Benton High School - Wahwahlanawah Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1959 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS WctAwaAUuceuMiA, t4k IMAtitutiOHi 6ut (Ac Unc tAetUd tAadatU a hum. EMERSON Published at Benton High School St. Joseph, Missouri MR. LOWELL K. BOWEN Mr. Bowen’s first year as principal has been an exciting one for. to the traditional system of high school administration, he has added experimentation with new educational theories advanced by noted scholars as indispensable to the Sputnik era. All signs [joint to the success of the undertaking. MRS. LAWRENCE WICKHAM MRS. FERRELL CATES Two expert secretaries manage the office routine so vital to the smooth running of a big school. We applaud not only their efficiency but also the smiling courtesy and patience-plus with which they handle questions, requests, and multiple snafus. (five) wTi DBfl %' I BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. George 1.. Black- well, superintendent of schools. BACK: Mr. D. W. Hopkins, pres.; Mrs. John Wyeth. Snpt. Blackwell, Mr. E. F. Garvey. FRONT: Mr. W. Fairleigh Enright. Mr. Dwight 1.. Dannen, vice pres.: Mrs. Paul Knepper. BENTON ADMINISTRATION (six) Mrs. Alois � Wilkinson VISITORS WE’VE HAD Mr. G. Max Coleman Assistant Superintendent In Charge of In- struction. Soon-to-be graduates from Northwest Missouri State College who “interned,, last fall in the home economics depart- ment. Mrs. Maxine I oran P.T.A. Officers and Executive Committee—Mrs. Carl Gray, president («even) FACULTY IRENE ARCHIBALD R.N.; Clinic. RAY BAKER B.S.; M E.; C.O.E. KENNETH BOERNER B.S.: World History, Health. Asst. Coach. ROBERT BRANDT B.A.; Coach. Health. Mech. Drawing, Physi- cal Ed. ROBERTA M. CAIN B.A.; Math. Science. RUTH CAMPBELL B.A.; M.A.: Social Studies. Sponsor Jr. Red Cross. DUANE CUNNING B.M.E.: Band. Chorus, Choir. MARY LEE DOHERTY B.A.; M.A.; English. MYRTLE R. ELLIOTT B.A.; M.A.: English, Dramatics. Sponsor N.H.S. L. K. BOWEN B.S.; M.A.; Principal. SALLY ENDEBROCK B.S.; Biology. VITA E. FINLEY B.A.: M.A.; Latin, Spanish. Yearbook Ad- visor. RUTH GIDDENS B.S.: M E.: Voc. Home Economics, Sponsor F.H.A., Student Coun- cil. GERALDINE GULICK B.S.: M E.: Counselor. Sponsor K.T.A. WALTER GUNDERSON B.M.E.: Music. L. E. HAGER B.S.: Social Science. English. MILDRED S. HELLER Ph.B.: language Arts, Citizenship. JAMES MODIS B.A.: M.E.: Coach, Math, Physical Ed. JUANITA G. O’MALLEY B.M.; Librarian. (eight) FACULTY JoANN PAYNE B.S.; P.hyglcal Ed. Sponsor Pep Squad, Sponsor G.A.A. RICHARD QUINN B.S.: Commercial, •Freshman Coach. ELIZABETH ROBERT- SCUM B.S.; M.A.: Math. CLAYTON SAUNDERS B.S.; M.S.: Math. MARTHA P. SELLERS B.S.; M.A.: Art, Spon- sor Annual Art. P. B. SPRINGER B.A.; Commercial, Physical Ed., Sponsor •B Club. VERNELL C. STAHLIN B.S.; Commercial, Sponsor Pep Squad. CLARENCE STEVEN- SON B.S.: M.S.: Science. W. K. SWISHER B.S.: M.A.; Social Science. A. W. THEDINGA B.A.: M.A.: Vice Principal. Sponsor Student Council. M Sgt. MORGAN W. THOMAS K.O.T.C., Sponsor Sab- er Sc Chain. HAZEL A. UNGER B.S.;Language Arts. DAVID G. VEQUIST B.S.; M.E.: General Science, Physics, Spon- sor F.S.A. VELDA M. WALKER B.S.: English, Sponsor Pep Squad. EDWIN B. WALLACE B.S.; M.E.D.: Driver Education. EVA WILSON B.S.: M.A.; English, Journalism. Sponsor Bentonian. G. MARION WILSON B.A.. M.A.: Dean. Citi- zenship. Co. Chairman Jr. Red Cross. ELIZA WOODERSON B.S.; M.A.; American History. LESTER WOOTEN B.S.: General Shop, V90dwork. (nine) CLASS SPONSORS SENIORS: Mrs. Giddens. Miss Elliott. Messrs. Hager, Boerner, Gunderson, Brandt. k- JL SOPHOMORES: Misses Finley, Wil- son, Sellers, Messrs. Quinn, Springer, Wooten. FRESHMEN: Misses Walker, Ende- brock, Wooderson, Messrs. Saunders, Cunning, Modis. JUNIORS: Mrs. Stahlin, Misses Robertson. Doherty, Mr. Swisher. EIGHTH: Mrs. Cain, Mrs. Heller. Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Unger. Miss Camp- bell, Mr. Stevenson. HAROLD GENTRY, Senior Class President With our set-up. seniors scattered among under- graduates in first hour classes, it's hard to foster enduring class spirit and work tip extra-class ac- tivities. Hut leave it to Harry!! He not only thinks it can be done but convinces his classmates and away they go! Class Presidents Plan Together Class presidents are a responsible lot. They have to dream up ways to raise money for class pro- jects; they have to meet delicate situations with diplomacy; they have to maintain a respectable class standing. Nope, it's not all honor. (eleven) SENIORS BOB ABBOTT — R.O. T. C. Rifle Team, mgr; Honor Guard, squad lead- er: B Club; Projection- ists. JOHN BAKER — R.O. T.C.: C.O.E.; Hlllyards; Crafts. MARIANNE BANKER— N.H.S.: Student Council Medal: F.H.A.; G.A.A.; Pep Squad; Choir; Dra- matics: Bentonl n; Senior Play. BUD BARR — Band; R.O.T.C.: Football; B Club: Projectionists; Stage Crew. FLOYD BARTCH — Football: Basketball: Track: B Club: Projec- tionists; S t a k e Crew; Crafts: Dramatics: Ben- tonian; Choir; Senior Play. JUDY BENNETT—Pep Squad; Library Asst.; Dramatics; Choir; Ben- tonian. WANDA BOWMAN — Pep Squad: Office, Li- brary Asst.: F.S.A.; G. A. A.; Chorus; Dra- matics. JOYCE BROWN — Pep Squad; Y-Teens; F.H.A.; Choir; Dramatics; An- nual; Bentonian; C.O.E. (twelve) ROGER B E A V E R— Basketball; R.O.T.C.; Crafts: Hillyards. STEVE BOBELA — Band; R.O.T.C.: Projec- tionists; Hillyards. LAURA BRICKER— F.H.A.; G.A.A.: Choir; C.O.E.; Typing Medal. LONNIE BROWN— Art; C.O.E. SENIORS M fc.LSfc.l_ —pep Squad; Majorette; Choir; Drama- tics; Bentonian. N.H.S.; Pep Squad; FT.A.; Office Asst.: Y- Teens; Girls' State; Choir; Hand; K.O.T.C. Honorary Officer. conference, All-City Football: Captain; Track: B Club; K.O.T.C.; Crafts. RODNEY BURRELL— Football; Basketball; Track: B Club; Student Council; Choir. CARL BUTCHER — Football; Basketball, co- captain; Track; B Club; Projectionists; Hillyards; Crafts. SHARON CALKINS — F.H.A.; Art Crafts; Dra- matics. CLETUS CLEMENTS —Art Crafts: K.O.T.C.; C.O.E.; Hillyards. LINDA COLLEY —Pep Squad; G.A.A.; Y-Teens; Choir; Bentonian. RAY BUTCHER—Foot- ball. Track: B Club: Student Council; Projec- tionists. SHARON CHRISTMAS —Pep Squad: Choir; An- nual: Bentonian. DON COLBOCH—Foot- ball. All-Conference; Bas- ketball; Track: B Club; Projectionists; Choir. DARLENE DAVIDSON —Rosedale H.S. (K.C.); Art Crafts; Choir; C.O.E. (thirteen) SENIORS TOM DOUG AN—Foot- ball: Track: B Club: Pro- jectionists: Hoys State: Annual: Choir. JANET DUKES — N.H.S.; Cheerleader; 3.A.A.; Pep Squad: H Club: Library Asst.; F.S.A.; Annual: Choir: Dramatics: Senior Play. D W A I N E DAY—All- Conference. All-City, All- District Football; B Club; Mid-Year Graduate. DELORES DECKER— F.H.A.; Art Crafts: C.O.E. CAROL DECKINGER— N.H.S.; Annual editor; Pep Squad; Girls’ State; Soph. Pilgrimage; Stu- dent Council ; Office Asst.: Jr. Hed Cross pres.: F.S.A.: Band; Choir; Dramatics: Senior Play. CHARLEY DISCMNfcK —Football: Track; Ten- nis: Projectionists: Stage Hand. JERRY F A I R L I E— Football; Track; B Club: Band; Dance Band; Choir. PAULA FANNING— I afayette H.S. (St. Jo- seph): Pep