Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

• Vi. � v 'r' -« _ SW.V r . . • '3 «• • � : • •• •« V' • , • W ’k ‘i % 3L V ' £ ) ■ v ‘ V � •• 4 '- • : • ■r _ ; v. -V— - 1%1 • . Vsc -- -M- � wll t ,vC- • 2 ‘ • • . ( -• • % ; • v '• We, the annual staff of 1958, hereby dedicate this edition of The Bobcat to Asa Grisham who has served our school as custodian. Asa has been loyal and made many friends during his custodian work here at Basehor Hiah. His increasing patience and sincere helpful- ness have contributed greatly toward the happiness and success of our school life. We hereby want to say Thanks Asa. 7 Left to rightt W. L. Kiester, Principal; Ed Williams, Clerk; J. W. Kenton, Director; and Myron Keeslar, Treasurer. 0ngratulations to the graduating class The Board of Education wishes to congratulate the Class of '58, the fiftieth class to graduate from on the milestone you have reached in your live8. We wish to express our appreciation and gratitude to the many fine teachers and parents who have worked together through the years to produce keen, intelligent, alert boys and girls equipped with the fundamentals which will enable them to take their proper places in society as useful, worthwhile, productive citizens; a credit to themselves, their home, and their school. It is indeed a joy and a pleasure to be of service to an institution which strives to render an efficient and worthwhile program to the community which it serves. The Class of '58 can take its place proudly and with honor in the long list of distinguished and illustrious groups which have received their diplomas and are now witnesses of B.H.S. We would like to commit to you for very serious consideration the words of Van Dyke, who once said: Four things a man mu3t learn to do if he would make his record true: To think without confusion clearly; To love his felloumen sincerely; To act from honest motives purely; To trust in God and Heaven securely. Board of Education 3 It is a genuine pleasure to greet you students of Basehor High through the medium of the pages of your annual and to wish you success and happiness in the years ahead. It is my earnest hope that the problems you have had to cope with in school, both in the classroom and in the activity fields in which you have participated, have developed in you an ability to deal effectively with the problems of life and with the demands which will be made upon you. I also hope that as the years go by your recollections of the days spent here at Basehor High will be as pleasant as I am sure that the perusal of the pages of this book will be. Sincerely, W. L. Kiester, Principal FACULTY Genevra M. Schilling English Home Economics B. S. Kansas State College Music B. S. in Music Education Kansas State College Ambrose M. Jennings Science, Mathematics Driver Education B. S. N.W. Mo. State College Maryville, Missouri E. A. Cink Industrial Arts Athletics B. S., North Dakota State Normal and Industrial College Betty Ann Kelly Commerce S.W. State College Weatherford, Oklahoma Mr. W. L. Kiester, Sponsor; Bob Butler, President; Joyce Box, Vice President; Eleanor Gruendel, Secretary Treasurer; Dan Taylor, Joyce McNamee; Dale Kuehnhoff; and Linda Porter. Eleanor Gruendel Secretary-Treasurer Jerry Otis Box Baaketbal 1-1 -2-3-4, Basketball Captain-4, Track-1-2-3-4, Track Captain-4, Class President-1, Class Sec.-Treas.-2, Chorus- 1-2-3, League Music Festival-1-2-3, Dis- trict Music Festival-1-2-3, Junior Play, Senior Play, One Act Play-4, Breeze Re- porter-3, Attendance Award-1, Captain of Magazine Sales-1. Robert Nelson Butler Class Vice-President-2, Student Council President-4, Band-1-2-3-4, Band Officer- 3-4, Chorus-l-2-3-4, Chorus Officer-4, League Music Festival-1-2-3-4, District Music Festiva 1-1-2-3-4, Mixed Ensemble-3- 4, Sax Quartet-3, Breeze Staff-4, Sen- ior Play, Key Club-2-3-4, Key Club Vice- President-3, Key Club President-4, At- tendance Award-1-2-3-4, Boys State, Maga- zine Sales Overall Captain-3, Track Man- ager-3-4, Ba3ketbal 1-3. Beverly Sue Clark Chorus-3-4, League Music Festival-3-4, District Music Festival-3-4, Pep Club-3- 4, Pep Club Secretaru-Treasurer-4. Girls State, Annual Art Editor-4, Breeze As- sistant Editor-3, Breeze Assistant Art Editor-4, Attendance Award-3, Junior Play, Horizon Club President-4, Trans- ferred from Rosedale High School her Junior year. June