Wamego High School - Wa Kaw Yearbook (Wamego, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1959 volume:

WAMEGO RURAL HIGH SCHOOL editor — janice coffman assistant — karen bahner business manager — valjean harrison 2 WA - KAW Contents MEET THE CITIZENS PAGE 6 classes, faculty PLAYTIME AT W.R.H.S. PAGE 32 athletics, homecoming CULTURE AT W.R.H.S. PAGE 50 music, drama, religion, beauty WE WORK AND LEARN PAGE 62 organizations, publications INDEX and SENIOR SUMMARIES PAGE 70 Hard working Board Members discuss current problems. PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Fecht, Mr. Eddy, and Mr. Kersey. AT W.R.H.S. r The Student Council played a big role in running our school. SEATED: Janet Grieshaber, Janice Coffman, John Sumners, Treasurer; Steve Huff, President; Bob Sarna, Vice President; Twila Grace, Secretary; Judy Miller, Ruth Elaine Burgess. SECOND ROW: Janet Linton, Janet Dawe, Thayer Duncan, Mary Helen Mertz, Carolyn Stratton, Beverly Berner, Devi Myers. THIRD ROW; M . Saffell, Leroy Whitley, Larry Lintz, Robert Kolterman. Ronnie Nelson, Bob Pitney, B. J. Eichem, and Jim Chaffee. The guy who led us on that long march through 1958-59, Student Council President Steve Huff. MEET THE 1. It's Student Teacher Day. Janet is showing Lana typing technique. 2. Janice and Elizabeth show smiles and diplomas after graduation. 3. Steve keeps an eye on the voting. 4. Larry Lintz led the Seniors of ”59 with the assistance of Carol Applegate, Secre- tary; Janice Coffman, Vice-President; Bar- bara Bahner, Treasurer; and Janet Dawe, Stu- dent Council Representative. 5. Ron's happy, he's cast his vote. 6. It looks like they really jailed Mr. Geist this time. 7. Stop Pretending, who ever heard of you guys studying. 8. Are you really that bored Jerry? (Look how eager that Freshman is.) 9. When the coach says Swing!! He means at the ball not in the tree. 10. Saffell passed the word. 11. What a Float? 12. Delly and Swaim cut up a rug at the Snowball. CITIZENS seniors bid farewell to '59 is now a memory, but to the Senior Class of '59 it will always be something extra special. It was a year packed full of activities. Remember Homecoming? Racing up and down the streets in those convertibles, the huge bonfire at the park, and winning that first game. But--football season passed and winter was with us. (The nicest thing winter occasionally offered was a free day, thanks to the snow.) Winter's winds never kept the Seniors away during the Christmas Holidays and particularly when New Year s Eve rolled around. After semester finals, everyone sighed and plunged into that last lap. The Winter Formal was fun, and then came Basketball Prom night, and of course the Senior Play. The Bus Stops Here” was a big success, thanks to the help of Mrs. Selby. The cast included Barbara Tanner, Steve Huff, John Sumners. Twila Grace, Mary Helen Mertz, Judy Snyder, Larry Lintz, Ray Fairchild, Carolyn Stratton, Bob Sarna and Ruth Ann Moats. After the play the pace picked up for the Seniors. First came the Junior-Senior banquet and prom, next the Senior Carnival, The Wa-Kaw Ball and then a flurry of money making projects to insure that they made it away on the Senior Sneak. Who will dare to forget that trip? And then Graduation activities filled those final days, those neat white caps and gowns, speakers, mom and dad taking pictures like mad, and a few tears falling here and there. But as the old song goes— It's All Over Now!” Here in your '59 Wa-Kaw the staff hopes that the Seniors (and even the underclassmen) will find again that spirit that made this year so great. JIM BELLINDER WAYNE BENNETT RAYMOND BLANKEY DICK BRUNKOW Mike Coon Janet Dawe Martin Day Eddie Edwards Maria Goetz Raymond Fairchild senior carnival builds funds JoLane Karst, Roy Grieshaber, Gary Miller, and Kenny McCarter enjoy themselves at the Cake Walk. 10 Twila Grace Kay Grieshaber Winfred Hecker Janet Grieshaber Valjean Harrison Sherry Hosier Steve Huff Randal Hupe Sharon Howard John Huntsman Winfred and Twila pick up the loot at the Bingo stand. Ronnie and Robert beg for business at the Basketball Booth. n carnival time, then off t Rosemary Jackson Eddie Kraushaar Larry Lintz Robert Kolterman Jerry Lichtenhan Mary Helen Mertz Jolanna Miller Sharon Ann Morris Jerry Miller Ruth Ann Moats boating on Lake Tannycomo. Gino's was a very popular place for Seniors during Sneak. jranson on the senior sneak Ron Nelson Harold Niedfeldt Elizabeth Pagelar Joan Palenske Dean Rand Jacquline Riley Larry Roudybush Joyce Sackrider May 21, 1959 will be a day always remembered by the Seniors of 59 Janice Coffman and Bob Sarna were selected as commencement speakers. Mr. Eddy presented diplomas. Girls from the Junior Class held the traditional Rose Chain. Steve Huff, Valedictorian, and Janice Coffman, Salutatorian, receive their diplomas. GRADUATION .. . . . and for the Class of ’59 the end of a four-year journey. Bob Sarna Carol Songs Carolyn Stratton Judy Snyder Barbara Spears John Sumners Barbara Tanner Paul Thomas Rita Swaim Larry Tessendorf 1. I wonder what Mrs. Pitney is saying? Can you tell us Vicky? 2. Kientz and friends stuff on Float. 3. Rest Time!!!! 4. The Junior activities were ably planned by the officers: Roy Grieshaber, President; Vice-President, Beverly Berner; Sec- retary, Ann Lonsinger; Treasurer, Linda Pageler; and B.J. Eichem, Student Council Representative. 5. Put your money in the pot, boys. 6. Larry, Vera, and Jim are scared in Finders Creepers. 7. Camera-bug Mansfield and newly elected Student Council Presi- dent Eichem look the campus over for the new year. 8. Romance had its day in the Junior Play. 9. Bruce made a clean swipe. 10. Hit him again. 11. Get him again Segebarth. 12. Student Teacher Pitney strikes a pose. JUNIORS juniors presen Harry Adkins Karen Bahner Bruce Baker Joyce Bates Charles Bender Rita Bennett Rita Blanka Pat Bledsoe Beverly Berner Diane Bretz Pat Bussart Hazel Carr MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR PLAY CAST WERE, FRONT. LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Bahner, Linda Pageler, Thayer Duncan. Vera Holder, Jim Johnson. Ann Lonsinger, Sue Fouraker, and Bruce Baker. BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Pitney. Roy Grieshaber, Wayne Wille, Larry Griffin. Ronnie Segebarth, Barbara Leonard, and Harry Ed Mansfield. 