North Kansas City High School - Purgold Yearbook (North Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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English, journal- ism, and Speech teacher, advisor of such honor clubs as Mtziqnc amz' Gtltef and Quill and Scroll, director of the senior play. and advisor of the Buzz Staff and Purgold Staff through which she has promoted the right school spirit for many years. we the Purgold Staff of '52, in deep ap- preciation, dedicate this Purgold. ' at At a meetine this fall, these members of the board of Education posed for a Purgold photographer: Lindsey Smith, Glen E. Crain, E, D. Lewis, W. W. Chick, presidentg Albert Fuson, and Merrill Burnidge. Not Pictured: Kenneth A. Edmonds, Virgil Bowers. .fdclminififra fion I As the area in and around North Kansas City expands, the duties and problems facing the North Kansas City Board of Education become more complex. The year 1951-52 marked the opening of the addition to Norclay School and the closing of Harlem School. The Board of Education sets the policies and employs personnel for the fast-growing school district, Mr. H. W. Schooling Superintendentof Schools, i Mr. H. W. Schooling holds the title of Superintendent of North Kansas City Schools, and is chief administrator. The schools have progressed steadily under his capable leader- ship. His active participation in community affairs is evidenced by his election to the presidency of The Chamber of Commerce last fall. ow'- Xe: 30 Jing-A 5zl,,,,f Nr. Clemltl Muntl.iy L.lITlC to North Kansas City three ye.irs .igo from Moherly, Missouri, to fill the position of principil He hits clone .1 very effec- tive job in carrying out the duties of the zulministrti-' tion .intl in helping the community tmntl the school, The office of the priiiciml is tt busy one with .ill of thc- problems of .in ever-incretising enrollment .intl .in .llfljgluly crowcletl huilcling. The secretaries who .tssist with the cleric.il work in the office of hoth principal iintl superintcnclent perform inv.ilu.ihle scrxite to the school .intl its students. ln the princip.il's office, pictured :tt the left below, .ire Mrs. Murguret Whtlsli tintl Dorcas Dotson. In the superintentlents office 4.1t rightn .ire Mrs. Miltlreil Arthur ttntl Mrs, K.itherine Nunn. I 0 I .- fw- X 7 r, Gerulil W, Munilay Print iptil 23 . -v-.- nc. K 'WA iz! X 7 1 Q 1 f lH7'?Th ff'.Lk?J thrill u I .hi i. North Kansas City High School would not operate as smoothly as she does without the dean of girls and dean of boys, Miss Amelia Keller and Mr. Forrest Greer. Miss Keller and Mr. Greer are both familiar figures in the halls. and it is their job to check carefully the attendance of all the students in the school. Miss Keller teaches geometry and trigonometry, in addition to her office duties, Mr. Greer has two classes in diversified occupations and serves as co-ordinator for the school. The office of the principal is a busy one and a portion of the administrative duties have been assigned to Mr. Nelson Kerr, assistant principal. Mr. Kerr assists with enrollment, changes of schedules, and is the schools athletic business manager. ' x sf' Miss Amelia Keller Dean of Girls Mr. Nelson Kerr, Assistant Principal Mr. Forrest Greer, Dean of Boys S s. ax is i ,, dum 'U' X 0 15 Inf! jacuhy Georgia Lee Ailor, A. B. English, Citizenship Rohert Arlington, B. 5. in Ed. Scienre ,orothy Barnett, A. B, American History Emily Beiuel, RN., B. S. in EJ., B. S. in Nu Health Director, Public Health Nurse R. L. Bollinger, M. A. rsing Chemistry, General Stieme, Counseling l rlitla Breelxenritlue, B. S, ln Etl. Biology, General Seiente in-1 Z' -9 A C . Clxnle CQ. Cimper, M. A. I' I Physical Erltitatiiin Mary C.unnin3:h.1m, B S. L Social Srutlics. Counseling Elsie Deliorest. M. A, W GN Speech Correction X '- -' Ell.1 Mary DeY.1ll. A. B. Citizemhip, XY'tirl.l History Hoxmrtl Dewell. A. H. English. Phyxital lil. L. O. Eriulxson, B. S. Instrumental Music ' i Q Q ASV C. , H' L , X I E iv X 8 X I9 'sv 4 .nl . 5 S 'w- -i' -x Cir . ,.. Q gg . f , A M . l. Q. K I - q..- fs 'FQ' Mrs. Ben Howard, M. S. in Ed. Common Leamings Merton Hoch, M. S. in Ed. Math, Science, Counseling Beatrice Heuser, B. C. in Ed. Common Learnings Bernita lsley, M. S. English, Spanish Robert johnson, B. S. in Ed. Mathematics Trudy jones, A. B. English l ' fi saw I s - 5- f A N 1' . C-acuky . 1. ,4 . ... . qg. Rubv Keller M. A P 5' V i Social Studies, Counselinr , I 4. . . X Mattie jo King, M. A. A -1 TYPW: .,, 4-4- ' V Social Studies I - 1 'S K is q-. ., M. Q 34 V. th' i . English li . Norman M. Little, B. S. Lawrence I.:-ming, M S .QP ' Industrial Arts gc Q' Darwin T. Maurer, B. A M ns. Instrumental Music 5' ' Charlotte McClintock M E tif' Hilda McConnell B S in Ed Social Stutlies Counseling Ralph A AICIXCEIIHI1 B S Industrial Arts Richard Meyer M E Mathematics Y Fnrlish Jessie Mae Nloore B S Common Learnines Thomas Moore Nl A ,N Q g s Nlathematics Drixers Training MP' C' .. 1 . hr 'son Q X . I . 0- f ' ' ' A f '-1 Grace Mingus, M. A. b ' 'Y 1 I ' Q' . , .b . in Ed. is ' o Q ' r I9 X 51 ... Qs ' K SL S . ' - 2. K- , . ., Qv ' 1 . A.. f W-'Algal E'fll'i' 'Q .1 1- 4-. sh .f '1, .224 Xl Helen Sullivan M E Mathematics Counseling Lida Warrick M M E Vocal Music Vera Wasson B S Home Economics Yami Gladys Williams M A Commerc Counseling I ,U I' 3-aCll!tg Louise Oliver, M. A. Common Learnings XVilliam G. Potter, B. S. in Ed. Typing, Citizenship Porter Price, B. S. Arr Betty Rarliff, A. B., B, S. Physical Ed. Beatrice Shryack, M. A, Library Maurine Spencer, B, A. Arr in Ed. SY' ul li iff 2'- cf? 4' 1 - 3 5 . I i J hr ' 4 . , - . I L i s' e I. A! u fl-1 ,,, ' 'Jr- . . A 1' ri ,. . f- ' ' 5 '1 i A' , i b. 1 1 L 4 'W f .- 54 A . its 1 . , X : x V' Q 55 r ,' . f l fyjpyf , I, . . ' ' ' ' y . - I1 . . l J . , - ns V el X V, I I 7 lay 6. V V I Q :Q I jr, fs ' l it 5 HA, .. 1-W 1, A N 1- M 1 J vw K' i. If 'MAF 1-, V Af' . ' le! 5: .,., , ,f' n . l L 5 4 if-1' '41 ' i Mu A' w X 1 .f'.J 15 if , ff fi? 3: -vu 'Assn 1 Msifxifiiul-,fre M, !i'QUUl 'WT wiv? S f...Af ? 111 1 B1 Offrcers of the Sennor Class are left to rrght Carol DeLapp secretary Larry Perry treasurer Paul Hnrsch sergeant at arms Fred Flack vnce presrdent and Rrchard Anderson presrdent JI .74 ,Simi 52 Memorres' Arent they swell? Every phase of our htgh school lrfe wrll brmg memones we shall never forget Talk about the sprrrt of 76' We had a lxttle too Remember our freshman football team that de feared all therr opponents except one' Even the Pep Squad pepped up a btt when our class elected Karole Berry Joyce Brentlnnger Charlotte Herberger Susan Knox Lou Ann Layton Marxlyn Mack Gay McBride and Pat McNaughton to the organrzatron Earl Justus Bob Hnmmelberg Joyce Brentlnnger and Larry Perry vorced our oprmons rn Student Counctl -47 Ramona Lewrs and Gxb Drvelbrss dnd outstandmg Jobs as presrdents of our Y Teen and H1 Y chapters Our sophomore year we elected Larry Perry presrdent v S Earl Justus vlce presrdent Harold Klern secretary and ' Charlotte Herberger, treasurer Athletrc honors went to gf X Elmer Aubrey, McGee Evans, Gxb Drvelbrss, Earl Justus, X 6 U Harold Klem, Howard Mrschlrch, and Larry Perry Dorothy ff Loar was chosen drum majorette, and she's been leadmg the band ever srnce 1 Q .x ff 'QI 4-P -W-vs r, L ' , I ' ' - -.Q .'5',' ,' ' ,2 :! J, -K ' , ,C es, -- 1 - 1. 9 . l ,t . T. 4 , Aa by J-4 l,i,4 U 4, , . , lx , . , X J , ,J . xr '. ' X n A, Q1 4 gl .J 1 . sa - ,,. . . Q, Ay' vi t ' kfsltu 'fl .' ze-S ., . 'II .' u ' ci' 'Xl M 1-sn we 1 Jan, ' , ' 'VA IVR-xl ' V E - V . . - . A ... I, xl .1 , , . Y . jf 4 7 5 ' K Z x .' 1 ! ' Q9 , ,g ' JL 72, f ' . ' , , I ' I 1 , 4 , 1 ' , - - 1 r ' 1 , ' 0 a 7 ll 8 0 . . , . ' 1 I 9 - 5 ! 7 . l l 5 Y ' 0 ' S i . .... . . , Q y ' Q 9 f ',: f V 8 IR , ' -'.:. 4 -- ,iff Of course it was thrilling to be a sophomore, but we were overjoyed when we came back as juniors in 1950. First off, we elected George DeHaven, presidentg Godfrey Standing, vice-presidentg Geraldine Swenson, secretaryg and Earl Mathews, treasurer. Joyce Brentlinger and Karole Berry represented the cheerleaders from our class. We couldn't break the tradition by leaving out the Junior Play. Ours was Family Circle with Marilyrq Mack, Glen Proffitt, Dorothy Loar, Barbara Snowden, Sydney Hughes, Susan Knox, Donnie Eaton, Richard Anderson Bob Edmonds Billy Bob Beamon Charles Heinz and Roberta Roberts giving memorable perform ances And how could we ever forget our prom with its theme Stairway to the Stars Our senior year' We present to you the Class of 1952 JIMMY ALLEN N Club Football Manager ROSE MARY ALLEN A Cappella Choir Madrigals GAA Y Teens KATHLEEN ANDERSON YTeens RICHARD ANDERSON H1Y Marching Band Concert Band National Honor Society A Cappella Choir Maclrigals Senior Class President Family Circle HMS Pmafore Masque and Gavel Student Council Co Editor Purgold ,,, V C' A As. JAMES ARTHUR Debate Club BERNICE BALLOU Y Teens BILLY BOB BEANTAN N Club Football A Cappella Choir RICHARD BENT N Club Football L .L SHIRLEY BENTLFY-GAA XTeens KAROLE JO BERRY Pep Squal Cheerleader YTeen Cabinet Home comms: Queen Attendant Purgold Queen Attendant Junior Advisory Committee Student Council ANDRE BOSCHERT EDWARD BOWERY ' 1 L... BOB BRADLEY BARBARA BRAND- GAA YTeens JOHN BR KNJDT GARY BROWN Marching Band Con cert Band ,rs '53 can IL A Q' ' ji ,1 f I L .I . F .' ' Q A Q QTL' J . 'V L l - i S 'C' .F 7 1 f.. s s 5' - Q- ... . .tv A I , I 1 . -- . I, fi' 1 I , . , ' .4' . K .' Y 4 ' Q Q , L ' I ' f 1 n S! el 'bs :W .. H. si h , f 2. 7' I A ...A la I Q? 1 Y l X W , I 5' S I' it F 'F Q., , ,J K , rx '-' 23 Nr X l vs. 5: B in '-- E s. i fa 11 S' se ,,, i 1.4 i fv- Tr- 6 rap Y BETTY DE SPAIN DOLORES DICKERSON YTeen Cabtnet A Cappella Madrtgals Bells of Caprstrano Prrates of Penzance Nurses And GILBERT DIVELBISS N Club football Basketball Track General H1 H Sccrctary Student Council President Purg,old Staff Hornets Nest Board ol Control National Honor Society juntor Class Adusory Commxttee EDGAR DODD BEVERLY DUGAN X Teens A Cap pella DONNIE EATON Pep Squad Head Cheerleader X Teens Homecommg and Purgold Queen Attendant BOB EDNONDS Nanonal Honor Socrety A Cappella Madrraals N Club Football Basketball General HIY Vtce Presrdent Bells of Caprstrano Prrates of Penzance lamtly Clrcle Student Counctl BILL EDWARDS DO HIY McGI:E EVANS H1Y Track N Club Orchestra FRED FLACK Debate Club Presndent, NTL Presrdent, Student Council Vrce Prestdent, Sentor Class Vrce Prestdent, N Club, Football, Huckleberry Finn, Detectrve , JOAN FOX Homecomtng Queen, YTeen Cabtnet, ,Iumor Ad usory Commtttee, Buzz Staff, Pep Squad, HAROLD FRANCE PHYLLIS BURTON-GAA YTeens A Cappella Chorr Bells of Caprsrrano Prrates of Penzance Mrkado MILDRED CANTRELL YTeen Cablnet GAA A Cap pella Madncals Adxanced Art Buzz Staff Bells of Capistrano Mrkado Pirates of Penzance HMS Pmafote HARLEY CASPER JOE CHEESEBROUGH LLOXD COLIMAN BILLY CONSOLVER 'IIM COT IR LI Iootball N Club HIY Cabinet ROXIE COUNTS Pep Squad GAA Lxbrarran YTeens A Cappella Bells of Caplstrano Pirates of Penland? Radlo Club DON COWDEN N Club Track Football Basket ball Tennis A Cappella H1Y Madrtgals VIRGINIA COY BILLY DAVIS Band A Cappella Debate Club Treasurer NFL HIY Cabrnet The Famrly Doctor Spamsh Club fhe Bells of Capnstrano ,IIMMY DAVIS BRUCE DAVISON DON DECKARD GEORGE DE Chorr GAA Student Councrl Semor Class Secretary Buzz Staff Lrbrarlan General Y Teen Prestdent Nattonal Honor Society HMS Prnafore ffjff -..I Q. J 1- t,, T' M .