Spring Hill High School - Bronco Yearbook (Spring Hill, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1964 volume:

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Spring Hill Rural High School Spring Hill, Kansas Dedication TO THE STUDENTS OF SPRING HILL RURAL HIGH SCHOOL Many long and late hours have been spent to make this the best year- book the Bronco has ever published. We hope you approve. Numerous events have been omitted either purposely or unintention- ally. Perhaps the photos and copy we Q have will help you remember the place where your teachers and parents struggled to educate you to be good citizens. May you be responsible, thinking citizens during your high school years so that you will be able to cope with the enormous problems which you will have to solve in life. With much affection, Mrs. Dorothy Hallmark, Advisor 54 :Y 2? S x gi .Al ' Q SS : Bi ,, 5 -13 E 5 I Af W 'A Y 5 if 9, 1 3 '11 X M , if , , - ,. .H 5' ':. A .V . , NH rf 's::-ggifiiii' EN 4 E Y f , A, , ww .1 ff i L 145' ' r W , we A . L 46 r ,E Qi Q. 1 X. , ,A What Does The 0 jqcev Mean or You? th' lf:-Q: W. J. l-IAN, Principal Kansas State College of Pittsburgh If you were privileged to spend one hour in his office you would see the important role Mr. Han plays in school life. For our school without Mr. Han would be as a man without a backbone. Men behind the scenes here at school are the Board of Education. They are as follows: Robert Stone, Direc- torg Robert Creamer, Clerkg and Ed McNeal, Treasurer. A Indispensable is the adjective to de- scribe Mrs. Glenn Peer, School Sec- retary. Her duties range from fill- ing out simple passes to writing pay checks. Being seniors, we are becoming more aware of teachers and classmates, but no matter how long we travel the road of life, one person will stand out - the to whom we took our problems and and found a listening ear for both. one joys . .va Y c 9 X 1 RY-VOR U W ' L ' . VNQLZ . K is rgy.A I , L1 , at Q I I E 9 X u 5 Y W ev ' 1 Q ' 1 5 X 5 U Y . ' 1 5 A Q .EV ,, X 1 Eff? 1 Aga W Q f w wk. Y M ,M wr ,-xx! 11 w mm in Q X 5, ' 1,5 , ! 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GREEN Southwestern State College Weatherford, Oklahoma Mathematics and Science Athletics, Letterman's Club Sophomore Class MR. R. M. GREEN Bethany College Lindsborg, Kansas Music Department Music Club MRS. DOROTHY HALLMARK Baker University Library and Study Hall Kayettes, Yearbook, Freshman Class MR. G. SCOTT HARMON Northwestern State College Alva, Oklahoma English, Spanish, Speech Drama Club, Senior Class MR. DONALD JONES Northeastern State College Tahlequah, Oklahoma Industrial Arts Kays, Junior Class MR. GARY PEER Washburn University English and Government Athletics, Letterrnan's Club Freshman Class MR. JAMES PETRIE Kansas State College of Pittsburg Driver Education, History, Health and Physical Education Athletics, Letterman's Club Sophomore Class MR. JAMES ROBERTSON Kansas State Teachers College English and History Drama Club MRS. ALTA WHITEHEAD Nebraska University Business Department Kayettes, Junior Class MISS ELIZABETH WOOLARD Kansas State College of Pittsburg Health and Physical Education, Social Sciences Pep Club, Sophomore Class Buses, Brooms, Breads - Their Business C C l BUS DRIVERS: Orville Mayes Earl Conn Bill Surber Bill Strausbaugh Emory Sumner Little Man on Campus tractor is Mr. H t y R. I. Dunn who keeps the grass neatly A 2 U mowed, year 'round. , Charles Bartlett, Custodian Can she bake a cherry pie . . . ? Most cer- tainly she can! In fact Mrs. Jeanne Randall, Mrs. Charlotte Pedigo, and Mrs. Agnes Mitchell can morsels. also bake delicious hot rolls as well as other tasty H gf c f fr ,,1 ,gn u V f W --f - ,f -w I SENICJRS Li e Is What We Make It SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS sun themselves on the front steps of the school. From the left: John Buckley, President, Virginia Coleman, Reporter, Carol Rogers, Secretary: Darrell Conor, Student Council Alternate, Andy Haynes, Treasurer, Judy Morrison and Bob O'Malley, Student Coun- cil Representatives. The victorious appearance on WDAF- TV Categories, the senior sponsored play, The Night is My Enemy, and the sneak day to parts unknown stand out as unforgetable events of the school year. fillfr R, Mat. I COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: White Rose MOTTO: Life is what we make it KATHLEEN AUSTIN Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4g Board l, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4: March- ing Pep Club 2, 3: Mixed Cho- rus 2, 4g Glee Club 2, 4g Home- making Award 2, 3, Betty Croc- ker Award 4. RICHARD BEETS Student Council Vice-President 2, Yearbook Photo Editor 4, Kays 1, 2, 3,45 Board 3,4g Chef's Club 4, Drama Club President 4: Junior Play 4. PATRICIA BROTHERS Broadmoor Junior High 15 Shawnee Mission East 25 Class Reporter 35 Kayettes 2, 35 Major- ette 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Student Librarian 2, 35 Co-Ed Correspondent 4. JOHN BUCKLEY Class President 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Letterman 's Club 3, 45 Chef's Club Treas. 