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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1968 volume:

WA-KAW 1967- 68 WAMEGO HIGH SCHOOL WAMEGO, KANSAS BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Mrs. Blanka, Koko Birk, Gary Deweese. SECOND ROW: Kirk Bradford, Sue Gordon, Susan Hayes. THIRD ROW: Ann Bradford, Ellen White. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Alt, Loleta Ubel, Sue Harris. FIFTH ROW: Claudia Causey, Connie Farrell. FRONT ROW: Roxie Bellinger, Janice Hoerman, Janet Barr. 1967- 68 WA-KAW Once again the members of the Wa-Kaw staff bring to you a yearbook filled with classes, organizations, and events that are never to be forgotten. Through this year's Wa-Kaw we hope to impress upon you memories that will lin- ger throughout future years. To add to the enjoyment and betterment of the yearbook, many new features have been added. We now have padded covers and extra autograph pages. Though it has not been the custom in previous years, each class member is indexed in the Wa-Kaw. We would like to extend opr many thanks to the faculty and administration for their cooperation in scheduling time for taking pictures, to Mr. George Alexander for his numerous trips to the school to take pictures, and to the school board for their finan- cial help. Through the long, hard working hours that staff members and advisor have put forth to produce such a yearbook, we sincerely hope that you enjoy the 1967-68 Wa-Kaw of Wamego High School. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD ...................... DEDICATION .................... ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY .... CLASSES ....................... ORGANIZATIONS ................. ACTIVITIES INDEX ................... ... 2 ... 4 5-12 12-38 38-69 67-86 86-88 WAMEGO RED RAIDERS 1967-68 DEDICATION It is with great pride that the 1967-68 WA-KAW is dedicated to the only undefeated basketball team in the state of Kansas, the Wamego Red Raiders. The four goals set at the beginning of the season were the winnings of: 1. Dodge City Tournament of Champions 2. Big Seven League 3. Regionals 4. Class A State Championship Under the leadership of Coach Paul Markham and Assistant Coach Jim Ethington, the victorious Red Raiders triumphantly accomplished these goals with an astounding amount of teamwork and skill. This is the first time in the history of Wamego basket- ball that the Raiders have brought home the State Class A Championship. 4 ' :k ADMINISTRATION FACULTY J Sf MRS. PAT SCHUMACHER Clerk of Board MR. CLIFFORD REED Superintendent of District 320 MRS. PAT DEWEESE Secretary DOWNTOWN OFFICE The achievement of the smooth-running school system of Wamego High owes much to the board members. Here are a few of their duties: supervising of in- struction, budgeting of all the money, taking care of personnel problems, policy making, distributing of work, and coordinating transportation. They are the supervising body for all of Unified District 320. STANDING: 1. to r.: Tom Worrel; Jess Stewart; Alvin Stevens; Clifford Reed, Superintendent. SITTING: Wayne Ubel, Treasurer; Alfred Dutch Bahner, Vice-President; Robert Masseion; Chris Langvardt, Pres- ident. 6 HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE This year the Wamego High School has a com- pletely new administration. Mr. W.G. Trimmell, Principal, is concerned with the overall running of the school. Mr. Ron Holmes, Vice-Principal, works with student discipline, student problems, and dress-code. Mr. Jim Ethington, Counselor, spends his time listening to student problems and giving aptitude and achievement tests. Mrs. Elva Pageler acts as a combination secretary and bookkeeper. MR. W.G. TRIMMELL, Principal Pat Zeller speaks with Counselor, Mr. Jim Ethington. MR. RON HOLMES, Vice- Principal Mrs. Elva Pageler, Secretary 7 DENNIS ADAMS Mech. Dravy. Ind. Arts JOHN CHILDS Band Music SUSIE KNEDUK English Speech Debate-Dramatics FACULTY JOYCE BLANKA English French o DAVID BOTHWELL Vo. Ag. CORINNA HARESNAPE Voc. Ho. Ec. Mrs. Aim Bay ANN BAY Reading LARRY BELEW Music TONY DUTTON Gen. Business Am. Gov't Econ. -Psych. LAVERN HARPER Typing Heal tii Bookkeeping EDNA DOPERALSKI Voc. Ho. Ec. 8 FACULTY JUDY LACEY English FREDA PITNEY Plane Geom. Algebra Trig. -Intra. Anal. JIM LEE Gen. Math Algebra LOREN RIBLETT Physics Chem. Lab. Science Judy Lacey at the FFA Sweetheart Contest. BARBARA ROBISON Shorthand Typing Off. Pr. PAUL MARKHAM Dr. Education Ind. Arts GERALDINE SCHULTZ Latin Library JOHN OSBORNE Lab. Science Biology CORWIN SEAMANS Am. His. Am. Gov't World His. 9 RIC1TARD SIMPSON Art COOKS Nearly 200 students five days a week enjoy meals prepared by Mrs. Hoobler, Mrs. Bowen, and Mrs. Yonning. These women work hard to provide good lunches. L. TO R.: Mrs. Hoobler, Mrs. Yonning, and Mrs. Bowen. L. TO R.: Mr. Mansfield, Mr. Dornbush, Mr. Outright. BUS DRIVERS Drivers Mr. Glynn, Mr. Raine, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Everhart, Mr. Foltz, Mr. Daylor, Mr. Westergard, and Mr. Pageler have the task of getting the students to and from school and out-of-town games. CUSTODIANS We owe the cleanliness of our schoolground and building to Mr. Dornbush, Mr. Mansfield, and Mr. Cutright. Their work is greatly appre- ciated by everyone. BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Earl Daylor, Tom Glynn, Eugene Pageler, Harold Raines, Val Westergard. FRONT ROW: Smoky Everhart, Cy Foltz, George Alexander. 10 CLASS OF 1968 j - Wl JEANNINE ADOLPH TOM BAIROW FHA 1,2; Girls Glee 1; Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4, Pari. 3. Basketball 1; Boys Glee 1; Boys State; FFA 1-4, District Sheep Award 3, State Convention Del. 3, Chapter Sheep Award 4, Pres. 4, State Farmer Degree 4; Football 1; Hi-Y 1-4, Treas. 3, V-Pres. 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Track 2, 3. JIM BARR Football 1. TIM BIRK Boys Glee 1; Class Treas. 4 Hi-Y 3,4, Treas. 4; Foot- ball 1,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Mixed Ensemble Guitarist 4; Track 1-4, Lettered 2; W-Club 3,4. DA RYLE BLUME Basketball 1-3; FFA 1- 4; Football 1-4, Let- tered 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Track 1-3; W- Club 4. SANDY BOUTZ Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Sec. 4; Class Sec. 3; FHA 1-4, Com. Chm. 3; Girls Glee 1; Pep Club 1-4; Science Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Snowball Princess Att. 4; Y-Teens 1-4, Com. Chm. 3, National Honor Society 4; Track 1. 12 CLASS OF 1968 SANDY BOYCE SUE BROWN Band 1-4, Band Coun. 3,4, Stu-Co. Rep. 3, Inti. Band 3, Drum Major- ette 3,4, Marching Award 4, Pep Band 1-4, Sr. Award; FHA 1-4; Girls Glee 1; Track 1; Mixed Cho. 1- 4; Pep Club 1-4, Honor Pep 4; Sci. Club 4; State Scholar. Tests: Hist. 3, Alg. II 4; State Music Fest. 2- 4; Stu-Co 3; Y-Teens 1-4, Com. Chm. 3, Treas. 4. Band 1-3; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Mixed Ensemble 1-4; FHA 1- 4; Pep Club 1-4; State Music Festival 2, 3; Vocal Music Award 2; Y-Teens 1-4. DEWAYNE BURGESS WAYNE BRUNKOW FFA 1-4. KAREN BURGESS Band 1-4, Band Council 2-4, Pep Band 1, Stage Band 1,4, State Music Festival 2-4, Student Conductor 3,4; Class Treas 1,3, Stu. Co. Rep. 2; DAR Good Citizen '67; FHA 1-3; Pianist 2, Stu-Co Rep. 3, Executive Board 3,4; Jr. Play; Mixed Chorus 1- 4; Mixed Ensemble 2- 4; Musical 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1-4, Cheerleader: Alt. Freshman, B-Team 2, A-Team 3,4, Head 4, Honor Pep 4; Basket- ball Homecoming Att. 3; Football Homecom- ing Queen 4; Science Club 4; State Scholarship Tests: Gen Science 1, Spelling 3; Stu-Co 2-4, Treas. 4; Thes- pians 4, Pari. 4; Y- Teens 1-4, Pianist 3, V-Pres. 4, Cabinet 3,4. Basketball 1-4, Let- tered 4; Boys Glee 1; Class Pres. 1; FFA 1- 4, Sentinel 2, Treas. 3, V-Pres. 4; Snow- ball Prince 4, Chapter Award-Public Speaker 3,4, State Farmer 4; Football 1-4, lettered 4, Captain, Most Inspirational Player 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Mixed Ensemble 4; Musical 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Stu-Co 1, 4; Stu. Co. Pres. 4; Tennis 4; Track 1-4, Lettered 2,3; W-Club 2-4. MIKE BURKE Band 1-4, Dance Band 4, Pep Band 3,4; Bas- ketball 1; Boys Glee 1, 2; Boys State 3; Foot- ball 1; Hi-Y 1-4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Mixed Ensemble 3,4; Musical 4; Science Club 4; Speech Festi- val 4; State Scholarship Tests: Latin 1, English 2, Geometry 3; Thes- pians 3,4; Track 1-4, Lettered 4. 13 CLASS OF 1968 KATHY BUSSART MIKE BUSSART FHA 1-4; Girls Glee 1; Pep Club 1-3; Y-Teens 2. Basketball 2-4, Manager 4; Football 2-4, Lettered 4; Track 2-3. DAN CARRELL Basketball 1-4, Lettered 4; Cross Country 1; Hi-Y 2-4; Scholastic Art Awards: Honorable Mention, 2nd Water Color, 1st Pencil Draw- ing 4. MARK CHALKLEY Cross Country 3-4; Golf 1-4, Lettered 3-4; Hi-Y 3-4; Jr. Play; Thespians 4, Stu-Co Rep. 4; Stu-Co 4. IRENE CAUSEY FHA 2-4; Girls Glee 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4. L. A. CLARK Basketball 1; Boys Glee 1; Class V-Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Stu-Co Rep. 3; Football 1-4, Lettered 3,4; Hi-Y 2-4, Stu-Co Rep. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Musical 4; State Scholarship Tests: General Business 3; Stu-Co 3,4; Track 1- 3; Lettered 2, 3. 14 CLASS OF 1968 LESLIE CURTIS DENNY DARTING Band 1, Pep Band 1; Class Stu-Co. Rep. 3; FHA 1-4, Songleader 2; Jr. Play; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Mixed Ensemble 3-4; Musical 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1-4, Pari. 3, Pres. 4; Honor Pep 4; State Music Festival 2-3; Wa-Kavv 3; Y-Teens 1-4, Pari. 4, Y-Teen Cabinet 4. Basketball 2-4, Lettered 3-4, All Big Seven League 3-4, All Area 3- 4, All State Tournament Team 4, 2nd Team All State 4; Class Pres. 3, Stu-Co Rep. 4; Football, Let- tered 3-4, 2nd Team All Big Seven 4; Golf 3; Nat'l Honor Soc. 4; State Scholar. Tests: Latin I 3, Gen. Bus. 4; Track, Lettered 3; W-Club 3-4. TOM DOPERALSKI Basketball 1; Boys Glee 2; Cross Country 1-3, Lettered 2,3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Jr. Play; Musical 4; Science Club 3; Thes- pians 3-4, V-Pres. 4; Track 2,4, Lettered 2,4; W-Club 2,3. DORIS ELDER FHA 1-4, Business Manager 4, Exe. Coun cil 4. DEBBIE ECKART Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4, Twirler 1-4, Head 4, Pari. 4, Band Council 4; Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow 4; FHA 1; Girls Glee 1; Pep Club 1-4, Stu-Co Rep. 4, Honor Pep 4, Basketball Queen Att. 4; Science Club 2; State Scholar- ship Tests: American History 3; World His- tory, American Gov- ernment, English 4; Y-Teens 2-4, Com. Chm. 3-4, Y-Teen Cabinet 3-4. ROY FAIRCHILD Band 1-3; FFA 1-4. 