Abilene High School - Orange and Brown Yearbook (Abilene, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1953 volume:

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Cohnqoro Hoial 50: York 17, leg York Uhdxr 20, 1952 Ju-' ffwev. fimfzy. - uid, of eau.-an, nu Slnch Uchnffh L snvuld line Lo 'rife each of you La 514:14 you rar your r..'wughUulnal mferullnd that Lila dire! Ablf-:xc is slw ?,.r.Jr. pu-sohqlly U: Pl'1'h'3P5 IW '11 not pg:-ut. A letter .frm Qya we-Icbln, but yn:-a does ua at 1-rs. rxsqnnvugr and I are dhvlr WHS: we w Qld be most proud Lo have the 1951 'R' AKD ,3i.Wl" 11' the ,Qvllshe Wlgh ' L1 Ja, an: arf gnu-" ' ' wr ci'1J'le x 'E Qchonl dldlczaltd .u. :H all at yalu- nat! tug- ss. Pie grub-Jgranhs you Pequosfcd Irs wcicsed, Although in n leger sua. .1:LnN,5.H 1 napa no be qble L :hw isixfazl rn J' PQ' crwd 9 Come L . Y-hg Eaund ed ached ' fm-fri' o lbllefl FOI' anim, I nm I-h-aid that u.s fbgqy c if-bulls not . fm to Mtg Meaning for 9:11 L:-Ip.a1yYen if . sh 'uid get meh, it IQ hs Only for A N17 hz-ie! visit, and I :gy not be Able to athhd your auolbly. I will be Umm wif-hyvu In spirit, hfvlnvor, lay Joop App:-scIat.1On L1 All of Ibn. E! nfrare Ly, 6"Q,,. Liss Nancy .iqhax-, lc-. Rofrgy Brut 451.1 Liss Alice Sinclair 53 Yau-book Siifl' AEi1fwv :isdn mme: uflffoe, naman: lui send -W' - N- M, f ' , -1: F 7 Y f i 1 . ? ff-,1- 1 - J Gigi' -b" X'V"' fi.j"7" nv' 'B' 'Q C7"C?' CEU 3 QS. '11 XA' cgi-W vu V t Q f fu" wfjmi t,-"I-., O21 H Cb M 3 if :gl ,QL ' -i it S f . fly, , f X .53 1'-' 7 ' K N . 'CXK ' K ' 'f LK""5t'T' -21 vns- i afld tow d nr b0dY'alumn ' favorite h AHS Sw C Vere thelf ,I .S T e I e re d ' 11 Abllen 'Cru an le Of enhou d Peop Dwight D'l'1S he Qrange an alumnuS, f re we, t . te our . H- there 0 0 dedlca ,v M mle ' Hd t A . a staff are pro d N1rs.AmenCa BrOWn "Mr.an A b00ktO 1953 Yea' el' liisenhow . ht 11. President Dwlg as Superintendent of Schools W. C. Robinson super vises busy year. ELECTIO BO RD A a D gi The elected executive of the Abilene schools has among his major duties the administration of the school building planr's developmentg its maintenance and super- visiong the fiscal budget and accounting proceduresg transportation programg em- ployment of staff personnel fnumbering a- round 803 and its in-service growthg school's curriculumg the supervision of the instruc- tional programg and evaluation of pupil's educational achievements. do Boa' s 01' president O N ..f,,. L Wnse' ' E- ' SuPCl" form- artv Plat- Marsafe' board formulafsas 3ud5e3 Mais Lehman, X gon - n BCY , so . , Miss inffndent QQEQCZFOE. Lg3ngi6?egieEgfg250n Vglatgfnaiusog, RLB' Braitggrdaw Gugxer. ETQQQKZYQNOK-. PiCU1ICd9 . Ike's home town's citizens elect the community's Board of Education, whose primary function is legislative and judicial rather than executive. The Board of Education holds its chief ex- ecutive officer, Supt. Robinson, respon- sible for efficient administration and and supervision of the schools. Miss Margaret Wardrop, clerk of the Board of Education, secretary to Superintendent Robinson and Mrs. Lynette Gilliland, assis- tant, keep campaign moving smoothly. .ff 2 ar IUDGES MANAGE AHS Miss Connie Berger secretary assists Principal Fiedler with details f campaign Establishing long range policies is the most important single function of the Board of Education. School policies are in writing so that em- ployees understand the wishes of the governing body. Yet school policies are examined and modifie as wisdom requires it. df. Principal E. L. Fiedler's main campaign is to help students realize their future goal. As part of die preparation, he has campaign- ed for the new school, and established co- operation between the faculty and student body. Mr. Fiedler takes personal interest in each student, his daily routine, his problems and his achievements. He is a friendly co-ordi- nator between faculty and students, ever ready to keep the wheels of school CICIHOC' racy functioning. GD , Q' 'R cas: 10 4 EKG MISS NE-V EDNA EDB MA, - A WE15 T fffiSL,,,,gug5:nsw se,,,.Oi11? 5:10 GER BER MISS D YK . FreSb"'a" '13 .OR R4 012 M521 ,3 ,M p7,'1f. f..,,,ff6,,,,f?m, H94 5006 pfifc' 4'po,,""" WA' islam so' ASS - s R MR I N ANGST BA SEEUMCE R1 Rfb 9 f OMIN 5 ARQE y, ' Hglzsb GGINS M15 English Cb Teen Spons K X, 159' uw livihmazics CO" or MENQIE TH ROCK XACE oidna VB in Degatenseziiband Speech PS - b M A,W,, YAXSS Ehgltip , L BS. H6411 A Pub --V-W: .' -.fj . FACULTY APPOINTED TO +'xW'-H Y' i high, N , , W1 ' VKRGILINE CRONKH-E M hE?gSHo1ne Economics ESUSE E CAR junior SPOnso1 ACK PRXTCHPQEZS EONARD PIKE - ,mufe fam "d"S-'ff 1 LILE Bs, Mow' M97 L Vocational Agua 0 a fl mofe Jw Arts ve,5 Tfmn' g 1' , Bs, FFA Szwffso' ponsor D rs T., if 2 HELPS DECIDE ill, QW' A chance maneuver of Stuco officers with their chief. Prin. E. L. Fiedler, Charles Platz, vice Pl"2SidCUl, Carolee Engle, secretary, and Dave Ellison, president. President entertains royalty Dave Ellison and Home- A 0 . ' nit womochil, Xe O. Hawk, sins. Sgaledk P. Laird. C Platz, C' Eghasle B' Dobatd V- Bmbac 7 ' on 1 Curran' lexandef' D' Scott, P' Le Standing onsor D' A ElliS0nv O' Coil SP EnglC,D' Student Council is a member of the National Association of Student Councils has selected two Junior Lions each month has charge of selecting Queen and crowning ceremonies at home- coming game sponsors dance honoring her after game ... buys records to use at school dances forms our student govemment which in cooperation with student authority helps to make AHS a better place in which to go to school. SCOTT 'ds Ykv Back row: liger, A. K 1 C, ' ' Y. - 0 Fourth rowzaifieliuffy .lJ0l1BSgw3'gs:lo1E3seiE K. Estes, S. Burnside. leston, W1 Greenwoodz si Allen S., Ch msc, S. Jones' C' Bead L. Kurfiss, E. Kamm, P. Leonard M Jeffre M B 1- back. Thud row: M A Bm g K affee, Edwards, V. Bur: Dvor ky G. C ' ' X, - Oster, S. Fiedler, M. Cla lc, B. S. Ca' N onnet, A. Habacker, E. Engle, D. Kelly, L. Crlamer, buryairg. kuisaiorgorg