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Football Festival Attendant 4. RETA CAVE Withdrew Second Semester. Diploma issued February 24, 1964. VIRGINIA LEA COLEMAN Class Reporter 45 Yearbook 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Board 1, 2, 3, 45 Camp 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Marching Pep Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Choir 45 Student Librarian 3, 45 Homemaking Award 1. DARRELL CONOR Student Council Alternate 45 Letterman 's Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. EMMETT T. DODSON Class Reporter 25 Yearbook 2, 35 Kays 1, 3,45 Board 45 Letter- man's Club 45 Chef's Club Re- porter 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 15 Track 1, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 45 Choir 45 Drama Club 45 Junior Play 3, 4. fl. 32525 .. 45524522 Sf? x Qffiiaas sl 3E le'-if ,Rh MARY FANN Grand Prairie fTexasJ High 1, 2, 35 Gardner High 4. KAREN ANN FURRELL Class Sec. 2, 35 Reporter 15 Kay- ettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Board 2, 35 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Music Club 3,45 Treas. 45 Majorette 2, 3, 45 Mix- ed Chorus 2, 3,45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Sextette 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Mixed Ensemble 35 State Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Student Librarian 1. KAY FURRELL Class Secretary 15 Yearbook 3, 4: Copy Editor 45 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 Board 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Pep Club 2, 35 Music Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Cho- rus 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 35 Choir 45 Student Librarian 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 4. ANDY HAYNES Class President 25 Treasurer 1, 45 Student Council Alternate 35 Yearbook Business Manager 45 Kays 1, 3, 45 Board 3,45 Chef's Club President 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 45 Drama Club 45 One-Act Play 4. SANDRA HOLLENBECK Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Board 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Marching Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Band 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. JACK L. KERN Osawatomie High 15 M.B. Smiley High, Houston, Texas 2, 3. GAYLA LOVELETT Class President 35 Student Coun- cil 3,45 President 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Board 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Marching Pep Club 25 Music Club 45 Band 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Sextette 45 Choir 45 Drama Club 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 35 One-Act Play 45 Football Festival Queen 45 Girls' State 3. LAWRENCE MCPHERSON Kays 45 Chef's Club 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 4. I UDITH MARIE MORRISON Student Council 45 Kayettes 1, 2 3, 45 Board 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Substitute Cheerleader 35 Major-' ette 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 25 Football Festival At- tendant 45 Student Librarian 1, 2 ROBERT IRVIN O'MALLEY Class Vice-President 25 Treas- urer 35 Reporter 15 Student Coun- Council 3, 45 Kays 3, 45 Letter- man 's Club 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Chef's Club 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Glee Club 35 Football Festival King 45 Attendant 15 Drarna'Club 45 Junior Play 3, 4. KENNETH EUGENE RAINWATER Football 15 Basketball 15 Track 15 Drama Club 45 One-Act Play 4. CAROL JEAN ROGERS Class President 15 Secretary 45 Reporter 25 Play 45 Student Council 1,45 Treasurer 45 Year- book 2,35 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Board 2, 3, 45 Camp 25 Pep Club- 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Drum Major 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choir 45 Football Festival Attend ant 45 Student Librarian 2, 35 Forensics 4. 3 i WW JOE EMIL SC HEUNEMAN Kays 45 Letterman's Club 45 Chef's Club 45 Football 2, 45 Basketball 15 Track 1, 3,45 Mix- ed Chorus 45 Glee Club 1, 4. GWEN SEAMANDS Yearbook Subscription Manager 45 Kayettes 1,2, 3, 45 Board 1, 2, 8,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sec. - Treas. 