Satanta High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Satanta, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1968 volume:

PRINCESS Zo Ann Davis DEDICA TION . . . ... To administration, faculty, students, and all those who helped make this school year a success. STANDING, left to right: Sara Lahey, Jan McLain, Mrs. Stokes, Jeanine Miles, Deena Adams. SITTING: Gwen Brown, Lant Langley, Charlene Turner, Charlene Correll, Paula Kelley, Brenda Batman. SPONSOR: Mrs. Stokes. EDITORS: Charlene Correll, Charlene Turner. CHI EFT A IN S TA FF Producing the annual means WORK! WORK! WORK! 3 annual queen Linda Sunderland ANNUAL QUEEN ATTENDANTS Superintendent: MR. GLENN D. BROWN Principal: MR. PRESLEY M. PINER A DMINISTRA TION BOARD: Mr. Archie Rooney; Mr. Mark McLain; Mr. Charles McDonald, President; Mr. Presley Piner, Treasurer; Mr. Glenn Brown, Clerk; Mr. Don Foster, Vice-President; Mr. Gerald Lightcap; Mr. Charles Owings. 6 FACULTY TOP LEFT: MR. RICHARD BAKER: Physics, General Math, and Chemistry have been the classes taught by Mr. Baker during his second year of teaching at Satanta High School. He has also been a sponsor of the Junior class. CENTER LEFT: MR. REMEL BLUNDELL: Coaching, teach- ing, and sponsoring have kept Mr. Blundell busy throughout his second year at Satanta High School. Besides coaching football and track, he has taught classes in Health and Physical Education, and helped sponsor the Lettermen's Club. BOTTOM LEFT: MR. IRA BROMLOW: This has been Mr. Bromlow's third year of teaching math. Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Trigonometry are included in his teach- ing schedule. However, he also finds time to sponsor the Senior class. BOTTOM RIGHT: MRS. DANA HADDICAN: Mrs. Haddi- can has now completed her sixteenth year of teaching at Satanta High School. This past year she has been involved in teaching English II and English IV. She has also been a sponsor for both the Freshmen class and Pep Club. TOP LEFT: MR. HERSHEL LAWSON: Mr. Lawson has been a teacher at Satanta High School for three years. Even though his classes of Debate, English III, Speech I, Speech II, and Drama have kept him very busy, he still has found time to direct the Junior and the Senior plays. TOP RIGHT: MRS. RUTH MEAD: Mrs. Mead has devoted her first year of teaching at Satanta High to Home Eco- nomics classes. She has also been sponsor of Kayettes. CENTER RIGHT: MR. DALE MOODY: During his third year at Satanta High School, Mr. Moody has taught Biology and Freshmen Orientation. He has also been Student Council sponsor and guidance counselor. BOTTOM RIGHT: MRS. ELIZABETH McCOOL: Even though being Librarian is a full time job, Mrs. McCool finds time to teach English I. She has completed her first year of teaching in Satanta High School. 9 TOP RIGHT: MR. BRYAN McDOWELL: Mr. McDowell has been a teacher at Satanta High for two years. His classes include Spanish I and Spanish II. Mr. McDowell is also a sponsor of the Sophomore class. CENTER: MR. POWELL McGUIRE: Mr. McGuire's fourth year of teaching has been an active one. He has taught the classes of American History, American Government, and Driver's Education. Besides coaching baseball and basket- ball, Mr. McGuire sponsored Lettermen's Club. BOTTOM LEFT: MRS. EDITH STOKES: With classes in Bookkeeping, Typing I, Typing II, and Shorthand, Mrs. Stokes has completed her seventeenth year at Satanta. In- cluded in her busy schedule are the ARROWHEAD, the CHIEFTAIN, and the Sophomore class to sponsor. BOTTOM RIGHT: MR. JERRY STONE: Besides sponsoring the Senior class, Mr. Stone's first year at Satanta has also included teaching band classes at both the high school and the grade school. TOP LEFT: MR. ROBERT VATH: Mr. Vath's second year of teaching has included the classes of American Govern- ment, World History, Air Education, Sociology, and Psy- chology. He has also been active as Freshman class sponsor. TOP RIGHT: MRS. ALTA WHITESELL: During her first year of teaching, Mrs. Whitesell has had a very hectic schedule. Her classes included Mixed Chorus, Boy's Glee Club, Girl's Glee Club, and also a few vocal classes in grade school. She is also a Pep Club sponsor. CENTER RIGHT: MR. CARL WILSON: Mr. Wilson's second year of teaching has been a busy one. Besides sponsoring the Junior class, he has taught classes of Drafting, General Shop, Metal Work, and Industrial Arts I and II. 11 Mrs. Beltz This year was Mrs. Beltz's first year as secretary of Satanta High School. She displayed efficiency in her work of keeping books, typing letters and reports, and various other secretarial duties. p E R S O N N E L Mrs. Stutts and Mrs. Shepard Both Mrs. Stutts and Mrs. Shepard worked hard this year to plan and provide balanced meals for the students and faculty. This year completed Mrs. Stutts 10th year; Mrs. Shepard has completed 9 1 2 years. Mr. Unger and Mr. Shields Mr. Unger and Mr. Shields are the custodians at Satanta High School. Cleaning the building, watering and mowing the lawn, caring for the trees, shrubs, and other plants are all part of the job that they perform. This year completed Mr. Unger's thirteenth year, and Mr. Shield's second. 12 SENIORS Preparation for graduation includes measuring for caps and gowns. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ♦President .......... Vice-President . . , Secretary............ Treasurer............... Stuco Representatives Sponsors............ Kenneth Hale . Sara Laliey De loris O wings . Gwen Brown Kathi Nichols Rod Kelley Mr. Bromlow Mr. Stone The Senior class of 1968 wish to express appreciation to parents, faculty, and admin- istration for the help and guidance they have given to the class throughout the past four years. 