Wichita County Community High School - Warrior Yearbook (Leoti, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1965 volume:

-z -mg, 1 l E I I s 1 e ii 1 ,N 2 I 2 1 1 A LOOK AT THE PAST The doorway now is empty. Laughter, foot- falls, the rustle of papers for some is past. Yet, the challenge is within for all. Some have drunk deeply at the fountain of knowledge. A few have attained their goal. Football, basketball, band, and music have helped to fill the void for others. What will you seek Within? WHERE WE CAN LOCK? TABLE CF CCNTENTS Introduction. . . . 2 King and Queen . . 4 Looking At Knowledge . . . 5 Looking At Classes. . . 19 Looking At Activities. . . .41 Looking At Athletics . . . .67 Looking At Advertisers . . . .80 3 YEARBOOK KING A N D QUEEN REIGN OVER 65 WARRIOR :: 4 ROYALTY CHOSEN BY GOVERNOR The Governor of Kansas again honor- ed WCCHS and the WARRIOR this year by choosing our annual yearbook king and queen. His choices this year were Cheryl Doyle and Dan Gardner. The Governor selects the king and queen by photograph and judges only on personal appearance. The honor of yearbook king and queen is bestowed only on seniors, and those who have been basketball, football, or other royalty are ineligible . There is no personal award or bene- fit derived from this honor, save the privilege of reigning over the WARRIOR for a year. Queen Cheryl will further her educa- tion at Fort Hays State next year in hopes of becoming a future nurse, While King Dan tentatively plans either to attend the Kansas Vo-Tech School at Goodland or join the Navy. uf 'L ,,gi'Mw:1sr1g! A S931 Sffiifl il mM, s Qi? A A. W ff, ef L,,,. 452 evil -tak fzwuz W K, me M rw, 1 if It 5f5ifi:iaf,sf1'f sllviliffgit in ig, gi. af fffmgf if 1, , 5 , f -ff- .,,,,.i..,,,. pecan' f, ,,,,,,,nzmwxzzrf 2 W Y 5 ax K ,fzgsiwgxflix K S tam, K, W , K , , laws: xlflrxrx X lm ,fl , ffl? ,Q it t X 1 ,Q tg, x LOCKING AT KNCWLEDGE Although every high school revolves around its student body, it is the administration and faculty who see that every student's needs are fulfilled in accordance with what he or she puts forth. Without our efficient office force or board of education our high school days would become complete chaos. On the other hand without an understanding and inspiring faculty to listen to his many gripes and grievances, the student would be entirely lost and alone. Without anyone of these administrators, whether it be secretary, principal, a member of the board, or teacher, the mechanics of running the high school would be seriously impaired. 5 W. W. TEMPLER, Principal, M.S. , Kansas State University B O A R Do FE D U C A T I O N A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL: WE LOOK AT THE PAST TO FORETELL THE FUTURE. WE LOOK AT THE PAST TO EXPLAIN THE PRESENT. WE LOOK AT THE PAST WITH NOSTALGIA. . WE LOOK AT THE PAST TO RELIVE OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS. WE LOOK AT THE PAST TO REMEM- BER OUR GOOD TIMES. THIS YEARBOOK REFLECTS THE SCHOOL YEAR 1964-65. THIS WAS THE YEAR TO HEAR: WE'RE GOING TO STATE. WICHITA COUNTY COM- MUNITY HIGH SCHOOL ENQIOYED STATE COMPETITION IN BASKETBALL, ONE- ACT PLAY, SPEECH, VOCAL AND IN- STRUMENTAL MUSIC, SCHOLARSHIP, AND TRACK. SCHOOL BOARD - STANDING: Principal W. W. Templer, Kenneth Woods, LeRoy McRae, Dwain Meisenheimer. SEATED: County Superintendent Eliza Atkinson, Everett Caldwell, Gordon Carlisle, Roy Gwin, J I'. RUTH BODENHAMER, Crafts, B. S. , Fort Hays State, Ottawa State College. LEROY DUTTON, Algebra I, Senior Math, Freshman Health and Physical Education, Advanced Physical Education, Football, Bas- ketball, Track, B.S., Emporia State Teachers College. ALBERT FISHER Typing I and II, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, B. S. , Fort Hays State College. THOMAS GALE, Vocal Music, Psychology, B. S. , Park College, University of Northwestern. THOMAS GUERRA, Spanish I and II, journalism, B.A., East Texas State College. MRS. GRACE HAMILTON, Home Economics I, II, III, Biology, B.S. , Kansas State University. ROGER HAMILTON, General Shop, Vocational Agriculture I, II, III, IV, B.S., M. S., Kansas State University JERRY HART, American History, Constitution, International Relations, Sociology, B. S., Kansas State University, BURTON HOLMES, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, General Science, A, B. , McPherson College. NORMAN HOMAN, English I, III, journalism, Yearbook, World History, B. E. , Wisconsin State College. DON LEUSZLER, Mechanical Drawing, Woodworking, Girls Physical Education, Football, B. S., M.S., Fort Hays State College. MRS. LUCILLE TEMPLER, Librarian, English IV, Speech, A. B. , South- western College. WARREN TOWNSEND, Algebra I, Guidance, Geometry, Algebra II, M. S. , Fort Hays State College. ALVIN WILKEN, Band, Instrumental Music, B. M. , University of Wichita. TOM WILLIAMS, Physiology, Driver Education, Basketball, A.B., South- western College. MRS. TED WOODBURY, English I, II, Practical English, A.B. , College of Emporia. BOARD SECRETARY: jackie Townsend ASSISTANT CUSTODIAN Ann Strong CUSTODIAN: Ross Lane COOKS: Doris jay Daisy Krenzel Eva Jay mi Dept. Instructors, Mr. l-Ionian, Mr. Guerra, Mrs. Templer, and Mrs. Woodbury. LANGUAGE ARTS Mrs. Templer's speech students study for six -week's test. Effective Communication ls The Basis Ot Human Understanding English is the foundation of all communication in American society today. All levels of society, areas of business, government and science depend upon the effective use of English for continued growth. Medians for effective English usage include speech, debate, journalism, and yearbook publication. Appreciation of the problems in- volved in effective communication are brought abruptly to the student's L. Mora and S. Gwin dream of 'flying to Mex- ico' in Spanish class. attention as he tries to convert his knowledge of English to the foreign language courses offered in the high school. English IV students work on one of Mrs. Templer's pop quizzes. t. ,,. Art students Work to finish their metal projects before Art Show. The Beautiful Must Be Sampled For Appreciation The development of the aesthetic values of the individual are the primary concern of the fine arts department at Wichita County Community High School. The music department, under the direction of Mr. Wilken and Mr. Gale, strive to develop Within the student an appreciation of good music. The art department, under the direction of Miss Bodenhamer, seeks to create an interest in painting and the crafts. Along with the basic academic de- partment, the fine arts department aims to create the Well rounded individual. Metal Work done by art students. Dept. Instructorsg Mr. Wilken, Miss Bodenhamer, and Mr. Gale. FINE ARTS The Chorves perform at one of their many engage- ments. Dept. Instructors: Mr. Dutton and Mr. Townsend MAT H E MAT I CS Mr. Townsend explains a problem to Algebra II students. Abstract Thinking Meets The Challenge Of Todcay's World The mathematics program is so designed that it will prove advantageous to students planning to enter all Walks of life. The courses range from general mathematics, Where the student learns to solve the problems arising in business and agriculture, to advanced algebra designed to prepare students for the technical professions. Mr. Townsend reviews algebra with geometry students. ra? M. Mr. Dutton has problems with his senior math boys. Mr. Holmes discusses general science with his students. Microcosm And Macrocosm Interests Students The natural science program includes general science, biology, physics and chemistry. The principles upon which all physical and mechanical processes of the universe are based come under careful scrutiny in the science lab and classroom. An appreciation of the processes of the universe are stimulated in the inquiring mind. Dept. Instructors: Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. Holmes, and Mr. Williams SCIENCE T. Turner and D. 'Wilson try to conquer science in a chemistry experiment. S. Fetty demonstrates the procedure of dissecting a rat in biology. Dept. Instructors: Mr. Dutton, Miss Bodenhamer, Mr. Leuzler, and Mr. Williams. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DRIVERS EDUCATION Mr. Leuzler teaches freshman girls how to play softball. A Strong Body And An Alerf Mind Are Imporicmf To Success A healthy body, today, is necessary to house a healthy, in- quiring mind. The physical education program strives through carefully supervised exercises to develop physically Well coordinated students. As the number of traffic accidents continues to mount, the driver educa- tion program instructs the student in proper driving procedures . A Well educated driver has the potential to be a good driver. Freshman boys study the human body in Mr. Du1It0n'S health class. Mr. Williams explains the parts of the engine to freshman driVer's education students. Bookkeeping students ponder over one of Mr. Fisher's thought-provoking tests. Business Needs Adequotely Prepared Applicants The lubricant of business is a competent office force. The commer- cial department specializes in courses designed to aid the budding secretary, accountant, or business aid. Under the direction of Mr. Fisher, students may take courses in short- hand, bookkeeping and typing. COMMERCE Shorthand students transcribe letter dictated by Mr. Fisher. Typing II students learn to be future typists Dept. Instructors: Mr. Leuszler, and Mr. Hamilton. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE INDUSTRIAL ARTS Vo -Ag students display their work prepared for the State Fair. Building And Agriculture Is The Mark Of A Growing America Every individual must experience the challenge of his abilities at some state in his development as a being. Some have the ability to lay a good bead, others to read a blueprint and miter a board. Vocational agriculture and indus- trial arts helps to develop essential skills so necessary in the crafts and agriculture . Mr Leuszler supervises in mechanical drawing class T. Bauck and T. Funk put the finishing touches on their crossbow in woodworking. WH- f ' 4. ::sfwmtw:mmwmfmmarrow-me - mann N- 1.1 LOOKING AT CLASSES Students from all walks of life and of varied races, colors, and creeds come to Wichita Cotmty Community High School in the fall to study for a higher education. While here, they make many friends and Share many in- teresting experiences, as they labor toward one common goal. For underclassmen, there is always another year to make an extra A or acquire that needed credit. There is always another September -another year-to have fun with old high school pals. For seniors, there is a happy past to leave behind and an unknown future ahead. In all students who walk through the doors of this high school, there is the spirit of loyalty, courage, and integ- rity that led them here, and which they hope, through guidance of the teacher to have enlarged when they depart 19 Jolene, Gary, Diana, Tom President ..... Gary Roberts Vice-President. . . Tom Gillen AN D Secretary .... Diana Wieser SPONSORS Treasurer. . . .jo1eneBerning SPONSORS: Mr. Holmes, Mr. Fisher, Mrs. Woodbury, and Mr. Homan f 1 1 ml xi 'mummy DICK CLARK RICHARD BAKER JOLENE BERNING KAREN BUCK TOM BAUCK RAY BRIBIESCA VIC CASE RICHARD BAKER--speech-3, FFA-1, 2, 3. TOM BAUCK--Football-l, 25 Track-l, 3,45 Boy's Glee-lg Perfect Attendance-2, Kays-4, Chieftain Staff-45 W-Club- 3, 45 FFA-1, 2, 3,45 Track Letter-3,4. JOLENE BERNING--Class Treasurer-3, 45 WKEA Scholarship Contest-45 junior Play-35 Senior Play-45 Cirl's Glee- 1, 23 Perfect Attendance -lg Kayettes-45 Pep Club -1, 2, 3, 4, Transfered from St. Mary's of the Plains, Dodge City 1963-64, Perfect Attendance -4. RAY BRIBIESCA--Football-43 Debate-4, Speech-45 Kays-4: Chieftain Staff-45 W-Club-45 Football Letter-4, Mr. Irresistabledfl. KAREN BUCK--WKEA Scholarship Contest Award-2, 3, 4, Shorthand Award-4, Mixed Chorus-2, 3,43 Girl's Glee-l, 2, 3,45 Speech-45 Robed Choir-4, Kayettes-l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club-l, 2, 3,43 Chieftain Staff-43 Typing Award-2, 35 Letter of Commendation for Attendance -4, 7Owpm Shorthand Pin-4. VIC CASE--Football-1, 2, 3,45 Basketball-l, 2, 3, 4s Track-l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Royalty -3, 43 WKEA Scholarship Contest-45 Basketball King-45 Senior Play-4, Debate -3, Junior Play prompter-3, junior Play Stage Manager- 3g Mixed Chorus -l, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Glee-l, 2, 3,45 Vocal Letter-3,43 Speech-3, Perfect Attendance-35 Robed Choir-3,45 Kays-45 Pep Club -2, 3,45 Chieftain Staff-43 W-Club-3,43 W-Club President-4, FFA-lg Typing Award-3,45 Basketball Letter-3, 4, Track Letter-3,45 Football Letter-3,4, All Area Honorable Mention Basket- ball-45 Letter of Commendation for Attendance-45 6Owpm Typing Award-4. DICK CLARK--Football-l, 2, 3,45 Basketball-lg Mixed Chorus-lg Boy's Glee-lg Madrigal-lg W-Club-3, 4, Kays-43 Pep Club-43 Football Letter-3, 4. 21 , w DIANA COOLEY--Class Secretary-l, 35 Pep Club President-35 WKEA Scholarship Contest-l, 2, 3, 45 WKEA Honorable Mention-l, 2, 35 Scholarship Letter-35 High Honor Vocal Music Award -3, 45 Drum Majorette-45 One Act Play-3, 45 junior Play-35 Senior Play-45 Speech Letter-45 Speech Contest,QW'KEA, District, Statej-45 Informative Speech-45 Senior Scholarship-45 Band-l, 2, 3,45 Stage Band-l, 2, 3,45 Dance Band-1, 2, 3,45 In- strument Solo -l, 45 Band Council-2, 35 Mixed Chorus -l, 2, 3,45 Girl's Glee-l, 2, 3,45 Chorves-45 Madrigal l, 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio -2, 45 Girl's Sextet-35 Vocal Officer-45 Band Letter-l, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Letter-l, 2, 3,45 Speech- 45 Robed Choir-l, 2, 3, 45 Kayettes-l, 2, 3,45 Kayette Cabinet-2, 3, 45 Pep Club -1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club President-35 Kayette Conference -25 Annual Staff-25 Typing Award-35 Miss Popsicle-45 FFA Sweetheart-25 All State Music-45 john Phillips Sousa Band Award-45 Honor Graduate5 I-Ion. Mention State Scholarship5 WKEA Schol- arship-2nd Sp.elling-4. CHERYL DOYLE--WKEA Scholarship Contest-l, 2, 35 WKEA Scholarship Award-35 Girl's State-35 Kayette Camp- 35 One Act Play-2, 3, 45 Senior Play-45 Speech Letter-3, 45 Debate-3, 45 Debate Letter-3, 45 Speech Contest QWKEA, District, Statej -3,45 Reading-45 After-Dinner-35 Band-1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band-1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus- 2, 3,45 Girl's Glee-l, 2, 3, 45 Madrigal-35 Chorale -45 Band Letter-25 Vocal Letter-3, 45 Speech-35 Robed Choir- 3, 45 Kayettes-l, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Cabinet-2, 3, 45 Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Conference -2, 45 Typing Award- 35 Kayette President -45 Kayette Vice -President-35 Kayette Award-25 One -Act Play All Star Cast, Honor- able Mention-35 Letter of Commendation for Attendance-4. KEITH EDWARDS--Football-l, 3, 45 Track-l, 2, 45 WKEA Scholarship Contest-35 High Honor Vocal Award-2, 35 Band-l, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band-45 Trombone Quartet-2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus-2, 3, 45 Boy's Glee-l, 2, 3,45 Madrigal- 25 Boy's Ensemble-45 Band Letter-25 Vocal Letter-2, 3,45 Robed Choir-2, 3,45 Kays-45 FFA-l5 Letter of Commendation for Attendance -4. 1 1 TROY FUNK--Transfered from Tribune, Kansas in 1962. Football -1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball -l, 25 WKEA League First Team-45 KAYS All-Area First Team-45 Track-l, 25 Band-l, 2, 3,45 Kays-45 Pep Club -3, 45 Chieftain Staff- 45 W-Club -3,45 Football Letter-3,45 45wpm Typing Award-4. RAYMON GARCIA--Basketball-15 WKEA Scholarship Contest-2, 45 WCEC Teacher's Scholarship-45 Typing Award -2, 3. DAN GARDNER--Football-l, 25 Mixed Chorus -1, 2, 3, 45 Boy's Glee-l, 2, 3, 45 Kays-45 FFA -1, 2, 3. SUSAN GARDNER--WKEA Scholarship Contest-l, 2, 3,45 WKEA Honorable Mention-25 Kayette Camp-25 Speech Letter-45 Debate -45 Debate Letter5 Speech Contest QWKEA, Districtj-45 Extemporaneous-45 Senior Scholarship-45 Girl's Glee-l, 2, 3, 45 Speech-45 Kayettes-1, 2, 3,45 Kayette Cabinet-2, 3, 45 Pep Club-1, 2, 3,45 Typing Award-25 N Kayetfe Award-Z GHERYL DGYLE TROY FUNK DAN GARDNER KEITH EDWARDS RAYMON GARCIA SUSAN GARDNER 5 DIANNA COOLEY BESSIE JAY TOM GILLEN JOHN GREER BRUCE HEINITZ RICHARD GONZALES IEANNE HAMILTON DUANE HOLSTEIN TOM GILLEN--Football-1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-l, 2, 3, 45 Track-l, 2, 3, 45 One Act Play-45 junior Play -35 Senior Play-45 Speech Letter-3,45 Debate-35 Speech Contest QWKELA, District, Statej-3,45 Reading-3,45 Band-l5 Mixed Chorus -1, 2, 3, 45 Boy's Glee-1, 2, 3,45 Chorves-4, Madrigal-3,45 Boy's Ensemble-3, 45 Reading -3, 45 Band-15 1, 2, 3,45 Vocal Solo -45 Speech-35 Robed Choir-l, 2, 3,45 Kays-45 Pep Club-2, 3,45 W-Club-2, 3,45 Typing Award-25 Student Librarian-45 Citizenship Seminar-45 Football Letter-3, 45 Basketball Letter-45 Track Letter- l, 2, 3, 45 Most Valuable Athlete Award. RICHARD GONZALES--Chieftain Staff-4. JOHN GREER--Football-l, 2, 3, 45 Debate-45 Senior Play Advertising ManagerA5 Boy's Glee-l, 2, 3, 45 Speech-45 Kays-45 Pep Club -2, 3, 45 Annual Staff-45 Chieftain Staff-45 W-Club-45 Football Letter. JEANNE HAMILTON--Class President-35 Football Royalty-2, 45 Basketball Royalty-35 High Honor Vocal Music Award-35 WKEA Scholarship Contest-45 Cheerleader-l, 3, 45 Girl's State -35 junior Play -35 Senior Play-45 Speech Letter-35 Debate-3, 45 Debate Letter-3, 45 Speech-After Dinner-35 WCEC Teacher Scholarship-45 Band-l, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band-25 Mixed Chorus-l, 2, 3, 45 Girl's Glee-l, 2, 3, 45 Chorves-45 Madrigal-2, 3, 45 Triple Trio -2, 3, 45 Vocal Oficer-3, 45 Vocal Letter-3,45 Vocal Solo -2, 3, 45 Speech-35 Robed Choir-l, 2, 3,45 Kayettes-1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Cabinet-3,45 Pep Club -l, 2, 3,45 Kayette Conference-2, 45 Typing Award-35 Kayette Secretary-45 DAR Award-45 High Vocal Music Award 45 5Owpm Typing Award-4. BRUCE I-IEINITZ--Football-1, 2, 3, 45 Track -l, 2, 3, 45 Kays President -45 WKEA Scholarship Contest-3, 45 junior Play Stage Manager-35 Perfect Attendance -1, 25 Kays-45 W-Club-45 Football Letter-45 Track Letter-45 Letter of Commendation for Attendance -4. DUANE I-IOLSTEIN--Football -15 Track -1, 2, 35 Kays-45 FFA Sentinel-45 W-Club -3, 45 FFA -l, 2, 3, 45 Track Letter-2, 3, 45 FFA judging -Livestock Crops -4. BESSIE JAY--Pep Club President -45 Kayette Camp-35 Senior Play-45 junior Play Costume and Makeup-35 Sen- ior Play Costume and Makeup-45 Mixed Chorus -1, 2, 3, 45 Girl's Glee-l, 2, 3,45 Speech-45 Robed Choir-3, 45 Kayettes -l, 2, 3,45 Kayette Cabinet-3, 45 Pep Club -l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club President-45 Kayette Conference-45 Annual Staff-45 Kayette Secretary-35 One-Act Play Costume and Makeup-3, 4. 