Bruce Westhusin, Randy Adams, Bill Mills, Curt Glendening, Tim Ruder, Randy Hrabe, Marvin Hachmeister, Don Hageman. TOP ROW: Tom Brown, jerry Bolig, Ron Brin, john Brust, Mark Eilts, Keith Vonfeldt, Kirk Zeigler, Brina Sumerall, Brad Meredith. fNot Picturedj Terry Ruder and jeff VanDyke. W ' il ll fill 65 gl .. 4. .nn -L -. FRONT ROW: fLEFT TO RIGHTJ Anne Moeder, Raelene Mehler, Jacquie Harris, Kaylene Hrabe, Marsha Brickley. 2nd ROW: Linda Morrissey, Dena Keas, Deb Donaldson, Mari Griffin, Libby Wilson, Sheri Stewart Linda High, Carolyn Ross, Gloria Moeder, Jackie Prickett, Linda Brown. THIRD ROW: Karen Cates, Sue Havlas, Marly Jones, Sharyl Gerber, Myrna Smith, Cheri Ong, Joan Weigel, Pam Herl, Sue French, Sherry Axelson, Kathy Hrabe, 4th ROW: lleta Dougherty, Deb Dumler, Karen Vonfeldt, Patty Weir, Linda Rogers, Linda Kaba, Nanette Brack, Deb Herman, Lynn Cowley. BACK ROW: Shirley Glick, Deb Sumner, Deb Dem- anett, JoAnn Lill, Mary Staab, Kathy Rogers, Melanie Page. 3 FRONT ROW: Deb Richmond, Janie Wise, Betty Malin, Doreen Wilhelm, Sue Haase, Miss Van Tuyl. 2nd ROW: Jeanine Durham, Deb Brown, Lori Herman, Rita Post, Debby Hendrix, Lori Malin, Bonnie Harrison, Jana Jaco, Canclra Rupp, Diane Morrissey, Paula Williams, Pat Stalnaker. 3rd ROW: Andrea Klaus, Gloria Garvert, Lynnae Dreiling, Bev Wiesner, Barbara Becker, Mary Burns, Jan Pederson, Kathy Comeau, Margaret Cussen, Kathy Felhoelter. 4th ROW: Lisa Sparks, Charlotte Plante, Sherry Sneath, Janice Weigel, Paula Mayhew, Barbara Fournier, Diana Gamble, Karen Van Dyke, Brenda Turnbull, Carol Dreher, Sue Beiker, BACK ROW: Debby Barber, Diane Demanett, Sandy Bollig, Sharon Boucher, Janet Stahl, Betty Becker, Tresha Durham, Chris Dopita. rm. w ,, tri T57 , 1 A D. Q. 'iff F'- . , , hem: ' 'Yr'-'wi ,K 'mm L A tr- ?v.fE'2.ffff FHA OFFICERS: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Kaylene Hrabe-Pianist, janie Wise-Treasurer, Doreen Wilhelni-ViCe- President, Deb Richmond-Historian, Anne Moeder-Freshman Representative, Suzanne Haase-President, Raelene Mehler-Stuco Representative, Betty Malin- Secretary, jacquie Harris-Reporter, Future Homemakers Of America This year, FHA combines thier efforts with FFA held here at PHS. FHA Week was observed in numer- to stage the Spring Formal. For money-raising pro- ous ways during the week of April Sth through the jects, FHA sponsored a food bingo and supervised 11th. the concession stand for the high school vocal clinic 67 ,, ,Z 'K .rgg':g:g:-:g'M:f:'z':'2,y :': 1 'a'aq ,axes a'u:ss:4s.c.o:+'b,, 'ggsgsv '1'.u:Vn 'Q' in .mums , , g ww'Q'4'r's'o 6 uv ,fix 'smug 'IWW' u'u'm on am 3' 335' 'n'v51vWQ,Q'l'5 f aiu,.g.'3g,a+.zg.5g.,.s5j 535 'sv' NUS I151f','?.-. ' ei's52'.a i'a'w'sf 1 of Q F 'f'f'-ffv,'.'.f:1:iff4fZ',1T3g4r ' ,..arif..'E 1311: . . s - S own Nagle, Q FFA OFFICERS: CLEFT TO RIGHTQ, Doug Beiker--Vice-President, Marvin Hachmeister--President, Roger Stahl--Reporter, Doug Werner--Secretary, Kirk Zeigler--Sentinel, FRONT ROW: Dave Comeau--Stuco Representative. Greg McCune--Treasurer. FF fficers For '69,-370, 68 H ff' ,Q - A FIRST ROW: QLEFT TO RIGHTQ, Mr. Hildwein, Marvin Hachmeister, Glenn Hartnett, Doug Werner, Greg Mike Macke, Larry Vohs, Keith Vonfeldt, Mark Glendening, Terry Dobson. THIRD ROW: Don Hageman, Pat Wagner, jim Young, Brad Mock, Wade Rozean, Terry Pywell, Roger Kriley, FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Sell, Mike Sarvor, jerry Bird, Bob Dopita, Roger Vonfeldt, Dave Comeau, Kirk Glendening, Bill Mills, FIFTH ROW: David Budig, Shelton Kendall, Wes Carmichael, Wes Bjornstad, Alan Vonfeldt, Duane Peace Dennis Felhoelter . Future Farmers f America The FFA has achieved a remarkable year. They have shown leadership and unity. FFA and FHA combined their will-power and Work for the Cerebral Palsy Drive and Spring Formal. They have also sponsored a Chili Supper, Pancake Supper and a Parent- Son Banquet. 69 McCune Steve jones, Kirk Zeigler, SECOND ROW: Doug Rozean, Roy Rudy, Leonard Vohs, Lance Sprick, I.. , , Cardinal Staff, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sponsor jim Benham, Linda Rogers, Carolyn Ross, Gloria Moeder. BOTTOM ROW: Raelene Mehler, Linda Morrissey, janice Schmidt, and Linda Brown. jeff Van Dyke not pictured. Yearbook taff K an ,, , Cardinal Staff hard at work. LEFT TO RIGHT are Linda Rogers, Carolyn Ross, Linda Brown, jeff Van Dyke, and Linda Morrissey. Staff Puts In Long Hours The 1970 Cardinal Yearbook Staff has put in many long hours under the guidance of Mr. jim Benham to make this Cardinal the best. Linda Brown and Raelene Mehler attended a journalism camp in Manhattan where Raelene picked up many pointers on photogra- phy while Linda learned the techniques of assembling a yearbook and the responsibilities of an editor, In September most of the class attended a seminar in Great Bend where they learned about the principals of layout, theme, and management. 