Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

■ FOREWORD It has been the sincere purpose of the Bobcat of 1956 to record effectively the events of an outstanding school year. As time goes on, may this volume bring to you memories of achievement, of happy and worthwhile ex- periences, of unselfish and lasting friendships and of the spirit of Basehor School. We dedicate this annual to Florence.Newberry who is retiring from the teaching profession at the end of this school year after nearly thirty years of service as a teacher to boys and girls—seven of those years to the youths of Basehor High School. The high standards of ex- cellence to which she held us and her personal interest in our success- es and accomplishments will long be remembered by those of us whom she taught. Thank you, Mrs. Newberry, for having been a teacher. Iloiinl of Mui'iif ion J. W. Kenton Director Edward Williams Clerk Richard C. Warden Treasurer Genevra M. Schilling English Home Economics B. S. Kansas State College E. A. Cink Industrial Arts Athletics B. S., North Dakota State Normal and Industrial College W. L. Kiester Principal Social Science A. B., M. A, Kansas University Stirling B. Hubbard Science, Mathematics, Driver Education B. S. State Teachers College Moorhead, Minnesota J. Andrew Nelson Music B. S. in Music Education Kansas State College Florence Newberry Commerce B. S. K. S. T. C«, Emporia Key Club Members Orin Carney James Kllnkenberg James Hoch Doyle Puncanson Fred Eyerly Gale Knoche James Swope Alvin Hannah Ronnie Lindel Bob Butler I Orin Carney Secretary Gale Knoche Treasurer | nion Donna Joan Whitworth Secretary-Treasurer of Class-3, Annual Assistant Editor-3, One Act Plays-3-l4, Vice-President of Class-lj, Editor of Annual-!;, Princess of Home coming-I;, Breeze Artist General Reporter-3-U, Chorus, Chorus officer-3-U, Pep Club-3 -U, District and League Music Festival -3-1;, Junior and Senior Plays. Orin Gene Carney Track, Football, Basketball, Band, Chorus-1-2-3-i;, President of Class- 3 -kt Student Council Representative -1-2, Student Council President-3, Annual Class Editor-1, Annual Sports Editor-2, Breeze Class Reporter-3, Annual Assistant Business Manager-3, Annual Business Manager-!;, Chorus officer-2, Band Vice President-3, Band President-!;, Junior and Senior plays, League and District Music Festival-1-2-3-1;, Perfect Attendance -1-2-3-!;, One Act Play-!;, and is the Niminee for the Summerfield Scholar- ship, Sunflower Boys State-3, State Music Festival-!;, Key Club Secretary -!;, Honor Roll-1-2, Received a Hall Scholarship. James Richard Klinkenberg Track, Basketball, Football, Chorus-1- 2-3-14., District League Music Festi- val, Perfect Attendance-l-2-3-ij., Band- I-I4., President of Class-1, Vice-Presi- dent of Class-2, Annual Assistant Business Manager-2, Annual Business Manager-3, Chorus officer-3, Business Manager of Breeze-14, Secretary and Treasurer, Student Council Representa- tive- , Nominee for the Summerfield Scholarship, Junior and Senior Plays, Key Club President- , Honor Roll-1-2, State Music Festival, One Act Play-14., Received a Hall Scholarship. Juanita Marie Keeslar Pep Club, Perfect Attendance-l-2-3-l4, Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer, Breeze Assistant Editor-3, Chorus-1, Queen of Carnival-2, Pep Club President-2-1; Cheerleader-2-3-l|., Class Reporter on Breeze-1-2-14., Editor of Breeze-14, Annual Production Manager- , Junior and Senior Plays, General Breeze Re- porter-3-lt.. Jerry Gene Klinkenberg Track, Basketball, Football, Band-1- 2-3-14, Chorus-2-3-1;, Vice-President of class-1, President of Class-2, Student Council Representative-3, Band President-3, Carnival King-3, Junior and Senior Plays, League and District Music Festival-l-2-3-l4 Perfect Attendance-l-2-3-l4, State