45 Marching Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Librarian 2, 45 Track 3, 4. EUGENE SURBER Kays Treasurer 45 Chef's Club 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. MICHAEL A. TIMMONS Class Vice-President 15 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Kays 1, 2, 45 Letterman 's Club 3, 45 President 4, Secretary 35 Chef's Club Vice-President 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Festival At- tendant 45 Escort to Basketball Queen 2, 3. JOHN VAN SC HOELANDT Class Treasurer 35 Student Coun- cil 45 Yearbook Editor 45 Chef's Club 45 Basketball 15 Boys' State 3. KENT E. WINN Chef's Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Dance Band 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Quartet 4, izi H XXX q Q' i H355 2 'ETFSEF E 5 Skim, Xa ' - W .fav X XX-A ness. Xa. X Nfffsssf-gjv5.,X:z4as1ssX, K5 M XX 2 , X Eiga 'i'fF-5 '-KV X ssffssw, IM .bmi-1 if Ak .X X X X ' ' ' ' ' X ' X' X ' 'f -E X' X 'X X X ' ' ' X',X ' ,,' , X. X- X XX , ' X ' ' ' ,, X X XXNXXXX, XX X X ' XX ' ' X X X X' ' X X X X' X X - ai :H ' ' ..1X ... V 11: X V?fXw?iE5'is:E 'L' 1II7ii3Sis3?is35'E1 , , X ' ' ' ' ' X ' L L51 itil! IBS? 'X Qin, X L ' X X N ::X ' ' - ' '-If' 'Q .. 'Hiiiasfiiii XM ,, Wa. 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X ' SEV' X Him! f 2 Kill ' 1 is 2 I 1 5 if,-v57Xil..wE5w?f: ' XX,-XX, ,K 41, WH X X ,- ' ' ' 5 :am X XXX N X XFX WEX! 1 X XX. In Uurselves Our Future Lies JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS gather outside their meeting room before making momentous decisions. From the left: Andy Cochran, Presidentg Ernest Meek, Vice- President, Linda Bilyeu, Secretaryg Carl Peer and Janie Winn, Student Council Representativesg and Brian Beach, Treasurer. Special events of the year included the junior-sponsored play, Archie Andrews, and the Junior-Senior Prom, Mystic Night. nm Daryl Barnes Brian Beach Linda Bilyeu Earl Brown Sharon Bush ?- lrlh W ' Betty Io Byers COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: White Rose MOTTO: ourselves our futur e lies Earlene Cadwell Andy Cochran Janet Cole Sharon Denton Edna Duncan David Early Nancy Elrod Ron Evans Patty Favinger Dale Filkin Judy Fletr Larry Furnell Karen Hickman Gib Johnson Judy Kaufman Bill Lang Nancy Manning Keith Masterson Sherry May Loraine Medlin Donna Meek Ernie Meek Tom Mossman Karen Palmer ., - -, ,Ki , Li? -Elma,-1:.: t V 3 Y X . v ng-r' V ,EE-E ..:: 'Sp in -dbg! r 'fro ' ' . s Q '? 1 If ' . . rr ff -M' an ,L,, j?QQo2'f14eefa: . .. f -fag v f'f:,-wh ff ' - , vlo ,- ' . y i f' . v' 5, he jx? ll- avz---' - ' x 1 ,,,,g,, Us ' I x sfggi 1 ,. .- -v 5 ff is . I,- i-,,::1 . Carl Peer Linda Polfer Jack Randall Jody Randall Judy Renner Mona Rogers Bill Saker Leo Schuman Peggy Shafer Linda Sheldon Gary Sherwin Gloria Sherwin Kay Spencer Roger Stuteville Allen Thompson Diana Thurman Carol Vochatzer Janie Winn 4 4 H 1 Q ' x 4 1 W f 4 wr 2 ' 'yn Q., , N. M' v +-vw.. sl. W ' w N' Rini- K .M K 'ff f. mi 4' , Nw ,,, 3 -222324. K . ' ':-V . lv, f W' it y ix' Lf ,w f2M1N:,W, ,M ,, ,K 'he A V1--,,,sn,.li!-,,, k ,Q www - ,WM-,a qw. im-af. 'uw 'ww A , wa xvhfke fmt, 05 ,gm xusf, iii' vw . wr gm, fa K, M, uw 5 K A nh 2 Es ,wfv -4-JW A Quitter Never Wins, and a Winner Never arts , ,gt I may , 0.9 , N. s 4, R H 2 3 . ' Swi ss' ll' 'U' I ,'if, I WEE, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS stop long enough to pose on the stairs for a picture. From the left: COLORS: Vicki Thetford, Student Councilg Phyllis Brooks, Red and White Presidentg Hank Pickett, Student Councilg Phyllis Ramey, Treasurerg Margie Newton, Secretaryg El- FLOWER: donna Lovelett, Reporter. Absent at the time was Rose Margie Skinner, Vice-President. Events of the year included the class-sponsored all-school party, and MOTTO: the hamburger fry to which they entertained them- A qumef never wins and selves. a A X N ' I s I h Herb Avery ' 1 1' f M 1' K 15+ x K, 'i U Q A Mary Barkis 1 ' Mary Anne Beets E? Ai - L, t t Gary Bell Georgia Brink Q3 I f lf' '-si . t 4? A-fl fm A I E Q X fa t X' I' , 4,-x , f A f Dennls Broockerd winner never quits Phyllis Brooks Allen Brothers Gean Brown Pat Buckley Dennis Cochran Charles Creamer Janet Curry Dennis Dougan Pam Douglas Linda Duncan Barbara Eilenstine Don Faris Linda Furnell Mary Lou Graham Carol Hanser Johnny Hartselle Lowell Herman Jim Johnson Jerry Kaufman Joyce Kingsley Shirley Lawrence Linda Lawson Paddy Ledbetter Bill Leeker L ,f -1- -px ,gr -Zi-a y 1 c 1 e W E Q?'ci'raE5'i?iPf1'W? 