Latham High School - Crusader Yearbook (Latham, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1954 volume:

A I DEDICHTIUH ffl 'Ox We the benlor Claes '54 dedxeate thlb yearbook Lo my e W 1010ut11 lie 1U lad! fi 1953 - 1 i an , ' ' ' e' ' of our classmate, Howard Lee Selpgx, 'I asf'-' Q t' ' eucic,ie:1T ou J'l1l1QiI'y Z8 FUHEUIUHD As we leave these halls of the Latham High School we wish to present those remaining with la small token of the enjoyable times we have had here with you in the past four years. We apologize for nothing, as we have done our best. Our only wish is that in turning these pages you may catch a little of our high school spirit, so sweet to all who know it, and get a glimpse of the fun, labor and results of life in I.,, H. S, S ,Q 2 1 1 3, a lf' 1 .,. fv.. xv FE-. ' 4: if 'J , 3, if ,:. 5, 131 .,,, ' X 1 ri' i f . ,, . pf 55. J, . I U4 V 2 9 i 1 1 gr 4 .JI N-4 . .' 1 3-'2 M ' .. - , n V H -1 1 i W an I 'Q ' if ', - ' i fyff f7'f 732, A .4 9139 Q 4 fi1gTN 2.3m?g2s!-iii ,355 W5 F':::z7-4,9wr.3,E.f,.x., Qgqffwf E - ., 5 f . N. 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'I If HINHIIIISTHHTIUH The Latham Publ1c Schools though legally const1tut1ng two separate and d1st1nct educat1onal unlts funct1on pract1 cally as one school system Austln Ph1ll1ps d1rector of both the grade and h1gh school d1str1cts has served pat rons of both d1str1cts faxthfully over a per1od of seven years and has g1ven unself1shly of h1S t1me 1n order that Latham m1ght have a good school system Robert Craft clerk of both d1str1cts graduated from the Latham system 1n 1932 and 1S complet1ng h1s f1rst term on the school boards M L Snyder and Jack Metz complete the group of publlcly elected off1c1als responslble for ma1nta1n1ng the school system Mr Snyder 1S f1n1sh1ng h1s f1rst year as treasurer of the h1gh school board and Mr Metz 1S com pletelng h1s tenth year as treasurer of d1str1ct 42 Work1ng closely w1th the boards as super1ntendent 1n charge of actual organ1zat1on and operat1on of the school program 15 James Young who came to Latham two years ago from Ph1ll1psburg CCCII Paschall grade pr1nc1pal rounds out the adm1n1strat1ve staff He came here from the Arkansas Clty system last year 3 N 2 , - v s , - . 3 2 . . . . . . - . - 1 . . 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YOUNG Sociology, Psychology, Freshman English. -44 MRS. LETHA WOLFE English 8E Math MRS, MARJORIE LEE 3rd 8a 4rh if 'E ,' l I 5 I ri. f...A ' F-9- , J 4, 1 ,vii MRS. M.C. ANDERS Home Ec. Sc Commerce ,S -4. , t , 3. g g ., A f cyc Q izg f A ff I MR. CECIL PASCHALL Science, Grade Principal and 7th 8: 8th MRS. NITA PASCHALL Ist 85 2nd MR. NORTON HARTSOOK Industrial Arts 86 Phys. Ed. is MISS IESSIE CRAWFORD 5th 8a 6th MRS. ERMA ELLIS Music 6 hu'-lwvu A ' QQ? 'NQV' SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Wakefield, Joyce Price, Rolla Ryan, Ronald Evans, Juanita Craft, Ioan Campbell, Eldon Province Marietta Williams, Shirley Woodall. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Emily Hildibrand, Stanley Smith Charles Boyer Gerald Watson, Delbert Finley, Mrs. Anders. Helen Dennett, Mr. Young. ANNUAL STAFF PAPER STAFF Editor . . . Ronald Evans Editor ...... Ronald Evans Ass't Editor . . Juanita Craft f Ass't. Editor ..... Joyce Price Business Manager. . . Dale Wakefield Advertising Manager. . Juanita Craft Assistant Manager . . Gerald Watson CUUHS Mrs. Kate Penner, assisted by Mrs. Howard Calvin, has fed many hungry stu- dents during the past year through the facilities of the Latham School Lunch Program. Mrs. Penner is completing her third year as supervisor of the pro- gram and is an ardent booster of the UUSTUUIHH school. Mr. Caryl Huffington is completing his twentieth year as custodian of the Latham Schools. A fitting tribute to his devotion to the schools is our fine physical plant. It has been through his constant endeavors that we have been able to maintain excellent school facilities throughout the years. 