Pleasanton High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Pleasanton, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1970 volume:

jgiilxk OFMSBNG WMV .-.e ' V' 4' ,. . - . V. - . . -4, -s . P , .., 7 , ' . A 1 Q I 'H N, I4 ,,,, , Lv. . ' . r- 4 ' ,' ' ' f . ' 1- r' Y - .u 55 ' F, 53 fa B L U? Annual Staff ,King '14 Www? D Jo ,Ann ZERO, Asbtmnc Ewan Fnances Butlea Seotetanial Ediion -1' Stephen Johnson 1 ' ay.a H lim Labh Phorogaaphic Ediinn lv'f , Bubnness Managed , X Standing: Jim wunxz, Stephen Millen, Della Johnbvn- Sitting: Ruben! Stanbnough, Penny Black. Dear Friends, In the past year, it has been my privilege and pleasure to serve as editor of the 1970 Blu-Jay. The staff and I have strived to capture the essence and spirit of the Pleasanton Schools which make the educational process unique. We present this annual hoping it will reflect the years of grade school and high school. I humbly thank my assistant, secretary, photographer, business man- ager, their assistants, and Mr. Johnson, our advisor, for their help in editing this yearbook. 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' ' 4 4 ' ,E 45 . 31 7 s 'K Bnenda Hazelbaheh Scott wumtz Kanen wilcox Kevin Robentb Tammy Flew nm Joaeph Shidlem Shane McDaniel Donna Jacklon Bhandon Stewunt Bhenda wiibey Danny Lyonb Stacy Payne Judith Steanbon Kevin Stanbhough Tammie Bnowning Timothy Heiien Teaeba Mitchell Leonand Mundell Michael Aahcnagt Paula Shidlen Stewunt Baked Roxanna Avey Mike Rebz Debbie Staton Kenny Baldwin Fnanh Myen Manjonie Dingub Chnii Hooki Lila Smith Joe walaod Tammy 0'Bayant Tenni Munn Billy Lichteig John Jenninga Steven Heann John Black David Aahcnagi Renee Bynd Phillip Klebenliein Linda Bond william Jonaa Vana Bane TeaayiBaownbach Uoaoihy'Aveay Edwaad Avey Caaoline Hooka Lanny Maaiin Chenyl Lickieig Dana Phillipa Kandy Mitchell Mangan Johnaon Billy Payne Suiie Cauaey Gene Bond Maala Snow Duane Siaah Uennib Lindell Giant Siewamt Tenela Allilan Ji mie Maaiin Eddie Maiihewb , . , J 1? 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L 3' 0 Dixie Fiah Melinda McCoy Chaia Kaull Teddi Jo Paynekichy Bontzgizld ' Fyy 3 4 : hr . ., - IEE if Adi X X U -' X 0 4 Q f Paul Mitchell Many Blight Max Dalton Chniltine Maatin Teaeba Smith Second Grade ' hs 13 Loaie. Licfmia Mme P0101 M M 3, ZW . F fgfmww, : .HW B5 f ' Q .6 V5 ' ',-,, ,www Q' fm , ,,.,, ,, D Lg e 4 A 5 ez f 5 4 4 1 , f Second Grade wwwooqww as if 8 al 1 ff K1 as 4 ' 1, , ' 2141 K9 gf' :Q f 1 gi Y 4 V 'M Q f A M ,fe M ,Q M We M awww. W' A r E H+, he Mifffaaanifb' eP z Mancha Shidiefi Edwafid Gfulbbom I Michefie Reez Rielzg Learning Giulia Smith James Bafdzefi Jamea Mitcheii Dewayne Leonwed Je55 Smith Dame Plfniblipb John Suabton Mazda Mitchell Michael Clemens Lafuay Sbeeeim Paifzich Black Sally Fgoclz Donald Lyons wf4Moo2w:' 1 ,y L4 Q fm-'L WM H ? on . f M2ZhWQ.o??2f Wi , MN, 3 QW? M Q i n 'HV 25' E 2l?,e f WE ' We J any 1 First Grade wif' all Leigh Ann Allibon Ricky Baldwin Danny Bond Sandy Baown Dianna Clemenb Shelli Cox Ramona Degoae Chaaleb Fyoch Debbie Hoohi Doug Hoohi Kammy Khull Rita Langgond Gaay Leaming Kathy