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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1969 volume:

Table Of Contents Mrs. Pat Schumacher, Clerk of Board. The school board members from LEFT TO RIGHT are : Wayne Ubel, Alfred (Dutch) Bahner, Bill Bradford, Chris Langvardt, Jess Stewart, Tom Worrel, and Robert Masseion. Go To The Office Vice-Principal Ron Holmes asks advice of Principal W. G. Trimmell. Mrs. Elva Pageler does all of the secretarial work, bookkeeping and the thousands of other tasks which keep the school running smoothly. 5 DENNIS ADAMS ANN BAY BARBARA BURGESS JOHN CHILDS HELEN COX CARLA DOMITZ EDNA DOPERALSKI TONY DUTTON Wamego High LARRY GRIMSLEY CORINNA HARESNAPE SPIKE HARSHBARGER RON HOLLANDSWORTH RON HOLMES ORVILLE HUDDLESTON SUSIE KNEDLK JIM LEE 6 ANNETTE MARKHAM PAUL MARKHAM JOHN OSBORNE LOREN RIBLETT BARBARA ROBISON GERALDINE SCHULTZ CORWIN SEAMANS RICHARD SIMPSON School Faculty Barbara Robison gets a firm hold on the greased pig, as Cheryl Wright eagerly awaits her turn at the ann- ual FFA Sweetheart Contest. LLOYD STEELE CHERYL WRIGHT V.I.P.’s School Custodians: Mr. Mansfield, Mr. Dombush, and Mr. Cutright, take time out from their busy schedule to enjoy a little music. Mrs. Yonning, Mrs. Hoobler and Mrs. Bowen work on the prep- aration of lunch for the school. The I5us Drwers; Mr. Alexander, Mr. Foltz, Mr. Scofield, Mr. Daylor, Mr. Haines, Mr. Westergar, Mr. Ever- hart, and Mr. Pageler, take a few minutes rest before driving students home from school. 8 LEGEND Seniors Donate Funds To Hospital BB...............................Basketball BG............................Boys Glee GC.........................Cross Country FB.................................Football G......................................Golf GG............................Girls Glee MG.........................Mixed Chorus ME...........................Mixed Ensemble NHS...............National Honor Society NFL...............National Forensic League Tk....................................Track Ts...................................Tennis W.................................Wrestling CHRISTI ANDERSON (transfer 1) Band 1-4, Treas 3, Sec 4, P Band 2-4; FHA 1,2; GG 1, 2,4; MC 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; Play 4; Stu-Co 4; Y-Teens 2-4, Stu-Co Rep 4. KOKO BIRK FHA 1; GG 1, 3; MC 2, 3; NHS 4; Pep Club 1-4, Sec 3, Honor Pep 4; Play 3; Stu-Co 4, Treas 4; Y-Teens 1-4, Pres 4; Wa-Kaw 3. JEAN BLANKA FHA 1-4; GG 1; Y-Teens 1-4. JUNE BLANKA FFA SH Cand 3,4; FHA 1-4; GG 1; Girls Tk 1,2; Y-Teens 1-4. SHARON BOUTZ Band 1-4; P Band 2-4; FHA 1-4; GG 1,2; Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4. BOB BOYCE BB 1,2; BG 1; FFA 1-3; FB 1,2, 3,4, All-League Offense 4, Tri-Cap 4; MC 1-4; Me 2-4; Musical; Tk 2,3; Sci Club 2; Stu-Co 4; W3,4; W-Club 2-3, Stu-Co Rep 4. CHRISTI ANDERSON KOKO BIRK JEAN BLANKA JUNE BLANKA SHARON BOUTZ BOB BOYCE 10 ED BRASE BG 1-3; FB 1. BEN BRUNNER BB 1,2; BG 1,4; Class V-P 1,3; FB 1; G 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2-4, Sec 3; MC 1-4; ME 2-4; NHS 4; Outstanding Teenager 4; Play 3,4; Sci Club 2-4, Pres 3; Stu-Co 3,4, Pres 4; W-Club 2-4, Pari 3, V-P 4. GLENN CAUSEY FFA 1-4. MIKE COLE BB 1; BG 2; FB 1,2, 3, 4, Most Improved 4; Hi-Y 2; Tk 1,2. MIKE DENDURENT BB 1,2; BG 1,2,4; Boys State; Hi-Y 1,2; MC 1-4; ME 2-4; NHS 4; Play 3,4; Sci Club 2-4, Stu-Co Rep 4; Stu-Co 4; Thespians 3,4, Pres 4. GARY DEWEESE BG 1,4; MC 1-4; ME 3; Sci Club 3; 4; Thespians 3,4; Wa-Kaw 3. LARRY DEWEESE BB 1; BG 1; CC 1; Class Pari 1; Stu-Co Rep 2, Pres 3; G 1, Hi-Y 4; MC 1-3; ME 3; Sci Club 2-4; Stu-Co 2, 3. BETTY JO DORR Band 1-4, V-P 4, P Band 1-4; BB Queen Att 4; FB Queen Att 4; GG 1; MC 1-3; NHS 4; Pep Club 1-4, V-P 4; Y-Teens 1-4, Sec 4. NANCY EBERT (transfer 2) FHA 2-4; FFA SH Cand 4; GG 2; Pep Club 2; Y-Teens 3,4. ED BRASE BEN BRUNNER GLENN CAUSEY MIKE COLE MIKE DENDURENT GARY DEWEESE LARRY DEWEESE BETTY JO DORR NANCY EBERT 11 CINDY EICHMAN CAROLYN ELDER MARY JANE FARRELL RON FOURAKER ANNE GLYNN SUE CORDEN KATHIE HARRIS RON HATFIELD SUSAN HAYES CIND EICHMAN FHA 1; GG 1; MC 2, 3; Pep Club 1-4, Pari 4; Play 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4, Sec 4; Y-Teens 1-4. CAROLYN ELDER FHA 1-4; GG 1. MARY JANE FARRELL BB Queen 4; Class Treas 2, Sec 4; FHA 1; GG 1,2; MC 3; NHS 4; Pep Club 1-4, Chi 1; Play 3; Stu- Co 4. RON FOURAKER BB 1; FB 1,3,4; Tk 2. ANNE GLYNN FHA 1,2; GG 1,2, ; MC 3; Pep Club 1-3; Play 3,4; Wa-Kaw 4. SUE CORDON FHA 1-4; GG 1; NHS 4; Pep Club 1-4, Honor Pep 4, Pres 4; Salutatorian; Wa-Kaw 3; Y-Teens 1-4; Treas 4. KATHIE HARRIS 2,3? GG 1,2; Pcp Club 1; Wa Kaw 4; Y-Teens 1-3. RON HATFIELD BB 1; Class Pari 4; FB 2,3; FFA 1-4, Pres 4; Sci Club 2-4; Stu-Co 3,4; Tk 1. SUSAN HAYES (transfer 1) FHA 2; NFL 4; Pep Club 2-4; Play 3,4; Wa-Kaw 3,4, Editor 4; Y-Teens 2, 3. 12 Seniors bombard each other with pies in their skit at Class night. KAREN HEIKES Band 1-4, P Band 1-4, Twirler 3,4, Pari 4; FHA 1-4; FFA SH Att 3, Sweetheart 4; MC 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4. DON HOWARD BB 1; BC 1,2; FB 1,3, 4; MC 3; Play 3; Ts 3,4. CAROLYN HUDDLESTON (transfer 4) Band 4; FHA 4; CC 4; Girls Trio 4: MC 4; ME 4; NFL 4; Pep Club 4; Play 4; Y-Teens 4; LINDA JOHNSON Class Sec 1, 3 V-P 2; FHA 1,2; FB Queen 4; GG 1,4; MC 1-4; Musical Stu Dir; NHS 4; Pep Club 1-4, Head Chi 1, B-Team 2, 3, Head 3, Head A-Team 4, Honor Pep 4; Wa-Kaw 4; Y-Teens 1-4, V-P 4. DUANE JONES BG 1; FFA 1-4; FB 2,3,4; Tk 2,3,4. JIM KELSEY Tk 1,2. KAREN HEIKES DON HOWARD CAROLYN HUDDLESTON UNDA JOHNSON DUANE JONES JIM KELSEY 13 VICKI KITCHEN FHA 1, 2; GG 1; Girls Tk 1,2; MC 2, 3; Pep Club 1-4; Thespians 4; Y- Teens 1-4. DENNIS KLEINER BB 1; Sci Club 4. SANDY KOBISKIE GG 1-4; MC 4; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 1-4. CHRIS LANGVARDT BB 1,2, 3, 4, All-League 3,4, All-Area 3,4, Hon Men All-State 3, All-State 4, Dodge City Tourney Team 4, Best Rebounder 4, Highest Field Goal Percentage 4, Most Inspirational 4; FB 1; G 2,3,4; NHS 4; Sci Club 4; Tk 1. ROBIN LOWRY FHA 1,2; GG 1; MC 2-4; Musical; Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2. GENE MAGUIN BB 1; CC 1,2, 3,4; Play 3; Sci Club 2-4; Tk 1,2. JEAN MEISBURGER BB Queen Att 4; FHA 1-4; FB Queen Att 4; Pep Club 1-4, Treas 4, Honor Pep 4; Y-Teens 1-4. JOE MERTZ Band 1-4, V-P 3, Stu-Co Rep 4, Pep Band 1-3; BB 1; BG 1; Class Pari 2,3; FB 1, 2,3,4; FFA 1-4, Sentinel 2, Sec 3, V-P 4. CHUCK MILLER BG 1,2; MC 2. VICKI KITCHEN DENNIS KLEINER SANDY KOBISKIE CHRIS LANGVARDT ROBIN LOWRY GENE MAGUIN JEAN MEISBURGER JOE MERTZ CHUCK MILLER 14 Mortimer Frothingham (Mike Dendurent) literally sweeps Purity Dean (Julie Reed) off her feet in the Senior Play, Pure as The Driven Snow. GREG MILLER BB 1; BG 1-3: CC 3,4. JACKIE MILLER Band 1-4, Drum Maiorette 4 P Band 3,4; BB Queen Att 4; Class Treas 1; FHA 1-3, Stu-Co Rep 3; FB Queen Att_4; CC , 2,4; Girls State; Girls Trio 4; MC 1-4; ME 3, 4; Musical; Pep Club 1-4 CM 1, Pres 4, _ Honor Pep 4; Play 3,4; Stu-Co 3,4; Thespians 3,4 J as 4 -Teens 1-4. JOHN MORRIS RC 1- CC 1 2 3 4 Tk 1,2, 3.4, Most Inspirational 4; W 3; W-Club 1-4, Stu Co Rep 3. DOUG MORTON BB 1; BG 1;W 1,2,3,4;PFFA 3; MC 2,3; 1,2; W 3 4 SHIRLEY NIHART FHA 1-4, Sec 4; GG 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2. DON NIXON BB 1, Band 1-4; P Band 2-4; BG 1-4; FB 2; Hi-Y 1-4; MC 3,4. GREG MILLER JACKIE MILLER JOHN MORRIS DOUG MORTON SHIRLEY NIHART DON NIXON 15 Sheryl Peddicord, second from left was Wamego's candidate for the Shawnee Heights Relay Track Princess. DEBBIE NOLL GG 