1 Q r wager -.lux Q4 41411. ...Q I4 x W v..1'.,' 1,' 2 -vw .Y 'fin may ,MQ if 'Y BS A3523 '5'4.'3F' QW -w H Aff Qfef -A :Ji ' fv- ff CLHSS HISTURU September 1 1942 was a banner day for fourteen starry eyed youngsters who skrpped mto Mlss Sloan s frrst grade room to begrn a new and glorlous experrence rn the Latham Publtc Schools Lrttle dtd Mrckey Watson, Delbert Frnley Rolla Ryan and Dale Wakefreld reallze on that fateful September mornrng that they would strll be answerrng to the call of the same school bell twelve years later Emrly Hrldrbrand Juamta Craft and Joyce Lee Prrce Jomed us too on that happy occasron but they managed to play hookey from trme to trme attendrng varrous other educatronal rnstrtutrons Along wrth age however they garned wrsdom and rejorned our outstandrng class as the travesty of therr actrons dawned upon them Other members of our talented group that frrst year were Farrrs Creed Esther Marsland Joyce Razey Joan Ryan John Stokes Jrmmre Thurman and Dean Clrne We all survrved our frrst year and went back as second graders a much wrser group of puprls Joyce Razey and John Stokes left us to resume therr studres rn other mstrtutrons but we garned the compamonshrp of Patsy Rams and Elma Swmdell Mrss Troxel was our teacher It was rn the thxrd grade that we frrst acqutred a sense of group responsrbrlrty Mrs Smrth our teacher helped us stage a very successful stamp sellrng campargn for Unrted States War Bonds and thus we drd our b1t to defeat the Axrs Dean Clrne dropped out of school that year but we still had frfteen puprls rncludrng newcomers Shrrley Woodall Ron ald Evans and Kenneth Sharpton Durrng our fourth grade year Mrs Smrth resrgned as our teacher fwe must have been rncorrrgrblej and Mrs Peeb ler was forced to take the helm for the rest of the year Farrls Creed and Elma Swmdell sard farewell to our group and Bonnre Abraham Delrght Edwards Roberta Breever Carol Ann Abraham and Rrchard Reed were welcome addrtrons September 2 1947 marked another mrlestone rn our school careers at Latham On thrs September day we walked rnto Mrs Logsdon s frfth grade room nrneteen strong and full fledged upper classmen Charles Boyer came down from Kerghley to Jorn our class and other addrtrons rncluded Davrd Wrllrams Pat Baker and Elrzabeth Hrnther Drop outs that year rncluded Roberta Greever Rrchard Reed and Joan Ryan Mrs Logsdon agarn gurded our educatronal destlnres durrng the 1947 48 school year Eldon Province Jolned our permanent ranks comrng to Latham from Capron Oklahoma Mary Lewls Pat Adams and Joyce Demo swelled our ranks to twenty at the begrnmng of the term Joyce Lee Prrce played hookey most of the year by sojurnrng rn varrous hosprtals throughout the mrdwest Agam rn the fall of 1948 we mrraculously moved up another notch on the academlc ladder and became proud members of the seventh grade class under the tutelage of Mrs Glbson Pat Baker Dellght Edwards and Elrzabeth Hrnther farled to answer roll call that year but we added one newcomer and a stray to our group Mary Lourse Whrte transferred here from Clay Center and Juamta Craft returned to the flock after a two year absence 1n Mrssourr The Sprrng of 1950 marked the clrmax of our erghr long years rn Latham Drstrrct 42 It was durrng thrs year under the wrse counsel of Mr Harkrader that we all managed tmally to learn the Gettysburg address and Joyce Lee even mastered her multrpltcatron tables Our graduatton roster rncluded the names of frfteen hardy souls and no smgle group ever