Manhattan High School - Blue M Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1948 volume:

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I ' K., ,- X x x --M Wan' ' a W 2444076 who for elghteen years has served In MHS as instructor and prln cupal of the school l-le has contnbuted nmmeasurably to the splrlt of the school nn hus everyday actuvntnes and also as president of the Central Kansas League Athletics Assocuatnon It us with gratitude and pleasure that we the class of l948 dedicate this book to Mr Bishop ' ' . 1 f ' I 1 1 I l ' 1 ESTHER ACKER 2 3 4 Ro our 3 ur s Gee Club 2 Glrls Sextette 4 Mlxed Ensemble 4 Musnc u 2 3 4 C Prophecy Comm 4 1 RUTH BENNETT 2 3 4 Mu Club 2 3 Pep Club 2 Brother Goose A Date Wlfh y 4 Jr Sem r Comm 3 Soph Party Comm 2 Prophecy Comm 4 Pugskm Prom Comm 4 Or chestra 2 Band 2 3 R s Mentor and Blue M Staff 4 I f 9 'f 7f' f ld f Q4 Wf CAROLYN ALSOP G r en Cnty 2 3 G R 4 F H A rog Chrm 4 H R oc Chrm 4 JS' -Ai ,aff 9 BILL AMSTEIN Y 2 c ence u 2 ro Chrm sneak Comm Chrm 4 M Club4 oot 3 4 Trac H R Pres ah i GEORGE BISHOP 2 4 Club 2 Scnence Club 3 4 Ghost Tram P I g s k I n Pr Comm 3 Sr Sneak Comm 4 Memorlal Comm 4 Football 2 B s etball 2 3 4 ck 2 3 4 Prog Chrm 2 HR Vuce Pres 3 Schol arshlp Test 2 1 Q DEAN ASKEW Cumarron 2 Hn Y 3 4 HR Prog Chrm 3 Mentor and Blue M Staff 4 l E--Q PAT ART 2 3 4 Mu Club 2 3 Stu ent Councll 3 Pep Club 15-'X MARY ANN BEITER GR 2 3 4 Scuence Club 4 Scholarship Test 2 3 THARON BAUMANN H Y 2 3 4 Music Club 2 Pep Club 2 M Club 4, ot b 2, 3, 4, Bas et 3, 4, Track , 4, Pngskln Pr m Comm 4, Sr Sneak Comm 4 '-it DIANE BAYER G 2 3 4 Mu c lea er 4 R o b e d Choir 3 4 Mnxed Ensemble 3, 4, Gnrls Quartet 3, Glrls' Sex tette 4, Art Club 2, Musuc Club 3, 4, Jr Sr Comm Co Chrm , Plgskln P r o m C 0 m m Chrm 4, H R Vuce Pres 2, H R Pres 4 LARRY BLASING H Y 2 3 4 Musnc Club 2 M Club 4 Vuce Pres 4 oot b 2 3 4 Bas et ball 2 3 4 Track 2 S n e a Comm 4 ROMONA BRAMAN Arkansas Cuty 2 3 Art Club 4 LYNDON BOYER HlY 2 3 4 Robed Cbolr2 3 4 Mlxed Ensemble2 3 Quar tette3 Scuence Club 2 3 4 Vnce Pres 3 Sopb Party Comm 2 Sr Sneak Comm 4 Football 2 Tenms 2 Basketball 3 Golf M Clu HR Soc Chrm 2 Scbolarshup Test 2 ROZELLA BLOMBERG u 2 GAA Home EC Club2 3 ROLAND BREES 2 4 u b S n e Comm 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 Men tor and Blue M Staff EDDA BRADSTREET GR 2 3 4 Scuence Club 2 3 4 Basket ball Comm 2 3 Jr r Comm 3 Prophecy Comm 4 Pngskm Prom Comm 4 Sr Jr Comm 4 GAA 2 3 4 Vice Pres 3 Pep Club 2 3 Sec Treas 3 MARJORIE BLOOD Garnett2 GR 3 4 usnc Club 3 Sclfmolarshrp Test 3 3? 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Sec Treas, 2, Scholarship Test 2, Mentor and Blue M Staff 4, ALMINA CRAVENS Detroit Michigan 3 GR, 4' Science Club 4' Pep Club 4 it JOCELYN BUTCHER 4 Club 2 GAA 2 3 4 Science Club2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 Jr Sr Comm 3 Pigskin rn 3 4 Comm 4 Prophecy Comm 4 Basketball Banquet Comm 2 3 HR Prog Chrm 3 Mentor and Blue M Staff 4 ,fwfC' APLQGMJ JACKIE COMPTON 2 3 4 Mu Cu 2 3 FHA p C Ghost Train 3 Jr Sr Comm Chrm Soph Party Comm Pigskin Prom Comm 2 Sr Jr Comm Cheerleader 2 H R Sec Treas 2 Mentor and Blue Staff 4 Topeka 4 Afford XPC fi ELMER CREVISTON Football 2, 3, 4 Bas- ketball 3 Track 2, 3, , 'M' Clu , OF- '1 REX CRIDER ncti,n City 2, Comm 4 Hi-Y3 4, ROBERTA CRUMBAKER Wamego 2 GR 3 4 Home Ec Club 3 Prog Cbrm ng L ade r A Pres 3 Class Comm 4 H R Vlce Pres 4 PEGGY CUDDY 2 4 I ee Club Musuc Club 2 Pep Club 2 Home E Club3 Sclence Club CHUCK DORYLAND 2 3 4 Sec Boys Chorus 2 3 Music Club 2 M Club 3 4 Sr Sneak Comm Chrm 4 Football 2 3 4 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Track 4 HR res 4 M u Pres 4 Class Wlll BETTY CULBERTSON 2 4 u 2 FHA Home Nursmg Club 2 P I g s k 1 n Pr m Comm 4 Pep Club 2 H R Soc Cbrm NWN S3 SHIRLEY DEIBLER GR 2 3 Home Ec Cu 2 3 4 e Pres 4 Comm 4 1 Q it NANCY DlCKENS 2 3 4 Mu u 4 H ry Clu Home Nursmg Club P r O Comm 3 Sr Class Day Comm 4 Men for and Blue M Staff DONNA DIEGLEMAN J COYTI merce Club 2 3 4 Vuce Pres 4 Semor Sneak Comm 4 Sr Announc Comm 4 DWILA DAVlS eeC MuslcClub2 4 Pep CIub2GAA2 Sneak Comm HR Pres 2 3 i EDWIN DINSMORE Hn Y2 3 4 Sclence 4 g S Prom Comm 4 Sr Class Day Comm 4 Football 3 as ke all 3 4 Track rf 5 13: V f El, cv s , Y JN . r x l A GR, , 3, 5 Grls' Q , GI 2, 3, Hu-Y , , , ,4, GR. , 3, , Glee g , g ' , , CI b , . . . 4, 4, V 3, I C- - in U . 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MAXINE ERWIN G 2 3 4 Ho e Ec CIub2 3 4 Sec 4 Announcement Comm Chrm 4 HR Pres 2 DENNIS EVANS 2 3 4 V B s Chorus 2 Robed Cholr 3 4 M Club4 Pugskln Prom Comm 3 Sr Sneak 4 Basketball 4 Trac T nnls 2 3 4 H R SOC Chrm 3 GLEN FERLEMAN Hn Y 2 3 4 Science Club3 4 Class Wnll Comm 4 VIDA MAE FAGAN Sf Marys Kansas2 4 Muslc u 3 Comm 4 Sr Sneak mm 4 S sembly Comm 4 rf' W 11.4. HE JERRY FEW JOSEPH FORD Y 2 3 4 F Hu Y 2 Football 2 res Pres 3 4 Track 3 4 LORRAINE FRAKER 2 3 Ro C our 2 3 Muslc Club2 Scuence Club 3 HR Prog Chrm 2 H R Soc Chrm 3 Washburn Unuver stty 4 l ff GAEL FRANK Y rog Chrm 4 Boys Gee C l u b 2 3 Ro d C h o I r 4 Sclen e C ub 2 3 M ub 4 Ghost Tram 3 Sr S n e a k Comm Chrm 4 Football 2 G Pres 2 Scholarshlp Test 2 3 4 .j .AVL YL - , , ' .R, , , , rn V , , 5 ' . ', , , . , , 5 , , G R 3, , 2, l b 4, Sr, j . , Cl b , 4, Sr Jr ' , , J ,. 4 . I Co I, r As- ' , 1 , g lf S K J fn to , 4 Q5 ., is j ji, Hi-Y , , , ice- Hi- , , g .F.A. 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Prophecy Comm Xt DELMAR GEHRT Y 2 3 F FA 3 Basketball 3 H R Pres 2 los' -ur-0' 51' RODGER GOULD Hn Y 2 3 4 Veter ns Club 3 S Comm 4 Sr Class Day Comm 4 Track 2 S Announce ments 4 PATRICIA HALE Mankato Kansas 2 G R 4 Ro Cholr 4 Gurls Sex ret 4 Muxed Ensem ble 4 Music Club 4 s 4 P ro m C o m m 4 Prom Queen Jr Comm 4 Band EAR LDEAN GEORGE Band 3 4 a-'-.'f'Nll NANCY GRAVENSTEIN GR 2 4 Home EC Club 2 4 Pep Club 2 Wamego 3 ,741 GEORGE GILES HI Y 2 Scrence Club 2 Sr Sneak Comm 4 Basketball 4 H R Prog Clwrm 2 EDNA MARIE GREEN Kansas Cnty Kansas 4 I Glee Club 4 G A A C l a s s Comm 4 4 S Q.- 9 L lf f ,av 'F I or A , fl Vx' f x ' ll- f T 4 A G.R. 2, 3, , Pep Hia , , . , . 2, 'H' 2 ' C. f ' ' I - . l J A Cl b , r. k C , , r, Jr G ' .4 of 1 J' 32, 'K . v if Q! l - - Ex 4 ' :J J Hi-Y , 3, 4, SC- a - I I ,I r, Jr- , , , , . ' , n I , , , 5 , , , 2, 3, G.R. , G'rls' ' ' ' ' ' , r, ' ' . ' ' 4, sf, ' lljaxl ' 5. ' X . M.. . 7 - J' Q . .I . . 3 G.R. , 3, 4, ' ' , , L ll Gl 2, 3, 3, . . , bed ' O I . Z . , g GA. , , ic , A . - M 1,1 , Q Pre., ,Pigskin H l , 4, Srl, 4. , . , Q 4. V i i J Us , 5 '11 B532 , ' so ,. K, J wg . ., Q U --'. H A , fi . . M fl .., la -.. 5 . Chorus 3, Science Club 2, Music Club 3, Party Comm 4, Sr. Comm. 4, Foot- ball 2, 3. STANLEY HAYES Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Library Club 4, Football 2, H.R. Vice'Pres. 2. 1 X PEGGY HEMPHILL Chanute, Kansas 2, 3, GR 4, Science Club 4, Pigskin Prom Comm. 4, Sr Class Day Comm 4, Sr Sneak Comm. 4, HR Prog. Chrm. 4. Y 3, 4, Music Club 3, Science Club 4, Football 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Track 3,4, H R Sec. Treas. 4, M Club 4. . , vb. ,mr 5 7 MARY HELM GR, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, Acc. Girls' Sextet 4, Mu- sic Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Jr. Senior Comm. 3, Sr. Class Day Comm. 4, H.R. Sec. 3. Ur IN 4 ' TCP ,, -42 m XNJI . Dr . .eg 4' we 4 O ,,',' N4 Ln- '.. NN, 53 Em I 31, .CLZ -I- :O X0 eg E 92' -4- Z VT1 AAL GR. 2, 3, SOC. Chrm 3, Pres. elect 4, Robed Choir 3, Acc. 3, Music Club 2, 3, Prog. Chrm. 2, Stage Crew 3, Soph. Party Comm. 2, Jr. Senior C o m m. 3, Prom C o m m. Chrm. 3, Student Council 2, Sec. Treas. Jr. Class 3, Athens, Greece 4. DOROTHEA KINMAN GR. 2, 3, 4, Sub- Chrm 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Music Club 2, 3, Corn- merce Club 4, Prog, Chrm 4, Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Senior Comm 3, Sr. Junior Comm 4, Class Will Comm 4, HR. Soc. Chrm 2. 44+ 1 rNkl..! in Yup' 'VX YZ' BERTHA HOLlWELL G R. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Home EC. Club 3. FN it .ix EJ iv Q4 is 'R Nl 'a MARVlN HUNT Hi-Y 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, The Fighting Littles 2, Brother Goose 3, Jr. Sr. Comm. 3, Sr. Jr. Comm. 4, Sr. Sneak Comm. 4, Cheerleader 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Sec. 4. BARBARA INSKEEP G.R 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A 2, 3, Library Club 4. I, 1 J .f 'W- Qzp ' x 6. HELEN JANES GR. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, Musnc Clu 2 3 Science Club 4 Pep Club 2 Soph Party Comm 2 Jr Senaor Comm 3 Announcement Comm 4 Sr Class Day Comm 4 Schol arshlp Test 3 Q SHIRLEY KINZER GR 2 3 4 Ro ed our 3 ur Sextet 4 Grrls Glee Club 2 Muslc Club 4 Home Ec Club 2 3 Sr Sneak Comm 4 GAA 2 3 HR Prog Chrm 2 ,tv fs f vw ' - , nl 4? 144 l DOROTHY JOHNSON G.R 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Art ub 2 3 Musuc Club 4 Pep Club 2 Pub Chrrn Ghost Tarn 3 Jr Sr Comm 3 Pugskun Prom Comm Chrm 4 Class Prophecy o rn m 4 ec Treas Sr Class 4 H R Prog Chrm 4 N 332 fl., qv Q LYDA BELLE JENSEN GR. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Commerce u 2 GAA Musuc Club3 4 Sr Announcement Com 9 2 4- 664 wr- .f 'sf 1-f on WILMER JENSEN Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. ROMIE HARRINGTON Hn Y2 3 4 Scrence Club 4 Music Club V98 534,4- Q4 ALVIN JOLLEY Randolph 2 F F A 4 Vuce Pres Track 3 Qu- JlM KNIGHT 2 ence Club 3 4 Mu ssc Club 2 Pep Club 2 Academy of Sc: ence 3 H R rog Chrm 2 HR Sec Treas 4 HAROLD HAVENSTEIN A 2 '-4: HARRIS KNOX Hu Y3 4 Boy sGlee Clu 2 Boys E n s e m b I e 3 oys Quartet 4 Robed Chosr 3 4 Musuc C u 2 3 4 e Pres 4 Pep Club 2 Sr Jr Comm Chrm 4 H R Soc C rm 4 Mentor and Blue CAROL LAlZURE 2 3 4 Mul u 2 3 4 Llbr Jb 4 res Prophecy Ccmm 4 Mentor and Blue M Statt 4 46' HELEN LAY 2 I Glee Club 2 Home Nurslng Club2 Vrce Pres 2 Com merce Club 4 Sec 4 Sr Jr Comm 4 Jr Sr Comm 3 Pug skun Prom Comm 2 Pep Club 4 15 , H. 111 IL-5 AR v ,fi 1-0 'V ROBERT LEE 2 F F H R re Chrm 2 i 'T 0? TOM MASSEY Ho Y 2 3 4 Scuence u 2 3 4 Treis 4 PepClub2 Ghost Tram 3 Jr Sr Comm 3 Class Wnll Comm 4 Stu dent Council Vuce r s 4 HR Tr as 2 HR res 4 Mentor and Blue M Staff 4 gxfs' ZEPHRY LEE 2 4 F -EQ DON MCCRADY Brooklmg South Da oa 2 3 H Robed Choir 4 Plq skun Prom Comm 4 Football 4 Basket ball 4 Photo Club Prog Chrm 4 'Q' I V Joe MCCLURE ww A 2 3 4 es 2 HlY ly, Ii evo' 'f H' BOB LIND HI Y 3 4 Mu Club 4 u 2 Class Day Comm Chrm 4 Band3 Pvgskm Prom Comm 4 Prog Chrm 3 Men tor and Blue M Stiff Flui- fvx CLARA BELLE MCKINNEY 2 Glrls ee C I u b A 2 3 Muslc Club 4 KATHERINE MAXWELL IV 5 C orus 2 H 0 m e Nursmg Club 2 Art u 3 ru Chrm 3 The Frght l Xghost Tram 3 . L- cr ,, f , , Q , i Y 'f A G Sc . 