Elaine Keeelar Class Secretary-Treasurer-3, Student Council Vice-Pre8ident-3, Chorus-1, Lea- gue Music Festival-1, District Music Festival-1, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Secretary- Treasurer-3, Cheerleader-3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, One Act Play-4, Schol- arship Award-1 -3-4, Attendance Award-1-2 -3-4, Assistant Production Manager of Annual-3, Production Manager of Annual-4, Magazine Overall Captain-4, Magazine Class Captain-2, Valedictorian. James Loran Wilkes Basketball-3, Band-4, Chorus-3, Chorus Officer-3, League Music Festival-3-4, District Music Festival-3-4, Junior Play Senior Play, Breeze Staff-4, Key Club-3 -4, Key Club Secretary-4. Alvin Del Hannah Student Council Representative-3, Foot- ball-2-3-4, Football Co-Captain-4, Bas- ket ball -2-3-4, Track-3-4, Chorus-2, Lea- gue Music Festival-2, District Music Festival-2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Assistant Business Manager of Annual-3, Business Manager of Annual-4, Key Club-3, Attendance Award-2, Breeze Staff-4, Attended first year at Washington High School. Carol Marie Johnson Chorus-1, League Music Festival-1, Dis- trict Music Festival-1, Pep Club-1-2-3 -4, Class Secretary-Treasurer-4, Annual Staff-2, Breeze Class Reporter-2, Breeze Assistant Editor-4, Attendance Award-1- 2-3-4, D.A.R, Award-4, Junior Play, Sen- ior Play, Student Council Representative -2, Junior Captain of Magazine Sales-3, Scholarship Award-3-4, Salutatorian. Frank Joseph Turner Football Co-Captain-4, Basketball-2, Track-1, Class Secretary- Treasurer-1, Class VJ c e-Pres iden t-3. Class President-4, Annual Sports Editor- 4, Attendance Award-1-2, Magazine Sales oenior Captain-4, Breeze Production Man- ager-4. Darlene Ann (Lang) DeMaranville Band-1-2-3; Chorus-1-2-3-4; District Mu- sic Fc8tival-l-2-3-4; League Music Fest- ival-1-2-3-4; Mixed Ensemble-1-2-3-4, Ciris Ensemble-3; Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Pre- sident-4, Vice-Pre3tdent-2-3; Class Pre- sident-2; Student Council Representative -1; Annual Staff-1-3-4, Assistant Editor -3, Editor-4, Freshman Class Editor-1; Breeze Staff-3-4, Junior Reporter-3, Mu- sic Reporter-3, Class Reporter-4; Atten- dance Award-1-2-3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Homecoming Queen-4. a Larry Lee Steele Football-4, Track Manager-2, Band-1-2-0- 4, League Music Festival-1-2-3-4, Dist- rict Music Festival-1-2-3-4, Breeze St- aff-4, Attendance Award-1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Key Club-3-4, Key Club Treasurer-4, Basketball Manager 3-4 Ronald Lynn Linde 1 Chorus—1, Band-1-2-3, District Music Festival-1-2-3, League Music Festival- 1- 2-3, Annual Staff-2, Breeze Staff-4 Attendance Award-1-3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, One Act Play-3-4, Key Club- 2- 3-4, Key Club Senior Representative-4. Norma Lee Dannefer Chorus-4, Band-4, District Music Fest- val-4, League Music Festival-4, Pep Club 4, Senior Play, Attendance Award-4, Attended school first three years at Burr Oak High School. Rose Marie Meikel Chorus-1-2-3-4, League Music Festival-1- 2-3-4, District Music Festival-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Breeze Staff-4, Breeze Reporter-1, Attendance Award-1-2-3-4, Horizon Club-4, Junior Play, Senior Play Daniel Robert Taylor Judith Ann Steele Chorus-1-2-3, League Music Festival-1-2 -3, District Music Festival-1-2-3, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Class Vice-President-4, Breeze Editor-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Attendance Award-2-3-4, Horizon Club-4, Annual Staff-4. Basketball-3-4, Chorus-1-2-3, League Mu- sic Festival-1-2-3, District Music Fes- tival-1-2-3. Class President-3, Class Vice-President-1, Annual Assistant Art Editor-3, Breeze Art Editor-4, Attend- ance Award-1-2-3, Student Council Repre- sentative-4, Junior Play, Senior Play. Cecil Eugene Mashbum Track-4, Basketball-4, Chorus-4, District Music Festixxil-4, Breeze Staff-4, Key Club-4, Attended first two years at Piper and Wyandotte High Schools. VV- Ronald George Florence Band-1-2-3-4, Chorus-1-2, District Music Festixxil-1-2-3-4, League Music Festival- 1-2-3-4, Attendance Award-1-2-3-4,Breeze Staff-4. Carol Johnson Rose Me ike1 June Keeslar Beverly Clark Cecil Mashbum HOW WE LOOKED THEN Jerry Box Joe Turner Ronnie Florence Dannie Taylor Norma Dannefer