Squad; C.O.E. GLENN F I L M E R— K.O.T.C.; Crafts; C.O.E.: Hlllyards. JOYCE (FLOWERS) ANNIGAN — G.A.A.; Li- brary Asst. ; Y-Teens: F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Choir. GLORIA FREDERICK —G.A.A.: Y-Teens; F.H.A.: Choir; C.O.E. DON GARDNER— K.O.T.C. Rifle Team: Honor Guard; Saber Chain pres.: B Club. (fourteen) SENIORS CONNIE GARRETT— HAROLD GENTRY — Not a graduate. Senior Class pres.: Foot- ball. captain: Basketball: Track: B Club; Student Council; Projectionists: Annual. G.A.A.; Y-Teens: F.S.A.; Choir; C.O.E. PAT GOULD — N.H.S.: Pep Squad pres.; Y-Teens; F.S.A.; FT.A.; Office Asst.: Hentonian; Drama- tics; Band: Choir: Senior Play: State Essay Win- ner: My True Security . DARRELL GRACE— Football: Track: B Club; Student Council : Art Crafts; Choir. GAIL GROH — Annual: lientonian; Choir: C.O.E JOHN GROM — Foot- ball: Track; Crafts; Hill- yards. SHARON GUINN — Central H.S. (St. Joseph); Dramatics; Bentonian. editor; Choir. OPAL ELLEN HALL— G. A. A.: F. H. A.; Art; Choir; Bentonian. DAVID HALPAIN— Pres. Student Body; N.H.S.; Student Council pres.; Boys State; Stage Crew; F.S.A.; B Club; Projectionists; Dramat- ics; Choir; Senior Play. JOYCE HAWKS — Oklahoma City H.S.; Cen- tral (St. Joseph); Dra- matics; Choir. GARY HINKLE— (fifteen) SENIORS JANICE HOCHENAU- ER — Pep Squad; Band; Majorette; Y-Teens; An- nual Art Editor; Dra- matics; Bentonian. MARILYN HOOK — Miss Benton, 58; N.H.S.: office Asst.; Student Council : Pep Squad; R.O.T.C. Honorary Offi- cer; F.H.A.; Band; Choir. PATTIE (HURD) GEN- TRY—Pep Squad; F.H.A.; L' U A • 1 )runiali( u JOSEPH IWASYK- Cholr; C.O.E. BARBARA (BOYER) JENKINS — Pep Squad; F.H.A.; Band; Majorette; B Club; Dramatics; Choir. IRA KARR — Football; Basketball; Track; B Club; Art Crafts; Dra mattes; Choir: Senior Play. ANITA KNElB—Sacred Heart Convent (St. Jo- seph); Annual Art; F.H.A.; Bentonian: Choir. JANICE LAWHON- Pep Squad; Library, Offi- ce Asst.: Y-Teens; Dra- matics. Bentonian. SONDRA JONES—Art Crafts; F.H.A.; C.O.E. LEONARD SAM KERNS — Football; Bas- ketball; Track; Projec- tionists: Student Council: Crafts; Choir. JACK LANDERS— K.O.T.C. Rifle Team, captain; Saber Chain: Color Guard; B Club. ALLEN LONG — All- city Football: Basketball: Track; B Club; F.S.A.; Bentonim; Choir. (sixteen) SENIORS MIKE LYNCH—Hand: Dance Hand: Football; B Club: Crafts; Choir. CHARLES MARRIOTT —Basketball; Track; R.O.T.C.: Saber Chain; Art Crafts; HIMyarda. SCOTTY MARRIOTT— Football; Basketball; Track; B Club pres.; Student Council; Dra- matics; Choir; Senior Play. BOB McCART—N.H.S. pres.; R.O.T.C. unit com- mander: Saber .Vt Chain; Kifle Team captain; F.8.A.; Choir. MARLENE McKEE- N.H.S. vice pres.; Pep Squad; G.A.A.; Office Asst.; F.S.A.; V-Teens: Annual; Dramatics; Band; Choir; Senior Play. CAROLYN (HOOK) M E J I A—N.H.S.: Miss I'nlted Fund 58; Pep Squad: Student Council; Office Asst.; F.H.A.; V- Teens; Art Crafts; Band; Choir. HAROLD MILLS. JR. — R.O.T.C.; Saber Chain ; C.o.K.: (’rafts; Bentonian, co-editor. PAT MULLEN — R.O.T.C.: Saber Chain; Crafts. jim mcqueen— R.O.T.C.; Crafts; C.O.E. LOIS MERRIOTT—Pep Squad; Cheerleader; Stu- dent Council; Annual; Dramatics; Choir; Senior Play. PAT MORGAN — Foot- ball captain; All-city, All- Conference, All-District; liaskethall: Track: B Club; Projectionists; An- nual. GERALD NELSON— R.O.T.C. (seventeen) SENIORS BILL NORRIS—Mfir Football: Basketball: Track: 11 Club: Band: I ance Band : R.O.T.C. Color Guard : Student Council : Dramatics: Choir: Ben Ionian: Senior Play. FOREST PARKER- R.O.T.C.: H I I I y a r d 8 ; t'rafts: C.O.K. JERRY PARKE Basketball: Track. DEWEY PETERSEN— R.O.T.C. Honor Guard. JIM PETROVICK- Football: Track : Art; Art Crafts: Stage Crew; C.o.K. RODNEY PIPER — Football: Basketball; Tennis; B Club: Projec- tionists; II e n t o n I a n : Choir. RONALD PRESNELL — R.O.T.C.; Crafts; C.O.K. NORRIS PRIC E— R.O.T.C. Honor Guard. WALTER PRZYBYL- SKI—Band: Dance Band; B Club: Dramatics: An- nual. GARY RAGSDALE— Central H.S. (K.C.) PHYLLIS RICHARDS —Pep Squad: Majorette: G.A.A.: R.O.T.C. Honor- ary Officer: Llbrarv Asst.: Dramatics: Ameri- can Legion Speech Con- test: district 2nd place. Second Semester-1.4� ra- mie, Wyoming. BILL ROBINSON— Football: B Club; R.O.T.C. Honor Guard: Hillyards. (eighteen) SENIORS P H IL LIP SANGER - K.O.T.C. Saber A Chain: Commander Honor Guard: Craft� 3: O.O.K. BARBARA SCHOEN. FELOT—N.H.S. Secy.; Pep Squad: Y-Teens: F.H.A.; Hentonian; Dramatics; Choir; Senior Play. DAVE SHAW—Foot- ball: Hasketltall: Track: I: Club: Student Council; I tend; l ance Hand. MARY SI MPSO N— Not a graduate. MARVIN SISK — H.O.T.C. Honor Guard; Saber ft Chain : Art; C o.K. BARNEY SMITH — Football: Track: H Club: Stage Crew: ('rafts: An- nual ; Dramatics; Ben t o n I a n ; Choir: Senior Play. JERRY SMITH Foot- ball: Basket ball: Track: K.O. T. C.; Projectionists. MARGARET SMITH — N.H.S.: Annual. Art Kdi- tor: Library, office Asst.; Y -Teens: G.A.A.: F.H.A.; Art Crafts; Choir. REGGIE SMITH—Foot- ball: Hand; Crafts; Hill- yards. BILL SNYDER—Foot- ball: Track; It Club: Hand; I ance Hand. DIANE SPILLMAN— G.A.A.: F H A : office Asst.: Art: Dramatics: Choir: Hentonian. DEANNA THOMPSON — Pep Squad: Majorette: G.A.A.: office Asst.: Y- Teens: F. H A. : F T.A.: Dramatlca . Hentonian; Choir. (nineteen) SENIORS TOM TILLER - R.O.T.C.; Projectionist ; Art Crafts. RONNIE TODD—Foot- ball ; R.O.T.C.; Crafts; Hillyards. LARRY VANDA- LEVINA ANN VAUGHN WALKER — Football: —Pep Squad: Majorette; Track; Student Council; G.A.A.; Annual Art; Y- Cholr. Teens; C.O.E. KAY WEAVER — N.H.S.; Pep Squad; Cheerleader; B Club; G.A.A.; Y-Teens; F.S.A.; Office Asst. : Annual; Dramatics; Choir: Senior Play. LOVELL WHEELER— Football; Basketball; Track; Band.•-Drum ■Jlln W rfi FRED WRIGHT—Foot- ball: Basketball: Track; Projectionists; Crafts; Choir. CLARA YURKOVICH —N.H.S.; Pep Squad; R.O.T.C. Honorary Offi- cer: Y-Teens : Office Asst.; F.S.A.: Dramatics: Band; Bentonian; Choir; Senior Play. SHARON WEBB—Re- lays Queen; Pep Squad; Cheerleader, captain: B Club; Dramatics; Choir. CAROLINE WILLIS — N.H.S.; D.A.R. P11 Rr 1 - mage; Student Council; G.A.A.: F.T.A., pres.; F.S.A.; Choir. SANDY WRIGHT— Pep Squad: F.H.A.: Y- Teens: Dramatics; Ben- tonian; C.O.E. (twenty) JUNIORS Jerry Adams Carole Albright Lawrence Albright Lloyd Allison Robert Almanza Donald Anders LeRoy Barnett Gary Bell Linda Bird Carol Bishop John Broc k Mary Brown Linda Bunten Mary Byous Clarann Capps Lenda Chrisman Robert Clemens Sandra Cook Charles Corrigan Connie Coy Shirley Cox David Crawford Rosa Delph Victoria Derc Gloria Dever Nancy Dougan Richard Drummond Kenneth Edwards Gary Felch Benny Fleshman Ronnie Flowers James Furgeson Carl Gall Judy Graves Judith Gray Clifford Gust John Gust Sharon Gust Patricia Halter Joanna Hamera Jerry Hanken Gary Harris (twenty-one) JUNIORS Phyllis Hart James Hartman Gwen Hendrix Irene Herring Connie Herson Karen Hiserote Norman Hoffman Charles Hogan Margaret Hubbard Hedy Huffman Elbert Jennings Pauline Johnson Fred Kline James Lawler Donald I entz Jenette Ducas Richard Marek Mema Marsh l arry Marshall Charles Martin Sharon Mattucks