Haven High School - Tasmanian Yearbook (Haven, KS)

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.cl .l IIPHUMIIRE DUI G KN 4 Jim Hayes modeling a one piece bathing suit. Darrel Blachly acts as host as the line forms for refreshments. Dave Dutton, Phil Kinast, Jim Hayes, Lynn Meier, Don McCarty, and Frank Barnes model the very latest fashions. Joyce Stelter, Sue Kincaid, Kar- lene Elvin, Mr. Howell, Rita Howell and Jolene Schoepf. Karlene Elvin, Rita Howell, Lynn Tuttle and friend.' The sophomores on their way to a class skating party. ,in -RJ X

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Clarinet Quartet received a rating of I at the League, District and State Music Festival. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Popp, Connie Merritt, Betty Artley, and Carol Schoonover. WITHOUT E Girls Triple Trio received a rating of I- at League and a I at District and State Music Festival, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Swinger, Director, Lynn Tuttle, Joyce Popp, La Verta Bontrager, Sondra Pierce, Dolores Krantz, Ann Tuttle, Betty Artley, and Freida Kindley. THE DAY WOULD Pictured below are the members of the Sax Ensemble and Sax Quintet. The Ensemble received a I- at League and a I at District and State Music Festivals. Sax Quintet received highly superior ratings in all festivals. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dee Ann Baker, Karlene Elvin, Dolores Kranz, Don Kolenberg, Sondra Pierce, Lynn Tuttle, Rita Howell, and Carole Astle. '70 .0 A A mira lux 5' Neff' g I is-ur.. 3 .Annoy EMR fi A'- Wind f W. V . P' . F f i-. . '- x H Hills! w In sn - ' I UQ. . - ..., .L. ,.. ,. - Brass Ensemble received a rating of I- at the League and a I at District and State Music Festival. LEFT TO RIGHT: Roy Parker, Robert Serpan, Jerry Haines, Leon Lake, La Verta Bontrager, David Dutton, Phil Kinast, Gail Lytle and Jerald Albright. A SONG Boys Octet received a rating of III at League and a II at District. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Kock, Glenn Geffert, Jerry Haines, Gail Lytle, Leon Lake, Charles Elvin, Don Kolenberg, Don Dow, Jerold Albright and Mr. Swinger, Director. NEVER ENDH Trumpet Trio received a rating of I at the League, District and State Music Festivals. LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Serpan, Jerry Haines and Leon Lake.

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-4 Q9 Several projects were undertaken by local Kayette organization as they worked toward the 5, O00 point award. Among the projects which were com- pleted toward this goal were the hose project, Father-Daughter party, Mother- Daughter Tea, and several assembly pro- grams. The Easter program was a very fine and inspirational affair with music and short skits with Linda Merritt, President, as narrator. Three of the members attended the re- gional conference at Peabody in the Fall. Linda Merritt, prexy, and cabinet members Carole Schoonover and Rita Howell repre- sented Haven at the conference. . Q. STATION Kayette cabinet members pictured above-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Miss Suiter, Sponsorg R, Howell, B. Morgan, Secretary, L, Merritt, President, L. Tuttle, Vice-Presidentg A. Tuttle, Treasurerg C. Schoon- over, and Mrs. Norton, Sponsor. BACK ROW: B. Arrley, D. Baker, C. Stevenson, C. Merritt, J. Terry, N. Epperley, F. Kindley and K. Elvin. KAYETTE. WEEK Ui PEEJEET. TEEENT EEENCIL .PENSEES EVE Tr AEE MAKE. EEEELATIE Stuco members pictured below-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: F. Kindley, J. Popp, L, Merritt, P. Kinast, Mr. Howell, and Mr. Schulthess..BACK ROW: M. Tonn, K. Elvin, C. Schoonover, C. El- vin, D, Blachly, D, Dutton, G. Engweiler, J. Al- bright, 1. Hayes, L. Haines, and P. Maloney. Charles Elvin and Phil Kinast served as co-presidents of the student council for the 1954-55 school year. This organization has been active for the past five years making rules and regu- lations for school functions and sponsoring numerous activities. One of the largest activities sponsored this past year was the student council conference held in Haven early in the year. Each organization is represented in Stuco as is each class. Compliments ,D g of 1 NORRIS SERVICE iii