Anthony High School - Jolly Roger Yearbook (Anthony, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

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I J Q 3, J f '92 ef J HyR g Staff Presents: lhe 2 Cdallg Roger 1953 ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL Anthony, Kansas word the end of a never adventure. which have helped Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION: Pages 6- 9 CLASSES: Pages 10-31 ORGANIZATIONS: Pages 32-45 ACTIVITIES: Pages 46-53 ATHLETICS: Pages 54-59 HONOR: Pages 60-65 ADVERTISING: Pages 66-80 In Dedication: Mr. James Price will have served Anthony High School as a custodian for twenty-five years this spring. He can usually be found when his help is needed by students or teachers in distress. His work starts before we ever arrive and continues after the last of us has left. In gratitude of his long service, the Jolly Roger Staff dedicates the 1963 Jolly Roger to Mr. James Price. H . , . Mr. Crouch, who is principal of AHS, watches the activity the hall. Mr. Mose Stucky, Superintendent of Anthony Public Schools, looks over the school records. Admini lt has been a pleasure to work with the students and the faculty of the Anthony High School during the 1962-63 school year. En- thusiasm, interest and loyalty to your school have been evident throughout the school year. With this type of spirit prevailing you gain much from the educational opportuni- ties available. Congratulations and- best wishes, ' L. C. Crouch Principal Mr. Graves School board members, Vic Eliott, Vice-President, Dale Knorp, Edgar Barett, Stuckyg Jim Newton, Lloyd Miller, President, Emma Jess, Clerkg and Mayford discuss problems. sfrafion r Q fi ik, Wifi? ' ,ivlfie r- - M V grriggggmgggiiizv Ssruggqgsgkjstgrfggfz .ir-. fs if -:sm so-:rea-rrrrzff we -"- ' P1rr?fr221E5EizrrgiizfzsrriirifrairifI samfkfff . I 2:2152-Wife . ,..,.r..a,r,..rr5W,s,r,ms,,zg.,r,, n,..,, 5 7,.,, Z, .,,. r X,..,..,, was Q., if Q.. K .. ANTHONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ANTHONY, KANSAS MOSE STUCKY nunum-rxnnxrvr STUDENTS OF ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL The success of the 1962-63 school term is a tribute to you students who have made the most of the opportunities that have been provided for you by the staff, the board of education, and the community, As you continue your education either formally or out of school may you always remember that your character, integrity, initiative, and resourcefulness will help you use the many opportunities that are available to enrich your life. My wish for you in your quest for knowledge and professional status is enough handicaps to keep you alert to your own needs, those of your fellowmen, and the ability to use these to gain new heights of achievements, As you review your successes and failures in this volume of the jolly Roger may you gain new courage to make decisions and alter your plans when necessary to achieve the goals you desire. 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'w..ffSiS Mrs. Claudine Germ is records clerk- Mrs. Glad s Stov- 1, IAQ W. , ,5. ps,-. ml , .ff..sf ,5agis::,5' ' ' A - ' ' ' rife v,ial'V!?:'N'-r :1 .:r """ gfus.: . - X - iii fruits, aww rf, - - - I ' 3 Cf 15 the 0ff1CC 3SS1Sf3f1F- P was ssiwiifeh ' iw f' gg, to jgirggfgsifpgf my, A s5i1'f5w'5yrgsrg ..,l. ...EQ .RWE 5 ? r 'Eff a riie' ff' lb we L 'F-xp, typ ,r m .. ,amy ,,..,r..,,,, ., EST - auswmiiiesiwisiifr 5 ' . . g . 'f " James Price, custodian at the high school, and Marvin Hager, custodian at the school shop and lunch room, prepare to clean the building. Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Lola Garrison, school nurse looks at speech therapist, is the eye chart. shown checking a stu dent's ears. The teacher's lounge provided the teachers with refreshment and relaxation. Miss Weins, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Blair, and Mr. Bayless drink coffee and chat about the day's events. 2 - ""gf".a 1 f Z ' A 1? 4 - -- ., , " ..., , , ,A , .A 1 fftilfr - K i - "-f r 7 M:,rfrf,.,fg fee.,,1-, - - , Az u V, - , . . le. .... .. .,,. V W M MM, N M, ,:, ---V i Mrs. Esther Johnson, home economics teacher, pauses between classes to relax. She teaches clothing, foods, and family living. Mr. Leon Ballenger and Mr. Wen- dell Hodges work together to pre- pare a concert. Mr. Ballenger is the vocal music instructor and Mr. Hodges is the band director. Mr. Bill Bayless is the school counselor. His work includes typing re- ports, setting up appoint- ments, and keeping ca- reer files. ,X I' . ,- Mrs. Janice Troyer and Mrs. Mary Smith look over the console in the foreign lan- guage department. Mrs. Troyer teaches Spanish I and Mrs. Smith teaches Spanish II, French I and French II. 1 ,'., E A A A V wa' ":' 'B Miss Betty Lou Weins and Mrs. Bucilla Blair inspect one of the machines in the commerce room. Miss Weins teaches Typing I. Mrs. Blair teaches office practice, book- keeping, shorthand, and typing. Mr. Duane Boline, who teaches Physics, and Chemistry, works with the other science instructor, Mr. Sheldon Berg- strom. Mr. Bergstrom teaches four Biology classes and General Science. English teachers, Mrs. Sue Green, Mr. Donald Nigus, Miss Betty Weins, and Mrs. Janice Troyer, pose together. Mrs. Green teaches Speech, English IV, and Journalism. Mr. Nigus teaches English 1, Miss Weins English III, and Mrs. Troyer English II. eififiagfriar. Mr. Stanford Troyer and Mr. Duane Bo- line study an algebra book. Mr. Troyer instructs classes in Geometry, Advanced Physical Education instructors, Mr. Ronald Algebra' and Tfigonomeny- MY- Bonne Holmes and Mr. Donald Nigus, planned a teaches Algebra I. strenuous physical fitness program. Mr. Nigus has two boy's Physical Education Mr. Fred E. Webb and Mr. Ralph John- son supervise the school shop. Classes in Auto Mechanics, General Shop, and Metals are offered under Mr. Webb. General Shop, Woodwork, Mechanical Drawing, and Arts and Crafts are under the instruction of Mr. Johnson. classes, and Mr. Holmes manages four girl's classes. Social Science teacher, Mr. James Williams, Mr. Bill Bayless, and Mr. J. W. Shurley, strike a com- ical pose in the middle hall. Mr. Williams is the Driver's Education instructor. Mr. Bayless teaches Freshman Orientation and Health. Mr. Shurley teaches American History, American Government, Sociology, and International Relations. SENIORS: Seniors in Physics class experiment with Bernoulli's Principle. I UN IORS: Cl SOPHOMORES Several Juniors listen attentively to the French lesson. work in lab . Sophomore biology students H r' ,s ii ,ppp Two chemistry stu- 3 dents work care- fully with a titra- 1 iq tion. 5.