Bird City Rural High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Bird City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

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LOUISE TT1CkCtt Phone 82 Blrd Clty, Ixansa S FAC L'l'Y Algebra I 8:11 RICHARD HOPP Custodian Physics Bi ,logy General Math MARY GRIT TEN English Speech Dramatics Library MARGARET IIICKERT Office Secretary NORMA CRAVEN GILBERT MITCHELL Instrumental Music Home Economics QU ENTIN PERCIVAL A I Coach Typingl Sc II Bookkeeping Driver's Training A BRUCE FIN LEY Vocational Agriculture Q ... N 5 JANE ROBERTS , 'U' Vocal Music -19- R752 I 2 RICHARD WILSON Assistant Coach Boys Phys. Ed. Girls Phys. Ed. Industrial Arts Sponsored by WHEEL.-INN SERVICE 8: CAFE Highway Junction 36-27 Wheeler, Kansas 'al if iran seniors QM DON SHAHAN Class President 2, 3, 45 Band r, 2, 3,45 Dance Band 35 Vocal I,2,35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Student Council Treas- urer 35 Football I5 Pep Club 25 Pep Club Secretary 25 Band President 45 Spelling Team 4. BEVERLY ELLIOTT Student Council 3,45 Stu- dent Council Secretary 3, 45 F. H. A. r,2,3,45 F.H.A. Treasurer 25 F. H. A. Social Chairman 35 F. H. A. Sec- retary 45 Pep Club I,2, 3,45 Pep Club Secretary 35 Pep Club Treasurer 45 Vocal I, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Vocal Pianist 45 Band I,2,3,4g Band Li- brarian I5 Band Secretary 45 Speech Play 25 Junior Play 35 Annual Assistant Editor 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Car- nival Queen Candidate 35 Girls' State 35 Typing Team 3, 45 Contest Play 4. .M:wr.-qfw 4. IS: MYRNA DUNCAN Class President I5 Class Secretary 2, 3.4: F.l-l.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H.A. Song Leader 35 F. H. A. District Song Leader 35 F. H. A. President 45 Pep Club I, 2, 3,45 Pep Club Vice President I5 Speech Play 25 Junior Play 35 Vocal I, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3,45 Band Librarian 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball Queen Attendant 35 Carnival Queen Candidate 25 Sophomore Ensemble 25 Librarian I. 'U' ,-HL. ' s is , ROD LAIRD Class Vice-President 3, 45 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 B-Club 3, 45 Spelling Team 3,45 Vocal 2, 3,45 Annual Business Manager 45 Mixed Ensemble 4. RADEAN WRIGHT Class Treasurer 3, 45 Foot- ball I,2,3, 45 Basketball 15 Track I,2,3,4Q B-Club I,2, 3,45 F.F.A. I,2,3,4: F.F.A. Reporter 25 F. F. A. Secretary 45 Band I,2,3g Golf 2. Q rf , ,Q ,R X 'fi CLASS Ill 'l'0llY On September 3, IQ43, twenty timid little folks started to school. Of these original twenty, eight of them have remained to graduate with us at the end of twelve years. They are: Radean Wright, Connie Bolyard, Dennie Cormack, Beverly Elliott, George Fishel, Joene Harris, Don Kehlbeck, and Don Shahan. Our teacher was Mrs. Ardis fSmithJ Boersma. Our second grade teacher was Miss Freda Hall. We gained Eldon Forbes and lost seven of our fellow classmen so to start out the third grade we have fourteen in our class In the third grade we gained Sue Bartlett Dale Brethower Myrna Duncan Gwen Rambat and Shirley Underwood We lost one member of our class this year Miss Vernetta fDu1tsmanJ Haack was our teacher During the fourth grade we gained Ruth Beason Robert Berger, Karen Boyington Kenneth Burr Gayla Hilty Merle Johnson Gordon Murray Jim Rambat, and David Leach but lost Charlotte Kearns at the beginning of the second semester Miss Leone QLangJ Freemyer was our teacher Doris Bandel Johnny Eggers Rod Laird and Lois Meguire joined our happy little group in the fifth grade ln the last semester we gained Donald Sharp We lost seven members at the close of the year Mr Don Felzien was our teacher Miss Dorothy Niehaus was our teacher during our sixth grade We gained two boys Dillon Bowers and Doug Henning and lost David Leach We were pretty proud of being seventh graders since we got to move over to the high school building We gained Coralyn Dilhnger and Richard Boswell and lost Bruce Oxerturf and Rod Laird Our sponsor was Miss Mary L Grttten Joene Harris and Doug Henning were our candidates for King and Queen at the Senior Camival In the eighth grade Don Shahan, Eugene Bruce, Otis Berry and Robert Berger Joined us We were fortunate not to lose any classmates Mr B111 Carnker was our sponsor The highlight of our eighth grade, was our graduation from grade school Johnny Eggers and Gayla I-Iilty were our candidates for King and Queen at the Senior Carnival We started our high school career off with a bang The Freshmen Initiation will always be remembered as a lot of fun Some of us came out with some un known talentl We gained Bob Hinz, Harold Stevens and Royce Fisher, and lost Lois Nleguire Our sponsor was Bernard Bashford Once again rn our sophomore year Rod Laird came back to Join us The most remembered event in our