Roosevelt Lincoln Middle School - Yearbook (Salina, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1968 volume:

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N X ' A ,, ,3,4 M Mw5 NMwWM f , 0 Ji I M J ' .V Q 'nf' W X 1' K' 'W 3 mf 6 J ' X J U! l YL 5 QXJP ln , 5 mfg? Jw iq, M gi .JB 55 U 1 U U, in Jw ff, I: X8 it, I , I N f I I . Q3 M mf ff, E fb A 1 'fx K I MQ ' Q 'V C6 'XXX J.J!V?1.7 Lifkiiln '62, ' I5 4 ff- fly , f ZX, 'ff 'L X33 , x ---ff? 1 X' ' Q7 4'7I l A , . :QOwQ4Q4 fQQ Y t T R ,- THE ORTH ERN STAR V Q 'ww Wmmw ,Q my ,M ' 1,5 5,1 LA... North Junior High, as seen from the aerial view above, appears to be the center of attention in downtown Salina. The buildings are the center of attention and activity of the 1,331 students and 66 faculty members who attend it. The school complex consists of the Roosevelt building on the right and the Lincoln building on the left, with the new addition joining the two buildings. . These are the original buildings and the basis for the name Roosevelt-Lincoln Junior High, Students have nicknamed it North Junior High. The addition joining Roosevelt and Lincoln was completed in 1962 after fire destroyed the original building in l96O, which had housed the music and gym departments. The exterior grounds of these buildings are bustling with activity before and after school hours. From 8:30 A,M, to 3:14 P,M, activities stream from class- rooms, library, physical education departments, and hallways. North Junior High is indeed a center of educational activity, a school on the move. ROOSEVELT-LINCO LN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SALINA, KANSAS A :aes '7f'-WK .. 4. .rw-'rv-rv -.. 1' Y X. as OJ lyfacfit f if 7?-' TABLE or coNTFNTs 1 mm 1- 'S X. is rl- ' sv 1 ,ty f Administration - - - fi Q! Faculty--- -- ' ggi, 3 S of Q J? xt-,Q'Lj.! Q , 53 if 7 I2 X5 fi NJ Q Vx, Qi 5 o 21 3 s' ' 37 Q3 Q -Q W -J 1 Q '-Q,-, W-Q JN 'Q C15 .JV J J' jj! V .' , ,QU nf WN C' ICJ' KV Or, .',' K -1 , 'nk' Q , I J 1 'xl in 1 I I ,I 1 1 x. 0, V M F Ll' x.: fix If cf J LN flu I ,IJ mji GJ W ,f X J Students - - - - ' Organizations - - - ' Sports - - - ' Affvw --1 Uwlmunnmg.,-Q North Junior High has indeed been the school on the move in the city on the move. This is especially shown by the formation of many new clubs, a marching band, the reorganization of stu- dent council, and the fact that North's library was named the model library of the year. We hope this year has been successful for you, the student body, faculty, and administration, and hope the coming years will be as rewarding. We, the publications staff, take pride in present ing to you, the Northern Star. tw i 2 ADMINISTRATIO DR SCHURR Superlntendent of Schools M wwf? MR SHERRADEN ASSISIHHI Superlntendent MR MERCER Coordlnator of Secondary Educatlon 2431-M ,347 Of . AO A003 WX ffjyrfpvf V ,f s Cidigkyilltkfq T .M ,N 1 fl ,t elf I l ,c C' fi -3 . Q: XTNQ Q-if ok 1 q fi -5 'W u 5 Q 5 N S: PS? if is 'Q iff X' 'S .55 Q5 V r V, 1X C! Cup! J -SC' JL if Wx ,Typ pf M . fu, f FY' .1 1 l 'J Y' MJ T X t M H f EJ, CV' Our student body has become library conscious during this school year. This interest in reading and independent study has been re- flected in our classrooms and in the cor- ridors of our Junior High School. A student body that is motivated in this manner is build- ing habits that will be of lasting value as it grows toward adulthood. Special recognition should be given 'to the faculty members who have so enthusiastically enriched their classes with the materials in the learning resource center. The faculty believes that through curriculum revision and flexible scheduling students will have a greater chal- lenge to achieve while they are in Junior High School, We will continue to move forward. C, O. Scott, Principal OUR ADMINISTR TORS Another year has been recorded in our ,school history. As we review it in retrospect, we are aware of many innovations and, also, aware of more needed changes in the future years. This ,year a number of new courses have been added to meet the needs of our students. Other newer concepts of education will be inculcated in our curriculum in the next few years. We are living in a rapidly changing world. The social, economic, and cultural needs of tomorrow are difficult to anticipate. No stu- dent of today can foresee his needs of the future years. But of our social forces, the school system can best make an attempt to prepare a student for the space and the tech- nological ages that are to be our way of life in the coming years. We sincerely hope that our school this year in some small way has prepared you for a happy and meaningful adult life. A, G. Williams, Assistant Principal library interest een re- e cor- student build- U9 as it n to the tically s in the elieves Flexible r chal- lor High orward. 1 STAFF MEMBER I DISPENSABLE Staff members at North Junior High have proven themselves indispensable to the smooth functioning of our school. Receiving special recognition during this school year is North's library. Federal funds were used to expand the books avail- able and audio-visual facilities. Our efficient and friendly secretarial staff gg,-nun-a-.uv 'KN K 'fr in ' J? , 'Q' A n 1 ' if I E MMMEWJ MR. SILLIN and MISS BRODINE Counselors for North Young ARLENE GOEDDE SHARON FIENE DOROTHY ADEN i 1 SONJA BENGSTON and RACHEL HEATH Librarians who put North's demonstration library on the map in 1967 ., my, lf 9 5 'Tn A -' CL 1. fgf fj1y'gfrfJ,' -, Qgifz 64' - in 4, L:74.f:v,1Q5f , - in wfff' H avr -V is if e' ff, 1 ,wig fn Al. ,-, er at rr . . 'y'slaQ' x EVA.. L ein- 'N wflizfi' r ,,Ia:L:'f 3 A ' if U if X, ' , - 7'2 ' - 1, fi , ,..A,f L gsifft Q I s Q12 'Q erik, s V rl 3 , E4 Llywqisi . ,W I :.?Xi'.rQ ?' .,' I I ,A 4 - , . V . 'N' 'LMZWQ if f ,,,,.......,,, Qfiffraffff 4 -aszaasf MRS. JEANNE MORRELL, R. N. School Nurse who cures and counsels AUC! .-X X! V f-ff, 'QL X 1' QQ I I. -I-I fl Y , . .1 K . x VST! XJXBKN 1 J Ox . X U. -, NJ V uw M 'JJ , fx, . 4' 1 ,g, wNL I f sw If gc UQ? I .jx Q, QS S . 59 tb I I ATTQIUAI 5355 ' 'Oi .IXtv.4:,f:-4 TD 0.5 .5 s ijnx, ? . s f -Q5 'if li U bf ff? 45, 1, f V ' ' f' -I if f e 4 3, ' R 1 V Q v f 'Q Xu lf 45 Q PUBLICATIONS STAFF: Nadine Rodriquez, club editorg Rich Tholstrup, sports editor, Jerry Wickersham, layout editorg Vicki Wilkins, copy editor, Christie Abbott, editorg Jill Willis, club editorg Mrs. Maxine Johnson, advisory Ted Johnson, copy editor, Paula Leckband, picture editorg Kay Koons, assistant editor. PUBLICATIONS CLASS EDIT HIGHLIGHTS AND GRTHERN STAR The Northern Star staff for 1967-1968 consisted of nine freshmen chosen last spring from thirty- T' G23 ' Q N, l 8 ., 14 Nsszx ws so-M 2 2 three other freshmen. During the school year, six issues of Northern Highlights were published by the staff. Editor for first semester was Jill Willis and for second semester was Kay Koons. Mrs. Maxine Johnson was the spon- or-W Lf' Wa r -Q' N-.J sor. Journalism was found an interesting and profit- able subject for study by the Publications staff. The staff also found journalism to be challenging and book. Mr. Lebow was the photographer. 4,2 2 M 1 W.:-1 5 jf: V I ,1 19 X fjkjff ' A-f I Q' A0 W -.1 X ,xl fn ,.. ,I-is 'fy f f A ,' aussi: -. ff , 9 .V I I I 4 4 X M , X Jig, ff U. 74, 1 X ,ivy iff 5' 'nf xiii' fy V Z? quite difficult when they began working on the year- Er Tm 'fb Lu Is Md No Lw QQ' L. A A 'X 5 -ng ' W flf M, N I B L - J' 1 ' 1 ii 1 , 3 X if 1 If 1- I I ' 'g f I- f , 2 , fl si 3 . r -,-1wgnyq,-.'!f-g..-.. ..,.--...-Y-..f..