Atwood High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Atwood, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1951 volume:

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A if ef :1 EV' ,tp sy ,f..,,... 1 V, gl ? .A we CHARLES POLK BERNARD EHRLICH KEITH SANDERS RAYMOND STEWART Football Band Agriculture Resigned 2 x v I Z E149 1-' - 5 -T:-'xx , -ff ,a-Rf' 5' 'n 'f gi f g ig1E 3 Q 'rwkfi 'S Xx x-Q-gmiav ln! W .--4 xf 'Q ,Tl fg . I 1 3 5 X 'if ff, ,,?,5 Sf. .245 'rf , I ,s e gf Harlan Nietfeld Gleneva Argabrignt ' 5 'i my PRESIDENT SECRETARY E ' Mr, Lgomis Mrs. Davison Sponson sPoNsoR L. to R.: I. Samson, M. Anderson, R. Peterson, I. Hoxsey, T. Graves, B. Reardon, H.Kelrns, K. Holthus, H.Nietfe1d, G. Argabright, J. Rupe, C. Ed- wards, B. Raber, M. Heesterman, D. Brown, C. Henderson, N. Bearley, and F. Schroeder. , g ll ' V , ' J .V J 5. ?xCA.134?Q14,mx E l . li The student council gli lf MQ' is composed of a ,V v ,qu . president and ' I f Q'jg'ef7.: secretary f ' ' ' ,Q elected each PM-'DON SALES f 0 year previous by 06, the entire student body and the rest are elected from 4? each class and organization. The sponsors for this V year were Mr. Loomis and Mrs. Davison. The student cy council has been very active this year in sponsoring many f 69 high school activities. The snapshots show the student OO council eating lunch in a body as they do every second Mon- S day and fourth Tuesday, their regular meeting dates. 'l'he other ,. 4? shot is of members on the ribbon sales committee selling ACHS ,GQ ribbons :ln the halls at noon. oo i 1 a J 1 l A R 1 1 Office Secretary, Mrs. Simmons at the P.A. I' I 4 'SW' .-.A-v K K --'. , Z M- 'Q , ,-3 4 Qc , W V ,H Tom Morton, janitor, putting: up the flag in front of the school building. Cafeteria workers at noon. Cafeteria Cooks, Mrs. Toth and Mrs. Morton, working in the kitchen. :Kyiv J X Rue McKnight, janitor, sweeping in the front hall. gif.: Z' Fr.. .-. E i 2 59 ilu 'P' M, iw , ,gr H., ,.,. fy J .f fw- A, .- , , w,. 5 U 9 . -3. 1 ?a ,, Q N1 pu, .YM N fi A -:PS Q. YV' 1. an -ff nl. . 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STUDENT COUNCIL Q E ! 1 E . . 1 3 u ! 3 e BERNADINE REARDON Simplicity is the background of good taste . ' ' 5 5 I. D. Most The way to fight a woman is with your hatg grab it and run. BUDDY BOWLES Who has any more fun inthe world than I do. 5 LEORA DOMSCH NORMA BEARLEY The more I see of Any girl can look dogsthe less I think of glamorous. men. 7 7 ERNEST WICKE RITA PETERSON When we are flgt on If fame is only to C0me our backs there is no after death, I am in no other way to look than hurry for it. up.n VERNA SIS Happiness sneaks in through a door you didn't know you left open. HOWARD KEIR.NS A good lather is half the shave. VIRGIL BAUMFALK ALTA CHASTAIN Women are like Heaven will protect socks, you have to the working girls. change reg'ul2l'lY- GLE NEVA ARGABRIGHT A woman's tongue is a sword and she never lets it rust. GEORGIA ROOTS She has a nice sense of rumor. NORMA DIRKS HARVEY WRIGHT Wise women say Hallelujah, I'm a nothing in dangerous bum. times. FLOYD TRAIL No women is better than two. i 5 1 1 E f J i 5 E I E 2 a 5 I i 2 5 F i 4 P x i 5 I RAYMOND VERBLE Every absurdity has a champion to defend it. JEAN SIMMINGER Women are not the only thing in life. CAROL