- 'Q'50- am if' Q. G M fix W. '45 tr .. we 'gl Qt? Xi. L I . 1- ' E - H, - , . ', tv K w .I yi- I , ' ix w I4 ,. E 1-2 ' -- V- - -' L - ss 1 vf A at A ' ' - gh ' ,- 'T' QI it - f' 'E ' 'A Il Ink I .rl .- rf? 1 , p I - .i 7 Q' Q- . ,:f,. ELF Q ,xv fs. 1 -D ' I V S I5 V Q Q HAVEN-Football, Hi-Yg CAROL' DE LAPP-A Cappella X' 125 5 1: 7 'tr' y J' I if IB , ak Q Q 1 5 U A K 3 ' H - L NA, A , X1 p v ,V I s , yu i Y 'I A fs V '. I ' . I ' ' g- I I . is . ,Q 5 sh- . I' lb' Q g I V -- I , 4 s. , , Q 4 ' ' 8 D g, ,AW Y ,ts I - L 4 4 HUGH FROSTg REBEKAH GANNON-Junior Y-Teen Triangle President, Y-Teen Cabinet, Purgold Staff, Bells of Capistrano, Pirates of Penzance, HMS Pinaforef' Buzz Staffg FAYE GARWOOD-Y-Teens, A Cappella, Madrigalsg BOB GIESEKE. JOHN GREENQ BRUCE GROWg CHARLES GUILKEYQ DAVID GUYER. FRANKLIN HAMBY DAVID HAMILTON N Club Football HIY DON HAMILTON Basketball N Club YVONNE HAMVIFFT YTeens CAA Marching, Band Concert Band PAT HARKINS BUDDY HARMS H1Y RALPH HARRIS Marehlng, Band Concert Band RONALD HATIIELD - WK hc. axe .rdllq XR X gf 'U' X - , 'ix ,Q 5? ,-,Q I A 751:-q ll Q. Q-.., 45 ' ,..,, rQ ku, is YS-w 'T' DOROTHY HAUG Y Teens GAA CHARLES HEINZ Family Circle HIY WADE HENDERSON NADINE HENSLFY Madrigals YTeen Cabinet Junior YTeen Secretary Pep Squad A Cappella Bells f Capistrano Pirates f Penzance CHARLOTTE HERBERGER Pep Squad President General YTeen Secretary Purgold Queen Homecoming Queen Attendant NFL Student Council Secretary Treasurer National Honor Society Treasurer Library Club Co Editor of Hornets Buzz Junior Class Advisory Committee Sophomore Class Treas urer YTeen Cabinet DON HILL PAUL HIRSCH N1 Club President Football JAMES HOBBS JANET HOBBS SUE DAVIS ORVILLE LYNCH ANNA MAX BROWN mi I' I I g. ' 5' b, 1 v -, ' Q A ,AA I lx .Pf Q if f-1 I :P ' ' Q vc Q -v- A ' 4 Qt'-M ' 1'g. I S 5' E? pf 5 X . A 'I I get ga, I V v. 0 '. x., X, ' 5. 1 g' It - S Q- I A 5' G 5' ai, X1 ' I ':- sf:-' 1 A P' ' 4 I ,H I' I O .Ig 9 3' to ' . , ' I , - r '- 5-f . A . ' , eff ff Q E I It 5 f is x 5 ' F , I WHL .. . , I 3 1 I - U f- eve' Q 5. ' - ' L- -. K. A A I N V A x K- :S sl A FT P ',,x 4 L I J t v, 9 91: w 325- X- ef - ' ,sh - 'gk S' xr: t 4: Nv- 'S-2,' u'4'x 4901: 5 S 'Q' C-in 35 A ECS - ,, -A 5 Y' A A i4 l 1 9,1 2... l it x- Q a ' lg et I A - L all il 'f SHIRLEY JONES--Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, Y-Teens, Buzz Staff, EARL JUSTUS--A Cappella, N Club, Hi-Y Cabinet, Hi-Y Vice-President. Football, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Student Council, GERALD KANABEL. R. C, KEMPER--Hi-Y, Track, KENNETH KIDWELL, DOROTHY KLAMM-Y-Teens. HAROLD KLEIN- N Club, Football, Hi-Y, PAUL KNICKQ SUSAN KNOX-A Cappella, Madrigals, Pep Squad, Y-Teen Cabinet, GAA, Masque and Gavel, Purgold Staff, Family Circle, Bells of Capistrano, Pirates of Penzance, HMS Pinaforef' Sophomore Y-Teen Triangle Secretary. GLENDORIS LAKEYQ LOU ANN LAYTON-Pep Squad Treasurer, Y-Teens: RAMONA LEWIS-A Cappella, Pep Squad Vice-President, Purgold Staff, General Y-Teen Vice- Presidenl, NFL, Debate Club 'Touch and Go, Pirates of Penzance, Bells of Capistrano. HMS Pinaforef' PATRICIA HOLCOMB- -Y-Teens, DAYTON HOLT- D. O. Sergeant-At-Arms, DWAINE HOMAN, NORMAN HON. NAOMI HONEYCUTT-Y-Teens, GAA, D.O., GEORGIA HOUGH-Teens, BILLY HOYE, SYDNEY HUGHES- NFI., Masque and Gavel, Y-Teen Cabinet, A Cappella, Family Circle, Pirates of Penzance, HMS Pinaforef' Buzz Staff. WAYNE HURD-Buzz Staff, Hi-Y, THADDY LOU JENNINGSH-Y-Teens, Advanced Art, DANIEL JOHN- SON, l.EWlS JOHNSON. WALTER JOHNSON, ROBERT JONAS, LEUVENAE JCDNES-Secretary-Treasurer Senior Y'Teens, GAA, Buzz Staff, ROBERTA JONES. qv 3- q , fx g v Q l ii' ,-QL I A 4 f 3 ' T at -. ca Z6 , X , x at' x rf: A XL 4 A .5....fl rn f- 1. ff . Gr- -F 'if' 1 .5 149 J +7 I . S x he-F 5:9 Yzz if ik STANLEY LEWIS Hx Y Marchmg Band Concert Band BETTY LLOYD Y Teens DOROTHY LOAR Drum Ma yorette Marching, Band Concert Band GAA Vnce President Pep Squad National Honor Soclety Secretary Purgolu Staff Buzz Staff YTeen Cabmet Famnly Crrcle Masque and Gavel ROY LOGAN I1 Y A Cappella Madrlgals Mnlcado Bells of Capnstrano Pnrates of Penzance HMS Pmafore N Club Track Golf VICTOR LOXVE MARILYN MACK Y Teen Cabmet Pep Squad Masque and Gavel NFL Nauonal Honor Society Family Clrcle Purgold Staff Secretary BILL MAIN DO H1 Y EARL MATHEWS N Club Vnce Presldent Football H1 Y Semor Chapter Presndent DELORIS MATHIS YTeens DON MAYO HIY GAY NANCY MCCALL YTeens EDWARD MCCALLUM Hn Y Cabxnet N Club Foot ball Tennis BETTY MCGILL YTeen5 DO DONALD INILGINNIS BERTHA MCKEEL 12' g S T' 0 QI g ' - s A ' s T v - ' ' 'C' I L 1 Y v 4 4 ,N .- gm 4'-sy a-'V' 'L I S S--P fi f 5 Q' C .5 Hh- Y f L Qs Ov- ,', ls Wx f' iv'- ! N- PA I' McNAUGHTON Pep Squad Y Teen Cabmer GAA 'Ii-EGGE MCPHERSON WYATT MEIER-Orchestra Y eens PAT MEX ERRORTH DOROTHY MYERS HAROLD MILLER RAMONA MILLER YTeen Cabnnet A Cappella, Ad vanced Art, Concert Band, Marchxng Band, MARY LOU MINTER HCDWARD MISCHLICH N Club, Basket ball, Baseball, Nanonal Honor Socnety, A Cappella, H1 Y, jumor H1 Y Trlangle Presxdent LOU ANN MITCHELL Y Teens EDWARD MORTON LOIS MLELLER A Cappella, Y Teens 19- 27 5 I X Q-Q ' L V I - .- , . , L :- ,, , ,A ,, .-- ,, . I ,f A , j .gs .. r V I' , A - - H '21 I ff- - -. 4 1 . i A I, -Y .- . T . ' . . . .A Q K l -v 5 f We GQ f - , I - , I A 'fn ,- -J .lo At MCBRINDE-Pep Souad, Secretary, Y-Teen Cabinet,lGAAg T ' S ' ss ' ' I ' 5 r X S J -. .I :J I, 5 V . ,. ,, G 1 .J A 81 6 -. . ' ' . I 3 .. 'X If I' , A f ' ' I ' L In 4' I .. . l , A as-sl 5 Q15 X A ' I . Ar. K k ' W Y tg ,, 1 C- 1' 2 - 'IQ ii .mr- Y' R! 1 'QQ 111 L- C E' N 28 X NANCY POPE A Cappella YTeen Cabmet GAA GEORGE PRESKO GLEN PROEEITT H1 Y N Club Track Basketball Manager Buzz Staff Purgold Staff Fam1ly C1rcle WYLIE RIDDIE H1Y ACappella Bells of Cap1strano PIFHICS of Penzance BOBBIE ROBERTS YTeens GAA Famnly Cnrcle KAY ROBERTSON-GAA Y Teen Cabmet Secretary BILLIE ROBINSON HAROLD RODENBERG FRANKIE ROUbH CRAIG ROYSTON H1 Y, A Cappella DICK RYAN Advanced Art, JIM SALYER H1 Y LARRY MUNDORFI WILTON MURPHY H1 Y Cabl net A Cappella Madrtgals Bells of Cap1strano PIIHICS of Penzance N Club Tcnms Track Golf ROSETTA MYNATT X Iccns DANID NATHARIUS Football H1 X 'Nl Club A Cappella Purgolti Staff HMS P1na fore Spamsh Club BE IVIX INEIDIC Y Teens BLVIRLX NORRIS Y Teens ROLLII OI TMAN N Club Football Track LEANNI PAC Ixl R Bull Stull Y 'I Lens JAMES PAINTER SHIRLEY PANCAKE--GAA Y Teens LAWRENCE PAYNE RONALD PAYNE Track SHIRLEY PEABODY YTLens DO GAA LARRY PERRY N Club Iootball Basketball Baseball Track Sophomore Class Pres1dent Senlor Class Treasurer Junxor Class ALIVISOYY Commrttee General H1 Y Presldent Natxonal Honor SOCICIV Pres dent Suphomore H1 Y VICE Presulent Hornets Nest Board of Control VIRGINIA PIFRSON YTeens Secretary Nurses A1d JIM PIKE 'N .pw XJR -fL4x it 7 5- 'L fi x. f S 32. 1. is ' V' jim I , 4 , Q , , 4- K- Q .', ,. .. ,. K A . ,, . ' 6 - A 1: il I 3 Q ' 1 - fs. I , , .. . E-' ,,-- v , ' A4 . ' 1 X 4 fs Tu ' ' 1 - - ' .g i 2 ' ' .lv - '-1 h - jf , ' . n , '4 s ' ' ff '3 gs 6-T L L , -. I , -fe we 'r iv I - Q ,A A g Q , ' , - 3 , T 4 sv. ' -Q-1, ' A' 'N' i I ' av, 5 o. ,TN X... - I 1 ef' .. - AY p I In H f ' ' 1 ' -I 1 L. ,, -I , Q . V. C . - ' I- . I. ' .- '- S It lm .- ' 1 , 1 - - , 1 ' ' - N 2 sa I 1 - Q, f ' 51 , Z - L f 5. si 4 ' ' . I 9 .71- Q - - , 1 3 I 1 1 1 A . ai G X KL. L. Y ,,,, ss 18 K- , I H D H l A 1' , , ' i - 9 1 ! Q 1 ' 1 1 S s ' Cs 4 ea cg 'H - is-, tt ' I , I 'vt ,1 -6- ,N Q .x 'V x I DOROTHY SCRIMSHER YTeens A Cappella Madrx gals Orchestra ANITA SEGURA KAY SEIBERT HARRY SEIFERT JUNE SHACKELFORD Semor YTeen Trxanele RICE President JULIAN SHARP H1 Y EDWARD SHIELDS MABEL SHIELDS NINA SHll'LDS YTeens JERRY SHIPMAN Debate Club Huckelb rry Finn Detective H1Y Radio Club Buzz Staff Bl TTY SHOl-MAKFR CAROL SILVERNTAII. Nlanonal Honor Souety VltePres1dent GAA Presndent Purgold Staff Y Teen Cabinet Spanxsh Club Presndent ROBERT SLATES MARY SMITH YTeens GAA DO GERALDINIE SMOTHERMAN YTeens A Cappella Band lamrly Cxrtle GAA Treasurer in 44 3 Q. LY Qu Z 1 l sw '. 5- s L X 4..- ' s A. -V Wmzbs ab- I I K x S. QQ. L. fi. L N XL L L JOAN SPENCER Marchlns., Band Concert Band Pres: dent of Senior YTeen Trnangle SHIRLEY SPOTTS GODIRIY STANDING H1Y jumor Class V1cePres1 dent BOB STEAMER President of DO BOB STEGALI. Football DON STOCKHAM SPENCER STONER H1Y Cabmet A Cappella Buzz Staff Prrates of Penzance HMS Pmafore GERALDINE SWENSON Pep Squad YTeen General Treasurer Home comnng, and Purgold Queen Attendant BARBARA SWAITHES JAMES THOMAS, KENNY THOMAS Marchmg Band, Concert Band, Tracl-., H1Y, NORMAN THOMAS 29 K g , G .. Q- 'C' Q O I 74 f ' 1 , A S. l Q V -E . 3 y , 1 T be Q . 6- l x f f F A' Qc? , Q- I , H L I .w at A A A ,url 2,3 -' ,Z 4 'K X4 ' A A, ' , 1 P I ' . ' . - l , ' , . Y ! ' 8- , ,J He ,Q .. Y' t x. 1 I sm tv BARBARA SNQWQVEN-Y-Teggs,'mjoleuq Maffhinll uw l ' ' X 1- .Q 5, 4 'A' tw' T Y .4 l 5, S I l . 1 - Z. s 6- ' . 4, ' -- 1 ' ' if Y ' S , l P 9 ff' - 'l A rv Q' 2 , f k 'Q .A L - S 'X rs- A D .. S , ' ' V 1 ' fu. ? N 1' v .,.:g, ' hi All I K A X ? E' 'Wm CN 0- '35- 30 -1' X- th.. 5- Q5- upr- ' Q Us Q' N- gf 'YY 9' RADEAN WHITAKER Marchmg Band Concert Band A Cappella YTeen Cabmet ZANE WICKHAM ANN WILLIAMS Marchmg Band Concert Band Y Teens GAA FORREST WILLS N Club Football Baseball Buzz Staff Purgold Staff H1 Y Cabmet A Cappella Madrxgals Pxrates of Penzance Bells of Capnstrano Hornets Nest Board of Control JO MARIE WILSON Y Teens BETTY JANE WOODROME YTeens Advanced Art Purgold Staff Buzz Staff ROGER WORKMAN CARLOTTA WRIGHT YTeens BILL WYLY JOHN YATES, BONNIE YOKUM YTeens GLENN ZELLER I-I1Y,Rad1o Club, Basketball, N Club GENE THOMPSON Marching Band Concert Band GERALD THOMPSON PAT THOMPSON Macltrgals Debate Club V1cePres1dent NFL Secretary Purgold Staff Co Fdxtor Natlonal Honor Society Debate Club Play Advanced Arr A Cappella Pnrates of Penzance Bells of Capnstrano JOHN TIPTON BETTY TOUNZEN YTeens DAN TURNBAUGH CORNELIUS UEHLINIG BOB VAUGHN HIY A Cappella Art Club Bells of Capistrano Pirates of Penzance DORIS VAUGHN YTeens Secretary A Cappella NANCY VESTAL Purgold Staff Buzz Staff A Cappella JOE WARD BURTON WAX BETTY WEBER YTeens Library Club President A Cappella Madrngals Bells of Caprstrano Prrates of Penzance CAA Pep Squad JIMMIE WEDUA Baseball Track N Club ART WEGERT EVERETT WHEE LOCK go Q, ZZ. t , is 5 '?' v- 1 J!!! .L , N 5. Q? fs , 'rs tl XE 4 I. A , , , 'N' . 5- Q, ' g . Wt 5 5 1' ' - M :: . E I I. vI': :.. t .X I .. X E222 .5 a gh 6 ai 'i-, ' u A A ' 1. s- Q A, . X - f C xg:-Y ,- ' ' A . M 1 FR' New 4. .