Berryton High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Berryton, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1954 volume:

1 .g.. . ,J-' 1. . '-1 .. ' . 3 , . ' - . . . vp 5,1 Yin 1' 4 1.1. sou., mf. Q , .ii n- -an , , H -f-P, A : ' J? s . 8 F. 'N ' . ,.. ,Y f E l EW . evo 'w Q1 BERRYTON HIGH SCHOOL Berryton, Kansas We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-four, dedicate this annual to our beloved teacher, Mrs. Lucy Skaggs. During her decade at Berryton High, Mrs. Skaggs has been the friend and advisor of the whole student body. She has helped us to keep our morals and aims high. She was always ready to help us when we were in trouble or to sympa- thize when we felt blue. This, Mrs. Skaggs, is a public recognition of our admiration and deep respect for you. Complimentsof POWELL GROCERY STORE Berryton, Kansas JERRY REICHART B. A. Washburn University Nebraska of Nebraska 2 ,li funn--. 1 gu- , 5 MARTHA MEINHARDT B.S. Emporia Teachers Colle MMM' X - n Q M LUCY M. SKAGGS B. S. Emporia Teachers College fs' x 6 rs 6 wg. 'Y' LOYD BAUGHMAN g B.S. Kansas State f Y ' HELEN HANSEN A.B. University of Kansas X A. . S0 western f B.M. University df Kansas J Compliment of RICI-ILAND ELEVATOR Richland, Kansas f 3 W NN iw i gfadri cihrifory As you read the history of the Class of 54 , you will see why we think Berry- ton High is the greatest ever. It, with the help of its wonderful faculty, made our four years at Berryton successful and happy ones. In September of 1950 fifteen green freshmen, six girls and nine boys, enrolled at Berryton High. Our sponsor, Mr. Lawrence Butler, helped us elect the follow- ing class officers: Kenneth Flohrschutz, president, Doris Ecord, vice-president, Ted Worthington, secretary, Clifford Nichols, treasurer, Darlene Swallow, stu- dent council, Rodney Ramsey, student council, Milo Fultz, reporter. The highlights of the year were our initiation as full-pledged buffaloes, our class parties, and the winning of the state championship by our baseball team. In the fall of 1951 Berryton High was again honored to enroll the class of 54 . We lost a member of our class, Mary Heim, but were very happy to gain John Grame. Our sponsor for our sophomore year was Mr. Thomas Morris, We elected the following officers: Doris Ecord, president, Darlene Swallow, vice-president, Clifford Nichols, secretary, Kenneth Flohrschutz, treasurer, Nancy Middleton, student council, Ted Worthington, student council, Milo Fultz, reporter. I The activities for our sophomore year were much the same as the freshman year which included our class parties and another trip to Peabody. Another school term rolled around finding the class of 54 ready. During the last year we lost two of our members Bobbie Crockett and Jerry Bean but gained Beverly Bowen. Our class enrollment then numbered fourteen, five girls and nine boys. Our sponsor, Mrs. Pugh, helped us elect the following officers: Darlene Swallow, president, Kenneth Flohrschutz, vice-president, Beverly Bowen, secretary, Doris Ecord, treasurer, Velata Langley, student council, Milo Fultz, student council, John Grame, reporter. During the middle of the school year Mrs. Martha Meinhardt replaced Mrs. Pugh as our sponsor. The important events of our Junior year were our class play, Let Me Out of Here , carried out in the Hep Cat theme. The small but mighty class of 54 returned