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Front: Connie Timmons, Secretaryg Susan Wren, Vice-Presidentg Charlene Van Schoelandt, Presidentg and Diana Broockerd, Student Council Representative. 4'I as ,H J ,,t,,, p t,,,tt p COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: Carnation MOTTO: Success be our destiny l V Arthur Anderson Betty Anderson Marilyn Barthol Terry Brewer Diana Broockerd H M ' V John Buchanan Reggie Chard Bob Coleman Victor Compton Jane Cook Michael Correll Steve Crane James Crawford Carol Denton Judy Duncan Wayne Early Roger Elrod James Frankenfield Linda Goettig Billy Gwinn Michelle Healy Donna Hiatt Joyce Hickman Mike Hickman David House Delbert Joeckel James Kuhn Kathy Leavell Gary Longley Marilyn McDaniel Janie McKaig Bonnie Meek ' me 1 H 1 , -few , if 1 xx I 4 wx Yiiygig gJQQ9'fL ' . f F, J 1 I , HGXSZQ? JNA ,N Xl wllssu QW ., , pr-.. 1 - 1-1-f. 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Whitehead - Robertson Students enjoy themselves along with learn- ing grammar, literature, and history in classes taught by one of our new teachers, MR. ROBERTSON. Literature students dis- covered the enjoyment found in reading bet- ter books for their reports. To keep Amer- ican history fresh and up-to-date, students scanned daily newspapers for pertinent news items. W1 .Alarm , f- it S1-A P. E. girls have as much fun in German football as they did bicycle riding. Health students learn about first aid by experiment- ing on MISS WOOLARD. Making out income tax forms was one phase of economics which will be useful. Psychology was taught second semester. Miss Woolard also teaches world history class which made a trip to Old Castle Museum and the Quayle Bibles in Baldwin. Woolard - Green Flower collections, the spring project for biology classes, are being prepared by two students. Some collections contained as many as sixty specimens. General science covers the chemical action of fire extin- guishers to the principle of the barometer and the reading of weather maps. An excel- lent way of expressing oneself is with color and line through painting and sketching. These artists absorb fresh air and sunshine while they receive an art grade from MRS. GREEN . ,f M' 4f?'G,?2.I, ' at sg! MQ .4 ai . N Juniors and seniors,who have English with MR. HARMON know they will get a good workout with parts of speech, verbals, and diagraming, and will do plenty of writing before the year is done. Speech and Spanish classes also appreciate the fact that they earn their grades, but because each one knows this is beneficial to him he simply buckles down and works. Harmon - Peer Do you remember how to deagram sentences? These English students could probably refresh your memories because of extensive work in this area. Supplementary reading was also introduced through the Reader 's Digest pro- gram. MR. PEER lectures to American gov- ernment and Isms classes to keep young people interested in current problems. WIT, R. , ,, With two sections of Algebra I, Algebra II, geometry, physics, general mathematics, and a special class in advanced math, MR. GREEN was kept quite busy. From the il- lustrations we see various problems which were encountered - line graphs, theorems, slide rules, frations and . . . flying machines Green - Petrie So many students demanded driver education that this year four sections were added to the curriculum. Here the class attempts to change a tire. American history and boys' health and physical education are also taught by MR. PETRIE. Future homemakers get a well-rounded back- ground by taking all four courses in home- making from MRS. AVERY. Fine points of table setting are practiced by the first year girls and meat cutting is demonstrated by Mr. Kuhn to sophomores. Junior girls re- ceive advanced instruction which includes home nursing. Senior girls begin to think of the years after school, so they plan and furnish their dream homes, choose wedding dresses, and observe and entertain pre- schoolers. Avery - Hallmark Because of three new teachers right out of college with fresh ideas on use of the library, MRS. HALLMARK has been especially busy helping students find information and assist- ing in the choice of reading materials. Reports come easier in the library. HI iff r Many lovely pieces of furniture are turned out, literally, on the lathe by Shop II mem- bers, Other more practical items, as trailor beds, are constructed for farm use by Shop I. Beginners must have a plan in order to ac- complish anything so drafting for freshmen is essential. This year MR. JONES added the melting pot to the equipment for metals class in order to prepare metal for casting. Here Jim demonstrates the arc welder. Jones - Green, Member of the music appreciation class gather around the hi-fi to do some appreci- ating. MR. GREEN includes music from the classic composers to modern jazz for a well- balanced program . Choose the good ones. They Know the Universal Language - l H ti?