14 SPONSORS: MR. JERRY STONE MR. IRA BROMLOW Mr. Bromlow has been the Senior's class Sponsor for four years. This was Mr. Stone's first year with the Seniors. Mr. Stone and Mr. Brom- low have devoted much time and effort to the activities of the Sen- ior Class. KEN HALE Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Scholarship 1,2; Fifth in State in American Literature 3; Class President 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Arrowhead Staff 1,2,4; Class Officer 2. DELORIS OWINGS Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Kay- ettes 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Annual Queen Candidate 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate 2; Arrowhead Staff 2,3; Kayette Board 3,4; Junior Class play; Kayette Plays; Class Officer 2,4. GWEN BROWN Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Kayettcs 1,2,3,4; Arrowhe ad Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecom- ing Queen 4; Annual Queen Can- idate 3; Class Officer 4. CHARLENE TURNER Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3; Arrowhead Staff 1,3, 4; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette Board 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club Board 3,4; Pep Club Presi- dent 4; Kayette Play 3; Freshman Cheerleader; Miss School Spirit Candidate 2,3; Scholarships 1,2, 3; Perfect Attendance 3; National Honor Society 4; Class Officer 1, 2,3. STEVE MEADOR Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Boy's Glee 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Junior Play 3; Track 1,2,3; Let- term an's Club 4; Class Favorite 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Scholar- ship 1,2; Arrowhead Staff 3,4; Senior Escort 3. DEENA ADAMS Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Kayettes 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Junior Class Play; Annual Staff 4; Arrow- head Staff 4; Kayette Khoir 1; Indian Mascot 4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Kayette Play 1,2,3. CHARLENE CORRELL Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls Glee 1,2, 3,4; Girls Ensemble 4; Mixed Vocal Ensem- ble 1,2,3,4; Brass Ensemble 2,3; League Honor Band 2; Bass Solo 1.2, 3,4; State Contest 1,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Kayettes 1,2, 3,4; Kayette Board of Directions 2,3, 4; Kayette President 4; Class offi- cer 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Pep Band 1.2, 3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Girls Sextet 3; Kayette Plays 3; Nation- al Honor Society 4; Arrowhead Staff 3,4; Arrowhead Editor 4; Chieftain Co-Editor 4; D. A. R. Good Citizen 4; Scholarship 1,2, 3; Perfect Attendance 3; Junior Play; Kayette Khoir 1,2; Kay- ette Khoir Director 2; Kansas State Scholarship Contest 2, 3. LARRY MITCHELL Band 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Boys Glee 1,2, 3,4; Mixed En- semble 1,2,3,4; Boy's Quartet 1, 2, 3,4; Vocal Solo 1,2,4; Instru- mental solo 4; Instrumental En- semble 1,2, 3,4; Honor Band 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Base- 1 11 3; Basketball 1; Arrowhead Staff 4; Mixed Chorus President 4; Football Letter 2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Music Letter 2,3,4. MONTE SUNDERLAND Band 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 1,2, 3; Junior Play; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Pep Band 2, 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Brass Ensemble 3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Schol- arship 1,2,3; Boys' Glee Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3. MARSHA HAYDEN Band 2,3,4; Speech 2,4; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Pep Club Board 3,4; Kayettes 2,3,4; Kayette Board 4; Band Council 3; Pep Band 2; League Speech Festival 2,4; Homecoming Queen 3; Miss Kayette Candidate 2; District Speech Festival 3; Ar- rowhead Staff 3,4; Junior Play; RODNEY KELLEY Band 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Letterman's Club 4; Student Coun- cil Representative 4; Class Presi- dent 2; Arrowhead Staff 1,2; Dis- trict Speech Contest 4; Indian Chief 3; Junior Play. SARA LA1-IEY Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette Board 2,4; Kayette Officer 4; Kayette Play 3; Regional Kayette Confer- ence 1,4; Kayette Klioir 2; Kay- ette Team Captain 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club Board 3,4; Fresh- man Cheerleader; Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Council 2, 3; Girl's Glee 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Class Officer 1,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Homecom- ing Queen Candidate 1; Student Council 3; Junior Play; Class Fa- vorite 2, 3; Annual Queen Candi- date 2; State Music Contest 1,2, 3,4; Girl's State. KATHI NICHOLS Pep Band 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Kayettes 2,3,4; Kayette Board 4; Kayette Play 3; Girl's Glee 1, 3; Vocal Trio 1; Clarinet Solo 1; Speech Contest 3,4; Debate 4; Arrowhead Staff 3,4; Class Officer 1,4; Student Council 4; Junior Play; Forensics Camp Scholarship. RONALD TATRO Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Lettermen's Club 4; Hon- orable Mention for All-league second team, football 4. BILL HATCHER Basketball 1; Scholarship 1,2; Boy's Glee 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Top Teens 1; Arrowhead Staff 1,2,3. LINDA SUNDERLAND Band 1,2, 3,4; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Kayettes 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Off- icer 3; Class Favorite 1; Junior Play; Girls' Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Speech Contest 3; One- Act Play 3; Debate Team 4; Freshman Cheerleader; Kayette Board 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Flute Trio 1,2; Arrowhead Staff 1,3,4; State Speech Contest 3; State Mu- sicContest 2. STAN BOWEN Student Council President 4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; All League 3,4; All Area 4; All State 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3, 4; Junior Class Play; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Best All- Round Student 4. PAT MORGAN Kayettes 1,2, 3,4; Kayette Khoir 1,2; Kayette Plays 3; Kayette Board 4; Kayette Officer 4; Re gional Kayette Conference 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club Board 4; Arrowhead Staff 3; Junior Play; Miss School Spirit Candidate 3; Girl's Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. GREG FOSTER Band 1,3; Football 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4. DEBORAH (BROWN) McDANIEL Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3; Kayettes 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3. PAT ALLMON Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girl's Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Kayettes 1,2,3,4; Kayette Khoir 1,2; Kayette Skits 1,2,3. KERRY BOWEN Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3; Track 1,2, 3; Boy's Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Let- terman's Club President 4; Second Team League 4; First Team All Area 4. CRYSTAL REIMER Kaye Ites 1,2, 3,4; Kayette Board 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club Board 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girl's Glee 1,2,3; Freshman Cheerleader; Class Favorite 4; Junior Play; Scholarship 2,3; Ar- rowhead Staff 2,3,4; Kayette Play 3; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. DAVID KIRKLAND Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Boys