- bf U t ?v O A Q i A Q x .. ,s f I Q- ' R 5,.,, 5. , qx xg ie.. A t A 4 , , y - - Q A' - - af l s -.7 u H A un U I ' 1 , 1 -'H . ' 2 TL , sg xx 6' ' l YT, tj! ' 7 v x ' t.la 1 in , 1' , - 'A 1 l Q Id C I - 1 , - 1 - '-'-A ' .- 7 g :ks , A f 32, Q G K' , 'L' C ml as 3 - - , F l ,l sg I an -5' , - ' '- L- ., ' ti-.. I t' ml I 9 1: ELMER AUBREY N Club D O Football Track JOHN SHELLER HrY THARLO MILLER Advanced ART ESTON CARVER 'YN BRUCE OBBINK N Club Football Golf Tennis Sophomore H1Y President Buzz Staff Co Editor MERLE THOMAS D O DON ELLSTRONI HrY MARJORIE PRUNTY Qs. X AM nl QIILOI' 66155 our successors Edward McCallum and Sydney Hughes will their rntrmate friendship to Cornelia Watkins and Alvin Fuson Gilbert Drvelbrss wrlls hrs Hopalong Cassidy surt to any junior who owns a horse and wears a size 65' We bequeath to the juniors the beautiful campus upon whrch they may do anything except dig therr own graves Forrest Wrlls lots Howard Mrschlrch leaves hrs love affairs where they have always been at home under the bed rn a basket Don Mayo wrlls hrs accordion to Lynn Cartel Lets hope he doesnt tear rt apart with all that strength oan Fox and Charlotte Herberger leave their crowns for the deserving girls next year Donnie Eaton leaves her brarns Nothing like looking for a needle rn a hay stack Richard Anderson and Wade Henderson wrll therr good looks to Don Greenwood and jimmy Carney Barbara Brand leaves her lrttle grggle to Patsy Cooley Bruce Obbmk leaves before anyone can catch hrm and trrng hrm back Glen Proffitt wrlls himself to Nancy Leonard Bob Edmonds wrlls that voice of hrs to the whole tenor section rn A Cappella Choir Nadine Hensley wrlls her remarks to joan Duffey Gary Brown leaves the band regretfully7 He wrlls hrs trumpet playmg abrlrty to jimmy Anderson Don Cowden leaves hrs sleeper play to the rrght end on the team next year Carol DeLapp leaves her abrlrty to get thrngs done to Yvonne Wrnkler Paul Hirsch leaves hrs babydoll no he decided to take rt wrth him R C Kemper leaves those broad shoulders to rm Reed Marilyn Mack leaves all her boy frrencls Earl Mathews and Gay McBride leave happrly Nancy Pope wrlls her sweet personality to Donna Lrttle Carol Sllvernarl leaves her abrlrty to anyone who wants to take advantage of rt Pat Thompson wrlls her grft of gab to Margie Kephart Button Wax leaves the lunchroom rn a mess The bookkeeprng classes leave Miss Fann worn out Earl Justus wrlls hrs educated toe to Raymond Krrek Signed and sealed on this twenty thrrd day of May rn the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred an fifty two 3 ' ,l F l ' 9 ,f 'A 5 1- I . Q N ' v- ' ,.-sf , yy fa l w , ff-I tax., Q ,. A-. - , .5 ' ' ,- -I , ' ' E fr s V gp, 4. 1 1, K - F Q' 3 - ' z We, the senior class of 1952, being of sound body and mind, do hereby bequeath these attributes to 9 I d ' - . X 'X J' jk .Sjmfo 53 The jumor class has reached one of the most xmportant steps of thelr hxgh school days the flnlsh of thelr ,umor year and the begmnmg of thelr last year Sponsors were Mlss Mattne jo Kxng Mxss Ella M DeVall Mr Porter Prxce and Mnss Maurnne Spencer Members of the advxsory commnttee who made those lmportant decnslons were Mxke McCall Cornelra Watkxns Alvln Fuson Donna Llttle erry Creason and Yvonne Wlnkler Carol Allen Patsy Cooley and Cornelna Watknns were out xn front of the Pep Squad leadmg cheers The umor Play Mother ls a Freshman was presented December 6 ln the audltorxum starrlng Mary Painter ean Lawrence and Mike McCall And thexr fmal and most lmportant actrvxty of the year of course was the umor Senior Prom Mt Aa. i xt . 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X'-Eti 45? i v The sophomores stlll have two years ahead of them but therr past two years haye added to thelr experlence To help m the runnmg of the school Joyce Cameron and Sue Mtrl-tvs ell were elected to the Student Cou last year oyce Borden amce Bowen Nancy H111 Betty Hawker Ann Markyyell Sue Marlmell Isa McGu1re Phyllls Rzley were elected to the Pep Squad Thls yelr the class 0l'b'll'llZCd and Phyllis Peters and Mary Ann Underwood were elected to Pep uad , L. 4 I . ,Alla D 1 J. U y , , ' , ' , Y - 7 Y ' 7 O O fl Q . . f..4. -Tx 711 - f ef - i-.1 6? '- Y -f Y Y . ' 1 IZ Mm- - . 7 O V . . . 2 'Q . - I ' A f 1 ' ' neil Y 5 Y Y V 3 V V v . - Y ' JW, 2. ' .. 3 ' 4- m Q. 1' he li 4' - N , 35 x , 4 C , of oh 'J 47: 4445 C i f N . O l in H f 5' r 5. all . -I 9, J 6 fp 1 if f fl A Q .l Q ' QPR. 5 QM' kg- 3 ' 3 A t 2 1 ' . ,s 4 ' 3 fa, iii In , ,Ng 'v-- wh. 'lil ii. fc' .ul N,,L I ' Q i - -. Q sy 7 ' Pl ' it N A J: Y ECW ,l ass if L if f M, fy l,- . 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'5 5. 4- - is . sv S x J 1 L A, Par Stakely Bohhie Stamburger David Stark Paula Sitenborn Ann Steiner Ronald Stevens Merle Stock Kenny Stolfus Gordon Stout Lloyd Sutterby james Sutton Craig Swenson Richard Taylor Zelma Thompson Colee Travers janet Trout Mary Ann Underwood jimmy Vondiver Dean Venable Avalon Von Erdmannsdorff Max Von Erdmannsdorff jack Wackly Pauline Walters Evelyn Walthers jack Webb Mary Ruth Webb Patty Weginer Marsha Wells Billy Joe West Alonna jean West Par Wetherton Wiley White Louise White Charles Whiting Lawrence Wickon Margaret Willis Bobby Williams Champ Williams Clarus Williams Joyce Williams Pete Wilson Marilyn Wolverton Ralph Holman Gail Wright Gary Wright Mona Wright Richard Yates jerry Yeager Charles Hensley Larry Lucas Barbara Madison June Paye Row l: Judy Counts, Alberta Ferry, Rose Marie Stacy, Bonnie Blarkburn, Barbara Major, jaqueline Spencer. Row 2: Charles Brandt, jimmie Sipes, Robert Haueter, Bob Long, Freddie Bell, Charles Murphy, Norman Bryant, james Leathers. A Row S: Irene Linch, Nancy Mehlstaub, Patricia Gordon. Elenor Phillips, Gracehelen Diltz, Lavonne Fausett, Irma jo Baruer, Barbara Hubbard, Norman Roath. Row li Helen W'ilson, Lois Dahlberg, Marjorie Palmer, jo Ann Croley, Ronnie Williams, Don Kanabel, Earl Black, Ronald Serviss. J feif men Row lx Patsy Alexander, Patty Parkinson, Elizabeth Rhode, Yvonne Sports, jerry Aubrey, Bobby Kern, Frank Shirley, Shirley Jones, Row 2: Bonnie Hannah, Philancy Catlin, Karen Allman, Donna Cundiff, Billy Lenlere, Alan Cox, Denver Robb, jean XX'ingo, Georgia Wfest. Row 53 lla Ballou, Barbara Danberu, Wintmna Seamster, Billie jo Sparks, Sue Shackelford, jack Carothers, Ivan McKarnin, Ray Hall, -Iimmy French, Lenore Ladd, Row Pi' Dick Bevard, Billy Mark, Kenny jenkins, Leonard Grab 'k Fl 'tl S Anderson, jean Dyer. ovys 1, oy pain, Marvin Lee, joe Henthorne, Nancy H Y it Rovi l. Doris Rust, Carl hlohnson, Robin Reeves, Sylvia Pclwor, Stzn.lr.i Brown. Judy Stone, Slmrlenc Meyerkorth, Vincent Benedetti. Roxy 2. Bobby Yolcuni. Clliiutline licttcrs, Marilyn Armstrong, liarlent- Mallory, -login Dunlmr, Nancy lxlliot, Rosemary Still, lfddie Tripp, Carol Lee, Carol Iinlulaind. Roxy S, Lois johnson. Dennis liulton, Cynthia XX,JlCl'l7Ll5, Dcin Cioruni, Kenneth Bratlliiirsr, XX'.iyne Black, Janice Carey, Howard jones, Tom Brown, -lonnie Covington, gfejkln 011 Row lt jane Milligan, Guyanne Spurgeon, Howard Curry, Floyd jones, Roger Gillespie, john Kelly, Joyce Blackburn, Ella Louise Blackmore. Row 2: Drexel McClure, Margaret Cline, Mary Ann Hinds, Donald XX illiams, Marie Parker, Ann Roberson, Donas Krohne. Row S: Howard Broun. Cara Lee Taylor, Bette Thetford,D.1vid Page. ,lim Morgan, Ruth Ann Cobb, Cassie Henson, Shirley Ramcy, Row -i: Raymond Logston, Howard Silvers, Charles Bryant, Lloyd Reed. Norman Amos, C. J. Van Gasen, jr., Randall VC'illiams, XX'allord Hooper, Dean Stone. YM! . X...J ,!i 3 XI IX ul 75? 7 WHY Row l: Dolly Dibben, Diane Lewis,.Theodosia Raper, jerry Mynatt, Gary Pratt, Donald Higgason, Donald Tingler. -Rau lx Cary Keyes, jerry Lorne, Billy Campbell, Cyril Pope, Eugene Paris, Ruth Bird, Joanne Lauderback, Norma jean omas. Row 3: Donald Carr, Donnie Daniels, Robert Ruch, Paul Zimmerman, jackie Birmingham, David Crowley, Marylin Williams, Tommy Williams. Row lx-Deann l:e.rguson,C1ary Alexander, Dee jay McGhay, Robert Lewis, Ruth Ann Passmore, Harold Nagel, Katherene Burns, lzlaine Craft, jim Frans. jl'!?5Ah'l2ll Row l: Amelia Segura, Mary Bronaugh, Carolyn Hall, Bobbie Mcliown, Judy Garzee, Mason Michelson, Roberta Chisam, Ruth Ann Barker, Aurela Shumate. Row 2: Alta jones, Beverly Harper, Mary Beth Hendren, Don Reynolds, Anita Brenizer, Beverly Williamson, Bob Cham- berlain, Edna Rae Sauer, Alan Adams. Row 5: Pat Herring, Jeannine Mayo, Clayton Sauer, jeraldean Webb, Martha Prather, Kenneth Wayman, Gene Atkinson, Maynard Mann, Tommy Rose, Benny Joe Martin. Row al: Carol Farnsworth, Barbara Webb, John Rouse, Darwin Garrison, Larry McLain, jack Baird, Bill Thornhill, Donnie Vassmer, Dick Chamberlain. . l ' s 5 . 1 :lv l Q jllcs lil sl' . 1 Row I Rrthari Best Barbara Walker Iudx MLCIeery Corrnm Hrxon Carol Rust Elrzabeth Moore Row 2 Curl Reed o Ann Patten jean Vantlurnxte Iann Poaee Drakre Brand Luanna Smith Thomas Kennedy Row 5 Maraearet Carmen Iames 'Irout hay brraub Elrzabcth Lconari Brllre Hemz oyne Arnsworth Kerth Lowe Lucy Snell. Row -Z Shrrlq lxuehl oy Chaney Rrchard Rntkarr Bob Sutton Henrx Hentirrtlm joseph Shaw james Vonpka Robert Rickerts Row l Row Z Cooper Row 5 Ronnie ROW -1 Morton v S -I .ffl i I l Ls lip Row lx Marie Gilbert, Donnie Powell, Jeanette Shirley, Elaine Rowlett, Mary Ann Malone, Jackie Norris, Jim Fata, Geneva Blair. Row 2: Lloyd Dodd, Robert Ketchum, Keith Dyer, Joan Beam, Glova Stockton, lda Jane Matraia, Shirley Breid, Elaine Greenins, Marilyn Leake, Ellen Fraher. Row 5: Joyce Allen, Joe Oakes, Kenneth Dugan, Mary Jane Shipman, Paula Case, Bonnie Prentice, Charlotte Chastain, Viola Berry, Donna Fisher. Row 4: Regina DeVrieze, Judy Lineberry, Walker Stone, James Hall, Donald Lloyd, Jimmie Thomas, Larry Bodcnhammer, Barbara Bivens. d FQJAYYI en, Row li Ruth Landers, Marilyn Nelson, Alma Walker, Beverly W'alker, Paula Hallengren, Paul Mattivi, James Clemons. Row J: Dolores Boner, Carol Harper, June Rountree, Ronald Martin, Shirley Davis, Dorothy Bush, Tom Levtis, Eddie Faubian, Row 3: James Parker, John Lloyd, Larry Bryant, Delight NX'ilford, Sylvia Leviis, Raymond Bird, Harry Russell, Larry Cobb, James Gibbs, Row il: David Gannon, Herman Duermeyer, Lee Ohbinlz, Carl Green, Billy Reed, Charles Logan, Charles Traw, Graver Fullbright. 5 i .i it li Row li Roy Laneo, Gail Wigger, Janet Owen, Bill Keist, Betty Cordell, Vfyne Sharon Luskow, Joyce Denny, John Younghanz, Elaine Evans, Mary Francis Blackman, Edna Mae Jonas. Row Z: Tommy Orwick, Elizabeth Carter, Pat Venable, Dorvin Green, Charles Fegan, Joyce Ann Hasten, Pat Matthys. n Harris Tomm Loveio Mike Youn Den Y , Y i in ' 2. Row 3: Katherine Evans, Garnett Eckert, Jo Ann Tranthom, Beverly Anderson, Stanley Graves, Danny Payne, Earl lsom. Kathryn Nelson, Phyllis Poage, Pat McAmis, Carolyn Jackson. Row 4: Ray Henson, Roger Morris, Norman Lee, Bobby Duffey, Robert Chipley, Joe Shoemaker, Gene Morris, Vicki McCarrick, Carolyn Crisp, Benny Beals. giraffe Row l: Marcia Michaelson, Phyllis Taylor, Barbara Burner, Patricia Looman, Harry Bruns, Ken Karnes, Gary Ganote, Joe Perkins, Harold Cordell, Terry Short. Row 2: Reginia Balliew, Nancy Jo Freed, Marilyn Snipes, Judy Deaver, Judy Ganote, David Macey, James Dykes, Bobby Landis, Robert Green, Tony Johnson. Row 5: Rosemary Reed, Gwendolyn Cloud, Tommy Norris, Ned Stokes, Sandra Heinz, Gary Kirtley, Dorothy O'Laughlin, Harriet Blackmore, Barbara Curtis. Row 4: Margaret Dobbins, Sue Stewart, Wanda Poage, Sandra Heying, Emily Hall, Charles Spencer, Rex Fowler, Jackie McDonald, Mary Jane Stephan, Marian Lindberg. 