Brenda Maxson Jo McCart James McConnell Joyce McDowell Gary McQueen (Jerald McQueen Darrel Meade tarry Million Denzil Moore Jerry Moore Charles Murril Betty Myers Nancy Myers Sharon Myers Nancy Neal Michael Nelson Larry Nigh Sally Norris Nancy Obersteadt Patricia Osteen Kenneth Parrish (twenty-1 wo) Sharon Payne Myrna Penland Judy Pritchard Myron Reed Gary Richardson Sharon Roberts Delbert Robertson Robert Roth Roxanna Rowlett Don Salcedo Patricia Sanderson Arthur Sauter Donald Sauter Ronnie Scholtz Anita Shafer Dean Shepherd Roger Shepherd Charlotte Singleton Lucy Sisk Mary Soltys Clarence Squires Jon Stafford Garnet Starr Carolyn Turner Patty Turner Stanley Urban Jerry Vance Jane Vandawalker Robert Waddell Linda Walker Connie Wallace Shirley Walters Reba Welsh West Westbrook Jeanette White Clara Wilson Woodrow Winborn James Winder Kenneth Worley Nancy Wright I eslie Wyrick (twenty-three) SOPHOMORES TOP: Eddie Almanza, Joan Anderson, Dixie Atkins, Mary Atkins, Larry Atkison, Lynn Baber, Patricia Baber, Eldon Baker, I-arry Baker. Shirley Banks. SECOND: Charles Barnett, Fred Bell, Phillip Bender, Henrietta Boiler, Shirley Bottoroff, Marilyn Bougher, Dean Branson. Teresa Bravo. Kay Brownlee, Kenneth Humphrey. THIRD: Buster Burge, Lavada Burtnett, Barbara Burton. Gary Butcher. Patricia Calkins, Sandra Canterbury, Mary Capps. Robert Casebolt. Jean Christie. Linda Cianciolo. FOURTH: Sandra Clark, I eroy Clemens, Marcia Clickner, Nancy Close. Cordelia Colbert. Con- nie Colboch, Aubrey Conaway, Diana Correll. FIFTH: Connie Cowart, Larry Cowart, Bill Davidson, Gloria Decker, Sharon Davison, Linda Delgado, Patricia Dennis, Kirk DeVall. SIXTH: Rebecca Downey, Janis Duve, Sharon Edson, William Ellis, Carlene Farris, Michael Fenoff. SEVENTH: Sandra Fiddler, Pat Fletcher, Kenneth Ford, Linda France. Mary Beth Francis. (twenty-four) SOPHOMORES TOP: SECOND: THIRD: FOURTH: FIFTH: SIXTH: SEVENTH: Lavora Fraser. Ronald Gill. Judy Giseburt, Jeannie Goin. Lorraine Gould. Majorio Gould. Anita Graham. Donna Gresham. Larry Grime. Robbie Grime. Judy Grom. Hob Guinn. Virgie Guinn. Romona Guthrie. Hubey Hall. Judith Harmon, Shirley Harper. Darlene Hart. Sheryl Hays. John Healey. John Helsel, Leroy Helton, Richard Helton. Judith Hendrix. Saundra Herbison, Roger Higgenbotham, Donna Higgins. John Hildebrand. Garry Hoyt, Richard Hovey. Anne Hunter. Maureen Hutton. James Janecek. Sandra Jennings. Lorraine Johnson. Pat Johnston. Thomas Jaroski. Sharon Jones. Larry Karr. Wade Key. Larry Kirkland. Elizabeth Kline. Jo Ann Koziej, Phillip Kneib. Carolyn Kretzer. Jerry Kush. Ronnie Lamansky, Mary Lynn Lanning, Linda Lawhon. Richard Lawson. Sharon I� ar. William Lyon. Sue Mackley, Frank Maleski, Curtis Malotte. Linda Mather. Ronnie Mattucks. (twenty-five) SOPHOMORES TOP: SECOND: THIRD: FOURTH: FIFTH: SIXTH: Judy McDowell. Ellen McGuire, Mary Meyer, Betty Middaugh. Phyllis Miller, Larry Moore, Dianna Mullin, John Pelletier, Steve Petrovick, Bill Poloski. Barbara Piatkowski. Ronald Pitts, Mary Ann Przybylski, Thomas Przybylski, Terri Quint. Alex Ratliff, Doris Reno, Tommy Reno, Joan Ric hardson, Barbara Ricker. Hene Roark. Etta Robinson, Robert Roach. Violet Routh, Nancy Sanders, Frances Sanger, Linda Shepherd, Sharon Shofner, J. R. Simmons. I arry Singleton. Jeannetta Smith. Terry Smith. Paulette Snyder, Patricia Soltys, Gary Stafford. Jerry Stafford, Linda Stafford, Herby Stewart. Gary Swope. Jerriann Thompson. Donald Vansickle, Carroll Vaughn, Diana Walker Judy Weiser. Mary Rose West, Donna Weston. Gail Willis, Bill Willis, Sharon Wineinger, Jimmy Wilson, Bobby Winkler Patricia Wood. SEVENTH: Carole Workman. Eddie Wright. Margaret Zaragosa. Donna Ziolkowski. (twenty-six) NINTH GRADE Ninth A-C. Row 1: Frances Baker, Judy Botts, Mariann Cargill, Christine Alsup, Vicky Brown, Estella Clark, Ronald Baker, Rocky Brown. Darrel Baldwin, Concha Almanza. Karen Bauman; Row 2: Betty Allison, Jimmy Barnes, Larry Campbell, Jerry Close, Pat Banks. James Banks. Karen Admire, Richard Adams, Carol Bray. Wendell Burkeybile, Carol Bennett; Row 3: Linda Burkart, Linda Chambers, Carol Bender. Gail Barnes. Judy Adams, Frederic Armagost, Bob Brinton, Gloria Borkowski, Linda Beam, Shirley Conard, Patricia Brooner. Ninth C-H. Row 1: Jimmy Drummond. Robert Helfery. Mary Cohrs, Raymond Flowers. Martha Cohrs. Sharon Hoffman. Tom Cutter, Wayne Fimple, Sandra Harlan, Vicki Cowart; Row 2: Nancy Deckinger. Joyce Harsh Diane Dandliker, Maria Delgado, Carolyn Guinn, Donald Hanson, Gary Herndon, Priscilla Ferguson Margie Hoffman. Carol DeFord, Charles Dakin; Row 8: Robert Guinn. Jake Cogdill, Robert Hale, Richard Drozd. Bob Hinkle. Ronnie Hoskins, Gary Gilbert. Hiram Davis, Hubert Countryman. Douglas Coy, Roger Fleckal. Ninth H-Mc. How 1: Connie Jordan. Sherry McCubbin, Nancy Lewis. Carol Lawler, Cheryl Keith, Sharon Meeks, Linda Keller, Donna McCarty, Ronnie Lofts, Terry Miller, Becky Miller; Row 2: Carole Jensen, Joyce Merriott, Linda Markus, Wesley Myers, Mike Hurd, Mary Martin. David Hurd. Tommy Jagodzinski, Tommy Long, Kenny Marriott, Sharon Kempa, Susie Jones: Row 3: Darrell Lease. Roger Kernes, Steve Imlay, Donny Miller, Robert Lindensmith. Robert Marek, Pat Ingram. David Miller, Robert Montgomery, Ray Miller, Frank Mabion. Ninth Mc-S. Row Is Herbert Shane, John Salcedo, Charles Roberts, Vicky McKinnon. Sharon Shawgo, Jaunita Phroper, Paula McDonell, Sharon Nolan, Doris Scott, Phyllis O’Dell; Row 2: Steve McQueen, Robert McClellan, Dennis Rahn, Marvin Powell, Judy Robinson, Leona Shofner, Sharon Sonner, Karen McDowell. Cherie Pate, Clarence Soltys; Row 3: Roland Roberts, Dick Sharp. Rex Sowell. James Mc- Intosh, Tommy Scroggins, Terry McLaughlin, Jim Russell, Mike Pitts, Charles Neale, Frank Smith. twenty-eifrht) NINTH GRADE Ninth S-Z. Row 1: Danny Wilson, Harlene Spillman. Diana Warford. Marilyn Turner. Judy Schick. Gracie Stewart. Judy Swyhart. Claudia Spehn, Phyllis Wilcoxson. Larry Waller; How 2: Saundra Stein. Sharon Turner, Linda Stevenson, Alice West, Norma West, Linda Thomas, Don Sutton, Dick Weiser, Barry Walters, Becky Venable; Row S: Glen Swinney. James Sullivan. Gary Winder, Ronnie Stafford, James Troupe, Larry Tracy. Grant Stufflebean. Oliver Weston. Bob Ziolkowski, Jerry Swinney. EIGHTH GRADE Eighth A-E. Row 1: Dolores Baker, Joann Coy. Terry Burris, Howard Davis, Terry Cline, John Davis. Gale Conaway, Billy Atkinson. Gary Boyer; Row 2: Patsy Clark, Susan Beilstein, Wesley Brouhard, Gary Caples, Judy Bricker, Richard Clampitt, John Andrew, Alice Bascue, Janice Blanchard, Jackie Endsley; Row 3: Dewey Coy, Gary Dennis, Betty Atkison, Donna Correll, Clyde Chambers, Robert Engeman, Mary Bally, Linda Brooner, Jerry Conard, Bonnie Dragoo, Gloria Ebling. (twenty-nine) EIGHTH GRADE Eighth E-J. How 1: Richard Farthing, Larry Edwards, James Hall, Loretta Graves, Patricia Gardner, Johnee Earle. Alice Horsman, Bill France, Dennis Huffman. Shirley Fish; Row 2: Sharon Hiserote, Pat Hendrix, Shirley Frakes, Jane Hutton, Bill Ide. Larry Hicks, Kay Goodman, Kathy Hubbard, Bar- bara Giseburt; Row 3: Michael Fletcher, Ulana Iwasyk, Raymond