18 ''finders creepers Mom and Dad don't understand this love between the older generation. Johnson and Griffin get quite a scare when they find a corpse in their bed. Junior Outright Annette Casper Austin Dinger Edward Dinger Thayer Duncan B.J. Eichem Viola Elder Shelia Foresman Sue Fouraker Gary Gordon Jean Gordon Roy Grieshaber Larry Griffin Alice Mae Griffith Robert Harrison John Heiger Vera Holder Carolyn Hupe Marcella Jackson James Johnson James Kientz Barbara Leonard Sharon Linder Anne Lonsinger biggest project fo Susie and Dean take one last look at the Prom decorations at the 1958- 59 Jr. -Sr. This party began with a banquet in honor of the seniors. Here Bob Pitney, Eddie Edwards, and Dean Rand are enjoying the delicious food. Mary Ellen McAninch Kenneth McCarter Cheryl McCoy Harry Mansfield Tom Marten Tom Miller Vicky Moore Linda Pageler Joyce Payne Bob Pitney Duane Ralne Ronald Segebarth he class of ’60 — junior-senior night! Many couples were caught gazing at the centerpiece at the Jr. -Sr. Here we caught L. Smith, L. Machin, M. Plummer. B. Leonard. Thayer Duncan and her date enjoyed dancing to the music of Tommy Lee as did many other couples. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 1 Danny and Joy spent many lunch periods enjoying the company of Mother Nature. Keep up the stuffing girls!! In 1958-59, the Sophomores were led by Judy Miller, President; Janet Linton, Stuco Representative; Wreatha Streeter, Treasurer; Rick Mertz, Vice-President and Carol Childers, Secretary. There's a monkey in every crowd--this one is Johnnie Hupe. Nice float, Sophomores, keep up the good work. They aren't all down, and they aren't all up-- that's the Sophomores for you. DOWN Lana, things can't be that bad, can they????? Still stuffing napkins? Mike Coon and Wreatha Streeter spent most of their spare time out of doors looking at the scenery? ? 22 EMERGENCY DOOR 7 SOPHOMORES Hofmann and Fish Work?? on decoration. Don Alexander Tom Asbury JoAnn Berry Joy Bowman Marvin Breymeye: Joe Brockish Darold Brunkow Jana Capps Carol Childers Paul Coffman Clifford Coon Marajo Cottle John Deedrick Edna Dinger Walter Dinger Donna Drake Robert Elder Sharon Fish Danny Foltz Karen Geyer Carolyn Goodrich Becky Gordon Guy Graf Wayne Guth Janice Habluetzel Bruce Harrison Kent Hilliard Larry Hinson Shirley Hoffman Tom Hoffmann Betty Holder Sharon Huntsman John Hupe Jack Kaine Jolane Karst Larry Kastle Janet Linton Ronnie Lintz Lana Machin Rick Mertz Karen Meyers Sharon Meyer Judy Miller Max’s Morris Harry O'Brien Connie Olson Betty Pagelar Robert Pagelar Mike Plummer Mary Lou Prockish 25 Barbara Rand Marie Janet Gregg Schafer Schmidt Shaver Wreatha Bruce Nancy Streeter Strickland Strickland Deneise Larry Delbert Thompson Timmons Torrey Jerry Loreen Rocksy Waymire Weeks Weisner Janet Clifford Bonnie Sherrill Shinski Songs Marjorie Polly Dorothy Sutton Swaim Temple Ray Tone Tom Ubel Uhlrich Wagner Erna Jean Robert Larry Weixelman West Wilson Nyla Stocke brand Clifford Tessendorf Judy Waites 26 Sharon Wilson FRESHMEN 1. Jane and Jenny rest. What's it say Jenny? 2. The leaders for the Freshman class were Presi- dent, Devi Meyers; Vice-President, Terry Wilson (Not Pictured); Stuco Representative, Jim Davies; Treasurer, Nancy Riley; Secretary, Jake Mertz. 3. Eleanor looks over the Student Council ballot. 4. Virginia and Nancy busy on the winning float. 5. Terry's on his way over. 6. And it looks as if Jim forgot they don't have a pool in the gym. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL MEMBERS WERE. FRONT: Umsheid, G. Miller. Howard, O'Brien, J. Mertz, T. Wilson, Davies. BACK: D. Brockish, Carr. W. Blankey, Arrand. Bowen, Payne. Larry Arrand Wayne Blankley Jim Davies Nancy Atkisson Leroy Bowen Mary Deedrick Jim Aubert Virginia Bowen Mary Downey Judy Bachman Gary Brant Sidney Duncan Robert Bates David Brockish Barbara Edwards Patsy Berges Mary Cantwell Beverly Fairchild Nancy Blanka Dean Carr Charles Fechter Bonnie Alice Virginia Joey Ronald Virginia Mary Freel Grieshaber Hecker Hood Howard Lonstnger Lundgren Janice Mary Jake Gary Devi Jenny Jane Jones McGuire Mertz Miller Myers Nelson O'Brien Pat Robert Eleanor Barbara Hazel Jerry Nancy O'Brien Olson Outhet Pagelar Palenske Payne Post Judy Linda Nancy Patricia Georgia Linda Betty Prockish Riat Riley Roudybush Sa ville Saville Simmer Bonnie Tom Cheryl Ronnie Janice Terry Sloan Umsheid Vilven Walsh Wilburn Wilson 29 Miss Lois Sellers Librarian and Latin instructor, was assisted by student librarians Weeks, Bachman. E. Pagelar and Bowman. Mr. Leonard Nehring waits for the biology class to answer the question. Home Economics does include flower arrang- ing, according to Mrs. Betty Allen. Mrs. Mildred Selby gives the word in speech. j I I 5k nd 3 aA . rrw Mr. Robert Morton takes time to grade Psychology tests. The campus looks its best thanks to Mr. Young. Leading the musical way is Mr. Robert Anderson. Yes, even Ag. has its papers to grade, says Mr. Chris Langvardt. Miss Myrna Hornberger uses the Business end of the red pencil. Coach Ken Clifton gives the word in American History Mr. Arlie Regier sets to work in the shop area. Showing the proper Mathe- matical answer is Mrs. Miss Jean Sims studies up on the French during Freshman English. CustodiansCutrightand Dornbusch pause in the busy after-school hours for the Wa-Kaw camera. Freda Pitney. Thinking up more questions for that English II Final? No. Mr. James Dellinger is busy on the Wa-Kaw. Austin Dinger and Mrs. Rickstrew.... and Mrs. Young___ plus Mrs. Hofmann and Edna Dinger serving one of W. R. H. S. 's many lunches. Taking a break in study hall from Business and Social Science class- work is Mr. Clayton Stultz. Coach Dudly Geise works over a Scientific group of tests. Sewing, it's Mrs. Martha Streetar's job to teach, so-watch! --■ CTW • Mi® M ? f 5 5 PLAYTIME 1. Vicky, Lana, and Paul flash their smiles of Victory after the Holton upset. 