Southwestern Heights High School - Mustanger Yearbook (Kismet, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1968 volume:

Southwestern Heights Presents ZHS M US ZANQSK 1967 —1968 Unified School District J Jo. 483 Kismet - Plains - Kansas Zke Student JCife Of Student Life Thus we begin the year 1967- 68. . . to help make it a year of memories, we the MUSTANGER staff have endeavored to capture some of the breath-taking mo- ments between the covers of this book. To convey the memories we shall recall some of the glorious victories and inevitable defeats of student life. Here to guide us through what seemed an unending task was the administration. Teaching, testing, counselling, and disciplining seem- 1967-68 Now A ed a full time job. Whether or not they enjoyed it, it had to be done, and they would not have been there if they had not been in- terested in us. That get up and go feeling became evident the first few weeks of school as students and teachers were busy getting reacquainted and getting back into the swing of school. The middle of September found us all impatiently waiting the beginning of football season. Our days soon followed a certain pattern, rarely altering. Time began to pass quickly for most of Memory us. Football season was over be- fore we knew it and now we looked for other interests to occupy our energies. Basketball seemed the only alternative for some, while others settled down to concentrate on their studies. Holidays came and went. Last minute term papers were handed in, semester tests given, and we start- ed the new year. Once again we became involved in the routine of classes and whirlwind of activities. Basketball games occupied some of the evenings, while speech and music contests filled the weekends. Everywhere we turned the social pressures surrounded us. Spring brought the usual spring fever. Most of us survived... a few didn't. The weeks seemed to be getting longer and with track and golf meets two or three times a week, things were never the same. The Juniors busied themselves with plans for the Prom, trying to make it the best. Sophomores 4 and Freshman planned last min- ute class parties while Seniors a- waited that all important day----- graduation. In the mean time there was plenty to keep us busy, a style show, music concerts, banquets, and parties.....And then it was all over with. Some would leave and never look back, some were sorry to leave and return for visits, some will return next year with hopes of making it an even more memorable year. Right now this is just another yearbook we can look at to see how many times our picture ap- pears but in ten or twenty years we will look at it and recall some of the friendships we established and the fun we shared in that memor- able year 1967-68. Pep Club President, Vicki Roberts, is pinning one of the spirit boosting pins on Coach Lousch. Vice-Pres- ident, Debra Ormiston and Secre- tary-Treasurer, Barbara Carter look on. Pep Club Boosts School Spirit Throughout the year the Pep Club had many projects which all the mem- bers participated in. They sold booster pins and ribbons to all the students and faculty. To help the boys, they held a bonfire to encourage them more. And for a money making project they had a Had and Coat Check for all the home basketball games. This money was used to decorate for basketball home com ing. A-team Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW: Judi Cobb, Cheri Pippitt, Shelly Reiss. BACK ROW: Lynda Correll, Susan Massoni, Barbara Reiss. 8 B-team Cheerleaders: Mary Lynne Dunn, Fay Martin, Mindy Foster, Celia Massoni, Fama Hanks. The Pep Club had a bonfire to put more spirit in the school so we could win the football homecoming the next night with Protection. 9 Susan Massoni received a I on her vocal solo at the Charlene Hutson received a I on her vocal solo at State Music Festival held at Dodge City. the State Music Festival held at Dodge City. Vocal Members Attend Contests Throughout the year the vocal members went to many contests and had many concerts. The special groups sang at many different activities, too. The triple trio is one of the select groups of vocal, consisting of, FRONT ROW: Kathy Krause, Becky Headrick, Vicki Roberts, Cheri Pippitt, Connie Headrick. SECOND ROW: Connie Culver, Claudia Pinkerton, Susan Massoni, Rachel Krause. They got a II at the State Music Festival held at Dodge City. They, also, sang at the Baccalaureate services. 10 The Y-teen cabinet consisted of the following: FRONT ROW: Karen Dirks, Barbara Nickerson, Rachel Krause, Becky Headrick, Linda Ballard, Susan Massoni. SECOND ROW: Connie Headrick, Charlene Hutson, Peggy Elliott, Betty Powell, Cheri Pippitt, Vicki Roberts, Barbara Carter. India Represented M Banquet At the Spring Tea, the guest speaker was Usha Mennon from India. She told the girls and their mothers many interesting facts about India and their customs. The Y-teens sold candy and cookbooks for a money making project this year. Barbara Nickerson was ICC candidate in the fall conference at Ulysses. This year they sent four girls to the annual membership meeting at Wichita. Usha Mennon, speaker at the Spring Tea, talks to Mrs. At the Spring Tea the Mystery Mothers are busily Wettstein, YWCA President, LEFT, and Becky Headrick, engaged in arranging the gifts for the gift ex- Y-teen President, RIGHT. change among mothers and daughters. 