The class of 1958 came into being back in September of 1954 vixen we entered B.H.S. with nineteen members. Two weeks later we were initiated by the Sophomores. We soon lost Bon France and Bob Steele, and in the last se- mester Mary Cox and John Knight. We chose as our class officers: President, Jerry Box; Vice-President, Dannie Taylor; and Secretary-Treasurer, Joe Turner. DeAnn Lang was our Student Council Representative. We were well represented by the boys in football and basketball, and by the girls in Pep Club. Our class sponsor was Mr. Hubbard. We began our Sophomore year with fourteen members. We had lost Herman Knipp. We had gained Alvin Hannah from Washington High. Now it was our turn to initiate the freshmen and we surely did. Our class officers that year were: President, DeAnn Lang; Vice-President, Bob Butler; Secretary-Treasurer, Jerry Box; Student Council Representative, Carol Johnson. Mr. Cink was our class sponsor. Our Junior year we worked hard to make money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. We had a concession stand at football games, sold candy and pop at noon, sold Christmas cards, and gave our Junior Play, The Case of the Squealing Cat, directed by Mr. Kieater. We now had fifteen members as we gained Beverly Clark from Rosedale High and Bob Bunker from DeLaSalle. We elected our class of- ficers as follows: President, Dannie Taylor; Vice-President, Joe Turner; Sec- retary-Treasurer, June Keeslar; Student Council Representative,Alvin Hannah. We gave the seniors a banquet in May and owe much of its success to our spon- sor. Mrs. Schilling. Our final year arrived and now our class numbered seventeen as we lost Bob Bunker and gained Norma Dannefer from Burr Oak High and Cecil Mashbum from Wyandotte High. We elected the following officers: President, Joe Turner; Vice-President, Judy Steele; Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Johnson; Student Coun- cil Representative, Dannie Taylor. In the fall we presented our Senior Play, Bolts and Nuts, directed by Mr. Ktester, In the spring the juniors gave U3 a beautiful banquet and prom for which we are very grateful. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Kiester for the ex- cellent job he did as our sponsor. And now as we say Good-Bye to B.H.S. and the many friends we leave, we remember the good times we had and the joys we shared. 13 PROCESSIONAL.....................Baaehor School Band CALL TO WORSHIP..............Come Thou Almighty King (Congregation Remain Standing for Invocation) INVOCATION.......................Rev. Robert E. Jones Methodist Church THE LORD'S PRATER ................. (Mixed Chorus) Malotte ANNOUNCEMENTS................Principal W. L. Kiester SCRIPTURE READING..............Rev. Robert E. Jones Methodist Church ETUDE FOR CHORUS NO. 2 ............ (Mixed Chorus) Sergei THE SPIRIT THAT LIVES .............Dr. A. F. Bramble First Methodist Church Lawrence, Kansas BENEDICTION......................... Robert E. Jones Methodist Church RECESSIONAL Basehor School Band 1 INVOCATION.....................Rev. Harold R. Tuttle Baptist Church -A PERFECT DAY ................................Bond (Nixed Ensemble) ANNOUNCEMENT OF SENIOR HONORS... .Prin. W. L. Eiester TOPS ..........................Br. Clifton B. Huff Head of Dept, of Rural Education Kansas State Teachers College Emporia, Kansas PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS...........Mr. J. W. Kenton President of Board of Education BENEDICTION.................. Rev. Harold R. Tuttle Baptist Church RECESSIONAL............................. School Band CLASS WILL I, Bob Butler, will my height to Mike Downing, and my ability to keep girls to Dale Kuehnhoff. I, Cecil Mashbum, will my bib overalls to Mr. Kiester. J, Ronnie Florence, will my ability of public speaking to Donald Hein. J, Larry Steele, will my ability to lose weight, and my nickname Skinny to David Earls. It June Keeslar, will my dictated letters to Mrs. Kelly, and my bookkeeping papers to Joyce Box I, Joe Turner, will my ability to play football to William Lewis. I, Norma Dannefer, will my lack of height to LaDean Prelesnik, and a foot ruler to measure her height everyday. I, Judy Steele, will all of my used shorthand pads to Paul Schmutz. I, Rose Meikel, will my ability to go steady to Stella Trail. , DeAnn DeMaranvi1le, will my position of Annual Editor