2. Lintz and Thomas, game co-captains, watch the final toss of the season at the Osage game. 3. Practice-Practice ! Tone. 4. The pep club finds it’s hard work decorating for Homecoming. 5. Another basketball game ends. 6. Sarna drops in two during the homecoming battle with Seaman. 7. Exercises! exercises! We must do our exercises. 8. Eddie and Jerry seem to be enjoying the W-Club initiation. 9. But--is Dean really bottle fed? 10. Linda, Janet, Vicky, and Twila blow a little steam. 11. Things get rough even in a B-team game. 12. Ron pushes one up from the charity line against Seaman. 13. Another play gets smoothed out in a practice session. Go, Bob, Go! © seven seniors end PAUL THOMAS Senior Fullback Sarna's attempting to spoil Washburn's Homecoming with a quarterback sneak. Lintz and Kolterman gang up on Holton to clear Thomas path. 34 JOHN HUNTSMAN Senior Halfback their football days BOB SARNA Senior Quarterback ROBERT KOLTERMAN Senior Halfback Thomas on the run, but Holton's in close pursuit. 35 Thomas fights off Osage City. The vicious Wamego Red Raider Football squad, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Huntsman, Kolterman, L. Lintz, Thomas, Rand, Sarna and Huff. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: McCarter, Graf, Pitney, Eichem, Hofmann, Baker and Griffin. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coffman, Uhlrich, L. Wilson, Kastle. Shinski, R. Lintz. T. Wilson and Deedrick. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Kenneth Clifton. Bowen, Payne. Segebarth, Hilliard, Arrand, Kaine and Ass't Coach Dudley Geise. holton upset highlights season With only nine letTermen in a small crew of thirty (often less) Coach Ken Clifton worked wonders in the past football season. A 14-12 victory over Council Grove opened the way but was quickly followed by a 14-7, pass-happy loss to Onega. The third game found the Raiders' pass attack improving as they sailed by Hiawatha 27-14. Again defeat followed victory as Haskell's Indians scalped the Red Team 27-14, a reverse of the last games score. Then it was Homecoming at W.R.H.S., but the Vikings of Seaman didn't want to play ball, at least not to make Homecoming victorious for the Raiders. Seaman's 39-18 win was the only blemish in an almost perfect day. With low spirits the Raiders sank under while Washburn and Effingham rolled by without being scored on, 0-20 and 0-26 respectively. The last four losses set the re- cord at 2 and 5 and injuries were plaguing the Big Red. This was the outlook as the Raiders pulled out November 4 for Holton. The determined fight of the Wamego eleven that evening, ending in a 20-14 victory for the Raiders, was a moment fans will long remember. Firmly on their feet the Raiders closed the season with a 52-6 pounding of Osage City. 37 v CAROLYN STRATTON Attendant SHERRY HOSLER Attendant A Seaman Viking trys to decide which way Thomas Seniors win second place in Homecoming float will go. competition. 38 otnecotning tv ila 0KA attendant The Royalty of 1959 take an intermission during the Homecoming .celebration. They are: Carolyn Stratton and Larry Lintz, Rita iSwaim and Robert Kolterman. Janet Dawe and Paul Thomas, ■ wila Grace and Dean Rand, Sherry Hosier and Steve Huff. Fteshttien Seaman Raiders LARRY LINTZ Co-Captain Football ROBERT KOLTERMAN Co-Ca ptain-Football Capta in-Basketball Sportsman of the Year JANET DAWE Head Cheer- leader BEVERLY BERNER TWILA GRACE W-Club and Pep Club kept th W-CLUB MEMBERS ARE, BACK ROW: Adkins, Eichem, Uhlrich, Graf, Lichtenhan. Rand. Edwards Shinski Day THIRD ROW: Huntsman. Sumners. Wilburn, R. Lintz, Hofmann. R. Mertz. West, Coffman Kastle SECOND ' ROW: Whitley, Baker, Pitney, Kaine, B. Harrison, Wilson, Fairchild. Hilliard. McCarter. Raine. FIRST ROW: Mr. Geise, Kolterman, Huff, L. Lintz, Sarna, Nelson. Thomas, Griffin. Kientz. R. Harrison. Mr. Clifton. •� £' V 'Utm. LANA MAC HIN BOB SARNA Basketball Career High Scorer PAUL THOMAS Outstanding Athlete 1958-59 Co-Captain-Track VICKY MOORE LINDA WHITLEY school spirit at an all-time high Susie Hupe, Secretary; Janice Coffman, Treasurer; Janet Dawe, President; Twila Grace, Student Coun- cil Representative and Miss Sims talk over Pep Club problems. Carolyn Stratton, Vice-President and Mr. Allen look on. W-Club President Ron Nelson had three willing workers in Bob Sarna, Treasurer; Dean Rand, Vice-Presi- dent and Paul Thomas, Secretary. Members of the Pep Club Demerit Committee for '58-'59 were: Hupe, Machin, L. Pageler, Coffman, Berner, Moore, Burgess, Leonard, Dawe, Stratton, Grace and Lonsinger. able leaders make successful activities A lot of hard work went into making the Four Pep Clubers and their dates relax beautiful decorations for the Winter Formal. during intermission. 42 The top fifteen men in basketball at W.R.H.S., BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Graf. Soph.; West, Soph.; Adkins, Jr.; Coffman, Soph.; Hofmann, Soph.; Uhlrich, Soph, and Hilliard, Soph. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Huntsman, Sr.; Kolterman, Sr.; Nelson, Sr.; Thomas, Sr.; Wilburn, Sr.; Rand', Sr. andSarna, Sr. raiders give osage a run fqr flr t Led by the eagle-eye shooting of Dean Rand the Wamego hoopsters piled up a regular season record of 11-6. After six games the team had a 5-1 record and were tied with Osage for the lea- gue lead. Game seven was with the Marriott led five and the Raiders dumped them, breaking their ten game string. But, the rest of the league was not afraid of giant killers. Seaman and Washburn hosted the Wamegoans and both emerged victors. Sacred Heart, after defeating the ■ Raiders once at the Salina Invitational, made it three in a row with a second win on their hard woods. The rest of the season was victorious except for the fatal return engagement with Osage City. This time Marriott could not be bottled and the final score read 73-61 for Osage. Final league standings found Wamego and Seaman tied for second. These two teams handed Osage their only losses of the season. District Tournament play brought the year's record to 11-8, as Immaculate and then Wash- burn dropped the Raiders. Both games were marked by down-to-the-wire ties that were broken under five seconds. 