'rx M i Y , M V ,V 'Q I C xx il 3, 'r flEflJ?'5 V L l . . SEL J' A- 1 5 f, GR. , , SC Hs-Y , 3, A 2, HIVY , , FA 2 - 2, , , SIC Cl b , , , nrv 3, 4, P Q 3, 4 2, 3, , Pep Clr , P 4, , Cl b ,, Sr. . L ' '. , H R J 4' f Y , I ' I' A if sus Y v ' P' 'Q' 'V T ',. A V 'N mg, 2 'Sv' GR. , 3, 4, Grls' - , , Q ' ' , - Q Cl b , , , Sec k 'r , , i-Y 4, GR. , 3, 4, ' A , S , , ' g GI ,2, 3 Y . g - ' , . ' , , FE. . , , ' Q A I I . Pe . , . Seal I I A . Q, W , , P . 2 j 4 V J 5 Q .. , 1' , sg E ,Q ss- ' R A 'I ' x , H arf 1 I .5 ' - ' 0' ,A A 4 I J' FF. , , , , Vice- ! X PY 2 , . 2 GR 2, 3, G uf I h Q 1 - -'I' A W , ' Q 1 4, ' Clb ,H4, Plg ' , ng L Kffle S 2, ISLA MAE MOEHLMAN 2 3 4 Hom E Club 2 Music Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 Sr Sneak Comm JOAN PLUMB 2 3 4 Mu Club 2 3 Art Club Prog Chrm Girls Glee Club 2 3 Library Club 4 I in ADELLA NEWELL C-:R 2 3 Girls Glee u 2 3 Home Nur ing Club2 Mu Club 3 om m rce Club 4 S Sneak Comm 4 WENDELL PIERCE Wichita Kansas 2 3' Announcement Comm. 4. CARLISLE PICKETT H Y 2 3 4 De o tions Chrm 4' Sci- ce Club 2 3 ' Memorial C o m m. Chrm. 4' l-l.R. Vice- Pres. 2' Scholarship Test 2 4. JIM PETERS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, World Brotherhood Chrm 4, Boys' Glee Club 2, Robecl Choir 3, 4, Music Club 2, Stage Crew 3, l-l R Sec Treas. 2, Vice-Pres 2, Mentor and Blue M Staff 4. NANCY MUIR GR. 2, 3, 4, GirlS' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, GA A. 3, Home Ec Club 2, Music Club 4, Sr. Sneak Comm. 4, Adv. Girls' Glee Club 4, HR. Prog. Chrm. 3, H. R. Soc. Chrm. 4. DORlS MEYER 4 Club 2, Home Nur- sing Club 2 Music ub 3, 4, o . Party Comm, 2' J Sr. Prog. Comm, 3, Sr. Class Day Comm. 4' Scholarship Test 3 4, Mentor and Blue M Staff 4. CARL PARSONS Hi Y2 Science Club 4 Sr Sneak Comm 4 Football 2 Track 2 3 4 RUTH NEFF 2 3 4 Mu Club 2, J' Pep Club 2, Science Club 4' 'Brother Goo'e 3' Pigskin Prom Comm. ' . C I a s S omm. 4' . . . Comm 4, Band 2 3 4, Orchesra b r 1 r y ' Scholmrship Test 2 13 vi K 26 15' , 1 ilfvrf 9? il I M V ,, 'vw , ,rgfgkx JOAN PLUMMER . 3' Ro e Cholr 3 Musnc Club 2 GAA 2 4 Com m rce Club 4 S Sneak Comm SOC Chrm 2 H R Pres 4 HENRY RICE Hi-Y 3' Spanish Club P Chrm 2 Jr Sr Comm 3 HR Se Treas 2 HR Vlce Pres 3 JIM RILEY He Y 2 3 il GLEN ROBLYER H Y 2 F A 4 Voce Pres 2 H R Sec Treas 3 .Ji PAT PRATHER Eugene Oregon 2 G 3 4 Art b ce Pres 3 Jr Comm 3 Plgskun Prom Comm 3 4 Sr Class Day Comm 4 Student Councal 3 Assembly Comm 3 Pep Club3 Men for and Blue M Staff ff x 'k ' . .iv algae 'L , Maiezeii MARJORIE RAYMOND 4 Club 2 3 Pep Club Scrence Prog Chrm 2 Mu src Club 3 4 Stage Crew 4 Jr Sensor Comm 3 Sr Junlor Comm 4 Pigskin Prom 3 4 Prophecy and Well Comm 4 HR Sec Treas 2 4 Mentor and Blue M Staff 4 'KX xxii ggg-QM L' .rf lf. JI .37 -,ga 3 C01 WARREN ROEPKE 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Robed Cholr 3 4 Muslc Club 2 3 Sclence Club 4 Library Club M m o r Comm 4 Scholar shlp Test 2 4 An nouncement Comm JACK SAMMER New Orleans La 2 3 P n g s k s n Pr m Comm 4 EVA SCHARTAU G 2 3 4 Musc Cu 3 4 Home Nursing Club 2 Sneak Comm 4 1 if MARVIN R SCHARTAU H Y 2 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Football 3 '10 MARJORIE SCHMEDEMANN 2 4 Club 2 Home Nur sung Sec Treas 2 Music Club 3 4 Soph Party Comm J S Comm C rm 3 Sr C ss Day Comm 4 Men for and Blue M Staff 14 yj f'4.. 'i' JUANITA SHACKELTON GR. 2, 3, 4, Com- merce Club 2, F. H. A. 3, Music Club 4, Sr. Sneak Comm. 4, Pep Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 2. 158 JOE SKINNER Hu Y2 3 4 Science Club2 4 M Club 3 Lnbrary Club 2 Latln Club Pres 2 a g e C r e w G ost Tram 3 Plgsknn Prom Comm 4 Class Wlll Comm 4 Sr Sneak Comm rm 4 B ootball 2 3 Class Pres 3 Men tor and Blue Staff I sf 9 ki JEAN SHELBY G. R. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, G. A. A. 2, Music Club 2, 3, Sr. Announcement Comm. 4, F, H. A. 4. WILLARD SCHWARTZ HnY 2 3 4 Treas 4 Robed Cholr3 4 Scnence Club 2 4 Vuce Pres 4 Latm Cu 2 Sec 2 r Assembly Comm hrm 4 Football 3 H Sec 3 rog Chrm 4 Scholarshlp Test 2 3 :QC ,L ,bf HOWARD SMETHERS BARCIA SCHWARTZ 2 4 Glee Club 2 F H A 3 Musnc Club 4 Home Nursung Club 2 Jr Sr Comm 3 Sr Class Day Comm MARCALYN SEAVALL 2 Glrls Gee Club 2 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 Musuc Club 4 A Date Wlfb Judy 4 S Announcements Comm 4 MALCOM SIEGLE Hi-Y 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, Ha.Y 2, 3, 4, Pub. 4. Chrm. 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Hungry Five 4, Mu- sic Club 4, EULA DELLE SOUPENE 2 4 I e Club 2 Robed Chour 4 Mu Club 2 3 ub Comm 3 PATRICIA SMITH 2 4 I Glee Club 2 Home Nursing Club 2 Pep Club 2 Library Club Fnghtung Llttles 2 Stage Crew 4 Pug skun Prom Comm 3 4 Jr Sr Comm 3 J Comm Sr Sneak Comm 4 Class Wlll Comm Chrm 4 Mentor and Blue M Staff 4 ga WF- ! 1 v 5 ff LEORA SPRINGER G 2 3 4 Ho e EC Club2 3 GAA 2 3 Announcement Comm 4 V, SHIRLEY STADEL G 2 3 4 I-lo e Club 2 Treas 3 Pres 4 An nouncement Comm FRANK S FATEN 2 F F A Football 3 Sneak Comm 4 FRANCES STOVER 2 4 Chrm 3 Music Club 2 3 Scnence Club 4 Stage Crew 3 Golddnggers Comm 3 Sr Jr Comm 4 Class Wull Comm 4 Library Club 4 H R Pres 2 Soc Chrm 3 Scholarshnp Test X MARILLYN WEISBENDER 2 4 Cl'1rm 3 Pres 4 Art Club 2 Musuc Club Plgskln Prom Comm 3 4 Golddlggers omm 3 S Comm 4 Scholar shup Test 3 Mentor and Blue M Staff 4 ' 0 JAMES STEWART HIY2 4 HR Pres 2 HR Prog Chrm ROY WILBUR Y 2 3 4 r C rm 3 R o b e d Chou 3 4 Mnxed Ensemble 3 4 M Tram 3 Track2 3 4 Football 2 Band 2 Sr Class Pres 4 Sclwolarslfup Test 2 4 HR Sec 2 es rog l'1rm Mentor a d Blue M Staff 4 RUTH STILES 2 4 I Glee Club 2 3 Mu ssc Club 2 Pep Club 2 P I g s k I n Pr m Comm 4 I 5 Gs , A AR4 f , I m .R. , , j m Hi-Y , . . . 2, 3, GR. , 3, ,G'rls' . , , . . . 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Club 2 3 4 PrOQ C rm host Trim Jr Sr Corvm Clwrm P I g s lc I rw Pr Comm 4 Footb1ll2 Track 3 Sr Clz me Pres 4 Pres 3 Soc Cltrm 4 Scholarslfup Test 4 Ment r Staff and Blue M Edltor DON WADDELL Y 2 F o bil Pr Q Cbrm 3 PATT TOLLIVER 2 4 F 2 3 Llbrary Club 3 usuc Club 4 Cass Prophecy C mm 4 S rt nouncement Comm 4 Pep Club2 3 4 CORINNE TAYLOR 2 3 4 Ro our 3 urs Scxtct 4 Muxgcl Fm Somblc 4 Art Club 2 3 Music Club 4 CIL Ghost Tram 3 'Sr Comm Cl'1rm 3 Anrwounccmcnl C m , if XI HAROLD WELLER Y 4 4 TreaS 4 CORRINE TRAVIS 2 3 4 Ho E Club2 3 4 Hts torean 3 Treas A rmouncemcnt Com R RALPH TEAFORD H Y2 3 4 Scnence ub 2 3 ro Chrm 3 Stage Crew 2 Jr Sr Comm Sr Sneak Comm 4 B nd 2 3 4 rt gry Fave: 4 Student Cour1cul2 Treas 2 H R Vke Pres 2 IRENE VAlL 4 Cbrm 3 Girls Glec Club 2 Homo Nur :rw Club Pres u s I c A The I tmg Lvttlgs Goldclggcrs Comm rm Pigs ID ron Comm 4 J ass Vlce Prgs P J Cub 2 St 5 rgvv 4 H R 1 L s 2 :ec MARY LOU VAN BLARCUM 4 u Chrm 3 Treas 4 Musuc Club 3 Home Nursing Club 2 'ics ence Club4 Broth or Goose 3 old cllggers Comm 3 Jr Ofnfn brweak Comm 4 Sr .lr Comm Chrm 4 GAA 2 Pep Club 2 Class Wlll Comm 4 Soplw Class Pres l ROLLIN WILLIAMS 2 Comm 3 Football 2 3 H R Vice Pres 2 DORIS WOOD 2 4 Glee Club 2 Home Nurslng Club2 Mu src C ub 3 Pep Club 2 Science Club 4 Stage Crew 4 Soph Party Comm 2 Jr Sr Comm 3 Gold dlggers Comm 3 Class Wall Comm 4 Sr Jr Comm 4 Sr Sneak Comm 4 Pug skun Prom Comm 4 H,R Sec 3 Ca JOANN WINTER G 2 3 4 Mu c Cu 4 Sr Sneak Comm 4 MARY LOU THOMPSON 2 4 If Glee Club 2 Robed Cholr 3 4 Musnc Club2 3 Commerce u 4 Pres Stage Crew 3 Sr Jr C o m m 4 P r o m C o m 3 o h Party Comm 2 Jr Sr Comm 3 H R Vice Pres 2 Sec 4 Soph Cla s s Vlce Pres 2 LORENE WINTER GR 2 3 4 Robed our 3 4 ur Sextet4 Musuc Club 4 GAA Pe Club 2 H R Pres 2 in DONALD YOUNKIN HIY 2 3 Scuence Club2 3 H R Vlce Pres 2 1 5 MABEL WOODS 2 4 Glee Club 4 Home Ec Club2 Brotner Goose 3 I' R Pog Chrm 2 WALTER BEYER CAROL BENEST WILLIAM BAKER FLOYD BARRY CHARLES BELL BILL COLVER BILLY BOB HUNTER HAROLD ROBINSON DON WOODHULL BONNIE ROEHL X X T lL,,,,, OYXIIJ V, E if I HI-Y , 3g Jr, Sr, .R. , , g si - - , , I G.R. , 3, j Girls' . gg , I b j . Ch' , 5. G' ls' 5 I sf -I' 'I 2,3,f...2, p 5 . . . . . J, F- I Y 4 rr I 1 ' nl P..4 G.R. , 3, g Girls' l g G.R. , 3, g G' ls '- , 5 ' 4 ' 5 f CI b ' ,' . 4g 'A I A I . ml lg S p , I .vii ...- E .n A ' New 'D - am, ...- i ., 5543 1 ' ' 9 If-, 1 ,, , V 5 .pg-vw MZ . N 4 M4 A 'S- XV ,J , -4. .,.w M4-w p af wmfs BACK ROW Coolldge Pattison Lundberg Carey FRONT ROW Longsdort Allen Sykes l-lulls Kastner Bohn Muir MIDDLE ROW Johnson Knauer McClure Newell Loberg Brooks Lundqulst Barry Mc in H Bchanan Robert Buchanan Long Briggs BACK ROW Hudson P Cravens E Cravens u Kulner FRONT ROW Lee Henton Grappy B Wnlson Wlckham D Wllson Comfort Stephens Delbler Krey Wendland MIDDLE ROW Stevens Ronald 1' BACK ROW Lewis Boone Teas Stagg Frey Martln Frev Crevzston Yount FRONT Perrv Kennedv Guer Frost MIDDLE ROW ROW Ebberts Smuth Roehl Noland Reed Cleawnger Wfnder Foltz Conover Merwln Pantler Qnckson Shr xer 46 ' .. I W ,Q h ln. A 4' - Q ' . ' I A Q Ji ' A , ' A , 4 gy -. . ' ' A ' A ' xt . 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I : I I I I I I A I I I ' ao MMR ,,, 'C-Q gn Q L '-alll .90 BACK ROW Funk Long Burgwun Walters Crumpton Huxman R Hodgson Buckles Ramsey Luehrlng Cleavunger Brunt Brlgh FRONT ROW Marker Martnn Keck Thseuer ton MIDDLE ROW Yount Barr Muller Hyde Hodges Knoll '11-PU 33 BACK ROW Weaver Wolgast Luvungs Side Gilmore Foster Robsnson Roberts FRONT J b H tzler Nue botlwam Hendel Butcher Colluer Wnllus Dane ROW Hynes Fagan aco son e MIDDLE ROW Spam Stehr Laman Burt mener Dobson Graves BACK ROW Paxton Raymond Bennett Gll Hannagan FRONT ROW Fntzgerald Harwood B k L lw man Warren Coffey Flannelly Lundberg D Hodgson Allerheulugen rac ett as Annls Chvlds MIDDLE ROW Spencer Nel Metcalf Beatty Seaton Thayer son Fellt ws Basconw Baelwr Sucolofsky Hll 1 F V 1 0 Lf, I V b .L 1 . 'If , ' ' -' Y ' . ' T -' 3 'I Q M1 Lf ' L A 'fL..,,V Q' . ggi-Zjpgffgq, Qu! 'l L, Y' QA . .3 0..- A A ' O., :: fi I 0 ,, 5 '- ' I 1 A . .-.:,-.,- ' f n E I I 'I . I l I I I ' ' I . I ' I I . I ' I - F I I I I ' : I I I I I ' r .1 I , I , 1 V.-i Y' K,l N1 - X f . gh, 1 A f ll 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' - : 1 1 1 1 ' F I I I I I I ' 1 ,ggi , l . ,I j 3- V . R sm . I N 4 x.. I J V' 4 1 ' 4 f V v 1, . A' ' 4 l l 1 A 2 V' . fgf- ' , I 'V ' F L v get I' I ' A 'fi 'K f , ' - J ' '55 fx ' f 5 , : I l -' D .H .V - W ' - 1 L 1 l Z 2 sl : I I I i - I I - : I I I ' I I I I ' ' I I 1 5 , , ' 1 1 1 - , J , L , Q I I ' 5 l JUNIOR OFFICERS: Mary Leejmith, secretary-treasurer, Marion Socolofsky, vice-presi- dent, Hal Cleavinger, president. .