Glee 3; Ju- nior Play; Track 3,4; Lcttcrman's Club 4; All Area Football Team 4; League Honorable Mention 4. KENNETH PREEDY Band 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior Play; Lcttcrman's Club 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Boys Glee 4. JEANINE MILES Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Board 4; Kayettes 3,4; Kayette Board 4; Kayette Team Captain 4; Indian Princess 3; F.H. A. 1,2; Y-teens 1,2; F.H. A. Board 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Band Council 3,4; Twirler 1,2,3; Scholarship 3; Speech Contest 3; One-Act Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Arrowhead Staff 3,4; State F. H. A. Delegate; State Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Ju- nior Play; Stage Band 3,4; Pom- Pom Girl 2; F.B. L. A. 2; Head Twirler 4; Senior Escort 3. THE GOOD OLE DA YS Ken P. Sara L. Char T. - m ■ Kathy H. Crystal R. Ira B. Jerry S. David K. Deena A. Kathi N. KP Rod K. Stan B. Char C. Steve M. Kerry B. Greg F. Pat A. Jeanine M. Marsha H. Linda S. Deloris O. Larry M. Pat M. The Prom is one of the biggest events of the year for the juniors. CLASS OFFICERS SPONSOR: Mr. Baker SPONSOR: Mr. Wilson President............. Vice President .... Secretary.............. Treasurer.............. Stuco Representatives . Reporter................ . . Zo Ann Davis . Elaine Courvisier . . Beverly Augerot . . . Gaila Young . Dennis Simpson Beverly Augerot . . . Jan McLain JIM'S IGA COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE SATANTA NI 9-2360 22 Beverly Augerot Brenda Batman Elaine Bussell Edna Clymer Elaine Courvisier Jeanette Davis Zo Ann Davis Gary Decker Clarence Doerksen Diana DuBois Dennis Fillpot Regina Gawer Delores Groth Mary Pat Haddican Henry Hale Darrel Harlow Violet Harlow Earl Henderson Jane Hull Randy Jones 23 Paula Kelley Randy Kemohan Tommy Lalley Lant Langley Emilio Limon Mark Lucas Nick McGuire Jan McLain Lee Mann Domingo Maturey Tom Pendergraft Jolin Preedy Richard Rangel, Jr. Linda Sams Dennis Simpson Rita Tatro Calvin Wachs Dave Wiese David Wokaty Gaila Young 24 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS The library is a familiar scene for sophomores throughout the school year. SPONSOR: Mrs. Stokes SPONSOR: Mr. McDowell President............ Vice President . . . Secretary-Treasurer . Reporter............. Stuco Representatives . . Debbie Gray . . Pat Johnston . . Doug Whisler Sherry Slaymaker . Claudia Correll Robyn Barker 26 Butch Alexander Wanda Alexander Betty Allmon Robyn Barker Dale Bcltz Mike Brooks Dianne Brown Claudia Correll Jerry Edwards Neva Gawer Debbie Giest Terry Gilbert Helen Gomez Debbie Gray Micky Hunter Pat Johnston Shirley Johnson Gary Keesee Darcy Lahey Kenneth Lightcap 27 Sandra Meador Judy Mitchell Gary Morrison Kent Pcndergraft Marilyn Reimer Phoebe Shotton Sherry SI ay maker Charles Tatro KIEHNE SUPPLY HARRY'S REPAIR SUPERIOR CLEANERS 'YOUR APPEARANCE IS OUR PRIDE' 28 Freshman are on the stairway to great adventure as they begin their high school career. CLASS OFFICERS SPONSOR: Mrs. Haddic an President............ Vice President . . . Secretary ............ Treasurer............. Stuco Representatives Reporter.............. . . . John Kline . . .Lynn Mann . Blenna Augerot . Peggy Kelley . . Katlii Wiese Eldon Swink . . . Jim Jones SPONSOR: Mr. Vath 30 Jerry Alexander Steve Abplanalp Blenna Augerot Dale Battles Ann Brown Steve Bryant Rodney Burris Linda Cain Terry Clover Paul Collins Toby Cruz Randy Dietz Debbie Foster Greg Greer James Grotli Brenda Harlow Ramey Haddic an Jimmy Jones Peggy Kelley John Kline 31 Frankie Langston Jim Lee Mel Limon Lynn Mann Patty- Maturey Pat McGuire Janice Mitchell Kenneth Naegele Ronnie Sutherland Eldon Swink Ruth Wachs Kathy Wiese John Wright Darrell Young Sherri Young NOT PICTURED: Sheri Aldrich 32 SEATED, L to R. : Dennis Simpson, Junior; Claudia Correll, Sophomore; Kathi Nichols, Senior; Robyn Baker, opiomorej Stm Bowei Resident; Kathy Wiese, Freshman; Eldon Swink, Freshman; Debbie Grey, Pep Club; Join WiteseH, Band STANDING: Mr. Moody, Sponsor; Rodney Kelley, Vice President; Beverly Augerot, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Elaine Courvisier, Reporter. s STUDENT CO UNCIL SPONSOR PRESIDENT President.......... Vice-President . . S ecretary-Tre asurer Reporter........... Sponsor............ . . . Stan Bowen . . . Rod Kelley . . . Bev Augerot . Elaine Courvisier . . . Mr. Moody 34 STUCO AT The Student Council aids in the government of the student body. The classes and organizations elect repre- sentatives to the council, and in this way delegate it to act for them. The student council has been working hard all year toward the improvement of our school. The Student Council has helped boost school spirit by selling school penants. They were also active in pro- viding concessions during the football season. Also, the council was in charge of the Homecoming ceremony and dance. The Student Council has pride in its school. It has done much to keep the appearance of Satanta High School at its best. Student Council has developed many projects that reveal this pride. Locker inspections have been projects of the Student Council. It has devoted its time toward promoting patriotism by having classes say the flag salute. Student Council has been in charge of the majority of the assemblies that Satanta High School has had throughout the past years. Students Council has been a symbol of leadership in our school for many years. SATANTA INSURANCE AGENCY BOARD: SITTING, L. to R. : Linda Sunderland, Zo Ann Davis, Jeanine Miles, Charlene Turner, Deloris Owings, Brenda Batman, Jan McLain, Gaila Young. STANDING: Mrs. Mead, Charlene Corrcll, Bcv Augcrot, Pat Morgan, Sarah Lahey, Kathi Nichols, Crystal Reimer. NOT PICTURED: Claudia Corrcll, Darcy Lahey. KA YETTES PRESIDENT . . VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY . . TREASURER . . SPONSOR . . . CHARLENE CORRELL . . BEV AUGEROT . MARSHA HAYDEN . . . SARA LAHEY . . . MRS. MEAD 36 1ST ROW; left to right: C. Correll, B. Augerot, P. Morgan, S. Lahey, K. Nichols, J. Miles, L. Sunderland, Z. Davis, J. McLain, B. Batman, D. Lahey, C. Correll, Mrs. Meade. 2ND ROW: R. Gawer, J. Hull, D. Groth, D. DuBois, N. Gawer, D. Owings, C. Reimer, C. Turner, E. Courvisier, D. Adams, V. Harlow, P. Kelley. 3RD ROW: J. Mitchell, E. Clymer, B. Harlow, R. Wachs, P. Maturey, P. Kelley, K. Wiese, B. Augerot, D. Foster, S. Young, F. Langston, L. Cain, B. Allmon. 4TH ROW: J. Mitchell, S. Slaymaker, M. Reimer, P. Johnston, S. Meador, S. Johnson, R. Tatro, D. Geist, W. Alexander, H. Gomez, D. Grey, P. Shotton. 