-s.. , ' of - r O 99500 f if X-JV l ,SQYWK YN C If C: lb wb .S N .Rf iw. .fjv X Q. DENNIS ADAMS EARL AHLSTEDT MELVIN AHLSTEDT Art Personal Business Mafhematlcs i and Typing tix 51. X X U, L ' .5 - ACU LTY Q 'Illia A MARY ARMOUR - Q.. 0' 'U Q3 U x Q5 3:1515 ,f '1- Home Economics and Science H-f., , in W fm. A A r ka E ,Z if Q! P' . f- fy.. Qs' ALCIDE BALT HAZOR S? -1 s -I I TERESTED North's faculty consists not of just aver- age teachers, but of fine instructors that compare favorably with teachers anywhere. Qualifications checked carefully before hiring include an interest in boys and girls, moral character, adequate transcripts, col- lege experience, and teaching experience. As Principal Scott said, North's teachers are helpful, interested in boys and girls, and dedicated to many hours of work before Q N., - Mathematics Q and after school. db QL, ' F-'j cf sf A 'A Qi, - Mft BEULAH BATTEN EDITH BRODINE JEAN BROSS Cf cw VW English V English and English and X ff Counselor English Communications Q, 4 ,, X, X 1 . 1 ' . v V1 I 5' , 1 , v I V . 1 1' N' 1 V ',... f . . if r r wr' A t SX ig' kffj l Af' H 5 xiii J! nv U 1 M1 1 if V CED SI X iff N W 4 N ff. Ng' 2? X J X Nd ,I :.:., ffff, , off? N E f NNW? f 1 Qi X W 1. . ',' I fi ,Y 4 - 7- A , 5 ., ,Ah . ,. '47 'Na f fi? Hx di 4' .. '1 if Q, 6 , ,li f 5 , ,P W: x f f f, A i 5 fm f X ' f f ' f X 1- -f H , ,, 1- w A ff mf f ' wr, f, l ,,:, f , WILMA MAE BUCKNELL English BILL CARLSON Physical Education ERMA CARSTENS English Communications DONNA COO PER English MARGUERITE COX English CY NT HIA CULBERT 1' C, ,. ,.,,,, , V-,,,,,v,, , L -, W X: I ,K S L4 X ww f fir 9 CHRIS CRANK Democracy and Social Studies W-A-.-.s W- M 1 f an f x.'23iM'f J E 'F'X21f4G M fgfffi 'P fx M1 f F Ziff 31 A' Z f f v 44, if 6' if , 2 y 4 K gg f 1 Kuta? in X QV fx 4? 1 K O N BURCH ff' LETTIE BUSEY X . f' Al ebf' .ff English and English Communications ,.-mi... fm! r-mwvq CURTIS CROOKS We Saw. Mathem atics 'V A as ,ii 6. :aw A2 vit ACC C' Oi! Vx 5 ...V 3 W , P- T N Q' EF D r -S 'R 'N 'N I Q 5 91 i 6 1 Q pl JG r' L R 1 1 1 A ,rj suv .J f.' NKJV' 'U' Ed- N. I. LJ xt c-3 R MARGARET EDDY Special Education KEITH ELDER Industrial Arts CURT ENGWICHT Instrumental Music MILDRED EXLINE Home Economics KATI-IRYN FELLMAN Music at NANCY FRERER English I Q OPAL HEIM XX Home Economics DON HEWITT MERLE HOUCI-HN HELEN HUTTIE Science ' TYPU18 Mathematics I0 MAXINE JOHNSON SANDRA JOHNSON - English and Mathematics Publications CARL JULIUS Algebra, Mathematics ID D Q.- U CU v-r ua O C! DJ 1- CU C w I- IU CD ur A ua MARION KLEMA Social Studies N ORBERT KOESLER Latin ANNA FERNE LAKIN Music ELOISE LYNCH Social Studies mssxum 2A?,fZi,f? s f' 4.2 is gyfggm 4' 4' yfal' ALAN MASHAK Social Studies af 5 . ,, ,L ff ' 6 ya-,.4.v A is if? ' ?+ 2 :', -' all Kg! 4 f 33 5 5,76 KJ U 'nf-W , ,..-- . 1 1. ,J-. '4 , ,ij f-r', 'N' . W, U4 ' f' ,', g'v3 , :-f- . V ' K1 ' . fit' 1 , f I I J 4' :', . i1.Lf,.7-,e q:V, I . 4 I' 5 fi ,, 1? eff 4 f A-1 if 5 ef 5 . lah f SALLY JOHNSON Art ,las 'ffzibuw-I ORVILLE MILLER Science and Social Studies . 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' ' ' ' I ' 5 'A f3'Z'W92i , I I I I I fn G A ' I' - ' Y - A N fs ff, Z Ah . ,. , ,sys . :If I My -4 I S, . , A , lv ,g,,,,Q,,sf2 , Y, f x., 5 -Q fy f If - . . 4, ,A ,f ' ' if 5. . - ff, vlyfff f M an ' W 1 X ,, f mf 7 7' 'if 1 ' 1 f 6 ffy 1 V1 , ,Zi W! ff ff ., VERA MOON MARGARET MORRISON Social Studies Mathematics M55 BETTY NELSON English MARY NIELSON Science SHERRY PUNC HES Spanish and English QI - -4-...., I I A Communications JL xl I f E A T I, A I . - -Q ,A I I Sp anish 5, ,Ei l. r . 2 s X Y 0 2 .gtjv JIM SACKRJDER si ff, V Industrial Arts I I L. A C' 3 X -.f NR K' . VU, ld H J! i ff . 'VI Nu QQ Of' ,fait fe is 1 LOUISE SC HAEFER Physical Education ,, ,. I2 IEA SCRIBNER JUDY SHEPRER Reading, Consultant Physical Education , V -,,,m.:mv-- :Tn X, X. PERCY SILLIN Counselor MAEUORIE T HELANDER Democrary MICKEY ULRICH English EUGENE VELHARTICKY Industrial Arts BARBARA WERTH Instruments JO HN WIED MER Physical Education li V - f f . 1.4. z-1 1'-,'fzp,'1Hf KV 31 1351.5 l 7, V , '.q:,.,,..,,,r. 'f 4. '. .- X ,V ,J , xg fx! 'I . I I 4. fg 0 fs Af V ' x' !' K, I W. N. ' I s fl A - M, rtr.r NANCY SOLDNER English ' , ,-. A., 'v , Lrg' A fo- 'ef :- M! X I X , f 1' 6 I' f f 'yr V QQ Z! al 53 K SH? ' 1 1 me , M f H f w f W ,M mg fi , ,4 MIS, QW P-4 WW , 'f w iww. f 'S e fwg ,XZ . , ff fl--,. wh.. x vg:,r' s Kg V f sall y' ,X ,. . ? . ,,,,, , ,M it T WILA STOVER Social Studies QUT? 1 Q ' V-r 'P, .., ' , - , , '20, 2, 'V if wif, ff J f , X ft wx, 1 WELDON ZENGER Social Studies fmwm, HOMER ZERGER Science If ,. in - 1 L 3 I3 4 my ll C '-46-ll KL SVU UK, N if 5 Xu 1 YN Q. N, G' We WJ r X .OX Iwi i S: Qi Xi Q i Q' 'Z 'Q 01 'E Q 1, 4.- 4-4 A r r V ' ' ' f ' I ,XJVWM 'V M! Serving l,365 students and 69 T. ,i .r f-ff - V YVf - T 1 T teachers and staff members has T2 ': rAf 4,!rr y if 7 i Q A been quite a task for the eight Y ,, f fr , i,. , Q C custodians and the eighteen wo- s1ii A' 'il' ' A 'gg ',Q', ff 2 f't 2 T, ,t, 1' .fl i 'a W X men connected with the cafeteria. 5 ' R if lf a R , Without them, however, our f R A ' ,r school system could not function. I ' R 72,17 ,. Aiii '1 One dietitian is in charge of T ii I Q sf' Z, A f the secondary schools, and one X 1 y S manager, a head cook and a head .p is X y i. J p baker are also employed for each 'f W! f Q ,yf' L fm!! school. At North Junior High four W V L 'dlrb F A ' Y A Brown-Mackie Students also help, BACK ROW: Florence Gebhart, Louise Manion, Betty Hay- den, La Rene Hammond, Lois Van Wie, Florence McRae, June Fisher, Veta Leister, Lillian Lane, Dorothy Shipp, Frances Morris, Vera Mortimero. FRONT ROW: JG-HH Sharp, Neva Shelton, Norma Main, Norma St. Clair, Alma Funk, along with two students from the high school. Each ofthe two ma- trons and six custodians has a par- ticular section of the school to supervise. supervisor Esther Gregory. 1 1 Do these look familiar? kc f F 1 ,, 1 V' if ' f 1 1' , V I W 1 ,, -11, 'at i f i 1 , I f Q 'iii ' 2-ef rr' 1' r Wir A X . 'i' if I ff, EV, ,, 43 A' f A , T 49 fail f ff H f vfre T 'rr ,, 5 f ff Q M A wt C3 QV Q Q Nm QI C K ifjnzf f xv 9 H 2 4- , , , f F ,:f,Q rr ,.,, ' 3 gg ,1f,,,-ig QM 2 V L, ' Mil., if ,A , , Q 'VJ , H ' i , W ' c 'Z A f J 1 Q, ,V K X f 2 i , fe , M p L gh , JL' M X! , , of wwf 1 'R X, V BACK ROW: Russell Fender, Gene Ditto, Richard Long, D01-1 1 C I Haist. FRONT ROW: Harriet Cole, Mary Goehring. C, J i Slaughter, Paul Ronms. ' i Hal Thompson I4 ' fr f ff , ,Wa f ,ff M f f 1 Zffiaw, 4 if v I I l 1 1 r 1 I r 1 l f l I : I 4 zu , ,ff 4 f ?:.', lg 4 u 1 .. . . . . 3. ' I ,U 'IJ , . . 4.9 .ju 4' ff f if KIM? V !7! ff! f high 1 1 1 3. ..' -. z, . 1, ' ,A '- C j: .' 3 M4 4, 1, , V, flaw A ? ff' M5 'Q 'YI ,.' A was f 2 ? Qxswxwk-N but 5 i 4 f - . 0 ,lb .9 , 1 0 '4 U NINTH GRADE OMEROO. S MR. ADAMS BACK ROW: Boyd Dounveor, Owen Johnson, Dan Munson, Jim Beichle, Panna Graf, Linda Wilson, Deanne Eng berg Mary McPhail SECOND ROW: Mr. Adams, Paul Holmes, Pattivlfordyce, Debbie Smith, Sliirlee Fairchild, Roxanna Hicks Harold Wilson Darlene Larson, Kathy Gable. FRONT ROW: John Charbonneau, Steve McClain, Bill Hokett, Cindy Brockway, Sarah Dickey, Carroll Hill, Tim McCloskey, Randy Slayton. 1 f Gjvfv X .A 'L 1' f KX: V5 111 I 'if' AJ-J - f V NJ'-J 'J Q H 'A' th If fX ,, ,J ,X Q ,rw self R k XA 1 1 i J ' ' 5- ---...---V+ -MNA mvvv: MI. ADLSISCII, Chris Summers, Steve Gibson, Gloria Williams, Sal-ah Weckel, Amy Hroma 4 lik, Debbie Van Pelt, Reginal Broils, Hal Urbanek. THIRD ROW: Stanley Rockwell, Alva Van Diner, Marvin Williams, Mike Scriven, Reggie White, Debbie Hibbard, Sharon Hardesty, Roxanne Silvius. SECOND ROW: Richard Pauls, Joe Frank, Marvin Mattison, Roger Halle, Karen Turner C ' ' , onnie Werth, Sherry House Ann Zadina FRONT RO - - W: Kevin Scott, Greg Toler, John Stein, Mike Allen, Monty Jones, Gordon Tillberg, Earl Hicks, Joe Sweeney, . V I6 i. 3? ,u eil. 4' ' J . x .gg r - , ,W 1 Q 3 wry! Q af-4 Q: riilplx 'V A39 4 zf 2,59 , M , , , in , ,X V.. 22127 W f 1' YS-54 ' ' ' jf? in :va 4. nQ ,,, Q ,' , 'I z W, az ue! 