11 Zke lJems Play Jor Zkc Prom Mrs. Guy Scott of the Liberal Southwest Guidance Center was the guest speaker at the 1967-68 Junior-Senior Banquet. Her speech was on the four S's. The cafeteria was decorated with silhouettes and glittered stars to go along with the theme, In the Misty Moonlight. Kenneth Martin sang the theme song for their musical entertainment. At the Prom afterwards, the Juniors, Seniors, and their dates danced to the music of The Jerms from Kansas City. The Prom room was decorated with a garden scene. There was a fountain with real gold fish swimming among the rocks. But of course, something had to go wrong. The flowers didn't get here on time and neither did the speaker. National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Mr. Carter, Sponsor, Karen Dirks, Vice-President, Johnny Troutt, President, Susan Massoni, Secretary-Treasurer, Becky Headrick, Student Council Representative, Rachel Krause. SECOND ROW: Barbara Carter, Rita Bond, Linda Ballard, Barbara Nickerson, Vicki Roberts, Donnie Wilcox. THIRD ROW: Craig Ram- sey, Theresa Cox, Mary Lynne Dunn, Connie Roberts, Donna Coffey, Kathy Krause, Shelley Reiss. Suture farmers America FRONT ROW: Mr. White, Sponsor, Bob Sheldon, Eddie Bond, President, Dale Schell, Vice-President, Kenneth Palmer, Sentinel, Richard Bradley. SECOND ROW: Don Pinkerton, Secretary, James Bond, Treasurer. 14 Council Works On Various Projects The Student Council had charge of the football home- coming and the dance after football and basketball home- comings. They were in charge of class elections and election of the new Student Council President for next year. They also sold programs at the Regional Basketball Tournament. They attended the conference of Student Councils at Ash- land. This year they have been working on many projects for the student body, such as, a student lounge and a dress code. Student Council Members: TOP TO BOTTOM: Mr. Dolenz, Sponsor, Craig Ramsey, Johnny Troutt, Blenda Miller, Richard Bradley, Claudia Pinkerton, Becky Headrick, Bar- bara Nickerson, and Kathy Krause. The Student Council offi- cers, Rachel Krause, Treasurer, Susan Massoni, Secretary, Harold Short, Vice-President, and Den- nis Breen, President, talk to Mr. Downing about the preparations to be made for the Regional Basket- ball Tournaments. 15 Producers ’67- ’68 Annual Vicki Roberts was editor of the 1967-68 Mustanger. The staff's other members were Dennis Breen, advertising, Ruth Schawo, or- ganizations, Kell Adams, sports, Randy Littlefield, sports, Cheri Pippitt, administra- tion, faculty, and SWH special staff, and Rick Himman, classes and grade schools. The staff and Mr. Thomas, sponsor, attended the annual conference at Liberal and had a visit from Frank Wright to help them with any problems they might have had. Vicki Roberts checks pages for any errors. 16 V Kell Adams and Randy Littlefield pick-out the pictures they want to use for their section. Rick Hinman draws-up his final copy to be sent to the publisher. Cheri Pippitt marks a picture for the proportion that will be used in the annual. 17 FRONT ROW: Connie Culver, Shelley Reiss, Theresa Packard, Vicki Hinz, Vicki Roberts, Claudia Pinkerton, Carolyn Atwell, Kathy Holmes, Rachel Krause, Barbara Nickerson. SECOND ROW: Cindy Vincent, Joan Him, Donna Howard, Tom Holmes, Kathy Krause, Susan Massoni, Connie Roberts, Dana Shores, Connie Headrick Celia Massoni, Donna Coffey, Lois Jones, Tim Beaty. THIRD ROW: Theresa Cox, Theresa Stoll, Faye Martin, Johnny Troutt, Curtis Brooks, Brian Novinger, Pam Wettstein, Raymond Thorp, James Dolenz, Carl Novinger, Darrel England, Cloyce Culver, Greg Ormiston, Kevin Reimer, Gene McVey, Linda Ballard. FOURTH ROW: Jan Bromwell, Margaret Fieser, Dennis Breen, John Mercer, Mr. McVey, Rita Bond. Band Qives Several Concerts During the year the band gave several concerts. They went to the State Fair at Hutchinson besides other parades they marched in. The Saxaphone Quartet, Lois Jones, Donna Coffey, Connie Headrick, Susan Massoni, and pianist, Shelly Reiss, received a I at State Music Festival held at Dodge City. 18 LEFT; Tim Beaty received a I at the State Music Festival held at Dodge City playing a Bass Clarinet solo. RIGHT; Rachel Krause received a I at the State Music Festival held at Dodge City playing a Flute solo. BELOW; The band performed at several concerts throughout the year. 19 Zhe Ransom Of Red Chief The 1967-68 All-School Play was The Ransom of Red Chief , directed by Mr. Neal Slack, Speech and Drama coach. The cast included Dennis Breen as Sam Blake, a schemer, Johnny Troutt as Bill Driscoll, a schemer, Tim Beaty as Red Chief (Johnny), a lively boy, Terry' Wares as Ebenezer Dorset, John's uncle, Rachel Krause as Mrs. Rudge, the housekeeper, Sandra Bloom as Jane Chandler, Ebenezer's sister, Barbara Reiss as Abigail, Teresa Packard as Ellie, Shelley Reiss as Susan, all Jane's daughters, Faye Martin, as Mary Alice, a young neighbor, Susan Massoni as Mrs. Miller, Mary' Alice's mother, Lynda Correll as Miss Oliver, Margaret Fieser as Miss Russell, both bird watchers, and David McVay as Constable Jones, the law. 20 21 Powell fats At State Betty Jean Powell got a I at the State Speech Festival held at Wichita on a reading called Angel. Kiki Adams got a II on her interpretation of prose. Pat Ashby got a Il-f on his interpretation of poetry. Rita Bond got a II on her reading. Barbara Reiss received a gold medal at the League Speech Festival for getting a I on her reading. Kiki Adams Betty Jean Powell Pat Ashby Rita Bond 22 FRONT ROW: Manager Rick Hinman, Gary Elliott, Kell Adams, Stan Reiss, John Troutt, Dennis Breen, Richard Bradley, Bill Lewis, Wallace Pearson, Harold Short, Randy Littlefield. SECOND ROW: Coach John Reeser, Don Wilcox, Dale Schell, Don Pinkerton, Wayne McCarty, RonBalloun, Randy Utz, Ken Martin, Kevin Reimer, Leonard Warf, George Fawcett. THIRD ROW: Head Coach Larry Lousch, Craig Ramsey, David Sherer, Perry Brooks, Brian Novinger, John Dreitz, Jackie Osborn, Jake Howard, Bob Sheldon, Jeff Berryman, Pat Ashby. FOURTH ROW: Coach Jim Miller, Manager Roger Angell, Jim Dolenz, Mike Chase, Cloyce Culver, Dick Knott, Tim Beaty, Curtis Brooks, Raymond Thorp, Rod Littlefield, Larry Howard. Mustangs Post 7-1-1 Season The Mustangs, for a second year in a row, came up with a winning football team. The Mustangs' desire to play football, and their team effort were in most part responsible for their 7-1-1 season. The Mustangs had only four returning starters, and a total of eight letterman to lead the way to their second place finish in the Iroquois League. The Mustangs were only one half game behind the league winners, Greensburg. The Mustangs placed eight boys on the league honorable mention list. They were Randy Littlefield, Craig Ramsey, Dennis Breen, Don Wilcox, Harold Short, Randy Utz, Dale Schell, and Ken Martin. Littlefield, Wilcox, and Ramsey also landed spots on the Southwest Daily Times'-honorable mention. Coach Lousch sends in a play with his end, Randy Utz. Coach Lousch, a graduate of Kansas University, took over the head foot- ball coaching position with great success. 