-Q ff' 'wi-43? ff -.. .... -aflaflfi i"""""' 5 w':1:'.: - .. .. ......,-w-ev: .f 3. M.-. nmmm..wuas6!'Q2'5Q!-i The Junior guls learned to Sophomores learn an improve- prepare a meal in foods ment on the 'hunt and peck' class. ' I Senior girls played The Senior English basketball in Phys- ical Education. "You see?" S565 class takes its semes- ter examination. FRESHMEN: 35 K ,-k, s..1 5' " I K Efgtx isilss E sss lsss E f ' f s 'T il s :" if iyfftk Mr. Troyer helps a m'V, in . :il 1 geometry student with Si' a problem. p Mr. Williams keeps a close eye on his Drivers Education students. ' system in typing. Freshman students industriously study their English assignment. All Freshmen take Orientation under Mr. Bayless. Seniors '62-'63 CLASS S PONS ORS: Mrs. Smith Mr. Bergstrom Mr. Webb The Officers Were: President - - - - Victor Os born - - R. C. Francis Vice-President - - Secretary-Treasurer - - - - -Mary Baker Class Cheerleaders - - - - Carolyn Coon Howard Carr Student Council Representatives - - Chris Elliott Carol Appling 3 . C S j v c, f , 4 ' 6 , 1' ,-V A 3 in if 5? , """' Sf' Nr. 1 X W ess . r,r. AML? A S , . , It any.. 1963 representatives to Girls' State and Boys' State were Sheril Mize, Janet Duncan, Chuck Knorp, and John Gates. ERNIE ADKISSON CAROL APPLING ball Queen Attendant 35 Vocal Ensemble 3. MARY BAKER Transferred here at beginning of junior yearp Band 35 FHA 3-45 Y-Teens 3-45 Thespians 35 Class Secretary 45 Pep Club 3-45 Student Council 45 Junior Play5 Librarian 45 Yearbook Staff 4. HOWARD CARR Band 1,25 Hi-Y 1,25 Class Cheerleader 2, 45 Senior Play5 Stage Crew 35 Football 15 Bas- ketball 15 Track 15 Intramurals 45 Booster Staff 4. CAROLYN COON Y-Teens 1-25 FHA 1-45 Thespians 15 Tennis 1-35 Pep Club 1-3. .JUDY DICKEY Play Stage Crew. CHARLES DICKEY Junior Play. ., ,A ,-,. .. ..,, v- -brim: . . . aa.s,., if Band 1,25 Brass Quintet 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 45 Boys Octet 1, 35 Boys Quartet 1, 45 Boys Glee Club 1-45 Hi-Y 1,25 Thespians 35 Class Cheer- leader 1,25 Senior Play5 Tennis 35 Track 1,25 Stage Crew 3,4. Y-Teens 1-35 FHA 15 Thespians 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Vocal Solo 35 Foot- FHA 1-45 Y-Teens 1-45 Pep Club 1-45 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Junior HAROLD BOHNERT Hi-Y 1. STEVE CLUTTER Mixed Chorus 1-45 Boys Oc- tet 3, 45 Boys Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Ensemble 3, 45 Hi-Y 1-45 Hi-Y Cabinet 2, 3, 45 Thespians 35 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Stage Crew 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Track 1-35 Yearbook Staff 4 DONALD COOPER Senior Play Stage Crew. 1 ilzwixsfql MARY RONDA EATON JANET DUNCAN Football Queen Attendant 15 Vocal Accompanist 1-45 Speech Arts 2-45 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play5 Mixed Chorus l-45 Girls Glee Club 1-45 Girls Vocal Ensemble 1-45 FHA 1-45 FHA District Treasurer 35 FHA National Convention, Salt Lake 35 Y-Teens 1-45 Y-Teens Cabinet 3-45 Thespians 1-45 Thespians Secretary 35 Thes- pians President 45 Class Secretary 15 Pep Club 1-45 Student Council 45 Yearbook 4. ALTA DUWE FHA 1-45 Y-Teens 1-45 Pep Club 1-45 Junior and Senior Play Stage Crew5 Booster Staff. CHRIS ELLIOTT ffm-Sur Band 1-35 Clarinet Octet 25 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Girls Glee Club 15 FHA 1-45 Class V. - Pres. 15 Pep Club 1-45 Junior and Senior Play Stage Crew5 Booster staff. R. C. FRANCIS Mixed Chorus 1-35 Boys Glee 1-35 Hi-Y 1-35 Thespians 35 Class V. -Pres. 45 Class Cheer leader 35 A Club 2-45 Junior and Senior Play Stage Crew5 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-35 Track 1, 2, 45 Booster Staff. BILL GATES Thespians 2-45 Junior Play Stage Crew: Senior Play Stage Crew5 Football 1-45 Basketball 15 Track 1-3. Band 1-35 Hi-Y l-25 Student Council 45 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Basketball 15 Tennis 1. JOHN GATES Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 45 Boys Oc- tet 35 Boys Glee Club 1-45 Hi-Y 1-45 Hi-Y Cabinet 35 Thespians 3-45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Football 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1-25 Track 1-3. RAYMOND GEORGE Junior Play Stage Crew5 Foot- ball 35 Basketball 1-25 Track 1-2. TERRY GOUCHER Track 35 Junior Play5 Football 3. TANA GRUBB Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Glee Club 15 FHA 1-45 Y-Teens 1-45 Thespians 1-45 Pep Club 1-45 Speech Arts 25 One-Act Play 15 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 All School Carnival Queen. KATHLEEN NEISER Mixed Chorus 3-45 Girls Glee Club 2-35 FHA 1, 3-45 Y-Teens 1-45 Pep Club 1-45 Senior Play Stage Crew. HMMY HUDGENS Mixed Chorus 15 Hi-Y 1-25 Thespians 35 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Basketball 1, 3. CHUCK KNORP Band 1-45 Band President 45 Brass 9, 1-45 Brass Quintet 3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-35 Boys Glee Club 1-35 Hi-Y 1-45 Class V. - Pres. 2-35 Student Council 1-35 A Club 2-45 Senior Play5 Foot- ball 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Ten- nis 15 Track 1-25 Yearbook 45 Stuco V. -Pres. 45 Carnival King. IENNA JO HAMILTON Girls Glee Club 1-45 Girls Vocal Ensemble 45 Y-Teens 1-45 Pep Club 1 4, Junior Play Stage Crew, Senior Play Stage Crew. IIMMIE HARRIS ON Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Football 15 Tennis 35 Track 1. JUDY LAING Mixed Chorus 2-45 Girls Glee Club 1-35 Girls Vocal Ensemble 1-45 FHA 1-45 Y-Teens 1-35 Thespians 1-35 Pep Club 1-35 Junior Play5 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Booster Staff. BARBARA LEWIS Pep Club 1-2. TRUDY HOOPES Mixed Chorus 1-45 Girls Glee 1-35 Girls Vocal Ensemble 1-45 Vocal Accompanist 1-45 FHA 2-45 Thespians 2-45 Y-Teens 1-45 Pep Club 35 Class Cheer- leader 35 Speech Arts 45 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play5 Librarian 15 Piano Solo 1-4. WANDA KAUFFMAN FHA 1-35 Y-Teens 1-35 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Booster Staff. JANET LAING Girls Glee Club 15 FHA 1-45 Y-Teens 1-45 Y-Teens Presi- dent 45 Y-Teens Cabinet 3-45 Thespians 1-45 Class Secretary 2-35 Pep Club 15 Speech Arts 3-45 Senior Play5 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Librarian 3-45 Yearbook 1-45 Yearbook Edi- tor 4. ., 1455- .