Gallegos, Frankie Ford, Robert His- erote, Donald Hanson, Sandra Gibson, Linda Fairlie, Larry Green. Eighth K-O. Row Is Jimmie Merriott, Robert Kimsey, Larry McGuire, Steve King, Larry Linville. Danny McKinnon, Phyllis Penland, Barbara Mather, Jean Mackley, Sandra Miller, Janice Lanning; Row 2: Gary Knowles, Charlene Munns, Karen Kirkland, Carrol McQueen. Carolyn McDowell. Carol Murphy, Phyllis Lofflin, Judy McKinney, Bill Phillips, Darrel McDowell; Row 3: Dennis McLaughlin. Jerry Kret- zer, Lloyd Pitts, Donald Kunzler, Jack Mayes, Thomas Parker, Robert Kerns, Roger Miller, Gary Mace, John King, Billy Major. (thirty) EIGHTH GRADE Eighth P-Z. Row 1: Paul Ward, Howard Walker, John Watkins, Ronnie Whittington. Richard Pazar. Larry Reynolds, Terry Shane, Jimmy Stewart, Bertha Tarwater, Judy Ridpath; Row 2: Christine Tay- lor, Susan Resler, Sharon Turner, Judy Teschner, Sharon Wood, Connie Zeiders, Sylvia Troupe. Jack Worley, Douglas Stucki, Lawrence Rice, Dennis Weisenburger, Charlie Stafford; Row 3: Scotty Sturgis, Jack Smith. Ronald Silvey, Steve Smith, Gerald Pritchett, L. Jay Tarwater, Carl Stout, Jackie Stafford, Kenneth Standefer, Michael Smock. Mr. P. B. SPRINGER Pop is undoubtedly the symbol of the best in sportsmanship to hundreds: patrons, alumni, under- graduates. From his daily example they have learned the enduring lessons taught by partici- pation in athletics: how to take victory humbly, to meet defeat serenely, and to carry on with cheerful confidence. Three cheers for Pop! Pop’s first love is track witness his inauguration of the St. Joseph Relays. Even with time out for duck hunting in his new high-powered boat, he is busy all year through in every kind of weather drilling and building a formidable squad of track- sters. (thirty-three) Marilyn, Cardinal queen, is a lovely refutation of that oldie, gentlemen prefer blondes. Her brunette beauty is further enhanced and individualized by a pairj , of gray-blue eyes. Her winning manners and modest behavior add to the charm of her personality. (thirty-five) Carol Deckinger Carolyn Hook Mejia MISS UNITED FUND CAMPAIGN MANAGERS LEFT: Darrell Grace. Tom Dougan, Kay Butcher, Scotty Marriott, Barney Smith. Pat Morgan, Don Colboch, Harold Gentry, Larry Vandawalker. Jerry Fairlie. (thirty-six) Lois Merriott Phyllis Richards Kay Weaver fl Sharon Webb Clara Yurkovich CORONATION GROUP LEFT: Connie Colboch, Danny Wilson. Charles Stafford. Queen Marilyn Hook. Myrna Penland, Sharon Hiserote, Joyce Harsh. (thirty-seven) FOOTBALL CAPT. HAROLD GENTRY— Quarterback Conference. City Honor- able Mention. CO-CAPT. DAVE BUNTON —Tackle City Honorable Mention RAY BUTCHER—Guard City First Team: District, Conference Honorable Mention. PAT MORGAN—End City First Team; District, Conference Honorable Mention. ALLEN LONG—End City Honorable Mention IRA KARR—End Coaches BRANDT, Varsity; QUINN. Freshmen; MODIS, Varsity; BOER- NER, Reserves. DARRELL GRACE—Center Conference. City Honorable BUD BARK—Tackle Mention. City Honorable Mention BILL ROBINSON—Tackle BILL SNYDER—Tackle (thlrty-eiffht) FOOTBALL DWAINE DAY—Halfback District Honorable Men- tion: Conference First Team: City Second Team. DON COLBOCH—Halfback Conference First Team: City Honorable Mention. FLOYD BARTCH—Halfback Conference Honorable Mention. SCOTTY MARRIOTT— Quarterback City Honorable Mention. LARRY MILLION—Guard a 1 LINEUP MORGAN, SNYDER. BUTCHER. GRACE. IHJNTON. ROBINSON. DAY. MARRIOTT. COLBOCH. BARR. BARTCH. KUSH. SHAW. TURNER. LONG. KARR. HENRY TURNER —Half- DAVID S H A W — Quarter- back back CHARLES MARTIN—Center ROGER SHEPHERD—Guard ELBERT JENNINGS— Tackle (thirty-nine) FOOTBALL 1958 SQUAD. FIRST: Bud Barr, Bill Robinson, Charlie Barnett, Henry Turner, Ira Karr, Jerry Kush, Dave Shaw, Bill Snyder. SECOND: Coach Brandt, Dwaine Day, Allen Long, Harold Gentry, Pat Morgan, Floyd Bartch, Dave Bunton, Ray Butcher, Scotty Marriott, Don Colboch, Darrell Grace, Coach Modis, Coach Boerner. THIRD: Mike Nelson, Mgr. Gary Harris, Larry Moore, Ronnie Lamansky, Larry Marshall, Larry Million, Charles Martin. Roger Shepherd, Elbert Jennings, Dave Crawford, Jim Wilson, Jerry Vance, Tom Dougan, Barney Smith. FOURTH: Willis Atkinson, Larry Atkison, Fred Kline. Gary Bell. Dean Branson, Freddy Bell, Phillip Kneib, James Hartman, Alvin Lake, Don Anders, Frank Male- ski, Aubrey Conaway, Larry Grime. FIFTH: Steve Petrovick, Ronnie Pitts. Herby Stewart. Larry Wright. Curtis Malotte, Bob Winkler, Bill Ellis, J. R. Simmons, Eddie Almanza, John Helsel, Kirk De- vall. Roger Higgenbotham, Garry Hoyt, James Swope, Bob Davis, Gary Rhodes. Robbie Grime. Ronnie Peters. SCORES Varsity Reserves Freshmen C. B. H. S. 6; Benton 19 Central 21; Benton 0 Lafayette 19: Benton 0 Central 19; Benton 0 C. B. H. S. 6; Benton 13 Savannah 6; Benton 13 Sept. 19 Park Hill 6; Benton 13 Sept. 26 Lafayette 0; Benton 0 Oct. 2 Wm. Chrisman 12; Benton 0 Oct. 11 C. B. H. S. 12; Benton 6 Oct. 17 NO. Kansas City 20; Benton 0 Oct. 25 Central 40; Benton 14 Oct. 31 Maur Hill 27; Benton 7 Nov. 14 Wentworth 0; Benton 28 Pre-Season Jambgee, Sept 12— C ,,. . r88; Lafayette 12; Benton O; Lafayette 0; Benton 6 Central 33; Benton 7 Elwood 20; Benton 21 Lafayette 7; Benton 6 Maur Hill 0; Benton 0 C. B. H. S. 6; Benton 13 C. B. H. S. 7; Benton 13 Central 13; Benton 0 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST: Charles Dakin, Kenny Marriott, Danny Wilson, Larry Waller. Mike Hurd. Wesley Myers. James McIntosh, Gary Winder. SECOND: Hiram Davis, Richard Adams, James Troupe, Dennis Rahn Ronnie Stafford, Gary Herndon. Tommy Jagodzinski, Jack Heitman, Charles Neale, Coach Quinn. THIRD: Richard Sharp, Robert Hinkle, Robert Montgomery, Eugene Starr, Jerry Swinney, Grant Stufflebean Pat Ingram, Terry McLaughlin, Ronnie Hoskins, Mgr. Bob Brinton. (forty) RESERVE ANI) VARSITY. Row Is Bill Poloski, Gary Bell, Jerry Kush, Harold Gentry, Rodney Piper, Dave Shaw, Carl Butcher, Freddie Bell; Row 2: Barney Smith mgr.; LeRoy Clements, Jerry Parker, Pat Morgan, Lovell Wheeler, Ronnie Flowers, Rodney Burrell, Fred Wright, Gary Swope, Tommy Dou- gan, mgr.; Row 3: Ken Worley, Jerry Hanken, Ronnie Lamansky, Phillip Kneib, J. R. Simmons, David Crawford, Frank Maleski, Roger Higgenbotham, Kenny Ford. RESERVES 12- 5-58 Benton 40 Paseo 35 12- 6-58 Benton 44 Park Hill 47 12-11-58 Benton 61 Elwood (Varsity) 63 12-12-58 Benton 38 William Chrisman 48 12-16-58 Benton 34 Savannah 35 1- 9-59 Benton 54 Christian Brothers ; 46 1-12-59 Benton 38 Maur Hill 31 1-16-59 Benton 37 William Chrisman 45 1-19-59 Benton 24 Central 36 1 23-59 Benton 44 North Kansas City 57 1 26-59 Benton 36 Lafayette 32 1 31-59 Benton 50 North Kavas City 48 2 3-59 Benton 33 Savannah 30 2 16-59 Benton 46 Central 45 2 20-59 Benton 57 Maur Hill 44 2 21-59 Benton 53 Lafayette 73 2 26-59 Benton 32 Christian Brothers 50 2 27-59 Benton 63 Park Hill 53 FRESHMEN Benton 38 Benton 40 Benton 42 Benton 31 Savannah 29 Benton 51 C.B.H.S. 23 Benton 18 Elwood 40 Benton 23 King City 29 Savannah 40 C.B.H.S. 26 Lafayette 26 FRESHMEN. Row 1: Danny Wilson, Tommy Jagodzinski, Kenny Marriott, Hiram Davis, Mike Pitts, Tommy Long, Richard Adams, mgr., Larry Waller; Row 2: Charles Dakin, Robert Marck, Bob Hinkle, Ronnie Hoskins, Terry McLaughlin, Pat Ingram, Gary Gilbert, Oliver Weston. (forty-one) PRESENTING COACHES Brandt, Quinn, Boemer, Modis. JERRY KUSH Forward 1 DAVE SHAW Guard LOVELL WHEELER Center HAL GENTRY Guard ROD PIPER Captain, Forward JERRY PARKER Guard 1959 VARSITY 12- 5-58 Benton 38 Paseo (K.C.) 31 12- 6-58 Benton 57 Park Hill 36 12-12-58 Benton 40 William Chrisman 53 12-16-58 Benton 42 Savannah 41 1- 9-59 Benton 41 Maur Hill 44 1-10-59 Benton 32 Christian Brothers 50 1-16-59 Benton 40 William Chrisman 31 1-17-59 Benton 37 Central 48 1-23-59 Benton 24 North Kansas City 43 TOURNAMENTS C.B.H.S.