-ff' Back to the halls of MHS came the sophomores of '46, to the honored position of Juniors . They first made their mark by show- ing up for the Hi-Y--G.R. play, A Date With Judy . The support- ing cast of juniors included Charles Bascom, Mary Lee Smith, Bill Burgwin, Dana Foltz, Elizabeth Conover, Doris Ann Wolgast, and Shirley Ebberts. On September I9 the students elected five cheerleaders for the football season with the highest rhree to continue into the basketball season. Three of these five were juniors--Bill Burgwin, Patty Lou Keck and Joan Niemeier, with Bill Burgwin and Patty Lou Keck continuing into basketball season. The junior play cast for the The Visitor , presented on Novem- ber 2l, included Bruce Wilson, Phyllis Foster, David Hills, Baird Miller, Dorothy Wonder, Byron Paxton, Paul Raymond, and Mary Brackett with an important backstage crew. football were many juniors with perhaps the most out standing being Hal Cleavinger. Hal really made his mark against Junction City, intercepting a pass and running eighty yards for a touchdown which cinched the game. The junior class sponsored the Golddiggers' Ball, where the girl foots the bill, and the Junior-Senior Banquet, the big affair of the year. lt has been a busy year for the juniors, and they have done well by their class and their school. We know that they will profit from their experiences and be ready for a grand senior year. ii' SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Ruth E le, secretary-treasurer, Duane Taylor, president, Bonnie Allen, vice-president. IBS Bill Varney was chairman of the games committee, with Allen Kipper, Robert Frank, Mary O'Donnell, Shirley Krey, Robert Wilbur, and John Neff giving their assistance. The all important refreshments committee was under the super- vision of R. G. Yapp. His fellow co-workers were Earl Herrick, Phil Schneider, Patricia Harrington, Janet Messenheimer, Nancy Leaven- good, and Leona Wilson. The sophomore class was also responsible for a miscellaneous assembly, with different homerooms contributin g. lt has been a big year for the sophomores, with their party, their assembly, and participation in the sports and events of MHS. To the class of i950 we say: Well done iff The big wheels of Junior High came over to MHS to be known as lowly sophomores. They started out the year, 158 strong, with an ironbound will, There were a host of sophomore boys out for football, and they looked very promising as future gridiron stars. On the night of October l8, the Hi-Y--G.R. play, A Date With Judy , was presented. In the cast were two sophomores, Mary Beth Sleh and Bill Barr. Next on their list was the Sophomore party, given on Saturday night, November 22. It was under the supervision of Miss Marley, head class sponsor, who was assisted by Mr. Buller, Mr. Boles, Miss Johnson, Mr. Storer, and Miss Zipse On the dance committee was Richard Thomas as chairman, ably assisted by Mary Jean Shroyer, Sue Knight, Louise Steuber, Jerry McKee, Patricia Siwan, Sylvia Reinking, James Hensley, Cameron Woolf, Bonnie Allen, Ruth Engle, and Leona Hynes. sv in BACK ROW Bordewlck Starnes Splers C Booth Zarger Klnzer Whltmore L Bum nard Seeh Swnndell Hudson Chalmers Lund baugh FRONT ROW Rogers Springer quust MIDDLE ROW Hunter Ferleman Walsh Sparks Taylor Staten Snowman IU ind he BACK ROW Kennedy Selby Walker Tee Deam Wadnck Pultz Gehrt Harper Block ter Kung Yapp Guest Hartwick Hemphill colsky FRONT ROW Murphy Vail Webs MIDDLE ROW Hacks Showalter Thomas ter Allen M Bumbaugh Adams Platt BACK ROW Kyle Osborne Huser Carlson Herrick Nyberg Benorden Johnson FRONT Taylor Knpper Jensen Ward Lutz MIDDLE ROW Metcalf Messenheamer Harrington ROW Frankentelt Pedro ODonnell Flcke Leavengood Hames Randall Knught Morris A ugh if '2 Y. , 153 ii' '54, al i 'lf A ,M .:1n. IL 6 ' Q :fs ,4 Q W f lx .v , 3-I - il! fig ' --,i- .. i L xi M yiswu-., Camera study of a genius at work. Judging from the expression on Earl's face, the reading is not of a very serious nature. an hd.. id' K a ! .iq-L l Ye Ed., Dave. Last fall when the weather wos warm, a common sight 14 Sophomores in Miss Marley's first hour English givi book reports. '19 374 4 i ' :rl L , ff 1 ' 0,1 FF? i224 Geometric construction is in order as students in Mr. Buller's fourth hour geometry class work ot the board, from the study hall window was a girls' gym class playing hockey. i -ajf ...fl 3 fa?-' Jawa.. Boys' gym glass returning from the park. Part of the band practising in the band room. Conner, Smethers, '35 l-laug, Lundquist, and Bennett give forth with the noise. A group of B team boys and Mr. Zerger looking over lg the me-at tgugh gr are the girls weak? the Clay Center stadium before a game. Anyway, they seem to be enjoying themselves, f 3 X 21-I ,id r Y 'ing' -hi l Frank V. Bergman Superintende 9,49 X A 11 mfwww Herbert H. Bishop I I I 1 1 I 1 , ffx 4,5 45-Q -fo ,, tk Q4 SCHOOL BOARD i Dr K F BAQCJ-'fri' Clgra Qpnlrv vw uCQrQz W gum Fmnf. , , qvmw Nl H wx -enf- . . I H Uhr bf Tim O Mgciurvg 27 A. Th: mt::w Edwgrjf, Mr Rex Conner teaches band and or chestra in Junior and Senior High and director of instru mental music in the public schools He is a talented musician himself and knows how to bring out the best in his musical groups Another veteran of MHS teaching is Mr. Charles Rapp, head of the com- merce department. ln addition to a full schedule of classes, he finds' time to serve as head spon- sor of the senior class and to direct the commerce club. A. J hs Miss Anna Mar Iey head sophomore sponsor h s a full schedule teaching five sophomore Eng Iish classes It seems she knows almost everything there is to know from verbs to Shakespeare Mr J W Taylor is vocational agricul ture instructor and FFA sponsor. Well liked by his exclu- sively male classes h is finishing is second year in Man- atan. Miss Clara Spil man secretary to the Board of Educa tion works in the superintendent s of i e from ei o c ock un il ive every day She keeps records gives infor mation and helps carry on the school program in Manhat an Mr Ralph Rogers Y s p o n s r teaches physics solid geometry and trigonometry. S u- dents say they cant help learning things in his classes because of the manner ' which he presents the subject. ,A e, 1 'L 'T' MHS is fortunate in having as i a rian Mrs Madge Busch who is tireless in helping students and teachers find good books and ref erence material af A newcomer this year is Miss Virginia Klemp, girls' physi- cal education in- structor. Tall and stately, she looks the p a r t a n d i s a dandy gym teach- er the girls say. Smiling and aft ab e M Roland Swaim teaches com merce and serves as Student Council ad viser He is complet ing his second year at MHS One might think that Mrs. Maxine Masten secretary to the principal Aust signs excuse cards but actually she does everything from tak- ing care of sick stu- dents to making out Federal tax reports. Teaching the girls to make it them selves is Miss Kath aryn Zipse who has clothing and home economics classes Joint sponsor t FHA she is always ready to otter advice o lend a hel ing hand Not new to MHS er is the likeable Mr D C Marshall He teaches wood work and has the dis tinctvon ot having taught at MHS long er than any other teacher that being 28 years will Among the new and popular teachers of MHS is Mr John Buller Mathematics is his forte and he is assistant sponsor ot the Hi Y and of the sophomore class Miss Frances Mc Kenna teaches Latin and Spanish classes Little but mighty her pleasant smile and sparkling wi make her every bodys amiga New to MHS but not to Manhattan is Mrs Vesta Kerr study hall supervisor who claims Kansas State as her alma mater Personable and tolerant she easily makes friends with students under her charge ...-I if A popular teacher with a wonderful voice is Mr. Elbert Fly who directs all choral groups and has charge ot various musical productions given throughout the year. A friendly and helpful teacher Miss Marjorie Ber ger Teaching Amer ican history is not her only duty as she is head junior class Sponsor Putting on the Junior Senior is an annual affair for er 1,11 if lim- Teaching ro u r junior English classes and journalism Mrs Mildred Sykes has to work long a ft e r school hours. - though she is busy, she always takes a personal interest in her students. 30 ti-1 Wad' Handling one of the most responsible lobs at MHS is Mrs Taylor Smith who is head of the cafeteria The number of her noon customers has averaged about l35 a day Finishing his third year as head football coach is Mr William Slayton who has turned out one championship club and has always had teams respected by other schools Under the expert direction f Miss Jessie Dobson art in structor students are able to create beau tiful works of art An artist herself she is always willing to help others learn The general shop classes are under the capable instruction of Mr John Truax who is well liked by his boys The typical fashionable cars around MHS owe their existence to im Mr Herbert Mil Ier is the man behind much of the school s printed matter The Mentor grade cards programs and acti vity tickets are only a few of the things which result from the hard work of his printing classes A busy teacher is Mr Rrchard Storer Besides teaching ge- ometry mechanical drawing and sci- ence, he is assistant football coach. As faculty photographer he is responsible for most of the pictures in the Blue M. M I s s Elizabeth Little who taught at H S for n years left in January for similar work at Maywood Illinois She taught p u bl IC speaking and drama tncs and ably directed fourteen school plays wifi Teaching Amen can and world has tory classes ns Miss Luclle Johnson Well llked because of her grand person alsty, she has been head sponsor of G R tor three years The new basket ball coach at MHS is Mr Jay Payton H IS no stranger t Manhattan as he will be remembered as a K State great sn bas ketball before grad uatlng In I946 Ending her first year at MHS as Mrs Pauline Baskett She teaches b o t h the boys and gurls how to cook in her ever pop ular foods home Inv mg and boys prob lems classes Mr Paul Zerger as w e l qualified O teach chemistry and mathematics a n d m a k e s Interesting classes of somewhat dnffucult courses He s also Chemistry Club sponsor and as sls ant football coach Another newcomer to the halls of MHS is Mr Wesley Dar row He knows the sensors well through his five classes of constitution and as senior class sponsor The future success of MHS football teams Iles partly in the hands of Mr Ro bert Boles freshman coach Has schedule filled with uve hours of biology and he is sponsor of Blo logy Club ,- .4-up With many years' teaching experience, Miss Edith Campbell, head of the English department, is an ex pert In her field She has four English classes and us one of theG R sponsors cd! 4 laden! gaudy I fe' I STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING-Paul Roymond Torn Massey SEATED-Martin Frey Bill Vcrney Virginia Bross Jody Haines Charles Bascom Roland Swaim ted by their sponsor Roland Swaim got under way with full steam on September l7 This year s council consisted ot representatives from all three senior high classes There were two senior rep resentatives three iuniors and two sophomores At the helm of the governing body was Paul Raymond president of the councul Other officers were as follows Tom Massey vice president Vir ginia Bross secretary Charles Bascom treasurer and Jody Haines corresponding secretary Among the first orders of business were plans for the annual New Student Tea and election of committee heads for the Pigskin Prom which was sponsored by the council on November l5 Anoth er important early activity of the group was serv ing as a nominat ng committee for the Teen Town officers This was accomplished with the coop 32 Marhattan The Student Council also projected and car ned out p'ans for the following activities prepar ing and distributing programs to the spectators during football and basketball games decorating goal posts for the homecoming game organizing the Ushers Club for basketball season attending the Student Council convention assisting with Pep Club plans and sponsoring class elections in the spring All in all the council with the aid of Mr Swaim was a successful smooth running func tioning organization Members sincerely hope that their efforts to promote the welfare of MHS and tie student body were not in vain and that they set for next years council a record worth aiming for ' . A ' . ,y xI . l l - 4 V f' W . Ii S Z Q 5 . J ,A l if X 4 QQIIZ I- , I . X, is ,, I - ' 1, X ' r I r ' 14' 2? : , I. A The I947-48 Student Council, expertly assis- eration of Leo J. Green, recreation director of ,V I ll . . . . I v I ' ' ' ' Z - 's - I I l I I ' V I ' I . . . I I ' ' I I 1 I I ' H 1 , ' I I I 1 I ' 4 1 ' I ' I I I . - I . . I . I T . . . I - I ' ' . f . . ' ' , . ' 3 XM fx n Q Z TN- . - 1 ' H! 4 -J Stn-,ng 'Ld -,K A 'jx 7 1 'W ' N' - ' , K. mtf'k'Q we Y gf-QQ m. 