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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1968 volume:

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' A ww' ,,:,w,mwmrNw,4AL,Mf'f,,'r' 1 ,A W I , ' fi ' ' , Z X A M - rw L, 'fJWL.TWQ 'Jhii9'LP .-SF' gf WICHITA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL LEOTI, KANSAS VOLUME 22 -- .- -. ...--1. ,,.,, ' SIGNS OF THE TIMES AT WICHITA COUNTY , HIGH SCHOOL H ALBERT FISHER The 1968 WARRIOR is dedicated to Mr Albert Fisher. He was a friend, a teacher and a sportsman in the eyes of all who knew him. Mr. Fisher taught at Wichita County High School from l952 until March l, l968. SIGNPOSTS Learning Seniors Underclassmen Music School Life Athletics Sponsors 2 QR H A A M. Y F p 1ki, f -,,.--nz' -131:12 3 SIGNS OF THE TIMES mh Ah Wm- WW SIGNS OF THE TIMES School Board, STANDING: Roy Gwin, jr. , Mrs. Ruby Downs, Edmund Berning, and W.W. Templer fSuper intendentj. SEATED: Dwain Meisenheirner, I. F. Gerstberger, Ir., and V. M. Watt, jr. ADMINISTRATION EVALUATION BRINGS CHANGE During the year, the school board, faculty, a team from the North Central Association of Schools, local patrons, and students from WCHS conducted a self-help program of evaluation for the Wichita County High School. This program is de- signed to aid the school in improving present curriculum, facility use, and other facets of school life. In addition, the administration Worked for the passage of two un- successful bond issues W. W. TEMPLER, Superintendent of District 154467. Mrs. jean French Mrs. jackie Townsend Secretary Board Bookkeeper 6 .D Principal LEO ECK supervises the activities of students and teachers at WCHS. Principal Creates School Image For some years We have heard the revolutionary slogan in public and secondary schools-- 'We don't teach subjects, We teach pupils'. This idea is safe only so long as the y pupil is not nourished on the idea that he is the center of all things and that subject matter is rather incidental after all. The dignity and majesty of the great fields of commanding truth take precedence over the particular wishes, notions W'- ff and vagaries of individual students. We appreciate the students at our school and realize the fact that they are infinitely more significant than the subject matter scheduled for Mrs. Pat Iosephson is the office secretary. 7 teaching. FACULTY MR. RON COOKE English MRS. HILDA C ORBELL Spanish MRS. CAROLYN DAVIS Art MR. LEROY DUTTON Mathematics lviR. DAVE EASTERDAY Social Science and Physical Education MR. ALBERT FISHER Commerce MR. TOM GALE Music and Psychology NERS. GRACE I-IAMILITON Home Economics . QU' ii 3 5: fi 2 ,Ms .. .,i.4,..T Q 1 if x 5 if sg' i ' '?m, N ' 5 Af :A I , grxf If A ..,4ll '5-0-...fi FACULTY MR. ROGER HAIVHLTON Vocational Agriculture and Shop MIR. BURTON HOLMES Science and Math MR. NORMAN I. HOMAN English, Sociology journalism, Economics MR. GARY HULETT Biology and Chemistry MR. CHARLES JOHNSON Typing, General Business Office Practice MR. DON LEUSZLER Carpentry, Woodworking Mechanical Drawing MRS. JUDY NICHOLAS English, Health Physical Education MRS. LUCILLE TEMPLER Speech, Librarian FAC ULTY MR. WARREN TOWNSEND Guidance, Algebra NH1. ALVIN WILKEN Band IVIR. TOM WILLIAMS Driver's Education Family Living Physiology MR. ROBERT WOODEN Constitution World History American History SCHOOL PERSONNEL 'O' guys 5' new ,B if 'OS' Q, ,G My ,ffl ffl, - ,------ . -.f.1:::.f FX , f, ::,E:5:-Em g a -:. : MMM 5 7 nz, ,,i,,,,,,,,,..r5,, .U L. L, -, ' ff., yamaha - if r L- 6 - : W A I Qaaswfeizimai 1 im y '- ELL, 6 , , g,i.,. . ' l Q . 4922 ,, ' ' nl . 1 -' - My ,Q x ,U AM, 5. Ab , is K Q in f . s .1 K ma.,,.J . QL. ,,,:'w1w,-fs' 1 ki: agfku Iqitchen Staff: lm Vrky , i ,,.,, L .. R, 1 , E N, i . sf if f+ Q , Ivlrs. Hetzler Mrs. Stokes Custodians: Ross Lane Don French Ann Strong Y ki- x fi- K X!! rl N3 1 ,E P 1 2 - si ., . if ' ff ' 5 4 '- f . . A, g,- ,,,L.Q1?m,f1n:gzf-- . '. -' V1 1sfHzi4z111,,r,-km' . f--- . . , 5 , ,. M aa,o , o 5 1 1 f v . Z . , .1 1 .1 . ., ,A.K,. w f , , . '3 I M34 I 5 3 2 SIGNS OF LEARNING LANGAUGE ARTS Seek Signs To Bridge Communication Gaps Stepping over the bridge from high school life to college requires many decisions. Having a good back- ground in the Language Arts is a basic step across this bridge, for through English, it is easy to ac- quire a knowledge of effective communication practices. WCHS offers many courses in the field of Written and oral comunica- tion. The English courses, includ- ing College Prep. , provide the funda- mental rules in Written communica- tion. Speech teaches the discipline of speaking before a group. Spanish classes at WCI-IS offer students the opportunity to learn a second language. Oh, Mrs. Templer, speech is so wonderful! I had 'better start studying or Mr. Homan will be after me! In practical English, some are trying to study While others are---! I2 Mr. Homan, you caught me in the act! my ,,.. ,. ' A ' l -If I' 'S Mi: f n Dale is really trying for that 13 SOCIAL SCIENCE Social Science Seeks Aware- ness Of Individual Roles Social is defined as the inter- action of the individual and the group on the welfare of human beings as members of society. Science is de- fined as knowledge attained through study or practice. Social science at WCHS is di- rected into broad areas to help the student understand his role in his society. The student may study ec- onomics to become wiser in the use of his money. He may study soci- ology to better understand the Why of his behavior in his society. He may study world history, American history, and Constitution so that he may become more aware of the heritage upon which his nation is built. He may through the study of the social sciences become more aware of his responsibility to his society as regulated by the laws established by forefathers and by his own contemporaries. E fg it .eggs , jr Mr. Wooden lcnows how to keep his students busy. COMMERCE Commerce Aids Everyone Commerce can be used in all fields of life. Students may prepare for such fields in high school by taking courses in typing, bookkeep- ing, shorthand, or general business. The lubricant of business is a competent office force. The com- merce department specializes in courses designed to aid the budding business secretary or accountant. Even the farmer or housewife may utilize these courses in making better budgets for the year or in necessary correspondence. The student planning for college will find these courses valuable as he takes lecture notes in shorthand, or as he types a formal report. Students become competent through timed Writings, Workbook practices, or conditioned practices. QM. Mr. Fisher is helping a student who is in trouble W if A i g pfi gpiii T A . T f is L ',ai' H ifi 3 i t ttt t Q, Be sure to count all typing errors! These students must be working toward a typing pin FINE ARTS Students in Fine Arts Show Signs of Satisfaction The students at WCHS have the opportunities to paint, to sing, or to play an instrument in the fine arts department. This program enables the student to enjoy his leisure time, While at the same time, he can earn credits. Mrs. Davis focuses the hand, the eye, and the mind in a pattern so that the student can locate his artis- tic talent in oil painting, tempra painting, or poster designing. Under the vocal department, the student may develop an interest in music Whether it be solo Work or be a part of a large choral group. I-le may even be selected to sing with the Chorves, a vocal group known for their excellence. Mr. Gale is the director for these groups. Mr. Wilken will help the student choose from any number of musical instruments. During his high school years, the student may join the con- cert hand, the marching band, or one of the smaller instrumental groups. These dance band students are really making muslc Do you think Mrs. Davis will see this mistake ?' HGME ECCNOMICS Prepared Homemakers Reflect Signs Of Successful Wives And Mothers I just broke a needle may be heard in the Home economics de- partment as a girl is finishing her dress or coat. In home economics, a girl can learn how to follow a recipe by for- getting to put in a cup of flour When it is two cups. Home economics teaches a girl the art of dressmaking, cookery, homemaking, and care of the family The Annual Spring Tea, spon- sored by the Mother's Lunch Com- mittee, is held every year. At this time the home economics girls model the clothes they have made in the school year. Over 150 dif- ferent projects Were modeled this year. i I did not think I had any talent! I am ready to go. Will these girls ever get their dresses done on time 7 1' Y' Are these boys building their dream house? :win MANUAL ARTS Students See Signs In Manual Arts For Careers In Life Manual arts is a part of the gen eral education which is offered at Wichita County High School. This department realizes that not only the challenge must be offered, but teaching conditions, including the classroom and shop atmosphere, must be congenial so the student can accept the responsibility. Woodworking is intended to reflect the growing, expanding in- terest in wood and woodworking skills. Mechanical drawing teaches a universal language by means of which the form, size, and finish of an object can be described. Woodworking and mechanical draw- ing are both under the direction of Mr. Leuszler. Vocational agricul- ture, under the direction of Mr. Hamilton, gives the boys an opportunity, after appropriate advanced education, to return back to the farm. Mr. Hamilton is helping a moubled student. I do not think you are measuring that right, 17 Dallas? MATHEMATICS Mathematics Opens The Way To Gther Fields Today, in the complex World of business and industry, employers demand Workers versed in the skills and technical know-how that are so important to continued progress. Mathematics is a learned skill essential to a knowledge of mea- surement and relationships, and to the development of the reasoning process. A staff of skilled instructors-- Mr. Dutton, Mr. Holmes, and Mr. Townsend--help students to probe the vast World of mathematics in preparation for other subject fields. The varied courses offered--gen- eral math, algebra, geometry, and senior math--are programmed to aid all levels of mental aptitudes. The prospective housewife might seek only general math. The en- gineering student Would include all of the higher math. Math, thus becomes the key to the student's future role in society. I CANNOT understand that problem! NoW to explain it in an easier way! These freshmen cannot figure out who discovered algebra. 