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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

,- mf na. fa: 25 I- THE '53 sou' PIIIHESIEH 'BY5 mm IIEE III IIIIIIHE HIGH PRODUCER Board of Educatuon ASS T DIRECTORS The Faculty CAST The Student Body MAKE UP Studio de Lars ACT I Actlvltles AC II Fme Arts AC III Athletics ENCORE Summer Supplement I Published By THE SENIOR CLASS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dodge City, Kansas DIRECTOR . . . . Frank B. Toalson I T . . . . ' I O O I 1 1 DR. C. M. REDFIELD DR. LEWIS E. MOCK CHARLES SCHRAEDER, JR A. G. SCHROEDERMEIER, CLIFF E. CRANE, Superintendent President PRUDUCEHS BHBK THE SHUUI Our thanks and appreciation to the Board of Education for their generous service in behalf of the Dodge City Schools. RALPH I. RHYNALDS HOWARD A. ENSMINGER PAUL M- ALLEN ,fxy X DOROTHY REYNOLDS Spanish, Latin. ROBERT BA LLOU American History HSSISTHHT UIREUTURS L EUNICE JONES English, Journalism. LYDIA HAAG Government Lois CAFFYN Engiish. SPEND- LOREN DYSON Government, American History, English, Sociology. W. RICHARD WILKIE Spee ch , Debate, English, UUUHTLESS 5,4 JACK TEETERS Art HUUHS- MAX CONNER Orchestra HOWARD HARMS Band XX. xt. VERNON ZOLLARS Chorus 'xi 3 Af' 5 5x X QEWG UUHUHIHG JOHIN llWLLi Lilhllllnlfy Pliwiab -5iLI'OIlt1llULo 'A ,XI V Dualf'U 1 v ml! Wm wumm gunni' 9.2 ,A-' LAUREINLE bTAIwiOIx Gconiutry, Connncrcial Law, Shop Math. LEE WILKIE Library DORAL GROSE Home and Family, Sr. Biology. PAUL ANDREE Driver's Education WILLIAM CUMMINS Driver's Education Science, World History, .gk T S Y. Kxxf MWQMMN nous cHl1i3ii5LnET C6 Inf. 'Q ,,f-v 1 AYLOR Cx F A PhYSxcaX EducaU0U Bea Boys Trarlk Coach PLHUEHS HIH IMOGENE HAFFNER GU15 Physlcal Ed Dun na ucauon OOQJHH C0 ach I ACK COTTON B1010 SY Baskqban CO a FRED DAY Ch A sslsranr Football C 03Ch br Bookkeepmg A1 ebra Advanced Alge a 8 Temus Coach Assxstam Football Coach M 'S' 9-Q! 'QVW' X .-. M, A gn, DE AN W AG AM AN x Metal Work' Mow Mechaniw IHDWIDUHl GORDON CLARK Une Vocational Agncu t fsssif' A ' ,- wsolr' .i- ELIZABETH HIRSCHLER Clothing, Foods L-YLE A-SKEROOTH yplfigf Shottha nd RULES WU-LIA Mech 3171 Woodxh cial Drawin MALAIR ELLEN ECKERT Shorthand, Typing, Consumers ' rklng' Me 8 M1 Work Education fs -Adv F11- 4 'A 1 . -Z f' f N , F . ' 1 4' I A! A 1 - 3, I , 1' e u -f 6 if 5 'ling -04 L 5 f 1 Q ,e 'wi if i Z 2 4' P 1 5 Fl , ii I l-. F 3, -rx 3 6 -fr V' Ii 1 ' 4- A, 1 I Q- 'G' 'W W- J' 4' 1-f f ff ' 1' 'T wiarv , . fs M? 4! ' 1 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Paul Clark: Vice-President, Sharon Greeneg Treasurer, Bruce Sites: Secretary, Karen Huttonp Student Council Representative, Louie Nevins. Mr. Dyson Paul Clark class sponsor senior class president The curtains were opened in T950 on T67 sophomore members of the Class of '53, For the leading roles, the class chose Phil Barnes as president, Patsy Payne as vice-president, Barbara Weigel as secretary-treasurer, and Sharon Greene as student council representative. For out- standing entertainment, three one-act plays were given-- Who Killed Ann Gage, Swept Clean Off Her Feet, and Sob Stuff. Pinky Haar was chosen Demon cheerleader, and three of the first Cowboy cheerleaders were sophomores--Heather Shanklin, Ruth Ann Sinks, and Betty Abel. Louie Nevins as president, Barbara Weigel as vice-president, Karen Hutton as treasurer, Patsy Payne as secretary, and Sharon Theis as Student Council representative entered the scene as Junior Class officers. Ruth Ann Sinks and Eddie Kennedy were elected Demon cheerleaders. The comedy, Not in a Thousand Years , was presented as the class play featuring the American family. The Junior-Senior banquetand prom was setin a beautiful background of gay Paree-- April in Paris. Jill Swartz was crowned Spring Sports Queen and Darlene Bittel was Prom Queen. Parker Stotler was the only Demon player to make the All-State basketball squad. The iuniors of 1952 tasted victory as they captured the Little Brown Jug from the seniors on Demon Day. The final act for the Senior Class began with Paul Clark as president, Sharon Greene as vice-president, Karen Hutton as secretary, Bruce Sites as treasurer, and Louie Nevins as Student Council representative. Three of the cheerleaders--Jill Swartz, Ruth Ann Sinks, and Pinky Haar--were seniors, Larry Snodgrass was chosen on the All-State football team after the Demons successfully won for an undefeated season. The victorious basketball team captured the League Championship title. The highlight of the year came with the Carnival and Floorshow which presented a tour through fabulous New York , following the theme, Manhattan Serenade . The Carnival committee was made up of Barbara Weigel, Sharon Theis, and Betty Abel, with Mr. Elwell as sponsor. .lerelyn Janousek was crowned Carnival Queen and Betty Struble reigned as Basketball Queen. The class play, Ghost Road, was well received and the year drew to a close with the annual senior picnic. The curtains closed on the finale, May 21, as T20 seniors donned cap and gown to receive their well-deserved, long-awaited diplomas. 10 ABEL, BETTY- Student Council 2-35 Allemande I-2-35 Carnival Committee 35 Cheerleader I-25 DrillT earn 35 Dodger Staff 33 F. ll. A. l-2-35Girl:' Pep Club l-2-5, Officer 25llonor Society I-25 Kayettes I-2-35 Pinfeathers 3, Officer 55 Sou'Wester 35 Thespians I-2-3. ALEY , MIKE- D Club 33 Allernande 2-35 Football 2-3, Lettered 35 Track 25 Intramurals I-2-3. ALLEN, PATRICIA-F.H. A. I-25 G. A. C. 2-32 Girls' Pep Club I-2-35 Kay- ettes 15 Red Cross 25 Chorus I-2-35 Music Festival I-2-3. ANDREWS, DELORES-F.H. A. r-2-yours' Pep Club 1-2-gpxayeuesx-2-35 Office Practice 35 Music Festival I-2-3. BARNES, PHIL-Student Council 25 Class Officer I5 Allemande I-2-35 D Club 2-3, Officer 35 Honor Society I-25 Kays I5 Band I-2, Lettered 25BIasi Sextet I5 French I-lorntguartet 25 Orchestra I-25 Theater Orchestra I-25 Music Festival I-25 Football I-2-3, Lettered I-2-35 Basketball I-23 Track 25 Tennis SEHIUHS STHH Ill BELL, DALE P.-Chorus 25 Music Festival 2. BILLINGS, LARRY- D Club 2-35 Chorus 25 Football I-2-3, Lettered 2-3s Track I-2-35 Intramurals I-2. BITTEL, DARLENE-Student Council 3, Officer 35 Allemande I-2-35 Class Play I-25 Drill Team 35 F. I-I. A. 2-35 Kayettes I-2-3, Cabinet 2-35 Thespians I-2-3, National Thespians25Chorus I-2-3: Sophomore Double Trio I5Double Trio 25 Music Festival I-2-35 Musical I-23 Prom Queen 25 Sou' Wester Staff 3. BOARD, CALVIN-Boys' Pep Club 15 D Club I-2-35 Football I-2-35 Lettered 44' 154. I-2-3: Track I-2: Lettered I-25 Intramurals I-2. BOARD, FRANCES-F.H. A. 3: G.A. C. I-2-3, Lettered 25 Girls' Pep Club I-2-35 Kayettes I5 Band I-2-3, Lettered 25 Pep Band I5 Chorus 35 Music Festival I-2-35 Pinfeathers I. BOLES, JANIE-Allemande I-2-35 Class Play I5 Drill Team I-2-35 F. H.A. 2-3, Officer 3:G.A.C. I5 Girls'Pep Club I-2-35Honor Society I-25 Kay- ettes I-2-3, Cabinet I-2-39 Thespians I-2-35 Band 2-3, Lettered 2-35 Pep Band 35 Dance Band I-2-35 Orchestral-2-35Lettered 2-35 String Quartet5 Chorus 2-35 Music Festival I-2-3. I x BOWLIN, JERRY-Allemande I-2-33 Boys'Pep Club 2-3: D Club 35 Kays 25 Football I-2-3, Lettered 35 Baseball Ii Track 2-35 Intramurals I-2-3. BROOKS, DIXIE-Englewood, Kansas I-2. BROWN, JUDY-Allemande I-2-35 Class Play I5 Dodger Staff 35 F.H.A. 35 Girls' Pep Club I-2-35 Kayettes I-2-35 Thespians I-2-35 Ckchestra I-2-35 Ensemble I-2-35 Musical 3. BRUMBAUGH, BOB-Boys' Pep Club 35 Football I-2: Track I5 Intramural I- . - , is .s Iii 2-3. BURHART, RUTH-Student Council I-35 Allemande I-2: Girls'Pep Club I- 2-3, Officer 35 Kayettes I-25Thespians I5 Chorus I-2-35 Music Festival I- 2-3: Musical I-2. BURR, MARITA-Drill Team 2-35 F.H. A. I-2-33 Girls' Pep Club I5 Kayettes I-25 Office Practice 35Chorus I-35Sophomore Double Trio t5MusicFestival I-2-3. CLARK, PAUL ll. --Class Officer 5QA11tflllZlIlde SQ D Club 2-59 Dodger Staff SQ llonor Society 2-59 Basketball 2-59 Baseball 2-5, Lettered 29 Football Manager 32 Laluar llight School, llouston, Texas I. CONWAY, THOMAS--Kays SQ Copeland, Kansas I. COOK, NANCY ANN-Student Council 51 Allemandc I-23 F.ll A. 2-53 G.A. C. I-2-59 Girls' Pep Club l-2-5, Kayettes 32 Pinfeather Club 32 Red Cross I-5, Officer 5Q Thespians 29 Chorus I-2-5, Ensemble I9 Music Festival I-2-5. COX, BOB-- D Club I-2-59 Football I-2-5, Lettered I-2-59 Basketball I-2, Lettered I9 Baseball I: Track 2-5. DARK, PALMER, JR. --Boys' Pep Club 51 Kays 29 Red Cross Bi Band I-2-59 Football I'2'3Q Track I-2-59 Brass Ensemble I-2-3. DECK, BRADLEY--Student Council 2-59Allemande I-2-5, Officer 59 Boys' Pep Club 2-5, Officer 2-59 Class Play 29 Kays 29Band I-2-5, Lettered I-2-59 Brass Sttxtet I9 Pep Band I-2-55 Dance Band I-2-31 Orchestra 32 Theater Orchestra 32 Chorus 2-59 Boys' Quartet 2-59 Madriglians 32 Music Festival I-2: Musical 29 Basketball I9 Intramurals I-2-3. t'f7 SPLEHUID '53 PRUDUCTIUH ' . DEIS, EDWARD--Allemande I9 D Club9 Football I-2-3, Lettered 59 , Baseball I-2-3: Intramurals 5. DUGAN, JACKIE--G.A. C. I-2-5, Lettered 29 Girls' Pep Club I-25 Honor Society I'2: Kayettes I-2-59 Office Practice 59 Thespians 2. EGBERT, JAMES--Allemande I-59 Boys' Pep Club I-2-5, Officer 29 Kays I I-29 Sou'Wester staff 59 Band I-2-5, Lettered I-2-59 Pep Band I-2-59 .