'Z ,, lg H. ZZ K4 4 ring, . K U , ,X gg ga 9 an ul 4, 5 C , ,v If U 1 v, , ft .il-A., MRS. ARMOUR BACK ROW: Peggy Bethe, Christi Blackwell, Melinda McElfresh, Beverly Oliver, Helen Roets, Leslie Rushing, Suzanne Wise. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Armour, Val Zahn, Toni Mattos, Kathy Fink, Marlene Elliott, Patricia Whitaker. SECOND ROW: Susan Phelps, Martha Lopshire, Jolene Taylor, Candy Crawford, Ruth Felton, Angela Henry, Becky Summers, Loretta Jn Deanna EUS McLaughlin. FRONT ROW: Karlene Talbert, Pam Gerhardt, Kay Goodwin, Debbie Schneider, Roxann Johnson, Virginia Mc- lld ROXEUIUH Croskey, Marilyn Hemmy. f ,R 4 Q L 1 e , V3 ff Q, 4 ,iz ff ,i V 'S 1, L if panama IX MISS BUCKNELL BACK ROW Margery Gardiner Elwood Mancini Gregory Compton, Michael Giles, Kathy Mattison, Susan : 1 f ' . d THIRD ROW. UNH-SS Bucknell Shirley Lakin, Leslie Fehr, John Purviance, James Batts, Anita Wright, Bar- Iljayesy Becky Ban ll D ' f SECOND ROW- Alfred Holt, Joan Heidrick, Jill Ann Brady, David Brissette, Lynn Rexroad, Jim Para Bernhard? Po Y Wiies. FRONT ROW. Diane Fields David Patrick, Sammy Haggard, Gary Robertson, Chris Smith, Lothar eterson, Vic y Lynn 1 ins. 1 - ' Q' Barke, Brad Hamilton. I7 -g I 5 Xi ?f Q 9 Fr in CP 'Q K-3 lb f-. .-g Y f e . , ,Q ... . Y 'f G h- MR BURCH BACK RQW: 1311 Ryberg, Mike Guernsey, Bill Weber, Russell Johnson, Mike Mertz, Wendy Nelson, Jenni er asc . ' b H 'd ' k, let Kay Koons, THIRD ROW: Mr. Burch, Jann Dreher, Jody Grant, Bob Peterman, Debra Gray, Karen Smith, Bar ara ei ric . B , Brenda Kathy Revels, SECQND ROW: Jack Wickersham, Carla Denny, Vanessa Bradrick, Paula Leckbalndzliolbjlrgtau owligaaalnon Button Dairymple Rodney nine. FRONT Row: Mark ivnrenen. Dave Frederkiflgf James Hockmg' R10 af P' ' Debbie Strahan, Pauline Hatcher, Pecolia T1101T135- 21 MR. CRANK BACK ROW: Homer King, Jr. , Sherri Hicks, Lynn Bennett. THIRD ROW: Dale Yeagley, Donna Griffin, Leon Campbell, Ted Johnson, Ginger Camren, Bob Yarnell, Victor Garcia, Dick Pierson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Crank, Terry Debold, Judy Roe, Joan Millikin, Gail Swanican, Sally Royce, cenrne sigie, Marie var as. FRONT ROW: L R B ll ' ' - O g ee oy u eigh, David Lasley, Keith Lorey, Greg Usher, Norman Burt, Jack Gillam, Sammy Wilson, Tom Jarvis. Tom Smith, Gale Shriver, Lloyd Sanders, Nadine Rodriguez, Vicky Chamberlain, I8 Jennifer Gasch- glggaia Heidi-ickl MR. HOUCHIN BACK ROW: Steve Comer, Tom Miller, Larry Wilson, Mike Crusha, Eddie Lagerman, Mike Livengood. FOURTH gm, Brenda ROW: Emma Roche, Rose Mary Gadsen, Lynette Chapman, Pam Carpenter, Debbie Kurfiss, Deborah Yerke, Gerald Taylor, Kurt Jlmon Button, Percival, Burt Neimeyer. Tl-ILRD ROW: Mr. Houchin, Kathy Gray, Corrine McCray, Larry Robertson, Ray Williams, Gaylen Smith, Joan Leckberg, Pam Krutz, Carolyn Graves. SECOND ROW: Maureen Rock, Melissa Steele, Becky Just, Sheryl McDowell, Gayla Cassel, Kathy Flood, Mike Loy, Suzanne Eaton, Steve Ashton. FRONT ROW: Leroy Smith, Mike Lindsay, Ernie Martinez, Ronald Rogan, Mark Reese, Nancy Bissell, Dan Lour, Monty Betts, Jim Brinkman. MRS NELSON and MRS BENGTSON BACK ROW: Owen Brown, Ralph Manning, Melvin Peck, Billy Graves, Joe Bowman, Terry y ',1.amber1a1Uf Watkins, Diana pierce, Peggy Brillhart, Patricia I-Iouserman. THIRD ROW: John l-luiett, Curtis Carr, Wynetta Price, Cindy S. ' WH' wb White Velma Kelly Diane Morrison, Connie Lour, Billy McDaniel, Mary Wilson, Rosemary Martin. SECOND ROW: Jerry rfiigau, Sally Wickelsham, Cathy Eaadke, Wesley Yost, Debbie Ronning, Marty Marsh, Debbie Walker, Richey Lindeman, Bobbie Currie, Jan XJH Hurt, Dona, Morgan Riley. FRQNT ROW: Mrs. Bengtson, Tom Dugger, Sandy Anderson, Joyce Bensman, Janet Amend, Barbara Arnold, Mrs. Nelson. I9 ACL? G fn S L, F, CP P' X Q Qi 1-. 'N ,-1 l , -.., H R33 Ox TX ,D A 2 x. 'x mx? ' V f 2 ' ,, I , I f , Z W ' ' 'W47 1 , J NNN it QR 2 , ,, p, ' V 4'af'gc3':f'5i ffpgyli I' V f , , L-a A- ' Z X 1 A 2 7itv'qi T' fflg? J Q! 1 h . fra-B X J szlllwi y fl ? Q, J, ., mffff ? f z!1 . ,Vg 1 Z, ,W ' md Z 4 7 1 af ' 4 if fi' ' ' ii mfr, MR. SACKRJDER BACK ROW: Walter Eddy, Rodney Yost, Gary Fernandez, Mark Kary, Steve Galarneau, Ed Koelling, Keith J JFS. - kj Bacon. THIRD ROW: Mr. Sackrider, Mike Taylor, Jim Johnson, Wayne Gray, Randy Wright, Lyle Spellman, Steve Swander. rp,0l-I: I SECOND ROW: Bill Van Meter, Jim Agin, Rick Heidle, Steve Couch, Tim Fink, Charles Adam. FRONT ROW: John I-lays, Jim 1 IMS, Lf Corbin, Martin Keller, Mike Patterson, Jay Huscher, Dwayne Steckman, Floyd Sanders. T 'WLC I r E A . J , I 5' ,Qu Q-31 .-5.1 N, Q rd X 4 ' T E ! 'i MRS. S1-IERRER BACK ROW: Mary Catharine Roth Susan McBride Soni Copeland Pam N cl t Reba Bowens, Penny Phillips, Connee Rupert, Bianca Curling, Debgie Crandall 511 or strom, Janet Franklin, Ruby Hoyt, r ms -N Edgington, Linda Gleen, Chris Hicks, Yvonne Willis, Pat Branstetter Sharon PB SRD ROW: Mrs. Sherrer, Juanita Day, Fawn y Ie. ltr: SECOND ROW: Kim Baughan, Debbie Brown, Cinda Albright, Kathy'DuVall Lgi, e.ckY Weaver, Chris Egan, Bonnie Fager, MDS Han, Holly Green, Laura Hewitt. FRONT ROW: Cathy Andrews Cind Free ' .u nn Jllka, Roxanne Bowden, Melody Curtiss, SYM Ioyrce Meerian, Jean Ann Cutler, Jeanne Abbott. ' Y man, Vicki Garrison, Donna Dahlberg, Mary Jane Iliff, zo J 'DD Kerth e Sn ander hh Hays Jrm 319 A ww gs, 5 ri .-I 'Bm I' ,Q g 'hunnnn-nwfn MRS ULRICH BACK ROW Wesley Dewrtt Barbara Shrvely Joyce Eklund Janet Reeve, Kathy Stauffer Beverly Ward THIRD ROW Lrnda Mattrson Jere Murray, George Porter, Curtrs Garry, Robert Herrrng Andrea Perez B J McCrae SECOND ROW Mrs Ulrrch Magdalen Vargas, Judy Mrllrkrn Wendy Welborn, W1ll1s Berchle Rrcky Ford Betty McQu1llan FRONT ROW Hal Lane, Chrrs Bross, Bonnre Dougherty Ann Kubrtschek, Brenda Turner Mrke Smrth, Cheryl Flrppen fl!! 93 Zyg ,41'i0'va I' ene Trmmons, Martha Keeler, W 1 , Sherr McDowell, Rad MRS WERTH BACK ROW- Mrs. Werth, Eulah Thayer, Owen rlg GY Y lmedsoe, Sandy Bundy' Rise Ivy, Manlyn ROSS' ' , D re H! Hoyt' Gfeg HarveY, Teresa Mott, Drama Meerran. FRONT ROW Scott Freeman an 1 ff 1!' bam Nancy Jenkrns, Tony Lovltt, Gary DV0fakf Terry Snyder' , rpjbf. j ' Tl fl Hlffl 2I Mx l'a' ' W. :A -' -f 1 MRS. SRE 15111 HOW 5 Debbie C belt. Te: dra Dam Cuham, stoerg, cr, David Buckner, EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOMS MR. AHLSTEDT BACK ROW: Debbie Miller, Mike Davenport, Mark Slagle, Sharlene Jewell, Jim Smith, Debbie Wares, Sandy Aills. THIRD ROW: LaDeana Kernohan, Patty Conn, Charlene Bom, Patricia Hull, Shirley Hardesty, Beverly Williams, Cathy Hayes. SECOND ROW: Mr. M. Ahlstedt, Linda Martinez, Lambeth Lorey, Scott Ward, Curtis Barnhill, Robert Markham, Jerry Radke. FRONT ROW: Stanley Fields, Wayne Priddy, Robert Hand, Stanley Zalewski, Duke Rauh, Jim Fronk, Karen Cahoon, Jim Wisthoff. 'I wry ,A ffffify gy, ALH, MZ! fl Q , l f' J. ' Richter Linda Stevens, Shirley Rapp, , - - , J Kunert, Chuck Haviland, Nancee , ' MRS. BROSS BACK ROW. Phil Riley, Jon George b errlyflark Witschi Rick Yerke, Randy Boone, Betty Tucker, Havana McCasl1n, Ian Howard. THIRD ROW: Debra Caro, Mary Dar Y' ' . - ' ' ' hns D Felds Terr Cor- ' ' Bross Kim Miller, Martha Gibbs, Julie Fisher, Vicki JO on, an 1 , Y Debble Chrlstman' SECOND ROW: Mrs' , er Mark Currier, David Voudrie, Linn Helbert, Debra LaRue, Son- bett, Terry Heberly, Andy Groves. FRONT ROW. Randy Kost ' dra Damker, Debra Cossel. 23 ic K ,N JJ rt, 5 ,J 'Rh ,Q i X. if dr WD C' x Q C, 5 F! 111 Q1 Q Q lb J-. ,-N A N X f- I lr b.. I W S ,-5 H- f f ' al-,Q 1'ekgz.a:A ivkiili f i , c . , 9, .pw Ah 5 A it u M K f:: My , , , e lif. f ., fi' LIN ., , fs' rw 5 T ,, U, f7a'f:f'Q V We A Q . SL V f J Q' 24? Sx?fV A gm s. LX '70 F 2152 ' ss 'Y J' 2 QQ, 53? , , f Avery ' JM . , :Skit Y S x -fxx. ' .:'- f 1 154, W A ,. , , X , E, , M. if . . asf ii: 1 x' ' ! 