again. This time with only thirteen members caused by the loss of Rodney Ramsey. Later in the fall we lost another classmate, Velata Langley. Mr. Jerry Reichart was chosen to be our senior sponsor. The dignified seniors elected the following officers: Doris Ecord, president, John Grame, vice-president, Beverly Bowen, secretary, Kenneth Flohrschutz, treasurer, Darlene Swallow, student council, Milo Fultz, student council. Important happenings during the year were freshman initiation, homecom- ing, paper drives, pictures taken at Wichers, history studying, slumber parties, our class play Star Crazy , the publishing of the Breeze, the editing of the annual, the banquet in our honor held at the Kansas Hotel carried out in the theme of Tulip Time in Holland , our sneak, baccalaureate, and com- mencement. Our class flower is the red rose, our class colors are red and white, our motto is: The poorest way to face life is to face it with a sneer. This concludes our four happy high school years which is really only the beginning. Compliments of RICHLAND OIL COMPANY Richland, Kansas if +L BEVERLY BOWEN Senior Play, Class Secretary, Breeze Staff, Annual Staff, Cheerleader, Glee Club, Band II, Kayette Director, KENNETH FLOHRSCHUTZ Football, Basketball, F.F.A., Baseball, Senior Play, Class Treasurer, Annual Staff JOHN GRAME Senior Play, Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball, Class Vice-President, DORIS ECORD Senior Play, Breeze Editor, Glee Club, Annual Editor, Band II, Kayettes Secre- tary, Cheerleader, Class President, Compliments of NEESE GROCERY STORE Richland, Kansas CLIFFORD NICHOLS Q Football, Baseball, Bus Driver, Basket- ball, F.F.A. GERALD HARVEY Football, Basketball, Baseball, Senior Play, 2 ' ,rsif 515, lust ' MILO FULTZ Senior Play, F. F. A. , Annual staff, Stu- dent Council President, NANCY MIDDLETON Senior Play, Kayettes, Band II, Glee Club, Annual Staff, Breeze Staff, Pep Club. JOHN KELLEY F. F. A. HOMER WULFKUHLE Football, F. F.A. DARLENE SWALLOW Annual Staff, Breeze Staff, Student Council, Band II, Pep Club President, Senior Play, Glee Club, Kayette Director, TED WORTHINGTON F.F.A. , Football, Basketball, Baseball, Senior Play. Compliments of BUTANE GAS DELIVERY CO Pauline, Kansas enior nalafi N? W an if . -an----f f .f-1 'V' N N' 1 'f' f V Q-gf Yours truly, Senior Boys Slumber Party? Class Officers 21 limi X N-,jxf The Team The Sneak Ted f, I 5 N ' ' ' ii! 7 S' Sweet Dreams, Aubrey The Sneak The Boys Compliments of PAULINE LUMBER CO., INC. Pauline, Kansas mf ix WMM W0 2 Q I f 'Q-X ,f Pg J X, WM ima zgkfpfgffffgg 0' n MQ' . JWZQFJW r V ' -of 5 MARY MATNEY 6, V503 LARRY SMITH CAROL REED Band 11, Kayette Di- Q MJ Football Manager, Band II, Glee club, Pep rector, Pep Club, Junior F.F.A. Club, Junior Play, Kay Play. M ette Vice-President. EARL BARBEE Basketball, Baseball, F.F.A. . Junior Play. BETTY RESER Pep Club, Glee Club, Victory Cheerleader, Kayettes, Junior Play, Band II. ALBERTA BAXTER Cheerleader, Glee Club, Band II, Jtmior Play, Kayette Director, BILLY THEEL Band ll, Junior Play. I LARRY HOWBERT Football, Basketball, Baseball, F.F.A. Class Vice-President. CAROL FRICKE Glee Club, Pep Club Kayette Council Member, Junior Play Compliments of Compliments of Herb Peterson 7 SUDDEN SERVICE CAFE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS 509 Quincy GALEN MIDDLETON Junior Play, Basketball, F.F.A. , Band