- Dance Band I'2QOl'Cl'lESU8 I-2-5, Lettered I-2-59 Theater Orchestra I-2- 32 Music Festival I-2-53 Track 19 Intramurals r-2-5. FLEETWOOD, JOY--Allemande I-29 G.A. C. I-59 Girls' Pep Club I9 Kay- ettes 32 Office Practice 32 Chorus I-2: Music Festival I-23 Musicale I-2. GARCIA, BOB--Boys' Pep Club I-59 Kays I-5: Chorus I-59 Ensemble I-59 Music Festival I2 Musical Ii TrackI9 Intramurals I9 Oakland High School, Oakland, California 2. GARNICA, RUBEN--Band I-2: Music Festival I-29 Football I'2I Baseball I9 Track I9 Intramurals 2 x .Nr ,,., GIESSEL, MARILYN--Allemande I-29 G. A. C. 2-5, Lettered 29 Girls' Pep Club 29 Honor Society I3 Kayettes 2-59 Office Practice 59Thespians I-2-3. GILLILAND, BEVERLY--Allemande I-2-5: Class Play I-2: F.H.A. I-3. Officer 32 G.A.C. I9 Girls' Pep Club 31 Kayettes I-2-59 Thespians I-2-5, Officer 59 National Thespians 2-59 Chorus 5. GJOVIG, IERUE--Allemande 2-3: F. H. A. I-2-5, Officer 59Girls' Pep Club 32 Kayettes I-2-39 Thespians BQ Band I-2-59 Lettered 2-59 Music Festival I-2- . GREEQXIE, SHARON--Class Officer I-59 Student Council I-2-5, Officer 59 Allemande I-2-59 Class Play I-2: F.l-I. A. 32 Honor Society I-29 Kayetres I-2-5, Cabinet 2-59 Thespians I-2-59 National Thespians 2-59 Orchestra I-2-5, Lettered I-2-31 String Quartette I-2-59 Theater Orchestra I-2-3: Chorus I-2-5: Girls' Quartette I-22 Madrigalians 31 Music Festival I-2-39 Musical 2. Class Play 29 D Club 2-59Honor Society I9 Kays I-2-35 Chorus I-59 Music Festival I-2-59 Golf I-2-5, Lettered r-29 Intramurals I-2-5. HAAR, EMIL PINKY -- Student Council 2-59 Boys'Pep Club I-2-5, Officer 31 Cheerleader, Demon I-5, Cowboy 29 Class Play I9 D Club 32 Dodger staff 3Q Kays I-2-5, Cabinet 31 Thespians I-2-5, Officer 2-59 Chorus 2-5, Ensemble I9 Musical 29 Intramurals I-2: Tennis I-2-5, Lettered 29 Debate 2-5, Lettered 29 Contest Play 2. V GROSE, GARY--Student Council I9 Allemande I-2-59 Boys' Pep Club I-2: GER IAYRA F ll 3 Kaye e 3 Pinfcatlier Club 2gRed HAMRICK DIANA KAY Dodger Staff3 G A C I 2 32 Girls' Pep Club HARMS LELAH Allcmandel 2 F ll A I 2 Officer 2: G.A.C. 21 Girls Pep Club I 3 Kayettes 1 2 3 Office Help 3 Chorus 1-2-3, Double llAR'l MAN SANDRA Alleniaudcl 2 3 ClassPlayI Dr1llTeam3gF.H.A. 2 3 Officer 3 Girls Pep Club I 2 3 KayettcsI 2 3 Office Practice3g HAWLEY LEONARD Boys Pep Club I 2 3 Class Play 25 Kays 2-3g Sou' Y 'J i Wester Staff 3 'lhcspians3 Band I 2 3 Lettered 2 Pep Band 2-'3iCllC1'LlS 3. ' UF HEHLISTIIZ UHHHIH- HUNTER JOY Allemandel Basketballl 2 Baseballi Intramurals 3. HUTTON KAREN Class Officer 2 3 Allemande I 2 35 Drill Team 3g A 2 3 Officer 3 G A C I 3 Letteredr 3 Girls' Pep Clubl-3 Kayettesl 2 3 Thespians 1 2 3 Band I 2 3 Letteredl 2-3: Clarinet Sex let I Pep Band I 2 3 Ckchestra I Chorus I Music Festival I-2-3. IMEL GAYLE Student Council I Allemande I 2 3 Class Play I-23 Drill Team 2 3 F H A 2 3 Kayetresr 2 3 Cabinet 2 3 Officer 3gG.A.C. 1, Lettered I Girls PepClubI 2 3 Honor SOCIEIYI Thespiansl-2-3g National Thespians 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 Girls Quartette I 2 Madrrgalians 2-39Music IRSIK LAWRENCE Allemandel 2 3 D C1ub2 3 Officer 3gChorus2-35 Football I 2 3 Lettered I 2 3 Basketball I 2 3 Baseball I-3: Track 2, JANOUSEK IERELYN SUE Student Council 3 Allemande I-2-3: Dodger Staff3 F H A 2 3 G A C I Girl s Pep Club I 2 3 Officer 3:Kayettes I 2 3 Cabinet 3 Monitor 2 Chorus I 2 3 Music Festival I-2-3: Musicale JONES EDWARD DUSTY Student Council 2 3 Officer 3gAl1emande I- 2 3 Boys Pep Club 3 Class Play 2 Honor SOCICIYI 2 Kays 1-2-3, Stage Crew I 2 3 Thespians 3 National Thespians 3 Band I 2 3, Ensembles I- 2 3 Pep Band 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 Ensembles I 2 3 Theater Orchestra I 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 Boys Ensemble I Madrigalians 2 35 Music Festival I 2 3 MUSICBII 2 3 Footballt 2 Intramuralsr 2 Debate 3: Tennis Ig Qs HAYS, GARRY--Student CouncilIgAl1emande I-2-3: D Club 2-3gDodger Staff 3g Kays 1-2, Officer I-2, Stage Crew I-2-35 Band I-2-3:WOOdwll1d Quintet, French Horn Quartetg Orchestra I-2-3: Theater Orchestra I-2-3: Music Festival I-2-3gBasketba1l I-2-3: Tennis I-2-3, Lettered I-2-3g Boys' Quartet Ip Musicals, Debate 2, Lettered 3. HESSMAN, CHARLES--Allemande I-2-3: Boys' Pep Club 35 F.F.A. I-2-35 Intramurals I-2. HILL, PAT--Allemande I-3: Class Play I-2: F.H. A. 2-3, Officer 3g Girls Pep Club I-2-3g Kayettes I-2-3, Cabinet 35 Thespians 2-3g National Thes- ians 2-3g Chorus 2-35 Music Festival 2-35 Musical 3. HOFER, JACK--Kiowa, Kansas Ig Allemaude 2-3, Boys'Pep Club 2-3: Kays 2-3g Orchestra 2-3, Lettered 35 Theater Orchestra 3g Music Festival 2-3: Tennis 2-3: Intramurals 3. HOLTFRERICH, MA URICE--Allemande 1-2-3, D Club 1-2-33 Honor So- iety I-25 Kays 23 Monitor Ig Football I-2g Basket Ball I-2-3, Lettered I-25 Track I-23 Student Manager 3. HOPKINS, DON--Allemande 3g Dodger Staff 3, Kays 2: Sou'Wester Staff 3g Band I-2-3, Lettered 2-3: Brass Ensemble I-3g Pep Band I-2-3: Orchestra 2-3, Lettered 2g Theater Orchestra I-35 Chorus 2g Music Festival I-2-35 Baseball 32 Intramurals I-2-3g Debate 2. LIFE LEASURE, RONALD--Intramurals I-2-3. LEMBRIGHT, BETTE--Drill Team 2-3:F. H.A. I-2-35 Gills' Pep Club I- 2-35 Kayettes I-25 Office Practice 35 Allemande 1. LENZ, DON-Boys' Pep Club 3. LENZ., PHIL--F.F. A. I-25 Intramurals I. LEWIS, FRANCE MAE--Louisville, Kentucky I-25 Klyettes 35 Red Cross 35 Chorus 3, Ensemble 35 Music Festival 3. MCCART, MARGARET--F.H. A. 33 G.A. C. I-2-33 Gills' Pep Club25 Kayettes I-2-35 Office Help 3. JONES, ELMER--Honor Society I. KEITHLY, EUGENE-- Alleiriande I-2-3, Band I-2-35 Pep Baud I-2-35 Dance Band I-2-35 Orchestra I-2-35 'lheater Orchestra l-2-35 Chorus 35 Music Festival I-2-3. KENNEDY,EDDIE--Student Council 35Allemande I-2-35 Boys'Pep Club 25 Cheerleader 25 Class Play I-23 D Club I-2-3: Honor Society I5 Kays I5 Monitor 25 Thespians I-2-3, Officer 35 National Thcspians 2-35 Band I-2-3, Lettered 2-35 Saxophone Sextet I-2-35 Pep Band I-2-35 Dance Band I-25 Orchestra I-2-3, Ensemble 35'l'heater Orchestra 1-2-35 Chorus 25 Music Festival I-2-35 Musicale I-25 Basketball I5 Golf I-2, lettered I5 Intramurals 15 Contest Play I-25 Debate 3. KENNETT, MARGIE--Student Council 35 Allemande 2-35 Drillleani 2-3, Officer 35 F.H.A. I-2-3, Officer 35 G. A. C. I5Girls' Pep Club I-35 Kay- ettes I-2-3: Thespians I-2-3. KIRMER, MARILYN--Allemande 25 G.A. C. I-2-3, Officer 3, Lettered 1- 25 Girls' Pep Club 25 Honor Society I-25 Kayettes 35 Office Help 2-39 Office Practice 35 Thespians 25 Tennis 2, Lettered 2. KREIE, ROSALlNE-- Girls'Pep Club 2-35 Honor Society I5 Kayettes I-2-35 Office Practice 35 Red Cross 35Sou'Wester Staff 35 Thespians I-25 Chorus 2-35 Music Festival 35 Musical 2-3. III DUDGE HIGH, McKEE, DALE--Student Council 35 D Club 2-35 Honor Society I-25 Kays 25Footba1l r-25Basketball 25 Track I-25 Intramurals I'2'3Q Student Manager, Basketball I-2, Lettered 1. MCKIBBEN, EDDIE--Class Officer If2 year5 Student Council If2 year5 Allemande 2-35 D Club 25 Cheerleader 25. Boys' Pep Club 3. Track 2, Lettered 2. MADDEN, JACK--Allemande 35 Football I-2-3, Lettered 35 Basketball I-25 Track I-2. MARCONNETT, PAUL--Larned I5 Jetmore 2. MASKUS, JAMES-- D Club 2-35F.F.A. I-2-35Football I-2-3, Lettered 35 Baseball I-2-3, Lettered 2-35 Intramurals I-2-3. MASKUS, LARRY-- D Club 2-3: Dodger SI3ff3i Football I-2-3, -Lettered 2-35 Baseball I-2-3, Lettered 1-2-35 Intramurals I-2-3. MAYRATH, NED--Student Council 3, Boys' Pep Club 3, Stage Crew l-2-3, Thespians 2-3, National Thespians 3, Band 1, Orchestra 3, Chorus 2-3, Music Festival I-2-3. MENDOZA, SUSANNE--G.A.C. 2-3, lettered 2, Kayettes 1- 2-3, Office Practice 3, Girls' Pep Club 2, MILLION, DUANE--Football I-2-3, Track I-25 Intramurals 1- 2-3. MITCHELL, OTIS--Spearville I-2, Dodge Staff3, Kays 3, Chorus 3, Music Festival 3, MOHLER, MARCIA--Allemande I-2-3: Class Play I-2, Drill Team 3, F.H.A, 2-3, Girls' Pep Club 1-2-3, Honor Society 1- 2, Kayettes 1-2-3, Cabinet 3, Office Help 3, Pinfeathers 3, Officer 3, Sou'Wester Staff 31ThespiansI-2-3,N3I10l'l3lTl18Sp- ians 2-3, Chorus I-2-3, Sophomore Double Trio, Double Trio, Musical I-2, MUELLER, LLOYD--F.F.A. I-2-3. 'ii 'Ng E aa gf Ad .r .di '52 3 ff .T Juv F, w at A 43' 2 fp 1' ', , I -3 Y I . 