43 raiders roll up impressive REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE Wamego 61 Osage City 73 Wamego 43 Seaman 22 Wamego 69 Council Grove 30 Wamego 55 Chapman 47 Wamego 49 Washburn 43 Wamego 45 Abilene 48 SAUNA INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Wamego 42 Hayden 30 Wamego 84 Holton 54 Wamego 54 Chapman 50 Wamego 59 Haskell 52 Wamego 40 Sacred Heart 44 Wamego 43 Osage City 41 Wamego 45 Seaman 48 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Wamego 42 Washburn 59 Wamego 39 Sacred Heart 57 Wamego 44 Immaculate 46 Wamego 63 Holton 53 Wamego 53 Washburn 54 Wamego 44 Haskell 26 SEASON'S TOTAL 11 WINS-8 LOSSES season record Seaman stands flat-footed as Bill stretches up to drop in a basket. John's got his eye on that basket. No action picture of Robert Kolterman appears due to the fact that he was sidelined with an injury during the games photographed. And up she goes! Guy pokes a deadringer at the Holton bucket. Paul goes up in the air with two more against Seaman. over for these seven JOHN HUNTSMAN Senior Guard BOB SARNA Senior Guard BILL WILBURN Senior Forward DEAN RAND Senior Center Season High Point Scorer AlCGt) PAUL THOMAS Senior Center Forward basketball’s fWK ROBERT KOLTERMAN Senior Guard Captain VISS 3 RON NELSON Senior Forward 46 season ends with gala prom Sparking the junior Raiders against Seaman Graf lays in two. Sarna sprouts wings over the keyhole as he makes ready to up the score. 47 thomas and pitney lead thinclads And the 6 foot record is tied as Deedrick sails over in the Meet with Chapman. Up, Up and Away. Paul Thomas shows his form and follow through with the shot. '59 TRACK SQUAD MEMBERS WERE, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Payne. Coach Geise, Uhlrich. Baker. Eichem, Griffin. Thomas, Co-Captain; Sumners, Pitney, Co-Captain; Deedrick, Raine, Arrand, Kientz and Coach Clifton. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: West, R. Lintz, Foltz, L. Wilson. B. Harrison, Hofmann, Shinski, R. Mertz, T. Wilson, J. Mertz and McCarter. Tom Stone Jim Chaffee Tom Marten Kent Hilliard Tom Asbury golf gains popularity in 59 Robert Harrison, Jim Keintz and Bruce Harrison made the grade. three men letter in cross country w CULTURE 1. The ten new National Honor Society members pictured in the midst of their initiation. 2. K-State singers furnish listenable enter- tainment at the Music Banquet. 3. Part of the Boys Ensemble performing at the F.F.A. Banquet. 4. And, here comes the band! to get things rolling for the '58 Homecoming. 5. Janet and Roy light up the torch of knowledge. 6. Thayers caught in the act—prompting that is. 7. Would you believe it, I have a cold! Jack and Lana mug it up before the Thespian One Act Plays. 8. Guess who--playing guess what! 9. Sherry turns over her duties to Janet Sherrill. 10. And Andy prepares to read off the awards at the Annual Music'Banquet. Performing at Homecoming and at the Wa Kaw Ball the modern dance girls had a busy year. Mary Helen Mertz directed the Home- coming performance, a tribute to the king and queen. She was the featured soloist in the number. For the Wa-Kaw Ball two numbers were developed under the direction of Mr. Dellinger. The floorshow number gave an interpretation of street urchins playing 'round a fountain in Rome. A special number in- troduced the coronation ceremonies. It started with Mr. Anderson singing Three Coins in A fountain then the girls were helped by Bob Sarna, B.J. Eichem, Steve Huff and Larry Griffin in performing a romantic-story dance. The story told of four statues that came to life after drinking from the fountain modern dance girls entertain twice ... .and so did Jenny Nelson, Freshman, and Karen Geyer, Sophomore. 52 Mary Helen Mertz, Senior member and soloist, is pictured in the costume worn for Homecoming. MISS W.R.H.S. Who will forget that night in Rome and that extra special moment when the announcement rang across the room-- Miss W.R.H.S. of 1959, Winifred Hecker. JANICE COFFMAN Attendant RITA SWAIM Attendant Happy, MissW.R. H. S. poses with friends--Janet, Sharon, Corrine and Barbara. .is OF 1959 Tables silently wait the The colorful fountain, center arrival of the guests. of the gay Wa-Kaw Ball decorations. trip to rome tops social year twirlers lead the way RITA SWAIM Drum Majorette SHERRY HOSLER POLLY SWAIM LINDA WHITLEY JOAN PALENSKE 54 CLARINETS PERCUSSION Childers Snare Drums- Geyer Wi lie Da we Applegate Grace Davies Cottle Pooler K. Grieshaber Bass Drum- Sutton Leonard L. Machin Cymba Is- Scoville C. Hupe P. Howard Bell Lyra- Weixelman Streeter Jan Miller Tympani- Spears Pooler J. Machin BASSOON BARITONES Hinson Schafer D. Pageler FRENCH HORN Peddicord —Section Leader TRUMPETS TROMBONES Kraushaar Stockebrand Shinski Huff Johnson R. Mertz Moore Mansfield J. Mertz Duncan Bretz Kientz Weeks FLUTES Weybrew R. Hosier M. Mertz SAXOPHONES Fish Alto- Sherrill J. Nelson Riat Stratton G. Stewart ALTO CLARINET Balderson L. Pageler Tenor- R. Burgess BASS CLARINET Judy Miller Berner Baritone- R. Grieshaber band members make many appearances Performing frequently as the W.R. H. S. Dance Band were Judy Miller, R. Burgess, J. Nelson, Huff. Wille, Moore, M. Mertz, R. Mertz. Johnson, Shinski, Stockebrand and R. Grieshaber. 55 MEMBERS OF W.R.H.S.'S MIXED CHORUS WERE, LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Kaine, Wille, Griffin. R. Lintz, Baker, Kientz, Johnson, Breymeyer, Kraushaar, J. Miller and Mr. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Sumners, Sarna, Huff, L. Lintz, R. Mertz, J. Nelson, Stockebrand, J. Deedrick, T. Miller, J. Hupe, Niedfeldt, R. Blanka, Sutton, and Moore. THIRD ROW: B. Wilburn, Eichem. Plummer, J. Mertz, Davies, Tanner. D. Thompson. M. Deedrick, Pageler, T. Duncan, S. Hupe, and K. Grieshaber. SECOND ROW: Leonard, R. Jackson, Cottle, P. Roudybush, Hoff- man, Bledsoe, Downey, Goodrich, J. Palenske. McAninch, Geyer, Drake, Burgess, Lonsinger, Stratton and M. Mertz. FRONT ROW: R. Bennett. Lundgren, B. Holder. Grace, V. Lonsinger. Stewart, Linton. Fish. Berner. Sherrill, Moats, Habluetzel, Childers and A. Grieshaber. vocal music group hosts league ?T A ' MEMBERS OF THE BOYS GLEE CLUB WERE, LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Davies, Miller, Niedfeldt, J. Hupe, Breymeyer, Miller, Wilson, Kientz. Hilliard, Lichtenhan, and Whitley. THIRD ROW: Shinski, L. Wilson, Kraushaar, Hofmann, Griffin, Deedrick, Baker, Plummer, and R. Lintz. SECOND ROW: Johnson, Sarna, Sumners, Rand, Wilburn, Eichem, and Raine. FRONT ROW: Hinson, Mansfield, Kaine, R. Mertz, Huff, L. Lintz, Wille and J. Mertz. stival in ’59 These six lovelies comprised the girls’ sextet: Fish. Childers, Grace, Bledsoe, Geyer and Berner. Jack and Eddie practice for the one act production, Sky Fodder. ’’the play’s the thing. . . THE HAPPY TH ESP A INS, LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Eichem, Mr. Morton, Edwards. FIFTH ROW: Fairchild. Moore, Sumners. Johnson. Sarna. FOURTH ROW; Chaffee, Griffin, Mansfield, Bender. THIRD ROW; Burgess, Huff, Leonard, Kaine, Tanner. SECOND ROW: T. Duncan, Linder, Machin, M. Mertz. FRONT ROW: Dawe, Harrison, J. Riley, Spears, and Bledsoe. debaters Caught in an informal class session, meet the W. R. H. S. Debaters. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Duncan, Moore, J. Riley, Childers, Judy Miller, S. Meyer. Spears, Edwards, and Hofmann. STANDING: Coach Bob Morton, Kaine, Pitney, Huff, and Jerry Miller. 58 national honor society members picked Thirteen happy members of the National Honor Soceity. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW; Jim Chaffee, Sr.; John Sumners, Sr.; Bob Pitney, Jr. and Roy Grieshaber, Jr. SECOND ROW: Mary Helen Mertz. Sr.; Thayer Duncan, Jr.; Steve Huff, Sr. and Bob Sarna, Sr. FRONT ROW: Janet Grieshaber, Sr.; Carolyn Stratton, Sr.; Jean Gordon, Jr.; Janet Dawe, Sr. and Barbara Tanner, Sr. leave their mark Representing Wamego High in the District Debate Tournament were Steve Huff. Jack Kaine, Carol Childers and Bob Pitney. 59 Y-TEENS MEMBERS DURING 1958-59 WERE, LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: A. Grieshaber, S. Huntsman, Weeks, McGuire, E. Dinger. K. Meyers. THIRD ROW: B. Songs, J. Miller, S. Morris, J. Nelson, Karst, Streeter, Capps. SECOND ROW: H. Palenske, C. Songs, Sydner, S. Wilson, A. Lonsinger, Stewart, M. Jackson. FRONT ROW: Post, Casper. Linder, Fish. Habluetzel, Drake, and Miller. BACK ROW; Payne, R. Blanka, Lundgren, Vilven, S. Meyers. THIRD ROW: N. Blanka, Schafer, Edwards, Bachman. Fairchild, B. Holder. SECOND ROW; J. Palenske, Berges, N. Riley, Freel, Sutton, Bledsoe. FRONT ROW: Sherrill, Linton, Stockebrand, Goodrich, Applegate, Geyer and Myers. LEADERS IN THE CABINET OF Y-TEENS WERE, FRONT. LEFT TO RIGHT: Berner. Pageler, J. Grieshaber, Treasurer; V. Harrison, Secretary; M. Mertz, President; T. Duncan, Vice President; Stratton. Student Council Representative; Spears. BACK ROW: Miss Hornberger, Moore, J. Gordon, Tanner, Childers. K. Grieshaber and Mrs. Pitney. 60 hi-y add to spiritual learning HI-Y MEMBERSHIP INCLUDED, BACK ROW: Raine, Sumners. Mr. Nehring, J. Mertz. Deedrick, Mansfield, Griffin, Wille. SECOND ROW: Baker, A. Dinger, Grieshaber, Miller, Bowen. Payne, Pitney. Hofmann, Thomas, Edwards, Wilburn, Hilliard. FRONT ROW; Kientz, Johnson, Eichem, R. Mertz, Kaine, Chaffee, Sarna, Fairchild, Nelson, Kolterman, Huff and Asbury. HI-Y OFFICERS WERE, SEATED: Bob Pitney, Student Council Representative; Ron Nelson, Vice President; John Sumners. President; Robert Kolterman, Secretary STANDING: Steve Huff, Song Leader; Jim Chaffee, Concession Chairman; Bob Sarna, Treasurer and Mr. Leonard Nehring. Sponsor. 61 WE WORK • 1. Duane Raine giving speech atF.F.A. Banquet. 2. What are we learning now? 3. Mrs. Selby and Thespians learn about make-up tech- nique . 4. The F. F.A. officers included Robert Kolterman, President; John Heiger, Vice-President; Ray Fair- child, Secretary; Larry Lintz, Treas- urer; and Randal Hupe, Stuco Repre- sentative. 5. The princess and her man at the Snow- ball. 6. Mrs. Selbys Speech class gains experience entertaining at Pa-Ma-Me. 7. Barbara Spears during Thespian Initiation-- and what are you learning? 8. Steve renders his competition solo at the F.F.A. Banquet. 9. The usual Study hall scene--nobody doin’ nothin'. 10. Parents fill their plates at the Pa-Ma-Me Party. 11. Karen's ready for the mothers after the Home Ec Department's style review. 12. Mr. Langvardt and Dean display smiles of contentment after a hearty meal at the F.F.A. Banquet. 13. Farmer of the Year goes to Randy Hupe. future homemakers work hard PART OF THE F.H.A. MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES, LEFT TO RIGHT. BACK ROW; G. Saville, Griffith, Bussart, Stratton, E. Pagelar, Temple. Bates, K. Meyer, Moore, Streeter. FOURTH ROW: Sumner. Habluetzel, Howard. B. Bahner, Coffman, Bretz, Tanner, Burgess, Jolana Miller, C. Weisner. THIRD ROW; Rand, B. Pagelar, B. Holder, B. Gordon, Hoffman, N. Riley. Berges, Bachman. S. Hupe. SECOND ROW: Capps, S. Meyer, P. Swaim, Bowman, Cottle, Spears, Drake, Duncan. FRONT ROW: Karst, Dinger, Weeks, Huntsman, J. Palenske, K. Grieshaber and Sutton. F.H.A. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN WERE, BACK: Barbara Tanner, Kay Grieshaber, Vicky Moore, Mary Helen Mertz, Shelia Foresman. FRONT: Janet Dawe, Rita Blanka and Thayer Duncan. 64 THE REST OF THE F. H. A. MEMBERS WERE, LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Post, Vilven, McAninch, Linder, A. Grieshaber, M. Prockish, Schmidt, L. Saville, Lundgren, Torrey, A. Lonsinger, M. Jackson. FIFTH ROW: K. Bahner, Mertz, Snyder, J. Grieshaber, Elder, J. Gordon. C. Songs. Roudybush, McGuire. FOURTH ROW: R. Blanka, Geyer, Nelson, Judy Miller, V. Lonsinger, Wilburn. Fairchild, Dawe. THIRD ROW: Payne, Morris, Bledsoe, Barbara Pagelar, Moats, Childers. Sherrill, Fish, Stockebrand. SECOND ROW: Deedrick, Myers. O'Brien, V. Hecker, Thompson, Atkisson, Goodrich, Applegate, Linton. FRONT ROW: Foresman, R. Jackson, Stewart, Riat, N. Blanka and Grace. on many projects during ’59 F. H. A. LEADERS WERE. STANDING: Mrs. Allen, Ruth Elaine Burgess, Secretary: Carolyn Stratton, Vice - President; Ruth Ann Moats, Treasurer; Susie Hupe and Mrs. Streeter. SEATED: Janice Habluetzel, Janice Coffman, Student Council Representative; Janet Grieshaber, President and Barbara Spears. 