3 Q g V , O Row 1: Beverly Lewis, Robert Turner, Conil, Dee Anna Dunkin. Row 2: Patsy Williams, Judy Yeager, Jean Marsh, Ann Evans, Pat Darral, Charles Broomfield, Betty Jo Evans, Curtis Bowen, Janice Hallengren, David Buckly. Row 5: Mary Roush, Linda Foster, Don Saltzman, Gary Tompson, David Moffett, Jerry Vilt, Kenny Stork, Marvin Dickson, Louise Steamrod, Sharon Smith. Row 4: Judy Hayes, Ann Dragon, Carol Gates, David Garrett, Mildred Schroeder, Beverly Schroeder, Anita Stark, Carolyn Turner, Jack Gibbens, Billy Loop, Burnell Toombs. Richard Davis, Jackie McClain, Donald Elrod, Donald Riley, Nan Hjelle, Olive Mc- azgiff, Qiaale Row lg John Walker, Betty Reed, Bobby Shultz, Dennis Roush, Pat Shraml, Sally Smith, Carol Carver, Karol Ramsey, Donald Robb, Bruce Allen. Row Z: Gerald liredricks, Norman Huskison, Terry Martin, Shirley Ballard, Gordon Schull, Rose Arnone, Robert Short, Danny Richardson, Jane Turpin. Row 5: Jo Taylor, Donna Gardner, James Looney, Roland Cretel, Richard Jenkins, Wesley Clark Nancy Plumb, Glenn Johnson. Masters, David Bolsenga, Chuck Kelly, Jimmy Williams, Harold Jameson, Todd, Bob Brannock. Clark, Vermera Oltman, Vivian Homer, Shirley Row -3: Patty Acheson, George Sandy, Phillip John Joffee, Bob Mason, Keith Lindberg, Fred X Q v l l lg Row 1: Jerry Switzer, Billy Glick, Bill Smith, Frank DeMayo, Junior Yolcum, Phillip Gannon, Charles Erickson, Roy Kern, J. B, Walker. Row 2: Joe Beals, Pete Salmon, Donna Peters, Virginia Colby, Dorothy Lehman, Patsy Stevens, Ruth Ann Carey, Martha Goodman, Barbara Edwards. Row 3: Stephen Pate, Robert Downey, Miriam George, Mike Burns, Bruce Fuller, Robert Scott, Jack Harrison, Janet Bowles, Margaret Stewart, Row 4: Carl Summers, Perry Murphy, Wayne Law, Judy Davis, Everett Haskell, Barbara Floyd, Charlene Johnson, Ann Jenkins, Ellen Melton. 0UOI1!L grad? Row 1: Conrad Vaughn, Jeff Larson, Tommy Hughes, Jackie Creason, James Thompson, Joan Breid, Jane Barnhart, Margaret Burton, Delmond I.owe. Row 2: Dale Lackey, Jerry Price, Billy Allen, Patsy Curtis, Barbara Soper, Mary Alexander, Ann Park, Donna Lou Hauetter, Darline Rosier, Janice Roberson. Row 5: Bobby Wilstmn, Jimmy Crowley, Douglas Miller, Richlrd Renaudin, Don Reed, Joycelyon Wiard, Malisa Warmick, Madelon Snyder, Rogene Wells, Barbara Newby. Row 4: Robert Meyer, Donald Sarver, Diane Black, Sara Fortune, Yvonne Frazier, Elizabeth Erickson, Joyce Steffens, Janice Steffens, Doris Simcoe, Elaine Burton. 5 l 1, 'v i 1 I ' i 3 Qvwg ,, rl, fa., P 1,1 378: f L, S!!! Row 1: Harold Jones, Eddie Nash, Harvey Cundiff, Ronnie Hamilton, Gwen Jones, Tommy Ellis, Melvin Roberson, Victor Neilsen, Jerry Gulley. Row 2: Robert Wingstad, Patricia Chambers, Janice Clemons, Partricia Howard, Harold Roush, Joyce Key, Ritchie Renner, Geraldine Barnes, Jerry Proctor. Row 5: Melvin Snow, Larry Mills, Roger Moffett, Roy Duncan, Melva Eaton, Jerry Brown, Levita Aubrey, Shirley Smith, Kathleen Dulohery, John Wurzer. Row 4: Neil Smith, Janet Sue King, Edna Mae Burch, Lagene Irvin, Corrine Brown, Sally Cavin, Larry Lane, David Foster, Martin Musteen, Lewis Lyle, Carmanerta Hobbs. elleflfk gfade Row l: Gerald Ferrell, Faith Alton, Mildred Powell, Robert Eckert, Don Simons, Shyla Soderstrom. Row 2: Marie Lintner, Danny French, Wayne Mansfield, Arthur Jenner, Ruth Ann Leming, Jimmy Nwingo, Gene Voigts, Patricia Furry, John Holum. Row S: Rose Giulvezan, Maxine Knick, Gloria Graton, Judith Smith, Sharyln Snipes, Jimmy lsom, Lorinda Neville, Roberta Johnson, Russell Stupps, Madeline Olmedo. Row -1: Sylvia Stout, Martha Pritchard, Wanda Johnson, David Schimanski, Juanita Corbett, Janet Clark, Sharon Thomas, Roberr Boorhman, Martha Perry. I f E ! A .- - v- X -. - .. f ag f BQ? i Af,-Wi.f+M4.vy Y 4: ' ' Ax ' ' 9. ' r W ' 5...- . xx ' nf- ,- 411392 ' . ,VJ fl fi .1'- .6 f fwfj' f , - y ' ,f ' M uf . ,, , 'Y ,- I !l I . nv Q' Q11 -- 'dh '!: 8--'fwq,, ' . :q..,..:-ff S It ' I Os ' !.,4l'5'-1- 1' -f . H . ,, rfgxx L Ahh la ff Q , 1 .' A 6 .44 v' . ' 1- -53-lxxgx -G . 'X-.x-ex 'sux , E ' f9XT' k 'L U f - - 3 s . ,Q i .1 1 S x . sj M ' V M I v ...uf 4 Mt, , s ft, ' . - ' ,-xx - Qc '-9 .Af-srxn A -L S xx. . , ',-5, 4 . , I . P fn . F' 'EL L xiii xx .ldi- in 1 F Gilbert Divelbiss, Student Body President Q- 23 , 1 f ,A v- Ns' First Roux' judy Parkinson, Carol DeLapp, Carol Smith, Sandra Wurzer, Charlotte Herberger. Second Roux' jerry Creason, Robert Murphy, Mike McCall, Fred Flack, Miss .Amelia Keller, sponsor. Third Roux' Edward Fuller, Ivan Gilbert Divelbiss, Richard Anderson, Alvin Fuson, Wayne Black. .gjfucfenf Counci With Gilbert Divelbiss as president, the Student Council has had an active year. Members elected from each class compose the Student Council Their main ur se is to decide what - P P0 is best for the good of the students. This organization enforces laws passed by the Board of Education and suggests new regulations to be adopted if the need arises. They do these things to the very best of their ability. The Student Council is sponsored by Miss Amelia Keller. The activities carried on by the Student Council are many. They sponsor locker cleanups, fire drills, the exchange assemblies, and they decorate the Christmas tree in the front hall every year. This year the members of the Student Council served as hosts to the parents of the students when they visited the high school open 8 house in accordance with National Education Week. Fred Flack is the vice-president, and Charlotte Herberger is sec- retary and treasurer. s- 'N--' W Hu... I .fy After the locker clean-up is over! F U'jQQl'l5 ' General officers and sponsor of NKC's Y- Teen organization are: From Row - Miss Bernita lsley and Carol DeLapp, president, Second Row - Charlotte Herberger, secretary, Ramona Lewis, vice-president, and Geraldine Swenson, treasurer. .X I x lj Boasting a total membershi of 425 irls, the Y-Teens la an active role in NKC school life. P g P Y Y'T E E N 1' 1? The l952 Pariety Show, which was given February 20 and 21, was one of 11 Jlfh -X the entertainment highlights of the year. The show is sponsored annually by the 'ul Y-Teens. The group also sponsored a Leap Year dance on january 26 at the A' -, r' YMCA ballroom SR1 f1l'l '- llW?l' Triangle officers for this school year were: Seniors-joan Spencer, juniors- T Donna Little, Sophomores-Carol Smith, and Freshmen-Nancy Anderson. Miss Grace Mingus is the senior sponsor, Miss Hilda McConnell and Mrs. Trudy jones sponsor the junior Triangle. Miss Charlotte McClintock and Miss Vera Wasson are Sophomore sponsors, and Miss Georgia Lee Ailor and Miss Mary Cunningham sponsor the Freshman Triangle, U .Zen Ca Ainef Fin! Row: Mary Alexander, Joan Spencer, Yvonne Winkler, Margie Conway, Kay Robertson, Shirley Weiss, Ann Markwell, Sue Markwell, Ramona Lewis, Charlotte Herberger, Gay McBride. Second Row: Cornelia Watkins, Donna Little, Joanne Hague, Pat McNaughton, Geraldine Swenson, Carole Shutts, Nadine Hensley, Susan Knox, Carol DeLapp, Carol Silvernail, Miss Isley, sponsor. Third Roux' Deann Ferguson, janet Elliot, Ruby Stahl, Sondra Wurzer, Mary Lessley, Ann Mentzer, Betty Hawker, Marilyn Mack, Karole Berry, Donnie Eaton, Sydney Hughes, Nancy Pope, Ramona Miller. Fourth Roux' Dolores Dickerson, Mildred Cantrell, Carol Smith, Judy Parkinson, Carol Bond, Carol Brown, Nancy Anderson, Pat Thompson, joan Fox, Lenora Ladd, Mary Painter, Dorothy Loar, Redean Whitaker. 4 Fin! Roux' Charlotte Herberger, Pat Holcomb, Mary Smith, Lois Mueller, Wyatt Meyer, Barbara Brand, Roxie Counts, Karole jo Berry, Gay McBride, Ramona Lewis. Second Roux' Pat McNaughton, Mary Lou Minter, Lou Ann Layton, Ramona Miller, Delores Dickerson, Sydney Hughes, Carol DeLapp, Lou Ann Mitchell, Shirley Pancake. Third Roux Doris Vaughn, Faye Garwood, Dorothy Scrimsher, Shirley Sports, Joan Fox, Dorothy Loar, Barbara Snowden, Marilyn Mack, Geraldine Swenson. Fourth Roux' Susan Knox, Nadine Hensley, Rebekah Gannon, Radean W'hitaker, Shirley Jones, Pat Thompson, Kay Seibert, Nina Shields, Dorothy Klamm, Donnie Eaton. enior riang e Firrt Roux' Joan Spencer, Yvonne Hammett, Virginia Pierson, Betty Jane Woodrome, Phyllis Burton, Betty DeSpain, Betty Tounzen, Barbara Swaiths, Anita Segura. Second Roux' Betty Weber, Leanne Packer, Geraldine Smotherman, Thaddy Jennings, Joan Williams, Betty McGill, Rosetta Mynart, Kathleen Anderson, Naomi Honeycutt, Kay Robertson, Betty McKeel. Third Row: Beverly Dugan, Ruth Gannon, Mildred Cantrell, Nancy Pope, Carol Silvernail, Deloris Mathis, Pat Meyerkorth, Bernice Ballou Shirley Bentley Beverly Norris Roberta jones Fourth Rau Betty Neidig Rosemary Allen Carlotta Wright Dorothy Haug june Shacltelford, Glendoris Lakey, Betty Lloyd Marjorie Prunty Shirley Peabody Row l: Ramona Price, Violet Nicolo, Beverly Mosby, Donna Little, Carol Berry, Shirley Irving, Sue Miller, Janet Mc- Ghee, Pat Young, Pat England. Row 2: Margaret Toombs, Doris June Ford, Billy Jean Stock, Billye Cunningham, Joyce Eshelman, Jo Ann Hague, Shirley Christgen, Carol Allen, Patsy Cooley, Cornelia Watkins, Shirley Bowles, Judy Richards, Carol Bond. Row 5: Kay'Kindred, Shirley Weiss, Gail Gough, Ruth Foster, Deloris Griessel, Natalie Hulett, Margarett Johnson, Barbara Neidig, Kathleen Eleischauer, Barbara Klamm, Yvonne Wooldridge, Donna Kephart. Row 43: Bobbie Lawson, Shirley Stockwell, Carol Mundorff, Audrey Phipps, Jeanette Hettinger, Carol Boring, Alberta Boeppler, Joanne Nelson, Shirley Wagoner, Martha Stephens, Shirley Smith, Eleanor Barnes, Beth Ohnesorge, Iris Hart. unior riang e Row l: Mary Lou Evans, Dona Caruthers, Mary Alexander, Margie Conway, Delores Brenner, Shirley Alexander, Nellie Dobbins, Cecil Dobbins, Marilyn Shoemaker, Pat Sloan. Row 2: Hinda Burnstein, Yvonne Winkler, Norene Landis, Barbara Anderson, Mary Keltner, Janet Elliot, Judy Parkinson, Beverly Gibson, Ruth Ann Gaulding, Ruth Jones, Peggy Forster, Jo Ann Duffey. Row 3: Norma Webb, Charlotte Johnson, Jeanette Allison, Rosalee Gibbons, Sharon Standish, Jane Edwards, Jane Sharp, Billie Short, Eleanor Larson, Sharon Denny, Ann Mae Shipman, Nancy Leonard. Row -ll Mary Painter, Margie Kephart, Jean Lawrence, Monica Cundiff, Carol Ernst, Beverly Leiml-auhler, Rose Palaska, Sharon Walker, Carol Sue Brown, Ethel Wfilson, Mary Keenum, Lela Bruns, Rhonda Bachali. . . I xiii IDL4 Fifrt Rory Shirley Linder, Rachel Simons, Anna Jean Larrison, Barbara Madison, Donna Jean Collins, Nina Miller, Janice Irons Vivian Lawrence Sally Bartlett Bonnie Calhoun Parr Wa ner i 1 y v Y 8 - Second Row: Barbara Allard, Margaret Willis, Pauline Walters, Barbara Honeycutt, Diana Allman, Carol Pratt, Charlotte Cox, Joyce Blakemore, Shirley Boner, Ruby Stahl. Third