5. Q 23,49 rf . V :A .: A ,,A. J fr J T WL fZ'x' Th m son, Kathi Lindville, Janice Hoffman, Terri Wilson, Patti MRS. BUSEY BACK ROW: Marie Stewart, Angela Braun, Vicky o p Steele, Diane Beebe, Ronnie Loftus. THIRD ROW: Jeannie Vogan, Ron Hocking, Charles Dickson, Ricky Sheridan, Debby Bates, ,Egypt Linda Shipman, Sue Rines, Margaret Adams. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Busey, Robert Kimball, Dean Kranzler, Bruce Serrault, Ray Cami' Q,,,. ' ' 1- 'd Ma Clif Bencke, John Anthony, David Siefker, ll CLE.-:il Gray, Charles Heidle, Lola Constable, Darla Hopkins. FRONT ROM. Davi y, Joe Corby, Joe Patten, Linda Johnson. 1, J i I 4 J KJ -.fjS gliuliliha 3 Y r' if A MRS. COOPER BACK ROW- Dona Johnson Barbara ' ' J - . Sue Doud, Mik Bo ' ' . hgan. THIRD ROW: Tony Arroyo, Ronald Summers, Chris Smith Zitaslltialer LaME15ryL?iZimRlljar13 HLJHE1-1Kathy Cumen, Frances 1 MRS' A Af1HBergefon, SECQND RQW. MIS COO . . ' ' 0 v 53- O SOD, Mary Miller Julie 1 Th ' - - per, Crissie Web t , S . ' Om: Momma MOHIOY, Lif1daJ'afUSS, Cindy Augustine. mont izoyv' 6Tle1rii'aB1rxZ,CT3iS.ETri'Tnj3aJBOWlNn!1aC, ilimdsey Chalk' Dean Housley' IWW ' ' eau C 3 , Mark Nitsche Terry Oehlert Mu- . I Q LU Lallkford Haynes, Dan Enger, Scott Mathewson 5 'P News S S ,N W,-of rjfN,?5SF . ALLSOD, P57 in DSW Sa! MR. CROOKS BACK ROW: Kim Brown, Charles Moore, Diane Hawley, Gwenith Darnell, Shane Kirkpatrick, Sally Bledsoe. :prim W THIRD ROW: Mike Kronmiller, Barbara Hixson, Charlene Pence, Judy Sherbert, Otis Jones, Steve Moody. SECOND ROW: Mr. Q Sitka, Crooks, Loretta Sam, Peggy Graves, Martin Johnson, Bob Blue, Mike Hatfield, Bobbie Rusk. FRONT ROW: Vergle Rupp, Johnny Campbell, Jon Drennen, Sheila Laverty, Marquita Garcia, Thomas Dubiel, Dora Johnson. 2 Z f S M90 ff A Y 54 f J sh i ii , , V at , ? an f ' y I W I A W! yr, ,M u X 7 f ?' a!9f ,' f , jg ,f ff ,, f- X ' , ' , ,f Q if , ' ff, ,f , ff 5 V. 1, fy if .A 'ft f f1 ,. 1,44 ,Ay A wiv I Z X x I y L? 'Q fy , f Cfriff 2, ,f'?2W4 4, X if , 0 fi '68, ' O ' 3 'Q , .W+,v4Qi,f W .aw 1 , ,, J rf if 2 MRS SANDRA JOHNSON BACK Row- sandra Mcrmosh, Steven Capellf Janice Shmef' Becky Lacy' Randy Mcclimock' Marilyn ' ' . hn , R b' H lka, Pat Williams, 5311065 Thomsen, Steve Boileau, Debbie Mathews, ViCkY APP1ebY- SECOND ROW' NgS'NiaEgr5lfOD5jirfi Miclimaigai Tom Roderick Sf' julie Jerry Wilson, Jacki Kamp, Linda Frederiksen. C1609 Cuffiss' Melameauer' F ' ' ,5,,n,1cy. Martin Currier, Gary Edmiston, Greg Thomas, Linda LeFan, Kathy Griep. ,. fhlefl' 111, 25 D. C 'AU C, to ,-. .xx N r E Rb 'sa C A Se F! c' in CP 2: 'o lb .-g -x M..- rv Xxx I, J X XV- i ir! S, .YJ A 7' 55 mimi B e Ban han Torn Jensen Brenda Gooch. Debbie Davis, Sharon Light' Miss KLEMA BACK ROW: Bob Graham, Bi11L0feHSOf1- IUC 25 ' ' A - 1, , Michael ' ' THIRD ROW' Karen wnsorr, Sharo1YH Evefhaffr GreIChCH KIUIZ, Muffab' Cafstens' hm Wenger el ii ner, Margie Harris. . 1 . M Kee Kerr Newcomb, Judy York, Larry Robinson, Sa y , . Hoffmafl, L12 C v Y Moore, Cind Day. SECOND ROW, Miss Klema, JOYCE , . ' L , J gnu Cassell, srewarr, Drailrne Griffin. FRONT ROW: Jeff Wilson, James Kresge, Pam Hams' Lou Ann Munger' Dianne ee O Steve Snyder. NE- Mm gr nfl ,,,, ,-,f ,',.. D , .,,,. ,,f . ww. H655-, JL R251 1 i J N i 4 1 I Ca-, MRS. LAKIN BACK ROW: Dana Hale, Debbie Telander, Claudette Wideman,- Patsy Martinez, Mike Burger, Dawn Silvius, Karen Will, Richard Graham, Robbin Nansen. THIRD ROW: Terri Crough, Don Slavens, Linda Johnston, Maxine Stewart, Dorothy McCall, Nancy Adams, Concheeta Longus, Debbie Gillen, Julie Wiesendanger. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lakin, Kenny Ford, Gor- don Johnson, Robert Reed, Sue Duffy, Kathy Ketron, Doug Long, Audrey Batts, Joan Waeldin. FRONT ROW: Joanna Haggard, Max Vass, Vickie Boulais, Diane Furrow, Brenda Bracy, Rose Mary Hulum, Sam Covington, Daphne Graham. - H 26 ! MRS, R Belligni ASheHfg Many Q Mark 'I itfxf - If ' Sharon Light- MR. MILLER BACK ROW: Pamela I-licks, Pam Rogers, Loren Hough, Linda White, Curtis Everett, Cheryl Crenshaw, Kim Burger ber, Michael Janie Arrington. THIRD ROW: Judy Peterson, Diane Rahmier, Kathy Ross, Patti Shelton, Sandra Carlisle, Diana Williams, obinson, Sally Martha Crum, Brenda Holding. SECOND ROW: Mr. Miller, Chris Trump, Ardy Hanschu, Richard Fisher, Darrell Rains, Steve in Cassell, Henoch, Darrell Fiske, Donald Mattison. FRONT ROW: Max Johnson, Tom Wilbur, Kathy Day, Nancy Stephenson, Debbie Mc- Rae, Carolyn Spruill, Larry Doerre, Ola Pickett. ,- r h n Connie Haynes Debbie Wootan, Sandy White. Geflie 3031- B111 ' ' S S' RILEY BACK ROW: Laurie Summers, Ann Step emo T d Weeks ,Pam Armstrong, JOY Carpenter. Doug Jones' Becky ,ilviu 'Dowfhy Benignus, Terri Toland. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Riley. Bob Adrian, Te nil Ramsey Cecelia Perez, Bob Cam, Karl Ryan, 'am' GOV Ashenfelrer, Diane Walters. Jody Allen. SECOND Row: Nancylolvalionliumer Nancg, wmsiow, Bill Eickhoff, Pat Rexmaa, wird' d Marty Charbonneau. Marilyn Imber. FRONT ROW: Dieter Gauf, M1 S ' v fqf I 1 , fldaia Mark Tickel, Scott Bailey, Mary Englemafl. 27 ire Q E 1 Lf' 1. CA SR I Xl . G of NIJ -x x up -I fl S , f i 2 5 WN r , Nx- mem- ' ,f Jr! hrlejy,-. , ff mnfffe W i Z X 1 fr if '-Q V' ,Ji-M, OVER BACK Row Mrs Stover Viola Slay Beverly Cole. Steve Lindemanf Dennis Timmons' Gary Wilson' FRONT MRS. ST 2 - f f , . l E - U ROW: John Hutchinson, Tyress Allen, Pam Gardenhire, Cassandra Grant. Llnda Ludes. PHI Richardson. Mafle 519111055 s.! MR. ZENGER BACK ROW: Glenn Hoover, Jerome Piannenstiel, Cindy Kinley, Patty Foley, Mike Lindsey, Mike Tucker, FRONT ROW: Bruce Halpain, Tim Daily, Paul Day, Norma King, Paulette Parker, Frankie Thomas. 28 MR. ELF:-f Seven V- 5' many Lawlei, Qi' fic kjcu, - 7 MAKE-L Cheryl E Vergnicl Pamela A. YQS Q ' Ava-+4 W 92 ks J, 72 , X 254- ,vu 1 1'3 , Q . ' 2 , M E 6 5 2 5 J ? 9 f 2 K i li yi 4 QS: sn nv xv QU 'Q ,fir , xanga' ' ' ef' J rn, 'mg V: A7 9 UN: ., limp HOV MR. VELHARTICKY BACK ROW: Darrell Anderson, Mark Jones, Chris Bernhardt, Larry Faulkner, Steve Wick, Larry Faulkner, :mega 'A Steven Wick, Larry Reeves, Steve Johnson, Mark Kinderknecht. THIRD ROW: Stan Britt, Dale l-lill, Doug Baker, Larry Filler- f 1, n z if .6 gfli gf Q fv A A h ' man, Dallas Baker, Billy Vaupel, David Mickey, John Mattos, Vernie Brockelman, SECOND ROW: Mr. Velharticky, Larry Lawler, Gregg Horner, John Alexenko, Guy Rushing, Steve Wearing, David Serrault. FRONT ROW: Stanley Arthur, Henry Vid- ricksen, Lyle McClintock, Ronald Barrett, Steve Ecton, Johnny Walker, Donald Tyson, Larry Leonard. ' 1 ' f' 1, y, FRONH MAKE-UP PICTURE BACK ROW: Gary Bradshaw, Curtis Everett, Nolan Olson, Cathy Hunt, Lily l-latcher, Kathy Waldron, 'Wt' Cheryl Flippen, Mary Lou Bennett, Vicki Fowler. SECOND ROW: Debra Jennings, Lanny Dauber, Susy Shank, Melany Hill, Veronica Clark, LaTessa Jackson, Ginny Jepsen, Danny Bright, Cleveland Oakes. FRONT ROW: Shirley Jensen, Steve Sudderth Pamela Ludes, Beatrice Clark, Teresa Savage, Benita Butler, Brenda Sudderth, Mike Darling, Donna Fisher, h 29 s. AX :R r' Q f 9 if Of 'Z Q 04 g-. FN -x ,. SEVENTH GRADE HO EROOMS MR. BALTHAZOR BACK ROW: Frank McMillan, Clarence Massenberg, Dale Wann, Louis Roche, Bryan Elder, Connie Smith, Frederick Martinez. THIRD ROW: Mike Kohr, Donna Bethe, Carol Sisson, Ginna McCrae, Jerry Iellison, Richard Huff, James Karr. SECOND ROW: Mr. Balthazor, Kathy Lindeman, Pete Knoblock, Susan Lachenmeier, Christine Linn, Ienita Swansen, Richard Turner, Pam Jones. FRONT ROW: Jeff Usher, Glenn Mastellar, Cheryl Wagner, Donna Simmons, Greg Morris, Rob Goble, Bobby Allen. Chgtlef. SECOID f ROM.: L! ,L D J frkeinrvo BACR ROW: Ray Winters, Steven Howard Jeff Nelson Tracy S ellman G C Herbert, Greg Warden. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Carstens, Dick Blackwell Debbie H13.Ib- Ei ay arpenter, Chuck Marsh, Mark Salas. David Wootan. Steve Pierce, Charles Anderson. FRONT ROW- Raren Will' lu, ana Wmte' Mlcheue Voudrie' Jose Winslow, Dayna White, Mak Strange, Kenneth West' . iams, AIDY Harrison, Yvonne GrieP, Lauran 30 MISS CEU: P I -.. hlllip jgayl SECO KD RQ Meng. PEO 3f00ks MR. CARLSON BACK ROW: Dana Harris, Larry Foreman, Alan Gebhart, Bruce Dotz, Mike Honomichl, Michael King, Randy Qgymie Smith Chandler. THIRD ROW: Paul Strange, Stan Hampton, Mike Ward, Ronnie Smith, Sam Skelton, Bruce Gebhart, Earl Reynolds. 35,5 Huff' me SECOND ROW: Mike Wilson, Lester Ails, Michael Heald, Ronald Richardson, Scott McBride, Roger Aaron, Ricky Lewis. FRONT mia Swmen ROW: Mr. Carlson, Don Dinneen, Dennis Dority, Steve Cullip, Brad Bassett, Jon Kindlesparger, Ronald McQuillan. Xiofris, Rob 'Q' T D' U' MJ MISS CULBERT BACK ROW: Debra Bowen, Johnny Thayer, Deborah Martin, Dyian Williams, Glen Soldan, Bonita Cannon, ,wil Phillip Naylor THIRD ROW: Ann Clark, LuAnn Olsen, Pat Helbert, Jeff Millikan, Carl Miller, Cindy Neimeyer, Tina Pickrell. of Harsh, lyke l SECOND ROW. M155 Culbert, John Marietta, David Kosinski, Mark Smith, Steve Hopwood, Dan Mulvenon, David Jennings, Tom b udrie' 1321 A Mertz FRONT ROW' Joy Banner. Terri Wilson, Barb Baer, Nancy Brillhart, Elise Dreher, Denise Calhoun, Dianna Brown, Cindy I , . J 'f flbfo' Brooks. , 3 I Aff , X C 2: - Tr,-, air Q, . 4545 ,x I r if 3lf5,,1s J ,Was Q JN ii ' 't A 452' 'fgrvwaii N J.. 9 v, 'oy I-. f .J Q I ,J W. 1 .. - XX! gff L Q 4 'X 'QVJ' a nd y raafanz J ,J A 1'.2i'f , JL 0 Q J? in f V' S-we 5 ,fr 3, rw' ,L ' 3:9 ,ff , ' aw w A. - 1,3 xx A in ., H I W S- ,+R .J 2-p -auffi S ,, J, .1-r:A'2:: '-2, it fr J J. 1' I ' r L . LZ I' KL. J JN rp , r 9' x sk I-. ,4-0 185' 0 W 1' ' 4 X F' A MR. ELDER BACK ROW: Bill Jones, Tony Montognese, Jim Medina, James Main, Robert Vandiver, Tom Thompson, Clarence E53 5,:,Cg. Halpain, Steve Martin. THIRD ROW: Mr. Elder, David Powell, Dennis Graham, Wayne Chamberlain, Mike Hardesty, Jim Baker, mock' P-Lf' . ff Jerry Madison, Mike Basye, Richard Reeve. SECOND ROW: Randy Mclntosh, Danny Wolford, Gary Gurney, John Gadson, Mark lagging, 'X y Ford, Rex Purviance, Lloyd Shipman, Randy Rundell, Roger Crooks. FRONT ROW: Stephen Beck, David Tholstrup, Steve Hewitt, Bgbmggcfe, S? 5 Glenn Hardesty, James Thompson, Lee Radke, Kenny Hollowell, John Nordstom. guy' E5 ' J L 1 I J W 1 .i 4 72 Y ki. J, MRS. FELLMAN ,,,,,,,q ma. BACK ROW: Gene Gibson, Gary Abbott Walter Banker S3 ROW: Laura Bumsted, Cheryl Prager, Kim Morgan, Del Jewell Joan BadmgiradIIjiithli!,5ZFg Iilharon Acciarn, Bob Crowe. FOURTH 3 MRS HHH Rell. Terry Revels THIRD ROW- Kevin Wood Jo Mc ' , ' SIUSGI, racie Porter Jane McMic- J ' 1 SAQLQ 1 . ' - , 1 KGDZIS, Ro e J 1111 ' - . , ' 5 C1613 ' N13-U-1' Debbie Bergman' FRONT ROW: Cindy McDowell, Janet PHOZES g11,dM1ke White, Shirley Wise, Norma McQueen, Erie 9 BMEUIS. THIRD Virginia McKenzie, Frank Holcom, Coley Younger, , n a Bowman, Dorothea McCullough, Bonnie Beichle, i Benz SECOJNL ' ' ' 'N- Sfmd - Q RL 32 raD1C1WOn. st if Q as w L MRS. FRERER BACK ROW: Sid Bacon, Dennis Weis, Larry Humes, Randy Ogborn, Deborah Swanson Marla Prather TI-HRD ROW Barry Smock, Pam Ward, Joyce Werth, Cheryl Skaggs, Steve Bumsted, Jamie Armstrong, SECOND ROW Mrs Frerer Sandy Thies, Jeff Garcia, Dennis Smith, Terry Radke, Becky Post, Robert Ricklefs. FRONT ROW Dean Fowler Sandy Fields Mike Lay, Barbara Cooke, Janis Thielen, Rebecca Riggs, Kathy Giersch, Marleen Stewart. MRS. HEIM BACK ROW: Sandra Carney, Cindy Chapman, Alice Ayers, Dawn Cozadd Clements. THIRD ROW: Janny Dauber, Debbie Brown, Debbie Henry, Debbie Hensley Burnham. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Heim, Sheila Benson, Sharon Benson, Sharon Adams, Jolean Hindman Lisa Holt Charmain Benz FRONT ROW- Herlinda Fernandez, Ann Serrault, Georgeana Ferguson, Kathy Sellers Dianna Cross Lynn Coverdale Sondra Dickson. X ' 33 , ,..-. . , 41, f, - ,. . I K k a If bl Dir lb ,a x xx ,J X F' X I I I r ... I fr ' 3 f 4, i ,4 I MR. HEWITT BACK ROW: Sherry Soldan, Connie Hensley, Georgia Harris, Cecilia Lawrence, Mary Adams, Kathy Kiser, Jo- I mimspurji 5,L,f hanne Crawford, THIRD ROW: Brenda Hunt, Mari Ortiz, Susan Scriven, Melinder Auer, Barbara Hawkins, Wanda Gray, Larry I FLM' Dial Brown, Richard Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hewitt, Jim Braum, Rich Benson, Leslie Bennett, O. D. Burse, Victor Pear- mc-n LYEGZSQT son, Keith Mitchell, Gary Sherbert, Steve Sigle. FRONT ROW: Roger Bloyd, Frank Norton, Jack Boster, Susan Lehman, Susan Wjfom My Armour, Joan Anderson, Joe Richardson, Debbie Stoskopf. IM , -'- ' W3y16III0Of5v - v H 4 Y -fff wvzmnnrvrr-rf ' Y 'ilu 1 rvrroo Hui 1111 BACK ROW: Ernest Brawley, Ginny Feighny, Connie Eichorn Margaret Douglas Den. B k I THIRD ROW: Bonnie R , B L - - . ' ' 136 fewer, -Hr Socin. I SECOND ROW: Miss H5316 elqikingflgf CEYFEAFCHGIS Kim Scott, Mary Rirtgers, Leslie Damker, Bi1l,Hemmy, Mike Martinez. I MISSMOGN BIC.. Luther. FRONT ROW: Chugk Gibson,8Dgni1U551V3EMg1i3g. Egxbvgrt lljlanchett, Dan1?Y Fisher, BrYan APP1ebY. TOHY Martin, F1oYd I ?HRDR0IV: phiuip Shannon. ' Y S' 'my Baker, Kim Abbott, Diane Dowell, Coleen Johnson, KOWC Missyqw H 'T Parker. P H' 34 -I R l alll Laum , ni 72 'bf 'S-it xlser IO J Csay, Lang y MR. MASHAK BACK ROW: Dana Mott, Michelle Hobbs, Donna Dowell, Julie Nelson, Kathy Newcomb, Marcia Nelson, Mar- Xicrof pw. lene Lantz. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mashak, Ira Crum, Jolene Ekluno, Janell Johnson, Lucy Swain, Jerry Menzie, Pam Earle, Sharon rn-nan, Su-gm Jackson, Lynda Symington. SECOND ROW: Vicki Swartz, Jimmy McKinney, Larry Talbert, Debbie Martinez, Ron Heald, ' ' OW: St le Roseberr , Scott Marshall, Ernest Garcia, Kenny Sweeney, Robert Johns, Julius Darby, Jack Robison. FRONT R an y y Wayne Moore, Tim Stielow, Bob Minshall. J, Jtnn hC ss Debra Crooks Sandy Pence, Bobby Sprecker, Cindy Olso n, Mike Selrn J BACK Row- J sm seider, Debora ro , . B goflifl' S Robin Diehl 'lliesesa Jarrett Cindy Noyes, Debra Peterson, Frank Cortez, Mary Wares, Doug Lillie. SECOND 11 J ' ' ' . - ' ' . NT ROW: if . uiarrirlez' . ROW: Miss Moon, Paula Tyson, Rebecca Baldwin, M38 Luce, Afchle Reeves' Bob Stemft John SPbT3eHY PRO Jac le i Martin, FW Parker, Paul Lallman, Sundra Parker, Terry MHHUS, Laura Gllberl. WGYHG Ellgberg. MHFHYH LHS eff' 1 'A ,, Ltll Vfhnso' 35 , I . 5--5 A y r . 'W . 'ffl L f 3.iSS5ChLif, L. S MORRISON BACK ROW Delvin Zoch John Reynolds Ike Todd, Mike Wheeler, Paul Huiett, Mitch Turner. TI-HRD ROW: !5eb:ec, 'fl' MR . I ' ' V SECOND ROW: 1 I, , . . - Susan Shanahan, Gwen McQueen, Lowell Lamer. :Mbit y John Duda, Judy Johnson, Sheryl Milleson, Vicki Megenity, U G 1 Swenson, ,midi 1 Mrs. Morrison, Elizabeth Kendall, Gerald DiV6lbiSS, Jeff Wafdr Be'3SY Adams' Jeanillle RO5'ttl?OEbIEZ?lJeg1jli1r,a Bixigr fufvnsgzfwl if . . ' 1 , . LT, I .