65 Stratton and Childers extend congratulations to Barbara.. .. while Sarna and Huntsman do the same for Ray. tanner - fairchild reign at snowball pa, ma me enjoy meal J. Palenske and S. Meyer display two phases of F. H. A. during the education-enter- tainment. The girls as well as their parents filled plates to the brim. 66 Everyone enjoyed the food as well as the program. THE '59F.F.A. MEMBERS WERE, FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Langvardt. Rand. Heiger. Kolterman. Fairchild, L. Lintz, Whitley. SECOND ROW: Pagelar, Bennett, Weiler, Coon, D. Brockish, Elder, Fechter, R. Hupe. THIRD ROW: L. Tessendorf, J. Walsh, Shinski, Thompson, C. Tessendorf, McCarter, D. Brunkow, Ubel. BACK ROW: Raine, Niedfeldt, Kientz, J. Brockish, Arrand and W. Dinger. future farmers cultivate learning Bob Sarna escorts Janet Grieshaber as she displays the dress she made in Home Ec. III. style review held 67 Miss Sims French class added to the enter- tainment at the Style Review by giving a skit. science is our business Providing able leadership for the Science Club activites were: Bob Sarna, Student Council Representative: Jim Chaffee, President; Jim Johnson, Treasurer; B. J. Eichem, Vice President; Rick Mertz, Secretary and Mr. Nehring, Sponsor. reporters aid chief production Helping ease the load from the journalism class, the students pictured above worked as reporters for the paper. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Uhlrich, Kaine, V. Lonsinger, J. Deedrick, M. Deedrick, Coffman, Judy Miller and Nelson. FRONT ROW: Myers, V. Hecker, Machin and Stockebrand. 68 chief goes weekly During first semester each girl enrolled in journalism edited a paper. Then Vicky Moore became editor as The Chief turned weekly. Second semester Corrine Weisner and Valjean Harrison alternated as editor with Rosemary Jackson and Jerry Waymire as assistants. Second semester J.T. Hofmann took charge of the Sports section. Alice Griffith and Sharon Howard did the typing and stencil work. new developments with a-Kaw Two journal- ism students worked on the Wa-Kaw, Jan Coffman and K. Bahner. Other students worked on photography, taking, developing and printing all the shots (except portraits) in the '59 annual. Special credit goes to Harry Ed Mansfield for the cover photo and the aerial of W. R. H. S. Others who assisted were Larry Griffin. John Hupe and Rick Mertz. student writers get in print For the first time a student literary magazine was published at W.R. H.S. in 1958-59. Discovery contained student essays, reports, poetry, etc. First semester editor was Barbara Tanner and then Vickey Moore took over for the second semester. Elizabeth Pagelar assisted with typing. Harrison Honored Besides her other duties Valjean kept the books and organized sales for all the department's ventures. Her hard work and eager cooperation earned her the Honor Journalist award for 1959. small staff does big job 69 CAROL APPLEGATE Y -Teens 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Band 2-4; Girls Glee 4; Class Secretary 4; Cheerleader 1; BB Queen Attendant 4. BARBARA BAHNER Y-Teens 1-3; F.H.A. 1-4; Class Treasurer 4. JIM BELLINDER W-Club 3-4; Football 1-3; Basketball 1; Track 1-3. WAYNE BENNETT F.F.A. 1; Football 3; Track 3. RAYMOND BLANKLEY DICK BRUNKOW RUTH ELAINE BURGESS Y-Teens 1-2; F.H.A. 1-4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1- 4; Thespians 3-4, Stuco Representative 4; Band 1-4; Dance Band 2-4; Saxophone Quartet 4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Girls Glee 1-3; Triple Trio 3; Solo 3. JOHN CASPER Class Vice-President 1. JIM CHAFFEE Hi-Y 1-4, Secretary 2; Science Club 2-4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Football 1; Golf 4; State Scholarship Contest 1-4; National Honor Society 4. JANICE COFFMAN F.H.A. 1-4, Stuco Representative 4; Pep Club 1-4, Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Wat- kins Scholarship 4; State Scholarship Contest 1-4; Wa- Kaw Editor 4; Chief Staff 4; Wa-Kaw Queen Attendant 4. MIKE COON F. F. A. 4; Debate 4. JANET DAWE F.H.A. 1-4; Pep Club 1-4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Band 1-4; Class Treasurer 1,2, Stuco Representative 4; Cheerleader 1-4, Head Cheerleader 3-4; Football Queen 4; National Honor Society 4. MARTIN DAY W-Club 3-4. EDDIE EDWARDS Hi-Y 1-4; W-Club 3-4; Debate 4; Vocal Music 1-3; Football 1,3; Track 1,3. RAY FAIRCHILD Hi-Y 1-4, Stuco Representative 3; F.F.A. 1-4, Re- porter 2, President 3, Secretary 4; W-Club 2-4; Thes- ians 3-4; Football 2-3; Basketball 1-3; Track 2-3; nowball Prince 4. MARIA ELENA GOETZ Transferred from Great Bend Senior High. TW1LA GRACE F.H.A. 1-4, Song Leader 3; Pep Club 1-4, Stuco Representative 4; Thespians 4, Senior Play, Junior Play; Band 1-4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Vocal Solo 2-4; Sextet 2-4; Cheerleader 3-4; Student Coun- cil Secretary 4; Basketball Queen 4. JANET GR1ESHABER Y-Teens 3-4, Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 3-4, President 4; Debate 3; Band 1-2; Girls Glee 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1- 2; Science Club 4; National Honor Society 4. VALJEAN HARRISON Y-Teens 1-4, Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1-4; Thespians 3-4, Vice-President 4; Vocal Music 4; Wa- Kaw and Chief Business Manager 4; Chief Staff 4; Honor Journalism Student 4. WINIFRED HECKER F.H.A. 