24 Gary Elliott breaks a block in pursuit of ball carrier. Elliott received positions on the Southwest Daily Times'-All Area Team, the All League Team, and the Topeka Daily Capitol's-second team. Kell Adams finds open field on a punt return. Adams received positions on the Southwest Daily Times'-All Area Team, the All League Team, and the Topeka Daily Capitol's-hon- orable mention. Stan Reiss looks for a down field block. Reiss received honors on the Southwest Daily Times- second team and the All League honorable mention. 25 The defensive unit was made up of: Dennis Breen, Ken Martin, Don Pinkerton, Stan Reiss, Randy Littlefield, Kell Adams, Gary Elliott, John Troutt, Randy Utz, Don Wil- cox, and Craig Ramsey. Quarterback, Randy Littlefield, sets for pass. 26 John Troutt, number 61, pulls from his guard position for a trap block. Wingback, Craig Ramsey, makes another on of his fine catches. 20 Fowler 0 14 Hugoton 6 13 Ashland 0 6 Meade 13 13 Protection 6 27 Cimarron 20 0 Greensburg 0 43 Sublette 6 35 Coldwater 7 The offensive unit line was made up of: Harold Short, Dennis Breen, Gary Elliott, Dale Schell, John Troutt, Ken Martin, Randy Utz. Randy Littlefield, Kell Adams, Don Wilcox, Craig Ramsey made up the backfield. 27 Cynda ’68 football Queen Miss Lynda Correll was crowned the 1968 football Homecoming Queen in the pre-game ceremonies be- fore the action in which the Mustangs came back from a six point deficit at half-time to beat Protec- tion 13-6. Miss Correll reigned throughout the game and the Homecoming dance, where The Cost of Liv- ing from Liberal played. The Queen's attendants were Miss Barbara Reiss, escorted by Randy Littlefield, and Miss Barbara Carter, escorted by Bill Lewis. Miss Correll was escorted and crowned by Stan Reiss. Lynda, a senior, has been a varsity cheerleader for the last two years and was actively engaged in Pep Club, Y-teens, and the Arts and Crafts depart- ment. 28 Craig Ramsey, Don Pinkerton, Brian Novinger, Don Wilcox, Wayne McCarty, Harold Short, Gene McVey, Ron Balloun, Stan Reiss, Randy Littlefield, Randy Utz, Gary Elliott, Coach Lousch, Rod Lewis, Rick Hinman, and Head Coach Jim Miller. Mustangs Zhird Jn Ceague The Mustangs basketball team completed another fine season this year, winning 14 and losing 6. The Mustangs finished in second place in the Iroquois League tournament and finished in third place over all in the league. The Mustangs finished in third place in the district, beating Elkhart 53-46. High point man for the varsity this year was Gary Elliott with 275 points. The best free throw average was maintained by Don Wilcox with.a 62. 3 per cent. Bringing down the most rebounds for the Mustangs was Harold Short with 193 rebounds. Short also had the best shooting average from the field with a 45 per cent. Head Coach Jim Miller diagrams a basketball play on the board. 64 Rolla 52 63 Meade 46 54 St. Marys 48 46 Ashland 42 69 Sublette 63 56 Protection 63 55 Hooker 56 58 Beaver 50 71 Greensburg 54 67 Coldwater 34 68 Minneola 43 46 Protection 50 77 Satanta 57 74 Coldwater 49 64 Montezuma 66 50 Cimarron 59 74 Fowler 46 53 Sublette 51 54 Sublette 57 53 Elkhart 46 29 Harold Short puts the ball up against Meade. Short was a member of the All League Team. ABOVE RIGHT-Gary Elliott shoots a jump shot. Elliott made the South- west Daily Times'-All Area Team- which was compiled of the top eleven players in Southwest Kansas. Randy Littlefield (30) drives for the basket as Ron Balloun (22) sets a screen. 30 Craig Ramsey brings the ball down for the Mustangs. BELOW-Don Wilcox drives for the basket. Stan Reiss (42) and Gene McVey (44) go up for a tip in as Wayne McCarty (32) screens out an opponent. 31 Don Pinkerton, Randy Utz, Brian Novinger, Wayne McCarty, Gene McVey, Jake Howard, Donald Dean, Kevin Reimer, Ken Martin, Roger Angell, Coach Lousch, Coach Miller. E-Zeam Posts Second 15-0 Gene McVey was leading scorer for the B-Team with 198 points. Playing only 8 games with the B-Team, Wayne McCarty had the highest point average per game with 18. 5 average. Brian Novinger was second high scorer with 157 points and a 10.4 average. The B-Team out scored their opponents 911 to 650. The Mustang B-Team now has a vic- tory string of 30 in a row. Freshmen Team: Curtis Brooks, Tim Beaty, Larry Howard, Greg Ormiston, Dick Knott, Jackie Osborne, Rod Littlefield, Raymond Thorp, Mike Chase, Cloyce Culver. 32 Garden Dreams was the theme of the 1968 basketball homecoming activities. A dream came true for Dana Shores when she was selected to be the 1968 queen. Escorting Miss Shores was Stan Reiss. Charlene Hutson and Karen Dirks were attendants to the queen. Dana is a member of the Pep Club and Y-Teens and is shown here modeling her project for the Home-Ec style show. Basketball Queen Dana Shores 33 Medley Kelay Qoes Zc State The Southwestern Heights' medley relay team consisting of Craig Ramsey, Kell Adams, Gary Elliott, and Don Wilcox qualified to represent the school at the state track meet. Adams is the only Senior of the group. The other consistent winners of the squad are listed on the following pages. Others out for track were Dale Schell, Pat Ashby, James Howard, Gene McVey, Don Pinker- ton, Kerrneth Martin, Kell Adams, Craig Ram- sey, Randy Utz, Don Wilcox, Gary Elliott, Brian Novinger, and Verlyn Smith. 