SHERMAN A woman. like a cross eyed man, looks one way,butgoesanother. JEAN VAP JIMMY SHARPE I have no use for a Much outcry, little man. outcome. VIVIAN CHLEBOARD SHIRLEY VERSCH A little work, a little Women and elephants sleep, a little love, and never forgetaninjuryj' its all over.'l' TERESA DOZBABA Women are entitled to life, liberty, and pur- suit of man. 1 3 3 Q 3 3 5 2 1 Q i I 1 5 LOUELLA REEH The best throw with the dice, is to throw them away. .Gui vm-.fy MARY ANN FOCKE ROSE MARIE BROWN Happiness is no Never trust the ad- MARVIN HESTERMAN When I got through with him, he was all covered wit' blood-- my blood. Laughing matter. vice of a man in difficulties 51 A MRS. YAGER Cogito, ergo, sum. I think, therefore I exist. 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Dirks, K. Leicklyter, K. Leltner. First: D. Argabrlght, W. LaDuke, B. Harwerth, I. Verble, R. Pember- ton, F. Versch, G. LaDuke, F. Shroeder, D. Blume, B. Franklin. The team won their opener against: Oakley to the tune of 7 to 6. The line played an outstanding game and saved the day when guards and tackles all rushed the converter to block the kick. The next two were not so good for the moral of the team or the coaches. Norton's inspired team played abrllllant game in their new stadium which was dedicated the night the Buffs were over- powered by the Blue Jays 26 to 0. The next one overshadowed even Nortons game as the League Champions, Colby, wolloped the Buffs 39 to 0. The Buffs played a hard game but were simply outpowered by the Eagles. Back in the winning column once again, Atwood beat the p f. Hoxle Indians on the ACHS gridiron. This was a lot harder game than the 14 to 0 A, v score indicated and once more the morale was high at Atwood. On October 27, 1 , the team journeyed 77 miles to defeat the Almena Coyotes 6 to 0. And then came a blg game for the Buffs as they were to meet the Oberlin Red Devils which hadn't been defeated by Atwood since 1939. But as the game ended Oberlin was de- feated by the score of 7 to 6. The next two games left Atwood on the short side a Goodland brought Atwood's winning streak to a close when the inspired Cowboys scored four touchdowns to Atwood's one. During the Annual Turkey Day game g K with St. Francis, who ranked among the top ten teams ln the state, Atwood played a brilliant first half p ball game with Sainty scoring one lone touchdown before the half. The second half saw At- wood's resources running out. The Indians took to a scoring rampage and the game wound up 33 to 0 intheir favor. Whenthe season closed Atwood came out with a 5th stand- ing in the league. Q'-w f ' - I ! Q Q ! . , 5 5 . F s s i 3 9 E 4 E 1 i I 3 s 1 i 5 s w I i S 1 s Z 4 I 1 4 a.Jwtf3a.26 G2 , Q I ,Q Third: CoachSimmons, D. Dirks, G. Hale, B. Heaton, K. Leitner, L. Samson, I. Hamill, G. McCain, C. Cloe, D. McMillan, K. Licklyter, D. Argabright. Second: I. Anderson, S. Reeves, I. Verble, W. LaDuke, F. Chvatal, R. Michel, F. V sh, C. Hoxsey, K. Most, Coach Polk. First: B. Brown, B. Beangard, D. Kissel, R. Verble, J. Most, H. Keirns, H. Bearley. The basketball season of 1950-51 turned out to be rather a bad seasonfor Coach Simmons and the ACHS fellows. The season started off with a bang with the Atwood Buffs defeating the Bird City Cardinals 32 - 29. The Buffs then traveled to St. Francis and were de- ..