1,4; MC 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; Play 3,4; Y-Teens 1-4. BOB PEDDICORD BB 1,2, 3,4; BG 1,4; Boys State; Class Stu- Co Rep 1, Pres 2; FB 1,2, 3, 4, All-League Offense and Defense 4; All-Area 4, Hon Men All-State 4, Best lineman 4, Most Inspirational 4, Tri-Cap 4; Hi-Y 1; MC 1-4; ME 3,4; NHS 4; Outstanding Teenager 4; Play 3,4; Sci Club 2-4, V-P 3; Sportsman of the Year 4; Stu-Co 1,2,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Valedictorian; W- Club 2-4, Pres 4. JAMES PEDDICORD BB 1; BG 1,3; FFA 1-4, Treas 3, Sec 4; Hi-Y 2; Sci Club 2-4; Snowball Prince Cand 4. SHERYL PEDDICORD BB Queen Att 4; FHA 1-4; GG 1, 4; MC 2-4; Pep Club 1-4, Chi 1, B-Team 2-4; Shawnee Hts, Tk Princess 4; Snowball Princess Att 4; Y-Teens 1-4. DOUG PERINE BB 1,2, 3, 4; Class V-P 4; FB 1,2, 3, 4, All- League 4, Hon Men All-Area 4, Best Back 4; Hi-Y 4; Sci Club 2-4, V-P 3,4; Tk 1,3; W- Club 4. ROBERT PIERSON BB 1; BG 1. DEBBIE NOLL BOB PEDDICORD JAMES PEDDICORD SHERYL PEDDICORD DOUG PERINE ROBERT PIERSON 16 MIKE POOLER Band 1-4, P Band 1-4; BB 1,2; BG 1; CC 1,2; C 2; Hi-Y I'4, Pari 3, Pres 4 Stu-Co 4. BECKY PROCKISH FHA 1-4; Pep Club 2-4; Y-Teens 2. RICHARD PROCKISH BG 1-3- Hi-Y 4; Sci Club 2-4; W 4. JULIE REED (transfer 3) Band 3,4; DAR Good Citizen 4; FB Queen Att 4; FHA 3,4, V-P 4; GG 4; MC 3,4; NHS 4: Pep Club 3, 4 Head B-Team Chi 4; Honor Pep 4; Play 3,4; Thespians 4; Wa-Kaw 4; Y-Teens 3,4. JUDY RICKSTRFW FHA 1-4, Treas 4; GG 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; NHS 3,4; R°f rf-TMTDT (transfer 4) GG 4; MC 4; Y-Teens 4. JEAN ROSE (transfer 3) Wa-Kaw 4. STEVE SCHMIDT BB 1; BG 1-3; CC 3; Hi-Y 4. MIKE SEIWALD BB 1,2,3,4; BG 1,4; CC 1,2,3; Nehnng Science Award 4; MC 2-4; NFL 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Play 3,4; Sci Club 2-4, Treas 3, Pres 4; Thespians 3,4; Tk 1,2, 3,4; W-Club 2-4, Sec 4. MIKE POOLER BECKY PROCKISH RICHARD PROCKISH JULIE REED JUDY RICKSTREW ROSEMARY ROEDER JEAN ROSE STEVE SCHMIDT MIKE SEIWALD 17 SID SIMPSON BB 1; BG 4; G 1,2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2-4, Stu-Co Rep 4; MC 4; Sci Club 3, 4; Stu- Co 4; W-Club 4. RICHARD SMITH FB 1; FFA 1-4, Jr Rep 2; G 1; W 3,4. SANDI SMITH Band 1-4, P Band 2-4, Twirler 2-4, head 4; FFA 1-3, Sec 3; GG 1,4; MC 3,4; Pep Club 1-4, Honor Pep 4, V-P 4; Play 3; Thespians 3,4, V-P 4. CAROLE SOELTER Band 1-4 Out- standing Marcher 4, P Band 2-4; BG Pianist 1-4; GG 1,2,4; MC 2-4; Pep Club 1-4. ELDEN SOLT FFA 3,4, Dist Home Improvement Award 4; First Place--Dist Hallmark Division for Art 4; Tk 3. TERRY STEVENS Band 1-4, V-P 2; BB 1,2, 3,4, Second Team All-League 4; BG 4; FB 1,2, 3,4, All-League Defensive End 4; Hi-Y 1-3; MC 1-4; ME 2-4; Stu-Co 4; Tk 1,2, 3, 4; W-Club 2-4; Treas 4. ALICE SWAIM Band 1-4, Outstanding Marcher 2, Pres 4, Arion Award 4; Class Sec 2, Treas 3; FHA 1-3; GG 1,4; MC 1-4, ME 3,4; Pep Club 1, Chi 1; NFL 3,4; Play Stu Dir 4; Stu-Co 4, Sec 4; Y-Teens 1-4. SID SIMPSON RICHARD SMITH SANDI SMITH CAROLE SOELTER ELDEN SOLT TERRY STEVENS ALICE SWAIM 18 ROGER TRIMMEL (transfer 3) Band 3,4; BB 3,4, Second Team All-League 4; BG 4; Class Pres 4; FB 3,4, All-League 4, Hon Men All-Area 4, John Southall Award 4, Tri-Cap 4; Hi-Y 3,4; MC 4; NHS 3,4; Outstanding Teenager 4; Play 3; Sci Club 3,4; Stu-Co 4, V-P 4; Ts 3; Tk 3,4, Highest Total Points 4, Co-Cap 4. RICK WALSH BB 1; BG 1-3; CC 1; Tk 1. JOHN WHITE BB 1; BG 1,2,4; Class Pres 1, Stu-Co Rep 3; FB 2; Hi-Y 2-4, Sec 4; MC 3,4; ME 3,4; NHS 3,4; NFL 3,4; Play 3,4; Stu-Co 1,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Stu-Co Rep 4; Tk 1,3. HARRY WORDEN BG 1-3; CC 1; FFA 1-4; Hi-Y 1; Tk 1. SHERI WORREL Class Treas 4; FHA 1-4, Historian 2, Rep 3, Pres 4; FFA SH Cand 3,4; GG 1; MC 2,3; NHS 4; Pep Club 1-4; Snowball Princess 4; Stu-Co 4; Thespians 4; Wa-Kaw 4; Y-Teens 1-3. C.R. WORTHING BB 1; BG 1; FFA 1-4, Treas 4; Hi-Y 1-4, V-P 4; MC 2,3. GARY WYCKOFF (transfer 3) Sci Club 3; Tk 3. DAVID YOUNG BG 1. ROGER TRIMMELL RICK WALSH JOHN WHITE HARRY WORDEN SHERI WORRELL C R WORTHING GARY WYCKOFF DAVID YOUNG 19 Junior Class Homecoming float, Computerize 'Em . Class Of 1970 Don Brase Vicki Carley Kathy Brazzle David Carnahan Betty Brunkow Claudia Causey Rick Burke Tom Clark 20 1UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Cathy Bowles, President. SECOND ROW: Ed Simmer, Vice-President; Suzanne Woods, Secretary. THIRD ROW: Sharon Piper, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Morris Crisler, Stu-Co Representative; Ed Bowen, Parliamentarian. Nina Coon Roy Crenshaw Morris Crisler Clarie Cunningham Kathy Dexter Larry Doll Debra Dugan David Dyer Peggy Eichem Ray Fairchild Vicki Gant Tom Glynn Sue Harris Tina Harrison Jim Hatfield Jim Henton Denny Herman Bob Hiner Janice Hoerman Steve Holder 21 JUNIOR PLAY CAST: L. TO R.: Nancy Scully, Vicki Gant, Randy Tanner, Ann Bradford, Roni Moore, Gar- ndnB?Yer’ °°U8Jage,ler' iCh?,rM TI1?.nlas- Roxie Bellinger, Joyce Rickstrew, Tony Kilian, Lou Ann Thom- as, Debbie Alt, Mrs. Susie Knedlik, (director), Loleta Ubel. Carter Holladay Ava Hosier Julie Hupe Wayne Kemnitz Tony Killian Charlotte Kobiskie Jim Lesline Richie Lind Melvin Madorin Betty Manthe Jayne Miller Roni Moore Randy Mumpower Doug Pageler Sharon Piper Barb Plummer Carolyn Prockish Linda Prockish Phyllis Reigle Linda Riat 22 1970 Vicki Gant and Garland Boyer enthusiastically applaud a Wamego wrestler. Joyce Rickstrew Donna Robertson Karen Sackrider Jackie Scofield Nancy Scully Frances Seymour Ed Simmer Judy Smith Maureen Soelter Rosella Solt Kathy Stewart Randy Tanner Lou Ann Thomas Richard Thomas Loleta Ubel Cheryl Umscheid Marla Wheeler Warren White Suzanne Woods Vicky Zeller 23 Rick Alexander Sue Ault Kathy Bahner Kenny Baker Kim Bandyk Bill Bates Lana Beerhalter Mike Bellinder Dan Birk Lew Borgendale Gary Boutz Kirk Bradford Mary Brazzle Debbie Brockish J. D. Burwell Keith Carr Kent Carr Diane Chalkley David Crumbaker Brenda Culbertson Janis Davis Mike Daylor Debbie Depew Denny Deweese Nick Doperalski Joan Dugan Brad Eckart Cathy Eckart Robbie Eichem Kenny Fairchild 24 Mike Farrell Roger Farrelll Judy Fath Danny Fouraker Brad Gant Earl Glynn LeRoy Goehring Johnnie Grace Mike Griffin Class Of 1971 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS; BACK ROW: 1 to r.: Ron Solt, President; Brad Eckart, Vice- President. SECOND ROW: David Crumbaker, Parliamentarian; Maureen White, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Linda Herman, Secretary; Tom Mertz, Stu-Co Representative. Julia Grothjan Susie Heikes Linda Herman Jeannie Hoobler Mike Howard Tim Hund Brad Jackson Don Jolly Paul Jones David Kooser Danny Madorin Annie Mansfield 25 Susan Manthe Lyle McCarter Kathy McDonald Tom Mertz Roger Messinger Les Micheals Diane Miller Dee Morton Doug Nihart Patty Nixon Cindy Northup Deanna Pauley Randy Peddicord Susie Perine Don Peterson Kathy Pinick Janice Post Steve Prockish Rick Reigle Janet Rickstrew Dan Ridder Charles Ritchie Diann Robertson John Rookstool Joan Rose Susan Rowe Janet Sackrider Vicki Scofield Terry Seematter Stan Seymour 26 Alana Thompson and Susie Perine take tickets and give out programs at a home football game. Teresa Siebert David Songs Jim Stueve Jany Smith Linda Stewart Sue Stueve Ron Solt Nalita Stewart Johnnie Tanner The Sophomores received third place for their Homecoming float entitled Smoke 'Em Under . 