L. Daily. Second row: S. Hilton, P. Kings- L. Haney A koliin fees, N- Cooley, D. Howie, M. Brauninger Nicolas, gecrgm . CEE . R. Frost, R. Fisher. First row: A M - , . FX, - ngle, worshipg M. L. Henderson ' 1- rs.. Eun1ceR1gg1ns, sponsorg E. Engle president, G vGS0cia y publicityi K. Ewert, song leaderg S. Rice, :rice president - oodell, Y-TEE Y-TEEN ... started the year with a get acquainted party ... hostess to District Conference held in October attended Thanksgiving Vespers 4-.. presented Christmas program at YWCA-Y-Teen Tea ... sponsored singing of Christmas carols around the Christmas tree sold school stationery for World Fellowship funds ... closed the year with Mother- Daughter Banquet. Q . . - p, D k ,1.Hi11,c.'Nixon, B- White Back row' F: Wli1uMm?i1inohdmEi Rootfllflweak, B. Laird, D. Percival, gow: S. Martin.. . cz B. Iiohman, C. Williamsfyn, M. McKe1vy, D. Sh P'Wh'dey' Third row P k K M ers P Viola Second row: E. P. scfiven, D- Roof, J: Y ", ,fl Ryo egs, j, Neil, P. Lakird, M- feafgf' l'3dCl11 5 Reynolds P. Mlssxmer- M wi ht service, D-SC wafz' YP' ' . F' t row: S. Reid., finance, - 1' 3 1 d 8? Scot? student councilg N- R h MISS Af en BS Cl' Q? E CABINET - CON Babmet ,Bembe FERENCE: H Q., T 5 ,Q new l, v ,it 4' gt -. is X . , Q Q ! F X-- E11 'S D. A1 enry E Bfifis?'PD- Vogel fgxandef, C M:f'E Sponso, E about bdok exdliixl' Oil111awk,A:a2i:ia'il1s'. ghrfrilr, EFBTL? 88 eld during suinglfgllet bold' CoAfeV1o1a, Y I. renee n Back rovv: W. Swanso L F 'ir ve .5 Nazi 2 -nf .ISK PW' 'ir f 14,1 use f ' ' C D, E' , D. Har- B'aCk 'iwisll BDl1,ElAlklE:l Klieylseetchvlsn' Gmc' dlsty' - ' ' T. Godfrey, I' Baum' H. Baxleg. 1Svv:Carlue, B. gommck? D. gartner, R. Brin , R. Darling. -1-bud row.-B. ghasebn CooleY1 D. Ellison, B' gjotfkmg' aws - . ' ,R.A b r.R-1189 D. Dyer, R. :ni-:vs0f3. Conrsltfug. Bradley, F. Gary. Secon B. ecker, D, Alexander, Hawk, Cleugzulihda' GlesBezdek, L- FRY- First roglv. li' Baile Davis, G. Garten, B- Afmbfufgh ' Hartman y,R. Bauman, L' Brennan' D' FIS er' G. Everett. HI-Y ... introduced Book Exchange to benefit all members ... sent four members to model legislature in Topeka where Dave Ellison was elected Speaker of the House presented the Christmas assembly ... held Valentine dance ... sponsored annual faculty-Hi-Y spring picnic ... purpose is, 'To create, maintain and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian characten' G' Mdimgh K "' ' VPU Meter, C. Pl sggclg, Mgtwlilkigglaleefhfgltllgdovg O. o,,':if,zEc,H1g:?i: lglzggenbw. Watson, S. Lehman L 1 E- '15z,,2..5':"1ia".ff,q D- wi-'1"'1'i 'a'.z1.'Z.P'-zisliss' L- Sf-e11..'f0.'i':,zO".2 53525: E+ Sw' ,R ,W-' , . ouse.S , ' I - ir row: B,S ' ' , . owfy F.Md 1 - ion, MeieraSP Mayden, K. W. R k eCQl1d row: D. Vogel, J. H faff, Neve, T. Houlgo Da aus: H- Karraker, JS ALJ!" .Ta Ai , , xl 4119 . - - wg Y W " I as ' .gllvi : G- Yocum L K ' oc 1 V- Miller. F . 0830, D- Wxls M' n' ' Queen, H. Sh A olling, B. Greenwood LuitafgZ'a.l- Jones, L. Tice, gfkplg lllei-is G, Haynes, C. Schneildzt, Il PPer, . Wilkins, D. Robson L 1 . - if 'Hmmm ' lil! liz. 'EBL 131: i , .3 xfil-141 92' gg. r-" ,'.Aa.'- 'E' vi 'll- I--'L ' 194.1 l 'WT sl-13 will gd 'ng vo . , Play' GM- suis ABS' CYS X 7 Wonaet artnet' ' on Elway. Vlbeie is tu s . on noon Vous K0 gym WADE 195 N GAA GAA started the year with a picnic learned sportsmanship with such activities as softball, volleyball, basketball, tumbling, bowling and roller skating sponsored concession smnd to eam award money participated in playday at Kansas State presented the letter and pin awards at achievement assembly. GAA CABINET: Miss Ina Crabtree, sponsor, D. Percival, C. Engle, E. Engle, A. Kappel, B. Moorman, E. Engle, V. Timm, M. Jeffrey, G. Cruse. Seated! M. Wright, vice president, 0. Scott, president and I. DeWeese, secretary. -us- Back row! M. Wright, E. Root, J. Ming, M. Jeffrey, A. Kappel, 0. Scott, B. Moorman, E. Engle, B. Pesnell, D. Percival. Third Row: E. Kamm, 1. DeWeese, G. Cruse, P. Scriven, C. Wright, C. Nixon, P. Decker, C. Jones, A. Lambert. Second Row: Miss lna Crabtree, sponsorg E. Engle, R. Roark, C. Engle, G. Connet, S. Lorenz, E. Mosley, A. Rollin , V. Timm, Guilfoyle, L. Frost. First rowi P. Missimer, A. Habacker, S. Garten, V. Rogers, D. Root, D. Starr, f. Callahan, M. Klein, L. Rogers, B. Smith. ..141 . .- H 1 Q. lx I LEONARD PIKE, sponsor ls 16,5 Sl In I' . 7,3 Honn L. Van Meter L Long D. Curran B Bo ce R. Back row: E. Cormack, R. Armbrust, G. Kippenberger, L. Engle. Third row: F. Vinduska, W. Mayden, R. Ayers, E. Holt, A. Budden. Second row: D. Neaderhiser, F. Bailey, Yorgensen, L. Kolling, D. Wilson, V. Hern, L. Frey. First mack, secretary, R. Bauman, president, D. Eis, recorder, FFA 7 Y ' 7 1 ' y 7 Howie, M. Mayden, K. Spaeth A. Howie, G. Haynes, E. T. Decker, G. Garten, F. Glemence, B. Armbrust, F. row: Leonard Pike, sponsor, B. Hough, treasurer, B. Cor- C. Hood, vice president, C. Cormack, sentinel. g FFA ... celebrated their 25th anniversary .4 ,f , Q, . Q f, f"X. - . . , ... practiced their motto, 'learning to do, doing to cam, earning to live, living to and L Van eter look things -, serve' added cement floor to concession stand held annual skating party and dance earned money with popcorn ma- chine ... sponsored pest eradication won by Deuane Curran. to--1 B. Parks, A. Cole, R. Bauman, C. Hood, M. Mayden, D. Eis, D. Whitehair and K. Jones, shown with FFA popcorn stand. FFA boys at District Hereford show at Eisenhower park. Clemence and D. Neaderhiser, F. R. Engle pose for picture at State Fair in Hutchinson. A .4 1 J. A S 1 ,af F13 K 'El in 'fa UI!!!-' ,I ,,, .... .1 A o. .fi x N , ,Ig in yy,- Ag NK V H, . +A: Q? . V il F- I :' in A ., A Q h 5 .3 0. V LA' if V , . A , w., xl -'U 2' -v K ,A ' - 'lf G. Kippenbegier, E. Capsey ' t V ' A 4 ', G1 47 l ' ' x6A - i ' ' f 1 A ' over at Hutchinson State Fair. L F -X SX 3 Lg.. 4 4 as r, 1 .gf . L1 , Y up-.. 