Music Festival-3-l4, Band officer- . .Tames Allen Hoch Track, Football, Basketball, Band, Chorus-1-2-3-4, Secretary - Treasurer of Class-1, Secretary-Treasurer of Student Council-3, One Act Play-2-3-4 Annual Sophomore Reporter-3, Junior and Senior Plays, Sports Editor on Annual-4, Sports Editor on Breeze-4, League and District Music Festival-1- 2-3-4, State Music Festival-3-4, Per- fect Attendance-1-2-3-4, Honor Roll-1 Putnam Scholarship, Key Club Member. Donald Kent Taylor Track, Basketball-1-2-4, Perfect Attendance, Chorus officer-2-3-4, Chorus, District and League Music Festival-1-2-3-4, Junior and Senior Plays, Manager of Basketball-3, and Manager of Football-4, Football-2 Martha Agnes Theno Chorus, Pep Club-3-4, Chorus officer -4, General Breeze Reporter-4, Sec- retary-Treasurer of Breeze-4, Car- nival Queen-4, Homecoming Princess- 4, Production Manager-4, Junior and Senior Plays. Patsy Lou Prater Jo Marie Unrein Chorus, Band, Breeze, Trio, Pep Club -1-2-3-i;, Duet-1, Quartet-1;, Chorus officer-1-2, Secretary-Treasurer of Class-2, Pep Club Reporter-2, Class Reporter on Breeze-1-2-1;, General Reporter on Breeze-3-i;, State Music Restival-3. Perfect Attendance-2-3-1; Annual Activitives Editor-3, Annual Senior Editor-!;, Junior and Senior Plays, District and League Restival- 1-2-3-U. Donald A. Bunker For many years you have helped make our Annuals a success by taking in- numerable pictures around school and of school activities for us. For all of which -you have never taken one cent of pay. We want to take this opportunity to say Thank you, very very much. Chorus-3-i; Pep Club % Cheerleader-3-l;, Vice-President-3, General Breeze Re- porter-3, Annual Assistant Production Manager-3, Homecoming Queen-1;, Junior and Senior Plays, D.A.R. Award-1;, Sun- Flower Girls State-3 I, Jo Marie Unrein, hereby will my accomplishments in singing to Elizabeth Hayward, I, James R. Klinkenberg, being of sound mind and body, will my tech- nique to get along with the teachers, to Jim Wilkes, I, Donald A, Bunker, bequeath one photographic negative to a neigh- bor, Emilee Edmonds. I, Donald K, Taylor, will my ability to talk to Doodlebugs to Mr. E, A. Cink. I, Pat Prater, will office secretary to Darlene Warden. I, Orin G. Carney, being of sound mind and body, hereby will my basketball talents, to Paul Schrautz. I, Juanita Keeslar, will my ability to type, to Alvin Hannah. I, Jerry G. Klinkenberg, will my musical ability, to Joe Turner, I, Donald A. Bunker, being supposedly sound mind, do hereby leave my tendency to get into arguments with my across-the-street neighbors, to John Trail. I, Donna Whitworth, will my great love for the domestic arts to any- one who wants it. I, James A. Hoch, will my charm of getting along with girls to Larry Steele. I, Pat Prater, will my willingness to speak out in Bookkeeping class to anyone who takes bookkeeping next year. I, Donald K. Taylor, will my old girl friend, Elizabeth Hayward, to Marion Miller. I, Jerry G, Klinkenberg, will my ability to get away with sleeping in study hall, to Darlene Warden. I, Juanita Keeslar, will my quiet ways, to DeAnn Lang. I, James A. Hoch, hereby will my technique to get the car when I want it, to Joe Turner, I, Jo Marte Unrein, will my clarinet, to Elizabeth Hayward. I, James R. Klinkenberg, will my brain to science. They'll never find out how it works. I, Orin G. Carney, will my height to Betty Nick. I, Donna Whitworth, being of sound mind, hereby leave. Sunday, May 20, 1956 Eignt P. M. Standing left to right: James Klinkenberg, Donna Whitworth, Donald Taylor, Jerry Kllnkenberg, Jo Marie Unrein, Juanita Keeslar, James Hoch, Orin Carney, Pat Prater. Guest Speaker at Baccalaureate Service Dr. John Hoon Washington Avenue Methodist Church Kansas City, Kansas BACCALAUREATE