1971 Shirley Winters Cindy Worrel Linda Worthing Jim Zeller Randy Tessendorf Alana Thompson Jack Thorne Rick Travis Robert Weixleman Maureen White 27 Robert Atkisson Cheryl Baker Nancy Banks Tom Beard Dorthy Beavers Richard Bellinder Pat Bishop Harold Blume i Bill Boyce Cynthia Brazzle Larry Cease David Cole Class Of 1972 Coach Lee instructs the freshman gym class in the proper techniques of wrestling. Pam Daylor Richard Doll Carey Dugan Dan Ebert Vicky Eichem Judy Elder CLASS OFFICERS BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Terry Swaim, Treasurer; Kent Trimmell, President. SECOND ROW: Pam Daylor, Vice-President; Randy Hoerman, Stu-Co Representative. FRONT ROW: Cathy Miller, Secretary; Debbie Grothe, Parliamentarian. Danny Fath Patricia Fincham Janice Fink Steve Fulmer Leslie Godwin Leland Goehring I 29 Jan Gros Debbie Grothe Deanna Harrison Patty Harrison c 1 Gus Hercules a Terry Herman Sondra Hesse s Randy Hoerman s O Tony Hudson Mary Ann Hund f Kenneth Jones Mike Jones 1 9 7 Ruth Kemnitz Tim Kilian Larry Kitchen 2 Mike Kitsmiller FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: L. TO R. : Pam Daylor, Teresa White-- head, Jan Gros, Debbie Grothe, and Cathy Miller. 30 David Parker Nick Pittenger Wayne Prockish Jim Rawson K I Mary Schmidt Steve Schumachei Willette Marten Cathy Miller Tim Morris Anita Nash Jean Noll Bob Mertz Donna Miller Mike Murphy Terry Niedfeldt Jerry Noll Tony Siebert Brynn Stewart Leland Stewart Jim Stultz [ % . v. ' Mr ! i i. a W A - w Terry Swaim Leon Sylvester 7 • ;• A i 11 A v W ■ 1' 31 Marsha Thomas Donald Torrey Kent Trimmell Phyllis Trudell Scott Trudo Beatrice Watkins Phil Washington Richard Webster Mel Wedermyer Teresa White Lynn Wilhite Tom Woodard Colleen Woods Gary Yonning Theresa Zoeller The Freshman Homecoming float with a theme of Raider Power won first place. 1972 32 LEFT TO RIGHT: Debra Dugan, Mike Seiwald, Gary Deweese, Lou Ann Thomas, Mrs. Knedlik, John White, Alice Swaim, Susan Hayes, Joanne Dugan. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Huddleston. John White and Alice Swaim hold the trophy they received as octafinalists at the McPherson tournament. Is The Draft Necessary? From rags to wrecks. This was the famous saying of the WHS Debate Squad. From the first tournament everyone knew the squad was going to be a crashing success. The topic for this year's debate season was Resolved: That the United States should adopt a system of com- pulsory service for all citizens. The debaters found that it was very appropriate to the world situation, how- ever, most of the squad preferred the negative side of the question and a voluntary system with a voluntary army. McPherson was exciting for John White and Alice Swaim who got into the octafinals and received a trophy, the only one the squad received. At District the four-man team; Alice Swaim, John White, Gary Deweese, and Mike Seiwald tied for third place with Atchison, but lost out on a trip to state by a few speaker points. 35 Rembrandt von Scully hard at work. Twinkle-toes Peddicord tries to fake out Coach Markham, as the seniors go down in defeat. Better pay attention, Joe! Members of Driver's Ed class preparing to go driving in their '69 Chevy are: Janice Fink, Bill Boyce, Wilette Marten, Coach Markham, Anita Nash, Tim Morris, and Richard Bellinder. 36 Mrs. Haresnape helps Debbie Brockish with her sewing proj- Please don't blow up the school, freshmen! ect. In the shop Robbie Eichman, Jim Stueve and Melvin and Danny Madorin work diligently on their projects. 37 Roxie Bellinger is explaining to Karen Heikes that her skirt is entirely too short for Mr. Holmes' dress code. Mr. Riblett watches over Mike Seiwald as he works on an experiment. 38 Doesn't anyone study in this room? This pyramid was formed by: TOP ROW: Jackie Scofield and Nina Coon. MIDDLE ROW: Alana Thompson, Peggy Eichem and Linda Herman. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Rick- strew, Carolyn Prockish, Jayne Miller, and Janet Barr. Who needs a wife? Greg Miller, James Peddi- cord and Steve Schmidt are learning to fix their own meals in Home Ec class. 39 3f • V' V t “v. 7 . v —x.' v.s.:: ‘ . ;r -r .Vl rv-: • „, ' •« ,. • . V •- . - v i - . % • r+JS'� • i - ‘« «! • V . _r « • . , ?. , � «,, K MflL • N - v •? • . • ■ S ■' . ■- • «, Band Buys New Uniforms With the help of the Music Boosters Club, food and cloth- ing sales and each band member selling candles, new band uniforms were purchased, and introduced at the first home football game. The band, under the direction of Mr. John Childs, gave concerts at several area schools again this year. Members of the Marching Band; LEFT BACK, following the W: Gary Boutz, Terry Herman, Cathy Farrell, Jean Noll, Sharon Boutz, Lou Ann Thomas, Nancy Crenshaw, Patty Nixon, Barb Plummer, Sue Ault, Donna Miller, Vickie Zeller, Linda Herman, Judy Fath, Diane Miller, Debbie Depew, Betty Jo Dorr, David Parker, Don Nixon, Jim Zeller, Richard Webster, Roger Trimmell, Ken Jones, Terry Stevens, Mihe Pooler, Bob Pierson, Alice Swaim, Jack Thorne, Leon Sylvester, Steve Prockish, Mike Howard, Maureen Soelter, Tom Mertz, Roxie Bellinger, Annie Mansfield, Sharon Piper, Kathy Bahner, David Crumbaker, Carole Soelter, Christi Anderson, Patricia Fincham, Brenda Culbertson, Janet Rickstrew, Steve Fulmer, Kent Trimmell, Lana Beerhalter, Julie Reed, Nancy Scully, Rick Reigle, Susie Heikes. FRONT ROW: Karen Heikes, Jackie Miller, Sandi Smith. 41 The Twirlers: 1. to r. .-Susie Heikes, Sandi Smith, head; Karen Heikes and Sharon Piper. The 1968--1969 Marching Band Majorette, Miss Jackie Miller. SFrmin° ,:w Sib : “rfctor iohnc'Childs Susie Heikes, Gary Boutz, Barbara Plummer, Nancy Scully. SECOND ROW: Mike Pooler, Alice Swaim, Don Nixon, David Parker, Rosella Solt, Patty Nixon, Christi Ander- H °nV arecMil,ler’ ScVe Ault’ Judy Fath- ™RD ROW: Be«y J° Do°r Sharon Boutz, Vicky row rL kd rHerTian CaI° ei°e ter’ Sharon Piper, Kathy Bahner, Debbie Depew, Lana Beerhalter. FRONT Heikes 1117 ¥ TTeU' 1x511 Ann Thomas Jackie Miller, Maureen Soelter, Tom Mertz, David Crumbaker, Karen r n 42 E TEAM BACK ROW: 1. to r.: Mike Cole, Doug Perine, Roger Trimmell, Roy Crenshaw. FRONT ROW: Ron Fouraker, Bob Boyce, Bob Peddicord, Doug Morton, Joe Mertz, Warren White, Terry Stevens. Scoreboard Council Grove Wamego 26 Opponent 14 Concordia 13 12 Chapman 13 0 Tonganoxie 32 7 Abilene 21 18 Osage City 41 7 Effingham 14 7 Marysville 20 6 Sacred Heart 6 12 denotes NCKL games Tri-captains for the 1968 squad were seniors Bob Boyce, Roger Trimmell, and Bob Peddicord. i)h; KNSI }• I I.a.M BACK ROW:l. to r.: Ron Solt, Bob Peddicord, Roger Trimmell, Roy Crenshaw, Doug Perine, Larry Doll. FRONT ROW: Mike Cole, Terry Stevens, Doug Pageler, Tom Glynn, Bob Boyce, Bob Hiner, Joe 44 Roger Trimmell (14) gains yardage for the Raiders to help earn a 26-14 victory over Council Grove. Raiders Finish 8-1, Best In 25 Years auarterltac honorable Who everyc :k its wit Id il Kansas tcTi Jim r3 imego's '68 football season b was doubtful as to what success the R.i have. Warn ego cute red the North Con 'Ceague this year picked to ffnRh last. Lee also had his doubts, but he was quoted as saying before the season started that, If we win our first three games. .v 0 11 be playing Sacred Heart for the leaaue championship. Jf d of their first t hree Council Grove 26-14, 13-12, and shut but defe pman 13-0. Coach Ice ue as the Riiders rolled to _ onganoxie, Abil pe. Osage arysville on a running at- ouchdov he ran 96 yards for the winning The B opponents. They cbusI squec .etlr ny G|Dnc lng league champion ords gradually came nsecutiv wins fever ty, Effingham, I and :k averaging over|eZ5 yards a game, Nevertheless