- - so shoh hhihl M. ... M 1 feated 51 - as wus sm-:mg mm me if losing column. The Atwood Buffs lost some very close games, but along with , ri the close one's came a few games that Ef f t S t J ' entirely were out of reach of the Atwood ' team. l i 2 U Q9 2 I F .fl M.. 1 K nbg. NA f had ..s, el -nn KEIRNS MOST mx X, , ..'s'y f FIRST TEAM X ' W . N ' o f l S S if , 5 F 3, ' VERBLE U . Qt ' .1 V f .. ' ,Q S. f A 9 KISSEL BEARLEY sb 9 Y I ? E 3 E . 2 1 E 1 1 x .fx f9S'L'l ,, 1 ,-, 5 : ,- , ., gf- , - I J.: 'QS' aiiesismai. fe- ,V 1- an fe:Hf e3f'P iw' 4 5 ' Second Row: H. Wright, M. Green, L. Morgan, L. Hornlek, L. Mann, V. Baumfalk, H. Taylor. First Row: T. Graves, F. Schroeder, R. Pemberton, I. Morgan, D. Blume, I. Beal, G. LaDuke. These wrestlers ended their match season with three wins and eight loses. Considering the number out they had a more victorious season than years preceeding. The four top scoring men were Lyle Mann losing one, Howard Taylor losing two, Fulgence Schroeder losing two and Virgil Baumfalk losing one after coming out when the season had begun. In the League Tournament, Atwood placed three men, Howard Taylor, Fulgence Schroeder, and Lyle Mann. At the Regional Tournament five men placed, Howard Taylor, Lyle Mann, Fulgence Sclu-oeder, Merlin Green, and Leroy Hornlek. Much of Atwood's successful season goes to Mr. McClellan, coach of the AC grapplers for his second year. VA f 1 by 5 '.... , A C sowzmn TAYLOR eg gs. AND f SE LYLE MANN ji. - h STATE CHAMPIONS ,K , L 5 LNG, : , D . 5 4 5 s a F a S 1 S x I 4 2 9 1 5 3 Z i I a 3 1 E i E x 5 I 3 a I 1 . 5 i S I ,Shade -1--an-5. 'lt' ?l Harvey Wright Kelrns, Pancake, throws the discs. and Brown run the long races for ACHS Third: R. Michel, C. C1.oe, L. Samson, J. Hamill, G. McCain, B. Beamgard D. McMillan, D. Blume, K. Llcklyter, Coach Simmons. Second: C. Vap, W. La- Duke, E. Labuke, I. Ruda, H. Wright, B. Brown, L. Morgan, K. Leltner I. Verbes. First: L. Luedders, I. Cloe, I. Most, H. Kelrns, W. Pancake L. Mann, H. Taylor. There was no record of the 1951 track team at the time the annual went to pres . This will be Mr. Simmons' first year of coaching track in AC , and he is looking forward to a successful track season. Howard Lee Keirns will be the onlyfour year letterman x ,' outfor track this season. The picture of the Q above fellows are the boys who will probably - make up the Buffalo Track Team of 1951., A .1 Warren Pancake, a ACHS track star in racing. 2 4 H Q 2 5 E 1 i E e E 2 E 5 s 5 1 1 Z i 5 1 1 FELLOWS PLAY SHUFFEJL. BOARD SOPHOMORE GIRLS VOLLEY BALL TEAM PING PONG CHAMPION JUNIOR BOYS VOLLEY BALL TEAM i 3 3 E S . 1 4 1 2 Q 5 , U 5 a 2 ! 5 5 5 5 9 I : 1 5 5 ! 4 s 3 1 E . s s 5 i 3 2 9 1 5 l E I F , A K ,q . -, .VH M., - Q a A 1 J1'.7u-9 -nn' . nf -i L '7 an L +1 1 , W. J 1. 2 H: L ff + K 4 4 . , M 1 X g M , fi , X , , ff vf f 4 ' -' , ' IW'-ifl, , K' r K ffS JMX Wlhii 'P-u ll? 9 Cf -HM3 K 1 5 1 M , up fa wk 3 1 1-11 ,Q 4' V ' g' 5 2 '- if ,F lf- ' '1 Llciivli W IJ f i' 5: ' fi- -- W ' , f ri, '-71f,. ff 1:Ef vw M. 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I , A H--F ' -5' x :-:3:iff?'A mgf, 121. ,gym ,, 1 ,, A V uf N ,.,....,.. .4 ..', f 5A '- 1 ' f ,gf ' W .... V -. ., ....,.r.f:L:':...gL 1, , ,,,f Af , - -A H ...Y...,,l.,., - ' f Y- V ' .,.,.. ..,,a:::g::::. ,W wwf 5 E 13 if 1 ll ii, ,g ,JW va izi-Y fl -iii, gr ,Q ' 'gif-f'1 7f fi' . Ak? ii ff: Q24 5 5fffgfA? P. :ff iff 15 ill' 5 -' , -fn-ff-QT fgli.