15 CONNIE FARRELL Girls Glee 1-3; FHA 1-4; Musical 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Mixed Ensemble 4; Pep Club 2-4; Pari. 4; Wa-Kaw 2-4, Bus. Man. 3, Editor 4; Y-Teens 3,4. CLASS OF 1968 SHARON FARRELL Class Pari. 1; Girls Glee 1, 2; FHA 1-4, Com. Chm. 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 1-4, Jr. Representa- tive, Treas. 4; Sceince Club 3,4; State Scholar- ship Tests: Algebra 1, Latin 2, Health 1,2, English 2, Lit. 3,4, Physics 3, Chemistry 4, Senior Con- test; Valedictorian; National Honor Society. BEVERLY FRANK Girls Glee 1; FHA 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Thespians 4; Y-Teens 1-4. CINDY GROS FHA 1-4; Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1-4. DON GOEHRINC Boys Glee 1; FFA 1-3. DELBERT HARRISON Cross Country 1,2,4, Lettered 1,2,4; Track 2, Lettered 2. 16 LINDA HENNEBERC Class Sec. 1; Girls Glee 1; FHA 1-4, Ex. Coun. 1-4, Historian 2, Com. Chm 3, Pres. 4, Outstanding FHA Senior; Jr. Play; Mixed Chorus 1-4; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 1-4, Class Representa- 2, Ex. Board 2-4, Vice Pres. 4; Basketball Queen Attendant 4; Football Queen Attendant 4; Snowball Princess 4; Stu. Co. 4; Thespians 4, Treas. 4. CLASS OF 1968 ALICE HENTON FHA 1-4, Treas. 4; FFA Sweetheart 4; Pep Club 1-4; Snowball Princess Attendant 4; Y-Teens 1-4. JOANNE HOOBLER Girls Glee 1; Girls State 3; FHA 1-4, Com. Chm. 3, State Officer FHA Candidate 3, Vice Pres. 4; FHA Snowball Princess Attendant; FFA Sweet- heart Candidate 3; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 1-4; Science Club 3,4; State Scholarship Tests: Alg. 3-H.M. Clothing-H. M. Senior Contest. LINDA JOLLY CO-ED Correspondent 3; Girls Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4. MARTHA HUNTSMEN FHA 2-4; Pep Club 2-4 Y-Teens 3,4. CONNIE KIMBLE Transfer 3, Band 3,4, Dance Band 4, Pep Band 3,4; FHA 4; Girls Glee 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 4; Thespians 4; Y-Teens 3,4. 17 CLASS OF 1968 JEAN KOBISKIE FHA 1-4; Girls Glee 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4. LINDA KOCH Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4; Girls Glee 1; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1-4. PAT LANGVARDT Basketball 1-4, Lettered 3.4, All-Big Seven League 4, All-State 4, All-Tourney Team at Dodge City 4, Most Inspirational Player 4, Team Captain 4; Class Pari. 3, Pres. 4; Football 1,2,4, Lettered 4; National Honor Society 4; Salutatorian 4; Science Club 4; Stu-Co 1.4, V-Pres. 4; Track 1. JOHN LYON Basketball 1-4; FFA 3; Football 1-4; Sports- man of the Year 4; Track 1-4; W-Club 1-3. GENE UNTON Basketball 2; Football 4; Golf 1-4, Lettered 1-4; Hi-Y 2-4, V- Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Junior Play; Stu-Co 4; W-Club 2-4, Sec. 3, V-Pres. 4. JEANNE MARKHAM Band 1-4, Band Coun- cil 1-4, Brass Sextet 1, First Chair 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Section Leader 1-3; Basketball Homecoming Queen 4; Freshman Cheerleader, A-Team Cheerleader 2-4; Class Sec. 4; FHA 1; Mixed Chorus 1- 4; Mixed Ensemble 2- 4; Pep Club 1-4, Honor Pep 4; Stu-Co 3; Thespians 4; Y-Teens 1-4. 18 JERRY MOORE CLASS OF 1968 DALE NORTHUP Basketball 1; FFA 1-4; Football 1. Basketball 1-4. Lettered 2-4, All-Area 3,4, All-Big Seven League 3,4, A11-State--KAN- SAS CITY STAR, TOPEKA CAPITAL, WICHITA EAGLE 4, All-Tournament Team at Dodge City and Hutchinson 4, Most Inspirational Player at Dodge City 4; Cross-Country 1- 4, Lettered 1-4; Hi-Y 3; Stu- Co 4; Track 1. JIM PIPER Transfer 2; Basketball 2-4, Lettered 4; Class V-Pres. 3,4; Football 3,4, Lettered 4; Track 2; W-Club 3,4, Sec. 4, BRUCE SCOFIELD Basketball 1; Boys Glee 1; Football 1,4; State Scholarship Tests: Gen. Math 1, Industrial Arts 2,3. BOB PROCKISH Hi-Y 4. KATIE SCULLY Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Treasurer 3, Arion Award Winner 4, President 4; Girls Glee Pianist 1; Girls State 3; Mixed Chorus 1-4, Sec. 3,4; Mixed En- semble 3,4; Pep Club 1-4, Honor Pep 4, Honor Pep President 4; State Scholarship Test: English IX; Stu-Co 4; Vocal Solos: District Music Festival l-3rd pi, State Music Fes- tival 2-lst pi, 3-2nd pi, 4-2nd pi; Y-Teens 1-4, Com. Chairman 3. 19 LINDA SHADE CLASS OF 1968 DELBERT SMITH FHA 1-4, Outstanding Senior Member 4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; State Scholarship Test: Typing 2, 4; Thespians 4; Y-Teens 1-4. Boys Glee 1-4; Science Club 4. TERRY TANNER Basketball 1; Boys Glee 1-3; FFA 1-4, GARY UMSHEID FFA 1-4. CLARA WASHINGTON FHA 1-2; Girls Glee 1- 2; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 1-4, B-Team Cheerleader 3; A-Team 4. PAM WEIXELMAN FHA 1,2; Girls Glee 1-4. 20 CLASS OF 1968 WINNIE WEST DUANE WHEELER Band 1-4, Dance Band 1,4, Boys Glee 1. Pep Band 1-3, Twirler 2-4, Band Council 4; FHA lj Foot- ball Queen Attendant 4; Jr. Play; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 1-4, Freshman Cheerleader, B-Team 3, A-Team 4; Stu-Co 4; Thespians Pres. 4; Y-Teens 1-4, Com. Chr. 4. ELLEN WFflTE Basketball Queen Atten- dant 4; Class V-Pres. 2; Debate 2-4; FHA 1; Girls Glee 1; Mixed Chorus 1- 4; Mixed Ensemble 3-4; National Forensics League Pres. 4; Pep Club 1-4; Science Club 3-4; State Scholarship Tests: American Govern- ment 4, English 3-4; State Speech Festival 4; Thespians 2-4; Y-Teens 2- 4, Cabinet 3. DON WILLIAM Basketball 1; Boys Glee 1; Football 1-2; Track 1. 21 MARY WILSON Class OF 1968 LINDA WINTER Basketball Queen Attendant 4; Class Parliamentarian 4; Class Representative 1; Class Treasurer 2; FHA 1; Football Queen Attendant 4j Junior Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Librarian 3, President 4; Mixed Ensemble 3-4, Pian- ist; Pep Club 1-4, Freshman Cheerleader, B-Team 2, A-Team 3-4, Honor Pep 4; State Scholarship Tests: Bookkeeping 3, English 3; Stu-Co Secretary 4; Thespians Secretary' 4; Y-Teens 1-4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4. FHA 1-4; Girls Glee 1-3; Pep Club 1-3; Y-Teens 2,3. ROSEMARY WORDEN FHA 1-4; Girls Glee 1- 4; Stu-Co Representa- tive 1-3; Y-Teens 1-4. CRAIG WORREL Basketball 1; Boys Glee 2-4; FFA 1-4; Football 2. Hmmmmm WHS Follies Faculty get-together Ouch! Alert?? Flower Power Ride'em cowboy What a pair Freda Pitney Day Smile—you're on Candid Camera! !! Flying high Aw, shucks! Hocus Pocus Crowded dance floor?? Lovely dress, CR 23 JUNIORS Gary Deweese, Robert Pierson, John White, Sandy Kobiskie, Julie Reed, and Sheryl Peddicord participate in a class discussion in Mr. Seamans' American Government. Christi Anderson Gene Bammes Koko Birk Jean Blanka (f Ed Brase Ben Brunner Jody Carter Glenn Causey Mike Cole John Couch Mike Dendurent Gary Deweese Larry Deweese Betty Jo Dorr Nancy Ebert Cindy Eichman Carolyn Elder Richie Fairchild Terry Fairchild 24 JUNIORS Terry Stevens, Robert Pierson, Duane Jones, and sponsor Larry Be lew work on the Junior float for football homecoming. Mary Jane Farrell Margo Fletcher Ron Fouraker Anne Glynn Susan Hayes Karen He ikes Don Howard Linda Johnson Duane Jones Jim Kelsey Vicki Kitchen Dennis Kliener Sandy Kobiskie Herb Kooser Chris Langvardt Robin Lowry Gene Maguin Barbara Man the Joe Mertz 25 JUNIORS Greg Miller John Morris Doug Morton 26 Mike Pooler Judy Rickstrew Jean Rose JUNIORS Sid Simpson Richard Smith Sandy Smith Carole Soelter Eldon Solt Terry Stevens Alice Swain Mardy Taggart Roger Trim me 11 Rick Walsh Marcella Welter Mike Wisdon Sheryl Worrel C. R. Worthing Harry Worden John White Gary Wycoff David Young Pat Zeller 27 SOPHOMORES Eddie Allen Debbie Alt Here Kathy Brazzle , Bonnie Baker, and Pat Zeller are working in lab during biology. Bonnie Baker Janet Barr Gary Blume Wanda Beebe Roxie Bellinger Ed Bowen Dale Bailey Ann Bradford Betty Brunkow Rick Burke 28 Vicki Carley David Carnahan Claudia Causey SOPHOMORES Nina Coon Cheryl Crabs Roy Crenshaw Sophomore boys are listening intently while Mr. Adams gives instructions in wood- working. Morris Crisler Janice Fairchild Ray Fairchild Vicki Gant Tom Glynn Sue Harris Jim Hatfield James Henton Denny Herman Bob Hiner Janice Hoerman Steve Holder 29 SOPHOMORES not pictured Tony Kilian Charlotte Kobiskie Richy Lind Jim Melvin Randy Betty Lesline Madorin Mum power Manthe Sharon Barbara Piper Plummer Ronnie Jayne Moore Miller Doug Brad Pageler Peddicord Louis Post Carolyn Linda Prockish Prockish 30 Phyllis Linda Reigle Riat Joyce Rickstrew Fred Donna Rookstool Robertson SOPHOMORES Karen Mary Sackrider Schroer Jackie Nancy Ed Maureen Rose 11a Scofield Scully Simmer Soelter Solt Kathleen Randy Stewart Tanner Richard Lou Ann Thomas Thomas Loleta Cheryl Ubel Umscheid ( Marla Wheeler Warren Suzanne White Woods 31 FRESHMEN Rickie Alexander I V Sandy Barker Sue Ault Kathy Baliner Kenneth Baker Kim Bandyk Lew Borgendale Gary Boutz Kirk Bradford Mary Brazzle 32 FRESHMEN David Crumbaker Brenda Culbertson Mike Daylor Debbie Depevv Cathy Eckart Robbie Eichman Kenny Fairchild Robert Fairchild 33 FRESHMEN Mike Griffin Julia Grothjan Susie Heikes Linda Herman Jeanne Hoobler Mike Howard Brad Jackson Don Jolly { Paul Jones David Kooser Danny Madorin Annie Mansfield Susan Manthe Lyle McCarter Kathy McDonald Tom Mertz 34 FRESHMEN Randy Peddicord Susie Perine Don Peterson Kathy Pinick Dan Ridder Janet Rickstrew Donna Robertson John Rookstool 35 Elian Sender Teresa Siebert Ron Solt David Songs v 1 Jim Stueve FRESHMEN The fall of 67 brought 98 eager Fresh- men to the doors of WHS. They soon got into the swing of homework and activities and elected the following as officers to lead their class: President-Kirk Bradford; Vice Presi- dent-Ron Solt; Secretary-Judy Fath; Treasurer -Maureen White; Stu. Co. Rep. -Nick Doperal- ski; and Parliamentarian-Tom Mertz. The Freshman float Curse the Cats won second place in the Football Homecoming Parade. Football and Basketball seasons turned out fairly successful for the Freshmen, as they won most of their games. The girls elected cheerleader by their class were; Judy Fath; Alana Thompson; Brenda Culbertson; Linda Herman; and Susie Heikes. Linda Stewart Johnnie Tanner Alana Thompson Rick Travis Robert Weixelman Maureen White Shirley Winter Cindy Worrel Sandra Stueve Nalita Stewart Randy Tessendorf Jack Thome Linda Worthing 36 BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Jeanne Hoobler, Maureen White, Diane Miller, Sandy Barker, Debbie Depew, Debby Milboum, Alan Thompson, Kathy Bahner. FRONT ROW: Susie Heikes, Sandra Stueve, Judy Fath, Linda Worthing, Sue Ault, Brenda Culbertson, Susie Perine, Cynthia Northup, Annie Mansfield. Y-TEENS BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Judy Rickstrew, Debbie Alt, Linda Johnson, Jeanne Meisberger. SEC- OND ROW: Debbie Eckart, Koko Birk, Winnie West. THIRD ROW: Sandy Boyce, Treasurer; Sue Brown, Student Council Representative; Leslie Curtis, Parliamentarian; Sandy Boutz. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Freda Pitney, Karen Burgess, Vice-President; Mary Wilson, Pres- ident; Joanne Hoobler, Secretary; Mrs. LaVema Harper. Y-Teens, a branch of the YWCA, is an organization for teen-age girls. The sponsors for this Christian organization are Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Pitney. Y-Teens takes on many responsibilities a few of which are the Father-Daughter Banquet, treats for teachers each month, programs at holiday assem- blies. They also work in the refresh- ment stands at the home games. Y-Teens Kathy Scully (left) and Debbie Eckart (right) prepare treats for teachers. 38 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Linda Henneberg, Ellen White, Connie Farrel, Jeanne Meisberger, Kathy Harris. Sharon Boutz, Betty Jo Dorr, Katie Scully, Sandy Boyce, Jackie Miller. SECOND ROW: Jeanine Adolph, Sandra Kobiskle, Julie Reed, Susan Hayes, Marcella Welter, Christi Anderson, Debbie Noll, Sandi Smith, Karen Heikes. THIRD ROW: Connie Kimble, Karen Roudybush, Sharon Farrell, Irene Causey, Linda Jolly, Linda Winter, Winnie West, Alice Swaim, Linda Shade, Beverly Frank. FRONT ROW: Diane Budenbender, Sandy Boutz, Alice Henton, JoAnne Hoobler, Jody Carter, Rosemary Worden, Cindy Eichman, Cathy Bowles, Debbie Eckart, Linda Koch. Y-TEENS BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Jayne Miller, Janice Post, Shirley Winter, Linda Stewart, Cheryl Umscheid, Ann Brad- ford, Roxie Bellinger. Wanda Beebe, Lou Ann Thomas, Janet Barr. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Moore, Julie Hupe Vicki Kitchen, Linda Prockish, Joyce Richstrew, Suzanne Woods, Kathy Brazzle, Nancy Ebert, Judy Rickstrew. THIRD ROW: Debbie Alt, Susie Harris, Janice Hoerman, Peggy Eichem, Phyllis Reigle, Garland Boyer Sheryl Peddicord, Sheryl Worrel, June Blanka, Jean Blanka. FRONT ROW: Susan Hayes, Nancy Scully, Vicki Gant, Claudia Causey, Koko Birk, Loleta Ubel, Nina Coon, Linda Johnson, Sharon Piper, Margo Apple - gate. 39 BACK ROW: 1. tor.: Tom Bairow, Mike Burke, John White, Sid Simpson, Roger Trimmell, Dewayne Bur- gcss. SECOND ROW: Mark Chalkley, Kirk Bradford, Ted Umscheid, Tom Doperalski, Don Nixon, C. R. Worthing. THIRD ROW: Danny Fouraker, Kenny Farichild, Bob Prockish, Danny Birk, Tom Mem. FRONT ROW: Ben Brunner, Mike Pooler, L. A. Clark, Terry Stevens, Gene Linton, Tim Birk. HI-Y Hi-Y is a Christian organization for boys. The activities of Hi-Y include a Father-Son Banquet, working in the refreshment stand, and helping pre- sent the holiday programs. The boys participate in a Youth and Government program where they act as members of a mock State Legislature and elect a Hi-Y governor of Kansas. The boy elected goes to Washington for a week. BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Tom Bairow, Vice Pres.; Mr. Seamans and Mr. Dutton, Sponsors. FRONT ROW: L. A. Clark, Stu. Co.; Gene Linton, Pres.; Ben Brunner, Sec.; Tim Birk, Treas. Hi-Y member Ted Umscheid, (back row, far right) participated in the Government Day. 40 BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Bob Boyce. Doug Morton, Harry Worden, Wayne Kemnitz, Keith Carr, Randy Mum- power, Johnnie Tanner, Gary Blume, Duane Jones, Richard Smith, Ed Brase. SECOND ROW: Terry Tanner, Ray Fairchild, James Henton, Terry Seematter, Tom Mertz, Kim Bandyk, David Crumbaker, Tony Kilian, Louis Post, C. R. Worthing, Roy Fairchild. THIRD ROW: Wayne Brunkow, Ron Hatfield, Glenn Causey, Jerry Moore, Lyle McCarter, John Rookstool, Dee Morton, Kent Carr, Eldon Solt, Richie Fairchild, Tom Bairow. FRONT ROW: Daryle Blume, Craig Worrel, James Peddicord, David Songs, Ricky Travis, Robert Weixelman, Jim Hatfield, Joe Mertz, Gary Umscheid, Dewayne Burgess. FFA The Future Farmers of America is an organization for high school boys who wish to become farmers. Its purpose is to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship, to provide better farmers for America’s future. FFA activities include attending judging contests, taking projects to the fair, the annual FFA Sweetheart Contest, and the Parent-Son Awards Banquet. OFFICERS: BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Roy Fair- child, Sentinel; Ron Hatfield, Reporter. FRONT ROW: Mr. Bothwell, Sponsor; Joe Mertz, Secretary; Tom Bairow, President; James Peddicord, Treasurer; Dewayne Bur- gess, Vice-President. All hands up and circle to the left, says the caller at the dance after the annual FFA Sweetheart Contest. 41 BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Jeanne Hoobler, Sharon Boutz, Judy Rickstrew, Shirley Nihart, Joyce Rickstrew, Garland Boyer. SECOND ROW: Sandy Boutz, Jeanne Meisburger, Doris Elder, Phyllis Reigle, Debra Alt, Loleta Ubel. THIRD ROW: Alice Henton, Jackie Miller, Janet Barr, Sheryl Worrel, Cathy Bowles. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Doperalski, Linda Henneberg, Joanne Hoobler, Sandy Smith, Mrs. Haresnape. L I C N U O c FHA The girls in FHA are interested in building homes for their future. Each girl has had or must be in Home Economics. The girls can work for a junior, chapter, and state degree. FHA sponsors a school dance, the Snowball, and the Pa, Ma Me, a potluck banquet. The couples enjoy music by the Pets at the FHA-sponsored Snowball on December 17. 42 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Mary Schroer, Ronnie Moore, Sandy Smith, Cliare Cunningham, Joyce Rickstrew, Ann Bradford, Roxie Bellinger, Lou Ann Thomas, Janet Barr, Garland Boyer, Wanda Beebe. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Umscheid, Donna Robertson, Janice Fairchild, Kathy Brown, Debra Dugan, Debra Alt, Linda Prockish, Carolyn Prockish, Ava Hosier, Karen Sackrider, Susie Harris. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Reigle, Marla Wheeler, Kathleen Stewart, Nancy Scully, Vicki Gant, Jayne Miller, Sharon Piper, Claudia Causey, Peggy Eichem, Janice Hoer- man. FRONT ROW: Rosella Solt, Betty Brunkow, Cheryl Crab, Betty Manthe, Cathy Bowles, Leslie Curtis, Loleta Ubel, Linda Riat, Alice Swain, Connie Farrell. BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Jackie Miller, Sue Brown, Karen Heikes, Doris Elder, Kathy Bussart. Kathy Harris, Julie Hupe, Linda Henneberg. SECOND ROW: Sharon Boutz, Beverly Frank, Sandy Boyce, Jeanne Mcisburger, Sheryl Worrel, Sue Gordon, Becky Prockish, Judy Rickstrew, Irene Causey. THIRD ROW: JeanBlanka. Carolyn Elder, June Blanka, Nancy Ebert, Shirley Nihart. Linda Winter, Connie Kimble, Linda Shade, Sharon Farrell. FRONT ROW: Martha Huntsman, Karen Roudybush, Julie Reed, Alice Henton, Sandy Boutz, Rosemary Worden, Jody Carter, Diane Budenbender, Marcella Welter, Joanne Hoobler. BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Jeanne Hoobler, Mary Brazzle, Linda Stewart, Marcie Arcnds, Janice Post, Debby Mil- bourn, Alana Thompson, Diane Miller, Shirley Winter, Janet Rickstrew. SECOND ROW: Brenda Culbertson, Debby Brockish, Joanne Dugan, Susie Heikes, Sandra Steuve, Cindy Northup, Judy Fath, Cynthia Worrel. Nyla Allen. FRONT ROW: Kathy MacDonald, Susie Perine, Diann Robertson, Patty Nixon, Sue Ault. Linda Worthing, Deanne Pauley, Kathy Eckart, Kathy Pinick, Annie Mansfield. 43 BACK ROW: Karen Burgess, Ellen White, Randy Tanner, Pat Langvardt, Dewayne Burgess, Roger Trimmel, John White, David Carnahan, James Peddicord. THIRD ROW: Joanne Hoobler, Sharon Farrell, Ron Hatfield, Gene Maguin, DougPerine, Mike Seiwald, Mike Dendurent, Morris Crisler. SECOND ROW: Mr. Riblett, Sandy Boyce, Julie Hupe, Joyce Rickstrew, Gary Deweese, Sid Simpson, Ben Brunner, Bob Peddicord, Cathy Bowles. FRONT ROW: Mr. Osborne, Larry Deweese, Richard Thomas, Lou Ann Thomas, Sandy Boutz, Vickie Gant, Loleta Ubel, Richard Prockish. SCIENCE CLUB Besides enjoying many interesting experiments demonstrated by the students, the Science Club made many field trips including visits to the missile base north of Wamego, K-State's nuclear reactor and facilities, and the K-State Observa- tory. Science Club officers: Mike Seiwald, Doug Perine. Ron Hatfield, Bob Peddicord, Ben Brunner, Sandy Boutz. Mike Seiwald's research paper and display, The Effects of Thiourea upon the Uptake of 1131 in the Body Organs of a Rat , won first place in the Zoological Division at the Regional Science Fair at Shilling Institute, Salina, and highly superior at the Kansas Junior Academy of Science at Marymount College, Salina. 44 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Doug Pageler, L. A. Clark, Dale Northup, Tom Bairow, Daryle Blume. SECOND ROW: Ben Brunner, Jackie Miller, Linda Henneberg, Gene Linton, Larry Doll. THIRD ROW: Mark Chalkley, Ron Hatfield, Katie Scully, Sue Brown, Kirk Bradford. FRONT ROW: Denny Darting, Leslie Curtis, Winnie West, Larry Deweese, Nick Doperalski. NOT PICTURED: John Morris, John White. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a group of students elected by the various organizations and clas- ses. Student Council members represent the whole student body. The purpose of this group is to aid the administration in govern- ing the students and to be certain the students' views are made known to the administration. This year the Student Council sponsored several after-game dances. They also had a school sign put on the front lawn. Their money-making projects included selling school supplies from the machines. OFFICERS: BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Mr. Ethington, sponsor; Pat Langvardt, vice-president; Dewayne Burgess, president; Karen Burgess, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Debbie Eckart, parliamentarian; Mary Wilson, secretary. 