'F' C ' x Q ' fi w-' ..'- 4 b 1 ft-4' ,fraf ' ,J L ' .-...aL.dm2-SEM i'fl- xg-I-f-1-W - Advanced 1 Girls' lilee Club A new organization tor MHS this year, the advanced Girls' Glee Club is composed ot girls who have had advanced work in Junior High and previous choral work in the Senior High. They participated in the two school concerts and various as semblies, Their accompanists were Judy Paustian and Margaret Ficke. ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: BACK ROW- Fitzgerald, Reinking, H. Frost Engle, Lash, Seavall, Paustian, A Parsons, Funk, Haines, Messenheirner. MIDDLE ROW--Neimier, Gilmore, Yount, Green, R. Johnson, M. J. Shrover, Mordy, B, Allan M. Shroyer, Krey, Rogers. FRONT ROW-Harrington Maynard, Longsdort, Wilson Williams, Ficke, Crawens, Sporks, Zarger, M. Allan, Noland. ADVANCED BOYS' GLEE CLUB: BACK ROW-Beiter, Kipper, Wickham, D. Wil son, Schneider, Yapp, Guest, Huxman, Krey. MIDDLE ROW-Peterson, Machin, D. Davis, Paxton, Carlson, Miller, Baehr, Bleam, McCarey, G. Davis. FRONT ROW-Hodges Burnette, Barr, Yount, Andrews, Macy, Thomas, VViibur, Gehrt, Giles. Beginning Mixed Chorus This new organization made one appearance in the Mass Chorus ot the Christmas con- cert. lt is composed ot students who have had little previous choral work. They were accom- panied by Shirley Rose. lldvaneed Be s' lilee llluh Appearances in the Christ- mas and Spring concerts high- lighted the season tor this organization, which is made up ot boys who have had advanced work in Junior High and pre- vious choral work in the Senior High, They were accompanied by Nora Lee Hodges. BEGINNING MIXED CHORUS: BACK ROW-Glitschka, Parsons, Willis, Ward Ogbgrn, P.-I+-1, Frank, Heidel, Collier, Rose, Starnes, MIDDLE ROW-Long, G. Weaver Cupp, Sargent, Bohn, Lirle, McGehee, ff VVeaver Peters, Johnson. FRONT ROW-Rohel Kinzer, Heyei, Piper, Biosing, Schwartz, Jacobson, Scott, O'Donnell, Ferlernan, Sykes 34 MIXED ENSEMBLE: STANDING- Hale, Raymond, Taylor. SEATED-Selby, Socolot- sky, Lewis, Bayer, Brackett, Wilson, Wilbur. Not pictured, Esther Acker. Boys' Iluartet The Boys' Quartet was also a group much in demand at pro- grams. They sang in assemb- lies, the school musicales, and furnished vocal music for com- munity club meetings. Any boy in the student body was eligible for the quartet. They were chosen, as were the other two ensembles, through competi- tive tryouts. SENIOR GIRLS' SEXTET-Acker Hale, Winter, Kinzer, Bayer, Taydpr, Helm. Mixed Insemble The mixed Ensemble, com- posed of eleven voices this year, is one of the most popu- lar groups in the vocal depart- ment. This group sang for many organizations in the city and in the Christmas and Spring concerts. They special- ized in a cappella singing while sitting around a table, remind- ing one of old-tashioned after- dinner singing. BOYS' QUARTET-Knox, Wilbur, Socolotsky, Underwood. Spnior Iiirls Sexlet The Senior Girls' Sextet proved popular with school and community throughout the year. To be eligible a girl must be not only a senior but also a member of Robed Choir. They appeared in the Christ- mas concert, The Meaning of Christmas, and the Spring concert. Mary Helm served as accompanist. 35 Baclf Row-Bayer, Hodges, Acker, Hill, Schwartz, Peters, Front Row-Taylor, Hale, Joan Robinson, Jean Robinson, Knox, Wilbur, Gillman, Raymond, Evans, Bascom. Middle Jacobson, Underwood, Selby, Socolofsky, Frey, Boyer, Row-Hetzler, Brackett, Allerheiligen, Kennedy, Buckles, Woods. Rickson, Breed, Pantier, Stagg, Winter, Helm, Thompson. k-3 , , F5 J. wil iw if 5'- -ir 1 ll Illlisvllil l ll? lliilii de 7jZ gf, 5, gmd The MHS band members achieved a high goal this year when new uniforms were purchased, and delivered in time to be worn at the SalinafMHS basketball game, February l4. The uniforms are royal blue, with white trimming, and white plumes on the hats. A new major- ette uniform and three twirlers uniforms were also purchased. Two benefit concerts were presented by the band on January 3l and April l7, and the band helped the vocal department present the Christmas Choral Concert. Also included on the band's calendar was playing for college and high school football games, high school basketball games, the Eisenhower Homecoming, the Kan- sas Free .Fair at Topeka, the barbecue, out-of-town football games, and several parades. The band also had a booth at the Junior High Carnival. Under Mr. Rex Conner's able direction, the band presented a marching maneuver at each football game. One of the most difficult was Uncle Sam in Review, which ,included seven different formations. Drum majorette this year was Phyllis Foster, with twirlers Ann Cleavinger, Mary Ellen Parsons, and Cora Lee Buckles. Another innovation this year was the election of band officers who organized ticket sales and directed the activities of the band. They were as follows: Bob Lundquist, president, Mary Beth Sieh, vice-president, Phtyllis Foster, secretary, and Ruth Bennett, treasurer. Hoover, Acker, Hiser, Coolidge, Reitz, Hooper. Front Row-Harper, Bordewick, Pickett. lflr U., l A , MIDDLE Row-Wblgasf, Wondeif sodpeiie, Sniitl-L Ham. FRONT ROW-Roepke, Eshbaugh, Lewis, Jones, Leaven- good. Med ' The Robed Choir is probably the outstanding vocal group in MHS. They have a long standing reputation of being tops in high school vocal groups. This year's Robed Choir was no exception. The Choir consists of fifty-one members, chosen by competitive tryouts. They rehearse three one-hour class periods a week. Under the able direction of Mr. Elbert M. Fly, the Choir'i'net success at every turn. Their initial appearance of the year was at the D.A.R. meeting held here in October. One outstanding appearance of the year was the Christmas Concert, The Meaning of Christmas. A popular number was The Night Before Christmas. The climax of the program was the section entitled The True Meaning of Christmas, with the band and vocal department assisting. Other appearances by the Choir were made in the Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies, the Spring Concert, before Service Clubs, and in the Music Festival held here in April. Soloists for the Choir were Patricia Hale, soprano, Esther Acker, soprano, Jean Robinson, soprano, Roy Wilbur, baritone, Marion Socolofsky, tenor. The accom- FF PF . ina .if tile panist was Nancy Leavengood. HH si igu .i.i..Q-llilrhl lil F BACK ROW-Woolf, Teaford, Beatty, Livings, Knight. THIRD ROW-4Kyle, Bascom, King, B. Bennett, J. Neff Siwan, Haug, Smethers. SECOND ROW-Kerchner, Lundi quist, Hodgson, J. Hill, Frankenfeld, Hensley, Hale Rogers, Moore, Foltz, Webster, Sykes, George. FRONT ROW-Varney, Teas, Amstein, Botterman, Kugler, D. Hill, Peterson, R. Neff, R. Bennett. FOREGROUND-Mr. , Conner, Parsons, Buckles, Cleavinger, Foster. f 1r'f'fv.e'xZff::e an .-.f-,. ,,,i. 4,56 FEP W-Z W cg Zan Hn Y Cabinet Howard Smethers publlclty chalrman Wlllard Schwartz treasurer Jlm Peters world brother hood charrman Gael Frank program chairman Mr Rogers sponsor Dennrs Evans president Mr Buller sponsor Davud Welgel vvce presldent David Halls servcce chaurmon Carlusle Puckett devotuonal chaxrman Charles Dory land secretary H1 Y ACTIVITIES WERE ENJOYED by one hundred thirty fave members thus year E ceptlonal speakers the I-'IIY G R play A Date Wsth Judy the Hn Y G R point meet ang and the I-In Y date hnke were a few events that make the year memorable Mothers and fathers got a gllmpse of the clubs Influence leadershnp and fun at the annual Mother Son Banquet and the Father Son Potluck Members can look back proudly on the job they dnd fullnng Thanksguvung baskets for the needy The cabunet well remembers the Candy Stand whuch contrlbuted so much to the monetary reserve of the club As the doors of MHS fnnally close the memory llngers of a year In which the mem bers created mauntauned and extended throughout the school and community hugh standards of Chrustuan character Back Row Bauman, Amstenn, Bnshop, Bennett, Boyer, Bolton, Baehr,Cederberg Maddle Row Askew, Annus, Brees, B Bohn, Cleavlnger, R Bohn, Brlghton, Bruggs Front Row Beatty, Berry, Bleam, Andrews, Coffey, Brooks, Burnette, Blockolsky, Better ' ' El 4 In . 5 A l A' C cf 1 x . l A' 'I 1 5. - - 1 1 1 1 1 - , 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , , . . ,, . , - . . . 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I I I ' ' Il 1' W 9 .ll BACK ROW Frey Barr Guest Doryland Goodnch Carlson Frybarger R Frank MIDDLE ROW Gales G Frank Coolidge Emmel Evans Gullman Flannelly Crnder Davus FRONT ROW Frankenfeld Gould Erwun Fry Ferlemon Fellows Fusher Conwell -is ' LA BACK ROW D Hllls Jensen Lund Haug Kung James Hull Kastner Lundberg Krey MIDDLE ROW Gnppy Z Lee Long W Schwartz Bascom Lutle Harper Herrick John Hull FRONT ROW Hanks Hannagan R Lee Knught Hanlon Lundberg Hunt Jacobson Hensley BACK ROW Machon Kyle Roepke Pultz Schnender Puckett Ramsey Massey Raymond McCarey MIDDLE ROW Prather Mortun Lundqunst Sargent Peters D Schwartz Peterson McCrady Rice FRONT ROW Rogers Hodgson Neff Nelson Pattuson Plerce Muller Selby BACK ROW Thuerer, Smethers, Teeter, Selgle, Yapp, Teaford, B Wllson, Wlckham, Weller MIDDLE ROW Spencer, Yount, Wendland, Walters, D Wulson, Taylor, Skuver, Stewart, Socolofsky FRONT ROW Stephens, D Wllbur, Varney, R Wilbur, Skrnner, Warren, D Woolf, Thomas, C Woolf, Welgel f' ,el 1 ,I II I IZ, 1 l J fg, . 