Bonner Springs High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Bonner Springs, KS)

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res men U55 as llvv Flrst row K Fuhr Bender E Dunham M Jackson N Farr L Coonfleld, B Dunn Snook L Green M Kerns A Lynn C Harvey B Whlte Second row J Carr Grooves, A Llngo, A Harrlngtcn, H1CkS D Dla J S6dgW1Ck Bolton Carlson, M Manson D Smlth B M1 ls Thlrd row J MacMurray Taylor Grooves J Roseberry D Saunders, C Dalaba C Stonekln L Padllla L Hlllard Hayden P Gomez H Porter J Jenklns R Allen Fourth row Wagner Agdllar J Reynolds A Vaughn A Jackson E Stoffus J Harold H Smlth F x Bundy W Porter L Engllsh J Reynolds, B Kerns The graduating class of 1949 elected as thelr Freshmen class offlcers President, Coonfield The otudent Courcll represertatlves are Eleanor l 1ze and lawrence E1'lg11Sh The atheletes ln thls class lnclude Dlck Lauffer, 'Teslev Purtee, Joe Ap er, Rlchard Allen Lawrence EIlg11Sh, and Gene Reynolds, who were out for Football In Basketball, the Freshmen played thelr own schedule wlth Gene Reynolds, Blllj Wagner, Rlchard Allen, Dlck Lauffer, Eddle Stolhas Jllllmle Jenklns Lawrence EI1g1lSh Freddy Cox, and Jerry Harold part1c1pat1ng However, before the close of the season three Freshmen played on the second team The Freshmen class 1s well represented 1n the MUS1O department wlth Jack Roseberry and Lawrence Engllsh dolng a flne Job :Ln the mlxed quartette 'lhe Honor Roll seldom appears wlthout mentlonlng Dolores Dlal Lawrence Engllsh, Lovllla Greene, Gornellus Groves Eleanor L1Z6 Jack Roseberry, and Eddle Stolfus Leia Coonfield was elected by the class as attendant to the Queen durlng the Home comlng exercises Misa Alexander and Yr Hi ze sponsored the newcomers to Bonner High and the class ap precmtea their help f 4 2? qv. Q.,-1 if 22 Q . 7 ' 1 P' 9 ' 1 ' .1 ' 1 ' l ' P J. , . , . , . , . , . A . 2 . 3 A. ,. ' . ' B. ' , . ' l, . ' , C. 5 A. . , . ' , . '1 . ' 1 . , E. 3 C' I ' I ' ' f ' . gr ' I 1 ' . 3 R. , . , . , 0 I , . . . 2 B. 5 J' ' I 1 ' s ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' l ' 'I s ' CO I R. , . , . ' , . . . Jack Roseberryg Vice-president, Richard Alleng Secretary, Joe Aplferg and Tressuror, Lois . . 1. , . Q,, 1. A Q 1 - d 'fa' V , 'Al r , ' , ' f ' ' 3' ' . W A ' 2 , -i' 1 -- H .A A K X 1 U

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Op omore ass F1PSt row Mr Powell J Ruck J Howard S Roudybush D Thul H Coonfleld P N61 son F Bender, A L Peters C Hanfelt, A Ross K Bearden J Wagenknecht M James G Douglas, G Crago, Mrs Stlth Second row P Yelton J Dunn, G Summers, B W11 118mS, D StP1Ck1BHd E Dobbe, B Lauffer, J Blecher J Mather B Carr, M MaCMur ray, C Kueker, D Gallagher, A Tate Thlrd row J Schroeder C Gallagher, G pump hrey K Tlnberg, C Sherrell B Sklnner, R Bundy J Jenklns E Hepler B Pemble ton, J Hanfelt D Wllllams, E Hayden, N Henderson E Groves The members of the Sophomore class, ln a very calm uncontested electlon chose as the offloers for the year Donna Rae Pembleton Presldent Betty Joyce Howard Vlce presldent Shlrley Joyce Roudybush, Treasurer and Patsy Davey, Secretary Durlng the second semester the Secretary, Patsy Davey moved and Perry Nelson was elected to flll the pos1t1on To represent them on the Student Councll the class elected Helen Coonfleld and Bob Lauffer In the fall, Helen Coonfleld was elected as attendant to the Football Queen at the Home comlng game on November 9 The Sophomores who went out for the Football team were Don Bray Cllff Gallagher, Earl Hepler, Carl Sherrell Donald Strlckland, Ph1l1p Yelton, Ralph Bundy Joe Schroeder, and Dave Malone One of these boys, Earl Hepler, won a letter and Don Bray recelved a pFOV1SlOH81 letter As thelr rep resentatlves at the Popularlty Ball, the class of 48 elected Kenneth Tlnberg and Peggy Nelson On the Basketball team two Sophomores won letters They were Kenneth Tlnberg and Earl Hepler The ones 1n the class of 48 who were on the Honor Roll most often were Geraldlne Prago Mary MacMurray Donna Pembleton, Helen Coonfleld Shlrley Joyce Roudybush, Peggy Nelson, JoAnn Mllnar, Alleyne Bolton Four Sopho mores, Mary Maclurray, Eldon Dobbe, Ruth Anne Mellott, and James Blecker are ln the band, and several are 1n the boys' and g1F1S' glee clubs and small muslc ensembles The sponsors for thls year were Mrs St1th and Mr Powell 'fi' ,Q w'U t I, 21 D A Cl 'V 5 vb v xkx mx O 1 I uh fr , NN I of ol M VO OAK

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FOOTBALL ind Flrst row P Yelton, G Purfphrey L EI1gl1Sh W Purte H Slflth R Allen J Sohroe der J Carr, G Reynolds D Lauffer B Carr, econd row D Strlckland, C Fall I Marshal, R Nelson C Boyer Gallagher, R Band Nlgglns G Allen, B Pearman, J Jehnlnys B -fletf Thlrd row Coach DeEolt C She 1' 1 ana a Ru ss X BASKETBALL M F rst POW Coach DeBolt L J Chrlsman, V Baglln, P Velton seated D Er1g11S , C Gallagher Second row K Tlnberg E Hepler, J Jennlngs, Thlrd row G Tlnberg G Allen C Boyer, J Wolfe G Mlze J1m Grlfflth, L Hepler 7 f ' ,fxf ' : . . .. , . ' , . e, . A' ,I , 1 , - J ' ' J ' 1 ' S 3' I . u , . . ', . I , c. . w y, J. ' , . . . QQ, .1 .. Y: . ,. rel,R.C dy,R. by,E. Hepler, J. Wolfe, M. Lsach, Jim Griffith, W. Schnell, C- Wilson, E. Waye, D. English. X S x 5 C soles ZZ 5 ff . i : .v ' ' . a l u . K Jn ' ' A h ' o 7 , ' , , , ' I I a , 1 1 0 Q , c . , ' ' I . Q I 5 0 Q 0 . g Y 1