Dodge High School - Sou Wester Yearbook (Dodge City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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If . 3. 4' -X-'fm ' ' sf s 7 9 4 I, Class Hlstorq The Semor Class of 1952 started nts lourney through D C H S by bemg nmtnated Sophomore Day of 1949 They started the year wnth 169 members who chose Noble Butler as presndent Norma Arnold as vlce presudent Nancy Schweutzer Student Councul representatuve and Wanda Bard secretary treasurer They gave three one act plays, A Date for Boboy Sox Short of Murder and Ladres of the Mop They also proved themselves versatu le by gnvmg the carmval the new concesston Knock Norma out of Bed .gvubl Mxss Haag head sponsor Deb Hutchxnson presldent smash hut The theme of the Jumor Semor Prom was Castle tn the Clouds which was carried out very mcely In a speech by Ronald May The lumors of 1951 52 had the wlnnnng double team nn tenms conslstlng of Ronald Mayer and Jack Marler The class fouled to wrnthe ltttle brown lug Demon Day but lost nobly The floorshow and carmval commnttee For 1951 was made up of Norma Arnold head chatr man and her asslstants were Wanda Bard and Marcia Sauer The theme was Wmter Wonder land Ardls A l berty was chosen as Football Queen as the farst vuctory of the sensor year Myrlen James and Kenneth Everhart were chosen Myrlen James was the only sophomore to make ooth the football and basketballsquads Norma Arnold was crowned Carmval Queen whtch ts usually an honor held by a semor Three of the five cheerleaders were sophomores Jewell Flan agan Charlnss Oakes and Alva Hutton Thelr tumor year the class was led by Norma Arnoldas president Claude Fare vtce pres: dent Nancy Schweitzer secretary, Phyl l ts Ford treasurer, and Wanda Bird Student Councnl repre sentatlve Agam they had three members as cheerleaders They were Charluss Oakes Norma Arnold and Jewell Flanagan They gave the play Love ns too Much Trouble which was a CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Larry Davts VICE prestdent Wanda Bxrd secretary Noel Rooney Student Counctl representattve Ardts Alberty treasurer Deb Hutctunson presldent to the All State squad for supertorplaymg ablllty on the Demon squad We had two cheerleaders thus year as semors Norma Arnold and Charluss Oakes These p p Leaders were a blgfactor tn our undefeated season nn football The class offucers who led the class through a very successful and prosperous year were, Deb Hutchtnson prestdent Larry Davls, vice pres: dent Ardus Alberty treasurer, Wanda Bard sec retary, and Noel Rooney Student Councul repre sentattve The year was clumaxed by the semor play and class plcmc On May 22, the semors marched malestucally across the stage to receive thelr well earned duplomas 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a o u o I . . ' I I ' . . . . I I l 1 . I . 0 ' 1 I I 0 5 l 0 . 0 I I I I I . . . I ' ' I ' - Il ' Il n ' ' I . n lr ' u ' I ' ' I - . . . I . ' lr ll Il ' ll ' I ' I I 'I A ' I 's an tkfiim .fe fire J . , , 4 . L . qv? .. 2 I t 1 -............... . Y 3 . , : . ' . - A J ' , 5 r 1 ' . . . . . . . . .. - ll - ll ' ' , . . . . . . ' I . . . . . . - r. , ., . . . . . . . . H . . . ' n , . . . . . . . . I I ' . . . , . - - I I I I . . - . .- I . ,, . . . . I 1 O H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s SENIORS ADAMS, B1LI,j. K3yS5,l ,ll,A,i'2'5Q.A.llLIl13l1A.lc 2, ALBERTY, ARDIS Bire City 15 Kayettes 2-3, officer 35 F,H,A, 35 Drill Team 35 Girls' Pep Club 2-35 Alleuiande 35 Mouiter 35 Football Qut'c1135Cl1or11s 2-35Class Officer 5LlNll1SlC8l 25 Music Festi- val 3. ARNOLD, NORMA Rayt-ttes I-I-33 Cabinet 33 F,H,A, 35 Theatre Orchestra 35 Music Festival 25 Musical25Band I-2-3, lettered 2'3LlNl8jOI' cttt- lQOl'CllCSI1'3 2-35Girls' Pep Club I-2-3, officer 25 Alle- uiaadc l-2-3, officer 2QSllldL'IllC0llllCll 35Checrlt-adcr 2-3, lettered 35 Carnival Queen 15Cl1orus 2-35 Girls' Quartet 2-35 Flute Trio l'2'3Q Class Plays li Carnival Committee 35 Class Officer 1-25 Drill Team 3. BAKER, JOHN 1,F,A, I-2-3, BARNES, lo ANN kayt-tres 1-2-3: F,H,A, 1-2-32 Girls' Pep Club 2-35 Alle- zixalzde 1- Dodger Staff 3: Jr. Red Cross 35 Chorus!-2-35 Double Trio IQHODOI Society 15Musical I-2-35 Music Festi- val 1. BARRETT, GENE l ,F,A, l-2-35 Boys' Ensemble 1. BATES, IACK F,F,A, I-2-31AllCITl3llLlC I-23 Football 15 Baseball 1. BEAN, PAUL D Club 25 Boys' Pep Club 2-35 Boys' Ensemble 15 Football 2, Track Team Manager 2, BELL, GARY F,F,A, 1-2-35 Boys' Pep Club 2-3. f X 1.1 Zi '- Lv -25 .udwg ,,,,4: BENNETT, DELPHINE Kayettes l-2-3517. H. A. 35 Girls' Pep Club 1-2-3: Alle- mande I-25 Moniter 35 Chorus 1-2-35 Musical 1-2-35 Music Festival I-2-3. BILLINGS, ROY F,F,A, 1-2-35 D Club 2-35 Football 2-3, lettered 2-3, BIRD, WANDA Kayettes 1-2-35 Cabinet 35 Thespians 3, officer 35 F,H.A, 1-2-35 Girls' Pep Club 1-2-35 Student Council 2-35 G,A,C. 2-35Chorus 1-2-35 Double Trio 15 Madrigal 1-2-35 Carnival Committee 3: Class Officer l-2-35 Musical l-2-3: Music Festival I-2-3, BOGNER, DELORES F,H,A, 1-2-35 Girls' Pep Club 25 Allemande 1-2-35 Junior Red Cross 2-3, officer 2-3, BROCK, SHIRLEY Kayettes I-2-3, Cabinet 25Th6Spl311S 25 F,H,A, 25 Theatre Orchestra 35 Band l-2-3, lettered 25 Orchestra 35 Girls' Pep Club 2-35 Student Council 2-35 Chorus 2-35 Class Plays 25 Pep Band 2-35 Musical 25 Music Festival 2. BUTLER, NOBLE Kays 1-35Allernande 32 Dodger Staff 35 Student Council 1-2- 3, officer 35Class Plays 25Debate 2-3, lettered 2-35 Basket- ball I5 Track IQ Class Officer 15 Honor Society 1-2. CARMlCHAEL, MARTHA Girls' Pep Club 1-2-35A1lemande l-2-35 Junior Red Cross 1, officer 1 5Chorus I-2-3: Musical I-2-35 Music Festival l-2-3. CARR, MARY ALICE Kayettes 1-2-35F,H,A, 35 Theatre Orchest.a 1-2-35Orchestra I-2-3, lettered 25 Drill Team 2-35 Girls' Pep Club 35 Alle- mande 1-35 Chorus 2-35 Debate 25 String Quarter I-2-35 Musical 2-35 Honor Society I. CARROLL, LARRY ,gs DAVIS, JARUE I-Qayettes 15Thespit111s I-2-35Al1e111ande 1-35 Office Help 35 Chorus 1-2-35 Girls' Trio 15 Madrigal 2-35 Class Plays 15 Pin- feathers 1, officer 15 Kayette Wedding 25 Musical 1-2-3' Music Festival l-2-31 Office Practice 3. DAVIS, LARRY liays 1-2-3, officer 35 Boys' Pep Club 2-35Allemande 31 De- hate 2-3, lettered 3-35 Class Officer 31 Sou'Wester Staff 3' Basketball 1. DEFOOR, MADIISE I-iayettes 1-2-35Cahinet 35Thespians 32 F.lI,A, 1-2-35Girls' PepffllibI-25Studc11tCo1111Cil 35 Moniter 35Chorus2-35 Honor Society 1-25 '.h1sical25 Music Festival 2. DELLIXGER, JAMES Galena, Kansas 1-25 Kays35Band 35 Drunzhlajor 35Allernande 3: Dodger Staff 35 Chorus 31 Boys' Quartet 3. DICKINSON, VERLA Kayettes 15 F,lI,A, 2-35 Theatre Orchestra 25 Band 1-2-35 Orchestra 25Allemande 15C1arinet Sextet25 Pep Band 25Gir1s' Pep Club I-35 Band Letter 25 Office Practice 3. DIRKS, LOANNA Kayettes2-35 Thespians 1-2-35 F,II,A, 35 Allemande I-2-3 Honor Society I-2, DOBYNS, VICTOR Kays 1-2-35 D Club 35Boys'PepClub35Track 1-2-3, letter- ed 2. EICHMAN, MARVIN F,F.A, 3, ELDER, FRED F,F,A. I-2-35Al1e1'1'1ande 1-2, l Z I SENIORS CARTER, DAVID Cimarron I. CARTER, SALLY Cimarron 15'l'heatre Orchestra 35Band 2-35Orchestra 35Girls' Pep Club 25 Chorus 2-35Clarinet Trio 2-35Pep Band 33 Musi- cal 25 Music Festival 2, CHESTER, LORIN Allemande 2. CLARE, SHIRLEY Kayettes 2-35 Thespians 1-2-35 G,A,C, 2-35 Girls' Pep Club 1-2-35 F,H,A, 1-2-35 Pinfeatliers 2-3, officer 2-35 Student Council 35 Chorus l-2-35 Musical l'2-3. CLARK, GALE Kays 2-3: Boys' Pep Club 2-3. CLIFTON, PEGGY SUE Kayettes 35 Orchestra I-21 Girls' Pep Club I-2-3: Junior Red Cross 2-35 G,A,C, 2-3. COLLIER, CHARLES D Club 2-35Boys' Pep Club 25Allemande 33 Student Council 25Footba1l 1-2-3, lettered 1-2-35 Basketball I-2-3, lettered I-25 Tennis 2, lettered 25 Track 1. CORNELSON, LODA JEAN I-Lfiyettes 35 Orchestra 15 Girls' Pep Club I5Junior Red Cross 35 Music Festival 15 G,A,C. 3. CREEVY, JAMES Kays 15 Baseball I-2-3. 