sophomore year was serving at the Junior Senior Prom It proved rather CXClIlIlgl Mrs Opal McCullough was our class sponsor Kay Johnson Joined us during our Junior year Planning, preparing and building the Juntor Senior Prom will be remembered as a lot of hard work but loads of fun Mr Bernard Bashford and Mr J B Hoffert were our sponsors Our Senior year will always remain with us as fond memories of our school days Attending the Junior Senior Prom, Alumni Banquet working hard to raise enough money for our Senior Trip, and most of all graduating from BCRHS took the spotlight during our high school days Our most capable sponsors who made it possible for such a successful year were Mr J B Hoffert and Mr Quentin Percival We now say goodbye to BCRHS and wish all the underclassmen success in the future years Thanks from the bottom of our hearts for a successful twelve years of school to our wonderful teachers and friendsl l l 6 9.7! t , T ,Kp DORIS BANDEL FHA I234PepC b I2 34 Vocall 2 Sen1orPlay4 SUE BARTLETT Mixed Ensemble 3 4 F H I 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Pep Club President 4 Contest Play 4 Speech Play 2 Junior Play 3 Dance Band 3 Band I 2 3 4 Band Bust ness Manager 3 Vocal I 2 3 4 Saxophone Quartet 3 4 Annual Assistant Business Manager4 F H A Photo grapher 4 Band Librarian I 2 Saxophone Solo 3 4 Clarinet Quartet 2 Typing ll team 4 91- iqi ! JV 1 Qs. kk- ' CONNIE BOLYARD F. H. A. I, 2, 3,4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, A-team Cheer- leader 2, 3, B-team Cheer- leader 4, Contest Play 4, Vocal I,2, 3,4, Band I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3, Homecom- ing Queen 3. DALE BRETHOWER Student Council Ig Student Council Treasurer I, Band I, 2, Football I,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, B-Club 2,3, 4, Spelling Team 2, 3,4, Contest Speech 2, 3, 4, F. E l0ll .,,ar' '4- l . DICK BOSWELL Football I,2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I,2, 3, B-Club I, 2, 3,4, B-Club President 4, Vocal I, 2, 3. 4: F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Librarian 3, Honorary Football Captain 3, Senior Play 4. F. A. I, 2, 3, F. F. A. Sec- DENNIE CORMACK retary 2, F. F. A. President 3, Senior Play 4. J 'VN KAREN BOYINGTON F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, F. H.A. Song Leader 1, F. H. A. pianist 2, F. H. A. program chairman 3, F. H. A. pianist 4, Girls' State 3, Speech Play 3, Band I,2,3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 3, Sopho- more Ensemble 3, Junior De- gree in F. H. A. , Chapter De- gree in F. H. A. , Vocal 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Vocal Solo 3, Oboe Solo 3. Football I, Vocal I, Lrbrar ian 4. 1' CLASS WILL We the Semor Class of Blrd Clty Rural Htgh School berng of sound mtnd and memory do hereby make publrsn and declare thrs to be our last w1ll and testament hereby revokrno any urll or wrlls heretofore made by us We the Semors w1ll our ptcturc plaque to the Bud C1ty Rural Hlgll School To the Jumors we wrll the rmht to Inmate the rncomlng Freshmen To the Sophomores we wrll a very successful jumor Semor Prom To tne Freshmen we leave our worn out penctls empty mk bottles old mk blotters and etc As rndryrduals we Scmors w1ll our possessrons as follows George Frshel w1ll my danctng abtltty to Robert Berger Joene Harrrs w1ll my maJorette umform to Leanna Long I Don Shahan w1ll my abrlrty to keep class presldent to anyone who can stand Conme Bolyard w1ll my charmmg personalrty and pepsodent smlle to Carolyn Bowans I Dale Brethower w1ll tny abxlrty to make A s to Kent Sawyer I Shrrley Underwood wtll my Industrral A s ab1l1ty to anyone who 11kes sawdust rn thetr halr I Radean Wrrght wrll my old hoppy to Gary Lamb hopmg he can have as many good nmes as I drd I Johnny Eggers wrll my harrdos to Eldon Forbes pI'0V1d1l'lg he can stand th Oh s and Ah s I Dtck Boswell wrll my physrque to Kyle Rrdgway I Myma Duncan w1ll my Job as F I-I,A Presrdent to anyone w1th w1nd and pauence enough Gwen Rambat w1ll my wonderful charm to Kay Chapman Sue Bartlett wrll my herght to some tall person l1ke Mary K Wr1ght Roy ce Frsher wrll my Jokmg ab1l1ty to anyone who llkes a lot of laug Elden Pettrt w1ll my ab1l1ty to grow goutees to ROg6LH1HZ Dons Bandel w1ll my ab1l1ty to wnte to soldrers to anyone wrth a strong wrrtrng hand I Johnnle Magley w1ll my srngrng vorce to Ernest Longenecker I Gordon Murray w1ll my pretty pa1nted chev1e to Leon Kaufman I Karen Boymgton leave my abrlrty to get along wrth people to Everett Eggers I Merle Johnson leave my smallness to Marlm L1ll1ch I Bob I-Imz w1ll my sm11e to anyone who can use II as effecuvely as I can I Bev Ellrott, wrll my abxlrty to walk to school 1n break neck speed to Jay Lnderwood I Dennxe Cormack leave my smartness to Venda Kehlbeck I Shuley Wolfe leave my hystencal laugh to Sondra