Augusta High School - Augustan Yearbook (Augusta, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

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FIRST ROW Carmrn Alfaro Sylvia Todd Bobbie H111 Rochelle English Helen Goodell Ann Haney and Mary Bureh SECOND ROW Sh1r1c,yLohrey Pamela Peal Carolyn McGowan Judy Bwker Anne Proctor Sue Smith, Barbara Skaer and Lucy Cabrales THIRD ROW Charles Barber Dolores Skaer Keith Scholfielcl Marilyn Lar- rick Valeua Beye Beverly Ball Grace Davrs Shirley Manka Lucille Smith Shirley Tomlin Graden Rodden, x 4.1 j i 1 ,,,?ff ,.. -- V--. ---- .,.,.g+I.:,5215.15553:Z1115I15z5::::15,g,g:1:1::g:g:ggg:511::g:gglg2:2-Q:513ggz5:,:55g2322:2:Q1Q132552:Q:iz3:535522:5:izQggEgE:5z5:g:5252325212ng:5232:2:2:5:ggg2g2g2:3:3:51323215:5:5:1222512:3212122:5:2:I:I1122111:1:1:2-2-:1:2:2-2'1-1- W WL fe X flldd of Cponfenfd ADMINISTRATION School Board Supt. of Schools Faculty DFIDICATION 9 SENIORS 10 JUNIORS 17 SOPHOMORES 2.3 FRESHMEN 27 ORGANIZATIONS Citizenship A 33 Student Council 34 Pep Club 36 Y-Teen 38 Hi-Y 39 Oriole Staff 40 ACTIVITIES English IV Plays 41 Senior Play 42 Junior Play 43 Band 44 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Clubs 46 SPORTS Homecoming 47 Football 48 Basketball 50 Track 52 Tennis 53 PROM 54 CALENDAR 56 3 Ears! of gyucafion LEFT TO RIGHT: H. H. Robinson, Superintendent: Vernon Gustafson, Dean Skaer, Mrs. E. P. Bostwick, Warren Proctor. President: Mrs. E. R. Begole, Milan Hedrick Clerk: Virgil Simpson. 4 uloerinfenclenf 0 526006 i x 3 ., , Q Q 41 1 lv A' X ' I H Y V '. 'Q E Ia i , gf . , , . f' J -. ' -e 5'-'fi-1 4 v w ' ' A 5' ,ff .M .. , ..- .3', i' f P. I-M . at-'gr ,Q ' xt ,. li I 'K ' M ,335 t. fn in e , we 1 ...' ' l ' if Ply, ht wg W' if wi? il' H Q s .Mi 3415Q sn Q. ,..: x V ' z . .wifi , -f JSI, x,. . nl. FW m it lm, ag-gf.. main ew f Nix' ff, f . i Mr. H. fRob:inson Q' .X -4 q.. as , 5 1. Ja ' w '..i egg. ix ,Ei . .vw W ya. miller W 1 Q- M v Nm A i -in JVM wx M' -2 .--1+ .X 1,5 QQ. Q ff -L: is ,. is 5 ' '23, -no ng..- M553 Mg - .4 4- fa . s.i.f.f.Spi-i i X Q N at tl 33 i U5 SML li as Si ski kid tl is Ru 'S x Sl! Tb- ' i 4 i sm' Mi ga xx Q . Q c zz-1 Sissy 4 ' 3 ' 'Qi .gs .Ai-rfafiwv-.-2 . 1 ffif 553, W J .. wi' ' a Q,-Y'-4 Slilgigs li mfg? 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Speaking Choir tells Christmas Story The Bad and the Beautiful 4 1 Working hard! Rochelle Painting Annie for footlights U T , as s it frrqygyf T, ....... The first Annual sale Working on the Prom--'53 'J s I S fx WW X f K ,ln f f . L , . Q V. nf y,-'fif'-:ff,g:f,'1i -1?fw5,fM,Ei.m1r.::f 5f?fr 'fig ' V, ' , uf, 'lfsfkvfffflfnbk ' V f, ff ' P J . . - 2 V 4, 4 1 , , M , lv- 9, FTA ' - 03' 2 YQY 'P' 7'2 A4 f 5:fA4'4:z-xff wk AMW ' W.. ,,,, ,. hi. Jfgngx l W 1 ff' 1 f A 'uma ' '1'f, Mtfvw,f I I f ' ' , :fd X. W'ffs-a,Mmwz8H,'3.f ff1f , , A ,, ,4,m,,W,. ' 7 ,Q,:.,Jm: ffh-f5f ,, iff: f .f . 7 4 A , , ,, V, , V 4? , ' ' , , ,. ,wwmfwxzsrw , 1.44 N .Si Ef .1 V ffm .fy M Rf' . gf u aw wr.- . ,X is ,X Xi Q ' in . 3. ,ff T iii? A z .. 5225. ., ,y 1 'J Uk .v a ' 'iz GX ' 'wwf f, f ggi , l, ,.,la,if.g1 we We ' qw--'.,,x xx .Q , sn- Qx3?s+ -Q - 91 ' , Q f 2 - . Y -i fe. M . ,aff ofa. s- Q.. xy :xg 55.5 i' ' 'A' 5651 Q! sf-E, W ,fi Q- . 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VICE PRESIDENT Helen Goodell . . . .TREASURER Jack Dornbush . . . .TREASURER 10 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play Production Crew, Oriole staff 3, STEVE ALLISON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Asst, Program 3, Secretary 4, Student Coun- cil 1, Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, lettered 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Football 1, 2, 3,4, Lettered 2,3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, Junior Play, Senior Play, Oriole Staff Sports Editor 3, A Club 4, Boys State 3, LOIS ANGLIN Y-Teenal, 2, 3, 4, Band Majorette 1, 2, 3, lettered 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff Asst. Art Editor 3, JUDY BAKER Class Secretary 1, fStroudsburg, Penn.Q Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, Social Chm, 4, Student Council 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Junior Play Production Crew, Senior Play Production Crew, English IV Plays, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Asst. Editor 3, Cheerleader 4. BEVERLY BALL Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Oriole staff 3, CHARLES BARBER Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 lettered 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Junior Play, Annual Staff 4, Boys State 3, VALETIA BEYE Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Play, Oriole Staff Exchange Editor 3, Annual Staff 4, Secretary to Mr, Gustafson 4, MARY BURCH Class Secretary 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 4, EDWARD CABRALES I-li-Y 4, Football 2, 3. LUCY CABRALES Pep Club 1, 4, Oriole Staff 3, Annual Staff 4. TOM C ARPENTER l-li-Y 3, Football 1. GARY C ASNER 11 -QC-. '52 4 MB' -- x ,W ,-31 cv, -1.