34 Don Wilcox placed consistently in the 220 and 440 yard dashes. Wil- cox also ran on the Mile, Medley, and 880 relay teams. Kell Adams placed third in the league meet in the lows with a time of 20. 8. Adams also picked up points in the 100, 440, and the broad jump, and ran on all three relays. Verlyn Smith placed in the mile and 2 mile for the Mustangs, and ran for the 880 on the medley at times. Brian Novinger placed throughout the season in the high Gene McVey picked up points for the Mus- jump and pole vault. His best jumps were 5' 10 1 2 in the tangs in both the high and low hurdles. high jump and 11' 6 in the pole vault. 35 golfers Qo Zo State Zcumament The Southwestern Heights' golf team was without a home course this year. The Plains golf course was making the transition from a sand green course to a grass green course. Even with this handicap, the team still maintained the school tradition by qualifing the two man team for the state tournament. The two man team, Randy Littlefield and Kenneth Martin, are shown with Coach John Reeser as they prepare to leave for the tourney. Others out for the team included Rod Littlefield, Mike Chase, and Dick Spenser. 36 A DMINISTRA TION «jijrtmmttfoti; «1 riitS fi i? ir |tf v  r Board Plans New Buildings In addition to the regular meetings held at Southwestern Heights, the school board from Unified School District No. 483 attended the Kansas Association of School Boards regional conference at Garden City and the state con- vention at Topeka. The many projects of the school board this year include the Kismet Elementary Annex and Plains Elementary Annex and Remodeling. The Kismet addition includes a kindergarten classroom, band room, vocal room, central library, art room, health room, and a special education office. The contracts have been signed to begin work on the Plains school. This includes the addition of a new science and math room, language arts room, and social studies room to be occupied by the junior high. The re- modeling will include a teachers work room, auxiliary room, audio visual room, and a library. The school board members are shown going over the plans for the Plains Annex and Remod- eling. School Board Members included: TOP, Lyman Brown, and John Reimer. MIDDLE, Max Roberts and Robert Hinz. RIGHT, Jay Borth and Fred Foster. •Ml - :!;. UlttBIt?!! ‘ •  ?M M HMtSU 38 MR. HUBERT DILLON is principal at Plains Grade School. He also teaches social studies in the 7th and 8th grades. He has lived in the community six years. MR. HAROLD JANTZEN is principal at Kismet Grade School. He now teaches 7th and 8th grade reading. He has two children. His hobby is coin collecting, and he is a member of the Board of Directors of the Liberal Area Youth for Christ. MR. JIMMIE DOWNING is principal at Southwestern Heights and teaches general math. Mr. Downing has had eight years of teaching experience. He has two children, Scott, age 10 and Gregg, age 8. His hobbies are reading, fishing, hunting, and camping. 39 MRS. BETTY McFALL started out the year as Miss MRS. SANDY SCRIBNER has two children, Janet, Cob. She was married to Jim McFall in December 11 and Laura, 9. She teaches developmental and started out the new year with a new name. Mrs. reading and is the librarian. McFall teaches four home economics courses and family living. MR. A. J. SINCLAIR teaches woodworking and drafting, and has had thirty-three years teaching experience. He has lived in the community twenty years and has six children and six- teen grandchildren. MR. MARTIN WELLS has lived in the com- munity six years. He has four children and teaches algebra I G II, geometry, and ad- vanced math. MR. CLIFFORD THOMAS' hobbies are watching television, sports, and reading. He has two daugh- ters, Cindy, 7 and Kathy 4. Mr. Thomas teaches four English classes and journalism. He recently took up photography and helped supply some ol the pictures in the annual. MR. JOHN REESER has lived in the community two years. He teaches freshman health, is golf coach, assistant football and basketball coach, and teaches physical education at Kismet Grade School. MR. EDWARD RUSH teaches chemistry, biology, physics, physical science, and advanced biology. His hobbies are fishing, camping, and hunting. MRS. DOROTHY WILLS has two children, Wayne and Dianne. Her hobbies are knitting, sewing, crocheting, and playing the piano and organ. She teaches vocal music and music theory. MR. ERNEST McVEY was bom, raised, and educated in the community. He has three children and teaches instrumental music at Sourhwestem Heights and at Plains and Kis- met Grade Schools. MR. JAMES NAIRN teaches typing I, office practice, econ- omics, and business law. He has one daughter, Kristin, age 2, and his hobbies are gardening and do-it-yourself home repairs and remodeling. MRS. MARY KRAUSE’s hobby is knitting. She has threp children and teaches French at Southwestern Heights and vocal music at Kismet Grade School. MRS. GENEAL BENDER teaches bookkeeping, typing II, shorthand, office practice, and business math. Her hobby is cooking and she has two children. MR. JIM MILLER, head basketball coach and assistant football coach, also teaches American history and drivers' education. Me has three children, Kent 11 , Dana 9, and Kerry 5. MR. LARRY LOUSCH, one of the newest members of the faculty, teaches advanced health and physical education. He is also head football and track coach and assistant basketball coach. Mr. Lousch has three children and his hobbies are fishing and hunting. MR. JAMES DOLENZ has lived in the community four years and has nine children. He teaches American History, government, sociology and psychology, and world history. MR. MERALD CARTER has three children and has lived in the community six years. Mr. Carter teaches orientation and sponsors the National Honor Society. 