SERVICE PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL.................................Basehor School Band CALL TO WORSHIP..........................Come Thou Almighty King (Congregation Remain Standing for Invocation) INVOCATION....... WERE YOU THERE . ANNOUNCEMENTS____ SCRIPTURE READING ..................Rev. HArold R. Tuttle .............................. Burleigh (Mixed Ensemble) ..................Principal W. L. Kiester ..................Rev. Paul D. u. Holter Methodist Cnurch THE LORD'S PRAYER ........................................Malotte (Mixed Chorus) A DATE WITH THE WORLD .............................Dr. John Hoon Washington Avenue Methodist Church Kansas City, Kansas BENEDICTION...............................Rev. Paul D. E. Holter Methodist Church RECESSIONAL..................................Basehor School Band COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES PROCESSIONAL... AMERICA........ INVOCATION..... A PERFECT DAY .................«...Basehor School Band ................................Audience ..................Rev. Harold R. Tuttle Baptist Church •................................ .Bond (Mixed Ensemble) ANNOUNCEMENT of SENIOR HONORS EDUCATION—WHAT FOR? ...... PRESENTATION OF CLASS............ PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS......... ........Principal W, L. Kiester ..........Prof. Richard Chartler Speech department Ottawa University ........Principal W. L. Kiester •••............Mr. J. W. Kenton President of Board of Education BENEDICTION RECESSIONAL Rev. Harold R. Tuttle Baptist Church ..Basehor School Band union - -- ' mm  i Doyle Duncanson Student Council Representative z Fred Eyerly Susan Hoch jim Sw0pe Elizabeth Hayward Robert Johnson Band Boyle Duneanaon Darlene Warden Susan Hoch Elizabeth Nick Carol Stiglmire Joanne Downing John Trail Fred Eyerly Gale Knoche Emilee Edmonds I John Trail Darlene Ritchie Chorus CarolCriswell Susan Hoch Elizabeth Hayward Carol Stiglmire Emilee Edmonds Darlene Warden John Trail Joanne Downing Elizabeth Nick Darlene Ritchie Athletics Boyle Duncanson Gale Knoche Fred Eyerly John Trail Marion Miller James Swope Student Council Fred Eyerly Doyle Duncanson Gale Knoche Elizabeth Nick Annual Elizabeth Nick Carol Stiglmire Joanne Downing Emilee Edmonds Gale Knoche Carol Criswell Marion Miller Carol Stiglmire Darlene Warden Joanne Downing Susan Hoch Emilee Edmonds Elizabeth Hayward Carol Stiglmire Darlene Ritchie Breeze SusanHoch Carol Stiglmire Darlene Warden Emilee Edmonds Elizabeth Nick Doyle Duncanson Fred Eyerly o ni ores Carol Johnson Student Council Representative June Keeslar Alvin Hannah Joe Turner Ronnie Lindel Judy Steele Danny Taylor Chorus Judy Steele De Ann Lang Rose Marie Meikel Robert Butler Ronald Florence Dannie Taylor Alvin Hannah Jerry Box Band Larry Steele Ronald Florence De Ann Lang Ronald Lindel Robert Butler Pep Club Carol Johnson June Keeslar De Ann Lang Judy Steele Rosemary Meikel Athletics Joe Turner Alvin Hannah Robert Butler Jerry Box James Wilkes Breeze Carol Johnson Annual Ronald Lindel Student Council Carol Johnson Hreshnien Becky Prater Student Council Representative Gary Criswell Stella Trail James Elner Louise McDowell Hugh Hayward Karen Ducey Paul Schnutz 5 1 Edith Wylie Choru3 Karen Ducey Joyce Box Joyce McNamee Joyce Cunningham Eleanor Grundel Louise McDowell Becky Prater Stella Trail John Hoch Jim Elmer Hugh Hayward Gary Criswell Junior Ritchie Paul Schmutz Jerry Botkins Band Stella Trail John Hoch Eleanor Grundel Joyce McNamee Gary Criswell Pep Club Joyce Box Karen Ducey Joyce Cunningham Joyce McNamee Louise McDowell Stella Trail Becky Prater Athletics John Hoch Gary Criswell Jerry Botkins James Elmer Paul Schmutz Hugh Hayward Junior Ritchie Student Council Becky Prater Annual Louise McDowell