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YE I by 1 CABINET STANDING-V m treasurer Fltc Muss Johnson sponsor Breed vlce president Wensbender pubhclty chairman Bayer musnc chasrman Conover presrdent Seaton socnal chalrman V er secretary program charrman Thayer social chalrman SITTWIG 7F'Zi'f Y'F BACK ROW Snlva Tracy B Collier J Wnnter Stagg Teas Wrllus Wolgast Taylor THIRD ROW M Woods Stover Steuber Sparks Zarger Travls Stadel L Winter Tollver Sfles SECOND ROW J Vall K Weaver ,ff Wnlllarns Webster Wolfe G Weaver Wonder I V l FRONT ROW L Sprxnger K Springer Walsh Weus bender Thompson Van Blarcum D Woods Thayer Tofu' BACK ROW J Metcalf Klnman Lay Knauer Lvvmgs Neff, Schartau, S Kmzer, Long, O'Donnell, Krey, G Kmzer THIRD ROW McClure, D Metcalf, Paustlan Lewus, Lash, Mordy, Keck Martm, Macklnrosh, Nxemener ill SECOND ROW Messenhelmer M Newell Marker Mever Moehlman, Shelby, Larzure, Kennedy, Longsdorf FRONT ROW Morrls, Murphy, Maynard, Lundqusst Leavengood, Snwan, McKrnney, Rogers Back Row Hoftmann Ferlemann Foster Harwood Foltz H Frost Fttzgerald Hudson Jensen lnskeep Heldel Erwnn M Johnson Thlrd Row D Faqan Hemphlll Helm Funk Heyer Ham Gravenstem W Frost l-taunes Green Second Row Jacobson Fleemer Hale R John son Gler Flcke Hodges Janes l.1man Knlqht V Fagan Front Row Harrnngton E Graves M Graves Holnwell Fltch D Johnson Hand Hetzler I Back Row M J Shrover Seavall Plumb P Smlth Such B Parsons M Sykes Sldebotharn Rosell Peters Thurd Row Ramsey Seaton Soup ne Perry M Shroyer Roberts Rlckson Schwortz Schmedemann Second Row J Sykes M Parsons Reunklng Prather Joan Robun son Rtndall Jean Rob nson Shaclfelton Front Row M Smtth Raymond Spler Rose Platt Spam Back Row--Burt, Boone, Barr, Brackett Bayer, Allerheiligen, Campbell, Adams, B. Cottier, Buckles, Third Row-Dickens, Conover, Cuddy, Engle, Allen, Crumbaker, Acker, Dlegleman, Booth, Bross. Second Row-Bordewick, Bradstreet, Compton, Butcher, Eshbaugh, Bennett, Cravens, Culp, Davis, Benorden, Breed. Front Row-Dodson, Ebberts, Cowell, Cleavinger, Blood Beiter, Blornberg, Coin. 1 74a Wcactaz Tenseness and untrlgue fulled the alr November Zl when the Lis:-n..,., Junior Class presented The Vls :tor by Kenneth Whute What happened to a long lost son what kept hum away and the various questxons concerning hrs absence were all answered In thus thrullmg three act productlon The actnon of the play centered un the lnvnng room of the David Cunningham home Cunnrngham was the stepfather of the long lost son that returned Bud Owen S1 Paxton Wonder Muller Hllls Wilson Many of the people doubted the E- ldentsty of Owen because of hrs peculiar mannerlsms Bud was f fnnally recognlzed by Mack Bur 7' rell the ex poluce chlef The Vusltor was the funal play durected by Mlss Ellzabeth Little before she left for Provuso Townshnp l-lngh School Maywood llllnols Members of the cast were as follows Bud Owen Bruce Wul sen Jucllth Cunnnngham Phyllns --'v Foster DavldCunn1ngham David .Qs I vp Halls Raymond l-lnlls Joe Wullard Baurd Muller Ellen Wood Dorothy Wonde Mack Burrell Byron Paxton Eluzabeth Mary Brackett and the undessrable uncle P D Raymond The people behnnd the scenes on the varuous crews were Jim Martin Davtd Baehr Floyd Pat tnson Mary Jo Thayer Marulyn Shroyer Eluzabeth Conover Patsy Boone Mary Lee Smith Doris Ann Wolgast and Marguerite Martin ller Foster Wonder Wlson 42 U I ,r lx v T T T f . ll - I .H .U . 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Slunner Wllbur Art Ruth s name to them The lneu tenant returned home thnnkmg that marriage to Ruth was a sure thang only to fund her engaged to one of her co workers Albert Kummer Finally after a series of very humorous events Ruth and the lneutenant get marned Very well durected and pre sented Dear Ruth was an out standlng production Mr Harold Loy popular new dramatucs coach dlrected the play Baumann Hunt Bayer Wllbur Neff Skmner Art A flttung clnmax to the years dramatic functuons was the pre sentatlon of the Sensor Class play Dear Ruth by Norman Krasna on March ZO The scene for Dear Ruth was the home of Judge Harry Wllkms As the plot of the hnlarlous com edy unfolded the letter wrltlng efforts of Rutw s younger sister Murlam were exposed It seemed that Mnrnam had wrntten some sixty letters and poems to a young Ireutenant overseas and had sngned iff Green Brees Hale The cast was comprused of Ruth Wulkms Pat Hale Lf Bull Seawrught Roland Brees Albert Kummer Roy Wilbur Judge Harry Wulkuns Joe Skinner Eduth Wulklns Pat Art Mnrlam Wal kms Ruth Neff Sgt Chuck Vin cent Marvrn Hunt Martha Sea wrught Duane Bayer Dora Edna Marne Green and Harold Klob bermeyer Tharon Baumann Members of the dramatuc classes handled the technical ef fects Harris Knox was student dnrector 43 '24 Daze 6:4 pm, The dramatics productions got oft to a big start on the night of October l8 when the curtain was rung up on A Date With Judy the Hi Y G R play for l947 A Date With Judy an enjoy able three act comedy based on the radio program by the same name took place in the Foster home in a mad western commu nity Judy who wanted to become Queen of the school dance got the family into a disastrous predi cament by her unusual way ot Sklver Bennett Fitch Bascom collecting money for the Commu nity Relief Fund The funny srtua tions that this troublesome teen age miss got in all blended into a well presented hilarious com edy ably directed by Miss Eliza beth Little The cast Included Marguerite Fitch as Judy Foster Charles Bas com as Mr Foster Ruth Bennett as Mrs Foster Bob Skiver as Ran dolph Mary Beth Sreh as Hannah Bill Burgwin as Oogle Pringle Doris Ann Wolgast as Mitzi Frank Andrews as Mr Martindale Elizabeth Conover as Mrs Hotch kiss Marcalyn Seavall as Eloise Sueh Smith Patch Wolgast Hotchkiss Dana Foltz as Mrs Schlutzhammer Bill Barr as Rex OConner Shirley Ebberts Susie and Mary Lee Smith as Bar bara The production staff was com posed of Howard Smethers Kent Colidge Frank Andrews Bill Col ver Paul Raymond Pat Smith Doris Wood Marjorie Raymond Richard Thomas Ann Eshbaugh Jacqueline Maynard Martha Lash and Irene Vail 44 J, J Futch Barr Ebberts Sklver Il ' II 'V I A I I L 1 V - - . . . ' 4 Q II ' Il ' A I - . nv'- . , I I fl 'J ' ' - - ' Ks! , iw ' . t,,, Y' . 5 1 H -2 .E T1 A . . . . , 3' , ' ' ' ., , -'S At ,. 'ii f 7 : ' j 1 .. .. wif ,, , .' X ' I I I ' V - I - l ' ' I - ' I . I ' ' I I I ' 1 I I I I I ' ffff. T K 5 , ' -' ' - ' ' f ' , '. if .1 1 - fqffigq ' , T ' gf -f '4 I ' A T, f Y , T ' A , I as f xl I . .A - , , - 1 ' Y , . rf' K - M N . ' Q 1 it N4 , 1: ' ' 4 ,1- 1 1 ' ' I I I A I I . H 4 I I A ' I , . I I I I c H1454 Q-qui wiv! Art Club lLeft to nghtl Plumb Leavengood Harnes Moss Dobson Weaver Foltz Soupene Mc Kee bleed textjle desugns to such thnngs as head and neck scarves Because some members dld not have a scheduled art class t was necessary to do a great deal of the work dunng the comparatnvely short club meetmgs Meetungs were held regularly At sev eral of them outsjde speakers were vvted to discuss subjects assocuated wnth the work of the artist The Art Club members enjoyed sev eral socoal meetlngs where games were played and refreshments were served r-1-naw bg Art Club The fnfteen members of the Art Club under the capoble sponsorship of Miss Jesse Dobson elected as theur offscers for the year the followmg Charles Macy resjdent Kaye Weaver vrce president Richard Thomas secretary treasurer and Joan Plumb program chairman The members worked busnly wlth great determlnatlon to rause suffncrent money to purchase an orngnnal pamtmg for the school They ongmated and sold both shell and ceramic jewelry and ap 4 i Art Club lLeft to nghtl Peters Thomas Maxwell Braman Macy Steu ber Krev Hofmann . Q .Q Y U.. .A - L . 'j ',' ,flu M , Ll as C mr- 2 ,Z ' M 1 . X Q ' ' , .- P' 4- w. ' A t I U 2 ' - I U lv A p . I I , A . I s , , 14, , , W , ' ' ' f- M.. I- .A A 11 41 , T T r as J, , L . 5 j ' l :ij . I i . 4 L . . , ' YQ ,K A. . U 1 , A - k I ' I ' jn- . T -I I f r 1 ' f 4 T f A 3- .gl . V Library Club Durrng the frrst meeting on November 25 the members of the Lubrary Club elected as thenr otfncers the tollowmg Carol Lanzure presjdent Warren Roepke vjce presudent Wann Harwood secretary treasurer Nancy Dnckens program chalr man and Elnzabeth Conover soclal chanr man The fufteen members were all students who helped Mrs Marge Busch, school lnbraruan and sponsor of the club, rn the lubrary They checked out books and mag azlnes and helped students use the fa cnlntnes of the ljbrary 45 I Q A ,T -, - 5 T! , if BACK ROW-Kennedy, Pattison, Baehr, Childs, Flannelly, Bennett, Frank, Bascom, Teeter, Hill. MIDDLE ROW-Spencer, Engle, Litle, Massey, Nelson, Dinsmore, Burgwin, Ferleman, Hunt. FIRST ROW-Mr. Rogers, Weigel Mr. Stcrer Mr. Zerger, Showalter, Barrett, Mr. Boles. Science minded people of MHS find en ioyment in the Science Club lt is one of the largest clubs in school and the members are usually enrolled in some science class Tl-is year the club was divided into tive groups which met individually part of the time and as a whole the remainder of the time The Science Club as a whole was spon sored by Mr Rogers Willard Schwartz was president and he appointed Carlisle Pickett as program chairman Activities of the entire Science Club consisted of an assembly and the sending of several members to the Junior Academy of Science The programs for the entire group consisted of talks given by out side speakers on some phase of science The chemistry section was sponsored by Mr Zerger Willard Schwartz was chairman and David Weigel program chairman ln charge of the photography section was Mr Storer as sisted by David Hills president Don Hodgson vice president Nadine Breed secretary treas urer and Don McCrady program chairman Mr Boles sponsored the biology section with Earl Herrick serving as chairman and Jac queline Maynard as program chairman Charles Bascom was chairman of the electrical sec tion and Floyd Pattison was chairman of the aviation section both of which were spon sored by Mr Rogers BACK ROW Stover Kastner Robert Bohn Roepke Pickett Miller Skinner King W Schwartz Varney Richard Bohn THIRD ROW Bross Breed Barr Coolidge Lash Teas Hills R Hodgson Knight Hannagan D Hodgson Wadick SECOND ROW Van Blarcum Hemphill Janes Shroyer Beiter Ficke Williams Maynard D Schwartz Martin Warren FRONT ROW Fellows Beatty Cowell Neff Conwell Smith Ebberts Wood Fitch Hanlon pn I LII I 474 Y i M. I a I. - . .l - I - I . , 1 M .fx elf: if , , . N ' If 1 I ll! s U it T . I, l 4.3 1 f, i T. - S I I ' ' f T ' I t . P I -,F , , I X , A t l X ei H ' ' 1 H P . - . th fa' Q- ' - 3 , W . 