18 SCIENCE Signposts To The Future, That's Science Science is a sign--a sign of the times. It leads students to the dis- covery of better Ways of living through the study of biology, chem- istry, physical science, and phy- sics. These students may Well be the scientists of tomorrow. Biology, taught by Mr. Hulett, probes the function of living organ- isms in the plant and animal Worlds. The microscope opens new vistas to the Neophyte. Chemistry classes, taught by Mr. Hulett and Mr. Holmes, are aimed at developing the under- standing that all things can be broken down into their elemental parts. Physical science and physics ex- pose the students to the laws and principles of the universe, so that they may read the sign posts to a better life. I tudents, do you understand the problem, now? , WW- W .,- 'Wx Chemistry means a lot of thinking. I could not have missed that many! 19 PHYS ED AND ' it DRIVER'S EDUCATION Mental And Physical Health Create The Working Citizen Mental and physical health is important to the Well-being of every American citizen and to the progress and strength of his nation. Wichita county High School has a four-year physical education pro- gram aimed at making the student physically fit and mentally alert. The program is coordinated around student needs by three physical ed- ucation teachers--Mr. Dutton, Mr. Easterday, and Mrs. Nicholas. An alert mind and conditioned reflexes are a requirement of the safe driver. Mr. Williams seeks, through the driver's education pro- gram, to create the alert driver Who is conditioned to recognize his responsibilities to his fellow man When he is behind the Wheel How much longer, Mr. Homan ?' V I would hate to meet up with him in a dark IS that 3 quart low, Mr, Williams? alley! 20 l ll M if 5 5, ' r 51' is SENIO RS Brad Blackburn President Ann Weinmann Vice-President Sharilyn Berning Secretary Chuck Bonner Treasurer Senior officers are Ann Weinmann, Brad Blackburn, Shari Berning and Chuck Bonner. SPONSORS Don Leuszler Dave Easterday Robert Wooden Senior Sponsors are Bob Wooden, Dave Easterday and Don Leuszler 22 Kent Hamilton Boys State Treasurer State FFA Secretary Peggy Siemens Honor Student 41 5., gm -dgmmema y am.:-A --2.5.3 ,. ,x?-5 .sr . LL il 'Ms ' 'f X' M QW ,' . '- 2- 'S gf' M, - fa: -1 -' 1,-r f H--L.g,Agg- :ws-2 I - fa 3 1-2givg,.'?f:14m ,.., - M mr.- -,LF 5 if-41,91 D1 ' it 1 Sh' ,mu ' , w rf Q tnen A Q, F., Mike C f - ., , A 'Hg-we 2' M, W. ,,,,,M,. ,. . exwxl , .. U rf' give 35925: Ni' ,M i QfQ 51248 AQHA . 'ya' ' ' vhv . N11 'MW fi-.aww ...fit ,. . -'Q,e.-rg. W 34. - ., ,,.,. 'Q ff 'LFL V -Q arlisle jerry Hooker Track Award 5 f -r Z X Steve Gwin Monte Seibel Music Award Honor Student ,5 Q 4 4- 4 4 . -a 4 V 'K' Q, 'iv' 5 if . je, WHOSE WHO OF THE CLASS OF . 1968 if .1 tw Lee Mora Honor Student Shari Berning jane Ley john Philip Sousa Band Award High Honor Student Honor Student 23 .fx it Baccalaureate Program i' Sunday, May l9, l968 8:00 pm. 'k Processional - All Hail the Power Holden Mixed Chorus Invocation . Rev. Rory O'NeiII 'Holy Radiant Light 'Listen To The Lambs Gretchaninotf . Dett Robed Choir Dreaming of next year, jack? 'Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Wm. P. Latham Wind Ensemble Sermon - Out of the Heart . Rev. Ed. Viser Standin' in the Need o' Prayer arr. Barthelomew Boys' Quartet Benediction .. Rev. Rory O'NeiIl Recessional . ,,,, . These Things Shall Be Mixed Chorus 1 FACULTY Ronald Cooke Mrs. Hilda Corbell Mrs. Carolyn Davis Leroy Dutton Dave Easterday Thomas Gale Mrs. Grace Hamilton Roger Hamilton Burton Holmes Norman Homan SUPERINTENDENT W. W. Templer Gary Hulett Charles Johnson Mrs. Judy Nicholas Don Leuszler Mrs. Elizabeth Schrock Mrs. Lucille Templer W. H. Townsend Alvin Wilken Tom J , Williams Robert Wooden PRINCIPAL Leo J. Eck I mg N aww 24 Happiness is ending 12 years of school. F Ks Chorves wind up Graduation with Rock-A-My-Soul. Will this line ever end? 25 Commencement Program 'I Tuesday, May 21, 1968 8:00 p.m. ff Processional - Pomp and Circumstancen Elgar lnvocation . Highlights from Camelot Colas Breugnon Overture WCHS Band Introduction . Address - Values of Today's Youth Fort Hays College, Hays, Kerry Dance . Clarinet Choir Presentation ot the Class ot 1968 Presentation of Diplomas Rev. Glen D. Epp Frederick Loewe Dmitri Kabeleusky Leo J, Eck Dr. Bill Jellison Kansas Matt Betton Prin. Leo J. Eck W. VV, Templer Superintendent of Unified School District No. 467 Three Madrigalsn . . Rock-a My Soul , . Chorves' Benediction . .. .. . Diemer arr. DeVaux .. Rev. Glen D. Epp Recessional - Pomp and Circumstanceu Elgar PATRICIA APPL BARBARA APPLEGATE TIM BAKER PAM BERNING PATRICIA LOUISE APPL--Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club Sec. 45 Cheerleader 15 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Conference 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 45 Wind En- semble 45 Flute Quartet 45 I State5 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls Glee 1, 2, 35 Band Letter 45 Perfect Atten- dance 15 Annual Staff 45 Typing Award 4. BARBARA ELAINE APPLEGATE--WKEA Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 45 WKEA Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 One-Act Play Alt. 2, 35 One-Act Play 45 junior Play 35 Speech Letter 45 WKEA Speech Dist. 3, 45 WKEA Speech State 45 Informative 3, 45 Senior Scholarship 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Conference 25 Annual Staff 25 Typing Award 2,45 Band 45 Percus- sion Ensemble 4, Wind Ensemble 45 Stage Band 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls Glee 1, 2, 35 Speech 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 25 One -Act Play All-Star Cast 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 4. VANINE KAY ARNOLD--Pep Club 35 Senior play 45 Speech Letter 45 Kayettes 3, 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Typ- ing Award 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls Glee 3, 45 Chorves 45 Robed Choir 3, 45 Vocal letter 45 Singers 45 Girls Triple Trio 45 Speech 45 Duet-Acting 45 Nar- rator of Early Bird Show KUPK Television 45 Transfer from McPherson 35 McPherson College Scholarship S150 4. MAURITA JANE BAKER--WKEA Scholarship Contest 35 Pep Club 25 Senior Play 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Typ- ing Award 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 45 Perfect Attendance 35 Duet Acting 4. TIMOTHY I. BAKER--WKEA Scholarship Contest 1, 45 Scholarship Letter 45 Kays 25 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA Sen- tinel 3, 45 State FFA Parliamentary Contest 45 District FFA Speech and Farm Mechanics 2, 3, 45 State FFA Dairy, Animal Husbandry, and Agronomy 45 Boys Glee 2. VANINE ARNOLD MAURITA BAKER SHARIIYN BERNING BRAD BLACKBURN PANLELA SUE BERNING--Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 3. SI-IARILYN JEANETTE BERNING--WKEA Scholarship Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 WKEA Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls State Alt. 35 Kay- ette Camp 25 One-Act Play Alt. 35 Class Sec. 45 jun- ior Play 3, Senior Play 45 Speech Letter, 3, 45 WKEA Poetry Award, II, 3, 45 Kansas Authors Award 1, 35 Dis- trict Speech Contest 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Cabinet 2, 3, 45 Kayette Conference 35 Kayette Sec. 45 Kayette Treas. 25 Annual Staff 3, 45 Typing Award 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Sax Quartet 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Wind Ensemble 4, Instrument Solo 3, 45 John Philip Sousa Band Award 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Robed Choir 1, 2, 45 Chorale 25 Band Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Letter 2, 45 Speech 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 35 Student Librar- ian 45 Citizenship Award 15 Intramural Basketball 25 Reader's Digest Cerificate of Award 45 Rebecca Dubbs Scholarshi 4. BRADLEY IVIERVIN BLAC KBURN--WKEA Scholarship Contest 45 WKEA Honorable Mention 45 Scholarship Letter 45 Pep Club 15 Basketball King 45 Class Presi- dent 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Basketball Royalty 1, 45 WKEA League Basketball lst Team 3, 45 Special College Scholarship 45 Senior Play State Mgr. 45 Kay Cabinet 45 Kays 2, 3, 45 W Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Boys Glee 1, 2, 35 Student Librarian 45 Football Letter 35 Basketball Letter 3, 45 New School Scoring Record Basketball-45 points5 Leading Scorer WKEA Basketball 1967-685 Scott City Invitational Tournament 1968-All Tournament Team. , , .f CHUCK BONNER HARRY BRACK GREG BRAKEY PRISCILLA CAMPAS MI KE CARLIS LE KATHLEEN QC LA RKJ S KIBBE DALE COOLEY DEBBI C ORNELIUS CHARLES R. BONNER-- WKEA Scholarship contest 1, 2, 35 WKEA Honorable Mention 1, 2, 35 Scholarship Letter 35 Boys State 35 Class Treas. 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Ensembles 2, 3, 45 Vocal Letter 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 3, 45 Speech 4. HARRY H. BRACK IR. --Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 35 Track Letter 4. GREG BRAKEY--Pep Club 35 Kays 1, 25 Chieftain Staff 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. PRISCILLA DIANNE CAMPAS--Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 15 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls Glee 1, 2, 35 Robed Choir 2. MICHAEL CARLISLE--Kays Pres. 45 Kay Vice Pres. 35 Kay Sec, 25 WKEA Scholarship Contest 25 Class Treas. 