Benedict High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Benedict, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

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RR R Du-actor ',. gg , A -- ki ---' Q g a- ' - g -.-, ' ' KENNETH GUENTHER CHARLIE TART ER Treasurer Clerk In Memoriam HOYT LAMB Our dear school board member neighbor and friend who is sadly missed by all who knew him The Folks Who Keep Our School Running So Smoothly THE BEST COOKS IN THE WORLD Mrs. Collie Chambers ---- Mrs. Charles Parker Lunchroom helpe r s CUSTODIAN Mr. Ebner Evans Phyllis North-Peggy Goff-Dixie Robinson Bus Drivers Clark Brinkley--Tom Elder CUSTODIAN Mrs. Cream Pu- sons As you browse through the pages of this yearbook, there is a panoramic view of extra curricular activities and events of one years exposure at Benedict Public Schools. May this book become more precious to you as the years come and go and you recall your many friends and associates of these school days. in Mill l.TY A , 3 ,. MS? X Q J S, Nils 1X -r 'J ' AN, High School Faculty MR. LEST ER GALLON Superintendent Sc ienc e MRS. INEZ CR Yix film vi XE E W MRS R, . ETHEL NEHER Home Economics ii , 7 7 X S K QB' f MR. S. J. NEHER Sth. and 6th grades Grade School Faculty MR. RICHARD WAYMIRE Principal 7th. and Bth. grades MRS. LOIS ERBE Ist and Znd grades 53 Nh gr X I M MRS. FRANCES RILEY 3x-d. and 4th grades 3 ,W 'W Ab I' 4 ENIDRS if Class History In the fall of 1953 we entered the halls of Benedict High School for the first time. Eight of us graduated from the eighth grade we were: Nadine Ambrose, Carole Morrison, Sadie West, Mary Burt, Bill Smith, Robert Baughn, Roger Ford, and Howard Shively. We gained Sharon Englebrecht and Arzada Ogle from other schools. During the year we lost Sharon Englebrecht. Our sponsor was Mr. Aase. Eight of us survived our Freshman year and came back in 1954 as Sophomores we were: Howard Shively, Roger Ford, Robert Baughn, Bill Smith, Nadine Ambrose, Arzada Ogle, Carole Morrison, and Mary Burt. Our sponsor was Mr s. Marr. Our Junior year we came back eager for school, less one member, Robert Baughn We tackled the operation of the concession stands with great enthusiasm. The second semester we gained Gene White but lost him after a few months. For our Junior Play we gave Truth Takes a Holiday . Our Junior -Senior Banquet waspgiven this year. The theme was Evening in Paris . Miss Marolyn Moore was our sponsor. In September 1956, we found we were entering our Senior year with the responsibility of setting an example for the lower classes. We attended the Junior- Senior Banquet as guests of the Juniors. We gave our play Two Days to Marry . Mr. Falletti was our sponsor. We feel we have accomplished much during the years we have attendedhigh school here, we hope we can make the best of what we have learned. THIS PAGE IS BY COURTESY OF HAMPSON -SETTLE INSURANCE AGENCY Fredonia, Kansas NADINE AMBROSE Class President ....... Vice-President.....,.. Secretary-Treasurer.. Basketball................. ..... Softball .......... Track. ............. One Act Play ....... .Tunlor Play ...... Senior Play ...... Glee Club ....... Pep Club ....... Cheerleader... . ......l ............... 2 1,Z,3,4 l,Z,3,4 l,Z,3,4 ..... 1 .2 .....3.4 .......4 1,Z,3,4 l,Z,3,4 .......... 1 MARY B UR T Student Council Rep...... Basketball ............. Softball ....... Track ............ . Junior Play ..,... Senior Play ...... Glee Club ....... Pep Club ..... ..... .I-.n .. f...- .un 0... -.--n .......4 l,Z,3,4 l,Z,3,4 l,Z.3,4 ........ 3 .......4 l,Z.3,4 1,Zf3.4 Vice-President...... Student Council Rep..... .. Sec . -Tr es ............. B asketball ...... Softball ........ Track ............ Junior Play ...... Senior Play ...... Glee Club ....... Pep Club ........ Cheerleader... . ARZ ADA OGLE 1 ......Z ...... 3 .... 1.4 l,Z,3,4 l,Z.3,4 l,Z,3,4 ...........3 .............4 1.2-3.4 1.2.3.4 2.3.4 HOWARD SHIVELY President Student Council Vice - Pres........ 1 Student Council President............4 Student Council Alter-nate..... Junior Play.................... Senior Play....... One Act P1ay..... Glee Club....... ... Basketballm... .... Baseba.l1...... .... T1-ack....... .,. ROGER FORD .... 4 .... 1.3 3.4 ....... I .... 1..3 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 CLASS MOTTO The Word American Ends In I Can President . Secretary-Treasurern... ... Basketball............... Baseball ........ Track .............. One Act Play ....... Junior Play ...... Senior Play ...... Glee Club ...,.. ....... 4 ....... 3 ...... l .Z-3,4 .1 ,Z.3.4 l.,Z.3,4 3 ........ 3.4 ......l.Z.4 1.3 Last Will and Testament of Senior Class We, the Senior Class of Benedict High School, beirg of unsound mind and poor memory, do hereby publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, Fir st, we, will our books to the Juniors, our athletic ability to the Sophomores, and our ability to talk Mr. Gallon out of anything to the Freshmen. I, Arzada Ogle will my curly hair to Leslie Gallon and my ability to argue with Mr. Falletti in English to Peggy House. I, Mary Burt will my good grades to Donna, if she can find them and my cheerleading suit to anyone who can wear it. I, Nadine Ambrose will my ability to sing to Shirley Robinson and mY ability to pitch to Geneva Tophan. Hope she has more luck with it than I did I, Howard Shively will all my girl friends in the surrounding areas to Donnie Reiswig and my athletic ability, which I don't have, to anyone who Can find it. I, Roger Ford will my ability to sing like Elvis Presley to Ronnie Haller and my way with the girls to anyone who thinks they can have better luck than I did. In the presence of witnesses: we hereby set our hand and seal, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-seven A. D. Senior Class B enedict, Kansas Class Prophecy As we gaze into our crystal ball, we find that it is now 1967. Much has been changed during the last ten years. Let us see what the seniors of 1957 and their sponsor are doing. Howard Shively is now teaching in the Jungles of Africa. We hear Chimpanzees make pretty good students and that they catch on to Howard's tricks real fast. Roger Ford has become Elvis Presleyll. He Makes his nightly appearances at the Alcatraz Pretzel Club. His latest record is Kill Me Tinder. Mary Burt is now a girls' coach at U. C. L. A. She finds it sort of hard to coach 300 girls during the day then go home and care for seven sons. Nadine Ambrose is now a pilot of her own Rocket ship and she takes trips to the moon to get cottage cheese for the Meadow Gold Company. Arzada Ogle is now up north driving Husky teams. She finds it very amusing watching the seals eat the fish which she carries to them. Mr. Falletti is now in the middle of the Saudi Desert on a chicken farm trying to manufacture a chicken who will lay atomic eggs. NDERGRADS RONALD HALLER DANALD CARLBURG Qi 5 2 Juniors JUDY ROWBOTHAM VIONA PAYN E WALTER NORTH HARLIN C'LIF'I'ON N' .AW'S.fOff . I n,,.,, If ' ' '11 jg .