Atchison High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Atchison, KS)
- Class of 1959
Page 1 of 108
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LIGION Kink Rt' ,Q OUR COMMUNITY I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of lea, Amer And for Cod, imlivisible. ,ff-f wlth stice for all. ll-'I illi The 1959 Trculblazer 622512 :Aff -1 my Ingall .S fumor Senwr HLgh School Az h K 5 y I K o.' li .f sky? Q M' Qkx- I ,,47 ,Z -,,xx' Z f 5 4E'EEf1f f-I! K' 4-r':QY? f i M j X4 fb' , A M xwx . QI X nfs NX va MH N C ison, ansas Q Co-Editors . ........ Business Manager Staff Ad Managers -. ...................,............ - EVELY BROW LORETT BOATRIGHT MELVI WILLMI CHARLES BERRY HE RY PRUETT NNA MARIE SOWER. Copy Editor ..................,,........,.e.,,...,..ee La out Editors Plcture Edltors ACIIVIIICS Edlt01 Photographers Advlsor Published by Q. ns . . . fc' . o I.. X Csss . . . 'six .A V ' O '.x H SUSAN BULLARD JOH GOEH ER JEA PEAK BOB WOLFEGA G BOB COLEMA J OH CHRIST CHUCK WALLACE ROBERT HAGGARD TAYLOR PUBLISHI G CO III. .. , .. '21-I-Q-.2 '.-.-.-.' '.'. . . -I' 1. 0. . V, . -.'. . .I. -'.'.'.'.'-.'.'.-2 f.,'.'.'.-.-.'. 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There can be seen busy downtown sections, comfortable residential areas, peaceful parks, a swim- ming pool, Amelia Earhart Stadium, churches, schools, tennis courts, and the YMCA. But through the eyes of Atchison High School students a completely different view unfolds-for this is Our Town. Suddenly the busy downtown sections become the places where our parents work-where we, ourselves, hold part time jobs and where we buy our clothes, school supplies and cokes. The comfortable residential areas take on the hue of warmth because in them we find the most vital part of our lives -our homes, families and churches. Our eyes continue their journey over the city but do not bypass the parks and the recreational centers which are scented with memories. Scanning the landscape we find fertile fields and bountiful harvests forming a mighty fortress all around the valley. The keystone of the fortress being the Missouri River which winds like a life-giving ribbon, nourishing the land and providing us with food and water. Yes, this is the backdrop for our education. No school could build up a name as outstanding as that of Atchison High School without surroundings such as these and a community whose members so freely aid public education. -THE STAFF vw 'A QI 11 ll! E-12. w 'X E 'LII , .-31 .,-.- WJP-.'5'T3 -- 3- ,. -. yr,-I 'f Jr f- .I -., ., A' H 1 It 1-. , .- X-1f.f-fi ' ,F-.'2g'?5L T1 gif! , . . . S . i,5'fuff ss-1-HJ! . . - . - .g -I-JL, , . - , ,sr 1-in .--, .-iv, 4..xy1.,-3 3,-!,.f',',f', J., N-..', 'ff ,. K' b ,Y.4..kA4.'.-.72 . Q .. ,WZ-1., ,fx H., .. 5 qi' ,, .:,-I, ut.. l- U. .., ..',,-' , - -, 3. 3. YT ,. ' ..f . . 4 ., .,'.. -' 4 ' -.4-v. . .'-.- - L-'Ir yy,-gg' fi 4, -.3 ' - - 5'-.'.. ' 4 ' ' f'3': 'f'7. '.f,vv,'4 : .'.'r'1 f W :L 1: 7 In Memor -' .Z-1 -QQ, Qi 5'4 .- 'iff.'?-ft -JJ. -2, W? ,.. . pr lgrfgf, . 'w.3'g.+,451 . 4- ' 'QW' 7 2 5 ntl 171, 5 -'4 an ! 4 1 If f VERNA HATFIELD The memory of Mrs Hatfleld Wlll long remaln ln the mlnds of those she has helped and Worked ' Wlth 1n AtCh1SOH Her SSTVICCS to the school system and commumty wlll serve as a remlnder ln the years to come f 4 .r f ' 6 gtg?-41 AIN! 7- 4 f-44 'J J W -rv ,,,..,,: .4 I, . fi f1':f':'J3 F --I. , LY? . 1-'STS' AHL' V,,,.l--4.J:4,L'-rq -wa, -. 4.4 ' . '- 'f.1.- 1-V' '-:Ji 5' 3 -. Q g'..:6E.g, ' .M 3. Y f'- F 1 , ff... ....,f,,.. ,3.,g4:,.- K - J. . ' :Hb p- 5.5-4 Lgtyik. G 2 1--..:,. . ' Q, QT' ' ri' TY? -iffy ' 5 ', -. ,.f6?,r 'V : leaf' L +7 Y 1. .5 :. 3 v. 'iq ,Q ' ' ' P 7, .2 '.- ,... . Y' .- , .- IA' , , ' Yig f-1:1 '- J. . , - ' 5 'f'-231' L-dv 95- a Y .fy-1 1 . .wg 1 ,i-5. .':ffaf-.A is-' , g . 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DENNY Our Superin tendent MR. FRAZER 'L Q , 'af' 3 md ' JK 1 0 I-'I 1 ........,1.....Y-- , ig f A , -,, WSWS. -'--ngpm--sry, A., I I Q .V 9044 ll' Q.: , x nina i im 34 ,Th I1 i B . 1 'I HB -1 ru M 1 Ll in 1 IQ i ,, ,.- .,...,-. 3 an iris' Q F1 dun '1 is 'Q +-..,,M-Waugh Q ' X , X Re Ntlar IRS. JLTNE GOODMAN sl ' ',, ...- 'qv ..- 1 gr :WY , ,833 ef bffxt ,QQ ,x .5 ,bk f, . 1' 1 mg'd B 5!'v .JJ J ii I Faculty Graduates from varled colleges offer students well rounded lnstructlon if NED ANDERSON English and Speechg B.S., Emporia State Teachers Col- lege. THELMA BARNES Study Hallg B.S. in Educa- tion, Emporia State Teachers College. DEAN BOGGS B.S. Ed. from Maryville State Teachers College. THEON BOWMAN English IIIg A.B., Kansas Universityg Graduate Work, Northwestern University. MARGARET BROWN Bookkeeping, Typing I and Ilg B.S. in Education. Mis- souri University. MADGE CRAIG English and S o c i al Studiesg B.E., Music, K.S.T.C., Kansas Uni- versityg Mount St. Scho- lastica. GEORGE CROMER Botany, Zoology, a n d General Scienceg B.S., Central Missouri State Collegeg 1 year Graduate S t u d y, University of Southern California, Uni- versity of Missouri. DORIS BUCKLEY Latin and F r e n c hg A.B., Mount St. Scholastica. WALTER BURDEN Plane Geometry, Algebra lg B.S.,,Central State Collegeg M.A., Missouri University. CHARLES CAMPBELL General Shop I and II and Athleticsg B.S. in Education, Physical Education, Kansas State Teachers College, Pitts- burgh. FRANK CANFIELD English and Social Studies I and IIIg Kansas City Jun- ior Collegeg Baker Univer- sityg Missouri Valley, A.B. JOHN CHRIST B.S. in Ed., Peni State Teachers College, Nebraska. QAQ 'T MELVERN DECKARD Trade and Industry, Mach. and Arch. Dr. Il and III, General Metals I, Il, and IIIQ B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Emporiag M.S., Stout Institute. BLANCHE DUNSHEE Typing I, Business English, Shorthand Ig B.S. in Educa- tion, K.S.T.C., Emporia. KATRINA ESKELDSON Home Economics I and II, Homemaking and Foods I and II, B.S., Kansas State. BARBARA FARGO Clothing, A.B., Washbum University. Q ff? BRADLEY KEITH B.S. Ed., K.U. and Kan- sas University. ROBERT HAGGARD Distributive Education and Salesmanshipg B.S. and M.S., Oklahoma State Universityg Studies in Business Educa- tion, Emporia State. EVELYN HARPER English and Social Studies II, English I, Special Read- ing, B.S., New York Uni- versityg M.A., Columbia Uni- versity. JEAN HOUSEHOLDER Girls' Physical Educationg B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburghg M.S., Kansas State Teachers Col- lege, Pittsburgh. BERNARD HODSON B.S., K a n s a s Universityg M.E.D., University of Arizona. ROBERT FITZ ANNA HUEBERT Mathematicsg Independence Librarian, B.S., Kansas State Junior Collegeg B.S. and Teachers College, Emporiag M.S. in Ed. at Pittsburgh Graduate Study, Kansas Uni- K.S.T.C. versity. ROY KNAPP Algebra I and II, Solid Ce- ometry, Trigonometry, B.S. Kansas University. BETTY KNUDSON B.S., Kansas State College, B.S., K a n s a s University, M.S., Kansas University. JOE KOHLER Mechanical Drawing I, Gen- eral Shop I, Shop Mathe- matics, Arts and Crafts I, B.S. in Education, Kansas Teachers College. JACK KROSEN Junior Band and Orchestra, Senior Band and Orchestra, Elementary School Orchestra, B,M.E., Central, M.M.E., University of Kansas. THOMAS LESTER Drivers' Education, C 0 a c h, B.S., M.S., K a n s a s State Teachers College, Pittsburgh, Kansas. y ANNABELLE OWENS English and Social Studies II, Health, B.S., Missouri University. H. C. PALMER Office Training, Short- hand II, Vocational Typ- ing, B.S., Kansas State, Pittsburgh, M.S., Kansas State, Emporia. FESTUS LIVERETT Physics and Chemistry, B.S M.E.D., Arizona University. WILLIAM LYNN Biology, B.S. in Ed., Kansas University. FRANCIS McCORKILL Mathematics I and Remedial Math, Kansas State Teach- ers College, Pittsburgh. GARY McGREGOR Auto Mechanics, B.S. in Ed. at Emporia State Teachers College. WILLIAM MULLINS American Problems, Ameri- can Covemment, B.S. in Ed., S.W. Missouri State College, M.A., University of Missouri. and B.A., Kansas University, VIOLET RANDOLPH English VI and News Eng- lish, B.S., K a n s a s State T e a c h e r s College, MA., Northwestern University. BASIL ROARK Junior Chorus I, II, and III, Senior Chorus I and II, B.M., Southwestem College, Win- field, M.M.E., Kansas Uni- versity. CHARLES ROCKLEDGE General Mathematics, Mathe- matics I and II, St. Joseph .lunior College, B.S., North- west Missouri State College, Graduate Work, K.U. REX SCHWEIN Spanish I, II, and III, Spanish for grades 7 and 8, A.B., Kansas State Teachers Col- lege, Ft. Hayes, M.A., Inter- American University, Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico. JOHN SMITH American History, Physiology, and Basketball Coach, B.S. and