Smith Center High School - Centrian Yearbook (Smith Center, KS)

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Class Wrll M rry Ann Amrs wrll my boy frrends rnd my w rlk to Sharon Shrvely Joyce Berrrdge wrll my blonde harr to Gyra Caldwell Connre Blaylock wrll my nrmble fingers to the slower rnd more unfortunate typ rng students Duane Blrckenstaff wrll my rron stom rch to anyone who can out eat me B111 Bolton wrll all my parkrng places and my good looks to Deryl Schuster Kas 11 hell ever need them'r Thelmr Borgmann wrll my rnterest rn the U S Mar rnes to anyone rnterested rn unr lormed men Shrrley Brownrng wrll my gum chewlng actrvrtres to Colleen McFadden Just rn c rse she forgets how to chew Jrm Carson wrll my muscles to Dee Hubbard Larry Cates wrll my tootball and basket ball unrtorms wrth best wrshes to Oral Hawley Faye Beth Chance wrll rll my freckles to lynn Lrmbert J C Chance wrll my prpe and sense of humor to Dwrght Sears Pat Coulson wrll my ab1l1ty to get alon wrth the teachers to Dan Vrncent Curtrs Crarg wrll my math and sperkrn abrlrtres to Wendell Peterson Pat Creamer wrll my out ot town rnterests to anyone rnterested Imogene Derchen w1ll my ab1l1ty to blush to Dorothy Bonnett Brll Drllon wrll my whrskers and razor to Peach Fuzz Stexens Ruth Drrks wrll my flrrtatlous ways to Charlene Brown Delvrn Duntz wrll my beaten path to the offrce to Arden Clark Anna Edell wrll my quret ways to Sylxra Wrllrams Thelmr Flrnt wrll my good drsposrtron and personalrty to Bex er ly Kelley Lynn Gardner vtrll my herght to Fred McColey Roger Gregg w1ll my physrque to Frank Brehn Ethel Gregory wrll my plfrce 'rt the theatre to Mary Drerdorli' so she crn keep rn eye on George Bernard Grrffrng wrll my car to Pud Flrnt proxrdrng he trerts rt well Helen H rwkrns wrll my frrmer grrl tactrcs to Shrrley Peterson Joyce Holmes wrll my rbrlrty to trap men to Mrldred Hooper Vrrgrnra Humrrch wrll my statronery to Thadene Lehmrnn Dee Lambert wrll my rbrlrty to move I rst to my lrttle brother Cecrl P rt Langston wrll my rrdes buck to school at noons to Mary Bell LaMona Leonard wrll the excrtrng noon hours to Janet Holmes Helen Lumpkrn wrll my put of my abrlrty to get rlong wrth people to Bernrce Krrch hoff Joan McGee wrll my Job to any unsuspect mg soul and wrll soon travel Brll Moore wrll my abrlrty to toul out rn basketball to Pat Murphy Duane Maydew wrll my Hrstory book whats lett of rt to someone who wrll use rt more than I drd Ben McV1cker wrll my 8 rm class to some early brrd such as George Wurster Jrck Nrles wrll my rmbrtrous wrys to Roscoe Jordan Helen Prtm rn wrll my horn to some wrndy person Phyllrs Peterson wrll my abrlrty to make off wrth the tamrly car to Reva Tomlrnson Mrldred Pounds wrll my glasses to Vrr ,grnra Overmrller Elarne Shockley wrll my yodelrng to rn other capable grrl who has good lungs Rachel Tuxhorn wrll my smrles rnd good nrturedness to Donna Beth Lehr Txxrla Tuxhorn wrll my eagerness Journalrsm class to some unknown Junror Waldern Tuxhorn wrll fourth hour study hrll and my wrllrngness to study to Jerry Ayres Arden Wrllrams wrll my abrlrtres of w rter boy to the boy who has strong legs and a lust run l 1 ' , ' L I, ' , . . ' H A . . ' . . ' . . . . .. . C . . K 1 . . l l I . . .' ' ' . H 'Y . , Y . . . , ' ' 2 - l 7 . , . . , Q , , - I, Z .y 1. .,, . .. . ' . y ' rr' . 2 rr I, ' ' 1 ' ' .. ' y ' , . -A I, . . , . . . - z . Y . . L v . i .. ,H l I . . y ' , I A . ., . I ' I, Z . , ' .' . i . . V. . Y . . I 1 . . ' ' ' U ' ' , 2 1 1 - . - I, ' , ' 2' ' ' ' . . 0 1 - 4 -v 'r sy I ' . I 1 - I A I U ' . Q I ,I v t - I 7 . l I, . y ' , 2 '. ' ' I . . I, . 1 , 1 T - ,A , . .- . r , ' 1 ' ' g I . . I ' ' . ' . , U , 1. . , - - - ' A I, z , 1 ' a 1 - . -y ' ' ' - 1 1 ' ' . - I I, z 2 , ' ' Y I I I . v . ' . . Q - , . , .Y . Y I ' Q . . . .. . , rr Y I, y - V -- U' '4 - ' v. L' ' . r f r ' . '. . . Us :O I I l . . ' - 1 I, C ' , - 2 z ' '. ' r I l ll' . , . . .I . L. , . - . , . . ln L . , . . . . I z . ' U . . . . .y ,' ' . . ' ' . I, I . , Y . . . . 2 ' ' ' OG - . . - . - . . . 7 . . z ' .