-M FRQNT ROW: Lanny Zadina, Lisa Roush, Kathy Roquet, Daniel Crawford, Cindy A Sn, 21 Mcvr Km, ,, mel, ,,- 4,fw3 -nllllp MISS NIELSEN BACK ROW- Ed Toner Darcy Button Kath Garretts RosaRi hm cl hi . , , y , c on , S 'rley Johnson,- Katherine Mancini, Janice y Hawboker. THIRD ROW: Joan Gaschler, Tom Sanchez, Henry Williams, Alan Pilcher, Monita Moser, Lillian Del-Ierrera, John QMRSSOLDNER R' Dorsey. SECOND ROW: Miss Nielsen, Mark Scott, David Doerre, Ricky Aills, Mike Weber, John Bruce, Mark Bacon, Tyra Parr- ffhr, Steve wubjm son. FRONT ROW: Patty Gerhardt, Petra Carman, Alan Peterson, Annaliese Goedde, Gary Hardman, Debbie Neal, Robert Bryan, lN0H1nThOma5 Aff Ralph Sanders. lmag, Mimi ' W5 . QI Jo Ext . , SChH61dQriDebha 2 QI 36 T HRD ROW XD ROW: 'N SHSOU. HM MISS SCHAEFER BACK ROW: Denise Pope, Christie Abbott, Paula Sisson, Connie Rojas, Gail Knoblock, Debra Johnson, Chris Sebree, Becky Vanover, Juanita Wilson, Jill Willis. THIRD ROW: Joni Washington, Barb Bunch, Liz Hanchett, Nancy Shanahan, Debbie Leiker, Cathy Boaz, Sue McMillin, Coleen Summers, Doris Summers, Sue Stratman. SECOND ROW: Miss Schaefer, Karen Swander, Karen Andrews, Mary Falkenstein, Martha Ricklefs, Margaret Sanchez, Phyllis Montoy, Barb Lyon, Dawn Wilson, Joyce St. Clair. FRONT ROW: Colleen Burch, Mary Young, Jill Harrison, Mary Borum, Priscilla Baxter, Elaine Stannard, Becky Gilbert, Kathy Wilson. Q A , 'Ce ,hlfllr QI3-1 john rfra Pm' ,ri-gf! gfyan' l BACK ROW Co Weber Lyle Turner Jeff Seymour, Brad Brown, Gary Madison, Jay Weisendanger, G2-Ylell MRS. SOLDNER I ' ' . . - - . A hr .1 THIRD ROW? ghafolyn Stevens, Susan Snyder, Kathy Wilson, Kim Thomas, Camille Wilkins, Debra Timm, Fe , Steve W1 Siqnnb 1 Hall John Estep SECOND ROW: Mrs. Soldner, David Eazel, Ricky Tilton, Ronald Vilardell, Mary Fore- Norma Thomas,J lo er D Lg Bimngslegj FRONT RQW- Glenn Grampre, Johnnie Thomas, Carol Lagemann, Susan Fletcher, Julie man, Margaret oinson, 0 ' U ' Schneider, Debra Rhodenbaugh, Debbie Lf1VCftYv Cmdy Lamar' 37 1 X V f X KL Q' I Q lb fs.. 'X -5 tk' 5 I x J K Q, g ef North's seventh grade and eighth and ninth grade i bands have contributed to extracurricular activities under the direction of Mrs. Werth. During this school year, the eighth and ninth grade band has marched in a parade and has per- formed at assemblies. From the seventy-two-piece band came the pep band which was the first of its kind at North in more than twenty years. Training for participation in the band again next year, the sixty-piece seventh grade band did not march but performed in several concerts through- out the year. ,- A Y N... fx. -rg f M., Mx.,-ff -x,-'nf-,.,-. 38 KI fm I i xv' Cf! xi F is fx, If - r . - 1 ,Q 2 7- 1 . 1 .nf 1 1 I 'Q STUDENT CQOUNCFH. REORGANIZED At the beginning of the year each of the forty-four home- rooms at North elect one representative and one alternate for Student Council. The purpose of having a Student Council is to enable the expression of opinions from the whole student body. The reorganization of the council was an important and carefully planned change. The officers were elected and an auditor and recorder were chosen from each grade. The officers, recorders, and auditors make up the executive board. Films on Parliamentary Procedure were shown and this way of conducting meetings was adopted. ,,---Nu f J. 1' 1 1, Z f' it ah' ' ., . rr' 5,2 .. 'Q' 'ax 6,5 8th BACK ROW: Duke Rauh, Vicky Boulais, Tom Roderick, Norma King. SECOND ROW: Steve John- son, Charles Moore, Jon George, Sharon Lightner. FRONT ROW: Patty Sheldon, Larry Loy, Pat Richard son, Sue Rinas, Bob Adrian. Q at W a f QW ,, g Q1 ga - -, , ,, ,I 9th Representatives BACK ROW: Pauline Hatcher, Sam Haggard, Jim Brinkman, Bill Graves. SECOND ROW: Wendy Warner, Nadine Rodriguez, Cindy Brockway, Marilyn Ross, Hal Urbanek. FRONT ROW: Robert Herring, Leslie Rushing, Christie Abbott, Joyce Bensman, Lyle Spellman. '7th BACK ROW: James Main, Steve Howard, Chad LaComb, Jerry Jellison. SECOND ROW: Mary Adams, Donna Dowell, Kim Abbott, Barb Raer, Marcy Sherman. FRONT ROW: Steve Btunsted, Kim Morgan, Kathy Garrel, Robin Diehl, Bob Kob- bemen., EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: STANDING: Sharon Lightner, Marilyn Ross, Mr. Sillin, Miss Klema, Mrs. Riley, Mr. Crank, Mr. Julius, James Main, Donna Dowell, Patty Sheldon. SEATED: -Mrs. Lynch, Bill Graves treasurer: Kim ATJIJOII, 2nd Vice-president: Sam Haggard, president: Tom Roderick, lst vice-president: Cindy Brockway, secretary: Lewis LaPierre. l b 40 J Igideju P VL1 J ghifr I ICI, SPOR WRX 5 l, it we il J J rf, ... I 'H , D J J. , J .n i F-' , I J I l l 1 l i i 1 J i E 1 I P I 1 i I i 3 l Y LATLN CLUB OFFICERS BACK Row: Richey Lindeman, presidentg Tom Roderick, vice-president, Pauline Hat- cher, Kathy Gray, assistants. FRONT ROW: Mr. Koes- ler, sponsorg Vicky Wilkins, Wendy Warner, Sec. -Treas. Becky Vanover, program chairman. LATIN CLUB ra 4,2 SIS, 'E nr A f iii Q .iq-, V I 1 A ft S PAN I S H yf 2 N it c,,. T W- 'f 52 Vu -' 25 Q , - , , H5953 ff! 15 m ,sg 4 1 ' 2 'f ,Mr-f-, t fir, H' rr WL LI wh Q 41.3 ,,.,,.,f. fa ! M' W M GZ' l ,x : of ' ,. J , .. ,ng ' N f N x +3 f Q , , 2 I g 1 1 il 1 SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Mrs. Punches, sponsorg Wendy Welborn, secretaryg Ian Ryberg, presidentg Ted Johnson, Vice-presidentg Mrs. Riley, sponSOI9 Nor PiC' tured: Iere Murray, program chairman. 'i f 1 A 4l I V- 1 ,wwg , W . fd 52, 1 ' X ,, I ..,,0.1.,f b -rw ,: ,f ' EVENTH GRA E CHORU The Seventh Grade Chorus as they appeared at the Chrlstmas Program. PILOT it , BACK ROW: Terry Neal, James Hocking, Norman Burt, Steve Gibson, Joe Bowman, Billy Graves, Roo Lasley. THIRD ROW: Mike Scribbins, Bob Ripley, Steve Packare, Jack Manion, Richey Lindeman, Bill Weber. SECOND ROW: B. J. McCrae, Kathy Revels, Debbie Gray, Wendy Nelson, Chris Bross, Mary Kay Falkenstein, Kathy Stauffer. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lakin, Barbara Arnold, Chris Sebree, Lois Kvasnicka, Pat Hauserman, Debbie Hibbard, Jody Grant, Helen Roets, Marie Vargas. Pilots consisted of selected ninth graders and was directed by Mrs. Lakin. This group which served as a nucleus for the Youth Chorus sang on November 21 at a PTA meeting, Christ mas Concert on December l4, at assemblies, and at other special requests. YOUTH cHoRus fl F9 A X150 , . 44' 9 -P .5 4 i Th Y um Chorus directed by Mrs Lakin was composed of ninth and eighth graders. On February 25 they sang with C y O 1 ' ' the Youth Symphony OICHCSIIH' 43 11.1 Nagy- -L' .-. , L..-fa., ' - fs X KL .-x, '.- 31 fl I AQ r I oily I I 4 GIRLS E JOY Y-TEENS The girls in Y-Teens have had a season full of activities. Sponsors and girls alike have enjoyed the chance to work and have fun together. In looking back over the year, the girls and sponsors will recall serious thoughts and laughter, but best of all, the wonderful Y-Teens friends and fellowship. 9th OFFICERS STANDING: Sponsors - Miss Thclander, Mrs, Ulrich, Mrs. Nelson. SEATED: Kathy Revels, president: Susan Adams, vice-president: Priscilla Baxter, secretary, Corrine McCray, treasurer. 9th CABINET BACK ROW: Donna Griffin. Pam Carpenter, Sandy Anderson, Debbie Van Pelt, ISDH Dfehef, Jill Willis. SECOND ROW: Sherry McDowell, Gertrude Manely, Sue Hays, Debbie Walker, Wendy Welborn. SEATED: Kathy Revels, Susan Adams, Priscilla Baxter, Corrine McCray. ,mi r I 8th OFFICERS STANDING: Mrs. Stover, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Batten. SEATED: Dana Hale, secretary: Terry Wilson, vice-president: Soni Copeland, president, Sally Stew- art, treasurer. 