Shahan I Gayla I-Ixlty leave my Job as Annual Edxtor to anyone who hkes a load on then shoulders I Harold Stevens, leave my abllrty to become engaged to Dale Peters good luck old boyl I I, Rod Land leave my ruggedness to Verne Bolyard I Don Kehlbeck w1ll my football umform to Rodney Shay I Kay Johnson leave my chan 1n the doctor s offtce to the 1nJured football boys I Mr Perctval leave the task of bemg Semor sponsor to any teacher capable of the Job I Mr I-Ioffert, leave my Job of bemg Amerrcan Hrstory teacher to someone who has taught ll before In Wrtness whereof, we the Semor Class ha ve set out hand and seal hereto thls sxxteenth day of May 1n the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and fnfty frve UQSSQ THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 Sponsors JOSTEN'S COMPANY, Owatonna Mmnesota T JOHNNY EGGERS Class Secretary I Student Body Pnesrdent 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 lubr 2 3 4 F 3 4 Vocall 2 3 F A Treasurer 2 F F A Vlce Presrdent 3 Semor Play 4 GEORGE FISI-IEL Class Vrce Presrdent 2 Foot ball I 2 3 4 Basketball I 3 T ack 1 2 3 4 B Club 2 F A Reporter3 Jumor Play 3 Band I 2 3 Vocal I Golf 2 Honorary Basket ball Captaln 4 Semor Play 4 Typrng I team 4 MCMILLEN DRUGS, Your Rexall Dealer, B11-d C'1ty Kansas A 1 V x I 17 'A 1 I I ,I K v. 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I, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club Secretary Ig Pep Club Reporter 45 Vocal 1, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Speech Play 25 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Annual Staff 45 B-team Cheerleader 25 A- Ieillll cheerleader 3,45 Li- brariau 1, 2, 45 Homecoming Queen 25 Band Librarian 2, 3. an at 'Q' JOENE HARRIS Class Vice-President I5 Stu- dent Council 25 F. H. A. Z, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club Treasurer 35 Pep Club Vice-President 45 Con- test Play 45 Junior Play 35 Vocal I,2, 3,45 Mixed En- semble 45 Band I,2, 3,45 Drum Majorette I,2, 3, 45 Reading 2. KAY JOHNSON F.H.A. 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 A-team cheerleader 3, 45 Vocal 3,45 Junior Play 35 Speech Play 45 Librarian 4. E 1-P CLASS PIHIPIIECY lt was a beauuful Sprtng morn tn I 5 As I Joene Harrts drank my second cup of coffee tn one of the fabulous suttes of the Luxtrrtous Layout Hotel tn Brrd Ctty Kansas I ptcked up the latest copy of the Brrd Crty Trmes oldest and most wtdely read paper rn town Rod latrd an old classmate rs the edrtor Bestdes betng a great success as an edttor he pulls tn a few extra thousand wrth hrs talents as a playwrtght He got hrs start by wrrttng the floor show for the Semor Carntval tn 55 Hts latest play rs called One Mad Year Well as I prcked up the paper the frrst thrng that hrt my eye was the headltne General Cormack Retums to Home Town It seemed that the General was returnrng from a very successful and herotc carnpargn tn the Arctrc lhurrted down to frnd George the owner of thrs natronally famous hotel I dectded to look rn hrs offtce but Myrna hrs secretary sard that Drck who was always a whtz at bookkeeptng was helprng htm balance hrs books Dtck ts the greatest crooner of the day and has been dorng the nrght clubs rn town Lhts month I showed the paper to Myrna and we rushed rrght rn They were as excrted as we were and we dectded tt would be a perfect trme to get together srnce tt was to years after our graduatron We could throw a party rrght here rn the ballroom of the hotel Drck could stng and surely our Senror Presrdent Don Shahan who was just out rn Denver would fly down when he heard the news Myrna trted to locate Merle Johnson who rs the most sen satronal tomedran rn shown busrness He sard he would do hrs best to make tt for the party The fellows left us behrnd to make plans as they set out to collect all the gang That evenrng proved they d done a good Job too because there was perfect attendance rncludtng our two Semor sponsors Mr Hoffert and Coach Percrval Mr Hoffert ts strll the prrncrpal at B C R H S whtch has grown rmmenselv and Coach Percrval ts also carrytng on there except that after the class of 55 he retrred from teaclung bookkeeprng It was a marvelous party There was dtnner and danctng on the starlrt roof of the hotel At one of the tables Radean Don Kehlbeck and George were talktng Radean owns the Wrrght Bros Wheat Ranch brggest rn the state Don had hrs arm rn a cast and I learned that he d taken a comer too fast and collrded wtth Mars Yes he s left the ground and ts a test ptlot for a rocket company As I passed I heard George ask Don how he lrked hrs place He answered that he lrkes rt up here best I ltke the sensatton tt grves you he sard the sky s the Irmtt We were then favored wrth some sweet sounds from Scraunch s sentrmental saxophone after whrch Merle took over and put us all tnto frts of laughter