'F i- Q? . I A 2 , ' ' - v ,Lim ' 'I , , ' 1 .IFJ 'fy' I 1 eg 0,155 I , A WIFI , ' ,, ii Z a F al' I' eff in . x lx W Q- A, Q .rw Dodson Mr Fly THIRD ROW Weaver Wonder Boone Yount Longsdorf Gulmore Johnson BACK ROW Harwood Kennedy Munr Kunzer Woolf Schartau Paxton Andrews Wulbur D N Shroyer R Johnson Frost ODonnell Ham Pantler SECOND ROW M Smuth Underwood Socolofsky Meyer Buckles Eshbaugh Acker Lanzure McKnnney FRO T ROW Conover Rose J Sykes Harrington Slwan Benordan Randall Nlemeuer Hynes Hetzler Dnfferent people have many dlfferent llkes and dlslnkes In muslc The Music Club of MHS affords a wonderful opportunity for get tang a varsety In music Some programs are devoted to llstenlng to recordings whuch vary from very modern to hnghly classlcal musuc The programs gnven by student talent are also varled and furnish an excellent opportunity for the student studyung rruslc to perform be tore an audience Other nnterestmg programs are put on by local talent and college students Fulms are also used for programs and are a great help an the study of muslc appreclatnon The club also studles the musnc of out standmg theatrucal productnons by means of records an order that nts members may appre cnate those productlons to the fullest extent Pat Hale was elected presndent Harrus Knox vice presudent Nora Lee Hodges program chairman and Joan Nxemeler secretary treas urer Mr Fly has sponsored the club for seven years and does everythlng nn has power to make It successful The only quallfncatlon for membershlp as an mterest ln music and the nnnety enght mem bers certainly had a variety of programs to meet thelr Interests BACK ROW Foster Bayer Allerheulngen Stagg B Walson Schneuder Knox Lind Jensen J Wnnter Davus THIRD ROW Jacobson Lewus Brackett Hale L Wxnter Taylor Knauer Frost Frey Barr SECOND ROW Morrus Knnght Hodges M Stykes Martun Mackmtosh Collner Fagan Peters D Wnlson FRONT ROW Moehlman Tollnver Snowman Staten Blood Helm Schmedemann Schwartz Raymond Gullman 'Rm ft 00 J fa- 91 tor 1 1 1' v - n X H 1 1,lgA . 1 , fu, l f i 9 I . ' J K 1 A f' ,M . 1 -1, 1 f U' 7 , I .Ml J' I r f 1 va Q '- - 1 I 5 . . c s f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 4 T 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - T - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I - 1 1 ' I 1 ' Y I - - 1 . , , - - 1 I I I I ' I I I I I 4 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - x - T. . . xg, N' ' - '- ,Aw K ia: A '- . A . r 1 . A ,. .1 I -' , D X f 0 T h T X L ' pn 0 '- - A 1 f vu x ,' ' f T 0 1 1 ' '- - r - f T L f T . . r . . . 1.4 ,it Q.. N P s A 1 ' ' .. 1 .ca 5 ' ' :Q gf, ' , x 1 11 Af E X 1 t 'r ' 1-15 , K T55 - - 'ge . ww,-, -4- iw ,EA A lc M ' ' ' ' 'Qvslv :-.AK 3-.4 FHA Back Row Burt Fleeker Rvfkson lnskeep Heldl Hudson Kunzer Lundqunst Laman Tlnrd Row Spain Shelby Gravensteln Ferleman Hard Splers Booth Bordewlck Second Row Mass Zupse Noland Taylor Sparks Zarger Vall Rogers Silva Roehl Front Row Delbler Crumbaker Alsop Trovls Stadel Erwun Sueh Culbertson F H A Commerce Club A taffy pull and a sprung party honorung sen :or gurls and thenr mothers were only two of the actuvutues of the Manhattan chapter of the Future Homemakers of America under the sponsorshnp of Mlss Katharyn Zupse and Mrs Paulme Baskett The forty members sold Chrsstmas cards and used some of the money to send delegates to the state FHA conference In Topeka Officers for the year were Shurley Stadel oresldent Shirley Denbler vlce president Maxnne Erwin secretary Cormne Travns treasurer Caro lvn Alsop program chaurman Roberta Crum baker song leader Mary Beth Sleh puanlst and Carolyn Rogers hlstorlan The Commerce Club had an active year under the leadershnp ot Mary Lou Thompson president Donna Dlegleman ylce president Helen Lay secretary treasurer Dorothea Knnman prograrr' chasrman Marlene Graves socual chalrman and Mr Charles Rapp sponsor The purpose of the club IS to draw the stu dents unterest toward a buslness education and a business lute lt helps them become tamulnar wuth the dutues of stenographssts receptlonlsts secretarues tale clerks and typnsts The club also helps the gurls become conscuous of a basuncs personallty bulld a busnness attxtude and learn busuness technnques Commerce Club lLeft to rlghtl Newell Campbell Roberts Graves Dneglem n Mr R pp Lay Klnrnan Plummer Not rn plcture M Thompson xx , , , 'gt '-rs 'fag-gary, g,,- y ,1 'L will '- I 1 I - ew -s A , . 1 A , A ' 'A ' ,A 4- . . 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O I 1 1 I - 1 1 ' V 1 ' I A I ' , . . 1 ' 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 - . , I - l Y S 1 1 1 I , 1 I ' ' 4 'h - , , , , a , . a . -LY 1 - 1 . . 2 GAA Back Row Funk Long Stevens J Metcalf Keck Sykes Boone Buckles Heudel Teas Wolgast Conover Thurd Row Thayer Stehr Butcher Bradstreet Marker Knauer McClure D Metcalf Hodges Brackett Dane Second Row Newell Wonder Weaver Fucke Mackun tosh Smuth Seaton Caun B Allen Webster M Allen Front Row Murphy Platt Gulmore Cleavunger Ebberts Guer Perry Mordy Muss Klemp The Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon proved utself to be one of the most energetuc and actuve organu zatuons un the School Durung the year the gurls organuzed teams and partucupated un hockey basketball baseball tennus and archery Each gurl played on a team guvung her own skull and enthusuasm to the game For the furst tume bowlung was made avaulable to the students Enterung unto the sport whole heartedly the teams played Thursdays after school Offucers of GAA were the followung Ann Cleavunger presudent Mary Jo Thayer vuce presudent Bonnue Allen secretary treasurer Joan Hunter socual chaurman and Muss Vurgunua Klemp sponsor Despute the handucap of a late start the M Club got goung after unutuatuon nught November 22 and made uts presence known to the school thereafter The club made several changes un uts constututuon For the furst tume the week long un utuatuon was abolushed un favor of a one nught party The club also opened the second semes ter unutuatuon to undergrads Actuvutues uncluded the annual M Club dance and sponsorshup of varuous money rausung schemes Offucers for the year were the followung presudent Charles Dory land vuce presudent Larry Blasung secretary treasurer Roy Wulbur program chaurman Hal Cleavunger Mr Payton and Mr Slayton spon sored the club M Club Back Row Boyer Evans Blasung Schartau Doryland Wuckham Wulbur Robunson Payton Front Row Baker Crevuston Cleavunger Bauman Amsteun Frank Erwun Mr Slayton rar- fi x!5 F'vf iff? 49 - 1 . 4 5 I -, 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I ' I I I I A 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I ' I - I I I 1 ' ' , . 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R -I 5 1. , X is f ' P5 - 1 '. f.- 'Q' - 7 - nl 41- .u - A Dr'- Back Row McGehee Wel's Knpper Puett Mclnteer R Lee McClure Seugle Roblyer Wendland Lutz Belter Sherbon Thurd Row Hackerott Moody Plper Scott Sowell D Rogers Flnn B Buchanan Hoerman Scofield Roberts Johnson Blasmg H Stephens Second Row Heldle R Weller W Rogers R Buchanan Z Lee Long lnskeep A Stephens Hen ton Woods Blockcolsky Bergsten Front Row Deubler Hudson H Weller Brnggs Stevens The pest eradlcatuon contest was one of 5' the most Important actlvutues ofthe FFA this year Two teams were formed and under the leadership of Bull Lutz and Robert Moody a fxerce battle was waged agannst rats muce coyotes crows sparrows chncken hawks blackbnrds and cow blrds Other events and actnvutles Included a ponnt bulldung program a radlo broadcast and the or gamzlng ofa bulletin library Brlggs reporter Harold Weller treasurer Frankie Stevens In the fall they mlflalecl elghfeen Green presrdent Alvun Jolley vrce president Floyd Comfort secre hands As 3 gI'OUp they attended the AmerICar'1 tary Mr J W Taylor advlser FFA Ofhcers tLeft to nghtl Horold Hudson sentinel Johrl Royal and the National FFA Conventron ln Kan sas Cnty They planned and presented a Sensor Hugh assembly and the annual Parent Son Ban quet In the sprung 5 V :- 5- rn.,-.N --1--J 'l Alvnn Jolley shows them how nt's done Mary had a httle lamb 50 ,W 'gli T J M3 ,X I If 1 ' ' , J I 5 . ' X . n ' ,. , , af 8 V 7 rw , 'Q - L A v - k .Q r ' 1 J , , . K I I -1 gy , y 2, l y A r X 1 1 A ' 2353, A Jolley, Comtort, Mr. Tayllor, Dible,.Zentz. Not in picture-F. Barry, IR. Nelsdn. V I I V ,131 . A ryf .- -. A A F. F. A. .A , . , ff 'WJ - ll - - 11 X .L JV Y., 4 -' . . . . . Al y ', ' ' , . ' , A . I ' l . . I A I ' I I . 1 I 1 ' , 1 1 ' ',, Y, X I l ' , ,,, N f I, ! S A X ..,..,g , 1 , 0 I' li . t . f J ' l 4, ' , f ' V TJ ' l I: . , Q ..' 'Q' 1 Y ' L-ix., 5 ll J ' A - A ' ' ' l I 1' ,U 4 5 -6 , - ' 4 ' w 'L l I 1 f .lm 6 ' i I . xii' J ll f l i Q in , , 93 , fl- J Back Row-Slayton lhead coachl, Miller, Jensen, Cederberg, Sargent, E. Cravens, Woolf, Tay- lor, Ekberg, Macy, Gehrt,'Crumpton, R. Frank, Hartung, Selby, Comfort, Burnette, Bleam, Pedro, Walker, Rogers, Briggs, Yapp, Bennett, Davis. Middle Row-Zerger lass't. coachl, P. Cravens, Socolofsky, Deam, Flannelly, Kastner, Wendland, Kyle, Bill Lundberg, Walters, LITTLE CHIEF Bill Baker, Captain. On The l947 edition of the Manhattan Indians went through one of the most stormy and thrill-packed sea- sons a Manhattan squad has ever experienced. Losers by one touchdown in their first two games, the Braves changed character and soundly walloped their next two opponents to become serious contenders for the league flag. The first of three major disappointments came the next week when a one-touchdown loss drop- ped the Braves out of first. Thoroughly angered, the squad came back to swamp their next two opponents by convincing scores. Fortune refused to smile on the Manhattan side, however, and the final two games were lost to powerful teams that tied for the title. A breakdown of the games: Lawrence 19 MHS 13 An intercepted lateral gave the Lions the winning margin in this thriller. lt was really an lndian moral victory since Lawrence later was named No. l team in the state. Marysville 13 MHS 7 Bill Baker got into the habit of making long runs by sprinting 67 yards for our only score. The Bulldogs also were later ranked in the first ten. Chapman 7 MHS 18 Hal Cleavinger sparked this triumph, scoring two touchdowns and passing for the other. One of his touchdowns came on a 63 yard punt runback. Junction City 6 MHS 20 Cleavinger again! This time two intercepted Pierce, Hiser, Machin, Bob Lundberg, Storer, Cass'f. coachi, Creviston, Conwell, Front Row- Payton lass't. coachl, Fronkenfeld, Hanlon, Wickham, Ford, Baker, Robinson, Schartau, G. Frank, Baumann, Cleavinger, Annis, Schwartz, Gilman, Doryland, Amstein. Not in picture- Blosing, Kennedy, Mr, Vlfright lass't. coachl. of one of them, brought two last quarter scores and an lndian victory. Oh happy dayl Clay Center 7 MHS 0 A day of mourning. Bob Craig looked like an All- American for Clay. And those Unruh twinsl Clay be- came the champs, and they sure looked the part. Record crowd, too. Emporia 13 MHS 32 Baker ran wild and scored four touchdowns, in- cluding a 90 yard kickoff return. The crowd cheered Little John Frankenteld when he bent double back- wards trying to pass over the heads of the charging linemen. Abilene 7 MHS 20 Doesn't Baker ever get tired of running? Another great night tor a great ball player. The Cowboys were tougher than expected, but who cares? We won, didn't we? Frankenfeld tried another of his blooper passes. McPherson 19 MHS 6 We got the Batson Blues l Don Batson led a great Bullpup eleven to a surprising victory that knocked us out of the pennant race. We wore black to school next day. Salina 20 MHS 0 Remember Pankratz, Edmiston, Williams, and company? They combined to make it a sad night for the eleven seniors playing their last game for alma mammy. Better luck next year, undergrads. l-lere's one scalp we really wantl BIG CHIEFS Coaches: Standing 5 Storer Boles. Seated-Zerger, Slayton Payton, Wright. ga-.f,5fll,5.iLQi ff I, Eg Q ff yi' Lundberg Frank Gae Dan G Char es Dory and Joe Ford E mer Crev ston Bauman Tharon Larry B as ng Baker I' gf ,.....l'- mfvff 5' , EQ., gg, lie Ka Denz BU Ma v n Scha lu U ln A. U on 2' 'U a. 0 vo- ru U Bob Lundbe g iw-vN X -'ix Bob W ckham iii- Tom Mach n Bll Oll Bob H J -B X fa -'-J ' 'X ' xx I' . i 'x l ' 5,,sr'Sf I M 1 Q xg , 0 K ilyxqj-e. '11 Q H 'f2n.V'q , '19 - if - gt. '59' f QS'- li I nk Pierce ri ff il se r , A 5 r ' 1 . . i X aan Amman 2 h Q. 17 , X211 , . K , A! J, I V V241-f - 1 .. ,J ,W Q M , w warg., j ' f . ,. uve . - W I ll. jf. J! f f ' f , f ,Xi :ff J if I i , 'il 'E ,ag i A Francis Hiser 3 I ,ni ' 1 .