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; Wa-Kaw Queen 4. SHERRY HOSLER Y-Teens 1-2; F.H.A. 1-2; PepClub 1-4; Band 2-4, Vice-President 4; Cheerleader 1; FB Queen Attendant 4. SHARON HOWARD Y-Teens 1-3; F.H.A. 1-4; Pep Club 2-4; Mixed Cho- rus 1-2; Girls Glee 2-4; Chief Staff 2,4. STEVE HUFF Hi-Y 2-4, Treasurer 3; W-Club 2-4; Thespians 2-4, Senior Play, Junior Play, State One Act Play 2; Dis- trict Speech2-4; Debate 2-4, District 3-4; Band 2-4, Stuco Representative 3; Dance Band 2-4; Mixed Cho- rus 3-4; Boys Glee 3-4; Instrumental Solo 3-4; Vocal Solo 4; Science Club 2-4, Vice-President 2; Football 2-4; Basketball 2; Track 2-3; Student Council Presi- dent 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Putman Scholar- ship 4; State Scholarship Contest 2-4. JOHN HUNTSMAN Hi-Y 1-3; W-Club 4; Football 4; Basketball 1,4; Track 1. seniors four year RANDAL HUPE F.F.A. 1-4; W-Club 4; Football l;Golf 3-4, Captain 4. ROSEMARY JACKSON Transferred from Fontana High School; Y-Teens 3; F.H.A. 3-4; Vocal Music 3-4. ROBERT KOLTERMAN Hi-Y 1-4, Secretary 3-4; F.F.A. 1-4, Secretary 3, President 4; W-Club 2-4; Senior Play; Class Vice- President 2, Stuco Representative 3; Football 1-4, Co- Captain 4; Basketball 1-4, Captain 4; Track 3; Cross Country 3; Basketball King 4; Sportsman of the Year EDDIE KRAUSHAAR Baud 1-4; Vocal Music 3. JERRY UCHTENHAN W-Club 3-4; Debate 4; Boys Glee 2-4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Class Stuco Representative 1; Football 1; Basket- ball 1-2; Track 1-2; Golf 3-4. LARRY L1NTZ F.F.A. 1-4; W-Club 2-4; Boys Glee 2-4; Mixed Cho- rus 2-4; Class President 4; Football 1-4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1-3; Track 1-3. MARY HELEN MERTZ Y-Teens 1-4, Stuco Representative 3, President 4; F.H.A. 1-4; PepClub 1-4; Thespians 3-4, Senior Play; Band 1-4, Treasurer 3; Dance Band 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4, Pianist 3-4; Sextet 2-3; National Honor Society 3-4. JERRY MILLER F.F.A. 1; Science Club 2-3. JOLANNA SUE MILLER Y-Teens 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Girls Glee 2,4. RUTH ANN MOATS Y-Teens 1-3; F.H.A. 1-4. Treasurer 4; rus 1,3-4; Girls Glee 1-3, 1 2 of 4. Mixed Cho- SHARON MORRIS Transferred from Y-Teens 4; F.H.A. 4; Girls Glee 4. RONALD NELSON Hi-Y 1-4, Vice-President 4; W-Club 2-4, President 4; Class President 1, Stuco Representative 2, Secre- tary 3; Football 1-3; Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 3 4; Sportsman of the Year 3. HAROLD NIEDFELDT Hi-Y 1,3; F.F.A. 4; Boys Glee 1-4. ELIZABETH PAGELAR Y-Teens 1,3-4; F.H.A. 1,3-4; Girls Glee 4. JOAN PALENSKE Y-Teens 2-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Pep Club 1-2,4; Band 3- 4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Girls Glee 1-4. hard during at W.R.H.S. DEAN RAND F.F.A. 1-4; W-Club 2-4, Vice-President 4; Boys Glee 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-3. JACQUUNE MARIE RILEY Y-Teens 1-4; F.H.A. 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; Thespians 3-4, Senior Play; Debate 4; Vocal Music 1,3; State Scholarship Contest 4. LARRY ROUDYBUSH Football 1. JOYCE SACKR1DER F.H.A. 1-3; Vocal Music 1-4. BOB SARNA Hi-Y 1-4, Treasurer 4; W-Club 2-4, Treasurer 4; Thes- pians 4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Boys Glee 2-4; Science Club 2-4, President 3, Stuco Representative 4; Class President 2; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-3; Golf 4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Basketball King 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Summerfield Scholarship 4. JUDY SNYDER Transferred fromEstherville, Iowa; Y-Teens 3-4; F.H.A. 3-4. CAROL SONGS Y-Teens 1,4; F.H.A 4; Pep Club 1; Vocal Music 1- 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4. BARBARA JEAN SPEARS Y-Teens 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Debate 4. CAROLYN STRATTON Y-Teens 1-4, Stuco Representative 4; F.H A. 1-4, Vice-President 4, District Historian 4; Pep Club 1-4, Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 4; Class Vice-President 3; FB Queen Attendant 4. JOHN SUMNERS Hi-Y 3-4, President 4; W-Club 4; Thespians 3-4, Treasurer 4; Vocal Music 3-4; Science Club 4; Bas- ketball 3; Track 3-4; Student Council Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 4. RITA DALENE SWAIM Y-Teens 1-2; Pep Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Vocal Music 1- 4; Wa-Kaw Attendant 4; FB Queen Attendant 4. BARBARA TANNER Y-Teens 1-4, Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 1-4, State Home- maker 4; Thespians 3-4, Secretary 4; Mixed Chorus 2- 4; Girls Glee 1-2; Class President 3; Snowball Prin- cess 4; State Scholarship Contest 2-4; National Honor Society 4. LARRY TESSENDORF F.F.A. 1-4. PAUL THOMAS Hi-Y 1-4, Vice-President 3; W-Club 1-4, Vice- President 3, Secretary 4; Vocal Music 1,3; Football 1-4, Co-Captain 3; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4, Co- Captain 3, Outstanding Athlete 4; Football King 4. DALE WEILER F.F.A. 1-4. CORRINE WEISNER Transferred from Wakefield Rural High; F.H.A. 4; Vocal Music 4; Chief Staff 4, Co-Editor 2nd Semester. BILL WILBURN Hi-Y 1-4; W-Club 3-4; Debate 4; Boys Glee 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-2; Golf 4. THE END to help find yourself - an index Adkins, Harry-18-40-43-45 Alexander, Don-24 Arrand. Larry-28-37-48-67 Applegate, Carol-7-9-17-41-55-60-65 Asbury. Tom-24-49-61 Atklsson, Nancy-27-28-41-65 Aubert, Jim-28 Bachman. Judy-28-30-60-64 Bahner. Barbara-7-9-64 Bahner. Karen-18-41-42-63-65-69 Baker. Bruce-16-18-37-40-48-56-57-61 Bates, Joyce-18-64 Bates. Robert-28 Bellinder, Jim-9 Bender, Charles-18-58 Bennett, Rita-18-56 Bennett, Wayne-9-67 Berges, Patsy-28-41-60-64 Berner. Beverly-2-5-17-18-40-41-42-55- 56-57-60 Berry, Joann-24-41 Blanka, Nancy-28-60-65 Blanka, Rita-18-56-60-64-65-67 Blankley, Raymond-9 Blankley, Wayne-28 Bledsoe, Pat-16-18-41-52-57-58-60-65 Bowen, Leroy-28-37-61 Bowen, Virginia-28-41 Bowman, Joy-22-24-30-41-64 Brant, Gary-28 Bretz, Diane-18-41-55-64 Breymeyer, Marvin-24-56-57 Brockish, David-28-67 Brockish, Joe -24-67 Brunkow, Darold-24-67 Brunkow, Dick-9 Burgess. Ruth Elaine-5-9-41-42-55-56-58- 64- 65 Bussart, Pat-16-18-64 Cantwell, Mary Catherine-28-67 Capps, Jana-24-41-60-64 Carr, Dean-28 Carr, Hazel-18 Casper, Annette-19-41-60 Casper, John-9 Chaffee. Jim-2-5-9-23-49-50-58-61-68 Childers. Carol-23-24-41-55-56-58-59-60- 65 