- 9 ,z 1 'li , i, . r me P'-x ,QL I rg! Y 'Q '13 I f -ar- GLEN CHALMERS Hi-Y 3, Student Council 1, Mixed Chorus 4, Football 3, 4- Lettered 4, Track 3, 4, A Club 4, MARLYS CLARK Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, English IV Plays, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff Art Editor 3, Play Production Crew 3, 4. VELM A COMPTON KATHRYN CRABTREE Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, English IV Plays, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff Copyreader 3, Mr. Robinson's Secretary 4, Accompanist to Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, Accompanist Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Play Production Crew 3. BEVERLY CRAIN Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Service Chairman 3, Songleader 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Oriole Staff Asst. Edi- tor 3. CARL DAVIS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Football 2, 3, Basketball 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Lettered 3, A Club 3. GRACE DAVIS Y-Teen l, 2, 3,4, Social Chairman 2, Pianist 3, Program Chairman 4, Student Council 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, Junior Play, English IV Plays, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff Editor 3, Senior Play. LOIS DEN TON Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 English IV Plays. JACK DORNBUSCH Class Treasurer 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 4, Basketball 1 fPrimghar, Iowaj, Junior Play, Oriole Staff Asst. Art Editor 3 Senior Play, GLEN DOUTHITT Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Pep Club 2, Football 1, 3, Junior Play, English IV Plays, Senior Play DENNIS DROUILLARD Hi-Y 2, Football 1, 2, 3, DON EHRET Hi-Y 4, World Service Chairman 4, Pep Club 4, English IV Plays, Senior Play. RGIHELLE ENGLISH Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play Production Crew, WARREN FRIDAY Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, Basketball 1, 3, Track 1, 3, VINCENT GILLEN Class Vice -President 3, Basketball 1, Oriole Staff Cir- culation Manager 3, Citizenship A 2, Boys State 3. HELEN GOODELL Class President 3, Class Treasurer 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Student Council 3, Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band 1, 2, English IV Plays, Annual staff 4, Oriole staff Ex- change Editor 3, Citizenship A 2, Football Queen Attendant 4. EUGENE HAMM Band 4, Oriole Staff 4, Junior Play Production Crew 3, fKin- sley, Kansasj. BILL HAMMOND Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Oriole Staff Art Editor 3, Junior Play, Citizenship A 3, Senior Play, ANN HANEY Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Glee Club l, Band 2, 3, lettered 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, English IV Plays, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff Asst, Circulation Mgn. 3: Senior Play, DONALD HANKINS Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, lettered 2, 3, Oriole staff Sports Editor 3, JERRY HESS Football 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4, English IV Plays,ROI'C 2, fCasper, Wyomingy. BOBBIE HILL Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play: English IV Plays, Annual Staff 4, CARL HOLCOMB Hi-Y 1. BILL HOWARD Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chm, 4, Student Council 3, Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Pep Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3, lettered 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, lettered 2, 3, Tennis 1, Junior Play 3, English IV, Senior Play 4, A Club 3, f A-it 4. 4 Km 1 3 . ,E it fi' G t l 'lfir -ef- Q- ! - is H: ,, , f f QQ. , '59 fQrX 'hunt F T, 'Q F fa, ' 5' We-M A 0 1 ii '...'7 258 fi' 'csv 15' '51 GENA HULVEY Y-Teen 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 En- glish IV Plays5 Oriole Staff 3. DONALD JACKSON Student Council 45 Pep Club 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 lettered 45 Track 3, 45 lettered 3,45 Boy's State 3. LARRY JACKSON Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Football 15 Junior Play5 Senior Playg Oriole Staff Circulation Mgn, 35 Annual Staff 4. EVERETT JOHNSON Class President 15 Class Treasurer5 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,45 Vice- Pres. 35 Student Council 1, 25 Band 15 lettered 15 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 lettered 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 English IV Plays5 Citizenship A 15 Movie Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. TWYLA LARCOM Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 lettered 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 4, MARILYN LARRICK Class Vice-Pres, 15 Class Secretary 35 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres, 35 President 45 Senior Play5 English IV Plays5 An- nual Staff Business Mgn. 45 Oriole Staff, Feature Editor 35 Girls State 35 Football Queen Attendant 4. H. C. LEEDOM Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Junior Play5 Production Crew5 English IV Plays. CHARLES LEWIS Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Football 1, 25 Basketball 15 Track 1. JERRY LOHREY Hi-Y5 Mixed Chorus 45 Football 1, SHIRLEY LOHREY Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 15 English IV Plays5 Annual Staff 45 Oriole Staff 3. BOB LONG Hi-Y 15 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 English IV Plays. BETTY LONSINGER Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band Majorette 15 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 English IV Plays5 Oriole Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Football Queen 4. JOHN LUDING Student Council 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 lettered 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 lettered 3, 45 Football Captain 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 lettered 35 Junior Playg Senior Play5 English IV Plays5 Oriole Staff Busi- ness Mgn, 35 A Club 3, 4, BETTY MCC ALLA Mixed Chorus 4, CAROLYN MCGOWAN Class Secretary 15 Class Treasurer 35 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 45 Songleader 35 President 45 Student Council 