Prescott High School - Hornet Yearbook (Prescott, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

$ mi published Jie SenieU 0! Prescott Rural High School Prescott. Kansas Harry Rose Treasurer Soafids oj Education Elvood Stambaugh Director Lloyd Kite Clerk High School Grade School Mr. G. Ti. Stricklin Mr. Ernest Woods Principal Mathematics, Social Science Agriculture, Manual Arts A. B. Degree, Ottawa University Physics M. S. Degree, C. S. T. C. B. S. Degree, Missouri, University Greely, Colorado Pittsburg State College Manhattan State College Mrs. G. TV. Stricklin English, Home Economics E. S. Degree, Missouri, University Pittsburg State College Manhattan State College Mrs. Ernest Woods Biology, commerce A. B. Degree, Ottawa university Cttav a, Kansas Elma Jean Casida Secretary...........1,4 Glee Club.........1,2,4 Cheer Leader..........3 Treasurer.............3 Pep Club........1,2,3,4 Scholarship.........1,2 Class Queen...........1 Annual Staff..........4 Band..................1 Jr. Sr. Plays.......3,4 County Play...........3 Y- Teen.............3,4 Pottle Fl lr.es Vice-president........4 Fasket; all.....1,2,3,4 Class Kins............4 Jr. Sr. Flays.......3,4 Annual Staff..........4 Glee Club.........1,2,4 Softball..........1,2,3 Track...........1,2,3 ,4 C f I f ’ M n n I 1 Fae Lee Casteel Treasure............ -4 Annual Staff..........4 Jr. Sr. Plays.......3,4 Pep Club.......1,2,3,4 Student Councl1...... 1 Y-Teen..............3,4 Glee Club.........1,2,4 Wilma Brumgardt Pulton High School Fulton, Kansas........1 Glee Club...........2,4 Pep Club..........2,3,4 Annual Staff..........4 Jr. Sr. Plays.......3,4 Scholarship...........1 Lawrence Carrel Basketball.......1,2,3,4 Glee Club..........1,2,4 Jr. Sr. Plays........3,4 Softball...........1,2,3 Annual Staff...........4 'U'ack................4 Faye Dean Cook Glee Club.........1,2,4 Jr. Sr. Plays.......3,4 Annual Staff..........4 Y-Teen..............3,4 Marlon Earl Parley Glee Club...........1,2 Annual Staff..........4 Bfi s ketba11...«.1,2,3,4 S of tba 11.......1, ,3 Track..........1,2,3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays.......3,4 Geneva Cook Glee Club.........1,2,4 Pep Club.......1,2,3,4 Annual Staff..........4 Y-Teen..............3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays.......3.4 Seniors K.,7. Rarkness Basketball.....1,2,3,4 Softball.........1,2,3 Annual Staff.........4 Glee Club........1,2,4 Jr. Sr. Plays......3,4 Track..........1,2,3,4 Betty Long Glee Club.....••.1,2,4 Cheer Leader.........4 Treasure.............2 Y-Teen.............3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays......3,4 Scholarship........1,2 Annual Staff.........4 Jean Long Glee Club...........1,2 Pep Club.......1,2,3,4 7-Teen..............3,4 Scholarship...........1 Annual Staff.........4 Vice-president........2 Jr. Sr. Plays.....3� 1 William Swartzentruber Annual Staff.........4 Jr. Play.............3 Eldene Pinkerton Mound City High school Mound City, Kansas.1,2 Pep Club............3,4 Y-Teen..............3,4 Class Queen...........4 Jr. Sr. Plays.......3,4 Glee Club.............4 Annual Staff..........4 Secretary.............3 Senior Charlene Clark Glee Club........1,2,1+ Cheer Leader..........1 Treasurer.............1 President.............2 Pep Club........1.2,3, Y-Teen..............3,L Scholarship...........2 Jr. Sr. Plays......3, + Annual Staff.........1+ County Play...........1 Glenn Vaughn Glee Club........1,2,4 Basketball......1,2,3,4 Softball..........1,2,3 Track...............2,4 Annual Staff..........4 Jr. Sr. Plays.......3.4 Senion Play The senior class presented My Irish Rose on Novemoer 10, 1950. The plot centered around the love affairs of Maurice Fitzgerald, a rich young Dublin artist, and Rose Crelgan, a wild Irish Rose. The play opens at the country farm of Colum McCormack where Maurice Fitzgerald falls In love with Rose Crelgan. He proposes marriage and Is accepted to find out shortly afterward that his cousin has been killed and that he Is heir to the estate and a baronet. Lady Agnes Barrlcklow has long been In love with Maurice and now decides to marry him. She tries to break up Maurice