Between one of the dances l saw Gayla Shrrley Jean and Iohnny Eggers rn a comer talktng Gayla must have lrked betng annual edtror because now she rs dotng the same thrng on a magazrne I belreve she sard rt was called Housewtfe s Helpful Hrnts Slrrrley rs runntng of all thtngs a very profttable dressed cattleman tn the West As we started makmg the rounds we ran tnto Bob and Bev Bev ts teachtng krndergarten and Bob ts an tndustrral arts teacher both here tn Brrd Crty Later as Drck ftntshed stngrng Rod remarked to mc that ortly the open att had saved some of the grtls from fatntrng What a story that would have made rcplrcd sue who rs strll never wrthout her camera Sue ts a reporrtr for the Brrd Ctty Trmes They both agreed that he was a pretty dreamy Cl'O0l'l8l' We saw Harold and Gordon talkrng and learned that Harold ts a successful farmer and famtly man Gordon looked the perfect successful busrnessman and we all knew htm as a brg real estate man Dons was there too She rs a wonderful harr stylrst Shrrley Ann says she ll vouch for her anytrme shrrley ts a prtvate secretary for Iohnnre Magley who has become a mrllronarre several trmes tn the last to years He struck orl on hrs farm southeast of town just then Gwen and Royce came over Everyone knew Royce as a successful banker and Gwen was oecomrng qurte famous as a desrgner A woman rs at the herght of fashron when wearrng one of Gwen s Gowns Kay an arrltne stewardesa just got tn from a flrght from Mramr that aftemoon I heard her tellrng Dennre that be looked srmply devasttng tn hrs unrform He certarnly drd look as though army Irfe agreed wrth hrm Connre and husband were a lrttle late lt seems the children ftwo boys and a grrll were a ltttle reluctant to stay wtth the new baby sttter Besrdes betng busy keeprng her famtly happy Connre rs the leadrng socralxte of the clty Karen and Dale came over because Karen who ts nutrluontst at a famous restaurant thought food was excellent and she told George she wanted to talk wrth the chef Sure thrs rs hrs nrght off replred George Come over here a mtnute Eldon I guess tntroductrons aren t necessary he added l notrced that Dale who rs well establtshed as a psychratrrst had been watchrng me and he asked me why I was lookmg so pleased wtth myself I told htm that thas was very good for my busrness model must be seen rn the best places wrth the most select people I-Ie agreed that I d graduated wrth the rrght class Last but not least we asked the sponsors If they d enjoyed themselves Mr Hoffert seemed over royed that we d all turned out all rrght and Coach said he hadn t had so much fun srnce the Semor Urp everyone echoed the same thought and after smglng many school songs we drank a toast to the success past and future of the class of 55 and adjourned once agarn but never to forget our class mates and those wonderful years of hlgh school pq- Apu 'i QS I if veg' MERLE JOHNSON ocal2,34 FFA I2 3 4 Football I 4 Track 1 4 B C1ub4 Juntor Play 3 Humorous Readtng 2 Sentor Play 4 DON KEI-ILBECK Football 1,2 3 4 Basket ball I Track I 3 4 B Club I,2,3 4 B Club Treasurer 2 B Club Reporter 3 B Club Vtce Prestdent 4 Vocal I I F Treasurer 3 l' ...Q WM W ' ' I V fe -eva , . ' 'ii 'nw b . , . ' . . I , I V V A: any t- ' N . . . X34 N , 'N . ' ' . X y I X H t ' . . Q . . I ' ..... ' 3 i- - D I . - V p I s - - s t ' V I ' n - I 5 I : I ' ' U H I H , . 0 S ' I A ' 3 mrnk farm south-east of town. john rs not only a most eltgrble bachelor but he's known as the best ' A f . r 1 r ' l . . , . , S - - 3 ' S ' '. M .' ' 4 ' A . rgF.F.A. 123.4 .F.A. D . . . me . ,, . M . . ' N ,' w -,ff 1 , I . . - , , ' . ' V' ' rf . . I ' - q r X g Yr JOHNNIE MAGLEY A F Pl'LfldCIlI4 Footballl 4 Trekl 34 BC1ub34 cal 1 2 3 GWLN RAMBAT A F Vree Pl'LS1dCllI4 Pep Club B team cheer leader 2 A team ehcer leader 3 and 1 2 Carn1valQuecnCand1date Carnrval Uueen 4 Contest Solo 3 Saxophone Quartet Twrrlerl 2 3 4 Ba L1brar1an4 lyprng 1 team 3 Dance Band 3 Senror Play 4 QWW 'fx Q 'w CORIDOIN XlUlxlx.XY Olbillll I' F X HAROLD STLVHNN ELDEN PETTIT A YOL I l- Trcasurer 4 Basketball 2 4 Football 4 Track 2 4 eal3 4 B Club2 3 f '3 gs I uf W--r T' Y x Q? 1' 1 'lx W Xi ,fl -EQ :xv ' N- F,F. .I,2. .5 .F.A. .- , .3 4 . C 3' - 1 2 ' 1 I ' A Vo 4 , , ,4. .. ,Li . Fo Q.. '.1 . F.H. .I,2.3.45 .H.A. . - .- 4 . 5-X I'2'3-4: ' ' ' ,418 - 6,42 4 ' ' 2: 35 ' ' , , , 5 nd 3 5 ' F.F. . I,2,3,4 ' . F.F.A. 1,z,3,4g '.F.A. 3.4. . 2 '. .' ' X Vor ,3 -I , ,4. ' I' . W fy N. X- A-1 wk 'N 'C .. SHIRLEY UNDERWOOD F. H. A. I,2, 3, 45 Pep Club I,2, 3, 45 Vocal I,2, 3, 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Speech Play 25 Clarinet Quarter 45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Girls' Ensemble 35 Senior Play 4. SHIRLEY WOLFE F. H. A. 1.2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. Reporter 25 'Nr , v-w-uv Vocal I,2, 3,45 Typing I inh- team 35 Pep Club Secretary 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Typing ll team 4. BIRD CITY A KANSAS . '-,-477, - J-v-4 Y CITY I KIRKwoo0 I WDCHITA X v. Nw 2 r ff V ,1- ,mf 'W B si L V a f YQ no JAIL GWUCII sf-Mi iiw ,, S- .