'xt ,VM Q' . ttf as-5 'l X ffl W. PHCHED lllllH Hllllllll, PAYNE, PATSY--Class Officer I-2: Student Council 1-2-3, Allemande I-2'3, Class Play 1, Honor Society I, Kayettes 1- PATEE, BETTY- - MUSSLIN, JULIANA--Girls' Pep Club 1-2: Kayettes 3. NASH, BARBARA--Allemande I-2, Dodger Staff 3, F.l-LA. 1, Kayettes I-3. NEVINS, LOUIS--Class Officer 2-3, Student Council I-2-3, Allemande I'2'3QClaSS Play 1-2, Honor Society 1, Kays I-2- 3, Cabinet 2-3, Thespians 2-3, National Thespians 2-3, Band I-2-3, Woodwind Ensemble, Pep Band 2-3,Dance Band 3, Or- chestra I-2-3: Theater Orchestra I-2-3: Chorus I-2-3, Boys' Quarter, Madrigalians I-2-3, Music Festival I-2-3, Musicale 1-2-3, Golf 1, Contest Play, Intramurals I-2-3, OMO, MARY RUTTER--Allemande I-2, Drill Team 2-3, Of- ficer 3, F.H.A, I-2, G.A.C. I-2-3, Lettered 1, Girls' Pep Club I-2: Kayettes 1-2,0ffice Help 1-2-3,0ffice Practice 3. Football I-2-3: Track I-2-3, Lettered 2-3, Intramurals 1-2. PARRISH, DICK--Boys' Pep Club 3, Kays 3, Dance Band 3, Or- PANTER, JACK--Allemande 1-2, D Club 2-3, Chorus 1- chestra 3, Theater Orchestra 3, Garden City, Kansas I-2, 2-3, Cabinet 2-3, Thespians 1-2,0rchestra I-2-3. Lettered 1- 2, Orchestra Ensemble I-2-33 Theater Orchestra 1-2-3, Music Festival I-2-3, Office Practice 3. PENNINGTON, DAVID- -'Intramurals I-2-3. PERRILL, DAN--Student Council I-2,Al18lTlal'lde I-2-3: Boys' Pep Club I-2-3, Officer 2-3, Class Play 2, Honor Society 1, Kays I-2-3, Cabinet 2-3, Thespians 3:Band1-2-3, Ensembles I-2-3, Pep Band 2-3, Dance Band 2, Music Festival I-2-3, Tennis I-2: Contest Play I-2. PETERSON, REX--Allemande I-2-33 D: Club 2-3, Dodger Staff 3, Kays 2, Red Cross 3, Band 1-2, Music Festival 1-2, Football I-2-3, lettered 3,Basketball I-2-3. Lettered2,Base- ball I-2-3, Lettered 2. PIPPITT, DOROTHY--Girls' Pep Club 1-2, Kayettes I-2-3, Office Practice 3, Office Help 3. 1 25 Kayettes 1 -- 5, df ' 3 RODRIGUEL, lf, - -3 ' ' ROENFELDT, is J 3 I-2-33 Track RosEBRooK, fl Staff 35 Kays Festival I-25 RAMEY, HOLLY--Allemande I5Class Play 15 F.H.A, 35 Girls' Pep Club I-2-35KayelleSI-2-35Thcsp1ar1s I-2-353311111-2-3, Lettered l-2-35 Ensemble 25 Theater Orchestra I-2-35 music Festival I-2-35 Girls' Pep Club I-2-35 Dance Band 35 Orchestra I-2-35 Lettered 2-3, Ensemble 2. RATHBUN, GENE--Boys' Pep Club 1-2-35 Kays 2-35 Baseball 15 Track 25 Intramurals I-2-3. RICE, MARJORIE--Allemande 2-35G,A.C. I-2-3, Lettered l- -2-3, Cabinet 35 Office Practice 3. FREDDIE--Band 15 Intramurals I, VERN--Allemande 1-35 Dodger Staff 35 Football I-25 Intramurals 2-35 Basketball 1, DON--Allemande I-23 Boys' Pep Club 35 Dodger 2-35 Thespians 35 Chorus I-2, Ensemble 25 Music Musical I-2-35 Contest Play 2. SUSPEHSE, STUUU, HND RUITIHHIIE. SAMUELS, LL.--Boys' Pep Club 2-35 Kays 3. SCHRAEDER, ROSS--Allemande I-25 Honor Society I5 Kays I-2-3, Cabinet 2-35Red Cross 3, Officer 35 Sou'Wester Staff 35 Thespians 35 Chorus I5 Ensemble 15 Musical 1, SHUMARD, DON--Student Council 35 D Club 1-2-3: F.F.A. I-2-3, Officer 35 Football 1-2-35 Lettered 2-35 Track 1-2-35 Lettered I-2-35 Intramurals I-2-3. SIDEBOTTOM, GERTRUDE--G.A.C. 3: F.H.A. 2-35Band I-2- 3, Lettered 25 Orchestra I-2-35 Lettered 25 Allemande 1-2-35 Head Twirler 2-3. SINKS, RUTH ANNE-Student Council I-2-35Cheerleader I-2- 35 F.H.A. 2-3, Officer 35 Monitor 25 Thespians 1-2-35Chorus I-2-3, Girls' Trio I-2-3: Madrigalians 2-35 Music Festival 1- 2-35Musicale I-2-35 Kayettes 2-3, Cabinet 35 Girls' Pep Club I-2-35 Allemande 35 Debate 25 Head Cheerleader 3. SITES, BRUCE--Class Officer 35 Allemande I-35 Class Play 1- Kays 2-3, Cabinet 35 Thespians 2-3. 5 , ' feathers 2-35 QQ SPECK, FRANKLIN--Allemande 35 Boys' Pep Club 25 Kays 25 fu- Football 35 Basketball 25 Track 25 Intramurals 2. V' SPENCE, DEAN--F.F.A. 35 Intramurals r-2, STEELE, ROGER-Allemande 35Orchestra 1-2-35Ensemble I-25 Music Festival I-25 Intramurals I. - I ee 'G' ' -4363 5 .L ,, X '.7 ,4 K s F55 la.: will S565 SMITH, KENNETH--Class Play I5 Kays 35 Thespians I-2-3 Chorus I-25 Music Festival 1-25 Musicale I-25Debate 2. SNODGRASS, LARRY--Student Council 35 Allemande 1-2-3 Boys' Pep Club 2-35 D Club 2-35 Kays 2-35 Band 1-25 Music Festival I-25 Football 1-2-3, Lettered I-2-35 Basketball I-25 Track 1-2, Lettered I-25 Intramurals 2. SOUTHWORTH, JOAN--Dodger Staff 35 Kayettes I-2-35 Pin- Red Cross I-2-3, Officer 35 Girls' Pep Club 3. STEPHENSON, EVELYN--Allemande I-25 Kayettes 35 Office Practice 35 Thespians I5 Chorus lg Music Festival I5 Musicale 1. STOTLER, PARKER--Allemande I-2-35 Boys' Pep Club 35 D Club 2-3, Officer 35 Kays 2-35 Dance Band I-25Orchestra I-2, Ensemble I-25 Theater Orchestra I-25 Boys' Vocal Ensemble 15 Music Festival I-25 Football I-2-3, Lettered I-2-35Basketball 1-2-3, Lettered I-2-35 Track I-2-3. STRAMEL, FLORENCE--Allemande I5 F,H.A. I-2-35G.A.C. I-2-3, Lettered I-25 Girls' Pep Club I-2-35 Kayettes 35 Monitor 35 Red Cross I-25 Tennis I-2-3, Lettered I-2, STRAMEL, MELVIN--Allemande 35 Red Cross 35 Football I-2-35 Track I-2-35 Intramurals I-3, STRUBLE, BETTY--Student Council 25 Drill Team 25 F.H,A. I-2-3, Officer 25 G.A,C, I-2-3, Officer 2-35 Girls' Pep Club I-2-3, Officer 2-35 Honor Society I5 Kayettes I-2-35 Office Help 35 Tennis I-2, Lettered I-2, STURGEON, LARRY--Allemande I-35 D Club35 F.F. A, I-2- 3, Officer 2-35 Honor Society I5Office Help 25Chorus I5Foot- ball I-2-3, Lettered 35 Basketball 25 Baseballl-2-35 Intramurals I-2-35 Speech Clinic I5 Boys' Vocal Ensemble I, fig SWARTZ, JILL--Student Council 35 Allemande 2-35 Cheer- leader 2-35 Drill Team 35 F.H.A. 35 Girls' Pep Club 2-35 Kay- ettes 2-35 Band 2-3, Lettered 2-35 Ensembles 35 Pep Band 25 Dance Band 2-35 Orchestra 2-3, Lettered 2-35 Theater Orchestra 2-35 Chorus 25 Music Fest5val2-35 Muszcale 2-35 Intramurals 2-35 Girls' Tennis 3, THEIS, SHARON--Class Officer 25 Student Council 2-35 All- emande I-2-3, Officer 25 Carnival Committee 35 Class Play I-25 Drill Team 2-35 Girls' Pep Club 35 Honor Society I-25 Kayettes I-2-35 Cabinet 2-35 Thespians I-3, National Thesp- ians5 Thespian Officer 35 Assemble Committee 2, TURNER, BEUFRED--Allemande 2-35 Boys' Pep Club 35 Kays 2-35 Thespians 35Orchestra I-2-3, Ensemble I-23 Boys' Vocal VAN DINE, JOHN--Allemande 25 D: Club 2-35 F.F.A. 2-35 Football I-2-3, Lettered 2-35 Basketball I-2-35 Baseball I-2- VENTLING, JACK--Corydon, Iowa I-25 Allemande 35 D Club 35 Football 3, Lettered 35 Basketball 3, if Ensemble lg Track I, Lf' 'J f 3, Lettered 2. Q f WASSON, PATSY--Allemande I5 F.H,A. 1-2-3. Officer 35 Girls' Pep Club I-25 Office Practice 3. SEHIUH HIITUHS lfll SHUUI IH- WEIGEL, BARBARA--Class Officer I-25 Student Council 3, Officer 3- Allemande I-2'3' Carnival Committee Chairman 3- Class Playl 2 Drill Team I 2 3 Dodger Staff3 Girls Pep Club I 2 3 Honor Society I 2 Kayettes I 2 3 Cabinet3 Thespiansl 2 3 Officer 2 National Thespians 2 3 Band 2 3 Letteredz 3 Orchestral 2 3 Letteredl 2 3 Ensemblel 2 3 Theater Orchestral 2 3 Chorusz 3 Music Festival 2 3 Music 2 3 F H WEISS PHILLIP StudentCouncil3 F F A I 2 3 Officerz 3 Honor Societyl Baseball 2 3 Intramurals I 2 3 Club 2 Kayettes I Office Practice 3 WILSON BONNIE LEE Allemandel 2 F H A I 2 3 G A C I Girls Pep Clubl Kayettesl 2 3 Office Practice 3 Chorus I 2 3 Ensemble I 2 Madrigalians 3 Music Festival I 2 3 Musicalel 2 3 Tennis 2 Lettered 2 WINTER, PAULINE Allemande I Girls Pep Clubl 2 Kay ettesl 2 3 Office Helpl Office Practice 3 Band 2 3 Music Festival 2 3 x X ale - 2 . .A. 2-35 G.A.C. I. f , -- ' : . . . - - . ' - 1 D I ' : ' : - - . .5 . WILLIAMSON, GRACE--Allemandel5Drill Team 2-35Girls'Pep if A f . . 4 HI , ' ':...--:... 'L' 5'- -- : I ' - : - I WOOLWINE, THOMAS F F A I 2 3 YORK, ALTHEA--Allemande-2g F.H,A, 2-3g Honor Society-1gKayettes 2-3gPiI1- feathers 3g Red Cross 2-3, officerg Or- chestra I-2-3, ensemble IgMusic Fest ival I-2-3. ZINK, BARBARA--Allcmande I-2-3, Honor Society I-25 Office Practice 33 Chorus I-2-3, double trio I-25 Music Festival 3. cX3SS by ine - Cied aaa. Hill are enxigmoie Dal PM , A Pa' , so? Nlariorie Rxcitror noe' ln me on Yxxe' S rin?-Q EHTHUSIHSW Lyle Askerooth, spon- sor, gives new yell techniques to Ruth Ann Sinks, head chee r - leader, HHD CUMEDU 7-4Ei'f.g .H Clown Don Rosebrook, Sen ior, advertises the Carn- ival and Floorshow, Demon cheerleaders--Sara Nevins, Ruth Ann Sinks, Pinky Haar, Jill Swartz, and Norma Trent--strike a pose. Class president, Lanny Hunter, and head sponsor, Laurence Sfanfon,dis- cuss the work of the coming year. JUHIUHS SHHUI PHHFHISIHH HEHVU HHH lIHHi THLEHT Eddie Riley, Lanny Hunter, Larry Craig, and Glee Abbey maintain class dignity in the Sophomore Day Parade. txt? Gkee Amer Dr-ew Mgm Bormeli BQH Pm Barnes i : Gary Burr Evhd Mme Ben 3 Robevm Beifz Dann Brake! Shiriey B-eye JUHIURS HPPEHH Shown Bur:-ee Marvin Benner! AMVYH James arrzer I Delores Bleu Rose Boger If UNTER , 0 if 5 sr! 1 4 I . r ,4 f f 1' 'V le r-- . W f r , , , 1 I ' 1 'a Eugene aewaarrg ve-rn Sonar Leoenrre aresrrerrrrl 5 W1Uie srewrr X aeb sryee U I Derrare Burr 5 ' R' A S? I 1, E , ,' X W .4 , , 1 3 Q , x Gordon aerler arrrbrrre Byrd Roberv Collier Jean Cook Ke?Vh CoV7cr I rerrr, Craig r 3 A. . F U 1 , -1' ' ff X V - , ' V ik-al.. if 'Tir my., , rf f! y':,, - ,, . , .r I, r , 1 ', fi: enzeberrr creseeresd A Jrrrr Davies Carole Davis Zona oe, sm Deis -Ir-1. Ame Demon A, V1 Z0 4 W4 7-r A i if . 