-i f T ,I Ai .,.. K i W I 1 iii Ka A Q9 ff' Ln., I x95 1955 'nw PROM KING AND QUEEN FOOTBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS A new formal evening was intro- duced into ACHS this year by the FHA. A Sweetheart Dance was started this year and will be an annual event sponsored by the FHA. The high light of the evening is the crown- ing of a Queen, elected by those attending the dance. This year Gloria Wicke was the queen and Donna Brown, La Rue Fikan, and Norma Bearley were her attendants. E-Xorg X9 Gleneva Argabright and Howard Lee Keirns were elected king and queen of the senior class for 1950-51 by the senior and junior class of last year. They were crowned at the Junior- Senior Prom by Rosile Andrews and Dick Scoby, king and queen of the pre- vlous year. Evelyn David was chosen 1951 Homecoming Queen by the ACES football squad. Each year the foot- ball fellows elect a queen and two attendants for the Homecoming Fes- tivities. Clarice Gertson and Diane Skolout were the attendants this year. QUEEN OF HEARTS AND ATTENDANTS 1 3 4 S 5 3 5 I Q 1 E 2 5 K 1 . 1 Q 3 i I E 1 1 Are New 'ua u. s. Eight seniors high school Atwood gridiron met the St. Thanksgiving These boys who years for Atwood! lull the credlt THE STMIPEDE Published wgry three weelw during the wllool year ly the ltudslh ul THE ATWOOD COMMUNITY H GH SCHOOL, ATWDOD KANSAQ Editors , .. ,... Sports staff . llwchnnxte Editor aevlirtmental ..,.,.. eporterr, ,... Proof Readers ,. Bvnineu lnnuszermmWWW.,A N Advinor ....,.,,... . .A....., .I e Billie Invited to , -....... B R ' 'WIS music A' 0 'ffxer 464 d .,.?:.'Uovg W' of ' Lee Kiernl. ' 3Clitt Edwsrd' , 0 ummm' A , V iflarvey v' 4 Ein I V mn 'rim HILL , fm- If '65 W ' -Y W- . f::':i::.1mw'-,H ba W - 4unlnrmmm,slnlcslummammammmnwmlulvmilul' .B 5 V' ,eu g 'liybd lb ll. the I yu, ml The coach now hu 5 mg of mr- 00111 ' nm: P Q est X :er tu quench your thirst if you haw 5' Nw and 9. of ' A B THE A- C- H. in lhe tammy, my ' W 6 us A sLoNn is 1-gan? W I 5 'si our Jim Amie C This blond h ' D 'I for t e years an v 5 all ' '- to ew Ve Th' lc ' ink. . flillIllSiillllllllllllllilllllllliillhllllsll -H0128 see l .S - iamw - Elly Buamgard , ' .luwrvlsorsa Q 3 . fa W, N me h Mtly in Acns in the lg, 9 5. J ' is shmmg brig xsgiving Asaem any pin.. ,H Chosen 1 cllwd One ought, ., game ., , .at 10:30. ihr- road with h v1 ' II trio Will hair shining in the I aklltlvfng her loud blue socka lightning. Yes. our school bn ' la' ful night. .fals Las! Four Juniors K 6 .C Xwg xl 0 .-., BUOY' N' 15 Thirty-nine ' mn for of the The .ll r 3.4 ix ,Q 'flll XX SSW. Hvll in: If wnmf. Buffalos Win Fnrsl Game - -Ghrislmas '52-,007 1 Thx- Azxxwfwl .mvlfl husk, lim 2 tczun zu-t XL., '1nz'xux.1lw 'rf I v 1 , City mn- 'lkwsrlzly 511414 .um --.iw Calyx' tlwu, my .,: all LJ 1. 1.11:-v mm lucky 1113193 L S fn-sy mm., nf nh. N .