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

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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

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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

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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