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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1947 volume:

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Plttsburg Sponsor: Junior Class DORIS STITH EHg113h Latin S T C , Kearnev, ebraska Sponsor Sophomore Class Pow low Staff HJ3rIR ' 1cQJL'D D Jn1vers1ty o Col nz-ado Sponsor: Sophomore lass f MARY LYTd History A.B. University of Kansas Sponsor . Student Council Pep Club WALTLJR SCI-1.mIDT Sclence B S bussouri Valley College Sponsor Freshmen Class figrg . Fw ' U-.. I e.F.A. Y ' ' . 4: ' x . fl A.B.g .-. . M rr W 2 Ne . A - 6 HLUL PHILLIPS Assistant Coach Industrlal Arts, Boy's Physical Ed B S K S T C amporla, Kansas Sponsor B Club DOROTHY HIND' English III R Speech A B. Park College Sponsor Assemblies DIXIE LOU O ' CONLOR Music S K C Conservatory Sponsor Php Club 7 H1.L.N AL..JLnN'Dr.R o1r1's Ph Education Fort Hays State Colle Sponsor G A A WIL IAN STOSKOPF and, Boy s Glee Club B S K S F C Pittsburg ' ortbwestern UD1V8TS1ty Sponsor High School k C1ty Band Assemblies I WILLIAM CUL Glee club 1 Football 3 Hi Y club 4 Music festival 5 JAKE FARR Glee Club 1,2 Cheer Leader Junior and Senior Flay 1 Act Play 3 Music Festival 2,3 BUD RADCLIFF Edtardsville 1 2 Basketball 1,2,5 'JF ' BOB DRMQJUI Aan! uILBnnT dwardsvllle 1,2 Pon :ow Staff Basketball l 2,3,4 annual staff unlor Play Jun1or Flay KENNETH DRENNON Basketball l Edwardsville 1 2 1 Act Pla Junior Pla EMNCMRHJY Peo Club 5, ple Club 1,2,3, Lusic Fe tlval 2 3 JUHIOF Play A FAY' OSBORN Glee Club 2,5,4 Pow New Staff 4 A Uusic Festival 2,3 Honor Banquet 5 Sen1or Play FEG'Y DUNN aloe Club 1 Pvw ow Staff W JEANNINE GARRETT Glee Club 5, Php Club l,2,5,4 Band 1,2,s Injorette Leader 1,2,3,4 '- Q V 8. Dun 1-'K' f' 'V' 8 up - E A . I, W x 1 '- x A1 n P 3- 5 1 5 - 14 'Z' - , is i 9 F . 4 ' - G.A. . 1,2 .ill . Q 2- sr w -F' f .4 - - G.k.aa 1 Speech Festival 3 ' ' f .5 I it ' QL-A - K lr A 9 ,T n ,N ' .4 Q o X' l'- 4 V u x v x I, 'J ,B , if s B I ,2,4 4 , . f 4 y y '4 JOHTv GRIFFITH Glee Club 3,4 Annual Staff Junior Flay Senior Play Music Festival 3 Football 4 Hi Y 3,4 A CHAWLES DeliARAIWILLE Basketball 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3 Vice President 1,5 Paw Wow Staff 4 Veteran Marine Corps BETTY GOBLE Glee Club Treasurer Student Co 1no1l Sec 8: Treas Pow How 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Jxmior Hay Senlor Play A 1511810 Festival 3 Cebffjfzzldy MARY BUCKNER G-lee Club 1 9 4 Secretary 1 Pow Wow Staff 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Twirler 2 3 4 Q A A Queen Attendant 1 Music Festival 2 3 I Honor Banquet 3 Basketball 4 M JH. GRIFFITH Honor Banquet 1 2,3 ulee Club l,2, President 5,4 Student Council 1 Pew How Staff' l Annual Staff Ju ior Play Sen1or rlay Football 2,5,4 Basketball 1,2, B lub 2,3,4 Hi Y 5,4 Track 2 Muslo Festival 2 Science Club Pres Science vlub 3, Baseball 3 JOE TIM ONS Football l 2,3,4 B lub 2,3,4 F A Treasurer B Club 4 4 BURUIE 1iIE'1'l' Class Vice Pres Glee Club 2 Junior Play Football 3 Hi Y 4 Student Council GENEVIEVE scnussm Glee Club 1,514 Junior Play S6B10f Flay Pqw new Staff 4 lbp Club J,-1 A Senlor Play JoAN E KNL.