Sheridan Community High School - Sheridonian Yearbook (Hoxie, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION......................... DEPARTMENTS........................1() SENIOR................................ JUNIOR................................ SOPHOMORE ....'....................... FRESHMAN............................44 ORGANIZATIONS......................... ACTIVITIES............................ spORTs.......................■....... 2 ADMINISTRA TION ADMINISTRA TION SCHS Board of Education for 1962-63. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Kemper, Vernon Mickey, Fred Pratt. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Warner Johnson, Laverne Mauck, Robert Moss, and Tom Jamison. 4 PRINCIPAL Richard H. Mosier VICE-PRINCIPAL C. L. Mcllvain FACULTY ELDON AMES ELDON AMES Northwestern State Teachers College, B.A. 1962 Art and English AL ANDERSON Northwestern State Teachers College, B.A. 1961 Speech and Drama DON BIGHAM Fort Hays State Teachers College, B.S. 1960 Social Science BARBARA DEANE Kansas State University B.S. 1955 Home Economics AL ANDERSON DON BIGHAM JERRY HAINES Bethany College, B.M. 1962 Instrumental Music GEORGE LAMBERT Kansas State University B.S. 1962 Vocational Agriculture The 1962-63 SCHS Faculty was and is the most academically talented and success- ful group of instruc- tors with whom I have had the privilege of working. The staff cooperation was ex- cellent, their criti- cism constructive, and their programs well organized. Mr. Mcllvain, Mr. Haines, and Mr. Ames will be leaving at the end of this term but I am extremely pleased and gratified that the rest of the faculty will return for another academic year. Richard H. Mosier. BARBARA DEANE JERRY HAINES 6 GEORGE LAMBERT john McFarland JOHN McFA RLAND Fort Hays Kansas State Teachers College, B. S. 1959 Industrial Arts JOHN O'BRIEN Fort Hays Kansas State Teachers College, B. S. 1959 Mathematics JOHN O’BRIEN JEANNE O'DELL JEANNE O'DELL Ottawa University, B. S. 1956 Library Science VICTOR OELKE Concordia Teachers College B.S. 1957 Social Science VICTOR OELKE I BETTY POPE--Secretary CURTIS ROESCH Fort Hays Kansas State Teachers College, B.A. 1962 English G German SPONSORED BY HOXIE STATE BANK BETTY POPE 7 CURTIS ROESCH i GLADYS ROGERS--Secretary MAXINE SHAW Fort Hays Kansas State Teachers College, B. S. 1943 Commerce Business GLADYS ROGERS MAXINE SHAW JAMES STEGMAN Fort Hays Kansas State Teachers College, A. B. 1962 English Spanish ROBERT WEDEL Bethel College, A. B. Science 1961 JAMES STEGMAN Faculty Room ROBERT WEDEL DEPA R TMENTS SCIENCE The Science Department has had a very interesting year with 77 students enrolled in the var- ious classes. The Science courses offered this year were Chemistry, Phys- ics, and 2 sections of Zoology. Mr. Wedel working in the laboratory. Zoology class discusses the internal organs of the body. 10 MA THEMA TICS Mr. O'Brien explains trigonometry terms to Algebra II students. Students at SCHS have the opportunity to enroll in several courses in the Mathemat- ics field. Algebra I, Algebra II, Trigonom- etry, Geometry, and Basic Mathematics. Mr. O’Brien, head Mathematics Instruc- tor, teaches two sections of Algebra I, Algebra II, Trigonometry, and Geometry. Mr. Wedel, Science instructor, teaches Basic Mathematics. 11 GUIDANCE COUNSELLING Mr. Mcllvain helps student pre-enroll The chief duties of the counselor is to assist students and their parents privately. The purpose is to help a stu- dent know and understand himself, to accept himself, and to initiate action, to make satisfactory choices, and to become self-directing. Guidance is an educational process in which assistance is given to students to make choices and adjustment in significant situations in their lives in which they need help. Guidance Counselor and student are looking through a job training and information file. 12 COMMERCE Mrs. Maxine Shaw was the com- merce teacher this year. Subjects taught in the field of commerce were Typing I, Typing II, and Bookkeeping. There were 50 students enrolled in Typing I. This class consists of learning the keyboard; touch typing, and two, three, and five minute timed writings. The assignments were learning various types of manuscripts, learning the different kinds of letter styles, setting up tables, and typing invoices and telegrams. Typing II is a continuation of Typing I. Twenty-two students took this course. This class brings in learning more elaborate letter styles and other typing jobs. The class also had an Office Practice Set, which consisted of various kinds of office jobs. The students also learned the method of filing. Twenty-six students took Book- keeping. The Bookkeeping course is about learning the basic funda- mentals of keeping office and business books. The class completed one set of keeping books at a grocery store. 13 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. Curtis Roesch, graduate of Fort Hays College, taught German I this year. This is the first year German has been offered at S. C.H.S. German I was taught in two hours. Twenty-five students were enrolled in German I. Mr. James Stegman, graduate of Fort Hays, was the Spanish instruc- tor at S.C.H.S. this year. There were ten students enrolled in Spanish I. Five students were enrolled in Spanish II. The new language laboratory has 15 booths. Each student was assigned a booth, in which he could record, listen, take oral tests, or converse with the instructor over individual problems. 