--v .ffrmaslwfmaauwsfavmu-azaww es,-afswsmawwwx-:Q-.,. --jsfflwfww ior Play Stage Crew5 Senior CATHY LONG Girls Glee Club 15 FHA 2-45 Y-Teens 1-45 Pep Club 1-45 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Librarian 45 Booster 4. EVERETT MARTENS Mixed Chorus 25 Boys Glee Club 1-35 Junior Play5 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Football 1-25 Basketball 1-25 Tennis 1-3. SHERIL MIZE Yearbook 2-45 Vocal Solo5 Band 1-35 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Girls Glee 1-35 Girls Ensemble 1-45 Mixed Ensemble 3-45 FHA 1-45 Y-Teens 1-45 Y-Teens Cabinet 3-45 Thespians 1-45 ' Class Cheerleader 1-25 Cheer- leader 35 Pep Club 1-45 Stu- dent Council 45 Speech Arts 2-45 Senior Play5 Football Queen Atten. MARIANNE MORROW Girls Glee Club 15 FHA 1-45 Pep Club 1-45 Y-Teens 1-4- Senior Play5 Librarian 3'-45 Yearbook Staff 3-4. JOHN NYE Mixed Chorus 35 Boys Glee Club 2-35 Hi-Y 1-45 Hi-Y Cabinet 35 Thespians 3-45 Stu- dent Council 3-45 Speech Arts PATTY NORMAN Band 15 FHA 1-35 Y-Teens 1-45 Y-Teens Cabinet 35 Jun- Play Stage Crew5 Office As- sistant 45 Booster Staff 45 Booster Editor 4. VICTOR OSBORN Hi-Y 1-25 Class President 45 Student Council 3-45 Speech Arts 45 Senior Play5 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Football 35 Basketball 1-35 Track 1-25 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-45 Yearbook Staff 45 A Club 2-45 A Club President 4. JULIA POLLARD FHA 1-45 Y-Teens 1-35 Pep Club 15 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Booster staff. A Club 2-4. RONNIE PRICE Junior Play5 Football 35 Basketball 35 Tennis 3. LINDA ROBINSON Band 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Girls Glee Club 1-35 Girls Vocal En- semble 1-45 FHA 1-45 Y-Teens 1-45 Pep Club 1-45 Pep Club Presi- dent 45 Thespians 3-45 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play5 Tennis 4. na s-,. Y-.f,ner'a5mea15:aa,fm ,,..f 5 .,,. 1 an ,.,.,z sf' .,., - - RONNLE SHARP Hi-Y 1-35 Thespians 1, 35 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Basketball 1-35 Tennis 2-35 Track 15 A Club 4. SHIRLEY STARK Transferred here at the begin- ning of Senior year. NANCY IO STUCHAL Mixed Chorus 1-45 Girls Glee 1-35 Girls Vocal Ensemble 1-35 FHA 1-45 Y-Teens 1-45 Y- Teens Cabinet 45 Thespians l-45 Pep C-lub 1-45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Librarian 3-4. LINDA SWAFFORD FHA l-45 Y-Teens 1-45 Pep Play Stage Crew5 Booster 4. JOHNIE WALKER Hi-Y 1-35 Senior Play Stage H RODNEY ROUNDY Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Football 1-45 Bas- ketball 15 Track 1. NYNA SECHLER Mixed Chorus 3-45 Girls Glee Club 2-45 Girls Ensemble 35 FHA 1-45 Y-Teens 1-45 Pep Club 1-45 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Tennis 3-45 Librarian 35 Booster 4. Club 1- Crew. 45 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Z JEAN SHELLHAMMER Student Council Sec. 45 Band 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Girls Glee 25 FHA 1-45 Y-Teens 1- 45 Y-Teens Cabinet 35 Thes- pians 35 Pep Club 1-45 Student Council 2-45 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Yearbook 2-45 Clarinet Choir 1-45 Woodwind Ensemble 45 Instrumental Solo 3-4. NANCY STOVER Y-Teens 1-45 Pep Club 1-45 Junior Play Stage Crew5 Senior Play Stage Crew5 Librarian 1-35 Booster Staff 4. KATHY STURNS Band l-45 Brass 9, 1-45 Brass Quintet 3-45 Mixed Chorus 1- 45 Girls Glee l-35 Girls En- semble 1-35 FHA 1-45 FHA President 45 Y-Teens 1-45 Y- Teens Cabinet 2-45 Thespians 1-45 Pep Club l-45 Student Council 1, 35 Junior Play5 Senior Playg Relay Queen Maid of Honorg Tennis 4. i 5 , 1 1 i 1 i 4 I naw. MICK WEIBERG Mixed Chorus l-3g Boys Octet 3g Boys Glee Club l-4g Hi-Y 1-4g Hi-Y Cabinet 2-3g Class President 1-3g Student Council 4g Student Council President 4g Junior Play Stage Crewg Senior Playg Football l-4g Basketball 1-4g Tennis l-4g Track lg A Club 3-4g Christian Athletic Camp, Estes Park, Colo. ROBERT WELCH Boys Glee Club lg Junior Play Stage Crewg Senior Play Stage Crewg Football lg Tennis 3. STAN WETHINGTON Hi-Y 1-4g Hi-Y President 4g Hi-Y Cabinet 3-4g Student Council 4g Junior Playg Junior KENT WILSON Mixed Chorus lg Hi-Y l-3g Class Cheerleader 3g Junior Play Stage Crewg Senior Play Stage Crewg Football l-3g Play Stage Crewg Senior Playg Football l-4g Basketball 1, 2, 4g Track l-4g Yearbook Staff 4g , A curb 2-4g A Club Cabinet Terms 35 Track 1' 4g Christian Athletic Camp, Estes Park, Colorado. BARBARA WHEALY Band l-4g Clarinet Octet l-4g Mixed Chorus 1-3g Girls Glee Club l-3g FHA l-4g Y-Teens l-4g Pep Club l-4g Senior Playg Relay Queen Maid of Honor 2g Intramurals 2-3g Booster Staff 4. I8 "You've already voted eight times. " Go, Seniors! Beat Facultyl fAnd we didlj "I don't care if you have ten nine- weeks tests to-morrow I " As the final day drew closer, choir robes and band uniforms were returned. P "On guardl" " Are you sure that the clock hasn't stopped?" Line up and count offli who will forget this desk? I9 Juniors 5 ii fnmva. Q I 1 1 Class Officers .The class officers for the Junior class of 1962-63 were, President Bob Drosselmeyer, Vice-President Jerry Yeary, and Sec. - Treas. Dana Dial. 1 ' if J Q inf, Mary Aleshire Sherry Armstrong Patricia Bland Peggy Bland Jack Brown Linda Butz Connie Carr Janie