II. VELMA WULFKUHIE Pep Club, Glee Club, Student Council Vice- President, Band II, Kay- ette Treas. . Class Sec- retary, Jxmlor Play, Senior Play. 1' vf D X9 45 U ELMO RAINEY F. F. A. , Secretary, Junior Play, Baseball, Basketball, Football Manager, Junior Class President. FAYE HUMPHREY Student Council, Glee Club, Junior Play, Band II, Pep Club Cheer- leader, Kayettes. CHARLES KENNEDY Basketball, Baseball, F.F.A. Treasurer, ,gl .S 6 MARY ATCHISON Pep Club Point Director, Band II, Kayette Presl- IOHN JOHNSON F, F,A, , Junior Play, Football, Baseball, Basketball. RONALD HOLDEN Band II, F.F.A. , Jun- ior Play. IERRE F. F. A, Vice-President, Football, Baseball, Bas Student Council, dent, Junior Play, Glee ketball, Junior Play. Junior Play. Club. Compliments of Compliments of BEATRICE FOODS CO. SEARS ROEBUCK 8: COMPANY Znd and Polk 8 East 6th Topeka., Kansas y Topeka, Kansas bij Bm :veg N--..,f Wh ' 7 ...., .,.... . ., 6 zz.. ,.,, ., M Q6 f GAILAND IGZNNEDY Football, Basketball, Baseball, Class Presi- dent, F, F,A, , Band II. HARRY LUTZ Band II, F.F. MARY KELLEY Pep Club, Glee Club, Kayettes, Class Sec- retary. Compliments of J. R. SHIMER Feed 8: Seed Purina Chows 29 8: California CHAI Student Council, Pep Club, Glee Club, Kayettes. BOB RENYER Football, F.F,A, , Bas ketball, Baseball. WAYNE ALLEN Football, Student Council, F,F,A, DONALD GODLOVE Basketball, Baseball, 9 LOIS HEBERLING Pep Club, Glee Club, Kayettes. RAYMOND HENRY Football, F. F. A. Compliments of SHAWNEE HATCHERY Feeds, Chicks 1921 Hudson I A if eeJ'f 1.. C is ,ff ay gi QQ 3, YQ 5 t K '.aT,hV vWL,. , ii' , K Y J ll! , Wim RONALD STEELE ANNALIESE FORSTER DALE WULFKUHLE F. F,A. , Class Vice- Pep Club Vice-Presi' Football, F. F.A. , President. dent, Kayettes, Glee Baseball, Basketball Club, A I , ,f31' I cg ' Q. 2 : N: K 7 1 I V :I 5 ' Q. ,ffl I A1 5 C' 4 A f A WW .,t: . :CV T IZ , 6 Q N... ff' .,,. , ,,.. Z 5, H '57 Z - , X,.. I , jflff. X 15 ,if ', - pix' 53 1 fl u - N mi? I 4 f , 4, V 'X .Q CLASS OFFICERS President .... Gailand Kennedy Vice-President . . . Ronald Steele Secretary ..... Mary Kelley Student Council . . Compliments of BENNETT AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 8: MCH. CO. 912 Quincy Topeka, Kansas . Wayne Allen, Charlene Kunard Compliments of GUARANTY STATE BANK 435 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas 10 ft.-Ts, BN O 3, .., Z A EW 7A.'11f.Jvj.f..1Jf jwgfyggww WMM GQW4-fjbJ,q11g,.f Univ. is o-4....M?A-fy iw-H ELLEN MELVIN BONNIE STEELE Glee Club, Pep Club, Football, Baseball, Glee Club, Pep Club Kayettes. F.F.A. , Basketball. FORREST RAINEY GALEN MATNEY Football, Baseball, Basketball, sasebm. Basketball' CIN Vice -President, F.F.A. LLOYD HUY1-:TT Howmm spun mee Club, F.F.A. Band 11, FFA Ll-aJW'f:vf MARCIA Pom: BONNIE A Glee Club- Pe? Club- Glee Club, Pep Club. Kayetnes. Compl1ments of Cornphrnents of SCOTTIES DRIVE INN ROSEMARY GARDENS 2423 California Avenue 11 1600 East 10th Topeka, Kansas Topeka, Kansas 'df-H5 CLIFFORD LUTZ F. F.A. , Band I. GLENOLA KNIGHT jG1ee Club, Pe Club. 1434590 CARL TYSON Football, F.F.A. , Basketball, Base- ball, Student Coun- 'd..f,fqf6.,J xW7.6L... MARGA T MATNEY Glee Club, Pep Club, Kayettes. MARIAN TYSON Football, Basketball, Baseball. st 29th TERRY CARNINE Basketball, Baseball, F. F. A. VIRGINIA LAVIN Glee Club, Pep Club, Kayettes. RONALD BUCHANAN Baseball, Basketball, F.F.A. , Band