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BSS Ma1y Ann Am1s IS now presldent of the Man Huntmg Club on the Kansas State cam pus The1r motto IS We Want Um U Fmd Um Joyce Berr1dge IS now concentratmg he1 t1me 1n clean1ng up Topeka work1ng 1n her fathers clean1ng shop Conn1e Blaylock now resldes on a falm concentnatmg he1 t1me 1n 1a1s1ng l1ttle Dutchmen Duane Bhckenstaff 1S now s1tuated on a fa1m south of town He also wr1tes an art1cle 1n the Successful Farm1ng magaz1ne ent1tled How I Chose My Mate B1ll Bolton IS now the top dare deV1l of the land He put Jlmmle Lynch out of bus1 ness Thelma Borgmann IS st1ll wa1t1ng for Law IBHCG to get out of the Marlnes Shxrley Brownmg IS model1ng strapless evemng gowns for Saks F1fth Avenue lAlso E MJ J1m Carson IS the presldent of the Blown McDonald Company In h1s spare t1me he studles Ways of Shopl1ft1ng Larry Cates bought out the recreatlon par lo1 1n Thornburg He has qu1te a bank ac count beheve It or not Faye Beth Chance IS an an hostess smce shes st1ll pretty well up 1n the a1r J C Chance IS st1ll calhng hogs 1nstead of g1rls For a l1ttle money on the s1de he IS 1ece1v1ng royaltles from h1s new perfect1on of a p1pe tobacco Pat Coulson has moved up north 1n the lumber Jackxng bus1ness and IS busy 1a1s1ng llttle Woods Curtls Craxg IS spend1ng h1s spare t1me 1n M1am1 Flor1da 1escu1ng all the pretty g1rls You see he IS a l1fe guard down there Pat Creamers p1cture 1S st1ll appear1ng on the back of the Esquxre magaz1ne 1n the Chesterfield ad She IS best known as the Chesterfield G1rl Imogene Dexchen has Just flmshed wr1t1ng a book on How Not To Become Tlckled and Embarrasscd B1ll D1llon has recently taken over the Sp1ke Jones band for a pastxme H1s mam vocat1on IS vetermary When ammals get S1Ck he Just serenades them Wlth h1s musxc It seems to be a sure cure Ruth Dlrks IS now ln Larned as her bra1n finally collapsed Delv1n Duntz IS the mathematlcs professor at Kansas Un1vers1ty On week ends he goes to Manhattan to teach the Agr1culture Pro fessor New Methods of Farm1ng Anna Mar1e Edell has Just flmshed her book ent1tled Edells Method For Reduc1ng Wxthout Curbmg the Appetlte or Stuntmg Growth Thelma Flmt IS happlly marr1ed to a doc tor whom she met wh1le 1n nurses tra1n1ng They now have thelr own h0SD1t31 Lynn Gardner has Just flmshed hlS exper1 ment of try1ng to make roosters lay eggs He found out It was absolutely 1mposs1ble Roger Gregg IS best known as the bachelor playboy of Smlth Center Ethel Gregory now has her own Rose Farm It looks as 1f shell have a pretty good crop wlthm the next few years Prophecy Bemard Gr1f'f1ng IS st1ll try1ng to obtam a patent for a three wheeled car H1s motto IS Why Waste That Fourth Wheel Helen HHWKIHS 1S now employed Wlth the W1llys Jeep Company She lS worklng on an 1nvent1on of a Jeep that refuses to get stuck Joyce Holmes devotes her spare t1me to 1a1s1ng young mechamcs and spend1ng all Earl McGees money V11g1n1a Humrlch st1ll spends her t1me w11t1ng her sa1lor Her favor1te song IS I Wonder Whos K1ss1ng H1m Now Dee Lambert IS try1ng to talk McColey 1nto lettmg h1m come back to school next year If he cant come back hes gomg to start a school of h1s own Pat Langston now g1VeS all her t1me to teachmg the art of letter Writing Her motto IS Exper1ence 1S the Best Teacher LaMona Leonard prefers to go