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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1957 volume:

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A. .Q , .1 'Y 1 x C.- fq .- . . fy. cl, . ,M .4 X . ...- YF' F. 11 2.1 -v Principal MR. JB. HOFFERT FISHER GROCERY Key to Savings Phone 58 Bird City, Kansas Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. JACK MARING, Clcrkg MR. ROBERT SAGER, Treasurerg MELVIN VVRIGI-IT, President. M 9 L . G V , I. A I sl 'f W4 A gg-5' .. :JR I-F ' Ea .JI .511 .hui ,fy 5. 1 I 0- Ry. --Ji! fa? ,V 'F -1-1. x ' F5251 ' . 1 MR.HOFFERT MR SCHALLENBERGER Sponsor Sponsor Longrululationa Svniorf IlllCKl'I'l l' l llNl'IRfll. HOME N. Lounr' lru-lu-It Hirfl llily. Kumar Q KAY CHAPMAN Band l,2.3,4g Clarinet Quartet 33 Yoval 1.2.3.4-1 Voral Ensemble A1,2, 3.4: F.H.A. l.2.3.4. Junior Degree l, Chapin-r De-gref' 2, Slate- IJ'-greg 4: P1-p Club 1.2.3.4-. Prmidrnl 4: Spec-vh Play 2: Class Play 3.4. KA REL A NN BARTLETT Band 1.2.3.4-3 Dance- Banal 2: Voval l,2.3.4: Vocal Ensf-mlmlv 1.2.Ii.4: Mixf-fl lfnaernlnlf- l.2,fl1 F HDL 1.2. 3.4. Junior Uvgrvf- l. Chaplvr Degrvf- 2. Stale' DPgfPF 4: Pep Club l,2,3,4q Spvevh Play 2: Clan Play' 3,43 Stud:-nl flounril SI'l'l'i'l3I'y 32 Prllllilic Re-ading 2: Spelling 'ff-am 3,43 Typing Tf1am3: Annual Staff 4. Blsketbin Qlleffn flandidatr 3. 5 SE IORS 442 ' . LAURA BANDEL Banll l.2.f5: Vol-al l.2.3: Bras.- Sf-xlf-I 21 Bra-- Quart:-l 23 Yoral lfmf-mlrlr l.2.f5: l .H.A. 2.3.41-1 Pop Club l.2.fi.4: Talent Show 31Ura- lion Heading l: 5pf:w'h Play' 11 Cla-H Play 4. BETTY CLARK Yoral 1.2.32 Y vrf' al lan-f-mblr 1.2.31 F.H.A, 1.2.3.1 Swretary 3. Presi- rlf-nl 4: Pep lllub 1.2.3.-lv: '.lax- SPCl'Pl3l'f l.2: Nude-nt lfouncil-1. 5pe+-r-h Play 2: lllai- Play 3.4: Lib rarian 1.4: Ba-luflball Qu'-f-n handi- rlatv' 2, P., .-,xy 'Y- Tv 1. .- 1 4 W WAYN E CLARK , - . -- .y Bantl 2.3.13 Naval 1.2.31 1.1 .L 1.-. 3.4. Green Hand Degree 1. Chapter Farmer Degree 2. 1 ive President '11 B Club 1.2.3.-lf. Vive Presis1enI I-1 Class Treasurer 1: ip:-evli Play 2: flaws Play 3.4: Ifmnlmall l.l2.fl.lL Baslu-lball 1.2.3.1-1 'l'raek 1.2.3.1-1 tfarniwal King 11.llIl11I'1ii1t' 1. SE IORS DON KENDRICK Vueal 1.2.31 1'.1'. 1. l.1Z.3.1. Green- hanrl Degree 1. Chapter Degree 2. Treasurer -1-1 B Club 3.4: Speech Play 21 Class Play 3.4: Class Presi- dent 12 Class Vice President 41 Carnis al KlHg'1l Football 3.4: Bas- ketball 2.3.41 Travk 3. dv -'T' KAY LEBOW 4--we ug! Cb VN b..,,N f N-5 1 , GENEVA CBAIG V Band 2.33 Vueal 21 1 .H.A. 2.3.2 Pep Club 2.3.-1. Secretary 4: C1886 Play 3: Class Treasurer 2.3: Cllls Secretary 41 librarian -1: Hullb-V coming Queen Candidate 3: annual Staff Editor -I-. ROGER HINZ Yoeal 1.2.3.4-1 B Club 3.4. Presirlenl 41 Class President 2.31 Student Council 2.3.4-1 Student Body Presi- dent -1-1 Buffs State 3: Basketball 12.3.41 Football 2.3.4, tin-Captain -11 Track 1.2.3g Carnival King Can- didate 11 Annual Staff 42 Class Play 3.4. ,nv -nts. .af 71 ax I Sponsored by ZIMBELMAN JEWELRY St. Francis, Kansas 6 11111111 2.3,-1-g Clarinet Quartelle- 31 Vneal 1.2.31 Vm-al En:-ernble 2.31 1 11 K 1 9 3 1-' Pep Club 1.2.3,-lg . Class Play 3.-1-1 Speech Play 2. 11,3 I'-ov. 'gig 1 'ix Q 5'i0 t. VUNDA KEHLBECK Band l.2,3,4, Band Treasurer 3.4: 1 .l1.A. 1.2.3,4, Junior Degree l. Chapter Degree 2. Vive President 31Stu1lent flouneil 11 Class Vice President 21 Class Treasurer 41 Pep Klub 2.3,-ig Class Play 3.4: Original Uration 31 Gir1's State 3: Hume- eoming Queen Candidate 2Lf13l'IllY3l Queen llandialate 1.3: Librarian l. S w 1X1 l lll I IANICE LII I If H Vocal 123 Vocal Euemll 12 FHA 234 PepClnb2,51l Play 3 4 Speech Play 2 Hom coming Queen 4, Spelling Teal 45 Llbranan 2.4 l I ' cb , X i l '-.. 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' - 3 7.3.4. 