exhrbrted greater prrde rn recervrng those erghth grade drplomas than d1d the erghth grade class of 50 September 5 1950 was another banner day for frfteen awkward goggle eyed students as classes got underway for the new freshman group rn Latham Hrgh School Fortunately for the class Mr Maygrnnes had the foresrght to assrgn a steady hand to gurde our destrnres and Mrs Anders proved to be about the best frrend and counselor we had through out our hrgh school careers Followrng a publrc freshman rnrtratron we humbly accepted our lowly pos1t1on rn the student body and settled down to awalt our lordly turn rn the years to come Esther Marsland wtthdrew from our group that year but we added Helen Dennett Marleta Wrllrams Howard Selvage and Stanley Smrth 1951 dawned a new era for our proud and arrogant class Gone were those humrlatrng trosh experrences as we stood frfteen strong to assume our respected posrtron rn the student body Followlng the pattern set by our contemporarres we proceeded to expend most of the meanness rn our systems and as a result became model upperclassmen Under the able gurdance of Mrs Anders we engaged rn several profrtable money ventures and opened a savings account at Wrchrta Federal rn antrcrpatron of our semor tr1p Mary Whlte and Emrly Hrldrbrand dropped out of the Latham Schools at the end of therr sophomore year so we counted only thrrteen at September enrollment tlme rn 1952 Agarn at mrd term our ranks were broken w1th the nagrc loss of Howard Selvage and many of us were forced to face realrtres of lrfe for the f1rst ume It was a sober group of Juntors who began rehearsals on our class play Pleased ta Meetcha scheduled for March 26 Proof that we had not lost zest for lrfe came from the frne audience receptron we recreved on the comedy productron Wrth the assrstance of our sponsor our mothers and a number of technlcal advrsors we gave the class of 1953 a royal sendoff wrth our Hawauan theme Junror Senror banquet Typrcal of all semor groups we vrewed our frnal year at LHS wrth some mrxed feellngs Most of the year we lrved for that frnal day of school yetas rt approached we began to seek new tres that would enable some of us to further our educatlon Hrghlrghts of the year were the school carnrval our semor play Mumbo Jumbo productlon of the year book publrshmg the Crusader and plannmg the semor trrp Bolsterrng our regular crew for the frnal tour of duty were newcomer Joan Campbell and old hands Emily Hrldrbrand and Joyce Prrce Agaln Mrs Anders helped us weather our drffrculttes and rt was wrth great prrde that we took our places besrde other Latham Alumnr Mav 19, 1954 . . . , . 1 v I 1 1 f Y 1 1 - I 1 I 1 1 1 1 - . . , , , . ' - , . 1 1 1 1 - , . . , . . . , . 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 - ' 1 9 . 1 . . , 1 1 v ' . , . I ' - ' Y I , I I ' , . ' I Y , . ' VU ll I I I Y Y ' ' ' ' - 11 - 11 ' - ' 1 1 1 1 . I . fa? 6' RONALD EVANS fPresidentJ A basketball player, a regular guy, a friend to all and sort of shy. IUANITA CRAFT CV. Presidentp A young lady with plenty of dash! She chose her Romeo from the Senior Class ,un JOYCE PRICE fSec'y-Treas.J Q Possessor of personality, ability, and tact. She's engaged, How could she help it, being like that. f-17 ROLLA RYAN After four years of faithful service--I'm laid off, ,gt JOAN CAMPBELL Variety is the spice of life--don't try one, try them all, -5 GERALD WATSON Never speaks sense, when nonsense will answer the purpose as well. ' DALE WAKEFIELD f.. ' Though vanquished, he can argue still, 1--9s MRS. JULIA A. ANDERS fSponsorj Honor lies in honest toil, This page sponsored by GODDINGS OFFICE AND SCHOOL. SUPPLY WINFIELD COURIER El Dorado, Kansas Winfield, Kansas EL DON PROV INC E I came, I bluffed, I