14 Mr. Ames teaching English 11 ENGLISH Students at S.C.H.S. are offered four years of English. Three years are required. Mr. Ames teaches English I and II. Mr. Roesch teaches English III and IV. Mr. Stegman teaches English I. Two hours of English I, II, and III are available to students and one hour of English IV is offered to senior students interested in college preparatory work. This year, the English II classes made a special study of the book, To Kill a Mocking- bird by Harper Lee and the English IV class of Buddenbrooks by Thomas Mann. 15 Mr. Roesch Mrs. Deane HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics department had 29 enrolled in Home Ec. 1 and 28 enrolled In’ Home Ec. II and 5 enrolled in Home Ec. HI. There was two classes of Home Ec. I and of Home Ec. H. These classes studied various fields such as Home Management, Child Development, and Designing. The Home Ec. II classes exchanged classes for one week with the Vocational Agriculture and learned what the various aspects of Vocational Agriculture are. The Home Eco- nomics III class planned the remodeling of teachers apartments for the coming year. 16 Mrs. Deane discusses problems of Home Management. VOCA TIONAL A GRICULTURE There were 18 members in freshman vocational agriculture, 9 in the sophomore class, and 6 members in the junior class. The freshman class study centered mostly around farm mechanics. Livestock and judging was the class study of the sopho- more class. Crop production was one of main topics studied in the Junior class. Vo. ag. class learns technic of acetylene welding. Gary Reitcheck and Max Kennedy receive awards for outstanding judging. 17 SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. Victor Oelke taught American Government and geography in the field of So- cial Science. American Gov- ernment is required to be taken by all juniors in order to graduate. Geography is an elective course which any student may take. Mr. Oelke Mr. Don Bigham taught Amer- ican History. This a required course taken by all Seniors in order to graduate. SPONSORED BY Mr. Bigham 18 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ART Ten students at S.C.H.S. took art this year. This is the first year it has been offered, and was taught by Mr. Eldon Ames. The students who took art were: Marilyn Treu, Linda Selbe, Mary Lovin, Bob Fromme, Ralph Carl- ton, Rynard Rodgers, Jack Rowli- son, Lavem Bieker, Richard Deane, and Rex Storer. In March, six students and Mr. Ames went to Linsburg to visit the Sandzen Memorial Gallary. Through-out the year, pictures by the art students have been in the Student Room. The Art class has helped make scenery for the Junior Play and All School Play, made scenery for the stage at Homecom- ing, and helped the Juniors with the scenery for the Jr. Sr. Prom. This year the students studied appreciation in history of masters in the art field, sculpturing, water coloring, chalk, pencil, and figure drawing. Several times throughout the year the students went out doors to do sketching. In November, the art class moved into the new Music and Art Depart- ment. Bob Fromme received the art award this year. This is awarded to the most outstanding art student. Mr. Ames discussing the composition of an encaustic pic- ture on canvas to Linda Selbe. SPEECH DRAMA DEBATE SQUAD, BACK ROW: Jon Getz, Richard D., Lance F., John N. .FRONT ROW: Linda S., Nancy S. The Speech and Drama departments had a very successful year this year. They entered Debate and Speech contests in several schools throughout the state. The Drama Department sponsored two plays, The Ugly American , and Blithe Spirit . Lance F. and JoAnn F., State Speech and Drama Festival Contestants. SPONSORED BY NEAL PLUMBING Mr. A1 Anderson, Instructor INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts consists of Me- chanical Drawing I and II and Wood- working I and II. The Mechanical Drawing I class start out the year by learning let- tering, they study orthographic projection, do dimensioning, work on sections, and drawings. Each student is required to turn in 56 plates before the year is finished. The second year Mechanical Drawing class review what has been learned during their first year class. They start working with auxilary views and revolutions, and do sheet metal drafting. During the second semester, the class start on archi- tectural drafting. Each student chooses and designs his own home. In doing this, the student learns and uses: floor plans, roof plans, plot plans, wall sections, front, rear, right, and left elevations, kitchen build-ins, specification sheets, wiring plans, and door and paint schedules. This year's class took field trips to see homes in construction. The students in Woodworking I were required to do a project using all hand tools. Later, each student learns to use machines. Coffee tables, gun racks, lamps, and end tables are some of the most com- mon pieces made. The second year Woodworking class learn safety on machines. Each student keeps a notebook of different operations, and con- structs more difficult projects. They study finishing and work on a lathe. A China closet and book- case headboard were two of the more difficult items made this year. The band made great progress under the new direction of Mr. Jerry Haines, a graduate of Bethany College, this year. The marching band, with 48 members performed during the half-time of the football games with their precision marching. They marched in Homecoming and Maize Day parades at Hoxie. The concert band presented a winter concert, and a spring concert in conjunction with the Vocal Music Department. The band received a II rating at District Music Festival playing Meditation from Thias' and Sea-Dragon by Maurice Whitney. Gordon Warren, first horn, received I ratings at both District and State Music Festivals. Marilyn Treu received a III rating on her piano solo at District Music Festival. Drum MajoreU.. Linda Selbe PERSONNEL State Music Festival participants: Gordon Warren, french solo; Barbara Patmon, vocal solo. CLARINETS: CORNETS: Kennedy Ackerman Popp Neuenschwander Dreiling D. Ochs Anderson Hedge Weber Sloan G. Adams P. Babcock K. Selbe Ziegler C. Ochs SAXOPHONES: FLUTES: Currier N. Selbe Getz Leopold Conard J. Warren Vickers C. Shafer Nelson Schwarz Mr. Jerry Haines, Director. Pfifl n CLARINET QUARTET, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Kennedy, M. Dreiling, M. Treu, L. Selbe. MAJORETTES, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Babcock, M. Leopold, M. Treu. PERSONNEL TENOR SAX: PERCUSSION: Frazey Hujing Pfeifer V. Babcock Kra nnawitter OBOE: Vaughn Patmon Bielser Reinert BASS CLARINET: BARITONES: L. Selbe N. Warren Breeden ALTO CLARINET: M. Treu TROMBONES: L. Shafer BASSOON: G. Moreland Cooper E. Adams BASS HORN: DIRECTOR: M. Moreland Jerry Haines FRENCH HORNS: F. Haffner G. Warren L. Haffner VOCAL MUSIC The Vocal Music Department of S.C.H.S., under the direction of Mr. Jerry Haines, presented a Christmas Cantata, a vocal music concert, took part in District and State Music Festivals. And also sent several soloists and small groups to perform for various civic or- ganizations throughout the school year. SPONSORED BY COOPER CLEANING SERVICE BOYS CHORUS, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Ziegler, J. Neuenschwander, R. Sloan, R. Cooper, E. Adams. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Oren, R. Carlton, F. Andregg, B. Fromme, P. Fromme, T. Summerson. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilynn Kennedy, pianist, J. McClelland, J. Sshlageck, L. Fromme, N. Warren, M. Moreland, Mr. Haines. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Popp, T. Frazey, R. Kennedy, G. Warren, D. Kennedy, P. Babcock. 24 MIXED CHORUS, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Ziegler, E. Adams, R. Cooper, J. Neuenschwander, D. Kennedy, R. Kennedy, G. Warren, J. McClelland, R. Sloan, P. Babcock, C. Popp. FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Bieker, R. Bielser, F. Haffner, D. Popp, J. Hedge, M. Anderson, M. Dreiling, E. Timken, G. Hilburn, C. Hujing, K. Krannawitter, B. McClelland. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Frazey, N. Warren, R. Carlton, L. Oren, P. Fromme, B. Fromme, F. Andregg, T. Summerson, L. Fromme, M. Moreland, J. Schlageck. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Mowry, G. Adams, M. Breeden, J. Rumback, J. Schwarz, C. Rumback, B. Patmon, V. Babcock, D. Meier, J. Warren, C. Moss, K. Selbe. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Moreland, M. Hill, B. Lieker, C. Patmon, L. Shafer, M. Weber, P. Briery, R. Bielser, D. Suiter, M. Lovin, Mr. Haines. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Leopold, J. Frost, M. Treu, S. Smith, N. Selbe, M. Dreiling, L. Selbe, G. Currier, C. Conard, A. Cooper, M. Kennedy, K. Walden. GIRLS CHORUS, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. McClelland, C. Thummel, B. Moellering, C. Shafer, F. Haffner, B. Bieker, E. Bieker. THIRD ROW: L. Shafer, G. Currier, R. Bielser. B. Lieker, S. Smith, D. Suiter. SECOND ROW: Mr. Haines, M. Dreiling, M. Bange, C. Rumback, A. Moellering, M. Treu. FRONT ROW: M. Jones, C. Ochs, D. Meier, M. Oleke, J. Rumback, R. Shafer. MIXED ENSEMBLE, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Neuenschwander, G. Warren, N. Warren, F. Andregg, L. Fromme. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. McClelland, J. Warren, L. Shafer, B. Patmon, M. Moreland, R. Sloan. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Treu, V. Babcock, M. Dreiling, L. Selbe, N. Selbe, M. Kennedy, M. Leopold, K. Selbe. BOYS ENSEMBLE, STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Haines, J. Neuenschwander, J. McClelland, R. Sloan, P. Babcock, G. Warren, M. Moreland, N. Warren, L. Fromme, T. Summerson, F. Andregg. SITTING: pianist, Marilynn Kennedy. SPONSORED BY HILLTOP CAFE GIRLS TRIO, SITTING: Marilyn Treu, pianist. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Patmon, M. Ken- nedy, K. Selbe. LORENA KAY ACKERMAN MARITA BARR ELIZABETH BIEKER LAVERN BIEKER SPONSORED BY HEIM RADIO AND T. V. Senior Class Officers EFFIE MAY BREEDEN PHILLIP BROWN GEORGIANNA CURRIER TERRY DEIBERT ANITA DICKMAN MADELINE DREILING KENNY KRANN A WITTER JON GETZ rM 44 iritjL i w m tu - MH. Senior Class Float SPONSORED BY GETZ I.G.A. SHIRLEY JONES MARILYN HESTERBERG james McClelland MELVIN MORELAND ROSIE MUNK WILLIAM OELKE JERRY OREN GARY REITCHECK RYNARD ROGERS JULIANA RUM BACK KATHLEEN SELBE LORRIE SHAFER MR. WEDEL MR. O'BRIEN RICHARD SLOAN PATRICK SUMNER KEITH TAYLOR SHA REE SMITH CHARLOTTE T HUM MEL NELSON WARREN LORENA KAY ACKERMAN--FFA Sweetheart; Band 1; D. A.T. Tests 1; Carousel 1; Class Treasurer 1; Chorus 1; Project Talent Tests 1; Pep Club l -2 -3 -4; Squad Leader 3; Girls Glee 2; Prom Server 2; Crisco Home Economics Award 2; Publicity Chairman of King G I 2; Debate 3; Sunflower Girls State 3; Chemistry Award 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; FHA 1-2-3-4; Kayettes 1-2-3-4; Program Chairman 2-3-4; Camp 2; Conference 2- 3-4; Oberlin Scholarship Tests 1-2-3-4; Librarian 4. MARITA BARR—FHA 2-3-4; Kayettes 1-2-3-4, Kayette Conference 4; Recreation Chairman 3; Secretary 4; A.C.T. Test 4; Carousel 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 3-4, D.A.T. Testl. ELIZABETH BIEKER—FHA 2-3-4; Kayettes 2-3- 4; Pep Club 1 -2-3-4; Prom Server 2; Scholar- ship Tests 3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee 1-2- 3- 4; Choraliers 2; Operetta 1-2; D.A.T. Tests I; Kayette Conference. LAVERN BIEKE R - -Basketball 1-2-3 ! ; Track 1- 2-3 , 4 , FFA 1-2-3-4; FFA Treasurer 4; FFA Convention 4; Project Talent Test 2; Homecoming Escort 3; Class Float 3-4; Prom Server 2; D.A.T. Test 1. EFFIE MAY BREEDEN—FHA 1-2-3-4; Kayettes 1- 2- 3-4, Treasurer 4; Carousel 1; King G I 2; Chorus 1; Girls Glee 2-3; Class President 3; Kay- ette Camp 4; Pep Club 4; ACT Test 4; Student Council 3; Oberlin Scholarship Tests 3-4; D.A.T. 1; PHILLIP BROWN--Wrestling 3-4; FFA 2. GEORGIANNA CURRIER—Homecoming Queen 4; FHA 1-2-3-4; Pianist 2; Reporter 4; Kayettes 1-2- 3; Pianist 3; Pep Club l -2 -3 -4 ; Cheerleader 2-4; Chorns 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee 2-3-4; Girls Ensemble 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Musical 1-2; Grad- uation Usher 3; Class Sergeant-at-arms 4; Prom Server 2; Sno-Ball Queen 4; Oberlin Scholarship Test 4. TERRY DEIBERT—Basketball l -2 -3 4 . Captain 3-4; Second Team All-League, First Team All-Area, Honorable Mention All State; Football 1-2 -3 -4 , Captain 4; Second Team All-League; Track 1-2-3 , ACT Test 4; Sergeant- at-arms 1 -2-3, Vice President 4; National Merit Scholarship Tests 3; Oberlin Scholarship Test 4; Graduation