to Joyce McNamee. I, Dannie Taylor, will my ability to fix cara jjp V to Wayne Florence. “ ' © les I, A1 Hannah, will my quiet ways to Martha Jennings. I, Jerry Box, will my ability to skip school to L. A. Jennings. I, Beverly Clark, will my ability to tear ups- oil cans to Dorothy Knipp. £� Ronnie Lindel, will my ability to graduate to I, Jim Wilkes, will my ability to get out of school three days before the rest of the Seniors to Roger White. I, Carol Johnson, will my old worn-out shorthand pen to Judy Prater. fc°nocJ Q CLASS PROPHECY' jf A3 I picked up the Kansas City Star, May 22, 2000, I saw in the Iheadlines names of those who had graduated from Basehor High in 1958. The following is a short excerpt from the stories behind the headlines. The first thing that catches my eyes are the many cows owned by Joe Turner. Joe just sits in his rockino chair and bosses the hired help. The former DeAnn Lang is married to Bob DeMaranville is head of all the Conoco Stations in the United States. Jim Wilkes, once a milk hauler, now owns all the milk trucks in Kansas. Jim finally got that mansion that he wanted. Beverly Clark, an artist, is in Paris for a World Wide Convention of Artists. The Dean of the Women's College in Denver, Colorado is Norma Dannefer. I guess that is what happens when you go to college. The top bookkeeper for the Federal Deserve Banks is' June Keeslar. She always wanted a bookkeeping job and it looks as though she got it. Who is that comedian on T.V.? That's right, it is none other than Larry Steele. It seems as though Cecil Uashbum didn't waste his summers working for Phillips, he is now the head of the ■ company. I see that Carol Johnson got her job at Hallmark Card Company. She is secretary to the P-esident of the company. Dan Taylor is the new manager of the Ford Manu- facturing Plant. Well how do you like being manager rather than working on old beat-up cars? Rose Meikel is a world famous technician. She really had to work for her position. Good going Rose. Jerry Box, a famous scientific explorer is lost somewhere g™ in outer space. Judy Steele, head of the Scientific Lost and Found Department was placed in charge of the searching party. The World'3 Rodeo was held last week. A1 Hannah took first place in bronc riding. Goodness, would you look at that large farm. The name on the mailbox says Ronald Lindel. Looks as though Ronnie ha3 been a success. Ronnie Florence's public speaking helped him, he is now Congressmen from Texas. It looks as though we have a bachelor in our class. Bob Butler who is now at the World's Fair. Hit it again harder harder The three???? Best citizen???? Slawhead Annual's number one helper Aren't we priviledged? Mamma’s little helper If that's the way you want it What's the matter Dig those crazy pigs What's the matter Carol? Where's Joe?? Hello Smiley lhat's for lunch? Dance with . me Henry! (Waiting sure gets us Supper time! 4j he three SENIOR TRIP Huge, isn't it? Joyce Box Roger Hhite President Eleanor Grundel Joyce McNamee Student Council Representative Stella Trail Paul Schmutz Joyce Cunningham John Hoch Karen Ducey Gary Criswell Dorothy Knipp Jerry Botkin Donald Hein Pres ident Z. 7, e tat ent Dale Khuenhoff Student Council Representative Dan Reardon 23 24 Tom Flanagan 25 Steven Marshall Judy Budenosky Tom Elmer Donald Knipp Anita Wacker Tim Elmer 26 Cindy Smith William Ducey Judy Prater Martha Jennings Cheryl Martin LaDean Prelesnih 28 Barbara Hills Back row: Becky Prater, Ass't. Pro. Man.; Joyce McNamee, Ass't. Editor; Beverly Clark, Art Editor. Second row: June Keeslar, Pro. Man.; DeAnn Pang, Editor; Joyce Box, Jr. Editor; Judy Steele, Sr. Editor; Faye Carney, Fresh. Editor, Judy Calovich, Soph. Editor. Third row: John Hoch, Ass't. Bus. Man.; Joe Turner, Sports Editor; Alvin Hannah, Bus. Man. There were times we couldn't. Then there were times we wouldn't, But we finally got it done. And we had a lot of fun. June Keeslar, Pro. Man. Alvin Hanndh, Bus. Man. Mr. Kiester, Bus. Spon. DeAnn Lang, Editor Mrs. Kelly, Sponsor BOLTS AND NUTS CAST OF CHARACTERS Benita Bolt...................DeAnn Lang Lutie Spinks................Rose Meikel Rebecca Bolt........................June Keeslar Martha Grubb................Judy Steele Twink Starr...................Jerry Box Dr. Hippocrates Joy........Alvin Hannah Henry Goober..............Dannie Taylor Phineas