Coffman. Janice-5-6-7-9-14-41-42-53-64- 65- 69 Coffman, Paul-24-32-37-40-43-44-68 Coon, Clifford-24 Coon. Mike-10-23-67 Cottle. Marajo-2-24-41-55-56-64 Cutright, Junior-19 Davies. Jim-27-28-56-57 Dawe. Janet-5-6-7-10-32-38-39-40-41- 42-50-55-58-59-64-65 Day, Martin-7-10-40 Deedrick. John-24-37-43-48-51-56-57-61- 68 Deedrick. Mary-28-41-56-65-68 Dinger. Austin-19-30-61 Dinger. Edna-24-30-41-60-64 Dinger, Edward-19 Dinger. Walter-24-67 Downey, Mary-28-56 Drake, Dona-24-56-60-64 Duncan, Sidney-28 Duncan. Thayer-5-18-19-21-41-50-51-55- 56-58-59-60 Edwards, Barbara-28-60 Edwards, Eddie-7-10-20-33-40-58-61 Eichem, Ben-5-16-17-19-37-40-48-56-57- 58-61-68 Elder, Robert-24-67 Elder. Viola-19-65-67 Fairchild, Beverly-28-60-65 Fairchild. Ray-7-10-40-58-61-63-66-67 Fechter, Charles-28-67 Fish, Sharon-24-33-41-55-56-57-60-65 Foltz, Danny-22-24-48 Foresman, Shelia-19-64-65-67 Fouraker, Sue-17-18-19-41 Freel. Bonnie-29-60 Geyer, Karen-24-41-52-56-57-60-65 Goetz, Maria Elena-10 Gordon, Gary-19 Gordon, Jean-19-50-59-60-65-67 Gordon, Becky-25-41-64 Goodrich, Carolyn-25-41-56-60-65 Grace. Twila-5-11-32-39-40-41-42-47- 55-56-57-65 Graf. Guy-25-36-37-40-43-45-47 Grieshaber, Alice-29-56-60-65 Grieshaber, Janet-5-50-53-59-60-65-67 Grieshaber. Kay-11-24-41-42-55-56-60-64 Grieshaber. Roy-5-11-17-18-19-50-55-61 Griffin, Larry-17-18-19-20-37-40-48-57- 58-61 Griffith. Alice May-20-56-64 Guth, Wayne-25 Habluetzel, Janice-25-56-60-64-65 Harrison. Bruce-23-25-40-48-49 Harrison, Robert-20-40-49 Harrison. Valjean-11-41-58-60-62-69 Hecker, Virginia-27 - 28-41-65-68 Hecker, Winifred-11-41-53-67 Heiger, John-20-63-67 Hilliard. Kent-23-25-37-40-43-49-57-61 Hinson, Larry-25-55-57 Hoffman. Shirley-23-25-56-64 Hofmann. J.T -24-25-37-40-43-48-57-61 Holder. Betty-24-56-60-64 Holder. Vera-17-18-20 Hood, Joey-29 Hosier, Sherry-11-38-39-41-51-54-55 Howard, Ronald-28-29-64 Howard, Sharon-11-41 Huff, Steve-5-7-11-14-34-37-39-40-51- 55-56-57-58-59-61-63 Huntsman, John-7-11-34-36-37-40-43-45- 46-66 Huntsman, Sharon-25-41-64 Hupe, Carolyn-2-20-25-33-41-42-55-56- 64- 65 Hupe. John-22-25-56-57 Hupe. Randal-11-49-63-67 Jacicson, Marcella-20-41-65 Jackson, Rosemary-12-56-65 Johnson, Jim-2-16-17-18-19-20-51-55-56- 57- 58-61-63-68 Jones, Janice-29 Katne, Jack-25-37-40-49-51-56-57-58-59- 61-68 Karst. JoLane-10-25-41-60-64 Kastle, Larry-25-37-40 Kientz, Jim-16-20-40-48-49-56-57-61-67 Kolterman, Robert-5-11-12-34-35-36-37- 39-40-43-45-46-47-61-63-67 Kraushaar, Eddie-12-55-56-57 Leonard. Barbara-18-19-20-21-33-41-42- 55-56-58 Lichtenhan, Jerry-7-12-33-40-49-57 Linder, Sharon-20-41-58-60-65 Linton, Janet-5-23-25-41-56-60-65-66 Lintz. Larry-5-7-12-32-34-35-37-39-40- 51-56-57-63-67 Lintz. Ronnie-25-37-40-48-56-57 Lonsinger, Ann-17-18-20-41-42-56-60-65 Lonsinger. Virginia-29-41-56-65-68 Lundgren, Mary-29-56-60-65 McAninch, Mary Ellen-21-56-65 McCarter. Kenneth-10-21-37-40-48-67 McCoy, Cheryl-21 McGuire, Mary-29-65 Machin. Lana-6-21-23-25-32-41-42-51- 58- 68 Mansfield, Harry Ed-17-18-21-57-58-61- 62 Marten, Tom-21-49 Mertz, Jake-7-27-28-29-48-56-57-61 Mertz, Mary Helen-5-12-41-52-55-56-58- 59- 60-64-65 Mertz, Rick-7-23-25-40-48-51-55-56-57- 61-68 Meyer, Karen-25-64 Meyer, Sharon-25-41-58-60-64-66 Miller. Jerry-12-58 Miller, Jolanna Sue-12-64 Miller. Judy-5-23-25-41-55-56-58-60-65- 68 Miller. Tom-2-21-56-57-61 Moats, Ruth Ann-12-56-65 Moore, Vicky-16-21-32-41-42-55-56-58- 60- 64-69 Morris, Max-25 Morris, Sharon Ann-12-53-65 Myers, Devi-5-27-29-41-60-68 Nelson, Jenny-27-29-41-52-55-56-60-62- 65- 68 Nelson, Ronald-5-6-7-11-13-33-40-42-43- 44-46-61 Niedfeldt, Harold-7-13-51-56-57-67 O’Brien, Harry-24 O’Brien, Jane-27-29-41-65 O’Brien, Pat-28-29 Olson, Connie-25 Olson, Robert-29 Outhet, Eleanor-27-29 Pagelar, Barbara-29-65 Pagelar, Betty Lou-23-25-64 Pagelar, Elizabeth-6-13-30-64-69 Pagelar. Robert-25-67 Pageler, Linda-17-18-21-41-42-55-56-60 Palenske, Hazel-29-41-60 Pa lens ke, Joan-13-41-54-55-56-60-64-66 Payne. Jerry-28-29-37-48-61 Payne, Joyce-17-21-60-65-67 Pitney, Bob-5-17-18-20-21-37-40-48-50- 58- 59-61 Plummer. Mike-21-25-56-57 Post, Nancy-29-60-65 Prockish, Judy-29 Prockish, Mary Lou-23-25-65 Raine, Duane-21-40-48-57-61-62-67 Rand, Barbara-23-26-41-64 Rand, Dean-13-20-26-33-35-37-39-40-42- 43-44-46-47-57-63-67 Riat, Linda-29-41-55-65 Riley, Nancy-27-29 41-60-64 Riley, Jacquline Marie-13-41-58 Roudybush. Larry-13 Roudybush. Pat-29-56-65 Sackrtder, Joyce-13 Sarna. Bob-5-6-15-32-33-34-35-37-40-41- 42-43-44-46-47-49-50-51-56-57-58- 59- 61-66-67-68 Saville, Georgia-29-64 Saville. Lmda-29-65 Schafer, Marie-26-41-55-60 Schmidt. Janet-23-26-65 Segebarth, Ronald-11-17-18-19-21-37 Shaver, Greg-26 Sherrill. Janet-26-41-51-55-56-60-65-66 Shinski, Clifford-23-26-37-40-48-51-55-57- 67 Simmer, Betty-29-64 Simonson, Pennv-22-41 Sloan, Bonnie-29 Snyder, Judy-15-60-65 Songs, Bonnie-26-60 Songs, Carol-15-60-65 Spears, Barbara Jean-15 41-53-55-58-60- 62-63-64-65 Stewart, Berneice-22-41-56-63-65 Stockebrand, Nyla-23-26-41-55-56-60-65- 66-68 Stone, Tom-22-49 Stratton, Carolyn-5-12-15-38-41-42-50-55- 56-59-60-64-65-66 Streeter, Wreatha-23-26-41-55-60-64 Strickland, Nancy-26 Strickland, Bruce-26 Summers, John-5-15-40-48-50-51-56-58- 59-61 Sutton, Marjorie-23-26-41-55-56-60-64 Swaim, Polly-26-41-50-52-54-55-64 Swaim, Rita-7-15-38-53-54-55 Tanner. Barbara -15-50-56-59-60-62-64-66- 69 Temple, Dorothy-26-64 Tessendorf, Clifford-26-67 Tessendorf. Larry-7-15-67 Thomas. Paul-15-17-32-34-35-36-37-38- 39-40-41-42-43-45-46-48-61 Thompson, Deneise-26-41-56-65-67 Thompson, Francis-22-67 Timmons. Larry-26 Torrey. Barbara-22-65 Torrcy. Delbert-26 Ubel, Raymond-16-26-67 Uhlrich. Tone-26-33-37-40-43-48-68 Umsheid. Tom-28-29 Vilven. Cheryl-29-41-60-65 Walsh. Jerry-22-67 Walsh. Ronnie-29 Wagner, Thomas-26 Waites. Judith-26 Waymire, Jeraldine-7-23-26 Weeks, Loreen-26-30-41-60-64 West. Robert-26-40-43-48 Weiler, Dale-16-67 Weisner, Corrine-16-53-64 Weisner, Rocksy-26 Weixelman, Erma Jean-26-41-55 Whitley. Leroy-5-22-40-57-67 Wilburn, Janice-29-65 Wilburn, Bill-7-16-40-43-45-46-56-57-61 Wille. Wayne-18-22-55-56-57-61 Wilson. Larry-11-26-37-40-48-57 Wilson, Sharon-26 Wilson, Terry-27-28-29-48-57