6 Nb' 4:-1' hd '54 1 E' -v-Q5 , fr 'io OF I95Z EVERHART, KENNETH - Kays 1-2-35 F,H,A, 1-2-3, officer35 D Club 2-35 Boys' Pep Club 1-25Alleniande 1-2-35 Student Council 31 Moniter 35 Football I-2-3, lettered 2-35 Basketball 2-35 Baseball 33 Track 1-2, FABICK, DOROTHY - Kayettes l'51F,ll.A, 2-35 Girls' PepClub 2-35DodgerStaff 35luniorRed Cross 3QCl1Ol'llSl-2-35 Musical 1-2-35 Music Festival I-2-3. FARE, CLAUDE - Theatre Orchestra I'2'5QB8lld 1-2-3, lettered 25 Orcltestra I'2-3QAl1Cl'Il3llClC 2-35 Dodger 35 Chorus 25 Boys'Ensemble 1-2-35CornetOuartct 15 Cornet Solo I5 De- bate25Football l-2-3, lettered 35Basketball 1-2-3: Baseball 1-2-35Dance Band 1-2-35Pep Band I-25 Class Office: 25 Musi- cal 25 Music Festival l-2-3. FAUROT, EUGENE - Kaysl-25Allemande 35Football 1- 2-35 Basketball 1-2-35 Baseball l-2-3. FELKEL, JERRY - D Club 2-35Alletnande 2-35Studen1 Council 35Chorus 35 Madrigal 35 Football 1-2-3, lettered 2-35 Basketball 1-2-3, lettered 2-35 Baseball I-2-3, lettered 1-2- 33 D Club Officer 33 Kayette Wedding 25 Musical 2-3. FENCL, DUANE - Boys' Pep Club I-25 Allemande 1. FINKLANG, WANDA - Kayettes I-2-3, officer35Thespi- ans 2-3, officer 35 F,H.A, 35 Drill Team 35 Girls' Pep Clul 1-2-35 Dodger Staff 35 Chorus I-23 Class Plays I-25 Play Di- rector 2-35 Musical l-25 Music Festival 1-2. FISCHER, PEGGY - Kayettes I-2-35 F,H,A, 2-35 Drill Team 1-2-35 Majorette 35 Girls' Pep Club 1-2-35 Allemande 15 Student Council 25 Kayette Cabinet 3. FLEMING, LARRY - D Club 2-3, officer 35Allemande 2-35StudentCouncil 35l-'ootball I-2-3, lettered 2-35 Basket- ball 1-25 Allemande Officer 3. .pd 35. AY Q I 'ge 5 so 5 5-f-fs sr- f Y rs 1'X l Xt 5-M' FORD, PHYLLIS Kayettes 1-25F,H,A, Wester Staff 35 Chorus I-2-3: Double Trio 1-25 Ftladrigal 33 Class Officer 25 Honor Society I-2: Musical 25 Music Festi- val I-2-3. FORTMILLER, HELEN Kayettes l-2-33 Thespians 35 F,H,A. 2-35 Drill Teatt. 2-31 Girls' PepClub 2-35 Sou'Wester Staff 35 Kayette Wedding 25 Moniter 3. FOULKS, GENE Kays 15 D Club 2-35 Boys' Pep Club 25 Allemande l-2-3: Football 1-2-3, lettered 2-35 Baseball I-2-3, lettered 2-35 Kayette Wedding 2. FOWLER, BARBARA Thespians l-2-35 F,H.A. 35 Girls' Pep Club 15 National Thespian 33 Honor Society 1. FOWLER, HOMER Kays 35Thespians2-35 Allemande 2-35Chorus35Musical 2-35 Music Festival 2-35Boys'Ensemble 1-25 Class Play 1-25 Stage Crew 3, GONDER, NORMAN Hollywood, California 1-2: F.F.A, 35 Theatre Orchestra 35 Band 3: Orchestra 39 Boys'Pep Club 35 Allemattde 35 Pep Band 35 Field Major 3. GREEN, GWEN Kayettes 2-35 Girls' Pep Club 1-2-35 Office Help 35 Honor Society 1. ERTBBLE, DICK Rays 1-35 D Club 35 Tennis I-2, lettered 3. GUM, GERALD F,F,A, 1-2-35 Allernaltde I. 25 Orchestra I5 Allernande 1-2: Sou' ,- xy at lk. C' if rf X 5,- ,gg k L ,,,., . ,. 'L NT' 4- ,, JAMES, MYRLEN RAY Kays 15 Theatre Orchestra D Club 1-2-35 Allemande 2-35 Dodger Staff 35 Student Council 2-35 Chorus 25 Football I'2'3, lettered I-2-35 Bas- ketball I-2-3, lettered 1-2-35 Baseball I'2'3, lettered 1- 2-35 Dance Band 35 Kayette Wedding 25 Madrigal 35 Boys' Quartet 25 Boys' Ensemble 1-2-3, Musical 25 Band Letter 2. JONES NORMAN Boys' Pep Club I-2: Chorus 1. KERR, BETTY Kayettes I-22 Pinfeathers 1-2-35 F,H,A, 1-2-35 Girls' Pep Club 1-2-35G.A.C. I-2-35 Chorus I-2-3. KERRICK, SHIRLEY LOU Kayettes I-3: Thespians 33 F.H,A. 35 Girls' Pep Club 2-35 Allemande 2-35 Chorus I-2-3. KILLINGSWORTH, BENNY F.F,A, I-2-35 D Club 35Football I-2-3, lettered 35 Track I-2-3. KING, AARON Kays 1-2-3: Boys' Pep Club 1-2. KIMBREL, RUANNE Kayettes I'2'3iDl'i11 Team 2-35Girls' Pep Club 1-2-35Al1e- mande I-2-35 Moniter 35 Kayette Wedding 25 Office Practice 3. KNOX, MARTHA Kayettes 1-2-3: F.H,A. 2-35 Girls' Pep Club 1-2-35 Alle- mande I-2: Chorus 2-3. LAMPE, DARLOW F.F.A. l-2-3: Boys' Pep Club 1-2-35Al1emande 35 Student Council 35 Boys' Ensemble I-25 Class Plays I. 35 Band I-2-35 Orchestra 1-2-35 14 SENIORS HANNA, KATHERINE Kayettes 15 Pinfeathers 15 F,H,A, 1-2-35 Girls' Pep Club 25 G.A,C. 2-35 Chorus I-21 Musical I-25 Music Festival I-2. HARPER, RALPH HERRERA, NELLIE F,H,A, 25 G.A.C. 3 Festival I. HESSMAN, RUBY Kayettes I-2-3: F,H,A. 2-35 Girls' Pep Club 1-2-35 Alle- mande 15 Junior Red Cross 35 Chorus 2-35 Musical 2-35Music Festival 2-3, HILL, JANE Kayettes I-2: F.H,A, l-2-3, officer 3, District President 3: Chorus 1-25Band 1-2-3, lettered 25 Allemande 15 Honor Socie- ty I5 Office Practice 3. HOAGLAND, NORMA Jetmore, Kansas 1-25 Kayettes 35 F,l-l,A, 35 Theatre Orches- tra 35 Band 35 Orchestra 35 Girls' Pep Club 35 Allemande 35 Chorus 35 Dance Band 35 Pep Band 3. HUTCHINSON, DEB Theatre Orchestra 35Band I-2-3: Orchestra I-2-35 Allemande 35 Student Council35 Class Plays 15 Trombone Quartet 1-2-35 Dance Band I-2-3: Pep Band I-2-33 Class Officer 3. HUTTON, ALVA Kays 1-25Band 1-2-35Boys' Pep Club I-2-35 Cheerleaders 15 Track 2-35 Trumpet Trio 1-2. IRSIK, MARIE Allemande 15 Junior Red Cross 35 Dodger Staff 3. 5 Chorus I-2-35 Musical 1-2-35 Music '-if . ' J .'.s. ' arms-t , Q ,- xi f in 49' . Qi: 'filf ev' 5 -- 5, f-13. ,49-3 48.1. sf 1:17, Ita 'f Qs In B. I95Z LANE, DICK Kays lg Boys' Pep Club I-2-3. LEMBRIGHT, LADONA Kayettes 1-2-3g F,H,A, 2-39 officer 33 Drill Team i-2-3g Girls' Pep Club 2-3g Office Help 3, LIX, MARVIN Debate 2. LUERA, IESSIE Kays I-2: Football I-25 Basketball ig Baseball rg Track 2g Moniter 3. MCCABE, DOLORES Kayettes I-2-3gPinfeathers 2-3, officer 3gTheatre Orchestra 2-3: Band I-2-3, lettered 25 Girls' Pep Club 2-35 F.H,A. I-2-3, officer 3: Junior Red Cross 2-3, officer 33 Clarinet Trio 25 Orchestra 2-3. MCGONIGAL, LORENE Kayettes 1-2-3gGirls' PepClub t-2-3gAllemande tgG,A.C, 2-3gChorus I-2-3gG,A,C, letter 2g Musical 21 Music Fest- val 2. MAGILL, RICHARD Wichita, Kansas IQ Kays 3g Thespians 33 Allemande 3. MALLONEE, PAT Kayettes 2-33 F,H,A, I-2-3: Girls' Pep Club I-2: Chorus l-2: Musical l-2. MARLER JACK Kaysl 3 D Club 2 3 Allemande 3, officer 3 Football 1 2 3 lettered 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Tennis! 