-' fN-- ..i-if .3 1 ,!.t!l!i' -iiivif-if I ' IO-J!!! !fQf!fai 9'S CAROLYN CLIFTON Sophomores MARVIN ANDEREIS ,gr jf f LESLIE GALLON BETTY NORTH Kg 16 EARL FORD DONNA BURT JANNA PORTER SHLRLEY ROBINSON Freshmen PEGGY HOUSE GENEVA TOPHAN lj'-.fi 'Qs--gay fi DIXlE ROBINSON Basketball ...................... ? years .... 3 years 1 year Softbal1.............. Track....... ...... Operetta .... Z years JIMMIE SCOTT Basketball ........................1 Year Softball ...... .......l year Operetta. . . . . . 2 years , x, , Q . ff Q T1-ack,,,,,,, ,,,, 3 years in EA N if ' VJ ja. 13 Eighth ,fi VI LESTER FLOYD Basketball.........................1 year Softbal1...... years TraCk...... 3 years Operetta..... 2 years LEROY JOY Softball............................ 1 year Operetta ..... 1 year Blsketballu... Softball . .. Track Operetta... JOHN GALLON nnonnuuuu-nun n -... -an uu- Z years 2 years Z years 2 years Grade CHARLENE TART ER Basketba11....................... Softba1l........ Track........ .... Operetta....................... 4 years 4 years Z years Z years NEIL FORD Basketball .......... .. ........... 2 years Softball ..... Z years Track..... ... Z years History of the Eighth Grade Class of 1957 Eight years ago eleven little tots entered the first grade at Benedict Grade School. Of that group only three have stayed with the group to graduate with the class of 1957. These three are Charlene Tarter, Lester Floyd, and Leroy Joy. Other graduates include Dixie Robinson who has been with us for seven years, Neil Ford who has been here five years, Jimmie Scott for three years and John Gallon for two years. During the eight years, fourteen other boys and girls became members of the class for a time. Gary Morton, Rodney Folger, Joyce Morrison, Linda Blancett, and Cloyde Shoaf were with us for seven years, Alfreda McCarty stayed four years, and Charlotte Nixion, Donald Cary, Perry Walkins, Micky Harmon, and Raymond Johnson each tarried only one year. Our class enrollment is seven. lt really wasn't necessary to name the members for not one of them has forgotten his name, not even his middle one. Our average age is thirteen years, our average height is 5lf2 feet, and our average weight is 100 pounds: We have attended grade school because we had to, to get out of work -at home, and to have a good time. The girls in the class are honorary members of the Royal Order of D'o Nothings, and the boys are charter members of the UnitedBrotherhood of Loafers. Charlene is boy crazy, Neil tries to sing like Elvis'P1'eS1ey. Leroy likes to tease Freddy Beck, and Lester prefers to tease Tweetie Pie, Jimmie thinks it would be fun to play softball with a thousand legged worm, John spends his time breaking the speed limit in his automobile, while Dixie's favorite pastime is chasing Lester all around Benedict. THIS PAGE IS BY COURTESY OF ERBE PLUMBING SHOP Fredonia, Kansas. Our Last Will and Testament The class of 1957, being of sound mind, with a few notable exceptions does hereby dispose of numerous possessions and talents by legal action as follows: John Gallon wills his gold plated feet to Jimmie Porter so that he might