7O Booster Increases Production The other journalism class is comprised of six students who are responsible for producing the school newspaper. Betty Malin, editor, and Raymond Kuhn, co-editor, attended a journalism workshop in Manhattan last june. Betty studied layout where Raymond learned the tricks and short cuts of the newspaper. They put in many long extra hours and much hard work to produce a successful newspaper. This years staff has stepped up production to a newspaper every three weeks on the average. The newspaper staff admires their first edition of the Booster. Booster Staff Booster Staff, LEFT TO RIGHT: Koehler, Raymond Kuhn. Albert Plante, Bev Harrison, Betty Malin, Jim Benham, Linda High, Thelma FRONT ROW: Beverly Harrison, Linda Williams, Bonnie Harrison, Deb Sumner, Dena Keas, Sheri Ong, Debby Hendrix, Mary Hargrave, Jeanie Durham, Mari Griffin, Sheri Stewart, Doreen Wilhelm, SECOND ROW: Myra Smith, Patty Harris, Pat Rajewski, Linda Mason, Sheri Sneath, Debby Hugley, Dixie Prater, Vickie Edson, Sheryl Edson, Phil Mayo, Janet Mai, Kaylene Hrabe, Jackie Slimmer, Paula Mayhew, Karen VanDyke, THIRD ROW: Nalisha Fisher, Bobbie Brickly, Nancy Hancock, Susan Weltor, Jackie Harris, Jeff Turnbull, Steve Dunning, Kathy Comeau, Jana Jaco, Pat Bruna, John Bmst, Marsha Brickly, Mike Bruna, Diana Gamble Debby Jennings, Mike Ostrom, Jerald Moran, Alan Oelschlaeger, Lisa Sparks, FOURTH ROW: Bill Bice, Randy Welch, Doug Jones, Mike Williamson, Mike Tucker, Kim Harrison, Wade Rozean, Judy Gardner, Barbara Fournier, Patty Weir, Mike Macke, Henry Rogers, Brad Merdith, FIFTH ROW: Keith Kraushaar, Charlies Morrissey, Regenie Lang, Forest Jolnison, Dave Comeau, Eddie Engling, Steve Haney, Bruce Wes- thusin, Paul Hilgers, Mr. Johnson, Paula Williams, Candy Rupp, Karen DeBolt. Twirlers for the 1969-70 year were LEFT TO Striking a familiar pose are Band Majorette, Sheri RIGHT: Mari Griffin, Candy Rupp, Dena Keas, Stewart, and B and Major, Wade Rozean. fHeadJ, Doreen Wilhelm, and Nancy Hancock. J ,M .L J yr i I .Ain 72 Representing the Band as officers are: john Brust, The traditional formation of the P. H. S. band. Sheri Stewart, and Dave Comeau. Band Promotes School pirit 1 I STAGE BAND: THIRD ROW: Mr. johnson, Dave Comeau, Mike Tucker, Judy Gardner, Wade Rozean, Barbara Fournier, Kim Harrison. SECOND ROW: Mike Ostrom, Gerald Moran, Alan Oelschlaeger, Lisa Sparks. FIRST ROW: Sheri Stewart, janet Mai, Kaylene Hrabe, Paula Mayhew, jackie Slimmer, Karen VanDyke, Jana Jaco, Kathy Comeau, Steve Dunning, and jeff Turnbull. 73 w C 6 GRAND FINALE-- Yeow! A-yip- i-O-ee-ay! W 9 3 Laurey ..... Curly. . Ado Annie Carnes Wil l ...... Aunt Eller . . Ali Hakim . . Jud Fry , lke Skidmore . . Fred ...... Gertie Cummings Ellen ...... Kate . . Sylvie . . Armia .l.. Aggie Andrew Carnes . Cord Elam . . . Jess ..... Chalmers . klahoma Directed by Lyle Meredith. Dance Sequence Directed by Gae Johnson. THE CAST . Doreen Wilhelm S Melanie Page ..........JohnBrust . , .Sheri Stewart G Kathy Hrabe . ...... . , Wade Rozean . Sheryl Edson G Barbara Fournier . , , Jim Page S Kim Harrison . . Carl Meitler . . Brad Meredith , Rick Wilson . . . . Ruby Sell . Barbara Furgason , . Cathy Comeau . . lleta Dougherty . . Denise Selbe . . . Marsha Brickley . Alan Oelschlaeger . . . Curtis Smee . Doug Finnesy . . Roy Rudy Mike . . Joe ....... Sam ....... . . DREAM SEQUENCE: Laurey ...,.. . Curley ,..... . Jud .... ....... Little Girl . . ....... Gay Two Cowboys . . . Diane Morrisey Can-Can Girls .......... . Dale Simms . Larry Dobson Tony Marcotte Patty Stalnaker Paula Williams Janice Schmidt e Lynn Hamala G Lola Meitler Carol Dreher, Pat Wise, Brenda Turnbull, Karen VonFeldt, Jackie Slimmer Cowgirls ........... B Janice Budig, Winnelle Glisson Others ............. Debra Barber, Karen Barber, Diane Judy Gardner, Shirley Glick, Carol Jackey Prickett . arbara Shubert, . Ma ry All en, Demanett, Plante, :L W vw.. w if it l fi 95: Liao Some people claim that you are to blame as People will say we're in love. much as I. Well, l'll be side-gaited! l'll give a imitation of a crawfish' .ri o You know jud, ou Could han ourself on that. Those were the ood old days . Y S V S 75 CONCERT CHOIR KLEFT TO RIGHTJ FRONT ROW: Bonnie Harrison, Jana Jaco, Doreen Wilhelm, Melanie Page, Barbara Fournier, Carol Plante, Debby Hugely, Marsha Brickley, Sheryl Edson, Bev Harrison, Linda High SECOND ROW: Kathy Hrabe, Barbara Furgason, Debby Herman, Debby Barber, Lisa Sparks Denise Selbe Ruby Sell, lleta Dougherty, Linda Williams, Cathy Comeau, Jacquie Harris, Karen Van Dyke. THIRD ROW: Wade Rozean, Kim Harrison, Alan Vonfeldt, Curtis Smee, Rick Wilson, Sam Cooper, Keith Kraushaar, Kenneth Kraushaar, Brad Meridith, Dale Sims, Duane Peace, Alan Oelschlaeger, Jim Page, Carl Meitler, Doug Fin- nesy, Roy Rudy, Jim Young, Mike Tucker, Tony Turnbull, John Brust. Pianist, Dena Keas. l GIRLS ENSEMBLE: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ FRONT ROW: Melanie Page, BOYS QUARTET: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Doreen Wilhelm, Barbara Fournier, Linda Williams, Debby Hugley, Wade Rozean, Jim Page, Brad Meri- Marsha Brickley, Sheryl Edson, Cathy Comeau. SECOND ROW: dith, John Brust. Kathy Hrabe, Bonnie Harrison, Jana Jaco, Ruby Sell, lleta Doug- herty, Linda High, Jacquie Harris, Karin Van Dyke. Pianist, Dena Keas. MADRIGALS: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ FRONT ROW: Melanie Page, Kim Harrison, Debby Hugley, Brad Meridith, Marsha Brickley, Jim Page, Sheryl Edson. SECOND ROW: Wade Rozean, Kathy Hrabe, Alan Oelschlaeger, Doreen Wilhelm, Carl Meitler, Barbara Fournier, Mike Tucker, Cathy Comeau,iJohn Brust. K , l , -Q gglglk.