Plunkett.............Bob Butler Miss Prunella Figg.................Carol Johnson Cadwalleder Clippy................Ronnie Lindel Mrs. Gertie Glossop.....Norma Dannefer Wilbur Glossop.............Larry Steele Jack Gordon..................Jim Wilkes Kate Foster Hammond Laura Hammond...... Judy Hammond....... Esther Foster...... Hoy Ferris......... Chet Be vans...... lady in early forties.....................June Keeslar .her elder daughter......................Joyce McAamee her younger daughter.............Stella Trail .....her sister...................Becky Prater ...Laura's fiance...................Jerry Box ..Judy's hoy friend..............Ronnie Lindel The Tri-County League Festival was held at the Basehor High School, March 14, 1958. The schools who participated in this festival were Lansing, Linwood, Easton, Jarbalo, Piper and Basehor. The ratings were as follows: Basehor.... 1 Piper.......1 Lansing... .2 Easton......2 Linwood....3 Jarbalo....3 3, The play was taken to the District Festival where it took a 2 rating. Seated: Beverly Clark, Assistant Art Editor; Judy Steele, Editor; Carol Johnson, Assistant Editor; DeAnn DeMaranvilie, Senior Reporter; Dorothy Knipp, Feature Editor. Stand ing: Dan Taylor, Artist; Ronnie Florence, Production Manager; Joe Turner, Production Manager; Martha Jennings, Freshman Reporter; Larry Steele, Music Reporter; Judith Dye, Sophomore Reporter; Bob Butler, Sophomore Reporter; Becky Prater, Pep Club Reporter; Cecil Mashbum, Sports Editor; Ronnie Lindel, Freshman Reporter; Stella Trail, Junior Reporter; Jim Wilkes, Production Manager; Rose Meikel, Junior Reporter; Mrs. Kelly, Sponsor. SHY GUY Cast of Characters Fred Hastings............John Hoch Cora Hastings.........Becky Prater Gilbert Hastings .... Hary Criswell Nancy Graham........ Joyce McNamee Larry Uadi son.........JRoger White Julie Tucker..........JStella Trail Gloria Patterson........Joyce Box Melinda Whipple......Dorothy Knipp Lois Corwin.........Eleanor Gruendel Mr. Danbury............Paul Schmutx Bill Sterling..........Hugh Hayward KEY 5� CLUB Bob Butler President Seated, left to right: Standing, left to right Larry Steele, Jim Wilkes, Bob Butler, John Hoch, and Mr. Cink. : L. A. Jennings, Jerry Botkin, Paul Schmutz, Gary Criswell, Roger White, Cecil Mashburn, A1 Hannah, and Ronnie Lindel. John Hoch Vice-President ri9h4tl MraT Schilling, Joyce Box, Beverly Clark, Faye Carney. P Jter9 D Vo hl? K ght: r 6a tfre eSnik Jxjdy Steele, Rose Me ike 1, Judy B eno k D K tPP Cheryl Martin Sandy Steele, Linda Porter, and Judy jiOMECOMiNG PRINCESSES 2 PRINCESS JUDY J PRINCESS I LINDA CARNIVAL 'ROYALTY ) QUEEN BECKY KING EDDIE MIXED CHORUS CHORUS OFFICERS Cecil Mashburn-Base Eleanor Gruendel-Alto Joyce McNamee-Soprano Bob Butler-Tenor |ir MA OR£TTES Becky Prater-Majorette Stella Trail-Drum Major Anita Wacker-Majorette Eleanor Gruendel-lst Officer Stella Trail-End Officer Bob Butler-3rd Officer John Hoch-4th Officer First Row: Cheryl Martin, Janet McNamee, Linda Porter, Sandy Steele, Judy Budenosky, Earlene Jones, Stella Trail, Accompanist. Second Row: Mr. Nelson, Director; Helen Pate, Barbara Hills, Norma Dannefer, Darlene Van Tuyl, Barbara Meyer, Judy Prater, Rose Me ike 1, DeAnn DeMaranville. Third Row: Joyce McNamee, Karen Ducey, Faye Carney, Judy Calovich, Linda Wacker, Dorothy Knipp, Becky Prater. Fourth Row: Martha Jennings, Cindy Smith, Beverly Clark, LaDean Prelesnik, Anita Wacker, Eleanor Gruende 1, Judith Dye, Marsha Butler. First Row: Mr. Nelson, Director; Mike Downing, Harold Kemler, Paul Schmutz, John Hoch, Jerry Botkin, Ted Box, Stella Trail, Accompanist. Second Row: Tom Flanagai Fred Box, Hugh Hayward, Don Knipp, Gteven Marshall, Gary Criswell, Joe Calovich. Third Row: Virgil Florence, Cecil Mashburn, Bob Butler, L. A. Jennings, Roper White, William Lewis. )M� XED ENSEMBLE,: First row: Becky Prater, Joyce UcNamee, and Stella Trail. Second row: DeAnn Lang, Faye Carney, Judy Calovich, and Darlene Van Tuyl. Third row: Eleanor Oruendel, John ffoch, Gary Criswell, Hike Downing, and Judith Dye. Fourth row: Roger White. Bob Butler, and William Lewis. The first big day for the music department was September 28, K.U. Bnad Day. The big parade of bands was held in the morning. In the afternoon when K.U. played Oregon State on the gridiron, the bands played at half-time. The Carnival, which is sponsored by