M.S., Kansas State Teach- ers College, Pittsburgh. MILDRED WORREL English V, A.B., Baker University, A.M., Colum- bia University. WALTER YOST Arts and Crafts I, II, and III, B.E.A., Kansas University. VEVA STIMITS English and Social Studies II, American History, BD., K.S.T.C., Fort Hayes, Gradu- ate Study, Kansas University. CHARLES STINSON Shop Maintenance, Machine Woodworking I, II, and III, and Coach, B.S., Sterling College, M.S., Kansas Uni- versity. VELMA STANTON English and Social Studies, B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Graduate Study, K.S.T.C., Pittsburgh. LOWELL THOMAS Science Survey I and II, Highland .lunior C o l l e g e, B.S., K.S.T.C., N e b r a s k a State Teachers College. CLIFFORD THOMPSON World Civilization, American History, B.S. and M.S. in Ed., History, Political Sci- ence, Social Science, North- west Missouri State College, Maryville, Missouri. we leave our traditions both old and newly made, to those SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS OF '59 Presuient Larry Barley Vlce President Blll Taylor Secretary Judy Barley Treasurer Stan Munson Class Hzstory As the 1959 graduates of Ingalls Jumor Semor Hlgh School enter the long cham of Oak Leaves that serves as the doorway leadlng them away from carefree hlgh school days 1nto the years of serlous Llfe that are ahead they can hear the orchestra begmmng to play the beautlful stralns of Pomp and Clrcumstance For us thls w1ll al ways be the song of our semor year and all the other years we have spent at A H S There have been other songs that stand out ln our history as a recognlzed class as well No one could ever forget hearmg the dreamllke melody of Make Beheve as Kmg Davld Laurle and ueen Eloise Satterfleld clrcled the dance floor and the Sports Dance brought our fresh man year to an end There were 174 of us then and 152 remalned the next year to make the vlctory song our own when our sophomore athletes dld us proud Buck Thompson D8V1d Laurle and Phll Plckrell lettered ln varslty football as sophomores whlle Butch Ball played on the A team basketball squad and Buck Thompson Bill Taylor and Roland Tyler brought us glorres on the clnder track Of course the song of our jumor year was none other than the enchantmg Three COIHS ln the Fountam It served as the theme of our memorable flrst Prom Every minute of our hard work as hosts of the 58 senlors was worth lt as we stood gazxng starry eyed at the wonderful transformatron of the new gym lnto a Roman garden complete to a real fountaln whose bubbllng splashing water and shy dartlng goldflsh were lntrlgumg to all present Responslble for those wonders were president Buck Thompson v1ce presldent Larry Balley treasurer Blll Taylor and secretary Susan Frantz the four vlc torlous 0fflCC seekers of the junlor class electlons They also were responslble for 3SSlStlIlg the cast of Stardust 1n producing that extremely successful junlor play whlch was under the dlrectlon of student Loretta Boatrlght and faculty member Mrs Helen Volk There were other act1v1t1es whxch lnterested us our Jumor year too as many jumors 10lI1Cd Semor Band and Orchestra and were ln Semor Chorus Four par tlclpated rn Madrlgals 10 boys lettered ln football w1th Buck Thompson and Curtls Hutchmson bemg placed on N E KL All Star teams 4 more lettered 1n basketball and 10 rn track In track Davld Laurle Buck Thompson and Curtls Hutchmson all helped set new school records and Buck was able to take a 2nd and a 4-th at the state meet Mary Brlttaln was the only varsrty jumor cheerleader whlle Marllyn Hoecker Lynn Buenmng Elolse Satter fleld and Judy Balley helped wlth the B team pep Susan Frantz as secretary was the only Jumor Kayette offlcer and Loretta Boatrlght was chosen Mlss Sweet Slxteen of Atchison as the jumor year came to a close for us all w1th the happy echoes of the ,lun1orSen1or P1cn1c Now came our last hlgh school summer vacatxon whose theme song mlght have been ATravel1n We Wlll G Buck Thompson CUIIIS Hutchmson C11 Merrltt Butch Ball and Blll Taylor left school early for Wrchlta as Atchlsons Sunflower Boys State representatlves Mary Brlttam spent a week 1n Lawrence actmg as the Glrls State representative Neva Brockman recelved a scholar shlp to K U for the Mxdwestern Muslc Camp and Ken Nash and Marty Bmkley journeyed to Topeka to play rn the Kansas Llons Clubs All State Band They all made lt back ln tlme however to share wlth the rest of us the most glorlous year of all 1958 59 our o . . . . . . . . . . 9 9 9 3 . . . I a A n ' , , ' ' 1 1 9 9 ' - - - - as 79 , - 1 9 1 9 . . . . . . . 7 as 79 - - - - 9 , . . . . . . . . . . . , . . - - 0. - 9 1 9 . , . . . . 9 . . . , , . ' 1 . . . . . 1 - 9 1 9 ' . . . . . . . . , . . , - 9 I . . . l - - 9 9 9 1 1 ' , . ' . - . . . . 1 1 9 9 7 . 1 ' 9 . . . who follow, though less gloriously. Another phase of Senior school activities where students learn the fundamentals of gov- ernment in a democracy and how we solve our problems as citizens. f continued from page 141 senior year. The busy tune of activities served as our class song for awhile. First came senior elections re- sulting in Larry Bailey becoming our new president, Bill Taylor, vice president, Stan Munson, treasurer, and Judy Bailey, secretary. Co-editors Neva Brockman and Buck Thompson, assisted by their staff of Sharon Vandeloo, Mary Brittain, Susan Frantz, Marilyn Hoecker, Mary McCourt, Richard Ryan, Carolyn Ulrich, Ronald Guthery, Ken Smart, and Butch Ball and Senior reporters Larry Denton, Babe Hawk, David Laurie, and Gil Merritt put the first issue of the Opty out in record time. Neva Brock- man began her Teen Talk column in the Globe and Loretta Boatright and Evelyn Brown, co-editors, and Melvin Willming, business manager, took charge of the Trailblazer. Presidents Buck Thompson, Student Council, Mary Brittain, Girls' A Club, Butch Ball, Boys' A Club, Susan Frantz, Kayettes, Steve Wilson, Hi-Y, Jim Davidson, Drama Club, Loretta Boatright, D.E. Club, Sharon Vandeloo, Medical Careers Club, Ken Nash, Sen- ior Band, Bill Youngman, Senior Orchestra, Bob Hund- ley, Gymnastics Club, Karen Hawk, Office Practice Club, Ken Spencer, T811 Club, and Donna Buckley, Future Teachers' Club, started their organizations off on a busy, enterprising year. Julie Mu-lder, Doris Woolston, Neva Brockman, Corinna Young, Margie Miller, and John Ashley began the year singing as members of the Mad- rigals, and the football team with 14 senior players be- gan that wonderful season in which our only loss was to Lawrence and we reached the number 5 position in the state. Buck Thompson, Curtis Hutchinson, Phil Pick- rell, Butch Ball, Ken Smart, David Laurie, Stan Munson, and Ken Nash received N.E.K.L. All-Star team positions and Buck and Curtis received even higher honors of be- ing selected to the All-Area and All-State teams. Cheer- ing them on in these great achievements were varsity cheerleaders Marilyn Hoecker, Mary Brittain, and Judy Bailey. It was during the half-time of the Highland Park- Atchison Football game that the marching band led by drum majorettes Marilyn Hoecker and Lynn Buenning formed a giant heart and played the wistful song, Melody of Love, for Mary Brittain as a glistening crown of gold entwined with red roses was presented to her as the 1959 Homecoming Queen. Giving Mary and her attendants Marilyn Hoecker, Julie Mulder, Neva Brockman, and Susan Frantz an even greater thrill, the Redmen eleven went on to crush Highland Park to the score of 26-0. We danced merrily at the therefore successful Home- coming Dance, but for some reason all the dances this year seemed to hold added beauty, success, and good times. Marilyn Hoecker reigned as Princess as seniors and underclassmen alike whirled to the tune of Christ- mas in Blue at the Hi-Y semi-formal, and a month later David Laurie was selected as Admiral of the Anchor of the Kayette Twirp fete. The Kayette Spring Formal, Lilac Time, ended the year of club organized dances. But not the year of the Redmen. In December the basketball season was on us and away the boys went on that wild winning spree sweeping to the N.E.K.L. championship, regional title, and finally 4th place in the state. Babe Hawk shared All-State and N.E.K.L. honors as Butch Ball nabbed a spot on the N.E.K.L. All-Star teams. Again the victory song was prevalent as the Senior Pep Band under the direction of Bill Youngman and Marty Binkley urged them on in their record-breaking feats. Track, golf, and tennis came all together in the spring with many seniors going out for the three sports. For past performances it was quite natural to expect and receive victories from the Redmen in these