Ransom High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Ransom, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1969 volume:

THE 7969 LONGHORN Vol. No. 9 Ransom High School Ransom, Kansas Taylor Publishing Co. Dallas, Texas RHS Reflects Happiness . . . Enthusiasm . . . Togetherness . . . Loyalty . . . Table of Contents Administration Division------........ Senior Division------------------ Junior Division - .......... Sophomore Division .... Freshman Division- ----------- .... Junior High Division---.............. Elementary Division- - - - --........ Favorites Division-.............- Organizations Division-------........ Sports Division-------------- ...... Activities Division--...--------- Advertising Division- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2 ■ 5 11 17 21 25 29 33 39 45 53 61 72 Reflections — 7969 It has been said that you open a book with antici- pation and close it with profit. This LONGHORN has been designed to meet these requirements. The theme of the Longhorn is reflection. This is illustrated by our opening pages, dividing pages, and most of all by our cover. The staff hopes you will enjoy reading about the joyful times and many thoughtful moments that have been included in this picture story of the past school year. We hope that you opened this book with a great deal of anticipation and that when you close it, you will have reaped a profit of renewed memories from the days of the old Red, Black, and White. DONNA HENNING. Editor ADMINISTRATION CARL THEISZEN, Superintendent of Schools Administration RALPH KENWORTHY High School Principal 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION: Rex Huxman, Don Albers, Clarence Schreiber, President; Carl J. Klitzke, Gale Squier, Vice-President; Kenneth McLain, M.D. Faculty r% f% MR. NUTTLE - Science MRS. RUBOTTOM - English MRS. M. BUXTON English, Debate, Speech, Jr. High English MRS. CROSS WHITE Business and Jr. High Business MR. DIETTERICH - Spanish and Jr. High Spanish MRS. VERA BUXTON - High School and Grade School Vocal 7 J MISS WC)ODS - Home Economics Faculty MR. HERNDON MR. FEARON Librarian MR. HAYS Phys. Ed. MR. BELL 7th Grade MR. GOERING Industrial Arts Instrumental Music MR. CRABTREE 8th Grade and Counselor MR. RUBOTTOM - Social Science BUS DRIVERS: Verle Giess, Bernie Bernbeck, John Ohlemeier, Vernon Schneider, George Noll, John Mishler, Chet Larson, Charlotte Giess, Francis Flax. Assistants MRS. JOHN MISHLER: Nurse MRS. BOB BREIT: Secretary MRS. BOB GIESS: Secretary Helpers CUSTODIANS: Kermit Huxman, Gene Triplet, and Chester Larson. COOKS AND HELPERS: Mrs. Edith Larson, Mrs. Myrtle Briand, Con- nie Giess, Donna Henning, Judy Bauer, and Emily Horning. JOHN OHLEME1ER Custodian MRS. ALICE BARBER Cook MRS. BONNIE HORACEK Cook JOHN CLEWS Custodian LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Julie Kraus, David Urnmel, David Flax, Glen McFall, Mary Ann Roths, Kevin Offutt, Wilma Haug, Donna Henning, Librarian - Mr. Fearon, Fern Urnmel, and Virginia Flax. 10 SENIORS BILL ALBERS JUDY BAUER LES DAVIS KATHY DEINES Seniors of '69 Congratulations, Seniors” RICHOLSON LUMBER HARDWARE CO. , INC. Ness City, Kansas Ph. 798-2237 Mary Lou Tillitson................PRESIDENT Alice Flax...................VICE-PRESIDENT Bill Albers.............SECRETARY-TREASURER Terry Pfannenstiel...STUCO REPRESENTATIVE Jon Nuttle..........................SPONSOR Officers STAN FA1RBANK ALICE FLAX BOB FLAX CONNIE GIESS MARIE KRAUS PAT LEIKER 14 ED LUTTERS RON LUTTERS KATHLEEN McLAIN BRUCE MISHLER Crowing Up .. . TED NUTTLE TERRY PFANNENSTIEL JULIE RYAN JERRY SAUER LEE SQUIER LEON STEGMAN IS 16 JUNIORS juniors OFFICERS: Arlene McFall, President; Scot Buxton, Vice-President; Reita Ohlemeier, Secretary-Treasurer; Tim Randall, Stuco; Sponsors, Mr. Fearon and Mrs. M. Buxton. Randy Albers Linda Bauer Stanley Berry Scot Buxton David Flax Behind the Scenes Kenneth Hilmes Emily Horning Gil Huxman It's all in the make-up. John Kraus Dick Potter Tim Randall Mary Ann Roths Jim Scott We’re not loafing! Myron Steinert Carol Stramel David Summers Darrell Sunley Judy Van Winkle John Kraus, for his miniature cannon, and Kent Offutt, for his meat tenderizer, won gold rosettes at the Industrial Arts Fair at Hays. 20 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Randy Willour, President; James Flax, Vice-President; Kirby Stegman, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim Schrciber, Stuco; Kevin Offutt, Reporter; Mr. Storer and Mr. Hays, Sponsors. Craig Blocksome Gerald Briand Randy Davis Ethel Evel V James Flax David Ummel received a gold rosette on his shop project at Industrial Arts Fair. Kayettes made good injuns 24 FRESHMEN il Mr. Herndon, Sponsor; Marilyn Wyman, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Dietterich, Sponsor; David Albers. Vice-President; Robert Schreiber, Student Council; Glenn McFall, President. Freshmen Build Their Foundation David Albers Kervin Brungardt Shirley Carter Bernadette Flax Patricia Flax 26 Alan Giess Michael Giess Douglas Gish Robert Haug Don Keilman Randy Oliver Steve Potter Robynn Ridenour Robert Schreiber Wayne Schuckman Charlotte Schuckman Wallace Schweitzer Rickie