1 ' l:mvIl1 ll 5. . - lx Ii 5 I Q' lf P A - ' s f X ' s 5 i ' . is lxn ' ws 'bf BFRNFII l' MURR KY Q ll A S1 ll m 1 mlllgl ue: anfllrldlc l 1 l law 1- l lbrarmrl SENIORS fARY OLEARY Band-igFFA.2'3 1 7 L 3:5 BOB Nl XRK .1 1 lla llfl A nxlvratlllatmll xtlllllf' BIRD tlll Tllll Ruhard l ll al: Bxrd l xxx km 1 rv -we 1 .45-Q XII II' n .1 .ax Ivrlr 'V SE IORS XIXI 'XXXX II1 x al NIH 1 ll I 1 J I lrlf .ill llll f-if W :Q In I I RIDCWLY nd 1 Hu 111616 II ns II n IN I II X ll I1 1 I 'an I II Xllll 4 I II Ir X4 XIIX Ix XI HRX N XX RIGHT I Q T I' 1 I J I XIII J N .1 IIIIIW I X X I-XIIIX I rm lux Ixan .1 8 NUNIJRX NHXII XX ml Dam v Rd: .1 .1 1 .1 I CLASS HISTORY On September 1- 1911 twenty one brtght eyee1 ltttle students sktppeel tnerrtly tnto the ftrst grade room of Btrel 1 tty Graele Se ltool 1'hey were ,lohn -Xlbe rty lxarel -Xnn Bartlett 1arolyn Bow ans Shryll Bre ssler lxay 1 ltaptttatt ,ltm 1 Tess Ray Je an 1 ttrry Wtlda Eaton Terry Jae kson Vonda Kehlbeek Dorlette lxtmmel 1eroy lxrante r Delores 'Vlutlt Homer Renolds Kyle Rtdgway Kenna lea Snttth Mary Lou Sawyer Sondra ,Io Shahan Ronle e lrtte blood Jtm W tlsott, attel 'Vlary Kathryn W rtvht Only seyen of tltese stttde nts Kay 1 haptnan Karel Ann Bartlett Sondra ,lo Sha han Wonda Keltlbeek kyle Rtdgway Shryll Bre ssler Petttt, attel Mary lxathryn Wfrtgltt are metnbers of tlte graduatmg e lass of 1911 W tth 'V1r Xrdts Smtth Boersma as ottr ye ry eapable ftrst Grade te ae lter our ftrst vear of school was tndeed a pleasant experte nce W e took another step down tlte path of kttowledge as second graders ttnde r tlte tnstrttctton of Mr Iuctlle lone' wlte also assumed the responstbtlttv of gttteltng tts through tlte tlttrd grade Our seeond vraele year we gattteel ne w me ntbe rs as follows Laura Bandel Berneiee Murrav .lantee ltlltelt anel 11ttttott Nordhattse n We lo t lxay .lean 1ttrry, rlerry Jackson, Dorlene Ktmmel Leroy Kramer Hottter Rettolels James Wtlson and Sondra ,Io Shahan Gerald Amsbe rry llara Marte Bttrr Larry Dean Glaseo anel Donald Kendrte k joined ottr thtrd grade class anel we were qutte fortunate tn keeptnff all preytous tttentbe rs of tlte ela s 11ur fourth attel ftfth grade vears passed swtftly as we bee ante tttore mature and provresseed raptdly tn ottr edueattonal endeayors under the dtreetton of 'Vlr 1' tttttta Xgutnaldo and 'Vlr 1 harles Stones W e gatned Roberta Henntng our fourth Urade year attel tn eotttttte ne tttg tlte ftftlt graele we gattteel Kay 1eBow attel De tta Mae Sawyer attd lost Geralel Xmsbe rry Mtss Dorothy lN1ehaus was ottr stxth grade teae lte r and tlte year went by wttlt atttaztng raptd ness Une ofthe htffhlwhts was ottr ftrst ope re tta llte 1 alloptng Gltost whte lt starre d a number of sophtstte ated actors and ae tre sses Tllls year W attela Bruee Shtrle y Godowtte h Sondra ,lo Sha han s, and Gerald Amsberry s name s were added to the elass roll eall anel Iarry Dean Glasco s and John Alberty s were taken off As seyenth graders we we re qutte tltrtlleel to le artt tltat we would attenel elasse s tn tlte new ad dttton of tlte grade se hool butldtng 'Vlr W tlhe ltn attel 'Hr 1 arrtke r were ottr tnstrttctors New elass ntng, Delorts 'Vluths Shtrley Godowttch attd Rottlee Trueblood moyed away Under the supervtston of ottr muste tnstructor Mr Raee rur class anel members of tlte etgltth graele elass presented a styltsh and sophtsttcated operctta e tttttle d He r Royal Htghness Vltss Jones Mr Wllltelm and Mr Anderson were ottr etgltth grade te ae lte rs the year sped swtftlv by tn a whtrlwtnd of aettytttes 11ur be auttfttl anel ye ry sole ntn Uradttatton ee re memy eltmaxed etght vears of happiness and wonde rful ntetnortes nttttgled wttlt an oe e astonal tear Twenty ftye dtgntfted etghth grade students ntarclteel proudly up the ste p to re ee tye those offte tal doeuments stattng tltat they had successfttlly cotttpleted thetr grade chool work ln September 1913 twenty stx seltlle what be wtlele reel freshnte n enrolled tn Btrd 1 tty Rural Htgh Se hool ,ltm 1 re ss attel 11tnton Nordhause n le ft tts at tlte elo e of ottr etgltth grade year but Marltn Gunther Gene Warren and Lrnest lottgene e ker jotne el the ranks of our Freshman class After our tntttatton the confuston of betng fre slllllt n see ttteel to dtsappe ar as the ttppere lassnten wel comeel Us wtth warm ltospttaltty We settled down to ottr stttelte s attel beeatne e ngrossed tn ottr ttew careers as students of B1 RHS Our