-1 enum-1 arm -mmnnx-at ,ewa5::1aw l I ann. T111 FRESHMAN CHOlR QLEFT TO RIGHTJ FRONT ROW: Rita Post, Denise Mason, Sue French, Pat Marcum, Doris Dreiling, Rebecca Koehler, Joan Weigel, Mary Burns, Pam Herl, Rose Rajewski, Kathleen Thrasher. SECOND ROW: Patty Harris, Kathleen Fellhoelter, Roberta Selbe, Lynnae Drieling, Linda Bair, Margaret Cussen, Anne Moeder, Delores Herman, Debbie Jennings, Caryn DeBolt, Regina Lang, Beverly Weisner, Janet Mai, Debbie Hendrix, Debbie Mathason, THIRD ROW: Curtis Beiber, Mike Sarvor, Phil Kriley, Joe Fetteroff, David Dryden, Richard McGhghy, Ken Brown, David Budig, Mike Young, Kevin Kriley, Wesley Bjornstad, Lawrence Plante, Dallas Adams, Randy Schulz, Wesley Carmichael, Jim Austin, pianist, Lori Malin. BOYS GLEE QLEFT TO RIGHTJ FRONT ROW: Mike Tucker, Mark Glendening, Duane Peace, Curtis Smee, Dale Sims, Brad Meredith, Alan Oelschlaeger, Roy Rudy, Jim Page, Bill Bice, Ed Dreher, SECOND ROW: Wade Rozean, Tony Turnbull, Dennis Fellhoelter, Ken Kraushaar, Kim Harrison, Rick Wilson, Sam Cooper, Keith Kraushaar, Larry Dobson, Doug Finnesy, Ron Kriley, John Brust, Carl Meitler, Tony Marcotte, Jim Young, pianist, Sheri Stewart. GIRLS GLEE QLEFT TO RIGHTJ FRONT ROW: Bonnie Harrison, Jana Jaco, Denise Selbe, Barbara Fournier, Linda Williams, Carol Plante, Ruby Sell, Marcia Brickley, Karen Van Dyke, Jacquie Harris, Janice Schmidt, SECOND ROW: Doreen Wilhelm, Sheri Stewart, Sheryl Edson, Thelma Koehler, Barbara Furgason, Debby Hugley, Ileta Doughtery, Kris Brust, Pam Chance, Mae Thummel, Pam Stagner, THIRD ROW: Melanie Page, Lisa Sparks, Linda Kaba, Lynn Cowley, Linda Mason, Paula Mayhew, Marly Jones, Barbara Shubert, Janice Budig, Linda High, Andrea Klaus, FOURTH ROW: Kathy Hrabe, Linda Morrisey, Debbie Herman, Debby Barber, Janice Weigel, Susan Welton, Kathy Comeau, Mona Becker, Judy Gardner, Jackie Prickett, Beverly Harrison, Debby Brown, pianist, Dena Keas. 4, A KLEFT TO RIGHTJ Doreen Wilhelm, Mr. Bannister, Sponsor, Sheri Stewart, Thelma Koehler, Beverly Harrison Doug Pederson, Melanie Page, Sheryl Edson, lleta Dougherty, Dena Keas, Linda Rogers, jackie Prickett, Betty Malin. Honor ociety Accepts New Members Thelma Koehler prepares to light a candle at the initation of the new members. Doug Pederson, the only male member of Honor Society, receives assistance with his robe. FRESHMEN Steve Dunning Eddie Engling Sue French Barbara Furgason Gloria Garvert Margaret Kriley Regenia Lang Lori Malin Philip Mayo Alan Oelschlaeger jan Pederson Bruce Ruby Myrna Smith jeff Turnbull Beverly Wiesner SOPHOMORES Allison Andreson Plainville High Scholars SEMESTER HON OR ROLL Nanette Brack Christine Dopita Vickie Edson Mark Eilts Shirley Glick Dean Hake Kim Harrsion Deborah Herman Kaylene Hrabe Linda Kaba Linda Mason Brad Mock Pat Rajewski Candra Rupp Lisa Sparks janet Stahl Brian Sumerall Keith Vonfeldt Doug Werner Rick Wilson Battle The Sexes David Youn g Kirk Zeigler JUNIORS Marsha Brickley joan Dreiling Jeanine Durham Barbara Fournier Mari Griffin Suzanne Haase Nancy Hancock Kathy Hrabe Randy Hrabe JoAnn Lill Rod Mahoney Max Malin Melanie Page Kathy Rogers Linette Schmidt Patty Weir Libby Wilson SENIORS Mary Allen Deb Donaldson lleta Dougherty Sheryl Edson Beverly Harrison Debby Hugley Thelma Koehler Raelene Mehler jackie Prickett Linda Rogers Terry Ruder Ianice Schmidt Darlene Venneberg Roger Vonfeldt Charles Wilson ADMINISTRATOR' S HONOR ROLL janet Mai Gerald Moran Mike Tucker Karen Van Dyke Sandra Bollig Dena Keas Sharon Boucher Doug Pederson john Brust Sheri Stewart Jana jaco Doreen Wilhelm l 79 The thirteenth annual Battle of the Sexes was held january 28th. This year's contest was a first in the his- tory of PHS as the battle ended in a tie. Students participating in the event were chosen according to their high academic standing. Representing each class were: Seniors--Doreen Wilhelm and Charlie Wilsong juniors--Dena Keas and Doug Pedersong Sopho- mores--jana jaco and john Brustg and Freshmen--Lori Malin and Mike Tucker. The boys declared victory when time was called with the score 70-65. Doreen Wilhelm presented Charlie Wilson with the trophy and kissed his feet. However, an error was discov- ered later which ended the battle with a tie. Charlie had to return the trophy and kiss Doreen's feet. Thus, 1970 proved to be a year of equality of the sexes. Student Council membersg QBACK ROWJ Roger Vonfeldt, Dave Comeau, jeff Turnbull, Doug Pederson, john Brust, Raymond Smee, Tom Weir, QFRONT ROW, Gloria Moeder, Raelene Mehler, jan