ll JUDY LYNN Glee Club, Pep Club, Kayettes, Class Secre- tary-Treasurer. DARYL PE EFISH Basketball, Baseball. FFA pl' ents of Compliments of F D CENTER 12 BLAYLOCK DRUGS 449 East 29 th TW? , WJZJP' ,,l,, , 521 J BREEZE STAFF ANNUAL STAFF KITCHEN STAFF ,f 1 Compliments of Compliments of FIDELITY SAVINGS STATE BANK ' TED TIBBITTS 600 Kansas 13 Furniture, Carpets, Gifts Topeka, Kansas 2903 California Phone 2-3082 uniora ,I QQYHFN Larry Centennial' Is that right? I President Junior Party The Girls Jr. and Sr. Banquet Jerre John Compliments of Compliments of DEE ERICKSON THE TOPEKA COCA COLA SPORTING GOODS CO. BOTTLING CO. 14 The Store Behind The Sports 1717 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas 838 N. Kansas Ave. W Q fi ff M f Www EX f f 'I 1 . f WN ff f 5 Wffgxmff IW - W fx' 4 W Xxx T x iw l udic eloarfmenf ana! J ayeff A Kayette Xma s Exchange Band I of .gi-lfii-fe Q5 Kayette Slumber Party Compliments of PAULINE FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR AND SUPPLY ASS'N Topeka Phone 3-7671 Berryton Phone 31-27 QIQ gli! ' ,n M . xx Officers Pep Club Y Ti if Homecoming Comgliments of Corrlilpliments of FALLEY'S MA KETS AND BAKERY WHELA LUMBER CO. 29th Sc Calif. --21st 8: Gage 6 Topeka's Building Material Bakery 829 No. Kans. Ave. 1 Headquarters Topeka, Kansas Topeka, Kansas- X- 2151 3 iw THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Wulf- kuhle, G. Kennedy, P I. Grame, C. Nichols, J. Johnson, T. Worthington, Coach Reichart. SECOND ROW: Elmo Rainey, R. Henry, J. Howbert, H. Wulf- Gerald Be r ryton Be r ryton Be rryton Berryton Berryton Ber ryton Ber ryton joofgaf Coach FOOTBALL SCORES 18 Harveyville 44 Maple Hill 7 Lecompton Z4 Dover 39 Auburn 47 Quenemo 39 Pickett kuhle, K. Flohr- schutz, L. Howbert Mike Fultz. FRONT ROW: C. Tyson, W. Allen, R. Sorenson, M, Brewer, F, Rainey, R. Renyer, G, Harvey, M. Ty- son. Ted Kenneth First String John .Terre Howbert Clifford Compliments of Compliments of STILES ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK 925 E. 45th Street Topeka, Kansas 701 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas E Q i , I ig' K K., N L. ,. f di A' a To 'Tern 1 RF T JOSTEN'S Treasure Craft Jewelers 81 Stationers ,. The A-team captured the second place trophy in the County Tournament at Auburn. The A-team had a very successful season with a record of 5 wins and 3 losses in the league. The non-league record was 3 Wins and 9 losses, The B-team season record was 10 wins and 8 losses. Z?a5LefLaf ' S Q xx r- L I 13 3 ll We ' ' x ii' Q F , ' J 5 ' , L , ' X if e i 'rll :Ns A-Team - B-Team W Captams Kenneth Gerald Mike Coach John Clifford Ted Forrest John ZDZLJQALIK Ourn amen l'Ga me BASEBALL GAMES State T Berryton 4 Lecompton O Berryton 2 Nortonville O Berryton 11 Lecornpton 1 Berryton 1 Silver Lake 0 Berryton 2 Lecompton 0 Berryton 3 Carbondale 5 9 innings Berryton 4 Auburn O Berryton 1 Dover O Forfeit Berryton 5 Corning 4 Berryton 3 Carbondale 0 Berryton 1 Silver Lake 3 14 innings Berryton 0 Windthorst 3 Berryton 8 Washburn 5 8 innings 1 IL: ' 'G X f:- z ,,. in A X4 To 'X f Slug it Coach. Compliments of Compliments of LOWE'S HATCHERY ED MARLING STORES 216 East 6th Furniture--Appliances Topeka, KBIISRS Topeka, Kansas The Team P5 962600 691 X ,V Compliments of unior pfay Roger Tennyson . Margaret Tennyson Dan Tennyson . . Jackie Tennyson . Rhodora .... Mr. Barnard . . Linda Barnard . Miss Baker. . Jeanie Wilson . Aloysius QPuffj . Carla Carlson . Sue Barten . . Bob Green . Jim Jones . . Mr. Latherby . Policeman . . Miss Booth . . Dr. Von Barf . Sound Effects . u J ir. WESTERN TYPEWRITER COMPANY 608 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas CAST 2.0 . Ronald Holden . Faye Humphrey , , Larry Smith Richard Sorenson , , Mary Matney , Larry Howbert , Carol Fricke . Mary Atchison , Velma Wulfkuhle , , John Johnson . Alberta Baxter , , , Carol Reed . Galen Middleton . Jerre Howbert , , Elmo Rainey , Charles Kennedy , Betty Reser , Earl Barbee , Billy Theel K . r , I ,QS , :gf K S greg ,ij - 5 SJ Q F' fr 'gi Compliments of COMMUNITY -STAR LIGHT CLOVERLEAF- COR RAL Drive In Theaters Topeka, Kansas -F x f Ji S?Jm5i x y S L n 4 .. u . F A My 2 . f ig' ff 1. f V ' Q I 5 . msg.. fi g Eg . KG 23. , 4 ,K ,, i V gb i ' ivifgf 5,QSgg 2a,gig2e, f A 5fgamlrswmfbfE55asM-mw it xi . is L.,4, K ,ii , . nk: 5-E 5 4 by X55 iii W S532 '5 R w sa Y 1 ffk --r-'ff -i Z-ws: -I . ' ,, M. - .',,-A M- EW l. -s T F , e 3 'X 1- enior may CAST Isabella ..... Bill Andrews . . . Professor Andrews . Jerry Andrews . . Donna Andrews . 1 Q Beth Robinson . . W7 77:7 ' - 'W' Jim Robinson . Dick Mallon. . Joan Mayberry . Joe Allcot . . Sound effects . . Velma Wulfkuhle . . Gerald Harvey Kenneth Flohrschutz . . .Doris Ecord . Darlene Swallow . Beverly Bowen . Ted Worthington . . John Grame . Nancy Middleton . . . Milo Fultz . Homer Wulfkuhle Lrg. ,,,,. . Curtain . . . . Clifford Nichols Ticket . . . . John Kelley 9 1 . -f': 7 -me We .. 3 C 5 A Aff. fx- ' 'fm ' 1 'Q K4 Lim J J ' wr ,-.b , -, in . f ' f ' iei s 1 ' A 4 r X . 9 J ' L . in V' , ' ' tii- s ' V gisszftf-1 F, , , if . . . , gg if 2 ,' A ....,.. . .1 A in 715' 2. J !'iE Wh ' 53' 2 A Compliments of -.Q 5. Compliments of MACIEQISTEQQ 16P5RMINC 5 p Q EMAHIZER-SPIELMAN . , . , f F . FU R N. CO. fYour John Deere Dealer! 517-19 Kansas Ave. 421 Jackson Topeka, Kansas Topeka, Kansas -...H ,, Nr 'sm-. Ti' Graduation Whee1s at work, , ,' Lz ik v A lbin. , V K K Q a ,ini . Tl - yy' an Gab session Kayette Senior party Huh? Pop After school Compliments of Compliments of THOMPSON'S PHARMACY KNOLL WELDING COMPANY 1635 Kansas as 2903 California 22 225 Jackson Topeka, Kansas Topeka, Kansas -HY x gmcluca fion f Ai K I'11 take one Y 1 i 5' ' 1 J 'U JK X 1 x tfksig-In wth miizgaiv' . 'pyxf' 'Ag J Q I fx 0 1 VIHIIII . 'f m A- I V yn 4, W e e .41 uReadyu 2 E :S x 'N QUARTU. IAQ: SIGMA Hard to beat Busy anyway M I Now B-i-1-1-y lib 'Quar ter Back Sneak Are you going to mind? Compliments of WICHERS PORTRAIT STUDIO Always Remember LJ.-1 My what a figure! Compliments of ,, . . 23 RO W1chers for Pictures .-t-.1-1 GERS CONOCO SERVICE 29th 81 California Modem BAME'S BARBER SHOP Richland, Kansas FRED VAN NICE HARDWARE Richland, Kansas RICHLAND STATE BANK Richland, Kansas SMITTY BARBER SHOP 29th and California SOCONY VACUUM OIL CO. , INC. 29 Sr Kansas ROACHES HARDWARE 622 Kansas Avenue GIBBS CLOTHING CO. 527 Kansas and 106 E. 6th TOPEKA LEATHER SHOP 522 Kansas Avenue JOHN SERVICE STATION 300 E. 6th HARLEY MITCHELL SERVICE STATION 225 E. 5th CRAVEN FARM EQUIP. CO. , INC. 1939 N. Topeka BUTNER'S IGA STORE 2120 West 6th HER YNK'S DRUG STORE 1200 E. 6th TED IOTT MOTOR SERVICE STATION 1401 W. 15th COE SEED COMPANY 212 Kansas SOUTH WICK AUTO SUPPLY 117 W. 10th 24 vunooxs 1 15 'K ' Q-J' -S3 M'