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I x ' f N' rx f 'K 4 Winifred Morris ' Ffcmkie Morrisey Anne Miller x - 1 .mm Lewis If Q-9 in Bm, Lynch slsmbem Mupel Edward Mueliev Bcunice Mcflomas M51 I - T shwsu Mmm 1 mf ' Deiores Naylor ZZ Mary Das DunieN Ser e McCook Martinez o Nevins -- ' A A I I 1 sr' . Jerry Moser James Nicholson 1 'Cr' ' . I8 .. 1 1 .. 1.?':',f Dom, Nufcr ' IH '53 PRUUUUTIUH 4. f ecgelaxy Cxass S Down A BURR' l x D J' . i Jufuw Sciml Mo X, Dm., wwmw 5055, A Rn Ig I 1 F X K . 6 ,x if 7 4 f J,vr' JD , My Quin- t , 4 , 4 K . 1 I 1 rgcrcl mm on Sh .lawn-IV Shen B cni in ' 'WWI ,JW P10 1 IHUHE JUHIURS W pwbb yw U J..g E121 LEY h Phyl Z4 ,J f o d c wk NOT SHOWN Kenneth G11lette Ni LYLE ASKERUO'1'1i, head sponsor of the sophomore class. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS left to rlght Janrce Turner secretary treasurer M1keConner vrce presrdent B111 'loalson Student Councrl representatrve front Lynn Mrller Presrdent SUPHUHIUHES IHHHE IH the scene below left to rrght B111 Meyers Garoldme Krnley James Cox Representmg the sp1r1t of the sophomore Sherrdan Dressler Jean Skaggs and Rrchard Hagen class Allen Stuart and Duane Baud 9 Z5 3 s., I . DE B UT '52 '53 The other high spot of the sophomore year--sophomore play night. Pictured in , I .f' W ' , . N V IE L 1 - W ' ' Y . Beverly Adams Donna Adrian Marcial Amaro jim Babcock Ronald Barker Donna Barnes Robert Bates Mary Blea Wendell Brunk Elaine Byrd Frances Chambers I ack Chaney Mike Conner Camilia Converse Dick Aldcrson Glenda Algrim Pat Alpers ii? Larry Babcock Duane Baird Thurman Baird SUPHUIIIUHES PLHU K Floyd Barnes Paul Barnes Robert Barnes Betty Board Daisy Boydston Helen Brown R James Cargile Sandra Carmichael Barbara Cecil Marliyn Chester Glenda Clare Don Clark Carol Coolbaugh Kathleen Copeland James Cox f ,-. an 'U K 1, . ,4 Ima I , 'IM 5: Patty Culver Larry Cunningham Carol Davis Majorie Drach Sheridan Dressler Nancy Dugan Bll PHHTS, Myrna Sue Everhart Foster Faurot Hanna Fisher Henry Garcia Jon Gjovig Shirley Glotta Pat Hammer Leonard Hampton Herald Harms Larry Hawkins Jean Hensel Bob Hess Emma Lou Hughes John Hughes Johnny Jacks David Dean Carol Dobyns Virginia Earnst Hershel Elder Wando Foote James Gall Richard Hagen Eldon Hager Robert Harned Dixie Haskell Barbara Hessman Kay Hessman Roberta Johnson Glenda Jones Garoldinc Kinley Kenton Kirkpauick Melvin Kreger Bob Legg Paul Lewis Dick Lochmann Parry McCall Lyla McComas Linda Miller Lynn Miller Clifford Morrow Nadine Mowdy Gary Noll Jim Obholz Marie Kline Rose Koontz Marvin Kruger Kenneth Legg Jolene Lembright Billy Lenz UIHLH-UHS, HHH Daisy Lockman Mary Looney Jackie McAllister Maralee McReyno1ds Dewain Mead Bill Meyers Loretta Minton David Morrisey Walter Morrison Sally Mullinex Evan Myers Denise Nahas LeMoyne Olsen Jerry Palmer Arlan Ramsay Q Sid Reynolds Gene Richardson Donald Riedlinger Gozalo Rodriguez Lillian Rodriguez Virginia Rogers Ilfilllllll SCENES at , UA I it R f x Margaret Sanchez Shirley Schleming Eleanor Schraeder Denni Smith Margaret Smith Tommy Snow Joe Soza Mike Soza Robert smith Sylvia Swanson Bill Toalson Norma Trent Jimmie Wasson Galen Young Delores Zamudio Dean Riggs David Rodriguez Gail Rumsey Judy Russell Glenna Rae Samnions Esley Simmons Jean Skaggs Delores Snyder Lawrence Soliday Allen Stuart Ferris Sumner Janice Turner Lois Voth Jean Zimmer Edward Zurbucken ill E 'lt' L 4 . fr? f ' , , , ..,' ,1 .. .ii 7 ,345 AQMQ. J w , -Q91 Ma., .75 .J J. Jf .1 .3 ' Wi JJ v fx If W . 4 . Y .wx-,,,. 5. ,,, ' vw' -. .W ' '5 jk 'V'-n ,mv 4 . as-fx 1: i.-, ,.,P?L'j '1fff1l..5f.e v , il LUHH PHIHTEU FHCES THE UJHLH DHS PHHHUE CUHCEHTRHTE HND UBEU it 3 one 1 fflw: Hl 1 1 ' I F 1 .5 . ' ' 'J . , 4 9 . ' l .J k ,f f X01 1 , 1 my . ' , f 1:1 , I 3 . J on 3 ' ' -' T 'h ,r E W ' Q Luv lj? l-- Al-. :Wife .rf lvk gd A 2 n 'r ' .Q ' ' f 'Q M , r f , ', r - v I - .-f V, 4,5 'Q JS! 1 ii A .- ' ... .. N.1x ' 4. -.,,,-.I U CTI STUDENT CUUTTTIIL , J., Through the '52-'53 year, the Student Council, the governing body of the school, sponsored many activities. First, a Stuco co- mmittee made the rules For Sophomore Day and executed them . Second, the Student Coun- cil sponsored the annual Carnival and Floor- show, which was a great success this year with Barbara Weigel, Betty Abel, and Sharon Theis making up the Carnival Committee. Parent- Sponsored Dances are under the direction of the Student Council, which is also in charge of the outside Christmas decorations. . , Xonfls' . Dust? bottom. Cweue. . TOP to 'X 'iron 1 , YS' - ll 5 T' - dent Cauncyl Ollliil vlc6'P'cSid?Zctor1 and MT' El SW . rlenesl 4' Oint dll yesldenipa 3 wel?-el' P P , Bgtbat ec-Haas Swett SPOHSOY' HCTURS' GUILU SET THE STHITDHHDS FRONT ROW Left to right Elizabeth Mapel Carolyn Hughes Ierelyn Ianosuek, Barbara Wetel, Darlene Bittel, Sha Greene Dusty jones Loule Nevtns Bradley Deck Vaughn Llppoldt SECOND ROW Betty Abel Anne Mlller Sharon Thels Rose Marte Page Nancy Cook Patsy Payne Bonme Wetzel Margre Kennett Sherry Marun Indy Russell Carol Davis THIRD ROW Ned Mayrath 1111 Swartz Sara Ncvms Ruth Ann Sinks Eddie Rlley B111 Myers Mike Conner B111 Toalson Phil Weiss Glee Abbey FOURTH ROW Dean Spence Eddie Kennedy Larry Snodgrass Dale McKee Jim Davtes Frankie Hendricks Don Shumard Clifford Omo James Gall TOD Allemande does the grand march down and around the gym. HLLEHIHHUE OFFICERS AND SOUARE CAPTAINS--FRONT ROW, left to right: Mike Aley, vice-presi- dent, Elizabeth Mapel, Student Councilre- presentativeg Susan Kurtz, secretary-rrea- surerg Maurice Holtfrerich, president, Mr. Grose, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Janie Boles, Sara Nevins, Lynn Gleckler, Nina Statelet. THIRD ROW: Marcia Mohler, Barbara Z.ink, Dixie Haskell. BACK ROW: Vaughn Lippoldt, Larry Snodgrass, Evan Meyers, Jon Gjovig, HHH HUT II UPEHED- The Allemande go through one of the many dances they have learned this year. , ,,.! ' - Lai--Aki-rv! Iii 'ii DODGER STAFF--FRONT ROW, left to right: Larry Maskus, Kenneth Smith, Don Rosebrook, Pinky l-laar. SECOND ROW: Ioan Southworth, Kay Hamrick, Barbara Nash, Betty Abel, Judy Brown, Paul Clark, Jerelyn Ianousek, Barbara Weigel. THIRD ROW: Vern Roenfeldt, Rex Peterson, Garry Hayes, Don Hopkins, Otis Mitchell. lllIlH H BHHHD HIHHBH. Miss Eunice Jones, sponsor, talks matters over with Don Rosebrook, business manager of The Dodger. as-, 3 11 W7 T 1 SOU WESTER STAFF FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Rosallne Kreme typrst Don Hopkms sports edrtor Darlene Brttel edrtor rn chref Ross Schraeder busrness manager BACK ROW Mlss Caffyn sponsor Marcla Mohler typrst Jrmmy Egbert classes edrtor Leonard Hawley frne arts edrror Betty Abel actrvrtres ed rtor SEPHHHTE SCENES IHlIlUDEll Mlss Caffyn sponsor talks about frnancral matters wrth Ross Schraeder busrness manager and Darlene Brttel edrtor rn chref .L- 35 - ei ' . ,Q LL . , ,., , X an T, L, r , C 5 ' .1 - ' I , , L- 4 U sf ! I 1 -V 4.. ,r-,'L . H , - - - I ' I ' : ' . ' -'- ': . ' - : ' . ' : ' . A : , , . , I 2 . . . . ' ' - ' I Q-63,0 , A 3, 1 -- . n ,O ng 0 xl Q? . ,., ,' ff ew A R vu' , ie f I , I . ' . ,, Q so ,' .s'f 413 I Y ,ln ' W Q N is . ,., ' It ' ' IV. ' A9 ,fx ,. 'n.,ap4 . 