Atchison High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Atchison, KS)

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JIM WELLS Homeroom Vice President 525 Latin Club 535 Student Council 535 Homeroom Secretary 545 Junior Play 545 Vice President ,Iunior Class 545 Senior Chorus 52, 53, 54, 555 Homeroom President 555 Boys' Oc- tette 52, 53, 54, 555 Vice President of Senior Chorus 54. DARREL WILSON Chess Club 53, 54, 555 Student Council 53, 54, 555 Usher at Home- coming 54, 555 Member of Senior Kid Day Committee. DOROTHY WHITE Mixed Chorus 52, 535 Music Festival 535 Christmas Program 52, 535 Chorus Award 535 Vocal Ensemble 52, 535 Pep Club 555 Kayettes 54, 555 Carried Oak Leaves 545 Decoration Committee Junior-Senior Prom 545 Business Education Club 555 Business Education State Convention 555 Vice President Homeroom 55. DOROTHY WOHLGEMUTIHI Orchestra 52, 53, 54, 555 Chorus 52, 53, 54, 555 Kayettes 52, 53, 54, 555 Secretary of Kayette Committee 545 President of Kayettes 555 A Club 535 Senior High Pep Club 53, 54, 555 Committee Chairman of Senior High Pep Club 555 Vice President of Homeroom 535 Junior Play Cast 545 Junior Play Committee 545 Latin Club 53, 545 Latin Club Secre- tary 545 Music Festivals 52, 53, 54, 555 Christmas Festivals 52, 53, 54, 555 Student Council 545 Student Council Secretary 545 Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 545 Representative to Covcrnor's Safety Council 545 Carried Oak Leaves 545 Finance Committee Chairman 555 Senior Class Treasurer 555 Bell Ringers Club 555 Debate 54. MARILYN Woon Kayettes 53, 54, 555 Senior High Pep Club 53, 545 Senior High Pep Club 53, 555 Yearbook Staff 555 Girls' Chorus 535 Business Education Club 555 Work in Library 555 Vice President in Homeroom 51, 52. SHARON WORREL Kayettes 52, 53, 54, 555 Pep Club 52, 53, 54, 555 Pep Club President 555 Junior Play 545 Student Council 555 Student Director of Christmas Play 555 A Club 52, 53, 54, 555 Business Education Club 555 Editor of Yearbook 555 Senior Write Up Committee5 Debate 52, 53, 545 K. U. Play Day 53, 54, 555 Washburn Play Day 555 Business Education Con- vention 55. BARBARA YOUNGMAN Kayettes 52, 53, 54, 555 Kayette Cabinet 555 Senior High Pep Club 53, 54, 555 Treasurer of Pep Club 555 A Club 52, 53, Decorating Com- mittee Junior-Senior Prom 545 Carried Oak Leaves 545 Chairman of Senior Class Color Committee. LILLY WEIR Girls' Chorus 52, 53, 54, 555 Kayettes 53, 54. RICHARD Lopez Picture Noi Available

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Junior Class History Sponsoring the class of '56 this year were the following: Leo Denny, Mildred Worrel, Kay Eskeldson, Bernard Hudson, and Clar- ence Shafer. One of the important events during the year was the election of class officers September 22. Chosen to lead the class were Junior Jones president, Ronnie Clarkson, vice president, Floydene Lauffer, secretary, and Katy Eck- els, treasurer. 9 Home room presidents were Karen Hawk, Fred Wick, Eddie Bailey, Gerald Touslee, and Junior Jones. Student Council representa- tives were Rosamond Caraway, Ronnie Clark- son, Kathalee Lentz, Gary Carson, and Sue Reppert. The Junior Play Home for Christmas was presented December 10 and 11, under the direction of Mildred Worrel. The cast includ- ed Nadine Blair, Katy Eckels, Jack Falcon- er, Alnoma Flachsbarth, Helen Armstrong, John Eagle, Joyce McCoole, June Reid, Jean Drury and Eddie Bailey. Junior opty reporters were Carol Allen, Eddie Bailey, Rosamond Caraway, Mary Holdersen, Virginia J iminez, Jim Mall, Joyce McCoole, Ernest Petry, June Reid, Wilma Steele, Joyce Taylor and T. K. Thompson. The Debate squad placed second again in the state as Alnoma Flachsbarth, Dick Roark and Ronnie Dawe did their best. To round out the year the Juniors gave the J unior-Senior Prom and in return were invited by the Seniors to the Junior-Senior Picnic., The Class of '56 is looking forward to their senior year as the best of all. Ranging from Bell Ringers to Football Players, the Class of '56 has them all. As freshmen, they topped the enrollment with 195 students, out of this number 17 members starred on the frosh football team, 7 on the basketball team, 15 on the track team, and 15 on the Debate squad, 25 were also mem- bers of Senior Orchestra and band. Karen Hawk and Linda Leibowitz were chosen cheerleaders. Sponsoring the freshmen were Victor Cap- per, Hazel Dobbs, Jean Householder, Rex Schwein, and Theon Bowman. Promising athletes were Ronnie Clarkson, Art Malzahn, Jim Finney, Carl Downing, T. K. Thompson, Dick Roark, Junior Jones, Robert Taylor, Dave Johnson, George Roe, Ernest Petry and Ronnie Dawe. Joyce McCoole, Karen Hawk, Kathalee Lentz, Rosamond Caraway, and Judy Alexan- der cheered the athletes. This musical minded class has 23 members in Band, 11 in Senior Orchestra, and 25 in chorus. Dick Roark, Ronnie Dawe, Nancy Hiner, Carmen Morrison, Floydene Lauffer, Alnoma Flachsbarth, Nadine Blair, Linda Leibowitz, Rosalie Jacobsen and Don Leisey backed the debate team which placed second in the state. 164- students remained for the sophomore year and were sponsored by Bernard Hudson, Dorcas Keig, Shirley Bloyd, Bill Wright, and George Bunch.