-'JIT Student Councll 2 V106 President l Pow ow Staff' 4 Annual Staff Ibp Cluu P1-es1dent 4 Pep Club V1ce Pres 3 Junlor Play Semor Play Debate 2,3 Honor Banquet 1 2 Mu ic re t1va1 2 3 Soeech Festival 2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Sclence H-lub 3,4 Sec'y 8: Treas D A R Representat1ve JoANN MILLSAP Edwardsville 1 Cleo Club 3 Pow Wow Staff 3 Music Festival 3 RO ALD CAKADY Glee club 1,2,4, Football 2,3,4, B-club 5,4, Baseball 3 SCi6DC 4 , RICHARD NELSON Glee Club 1,2,4 Football l,2,5,4 E-Club 3,4 Baseball 3 Science Club 5, L.J. Chrisman Basketball 2,3,4 Football 1 Music Festival 3 Glee Club WE! . Q57 f DAVID KLAMM Glee Club 1 F.F.A. 2,5,4 Track 2 Baseball 3 Hi-Y 4 REGINA KLM-LET Pow New Staff Pep Club l,2,3,4 Band 3,4 'E X N VERNB BAGLIH Glee Club l,2,s,4 ROSALIE ssncwlcx Basketball 1,2,3,4 Pap Club 1,2,s,4 H1-Y 5 Glee Club 1 Science Club 3 Baseball 5 PU! Wow Staff 4 CHARLOTTE RAE WOOLF Glee club l,2,3 Pep club 4 G.A.A. 2 Band 1,2,3,4, Music festival 2 Senior play ELEANOR SMITH Glee Club l,2,4 Junior Play Pow Wow 4 G.A.A. 1 DONA KERNS Edwardsville 1 G.A.A. 3 Glee Club 4 Pep Club 4 p X PAUL L KI JRED Veteran Mar1ne Coq GLOR Glu MIZ Honor Banquet 1,2 Glee lub 1 2,3,4 Class Presideut 2 Vlce PT6Sld9Dt row hw otaf1 2 Annual Staff Junior Flay S6H10T Fla, Speech F68t1V81 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 H1 Y 5,4 M0510 F6St1V81 2,3 Science 'lub 3 Boy's State 3 JACK JOODMAH Band 1 Basketball 2 J LAY'AL Veteran Navy Softball 1'2,3 MAnGnd.T BARund Edwardsv111e 1,2 2 1 Pep ulub 3 Pow sow Staff 4 W HELEN MC ALLIbTLR Pew How Staff 4 Glee Club 1 NKRY ANN COONFILLD Secretarv 4 Pep Club Sec 4 Pep Club 1,2 3,4 Cheer Leader 5 G A A 1,2,s G AQA HCS 3 Pew Now Staff 5,4 Annual Staff Junior Play Senior Play Glee Club 1,,2,3 Mus1c Festlval 2,3 Honor Banquet 1 3 Qu en Attendant 4 Twlrler 2 wEsLEY GALLAuH1'.R V' Veteran Navy VERNOI SFRINGER No Kansas CNY 11213 -..... 'ka- 0 . VIRGIL GREEN Baseball 3 BOB NALLACE Hi Y 4 Glee Club 1, ,3 Track 2 Music Festival 2 JIM AIGGIWS Football 1,2, 4 B Club 3,4 Glee Club 4 A B Club V108 Pres NIGHT smmmans SHIRLEY ETH Marysville 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Football 1 H1 Y 4 in ROGER McKEN7IE RUBY Vassar Michigan Glee Club 2 Pow Jaw Staff' 4 G A.a , Glee Club 1 9 PEGGY REID Football 3 Edwardsville 1.3 Hi Y 4 Cheer Leader 4 Track 3 4 Glee Club 4 PU' Wow Staff 4 Ihseball 3,4 hp C11-lb 4 Basketball 1 HN New Staff 4 B Club 4 Tflrlbl' 3 'aff-M447 N DITH LAMAR Pgp Club 1921394 pow wow Staff 4 SETTY HUBBEL Glee Club 1,2,4 Poi Nov Staff 4 G A A ,2,5,4 Music Fest1va1 2 DQWNA MAE KIRBY Glee Club 1,2,5,4 Pow How Staff 4 Lusic Festival 2,3 s' S - 0 - 0 1 2 A . x . ,X it A ies, fx x 1 ' X X 6 'W 2, 2 G 0 QU. 1 'Q 'i f x - I '95 U l ' Jr A lf fuxk ' ' . ,, X 1 qi. 4 A S., J 6 . , l 4 1 mv. . 