2 3 lettered uv' 41 ,ex K' inf' is ,ff 4- l 1 00 -f ff! MARTIN, HARRY Kays 3: Orchestra l. MASKUS, HELEN Kayettes l-2-3: Thespians 2-3: F,H,A, 3: Drill Team 2-3: Girls' Pep Club I:Allemande I-3gDodger staff 3: Chorus 3. MAYER, RONALD Kays 1-3g D Club 2-3: Football I-2: Basketball l-2-3g Tennis I-2-3, lettered I-2-3. METCALF, CAROLYN Kayettes 35 F.H,A, 3: G,A.C. 3. MINNIS, CORNELIUS Boys' Pep Club li Chorus 3: Boys' Ensemble 2. MOODY, MARY Kayettes I-2-3, cabinet 2-3: F.l-LA, 1-2-3gTheatre Orches- tra I-2: Orchestra x-2-3gDrill Team 3: Chorus 2: String En- semble 2g Kayette Wedding 2: Musical 25 Orchestra Letter 2: Music Festival I-2: Office Practice 3. MORGISON, CARLENE Kayettes I-2: F.H, A. ,2'3: Girls' Pep Club 1-2-3: G.A,C. i-2-3: Chorus i-2-3: Music Festival 2. MUENCH, KAREN KAY Kayettes I-2-3:Al.lemande I-2-3: Studem Council I: Help 2: Honor Society 2. NELSON. JOAN Kayettes3g F,l-LA, I-2-3, officer 2-3pBnad I-2-3, lettered 23 Girls' Pep Club I-2-3: G.A.C. I-2-3:A1lemande l-2, Office -J 15' ar- ' ff , aff 4:--' 1zAT1.1FF, DELoR15s Pawnee Rock, Kansas I-2, RAY, PAULINE Kayettes15Thespians !-25Pinfeathers I-23F,f'l,A, I5 Theatre Orchestra I-2, lettered 25 Orchestra I-25 Girls' Pep Club I-21 Allema11dcI5Vio1in Quartet 15Musical 15Honor Society 2-35 Violin Solo I. REED, RONALD Boys' Pep Club I-2-SQAHCIIISHCTS 25 Dodger Staff 35Debate 3. RIDGE, THOMAS Boys' Pep Club I. ROBERTS, BILL F,F,A, I-2-3gA1lCtTl2-lllde 2. ROBERTS, DORIS Kayettes 35 Girls' Pep Club 1-25 Allemande 1-25G,A,C, 2, lettered 25 Tennis 2, lettered 25 Office Practice 3. ROONEY, NOEL Kays 2-35Thespians 25 D Club 3gAllen1a11de I-2-35 Student Council 2-35 Moniter 25 Class Plays 1-25 Golf 2, lettered 25 Honor Society I-2-5. SAHM, BETTY Kayettes 1-35 l-',ll,A, 1-2-35 Girls' Pep Club 1-2-35 Alle- mande 3: Chorus 3. SAUER, MARCIA Kayettes 1-35 Theatre Orchestra 1-2-35 Orchestra I-2-3, lettered 25DrillTeam2-35Allert1a11de 1-35 Student Council 35 Chorus 25 Musical 25 String Ensemble I-2-35 Debate 2 Carnival Committee 35 Honor Society I. SENIORS NUFER, EDDIE D Cl11b 35 Allemande 1-2-35 Football I-2-3, lettered 35 Baseball I-2-3, lettered 2, OAKES, CHARLISS Kayettes I-2-3, Cabinet 25Tl1e5pia11S 35 F,Il,A, 35l3a11d 35 Drill Team 2-35 Girls' Pep Club 3, officer 35Alle1T1a11de 1- 2-35 Student Council 2-3, officer 35 G,A,C, 25 Cheerleader l-2-3, lettered I-35 Chorus I-29 Double Trio 25 Music Festi- val l-25 Class Plays 1-25 Kayette Wedding 25 Honor Society l-25 Musical I-25 Office Practice 3. PAGE, JOAN Kayettes1-2-35Thespians 35 F,H,A, 1-2-35 Drill Team 2-3, officer 35Girls' PepCl11b 1-2-3, officer 35 Allemande I-2-35 StudentCouncil2-35 G,A,C, I-2-3, lettered lj Office Prac- tice 3, PENLAND, GENE Kays 15Boys'Pep Club 1-2-35 Chorus I-25 Boys' Ensemble 1-2. PETERSON, ETHEL Kayettes I-2-35 Allentande I5Dodger Staff 3: Student Council 35 Junior Red Cross 2-35 G,A,C, 35 Honor Society 2-3. PHILLIPS, JERRY D Club 2-35 Dodger Staff 35 Football 2-3, lettered 2-35 Track l-2-3, PlNAlRE,ROY Allemande 2. PITTMAN, RAMONA Kayettes I-2QTheSPiallS 35F,H,A, 2-35 Band I-2-3, lettered 25 Orchestra I-2: Girls'Pep Club I-2-35Allemande 2-35 Chorus 2-35Class Plays I-25PlayDirectors SQPED Band I-25 Thespian officer 35 Double Trio 25 Madriga135 Clarinet Ensemble IQ Clarinet Sextetzg Musical 2gOffice Practice 35 Music Festival I-2, RANDEL, DONALD F,F,A 1-2-35 Boys' Pep Club 35 Allemande I-2-3, 49 65 ,ff 0 1952 SCillULl'Z, DEE lf,F,A, I-2-35 Football l-Z. SCHYVEITZER, NANCY Student Council 3, officer 35 Thespians I-25 F.H,.-I. 2-3, officer 2g Theatre Orchestra 1gBand 1-2-3, lettered 2g Drill Team 35 Girls' Pep Club I-2-3g G,A,C, I-2-35 Flute Trio l-2-3: Class Officer I-2: Kayettes l-2-3, officer 3. SCOTT, BETTY LOU F,H,A, 35 Girls' Pep Club I-23 5ou'Wester Staff 35 Student Council 35 Office Practice 3. smarts, BOB Allemande Ig Basketball 1. SHERRICK, ALICE Thespians 31F,H,A, 3QAll6ITl3IlLl8 I-2-35 Student Council 3. SHIPLEY, MARTHALOU Kayettes I-3gThespians 2-3g National Thespians 31 Girls' Pep Club I-2-3: Office Help 3g Class Plays I-25 Play Director 3. SHUMAN, SUZY Kayettes I-2gThespians 2-33 F,II,A, I-2-35 Girls' Pep Club IQ Allemande 3g Dodger Staff'3g Brass Choir 23 Class Plays I-23 Dance Band Ii Pep Band I-2. SIMMONS, NORMAN Kays I-2-3, officer 3gBand 1-2-3, lettered 2gOrchestra I-2: Allernande 33 Dodger Staff 35 Student Council 3, officer 3g Debate 2-3, lettered 2-3g Class Plays 2: Instrumental Ensemble 3: Pep Band 33 Honor Society 2. SITES, CHARLES Kays 2-35 Theatre Orchestra 32 Band I-2-3, it I, jp Or- chestra gy Sou 'Wester Staff 3. xix wal I !.f,,gv :L Aix SMILEY, LLLOTL Kays I-35 Band I-2-3, lettered 2. SMITH, GARY Allenzande SQ 5on'Westei Staff 3gCliorus 2-31595 Ifnst tbl I-25 Football I-2-3g Baseball 2-gg T tacit IQl.lI:lkC1l2 SPECK, PATRICIA Kayettesl-2e39Tliespiaa1s3gl',ll.A I-2-3gDrill Tean 3 Girls' Pep Club I-2-35 tf,A,tf. I. STEGMAIN, NORlil.R'l Kays I-2g Boys' Pep Club I. ST UBBS, KENLEY Kays 25 Track 2. STUCKEY, CHARLES F.F,A. I-Z-33 Allemande I. Sl'Ll,IVAN , JAMES Kays I-2:B0y3'PcpCll1lW I-2-3g Allenxande tg Class Plat 1 Boys' Pep Club Officer 3. Tllflbl, EUGENE D Club 2-3gBtJy5' Pep Club IgBaslicIl'3all lpllasclwlll I lettered 2. TURNER, BRYCE Kays I-2gAllemande 2-gglloys' Ensemble I-2gClassPl.tx 1 .5 f In l I . EE' Wl 1 RED HO 3702! .a,-37, 4.-'fi if 5 I 4.1 6 l 'lv ,nf I ff wi sv ,C f .6 1 4-Y' Z .,-if l'iRl'll, JOAN riayt-tits rg P,ll,A, 2-3gTlit-arteOrchestra 2gBaud1-2gCliurus I-2-35 Madrigal 3: Music Festival 2, VANCE, IO ANNE Kayt-ttes 1-2-3gCabinet 35 F,lI,A, 1-2gGirls' Pep Club 1-2: Sou'Wester 35 Office Practice 3. WEBB, PHYLLIS JEAN F,H,A, 1-2gGirls' Pep Club I-2gA11cII'lallLlC I-2: Junior Red Cross I-2-33 Chorus I-23 Musical I-23 Music Festival I-2. WESTON, JOYCE Kayettes I-2-3, officer 3gA11emande I3Office Help 35 Honor Society 1-2-35 Office Practice 3. WILLIAMS, EVAN Plainview, Texas lg Kays 2-39 D Club 32A11EIII8Ild6 2-39 Golf 2-3, lettered 2. WITSKEN, PAUL F,F.A. 1-2-35 Allemande I-2-3g Boys' Pep Club 2-37 Kaya I-2. WOOLLEY, BILLY Kays I-25 D Club I-2-35 Sou'Wcster3g StudentCouncil 2- gg Tennis t-2-3, lettered I-2-3. WOOLWINE, BOBBY F,F,A, i-2-3. ZURBUCKEN, PHIL F.F.A. I-2-3. r RUMOR fx' -N WE NEVE IQ S7-A 'K x-20 18 . 165 Louis NCVWS' Q Q! . 59095 LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Hutton, treasurer: Barbara Weigel, vice-presidentgPat Payne, secretary: Sharon Theis, Student Council representative: lying on the grass is Louis Nevins, president. 't teen'-Wx h W QXXXSW Ayaii . he ad JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 4 'Z 47 'cf C7 by JUNIORS -rl 44: ' A 5 .I r ,L 4...-n ,qtiin L x l J r I x n ,M . 