Leonaad Rhonda Myea Lauaa Umphenoua Kathleen Ranaiea Rogen Smilh W A oi... x 42? I qi 'J Phyllio Tnoih 2 Tina Mania Puady Tnoy Smilh Caaol walaod Kuaiia Robeala nmqg , , M , ' .Nav W' 'F f 17, O' 'Qs ,. ' M., 4, Aga? yo Kendaa Knut! ff D if q D 3 fl 1 3 ff , Q2 Manta Kelty Billy Ran4tea Tvaua Hayb Lont Payne Miha Hot4man ,Q , ,yay ff 'W iE w,y,,,r' if, 5 I we ' H ' uf Y 4 , 4 M ' , 1, M k-Vp, ,, gf 'f Wm , my ,,,,,, Wd ,V ,Z W, yf' Launte Gabbent kgig vv 'W W! W . Doug Edgman S Q- S Buddy mum ' y 4 meow Mamma 2 2? if an :mu Manmade S F D vow Ftetahvn . R y y y ' Kmder arten D f f -' OW xi, V 5,521 ,, A Cathy Hazetbakea Sanah Fontman Peggy Smith Loat Snow Eddie Fleming Enola Bynd Stanley Smith Kelty Matheuw David Lee Dutton 1 , 4-V aw W. X I A Hr Q X yi 4: iz I fr' ,Q A , 5 Q 5,4 om mg FF ii -nf' iiigl My Y f-- -1wK-g.,'7- ff W ' f' '- 1 A gg 5 an ,.,.,,, ,WA , ,....-..,,, .,-.,....g,.,-,,A.--, , .,,,.. Y , . ,.,, , 4,4 , . . . , ... . ., -Y Y. , . ., V , Y .Y- ima Board of Education LOIS MURRAY Clerk of School Board Grade School Secretary ILO BROWN Treasurer of School Board High School Secretary ADMINISTRATIO LE DS GUIDANCE DON STEGGE LEO MCMULLEN DON BOQUIN High School Principal Superintendent of Schools Grade School Principal To the Class of 1970 and Students: On this occasion marking a new edition of the Blu-Jay, I extend to you my congratulations and offer my best wishes for the future. The question often arises concerning the purpose of a yearbook. The yearbook staff and I believe that a yearbook should fulfill certain qualifications. First of all it should provide educational opportuni- ties for the students on its staff. Second it is a pictorial record of school life and the students' accomplishments during the school year. Of most importance, however, the yearbook serves as a memory book and should always be evaluated on the basis of how it will impress the reader five, ten, or even twenty years from now. You, the Class of 1970, will have a special place in my memories. This yearbook record of a memorable year will serve to stimulate our mutual recollections in the years to come. Sincerely, 5:3 K,iIfQ:UYfs Superintendent of Schools fo ff , , 5 ff- , , ,,,,:3'Ea-W' M ,, , BUCK DALTON, B. S., K.S.C. Pittsburg, Industrial Arts, General Science. Sophomore Sponsor VIRGTNIA CARTER, A. B.,Wm. Jewell Col., Librarian f . 4. . if? y e M ug Ji 9. if A Q Q , v ,rx A A HARLEY McDANIEL, B. S., K. S. U., Vocatio Agriculture, F. F. A. Sponsor 4? FRANK MYERS, B. S., K. S. C. Pittsburg GEORGE STEWART, B. S.,K. S. C. Pittsburg, M. S., M. U., Guidance,Soc Psychology, Student Council Sponsor Biology, Driver's Ed., Coach, Senior Spon new 2 ,W 'I ' 1 ELAINE KING. B. S.. Central Missouri I Home Economics, F. H. A. Sponsor 'f' ' 1 ' REF' . 