Breeze JoyceBox ■ Editor Donna Whitworth Starting with back row: Florence Newberry, Sponsor; Susan Hoch, Art Editor; Carol Stiglmire, Assist. Production Manager; W. L. Klester Gale Knoche, Assist. Business Manager; Orin Carney, Business Manager; Ronnl Lindel, Sophomore Editor; Louise McDowell, FreshmaA Martha Kaeno, Production Manager; James Hoch, Sports Emilee Edmonds, Activities Editor; Jo Unrien, Senior Elizabeth Nick, Assistant Editor; Donna Whitworth Joanne Downing, Junior Editor. ' Ronnie Editor; Editor; Editor; Editor; Assistant Editor Carol Stiglmire Standing left to right: Carol Stiglmire, Assistant Editor; Martha Theno, Secretary- Treasurer; Mrs, Newberry, Sponsor; Joyce Box, Freshman Reporter; Darlene Warden, Music Reporter; Carol Johnson, Sophomore Report- er; Jsunes Klinkenberg, Business Manager; Doyle Duncanson Produc- tion Manager; Fred Eyerly, Production Manager; Juanita Keeslar, Editor; James Hoch, Sports Editor; Emilee Edmonds, Junior Reporter; Susan Hoch, Pep Club Reporter; Donna Whitworth, General Reporter; Donald Taylor; Sports Editor; Jo Unrein, General Reporter. Sanior Ha TOO MANY RELATIVES Harry and Mabel Savage are a pair of newlyweds deliriously In love with each other. Harry writes very poetic stories, which no editor seems to appreciate, and lives on an allowance from his Uncle Otto. The money really belongs to Harry; his father had left it to him when he died, appointing Uncle Otto in his will to take care of the family funds. Now, Uncle Otto is a sour old woman-hater, very much against the idea of marriage; there- fore the young love-birds have had to keep it a secret from him. Mabel's Aunt Ermlntrude, on the other hand, is all In favor of marriage and approves of the young couple. The fun begins when both Uncle Otto and Aunt Ermlntrude arrive un- expectedly at the Savages' apartment. Mabel and Harry have told them two different stories and have to keep them from comparing notes. This Is made a little easier by the fact that both Aunt Ermlntrude and Uncle Otto are very hard of hearing. All this time they are trying to impress Aunt Ermlntrude with a maid, who isn't really a maid but Lucifer Allen, an assistant editor. Mabel's sister Grade is trying to wangle a proposal from her boy friend Jasper Wilkins, who is one of the shyest youths alive and is more interested In prunes, Sraokey McGee a desperate criminal who wanders into their tiny apartment while fleeing from the law. Officer Butterfield, a poetic police- man and Mrs Donnelly their landlady, who is determined to get her rent. CAST Harry Savage.............James Hoch Mabel Savage.............pat Prater Mrs. Donnelly....................j0 Unrein Grade Evans..................Martha Theno Jasper Wilkins...Jerry Klinkenberg Officer Butterfield......Don Taylor Lucy............ ..Juanita Keeslar Ermlntrude Evans...Donna Whitworth Otto B. Savage...James Klinkenberg Smokey McGee...................Orin Carney L CAST Marilyn Leonard Jean Morley---- Dick Blakeford- Johnny Wamer-- Elderly Man---- Elderly Woman— Bellboy-------- —Emilee Edmonda Donna Whitworth -----James Hoch •Jim Klinkenberg ----Orin Carney ---Becky Prater ------John Hoch Marilyn and Jean, arrive and the first thing they do is apply make-up. Of course, this doesn't make the boys very happy. Later when the girls leave the lobby to mail a letter the boys cook up a scheme. When the girls come back Dick and Johnny get some water from the bell boy and begin to shave with some shaving kits that Dtck has bought for his father. This settles the whole thing. The girls decide that they will not apply make-up in. public anymore. Junior ta llay CAST OP CHARACTERS Caroline Caruthers. Niobe.............. Christopher Morgan. Connie Morgan...... Bee Williams....... Courtney Barret, Jr Mrs. Julia Gibbs... Lottie Gibbs....... Wanda Gibbs........ Daisy Gibbs........ Steve.............. Andy............... Tim Macauley....... The Milkman........ ...Darlene Warden ..Carol Stiglmire .......John Trail ...Emilee Edmonds .......Susan Hoch .......Gale Knoche ...Elizabeth Nick ...Joanne Downing ...Carol Criswell Elizabeth Hayward .......Pred Eyerly ..Doyle Duncanson ........Jim Swope ....Marion Miller Director--W. L. Kiester HOLD EVERYTHING The story took place in a tourist home on Honeymoon Trail. The owner, Caroline Caruthers, and her colored maid, Niobe, were very happy when Niobe's voodoo beans and her lucky rabbit's foot helped to get some customers. Connie Morgan and Bee Will- iams were running away because Connie's dad wanted her to meet a friends son. Courtney and Connie fell in love not knowing that their dads wanted them to meet in the first place. Mrs. Gibbs, and her three daughters were on their way to Hollywood to be in the movies. Christopher Morgan, Connie's dad, learns of his bank being robbed and also of his daugh- ters new friend. The danger- ous and clever crooks, Steve and Andy, trade cars with Mrs. Gibbs to mix the detective up. Connie and Courtney find that they were running away from each other but landed in each others arms. The detect- ive out-smarted the crooks and took them to jail. Fred Eyerly Vice-President Gale Knoche President Elizabeth Nick Secretary-Treasure Student Council Starting left to right: Elizabeth Nick; Doyle Duncanson; Fred Eyerly; Gale Knoche; Becky Prater; Jim Klinkenberg; Carol Johnson; Mr. Keister, Sponsor. STORY OF STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Basehor High School was organized In September of 19U The first President was Robert Grundel. Mr. Kiester is the Sponsor. The officers of Student Council are elected at the end of the school year by the Student body. These officers serve the next year. From each class a representative is elected. Through these representatives suggestions of the students are presented at the meetings. Among the many duties of Student Council are to see that the playing equipment is in good condition, help to pay for K. TJ. and film assemblies, and for the annual trip to the Topeka Fair and Swope Park. Student Council has also purchas- ed a pop cooler and water cooler. Student Council has done a wonderful job and is a credit to our school. MENU Gum Drop Cocktail Candyland Special Buttered Candy Corn Life Saver Salad Marshmallow Fluff Jelly Beans Tootsie Roll and Butterscotch Sugar, Spice 'N Everything Nice Chocolate Dip Milky Way Darlene Warden Junior Captain Betty Nick Over-all Captain Junior-Sophomore June Keealar Sophomore Captain GIRLS CHORUS Starting with top row, left to right: Eleanor Grundel; Jo Marie Unrein; Joyce Cunningham; Pat Prater; Elizabeth Hayward; Carol Criswell; Wilta Ramey; Carol Stiglmire; Becky Prater; Martha Theno; Donna Whitworth; Susan Hoch; Joanne Downing; Louise McDowell; Judy Steel; Rosemarie Meikel; Mr. Nelson, Director; Stella Trail; Elizabeth Nick; Emilee Edmonds; Darlene Ritchie; Karen Ducey; De Ann Lang; Joyce Box; Joyce McNamee; Darlene 'Warden. BOYS CHORUS Starting with bottom row, left to right: Mr. Nelson, Director; Paul Schmutz; Ronald Florence; Janes Elmer; Danny Taylor; Gary Botkins; Hugh Hayward; James Kl'.nk- enberg; Gary Criswell; Donald Taylor; John Trail; John Hoch; Junior Ritchie; Alvin Hannah; Jerry Kllnkenberg; Robert But- ler; Orin Carney; Janes Hoch; Jerry Box; Accompanists Eleanor Grundel; Stella Trail. Jo Unrein Emilee Edmonds Susan Hoch Standing left to right: Jo Marie Unrein, Joyce McNamee, Carol Criswell, DeAnn Lang, Emilee Edmonds, Darlene Warden, Elizabeth Nick, Stella Trail, Susan Hoch, Jerry Klinkenberg, John Trail, James Klinkenberg, Orin Carney, James Hoch, Gary Criswell. It