23 KELMA KELLEY KELMA KELLEY--WKEA Scholarship Contest-l5 WKEA Scholarship Award-15 Girl's Glee-l, 25 Perfect Attendance 15 Kayettes-l, 2,45 Pep Club -1, 25 Annual Staff-35 Chieitain Staff-45 Transfered from Eads, Colorado end of her Freshman year. BILL KREUTZER--Transfered from St. Francis Seminary, Victoria, Kansas5 WKEA Scholarship Contest-2, 3,45 WKEA Honorable Mention-25 Pep Club Award-45 Boy's State-35 Junior Play-35,Senior Play-45 Speech Letter- 3,45 WKEA Lit. Contest-45 Debate-3,45 Speech-35 Reading-45 Oral Interpretation of Poetry-3,45 Band-2, 3, 45 Stage Band-45 Dance Band-35 Instruments Solo -2, 3,45 Percussion Ensemble-2,45 Brass Choir-35 Drum Trio -25 Band Council-45 Mixed Chorus-2, 3, 45 Chorves-45 Madrigal-2, 35 Boy's Ensemble-35 Boy's Octet-45 Band Letter- 2, 3, 45 Vocal Letter-2, 3, 45 Annual Staff-45 Typing Award-35 Citzenship Award-45 Drums-State-3, 45 John Phillips Sousa Honor Graduate5 Perfect Attendance -45 Band Award-4. JEFF KUHLMANN--Football-15 Debate-45 Debate Letter-45 Senior Play Stage Manager -45 Track Manager -25 Mixed Chorus-4 Boy's Glee-45 Speech-45 Robed Choir-45 Kays-45 FFA-l. JUNIOR LAMIBERT--Class Vice-President-35 Class Treasurer -15 Student Council Secretary-45 Football -l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-l, 2, 3, 45 Football Royalty -3, 45 Basketball Royalty -25 High Honor Vocal Music Award -2, 45 Band-15 Mixed Chorus-l, 2, 3, 45 Boy's Glee-1, 2, 3,45 Chorves-45 Madrigal-2, 35 Octet-45 Quartet-35 Vocal Officer-35 Vocal Letter-3, 45 Vocal Solo -45 Robed Choir-l, 2, 3, 4. JANIE LEAK--WKEA Scholarship Contest-45 Cheerleader-3,45 Kayette Camp-35 One -Act Play-3,45 Junior Play-35 Senior Play-45 Speech Letter-3,45 Speech-WKEA, District, State Contest-3,45 Reading-3,45 Oration- 35 9Owpm Shorthand Pin-45 Mixed Chorus-l, 2, 3,45 Girl's Glee-l, 2, 3,45 Chorves-45 Madrigal-35 Triple Trio- 45 Folk Singing Trio -45 Vocal Letter-2, 3,45 Vocal Solo -45 High Vocal Music Award-45 Robed Choir-2, 3,45 Kayettes-l, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Cabinet-3, 45 Pep Club -1, 2, 3, 45 One -Act Play All-Star Cast-4. JAY LEUSZLER--Football-l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-l, 2, 3, 45 Track-l, 2, 3, 45 WKEA League Team -Football-2nd Team -45 KAYS All-Area lst Team -Football-45 Most Valuable Athlete Awardg Mixed Chorus -1, 2, 3, 45 Boy's Glee-l, 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance-35 Robed Choir-3,45 Kays-45 W-Club -2, 3,45 W-Club -Secretary-45 Foot- ball Letter-3, 45 Basketball Letter-45 Track Letter-3, 4. JOHN LEY--Class Vice-President-l, 25 Student Council President-45 Student Council Vice -President-35 Football- 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball -15 Track-l, 2, 35 WKELA Scholarship Contest-l, 2, 3, 45 WKEA Scholarship Award-l, 35 WKEA Scholarship Hon. Mention-25 Scholarship Letter-l, 2, 3, 45 Boys State -35 One-Act Play-45 Junior Play-35 Senior Play-45 Debate -35 Debate Letter-35 Senior Scholarship Hon. Mention-45 Band-15 Mixed Chorus-45 Boy's Glee- 1,45 Boys Ensemble-45 Speech-35 Perfect Attendance-25 Robed Choir-45 Kays-45 Pep Club -45 W-Club -2 3 4- Rebecca Dubbs Scholarship-7th Place-45 Honor Graduate. , 1 , BILL KREUTZER JUNIOR LAMBERT JAY LEUSZLER JEFF KUHLMANN JANIE LEAK JOHN LEY LARRY LOF LIN JAMES MCBRIDE CHARLES MEDINA HARLEY MILLS DALE NAIMAN RICHARD OWEN LARRY LOFLIN--Mixed Chorus-45 Boy's Glee-45 Robed Choir-45 Kays-45 Pep Club -3,45 Annual-45 Chieftain-4. JIM MCBRIDE--Football -l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-1, 2, 35 Track -1, 2, 3, 45 Football Royalty-l, 25 WKEA League First Team -45 KAYS All-area Honorable Mention-45 One Act Play-45 junior Play-35 Senior Play-45 Speech Letter- 3, 45 Debate-35 Debate Letter-35 Speech QWKEA, District, Statey Contest-3,45 Oral Interpretation of Poetry-45 Basketball Manager-45 Band-l, 2, 35 Stage Band-l, 2, 35 Dance Band-35 Trombone Quartet-35 Boy's Glee-1, 2, 3, 45 Chorves-45 Boy's Octet-45 Vocal Solo-45 Speech-35 Perfect Attendance-I5 Robed Choir-3,4. CHARLES MEDINA--WKBA. Scholarship Contest-I5 Boy's Glee-15 Kays-45 FFA-15 Typing Award-2, 3. HARLEY MILLS--Football-1, 25 Basketball-25 WKEA Scholarship Contest-35 Junior Play Stage Manager-35 Sen- ior Play Stage Manager-45 Mixed Chorus-I, 2, 3, 45 Boy's Glee -1, 2, 3,45 Speech-45 Robed Choir-45 Kays-45 Pep Club 45 FFA Sentinel-35 FFA-l, 2, 35 Student Librarian -45 Delegate to FFA Convention-2. DALE NAIMAN--Football-l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-1, 25 Track-l, 2, 3, 45 WKEA Scholarship Contest-3,45 One-Act Play-45 junior Play-35 Senior Play-45 Senior Scholarship-45 Senior Play5Student Director-45 Band-l, 2, 3, 45 Stage BandA5 Brass Choir-45 Mixed Chorus -45 Boy's Glee-1,45 Perfect Attendance-l, 25 Robed Choir-45 Kays- 45 Pep Club-l, 2, 3,45 FFA-l, 2, 3,45 FFA Secretary-35 FFA-President-45 W-Club-3,45 Mr. Popsicle-45 Citizen- ship Seminar -35 Football Letter -3, 45 Track Letter-2, 3, 45 National Poetry and Anthology Award -4. RICHARD OWEN--Football-1, 2, 35 Track-1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus-l, 2, 3, 45 Boy's Glee-1, 2, 3,45 KaysA5 Pep Club -l, 2, 3, 45 Chieftain Staff-4. 25 DAN RIDDER- -FFA -1, 2. GARY ROBERTS--Class President-4, Football-lg WKEA Scholarship Contest-l, 2, 3, 45 WKEA Scholarship Award-l, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Letter-l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship -43 Junior Play Prompter -35 Senior Play Prompt- er-45 Boy's State-3, junior Play-35 Senior Play-4, Speech Letter-3,45 Debate-3,45 Debate Letter-3,45 Oration- 33 Extemporaneous-4, Junior Play Student Director-35 Senior Play Student Director-45 Boy's Glee-lg Speech-3, Kays-45 Kay Cabinet-4, Pep Club -2, 35 FFA -lg Typing Award-25 Student Librarian -3, 45 Rough Rider's Schol- arship-4, Honor Graduate, I-Ion. Mention Sr. Scholarship. GAYLE ROBERTS--WKEA Scholarship Contest-35 Debate-45 Debate Letter-4, Mixed Chorus-l, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Glee-l, 2, 3,45 Speech-4, Kayettes-l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 43 Kayette Conference -4, Kayette Award-25 Student Librarian-3. JUDY SCHRECK--Basketball Royalty-45 Pep Club Vice-President -33 Basketball Queen-45 Senior Play-45 Speech Letter-35 Debate-33 Debate Letter-3, Band-l, 2, 3, 45 Stage S Pep Band-1, 2, 35 Brass Choir-43 Band Council-3, 43 Mixed Chorus-l, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Glee -1, 2, 3, 4, Chorves-4, Triple-Trio -3, 4, Chorale -3, Band Letter-1, 3, Vocal Letter-3, Vocal Solo-45 Speech-3, Perfect Attendance-3, Robed Choir-2, 33 Kayettes-l, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Cab- gnet -3, 45 Pep Club-l, 2, 3,45 Kayette Conference -3, 4, Typing Award-3, FFA Sweetheart-35 Student Librarian- MARION SCHWINDT--Band-lg Boy's clee -2, 3, chiefrain Staff-45 FFA-l, 2, 3, Kays-4. RON SIMONS--WKEA Scholarship Contest-4, FFA -1, 2, 3. DAN RIDDER GARY ROBERTS GAYLE ROBERTS As JUDY SCHRECK MARION SCI-I WINDT RON SIMONS DAVE SPRADLING JAMES TI-IURSTON KEN WEILERT ROSAMARY WI-IALEN DIANA WIESER DAVE WILSON DAVID SPRADLING--Class Secretary-25 Student Council Treasurer-45 Football-l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-l, 2, 3,45 Track -1, 2, 3,45 Football Royalty-45 WKEA League First Team -45 WKEA League Team Honorable Mention- 35fW'KEA Scholarship Contest-25 Football King -45 Senior Play-45 junior Play Stage Manager-35 Mixed Chorus- l, 2, 3,45 Boy's Glee-l, 2, 3, 45 Speech-45 Robed Choir-45 Kays-45 Kay Cabinet-45 Pep Club-3, 45 FFA Treas- urer-2, 35 FFA Vice-President-45 W-Club-2, 3, 45 FFA -l, 2, 3, 45 Typing Award-35 Football Letter-2, 3, 45 Basketball Letter-45 Track Letter-2, 3, 45 FFA State Delegate and Contestant. JIM TI-IURSTON--Basketball-l5 Track -15 Debate-35 Boy's Glee-l, 25 Speech-35 Letter of Commendation for Attendance -4. KEN WEILERT--Football-l, 25 Track-15 Basketball Royalty -45 Kays-45 Chieftain Staff-45 FFA -l, 2, 35 Basket- ball Letter-3, 4. ROSAMARY WI-IALHNI--Pep Club Treasurer-45 WKEA Scholarship Contest-2, 45 Band-35 Girl'5 Glee-1, 25 Kayettes-l, 2,,3,45 Pep Club-l, 2, 3,45 Kayette Conference -35 Chieftain Staff-45 Typing Award-2, 35 junior Escort 35 8Owpm Shorthand Pin-4. DIANA WIESER--Class Secretary-45 Pep Club Secretary-45 WKEA Scholarship Award-45 junior Play Costume and Makeup-35 Senior Play Costume and Makeup-45 Band-l, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band-3,45 Dance Band-35 Kayettes- 45 Pep Club -3, 45 Annual Staff-45 Transfered from St. Mary's of the Plains, Dodge City, 1963-645 Letter of Commendation for Attendance-4. DAVE WILSON--Class President -l, 25 Football -l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-l, 2, 3, 45 Track-l, 25 junior Play -35 Senior Play-45 Mixed Chorus-l, 2, 3,45 Boy's Glee -l, 2, 3, 45 Madrigal -15 Perfect Attendance-35 Robed Choir-15 Kays- 45 Pep Club -l, 2, 3, 45 W-Club-45 Typing Award-25 Student Librarian -2, 45 Football Letter-3, 45 Basketball Letter-45 Letter of Commendation for Attendance -4. 