Leader 3; Project Talent Test 2; D.A.T. Test 1; Prom Server 2; S Club 1-2-3-4; Carousel 1; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Boys State 3; Science and Math day at Hays 3; Sheridan County Teachers Scholarship 4; Boys Glee 3. ANITA DIC KM AN --FHA 1-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 3; President 4; Kayettes 2-3-4, Honorary Member 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Operetta 1; Graduation Usher 3; Oberlin Scholarship Tests 2-3; ACT Tests 4; National Merit Scholarship Tests 3; Prom Server 2; D.A.T. Tests 1; FHA State Meet- ing 4. MADELINE DREILING--Pep Club 1-2-3 , Presi- dent 4; Cheerleader 2-3-4, Head 3-4; Cheer- leader Camp 2; Band 1; Majorette 1; Majorette Camp 1; FHA 1-2-3; State Meeting 3; Kayettes 1-2-3-4, Publicity Chairman 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Musical 1-2; Musical Lead 2; All School Play 3; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Section Leader 3; Student Director 3; Choraliers 1 -2-3-4; Girls Glee 1-2-3-4; Girls Ensemble 1-2; Girls Trio 2-3; Prom Server 2; Oberlin Scholarship Tests 2-3; State Music Contest 2-3; KMEA All-State Chorus 2; Graduation Usher 3; Transfer to Hays 4. JON GETZ--Basketball 1-2-3-4 , Gymnastics 2 ; ACT Test 4; Class President 1 -4; Student Council Representative 2; National Merit Scholarship Test 3; Band 1 -4; Oberlin Scholarship Tests 1 -2-3-4; Student Council 1 -2-4; Graduation Usher 3; Emporia Science Institute 3; Debate 3-4; District Tournament 3; Regional Speech Contest 3; Biology Award 2; Summerfield Scholarship Test 4; Project Talent Test 2; Science and Math Day at Hays 2-3; Student Council Conference at Colby 1; Engineering Open House at Hays 3; Speed Reading 4. 31 MARILYN HESTERBERG --FHA 1-2-3-4; Kayettes 2-3-4; Conference 2-4; Pep Club 3-4; Chorus 1-2; Glee Club 1-2-3; Operetta 1-3; D.A.T. Test 1; FHA State Meeting 4. SHIRLEY JONES--FHA 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Kay- ettes 2-3-4; Pep Club 4; Chorus I; Glee Club 1-2; Prom Server 2; Operetta 1; D.A.T. Test 1; Kayette Conference 4. KENNY KRANNAWITTER--Football 1-2-3-4 ; Wrestling l-2 -3 -4 , Co-Captain 4; Track 1-2; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Reporter 2; Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Class Officer 1 -2-3; Student Council 1-3-4; Vice President 3, President 4; Student Tribunal 3-4; Co-op Camp 1-2; National F.F.A. Convention 2-4; Judging 1-2 -3 -4 ; State Con- vention 2-4; NWK Oral Reasons 3-first; Home- coming King 4; King Candidate 1 -3; Graduation Leader 3; Prom Server 2; ACT Tests 4; Oberlin Scholarship Tests 4; Gymnastics 1; S Club 2-3-4; Carousel 1; Leadership School 2-3-4; Science and Math Day at Hays 2; Student Council Conference at Colby 4. JAMES MCCLELLAND--Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2-3; Track 1; Wrestling 4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Boys Glee 2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-2-3 1; All School Play 3; Carousel 1; Project Talent Test 1; ACT Tests 4; State F.F.A. Convention 3; State F.F.A. Chorus 3; NBC Test 4. MELVIN MORELAND--Choraliers 3-4; Carousel 1; All School Play 3; King G I 2; Chorus 1 -2-3-4; Boys Ensemble 4; Pep Club 3; State Music Contest 3; Merit Scholar 3; ACT Tests 4; ACT Tests 4; Assistant Office Secretary 2; Boys Quartet 3; Brass Ensemble 3-4; Speech Contest 4; Boys Glee 2-3; Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 3-4; Master of Ceremonies Jr. Sr. Prom 3. ROSIE MUNK--FHA 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4; Kay- ettes 2-3; Class Treasurer 2; Pep Club I -2-3; Sno-Ball Queen Candidate 2-3; Prom Server 2; D.A.T. Tests I. WILLIAM OELKE--Football 1; Wrestling 1-4 ; Gymnastics 1-2; Project Talent Test; F.F.A. 1-2- 3-4; Co-op Camp 3; D.A.T. Test 1. JERRY OREN--Project Talent Test 1; Football 1 -2; Wrestling 1-2; Gymnastics 1-2; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Crop Juding Team 4; Farm Mechanics Judging Team; D.A.T. Test 1; Farm Crops Test 4. GARY REITCHECK—Football 1-2-3 , Captain 4; Wrestling 1-2-3 -4 , Manager 2, Captain 4; Track 1; Livestock Judging 1-2 -3 -4 ; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, President 4; State Farmer 3; Oberlin Scholarship Test 3; Prom Server 2; Graduation Usher 3; Carnival King Candidate 3; Homecoming King Attendant 4; National F.F.A. Convention 2-4; State F.F.A. Convention 3-4. RYNARD ROGERS--Basketball 1-2-3-4 ; Track 1 -2; Football 2 ; Prom Server 2; Graduation Usher 3; ACT Test 1; Merit Scholarship Test 4; Class Officer-Sergeant-at-arms 1; Play Usher 3; D.A.T. Test 1. JULIANA RUMBACK--Kayettes 1-2-3-4; Song Leader 2-3-4; Kayette Conference 2-3-4; Kayette Camp 3; FHA 1-2-3-4; Pep Club l -2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee 1-2-3-4; Girls Trio 1; Sextet 3-4; Music Festival Soloist 1; Carousel 1; Lead 1; King G I 3; Musical 1 -2; Yearbook Staff 4; Project Talent Test 1; Flush Bowl Queen 4; Prom Server 2; Yearbook Clinic 4. 32 KATHLEEN SELBE--FHA 1-2-3-4; Honorary Mem- ber 4; Kayettes 1-2-3-4; Community Service Chair- man 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Kayette Camp 3; Kayette Conference 3-4; Girls Glee 2-3; Choraliers 3-4; Girls Trio 1 -2-3-4; State Music Festival 2-3; Band I-2-3-4; Musical 1-2; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Cheer- leader 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader Camp 2; National Merit Scholarship 3; ACT Tests 4; Oberlin Scholar- ship Tests 3-4; Prom Server 2; Homecoming Candidate 1-2; Homecoming Queen 3; Girls State 3; Citizenship Seminar 3; Class Secretary 1 -2; Class Treasurer 3-4; KMEA All State Chorus 2; Graduation Usher 3. LORRIE SHAFER--Kayettes 1-2 -3-4; FHA 1-2-3- 4, Reporter 3, Vice President 4; Junior Degree 3; Girls Ensemble 1-4; Girls Trio 1; Girls Sextet 3; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee 2-3-4; Music Festival Soloist 1-3-4; ACT Tests 4; National Merit Scholar- ship Tests 3; Carousel 1; Operetta Usher 2; Band 1-2-3-4; Brass Ensemble 3; Pep Club l -2 -3-4; Choraliers 4; Speech Contest 