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

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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

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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

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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.