2 ' f ffi6fm::,',ww W , x ' 7 6 Rf 5 ? ff ff -M 7 ,pyf X 55 ?fn S , an , ,,1 YI! JOHN MACKLIN, B. S., K. S. T. C. Emporia Geometry, Algebra, Physics ChemiStfY,Sophomore Sponsor HARD MORRIS, B. und., Kansas JUDITH RODGERS, B. s., K. s. c. University, Glee Clubs, Band Pittsburg. English. Junior Sponsor Mixed Ch0fUS,Senior Sponsor Freshman FRED HYSKELL, A. B., Wm. Jewell Col. M. Div. Golden Gate Seminary History, Mathematics, Sociolog nmnmn UE 0L'lAL'l' 'L M... ,, w , f ' 2 fi . if P Q. ,L ARLYN PARRISH, B.S., M. S., F0fCHayg LINDA THOMSON, B. S., K. S. C. Pittsburg, Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Frosh Sp0nS0f State Col., Civics, History, Spanish Geography, Junior Sponsor ANNA MARY CRAWFORD, A. R., Baker University, Faculty M. s., 1c.s.c. Pincsburgmnglish, speech, Constitution MYRTLE DALTON Kindergarten SUE MORRIS lst Grade BETH GRAHAM 2nd Grade FACULTY GUIDES OUR X4 gl H? dr 1 - 259 5 ffisdf-7 J? 4 el ' S. e Q 4 , lol ' ' Ol 'N- ,ggi , rtalzfg 'a , C0550 'Qi' Z T4, luf 0 'ie Q 5, 'limi 9 ' f !E2f-e?2i11 A Z GRACE GILSTRAP BESS KORNFELD 3rd Grade 2nd Grade FIRST STATE BANK HLINN COUNTY'S MOST TRUSTED BANKN CHECKING ACCOUNTS, SAVINGS ACCOUNTS LOANS MARY MCBURNEY 4th Grade ' ' - 'Q ' f-f,, Iwllifi, H Tefw iifjkk ,e4f,,Jfwwf,beT2'z Q effx4wgWww , , ,V7, if A I -, BANK OF PLEASANTON ESTABLISHED 1887 YOUR HMASTER CHARGEU BANK LENA JOHNSON AGNES STUART Librarian 4th Grade GEORGIA STEVANUS ALAN WURIZ Sth Grade 6th Grade 1 DESTINIES INTO TOMORROW MAUDE CREWS GARY JOHNSON DARRELL BRYANT 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade MRS. SNYDER, M S. BASORE, MRS. MCKIM, M S. SMITH General School Personnel Work Hard CLIDENA THATCHER Q. A School Nurse ewes 'Q M . Q'- FRED WHINERY ' We GEORGE HOUGHLAND MR. 8 MRS. ED BRILLHART 4 kgor Soo rr... 5 , 1 1 .vi H-v QM-I 0 h. .bb W FOOTBALL FOOTBALL DOOTDATT ALL-LEAGUE PLAYERS Q. A FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL DAVIS ANTIQUES wnsrmm AUTO COLLECTABLES ASSOCIATE s'roRE PAUL AND MARJORIE DAVIS WIZARD APPLIANCES HIGHWAY 69, souru or KANSAS CITY FRIGIDAIRE 75 9 MAIN STREET I9131 352-8520 PLEASANTON, KANS. 66075 DAN SMITH ' S REXALL DRUG PURE DRUG AND PROMPT SERVICE PLEASANTON , KANSAS FW F' IZ iw W? Z 49' Z?-4 .al -gMY 'f'f'in7 If-vu-2-' ww hM,,.,,Qm ww IHDVIQ ' 6 i E DENNIS WEEMS BLU -JAY DONNIE WALROU SENIOR DEFENSIVE HALF BACK GUARD JUNIOR STEPHEN MILLER SENIOR UEFENSIVE HALF BACK CENTER SENIOR 1.R. MILLER DAVID HEUGES SENIOR TACKLE Lettermen SPRINGER'S STANDARD STATION EL 2-8539 N. MAIN 69 HIGHWAY BLU ,IA YS PLACE FOURTH IN LEAGUE Pleuanton 14 Appleton Clty Pleaoanlon 00 Uniontown Plezusanlon 00 Blue Mound Pleasanton 00 Monan Plecusanton 25 Cerwuzl Hughla Plewsanton 16 Mound Clty Plealanton 00 Clues! Plealanfton 56 Pnahlle View END QUARTER BACK SENIOR SENIOR JIM LASH sauce PACK TIP TOE INN HOME OF FINE FOODS PLEASANTON, KANSAS 'M a STEVE SNVUER soruouonf TACKLE wwvv uuvusuouzz rua BACK Juzuon mmap HALF sAcK RONNIE BASORE 'Zi END JUINOR ERNEST SHAW PHILIP MITCHELL JUINOR END HALF BACK JUINOR MARVIN LEISURE ROBERT HEUGES SOPHOMORE GUARD QUARTER BACK SOPHOMORE BOB LEISURE Varsity Team The Blu-jay Basketball Team BLU -,IA YS PLA CE 2nd IN DISTRICT T0 URNAMENT Pleasanton 73 69 Crest Pleasanton 80 36 Mound City Pleasanton 74 52 Blue Mound Pleasanton 61 77 Prairie View Pleasanton 63 69 Moran Pleasanton 60 Sl Crest Pleasanton Sl 65 Prairie View Pleasanton 54 57 Moran Pleasanton 78 54 Uniontown Pleasanton 71 62 Central Heights Pleasanton 64 77 Crest Pleasanton 134 60 Blue Mound ' Pleasanton 63 59 Prairie View A District Tournament: S Pleasanton 62 S5 Mound City Pleasanton 66 58 Stilwell Pleasanton 66 74 Central Heights Regional Tournament: Pleasanton 70 78 Waverly PLEASANTON FURNITURE QUALITY FURNITURE ELGIN 2-8723 5 4? f IPD X f Q 5 ,vw s 5 -:S X. 