graduated, SHIRLEY WOODALL Bubb1ing over with laughter and fun, with never a worry for work undone, MARIETTA WILLIAMS The haven of mighty desires--a cozy home and a merry heart. DELBERT FINLEY Blessed are they who maintain silence, saying nothing, for they shall not be quoted, STANLEY SMITH My books and my heart must never part. EMILY HILDIBRAND I flare up like a sky rocket, but I don't mean any- thing, CHARLES BOYER 'He was always where he was wanted, HELEN DENNETT I have no other but a woman's so because I think it's so, reason, I think 1t's 'WN if ?'x 1- N This page sponsored by KERRS WOMEN WEAR Winfield, Kansas -61 K? PHUPHECU Mrss Shrrley Woodall better known as Bareback Woodall rs now rn the rodeo at N Y Crty When she goes walkrng rn the park and happens to see a man she always has a tender feelrng for hrm rf rt happens to be a Berry Shrrley rs a promrnent socralrte and has been engaged three trmes but she always broke the engagement She rs very good wrth a needle and thread because she has mended a broken heart several trmes The former Marretta Wrllrams rs now lrvrng rn Mrssourr wrth her second husband and her erght chrldren She owns a radro statron K M B C rn Kansas Crty Mrssourr Marretta rs known on K M B C for her set of Qurntuplets Mrss Helen Dennett rs a nurse at St John s Hosprtal Therr motto rs If you hop rn you prtal out Helen has had many peculrar patrents One was the case of Lover Boy Darrell He had a strange habrt of wantrng to make love to the nurses All the nurses fought to have Lover Boy Darrell as therr patrent but hrs chorce was Helen They were marrred shortly after and now lrve rn Georgra where there are no more nurses Her favorrte pastrme rs embrorderrng on tea towels Eldon Provrnce rs now head of a bubble gum rndustry Hrs gum rs made out of a concoctron of arr water and coal so when you chew rt you don t know rf you have a blowout clrnker or a leaky frllrng Thrs gum doesn t blow bubbles It doesn t stretch rt doesn t even guarantee to make your teeth whrte In fact after you get through chewrng rt you probably won t have any teeth Therr motto rs Thrs gum rsn t good to chew but rt rs good for trre patches Dale Wakefreld and wrfe the former Marrlyn Hoard and therr twelve chrldren own a l 000 000 acre ranch rn Texas and Dale rs the leadrng cattle man rn hrs state The srx boys are rmages of therr father and are followrng rn hrs footsteps 'xlrss Emrly Hrldrbrand rs now a Fan Dancer rn one of the Latrm Amerrcan Nrght Clubs rn Greenwrch Vrllage New York where she rs better known as Cocoa Fannre She rs engaged to the owner of the Club who rs known as the multr mrllronarre Theodore Abraham Johnathan Charles Moneybags Cocoa Fannre has so many dramonds she replaced her fans wrth dramonds Stanley Smrth better known as Mr Narlhead has recerved the Novel Award for berng the greatest man rnventor rn hrs trme lie rnvented a capsule that makes you grow two feet rn two seconds There s only one thrng wrong wrth rt It may back frre and when rt does rnstead of makrng you tall rt makes you fat Thrs rs how he met hrs wrfe Narl head Nlrdget She was trred of havrng people say How s the weather down there? Stanley gave her one of hrs prlls and rt backfrred They were marrred and now they have three lrttle tacks Moe Toe and Poe Mrs Ixorman Craft better known to Latham as Joyce Prrce rs now the star performer of the Parnum and Parley Crrcus One of her most spectacular acts rs She clrmbs 300 feet rn the arr and jumps from a sprrngboard rnto the can non where she rs shot out of the cannon by her husband Norman Craft better known as Deadeye Joe After thrs s spends her trme rn an ambulance recoverrng from mrnor brurses and scratches Deadeye and Joyce have frve lrttle o guns They