5TH ROW: K. Heapc, P. Allmon, M. Hayden, L. Mann, A. Brown, G. Brown, D. Brown, R. Barker. The Kayettes devoted much time and effort to many worthwhile projects this year which included services to school, community, and world. Although the Kayettes spent many hours working on these projects, they still found the time to promote their two main social events--Freshman Welcome Party and Kayette Installation. The Kayette objective is to follow the standard of high ideals as set forth in their pledge, motto, and slogan. In fulfilling this objective, each girl has received a personal gain which she will value always. PEP CLUB BOARD, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlene Turner, President; Pat Morgan, Ex-Vice-President; Crystal Reimer, Secret ary-Treasurer; Darcy Laliey, Reporter; Mrs. Haddican, Sponsor; Cheerleaders: Robyn Baker, Jeanine Miles, Marsha Hayden, Gaila Young, Sara Lahey; Debbie Gray, Stuco Representative, (Not pictured) Mrs. Whitesell, Sponsor; Brenda Batman, Vice-President. PEP CL UB P R E S I D E N T S P O N S o R S P o N S o R Charlene Turner Mrs. Haddican Mrs. Whitesell FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Barker, G. Young, M. Hayden, J. Miles, S. Lahey. SECOND ROW: S. Young, K. Wiese, L. Mann, B. Augerot, P. Kelley. THIRD ROW: P. Shotton, B. Harlow, Z. Davis, C. Turner, P. Morgan, C. Reimer, D. Owings, L. Sunderland, B. Augerot, C. Correll, S. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Whitesell, P. Kelley, J. McLain, M. Haddican, D. Laliey, M. Reimer, D. Gray, D. Adams, V. Harlow, B. Batman, Mrs. Haddican. FIFTH ROW: J. Mitchell, R. Gawcr, E. Clymer, D. Groth, J. Hull, D. DuBois, R. Tatro, E. Courvisier, N. Gawer, G. Brown, D. Giest, C. Correll. SIXTH ROW: J. Mitchell, S. Slaymaker, S. Meador, P. Johnston, W. Alexander, R. Wachs, P. Maturey, D. Foster, A. Brown, K. Nichols, D. Brown, L. Cain, F. Langston. The Pep Club has been a major factor in keep- ing the S. H. S. spirit high throughout the past year. The Pep Club members have worked hard to help support the teams, and feel a great satisfaction with the ratings the teams achieved. CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Wiese, Peggy Kelley, Lynn Maim, Sherri Young, Blenna Augerot. LETTERMEN’S CL UB LETTERMEN’S CLUB: BACK ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: Kerry Bowen, President; Denny Simpson, Tom Pendergraft, Calvin Wachs, Ken Preedy, Nick McGuire, Tommy Lahey, Lee Mann, Larry Mitchell, Butch Alexander SECOND ROW: Dave Wiese, Domingo Maturey, Clarence Doerkson, Greg Foster, Randy Kernohan, John White- sell, Randy Jones, Stan Bowen. FRONT ROW: Chuck Tatro, Rod Kelley, Ken Hale, Dave Kirkland, Steve Meador, Milton Alexander, Ron Tatro, Mr. McGuire--Sponsor. (Not Pictured: Mr. Blundell--Sponsor). Being in the Lettermen's Club is a special honor which a boy receives after his first year of lettering in any sport during the school year. A letterman must obey the constitution of the club. This constitution contains rules which help members form their abilities in making better sportsmen. President............ Vice-president . . . Secretary-Treasurer . Sponsors............. Kerry Bowen Randy Jones Calvin Wachs Mr. McGuire Mr. Blundell SPONSOR PRESIDENT SPONSOR 40 ARROWHEA EDITOR..................... Charlene Correll SPONSOR.................................Mrs. Stokes FACULTY ADVISORS............... Mrs. McCool, Mr. Lawson, Mrs. Haddican The ARROWHEAD staff has worked hard this year to make the ARROWHEAD worthwhile and enjoyable to everyone at SHS. They wish to thank all the reporters and faculty advisors for their work throughout the past year. TYPISTS: Jeanine Miles Lant Langley Brenda Batman Dcena Adams Charlene Turner Sara Lahey Paula Kelley Jan McLain Gwen Brown SPONSOR EDITOR SEATED, L. to R. : Sara Lahey, Jeanine Miles, Deena Adams, Gwen Brown, Lant Langley, Brenda Batmen, Paula Kelley, Jan McLain. STANDING, FRONT ROW: Jeanette Davis, Marilyn Reimer, Pat Johnston, Phoebe Shotton, Kathi Nichols, Bcv Augerot, Linda Sunderland, Zo Ann Davis, Marsha Haydon, Crystal Reimer, Claudia Correll, Charlene Turner, Darcy Lahey, Mrs. McCool. STANDING, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stokes, Mr. Lawson, Charlene Correll, Ken Hale, Debbie Gray, Judy Mitchell, Sherry Slaymaker, Mary Pat Haddican, Larry Mitchell, Mark Lucas, Mrs. Haddican. STANDING, BACK ROW: Jerry Edwards, Dave Wiese, Butch Alexander, Elaine Courvisier. 41 President SPONSOR Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Sponsor . . . Mary Pat Haddican . . . Randy Jones . . . Bcv Augerot . Elaine Courvisier . . . Mr. Moody PRESIDENT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society has become recognized nationally as one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a high school student. Once selected for membership, a student is singled out. He should not only continue to demonstrate those outstanding qualities which brought about his selection, but he should also exert a new influence to improve conditions about him and promote those qualities, Leadership, Character, Scholarship, and Service, for which the National Honor Society stands. To be considered as a candidate for membership the student must first carry a B grade point average. Then his name is submitted to the nomination committee by the school. The student then is considered in terms of the other qualities, Leadership, Character, Service, as well as Scholarship. STANDING--LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Moody--Sponsor, Randy Jones, Calvin Wachs, Den Simpson. SEATED: Mary Pat Haddican, Bev Augerot, Charlene Turner, Charlene Correll, Crystal Reimer, Elaine Courvisier. 42 (1st row, L to R): C. Correll, D. Simpson, Z. Davis, L. Mann, E. Bussell, B. Harlow, J. Mitchell, S. Lahey, L. Sunderland, J. McLain, G. Young, M. Haddican. (2nd row): B. Augerot, B. Augerot, F. Lang- ston, S. Meador, B. Allmon, L. Mitchell, R. Barker, S. Young, J. Miles, D. Gray, R. Wachs, D. Owings, R. Jones, D. Foster, P. Johnston, S. Slaymaker, J. Edwards, V. Harlow, E. Clymer. (3rd row): D. Groth, K. Nichols, D. Dubois, T. Lahey, G. Greer, D Wokaty, L. Mann, J. Whitesell, C. Correll, M. Alexander, J. Wright, D. Beltz, J. Kline, C. Wachs, M. Sunderland. (4th row): Mr. Stone, Director; B. Batman, E. Henderson, K. Wiese, R . Kelley, L. Langley, K. Preedy, M. Hayden, D. Adams, (not pic- tured). BAND The Satanta High School Band was very busy during marching season preparing half-time performances for home football games. These performances were entertaining for the crowd as well as educational for the band. Concert Band also put much work into preparations for contests and concerts. The Band Council prepared a handbook for the band members. This handbook provided the members with the written rules and regulations concerning the band. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Groth, G. Brown, P. Allmon, E. Clymcr, D. Lahey, D. Gray, D. Brown, R. Tatro, L. Cain, R. Wachs, D. Gicst, J. Mitchell, J. McLain, W. Alexander, B. Allmon, Mrs. Whitesell-- Dircctor. SECOND ROW: P. Shotton, P. Johnston, B. Harlow, P. Kelley, C. Correll, C. Correll, C. Turner, J. Edwards, R. Deitz, D. Owings, C. Reimer, R. Gawer, R. Barker, G. Young, S. Bryant, M. Hunter. THIRD ROW: B. Batman, P. Kelley, D. Maturey, R. Jones, K. Preedy, M. Alexander, L. Mitchell, E. Henderson, J. Preedy, D. Beltz, D. Wokaty, J. Whitesell, J. Kline, J. Hull, D. DuBois, N. Gawer. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus has participated in many perfor- mances this year including both winter and spring con- certs, and league and state music festivals. The mem- bers of the choir and glee clubs have enjoyed the new robes furnished by the school. Larry Mitchell, who was elected president of the chorus, along with Mrs. White- sell, director, have worked hard for the improvement of die group. PRESIDENT DIRECTOR GROUP RATINGS: GROUP SELECTION Girls' Glee Club How Like Unto a Flower There Is a Balm In Gilead RATING: League State II I Boys' Glee Club Like A Mighty Eagle Blow High, Blow Low I Mixed Chorus Charlottown How Lovely Is Thy Deweling Place II I I 46 BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Kline, Mark Lucas, Clarence Doerkson, Milton Alexander, Larry Mitchell, John Preedy, Kenneth Lightcap, Gary Keesee, Steve Abplanalp, Jerry Alexander. FRONT ROW: Domingo Maturey, Jimmy Jones, Dale Beltz, John Whitesell, Earl Henderson, Jerry Edwards, David Wokaty, Steve Bryant, Mickey Hunter. Mrs. Whitesell--Director. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB The members of Boy's Glee Club and Mrs. Whitesell enjoyed preparing their selections for music contest. The club feels that it has made improvements throughout the past year. Jerry Edwards, Larry Mitchell, John Whitesell, and Mark Lucas formed a Boy's Quartet. They also enjoyed their preparations for music contest. BOY'S QUARTET, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Edwards, Larry Mitchell, John Whitesell, Mark Lucas. Mrs. Whitesell-Director. 47 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Whitesell, Director; D. Brown, R. Tatro, L. Cain, P. Maturey, S. Young, R. Wachs, D. Geist, J. Mitchell, J. McLain, D. Groth. SECOND ROW: J. Mitchell, F. Langston, S. Johnson, P. Johnston, D. Lahey, S. Meador, H. Gomez, W. Alexander, D. Gray, G. Young, R. Barker, L. Mann, A. Brown, S. Aldrich. THIRD ROW: G. Brown, P. Kelley, C. Correll, C. Correll, P. Kelley, P. Shotton, S. Slaymaker, B. Batman, B. Harlow, R. Gawer, V. Harlow, N. Gawer, J. Hull. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Mrs. Whitesell devoted much time and effort in helping Girls' Glee Club prepare for contest. The members enjoyed the practices as well as performance. Fourteen of the members formed a Girls' Ensemble, which was also under the direction of Mrs. Whitesell. GIRLS ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW:B. Allmon, S. Young, L. Mann, W. Alexander, R. Tatro, D. Geist, J. McLain. SECOND ROW: D. Groth, P. Johnston, B. Bat- man, C. Correll, J. Hull, G. Young, D. Gray. Mrs. Whitesell, Director. 48 ACTIVITIES JUNIOR PL A Y NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th by AYN RAND On November 17, 1967, the junior class presented a dramatic play titled The Night of January 16. The entire play took place in court where Karen Andre was being tried for the murder of Bjorn Faulkner, her lover. A jury was chosen from the audience, and the decision of whether or not Karen Andre was guilty rested in their hands. After listening to the pleas of bo til the prosecuting attorney and the defense attorney the jury retired to make their decision. Then, after returning to the courtroom, the jury foreman rose and presented the verdict--not guilty. 7N CAST Prison Matron............. Bailiff................... Judge Heath............... District Attorney Flint. . His Secretary............. Defense Attorney Stevens. Clerk of the Court . . . Karen Andre............... Dr. Kirkland.............. Mrs. John Hutchins . . . Homer Van Fleet . . . Elmer Sweeney............. Nancy Lee Faulkner . . Magda Svenson . . John Graham Whitfield Jane Chandler............. Sigurd Jangquist . . . . Larry Regan............... Roberta Van Rensselaer . Court Attendant........... . . Rita Tatro Earl Henderson . Nick McGuire . Randy Jones . . Lee Mann Dennis Simpson . Lant Langley Zo Ann Davis Richard Rangel . Jan McLain . David Wiese Calvin Wachs . Gaila Young Brenda Batman David Wokaty Paula Kelley Dennis Fillpot Tommy Lahey Jeanette Davis Diana DuBois SENIOR PL A Y Both the junior and the senior classes wish to express their ap- preciation to Mr. Lawson who directed both plays this year. PULLING THE CURTAIN by TOM TAGGART On March 29, 1968, the senior class presented a satirical farce titled Pulling the Curtain. Leffie Jewel Hunderstine, President of the Pine Valley Ladies' Aid, has written a play which she had intended to be a delicate English drama. However problems arose with each rehearsal: Erie got a cold the night of the performance; Fonzy quit the leading role during the last rehearsal; Chief of Police Killian never did have time to learn his lines. Opening night finally arrived and the results were a com- bination of mass confusion and unbelievable hilarity. CAST Leffie Jewel Hunderstine, President of the Pine Valley Ladies' Aid..................................Jeanine Miles Mrs. Carrie Cadwaller, a widow.............................Kathi Nichols Mr. Herman Sprechen, a butcher......................Monte Sunderland Mr. Lucas Luxow, an ex-tragedian.............................Rod Kelley Miss Lena Wells, a school teacher.......................Charlene Correll Erie Drizzel, the village belle..........................Crystal Reimer Fonzy Donahue, one of her boy friends.......................Stan Bowen Hobart Hanley, a young married man.........................Larry Mitchell Betty, his wife.............................................Sara Lahey Nora McClellan, who owns the Inn...........................Deena Adams Johnny, her little boy.....................................David Kirkland Leon Hunderstine, Leffie's