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Royalty 25 WKEA League Team Foot- ball Honorable Mention 45 Iunior Play 35 WKEA Poet- ry Award 35 Kansas Authors Award 35 Kay Cabinet 2, 3,45 Kays 1,2, 3,45 W Club 1,2,3,4, w Club sec. 2, Typing Award 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorves 45 Robed Choir 2, 3, 45 Vocal Officer 45 Vocal Letter 45 Student Librarian 1, 2, 35 Citizenship Award 25 Football Letter 2, 3, 45 Basketball Letter 3, 45 Track Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 jerry Hooker Award 4. KATI-LLEEN QCLARKQ SKIBBE--Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Cheer- leader 1, 35 Twirler 1, 25 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Pom Pom Squad 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 35 Clarinet Chior 1, 2, 3, 45 Clarinet Quartet 35 Wind Ensemble 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls Glee 1, 2, 35 Robed Choir 1, 25 Chorale 1, 25 Band Letter '1, 35 Vocal Letter 1, 2, 35 Typing Award 4. DALE GLENN COOLEY--WKEA Scholarship Contest 15 Pep Club 15 Football 45 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 15 Basket- ball Manager 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Brass Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorves 45 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Singer 3, 45 Band Letter 3, 45 Vocal Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 4. DEBRA ANN CORNELIUS-- Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Cheer- leader 3, 45 Football Royalty 45 Basketball Royalty 15 junior play Costugme and make up 35 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 35 Pom Pom Squad 3, 45 Typing Award 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 3, 45 Clarinet Choir 2, 3, 45 Wind Ensemble 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Letter 2, 3, 45 Speech 35 Perfect Attendance 25 Student Librarian 25 Girls Intra- mural Basketball 2,45 Head Cheerlaeder 45 Trans- Eerred from Lake wood junior High School 1. SANDY FAULKNER KAREN FETSCH ESTHER GEYER STEVE GRAFF FORREST SANFORD FAULKNER--WKEA Scholarship Contest 45 Football King 45 Football 45 WKEA League Team Football Honorable Mention 45 Kays 45 W Club 45 Football Letter 45 Typing Award 4. KAREN SUE FETSCH--WKEA Scholarship Contest 2, 3, 45 WKEA Biology 2nd, 35 WKEA Honorable Mention 35 Scholarship Letter 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Speech Letter 45 WKEA Essay Award 45 Kansas Authors Award 35 WKEA Short Story Award 35 WKEA, Dist. State Con- test 45 Oral Interpretation of Prose 45 Oration 45 Sen- ior Scholarship 45 Kayettes 45 Annual Stai 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Glee 1, 2, 35 Speech 45 Perfect Atten- dance 35 Student Librarian 3, 45 Garden City Invita- tional Speech-Prose 2nd, 45 WCEC Scholarship 4. CINDI ELAINE FLETCHER--Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club Pres. 45 Cheerleader 15 Class sec. 35 Football Royalty 25 junior Play Alt. 35 junior and Senior Play Costume and Make-up 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 3, 45 Pom Pom Squad 3, 45 Typing Award 2, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 2, 3, 4 5 Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, 35 Clarinet Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Wind Ensemble 45 In- strument Solo 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Robed Choir 2, 45 Choral 2, Band Let- ter 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Letter 25 junior Escort 35 Citizen- ship Award 2. DAVID R. GARDNER-- ESTHER FAYE GEYER--Pep Club 2, 35 Speech Letter 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Typing Award 2, 35 Mixed Chor- us 15 Girls Glee 1, 2, 35 Duet Acting Garden City and Ness Contest 45 Speech 4. 28 fa CIN DI FLETCHER GREGG GREER DAVID GARDNER JUDY GRUSIN G STEVEN I. GRAFF--WKEA Scholarship 3, 45 WKEA Honorable Mention 3, 45 Boys State 35 FFA 1, 2, 35 Perfect Attendance 2. GREGORY ALLAN GREER--Transfer from St. JOh.n's Seminary5 Pep Club 45 Typing Award 4. IUDITH LYNN GRUSING--Kayette Camp 45 Basketball Royalty 45 Junior Play Costunue and Make-up 35 Kay- ette Cabinet 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual 2, 45 Kay- ette Vice Pres. 35 Kayette Pres. 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3,45 Speech 35 Miss Mistletoe 45 Co-ed Correspondent 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Letter of Commendation of Attendance5 Rough Rider Scholar- ship. STEPHEN EMERSON GWIN--WKEA Scholarship Con- test 1, 2, 3, 45 WKEA Honorable Mention 2, 45 Scholar- ship Letter 1, 25 Boys State 35 One-Act Play 45 Class Pres. 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 25 junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Speech Letter 45 Speech WKEA, Dist. 45 Extemporaneous 45 Senior Scholarship 45 Kays 2, 3, 45 W Club 45 Typing Award 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Brass Quartet 15 Brass Choir 2, 3, 45 Instrument Solo 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorves 1, 2, 3, 45 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Ensem- ble 1, 2, 35 Boys Quartet 45 Singers 15 Vocal Officer 3, 45 Band Letter 2, 3, 45 Vocal Solo 2, 3, 45 Vocal Let- ter 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 35 Citizenship Seminar 25 Citi- zenship Award 25 Football Letter 25 Rebecca Dubbs Scholarship5 Monte Seibel Memorial Vocal Music Award: Cross Country Letter 4. 5 A ,A . :,f . ,,:.' : f 5 -f '1 Q STEVE GWIN KENT I-LANHLTON MERLENE QJAYJ DAVIS JOE KERSCHEN R. KENT HAMILTON--WKEA Scholarship Contest 3, 45 WKEA Honorable Mention 45 Scholarship Letter 1, 35 Pep Club 1, 45 Boys State 35 Boys State Treasurer 1967 35 One-Act Play Alt. 35 One-Act Play 45 Class Vice President 15 Class Treasurer 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 35 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Speech Letter 3, 45 Speech-WKEA Dist. , State Con- test 3, 45 Reading 35 Extemporaneous 3, 45 WCEC Teacher Scholarship 45 Kay Cabinet 45 Kays 2, 3, 45 FFA Sec. 35 FFA Pres. 45 FFA 1,2, 3,45 W Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Brass Choir 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Robed Choir 45 Band Letter 35 Speech 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 15 Mr. Holly 45 Foot- ball Letter 45 FFA State Speech Contest 2nd, 1968-68 3, 45 American Legion Public Speaking Contest 45 District Star Farmer 45 State FFA Sec. 45 District Swine Foundation Award 45 FFA State Farmer Award 4. DALE L. HUDSON--Pep Club 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 2, 3,45 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 W Club 45 FFA 1, 2, 3,45 Perfect Attendance 125 Citizenship Award 35 Track Letter 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Cross Country Let- ter 45 FFA Treas. 4. JOHN TIMOTHY JAEGER--Pep Club 1, 25 Class Vice- Pres. 25 Stu-co Pres. 45Stu-co Vice-Pres. 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Football Royalty 1, 2, 3, 45 WKEA League Team Football 2nd, team 35 Senior Play 45 Speech Letter 35 Speech WKEA Dist. , State Contest 35 Reading 35 One-Act Play Mgr. 2, 3,45 Kay Cabinet 25 Kays 2, 3, 45 Kay Conference DALE HUDSON JANE LEY TIM JAEGER MARY ANN MEDINA 35 FFA Pres. 35 FFA Vice-Pres. 45 W Club 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee 125 Football Letter 2, 3, 45 Basketball Letter 45 Track Letter 25 District FFA Vice- Pres. 45 King At Powder Puff Football 45 FFA State Farmer Award 4. MERLENE JAY DAVIS--Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. JOE KERSCHEN--Speech 45 Transfer from Alamo Cath- olic High School, Amarillo Texas. JANE SUSAN LEY--WKEA Scholarship Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 WKEA Honorable Mention 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Let- ter 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Twirler 1, 25 Drugm Majorette 3, 45 Girls State 35 One-Act Play 3, 45 Class Vice-Pres. 35 Class Treas. 25 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Speech Letter 3, 45 Speech WKEA Dist. State Contest 45 Reading 45 Senior Scholarship 45 Kayette Cabinet 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Conference 2, 35 Typing Award 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Clarinet Choir 2, 3, 45 Wind Ensemble 2, 45 Instrument Solo 1, 2, 3, 45 Clarinet Quartet 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorves 1, 3, 45 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Singers 1, 25 Triple Trio 3, 45 Vocal Officer 1, 25 Band Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Solo 25 Speech 3, 45 Citizenship Award 25 Honorary Putnam Scholarship 45 John Philip Sousa Band Award 4. MARY ANN MEDINA--Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Glee 1, 2, 35 Speech 35 Chieftain Staff 45 In1:ramural Basketball 2. ROSEMARY MEDINA CHARLES MILLS RON OSBORN MELINDA PALKOWITSH ROSEMARY MEDINA--Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Glee 1, 2, 35 Speech 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 25 Typing Award 4. CHARLES CARDEN MILLS--Kay Sec. 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Basketball Royalty 45 WKEA League Team Football Honorable Mention 45 junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 junior play Student Dir. 35 Kay Cabinet 45 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 Kay Conference 3, 45 W Club Pres. 45 W Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorves 45 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Ensemble 2, 3,45 Vocal Letter 2, 3, 45 Vocal Solo 45 Speech 35 junior Escort 35 Citizenship Award 35 Football Letter 3, 45 Basketball Letter 45 Track Letter 3. ROBERT E. MOFFET--WKEA Scholarship Contest 15 Basketball 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Mgr. 