are named after her dear schoolmates at L H S Shrrley Marretta Emrly Joan Juanrta and Helen Mrs Ronald Evans the former Juanrta Craft rs now resrdrng rn Calrfornra wrth her husband and three chrldren Terry Larry and Carrre After graduatrng she went rnto nurses trarnrng at Wesley Hosprtal and became a regrstered nurse After she was marrred she qurt nursrng and became a lovrng wrfe and mother for a few years She rs now head nurse at one of the large hosprtals rn Calrfornra Charles Boyer rs now a mrllronarre after makrng hrs fortune from an orl well rn Oklahoma He rs marrred for t fourth trme fthey all marrred hrm for hrs moneyj to a movre star and they are resrdrng rn Beverly Hrlls whrle she con trnues makrng prctures It rs rumored that he rs gorng to buy out the Paramount Prcture Company Joan Campbell Latham s former Joe Dr Maggro rs now playrng rn one of the brg leagues She never marrred as she was too rnterested rn her career Her former flame Johnnre Ramp dred of a broken heart because she spurned hrs love She once knocked a ball so far that when rt went across Kansas they thought rt was a flyrng saucer She was rn New York Crty at the trme Ronald Evans entered college after graduatrng from hrgh school and srnce then he has become a great polrtrcran He has been elected to local county and state offrces In the presrdentral electron Ronald rs plannrng on berng a candrdate He rs marrred to Juanrta Craft an attractrve nurse at one of the large hosprtals rn Calrfornra Delbert Frnley rs a great farmer now He has also rnvented all hrs machrnery that he has on hrs farm He presses a button on hrs tractor and rt plows all of hrs freld rn a few hours wrthout any gurdrng whrle Delbert rs rnventrng some thrng else to help htm save work for hrmself and hrs wrfe They now have erght chrldren Rolla Ryan a graduate from L H S has recently wrrtten hrs most famous novel After readrng all of Shakespeare works Rolla was so enthusrastrc that he couldn t rest untrl he had completed hrs novel whrch rs now No 1 book on the hrt parade Gerald Watson rs world known for hrs skrrng abrlrty Gerald recently recerved a broken leg arm and three cracked rrbs Therefore he rs compelled to spend thrs wrnter rn Palm Sprrngs Gerald Just can t stay off the skrrs so he rs now masterrng the art of water skrrng Mrs Anders after spendrng several years rn the commerce and home economrcs department of teachrng has entered a new freld She recently stated her desrre to become a teacher rn athletrcs and manual trarnrng Good luck' Y I Thrs page sponsored by ZOLON'S LADIES READY TO WEAR, HUDSON BATTERY 81 ELECTRIC El Dorado, Kansas El Dorado, Kansas - - 11 11 - 1 1 ' , , . . . 1 1 - , . . . . . , . ., . . . . - - 11 1 - 11 - - 11 ' - 11 - - 11 11 - - 11 11 - - - 1 1 , . . . . . . . . ,, . . 11 ' - 1 - 1 , , . . . . . , , , . . 1 . - 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 1 - - 11 - - 1 - - - . , . 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 . . . . , . . . . ,, . 1 1 - - 11 - - 11 1 1 11 - - A 1 . 1 1 1 1 - , . . . - 1 1 - 11 11 - he 1 1 - - 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 1 11 - - 11 - - - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , 1 ' - . . . ,S , . 1 . , 1 . . , . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 . . 