Schwindt Raymond Simon Leon Sunley II Robert Walker Kathy Weeks Kervin Brungardt named MR. IRRESISTIBLE Susan Wiedeman Loretta Wierman Marilyn Wyman Feet flat on the floor. Ready? Go! 28 JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH Eighth Grade Reni Jo Albers Mark Bauer Joan Briand Eugene Flax Carol Henning Gary Horchem Mark Kraus Heather La Fon Barbara Lutters Gregory Lutters Eric Noll Marla Offutt Rhonda Oliver David Pickering Cathy Randall John Walker, Robert Simon HIGH POINT STARS Lonnie Rauch Jerry Rider Renee Schwindt Robert Simon La Vern Squier Ronald Stramel Ellen Tillitson John Walker Le Roy Wyman GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Third at Ransom In- vitational ROW 1: Cathy Randall. Bar- bara Lutters, Carol Henning, Rhonda Oliv- er. ROW 2: Joan Briand, Reni Jo Albers, Ellen Tillitson, Marla Offutt, Renee Schwindt. BOYS' BASKETBALL Consolation at Ness City Invitational ROW 1: Jerry Rider, Robert Simon, Mark Kraus, Ronald Stram- el, Greg Lutters. ROW 2: Eugene Flax, Eric Noll, Mark Bauer, La Vern Squier, John Walker, Le Roy Wyman, and Gary Horchem. r 30 Seventh Grade Vernon Flax IN TRACK Loretta Evel Rodney Fairbank Norbert Flax Vernon Flax Robin Giess Craig Huxman Jay Huxman Steve Keilman Judy Kisslinger Taa Klitzke Ricki Kraft Joann Landwehr Lois Larson Ralph McFall Alan Mishler Kirby Mollenkamp Sandra Oliver Elaine Pfannenstiel Dena Ridenour Tommy Roths Susan Sargent Pam Schuckman Anna Mae Schweitzer Sheila Smith Ricky Triplett Vicki Turner Gene Wierman 4% A. MHBZ2L v Wmi p. % tZu gjk S • “ • GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL First at Ransom Invita- tional ROW 1: Vicki Turner, Sandra Oliver, Lois Larson, Pam Schuckman, Sheila Smith, Elaine Pfannenstiel. ROW 2: Anna Mae Schweitzer, Taa Klitzke, Joann Landwehr, Susan Sargent, Dena Ridenour, Loretta Evel, and Judy Kisslinger. BOYS'BASKETBALL ROW 1: Vernon Flax, Craig Huxman, Steve Keilman, Norbert Flax, Tommy Roths, Robin Giess, Jay Huxman, Gene Wierman. ROW 2: Ralph McFall, Kirby Mol- lenkamp, Ricky Triplett, Ricki Kraft, Rodney Fairbank, and Alan Mishler. ft vA r$ TC J 4 + - ft . r 31 JUNIOR HIGH BAND ROW 1: Joan Briand, Dena Ridenour, Lois Larson, Pam Schuckman, Vicki Turner, Sheila Smith. ROW 2: Elaine Pfannenstiel, Kirby Mollenkamp, Gary Horchem, Robin Giess, Ralph McFall, Gene Wierman, John Walker. ROW 3: Tom Roths, Steve Keilman, Craig Huxman, Ellen Tillitson, Marla Offiitt, Alan Mishler, Susan Sargent, Joann Landwehr. ROW 4: Mr. Herndon, Director; Robert Simon, Rod Fairbank, Cathy Randall, Taa Klitzke, Sandy Oliver, Jay Huxman. ELEMENTARY Brownell Grade School Fourth Grade Melvin Hair Linda Kisslinger Ronald Kisslinger First Grade Cindy McDonald David Storer Michael Turner Connie Wiedeman Lawrence Wierman Second Grade Greg Horlick Myron Kisslinger Billy McDonald John Squier Edward Wierman MISS N1NEMIRE 1st, 2nd and 3rd MRS. GIBSON 4th, 5th and 6th Fifth Grade Dirk Smith Randy Wyman Sixth Grade Sammy Davis Beverly Turner Terry Weeks Gerald Wyman 34 Arnold Grade School Larry Briand Berneice Flax Richard Flax Anneliese Goering Mark Horchem Jan Huxman Joyce Kenworthy Brent Kraft Renata Kraft Kathleen Lutters Marie Lutters Timothy Lutters Nancy Mishler Steven Moeller Leisa Mollenkamp Patricia Sargent Kent Schneider Kent Scott Larry Tillitson Doris Ummel Tami Zordel Sherreda Dinges Charletta Evel Darwin Giess Joseph Henning Sharon Keilman James Kenworthy Rex Klitzke Bradlev Kraus Ronala Leiker Bill Lutters Jimmy Mollenkamp Byron Noll Kip Rider Stephen Simon MISS CRABTREE Sixth Grade MR. BUXTON Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade V 5 rrv Play Ball! Ruth Stramel Vona Tillitson Debra Triplett Donald Ummel Allen Zordel Ransom Grade School Kindergarten Daren Ciempa Darren Dinges Arlan Hair Deborah Hanna Bradley Herndon Jean Kenworthy Brenda Kisslinger Martin Klitzke Michelle Kraft Teresa Lovitt Melody Mollenkamp Susan Pfaff Marlin Pfannenstiel Sandra Potter Kenneth Roths Raven Schwindt James Strickler Dara Triplett Roger Ummel Charles Walker Michael Zordel i«£rV, Sherryl Farmer Gregory Flax Kenneth Flax MISS CONARD Kindergarten MRS. FUNK First Grade Terry Flax Kyla Goering James Henning Lee Kraft Larry Landwehr Brian Mishler Kip Noll Randy Nuttle Robert Nuttle DeAnn Oliver Billy Rider Deea Rider Tommy Rohr Monty Roths Lynn Sargent Tammy Schneider Kevin Schreiber Karen Scott Ira Stull Robert Tillitson Steven Zordel 36 Second Grade Juanita Bauer Philip Bauer Brcnua Dinges David Evel Michael Flax Roger Giess Dale Hanna Jeff Kenworthy Elaine Kisslinger Jody Kraft Brad Lovitt Carla Lutters Richard Lutters Susan Moeller Q ft . M 7 Alan Roths Michael Schneider Jeff Schreiber Rashcll Schwindt Randy Snodgrass Laura Stramel Richard Sunley Audrey Ummel Kelle Ummel Verna Van Winkle Lenny Zimmerman Third Grade MRS. HAYS MRS. SUTTON Second Grade Third Grade Bernard Flax Kenneth Flax Randy Giess Brian Herndon Deva Horchem Reita Horning Charles Huber V - v Wendell Briand Dale Cofer Rob Dietterich Kristin Huxman Annette Kraus Billy Landwehr Hubert Lutters Janet Mishlcr Mark Moeller A1 Nichol Beth Randall Anna Schoeppel Craig Scott Donna Snodgrass Mitchell Ummel Vicky Ummel Julie