husband.................................Ken Hale James Killian, the Chief of Police..........................Greg Foster Aunt Edna Dinwiddie, Nora's sister........................Marsha Hayden Ruby Lee Rakestraw, a dramatic aspirant.............Linda Sunderland JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM AND BANQUET APRIL 6,1968 “MOONLIGHT AND ROSES’’ On Saturday evening, the junior class presented the enchanting and awesome results of weeks of planning and hard work. With Moonlight and Roses as their theme, the juniors presented a banquet and prom to be remem- bered by everyone who attended. Zo Ann Davis, junior class president, welcomed the guests. Ken Hale, senior class president, presented the response of appreciation. Mr. Brown then commented on the accomplishments of the school year and the success of school activities. The junior parents helped with the success of the banquet by preparing and serving the meal. Entertainment was furnished with a trumpet solo by Lee Mann, and a musical selection by the Mixed Ensemble. After the banquet, the guests danced to the music of Squatty and the Bot-tys from Oklahoma City. 53 L. TO R. : John Whitesell, Kathi Nichols, Linda Marsha Hayden, Earl Henderson. Sunderland, Mr. Lawson-Instructor, Bev Augerot, Zo Ann Davis, DEB A TE DRAMA Debate and dramatics were important activities of the students in the Speech II class this year. Their debate activities included tournaments at Garden City (October 21), Cimmaron (October 28), Hugoton (November 18), Ulysses (December 2), Liberal (December 9), Ellinwood (December 16), Southwestern Heights--District Tourna- ment (January 6), Greensburg--Regional Tournament (January 13). The debate teams placed second at the district tournament. Throughout the year die debate teams won 40 rounds and lost 37. Their dramatic activities included a one-act play entitled TO BURN A WITCH by James L. Bray. The play received a I rating at the league speech contest, and a II rating at the district speech contest. Members of the cast were Zo Ann Davis, Kathi Nichols, Linda Sunderland, and Bev Augerot. SATANTA COOP Zo Ann Davis State - I John Whitesell State - II Linda Sunderland State - III SPEECH CONTESTS Nam e Entry Zo Ann Davis, Oration Debbie Gray, Oration Bev Augerot, Informative David Wokaty, Informative John Whitesell, Reading Marsha Hayden, Reading Paula Kelley, Reading Linda Sunderland, Reading Rodney Kelley, Extemporaneous David Wokaty, Extemporaneous Elaine Courvisier, Poetry Claudia Correll, Poetry Elaine Courvisier, Prose Claudia Correll, Prose One-Act Play League District I I II n I ii II ii III i II ii I ii III i III hi III in I ii I ii I ii I ii I ii 55 MCDONALD'S ELEVATOR WARD'S BARBER SHOP Accompanists Piano Solos - I Vocal Solos - I Girls' Ensemble - I Instrumental Solos - I Flute Trio - I STATE MUSIC CONTEST Band I David Wokaty, Voice II Brass Sextet II Earl Henderson, Voice III Brass Choir II Claudia Correll, Clarinet II Clarinet Trio II Lant Langley, Snare Drum II Mixed Ensemble III John Whitesell, Baritone III Boys' Quartet II Larry Mitchell, French Horn III EATON FOOD MARKET '•GOOD EAT 1 N ' FROM EATON'S'' 56 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL SQUAD: L TO R, FIRST ROW: R. Blundell, Coach; R. Tatro, L. Mitchell, K. Hale, D. Kirkland, S. Meador, S. Bowen, M. Sunderland, K. Bowen. SECOND ROW: R. Kcmohan, D. Simpson, D. Wiese, T. Pendergraft, R. Jones, N. McGuire, C. Wachs, T. Lahey, D. Maturey, E. Henderson, C. Doerksen. THIRD ROW: S. Bryant, E. Swink, D. Young, M. Limon, J. Jones, C. Tatro, D. Beltz, J. Whitesell, B. Alexander, M. Hunter, Manager. FOURTH ROW: B. Whitesell, Asst. Coach; R. Dietz, J. Kline, R. Burris, D. Battles, P. Collins, R. Sutherland, J. Wright, J. Lee, J. Alexander, P. McGuire, Asst. Coach. F O O T B A L Mr. Blundell Mr. McGuire Mr. Whitesell FRESHMAN SQUAD: FRONT ROW: J. Alexander, D. Battles, R. Burris, S. Bryant, D. Young. M. Limon. BACK ROW: P. McGuire, Coach; J. Kline, P. Collins, R. Dietz, J. Lee, J. Wright, J. Jones, E. Swink, R. Suther- land, B. Whitesell, Coach. (Back Row L to R); Stan Bowen; Kerry Bowen; Randy Jones; Butch Alexander; (Front Row); Dave Wiese; Larry Mitchell; Nick McGuire; Dave Kirkland; Steve Meador; Ron Tatro; Ken Hale. (Back Row L to R); Stan Bowen, Kerry Bowen, Tom Lahey; Butch Alexander; (Front Row); Dave Wiese; Larry Mitchell; Calvin Wachs; Dave Kirkland; Monte Sunderland; Ron Tatro; Ken Hale. Elkhart 7-26 Lost Syracuse 32-37 Lost Hooker 20-14 Won Johnson 55- 0 Won Sublette 14- 7 Won Holcomb 21- 6 Won Lakin 26-14 Won St. Mary's 13- 6 Won This year has been an outstanding one for the football team. Among this year's accomplishments are the SOUTH- WEST DAILY TIMES TEAM OF THE YEAR Award and the first football victory over Sublette since 1955. Coach Blun- dell received the COACH OF THE YEAR Award and several of the boys earned places on the All-Are a and All-League teams. They are as follows: All-State, Stan Bowen; All-Area, (1st) David Kirkland, Kerry Bowen, Stan Bowen; (2nd) Larry Mitchell, Ron Tatro; (Honorable Mention) Ken Hale; All-League, (1st) Stan Bowen, Larry Mitchell; (2nd) Kerry Bowen; (Honorable Mention) Dave Wiese. THE STATE BANK OF SATANTA 59 LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach McGuire, Stan Bowen, Ken Hale, Rod Kelley, Randy Jones, Nick McGuire, Dave Wiese, Greg Foster, Dennis Simpson, Kerry Bowen. A TEAM COACH McGuire COACH BASKETBALL Blundell “B” TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mickey Hunter, Chuck Tatro, Butch Alexander, Domingo Maturey, John Whitcsell, Tom Pendergraft, Lee Mann, Randy Kernohan, Tommy Lahey, Lant Langley. KNEELING: Coach McGuire. This year's basketball season was a successful one for the Indians with a standing of nine wins and six losses. They also placed in both league and district tournaments. Nick McGuire, center for the team, earned a place on the All-League Basketball team. Botli the coaches and the team are proud of the accomplishments that they achieved throughout the basketball season, and hope that next year will be a successful one also. Fowler 57 35 Won Hugoton 48 49 Lost Hooker 37 49 Lost Sublette 46 44 Won Holcomb 70 55 Won Sublette 39 37 Won Montezuma 22 29 Lost Holcomb 53 40 Won League Tournament 2nd Place Johnson 43 63 Lost Southwest Heights 57 78 Lost Syracuse 70 58 Won Elkhart 59 57 Won Rolla 65 69 Lost Syracuse 63 59 Won Lakin 58 56 Won District Tournament 4th Place FRESHMAN SQUAD, FRONT ROW: D. Young, S. Abplanalp, R. Burris, E. Swink, R. Haddican, J. Alexander, T. Cruz. SECOND ROW: R. Dietz, J. Kline, K. Naegelc, J. Jones, P. McGuire, J. Wright, R. Sutherland, M. Limon, D. Battles. TRACK