1 1 1 LHST llllll HHD TESTHHIEHT We the class of nrneteen hundred frfty four do hereby make and declare Ih1S to be our last wrll and testament to be read on the 19th day of May and was hereby wrtnessed by the followrng offrcers of the Senror Class -fbf-of I DALE WAKEFIELD w1ll my ab1l1ty to argue to Mr Young I EMILY HILDIBRAND wrll my ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mrs Anders to Patr1c1a Frnley and my natural curly ha1r to Jean Lodsdon I SHIRLEY WOODALL wrll my abtlrty to laugh and eat to Corrlne Calvln I MARIETTA WILLIAMS wrll my frrendltness to Joyce Brng and my ab1l1ty to laugh and eat rn the study hall to the sophomore gtrls I JOAN CAMPBELL wrll my ab1l1ty to get along wrth the teachers and students to Mrs Wolfe I GERALD WATSON w1l1 my workmg ab1l1ty to Sam Wrtght provrdlng he doesn t overdo tt CHARLES BOYER w1ll my track ab1l1ty to J1m Brng DELBERT FINLEY w11l my abrlrty to play basketball to STANLEY SMITH w1l1 my famous wrnk to Larry Bradley ROLLA RYAN w1l1 my good looks to J1m Page HELEN DENNETT Wrll my art1st1c ab1l1ty to J1m Bmg and my popularrty wrth the boys to Mr Hartsook I ELDON PROVINCE leave the teachers wonderrng how I got Ollt I RONALD EVANS w1ll all the bath towels I have lost durmg the past four years to whoever has them I JUANITA CRAFT wrll my competetrve spurt and rnexhaust 1ble supply of energy to Llnda Hlldrbrand I JOYCE PRICE w1ll my studtous nature and academtc excel lence to brother Larry 'iz'-' I3 W j I 7 C' L , , .J Cleo. I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . SEIIIUR PLHU MUMBO-JUMBO by Jack Barnard CAST Mrs. Sarah Reynolds ....... John Reynolds . Dick Reynolds . Pee-Wee Smith Tweety . . Monahan. . . Harold Custer . Mrs. Custer . Mr. Peter Beamish . . Doctor Gaza Omahandra . Kay Samedi . . Madame Celesta Peaches Greeding Lem Marblehead Miss Emma Burpee ..,,,,,, Daisy .... . . - . . . . . . Juanita Craft . . .Rolla Ryan . Dale Wakefield . Eldon Province Marietta Williams . Charles Boyer . Gerald Watson .Emily Hildibrand . Delbert Finley . Stanley Smith . . Joyce Price . Shirley Woodall . .Helen Dennett . Ronald Evans . Joan Campbell . . Juanita Craft DIRECTOR-Mrs. M. C. Anders 'X This page sponsored by MILES FURNITURE 8: MORTUARY Burden, Kansas 'i '.. . 1 y A ff 'iw 5 51- ff-Lfa'f t ,,, H. P. TRIPLETT MOTOR CO. Burden, Kansas r'rs , ,,,,q..-...Nh . K I , 5A:,5f:-Ellis .,,,rrnyr J ' f , 'QQ I CORRINE CALVIN- That's my boy. JOHNNY RAMP- Oh mercy! Can't a fellow go with a girl without being kidded about it? MARILYN HOARD- She shifted her brain into neutral and let her tongue rattle on. CAROLYN KEITH- I'm here-even if I don't tell everyone. RICHARD SCHOOLEY- If flirting were a crime-he'd be in jail all the time. SAMMY WRIGHT- A 99070 mortgage on a Freshman. JOYCE BING- With a merry and care- free air, you can always tell when she is there. JOE CRAFT- The measure of a man's life is the well spending of it, not the length. JIM PAGE- But the man worthwhile is the man that can smile when every- thing goes dead wrong. I JIMMIE BING- A bashful boy of L.H. S. He will be a farmer someday. 0 lr.: , BARBARA BOYER- A quiet, serene count- enance and a gracious, pleasing manner. BEVERLY DENNETT- Quiet? You should know her better. BILLIE WHITE- There's a little bad in every good little girl. MR. NORTON HARTSOOK-Sponsor- For he's a jolly good fellow. 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VISITING 'fr HHHHLHLHH Uuffns i M5336 Representing Latham at the annual fall festival at Arkansas City the past two years were Juanita Craft and Joyce Price. if ftZ?fwf' Larry Baker. CHHHIVHL RUUH LTU Reigning sovereigns at the annual school carnival were sophomores Pat Finley and W Humfcumuns HWS 3 TY if , kg ? COI.'1'i1'1C Delbert Calvin Finely Although primarily an academic institution LHS has occasion to fete student members at the numerous social events throughout the year. Pictured above are the social honor students representing LHS party highlights. ADVERTISING This page sponsored by LEON BANK MCGREGOR HARDWARE CO. Leon, Kansas Winfield, Kansas ALLAN BUTANE ROBINSON ELECTRIC Leon, Kansas 18 Augusta, Kansas N--.. 