- 1A I Fx xi r ,W i E 'Q FS 4 rg .13 fc? fi, i nv 1 'UW ,- 6' 'E 5,3 ,,,-'- 3 ii J' mv E5 I 'M' J f l --X ,--3.1 M. xx iv a' 6 s iuninrs ' ' s. .f fi 17' 'C- J , I . .5 H ki ' '?f1.,: 2 6 K, f' '- H HM: fi. Wifi rl l Q 1 - 'Q Kem gawyrer QQ ni ' i Q, 1 V rw-I . President -A ' , --w 45, Dale Peters 1 1: V Vice-President tx Beverley Kite 5 I P, ' f I Secretary ' I ,li Helene Ixlagley I gy Treasurer I Connie Rambat Q Student Council I .. f 2 G E fy A 'vs ' ' 3 R ,QI .3 4.5, 'rr I -- 1' .LL Robert Berger ' f' X 'X Vertie Bolyard Carolyn Bowuns Charles Brunswig V It Opal Burr .,,Jw5 f 1, ., ' SR' fi L in at 5 1 1 -of I ,A I i K Q, ' I at N Thelma Davis ' ' ' ' sf' 'T' eff Everett Eggers W T' ,M Eldon Forbes I f. I - Leon Kaufman 14 5 , ' W 1 Eugene Ketzner I T I I , P 1 -1 X-fm . . 1 A Edith Pettit :Q ' , 7' Q , 'I :ay 394 .,- ' I ' Robert Seitz ' ' A W' J 1 -A ai Chris Sherer Jay Underwood Theresa Wahrman 'pi A :lg 'l.g.N1 .Ill l0li MOTTO: Not to the Top, but Climbing COLORS: Purple and Gold FLOWER: Red Rose Sponsored by 7. 3 ,1 X 21 'ui A F. DS 7 .1 Qi JV ,A N l 9 9, . I, Sponsored by STEAK HOUSE CAFE UNDERWOOD SERVICE STATION Proprietors Phone 41 Bird City, Kansas Margaret Knight and Irene Johnson Mobile Tires-Tubes-Batteries-Accessories Highway 36 Bird City, Kansas at 6' at Roger llinz 'I' 4? - '..'s' President Y , vonda Kelnbeck I lf! - X X Vice-President A Sondra Shahan Secretary f I Geneva Craig Treasurer Mary Lou Sawyer Student Council , - ,, Aw gg CS ga 'Y fi. 'T' Laura Bandel Karel Bartlett Shryll Bresslcr Hope Bressler Clara Marie Burr ' 1 ffl' , ... .Al 9 . R IM 'pf 'Q' -T' I 'Q' A I, 5 f Nina Burr 7, . O V x ' 1, Kay Chapman Betty Clark Wayne Clark Don Kendrick -QI ', V . t -an 'fy A. tl' Kay LeBow ' ...S 'V Janice mulch ' Ernest Longeneckcr Berneice Murray t y A as X . MX fry X Kyle Ridgway M y Q I 1 I XR 'Zi 0l'Il0M0llIl Q 3 oem Mae Sawyer Kenna Lea Smith Mary Kathryn Wright MOTTO: Facta non Verba COLORS: Blue and Silver FLOWER: Baby Orchid Sponsored by E, W. UNDERWOOD INSURANCE AGENCY Sponsored by Insurance of all Types THE SECURITY STATE BANK Bird City, Kansas Bird CNY, Kansas A John Sherer President Jeanie Gilliland Vice-President Sue Hinz Secretary Judy Leach Treasurer Leanna bong Student Council Sheryl Applegate Jim Banzet Raymond Bolyard Sherry Childers Ilene Eggers Gary Lamb Donna LaRue Marlin Lillich Elizabeth Longenecker John Longenecker DeEtta Meyer Ella Grace Seitz Rodney Shay Pat Wahrman Dixie Lee Wray .sf-if ' - sac- -Q - l ,Z A I M' it Q.-75' 'ST ' Ny wo , 1 Kalb w f A . Q Q. - N, 1 -4 Q Jai., Q. E6 . ,A ' ,If - Q sr, Q. -., X I s., E - ji ' , il T , ' Y xf , 'J .5 I ff f ' f' . K ' Y f sv Haifa ' Y V 'x . Xi -- 1 1 X ' . X -'I ' . ,. 'xl' ' ' ': . - l,' , .-: I I U it 3 1 - 5 ,fi 9 is 4:7 , . ,I A I 2 one FRE IIME MOTTO: Not finished - .Just Begun COLORS: Orchid and Silver FLOWER: Pink Carnation Sponsored by Sponsored by KEMP ELEVATOR, Phone 40 ROBY'S SERVICE Grain and Field Seed Mobilgas Products Murlin Carpenter St. Francis, Kansas 1 P- 1 v ss' r-4 Vg. ,., 1 35 5 I- l ' Hi-. ip? . - 4. .1 Y n V 5.1. X nf I, ff fC . 1 ,Q .a , f 9 5,2 -K7 Q fs Y, f r Us X If 2-'w -Q3 f 4'-fi-X , 554 .- Ggehv . ff-.J-.e'jg. ,,pa'52,. .IH In 1 A gli , .Uihrgy 1 at, N'Ti'3,5 'S im FIRST ROW: Leanna Long, Mary Lou Sawyer, Connie Rambat, Beverly Elliott, Miss Mary L. Gritten, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Johnny Eggers, Student Body Presidentg John Sherer, T U 0 E T C 0 U U I L Rodney Shay, Kent Sawyer, Don Shahan, Mr. J. B. Hoffert, Sponsor. The Student Council of '54-'55 composed of a boy and a girl from each class, the Student Body President, and two sponsors, began the year with an all-school party, honoring the freshmen. Other activities under the direction of the 9-nnember council were: Christmas party, room-decoration contest at Christmas and a bal- anced program of assemblies throughout the year. A new coke machine was installed this year. The basketball Queen Coronation was held in February. Such tasks as cleaning the trophies and providing awards for talent show are part of the council's business. Meetings were held the second week of each month. Congratulations to the Council and their sponsors, for a most successful year. President . . Johnny Eggers Secretary . . Beverly Elliott Treasurer . . Connie Rambat Sponsors. . Miss Crritten Mr . Hoffert Sponsored by THE BIRD CITY EQUITY MERCANTILE EXCHANGE Grain Elevator, Hardware 81 Lumber Service Station, Bulk Plant, Grocery Store Y -- ix A. -uigiwk s......- , - ,L - 4 fe ff? J I ll :I sl V A J sm ' 72, his ,, 1 l L ' i 3 K.