-Hn. unlucky female, ' ,,,. .. Rita Pevermn and Herdum Koriuk .. Edxlor, Clifford Bdwnrdn J D Mont Kelvin Andermn , .,.. Raymond Ven-ble, Vu-gil Baumfalk and Lyle Inn . ,.... ..,.., . ,,.,..n f vc-mn sm cnrfma mmm Rita Pewanon Berdsn I-lorinek Terean Dozbaba Glen nm, do Ll X u L1 R 13 Mwoodr Sludenl FF 'VIAI not followe Consequer ' Mn W and other R7 Dogpabch, A.C.vn-v 'YS I Seniors Dirks. I llulthu IN letfel Panca Packa Sophoms I oumi Arfzah M 4 H113 Kcirns Rvarlll Wicke A nl'lI'0 Latimv ouasun UIIBML . ... rs! League Game lo Norton Soonnd KAI. least two As and no Slade 4 1 5 5 a 1 E 5 e 1 1 ! 1 E 5 a 1 E R 1 i FOOTBALL CAPTAINS FOOTBALL ffl Third: F. Schroeder, I. Anderson, D. Ankle, D. Blume, J. Beal. Second L. Morgan, H. Taylor, H. Bearley, B. Brown, V. Baumfalk, J. Morgan. First J. Most, H. Keirns, I-I. Wright, R. Verble, C. Edwards, M. Anderson, and L. Mann The A-club is an organization open to all boys who have lettered in any sport in ACHS. This year it consists of 23 members which is a sizeable number for such an orgganlzation. The A-club sponsors several activities every year. This year they sponsored a cake--walk, a mixer, an assembly, and they will sponsor a steak fry later on in the year. The trophy for the intermurals was also sponsored by the A-club for the first time this year. They aided the Athletic Benefit Fund this year by raffling off a tape recorder and phonograph. The officers are President, LaVern Morgang Vice President, Howard Taylor, and Secretary-Treasurer, l3arlQn.BLQElL BASKETBALL TRACK z 5 X 5 Q 5 5 i A 4 1 1 sk. Sixth: W. Loomis, B. Miller, Mrs. Wolfe, P. Henningson, E. Mayfield: Fifth: V. Rummell, L. Trail, D. Wicke, N. Dirks, L. Yoos, D. Brown, C. Cochran, F. Latimer, M. Morton: Fourth: C. Sherman, A. Chastian, B. Worthy, P. Mettler, C. Henderson, L. Davis, J. McCain, P. Pennington: Third: H. Rummel, N. Morgan,C. Gertson, B. Reardon, D. Pexmington, N. Haug, C. Cooper, L. Fikan: Second: L. Andrews, I. Knudson, B. Raber, G. Argabright, G. Roots, P. Ehy, B. Portshy,D. Franklin, J'.Ratc11ffg First: M. Bear1ey,G. Grone,J. Hoxsey, N. Bearley, E. David, M. Andrews, S. Cloe, G. Wancura, P. Cloe, J. Rupe. The Y-Teens appearin a typicalwor- ship service. The officers for this year were Pres., Bernadine Reardon: V. Pres., Delores Franklin: Sec., Evelyn David: Treas. , Janet Knudson. 'I'he Y-Teens have been acom- petent group who began as the Girl Reserves in the old Rawlins High School in the fall of 1921.Miss Ester Cooper was their leader. In 1922 they I were affiliated with the State G-R and in 1946 they, with the other clubs in A 5 America, changed their name to Y-Teens. This year they have maintained high standing as an organ- HRBTMAS ization by sponsor several activities in AC . The District SINGING C TREE Meeting of Y-Teenglgvas held in Atwood this year. Some of the outstanding projects sponsored this year were the Sadie Hawkins Dance, Christmas Caroling, Christmas music in the halls at Christmas time, a Christmas Assembly, a Heart Sister Week, and a Big and Little Sister Program. The Y-Teens have made definite steps of pro- gress this year under the leadership of Mrs. Wolfe, the club sponsor. Scenes from the Sadie Hawkins Dance this year. I x 1 1 i 5 5 5 2 I 1 1 I I I s 4 5 a s , 1 , .VW F H Vjl, X9 V7 fy . I . F J xl-'I-.A 444' Miss Rostocil SPONSOR RE HU EMA all fag gf ggi AMENCA is Fourth: P. Pennington, V. Sis,B. Studer, G.Grone,D.Brown,C.Cooper I Vap, E. Mayfield, L. Yoos. Third: T. Dozbaba, C. Focke, B. Allen, l9.,C1oe D. Pennington, P. Mettler, J. Haug, M. Chvatal, B. Portschy. Second: R. Peter- 2 son, V. Relnert, G. Wancura, I. Robbins, J. McCain, C. Cochran, V. Reuber, M. Eby. First: V. Rummel, B. Worthy, D. Skolout, F. Latimer, C. Gertson, W. Loomis, N. Morgan. The Future Homemakers of America is the National organization of pupils studying homemaking in jxmior and senior high schools. The Atwood chapter was first started in 1945. Homemaking groups have been inexistance since 1938, but the Atwood chapter didn't become a national chartered club lmtil 1945. The highlights of the year were FHA week, Initiation of members, the State meeting, FHA assembly, and the Sweetheart Dance. The Atwood chapter is very active in all school activities along with district and state activities, also. Rita Peterson served as state vice president this year, the first state officer from At- wood, and Fawna Latimer was District VII treasurer. The officers in the local chapter were president, Fawna, vice president, Diane, secretary, Carleeng and treasurer, Clarice. Rita Peterson STATE VICE PRESIDENT SWEETHEART DANCE Q 5 5 I ! 5 2 if I A q 1 S 9 3 5 1 3 s E I . 4 E Q Qt? qw F F +1 QWQX 5 fix ' L A V W - M4 J The Future Farmers of America is a prominent organization of n F AC . It now has members. It is composed of farmboysand will help to make better farmers of them. f' , ,A , 1 , 'B wif sf Gerald Hue ssman PRESIDENT x fy Mr. Stewart has been advisor of the FFA for 45 years, and has left to finish school. WORKING IN SHOP E 5 I ! 5 l 2 A 5 . 5 5 i E 5 ! 5 5 I i 2 5 5 HND f 'I Q s v' 4659 ' , 4 4 4 yfgsw ef ef ve' Mr. Enrueh og- W eeooovzye- nmzcron e- ebb' j' 'o f9 9Q e 39 ' fe 049'Q,es? Y? J as 33' XP' 4' J? S' 650408906494-3' 6'9'5. 4' Q v 'NQXO' 5 19, Ge 4? C, e an s o jy49q 'rn b d ha f rty n G'v'Q q,- , mbe une dey' Q'4p'Ni-59' y:ea:mTlT: is argreatly V' qS'y'4443' bf increased number from ' +04 vw. -0, last year. The band played 9' dsc 4 is' 469' Q qv at the football games and a pep 9 p nys as e 0 6' -Z-' 59 . been 1 at me b k :ben 6' C19o9o9'V:P4o5y games. Mr. Ehrlichhas workedvery ef' G94 4'e'j weutemeke the been this year one of 99' 04,39 yvog-'90 the best Atwoodhas had for many years 40490. 95,9 4- The student directors for this year are ' . , Q Bernadine Reardon and Erwin Leudders Q- xfw-' The student directors are chosen for their 944, +549 abuifym keep time re music and men- quality of QQ, Y5, 0494? music. 9' , ci I r,ene 35 . r Erwin Leudders STUDENT DIRECTOR S Bernadine Reardon STUDENT DIRECTOR J my 7 x':.fL ., Q ,nf M 1 5 5 I l i A 8 S x zf I E 3-g A. get 2 ff Gage Clubsx' 3583 1 B Third: J. Sharp, J.Verb1e, I. Peterson,D. Fikan, B. Beamguard, .T . Hamill, L. Samson, old G. McCain, M. Barnhart, C. Cloe, M. Hesterman, W. Brown, F. Trail, D. McMillan, S G. Labuke, I. Cloe, K. Licklyter,E. Wicke. Second: D. Argabright, J. Sramek, G. Hale, H. Bearley, B. Brown, D. Kissel, E.. Luedders, L. Morgan, L. Luedders, D. Castens, D. Heble,R. Michel,W. LaDuke, R. Sfls. First: T. Graves,K. Most, S. Reeves, I. Most, L. Keirns, H. Nietfeld, C. Edwards, W. Pancake, L. Horinek, K. Leitner, I. Morgan, D. Argabright. B. Horinek, C. Hoxsey. Pianist: I. Slmminger. Every Tuesday and Thursday of the week boys glee club meet for their bi- weekly practice. The forty-seven boys enrolled have contributed their ser- vicesto make the ACHS boys