27 Bill Kreutzer Diana Cooley John Ley Gary Roberts Tom Gillen Jay Leuszler Vic Case Troy Funk Jim McBride Dave Spradling Dale Naiman Larry Loflin Gayle Roberts Jeanne Hamilton Cheryl Doyle Jolene Berning Bill Kreutzer--Honor Graduateg Citizenship Awardg John Phillips Sousa Band Awardg Drums -State Ig Poetry- State I5 Perfect Attendance Diana Cooley--Honor Graduateg John Phillips Sousa Band Awardg All State Music Participantg Informative- State I John Ley--Honor Graduateg 7th Rebecca Dubbs Scholarship Gary Roberts--I-Ionor Graduateg Rough Riders Scholarship Tom Gillen--Most Valuable Senior Athleteg Reading -State I Jay Leuszler--Most Valuable Senior Athlete Vic Case--All Area I-Ionorable Mention Basketball Troy Funk--All Area First-Team Footballg WKEA League First-Team Football Jim McBride--All Area Honorable Mention Footballg WKEA League First-Team Football Dave Spradling--WKEA League First-Team Football Dale Naiman--Star District Farmer Larry Loflin --Citizenship Award Gayle Roberts --Citizenship Award Jeanne Hamilton--DAR Citizenship Award Cheryl Doyle --Reading -State I Jolene Berning--Perfect Attendance 28 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Seniors portray Class Reunion 1975 at the GREASY SPOON on Class Night. Seniors register for door prize at Senior Tea. Seniors receive awards on Class Night. Senior Class President, G. Ro- berts presents key to junior Class President, Brian Nagel on Class Night. D. Cooley and L. Loflin receive portraits from Blicks Studio at jr. -Sr. Prom. At left, Mrs. Washington models clothes from the Orient at Senior Tea. Baccalaureate Program Sunday, May 23, 1965 - 8:00 p.m. Processional - All Hail the Power .,,.,r,..........,...,r,,,.. Holden Mixed Chorus Invocation ,,.,,..........,.r.,,... ......,...,,.,,,....., Rev. F. A. O'Kelley Souls of the Righteous ......,o,,..,... ..,., .,,o,.,...,.....,,.,.. N oble These Things Shall Be ,ro...r.....,.,o..o,,o.,.....r..o.or,o.. Henderson Mixed Chorus Scripture - Exodus 35: 30 - 36. 36:l. Matthew 4 1 18 - 22 Rev. F. A. O'Kelley Praise Ye The Lord .....,......................... , ........, Saint-Saens Boys' Ensemble Sermon .,.A,,rr.r,,,.,,,..,,,,,,...o,,,,..... With Only One Life To Live Rev. F. A. O'Kelley Send Out Thy Light ................................................ Gounod Boys' Ensemble Benediction ,.... ......... , ................. R ev. Richard Schechter Recessional ...,. .... . ........... . . ................. Fairest'Lord Jesus Mixed Chorus 30 GRADUATION Seniors await presentation of diplomas. Tumor Escorts congratulate seniors. D. Pfanenstiel l 964-65 Commencement is over. Escorts B. Smades Teachers congratulate seniors. Commencement Program if Tuesday, May 25, 1965 8:00 p.m. ir Processional - Pomp and Circumstance ..,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,. Elgar invocation ,..,. . ,,,,r, . ,,7.....,.,.,,,,,,,,,,..,..,.v,...r,,, Msgr. Leo F. Kelty Music for Ceremony .,.... .,,.,,,, a rr. Morrissey Death and Transfigurationu ,,.......,,,.,,.,r.. ,,,,....,.. S trauss WCCHS BAND Out - on a Limb? .,,.,,,rr,..,... ...,,....,..,...a, O rman E. Niehaus Pastor, Elkhart Church of God Elkhart, Kansas Green Cathedral ,,,.,,.........,,..,,.,....... ....... H ahn List, the Cherubic Host .... .,., .,.,,.,........... ..... G a u l Girls' Triple Trio Presentation of the Class of 1965 .,...... Prin. W. W. Templer Presentation of Diplomas .,,,..,,..,u.,,......... Mrs. Eliza Atkinson Director of Board of Trustees Elijah Rock ......................................,............. arr. Hairstow Give Me Your Tired .............v............... .................., B erlin Chorve's Benediction ......,................................... Rev. Richard Schechter Recessional - Pomp and Circumstance ............. - ......... Elgar 31 SPONSORS: Mr. Gale, Mrs. Hamilton, Mr, Hamilton, Mr. Dutton. 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V , J , , - - -- I - 11. i, Es- 111- fg- 'SEEKS V ' df , iz' ,, . - S J :p ff kf f x fs EEE , i' ,M J , -.,-,-- , ,--, ,-,, ,- , , , - -' 4 , , SOPHOMORES Gordon Atkinson Edith Bal-cer Dale Barnum Donald Barr Eddie Barraza Lawrence Barraza Connie Bauck Marie Bauck Jerome Berning Terry Berning Janet Bishop Leo Bjurstrom W ayne Blackburn Kenneth Breitkreutz Ina Jean Buck Jody Cleghorn Eileen Conley James Cronkhite Jana Dearden Edward Dierks Charles Downs Ronald France Ted France Terry Funk President. . . . . . . Stan Siemens IN . Vice-President. . . . Jim Green Secretary ...... . Jackie Moody WALDO LOFLIN We regret the loss of our fellow classmate, Waldo, who was tragically killed on February 12. Treasurer .... . . Penny Whalen OFFICERS:Jim, Penny, Jackie, Stan l 1 Beverly Gonzales Charles Gonzales Michael Gonzales Sammy Gonzales James Green Mary Greer LaVon Grusing Norma Harris Connie Hernandez R aymond H ernand ez Howard Hobson Gary Holstein D ale Huggins Gary Johnson Barbara Kiefer LeeRoy Kiefer Carolyn Krenzel John Kreutzer SPONSORS: Mr. Williams, Miss Bodenhamer, Mr Wilken Arthur Gardner Bob Geyer Leo Geyer Gerald Gillen James Gittlein Q Q P Q 3 a fa ff x 5 x 'K , , ,U lex , y A' 1 Q Human rf ff 1: .ff S 1 3 3 ve ,fi EW Steve Wieser WW Melvin Wilson jackie Wimmer Duane Woods Louis Zellner Sophomores work to finish English II test. 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On a special day in the fall of the year the seniors offici- ally welcome the freshmen to their four long years of high school. However, it is usually done senior style, and this year was no exception. All freshmen were asked to wear Such attire as babies' diapers, gunny sacks, old T-shirts, nylon hose, thongs, and high heels. They were also asked to bring a baby bottle. The day's fun began at 8:00 a. m. when each senior was assigned a freshman who was to lead his master fa senior, down main street to school. The freshmen acted as valets to the seniors the rest of the day. An assembly Qof which there are pictures on this pagej was held in the afternoon after which the freshmen were served cokes by the seniors in the cafeteria. Freshman boys shave their legs with catsup at assembly. B. Kreutzer and 1. Leak take the rats out of M. Zellner and D. Cooley's hair. . . , sf.-V A... am K , . -mm,-,,,,. , My W , ,,,,h..,,,k .,m,m,,, . .,.k, 3,,,., W. , M -at ,rdmmms R. Owens and C. Doyle teach D. Wilson the senior's version of the twist, AT LEFT, B. Jay and J. Kuhl- man help a freshman girl bob for an apple fin pastel. LGOKING AT ACTIVITIES The main purpose for furthering one's education in high school is to learn. However, many would be lost without also having a little fun. There's nothing like a good old dance, play, or con- cert to relax you after a hard day of studying. Here at W. C. C. H. S. there is plenty of studying, plenty of dances, plays, and concerts. Many of the activities are sponsored by the organi- zations, while still others are sponsored by various class departments. The following pages will tell briefly what the stu- dents at W. C. C. H. S. have done for relaxation and fun this year, ranging from the FFA Banquet to the Boulder Band Day. 41 TOP ROW: G. Roberts, D. Naiman, V. Case, C. Doyle, R. jay, B. Nagel, SECOND ROW: B..jay, B. Heinitz, J. Schreck, S. Siemens, D. Cooley: FRONT ROW: Mr. Townsend, D. Spradling, B. Lambert, R. jay, I. Ley, Mr. Templer. Student Council Acts For Student Body Under the guidance of Mr. Townsend. Student Council again successfully guided the students through another school year. The group usually met three or four times a month in the prin- cipal's office to discuss impending matters of importance. The Pres- John Lev meetings were presided over by Pres. john Ley, who proved himself very capable of handling the job. The Student Council sponsored many activities this year ranging from a Boys' and Girls' State assembly to the annual Pan Cake Supper. The organization also supervised cheerleader and class elections. Any profits received by the Student Councilare divided equally among all the classes and organizations. I. Ley shakes incoming Pres. , R. Jay's hand. 42 mm 1 W A R R I 0 R STANDING: Mr. I-loman, adviserg Bill Kreuizer, editorg john Greer, Larry Loflin. SEATED: Diana Wieser and Bessie Jay. Moss Medio Speaks For School The yearbook and journalism classes are akin to each other in that the yearbook, the WARRIOR, publishes a pictorial history of the activities of the yearg the newspaper, the CHIEFTAIN, publishes the current activities of the school. These classes are active in developing the tone of student conduct and opinion. They owe a responsibility to the student body as spokesman and historian. Editor Bruce I-Ieinitz, R. Gonzales, T. Funk, K. Weilert, V. Case, R. Whalen, T. Bauck, K. Buck, R. Bribiesca, Mr. I-Ioman, L. Loflin, and I. Greer. C H I E F 1' A I N Coach Dutton, J. Greer, D. Nairnan, J. Ley, D. Holstein, R. Bribiesca, B. Heinitz, M. Lee, K. Apple- gate, D. Clark, T. Funk, D: Spradling, I. Gillen, V. Case, Coach Hart, Coach Leuszler, D. Woods, T. Bauck, G. Kreutzer, B. Nagel, J. Leuszler, L. Lambert, C. Bishop, S. Lytle, J. Carlisle, T. Gillen, R. jay, J. McBride, Coach Williams. W CLUB PEP CLUB TOP ROW: J. Schreck, L. Holmes, J. Winchester, B. Buck, I. Clark, J. Berning, K. Buck, B. Smades, C. Owen, J. Dearden, G. Roberts, D. Cooley. SIXTH ROW: M. Greer, I. Rodrock, T. Jaeger, D. Gardner, I. Greer, D. Clark, T. Funk, S. Wieser, M. Carlisle, J. McBride, L. Lambert, L. Pearson. FIFTH ROW: J. Bishop, R. Osborne, R. VanNorden, J. Gittlein, B. Nagel, D. Woods, J. Gillen, T. Turner, J. Ley, D. Naiman, T. Gillen, D. Wilson, J. Meisenheimer. FOURTH ROW: E. Conley, B. Kreutzer, D. Cooley, K. Gerstberger, D. Hudson, C. Mills, H. Hobson, L. Kiefer, S. Siemens, D. Barr, D. Barnum, D. Pfanenstiel, S. Gardner. THIRD ROW: C. Krenzel, L. Loflin, V. Case, S. Gwin, K. Hamilton, B. Blackburn, R. jay, D. Spradling, K. Applegate, D. Cornelius. SECOND ROW: I. Buck, C. Bauck, M. Siemens, B. Kiefer, J. Ley, M. Palkowitsh, I. Grusing, I. Wilken, B. Applegate, L. Mora, M. Jay, S. Berning, P. Berning, L. Grusing, C. Doyle. FIRST ROW: K, Clark, P. Campos, C. Fletcher, P. Appl, D. Wieser, B. jay, R. Whalen, J. Moody, L. Cable, P. Whalen, I. Leak, J. Hamilton. 