sophomore year was one of bustltnff ae ttytty and exctttng eyents We were all yery pleased to haye Hope Bressler and Geneya 1 ratv jotn ottr sophontore class W ttlt tlte loss of ftye preytous class members Marltn Gunther Gene Warren Glen Hatnes 1 arolyn Bowans and Wanda Bruce ottr number was decreased to twenty three Uur class was well represented tn the Speech Plav Stx teen ls Sprtng and serytng for the ,luntor Sentor Prom was a grattd expertence for all of tts Uur Juntor vear at B1 RHS holds a we altlt of wonderful metnortes Kenna Lea Smtth and Ernest Longenee ker nloved away but we gatned Gary 11 Leary and Bob Mark wlttclt contpe nsated for ottr loss tn that our number of elass members retttatned at twenty three Xmong the successful acttytttes we parttctpated tn were ottr ,luntor Play Wlonke y Bustness the glamorotts prom whtch we pre sented for the Sentors wttlt the exclustye theme Urtental Gardens attel ottr magaztne sales cam pat n Mary Lou Sawyer Llara Marte Burr, and Ntna Burr left tts at the close of ottr Juntor year leay mg a total of twenty students to graduate as the Sentor class of 1907 As sentors we ftnd tt a dtfftcttlt task to express tn approprtate phrases all the ltapptness experte need by us durtng our last year at B1 RHS Our Sentor Play ,lane Eyre, the gala Sentor 1 arntyal our trtp to Fort Hays for our par ttctpatton tn Career Day and tlte exottc prom Sea Fantasy were expertences ney er to be for gotten Uur trtp to the Trtple B Ranch at Woodland Park Colorado shall be treasured tmmortally as one of tlte last and ntost wonderfttl expe rtene e s we shared as sentors THE FRIFNDLX PHYS111-KN Btrd 1 ttv Kansas I0 1. 1 1 A ' fx , 1 ' -1 - ' - . - - ' 1 ' - ' 1 ' - n vu W Y- V ' 7 '. 1 P . 1 . 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'iP.L5fV' ' iqixrv Fig?- , E , . .,, J. Vu F gif 99 4 A 40 1 Qs- 'Pa' vi sis. 'ilfa Hi: -H ' -,321 Aw- S' ' , MRS. HUNSAKER EL' MR. PERKIIVAI. SHERYI, APPLEGATF Sponsor J U IORS Sponsor - fan-1 4 , RA YMON D BOLYAR D Wim JEANNIE GILLILAND 'T'-' V P -- M 0 Qu . 0 SHERRY IIHILDERS ILENE EGGERS SI'E HINZ DORIS KKHNS T DONNA LARUE Jrm' LEACH MARLIN 1.1LL11:H 7 ,A an ,A,' . 1. DE ETTA MEYER MARGRETHA RADLOFF ELLA SEITZ f5i'ffif EEE1 aw E CLASS OFFICERS: Treasur . Sherry Childers: Secretary. Sue Hi ,L Student Counvil. Gary Lambg Presi ent. Mar- gretha Radloffg Viv? President, Sheryl Applegalv. X 'F' ' 'gf FRI-IDRICK'S JEwE1.m' 34 Dx n i if Y. St. Francis, Kansas A K GARY LAMB MANSUN ELECTRIC SHOP St. Francis. Kansas NOLAN MOTOR COMPANY St. Francis, Kansas .INF M? O ,ff LEANNA LONG 4 M 'so in-, RODNEY SHAY DIXIE LEE WRAY I7 . el 9 N- fb, 1 MISS CRITTEN NIR. IIUNSAKER Sponsor Sponsor CLASS 0FI IlfERS: Vive' I re'si4Ie'nt, Anita Fisher: Trcasurvr, Connie Barth-tt: Presidvnl. David Sunder- Iandg Student Council. jerry Kvhlbeckz Secretary, Judy Byers. CUNNIE BAR'I'I.E'I'I' PEGGY BUWANS I f 5: - , I in C Q' Z ' IA' I 1' SHIRLEY BIINIES JUDY BYERS BOB CLARK .IOHNNIE CRAIG La, r ' I I 6 R MP 4 -' . . 9 'Uv ' ' 'fri' . Q A , ,I E A 1' X - ANITA FISHER KIYRTIS FREVERT IERRI KEHLBECK BETH OVERTURF JOHNNY PERRY in an -- ' - ' be I gi, , .. E ,W .5 f-rr I I , ts - ' jffmnfg -gr. - 'vs any I ' Q., , . fijivfi . - A 427 - , IE DERALD SAWYER CARRY SEYMOUR DAVID SUNDERLAND IOANN TRAXLER LARRY WILLIS .. ' - ' ,fi .. fd , I it 5-D A A I I ' l l ' X1 ? lfi ,,,,,, 5555. ,Q ' 1- X ' lim? i' X t 51 N, 'fi - ' ' l CLASS OFFICERS: President, Cathy Seymour: Sec- MR- SWEAZY ,', , 4: m f ., ffxiggf Sponsor retary, Betty Nordholmg Treasurer, Larry Rambatg Vice President, Roger Applegate: Student Council, Tommy Daniels. 1 'gn ,I 1. 'CI7 ROGER APPLEGATE KEITH BOWERS RONALD BOYSON ORIAN BURR KENT CHAPMAN KAY CHILDERS TOMMY DANIELS BILL ELLIOTT JUNIOR HUNTER MARGIE KAUFMAN DOROTHY KETZNER LYLE KROEGER 'TQ WAYNE BURR LYLE HAYWARD MERLIN W ENDI- ll LILLICH L RAIG LUNI F 0 M is MARION WANT JANICE MUELLER BETTY 'WJRDHOI W1 2 Spun ored bw SECURITX STATL BAWK Blrd Cuts Kan a I L. Luun num AT cum smruoun sms mms l 5 Sh. 1.45 ui 'iii' 'S JOHN WAHRHAN STANLEY V AHRMAN NTANLI-IX W AMHOFF 'Nfl Pictured ALDIV KAQTEN CLAIR Ml'NXO'N Y GERALD WRIFHT .IANF ANN WRIK HT I4 X - ,l if 3 A 'A .1 5 'Lx 3 . 