- in J bv' fl O 1 'i'i,a'3f?'Ef T5-.92 ' 4 ' 5-'1 1 1. ,Qt-s.'y . All v. ' -r . -.R Lk ' l'. 'Y '-1 'Ili-51.5.3 f I J ' ' f ,- T' ' Y iv , - ' F: - Wi .C -dn, - ,.-. . , D -- - I . . J! . flux ': ' Q ' ' ' F E, W . ONE MAD NIGHT E I 0 R LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Eggers, Gwen Rambat, Merle Johnson, Dick Boswell, George Fishel, Royce Fisher, Rod Laird, Doris Bandel, Karen Boyington, Dale Brethower, Myrna Duncan, Gayla I-Iilty, Shirley Underwood, Shirley Wolfe. KITE IMPLEMENT CO. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. MCDOUGAL - SAGER Phone 54 Bird City, Kansas Phone 68 Bird City, Kansas Bird City, Kansas SIXTEEN IS SPRING LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverley Kite, Mary Lou Sawyer, Karel Bart- lett, Kyle Ridgway, Ernest Longenecker, Don Kendrick, Kay Le- P E E C I-I P L A x' Bow, De Etta Meyer, Nina Burr, Betty Clark, Chris Sherer, Kay Chapman, Wayne Clark, Day Johnson. 'ni , il .. ,'f r-1 f , ,ii 1' ,. 5, F wvagr , ' fp 2 ? Z ..,'sl l Jlfhi A: 53 - ' QQ, Q? - - 3 . i ,ri 'Ma ' A ng l - Q Q 1. - I -LJ JI- UARIIINAL TAFF Editor .... . . .Gayla Hilty Assistant Editor . . Beverly Elliott Business Manager . . . . Roddy Laird Photographer and Assistant Business Manager .... Sue Bartlett Annual Advisor ...... Mr. Gene Craven ROY FISHER GROCERY Key to Savings Phone 58 Bird City, Kansas iii! :V QM Carolyn Bowans Attendant Vonda Kehlbecnc Attendant Beverly Elliott, Queen .-29 Homecoming, this year, held on October 15, was one we shall long remember. The ac tivities of the day began with the biggest pa- rade of floats ever beginning at one o'clock, led by the Bird City High School band. Then came the victorious football game with Ben- kelman which Bird City won by a score of Z0-O. At halftime, the announcement was made that the seniors had won the float con- test. Following this, Don Kehlbeck crowned Beverly Elliott, homecoming queen. To climax the wonderful day we danced to the music of Bob Murphy and his orchestra. Who could ask for more? ! 1 'K lie K 'Nj J - - ' is 0-if ., is-H3154 FIRST ROW: Chris Sherer, Leon Kaufman, Roger Hinz, Evertt Eggers, Jim Banzet, Merle Johnson, Raymond Bolyard, Marlin Lillich, John Sherer. SECOND ROW: Gary Lamb, Charles Brunswig, Johnnie Magley, Vertie Bolyard, Robert Seitz, Kent Sawyer, Elden Pettit, Wayne Clark. THIRD ROW: Quentin Percival, Coachg Bob Hinz, Radean Wright, George Fishel, Don Kehlbeck, Dale Brethower, Jay Underwood, Roddy Laird, Johnny Eggers, Richard Wilson, As- sistant Coach. Bird City Bird City Bird City Bird City Bird City Bird City Bird City Bird City Bird City Dale Brethower Guard Johnny Eggers Fullback George Fishel End HOME GAMES September 17 Atwood-6 October l5 Benkelman, Nebr. -O October Z9 Grinnel-O November 3 Trenton, Nebr. -O November 11 McDonald-0 AWAY GAMES September Z4 Stratton, Nebr. -O October l Norcator-23 October 9 Brewster-O October Z2 Sharon Springs -6 Sponsored by BIRD CITY TIMES Our best wishes to the Seniors of '55 BOYD Hiflz Merle Johnson Guard Guard FIRST ROW: George Fishel, Radean Wright, Don Kehlbeck, Dale Brerhower Robert SCIEZ Bob Hinz Elden Perm SECOND ROW: Wayne Clark, Roddy Laird, Johnny Eggers, Jay Underwood F00'l'BALL After getting off to a rather shaky start, the Cardinals hit their stride before mid-season and built up an impressive record. The Cardinals won all the league games to cop the first place trophy for the second consecutive year and finished the season with an over all record of seven wins and two losses. Total points for the year: Bird City Cardinals, 136g opponents, 35g for a per game av- erage of 15 to 4. A percentage of . 777 looks good on any Radean Wflght ball team and considering the fact that every- Tackle one was gunning for the Cardinals after last year's undefeated season it looks especially Elder! Pettit impressive. CONGRATULATIONS to the CARDINALS for another highly successful football season. Don Kehlbeck Roddy Laird Johnnie Magley Tackle Quarterback Halfback End , BASKETBAL , ,, Bird City 57 Atwood Bird City 57 Brewster Bird City 48 Sharon Springs Bird City 49 Edson Bird City 55 Kanorado Bird City 57 St, Francis Bird City 53 McDonald A-A League Tournament Bird City 41 McDonald Bird City 46 Brewster Bird City 63 Benkelrnan Bird City 34 Brewster Bird City 41 Sharon Springs Bird City 42 Herdon Bird City 56 Edson Bird City 54 Norcatur Bird City 37 McDonald L Bird City 41 Kanorado Q District Tournament Bird City 39 McDonald FIRST ROWg Roddy Laird, Dale Brethower, George Fishel, Jay Underwood, Johnny Eggers. SECOND ROW: Kyle Ridgway, Wayne Clark, Vertie Bolyard, Eugene Ketzner, Chris Shercr, Quentin Percival, Coach. THIRD ROW: Rod- ney Shay, Roger Hinz, Raymond Bolyard, Jim Banzet, Everett Eggers. FOURTH ROW: John Sherer, Ernest Longenecker, Charles Brunswig, Don Ken- drick, Robert Berger. The Cardinals went from one extreme to the other during the '54-'55 season. The overall record was 8 games won and 10 lost, The A-A League record was 6 won and 4 lost and this earned them a tie for second place in the league. The sea- son was unique in that most of the games were won or lost by a narrow margin, and this fact provided many thrilling games for the spectators. The Cardinals L 71 35 50 48 43 553 52 44 50 45 29 48 41 45? 