the music department, was held November 15. Sleeted to reign as king and queen were Eddie Pettit, Freshman, and Becky Prater, Junior. Just a month later, on December 15, the Christmas Cantata, The Infant Holy, wa3 presented by the mixed chorus. Things seemed to explode into activity starting with the music fes- tival at Lansing on March 21. Basehor entered thirteen numbers for this and all the music department participated in the massed chorus and band numbers under the direction of Leland Boberts. Then in quick succession came the district and state music festivals. The district music festival started on March 28. That day our band and chorus went to Lawrence to compete. Our chor us came back with a II rating and our band with a I rating. On March 29, a Saturday, our mixed ensemble•, girls trio, and various solos—Gary Criswell, Stella Trail, and Joyce McNamee went to Lawrence. These entries received, in order, the following ratings: II, II, II, II, and I. The only one eligible to compete on April 18 in the state music festival was Joyce McNamee, who received another I rating. Our Spring Concert, consisting of the band, various choral ensembles, and a solo, was held on April 25. The band and choru3 participated in Baccalaureate on May 18. On May 22, the band and mixed ensemble took part in Commencement. The pep band played for all home football and basketball games. The accompanists for the year were Stella Trail and Janet McNamee. Standing: John Hoch, Junior Captain Darlene Van Tuyl, Freshman Captatn; Joe Turner, Senior Captain; William Lewis, Sophmore Captain. Seated: Joyce Box, Jr.-Fr. Captain; June Keeslar, Sr.-Soph. Captain. SALES WINNERS: Barbara Meyer, Third; Dale Kuehnhoff, Fourth; June Keeslar, Fifth; Glenn Uussett, Second; Faye Carney, First. MAGAZINE . SALES CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders 1. to r.: June Keeslar, Becky Prater, Dorothy Knipp, and Linda Porter. Front row 1. to r. : Judy Budenosky, Earlene Jones, Janet McNamee, Norma Dannefer, Sandy Steele, Stella Trail, DeAnn DeMar- anville, Rose Meikel, Barbara Hills, and Cheryl Martin. Middle row 1. to r.: Mrs. Kelly, Sponsor; Judy Prater, Judy Calovich, Faye Carney, Joyce McNamee, Marsha Butler, Linda Packer, Darlene Van Tuyl, and Barbara Meyer. Back row 1. to r.: Beverly Clark, Joyce Box, Judy Steele, LaDean Prelesnik, Anita Wacker, Eleanor Gruendel, Cindy Smith, Martha Jennings, Judith Dye, Carol John- son. ☆ z M JUNIOR—SENIOR BANQUET AND T ft MENU ☆ ☆ Moonlight Sonata Celestial Filet Satellites Evening Star Salad Peas Creamed in Moonglow K-P -y ☆ Dreamboat Adrift Crescent Moon and Star Dust Milky Way Parfait with Lucky Stars Heavenly Mist Star Chips and Moonstones W ay wA n e r «C tx x I H ☆ PROGRAM S— Star-Studded Salute!.......(Roger White).......By Little Glimmer T-— Twinklet Twinklet Little Stars .... (Joe Turner),,.By Big Glimmer A— A Night to Remember ........(Mr. Kiester).......By Constant Star R-- Rendezvous Gossip -... (Mr. Kenton).......By A Meddling Moonbeam S-- Stairway to the Stars ........(Roger White)......By Guiding Star SCORES OF FOOTBALL GAMES Basehor 13 Basehor 19 Baaehor 26 Baaehor 39 Baaehor 13 Baaehor 47 Baaehor___0 1S7 Edgerton 12 Lanaing 59 Eaaton 57 Ozawkie 6 Piper 25 Vinland 13 Linwood 33 205 Coach Cink beaan the 1958 season with only three let termen back from the last a son: Joe ner and A1 Hannah, Seniors; and John Hoch, Junior. la8t 7% team consisted of nine players.......three Seniors, one Junior, three Sophomores, and two Freshmen. The Bobcats won three of their seven games. They won their Homecoming game with Ozawkie. It was the first time Basehor has ever defeated them. The team elected Alvin and Joe as co-captains. 53 Don Knipp Virgil Florence Steven Marshall Harold Kemler GAMES WON Basehor..58 Basehor..53 Basehor..51 Basehor. .54 Basehor.. 63 Basehor.. 51 Stillwell. .49 Linwood... .48 Jarbalo... .41 Ozawkie... .46 Easton.... Edgerton.. .40 GAMES LOST Basehor..50 Tonganoxie..57 Basehor..48 Piper.......49 Basehor. .47 Stanley.....66 Basehor..31 Easton......54 Basehor.. 45 Lansing.....46 Basehor. .44 Piper.......52 Basehor..52 K. S. D.....64 Basehor. .37 Linwood.....46 Basehor. .56 Piper.......60 Basehor..42 Jarbclo.....78 Basehor.. 