'SSA 1' .A f -' -A ' A' ' ' '. s s X . B A V A f A . ,. . H t N' K A . A 4L,'rA'.' 1 Z A vt.. D' 0 uf' H, if Q f 1 ,. v r f . , ? . 1 1 . , 1 f 1 I .4 4 ' C, 1' I 7 i'f 1 H ,w : 'ff 1 0 L :W 1 , f ii '4 ' 1- . xg - vs, ,-',, fg- Q s ,' . gf f ,,- ,. 5 - -'42 ' .' Y 1 ,. 5 L . , 'I- -P ., . W., 5 ,. iz , 4, , 'Wh fl - . .. 1-, , . .. 1 ,, . '-V qfvy , 51,7 1' Q ' Qi. 4 41 1 . Q: 421, . U., .131 T' -'11 fl: '9'g5,H -Qggf if - 1.-.- - .1 3 4 J: 5.3 Y ,u3.j 1 . Q , .. 1-. J x fy 'sl I,IiI-'T TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Cathy Seymour, Margretha Radloflfjudy Leach, Roger Applegate, Marion Mast, Billy Elliott, Lyle Kroeger, Kent Chapmanulane Ann Wright, Mary' Katherine Wright. SECOND RONV: Sherry Childers, Dctta Mae Sawyer, Derald Sawyer, Stan- ley W'ahrman, Stanley Wamhofili, Clair Mtinyon, Carry Seymour, Keith Bowers, Merlin Kuhlman. Dorothy Ketz- ner, Donna LaRue. THIRD RONV: Sue Ilinz, Sue Yallin. LEFT TO RICI-IT: Margretha Radloffi, Cathv Seymour, Karel Bartlettuludy Leach, Connie Bartlett. C7 'Q ., . x::, if-' -. -J' - rt' ' .- if 'fb t l I , X y . US- x v Orian Burr, Niarlin Lillieh, Kurtis Freyerl. Tommy Daniels, Larry VVillis,xjohnnie Craig, Cary I-amlm,kIerri Kehlbeek, Kay Childers. FOURTH ROIN: Janice Mueller, Dc-Etta Meyer, Karel Bartlett, Betty Nordholrn, Beth Over- turli, Doris Kuhns, Iilla Seitz, Kay Chapman, Peggy Bowans, Connie Bartlettgludy Byers, Anita Fisher, Miss Moody. Director. USIC Happy Holiday was the theme of this year's annual Christmas program whieh began a husy year for the musie de- partnients. After this we hegan preparing for the Ilistriet Music Festix al held at tlolhy on April 5 and 0. Everyone worked hard to aehiexe high honors and the results were rewarding. In the instru mental department. two soloists received I's and in the voeal department the girls' ehorus and three soloists reeeived I's. These soloists were priviledged to attend the State Festival at Hays. X novel assembly was presented bythe girls' glee late in the spring. lo elirnax at sueeessful year, the girls' vocal pro- vided speeial mnsie for haeealaureate and the hand played for COINIlll'llt't'llll'III. IIAYS MLSIC IIUMPANY Hays. Kansas Sl 1III,ITTI'lNIIARlJ'I' YVIUTUR CUYVIPANY St. Franeis, Kansas STEAK I-IUl'SIi Home Cooked Food Bird City. Kansa' LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Karel Bartlett. Pianist: Kay Chapman. Song Leader: Sondra Shahan. R1-porter. Sheryl Apple-gate. Program Chairman: Mar- gretha Radloff. Vive President: Betty Clark. President: Judy L4-avh. Sc'1'rf'tary3 Detla Mae Sawyer. Treasurer: Sue Ilinz. Historian: Le-anna Long. Social Chairman: BQ-th Ove-rturf. Photographer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hunsaker. Advisor: Margie Kaufman. Mary Kathryn Wright. Kay ' . 1 I . E . ? , I Q LeBow. Vonda Kehlbe-ck. Kay Childers. Jerri Kehlhf-ck. Judy Byers. .lane Ann Wright. Mr. Hoffert. Honorary Me-mln-r. THIRD ROW: Orian Burr, Berne-ia-v Murray, Betty Nordholm. ,lanice Lillivh, Doris Kuhns. Anita Fisher. Cathy Sey mour. Geneva Craig. BACK ROW: Laura Ilamlvl. Sue Vallin. Sherry Childers. ,lanivv Muel- ler. Ile Iftla Myers. Ile-ne Egger:-. Connie Bartlett. BIRD LITY DRY GOODS Voyle Ridgway, Propr. Bird City. Kansas. LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Marlin Lillirh, Son- tinelg Gary U'Lvary. Reporter: Wayne Clark. Vive Pres- ident: Cary Lamb. President: Don Kendrick. Treasurer: Rodney Shay. Sec-re-tary. SECOND ROW: Ronald Boy- son, ,lohn Wahrman. Clair Munyon. Stanley Wahrman. FF Bob Clark. Merlin Ruhlman. Gerald Wright. Junior Hunter. BACK ROW: Wayne Burr. Aldin Kasten. Larry Willis. Wendell Lillich. Garry Seymour. Keith Bowers. Roger Applegate. Mr. Sl'Il3IIQ'llIll'l g4'I', Advisor. J ',.l T' I lk Lu I? fs. l.l'iF'l' T0 RIGHT. FRUNT ROW: llaviil Sunil:-rlund. Tummy llanic-la. Kyle Ridgwaj. Cary Lavnls. Ruger llinz. Studvnt Body Presitlc-nt. ll.-KKK ROW: ,lvrri Ke-lilln-wk. Misa Grittvn. Spnnaur: Cathy Se-yiriour, Sm-rvtary: Mr. P:-ri-ixul. Spmimr: lie-tty lllark. 