—Dec. 26. 27, 28: Benton 47—St. Plus X 37; Benton 33—Maryville 47. Regional—March 3, 4, 6, 7: Benton 40—Central 56 (forty-two) THE VARSITY ROD BURRELL Center All you gotta do, fellas— CARL BUTCHER Forward RECORD 1-24-59 Benton 38 1-31-59 Benton 62 2- 3-59 Benton 46 2- 7-59 Benton 46 2-14-59 Benton 51 2-20-59 Benton 43 2-21-59 Benton 35 2-27-59 Benton 41 Lafayette 58 North Kansas City 59 Savannah 51 Christian Brothers 53 Central 65 Maur Hill 37 Lafayette 56 Park Hill 40 HONORS GENE SULLIVAN SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY II (Photo page 76) ALL CITY SECOND TEAM: Harold Gentry HONORABLE MENTION: Rodney Burrell, Carl Butcher, Pat Morgan, Jerry Parker, Rod Piper CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION: Butcher, Gentry, Piper GARY BELL Forward a s PAT MORGAN Center FRED WRIGHT Guard RONNIE FLOWERS Center (forty-three) '58 TRACK TEAM I .eft to Right: FIRST: Coach Springer. I-arry Atkison. Bob Jenkins. Floyd Bartch, Larry Sturgis, Ed son Marsh. Scotty Marriott. Don Colboch. Tom Petrovick. Galen Huffman. Lloyd Allison. Don Johnson. Robert Clements. Coac h Modis. SECOND: Coach Brandt. l«arry Moore. Ray Butcher. Allen I-ong. Rodney Burrell. Jerry Parker. Carl Butcher. Charles Barnett. Dwaine Day. Robert Almanza. Coach Boerner. THIRD: Jerry Hanken. Harold Gentry. Elbert Jennings. Mike Nelson. Fred Kline. Charles Caton. Jerry Kush. Darrell Grace. Larry Vandawalker. Gary Bell, Rogei Higgenbotham. Jimmy Wilson, Johnny Helsel. 1-arry Cowart, Larry Marshall. Gary Felch . Denzil Moore. Steve Petrovick. Robbie Grime. FOURTH: Ronnie Pitts, I-ouie Jagodzinski. Larry Karr. Charles Murril. Bob Winkler. Larry Nigh. Dean Branson, Pat Morgan, Bill Snyder. Charles Martin. Frank Maleski. Jim Crawford. Roger Shepherd. Ronnie Lamansky, I-arry Ellis. John Rizer. Ixjvell Wheeler. Henry Turner. Eddie Wright, Garry Hoyt. (forty-four) 58 FIELD EVENTS Athletic events at the year’s end really clicked. Galen Huffman, pole vaulter, set a new 12 ft. record at Tarkio, raised it to 12 ft. 1J4 in. at the Pony Express Conference meet, and climaxed it by soaring to 12 ft. 9J4 in. in the City meet. Jerry Parker also set up some new figures for the 880-yard dash at Liberty. These outstanding performances, equalling or bettering times and distances set by the state association of high school athletics, won for both Huffman and Parker the coveted honor of being placed on the all-state prep track team. Gone, those boys, real gone. But that wasn’t all. Mel Karrle and John Bregin, tennis stars, began by winning all local tennis titles, then capturing the top rating in the No. Kansas City dual, and advancing to the semi-finals in the state meet competition. SHARON WEBB, Relays Queen ‘58 And furthermore, at the St. Joseph Relays, Sharon Webb '59, was crowned queen. Add to that, the Relays were dedicated to Mr. Daffron. retiring Benton principal, with special recognition paid him for his part not only in establishing this popular classic but for his 15 years of active service as one of the promoters. (forty-five) BENTON'S RECORDS March 29. Columbia—Class A Indoor State Meet. Benton 12th place. Huffman tied for first place in the pole vault. Other participants were Marriott, pole vault, Parker, 880-yard dash, and Burrell, high jump. April 5. Tarkio-Tri State Meet. Benton 11 points, Class A. Huffman, 1st pole vault, new record, 12 ft.; Parker. 1st 880-yard dash; Gentry, 3rd high jump. April 8. Noyes Field-Triangular. Benton 42 points. Huffman, 1st pole vault. April 18. Liberty. William Jewell Meet. Huffman, 1st pole vault; Parker, 1st 880-yard dash, new record: 2:02.6. April 25. Noyes Field. Pony Express Conference. No. Kansas City, winner, Benton 18 points, 4th place. Huffman, 1st pole vault, new record: 12 ft. 134 in; Parker 1st 880-yard dash; Burrell, 2nd 120 yard hurdles; Marriott 2nd pole vault; Sturgis 4th shot-put; Col- boch, 4th high jump. April 26. Baldwin, Kansas. Baker Relays. Huffman, 1st pole vault; Parker, 2nd 880- yard dash. May 3. Kansas City. Qualifying Meet. Benton 10 points, 6th place. Huffman 1st (tie) pole vault; Parker, 1st 880, new record: 2:01.6. May 7. St. Joseph Relays. Kansas City Southwest winner. Benton 12}i points, 8th place. Parker, 1st 880-yard dash; Huffman, 2nd (tie) pole vault. May 9. Benton Field. Triangular Soph, and Freshman Meet. Soph, division, 61 points, 1st place; Frosh, 54)4 points, 2nd place. Sophs: Murril, high hurdles; Almanza, mile and 880 (tie with Clements); Jennings, shot-put; Crawford (tie) high jump; Allison, pdle vault. Frosh; Winkler, high hurdles; Atkison, mile and 880; Winkler, Kush (tie) low hurdles; Hig- genbotham, pole vault. May 12-13. Columbia. Class A State Meet. Kansas City Southwest winner. Benton 7 2 points. Huffman, 1st place (tie) pole vault, new record: 12 ft. 8)4 in.; Parker, 3rd 880; Alli- son, high hurdles. May 21. City Meet. Central winner. Benton 33 points, 3rd place. Varsity: Huffman, 1st pole vault, new record: 12 ft. 9)4 in.; Parker, 1st 880-yard dash; Sturgis, 1st shot-put; Burrell, 1st high hurdles; Novice: Almanza 1st, 880-yard dash, 3rd mile; Shaw, 2nd (tie) pole vault; Jennings 2nd place, shot-put. tennis scores April 25. No. Kansas City—P.E.C. 1st place: Mel Karrle, singles; Rod Piper, Don Bressman, doubles, lost to Central. May 8. City Interscholastic Tennis Tourn- ament. Title to Mel Karrle, Bregin. May 12. State Meet. Karrle, Bregin, sin- gles, to semi-finals. May 9. City. Karrle, Bregin, doubles crown. Karrle wins over Bregin in singles. May 22. No. Kansas City. Dual. Karrle, Bregin, Piper and Bressman took all singles and, teamed up, made a clean sweep of the doubles. (forty-six) CHEERLEADERS RESERVE: Connie Colboch, Susie Jones, Garnet Starr, Sally Norris. Janis Duve Hedy Huffman. (forty-«even) PEP SQUAD A-C: Row 1: Frances Baker, Patsy Clark, Judy Botts, Sharon Webb, Janet Dukes, Concha Almanza. Delores Baker, Clarann Capps; Row 2: Susan Beilstein, Marilyn Bougher, Mary Kay Bally, Karen Admire, Estella Clark, Lavada Burtnett, Shirley Bottorff, Judy Bricker; Row 3: Carol Bray, Sharon Christmas, Linda Colley, Mary Byous, Gail Barnes, Carole Albright, Patricia Brooner, Wanda Bowman, Sandra Can- terbury, Pat Baber, Mary Capps. D-H: Row 1: Johnee Earle, Rebecca Downey, Marjorie Gould, Hedy Huffman, Con- nie Colboch, Shirley Harper, Sharon Davison, Judy Harmon; Row 2: Joyce Harsh, Carol Deckinger, Nancy Deckinger, Connie Jordan, Pat Fletcher, Carol DeFord, Diane Dandliker, Mary Beth Francis, Sheryl Hays; Row 3: Sandy Fiddler, Sharon Edson, Ramona Guthrie, Carlene Farris, Paula Fanning, Judy Gray, Shirley Frakes, Patricia Dennis, Sharon Jones. -tV i (forty-eif?ht) BOB McCART, Company Captain Can’t you just see and hear Capt. McCart on the parking lot putting his army” through its paces to the cadence of “Sound Off 1. 