the Red Raiders, 1 of seniors, finished better than anyo 1 heir 8-1 record proved that Warn enough to play in any league. OUTSTANDING PLAYERS OF 1968 BOB PEL)DICOR 17: senior guard, tri-capta Leagiu otijenfic.and defense All-Area, h a fine group imagined. $ good M N, tri -cai llieQUon land second leading [tackle, tri-clptain, ■mention ll-5rea. League offense, er. DOl aiivn 11-Area, i usher. BOB jAll-Leagu UC PER ;econd- ue offense, KL's leading scor YCk senior offense, honorable E: senior halfback, AlpRiVi. NCKL' te MORTON: senior center, A1 able mentior AIL-Are a. [or emi, All League defense:. Lor tailback, honorable men- rable mention All-A u q sher. leading pu League of I ERRY S the .nuch- e and Warn ego ed fro: fourth quarter d He c league Ch i undefea i the scor me to town bipionahip g Id season slip rtied 6-6 in, gue HAW ROY gue bled line felin y ua$b The 45 i-. -A BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Ed Bowen, Robert Weixelman, Dan Birk, LeRoy Goehring, Gary Boutz, Brad Gant, Kirk Bradford, Coach Dennis Adams. SECOND ROW: Nick Doperalski, Brad Eckart, Stan Seymour, Melvin Madorin, Tony Kilian, James Zeller, David Dyer, Neal Bishop. THIRD ROW: Gary Blume, Ron Solt, Tom Glynn, Mike Cole, Doug Perine, Roger Trimmell, Roy Crenshaw, Doug Pageler, Bob Hiner, Larry Doll. FRONT ROW: Coach Ron Holmes, Don Howard, Ron Fouraker, Bob Boyce, Bob Peddicord, Doug Morton, Joe Mertz, Warren White, Terry Stevens, Duane Jones, Coach Jim Lee. B-Team Wins 6, Loses 1 Sacred Heart WAMEGO 12 OPPONENT 15 Riley County 38 7 Paxico 28 19 Shawnee Heights 33 0 Council Grove 25 6 Manhattan 21 20 Washburn Rural 14 0 Coach Jim Lee shouts encouragement to his team. 46 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD; BACK ROW, 1. to r. .-Coach Dennis Adams, Tim Kilian, Tom Woodard, Mike Kitsmiller. SECOND ROW: Mike Murphy, Kenneth Jones, Les Godwin, Terry Swaim, Kent Trimmell, John Eichem. Gary Yonning, Mike Bellinder, Larry Cease, Nick Pittenger. FRONT ROW: Phil Washington, David Cole, Dan Ebert, Richard Webster, Jim Stultz, Harold Blume, Randy Hoerman, Jerry Noll, Tony Siebert, Bob Mertz. Basketball WAMEGO OPPONENT Shawnee Heights 36 50 Sacred Heart 38 57 Marysville 32 70 Alma 40 42 Sacred Heart 48 50 Marysville 54 62 Alma 45 31 Shawnee Heights 41 35 Alma 41 42 Onaga 61 48 Council Grove 50 42 Frosh Sports Football WAMEGO OPPONENT Shawnee Heights 19 0 Council Grove 7 27 Riley County 32 7 Marysville 7 14 Shiedler 14 21 Alma 35 0 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD; BACK ROW, 1. to r. : Mel Wedermeyer, Wayne Prockish, Coach Dennis Adams, Danny Fath, Mike Kitsmiller, Kenneth Jones, Larry Kitchen, Larry Cease, Mike Murphy, Harold Blume, Donald Torrey. SECOND ROW: Rick Doll, Greg Cordts, Phil Washington, Dan Ebert, Jerry Noll, Mike Eckart, Richard Webster, Scott Trudo. FRONT ROW: Randy Hoerman, Kent Trimmell, Tony Siebert, Jim Stultz, Steve Fulmer, Terry Swaim, John Eichem, David Parker, Steve Schumacher. 47 VARSITY SQUAD; L. TO R.: Coach Paul Markham, Brad Eckart, Ron Solt, Doug Perine, Bob Peddicord, Roy Crenshaw, Roger Trimmell, Larry Doll, Tom Glynn, Mike Seiwald, Terry Stevens, Melvin Madorin, Chris Langvardt, Tim Hund, Assistant Coach Spike Harshbarger. FRONT, kneeling: Manager Mel Wedermyer. Raiders Prove Strength In NCKL Tie For First The 1968—1969 Red Raider varsity basketball squad, co-champions of the NCKL, finished 12-8 for the year. It was a season of disappointments, though, as the Raiders didn't win the Dodge City Tournament and failed to make it to the state tournament. Starting out with an impressive victory over Wash- bum Rural, Wamego then lost to Abilene, 60-61 , breaking a 27-game winning streak. They lost an- other one-pointer to Shawnee Heights, 5 Or 51 . be- fore they headed to Dodge to defend their title. They lost three straight and took eighth. Chris Langvardt was named to the all-tournament team. Wamego fought to win the NCKL, and managed a tie for the championship. The Raiders closed out the season with a win over Tonganoxie. Then ‘he Raiders traveled to Clay Center and the regional tournament. They played Abilene in the first round and Wamego's basketball season ended when the CoNvboys won 64-58. Four Red Raider players received honors: CHRIS LANGVARDT: All-League, All-Area, All-State, top scorer in the NCKL, fourth-highest scorer in Wamego history; ROGER TRIMMELL: second-team All-League: TERRY STEVENS: second-team All- League; LARRY DOLL. second-team All-League. 48 Larry Doll S'll Junior 2nd Team All-League Roger Trimmell 6'0 Senior 2nd Team All-League Terry Stevens 6'0 Senior 2nd Team All-League Chris Langvardt 6'4 Senior All-League All-Area All-State NCKL Top Scorer Dodge City All-Tourney Team Senior players talk things over before the start of a game. 49 Doug Peri ne 5'10 Senior Bob Peddicord Mike Seiwald 5'10 Senior 6'1 Senior 50 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Coach Paul Markham, Roger Trimmell, Mike Seivvald, Terry Stevens, Chris Langvardt, Melvin Madorin, Tim Hund, Danny Madorin, Tom Glynn, Larry Doll, Roy Crenshaw, Bob Peddicord, Assistant Coach Spike Harshbarger. FRONT ROW: Doug Perine, David Crumbaker, Roger Farrell, Ron Solt, Jim Zeller,- Bill Bates, Stan Seymour, Brad Eckart, Kirk Bradford, Jack Thome, Randy Peddicord. SEATED: Manager Mel Wedermyer. Varsity Scoreboard WAMEGO OPPONENT Washburn Rural 69 50 Abilene 60 61 Marysville 58 55 Concordia 73 67 Chapman 67 62 Sacred Heart 77 59 Shawnee Heights 50 51 Abilene 87 66 Osage City 55 51 Ness City 58 80 Shawnee Mission East 54 55 Argonia 53 60 Marysville 73 72 Effingham 76 55 Concordia 64 67 Chapman 57 69 Roosevelt of Emporia 67 46 Sacred Heart 75 56 Tonganoxie 63 55 Abilene 58 64 B-Team Scoreboard WAMEGO OPPONENT Washburn Rural 54 45 Abilene 52 50 Marysville 44 53 Concordia 67 68 Chapman 61 60 Sacred Heart 51 55 Shawnee Heights 68 64 Abilene 74 50 Osage City 73 38 Marysville 63 50 Effingham 53 48 Concordia 78 60 Chapman 62 50 Roosevelt of Emporia 76 26 Sacred Heart 56 37 Tonganoxie 59 39 51 Coach Jim Lee shouts a little helpful advice and other things to his wrestlers. Warren White gets a good hold on his opponent. White Leads Wrestlers This year's wrestling team demonstrated much im- provement over last year. Although they didn't win many matches, Wamego came close to beating established teams, and succeeded in arousing public interest. Next year's team will be led by Warren White, who won most of this matches, taking second in the league, and fifth at district. BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Terry Herman, Leslie Godwin, Danny Fouraker, David Cole, Ed Bowen, LeRoy Goehring, Gary Boutz, Nick Doperalski, Bob Hiner, Coach Jim Lee. FRONT ROW: Richard Prockish, Robbie Eichman, Tom Mertz, Jim Hatfield, Brad Jackson, Rick Alexander, Gary Blume, Richard Smith, Warren White, Doug Morton, Bob Boyce. BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Randy Peddicord, Steve Fulmer, Morris Crisler, Jack Thome, Greg Miller, Danny Mad- orin, Gene Maguin, David Carnahan, John Morris, Leon Sylvester. FRONT ROW: Coach Spike Harshbarger. Coach Harshbarger helps John Morris prepare for the state meet. Morris Lead Harriers Spike Harshbarger started off his career as Wamego Cross Country-coach this year. His team, which consisted of three seniors, three juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen participated in seven meets, in- cluding the League and District meets. John Morris, senior captain, was leader of the pack with a time of 10:20. He was the only member of the team to qualify for the state meet, which is hosted annually by Wamego. 