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorves 45 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Ensemble 4. LOUISE ANITA MORA--WKEA Scholarship Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 WKEA Honorable Mention 1, 25 Scholarship Letter 2, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls State 35 Kayette Camp 25 One -Act Play 45 junior Play 35 junior Play Prompter 35 junior Play Student Dir. 35 Senior Play Costume and Make-up 45 Kayette Cabinet 3, 45 Kay- ettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Conference 25 Annual Staff 2, 45 Typing Award 2, 45 Kayette Treas. 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Sax Quartet 2, 3, 45 Wind Ensemble 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 In- 30 BOB MOF FET LEE MORA DALE PERRY DEAN PERRY strurnent Solo 1, 2, 35 Band Council 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorves 3, 45 Robed Choir 2, 3, 45 Chorale 25 Girls Triple Trio 3, 45 Band Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Let- ter 2, 3, 45 Speech 35 Perfect Attendance 1, 25 One- Act Play Costume S Make--up 45 Student Librarian 45 Girls Intramural basketball 2, 45 Rough Rider Scholar- ship 45 DAR Award 45 Scholarship Award, Marymount College. RONALD LEON OSBORN- -Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 jtmior Play Prompter 35 Senior Play Prompter 45 junior Play Stage Mgr. 35 Senior Play Stage Mgr. 45 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette 8 Kay Conference 35 Boys Glee 1, 25 Speech 3. MELINDA SUE PALKOWITSH--Pep Club Treas. 35 WKEA Scholarship Contest 25 Pep Club 1, 25 3, 45 Kay- ettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 2, 3, 45 Pom Pom Squad 3, 45 Typing Award 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Wind Quartet 2, Flute Trio 35 Wind Ensemble 45 Instrtunent Solo 2, 3, 45 Flute Quartet 45 Band Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 45 Nlixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Robed Choir 1, 25 Band Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 25 Citizenship Seminar 35 Citizenship Award 45 Yearbook Ass. Ed. 2, 35 Year- book Co-Ed. 4. DALE RAY PERRY--Basketball 15 Kays 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 DEAN ROY PERRY--Basketball 15 Kays 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA Reporter 3. JIM RIDDER IAC K RODROC K CAROL WADLEY ANN WEINMANN JAMES E. RIDDER--Kays 3,45 FFA 1, 2, 3,45 JACK L. RODROCK--Kays Sec. 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 WKEA League Team Football 2nd Team 45 Senior Play Prompter 45 Senior Play Stage Mgr. 45 Kay Cabinet 45 Kays 1, 2, 3, 45 W Club Treas. 45 W Club 3, 45 Typing Award 35 Boys Glee 1, 2,5 Speech 45 Student Librarian 45 Football Letter 3, 45 Basketball Letter 45 Track Letter 3, 4. MARGUERITE ANN SIEMENS--WKEA Scholarship Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Letter 1, 2, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Queen 45 Class Sec. 1, 25 Stuco Sec. 45 Football Royalty 1, 35 Speech Letter 35 Speech WKEA Dist. , State Contest 35 Oral Interpretation of Poetry 35 junior Play Costume and Make -up 35 Senior Play Costuxne and Make-up 45 Kayette Cabinet 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayette Conference 1, 35 Typing Award 25 Kayette Treas. 35 Bani 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Wind Ensemble 45 Piano Solo 3, 45 Band Council 2, 35 Mixed C iorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorves 1, 2, 3, 45 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Singers 15 Girls Triple Trio 3, 45 Band Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Solo 2, 3, 45 Speech 35 FFA Sweetheart 25 Betty Crock zr Award 45 Intra- mural Basketball 4. PEGGY SIEMENS PAT TONER JANIS WILKEN ANDY WILSON PATRICK TONER--Football 45 Boys Glee 45 Robed Choir 45 Football Letter 45 Transfer from Mullenville Kansas 4. CAROL ANN WADLEY--Pep Club 3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Girls Glee 3, 45 Speech 45 Student Librarian 4. ANNA MARIE WEINMANN--Transferred from Scott City 35 WKEA Scholarship Contest 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Football Queen 45 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Stu-co Treas. 45 Basketball Royalty 35 Senior Play 45 Speech Letter 3, 45 Speech fWKEA Dist. , State Contestj 3,45 Ora- 1ion 45 Prose -Informative 35 Kayette Cabinet 45 Kay- ettes 3, 4. IANIS MARIE WILKEN--Pep Club Vice-Pres. 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Twirler 1, 25 Kayette Camp 35 Senior Play Student Dir. 45 Kayette Cabinet 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 3, 45 Pom Pom Squad 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 1, 3, 45 Woodwind Quartet 15 Wind Ensemble 45 Insuument Solo 1, 25 Band Council 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Robed Choir 45 Band Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 35 Citi- zenship Award 25 Typing Award 4. ANDREW EUGENE WILSON--Football 45 Cross Coun- try 3, 45 WKEA League Team Football lst TGQIHQ Kays 2,45 Boys Glee 1, 2. J 4 3 1 DON WILSON J. ALAN WINTER DONALD L. WILSON--Typing Award 35 Boys Glee 1, 25 Speech 4. JOSEPH ALAN WINTER--WKEA Scholarship Contest 43 Boys Glee 15 Speech 45 Typing Award 4. Q Ax I MM ,KmW,,,,:,,...q m I Q 4 N 5 'v 14 in 12 I K Terry Asmussen Deland Barr Carlotta Bauck jim Bauck Vicki Baum David Berning Linda Berning Geri Ann Biel Leslie Bishop Wayne Bjurstrom Jacque Braun Brad Brown jim Burch Tom Cable Steve Edwards ,v - vlll V gm. A ,, ,k,, .Q I . H fi in A r 1' 5 - V -' - , f- 1.3! 7 A X H.. f , Q E. .Q Q, X53 ff iff, iii- 'f',g,55' i we - -- i,, a ' ' Yam will fm... ' X at W J UNIO RS 135' 45? A :qq, od i n o K X W' Officers: Bruce, Geri, Terry, Deland. E '- rf President Q Bruce jay bzza V Vice-President l K Deland Barr Myrna EPP Secretary Sharon Faulkner Terry Smith Glenda Ford Treasurer Geri Ann Biel 34 ,ii A W n s: i:q 4 l Verna Funk Juanita Ge rstberger Wi lli am Gerstber ger 913' . ' ' sirxrffi . 1- . ' - ff 16? -Q : V if RWM! . ,.! 1 I , 4 f. w we W ff 'K -sr: , f - 411, f 'R A H X ,V 'El f' . HU . 5 I Q V, A -4:-v--.., , . V ., -A if , o ilg, S .. . H -l H I I V, I, ..,. E E,,., .. I 23 my J me fa f i- S t V TI H D is Y. if Jhiaiilnrv K fy I is I wi f - wg? t ,X ' 1 9 f 'u rw .Es 5 A ra S35 ,mi X 5 we X 5'-X f L5 Q, gs H., ,. Sr rs, 1- Q, S XS 1 - 'fl ' iii.. gf , gf Lonnie Lewis Albert Lobmeyer Ron Long Dennis McBride Debra Mastel Janis Minor JUNIORS Jana Giesick Gloria Gonzales Greg Graff Tom Gray Dwight Haines Tony Harkness Roger Homan Bruce jay Bonita Kiefer Beverly Krenzel Charlene Kreutzer Daren Kreutzer jack Kuhlmann Diana LeDou Walt Lee Sponsors: Mr. Holmes, Mr. Homan, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Nicholas Mr. Burton Holme s Sponsor Mr. Norman Homan Sponsor Mrs. Grace Hamilton Sponsor Mrs. Judy Nicholas Sponsor 35 Lori Mollenkamp Johnnie Moody Scott Oldham Gary Paul Noel Perez Lloyd Peterson Linda Pfanenstiel Bonnie Pfeifer Marilyn Reimer Warren Sims Carl Smith Terry Smith Maxine Taylor Jim Wadley Gary Wewer L 'X .-- , , :-: V , :,lfEu,: ' LWZQQSETIQ y y M ee W it '.-. , EM K, 75 K1 J UNIO RS 5, fx - I The junior Class is hard at work decorating for the Jtmior-Senior Prom. 36 1 va.-new .,::, mf, X I. g..s,,.. ' ai 'T' Ah K ,..,, H .n .ar zz V slnsi 1 w if ---- 'Q 8645 1 Q 1 33 i it a My A . ina, f :fi k V Pamela Wieser Nancy Wimmer 5. S K t 5? A .6 bi J JV' Q' E 531 J Gary Wilbur Tony Winter Dianna Yotte I' X in J L .A y. ,A is .yryr M bw' Ronald Bain Dean Baker Louella Baker , - , if af ' . 5 :1 , ,:a,,,u- I . Q 5 'C A W 'YW 'J , .: : zz fi- 4 2 I ., V , 9.23 fy' ,, '- L. , A Clark Fisher Darlene Ford Arlen Gates Steve Baker Victor Baker Louetta Bauck V 'NHL ' Y ,-ini' f My M My - Vr - .,,. , C Q X 1 '-' .1 i, A VLL. .X 3 11, ,,., P a . gr we f f e Q' K' K vb 1 I t kgkh vi K I fl k 1 fzffifif . V' .hii I ' P ,i Q: I ' ,, W 'gt Duane Mona Brack Kristi Cable Rita Cudney Brenda Elder Berning Royalene Roxy Campas Celeste Ecli jim Fetty Jeannine Biel Buck Cody Bill Elder Charlotte Laura Bishop Arnita Burch Cornelius Fischer SOPHOMORES .. 1 a ukii 5i A- Robert Geyer I I ff.. ja cque Gerstber ger Linda Gerstber ger Polly Geyer President jeff Parker Vice-President Kristi Cable Secretary Marilyn McBride Treasurer Leslie Gwin 37 Officers: Kristi, Marilyn, Leslie, jeff. 'C ,ff- 'Wv 5 A gg K il it ia '- s:v,g,,v if 5 vw ' M ,E Q 9- WA 5 J A Vi sf ff 'Egg ,g if 1, ,Q Al George Griem Leslie Gwin Pat Hays Mary jo Gillespie Carol Graff Kirn Green Wg. f --Q: if, S I gi , Lge - 2 E .- K ,,QfWQKsn Agn ifigyi L L ,sa Dallas Heinitz Claire Hetzer Charles Hughes Lloyd Hutchison ICPYY Iaramillo Mary Kerschen S L i s S i eklul S syll if ff l' ii ll A ' ' A 'f . f ,Q as - se'b ' f f ' M , Lyn' gY,. V, Iv get . .. U ? Dennis Kirk joe Korbe Marilyn Ricky Klima Sheri Krenzel McBride Lois Koehn Steve Long Webster McKinley Belinda Marcy SOPHOMGRES Sponsors: Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Wilken, Mr. Gale, Mr. Dutton. Sponsor Sponsor Mr. Roger Hamilton Mr. Thomas Gale Sponsor Sponsor Mr. Alvin Wilken Mr. LeRoy Dutton 38 Nancee Mastal Gloria Medina Ida Medina Lillie Medina Maryse Minor Pat Moffet 'WH-aw sm I Q T Steve Ohl Freddie Palmblade jeff Parker ,,...,f. 2 - ig' ,rf fe ,Y 5 J f in B' 5 rv XY' .. 1 ri sig. ' ful.: fer' ffmlfff' T vw, Rex Whalen Linda Willey Steve Wilson Mggggrf J M f.-,, ,, sr. ..,,r. 1. , ,. Q:-' .. fl i L, , , .W ,,, 'If we --11, :gesii'a244fm5gg ' -- silfiiriiiigfl ' V f wr .. Marla Paul Stan Pfeifer Mary Sue Ridder ,:,, ,' l 21. Hope Yeager Ben Zellner . :spd ' fiffff q I ..., fi A David Schmitz jane Schmitz Mary Jane Schreck I' if sm--fr : M Mary Schwindt l If ,.., :sm r . ww? F1531 I-'few 1rff'ff12QQi ,a ei ,,,. lf. .