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 English IV Plays5 Oriole Staff Editor 35 Annual Staff 45 Citizenship A 35 Triple Trio 2. GENE MANESS H1-Y 1, 2, 4, Footbari 4. SHIRLEY MANKA Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 45 English IV Plays5 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 45 Oriole StaffCopyreader 35 Annual Staff 45 Senior Play, JERRY MYERS Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Glee Club 15 Band 1, 25 lettered 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 lettered 45 Co-Captain 45 Basket- ball 25 Tennis 1, 2, 3,45 lettered 3, 45 A Club 4, DICK NESLER Hi-Y 45 Football 15 Pep Club 4. EDDIE PATTERSON Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 25 Band 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 lettered 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 lettered 25 Track 35 lettered 35 Junior Play, English IV Plays5 Senior Play, PAMELA PEAL Y-Teen 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 lettered 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Oriole StaffCirculation Mgn. 35 Annual Staff 4, MAX PIERCE 1-li-Y 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Pep Club 45 Football 15 Basketball 3. ANNE PRGITOR Y-Teen 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Band 15 lettered 15 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Playg Senior P1ay5 English IV Plays5 Annual Staff Asst, Editor 45 Oriole staff Asst, Feature Editor 3, GEORGE REBENSTORF Hi-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, ,Wits A . , 1 ,O 'f 3 ,X 1'ar'i 5,-. A VIRGINIA ROADS GRADDEN RODDEN Hi-Y 2, 4, KEITH SCHOLFIELD Class President 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, English IV Plays, Annual Staff 4. BARBARA SKAER Y-Teen 1, 2, 3,4, Publicity Chm. 3, Pianist 4, Student Council 3, Band 2, 3, lettered 2, 3, Junior Play Production Crew, Annual Staff Editor 4, Oriole Staff Business Mgn. 3, Asst. Stu- dent Bookkeeper 4. DOLORES SKAER Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, English IV Plays, Annual Staff, Advertising Mgn. 4, Oriole Staff 3, Girls Quartet 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 4, Pres, 2, Triple Trio 2. LUCILLE SMITH Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Spanish Club 2, Student Bookkeeper 4. SUE SMITH Kayettes 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Junior Play, Triple Trio 3, Kayette Trio 3, A Cappella Choir 3, fwellington, Kansasj Y-Teen 4, Pep Club 3, 4, English IV Plays, Senior Play, Amiual Staff. DICK STEPHENSON Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Publicity Chm. 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Pep Club 4, Football 1, Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 2. DAVID THOMAS Class Treasurer 1, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 1, Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1, 2, 3, lettered 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, English IV Plays, Oriole Staff Sports Editor 3, Boy's State 3. SYLVIA TODD Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Production Crew, Senior Play, English IV Plays, Oriole Staff Feature Editor 3, Annual Staff 4, SHIRLEY TOMLIN Y-Teen 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Secretary to Mr. Deer 4, G. A. A. 3, Hutchinson, Kansas. MERLIN WGJD Hi-Y 2, 3. I rag N K ff' E I fu, . lei 3,91 ..,,,,-,:.,., ,A I MEM Q I 1 Q f Q' w , A! f ' ' fv' fx EM f X MW unior C4165 icerd Left ro right: Barbara Booker Martin Vancil . . Wesley Densmore Dean Skaer. . . . Rhonda Henderson . SECRETARY . TREASURER . . PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT . TREASURER -S is lo K 4 K ..y . Sw f ?,o '4'3 4 B T I hi ,gi wwf , C 51 gy i If M f ,I ' fr a 'G' 4: is 455 E 1 J H Q 1 'T - N A j' X, 5 lx T lx 3 .4 l X if .M-ffl T M I3 ki 7 i X! X v 3 '04 I 3 , ' 4 'J l ig.. we as Q, y y i C.: -11's-4 . lazy , A 3.41. 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'A' l', A , , in ' ' I W ' ndafzf' at tv 'inf 5 xx? 55 1 ' .uf 'L 6 ' I M 5 J trash Ut-ad Parade! ,LC umm' Thrt-c's a Crowd! Dick l'lt-w Through thu Air With Oh, Holy Night! tl1trGr't-atust of Ease! Z2 f w'PW 5 A v 1 P MQ' N Y Al J A 9 WU - : ll CAurwN 5851 an reg TWA W gf Carolyn Adler David Allison Charles Ash Lloyd Auernheirner Gary Bagby Judith Bainter Janice Bates Marland Boucher Bill Bowers Kermit Brandt Lela Burlison Lawrence Bush Karen Bush Jirn Bybee Helen Cabrales Ofelia Cabrales Bruse Carr Clemmie Carr Ruth Chalmers Jewel Cooke Jo Anne Dallke Harriet DeHaven Marion Denneth Judy Dill F swf 5 'xfxl 'in' .1 B ,eh f 5 gs Zh Q ft' .-My . ,, .1 , 7 of 5. A-RK I f , 'xl f' wg 1. x I t .jig 1 4, ' all if . X ' 31? ,J 4 -ggi 1 ' mf ' kr 'X I af an , ! N I lC'!3- 4 Q J A -,. V ,ga w- ,v Y luv- 'V a t . gf. L '5Zf.'!Ns5H.w 5Q-... J 4 .4 IYX Wie Ng. 'J-3 i Qu... .f 7 , 3, lk c.4Xv 3X . ZQ ivy Q! if Of. Q, . .rl K, 33 V It -if S-, i mf' .1 5? ll! 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Rf . i src, A, :Q ' ff if Connie Richey Le Roy Roads Rosemary Roberts Tom Robinson - ' Q-.Q J if 'lt 94 'S .f' 'ei' '1 M -all - . , 'f wi, 2 W X Y .3 3 'Q-' .Jn VJA f ui' 'F I' 5- I yafbl N ' -ex S ,f 5' 1 S V., v T 'fi A 'V Y in V f r - W his , if 1-fa y - , , 1 1 f' I I il V4 W- l ! QQ Martha Sizemore Don Shoemaker Gary Shoemaker George Small Chris Smith Lee Smith Eugene Stinnett Robert Stroud Linda Tackett Larry Thirsk Tommy Toon Betty Toothman Edwin Tomlin Darry Trebbe Gerald Voyles Tony Wallace Jesse Wasson Buddy Whitlock Gene Wilcoxson Kay Wiley Jo Ann Williams Kay Wood Harry Woolridge Norman Young Jerry Zongker 4:8214 fl. 7 Qi: fx f- Em Trim Aifaro Michael Allison be agfi b Q-5, Patricia Allison Lois Ash , ' I s. -'xy W Q L L x L X if A ty I Wilbur Auernheimer 4 '.