have something worth walking on. Neil Ford wills his ability to sing like Elvis Presley to Keith Hull so he will get worse grades in music class. Jimmie Scott wills his pealed head to Jerry Cook so he'll have more face to wash. Leroy Joy wills his great silver plated brain to Kenneth Stanislaus, the Frenchman, so he can get worse grades. Lester Floyd wills his blue suede shoes to Max Payne so Carol Gammel can dance on thern. Charlene Tarter wills her long nose to Phyllis North so she can get into everyone's business. Dixie Robinson wills her ability to sing, to Naomi Scott and Judy Brinkley. Signed this day, in the presence of deaf and dumb witnesses, ' Eighth Grade Class of 1957 THIS PAGE IS BY COURTESY OF ERBE PLUMBING SHOP Fredonia, Kansas, Class Prophecy T-:BVS g0 to the airfield to get in our new rocket ship called the Glip-Glop and fly to Australia to find Charlene Tarter taking high-jumping lessons from the Kangaroos. Now head for Mars to find Dixie Lee Robinson teaching the Martians how to sing, Love Me Tender . As we come back to earth we find John Gallon down at the South Pole selling rubber over-shoes and swimming masks to the Penguins. Now, northwest to China where we find Neil Ford selling knives and forks to the Chinese. As we refuel and go on, we find Jimmie Scott selling pekenese to the Eskimos to pull their dog sleds. Now we go to Africa to find Leroy Joy selling ten gallon cowboy hats to the natives to carry water in. Next we find Lester Floyd selling insulated bathing suits to the seals. Last, but not least, we find Richard Waymire giving swimming lessons to the monkeys on monkey island at Chanute. .TUDITH BRINKLEY KEITH HULL l KEN ST ANISLAUS 1 X PHY LLIS NORTH NAOMI SCOT T JERRY COOK MAX PAYNE Seventh Grade 1: 2-,-,,,.--- ' ...-5 , 511- Z JIMMIE PORTER -il JIMMIE JOY BILLIE ROBINSON JOE FORD Sixth Grade GREG PARSONS KAREN SHIVELY JUDITH WILSON NORMA ROBINSON BETTY GOFF JUANITA ROBINSON CAROL GAMMEL. ,JH Bi 2 'i ,f JY Y .L K1':. , gefv. 3I!I1ll'., , y SYLVIA FLOYD HERB Y HOUSE LARRY ANDERES JAMES GALLON Fifth Grade TERRY TOPHAM LARRY PAYNE CHRISTINE BECK MR. NEHER APRIL ANN ELDER A--.-v MARTHA BAKER GENE TARTER CAROLYN BRINKLEY LARRY CARLBURG JOE CHAPMAN 0 1 an xx 5 .lvl ' d . , .il Q.a,Qx-j 'Q . . ,Wg - c 1'a' 8 Q. I .41 .. ,- 'ff 8- Q . W 'I . Q,-453:53 3 ... ,. at , is ,S g U. H Fourth Grade 3 KANSAS SEAL AND SUNFLOWER Made by the class for their P.T.A. Program ua GARRY TOPHAM WAYNE SEXTON SHERRYL PARSONS I H if ' Third Grade JUNE ELDER VICKI SAUBERS GEORGE FLOYD MRS. RILEY GARY ROBINSON ,Qi ,QXSQXQM , ' 5 . CHARLES NORTH RANDY PORTER 203853 WMS-W JP, Mi rdgx :Rye E R ib I X .RR 5.. E-'L,: .E L E O , ANITA HULL LINDA REISWIG 27 Second Grade fw, , , g,,gsp q 7,,iL5 . L. I Qsawig wg ,X S 'sh I 'H , N K, LL.1 lil I ,lm ff NANCY BRINKLEY K' Y MARILYN sCoTT I :,, f. , -.kL ,, ,k1,-X,.. I-::1ws.::fwf-Kwsm -Self.