2”? Such strenuous drill pays off by producing a crack company which makes its marks at such events as the annual R.O.T.C. Revue. Bob Meets His Staff At other times look for Bob in his office the cellar to you! working with his staff officers on the piles of paper work that regularly accumulate. Noise? Sure. Executive officer Gardner can be expected to argue, and there’s Harold Stewart at the typewriter. (forty-niiu-� HONOR GUARD Row 1: LeRoy Barnett, Norris Price, Phyllis Richards, Marilyn Hook, Clara Yurkovich, Marvin Sisk, Larry Cowart; Row 2: Robert Casebolt, Jerry Adams, vice commander; Clarence Beam, Donald Lentz, Phillip Sanger, commander; Gary Stafford; Row 3: Richard Marek, Jon Stafford, Woody Winborn, Carl Gall, Jerry Moore, Dewey Petersen, Don VanSickle, Lonnie Penland, Henry Casebolt. R. O. T. C. COMPANY STAFF Left: Donald Lentz 2nd Lieut. Don Sauter 2nd Lieut. Jerry Adams 2nd Lieut. Don Gardner 1st Lieut. Phillip Sanger 2nd Lieut. Bob McCart Capt. Not in photo: Clarence Beam 2nd Lieut. RIFLE TEAM Row 1: Richard Marek Jim Furgeson Dean Shepherd Row 2: John Wigging- ton Bob McCart Don Van Sickle Mgr. Jack Landers Capt. (fifty) R. O. T. C. HONORARY OFFICERS Marilyn Hook Capt. Clara Yurkovich 2nd IJeut. Phyllis Richards 1st Lieut. Judy Pritchard 2nd Lieut. Carole Albright 2nd Lieut. Not in photo: Carol Bishop 2nd Lieut. Pat Burnside 1st Lieut. At ease, and how! SABER AND CHAIN Row 1: Carole Albright, Phyllis Richards. Don Gardner, Marilyn Hook. Bob McCart, Clara Yurkovich, Judy Pritchard; Row 2: Pat Mullen, Dewey Petersen, Leslie Wyrick, Dean Shepherd, Donald Lentz, Clarence Beam, Marvin Sisk, Jerry Adams, Phillip Sanger: Row 3: Larry Nigh, Jack Landers, Woody Winborn, Jerry Moore, Donald Sauter, Charles Marriott, LeRoy Barnett, Jon Stafford. (fifty-one) R. O. T. C. FIRST PLATOON Row 1: Ronnie Presnell, Norris Price, Dean Shepherd, Clarence Beam, Marvin Sisk, Phillip Sanger; Row 2: Ronald Mattucks, Robert Casebolt, Bob Gu'nn, Dwaine Day, LeRoy Thomas, Kenny Parrish, Pat Johnston; Row 3: Jim Furgeson, Richard Helton, Larry Kirkland, Bill Davidson, Carl Gall, Woody Winborn, Harold Stewart, Don VanSickle, Henry Casebolt. COMPANY C BENTON R.O.T.C. UNIT Row 1: Don Gardner, Pat Mullen. Donald Lentz, Jerry Adams, Bob Mc- Cart; Row 2: Eldon Baker, Gary Stafford, Darrel Meade, Jon Stafford. Larry Nigh. Lonnie Penland, Jack Landers; Row 3: John Pelletier, Ken- neth Bumphrey, Leroy Helton, Eddie Wade, Dewey Petersen, Richard Marek, Vernon Lawrence. SECOND PLATOON THIRD PLATOON Row 1: Richard Lawson, Jerry Stafford, Bob Roach, Donald Sauter, Jerry Moore. Leslie Wyrick, Bill Lyon; Row 2: Richard Drummond, Lonnie Penland, Richard Hovey, Larry Cowart, LeRoy Barnett, Larry Singleton, Jim Winder, John Hilde- brand, Terry Smith; Row 3: Bill Willis. Ronnie Gill, Larry Baker, Charles Marriott, Herby Stewart, Jim Janecek, John Wiggington, Tommy Reno. (fifty-two) DAVID HALPAIN, Student Body President Dave's a young man with something on his mind - business, of course. He has general supervision of all council projects; he is a member of the assembly program committee by virtue of his office. On as- sembly day, raeasant, relaxed, and faultlessly attired, he directs peninE xt p e Jefnd pft n aQts as emcee taring projjran Student Body Officers From the time that they make their rousing and persuasive campaign speeches until the day they soberly turn over their badges of office to their suc- cessors, these officers are busy directing activities, heading up committees, and being generally the people we turn to when we need to be pulled out of a jam. (fifty-three) ' 4f STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER Row 1: Diane Dandliker, Judy Teschner, Gail Willis, Nancy Myers, Kenny Ford, Scottie Sturgis, Susie Jones, Judy McKinney, Frances Baker, Sharon Hiserote; Row 2: Johnee Earle, Sharon Sonner, Hedy Huffman, Carole Albright, Judy Pritchard, Mary Byous, Marianne Banker, Carolyn Mejia, Lois Merriott, Karen McDowell, Connie Colboch, Jerry Stafford; Row 3: Scotty Marriott, Jerry Kush, Ray Butcher, Dean Branson, Darrell Grace, Pat Ingram, Dave Shaw, Jerry Fairlie, Harold Gentry, Jerry Vance, Dave Halpain. SECOND SEMESTER Row 1: Larry Edwards, Sandra Fiddler, Diane Dandliker, Shirley Fish, Diane Kelso, Sharon Hiserote, Susie Jones, Joyce Harsh.; Row 2: Larry Rice, Connie Colboch, Nancy Wright, Carolyn Hook Mejia. Joyce Merriott, Carol Lawler, Judy Teschner; Row 3: Carole Albright, Judy Pritchard, Kenny Ford, Scotty Marriott, Harold Gentry, Don Salcedo, Marianne Banker, Mary Byous, Saundra Herbison; Row 4: Dean Branson, Jerry Kush, Darrell Grace, Pat In- gram, Jerry Fairlie, David Halpain, Larry Vandawalker, Dave Shaw, Ray Butcher. The officers pack a Christmas basket. (fifty-four) Row 1: Janet Dukes, Charlotte Singleton, Caroline Willis, Marlene McKee, Bob McCart, Bar- bara Schoenfeldt, Kay Weaver, Jeanette White, Pat Gould. Row 2: Linda Bird, Nancy Myers, Roxanna Rowlett, Carolyn Mejia, Clara Yurkovich, Sharon Roberts, Vicki Derc, Carol Deckinger, Margaret Smith. Row 3: Gwen Hendrix, Carole Albright, Pat Burnside, Marianne Banker, David Halpain, Loyal Clickner, Gary McQueen, Judy Pritchard, Marilyn Hook, Lenda Chrisman, Lavada West. INDUCTION CEREMONY APRIL 16, '59 Processional!.................Pomp and Circumstance, Mary Beth Francis Opening Exercises..................................................... Devotions............................................... David Halpain Lighting of the Candles ..............................Margaret Smith Character ...........................Carol Deckinger Scholarship ............................Janet Dukes Leadership .............................Kay Weaver Service .............................Clara Yurkovich Solo-My Task (Ashford) ...................................Patricia Gould Marlene McKee, Accompanist Talk—Achievements.....................................Mr. W. L. Daffron Charge to New Members..................................Mr. L. K. Bowen The Pledge.......................................................Robert McCart Signing of the Pledge ..............................Barbara Schoenfeldt Four Things (Van Dyke) ...............................Robert McCart (fifty-five) MIXED Row I: Margaret Smith, Joanna Hamera. Caroline Willis, Sharon Guinn, Diane Kelso, Pat Halter. Mar- garet Hubbard. Reba Welsh, Nancy Obersteadt, Pat Gould; Row 2: Dixie Tarwater, Marilyn Hook, Gloria Burkeybile, Jeanette White, Pat Osteen, Barbara Jenkins, Clara Yurkovich, Joyce Brown, Laura Bricker, Carol Deckinger, Janet Dukes; Row 3: Gloria Frederick, Joyce Flowers, Sandra Cook, Garnet Starr, Pat Burnside, Barbara Schoenfeldt. Deanna Thompson, Hedy Huffman, Linda