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If 1 NA h, , R MQ V- V ' V VVV ,,,, Q ,uiiw V R Rf ,.,. , ' LJ V A RVVVV Aji' R RV ' A A , ,A A - A , A Q : y , A -A .W x fY3'iv-Y 3 A 'QP an , .M 2' 15 H? f5l'3 --QW E -...Q , INC. HONEST JIM CHEVROLET 6 OLDSMOBILE 352-8287 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE AAA APPROVED Royal Attendants KING 8 QUEEN Royal Attendants Donnie Walrod 8 Jeanie Myer Bruce Pack 6 Karen Wilkerson David Hedges 8 Waneta Mitts Mr. Johnson 6 Brenda Pack Ricky Baldwin 8 Leigh Ann Allison Sponsors Crown Bearers BLU-JAYS Homecoming Victory 50'0 MWWMW 9 11 ul 5' O W 2 fl mms R Q 75 9 1, fe., SSN' 'mo W 1 - COMTLIMENTS OF LINN COUNTY AUTO G TRACTOR SUPPLY WWW PLEASANTON, KANSAS Band RCCCIVCS I Ratm This year's music program began in the fall with the marching band performing at the football game halftimes. Also the band participated in the LaCygne centennial celebration and Fort Scott Junior College homecom- ing. Later at Christmas, the concert band, glee clubs, mixed chorus and Madrigal presented a program of Christmas music. Pla no Soloists . I sc 1 , ,n ,il ::yavvwvzw:.w w4ns. 1 1 at State Music Festiva On February 7 of this year at the State Piano Festival held at Kansas State College of Pittsburg, Tana Murray performing NPrelude in g minoru by Rachmaninoff and Dan Smith performing HEvocationn from the Suite Iberia by Albeniz both received ratings of Superior. The State Music Festival was held on April 17 and 18 at Pittsburg also. The concert band executing nMini-Suiten and HCante Hondou received a rating of Superior. Girls' glee club sang HNon Avertasn and nThe Silver Swann and received a rating of Excellent as did the boys' glee club with its presentation of HAlleuiaH and HCharlottownn. Also receiving a rating of Superior, the Madrigal, a select group of sixteen singers, performed nCantate Dominou. On May 8 the music department concluded a successful year with the Blu-Jay concert and coronation, presenting a program of popular and class- ical music to an appreciative audience. Mighty Marching Blujays PHS MUSIC DEPARTMENT-MANY FACET3 Twirlers COM LIMENTS OF COURTOIS FOODSTORE 5 MILLER'S CLOTHING THATCHER'S BARBER snor CONGRATULATIONS PLEASANTON, KANSAS IT PAYS TO LOOK YOUR BEST T0 THE CLASS OF '70 Madrigal Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs STUDENT COUNCIL PROVIDES LEADERSHIP - WRITES CUNSTITUTION The Student Council acts as the first step in the students' increasing involvement in the processes of democracy. Through the election of the pres- ident and their interest in the workings of the Council, the students become more fully aware of their responsibilities as citizens of a democracy. The Student Council acts to bridge the gap between the students and the faculty so