-f: Ronnie Lewis Chosen by his classmates to be OUR GOOD CITIZEN for the first semester RONNIE LEWIS 5' I' ROGER PARSONS P1 In :.f Vs IEi'il 15be ..52 MIKE CHAPMAN EUGENE SEIBEL Q wc? .rd I 5 '- DIANE ELDER NEAL HARRELSON First Grade MR S. ERB E DANNY SAUBERS l , if mm A , . Wir. lf' , , QU. , 'i ' I , , ak 2 I-1 i A I Q V '1 , iv Eh 4 1 5 A SUE ANN PORT ER PAULINE ROBINSON TONYA SUE FORBES GARY BR INKLEY GTIVITIES Q Xl Music 1' ,,, FN: Q R xx CHRISTMAS OPERETTA MERRY CHRISTMAS MR. SNOWMAN High School Mixed Chorus Grade School Music Classes MRS. NEHER MUSIC SUPERVISOR Y Seen in Our Hall Our New Water Fountain lwhich we appreciate very muchl The busiest place at lchool Trophies for the boys Basketball tournament to be held here. We hope to keep one of the larger ones. From Our Bulletin Board . fps. . e e l r, e A eoo eole 3 I L lkll L lnlelsf E 5 'i lf ii:gz+-L:- Sa, ,. .,., ll ..,, .A . - .M sg: Q X , -f-sr-if ffm-s K .ig . + H' 3 elf 'M' W, Q KW Q 1, lg Q L 1 o our Q ' - ., QQ RQ 'fl ' Fi ---. Aw 5 lil, 'S' wif 5 K ' SQ -fiisffssr, ,gg X JE RE Ml ' ki ' Lv 45' lil' if bl i ' N7 .- r mfg.. K K 5, U . .Y f 21 SWS' M S, -. .55,, ,,. . . 1 . vb R is R vi . 1 X? 1 1' f i s QS' Treasurer MRS. J. D. TOPHAM Secretary MRS. LESTER GALLON P. T. A. President MRS. EARNEST W Vice-President MRS. B. R. RILEY ILSON .-ll, .KL .. Homecoming Float Train for the Future Chlld at school lS Diane Elder Children in the little train are Ronnie Lewis-Mike Chapman Nancy Brinkley-Sue Ann Porter ' J .fn all K J '15 TWEETY P,'l'.A. parakeet 'M HOMECOM ING QUE EN Marv Burt vw Student Council Typing I Home Economics The Lu nchroom TIILETICS -K 'rx 'Rfk' 8? Aa 5? t,5Q',.ly, 7 4' X BACK- Earl Ford - Ronnie Haller, Howard Shively - Roger Ford, Harlan Clifton FRONT - Donald Reiswig - Mafvin Anderes - Mr. Falletti- Walter North - Donald Carlberg. 'I 1 9 aw xwllll ' llullll 'x C 'l Q JI Q if ' iilllllll 5557-5' 1 ' 'Q 3 L I gg, 'ff an .,::., .. MR. FALLETTI BACK - Betty North - Viona Payne - Shirley Robinson Mr. Falletti FRONT - Peggy House - Arzada Ogle - Mary Burt Nadine Ambrose - Donna Burt - Carolyn Cltfton. , lx fx Hugh School Softball - Jana Porter- Leslie Gallon, Geneva Topham- X 7 X WW . X371 gms 'Srl 'xii X , J E' er 'E I BACK - Donald Reiswig - Marvin Anderes - Earl Ford - Donald Carlbery - Mr. Falletti FRONT - Roger Ford - Ronnie Haller - Howard Shively- Harlan Clifton - Walter North. HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Mary Burt. Judy Rowbottom. Leslie Gallon K - Betty North - Viona Payne - Shirley Robinson- Jana Porter - Leslie Gallon FRONT - Peggy House - Arzada Ogle - Mary Burt - Mr. Falletti - Nadine Ambrose - Dona Burt- Carolyn Clifton. Basketball f f IAHPIO E T ,, W High School ,g m f vs J M ' ' f ' N- 'fa . fy., 1 ny.- W ,gh ' ,. , BACK - Billie Robinson - Dixie Robinson - Naomi BACK- Keith I-lull - Jerry Cook - Max Payne - Johnnie ' d Scott - Phyllis North - Carol Gammel Gallon, Neil For FRONT - Betty Goff - Norma Robinson - Judith Wilson - MIDDLE -Jimmie Scott - Lester Floyd Judy Brinkley - Karen Shively - Charlene FRONT- Jimmie Joy - Jimmie Gallon - Terry Topham - Tarter. Larry Payne - Larry Anderes - Herman Anderes. Grade School Basketball CHEERLEADERS Karen Shively Phyllis North Charlene Tarter 2 lll 4 I Norma Robinson - Judy Brinkley - Judith Wilson - Karen Jimmie Scott - Johnnie Gallon. Shively - Charlene Tarter - Betty Goff. 38 Keith Hull - Neil Ford - Jerry Cook O BACK - FRONT Naomi Scott - Dixie Robinson - Judy Brinkley Karen Shively - Charlene Tarter Norma Robinson - Phyllis North - Billy Robinson Carol Gammel - Phyllis North - Mr. Falletti. 'G BACK - Leroy .Toy - Lester Floyd- Jimmie Scott- Koith Hull - Nell Ford FRONT -Jimmie Joy - Max Payne - Johnnie Gallon - Herman Andere: - Jerry Cook, gy!!! Y arf ui ! Gracle School Softball X 5-Q 39 X: llMOR bfi., .v+' '+ HAL LOW EEN THR 5 is , it , A O k.:+ V ,. 