64 46 44 75 showed much promise at the beginning of the season and built up a Very impressive list of conquests until past mid-season and then they hit bad luck and went steadily downhill from then on. The Cardinals scored moral victories on several occasions, especially in the two tight games with the exceptionally good Sharon Springs team. The Cardinals should be commended for their fine sportsmanship throughout a hard-fought season. Dale Brethower Johnny Eggers George Fishel Roddy Laird BA KETBALL QUEE if Queen, Myrna Duncan Sponsors: THE WRIGHT MOTEL Phone 53 Bird City, Kansas Best Western and AAA Z.IMBELMAN'S JEWELRY Cosmic diamonds, Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova Bird City, Kansas Attendant Carolyn Bowans Attendant Be tty C la rk Attendant Pat Wahrman 1 fC' I Q 2 9 ,- 6 if Q 54.32 in 3, 'J--I if -1 :ss g 'Par v- 4.9, I h .,, frm ga l it f 4 E . g A A' , 'C'-cgi I NV- 'sgt if- if . I ,ff y , N I 1 6... I f.: .U-1, . -, 'Q T31 xmg -vi I- ' 5 JW 1 . , .' , ,Q 1 TRAGK TEAM FIRST ROW: Raymond Bolyard, Roger l-linz, Wayne Clark, Kyle Ridgway, Eugene Ketzner. SEC- OND ROW: Merle Johnson, Elden Pettit, Johnnie Magley, Bob Seitz, Chuck Brunswig, Radean Wright. THIRD ROW: Coach Percival, Johnny Eggers, George Fishel, Don Kehlbeck, Jay Under- wood. MAJESTIC SERVICE CHIEF OIL CO, CRESS SERVICE STATION Nash-Sales 8: Derby gasoline and motor oil Bird City, Kansas Service-gas-oil-grease Phone 105 Bird City, Kar1S. St. Francis, Kansas 14 A PEPPEIJETTES The Pep Club, organized under the di- rection mf Miss Roberts consisted of 33 mem- bers. Sue Bartlett was elected President: Joene Harris, Vice President: Shirley Ann Wolfe, Secretary: and Bev. Elliott, Treas- urer. The A-squad cheerleaders were: Kay Johnson, Gayla Hilty, Gwen Rambat, and Detta Mae Sawyer. B-squad cheerleaders were: Connie Rarnbat, Helene Magley, and Connie Bolyard. Activities of the year included decorating the football goal posts, decorating the gym for basketball games, selling Cardinal pen- cils, and participating in pep assemblies. CHEERLEADERS: Kay Johnson, Helene Mag- ley, Gayla Hilty, Connie Bolyard, Detta Mae Sawyer, Connie Rambat, and Gwen Rambat. FIRST ROW: Bev. Elliott, Joene Harris, Sue Bartlett, Shirley Wolfe and Miss Roberts. SECOND ROW: Leanna Long, Bever- ley Kite, Carolyn Bowans, Mary K. Wright, Geneva Craig, Myrna Duncan, and Doris Ban- del, THIRD ROW: Betty Clark, Vonda Kehl- beck, Kay Chapman, Kenna Lea Smith, Mary Lou Sawyer, Kay Le Bow, Karel Bart- lett, and Sheryl Applegate. FOURTH ROW: Judy Leach, Sue Hinz, Sherry Childers, Laura Bandel, Sondra Shahan, Pat Wahrman, and Shirley Underwood. ll-CL B The B-Club membership consists of boys who have lettered in football, basketball, or track. The B-Club sponsored a football trip to Lincoln. The sponsors are Coach Percival and Coach Wilson. The officers are: Presi- dent, Dick Boswell: Vice President, Don Kehlbeckg Secretary-Treasurer, Chris Sherer. FIRST ROW: Wayne Clark, Chris Sherer, Dick Boswell, Jay Underwood, Vertie Bolyard. SECOND ROW: Radean Wright, George Fishel, Don Kehlbeck, Bob Hinz, Johnny Eggers, El- don Forbes. THIRD ROW: Dale Brethower, Rod Laird, Elden Pettit, Bob Seitz, Eugene Ketzner, Marlin Lillich, FOURTH ROW: Johnnie Magley, Merle Johnson, Kent Saw- yer, Leon Kaufman, Quentin Percival, Coach, Congratulations Seniors DR. FINDLEY LAW, M. D. ., X Q s fgS?f2f1ggrfwlf2f7e??5f9 f5 Gyl xxxxmmvws Rab N11 33 Hly MIXED CHURU nrgunizutinns ,isps . 1 .,, J Hawk . 2,.,gv-' ' 1 .1 gn '1 Q- :Q--in , f A :KVI 1 .p e .A -vs -. , : ' 1 I Yi 'f 9 J. ' v Q ' n S? A 4 K QE 'Q' ' 5.1.11 L A D-Q . -Tx' x 1.4 mqmii,f, uae. ,g ,rf f- K, K Q , , fy, , ' -Q5 -iff M W1 .:f?!-- .,. - wi' 4,335 X ' ' w fggr-1 1 A .v,.gas:.-Tri ffi, ' 1 L--if 3, 1 Sf,'1'Hw ' .a w '-K ,M-'., pr ', ,zgrv -' l. - ,. ..!2-lqgfg, ,R-'ff ,.,- F .A gl Y, Lx u,-r V, V-3 .h,j: g4f--4 pa:-f gif , as -5- .Y5,v 'Q Y4.r.- ' -- .HQ N , XJ is . .