fields, too. Winding up the year at this time were the members of the gymnastics team whose senior stars Bob Hundley, Ken Nash, Pete Martin, and Donnie Willming helped earn many points for them in N.E.K.L. competition. The senior play, Old Doc, was presented on March 19 and 20. With tears in their eyes and smiles in their hearts audiences made three curtain calls a night neces- sary for the cast, Mr. Ned Anderson, and Loretta Boat- fcontinued on page 282 I5 DAVID LAURIE KAREN HAWK NEVA BROCKMAN Friendliest Mr. Friendliest Miss Most Active Girl SUSAN FRANTZ Girl Most Likely to Succeed DORIS WOOLSTON Melodious Miss MIKE MAUL CAROLYN ULRICH Mr. I. Q. Plus Miss I. Q. Plus .wig Q ff , JUDY BAILEY Lady Macbeth enior KENNY SMART Versatile Guy TERRY QBIQTCH! BALL Most Active Boy Ballot MARY BRITTAIN Versatile Cal GIL MERRITT Lord Hamlet RICHARD 1BUCKJ SHARON VANDELOO THOMPSON Athletic Ann Athletic A1 g 1 LARRY BAILEY K Boy Most Likely to Succeed ' I J X 9' ,511 'Q . ,Q-1321 'f.f, i RGQ Q. - . H :, '51 21522. ,ZW KENNETH lBUDJ NASH Melodious Mr. CURTIb HUTCHINSON LORETTA BOATRIGHT Mr. Esquire Miss Vogue V here at last-that honorable group LARRY ADAMS A quiet boy is what they say. Radio Club 563 Gathered Oak Leaves 583 T81 Club 593 B.E.C.K. Convention 59. KENNEY BAKER I'm educated nowewhy stay any longer? Sports Club 563 Junior Hi-Y 561 President Homeroom 563 Football 56-57-58-593 Track 56-57-58-593 Student Council 573 Basketball 573 Senior Hi-Y 573 Vice President Homeroom 58-593 Junior Play Business Committee 583 Boys' A Club 59Q Kid Day Committee 59. ROBERT ANDERSON Let others do the work, I'll do the rest-ing. Airplane Club 563 Vice President of Airplane Club 57-583 TGI Club Treasurer 59Q Senior Class Picnic Committee 59. NANCY BALL Sweet manners, kindly deeds, for this world and its needs. Senior Band 56-57-58-593 Senior Orchestra 56-57-58-593 Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Senior A Club 57-583 Senior Modern Dance Club 57-583 Secretary of Science Club 59Q National Honor Society Constitution Committee 59g Flute Trio 583 Music Festival 56-57-58-593 Latin Club 57-58. JOHN ASHLEY I'm not arguing with you. I am telling you. Operetta 56-57-58-593 Senior Chorus 56-57-58-593 Boys' Ensemble 58-59Q Gathered Oak Leaves 583 Junior Play Stage Crew 583 Spanish Club 56. TERRY KBUTCHJ BALL Butch is interested in things of all sorts, his biggest interests are in girls and sports. Football 56-57-58-593 Basketball 56-57-58-593 Varsity Basketball Captain 59g Track 56-571 Sports Club 56g Hi-Y 56-57-583 Boys' A Club 58-593 Homeroom Officer 56-58-59. JUDY BAILEY Life is short and sweet and so is she. Straight A Award 573 A Team Cheerleader 58-592 Senior Class Secretary 59g Junior Play Cast 58g Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Kayette Cabinet 58-592 D.A.R. Representative3 Drama Award 583 Modern Dance Club 57-58-59. CORKY BERGER Ii studies interfere with a good time, why study? Student Council 553 Senior Hi-Y 56-57-583 Varsity Football tManagerl 573 .Junior High Sports Club 56g Stage Crew Junior Playg Decorated for the Prom 58: Served at the Prom 57. LARRY BAILEY Keep smiling, it makes everyone wonder what you've been up to. Sports Club 56: Student Council 56-583 Hi-Y 56-593 Scholarship Award 56-58-593 Football 56-57-583 Homeroom Officer 573 Vice President of Junior Class 58: President Senior Class SQQ National Honor Society 595 A Club 593 French Club 58. CHARLES BERRY HI give presents to the mothers, but I think of the daughters. Intramural Club 56-573 Homeroom Treasurer 572 Gathered Oak Leaves 583 Homeroom President 59Q D.E. Club 59. . the Seniors of '59 NIARTY BINKLEY And the band played on. Model Airplane Club 56-575 Senior Band 57-58-595 Senior Orchestra 58-595 Senior Pep Band 57-58-595 Announcements Committee 595 Lions State Band 585 Student Director Pep Band 59. NEVA BROCKMAN Wouldn't that smile and those eyes make some man climb to the skies. Senior Girls' A Club 57-58-595 A Club Board Member 575 Modern Dance 575 Senior Orchestra and Band 57-58-595 Senior Band Secretary 58-595 Madrigals 57-595 Vice President Student Council 585 Kayettes 57-58-595 Kayette Vice President 59. ROY BIRCH A friend to everyone around him. Sports Club 565 Football 56-57-58-595 Basketball 56-595 Track 56-58-595 Hi-Y Club 56. EVELYN BROWN She's gentle, she's shy, but there's a twinkle in her eye. Senior Girls' A Club 565 Kayettes 56-57-58-595 Secretary of Homeroom 565 Operetta 56-575 Madrigals 575 Girls' Ensemble 575 Decorated for Prom 585 Vice President Distributive Education Club 595 Co-Editor of Yearbook 595 B.E.C.K. Convention 595 Senior Write-Up Committee. LORETTA BOATRIGHT Wish there were more like her. Senior Girls' A Club 56-57-58-595 Board Member Kayettes 595 Modern Dance Club 585 Secretary Homeroom 585 Dramatics Club 585 Student Director of .lunior and Senior Class Play 58-595 Operetta 585 Carried Oak Leaves 585 Student Council Rep.5 President D.E. Club 595 Co-Editor of Yearbook 595 B.E.C.K. Convention. DONNA BUCKLEY Could talk a talking machine to death. Senior Girls' A Club Awards 56-57-58-595 Senior Girls' A Club Board lBowling Managerl 595 Kayettes 56-57-58-595 Officer of Future Teachers Club 58-595 Senior Orchestra Awards5 junior Play Cast 58. GOLDIE BOLDRIDGE Her whole life is a history of compliments. Kayettes 57-58-595 Carried Oak Leaves5 Senior Class Play Committeeg Decorated for Prom 585 Homeroom Program Committee 57-585 Transferred from Effing- ham 57. LYNN BUENNING You're only young once-after that I'll have to think of another excuse. Secretary Junior High Pep Clubg Kayettes 56-57-58-595 Senior Girls' A Club 56-57-58-595 Cheerleading Club 57-595 B Team Cheerleader 585 Drum Majorette 595 Senior Play 595 Secretary Homeroom 575 Secretary Orchestra 585 Senior Girls' Trio 595 President Homeroom 58. MARY BRITTAIN Full of pep and fancy free, that's the way she's got to be. Senior A Club 56-57-58-595 A Club President 595 Kayettes 56-57-58-595 Cheerleader 56-58-595 Cheerleaders Club 57-58-595 Homeroom Officer 56-57-585 Girls' State 585 Junior and Senior Play 58-595 Homecoming Queen 595 Modern Dance Club 57-58-59. SUSAN BULLARD Smiles may come, smiles may go, but Susan's stay on forever. .lunior High Pep Club 565 Senior High A Club 56-57-585 Senior High A Award 565 Distributive Education Club 595 Yearbook Staff 595 Homeroom Treas- urerg B.E.C.K. Convention 595 Secretary of D.E. Clubg Carried Oak Leaves 585 Decorated for Prom 585 Finance Committee 59. seniors in order to be freshmen SHARON BURNETT Born to be happy. Kayettes 56-57-58. LAVERT CROFT Girls on the moon, l'll sign. Radio Club 56-573 Sports Club 562 Senior Hi-Y 573 Latin Club 57-583 Track 56-593 Chairman of Devotions Committee 573 Football, Basketball 58Q Gathered Oak Leaves 582 Kid Day Committee. BOB CARSON Don't you teachers know about the Child Labor Law? Track 56-57-58-593 Basketball 562 Cross-Country 59g Boys' A Club 59: Junior Play 583 Model Legislature 57-583 Hi-Y Club 56-57-583 Sports Club 563 Home- room Officer 56-58-59Q Write-Up Committee3 Gathered Oak Leaves. KATHRYN CUSHINBERRY A bundle of nonsense bound with a ribbon of originality. Pep Club 563 Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Nurses Club 58. TERRY COFF ELT Stand hack, girls, don't mob the boy. Sports Club 56? Homeroom Vice President 563 Hi-Y Club 56-575 Secretary of Homeroom 575 President of F.T.A. Club 583 Junior Play 583 Football 56-57-581 Basketball 56-57-58-593 Track 56-57-58. JIM DAVIDSON Never a worry, never a care, when anything happens, he's always there. Entered 59 from Shawnee Mission3 Homeroom Treasurer 59Q Hi-Y Club Vice President 593 Drama Club President 593 Finance Committee 592 Senior Play 59. BOB COLEMAN I'd like to be shy, but the girls won't let me. Gathered Oak Leaves 583 Distributive Education Club 593 Decorated for Prom 583 Play Staff 582 Yearbook Staff 593 B.E.C.K. Convention 593 Hi-Y 56-57. RICHARD DAVIS Born to be a leader. Radio Club 563 President 563 Football 573 Hi-Y 58-593 B.E.C.K. Convention 593 T811 Club 58-59. EVELYN COOLEY A dark eyed beauty who's perky and spry, one who is always willing to try. Junior High Pep Club 563 Junior High Pep Band 563 Senior Girls' A Club 56-57-583 Senior Band 57-58-593 Senior Pep Band 57-58-593 Kayettes 57-58-593 Drama Club 583 Junior Play 583 Senior Orchestra 59. LARRY DENTON Work fascinates me-I can sit and look at it for hours. Football 56-593 junior Play 583 Senior Hi-Y 56-57-583 President Homeroom 573 Secretary Conservation Club 573 Boys' A Club 593 Student Council 583 Russian Club 593 Senior Announcement Committee 593 Optimist Reporter 593 Sports Club 56. all over again JUDY DOWNER She has that diamond sparkle. Pep Club 563 Kayettes 57-58-593 Secretary and Treasurer of B.E. Club 593 Research Committee. JOAN GOEHNER Never a worry, never a care. Kayettes 563 Spelling Club 57: Carried Oak Leaves 58: Distributive Education Club 593 Picnic Committeeg B.E.C.K. Convention 59g Yearbook Staff. MARY ANN ELLIS Vim, vigor, and vitality rolled into one charming girl. Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Girls' A Club 56-57-58-593 Modem Dance 57-58-593 Junior Play 583 Cheerleading Club 573 Homeroom Secretary 573 B.E. Club 593 Color Committee Pep Club 56g Homeroom President 56. RONNIE GUTHERY Living proof that work and play do mix. Spanish Club 56-573 Chess Club 573 Football 573 Drama Club 583 Prom Decora- tion Committee 583 Stage Crew Junior Play 583 Senior Hi-Y 58-593 Chairman Senior Play Selection Committee 593 Optimist Staff 58-59. SUSAN FRANTZ Gay of heart, bright of face, no one else can take her place. President Junior High Student Council 56: Kayette Cabinet 573 Kayette Secre- tary 583 Kayette President 593 Girls' A Club 56-57-58-593 Homeroom Officer 593 Junior and Senior Play 58-59: Carried Oak Leaves 583 Junior Class Secretary 582 K.U. Leadership Day 593 Modern Dance Club 57-58-593 Opty Staff 58-591 Homecoming Attendant 59Q Operetta 56-57-58-59. MARCIA HARRISON Past unknowng present confused3 future hopeful. Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Carried Oak Leaves 583 Decorated for Prom 583 B.E.C.K. Convention 59. JUDY FRANZEL A plenty good gal. Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Business Education Club 593 Cap and Gown Measurement Committee 59. BABE HAWK A man every inch and he's over six feet tall. Football 56-57-58-593 Basketball 56-57-58-593 Track 56-57-58-593 Junior Play 583 Hi-Y 56-57-583 Boys' A Club 58-593 Served at Prom 57g President Homeroom 583 Senior Band and Orchestra 56-57-583 Opty Staff 593 Treasurer of Student Council 593 Student Council Member 56-57-583 Research Committee 59. JEANNE GARSIDE Little girl in a whirl. Carried Oak Leaves 58? Kayettes 593 Distributive Education Club 59: B.E.C.K. Convention 59g Senior Play Costume Committee 59. KAREN HAWK She's ever so sweet and twice as neat. Kayettes 57-58-593 Senior High Band 573 Girls' A Club 56-57-58-593 Homeroom President 573 Student Council 58? Drama Club 583 Junior Play 58: Modem Dance Club 58-593 Secretary Homeroom 593 President Business Education Club 59: Courtesy Committee 593 B.E.C.K. Convention 59. it's been ages, yet only days since JACK HAYSLETT I'm on the verge of success, someone push me. Homeroom Treasurer 55-56: Photography Club 56-573 Photography Club Presi- dentg Hi-Y 56-57-583 Football 58Q Senior Class Color Committee 593 Senior Play Business Staff3 Tennis Team 58-59. ROBERT HUNDLEY I study when there is nothing else to do. Varsity Track 57-583 Intramural Club 56-573 Secretary Intramural Club 57-583 President Intramural Club 593 Varsity Football 58-593 President Gymnastic Club 58-593 Track 58-593 Homeroom President 563 Decorated for Prom 58. ERVIN HENDERSON Always a friend. Entered 19593 Senior Picnic Committee 59. EUGENE HURST Packed with power. T8iI Club Vice President 593 B.E.C.K. Convention 59. CHARLES HIBLER Sometimes I sit and think, sometimw I sit. Radio Club 563 Photography Club 573 Homeroom President 593 Research Committee 59g Decorated for Prom 58. CURTIS HUTCHINSON One in a million. Football 56-57-58-593 Basketball 56-57-58-593 Track 56-57-583 Hi-Y Club 58g Boys' A Club 58-593 Boys' State 58g All-NEKL Team 58-59: Homeroom Officer 57-58-593 Announcement Committee 593 Student Council 56-573 Sports Club 563 Honorable Mention All-State Football 58Q Spanish Club 56. .IOE HINNEN 'KWhen it comes to drumming, you can't 'beat' him. Student Director of Junior High Pep Band 57: Senior Band and Orchestra 56-57-58-593 Senior Dance Band 58-59. FROSTY IRONS If men are like angels, the angels ought to refomif' Football 59g Track 56-57-58-593 Basketball tManagerJ 56-57-58-593 Hi-Y 56-57-583 Student Council 56-57-593 Boys' HA Club 58-593 National Honor Society Con- stitution Committee 59Q Treasurer Boys' A Club 593 Treasurer of Homeroom 563 Sports Club 563 Gift to School Committee Chairman3 Business Staff Senior Play3 Prom Decoration Committee 58Q Gathered Oak Leaves. MARILYN HOECKER Happy as a mosquito who just passed her screen test. Junior High Cheerleader 56: Sports Dance Attendant 563 Operetta 56-57-583 A Club 56-57-58-593 Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Cheerleaders Club 57-58-593 A and B Cheerleader 58-593 Chorus II 56-573 Senior Orchestra 56-57-58-593 Senior Band Nlajorette 57-58-593 Junior and Senior Play 58-593 Opty Staff 58-593 Christmas Dance Princess 59. DeWAYN E KASL that first day. DAVID LALRIE Who says men don't understand women? Homeroom President 56-57-58: Vice President Sports Club 563 Football 56-57- 58-593 Basketball 56-593 Track 56-57-58-59: Boys' A Club 58-593 Treasurer Boys' A Club 593 Vice President Student Council 593 King of Twirp Dance 593 Served for Prom 573 King of Sports Dance 563 Gathered Oak Leaves 583 Senior Picnic Committee. SHARON HAYES MASON 'iSorxy. boys, she's taken. Pep Club 56Q Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Carried Oak Leaves 583 B.E. Club 593 B.E. Club Reporter 593 B.E.C.K. Convention 593 Picnic Committee 59. LUCY LAWLESS Silence is more eloquent than words. Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Senior Band 56-573 Senior Orchestra 56-573 Senior Girls' A Club 56-573 Prom Decoration Committee 583 Research Committee 59. MICHAEL MAUL When he studies the stars. more than science comes to his mind. Hi-Y 56-57-583 Radio Club 56-57-583 President of Radio Club 56-583 Straight A Awards 56-57-58-593 National Merit Semi-Finalist 593 Russian Club 593 Homeroom Secretary 563 Homeroom Treasurer 57, GARY LONG I agree with no man's opinions. I have some of my own. Intramural Club 56-573 Hi-Y 57-58-593 Model Legislature 58459: Gathered Oak Leaves 58g ,Iunior-Senior Prom Decoration Committee 583 Treasurer Hi-Y 593 Treasurer Homeroom 59g Cross-Country 593 Senior Play Business Staff 593 Senior Class Finance Committee 59. GIL MERRITT I often quote myself. It adds spice to my conversation. Hi-Y 56-57-58-593 Sports Club 56: Football 563 A-V Club 57-58-593 President A-V Club 593 Student Council 573 Vice President Homeroom 583 Junior Play 582 Senior Play 593 Drama Club 58g Model Legislature 593 Boys' State 58. DARYL MARSHALL I can resist anything but temptation. MARGIE MILLER Quiet as a cyclone. Kayettes 573 Secretary Homeroom 573 Girls' Ensemble 583 Madrigal 59: Senior Chorus 56-57-58-593 Prom Decorations 583 Cap and Gown Committee 593 Carried Oak Leaves 583 Operetta 56-57-583 Music Festival 56-57-58-593 Christmas Pro- gram 57-58-59. THOMAS BENNETT 'LHe's nice to know and knowing him is nice. Transferred from Glendale, Kentucky, Senior Year. MARY RUTH MILLER A small tornado coming fast. Nurses Club 56. dances, football and basketball games- VVALLISE MITCHELL You're teasing. won't you kindly hush When you see how easily I blush. Photo Club 56-573 Distributive Education Club 59. CONNIE McRAE Silence and sunshine blend. Pep Club 563 Decorated for Promg Carried Oak Leaves 583 Distributive Educa- tion Club 593 B,E.C.K. Convention 593 Yearbook Staffg Kayettes 59. JULIE MLLDER That happy-go-steady look. Entered from Shawnee Mission 573 Kayettes 58-593 Girls' A Club 58-593 Modern Dance Club 58-593 Senior Chorus IYI 58-593 Operetta 58-593 Carried Oak Leaves 583 Homecoming Attendant 593 Secretary Homeroom 593 Secretary Senior Chorus 593 Madrigals 58-593 Senior Girls' Trio 593 Prom Decorations 58. BUDDY NASH HI would be better if I could, but it's awfully lonesome being good. Vice President Homeroom 56-573 Intramural Club 573 Football 56-57-58-593 Bas- ketball 56-583 Track 56-593 Band 56-57-58-593 Orchestra 56-57-58-593 Kansas State Lions Band 58: Business Manager Band 583 President Band 593 Dance Band 585 Clarinet Choir 582 Gymnastics Team 58-593 President Homeroom 593 Junior-Senior Picnic Committee 593 Operetta 58. STAN MUNSON 'ANothing is work, unless there is something else to do. Football 56-57-58-593 Track 56-57-583 UA Club 59g Vice President Homeroom 573 Treasurer Homeroom 58: Photo Club STQ Sports Club 563 Senior Finance Committee 59g Junior Hi-Y 565 Senior Hi-Y 57-58. THELMA OXLEY Friendliness is an asset. Future Nurses Club Secretary 55-563 Future Nurses Club Program Chairman 58-593 Girls' A Club 55-56-57-58-593 Stunt and Tumbling Club 573 Latin Club 583 Bowling Club 58-59: Kayettes 56-57-58-59. MARY NICCOLRT Always ready for work and play, preferably play. Pep Club 563 Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Senior