-Zjgiu ' 45? CONCERT BAND members, musical people who develop and give their talents to their school, look proud in their concert uniforms. Looking just as proud is Mr. Music Man Green because of the I' rating the group received at the District Music Contest. MARCHING BAND has a busy season including half-time exercises at home football games, parades at Olathe and Gardner, Pittsburg Band Day, and K. U. Band Day. Wherever they went, they repre- sented our school in the best way possible - with good conduct and great performances. MAJORETTES, under the direction of Drum Major Carol Rogers, preceded the band in all marching activities. The majorettes are Reta Cave, Karen Furrell, Vicki Thetford, Pam Douglas, Judy Morrison, and Pat Brothers. Music 1 and Plenty of It! Sing, Sing, Sing and that's just what the Mixed Chorus did this year. In fact, they sang their way to a I rating at the District Music Contest. The Femme Fatale of the Music Department - the Girls' Glee Club. By the way, that cute one in the glasses, standing at right, is Mr. Green - The Greatest! Not only the girls are active in music, but also the Boys' Glee Club enjoys singing a tune now and again. They especially like the treble cleff curves - maybe even better than the girls do! 1' ZH Q. mall Music Groups Carry n BOYS' QUARTET enjoyed a year of performing toget- her at various events in our area, with barber shop har- mony being their specialty. The quartet included these men: Kent Winn, ITenorg Larry Powell, Baritoneg Ernest Meek, Bass: and Brian Beach, II Tenor. Linda Sheldon acted as their accompanist. ui v 1 ' 'R ,sen GIRLS' SEXTETTE is the greatest organization you '11 ever find ..., so says one of its members. And this attitude is evident as they sing, thus accounting for the high ratings they re- ceived at music contests, including I at State. Karen Furrell, Linda Shel- don, Nancy Manning, Gayla Lovelett, Vicki4Thetford, and Judy Flett make up the group. Mrs. Han is the ac- companist. m-W ,vga 2 -Ja-are WN SOLOISTS who worked hard preparing numbers for the District Music Contest at Lawrence were: Mary Barkis, French Horng Eldonna Love- lett, Baritoneg Victor Comp- ton, Cornetg Karen Furrell, Vocal Solog and Linda Shel- don, Piano and Vocal Solo. f 5 'ui W Q ah 3 3 E'A ?n 5 1 www? H, w: Tx Rxw R M P' X x ' '1 I, X. X S ' i ig 'v I A 1 xx uv 'z w 5- 1 gulf xx' .W if 9 41 5 YV. 5' ,-'EMS S I X 9' Ojfensive or Defensive - OFFENSIVE LINEUP: Qleft to rightj Jess Messmer, Brian Beach, Joe Scheuneman, Elmer Smith, John Buckley, Darrell Conor, E. T. Dodson, Mickey Timmons, Johnny Hartselle, Richard Roberts, and Larry Powell. Pre-game Warm Up GA ME RESULTS Broncos Opponent 27 La Cygne '7 26 'Desoto 6 33 'Louisburg 0 13 Stanley 14 13 'Gardner 25 12 'We1lsvi11e 7 0 'Baldwin 33 14 'Eudora 32 'League games DEFENSIVE LINEUP: fleft to rightj Elmer Smith, Larry Powell, John Buckley, Charles Creamer, Richard Roberts, James Weers, Johnny Harteselle, Max Strausbaugh, Mickey Timmons, Darrell Conor, Brian Beach, and Jess Messmer. - They Still Look Tough! JUNIOR BRONCOS: CTOPJ Coach Peer, Larry Palmer, Bill Lang, Max Strausbaugh, Bill Meek, Pat Buckley, James Weers, Charles Creamer, Dennis Broockerd, Allen Thompson, Jody Randall, Roger Stuteville, Coach Green. QBOTTOMJ Jerry Kaufman, Jay R. Rasco, Roger Elrod, Reggie Chard, Bob Coleman, John Buchanan, Gean Brown, Allen Brothers, Hank Pickett, and James Kuhn. As game results would indicate, our Bronco team started the season rough and tough, ready to take the League trophy for the year. Old Dame Fortune, however, had other ideas. Injuries and illness plagued the team after powerhouse O'Malley broke his thumb during the Stanley game and was out for the rest of the season. The Purple and Gold could not pull enough strength from the reserves to keep up the grueling pace of the opposition. Junior Broncos were even less successful in their attempts at victory, but coaches and fans can always say, Wait 'til next year! Football Lettermen FOOTBALL LETTERMEN: QTOPJ Max Strausbaugh, Andy Cochran, James Weers, Brian Beach, Ron Evans, Darrell Conor, John Buckley, Joe Scheuneman, Dale Filkin, Charles Creamer, Coach Petrie. QBOTTOMJ Keith Masterson, Mickey Timmons, Bob O'Malley, Elmer Smith, Jess