Coon . ?iiEifiE5S?vi3'i??.i.9l "lu.'W?5EE5F iBK 54Si ffl H ISHEWSZEZQQZQLWJK ' wE9s5 Ronnie Couch Richard Davis Dana Dial Darryl Dodgen Lois Downing Robert Drosselmeyer JHUCI Duffy Lola Duran L2-Ura Dyke Myrna Frank Jim Hatfield James Gates D61'1I1iS Hendershot Lynda Hess Larry Huddleston Mary Ruth Hudgens Sherry Hughes Linda Keller Iunea McKee DOH Maflillgef David Miller Janice Morrison Cathy Payne Charles Potts Jim Prouse L0UiSS RCHSHU Steve Reynolds Charles Ritter Torn Mangen Linda Moses Bill Puls Patricia Roach l Susan Salser Grant Sechler Larry Seales Kirk Snyder ai Gary Sherman Mary Stamm Larry Stark Ward Stark Mildred Stith Doug Stucky Linda Watkins Charles Wells Connie Wharton Jerry Yeary Eldon Younce Mary 18116 Z-uber 'lfllm 'W Behind the Scenes I The Thlnker W' ,ax Nite, everybody Our angels Honest, I'm not cheating Meant for each other? Eeek a Cheese! Patience, boys Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS: President, Vickie Warnerg Vice-President, Gary Osborng Sec. -Treas. , Charlene Wolff. Stanley Adams Joe Aleshire ROCIHGY Angle L. C. Appling Carol Bean Darla Benford Clifton Berry Cheryl Bettis Kenneth Bohnert Kenneth Brotton Kathy Christy Marie Coats Glenda Collings Bob Cook Lois Cook Pscfure Noi' . Avaliable Dick Croft Jerry CFOff Kenneth Crouse Laffy E11'HOf6 Jane Foster Ray Frank Inola Fultz Jackie Gates Roy George Mike Ghormley Jim Graves Marsha Graves Dale Grubb DeAr1na Halsey Cheryl Haltorn Ronme Hartman Chrlstme Herser Doug Hlte Paul Hulett C s y Eddie Laing Lana Larng Mlke McKee Jeannie Meadgr Stanley Messner Darlene Mlngle RUSS-C11 MOFHS Dlana Moses Gary Osborn Kent Patterson Steve Patterson Fred Payne Verna Pohlenz Glendale Rrtter Gene Rgrabaugh Jim Smith Mary Smlthhlsler Dlana Snyder Mlke Sproul Sharon Stark Marilyn Stark Mamie 511111 Betty Walker Sharee Williams Charlene Wolff Mlke Wyatt Ga le York Gary Borders Davld HOIITICS Freshmen PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Howard Stewart Bill Carr Tommy Clark SECRETARY SPONSOR SPONSOR Donna Headberg Mr. Johnston Mr. Boline Sharon Benford Larry Campbell Sherry Carothers Hal Carpenter Dennis Albright fanice Aleshire Sharon Anderson Ann A ppling Janice Childs Diana Christy Richard Ciemny Bill Coats Cheryl Coffman Craig Cooper Howard Couch Diana Croft Innis Croft Diana Crouse Kirk Elliot John Ewertz Rhonda Grubb Mark Hamilton Virginia Hayter Larry Hess Rodney Hess Cherlene Hodges Jerry Hoskinson Susan Hoskinson Majorie Howard Barbara Kauffman Sandra Kaup Jeannie Lane Peggy Larson Judy Miller Dennis Moore Beverly Newton swf Freshmen '62-'63 Lou Ann Reynolds Kay Ritter Lee Ritter Darlene Rump Mike Rutherford Cathy Schnackenberg Ronnie Scott Kirk Smith Steven Stark Sue Ann Stark Janette Starnm Betty Jo Srith Gayle Swafford Patricia Truitt Darlene Vlcek Steve Walclschmidt Robert Walker Carol Warner Kenny Wells Jesse Wilson Darrell Niemann Cathy Patterson Sheryl Patterson ,. k Y I , Qi , ' f ,Q -'.- if j I f 5 I1 I S C Student Council members are, FRONT ROW: Myrna Frank, Charlene Wolff, Janet Duncan, Tana Grubb, Cherlene Hodges. SECOND ROW: Darrel Neiman, Bob Cook, Sheril Mize, Jean Shellhammer. THIRD ROW: John Nye, Jim Hatfield, Kent Patterson. FOURTH ROW: Stan Wethington, Victor Osborn. FIFTH ROW: Mick Weiburg. Organiz li N ii Standing from left to right are: Sponsor, J. W. Shurley: A before the scene pic- Vice-President, Victor Osborng President, Mick Weiburgg ture Secretary, Jean Shellhammer. of the carnival which The l963 Student Council, consisting of 18 members, is the governing body of Anthony High School. The Pirate and Pirette of the all-school carnival are spon- sored by this organization. For several years the Student Council has furnished in- surance for all students of Anthony High. These students are to be commended for the great job they did this year. ations is sponsored by the Student Coun- Pictured is a typical Student Council meeting. cil. The meetings were held twice a month in Mr. Shurley's room. Future Homemak The officers for FHA this year were: Lola Duran, Treasurer, Dana Dial, Vice-Presidentg Kathy Sturns, President: Vicki Warner, Secretary, Mrs. Esther Johnson, Club Sponsor. Girls who were not working on degrees this year were, FIRST ROW: Tana Grubb, Linda Robinson, Myrna Frank. SECOND ROW: Sherri Hughes, Linda Watkins, Cathy Payne, Dana Dial, Connie Carr, Inola Fultz, Connie Wharton. THIRD ROW: Pat Roach, Lola Duran, Mary Jane Zuber, Cheryl Haltom, Jean Shellhammer, Junea McKee, Jeannie Meador, Barbara Wimrner, Mamie Stith. Girls who received their chapter degrees this year are, FIRST ROW: Vicki Warner, Jane Foster, Janie Coon, Joyce Kennedy. 7 O ers of America WQMAKEQS- 'P Q5 NEW rl 5 V3 ul O O 5 ' me a t Q 1510 01,0 Girls receiving their Junior Degrees this year were, FIRST ROW: Virginia Hayter, Kay Ritter, Peggy Larson, Donna Headburg, Susan Hoskinson, Rhonda Grubb, Carol Bean. SECOND ROW: Diane Croft, Janice Childs, Jeannie Lane, Beverly Newton, Carol Warner, Lou Ann Reynolds, Diane Crouse. THIRD ROW: Janice Aleshire, Ann Appling, Sue Ann Stark, Kathy Schnackenberg, Marjorie Howard, Sarah Hudgens, Cherlene l-lodges, Cheryl Bettis, Marsha Graves. Shown are those girls who were in the SECOND ROW: DiAnna Halsey, Diana Snyder, Mary Aleshire, Marilyn Stark. clothing classes this year and participated in the FHA Style Show. Seven girls worked for their State Degrees during the past year. They are, FIRST ROW: Trudy Hoopes, Nancy Jo Stuchal, Kathy Sturns. SECOND ROW: Sheril Mize, Mari- anne Morrow, Janet Laing, and Janet Duncan. Members of Hi-Y this year were, FIRST ROW: Bill Carr, Darryl Dodgen, Bill Puls, Kent Patterson Eldon Yotmce, Dale Grubb, Jack Brown, John Gates. SECOND ROW: Stan Messener, Bob Cook, Mike Wyatt, Steve Clutter, Stan Wethington, Dennis Hendershot, Mick Weiburg, John Nye, and Bob Drosselmyer. This year's Hi-Y officers were: Bob Cook, Student Council Representa- tive, Bill Puls, Vice-President, Steve Clutter, Treasurer, Stan Wething- ton, Presidentg Bob Drosselmeyer, Secretary, and Eldon Younce, Program Chairman. Anthony