Row: Juanita James, Barbara Eastburn, Jean Alexander, Rose Ann Akin, Pat Heckenback, Mary Anna Mulick, Barbara Schryer, Anita Gatton, Shirley Dotson, Peggy Mueller. Fourih Row: Ann Mieder, Janice Morrow, Ann Mentzer, Karen Roysten, Donna Edmonds, Carol Smith, Iva McGuire, Paula Steinborn, Beverly Jennings, Linda Scott. Sophomore riang e Firrl Roux' Beverly Klamm, Evelyn Walther, Norma Black, Lola Miller, Martha Lake, Catherine Nelson, Shirley Evans. Second Row: Pat Renaudin, Margie Guthrie, Beverly McCroskie, Joyce Guilkey, Mary Alice Johnson, Judy Hornback. Third Roux' Jackie Irvin, Anna Kirkpatrick, June Kelly, Barbara Allen, Jean Alexander, Mary Ruth Webb, Marleen Hudson. Fourth Row: Bobbie Stanburger, Martha Edmondson, Marilyn Minnick, Erdmannsdorff, Dolly Fletcher, Mary Caldwell, Nadine Gabbert, Barbara Miles, Carol Shutts, Marilyn Wolverton, Sue Mary Ellen Houser, Pat Sheller, Joyce Shannon, Aloah Burke, Joyce Clemmons, Avalon Von- Malmberg, Ramonerte Rucker. Row 1: Mary Anne Ginaine, Frank Pittney, Janet Trout, Patty Lampkin, Saralyn Davis, Joyce Williams, Ann Markwell, Sue Markwell, Martha Frank. Row 2: Jean Jeurt. Ann Steiner, Donna Gann, Nancy Hill, Phyllis Riley, Joyce Borden, Janice Bowen, Mona Wright, Rita Bade, Shirley Dobbins. Row 51 Eleanor Goclsey, Nancy Malone, Shirley Robb, Patty Shupp, Jean Shultz, Joyce Cameron, Marilyn Howe, Betty Hawker, Phyllis Peters, Barbara Jones, Lou Ann Henry, Marquita Kelton. Row 4: Patricia Lehman, Joyce McMahon, Linnea Hendricks, Mary Ann Underwood, Memory Burgess, Nancy Freeman, Rosemary Giffin, Sandra McDougall, Jean Harris, Sharon Brown, Nancy Cheek, Mary Ellen Palmer, Shirley Payne. .S7olaLomore riang e Row 1: Margaret Miller, Donna Krohne, Marie Calder, Shirley Davis, Grace Diltz, Lavonne Fausett. Row 2: Marilyn Armstrong, Dorothy Bush, Ida Matraia, Martha Prather, Joyce Allen, Donna Cundiff, Jearldean Webb, Sharlene Meyerkorth, Row 3: Rose Marie Stacey, Mary Jane Shipman, Joanne Lauderback, Carol Ann Lee, Nancy Mehlstaub, Jeannie Mayo, Barbara Hubbard, Shirley Breid, Sue Shackleford. Row 4: Bill Jo Sparks, Pat Raines, Sandra Wurzer, Edna Rae Sauer, Synthia Wateraus, Mary Ann Hinds, Beverly Williamson, Barbara McCallum, Susie Bryant, Janice Carey. s X YJ Row 1: Patty Dahm, Yvonne Sports, Gail Minter, Theodosia Raper, Barbara Danberg, Sylvia Pilsor, Carolyn Aubrey, Doris Rust. Row 2: Judy Counts, Jeanie Wingo, Elizabeth Rhode, Patty Parkinson, June Milligan, Carole Stine, Patty Parkinson, Diane Lewis, Carol England. Row 3: Judy Stone, Carolyn Hall, Judy Garzee, Joyce Blackburn, Marylin Nelson, Joan Dunbar, Pat Gordon, Jerry Huett. Row 4: Bonnie Blackburn, Ann Roberson, Joan Blam, Nancy Elliot, Margaret Cline, Mary Ann Malone, Earlene Mallory, Alta Jones, Patsy Alexander. jre5Aman riang e Row 1: Philancy Catlin, Delores Boner, Marylin Williams, Shirley Ramey, Barbara Webb, Beverly Walker, Ellen Fraher. Row 2: Viola Berry, Cora Taylor, Betty Thetford, Jo Ann Croley, Karen Allman, Paula Case, Ruth Ann Cobb, Lois Allison. Row 5: Judy Linebelry, Carol Farnsworth, Regina DeVrieze, Barbara Bivens, Deann Ferguson, Charlotte Chastain, Jean Dyer, Cassie Hensen. Row Al: Ila Marie Ballou, Helen Wilson, Lenore Ladd, Betty Laswell, Elaine Craft, Lois Dahlburg, Mary Lessley. i IGN. ay C Leading the Hi-Y in an outstanding year of ac- tivity are these general officers: First Row: Richard Anderson, secretary: jimmy Carney. treasurer, Second Row: Jerry Creason, vice-president, Larry Perry. president: and Freddy Flack. chaplain. The Hi-Y, an organization for high school boys, meets twice a month through aut rhe school year. The club sponsors various activities, including a basketball team, participation in youth government, and a school dance All boys are eligible for membership in Hi-Y, This organization upholds Christian living at home and school. Mr. R. Bollinger and Mr. Ralph McKeehan are sponsors of the senior chapter. junior chapter sponsors are Mr. Lawrence Leming and Mr. W. Porter. Mr. Howard Dewell and Mr, Porter Price are sophomore advisers, and Mr. Clark Ferguson and HIY Mr. Richard Meyer sponsor the freshman chapter. - C 6' f l' Cl ine Fin! Rau: Alan Adams, jerry Creason. ,lim Cottrell, Larry Perry, Freddie Kemper, ,lerry Yeager, Milton Curry. Second Rau: Forrest Wills, Don Mayo, Freddie Flack, Norman Capps, Billy Davis, Bobby Bradley. Tbml Roux' Earl Mathews, Richard Kurek, Don Ray, .lim Carney, jerry Richards, jerry Elliott Fourth Rauf Wfayne Black, Billy Don Marks, Richard Anderson, Xvilron Murphy, jim Reed, Yates. W'esley Pryor, john ? if v,f ? l 2 3 l Firrt Row: Spencer Stoner, jimmy Davis, jim Cottrell, Wylie Riddle, Pat Harkins, Art Wegert, Don Hill, Burton Wax, Ralph Harris. Second Row: Forrest Wills, Don Mayo, Godfrey Standing, John Brandt, Bob Bradley, Bill Main, Andre Boschert, Wade Henderson. Third Roux' R. C. Kemper, Earl Mathews, Larry Perry, Freddy Flack, Bill Bob Beaman, Victor Lowe, Everett Whee- lock, Don Deckard, Don Ellstrom, Norman Hon, Bob Vaughn. Fourth Row: Mr. McKeehan, Edward McCallum, Glen Proffitt, Richard Anderson, Billy Davis, Wilton Murphy, john Yates, julian Sharp, Harold France, Craig Royston, Larry Mundorff, Bruce Grow, Bruce Davison. enior Ckalofer unior Clalafer First Row: Ted Shaw, Vernon Sleyster, Gary Norton, Milton Curry, Henry Curry, jimmy Karnes, Clyde Shields, Second Row: Larry Sharitz, Ronnie Hubbell, Donald Lloyd, Byron Eastburn, Bob Bowers. Third Roux' Gary Crockett, james Homan, jerry Creason, Kenneth Schwarz, Gary Warner, Ronald Comel, jerry Rich- ards, Dick Berry. Fourth Row: Bob Lundy, Jimmie Reed, john Bradford, joe Stevens, Harold Crisp, Charles Town, Arthur Schroeder. '?' K tvfftl urns 1 ni' - l , I I I lui Firrr Rauf: Lynn Carel, Eddie Harbin, jack Crossley, jim Vandiver, Robert Murphy, jerry Yeager, Fredric Kemper, jimmy Kincaid. Second Roux' Billy West, john Hutchison, Lester Harden, jimmy Anderson, jimmy Hudson, jackie Wackly, David Stark, Floyd Surterby. Third Roux' Dean Norton, jerry Elliott, Norman Capps, Albert Dunbar, Dick Ballou, Wesley Pryor, Gail Wright, jerry Burkhart, Dennis Bailey, Russell Madsen. Fourth Roux' Robert Swartz, Edward Fuller, Larry Norfleet, Richard Kurek, Clem Darrow, jerry Nolte, jimmy Car- ney, Howard Otis, Craig Swenson. .QOIOAOHIOFQ CQAGIQCQI' gl'25Al'l'lal'l Ckapfel' Fin! Roux' jimmy Sipes, Bob Berkebile, Alan Adams, Lloyd Reed, Bob Kern, Paul Mattivi, Paul Howard Curry. Second Roux' Henry Hendricks, Bobby Sutton, Dean Stone, jchn Lloyd, Larry Cobb, David jacobson, Robert Ketcham. Third Roux' Kenny jenkins, Lee Obbink, David Morton, Donald Kanabel, johnnie Covington, Dicky Bovard, jimmy Votipka. Fourth Roux' jimmy Thomas, Don Ray, Norman Amos, Billy Don Marks, XVayne Black, Larry Allen, David Dilling- ham, 106 Shaw. lg 2 li 5 . ,x Vkrx xfk fxfxkzv Ihr , 1 iff 5 1 X .-f' A Y, Fin! Roux' Karole jo Berry, Betty jane Woodrome, Mildred Cantrell, Lee Packer, Charlotte Herberger. Second Roux' Carol DeLapp, Sydney Hughes, Dorothy Loar, Spencer Stoner, Becky Gannon, Myrtle Parker, Lou jones, Third Roux' Shirley jones, joan Fox, Bruce Obbink, Glen Proffitt, Forrest Wills, Miss Mildred Fulton, sponsor. azz Sfaf! vw f P' One of the most important parts of the school and most interesting is the Hornet's Buzz. The staff publishes a four-page paper every two weeks which includes features, news and sports. The Buzz has a circulation of approximately 2,000. Miss Mildred Fulton is the sponsor. Co-editors for the first semester was Charlotte Herberger and Bruce Obbink. Second semester co-editors are Rebekah Gannon and Dorothy Loar. ' f ornef 15 Marc! of COI'ltI'0 QU ' Mrs. Laura King, assisted by eight members of the I-Iornet's Nest Board of Control, do their part in seeing that rules and regulations of the Hornet's Nest are carried out. Miss Hilda McConnell is the faculty adviser. l ' First Roux' Carole Shutts, Ann Markwell, jerry Creason, Shirley Christgen, Mrs. King. Second Roux' Larry Perry, Norman Capps, Gilbert Divelbiss, Forrest Wills. . aj .2 , Y, Q.. J 7.1 rj N7 in A - I V 1 Fin! Row: joe Ward, Roger Workman, Beverly Norris, Betty jo Lloyd, Betty McGill, Betty DeSpain. Secorrd Row: Richard Berry, Bob Steamer, Peggy McPherson, Nancy McCall, Shirley Peabody, Naomi Honeycutt, Bobby Martin. Third Roux' Mable Shields, joe Eddie Jones, Ronald Packer, Billy Edwards, Monica Cundiff. Fourth Roux' Dayton Holt, joe Stevens, Howard Pace, Don McGinnis, Robert Lee, Mr. Greer, sponsor. df? -,-,,, jik1'. .. x', V Q .Q , In-t,. 21 afLi. M O 1 ' . -, -fa The Diversified Occupations class is an organization which provides training in vocations. The students enrolled in D. O. work on a part-time basis while still attending school. The , sponsor is Mr. Forrest Greer. Two classes are included in NKCS curriculum. Each group L-.1..n 4 elects its own officers, meeting every day of the week for i u class credit. 1 i iii 9 2 -O0 Fffif Roux' Anita Segura, Merle Thomas, Kenneth Kidwell, Franklin Hambey, Shirley Bently, Mary Smith, Edward Morton. Second Roux' Bill Pike, Kay Seibert, Edgar Dodd, jimmy Hobbs, Pat Harl-tins, Ralph Harris, Frankie Roush, Bill Main. Third Roux Edward Bowery, Billy Eausett, ,Ichn Tipton, George Presko, Robert Goldsberry, Gerald Knabel, Elmer Aubrey. xr? qv ilk! V' .l 5 Ilfifll ' llli 7 T Fin! Roux Miss Lida Warrick, Joyce Cameron, Joyce Eshelman, Shirley Dobson, Nancy Leonard, Beverly Gibson, Roxie Counts, Beverly Dugan, joan Spencer, Elizabeth Rhodes, Geraldine Smotherman, Sydney Hughes, Rosemary Allen, Mildred Cantrell, Serond Roux' Doris Ford, Susan Knox, Dolores Dickerson, Jeanette Allison, Carol Boring, Fay Garwood, Mary Les' lie, Dorothy Scrimscher, Caroline Bradley, Rosalee Gibbens, Doris Vaughn, Barbara Neidig, Charlotte johnson. Third Roux' jimmy Anderson, Bob Edmonds, Rusty Piburn, Gary Warner, Kenneth Kidwell, Harry Seifert, Wyley Riddle, Floyd Grigsby, Kenton Schwarz, Burton Wax. Fourth Roux' Howard Mischlich, Walter johnson, Craig Royston, Gene Thompson, Wilton Murphy, Roy Logan, Bob Vaughn, Bill Pike, Spencer Stoner, Russell Madison. X t 4 QI X fr aloe a our 4,45 ff CA' me I fi 'Q ' -Y f .2 A ,J x -'U l UN fe I PU '95 N lf 0 'x U Q ji rg! l X X J The A Cappella Choir, in their colorful Qi - if robes of purple and gold, gave many per- Xx I' formances during the year. These included performances for the Kiwanis Club and the Chamber of Commerce as well as Baccalaure- HIC. Consisting of 102 voices under the direc- tion of Miss Lida Warrick, the choir also presented an operetta, M. S. Pinaforef' In leading roles were Susan Knox, Bob Edmonds, Howard Mischlich. Rebekah Gan- non, Richard Anderson, Forrest Willis, David Natharius, and Nadine Hensley. CAM Fin! Roux' Sue Markwell, Ann Markwell, Sandra McDo1.gall, Betty Weber, Beverly Mosby, Ramona Lewis, Carol Allen, Phyllis Burton, Nadine Hensley, Radean Whitaker, Ramona Miller, Billye Cunningham, Lois Mueller Serum! Roux' Karen Royston, Beverly McCroskie, Marsha Guinn, Gail Gough, Carol DeLapp, Carol Sue Brown, Betty Hawker, Donna Kephart, Martha Sue Edmonds, Beth Onesarge, Mariana Mulick, Nancy