Zordel 37 Fourth Grade Gloria Bauer Ruth Bauer Kelle Carter Valerie Dietterich Verlinda Dinges Cletus Flax Michelle Flax Tamara Friess Jay Goering Terry Henning Karri Huxman Ralph Keilman Russell Keilman Jo Anne Kenworthy Jill Klitzke Betty Jean Landwehr Kathy Lovitt Debora Lu tiers Kevin Noll Pamela Oliver Roger Pickering Marilyn Rauch Marqueta Rauch James Rohr Debbra Schneider Rose Marie Simon Kathy Snodgrass Nancy Stramel 38 FAVORITES 40 ORGANIZATIONS STANDING: Tim Randall, Terry Pfannenstiel, Jim Schreiber, Ted Nuttle, Stan Fairbank, Kim Huxman, Robert Schreiber, Mr. Goering, Sponsor. SEATED: Reita Ohlemeier, Marie Kraus, Mary Ann Roths, Lee Squier. Pat Leiker and Les Davis Stuco Sponsors Christmas Party The annual Christmas party given by Stuco was enjoyed by everyone in every way. Games, music, and food was the highlight of the party. Stuco added two new representatives to its organization - Pat Leiker from Kayettes and Les Davis from the Singing Teens. Other activities sponsored by Stuco in- cluded; Homecoming, Data Dance, and the Yearbook Dance. This page sponsored by THE TOGGERY Ness City, Kansas 46 Careful is the name of the game. ROW 1: Gayle Pickering, Judy Bauer, Susan Wiedeman, Mary Ann Roths, Wilma Haug, Julie Ryan, Joy Klitzke, Virginia Flax, Donna Henning, Betty Ummel, Judy Van Winkle, Pat Flax. ROW 2: Kathy Deines. Linda Bauer. Debbie Gish, Marie Kraus, Bonnie Klitzke, Carol Stramel, Robynn Ridenour, Geraldine Lutters, Janet Schuckman, Cindy Schweitzer, Kathy Weeks, Alice Flax. ROW 3: Maribeth Schwartzkopf, Debbie Younger, Carol Horchem, Carol Roths, Reita Ohlemeier, Charlotte Schuckman, Judy Wierman, Julie Kraus, Debbie Mai, Paula Horchem, Marilyn Wyman. ROW 4: Miss Woods, Sponsor, Shirley Carter, Margaret Flax, Pat Leiker, Mary Lou Tillitson, Jan Humburg, Emily Horning, Loretta Wierman, Fern Ummel, Bernadette Flax, Connie Giess. Miss Woods Helps Organize Kayettes KAYETTE BOARD Mary Ann Roths, Juliana Hair, Carol Roths, Arlene McFall, Jan Humburg, Debbie Mai, Marie Kraus, Kathy Deines, Debbie Gish, Alice Flax. OFFICERS Pres.---------Connie Giess V. -Pres.------------Julie Kraus Sec.---------- - Fern Ummel Treas.-------Emily Horning Stuco------------------Pat Leiker Sponsor---------Miss Woods 47 ROW 1: James Flax, Ron Lutters, Leon Stegman, Darrel Sunlcy, Randy Willour, Leslie Davis, Ken Schweitzer, Stan Berry, Allen McLain, Kirby Stegman. ROW 2: Gerald Briand, Tim Randall, Lee Squier, Ted Nuttle, Terry Pfannen stiel. Bill Albers, Bruce Mishler, Myron Steinert, Coach Hays. ROW 3: Stan Fairbank, Randy Albers, Kim Huxman, Scot Buxton, Clark Schreiber, Jim Schreiber, Gil Huxman, Dick Potter, Coach Nuttle. R-Club Doubles Membership The R-Club is the letterman's organization, whose membership is comprised of those boys who have won letters in at least one of the four varsity sports. The member- ship has doubled this year. Pictured on the left are the of- ficers wearing the uniforms of the four sports. They are Coach Nuttle; Ted Nuttle, Stuco Rep.; Terry Pfannenstiel, Pres.; Dick Potter, V.-Pres.; Myron Steinert, Sec.- Treas.; and Coach Hays. This page sponsored by GUS HINNERGARDT Polled Herefords Ransom, Kansas 48 Kathy Deities, Treas.; Mary Ann Roths, Stuco Rep.; Mary Lou Tillitson, Pres.; Fern Ummel, V.-Pres.; Jan Humburg, Sec. Pep Club Sponsors Sweetheart Dance ROW 1 (left to right): W. Haug, P. Flax, J. Klitzke, M. A. Roths. ROW 2: C. Stramel, E. Horning, P. Leiker, J. Humburg. ROW 3: R. Ohlemeier, J. Wierman, B. Landwehr, M. Kraus. ROW 4: J. Ryan, J. Hair, J. Kraus, L. Wierman. ROW 5: C. Horchem, J. Bauer, B. Flax, P. Horchem, F. Ummel, K. McLain. ROW 6: K. Weeks, B. Schwartzkopf, D. Mai, C. Schuckman, L. Bauer, G. Lutters. ROW 7: M. Wyman, C. Giess, C. Schweitzer, B. Ummel. ROW 8: S. Carter, M. Flax, S. Wiedeman, J. Schuckman. ROW 9: R. Ridenour, D. Gish, V. Flax, B. Klitzke, C. Roths, A. Flax. ROW 10: E. Evel, D. Rubottom, M. L. Tillitson, A. McFall, D. Henning. 49 TOP ROW: B. Walker. E. Lutters, D. Potter. A. Hilmes, K. Huxman, S. Fairbank, S. Buxton. G. Huxman, G. Me Fa 11, D. Albers. T. Randall. B. Flax. B. Huber. 2nd ROW; L. Kraft. D. Ummel, S. Potter. K. McLain’, l! Wierman, M. Tillitson, J. Humburg, E. Horning. J. Kraus, J. Wierman. G. Briand, J. Turley, K. Henning. 3rd ROW: P. Kraus, J. Klitzke, B. Haug, M. Wyman, F. Ummel. K. Weeks. S. Carter, A. McFall, C. Schuckman, C. Giess, K. Schweitzer. W. Schuckman. D. Keilman. 4th ROW: K. Offutt, L. Sunley, K. Brungardt. J. Schuck- man. C. Schweitzer, G. Lutters, R. Ridenour, D. Mai, M. Kraus, C. Horchem, D. Henning, L. Davis. R. Schwindt, R. Simon. BOTTOM ROW: D. Gish. W. Schweitzer, P. Flax. J. Klitzke, B. Flax, B. Klitzke. B. Ummel, P. Hor- chem. S. Wiedeman, J. Bauer, M. Roths. G. Pickering, A. Giess, M. Giess, V. Buxton, sponsor. Singing Teens Robynn Ridenour received a I rating Julie Kraus, Vice-Pres.; Mrs. Buxton, sponsor: Stan Fairbank, at the State Music Festival at Hays. Pres.; Les Davis, Stuco; Mary Lou Tillitson, Sec. -Treas. 50 P. Leiker, M. Tillitson, B. Landwehr, B. Albers, E. Horning, J. Wierman, R. Ohlemeier, Mr. Herndon. BAND OFFICERS Pres.---------------Bill Albers Vice-Pres. - - - - Emily Homing Sec.