and Rose causing a mix up of Identity, and raging tempers. In the latter part of the play Rose and Maurice live onthelr estate In Ireland. Lady Agnes Is still trying to cause trouble. During a party Rose orders Lady Agnes from the house after a bitter quarrel. Lady Agnes leaves for Belfast. Msurlce also leaves for Belfast for some mysterious reason. Terry Crelgan, Rose's brother exiled In America Is restoredto order. Rose suspecting that Maurice Is to Join Agnes, spurns her husband and departs for a grand ball with her brother Terry. Maurice, thinking that Terry Is Rose's lover, decides to challenge him to a duel, but Rose and Terry return from the ball and the brother Is In- troduced and the play ends well. Mistaken Identity, flaring tempers, and people getting Into em- barraslng positions added to the success, and excitment of the play. All of the members of the senior class and two lower classmen, Nelson Grigsby and Gary Pruit worked hard to present the play. Last but not least we will never be able to express our appreciation to Mrs. Stricklin for being the director of the play. Class Hishfiu In the fall of 19 7 there were 12 freshmen enrolled In Prescott Rural High School. During the year Carl Beerbower moved away and Wilma Brungardt entered the Class from Fulton. The class officers were: President; Jack Phillips� Vice President: Carl Beerbower, Secretary: Elma Jean Holmer , Treasurer: Charlene Clark, Reporter: William Swartzentruber, and the Student Council: Fae Lee Casteel and Bobble Holmes. Our appreciate motto was What ever Is worth doing Is worth doing well. Our sponsor was Miss Mosse Snider Our Freshman year we set a new record for the freshman class. We won the Annual sales that year, so our choice of Elma Jean Holmes and Jackie Phillips were made Annual King and Queen. We also won In our Senior year and selected Bob Holmes and Eldene Pinkerton as our King and Queen. We presented A for Armistice Day our Freshman year directed by Snider. The Junior year, we presented Old Fashioned Mother with Stricklin as the director. Our Senior play was My Irish Rose which also directed by Mrs. Stricklin. We have the honor of being the undefeated class In school sports our freshman to our senior year. We consider ourselves successful as a class throughout our four of High School. Class Will Miss Mrs. was from years my I, Elma Jean Caslda, do will my housekeeping to Shirley Ham and curly hair to Johnny Holslnger so he won't have to get a permanent. I, Eldene Pinkerton, give my presidency In Y-Teen to Irene Phillips, and will keep the rest of my abilities for further use. I, Faye Dean Cook, surrender my walking to school to Kenneth Shroyer and my daydreaming to Marilyn Pinkerton if fehe can take her eyes off Carl Black. I, Fae Lee Casteel, do will my specks to Lila Lapsley because she lods better in blue, and my bashfulness to Irma Wallace. I, Geneva Cook, do will my ability to get along with the boys to Florls Stahlman and my good conduct grades Erma Cline. I, Eddie Brlllhart, do will my calmness and indifference to obstacles to Carl Black and my thinking up excuses to Herschel Stahlman. I, Wilma Brungardt, do will my studying ability to Ann Coon, and my obedience to Cleo Ann Holmes. I I, David Lindell, do will my Intelligence to Eddie Streeter expecting him to study a little more, and my practice of being on time to Sheldon. I, Marion Farley, will my love to Bonnie Elchelberger, providing she uses It on somebody else, and my quietness to Leon Holmes. I, Bobble Holmes, do will my good looks to Everett Coon providing he takes good care of his comDlexlon, and my girl friends to Nelson Grigsby. I, Glenn Vaugh, do will my guitar playing to Orval Beck and my muscles to Jimmy Briggs to use In basketball. I, Jean Long, do will freckles to Jack Bortzfield, and my book with the wrong answers to Darlene Odell. I, Betty Long, do will my cheerleading to Francile Pickens, she can Jump good, and my writing In books to Peggy Milton. I, William Swartzentruber, do will my long name to Gary Pruitt size to Donald Paodock. English- providing and my I, Lonnie Mayhugh, do will my rowdlness to Alfred Kite and my