High School Patty Norman, right, Editor-in-Chief of the Booster, From left to right are: Cathy Long, Judy Laing and Nancy Stover, Assistant Editor look over- a Mary Ronda Eaton, and Howard Carr looking at finished edition of the last Booster. the first issues of this year's Booster. Editor-in-Chief - - - Patty Norman Assistant Editor - - ' ' N3T1Cy Stover Copy Editor - - - ' ' Judy Laing Asst. Copy Editor - - "" Cathy I-Oflg ph- SEH014 Sports Editor ---- ----- H oward Carr 5 '25 Art Editor ----- - - Mary Ronda Eaton 2 ml f' Business Manager - - - - - -Barbara Whealy A Q Advertising Manager - - - - Nyna Sechler 'far S' Circulation Manager -------------'-"" Alia Duwe S A 5500, Reporters ------ Wanda Kauffman, Julia Pollard, Linda Swafford, R. C. Francis, Raymond George, Judy Dickey. Faculty Advisor -----------"- '-"" M IS- Sue GICCU -...N Reporters for the Booster this year were from Standing from left to right are: Nyna Sechler, Alta left to right: Linda Swafford, Julia Pollard, Duwe, and Barbara Whealy. Seated is Mrs. Sue Wanda Kauffman, Judy Dickey, Raymond Green, Faculty Advisor for this year's Booster. George, and R. C. Francis. A Club A CLUB - Victor Osborn, R. C. Francis, Bob Cook, Kent Patterson, Mike Wyatt, Chuck Knorp, Charles Wells, John Nye, Stan Wethington, Bob Drosselmeyer, John Gates, Joe Aleshire, Steve Clutter, Larry Huddleston, Mick Weiburg, Kirk Snyder, Jerry Yeary in a formation with Doug Stucky, Bill Puls, and Jim Hatfield making the cross bar. Sponsor, Jim Williams, is seated in the center. OFFICERS, FRONT ROW: R. C. Francis, Vice-Presidentg Chuck Knorp, Treasurer, Stan Wethington, Student Council Representa- tive. BACK ROW: Jim Williams, Sponsorg John Nye, Presidenrg 8 Steve Clutter, Secretary, Victor Osborn, Sergeant at Arms. Lola Duran Pat Roach Pep Club PEP CLUB - FIRST ROW: P. Roach, D. Dial, L. Duran, C. Carr. SECOND ROW: L. Robinson, K. Sturns, T. Grubb, L. Watkins, I. Duffy, C. Carothers, V. Hayter, R. " Grubb, S. Stark. THIRD ROW: Sponsor, Miss Betty Weins, M. Howard, I. Coon, C. Hodges, J. Childs, J. Miller, J. Lane, C. Haltom, J. McKee. FOURTH ROW: K. Heiser, C. Payne, S. Hughes, C. Bettis, S. Hudgens, L. Cook, C. Heiser, J. Foster, M. Frank. FIFTH ROW: M. Graves, P. Larson, S. Patterson, C. Wharton, E. Tower, D. Halsey, C. Wolff, I. Shellhammer, J. Duncan. SIXTH ROW: M. Morrow, K. Schnackenburg, S. Mize, D. Croft, J. Aleshire, N. Stover, J. Meador, I. Fultz, V. Warner, S. Williams. Us 1' 3' ' It 5, f fl K Wise., '- H . . . . 2 'Str ' K ' -' ' S Q .. . ' F S f , .- l ,,,..: ly Q W nf? Ji? An intense group of Pep Club Members watch an exciting basketball game. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Tana Grubb, Program Chairman: Janie Coon, Secretary: Kathy Sturns, Vice-President: Linda Robinson President: and Miss Betty Weins, Sponsor. Darla Dial Connie Carr Y- Teens Y-TEEN OFFICERS - FRONT ROW: Dana Dial, Social Chairman, Pat Roach, Worship Chairman, Nancy Jo Stuchal, Music Chairman, Sheril Mize, Program Chairman, Jane Foster, Secretary, Kathy Sturns, Publicity Chairman. SECOND ROW: Myrna Frank, Treasurer, Charlene Wolff, Student Council Representative, Marianne Morrow, Vice- Presidentg Janet Laing, President, Diana Snyder, Piano Player, and Janet Duncan, World Fellowship Chairman. SOCIAL COMMITTEE - Janet Duffy, Dana Dial, Chairmang Connie Carr, Jeanie Meader, Janice Childs, Peggy Larson and Myrna Frank. PROGRAM COMMITTEE - FIRST ROW: LouAnn Reynolds, Janice Morrison, Vir- ginia Hayter. SECOND ROW: Susan Salser, Mildred Stith, Sheril Mize, Chair- mang Janie Coon, Charlene Wolff, and Inola Fultz. 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WORSHIP COMMITTEE - FRONT ROW: Pat Roach, WORLD FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE - FIRST ROW: Chairman, Jane Foster, Susan Hoskinson. SECOND Mary Jane Zuber, Diana Halsey, Cookie Car-others. ROW: Lois Cook, Jeannie Lane, Connie Wharton, SECOND ROW! Cathy Payne. Sherry Williams, and Sue Ann Stark. Judy Miller. 4I Jolly ftwfieww- ilu' JOLLY ROGER STAFF - FIRST ROW: Susan Hoskinson, Linda Watkins, Cathy Payne, Sheryl Patterson, Lou Ann Reynolds, Carol Bean. SECOND ROW: Jean Shellhammer, Janet Duncan, Mary Baker, Janet Laing, Marianne Morrow, Sheri1Mize, Myrna Frank. THIRD ROW: Chuck Knorp, Stan Wethington, John Nye, Steve Clutter, and Ronnie Couch. fix in PAGE EDITORS - FIRST ROW: Jean Shellhamrner, Sheril Mize, Chuck Knorp. SEC- OND ROW: Mary Baker, Eldon Younce, Lou Ann Reynolds, Marianne Morrow, Ronnie Couch. THIRD ROW: John Nye, Stan Wethington, and Steve Clutter. Roger OFFICERS - Assistant Editor, Cathy Payneg Editor, Janet Laingg Chuck Knorp, Sheril Mize, Co-Business Managers. The Jolly Roger Staff happily presents the 1963 Jolly Roger to the students of Anthony High. The staff gives special thanks and recognition to Barbara Whealy, an honorary member of the staff, for all the help she has given to the staff. ft'-'ss"' 'W' was emwwsrvgfmwraaqn, 1 .V ga mf 11 .M Q3 f 'K . I il 3, M., L, 1.12 3, A of ' . 3 J j ,i J if 'wif new 151. mf? xa.if'z"'f 3 1' r Mfr, i 4' 1 1 Thatta girl, Grace. You can do it. Hey youl I'm taking these pictures. jX""""""' ' An after-school yearbook meeting? Thespians THESPIANS - FIRST ROW: Tana Grubb, Vice-President, Janet Duncan, President, Kathy Sturns, Linda Robinson, Scribe, Linda Watkins, Pat Roach, Secretary-Treasurer, Charlene Wolff. SECOND ROW: Nancy Jo Stuchal, Sheril Mize, Trudy Hoopes, Sandra Kaup, Dana Dial, Mrs. Troyer, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Mary Baker, Janet Laing, Cookie Carothers, Ronda Grubb, Cherlene Hodges and John Gates. Speech Arfs 5 Those participating in speech arts this year were, FIRST ROW: Trudy Hoopes, Nancy Jo Stuchal, Sheril Mize, Jane Foster, Cherlene Hodges, Connie Carr. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sue Green, Sponsor, John Nye, Victor Osborn, Butch Martins, and Dennis Albright. Go Anthony! ,M 1 N 'xiii' I M1 K i ' ' Eh , 74 64? A W . -K M QKLLL t ,r I ksqyk in V 1 5 s 'L-"L Q . V Wfifff- 1':ik ,A 5 t -3. etee h J to L, k fi Lkrrk i ,-:. ffvvf- ' ,. . K3 'V.,. fic q V E , Sift: A, 3' .. ,,.. ,M ,.,,,. .