-Treas.-----Betty Landwehr Stuco-----------Reita Ohlemeier Reporter----Mary Lou Tillitson Drum Major--------Judy Wierman Merit Chrmn.---------Pat Leiker Sponsor------------Mr. Herndon Band Goes on Tour This year's highlight for the Band was the tour to Healy and Grain field. Events leading up to this were the Fall Concert and marching and pep bands at the ballgames. In the spring was the Spring Con- cert and ice cream social. ROW 1: E. Horning, P. Leiker, M. Kraus, M. Schwartzkopf, S. Wiedeman, L. Wierman, R. Ridenour, P. Horchem. ROW 2: J. Klitzke, S. Carter, M. Tillitson, J. Humburg, R. Ohlemeier, R. Oliver, C. Schuckman, M. Wyman, K. Weeks, G. Briand. ROW 3: C. Roths, D. Mai, B. Albers, J. Wierman, B. Klitzke, R. Schreiber, B. Landwehr, C. Stramel, M. Steinert, B. Mishler, M. Giess. ROW 4: Mr. Herndon, Director; C. Giess, J. Turley. 51 Terry Pfannenstiel, Pres.; Gil Huxman, Sgt. -at-Arms; Leon Stegman, Sec.; Tim Randall, Vice-Pres.; Jerry Sauer, Reporter; Stan Fairbank, Stuco; Les Davis, Treas. ROW 1; Pat Kraus, Ed Lutters, Tim Randall, Leon Stegman, Terry Pfannenstiel, Les Davis, Darrell Sunley, Mr. Goering. ROW 2: Jim Lutters, John Kraus, Alan Hilmes, Jerry Sauer, Bob Flax, Jim Scott, Kenny Schweitzer, David Flax. ROW 3: Dave Ummel, Kevin Offutt, Ron Lutters, Kenneth Hilmes, Gil Huxman, Stan Fairbank, Gerald Briand, Jim Turley, Randy Davis. Industrial Art Club Tours Kansas City JERRY SAUER: State Reporter ATHLETICS Football Is Ruff, Tuff Stuff iOOTBALL SQUAD (left to right) ROW 1; Stan Fairbank, Chuck Lutters, Jerry Sauer, Les Davis, Terry Pfanncnsticl, led Nuttle, Lee Squier, Bill Albers, Bruce Mishler, Clark Schreibcr. ROW 2: Stan Berry, Kenneth Hilmcs, Randy Albers, Jim Scott, Alan Hilmes, Dick Potter, Gil Huxman, Tim Randall. ROW 3: Robert Schreiber, Randy Davis, James Flax, Jim Schreiber, Kevin Offutt, Randy Willour, Bruce Huber, Jim Turley, Gerald Briand, Lon Kraft, Coach Hays. ROW 4: Coach Goering, Bob Walker, Steve Potter, Jeb Klitzke, David Albers, Raymond Simon. Bob Haug, Kervin Brungardt, Glenn McFall, Coach Bell. RANSOM HIGH SCHOOL 1968-1969 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Dighton - They We Ti u 0 18 12 20 0 26 0 (Homecoming) Qu inter Northern Valley 27 This page sponsored by BOB GIESS Arnold, Kansas 54 Terry Pfanncnsticl going for a touchdown. I� VARSITY OFFENSE (left to right) ROW 1: Lee Squier, Chuck Lutters, David Albers, Gerald Briand, Bill Albers, Gil Huxman, Bob Haug. ROW 2: Stan Fairbank, Terry Pfannenstiel, Ted Nuttle, Dick Potter. VARSITY DEFENSE (left to right) ROW 1; Lee Squier, Clark Schreiber, Lon Kraft, Chuck Lutters, Randy Albers, Gil Huxman. ROW 2: Ted Nuttle, Dick Potter, Steve Potter, Terry Pfannenstiel, Les Davis. This page sponsored by HAMMOND REXALL DRUG CO-CAPTAINS Ness City, Kansas Lee Squier and Ted Nuttle VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW: Coach Jon Nuttle, Terry Pfannenstiel, Dick Potter, Ted Nuttle, Darrel Sunley. BACK ROW; Stanley Fairbank, Jim Schreiber, Clark Schreiber, Scot Buxton, Kim Huxman, and Lee Squier. Varsity Takes First in District This is the second year in a row the Long- horns have won first place in the District Tournament. This was a good year for the Longhorns with 15 wins and 6 losses and a winning percentage of 71.5rfo, which is a new record for the Longhorns. The former high percentage was 66.6 0. This page sponsored by QUALITY CLEANERS WaKeeney, Kansas 56 BASKETBALL SCORES 19G8-69 Kim Huxman made the Cheyenne Conference all league Basketball 1st team for 1968-69, the award for best free- throw percentage, and the award for most valuable play- er. TOURNAMENTS League We They Kensington 54 60 Jennings - -- -- -- - 72 43 Qu inter • 84 33 District Shallow Water 65 41 Utica 72 47 Regional Herndon 46 48 This page sponsored by DAVE HORCHEM Ransom, Kansas We They Jetmore 78 41 Natoma 60 59 Dighton 45 Almcna 50 52 Jennings 48 Lenora (1 o.t.) - - - - - -47 41 Logan 74 85 Bison 75 48 Hill City 65 81 Qu inter0 - -- -- -- -- - - - - -86 46 Kensington (4 o.t.) -86 83 Mo r land . ... 76 48 Ness City 69 72 Palco 67 64 Greensburg 80 62 League Clark Schreiber won the award for the most rebounds. 57 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD 13 wins, 2 losses; unbeaten in League play; first place in League. Coach Nuttle, David Summers, Gil Huxman, Tim Randall, Calvin Hair, Jim Turley, James Flax, Allen McLain, Gerald Briand. FRESHMAN RECORD 8 wins, 1 loss; first place in the Wheatland Invitational Tourney. STANDING: Leon Sunley, Steve Potter, Bob Haug, Wayne Schuckman, Dave Albers, Glenn McFall, Robert Schreiber. Bob Walker, Jcb Klitz’ke, Rick Schwindt, Coach Hayes. KNEELING: Raymond Simon, Mike Gicss. 58 TRACK TEAM ROW 1: Jeb Klitzke, trainer, Steve Potter, Raymond Simon, Lee Squier, Tim Randall, James Flax. ROW 2: Coach Hays, John Kraus, Glenn McFall, Randy Albers, Bill Albers, Stan Berry, Dave Flax (not pictured). Lee Squier, team captain, was the key member of the track team. Lee broke two school records setting new ones of 2:06.8 on the 880 and 53.25 on the 440. Lee Squier to State James Flax Dave Flax Randy Albers, Tim Randall, Stan Berry, and Lee Squier set new school record on the medley relay of 3:53; former record was 3:55. 