'CDT 7 .l . W JF I SPS' i l 1 ig' 4.5 HAI? 4 K. 1313 rsl' hui 'CP' Betty Abel Mike Aley Pat Allen Delores Andrews Lela Baalman Phil Barnes Don Barr Joanna Beck Larry Billings Darlene Brttel Calvin Board Frances Board Loren Boger Janne Boles Jerry Bowlln Jim Boyd Judy Brown Bob Brumbaugh Ruth Burhart Marita Burr Shirley Burrnett Paul Clark Marguerite Coltran Nancy Ann Cook Thomas Conway Robert Cox Palmer Dark, Jr . Bradley Deck Edward Deis Mary Doll Jackie Dugan James Egbert Beverly Evans Joy Fleetwood Sarah Lee Foote Ruben Garnica Marilyn Giessel Beverly Gilliland Ja Rue Giovig Mike Graff Sharon Greene Gary Grose Emil Pinky Haar Fayra Hager Floyd Hall Kay Hamrick Lelah Harms Leon Harris Sandra Hartman Leonard l lOWl9Y Garry Hays Ronald Herman Bob Hessman Charles Hessman Patsy Hill Jack Hofer Maurice Holtfrericlw Joy Hunter Don Hopkins Karen Hutton Gayle lmel Lawrence lrsik Jerelyn Janousek Doris Jennings Edward Jones Elmer Jones Eugene Keithly Eddie Kennedy Margie Kennett Marilyn Kirmer ,nv 1 -if 1 JUNIORS r tm :Xa 5 in ' -.f 'kbigi ,'2ftJ5'!a. ,gf 3' C '-F? 5 C' s V Q iff, 4. I' Qgffa fzss' ru' -- 'dt Rosoline Kreie Ronald Leasure Roy Leggitt Betty Lembright Donald Lenz Phil Lenz Mauricia Lutz Margaret McCart Dole McKee Jack Madden Mary Maden Barbara Martin Jim Maskus Larry Maslcus Ned Mayrath Susanne Mendoza Margie Milhon Duane Million Marcia Mohler Lloyd Mueller Juliana Musslin Barbara Nash Louis Nevins Preston Palmer Jack Panter Don Patterson Tommy Patterson Patsy Payne David Pennington Patsy Perdue Rex Peterson Danny Perrill Dorothy Pippitt Lewis Pumphrey Holly Ramey Gene Rathbun Marjorie Rice Fred Rodriquez Vern Roenfeldt Don Rosebrook Mary Ruth Rutter J. L. Samuels Anita Sanchez Ross Schraeder Heather Shanklin Pat Sheehan Don Shumard Gertrude Sidebottom Jim Simonson Ruth Ann Sinks Bruce Sites Kenneth Smith Larry Snodgrass Joan Southworth Frank Speck Dean Spence Parker Statler Roger Steele Dennis Stegman Evelyn Stephenson Florence Strannel Melvin Stramel Betty Struble Corinne Sturgeon Larry Sturgeon Jill Swartz Sharon Theis Benfred Turner John VanDine Theresa Walker K X . Z R fx ,Wy x,4l , -4 'il ml ' 1 ir xc.. U Xggva it 'I Msinf 1 'nv f Ol T3 I 5l'Q- V E NI E 5,--3 ' 13 H F I-J v ,4 JUNIORS 75 4 if ,-. 17 J Ju: Mf. A H SONIC' of O 9 Patsy Wasson Barbara Weigel Phil Weiss . Q Grace Williamson Bonnie Wilson 'C 3, Pauline Winter Thomas Woolwine Alfhea York Barbara Zink JUNIORS Z Ilorg leaf Hdpee,S x Ute finer w KOS Clash' pojms of dn es bla homOY ' . id SOP Vmg ffOm a filn lllmols al l in Any means of transportation is better than walking to school. Z4 ethff 'gli Q ,lr 1 , GW was c bvbcxi ' Ci C LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Hughes, secretary, BobbyAnn Rhynalds, Stu- dent Council representatives Glee Abbey, president: Esther McKinley, treasurer: and Anne Miller, vice- president. O ouiox ' aww e NON ag, X wa v rrigxde SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS if 5 , J J, N I El . J 1 . t SOPHOMGRES Q , ' ui if if ,Aa l ' , I Jw v w ,. , ' 1 s A - f f git' JW, J 'FH il 'X 6 Glee Abbey Shirley Adrian Dixie Algrim Bonnell Ball Pat Barnes Sharon Barnes Gary Barr Ethel Batt Melvin Bennett Roberta Beltz Shirley Beye Dean Bickel James Birzer Rose Boger Angela Bogner Donald Bogner Eugene Bolding Vern Bonar Willie Brown Bob Bryce Donita Burr Gordon Butler David Calkins Truman Clark Robert Collier Gary Conard Vernon Conrardy Jean Cook Keith Cotter Bob Crawford Genell Crawford Elizabeth Crossfreld Jim Davies Carole Davis Zona Day Bill Deis Alvin Denton Donna Dover Roger Drach Galen Durr Warren Elrod John Elwell Kay Esquibel Richard Eversole Lawrence Fairman Joanne Fields Marianne Fields Carl Flake Gracene Flottman Cyrl Foote Laura Foote Warren Ford Bill Gamble Cornelio Garnica Kenneth Gillette Lynn Gleckler Venna Grey Danny Hahn Nancy Hainer Sandra Hall Don Handy Ed Harms Jim Haskell Frank Hendricks Joan Hessman David Hill DeRoss Hogue Wiley Holderness Robert Holt Gordon Holtfrerich ,4- 11-1 ff -1. 11 V n F S- F, ' 'cv' ' ,jk ,A J Q A , F l!yVN , l L ll 'J A SGPHOMORES 1 -at P A Ani , . im! , 1 3 S, . -- . ,. ix!! 1 x f -e- 'l .' tx 'f Q0ul 3-ll i .-:J Q K' L . if 'UQ Wil V '-r 1 r' T 'Y i X. r 'f M-at 'T' 9 l ,, 'Ir' lf' K .fr .rglf' ' x QQ, SOPHGMORES ff Hi! j ' X f 1 ' -l iL:,,:' , EJ 1 . , f , 5 J A 'l 67 Z, ,,,-F, X N :Y ? 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Carolyn Hughes Lanny Hunter Beverley Johnson Max Jones Sylvia Jones Noble Keith Noel Keller Mary Lou Kimes Carol Kinlcelaar Ernest Kisner Rochelle Kite Peggy Kline Bill Kreger Norman Kreger Donald Kuehn Susan Kurtz Pat Lanoles Elizabeth Lansdon Jimmy Lappin Margarete Lara Phyllis Leonard Frank Lenz Dorothy Lewis John Lewis Vaughn Lippoldt Jeannette Love Bill Lynch Beatrice McComas Mary Dole McCook Esther McKinley Robert Main John Malo Elizabeth Mapel Daniel Martinez Sherry Martin Jerry Moser Bill Mi Ihon Anne Miller Patsy Moote Winifred Morris Eddie Mueller John Mueller Delores Naylor Sarah Nevins James Nicholson Donna Nufer Clifford Omo Rosemarie Page Phyllis Palmer Lloyd Patterson Joan Payne Stanley Peters Norman Peterson Norma Pinaire Ilene Poorman Joyce Porter Rex Porter Donald Pugh Adela Quesada Raymond Quesada Dale Rathbun Bobby Ann Rhynalds Jerry Ridge Charles Riley Eddie Riley Lauretta Riley Sara Riley Winnie Roberts Patsy Rowton David Saffrey R.E. Schellhamer Raymond Schweitzer Jo Ann Seidl Jewell Sherrick U 6 65'-f Z: ', i 1 si Ei. T7 +1 1- . Us T'-.v..1 y-4 SOPHOMORES if f-7 1 R . e 9 , , 1 7- ,ff Q-v 'Qgff , . u ...J 17 Q0 . . . I . I . .',:g'-f-1-4-5' 'Q 4 Q 9 x 1 1?- K nd 4 , 1' Alice Simmons Carolyn Snyder Nina Stateler Ruta Stegman Pat Straight Carl Stuclcey Glenda Sutton Robert Tepe Shirley Tepe Frank Thomas Jean Titus Keith Townsdln Elma Trent Jess Trent George Tucker Coralee Underwood Leona Underwood Berna Dene Vance Don Vogel Shirley Voran Lois Voth Jane Warner Gene Webb Philip Webb Wilma Weilert Bonnie Wetzel Jack Wickes LeRoy Wiehebrink Joe Wilcoxen Christine Willis Bill Wilson Clarence Withrow Richard Woodworth Phyllis Wright B Q N K5 1 N x X X E R 4 X K x sy X X , xx N STL. WDEX: . NON-, 'T Coy Han -V NCI dirCL blhw ' L OF 'lor 'TWI134 FICER. Oakes. 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Wanda Finkljzd' Helen ' 1 ips' M 8, Ethel 1:A 2 mi .. yrlen Ja mei and 34 SULTWESTER STAFF-BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Darts, editor- in-cIttefgCltar1csSttcs, ftttc art: edttorg M153 Caftytt, Bpwttsurg Gary Srmth, sports edttor, Billy Wuuluy, arttvtttes editor. FRONT RUW1 Helcrt Fort- ttuller, Cla bscs cdttorg Jo Anno Vance, lyplil, Pttylltb Ford, bttstttcms tttartagerg Betty St-ctr, typtst, ff. Src Iwesxer Q. N Sou F e Ar WMU A SOWWESTER Th Ch-G busffv lef S35 'ho Offo seerh it qoger ngemefvf O Ogfee CPG! me Ofpogem f170,OUghlSd,-forxl. Q rv . ,V Jn fha MISS CAFFYN, Sponsor if? '::'-- ...- - .- ,-- 3 x 35 FR Cl cs r., , AQ , rs jg 8 3 ?a,,,.:, Q H at Q 9 9 B Q fy 6 x '. f AU' kg -'I' S' , ' ' ' X . ' ' . 'P - ' - 4' Q Q A, F - fs t 4 , 4. I, fql P i-ll 6 P. ' , 31, , 'r T, .. . - 511 L- . 1 P Y W. ' . T fr -. f r 1. Q55 ' , 3 H., , '77 K' .,9':,5gs., -5-f ' K '. I 'TA-. . ,,,,,,, f ,, '1--1. Q ',i,,5,g? 'Q ' ,QQ :big h ba Y A Self- 5 U1 v. , V 1 al , ,Q p I sz. W 1 ' D l V' , , J 3 ':'f'l, 1l Q 1 il It I 'tif . ' f ' L, .' 3i::,: ' sg' 146316, , ' iii, 1 Wx, 1 A :1 Q ' . , 1 pd. A - , fp in Q ,,, X , W , A ,, ,Z I b , '7 , if 2 '., 'btw -E In ,is , .,,i,Qaa...-lg....,'.'