glee club one of the best in the league. Jean Simmlnger played the piano and Mrs. Ehrlich coached the boys in pre- paration for the music clinlc held here. Officers elected for the year were Cliff Edwards, President: Howard Kelrns, Vice-President: Leroy Hoinek, Secretary-Treasurer, and Marvin Hesterman, Student Council representative. The girls glee club has been very active in ACHS this year being prominent in the music clinic held here in December. They have appeared several timesin programs such as the Christmas program. Sixty are enrolled in the club and officers were elected during 1 the second week of school. Mrs. Ehrlich DIRECTOR fhirdr M. Pochop, P. Eby, B. P01-teeny, M. Packard, J. Knudson, B stuaer, s. Cloe G Grone . Robbins, J. Rmuff, v. Rueber, R. Peterson, M. Morton, B. Miner, D. Brown, 6. com-an, T- BYOWH, T- H2-U81 E- Mayfield, D. Pennington, L. Trail, K. Hagen, M. Eby. Second: M. Heble, C. Henderson, N. Morgan, L. Davis, C. Gertson, M. Chvatal, P. Cloe, C. Focke, I. McCain, T. Doxbaba, P. Mettler, I. Vap, C. Cooper, V. Sis, L. Andrews, B. Raber, B. Worthy awamcu-a, mnearley. First: vaunert, n.w1cke, D. Skolout, J. Rupe, L. Flkan, P, pemungl 1011. B- Allen, B. Reardon, K. Holthms, C. Focke, F. Latimer, W. Loomis, N. Bearley, G. Arga- bfilhf. E. David, N. White, M. Andrews. Pianist: I. Hoxsey. E 1 I , 1 E F 1 3 J 1 ! 5 5 5 3 I I K I . S I i P ! Q ! 1 I fy GI 0 The Girls Triple and the Q, Girls Sextette were formed in 1950. During that year both .Q organizations participated in the District Music Festival. The girls 49 triple trio received a I rating at the State Contest. These two groups are chosen for their ability to blend their voices together and to sight read. They have made many notable appearances this year. The groups are directed by Mrs. Ehrlich. nf, Sexltefte h ., B. Worthy, W. Loomis. Brown, E E 2 6 3 5 3 3 F F n E 1 v l , fx 1 A 'ff Mixed Cglworuus Off f Third: C. Cochran, D. Brown, S. Cloe, J. Hoxsey, G. Grone, I. Robbins, I. Ratcllff, B. Beamgard, B. Brown, E. Leudders, W. Brown, G. McCain, L. Samson, M. I-Iesterman, E. Wicke, D. Argabright, C. Hoxsey, P. Pennington, L. Trail. Second: C. Henderson, B. Studer, C. Pennington, P. Mettler, I. Knudsen, C. Focke, P. Cloe, G. Hale, F. Trail, D. Kissel, H. Bearley, J. Verble, K. Leickllter, D. Argabright. First: D. Wicke, B. Allen, L. Davis, C. Cooper, N. Morgan, C. Gertson, B. Reardon, K. Holthus, L. Keirns, H. Nietfeld, C. Edwards, W. Pancake, T. Graves, N. Bearley, B. Haber, G. Argabright, E. David, N. White, M. Andrews, V. Reuber. .X T Q j ,ASQ x 2.6 6 f Qegwx 5, o ' pep Club .V i. w 37 Fourth: L. Andrews, D. Franklin, I. McCain, J. Vap, G. Grone, J. Robbins, J.Ratcliff, R. Peterson, M. Morton, C. Cooper, P. Mettler, T. Brown, I . Haug, N. Bearley, Third: L. Reech, R. Chelborad, B. Raber, I. Knudson, B. Studer, I. Rupe, D. Skolout, W. Loomis, F. Latimer, B. Worthy, C. Henderson, N. Morgan, L. Davis, Miss Crawford. Second: V. Riernt, D. Wlcke, N. Dlrks, P. I-Iennlngsen, P. Cloe, V. Rummel, K. Holthus, M. Heble, M. Bearley, M. Eby. First: M. Andrews, L. Trail, C. Gertson, D. Brown, E. David, G. Argabright, C. Cochran, N. White, M. Packard, B. Reardon. i e a 5 5 4 5 Q 2 H 3 5 x i ! 1 ! 4 s 3 I Z 1 I 9 i E 5 I 5 1 I E 1 ! 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