45 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Don Nixon, Craig Worrel, Mike Farrell, Paul Jones, Greg Miller, Steve Schmidt, Delbert Smith. SECOND ROW: David Kooscr, Bill Bates, Eddie Simmers, Brad Eckart, Rick Walsh, Brad Jackson, Johnny Tanner, Roger Farrell, Don Brase. THIRD ROW: Dan Birk, Kirk Bradford, Dee Morton, Johnny Eich- man, Richard Prockish, Kenny Fairchild, Harry Worden, Danny Fouraker, Mike Howard. FRONT ROW: Carole Ami Soelter, pianist; Brad Gant, James Peddicord, Steven Prockish, John Grace, Robbie Eichman, Denny De- weese, Tom Mertz, Gary Boutz, LeRoy Goehring. BOYS GLEE GIRLS GLEE BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Linda Stewart, Janice Post, Janice Fairchild, Pam Weixelman, Donette Mumpower, Cheryl Crabs, Charlotte Kobiskie, Debra Dugan, Judy Fath, Irene Causey, Teresa Seibert, Kathy Baliner. SECOND ROW: Annie Mansfield, Linda Prockish, Marcie Arends, Betty Manthe, Marla Wheeler, Sandy Kobiskie, Jean Kobiskie , Debbie Depew, Mary Brazzle, Julia Grothjan, Cindy Northup. THIRD ROW: Diane Miller, Lana Beer- halter, Sandy Barker, Claudia Causey, Rosemary' Worden, Diann Robertson, Janet Rickstrew, Kathy Pinick, Linda Herman, Maureen White. FRONT ROW: Cindy Worrel, Janet Sackrider, Susie Heikes, Sue Ault, Linda Worthing, Kathy McDonald, Patty Nixon, Jeannie Hooblcr, C a thy Bowles, pianist. 46 L. TO R.: Larry Deweese, Cathy Bowles, Bobby Pcddicord, Leslie Curtis, Mike Dendurent, Sue Brown, Dewayne Burgess, Jeanne Markham, John White, Katie Scully, Jackie Miller, Bob Boyce, Ellen White, Terry Stevens, Connie Farrell, Mike Burke, Karen Burgess, Ken Brunner, Alice Swaim, Gary Deweese. L. TO R.: Larry Deweese, Bob Peddicord, Mike Dendurent, Dewayne Burgess, John White, Bob Boyce, Mike Burke, Gary De- weese, Ben Brunner, Terry Stevens Guitarist: Tim Birk Drummer: Nancy Scully Pianist: Mary Wilson MIXED ENSEMBLE MIXED CHORUS BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Karen Sackrider, Connie Farrell, Betty Jo Dorr, Carole Soelter, Cheryl Umscheid, Ronnie Moore, Mike Burke, Warren White, L. A. Clark, Bob Boyce, Ben Brunner, Terry Stevens, Tom Bairow, Jackie Miller, Karen Burgess, Anne Glynn, Katie Scully, Linda Jolly, Karen He ikes. SECOND ROW: Garland Boyer, Suzanne Woods, Ellen White, Linda Henneberg, Mary Jane Farrell, Sandy Boyce, Sharon Farrell, Wandy Beebe, Joe Mem, Don Nixon, Gary Deweese, Randy Tanner, Eugene Bammes, Maureen Soelter, Clara Washington, Vicki Kitchen, Jeanne Markham, Linda Johnson. THIRD ROW: Alice Swaim, Roxie Bellinger, Sheryl Peddi- cord, Ava Hosier, Christi Anderson, Robin Lowry, Bob Peddicord. Doug Pageler, C. R. Worthing, Mike Sei- wald, John White, Mary Wilson, Julie Hupe, Barbara Plummer, Sheri Worrel. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Brazzle, Connie Kimble, Lou Ann Thomas, Marla Wheeler, Debbie Noll, Mike Dendurent, Dewayne Burgess, Larry Doll, Winnie West, Sandi Smith, Beverly Frank, Nancy Scully, Linda Riat, Linda Koch. FRONT ROW: Sharon Piper, Koko Birk, Julie Reed, Phyllis Reigle, Cindy Eichman, Larry Deweese, Don Howard, Denny Herman, Leslie Curtis, Vicki Gant, Debbie Alt, Sue Brown, Cathy Bowles. 47 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Drummer, Nancy Scully; Director, Mr. Childs; Trumpets, Jack Thome, Connie Kim- ble, Joe Mertz, Alice Swaim, Mike Pooler; Pianists, Jackie Miller and Karen Burgess. SECOND ROW: Gui- tarists Lou Ann Thomas, Susie Heikes; Trombones, Carole Soelter, Tom Mertz, Maureen Soelter. FRONT ROW: Saxophones, Sandy Boyce, Christi Anderson, Winnie West, Betty Jo Dorr. STAGE BAND Wamego High’s Stage Band was formed this spring. Under the direction of Mr. John Childs they performed for the Frankfort Junior-Senior Prom. PEP BAND Wamego High's Pep Band provided the musical background for all our home football and basketball games. They also made the trip to Hutchinson for the state tournament. STANDING: 1. to r.: Barb Plummer, Nancy Scully, Susie Heikes, Mike Burke, Mr. Childs. SECOND ROW: Jack Thome , Don Nixon, Connie Kimble, Joe Mertz, Mike Pooler. THIRD ROW: Karen Heikes, Christi Anderson, Patty Nixon, Carole Soelter, Lou Ann Thomas, Sandy Boutz. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Boyce, Betty Jo Dorr, Debbie Eckart, Sharon Piper, Sharon Boutz. FRONT ROW: Jackie Miller, Sandi Smith, David Crumbaker, Maureen Soelter, Tom Mertz, Katie Scully. 48 Debbie Eckart, Susie Heikes, Robert Pierson, Julie Reed, Mike Burke, Arm Bradford, Nancy Scully, Ricky Reigle , Barbara Plummer, Sandy Barker, Roger Trimmell, Joe Mertz, Sharon Boutz, Kathy Bahner, Rosella Solt, Lana Beerhalter, Annie Mansfield, Sharon Piper, Betty Jo Dorr, Janice Post,Nyla Allen, David Crum- baker, Tom Mertz, Maureen Soelter, Debbie Depew, Terry Stevens, Alice Swain, Mike Pooler, Steve Proc- kish, Mike Howard, Don Nixon, Connie Kimble, Jack Thome, Karen Burgess, Carole Soelter, Jackie Miller, Jeanne Markham, Linda Koch, Katie Scully, Christi Anderson, Lou Ann Thomas, Sandy Boutz, Diane Miller, Judy Fatli, Roxie Bellinger, Julia Grothjan, Linda Herman, Patty Nixon, Gary Boutz, Karen Heikes, Winnie West, Sandy Boutz, and Sandi Smith. BAND The fifty-four members in the 1967-1968 Marching Band performed at all the foot- ball games at home. They achieved great success with all their shows, especially with the Tijuana Brass . The band also played at the Snake Dance, Football Homecoming Parade, the crowning of the Queen at half time, and K“State Band Day in Manhattan. STANDING: 1. to r.: Mr. Childs, K. Scully, R. Solt, B. Plummer, M. Burke, N. Scully, J. Reed, R. Rei- gle, R. Pierson. BACK ROW: K. Bahner, D. Depew, A. Mansfield, G. Boutz, L. Beerhalter, S. Barker, S. Heikes, D. Crumbaker, J. Grothjan, M. Soelter, T. Mertz, M. Howard, S. Prockish, J. Thome, O. Nixon, C. Kimble, J. Mertz, M. Pooler, R. Trimmell, T. Stevens. SECOND ROW: D. Eckart, S. Boutz, S. Piper, L. Herman, C. Soelter, R. Bellinger, N. Allen, J. Post, P. Nixon, C. Anderson, W. West, S. Smith, J. Miller, J. Markham. FRONT ROW: S. Boyce, L. Koch, B. J. Dorr, L. A. Thomas, A. Bradford, D. Miller, J. Fath, K. Heikes, S. Boutz, K. Burgess. 49 TWIRLERS The twirlers for die school year are, Karen Heikes, a flute player and a Junior; Debbie Eckart, die head twirler, clarinet player, and a Senior; Winnie West, first chair saxophone player, and a Senior; and Sandy Smith, a French Honi player and a Junior. This was die first year for Sandy and Karen, but Winnie and Debbie have been twirlers for two years. DRUM MAJORETTE BAND COUNCIL This year's drum majorette is Sandy Boyce. She is a Se- nior and it is her second year,as our drum majorette. She is first chair clarinet and has helped Mr. Childs, die band director, out in many cases. The Band Council is composed of band mem- bers diat are elected officers and hold a first chair position. They are the governing body of band. Winnie West is Student Council Representative and 1st chair Saxophone; Debbie Eckart is parliamen- tarian and clarinet player; Christi Anderson is Treasurer and saxophone player; Sandy Boyce, 1st chair clarinet; Sandy Boutz, secretary and flute player; Alice Swaim, 1st chair trumpet; Joe Mertz, Vice-President and trumpet player; Jeannie Mark- ham. 1st chair French Horn; Katie Scully, President and drum player; Karen Burgess, 1st chair flute; and Mr. Childs, the band director. 50 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Mrs. Susie Knedlik, Bev Frank, Jackie Miller, Sandi Smith, Mike Burke, Gary Deweese. SECOND ROW: Mike Dendurent, Jeanne Markham, Ellen White. THIRD ROW: Tom Doperalski, Linda Shade, Linda Henneberg, Mike Chalkley. FRONT ROW: John White, Winnie West, Karen Bur- gess, Mike Seiwald. A battered Mark Chalkley, club in hand, advances on Jackie Miller in a scene from the Junior play, CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN. THESPIANS For tlie first time, Thespians entered a float in the Football Homecoming Parade. Members Ellen White, Mark Chalkley, Bev Frank, Tom Doperalski, Mike Seiwald, and Gary Deweese pre- pare to portray various scenes from Shakespeare's works. And do you take the Fairy Godmother to be your wife? Parson Tom Doperalski asks King Mike Burke as Prince Doug Pagelen, Crudelia (Ellen White), and Karen Burgess listen, The marrigae is part of the all-school original musical satire, Would You Believe and Avocado? OFFICERS: Winnie West, President; Tom Doperalski, Vice-president; Linda Henne- berg, Treasurer; Mark Chalkley, StuCo Representative; Karen Burgess, Parlia- mentarian. Not pictured: Mary Wilson, Secretary'. 