'l're-afurvr: Margrm-thu Huillnff. ilhairman. ST DE T C UNCIL NNUAL ST FF LEFT T0 lllGllT: Dvtta Mar' Sawyrr. Asft. Editor: Mary Katherine' Wright. Phutugraplwr: Miss Mundy, Spunsnrg Ct-nf-va Craig. liclitor: Rug:-r Hinz. Art Editor: Karel Bartlett. Buaim-N Managvr: Kyle- Ridgway. Abit. Bufine-sa Man- ager. sv C' U af' inf .3 1 ,- -'l. Pllifxl ' 1 ' ' ' , 7 - , ,. , , , u A. Q f- .f f X. 9' 74 V' 5 xg' I . , T I Sh 41 5 5 Q3 - xv ,D .., 2 1 1 -4- ' .M N' M , Ailfffl ful ,f ,f A-wi,-. f A nf On October 29 and 30, the juniors presented the royalty comedy, Along Came Spring, the first play of the year. Thejuniors did a wonderful job of portraying their parts, but no one will ever forget when Pete QRodney Shayj, disguised as Georgia East , pranced onto the stage. The seniors accepted the challenge of presenting a dramatic play and effectively produced Charlotte Bronte's 'jane Eyre on February l l and 12. The char- acters brought to life 'jane Eyre's many experiences at Thornfield Hall. The dramatic one-act contest play, Finders- Keepers won first place in the league contmt March 15 at Sharon Springs, over four other plays, the most ever entered. This was the tenth consecutive victory for Bird V K ng.. .--, Ng...,,.. ,.-.4 4 ....,..,,. Y 1 lr. rs TC-MT' fl: .. 3. ., F ,Load KFINDERS IfEEPERS CAST: Mrs. A ldfia'-Judy Leach, Mrs. Hampton-Detta Mae Sawyer, .WL Aldrid-Gary BRESSLER IMPLEMENT 81 SERVICE URIFFEN LUMBER COMPANY Bird City, Kansas Bird City. Kansas SAWYER BARBER SHOP Howard Sawyer Bird City, Kansas City dramatists and drama coach Miss Gritten. The three member, cast production was the story of a womarfs temptation to keep some money she found. Pete's appearance is too much for Helen, who on the sofa. Halt , cried Mr. Muon. the wedding must not go on.' H Q AQ' so, .if 5.1 ,l I A aa' - -1 ..: gf 3.3 .5 .- 4 . 1 3' 41 It zu f I f M L X r Q-4 fa Y '63 H ha' , .E' 31 - Sl' 4 '-. 94 f-. E . if ir. K A5 . ev I 4 x o A 4 fp ' 'N 'Y- 1 Y 1,1il 'l' 'liil Rlfilll. l RUN'1' RUW: john Wahrman. Stanley' Seymour. 'liomniy Daniels, Venn h ohnnie f di Vamhoff. Billy lflliott. Roger Applegate, Stanley Wahrman. ll.-MIK RUW: Vlr. Percival. floarh Wavn: ll rk Ro fr Wayne llurr. Kent 1 liapman. Ronald BllysllIl.S1'ilillNl1Rllu-2 liary Lamb. Marlin Lillivh. lion lun: 4 Hof my Nhay r Boll lllarls. llerald Nawyer. Kurtis lfreyert. K:-ith Home-rs. liarry Fweazv. xsslsliilll lioavh, FOOTB LL The 1930 football season saw the Bird City' Cardinals of lfoaches Quentin Percival and Robert Sweazy' capture a second place tie in the AA. League standings. The team was led by' eleven returning leltermen and an array of un- derclassmen. The Cardinals finished the season with an over all record of 3 wins. 3 losses, and l tie. Tasting defeat in their first two appearances. the liardinals came back with a 25 to T victory' over Norcatur. For their fourth game the Cards traveled to Brewster for Brewster's homecoming. It was a hard fought game all the way' but Bird liity' could not break through Brewster's 27 to 6 lead. Bird liity' met Mcllonald for the Cardinal Homecoming game Ucto- ber 20. The liardinals. determined not to let the long chain of 23 victories on-r McDonald be broken. managed u 13-lll tie. The Cardinals finished the season with 13-O victories over Sharon Springs and Grinnell. Wayne Clark. senior. led the scoring with 48 points. Derald Sawyer. sophomore. was next with fl touchdowns and 5 extra points for a total of 23 points. ln rushing averages. freshman Keith Bowers led the squad with a 9 3 yard average per carry. He was closely' followed hy' Wayne Clark. Herald Sawyer, and sophomore Johnnie liraigw each averaging over 5 yards per carry. The longest run of the year was a T2 yard punt return by' Wayne Clark for a touchdown against Sharon Springs. FOOTBALL SlI1IEDl'I.E llird City' 12 Sept. 21 Atwood -1-1 Bird City' T Sept. 28 Benkelman 27 Bird City' 23 Uct. 5 Norvatur T Bird City' O Uct. 13 Brewster 27 Bird City 13 Um. 20 McDonald 13 lllomecomingl Bird liitv 13 04-1. 26 Sharon Springs 0 Hirdliiiy 13 Nov. 9 Grinnell 0 Way ne lflark Bank Don Kendrick Guard Roger Hinz Guard I-IO EC NG 'S .rv 'K .