0 . L! Q r.. - va, ' LEFT TO RlGHT, FRONT ROW: Rosaline Kreie, Marcia Mohler, Betty Abel, Darlene Bittel, Sandra Hall, Joy Fleet- wood, Gail Rumsey, Eleanor Schraedcr, Pat Alpers, Jackie McAllister, Kathleen Copeland, Carolyn Hughes, Susan Kurtz, JerelynJanousek, Patsy Hill, Esther McKinley, Sharon Theis, Jane Warner, Ilene Poorman, Rosemarie Page, JeRue Gjovig, Marge Kennett, Karen Hutton, Pat Landes. SECOND ROW: Joan Southworth, Glenda Algrirn, Carole Dobyns, Margaret Sanchez, Virginia Ernst, Virginia Rogers, Donita Burr, Lynn Gleckler, Shirley Hostetler, Delores Naylor, Phyllis Wright, Phyllis Palmer, Betty Sinclair, Beverly Adams, Barbara Cecil, Donna Barnes, Elaine Byrd, Mary Kimes, Joanne Fields, Janice Turner, Jeanette Love, Maralee McReynolds. THIRD ROW: Althea York, Dixie Algrim, Ethel Batt, Patsy Payne, Susanne Mendoza, Marjorie Rice, Glenda Clare, Shirley Schleining, Garoldine Kinley, Dixie Haskell, Marie Kline, Jolene Lembright, Margie Drach, Carole Davis, Carol Kinkelaar, SherryMartin, Sylvia Jones, Carolyn Snyder, Sheridan Dressler, Camilla Converse, Frances Chambers, Myrna Everhart, Judy Russell, Delores Synder, Barbara Byrd, Bonnie Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Dugan, Dorothy Pippitt, Evelyn Stephenson, BeverlyGilli1and, Janie Boles, Donna Dover, Sharon Barnes, Sara Riley, Lillian Rodriquez, Jean Minton, Jean Zimmer, Carol Coolbaugh, Jean Hensel, Sandra Carmichael, Barbara Hessman, Pat Culver, Carol Davis, Margaret McCart, Florence Stramel, Christine Willis, Bonell Ball, Pauline Winter. FIFTH ROW: Gayle Imel, Roberta Johnson, Margaret Smith, Elizabeth Mapel, Sara Nevins, Ruth Sinks, Pat Rowton, Betty Struble, Jean Cook, Shirley Beye, Leona Under- wood, Joan Payne, Sylvia Swanson, Fayra Hager, Norma Trent, Marilyn Chester, Venna Grey, Berna Dene Vance, Bobby Ann Rhynalds, Elma Trent, Gracene Flottman. SIXTH ROW: Elizabeth Crossfield, Delores Andrews, Shirley Glotta, GlendaJones, Elizabeth Lansdon, Barbara Nash, Kay Hamrick, Coralee Underwood, Rose Boger, Bonnie Wctzel, Lelah Harms, Peggy Kline, Donna Nnfer, Shirley Voran, Linda Miller, Ann Miller, Zona Day, Nancy Hainer, Nancy Cook, Jackie Dugan, Jackie Lindsay, Sally Mullinex, Wanda Foote, Emma Lou Hughes. LUVEHI IIHUHUS GIRLS KAYETT E C Janie B01 ABINET . LEFT Hughes es' Marcia M TO RICH Wilki ' Jerelylllano Omer. Sharor T' STAND1y , e, Barb ugek S, 15,9 AG, M Am, . araw. . 1aronT1 - Clie, Ma, n rs.EC1,,e, ill Sinks, M. ergel, pa, 1ClS,PatS 'Hone R,Ce t, Darlene '55 Haff SY Pa' Y H111 V - Sa . Bit ner. Jlle, Elma Trent: glrss Reyuoldls iemhs, CUOZLEI 81 EAT I Y e Imel Susan KUIBD. MVS. I et Ruth FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA--FRONT ROW, left to right: Roger Drach, R.E. Schellhamer, Robert Holt, Phillip Webb, Don Shumard, Lloyd Mueller, Bill Kregar, DeWain Mead, Joe Fowler. SECOND ROW: Bill Lynch, Phillip Weiss, Dale Rathbun, Carl Stuckey, Gene Webb, Bill Wilson, Danny Hahn, Charles Riley James Nicholson. THIRD ROW: Dean Spence, James Maskus, John Van Dine, Larry Sturgeon, Charles Hessman, Robert Bates, beonard Hampton, Robert Stith, Clarence Withrow, Tom Woolwine. HIGH HRT' HND VHUUEVILLE, F . F , A , Sponsor and Officers--FRONT ROW, left to right: Phillip Weiss, pres- ident: Mr. Clark, sponsor, BACK ROW: Charles Riley, secretary: Dale Rathbun, reporter, Don Shumard, Vice-Presidentg Danny Hahn, treasurer: Larry Sturgeon, sentinel. 38 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Althea York, Fayra Hager, Shirley Beye, Carolyn Snyder, Marcia Mohler, Joan Siedl, Jill Swartz, Darlene Bittel. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Wetzel, Rose Boger, Bonnie Wilson, Bette Lembright, Marita Burr, Sharon Greene, Karon Hutton, Frances Board, LaDonna Brashears. THIRD ROW: De- lores Andrews, Florence Stramel, Patsy Wasson, Wanda Foote, Betty Board, Margaret McCart, Carole Davis, Peggy Kline, Betty srruble, telah Harms, Barbara Nash. FOURTH Row: Shirley Schieiiiiiig. Winnie Roberts, Geroldine Kinley, Nancy Cook, Dixie Algrim, Patty McCall, Jean Cook, Jewell Sherrick, Dixie Haskell, Vir' ginia Ernst. Glenda Clare, Kay Hamrick. FIFTH ROW: Carol Dobyns, Glenda Algrim, Barbara Hessman, LylaMcComzm, Donna Adrian, Barbara Cecil, Pat Culver, Judy Russell, Jolene Lembright, Marie Kline, Elaine Byrd, Glenda Jones, Shirley Glotta. SIXTH ROW: Mary Sue Blea, Delores Blea, Myrna Everhart, Frances Chambers, Camilla Converse, Joanne Fields, Sherry Martin, Mary Lou Kimes, Pat Landes, Sylvia Jones, Bon- nell Ball, Rosemarie Page, Christine Willis. SEVENTH ROW: Ruth Ann Sinks, Gayle Imel, Judy Brown, Barbara Weigel, Holly Ramey, Jerelyn Janousek, Sandra Hartman, Janie Boles, Beverly Gilliland, Donna Nufer, Zona Day, Lois Voth, Betty Able. EIGHTH ROW: Jane Zimmerman, Shirlee Hostetler, Cora Lee Underwood, Eleanor Schraeder, Pat Alpers, Jackie McAllister, Verma Grey, Bobby Ann Rhynalds, Elma Trent, Berna Dene Vance, Marge Kennett, JeRue Gjovig, Pat Hill. BEHIND THE SCENES FHA COUNCIL -- LEFT TO RIGHT: MissHirschler, sponsor: Sylvia Jones, song leader: Rosemarie Page, pianist: JeRue Gjovig, assistant program chairman: Marge Kennett, student council: Karen Hutton, treasurer: Pat Hill, historian:Rut.h Ann Sinks, secretary: Janie Boles, President Janie Bole s discusses basketball concessions with sponsor, Elizabeth Hirschler. president: BeverlyGilli1and, publicity:Sandra Hartman, viee-pres- y ident: Patsy Wasson, reporter. er -v C fm H7 YW rin 510 THESPIANS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Ball, E. Lansdon, S. Riley, S. Theis, J. Boles, B. Gilliland, M. Kennett, K. Hutton, P. Hill, J. Gjovig, E. McKinley, B. A. Rhynalds, D. Burr, M. Chester, W. Roberts, G. Kinley. SECOND ROW: B. Abel, D. Bittel, H. Ramey, K. Hessman, P. Hammer, D. Adrian, P. Culver, L. Miller, J. Seidl, G. Imel, J. Fields, J. McAllister, P. Alpers, J. Turner, D. Nahas, S. Carmichael, M. Giessel, C. Converse, J. Cargile. THIRD ROW: S. Hartman, J. Brown, C. Coolbaugh, M. Mohler, B. Weigel, F. Chambers, S. Greene, P. Rowton, R. A. Sinks, D. Algrim, A. Miller, S. Voran, J. Warner, L. Brashears, P. Landes, S. Kurtz, C. Hughes, S. Nevins, E. Haar. BACK ROW: J. Cox, K. Smith, W. Brunk, R. Schraeder, E. Kennedy, L. Miller, D. Rosebrook, B. Sites, K. Legg, L. Hawley, N. Mayrath, D. Calkins, D. Saffry, J. Malo, D. Perrill, L. Nevins, J. Davies, and D. Jones. THE HCTUHS THEMSELVES THESPIANS OFFICERS, LEFT TORIGHT: Pinky Haar Student Council representative: Sharon Theis, vice president. Miss Reynolds, sponsorg Jane Warner, trea- surer: Beverly Gilliland, secretaryg Eddie Kennedy . president. holds S GQ!! Soph W,-fb press had Oren! Ho Wells MGS pfo ol' co fro N Pe . Se sf In of ...4 ffl.. . me Zz? 40 HIUHITUHS me rrioriiror'S r dire cred the gfoup lVA4U1V1TOk U . S, 56, Ll Key! sL6f 1100. A C1- I IO . ' ' A4313, Lrlgbl: E Ou lqfflfgene Web .S b ' P17-, . 1: lllp Webjorencc S 1 'M - If R036 Hamel, o gffr, Sponsor . MIS' wiikic. .n their work. PRODUCED HUVERTISIHG- OFFICE HELP--Left to right: Mary Rutter Omo, Marjorie Rice, Marilyn Kirmer, Kay Hamrick, Margaret McCart, Bonnie Wetzel, Venna Grey, Berna Dene Vance, and Marcia Mohler. 4 hi.: r : zzfffgk V rf. rx! 1 I Afigs H33 ted the gr busil Office ywfifin Work 3 exc ers. Uses' UFFIIIE HELP assis T I v 1 :rg ff f jj? - -1 A- xi? - . . , . P A U , . 'NNNJQ L43 -T W it .A ' v 0 Gixef ,f If-21' : at -15-'fi 'J - 1 f S , , - X,7f, QXH-,INA - ' ' ' 4 I . .231 J X Q' f f fy 'I - 41 ' vu' , M , 4 ff' 'A .. I 'lf K' f X 'N- f I - ' X' . -' ' N 5-Lk fdnl. X ' M R tt r Omo, majoretteg Jill Swartz, drummer, SECOND ROW: Susan FRONT ROW, Left to right: Janie Boles, drummer, ary u e K rtz Carol 'ti Hu hes, Berna Dene Vance, Darlene Bittel, Marie Kline, Marcia Mohler, Barbara Weigel, Donita Burr, Pat U - Y S Rowton, Io Ann Seidl, Gayle Imel. THIRD ROW: Venna Grey, Margie Kennett, Karen Hutton, Nina Statler, Iancie Turner, b' h Elm Trent, Sheridan Dressler, Marilyn Chester, Butte Lembright, Sandra Sharon Theis, Grace Williamson, Betty Lem rig t, a Hartman, v rf., A i ' Titty-:,x I M, iss Haffngr th M . . Y H816 Kennett e 3P0nsor, talk snows B6 ' the Presiden s about fum, Xotege- xq5'2,'CJ,5 I ofDfi11 Te e P13115 with me A we am, iluttei Omoas me Xe NW . we QXXQQJ 10 . SX egig Ox HRD SPEBIHL PHUGHHIHS The Drill Team lights the way for the crowning of the Football Queen of 1952. PIN KY HAAR, S senior SAR VS? ' ae' flfvf 'va PxQ'S65CW3exXea ,1U,1l.Or VINSI , aixd sefwot IHHUTE UIHLUBUE FUR THE FUTURE,- NORMA TRENT. JILL SWARTZ, sophomore senior COWBOY CHEERLEADERS--left to right, Donita Burr, Judy- Russell, Marilyn Chester, Donna Nufer Pat Rowton. ,? . Ik FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Bittel, Sandra Hall, Barbara Nash, Patty McCall, Ethel Batt, Maralee McReynolds, Virginia Rogers, Helen Brown, Emma Lou Hughes, Pat Rowton, Lynn Gleckler, Susan Kurtz, Sara Nevins, Wanda Foote, Barbara Weigel, Janie Boles, MarilynChester, Norma Trent, Rosaline Kreie. SECOND ROW: MargaretSmith, Glenda Jones, Sandra Hartman, Judy Brown, Jill Swartz, Nina Statler, Jean Hensel, Carol Coolbaugh, Barbara Cecil, Beverly Adams, Frances Chambers, Dixie Haskell, Judy Russell, Jolene Lembright, Carole Davis, Margie Drach, Roberta Johnson, Shirley Glotta, Mary Dee Looney, Daisy Lockman, Donna Barnes, Barbara Byrd, Donita Burr. THIRD ROW: Marcia Mohler, Car- olyn Hughes, Jerelyn Janousek, Gayle Imel, Holly Ramey, JoAnn Seidl, Jean Skaggs, Pat Culver, Pat Hammer, Kay Hess- man, Donna Adrian, Lyla McComas, Barbara Hessman, Beverly Gilliland, Ruth Ann Sinks, Margie Kennett, Karen Hutton, Marjorie Rice, JaRue Gjovig, Pat Hill, Pat Landes, Frances Board, Betty Board. FOURTH ROW: Betty Abel, Virginia Ernst, Nancy Hainer, Rose Boger, Bonny Wetzel, Mary Sue Blea, Delores Blea, Margaret Lara, Delores Zamundio, Carolyn Synder, Carol Kinkelaar, Sherry Martin, Mary