Pope, Caroline Berry, Mary Painter, Jeanie Lawrence Diana Allman Third Row: Barbara Malmburg, Jeannette Hedinger, Wayne Turner, Leslie Short, Clay Gaswint, Dale Smith, Buddy Mosby, Larry Sharitz, Vermon Shyster, Roger Workman, David Page, David Natharius, Becky Gannon, Pat Thomp son. Fourth Roux' Alfred Brady, Maurice Gallickson, Billy Bob Beaman, jerry Burhart, Don Cowden, Billy Davis, Arthur Pace, Gary Crockett, Forrest Wills, Richard Anderson, Don Deckard, Billy Don Mark, Albert Halstenberg Waolrrgaf ,Singers The Madrigal Singers are also under the direction of Miss Warrick Chosen from members the A Cappella Choir the group performs upon invitation Fin! Roux Pat Thompson, Faye Garwood, Beverly Mosby, Betty W'eber, Carol Boring, Mildred Cantrell, Mary Les- sley, Nancy Leonard, Second Roux' Delores Dickerson, Dorothy Sghrimsher, Shirley Dotson, Sondra McDougall, Susan Knox, Rosemary Allen. Third Roux' Wilton Murphy, Roy Logan, Gary Warner, Bob Edmonds, Kenton Schwarz, Gary Crockett. Founh Roux' Gene Thompson, Richard Anderson, Don Deckard, Don Cowden, Forrest Wills. Not pictured Nadine Hensley. ,r-Y' li arcdin Em 9 During the football season, the Marching Band displays their talent for marching and military music. Their music, as well as being entertaining, is useful in building school spirit. This year the band participated in the American Royal parade and many other local parades. Mr. Darwin Maurer is the director. DRUM MAJOR Dorothy Loar ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR Charlotte Johnson HEAD TWIRLER Rose Ann Akin MAJORETTES Carol Ernst Shirley Dotson Patty hmpkin Joyce Miles Barbara Snowden Janet Trout FLAG BEARERS Jerry Naylor Jay Hough 68 CORN ETS Jimmy Anderson Gary Brown Dean Corum Jerry Elliott Cornelius Uehling Melvin Garrett Wesley Pryor Jim Trout Kenny Thomas TROMBONES Richard Anderson Norman Capps Floyd Grigsby Billy Heinz Fredric Kemper Robert Ketcham Roland Leiser John Mather BASSES Lewis Balliew Dickie Brand Joe Davidson Roy Smith Gene Thompson FRENCH HORNS Larry Cobb Luthor Davidson Gordon Stout Joan Williams BARITONES Claude Barnes Alfred Brady Bill Swan Bob Williams SAXOPHONES Jeanette Allison Wayne Black Ward Srucky Jacky Wackly Billy West PERCUSSION Floyd Brenner Dick Burkhart Margaret Carman Ruth Ann Cobb Clement Darrow Bruce Davison Don Ellstrom Ralph Harris Charles Henry Norman Kisler Wayne Turner CLARINETS Mike Arnone Rita Bade Kenneth Blann Richard Blackburn Shirley Breid Howard Brown Gerald Cheek Shirley Dobbins Jean Feurt Donna Gann Yvonne Hammett Marilyn Howe Marquita Kelton Joyce McMahan Janie Poage Buddy Mosby Joan Spencer Patty Shupp Max Von Erdmann Barbara Walker Clarus Williams Mona Wright Radean Whitaker FLUTES Lela Burns Hinda Burnstein Saralyn Davis Nancy Malone Sharon Walker sdorff 0l'lC2l'f gan!! The concert band adds to the entertainment of the school with its Annual Spring Concert and other performances. The band consists of 72 members. This year their concert was outstanding with a wide variety of entertainment. CLARINETS Akin, Rose Ann Arnone, Michael Bade, Rita Blackburn, Richard Breid, Shirley Berkibile, Robert Cheek, Gerald Craft, Elaine Feurt, Jean Gann, Donna Hammett, Yvonne Howe, Marilyn McMahan, Joyce Mosby, Ernest Poage, Frances Rust, Doris Shupp, Patty VonErdmannsdorff, Max Turner, Carolyn Walker, Barbara Williams, Clarus FLUTES Burnstein, Hinda Davis, Saralyn Malone, Nancy Trout, janet Walker, Sharon .mp avg. BASS CLARINET Whitaker, Raclean ALTO CLARINET Blann, Kenneth PERCUSSION Cobb, Ruth Ann Darrow, Clement Ellstrom, Don Harris, Ralph Loar, Dorothy Turner, Wayne STRING BASS Hough, jay Naylor, jerry SOUSAPHONE Brand, Dickie Davidson, Joe Smith, Roy Thompson, Gene lv an ,:, 3 ' Q 'Xl 775' ,Q TROMBONES Anderson, Richard Grigsby, Floyd Ketchum, Robert Leiser, Roland Logan, Charles Mather, john BASS TROMBONE Lloyd, Don CORNETS Anderson, Jimmie Brown, Gary Corum, Dean Uehling, Cornelius Garrett, Melvin jr. Trout, jim TRUMPETS Elliot, Jerry Grabowski, Leonard Stokes, Ned Richmond, Robert D. lfector U , , D I I I Darwlh T M . auter ALTO SAXOPHONE Black, Wayne McGhay, Dee jay Toombs, Burnell Wackly, jack TENOR SAXOPHONE Stuckey, Ward West, Billy Joe BARITONES Brady, Alfred Swan, Bill Thompson, Gary Williams, Bob FRENCH HORN Cobb, Larry Davidson, Gordon Stout, Gordon Williams, JoAnn i Frrrt Rou Rose Palaslta Mary Painter, Carol Silvernail, Miss Isley, Miss Foster, Shirley Christgen, Andre Boschert, Second Rau Ruby Stahl lxay Kindred, joan Hague, Mary Ruth Webb, Ann Steiner, jean Andrews, Yvonne Wink- Tbrfd Rau Margaret Willis Mary Keltner,,Carol Bond, judy Parkinson, Mary Keenum, Patsy Cooley, Cornelia Wat- Fourth Rau Marilyn Howe Eleanor Barnes, Beth Ohnesorge, Eleanor Larson, Donna Edmondson, Wayne Turner Jean Alexander Hinda Burstein jean Feurt, Coline Travis. Fzflh Rou Barbara Malmb rt: Avalon Von Erdmannsdorff, Gerald Cheek, jerry Richards, Lewis Dillard, Richard Blackburn Bruce Grow David Natharius, Billy Davis, Gene Thompson, Everett Wheelock fNot pictured-Judy Richards Billy Short Bruce Davisonl , IO c .f ia QFCAQJ ffa The orchestra. under the direction of Mr. L. O. Erickson, consists of 14 members. Some of their activities include playing for Purgold Queen Coronation. playing for the Community Y Banquet and Commencement. The members are Diana Allman. Karen Allman, Bill Consolver. Joyce Eshelman, Marilou Evans. jay Hough. Wyatt Meier. Marilyn Minnick. jerry Naylor. Gary Norton, Dorothy Schrimsher, Charles Traw, Dean Venable, and james Homan. The Spanish Club has been newly organized this year. Its motto is Hands Across the Border and the colors of the club are red. white and green. It is represented by the cactus plant. The purpose of the Spanish Club is educational. It is to bring the members into L56 contact with art. literature. and other aspects of Spanish culture and life. ll The club meets once a month and consists of around 60 members. Miss Isley is the sponsor of the group. ,l- J .1 f r 1 . ,Q 1 W ,, .J Firft Roux' Cora Fox, Lollie VanHorn, Mary jackson, Edna Anderson, june Good, Mollie Quinn Second Roux' Lucille Bishop, Kate Watt, Ruth Sewell, Ilene Fitzsimons, Lucy Hall, Maybelle Moherly Helen Alex ander. ' Cl Q efla a L26 Mrs. Edna Anderson, manager of the cafeteria, and her cafeteria ladies are always waiting and ready each day of school to serve the hungry students who rush down the stairs to the lunch room. They also very willingly serve for banquets and special umea ' .fgiclea Helping the school nurse, Mrs. Emily Beigel, in her job of keeping NKC students healthy, are her assistants, the Nurses' Aides. They have their offices in the annex and every hour of the day there is a girl on duty. These girls also helped with the Iron Lung Exhibit in Northtown this year and the Clay County Mobile X-Ray unit. Fin! Roux' Dolores Dickerson, Pat Meyerlcorth, Virginia Pierson. Second Rau: Ruth Ann Gaulding, Kathleen Fleischauer, Barbara Klamm, Mrs. Emily Beigel. dinners Q, 1 f'S YT -.I Z D l i 51' 'if ,fx Front Roux' Mr. Porter Price, Gay McBride, Violet Niccoli, Nancy Vestal, Thaddy Lou Jennings, Dolores Williams, Ramona Miller. Second Roux' Shirley Bentley, Donald Witten, Wayne Turner, Kay Kindred, Rosa Lee Gibbens, Shirley Stockwell, Elea- nor Larson, B. j. Woodrome. Third Roux' Kay Robertson, jean Lawrence, Helen Shawver, Patricia Thompson, Denny Landis, jimmy Davis, Dick Erierdich, jerry Creason. Fourth Rauf: Norman Hon, Ed Shields, Walter johnson, jimmy Thomas, Howard Haskell, Norman Thomas, joe Cheesebrough, Karl Williams. .AJUGHCQJ .X4l i Advanced Art, under the instruction of Mr. Porter Price, is a class for students especially interested in art. They undertake jobs around the school calling for special decoration, with assemblies, stage scenery, and Prom duties keeping them busy. afique ana! gave ,.-as XX V ut! Masque and Gavel is an honor organization for students who have done outstand- X 4173 , ,Q ing work in school plays and forensics. Miss Mildred Fulton is the sponsor. Fran! Roux' Miss Mildred Fulton, Pat England, jean Lawrence, Mary Painter, Margie Kephart. vl -Y' Serwzd Roux' Mike McCall, Alvin Fuson, Pat Thompson, Richard Anderson, Billy Davis. X. 'X Third Roux' Mary Alexander, Cornelia Nwatkins, Dorothy Loar, Sydney Hughes, Susan Knox, Marilyn Mack. I 4, .l Firrt Roux' Miss Hale, Robert Murphy, Mary Alexander, joan Spencer, jim Kincaid, Max Von Erdmannsdorff. Second Roux' Joyce Eshelman, Avalon Von Erdmannsdorff, Margie Kephart, Aloah Burke, Eleanor Larson, Carole Shutts David Grey. ' Third Row: Gary Warner, George Dc-Haven, Robert Slates, jerry Shipman, Pat Thompson, Bill Davis, Bob Tenet ' Freddie Flack. a' A, I ff 'M Q J 0 1 A atl0l'lCl orenfuc Hague I . iffy' . . . Ty! The National Forensic League, sponsored by Miss Mabel Hale, has the purpose of promoting forensic activities among high school students. I . . Fred Flack is president of the NKC chapter, vice-president is joan Spencer, secre- tary is Pat Thompson, and treasurer is Gary Warner. mega fe f'fZ- The Debate Club, sponsored by Miss Hale, plays a very active part in the schools t f activities. ff 6 This year they were hosts to the Fifth Annual Tournament. Officers of this organi- I H Q r zation are: President, Fred Flack, vice-president, Pat Thompson, secretary, Mary Alex- . ander, treasurer, Billy Davis. Fin! Roux' Robert Murphy, Mary Alexander, joan Spencer, jim Kincaid, Max Von Erdmannsdorff, Miss Hale. XXX Second Roux' Avalon Von Erdmannsdorff, Margie Kephart, Aloah Burke, Elenor Larson, Carole Shutts, David Gray. Third Roux' George DeHaven, Robert Slates, jerry Shipman, Pat Thompson, Billy Davis, Robert Tenet, Freddie Flack. I fl 1 i I l 5 . ' f - f VMI? 5 sa f F -- ' ' f' v - Fin! Roux' Rosemary Allen, Geraldine Swenson, Marilyn Mack, Carol Silvernail, Charlotte Herberger, Ramona Lewis, joan Spencer, Bob Edmonds. Second Roux' Miss Dorothy Barnett, sponsor, Rebekah Gannon, Dorothy Loar, Pat Thompson, Kay Seibert, Carol De- Lapp, Nancy Pope, Larry Perry. Third Roux' Earl Mathews, Gilbert Divelbiss, Bill Davis, Andre Bosthert, Howard Mischlith, Richard Anderson, Billy Bob Beaman, Freddie Flack. Wafiona! ,Honor 'ociefg National Honor Society students are chosen each semester. These seniors are elected for character, scholarship, leadership and service and must rank in the upper third of the class, This year they raised scholarship funds by checking hats for the Chamber of Commerce. The officers are Larry Perry, president, Carol Silvernail, vice-president, Dorothy Loar, secre- tary, Charlotte Herberger, treasurer. Miss Dorothy Barnett is the sponsor. ui!! gf Sera! A vsyx P juniors and seniors only are eligible for membership in Quill 81 Scroll. This national organi- , zation is for journalism students. Any student doing outstanding work on the Buzz Staff or Purgold I Staff who is in the upper one-third of his class, has met the requirements. Miss Mildred Fulton is the sponsor. .1 I Fiflf Roux' Charlotte Herberger, Carol Silvernail, Karole jo Berry, Dorothy LOBF, Sydney Hughes, Second Roux' Miss Mildred Fulton, sponsor, joan Fox, Pat Thompson, Richard Anderson, Norman Hon, Rebekah Gan- non. i F9 O T x H X I in l We ' 5. ' f 3 3 M- - lv- f RJ. if , y J , Co-Editor M C0-Editor U f' 9 0 O Q- llff K- LJ1, A , ,Digi f Eiga ms 'ik 'EET ap t ' Sw!! Richard Anderson Business Staff Pat Thompson Business Manager, Sponsor A 6' Miss' Mildred Fulton - .3 A Marilyn Mack' Carol Silvernail s , Gilbert Divelbiss pu: . x , Literary Staff Art Staff 55 ' l i K 'ff in ..