Pederson, Betty Malin Jana jaco, janie NVise, Linda Brown. Stuco On The Move Under the leadership of President Betty Malin and Sponsor Mr. Paul Engborg, the Student Council organ- ized and sponsored several projects, such as the Annual Chili Supper and Open House. The members of this organization consist of chosen representatives from each class and one representative from Pep Club, P-Club, F.H.A, and F,F.A, Stuco President-Betty Malin. Stuco officers are: Linda Brown, Dave Comeau, Betty Malin, and Doug Pederson. so l ..g.,-Q-71 Executive Council members, QBACK ROWJ Raymond Kuhn, Marvin Hachmeister, Dave Comeau, Doug Peder- son, Brad Mock, Mike Williamson, Charlie Wilson, Greg Rempe, QFRONT ROWQ Dena Keas, Karen Cates, Pam Stagner, Suzanne Haase, Betty Malin, Karen Van Dyke, Linda Brown, Carolyn Ross. Executive Council nites i is to promote better co-operation among the various organizations in our school system. The activities of the Executive Council were head ed by President Betty Malin and supervised by Mr Paul Engborg. The members serve as the presidents and heads of the various school organizations. Sponsor-Mr. Paul Engborg. Betty Presides over the meeting. 81 The main goal of the Executive Council of P.H, S. DUET ACTS: Vernon Kuhn, Sue Haase, Carol ONE-ACT PLAY: Doug Pederson, Judy Gardner, Wade Dreher, Doug Pederson. PHS Students Participate In Forensics DIRECTOR: Mrs. Edith Ruby. Rosean, Vernon Kuhn, Max Malin, jackie Prickett, Ray- mond Kuhn. ri 3 READINGS AND ORATIONS: Deb Donaldson, Karen Cates, Sue French, Ruby Sell, Thelma Koehler. x new PROSE AND POETRY: Brenda Turnbull, Bruce Ruby, Ileta Dougherty, Kathy Rogers, Ruby Sell. 82 E Y ,QED A- Squad are QLEFT TO RIGHTQ FRONT ROW: Stan Herl, Mark Eilts, Marvin Hachmeister, Roger Beckley, Randy Adams, Tony Marcotte, Charlie Wilson, Mike Mills, Greg Rempe, Dennis Gilbert, Steve Jones. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Larry Friend, Steve Donaldson, Brian Surnearll, Steve Gore, jim Page, Mike Macke, Tim Ruder, Glenn Hartnett, jeff Turnbull, Steve Haslam, Doug Finnesy, Coach Gordon Ensley. THIRD ROW: Dave Young, Greg McCune, Mike Tucker, Roger Vonfeldt, Tom Weir, Mike Cowley, Randy Hrabe, Dave Comeau, Brad Mock, Doug Pederson, Bob Rogers, Mike Williamson. A-Team Record Plainville Opponent 20 20 Norton O 28 Phillipsburg 40 O Smith Center 38 O Ellis 14 21 Stockton 12 8 Hill City O 42 Wakeeney 30 12 Palco 16 O Victoria The 1969 Football Coaches are LEFT TO RIGHT: Head Coach, Larry Friend and his assistants Gordon Ensley, Marvin Ruby, and Paul Engborg. 3-4 Cards Pull Ahead In 1969! The 1969 Cardinal Football team was headed by Coach Larry Friend. At his second year with PHS he led the team to a winning season with the record of 5 wins 3 losses and 1 tie. This is some- thing to be very proud of for the Cards haven't had a winning team for 5 years! The Burning Desire in which Coach Friend talked so highly of became evident this year. Although the boys had three big losses they fought hard and learned from their mis- takes. With 33 on the A-Squad and 29 on the Fresh. -Soph. Squad the team was made up of leaders, followers, and team spirit in which a winning team needs. Four coaches gave advice, a help- ing hand when needed, and encouragement to the team. All in all the 1969 Cardinal Football Team should be given the highest glory for a great year. 7 Frosh. - Soph. Record Plainville Opponent 6 6 Smith Center O 14 Phillipsburg O 6 Stockton 6 34 Ellis 20 18 Hill City 12 16 Palco 12 8 W akeeney Freshman-Sophomore Squad are QLEFT TO RIGHTJ FRONT ROW: Kevin Kriley fMgrJ, Steve Dunning, David Budig, Brian Sumearll, jim Page, Roger Beckley, jeff jones, Kenneth Sell, Alan Vonfeldt, jeff Turnbull. SECOND ROW: Coach Paul Enghorg, Tom Mahoney, Mike Macke, Steve Rempe, john Westhusin, Keith Von- feldt, Steve C-ore, Steve Donaldson, Greg McCune, Tom Ashley, Paul Hilgers, Coach Marvin Ruby, THIRD ROW: Dave Young, jim Austin, Rodney Tremblay, Steve Haney, Roger Hildwein, Mike Tucker, Brad Mock, Terry Hageman, Stan Herl, Mark Eilts. 1 WJ-' Q 4 ' .,, , ' I W. as 712, Mike Cowley Tackle Glenn Hartnett Quarterb ack Greg Rempe Center Dave Comeau Guard Dou g F inn esy End Dennis Gilbert Steve Jones Fullb ack Tony Marcotte Mike Mills Center Guard Srs. Help Quarterback Glenn Hartnett strikes a familiar pose. 86 1-Y Bob Rogers Roger Vonfeldt Tackle End Provide Winning Season The last year finally came to an end when the thirteen seniors faced the time to end their football career. A year filled with excite- ment, encouraging moments, a taste of victory and the despair of de- feat. All these moments will be greatly remembered for years to come. The Homecoming game which was victorious proved to all that the Cardinals have the ability and the willpower to have a winning team which has not been evident for five years. A special token goes to these thirteen seniors who helped make this possible. Long hours, worried mo- ments, and tense situations were all met this past 1969 Football Season. BACK ROW- LEFT TO RIGHT are Dave Comeau-First Team-Defense and Offense, Randy Hrabe-First Team-Defense, Bob Rogers-Honor- able Mention-Offense. FRONT ROW-Mike Mills-Honorable Mention- Defense, Steve Jones-First Team-Offense. 