-.Q ,A , I QQ , Barbara Bachtel Q P Q S ,ag 5 i f 3 Gs , John Bachtel 7 Nl r 's 'W' V Eugene Bailey . XhXl Y xx Gi - , . I if a 4 fi ' N, L , L ' if of -.R ' .V.dfie23Lig?. .42-i s , , Z' X N wifi L - KH, Jerry Bardot Kay Bargg Michael Begole Jan Blackwelder Johnie Bliss Betty Bower William Brown Lillie Mae Burch Naomi Burch Williard Burch Gary Burkhart Arma Lee Burress Harold Burris James Byers Rebecca Carman Bob Carriger Q 'G' X .aw ' 2 ' ' ' Z P, tr. I 'ii 3 nf-Q, 1, X 7 J Q il x Xin 4. 'fi' K - Q 'av 6 W . . ,Y is A ' K r. 3 sv--. ,. Q 'Q . is - New 45.2. 7.1304 -1 A' - ' . A 1 '::r-we ' Y'.l' Xf,4 V, P' 3, .Y 1 ' V If A 'Q' , 'F' Kg' lk 1 !f' 5 ., 'Ny X , Jerry Carson Robert Chorn Gerald Cox Q.. wg Ri so Dr ' J A M y V s g ., ' ' J JK L' J V ,,t, .Apu x ,,, , LV fx i i in r , f' ' me - - 5. n.a,lJ..a J. ' J J 'f , ' ' 15- h ' biask., Aifrf' 6 Q '6' 'HK 4 f .. , 'A E z A 4 H Q , 'QA f , Vincent Castor NOT PICT URED James Craig Sandra Criss Bonnie Crissup Barbara Daniel Robert Davidson Judith Davis Wanda De Haven Barbara Dennett Bob Dennett Gary Dennett Jane Densmore Jerry Dieckrnan Clarence Dill Wilma Dotson Mary Dougan Tommy Dougan Ruth Drouillard Ronald Edwards Junior Elliston Robert Evans Gerry Hargrove NOT PICTURED Stephen Gillen Karen Gilliand Kenneth Gooden Gary Green Lee Griffin James Grimes Helen Hankins Jean Hatchett James Hatfield Merlin Heckerman Donna Hill Roger Hill James Holderman Larry Howerter Lynda Jackson Kay Kenyon Melvin Leedom Janet Lewis Patricia Lewis Vicki Lipscomb Barbara Forpahl Donald Foster Ronald France 5 - PSX , I Yi' - 5 Q . x W, --e- - can F79 1' 9 0-uusiwlwflk 9fl'f?'Q ' 3 ., 2 .O :Ex-5 ' Q J .dill T' Q S 4 fill Mil gf Lk i I . Q as is is-E. 3 A ' 43 1 illlil :li .ak 5' 424' ,'-? '.r v-Qzawp '+,z l. , ff . Y-if y A eu!! 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V Bill Long Floyd Lowery Betty Manka Joe Marshall Dennis Matheson Billye Mayfield Ed McKinney Susan Miller Colleen Moore Elwyn Murphy Judith Murphy Barbara Muse Johnny Newlon James Noeller Lynne O'Bleness Mary Jane Palmer Clare Patterson Glenn Patton Beverly Payton Newatha Payton Gerald Dean Pearce Donald Pedroja Donald Penn Deanna Pennington Patricia Ralston Robert Reed Genevieve Rumrnell James Sohauf Jerome Schild Juanita Schupp Jon Scott Bill Scranton not pictured Marilyn Selvage George Suits Ruth Swafford Harold Swearingen Arthur Tague Don Thomas Terry Thornton Janet Todd Glennis Turner Vickie Varner Melvin Wade Ernestine Walker JoI..ynn Watson Patricia Wentz Norval White Betty Williams '35 if 6 sry, 6 f Q3 '29 Q- ff l' ff JWJJ -f V ' it J ' W ' H X T 'SE ji 9 it ' I - A 3 -. s J i t k k . A . SX , 6. i ii y r N, N 1 . l - ie n ,J t, at t D M Q, ft 5 W Q K . T sa in il IJ 99 sr iQ 'Au 'Y ff W ' that J ,. fr ' -' 'i exif' if z 5,121 -f , it 'iii 'S f i landfill- K Lt Sy if , -Cf fl' ' we , D gi QNZX iw X ik i M, ff Q AJ 4 .in , . is all :Ei 9 J Q55 if-,i i Vocation Students N . Sophomores A picture of Innocence? Crime Doesn't Pay! ff Today we follow-- Tomorrow we lead, 1:1 3 wel From Richey to Rags The old gang-f-12 years together Soph's Hobo Party The Line Up! Grab Your Partner! Howard and His Merry- Makers Minstrels Ronnie Jenken Orbie Q lf- ,..-- Zak'- EXW? ' Gfizenddila FIRST ROW: Bill Hammond, Carolyn McGowan, Beverly Crain, Grace Davis, Helen Goodell, Vin- cent Gillen, Keith Scholfield. SECOND ROW: Everett Johnson, Barbara Booker, Janice Marshall, Ruth Rummell, Carolyn Cash, Sandra Criss, Sylvia Thomas, Janet Douthitt, THIRD ROW: Tony Stell, Jack Fry, Chris Smith, Trini Alfaro, Vic Marshall, and Maynard Morris. Citizenship A is awarded to one boy and one girl from each class every year. Ten students of each class are nominated and rated by their class on general reliability, happiness, dress and care of person, attitude toward work, wholesomeness, courtesy, sociability, self control, attitude toward others, leadership, and attitude towards authority. The students receiving the highest average are awarded the Citizenship A, i 'ft we C 33 aszwlenf Kounci FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Hammond, Vice Presidentg Martin Vancil, Treasurer, Miss Ketch, Sponsor, Maynard Morris, Presidentg Mr, Hayes, Sponsorg Valetia Beye, Secretary. The Student Council is the governing body of Augusta High. The organization is composed of four officers, elected by the student body the preceding year, and one representative from each homeroom. Honorary members are the presidents of Hi-Y, Y-teen, Pep Club, and the four classes. A written report of the Student Council meetings were made to homerooms each week. Our song, the Alma Mater was adopted this year. The district Conference for Student Government was also held here for the second year. A social event is sponsored each month by the Student Council to raise funds for the support of Polynexi Alexopoulos, a Greek Orphan, and for their other projects. The Student Council, also has charge of the main event of the year, the All-School Picnic. 