9. James Flax set a new record on the two-mile of 11:33. 5, only to be beaten by Dave Flax, who ran it in 11:12. LEE SQUIER 1st in 880---------------------------- Quinter 1st in 440, 4th in 880------------------ Pratt 2nd in 440, 2nd tie in 880-------- .... - Scott City 3rd in 440, 5th in 880---------.......----... Hays 2nd in 440----------------------------- League 3rd in 440------------------- ........... Regional 7th in 440--------------------- ......------State RANDY ALBERS 1st in Shot Put and Low Hurdles--........ Quinter 5th in Shot Put and Low Hurdles- - - - -- - Hays 5th in Low Hurdles---........------...... League DAVID FLAX 5th in one mile-..................... Quinter 4th in two mile-........---------- ...... League JAMES FLAX 2nd in two mile---------------------- Quinter TEAM SCORES 5th in 880 Relay---------------------- Quinter 4th in Medley Relay--------------- ..... Quinter 1st in Medley Relay------------- ....---League 3rd in Mile Relay- - ------------------- Quinter 59 PITCHERS AND CATCHERS: Darrell Sunley, Stan Fair- bank, Scot Buxton, Leon Stegman, Ted Nuttle. ROW 1: Darrell Sunley, Stan Fairbank, Scot Buxton, Leon Stegman, Ted Nuttle, ROW 2: Coach Nuttle, Les Davis, Kirby Stegman, Kim Huxman, Terry Pfannenstiel. ROW 3: Jim Schreiber, Bruce Mishler, Bob Walker, Clark Schreiber, Myron Steinert. ROW 4: Robert Schreiber, Randy Davis, Kevin Offutt, Leon Sunley, Calvin Hair. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT They We Macksville 2 9 St. Mary's of the Plains 1 12 STATE TOURNAMENT OlDe- - - - 1 RANSOM HIGH SCHOOL 1968-1969 BASEBALL SCHEDULE They McCracken---------....-..-0 McCracken------------------- 1 St. Mary's of the Plains--------0 St. Mary's of the Plains- -------3 Grinnell------------------- 2 Grinnell- - - ----------------- 4 Hays- -- - - -- ---------------- 2 Hays- ------------------------ 3 Grainfield - --------------------2 Grainfield------------------ 3 DODGE CITY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Windhorst - - - - - -- - --------7 Great Bend------ 3 Dodge City---------------------- 1 St. Mary's of the Plains--------0 60 IN FIELDERS AND OUTFIELDERS: ROW 1: Kirby We 12 3 7 12 9 IS 1 1 15 4 18 0 5 8 Stegman, Bruce Mishler, Les Davis, Myron Steinert. ROW 2: Jim Schreiber, Clark Schreiber, Kim Hux- man, Terry Pfannenstiel. ACTIVITIES Yearbook Royalty Queen Paula Horchem; King Terry Pfannenstiel (not pictured); attend ants, Ted Nuttle; Wilma Haug; Julie Ryan; Lee Squier. Hey Kim: Did you know Terry isn't here! Annual Staff This page sponsored by MELBA BONDURANT Ness City, Kansas Donna Henning, Editor; Connie Giess, Assistant Editor; Marie Kraus, Business Manager, Paula Horchem; Fern Ummel; David Summers. Photographer; David Flax; Arlene McFall; Emily Horning; Pat Leiker; Mary Lou Tillitson; Jan Hum- burg, Photographer; Mrs. Crosswhite, Sponsor. 62 Honor Choir STANDING: Tim Randall, Arlene McFall, Scot Buxton, Stan Fairbank, Mary Lou Tillitson, Ken Schweitzer. SEATED: Debbie Mai. Tulie Kraus. Shirley Carter, Joy Klitzke, Charlotte Schuckman, Debbie Mai, Mary Ann Roths, Julie Kraus, Connie Giess, Robynn Ridenour, Arlene McFall. 63 Homecoming — Victory! Climaxing the 1968 homecoming week was the game with the Jennings Coyotes on October 11, 1968. The coronation of the queen was held at the begin- ning of the game. At the end of the successful 18-7 game, the Family Tree played for the annual homecoming dance which was held in the cafeteria. Homecom- ing ended with many cherished memories. KING LEE and QUEEN JULIE This page sponsored by THELMA'S APPAREL Ness City, Kansas 1st place was sponsored by Shellenburger Insurance and First State Bank. Executioners were Rod Fairbank and Gary Horchem. 2nd place was sponsored by A. G. Grocery and Ransom CO-OP. Pictured are Mary Ann Roths, Julie Ryan, anc Carol Horchem. 3rd place was sponsored by Beyrlc Repair. On the floa were W. Schweitzer and R. Stramel. 64 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Julie Ryan, Carol Stramel, Reita Ohlemeier, Wilma Haug, and Carol Horchem. RHS Spirit Builders This page sponsored by HUXMAN DUBBS Arnold, Kansas 65 United we stand! r FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Robynn Ridenour, Shirley Carter. Marilyn Wyman, and Kathy Weeks. Rest Assured junior Play Cast MR. MORLOCK - MRS. MORLOCK ■ MARY......... JESSICA...... MILDRED----- JOE LANCONI - - LUIGI LANCONI - MARTHA------- LUCIFER...... MISS AKERS--- GEORGE PLEW - - MRS. SCHMALTZ DR. BROWN---- JAKE......... MRS. FRINCK - - MR. BLACK---- DIRECTOR - - - - -----------Scot Buxton ------Emily Horning ------Reita Ohlemeiei ------Mary Ann Roths ■-----Betty Landweht -----------Tim Randall ------Allen McLain ------Margaret Flax - - - - - Gil Hu x man --------Juliana Hair ------Darrel Sunley ------Arlene McFaU ------David Summen -----------John Kraus -----------Julie Kraus --------Alan Hilmes Mrs. Margaret Buxton Headin' for a Weddin Directed by SARAH BOYD FUNK Senior Play Cast HOMER HOLLOWBONE - Leon Stegman MAW HOLLOWBONE - Fern Ummel PAW HOLLOWBONE - Les Davis SARAH JO HOLLOWBONE - Jan Humburg GRACIE MAY HOLLOWBONE - Mary Lou Tillitson