1,2 2 ' 1 . V' f , X Q 1 . K N K If l lg -' 'cf ,, . '- ,4 5 I ' v ff ' . J Q H I3 VDNA FURTT Summer Flgn 1,9 DARRELL ENGLISn Basketball 1,2 ,4 Baseball 5 MUSIC Festival 2 Glee Club 1 ?, Sc1ence wlub 3 Jun1or Play Senlor Flay Hi Y President 3 Student Councll 2 Student ouncll Vice President 3 Student ouncll Presldent 4 PHILLI FLLTCHEQ Track 1,9 aseball 3 in Pbw ow Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Boy's State 3 gARRARA 'IMNS Glee Club l QX RAYMA UOTCHKISS Glee Club l,2,3 Band l,2,3 A A l,2,3 Pep 'lub 2,3 Junior Play nUS1C Fest1val 1,2,3 Speech Festival Sophomore Sec' Pbw now Staff 3 Honor oanquet 1 Band Sec'y 2 JC1N PHJLPS Glee Club l,2,5,4 Honor Banvuet 1 2 A Music Festival 3 Pen Club 2 2 4 Pow New 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Junlor Play A t Award l ELIJE ROSS Honor Banquet l 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Pgw how Staff 4 Annual Staff Per Club 3 4 Jun1or Plav Senior Plav Sveech Festival 2 Music Festival 2 3 Science Club 4 NANCY GOBLn Queen Attendent 2 ueen 4 ulee Cl1b 3 Treasurer 3 Pbw You 4 Pep ulub l,2,3,4 Junior Flay Senior Play 1. Mus c Festival 3 VIRGINIA REYNOLDS Glee Club l,2,3 Bard 2,3,4 Sec'5 Class 3 Treasurer 4 Pow on 5,4 Annual Staff Php Club l,2,3 Junior Play MUSIC Festival 2 5019308 'lub Vice President o,4 JEAN PHELPS Glee Club 1,2,5,4 Honor Banquet 1 2 Pep Club 2,3,4 A 1. ,S Speech Festiv l 3 IUSIC Festival Pow Wbx 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Jun1or Play 1 Act Play 3 Art Award 1,2 5 F-lii f I 8 u S' , q W ral. . 1,2,s - ,w s A Y 12 is .0 A A ' F lx A A A - , -' 1 1 . V X H x A fx ' G.f.A. l Q7 F! .. 1 '3 K I 14 ,- 3,4 v 'N . ' N ii A I4 ' si 3 ff ' ' : b A ,4 - ,4 1 , glass PTe5ideFt 1 . 51 x Queen Attendant 5 ' ' ' A N . Q3 C ' '34 ,' . 1 - ' - i ., N. . 3 I U ' I K . 3 I Af' c.A. . 2 A, - . . ' ' 3 qc ' I l . .. c-. ,, A ' '3'4 'x X 11 - - -, , - ' I 3 . N A A- 9 H y A ' fl , L N - J . 14 -JUNIOR LAS S First row: Miss Hutcherson, D Strickland, S J Roudybush, G L Douglas, P Nelson, A L Peters, I Hanfelt, G Crago, S Dye P Yelton, Mrs Denny, Second row B DeMaranville F Bender, H Coonfield D Lhul, A Bolton, B J Howard J Vagenknecht, M A James A Ross. D Gallagher, Ward, R Mellott, C Kneker, D Pembleton, A Tate R Bundy G Marshall B Carr, J Buck, Dunn, Fourth row K Tinberg, C Gallagher, J Blecher, B Pembleton, E Dobbe, J Jenkins, Punphrey, J Schroeder, C Sherrell, B Skinner, N Henderson G Summa s, J Hanfelt The Class of '48 elected the following as officers Geraldine Crago, President, Bob Lsuffer, Vice President Helen Goonfield Secretary, Shirley J Roudybush Treasurer and Carl Sherrell Donna R Pembleton Student Council Later in the year Carl Sher rell end Geraldine Grago were replaced by Bob Lauffer and Lois Bradfield The Juniors were well represented in sports with ten boys taking part Kenneth Tin berg George Summers, Clifford Gallagher, Joe Schroeder, took part in Basketball J m Blecher, Kenneth Tinberg, Joe Schroeder Bob Leuffer George Summers, Donald Strickland Clifford Gallagher, Dave Malone, Balnh Bundy, Glenn Marshall were active during the football season Ruthenne Mellott, Galen Pumnhrey, Jim Blecher, Eldon Dobbs and Mary MacMurray were members of the band P0657 Nelson and Huthanne Mellott were in the sextet Students who were most frequently on the honor roll ere. Geraldine Grago, Lois Brad f 1914. Shirley Joyce Rondybush Helen Coonfield and Donna Rae Pemblston On Merch 21 the Juniors gave their elses play which was n great success The Gym wss beautifully decorated for the Junior Senior Prom which was April 25th Inch of the credit goes to the very capable sponsors, Miss Hutcherson and Mrs Denny 15 1 .7 -1 , I 4 I e s i s s e s ' : s 9 u s s 0 H s 0 Q p s e s , e I X. Bearden, L. Bradfleld, M. MacMurray, J. Hatherg Third row: B. Williams, E. Haym ,B. Lauffer, Ho 0 O O I Q I Q I O J. - : . . . . ' .' . Ge e s s - s , . 