Band and Orchestra 57-583 Senior Chorus II 57: Girls' WA Club 56-57-58-593 Homeroom Officer 583 Carried Oak Leaves 58: Kayette Cabinet 583 Kayette Treasurer 59Q Senior Play Selec- tion Committee 593 Senior Play 593 Optimist Staff 58'59Q Modern Dance Club 57-58-593 Operetta 57-58. ELLEN PAGE RENO Cute. clever and full of fun. Pep Club 563 Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Speech Club 563 Carried Oak Leaves 583 Il.l:l. Club 59. DONNA INICOREW Quiet and reserved is she. Pep Club 56: Kayettes 57-58-59: Carried Oak Leaves 583 B.E. CIUIDQ KE. Convention: Kid Day Committee 59. JERRY PAUL Silence is golden. TSI Club 59. -all fond memories of high school days. JEAN PE,-XK A brilliant girl in whosf- book thi- Xawy ranks first. Member of Kayette- 57-58-59: lilhllllllt' floiiiiiiittw- junior and S1-nior Play: Decorated for Prom 58: Se-f-ri-tary of Home-room 59: Carried Oak Leaves 58: D.E. Club 59: B.E.C.K. Conwntion: Courtesy Committee 59: Yearbook Staff 59. LEROY HOLES l'.'Xlways a willing worker. Radio Club 57: Gathered Oak l.c-avr-s 58. VERNON PETRY What he wants to get most out of school. is himself. Colf Ilifiilll 55-56: TSI Club 59. IIICIIAIID RYAN The-rel no ne-vd of rushing: life- is short enough. PHIL PICKRELL Mllischief is his middle name. Football 56-57-58-59: Basketball 56-57-58-59: Track 56-57-58-59: Hi-Y Club 56-57-58: Boys' A Club 57-58-59: Spanish Club 56: Business Staff Junior Play 58: Student Council 59: Picnic Committee 59: N.E.K. Second Team 59: Gym- nastics Club 57: Intramural Club 56: Vice President Homeroom 56: Treasurer Homeroom 57-58. SLIZETTA SANDERS A friendly heart with many friends. Kayettes 58-59: Prom Decorations 58. HENRY PRLETT The world belongs to the energetic-but who wants the world. Gathered Oak Leaves 58: Yearbook Staff 59: Distributive Education Club 59. DONNA SHLYLTZ HOOK A mind of your own is worth four of your friends. Spelling Club 57: Carried Oak Leaves 58: Kayettcs 59: Distributive Education Club 59: B.E.C.K. Convention 59. .IOIINNY ROGERS Why all this hurry? Junior High Sports Club 56: Senior Hi-Y 56-57: Football 56-57-58: ,Iunior Hi-Y 56: T8zI Club 59. DONALD SEAGER Let others do the work, I'l1 do the rest-ing. TSI Club 59. 5. .. I 1. the long-awaited climax to senior year- WAYNE SELLERS He looks like an angel and acts like one too: but you never can tell what this angel will do..- Senior Chorus II 56-STQ Operetta 573 Intramural Club 583 Prom Decorating Committee 58. .ILDY STONE Her mind is like the moon. There is a man in it. Senior High Club 56-573 Kavettes 57-58-593 French Club 56-573 Junior High Band and Orchestra 56: Senior High Rand 56-583 Homeroom Treasurer 59: Carried Oak Leaves 58: Decorated for Prom 583 Optimist Staff 583 T811 Club 593 B.E.C.K. Convention 59. KENNY SMART W'hat3 no girls in heaven? Leave me here. Homeroom President 57-59: Student Count-il 563 Sports Club 56: Hi-Y 56-57-583 Conservation Club STQ A Club 58-593 French Club 583 Opty Staff 58-593 Football 56-57-58-593 Gift Committee 593 Served for Prom 573 Gathered Oak Leaves. VELNITA STONE Have pep will travel. Kayettes STQ Science Club 583 Spanish Club 593 Spelling Club 57Q Senior Play Committee 593 Pep Club 563 Carried Oak Leaves 58. ANNA MARIE SOWERS 'SAnna is a conscientious girl. Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Carried Oak Leaves 583 Distributive Education Club 593 B.E.C.K. Convention 59g Vice President Homeroom 56g Decorated for Prom 583 Yearbook Staff 59. BILL TAYLOR Bill is reliable. wide awake, completing all he undertakesf' Boys' NA Club 57-58-593 Football, Basketball and Track 56-57-58-591 President Homeroom 563 Vice President Homeroom 57Q Junior Class Treasurer 583 Senior Class Vice President 593 Boys' State 583 Student Council 57-58-593 Sports Club 563 Steering Committee 58-59. KENNY SPENCER Keep me innocent and let the world be wise. TSI Club 593 President TSI Club 593 Gathered Oak Leaves 58. BLCKY THOMPSON When opportunity knocked he complained of the noise. Scholarship Awards 56-57-58-59: Student Council President 593 Opty Co-Editor 59: Junior Class President 58: Boys' State 583 Football Team Captain 583 Football Letter or Numeral 55-56-57-58: Track Letter 56-57-58-Sgl Track Numeral 563 All-State Team 583 All-NEKL Teams 57-58: Basketball Numeral 56Q Senior Play 593 .Iunior Play Business Manager STQ Opty Staff 58-593 Senior Ballot 593 Kid Day Committee Chairman 593 Boys' Club 57-58-593 Hi-Y 57-583 Junior Hi-Y President 56: Sports Club Secretary 56: Prom Server STQ Junior Class Steering Committee 58: Decorated for Prom 58Q Spanish Club 56-573 French Club 583 NROTC Scholarship Finalist 59. HOW ARD SIONL Hi, bood humor 1. like a fountain never dry. DORIs IHOMPSON A smile all of her own. lap Club 56, Kayettes 51. -commencement with its caps, gowns and . . . diplomas. PATTY THOMPSON I'm not as shy as I look. Pep Club 563 Speech Club 563 Girls' A Club 57-583 Tumbling Club- 573 Carried Oak Leaves 593 Prom Decorating Committee 593 Senior Choru-s 51-583 Modern Dance 57: Girls' Ensemble 57-583 Secretary Homeroom 57-583 Gift Committee 59. LARRY WENGER You never know what he is going to do 'til he does it. Gathered Oak Leaves 58Q TSI Club 593 B.E.C.K. Convention 59. ROLAND TYLER He finds homework an unnecessary evil. Junior High Hi-Y 562 Junior High Sports Club 565 Football, Basketball, Track 56-57-58-593 Senior Boys' A Club 583 Gathered Oak Leaves 58. PETE WILDER Happy-go-lucky. Entered 58 from Mt. Lebanon High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania3 Color Committee 59. CAROLYN ULRICH Friendly to all that cross her way. Junior High Pep Club 563 Kayettes 56-57-58-593 Girls' A Club 56-57-583 Drama Club 583 Junior Play Committee 585 Prom Decoration Committee 583 Opty Reporter 583 Carried Oak Leaves 583 Straight A Award 583 Secretary Future Teachers Club 593 Opty Staff 59g Cap and Gown Committee 593 Property Crew of Junior Play 58. DONALD WILLMING All the qualifications of a regular fellow all rolled into one. Intramural Club 56-573 Track 573 Football 58Q Gymnastics 58-593 Hi-Y 58-593 B.E.C.K. Convention 59. FRANK UNDERWOOD I don't know what I'll be, I guess I'll just wait and see. T811 Club 59. MELVIN WILLMING He's not afraid of work. He'd go to sleep by the woodpile any day. Sports Club 56-573 Gathered Oak Leaves 58: Hi-Y 56-57: D.E. Club 593 B.E.C.K. Convention 593 Business Manager of Trailblazer 59. SHARON VANDELOO For a future that is bright, be a woman in white. Girls' A Club 56-57-58-593 Secretary Girls' A Club 593 Kayettw 57-58-593 Homeroom President 573 Business Manager of Optimist 593 President Future Nurses Club 56-58-593 Carried Oak Leaves 583 Senior Finance Committee 59g Secretary Future Nurses Club 58? Modern Dance Club 58-593 Senior Band 57-583 Senior Picnic Committee 593 Opty Reporter 582 Operetta 583 Cabinet Member Kayettes 59. STEVE WILSON All the world's a stage, but more are only stage hands. Senior Chorus 56-57-58-593 Hi-Y 593 President Hi-Y 593 Operetta 57-58-593 French Club 583 Drama Club 583 Junior Play Staff 583 Senior Play Staff 593 Gathered Oak Leaves 58. the past is gone . . the future is ours BOB WOLFGANG Gaze into his eyes and you will see an angelg gaze a little longer and you will see a-lf' Gymnastics 56-575 Gathered Oak Leaves 585 D.E. Club 595 Vice President Homeroom 56-595 Decorated for Prom 585 Yearbook Staff 59. RUTH CORINNA YOUNG Blessed are they who maintain a silence for they shall not be quoted. Girls' Chorus 565 Senior Chorus I 575 Operetta 57-58-595 Girls' Ensemble 57-585 Senior Chorus Il 58-595 Madrigal Group 595 Kayettes 57-58-595 Carried Oak Leaves 585 Homeroom Secretary 59. DORIS WOOLSTON If music hath charms to soothe a savage beast, Doris could tame a menagerief' Senior Chorus 56-57-58-595 Madrigal Accompanist 56-57-58-595 Operetta 565 Op- eretta Accompanist 57-58-595 Drama Club 585 Senior Play 595 Mock Wedding Accompanist 56-57-585 Senior Orchestra 58-595 Junior High Madrigal Accom- panist 59. BILL YOUNCMAN Why take life seriously, you won't get out alive anyway. Model Airplane Club 56-575 Senior Orchestra 57-595 President Senior Orchestra 595 Senior Band 57-58-595 Dance Band 57-58-595 Student Director Senior Band 595 Senior Hi-Y 595 Senior Hi-Y Dance Committee 59. LARRY YERKES Blessed is the man who has nothing to say, and can not be persuaded to say it. Model Legislature 57-595 Hi-Y 57-58-595 Gathered Oak Leaves 585 Junior- Senior Prom Decorations Committee 585 Senior Class Picnic Committee 59. SHERRY BROX There are three times she doesn't worry-today, tomorrow, or yesterday. Entered from Mount St. Scholastica 59. Picture Noi' Available fcontmued from page 152 right, student