34 r BACK ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: John Luding, John Bliss, Jack Dornbusch, Glenn Douthitt, Don Jackson, Janet Douthitt, Wesley Densmore, Sylvia Thomas, Ross Lietzke. FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Chris Smith, Ruth Drouillard, Jack Fry, Janice Marshall, Keith Scholfield, Susan Miller, Bob Crain, Jo Anne Dallke, Art Tague, Shirley Wakefield. BACK QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Bob Crain, Jack Dornbusch, Glenn Douthitt, Jack Fry, Janice Marshall, Wesley Densmore, Shirley Wakefield, Ross Lietzke, Keith Schol- field, Sylvia Thomas, Donlackson. FRONT ROW fLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Chris Smith, Art Tague, John Bliss, John Luding, Janet Douthitt, Jo Anne Dallke, Ruth Drouil- lard, Jane Densmore, Susan Miller, Lucy Cabrales, en Alfaro, HD dd, Ca To Lohrey, Sylvia Shirley anka, irley M Valeria Beye, Sh FUCIOI Anne P u ith Sm Lucille lark, Marlys C Ehret Don W: RO FIRS T us, oyee Larcorn, Pat Goveni ary Lenz, J :M ROW owan. SECOND cG I nlk ily CIQU lores Skaer Do R, Marilyn Larric Beverly Ball Gena Hulvey, Kathryn Crabtree, N Robe itts, eF Ardi 1 Nesler C arolyn C ash, Joyce alt, Ew Jane Henderson onda Rh E Sawtelle, Beverly Bowe Jackie lay akefield, Frances lx YW mold, Shirle Marilyn A HHS Donna Ruby, Jo A ill udy D I hron, au! yC TZ Pa aker, FH S Beverly Sho on, io alw gini ir V EI acke T nda Li C6 I a Peal, Joyce Pie el ID Pa W: RO RD I TH Harris. Jim T, IO Proc Pat Ash, is :Lo W RO URTH FO ckson. Ja nda I-Y udray, Fo pahl, Wanda For Marilyn zke, I Ne CE llace, Jani Tony Wa ght l Goodkni BIO C artha Sizemore, M 5, H1 Willia 1, Forpah bara Bar 3, nk la tty lx Be ell, IU eR i HH Je er, ne Palm Ia IV 1 Karen Gill and, Ma udy Davis J Kenyon, ay Don Jackson, K Daniels, enrz, Barbara W Patty Ralston, Barbara Skaer, aney, Ann H is net Lew Ja 9, Hargrov rry Lynn Ge W RO H FT FI Bachtel bara Bar ean Pierce ald D SI G ris UI B Lee H3 Allison, An Pat Jane Densmore, II. Denne I3 Paul, Barba SD ID HI C OI Lynn E111 lay rs, s, Sharon Johnson, Marsha Meye SI lm ha rhC Ru ler, Ad rolyn Ca outhitt oore, Janet D M Judy chey, i IoR Connie np cm Omer, PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Marilyn Larrick, Presi- dent, Dolores Skaer, Vice President, Rhonda llcndcrson, Secretary, Joyce Larcorn, Treasur- crg Shirley Wakefield, Student Council Rep- rcscntative, CHEERLEADERS: Betty Lousinger, Judy Baker, Sandra Criss, Doris Brown, and Ruth Rummell. The Pep Club is an organ- ization made up of Students from all of the four classes. lts pur- pose is to promote better sports- manship through good school spirit. Its officers are elected at the beginning of each school year and serve throughout the year. The cheerleaders, who have a ve ry important part in the Pep Club's activities at sports events, are honorary members. This year the Pep Club has a record high membership of 80 students and adopted uniforms of black skirts and white blouses. The 1954 football homecoming 1 activities were entirely promoted by the Pep Club. Sponsoring the eel' ea err, Club are Miss Schmidt and Mr, Hendrickson. -im LEFT TO RIGHT: Marsha Meyers, Finance: Janice Marshall, Service and World Fellowshipg Beverly Crain, Song Leaderg Barbara Skaer, Pianistg Grace Davis, Program, Virginia Moon, Publicityg Miss Lemert, Sponsor, Carolyn McGowan, Presidentg Miss Dixon, Sponsor, Janet Douthitt, Student Council Representativeg Ann Haney, Treasurer: Judy Baker, Social, Helen Goodell, Secretaryg Carolyn Cash, Worshipg Barbara Booker, Vice President. To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians This is the purpose toward which the 12.9 Y-Teen girls strive. Their meetings are held by-weekly and are planned by the cabinet The six emphasis toward which the meetings are planned are: health, art, fellowship, worship, work, and social awareness. The emblem of the club is a blue triangle and its colors are blue and silver. Some of the projects and activities carried on by the Y-Teen are: Y-Teen Choir, filling T. B. envelopes, watermelon feed, slumber party, Mother-Daughter Banquet, Heart Sister Week, and Plates of fruit to the needy at Christmas and Thanksgiving. 38 Jr-- y FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Douthitt, Student Council Representative, Jack Fry, Treasurer Martin Vancil, Presidentg Mr. Gish, Sponsor, Jerry Myers, Vice-President: Steve Allison, Secretaryg Dick Stephenson, Publicity Chairman, BACK ROW: Vincent Gillen, Program Chairmang Chris Smith, Asst, Program Chairmang Don Ehret, World Brotherhood Chairman: Jack Payne, Servicep Chairmang Bill Howard, Social Chairman, To create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community is the purpose of the 70 boys in the Hi-Y Organization. The bi-weekly programs, planned by the cabinet, are of in- spirational and educational character. The Hi-Y has donated two Care packages during the year and also contributed to UNESCO. 39 Z MSR 1 65 W HD f f W K fi x f K b f x I-N K ff t ' X I X XX R 1 I 3 gi 1 l SX H. 'W XR Z W ' W I ,X X X X xxx yyww Mx xxxx 'B XXX I X XXX XXXXX f J K' WW ff -X PYRAMUS AND THISBYJ LEFT TO RIGHTJ Don Ehret, Glenn Douthitt, John Luding, David Thomas, H. C. Leedoni, Eddie Patterson. THE MYSTERY OF MOUDY MANORJ LEFT TO RIGHTJ Carolyn McGowan, Dolores Skuer, Bobadell Hill, Bill Howard, Bob Lond, Marilyn Larriek. Everett Johnson. . l iss . L THANKS AWFULLY: QLEFT TO RIGHT, Ann Haney. Marlys Clark, Indy Baker. Shirley Lohrey. Ann Proctor. Sue Smith, Gena Hnlvey, Jerry Hess, Grace Davis, Lois Denton, Sylvia Todd, Betty Lonsinger. Kathryn Crabtree, Shirley Manka. l DARKNESS: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Helen Goodell, Keith Seholfield David Thomas. 1 I l I s hh ,.....-.. , l- I ' N '55 CC 77 -J . f ' A flflle 2 Olll' ull John Luding and Carolyn McGowan LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobbie Hill Don Eliret, Betty Lonsinger, Kathryn Crabtree, Bill How- ard, Glenn Doutliitt, Anne Proctor, Larry Jackson, Stephen Allison, Keith Schol- field, Dolores Skaer, and Grace Davis. 1 UTEL ll F5 I .Y ,app 1 ANNIE GET YOUR GUN was presented by the Senior Class on December 4, 1953. 5. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Larrick, Bob Long, Sue Smith, Sylvia Todd, Shirley Manka, Larrylackson, Gena Hulvey, Dolores Skaer, Va- letia Beye, Bill Howard, Eddie Patterson, Bill Hammond, Ann Haney, Jack Dornbuscli, Grace Davis, and Keith Scholfield. i ,. gif il X' l 4 .. r 61742 gigkfing Olinda. 'i The Fighting Litt1es was presented by the Junior Class on February 18, 1954. -1--,,,,..,,-A , . I J -,C-.,ai,iQ.J ,:w,,-1iy,- gaming fig 1 5 5 ., V 1 R ' ' X T-Q ..-if W .Y-...,, ...L... fLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Carolyn Moore, Bob Crain, Eddie Wilson, Alice Markley, Martin l-leckerman, Shirley Roby, Doris Brown, Beverly Tyler, Wesley Densmore, Virginia Moon, Wanda Mullin, Kermit Gustafson, Ardie Fitts, Carolyn Cash, Robert Proctor and Jackie Sawtelle. r 3 14 aff , ,ff . B, fi .1- , I QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Carolyn Cash, Jackie Sawtelle, Bob Crain, Shirley Roby, Virginia Moon, Hal Ellis, Eddie Wilson, Wanda Mullin, and Alice Markley. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Bob Crain, Alice Markley, Wanda Mullin, Wesley Densmore, Martin Heckerman, Eddie Wilson. 44,11 3400! Hana 'K E! YM I V , 2 BAND 2 L 1 A L FRONT ROW: Jo Anne Dallke, Bobadell llill, Janice Bates, Marilyn Lile, Jan Blackwclder, Pat Allison, Jane Dens- niore, Roger llill, Charles Barber, SECOND ROW: Jimmy Wyckoff, Kenneth Langley, Janice lxiarshall, Phillip Langley, Carolyn Cash, Rochelle English, Roger Reetz, Juanita Clark, Bob Crain, David Allison. Raymond Spitz- noglt-, Mike Begolti, Roger Doyle, Roger Dill, BACK ROW: Pat Bradley, Harriett De Haven, Jean HZIICIICII, Klllllfyn Clrhnnsky, Gary Bagby, Nancy Smith, Barbara Dcnnett, Keith Scholfield, Janet Lewis, Gene llamm, Mary Jo Green, Jinr lloldt-rman, Dick Adelson, Cameron Reager, Larry Thirsk, Wanda De Haven, Inez Johnson, STANDING: Jo Lynn Watson, Kent Nelson, Vicki Lipscomb, Rebecca Carman, Terry Thornton, Betty Williams, Susan Miller, Director, Max Hendrickson, NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Tuttle, Steve Allison. l,Ilif'l' TO RIGHT: Bob Crain, Vice-President, Keith Schol- LEFT TO RIGHT: 102111 HHYCUCU, ViCki Lipscomb, In Lynn in-lil, i,YL'5lLlL'Ill1 Jo Anne Dallke, Librarian, Watson, Susan Miller, Sylvia Thomas. 44 Q Q E o. .J iw J 1 p. Q A 3 i QQ FIRST ROW: Mr. Hendrickson, Marsha Meyers, Janice Marshall, Joyce Pierce, Sandra Criss, Janet Lewis, Bobadell llill, Rochelle English, Gerry Lynn Hargrove, Pat Allison, Alice Markley, Jan Blackwelder, Carolyn Cash, Carolyn Moore, Beverly Crain, and Virginia Moon. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Todd, Betty Lonsinger, Helen Goodell, Pamela Peal, Lynn O'Bleness, Kay O 3leness, Jane Densmore, Barbara Dennett, Beverly Tyler, Doris Brown, Frances May, Jackie Sawtelle, Shirley Wakefield, Marilyn arrick, Dolores Skaer, and Anne Proctor. THIRD ROW: Norman Young, Kenneth Langley, Susan Miller, Grace Davis, Judy Baker, Carolyn McGowan, Lois Denton, Lynda Jackson, Jo Lynn Watson, Lucille Smith, Janice Bates, Janet Douthitt, Carmen Paul, Rhonda Henderson, Mary Lenz, Sue Smith, Kath,- ryn Crabtree, and Charles Barber. FOURTH ROW: Roger Reetz, Larry Thirsk, Martin Heckerman, Bob Crain, Max Pierce, Clare Patterson, Keith Scholfield, Dick Adelson, Steve Allison, John Luding, David Allison, Joe Luding, Glenn Douthitt, Deck Stephenson, Jack Fry, George Rebenstorf, Phil Langley, and Eugene Hamm, Mixed Chorus is an extra-curricular activity. The mixed chorus meets every Thursday on floating period and has a high participation of sixty-six members this year. The students take part in various school activities such as assemblies, district music contest, and have a big part in the annual A11-School Christmas Program. They also enter in the annual spring concert which is sponsored by the music department. This organization is directed by Mr. Hendrickson, 45 Le C2064 FIRST ROW: Karcn Gilliand, Kay Kenyon, Francis May, Helen Hankins, Naomi Burch, Judy Davis Lillie Mae Burch, Kay Barg, Judy Moore, Carol Goodknight, Sylvia Todd, Jaylynn Elliott, Lynda Jackson, Mr, Hendrickson, directorg Sandra Criss and Dolores Skaer, accompanists. SECOND ROW Janice Neitzke, Carolyn Moore, Vicki Varner, Ruth Drouillard, Janice Casey, Martha Sizemore, Donna Ruby, Carolyn Adler, Peggy Keethler, Lois Denton, Judy Murphy, Carmen Paul, 'l 5 4 i i n l .M .5 .i R A LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Thirsk, Steve Allison, Dick Stephenson, Mike Begole, David Thomas, Terry Thornton, Charles Barber, Eugene Hamm, Dick Adelson, David Allison, Joe Luding, Nor- man Young, Bob Crain, Martin Heckerman, Clare Patterson, Kenneth Langley, Bob Lewis, Clarence Dill, Phillip Langley, Bob Hayes, accompanist: Mr. Hendrixson, director, X EXW ' 4 .,, - xx' 4 i4 DM ,,, I, I' - 9 9 is N ' 4 i K .' Q N I I 4 V, v A , 4 X L W Q 4 L H 'SN I 2, ., j! 4 H 5 .X 3 D 5 54? 5.1 4 mg, 'K Lx HY' ' f ig, X X 54 watiylf' ,Q 4 ' e IQ it ' 4 .5 1 f 4 I M 4 A 3 gi' 0' - il yomqcommge 41953 , ' V' T if H , 4 Q y 4 X .., .gg . . f. Oni'0ctobez?l'2'3, 'Bi1rii1'fgM't'hefiT3aff4 time jcerfeinonies pffthgq 1953'1vIQr1f1eg- 1, 4 f , qorpigg Ganga--Aqgusza vei-sua Derby . 1-betty ,Lonsingef was crowned foqtf 4 baf1Lqueen,,Qapta1in John1LucIing ,pigegf Q Uiusenbed hei' 'with aifloyely grovirfh off Q' f3eiar1S. Ugg ffraHition'aIIiki5s,e faxfidyq j Q W W y1l'Lif.e3re:plfiec'a of thee pigskien yhat dai-D ried th6.iOIiOlCS to a 34-Tvictoryf 1 ii K M fT,hqfc:roSavn4apde footba11 were Ci31'fiC4d .5 4 V oi white satin pillows by Lucinda Pier-D D point and Dickie Baker. ,The qqeep yvasf , - attended' by bMari1yn Larriek and Helen ' Goocieil, who were esebrted by Cdf- P captaTr1'i'Jeiii'y Myfers and Stepher1'A11iy- ' spri. Betty and gheri atteimdants reigzged QR ,over the r'efnaiiide3,' Xof game andz be W ,at. the,Home,comi.ng Dance later in tljige i if f' M K 4 3 s V ..