- :-V ol gkl 'fgVk7iZg,M We got out of school all clay for this? Play Ball, Girls! Watcha got there? Love those Pls. img, ..v"""'AwNW lnsfrumenfal Music Pep band performing during Queen's Night. o o o Ach vlh es SOLOISTS - I. Marshall, M. Graves, K. Snyder, H. Stewart, B. Drosselmeyer, B. Cook, B. Coats, M. Ghormley. FRONT ROW: D. Niemann, C. Hodges, I. Duffy, M. Howard, C. Carr, J. Shellham- mer, C. Bean. MAJORETTES - J. Duffy, S. Williams, CLARINET CHOIR - BACK ROW: B. Drosselmeyer, P. J. Miller, C. Warner. Larson, C. Bettis, J. Shellhamrner, J. McKee. FRONT ROW: D. Halsey, J. Foster, D. Snyder, K. Snyder, B. Whealy. CLARINET QUARTET - I. Fos- ter, D. Halsey, M. Graves, D. Snyder. FLUTE QUINTET - J. Coon, V. Warner, M. Aleshire, C. Beau, J. Duffy. WOODWIN TRIO - C. Beau, J Graves, D. Snyder. WOODWIND QUINTET - C. Hodges, V. Hayter, B. Carr, M. Howard, J. Lane. BRASS SEXTET - K. Sturns, B Cook, C. Carr, R. Couch, P. Roach, C. Knorp. ffm? ,.x A W. W L WW hi K i 355 fw4!a?'f wx 9'5" ""'-'Q 2 ,Q gi' ,L my .ww W.M,.,..'MuMQ2M4W f WNW-. . . . . ' sf' ' ' ' Aka - ' , . f:T'4 W xy QQQLSQQQ 1" 9 l ,, ,U M ' mf Ac. f., was X' - if A , X 2 A 'f' , , -cl 1 .. M Si W M.. -EM F ,Q .W Q, 3 ,,. ,Q 6 I ,F 6 n5,,,,, ,F A , M V K' 1 19- A. 'N ff' M, ., , Y -1 . 9213 if ij ' if AMW Y xg 4-1 5 pf wx' H- v H' Q 5. X . , ,.. ? 'Q N fx w u ffm f .Pre wu- ' mf? W- 3 11 MIXED CHORUS - BACK ROW: D. Crouse, I. Duffy, T. Hoopes, P. Roach, S. Mize, C. Heiser, J. Laing, M. Graves, K. Schnackenberg, S. Clutter, C. Elliot, S. Patterson, J. Marshall, C. Cooper, K. Heiser, N. Sechler, D. Halsey, J. Coon, D. Dial. THIRD ROW: C. Patterson, D. Moses, C. Warner, A. Appling, G. Swafford, J. Aleshire, B. Newton, J. Miller, C. Coffman, C. Knorp, I. Hatfield, D. Maniger, I. Croft, C. Payne, D. Headburg, L. Watkins, J. Poster, I. Morrison. SECOND ROW: C. Wharton, K. Ritter, S. Patterson, M. Frank, M. Aleshire, D. Croft, F. Payne, D. Hite D. Stucky, S. Waldschmidt, M. Howard, P. Truitt, C. Hodges, J. Lane, I. Childs. FIRST ROW: S. Hughes, D. Rump, S. Stark, I. Gates, J. Wilson, I. Gates, J. Gates, M. Hamilton, L. Robinson, K. Sturns, V. Hayter, S. Carothers, N. Stuchal, S. Kaup, Accompanist, I. Duncan. The Mixed Chorus this year completed a very successful season. They appeared before the public in three major concerts and baccalaureate. To con- clude the year a tour was taken of area schools in- cluding Spring, Eagle, Plainview, and Attica Rural High School. The mixed chorus received a I at League contest and District contest. Girls Glee Club, six small en- sembles and six soloists also appeared at league and district contests. -"""', Those receiving I's at state were John Marshall, Sheril Mize, and the Girl 9 NO I. Mixed Chorus participants prepare for the vocal contest. 49 Y BRASS CHOIR - BACK ROW: R. Couch, P. Roach, C. Haltom, J. Marshall, S. Messner, D. Neiman, B. Cook. FRONT ROW: M. Wyatt J. Brown, M. Ghormley, C. Knorp, L. Vlcek, H. Stewart, K. Sturns. MIXED ENSEMBLE - BACK ROW: R. Couch, S. Stark, B. Carr, J. Marshall, C. Carr, C. Hodges, B. Drosselmeyer. FRONT ROW: I. Shellhammer, J. McKee, J. Graves, M. Howard, K. Snyder, M. Graves. Vocal M usic GIRL'S GLEE CLUB - BACK ROW: J. Miller, N. Sechler, D. Croft, M. Howard, M. Graves, K. Schnackenberg, S. Anderson, C. Coffman. FOURTH ROW: L. Du- ran, M. Frank, B. Stith, J. Ale- shire, S. Stark, G. Swafford, M. Coats. THIRD ROW: K. Ritter, I. Lane, I. Childs, C. Hodges, S. Carothers, B. Newton. SEC- OND ROW: A. Appling, C. Payne, P. Larson, D. Headburg, C. Whar- ton. FIRST ROW: J. Hamilton, D. Rump, S. Kaup. , 50 Department MIXED ENSEMBLE - BACK ROW: I. Cates, I. Marshall, S. Clut- ter, D. Hite, F. Payne, I. Gates. FRONT ROW: S. Stark, S. Mize, L. Duran, M. Graves, K. Sturns, C. Hodges, N. Stuchal. fr asm... is ,..., NINE-I GIRLS ENSEMBLE: S. Hughes, I. Duffy, P. Roach, S. Mize, M. Aleshire, J. Duncan, J. Coon, D. Dial, J. Foster. .. 'S E TWELVE-I - BACK ROW: M. Howard, N. Sechler, M. Graves, J. Aleshire, I. Miller, M. Frank. FRONT ROW: D. Rump, L. Reynolds, C. Hodges, J. Lane, C. Heiser, D. Head- burg. M . BOYS ENSEMBLE - BACK ROW: I. Hatfield, C. Knorp, J. Mar- shall, S. Patterson, S. Clutter, M. Weiberg, S. Waldschrnidt. FRONT ROW: J. Gates, I. Gates, J. Gates, D. Maninger, I. Croft, J. Wilson. is it Af .5 p E . 55 ' - K s. ., 2.zt 5 Q ,, . ., tg vv 5.!ffj. V . 1 Iva s if it NINE-Il ENSEMBLE: S. Stark, P. Larson, S. Hughes, C. Payne, I. Aleshire, D. Halsey, D. Croft, I. Childs, B. Newton TWELVE-II: P. Larson, P. Roach, C. Warner, M. Frank, C. Heiser, K. Heiser, J. Dun- can, L. Robinson, J. Morrison, L. Watkins, M. Frank. A rf .. M Junior Play "ASK ANY GIRL" CAST D. Hendershot, D. Dial, J. Yeary, C. Carr, P. Roach, L. Duran, C. Wharton, I. Hatfield, T. Mangen, J. McKee, D Maninger, J. Coon, J. Duffy, L. Watkins, S. Armstrong, M. Frank, D. Stucky. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR - Bob Drossel- meyer, STAGE MANAGER - Grant Sechlerg DIRECTOR - Mrs. Janice Troyer. VT.. Senior Play "ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN" CAST V. Osborn, T. Grubb, J. Gates, K. Sturns, C. Knorp, S. Wethington, M. Morrow, J. Laing, N. Stuchal, E. Aclkisson, L. Robinson, S. Mize, J. Duncan, B. Whealy, S. Clutter, M. Weiberg, T. Hoopes. STAGE MANAGERS -Jean Shell- hammer and Mary Baker, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR - Ronnie Sharp, DIRECTOR - Mrs. Sue Green. Along the south wall stood the back View of an old The head table can be seen in the background with southern mansion. The upper foreground reveals the moon shining behind the willows. the star infested sky. MOON RIVER AND SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY Junior-Senior Banquet The program for the banquet was provided by the Junior High Boys Quartette, David Hodges, Steve Childs, David Hall and Steve Hodge, singing "Kentucky Babe." Views of babies designated as present seniors were shown by Linda Watkins and Lola Duran. "Moon River" by the High School Quartette, Marsha Graves, Cherlene