- Rebelcah Gannon Susan Knox joyce Brentlinger , Norman Hon A Ramona Lewis Dorothy Loar Nancy Vestal B. J. Woodrome 'E' Cf' S Photographers Sports Staff f5g W Q Q' l David Natharius Q K . X, A' Forrest Wills f n ' ' L- 5- Harold Klein . X ,- kk H 'gg' K X Glenn Proffitt X - , ' X1 A 5+ s -49' Fin! Roux' Miss Carlida Breckenridge, Cornelia Watkins, Karole Jo Berry, Donnie Eaton, Patsy Cooley, Carol Allen, Miss Carolyn Foster. Second Roux Ramona Lewis, Sue Markwell, Ann Markwell, Joyce Blackburn, Marilyn Mack, Judy Counts, Roxy Counts, Gay McBride, Charlotte Herberger. Third Row: Betty Weber, Janice Bowen, Janet Elliot, Donna Little, Shirley Christgen, Beverly Mosby, Donna Cun- diff, Jo Ann Croley, Joan Dunbar, Joyce Borden, Phyllis Riley. Fuurily Roux' Susan Knox, Nadine Hensley, Charlotte Johnson, Jo Ann Duffey, Nancy Hill, Phyllis Peters, Iva Mc- Guire, Sondra Wurzer, Peggy Foerster, Geraldine Swenson, Pat McNaughton. Fzfib Roux' Carol Brown, Mary Keenum, Dorothy Loar, Betty Hawker, Mary Ann Underwood, Nancy Anderson, Pat Rains, Kathleen Fleischauer, Monica Cundiff, Nancy Leonard, Joan Fox. 2,9 qua The Pep Squad adds spirit and pep to our school. The purpose is to promote good sportsmanship and lead students in yells. The club also sponsors the football and basket- ball banquets and one all-school dance. Officers for this year are: President, Charlotte Herbergerg vice-president, Ramona Lewis, secretary, Gay McBrideg and treasurer, Lou Ann Layton. The sponsors are Miss Carlida Breckenridge, Miss Carolyn Foster, Mrs. Maurine Owsley, and Mrs. Gertrude Jones. Cheerleaders for the year included: Carol Allen, Karole Jo Berry, Patsy Cooley, Donnie Eaton, Marilyn Mack, and Cornelia Watkins. ,f -C 'li' .1 X -. ' ,M ,, ,i .ggi A. fm 4 is ,T 9, 'I ef! Q , . K s 'ilk' f x Y: 1951 Football Schedule NKC OPP Maplewood Benton Liberty Chrisman Springfield Wenmorth Lafayette Central Raytown Sedalia Won Lost Tied 8 1 I NKC OPP 158 COACH Coach Clyde Cooper had his eye on another football conference champione ship this year and very masterfully guided his squad into the championship ranks. They started off the season with a victory and continued with a season's record of eight wins, one loss, and one tie to win the championship. ll s x Q ' ,I f x 1 A 3,4 1'-: , Q x g ,E .E , 1 Q if 5 ,CC f , -. .i.. ' fi ' Rollie Olrman David Hamilton -f--- ' Senior-End Seniur-ff-Haltback l ,X 54 ,ff I A N 1'-:zz 2 SRX A Elmer Aubrey Bob Edmonds F Senior-Halfback Senior-Halfback !1 l , . 1 'I l i Managers Lynn Carrel, Bob Treasrer, jimmy i Tom Schaeffer Earl Justus junior--End Senior-Fullback Ln 9 . X 3-Al NN g X Sam Buierluugh Gilbert Divelbiss Bnlue Obbink xlunior-Quarrerbank Senior-End Sem0r'Gu3fJ l Q X E 1 ,f 6 V 1 ' in L J 4 ' l, Bill Bcanmn Forrest Wfms Eddie McCallum Senior---T.iLl4lc ' 5emogQGuard Senior-Center All Conference sacnuns l 4 ISITUR C e Don Cowden Harold Klein 5Cfll0f-End Senior-End All Conference nun UHF' ' , .C rf' , Alvin Fuson ,I-3ffY P6rry junior--Fullback Sem0fQQUHrIerback Lf f - f X. q X' H if - - .v --Y Coach Clyde Cooper. .ls Kenton Schwarz S -llm Cgtlnfgyl Vk junior-Tackle X Mike McCall emmQ U JL junior-Halfback Q ,Q' b V W -vie 2 N x 'if . 4 1:-1 , George DeHaven Paul Walker Senior-Guard Galen Hemmcrling Iuniof-Tackle junior- Guard X 1 David Narharius Ear-I Mathews i Robert Slegali Senior-G uafd Senior-Guard Senior-Center '11 1 4- 'fill ...sv-3 N' Fir.r1hRmz.' Coach Howard Dc-well, Wesley' Pryor, Gary Crockett, Bill Sanderson, Norman Capps, Larry Sharitz, Bob Step ens. ZSet'.,z1rl Roux Dick Frierdich, Gene Bolin, Richard Kurek, jerry Yeager, Harold Treaster, Steve Barber. lulur-if Run: Bill Box, George Bickley, john Bradford, Bob W'illiams, Gene Mclfarren, Craig Swenson, Bill Stephens, lmurllv Run: Harold Crisp, Charles Audsley, Dick Joslyn, jerry Nolte, jerry Elliott, Dick Clay, Wiley' White. Mana- ger, not pictured. cc as 44699 GHC! qua If This years B Squad had a good season under Coach Howard Dewell with a record of seven wins, while giving up only two defeats, The C Squad wasn't quite as successful as either the A or B teams, but they were progressing rapidly as the season ended. They won two. lost three, and tied two, under the supervision of Mr. Richard Meyer. Fifi! Run: Coach Richard Meyer, Norman Amos, Larry McClain, David Morton, jimmy Trout, Bob Kern, Mgrg Dar- win Garrison, Billy Mark. . .Sir.'L'f,Ilzl Run J ,lack Baird, john glolle, ,Ioe Shoe-r'nal4er, Gene Morris, liloyd Spain, Ronnie Seryiss, Kenny jenkins, Don Ray. Thin! Ron: Earl lsom. Roger Morris, Lee Obbink, -lim Morgan, Larry Bodenhamer, Richard Rickart, Danny Daniels, Don Reynolds, Mgr. Fnurlh Roux Bobbie Sutton, Randall W'illiams, Vfayne Black, Eddie Faibian, Henry Hendricks. Howard Silvers. W'allter Stone, Dlcky Brand, Mgr. JSA? W entworth Richmond i. 4+ Q QQ 42 - Front Rau Alvnn Fuson Don Hamilton Third Roz: Glenn Zeller Don Cowden Earl Justus Glen Proflntr Fourth R014 Grlbert Dnvelbnss Paul Hrrsch Harold Henry Howard Mnsthlrth Don Stocltham tijy Clllfgfdkf gitlilll The Hornet qumtet flnxshed thelr season wrth 1 76 v record wmnmg two tourna ments and tying wlth Chrrsman for the Pony Express Ch rmpronshnp Thrs years team was one of the best that Coach Clark Ferguson hrs hxd for sometlme Althoubh the Hornets lost IH the sem: fmals of the rcgnonrl tourney they were considered one of the top teams IH the lxunsls City area Co tmtuns were Htmllron md Dlvelblss SEASON S RECORD Wm jeu ell Tourney NRC OPP NRC St joe Central Llberty Wm Chrnsman Lafayette Wm Chrnsman St joe Benton Pembroke St joe Central St joe Benton Raytovxn Lrberry Wortheast Wentworth Paseo Lafayette 7 5 61 Excelsnor Springs Kearney Lxllrs NKC Tourney Roclthurst Pembroke I.llllS Clinton Tourney Warrensburg Lemneton Mary vrlle Regxonal Tourney Hogan Southxs est Manual OPP 5, f .3 C .1 ' '15 ' , x , I - 6 n 'F Q Q V xx , , X , -,Q 5 ' V , ' S , T ,Nr . A X I , ff l ,f gg. ' 1 .2 N , 'Q ,, T? l ll . 1 2 i fy I . ' f 7 1 ' -7 1 I .Y 'lf N, ,fl T ' - t A P W' 'VX ' X! ' ,, A +V t X ' A o s 4' i 'z ' A I P 1 ' P ' fl -Y ' 1 . . 9, ,I ,, I ' 1 1 r , 4 4 if . 5 'T , I W Y x N -3 , F4 ' v f . -4' 1 ,t I -f P' . ' U g Psa I 4' f , ' T 5 '33 T ' 7 , s ! ' ' S r.,, , , . ' L 8 K '. ' 5. ol f' ' ff l , Second Rotr: Bud Fuller, Earl Mathewsg Coach Clark Fergusoniy ll Q . S . N a ' L T . Y ' ' l t '. Q-ttf' t ' Q I , ' so ' 25- Q9 2? 61 A r ' ' ' 32 -fe e C 15 S T ' 2? 4 - 55 53 t , as 3- . ' 32 62 ' 55 50 - 48 5: , 4 ' +4 58 - , 31 53 40 -lg . 2' - Y 53 ' ' 29 82 ' 55 H A , 25 45 1 31 -el . ' K 2' 65 ' 26 H3 ' h 'H 59 A 45 y. f V 69 ' 32 ' C5 . 58 All X ' -ll f ' 59 4.12. I tltfyx , Nu V t l . 1 I V V Y-f,. Gilbert Divelhisy X i W V Senior f f 'I 4 in sf . J l 1 ,A p ' it Hawafti Mischlith A . 1 Senior j'g' t -X XX XX ' i ff ' ' X A yr L s Don Hamilton wh s- F , X' Senior 15 1 rj X ' K Rf, 'hi N ,YP L . r X - y X i X -' r X . P xy a y . ' Don CQtmwtle'n Earl Justus Stllltlf Senigf Coanh Clark Ferguson Gih Divelhiss - - Gila is a two-year basketball letterman, Mastertul hall handling, rehtiuntlini: and strung eletensive play are Ciihs speualties. Howard Misthlith- -Faster than must big post men, Howard is always a ttinstant storing threat anti a staunth defensive player He is a tough rehuuntler anti possesses a variety ot shuts, 'lhis is his thirtl varsity haskethall letters Dun Hamilton-Dun is the hest rebounder per inch of height ever tu vyear a Hornet uniform in recent years, His terrific variety of shuts, tunstant hustle and ballehawking make him .1 masterful player. The news storing record of 32 points in one game tells the rest. He is a une-year letterman. Don Umvxtlen -Dun s long shots antl speed kept the Hornets on the move, His tlear thinking and line personality on and oft the tuurt is a fine Hiirner asset, Don also is a oneayear letrerman, Earl ylustus- - lfarl s slrtk ball hantllinlu and tunstientiuus hustlinu marie him nm- nt the must imprmetl players un the squatl this past year 'lllls is liarls setontl varsity letter, JPN 1 ' .. , . :g,.f1' 4 ,eg- -eq .B v., . 11 f I Xl Z 1 Nl K X. e S 5 'rg 'N-xx 3 ,Ja . 1 'r rl Paul HlfSLh ' Senmr y ' 4,-nl , 'E ' Alvzn lfuxcan l I l-J Jumm Glenn 71ellet 6 Senior I 1 x 1 . X . ' XX' lf l J' E E w- sl 7-2 P' V I vn- . , l xr 1 if 2 , 1 X-1 1 1 ., gf' t 1 f tl' Hy X E, l we f f H , . E fr .1 rf 1 x ,. 'xx 14 I ' V E 5 V X f ' , xx I , J U l :V Q .1 ,. L 3' Q i lf.1rl Nl.1IllCkXx I Dlmeisllfjlglmm Hamltl llc-nrx' Scmur 5 junmr M.1n.1-ut-r Glenn Pr-zltntt tl Statlitltlan E1l1x.1rtl lfu .'xlXl!1 luwn Al IN .rn .1llf.1mun1l hustler .mtl the rnmt xt-rx.1t1le resent' lmy on the aqua.: New an1l UllL l1.1Il1l pumpx are hrs t.1x-lrlttf whats. 'lhn 11 lllw flrxr xarsrry letter. hut hc ll he hatl-t next year. Paul Hlrsthf -IDUFIDQ hu flrst track at varmy haslterhall. Paul matlc tren11-ntlnux lmpmxement and hmuuht the ltxntl nl sprrrt the fquad neuletl. He I5 a one-year letterman, Glenn Zeller' -Glenn re tl reserve Speedster muh entwrmnus hustle anti the pmsewlr .lt tl umm varlery or shots Don Stotltl1an1 - Don pmxcswes .1 flne splrlt antl tlntl a twmmentl- able wh as a renerve xx hen talletl upon. Harold Henry- Ax .1 lumur, Haroltl is one of the H1051 pmmlslnu boys on the squad, He In xery lllteable and ptmesser .1 gown varxety or shots. Earl Mathews' -Earl posse-saetl the luntl uf 5p1r1t anti atntutle whnh ls L'iHCl'lIl.il 1n any squad. Ball-haxxklng 15 has mam ellsh. Earl earned hu beeontl xarsrty letter XJ ? , . ,T el 'Ui I 001 - Firrt Rau: Coach Howard Dewell, Robert Murphy, john Sutterby, Billy Don Mark. Secmzd Rou: Norman Capps, jim Reed, Ronnie Stevens, Mike McCall, Fred Kemper. l'lJ.rd Roux' Don Greenwood, -lim Carney, jim McDowell, Richard Kurek, Alben Dunbar, Ted Shaw qua This group of boys displayed enthusiasm throughout the season and represented tlxe school well with spirit and sportsmanship. They led the B squad conference with 9 wins and l loss and completed the season with 14 wins and 5 losses. They are coached by Mr. Howard Dewell. C SWG As fine a group of boys as I have had, says Coach Richard Meyer of the C Squad cagers. '1 hey showed marked improvement during the year and I'm Sure will make good material for 'A' and 'B' squadsfl The freshmen won nine games and lost seven in play this year. FIU! Roux' Larry Cobb, Don Reynolds, Dick Brand, Bob Kern, Bob McKown. Second Roux' Richard Meyer, Ronnie Willimns, Ronnie Evans, jonnie Covington, Bill Noah, Drexel McClure 'l'b'ra' Roux Charles Logan, Kenny jenkins, Billy Don Mariz, Norman Amos, Wayne Black, Don Ray. , 'T if KJ 2. Q1 f Y 2 J'x 4: .lNI'f- Front Roux' Bill Box, jim Wedua, john Heller, Bob Edmonds. Second Roux' Bud Fuller, jack McGuire, Larry Perry, Coach Clark Ferguson. Third Roux' Forrest Wills, Don Hamilton, Alvin Fuson, Paul Walker, Dave Hamilton. Fourth Roux' Don Deckard, Ronald Hatfield, Harold Klein, Gilbert Divlebiss, Earl Justus, Howard Mischlich, Bill jackson lnot picturedj. afiehaf The Hornet baseball team is well balanced with lots of good material. All but one letterman are returning and the line-up will be strengthened by several newcomers. After reaching the state tournament last year, the Hornet players are setting their sights again for the Border League crown and the state meet. For the first time, the school had a B squad in baseball. These boys are all sopho- mores and are tops as material for baseball. Front Roux' jim Carney, Norman Capps, jerry Yeager, Fred Kemper. Second Roux' Coach Richard Meyers, Gary Darnell, john Sutterby, Bob Williams. Third Roux' Wiley White, Billy Otis, Robert Murphy, Wesley Pryor. 