1' s e ' : s ' 0 I 3 . s , e ' , . 1 .SOPHOMORE CLASS First rows Mr McQuery, J Jenkins, P Gomes B Nhlls, P Williams J Harvey N J Farr, J Kepford, B J Wh1te, L Coonfield, R Hayden, E Taylor, C eroves P Qolton Mrs Stith Second row: ll Hanson, J Reynolds, R Allen A Taylor, J Carr ll Kerns, A Lynn B De Marsnville B Dunn, P Bender, D Saunders, L Padilla J Gumm, F' Cox, A Groves Third row: J Aguilar, R Carson, C Dalaba G Reynolds J Sedgwick, D Dial, L Green,E mn lurray, W Purtie,A Vaughn, B Hicks, S Gross, A Harrington, Mize F Stolfus, H Smith A Johnson The Sophomore Class of 1946-47 was ably led by President Richard Lanffer, Vice President, Horns Jean Farr, Secretary Allene Lynn and Treasurer, Lawrence lnglish Student Council representatives were Eleanor Kiss and Jack Boseberry Several times the Sophonores led the Honor Roll The 'bright' ones for lucky onesl are lddie Stolfue, lleanor Hlze, Lovllla Green. Lawrence Ilngllsh Cornelius Groves, Dolores Dial and Jack Roseberry The 'Sophies' were well represented in sports Dick Lauffer, Jiuie Carr, Richard Allen, 'Tiny' lnglish Gene Reynolds. Charles Dalaba, and Harry hlth were out for football last four earned letters The class placed Gene Reynolds, Lawrence lngllsh. and Ired Cox on the first ten in basketball Dick Iaufter, Wesley Pnrtee and Richard Allen got places the reserve ten Jimmie Car is student lanager Three sophomores were placed on the Pow Wow staff These fortnnates were Eleanor lisa, Arlene Harrington and Jack Boseberry The 'forty nlners' held a party October 28th The theme was Halloween lverybody wore blue jeans and plaid. shirts There was dancing and refreshments. The group also sponsored a show The group was well represented in the field of nnsie Many boys and girls are in the glee club lleanor Rise, Dolores Dial and Betty Hicks are band senbers , Z , .g ..e . I . e ' e , O . e.. . , 's . , e e e v , o -e 1 e ham, A.'Lingo, D. Lauffer, L. English,,J. Harold, B: Kerns. Fourth rows R. Bundy, J. Mac- ' e 1 e I 1 Es , do . l s e Th' . on O 5 V I F RESHMAN CLASS First row B Harding, J Deharanville D Crabill L Rose, J Tisue, J Chandley, Padilla, 0 Keller. J Pardev, D Coonfield, H Vaughn. J Johnson, Mr Mile, Second row: B Taylor, P Jennings, V Scott, B Reid, I Thul, Y Elliot, C Ierby, V Penrod, D Pheffer, H Lietzen, ll Dowling. B neu H vsnebls Th1rdrov:D wunsms, 3 colssan, J Coleman, v Lee, L V Hurtt. Fourth row B Foreman, W Hanson, M Wheeler, I Purtee, B Nelson, D Enloe, Honeywell, H White H Summers, B Saunders, J Fletcher The class of 1950 elected as their officers, President, Lois Quinlan, Vice Presideng David Enloe, Secretary, Betty Wright Treasurer, Joyce Coleman The Freshman attendant to the Queen was Joyce Coleman Seemingly there veren't many crooners in the Freshman class. as B111 Nelson and Loren Bags were the only Freshmen in Boys' Glee Club The girls as usual came out on top for they eighteen members in Glee Club On the honor roll the girls still seem to be ahead with Vernie Jean Theden, Virginia