director of the highly successful play. Magnificent Obsession, the between-acts theme, will al- ways bring forth memories for those who were associated with this wonderful production. Seniors earning .honors in other fields than those men- tioned were Scholarship winners: Carolyn Ulrich, City Teachers' Scholarshipg Mike Maul, National Merit Schol- arship finalist5 Velnita Stone, Mother Lucy Scholarshipg Donna Buckley, Trinity Lutheran Church Scholarshipg Ken Nash and David Laurie, Kansas State Football Scholarshipsg and Buck Thompson, Kansas University Football Scholarship. Susan Frantz attended K.U. Lead- ership Day, Neva Brockman and Mary Brittain went to New York City on a church sponsored youth Leadership trip, and Judy Bailey was awarded the D.A.R. good citizenship and Future Homemaker of Tomorrow pins. The seniors finished the year by ordering their an- 28 nouncements, having cap and gown fittings, attending picture sittings, accepting invitation to banquets and teas, clowning their way through Kid Day, having a wonder- ful day at the Junior-Senior Picnic, and listening to the solemn Baccalureate service, all with the lovely Sayon- nara which the juniors offered them at Prom time forc- ing them to remember that everything was beginning to end. And as we pass through the long chain of Oak Leaves, we realize that it is all over now. But with cherished diplomas in our hand, fond memories in our mindis eye, and the strains of our song, Pomp and Cir- cumstance, ringing in our ears, we stand ready for what life has in store for us. We are not afraid of what lies ahead for always and ever the seniors of '59 will be able to face the world with the motto With a Song in Our Hearts, learned from the four happy and fun-filled years they spent at A.H.S. Judy Bailey Secretary A representative group of our Junior Class Juniors 50 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Bennett Gerardy Secretary Sally Mize Vice President Bill Zschoche Treasurer Kay Hosier Class History Looking back on their high school years, the mem- bers of the class of '60 will find many wonderful memo- ries they will never forget. As Freshmen the enrollment of the class was 210. Leading the class as homeroom presidents were: Bill Zschoche, Claudia McQueen, Ranney Mize, Bob Creagor, Sally Mize, Fax Robertson, and Dale Ann Johnson. In Sports, the Freshman football team had 2 wins and 4- losses and 16 boys numeraled. The basketball team had a very successful season of 11 wins and 1 loss. Leading the team on to victory were Barbara Thorning and Dale Ann Johnson. There was a large enrollment in the music department. In Junior Student Council, the officers were: David Mize, president, Pam Mangelsdorf, vice president, Nancy Schletzbaum, treasurer. At the close of the year the annual Junior High-Sports Dance, City of Angels, was held and Sally Mize and Bennett Gerardy were crowned king and queen. At the beginning of the sophomore year 198 were enrolled. The homeroom presidents were: Ranney Mize, Stan Lentz, Bill Zschoche, Dale Ann Johnson, Sally Creenlund, Margaret Eckler, and Fax Robertson. Many athletic minded boys entered in football, basketball, track, and golf. Chosen to back the B Team were Barbara Thorning and Sally Mize. Again many musically inclined students were enrolled in the music department. Eleven girls won awards in girls' A Club and David Mize represented the class as treasurer of Student Coun- cil. There was a large participation in the major and minor clubs. Enrolling for the 1958-59 year were 178 juniors. Homeroom presidents who composed the Steering Com- mittee were: Nancy Schletzbaum, Stan Lentz, Janice Peil, Fax Robertson, Dale Ann Johnson, Ranney Mize, and Lois Search. After an exciting campaign, the Junior Class Officers were elected. They were Bennett Gerardy, president, Bill Zschoche, vice president, Sally Mize, sec- retary, and Kay Hosier, treasurer. This year the class showed exceptionally good school spirit and strong enthusiasm for sports. Many partici- pated in varsity football and 7 boys lettered. The varsity basketball team did especially well, winning the N.E.K.L. championship and fourth in the state. One of our class- mates, Junior Miller, was chosen for the State Tourna- ment all-star team. The class was also represented on the golf, tennis, and track teams. Chosen to lead the A Team to victory were Barbara Thorning, Sally Mize, and Sally Greenlund. B Team cheerleaders were Pam Mangelsdorf and Dale Ann Johnson. Eleven members participated in debate and seven par- ticipated in the Bell Ringers. The annual Junior Class Play, Turn Back the Clock, was presented November 20-21 and was a great success. Barbara Thorning represented the class as Secretary of Student Council and will represent the class at Girls' State. Sally Mize was chosen to reign over the Hi-Y Christmas Dance in a beautifully decorated gym. The Juniors are busily preparing for the Prom and the coming year, hoping to make each a huge success. Sally Mize Secretary , M 7 W 2 , , , ,MM , . -hr' ,, mfs: 'Q' f ,g ' N ,fzN,,' A , , Y ff' ' 1 , if S Wm? V s ' -' 74.451 M-P if RFP Qi n , EW f , Ysacf' z . F, U ' kg 'kfeif ,M - FN ' ' J ' ff, , ,, 5 Ar E' , , 9 5 fa. f f 4 17 ,f 1 W5 2: 4 f 45 2 ,ik 42 ,A ff I 1,1 v ,R rf -1- 151 ' if L y 1 Q' W Vi' 1 .f gf Q, V it S' 4 R 3 if E p A f ' z ,Mu W iz ' . 'www 'gig 15 'P Qffusf I 'PV if M. 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Jerry Sowers Barbara Spears Stanley Spinner Barbara Starr Kenneth Steuart Larry Stone Marvin Stone Lois Stull Larry Swann Carolyn Taylor Barbara Teschner Pamela Ann Thomas Cynthia Tilson Sara Townsend Donald Vandrell Rodney Vanflaasbeck Frances VanLiew Eddie Vowels Carolyn Wagner Jeffrey Wainscott Clinton Webb Kathryn Wells Terry Wells Larry Wilson Ruth Wilson John Willis Gwynne Winklepeck Gary Wohlgemuth Sharon Miller John Wisnewski QIIXADIIIHDII 5551133 Yulllmlllllil ,o .915 Ill0lulllI!vll YYQUIYIX Y 's W7 ob lx N Jill! llfill X v f,f f7 ff 1 :J3lQ-Sa nw Q- Q ' - Q ' 0 ' ' il . 4, - -0 .V - L sl , o g ',' H I' H' 1, , '- 4 'K Eli... 'E ' ' 1, A I. x ik. ox. Q . .u x LFS x ff ' E5 U- o Q 1 AAL ' ' -Q .sg r .9gf1 V:- N , Sx 0 J' S 5 Xxx X 4 , , QS -3 gf d I 'g X K Y 4' 1 S J j ,ffl , ' Gram - 'Pi f , 5 1 Q15 Vi Activities Q1 ' , iv, fi! ' Through ff X' I ii' 4- J ' - S199 1 the School Year f 9 1 1 If 1 5 Q-0 8 Wav Z ,g 9- 15- 1 +3 X fn Wt U U Li. I 'Z' ,mdlwn-M I is ' 5 .1 ., 1 f 'fav '56 f u 1 7 fn Y I ml W Isf 1 -. 'M ' P' l 3 Q3 I W E 6 in-1 n' I , Q ff ?,+afiJf '2-9 , - 4 M . ig 3 ,W fi, if . N a A Q7 4 SCIPQXCIF Kill? The Mu-Nu Svielicw- filulm of A.H.S. was formed two years ago. In further the interest of svienee. ln ad- dition to the regular Wed- nesday' at-tiyities of the Club we made several field trips to points of interest in the surrounding area. Also. a trip was made In Kansas City lu the Sei:-nee Academy and we received an 'Lexeellentw award for a project. 5 Y 5 JLNIUH HIGH IDR.-XXlfX'liIC5 lil.l'l3 During the svhool year of 1935!-50. the me lmers of the Junior High Drama Club worked on pronuneiation. enum-iation. and the gen- eral improyement of their speerh hahits. 'lihey' read sexe-ral tlm-1--at-t plays and prepared a one- aet play fur presentation. 58 AQKAIKILWI CLUB The members of the Aquarium Cluh are in- terested in the study' of tropival fish. Most of the memhers haye aquariums of their own. Sometimes if two members wish they hring fish to eluh for the purpose of breeding. Lisu- ally within a week or two they are the proud owners of a sc-hool of fish. The purpose of the Aquarium Cluh is to further the interest of the club members in tropieal fish. This year the eluh has been in- terested in guppies mostly. In the second quarter of the school we reeeiyed some prize guppies. The parents of these guppies were of a very' high hreed. SPANISH CLUB We made our pens which are Red and Gold. and each week we had a different country to give reports on in which we learned a lot ahout the countries. We also attended the Nelson Art Gallery on March 24. 1959: we saw the Spanish cathedral and many other interesting things. Wwe attended Los Ceriantes Day at Lawrence. Kansas. on April 25. We also helped plan the Spanish Language Banquet. Through the year we have attended many meet- ings. and have had lots of fun. We learned quite a hit about the Spanish way of doing things. We have enjoyed this year very much under the leadership and guidance of Mr. Rex Schwein. DRAMA CLLWB During the 1953-1959 school year the Drama Club presented as their numher one production a melo- drama. 