faithful ness in delivering papers to Howard Sutherland. I, K.W.Harkness, do will my ability to get by basketball to George White and the wave In my hair to Jack Rutledge. I, Lawrence Carrel, do will my permanents to Frank White and my ability to get by with good grades to Bej t Curry. _ I, Charlene Clark, do will my ability to play the Plano Roll Bluefi to Rosalie Wilcox, and Everett Coon's attention to Nelda Pinkerton. Pfiojihecij After going to school for ten years, Betty Long has finally gotten her teacher's degree, she Is now teaching the big town of Mantey which has a population of 9. Geneva Cook, always wanting to take life easy, has hooked on to the Baron McVan, a millionaire. Even after her marriage she continued her career as a great singer. Prescott now has the biggest newspaper company in the world. Its well known editor, Lonnie E. Mayhugh, has shown oeoole what a newspaper should really be like. He has a good heloer, William Swartzentruber, who after seeing the world from a box- car has decided to settle down. Everyone knows that women have finally gained control of the world. Our great President of the United States, Wilma Brun- gardt, has wor. great fame. But without the assistance of her advisor, Faye Dean Cook, she never would have made it. T,'e really congratulate Lawrence Carrel for having studied one-fourth way through his doctor's career In the last ten years. He Is married to a smart, quiet little girl who has helped him all the way. Elma Jean, having had her career picked for her before she finished high school, has her dream house with a large nursery. The most noted hair stylist of all times Eldene Pinkerton,a former student of Prescott High School. Her line of work is travellngover the country giving lectures on Modern Atomic Hair Styles. One of our exciting,glamorous soda Jerk working In her famous business called Honey Drop. Fae Lee Casteel has made millions ofS $. In hermany romances she has now found a true love called Wild Bill Hiccups. Our famous salutorlan, David Llndell although filled with brilliant knowledge Is now one of the most noted farmers of the universe. Also President of the Federal Farm Bureau. The religious qualities came out In Bobby Holmes who Is now traveling the world over as a great evanglist such as Billy Sun- day. Jean Long the most famous redhead is working in the medical field. Her title is Dr. Jean Long M.D. She is engaged to the famous veternarian Hortense Gretenblush. The greatest shorthand student Is Marion Earl Farley better known es longhand Farley. He has been going to school for 6 years and has the soeedlest record of 25 words -ier minute. In the Hall of Fame hangs several famous pictures painted by Glenn Vaughn, who reached his fame early after he left Prescott High. One of his greatest masterpieces is entitled Down on the Farm. Charlene Clark, after looking over the world's crop of men, decided to find her career in dancing. She is traveling the world over to show people what you can get if you try. There have been rumors that she finally met the right guy. Prescott High School has world fame for having sent out into the world, the nations fastest auto racer, K. W. Harkness, and best airplane pilot, Eddie Lee Brillhart. Even though these boys were the long and short part of trouble, they proved to be worthy of the world fame they received. i 1 i' A I Frank. White Lila Ann Lansl y Herechel otahlman Orval Beclc Ann Coon Leon Holmes Francile Pickens Sheldon Clark Irene Phillips Freddie Swartzentruber Bonnie Long Cleo Ann Holmes George White Genevieve Cornett Jimmie Briggs Bonnie Elchelberger s i i g iade 'ei Third Room: Front Row: Peggy LeGere, Betty White, Bonnie Allen, Mary Grigsby, Mary LeGere, Shirley Elliot, Ladeen Phillips, Pat Frye, Irma Shattuck, Mrs. Scroggins. Middle Row: Johnny Brlgcs, Leon Walrod, Jimmy Sutherland, Janice Brungardt, Anna Stahlman, Betty Cline, Jim Frye, Jay Holmes, Billy Anderson, Jackie Shroyer, Carl Sutherland Back Row: Jimmy Vaughn, Lloyde Bradley, Raymond Unghenour, Harold Wallace, Mary Deloney, Dorothy Cornett, David Crawford Ronnie Lowe, Eddie Grigsby, Alice Streeter. Fourth Room: Front row: Mr. Shillings, Larry Walrod, Ra.lnh Stahlman, Junior Hinton, Jerry Umlauf, Myrl Irwin, Bobby Lowe, Dovle LeGera. Donna O'dell, Sharon Brlllhart. Back row: John Allen, Gene Chaney, Jerry Elchelberger, Ira J. Gentle, Larry Foster, Dorris Beth, Lorraine Phillips, Janet White, Ruth Briggs. Back how: Jon ..ooda, tisue nancocK., nanua oonie.v, Sherry Wright, Pearl Legere, Dale Irwin, Larry Brungardt, Larry Wright, Linda Shafer. Second Row: Roger Rehorn, Ann Coaena, Margery Bradley, First Room Ruaael Stahlman, Mary Jackson, Georgia Cl rk, Eddie Gorman, Don Ward. Third Row: Everett Johnson, Booby Vaughn, Gary Elchel- berger, Harry Sutherland, Roy Grigsby, Velm, Cline, Sue Walrod, Nettie Wright. Teacher: Mrs. Pickens. Back Row: Rose Stahlman, Wanda Elliott, Joe White, Ronald Maine, Kathleen Raef, Ronda Fyock, Second Room Raymond Walace, Freddie Walrod. Second Row: Ena Johnson, Betty Allen, Peggy Rose, Thommy Norbury, Larry Ward, Everett Grigsby, Gary Cosens, Berneta Chaney, Mary Bradley. Teacher: Mrs. Foster Don Paddock, Shirley Ham, Carl Black, Erma Cline. King-Queen: Bob Holmea, Eldene Pinkerton. The Coronation of the Annual King and Queen was held at the Kincaid — Prescott basketball game. The winning Senior class chose as their representatives for king and queen, Bob Holmes and Eldene Pinkerton. Sheldon Clark and Franclle Pickens, as representatives of the Freshman class, crowned the King and Queen. Front row: Eddie Streeter, Glenn Vaughn, Bob Holmes, K. W. Harkness, Lawrence Carrel, Marion Farley, Johnny Holsinger. Second row: Coach Woods, Kenneth Shroyer, Everett Coon, Donald Paddock, Howard Southerland, Nelson Grigsby, Eddie Brillhart. The 1950-1951 Hornets were divided into two squads. The A squad consisted of the players who did most of the playing in games with other schools. The B squad consisted primarily of freshmen and sophomores and was used for training boys who were unable to make the A squad this year. By dividing the squad into two groups, all boys in school, who wished, were allowed to remain out for basketball. The A squad was made up of Eddio Brillhart, Lawrence Carrel, Everett Coon, Marlon Earl Farley, Nelson Grigsby, K. W. Harkness, Captain Bobby Holmes, John Holsinger, Donald Paddock, Eddie Streeter, Kenneth Shroyer, Howard Sutherland, Glenn Vaughn, Herschel Stahlman, Bert Curry, and Frank White. After a slow start, which resulted in losses in their first two games, the Hornets started rolling and won second place in the Linn County League, third place in the Linn County Tourna- ment, and second place at the District Tournament at Moran. The season ended at the Regional Tournament at Garnet. This year's team had no definite starting five. With twelve boys of about the same ability, the lineup was changed from game to game to take advantage of special skills of the different player8. The mainstays of the team were Captain Bobby Holmes as forward, K. W. Harkness as guard, and Glenn Vaughn as guard. Seven of the A squad will be lost for the coming year. Forwards: Eddie Brillhart, Marion Earl Farley, and Captain Bobby Holmes; centers: K. W. Harkness, and Lawrence Carrel; guard: Glenn Vaughn; will be lost by graduation. In addition Eddie Streeter, who played both forward and guard, and had been counted on as a mainstay of the 51—52 team has entered the army. With all of these losses the prospect for next year is rather bright. We have nine boys returning with considerable game exoerience and these will be aided by a few boys up from the B squad. The 1951-1952 team will lack height but will have lots of speed and a number of good shots and we expect a good year. Betty Long, Darlene Odell, Shirley Ham Linn Co. League Linn Co. League Tournament trophies. Captain Bob Holmes District Tournament trophy j Jtiletics Back row: Coeck Woods, Sheldon Clark, Jimmie Briggs, Alfred Kite Johnny Riggins, Leon Holmes, Jack Bortzfield. Middle row: Bert Curry, Howard Sutherland, Jonn Holslnger, Donald Paddock, Eddie Streeter, Nelson Grigsby, Carl Bl ck, Eddie Brlllhart. Front row: Herschel Sthalman, Freddie Swartzentruber, Glenn Vaughn, Bobble Holmes, K.W, Harkness, Lawrence Carrel, Marlon