Scott, Marilyn Miers, Sara Lee, and Doris Jean Elliott being the honor roll students Donald Crabill Bill Nelson, Loren Rose, David Enloe, and Doris Jean Elliott were band mem bers David lnloe and Harold Summers roughed out a season of football They were the only Fresh man representatives who vent out for this sport The sponsors, Mr Mize and Hr Schmidt spent much time and effort helping the class, sr ticularly with the Freshman party in Fovember The group was well represented in the Pep Club the G A.1 and I !.A There were tio first year baton tvirlers Pat Jennings, and Virginia Scott 17 U P F P V 5 3 e . . . , . . . 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X e H - Jz A . 1 r -I ' . gas X -I I 1 t O 0 Qs EP CLUB Flrst row: M A Coonfleld, P Reid J Farr, G Douglas, U Thul, P Nelson second row Carre+t 1ss Lyth J Phelps, B Reid, C Thul D Kerns, J S6dgWlCk, L Coonfleld Rey rolds E Ross, hiss O'Conror, P Jennings, Thlrd row: E Goble R Nellot J Phelps J How ard C Hanfelt, A Peters, J Wagenknecht, J Courtney N J Farr: Fourth row: Roudybush Green, A Linn, P Bender, Scotty Fifth row: M MacMurray, N oble, D Pembleton, Ylam et A Werrlngton, G Schubert, Lamar, Dial, C Q Woolf C-AA First rows B Reid, C Thul, M HacMurray, C Banfelt, B lright, J Tiaue, F Bender, M Dona hue, P Bender, L Coonfleld, N J Farr Second row: P Jennings, A Ross, H James, G Bender E White, D Pembleton, A Peters, J oedgwick L H118 Third rows J Pembleton, G Douglas, D Dial, D Thul, M Coonfield, A Harrington, J Wagenknecht P Nelson H Coonf1e1d, S Roudy bush, J Coleman, L Green 20 ' 0 0 t o , o e e o Q 1 3 J f ., 3.5 , . . . , . . ' . . ' , Y. - . , . 1 . - . , .. L , . , . - , . . . . . , .. . S. F. Fender, J. Knight, H. Coonfield, A. Ross, J. Pembletor, B. Wright, L. Mize, M. Buckner, L W. . . G . P. . - , . . ' J. L. ' D. . r. ' . 0 Q A A Q 1 p - e u a s n e u , o u Q o u , 0 1 o o 0 I n o a . e , o , s I 1' Football lrst row L En lish, H oummjrs R Allen, nummers, D Enloe 'trickland P Yel h Ilrber , B Lauffer D Lauffer Ualaba mhlfd row Dubj R Bundy, F Heplvr rlffith, J Priffith R Nelson, R Canaday J Tzmmons H bmith C Falla her, Coach h11l1ps F55 Basketball F1rlc loam: G Mine, J Grifflth D Eng11sh, Reynolds K Tinberg F Cox, B Drgnnon V Blglinf B Radcliff L English, Coach Brown Q. .Q- Basketball Second Teams J. Shroeder, K. Purtie, C. Gallagher, D. Lauffer, B. Carr, G. Swm ers, R. Allen, Coach Phillips. 21 I ' ' 'nn ,' A I- . T ' 1 4 4 Q S , -.. ' A 1 ir t-4 ,. r, 2' z . 5 . 0 f , .. G. N . , D. c , . 50N- Second row: G. Reynolds, 3.Harshall, D. Malone, J. Blecher, J. Wiggins, J. Carr, J. Shroeden '. 3 , , . , C. M . L ' : 9. n X, . ,. , , J. l 1 , ' '- N l q st K A nd BAND Standing J Garrett S Roudybuqh, V Reynolds C Woolf J Blecker, Vr Stoskonf V Scott P Jennlngs Last row E Mize R Klamet B Hicks M Ward, L Ross D Elliot D Crabill J Perry, D Enloe, First row M Mac Murray T Evert, R Mellott, G Pumphrey B Nefson E Dobbe GLEE CLUB Back row A Poss, J Courtne , L Greer, r Bender, L Smlthy D dicks M. We d, D E1110t darve , Harrlngtou, u scnubert, L Qu1n1an, C Woolf, C Kueker, M bears, J Knlght- Engl1sn, J Carr, J Farr, L Ross, B Mllls, A Tate, D oallagher, lqlte, Crago, hagenknecnt Th1rd row G Douglas, D