Bird, Jo McCart, Patty Brown, Judy Bennett; Row 4: Allen Long, Jerry Fairlie, Floyd Bartch, Don Colboch, John Brock, Lloyd Allison, Fred Wright, Kenneth Worley, Charles Murril, Sam Kerns, Tom Dougan, Scotty Marriott, Ira Karr, Rodney Burrell. Clarinet: Pat Banks, Mary Byous, Charles Corrigan, Shirley Cox, Roger Fleckal, Gary Harris, Linda Markus, Gary McQueen, Tom Przybylski, Robert Waddell. Lavada West, Barbara Jenkins; Flute: Mari- lyn Bougher, Patricia Burnside, Lenda Chrisman; Baritone: Charles Hogan, Sandra Cook; French Horn: Hubey Hall, Judy Grom, Pat Fletcher; Trumpet: Joan Anderson, Charles Dischner, Robert Linden- smith. Bill Norris, Walter Przybylski. Delbert Robertson, David Shaw, James Sullivan, Barry Walters, Larry Thomas; Drums: Clifford Gust, Elbert Jennings, Lucy Sisk. Darrell Lease. Herbert Shane; Bass Clarinet: Caroline Jones; Tenor Sax: Mike Lynch. Don VanSickle, Jim Winder; Trombone: Bill Snyder, Gary Swope, Norman Hoffman; Bass Horn: Larry Moore, John Gust; String Bass: James Mc- Connell, Larry Grime; Bells: Lorraine Gould; Tympany: Marjorie Gould; Baritone Sax: Jerry Fairlie; Alto Sax: Kenny Parrish, Shirley Walters, Irene Herring, Judy Robinson, Lawrence Albright. (fifty-six) CHOIR How 1: Joyce McDowell, Linda Walker, Sharon Payne, Sally Norris, Charlotte Singleton. Jenette Lucas, Lucy Sisk. Carolyn Mejia, Allison Wolverton, Marlene McKee, Mr. Cunning, director; How 2: Norma Smith, Carolyn Turner. Karen Hiserote, Judy Gray, Darlene Davidson, Joyce Hawks. Doris Gibson, Opal Ellen Hall, Diane Spillman; Row 3: Sharon Myers, Pat Sanderson. Kay Weaver, Marianne Banker, Anita Kneib, Linda Colley, Gail Groh. Sharon Christmas, Sharon Webb, Lois Merriott; Row 4: Barney Smith, Mike Lynch, Darrell Grace, Larry Vandawalker, Rodney Piper, Ronny Flowers, Bob Waddell. Joe Iwasyk, Don Salcedo. Row 1: Pat Sanderson, Marlene McKee, Kay Weaver, Linda Bird, Pat Gould, Janet Dukes. Sharon Webb, Lois Merriott. Karen Hiserote; Row 2: John Brock, Jerry Fairlie, Allen Long, Rod Bur- rell, Sam Kerns, Scotty Marriott. Ira Karr. Kenneth Worley. DANCE BAND (Opposite Foreground) First: Bob Waddell, Don VanSickle, Mike Lynch, Kenny Parrish, Jerry Fairlie; Second: Robert Linden- smith, Gary Swope. Bill Snyder. Walter Przybylski. Bill Norris, David Shaw. Elbert Jennings, Jim Mc- Connell; Accompanist: Judy Robinson. (fifty-seven) LAVADA WEST, NANCY MYERS RECORD PANTOMIME HARVEST MOON ACCOMPANISTS MODERN DANCE DANCE BAND BARNEY SMITH, MARIANNE BANKER EMCEES PHYLLIS RICHARDS, CAROL DECKINGER RECORD PANTOMIME PATTY, MIKE HURD JOE IWASYK ULANA IWASYK TAP DANCE FOLK DANCE FOLK DANCE COMEDY BAND SINGERS (fifty-eight) DRAMATICS A-J: Row Is Janice Hochenauer, Pat Gould, Pattie Hurd, Patty Brown, Barbara Jenkins, Sharon Guinn, Margaret Hubbard; Row 2: Janet Dukes, Carol Deckinger, Wanda Bowman, Joyce Hawks, Sharon Calkins, Hedy Huffman. Janis Duve; Row 3: Mary Brown, Floyd Bartch, Carl Gall, Charles Corrigan, Jerry Adams, David Halpain, Carlene Farris, Marianne Banker. K-Z: Row Is Jane Vandawalker, Anita Shafer, Diana Kelso, Nancy Obersteadt, Dixie Tar- water, Clara Wilson, Linda Lawhon; Row 2: Janice Lawhon, Lois Merriott, Sharon Webb, Clara Yurkovich, Kay Weaver, Sandra Wright. Jeanetta Smith, Elizabeth Kline; Row 3: Marlene McKee, Deanna Thompson, Don Salcedo, Bill Norris, Ira Karr, Scotty Marriott. Gary McQueen, Judy Pritchard, Barbara Schoenfeldt. (fifty-nine) Top: Peter Poor Or Rich Center: Why The Chimes Itang-Christmas Play Below, Left: Three’s A Crowd; ri ht: Who Wrecked The Car? (sixty) JUNE MAD (R YERSON-CLEMENTS) SENIOR PLAY—MARCH 20 Director: Miss Elliott; Assistants: Clara Yurkovich, Lois Merriott Top: Act 1: “I believe you’re taking me in to dinner, Mr. Van Vleck.” Left: Pat Gould. David Halpain, Kay Weaver. Carol Deckinger, Mari- anne Banker. Bill Norris, Janet Dukes. Center: Act 2: “Sure-sure, I was wrong.” Marianne, Scotty Marriott. Below: Act 3: “He landed in an apple tree.” Left: Ira Karr, Scotty. Barney Smith. Barbara Schoenfeldt. Janet, David. Floyd Bartch, Marlene McKee. (sixty-one) C. O. E. Row 1: Delores Decker, Mary Soltys, Linda Bunten, Sharon Goodwin, Gloria Frederick, Doris Gibson, Joyce Flowers, Paula Fanning, Levina Vaughn, Wanda Bowman, Carol Gall, Laura Bricker, Sharrie Gust, Darlene Davidson, Rosa Delph; Row 2: Jimmy Cargill, Myrna McLaughlin, Phillip Sanger, Ronnie Presnell, LeRoy Thomas, Jerry McQueen, Sor.dra Jones, Ronnie Bunten, Joe Iwasyk, Jerry Smith, Jim Petrovick, Jim Lawler, Henry Casebolt; Row 3: Bob Abbott, Dewey Petersen, Gerald Nelson, Don Brin- ser, Lonnie Brown, Clarence Beam, John Gust, Jim McQueen, Harold Mills, Marvin Sisk, Woody Win- born, Myron Reed, Norman Hoffman. PROJECTIONISTS Row 1: Steve McQueen, Ronnie Mattucks, Ronnie Peters, Kenny Marriott, Larry Albright, Steve Pell- ham, Clarence Soltys, Charles Hogan, John Brock, Raymond Flowers, Charles Roberts; Row 2: Gary Harris, Steve Bobela, Darrel Meade, Danny Miller, Jerry Smith, Harold Mills, Dick Sharp, Jim Furge- son, Jerry Adams, Don Salcedo; Row 3: Jim Petrovick, Carl Butcher, Charley Dischner, Charles Martin, Donald Lentz, Charles Murril, Carl Gall, Jerry Moore, Rodney Piper, Norris Price. («ixty-two) STAGE CREW Row 1: Jerry Adams, Barney Smith, Bill Norris; Row 2: Charles Corrigan, Gary McQueen, Dave Halpain, Scotty Marriott, Jim Petrovick, Floyd Bartch, Ira Karr. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Left: Janet Dukes. Linda Bird, Jar.ice Lawhon. PatBaber, Joyce Flowers, Ramona Guthrie, Jean Christie, Shirley Walters, Hedy Huffman, Nancy Wright. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Row 1: Vicky Brown, Joyce Harsh, Jeanette White. Marjorie Gould, Sharon Roberts. Charlotte Singleton, Sally Norris, Becky Miller; Row 2: Sheryl Hays. Sharon Loar, Gail Willis, Carolyn Mejia, Connie Wallace, Gwen Hendrix, Linda Westbrook, Vicki Derc; Row 3: Brenda Maxson, Marilyn Hook, Judy Pritchard, Wanda Bowman, Marlene McKee, Jerrian Thompson, Sharon Ed- son, Sharon Myers, Diane Spillman. (sixty-three) RECREATION ROOM ASSISTANTS Row I: Bob Almanza, Kenny Parrish, Sharon Shawgo, Ronnie Pres- nell, Steve Bobek; Rovv 2: Carl Butcher, Jer y Parker, Cletug Cle- ments, Chiles v r i m, Charle jVJfiiri t, How 1: Carol Souders, Clarann Capps, Pat Halter, Wanda Bowman. Mary West, Barbara Jenkins; How 2: Sandra Wright, Karen Hiserote, David Halpain, Leona Shofner, Marvin Sisk. Eating’s my favorite recreation. What’s yours? Pat Gould, local, district and state winner in My True Secur- ity” essay contest. Writing and delivering speeches seem to be Pat’s recreation. (nlxty-four) MR. DAVID G. VEQUIST Mr. Vequist, completing his years of classroom service, commands our admiration for his consistent high-quality production. Never condoning inferior work, he has inspired his pupils to do a first-class job. His reward: seeing many of them go on to high positions in the realm of science. Members of the science club, encouraged by their sponsor’s enthusiasm, have found in this extra-class activity golden opportunities to experiment and learn for themselves the wonders and responsibilities