FRONT ROW, L. to R. : M. Sunderland, R. Jones, T. Lahey, C. Doerksen, S. Bowen, D. Wiese, T. Pcndergraft. SECOND ROW: B. Alexander, D. Harlow, M. Lucas, J. Whitesell, E. Limon, C. Tatro, D. Maturey. BACK ROW: L. Langley, E. Swink, J. Jones, P. Collins, R. Sutherland, J. Kline. FAST, AREN'T THEY?! MCDONALD'S 66 SERVICE FRONT ROW: Left to Right: P. McGuire, M. Limon, E. Swinh, J. Alexander, R. Dietz, G. Greer, R. Burris, R. Haddican, J. Preedy. BACK ROW: S. Bryant, C. Tatro, C. Wachs, R. Kelley, T. Pendergraft, G. Foster, D. Maturey, N. McGuire, L. Mann, R. Kernohan, S. Bowen. BASEBALL Work! Work! Work! It's a bird! It's a plane! (It's the roof of the gym!) THE BLAHS YOU’VE GOT TO BE KIDDING! ROYALTY These students have been selected by their class- mates as being the most popular students in their class. F A c V L 0 A R S I S T E S FRESHMEN Blenna Augerot and Jimmy Jones SENIORS Crystal Reimer and Steve Meador JUNIORS Jan McLain and Tommy Lahey SOPHOMORES Claudia Correll and Butch Alexander Zo Arm Davis Dianne Brown Blenna Augerot CANDIDATES Deena Adams HONORS AND A WARDS SCHOOL SERVICE AWARD Zo Ann Davis was selected by the faculty to receive this year's School Service Award. The selection for this award was based on non-academic services she rendered to the school. Zo Ann also held other honors this year. She was the junior class pres- ident, and she also represented Satanta as its Indian Princess. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD Charlene Correll was elected by the band mem- bers to receive the John Philip Sousa Band Award as the most outstanding senior band member. This is the first year that the Satanta High School Band has presented such an award. Charlene received a trophy and will also have her name engraved on a plaque that will be displayed in the band room. RALEY'S BEAUTY SHOP BETTY'S CAFE FOR A LOVELIER YOU 71 HOME—COOKED MEALS SCHOLASTIC HONORS SENIORS: JUNIORS: SOPHOMORES: FRESHMEN: 2. 5 or more = A- 2. 5 or more = A- 2. 5 or more = A- 2. 5 or more = A- Charlene Turner Randy Jones Marilyn Reimer John Kline Crystal Reimer Mary Pat Haddican Darcy Lahey Ramey Haddican Bev Augerot Doug Whisler Rodney Burris 2.0 or more = B Dennis Simpson Eldon Swink Elaine Courvisier 2.0 or more = B Charlene Correll Ken Hale 2.0 or more = B Gary Keesee 2.0 or more = B Rod Kelley Debbie Gray Jim Jones Jeanine Miles Zo Ann Davis Claudia Correll Greg Greer Larry Mitchell Gaila Young Phoebe Shotton Steve Bryant Deloris Owings David Wiese Pat Johnston Dale Battles Calvin Wachs Blenna Augerot Linda Sams Nick McGuire Mark Lucas Kenneth Naegele KANSAS STATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Frankie Langston 1st Gen. Math Mary Pat Haddican 2nd English XI HM Government HM Chemistry Mark Lucas 3rd Mech. Draw. 5th Ind. Arts Beverly Augerot 4th Typing I HM Government Blenna Augerot HM Algebra I Charlene Correll HM English XII Claudia Correll HM English X Elaine Courvisier HM English XI HM Typing I Zo Ann Davis HM Bookkeeping Ramey Haddican HM Algebra I Brenda Harlow HM Gen. Math Pat Johnston HM English X Crystal Reimer HM Clothing Charlene Turner HM Bookkeeping Dave Wiese HM Mech. Draw. Gaila Young HM Typing I 72 Miss Julie Dietz has devoted her talents this year toward sup- porting the Freshman basket- ball team. She has fulfilled her duties as mascot by parti- cipating in Freshman cheers. Gina Barnett Shawn Davis 73 74 VALEDICTORIAN Valedictorian honors went to Charlene Turner this year. Her grade averages throughout four years of high school were the highest in her class. Charlene has been active in Pep Club, Kaycttes, Music, and other extracurricular activ- ities. Her plans for the future include attending Automation Machine Training Center in Kansas City, Missouri. She then hopes to develope a career in the programing of automated equipment. Charlene Turner SALUT ATORIAN Crystal Reimer received salutatorian honors. Her grade averages throughout four years of high school were ranked second. Crystal has also been active in extracurricular activ- ities and has been an outstanding student in her Home Eco- nomics class, where she received the Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow Award. She plans to attend Kansas State University where she will major in Home Economics. Crystal Reimer Both Charlene Turner and Crystal Reimer were this year's Honor Seniors. They received this honor on the basis of their grade averages this past year. 75 SATANTA DRUG AlKwsft-n CLASS NIGHT May 16, the senior class of 1968 met at die Satanta Airport for a class reunion. The class pro- phecy, will, and history were presented. Following the senior portion of the program, awards were pre- sented to students in scholarship, music, speech, and sports. Others not included in tiiese departments were School Service Award to Zo Ann Davis, Lee Mann receiving an award for most improved band member, and Mr. Wesley Lucas receiving an award for out- standing school board member. Before and after the program, those attending admired the Industrial Arts exhibits. 76 GRADUATION 77 STEVEN MEMXJR GRA DES MRS. HAZEL GIFFORD Marie Adams Eldon Alexander Larry Russell Bernice Clymer Rickey Collins Lee Ann Courvisier Dan DuBois Lean Giles Kendra Groth John Kennedy Noel Kiehne Peggy Langston Brenda McGuire Dale Mitchell Ronald Pulis Michael Rogers Lisa Ross Rebecca Scott Arloa Smith Kenneth Stice John Turner Cynthia Wachs Bruce Weeks 8TH GRADE Elaine Schwertfeger Susan Shields Mary Turner Janice Winter MR. BOB WHITESELL Becky Batman Donna Brown Patty Cullison Cindy Dennis Stewart Dietz Darrell Ewing Connie Gcist Royce Gilbert Jeff Hull Elaine Kells Becky Lalley Jon McBride Gail Mitchell Sandra Pendergraft Phil Pratt Simon Salazar John Sanders MR. WM. G. ROLLINS Jane Allmon Judy Blair Larry Bryant Betty Conn Irene Cruz Barbara Doerkson Mark Edwards Rob Foster Debbie Harlow Sherri Hicks Randy Ives Don Jantzen Len Keesee Kim Kern oh an Karen Lightcap Ronnie Lucas Earl Oakley Phil Parker Deanna Schwertfeger Kerry SI ay maker Barbara Stephens Ralph Ungles Philo Wright 7TH GRA DE MR. M.E. HUNTER James Allmon Joye Cooksey Rowena Daniels Ashley Gawer Bryan Groth Pam Helton Cindy Hoyt Herbert Hull Johnny Joiner Kelley Kemohan Mark Keihne Jimmy Lakin Juanita Limon Salvador Limon Danny Martinez Debbie Meador Mark Morgan Larry Pulis Pat Stegman Rose Tatro Jane Ward Mark Whisler Danny Wiese (Not pictured:) Mary Wilson MR. JOE BILL SPRADLING Joyce Allmon Kay Bliuidell Cynthia Brown Cathy Correll Darrell Davidson Seigel Doris Barbara Farr Cheri Groth Bruce Hankins Janice