53 VARSITY SQUAD, BACK ROW, 1. to r. : Randy Mumpower, David Crum- baker, Warren White, Denny Deweese, Brad Eckart. FRONT ROW: Tom Glynn, Bob Hiner, Larry Doll, Dan Birk, Roger Farrell, Don Howard. Don Howard strains to complete a serve. Teams Win Trophies At Own Meets The second year of tennis at WHS coached by Ron Holmes showed much improvement over the first. Besides attending other meets, the team held three meets of its own. At the varsity meet, the team won second, with Larry Doll and Tom Glynn winning second place in the doubles. At the B-Team meet the team won first, with Brad Eckart taking first in the singles, and Denny Deweese and Roger Farrell first in the doubles. The freshman team also won their own meet, with Randy Hoerman and Kent Trimmell winning first in the doubles. FRESHMAN SQUAD; 1. to r. : Bob Mertz, Randy Hoerman, Wayne Prockish, Tony Siebert, Rick Doll, Kent 1 nmmell, Gary Yonning, Phil Washington, Mel Wedermyer. 54 BACK ROW: T. Glynn, T. Stevens, B. Boyce, T. Hund, M. Madorin, R. Burke, M. Seiwald. SECOND ROW: R. Trimmell, L. Doll, R. Solt, M. Crisler, B. Peddlcord, R. Crenshaw, J. Thome, D. Ridder. THIRD ROW: J. Noll, E. Bowen, B. Eckart, J. Morris, D. Pageler, B. Jackson, D. Jones. FOURTH ROW: L. Godwin, T. Siebert, R. Webster, R. Peddicord, D. Carnahan, B. Gant, L. Sylvester, D. Cole, R. Hoerman. FRONT ROW: Asst. Coach Lloyd Steele, T. Woodard, T. Herman, J. Tanner, G. Cordts, K. Trimmell, D. Parker, S. Ful- mer, B. Boyce, Coach Spike Harshbarger. Raider Thinclads Win Honors Paced by a stalwart group of seniors and a fine group of underclassmen the Raider track team did exceedingly well. They finished 2nd at Council Grove, Clay Center, and Shawnee Heights and copped 1st place honors at the Wamego Invitational. Roger Trimmell garnered two firsts and Terry Stevens a third place at Regionals to qualify for the State meet. Roger placed fourth in the broad jump and sixth in the 880 while Terry was seventh in the pole vault. Individual honors were awarded to Roger Trimmell for most total points and most points in field events, Ron Solt for most points in running events, and to John Morris, who was voted Most Inspirational by the track team. 1969 SCHOOL TRACK RECORDS POLE VAULT—Terry Stevens. . 12’ 6 1 2 880 YD. RUN—Roger Trimmell . 1:59.1 BROAD JUMP--Roger Trimmel. 21' 7 3 4 MEDLEY RELAY--Mike Seiwald, Brad Eckart, Ron Solt, Roger Trimmell......................3:39.8 480 YD. HIGH HURDLE SHUTTLE RELAY- Melvin Madorin, Brad Eckart, Ron Solt, Terry Stevens . . . 1:05.8 TWO-MILE RELAY--Roger Trimmell, Jack Thorne, Mike Seiwald, Bob Peddicord....................8:40 Roger Trimmell strains for the finish line as anchor man of the medley relay team, which broke the school record at the Shawnee Heights relays. 55 BACK ROW, l. to r. : Coach Paul Markham, Nick Doperalski, Sid Simpson, Chris Langvardt, Ben Brunner, Kirk Bradford. FRONT ROW: Steve Schumacher, Denny Herman, John Grace. Ben Brunner takes a graceful swing. Brunner Takes Fifth In State This years golf team consisted of eight boys. The two-man team of Ben Brunner and Chris Langvardt placed third in each of their meets. Ben was first medalist in the tournament at Wamego. The four-man team, Sid Simpson, Kirk Brad- ford, John Grace, and Denny Herman, placed twelfth at Manhattan, sixth at regionals, and fourth at each of their other meets. For the fourth year, Ben Brunner qualified for state. He received fifth place at the tourna- ment in La Crosse. 56 BACK ROW, 1. to r. : Debbie Alt, Cathy Bowles, Alice Swaim Jackie Miller, John White, Ben Brunner, Mike Dendurent, Morris Crisler, Terry Stevens, Mike Seiwald, Bob Boyce, Ron Hatfield, Roger Trimmell, Mike Pooler, Sid Simpson, Bob Peddicord. KNEELING: Christi Anderson, Koko Birk, Sheri Worrell, Mary Jane Farrell. SITTING: Ron Solt, Tom Mertz, Kent Trimmell, Randy Hoerman. Stu-Co Revises Dress Code The 1968-1969 Student Council, led by Ben Brunner and sponsored by Mr. Ethington, accomplished two major needs this year. One was the completion of the school sign that had, for several years, been talked about, but never built. Revision of the school dress code was the other improvement and it represented a combination of dress codes taken from other league schools. The Student Council also sponsored school dances during football and basketball season. Several of these featured area bands. Ben Brunner congratulates newly elected Stu- Co president Lou Ann Thomas. 58 BACK ROW, 1. to r. : Mike Dendurent, Doug Pageler, Mike Seiwald, Gary Deweese, Vicki Kitchen, Jackie Miller, Randy Tanner, Sandi Smith, Mrs. Knedlik, sponsor; John White. FRONT ROW: Lou Ann Thomas, Roxie Bellinger, Ann Bradford, Julie Reed, Sheri Worrel, Cindy Eichman. Thespians See “The Drunkard To become a member of Thespians, students must earn points for parts they portray in dramatic productions through- out the year. They can earn points by being in the Junior and Senior Plays, a Musical, or one-act plays presented at Contest. This year, Thespian members attended a melodrama in Topeka-- The Drunkard , and entertained the Junior Play cast with a party, along with helping with both class plays. Officers this year were: President, Mike Dendurent; Vice-President, Sandi Smith; Treasurer, Jackie Miller; Secre- tary, Cindy Eichman; Parliamentarian, Gary Deweese; Student Council Repre- sentative, John White. Roxie Bellinger helps members of the Senior Play cast, Rosemary Roeder, Debbie Noll, and Robin Lowry, with their make-up and their lines. 59 Ann Bradford and Susie Harris are caught off guard while cneering at a football game. A-TEAM CHEERLEADERS: BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Roxie Bellinger, Ann Bradford. SECOND ROW: Sue Harris. THIRD ROW: Vicki Gant. FRONT ROW .-Linda Johnson, head. B-TEAM: Sheryl Peddicord, Susie Heikes, Julie Reed, head; Brenda Culbertson, Linda Herman. 60 The Girl's Pep Club enjoys a Red Raider basketball game. Pep Club members get excited over a Red Raider touchdown. OFFICERS PRESIDENT V-PRES SECRETARY TREASURER STU-CO REP SPONSORS Jackie Miller Betty Jo Dorr Janet Barr Jeanne Meisburger Mary Jane Farrell Mrs. Markham Mrs. Robison HONOR PEP Koko Birk Sue Gordon Linda Johnson Jeanne Meisburger Jackie Miller Julie Reed Sandi Smith 61 Pep Club Rallies Raiders Sporting new uniforms of red culottes and weskits, the Pep Club looked bigger and better than ever this year with a membership of more than 100 enthusiastic girls. The Pep Club attended cross country, football, basketball, wrestling, track, and tennis events. The Pep Club also followed the Raiders to the Dodge City Tourney where they stayed for 2 days. During the summer the A-team cheerleaders attended the ICF Camp at Kansas State University. The B-team cheerleaders went to Rock Springs to the NCA Camp where they brought back 4 ribbons and a spirit stick in 5 days competition. Peggy Eichem shows off her new Pep Club uniform of a red culotte and weskit. Faculty cheerleaders help out by providing a skit at one of the pep rallies. The cheerleaders are LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Mr. Seamans, Mr. Holmes. FRONT ROW: Mr. Dutton, Mr. Harshbarger, and Mr. Steele. 