'LCurses, the Villain Is Foiledlv or UHeans and Flowers. This production was presented at a combined assembly on April 3, 1959, in the Auditoriwn. Other projects undertaken during this school year were of lesser importance and un- dertaken for their educa- tional properties for the club. Q , ,af tx uv SENIOR GYMNASTICS CLUB The Senior High Gymnastics C l u b meets each week throughout the school year. They provided the half- time entertainment Lygf I for HA team bas- Ag... l kethall games. They represented A.H.S. as a yarsity Gym- N nastics team in two W, ' ' SENIOR Ill-Y The Senior Ili-Y conducted many worth- while projects during the 1953-59 school year. The first major project was the traditional Thanksgiving llay assembly program. This was followed in December by the Christmas Dance which is always a highlight of the win- ter season. In the Spring the Ili-Y gained county-wide recognition in sponsoring a move to beautify the business district of the city by providing new trash receptacles. The Club also sent nine boys to the Nlodel Legislature at Topeka. 60 BOYS' CLLB The Senior High Boys' Club major ac- complishments were mainly in contributing services to the school which are listed below. 1. A trophy rplaquel was purchased to be giyen to the school on which the track records are to be inscribed. listing each indiyidual event with the year he set the record and the distance and time of the event. Furnished money to help pay the expenses for chartering a bus to the State Basket- ball tournament. 3. Arranged the transportation for the queen candidates for the Homecoming Parade and coronation. and furnished flowers for all candidates for queen. gymnastic meets this year. placing 2nd in the triangular meet with Lawrence and Highland Park: and placing 5th in the State Gymnastics meet with Lawrence, Wichita East, High- land P a r k, Wiyan- dotte. and m a n y others. SENIOR GIRLS' CLLB The past year ha- been u wry hu-y year for the Senior Girl-' fllub. We -tarte-d our year off with our annual play day. thc theme being Broadway Reiiewf' Janice Peil war the chairman. Sally Crecnlund was in charge of the modern dancv' ae-vinbly with the theme. Holiday. and the modern dance clinic. On our hoard. al-o. thi- year were Ijonna Buckley. bowling: Sally lligh- fill. baeketball nianager: Lynn Burnningl. volleyball and tamburella manager: Nancy Burdette. individual Qportx nianauer: Nancy Schletzbaum. softball and archeri manage,-rg Connie Ellyson. tumbling. and trampoline manager. Among our other actixitief this yt-ar were popcorn ftandf at tht- football and basketball gains-e. and Stud:-nt dirt-1-torics and pencils with football and basketball schedules on them. There were algo 36 girls to win awards this year. The club was led this year by Mary Brittian. preeidvnt: Judy Bailey. vice prcridvntg Sharon Vande-loo, st-cn-taryg Barbara Thorning, treafurt-r. Sli-5 .lvun Houwliolcler and Mir: Franr-if Hc- Corkill were our sponsors. ,l, ' Q THE INTRAMLRAL CLUB The lntramural Club met one morn- ing each week throughout the year. It planned the boys, intramural program for the year. set up the rules that governed each sport and ruled on any protests or special situation. The club sponsored the half-time entertainment for one of the HA -teani basketball games this year. lntramural activities sponsored by this year's club for all six grades are: Touch Football, Horse- shoes. Basketball. Vollcxball and Bowl- ing. 'D The P1511-59 Distributive lffl- uratinn Club has hail a ve-ry sum-1-essful year. uncler the leafl- ership uf our Sponsor. We attenclerl the State Cun- ventiun at Emporia. where we C u rn p e t e cl in Cuntests. We learnefl a number of important things. We were sueveisful in bringing home a number of auarcls. Vive tnuk a trip to Sears S Roebuck Store in Kansas City. Missnuri. where we rec-eiverl valuable information in regard to retailing. Ol7l lfili l'R5iffTlCl'f CLLYB ilihf' annual l3,l'fff.K. Cnnxen- tinn wax fine ul the biffneit wr' --, . - tixitie- ul the- lflusinesS Ffluva- lltttl f.lub tlnx year. W e brnught hnnie' nur Nllilff' nf awarflf. gXnntlier big avtivity' nf the club mia the lirnplnyer-Env plnyee- liilllflllvl he-lvl at ililinrnp- will li:-ftaurant nn :Xpril 27. The nn-rnlwrs nf the HE. Club anrl their r-rinvlnwi'f. alnnu' with the lTlf'IIllH'fS nf lkl. Ulu. anfl their r-rinvlnu-r-. attenflerl the fwfaslnri. Ihr- rpm-alxer was Xlr. Nlax Stall-up uf l. a xx r 1- n 1' f-. Kan-af. :X fit-lil trip una talu-n In xiwit ilu- :nailing cle-partrnent nf thf- fiHHlIIl4'I'4'4' -iw:-ptziiifw fin, l'iXf'I'l1lll4' has 1-njnyf-fl being a nn-nilwr unmler thi- leamlersliip of Nh. ll. f.. l'alni4-r. N 's V -1' e- H .fe ri' cluatrx Club. fpnnsnrecl bx Nlr. L , 'L 8I'llXI'llt'S. Ihr- thin-f prnje-rt of nur rlub wax lu print an4l -f-ll plwiuiariia lu all nl nur lvaslwt- ball anfl lnntlvall gain:-s. ln lw-bruury nz- lnnk part in thr- l3,l'..l,.lx. l.-nixe-ritinri at lllll- pnriu. unfl lnrnuulit hnnir- nur sliarw' ul uxxauls, Ihr- rlub alan tnnk a tnur thrnuuh ilu- f.llx Nutlnnal llanlx. When ue- swre- lV.A. .. wtuf un: HINIIIAQIIIVI' we IHXllt'4l tm' irixlirxiriw- 2lil Ill4 tn tallx tn ux. Ihr- l.niplmvi'-l'.riiplmw' llamnie-t brnuulit this in-aria ar-- lixilivw lu ll vlww. x,f x MEDICAL CAREERS CLER The Medical Careers Club was organized this year by the former Future Nurses Club to include all students interested in any field of the medical profession. The first activity of the group was a trip to St. Lukeis Hospital and the Inde- pendence Sanitorium schools of nursing in Kansas City. In Klart-h we traveled to Topeka to v isit Stormont-Vail Hospital and the Nlinningers Founda- tion. The club has had guest speakers throughout the year. The club presented a Christmas basket to an elderly lady. folded Tuberculosis seals. and sold tickets for the Auxiliary Follies. j .ttll FUTURE TEACHERS We have affiliated with the Kansas State Teachers Associa- tion: thereby receiving their monthly magazines and mem- bership rights to attend conven- tions. During the year we wrote a club constitution and had it filed with the state de- partment. Each member had a project notebook for the field of teaching in which she was interested. The honor member of the year, highest recognition given a club member. was chosen on the basis of scholar- ship work in the club and proj- ect notebook. Donna Buckley received the honor. Wie had a most enjoyable year and hope the club mem- bership continues to grow. JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Janice Anslinger led the junior High Pep Club for ,58-'59 school year as presi- dent. Vicky F a st was the vice presi- dentg Carolyn Wort- man, secretary, and ArleneChartier, treasurer. The cheerleaders in- cluded the follow- ing: Marilyn Mc- Lenon, Lois Hawk, Diana Merritt, Joyce McLaughlin, Lou Brown, and Sharon Chambers. RECREATION READING CLLB Through reading, reviewing. and sharing books. the Recreational Reading Club has per- petuated the growing habit of using reading as a source of understanding and enjoyment. as a means of companionship. and as a tool for sharing one's thinking and conduct. 64 415 ,. mu.. DANCE CLLB The Dance Club was organized for the stu- dents to participate in learning the fundamental basic dances. Members of the Junior High Pep Club attended the junior high basket- ball and football g a m e s, and spon- sored a concession stand for the bas- ketball tournament. Atchison was repre- sented at one out-of- town game. Kenneth 6'Ducky W a l k e r and Lois Hawk were crowned king a n d queen of the Junior High Sports Dance, Lonesome Town. The dance was held April 4, in the Roosevelt gym. 7! X! f lb-. The Junior High Gymnastics Club, consisting of 55 boys, met once each week throughout the year. They put on a halftime dem- onstration at one of the HA team bas- ketball games. They also held a Junior High Gymnastics Meet on a Saturday afternoon for all .lunior High boys. Ribbons were awarded to the win- ners of the first, second and third places. The first and second place winners of the 8 cvs-nts were also awarded a trip to Lawrence. J Ulm' StQffH11s1'f.x' Wvllfkllllg' in Im 0111 ffm S1 'fl oo! PC1110 1' ! -ae' -tv W M A. lfll Il ' fQ f.i,- ' :ff ' , ' ,Q ,ahh ' ix. ln Iii' if 1 4, QQ X 5 P1 xl SENIOR HIGH STIIJENT COINCIL .IIQNIOR HIGH STKDENT COUNCIL The main project this year waS the collection of food for several needy families during the Christmas season. They also Set up rules for the class campaigns and elections. I 6TuDeN-r COUNCIL. I rteen ' 1 F - ' 'L '. fur X- 'iv 't sa '- 'L - a AN. Xtrhison wae repre-eritwl at N'Xf'll tournamentf. Vive team- partir-ipated in thi- Wiailiingtoii tournament: four at 5alina anfl Topeka: William Chrilt- man. Ft. joseph