Washburn Rural High School - Chimes Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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jf .anJfIJJ,4. jarnsiuaf- Wouemger I2 A gay occasion was the carnival with its lighthearted crowds anclcolorful concessions. From El Patio to the fighting ring the air was filled with noises, cheers and excited voices. For people who enioy o good movie there was o theater and for the small children the fish pond proved amusing. The basketball toss and baseball throw were always crowded with eager boys. Mr. Roy Harshbarger's mogic tricks mystified everyone. All the excitement ond fun came to a climax with the drawing of the door -prizes and the crowning of the King and Queen. u L Step up, boys, ond buy your horns and balloons. Slusser leads with o left. Buenos dias Senor Curtis, LComo esta usted? Muy bien, grocias, Senor Bishop. Here's to the King and Queen, Ed Conway and Jean Short- hill, 'X

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.ar igker gjoazi WASHBURN Y-TEENS Craft work, monthly luncheons, spirited meetings, talent programs and fun-filled conferences-these are some of the means by which the Y-teens have maintained a vigorous organization. Y-teen, a successor to the Girl Reserves, is still under the sponsorship of Miss Helen Steele and Miss Jean E. Jones, and still boasts 100 per cent membership of the girls in school. PICTURES: 1, Members of Cabinet--Miss Jones, Edna Kincaid, Florence Paschke, Miss Steele, Roberta Stahl, Marilyn Shorthill, Evelyn Fisher, Marilyn Williams, Teressu White, Jaan Thurber, Billie West, Peggy Allen, Jacqueline Palmer, Jean Shorthill, President, 2. Marilyn Shorthill leading a Y-Teen Using .

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is rel-fe 131, 'if' 4.1. - 'fill ig? 'li 134 fl, -ir, 2-pg. 1 ell, The Senior play! Remember it? I'll say we dol The tense excitement because a makeup mustache had not yet arrived: the case of the missing sugar and teapot which were to play an important part, and the dress that walked away in the third act, to the frenzy of those on the stage. But in spite of all mishaps the play was a rollicking success. ' l. Here's Mr. Morgan, Uncle. 2. Work crew, slapping on the paint. 3. It wasn't my fault. I thought l was lying. 4. Can l take Robert Emmet, too? my .9654 Gncleret Presented by the Senior Class, Novlmbar 2 Miss Ruth Stutzman, Couch Miss Maxine Miller, Make-Up CAST Peggy O'Neil Billie West Geoffrey Carew LaVerne Sidfrid Clifford Morgan Dale Palmer Margaret Wingate Dona Jeans Houxh Mother McGee Edna Kincaid Earl Wingate Bob Jepson Mansfield A Jerald Figgins Annie Charlotte Peterson Burton Dick Campbell . t e M-.. , . v HQNW'