87 Tom Weir My Charlie Wilson Halfback Here's Sr. Steve jones break ing the 1,000 yard mark. A-team basketball QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Charlie Wilson, Roger Vonfeldt, Doug Pederson, Dave Young, Brad Mock, Randy Hrabe, john Brust, Dave Comeau, Marvin Hachmeister, Forrest Iohnson, Randy Adams. fnot pi ctured, Wade Roze anj. Basketball coaches were Gordon Ensley and Head Coach Loren Hemphill. Team Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville ic League Games 88 SCORES 39 fi-42 39 X50 50 4141 61 f-52 X56 14145 50 X52 47 X47 63 X41 Victoria Stockton Cadets Ellis Natoma Phil lipsburg Osborne Falco Phillipsburg Ellis LaCrosse Hill City Logan Walieeney LaCrosse Stockton R C H X T N . I' ,-..---. Pride Is For Senior Players A W V A X I D D E w C R O O M Z E E A A U N 89 O G E R R L ' 1 . x' h . 1 O ji XX 2 F I E L L S D O B-team basketball, FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Steve Gore, Sam Cooper, Dean Hake, Steve Haslam, Kim Harrison. SECOND ROW: Stan Herl, john Brust, Max Malin, Roger Hildwein, Brad,Mock, Rod Mahoney, Randy Adams. B-Team Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Plainville Basketball team plays on with determination to win. 90 SCORES Victoria Stockton Cadets Ellis Natoma Phillipsburg Osborne Palco Phillipsburg Ellis La Crosse Hill City Logan Walieeney LaCrosse Stockton SCORES Plainville 49 Plainville 43 Plainville 61 Pl ainville 39 Plainville 24 Plainville 5 7 Plainville 42 Plainville 54 Plainville 40 Plainville 66 Plainville 45 Plainville 58 Plainville 75 Plainville 72 Victoria Stockton Ellis Hill City Stockton Phillipsburg Palco Phillipsburg Ellis La Crosse Hill City WaKeeney La Crosse Stockton Doug Pederson racks up two points Freshman Basketball Freshman players were: QBACK ROWQ Kevin Kriley, Kenneth Kraushaar, Terry Hageman, Phillip Mayo, Curtis Beiber, Eddie Engling, Curtis Srnee, QFRONT ROWj Doug jones, Richie McGhghy, Alan Vonfeldt, Kenny Sell, Mike Morrissey, Lawrence Plante, Keith Kraushaar, and Sam Cooper. YVRESTLING TEAM: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ FTRST ROVV: Steve Dunning, Henry Rogers, Wes Bjornstad, jeff Turnbull Keith Vonfeldt, Glenn Hartnett, Raymond Smee, Roger Beckley, Larry Dobson, Brian Sumearll, Paul Hilgers, SECOND ROW: Doug Werner, 'Wes Carmichael, jim Austin, Mike Cowley, Steve Rempe, Tom Mahoney, Doug Finnesy, Rod Trembley, Randy Wfelch. THIRD ROXV: Dennis Gilbert, Mike Tucker, Mike Mills, Greg Rempe, Ed Dreher, Tim Ruder, Steve jones, Mike Williamson. Not pictured: Bob Rogers, Ieff Van Dyke. Plainville Crapplers Post Winnin Season SCORES This years wrestling season proved this sport to be 32 Hoisington 16 one of the most successful at PHS. Compiling a record 34 Stocl-:ton 14 of 6-1-1 describes how the grapplers did, Leading the 48 Ellis O matmen to victory was head coach Royce Hamala and 11 Atwood 30 his assistant Scotty Foster. Assisting them were co- 25 Hays Cadets 18 captains Steve jones and Bob Rogers. Managing the 44 Palco 8 team was jeff Jones, 21 Wlakeeney 21 42 Hill City 6 I e What now Coach? asks Willy. Get your hands off me! explains Mike. 92 Mike Mills Doug Finnesy Greg Rempe Glenn Hartnett Bob Rogers Steve jones E Larry Dobson jeff Van Dyke Mike Cowley Ed Dreher raw '-. I Coaches: Scotty Foster, Royce Hamala Cardinals over Cadets Dennis Gilbert The 1969-70 wrestling squad has been not only a successful team, but one that has been very gratifying to Work with. The leadership ability demonstrated by our senior athletes is a strong attribute which we hope will carry on in the future, Much can be said about our fine squad this year, for much has been accomp- lished, but l feel the tradition and closeness of our squad has contributed to our young men, a strong desire which has been kin- dled into a flame and will burn eternally, Sincerely, 93 QQWQQ. r,,,,,,,,..,.....,.... Don't push too hard or I'll ------ , ponders Doug. Behind the A-Squad was the fighting B-team. Taking lst. at the Plainville Inv. and beating Norton in a dual inateh was two of their highlights of the year. The A-squad also had a strong season taking second at the Pratt Inv. and bringing honie the lst place trophy from the MCL. Steve jones and Bob Rogers, both seniors were the only ones who went un- defeated in dual competition this season. Tourney Team: QLEFT TO RIGHTQ STANDING: Mike Mills, Take that you ??? thinks Steve. Mike Willianison, Greg Renipe, Steve jones. KNEELING: Steve Renipe, Doug Pinnesy, Glenn Hartnett, Raymond Sniee, jeff Turnbull, Larry Dobson. Not pictured: jeff Van Dyke, Bob Rogers. MCL Winners: QLEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Greg Rempe, Steve jones. KNEELING: jeff Turnbull, Larry Dobson. Pratt Winners: QLEFT TO RIGI-ITJ STANDING: Doug Finnesy, Mike Williamson, Steve jones. KNEELING: Larry Dobson, Steve Dunning. Not pictured: Bob Rogers. I I 4. . A- 5 GOLF TEAM: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ FRONT ROW: Richard McGhghy, David Budig, Mike Morrissey, Doug jones, Henry Rogers, Rick Wilson. 