Anthony High School - Jolly Roger Yearbook (Anthony, KS)

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DEL RANDELS “He who investigates is a learned man. JOHN REBER “Silence is golden. WANDA RICKER “Strong as the Rock of Gibraltar.” BOB SHARP “Red hair signifies temper, but I’m as meek as a lamb. DEAN STACKFLETH “Wonder what I was begun for—I didn’t seem to get very far. MARY JO STEWART “And Friday was the best of all. CAROLE STOUT “All famous people are dead. Am I sick! BETTY WALKER “Did you ever know her to be in a bad mood? ’’ LORINE WALKER “She is passing through school without creating any disturbance. PHYLLIS WALKER “She says all she knows and then raves on. MARY JO WARREN “Never trust a man. NORMAN WHEALY “Good people die young. I should live to be at least one hundred years old. SHIRLEY WOHLGEMUTH “Sunflower from a sunflower state. CHARLES WOOD Not Pictured. 17

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MARY JANE JONES “Boys are a luxury, but I think I’ll get one.” SHIRLEY LA PLANT “Here I am, you lucky people. CHARLES LEAR “I’d like to know a little bit about everything if it wasn’t so much trouble. ANN LYTLE “What’s love without another? RUTH MCCANSE “I never whisper in study hall. CHARLES MC MICHAEL “I have a Rye Krisp waist line. MARILYN MEYER “Boys don’t interest me. JOYCE MONTAGUE “If I am not great, I am what I am. MARTHA MONTAGUE “I’m not sleepy—just tired. BOB MOWRY “His bark is worse than his bite. JIMMIE MURREY “Not especially romantic, but might be moved on a moonlight spring night. DONALD POWELL “Studying would kill me if I let it. DUANE PULLIAM “I am very fond of the company of ladies. 16

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opnomored FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Zora Lewis, Joyce Joyner, Alma Chism, Pat Jones, Joyce Hoopes. SECOND ROW: Nina Crittenden, Valeria Bevington, Pat Hodson, Betty Denton, Judy Eakins, Virginia Goddard, Peggy Jones. THIRD ROW: Delton Flessner, Frank Hodson, Phil Donica, Jim Bassford, Bill Galloway, Jim Kastens, Marsh Doctor. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Barnard, Don Gering, Dick Downing, Frank Goddard, Phil Elliot. FIFTH ROW: Gayle Honey, Don Albert, Jack Denny, Parker Harrison, Don Halbower, Gerald Cullop. NOT PICTURED: Dee Hatfield, Wayne Long, Jack Lynam, Glenn Tague, Wayne Whitney. The year of 1948-49 finds our now full-fledged Pirates on the second deck of the good ship A. H. S. The ship was kept on a steady course by three able commanders, Admiral Phil Donica, Vice Admiral Freddie Morton, Rear Admiral Glenn Tague. The crew obtained great honors in all sports and activities. When the course was rugged the two captains, Miss Natalie Chavey and Mr. Sanford (Sandy) Newsom, were always on hand to take charge. With their eyes toward the future our Pirates are looking forward to higher, better results and achievements to be found beyond the horizon. 18