Thul, P Reld, J Garrett, N oonfleld, F Cox, Nelsor, Summers, V oavl1n, J Reynolds, J or1fz1th, D bHg11Sh L Ma Murray, D D1al Nelson, J Qedfw1ck, M James Second row, Mr Stoskoff, V Scott, J Coleman, E Dunham, Roudybush, H Coonfield, M Buckner, E Mize F Osborne, Y Nelson, G klZ6, R Canaday, Grlffxtu, C onerell, J schroeder, V Reynolds, D Klrby, L Bradfleld M K rns, A Lynn, Miss O'Connor, K Phdllla, J Tisue, B Taylor, Penrod, Ross, P Jennin s, D Ffeffer, B Nrivht, Fender, Vellot, J Phelps, K Thul, B Reid J Phelps, N Farr, L Coonfield 22 3 . , - - - v - u 1 Q A . A , , . ' Q I . , . . , . , . . , . , , . . ' : . , . . . . - i , . . I , J rx ' 1 J v, . 3 : , . . y . A '. H. ' '- ' , ' r . ' c.' y A. ' '. A1 . ' . . -'. ' . ' - Fourth row: B. Howard, K. Eearden, P. Bender, J. Wiggins, C. Gallagher, E.Carr, L. Chrisman, Ls ' 1 0 u c 0 o u H Eu li. so J. ' L ' : . . . ' . J C ' . B. , E. . D O ' . ' . ' ' . D ' A, 5. c v . Po Q . O ' s 2 ' u s o 0 s .... , . 1. . f' . J. ' ' l . D' . D . . ' . ' , .. 2 . A . M. ' . . G. L. . g - 1 ' O G. .1 fi. 1- . o . , n 0 - T Seated! L Bradfield D Pembleton E Miz Quinlan Miss Lyth B noble J Pembleton Standings J Griffith, B Lauffer, D English, D Lauffer First rows F Cox, H Smith, R Welaon R Fanaday, J Friffith, R Bundy, J Shro der U 'T1 Ons, Summers, Second row: Coach Phlllips L English, G Marshall, C Gallagher K Tin berg G Roynoldl, J Wigglns, C Dalabe, Coach Brown Fix-at row: J Jgnking, P GIQI, D Coonfield, 3 Coleman, H White, B Foreman, H Vaughn J Delhrnnville, llr lisa Second ron I Manson, C Dalaba, L Padilla, J Gumm, C Honeywell, B hhlll, L Hilliard Third roi: J Reynolds, A Vaughn J Kopford A Stolfus, W Purtm, E Taylor 23 Y ' I ' p 0 9, uv , , n .r , u . 0 0 I I l . 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' CIASS PROP!-l ECY Bcnnerites will tell, when they get to heaven, Of the party held in 1957 All the old grads of ten years before, Gathered that day at the school house door Ambassador English flew over from France, Ginny Reynolds's All Gal Band played for the dance Jean Courtney sang the numbers, And every one had to B'!Il116 As Mary Ann beat the drums In a Cass Daley style Dr Richard Nelson left an operation Because Nippy insisted that they join the celebratlon Jakie Farr cou1dn't be here, He's been acting 'Macbeth' now for almost a year Peg Reid xlew back from Hollywood Where she stars in leadzmng roles, Jim Griffith is Army's football coach His team makes all the goals Brother John found many uses for liquid air, He made so much money that he's now a millionaire B111 Culp just returned from a year 1n Rome Where he built the king a n1nety room summer home Hary G Buckner is a prima donna at the kt 3 Hsry Gilbert teaches dancing, the rhumba. and minuet Are glad to be spending their lives, As are llarg Barger and Genevieve Shubert, In being excellent wives Jack Woodman is the president of T W A He makes decisions about empires almost every day Charlotte Rae Woolf is strictly highbrcw As soloist with the Philharmonic now L J Chrisman is a teacher, believe it or not, He teaches ballroom danclng, they say he's really hot! Verne Baglin stayed a minute and ate an appetizer, He's working for the union as a