west to Athol 1nstead of south to the farm at Har lan Maybe 1ts because she pants for a Pantel Helen Lumpkm IS st1ll wa1t1ng and wr1t1ng to Buck McCla1n It wont be long however unt1l she can start ra1s1ng l1ttle deers Joan McGee now runs the drug store at Athol and spends her even1ngs IH her httle bun alow bu1lt fox two or more wr1t1ng letters B111 Moole wanted to remam 1n school too but he dec1ded three years more would be too much so he IS now employed as water boy fox the Ha1lem Globetrotters Duane Maydew dec1ded to retlre to h1s fa1m to 1d1S8 cane w1th h1s tractor 1nstead of h1s car Ben MCV1CkeF now sponsors a magazme ent1tled HHDDIHESS Through Bashfulness In the magazme are featured h1s l1fe ex peuences Jack Nlles worked hard and saved much when he was young so he now IS ret1red and IS uuounded by many old ma1ds who all went to marry h1m Helen Patman IS now a blg game hunter She fi1st gave many concerts to ealn a lot of money and then traded her trumpet for a moose horn Phyll1s Peterson moved to New York and became a famous cook 1n the Waldorf As tor1a She has a rad1o program every Satur day M1ldred Pounds IS now V1ce Pres1dent of the Oldsmob11e Company She IS very suc cessful and qu1te busy' Ela1ne Shockley 1S starred on rad1o and telev1s1on Monday through Fr1day yodel1ng She IS 1n popular demand and has made many records Rachel Tuxhorn was a Tuxhorn but IS no more She now has a full t1me Job as Chlef cook and bottle washer at the Fav1nger Home TWIIH Tuxhorn IS now llvlng 1n sunny Cahforma She enJoys ra1n snow sun and moonsh1ne Waldean Tuxhorn IS a very successful sa1lor He rules the south seas w1th h1s l1ttle fearless war Shlp Arden W1ll1ams st1ll has the women crowd 1ng 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Calendar AUGUST SEPTEMBER Football boys and coach Gabby Davrs left on a Hshrng trrp Football boys arrrve home from fishrng trrp ready to start fall practice Kayettes grve a get acquarnted party for freshmen Junrors and senrors are fresh mens brg srsters Football boys check out surts and start practrce SCHS opens agarn wrth an enrollment of 151 students the exact mrnrmum for a class A school Grrls wrn over boys rn class electrons Freshmen Welcome Dance was well at tended and freshmen got off to a good start rn S C H S Lions sponsor annual Pancake feed for football boys FFA entertains FHA wrth annual Hry rack Rrde The rnexperrenced Redmen went down to defeat rn then football opener at Nor ton 19 0 The marching band made first appearance at Norton football game Redmen chalk up first vrctory beatrng Bellevrlle Buffaloes 21 7 Aerral bomb furnished by musrc department are fired for every touchdown made on home field OCTOBER Smrth Center FFA offrcers placed rn the srlver emblem group at the Informatron contest and the bronze emblem group rn the Openrng and Closrng Ceremony rn The Junrors p1Ck therr class rrngs Now all they do rs srt back and wart for them to come Graduatron rs gettrng closer the senrors prck then cards and announce ments Need a toothpick Most of the FHA grr ls needed one to keep therr eyes open to day after gettrng up about 6 am for a Come As You Are Breakfast Of course they wrll sleep thrs afternoon whrle the faculty has a county teachers meetrng The S C Redmen dropped the thrrd game of the season to P burg Panthers 21 0 It was therr second