Farley, Everett Coon, Frank White. HORNETS Prescott Opponent 28 Fulton 35 26 Hume 39 36 Fort Scott 29 59 La Cygne 31 27 Fulton 25 28 Blue Hound 27 43 K5 ncald 32 25 Pleasanton 52 28 Parker 22 32 Mound Clty 29 42 LaCygne 34 26 Fort Scott 24 44 Blue Mound 46 26 Pleasanton 39 50 ound City 23 42 Parker 35 38 Hume 51 59 Kincaid 44 Linn County Tournment Prescott Opponent 22 Blue Mound 29 39 LaCygne 37 District Tournment Prescott Opponent 42 La Karpe 27 37 L'nl on town 33 34 Elsmore 59 Regional Tournment Prescott Ocponent 37 Grldley '43 BEE Prescott 2? Fulton 29 Hume 33 Fort Scott 18 29 LaCygne 22 32 Fulton 15 35 Blue Mound 4o 44 Kincaid 22 53 Pleasanton 22 5 Parker 32 4o Mound City 27 28 LaCygne 4o 5 Fort Scott 35 33 Blue Mound 37 2o Pleasanton 24 39 Mound City 34 27 Parker 21 55 Hume 44 44 Klnoald 25 s Opponent 26 K.W. : Eddie Back Row: Ralph Stalhman, Johnny Allen, Junior Hinton. Second Row: Leon Walrod, Eddie Grigsby, David Crawford, Larry Walrod, Jay Holmes. Third Row: Bobby Lowe, Gene Chaney, Larry Foster, Ira Gentle, Myrle Irwin, Mr. Shillings. Front Row: Sharon Brlllhart, Ladeen Phillips, Donna Sue O'dell, Mary Deloney. Standing: -Ira Gentle, Myrle Irwin, Bobby Lowe, Johnny Allen, Larry Foster, Gene Chaney, David Crawford, Eddie Grigsby, Raloh Stalhman, Leon Walrod. First Row: Mr. Shillings, Jerry Elchelb� rger, Jerry Umlauf, Junior Hinton, Larry Walrod, Jay Holmes. First Ron: Cheerleaders; Betty Long, Darlene O'dell, Shirley Ham. Second RowtCleo Holmes, Erma Cline, Florls Stahlman, Bonnie Elchelberger, Ann Coon, Geneleve Cornett, Faye Dean Cook, Fae Casteel, Jean Long, Geneva Cook, Wilma Brungardt, Eldene Pinkerton, Peggy Milton, Irma Wallace, Charlene Clark, Elma Caslda, Rosalie Wilcox, Irene Phillips, Franclle Pickens, Nelda Pinkerton, Lila Lapsley, Marilyn Pinkerton. Irene Walrod, Bonnie Long. Hjeadaoh Stajj Front Row: Eddie Brlllhart, Eldene Pinkerton, Wilma Brungardt, Second Row: Bobble Holmes, Glenn Vaughn, Marlon Farley, David Llndell. Beck Row: Charlene Clark, Betty Long, Faye Dean Cook, Geneva Cook, Fae Lee Casteel, Lonnie Mayhugh, Mrs. Woods, William Swartzentruber, Elma Jean Caslda, Jean Long, K.W. Harkness, and Lawrence Carrel. Back Row: Glenn Vaughn, Eddie Streeter, Jack Rutledge, K. W. Harkness, Bob Holmes, Herschel Stahlman, Lawrence Carrel, John Holslnger, Jack Bortzfleld. Second Row: David Llndell, Freddie Swartzentruber, Everett Coon, Orval Beck, Donald Paddock, Howard Sutherland, Kenneth Shroyer, Nelson Grigsby, John Riggins. First Row: Geor. e V'hlte, Jimmy Briggs, Sheldon Clark, Alfred Kite, Leon Holmes, Bert Curry, Eddie Brlllhart, Krs Woods. Back Row: Cleo Holmes, Bonnie Eichelberger, Fae Lee Casteel, EldeBe Pinkerton, Irene Phillips, Geneva Cook, Franclle Pickens, Irma Wallace, Lila Lapsley, Betty Long. Second Row: Wilma Brungardt, Darlene O'dell, Erma Cline, Genevieve Cornett, Rosalie Wilcox, Marilyn Pinkerton, Irene Walrod, Bonnie Long, Charlene Clark, Elma Jean Caslda. First Row: Faye Cook, Florlce Stahlman, Shirley Ham, Peggy Milton,'Nelda Pinkerton, Ann Coon, Mrs. Woods. r . eens Front Row: Treasurer: Jean Long, Secretary: Darlene Odell, Vice- President: Pejgy Milton, President: Eldene Pir.kerton. Second Row; cleo Holmes, Erma Cline, Betty Long, Floris stahlman Irene Phillips, Bonnie Eichelberger, Francile Pickens, genievieve Cornett, Fae Casteel, Ceneva Cook, Nelda Pinkerton, Charlene Clark Elma Caslda, Lila Lapslev, Ann Coon, Rosalie Wilcox, Marilyn Pinkerton, Faye Cook, Irene V.alrod, Bonnie Long, Third Row: Irma Wallace, Shirley Ham, Mrs. Stricklin. Personality Queen-Peggy Milton Attendants- Charlene Clark Rosalie Wilcox Eldene Pinkerton Elma Casida Y-Teen and YECA Valentine Party Mrs. Milton and Mrs. Bloomfield have done a splendid Job of keeping us well fed this year. See what we mean? Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and Mr. Stambaugh have kept the buses going steadily to bring us to school. We appreciate their patience with us. PATRONS PACE We say “Thank You” to the business people and friends whose financial aid and encouragement have made possible the production of this book. 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