62 BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Coach Spike Harshbarger, Coach Jim Lee, Dan Birk, Ron $ fit. Brad Eckart. ROW: Coach Paul Markham, Sid Simpson, Tom Glynn, Warren White, Larry Doll, Ed Bowen. FRONT RO Bob Boyce, Mike Seiwald, Doug Perine, Ben Brunner, Terry Stevens, Bob Peddicord. W-Club Sponsors Queen Of Courts OFFICERS: BACK ROW: 1. to r. : Bob Boyce, Stu-Co Repre- sentative; Terry Stevens, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Mike Seiwald, Secretary; Bob Ped- dicord, President; Ben Brunner, Vice-President. 63 Come on John, even though it is Slave Day be nice to poor Susie. FHA Activities . . . Mr. FHA, Craig Worrel, separates an egg, as Mrs. Haresnape , judge, and the other contestants: Les Michaels, Jim Hatfield, and Terry Stevens watch. Students model their outfits on Clash Day of FHA Week. FHA girls listen attentively to President, Sheri Worrel. 64 Future Farmers of America. Chapters Receive Awards The Annual FFA Sweetheart Contest and FHA Snow- ball dance were again sponsored this year and proved to be a lot of fun for everyone. These organizations both sponsor a dinner for their members and their parents. The FFA holds a Parent- Son Banquet and the FHA has a potluck supper, the Pa, Ma, G Me. To end the year, the FFA boys have a fishing party and camp out overnight. The sponsor learns to expect anything at this outing! The FHA girls tried a new money-making project this year and sold holly and evergreens at Christmas time. This proved to be quite profitable. Both organizations had members recognized on the State level this year. Joyce Rickstrew served as the State FHA Secretary and Ron Hatfield and Joe Mertz received State Farmer awards. Another FFA member, Elden Solt, won top awards for his Home Improve- ment project for the District and State. FFA officers stand during opening ceremony. They are: Mr. Hollandsworth, Advisor; Tom Mertz, Joe Mertz, Vice- President; Ron Hatfield, Pres- ident; James Peddicord, Secre- tary; Terry Seematter, David Carnahan, Sentinel. Officers not pictured are , Richard Smith, Reporter; and C. R. Worthing, Treasurer. 65 Debbie Alt, Ben Brunner, Ann Bradford, and Jackie Miller help themselves to food at the Joint Hi-Y, Y-Teen Cabinet Potluck Dinner. Ben Brunner, Jackie Miller, Mike Pooler, and Ann Brad- ford talk things over at the Potluck Dinner held at the Coal Hole. Cindy Eichman pulls along the rest of the Ha-Ha committee in a tug-of-war skit presented at one of the Y-Teen meetings 66 Hi-Y members assemble in the auditorium for their meeting. Hi-Y And Y-Teens Work Together The Y-Teens and H-Y are brother and sister organi- zations. For their money-making project the two organizations combined their efforts and sold refresh- ments at all home football and basketball games. The two clubs also work together and present the programs for assemblies at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. The Y-Teens added another committee to the club this year. It is called the Ha-Ha committee, orga- nized to liven up the meetings. During the year the Y-Teens sponsored the annual Father-Daughter Banquet and the Hi-Y sponsored a joint dance with the Stu-Co in the spring. Mr. Dutton, Hi-Y sponsor, keeps a close watch over the refresh- ment stand at a football game. 67 Music Groups Receive High Ratings At State Music Festival Girls' Trio consisting of Judy Smith, Jackie Miller, Carolyn Huddleston and pianist Cathy Bowles received a I rating at the music contest. Mike Dendurent waves farewell to the poor folks who have to stay at school, when the music students leave for the state contest. The Girls' Glee received a II rating at the State Music Festival. 68 Mixed Chorus members who received a II rating are: BACK ROW: 1. to r. : B. Mertz, D. Herman, J. White, M. Seiwald, S. Fulmer, L. Goehring, G. Boutz, T. Stevens, G. Deweese, R. Doll, K. Trimmell, S Simpson, R. Trimmell. SECOND ROW:T. Zoeller, C. Bowles, T. White, T. Herman, M. Dendurent, R. Webster, D. Nixon, T. Mertz, D. Birk, R. Hoerman, K. Bradford, R. Tanner, J. Miller. THIRD ROW:K. Bahner, C Far- • rell, B. Stewart, R. Roeder, S. Kobiskie, C. Huddleston, V. Gant, K. Heikes, A. Bradford. G. Boyer, K. , Brazzle, J. Hoobler, L. Johnson, S. Piper, D. Noll, J. Reed. FRONT ROW:C. Miller, S. Ault, M. Soelter, J. Smith, N. Scully, F. Seymour, J. Sackrider, S. Heikes, D. Alt, D. Depew, M. White, C. Anderson, R. Bellinger, L. Thomas, R. Lowry, C Soelter. Mr. Huddleston helps Mixed Chorus members with their robes at Emporia. 69 Band members get ready to leave for the Music Festival. BACK ROW, 1. to r. : Sid Simpson, Gary Deweese, John White, James Peddicord, Gary Wyckoff, Earl Glynn, LeRoy Goehring, David Dyer. SECOND ROW: Maureen White, Susie Perine, Gary Boutz, James Zeller, Stan Seymour, Kim Bandyk, Joyce Rickstrew, Cathy Bowles, Janet Rickstrew. THIRD ROW: Lou Ann Thomas, Kathy Bahner, Roger Trimmell, Dennis Kleiner, Ron Hatfield, Vicky Zeller, Frances Seymour, Vickie Scofield, Theresa Zoeller. FRONT ROW: Mr. John Osborne, Mike Seiwald, Mike Dendurent, Bob Peddicord, Larry Deweese, Doug Perine, Ben Brunner, Nick Doperalski, and Mr. Loren Riblett. Science Club Sponsors Local Fair Wamego winners in the Kansas Junior Academy of Science competition were L. to R. in picture A- BOVE: Dennis Kleiner, superior; Earl Glynn, excel- lent; Mike Seiwald, highly superior, and Ron Hat- field, excellent. This year, for the first time the Science Club sponsored a local science fair, for all interested students. Science club not only strives to promote scholastic achievement in the sciences but also in other studies. OFFICERS, L. to R. : Mike Seiwald, Mike Dendurent, Doug Perine, LouAnn Thomas, Joyce Rickstrew, and Cathy Bowles. 70 Roy Crenshaw (33) steps across the line to score for Wamego. Raiders Tromp Osage, The Red Raider Band, sporting bright new uniforms, leads the Homecoming parade down Main Street. 72 The 1968 Football Homecoming Queen, Miss Linda Johnson An overwhelming 41 to 7 victory over Osage City highlighted the 1968 annual Football Homecoming. Activities included the traditional parade downtown featuring the queen candidates and class floats which were judged by local businessmen. The Freshman float entitled Raider Power won first place followed by the senior class float with Sock it to 'em . Linda Johnson, senior at WHS was crowned 1 968 Homecoming Queen during the evening ceremony. A dance featuring the Copy Cats was held after the ball- game in honor of the queen and her attendants: Betty Jo Dorr, Jackie Miller, Jeanne Meisburger, and Julie Reed. Linda Crowned Queen THE CANDIDATES: L. TO R. : Miss Betty Jo Dorr, Mr. Bob Dorr, Koko Birk, Jonathan Mertz, Miss Linda John- son, Mr. Harold Johnson, Miss Jeannie Meisburger, Mr. Jule Thompson, Miss Jackie Miller, Mr. Randy Miller Miss Julie Reed, Mr. C.V. Reed. 73 Mary Jane Is Queen Of Courts A 75 to 56 victory over Sacred Heart climaxed the 1969 WHS Basketball Homecoming where Miss Mary Jane Farrell, senior at WHS was crowned homecoming queen by Miss Jeanne Mark- ham. 1968 queen. Attendants to the queen were: Betty Jo Dorr, Jackie Miller, Jeanne Meisburger, and Sheryl Peddicord, all seniors. Miss Penny Peddicord was crown-bearer and Sue Gor- don, Honor Pep President, presented each attendant with a red rose. A dance was held after the game featuring the Disciples, an eight-piece show band. The 1969 Basketball Homecoming Queen Miss Mary Jane Farrell. BACK ROW: Queen Mary Jane. SECOND ROW: Sheryl Peddicord, Betty Jo Dorr. FRONT ROW: Jackie Miller Jeanne Meisburger. 