......g.,.1a1 -',, D, , T ,, - . A ' 'gf' A FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Noel Rooney, Ned Mayrath, Gary Grose, Dale Rathbun, Leon Harris, Gene Rathbun, Don Hopkins, Tommy Patterson, Pinky Haar, Donald Bogner, Vaughn Lippoldt, Danny Perrill, Larry Davis, Dale McKee, Bradley Deck. SECOND ROW: Donald Pugh, Ross Schraeder, Rex Peterson, David Saffry, Bruce Sites, Louis Nevins, Eddie Riley, Norman Simmons, Jerry Bowlin, Parker Stotler, Jimmy Egbert, Larry Snodgrass, Eugene Faurot, Noble Butler, Cleon Smiley, Don Rosebrook, Floyd Hall, Maurice Holtfrerich, DeRoss Hague, Eugene Bolding, John Elwell, Raymond Schweitzer, Vern Bonar, Aaron King, Homer Fowler, Ronnie Mayer, Jack Marler, Dick Gribble, Jack Hofer, Thomas Conway, Gale Clark, Victor Dobyns, James Dellinger, Palmer Dark, Dean Bickel. BACK ROW: David Hill, Leonard Hawley, Billy Wilson, Gordon Butler, Frank Speck, Dusty Jones, Lanny Hunter, Garry Hays, Kenneth Everhart, Charles Sites, Richard Eversole, Daniel Martinez, Alva Hutton, Evan Will- iams, Bill Lynch, Billy Gamble, Jim Davies. , Mlm Pictured above are several members of the Kay organization working on one of their proiecfs foward their thousand-point award. They painted the parking areas around the en- tire school block. From left to rightthey are Bradley Deck, Larry Davis, Danny Perrill, Leonard Hawley, Dusty Jones, and Vaughn Lippolclf. KAY CABINET, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Perrill, s e c r e t a r y 5 Norman Simmons, president: Kenneth Everhart, vice-presidentgLarry Davis, treasurer. BACK ROW: Vaughn Lippoldt, Louis Nevins, Mr. Ballou, sponsor, Garry Hays, Ross Schraeder. The Kayette organization is the largest in the school. They contribute many useful services to the school and community . This year they are working for their 4,000 point award. ln order to obtain this award, the members must pass a test on the purposes of the club, send a delegation to summer camp, fill baskets for needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, decorate the halls for the Christmas season, and present a model wedding and a style show. KA R E Ow: P CAB No eg .INET an :Ina Arngy Flsch . FROM d Ja . Old ef. La . . , a , O , W1 ffayne wifincf RIGHT we NIXAGQQYX, ,SK Haiasllrer, Linda Bird ECOND H' Secretelfzerl FRC O Q0 A RX f ef nd M .' Dau ROW- ary-'Sb pres de 6 O0 spoils ' as-'ist adlne 605' B' ' Mar a'0f1 nt Q0 0 Ga or -4rd' am' s Defo lite! 'V M00 1761.9 GX XX' XOY QQOKKQ Soluyle 1,7781 lSA1benfo0I25or,. DST. THIkDWanda Fd Patsy SO . I and Sharon y, vices l'othyR In an 5a Xe Y-X e'1 E Gfe Pres- 'Syn ' 1111 X09 Wax OR Cker, 606, Ma ldenii J olds, as ogege CJ X io AYGG assllglan 'Jofje 01117116 S1Sl'3nI 0 'xx f s Gee Va 00 ao P01130 . hee 'Ice OG I. dsp0f1 .Xe X ae ' O Q KAVETTES 14 V.. mrvi Swv ' , Qi'- xxgi v 6350! CVO ii Svloilxn' YW LAWQEV Y pxllflg X, gaiw Q Ui 1 Q ' ,Y .X-3'-.9 Kegxde RSGXX ' xxaifi V eww ' 1 O ei sv LEFT , new W which QNX XLUX LAW? ' SXAQXXVI Gd KAY . OYQX QXQUVKL ABYY' A X, . gdcv' QDCOY XN 065 v QW FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phil Weiss, Carl Drach, Bill Wilson, Loren Boger, Don Shumard, Dean Spence, Jim Simonson, Bob l-lolt, Danny Hahn, Noble Keith, Dale Rathbun, Phillip Webb. SECOND ROW: Bill Lynch,Charles Hessman, Larry Sturgeon, John VanDine, Jim lxlaskus, Gary Bell, Jess Trent, lack Bates, DOllBOgl'16IyCl'DOllCOIl1'31'dy, Eddie llarrns, Gene Webb. THIRD ROW: Thomas Woolwine, RoyBil1ings, Charles Riley, Carl Stuckey, BillKregar, Norman Kregar, John Mueller, Gen Barrett, Mr. Langvardt, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Dee Shultz, Fred Elder, Bill Adams, Billy Roberts,Benny Killingsworth, Marvin Eichman, Donald Randel, Jerry Gum, Charles Stuckey, PaulWitsken, Bobby Woolwine, Darlow Larnpe, Kenny Everhart, Phil Zurbucken. F, ll, A, girls served refreshments to coaches arid officials at the basket- ball rtiurna INCH! , The girls also served at the football banquet. X Z, ff F,ll,A, OFFICERS, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT , FIRST ROW: Dolores McCabe, secretary Joan Nelson. president: Jane llill, vice- presideritg LaDoria Lem- briglit, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Martlralou Shipley, Liistoriari: Katherine Hari- ria. praiaistg Miss Hirscliler, eo-sporisorg Betty Struble, Student Council representa- tiveg Missilce, Co-sporsorg Shirley Brock, song leaderg arid Lt-lah Harms. reporter. THESPIANS I I 4 I OFFICERS, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Weigel, secre- taryg Wanda Finklang, prcsidentg Miss Reynolds, sponsorg ,, Wanda Bird, vice-presidentg Ramona Pittman, treasurer, Not Pictured: Pinkey Haar, Student Council representative. The Thespians are made up of people who The are interested in dramatics--stage craft, re5Por75,-bmeftvbe stage lighting, costuming, acting and Producti le for is of Th m ak e - up . The school year of 1951-52 fzfcfudfn on offhe he dfreesiffons Q proved to e a very successful one for this O 'S one fg 'Wch d sophom cling Q fe group who produced severalexcellentplcys U' Neylrcfm 'frhrofhaffc ofeplo nd and a few of the members became National ' ' e Cffy Slfscehesys' Thespians for their outstanding achieve- Icfreronl'-jfs ments. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Maskus, Sandra Hartman, Holly Ramey, Wanda Bird, Wanda Finklang, Patsy Payne, Marthalou Shipley, Betty Abel, Charliss Oakes, Barbara Weigel, Darlene Bittel, Judy Brown, Marcia Mohler, Gayle Iniel, Barbara Fowler, Shirley Kerrick, Alice Sherrick, Loanna Dirks, Marilyn Kirmer, Marilyn Giessel, Mary McCook. SECOND ROW: Shirley Clare, Helen Fortmiller, Ramona Pittman, Madine Defoor, JaRue Davis, Suzy Shuman, Louis Nevins, Ruth Sinks, Bruce Sites, Ned Mayrath, David Calkins, Kenneth Smith, John Malo, Karen Hutton, Richard Magill, Beverly Gilliland, Rosaline Kreie, Pat Sheehan, Jackie Dugan, Glenda Sutton, Jean Titus, Jewell Sherrick, Joanne Fields, Sylvia Jones, Sara Riley, Elizabeth Lansdon, Pat Hill. BACK ROW: Sara Nevins, Patsy Rowton, Anne Miller, Donita Burr, Jane Warner, Susan Kurtz, Shirley Voran, Winnie Roberts, Dixie Algrim, Carolyn Hughes, Janie Boles, Patty Landis, Sharon Greene, Joan Page, Eddie Kennedy, David Saffry, Homer Fowler. r ,. ' , OFFICE HELP OFFICE HELP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Heather Shanklin, Mary Ruth Rutter, Marthalou Shipley, Marjorie Rice, Aaron King, Gwen Green, Joyce Weston, LaDona Lernbright. MONITORS MONITORS, LEFT 'IO RIGHT: Delphine Ben- nett, Ardis Alberty, Eddie Kennedy, Madine Deftuor, Kenneth Everiiart, Helen Fortmiller, Mrs, Wilkie, and Ruanne Krrrzbrel--seated. STAGE CREW STAGE CREW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dusty IOnes, Ned Mayrath, Kenneth Everhart, Horner Fowler, Billy Wilson, Garry Hays, Jack Wickes. loan Page, president. and Miss Haf- fner, sponsor. planning the out-of- town trip to Wichita, joan thinks the trip has interesting prospects. Hmmm, someliandsomc hunk of man maybe? DRILL TEAM The Drill Team is always a star attraction. The girls marched at the Coronation and drilled at one football game and four basketball games. The group also traveled to Great Bend and Wichita to perform for enthusiastic audi- ences. BELOW, DRILL TEAM MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO R1GHT:Janie Boles, drummerg Grace Williams, Sharon Theis. Esther Mcliinley, joan Page, Peggy Fischer, majoretteg Mary Ruth Rutter, Ruanne Kimbrel, Bette Lem- bright, Mary Alice Carr, LaDona Lembright, drummer, SECOND ROW: Donita Burr, Char- liss Oakes, Betty Struble, Marcia Sauer, Pat Speck, Helen Fortmiller,H61ST1 Maskus, Nina Stareler, Margie Kennet. THIRD ROW: 102111 Seidl, Gayle lmel, ArdisAlberty, Marita Burr, B a rh a r a Weigel, W a nd a Finklang, Mary Moody, Norma Arnold, Nancy Schweitzer. Peggy Fischer, attractive majorette led the Drill Team through the intri cate drills. f . , ig if' E -I ' li' ll Norma Arnold Cnorliss Cakes Rufln Ann Sinks Demon Head Cheerleader J il. Sora Nevins in , Sn Eddie Kennedy DENON CHEERLEADERS:Cl1arlrss oaRes, Rum Ann Simi, Eddrc Rermcui, Norma Arnold, Sara Nevins, S.. Pinky Hoof Cowrsm' CHEERLEADERS: mx swam, L14 mapre, Prizm nw, BerryAb1e, Cowboy Head Cheerleader Domra Burr. ohflflf , af any v V , C2 . 