54 Lonsing.....65 Basehor. .51 Eudora......71 Bill Ducey There were seventeen boys out for basketball this season: Seniors____ Jerry Box, Alvin Hannah, Cecil Mashburn, and Dannie Taylor} Juniors_______ John Hoch, and Roger White} Sophomores—Mike Downing and L.A. Jennings; Freshmen-----Fred Box, Eddie Pettit, Glenn Mussett, Steven Marshall, Ted Box, Bill Ducey, Virgil Florence, Harold Kemler, and Don Knipp. The Bobcat'8 First Team had a record of six won and twelve lost. The Second Team won four and lost twelve. Boys receiving First Team Letters were Jerry Box, Fred Box, John Hoch, Alvin Hannah, Eddie Pettit, Glenn Mussett, and Dannie Taylor. Letter- men on the Second Team were Virgil Florence, Ted Box, Mike Downing, L.A. Jennings, Steven Marshall, and Cecil Mashburn. Jerry Box was elected Captain by the team. Don Knipp Dwayne Carriger Sddie Pettit Virgil Florence A1 Hannah Jerru Box Rojer White 'o k Hannah Cecil Mashburn Linwood..98 1 2 Lansing..88 Easton...84 Basehor. .67 2 3 Dan Reardon SCORES AT TRACE MEETS Basehor. .47 Ba8ehor.. 48 l 2 Lansing..58 3 4 Piper....65 Tom Flanagan Jarbalo..21 1 2 Jarbalo..31 1 2 Basehor..26 7 12 Jarbalo..31 l 3 Twenty-four boys reported for track this year. They are as follows} Jerry Box, Alvin Hannah, Cecil Mashbum, John Hoch, Roger White, Paul Schmutz, Jerry Botkin, Harold Kemler, Dan Reardon, Mike Downing, Tom Hannah, Dwayne Carriger, Dale Kuehnhoff, L. A. Jennings, Fred Box,Steven Marshall, Don Knipp, Glenn Mussett, Eddie Pettit, Tom Flanagan, Virgil Florence, Wayne Florence, and Bm Ducey. TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE RESULTS Easton 70, Linwood 62, Lansing 44, Piper 36, Jarbalo 16s, Basehor 12£ 58 We Want A Basket Did She Ever Blush 2 points for Queen DeAnn Fight Team Beat Lansing Smile pretty ss For A Queen Princess Judy Linda Rather tiring Ouch Now I am really hungry and waiting Pretty good for the first time what do we Smile pretty This one sure brings back good memories What a day this one was Ambitious looking aren't tney Real pretty 't was, Forward march A ride for a queen Cutie a snowman Where's Roger?? Don't whip, daddy Please, no poison Pretty Are we going somewhere or are we going to sit here all day. What ya say there? Ihole lot of shaking goin on Linda, how do you rate? How's the weather way up there? Judy, we finally got a picture. I'm walkin Mr. Downing Track meet' Our School (3rd Prize Snap' shot Contest) Smile Pretty What's the latest gossip? The Three Musketee Just Relaxin Hew Pep Club Member Studying Hard, or Hardly Studying? Friends It Must Have Been Funny Make This One Count Callin? Fight Team Fight She Doesn’t Drink Anything Stronger Than Pop Wayne Watch Ou EUC OUS i 11 What's Cookin Doc? ] Busy Noon Hour Wonder How It Tasted?? They All Wet re J Ain’t She Cute? Love Birds OH WHAT A DAY ! WE BOOST OUli SCHOOLS MclrlL SCHOTT exall .DRUG STORE 5th - Delaware Leavenwortn Kansas cnis£NaEr«v EUNERAL HOME MORTUARY C. HERVEY QUISENBERRY-FUNERAL DIR. PHONE VI 5-2740 TONGANOXIE, KANS. GENERAL REPAIR WORK TRACTORS St ALL MACHINERY PERRY PORTER PHONE PLaza 8-2212 BASEHOR, KANSAS J i m's Service Stat ion Mobil Pnoduc7s 3Vh Panallel or, 13 Highway TleeJk am Yflotor Company CBRS - TRUCKS TRRCTORS PHONE VI 5-2235 TONGA, KANSAS Roy J4. jNickum Olin WiUon Portrait Photographers of the cAtki Zon Studio DR. 1-6827 1208 N. 8tli St. Kama� City 1, Kama� Your official sen or and annua I PAoloyraphtrs D -17 TRACTOR 1 2 3 4 5 POWER-CRATER Engine POWER SHIFT WHEELS TWO CLUTCH POWER COHTROL COMPLETE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SHAP-COUPLER Phone FAirfax 1-1693 State Tractor . Implement Co, Your Allis-Chalmers Dealer 2 Mil � W � t of Kan� � City, Kan� � 5831 State Avenue, K. 1 R. D. Harshbargcr R.R. 1, Kansas City, Kansas CONCH ATII IATJON $JJ TO THE CLASS SHILLING Sltxt uc . JEEP DITCHING G.E. APPLIANCES ADMIRAL TV GOULDS WATER SYSTEMS PHONE Victor 5-2000 T0NGAN0X1E POGGEMEYER JEWELRY 201| South 5th Street MODERN L-P GAS SERVICE Lansing, Kansas Modern Gas Appliances Bottle Bulk Gas Delivery Leavenworth. Kansas Across the street from the Hotel Cody for INSURED SAVINGS Power FARMALL Put to better use with New Increased Horsepower for new power efficiency. Power Put to better use with New Fast-Hitch with Traction Control and PILOT GUIDE. PPut to better use with dozens of Famous IH Features for faster ower ,easier farming. PPut to better use with New Power Spaced Wheels-changes Jobs owe r quickly-saves you time. AAcCoYMick F”aYM St ove Kansas City Ec| m