-f, 1, D Q 2315311 Q S 5 -1u,,, K 4. r ' 1 f i i , 'QW arg. s My da ref :exit Mfg 1 r X vi Q Q, l amen X L '54 , -1 5 -Q... fx 1, S I 1 , ' john Simons Linda Sims Martha Seyb Brenda Smith S cott S he ets S , X S S . , ESQ ,g X, N' ,.,. ff V' 'L .QI i . Nini Smith Mike 'im53g.Q ,KV,,, i, , gff- ff: ,,sg:::.1 'LKLL A A i f Qu sqm 3,42 il Hr mf-my H iqlf, , , if? 14:9 42 - S' 1 'fi K 5 W Q la . -. A f- F ,g X f is K V jan Townsend Janelle Snowbarger Van Norden Sid Sowers SOPHO MO RES Rodney Van Norden The French sophomore servers for the Junior-Senior Banquet wait to receive plates. 39 . :gif ., ' ii - ,J .ia ff '- 1 ' l ' 1 . f - Q 8 flizfuk 'diffs ff e ,M E e iiiunee E, A , f 1 y 1. H 1' E525 , K , 4- i A - if 'f f V g:-,. f, , ' : , V,1' , e - 'figifig' f 1:'L ' if ., is William Algiene Earl Bowman Sheri Brack Becky Brakgy Dgnna Burr -'-v ' D6n11iS Elder Karen Evans Diana Gardner LaDonna Gates I 1 5 FRESH MEN Tim Gray President Major Whalen Vice-President Charles Lee Secretary Becky Sheets Treasurer Susan Jaeger -WWW A W- l'icn..4- , ., .M I it Yi 'F F' if i 3-, fi if of L Steve Alston Julie Appl Tony Barraza , I :,. 54 512, A l'l' W., U P' ' . ,K I S L gg L 5 3 fm , ., X2 if .L 4 y M ,,. , ,if r if E , ,K .. .W,e?l,.,ehA - .,,. e 1 , ff' S Dennis Biel Roger Conley Alice Gittlein Steve Green Officers: Susan, Charles, Major, Becky. Xl i Q 3 H ,W nn 'Me.-, Dana Bonner Mike Dearden Vicki Graff Monte Greer L Q .wi ,gfgx fzg :Nall-. c , - . . 2 I - 5 L. I '77 'i ' xg I if 1 1515 , s g . 1 253, S , i :E . s Y N V' aff. ' ' fgiff 5, W' WT? . . ll,.A, M ,l?Zh, Ag ,J n'-'E,,,i M' 2 , K , ii f l Q. R, V. as V A- i SFT- E -, ' f : t N 1 K :'. E. zl' as 1 L s --H+ a a f: A ,,. L 1 E. il A 1 Y' 4 Jess Medina Richard Rex Rita Medina Miller Oberheim Edw ard Dwight David 9 We Miller Mollenkamp Palkowitsh ,r i Rick Mullen Cipriano V Perez Noamie Preston Stacey Steve Krenzel Guerra Hutchison Kleymann Charles Lee Beth Hatfield Susan Jaeger Merle Koehn Edward F M Dana Heinitz Dennis jay jerry Korbe Lobmeyer Elaine Mary Lee Kiefer Kathy Korbe Bonnie Long Q. S Sponsor Mr. Albert Fisher Sponsor Mr. Tom Williams Sponsor Sponsors: Mr. Fisher, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Williams. ,ffl Mrs. Caroline Davis ' , nuff . . - - 'Tri E' R I REQ - -14:4 s ,N aff , ,ig .5 E ' .'i!!E.i -x , ,ef - 'P' A - 1 ' ' : . k i ' A-'. V . ,,,, 3 5 Wilfido Perez Mary Peterson Tommy Rapier FRESH ME Gloria Rubio Becky Sheets Lupe Rubio Geraldine Tom Schreck Simons Rita Smades if we 3 2 fx, wx 4 ,. 11.2. - 5 .fig5g51,,.-1gQgz1.- 'frm z Jwuiy .Wei -a.:,.,,,M,,- W,:ff.,,,M .,,.A as-7g:,, 5 1 ww: ,.!w5?w ' Qvswvi. -z:1'-ibut ' 'iz-ii-.W -K vQ12g?ki1:sz1il35s5S aetmsigf Hf.i't:,v2gsi5s1'f .ZZ N5 3N:+:::, 2,2223 Q, -H.. ' 2 Jazlli, , f 3592 Wa , 43+-,Q ' 1 3 51- ' 55235 . Wit 2 S z . iii tiff fj7L 'Q . f , if: :V was fiie' g,z:Qag3:rf I 5 'k ff Dale Smith Doris Smith Terry Stark Mary Steckman Mike Todd john Webster Lynn Wewer If :Q 2' l ids In fm ' Major Whalen Rosalie Wing Janice Wilbur Randy Winter Joann Wiles Mark Wright Marilyn Wm. Zellner Wilson Traditional freshmen initiation has been replaced by the senior Welcome party. lil BACK ROW: R. Van Norden, J. Bauck, I. Kuhlrnann. THIRD ROW: I. Townsend, L. Pfanenstlel, P. Hayes, I. Biel, D. Gardner, M. McBride, J. Van Norden, C. Eck, K. Clark, D. Cornelius. SECOND ROW: C. Fletcher, K Evans, C. Perez, C. Graff, M. Schrecl-I, M. Minor, P. Geyer, M. Paul, L. Gates, C. Bauck, B. Elder, C. Fischer FIRST ROW: I. Ley, I. Wiles, P. Siemens, K. Green, L. Gwin, I. Wilken, B. Kiefer. WICHITA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL BAND Indian Band Completes A Successful Season! The end of the school year for 1968 marked a most successful sea- son for the Indian Band at WCHS. Along with its many acomplish- ments, the Indian Band entered com petition at Boulder and received a II rating. At the Garden City Band Day, they received a H+. The climax of the year came on April 5, 1968, When the WCHS con- cert band received a I rating at the State Music Festival in Dodge City. This accomplishment resulted only after hours and hours of hard work on the part of every individual. The Warrior staff Wishes to congratulate the Indian Band of 1968 for their many accomplish- ments. BAND COUNCIL: J. Wilken, I. Minor, L. Mora, T. Cable M. Palkowitsh, Nlr. Wilken. 44 BACK ROW: B. Piefer, M. Brack, B. Applegate, M. Seyb, Mr. Wilken. FOURTH ROW: Dale Cooley, K. Ham ilton, R. Klima, M. Epp, E. Miller, T. Stark, D. Mollenkamp, M. Deardon, R.Whalen, G. Wewer, B. Elder, L Hutchison. THIRD ROW: M. Kiefer, S. Jaeger, T. Smith, P. Wieser, R. Mullen, I. Minor, D. Palkowitsh, S. Menzel, B. Smith, L. Willey, P. Moffet, S. Pfiefer, S. Gwin, T. Cable. SECOND ROW: S. Brack, V. Graff, D Yotter, L. Mollenkamp, N. Smith, J. Webster, R. Oberheim, S. Berning, L. Mora. FIRST ROW: G. Ford, L. Wevver, R. Buck, P. Appl, R. Cudney, J. Giesick, M. Palkowitsh. TWIRLERS AND MAJOR AND MAJORETTES ADD COLOR! A A NR.......c A ,gff 5 +L... , V ..,' ,. , A VLA .uf ' f ,Q-.ff mn... . ., ,.:.?u- ,, V, . .. . 'f , f 4 A fiiv--zw1s..., + K.. iffv :mf f R32 fi 'ff HQ N'-i -1 ij'--29, 1... 'f ,- ,g Q Twirlersz L. Gwin, B. Marcy. Dru.m major: T. Cable. Majorette: J. Ley. 45 BACK ROW: B. Pflefer, M. Brack, I. Kuhlmann, J. Bauck, B. Applegate, R. Van Norden, M. Seyb, P. Siemens, Mr. Wilken. SECOND ROW: I. Van POM-PON GIRLS CLARINET CHOIR STATE I Norden, C. Eck, M. Kiefer, S. Jaeger, C. Bauck, K. Clark, B. Elder, P. Wieser, C. Fischer, S. Brack, B. Smith, S. Pflefer, S. Krenzel, S. Gwin, V. Graff, L. Willey, R. Mullen, D. Cooley, I. Minor, E. Miller, D. Palkowitsh, D. Mollenkamp, J. Webster, M. Deardon, T. Stark, L. Mollen- kamp, M. Epp, R. Oberheim, G. Wewer, S. Berning, B. Elder, L. Hutchi- son, L. Mora. LAST ROW: M. Minor, C. Fletcher, K. Evans, C. Perez, C. Graff, I. Wiles, I. Ley, K. Green, L. Gwin, J. Wilken, L. Wewer, R. Buck, P. Appl, R. Cudney, I. Giesick, M. Palkowitsh. STANDING: K. Clark, I. Giesick, L. Pfanenstiel, I. Minor, K. Green, B. Pfiefer, I. Wilken. LAYING: C. Fletcher, M. Palkowitsh, D. Cornelius, I. Townsend, T. Smith, M. McBride. STANDING: J. Van Norden, C. Eck, M. McBride, S. Jaeger, K. Clark, D. Cornelius T. Smith. SITTING: J. Ley, C. Fletcher, K. Evans, J. Townsend, L. Pfanenstiel, J. Wiles, C. Graff. 46 BACK ROW: L. Hutchison, B. Elder, T. Stark, M. Deardon, G. Wewer, T. Cable S. Gwin, Mr. Wilken S. Pfiefer D. Cooley, j. Bauck, R. Van Nor- den, lgeggy Siemens. FRONT ROW: B. Smith, J. Townsend, L. Mora, I. Minor, V. Graff, l. Ley, S. Berning, L. Gwin, S. Krenzel, P. Wieser, T. Smith. STANDING: G. Wewer, S. Pfiefer, T. Cable, R. Whalen, M. Epp, B. Elder. SEATED: L. Hutchison, S. Gwin, D. Cooley, C. Fisher, B. Elder, C. Bauck. STANDING: G. Wewer, S. Pfiefer, T. Cable, R. Whalen, M. Epp, B. Elder, L. Hutchinson. SEATED: D. Cooley, P. Moffet, L. Willey, S. Gwin, C. Fisher, B. Elder, C. Bauck, K. Hamilton. 47 BRASS ENSEMBLE 2 STATE I BRASS ENSEMBLE l STATE l STATE CONTESTANTS BOLSTER SCHOOL SPIRIT I Y -I - . - I ' g- M ,bmi .I-S. , mn -+1 I 1 Qs 5 E, I E S I I ' , aw , I -S'2,. 1 -f2'- , E, I, .f f ' Q TT'ST J' ' 'A' , I I X I l ' . V Eixiii -NV! ' Vigifzkz I W, I can 1 I 1' , ff ' , 1 X, 1 ,211 'Air' K M I if 'V -5 -s..i,A,.- t ,:g5f.3,:f':,,j',,. x 5 .3 s - . Iwifff - , -'nwzflu . . .... W' 3 QP M T, ,fill isle? 'L kt' 'I':m!':QSki ' iii? ' 1 X X fiawqf Y N T,,W wigs , .,,.T. .,,, R 1 J 3 S I jj S I A J: I J za gay 53? 4 Q, Fa H ,aj hx ge if u P S -Wm I1 3 I if 1 - .f 1 1 K SK 1 gzlge in N Q. ' K gg lg' 3, I V Y . U , fa SAXOPHONE QUARTET: P. Wieser, B. Smith, S. Berning, L. Mora. BARITONE SOLO, STATE I Steve Gwin I ' Q X Q , Q E of 1 oKT v I If- M SSIZ 4 SIISI IIfSSI FL UTE QUARTET: J. Giesick, P. Appl, R. Cudney, M. Palkowitsh. CLARINET SOLO, STATE1 Ian Townsend ., I 'V V -..L .lo fall. I 7 T STTS 2, f , W III L S, ' , 6 , ,- , f . 5, TSI I ,V I I In Si. ...F Q kk rf I ' ' '55 Q , ' if - 'S hi ' ' ' A C ,.. -.'- 'Jff Viz ikhy gh i ,IQ ,. , 'iff Z , . ,.,., k,,k gf . f V E- I ' 1 ,f.f 'N f' Q i l ,,....,.,5. 5. I . ffl' 4,1 , 0.5 S g fel' ' . I ,M .,,k .3 , x rl M 0 CLARINET QUARTET: B. Marcy, I. Townsend, M. Mc- TROMIBONE SOLO, STATEI Buda' Cable Tom Cable 48 SENIOR WOODWIND ENSEMBLE: J. Ley, C. Fletcher, B. Applegate, P. Appl, P. Siemens, M. Palkowitsh, K. Clark, I. Wilken, D. Cornelius, L. Mora, S. Berning. DRUM ENSEMBLE: M. Seyb, B. Applegate, K. Green, M. Brack, B. Pfiefer, J. Bauck, R. Van Norden, I. Kuhlman. STATE SOLOISTS: I. Bauck, R. Van Norden, T. Cable, M. Palkowitsh, S. Berning, I. Ley, P. Wieser, S. Gwin, L. Hutchison, C. Fletcher, L. Gwin, M. McBride, M. Epp, I. Townsend, T. Smith. 49 DRUM SOLO, STATE I jim Bauck CLARINET SOLO, STATEI jane Ley 1 i C a 9 TIMPANI SOLO, STATEI Rod Van Norden 2 5 u L NHXED CHORUS: BACK ROW: B. Moffet, L. Pfanenstiel, I. Giesick, C. Mills, B. Long, B. Brakey, P. Toner, S. Kleymann, L. Bishop, C. Bonner, J. Wiles, M. Gillespie, D. Cooley, P. Hayes, I. Appl, T. Cable. THIIRD ROW: C. Graff, R. Mullen, K. Green, M. Schreck, T. Schreck, L. Mora, I. Ley, M Carlisle V Baum B Kiefer L. . , . , . , Hutchison, M. Schwindt, B. Krenzel, T. Gray, S. Jaeger. SECOND ROW: D. Schmitz, B. Elder, S. Berning, P. Hutchison, P. Wieser, S. Faulkner, W. Algiene,S. Brack, K. Evans, E. Bowman, C. Hetzer, J. Gerstberger, B. 5 Elder. FIRST ROW: S. Edwards, L. Wewer, T. Smith, G. Wewer, R. Smades, M. Palkowitsh, R. Van Norden, R. Cudney, C. Eck, R. Geyer, J. Wilbur. ' VOCAL MUSIC l Vocal Department Celebrates Successful Year The vocal department at Wichita County High School had a very successful year. Robed Choir, as well as Girl's Glee received a I rating at the State Music Fes- x tival at Dodge City! Robed Choir also re- ceived a I in sight reading for the 3rd time There were 65 in Robed Choir, all chosen by Mr. Gale on basis of ability. There were 57 in Boy's Glee and 95 in Girl's Glee. Mixed Chorus had 118 this year. N The Vocal music deparunent was featured in Fall, Xmas, and Spring Concerts. The department ended this year with the Robed Choir singing for Baccalaureate. Again this year, Chorves maintained l their superior level of performance by re- ceiving a I at State. This was the fourth year for the group with the last of the orig- i inal