FANNIE JANE HOLLOWBONE - Judy Bauer PEPPER HOLLOWBONE - Bruce Mishler SIS HOLLOWBONE - Marie Kraus GRANDPAPPY HANK LEY - Ken Schweitzer WIDOW BLAIRHOUSE - Alice Flax BERTHA BLAIRHOUSE - Pat Leiker SLIM BLAIRHOUSE - Lee Squier MELISSA DUGAN - Connie Giess HORTENSE TODD - Wilma Haug ISABEL TODD - Julie Ryan Save some for me! ” 67 An Evening On May 10, 1969, the junior class of Ransom High School presented the seniors with a Reverie of Roses. The color scheme was red and white accented with blue. Red roses in bud vases served as centerpieces for the tables. A three-tiered, shelled fountain and Roman pillars de- corated with streamers of roses provided a romantic at- mosphere. Dinner, served by the sophomores, featured glazed ham, green beans with slivered almonds, cherry appe- tizer and ended with ice cream slices topped with a de- licate rose. The Green River Ordinance provided music to swing to through the hours. At the stroke of midnight, an evening to remember ended. STAFF: Marie Kraus, Kathleen McLain, Connie Giess, Paula Horchem; Advisor: Mrs. Rubottom. STAFF: Judy Bauer, Kathy Deines, Alice Flax, Donna Henning, Fern Ummel, Pat Leiker, Mary Lou Til- litson, Wilma Haug, Ted Nuttle, Kenny Schweitzer, Jerry Sauer, Jan Humburg. Volleyball 2nd place in Hays Tourney Won Lost A-Team B-Team A-TEAM ROW 1: Kathy Weeks, Robynn Ridenour, Patricia Flax. ROW 2: Bernadette Flax, Marilyn Wyman, Judy Wierman. ROW 3: Alice Flax, Mary Lou Tillitson, Jan Humburg. AT RIGHT: B-TEAM ROW 1: Bonnie Klitzke, Mary Ann Roths. ROW 2: Joy Klitzke, Geraldine Lutters, Julie Kraus. ROW 3: Carol Roths, Mar- garet Flax, Loretta Wierman. Kayettes Honor Parents At Parent- Da tighter Banquet Flower Fantasy Home Economics Fashion Show From the Carefree and Formal The Lounger ' ADVERTISERS Scott Polled Shorthorns (Shorthorns and Longhorns) FLO-PRO, INC. BILL D. SCOTT LIQUID PROTEIN Bulk Delivery and Self-Feeders Provided DUDLEY NUTTLE, Distributor Ransom, Kansas Phone 731-2797 Arnold, Kansas Ph. 731-2508 Let us feed your cattle While you go to a ballgame. HIGHWAY 4 DRIVE-IN Cold Drinks Ice Malts Short Orders Ransom, Kansas Designed Especially for You NESS CITY FLOWER SHOP Ness City, Kansas Phone 798-3345 CLARK’S MOTOR Ransom, Kansas Phone: 731-2598 Old-Fashioned or New-Fashioned, Good Ole' Country Corn Flakes and Other Quality Products Can Be Found At BERNIE’S COMPACT Arnold, Kansas Phone: 731-2703 If It's Worth Owning, It's Worth Insuring. Ness City, Kansas Phone: 798-2245 Nothing Beats FRESH Country Eggs High in Protein and Vitamin A URBAN LANOWEHR Utica, Kansas 74 For Your Registered Appaloosa Needs See ROSS POTTER or KEITH RIDER --Registered Appaloosa--Ransom, Kansas For Your Irrigation Needs See: GEIS IRRIGATION EQUIP. COMPANY, INC. RICHARD STENZEL - Agent Ness City, Kansas Phone 798-3416 Feed lot fed beef from our own feed lots. MAI’S LOCKER AND MEAT PROCESSING Wakeeney, Kansas 127 South Main Phone 743-2177 THE FIRST STATE BANK Area Code 913-731-2261 RANSOM, KANSAS 67572 The Progressive Full Service Bank Serving Ness County Since 1900 Member of F. D. I. C. Each Account Insured Up to $15, 000. 00 Farm Loans Oil Leases BEYRLE’S REPAIR Ness City, Kansas Phone 798-2660 Ransom, Kansas Their Service Will Never Let You Down rhe place to get all your umber and hardware needs, Ransom, Kansas Phone 731-2364 Prize Winning Float Material Was Bought at R-A GRAIN COMPANY INC. 77 For ALL Your Farm Needs, Stop at the Red, White, and Blue Circle Sign. FARMERS UNION CO-OP M. E. CO. COOPl BILL SCHOENDALLER, Manager LaCrosse, Kansas ALL KINDS OF DIGGING DITCHING Excavating With Sherman Backhoe and Trenching ROBERT D. LEIKER AND SONS Ph. 798-3256 Ness City, Kansas 78 Home of Quality Furniture FITZGERALD FURNITURE Ph. 798-3243 Ness City, Kansas MANN PHARMACY Ness City, Kansas Phone: 798-3241 PARKERSON CHEVROLET Chevrolet Buick Olds Ness City, Kansas Ph. 798-3179 Your Troubles Vanish at RANSOM MOTORS JOHN FLAX, Owner Phone 731-2710 Ransom, Kansas Carol Cares About Her Outfit. She Takes It to i MODERN CLEANERS Ness City, Kansas Ph. 798-3149 CENTRAL PEST CONTROL Residential Commercial Industrial MCMBcit 1 ■HP COTTflOtl For Fast Service Dial HO 2-6151 460 S. School, Colby, Kans. . Ants . Rodents TERMITE SPECIALISTS THE CITY CAFE FLOYD FLOYD CHESNEY I. FLOYD Delicious Home-Cooked Meals and Snacks of All Kinds. Licensed and Bonded Abstractors of Titles, Member of American and Kansas Title Associations Micro-Film Records Ness City, Kansas Ph. 798-2828 Ransom, Kansas Phone 731-9251 ■ ‘ i SCHWARTZKOPF SALES AND SERVICE Plymouth Dodge Chrysler Phone 798-2215 81 Ness City, Kansas RANSOM FARMERS CO-OP UNION s LEONARD J. KREUTZER, Manager Tank Truck Delivery Petroleum Products Feed Processing Service Station Farm Supplies Propane Gas G rain and Feed Ransom, Kansas COOP Ph. 731-2792 BAVER TV SUPPLY KLITZKE TV APPLIANCE Quality Zenith Products Ransom, Kansas Ph. 731-2472 VIRGINIA WONDER MOWERS Minneapolis Moline World's Finest Tractors by COFER SALES AND MANUFACTURING CO. Ph. 731-2719 The Gasoline That Won the West! BROWNELL OIL COMPANY Brownell, Kansas MARLIN M. McGINNIS Ph. 481-2285 Did You Fill Up at Phillips 66? 