51 L. to R. : Larry Deweese, Donette Mumpower, Gary Dewecse, Debra Dugan, Gene Maguin, Mrs. Knedlik, Tom Doperalski, Mike Seiwald, Ellen White, John White, Alice Swaim. DEBATE The Wamego High School debate squad recorded a rewarding year with a combina- tion of diligent work and excellent coaching by Mrs. Susie Knedlik. At our first tournament in Garden City we fought for fourth place in the semi- finals. The Pittsburg and McPherson tournaments both awarded us third place trophies in the semi-finals. We climaxed the year by taking home the first place trophy from our district tournament held at Washburn Rural. The highlight of our year was the De- bate Banquet where awards were presented. Through the efforts of Mrs. Knedlik and with the cooperation of our administration Wamego was able to attain affiliate membership in the National Forensics League. Also preparations for a tournament to be held at Wamego during the 1968-1969 season were underway as soon as the 1968 season closed. BULLTKROWER Mike Seiwald BEST DEBATER Ellen White MOST IMPROVED NOVICE John White 52 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Daryle Blume, Dale Northup, Bob Boyce, Mike Seiwald, and John Lyons. THIRD ROW: Terry Stevens, Jim Piper, Gene Linton, and Dcwayne Burgess. SECOND ROW: Bob Pedicord, Ben Brun- ner, and L. A. Clark. FRONT ROW: Mr. Paul Markham, Denny Dart- ing, Tim Birk, John Morris, and Mr. Jim Lee. W-CLUB The purpose of the club is to further and promote athletics in the school, to work with other organizations in pro- moting various school activities, to promote good fellowship, foster sports- manship, and to encourage the develop- ment of a proper school spirit among all students of the school. To become and remain a member, a boy must let- ter in a sport each year. John Lyons 11 goes in for a shot while Devvayne Burgess 55 and Dale Northup 13 are on guard. L. TO R. President Dale Northup, Vice President Gene Linton, Secretary' Jim Piper, Treasurer L. A. Clark, Parliamentarian Ben Brunner, and Student Council John Morris. This is the Basket-Ball Homecoming that is sponsored by the Club. 53 HONOR PEP PEP CLUB BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Sandy Boyce, Mary Wilson, and Karen Burgess. SECOND ROW: Katie Scully, and Jeanne Markham. FRONT ROW: Winnie West, Leslie Curtis, and Debbie Eckart. EXECUTIVE BOARD BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Linda Henneberg, Connie Farrell, and Karen Burgess. THIRD ROW: Sharon Farrell, and Suzanne Woods. SECOND ROW: Katie Scully, Jeanne Hoobler, and Debbie Eckart. FRONT ROW: KokoBirke, Leslie Curtis, and Debbie Noll. BACK ROW': 1. to r.: Diane Miller, Cheryl Umscheid, Suzanne Woods, Lou Ann Thomas, Mary Brazzle, Debbie Depew, Janice Post, Linda Stewart, Maureen White, Teresa Siebert, and Kathy Bahner. SECOND ROW: Judy Fath, Alana Thompson, Vickie Scofield, Susie Heikes, Julia Grothjan, Diane Chalkley, Jeanne Hoobler, Annie Mansfield, Cindy Northup, and Lana Beerhalter. FRONT ROW: Kathy Pinick, Brenda Culbertson, Linda Her- man, Cindy Worrel, Patty Nixon, Sue Ault, Linda Worthing, Loleta Ubel, Susie Perine, Janet Sackrider, and Kathy McDonald. 54 PEP CLUB V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! That’s the Pep Club battle cry!” This yell and many more, cheer the football and basketball boys to winning games. A trip to the Dodge City Invitational Tournament of Champions was one of the momentous occasions for Pep Club in 67-68. Football Homecoming and Winter Formal, Pep Club sponsored events, were other highlights of this very active year. Added responsibilities of the Pep Club include taking tickets, making signs, wrapping goal posts. Honor Pep is a group of girls who make 105 points or more during their freshman, sophomore, and junior years. Privileges of the Honor Pep are wearing a special uni- form, sitting in front of the bus going to away games, not having to work on the winter formal or taking tickets nor any other duties required of regular Pep Club girls. The responsibilities of Honor Pep are attending ail games, supervising freshmen who are making signs and wrapping goal posts. The executive council take care of all infractions, and present ideas for Pep Club sponsored activities and changes in Pep Club. BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Ava Hosier, Janice Hoerman, Janet Barr, Ronnie Moore, Julie Hupe, Judy Rickstrew, Jackie Scofield, Phyllis Reigle, Nancy ScuUy, Maureen Soelter. SECOND ROW: Garland Boyer, Sharon Piper, Sandy Smith, KaUiy Brazzle, Wanda Beebe, Nina Coon, Debbie Alt, Linda Prockish, Karen Sackrider. FRONT ROW: Jayne Miller, Julie Reed, Sheri Worrel. Becky Prockish, Vicki Gant, Marcella Welter, Carole Soelter, Carolyn Prockish, Linda Riat. BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Jackie Miller, Anne Glynn, Sharon Boutz, Vickie Kitchen, Sue Brown, Susan Hayes, Koko Birk, Mary Jane Farrell, Debbie Noll. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Meisberger, Karen Heikes, Linda Henne- berg, Ellen White, Connie Farrell, Sue Gordon, Betty Jo Dorr, Shirley Nihart, Linda Jolly, Sharon Farrell. FRONT ROW: Bev Frank, Jeannine Adolph, Linda Shade, Jody Carter, Cindy Eichman. Martha Huntsman Sandy Boutz, Alice Henton, JoAnne Hoobler. 55 VARSITY The varsity cheerleaders are as follows: Mary Wilson; Winnie West; Karen Burgess, head; Jeanne Markham; and Clara Washington. They are wearing the new basket- ball cheering uniforms adopted this year. For football the uniform has a white sweater instead of a jerkin. During the past summer the cheerleaders attended a week long clinic on the campus of Baker University in Baldwin, Kansas. CHEERLEADERS B-TEAM The B-Team cheerleaders are (back row) Ann Bradford; Linda Johnson, head; Roxie Bellinger, (front row) Sheryl.Peddicord and Sue Harris. This year the cheerleading uniforms were changed from a sweater to a red wool top, keeping the same skirt as last year. FRESHMAN The freshman cheerleaders are (back row) Linda Herman; Judy Fath, head; Susie He ikes (front row) Alana Thompson; and Brenda Culbertson. These girls were elected from the freshman class and they cheered at all the freshman basketball and football games. 56 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Coach Markham, Greg Miller, Delbert Harrison, Dale Northup, Danny Madorin, Mike Seiwald. SECOND ROW: David Carnahan, Mark Chalkley, Earl Glynn, John Morris, Eddie Simmer. FRONT ROW: Randy Peddicord, David Crumbaker, Jack Thome, Jim Hatfield, Dale Bailey, Richard Prockish. CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country squad was led by letterman John Morris who turned in the best time of 10. 32, along with Dale Northup, Delbert Harrison, Mike Seiwald and Greg Miller. The first meet Wamego attended was at Onaga, Sept. 23, where the team placed fifth in a field of seven. Next the Red Raiders journeyed to Clay Center where they also placed fifth. On Oct. 4, Wamego ran in a meet at Chapman where again they placed fifth. At Riley on Oct. 12, Wamego came bounding in first. At the Big Seven League meet Wamego came in third in a field of five. The Re- gional at Clay Center found Wamego coming in fifth. The State Cross Country meet was held at Wame- go, but none of the Wamego runners qualified in the run. The meet was timed by Glenn Cunningham. TOP RUNNERS L. TO R. : Dale Northup, Coach Markham, John Morris. 58 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : LeRoy Goehring, Danny Fouraker, John Rookstool, Ken Fairchild, Robert Weixle man. Robert Fairchild, Mike Howard, Kenny Baker Don Peterson. SEC Birk, Ron Solt, Brad Eckart, Nick Doperalski, Brad Jackson, Mike Day lor. Ricky Alexander. FRON ROW: Coach Dennis Adams, Paul Jones, Randy Tessendorf, Brad Gant, Dee Morton, Kirk Bradford, Doug Nihart, Roger Farrell. FRESHMAN A N D B-TEAM FOOTBALL FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD The Wamego B-team football squad went through the season without a defeat. Several times they held theii opponents scoreless. The freshman team won two of their four games. Shawnee Hts. 7 Wamego 0 Valley Heights 6 43 Holton 26 7 Riley County 7 26 Tom Glynn evades two Wash- bum players as Warren White and Ron Fouraker move in to assist. 59 SCORE BOARD Council Grove 0 Warn ego 27 Sabetha 12 7 Hiawatha 18 46 Tonga noxie 0 7 Horton 0 45 Osage City 7 32 Effingham 6 6 Marysville 28 20 Holton 6 7 VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROW: 1. to r. : David Dyer, manager; Ron Hatfield, Bob Hiner, Rich Fairchild. SECOND ROW: Brad Pcddicord, Mike Cole , Ron Fouraker, Roger Trimmell. FRONT ROW: Coach Jim Lee, Bruce Scofield, Gene Linton, Mike Bussart. Most Inspirational Player - Dewayne Burgess Best Back - Jim Piper Best Lineman - Daryle Blume Most Improved Players - Bob Peddicord L. A. Clark Roy Crenshaw ALL-LEAGUE ALL LEAGUE OFFENSE - Jim Piper - fullback Daryle Blume - tackle ALL LEAGUE DEFENSE - Roy Crenshaw -linebacker Daryle Blume - tackle Jim Piper - linebacker 2ND TEAM OFFENSE -Pat Langvardt - quarterback 2ND TEAM DEFENSE -Denny Darting - safety L. A. Clark - linebacker 60 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Warren White, Doug Pageler, Doug Morton, Tom Glynn, Melvin Madorin, Larry Doll Garv Blume loe Mertz, Ed Bowen, manager. SECOND ROW: Denny Darting, John Lyon, 1 at Langvardt7 Clark, jtmPiper, Donny How£d, Tim Birk, Duane Jones. FRONT ROW: Doug Per.ne, BobSBoyce, Bob Peddicord, Dewayne Burgess, Roy Crenshaw, Daryle Blume, Terry Stevens, Coach Ron Holmes. RAIDERS FINISH SECOND IN LEAGUE A 27 to 0 non-league victory over Council Grove started the Red Raiders to a successful season. After a defeat at Sabetha and a victory over Hiawatha, the Red Raiders traveled to Tonganoxie where they encountered a rain-soaked field. Wamego scored in the first quarter, then rain began to fall. The Raiders held on for a to 0 victory. Three weeks and two victories later the Red Raiders went to Effingham. The game, chosen as the Topeka Capital's game of the week, ended in a 6 to 6 tie. The following Friday the Raiders lost to Marysville in the final minutes. The '67 football season ended with a 7 to 6 Homecoming victory over Holton. BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Denny Darting, Pat Langvardt, Jim Piper, L. A. Clark, John Lyons. FRONT ROW: Tim Birk, Bruce Scofield, Mike Bussart, Dewayne Burgess, Gene Linton, Daryle Blume. 61 BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Dewayne Burgess, Mike Seiwald, Dan Carrell, Dale Northup, Pat Langvardt, Chris R oSVJxdt’ Tl'!TV Stevens, Jim Piper. FRONT ROW: Coach Paul Markham, Doug Perine, Bob Peddicoid, Roger Trim me 11, John Lyon, Denny Darting, Coach Jim Ethington. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Immaculata 32 Sabetha 43 Holton 55 Effingham 47 Tonganoxie 59 Holton 49 Horton 52 Hiawatha 48 Osage City 56 DODGE CITY TOURNEY Cimmaron 54 Garden City 48 Shawnee M. No. 52 Effingham 47 Wamego Sabetha 52 Chapman 63 Tonganoxie 75 Horton 57 Hiawatha 82 Marysville 73 94 REGIONAL TOURNEY 77 Osawatomie Effingham Washburn Rural 57 STATE TOURNAMENT 54 Russell 73 Garnett 70 Lamed 39 52 52 56 49 57 36 78 49 75 56 69 33 69 60 78 44 54 53 65 56 66 60 65 INDIVIDUAL HONORS Dale Northup- Most valuable player in Big 7 Most valuable player at Dodge City Tourney All-state tournament team Most valuable in the state Pat Langvardt- All League Dodge City tournament team All state Denny Darting- All League All state tournament team Second team All state Chris Langvardt-All league Honorable mention all-state 62 RAIDERS WIN STATE WITH A 25-0 RECORD The Wamego Red Raiders started the season with four goals in mind, to win the Dodge City Invitational Tournament, the Big Seven League, Regionals, and State. After winning their first three games by twenty points, the Raiders ran into more difficult competition. But, after nine games the Red Raiders had not suffered a defeat. Next were the Dodge City games. In a hard-fought game with Cimarron the Raid- ers won by three points. Wamego beat Garden City in the semifinals by six. Then the next night the Raiders defeated Shawnee Mission North, a Class AA school, by twenty- one points for the championship and goal number one. Against Sabetha. the Raiders had to play a hard game to win. Sabetha had won their last 12 games. Wamego won fifty-two to thirty-nine. The next week Chapman was ahead until the fourth quarter. The Raiders came from thirteen points behind to win fifty-six to fifty-two. The Raiders won the league with a twelve and zero record. Then came the regionals held at Washburn Rural. Wamego defeated Osawatomie and the right to go to state. The game was closer than the final score, which Wamego won by ten. Goal number three had been completed. The Red Raiders were top-seeded going into the State Tournament with a twenty- two and zero record. The first game the Raiders had to come back from a seven point deficit for a ten point victory. Wamego defeated Garnett in the semifinals by twelve points. Then the season was down to the final game against Larned for the state championship. It was close all the way until Wamego hit fourteen points in the final quarter and won by five points for the goal number four, the state Class A champion- ship, and a twenty-five win and no loss record. Wamego was the only high school team in Kansas to go undefeated this season. Pat Langvardt accepts the Class A championship trophy for the Red Raiders. Coach Paul Markham in ac- tion. 63 BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Randy Peddicord, John Grace, Jim Stueve, Denny Deweese, Nick Doperalski, Keitli Carr. John 1 anner Steve Prockish, John Rookstool, Coach Dennis Adams. SECOND ROW: Brad Jackson A51 8 ,Nlhart Earl Glynn, Danny Madorin, Lesly Michael, Brad Gant, Jack Thome. FRONT ROW: David Crumbakcr, Kirk Bradford, Paul Jones, Bill Bates, Ron Solt, Brad Eckart. FRESHMAN A-TEAM SCOREBOARD Shawnee Heights 37 Wamego 39 Riley County 17 30 Marysville 75 68 Luckey 30 64 Riley County 30 57 Marysville 73 43 Shawnee Heights 37 53 Solomon 45 54 Sacred Hearts 54 46 Council Grove 24 48 Luckey 45 74 FRESHMAN B-TEAM Shawnee Heights 40 36 Marysville 23 26 Marysville 33 20 Shawnee Heights 30 36 VARSITY B-TEAM SCOREBOARD Immaculata 35 Wamego 56 Sabetha 32 74 Holton 43 48 Effingham 44 66 Tonganoxie 45 62 Holton 23 63 Horton 48 67 Hiawatha 38 72 Osage City 30 65 Effingham 40 81 Sabetha 37 60 Chapman 74 69 T onganoxie 51 72 Horton 42 62 Hiawatha 52 70 Marysville 43 72 64 The boys that went out for golf in 1968 are Mark Chalkley, Ted Umscheid, Gene Linton, Chris Langvardt, Ben Brunner, Sid Simpson, Larry Doll, Johnny Grace, Denny Herman, and Lesley Michaels. Ben Brunner, Top Medalist TEAM At the Riley County Invitational the two-man team, the four- man team, and the six-man team came in with first place. The six-man team consists of the two-man team and the four-man team together. Ben Brunner was second high medalist, and Gene Linton was third high. The two-man team and the six-man team won first place at the League, and the four-man team obtained third place. Gene Linton and Ben Brunner tied for top medalist there. Second place was received by the two-man team at the Region- als, and as they went on to State, Linton and Brunner placed fourth. Those receiving letters in golf are Mark Chalkley, Ted Um- scheid, Gene Linton, Chris Langvardt, Ben Brunner, Sid Simpson, and Larry Doll. Four-man team: Larry’ Doll, Mark Chalkley, Ted Umscheid, Chris Langvardt, and Sid Simpson. (rotating) Two-man team; Gene Linton and Ben Brunner. 65 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Coach Dennis Adams, Mike Burke, Terry Stevens, Tom Glynn, Dan Carre 11, Melvin Madorin, Mike Seiwald, Ed Bowen, Coach Jim Lee. SECOND ROW: John Lyon, Eldon Solt, Rick Burke, Roy Crenshaw, Roger Trimmell, Warren White, Dewayne Burgess. FRONT ROW: Morris Crisler, David Dyer, Tom Doperalski, Bob Peddicord, DougPerine, Doug Pageler, John Morris. John Morris comes from behind to win the two-mile at the league track meet. TRACK The varsity track team placed fifth at the Big 7 league track meet with John Morris and Roger Trimmell leading the team in points. Roger Trimmell was the only runner to place in the top three at the Regional track meet and to run in the State meet in Salina. He placed fourth in the 880. The freshman team finished third, missing second place by one point in the league meet held at Effingham. Ron Solt won three events to lead all scorers. Roger Trimmell strains to keep his lead in the mile run. BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Brad Jackson, Ron Solt, Danny Madorin, Kirk Bradford, FRONT ROW: Brad Eckart, Nick Doperalski, David Crum- baker, Johnnie Tanner, Jack Thome (not shown). 66 Tom Glynn, Roger Trimme 11, Dewayne Burgess, Roger Farrell, Brad Eckart, Bob Hiner, Dan Birk, Donny Howard, Denny Deweese. Roger Trim- me 11 serving die Warn ego Tennis Tour- nament. TENNIS AND WRESTLING Tennis and wrestling were started in WHS this year. Wamego's first annual tennis tournament was held with Roger Trimmell winning the singles match. Although few matches were won in wrestling the boys who participated had fun in trying out this new sport. BACK ROW': 1. to r.: Coach Jim Lee, Doug Morton, Gary Umscheid, Warren White, Ed Bowen. SECOND ROW: David Dyer, Joe Mertz, Doug Pageler, Rick Alexander, Tony Kilian. THIRD ROW: Jim Hatfield, GaryBlume, Dewayne Burgess, Brad Peddicord. FRONT ROW: Mike Daylor, John Eichman, Dee Morton, Tom Mertz, Robbie Eichman. 67 RAIDERS IN ACTION Freshmen: Dan Birk .... Brad Eckart . . . Ron Solt . . . . . Sophomores: Roy Crenshaw . . Larry Doll . . . . Tom Glenn . . . Melvin Madorin . Rick Burke . . . . Warren White . . Morris Crisler. . . Juniors: Terry Stevens . . Roger Trimmell . Mike Seiwald . . Chris Langwardt . Bob Peddicord . . Doug Perine . . . Bob Boyce . . . . Ben Brunner . . . Don Howard . . . Sid Simpson . . . Greg Miller . . . John Morris . . . SENIORS Daryle Blume . . Dewayne Burgess . Tim Birk .... Mike Bussart . . , Dan Carrell . . . L. A. Clark . . . Tom Doperalski . , Delbert Harrison. Pat Langvardt. . . Gene Linton . . . John Lyons . . . Dale Northup. . . Ted Umscheid . . Mark Chalkley. . Jim Piper .... Denny Darting . Lettermen . Tennis . Tennis •Track . FB •Golf Tennis • T rack •Track FB .Track BB, FB, Track BB, FB, Track, Tennis . CC, Track BB, Golf • FB, Track • FB, Track FB Golf . Tennis • Golf . CC . CC, Track FB, BB, Track FB, BB, Track, Tennis • FJ$, Track FB BB, Track • FB Track CC FB, BB • FB, Golf .BB, Track, FB .BB, CC . Golf Golf • FB, BB FB, BB 68 ACTIVITIES . i i.i W The highlight of the evening was this huge bonfire where Council Grove was burned in effigy. During the pep rally on the inter- section of Fifth and Lincoln, Coach Lee calls the Senior football players to the center of the circle. SNAKE DANCE This year's Snake Dance was quite a success in arousing enthusi- asm for the first football game of the season. Many participants met at the school parking lot and twisted their way down the street shouting school yells as they went. Then a pep rally was held at the intersec- tion of Fifth and Lincoln. The snake continued to the city ball park where a huge bonfire highlighted the eve- ning and Wamego’s opponent, Coun- cil Grove, was burned in effigy. The band members prepare to lead the student body in the Snake Dance, as Mr. Trimmel, the principal watches at the RIGHT. 70 FFA SWEETHEART June Blanka Remember when you had to get up and call the pigs? Sooey, Sooey, calls Alice Henton. Sweetheart Alice Henton enjoys a first dance with FFA president Tom Bairow. Are you sure he's gentle ???? Student Council President, Dewayne Burgess, holds the reins as contest judge W. G. Trim- me 11 mounts. One of the competitions was driving a tractor through two poles. Here Sheri does a good job. Can you drive a nail? If not June Blanka will show you how ! 71 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING FLOATS The class of '69' captured first place with a theme of Skunk- Em featuring a skunk built over a mini-car. The freshman class and a growling Snoopy shot down second place awards. A TOAST TO UlCrORY A silvery toast to victory was present- ed by the Se- niors for third place honors. The Sophomore class and the candy sweetness of Lick 'Em were combined for fourth place. 72 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING Mary Wilson Linda Henneberg Winnie West A beaming Karen Burgess reigned supreme over the Homecoming festivities. The girls were escorted by their fathers and last year's Queen, Miss Janet Berry, presided over the crowning ceremony. Karen's rule was joyful with a 7-6 victory over Holton. The celebration continued inside the gym with the Queen and her court being presented. The Pep Club sponsored dance featured The Rain. The crowning took place with Janet Berry, Mr. W.G. Trimmel, Karen Burgess and Mr. Bob Burgess; Linda Henneberg and Mr. Dean Henneberg; Leslie Curtis, Pep Club President; Mitch Holmes, Crownbearer; Jeanne Markham and Mr. Paul Markham; Winnie West and Mr. Robert West; Mary Wilson and Mr. Jack Wilson participating in the ceremony. 73 Father, Mike Dendurent, inspects the fingernails of the Gilbreth children, (1. to r. ) Cindy Eichman, Debbie Noll, Koko Birk, Julie Reed, Don Howard, Mardy Taggart, Mike Seiwald, Sandi Smith, Gene Maguin, and John White. JUNIOR PLAY - CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN The Junior class presented CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN on November 17. The play was adapted from the book CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN by Frank and Ernes- tine Gilbreth and was reminiscent of childhood days with father. Joe Scales picks up Ann to go riding, much to the dismay of her father. Ann gets her first date, a soda at the drug store, with Joe Scales. 