3, gf 1, V4 .: . . LLABVM' uCRAB.x-Rbli S I Qui' 1 Back row: G. Connet, D. Helm, C. Engle, secretary, P. Decker, J. Kappel, M. jeffrey, A. Lambert, C. jones. Third row: P. Green, B. Kohman, D. Curran, A. Habacker, E. Houghton, C. Kuntz, M. Gary, E. Kamm. Second row: Miss Ina Lee Crabtree, spon- Y sor: S. Bauman, J. Callahan, P. Brown, V. Burback, N. Cooley, lf. lingle, R. Fisher, P. Kingsbury, P. Laird. Front row: li. Engle, C. Beadleston, C. Edwards, D. Phil- lips, P. Missimer, K. liwcrt, lf McKinnon, N. jaderborg. PEP CLUB . . . wore white blouses with gold scarves and brown skirts at all games . . . decorated goal posts for football games . . . sold football pins . . .sponsored concession stand and dance . . . held Snake dance before Chapman game . . . helped band by forming a heart at homecoming . . . had box lunch before going to Salina for game . . . attended junction game . . . gave a picnic for all mem- bers at the end of the year . . . received felt letters for awards. Hack row: S. Martin, C. Williamson, C. Wright, Ming, R. Uden, B. Tice, C. Nixon, B. Pesnell, A. Nicolay, treasurer. Third row: P. Whit- ley, H. Reagle, A. Schiller, O. Scott, D. Percival, vice president, li. Root, S. Sherraden, S. Lorenz, K. Myers. Second row: D. White, Neil, J. Martin, IJ. Rogers, S. Reynolds, V. Rogers, E. Mosley, S. Rice. .Eisenhower :grunt Iigoyg: .DH Starr, Vzincil, S. Cain, B. Moorman, president, D. .Dfw out, . nut . d4,.f7-Ja---"""', ' 4 -r if ,. g W 5 X , i g I rs .C S if it ' Q 4 9 Q Q I K 9 ' , A , ' . I' v ' YL ' , . "K v f 1 a r. , 2 . , Q 'S . eafedl iswndillgi on Pfesl V . , H V- ' trcaS0"" C u BUSINESS EDUCATION McKclvy, Queen, S. D. Howie ISH CHAY JAY for girls taking advanced secretarial work proved 'although small, they are mighty' by addressing, sorting, stamping, and mailing 4500 letters in ctr operation with the Tuberculosis association striving for the ability to fill top posi- all, B' D Schw M tions in the business world sponsored by H S Ficdlcia 'presidgnh ' I ' B S Reid. l. if woods, -uc Miss Mabel Pinson. K ' s v ary. e M- A' BrTRinS0"' SPM klin, seem! M Longbm hiss Mabe dent M, Con BIZ-E CLUB open to juniors and seniors taking commer- cial subjects met monthly, using films, skits, and talks to educate and entertain members Febniary meeting plann' ed and presented by all boy committee sponsored by commerce instructors, Miss Mabel Pinson and Miss Winnie DEPARTMENT T, Sm, D6 War 'Y TFL v" Back row: Miss Winnie Scott, sponsor, T. Houser, J. Cooley, J. Hill, O. Hawk, R. Holmes, M. Bolliger, M. Conklin, P. l-eonard. Third row! S. Fiedler, A. Duffy, D. Carlile, C. Hutton, P. Hoffman, J. DeWeese. Second row! J. Hogan, D. Curran, G. Cruse, P. Heath, M. Brauninger, G. Haynes, T. Houlton, L. R. Frost. First row: E. Dawson, S. Hilton, L. Daily, M. A. Brax, S. Cain, Curran, Gay, A. Falk. B. White, D. Smith, L. Van Meter, K. veirman, L. Sweaney, C. Marshall. Third row: B. Starr, N. Schmutz, M. B. Talbott, M. Jeffrey, E. Kamm, B. Moorman. Second row: Miss Mabel Pinson, sponsor, V. J. McKee, D. Koster, D. johnson, D. Schwarz, V. Miller, S. Reid. First row: S. Rice, M. Seaton, N. jadorborg, B. Kohman, 1. Woods, D. Root. Fi? I .3 M 58 I 1. Q 'F-. e -.. 5 Back row: P. Decker, B. Smith, S. Lorenz, C. Platz, L. Wendt. Fourth row: L. Long and Pal, T. Gerboth, B. Starr, M. Carlile, F. jordan, Reagle, L. Haney. Third row: N.Schwarz, O. Condit, D. Smith, A. Kappel, J. Smith, J. Cooley, I. Bell, K. Lauer. Second row! Garrison, D. Sherraden, D. Schwarz, V. Timm, L. Frey, C. Wilson, Fraser, J. Roe, D. Percival, N. Rasher, E. Sellers, L. Lady, N. Schmutz, M. Seaton, P. Green. First row: N. Farn- ham, S. Rasher, P. Laird, C. Edwards, J. Vancil, R. Fisher, I. Smith, R. Rider.S .fu pilqzenlzeolb ' kusfu glfc-:1'tfee W'-gs '11 Vehr, and 0' a:,d'xo,,S'a4-C 81d0n0f0Q.e if Q00 pa! fob Sellrs '11 .VR D 0 ers ap asbebcker Cool, Sal0ut A ' el' 6' RAQIL gn , , L . T0 SCHOOL ACT 4 6 P ip Band Eparks rallies. ., 4 ,N T ,!r ' si AI- SCHMUTZ, CHORUS ... consisting of 98 members who o- Chief of Staff , , pened the year by presenting annual Christmas vespers and forming a cross with six members in white robes put in long hours practicing for their Spring concert ... held a social event for chorus members and their dates in the Spring ... closed the year singing at Baccalaureate and COIDIIICIICCIDCIII CXCl'CiSCS. MUSIC CABINET: Kathryn Snyder, secre- tary treasurer, Cecelia Zey, president, Wade Phillips, vice president. CHORUS BLENDS Back row: M. Bolliger, G. Goodell, M. McKelvy, E. Corcoran, P. Heath, B. Laird, C. Morton, L. 'Sweaney, A. Nicolay, B. White, M. Conklin, S. Burnside, E. Kamm, S. Bowyer, T. Houser, S. Gumble. Third row: D. Weak, L. Cramer, D. Kelly, J. Curran, D. Howie, F. Henderson, L. Kurfiss, B. Moorman, C. Engle, D. Robson, H. Neve, M. Henderson. Second row! C. Hoesch, L. Frost, G. Connet, D. Root, S. Koster, M. Brax, B. Kohman, I. Guilfoyle, M. Wright, C. Greenwood. First row: D. White, S. Reid, R. Parks, A. Kolling, I. Woods, C. Per- kins, M. Gary, B. Tice, accompanist. 5 k,.'p ff 5 1 S A ' A nxt, ii fl if ,c fav f' ,sl R O G. Haynes, Baum art- F NO S G bl K 5 - TE. ner, 1. um e, -. an Buskirk, D. Carlile, K. Lauer,O. Hawk, God- frey, I. Bell, accompa- nist. 5 ENSEMBLE gave numerous performances in- cluding many rural appearances sang special 1 numbers at Spring concert gave KSAC radio broadcast February 24 at Manhattan had a song filled year with a boys' ensemble of nine members and a ble of ten members. jj - STA 9 Db Jw ffm WMS? SRFW: G B . . e mia b ezdek M 8-'I -44.15 ! A, Lffxj - Wager., J. Hogan, L S Jr .fx-fix , l M . hettef, K. Wi ' i 1470 "' X4 f A l P, f 1 9 0 4 f X , y' If .ff PARTY HARMONY Back row: j. Baumgartner, J. Karraker, W. Phillips, D. Carlile, A. Leander, M. Beetch, R. Potter, F. Madaus, W. Schneider, T. Godfrey, C. Alexander, S. Allen, W. Clipper, P. Leonard, M. jeffrey. Third row: K. Lauer, E. Porch,'B Wilkins, K. VanBuskirk, L. Meade, E. Howie, C. Schneider, O. Oard, J. Ming, E. Engle, E. Longanecker, K. Snyder, S. Fielder. Second row: C. Zey, A. Howie, O. Hawk, B. Wood, D. Queen, J. Johnson, J. DeWeese, A. Duffy, C. Hutton, G. Cruse, M. Brauninger. First row: V. Miller, G. Haynes, T. Houlton, P. Viola, Callahan, A. Habacker, M. Sexton. NOTE' D. Weak, L. Cramer M. Bolliger, C. Hoesch, .QQOM M. McKelvy, S. Reid, Fiedler, K. Snyder, J. Ming, B. Tice, ac- companist. Sn Svsw Guniovle' - n of PRESS RECORDS ?0RANGEbeAND BROWN STAFF . composed f mem " o rs who completely revised order of nh bo K mwtcits prellxzsi in book found a natural for a theme in the elec- O 9 . 