Hodges, John Marshall and Steve Clutter, accompanied on the piano by Janice Childs, concluded the entertainment. The music for the prom was provided by the Continentals, under the direction of Walter Engelken, from Alva, Okla homa. On the left is shown the stage as it was decorated to house the band at the Prom. Some mothers, and a father, are pic- tured Qto the rightj hanging stars in a southern sky. 53 Tennis Following tradition, the Anthony Pirate's Boys Tennis Squad had a highly successful season. The Pirate netmen placed first at Alva and Hutch- inson, second at Russel, Buhler and Pratt, and third in their own Anthony Invitational. Mick Weiberg and Grant Sech- ler received special honor by winning the State Doubles Championship. Girls Tennis, under the di- rection of Coach Holmes had several dual matches and won first in the Hutchinson Invita- tional. GIRLS TENNIS BACK ROW Coach Holmes I Miller D Halsey C. I-Ieiser T Grubb L Cook C Wolf D Snyder N Sechler MIDDLE ROW L Robinson V Warner L Duran C Carr C Bean P. Norman C Hodges FRONT ROW K Sturns R Grubb S W11 liams, J. Meador D Headberg Track The Anthony Pirates participated in nine track meets in 1963. First came our own Anthony Relays. The results were: John Nye, lst, 440 - 5th, 2205 Bill Puls, 3rd, 880g Mark Hamilton, 3rd, Pole Vault, Stan Wethington, 5th, Discus. Next we went to the Wichita Relays. The team scored 13 points. Charles Wells set the school mile record 4:55. The Medley Relay placed second behind Medicine Lodge who set the record. Pratt followed Wichita. We brought home 14 medals. The Southwestern Relays was one of our better meets. We placed 4th as a team. We placed 2 men in the 880, 220, Pole Vault, 440 and all three relays placed. At the Freshman-Sophomore Meet we were secondg' 10 points off first. Gary Osborn was the meet's stand out, winning the 100 Qtied recordj, 220, and the 440 Qnew recordj. At Buhler we ran in the mud and placed 3rd, Puls won the 880, Wells won the mile, Wethington got his best Discus throw of 135' 5" placing 3rd, The SKL was our toughest competition. We were 5th in the league. Our best events were the 880 QPuls 2nd, Wells 4thJ and the 440 fOsborn 2nd, Nye 4thJ. Twelve boys went to the Regional at Dodge. The Medley Relay won lst and placed '7th in the State. The members were Osborn, Francis, Nye, and Puls. efics 1- "r' J "sl -X., 12.515 in li VARSITY TRACK SQUAD - BACK ROW: C. Wells, J. Nye, s. wemmgron, C. Osborn, E. Laing, C. Potts, M. Ghormley. MIDDLE ROW: I. Yeary, R. C. Francis, D. Stucky, B. Puls, B. Coats. FRONT ROW: H. Stewart, M. Hamilton, D. Dodgen, D. Neiman, M. McKee. . f K wililt3?fS5Z2lS.3d 1 sslsr ..r. s ., ,... -.l' w ' ..", -'-'r 7 51 f ...W it - s 0 i, .,.. . . as if I , , 4 12 tx., .. ,.. .f , few. Pirate P01111 Garters 1 .r e' i 'Yfg S '53 4 1- saw s xgf':iS". :sm , y " ,f ,. i . l J Anthony Anthony 42 Anthony 30 Kingman Attica 39 Caldwell 23 Anthony Anthony 48 Anthony 29 Valley Center Goddard 69 Medicine Lodge58 Anthony Harper Anthony Kiowa Anthony Valley Center lT.i..... .-. A TEAM: B. Puls, G. Sechler, J. Hatfield, I. Yeary, J. Nye, G. Osborn, M. Weiberg, C. Knorp, K. Snyder, M. McKee. B TEAM - BACK ROW: G. Ritter, D. Grubb, S. Tague, R. Morris, K. Patterson, J. Gates. FRONT ROW: D. Hendershot, I. Aleshire, M. Wyatt, E. Laing, J. Mar- shall. Basketball The Anthony Pirate Basketball team completed a successful season with a record of 11 wins and 10 losses. The outstanding Pirate cager was Mick Weiberg, who was se- lected to the all-state team, placing them to a third place league finish. The Pirates also placed third in the Wellington Invitational and third in the Valley Center Regional. , . ,tp, p,,, J pliy F5 r t r s ......-.-... s 4"fa My I+. it 3 i t T , fik a A 5 A :V f 't-s w e sw at , nthony 50 FPMW ssss 'W With:-t iff gi? as tt" W 'm lttt tf iax , , 1 , 25? f" - Q .iv . U f K i'ti ,fr 3 T ,af 1 Medicine Lodge U ' R365 3 1-.l-.3-...... ,Z Q T t ., I K ge- I Anthony a A A rr r if aa a Zvp Q 3 , A A y p p y , ast 3 K 5 r Mulme 47 w e .t., --1-l Anthony 27 THE UNDEFEATED FRESHMAN TEAM Whitewater 47 Anthony Andover 37 Anthony 47 Anthony Anthony 56 All-IhOr1y 37 Medicine Lodge Kingman Attica 53 Caldwell 38 50 Anthony 46 Anthony Anthony 63 Anthony Eureka 42 Harper Wichita Heights 52 Kiowa 57 Anthony Anthony Anthony 7 0 21 Valley Center Medicine Lodge Kinsley 13 38 13 Anthony 14 Mulvane 42 Anthony 7 Cald well 0 1i11 A TEAM - BACK ROW: G. Sechler, C. Knorp, B. Puls-, R. C. Francis. FRONT ROW: K. Snyder, S. Clutter, K. Patterson, J. Nye, B. Drosselmeyer, M. Wyatt, M. Wei- berg. SENIORS: M. Weiberg, J. Nye, C. Knorp, R. C. Francis, S. Clutter, J. Gates. COACHES: Mr. Williams, Mr. Holmes, Mr. Shurley. FRESHMAN TEAM BACK ROW. Coach Hamilton, L. Ritter, K. Elliot, B. Coats C. Cooper, D. Neiman. FRONT ROW: K. Smith, R. Ciemney, H. Stewart, B. Carr, K. Wells, J. Wilson, M. Ruther- ford. Shurley, H. Carpenter, I. Hoskinson, M. 5 W ,ska TZ, " 41 SL 49 sm W ,gr vs . Q . J fn 1 F55 in W' 1 x , ,lf sf' , t - 4 f t gl Football Second place standing in S.K.L. football was shared by Anthony, Harper, and Kingman during the '62 season. Anthony completed the season with a record of four wins, four losses and one tie. The "Pirates" were led by senior tri-captains John Nye, Mick Weiberg and R. C. Francis. Mick was selected as All-League End with Iohn, R. C. , Bob Drosselmeyer and Steve Clutter receiving recognition by league coaches. The freshman football squad had an undefeated season and show good possibility for future years. , Hg QA vfxllfy- -A FOOTBALL TEAM - BACK ROW: I. Gates, L. Huddleston, G. Sechler, B. Drosselmeyer, C. Knorp, R. C. Francis, J. Yeary, K. Snyder, S. Wethington, S. Clutter, M. Weiberg, J. Nye, G. Osborn. MIDDLE ROW: D. Neiman, H. Stewart, D. Dodgen, D. Stucky, C. Wells, G. Ritter, B. Cook, E. Laing, K. Patterson, M. Wyatt, M.'i'McKee, B. Puls, K. Elliot. FRONT ROW: K. Smith, M. Ruther- ford, B. Coats, L. Ritter, B. Carr, M. Hamilton, I. Croft, H. Carpenter, S. Waldschmidt, R. Scott, K. Wells, J. Hoskinson. Anthony 12 Kiowa 12 tw H A i E rxQe1iiiaf1"""tn-1.'X Q mix-f?.iCi5?f57iis 'isl Mali 1.11 A R11 Q VH' il - Anthony Anthony Anthony r if nf, t, 20 19 12 'gf 2 " i 55-us? ' Attica Harper Kingman 5 fi ii,i i 8 A .A is it 59 Valedicforicm JANET LAING , t ' - zz :mt v W? M, t 3 5 , ,V., W i etnt V Lyl, fA, , tg A A ,., gg . 