4. RICHARD SLOAN--Band 1 -2-3-4; Pep Band 1-2- 3-4; Chorus 1 -2-3-4; Boys Glee 1 -2-3-4; Boys Ensemble 2-4; Pep Club 3; Wrestling 1 -2-4; F.F.A. 3-4; Play Electrician 1-2; D. A. T. Test 1. SHAREE SMITH--FHA I-2-3-4; Kayettes 1-2-3- 4; School Service 4; Carousel 1; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Class Secretary 3-4; Pep Club 4; ACT Tests 4; Oberlin Scholarship Tests 2-3; Journalism Workshop 3; Journalism Staff 4; Sheri- donian Assistant Editor 4; Student Librarian 2-3-4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Clinic 4. PATRICK SUMNER--Football 1; Gymnastics 1; Wrestling 2-3; Livestock Judging Contest at Foster Farms 2; Crop Judging 4; Vocational Agriculture Shop Judging 4; F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. KEITH TAYLOR—Football 1 -2-3 -4 ; Basketball 1-2-3 -4 ; Track 1; Gymnastics 2; Student Coun- cil 3-4; Conference 3-4; Publicity Chairman 4; Oberlin Scholarship Tests 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-2-3; Homecoming King Candidate 2; National Merit Scholarships 3; Project Talent 1; Carousel 1; ACT Tests 4; Graduation Usher 3; Class Vice President 1; Class Student Council 3-4; Prom Server 4; S Club 3-4; Student Tribunal 4; Judging 1; Science and Math Day at Hays 3; Student Council Conference at Colby 4. CHARLOTTE THUMMEL--Girls Glee 2-3-4; FHA 1 -2-3-4; King 8 I 3; Musical 2; Project Talent 1; D.A.T. Tests 1; Pep Club 4. NELSON L. WARREN—Transfer 2; Choraliers 2- 3 -4; Boys Glee 2-3; Boys Ensemble 3-4; Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; State Music Festival 3; Pep Club 3 -4; King 8 I 2; All School Play 3-4; Band 2- 3 -4; Brass Ensemble 3-4; Band Council 3; Merit Scholarship Test 3; ACT Test 4; Librarian 2-4; Cervantes Day 3; Prom Server 2; Oberlin Scholar- ship Tests 4; District Speech Contest 4; Pep Band 3 -4. 33 Nelson Warren, senior student, performs at Pep Club Party. Terry Deibert Received A County Teacher's Scholarship. Jim McClelland Received A Union Pacific Scholarship. Keith Taylor Received A Getz's IGA Scholarship. FROM LEFT: Jon Getz, Kathleen Selbe, Lorena Ackerman, and Keith Taylor. Jon Getz, Valedictorian, Kathleen Selbe and Keith Taylor, Salutatorian, and Lorena Ackerman, I Dare You Award. 34 JUNIOR PRES. BOBFROMME, V. PRES. BILL NEAL, SEC. JACK ROWLISON, TREAS. LANCE FROMME, REP. TIM SUMMER- SON, STUCO REP. FRED ANDRECG 36 JUNIOR PLA T The Ugly American A two act drama The Ugly American was a new feature at SCHS this year. The drama dealt with the influence of the Amer- The Cast ican people in foreign countries. In Southeastern Asia, the Americans Homer Atkins . . . Tim Summerson are waging the cold war against the Com- Emma Atkins............Janis Mowry munists for control of the important area Marie McIntosh . . Barbara Patmon ofSarkhan. George Swift .... Lance From me The Drama shows the difference be- Deong.................Richard Deane tween the American Ambassador who Jeepo...........................Rex Storer doesn’t care, and the other American who Lui Kahn.......................Jack Rowlison spends his time working in the interest of Mai Mau...............Joan Schwarz the Sarkhanese. Mother-In-Law .... Nancy Selbe These various conflicts mount to an Ed Hillandale .... Fred Andregg exciting climax in the final scene, when Li Mou Kelly . . Mary Ellen Leopold Atkin’s hard word is recognized by America, Louis Sears............Bob Fromme and the ambassador is sent home. Princess Neong . . . Velma Babcock The drama was under the direction Student.................Linda Selbe of Mr. Alfred Anderson. The art de- partment helped with the scenery. SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE CLASS Roberta Ackerman Gloria Adams Paul Babcock Pam Briery Eldon Adams Mary Kay Anderson Roberta Bielser Rex Cooper 40 Darryl Heskett Don Kennedy Donald Laevenstein Gwyn Moreland Minnie Oelke Linda Hesterberg Ron Kennedy Danny Leister Cheryl Moss Linda Pfeifer Gladys Hilbum Max Kennedy Dorothy Meier Gary Newman Linda Rail Marlene Hill Karen Krannawitter Barbara McClelland John Rand Willie Schaffer Millie Karnes Herb Kratzer Betty Mollering Neuenschwander John Schlageck Billy Ochs Steve Scott Donna Vaughn Norene Stevenson Janelle Warren Donna Suiter Marjorie Weber Esther Timken Virginia Wegman Marilyn Treu Larry Williams SPONSORED BY ARNOLD AUTO ELECTRIC Class Float 42 FRESHMAN SPONSORED BV WEBBER PLUMM1NG Clara Lou Frazey 44 45 CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Kyle Farber, Carol Sue Conard, Tim Ostmeyer, and Joan Headge. SECOND ROW: Oliver Krannawitter, and Linda Haffner. Judy Nelson Robert Newman Betty Munk k Jimmy Oelke sxj Cherry Patmon Timmy Ostmeyer Deanna Ochs Larry Rowlison Chris Rail Ruth Rienert SPONSORED BY SHERIDAN IMPLEMENT CO. 46 47 SCHOLASTIC A WARDS Bausch Lomb Award Chemistry Award German Award Honorable Mention at Kansas State Scholarship Contests..JON GETZ Physics Award Mathematics Award i Honorable Mention at Kansas State Scholarship Contests.LANCE FROMME Outstanding Athletic of the Year ......................FRED ANDREGG Girls State Delegates..................................DIANA POPP MARY ELLEN LEOPOLD Boys State Delegates........................RICHARD DEANE BILL NEAL Biology Award..................................................LINDA PFEIFER VIRGINIA W EG MAN Art Award........................................................BOB FROMME Betty Crocker Homemaker Award.................................LORENA ACKERMAN  Honorable Mention at Kansas State Scholarship Contests • JOHN NEUENSCHWANDER KATHLEEN SELBE MARGRET BREEDEN CHARLENE MEIER BILL NEAL 0RGANI7A TIONS TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Allen, Spillman, Heskett, Babcock, Sloan, Ochs, D. Kennedy, McClelland, Tice, Albers. SECOND ROW: W. Bainter, T. Krannawitter, Scott, Lawrence Bieker, Heier, Rumback, O. Krannawitter, Ziegler, J. Oelke. THIRD ROW: Blank, W.Oelke, K. Krannawitter, R. Kennedy, M. Kennedy, Watkins, D. Bainter, Sumner, Popp. FRONT ROW: Farber, Lavern Bieker, Newman, Brown, Mr. Lambert, Schaffer, Bange, L. Oren, J. Oren, Reitcheck. Lorena