9- xp l 1 i 'ii x FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:R0bert Tepe, Gary Grose, Ronald Herman, Frank Speck, Gary Bill, Don Randel, Dale Rathbun, Gene Rathbun, Bob Hessman, Jim Haskell. SECOND ROW: I, L, Samuels, Gene Penland, Paul Bean, Danny Perrill, Vaughn Lippoldt, Tom- my Patterson, Larry Davis, Bradley Deck, Leonard Hawley, Daniel Martinez, Jerry Bow- lin, Jimmy Egbert. THIRD ROW: Ronald Reed, Pinky Haar, Gale Clark, Victor Dobyns, Bob Collier, Jim Simonson, Jesse Trent, Floyd Hall, Leon Harris, Bob Bryce, Lewis Pumphrey, BACKROW:Bill Lynch, Darlow Lampe, James Sullivan, Alva Hutton, Paul Witsken, Dick Lane, Norbert Stegman, Jack Hofer, Bill Wil- son, Raymond Quesada, Larry Snodgrass, Noble Keith. Bl Q ll SGPHOMORE DAY Guess Who? 0 MEMBERS OF PEP CLUB FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Doris Jennings, Sara Nevins, Jerelyn Janousek, Elizabeth Mapel, Patsy Rowton, Pat landes, Wanda Finklang, Martha Shipley, LaDona Lembright, Helen Fortmiller, Madine Defoor, Mar- garet McCart, Jody Nelson, Carlene Morgison, Mary Lou Doll, Mauricia Lutz, Juliana Musslin, Rosaline Kreie, Betty Abel, and Charliss Oakes. SECOND ROW: Sherry Martin, Carol Kinkelaar, Patsy Perdue, Mary Alice Carr, Ardis Alberty, Peggy Fischer, Shirley Clare, Dolores McCabe, Suzy Shu- man, Betty Kerr, Betty Sahm, Mona Pittman, Wanda Bird, Nancy Schweitzer, Theresa Walker, Marilyn Kirmer, Martha Carmichael, Marilyn Giessel, Gwen Green, Patsy Wasson, Shirley Beye, and Glenda Sutton. THIRD ROW: Shirley Brock, Sara Foote, Frances Board, Lorene McGonigal, Sara Riley, Patsy Hill, Ruthie Sinks, Margie Rice, Lela Baalman, Dixie Algrim, Sharon Barnes, Bonnie Wetzel, Rose Boger, Nancy Hainer, ShirleyAdrian, Margaret Lara, Susanne Mendoza, Adela Quesada, Jackie Dugan, Florence Stramel, Sue Clifton, Angela Bogner, and Alice Simmons. FOURTH ROW: Norma Hoagland, Gayle lmel, Marcia Mohler, Sandra Hartman, Elma Trent, Berna Dene Vance, Phyllis Leonard, Donita Burr, Nina Stateler, Jim- mie Lapin, Donna Nufer, Sandra Hall, Venna Grey ooo O 06:00 ann P , t WU C20 ' - Af 8 Oak le' S OFF, 6 P C s s C011 Se Onfof. ERS - B QL Ore 'Be PRO . Joan Zarktfgilf ,9tru1ZLgFT ge Ur 6, O , V1'c-9,6136 8e es1Ht5JiG17T: S15 Ab C 40 eat 61 s 1761-yi. S' . , , ,S Susan Kurtz, Shirley Voran, Carolyn Hughes, Grace tl 7'e-,U Williamson, Dorothy Pippin, Paulinewinter, Leona Underwood, Carolyn Snyder, Ruth Burhart, Nancy Cook, Pat Allen. FIFTH ROW: Ilene Poor- man, Janie Boles, Barbara Weigel, Holly Ramey, Norma Arnold, Darlene Bittel, Beverly Johnson, Shirley Kerric k, JoAnn Barnes, Ruby Hessman, Martha Knox, Delphine Bennett, Dorothy Fabick, Kay Hamrick, Betty Struble, Peggy Kline, Patsy Moote, Mary Rutter, Joan Page. GIRLS' PEP CLUB Betty Struble and Peggy Kline, assisted by Mrs. Wilkie sponsor, are sewing the letters on the pennants which were used in the Ninth Annual lnvitational Basketball Tournament. - 1 Q ,li ,gk TELL- booth that mort iirst-prize at this ycar's carnival was tit: F. ll. A. Cahuxalk merry-go-round, V55 ef One of the new booths at this years celebration. This one was sponsored by the orchestra. The William Tell booth was a new addition to thc carnival this year. lt was sponsored hy thc Junior Red Cross. CARNIVAL Y ART Second prize went to the Chorus for Harbor Lights ,,,.'.5. an F 'G nooasuow Claude Fare andChar11ss Ual-ces doing their version of 'Baby lt's Cold Outside. itil 5 Chief Toalson crowning Nancy Schweitzer Carnival Queen of 1951. The annual Dodge High Floorshow, Winter Wonderland, was a glittering success this year, thanks to Chairman Norma Arnold, who was ably , assisted by Wanda Bird, Marcia Sauer, and faculty adviser Mr. Elwell. These four blended a com- bination of excel lent local and out-of-town talent into blue and white magic. Noble Butler did a very admirable fob as Master of Ceremonies. Floorshow Committee: Wanda Bird, Marcia Sauer, and Chairman Norma Arnold. Duane Fencl presenting the flowers. CARNIVAL QUEEN AND PRINCESSES, LEFT TO RIGHT: Princess Sharon Greene, Princess Florence Stramel,Queen Nancy Schweitzer, Princess Patsy Rowton, and Princess Mary Moody. They were beautiful in formals and moonlight FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Venna Gray, C arolyn Hughes, Elma Trent, Beatrice McComas, Nina Stateler, Winnie Roberts, Zona Day, Peggy Kline, Betty Struble, Kay Hamrick. SECOND ROW: Rosemarie Page, Loda Cornelson, Sue Clifton, Rose Boger, Nancy Hainer, Carol Kinkelaar, A lice Simmons , Angela Bogner, Marilyn Giessel, MarilynKirmer, Margaret McCart, Anita Sanchez. THIRD ROW: Nellie Herrera, Kathryn Hanna, Nancy Cook, Pat Allen, Jimmie Lappin, Donna Dover, Mary Lou Doll, Lela h Harms , Marjorie Rice, Anne Miller, Elizabeth Lansdon. Sara Nevins, Lorene McGonigal Hull. TOP ROW: Frances Board, Adela Quesada, Susanne Mendoza, Carolyn Metcalf, Florence Stramel, Ethel Peterson, Jackie Dugan, Bobby Ann Rhynalds, Wanda Bird, Carlene Morgison, Joan Nelson, ShirleyClare, Joan Page, Mary Ruth Rutter, Sylvia Jones. FROM TOP TO BOTTOM Kathryn Hanna president Anne Miller, vice president Sara Nevins secretary treasurer,Peggy Kline StudentCouncilrepresentative Miss Haffner, sponsor CLUB I r Don Shumard inthe whirlpool bathralks to coach B. A. Taylor. The whirlpool bath was purchased by the D Club this year at a cost of about SIOOO. It is used for all kinds of injuries, but mostly for muscular injuries. The D Club has been saying money fromthe basketball tournament concessions forthe past eight years to buy the whirlpool bath. af. 4-gf . LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Calvin Board, Pliil Barnes. Eugene Foulks, Larry lyiaskus, Roy Billings, Kenneth Ever- hart, Jerry Eelkel, Larry Fleming, Dick Girbble, Myrlen James, Charles Collier, Claude Fare. MIDDLE ROW: Rex Peterson. Victor Dobyns, Evan Williams, Bob Cox. Larry Snodgrass, Parker Stotler, Jerry Phillips, Eddie Kennedy, Jack Marler, Ronald Mayer, Eddie Nufer. FRONT ROW: Gary Smith, lim Davies, Noel Rooney, Billy Woolley, Maurice lloltfrerich, Dale McKee, Eugene Thom, Don Shumard, Gary Grose, Garry llays. LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Fleming, vice-presideiitg Jerry Felkel, president: Coach Jack Cotton. Coach Fred Day. Eugene Foulks, secretary -treasurer, Coavli E. A, Taylor. w.S.YR Offxiemz Miss cali? iotesmc pies ,ueasnrerz 90 on repres retavi len Stnclent COW lo, 9936 sec clenii Bmw not SYWW 9 ' LFE 'Y 1 ROW . V Facing Ernest ilistld' Hager. ' ehan. Fava . 'rlexi C e CY, . STU l Ca Pat STK Tl ggi LEFT T .' 