43 MR. NEAL SLACK has had four years teaching experience, two of which he has taught speech and English at Southwestern Heights. He has two children, Kelli and Darin. Mr. Slack ref- ereed at several of the junior high basketball games this year. MR. ARTHUR WHITE has taught vocational agri- culture at Southwestern Heights for two years. He is advisor and sponsor of the Future Farmers of America. MR. BOB WAGNER teaches auto me- chanics, general shop I II, and arts and crafts. He has had seven years teaching experience. His hobbies are music, model building, and photog- raphy. Mr. Wagner has helped out the Journalism class this year by taking a lot of the pictures in the annual. 44 CLASSES HORACE G. ADAMS IV SANDRA LOU BLOOM EDWARD L. BOND LENA FAYE BOND RITA ELLEN BOND RICHARD LEON BRADLEY DENNIS MICHAEL BREEN BARBARA ANN CARTER JUDITH KATHRYN COBB LYNDA SUE COR REEL MARSHA JEAN CORRELL CONNIE KAYE CULVER JOSPEH D. DENNIS 46 KAREN ROSE DIRKS PEGGY IRENE ELLIOTT STEVEN U. HANKS GRACE ELAINE HARVEY CONNIE SUE HEADRICK Secretary-treasurer Judi Cobb, president Stan Reiss, and vice president Randy Littlefield discuss one of the many decisions facing the high school senior, the selection of senior pictures. RACHEL ELIZABETH KRAUSE LARRY JOE LAMBERT WILLIAM EDWARD LEWIS RANDY RAY LITTLEFIELD SUSAN GAYLE MASSONI CARL DEAN NOVINGER KENNETH RAY PALMER WALLACE LYNN PEARSON, JR. CLAUDIA ELEANOR PINKERTON Honor Students for Southwestern Heights this year were Susan Massoni, Barbara Carter and Karen Dirks. The girls won nu- merous scholarships in- cluding selection as a President's Scholar by Barbara. STANLEY RAY REISS DANAG. RINEHART MARGARET COX RUSSELL HAROLD EUGENE SHORT JOHNNY DEAN TROUTT WENDELL LEA VINCENT DONNA DEAN WATT JANET EILEEN WILLIAMS MR. LARRY LOUSCH MR. MARTIN WELLS MR. HOWARD GRAY, Superintendent MR. JIMMIE DOWNING, Principal 49 Bobby Agee Theresa Atwell Linda Ballard Ronnie Balloun James Bond Karliss Bond Gwen Coffey Jimmy Cox Pat Crittenden Gary Elliott George Fawcett Mike Ferguson Ruth Frederick Maty Ann H add on Rick Hinman Charlene Hutson Vice president Don Pinkerton, secretary-treasurer Cheri Pippitt, and president Vicki Roberts check the major money making process of the junior year, magazine subscriptions. Lois Jones Ken Martin Wayne McCarty Barbara Nickerson Debra Ormiston Don Pinkerton Cheri Pippitt Craig Ramsey Kevin Reimer Barbara Reiss Bobby Riedel Vicki Roberts Ruth Ann Schawo Dale Schell Dana Shores Carolyn Thorp Leonard Warf David Wicks Donnie Wilcox Darla Zirger 51 Not Pictured: Kim Barber Kiki Adams Joan Amerin Marian Amerin Roger Angell Pat Ashby Jeff Berryman Perry Brooks Donna Coffey Merry Correll Theresa Cox Donald Dean John Dreitz Mary Lynn Dunn Susan Eisenhauer Mindy Foster Litha Hanks Adena Henry Tom Holmes Jake Howard Bill Kaberlein Karen Kisner Kathy Krause Irene McCarty David McVay 52 Gene McVey Brian Novinger Iris Pearson Betty Jean Powell Shelley Reiss Connie Roberts Bob Sheldon David Sherer Verlyn Smith Teresa Stoll Randy Utz Cindy Vincent Terry Wares Pam Wettstein Neta Winkler Junie Zirger Vice president Pam Wettstein, president David McVay, and secretary-treasurer Randy Utz practice a skill that will be beneficial in their remaining school days. Jackie Agee Pearl Amos Carolyn Atwell Tim Beaty Jan Bromwell Curtis Brooks Mike Chase Carolyn Cox Cloyce Culver Darla Dean James Dolenz Cathie Dreher Brenda Dunlop Darrel England Margaret Fieser Darrel Garrett Marsha Gates Debbie Goggin Virginia Goodale Fama Hanks Vicki Hinz Joan Him Mike Hittle Kathy Holmes Donna Howard Larry Howard Linda Hughes Marlene Jones Evelyn King Dick Knott 54 Janelle Smith Dick Spencer Raymond Thorp Debbie Weilert Lindell White Rodney Lewis Rod Littlefield Faye Martin Celia Massoni John Mercer Blenda Miller Greg Ormiston Jackie Osborne Teresa Packard Jack Pearson Nancy Potts Debra Riedal Not Pictured: Keith Taylor President Tim Beaty, secre- tary-treasurer Brenda Dunlop and vice president Vicki Hinz prepare for a favorite class, Driver's Education, and the license that it brings. Special Staff LEFT: Part of the job of working in the office is checking absentees as Rita Bond and Karen Dirks are shown doing here. BELOW: The librarian, Mrs. Scribner, explains the card file to her help, Ruth Frederick, Teresa Stoll, Susan Massoni, Marsha Correll, and Eileen Williams. 56 Jind Student Help Secretaries, Elsie Shepard and Lucy Bromwell, take a coffee break to relax from their work. RIGHT: Karliss Bond and Judi Cobb pick up absentee cards as part of their duties as being office help. FAR RIGHT: Barbara Reiss and Barbara Nicker- son are shown here sorting faculty mail which is another duty of office help. 57 Jay Martinez, custodian Jack Rinehart, custodian The cooking staff of Southwestern Heights is Ruth Wettstein, Geneva Bruner, and Barbara Cox. 58 GRADES Kindergarten FRONT ROW: Cheryl Rickers, Denice Bromwell, Merinda Bond, Texanna Downs, LaDonna Schell, Rhonda Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sinclair, Aven Knott, J. Jenkinson III, Teresa Kolb, Rosy Dolenz, Dale Hart, Emil Riggan. THIRD ROW: Dean Ball, L. H. Brown, Pete Mendoza, Allen Tyson, Larry Bromwell, Larry’ Eakes. Not Pictured: Sinnoya Harris, JoWanna Shelton, Joe Torres. Kindergarten FRONT ROW: Lorelei Tilford, Kathy Hill, Ginger Cobb, Kelli Slack, Tammy Vincent, Abby Dee Graham, Natalie Tilford, Mrs. Sinclair. SECOND ROW: Jon Fly, Jack Lousch, Tim Bowan, Ronnie Gibson, Todd Stanton, Kevin Russell, Gerald Stegman, Jody Thompson, Kenneth Dufield. Not Pictured: Teddy Capps. 60 Jirst Qrade FRONT ROW: Terry Frazier, Clair Bender, Donna Brown, Joseph Hacker, Laura Jane Harris, Lorraine Rudolph, Judy Zirger, David Deal, Danny Vance. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Roehr, Kay Lee Short, Connie Teems, Jamie Richardson, Roger Saucedo, Steven Dufield, Sharon Sheldon, Kimberly Harris. THIRD ROW: Lori Kay Conner, Stephen Wilson, Barbara McCollom, Dana Kidder, Sletha Deane, Clayton Geisinger, Loretta Stapleton. FOURTH ROW: Lori Williamson, LaDona Martin, Johnny Touchstone, Julee Fruechting, Jon Ashby, Jan Poppe, Richard Bromwell. Second Qrade FRONT ROW: Joyce Amerin, Johnny Devlin, Cherie Brown, Stuart Holmes, Shellee Correll, Galen Atkinson, Chris LeValley, Bland Graham, Cindy Thomas. SECOND ROW: Karina White, Jean Ann Hart, Danny Wiseman, Connie Tyson, Layne Angell, Denise Ashby, Terry Cox, Brenda Shoemaker, Charles Harris. THIRD ROW: Ernest Rudolph, Jamie Russell, Howard King, Kellee CorreJil, Jerry Cox, Deaua Klein, Scott Lousch, Alice Saucedo. FOURTH ROW: Billy Espinosa, Eddie Teems, Gilford Lubbers, Kathy Dolenz, Gilbert Hacker, Bar- bara Kidder. 