'L f r' ,- ,- ' 4 -. A . if MET? af- , r is if W I a-7? 'S -sf-IZJO . s A lv 'uf -Q i f7 ' ,-- ' - ' x A-L Q . ' A i . . v ' 0,6 ,Nusa rl 4 R Q ' ' Kf15,,,f,t . is - . . ' P' A' L fi D l N, J' w ' Q X , 'P Firrt Roux' Lynn Carrel, George Bickley, R. C. Kemper, Wiley White, Coarh Cooper. Serond Roux' Steve Barber, Dick Frierdich, jim Wedau, jim Davis, Sam Buterbaugh, Larry Perry, McGee Evans. Third Roux' Elmer Aubrey, Rollie Oltman, Ronnie Payne, Alvin Fuson, Bill Stevens, john Brandt, Bob Williams, Tom Sheaffer. Fourth Roux' Don Cowden, Roy Logan, Glen Proffitt, Paul Hirsch, jim Allen, Gilbert Divelbiss, Charles Audsley, Gene Bolin, Eddie McCallum. l'6lC NKC hopes for a perfect season in the Pony Express Conference were enhanced this year by the prospects of an excellent cinder team. To carry the load are the returning senior lettermen who are R. C. Kemper, jimmy Davis, Larry Perry, McGee Evans, Elmer Aubrey, Ronnie Payne, Don Cowden, Roy Lo- gan, Glen Proffitt, Gib Divelbiss and john Brandt. The returning juniors are Sam Buterbatigh, Al Fuson and Gene Bolin. f I.-A F nQ L . 1 - 34 P i O UCJQ, fn i ,l al X lm, L ul Fin! Row: C. E. Ferguson, Bill jackson, Jack McGuire, Fred Flack, Robert Murphy, Bob Edmonds, jimmy Wedua, , Lynn Carrel C. C. Cooper. Second Roux' Jim Cottrell, Dave Natharius, Bruce Obbink, Richard Bent, Alvin Fuson, Rollie Oltman, Bob Stegall, Don Hamilton Ronnie Payne. Third Rou: Larry Perry, McGee Evans, Sam Buterbaugh, jimmy David, John Brandt, Tom Sheaffer, Paul Walker, Sonny Treaster, Elmer Aubrey. Fourth Roux' Donald Stockham, R. C. Kemper, Dave Hamilton, George DeHaven, Earl Mathews, Ed Fuller, Bill Beaman, Mike McCall, Galen Hemmerling, Kenton Schwarz. Fifth Row: Harold Henry, Howard Mischlirh, Glen Proffitt, Harold Klein, Gilbert Divelbiss, James Allen, Dori 'inw- den, Forrest Wills, Roy Logan, Gene Bolen, Don Deckard, Glen Zeller. HW' CM The N Club is composed of boys who have won letters in interscholastic competition. The sponsors are Mr. Clyde Cooper and Mr. Clark Ferguson. Officers are: President, Paul Hirsch, vice-president, Earl Mathews, secretary-treasurer, George DeHaveng and sergeant-at-arms, Richard Bent. NKC's tennis team played Washington, Turner, Wyandotte, Pem-Day, Rockhurst, Wentworth, and Atchison twice yearly under the coachinlg of Mr. Howard Dewell. They also participated in a tournament which is sponsored annually at Wyandotte High. Fir!! Roux' Robert Murphy. Second Roux' Don Deckard, Don Cowden. Third Row: Howard Dewell, George DeHaven, Edward McCallum. y Y i- - - enum ive fl J f G! f -I JQM . li' Front Rout jim Kincaid, Robert Murphy. Second' Roux' Robert Steamer, Coath Clyde Cooper. Tbifd Roux' Don Hamilton, Bruce Obbink, Roy Logan. The golf team played six matches this year under the supervision of Coith Clyde Cooper. The schools played are: Wfentworth, St. Agnes, Peni-Day, Shawnee-Mission, Turner, and St. joe Central. The Girls' Athletic Association gives the girls who like to participate in sports a chance to do so. Membership is reached after obtaining seven points, one for eath sport in which she participates. The C1.A.A. sponsors are Mrs. Betty Ratliti and Miss Carolyn Foster, Officers are: Carol Lee Silvernail, president, Dorothy Loar, vite-presidentg Lou jones, secretary, Barbara Snowden, treasurer, Shirley Stockwell, sports manager. Fir!! Roux' Iva McGuire, Phyllis Riley, Nancy Hill, Peggy Foerster, joyte Cameron, Janet Elliot, Pat Sheller, Phyllis Peters, joyce Clemmons, Miss Carolyn Foster, Mrs. Betty Ratliff. Sermnf Roux' Naomi Honeycutt, Carol Silscrnail, ,ludy Counts, Mary Smith, Betty Weber, Yvonne Hammett, Mary Alexander, Shirley Pancake, Rcxie Counts, Gay McBride, Pat Sloan, Betty Hawker. Third Ron: Patty Shupp, Kay Robertson, Margaret Toombs, Diana Allman, Anna Mae Stephens, .lo Ann Williams, jo Ann Hague, Patsy Cooley, Donna Little, Comic Xwatltins, Beverly Mosby, Barbara Brand, Phyllis Burton, janet Mallee, Fourth Rong' lilenor Larson, Shirley Stotkuell, Shirley Peabody. Cilendoris Lalaey, Carol Boring, jane Sharp, Nanny Leonard, Carol DeLapp, Ramona Miller, Susan Knox, Barbara Snowden, Lou jones, Pat MtNaughton, Margaret Wiillis, Barbara Allard, Ann Meeder. Fifth Run' Mary Caldwell Carlotta Wfriulit Peigge McPher-on Rosemary Allen, Dorothy Haug, Niareie lxephart Memory Burgess Beverly Leimlsuhler Mary Painter Rose Palaska, Mary Smith, Carol Ernst Avalon Von frdmannsdortl Dt rothy Loar Ethel Wilson Rt btrta Roberts, Nancy Pope, Barbara Malmberg ,, I . ,.,.,A . , 55,121 ,I g,i,4.,4. Sl 1 :lt -T up ,J -5- 'ily 7.5 Q ska s . i idf N .- N 1431 ,MQ .f Cf iff? wwf tlmi . JM, I sk? Y J' K MPH ge , Donnie Eatong Homecoming Attendant Purgold Attendant 1 Q , if 15, ' 'Q 5 f 1' swih Q' 'ffm 'D Karole Berryg Homecoming Attendant Purgold Attendant 7? ' is Jn. Marilyn Mackg Purgold Attendant Tim a wa? Geraldine Swensong Homecoming Arrendanr Purgold Attendant n-,D l '?'w- 1-7-7 'Wh Place-The L. L. Perry, Jr. residence. Sitting beside the warm fire on this cold winter evening are the Perrys-Geraldine, Larry, and the little ones fCOCKCfSl. Larry has replaced Carter as the world's largest manufacturer of pills. Let's watch with them as they turn on the T.V. set to watch the program sponsored by Perry's Priceless Pink Pills. We now see the Show of Shows, written and produced by Kibby Standing and Gary Brown. Introduc- ing their guest stars are George Sid Caesar DeHaven and Lou Ann Imogene Coca Mitchell. But, as usual, in all shows, we must be interrupted with a bit of advertising. Spotted on the screen is the pill box dance team. If Geraldine and Larry could see inside, they would dis- cover their friends, Marilyn Mack and Dorothy Loar. The first guest of the evening is Don Mayo the Great, playing his world renowned accordion. As he be- gins playing Lady of Spain, we see in the background the former Ziegfeld Follies recently taken over by Gil- bert Divelbiss. The cameras turn to the audience where we spot the famous baseball pitcher who has won his tenth World Series game. None other than Harold Sebastian Klein. Wait, hold the cameras, another celebrity in the crowd! In the far corner behind her opera glasses, dressed fit to kill, we see Rebekah Gannon, the first lady president of Harvard.University. Now that the stage setting is arranged for our next act, the camera falls Cbangl on our delightful Fred- die Flack Ballet Beauties. CMy, that's a shame, l hope that heavy camera didn't smash themj. With the idea that The Show Must Go On , these eight beauties, Lou jones, Barbara Snowden, Rosemary Allen, Barbara Brand, Carol DeLapp, Nadine Hensley, Pat McNaughton, and Shirley Pancake proceed with their dancing. You might know, technical difficulties. What could the cause be? Oh Oh! There's mighty Magician Spencer Stoner, getting anxious to perform. His tricks seem to be interfering with the camera. No show would be complete without the giving away or prizes. CDeductible for income tax!!J The Richard Anderson-Pat Thompson Publishing Company ran a big article in their magazine, TV Stars of '52 on Show of Shows. To express their appreciation, the show is having joan Fox, professional Powers' Model, to present to Mr. Anderson a Ramona Kimono , CRamona Lewis, that isb. The Ramona Kimono Factory is doing very well. The next performer on our show is Miss Susan Knox, the cosmopolitan opera star, singing l'm a Big Girl Now. Speaking of people growing up, look at big boy Howard Mischlich sitting in the front row. My, look at all the girls surrounding him. Girl friends? No, that's his daily swimming class. They meet every night at 9 o'clock. For Swimming?? As Larry turns to another station to watch the famous Harlem Globe Trotters, who should they see but Don Hamilton, first pale-face ever to play on the team. HMMmmmmm! You think that's unusual, if you look closely, who should be the other guard but Carol Silvernail, first woman of any color ever to play on the team. After the game, the sports announcer, Bob Edmonds, has as his guests the coach of the Los Angeles Rams Forrest Wills, and his star player, Don Cowden, who explains his world-famous sleeper play. Aw shucks! Let's turn back to Show or Shows before it ends. Good! just in time to see Irma Donnie Eaton Peterson in her famous role of the dumb blonde. After an evening of reminiscing, Geraldine decides it's time to put the little ones fCockers, that ish to bed, as she remarks, Gosh, Larry, our class of '52 really has gone places, hasn't it? enior Cfaad prop ecy Time-january 17, 1962, 7:30 p.m. a C ongratulatrons and very best wishes for your future Rus Pau Wafer C 'l'l9 Armour Road North Kansas Cnty Norcloy 4864 DODGE PLYMOUTH Sales and Servrce C0mPIrmentsof COOPER CLEANERS Ol-'VER TURPEN And Launderers H E Gordon Propruetor 2008 swf' N0'C 'Y 4423 zols swff Avenue N0 4662 North Kansas Cnty Mussourr N h K C M Off CIISCS lfy O BEN BOLT BARBER SHOP Russell O Neo! Prop 2002 Swift Avenue North Kansas Cnty Mo C omplrments of BURTON S FAMILY SHOES 316 Armour Road Norclay 3194 0 ' I' 0 Q I . . , . I . . . , . I 1 , . , . 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I I V. Gt n n erson o . Norris thr n c r n , r . . I RNERSIDE CIEANERS Laundry Alterahons DRIVE IN SERVICE Hlways 71 8- 45 Phone Pkv 4595 We Operate Our Own Plant DUCE JEWELRY Congratulations The Class of 52 ond Mrs Howord Duce Ralph Horns 1801 Swift lwmnnu mari K learzng -apparel 400 Armour Road Norclay 3063 YL TI 1 -Wg? ,.,, 5, cnosusv a FINE car Rlfters Service I40I Swift No 4316 Best Wishes of the BEN FRANKLIN STORE Locally Owned Nahonally Known Mr ond Mrs George M Gough 314 Armour Road North Kansas Cnty I6 Mo BEN JACOBSON S INC MEN S and BOYS WEAR QUALITY MERCHANDISE 3I0 Armour Road North Kansas Cnty ANCHOR HARDWARE For 24 years your home owned frlendly hardware store 304 Armour Rd. , 4432 Compliments ol BEVERLY LUMBER CO Parkvllle Mussourl ated x to drv thea er o Highway 7I rn Riverside Parkvnlle 306 I I Mr. . . I X il: 'V if r ation Wagon H I 9 gy You see them everywhere A I . I . , . I , . - l I I , . I Loc ne t i e-in t NO ' ' ' ' . 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