9 mot yicf 'V I 6 A - late. r shiilev C, 0 Etnesg XCXSTXCY , Yes' WO Gabe . entaiw , lx Nia 'YO F3691 ' SEN: Qoiores MC' SQCOSD Vs Gegen Crawiorcl late- BMW BB Gabe ' rt qwq O QOH . PINFEATHERS loan 509 llerr, Maw Lou FRONT ROW , LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy Fabickp Phyllis Webb, Delores Bogner, Florence Stramel, Pat Stegman, Anglea Bogner. SECOND ROW: Barbara Archer, loan Southworth, Althea York, Ruby l-lessman, Dolores Mc- RED Cabe, Sue Clifton, NormaPinaire. BACK ROW : Wilma Ba1.baCRO3S M Weilert, Elizabeth Crossiielcl, Barbara Martin, Shirley main ra MBIVEMBERS Tepe, Alice Simmons, loan l-lessman, Ehtel Peterson, pfojecr In and Delore Io Ann Barnes. ' Sending if DYSOE Bogner ' Iraq 1 spon ' Choy 4 OFFICERS, Pao Y needed gg -wolf Snyder Dolores MCCabM LEFT TO RIG X65 0Ver on mei, Mafiin, Ueasur e- Secretary? Ba HT: Seas, I de nt Councqf- Ethel Peterson fbara Dyson, gponsll representativef ilu- or. Delores Bognei. RFU CROSS pfeSldem. a . ' PhY11i EDI, KOA Flfl BaInZSw??s5nviCe'pfeSi- ' er, 11... M 1 u K. .. fe l HT' X ui, 5 JN I x -S Q 'Lffuzf' f' K CARNIVAL QUEEN - 'fi BASKETBALL QUEEN 1 5 Your pillow's slipping, Claude. STUFF . CreW ' Destrvchon MORE STUFF av......,.... . gg.. This l1ere's the library. PlPE DOWN! if Who' hoppen', Roy? 411 lun la? in gi. v iii FINEQRTS f fr I ff Nxxxi if MM - 3 - ' 'lf 1 -s ' , Sy K 'Y . '- An, A ,S A , ' I 1. X 1 X ., X315 Q. 4 5' -- , . ff' ' ' X . M I r X -- V I CHORUS Q11 ' fb .ln BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gayle lmel, Sara Riley, Dixie Algrim, Martha Knox, Don Rosebrook, Jerry Felkel, Myrlen James, Dusty Jones, Vaughn Lippoldt, John Malo, Gary Conner, David Carter, Cornelius Minnis, Homer Fowler, Sharon Greene, Joanne Unruh, Ruth Sinks, Martha Carmichael. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Martin, Shirley Ker- rick, Sandra llartman, llelen Maskus, Darlene Bittel, Gary Smith, Ned Mayrath, Lanny Hunter, Bradley Deck, John Lewis, Kenny Smith, Lawrence lrsik, JoAnn Barnes, Carolyn Snyder, Charliss Oakes, Norma Arnold, Barbara Zink. Tlll.RD ROW: Joan Seidl, Marguerite Coltran, Mary Lou Kimes, Nancy Cook, Ann Miller, Susan Kurtz, Sylvia Jones, Pat Rowton, Pat Landis, Jimmie Lappin, Doris Jennings, Shirley Brock, Delores Andrews, Wanda Bird, Jill Swartz, Norma lloagland, Sally Carter, Lorene llull, Carolyn Hughes. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Wilson, Lelah Harms, Beatrice McComas, Mary Doll, Donna Dover, Sara Nevins, Lynn Gleckler, Coralee Underwood, Mary Dale McCook, Mar- jorie Million, Joanne Fields, Rosaline Kreie, Ethel Batt, Pat l-lill, Joan Payne, Theresa Walker, Barbara Martin, Barbara Archer, Joy Fleetwood, Phyllis Palmer, FIRST ROW: Jewell Slierrick, Ruby l-lessman, Delphine Bennett, Dorothy Fabick, Suzy Shuman, Carlene Morgison, Shirley Clare, Marianne Feilds, Ruth Burhart, Mary Alice Carr, Phyllis Ford, Margaret Lara, Rosemarie Page, Glenda Sutton, Roberta Beltz, Winnifred Morris, Ramona Pittman, Betty Salim. MADRIGALS-STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Louis Nevins, Vaughn Lippoldt, JaRue Davis, Gayle Imel, Joanne Unruh, Ruth Sinks, Dusty Jones, Myrlen James. SEATED: Jerry Felkl, Elizabeth Maple, Elizabeth Landis, Phyllis Ford, John Lewis. Not pictured are Ramona Pittman, and Wanda Bird. The Madrigal singers were privileged this year to give a return assembly at Kinsley, February 25th. They also sang for several ofthe local town clubs. The Madrigal group has received a first division rating for the past two years, and the members of the group hope to keep an unbroken record of first division ratings. x lam I-ji THE HOLY CITY ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS The Holy City performance appearing during the Christmas season, December T6, includes a large number of students from the high school and junior college andis one of the finest accomplishments of the school year. This was the first year for the orchestra and organ accompaniment and it proved to be very satisfactory. The orchestra was under the supervision of Max Conner, and guest organist was Mrs. Nadine Knapp. Guest soloists are, from left to right: Eldon Zollars, tenori Mrs. Katherine McGuire, soprano: Mrs. Marjorie Sisson, mezzo-soprano: and Mr. Henry Wiebe, baritone. MUSIC VERNON LOLLARS BOYS' QUARTET-LEFT TO RIGHT: Ned Mayrath Instructor of Vocal Music Gary Smith, Myrlen James, and Jerry Felkel, 57 09 Qgxw 5 GGIHLS' O 60' all U Y 04 Nor cf ,nil AQTE wok fa U- s TTA om-, xo Amofa 170000 U?UNr I Q0 ' 'een '90 'io 6. 0 L1 if 6- Ac , ' L XOAXJ 2-C530 A 9014 EFT 25 -'Wx Avo L cpl: Of? 6669 goivx 4 afli lofi iaxNXxOL Q VOCAL GROUPS Bffizw MIXED QUARTET-LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Rosebrook, Dixie Algrirn, BOYS' QUARTET-LEFT TO RIGHT: Vaughn Lippoldt Louis Bonnie Wilson, John Lewis. Nevins, Bradley Deck, Dusty Jones. xi? 1 O Ov' 0 5 f 6 R QOBM afba, Jw QXO 0 a I Q30 NVQ? BU We ,UZUIA I 7191 Q, gn Yin 5 af 900 L OW am 0 C18 A10 F x09 ' Quoin . e Mor U65 3 . WW md if 13017 Wm ' L+ -0 'A XL! wx . U dh ll QN59, QOW' A , df 'i. BPL No ' ' J D 900' .. tw DEBATE LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Reed, lerelyn lanousek, Kenneth Smith, that's Noble Butler you can't see, Donald Hopkins, and instructor, Richard Wilkie. Some of the art students are pictured here hard at work on a few of their many proiects. They are, around the table, Mr. Jack Teeters, instructorp Larry Carroll, Shirley Clare, Beverly Gilliland, Esther Mc- Kinley, Pat Sheehan, David Carter, Frank Thomas. RADIO SPEECH RIGHT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Hopkins, Eddie Ken- nedy, Betty Kerr, Homer Fowler. BELOW: The same group rehearsing with in- structor, Richard Wilkie. ART How did this happen'7'?'79 isle T'? v- 4 61:3 i A YQ. 1 s .Q ..f. N. . R1 61, -V- '3l'rr,j diff! Cree 1517 176 U ' pa NLE 1+ Fr- 1' .. i' - - 4 Ap, i'5J-iw eff' W: Q , .57 'L Par' fog, .UE ' Q '01, 4 lf F 4 ,' A 1 4,1 .Mar ' U' -S' -. N ,, sucrrovs LEADERS-BACXX ROW. LEFT TQ NGN? Rogff Sreexe, Dorxaxd Barr. PIHVCY None SECGNDQROXNF Mutdxrns L News Bcuired Turner, SWHOH Gimme' immune Wu xl' H: K1 ' , . 1, ,f J, Soarme Franks, Deb Hurchrnsorx. HRST ROW. Maher yor ' K Car Jw, . Gerrrudc Srdcbormrn, Vaug,hrx Lrppokh. '. Ql ff?,',,J, a , CWC. xff gf by P' .NS if L,:,' N 114, .Har Fo E Oh? N NSF .Sauer AIBLENL X HO11yRE1:T T 3,716 OR J' IGH ' Nor T. X A In ' j 6 Afnojnlg B d 01 . Sal. 65, PI ORCHESTRAL OUKNTET-LEFT T0 MGMT: Marcia Sauer, Sara Riky, Parker Sroder, Mary Mice Carr, Xeanrxeue Love. LE S Sfjp HQ - fone MOR 1 1 r sl S E S f' Hllhs ara R11eTRlNG QU i ' Y. R AR THE Os TE ATRE QRCHESTRA efffaffe TTE-L r -V Pa EFT be A ge J TO ., J I , 6317 'W O neue L HT' S Ove ' ylv, ff - C , la , , 9 hngzine 1. Qs 6 .. Q qifNq5 A '3 V Ae. 47,5 The building engineers are a little- . recognized but greatly-appreciated 1 jj-. ' group in Dodge High, and we students 1 I, express our thanks for a wonderful iob. Five building engineers were employed this yearg they were Elza Elsie Stultz, br T , . f. Cecil Barnesi Earnest Morrow, Bill Mc- .. X Vey, and Charlie Mullendore. t ' i Y , Jr is 1 Maxx r i I ! would like to take this opportunity to qhj' l l l . ,tg X The groupat the left participatedin the - no, not a beauty contest. This represents the F. H.A. posture contest in which Joyce Weston was chosen D winner, followed closely by Pauline Winter and Wanda Bird. Below are scenes from the sophomore and iunior plays, which proved to be very good presentations. The City Slicker and