74 FHA SNOWBALL Sa dv ue to1 Attendants Joanne Hoobler and Wayne Brunkow watch Donna Weixelman, 1967 Snowball Princess, crown Linda Henneberg as Princess and Dewayne Burgess as Prince of the '68 Snowball. r , LAND Julie Reed and Shirley Nihart serv- ing puncli to Dan Birk and Sue Ault. Princess Linda Henneberg and Prince Dewayne Burgess Mary Wilson, Sue Brown, and Winnie West help Santa read his annual Christmas list. The Winter Wonderland theme made the Snowball a grand success with its shim- mering decorations. Miss Donna Weixelman, last year’s princess, crowned this year's royal couple, Linda Henneberg and Dewayne Burgess. The attendants were Sandy Boutz, Alice Henton, Joanne Hoobler, Wayne Brunkow, Daryle Blume, and Tom Bairow. , . . . . Accompanied by Sue Brown, Mary Wilson, and Winnie West in a skit, the jolly old elf, himself appeared, and read his Christmas list. Everyone present enjoyed a per- fect evening. 75 IT’S A MAD MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD Guests enjoyed the informality Roger Trimmell thinks that man's best friend is his dog. sittinS at l°w tables. Jeanne Markham finds it's rather hard to dance in a box. The Pep Club went all out this year by sponsoring an informal dance. The theme of the dance, which was held Feb. 17, was It's A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD. Decorations for the dance included over 150 hanging mobiles of different shapes and colors. Guests sat on cushions at low tables. Music was provided by The Assignment from K-State. Refreshments of finger foods and punch were served. 76 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen White, Mary Wilson, Queen Jeanne Markham, Debbie Eckart, and Linda Henneberg. QUEEN OF COURTS The 1968 Basketball Homecoming Dance was held February 9 in the high school gym. A basketball game with Tonganoxie preceded the dance, with Wamego winning 54-49. During the intermission between the two games, Miss Jeanne Markham was crowned 1968 Homecoming Queen by last years queen, Miss Amy Peddicord. The at- tendants were Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Debbie Eckart, Miss Linda Henneberg. and Miss Ellen White. Kim Ethington was crownbearer. The girls were escorted by their fathers, and Miss Peddicord was escorted by Mr. Trimmell. 77 Karen Burgess (1), Sue Brown (m), and Katie Scully (r) provided tire enter- tainment by singing several Irish songs. February 27, 1968, was the date for the annual Y-Teen Father- Daughter Banquet. This year an Irish theme was used and the af- fair was called the Fader-Colleen Banquet. For entertainment several Irish songs were sung. Mr. Guy Keeler was the speaker. The speaker for the evening was Mr. Guy Keeler of the University of Kansas. He gave a very entertaining and informa- tive speech. Y-TEEN FATHER DAUGHTER BANQUET The greeting was given by Mary Wilson, president of the Y-Teen Club. ATHLETIC BANQUET The Athletic Banquet, sponsored by the Lions Club, was held March 28, 1968 at the Wamego Grade School. Mr. Bill Bradford was the Master of Ceremonies. The guest speaker was Mr. Walt Shulbum, coach at Wyandotte High School. The banquet is put on each year in honor of the boys who go out for any one of the sports offered by the high school. Lions Club member Bill Bradford with Mr. Walt Shulbum, guest speaker and the Dodge City trophy. BELOW Mr. and Mrs. Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Trimmell are enjoying good con- versation as well as good food. 78 The F. F. A. officers during the opening ceremonies at the Parent Son Banquet. F.F.A. PARENT SON BANQUET The Wamego F. F. A. Chapter's Parent Son Banquet was held April 18, 1968, at St. Bernard's School Hall. The following medals were given: to Tom Bairow, the sheep production award; to C. R. Worthing, the swine production award; to Joe Mertz, the beef production award. Wayne Brunkow received a medal for farm mechanics and Dewayne Burgess re- ceived one for public speaking. Tom Bairow and Dewayne Burgess were awarded State Farmer Degrees. Award were given to Richard Smith for crops, to Daryle Blume for dairy farming and to Ron Hatfield for poultry. The Star Green Hand award was presented to Tom Mertz. The Chapter Star Farmer, which is based on scholarship, leadership, and farming program, was awarded to Tom Bairow. The evening ended with the boys giving a gift to their adviser, Mr. Bothwell, for his help the last three years. President Tom Bairow presents a gift to advisor, Mr. Bothwell. The Honorary membership was bestowed upon Jim Mansfield. JR.-SR. PROM ARABIAN NIGHT Mrs. Knedlik, as head wife of the band of harem girls, looked into die future to see what the Srs. would be doing in die year 1980. This year's Jr. -Sr. Banquet and Prom was held at the Kansas State Ballroom. Larry De- weese as president of the Jr. class proclaimed the welcome to the Sr. class, and Pat Langvardt, Sr. class president, assured the Jr. class that their wonderful efforts were appreciated. Karen Burgess presented a poem on a student's life at W. H. S. Everyone enjoyed the mystic, enchanting Arabian Night. Karen Burgess and Pat Langvardt 80 Karen Burgess as the Fairy Godmother. Prince (Doug Pageler) Faggawarts, Crudelia (Ellen White), Tom Doperalski, John White, Fairy (Karen Burgess) Godmother, King (Mike Burke) Smith, Cupid (Johnny Tanner), L.A. Clark, Katie Scully, Jeanne Markham, Connie Farrell, Leslie Curtis, Larry Deweese, Jackie Miller, Cathy Bowles, Garland Boyer, Bobby Ped- dicord, and Julie Reed. “WOULD YOU BELIEVE AN AVOCADO?” As a whole school play, the original musical, Would You Be- lieve an Avocado?” was a grand success. The student authors used the story of Cinderella as a take-off for their own version of a modern garbage girl, Crudelia. Curdella can't go to Prince Ferdinand Alexander Godfrey Gregory Agnus William Alvin Rufus Theodore Smith the Second’s (Faggawarts for short) Ball. Fairy Godmother uses her mishap magic and blasts Crudelia off in an Avocadomobile. While at the Ball, she falls in love with Faggawarts, and the Fairy Godmother falls in love with the King. The couples are married and are about to live happily ever after, when Fairy God- mother has an accident and turns Kingie into a toad. Lou Aim Thomas as, your hero and mine, the toad. In the men's powder room the jealous boys are imitating Prince Ferdin- and Alexander Godfrey Gregory Agnus William Alvin Rufus Theodore Smith the Second because he is a prince and all the girls swoon over him. Terry Stevens acts like the pretty prince while Bob Boyce, Ben Brunner, Larry Deweese, Bob Peddicord, and Larry Doll bow. John White and Dewayne Burgess agree Faggawarts hurts. Sue Brown, Julie Reed, Cathy Bowles, Jeanne Markham, Linda Henne - berg, Linda Shade, and Mary Wilson primping in the powder room at the Ball. 81 STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS Campaign Manager Alice Swaim and Candidate John White. Candidate Ben Brunner with Campaign Manager Pat Langvardt. Campaign Manager Julie Reed and Candidate Roger Trimmell. New Student Council President, Ben Brunner, accepting congratula- tions from Dewayne Burgess, last year's Stu. Co. President. 82 The Vo. Ag. display included these livestock sheds. O P E N Wamego High School had its annual open house and style show on May ninth. Exhibits included dis- plays by the science, art, home economics, and voc. ag. departments. Entertainment was provided by the Dukes and Duchesses and refreshments were served. H O U s E Wayne Brunkow built this tank trailer in Shop. This mahogany china cabinet built by Ron Fouraker was voted best large project by the Indus- trial Arts students. Kathy McDonald models a three- armhole shift she made as a home project. 83 Dewayne Burgess explains the purposes of the organization. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Former members include (1. to r.) Karen Bur- gess, Joanne Hoobler, Linda Henneberg. The acceptance of a student into the N. H. S. is the greatest honor he can receive. The student is judged on scholarship, leadership, service, and char- acter. Only students in the upper one-third of the Junior and Senior class- es are eligible. From these, five per cent of the Junior class and fifteen per cent of the Senior class are selected by ratings made by the faculty. New members include (1. to r.) Ellen White, Pat Langvaidt, Leslie Curtis, Roger Trimmell, Sharon Farrell, John White, Judy Richstrew, Mike Sei- wald. Jim Piper, Sandy Boutz, Denny Darting. 84 BACCALAUREATE Processional------ Invocation-------- '•Hear My Prayer Band Mixed Ensemble Sermon------------------------------- The Lord Is My Sheperd ------------ Mixed Ensemble Benediction-------------------------- Recessional-------------------------- Band ----------Kinyon - Rev. Tom Beach James Rev. Edward Trost ----Arr. Howoith - Rev. Frank Funk Kinyon Jean Kobiskie receiv- Valedictorian Sharon Farrell ing her diploma. Mixed emotions are shown on the faces of the graduates as they leave Wamego High for the last time. Salutatorian Pat Langvardt COMMENCEMENT Processional, Pomp and Circumstance ------------------------------Elgar Jackie Miller and Carole Soelter Invocation-------------------------------------------Rev. Francis Kirsche O Sing Ye To The Lord ------------------------------------------Piotoni Mixed Chorus Battle Hym of the Republic --------------------------Arr. Roy Ringwald Mixed Chorus Challenges ---------------------------------------------Pat Langvardt Choices ------------------------------------------------Sharon Farrell A Look Into The Future --------------------------------Dewayne Burgess Presentation of Class ----------------------------------W.G. Trim me 11 Presentation of Diplomas---------------------------------Chris Langvardt Benediction ---------------------------------------Rev. Stacy Ollar, Jr. Recessional, Pomp and Circumstance ------------------------------Elgar Jackie Miller and Carole Soelter 85 INDEX A ACTIVITIES 70 Adams, Dennis 8-9 Adolph, Jeanine 12,39,54-55 ADMINISTRATION 5 Alexander, Rick 32,59,67 Allen, Kirby 32 Allen, Nyla 32,42-43,47 Alt, Debbie 2,28,38-39,42-43,54-55 Anderson, Christi 34,39,42-43,47,49,54-55 Arends, Marcella 32,42-43,46 ATHLETICS 57 Ault, Sue 32,38,42-43,46,54-55 B BaJiner, Kathy 32, 38,46,49,54-55 Baily, Dale 28,41 Bairow, Tom 12,40,41,45,47 Baker, Bonnie 28 Baker, Kennyth 32,59,64,67 