-. :NVQ X r 5 xli A S J i . . -, , . ,1 , x , c X , , 4 ,. - - fy W-7.71 l. O ,144 qi H? 255 pf' 'hyigx , Lpgfiggq . 'Qfflim iw,3f44f4gii 14f- ' joofgaff Squa l'lR5'l' ROW: LEFT TO RlGll'l': Eddie Patterson, Wesley Densniore, Don Jackson, Dean Skaer, Steve Allison, Jerry Myers. Wayne Madison. johnny Lnding. SECOND ROW: Carl Calvert, Coach, Martin Vancil, Harold Roby, Ross Lietzke, Harold Illowey, Gerald Tornqnist, Maynard Morris, joe Luding, Delbert Nutter, John llutter, Coach. 'l'lllRD ROW: Marion Dennett, llrnce Carr, Robert Stroud, Jack Fry, Davitl Allison, John Plummer, Gary Shoeniaker, Lewis Lonsinger. FOURTH ROW: Kermit Brandt, Chris Smith, Jini Nixan, Bill Jones, Robert lluddlcston, Jerry Zonkers, Eddie Tomlin, Bob Hayes, Phillip Langlt'y, joe Grimes, Tonnny Robinson. FIFTH ROW: Mike Begole, Trini Alfaro, Bob Evans, Jirn Byers, Roger llill, johnny llavlitel, Mike Allison, Elwyn Murphy, Arthur Tague. SIXTH ROW: Leonard Selig, Freshman Coach: Terry Tlrorton, jinnny llatfit-ltl, Jerry liardot, Clare Patterson Jr.. Gerald Cox. Ion Scott, Harold Swearingin, Gary Green. SEVI-iN'l'll ROW: John Bliss. joe Marshall, Larry llowerter, Bob Dennett, Clarence Dill, Bob Carriger, Gary llnukhart, Don lfoster. 48 1 Y 1 s , Valley Center El Dorado Planeview St. Marys Winfield Derby West Andale s-X AHS opp. 0 19 6 40 18 6 o 38 6 13 34 7 6 6 7 24 Don Jackson- - 1 year Ross Lietzke- Z years Lewis Lonsinger 1 year Joe I..uding-- l year John Luding- - Z years DLCVC !3LllDUll ' 2. years Harold Blowey-- 1 year Glen Chalmers-- l year Marion Dennett-- 1 year Wesley Densmore 1 year Wayne Madison-- Z years Maynard Morris - - Z years Jerry Myers-- 1 year Eddie Patterson-- l year Harold Roby-- 1 year Dean Skaer-- 1 year Gerald Tornquist- 1 year Martin Vancil- - l year . 'i ,C i I gaagefgaff quad FIRST ROW Marion Dennett, Claude Pressnell, Jerry Zonkers, Wayne Dusenbery, John Plummer Lewis Lonsmger Jim Nixon and Tom Robinson. SECOND ROW: Robert Stroud, Jerry Hess, Harold Roby Wesley Densmore Dean Skaer Dick Adelson, Charles Barber, Maynard Morris, Vic Marshall, Martin Vancil, Harry Gilliand John Hut ter coach THIRD ROW: Jimmy Hatfield, James Byers, Gerald Cox, Roger Hill, Kenneth Gooden Clarence Dill Clare Patterson, Ronnie France, Harold Swearingen, John Bliss, and Trini Alfaro Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta SCHEDULE Oxford Hillsboro E1 Dorado Eureka Planeview Oxford St. Mary's E1 Dorado West Mulvane St. John St. Mary's Valley Center St. John Kingman Planeview Eureka Mulvane 50 John Hutter Dick Adelson Charles Barber Dean Skaer Wayne Dusenbury Robert Stroud Harry Gilliand Harold Roby Jerry Hess Martin Vancil Harold Blowey Maynard Morris Wesley Densmore Marion Dennett LETTERMEN Charles Barber Jerry Hess Dick Adelson Harold Blowey Wesley Densmore Maynard Morris Harold Roby Dean Skaer Martin Vancil Robert Stroud 51 Victor Mar shall Claude Pre s snell fl,-,C .iam FIRST ROW: Bud Stroud, Kermit Brandt, Marion Dennett, Gerald Voyles Harold Roby SEC OND ROW: Martin Heckerman, Glenn McClelland, Ross Lietzke, Gary Shoemaker Robert Huddleston, Marvin Paugh, Joe Luding, David Todd, Ronald Jenkins, Joe Grimes THIRD ROW: Lewis Lonsinger, John Plummer, Vic Marshall, Maynard Morris Dean Skaer Wesley Densmore, Harold Blowey, Martin Vancil, FOURTH ROW: Eddie Wilson Eddie Patterson Bruce Carr, David Allison, Marland Boucher, Marvin Howard, Bob Hayes Delbert Nutter and Donald jackson, March April May TRACK MEETS 26 29 Valley Center Duel Derby and Andale l E1 Dorado Duel 10 Fredonia Relays 16 K. U. Relays 24 Hutchinson Relays 7 Regional Meet 14 State Meet 52 ennid eam rm: ugh ' UST! 'All' U91 Q? FIRST ROW: Ronnie France, Jimmie Hatfield, Bob Crain, Art Tague, Lewis Lonsinger. SECOND ROW: James Byers, Gerald Cox, Ross Leitzke, Joe Luding, Bob Dennett, Jerry Myers, Mr. Hayes, coach. NOT PICTURED: Everett Johnson. The members of our tennis team qualify by challenging until they are one of the top ten on the bracket. They schedule meets with El Dorado, Ark City, Winfield, and Abeline, and this year took part in the invitational tournament at Kingman. Also they play in the State Regionals. This year's returning lettermen are Jerry Myers and Everett Johns . Th b Mr. Hayes. on e oys are coached by 53 W a,960C!g .gil NME v ,.... Guests entered the ball room through the strings of a glittering harp. The romantic, dimly-lighted scene was complete with soft blue backdrops of silhouetted musical instruments and glitter. Sparkling notes danced merrily on a staff fence around the dance floor, and treble clef gateways opened onto it ..... .... .Blue cloths with figured notes of glitter were spread over the small tables where a treble clef and one lone rosebud were displayed as the centerpiece. Favors were autograph books resembling a record. These, complete, made the memory of our prom truly a Rhapsody ln Blue ..... ,.... As we go on through the years, we, the Class of 1954, will always have that special feeling when- ever the strains of George Gersh- win's immortal Rhapsody In Blue reach our ears, for this was the theme of our Jr-Sr Prorn, May 9, 1953. The Junior High School Gym was beautifully and uniquely trans- formed into a wonderland of blue this memorable night ..... ,wi . . . . .A huge grand piano of silver was used as the snack bar, and the center of attraction was a large red and white drum from which Cliff Sprou1's band entertained us. Add- ing to the decor was a rotating, multi-colored star which was hung in mid-air directly above the band- stand and in the center ofthe deep blue false ceiling ..... px Q 'Od Seffxl MQW' 3 o kef UC! J' Ba 3,035 H655 Ann Haney and Glen POQ- and o N x v N xx 3 X o H X ,xqwyxx K X XX N y NIA FN I W 7,4 Y x - W NN V I X ox Q W kx R N N .. Todd and Larry gywxa Jackson Douthitt Shirley Lohrey and Bob Long lj1a D For 671111-S Obbie H111 Scholfiiilg Keith Carolyn McGowan ' and Jerry Myers jAl'0llgA we l' SEPTEMBER 1 School begins. 