of this scientific age. They may come close to blowing themselves up but, while having fun, they learn. (sixty-five) FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA A-C: Row Is Mary Ann Atkins. Karen Bauman, Betty Allison, Clarann Capps, Connie Colboch, Connie Cowart, Christine Alsup, Cordelia Colbert; Row 2: Barbara Burton, Martha Cohrs, Sondra Clark, Karen Admire, Shirley Banks, Mary Cohrs, Patricia Calkins; Row S: Jerry Close. Shirley Conard, Judy Adams, Linda Beam, Mary Brown, Gloria Borkowski, Carol Gall, Connie Coy, Patty Babe . D-M: Row 1: Paula McDonell, Shirley Harper, Rebecca Downey, Connie Jordan, Susie Jones, Sharon Mattucks, Judy Giseburt, Sandra Harlan, Betty Middaugh; Row 2: Donna McCarty, Linda Delgado, Joan Koziej, Linda Markus, Karen Hiserote, Sondra Jennings, Sharon Meeks, Myma Hale, Judy Grom, Joanna Hamera; Row 3: Sharon Kempa, Gloria Dever, Brenda Maxson, Merna Marsh, Jeannie Goin, Lila Embrey, Rosa Delph, Delores Decker, Diana Mullen. (sixty-six) FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA N-Z: Row I: Doris Scott, Phyllis Wilcoxson, Etta Robinson, Bessie Whitten, Myrna Penlar.d, Mary Ann Przybylski, Phyllis O’Dell, Patricia Wood, Joann Richardson; Row 2: Sharon Russell, Claudia Spehn. Mary West, Barbara Ricker, Saundra Stein, Harlene Spillman, Sharon Turner, Reba Welsh; Row 3: Sharon Roberts, Linda Stafford, Terry Quint, Judy Schick, Leona Shofner, Sandy Wright, Linda Ste- venson, Ilene Roark, Gracie Stewart. FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA Row 1: Nancy Myers, pres.; Vicki Derc, Mary Beth Francis, Carol Deckinger, Clara Yurkovich, Kay Weaver, Caroline Willis; Row 2: Pat Fletcher, vice pres.; Lavada West, Lenda Chrisman, Maureen Hutton, Brenda Maxson; Row 3: Marlene McKee. John Pelletier, William Willis, Arthur Sauter, Don- ald Lentz, David Halpain, Bob McCart, Carole Albright. (sixty-seven) s e % A-K: Row 1: Gary Harris, Don Colboch, Jerry Kush, Ira Karr. Fred Kline, Elbert Jennings; How 2: Carl Butcher, John Helsel, Tom Dougan, Dwaine Day, David Hal- pain, Jim Furgeson; Row 3: Lloyd Allison. Raymond Butcher, Harold Barr, Rodney Burrell, Dave Bunton, Dean Branson, Darrell Grace, Floyd Bartch. L-Z: Row 1: Larry Million, Bob McCart, Scotty Marriott, Jack Landers. Alvin Lake; How 2: Bill Robinson, Bill Norris, Roger Shepherd, Harold Gentry, Dave Shaw, Ronnie Lamansky, Henry Turner; Row 3: Jerry Parker, Charles Martin, Barney Smith, Rodney Piper, Bill Snyder, Pat Morgan, Allen Long. Row 1: Pat Wood. Diane Dandliker, Sharon Davison, Etta Robinson, Donna Weston, Cordelia Colbert, Concha Almanza; Row 2: Nancy Myers, Linda Markus, Judy Rob- inson, Gwen Hendrix, pres.; Karen McDowell, Sharon Jones, Cherie Pate; Row 3: Lavada West, Carol DeFord, Lenda Chrisman, Patricia Brooner, Sharon Sonner, Merna Marsh, Priscilla Ferguson. (sixty-eigrht) PEP SQUAD H-P: Row Is Joyce McDowell, Myrna Penland, Betty Myers, Pat Hendrix, Susie Jones. Sally Norris, Sue Mackley, Jaunita Phroper, Jean Mackley;' Row 2: Mary Ann Przybylski. Linda Lawhon, Nancy Obersteadt, Pattie Hurd, Nancy Myers, Janie Hutton, Joyce Merriott, Margaret Hubbard. Sharon Hiserote, Phyllis Miller; Row 3: Elizabeth Kline, Janice Lawhon. Kay Mc- Dowell, Saundra Herbison, Judy Pritchard, Marilyn Hook, Marler.e McKee, Maureen Hutton, Cherie Pate, Kathy Hubbard. P-Z: Row Is Linda Walker. Mary West, Judy Teschner, Garnet Starr. Janis Duve, Harlene Spill- man, Sherry Shofner, Bertha Tarwater; Row 2: Saundra Stein, Clara Wilson, Sharon Shawgo. Nancy Wright, Sylvia Troupe, Alice West, Diana Warford, Gail Willis, Reba Welsh; Row 3: Linda Stevenson, Norma West, Sharon Sonner, Levina Vaughn, Deanna Thompson, Jerrian Thompson, Connie Zeiders, Pat Sanderson, Sharon Wood, Clara Yurkovich. (sixty-nine) FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Becky Miller. Caroline Willis, Patty Baber, Arthur Sauter, Sheryl Hays, Sharon Loar, Phyllis Miller; Row 2: Pat Gould, Pat Burnside, Judy Pritchard, Deanna Thompson, Judy Gray, Lavada West, Carol Bray, Linda France. JUNIOR RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES Row’ 1: Joyce Harsh, Joan Koziej, Sue Mackley, Lorraine Johnson, Wayne Fimple, Shirley Har- per, Diane Kelso, Nancy Dougan, Paul Ward; Row 2: Charles Roberts, Sandra Gibson. Linda Fairlie, Mike Hurd, Janice Lawhon, Lawrence Rice. Kay Goodman; Row 3: Patty Baber, Carol Deckinger, Sandy Wright, Lynn Baber, Herby Stewart, Jim Furgeson, Judy Gray, Lenda Chrisman. (seventy) BENTONIAN STAFF Row Is Pat Gould, Joyce Brown, Sharon Guinn, Clara Yurkovich, Marianne Banker. Janice Law- hon, Judy Bennett. Patty Brown, Janice Hochenauer; Row 2: Diane Spillman, Barbara Schoen- feldt, Opal Ellen Hall, Gail Groh, Sharon Christmas, Marlene McKee, Deanna Thompson, Linda Colley, Sandra Wright; How 3: Scotty Marriott, Anita Kneib, Harold Mills, Allen Long, Rod Piper, Barney Smith, Bill Norris, Lois Merriott, Floyd Bartch. (seventy-one) Casting their shadows now might have been the theme of the friendly little contest sponsored in February by the Student Council. Given several categories-some for MOST POPULAR Marilyn Hook; Dave Halpain MOST FRIENDLY Pat Burnside; Darrell Grace I MOST HUMOROUS Clara Yurkovich; Ira Karr BEST DANCER Anita Kneib; Jerry Fairlic BEST PERSONALITY Carolyn (Hook) Mejia; Dave Halpain BEST DRESSED Sharon Christmas; Forest Parker (seventy-two) MOST TALENTED fun , others of a more serious nat- ure-by which to rate one another, the '59ers chose from their number the attractive groups pictured here as The Best. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Deckinger; Dave Halpain BEST ATHLETE Caroline Willis; Harold Gentry Pat Gould; Jerry Fairlie BEST LOOKING Marilyn Hook; Tom Tiller NICEST SMILE Clara Yurkovich; Darrell Grace BEST COUPLE Sharon Webb; Don Colboch (seventy-three) ANNUAL STAFF Row I: Margaret Smith, Janet Dukes, Carol Deckinger, Marlene McKee, Carole Albright, Kay Weaver, Caroline Willis, Janice Hochenauer; Row 2: Gary McQueen, Walter Przybylski, Bar- ney Smith, Pat Morgan, Harold Gentry, Tom Dougan. ANNUAL PERSONNEL Editor-in-Chief: Carol Deckinger Jr. Assistant: Carole Albright Senior Pages: Janet Dukes: Kay Weaver: Harold Gentry Sales: Marlene McKee: Lois Merriott: Caroline Willis: Pat Morgan Art: Janice Hochenauer: Margaret Smith Sports: Tom Dougan: Harney Smith Layout (Class Groups): Walter Przybylski; Gary McQueen Photography: Walter Przybylski; Gary McQueen Snapshots: Hill Norris Typing: Caroline Willis Business: Everybody helped ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Covers: DeLuxe Craft Manufacturing Co. Photography: Prawitz Studios Printing: Journal I'ublishing Co. Typing: Mrs. Stahlin; Secretarial Training Class Photographer’s helper . -N V ■ •. V - 3u H . J JL V • 5. V x V 'H ■ . A - . r % V • %-- -X Mg “ - v i4 . - kV- X — •r - ► ' V • r _■ V X’ ' . i v V L H' +.4 V .1 t fm v, % . % . • • x • • V x . i%.. sr . • •- «jr — ' a- —4 --' -r : z -v ; L w . ; ' v . . - w- . -_ “'r- - 'Hv w •- sw ' . v . • •. .' -. ■■ “. - ' - - - - -x_ — __ - - •■ bJ - V . 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