05 W ' cyeairg is Yifbseglidgfffxs 9uowsf'Vl'Y a a . The tion year . sponsored C iersonal letters from Iglsigeffe reieived ssociat d P . lsen OWU, tional piotogzgzizcargdwallfltg TPOnsored Na- 1SPaY in library ml eo owlw Co c ainlnlsn' we-as , Put ' h d deadlinegn, 31613033 ind long hours to meer " ut . out ycarbooks, 08faPh dance ro give v 1. 0.9 O exe' yur . , SJ. S- CAMP AxGN:L?i2f::R? Seated: . C. a 'YO ' ' CQLOR R. Bnliv S K naktfv Lf-S xx 8- 9 , - 1' '62, 'Qian 2,5 Allie? G- Good? iDSU9ct0 ' hcliIoltiWilht51 5 Standing: Co-Business Manager Eldon Seller-sg Associate-Editors Gwen Goodall, jack Karrakerg Advisor Miss Alice Sinclairg Associate-Editor Koster' Seated: Associate-Editor Joanne Guilfoyleg Co-Edirors B ittg Co-Business Managers Martha Sandra , Susan Reid, Nancy Rasher, Ronny r Bolliger, Blanche Laird. AC 1 ELECTION S TORY aw-4' PUTTING THE "BOOSTER" TO BED: J. Curran, H. Shank, V. Viola, C. Engle and P. Missimer paste up dummy. Val ,lean McKee goe to get a Story from Ex ireat lengths BOOSTER STAFF .... Co-edited for first time by boys CHarry Shank and Vic ViolaJ...more sopho- mores than usua1...changed nameplate to honor contest with hopes of bettering third,and an honorable mention... ' entered the Kansas TB Associa- tion contest, hoping to equal Dave Ellison's state and national famous alumnus, President Dwight D. Eisenhower ...had a weekly column in RFC, "Cowboy Ca- pers," by Vic Viola...added B. Kohman, D. Morti- mer, E. Engle, j.Curran, A. Nicolay, M. McKelvy, S. Koster, J. Guilfoyle, 1. Karraker, G. Goodell, R. Britt and M. Bolliger to Quill and Scroll from "Booster" and "Orange and Brownn... fmbrust, entered KU two seconds, a mf I honors, likewise, the national 'Zoe not-gk Quill and Scroll contest with hope of equaling E1lison's and Arm Rogers' state honors. """""y 4, ,953 De.. Q Wu: I Hunk y as ."'Y ..,""-H-1 ' D B'4!pf'ma1yoJ:':"N1,.h,. AN R Bilitv pO0STtR in gh. 'um-g, bolxlqb. ENCE: ' N I 'Per' md- h1onpr,Nn:na,,ybu PRESS CONFERV J Mcxcee, . on-. "'fu...f'.""+. "l"'fu..' ' - ' I ' In ' 'YG Q G Goodellv B' Tig., 'iv fi.-i'11""'f1-. M""""51-. Rasher and V . V1 'frills' 'zfitfyj ':1'1z',,,':elvou .no Standi - . , lo"""'n:lH"" -':ii"""r:..""'vf1f.i."' ng- D- Philli oulhu Wfhy "Hn A N' PS, C- Spam. B 'UQ-Q., 'PP . 1COlay, E, Engle M 1 - Wood, V. J MCK eayw muon L. Hane I , - MCKelvy, D M , - ee, si Y and N. Nmol - ommef, J, Ka I '1c..,, B K h aY, Seated: P M' ' PPC Y .0 'I . o man, J. Shank, Miss Al. t issimer, C, Engle Dyna, Curran and V. Viola. Ice Sinclair. instructor , Mig mr.,,f""-Q E I E1 Ah ,rw hgh SH, v. -.S OO' Bohm. X "IANIE" HIGHLIGHTS JUNIOR YEAR vs. -J rv.-f I K A D, Queen, f Ar f .A f E . -ff, 71 In the title role of 'janie", Ann Nicolay led a cast of 21 through two hours of entertainment depicting a day in the life of a typical American family. The supporting cast was Orville Hawk, Kay Ewert, jerry Johnston, Gloria Cruse, Don Queen, Sally Rice, LeRoy VanMeter, Bob Cormack, Duane Engle, Herb Neve, Bill Hough, Bob Potter, Kenneth Lauer, jo Anne Curran, Burl Pepper, Marion McKelvy, Cheryl Perkins, Val jean McKee, Verland Miller and Dallas Alexander. The play was directed by Miss Arden Angst, Lynda Daily was prompter. -2.41 lakh.- it - at T., . 0. Hawk, G. Cruse, A. Nicolay PRINCIPALS OF THE CAST. , . K. Ewert, L. VanMeter, l- Curran and S' Rice G Dr. Kenneth Rock performs minor 1 operation Cface lifting? on B. Cormack. CAUGHT IN THE ACT: A. Nicolay looks on as S. Rice gives B. Cormack a shove. Shown in the background are L. Daily, prompter, and stage hand, D. Carlile. 'se sh0W sawn . olay' and l' iohnsiiig Play' Beglvs A.N1C E evegt5 dur t" Sing at turn 0 ,om the stat , H' Neve vlanie. 'ight cl ugh K- Lauer' le, P' 0 , D. Eng Pouch and B 1 'W 4 1 'Q' ff' H 7 'r. h A p fav , 'Q f '94 jx 4- - A if E 1 x v .1 ,- . 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" . rl s .vp ,, ,WL ,lx I -li - .: .N'- 1 'vswi my ,.-1' - 4. i . 1 -K A Q "5'1 1, pi gl I , , li!'K"'!'2i 651: X,-Y ' .Af '-if-iff TLP' -1 N......J ii, 3' ' K, - ,-- -Q ,Ii-I, ffl!! -H ,4 .Q-Q i -if I 2 4 y .,""""M' Q f Q X XX Kiwi WZ ' Q' 4 N N ""q X ww I ' f ff N QQW' f, , f l xymif , fffiagxm RO ALTY REIGNS GVER HOMECO g iiiaaawwewe a f k,,,,,.a-te all .kj ' v YJ num Crowned in colorful ceremonies, and the recipient of the traditional kiss by Foot- ball Captain Fred Madaus, Queen Eloise Engle and her attendants held court on the fifty-yard line, during the Abilene- Salina homecoming game. Pictured at left are elected royalty Merle Wright, junior attendant and Opal Scott, maid-of-honor, Corrine Wright, sophomore attendant and Queen Eloise, Susan Reid, maid-of-honor and Shirley Bauman, freshman attendant. BIG CONFERENCE, headed by Burl Dawson, president, with Ralph Bau- man, secretary-treasurer, Charles Marshall, vice president and Shirk, sponsor. "Av CLUB WAITING FOR THE BALL: Verland Miller and Bernie Wilkins. The tennis team of '52 won fourth in the CKI. by winning one out of six matches . . . lettermen of the year were Francis Holmes, Bernie Wilkins, Orville Hawk, Terry Ger- both, and Verland Miller . . . With Frar1CiS Holmes leaving and Richard Holmes to take his place, prospects for '53 look good. Back row: Dave Shirk, sponsor, F. Madaus, W. Watson, D. Eis, H. Howland, O. Oard, R. Armbrust, I. Shank. Third row: L. Shetter, W. Swanson, S. Gumble, K. Velt- man, T. Gerboth, C. Platz, V. Viola, B. Dobkins. Sec- ond row: A. Cole, E. Porch, C. Marshall, B. Dawson, R. Bauman, R. Britt, L. Eis, G. Harris. Front row: L. Brennan, O. Hawk, D. Alexander, V. Miller, B. Wilkins, G. Haynes, M. Mayden. A-CLUB . . . elected Burl Dawson, Ralph Bauman, and Charles Marshall to head the club for the year '52 and '53 . . . sponsored conces- sion and dances September 19 and january 23, and their annual spring hayrack ride . . . wound up the year with 30 boys on the roster . . . good sportsmanship the goal of all boys who letter in sports. RACQUET SQUAD: ver- land Miller, Francis Holmes, Richard Holmes, Coach C.B.Tice, Orville IDS Hawk, Terry Gerboth, Ber- Wilk' . GOLDEN R Brin, llg H. Shank, Q, B. Dawson, F3 B. Dobkins, ll, D. Alexan F Nladaus, G, V. Viola, C3 K. Van Buskirk, C3 l. Varsity - Coach Paul Turner, B. Wilkins, Q, . der, H. Front row: G. Harris, E, E. Porch, T, R. Bauman, G, . . Eis, Ty O. Oard, Ty W. Watson, E. v A 1 ' " ' ' ' " 7' ' , 1 N. ' . -K v ., FZ?-36iU'fMlEe . .1 C-fufegg im.- :T rf- , 'A Lam... .Sa -'1'41h1'.v . .b..'J"C'lv- I I Q - x x , v-1 4 I N' 141, .aw f 5,55-.. . .-A H5-.. ,,..ll , ,, .mu , Q-.. was sc- 1. an - -,,,f--F"-iiii 1 Q ,,.-,. ,,:,- je K .,, fl. - 1 if d ' i -1 1 q ,4 ,r ,gi-"1 . A 5 gs' las- . r'4f, 1- l I 5. "W " . C .. ,...-A "' Q D ncorning Cowboy 'L ,, f .,-d- J -. Y ,- ,'-0--- I--V :Msg '. H f---H-' - Q' 575 A right Maroon line srops the o f -av ar the homecoming game. Ar left, Student Man .ii 7 ' ager jerry Conner confers with inyured Cow- -fi 7 pokes Lauren Eis, Mike Swanson, Lyle Shelter ' -N' V ' and Duane Engle. 'iii sg 5 f -'M'-"-" Xe.. CAM 'exqlgiszgg ,,,,-,.l,,- ik u PAIGN RESULTS "J V' ,,',':'d LX N- . - L1l'lC0ln 'T'-1 f.,,...f.f-f' i 'il' F, l C1 7 Abilene A 125129 -"'-"""""' ay Center 20 A . . Minneapolis bllene f -----'W A I 'JI '..lb?5'6'i" Cf , lna H6 fWQ 'A a ' 'v I e a- ir A if, I, A Ju . Abllefle , gf - , Q nctlon City 26 ' 7 Mcpherso Abnlene ' n 26 Ab. .. Manhattan Ilene 26 Abu Chapman Cne Abilene ,,n-if" I I 7 13 0 7 7 13 7 COWBOYS With a poor season set off by injuries, the Golden Cowboys came through the year with Benny Dobkins a steady gainer on the All-Area and All-CKL teams and honorable mention in the state. At right, Principal E. L. Fiedler congratulates Benny, a star sen- ior of the Cowpokes, on his election honors. Mustangs give Puts field match- uit to B lone C owboy on 3 down. .X 10 Y 41 h ld C P an H K Collins gl T! 5315051 qi: t F ohnstlm F R Atmbrust G L Long Queen H B ram: E B pane, E erves Back row D Front row L Bfennan S h Fert1lYlanCl8r O Hawk G 3 ??Z.Te E K T -35- We QQ' 5 1 -. J a G A1 53 as Q JC if ' . -6 'NMR xiii g kc". 1 QB? 234 X 1 Nfl 1"-gy 3 .Q -is-gy gi.. Back row: j. Batchelder, K. Collins, L. Meade, D. Crane, T. Gerboth, B. Potter, C. Platz, J. Johnston, B. Talbott, 0. Hawk. Second tow: D. Curran, D. johnson, L. Brennen, K. Veltman, M. Giersch, G. Kippen- berger, L. Long, D. Queen, Coach David Shirk. Firsdrowz P. McMahon, R. Armbrust, D. Mills, D. Viola, T. Curran, 1. Hogan, L. Lauxman. A B TEAM RETURNS FROSH RETURNS Chapman 6 Abilen e 1 3 Salina 26 A bilene 7 Clay Center 7 Abilene 26 Clay Center 13 Abilene 39 Minneapolis 13 Abilene 7 junction City 33 Abilene 7 Salina 13 Abilene 2 Chapman 0 Abilene 19 1 junction City 26 Abilene 0 junction City 38 , Abilene A 13 . McPherson 7 Abilene 0 McPherson 25 Abilene 8 Manhattan 38 Abilene 6 nd S Lehman J Houser D Fuller R Shouse Back row: B. Armbrust, C. Spaeth, H. Karraker, B. Engla , . , . , . , . . First row: Coach Robert Robson, I. Corcoran, L. Meier, D. Wilson, G. Yocum, C. Rasp, G. Garten, J. Jones, ' 0. Tucker, I. Farr. . 1 A M. Qi ww ,mae 'If 'gifs 34. QQ 2 f-s ...,, -Wi. J9- f-'TIT ..s. 5148 In y T, . R iifii S lik i, F , 0 ,Q - ti P, 5 if 2 i , 4..,,y Q wg VU V S ' 'L J- 3 1 1. fi.,..,,. f -'Q 7 1 P-was-' ,Q .Aimee It Q I 1 5 J . 0 v. :iw Bl B TEAM - Backrow: Coach Turner, G. D. Crane. First row: J. Batchelder, M. J Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene B-TEAM SCOREBOARD Concordia Buhler Minneapolis Herington Salina Clay Center Manhattan McPherson Minneapolis junction City Chapman Salina Clay Center Manhattan McPherson unc tion Cit J , Y Hermgton Chapman few 1 4 xr T. Gerboth, L. Long, K. Collins, C Platz D. Viola, O. Hawk, L. Brennan, V Miller Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene . . . . . . . . . . 4 Q . . . . . . . . . . . . FRESHMAN SCORE BOARD Manhattan .Salina Manhattan Herington Salina Chapman Clay Center junction City Herin ton 8 Minneapolis Woodbine B Council Grove Enterprise B Woodbine B St. johns B Clay Center junction City Chapman UNIOR COWHANDS FRESHMAN -Backrow: B- England, H. Karraker, S. Lehman, N. Stirtz, B. Robson, Coach. Second Row: G Everett Mgr., G.Yocum, B. Armbrust, C.Rasp, j.Cope. First Row: L. Tice, D. Fisher, F. Clemence, L. Meier, Corcoran 'R' mg, - 5 ,. , 5 l 11, ' U X K f JG 'i I Q-la lg!! K A 1 .' ' Q l r , t CQ G5 . sg N 'ew 11361 231 X QIVJ 1 i s MIKE SWANSON CAMPAIGN RECORD 19 XI S GumMe Swanson Shank Wilkins Stewart Viola Iirirr Alexander Crane Eis MiHer FGA FG 320 137 290 90 311 110 297 89 74 37 74 25 65 30 43 14 14 8 21 7 2 1 Qlh' I . , N f fqx . Hr zll my fi ,ga ,Sega ,,, D 1 1 1,6 f ,af hall ,J STEVE GUMBLE ff Ng '-1-I Ii, J,-i ' VIC VIOLA 5 HARRY SHANK 53 GOLDEN COWBOYS ei,-L. A-TE AM SCOREBOARD Abilene 71. . . Concordia 29 Abilene Abilene 48 Buhler 54 Abilene Abilene 63 . .Minneapolis 52 Abilene Abilene 79 . Herington 52 Abilene Abilene 57 . . .Salina 66 Abilene 63 . .Clay Center 56 Abilene 55 ...... Manhattan 53 Abilene Abilene 58 . . .McPherson 45 Abilene Abilene 64 . . Minneapolis 57 Abilene 91. . junction City 75 Abilene 57 . Chapman 58 Abilene 55 ...... Salina 75 Abilene 67 Hermgron Abilene 69 . . . . .Clay Center 49 Abilene 53 Sacred Heart Abilene 55 .Manhattan 67 Abilene 77 Wamego qafzilf gif -5 '5'?7l a,w,A' V47 V vi 5' 4:54 Q 'vqyax ff F599 21294 iffy 4 X QU. it M ge ff NT 'fix ' X Q5 Qi! I' A X ' 1 I DALE EIS if iff: Q DALLAS ALEXANDER :li U .gil '51 K f A 7 il. ,. fl L f Q 4 J V If C. y ,Q R A I X gg ,,,, X 5 ' ' ., 5 y , C. J ii X Q 4 5 Ogle ' I , f f'W , I ,W 7 ERRY STEWART eirx up -,.