74 Class officers and their dates at the head table, Ron Hatfield, Don Howard, Many Jane Farrell, Linda Johnson, Roger Trimmell, Cathy Bowles, Ed Simmer, Sheri Worrell, Terry Stevens and Doug Perine enjoy the meal at the banquet Three Coins In A Fountain Bob Peddicord, Debbie Alt, Ann Bradford, and Pat Lang- vardt view the main attrac- tion at the prom. 75 Guest help themselves to punch and cookies. Tri-captains Roger Trimmell, Bob Boyce, and Bob Peddicord heave the Council Grove effigy into the bonfire at the city ball park during the pep rally. Snake Dance Inspires Raiders Head cheerleader Linda Johnson leads en- thusiastic Red Raiders down Main street in a snake formation. Coach Lee and the senior members of the football team lead the parade down Main, followed by the rest of the squad. 76 I KU Basketball Coach Ted Owens was guest speaker at the Lions Club sponsored Athletic Banquet. Coach Paul Markham gave awards to his basketball players. Chris Langvardt was named Most Inspirational Player and Most Valuable Player, along with an award for Best Field Goal Percentage. Terry Stevens received honors for having the Best Field Goal Percentage. Athletes Receive Many Awards Roger Trimmell was awarded the first John Southall Award. Bobby Peddicord, Mike Cole and Doug Perine received football awards from Coach Jim Lee. Bobby was voted Most Inspirational Player and Best Lineman, while Mike received an award for Most Improved Player and Doug was named Best Back. 77 Snowball Attracts Large Crowd Santa Claus Harshbarger crowns Miss Sheri Worrel as the Snowball Princess, while her attendants and last year's princess, Miss Linda Henneberg watch. The 1968 Snowball, Fantasy and Frost was high-lighted by the crowning of Sheri Worrel as Princess, and Joe Mertz as Prince. Entertainment was the annual reading of Santa's Christmas list, and refreshments were served by the Chapter Mothers. Music was provided by the Citations . Other candidates for prince and princess as pictured below included: Sue Gordon, Ron Hatfield, Sheryl Peddicord, James Peddi- cord, Sheri, Joe, Judy Rickstrew, Duane Jones, Shirley Nihart, andC.R. Worthing. Nancy Scully, Debbie Alt, and Ann Bradford greet Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. 78 Snowball Royalty Mr. Boyer patiently awaits his turn at the life-saver which Mr. Gant and Mr. Piper are picking at. Laugh With Dad was the theme of the annual Y-Teen Father-Daughter Ban- quet. After the meal, daughters and dads participated in a leg contest, bal- loon race, sack race, whistle contest, and three-legged race. Special awards were given to the oldest father (Mr. Mansfield), the youngest father (Mr. Grothe), the baldest father (Mr. Miles), the tallest father (Mr. Bahner), the shortest father (Mr. Mill- er), and the father of the most children (Mr. Rickstrew). The daughters and fathers shared the most fun in the hairiest contest ever. And the nine finalists are. . . Here again the fathers won, which really goes, to show, That girls are made of sugar and spice, And fathers have the mightiest blow. 79 Miss Karen Heikes (center) reigns as FFA Sweetheart, with her attendants, L. TO R.: Nancy Ebert, June Blanka, Judy Rickstrew, and Sheri Worrel. Karen Chosen FFA Sweetheart The contestants for the annual FFA Sweetheart Contest had their agricultural skills tested by being put through a series of events such as: driving a tractor and trailer, saddling a horse, catching a greased pig, and milking a bottle. In the evening, the Sweetheart Dance, featuring the Fraight , was held. Karen Heikes was crowned, and presented a necklace at the dance, while each of the attendants received a heart-shaped compact from the FFA. Karen proudly mounts her horse. 80 Bothwell And Pitney Named Honorary Members FFA members, parents, faculty, and honorary members attended the annual FFA banquet at St. Bernards. The main course of the meal was ham which had been raised by the FFA members. After the meal, Mr. Hollandsworth, FFA advi- sor, presented awards to the following members: Joe Mertz, Beef Award, Chapter Star Farmer, State Farmer; James Peddicord, Swine Award; El den Solt, Home Improvement Award; Ron Hatfield, Poultry Award, State Farmer Award; Bob Mertz, Star Greenhand Award. Joe Mertz confers with Leon Sylvester and his father, Lyle Sylvester, after the presentation of awards. Mr. David Bothwell, former FFA advisor at Wamego, receives an honorary membership award from president Ron Hatfield, as Mr. William Trimmell holds the honorary membership award he received for Mrs. Freda Pitney. 81 Junior Class Presents: Lilies Of The Field CASAJOSt uoc TACOS CttCWJlAOAi 'JCUCANOU SOflfflUAS M CAHTl UCMC I If Jose Gonzalez (Tony Kilian) serves breakfast to Homer Smith (Doug Pageler). Father Gomez Homer Smith Mother Maria Marthe . . . Sister Elizabeth Sister Gertrud Sister Agnes Sister Albcrtine Jose Gonzalez Orville Livingston Ballad Singers Lou Ann Thomas Vicki Gant Debbie Alt Lou Ann Thomas, Vicki Gant, Debbie Alt, and Nancy Scully sing the ballad of Homer Smith. Homer Smith (Doug Pageler) teaches the sisters, Joyce Rickstrew, Roni Moore, Roxie Bellinger, Ann Bradford and Garland Boyer English with the use of the phonograph. 82 Members of the playcast L. to R. : Ben Brunner (Jed Lunn), Sharon Boutz (guest at the party), Jackie Miller (Zamah Logan), Shirley Nihart (guest at the party), Bob Boyce (guest at the party), Craig Worrell (guest at the party), Mike Seiwald (Jonathan Logan), Mike Dendurent (Mortimer Frothingham), John White (Leander Long- fellow), Julie Reed (Purity Dean), Anne Glynn (Nellie, the beautiful cloak model), Rosemary Roeder (Imogene Pickens), Christi Anderson (Mrs. Faith Hogue), Cindy Eichman (Letty Barber), Robin Lowry (Mrs. Ethlinda Hewlitt), Bob Peddicord (E. Z. Pickens), Debbie Noll (Alison Hewlitt). Senior Class Presents: ‘ Pure As The Driven Snow” Bob Peddicord (E. Z. Pickens) adds to the triumphs and tragedies of being the photographer for a high school yearbook. Mike Dendurent, the villain, and John White, the hero, don't exactly see things eye to eye about the heroine, Julie 83 BACK ROW: Mr. Trimmell. SECOND ROW: John White, Mike Seiwald, Roger Trimmcll, Mike Dendurent, Betty Jo Dorr, Bob Peddicord, Debbie Alt, David Dyer, Chris Langvardt, Ben Brunner, Larry Deweese. FRONT ROW: Judy Rickstrew, Linda Johnson, Koko Birk, Mary Jane Farrell, Sheri Worrel, Sue Gordon, Cathy Bowles, Julie Reed, Ann Bradford. 16 New Members Received Into National Honor Society Bob Peddicord, who was both Valedictorian and Sportsman Sue Gordon, Salutatorian, speaks to graduates of the Year, receives his diploma and congratulations from and their parents on Decisions . Mr. Chris Langvardt. 84 Mike Pooler receives his diploma from the president of the school board, Chris Lang- vardt, as one of 76 1969 graduates. Julie Reed receives congratulations from her father, Superintendent C. V. Reed, as well as from Mr. Langvardt. Graduation, Goodbye The 1969 graduates march down the aisle to attain a goal it has taken them many years to reach. 85 h| i-i Adams, D. 6,46,47 Alexander, R. 24,52, All, D. 20,22, 34, 58, 66, 69 73,75,78,82,84 Anderson, C. 10,41, 42, 58, 69.83 Atkisson, R. 28 Ault, S. 24,41,42,69 Balincr, K. 24, 41, 42, f!9, 70 Bailey, D. 20 Baker, B. 20 Baker, C. 28 Baker, K. 24 Bandyk, K. 24,70 Banks, N. 28 Barr, J. 20,39 Bates, B. 24 Bay, A. 6 Beard, T. 28 Beavers, D. 28 Beebe, W. 20 Beerhalter, L. 24,41,42 Bellindcr, M. 24,47 Bellinder R. 28,36 Bellinger, R. 20,22,38,41, 59,60,62,69, 76,82 Birk, D. 24,46, 54,63,69 Birk, K. 10.58,73,84 Bishop, N. 20,46 Bishop, P. 28 Blanka, Jean 10 Blanka, June 10,80 Blume, G. 20,46,52 Blume, H. 28,47 Boutz, G. 24,41,42,46,52, I� _ Boutz, S. 10,41,42,83 Bowen, E. 20,46,52,55.63 Bowles, C. 20, 58,68,69, 70, 75.84 t,... 