Ackerman Senior Sweetheart Jan Mowry Junior Sweetneart Donna Vaughn Sophomore Sweetheart FFA Max Kennedy-Star Chapter Farmer Oliver Krannawitter-Star Green - hand Ron and Don Kennedy -Safety Paul Babcock-Crops Farming Pat Sumner-Farm Mechanics SPONSORED BY NIGEL WALDEN INSURANCE FFA Officers Gary Reitcheck, pres. ; Kenny Krannawitter, vice-pres; Eddie Bange, sec. ; Darryl Heskett, sent.; Max Kennedy, Stu -Co; Lavern Bieker, Treas. ; Ron Kennedy, report- er; Mr. Lambert, sponsor no ft floo nonno oonn BACK ROW: A. Mollering, S. Spillman, J. Dickman, E. Timpkens, M. Leopold, M. Lovin, M. Jones, M. Hill, J. Frost, A. Cooper, C. Moreland. M. Karnes, M. Anderson, M. Vickers, M. Oelke. FIFTH ROW: J. Nelson, L. Pfeifer, D. Ochs, V. Babcock, D. Meier, C. Shafer, M. Breeden, R. Reinert, C. Moss, J. Rum - back, N. Spillman, M. Schlicker, A. Munk, B. Munk. FOURTH ROW: P. Breiry, C. Covolt, C. Meier, B. Leiker, C. Patmon, M. Weber, J. Winter, T. Gerdes, D. Vaughn, H. Galloway, L. Hesterberg, M. Hester- berg, N. Selbe', L. Selbe. THIRD ROW: M. Meier, C. Hill, C. Thummel, R. Beisler, G. Hilbum, G. Adams, R. Shafer, L. Rail, J. Hedge, L. Haffner, F. Haffner, K. Krannawitter, B. Mollering, N. Stephenson, E. Beiker. SECOND ROW: C. Rumback, E. Breeden, M. Barr, V. Wegman, R. Ackerman, C. Frazey, P. Andregg, R. Beisler, C. Conard, D. Suiter, S. Smith, L. Ackerman, M. Bange. FIRST ROW: P. Washburn, D. Popp, J. Mowry, G. Currier, M. Kennedy, S. Hones, A. Dickman, Mrs. Deane, Sponsor; L. Shafer, R. Munk, B. Patmon, M. Treu, C. Ochs, and K. Selbe. _ j . The Hoxie FHA Chapter had 84 members this • year. Diana Popp was elected State Treasurer for the coming year and Janice Mowry was elect- ed District Secretary for the coming year. Mrs. Deane was the sponsor for the year. 11 girls earned Jr. Degrees and 8 girls earned Chapter degrees. FHA officers for 1962-1963 District and State officers for 1963-1964. SPONSORED BY: DELLA'S CAFE PEP CL UB Cheerleaders serving the 1962-63 school year are BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jan Mowry and Diana Popp. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Georgia Currier and Kathleen Selbe. The Pep Club officers for this year were: President, Diana Popp; Vice-President, Jan Mowry; Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Patmon; Student Council Representative, Mary Ellen Leopold; and Reporter, Marilyn Treu. One hundred people joined Pep Club. Out of these people, seventy-three people earned letters. The Pep Club had various projects throughout the year. Some of these were: furnishing and selling programs for the basketball and wrestling tournaments, making posters and hoops for sports events, selling booster pins, and sponsoring the first annual Outstanding Athletic Award of the Year. 52 PEP CLUB MEMBERS, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Rumback, D. Spillman, J. Neuenschwander, R. Cooper, D. Kennedy, P. Babcock, M. Tice, D. Holmes, R. Allen. FIFTH ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Wash- burn. M. Kennedy, A. Cooper, J. Schwarz, J. Rumback, C. Rumback, C. Ochs, R. Shafer, B. Patmon. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. William, R. Kennedy, D. Lovenstein, N. Warren, E. Bange, L. Fromme, D. Bainter, G. Bell, J. Blank. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Ziegler, T. Krannawitter, V. Babcock. E. Adams, M. Leopold, C. Rail, R. Storer, E. Bieker. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Cur- rier, E. Breeden, L. Ackerman, S. Smith, M. Barr, S. Jones, C. Covalt, sponsor, Jim Stegman. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Selbe, L. Selbe, T. Geerdes, L. Shafer, B. Leiker, M. Hesterburg, J. Winter, H. Galloway. PEP CLUB MEMBERS, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Walden, J. Frost, M. Bange, C. Frazey, M. Treu, C. Conard, C. Patmon, V. Wegman, D. Suiter. FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Moss, M. Anderson, M. Oelke, M. Karnes, M. Hill, M. Jones, E. Timken, M.. Dreiling, D. Meier. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Ackerman, P. Andregg, P. Briery, D. Vaughn, M. Weber, L. Hesterburg, J. Nelson, C. Meier. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Stegman, sponsor; R. Bielser, M. Hayes, G. Hilburn, M. Meier, C. Huging, K. Krannawitter, B. McClelland, N. Stephenson. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Warren, J. Hedge, C. Shafer, C. Adams, L. Rail, K. Dempewolf, L. Haffner, F.Haffner. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Hill, L. Pfeifer, S. Spillman, N. Spillman, M. Vickers, D. Ochs, G. Moreland, R. Reinert. STU-CO BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Haffner, Freshman representative; Mr. Mosier, sponsor; Kenny Kranna- witter, president; Mary Ellen Leopold, Pep Club representative; Tim Summerson, vice-president; Sharee Smith. Kayette representative; Diana Popp, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Tim Ostmeyer, Freshman president; Phil Fromme, Sophomore representative; Fred Andregg, Junior representative; Bob Fromme, Junior president; Keith Taylor, Senior representative; Jon Getz, Senior president; Max Kennedy, Sophomore president. The Student Council, headed by Kenny Krannawitter and sponsored by Mr. Mosier, was busy with various activities throughout the year. The Student Council sponsored several activities, such as: sponsoring the annual Sno-ball dance; financing the installment of two full length mirrors, one in the Student Room and one at the foot of the west flight of stairs; and the purchasing of some new furniture for the Student Room. 54 ANNUAL STAFF Editor - Barbara Patmon Co-editor - Sharee Smith Annual Staff Members Nancy Selbe Joan Schwarz Ann Cooper Diana Popp Judy Rumback Velma Babcock John Rand Neuenschwander - Photographer The Annual Staff wishes to express their appreciation to those who have helped make this yearbook possible. THE 1963 ANNUAL STAFF 55 noonoonnoaort BACK ROW: S. Spillman, M. Treu, M. Kennedy, C. Frazey, G. Moreland, J. Nelson, P. Andregg, G. Currier, C. Conard, B. Patmon, D. Suiter, M. Jones. FIFTH