8th CABINET BACK ROW: Dana Hale, Dona Johnson, Teri Wilson, Soni Copeland, Kathi Linville, Donna Dahlberg, Joni Washington, Gretchen Krutz, Jan Howard, Terri Toland, Peggy Graves. FRONT ROW: Sally Stewart, Rheba Bowens, LaDena Kernohan, Debbie Mathews, Diane Rhamier, Paulette Parker, Joan Waeldin. ' r 3' fl iv l l l 5 1 Mrs ,r ltg Yr F H l r l r l l nrer, T illis iue thy I Y. l :il 1: Q E lu l 3 r I 4 r Il 1 on, Mrs. gy, Terry ally Stew- H, Teri berg. i TO13I1d1 Boweus. , Paulette ,. , E 3 , , J y It was w ith great excitement and anticipation that the 255 4 l - - . . . . - . J seventh grade girls joined into the many activities or their club, Sugar and Spice. Fun, inspiration, and enthusiasm M 1 ran high all year. I -Y W r kb, A y The club met once a month in the cafetoriuni where the Z? , , f Z r - - . . . ,' 2 girls enjoyed special programs at Halloween, Thanksgiving, l .f ' if and Christmas, ln January, the girls toolr part in a candle- y lighting service and in February, a Valentine program. Slrits i T and stunts were presented in March. During the Easter sea- wf, f f son, the girls participated in Lenten services and entertained their mothers at a party in April, The year closed with a carnival. Each program helped each girl to grow a little more, day by day. Mrs. Carstens, Miss Nielson, Mrs. Cox, M, - Miss Moon. FRONT ROW: Tracey Spell- man, presidentg Rebecca Riggs, treasurerg Timm 'ri I Cindy Noyes, vice-presidentg Debra Baxter, ,ffl hff- QM, 4' secretary. W , i 'Ur 1 ,I i fly: ue R AND sprcr gif AN l 1 , if BOYS CLLI B , 1 'rr ' Many of the seventh grade boys enjoyed the sport lilms and high school speakers that were presented during the 7th i Boys' Club meetings. Sponsors that helped the organization throughout the year were Mr. Balthazor, Mr. Carlson, Mr. Elder, Mr. Hewitt and Mr. Mashak. Officers selected to preside over the club's activities were Bob Minshall, presidentg Chuck Gibson, vice-presidentg Bruce Gebhart. secretaryg and Scott McBride, treasurer. V rf, K x Seventh Boys' Club Cabinet and SPODSOIS 45 HEEME lr D596 HNSWPF STUDENTS Cheerleaders play an important role on the Northern stage of school life. They boost the morale of our team's players by leading the Pep Club in high-spirited cheers. North's cheerleaders also spark school spirit by attending as many school games as possible and by participating in pep-building proj- ects. v V NX Cahoon, Sue ALTERNATES: Melissa Steele, 9thg Patti McBride Sharon Page Steele 8th QWRQWQWNOE gzlz - z K J S yi l u l l H +1 Lmporrim y 156 ofschool l iii gf our ' L25 U16 Pep ..c.,35' ..,0 ,park I 23 and by 45312 :rej- , . y l 2 i l 5 I ' l Ll.: Wm l ORTH JU IOR HIGH PEP CLUB A PEPPY YEAR FOR CI-LEERING SECTION Pep Club members have assisted the cheerleaders in boosting school spirit. Besides cheering the team on, girls made posters for each game while the officers sold ribbons and stickers. Sponsors and girls both have worked to make 1967-1968 a real peppy year. 4 qpj Q? 47 KAL e '2 1' 'L' ..r dr ' s. xr JU'-K i' I '-Ll OFFICERS AND SPONSORS BACK ROW: Mary Engleman, Vicc-presi- dentg Mrs. Sherrer, Miss Schaefer. FRONT ROW: Elise Drelier, Treasurerg Maureen Rock, Presidentg Mary Catherine Roth, Secretary. Cheerleaders and Pep Club help defeat Hutchinson. M lr L' 2' cw - 4 1 u,,g4,X - X f I Y pg mgfllfl kg X ' a It ., QM li ? A jd 5 Mmwa LIBRARY STAFF SLIPERVISES MODEL LIBRARY Probably one of the most publicized projects that was on the move here at North was our model library. Sufficient funds from the federal govern- ment, administered by the state, increased our book supplement and bought additional audio visual materials. Students used this well-supplied library throughout the school year for individual study. LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Sonja Bengtson, head librariang Miss Rachel Heath, head of audio visual department. .mi X... nMm,,,..4 , a 1 1 1 I w I f s F 1 u I m I l l N I 7 I ff ,K x ' . 1 f , , gg, an , M , , ,ji Q M nf: f 21:3-aw , K ' . fi Q55 .- J angina- 69 4 -4- , V, , 8 r-gp a ' XJ 4 1 A R- M fi' if 11 f I -.2 f , -, Q gf - V Q 1 ff j ,A 1 l 1 ' 1 1 1 w ' ' ' 9th FOOTBALL 1-EAM BACK Row: Manager Joe Frank, Terry Snyder, Randall McAllister, Randy Slay- ton, Brad Hamilton, Terry Neal, Tom Dugger. SECOND ROW: Sammy Haggard, Don Rogan, Mike Livengood, Jack Gillam, Steve Comer, Mark Reese, Bill Hokett, Earl Hicks. THIRD ROW: Melvin Peck, Reggie Broils, Leon Campbell, John Hays, Mike Crusha, Leroy Smith, Jack Wickersham, Hal Urbanek, Larry Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Keith Bacon, James Hocking, Owen Johnson, John Stein, Tom Miller, Ken Lantz, Dennis Fisher, Mike Guernsey, Richard Tholstrup, Tim McCloskey. FRONT ROW: Bill Graves, Eddie Koelling, Russell Johnson, David Frederking, Lamone Jackson, James Batts, Mature Battle, Steve Swander, Lewie LaPierre, Mike Lindsay, Joe Bowman, and Steve Ashton. 8th FOOTBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Terry Brady, Hank Viderickson, Duke Roul, Scott Bailey, Wayne Priddy, Curtis Everett, Larry Dorree, Mike Turner, Bruce Baughn, Greg Thomas, Bob Vopal, Kelly Jones, Charles Moore. 2nd ROW: David McClanathan, Glenn Hoover, Bruce Serault, Richard Nitsch, Jon George, Jeff Wilson, Tom Roderick, Bill Benignus, Jerry Wilson, Bruce Doty, Kim Brown, Stan Fields, Mark Jones, Gary Edmiston. 3rd ROW: Langford Haynes, Bob Adrian, David Serault, Mike V Moore, Randy Kaster, Tom Wilbur, Larry Loy, Jim Smith, Murray Carstons, Bill Eickhoff, Don Din- neen, manager David Mickey, Scott Ward. 4th ROW: Larry Lawler, Roy Gray, Otic Jones, Roy De- h witt, Max Johnson, Robert Sayer, Jan Kindlesparker, Chuck Haviland, Dick I-lousely, Ron Hocking, Jerry Radke. FRONT ROW: Ron Summers, Darrell Rains, Bob Graham, Paul Day, Larry Robison, Brad Basset, Sam Skelton, Bob Conn, Karl Ryan, Loren Hough, Richard Graham, Robert Reed, Ronnie Smith. 50 1 Q f er fax -. J A f f '1 ,H T' I Xonh - North North North P 1 9.. ai, Q3 c 'X ' I is -23 W1 1 . V 'O' I I v North - - - 6 North - - North - - North - - North - - North - - North North North North NINTH GRADE GAMES South -------- - - 7 33 Manhattan ------- 2 26 Hutchinson Central- - 7 32 Hutchinson Liberty - - 7 26 McPherson ------- 14 13 Junction City ------ 6 if North's defense proves effective against Junction City's offense. . COACHES EIGHTH GRADE GAMES - - 7 Hutchinson Sherman - - 6 - - O Junction City ---- - - - 0 - 20 Hutchinson Central- - - 7 - - 7 South ------- -- 1 4 9th: Loren Burch, Jim Sackrider Sth: Ken Miller, Curtis Crooks Not Pictured: Jerry Suttle W1 7 ,. ,P r 41 ff' W H 2 .07 , ,W . V 2 'W 'in b '7 IQ at '24 t X. fff ' I , f .,-f,,24f,!if ,Q ' an g,f,A.yN-54..,MW2 M -Us ,.:n.,,A , .fm ,, f, ,. . ,M if My ,-M h v -is LN p w ' Q - S . pf: jim' zsfzii 'W 4 L' . 1 V' , 1, f V -1 Y, . I ,, ,f lf, 1 A , 127 VMWi m an wk fr -f , . fy f ,rf KW., M, fl f we ...V 'U . 52 f-, f ,, ' Q ' sf , lf ,I 'K I Q G , V y ,. M, V 5 'Q 4 S as ' ,, , 3 V 2 r 4 r , Z V I W... , ,,,, 1 , V . ,, My V . I 7 it .. 7, - - , i W- flfwilf Meg- M fb.-,f.,f,, ,, ,f,,, V- W -my 4 - f' ,, f- , 'f -f -f ' ' ,' I F .lim rfi,?i5y7lZ.HV!!Vf 1.4, :ftp ,,,. T5 ,,kV 1 V. V , V. H! J X it ssr' ' , IV I-7,,43W-, ,HMVQZ Yv,:v!,-7.1363 ff .. X mu f4W'Jl,., 4 f.. I ., , yV,y W , yyvyt , ,, , ,,,,,n V Mustangs' offense powered through opponents' lines of defense. 5I ff! X 5 P W' f BACK ROW: Jan Ryberg, Keith Bacon, Jim Brinkman, Steve McClain, Chris Summers, Steve Gibson, David Allen, Coaches, Mr. Elder, Mr. Adams. SECOND ROW: Monty Betts, Dennis Augustine, Jack Gilliam, Mark Reese, Leslie Fehr, Ben Wearing, Reggie Broils, Steve Swander, Jerry Wickersham. FRONT ROW: Russel Johnson, Mike Guernsey, Lewis La Pierre, Bill Graves, Mike Lindsay, Richard Tholstrup, John Stein, Sam Haggard, Ted Johnson, John Char- beaunea. NINTH BA KETBALL Hutchinson Central South -------- ---- Junction City - - - McPherson - - Manhatton ----- ---- Hutchinson Central South ----- ------ - McPherson - - - Manhatton - - - Junction City - - - North North North North North North North North North North 1 4 vs-. -x BACK RO vi Q Kims 1 I V U5 . lf 11 -K 55 1 . 'Jlh kETBA ...,M,.. H.. EGHTH ' 's .. .f,.-wer , V , V, mfr. fx, .. S W--.W 5 V v w -.,1,w1 1 . - ,Zi Q Lf , yi 3 ' of -s-f1'?Za- PTT . f ' , ' 3 ' 1 H , 'i its , I 5 - - ' 1' S- ,, , , f , s- .. - vs or X L. 9 ' ?7Q'rf,,ag'. , L ' H L I L . lsr? L5 K X61 H V' yf- r V ' .. i n if ' I f C j i iff' 6 ' , . ., Q, ,V ,,, . S i 123. s VL, ZmJ,i,a,,fQ1g5f' f - iff-5, ' f - if . 1 , . L ZA 5? .. d oz-s?7?:,4:,,ff' ' z ' X .: gf x, 2 . -. ? ,. ' ' -' v 1 . X ' I 2 qi ', ' ' , it . - . t V. f- . xx, I ,L 451, g:,f,b,,:g,g.