-..!. .Xt I p in, Uctoher 20. the Hird liity High School hand he-gan tra- ditional actiiities hy leading the largest group of floats eu-r to parade for homecoming crowds. The winning sophomore float with its lst foot skunk carried the slogan V'e'll Skunk .l'iIIl.u Beat 'lim lip, complete with an electric mixer and recipe, was the fre-shmen's contrihution. The juniors said Wt-'ll Make Monkeys Hut of the Tigers, while the seniors planned to Spin the Tigers Uut 'A This W orldf' The Nlcllonald Tigers. object of the parade slogans, were the liar- dinalis opponents in the afternoon foothall game. Bird lfity scored first for a O-0 lead. hut McDonald soon t-halked up a touchdown and made the extra point. which gained them a T-0 lead. The score remained that way until the third quarter. when the Cardinals scored again. The extra point try was good and the score stood at 13-T until the Tigers marched down the gridiron for their second touchdown. tieing the score. Al- though the llardinals had managed to get deep into Tiger territory. time ran out on them and the game ended with a lil-lf! tie. making it the second year straight for the homecoming game to end in a tie. During the halfstime ceremonies. Way nc Clark, honorary captain. crowned ,lanice Lillich. homecoming queen. Her attendants were Dixie Lee Wray. juniorg Jerri Kehlbeek. sophomore: and Kay Childers. fresh- man. These girls were chosen hy their classes: the queen was elected by the Student Body. Three hands. M4-Donald. Brewster and Bird fiity. participated in the ceremonies. To climax this wonderful day. everyone danced to the music of tht- lie-Hops. a group of high school musicians from Littleton, ffolorado. ,x A Queen Janice Lillich and her attendants: left toright: Kay flhilders. Jerri Kehlbeck. . and Dixie Lee Wray Lou and Lola Hinz Bird City. Kansas g e op omores win. A meetin of the minds. Th , h J, . lr Wayne Clark gives the final award. Even a queen gets hungry! Bird 1 Bird 1 Bird 1 Bird 1 Bird 1 Bird 1 Bird 1 Bird 1 Bird 1 Bird 1 Bird 1 Bird 1 Bird 1 Bird 1 ltv ilx Y it'- IIY itx' HY ltv IIV ltv itx itx ltv ilv Bird C y Bird City Bird City Bird 1litx B.-ISKE'l'BALL Stllll-IDUl.l'I 195657 39 U4-1'. 4 Atwood 37 51- llc-e. T Brewster 115 46 Dev. ll St. Francis 311 311 ll:-r. It Sharon Springs -1-1 '19 D042 I8 lfdsnll X5 58 JUN- 1 Kanurado 42 03 JUN- ll Mvllonald 33 38 Jail- 25 Brewster S0 111' JUN- 29 B4-nke-lnian T2 55 F l'- I Sharon Springs 63 47 F1-lr. 5 llerndon 511 411 lfvh. 8 lidson -12 52 l n-li I5 Kanorado 41? Ii-I Feb. 22 Mr-llonald 31 A..-X. League Tn vurna :nent 42 jan. I11 Kanorado -is Sl'1Nl1bRSg Roger Hinz. Don Kendrick. Wayne Clark. Kyle- 50 jan. IT llrt-wste-r Ridgvsay. 44 Jan, l8 Sharon Spring District 'I'onrnanu'nt 49 F4-la 1211 Sy raen Q' W i ASKETB LL The 1956-57 basketball season was tl1e most successful one over the past few years. With the record of 7 wins and 7 losses the Cardinals held the position of third in the league. At the league tournament games. played on the home court. they battled their way to second placeg placing for the first time in six years. I In the district tournament at Tribune. the Cardinals lost to Syracuse in the first round during the last few seconds of an over- time. I.l:IFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Kent Chapman. Kyle Ridgway, Don Kendrick. Roger Hinz, Rodney Shay, Ray- mond Bolyard, Carry Seymour, Wayne Clark. .lohnnie Craig. Roger Applegate. SECOND ROW: Marion Mast. Wayne Burr, Stanley Wahrman. Keith Bowers. Derald Sawyer, Kurtis Frevert. Bob Clark. Johnny Perry. Stanley Wanihoff. Bill Elliott. John Wahrman. THIRD ROW: Coach PercivaL Junior Hunter. Gerald Wright. Lyle Krueger. Aldin Kasten. Tommy Daniels. Lyle Hayward., Wendell Lillich, Craig Long, Coach Sweazy. t n . L L... CHEERLEADERS ,Xltliuugh ln-avi ruins and -:inns plugin-rl 5 z, K, JM ' llxf-m. the Cardinals' Trark 'll-ann purli ll ul l lll fin- truck mm-vis iliiy jr-ar Gard:-n llils Nu u u 4 Grinnell. a due-l with Ml'l,0lllilKl 'he-rv. .xml Klu- AA. Luagul' 'frnrk Mo-1-l All Kunnnnlu. Tin- wlmlq-,quail prom-1-ilu-ml lo min ww-mul in Ihr Grinnell Me-vt. 