NtJXiI,'t', anfl Olathe Xovir-1' with two teams 1-avh: and Lniporia with two four-wpealxer teams. I'iI'1'tl Kauflelcl anrl llanney Nlize at- temlwl the State N.If.L. tournament and one four-speaker team participated in the lliftrict tournament. Ftan Lentz and Daxicl Nlize won the first place 'rophy at the Olathe Nwiree tourna- ment. During the first week of IM-eniher a praelive clehate was lwlrl with Platte City llelrators at fltvliison. .X week later Platte City returned the favor. if Y N71 ,N The Latin Club consists of all the memhere of the Latin I class. The of- ficers of the club are as follows: George Shock. president: Margaret Eckler, vice president: Doris Ftillinge. secre- tary: anfl Butvh Hall. treasurer. The projer-t of thi- Latin Clulr at this time eentc-rs arouncl the Language Banquet tu he held Saturday Night, May 9. The program of the eluh is to he a slave aut-tion. The teacher and sponsor of our vlulr i- Nlrs. Buelxley. aww D J 4 Sports Y X I ,F 'Fx wi! GM S Q , Q ll! J 'Q J 'U u :U WI: X I i f f fi! ,Av ,,...1N---J-,,,,y Lfvvif JVVNA' N LX Q Qxm I K ' X 'ax fd X QF ' ,Jog Q f 4 -- 1. '- Q -Q.: 'JVC ' -f 7' 5 ! M If ., f 1 1, 94,0411 X, ' C 'Q 43:77 '9 N Vf h Af A X Xxx X K' X X , X f 1 r - lr : f yy Q - ' 4, X Z j 4 ' VJ ff f 1 fl A f H omeeomln ig NEX A BROCKNI-XX Uur 'C Xttendant L KN FRXNTZ d nt Marg Brzttazn . r V Cpg C'-fi 9 5 goo 'I' f7u C 0,55 l xl gi S nd' xg 0 0 Queen :O MARILYN HOECKER Attendant JULIE SIKLDER Attendant M ,.f f - E51 s M ,. 13 F ff fit' A is Qs 2 Cdl 7 'S 'Q gn qi 9 f , 4 I 1 .. 3 V , V B 57.9 V , 'V 'Q 1: 4-nw ,,,, , a 55.9-Y in in Varsity Football - A Ze ' Y F1 -.,- .. ..,e, sf- ,, . f 1 -- W f f f iitt 1 wh' qv -gtk . ., 'ks' .4 F1 x t Z .3 5 v , A .L , xv 'H' - I if lr- . ' ,ff 4 gf' 'A 5-mn i .v Kb 45 K V ,yugo : ,. C V Wvhat a year the Redmen had on the gridirong this is the only way the 1958 football season can be justly described. The Redmen in their first game scalped the Fall City Tigers 25-0. The Atchison defense was exceptionally sharp and limited the Tigers to 113 yards rushing and 70 yards passing, while the Redmen were able to rack-up 203 yards rushing and 4-6 yards passing. One of the most outstanding defensive plays of the night was executed during the fourth quarter. Phil Pickerell deflected a passed ball into the hands of Buck Thompson. Buck then chugged 40 yards for the T.D. September 26, was the only Friday Atchison's Redmen did not bring home a victoryg as they were downed by the Lawrence Lions 20-14 at Lawrence. The first half of the game was all Lawrence: however, they were only able to score on T.D. and the P.A.T. The second half had a different toneg as the Redmen were able to pull away and held a 14-7 lead with only four minutes remaining. The Lions took advantage of two Redmen errors shortly after: and were able to pull away with a 20-14 victory. Nobody can describe the tenseness and anxiety of the AHS fans and players during that gameg and no doubt this yearis senior class will never forget it. Bouncing back from the only defeat of the season the Redmen downed the Central Indians of St. Joseph 27-12 at St. Joseph. Coming from behind the Redmen provided a thrilling 20-6 homecoming victory over the Highland Park Scotties on October 10. The first half ended with the Scotties ahead 6-0g however, the Redmen were able to roll to victory. Enjoying their home stay the Redmen continued to be victorious. as they dumped the Ottawa Cyclones 27-0. The Atchison Rednien downed a new foe in the form of the Turner Bears from Kansas City. Kansas. the next Friday night in their last home game. Traveling the next week the Redmen gained second place in the N.E.K.L. by scalping the Leavenworth Pioneers 26-6. The victory was definitely the best team effort of the season. The liedinen wanting to end the season in a win- ning fashion, scalped the Seamen Vikings 42-6. ?.,f7,.f 52c154.s-78-fs? if-16 180-E as Varsity Basketball 2,8 FS-N A15 Breaking every available record, Atchisonis Redmen claimed fourth in State, the N.E.K.L., and the Region's tourna- ment trophies. The season started with the usual Hiawatha game: the Redmen took them in style, coming up with a 56-31 victory. The Redmen lost their only regular season tilt 54-34, to a hot Ward team of Kansas City. However, they quickly recovered and downed Seaman, 56-39, Ottawa 55-42, and Wichita Kapaun, 45-42 in a real thriller. These visitors gave the Redmen a 4-1 record going in the Christmas tournament. The Redmen extended their win- ning streak to 5 hy downing the Seaman Vikings 49-4-2, and then the Washington Vvildcats 31-25, and walked away with the first place trophy. winning Atchisonis first Christmas home tournament in 4 years. In the first game of the New Year, the Redmen continued to be on the rampageg as they downed Hiawatha. 39-29, to gain their second victory of the season over the Indians. Lawrence fell next, 41-35: Leavenworth, 50-41, and finally Highland Park, 52-28, as the Redmen extended their winning streak to 9 and waltzed away with 4 victories against no defeats in the first round of N.E.K.L. action. Next we downed Ward, 55-53. The Cyclones proved to be the only team to heat the Redmen in regular season playg however, the score was evened. The Redmen played Ottawa, came out in front to win 49-23. Seamen 45-35, extending their record to 5-0 and their winning streak to 12. The next two games were big ones for the Redmen: as they determined the N.E.K.L. Championship. Atchisoifs basket- teer's proved up to it though, as they dumped Lawrence, -I-5-37. and Leavenworth, 82-72. These victories left only Wichita Kapaun and Highland Park to deal with. Winning the Witfhita game by Butch Downing sinking free throws in a sudden-death overtime 42-40: the Redmen tied the old record for consecutive wins set by the 1954 N.E.K.L. winning team at 15 with this victory. AtClliSOll7S last game of the regular season proved to be quite a thriller, even though the score of 51-34 over Highland Park does not indicate it. After finishing the season with a perfect con- ference record and a 16-game winning streak, the Redmen set their sights on the Regionals. The first game pitted the Redmen against the Hayden Wildcatsg who fell to the tune of 53-40. The next game, for the Championship, proved to he the most thrilling game of the season: as the Redmen downed their old foe. Lawrence. 37-35. By doing this the Redmen established another record: as they were the first team in .-Xtr'hison's Class 1:3533 lvasketlinall history to do this. The Redmen then marched on to State where they defeated Junction City 11-37: and gained a position in the semifinals. The game played on Friday the thirteenth proved to he the Redmens doom. as they were dumped hy the Sumner Spartans 50-62. There were many individual honors as well as new records set and old records hroken. We should all be yery proud of this yearls history-making team. VARSITY RECORD Atchison 011110719711 Alclzison Opponent 56 Hiawatha Y-Y'YY 'YY' 7 31 Regional Tournament 3-L Ward QK. CJ , .. . 5-1 56 Seaman lTopekal 7 30 53 Hayden 4Q 55 Ottawa , , . 42 37 Lawrence 30 45 Wichita Kapaun ,,,,,,, ,e,,,,, , 42 49 Seaman ,,,t,,,,..t,,t,t ,L . 42 33 i State Tournament 41 Lawrence . ,, 35 55 Junction City . 50 50 Leavenworth , 41 50 Sumner , 50 Park ,,,,,, . , ,,,,, Pargtjng 55 Ward ,t.tttt,ttt,t, .7 ,,,,,t,, 53 -19 Ottawa H 23 45 Seaman . 7 , 35 45 Lawrence H ,, . , 39 82 Leavenworth .,,t, ,..,,..t 72 42 Wichita Kapaun ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 O 58 Highland Park ,t,,,, ,,,,, , 34 B TEAM on II-I4 II XLR II. 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F ,L ,Q t d 5 the night hz-fur:-Y The lust vlmncc to he kids again! ,X numln-r uf tire-d kiddies, but fun was had hy ull. Prom Night MANY long hours were spent preparing for one of our biggest events of the year. H321 f!bL53 ' T115 The Prom was enjoyed by the teachers as well as the students. 'rw- Z 'S ,1 5. u Dancing to the music of Dutch Y0ung's Orchestra was part of the wonderful evening. yi.. Q , A ,Apr 'K P , ,vu Mitre' serious thoughts were hrought into the minds 'l'ht- Glory nf Lixingf' was l'XItft,'5S1'll hy nur spuukt-r, thc Rev. of our students pertaining to their future plans. C, P.Dukcl0w. With Buvraluurf-atc over tht- school your draws closer to the end. W N Ste-px ntwttrd thc- future. k C li Junior-Senior Picnic Refreshments and activities were enjoyed by all juniors and seniors 5 By A , fi? f 52'-. . TQ if J ,Y I T W :J I KA 1 li i , , , , an -249i flak.,-wg, .g K , ,. 'sn gm fi 'Sf , ,X Q 31 gli. ..4IF,,4l',J I .. V A A .vi ' 4? 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