Bammes, Gene 24,47 BAND 48-49 BAND COUNCIL 50 Bandyk, Kim 32,41 Barker, Sandy 32,46,49 Barr, Janet 2,28,39,42-43, 54-55 Barr, Jim 12 BASKETBALL 62-64 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING 77 Bates, Bill 32,46,64 Bay, Ann 8-9 Beebe, Wanda 28,39,42-43,54-55 Beerhalter, Lana 2,32,42-43,46,49,54-55 Be lew, Larry 8-9 Bellinger, Roxie 2,28,39,42-43,46,49,54-55 Birk, Dan 32,46,59, 64 Birk, Koko 2,24,38-39,47,54-55 Birk, Tim 40,53, 12 Blanka, Jean 24,39,42-43 Blanka, Joyce 2, 8-9 Blanks, June 24,39,42-43 Blume, Daryle 12,41,45,53,59-61 Blume, Gary 28,41,59-61,67 Borgendale, Lew 32,64,67 Bothwell, David 8-9, 41 Boutz, Gary 32,46,49,59 Boutz, Sandra 12,38-39,44,49,54-55,81 Boutz, Sharon 24,39,49,54-55 Bowen, Ed 28,67 Bowles, Cathy 28,39,44,46,47,42-43 Boyce, Bob 24,41,47.53,59-61,67,81 Boyce, Sandra 12,38-39,42-43,44,47,49,54-55,56 Boyer, Garland 28,39,42-43.47,54-55,81 Bradford, Ann 2,28,39,42-43,47,49,54-55,56 Bradford, Kirk 2,32,45,46,59,64 Brase, Don 28,46 Brase, Ed 41,67 Brazzle, Kathy 28,39,47,54-55 Brazzle, Mary 32,42-43,46,54-55 Brown, Kathy 28,42-43 Brown, Sue 13,38,42-43,45,47,51,54-55,81 Brockish, Debbie 32,42-43 Brunkow, Betty 28,42-43 Brunkow, Wayne 13,43 Brunner, Ben 24,44,45,47,53,65 Budenbender, Diane 24,39,42-43 Burgess, Dewayne 13,40,41,44,45,47,53,59-61, 62-64,81,84 Burgess, Karen 13,38,44,45,47,49,51,54-55,56,81, 84 Burke, Mike 13,40,49,51,81 Burke, Rick 28,62-64 Bussart, Kathy 14,42-43 Bussart, Mike 14,59-61,67 C Carley, Vicki 28 Carnahan, David 28,41,44,58 Carr, Keith 32,41,64 Carr, Kent 32,41 Carrell, Dan 14,40,62-64 Carter, Jody 24,39,42-43,54-55 Causey, Dlaudia 2,24,28,39,42-43 Causey, Glen 41 Causey, Irene 14,39,42-43 Chalkley, Diane 33,42-43,54-55 Chalkley, Mark 14,40,45,51,56,58,65 CHEERLEADERS 56 Childs, John 8-9, 49 Clark, L. A. 14,40,45,47,53,59-61,81 CLASSES 11 Cole, Mike 24,59-61 COOKS, CUSTODIANS, BUS DRIVERS 10 Coon, Nina 28,39,42-43,54-55 Couch, John 24 Crabs, Cheryl 28,59-61,62-64 Cranshaw, Roy 28,59-61,62,64 Crisler, Morris 29,44 CROSS COUNTRY 58 Crumbaker, David 33,41,49,64 Culbertson, Brenda 33,38,42-43,54-55 Cunningham, Claire 29,42-43 Curtis, Leslie 15,38,42-43,45,47,54-55,56,81,84 D Darting, Dennis 15,45,53,59-61,62-64,84 Daylor, Mike 33,57,59,64 DEBATE 52 DEDICATION 4 Dendurent, Mike 24,47,51 Depew, Debbie 33,38,46,59,54-55 Deweese, Denny 33,44,64 Deweese, Gary'2,24,44,46,47, 51 Deweese, Larry 24,45,47,81 Doll, Larry 29,45,47,59-61,62,64 Doperalski, Edna 8-9,42-43 Doperalski, Nick 33,45,59,64 Doperalski, Tom 15,40,51,58 Dorr, Betty Jo 24,39,47,49,54-55 DOWNTOWN OFFICES 6 Dugan, Debwa 29,42-43,46 Dugan, Joanne 33,42-43 Dutton, Tony 8-9,40 Dyer, David 29,67 E Ebert, Nancy 24,39,42-43 Eckart, Brad 33,59,64,46 Eckart, Cathy 33,42-43 Eckart, Debbie 15,38,39,45,49,54-55 Eicliem, Peggy 29 39,42-43 Eichman, Cindy 24,39,47,51,54-55 Eichman, John 29,47,57,64 Eichman, Robbie 33,46,57,64 Elder, Carolyn 24,42-43 Elder, Doris 14,42-43 Ethington, Jim 8-9,45 F FACULTY 8-9 Fairchild, Janice 29,42-43,46 Fairchild, Kenny 33,46,67 Fairchild, Ray 25,29,41 Fairchild, Rich 41,59-61 Fairchild, Robert 33, 59 Fairchild, Roy 15,41 Fairchild, Terry 25 Farrell, Connie 2,16,39,42-43,47,54-55 Farrell, Mike 33,46 86 INDEX Farrell, Mary Jane 25,47,54-55 Farrell, Roger 33,46,64 Farrell, Sharon 16,39,42-43,44,47,54-55,84 Fatli, Judy 33,38,42-43,46,49,54-55 FFA 41 FFA BANQUET 29 FFA SWEETHEART 71 FFA 42-43 Fletcher, Margo 25-39 FOOTBALL 59-61 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING 19 FRESHMEN 32-36 Fouraker, Danny 33,46,59,67 Fouraker, Ronnie 25,59-61 Frank, Beverly 16,39,42-43,51,54-55 G Gant, Brad 33,46,59,64 Gant, Vicki 29,39,42-43,44,47,54-55 Glynn, Anne 25,47,54-55 Glynn, Earl 33.6$ Glynn, Tom 29,59-61,62-64 Goehring, Don 16,46 Goehring, LeRoy 34,59 GOLF 65 Gordon, Sue 2,25,39,42-43,54-55 Grace, John 34,46,64,65 GRADUATION 85 Griffin, Mike 34 Gros, Cindy 16,42-43,46 Grothjan, Julie 34,49,54-55 H Haresnape, Corinna 8-9,42-43 Harper, LaVema 8-9,38 Harris, Kathy 25-34,42-43 Harris, Sue 2,29,39,42-43,54-55,56 Harrison, Delbert 16,58 Hatfield, Jim 29,41,58,67 Hatfield, Ron 25,41,44,45,59-61 Hayes, Susan 2,25,34,54-55 Heikes, Karen 25,39,47,49,42-43,54-55 Heikes, Susie 32,38,42-43,46,49,54-55 Henneberg, Linda 17,39,42-43,45,47,51,54-55,81, 84 Henton, Alice 17,39,42-43,54-55 Henton, James 29,41 Herman, Denny 29,47,62-64,65 Herman. Linda 34,46,49,54-55 HIGH SCHOOL OFFICES 7 Hiner, Bob 29,59-61,62-64 HI-Y 40 Hoerman, Janice 2,29,34,42,43,54-55 Holder, Steve 29 Holladay, Carter 29 Holmes, Ron 7 Hoobler, Jeanne 34,38,42-43,46,54-55 Hoobler, Joanne 17,38,39,42043,44,54-55 Hosier, Ava 29,42-43,47,54-55 Howard, Don 25,47,59-61 Howard, Mike 34,46,49,57,59,64 Huntsman, Martha 17,42-43,54-55 Hupe, Julie 29,34,42-43, 47,54-55 Hyde, Don 29 I INDEX 86-88 J Jackson, Brad 32,46,59,64 Johnson, Linda 25,38,39,56,42-43,47,54-55 Jolly, Don 34 Jolly, Linda 17,39,47,54-55 Jones, Duane 25,41,59-61,67 Jones, Paul 34,59,46,64 Junior Play 74 JUNIORS 24-27 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM 80 K Kelsey, Jim 25 Kemnitz, Wayne 29,41 Kilian, Tony 30,41,47, 59-61,67 Kimble, Connie 17, 39,42-43,47,49,54-55 Kitchen, Vicki 25,39,42-43,47,54-55 Kliener, Dennis 25 Knedlik, Susie 8-9,51 Kobiskie, Charlotte 36,46 Kobiskie, Jean 18,46 Kobiskie, Sandy 25,39,46 Koch, Linda 18,39,47,49 Kooser, Davie 34,46 Kopser, Herb 25 L Lacey, Judy 8-9 Langvardt, Chris 25,62-64,65 Langvardt, Pat 18,44-45,59-61,62-64,84 Lee, Jim 8-9 Lesline, Jim 30 Lettermen 68 Lind, Ricliy 30 Linton, Gene 18,40,45,53,65 Lowry, Robin 25,42-43,47 Lyon, John 18,53,62-64,59-61 M Madorin, Danny 34,68,64 Madorin, Melvin 30,59-61,62-64 Maguin, Gene 26,44,58 Mansfield, Annie 2,34,38,42-43,46,49,54-55 Manthe, Barbara 26 Manthe, Betty' 30-46 Manthe, Susan 34 Markham, Annette 8-9 Markham, Jeannie 18,39,47,49,51,56,54-55,81 Markham, Paul 65,62-64,8-9 McCarter, Lyle 34,41 McDonald, Kathy 34,42-43,46, 54-55 Meisburger, Jean 26,30,34,42-43,54-55 Mertz, Joe 26,41,47,59-61,67 Mertz, Tom 34,41,46,49,67 Michael, Lesley 34,64,65 Milboum, Debbie 38,35,42-43 Miller, Chuck 26 Miller, Diane 35,38,42-43,46,49,54-55 Miller, Greg 26,46,58 Miller, Jayne 30,39,42-43,46,49,54-55 MIXED CHORUS 47 MIXED ENSEMBLE 47 Moore, Jerry' 19,41 Moore, Ronnie 30,39,42-43,47,54-55 Morris, John 26,45,53,58,67 Morton, Dee 26,36,41.46,59,67 Morton, Doug 41,47, 59-61 Mumpower, Donette 30,42-43,46 Mumpower, Randy 41,62-64 MUSICAL 81 N Niliart, Doug 35,59,64 Nihart, Shirley 26,42-43,54-55 Nixon, Don 26,40,46,47,49 Nixon, Patty 35,42-43,46,49,54-55 NHS 84 Noll, Debra 26,39,47,54-55 North up, Cindy 35,38,42-43,46,54-55 Northup, Dale 19,54,53,58,62-64 O OPEN HOUSE 83 ORGANIZATIONS 37 Osborne, John 8-9,44 87 INDEX P Pageler, Doug 30,47,67, 59-61,81 Pauley, Deanna 35 Peddicord, Bob 26,44,47,59-61,62-64,81 Peddicord, Brad 30,58,67,62-64 Peddicord, James 26,41,44,46 Peddicord, Randy 35,58,64 Peddicord, Sheryl 26,34,47,54-55,56 PEP CLUB 54-55 Perine, Doug 26,44, 59-61,62-64 Perine, Susie 35,38,42-43 Peterson, Don 35,59 Pierson Bob 26,38,49 Pinick, Kathy 35,42-43,46,54-55 Piper, Jim 19,53,59-61,62-64,84 Piper, Sharon 30,39,42-43,47,49 Pitney, Freda 8-9,38 Plummer, Barbara 30,47,49 Pooler, Mike 26,40,49 Post, Janice 35,39,42-43,46,49 Post, Louis 30,41 Prockish, Bob 19,26,40 Prockish, Carolyn 30,42-43 Prockish, Linda 30,39,42-43,46 Prockish, Becky 26,42-43 Prockish, Richard 26,44,46, 58 Prockish, Steve 35, 46,49,64 R Reed, Julie 26,39,42-43,47,49,81 Reigle, Phyllis 30,39,42-43,47 Reigle, Ricky 35,49 Riat, Linda 30,42-43,47 Riblett, Loren 8-9,44 Rickstrew, Janet 35,42-43,46 Rickstrew, Joyce 30,39,42-43 Rickstrew, Judy 26,38,39,42-43,84 Ridder, Dan 35,64 Ritchie, Charles 35 Robertson, Diane 35,42-43,46 Robertson, Donna 30,4 -43,51 Robison, Barbara 8-9 Rookstool, Fred 30,41 Rookstool, John 35,41,59,64 Rose, Jean 27 Rose, Joan 36 Roudybush, Karen 39,27 Roudybush, Linda 27 S Sackrider, Janet 36,46,54-55 Sackrider, Karen 31,42-43,47, 54-55 Schmidt, Steve 27,46,58 Shultz, Geraldine 8-9 SCIENCE CLUB 44 Scofield, Bruce 19,59,61 Scofield, Jackie 31,54-55 Scofield, Vickie 36,42-43,54-55 Scully, Katie 19,39,45,47,49,54-55,56,81 Scully, Nancy 31,39,42,43,47,54-55 Seamans, Corwin 8-9,40 Seematter, Terry 36,41 Seiwald, Mike 27,47,51,53,58,62-64,84 Sender, Ellen 36,42-43 SENIORS 12-23 Shade, Linda 20,39,42-43,47,51,54-55 Siebert, Teresa 36,46 Simmer, Ed 31,46,58 Simpson, Richard 8-9 Simpson, Sid 27,40,65 Smith, Delbert 20,46 Smith, Richard 27,41,67 Smith, Sandi 27,39,42-43,47,49,51,54-55 SNAKE DANCE 70 SNOWBALL 75 Solt, Eldon 27,41 Solt, Ron 36,59,64 Solt, Rose 11a 31, 12-43,49 Soelter, Carole 27,46,47,49,54-55 Soelter, Maureen 31,47,49,54-55 Songs, David 36,41 SOPHOMORE 28-31 Stevens, Terry 27,40,47,49,53 , 59-61,62-64,81 Stewart, Kathleen 31,42-43 Stewart, Linda 36,39,42-43,46 Stewart, Nalita 36 STUDENT COUNCIL 45 STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION 82 Stueve, Jim 36,64 Stueve, Sandra 36,38,42-43 Swaim, Alice 27, 39,42-43,47,49 T TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Taggart, Mardy 27,42-43 Tanner, Johnnie 36,41,46,64,81 Tanner, Randy 31,44,47, 62-64 Tanner, Terry 20,41 Tessendorf, Randy 36,59,67 THESPIANS 51 Thomas, Lou Ann 31,39,42-43,44,47,49,54-55,81 Thomas, Richard 31,44 Thompson, Alana 32,36,42-43,54,55 Thome, Jack 36,49,58,64 TITLE PAGE 1 TRACK 66 Travis, Ricky 36,41 Trimmell, William 7 Trimmell, Roger 27,44,49,59-61 U Ubel, Loleta 2,31,44,54-55 Umscheid, Cheryl 31,39,15,42-43,47,54-55 Umscheid, Gary 20,41,67 Umscheid, Ted 65,46 W Walsh, Rick 27,46 Washington Clara 21,42,53,54-55 W-Club 53 Weixelman, Pam 21,46 Weixelman, Robert 36,41,59 Welter, Marcella 27,39,42-43,54-55 West, Winnie 21,38,39,45,47,49,51,54-55,56 Wheeler, Duane 21 Wheeler, Marla 31,42-43,46,47 White, Ellen 2,21,39,44,47,51,54-55,81,84 White, John 27,44,45,47,51,81,84 White, Maureen 36,38,46,54-55 White, Warren 31,47,59-61,67 William, Don 21 Wilson, Mary 22,38,45,47,51,54-55,56,81 WINTER FORMAL 76 Winter, Linda 22,39,42-43 Winter, Shirley 36,39 Wisdom, Mike 27 Woods, Suzanne 31,34,47,54-55 Worden, Harry 27,41,46 Worden, Rosemary 22,39,42-43,46 Worrell, Cindy 36,42-43,54-55 Worrell, Craig 22, 41', 46 Worrell, Sheryl 27,42-43,46,47,54-55 Worthing, C. R. 27,40,41,47 Worthing, Linda 36,38,46,54-55 Y Yonning, Dale 22,67 Young, David 27 Y-TEEN BANQUET 78 Y-TEENS 39 88