Messmer, Richard Roberts, Johnny Hartselle, E. T. Dodson, Larry Powell, Allen Brothers, Hank Pickett, and James Kuhn Basketball, the Winter Season Sport SQUAD: QTOPJ David House, Ron Evans, Brian Beach, John Buckley, Darrell Conor, Mickey Tim mons, Coach Peer. QMIDDLEJ Jim Johnson, John Buchanan, Rick Schwarz, Dale Filkin, Roger Elrod James Kuhn. fBOTTOMJ Trainer Jody Randall, Bill Meek, Bob Coleman, Reggie Chard, Hank Pickett, Jim Crawford, and Trainer Ernie Meek. Broncos Opponent 40 Stanley 34 47 'Desoto 53 32 Haskell 62 49 'Baldwin 59 42 'Eudora 47 37 'Gardner 46 50 'Louisburg 31 'League Games GA ME RESULTS Broncos Opponent 62 'wellsville 49 43 'Desoto 44 50 'Baldwin 57 44 'Eudora 52 48 'Gardner 42 51 'Louisburg 47 44 'Wel1svil1e 37 Lansing Tournament Lansing Eudora District Tournament Wellsville Lane Louisburg TOP TEN: QTOPJ Coach Peer, Mickey Timmons, Darrell Conor, Brian Beach, John Buckley, Ron Evans. QBOTTOMJ Jim Johnson, James Kuhn, David House, Dale Filkin, and Rick Schwarz. Basketball Lettermen, JOHN BUCKLEY MICKEY TIMMONS BRIAN BEACH Defeating Stanley in the first game of the season, the Broncos Began the year with hopeful anticipation. Then the team went into a dismal slump until they beat the previously undefeated Gardner Trail- blazers and won four consecutive games. Victory is sweet! DARRELL CONOR RON EVANS DAVID HOUSE T 1 Track Team Takes 2nd in League SQUAD: QTOP, from the leftj Coach Petrie, Andy Cochran, Carl Peer, Ron Evans, Darrell Conor, John Buckley, Joe Scheuneman, Jess Messmer, Bob O'Ma1ley, Coach Green. QMIDDLEJ Elmer Smith, Mickey Timmons, Jim Johnson, Bill Lang, Larry Powell, James Kuhn, Ernest Meek, Jodie Randall. QBOTTOMQ Daryl Barnes, Richard Roberts, Hank Pickett, Allen Brothers, John Hartselle, Gary Bell, Victor Compton, and Steve Crane. Many team members received medals for their abilities: Scheuneman, 2nd in javelin at Perryg Conor, lst in discus at League: Mile Relay team, 3rd at Leagueg Timmons, low hurdle ace, lst in lows and 4th in highs at State. y J W ., .Y , l - ' rfr - .,.,. It 5 - LETTERMEN: QTOPJ Andy Cochran, Jess Messmer, Dar- wglgij ipz rell Conor, John Buckley, Ron Evans, Joe Scheuneman. 5 qsorrorvn Mickey Timmons, Bob O'Malley, Hank . grfeaf C, Y were Pickett, John Hartselle, Carl Peer, and Elmer Smith -- fnot picturedj. T9 Even the camera set at one four-hundreth of a second Qi . could not catch Mickey without blurring as he skimmed .W www W 3- ., 4 '- ' 'bgjjffdl-a.3:QQg,tf2'if , T il 'T J over the low hurdles. M ,, gi . Tigwsr' 'f'?'f f --951' M! gi wlwwii A , W ,iw.,m maize H HQ?f2s15lf.x ,, 'Was M H Wu N ' M H W Bronco Yearbook eel I . , I ra -'1 gl . , xxw A I ...ss:l!Lr- Working hard to meet the deadline, the staff consults with Mrs. Hallmark on copy and picture arrangement. Somehow, through all the worry, work, and long hours, the Bronco is completed, resulting in a lasting source of memories. The staff: Gwen Seamands, Sales Managerg Kay Furrell, Copy Editorg Andy Haynes, Business Manager: John Van Schoelandt, Editor: and Richard Beets, Photography Editor. Library Assistants Es- v - ' Vi Few people realize the work that goes into running the library. Typing cards, checking in and out books, reading shelves, making posters - these are only a few of the duties that student librar ians attend to each day. Although our library is small, our book selection is excellent, and the librarians are always willing to assist students who need help. tndent Council THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF OUR STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Carol Rogers, Treasurerg Ernest Meek, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Han, Principalg Mona Rogers, Secretary, Mrs. Green, Sponsorg and Gayla Lovelett, President. Student Representatives Reporting on and taking part in Student Council meetings and activities are some of the duties of the representatives. Each belonging to a school organization, these students play an important role in school government. I r Kays The boys' division of the Kansas Association for Youth, the Kays. Christmas caroling, publishing a school directory, and joining with the Kayettes to present the Christmas assembly are examples of the services the Kays bring to their school and community. Ufficers and Board . M es ,A ,N wefwfi 57.52 The Kay board members for 1964 are shown here with their sponsor, Mr. Jones. Officers for this year were: President, Carl Peer: Vice-President, Herb Averyg Secretary, Ernest Meekg Treasurer, Eugene Surber. Kayettes I will, as a member of the Kansas Association for Youth, endeavor to maintain the high ideals of my organization, begins the Kayette Pledge. The girls try to fulfill these high ideals in service to others by Christmas caroling, visiting the old folks, and contributing to Meals for Millions, not only for the betterment of their community, but also themselves. 