- 1 K ' v .,1, A J ' x in FIRST ROW: Beverley' Kite, Donna La Rue, Mary K. Wright, Doris Bandcl, Shryll Bressler, Rodney Shay, Ernest Longenecker, Kyle Ridgway, John Sherer, Kay Johnson, Edith Pettit, Myrna Duncan, Betty Clark, Kay Le Bow, Jane Roberts, Teacher. SECOND ROW: Connie Rambat, Sondra Sha han, Kay Chapman, Ella Grace Seitz, Leanna Long, Wayne Clark, Don Kendrick Roger lliniz, Merle Johnson, Judy Leach, Beverly Elliott, Detta Mae Sawyer, Sheryl Applegate, Sherry Childers, Pat Wahrman, Elizabeth Longenecker, Kenna Lea Smith, Royce Fisher, Johnnie Magley, Bob Ber- ger, llarold Stevens, Elden Pettit, Laura Bandel, Con- nie Bolyard, Gwen Rambat, llelene Magley, Gayla Iiilty, Shirley Jean Under- wood, FOURTH ROW: The- resa Wahrnian, Clara Marie .rrr Berneict Murray Ilene Eggers Janice Lillich Dick Boswell Johnny Fggcrs Roo Laird, Marlin Lillich, Gary. Lamb Karr l Bartlett Mary Lou Sawyer Sue Hina Sue Bartlett Joene Ilarris DcEtta Meyer. I-IRS'l ROW Chris Sherer Vonda lxehlbeck Shirley Underwood Gayla Hilty Leanna Long, Carolyn Bowans, Mary' K Wright Connie Bolyaro Joene Harris Judy leach SECOND ROW Sheryl Applegate ly ary Lou Sawyer, Kay Le Bow, Kay Chapman Karen Bo ington Sue llinz Gwen Rambat Sue Bartlett, Don Shahan Connie Rambat, Sondra Shahan THIRD ROW Kurtis Frevcrt Donna La Rue Peggy Bowans Geneva Craig Mike Sherer Myrna Duncan, Detta Mae Sawyer Pat Wahrman Ilene Eggers Wayne Clark Laura Bandel John Sherer Ixina Burr CABSENTJ, Gary Lamb, Everett Eggers Helene Magley Eugene Kctzner FOURTH ROW Gilbert Mitchell, Director, Rodney Shay, Bob Hinz, Theresa Wahrman Kenna Lea Smith Shryll Bressler Kyle Ridgway Karel Bartlett Bexerly Elliott. FIRST ROW: Beverley Ki Edith Petri t, A Sh' te, Dont lyrna D ahan K S GIRLS' I 5 , , :J Q H Q f E . I. 5 fr? .. ff V004 L I J I ia LaRue uncan , ay Cha Apple , MarvK , Betty Cla plnan Ell gate, Ka Geek I . Wright, Doris Bandel, .5 rk, Jane Roberts, Teache , a Seitz, Leanna Long J R y Lt-Bow. THIRD Row- C ' et, Kenna Lea Smith L Geneva Craig Sh Ilene E BY Spogs 31835 f ARD D E GLY G hE6i?1diHg at MotcZ:ra5ReP12g15as Bird City, ls LER BREEQEQJT at IMZERVIC .S-FireSt0ne -Harrl Kansas Y 't , MaSS? d C1 Y Blr GRSECEEPAELZ R S MB2?t?CitY' Teaffher: Robeftsj ker. FIRST ROW: lagiest lollijiilicj Kylivh Rodncyl SKEISSZJID, Don l4egECON?11?r:?e l Merle 0 hn Share '-her. lo . , -dgw8Y' Jok RoYCe F15 Rogflf Hlnb- illalne Clarberl Bergerf Euiou' ASCII' Maglffl' RO ns. We' Y. Dick BOS. Harold stev2HIRD Roy-Hd Marun . . 3 1 . . comP3nE2tgers. Roidylilden Perm Johnn Gary Lam , Lillich' - xhryl! Bressler, Kay Johnson r. SECOND ROW: Connie Rarnbat, Sondra , udy Leach, Beverly Elliott, Derta Mae Sawyer, Sheryl . arolyn Bowans, Sherry Childers, Pat Wahnian, Elizabeth Longe , aura Bandel, Connie Bolyard, Gwen Rarnbat, Helene Magley, Gayla Hilty, , irley Underwood. FOURTH ROW: Theresa Wahrman, Clara Marie Burt, Berneice Murra H ggers, Janice Lillich, Karel Bartlett, Mary Lou Sa wyer, Sue llinz, Sue Bartlett, Joeve H ' Etta Meyer, Shirley Wolfe, My VUCAL arris, D C' SCHLITTENHARDT MOTOR CO, Pontiac - GMC - Sales - Service St. Francis, Kansas if 1 'J-'- ' CFC, . A . . 5 T ,-ff' n Shahan. Sondra .M l A' Shahan. Miss Natl' RlGl'l'l't DO ' d, Chris Shefef' LEFT TODaie Brethower, Roddy :atm Springs this year for thelf Gritten. ' ng to S af A ue per ' 1. G T E M The Weumg iiarrhjj rnernberg retained dlirpklg Gritten V annual COUYCSI- TE undef the instruction Ol TN Y er mantiy. They W TYPI G TEAM TYPING TEAM I, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Fishel, Connie Rambat, Chris Sherer, Coach Percival. TYP- ING TEAM II: Sue Ba rtlett, Beverly Elliott, Shirley Wolfe. The typing team went to Sharon Springs for their annual con- test. Typing I won first at the contest and Typing II won third. They were under the instruction of Mr. Quentin Percival. F, 8: W, HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Speed Queen and Armstrong Floor Covering Bird City, Kansas 35 MARQUISE STUDIO Pictures That Tell A Story Enid, Oklahoma sl A ll J Chris sherer Jax Underwood Johnnie Nlagley Radean Wright Elden Pett- it Don Kendrrcx FIRbi ROM Bruee Finley Advisor Rodney Sha W1 ne Clark, eon aulr ian erle Johnson Ernest I angenecker Robert Berger Eugene Ketzner, John langenecker SECOND ROW Vertie Bolyard Raymond Bolyird Jim Banzet, Everett Q ,J t ers Robert :leitz Kent Sawyer Dale Peters Charles Brunswig THIRD ROW: Marlin rlnc 1 Gary lamb Johnny Eggers Dick Boswell Don Kehlbeck George Fishel, Dale ' 6 Q ei.. N 1 x FRONT ROW ll.lT TO RICHI' Norma Craven Advisor, Karen Boyington, Karel Bartlett Detta Vae S rwyer Connie Ixambat 'xlyrni Duncan, Gwen Rambar, Beverly Elliott, Be erley Kite Nlary Lou wawyer Vonda Kehlbeclx, SECOND ROW: Mr, J, B, Hoffert, Hon orarx vlember Sherry Childers Doris Bandel Kay Johnson, Kenna Lea Smith, Leanna long Judy Ieaeh PatW1hrman, Connie Bolyard, Gayla Hilty, Janice Lillich, Geneva Craig, Bax eBow Betty Clark, Marx K Wright, Sheryl Applegate. THIRD ROW: Berneice 'xlurrax laura Bandel wondra whahan Kay Chapman, Delitta Meyer, Ilene Eggers, Helene Nlagley Sue lhnz Sue Bartlett Joene Harris whirley Underwood, Shirley Wolfe, Theresa Sponsored by GRIFFEN LUMBER COMPANY Building Needs Bird City, Kansas DR. GENE A. ANSTEY Chiropractor Phone 100 Bird City, Kansas CENTRAL KANSAS POWER CO. Paul Wheeler, Manager Bird City, Kansas YEARBOOKS X AM oldf35f'LL