-3 f ,I,f"f rf VERLAND MILLER RONNY BRITT Finishing up the best season in several years, the Abilene track squad captured third place in CKL, second in the regionals at Manhattan, and gained a M-1 three-way tie for fourth place in the state meet. With the opening of the season, the team chose Senior lflawk to lead the season as captain. Track letters were awarded to nine teen boys, and eighty others received service stripes. Six new school records ' r. Lauren Eis S . pffflifse Gbrlebb, D, Eis Tllfner, B' MZ., Coach PS B' E. Fan .JDobkins, M M aul ' Dawson 'RHEWP9 Kneedivfrsf , . utr, J. Shar: . D, Ale Xander V y ' Viola Selton, 'Qs f X Toby' Johnson RECORD L Eis, W. es, set this yea l Strunk BRE AKERS: Swan- 1? NMS I sf?-.aryl y'N were ' d 5' 9'g Pau if G XE T. lohnson, . Srunk, K. lon B ran the mile in ones spun the discus 1 ne Swanson gallo Y 8 5 880 yard ru and Toby nson bro e two if . flat recor s y pole vaulting 1 My bk 2 and throwing the iavelin I ach Turner W ay ne Swanson hi h yumpe ' ' 4:47.93 Kenton 1 l ' 132, ' , , 8-5f4"y Way P- gf' ' .' 3 arg son P. K ed the n in 1:5 . , :, ,""'g' A, Co' , Joh lf iiefi - d b 2' , ,.af'f" ' 'Y' If 178' lla. . f- ' ' i .f1+?rf912img,Q'v3, ., 415, fi . A gm, Of ' g V7 . A-:H gui . 'Q Ji'- P aul Strunk K 'mon Jones N T Captain lim Hawk b Sf -fa Q2 ,,,, vgifl ' 'Ny '55 f , o 4 , u V , d, .. ,Q , ,.4.... , 'ap- n .DA - - Q Q . Y- 1-Q---.,,., Q ,.. rw 11. IL !L fb' ftflw tc' a .vs Qlop az-wr' , A ins. fr! DS. '-4,25 -I 'x X i ' A Back row: S. nurnside, S. Brown, J. Baumgartner, D. Crane, T. Gerboth, D- Chrisco, H. Bailey, K. Collins, A. Cole. Fourth rowi G. Armbrust, M. Bieseclter, M. Beetch, P. Decker, A. Howie, C. Engle, Batchelder, E. Howie, D. Curran, T. Curran. Third row: C. Hoesch, J. Jeffrey, K. Estes, M. Giersch, C. Cormack, R. Ayers, F. Henderson, B. Chindamo. Second row! R. lke, R. Engle, G. Alstrom, D. Baker, M. Johnson, S. Bradley, E. Cormack, M. Clark, L. Frey. First row: M. Gary, A. Habaclter, J. Callahan, L. Haney, C. Eaton, K. Johnson, G. Conner, V. Hern, N. Judah. BakCf1 . ar Ke C' EGQST ER ' Dflhllnklalgoex get v MNC. THE id Biiieriy Connie TG lcv is Chas' SOPHO ORES ca? Mfg. ' while Back row! D. Meier, C. Spaeth, D. Mills, T. Stewart, J McNult , F. Vinduska, L. Long, A. Kappel, I. Ming, B X Tice, Robson. Fourth row: D. Vogel, B. Wood, J. Roe, L. Meade, C. Platz, G. Marlatt, D. Viola, F. 1. Williams D. Percival. Third row! J. Miller, L. Reynolds, D. Phil ' QQ lips, P. Scriven, K. Vinson, M. E. Orender, B. Pesnell 'nj' S. Reynolds, S. Lorenz, E. Mosley. Second row! N 7 -5 Nicolay, A. Rees, L. Sullivan, A. Schopp, E. Root, D Roark, J. Smith, L. Wendt. C. Wright, W. Mayden, S Sherraden. First row: P. Mock, S. Koepsel, M. I. Pyke, D. Robson, imer L. Lauxman, D. White. P. McMahon, P. Miss Stauffer, A. Kolling, L. . '-. A ' Cf' fu' " 1 Zig Nr 38 IK QS ,V . . ,-. hunts. W wk. V .iiE.ZL-.ia it.- w ml. 3-9 wfiw.. .1 A ,gave-1 ua., ...L fi.. L, i...' " f. . 5222156 fl-REX ' ' as Yu ,A f fr' x .XR fx ' Q, H an Ei' Malkin: tml 1 a - . -1-iq 5--'Q .9 152522 H-as Ie :Emi ...Z ..A5' S3-4 if' X of fa. 3- ff ,1- wif-fi WE LIKE MIKE CAb1lene Cowboy joe, 1953l Wayne fMikeJ Swanson was introduced to the student body as Cowboy joe of '53 in a skit entitled "The Adventures of Cow- girl jane" who engages in a valiant search for the man of her dreams, 01' "Where's Joe?" Enthroned on a pint-sized rocking horse amid the re-echoing campaign cry, "We Like Mike," the '53 joe was presented the traditional brown ribbon bearing the gold letters, "Abilene Cow- boy joe" and awarded a medal inscribed with his title. A sere- nade from the Ensemble, congratulatory kisses and felicitations from the staff, and rounds of audience applause marked the end of the assembly ceremonies. Q 5 fr' 'Q 'li Fha Q' ,Ng ia , 4, .x,x bx 1 r- 'lkiatspx 1-,J -" , xr C Q - Q f K .k x, A K X Shirley Allen Ralph Andreson Knlph nauman jim Bell Marvin Bieseclrer Martha Bolliger S K tem K A1 if , ,Y W ' i ,- 'Y' W , X i A Shirley Bowyer Mary Ann Brax 1 x 'Q Co '- 'WJ' 1. , Q23 ' ' X13 i Dosrer Chase Wilma G. Clipper x' QI' x. 3 3 M4 155, ' .3 Mary jane Conklin John Cooley Q, 41" D' Leona Cramer Burl Dawson Ronny Britt 1396 aixsonivlsoni V5 wwi.53f-1'1,lM .I 0 , M Y oiYfS'Ev'eif3T"eaS Y ev' ' W 51" ni wi Sc XOY' . X109 0' Sgzlskaegti. 150600: vt QCQ' sec lx 0' XNY 'L' -s.,' , i ,uni Benny Dobkins Leroy Dungey Dale Els Lauren Eis ..47T 7: X : sr , C2 " 15 'I . .gl 'Qian -.--ff ' 1 4: T P 2 r I' ll Charles Marsha Larry M3-'ks Mark Mayden d Madalls L necker Keith Lowry Fre Eleaflof 0083 J .4 -. Vx L s . 1' 7:3--F r , ,. . 'SJ " f " 5 ' if , 'J X -Nw-F ', ' l B lf' r -- X X I ll fb lvl' .W I r' 35403. e Moormafl Donna Mortimer Barbara R Take P cl eflcil Wa:-1 SS Prep fgfiafaper are fSOn Da - V Tyl 1 1 arvi , - Left ,ef s ph . l.e:,yM8"0f1, J.f'a,,B'9sec1m, 'jflghr afeiyics ungey H111, Be Osre, Ch QS . Uliy Dobkin 383 S and is STRATEGY SUPERVISORS L R : eonard Pike, vocational agg oben Michal, guidance and Charles Tice, mathe- matics. no F un G . fsn-3,6 . er Un 819 3 Sfu U1ageuver,Ck, n 3 rs Q K X'f-l- f wil- , U Q . Bill RecI0l' Susan Reid Rashef ' Eugene POICl'l Nancy M n Wade Phillxps -429,- Dan OIIO 'ill 1,599 f 1-cv g bv' Walter Schneider Dorothy Schwarz Opal Scott Eldon Sellers Harry Shank Maxine Sexton Ar 32 SENICRS K Q! in Y 9 Gm L , Cggollges 5111510 Elgwdf 081 BOYS, F ' 'Se CN e a ledler Vin 8 1e,C ,j91cgqJViC ki R . E 'O' 'wife TES.-"fo1afR6sfN comlhild, Gia Ifgcturegfr IV qlleenal Scnfle al, ES: YG! Barbara White June Woods o ll' 9v Q 81,511-gssi. 'Ie '3 F 5" , . C 5' X ffvilfi Nona P. Wil son Sh ' , ' L' " P' 'C' Q I J: I I I Lyle Shetter Bill Starr Wayne Swanson T. no wgrglrx , Y X tv, x.