Kimes, Joan Fields, Sharon Barnes, Sylvia Jones, Delores Snyder, Jean Zimmer, Shirley Hostetler, Florence Stramel, Camilla Converse, Myrna Everhart, Nancy Dugan, Nancy Cook, FIFTH ROW: Sally Mullinex, Jackie Lindsay, Joan Southworth, Dixie Algrim, Glenda Clare, Jackie McAllister, Pat Alpers, Gail Rumsey, EleanorSchraeder, LeonaUriderwood, Margaret Shannon, Jeanette Love, Janice Turner, Sheridan Dresller, Gerol- dine Kinley, ShirleySchleining, Joan Payne, Sylvia Swanson, Glenda Algrim. SIXTH ROW: Donna Nufer, Coralee Under- wood, Kay Hamrick, Jane Warner, Ilene Poorman, Gracene Flottman, Bette Lembright, Ruth Burhart, Peggy Kline, Betty Struble, Lelah Harms, Zona Day, Denise Nahas, Sandra Carmichael, Elaine Byrd, Venna Grey, Bobby Rhynalds, Elma Trent, Berna Dene Vance, Esther McKinley, Elizabeth Lansdon. PHllllEll IHSPIRIHG SCENES Girl's Pep Club made some changes in their organization this year. One ofthe new articles in their constitution is the formation of the Honor Pep. Honor Pep is a special group composed of those girls who completed a certain number of proiects throughout the school year. During Football season the Pep Club made and sold red and blue pom-poms. Among others were cleaning the football field, painting the streets, making posters to advertise games ,and attending out-of- town games . Girls' Pep Club president talks over problems CPD of the two mms' TOPTOBOTTOM: Ruth Burhart, Student Coun- bara Cecil, treasurerg Betty Strub1e,secretaryg Peggy Kline, vice- presidentg Jerelyn Jan- ousek, presiclentg and Miss Haffner, sponsor. I P E P C I- U B Cn representative: Bar- .Rl- R fe rw TT rx rm Y' .J .-rffv 'TW 5 is ,, 6991, fr, 'Q ' f ' l v W ,, ' , W eff-V ' J , - V M i FJ, :AJLM 1 pp- , , ' FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Snodgrass, Denny Smith, Jim Cargile, Wendell Brunk, John Hughes, Jimmy Eg bert, Don Lenz, Gene Rathbun, Dale Rathbun, Daniel Martinez, Leonard Hawley, Lawrence Soliday. SECOND ROW David Hill, Don Rosebrook, Bradley Deck, Dusty Jones, Danny Perrill, Eddie McKibben, Bob Crawford, Galen Durr Ned Mayrath, Palmer Dark, Eddie Riley, Jack Hofer. THLRD ROW: Parker Stotler, Dean Bickel, Bob Bryce, Jerry Bow lin, Jack Wickes, Kenneth Legg, Bob Hess, Raymond Schweitzer, Paul Barnes, Kenton Kirkpatrick, Bill Meyers, James Nichols, Bill Lynch. FOURTH ROW: Beufred Turner, Willy Brown, Jim Haskell, Dick Parrish, Carl Stucky, Roger Drach, Charles Riley, Gene Webb, Noel Keller, Gordon Butler, Danny Hahn, Bill Wilson, Vaughn Lippoldt. HND DBEHMED- The Boy's Pep Club has been an ambitious group in high school the past year. They have taken on such projects as printing numbers :Q on the north bleachers, posting league standings inthe hall, filling r 1' in the parking lot behind the school with sand, redecorating the trophy cases with light blue velvet, and installing new lights. Also during the year the club sponsored buses to many of ' the out-of-town games. 'V VA The problems don t seem too weighty at the moment says B r a d l e y Deck f President TOP TO BOTTOM Vaughn Lip poldt s tud e nt council Jack Wickes s e c re t ary treasurer Danny Perrrll vice president Bradley D e c k president and Lyle Askerooth sponsor Don Hopkins and Phil Barnes sell Queen votes to the stu- dents, 9 SQ Fun-lovers shave lather beards o 52 M 7 ballons in the orchestra booth, UHHHIVHL UF BHEHTER THINGS. 7 0 tention of passers-by as Nina Statler and John Malo help in the debate booth. One of the newest addi- tions to the Carnival was Q , X V the junior class rat race. A .ad 'ky 4 mi ur The ducks had a gay time in the band booth while the crowd threw rings around their necks People everywhere at the annual Friday night Car nival created a lot of action and fun. ir bwkei' bers demonstraic me G A . C . mem -Q' mln abiliiy- Yi , f l . X 1 I . .4 , fly W, . . YA 1 ' f , U x . , , .1 W. ,- F ,ji lr? i 1 ' I porrsorz Betty . ifiief' 5 ' ram ' E resident: M65 Harvlrs Wilkie- 3595 , vice P mine: ' . Kxtmefr , resell mn to dghu Marrllyli Student council rel' . YS' XD3 1 ' Oihiie president! E31 sec-ireasuieh srru - i - aiu-:SEV SQOHSOV an lllIlH HPPLHUSE Hllll HBUUUUETSH FRONT ROW, Left to right:Daisy Boydston, Frances Board, Zona Day, Elizabeth Lansdon, Barbara Byrd, Betty Struble, Jackie Dugan, Florence Stramel, Marilyn Kirmer, Bonnie Wilson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Cook, Nancy Dugan, Sherry Martin, Helen Brown, Berna Dene Vance, Venna Gray, Bobbie Ann Rhynalds, Peggy Kline, Kay Kamrick, Mary Rutter Omo. THIRD ROW: Dixie Haskell, Judy Russell, Wanda Foote, Mary Sue Blea, Delores Blea, Glenda Clare, Reaujean Skaggs, Patty Culver, Sylvia Jones, Carolyn Snyder. TOP ROW: Marjorie Drach, Carol Davis, Karen Hutton, Marilyn Giessel, Janice Turner, Marjorie Rice, Susanne Mendoza, Joy Fleetwood, Donna Dover, Margaret McCart. 1, r f-br gn F5 Baz FRONT, beginn Phil Barnes, M Peterson, Richa Jack Ventling, Stotler, Bob Co Haar, Jim Davi LL 77 ..D.. C Day, Mr. Cotton. BACK ROW:Lawrence Irsik, president, Parker Stotler, secretary-treasurer, Don Shumard, Student Council Representative, Phil Barnes, vice-president, ing left to right: Jerry Bowlin, Don Shumard, Paul Clark, R. E. Schellhamer, Garry Hays, Cyrl Foote, aurice Holtfrerich, Larry Sturgeon, Mike Aley, Johnny Van Dine, Alvin Denton, Willie Brown, Rex rd Woodworth, Ed Deis, Eddie Kennedy, Lawrence lrsik, Larry Billings, LeRoy Wiehebrink, Jim Maskus, Larry Snodgrass, Eddy McKibben, Jack Madden, Vern Roenfeldt, Larry Maskus, Dale McKee, Parker x, Jack Panter, Gary Grose, Bill Toalson, Bill Deis, Calvin Board, Thomas Conway, Eddie Riley, Emil es. HIID SHHHED HUIIUHS. lub Sponsors-FRONT ROW, Left to right: Mr. Taylor, Mr. 49 'I x LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: David Dean, Rex Clegg Peterson. SECOND ROW or ng C F C Althea York, Nancy Cook, C r apt 3l'O1 ,I S S SE THIRD Row: Margaret ff use efrep, Writ, A LD Smith, Glendalones, Car olyn Snyder, Fayra Hager Ross Schraeder, Jon Gjo vig, FOURTH ROW: Bob by Legg, Marie Kline, Bar bara Byrd, Sherry Martin Roberta Johnson Me1vrnStrame1 FLFTH ROW: Rosallne Kreie Shtrley Beye SXITH ROW Joan Southworth, Elizabeth Cross- HHU CHLLBUUS SUIIHHUIIED 463, PIHFEHTHEHS B epvesent OTTONX bow wan QCA X TOY 1 . deglkw? YOXOVXQ' 199 91203 913' o. P Qtexgde wvueask ct wtf-9 Secgela Sw e FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mlss Lots Caffyn sponsor John Malo SECOND ROW Lynn Mtller LaDonna Brashears Betty Abel Garol dine Kinley David Calkms THIRD ROW Marcla Mohler Nancy Althea York and Joan Southworth The SI EEF T rage Crew P MR. , Nye Qs 9 i Ys, Wend' BACKRO T ROW. e.DroperU UIQI4 PIC m IOOICOIIY ell Bfunf, W: B111 Eaclf wi escabinezf q. of me gy ' Wllson Ckes' N or 3 re ,de . Rohm, ed Ma Sr. esarker Harb' . Gan ,V ncnuanrs ann Iuvfw smnms BUILDING ENGINEENS A do gjoss f'O0,,h I MR. A: dusfingfi-fs its 5 I A C rorh If ORE 0 UMLY'-N30 me MR ' barge OUR Yokes QOVG ' 'covet Y fivxliif N . , . . , ' 1 Q p xxx-. BHHBHHH BUHD -+25 BEHU STHUBLE f FIVHL Uusfn HWD YDHHTS aff 1 I. fa V Q a a -' .vi wwf-fw. S.. ,naw-. ,. ,dgpsgik -1- . f? 2,9 . sk ' ' - -.-,. I , .. 4 ' ' f 5 -'v-'--. . . . .hm A- - -K .Q ., - . A V L U ' ..,. duwxmeg-Iv-uf r? H-, , . ,H I . , I, .4 E 1' A : Ai W. W' vi 3 . A - -sqm ...'-.- 5. U -cn-9 . , ?f ' -V, - , ..Q, ,, , M ..'L'L'z'!25' if -J. 1 .M N 4 , ,A L ,i ,n M. ., n Q Y S '- HCT ll ' x A s .- -Q t 1 . 'lf' P . 3 tg f 6 I Bniuffn H013 Pi OO UHCHESTHQM H n D FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sara Riley, Linda Miller, Virginia Rogers, Joanne Fields, Janie Boles, Christine Willis, Gracene Flottman, Jeannette Love. SECOND ROW: Rosemarie Page, Barbara Weigel, Pat McCall, Don Barr, Lynn Gleckler, Mike Conner, Louie Nevins, Bob Harned, Holly Ramey, Donald Pugh, Slyvia Jones, E H S E nl' B I- E S Donna Dover, Sara Nevins. SHORT ROW AT RIGHT: Marita Burr, Myrna Everhart, Roger Steele, Mary Lou Kimes, Ned Mayrath. THIRD ROW: Sharon Greene, Patsy Payne, Althea York, Jane Warner, Maralee Mc- Reynolds, Dusty Jones, Galen Young, Dick Lochmann, Sid Reynolds, Eddie Mueller, Garry Hays, Nancy MAX CONNER, Director -- I believe this year's orchestra is the most mature-sounding high school orchestra thatl have ever conducted. A C I., ORCHESTRA STAFF,FROMLEFT TORIGHT: FRONT ROW: F '59-'51 Donna Nufer, Rosemarie Page. SECOND ROW: Bonnell ' Ball, Althea York, Joanne Fields, Patsy Payne, Ned May- rath. THIRD ROW: Donald Barr, Don Kuehn. FOURTH ROW: Garry Hays, Allen Stuart, Louis Nevins. s .b-4' fe 0 5? A SUHIPHUIIIII HHHIII0lIIiS .AQ ' ro 4 vi Ly., MJ Hainer, Lynn Miller, Eddie Kennedy, Jim Egbert, Bobby Ann Rhynalds. Iohn Hughes, Dick Alderson. SHORT FOURTHROW: Donna Nufer, Judy Brown. FIFTH ROW: Bonnell Ball, Elizabeth Lansdon, Don Kuehn, Beufred Turner, Jackie Linsey, Gail Rumsey. BACKROWSTANDING: DirectorMax Conner, Evan Myers, Ii11Swartz, Bill Myers, DeRoss Hogue, Eugene Keithly, Carnelio Garnica, Dick Parrish, Vaughn Lippoldt, Richard Hagen, Bradley Deck, Don Hopkins, Keith Townsdin, John Malo, Tom Howard, Clifford Morrow, Allen Stuart, Jack Hofer, Keith Cotter. 