- 5 , . Q D 9 ,fqr' 1 i yi? Q X Yr. 0 11 QM. if- ' . Vo .' f 37 l ' I N F faaqzfm '4 Rounding off their I947-48 cage season with three straight victories, the Manhattan High hoop- sters finished sixth in the CKL pennant race. Not only did the improved Indians outdo last year's three league wins with four, but also racked up a duo in non-conference play. Sporting a new coach and new uniforms, the Braves presented some of the finest basketball wit- nessed around here for several years. The Indian roster included four Iettermen from the I946-47 season-Larry Blasing, Hal Cleavinger, Charles Doryland, and Marvin Schartau-and a number of players who had gained valuable experience on both the A and B squads. After dropping four close games at the start of the season, Coach Jay Payton's charges finally broke into the win column by downing the cellar-dwell- ing Chapman Irish 27-25. Their next scalp came when they overshadowed the favored Abilene quin- tet 4l-38. Hal Cleavinger and Marvin Schartau led the scoring with 14 and ll counters, respec- tively. The next unsuccessful foe to face the Braves was the yet winless Chapman five, who were dropped by a 39-35 score. Although they lost the next two, the courageous Indians' spirits were still undampened. Coming back they emerged victors in three successive contests with Emporia, a highly favored Lawrence five, and the Abilene Cowboys in a thrilling overtime contest. Guard George Bishop dunked in the winning two points while Larry Blasing held game scoring honors. Going into the regional tournaments at Emporia, the Braves drew as rivals the Emporia Spartans who handed them a stinging 44-3l defeat. Seven MHS seniors - Larry Blasing, George Bishop, Elmer Creviston, Charles Doryland, Jack Erwin, Dennis Evans, and Marvin Schartau-played their last games of high school basketball. Three successors - Hal Cleavinger, Tom Machin, and Bob Wickham - can be counted on to lead the I948-49 Tribe. '86 515 Payton and Bergman in pre-game conference. Coach Payton, in his first year as head basket- ball mentor, proved himself to have a type of bas- ketball which will be sure to win a championship some day soon. MHS ............,... MHS ...... MHS ...... MHS ...... MHS ...... MHS ...... MHS ...... MHS ...... MHS ...... MHS ...... MHS ...... MHS ...... MHS ' ...... MHS ...... MHS ...... Emporia ....... ....... 2 8 Wamego ........ ....... McPherson ................ Junction City Chapman ........ ....... Salina ........... ......, Clay Center .... ....... Abilene ....... ....... McPherson .,..........,,,, Junction City Chapman ........ ...,,,, Salma ........ Clay Center .... ....... Emporia ....... ,,.,,,, Lawrence ...,. ,,,,,,, MHS .,,.,, Abilene .... ,.,,,,, W. L. Pct. Salina .........,.... ..... I I I 917 Clay Center .. 7 5 583 Junction City 7 5 583 McPherson .. 7 5 583 Abilene ........ 6 6 500 Manhattan ...... ., 4 8 333 Chapman .... O I2 OOO A SQUAD: STANDING-Schartau, Blasing, Cleavinger, Bishop, Doryland. KNEELING-Conwell, trainer: Mr. Creviston, Machin, Hanlon, Giles, Erwin, Evans, Wickham, Payton, coach. ndcztzfvm Wwldamz B SQUAD: STANDING-Hyde, Skiver, Kyle, Pierce, Woods, Burnette, Walker, Schwartz, Socolofsky, Deam, Schneider, Yapp, Hiser, Macy, Annis, Davis. SEATED- Frankenfeld. 57 f 4 5 5 ax 40 F006 WP Wa, 4434 11' X S14 ii Il !l! ll E SA 51-,5 P, Q I' T 1-,git avr LETTERMEN Standing Blasmg Doryland Wilbur Wlckham Crevusfon Kneeling Cleavunger Jolley Amstem Baumann Slayton Qcoachi Not rn picture Baker 'P 5 s dd fi: W '+P Kung of Jump Baumann the great A I Frfteen for the cheerleaders Burgwrn Keck Hunt Nremeler Erwin . F1 A ,, ' I , V A, I l N xv '. V A-Hliix X f A' , ,K I E3 wk -. ' M in 3 . IE IH, 11 4 la 'N . lg K , m ' ' f4V?5':T V. u , A K e 'Tj-WT-4 4 , . 'Q-. - ' Q, N 'x K X V1-H x x I 2 i ga .4 , K Qs 41 4 L u . ,U f-. .x V , , L' li K 155 ,h N ,QQ ' , . -f t 5. - . ' ., n , Wx . b if , ' , A , N W Q , Q . ,N 4' I ., Vi? 55:5 f ' '?-dis? , I fnrrg' t , if W M ' , 5 . 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W gm 51-1 ' If :- gay ' 2 41, F lgx ig, . 1' if 4 M 'fi-3 , 1 1 , .Q .V . , , , 4 ss, f ' is , 3 I - 1' 71 -4 1 f A -P' a .Qian W 1 ll Library Club feasts after working hard putting up Chrlstmas decorations Pat Prather working on her orlgmal drawings for the Mentor and the Blue M VY Harold W Loy new to MHS as the speech and dramatncs Instructor : 'fuz-.imp gnu ff' ff ff F Bermce Morgan secretary to Superintendent Herb cuts up for the Chnstmas dlnner Bergman for four years '3 .az fm.,- -f W W ,' L ,F ' , f 1- U ' - K If ig V V ls. ' f f P a. M n - ' ' fi - . . VV . 4 K 'Z R4 .is HQ: , . A 4 M .- N't'g',fQ., .- ' 'W' g . l T' l ' ' , A V p' V, 1 K l A L : ' ' : I l . , My V7 in ll . af r .N--. rn ' 1' a MN- u 'ff -' M L o, X , 1 J. i. F , JV ffa, -..V . s V 1 WY Vs - ,gy ggi. g LJ- H N--All : 'V I , . I A -1. 7 ' .4 J ',.j X f , If s , ' ' , , V, , . v 1 NA ,If A 11 1 K I Z, l Ruth Bennett-did the band writeup for the annual, wrote features and news stories for the Mentor. She was official public-school reporter for the Manhattan Mercury-Chronicle. Mrs. Mildred Sykes-was largely respon- sible for the success of this year's Mentor and Blue M. As sponsor of these public- ations, she was always willing to offer advice and assistance. Doris Meyer-had one of the back-break- ing jobs on the Blue M-the senior section chairman. Moreover, she wrote Who's Who, features, book reviews, and Tommy Hawk for the paper. Don Woolf-was a member of the Blue M layout and senior section committees. His favorite job on the paper was writing features, though he did general news- writing as well. 66 Dean Askew-wrote exchanges, editorials, and general news. He worked on the faculty section of the yearbook and claims lnquiring Reporter for his favorite assign- ment. Jocelyn Butcher-wrote Tommy Hawk and other features, was third editor of the paper and, with Nancy Dickens, had charge of the Blue M snapshot pages. She liked writing headlines best--a job wel- comed by few! Nancy Dickens-wrote many of the best Tommy Hawks and lnquiring Reporters of the year. She was assistant business manager of the paper, ad staff member of the book, and wrote the diary section. Marjorie Raymond-worked on the senior section of the annual, did news, features and alumni writeups for the paper. She was, usually available when help was needed for a hurry-up job. Roland Brees-calls editorials his favorite assignment, having written quite a few. His beat was F.F.A., and the sophomore and junior divisions of the book were his brainchildren. Carol Laizure was a member of the lay out and interest club committees for the Blue M and wrote exchanges features and editorials for the paper She liked features best Marjorie Schmedemann had one of the year s biggest jobs as circulation manager of the Mentor She still found time to write interest clubs for the annual edit orials and general news for the paper Jim Peters was first sports editor for the Mentor and fell heir to the basketball section for the yearbook He did a lot of general newswriting besides but says he liked writing editorials Pat Smith was first exchange editor wrote general news and part of the Blue M senior section She willingly lent a helping hand whenever a typist was needed Bob Lind the boy with the business brain was the Mentor s business manager ln addition he wrote general news and features served on the interest club committee and ad staff of Blue M Roy Wilbur turned out a lot of good features and was responsible for the foot a section an the Blue M. Roy also was one of the sports editors for the Mentor and with Joe Skinner handled a column for the Tribune. Pat Prather-was art editor of the annual. She drew cartoons and wrote general news, editorials, and features for the paper, besides heading the layout and iournalism pages committees. Marillyn Weisbender-was second editor of the Mentor. She wrote Tommy Hawk and news stories for various issues and worked on the senior and GR. sections of the Blue M. Cglae 48 aze SEPTEMBER Ah fateful days as 46l assorted persons once agaIn thronged the halls of M H S A brand new class of hesutant Sophomores A fIne class of mIddlemen And a group of eager SenIors Intent on the last mIle pl es of Iunk dubIously dubbed 1alopIes made lIfe dangerous and almost Impractucal for unwary wayfarers The fIrst Mentor hut the spot Wlfh ITS fIrst set of anguushed readers newcomers spent a bewIldered fIrst week ex plorIng the hIgh ways and bI ways of our occas Ionally bewIlderIng buIldIng SIX new para gons of learnIng swelled the faculty s ranks Electron of cheer leaders and out of season hot weather preluded the furst lndIarI game OCTOBER EducatIon was begmnmg fIrmly to en trench Itself and home work had many a student maknng wIth a grave yard shIft warm autumn evenmg dedIcated to entertaIn ment left us all gaspmg wIth grggles over A Date Vwlth Judy The aIr waves seemed serIes scores Into the eager ears of students and teachers Hold the pose Smlle Now watch the blfdle Senlors SenIor puctures and the choosIng of announcements even tually It wIIl be cap and gown tIme They re practrcally shovIng us Into old age For the fIrst tIme In hIstory Mr Fly dIrected a Robed ChoIr consIstIng of flfty one VOICES Forsakmg the soap route MHS ers spent a wonderful Halloween dancIng at Teen Town to the straIns of a mIghty good band NOVEMBER Football fInIs festIvItIes were