2nd ROW: Glen Hartnett, Brian Sumerall, Lawrence Plante, Brad Meredith, Curtis Smee, Curtis Beiber. BACK ROW: john Brust, Steve Gore, Toni Brown, Terry Ruder, Mike Cowley, Steve Haney. Glen Hartnett swings into action. 1 COA CH: Lyle Meredith. 95 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM-QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Coach Warren Meireis, Don Hageman, Bill Mills, Carl Meitler Kurt Glendening, Wes Carmichael, Kenneth Kraushaar, Kim Harrison, Raymond Smee, David VanSchyver, Keith Kraushaar, Bruce Ruby. ross-Country Proves Successful Coach Warren Meireis gives instructions to the team, The end of a hard day! TRACK TEAM-fLEFT TO RIGHTJ: FIRST ROW: Don Hageman, Randy Hrabe, Charlie Wilson, Steve jones, Dave Comeau, Roger Vonfeldt, Doug Finnesy, Greg Rempe. 2nd ROW: Ron Welch, Bill Mills, Steve Haslam, Doug Pederson, Forest johnson, Kurt Glendening, Tim Ruder, Randy Adams, Dave VanSchuyver. 3rd ROW: Rod Trembley, Kim Harrison, Mark Eilts, Kirk Zeigler, Dave Young, Brad Mock, Steve Donaldson, Stan Herl, Roger Hildwein. BACK ROW: Kenny Sell, Keith Kraushaar, Sam Cooper, jim Austin, Terry Hageman, Wes Carmichael, Kenneth Kraushaar. Boys Prepare For Track RETURNING LETTERMEN-CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Kurt Glendening, Bill Mills, Kirk Zeigler, Roger Vonfeldt, Steve Haslam, Charlie Wilson, Doug Finnesy, Don Hageman, Randy Adams, Randy Hrabe, Steve jones, Doug Pederson, Tim Ruder, Dave Comeau, Mark Eilts. COACHES: Warren Meireis and Larry Friend. 97 A Team Tennis Squad are QLEFT TO RIGHTQ FRONT ROW Bonnie Harrison Suzanne Ha Alt : , ase Q ernatesj, SECOND ROW: Ivlrs, Johnson, Sponsor, Libby Wilson, Carol Dreher, Raelene Mehler, Patty Weir, Doreen Wilhelm, Mari Griffin. Tennis Girls Undefeated B Team Tennis Squad are fLEFT TO RIGHTJ FRONT ROW: Bonnie Harrison, Sharon Boucher, Sandy Bollig S uzanne Haase, Cathy Comeau, SECOND ROW: Kaylene Hrabe, Jana Jaco, Karen VanDyke, Debbie Herman Lisa Sparks, Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor. 98 Ten Girls Return For Hopeful Winning 'ff Track Season. meets. Some of which included the Hziys Inv, , Phillipsburg Inv. , the MCL, and numerous others. The girls enjoyed this Very much plus competing for PHS with other schools. Gordon Ensley continues his coaching career by ex- tending his services to the 1970 Girls Track Team. S TRACK TEAM STANDING QLEFT TO RIGHT5- Patty NVeir Paula Williams, Raelene Mehler, Bonnie GIRL : . , Harrison, Carol Dreher. KNEELING: jackie Slimmer, Karen Van Dyke, Pat Wise, Linda High, Jackie Harris. 99 This year the girls participated in several Lrzicls Sports In Action V n F' Y 100 li? milk? i Do shorthand students learn to Write love letters? usiness Courses Aid In Future Vocations I don't hear anyone typing, do you Debbie? 102 1, Typing II class Seems to have a lot to do. ociology Bookkeeping Economics ..-44 si ,,....--A Al.,-JN ,......-A Mr. Engborg helps one of his students in Bookkeeping. Wit-:Zfw,..,w 5:3251-e Are students having second thoughts about Sociology Terrys' plans for the day seem to differ from the Class? teacher'S. 103 Mike Mills is planning another one of his Conspiracies in Mr. Ensley's government class. v ' A , A , , History Interests Many tudents fi '55, an American History students find this to be a relaxing Class. World History suidents are more interested in making history than studying it. Linda Rempe has her thoughts turned toward photography instead of geography, 10 4 W 5,l, .MMM W . . 23 5fc',W-7 , 3, V1.0 fn - , - W -Y ,',, W Cindy Hrabe perfecting her masterpiece. M M W an -3 K ,paw N xl Art I students evaluate their work, Sheryl Edson learns the techniques of Working with clay lO5 W-Qfyf f 0. Ag. And Metal hop Mike Macke comes to lend Lance some helpful hints and pointers. Vo. Ag. boys try to get some work done, but it seems impossible. lO6 r i 5 of ll -N-.1 ls Vo. Ag. really this comical or did Keith tell another joke? Boys get welding instructions, Home Ee. Has Added Facilities Are the freshmen really studying for tomorroW's assignment? No problem here--the Pro's have everything under control! Carol Dreher and Deb Sumner are cooking another one of their specialities. N 107 l....... Jfx 1 A f A Izzy ...Ai ..4 Ron and Betty don't seem to think Spanish I is all Sometimes students find Latin Very hard to take, that serious. Foreign anguages t' .. :Ji 3 is 6 W , A it 'Q ff' is ,S H i Enthusiasm for music seems to run higher than Mr. Some students happy, some sad. An every day LaBarge's lectures. scene in Spanish I. 108 sg: 'fkvifglfiifffk :if ' , 7 fVff f i5Qfif?t7ffiiflWf' ' 'f 1 'i1:?fs52 5i?ES2 iefgs afaffwgf' V -1-P' --px 0 new Q, , wif U. S, QT.. .9-A . ' :Q:?s1fsgi1wf14' , , - 'fifififisf 2.31. f ' QL K 1 , . F Rodney must have missed the joke in English Ill class. Enghsh In ction As usual Greg is up to no good in Miss Rouners English IV. Speech Il is quite amusing! ! Day-dreaming is Sam Coopers' specialty in Speech I class. Hard at work are some of the Sophomore girls is English ll. .1 'X ,Jr-. -are-'7 Don't you understand? proclaims john in Geometry. ath Department f'X Algebra I presents many problems. Charlie Wilson Works tediously in Senior Math. 110 W ,J X W, is-5 1 I 1 Studying is a very typical scene in 1V1r. 