'li-'!?B'f5'? 1 ffl' fi' 1 1 i?5fMffsf:'W'-fi 5'5'42-fiiffiizf if? f'! 2 F c f ir Y -will rg xi: R ' 1 l .l' I . Q- K 1 it Aj I 3 ci - ., in n if! N, 'J STRING ENSEMBLE -- SharonGreene, Palsy Payne, Barbaraweigel, Judy Brown, Jack Hofer, Sara Nevins, Gracene Flottman, Roger Steele, Slyvla Jones. 57 3 Ei af? QM 'si I 5. 'x THEATRE ORCHESTRA -- FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sara Riley, Linda Miller, Rosemarie Page, Judy Brown, Bar- bara Weigel, Sylvia Jones, Janie Boles, Christine Willis, Sara Nevins, Gracene Flottman, Jeannette Love. SECOND ROW: Sharon Greene, Patsy Payne, Lynn Gleckler, Mike Conner, Nancy Hainer, Louie Nevins, Lynn Miller, Dusty Jones, Eddie Kennedy, Holly Ramey, James Egbert, Donald Pugh, Bobby Ann Rhynalds, Eddie Mueller, Garry Hays. THIRD ROW! Mr. Conner, director: Jill Swartz, Bill Myers, DeRoss Hogue, Eugene Keithly, Cornelio Garnica, Dick Parrish, Vaughn Lippoldt, Richard Hagen, Bradley Deck, Don Hopkins, Jack Hofer, Keith Cotter. SUUTHED THE LISTENERS 7 if .- 'S I . x . Sara Riley' TO MGM' - ' . CON TETTE -- LEFT christine Willis RIG GER TMA s QUAR QLOVC. HT: 3 , TERA STYUNG .6 Page, Ieatmett Keith Conara Riley con NDPRINCIPALS Rosemari CF, Jeannette Lgerhnaster, Vi, ,sf I-EFT To e and Chrisrifenxjggem, SALON ENSEMBLE -- LEFT TO RIGHT: Sara Riley, Rosemarie Page, Christine Willis, l Jeannette Love, Dusty Jones, Garry Hays, Holly Ramey, Louie Nevins, Mike Conner. AT PIANO, Janie Boles. STANDING: Sara Nevins, Keith Cotter. 'i 'z' . plf' J' 1- . . Q , . ' '14-Q ' 1. f Qsisg JUNIOR PLAY CAST -- FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Riley, Texas Oakes, Marjorie Saffry, David Saffry, Sara Nevins, Mary Dale McCook, Jim Davies, David Calkins. BACKROW: Elizabeth Lansdon, Bobby Ann Rhynalds, Carolyn Snyder, Ann Miller, Sherry Martin, Dixie Algrim, Donna Dover, PhyllisPalmer, Glee Abbey, Lanny Hunter, Pat Landes. THE HUTUHS TUUH THEIR UUHTHIH DHHS- Glee Abbey, Jim Daiies, and Pat Landes do the purge polka as David Saffry and Sara Nevins look on. . Glee does a repaint Job on Lanny as f- ' he loses his temper in aseene in the junior play. , n , , Judy Russell, the neighbor lady, I am not a ladies' man, insists Jim . . , Y' , quires of Richard Hagen, What is the big idea of hid- G mes to flnd Manlln Chester 5 Bill Meyers, the detective in the sophomore play, in- all to Linda Miller. voice, while mother, Kay Hess- ing on the sunporch? ,Q t , , ,, , 4 , ' 5 5 A man, looks on in dismay. If 'Wx fd' 'pil .. :Qffi f 15-l. I :-X N z 'll H,-iCx's .Q H i. , xg X9 Af? W, FRONT ROW: Darlene Bittel, Bonnell Ball, Ruth Burhart, MaritaBurr, Winifred Morris, Glenda Algrim, Delores Zamudio, Margaret Sanchez Gail Rumsey, Eleanor Schraeder, Gayle Imel, JoAnn Siedl, Pat Landes, Nancy Hainer, Rose Boger. SECOND ROW: Beverly Gilliland Sylvia Swanson, Shirley Schleining, Delores Andrews, Dixie Algrim, Nadine Mowdy, Denise Nahas, Carol Coolbaugh, Camilla Converse Sherry Martin, Frances Chambers, Dixie Haskell, Lyla McComas, Judy Russell, Joann Fields, Betty Sinclair. THIRD ROW: Ethel Mae Batt Carolyn Snyder, Sylvia Jones, Lynn Gleckler, Pat Rowton, Ruth Ann Sinks, Carolyn Hughes, Sara Nevins, Susan Kurtz, Gracene Flottman Bonnie Wilson, Barbara Byrd, Shirley Beye, Joan Payne, Shirley Voran, Anne Miller, Linda Miller. FOURTH ROW: Christine Willis Phyllis Palmer, Jeannette Love, Mary Rutter Omo, Nancy Cook, Joyce Porter, Rosemarie Page, Jere1ynJanousek, Sheridan Dressler, Pat Hill, Ilene Poorman, Pat Alpers, Daisy Boydston, Emma Hughes, Wanda Foote, Nina Stateler, Lelah Harms. FIFTH ROW: Louis Nevins BLEIIDIHB VUICES The Madrigalians have made many public appearances This year, they are Carolyn Snyder, Pat Landes, C aroly n Hughes, Gayle Imel, Sheridan Dressler, Dusty Jones, Lanny Hunter, Br ad- ley Deck, Vaughn Lippoldt, John Lewis, Rosemarie Page, Sharon Greene, Bonnie Wilson, Ruth Ann Sinks, JoAnn Seidl, NOT PICTURED, Louis Nevins. Y' 2 x l Q., J 'f j If Y Bradley Deck, Dusty Jones, Vaughn Lippoldt, Rosaline Kreie, Myrna Everhart, Nancy Dugan, LaDonna Brashears, Sara Riley, Sharon Greene, Bobby Ann Rhynalds, Jane Warner, Frances Board, Betty Board, Don Kuehn, Hershall Elder, Emil Haar. SIXTH ROW: Keith Townsdin, Richard Hagen, Ronnie Barker, Lawrencelrsik, Otis Mit- chell, Paul Barnes, Leonard Sinclair, Bob Garcia, Leonard Hawley, Gary Grose Lynn Miller, Ned Mayrath, John Lewis, Gordon Butler, and David Hill. 51,1 Sw gf Vefllon , 2011 . his chorus. drrecrofofvoc 1 ism-ide I eDOdgeC' a music s . for manyuileof the most matiiienior High Sidgglfl abouf of 3 vari arg' Thish Oys' Voi Chofus 6 -33 m CCS We h ty Ofgood Qual' ade fo' S0041 ave had 'ty music' ., performances UUUHB HIIIJ BHHVE- T ti he Second se ne Willis. mester girl . Xe SLC3 he mu of W , 6 the 'est evms san gawwi X0 Sava N The Le,OU3'd Hughes ' chgiim an I S fri . -- new gown an. 0' Dixr.. . -.. ideal 5 .,..vt11. C ,.., Gl0Um 1' if . -S45 4-, x 2 ! DOUBLE TRIO C.1rolCoolbaubh Bonnull Ball Marita Burr Sherry Martin Lplah Harms and Uflill HUSE HI SUNG Carolvn Hughus BOYS'QUARTET 7 -- Vaughn Lip Lip Lippoldt, Louis Big Lou Nevins, Bradley Bugg's Deck, Dusty Fudd Jones, and pianist, Cousin Carolyn Hughes. GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO -- Frances Chambers, Nadine Mowdy Camilla Converse Suzan Kurtz Sara Nevins, Shirley Voran, Linda Miller, Eleanor Schracdcr, Jane Warner and pianist Sylvia Jones f-B 0134596 ang 06 690 54 5-J' YW The Holy City performance includes members from the high school and junior college choruses and orchestra, some community musicians, and guest soloists -- Mr. Gordon Day, tenorgMrs. Billie Barhydt, soprano, Mrs. Marjorie Sisson, mezzo-sopranog Mr. Hal l-ledlund, Baritone. SEBULHR Hllll SHCHEIJ gf MIXED QUARTET -- LET TO RIGHT: B O u Ned Ma,,?5hARTET -- LEFT ef. Richard ' Otis Mitch To RIGHT Hagen en' La'1U5'Hu ' HI CIR! S-f Gracene Flottman, Richard Hagen, Mary Chr. , TRIO N F Dale McCook, Don Kuehn. mme Willis 'a'7Ces1-layes D . , ix The rwirlers lead the band. They are: Jackie McAllister, Bobby Ann Rhynalds, Gracene Flottman, Barbara Cecil, Carol Davis, Jolene Lembright, Janet Kay Harms, mascot: Lynn Miller, field major. J -fn- it MOONLIGHT SERENADERS, FRONT ROW: Holly Ramey, Nancy Hainer, Lynn Miller, Bobby Ann Rhynalds Jill Swartz. BACK ROW: Janie Boles, Richard Hager, Bradley Deck, Danny Perrill, Howard Harms, Directorg Dick Parrish, Eugene Keithley, Keith Cotter. THE V mf Sllllllii UF DHIICIHB ITIELUDIES, Li' X O4 X109 Y Sxqivlelx 061- TRUMPET TRIO -- LEFT TO RIGHT: David 0936964001 YW Saffry, Kenton Kirkpatrick, Dick Parrish. 'Y 1 51. ffxxxl 6906 ,iq-ji ae? QXYX gd 0'5?'Qq,o9X7 -1,P3'fX,N,xvi CLARINET SEXTET -- LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Pugh, Marie Kline, 55 QL, Pat Hammer, Mar Lou Kimes, Jean Cook, Bill Gamble. aloe' Y 'I'- 1 +P ' ytaa W tl ' K5 plow are mt- x HCM' 005 Qthew Uwe X401 NK 3X0 I mxtclle ll ' .Jr KH an - . , 5tOV2l G16 QQX5 ,de ol YW K. Slxaioll Abbell' .veskns Sl wsuudo ' S GXCC I lil NUC l SOHL ' F.H.A. posture con- testwinners. STAND- ING, LOWER RIGHT: Kathleen Copeland, flrstg Gcroldine Kin- ley, secondg Sharon The is, third. Other contestants. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gayle Imel F r an c e s Chambers, Jerelyn Janousek, Bar- baraCecil,Nlna Stat- ler, Elizabcthlvlapel, Betty Abel. class' the deb M06 soho 3 X1 Te deve etefs IOP z ' fb heir - e Cap lndivl. able cl aff f ual aff - eacher 7-'uf' lllfefesng l helps! . 11.5 Stu denm When lnfe seems bod, don't look down! Clean up the mess-- l look forwcrd-- k ..L......... .. , '2125'f315f1f f1e522?1 'Z??fiEi? wasigasf 8.3 A N ,v.,, :V ., l ,A loo UP look l1igher-- look way up! W Xfffgwdwi I ,Na 2 v 1 TA I '4- Q..?fv'. s. 'Mb-f1wae5 w . Jr, -. A- . K.. S . ..7- A ln- -, ,- , A-.M ' Dfftfl I - I- I A. .sw IOIIN VAN DINE JIM MASKUS JACK VENTLING PARKER S'I't1'I'LER Senior End, .-X11-League First Senior Tackle, AII-League First Senior Tackle, AII-League Si nior End, AII-Ifeague II. M Team, AII-State II.M., A II- Team, AII-Area First 'I't':rm, Second Team, All-Area Second AII-Area Second Team. Area First Team, AII-State ILM, Team. T, 9, X , I. 1 X, . 1 le Yfff X rs' tb I at I ' Qfilr s . 5 RL, -'31 sg. 'f'. ' h'-L, Q, L. Q I df' iff?-it .7 3 if-? ps.