7 Labor Day holiday. 9 Y-Teen Watermelon Feed. 14 Faculty-School board picnic. 18 First football game of season. Orioles lose to Valley Center 19-0. 18- Y-Teen Advisors Seminar. El Dorado Wildcats subdue Orioles for second football loss of season, 40-6, 19 2.5 26 First Augusta broadcast - KAKE. 28 First Stuco dance - a Sock Hop. OCTOBER 2 Orioles win first football game of the season from Planeview, 18-6, 8-9 Kansas State Teachers Association Zone School held at Augusta. 9 Y-Teen Slumber Party. 9 End of first six weeks period. 10 Orioles lose football game to St, Marys, 38-O. 15 English IV Plays presented. 15 District Student Council Conference held in AHS. 16 Orioles lose to Winfield Vikings, 13-6. 22 Lyceum, Miss Cassard, 3:00 p. m. 23 Betty Lonsinger crowned Homecoming Queen, 1953, during half-time ceremonies of Augusta-Derby football game, which Augusta won, 34-7. Marilyn Larrick and Helen Goodell were attendants. 23 Homecoming Dance held for AHS students, alumni, and Derby students. 30 Augusta and Wichita West battle to a 6-6 tie on Worl Field. NOVEMBER 4 Orioles lose final game of season for Andale, 24-7. 5-6 Two-day vacation for Teachers Convention. 8-14 National Education Week. ll All- school parade. 12 High School Open House held for parents and AHS students. 20 Stuco Penny Carnival held to raise money for Polly, Z0 End of second six weeks period. 26-27 Two-day vacation to celebrate Thanksgiving Day, DECEMBER 1 Orioles take Oxford in first basketball game of the season, 65-50. 4 Senior Class presents Annie Get Your Gun. 8 Augusta rolls over Hillsboro for second BB win, 68-57. 10 Mr. Ramsden presents his Electric Novatar in lyceum. 11 Orioles win game with El Dorado, 49-47, 15 Augusta Orioles take game with Eureka, 50-42. 17 Hi-Y, Y-Teen Caroling Party. 18 Stuco holds traditional Christmas Dance. Z2 All-school Christmas Program held telling the Christmas Story, 23 Christrnas vacation begins, 25 Merry Christmas! 56 JANUARY 4 School takes up again after Christmas vacation. 8 Orioles lose thriller to the Planeview Gremlins on local court by score of 48-49. 12 Birdmen take Oxford, 63-55. 14-15 Semester Exams. 15 Semester ends. 15 Orioles lose game to St. Marys, 49-64. 18 Stuco sponsors WPA lWomen Pay A111 Dance. 19 Orioles drop close one to Mulvane, 57-58. 22 Birdmen lose to El Dorado in West High Tournament 40 23 Augusta loses last game of tournament to Wichita West 52 68 FEBRUARY 5 Orioles drop one to St. Marys, 65-72. 9 Birdmen roll over Valley Center, 68-50. ll Ed and Betty Steinmetz demonstrate trampoline art with aid of AHS students 12 Augusta wins game with St. Johns, 45-31. 15 Stuco sponsors annual Valentine Dance. 16 Orioles lose a close one to Kingman, 44-45. 18 The Fighting Littles presented as Junior Class pl y 19 Birdmen drop one to Planeview, 48-53. 23 Orioles win game with Eureka in final seconds of game 57 55 26 Augusta loses game to Mulvane, 56-64. 26 End of six weeks period. MARCH 3 Augusta wins first round of District Tournament at Derby by beating Valley Center, 68-54. 4 Birdmen lose in semi-finals to Caldwell, 59-75, 5 Orioles bow to Derby in final game of tournament 75 78 in an overtime game. 6 Hi-Y Father-Son Banquet held in Lutheran Parish Hall 15 School Board-Faculty Banquet. 16 Senior Freak Day. 22 Stuco sponsors Sock-Hop. 26-27 District Speech 81 Dramatics Meet. Z7 Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Banquet. 29 Senior Class Hamburger Fry. APRIL 2-3 District Music Festival. 9 End of Fifth Six Weeks. 13 Senior Easter Assembly. 16- 19 Easter Vacation. 23 Troubadours present lyceum. MAY l Juniors put on prom and banquet for the seniors 7-8 Regional Track meet. 14 High School all-student picnic. 19 Senior Sneak Day. 23 Baccalaureate Service. 26 Commencement. 57 YUl1lC11'Cl'Il Arthur, Charades was an all night game, Gus is trying to toe the line. Look at them pecpcrs! party, Q irriffm 3 X nf Snack time at the slumber To beat E1 Dorado was our goal. Thcrc is nothing like a Federalist, Nationaiists are out to win! Helen G. and her prize pajama's, Yumuwatermelon Pajama f3Shi0H all in fi FOV, Vic is trying to make a score. ?+ MS A 59 Chemistry students can't stand the smell, An informal moment in Physics class. Proudly viewing their science pritivfl ci en ce Wir is Cyfazidezi L , iff sl lilils iilfr a f its-iff?-21 1 Q Q will J4 W , , . -. 'i W. A i 3 h f ' g-ll If J i 1, I y ,, t V: 21 is If M, 'V-14-ll diffs! . 'Xi P yr- it ', 340,53 a I Y' A new course, Basic Science, displays a fine project. Dennis and Larry intently watching their masterpiece. Oh please, let us help too, 60 rs- Prof, Stephenson directs the job. Too many cooks spoil the Q?j broth?? La. , , 29.44 1' , ,. , . V. , . : , ,. .Y,, 4 2' 1'-'H' 4 ,,, ,Mrq x N, W X, N W , .1,,.,m. gf ,xx 1.:z1i:xHu.., - Z: .afraw ,.,.f,:.c.zny1x1.4,.:4,.mu.1ZvuAm Q- M Q. , .. , uw T' HJ l u -.N 1 f . .. ,, , ' H, i HM . ,. , Lg.. - ,gm Ar , Hil- nz v,. .- 3 ' r. '!H+hmna.u,.nhp,1 ,1,.. 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