55, 58,63,69, 76,83 Boyer, G. 0-22, 69, 82 Bradfordi A. j O, 22, 59 60, 2162,66,69,75,76,78.82 b radford, K. 24,46,51,56, I 69, 84 t Hrase, D. 20 'rase, E. 11 Brazzle, C. 28 frazzle, K. 20,69 frazzle, M. 24 f Blockish, D. 24,37 . prunkow, B. 20 IBrunner, B. 11, 56, 58, 63, 66 ' 70,83,84 Burgess, U 634 Burke, R 20,55 BurwcIT, J. 24 } Carlev, V. 20 ? Carnahan, D. 20,53,55, Carr, Keith 24 Carr, Kent 24 Causey, C. 20 Causey, G. 11 Cease, L. 28,47 Chalkley, D. 24 Childs, J. 6,42 Clark, T. 20 Cole, D. is, 47, 52.55 Cole, M. 1 1.44,46, 77 Coon, |ftfjrfl,39 Cordts, G. 29,47, 55 Cox, H. 6 Crenshaw, N. 29,41 Crenshaw, R. 2 1,44,46, 55,72 Crisler, M 20.21,53,55,58 Crumbaker. D. 24,25,41,42,54 Culbertson| B. 24,41 60 Cunningham, C. 21 Davis, J. 14 Day lor, M 24 Day lor, P. 29, 30 Dendurent, M. 11,58,59,69, 70,83,84 Depew, Dj 24,41,42, 69 Deweese, i • 54 P Wi Dcwe c 11, (7, 4j Dexter, kJ 21 Doll, L. 21.44. 16,48,49, 51,54,55 63 Doll, R 2'h 47, 54,69 Domitz, CL 6 mB Wll Doperalski. Doperalski. N. 24,46, 52, 56, 70 Dorr, B. V, 4 1. 12, 73, 74, 84 Dugan, C.l 2C� Dugan, D.l 2 1. 3 i Dugan, J. 124. 3.3 jj Dutton, TI 6,62,67 i, 46, hpwhbbi Ebert, D. 29,47 __________ Ebert, N. 11,80 ■ Eckart, B. 24,25,46, 54,55,63 | Eckart, C. 24 Eckart, M. 29,47 Eichem, J. 29,46,47 Eichem, P. 21,39,62 Eic iemTv fV ? Uachm an, C. 12. 59,66,83 Eichman. R. 24, 3 ; 52 116,:. C. 12 Elder. J. 29 Glynn, % 21,44,46,48,51, 54, 55763 Godwin, I. 29,47,52,55 Goe%f£s, Leroy 25, 46, 52, 70 Goehnng J Leland 29 Cor dan, fj 12,78,84 25,56 v v • Gros, Jr 30 m • Griffin, M. 25 | M t Grimsleu, L. 6 Crothe, D .120, 30 Harris,1 K. 112 Harris, S. «1,60, 62 65, 76 Harrison, D. 30 Harrison, P. 30 ; ■WHh«fo£� T 62,63,78 Haresnape, C. 6,37,64 Hatfield, J. 21,52,64 Hatfield, R. 12,58,65,70, I WM81 _ m Y - 12aM 35 r Hercules, G. 30 Heil.es, K. 13, 38, 4 1,42, 69, Heikes, S. 25,41,42,60,69 Henton, J. 21 Herman, D. 21,56 Herman, L. 25,39,41,42,60 Herman, T. 30,41,52,55 Hesse, S. 30 Hiner, B. 21,44,46,52,54 Hoerman, J. 21 Hoerman. R. 29.30,47,54,55. 55,58,69 | Holder. S. 21 Hollad|«C. 22 Hollanfc rorth, R. � Holmel cR. 5, 6,4( er, J. 2S A 22 toward, D. 13,46,54,75 ■ Fairphild, K. 24 Fairchild, Ray 2 1 Fairchild, Rich 88■ Fairchild, Robert 29 Farrell, C. 29,41,42,69 Farrell, Mike 25 Farrell, M.J. 12,38,58,74] 75, 84 m Farrall, R. 54 I atH, D. 29,47 Fath, J. 25,41,42 Finchaxn, P. 29,41 Fi ik, J Z9,36 iouraker, D. 24, 52 Fouraker, R. 12,44,46 Fulmer, S. 29, 41,47, 55, 69 Gant, B. 25,46,55, Gant, V. 21,22,60,62,69,76, 82 Glynn, A. 12,83 Glynn, E. 25,70 , D. 6 . T. 30 -------M. 30 Hnnd, 1. 25,4«, 5!, 55 i. Jackson, B. 25, 52, 55 Jollv D. 25 Johnson, L. 13,34,60,62,69, 73, 74,76,84 Jones, D. 13,46,55,78 Jones, K. 30,41,47 Jones M. 30 Jones, P. 25 gd Kelse , J. 13 Kemnitz, R. 30 Kcmnitz, VV. 22 Kilian, Tim 30, 47, 82 Kilian, Tony 22,46 Kitchen, L. 30, 47 Kitchen, V. 14, 59 Kitsmiller, M. 30,47 Kleiner, D. 14, 70 Knedlik, S. 6,22,35,59 Kobiskie, C. 22 Kobiskie, S. 14 Kooser, D. 25 Langvardt, C. 14,48,49,51, 56,77,84 Lee, J. 6,28,46,52,63,76 Lesline, J. 22 Lind, R. 22 Lowry, R. 14,69.83 Madorin, Di- 25, 37. 5f?S Madorin. M. 22,37,46,48, 51, 55 rguin, G. 14, 53 t. Mansfield, A. 25.41 Manthe, B. 22 Mam he, S. 26 Markham, A. 7,70 Markham, P. 7,36,48,51,56, 63,77 Martin, W. 31. 36 McCarter, L. 26 McDonald, K. 2( Moisburger. J. 14 3. 74 Mertz, B. 30.47, 34,09 Mertz, J. 14,36,44.45,65, 78,81 Mertz, T. 25,26,41,42,52. 58,65,69 Pierson, R. 16,41 Pinick, K. 26 Piper, S. 20,22,41,42,69 Pittinger, N. 31,47 Plummer, B. 22,42,49 Pooler, M. 17,41, 58, 66,85 Post, J. 26 Prockish, B. 17 Prockish, C. 22,39 Prockish, L. 22 Prockish, R. 17,52 Prockish. 5. 26,41 Prockish, V. 31,47, 54 Rawson. J. 31 Reed, I. 17,41.59,60,69,73, 83, 84, S5 Reigle, P. 22 | ReigJf, R. 26, Riat, L. 22 Riblett, L. 7,33,70 Rickstrew, Janet 26,41, 70 Rickstrew, Joyce 22,23,70, 83 Rickstrew, Judy 17, 39, 78. 80 J 84 Stevens, T. 18,41,44,46,48, 49,51,55,58,63,64,69,75, 77 Stewart, B. 31,69 Stewart, K. 23 Stewart, Lei and 31 Stewart, Linda 27 Stewart, N. 27 Stultz, J. 31,47 Stcuve, J. 27,37 Steuve, S. 27 Swaim, A. 18,35.41,42,58, 69 Swaim, T. 29,31,41,47 Sylvester, L. 31,41,53,55,81 Tanner, J. 27,55 Tanner, R. 22.23,59,69 Tessendorf, R. 27 Thomas, L. 22,23.35,41,42. 58,59,69,70, 82 Thomas, M. 32 Thomas, R. 22,23 Thompson, A. 27,39 Thorne, J. 27,41,51,53,55 Torrey, D. 32,47 Travis, R. 27 Messinger, R. 26 Michaels, L. 26,64 ■Miller, Cathy 29, 30, 31,69 Ritchie, C. 26 Robertson, Dianne 26 Robertson, Donna 23 Trimmell, K. 29,32,41,47, 55,58,69 Trimmell P. 10.41.44 4 iviiiier, i nuc i ™ Robison, B. 7 46,48,49,51,54,55,58,69, Miller, Diane 26, 41,42 Roeder, R. 17,59,69,83 70, 76,77,84 Miller, Donna 30,41 Rookstool, J. 26 Trimmell. W. 5,81,84 Rose, Jean 17, 34 Trudell, P. 32 Miller, Jackie 15. 41,42, o8, Ro� , Joan 26 Trudo, S. 32,47 Ubel, L. 22,23 59,66,68,69, 73, 74,83 Rowe, S. 26 Sack rider, J. 26 Miller, Jayne 22,39 Moore, R. 22,82 Umscheid, C. 23 Sackrider, K. 23 Walsh, R. 19 Morris, J. 15,53,55 Schmidt, M. 31 Washington, P. 32,47,54 Morris, T. 30,36 Schmidt, S. 17,39 Watkins, B. 32 Morton, Dee 26 Schumacher, S, 31,47,5 Webster, R. 32,41,47,55,69 Morton, Doug 15,44,46.52 Scofield, J. 23,39 Wedermyer, M. 32,47,48,51, Mumpower, R. 22,54 Scofield, V. 26,70 54 yfe Murphy, M. 30,47 Scully, N. 22,23,36,41, 12, Wcixdhnan, R. 27,46 Nash, A. 31,36 69, 78,80 Wlieeler, M. 23 Neidfeldt, T. 31 Seamans, C. 7, 37, 62 White, J. 19,35,58,59,64, Nihart. D. 26 Seematter, T. 26,65 f ‘ , 50,83 84 Nihart, S. 15,78,83 Si iwald, M. 17, 35, 38,4f , 50, Whiled 25, 27.69, 70 White, T. 3(7,32.69 White, Wv23,44,46 52, 54, Nixon, D. 14,41,42,69 51,55,58,59,63,69, 70, 83, Nixon, P. 26,41,42 84 Noll, D. 16,59,69,83 Seymour, F. 23,69,70 63 § W Noll, Jean 31,41 Seymour, S. 26,46 Wilhite, L. 32 Noll, Jerry 31,47 Schultz, G. 7 Winter, S. 27 Northup, C. 26 Sicbert, Teresa 27 Woodard, T. 32,47, 55 Osborne, J. 7,70 Pageler, D. 22,44,46,59,82 Siebcrt, Tony 31,47, 54, 5 5 Woods. C. 32' Wood?7 S. 20,23 Simmer, E. 20,23,75 Pageler, E. 5 Simpson, R. 7 Simpson, S. 18,56,58,63 Worden, H. 19 Parker, D. 31,41,42,47,55 69, | Worrell, Craig 64, 83 Pauley, D. 26 70 Worrell, Cynthia 27 Pcddicord, B. 16,34,36,44, Smith, Jany 27 Worrell, S. 19,38,58,59,64, 46,48,50,51,55,58,63,70. Smith, Judy 23,68,69 Smith, R. 18,52 75,78,84 74,75, 77,83,84 Worthing, C.R. 19,78 Peddicord, J. 16,39,65,70, SmiihS. 18,41,42,59 Sod ter, C. 18,41,42,69 Sodter, M. 23,41,42,69 Worthing, L. 27 78 Wright, C. 7 Peddicord, R. 26,51,53,05 Peddicord, S. 16,60,69,74, Wyckoff, C. 19,70 Solt, E. 18 Solt, Ron 25, 26, 44, 46, 4 Young, D. 19 78 8. Yonning, G. 32,47,54 Perine, S. 26,27, '0 55,58,63 Zeller, J. 27,41,46, 70 Perine, D. 16,37,41.46,48, Solt, Rosella23,42 Zeller, V. 23,41,42,70 50,51,63,70, 75, 77 Peterson, D. 26,69 Songs, D. 27 Steele, 'L. 7,55,62 Zoeller, T. 32, 70 We, the editors of the Wa-Kaw, chose to break tradition this year, We chose not to dedicate this year- book to any one person or event, because we feel that too much has happened this year, and that too many familiar faces will be missed next year, for us to single out one for this honor. Here are but a few of the many from which we might have chosen. — Susan Hayes and Debbie Alt Sen. Bob Dole speaks. . . teachers--leaving A NEW DRESS CODE! ! ! Bobby—Sportsman of the year students- - graduating Mike--to Annapolis sportsmanship award at Dodge City Chris—scholarship to K-State a winning football team--the best ever at WHS! 88 r c •' UUV-jW