61 Zhird Qrade FRONT ROW: Mike Rudolph, Gary Packard, Danny Kolb, Shari Angell, Robin LeValley, Joy Brown, Danny Schaffer, Brett Bromwell. SECOND ROW: Miss Stump, Donnie Dufield, Bill Williamson, Janice Amerin Connie Richardson, Mike Dierking, Paul Cox, Marcia Yearick. THIRD ROW: Tom Sheldon, Greg Downing, Rusty Toumade, Tommy Dolenz, Ann Fruechting, Susan Brown, Beverly Green, Douglas Long. fourth Qrade FRONT ROW: Phil Wilson, Benny Bond, Venissa Graham, Alana Deal, Merlin Holmes, Rebecca Shelton, Kenny Ashby, Lisa Connor, Dana Miller, Billy Shaffer. SECOND ROW: Larry Toumade, Robert Goering, Floydene Thompson, Patti Dolenz, Karla Lubbers, Janet Schmidt, Pat Yearick, Shelley Novinger, Ronny Green, Cynthia Hacker Mrs. Fieser. THIRD ROW: Rhonda Wiseman, Nancy Utz, Judy Toumade, John Dove, Michele Haddon, Tracy Utz, Danny Holmes, Jeff Riedel, Michael Haddon, Mike Amerin. 62 Tiftk Qrade FRONT ROW: Brenda Devlin, Cindy Didder, Sharron Baker, Monti Eastin, Angela Alvarez, Dawana Frisby, Wayne Crittenden, Vail Fruechting, Norman Goering, SECOND ROW: Paula Lubbers, Susan Spencer, Gay Smith, Janice Eakes, Debbie Hill, Pam Knott, Scott Downing, Doug Fredendall, Gary Bromwell, Mrs. Stevens. THIRD ROW: Carol Riggin, LuAnn Short, Mellody Zirger, Peggy Novinger, Jerry Sheldon, Eddie Pippitt, Leon Winfrey, Dennis Long, Bobby Cox, Andy Dierking. FOURTH ROW: Vonda Martin, Debbie Packard, Jeff Wil- liamson, Cindy LeValley, Jerry Tedder, Chris Miller, Brad Klein, Mr. Ingle. Sixth Qrade FRONT ROW: Roger Holmes, Pat Bromwell, Jack Bromwell, Tony Martinez, Jerry Dolenz, Mike Berryman, Billy Sheldon, Bruce Lepper, Roger Burdick. SECOND ROW: Darwin Thompson, Cary Utz, Ronnie Goering, Kevin Eakes, Benny Dreher, Richard Roberts, Kent Miller,. Abel Saucedo, Belinda Holmes, Linda Atkinson, Mr. Conner. THIRD ROW: Melanie Headrick, Patty Eakes, Paula Harris, Rhonda LeValley, Doris Riggin, Richelle Roberts, Angie Brown, Nina Saucedo, Jan Wells, Anita Kidder. Not Pictured: Richie Harp. 63 Special Staff Mr. Morrell took over teaching sixth grade when Mr. Connor left. The Plains Cooking Staff is: Mrytle Eisenhauer, Vena Langhofer, Mary Fern Schaffer. 64 Seventh Qrade Mark Ballard Rocky Correll Sue Devlin Margo Dierking Teresa Dolenz J. E. Fredendall Jeanette Goering Brenda Hill Edward Hutson Leonard King Donna Klein Kerry Knott Michael Lubbers Susan Martinez Terry McCollom Ruth McVay Richard Miller Cindy Pippitt Diana Rickers Susan Riedel Jeffrey Schmidt Larry Shelman Billy Smith Kay Smith Carla Kay Winfrey MRS. DILLON 65 Eighth (grade Donna Burdick Cindy Cox Mike Cox Shirley Cox Donna Drietz Burnie Eakes Mike Fink Vickie Geisinger Brad Harp Kathy Harp Robin Headrick Bradley Johnson Doris Jones Blaine Knott Jeanie Knott Debbie McCollom Kathy Sheldon Allen Shinogle Rodney Tedder Brandon Utz Jeff Wells Gloria Wisby Cindy Yearick Mike Zirger MR. McCOLLOM 66 Plains basketball Zeam TOP ROW: Mike Fink, Allan Shinogle, Brandon Utz, Mike Cox, Frank Agee, Robin Headrick, Jeff Wells, Blaine Knott. SECOND ROW: Billy Smith, Larry Shelman, Edward Hutson, Mark Ballard, Bradley Johnson, Brad Harp, Rodney Tedder, Leonard King. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Lubbers, Roger Holmes, Richard Miller, Kent Miller, Kerry Knot, Rocky Correll, Mike Zirger, J. E. Fredendall. Cheerleaders Plains Junior High Cheerleaders are Doris Jones, Debbie McCollom, Vicki Geisinger, Terri McCollom, Susan Martinez. 67 ABOVE: Mrs. Ashby, Secretary ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Ashby, Physical Education and Coach BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Green, Music BELOW: Mr. Vincent, Custodian Specmi Staff 68 Kindergarten FRONT ROW: Carla Lightle, Gayle Walker, Marla Wells, Donna Bohannan, Kelly Frederick, Lee Jay Baier, Randy Thomas, Brenda Seabolt. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Powell, Rod Tumquist, Scott Smith, Connie Sherer, Kirk Roehr, Linette Coffey, Melanie Magness, Elizabeth Lightle. first Qrade FRONT ROW: Kathy Eastman, Kandice Ormiston, Susan Hittle, Lori Long, Juana Salinas, Debra Denton, Robert Thomas, Bernard Smith. SECOND ROW: Charles Seabolt, Jana Lindsay, Vicki Gray, Jeff Magness, Cary Dosher, Jackie Rinehart, Stacy Smitherman, Jennifer Baier. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Caffee, Sherrida Massoni, Tracy Ungerer, Ray Frederick, Carla Reese, Joe Doug Cluck, James Schawo. 69 Second Grade FRONT ROW: Eglantina Salinas, Danny Massoni, Robert Sherer, Robert Hittle, Deborah Long, Scot Sinclair, Joetta Baier, Rebecca Wells, Cari Douglas. SECOND ROW: Brenda Reese, Darla Shoemate, Rinda Patrick, Jeff Baier, Martha Barr, Gary Dosher, Mike Coffey, Mrs. Miller. Zkird Grade FRONT ROW: Rodney Douglas, Mary Kay England, Kim Gray, Larry Hittle, Deanna Kane, Leon Mercer, Nor- man Stoll. SECOND ROW: Kip McVey, Larry Miller, Randall Reese, Janet Michaelis, Bruce Roehr, Laura Scribner, Bemadine Smith, Mrs. Ballard. THIRD ROW: Marsha Cluck, Suzan Kane, Carolyn Long, Mark Barr, Timothy Bohannan, Mike Massoni. 70 fourth tfrade FRONT ROW: Jetta Ungerer, Socorro Salinas, Pat Weilert, John Wells, Mike Rinehart, Terry Dosher, Ricky Denton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McDonald, Marilyn Bradley, Beverly England, Trent Brooks, Mike White, Tommy Bloom,. Billy Lindsay. Jifth Qrade FRONT ROW: Cathy McVey, Joan Atwell, Pam Pearson, Mary Hughes, David Frederick, Jerry Mercer, Roger Bradley. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Shores, Gary Thorp, David Barr, Barry Kane, Mike Howard, J. B. Bohannan, Jr. , Bruce Stoll, Missette White. THIRD ROW: Mark Rinehart, Jerry Brooks, Chris Shoemate, Diane Weilert, Caro- lyn Sinclair, Gail Kohlenberg, Denise Reiss, Neal Coffey. 71 Sixth FRONT ROW: Mrs. Gray, Linda Kittle, Cathy Stefan, Brenda England, Debbie Lambert. Lori Lee, Janet Scrib- ner, Pam Balloun. SECOND ROW: Rock Ormistion, Kim Rinehart, Danny Headrick, Mark Lewis, Fred Bloom, Sara Kane, Gloria Salinas. THIRD ROW: James Carter, Bob Smitherman, Joe Reese, Frank Hughs, Tommy Hughes, Larry Smith, Craig Smith, Ray McVey, Jan Rinehart. Special Staff The members of the Kismet cooking staff are Lois Pearson, Clarice Brown, Louie Tendick. 72 Seventh Julie Frederick Brenda Garrett Henry Hittle Rhonda Hittle Bruce Howard Pearline Hughes Linda Jantzen Mark Lofland Melissa Massoni Wanda Palmer Jerome Pearson Paul Phillips Lance Reimer John Salinas Virginia Sinclair Barry Stoll Cheryl Stoll Carolyn Thomas David Weilert Teresa Williams 73 Eighth Qradc Carlos Allen Galen Arnett Cathy Bohannan Connie Bradley Ruth Branstine Norman Correll Leslie Frederick Judy Harvey Darrell Headrick Glenda Kane Salley Kane John Krause Leland Lambert Marci Lee Max Louderback Alfred Mercer Shelly Michael Debby Nickerson Jimmy Pearson Richard Pinkerton Esther Schawo Mary Schupman Mike Weilert Cecil Wettstein MR. ROBERTS 74 Kismet Cheerleaders Kismet Cheerleaders are FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Sally Kane, Marci Lee, Becky Bar, Melissa Massoni. Kismet basketball Zeam STANDING: C.J. Wettstein, Mike Weilert, Norman Correll, Alfred Mercer, Richard Pinkerton, John Krause, Jim Pearson, Max Louderback, Leslie Fredrick, Darrell Headrick, Leland Lambert. KNEELING: Mark Lofland, John Salinas, Lance Reimer, David Weilert, Bruce Howard, Henry Hittle, Barry Stoll, Jerome Pearson, Paul Phillips, Mr. Roberts. 75 55 7 58 5? 60 61 62 63 64 65 6 ABOVE: Mr. Becker, eighth grade teacher ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Denton, Custodian LEFT: Mrs. Williams, Secretary BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Opheim, Spanish BELOW: Mrs. Ratzlaff, sixth grade teacher Special Staff 76 Senior Achievements HORACE G. ADAMS IV Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Southwest Daily Times Honorable Mention All Area 3; Southwest Daily Times All Area Team, All League Team 4; Topeka Daily Capital All Southwest Kansas Honorable Mention 4. SANDRA LOU BLOOM Vocal 1,2, 3,4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 EDWARD L. BOND Basketball 2; Vocal 1, 3; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sentinel 2; Treasurer 3; President 4. RITA ELLAN BOND Band 4; Vocal 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; All School Play 3; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 4; Class Officer; Vice-President 2; State Speech Contest 2, 4. LENA FAYE BOND Vocal 1, 2,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabinet 1. RICHARD LEON BRADLEY Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Vocal 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. DENNIS MICHAEL BREEN Football 3, 4; Honorable Mention All League 4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 4; Vocal 1,2,3,4; All School Play 3, 4; Student Council 4; President 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer; Vice-President 1. BARBARA ANN CARTER Band 1, 2; Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secre- tary-Treasurer 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4; Cabinet 1,2; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Class Officer 1; Queen Candi- date 4; Co-Valedictorian. JUDITH KATHRYN COBB Band 1, Vocal 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; ICC Representative 3; Cabinet 4; Class Officer; Secretary Treasurer 1,2, 3,4; Football Queen 3; Cheer- leader 4. LYNDA SUE CORRELL Vocal 1, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Class Officer: President 1; Vice- President 3; Football Queen 4; Queen Candidate 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4. MARSHA JEAN CORRELL Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4. CONNIE KAYE CULVER Band 1,2,4; Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1,2. JOSEPH DANIEL DENNIS Basketball 1; Vocal 1,2, 3,4. KAREN ROSE DIRKS Band 1, 2; Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabinet 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Vice-President 4; Class Officer: President 1; Queen Candidate 2, 4; Salutatorian. PEGGY IRENE ELLIOTT Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Cabinet 2,3,4; Queen Candidate 3 STEVEN U. HANKS Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4. GRACE ELAINE HARVEY Vocal 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabinet 2, 4. CONNIE SUE HEADRICK Band 1,2, 3,4; Vocal 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4; Cabinet 4; Girls State Alternate 3. REBECCA JANE HEADRICK Band 1; Vocal 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Girls State 3; Na- tional Honor Society 4. KENNETH D. JANZEN LESLIE LEE JANTZEN Basketball 1,2. RACHEL ELIZABETH KRAUSE Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2; Vice President 4; All School Play 4; Student Council 4; Treasurer 4; Nation- al Honor Society 4. WILLIAM EDWARD LEWIS Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 2; Vocal 1, 2, 3. LARRY JOE LAMBERT Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Vocal 1,2, 3, 4. RANDY RAY LITTLEFIELD Football 1,2, 3, 4; Southwest Daily Times Honorable Mention All Area 3, 4; All League Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Track 1,2, 3; Golf 4; Class Officer: President 3; Vice-President 4; Secretary 1; Annual Staff 4; Boys State 3. SUSAN GAYLE MASSONI Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2, 3; Cabinet 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Queen 2; Queen Candidate 3; All School Play 4; National Honor Society 4; Secretary 4; Co- Valedictorian. CARL DEAN NOVINGER Golf 1; Band 1, 4; Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer: Vice- President 1; Boys State Alternate 3. KENNETH RAY PALMER Vocal 1, 2, 4; F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Sentinel 4. WALLACE LYNN PEARSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4. CLAUDIA ELEANOR PINKERTON Band 3, 4; Vocal 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Cabinet 4; Student Council 4. STANLEY RAY REISS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-captain 4; All League Honorable Mention 4; Southwest Daily Times Second Team 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Golf 2; Band 1,2; Vocal 1; Class Officer: President 4; Boys State Alternate 3. MARGARET COX RUSSELL Vocal 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2. HAROLD EUGENE SHORT Football 4; All League Honorable Mention 4; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Co-captain 4; All League Team 4; All Area Honorable Mention 4; Golf 1, 2, 3; Vocal 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Sentinel 3. JOHNNY DEAN TROUTT Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3; Class Officer: President 2; Vice-President 1; National Honor Society 4; Presi- dent 4; Student Council 4. DANA RINEHART Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Vocal 2, 4. WENDELL LEA VINCENT Band 1; Vocal 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3. DONNA DEAN WATT Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3. JANET EILEEN WILLIAMS Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. 77 GRISIER’S MA 4-4112 Liberal Distinctive Feminine Apparel. BOB RENEAU JEWELERS MA 4-3662 Liberal THE WESTERN SHOP Everything in western wear, MA 4-7632 Liberal THE SIAR LUMBER COMPANY Always at your service MA 4-2565 Liberal THE CITIZENS STATE BANK A member of the Federal Reserve System. Serving Liberal for sixty years. MA 4-3804 Liberal GRAND AVENUE BARBER SHOP For the latest in mens hair cuts visit the Grand Avenue Barber Shop. BEATY FLYING SERVICE LO 3-7529 Plains Flying instructions and rentals PENNINGTON SPORTING GOODS MA 4-7372 Liberal Dodge Retail Athletic Team Outfitters COFFEY BARBER SHOP We want your head in our business. Kismet DUNN’S JACK JILL See Dunn's Jack Jill with grocery services that please. LO 3-7381 Plains PLAINS STATE BANK LO 3-7242 Plains The Plains State Bank is always ready to help you with all your financial needs. IDEAL FOOD STORE LO 3-7272 Plains Fresh quality groceries are the best in service. SATTERFIELD OIL COMPANY and PLAINS GAS COMPANY LO 3-7222 Plains Handling gasoline, L. P. Gas and Oil. Save with Slivers. HOME LUMBER Call home for all your home building needs. LO 3-7271 Plains THE LIBERAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 811 South Kansas MA 4-3351 Selling Coke, Tab, Squirt, and Nu-Grape Things go better with Coke. PITTMAN FEED COMPANY Kismet LO 3-7339 Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer with the best in brand names. PLAINS EQUITY EXCHANGE LO 3-7340 LO 3-7262 Kismet Plains LIBERAL OFFICE MACHINES MA 4-5653 1015 N. Kansas Liberal We sell the best and service the rest. FIRST NATIONAL BANK MA 4-5668 Liberal A full service bank serving you since 1900. COLLINGWOOD CLINIC LO 3-7231 Plains Newly remodeled for your convenience COVEL’S CAFE LO 3-7561 Plains Good food and good atmosphere are always found at Covel's Cafe. THE HAMM AGENCY LO 3-7671 Plains Your Independent Insurance Agent serving you better. BRIER HALE MUSIC CO., INC. 424 N. Kansas Liberal Pianos, Organs, Band Instruments Guitars Amps - Religious Supplies PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK 300 N. Kansas Liberal For all your financial and savings needs see the always friendly Peoples National Bank. WEST PLAINS COMPANY LO 3-7212 Your complete farm service-John Deere Plains FARM BUREAU INSURANCE MA 4-4871 1010 N. Kansas Liberal Farm Bureau Insurance a name you can trust. Insurance with rural people in mind. io 3-7202 PLAINS PHARMACY Plains Prescriptions are our business with drugs, cosmetics, gifts, hospital supplies, and fountain service. luBEDAi. Kansas! CLARK AGENCY INC. 411 North Kansas MA 4-1621 Liberal See Don Clark for all your insurance needs. WELLS STORE LO 3-7252 Plains With clothing for the whole family. JOHNNY FETSCH MOTORS, INC. MA 4-3441 Liberal Ambassador, Rebel, American, Javelin PLATZ PAINT WALL PAPER 25 West First Street MA 4-3231 Liberal For all your painting and papering needs. KELLY’S MENS WEAR MA 4-3650 Liberal Carrying the best in men's wear including Arrow, Munsingwear, Jantzen, Swank, Hart, and Marx. Blenda Miller and Fama Hanks look over material at THE FABRIC SHOP, 308 N. Kansas, Liberal OLIVERS SHOE STORE 208 N. Kansas Liberal FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN 5th Lincoln MA 4-5681 See First Federal every time. BEECH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION Liberal Beech, the air fleet of American business. HOOD CHEVROLET-BUICK INC. Box 1237 Liberal Serving you since 22 For all family photography see ANDRADE PHOTOGRAPHY at 18 East Second in Liberal. LO 3-8521 BEE'S AIRLINE Plains Spraying, dusting, seeding, fertilizing, defoliating. The best in charter service. L0 3 7291 COLLINGWOOD GRAIN INC. The oldest grain establishment in the community. Dealer in all types of grains and fertilizers. Plains INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MA 4-4671 Liberal FROMME INSURANCE For all your insurance needs contact Fromme Insurance. LO 3-8211 Plains Mustang Boosters Wilson's Furniture Company, Inc. MA 4-3941 417 N. Kansas Avenue Alpha's Ceramics Grand Avenue Plains, Kansas Betty's Beauty Salon LO 3-4921 405 Grand Avenue Ramsey's Machinery Co. LO 3-7251 Plains, Kansas Liberal Standard Supply MA 4 - 7721 439 South Kansas Plains Cleaners 315 Grand Avenue Plains, Kansas Kidoo Grocery LO 3-7320 Kismet, Kansas Liberal Safety Lane MA 4-2904 Liberal, Kansas Liberal Animal Hospital MA 4-2741 730 South Kansas Southwest Photo Supply Everything Photographic Dodge City and Liberal J utograph . Autographs 96 ■ mm ■V-,v ••-■■■•- vv.j .vrit •