1e: f.:ww..::.i www mer. :awww ww-I-.1 .f..- Q- Hin -.-. .ww :am my' -www was ..-f ml mm- .nf .ummm .L auuwmunf- 1.1-' .Q umm -1.1. -msunanun uzfznquvn-my VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Jeanne Hamilton, Janie Leak, Lynn Cable, Jackie Moody, and Penny Whalen. CHEERLEADERS Vigor ond Vitolity Key To School Spirit Key forces in the success of sports at W. C. C. I-I. S. during the 1964-65 year have been the W-Club, the Pep Club, and the cheerleaders. The cheerleaders have set the pace of school spirit throughout a successful football and basket- ball season. They helped provide the impetus necessary to attain a berth at the State Basketball Tournament at Emporia. The cheerleaders were enthusiastically sup- ported by the well organized Pep Club attired in the black and red of the Warriors of W. C. C.. I-I. S. The W-Club provided the nucleus of poise and leadership for the teams so ably representing Leoti, on the field of contest. These groups fostered Within their members and the members of the student body a spirit of good sportsmanship that can be pointed to with pride. 45 FRESI-IMAN CHEERLEADERS: Cindy Fletcher, Priscilla Campos, Patricia Appl, and Kathleen Clark. FFA PRESIDENT TOP ROW: S. Graff, T. Kerschen, D. Perry, K. Gerstberger, G. Brakey, I... Bjurstrom, G. Holstein, J. Kreutzer. THIRD ROW: T. France, T. jaegar, D. Hudson, D. Perry, T. Baker, J. Ridder, R. France, L. Geyer. SECOND ROW: D. Woods, D. Cooley, K. Hamil- ton, D. Barnum, K. Breitkreutz, D. Schmidt, T. Bauck, A. Gardner. FIRST ROW: Mr. Hamilton, M. Edwards, B. Wiles, D. Spradling, I. Shreck, D. Naiman, J. Zellner, D. Holstein. FUTURE FARMERS STRIVE FOR LEADERSHIP Dale Naiman , The Future Farmers of America is composed of male stu dents selected for outstanding leadership and scholarship abilities in vocational agriculture. They work to develop A agriculture, cooperation, and citizenship. The FFA has been very active this year in entering com- petition in various livestock, dairy, and mechanics judging Mr, Hamilton helps VO-ag Students prepare for schools and receiving honorable recognition in each. In state fair booth. addition to group activity, honor was brought to the local chapter as a result of Dale Naiman's being named Star Dis- trict Farmer and receiver of the Southwest Kansas Swine and Farm Mechanics FFA Foundation Awards. This year seven boys attended the State Convention at tion and the annual FFA Banquet and Awards Night. The agriculture department again constructed a booth at the State Fair and rated first in the Western Division. Manhattan. Other activities included the Green Hand Initia- Vo-Ag Members Honored AT Annual FFA Bonquef FFA OFFICERS: Duane Holstein, Sentinel, Max Edwards, Reporter, Bob Wiles, Treasurer, Dale Naiman, President, Dave Spradling, Vice-President, joe Zellner, Secretary, Mr. Hamilton, Advisor. D. Naiman presents FFA Sweetheart, Bernice Buck, with bouquet of roses. D. Naiman presents plaques to Hon, Farmers, Earnest Naiman and Earl Wiles. The annual FFA Banquet was held May 4 in the gym- nasium. The banquet, consisting of baked steak with all the trim- mings, was attended by all FFA members and their parents, as well as faculty and board members. After the meal Mr. Hamilton honored many FFA mem- bers with FFA pins and various other awards. Perhaps the highlight of the evening was the crowning of the FFA Sweetheart for 1965 -Miss Bernice Buck. A Dale Naiman was president of FFA as well as Star Dist. Farmer and recipient of the Dist. 47 FFA Found ation awards. KAYS AND KAYETTES SPCNSOR MANY SOCIAL EVENTS Mr. Icicle, Dale Naiman, and Miss Popsicle, Diana Cooley. The Kayettes were kept busy this year trying to keep the social calendar full at all times. Some of the events under their sponsor- ship included the annual Snowball in connection with the crowning of Mr. Icicle and Miss Popsicle, a Halloween dance, a Crazy Hat dance, and the crowning of Ray Bribiesca as Mr. Irresistible. The Kays, since they were newly organized the second semes- ter, sponsored only Sadie Hawkins Day during the annual Twirp Week and the crowning of Lynn Cable as Miss Irresistible. D. Gardner and P. Siemens were crowned king and queen goblins at the Hallowgen dance. Refreshment time at the Snowball, Miss Ir resistible, Lynn Cable Mr. Irre- sistible, Miss Vinson, state director of Kays and Kayettes, talks Ray with Kayette Board. Bribiesca. AT RIGHT, LaVonne Grusing puts finishing touches on Kayette decorations. HONOR GRADUATES: B. Kreutzer, G. Roberts, D. Cooley, J. Ley. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP: G. Roberts, S. Gardner, I. Ley, D. Cooley, D. Naiman. Junior boys pause to see how many stickers they've picked from the football field. BOY AND GIRL STATERS: 1964--QBACK ROWQ D. Spradling, J. Ley, I. Hamilton, C. Doyle, B. Kreutzer, G. Roberts. 1965--QFRONT ROW, D. Pfanenstiel, B. Nagel, L. Cable, L. Holmes, T. Turner, B. Wiles. . llya ellea 1 G: N . , .. W ,rrk . L' ' , :f s ,I - Ng A , . ,W Q -., i ,:,,-.,-f. --f. .-.I+-'r f Q. - -' . 1 -- - N' V' I ' jilwyf ..... - . D. Coole and L. Loflin are roucl of their UNDERCLASSMAN CITIZENSHIP AWARDS: S. Bermng, Omaits V P S- Gww, C. Bauck, J. Zellner, J. Bishop. P ' CAST: STANDING: G. Roberts, J. Leak, J. Loy, I. Hamilton, T. Gillen, C. Doyle, D. Cooley, D. Wilson, V. Case. SEATED: I. McBride, J. Berning, B. Kreutzer. ON LADDER: QTOPQ D. Spradling, J. Schreck, D. Naiman, B. Jay. The class of '65 presented the play, George Washington Slept Here, on October 30 and 31. The play was a roaring comedy in three -acts. The play received good attendance both nights and the profits were rewarding. The senior cast members will long remember the skimpy suppers hurriedly eaten before the 6:30 rehearsals along Seniors make last minute backstage preparations before 8:00 curtain. SENIOR PLAY George Washington Slept Here' The cast included: Newton Fuller. . . . . . Tom Gillen Annabelle Fuller . . . Jeanne Hamilton Madge Fuller . Steve Eldridge . Uncle Stanley . Mr. Kimber. . Rena Leslie . . Jolene Berning . Bill Kreutzer . . .john Loy . Dave Wilson . . Janie Leak Raymond . . . jim McBride Hester .... . . Cheryl Doyle Mrs. Douglas . . . . Diana Cooley Clayton Evans . Gary Roberts Leggett .... Dale Naiman Tommy . . . Dave Spradling Sue ...... Mr. Prescott. . Miss Wilcox. . Student Director . . Stage Manager . Lights and Sound .Judy Schreck . . .Vic Case . . Bessie Jay . Gary Roberts . Harley Mills jeff Kuhlman With all the rest of the fun that Went Properties' ' ' Gayli-2102353 into the production of the play. The play was directed by Mr. Gale. Dear old dad collapses into the hands T. Gillen makes ready to go after his T. Gillen and J. Hamilton reluctantly of his daughter and her boyfriend. daughter who has just eloped. pamper dear old Uncle Stanley. jonathan, you look like Boris Officer O'l-lara QR. jay, keeps Karloff ! B. Wiles attempts the kidnap of the J. Carlisle well entertained. rector's daughter, I. Winchester. The juniors this year presented one H ' H of the most unique plays ever performed Arsemc and Old Lace at Wccns. The play was a melodrama The cast included: Abby Brewster. . . . Martha Brewster . . Teddy ..... . Mortimer. . . Mr. Hoskins, Mr. Spenalzo .... jonathan ....... Dr. Herman Einstein . . . Rev. Harper ..... . Elain ....... Mr. Gibbs .... Mr. Witherspoon . . . Lois Holmes . . Lynn Cable Kent Christensen . jay Carlisle . .Steve Parker . . . Bob Wiles . Terry Turner Dave Pfanensteil Jane Winchester . . . Jim Gray . . Carl Bishop in three acts with a humorous touch to it. The play was Well received by the audiences on both nights of the perform ance, April 20 and 22. With all the great acting ability brought out this year in the junior play, everyone can look forward to a smash hit next year by the class as seniors. The play was directed by Mr. Gale. Officer Brophy . . Officer Klein . . . . Officer O'Hara . . Student Director . Stage Manager . . . . Brian Nagle Dwight Reimer . . . Rick jay . . Janelle Clark . Ken Applegate CAST: BACK ROW: D. Pfanenstiel, D. Reimer, B. Nagel, R. jay, S. Lytle, S. Parker, J. Gray. FRONT ROW: T. Turner, C. Bishop, B. Wiles, L. Holmes, K. Christensen, L. Cable, J. Winchester, J. Carlisle. Abby tries to settle the feud brewing between jonathan and Mortim er. CAST: TOP ROW: L. Holmes, D. Cooley, C. Doyle, J. Ley, J. Leak, D. Naiman. FIRST ROW: Mr, Town- send, Dir., B. jay, T. Gillen, J. McBride, K. Applegate. ONE ACT PLAY The Balcony Scene The one-act play this year was quite unique in plot and staging. It told of a man T. Gillen pleads in vain with the girl, C. Doyle. Gangster, I. McBride, interrupts funeral services. f. T, f? 