4 Q h :iz m, , 1, I It , ,, , Salufaforian MARY BAKER JANET DUNCAN Hon .'f.:f FHL .1,'-' . NUNOUUI H0"'0" SOCIGTY A t N -' ',-:' eww 1f,: ,1 .gg - gf-,X-,V , -. BACK ROW: Janet Laing, John Nye, Steve Clutter, John Gates. FRONT ROW: Janet Duncan, Mary Baker, 'Sheri1 Mize, Jean Shellhamrner. OTS CONNIE Mr. and Miss Jolly Roger CARR MICK WEIB Basketball Queen CONNIE CARR Football Queen PAT ROACH SHERIL MIZE Affendanfs LINDA ROBINSON DANA DIAL CHARLENE WOLFF MARY BAKER JANET DUFFY AQ! Pirate and Pireffe CHUCK KNORP TANA GRUBB Anfhony Relays Queen LINDA ROBINSON IANET DUNCAN Attendants IUDY LAING KATHY STURNS ffv ADVERTISING Dennis I-Iendershot and .Toe Aleshire look at some of the supreme quality foods available at SUPREME MARKET, 317 W. Main r M K 2 K , K 2 Q- in . , . my :',qgg35,H' A good refrigerator buy is selected by Myrna Frank, Connie Wharton, Pat Roach, and Janie Coon at COON'S REFRIGERATION if V T fi g. ' l 1 T, ij 1 gg, A H K I A , 'r , -A fi K - TVQ7-' ,, L. T-iff: 'I . ,. 5 - - f: ""'.."m ' V """"'."'Af" "T f . :1r":: ', 5:12 . fi' E .iivir - " K K 7ff---- -- 5755 K C 5 f . . , - . X f Y- 5 vw--1 N, , f I JN 4 q- w,,f,. -:X-f5:: .. 1535-13. ,.,, - vim,-1 2y:,?"1f-Pf?a- A fM"f'5L ai" , A M. . YV- ' -' , 1 ' f 4 - , - 5.4 . ' - Q... fi 5 ' ' ff-12,5 ff' 5"1's' C ' ii wifi?- 51:,j,4kg. ,M31A45,3Q.fs5-af-W7-'AWN K I If f.f,m I - X K V, . ,gl5k,',L.4 K Q I, K K " 1, . ' C 7 'L A 7 C W A' I - ,,,, V Z if ,,,-in-f "M V C '7 I '5i.5f'zf.wx f--XT Ki K . W' I fr7'5:. -f -' : lreawgnz-gL ' A j 5 The Berlin Area is pointed out by Virginia Hayter on the HAYTER LAND COMPANY map. Mick Weiberg, Connie Carr, Linda Watkins, and Terry Goucher are enjoying a coke at OLMSTEAD'S DRUG STORE Linda Hess shows Don Maniger some of the merchandise at DUCKWALLS The FIRST NATIONAL BANK a good place to go with your money tif you have any that isj shownby Eldon Younce and Susan Hoskinson Jean Shellhammer, Janet Duffy and Mary Baker pick out their school Wardrobe at NORMA'S - 53 .,.,y..,m, , 3, ww w iw ' I fi,1. 3 3 ,343 -' Z W, ,2 --fmfgxrfv z 555335 S 1 new ww J M115 A ,1 Rim- ff ,MW ,Q wg -1 wg, .vagfew Q Qfwwgx rdsvfkizgf lf??!i'5!i? ri A Three beaut1es of Anthony look at some of ANTHONY FLORAL'S beautles For appllances and electrlc equlp M1ke Wyatt 1S shown one of the flx ment, go to MARDIS ELECTRIC, tures avallable at BUSH PLUMB as Jane Foster and V1rg1n1a Hayter ING AND HEATING ,QM 1, on EE :E 5' Q? 2 .y u . Exif,- -Mike' "The PARK HILL BOWLING LANES offers an excellent place for a date, " says Beverly New- ton and Ronnie Scott l A robe at JEAN'S CASUAL Cousins, Janet and Judy Laing, are picking their summer ward 'U 1 ' , B Some of the sports equipment at PIPER'S FIRESTONE is inspected by Larry Huddleston, Grant Sechler, and Bob Drosselrneyer FOX GROCERY is where Patty Nor- man and Nancy Stover do their shop- Ping ,,.--4' ,AB ...M game Bill Puls becomes a helper out at KLEPPER OIL CO. Chuck Knorp and Tana Grubb play with the toys at OKLAHOMA TIRE AND SUPPLY Q f p A 1 . --wswzfqf Ouch! Came the scream from DENNY'S BARBER SHOP as Howard Carr gave his first shave. Bill Gates keeps an alert eye for bidders at ANTHONY LIVESTOCK CO. The interior beauty of the CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK provides a beautiful setting for Lana Laing and Barbara Whealy The anniversary sale provided extra bargains in addition to the ones you find year round at .IETT'S Willard Dial keeps an eye on his new help, Lola Duran and Dana Dial, at DIAL'S K-T iiigiiii -',. .'.' I A 'zi' avi Q,-,2v, 1 1 1 11143155 R xstfiii :E' Follow the advice of the three stooges and go to ROCK ISLAND LUMBER for all your building needs. R fm- in W 1 . -: l ,.. , g --f. SW if :gg A A wi ,372 J msg Linda and .Iirn Robinson are stand- W5 ing in front of their store, IRWIN- POTTER DRUG STORE ei Stan Wethington, Steve Clutter, and John Nye try out the line of equipment at STURNS IMPLEMENT The ANTHONY CO-OP is seen from the sky David Miller and Les Vlcek are in front of FRAZIERS SEED CO. deff? 3 ,f t t ZZ :Z 5 M, . ,.. .. STANDARD OIL follows its motto "A you travel ask us. " dv iii x The line up beside the new Drivers Education car from ROACH CHEVROLET if 5: 3 ii E2 is Z9 Q Sherry Armstrong looks in the window of WOODS MUSIC AND JEWELRY The TOT AND TEEN is where Christen Cathy Payne and Carol Bean inspect Heiser and Janice Morrison are hunt- a new television at GAMBLES ing for children's clothes s 5 C AND S WELDING is where Kent Wilson, Raymond George, and Grant Sechler take all their Welding needs Gary Osborn and Bob Cook look at the merchandise in MUELLER BROTHERS CLOTHING STORE The Anthony High School Shop is one of the best Class A shops in Kansas. They have, for the second year in a row, taken the grand sweepstakes trophy from the Fort Hays In- dustrial Arts Fair. Everyone owes the shop a debt of thanks for preparing Anthony students to work in industrial art, me- chanical drawing and mechan- 1cs. W R. ur I fl A Q, ..,...-Q V y wtwan-Qnqeag ,W if Wir M KL.. Two sleepy peoplel L ' ,Q Vrs. I got him! aff" if fT"""""w a ff 4 Q Woops I'm so tired." ef' ,i .V x. .5 ' Lose something? 3 ,.,.... ' - .L 'Wi i 1: an , + 'iii Y .A I LV I M 5 + I laik., H A . V , gi - - -f aa "M ' . , :Mk 3. Q Qs Q 1 , f i ' We . , K 55 - T Q4 2 ' fi, ' ,Wars it A 4 fu: if fi? LV :fi - ii - f - 5 K if , x ' ' ' If gifiif K S 4 fig s'f"T""""Q5x, Happy group. In jail again? , 'fm I'11 put the body here. R' 1-4.-wwf' w R 6 a We are too, Seniors. New suit? 4 5' MW M I K ik W .1 , Q g M W Wm- v 'wi Q mr-ww ,Q 11 by -dw Mi' ar I 1 JY ,M 5 H fi. L. .H v3 ,GL if 1 F MM 1 I I 1 I 0 A I g r 'U Q, -Q.. ,, . 5 o - L 1- lin., I , ' nr r U 1' I : 3 , t .70 g - 1 Q' . :U--, 'se s 4. Y Q - ugqpur -,V 4 - - --f , J. -4 4 K if I fL,A':AJ::51- ,..,i.,2w , ,,, ,. , 3