0 fears and Board The responsibility of heading the committees of their club belongs to the Kayette board members. As in any organization, they see that the club's program of the year's activities are carried out to their fullest, and they do a good job, too. Officers this year were: Janie Winn, President: Nancy Manning, Vice-Presidentg Phyllis Ramey, Secretaryg Margie Skinner, Treasurer. A Drama Club A new club this year is the Drama Club under the direction of Mr. Harmon and Mr. Robertson. The group presents the class plays, as well as the one-act plays for competition. By choosing quality play materials, the club endeavors to bring greater interest to the art of dramatics. To remain qualified for club activities, members must maintain above-average grades. Officers this year are as follows: Richard Beets, Presidentg Margie Newton, Vice-Presidentg Phyllis Brooks, Secretary-Treasurer, Pam Douglas, Reporter: and Brian Beach, Student Council Representative. Music Club ist si M ' ' fl W Q 7 '12 Another group concerned with the arts is the Music Club. Each member must have a solo prepared to give whenever called upon to do so by the school or community. The club tries to create a better appreciation of music, not only through performing, but also by sponsoring musical activ- ities. This year's officers include: Judy Flett, President: Linda Sheldon, Vice-Presidentg Eldonna Lovelett, Secretary-Reporterg Andy Cochran, Treasurer: Linda Bilyeu, Student Council Represen- tative. Letterman 'S Club The heroes of Spring Hill High - the Lettermen. Being a letterman is a goal of every boy who is active in athletics. Officers this year are: Mick Timmons, President: Bob O'Ma1ley, Vice- Presidentg Brian Beach, Secretaryg Carl Peer, Treasurerg John Buckley, Student Council Represent- Chefs Club Baking cookies, tossing salads, learning about the fine art of meal making - this is the purpose of the Chef's Club. Composed of senior boys, the club often serves at various school banquets and teas held throughout the year. Officers are: Chief Cook, Andy Haynes, Assistant Cook, Mickey Timmons, Doughboy, John Buckleyg Bottle Washer, E. T. Dodson. Broncettes Yelling their hearts out, and their voices, are the Pep C1ub's '70 members. The club received many compliments on its good conduct and school spirit. This year's officers were: Sandy H01 lenbeck, Presidentg Marjorie Skinner, Vice-Presidentg Gwen Seamands, Secretary-Treasurer. 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Fresh alt lS enjoyed at 1nterm1ss1on trme A wrde vanety of dance styles lS evldent from the slow dreamy waltz to the enthusrastrc twlst ..aWs?f-Qwewfssss wvsfa mr, - - Written by Carl Janrpel - - Sponsored by Junior Class Take a typical American family, add . . . Snoopy neighbors A patient morn Good friends, like Jughead An Innocent telegram Veronica and Betty .vs .g'. : I i v .551 .L ,O N E A m at as - V 6, . if - -ff. A More friends Temperamental maid Disttacted clad U ' ft- r H ' J ff? :Wag rg W, What have you? An average day in A notofjgus uncle the life of Archie Andrews. --written by Fred Carmtchael I --sponsored by Senlor Class Respected doctor The village gossip Listgn to the surf, Some fire woo d for the storm I E Please, put these in water. Inspector interrogates the servants. wr ,xii n ,, 3 r, Doctor has a compulsion to destroy imperfection. Blind Rhoane discovers Tommy, mentally immature, dead with knife in his back. One-Act Plays Featured by Drama Club STILL STANDS THE HOUSE, by Gwen Ringwood, directed by Mr. R. H. Green, reveals how a sister-in-law resorts to murder after her refusal o face inevitabl The directors study the action to iron out any flaws in the production Besides acting, the Drama Club members learn many other skills including scenery de- sign and make-up artis try. THE CRACKERBARRELL, by Wesley Bradley, coached by Mr. Robertson, depicts an ex-GI going berserk in a rural store. ECHO, by Robert Kasper, directed by Mr. Harmon, centers around a father with guilt feelings of his dead son. vim Sara Student Council Has Succesgful Year ' A' f f.gIf'-35' ' .4 , ..l,, K -. arg A ' Q 'ai ,Ig f -1 ' .-'- 5-71 e .3 a t . Q V Y fig., - -Q I y it C, 'J-es.,.:: -ff - - 4 ' 1 ' ' ' Q 2 if .