group leaving us--Peggy Siemens and Steve Gwin. This year's theme was Peo- ple and Mike Carlisle acted as MC. They added a little zing to the performances by using choreography. As usual, Chorves had fun but also Worked hard. VOCAL MUSIC OFFICERS: M. Carlisle, L. Pfanenstiel, Mr. Gale, Steve Gwin, P. Wieser. l 5 0 BACK ROW: A. Gittlein, D. Heiniz, R. Whalen, I. Grusing, S. Krenzel, B. Jay, J. Wilken, I. Schmitz, D. Barr, M. Minor, I. Ivlinor, S. Ohl, D. Burr, C. Kreutzer, I. Fetty. THIRD ROW: L. Sims, S. Krenzel, V. Arnold, G. Biel, R. Oberheim, C. Bauck, I. Gerstberger, D. Bonner, I. Biel, I.. Gwin, M. Whalen, L. Mollenkamp, P. Sie- mens, K. Hamilton, C. Fletcher. SECOND ROW: B. Pfiefer, R. Buck, T. Asmussen, M. Kiefer, M. McBride, J. Parker, I. Townsend, P. Hayes, C. Fisher, C. Fischer, N. Smith, S. Gwin. FIRST ROW: D. Cornelius, D. Moll enkamp, B. Hatfield, L. Gerstberger, B. Brown, L. Willey, B. Smith, M. Snowbarger, M. Reimer, M. Brack, S. Sowers. PIANO ACCOMPANISTS: B. Elder, S. Berning, R. Cudney, L. Gwin, P. Siemens, I. Wil- ken. 51 5 Q GIRLS GLEE: BACK ROW: L. Bauck, D. Yotter, I. Giesick, L. Pfanenstiel, B. Long, B. Brakey, S. Kleyirnann, L. Bishop, I. Wiles, K. Cable, V. Graff, M. Steclqnan, I. Appl, A. Gittlein, D. Heintz, I. Grusing, S. Kren- zel, I. Wilken, J. Schmitz, M. Minor, I. Minor, C. Kreutzer, D. Burr. TI-HRD ROW: L. Koehn, L. Baker, C. Graff, K. Green, M. Schreck, L. Mora, I. Ley, V. Bauni, B. Kiefer, M. Schwindt, B. Krenzel, M. Epp, S. Jaeger, L. Sims, V. Arnold, G. Biel, C. Bauck, I. Gerstberger, J. Biel, L. Gwin, P. Siemens, L. Mollene kamp, C. Fletcher. SECOND ROW: L. Bishop, M. Seyb, G. Simons, D. Smith, M. Taylor, L. Berning, S. Faulkner, K. Brack, K. Evans, M. Baker, M. Peterson, K. Korbe, C. Hetzer, I. Gerstberger, B. Pfiefer, R. Buck, M. Kiefer, M. McBride, J. Townsend, P. Hayes, C. Fischer, N. Smith, FIRST ROW: S. Berning, P. Wieser, B. Elder, C. Wadley, G. Gonzales, L. Wewer, T. Smith, R. Smades, M. Palkowitsh, R. Cudney, C. Eck, I. Wilbur, D. Cornelius, B. Hatfield, L. Gerstberger, L. Willey, P. Berning, B. Smith, M. Reimer, M. Bra ck. STATE PIANO SOLOISTS: S. Berning, L. Gwin, P. Sie- STATE VOCAL SOLO, I HIGHS- Pam Wieser 53 STATE SINGERS BACK ROW: S. Edwards, C. Bonner, B. Moffet, D. Cooley. TI-HRD ROW: G. Biel, L. Gwin, V. Arnold, L. Pfanenstiel. SEC- OND ROW: L. Hutchison, G. Wewer, R. Van Norden, T. Schreck. FIRST ROW: M. Reimer, C. Eck, T. Smith. GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO L. Pfanenstiel, I. Giesick, P. Siemens, V. Arnold, I. Ley, L. Mora, G. Biel, P. Wieser, T. Smith. CONTEST CHORVES D. Schmitz, B. Elder, B. jay, B. Elder, L. Mora, S. Krenzel, P. Wieser, D. Barr, J. Giesick, P. Siemens, J. Ley, J. Townsend, S. Gwin, C. Mills, T. Cable. STATE VOCAL SOLOISTS S. Gwin, T. Cable, J. Giesick, P. Wieser, B. Jay, P. Siemens, L. Hutchison, C. Mills, S. Krenzel, L. Gwin. ,.x ,, 'mm fn .. ' x I ii 7 ' 1 I WARRIOR KING AND QUEEN 1968 Charles And Pam Are The Governor's Choice! Charles Mills and Pam Berning were chosen by Governor Robert Docking to reign as the 1968 WARRIOR King and Queen. The Governor chooses the King and Queen solely on personal appearance. In making his choice, the Governor stated: You have a fine looking group of students, and I Wish them all the best of luck in their future endeavors. YEARBOOK STAFF Ivlr Homan S Bermng C Fletcher I Gruslng L Gwin, V. Arno1d,I. Wilken, M. WARRIOR Signs Became 1968 By-Word Members of the year- book staff chose Signs of the Times as the theme of the 1968 WARRIOR. Under the direction of co-editors, Sharilyn Bern- ing and Melinda Palkowitsh the WARRIOR staff sold pages-and-pages of ad- vertising, harassed-and- Worried students into buy- ing 1968 WARRIORS, and took picture-after-picture to fill the yearbook from cover-to-cover. The second annual yearbook party opened yearbook season. Days- and days of Work at the end of the year closed the season. Lloyd Hutchison served as faithful photographer this year. Maryann Medina, Greg Brakey, and Carol Wadley put together paper and prepare mailouts. CHIEFTAIN CHIEFTAIN Changes Format To bring the news to the students while it is still fresh, the CHIEF- TAIN staff changed the format of the paper. They printed a two to four page paper weekly. lts new mast- head carried the name CHIEETAIN BULLETIN. Out of necessity some 1 of the interpretive writing and features had to be left out. Another new venture of the CHIEFTAIN staff was in the realm of television. Each week Vanine Arnold acted as narrator for a Vanine checks facts by phone- taped television broadcast about some aspect of school life. The taped reports accompanied by pictures were presented on the Early Bird Report on Channel l3 television. As in the past. students covered assigned beats. They covered all l school activities and wrote stories about them. 1 58 f STUCO, BACK ROW: Deland Barr, Major Whalen, Brad Blackburn, Torn Cable, Charles Mills, Bruce Jay, Judy Grusing. FRONT ROW: Mr. Townsend, Ann Weinmann, Peggy Siemens, Jeff Parker, Cindi Fletcher, Steve Gwin, Mike Carlisle, Tim Jaeger, Kent Hamilton. Tim Jaeger, STUCO president, stands behind a bottles barrel for a STUCO sponsored coke machine. Maintenance staff and president erect polls This is 3 nam-OW View gf new fOr STUCO electifm- president Deland Barr. 59 STUDENT COUNCIL STUCO is a Sign of Student Government The Student Council at WCHS is student govern ment. The council Works with students, teachers, and administration to keep the school running smooth- ly. lt maintains a dress and behavior code for S1211- dents. It sponsors the Good Citizen program at WCHS. Among its other activi- ties, STUCO sponsors con cessions for all home athletic events. Both the 1967 Football and the 1968 Basketball I-Iomecomings Were sponsored by STUCO. Each spring elections are held to elect students to a major STUCO office. STUCO's only money- making project is a Pancake and Sausage Supper. This year the supper Was held in April. The entire cast takes a bow for the audience. JUNIO R PLAY The Man Who Came To Dinner Brought Down the House. The Man Who Came To Dinner was a three act comedy starring Deland Barr as Mr. Whiteside Who apparently broke his leg in front of the Stanley home. I-Ie decides that their home is a nice sanctuary. The plot develops from this point. The Man Who Came To Dinner Mr. Whiteside Maggie Bert Jefferson Lorraine Shelton Beverly Charlton Banjo and Professor Metz Mrs. Stanley Mr. Stanley Richard Stanley Jane Stanley Miss Preen Dr. Bradley john, the butler Sarah, the cook Harriet Stanley Wescott and Baker Mrs. Dexter Mrs. McCutcheon C ast Deland Barr Geri Ann Biel Tom Cable Janis Minor Jack Kuhlmann Bill Gerstberger Jana Giesick Bruce jay Lonnie Lewis Terry Smith Pam Wieser Gary Wilblir Daren Kreutzer Juanita Gerstberger Carlotta Bauck Dennis McBride Vicki Baum Verna Funk Miss Preen obviously can not take all of the excitement Mr. Whiteside makes life interesting for everyone. f Mrs. Bramson is being taken in by Dan. -wo, Inspector Belsize explains some of the finer points in the case. 61 The cast including jane Ley, Ann Weinmann, Maurita Baker, Vanine Arnold, Kent Hamilton, Steve Gwin, Charles Mills, and Shari Berning appear to be enjoying a break following dress rehearsal. SENIOR PLAY Night Must Fall Provided Suspence The Senior class presented the play Night Must Fall, at 8:O0p.m. on Tuesday, March 29. The play was a murder mystery by Emlyn Williams. Lord Chief Mrs. Brarnson Olivia Grayne Hubert Laurie Nurse Libby Mrs. Terrence Dora Parkoe Inspector Belsize Dan Night Must Fall Cast Tim Jaeger jane Ley Ann Weinmann Kent Hamilton Maurita Baker Vanine Arnold Shari Berning Steve Gwin Charles Mills ,, ?5s ONE-ACT PLAY CAST: Kent Hamilton, Jane Ley, Tom Gray, Steve Gwin, Tim Jaeger, Barbara Applegate jack Kuhlmann, Janis Minor, Pam Wieser, Lee Mora. ON E-ACT PLAY 'Tm A Foolw Was A Light, Enjoyable Play I'm A Fool , took the audience back to the race track for a few moments. The play evolves around George finding that love and lies don't mix. In the Words of Mr. Townsend, the play director, The cast had a blast making ,,,, W5 the play! The play received a I at District, a I Wif- ' ' I at League and a II+ at State. I'm A Fool i t ia A The racing fans cheer their horse on to victory George . . ....... Kent Hamilton Mother . . . .Barbara Applegate Mildred . . . ..... jane Ley The Dude . . . . jack Kuhlmann Burt .... .... T om Gray Wilbur . . . . Steve Gwin Lucy .... . . . Janis Minor Elinor .... . . Pam Wieser Stage Mgr. . . . . Tim Jaeger Make-up . . . . Lee Mora 62 ...ft s Hey, George, It's not nice to point! gy is Q I9'14,'4fai at LEAGUE AND INVITATIONALS, TOP ROW: Karen Fetsch, Sharilyn Berning, Maurita Baker, Jane Ley, Barbara Applegate. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Templer, Esther Geyer, Vanine Arnold, Marilyn Reimer, Geri Ann Biel, Terry Smith, Jana Geisick, Juanita Gerstberger. FIRST ROW: Daren Kreutzer, Wayne Bjurstrom, Tom Cable, Kent Hamilton, Steve Gwin, Linda Pfanensiiel. DISTRICT SPEECH, TOP ROW: Karen Fetsch, Sharilyn Berning, Jane Ley, Barbara Applegate. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Templer, Geri Biel, Terry Smith, Jana Giesick, Juanita Gerstberger. FIRST ROW:ff'Wayne Bjurstrom, Kent Hamil- ton, Steve Gwin. STATE SPEECH: Geri Biel, Sharilyn Berning, Juanita Gerstberger, Karen Fetsch, Kent Hamilton, Barbara Apple- gate, Jane Ley, Wayne Bjurstmom. SPEECH Speech Students Gain Valuable Experience Speech students realized, this year, that I ratings are not the only values to be gained through public speaking. Satisfac1ion of, at least, having tried is also valuable. In addition to the regular League, District, and State contests, speech students entered 'mo invitational competitions. At the Garden City Invita1ional, six entries reached the finals with Karen Fetsch placing second in Prose Interpreta- 1ion and Kent Hamilton placing fifth in Extem- pore in overall competition. Competing in the Ness City Invitational for the first time, speech contestants tied with Hoxie for the first place trophy with seven I's and eight II's. READING WKEA DISTRICT STATE Sharilyn Berning I I I Jana Giesick I III Wayne Bjurstrom II I II Jane Ley I I II INFORMATIVE Juanita Gerst- berger II I II Barbara Apple- I I III gate PROSE Terry Smith I II Karen Fetsch I I III POETRY Geri Ann Biel II I I Sharilyn Berning II I II+ EXTEMPORE Steve Gwin I II Kent Hamilton I I II ORATIONS Karen Fetsch I I II Ann Weinmann I I II AFTER DINNER Juanita Gerst- berger I Marilyn Reimer I JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM DIGNITARIES included Cindi Fletcher and escort Brad Blackburn, Geri Biel and escort Bruce jay, Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Templer, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eck. JUNIOR PROM Paris By Nightl' Was Theme of 1968 Prom juniors struggled with two kits of decorations and a barn-like gymna- sium as they sought to carry out their theme Paris By Night at the 1968 junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. A banquet served by French Waiters followed the French motif. The gym was decorated like an open-air Parisian cafe complete 'th'd d ltbl dfl Xgxegn W1 ua 3 es an Ower Fii la Bubbles poses in a provocative way for Prom guests if V'clci 1 hi' ' 1 , am e plng. Fountain adds beauty to theme- Paris What should I do now ? By Night 64 Gwin, K Fetsch, j. Ley. NAME Steve Gwin Sharilyn Berning jane Ley Larry Berning Steve Long David Schmitz Brenda Smith Tim Baker Wilido Perez Myrna Epp Brenda Elder Charlotte Fischer Edward Miller Geri Biel Kristi Cable Tom Cable Bill Elder jane Ley Edward Miller Richard Miller Joann Wiles Barbara Applegate Deland Barr Shari Berning Kent Hamilton Steve Graff Brad Blackburn Merle Koehn I. Allan Winter FIRST ROW: K. Fetsch, G. Biel, D. Barr, B. Blackburn, T. Smith, T. Cable, I. Ley, S. Gwin, R. Buck, C. Fischer, K. Hamilton. SEC- OND ROW: S. Berning, M. Epp, j. Biel, B. Smith, L. Gwin, G. Rubio, C. Graff, L. Bauck, L. Berning, L. Mollenkamp, B. Krenzel, M. Rid der. THIRD ROW: M. Koehn, R. Mullen, D. Bonner, B. Elder, S. Pfiefer, D. Schmitz, P. Sie mens, B. Applegate, L. Mora, I. Wiles, M. Brack, j. Gerstberger. FOURTH ROW: E.. Mill- er, A. Gates, S. Long, T. Barraza, W. Perez, S. Faullmer, L. Berning, R. Miller, C. Lee, L. Bishop. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP: B. Applegate, S. Berning, S. SCHOLARSHIP SUBJECT senior scholarship senior scholarship senior scholarship general math plane geometry plane geometry plane geometry chemistry Spanish I Spanish I Foods-Sth Clothing Clothing Health Spelling XI English X English X Spelling X Literature XII English IX English IX English IX Spelling Psychology Psychology Constitution Constitution Bookkeeping Industrial Arts Industrial Arts LEA CUE STATE 3rd HM HM HM HM 3rd HM I-LM HM 3rd HM lst 2nd state 2nd I-IM 2nd HM HM HM 3rd Sth 3rd HIVI 3rd HM lst 2nd HM HM HM 3rd HM 5th 3rd HM 2nd HM lst HM 3rd 2nd I-IM 2nd HM 3rd HM 1 , mf 12 sw -aww , : l. M- sf ,,., , ,, . ,, 1 Q V iw - av Wg, W r NJ-is ga 'f ass K N. ' ' , . if -225:31 zfifiz' fi '1 ' ., ' ,M Tim Baker, chosen during the last six weeks, was not pictured with the group. GOOD CITIZENS AND STATERS Students Are Honored For Good Behavior To honor students who are outstanding in t.he area good citizenship, the faculty members choose two Good Citizens each six weeks--an underclassman and an upper- classman. Students are chosen on the basis of the following points: 1. Respect for school property 2. Respect for teachers 3. Respect for fellow students 4. Active participation in school projects and activities 5. A general attitude of ood school s ir- 8 P it and pride in school Students chosen to Girls and Boys State must also fulfill the qualities required of Good Citizens. BOY'S STATE: Deland Barr, Tom Cable, Bill Gerstberger, and Bruce jay. GOOD CITIZENS: Geri Biel, Leslie Gwin, Richard Miller, Leslie Bishop, Louetta Bauck, Joann Wiles, Charles Lee, Becky Sheets, Myrna Epp, Melinda Pall-iowitsh, Bill Gerstberger. GIRL'S STATE: Jana Giesick and Geri Biel FFA NIEMBERS: E. Lobmeyer, T. Rapier, D. Elder, R. Miller, R. Winter, D. Smith, C. Hughes, I. Korbe, A. Lobmeyer, D. Mollenkamp, T. Schreck, D. Perry, P. Hutchison, D. Perry, G. Brakey, R. Geyer, M. Wright, C. Lee, D. Schinitz, S. Edwards, G. Graff, H. Brack, I. Ridder, D. Palkowitsh, T. Winter, I. Burch, D. Baker, M. Snowbarger, S. Sowers, B. Brown, W. Lee, C. Fisher, D. Gerstberger, Leslie Bishop, V. Baker, B. Gerstberger, D. Hudson, T. Jaeger, T. Smith, P. Siemens, K. Hamilton, J. Bauck, T. Baker, Mr. Hamil- ton. T FFA Competitive Spirit Brings Reward Future Farmer of America members of the Leoti Chapter, under the direc- tion of Mr. Roger Hamilton, were very competitive this year. In mid-September, FFA members won a first place in the Western Divi- sion at the State Fair with their county booth. i In December FFA members pre- sented a Father-Son Chili Supper. Another worthwhile project was the 01d and New officers stand at their stations. Kansas Co-op Council test. FFA mem- bers received a check for S50 and won first place in the Western District. The high point of FFA competi- tion came at the State FFA Conven- tion at Manhattan, April 28. Leo1:i's FFA parliamentary procedure team re- presented the South-West District and took first place in competition. Both Kent Hamilton and Tim Jaeger were named to State Farmer Degrees. In addition, Kent Hamilton took second in speech competition and was elected State FFA Secretary for 1968-69. This happy group attended FFA Camp. 67 FFA ACTIVITIES jim Bauck played in the National FFA This county booth taken to the State Fair by the FFA rated tops. Band. Mx. Paul Hudson and Norman I. Homan were named Honorary Chapter Kent Hgmjltgn C1-Owned Brenda Snjith Farmers. 1968 Sweetheart. Dale Hudson took part in the Ear1y- Bill Gerstberger received the Co-op Award from Mr. Hubert Mai. Bird Show. 68 KAY ETT ES KAYETTES: I. Grusing, B. Applegate, P. Siemens, L. Mora, K. Fetsch, I. Wilken, P. Appl, S. Berning, C. Fletcher, J. Ley, M. Palkowitsh, G. Simons, D. Smith, B. Hatfield, L. Wewer, J. Appl, S. Brack, D. Yotter, M. Ridder, B. Brakey, C. Bauck, C. Kreutzer, G. Ford, V. Arnold, I. Gerstberger, G. Biel, E. Geyer, M. Baker, I. Minor, M. B-rack, B. Piefer, I.Giesick, L. Mollenkamp, B. Krenzel, Mrs. Hamilton, M. Reimer, R. Cudney, C. Eck, B. Elder, M. Seyb, S. Krenzel, M. Minor, K. Skibbe, S. Jaeger, L. Baker, P. Hayes, M. Taylor, D. Mastel, P. Geyer, L. Willey, S. Kleyman, M. Steckman, M. Wilson, L.Koehn, L. Gerstberger, I. Schmitz, L. Bauck, I. Gerstberger, I. Schreck, M. Schwindt, I. Medina, R. Medina, L. Medina, R. Medina, M. Medina, D. Cornelius, T. Smith, L. Pfanenstiel, B. Smith, P. Berning, I. Townsend, J. Biel, K. Green, D. Ford, K. Evans, L. Bishop, C. Graff, M. Paul, N. Mastel, R. Buck, C. Fischer, B. Kiefer, N. Wimmer, I Wiles, M. Kiefer, S. Faullcner, V. Baum, A. Gittlein, K. Korbe, R. Smades, B. Long, E. Huggins, J. Wilbur B. Sheets, P. Moffet, L. Sims, I. Van Norden, M. Gillespie, M. McBride, C. Hetzer, N. Smith, D. Gardner, L. Gates, M. Peterson, C. Wadley, D. Heintz, V. Graff. KAYETTE BOARD: I. Grusing, I. Minor, S. Berning, L. Mora, J. Ley, P. Siemens, K. Cable, J. Wilken, S. Krenzel, A. Weinmann, V. Funk, C. Eck, T. Smith, P. Wieser, G. Biel. KAY ETTES Laugh, Love And Lift The Kayettes are an active group of girls who serve their school, com- munity, country, and World through their activities. This year the Kayettes, under the leadership of Judy Grusing, their president, and Mrs. Grace Hamilton, their sponsor, celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Kayettes at WCHS. This year's activities included collecting money for the United Cerebral Palsy Drive, having a . D 1 Powder Puff football goolof holding KAYETTE SPONSOR: Mrs. Grace Hamilton the Holly Ball, sponsoring the Dating Game, participating in Twirp Week, l enjoying the Newly-Wed Game, pick- ing up corn, collecting glasses for children in Tennessee, having sev- eral special speakers, and continu- ing their support of Asimina, their adopted Greek girl. 70 KAYETTE PRESIDENT-1968: Judy Grusing Comy King and Queen and their Corny Court' N Adagio dancers hold attention in background Its down here somewhere! 71 I could care less Whether win or lose. HOLLYBALL KAYETTE SOCIAL HIGHLIGHT King HOHY, Kent Hamilwn Queen Mistletoe, Judy Grusing One minute while I arrange my hair. Santa bring us two blondes-1 male and 1 female. Oh, Well it was just an ear. 72 Q , g N J' wh by k IVVV' VL I I 4 u' N I U 4 I fe, mr , ,wr N H V B I I V Fw 1 - 9S3 W ' FOOTBALL ROYALTY King Sandy And-Queen Ann L gg ff? ! ROYALTY CROWNED AT 967 WCHS HOMECOMING Miss Ann Weinmann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weinmann, and Sandy Faulkner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Faulkner, Were chosen king and queen of the 1967 Wichita County High School Football Homecoming. King Sandy crowned Queen Ann and presented her With a bouquet of American beauty roses at the half-time festivities of the Leoti-Dighton Homecoming game. The theme of the 1967 Homecoming-- And Roses and Roses --Was carried out With colorful decorations of American beauty rose, pink, and silver. Following the 13-7 victory of Leoti over Digh- ton, Queen Ann and King Sandy reigned over a dance at the Leoti Community Building. Don't fall off, Arm. Royalty coaxes children to hand over crown. Royalty: STANDING: Dennis jay, Tim Jaeger, King Sandy Faulkner, Bill Gerstberger, Jerry Iaramillo. SEATED: Janice Wilber, Brenda Minor, Debbi Cornelius, Queen Ann, Sharon Faulkner, Nanette Bernlng, Ian Townsend, jon and Don Wilken. 75 BASKETBALL ROYALTY King Brad And Queen Peggy 3 ..,V K , ,T 1 X, I W sv 4?- fQ: E ' , g .,:,, . xi?