a n il Iliinil lllfirm Band Officers First Officer Orin Carney, Second Officer Doyle Duncanson, Third Officer Jerry Rlinkenberg, Fourth Officer Elizabeth Nick. yin FIRST YEAR TYPING — MRS. NEWBERRY, INSTRUCTOR FIRST YEAR SHORTHAND -- MRS. NEWBERRY, INSTRUCTOR - WORLD HISTORY — MR. KIESTER, INSTRUCTOR FRESHMEN ENGLISH — MRS. SCHILLING, INSTRUCTOR Vice-President DeAnn Lang Standing left to right: Eleanor Grundel, Susan Hoch, Darlene Warden, Elizabeth Hayward, June Keeslar, Carol Stiglmire, Joyce Cunningham, Carol Johnson, Louise McDowell, Judy Steele, Donna Whitworth, Joanne Downing, Jo Unrein, Rosemary Meikel, Joyce Box, Emilee Edmonds, Stella Trail, Karen Ducey, Joyce McNamee, De Ann Lang, Sponsor Mrs Newberry. Cheerleaders, Becky Prater, Juanita Keeslar, Pat Prater, (not shown) Betty Nick, Becky Prater, Pat Prater, (not shown Betty Nick) Back row left to right: Fred Eyerly, Jerry Klinkenberg, Doyle Duncanson, Orln Carney, James Hoch, Alvin Hannah. Front row left to right: Coach E. A. Clnk, John Hoch, James Klinkenberg, John Trail, Gary Criswell. Joe Turner, Manager Donald Taylor Although only winning 2 of the 7 games played this season. Coach Cink was able to letter every boy on the squad. ... By winning 1 game in league play the team ended in a three way tie for third. The only major injury was a broken ankle suffered by Joe Turner, which cut the squad to 10 boys. The team elected James Klinkenberg and Jerry Klink- enberg as co—captains. James Hoch was high scorer. TEAM RECORD Basehor 27 Basehor 32 Basehor 11+ Basehor 6 Basehor 12 Basehor 19 Basehor 27 137 Edgerton 18 Lansing 1+0 Easton 1+6 Ozawkie 26 Piper 32 Stanley 21+ Linwood sH Hoch, James . HB ____ Klinkenberg, James Hannah, Alvin ii! Duncanson, Doyle i Carney, Orin Leading Scorers TD P.A.T. Total 9 6 60 Hoch, James Klinkenberg, Jerry Klinkenberg, James Carney, Orin Eyerly, Fred Fred Hoch, John Trail, John Criswell, G Turner, Joe Klinkenberg, Jerrv Back row left to right: John Trail, Manager; Marion Miller, Gale Knoche, Doyle Duncanson, Robert Butler, Fred Eyerly. Middle row left to right: John Hoch, Joe Turner, Jerry Box, Alvin Hahnah, James Swope, Gary Criswell. Front row left to right: Coach E, A. Cink. James Klinkenberg, James Hoch, Orin Carney, Captain; Jerry Klinkenberg, Don Taylor Coach Cink started the 1956 season wi-th only three letter- men back from last season. Orin Carney senior and regular; James Hoch, senior; Doyle Duncanson, junior made up the first three places on the team. The other two positions on the team were filled from the following first team lettermen: James Klink- enberg and Jerry Klinkenberg, seniors; Fred Eyerly, Junior;Alvin Hannah and Jerry Box, sophomores; John Hoch, freshman. With only three lettermen back to start the Bobcat's Basket- ball season, Coach Cink was doubtful of a successful season. How- ever as the year went by our appreciated followers were suprised to see the so called Cinderella Team progress and grow into a group of hard fighting Bobcats determined not to be beaten easily by any team. The team won II4. and lost 8 games including a two-way tie for 2nd place with Easton in league play, 2nd place in the Tri-County League Tourney, and 2nd place in the District Tourney. The second team won 8 and lost 7 games with the following boys receiving second team letters: Don Taylor, Gale Knoche, Marion Miller, James Swope. The teams wish to express their appreciation to those who followed the teams this year. Also many thanks to those who operated the clock and scoreboard and served as score keepers. The season's scoring is as follows: First Team Second Team Basehor 75 Potter U0 Basehor 47 Jarbalo Basehor 77 Jarbalo 43 Basehor 48 Stilwell 46 Basehor 69 Stilwell ho Basehor 24 Easton 36 Basehor 72 Easton 64 Basehor 23 