ruled over by Pat Hale and BIII Baker Students were The Chnstmas faculty breakfast where the men the cookmg 68 The Prom dancers make theIr way back to the stage after the presentahon of the KIng and Queen most Impressed by the lovely seven f ot foot ball whIch dommatecl the decoranor us pense suspucuon and surprIse were the words for the JunIor Play The VISITOV ADTICI patIon of the annual Sophomore party had the Polly plgfall set Iumpmg wIth glee e femInIne leg was slowly dIsappearIng as hem lInes dropped lower and lower Lot of thIngs to be thankful for thIs year In fact It took nearly the whole vacatIon to run through the lIst once DECEMBER The Pep Club whIch had dued an untImely death last year reorganIzed In tIme for the fIrst basketball game The annual Chnst mas Concert was rvch In melody anzl pageantry lt was sad news to all when the announce ment of MISS Luttles resIgnatIon was 'nade known lt broke the student s hearts to see thevr popular speech teacher leave but thlnk of the opportunIty for her to go out In 'fne world and see how humans act The male members of the faculty made Wlfh the skIllets to Impress and feed the lady faculty members at the teachers breakfast Must have been somethIng to see Mr Blshop Mr Bergman and the rest of our Instructors slavlng over a hot stove Ah the blessed Chnstmas Vaca tIon Of all the presents we lIke best For sIxteen days Herb we bless J AN UARY The female vIctory of mInd over male gave the solld gold HI Y medal to the G R for the comnng year The school nomInated TIVO Blue M Queen candldates FIVE lovelIes of whom one wIll be queen and the other four her attendants Mr Loy handsome new J . K 7 --- . I - - I . . . -an .I 1 K . . . . ----33 , . I . . - .- Q . U g O H . . . . . ---- . - ' - I N - .E Y-V ,Q 1.. I ' I Hu - . . I ' f 11 - Q ll I - - v----Th I l 1 A I h l . . . ----A , Y - - - ll D ,, ,, . to spring a leak as portables poured the world ' 6 g . . I . 1- . . , ' ,T-nw I - . . 1 I - . . . , -- - I . . , . . I - . - - . - . l I I -.. l I .--I ' ll ll 1 7 1 , 1 , .T . . ll 1 ll '- V' ',, is ,I . . . F- , . i 1, --H ' I , ' do comer to the faculty arrsved to take Msss Lsttles place Draggsng ourselves through the mental msre of exams we turned reluven ated faces on the new semester Two days of the new semester and then a gas leak gave us a two day vacatson Happy days when the gas pressure was low The fsrst exchange assembly of the year sn fact the fsrst sn many a year was presented by Abslene Oh that psano player from The Fnre Dance to hot Boogse sn one easy step From Bach to Boogse was the musscal program presented by Conners Mussc Makers FEBRUARY Turnsps to tulsps decorated the msghty chests of our males as the ladses dsd the squsr sng for the Gold Dsggers Ball When thesr nsght comes the boys certasnly do make the best of st they must be helped off and on wsth thesr coats doors must be opened for them and occassonally they even demand the tysng of a shoestrsng Gay gsggles and twstters plus much sworn secrecy heralded the arrsval of the G R Heart Ssster Week A growsng lsst of complasnts agasnst the fountasns has been revsewed sn the Mentor edstorsals There really ssnt much wrong wsth our fountasns except they are buslt to accommodate the hesght of a msdget and the thsrst of a hum msrsg bsrd MARCH The Sensor Play under Mr Loy s able dsrectson was a complete success Our dra matsc department ss sn capable hands T e Easter teachers breakfast gave the men faculty members a chance to relax and see how the ladses look over a sksllet They dsd OK the tsme Easter vacatson rolled around we were all a lsttle cross eyed wsth the steady grsnd of school QUEEN CANDIDATES STANDING-Van Blarcum Cleavsnger Gilmore Vaul Breed SEATED K Weaver Sswan G Weaver Hale Compton xv' KING CANDIDATES STANDING-Blasnng Dory land Crevrston Glllman Baker SEATED-Clggy snger Lundberg Pierce Machm NOT IN PIC TURE Amstein APRIL The Sensor Junsor that bug moment when e Sensors royally entertasned the Junsors wsth one of the dances of the year One of the seasons socsal successes that made everyone happy but the Sensor treasury Somethsng specsal sn the way of a band concert was pre sented by the newly unsformed band members The trsm new unsforms are out of thss world The Hs Y date hske was a good excuse for the boys to march the gsrls ssxty msles snto the country brusse them purple wsth vsolent games of baseball and feed them crushed peanut butter sandwsches Surprsse the gals seemed to love st Sprsng flowers and mussc seem to go together and the Mussc department s Sprsng Festsval presented a sprsng that Kansans wsll probably never see Run nsng sumpsng and heavsng the CKL track meet was sn full swsng The ladses all eagerly watched thesr lsghto loves as they fursously competed for fsrst places MAY Formals and flowers for the Junsor Sensor The Junsors presentatson was as lovely and wonderful as any dance ever held sn thss old school Twenty one Sensors breathed a deep ssgh of relsef as the Ssgnature dance brought to an end the dreadful deadlsnes and frantsc fsnancsal sugglsng Here ss your yearbook we have worked hard on st and sf you don t lske st dont tell us The Sensors make thesr fsnal splash sn the school lsfe wsth the Sensor assembly Commencement a few short steps across a stage and we re Sensors no long er That honor ss now delegated to the Junsor c ass It wsll seem strange to worry no more about conststutson chemsstry and sournalssm OK you Junsors here ss the Sensor class prestsge rsghts and worrses have fun wsth them, they dont last long 69 1 . . Z' ff ..--- 5 4 -um: K lg , li . ,Q V ,ta- - 11 Sf' - 1 1 ' - f I ' s 'N - 11 - 11 V ' ld . . . 3 ' I - 1 1 1 . - 1 11 - 11 - - . . 1 1 1 . - ' 1 . . 1 - I .... 1 1 ' . . . . I . . . . -- I . 1 . . ' ' -' 1 1 . . . I 1 - 1 -.. cv - 'Q A .s 111' I . - - 1 1 . . 1 -- 1 -- 1 t As I I a - , . Q -- - s I I .... s 1 s , , 4 , . . - -- 1 . ' I 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . ' .-I' baugh -hm R'IeY and Memn Bum Contact with a live wire Joe Dons Roy r 11 111ml Marilyn rests from assistant ed ltor worries just won t run' childhood -J Francie Stover Tom Massey gleeful over Mentor news. 70 A 72 51 - s S.f. Francie Stover. Mary Lou Thompson. Chris Knight. Dottie Kinman. ,fo hx- H, ' ,,'.?,? M V' -w.f4,i-- .wb ,,,, Qzue.. e I 7 Harold Robinson enioying quips in the Mentor. Wllbur and Sklnner In action on the sndellnes Mary if 1 if f I , 75, 1 X I . . 'L any 4 ew-..,....... ze Spectacular 7 foot beauty awes dan cers at Pugskm Prom Helm -r A Weaver Ebberts Dobson Wol gast Conover Lewis Foster 17 san li in- gllaujgelay Ace Hanlon and Maxine Lewus of yesteryear A neat chorus llne Smlth Wood Seaton The Bennett pose Dorothy supported by Doc and Bruno Sensor glamour boy Larry Bla smg 'S Nettle with the wind un her hanr Marge Raymond Hamne Ogden Manlyn and Pat bf I 8 Mary .lo Thayer sends It down Unndentuhed female 71 I' F, , K ' .Q 6 ,, X- W, ,V 1 f ,I , .,. - - -1-rn 5 A x. y ' WW . . . , M , , N I r r 1 ' ' V A 'ff 1 1 1 - 'li 34. . , ' A' ns-Pi ' , Q .A f b' , . , ' l 5 'f -K' ug l - ' f - ,D Q ,e . f , ,mm .f , I M.:-A., W ' ' '44, gl' M.. , ' 1 ' ' ' ' : ' , , . J .- , s I . . I R. 5 I I I , 1' 'A W - ' -e I F-'KLLVLL h fr:-. x Q ' ' I ' M ' , yum, ggljik ii , 1 1 V Q X Qkillif K 1, 5 s Q 1 K - 1, K f ' ' 1 1 I ' V . 5 ' . A 1 gg ' . 1, V 5 ' A 1 - ff r , , , , Y Q f I . . f, . 44 .P Q. X vw l Q f-...... S in an-Ish. 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I -. 74 Nancy Dnckens agamst a Colorado background Miss McKenna and Mnss Luttle intent on a football game Pillsbury launt Ruth Neff Ruth Bennett Jocelyn Butcher Marguerite Fltch Marge Raymond Dorothy Johnson L51- 'S' 0 1 Bug and mighty men In Grade 7 now graduatlng Back Wulbur Dory land Amsteln Front Butler Dmsmore Staten Wltt Boyer Hanks Work mg Baughman Skinner Bob Lund and Dottie Klnman as of Mr Bergman roughlng lt d3YS 9009 bY Lucllle Johnson lla! Shnrley Carr sensor N. 1 w A well known sensor couple now Marlene Schmedemann and Gael Frank 75 T 1 1 1 1 1 'I l lu- l ffl... li . ,, ..a..' '11 2 V ' l . A o xl, it , ' . 1- 1. .' :.- aa 1 Qs --f l . , ,,, ,fl - x -AQ , Q t - , . . -. 1 .1 3 I - 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I ' 1 Q 1 0 u , . a , These Farms Helped Make Our Annual Posslble A 8. A Food Store Aggle Hardware 81 Electric Co Art Craft Prnnters AV News Stand Baltimore Hotel Bardwell St Bardwell V E Pete Bates Lute Ins B H Appliance Co R R Bennett Bobart The Man s Store Bottgers IGA Bradstreet Jeweler Bredenberg Auto Co lnc Brewer Motor Co lnc Bnghton Furnnture Store Brown Musuc Store Brownie s Coffee Shop Brumm Bakery Burk Photo Service Guy L Byrd Champnon Shoe Shop Chappell Creamery Sam Charlson Coca Cola Bottling Co Cole Brothers College Beauty Shop College Canteen College Drug Store Campus Book Store Campus Cleaners Commercual Candy Co Del Close Jeweler QW' Dodds Home Furnlshungs Don and Jerry Clothlers Paul Dooley Jeweler Duckwall s Dunn s Skelly Servuce C A Fannen Farm Bureau lns Co Farrell s Aggnevulle Servlce Farrell sFountaun 81 Sport Shop Ferleman s Market Gnbbs Clothmg Co Gullett Chnldren s Shop Goetsch Irvane Motor Co lnc Nell B Grantham E E Gnfflth Lumber 81 Coal Co Guerrant Photo Shop Henton Plumbing Co Hotte Electruc Co Ice Cream Bowl ldeal Cleaners lrvme Skelly Servuce John s Candy Shop Kaup Furnuture Store Kung s Drugs Kroell s Cleaners Lambert Lumber The Launderette Maurlce McNeal Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Awnung 8. Upholstery Bootery Creamery Furnlture Store Laundry 8. Cleaners Motors lnc Tribune News 81 Sun Typewrnter Co Cluff C Martin Agency Muller Auto Exchange Muller 8. Wnlson Barber Shop Model Bakery Mode O Day Modern Motors Moore s IGA Vnctor O Muse Musnl Grocery Sam Olson Shoe Shop Orange Bowl Palace Drug Co J C Penney Co Perry Packing Co Polloms Book Store Poteet Dress Shop C A Powell 8. Sons Prescrnptuon Shop Quality Market Ramey Brothers Reed s Tsme Shop Richard Paint 81 Paper Co Roberts Furnltu re Store Salusbury s Home Appluances 81 Muslc Store Sandwnch lnn No 2 C R Schmedemann Impl Sherer Drug Store Snnger Sewlng Center Smart Shop Robert C Smnth Jeweler James L Sparks Standard Plumbing 81 Sheet Metal Co Stanford Nasl' Motor Co Sterners Super Store Stevenson Clothung Co Stuckel Cleaners Studio Royal Style Shop Tru County Refrigeration Co nc Unuon National Bank Unnversal Secuntues Van s Auto Shop Vogue Shop Wareham Hat Shop Wareham Hotel Wareham News Ward M Keller Waters Hardware Co Wolf's Camera 81 Sport Mart 76 . ' , . . 1 1 A - 1 . . 1 - 11 11 - . A . I . r I ' ' . I A . . I I . . , 1 I n - - ' I ' . , . ' 1 tj-t,',1f'xfl'g', .s, - ras. iqx .: is , .1Q.4v1f'ff f 1 fy? ' flrwzf' A W5 ,M ' ' ' ' 'ff ., 452' V fgj?L'j, . ,J Ward- gif? t f f' , 'tr' , V-,-fffbr 51 1 'f if '- . Ati -2 v' Y, ,u st l .e,l,,m2d3:7l 'V . 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