both can meet the end of education which is the full development of the student into a more useful citizen. This year the Student Council has up-dated the constitution in order to serve better the students' needs. By procuring activities requested by stu- dents and fulfilling the needs of the students, the Council has demonstrated the values of democracy and has caused the students to be more willing to accept the duties that accompany the privileges of a democracy. Sincerely yours, 81.7.0-J Stephen Johnson Student Council President The 27 members of the Pleasanton High School speech and dramatics department experienced sev- eral different aspects of the oral language arts. Under the very capable direction of the department head, Mrs. Crawford, the students underwent a thorough study of the many diverse speaking sit- uations. Part of the year's study consisted of oral reports, panel discussions, debates and eu- 1 ogies ' Opportunit The special project of the speech department is the presentation of the Junior and Senior plays. In the fall the Junior play Good Morning Miss Dove was presented. The play dealt with the triumphs and difficulties of a strict disciplinarian teach- er. The actors were well rewarded for their ef- forts with a completely filled house. For the Senior play in the spring the play Bachelor Fa- ther was selected. The comedy was an adaptation of the television series of the same name. In the play the bachelor father encounters problems with his friends and niece. Again on the night of performance the actors were well received. In the year of speech work the highlight is the district speech festival. Preparing for the festival, the speech members attended the tournament at Pitts- burg and at Fort Scott. At Pittsburg Brenda Pack placed fifth in prose inter- pretation, and at Fort Scott Frances Butler placed third in dramatic interpreta- tion. The district speech festival was held at Kansas State College of Pitts- burg on March 21. Those receiving I's at the district were eligible to compete at the state speech festival. Those who competed at the state festival and re- ceived ratings of II were Brenda Pack with an informative speech, HSis Boom Bahn, Joyce Wheelock's poetry interpretation on homes, Karen McNabb's prose interpretation Gone with the Wind, and Frances Butler with the dramatic inter- pretation from Our Town. Those receiving ratings of I at the state festival were Dan Smith with an extemporaneous speech and Frances Butler and Stephen Johnson's duet act from Life with Father. We are very proud of the fine accomplishments of this year's speech depart- ment . ,W ' Q HQ Q 2 1' 9 Q 7- 961 if 2 Q ann -O Xl -s Lg. s 1 1 ueen Q Km Blu- .lay Royal Court Robert Hedrick 8 Joyce Wheelock KING 8 QUEEN Marvin Leisure 8 Dianna Cook Jeff Staton 8 Susan Flessner James Dunn 8 Phyllis Fletcher ATTENDANTS Troy Smith Kammy Krull CRQWNBEARERS REN-NETI' STUDIO WILBUR BARNETT, PHOTOGRAPHER 11 East Wall FORT SCOTT, KANSAS 66701 K M K K KN K X ,. ' ., ,. V '7i'5? ' , 3 f-Y' Q ,-.. -V Q-N. K W M, Q ,?...W,.... 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