i p Me it Kansas I CHAMPIONS Everyday Low Prices Groceries—Meats Fruits—Vegetaoles Tonganoxie Kansas DALE RAWLINGS FEED STORE Hybrid Seed Corn Pfisters—Standard Cargill Lowes Gooch's Best Livestock Sc Poultry Feed lour feed, seed, grain and fertilizer dealer for ir vears PHONE Victor 5-2200 Tonganoxie, Kansas FEDERATED STORE PHONE 7 BONNER SPRINGS JRJS POOD MARKE1 BONNER SPRINGS TONGANOXIE Tonganoxie Electric Service RITEWAY PHONE Victor 5-2123 WESTINGHOUSE Tonganoxie JOE SHERIFF CHEVROLET, INC. Tonganoxie, Kansas 5-JJ-WAY 3AR3ER SHOP Tansing, Kansas FRED R. COX JEWELER Diamonds, Watches, Cameras, Supplies TONGANOXIE, KANSAS OFFICES: LLCYC n. MILLS AGENCY p - victor 5-2500 TONGANOXIE BUILDING ________ TONGANOXIE, KANSAS LOAN BUILDING Thgnj 1 1 fu REAL ESTATE—APPRAISALS GENERAL INSURANCE—LOANS NOTARY PUBLIC BONNER SPRINGS PAINT WALLPAPER STORE U£ Oak Street Bonner Springs, Kansas Seidlitz Paints and Varnishes Phone 354 GOLD-NUGGET GILBERT HARRIS EVERETT LA MONT 329-DEL. Leavenworth Sit? 3First BtaU lank THE 70MGANQX12 nf (Emtgaunxt? J. M. NEIBARGER IM EDITOR J MSlSiXJSi MEMBER F. D. I. C. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS 1.50 Per Year EACH ACCOUNT INSURED Established 1882 UP TO LANSJNC 5 10,000.00 2 PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS—VETERINARIAN SUPPLIES 6 ASSETS OVER ONE d JOHN C. KENDALL-OWNER MILLION DOLLARS SUNDRIES VCE r DRUGS TONGANOXIE KANSAS LANSING PHONE-385 Henry Mann Service Station HOAD SERVICE 3.F. GOODRICH TIRES BATTERIES SERVICE QUALITY - SATISFACTION PHONE 493 312 OAK BONNER SPRINGS, KANSAS LOOK FIRST TO Kansas Rupert Edmonds, A s. Mgr COMPLIMENTS OP GATEWAY SPORTING GOODS 316 DELAWARE THE 1410 SPOT KCLO RADIO GOOD MUSIC STATION NEWS AND SPORTS BE THE FIRST TO KNOW STAY TU1JED TO- | Q LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS ALDEN HARRINGTON AND SON FUNERAL HOME FOR COMPLETE PROTECTION PHONE VI 5-2300 TONGANOXIE, KANSAS CHARLES C. LAMING J. c. laming son Ambulance service Flowers for all occasions INSURANCE SINCE 1889 Phone 74 Bonner Springs, Kansas RUSH'S BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP 213 3. 5th St. Phone 2100 Leavenworth, Kan. GEIGER READY-MIX 1411 South Second Leavenworth, Kansas OWL Phone 28 WESTERN AUTO Home Owned By V-X J � —• FRANK LOEHR BONNER SPRINGS KANSAS TO THE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN OF THE CLASS OF '57 For this achievement - OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS! For your future success - OUR SINCERE GOOD WISHES! COMMERCIAL STATE BANK Bonner Springs, Kansas At PROVIDED IN THE BANKING ACT Of 1933 A £ GUISE'S — CLOTHING — Men BoyS LEAVENWORTH A. P. Laughlin Realty Co. Tonganoxie, Kansas FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY FARM LOANS PHONE Victor 5-2294 JONES Wffl FOOD BONNER SPRINGS. KANSAS C £ ] J 'J £ R f %tul lislu(j 1897 Published Wrcllij The BonneWjgtongs Chieftain Bonner Springs, Kansas ED ROBERTS LARKIN CHEVROLET FUNERAL tJOj'AH New Used Cars Phone 69 Bnrmor Springs, Kansas 6th Olive Leavenworth, Kansas COLEMAN IMPLEMENT CO. ULSTER'S ,-S i -o_w nrnnn 9 Home of Botany 500 Clothes 42B Deleware Leavenworth Phone 21,1 Bonaer Springs, Kansas BREWER’S SUPER MARKET BONNER SPRINGS, KANSAS THE CITIZENS AVUTURL BUILDING LORN ASSOCIATION REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 312 SOUTH FIFTH STREET LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS KARL’S GROCERY PHOIJ3 PLA;a-8-2250L W J Basehor JCansds LOCKER GE CaMGSUTUL-VJlONS ■ 0 XH£ C , 0£'5 FROM JrJ£ 3ASHHOR .METHODIST CHURCH First National Bank Leavenworth, Kansas The Oldeit Bank in Kansas Established 1851s Me viber F I. C. BOOSTERS Ruby’s Laundry 107-j Oak Street Dr. Wm. D. Miller Bonner Springs, Kansas E. H. Lavery Jewelry 404 Delaware Leavenworth, Kansas Co Bonner Springs, Kansas “Seirflt1 to the Jfondly ED’S CAPE Good Pood at its best In the National Hotel Building 324 Cherokee Leavenworth, Kansas VICTORY LUNCH 40 HIGHWAY 73 JUNCTION PLaza 8—2313 BASEHOR, KANSAS 3ASEH03 3APTJST CHURCH FOR ME TO LIVE IS CHRIST REV. HAROLD TUTTLE, PASTOR BASEHOR, KANSAS PHONE PL 8-2510 A FRIENDLY WELCOME TO ALL SERVING AMERICA’S FINEST STUDENTS A LIFETIME OF MEMORIES YEARS YOUR JOSTEN CUSS RING () 0 jl. , : mi ' SINCE JS97 Commemorate your school days with a jewelry masterpiece . . a JOSTEN class ring. 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