'ira n K I K it 1 R I iv In , 5 kxyv ,V , an .ii ' E who came back to witness his funeral. After getting off to a slow start by receiv- ing a ll-I- at the League Festival, the play went all the Way with a I rating at both District and State. The play was again under the direction of Veteran, Warren Townsend. The cast included: The Man .... Tom Gillen The Friend . . . . . john Ley The Mother . . Lois Holmes The Daughter . . Dina Cooley The Husband . . Dale Naiman The Wife . . . . Janie Leak The Gangster . . jim McBride The Girl . . . Cheryl Doyle Stage Mgr. . . Ken Applegate Make-up . . . . . . Bessie Jay Bessie makes up jim McBride while K. Applegate re- pairs balcony. - . ,.,,w,,,k,,,,.m,,,,,1 , ,.,,,m,,.,,.,,.,. f,.. . ff. tg- ,mfw...mm.::sw,,,..gmmwsssmmwwmvaf as DISTRICT CONTESTANTS: TOP ROW: G. Roberts, J. Carlisle, R. jay, T. Gillen, I. Mc- Bride, Bill Kreutzer. FIRST ROW: D. Cooley, J. Winchester, L. Cable, J. Clark, S. Gardner, C . Doyle. SPEECH STATE CONTESTANTS: TOP ROW: T. Gillen, J. Winchester, B. Kreutzer. FIRST ROW: L. Cable, D. Cooley, C. Doyle. The speech department again Won recognition for W. C. C. H. S. this year by re- ceiving more I's than any other class B or BB school at the District Contest. Leoti re- ceived eight I's out of fourteen entries. Five of those eight entries received I's at the State Contest. All in all, With Leoti also Winning first place at the WKEA League Contest, Mrs. Templer's speech students did exceedingly Well this year and are very deserving of being'rated superior . READING Bill Kreutzer Cheryl Doyle Tom Gillen Janelle Clark INFORMAT IVE Lynn Cable Diana Cooley ORATION WKEA .... DISTRICT .... STATE I II+ I III I I I I I II I I II I I II I Speech and Debate Coach, Lucille Templer Lynn Cable jane Winchester POETRY Bill Kreutzer jim McBride EXTEMPORE Susan Gardner Gary Roberts AFTER- DINNER jay Carlisle Rick Jay I II lII+ II- II II I I I I I.. II II+ II+ NOVICE DEBATERS, TOP ROW: D. Reimer, B. I II I EXPERIENCED DEBAT ERS , Wiles, K. Applegate, J. Kublmann, D. Pfanenstiel, LEFT TO RIGI-IT: B. C. Bishop. FIRST ROW: J. Winchester G. Roberts, Kreuuer, J. Hamilton, C. S. Gardner, L. Holmes, J. Clark, L. Cable. Doyle, G. Roberts. BOYS:D. Pfannenstiel, S. Siemens, B. Kreutzer. GIRLS:j'. Winchester, L. Cable, S. Berning, I. Hamilton, I. Berning. TOP WINNERS: LaVon Grusing, Sharily-n Berning, and Dale Naiman. LITERATURE Mc1n's Words Fill The Void Of Time Words, words, words - a ceaseless flow from the hearts and minds of men give expression to their innermost desires, their seeking for self expression, and their hope for recognition. Some use the longer prose of the novel to uncover the bad in the world---others its media to show beauty and love. Poetry's fleeting form, now a ballad, a sonnet, or blank verse, becomes the vehicle for man's deepest emotion. Drama, the short story, the essay and all other forms of literature strive to fill the void of faceless recogni- tion of ages past. Man wants his words to fill the emptyness of time. The students of Wichita County Community High School have added to the words of the masters in some small measure. I.aVon Gruising was chosen to receive the second place award in the KANSAS AUTHORS SHORT STORY competition. Dale Naiman's poem was published in the NATIONAL POETRY AND ANTHOLOGY Sharilyn Berning received the merit award from KANSAS AUTHORS for her poem entitled Nightfull. 56 FIRST PLACE WINNERS: Sharilyn Berning E. Baker. THIRD ROW: B. Applegate, j. Wimmer, R. jay, 5. i My Nagel, B. Kreutzer, D. Gardner, T. Baker, I. Moody, S. Gard- , ner, J. Meisenheamer, L. Grusing, R. Whalen. SECOND ROW: L. Cable, J, Berning, P. Siemens, D. Wieser, I. Ley, I. Leak, ,. J. Hamilton, L. Mora, S. Berning, K. Buck, B. Smades, D. ' ' ':: I Q Cooley, C. Salinas. FIRST ROW: R. Garcia, D. Cooley, T. Turner, D. Reimer, V. Case, S. Gwin, C. Bonner, D. Barr, , L. Kiefer, D. Pfanenstiel. I and Terry Turner SUBJECT Senior Scholarship Algebra. II American History Biology Clothing English IX English XI High School Health Plane Geometry Psycho lo gy S p ani sh S pelling XI -XII World History SCHOLARSHIP NAME John Ley Gary Roberts Lynn Cable Ken A pplegate LeRoy Kiefer Stan Siemens Jeanie Meisenheimer Sharilyn Berning Barbara A pplegate Lynn Cable Sharilyn Berning Donald Barr Stan Siemens Terry Turner Louise Mora Carman Salinas Sharilyn Berning Charles Bonner Diana Cooley Stan Siemens 57 LEA CUE STATE HM HM 3rd HM HM HM HM 1 gt HM 3rd 2nd I-IM 1 gf 5th I-IM HM lst HM 2nd Sth I-IM HM 2nd HM 2nd HM '65 Indian Bond Enjoys Many Rewo rds The 1965 Indian Band is a thing of the past now, but is not to be forgotten. The sen- ior band members will never forget the rainy days of marching sea- son--the stringy hair and soggy sneakers, nor will they forget the boring days of concert season--the District Music Festival looms ahead and the clarinets still can't get meas- ures 34-38. Remember the day one of the trombone players fell off the risers, or the day one of the drummers dropped the cymbals on his toe? Not only the seniors, but every band member will long remember the good times that accompanied the hard work this year in band. The days weren't all rainy and boring. For example, the day we received a II-plus at the District Festival--we had worked hard in order to earn a I, but when we re- ceived a II-plus, we were happy just the same and we knew that we had done our best, and that maybe the judge was just a little too hard on us. Take the days spent in Colorado attending the Boulder Band Day where we received I's for our fine perform- anceg or the Garden City Band Day, where we were one of the few bands that received a I for our march routine---these were just a few of the rewarding days in band. The band has worked hard this year to receive the rewards and due praise, and under the very fine direction of Mr. Alvin Wilken, it will continue to grow in size and in quality. BAND COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Kreutzer, Vice- Pres. 3 jackie Moody, Sec. 5 Judy Schreck, Pres. g Janelle Clark, Librariang Mr. Wilken, Dir. :mmmmumw FLUT E Diana Cooley Me li nd a Palkowitsh Lind a Pe arson P au' ic ia Appl John Gray PICCOLO Diana Cooley CLARINET Lois Holmes Jackie Moody Cindy Fletcher Jeanne Hamilton Connie Bauck Jana Dearden Lavon Grusing Terry Turner Barbara Kiefer Debbie Cornelius Mike Lee Eb CLARINET Jane Ley ALTO CLARINET Ina Buck Penny Whalen BASS CLARINET Janelle Clark Jody Cleghorn CONTRA BASS CLARINET Kathleen Clark OBOE Janice Wilken BAND PERSONNEL BASSOON Peggy Siemens ALTO SAXAPHONE Lynn Cable Donnie Barr Lee Mora Sharilyn Berning Marie Bauck TENOR SAXAPHONE Bernice Buck Paula McCowan BARITONE SAXAPHONE Diana Wieser FRENCH HORN Steve Fetty LeeRoy Kiefer Carolyn Owen TROMBONE Brian Nagel Keith Edwards Charles Downs Art Gardner CORNET Stan Siemens Dave Pfanenstiel Max Edwards Judy Schreck Steve Lytle Dale Barnum Cheryl Doyle Jim Gittlein 59 BARITONE Steve Gwin Dale Naiman SOUSAPHONE Dale Cooley Kent Hamilton Dave Gardner PERCUSSION Bill Kreutzer Howard Hobson Doug Schmidt Mike Gonzales Jeannie Meisenheimer Mr. Alvin Wilken, Dir TOP ROW: left to right-D. Naiman, S. Gwin, B. Kreutzer, D. Schmidt, C. Fletcher, I. Moody, D. Cooley, C. Downs, K. Edwards, B. Nagel. SECOND ROW: J. Ley, B. Buck, C. Bauck, L. Grusing, J. Clark, K. Clark, D. Wieser, M. Edwards, D. Pfanenstiel. FIRST ROW: L. Holmes, L. Mora, S. Berning, I. Wilken, M. Palkowitsh, L. Kiefer, S. Siemens. STAGE BAND CREATES ENTHUSIASM AND COMPETITION A stage band was introduced into the instrumental music department this year by our director, Mr. Alvin Wilken. lt consists of a select group of musicians chosen by the director. The stage band plays light music and performs at basketball games, rallies, and other school functions. Since this is a select group, it creates the com- petitive spirit needed in order to have a good band and instrumental music department DRUM MAJORS AND TWIRLERS STANDING: left to right: Diana Cooley, Jody Cleghorn, Penny Whalen, Janice Wilken, Jane Ley, and Dave Pfanenstiel. KNEELJNG: Kathleen Clark, jackie Moody, and Jana Deaxdon. ... ,-.. ,-Xsmmmmf,,y,,,,m.y,.W.fw.weWmm,,,,,,,,W,W,,gm.,......Mgww,-'.fwmmwwwnumwmvvif..-Imwfmmumwwn.,M ..