Our Nell , starring Pat Rowton as Nell, climaxed the three one-act plays presented by the sophomores. lt might be interest- ing to know that the sophomore plays always draw the biggest crowd. ln the other two pictures, which represent the iunior play, Not ln a Thousand Years , Louis Nevins and Darlene Bittel furnished the romantic element for the show, while at the bottom of the page Leonard Hawley has a hot time when his pants catch fire. Miss Dorothy Reynolds directed the plays. x-0. ifdfp . K 1 Outside Sociol Lornin'l Inside Book lcrnin 1 Suicide Lornin'? Pep Xiu and FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen llurron, Holly Ramcy, Sally Carter, John Malo, Donald Pugh, Norma Simmons, SECOND ROW: Phyllis Leonard, Louis Nevins, Jimmy Egbert, Norma Hoagland, Eugene lieirhly, Cleon Smiley, Cornclio Garnica, Claude Fare, student director, THIRD ROW: ,lim Boyd, Floyd Hall, Deb Hutchinson, Danny Perrill, Bradley Deck, Bobby Ann Rhynalds, Eddie Mueller, Norman Gon- der, FOURTH ROW: DeRoss Hague, Dusty Jones, Maestro Harms, Shirley Brock, Leonard Hawley, Jill Swartz, The Pep Band is one of the factors responsible for the success of the football and basketball teams. Their continual show of pep and school spirit is one of the things that make Dodge High The Peppiest School in the Southwest. This group of high school students, under the direction of Howard Harms, won acclaim as being one of the finest dance bands in this area. One of theirfirst formal appearances was at the high school Carnival Floorshow. They fum- ished the music for the one Parent-Sponsored Dance and gave several public performances. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Harms, director, Eddie Kennedy, Nancy Hamer, Bobby Ann Rhynalds, Lynn Miller, Norma Hoagland, Jimmy Egberr. SECOND ROW: Claude Fare, Eugene Keirhly, Myrr James, Deb Hutchinson, Bradley Deck, Danny Perrill, Janie Boles. BACK ROWg K1erhCorrer, Jill Swartz. : Dance Band INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES 3 - E WOODWIND CHOIR: Holly Ramey, Louis Nevins, Nor- ma Arnold, Garry Hays, and Dusty Jones. BRASS CHOIR: Cornelio Garnica Charles Sites, Eddie Mueller, Jim Boyd, Palmer Dark, and Alva Hutton TRUMPET OUARTET:AlvaHutton, Wiley Holderness, Galen Durr, and Norman Simmons. 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Eddle Riley L ACTIGN Jornes scores a Home - c o m i n g Touchdown which conquered Gar- den City. .-1-ul r A , Taylor watches fast action by Kenny Ever- hart. A, 5.15 .,-i.,'f' , Dodge Dodge Dodge Dodge Dodge Dodge Dodge Dodge Dodge is- :FF V . A .., rw . .Q -,DV F ', 't'.1-. L 19 20 24 31 27 34 14 45 QQ 234 SEASON RECORD here there here there here there there here there Goodland 6 Hays Cadets O Russell 7 Great Bend 7 Hays High 6 Larned O Garden City 7 Stafford 12 Pratt Q- 57 Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Q F .1 V T ,-..jk- A FOOTBALL SUCCESS STORY After many weeks of sweat and hard work the Dodge City High School Red Demons came out in a blaze of glory by being undefeated for the first time since l942. These two teams, along with the team of 1945, which was undefeated but was tied once, were the only ones to reach this high in the history of the school, an honor earned by only the best of teams. They were trained by the very able Head Coach, B. A. Taylor, a graduate of Emporia State: his assistants were, Head Line Coach, Fred Day, and Cowboy Coach, Jack Cotton. They were sparkplugs that kept the team going and spurred them on to a very successful season. The team as a whole won the championship of the West Central Kansas League and ranked fifth in the state by Associated Press Poll . They had three players on the All-State squad! Mert James and Kenneth Everhart, an the second team: and Jerry Felkel, honorable mention. The Demons also had seven on the all-league team! Jerry Felkel, Mert James, Kenneth Everhart, Gene Foulks, Larry Snodgrass, first team: Larry Maskus and Larry Fleming, honorable mention. Because of the depth in substitutions, Coach Taylor was able to use twenty-five players as they were needed, and he lettered these twenty-five. They are! ENDS: Parker Stotler, ir., Larry Maskus, ir. , John VanDine, jr. , Bob Cox, ir., and Jack Marler, sr. TACKLES: Larry Snodgrass, ir. , Larry Billings, ir., Jerry Phillips, sr. , Roy Billings, sr. GUARDS: Kenneth Everhart, sr., Cyrl Foote, soph., Eddie Nufer, sr., Benny Killingsworth, sr. CENTERS!Claude Fare, sr., Eugene Faulks, sr., Phil Barnes, ir. QUARTERBACKSS Jerry Felkel, sr. Lawrence lrsik, ir. FULLBACKS: Larry Fleming, sr. , Willie Brown, soph. LEFT HALFBACKS2 Charles Collier, sr. Calvin Board, ir., Don Shumard, ir. RIGHT HALFBACKS2 Mert James, sr., Eddie Riley, soph. Of these twenty-five there will be thirteen back for a good team in 53 . The squad this year elected tri-captains, Mert James, Jerry Felkel, and Kenneth Everhart. The Demons won nine straight games with no defeats. They had 234 points to theiropponents' 57 points. Myrlen Jameswas high scorerthis year with 86 pointsiCharles Collier was second with 31: Felkel had 307 Fleming: 24, Board, 215 Cox, T85 Riley, T25 Everhart, 6: and VanDine, 6. This year the Demons succeeded in keeping the Hatchetin our annual game with Garden City. The Demons defeated Stafford for the first time since T945. On November 22, l95l, Turkey Day , Dodge City defeated Pratt for the championship of our league, and, as always the losing captain had to walk off the field without his shoes. The Pratt Captains got cold feet. 74 DEMONS i FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Maurice lloltfrerich, Kenny Everharr, Myrlen James, CharlesCol1ier, Jerry Fclkel, EugeneFaurot. BACK ROW1Coach Cotton, Parker Srotler, Lawrence lrsik, Rex Peterson, Bob Cox, Phil Barnes, Paul Clark. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Crawford, Dale McKee, Stanley Peters, Eddie Riley, Glee Abby, Gordon Holrfrerich, John Elwell, SECOND ROWg john Van Dine, Lawrence lrsik, Garry Hays, Richard Woodworth, Clifford Omo, Willie Brown, Phil Barnes, BACK ROW: Coach Day, Gary Barr, Ioe Wilcoxen, Frank Speck, Jack Madden, Gordon Butler, Wiley Holderness, R. E. Schellhamer, COWBOYS JERRY EELK EL Forward Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons PAUL CLARK Guard 50 Here 42 There 36 There 51 Here 41 Here 43 There 50 There 52 Here 55 There 50 Here 39 There 38 Here 40 There 23 Here 47 Here 38 There 47 Here 55 There BOB COX Guard Wichita Hays Colorado Springs Great Bend Leavenworth Russell Garden City Pratt Larned Stafford Wichita Hays Great Bend Garden City Russell Pratt Larned Stafford TOURNAMENT GAMES DODGE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT 42 Here Lyons 55 Here Ottawa REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 51 There Hutchinson 45 There McPherson STATE TOURNAMENT 58 There Parsons PHIL BARNES Guard KENNY EVERHART Guard F1rstP1aQe Trophy Tl'UITIR6g:1OI13l Tournament 1nGrear Bend. LAWRENCE IRSIK Forward w H' I-4-' x kk is A ' 1 Q ,. , , mvf 5-J' wg' xi if mia 1 , I5 is 2' 1 'Q D X v N , 'ri R 4 F 11 1 if ,Q 6 X e . 'ggi A 'i u 1' JJ W 3 94 X N fs 'V 'f R 3 ! 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