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ISI 8 2nd GHHDES VERNS SPORTS STORE El Dorado, Kansas BROWNES MARKET El Dorado, Kansas Leon, Kansas Carolyn Sue Mrs. Nita Sharon Creed Paschall Lou Starkey 1 'T P ' C, ff-fl ' t , Ya Q , A I' T if 'Y 4- O 5' ' 0 . .AV g s A i lg., M' '4. x ' M K --I Q , --0 . rf' . if ' 10 Leroy Curtis Jimmie Janet Janet Genevieve Truman Crabtree Bing Asbury Whitehill Burden Darter Bradley M ' . Qi y .P W P- 1 gh I . V5 O I 1 I 5 x V 4 4 'lj ,f A ,sa W-.Nu .-',, 'Ta -4, 'A 2 X 2 if 4 X T - 3 Q , . , 3- ' ' , L 5-...Wg 'f' ',, ' , ' -Q :ia 5 -'Qt ': iff: , rg S X:---:gli 1 L Q' A '21mk,.J..n:iS! A I ssl Vickey Sue Lonnie Larry Tommy Randy JO Ellen Billy IOC Bobbie Bolon Strauhs Powell Hartsook Taylor P21It6rSOH WHISOH H021fd Ji -vm' my ,-v, Rf. Q Y. lg 17 fx: k , gp -M 1,- - x , ,qrl mlfllf- - , R ga V. 4 N .x x 1. A 1 J 3 u Q.--ff . s s '.. ,H 31? . , If K. -. g If S. X , In 23:3 . Q Q iii'- 9 ei: :gi .' -'z 2 4,4 51147' S? Q x .J v 1, 41 5 A. Q. Q 1 l air! 9 1 Qi.- If-1 -' 'A ff K .? . 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Feb. 23,25 I Latham Leon Latham Piedmont 8 Latham 38 Atlanta II 'Latham 43 Douglass 18 'Latham I7 Burns 18 'Latham I7 Bums 3 'Latham 47 Rose Hill i5 'Latham 45 Potwin I9 Latham 36 Leon ,27,28 Co, Tournament at'E1 D0 Latham 52 Cassoday Latham 34 Potwin 29 'Latham 57 Whitewater 2 'Latham 57 Cassoday I2 'Latham 64 Benton 16 Latham 58 Cambridge I9 'Latham 37 Towanda 22 'Latham 49 Andover 23 Latham 48 Burden 26 'Latha m 61 Rosalia March 2,3,4,5, District Tournament at Piedmont Latham 72 Rosalia Latham 33 Potwin Latham 44 Atlanta March 9, 10, 11, 12, Regional Tournament at Isabel Latham 39 Bluff City 41 36 30 30 65 75 61 rado 39 50 47 42 68 63 33 47 30 30 38 32 43 41 11513 .1 P 1 f TOP ROW: Larry Price, Richard Schooley, Donald Bing, Cleo Cheeryholmes, Max Craig, J.L. Huff. SECOND ROW: Dale Wakefield, Larry Bradley, Eldon Province, Sammy Wright, John Ramp, Larry Baker, Jim Bing-student manager. BOTTOM ROW: Norton Hartsook-coach, Jim Page, Charles Boyer, Ronald Evans, Gerald Watson, Jack Metz, Stanley Smith, Joe Craft. 440 yd. Dash State Meet Pole Vault Manhattan, Kansas M dl 1 T State Meet 1953 6 ey Re ay Cam Manhattan, Kansas Regional Meet Eureka, Kansas 1953 1953 K, A ham, ,,,, A , PTH 'of ' eq, w, I ,au M Norman Craft, Larry Baker Ronald Evans Ronald Evans, Joe Craft Joe Craft 22 TOP ROW, QLEFT TO RIGI-lTJ:Emily Hildibrand. Leah Robinson, Beverly Dennett, Linda Hildibrand, Jean Logs- don, Arlene Campbell. SECOND ROW: Lee Ayres-student manager, Barbara Boyer, Margie Cassel, Patricia Fin- ley, Betty Phillips, Roberta Hildibrand. BOTTOM ROW: Juanita Craft, Shirley Woodall, Carolyn Keith, Cor- rine Calvin, Billie White, Marietta Williams, Joyce Price, Norton Hartsook-coach. -'S' fa' STUIJEHT '- CUUHCIL SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHTJ: James Young, Supt. g Larry Baker, Jim Page, Larry Price. SEATED: Betty Phillips, Jeannie Logsdon, Joyce Price, Juanita Craft, Joyce Bing. The Latham Student Council was organized last fall with two elected members from each class making up the membership. Following a number of organizational meetings and a trip to the regional conference at Haven, representatives of the classes drafted a constitution and submitted it to the student body for ratification and adoption. Council officers elected were Joyce Price, presidentg Joyce Bing, vice-president, and Jeannie Logsdon, secretary-treasurer. The council meets regularly twice a month and concerns itself with many activities related to stu- dent personnel. Mr. James Young, Supt. , promoted and sponsored the organization A 4- pg A Team Cheerleaders: Patricia Finley, Corrine Calvin, Joyce Bing and Juanita Craft. 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