-- ...M-wwmms.m .Me -msn-magnum: CLARINET QUARTET, STATE I, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. DRUM ENSEMBLE, STATE II, LEFT TO RIGHT, Holmes, C. Fletcher, J. Moody, J. Clark. B, Kreumer, H, Hobson, D. Schmidt, M. Gonzales. TWENTY-S IX BAND MEMBERS ATTEND STATE FESTIVAL jane Ley, STATE I DISTRICT SOLOS: LEFT TO RIGHT, QBACK ROWJ S. Gwinn, C. Fletcher, S. Siemens, L. Mora, B. Kreutzer, QFRONT ROWJ J. Ley, J. Moody, D. Pfanenstiel, J. Wilken, J. Clark. Bill Kreutzer, STATE I BRASS CHOIR, STATE I5 LEFT TO RIGHT, QBACK CLARINET CHOIR, STATE II, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROWJ D. Naiman, I. Schreck, D. Pfanenstiel, M. QBACK ROWQ J. Clark, K. Clark, I. Buck, P. Edwards, S. Siemens, QFRONT ROWJ D. Cooley, Whalen, QFRONT ROWJ L. Holmes, I. Hamil- C. Downs, K. Edwards, B. Nagel, L. Kiefer, S. ton, C. Fletcher, C. Bauck, J. Moody, L. FGUTY - Grusi ng. Thomas Gale, Director SOPRAN OS B. Buck C. Bauck M. Bauck J. Clark J. Deardon C. Doyle L. Grusing I. Hamilton L. Holmes B. jay B. Kiefer I. Meisenheimer I. Ley L. Pearson B. Smades G. Roberts K. Buck ALT OS L. Cable K. Clark D. Cooley M. Greer I. Leak I. Moody M. Palkowitsh J. Schreck M. Siemens P. Whalen I. Winchester TENORS C. Bonner 62 C arlisle C ase Christense n Fetty Gillen Gillen Gittle in Gwin Hobson Kiefer Kreutzer Lambert Le uszler Schmidt Nagel BASSES D. Cooley C. Downs M. Edwards K. Edwards . Gonzales Green JV Ley McBride Naiman Pfanenstiel Reimer Siemens Spradling Wieser Woods 1' 1' 'i year singing for him at contest this year. CHOIR BCASTS SUCCESSFUL SEASON The hearts and tongues of over 125 students filled the music room with songs of all types and styles. The mixed chorus, along with the glee clubs read music and performed two concerts during theyear. This was the second year that the choir had the honor of singing under the direction of Mr. Gale. He has formed many new groups along with the new air he has given to the vocal music department. Surely, all seniors will never forget the good times they had this The robed choir received a I and from this group came the solos and ensembles representing the best of many voices. The girls glee also held their own as usual by rating another I. With the year highlighted by having the state solists and ensembles receive 34 gold medals, Mr. Gale termed it as being the best year yet for the vocal music de- partment at W.C. C.l-I.S. CHOIR COUNCIL: LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Hamilton, Mr. Gale, L. Holmes, D. Pfanenstiel, D. Cooley, I. Schreck, I. Meisenheimer, J. Ley, SEATED: 1. Carlisle. BOYS GLEE, DISTRICT II, TOP ROW: I. Green, S. Lytle, D. Cooley, D. Barr, K. Christensen, I. Leuszler, W. Blackburn, D. Pfanenstiel, D. Wilson, T. Gillen, J. Carlisle, D. Spradling, H. Hobson, A. Gardner, THIRD ROW: I-I. Mills, L. Taylor, K. Edwards, S. Wieser, R. jay, L. Bjurstrom, V. Case, J. Ley, G. Kreutzer, D. Naiman, B. Nagel, H. Dierks, F. Medina. SECOND ROW: L. Loflin, R. jay, C. Downs, J. Zellner, S. Siemens, D. Woods, B. Kreutzer, K. Hamilton, M. Carlisle, L. Kiefer, J. Gillen, S. Fetty, D. Simons. FRONT ROW: J. McBride, L. Lambert, S. Gwin, M. Edwards, M. Gonzalas, M. Lee, R. Van- Norden, J. Gittlein, C. Mills, D. Schmidt, C. Bonner, D. Reimer. , CHORVES GAIN PRAISEWORTHY RECOGNITION I An after-dinner type vocal group was formed this year by our director, Mr. Thomas Gale. The group consisted of 23 I I I I voices selected by Mr. Gale. Tom Gillen served as narrator and Master of Cere- I monies. The Chorves have gained recognition i for themselves and W. C. C. I-I. S. by singing l their Way into the hearts of many people. Their performances were highlighted by the T.V. show done at Goodland from I station KLOE, and their appearance at the I , . cHoRvEs: Tor ROW: B. Kremer, L. orusin, Kansas State rseeeher s Cesventlen' , D. Pfenenetiei, D. Cooley, s. Ferry, THIRD The group is characterized by their 5,022 I-MHOSQHSS, B- 153251, J- CIEEIMCDBI red blazers and black trousers for the I oo s . iemens . iemens . a e - SECOND Row: L. Lambert, J. Carlisle, J. Ley, men, and sleek Crepe skirts and blouses s. cwin, P. Whalen, R. Jey, J. McBride, fOr the 121CI1eS- , FIRST ROW: 1. Deardon, J. Hamilton, T. Gale, I T. Gillen, J. Leak, J. Schreck. GIRLS GLEE, DISTRICT I, TOP ROW: J. Leak, M. jay, J. Deardon, j. Meisenheimer, L. Holmes, L. Grusing, M. Greer, C. Doyle, D. Cooley, B. Buck, S. Gardner, K. Clark, B. Kiefer. THIRD ROW: L. Knobbe, B. jay, K. Buck, J. Clark, I. Schreck, I. Wilken, I. Grusing, L. Mora, B. Applegate, L. Cable, L. Pearson, K. Fetch, B. Smades, SECOND ROW: P. Campos, J. Wimmer, C. Salinas, S. Berning, I. Ley, M. Siemens, J. Moody, I. Hamilton, P. Appl, G. Roberts, M. Baker, C. Bauck. FIRST ROW: C. Fletcher, P. Berning, E. Baker, M. Medina, P. Whalen, E. Geyer, D. Geyer, J. Winchester, M. Palkowitsh, R, Medina, D. Cornelius. 1 I T B I nrra-J-imnuw 1u-mu gm-Q .m.zz...1e -v...u1..pN em l Q mu nu:-.me 4. s-num .1 we CONTEST CHORVES, STATE I: TOP ROW: L. Grusing, T. McBride, L. I-Iolmes, I. Carlisle, D. Cooley, B. Kreutzer, FIRST ROW: R. jay, I. Hamilton, S. Siemens, L. Cable, L. Lambert, J. Leak. Junior Lambert, GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO, STATE I: TOP ROW: L. Grusing, L. State II Rick jay, State I Holmes D. Cooley J. Deardon J. Clark L. Cable I. . scmecll, FIRST ROTN: 5. Hamilfon, J. Leak. , Lagfifgflngf BOYS ENSEMBLE, STATE Ig TOP ROW: K. Edwards, D. Cooley, 1. Green, D. Reimer, D. Pfanenstiel, I. Ley, K. Christensen, L. Keifer, S. Gwin. FIRST ROW: S. Fetty, D. Schmidt, T. Gillen. TWENTY-SEVEN CHOIR MEMBERS ATTEND STATE FESTIVAL 65 Diana Cooley, State II DISTRICT SOLOISTS5 TOP ROW: R. Jay, S. Siemens, J. Carlisle, L. Lambert, T. Gillen. FIRST ROW: L. Holmes L. Grusing, I. Leak, T. Hamilton, L. Cable. I Stan Siemens, State I Q A Q Q 5 5 5 Z if Eel M, LGCKING AT I Footballs sailing through the dust filled autumn air, basketball shoes squeaking, thundering, and racing wildly down the floor, and the splatter of spikes throwing cinders as muscles stretch for the last few yards are all a part of the athletic scene at WCCI-IS. These sights, sounds and actions of Indian athletes are readily recalled as we pass through the entrance to Vague Field or as we enter the door of the gym. For those . who love sport for sport's sake, it offers competition. It provides a way to burn off extra energy left after a day of study. For students, teachers and patrons, it provides exciting entertainment and the opportunity to exhibit qualities of good sportsmanship. 67 Head coach Don Leuszler Assistant coaches Jerry I-lart and LeRoy Team managers Ken Applegate, Dutton Charles Gonzales and Mike Lee. 0 WARRIORS LEAGUE RUNNER-UP AFTER SLOW START Coach Leuszler's charges opened the 1964 season slowly, losing to O tough Ulysses and Scott City'during the early stages of the season. As the season progressed, the Indians developed a balanced attack and T a rugged defensive game. Going into the final game of the season, Leoti sported a five game Winning streak and a chance for a title tie. B Rugged LaCrosse dumped the Warrior's title hopes by dropping them 27-6. A The 1964 Indians placed three players on the League All-Stars chosen L by the league coaches. Dave Spradling, jim McBride and Troy Funk were chosen as first team players. The coaches in the K.A.Y.S. area chose jim McBride to receive honor- L able mention. A-SQUAD:D. Heinitz, S. Gonzales, W. Blackburn, S. Wieser, C. Bishop, L, Taylor, I. Greer, M. Roth, R. Bribiesca, T. Gillen, D. Spradling, V. Case, B. Nagel, I. Loy, T. Funk, I. Leuszler, D. Wilson, D. Barr, I. McBride, R. jay, 1. Carlisle, D. Clark, S. Siemens, D Naiman, G. Kreutzer, J. Lambert, T. Turner, L. Kiefer, R. Van Norden, D. Woods, I. Gillen, B. Heinitz, KK. Edwards and S. Lytle Not Picturedl. -mamavwu.u1mmmu1m. X B-SQUAD: S. Rubio, B. Wiles, L. Taylor, R. France, T. Baker, M. Carlisle, S. Gonzales, D, Barr, I. Green, W. Blackburn, J. Kreutzer, D. Woods, I. Gillen, C. Gonzales, M. Gonzales, J. Gittlein, S. Wieser, B. Black- burn, S. Siemens, L. Bjurstrom, R. jay, S. Gwin, G. Roberts, H. Dierks, L. Kiefer, R. Van Norden, I. Rod- rock, T. Jaeger, K. Hamilton. 1964 Football Schedule WCCHS O Ulysses 32 WCCHS 25 Lakin 13 WCCI-IS 6 Ness City 0 WCCHS 20 jetmore 13 WCCHS 13 Scott City 19 WCCHS 33 Dighton 20 WCCHS 3 1 Sharon Springs 6 WCCHS 20 Tribune 13 WCCHS 6 LeCrosse 27 Some boys are big and some are Coach Leuszler received a birth day cake Varsity defensive team lines up small. Bruce I-Ieinitz Jim McBride Dale Naiman jay Leuszler Junior Lambert Tom Gillen Dick Clark S E N I O R R MEN Keith Edwards David Spradling John Ley Troy Funk John Greer Ray Bribiesca Vic Case Dave Wilson Queen Penny VieWS the game with pleasure. Queen and attendants wait with dignified patience for for the dance to begin. HoMEc:oMlNo SPARKS succ:EssFuL SEASON F O H The crowning of Miss Penny Taylor, Queen of the 1964 Football Homecoming, highlighted halftime ceremonies of the Sharon Springs - Leoti football game. Penny was E Crowned Queen by David Spradling as B A c the band played in the Misty Moon Light. Following the 31-6 victory over Sharon Springs, royalty and students joined in the traditional homecoming dance. Queen Penny and King David reign over the dance. STANDING:I. Gillen, R. jay, King,D. Spradling, I. Lambert, T, Jaeger. SEATED:j. Moodie, L. Cable, I. Hamilton, P. Seimens. Children attend- ants: Terry Bloedorn, Kathy Marcy, and Brad Whit- Children attendants pose with Queen and attendants. ham. Susan Kuhlmann is not pictured. A-SQUAD: T. Gillen, V. Case, D. Wilson, J. Carlisle, K. Weilert, B. Nagel, J. Leuszler, R. Jay, D. Spradling, T. Turner, S. Lytle, and B. Lambert. Dave Pfanenstiel is NOT PICTURED. BASKETBALL We're The Champs Coach Williams receives victory ride. I Determination, always the essential to success, led to a State Basketball Tournament berth for the 1964-65 In- dians. An overall I7 won and 9 lost record was no indicative of the true power and ability of the Indians, as they l only bowed four times to Class B I teams in court action. In the Western Kansas Educational l Association League, Leoti won four league contests and dropped two for third place. ' In tournament play, Tom Williams led his charges to six successive victories before their defeat in State Tournament play by the eventual champion of State Class B basketball, Osage City. To win the district crown, Leoti dropped Bird City, Brewster and Tri- bune. In regional play Elkhart, Fowler and Tribune fell victim to the Indians on successive nights. To loyal fans, the Indians are the CHAMPS. 