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MAMMEL'S Quality Groceries f Low Price Plainville, Kansas 'Iii wa N- ADP-'S CAFE SACRED HEART SCHOOL 211 west Mm Phone 4-9907 Plainville, Kansas Plainville, Kansas fi ' A A a N I A n l as ssn asnqs I PLAINVILLE DAIRY STEWART INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms of Insurance Plainville, Kansas Plainville Kansas SENIOR INDEX Allen, Mary 24-63-74-79 Barber, Larry 29-30 Becker, Mona 21-63-77 Beiker, Doug 20-68 Brown, Deb 26, 63-65-66- 77 Brown, Linda 22-46-55-63- 66-70-80-81 Burghart, David 27 Burkholder, Bruce 21 Comeau, David 27-55-64- 65-68-69-72-73-80-81- 84-86-87-88-89-92 Cowley, Mike 19-65-84- 95 Dobson, Larry 20- 65- 74- 77- 92-93-94 Dobson, Terry 24-65-69 Donaldson, Debra 23-30- 65-66-79-82 Dougherty, lleta 24-30-63- 66-74-76-77-78-79-82 Dreher, Ed 24-65-77-92- 93 Dumler, Deb 19-63-66 Edson, Sheryl 27-72-74- 76-77-78-79 Felhoelter, Dennis 26-69- 77 Finnesy, Doug 22-65-74- 76-77-84-86-92-93-94-97 Gardner, Judy 19- 30- 72- 73-74- 77-82 Gilbert, Dennis 25-65-84- 86-92-93 Girvan, Mark 29-65 Glendening, Mark 21-69- 77 Harrison, Beverly 26-60- 63-71-72-76-78-79 Hartnett, Glenn 23- 30-55- 65-69-86-92-93-95 High, Linda 18-23-53-55- 62-63-66- 71- 76- 77-99 Hrabe, Cindy 28-30 Hugeley, Debra 25-72-76- 77-79 Jones, Steve 25-52-53-55- 64-65-69-84-86-87-92- 93-94-97 Jones, Marly 24-29-30-63- 66-77 Koehler, Thelma 18-22- 30-63-71-77-78-79-82 Kriley, Roger 23-30-69 Kriley, Ron 28-30-77 Kuhn, Rayniond 21-30- 71-81-82 Malin, Betty 22-55-62-66- 67-71-78-80-81 Marcotte, Tony 26-67-74- 77-79-80-84-86 Mehler, Raelene 1-18-26- 53-55-62-63-66-70-98- 99 Meitler, Carl 23-74-76- 77-96 Mills, Mike 24-30-55-65- 84-86-87-92-93-94 Moeder, Gloria 1-21-53- 54-62-63-66-70-80 Morrissey, Linda 1-27-30- 63-66-70-77 Plante, Albert 27-65-71 Prickett, Jackie 18-20-30- 63-66-74-77-78-79-82 Rempe, Greg 20-64-65- 81-84-86-92-93-94-97 Rogers, Linda 1-20-30- 63-66-70-78-79 Rogers, Robert 22-60-65- 84-87-92-93-94 Ross, Carolyn 1-22-49-52- 53-56-62-63-66-70-81 Rozean, Wade 19-30-69- 72-73-74-76-77-82-88-89 Ruder, Terry 26-30-65-79- 95 Rudy, Roy 29-69- 74-76-77 Schmidt, Janice 1-2-20- 63- 70- 74- 77- 79- 1 28 Sell, Ruby 28-62- 74- 76- 77-82 Stagner, Pam 28-62- 63- 77- 81 srahi, Roger 16-28-30-65- 68 Stewart, Sheri 25-63-66- 72-73-74-77-78-79 Turnbull, Tony 28-65-76- 77 Van Dyke, Jeff 1-29-65- 70-92-94 Venneberg, Darlene 23-79 Vonfeldt, Roger 22-64-65- 69-79-80-81-84-88-89-97 wear, Tom 25-46-64-65- 80-84-87 Wilhelm, Doreen 2 7- 63- 66- 67- 72- 74- 76- 77- 78- 79- 98 Williams, Linda 21-72-76- 77 Wilson, Charlie 1 8- 1 9- 30- 54-64-65- 79-81-84-87-88- 89-98 JUNIOR INDEX Adams, Randy 36-37-65- 84-88-90-97 Bice, Bill 37-72-77 Bird, Jerry 37-69 Bollig, Jerry 37-65 Bri ckley, Marcia 37- 63-66- 72-74- 76- 77- 79 Brin, Ron 16-37-65 Brown, Tom 37-65-95 Bruna, Mike 37-72 Brust, Kristin 37-77 Budig, Janice 37-50-74- 77 Budig, Vernon 37 Cates, Karen 36-37-50-62- 63-66-81-82 Dopita, Robert 37-69 Dreher, Carol 37-50-62- 63-66-74-82-98-99 Dreiling, Joan 37-62-79 Dryden, Julie 37-50-62 Durham, Jeanine 37-50- 57-63-66-72-79 Fournier, Barbara 37-62- 66-72-73-74-76-77-79 Glendening, Kurt 37-65- 69-96-97 Griffin, Mari 37-63-66- 72-79-98 Haase , Suzanne 37- 38- 50- 63-66-67- 79-81-82-98 I-Iachmeister, Cindy 37-62 Hachmeister, Marvin 37-65- 68-69-81-84-88 Hageman, Don 38- 50-65- 69-96-97 Hancock, Nancy 38-63- 72- 79 Haslem, Steve 38-50-65- 84-90-97 Havlas, Suzanne 38-50-62- 63-66- Higgins, Howard 38-50 Hrabe, Kathy 36-63-66- 74- 76- 77- 79 Hrabe, Randy 36-38-50- 65- 79-84-87-88-97 Johnson, Forest 38- 72-88- 97 Keas, Dena 38-62-63-66- 72-76-77-79-81 Klaus, Andrea 38-62-66- 77 Koehler, Tom 38 Kriley, George 38 Lill, JoAnn 38-50-63-66- 79 Mahoney, Rod 38-79-90 Malin, Max 38-50-79-82- 90 Mayhew, Paula 38-62-66 72-73-77 Meyers, Rod 38 Mills, Bill 38-65-69-96-97 Page, Melanie 53-62-63- 66- 74- 76- 77- 79 Pederson, Doug 38-50-65- 79-80-81-82-84-88-97 Pywell, Cherie 38-62 Richmond, Deb 38-62-63- 66-67 Rogers, Kathy 38-50-62- 126 66-79-82 Rozean, Doug 38-57-69 Ruder, Tim 38-65-84-92- 97 Schmidt, Linette 38-50- 67-79 Shubert, Barbara 38-74-77 Slimmer, Jackie 38-62- 72- 73-74-99 Smee, Raymond 39-65- 80-92-94-96 Staab, Mary 39-62-66 Sumner, Debra 39-63-66- 72 Turnbull, Brenda 39- 50-62- 66-74-82 Van Schuyver, David 39- 66-97 Vohs, Leonard 39-50-69 Vonfeldt, Karen 39-63-66- 74 Wagner, Pat 39-69 Weir, Patty 39-50-63-66- 72-79-98-99 Welch, Ron 39-72-97 Westhusin, Bruce 16-39-50 65-72 Wilson, Libby 36-39-50- 62-66-79-98. Wise, Dennis439 Wise, Janie 39-62-66-67- 80 Young, Jim 39-50-69-76- 77 SOPHOMORE INDEX Andreson, Allison 41-62- 