-f MBA .W --gy fA-. , , V- BASKETBALL HOMECOMING A Girl s Dream Fulhlled To Impossible Dream A large crowd watched the crowning of the 1968 Basketball Homecoming Queen as the band played The Impossible Dream , the theme song for the 1968 Basketball Homecoming. The queen and her court walked down the aisle lined with the basketball team and cheerleaders. Leading the procession were the freshmen attendants Becky Sheets and William Algiene. Following them were sophomores, Carol Graff and jeff Parker, and juniors, Terry Smith and Gary Wil- bur. At the end of the procession were the King and Queen candidates, Peggy Siemens escorted by Charles Mills and Judy Grusing escorted by Brad Blackburn. The evening was climaxed by the crowning of Peggy Siemens as Queen and Brad Blackburn as King. Queen Peggy reigned during the game between Hugoton and Leoti. Queen Peggy Smiles Prettily' Homecoming Royalty Carol Graff Judy Gruslng Blane Tripp Queen Peggy, Mitchell French, Terry Smith, Becky Sheets, 77 A-Team Cheerleaders: Linda Pfanenstiel, Terry Smith, Debbi Cornelius, Marilyn McBride. CHEERLEADERS Indian Spirit Soars Under Cheerleaders Yea! Yea! This is the cry of the cheer- leaders. Our team has just scored. The energy and enthusiams of the cheerleaders helps our team to Win. There were twelve cheerleaders this year. There were four Who cheered the freshman team, four who cheered the B- team, and four Who cheered the A-team. Through their efforts Indian spirit soar- ed. B-Team: Jana Giesick Brenda Smith Jan Townsend Belinda Marcy 1 n- Freshxnanz Becky' Sheets Susan Jaeger Becky Brakey Janice Wilber I 1 S Qu drift Priscilla Promotes Indlans on to B1 g Vic tory ' Pep Club gathers in the gym for pictures. PEP CLUB Pep Club Boosts Spirit For Indian Victories The Pep Club in cooperation with the cheerleaders boosts Indian spirit. By yelling at all games the Pep Club urges the football and basketball teams on to Victory Sign making is also important to the promotion of Indian spirit The Pep Club makes signs before games and hangs them in the halls of WCI-IS Pep Club Of- ficers Bonita Kiefer Janis Minor Patricia Appl f 5 Cindi Flet- Cher p,.r,u.or.' W CLUB: Coach Easterday, Coach Dutton, S. Gwin, I. Fetty, D. Kreutzer, G. Wilbur, D. Hudson, I. Rod- rock, C. Mills, K. Hamilton, Coach Wooden, B. Blackburn, T. Cable, B. Cerstberger, S. Faulkner, B. Jay, D. Barr, T. Jaeger, M. Carlisle, Coach Leuszler, Coach Williams. 6'W,' CLUB UNITES LETTERMEN Club Sparks Victories The W Club is an organization to unite all varsity lettermen. Indians letter in three sports--- basketball, football, and track. This organization stimulates the smooth functioning of the team. Every member Will remember the trip to Denver, Colorado to Watch the Denver Broncos- Oakland Raiders game. W CLUB OFFICERS: Tom Cable, Jack Rodrock, Bruce jay, Charles They also saw the Air Mills- Force take on Army at the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Colorado. The athletes, Working together, build good sports- manship and a uniform fighting spirit which is characteristic of all Indians. The victories the Indians racked up show what a success the club is in the life of Wciis. 80 'Ti El Varsity: Tom Gray, Wayne Bjurstrom, Rex Whalen, Gary Wilbur, Daren Kreutzer, Dwight Haines, Tony Hark- ness, Walt Lee, jerry Iaramillo, Bill Elder, Dale Cooley, Raymond Iaramillo, Bill Gerstberger, Ron Long, Major Whalen, Brad Brown, Mike Todd, john Moody, Deland Barr, William Algiene, Scott Sheets, Sid Sowers, Mike Carlisle, Kent Hamilton, Pat Toner, jack Rodrock, Tim Jaeger, Charles Mills, Sandy Faullcner, Steve FCOTBALL Football Team Shows Improvement Gwin, jim Bauck, Gary Wewer, Andy Wilson. Team Work is an essential in this sport. Under the coaching of Mr. Easterday, the boys out for football learn the basic Value of team Work. Improvement seems to be the idea this year. Out of the last five ames la ed, the team Won five. All ,E S P Y U together this year, the team Won five games and lost four. Coach's expression reflects early sea- son's defeats. ff Ak .F if' Managers: Gomer's enthusiasm adds school spirit? Lloyd Hutchison 81 and Bob Moffet. 4 4 Freshnlan: Monte Greer, Major Whalen, Steve Krenzel, Richard Conley, Dennis Elder, Mil-ce Fletcher Dennis Jay, Charles Lee, Mike Todd, Richard Mullen, Dennis Biel, Richard Miller, William Algiene, Tim Gray Steve Green, Dale Gerstberger. 1967 FOOTBALL RECORD WCHS WCHS WCHS WCI-IS WCI-IS WCI-IS WCHS WCI-IS WCHS Lakin Tribune Ness City Scott City Dighton LaCrosse Hugoton jetmore Sharon Springs Rex exclaims, Let me out of here Charles carries the ball. fx E .ai A f Y 41 j Y 1 h K - V, . 23 Q r , r e ff A I 'f3?f',,Q,, 3 4- 1 V, - , 'E ' 0 ' E A ' H X w ws- r 7 1 - 1 I 11- U- 5, Q- , ', - -,rfsf 1' z ' gf s ' 'jg-w V, . r , .. .. - , g,:-f 2 w, ' 1 l 1 I ,V E, 1 -- J , .claw , X, ,. 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M 'W 15' W ,al 43 X gf, A ff A y ,A fwfff -L, ' 1 -f1JiTii2f'ff'Mi, Kent Hamilton Tim Jaeger egg.: 5 fr es? is aj ef ' - 4- ,fs f e fs 1 ., ' -A 1, ,, y ,, sg V ,Q , ,, ww Ms, in .ZX I . f ix A. :S , wa, , 4 f 'Fl M Q ' . za- I . I s, Q. . s ..,a Q L fs ' f e ., was f f ,-h, , ' f x Q' , i1?z 5e2. ? fy - f 7' -liar if 5-We-7f!?2'j92v A I gig 5 ia? . ,.5,,,, , Q,,v1,,. V , V as 1,,2,,1f 'V Cha1'leS Mills Jack Rodrock 1 2 1.4-W ' iv M? ef-' , - H, 7 IW' A aff -,5 'e,kk f 1 f six. ' ,A -, ' - 'ir aaaa , f' V, 3 i' li M' 4 , ssl: 1 3 f l se. f ' as ff ' K , 54,5 gi 4 K -' l ,,3, ?Vg, W 1 if Mi . ir g' 7 A A ,1i.13xgw2igjQ mr' ' ' 'f ':'fiv'5i5wg11Qy5g 7. N e 7? Q i HTJTV 'TF +f'. ' A' X . r ' 2 A' fifeeilfnfilg f -r 'Q ., S .1 if W-fm , Q' is 1431, A fi!3e 97 - r ?. .i5aMfffvtf,T r r Pat Toner Andy Wilson 83 l ii . us. if ,Tai Jwllffig' Q e We Action is the Key to Success. Here he comes! A-SQUAD: Tim Jaeger, Mike Carlisle, Charles Mills, Roxy Campas, Daren Kreutzer, Tom Cable, Brad Black burn, Rex Whalen, Gary Wilbur, jack Rodrock, Deland Barr, Bruce Jay. BASKETBALL Indians Clinch Successful Season Coach Tom Williams' Leoti ln- dians finished the 1967-68 basketball season With an excellent l9-5 sea- son's record. Two of their five de- feats came at the hands of State Champions in Class B-basketball, Tribune. Leoti's other three defeats were at the hands of two Class A schools-Ulysses and Colby-and Class AA-Denver Mullen. The Indians gained a measure of prestige as they downed Tribune in the District Tournament, 48-40. Leading the Indian attack for the 1967-68 season was 6 foot, 6 inch Brad Blackburn. He was ably assisted by Tom Cable, Gary Wilbur, Rex Whalen and Roxy Campas. The sixth member of the team Was senior Mike Carlisle. Hopes for next year's team ap- pear bright With the return of all but Mike Carlisle and Brad Blackburn. Hopefully Indian fans look to State. i Coaches Leroy Dutton and Tom Williams. Bruce receives plaque at Scott Invitational. 84 B 4 B-SQUAD: Gary Wewer, Sid Sowers, Bill Elder, Rod Van Norden, jeff Parker, Steve Ohl, Daren Kreutzer, Scott Oldham, Dallas Heinitz, Deland Barr, Bruce jay, Wayne Bjurstrom, Scott Sheets. WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WC HS WC HS WC HS WC HS WC HS WC HS WCHS WCHS Freshman Squad: Dale Gerstberger, Steve Green, Wilfjdo Perez, Dennis Biel, William Algiene, jerry Kor- be, Rex Oberheim, Dana Bonner, Major Whalen, Richard lvliller, Tom Schreck, Mark Clark, jess Medina, Edward Miller, David Palkowitsh. 1968 BASKETBALL SCO RES 52 Lakin 53 Di ghton 68 Scott City 55 Ulysses Holiday Tournament 71 St. Mary 's 45 Denver-Mullen 35 Tribune 79 Syracuse 61 jetmore 61 Hugoton Scott Invitational Tournament 69 Goodland 35 Colby WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WC HS WC HS WCHS WCHS WCHS 60 Ulysses 56 Ness C ity 71 Lakin 82 Dighton 68 Holcomb 64 Scott City 85 LaCrosse District Tournament 75 Di ghton 48 Tribune Regional Tournament 83 Sublette 75 Cimarron 50 Tribune 30 46 38 41 39 36 53 54 47 40 51 60 55 3 III 1 r 4 'W SENIORS STEADY VARSITY SQUAD Sf K 5, . c. -1 f ' We ET! -:I 2' v xi! 9 457 ffl Nx af 5 ,,L. ...,L I YW ff XXL K fi B Mike Carlisle as ,,,AL,LL, L,,, W -A 1 will ig Brad Blackburn jack Rodrock Charles Mllls Tlm Jaeger Brad leaps for bucket. Another Indian basket? Leoti gets two. H ...t Q 5 wr 5 -A lb TRACK TEAM, TOP ROW: I. Rodrocl-C, F. Palmblade, D. Barr, D. Heinitz, R. Whalen, R. Campas, L. Bishop, B. Moffet, L. Hutchison, S. Krenzel. SECOND ROW: Coach Dutton, W. Algiene, A. Gates, J. Park- er, R. Klima, M. Whalen, I. Fetty, R. Conley, S. Sowers, S. Edwards, C. Perez. FRONT ROW: T. Asmussen, mgr. , D. Hudson, H. Brack, D. Gerstberger, D. Elder, S. Green, D. Mollenkamp, M. Snowbarger, mgr. iff . W, 5 ,Q h kmftl 5 .. ,, ,I Q - ,VV .it .Z M, 5 X 3.5.5 .sm iq k 'im If JET... V. A warg . . , I 'T X L W ,.., . . ,V I in il . Mike f an outstandln r,,,1n,,,Kansas... . ' K . . -- .Mil f ia ,s.. 87 TRACK Track Team Impresses Fans The 1968 Indian Track Team was again impressive in competition. They failed to top their 1967 record, but they were competitive in all areas. Outstanding for the Indians was Mike Carlisle. He holds both records in the high and low hurdles. First Garden City Relays Second State Indoor Track Meet - Class B Third Hays Relays Third WKEA League Fourth Lakin Invitational State Outdoor Track Meet Class B Fifth may mm U? mm Members of the Cross-country team included jim Fetty, Dennis McBride, Scott Oldham, jeff Parker, Roxy Carnpas, jack Rodrock, Andy Wilson, Dale Hudson, Tom Cable, Steve Gwin, Freddy Palmblade, Bill Gerst berger, and Mr. Dutton, Coach. CROSS-COUNTRY TRACK New Sport Requires Fall Practice Cross-country track is a relatively new sport at WCHS for fall competition. In this sport, boys run a two rnile course, usually clown a highway. Leoti's best performance of the year was a second place finish at Tribune. SPORTS SNAPS 88 wwf OLDHAM INSURANCE ROYAL CAFE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Home Loans Phone 375-2225 Where you eat by choice and not by chance. ' Phone 375-2564 i 1 COLLINGWOOD GRAIN COMPANY, INC. 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