-f ' I , - W fy- 161, -1 ' Kathryn Snyder Vicky Viola ,aa xl ,A '-jf Kennith VanBuskirk Donna Weak Ellen C. Urban Wes Watson Cecelia Zey x ELECTIO Y-Teen 1,47 GAA I7 Chorus 2,3,-1. SHIRLEY ALLEN RALPH L. ANDRESON Hl-Y 47 Band 1,27 Jr. Llon 47 San Antonio, Texas 1,2. RALPH BAUMAN I-Il-Y 1,2,3,47 "A" Club 47 V-Pres. 47 FFA l2,3,47 Sec. 3, Pres. 47 Livestock Judging Team 37 Jr. Rotar- lan 47 Football 3,4'7 Track l,2,3,4. JAMES BELL Frosh V-Pres.7 Hi-Y l,2,3,47 Sec. 27 Band l,2,3,4I V-Pres. 2, Pres. 3' Pep Band 1,2 3 47 Dance Band 37 Boys' Ensemble Plants! 147 Debate Team 47 Jr. Rotarlan 47 'Men are Like Streetcars' 37 'Father of the Bride' 47 Basketball l,27 Track 1,2. MARVIN BIESECK ER H1-Y 47 Jr. Llon 47 Basketball 17 Cowboy Joe Cam- paign Mgr. 4. MARTHA BOLLIGER Jr. Sec.7 Y-Teen l,2,3,4f Pep Club 1,27 Blz-E Club 3 47 Qulll and Scroll 47 Chorus 1,2,3,47 Girls' Ensem- ble 2,47 'Orange and Brown' 4. SHIRLEY BOWYER Pep Club 1,27 Biz-E Club 37 Chorus 4. MARY ANN BRAX Y-Teen 1,2,3 47 Pep Club l,2f Blz-E Club 3,41 Ish Ch Jay 47 Band l,2,3,41 Pep Band l,2,3,41 Chorus 47 'Father of the Bride' 4, Publicity. RONALD L. BRITT Sr. Pres.' Hl-Y 1 2,3,47 Cabinet 2,37-Sec. 47 'A' Club 3,47 FFA 17 Quill and Scroll 47 Band 17 Chorus 27 Boys' Ensemble 27 'Orancf and Brown" 47 'Booster 37 Jr. Lion 47 'Men Are Ll e Streetcars' 3- 'Father of the Bride" 4, Cast and Publicity: Football 1,2,a-.4-7 Basketball 1 2 3 4'7 Track l 2' 3' 4'7 Cowboy jg., Campalgn Mgrf. 37'Chapman, Kahscis L . DOSTER CH ASE Stuco 347 V-Pres. 37 I-Il-Y l,2,3,47 Jr. Rotaricm 37 Football l,2,37 Track 1,z,a. WILMA GREENWOOD CLIPPER Y-Teen 1,47 Pep Club 17 Chorus 374. JANE O KLIN MARY C N GAA 1,27 Pep Club 1,27 Blz-E Club 3,47 Ish Chaygay 3 4-so.-4-ch 1 34-'M Lk sa f - -L-.niet sf thS'B?1d2.2" 4, bfoiifii? ' e 'ee cms ' J OHN COOL EY . Hi-Y ll2,3 47 Blz- Club 47 Band l,2,3,47 Pep Band 273,47 Father of t Brlde' 4, Property. LEONA CRAMER T Blblioluleroplstdlob 47 een 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2: Pep Club "Biz-E Club 3- horus 2,3747 Girls' Ensemble 2,41 Milled Ensemble 3. ' gum. DAWSON . V S. Sec.7 rll-Y 1,2,3,47 'A' Club 3,47 Pres. 47 Chorus 12,37 Jr. Lipn 3,47 'Father of the Bride" 4, Stage drow7 FO0tbiol,2,3'm Basketball 1,2,37 Track 1,2,3',4'7 Co Y y Joe ,patgn Mar. 4. BENNY DOBKINS f 1 ,- Stuco 47 Hi-V 47 Cabl et 47 'lf C ub 247 Jr. Lion 37 'Father of thJBrlde' Stage Crew' F tball 1' 2 3' 4'7 A11-Aroo 47 All-C irooqnq- All-srea Hondrcible Mention 37 Honorable tlonbin State 47 Basketball 1f,2,3,4'7 Tr k l',2',3',4'f Cowboy Jog condldoro 47 Jr. Ccn'nluatlQ,tng 1,47 Lolgford,.Kansa I. LE ROY DUNGEY 7 E ' 1 Hl-Y 4. - I ' 5 DALE Els " H1-Y 2 3 4- "A" Cl b 47 FAl0,3 47 Cabth 747 Llv stock Ju'dglng Tealin 3- en are Like Streitcars' 3: Stage CYBWI 'Father of the Bride' 4, StaBe KTTBW7 Football 3,4'7 Basketball l,2,3,4"7 'Track 1,2,3',4. 3 LAUREN EIS Hl-Y 1 2,3,4f 'A' Club 3,47 'Father of the' ide' 4, Stage Crew7 Football l,2'3'4'f Basketball . 3 47 Track l,2,3",4. ll RET RNS A Jr. V-Pres.7 Stuco 4, Pres.7 Hi-Y l,2,3,4i Cabinet 47 Quill and Scroll 37 Debate Team 2,3 41 Booster 37 Jr. Rotarlan 37 Jr. Llon 47 'Men are Like Streetcars if 'Father of the Bride' 47 Cowboy Joe Campaign Mgr. ELOISE ENGLE SUE Stuco 3,47 Y-Teen 1,2',3,47 Cabinet 27 V-Pres. 37 Pres. 47 Pe Club 1,2,4i GAA 3,47 Cabinet 3,47 Biz-E Club 37 Quill and Scroll 4' Chorus 1,2,3 47 Treas. 37 'Boost- er' 47 'Men are Like Streetcars' 37 'Father of the Bride 47 Girls' State 37 DAR Candidate 47 Football Queen 4, Attendant 3. FIEDLER Y-Teen 1 2,3,47 GAA. 1,27 Pep Club 1,27 Blz-E Club 3 47 Ish Chay Jay 47 Choms 2 3,47 Glrls' Ensemble 47 Mixed Ensemble 37 Debate Team 3' 'Men are Like Streetcars' 37 'Father of the Bride' 4. LOIS RUTH FROST Y-Teen 1,2 3,47 GAA 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,37 Biz-E Club 3,47 Chorus 4. JOYCE GAY BlbllOil'lel' lst Club 3 4' V-P 4' Y-T l 2 3 4' Pep Club cl?2,3,47 Biz-E Club 4?S'rBoi'Jster'et3? ' ' ' ' GWENDOL YN GOODELL Y-Toon 1,2,a,47 coblnot 47 GAA 1,2: Pep Club l,2l Biz-E Club 37 Qulll and Scroll 47 Band 1.27 Chorus 47 'Orange and Brown' 47 'Men are Like Streetcars' 3, Stage CTEWQ 'Father of the Bride' 4, Property. JOANNE GUILFOYLE GAA l,2,3,47 Pep Club l,2,37 Biz-E Club 37 Quill Cnld Scroll 47 Chorus 47 'Oran e and Brown' 47 'Men are Like Streetcars' 3, Stage Crew. STEVE GUMBL E 'A Club 3,47 Chorus 47 Jr. Rotarlan 47 Basketball 2',3',4'7 Track 3,4'f Lincoln, Nebraska 1,2. GEORGE HARRIS Hl-Y l 2 3,47 'A' Club 47 Football 1,2,3,4': Basket- bou 1,257 Track 1,2,3,4'. DOROTHY HELM Bibllotheraplst Club 47 Pep Club 2,3,4. MARY LOU HENDERSON Stuco 3' Y-Teen l,2,3 47 Sec. 2, Cabinet 3,4' GAA 1,2 37 Cabinet 37 Pep Club l,2,37 Sec. 27 Biz-E Club 37 Quill and Scroll 37 Chorus 2,3747 Debate Team 2,3: 'Booster' 2 37 'Men are Like Streetcars' 37 'Father of the Bride' 4. JOAN HILL Y-Teen 1 2,3,4f GAA 1 27 Pep Club 1,2737 B12-E.Club 3,47 Ish Chay Jay 47 'Men are Like Streetcars' 3. RICHARD ALLEN HOLMES Hi-Y 1,2,3,47 Biz-E Club 47 Chorus 1.37 Jr. Lion 47 Tennis 1,2,3,4': Track 3. CECIL HOOD H1-Y 1,2,a,47 'A' Club 3,47 FFA 1,2,3,47 v-Pros. 37 Jr. Rotarlan 3 47 'Men are Like Streetcars' 3, Stage Crew7 Football' Mgr. 3. TWILA HOUSER Y-Teen 47 Biz-E Club 47 Chorus 3,4. VERNON D. HOWARD Chorus l. HAROLD HOWLANP Hl-Y 1,2,3,47 A' Club 2,3 47 Chorus 47 Boys' Ensem- ble l7 Jr. Rotarian 37 M'en are Like Streetcars' 3, Stage Crew7 'Father of the Bride' 47 Football 1,2",3"7 Track l,2',3,4. CECILIA HUTTON GAA l' Pep Club 1,27 Biz-E Club 3,47 Ish Chay Jay 47 Pres. 47 Chorus 1,2,3,47 'Men are Like Streetcarrs 3, Stage Crew. MARJ ORIE J EFFREY Y-Teen l,2,3 4' GAA 3,4' Cabinet 3,4' Per Club 47 Blz-E Club 3,47' Treas. 37 Ish Chay Jay , Treas.7 ihorus 11,2,3,47 Men are Like Streetcars' 37 Chapman, ansas . I Cokpoy Joe candidates, left, and their right hand men. Front to back: Charles Marshall, Fred Madausg Benny Dobkins, Marvin Bieseckeri Mark Mayden, Dave Ellisong Watson, Burl Dawsong 'Miken Swanson, Vic Viola. Keith Lowry guides new students through Eisen- --L... My H 7 i 7 ELECTIQ RETURNS , If 4 7, 1 J 'KARRAQ H ff' ANCY RASHER fs!!! Wil-Y ,2, .ll and cr '47 Chorus 2,47 "Orange Soph. Sec.