ROW: K. Walden, L. Pfeifer, D. Meier, J. Mowry, V. Babcock, C. Shafer, N. Spillman, M. Breeden, J. Schwarz, R. Shafer, C. Moss, L. Rail, J. Warren. FOURTH ROW: P. Breiery, C. Meier, L. Shafer, C. Patmen, D. Vaughn, M. Weber, J. Win- ter, H. Gallaway, B. Leiker, L. Hesterbryg, M. Hesterberh, C. Covalt. THIRD ROW: E. Beiker, B. Beilser, G. Hilburn, B. McCleeland, D. Popp, L. Haffner, J. Hedge, D. Ochs, C. Huming, G. Adams, F. Haffner, K. Krannawitter, N. Strphenson. SECOND ROW: K. Dempewolfe, S. Jones, C. Rumback, M. Karnes, M. Barr, K. Selbe, Mrs. Shaw, Sponsor; M. Dreiling, M. Hill, E. Temken, C. Ochs, P. Washburn, FRONT ROW: S. Smith, L. Sckerman, A. Cooper, M. Dreiling, M. Anderson, N. Selbe, L. Selbe, R. Ackerman, M. Leopold, A. Dickman, J. Rumback, E. Breeden. KA TETTES Officers for 1962 - 1963 President.................Kathleen Selbe Vice-President.....................Nancy Selbe Secretary.................. Marita Barr Treasurer.............Effie May Breeden Stuco Rep..................Sharee Smith Parliamentarian......................Ann Cooper Pianist...............Margaret Dreiling Song Leader...............Judy Rumback World Service . . . Mary Kay Anderson Community Service . .Roberta Ackerman Program Chairmen . . Lorena Ackerman Florence Haffner Publicity Chairman .... Linda Selbe Recreation Chairman .Mary Ellen Leopold 56 A CTIVITIES Diana Popp Junior Candidate Marilyn Treu Sophomore Candidate Queen Georgia Currier Janice Dickman Freshman Candidate 1962 ANNUAL SNO-BALL December 22 The 1962 Annual Sno-Ball, Sponsored by the Student Council of SCHS, was held on December 22, in the Student Room. The decorations were ice, blue, turquoise, and white streamers accented with colorful balloons. The punch table, covered with a white linen cloth, was centered with a Christmas poinsetta, evergreen, and two white candles. Small sno-ball decorated cakes and sherbert punch were served. Mr. Kenny Krannawitter, Student Council President, presided over the coronation of Miss Georgia Currier, the Annual Sno-Ball Queen. Her attendants were Miss Diana Popp, Miss Marilyn Treu, and Miss Janice Dickman. Music for the semi-formal dance was furnished by the Flippers from Hays. Singing Surfin' Safiri, - Rex Cooper, Phil Fromme, Paul Babcock, and Darryl Heskett. JR.-SR. PROM Everyone enjoys dancing. Music by the Upbeats from Salina. Servers for the Prom: Florence H., Rex C. , Gladys H., Darryl H. , Mary Kay A., Max K., Marlene H., Willie S. , Donna V., Roberta A. , Gary N. , Virginia W., Ron K., Esther T., Don K. , Cheryl M., Karen K., Paul B. , and Steve S. Judy Yuhars dancers for Jr. Sr. Prom. Mary Kay Anderson gives read- ing Spitin' Tobacca . HOMECOMING 1963 Homecoming King Queen Candi- dates: Kenny Krannawitter and Georgianna Currier. 1962 Homecoming King and Que Lessie Pratt and Kathleen Selbe. Kathleen crowns 1963 Queen Lessie crowns 1963 King fioijal (Court of Sheridan (Lommunitij School 1963 Homecoming Royalty King Kenny and Queen Georgianna reign over Homecoming festivities. Senior Attendants-Gary Reitcheck and Anita Dickman Junior Attendants-Jan Mowry and Bob Fromme WK. IH i Sophomore Attendants-Marilyn Treu and Phil Fromme 61 Freshman Attendants-Carol Sue Conard and Kyle Farber Edith sees a ghost! BLITHE SPIRIT All School Play April 26, 1963 CAST Charles Condomine Ruth Condomine . Elvira........... Madame Arcati . . Doctor Bradman . Mrs. Bradman . . Edith (a maid) , . Nelson Warren , . . .Judy Winter . Carol Sue Conard . . Cherry Patmon . Gordon Warren Shirley Spillman Roberta Ackerman PRODUCTION STAFF Elvira and Ruth return. Lance Fromme...............................Lighting John Rand Neuenschwander............Special Effects Richard Deane.......................Stage Manager Linda and Nancy Selbe...........Assistant Directors 62 Dr. Mrs. Bradman Cup of tea, my dear? Vocal Music Department Presents CHRISTMAS CANTA TA Girls Glee Club The Christmas Cantata was presented by the Music, Art, and Speech departments. The program consisted of secular and sacred carols. The sacred Christmas Cantata The Christmas Story From the Bible by Joseph Roffe was performed by the Mixed Chorus. Jon Getz was narrator. The boys en- semble, girls glee, and girls trio gave other numbers. The front of the stage was decorated with festive holiday candles among evergreen branches, creating a gay Christmas atmos- phere. The program was under the direction of Mr. Jerry Haines, the vocal and instrumental instructor. Mr. Eldon Ames helped with scenic designing. Mr. Alfred Anderson was in charge of staging and lighting. The Home Economics Department helped prepare for the program. Girls trio: Kathleen S. , Marilynn K. , Barbara P. Mixed Chorus sang the Cantata music SPONSORED BY FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 63 PEP CLUB PARTY Two views of the pep club party decorations held in the student room. The Pep Club held a party November 17 at 8:00 p.m., hon- oring the football players and the coaches. Diana Popp, Pep Club presi- dent, welcomed the guests. Mr . Stegman was presented with a gift in appreciation of his service to the club. Seniors Kenny Krannawitter, Keith Taylor, Gary Reitchek, and Terry Deibert were given special recognition. Guests were entertained by a reading given by Nelson War- ren, What It Was Was Football. Barbara Patmon sang a solo Pennies From Heaven accom- panied by Marilyn Treu. Twist contests were held be- tween the faculty members and another between the football players and their partners. Max Kennedy, Agnes Munk, Deanna Ochs, and Oliver Krannawitter were winners of the twist contest. 