'l'In- lllllhl sin-vlaviilur ill'l'0lll'7llrllllll nl ul lln ar-afun was tllv winning of tho- 8240 xarnl uncl mile- rvlay lrnphirf ul thu' I1-agile' truck nu-vt, Tin- Mum- funr lmys-K4-ith Howe-rf. fl'1'hlllllLlll. flurry 51-3- nmur. sophunmrr. Dvralml Sawyn-r. h0Illl0lIl4Il'!'. fjllulvv and Waynz- lllurk. se-niur -fm-urriposc-nl 1-uvli of 'Iliff' Q'lfl,b-A1 llwn- rvlay tn-anis. i jfl 'h5 S, bklf-gl ur. UML Swim, 1 .. lnhllh -ljzlnl f-U, 1 1 .sql A Q .lrflnll -Sh J Mfr' ' r-ll' -' 4 'Mun S. I 'lpn J . ah' . ull r A -' I, ' 'dr- 1,, LI'IF'l' TU RIGHT. FRONT RHXX: John Nlallrman. Billy lillinlt. Rug:-r kpplf-gunz Craig Long Kvnl lilliilllllilll. ,luninr llunlvr. llvrulil Wright. Sl-IIUNII RUW: Wuynv lflairlx. Dvrulml Sing:-r Johnnie- Craig. Flunle-y Wahrman. Bob Clark. Kvilll Bnmvrf. Marion Hail THIRD RUVN: iloavh Qnvnlin Pvrvivul. Kurtis Fr:-se-rl. Rilylllllllll Bnlyural. Marlin Lillivll. Garry Sm-ynluur. 'lwunnny Danivls. Asst. ti0iN'll Rohm-rt Swvuzj. ,H 4!7'E': ' '31 ,511 -QXQH f. .six 1' F ,, 11: Hfdnoo + , . ' -'K.,l h 'f rm Qafi '9 21 ' 1 . xy fc .,,., ah - ' 741' .. 4-5, 5l',.Av' 1 , J. 3.- .1 ...if .P 7, -:in --r .gi P4 '. 53. wi, gf gf? , V1-1 K4 zfrix. 121: . g,l'.ft ' YAP' ,-., , K . W -. A35 3, 4- I z. . . . . - , . 4 1,71 .rl-' e v. if 1. ,. 3, . A Q 1- . J H rl A f ,. . 1. , 4 bl 4 32 wr f 4 A I r . L 5.4 I 4 A. 'i Zf ,Ja 1: . 11.-, , V. ,- 4 -. ' 'f -lei' . 1ji1:.m - ,. .i 1- f. rv' ','T,'i 1:- - r ,c F? .2191 , u 'I -Y ' JK, ,jig 4' 42' ,. 'VLUT Q. 9' :.- if .y. - ' A I 3. fx-1' ,Z . 4 1. v-Q 9, : ,gb - 45, gif , gg Q3 ' I I 4.0 ' fl. J' 33a .Y asf: :fl -, . 3' . Z v!,v IOR CARNIVAL f Gay rvdw, lylavkf and ye-llows from China Town adorne-cl tlu' varnival4'o1u't-ssions and nov- ellx stands for tht- annual st-nior varnival Nov- 1'lll'IH'I' ltr. lligllligln of tlu- t'l'lItTI'IdIIlIllf'I1l was tlu' svnior Who Uunnitf' a thrilling mystery rnvlo- drama. 'lllu' I4'.II.A. 'China Town Chow Housv' sz-rw-ml voniplc-te me-ala and snavks. Children got a spvvial treat from tht- balloon burst. A beautiful wool blanket and a hand niadv table' lamp were gin-n as door prizvs. At pre-cm-ly l0:29 p.nl. the seniors turnvd in ilu- last horde' of 'pe-neil pc-nnivs' to cash out the I freshmen and crown senior candidates Don Kun- - ' clrivk and Sondra Shahan 4-arnival king and quoen. if w- . . . lb 7 Itlghtll gradf-rs Rolwrt Lllllt'I'1 and Patty Pc-ttlt 7 rvigned as prinre and prim-oss. 'Eff 1 i BIRD CITY CLEANERS ' Bird City. Kansas Q f' if, , I I I 'v. .. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Gary Lamb, Dcrald Sawyer. Lyle- Hayward. Craig Sevmour. Don Kvndrivk king: Robrrt Lillivli. prinm-1 Patty Pvttit. prinvc-ss: Sondra SIl3lIlkil'l.llll1'f'l'lZ Fillu-I Que-rv. Jam' Wright Connie Bartlc-tt. Shrrvl Applvgatv. W4 A , '-. l Wlllilfll.-INN 4IAl'I' Wllvulvr. Kama:- f 1 O Y 9 Nr Y :X-N an The- junior-Se-nior Prom. Se-u lVai1t.i-ju. mi- ht-lil in tht- liiril tlity High Svhool gyinnafinrn lfritlay night. May IH. at Tillll l'.Nl. The- gala ore-asion, aponr-or:-tl hy tht- junior-. honora-tl thi- vlav of WST. As tht- thvim- Suggs-sts, tht- gym wa- hm-autifully mln-t-oratn-tl to re-- rt lIllllt' Illt' llllltlfln of tllf' 503. 1'Ull7l'Q'fl flhll. lll1ll'k U1'llPpll5l'N. -va horses. giant turtlv- and t-ntiving nivrniaiel- amish-tl to tht- we-:iv ' which was Q-iivlofe-tl with grxulualwl Nlitulv- of wa lilut- 4-ri-ln' papa-r K str:-anne-ra, 'I'ln'quarti-1 tahh'-. vriitt-ra-ml with largi- cle-vp hhn- of-toptm-5 math- from yarn. we-rv vu-n lirvttiz-r with tht- wa hhn- plan- 1-artlw. -ln-ll- row-rc-d nut cups antl prrtty program hookln-ts, Loiiipzihhn-5 for tha- me-n aml white- yarn ot-topns elolli- for tht- wonie-n at-ru-tl as favors. After tht- inxoe-ation hy Rev. Radloff. the delirious tlinnvr was sr-ru-ti lui tht- m--nihn-r- of tht- -ophoinorv vla-N. 'I'h.' -opliomorv girls F4 tl l llllli I' NRLN wr' '4'UNllllllI'4l a- Illl'FIlltllll- .intl tht- h xx .i- Na'lor-. 