-Treas.7 Y-Teen I 2,3,4, Cabinet 3 47 Pep ' and ow . Father f Bride' 4. A Club 1,27 Biz-52 Club 37 Oulll. and Scroll 3,47 Band - f 1 2, T' -P Ba27o as '47 YDIXI tl E KEE. xl lu - lb 'Y' r 'l.1ofpargn1.1ko stlcgglgafg' afovlxnssu. , -Teen 1,2, VGAA l, 7 Pep Club 1,27 Biz-E Club 37 1 o ketball Usher 4. Chorus 4.',c I B L C A QR TAX K I xl h u 7 Football l7 Englewood, California 1,2. 4 , lio rapist JClub 47 Y-Teen 1,2,3 47 Pep Club LQ! fy 3, 2-E 9:lub 3,4f Quill and Scroll 47 Chorus 47 S 7 D 7, B te ' 477, Father of the Bride' 4, Property. A ge: g2,3t4,CfcLbi51et SIS47 GA4A I1,q2,gh Pep Cltzb . - ' , , 7 iz- u ,4, res. 7 s ay J 7 f 'IAN J ' osrEn fx? , 171 and Scroll 3,47 Chorus 1,2,3 47 Girls' Ensgrllble -To ,2,47 Pep Club 1,2- 1312-E Club 3,47 Oulu 1 ' 4: Ogunqe and Brown" 47, 'Booslgr' 37 choorloaaor , 'and l 47 Band 1,2,3LSec. 27 Pep Band 2,37 Chorus 'J 7' 3,47 nMen are Li e Streetcarsgf 7 "Father of the ,! 12,75 nqe and Brown 47 'Father of the Bride' 4, ' Bride 4. Promp , DAR Candi te 47 Football Queen ' ll icity. LAVONNE KURFISS Soph. Pres.7 Y-Teen 47 Pep Club 1,2 37 Band l,2,3,4f Pep Band 3,47 Chorus l,2,3,47 Cheerleader 2,37 'Father of the Bride" 4, Prompter7 Kipp, Kansas 1,2,3. 1' Maid oi Honor 47 Jr.lCarnivalf Queen 2,4. ' 1 WALTEF1 SCHNEIDER , FFA, 7 'Chorus 4" Football 1,2,37 Basketball 1,27 T1jQCk 2,3", Track Mgr. 27 Baseball 17 Hunter Kansas 1. DORBCTR-IY SCHWAR1! f BLANCHE LAIRD . Tre S.'.Y-Teen l 2,3 4, Cabinet 47 Biz-E lu 7 Bibliotherapist Club 3,47 Pres. 47 Y-Teen 1,2,3,47 A' 7 ,'Jgand 1i'2,3,44 Chorus'1,2'. C b 3'4 Pep Club 1 2,3,47 Quill and Scroll 3,47 Chorus 1 3,47 7, ' 'Orange and Brown 47 'Booster' 2,3. 7, Q 'OPAL SZOTT 1 J 7,1 -7 fStuco 47 Y-Toon 1 2,3,4, Cabinet 2,3 47 GAA 1 2,3 4- ALLAN LEANDER . I 1 ' 1- f Pres. 4, Cabinet 37 Biz-E Club 37 'Father of the Bride" PATRICIA LEONARD ' l J ' I ff Basraetgall lEIlsher447 DAR Candidate 47 Football X Lleen U1 'O ' OHOI' . Stuco 47 Y-'rooo,1,2 314: GAA 1,2: Cabinet 1, sooi 27 V Pep Club 12' Biz-E Club 3,47 Quill and Scroll 3- E1oDoN SELLERS Chorus 3,47 'Booster' 2,37 'Men are Like Streetcars' 37, "Father ot! the Bride" 4. ELEANOR LONGANECKER GAA 47 Chorus 3,47 Basketball li Track 27 McPherson, Kansas 17 He,-gkton, Kansas 2. MADEI..YN,LONGBINE Pep Club l 27 Biz-E Club 3,47 Ish Chay Jay 47 ' Cheerleader 2. KEITH Lowmr I-li-Y4'Band 12 3 4' Pep Band l 3 41D With Kansas Cow oy Band at Inauqu I in Wa I 5 3 ' ' 1,' ' .' , FREDERICK MADAUS C3 H Soph. V-Pres.7 Hi-Y l 2,3 4, r . 4, 7 41 Quill and Scroll 37 Cho s ,47 ' - 7 Jr. t ' ' . ' ' " re -I s" 37 5 . d ,. 1 , 1 1 I " o arian 4 Jr Lion 3 e Llk 9 'Father of the Bri e ' o ball 1 ' 4 Basket ball l,2,37 Track 1,2, ll C '47 wboy Joe Campaign Mgr. 4. LARRY N. MARKS ' Chorus l,3. CHARLES MARSHALL ' n Jr. Pres.7 Stuco 1,21 Hi-Y l,2,3,4, V-Pres. 3, Cabinet 'A' Club 3,4, Sec. 47 are Like Streetcars' 3, 7 4Basketball 1,27 Tra k 2,47 Biz-E Club 4, V-Pres-I Band 17 Jr. Rotarian 37 'Men Staqe Mgr.7 Football l2,3'7 'X ,2,37 Cowboy Joe Candidate MAR AYDEN ' - 1,2 3,47 'A' Club 47 FFA 12,3 47 vest kk- , inq 'l"eam 2,31 Jr. Rotarlan 37 Football 4'7 C b oe Candidate 4. -- BARB OORMAN 34,CClb' t24V-P .' C 234' es. 'Biz-E Clllielr 3,'47' Ish 'geo yeF47 d lL,b,'3f' 47 Cheerleader 2,3,4' H ad Chee eader 47 gMen a Like Streetcars' 37 Father ol the ride' 4, ropert . NA MOR Pep Club , , iz-E Club 37 Quill and Scroll 47 Chorus , 'Booste ' Twlrler 27 Gypsum, Kansas 1,2. DANI ORTON horus 2,3. WADE LIPS Hi-Y 3 47 oru ,3,4,, V-Pres. 47 Jr. Rotarian 37 'Men a Like cars 3, Stage CTSWI 'Father of the Bri Cast an Publicity. EUGENE Hi- Club 47 Band 17 Chorus 2,47 Jr. Lion 47 Fa e ofthe Bride 47 Football 1,2,3,4"7 Basket- ball 17 Track 1,27 Monterey, California 3. Hays, Kansas Lamers lefd-Anlnaugufffl fP?5Ede- Junior carnival royalty.: N Hi-Y l,2,3,47 Band l,2,3,47 Pep Band l,2,3 47 Ass't Drum Major 47 'Orange and Brown' 47 Cheerleader 27 'Father of the Bride' 4, Stage Crew. CECELI A ZEY SEXTON MAXINE SEXTON - Bibliotherap ist Club 4, Sec. and V-Pres.7 Chorus 2,3,4. HARRY SHANK Stuco 37 Hi-Y l,2,3 4, ,fCabinet' 3,4' 'A' Club 3,47 Quill and Scroll 3,47 Bcmd 17 Chorus 'Boloster' 3,4- Jr. Lion 37 "Men are Like Streetcars' 37 Father ot' the Bride" 47 Football l',2,3,4'f Basketball 1,2,3',4"7 Track l,2,3',4'. ' LYLE SHETTER Hi-Y l,2,3,47 'A' Club 47 Jr. Rotarian 4' Football 3,4'7 Track l,2,.3,4, Track Mgr. 47 Mendota, lllinois 1. 1 KATHRYN SNYDEP1 Chorus 2,g,4, Sec. 3,47 Girls' Ensemble 2,47 Mixed ' Ensemble . L STARR Hi-Y 3,47 Biz-E Club 47 Band 1,2,3,4f Pep Band 3,47 "Father of the Bride" 4. ' E DALE SWANSON Sr. V-Pres.7 Hi-Y l 2,3,47 'A' Club l,2,3 47 Chorus l7 Jr. Lion 37 Football l,2,3',4'f Basketball 1,2,3f,4f7 Track l",2',3",4"7 Cowboy Joe 4. ELLEN CORCORAN URBAN KENNITH VAN BUSKIRK I-Ii-Y 3,47 'A' Club 47 Chorus 2,47 Boys' Ensemble 47 Mixed Ensemble 37 Jr. Rotarian 37 Football 3,4"7 Basketball 17 Track 3. VIC VIOLA Frosh Pres.7 Stuco 2,3' Hi-Y 1,2 3,47 Pres. 47 "A" Club 3,47 Quill and Scroll 3,4' Cowboy Capers Column in Reflector-Chronicle 47 Band l7 Pep Band 17 Chorus 27 'Booster' 2 3,47 Jr. Lion 37 Football l,2,3",4"'f Basketball 1,2,3,4"7 Track l,2",3',4'f Boys State 37 Cowboy Joe Campaign Mqr. 4. WATSON Soph. Pres.7 Hi-Y l,2,3,4: 'A' Club 3 47 Chorus 27 Jr. I6ionb47 Fjootbgll li,g,i",i"7 Basketball l,27 Track 1,2,3: ow oy oe an a e . DONNA WEAK Y-Teen 2,3747 GAA 17 Pep Club l 27 Band l,2,3,4f Pep Band 1,2,47 Dance Band 2,37 Twirler 47 Chorus 3,47 Girls' Ensemble 47 Mixed Ensemble 37 'Father of the Bride' 4. BARBARA WHITE . Y-Teen l 2,3,47 GAA l7 Pep Club l,2,3f Biz-E Club 47 Bona 17 Chorus 2,3,4. -- JUNE WOODS Kingn Y-Teen Al,2,3,47 Biz-E Club 3,47 Ish Chay Jay 47 WES . 1 --x x W- . 2 Dm In K 0 'I'y ,Q '-I ,Z A uf 4. 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