-Iv-A wig, 131 Z -- ll ' Q- 'Q Quoin- ' f 4 tk? A C N ' ' 'Nfl M f m fi 1. ,. fugig- 4, . , X x - ,tx 150 , 5 q ' Q si ' ' ' 91' ,,f' ri 'QV t 'o , ' I f 1 X McPherson - - - ASKE BAL ---35 North----25 South - ---------- - - 35 North ---- 27 Hutchinson Liberty ----31 North----21 Junction City -------- 31 North ---- 43 I-Iutc hinson Centr al ----31 North----34 South ------------- 40 North ---- 28 Hutchinson Central ----26 North----44 McPherson ---------- 32 North ---- 31 Junction City - - -- - - - - 39 North - - - - 29 Hutchinson Liberty ---- 54 North----36 L 1 :tit 2, 155r was 1 a?irss. . Q E I 4 I J 4' , 2 f it 7 qhjfhg-.I yy , I 1 2 ,-12 N my f s 4 j 'I ag V ' ' ,.,..,,, L .4 4 A Q at 4 V Q M. ? i A inf V , 4 f ,.. Al , K . 4 7- tzr X I, , 3 1 2 fl , ' W, ' .,ff',,l?,, fg'1'?if'i ' ff X L 1 , , tammy , Q. W4 H N 41-cfizyyw ,X 'f,' is S ,,. 5 ft I 5 'u ,:..- 4- ,fx QQ J 2 +-wr f s w, '- , ' A A 1 - V ,QQ-f, ,-wa,-fzastfe 'd M Clanathan Tom Wilbur Greg Thomas, Max Johnson, Stanley Fields, Jeff Wilson. SECOND BACK ROW: Daw C ' , K' dles ar er, Duke Rauh, Tom Roderick, Student Manager ROW- Mr Suttle, Murray Carstens, Hank Vidrickson, Jon IU P S 1 Gem e, James Thompson, Larry Faulkner, Jim Smith, Roy Gray. Kim Brown. FRONT ROW: Larry Loy, .OH 8 53 Lincoln Basketball Captains Badmiton champs, Ginger Camaron and Sue Adams. Lincoln program: KICKBALL lst - Nancy Bissell's team 2nd - Wendy Welborn's team 3rd - Carolyn Graves' team GIRL Surpassing many memories of the 1967- 68 school year, the intramural program will long be remembered by many of North's girls. Besides the enjoyment received from participation the girls also established points for an intramural certificate. f 2 ,,, I f , 'V -1 ' Ziff .,,.-,, 'c 64,24 . ., f Q 1 a 1 4 .f- W, 7 -' tw ,r ' f W yi V , A AL, it 'f' ,. f , , X I 1 , .-NB ? f V' T., I , A, If ' V, , ' ' ' X Q . -m M My f az .- A Kickball champs, Nancy Bissell's team L? X 1.. . Kickball. 5 were thi Sam in the Lincoli grade srudemi girls partiii? 5 ketball in ltr W is . r ,war 0 , ft Q ,,- M- 9 .:,,. if , f ' fi, .-1 . - .Q ,, . .T E-if 1 2 E f : in E I 5 af. ' .1 Roosevelt Basketball captains I TRAMLIRALS Kickball, badmitton, basketball and volleyball were the games that molded the intramural program in the Lincoln gym for many eighth and ninth grade students. While the seventh and eighth grade girls participated in kickball, gymnastics and bas- ketball in the Roosevelt gym. , , A ,, 44,1 , fr va- , , M l 1 '91 , AZ a f , - 5 f, aj i r ' if li ' M ' 5 fu Q1 fi 1 Y r Working on the parallel bars Q is Roosevelt Program: I fy. 'M' KICKBALL lst - Elise Dreher's , team W, V217 1 2nd - Terri Toland's Y , team 40, - ' 3rd - Sharon Adams' team 4 1 f A I Z Z ' I ff? 3 J , wif, y ' K ' ,, ,fa l ,, -, fi if if ' ,f-ltr? W2 I I 'fl M 'A ak ! ' Kickball champs, Elise Dreher's team 55 f ,J BACK ROW: Tim McCloskey, Joe Bowman. SECOND ROW: Mike Smith, Leroy Smith, Reggie Broils, Jay Baer. FRONT ROW: Terry Debold, Mar- vin Williams, Melvin Peck, Joe Sweeney, Scott Freeman. 'v ,.... ..,. . ..,. ,,,, ,- ,fg- ,,a,,,,mw, P BACK ROW: Lanny Zadina, Steve Hewitt, Bryan Elder. SECOND ROW: Jeff Seymour, Mark Strange, Jerry Jel- lison. FRONT ROW: Tom Sanchez, Ron Vilardell, Bob Stein, Steve Sigle. 56 BACK ROW: Rick Steve Sigle, Phil ler. FRONT ROV Dennis Graham, YS' I TRA 'LIRALS ' N .a . '. ' ' 0 L1 . .J JOHN WIED MER, Athletics Director BACK ROW: Rick Benson, Lee Radke. SECOND ROW: Jerry Madison, Steve Sigle, Phil Naylor, Butch Doerre, Gary Gardiner, Randy Chand- ler. FRONT ROW: Keith Mitchell, Greg Warden, Pete Knoblock, Dennis Graham, Bob Stein. all fi FRONT ROW: Chuck Coffey, Bob Crowe, Pat I-lelbert, Dick Black- well, Gary Abbott, Walter Banker, Jeff Millikan, Chuck Gibson, John Nordstrom. BACK ROW: Kevin Wood, Bruce Gebhart, Jeff Nel- son, Dennis Graham, Butch Doerre, John Thomas. 57 THE MQW? We hope you've enjoyed the Northern Star. As you know, North, the school on the move , has been very active. Both students and faculty have been busy all year work- ing, playing, and learning together. The two new clubs, Medical Club and Art Club, have been on the move this year by organizing and setting their goals. The title, school on the move , is appropriate because everyone has been active participating in classroom activity and extracurricular programs. . Below are some pictures of students moving. We should be proud of our school on the move , North Jr. High. . g g ' , V If yo.. 1 Q ig ' 'M ig f,. , if 'mv- 1 ' uf' f YW Qt r ' x , 4, J 4,1 ,ff 58 .....a.. 's JL , ry. .L 5 6' 22- iw x L., rs 'rf -v'v'.-K 1 Je Melissa Adams: 1 4 ' .,-Qi. 1 is 1 3 AR :Q 1 1 1 1 51 l 'i- F x x I X, 1 mf ' +2 ..,. X Q , is X 1 2 I 'f f f' ,- f'fjfj,f,3,'-:jgig -. W 4 , f ,fr ,f ,v A 1 I-UB NEW CLUBS ON THE MOVE 11 , my 1 1 1 1 5 1 sa r 1 1 3 Melissa Steele, secretary-treasurerg Mr. 1 1 Adamsg Cindy Brockway, president: Tim 1 McCloskey, vice-president. W I 1 1 ' , - ,047 1 1 1967-68 was the first year for the Art Club. Members traveled to Kansas City, Wichita, and other towns located in Kansas to view art museums and exhibits, Besides traveling, the club made posters and decorations for North's halls. Another first-year club was Medical Club. The 23 mem bers visited rest homes, made toys for the pediatric wards and toured the hospitals of Salina. Both clubs have contributed much to the extracur- ricular activities at North. wi ' ' ' ' ' at rifi ,. l, QV! y. f I, L , iw? , Q 1311! 1 Us . rf' ., Cla 1 , 'x , 241' f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 l 1 1 1 1 , , af 'jrkjfyfl' V , ,,z,,,:,F.: , I-yr.: Mr , Wy, g,,a5,yy5Yg -- .. K 414 Qf 41 , , of , 1 QQ' ef I 2 Z , , 1 4 1 W f 1 Mrs.. Morrell, john Drennen, treasurerg Emma McCall, vice-presidentg Mary Schlyer, presi- dent. Not Pictured, Maxine Stewart, secretary. Ti-IE M DEQ L CLUB Sf? 1 1 1 1 wwf' gi? About 6,840 school days or 38 years have been devoted to this school system by Principal C. O, Scott. This has been a long and dedicated time of service. Mr. Scott graduated from Kansas Stat eTeach- er's College and received his Master's Degree from the University of Colorado in 1941. Between 1929 and 1943 Mr. Scott taught sci- ence, arithmetic, English, physical education, and also coached the football teams. In 1944 Mr. Scott became the proud principal of Roosevelt-Lincoln Junior High School. t. if Surely Mr. Scott has helped North progress as the school on the move . He has seen the days in which boxes placed in the homerooms were used as lockers, students sack lunches were eaten in R. 108, and organizations and meetings were held in the Blue Room which is now part of the library. Through Mr. Scott's efforts many new im- provements and techniques have been introduced to keep our school updated. . To the teachers of North Scotty has been a leader, a friend, a supporter never to be forgotten for his friendliness and politeness. T 2 l 1 'I 6 Z Cpfflj 'jc of tht Sidwi of the 1 .tv 'HQ . ,.,'.x, L l it QE 1 k. li 2 f, l l F' '-Q? .mn Fifa .1 I , VW' v Q, To the students, Mr. Scott has been an advisor a companion, a man of concern and aid To others he has been the past - vice-president of the Kansas State Teacher's Association, past - Pre- sident ofthe Salina Chamber of Commerce member of the Salvation Army advisory board and gf the sm, , y,,,L an f, ff 79 9, .. g,' -' 1 1 1 4: . f f , , fy Ma ..1.. if 1 fi' 1 if 1 s 6 4 1 ,X First Methodist Church. But, to all, Mr. C, O, Scott is a life-time advisor and supporter, a unique leader of men. Never could another man do so much for a school or his community as this man has devoted to his. 1 65 Citizens Advisory Committee and a member of the rj 0 ww' QD M Uj'flAQ'MMWwW , 19 My Q0ZQ ?C,gLmMmJ W0L2l fkLfMfvLgff X 5630 JWWD , Q, 5 QM Wwe MQfw4Z Ly L wg,Q, 54 ,L U jfgfiw Hw2wf4eL QQffMw1!i?XQQ, ?fiQZE5i5a?wQQq A6100 5 DL . 3 I , V Qw3?ff?'i'M n W 5 V Q Z l . 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