- w 1 - - New procedure for electing Student Council officers was established. Candidates made posters and cam- paign speeches. Students registered, then voted in the colorful voting booths. Above, President Gayla Lovelett congratulates new officers Another activity Stu dent Council sponsored was the Football Festi- val. In the Pep Box contest, Charles Bart- lett won with his mop and sign. for next year . A Junior-Senior girls' basketball game was also sponsored by the Stu dent Council. Special Attractions included boy cheerleaders, faculty band and crowning of the king, 1 .v 1 .-.. 1 .. Their Motto.' Todo or Tomorrow 1 F15 Kays and Kayettes sponsored the carnival for Muscular Dystrophy as a project for world servlce' Should we check or save? . .. Meals for Millions, religious assemblies for Thanksgiving and Christmas, caroling, .and the carnival - H these were some of the joint Kay-Kayette efforts this year . With mood music and the Eiffel Tower in the background, Who will buy my holly? April in Paris was a great success Mothers were honored by Kayettes at the annual 4 Dessert. An evening of singing and entertain- ment, and the crowning of Judy Morrison, Kay- ette Queen, was enjoyed by all. Broneettes Live and Breathe Pep The Bronco Mascot, I'm a tree, I'm a flower, was a most clever pep assembly a newcomer, added produced, directed, and played by the Broncettes. school spirit and Each class was responsible for signs and posters for various Bronco games. Here Let's give a yell - - Let's give a cheer - - Let's let our boys Know we're here! freshmen girls express themselves in paper and paste. The climax of the year was the pack and sack party which was enjoyed by most of the Broncettes. Some sleeping was accomplished after exercises, games hair cutting and eating. Club Activities Inspire Members Senior chefs served the punch at the Style and Art Show, and waited tables at the Kayette Mother -Daughter Dessert. Music club sponsored a singing tour to the local grade schools and Osawatomie State Hospital. Sextette, Quartet, and Choir represented the club. Here the group takes time out for supper. Student librarians planned a Valen- tine party, attend ed Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, and viewed the world-famous Quayle Bibles at Baker University. The city park was the setting for the summer signing party. This year a sales contest was conducted with heated competition between Phyllis Ramey, winner, and Carol Denton, runner-up. Prize was a free annual. Y y. E 9 5 1 Variety Is the Word for Assemblies Safe driving is the best policy. The memory expert amazed us all. C7 They gave us a glimpse of college life. Nancy tries the balancing trick. Sign 'em up for the Army! Reformatory men made us think. School Lqfe Revealed T hrough Snapshots I .AQ . Bronco Barn Concessions h 'ui , e S Oh, -to be a freshman again! , V Hp wr Km: Bw FY 2 , 1 'ui L! MALLKY ?vf'C!iEYi-Willis 'Carnival Time Snappy marches, unique pep boxes,' bon- fires, and chrysanthemum corsages spell out Football Festival Time. A Picture Is Worth cz Thousand Words Locker Cleanup The Alley Cats ,..-v4- - :iw E Aj That's a foul! Senior Pictures I crown you King . . . Christmas Caroling Riding a bus is part of education! Monkey see, Monkey do. It's like this . . . Kayettes' Safety Sand Hold it right there! School Hearing Test Not bargin basement, annual pictures. sift M .l Connect A to H, refer to D for . . . Lunch Hour Rush vi - P . 5 ' ii World Problems April in Paris at a Sidewalk Cafe .K -5 1' Check your uniform? The annual spring style show developed this year to include art and shop. This display of talents should be an inspiration to future stu- dents. Our own TV celebrities appeared on WDAF TV Categories and wonl Mike enjoys scenery at Hawaiian party. Gwen must forego food before a track meet. qThe sacrifice paid off in blue ribbons.J Girls' track team heaves-to digging the practice broad jump pit. a 5-1 There Is Honor in Doing neps Best I 5 z xgfgyfk K I GAYLA LOVELETT Valedictorian Business Award Legion Citizenship Award Spring Hill Community Scholarship rf is X JOHN BUCKLEY Danforth I Dare You Award Spring Hill Community Scholarship CAROL ROGERS ANDY COCHRAN II State Forensics Boys' State Delegate Poetry NSL Summer Scholarship KAY FURRELL Danforth I Dare You' Award Library Award JOHN VAN SCHOELANDT Salutatorian Mathematics Award Science Award Mary Grace Sowers English Award MICK TIMMONS Legion Citizenship Award Athletic Award MARY BARKIS Lions' Band Camp Toronto, Canada JUDY FLETT Girls' State Delegate racluation Time Finczll Arrives Commencement of life: hard work plus enjoyment. Life is what we make itg let us make it good. 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