'l'hi- nl' - prvparewl antl http:-rxife-tl hy tht- inolhvr- of tht' juniora. Soft iiano A X , UIKI-1RN1XN'S lN1l'l.HMl'1N'l' St. l r.int'i-, Kgimgia Kliyll' l'Il.liY XTHR llirtl tiity. Kanea- l muaim' war prmiilr-tl throughout tht- tlinnifr hy llonnia- liartln-tl. Sllnholnllrv. Nlargre-tha Ratlloff. junior vlan lbI't'Sl4ll'lll. gan' tht- we-lvoinr-. fol- lowed by the rmponft- by Kylt- Ritlgway. -vnior rlaw pre-fitlo-nt llonna LaRue. Suu llinz and Margre-tha llaflloff1-oniptm-fl tht- junior girl! trio whivh sang an appropriatc- nuniho-r. jutly Lt-at-li playful at flntt- -olo whirl: coinplvted the ru-ningl program. Aft:-r tht- rlinner and program. tht- rvrnainflc-r of tht- 1-vw-ning waf -pe-nt rlanring to tht' inn-ir of tht- tlootllantl lligh Svhool llanvo' lianel, Tha- mlanve- floor was l'Il1'lllhQ'1l on ont- 4-ntl hw' a wall of fixh ne-t. Thi- vntranm- was he-hl bark hy two lll1'I'IIlAllllr. painteffl hy Nlrs. Rlllllltv l'artl'h, :X huge' hlavlt orlopux with rml hlinlting i-jaw proxitlr-tl a havlx- grottntl forIlt1'4latllt'4' hantl. X ru-plini of .i pirate- ,hip 1-oultl he- -i-4-tt floating on tho' inalu--ln-lie-uf wanw. Thi- month-rful vu-ning will he- a la-ting mt-inory for all thow who att.-ml:-tl. . A, ll RECOGNITION -vw ASSE BLY limp-r lllnz. -tml--nl bmlx lbI't'Si1l4'lll. rulldnr-lf-nl lln- annn.nl lim-ugrlitiml X-fn-llllrly'Tlnnrfcluj LlfI1'I'Il0lbll. Huy .N lmfl In right. llu-sv lrivlnra-5 I'Q'lH'4'bl'lll an fa-M ui Iln' award- lPl'l'N1'IlIl'll ul the' uswrllbly. lxjlv Rulgwaj. an-nmr fll'l'hldf'Ill. H'1'rl'llU'li lo Huge-r Hinz. Nlnwle-nl lmmly prmialf-nl. the' urgv -1-niur pun:-l vsllivh will ln- hung in lln' hull- of IHIRIIS NI r. llnflvrt award:-el il nlmlul ln Ru' . , L work .l- N 4 ' 4'- ' 1' . r. ll ffrt awdrelul, lowing' junior Nhrvrelhl liullnff nniur Uelu N1 n MN4l. 15 1 . Am , Nllllbllr. llllll '0l7llllllIlPl4'. U-nirl Snmlz-rlund 1 .N - lulx Hugrr llill7 rrliri'n rr: hixlenl .mln ini turu 111 1 1 lu -fa .. v 5- -thm'H1.HH5 illlllvlll I I A 'H ' M A I Hull! . in nr nz Lung. .znnndl -u.1ff1-fin-yr. lu-Fume-d upon nur x 1 A eu lo Vnlnrr llUlIlt'lllillx4'I' FHM- De-gr:-ow Mo'r4'alMar1l1'4l ln Mr-. Hun-ukvr In the- fullaming Nm-niorxz U1-lty lllnrk. kan . apmun. and Kam-I ,Xnn liurlln-Il HHS IIN H N kann 31 iv- LEFT TO RIGHT. BACK ROW: Mary Kathrvn Wright. Vonda Kehlbf-ck. Geneva Craig, Wayne Clark. Kyle Ridgway, Don Kendrick, Roger Hinz, Gary K O'Leary. Bob Mark. FRONT ROW: Shryll Pettit. Betty Clark, Kay l,eBow, Delta Mae Sawyer, ,lanice Lillich. Sondra Shahan, Laura Bandel, Kay Chap- man, Bc-rneicc Murray. Karel Ann Bartlett. Bird City Rural High School Bird City Rural High School Bird City, Kansas Bird City, Kansas BACCALAUREATE SERVICES COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES High School Auditorium High School Auditorium Sunday, May 19, 1957 Thursday, May 23, 1957 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Proeessional ..,...... ....,.. N ova Moody Prom-essional. Pump and Circumstancf- . . . ,.......... Elgar Hymn God of Grace ........ . ....... Congregation High School Band Invocation .,............,..... . . . Rev. Robert Durham Invocation ................,......... Rev. Ralph R. Radloff Responsive Reading, Psalm 100 Salutatorian's Address ............,..,..... Vonda Kehlbeck Scripture Lesson, Luke 2:42-52 Special Music. Laureate .............. ........ J . Olivadoti He Watching Over Israel .................,.. Mendelssohn High School Band Girl's Glee Club Vocal Solo, One World ............,. . .Karel Ann Bartlett Sermon, On Growin Up .,,....... Rev. James R. Holdridge Class History ....,........,................ Kay Chapman Hymn Lead On, 0 Ising ..... ........,.... f longregation Special Music. Alma Mater ..,. ...,...... S enior Class Recessional. ......,,.. . . .,.,... Nova Moody Vale-dietorian's Address ........... .... . . .Delta Mae Sawyer Saxophone Solo. Tango Tziganeu ....... . . .Sondra Jo Shahan Presentation of Awards ............... .l.B. Hoffert, Principal Special Music, Graduation Day ........... Senior Ensem le Presentation of Diplomas ....................,. Ro er Sager, Treasurer Board of Education Benediction ...,......,.....,..,..... Rev. Ralph R. Radloff 32 Recessional. Pomp and Circumstance' ................ Elgar High School Band