79 Ashley, Thomas 41-85 Barber, Debra 41-62-66- 74-76-77 Becker, Betty 41-62-66 Beiker, Susan 41-62-66 Bollig, Sandra 41-62-66- 79 Boucher, Sharon 41 -62-66- 79 Bowen, Pat 41 Brack, Nanette 41-63-66- 79 Brown, Don 41 Bruna, Pat 41-72 Brust, John 41-65-72-73- 74- 76- 77- 79-80-88-90 Chance, Pamela 41-77 Cowley, Lynn 41-63-66- 77 Demanett, Debra 41-62- 66 Demanett, Dianne 41-62- 66-74 Donaldson, Steven 41-84- 85-97 opita, Christina 41 - 62- 66- 79 rham, Tresa 41-63-66 dson, Vickie 41-62-72- 79 ilts, Mark 41-65-79-84- 85-97 erber, Sharyl 41-62-66 lick, Shirley 42-63-66 - 74-79 lisson, Winoelle 42-74 ore, Steven 42-84-85- 90-95 ake, Dean 42-79-90 aney, Steve 42-72-85 argrave, Mary Beth 42- 62-72 arris, jacquie 42- 63-66- 67-72-76-77 arrison, Bonnie 40-42- 63-66-72-76-77 arrison, Kim 42-72-73- 74-77-79-90 ashenberger, Becky 42 erl, Stanley 42-84-85- 90-97 erman, Deborah 42-63- 66- 76- 77- 79 lildwein, Roger 42-85- 90-97 rabe, Kaylene 42-63-66- 67- 72-73- 79 aco, jana 42-57-63-66- 72-73- 76- 77- 79-80 gba, Linda 42-es-66-71 79 lVlcCune, Greg 42-68-69- 84-85 Macke, Mike 42-69-72- 84-85 Mason, Linda 42-62-72- 77-79 ulleitler, Lola 42-62-74 eredith, Brad 42- 65- 72- 74- 76- 77- 95 Mock, Brad 40- 42- 69- 79- 81 -84-85-88- 90-97 woeder, janet 42 oran, Gerald 42-72-73- 79 IMorrissey, Diana 42-63- 66-74 Ong, Cheri 42-62-66-72 Plante, Carol 43-74-76- 77 Plante, Charlotte 43-62- 66 Pywell, Terry 43-69 Raj ewski, Patricia 43- 72- 79 Rempe, Linda 43-63 Rupp, Candra 43-63-66- , 72-79 l I I l 1 Saindon, Mike 16,43 Sneath, Sherry 43-62-66- 72 Sparks, Lisa 43-62-66-72- 73-76-77-79 Sprick, Lance 43-69 Stahl, janet 43-62-66-79 Stalnaker, Patty 43-62-66- 74 Sumerall, Brian 43-65- 79-84-85-92-95 Thomson, james 43 Thummel, Mark 43 Thummel, May 43-77 Van Dyke, Karen 40-43- 62-63-66- 72-73- 76- 77- 79-81 Vohs, Larry 43-69 Vonfeldt, Keith 43-65-69- 79-85-92 Weigle, Janice 43-62-66 Welch, Randy 43-92 Welton, Susan 43-63-72- 77 Werner, Doug 43-57-68- 69-79-92 Westhusin, john 43-85 White, Linda 43 Williams, Paula 43- 62-66- 72- 74- 99 Wilson, Ricky 43-74-76- 77- 79-95 Wise, Pat 43-62-74-99 Young, David 43-79-84- 85-88-97 Zeigler, Kirk 40-43-65- 68-69- 79-97 FRESHMAN INDEX Adams, Dallas 45- 77 Austin, James 45-77-85- 92-97 Axelson, Sherry 45-62-66 Bair, Linda 45-62-77 Becker, Barbara 45-63-66 Beckley, Roger 44-45-84- 85-92 Bieber, Curtis 45-77-91- 95 Brickley, Barb ara 45- 62- 72 Bjornstad, Wesley 45-69- 77-92 Brown, Kenneth 45-77 Budig, David 45-69-77- 85-95 Burns, Mary Ann 45-62-66- 77 Carmichael, Wesley 45-69- 77-92-96-97 Clements, Ronda 45 Comeau, Cathy 45-62-63- 66- 72- 73- 74- 76 Cooper, Sam 45- 76- 77- 90- 91 -97 Cussen, Margaret 45- 63- 66- 77 DeBolt, Caryn 44-45-63- 72-77 Dreiling, Doris 45-63-77 Dreiling, Lynnae 45-63- 66-77 Dryden, David 45-77 Dunning, Steve 45-72-73- 79-85-92-94 Engling, Eddie 46-72-79- 91 Fellhoelter, Kathleen 46- 62-63-66-77 Fetteroff, joe 46-77 Finnesy, DeeAnn 46-63 Fishcher, Nalisha 46-62- 72 French, Sue 46-63-66- 77- 79-82 Furgason, Barbara 46- 62- 74- 76- 77- 79 Gamble, Diana 46-62-66- 72 Garvert, Gloria 46-63-66- 79 Hageman, Terrance 46- 57-85-91-97 Harris, Patty 46-63- 72-77 Hendrix, Debbie 46- 62-66- 72-77 Herl, Pamela 46-66-77 Herman, Delores 46-63-66 77 Hilgers, Paul 46-72-85-92 Jennings, Debbie 46-62-72 77 jones, Doug 46-72-91-95 jones, jeff 46-85 Kendall, Shelton 46-69 Klaus, Timothy 46 Klein, Suzzanne 46-62 Koehler, Rebecca 46-63- 77 Kraushaar, Keith 46-72- 76-77-91-96-97 Kraushaar, Kenneth 46- 76- 77- 91 -96- 97 Kriley, Kevin 46-77-85- 91 Kriley, Margaret 46-63- 79 Kriley, Phillip 46-77 Kuhn, Vernon 47-82 Lang, Regenia 48-63-72- 77-79 McGhghy, Richard 47-77- 91-95 Mahoney, Thomas 48 - 85- 92 Mai, janet 44-47-63- 72- 73- 77- 79 Malin, Lori 47-57-63-66- 67- 77- 79 Marcuni, Patricia 47-73-77 Mason, Denise 47-62-77 Matheson, Debra 48-63-77 Mayo, Phillip 47-72-79-91 Moeder, Ann 47-62-66-67- 77 Morrissey, Mike 47- 72- 91 - 95 Mowry, james 47 Oelschlaeger, Alan 47- 72- 73- 74- 76-77- 79 Ostrom, Michael 47-72-73 Page, jim 44-47- 74-76-77- 84-85 Peace, james 47-69-76-77 Pederson, Ian 47-63-66- 79-80 Plante, Lawrence 47-77- 91-95 Post, Rita jo 47-62-66-77 Prater, Dixie 47-63-72 Raj ewski, Rosemary 47-63- 77 Rempe, Mary 47-62 Rempe, Steve 47-85-92- 94 Rogers, Henry 47-72-92- 95 Ruby, Bruce 47-79-82-96 Sarver, Michael 48-69-77 Schulz, Randy 48-77 Selbe, Denise 48-62-74- 76-77 Selbe, Roberta 48-62-7,7 Sell, Kenneth 48-69-85- 91-97 Sims, Dale 48-74-76-77 Smee, Curtis 48-74-76- 91-95 Smith, Myrna 48-62-66- 72 Thrasher, Kathleen 48-63- 77 Trembley, Rodney 48-85- 92-97 Tucker, Michael 48-72- 73-76-77- 79 Turnbull, jeffrey 48- 72- 73-79-80-85-92-94 VanSchuyver, Diana 48-62 VonFeldt, Alan 48-69-76- 85-91 Waggner, Steve 48 Wassemiller, Susan 48-63 Weigel, joan 48-66-77 Weisner, Beverly 48-62- 66-77-79 Willianson, Mike 44-48-72 81-84-92-94 Young, Michael 48-77 Last Word We had our doubts, but we did it, and itis done. Thanks to those without whose help it could never have been Take it, Keep it, Read it, It,s yours . . . EDITOR: Janice Schmidt 128 Autographs WN