2 Q . X we J T T Q , ' X ig? . 7 E' Q A . ,J M14-. :L S . 'V' C' Q Rr x x X , R' POOR PUSSY - FR ESHMAN ,' .T S 1 fk 9 1 I A . . fig s OPERETTA 5 V T . avr. - S S , 2 Q T w Q S TQ K Q v , 5 T X Ak K .. .K 1 v. i fm Q K is Q ak. . R.. iq vu, 3 '. Q. fi r' if g p-rw 194 u . 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Rush, Ass't Cashier Daisy Iordan, Ass't Cashier Chanute Kansas Compliments Of First National Bank In Fredonia Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Fredonia Kansas MEMBER YIDERAL RISERVE SYSTEM X Gwen Elder Groceries , Fresh Meats , Produce and Feeds Phones Residence 2 8 Store 68 Benedi ct Kansas State Bank of Fredonia Established 1885 Capital Sl00,000.00-Surplus 51 Undivided Profits S205,499. 33 Directors Glenn H. Beal Dr. Roy M. Matthews Harry Paulsen De Willis Schoolcraft Fred W. Rettig F.D.I.C. Congratulations To The Class Of 1957 First National Bank Chanute Kan Member F.D.I.C. SBS Business Men's Assurance Co. Of America Life-KAll Formsl Ages 0 To 80 Inclusive Accident 6: Health fWage Insurance! Major Hospital Expenses lLatest Forms! Ralph Willcott , Manager Local Associates Boyd Burns Tom Crawshaw Cole Leverenz Edna Peterson y129 W. Main Chanute Phone 721 Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home Roy S. Gibson Clifford L. Gibson Phone 187 217 West Main Ambulance Service Chanute Kansas Chanute Discount Company, Inc. Consumer Loans-Sales Financing l7 South Evergreen Telephone 1000 Chanute Kansas Tom Elder Standard Service Friendly Service At Friendly Prices Phone 62 Benedict Kansas l L1 i 1 I I The Fredonia Co-operative Ass'n Grain, Coal, Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer Custom Cleaning, Treating, Mixing, Grinding Fredonia, Kansas Phone 798 We Are Always In The Market For Quality Grains Cox Grain Company Grain-Feed-Seed-Fertilizer Phone 2 34 20 5 Jefferson Fredonia Kansas Wilson County Grain Company Dryer Equipped Highest Cash Prices For Quality Grains P. O. Box 47 Phone 819 Fredonia Kansas K och's Feed Store Carlot Dealers Quisenberry and Staley's Feed-Seeds-Fertilizer Sr Feed Phone 160 424 North Seventh Street Fredonia Kansas Phone 130 or 535 For Tank Wagon Service Chanute Kansas Mid-America Petroleum Co. Wilson - lohnson Mortuary Floyd L. Iohnson Fred L. lohnson Chanute Kansas Dr. Robert H. 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Chanute, Kansas DINTY'S TIRE SERVICE Chanute , Kansas DWAINE SPOON-Clerk of the Court Fredonia Kansas C. E. STRECKER-County' Superintendent Fredonia Kansas BEULAH CAIN-Register of Deeds Fredonia Kansas BESS SCHMIT-Probate Iudge Fredonia Kansas RALPH D. WILSON-County Auditor Fredonia Kansas BERNICE F. RITZ-Wilson County Treasurer 'Fredonia Kansas WICKARD - MULL SEED CO. Chanute, Kansas BOOSTERS DAIRY QUEEN A. MARY HAYDEN-M .D. DOCTOR E. A. RINDT SCHRODERS PLUMBING CITY SHOE SHOP DR. HUGH G. BAYLES-M.D COOK TIRE SHOP-Phone 663 BON TON BEAUTY SHOP THOMAS IEWELERS BARTLETT'S IEWELRY 5: GIFT SHOP REX A. LAFFERTY-Lawyer WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS POR MAKING THIS BOOK POSSIBLE Fredonia Fredonia Fredonia Fredonia Fredonia, Fredonia F redonia Fredonia Fredonia Fredonia Fredonia Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas P00 3104 bkff 43, 'ef 004 llll fl 0 . ,nn an 5 -2--- xl-rs- f' P06 I ' - M '9 Company. ' ell M 5 . 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