Jantzen Cindy Limon Billy Lozar Cliris Maturey Mark McLain Paula Phillips Ronnie Rangel Jeff Rollins 6TH GRADE MR. TOM SINIARD Charlotte Battles Jim Correll Tim Decker Terry Engler Rocky Geist Linda Kells Thane Lahey Shannon Lucas Jim McBride Greg McVcy Charles Moore Verna Moser Rita Oakley Jackie Proffitt Penny Scott Vivian Ungles Gail Wright MCDONALD'S ELEVATOR WARD'S BARBER SHOP 82 MRS. CELIA MACKEY Bonnie Alexander Mike Anton Billy Brown T any a Bryant Dirk Cooksey Sylvia Cruz Richard Davidson Debra Eaton Ann Ehrenfeld Arlen Gilbert David Gray Ike Hess Donna Kells Carolyn Lakin Annette McGahey Paul Rangel Robert Salazar Pam Schlicher Nick SI ay maker Arlo Smith Allen S teg man Roland Stephens Amir all Wokaty 5TH GRADE MRS. BOBBIE SCOTT Terry Abplanalp Keith Adams Veronique Baxter John Birkes Trudy Bowen Teddy Collins Arlene Daniels Don Dietz Stephanie Foster Karen Hensel Jimmy Ince Tommy McBride Sally McDonald Brenda McGalley Kelli Mills Jolene Moree John Parker Peter Rangel Pat Rooney Terry Sprunger Ricky Williamson Lewis Stanley Patricia Sutherland Ronald Wilson MRS. ETHEL ROGERS Laura Baker Mark Bowen Stephen Bussell Cindy Clover Raymond Davidson Kenneth Dennis Brenda Doris John Groth Boyd Jantzen Joan Josserand Charles Lozar J.C. Moser Cynthia Nelson Elouise Oakley Nancy Preedy Jim Rollins Ardith Rooney 4TH GRADE MRS. JOAN BAKER Robert Blair Kim Brown Chris Correll Stan Conover David Lee DuBois Gregory Fillpot Susan Giles Peggy Ives Todd Kieline Jimmy Lozar Scott McDonald David Meador Pat Owings Ann Pratt Tammy Sandusky Ronald Schlegel Debbie Simpson MRS. JEANETTE MOORE MRS. DONNA FOSTER Danny Alexander Peggy A 11mon Von Anthony Randy Anton Jim Brown Lynette Courvisier Dell Cullison Steve Eaton Tammy Ewing Craig Groth Micheal Haddican Robert Hicks Stephen Hornsby Rogena Keese Jill Lucas Denise McVey Keith O'Neal Teri Piper Gary Preedy Don Rogers Lawrence Salazar Julie Slaymaker Susan Stephens Kirk W ard Scott Young 3RD GRADE MRS. MAE CARLSON (not pictured) James Birkes Damon Brown Donald Cooksey Gail Daniels Marcy Darke Debra Dennis Tamara Farr Ricky Geist James Gilbert Shawn Hayden Jill Hull Cheryl Lange Paul Moore Tommy Neeley Stacey Oakley Debra Osbon Calvin Reimer Mike kollins Kim Schreibvogel Ruth Tatro Kevin Tunis Danny Turner Cheryl Wcdel La Rae Wilson Sidney Younsey MRS. REBECCA PHILLIPS Laura Alton Tod Anthony Jim Baker David Cullison Bobby Doris Kent Dougherty Chan a Ehrenfeld Mark Lange Marvin Love Mark McDonald Jeff McVey Wesley Morrison Richard Parker Alvin Reimer Carol Sams Aaron Sprunger Jennifer Stokes NOT PICTURED: Cindy Hunter Debra Campbell 2ND GRA DE MRS. CAROLYN MURRELL Angela Carroll Johnnie Conn Billy Don Hale Billie Helton Mike Ince Doug Josserand Paul Kiehne Wally Limon David McGahey Eric Mitchell Tom Pratt Danny Rangel Bobby Robinson Renee Specht Eilleen Stafford Colleen Woodrow Irvin Yousey 86 NOT PICTURED: Mike Owens John Sevier MRS. VIRGINIA CORRELL Barbara Allmon Paul Anton Mickey Bowen Marilyn Clawson Kathryn Daily Troy Daniels Diane Dennis Micheal Morton William Neeley Mary Alice Nichols Micheal Owings Pressley Piner III David Rangel Kim Rogers Rox Ann Rooney Susan Simpson Geri SI ay maker 1ST GRADE MRS. ADASCHMIT Steve Alexander Darlene Brown Troy Foster Jeff Hankins Julie Kells Terrie Limon Kerry Mills Ronnie Moser Jamie Parker Jay Phillips Kenneth Reimer Kathy Rollins Jimmy Robson Viola 5alazar Richard Scates Troy Specht Gary Stapp MRS. FLORENCE KIBLER Darren Alexander Joy Alexander Pride Brown Lori Carrol Anita Chadrick Anna Decker Julie Dietz Lane Eaton Tina Ehrenfeld Rachelle Garcia Rise Groth Jeffery Hale Randy Lucas Chad Moody Yvonne McGahey Debra Robson Alan Schwertfeger Melva Tunis Suzy Wilson KINDERGARTEN Alfred Baker Raylene Birkes Olen Blair Dan Clawson Greg Haddican Gena Hatfield Jeffery Hoyt Stacey Lightcap John Love Connie Moser Dana Mclver Randy McVey Cynthia Scates Jerri Sheffield Theresa Stafford Jacqueline Walker Tom Woodrow Paula Yousey EATON FOOD MARKET «'GOOD E ATI N ' FROM EATON'S'� 88 ACTIVITIES . . . . . . KEEP THEM BUSY 7tli G 8th Grade Band 1ST ROW, L to R: P. Cullison, D. Schwertfeger, E. Schwert- feger, K. Lightcap, D. Brown, K. Groth, E. Kells, L. Ross, B. Lahey, J. Winter. 2ND ROW: C. Wachs, J. Cooksey, R. Tatio, S. Hicks, P. Stig- man, B. Clymer, C. Dennis, B. Groth, D. Meador, C. Hoyt, D. Harlow, B. Mc- Guire, B. Batman. 3RD ROW: Mr. J. Stone (Director), S. Shields, P. Helton, J. Blair, M. Edwards, K. Kerno- han, R. Daniels, M. Kiehne, K. Slaymaker, L. Keesee, B. Weeks, R. Foster, R. Ungles, J. Wright, N. Kiehne, D. Jantzen, J. Allmon. 6 th Grade Band 1ST ROW, L to R: Mr. J. Stone (Director), D. Stice, J. Jantzen, L. Kells, J. McBride, P. Scott, V. Ungles, C. Cor- rell. 2ND ROW: P. Phillips, T. Lahey, B. Weeks, J. Cor- rell. Beginners Band 1ST ROW, L to R: K. Allison, S. Foster, T. Bowen, J. All- mon, A. Daniels, K. Hensel, A. Ehrenfeld, B. Farr, G. Wright, H. Hull. 2ND ROW: Mr. J. Stone (Director), J. Hull, D. Gawer, S. McDon- ald, M. McLain, C. Moore, D. Kells, J. Ince, C. Brown, A. Sandusky, N. Slaymaker, I. Hess. 3RD ROW: D. Dietz, M. Anton, B. Brown, P. Rooney, T. Abplanalp, D. Gray, T. Sprunger, J. Parker. BOYS' BASKETBALL-8TH Coach: Mr. Whitesell. STAND- ING; L to R: L. Bussell, S. Dietz, P. Pratt, D. Ewing, D. DuBois, J. Sanders, N. Kiehne, J. Turner. SITTING: D. Mit- chell, R. Pulis, E. Alexander, K. Stice, S. Salazar, R. Collins, B. Weeks, J. Mc- Bride, J. Kennedy. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Coach: Mrs. Gifford; STAND- ING; L to R: J. Cooksey, J. Winters, B. Batman, B. Mc- Quire, B. Clymer, D. Mea- dor, P. Helton, M. Wilson. SITTING: C. Dennis, P. Cul- lison, M. Adams, D. Brown, B. Lahey, M. Turner, E. Schwertfeger, E. Kells, L. A. Courvisier. BOYS BASKETBALL--7TH Coach: Mr. Whitesell, FIRST ROW; L to R: P. Wright, S. Limdn, M. Keihne, L. Kee- see, D. Martinez. SECOND ROW: L. Bryant, K. Slay- maker, R. Lucas, D. Wiese, P. Parker, S. Sams. THIRD ROW: K. Kernohan, J. Lakin, L. Pulis, M. Whisler, K. Kernohan. SECRETARY: This year completes Mrs. Wilson's first year as secretary of Satanta Grade School. She has worked hard, but has gained rewarding results. COOKS: The lunchroom staff has been kept very busy with the planning and preparing of meals. Mrs. Har- low, head cook, has completed four years as cook at SGS; Mrs. Reed, eighteen years; Mrs. McGuire, three years; Mrs. Bussell, two years. CUSTODIAN: Mr. Haddican has served his first year as grade school custodian. His duties have included clean- ing and caring for the building and grounds. MAYSON'S HOUSE OF FINE FURNITURE 92 .