64 Coach McFarland was guest speaker of the eve ning. SPORTS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL WRESTLING TRACK n n P P f) P, ftp n a 1 37 n 'nJV V3 6fe4J9 1 I jk bti H '■ ' Jpc ccj V ,TI “' O, o 25« 55« 4 ' tflli TvHJ ! „ W. HiiT 1 32 27 40'«IS A70 85 10%jp75 TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Albers, Tice, Hendershot, Neal, Liester, Blank, Cooper, Heskett, Smith. FOURTH ROW: W. Bainter, T. Krannawitter, Rail, S. Scott, Ostmeyer, Holmes, Rumback, O. Krannawit- ter. THIRD ROW: Stillwell, Deibert, Deane, Watkins, K. Krannawitter, Schlageck, B. Scott, D. Bainter, Popp. SECOND ROW: Coach McFarland, Williams, Kratzer, Farber, Rowlison, M. Kennedy, Coach Oelke. Coach Bigham. FIRST ROW: Miller, Summerson, Carlton, Schaffer, B. Fromme, Andregg, P. Fromme, Taylor, Reitcheck. The SCHS football squad finished the 1962-63 season at seventh place in league play with 1 win, 1 draw, and 7 losses. The captains for the 1962-63 foot- ball season were Terry Deibert and Gary Reitcheck. The season’s games scores were as follows: Hoxie 6 Hill City Opp. 6 7 Oberlin 33 0 Goodland 32 7 St. Francis 33 7 Colby 48 0 Atwood 42 0 Norton 32 13 Oakley 20 33 Trenton, Nebr. 7 SPONSORED BY ROSTER'S FIRESTONE 66 Captains: Terry Deibert and Gary Reitcheck Coaches: Coach Bigham, Coach Oelke, and Coach McFarland FOOTBALL The coaches for the 1962-63 season were Coaches Oelke, Bigham, and Mc- Farland. Coach McFarland coached the varsity squad assisted by Coach Bigham. Coach Oelke coached the Frehsman and Sophomore teams. On October 5 the faculty members and the football squad joined in a mock game for the Homecoming Pep Assembly skit in the gym. The cheerleaders served as the officials for the game. The Homecoming game was played on the Hoxie Gridiron against the St. Francis Indians. The game was played on the after- noon of October 6. The Hoxie Indians were de- feated 33-7. Wedel breaks into the open! 67 Hoxie in persuit! BASKETBALL A-TEAM: Jon Getz, Terry Deibert, Lavern Beiker, Willie Shafer, Bob Fromme, Fred Andregg, Keith Taylor, Tim Summerson, Rynard Rogers, Bill Neal. sponsored by AL WEEKS STANDARD SERVICE 68 BASKETBALL TEAM FOR 1962-1963 BACK ROW: Don Kennedy, Max Kennedy, John Schleck, Bob Newman, Phil Fromme, Lance Fromme, Kyle Farber, Ron Kennedy, Dan Leister, Eldon Adams, Dennis Holmes, Danny Watkins, Jon Getz, Bill Neal, Rynard Rogers, Richard Deane, Lawrence Beiker, Jack Rowlison, Asst. Coach Bob Wedel, Lavern Beiker, Keith Taylor, Fred Andregg, Bob Fromme, Willie Shafer, Tim Summerson, Terry Deibert, and Coach Don Bigham. Terry Deibert and Keith Taylor were Co-Captains for the 1962-1963 Basket- ball season. The Indians had 6 wins and 9 losses placing them 6th in the league. The Boys who played their last game for SCHS were Terry Deibert, Lavern Beiker, Keith Taylor, Jon Getz and Rynard Rogers. The scores for the games were: SPONSORED BY HOXIE STATE AGENCY Hoxie-----------Good land 44-46 Hoxie-----------Hill City 42-50 Hoxie-----------Quinter 36-46 Hoxie-----------Colby 48-59 Hoxie-----------Goodland 46-51 Hoxie-----------Atwood 53-46 Hoxie-----------Oberlin 59-48 Hoxie-----------Oakley 57-44 Hoxie-----------Norton 51-50 Hoxie-----------Goodland 40-42 Hoxie-----------Colby 48-66 Hoxie-----------Saint Francis 38-39 Hoxie-----------Atwood 47-53 Hoxie-----------Oberlin 68-51 Hoxie-----------Oakley 61-44 Hoxie-----------Norton 50-56 Hoxie-----------Saint Francis 50-48 Hoxie-----------Atwood 72-57 69 FIRST ROW: Paul Babcock, William Oelke, Dale Bainter, Gary Reitcheck, Larry Oren, Bill Scott, Kenny Krannawitter, GR Stillwell, Rex Cooper. SECOND ROW: Coach Vic Oelke, Warren Bainter, Oliver Kran- nawitter, Steve Scott, Darryl Heskett, Larry Williams, Bobby Golloway, Herby Kratzer. THIRD ROW: Jimmy McClalland, Richard Sloan, Tim Ostmeyer, Tim Frazey, Gene Bell, Larry Albers, Chris Rail, Lessley Rumback. sponsored by MICKEY HARDWARE The SCHS Wrestling Squad placed seventh in the league for the 1962-63 season. Rex Storer placed first in the District, and Steve Scott placed second. In the Regional Tournament, Rex Storer placed second and Steve Scott placed third, Rex Storer placed third in the State Tournament. The Indians placed first in the Cam- pus Third Annual Tournament at Hays- ville, Kansas. Rex Storer, Rex Cooper, and Gary Reitcheck placed first in the tournament. Kenny Krannawitter and Gary Reit- check were elected Co-Captains. Co-Captains for the year of 1962-63 were Kenny Krannawitter and Gary Reitcheck. 70 These boys placed first in the Third A nnual Tournament at Campus High. FIRST ROW: Dale Bainter, William Oeike, Kenny Krannawitter, Gary Reitcheck, Bill Scott, Paul Babcock. SECOND ROW: Coach Vic Oelke, Rex Storer, Darryl Heskett, Rex Cooper, GR Stillwell, Steve Scott. Rex Storer over Barry Swain of Salina Coach Victor Oelke sponsored bv SHAW JEWELRY LEROY AND MAXINE Steve Scott wrestling LeRoy Wagner of Russell. Scott won 6-1. 71 TRACK TRACK SQUAD, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Rail, Saw- rence Bieker, Kyle Farber, Gary Smith, Dennis Holmes, Danny Watkins, Tim Ostmeyer, G. R. Stillwell. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eldon Adams, Larry William, Don Kennedy, Phil Fromme, Ron Kennedy, Rex Cooper, Danny Leister, Steve Scott, John Schlageck. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach McFarland, Bill Neal, Bill Scott, Dale Bainter, Lavern Bieker, Fred Andregg, Bob Fromme, Jack Rowlison, Richard Deane, Herby Kratzer, and Lynn Miller. Bob Fromme runs low hurdles. Members of the Varsity Field Team, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Sch- lageck, Lavern Bieker, Bob Fromme, Jack Rowlison, Richard Deane, Danny Leister, Steve Scott. Thirty-five boys went out for track this year, and six of them lettered. The six who lettered are, Lavern Beiker, who was the only Senior. Bob Fromme, Fred Andregg, Bill Scott, Dale Bainter, Bill Neal, and Richard Deane were the Juniors. Don Kennedy was the only Sophomore. Lavern Bieker, Bob Fromme, Fred Andregg, Bill Neal, and Don Kennedy went to Regional Track Meet at Russell. 72 SPONSORED BY GEORGE SCHURICHT Coach McFarland Fred Andregg broad jumping Richard Deane throwing the discus 73 SCHS BOOSTERS Marie's Beauty Shoppe Deibert Produce Hoxie Hotel Quonset Cleaners Don’s Phillip 66 Service North Barber Shop Play Recreation Rowlison Produce Kansas-Nebraska Nat. Gas Co. E 0 Motel Mac's Kent Service Shoe Shop June Howard Cresseler Hoxie Locker Storage J J Conoco Ada Clubb Velma’s Beauty Shoppe Hoxie Sentinel