loss FHA grrls attend Drstrrct Conference rn Ellsworth today Drstrrct Presrdent Helen Lumpkrn presided over the meeting The followrng grrls attended Gyra Caldwell Thelma Flrnt Mrldred Hooper Helen Lumpkrn and advisor, Carol Francrs Annual pictures taken A student councrl conference was held rn Concordra Wlth five members and ad vrsor Mr McColey attendrng Old rrvals meet agarn This trme S C defeated Lebanon 26 0 on the Broncs own field Lrncoln defeated Redmen rn last quarter of game wrnnrng 7 0 Kayettes recerve 3000 pornt award at Hoxre Ferguson and five senior grrls make trrp Redmen defeat Mankato there rn one of their best played games, 25 0 I 0 2 Approximately 70 band members attend Melody Round up rn Hastrngs Seventeen rs Terrrfc rs the play chosen for the senrors Frnal tryouts were held today Oberlrn hands S C fourth loss of sea son be rtrng Redmen 14 7 NOVEMBER Whats everybody so happy about Yes rts a teachers meetrng Luray Layne a displaced Polrsh youth from Hastrngs College spoke to the stu dent body FHA sponsors square dance somethrng different for S C H S and most everyone enjoyed themselves Lrghts rn Darkest Afrrcr was a specral rssembly preserted by Graham Young Belort downed S C 20 0 here Osborne Bulldogs proved to be too much for Redmen defeatrng them 46 0 rn the Th mksgrvrng game 30 Seems the grrls are tryrng to find a lrttle extra cash thrs week Its Twrrp Week and the grrls are flndrng out t costs the boys to take them places DECEMBER The Deb rte team met first competrtron ODry the magrcran presented an as sembly todfry Seniors present Seventeen rs Terrrfic for therr annual play of the basketball season 'rt Belort PT A holds open house and vrews both ,gr ide and hrgh school burldrngs Basketball team loses agarn thrs trme to Concordra there Chrrstmas Vespers presented after much work from Mr Martyn and Musrc groups Iebrnon defeats Redmen rn first league loss here Kayette md Hr Y enjoyed an evenrng of Chrrstmas carolrng Redmen scrlp Burr Oak Braxes 49 35 there JANUARY Students get rest teachers have meetrng Chamber of Commerce grves Football Banquet Wendy Peterson elected cap tam for 52 53 football season They wrll choose a co captarn the nrght before the games Speakers for the banquet were Marvrn Small and Frank Pattee Debate team rates thrrd rn Sunflower Central League Tournament Connre Blaylock Curtrs Crarg Beverly Kelley and Lronel Barry debate for S C Osborne beat S C here for second loss rn league play Smith Center defeats Mankato rn a thrrll er 53 49 here Edwin A Rowland presented a very en Joyable assembly Hobbres Are My Busr ness - gf- - I ' ' ' - ' r U 3 in ' .' ,rr ', . ' Y . ' - ' ' , . 31- -' - . . ' - .. '- . y ' ' ' ' GW' I ' I . v I ' . 1 1 I ' . - ,Yi . . . iv I .4 - r ' ' l ' l ' 9- ' . . - , ' , . ' . 22- -' j r ' ' - ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' 26, ' . ,I . . ' 1- z ' ' ' , - . . . 3- ' r , ' , ' - fi ' v V ' ' ' . Gi , ' T. . Y u ' . .' yn the Ritua1C0nte5t at Beloit, , 7-Redmen lost both games in first games -- - ' - ' ' ro- . . . ' , ' - ' . , - . y ,, 1 W ' ' . , . . 1 ' . . A' - 17,5 .' . . . . U I I . '..,,'.' I 18-, r ' - fr. -. . . 1 I .b . - ' 19- ' . z '- ' ' ' ' - ' .I . ' ' I 'u 21+ 5. .l . .. , , - , . . ' r 4- ' ' ' ' . ,. ' , . '. I . 51 ' I h . ' - ' ' t . ' - 8-Q ' . ., , ' n i I Y . , ' . . ' . I -