Lansing 28 Basehor 49 Lansing 63 Basehor 28 Stanley 35 Basehor 47 Stanley 45 Basehor 47 Linwood 32 Basehor 57 Linwood 46 Basehor 52 Piper 32 Basehor 60 Piper 5i Basehor 45 Tonganoxie Zj.7 Basehor 42 Tonganoxie 62 Basehor 50 Jarbalo 9 Basehor 69 Jarbalo 39 Basehor 39 K. S. D. 41 Basehor 68 K. S. D. 50 Basehor 38 Easton 37 Basehor 62 Easton 71 Basehor 25 Lansing 51 Basehor 62 Lansing 66 Basehor 30 Linwood 28 Basehor 53 Linwood 33 Basehor 38 Edgerton 30 Basehor 53 Edgerton 57 Basehor 29 Piper 43 Basehor 51 Piper 43 T. ( 3. L. TOURNAMENT Basehor 56 Easton 34 Basehor 47 Lansing 62 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Basehor 64 Linwood 1 51 Basehor 64 Wea i 40 Basehor 48 Edgerton 49 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Basehor 43 Harveyville 59 The first team scored scored 1116 points. 1288 points. while the opponents The second team scored 525 points. scored 563 points. First team while the opponents Name FT A FT Md. FT% Tol. Pts. Carney, Orin 151 91 b9% 463 Hoch, James 106 58 55% 264 Duncanson, Doyle 110 67 bb% 227 Hannah, Alvin 55 22 ho% 106 Klinkenberg, Jerry 39 14 35% 82 Eyerly, Fred 30 l8 b0% 56 Klinkenberg, James 25 12 h % 38 Hoch, John 5 0 00 % 30 Box, Jerry 15 5 33% 19 Taylor, Don 0 0 00% 2 Knoche, Gale 2 1 Second Team 50% 1 Name FTA FT Md. F1% Tol. Pts. Box, Jerry 101 51 55% 199 Hannah, Alvin 55 26 hl% 99 Hoch, John 27 13 48$ 78 Eyerly, Fred 27 19 12% 50 Miller, Marlon 30 7 2-3% 39 Swope, James 31 9 29% 36 Knoche, Gale 32 10 31% 23 Taylor, Don 17 5 30% 17 Klinkenberg, James 22 12 55% 14 Klinkenberg, Jerry 4 4 100% 6 Butler, Robert 2 1 50% 1 Turner, Joe 2 1 50% 1 Jamas Hoch Jerry Klinkenberg Orin Carney Captain James Klinkenberg Coach Cink had 19 boys report for track this spring of which B of them lettered. Orin Carney was high scorer with 1 Z points, James Hoch was second with 39 l i  and Jerry Klinkenberg third with 21 7 12. Carney qualified for the State meet at Wichita by placing third in the High Jump in the Regional at Baldwin. At the State meet he tied for fifth with a Jump of 5'9 . The team took part in i; triangular meets, the Tri-County League meet, the Regional meet at Baldwin, and the State meet at Wichita. 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APPLIANCES ADMIRAL TV GOULDS WATER SYSTEMS PHONE Victor 5-2000 TONGANOXIE lOELLNER'S Tonganoxie, Kansas GROCERIES-MEATS Star Brand Wolverine Shoes Big Smith Work Clothing Dry Goods Buckaroo Levi Jeans LEAVENWORTH NATIONAL BANK Southwest Corner Fourth Deleware AS PROVIDE 0 IN THE BANKING ACT Of 193J McrlL SCTJOTT CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO THK CLASS OF 1956 .DRUG STORE 5th Delaware Leavenworth Kansas LEWIS TRUCK «J Cl TRACTOR CO. YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER Leavenworth, Kansas MODERN L-P GAS SERVICE Lansing, Kansas Modern Gas Appliances Bottle Bulk Gas Delivery Phone Lansing 21S COLEj'AAM implement CO. % SiE VOMIM-M DEALER Phone 243 Bonner Springs, Kansas KLINKEN9ERG GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIR SOUTH BASEHOR Phone Plaza 8-2320 SOMMER SPRINGS AUTO SERVICE BONNER SPRINGS, KANSAS A. P. Laughlin Realty Co. Tonganoxie, Kansas FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY FARM LOANS PHONE Victor 0-2294 COMPLIMENTS OP GATEWAY spasvn MG GOODS 316 DELAWARE PHONE 341 ED ROBERTS CHEVROLET- New Used Cars Phone 69 Bonner Springs, Kansas POG9EMEYER JEWELRY 204 South 5th Street Phone 542 Leavenworth, Kansas GENE REYNOLDS REPRESENTING ED ROBERTS CHEVROLET CO. BONNER SPRINGS, KANSAS PHONE OFFICE 69 RES. 514-J WESTERN AUTO STORE Home Owned By FRANK LOEHR DR. JAMES M. DEAL Chiropractor BONNER SPRINGS KANSAS Phone 109 BONNER SPRINGS. KANSAS THE CITIZENS AMJTURL BUILDING LORN RSSOCIRTION REAi. 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