83 Ransom, Kansas For Your Insurance Needs C. RUSSELL SHELLENBERGER Phone: 731-2489 P. O. Box 65 Residence 731-2478 Ransom, Kansas THORNBURG TRUCK LINE WALLIE THORNBURG For All Your Livestock Hauling Needs Local - Long Distance Phone 391-2263 798-3462 743-6468 731-2314 Utica, Kansas Ness City, Kansas WaKeeney, Kansas Ransom, Kansas ARNOLD POST OFFICE FORCE Phone 731-2238 Arnold, Kansas 67515 BOOSTERS BEYRLE'S REPAIR Ransom Kansas GAMBLES Phone 798-3467 Ness City, Kansas LEROY'S A and G Ness City Kansas CLELAND DRUG Phone 743-6321 WaKeeney, Kansas JOHNNIE GARRELTS Phone 731-2314 Ransom, Kansas NICK'S CLEANING SHOP Phone 798-3372 Ness City, Kansas DEINES WELDING Phone 731-2512 Ransom, Kansas HEMBREE TANK SERVICE Phone 798-3408 Ness City, Kansas STYLE SHOP Next Door to the Bank Ness City, Kansas EDDIE'S SHOE SERVICE Ness City Kansas LEIKER BODY SHOP Phone 798-2409 Ness City, Kansas WEBSTER SERVICE Phone 798-2556 Ness City, Kansas 85 Senior Accomplishments Paula Horchem won first place in Business Machines at the Goodland Business Contest. BILL ALBERS: Boys Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Mixed Ensemble 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Class Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 4; Jr. Play 3; Football 1,2,3,4; R-Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Football Co-Captain 4; Track 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Out- standing Blocker 4. JUDY BAUER: Girls Glee 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Kayettes 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sr. Play 4; Paper Staff 4. LES DAVIS: Boys Glee 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Band 1,2; Student Council 4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club Treas. 4; R-Club 2,3,4; Jt. Play 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Homecoming At- tendant 4; Sr. Play 4. KATHY DE3NES: Band 1; Class Secretary 1; Kayettes 4; Kayette Board 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Treas. 4; Jr. Play 3; Scholarship Contest 3,4; Homecoming Attend- ant 4; Cheerleader 1; Paper Staff 4. STANLEY FAIRBANK: Boys Glee 1.2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Vocal Solos 1.2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1; Student Council 4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Stuco Rep. 4; Jr. Play 3; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; R-Club 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; League Play 3; Reading 4. ALICE FLAX: Class Vice-President 4; Kayettes 4; Kay- ette Board 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; League Play 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Volleyball 4. ROBERT FLAX: Boys Glee 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Indus- trial Arts Club 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Football 1; Basketball 1.2.3. CONNIE GIESS: Girls Glee 1,4; Triple Trio 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Solos 2; Class Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 3; Kayettes 4; Kayette President 4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Scholarship Contest 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Cheerleader 1; Paper Staff 4; League Play 3; Business Contest 2,4; Class Vice-President 2. WILMA HAUG: Kayettes 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Scholarship Contest 3; Yearbook Attend- ant 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Cheerleader 4; Reading 4; Paper Staff 4; Spanish Play 3,4. DONNA HENNING: Girls Glee 1,4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; Salutatorian 4; Kayettes 4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Scholar- ship Contest 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Business Contest 4. PAULA HORCHEM: Girls Glee 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3, 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 3; Kayettes 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Scholarship Contest 4; Yearbook Queen 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Home- coming Attendant 2; Cheerleader 1; Paper Staff 4; Busi- ness Contest 4; Woodwind Quartet 4. JAN HUMBURG: Girls Glee 1,4; Mixed Chorus 1.4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 3; Saxophone Quartet 3,4; Kayettes 4; Kayette Board 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club Treasurer 3 and Secretary 4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Volleyball 4. KIM HUXMAN: Boys Glee 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Class President 3; Student Council 1,2,4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Industrial Arts Club 2; Jr. Play 3; Scholarship Contest 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,4; Football 1,3; R-Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Track Cap- tain 3; Most Inspirational Player 4; Free Throw Award 2, 4; Valedictorian 4; MARIE KRAUS: Girls Glee 1,4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 4; Band Council 3; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 2; Clarinet Choir 2,4; Kayettes 4; Kayette Board 4; Student Council 3,4; Student Council Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Scholarship Contest 2,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Conference Honor Band 3,4; Busi- ness Contest 2,4. PAT LE1KER: Girls Glee 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 2,4; Clarinet Choir 3,4; Kayettes 4; Kayette Stuco Rep. 