72 B-SQUAD: S. Gonzales, D. Woods, C. Bishop, 1. Gittlein, J. Green, L. Kiefer, D. Barr, S. Siemens, I. Kreuizer, L. Bjurstrom, L. Taylor, and J. Gillen. 1964-65 SCHEDULE AND SCORES Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. jan. Feb. Mar. Mar. 27 28 4 8 11 18 19 9 15 26 29 5 12 13 16 19 21-23 23-26 2-5 11 Lakin Ulysses LaCrosse Syracuse Dighton Scott City Holcomb Tribune Jetmore Lakin Hugoton Ness City Dighton Holcomb Scott City Tribune Scott Invitational Hays Cadets Garden City Scott City District Tournament Bird City Brewster Tribune Regional Tournament Elkhart Fowler Tribune State Osage City B. Team in Action FRESHMAN SQUAD: D. Cooley, D. Gardner, B. Blackburn, T. Jaeger, M. Carlisle, SECOND ROW: Coach LeRoy Dutton, T. Baker, R. jay, S. Gwin, K. Hamilton, D. Perry, FIRST ROW: R. Osborn, D. Perry, D. Hudson, C. Mills, J. Rodrock, C. Bonner. nw.m,.s:ww,.w f-H -..f hz fkwwzw.. V-.,- :wymwmaewlgg ., ,, .fmgw , , L King Vic places the traditional tiara crown on Queen Royalty dance to In The Misty Moonlight . Iudy. BASKETBALL HOMECQMING UNVEILS ITS DEAR HEART FOR 1965 All attention was focused on the stage as lights flashed, the band B played, and the curtain Went up on the 1965 Basketball Homecoming. A The band played Smoke Gets In H Your Eyes as King Vic escorted S Queen Judy to her royal throne. O The stage was beautifully adorned K with hearts to carry out the approp- M riate theme Dear Heart . E After a most decisive 69 -48 E victory over the Ness City Eagles, T C B A o L M I L the evening was highlighted by a dance held in the library in honor of the royal party and everyone enjoyed the evening dancing in Candyland . Homecoming King and Queen: Vic Case and Judy Schreck. G ROYALTY, L. to R. : B. Buck, J. Carlisle, I. Leak, K. Weilert, Queen Judy, King Vic, P. Whalen, I. Green, D. Cornelius, B. Blackburn. Children Attendants: Bill Bergh, Bebbie Brakey, Crystal Ventsam, Carl Rewerts. Students dance in Candyland after the game. a V Tom G1llen junior Lambert Vars1tY takes to floor at Scott : :: ' - Vg! V my .-,w.,,gL,V.S,,iAsw wr :Q V J' .fm ff: V, F I I E 1 gsm, .isa . ww :2?fsvw.4'V ' V V ,,. . - H . Q 7555 .... , 1 ,, V 1 rf,. saf'.:H' 1,.' . 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I X .,. 5 4 V 5 1, X s 5 t ,. in ' ,map K VVKV Q M 1 , 0 yf' zrly' vvkl A 'X aww' W S KD 'UMIWQSZ t'e'i I ii ' ' I ,iet :,f - - nt eii i I S ,A.k,,,.L .V K ,.v,,. V,l.r K K , W Kr w .s,I. L., , , -, . Indian fans see the team off for their departure to the big City. 77 the State Tourney. TOP ROW: L. Taylor, C. Downs, G. Roberts, T. Gillen, D. Pfanenstiel, W. Blackburn, I. Leuszler, I. Car- lisle, D. Spradling, G. Kreutzer, D. Barr, D. Heintz, B. Nagel, S. Fetty. SECOND ROW: I. McBride M Lee M. Gonzales, M. Edwards, K. Gerstberger, K. Edwards, T. Bauck, V. Case, D. Naiman, I. Kreutzer, G.. Holi stein, D. Woods, I Gillen S. Wieser, S Siemens, L. B'urstrom FIRST ROW-I-I. Brack L Ge er B. Bla k- . , . J . . . y c bum, B. Moffet, s. ewan, K. Hamilton, M. carusie, T. Jaeger, J. Ream-ck, c. Mins, 'L. Kiefel-,,B. Heine. TRACK Indians Again In Sfofe Competition Forty-three boys checked out for track this season under new head track coach Leroy Dutton and assistant jerry Hart. The Indians collected 0 many points at various tournaments including the Sharon Springs Relays, the Scott City Relays, and the Lakin Relays. Leoti placed fifth in the WKEA Meet for a total of 30 points, The season was highlighted by the qualification of the Medley Relay team for state competition in which they placed sixth. SENIOR HIGH JUMPER, jay Leualer, practices for regional meet. sk, Q .i,.,, ?'f5f??wf5 'kl' - M. iaai I 'I 1 Zfil i J .. f fl 'fit in - . , Y N E. Q .- .,.. 77 W I I . ' . AV W fh lg i k giiw .V., .1 V. d iv, TRACK COACHES: Jerry Hart ZE: , H and Leroy Dutton. ':: .,. I. at W M K.. .,.. 1 ai S A F W A , - f ii 1 i I I ' w if 5511- INTM' wee ---M , ..,, W, . i,'i as . .5 was q'V.gQk, ,.f l .k,f I I ' Vs- 1 k i. 4 V I i ky sg: tkrh ,Lx I 'K if ' xl X x .fEL.Z,Qgfi5, SENIOR I-IURDLERS, J. McBride and T. Bauck,stay nip and tuck. M2 SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of '65, noted for its good looking girls and brilliant boys, being of sound mind and average in- telligence, realizing that this is the last time we will have to dispose of our most valuable possessions as a body do hereby make this our last will and testimony. To the entire school we leave the example set as worthy scholars and blameless students. To all the faculty we bequeath the job of trying to have school without us. Ross Lane, we bequeath a knife with which to scrape the desks and chairs. Andra Strong, we bequeath a broom with which to sweep up paper wads. To the on-coming senior class we will our senior dignity, splendid grades, capacity for fun and ability to giggle To the on-coming junior class we will a successful prom and the comfort of knowing that there is only one year left, To the on-coming sophomore class we leave our ability to get along with everyone, and the book of Manners and Respect written by the class of '65, To the on-coming freshman class we leave a map of the school building so that they will not get lost and roam about in everyone's way. RICHARD BAKER wills his curly hair to Jim Gittlein. TOM BAUCK wills his high hurdles to Pam Berning. JOLENE BERNING wills her co-operative nature to, yours truly, Mr. Homan. RAY BRIBIESCA wills his irresistibility to Elwood Blackburn. KAREN BUCK wills Kent Christensen to Peggy Siemens. VIC CASE wills his many admirers to Ken Applegate. DICK CLARK wills his green Chevy to Paula McCowan. DIANA COORLEY wills her piano playing ability to Jim Gray. CI-IERYL DOYLE wills her hair -dos to Melvin Wilson KEITH EDWARDS wills his cleanibill of eight hours to Louis Zellner. TROY FUNK wills his sunburned tonsels to Karen Fetsch. RAYMON GARCIA wills his car seat to Sammy Gonzales. DAN GARDNER wills his sideburns to Doug Schmidt. A SUSAN GARDNER wills her unique ability at testing time to anyone who has the ability, but not the initiative. TOM GILLEN wills his basketball gallop to Chuck Bonner. RICHARD GONZALES wills his art ability to Bernice Buck. JOHN GREER wills his dieting ability to Judy Grusing. JEANNE HAMILTON wills her John, whoever he is, to Lynn Cable. BRUCE HEINITZ wills his ability to get teased and take it to Linda Pearson, and his nickname fDuceJ to anyone who wants it. DUANE I-IOLSTEIN wills his mustang to his brother. BESSIE JAY wills her ability to always be talking and never say anything to Connie Bauck. KELMA KELLEY wills her changing hair color to Peach Parker. BILL KREUTZER wills his athletic ability to Duane Woods. JEFF KUHLMANN wills his skillful driving to Janis Wilken. JUNIOR LAMBERT wills his height to Dave Pfanenstiel. JANIE LEAK wills her sunburn to Mike Lee. JAY LEUSZLER wills his dandruff covered legs to Janelle Clark. JOHN LEY wills his Stuco headache to Rick Jay. LARRY LOFLIN wills his good nature to Johnny Lauber. JIM MCBRIDE wills his ability to catch an out of town girl and his way with women to Ken Gerstberger. CHARLES MEDINA wills his hair styling ability to Patricia Appl. HARLEY MILLS wills his fun on bus rides to Kent Christensen. DALE NAIMAN wills his half of the A to anybody with a high enough price. RICHARD OWEN wills his ability to handle a tire tool to Cindy Fletcher. DAN RIDDER wills his music ability to Stan Siemens. GARY ROBERTS wills his brains to Tom Kerschen. GAYLE ROBERTS wills her ability to stay out of trouble to Steve Lytle. JUDY SCHRECK wills her lengthy trip home to Jeannie M. and well ..... MARION SCHWINDT wills his perfect attendance to Bob Wiles. RON SIMONS wills his tremendous physique to Gary Kreutzer. DAVE SPRADLING wills his curly hair to Brian Nagel. JAMES THURSTON doesn't will Jolene to anybody, he just keeps her himself. KEN WEILERT wills his height to Don Wilson. ROSAMARY WHALEN wills her 3 inch biceps to Donnie Barr. DIANA WIESER wills her well kept short hair to Lavon G. DAVE WILSON wills his false teeth to Melinda Palkowitsh. CHARLOTTE ZELLNER wills her good figure to Philip Salinas. To To 79 COLLINGWOOD GRAIN COMPANY, INC. Grain Storage-Gasoline-Oil Fertilizer-Purina Feed Selkirk, Kansas Phone FR 5-2574 OLDHAM INSURANCE CRESCENT CAFE AGENCY Where Good Food Is First Complete Insurance Service And Foremost Home Loans SISCIICS SI1OI'I' Orders Phone FR 5-2225 Phone FR 5-2564 WHEATLAND ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. 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