-sy PHIL BARNES LARRY SNODGRASS JACK INIADDEN Senior Center. All-League First Senior Guard. AII-League First Senior Guard Team, AII-Area Second Team, Team . AII-Area First Team, AII-League H.M. . I x A fx ' . r: Y -'Q biz, . XA HJ l 'I 'Q 3 ' ' ' t, 1 f 3 ' 1 A - 'I . ,. Q I V I fig 34, it 5 N - A ' ' . I '- n Q 4 - -I 5 ,, CALVIN BOARD Senior Halfback. All-League Second Team, AI1-Area First Team, AII-State FLM. All-State First Team. LAWRENCE IRSIK Senior Quarterback, All-League First Team, A11-Area First Team, All-State H.M, WILLIE BROWN ED DEIS DON SI-IUMARD Junior Fullback, All-League Senior Fullback Senior Halfback H. M. All-Area H. M, All-League H, M. :JM-'V. , W EDDIE RILEY Junior Iialfback, AII-League First Team, AII- Area Second Team, REX PETERSON Senior Quarterback -Q., Z? -1, .sua-OU is 9 W DEWUH SUUHD '52 on A . DEMONS -- LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: John Van Dine, Larry Billings, Lawrence Irsik, Parker Stotler, Phil Barnes, LarryfSnodgrass, Jim Maskus, Jack Ventling, Don Shumard, Larry Sturgeon, Larry Maskus, Calvin Board. SECOND ROW: Ed Deis, Melvin Stramel, Rex Peterson, Vern Rosenfeldt, Mike Aley, Duane Million, Jack Panter, Bob Cox, Jerry Bowlin, Thomas Conway, Jack Madden, Cyrl Foote. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Fr ed Day, LeRoy Wiehebrink, Richard Woodworth, Alvin Denton, Galen Young, Bill Deis, Frank Lenz, Franklin Speck, Eddie Riley, Willie Brown, Head Coach B. A. Taylor. 7 W COWBOYS -- LEFT TO RIGHT, FR Wilson, Bob Holt, Frank Thomas, Walter Morrison Gene Richardson Allen Stuart Kenton Kirkpatrick CUWBUU SUUHD '52 UH U lUST ONT ROW: John Elwell, Bob Bruce, Frankie Hendricks, Eugene Bolding, James Birzer, John Lewis, Bill Carl Stuckey, Frank Lenz. SECOND ROW: Wally Kuntz, Thurman Baird, Eldon Hager, Paul Lewis, Bob Hess, Bob Garcia, Duane Baird, Herk Elder, Jim Babcock. THIRD ROW: Galen Young, Gary Noll, Foster Faurot, Bob Stith, Bill Toalson, Mike Conner, Tommy Snow, Head Coach Jack Cotton. -f. PhilBarnes and John Van Dine find it hard to keep in shape and pose for aglamour shot at the same time. That's John's hand waving to the camera from behind Larry Maskus, No. 73. Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons W OA .V V They did rt again. Which looks more winning, the smiles or the Pratt shoes which the game captains, Larry Snodgrass and Larry Maskus, hold for Coach B. A. Taylor's inspection? SEASO N SUMMARY here Ness City here Hays Cadets there Russell here Great Bend there Hays High here Larned here Pratt there Stafford there Garden City 327 70 Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov LeRoy Wiehebrink seems to say, 1 sure hope he doesn't tackle me. Although this was a close play, the Demons ran Pratt 87-6. Rex Peterson directs Law- rence Irsik who has a little trouble getting the signals straight because ofthe Pratt man hanging on his back. Q -cf' B. A. TAYLOR Head Coach JACK COTTON FRED DAY Assistant Coach Assistant Coach From the moment the brown practice togs were checked out to the day when the red and blue game suits were checked in, the Demon team of '52 proved itself one of the finest and most colorful in Dodge High football history. Not only were these gridsters undefeated and untied but they broke scoring records and were ranked the number three team in the final AP poll after being in the number two spot for many weeks. The Demons gained their fine record under the finest coaching the state can show in Head Coach B. A. Taylor, Emporia State graduate, and Assistant Coaches Fred Day and Jack Cotton, the men behind the scene. Mr. Taylor, who resigned to become head football coach at Wichita East High School next year, has compiled a victory string of nineteen games over the past three seasons. B. A. who was an All-American halfback while in college, has tutored Demon elevens for the past five years. The Demons' teamwork won them the West Central Kansas League Championship for the second consecutive year. Larry Snod- grass was placed on the mythical All-State first team:Ca1vin Board, Lawrence Irsik, Jim Maskus, John Van Dine received All-State Honorable Mention. Phil Barnes, Calvin Board, Willie Brown, Lawrence Irsik, Jim Maskus, Larry Maskus, Eddie Riley, Larry Snod- grass, Parker Stotler, John Van Dine, and Jack Ventling were chosen on the All-Area team. Again Dodge City controlled the All- League team with Phil Barnes, Lawrence Irsik, Jim Maskus, Eddie Riley, Larry Snodgrass, and John Van Dine rating first team choice. The All-League second team included Board and Ventling. Willie Brown, Bob Cox, Ed Deis, Alvin Denton, Cyril Foote, Jack Madden, Larry Maskus, and Parker Stotler received All-League Honorable Mention, Depth was better than ever this year and it proved the winning factor in many of the Demon games. Coach Taylor lettered twenty -seven players this year, six of whom will return for the '52 team. Those winning laurels were as follows: ENDS: Parker Stotler, sr.g John Van Dine, sr.: Bob Cox, sr.g Larry Maskus, sr. TACKLES: Jim Maskus, sr.g Jack Ventlin, sr: Vern Roenfeldt, sr.g Alvin Denton, jr. GUARDS: Jack Madden, Sr., Larry Snodgrass, sr.g Mike Aley, sr.: Cyrl Foote, jr. CENTERS: Phil Barnes, sr.p Larry Sturgeon, sr. QUARTERBACKS: Lawrence Irsik, sr.: Rex Peterson, sr.g Richard Woodworth, jr. HALFBACKS: Calvin Board, sr.g Don Shumard, sr.g Don Shumard, sr.: Thomas Conway, sr. 5 Eddie Riley, jr.g LeRoy Wiehebrink, jr. FULl.BACKSg Ed Deis, sr.g Jerry Bowlin, sr.g Willie Brown, jr. The Demons scored a record total of 327 points to the opponents' total of only 20, another record. Against Pratt the Demons scored 86 points, a single game record. Eddie Riley, junior halfback, led scoring with 72 points and a 10.8 yard rushing average: Calvin Board scored 66 points with an 8. 4 yard rushing averageg Brown scored 36 pointsg Cox, 6g Deis, 18: Irsik, 423 Larry Maskus, I2g Riley, 725 Shumard, 6g Snodgrass, IOQ Stotler, 12: Van Dine, 305 Ventling, 65 Wiehebrink, 6g Woodworth, 6. Lawrence Irsik and Larry Snodgrass were chosen co-captains by the squad. By tromping Pratt, the Demons added to their equipment two pairs of Pratt shoes. The hatchet was left resting in the trophy case of D.C. H. S. as the Demons stopped Garden City in the final game of the season. 74 1 i a-s DEMONS -- FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Woodworth, Maurice Holtfrerich, Law- rence Irsik, Rex Peterson, Garry Hays, Paul Clark. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Jack Cotton, Jack Madden, Larry Snodgrass, Parker Stotler, Joe Wilkerson, LeRoy Wiehebrink, Manager R. E. Schellhamer. COWBOYS -- FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Toalson, Johnny Jacks, Leonard Hampton, Bob Stith, Gordon Holtfrerich, John Elwell, Bill Meyers. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wiley Holderness, Mike Conner, Clifford Omo, Bob Harned, KentonKirkpatrick, Willie Brown, Wendell Brunk. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Fred Day, Foster Faurot, Walter Morri- son, Duane Baird, Allen Stuart, Larry Hawkins, Gordon Butler, Galen Young, Manager Dale McKee. tg ' 1 Dec Dec Der. Dec an an an an an an e e e e . Fe . e . Fe . Mar. QC LQNNY C F ovwgf e MSM Parker Stofler Senior Center Re X Pet Senior e'5On F Servo! Orword Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Dem ons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons INVITATIONAL TO Jan. 2 Demons 8 an. 5 Demons Jan. 4 Demons 5 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT M r. Demons 6 M r. Demons 6 3 5 SCORES Hays Cadets Larned Wichita St Emporia Great Bend Stafford Hays High Russell Pratt Larned Wichita bt Garden City Stafford Hays High Russell Great Bend Pratt Garden City URNAMENT Pittsburg Inman Wichita East Hays C ad ets Garden City Here There There There There Here There Here Here Here Here There There Here There Here There Here Mary s Mary s A Overtime 4th Place LeRo Vvuehebrink 2 Overtimes Regional Tourney Championship Trophy 7 ' Ri 1, Wiicmien Junior Guard C Ufd W jjcijwior Genie' Junior Cgzjrjrfh ' w f 4 , , . 'An J n p' nl r YSYMV' ' av .an .N 4 f 'f'i ' F - -5 Q A 1 . .I P 1- .::a' 1'h3 9 V I If The Demons work hard against Wichita IUTH HHHUHL IHVHHTIUHHL TUUHHEU East in the Invitational Basketball Tournament, Gene Elston receives First place trophy from Patsy Hill for the Shawnee Mission winners. ULHSS HH HEBIUHHL TUUHHEU Stotler makes two for the Demons against Garden City in the Regional. Parlcer Stotler, 25, Rex Peterson, 30, and Lawrence lrsilc, 23, gain possession ofthe ball but drop the game to ln- mqn 74-77. The victorious team receive first place trophy at Great Bend after defeating Garden City 56-51 to win the Regional Tournament. 79 Parker Statler, game cap- tain, accepts the trophy as a deserving team takes first . ' ' 'K 4 , , . Q -, -Z . U . ' 4 3 Mo-al .W V...-. ,,,-.-V..,f- Vu- -f Wink ' 'L uni.. ' 1 YEARIOOKS ,wx 0l.,effz'5ww O TOPIKA, KANSAS