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Scholarship Contest 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Paper Staff 4. ED LUTTERS: Boys Glee 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Indus- trial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play 3. RON LUTTERS: Class President 2; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3,4; Industrial Arts Club Sgt. -at-Atms 3; Jr. Play 3; 86 Baseball 3; Football 1,2,3,4; R-Club 2,3,4; Football Co-Captain 4; Track 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Outstanding Blocker 3. KATHLEEN McLAIN: Girls Glee 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Band 1,2,4; Band 1,2,4; Kayettes 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Jr, Play 3; Scholarship Contest 3; Reading 4; Brass Choir 4; Paper Staff 4; League Play 4. BRUCE M1SHLER: Pep Band 1,2,3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Brass Choir 4; Trumpet Trio 1,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Football 2,3,4; R-Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Sr. Play 4; Spanish Play 4, TED NUTTLE: Class President 1; Student Council 4; Jr. Play 3; Scholarship Contest 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; R-Club 1,2,3,4; R-Club Secretary-Treas- urer 2,3; R-Club Stuco Rep. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball Co-Captain 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Homecom- ing Attendant 4; Yearbook Attendant 4. TERRY PFANNENSTIEL: Student Council 4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club Vice-President 3 and President 4; Jr. Play 3; Scholarship Contest 2,4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; R-Club 1,2,3,4; R-Club Vice-President 3 and President 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball Co-Captain 4; Most Inspirational Player 3; Free Throw Award 3; Yearbook King 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. JUUE RYAN: Girls Glee 1; Pep Band 1; Band 1; Kayettes 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Scholarship Contest 3; Yearbook Attendant 4; Homecoming Attend- ant 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 1,4; Reading 4; Spanish Play 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4, JERRY SAUER: Boys Glee 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Mixed En- semble 1; Band 1; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club Treasurer 2,3 and Reporter 4; Jr. Play 3; Foot- ball 2,4; R-Club 4; League Play 4; KIASA State Report- er 4; Paper Staff 4. CLARK SCHRE1BER: Band 1; Baseball 3,4; Football 4; R- Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Most Rebounds Award 3,4. KEN SCHWEITZER: Boys Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Vocal Solos 1.2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Reading 4; Base- ball 1,3; Football 1,2,3,4; R-Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Sr. Play 4. LEE SQU1ER: Band 1; Band Council 1; Class Vice-Presi- dent 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Vice- President 3; Student Council President 4; Industrial Arts Club 2; Industrial Arts Club Stuco Rep. 2; Football 1,2, 3,4; R-Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Football Co- Captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Track Captain 3,4; Yearbook Attendant 4; Sr. Play 4; Homecoming King 4; Best Tack- ier 4; Most Valuable Player 4; All Conference Team 4. LEON STEGMAN: Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Industrial Arts Club Secretary 4; Jr. Play 3; Baseball 2,3,4; R-Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Sr. Play 4. MARY LOU TILUTSON: Girls Glee 1,3,4; Triple Trio 1,3; Honor Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 3,4; Band Council 3,4; Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer 4; Clarinet Choir 3, 4; Woodwind Quartet 4; Class President 4; Kayettes 4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Stuco Rep. 3 and President 4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Volleyball 4. FERN UMMEL: Girls Glee 1,4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; Kay- ettes 4; Kayette Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Vice-President 4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Business Contest 4. Ken Schweitzer received a blue ribbon and a gold rosette on his stereo tape deck cabinet at the Industrial Arts Fair. 87 Final Reflections The buses are parked, the halls are quiet and dark, the flag has come down for the last time this school year. A new experience awaits all seniors as they leave RHS - many will further their ed- ucation at colleges and trade schools; some will take on their first full-time job; some will go into the service; and some may marry soon - but all will have benefited from their high school ex- perience. Memories of RHS will linger as we take our place in the adult world. May this book help to bring back those memories.