labor organizer Dorothy D1x's column is now done by Betty Goble, She gives advice to people to keep them good and noble. Charlie De is the richest in this nation, He went to Alaska and struck gold right after graduation Joanne Knight just won the Nobel prize For international services, she's both beautihal and wise. A huge brick mansion is the diggins' Of laster Farmer Jimmie Wiggins Ronald Canaday surprised Bl all By going out for pro' football The best dressed women go simply wild To wear gorreous clothes that have been styled By the 'Ihe1ps:l.es, Joan and Jean: In Paris they are most often seen. Pty! Osborne 170811 I prigg-y fhgohu. and George liao :ls Kansa. git v ' His somone are filled with fzrzenxd 53-,enlar pnlchoh And Reyna Hotchkiss directs the choir . Ellen Ross is on the staff of 'Life' lagging I Ls s second Dorothy hanpsog, nn.. many wry hun. as Betty Hubbel, Shirley lbtty, and Donna Kirby I -- I . O Roger Ruby is in Washington D C Where as Postmaster General, quite the big shot is he Dnght Saunders is a comedian on the radio, His spot takes the part of the Bob Hope show Barbara Simms plays a leading part In the world of advertislng and commercial art Jeannine Garrett got married, and this w1ll make you She has nine sons, a whole baseball team! Peggy Dunn designs hats, smart and insane She has her own shop on Petticoat Lane David Klamm has been rewarded for ten years' toil He's the new president of American Royal Paul Kindred, once known as 'lravelin Pete' Never got over h1S itching feet He now owns a steamship line, Has been all over and likes it f1ne In Hollywood, the Drennf ns are quite a palr Bob took over the dancnng parts of Fred Asta1re, While Kenny succeeded Slnatra, not to ment1on Bing And all the other crooners, that boy can really sing Eleanor Smith ot married, so did die Lamar, As gracious wives and hostesses, they're dist1nctly above p Dona Kerns was chosen one of the ten Most successful women of nineteen fifty seven She manufacturers perfumes and has really made a killing, She hasn't married, but at least a dozen men are wllling Rosalle Sedgwlck has written a book, Bob Wallace has perfected a new way to catch a mouse: Wes Gallagher made a fortune w1th his pre fabncated house The most attractive automobile ever to be seen Is the elegant vehicle known as the Radclilfe-Green In every city in this land Phillip Fletcher owns a hot dog stand Helen loAll:lster is a registered nurse, She left the reunion early, her patient was worse Married to an explorer is JoAnne Millsap, 'Ihey've been in every jungle on the lap Joe Timmons thought he'd be a son of the so1l But he doesn't have to work because one day he struck oil: He drives around in a sixteen cylinder job, And wherever he goes, he's followed by a mob Regina X1amet's a hostess on a big air l1ne, She looks slick in her unifonn, and says she likes it fans Each Sunday at 4, we tune in on 'Layman and the News, Even back at Bonner High, J E had his own views He owns a huge garage, does Vernon Springer, He has a oharsung wife, but he didn't bring 'er The reunion was fine, the dinner was a riotg The toasimaster was Professor Bxrnie Hiott, Who is now at IU 3 as Deen of len, He got his training in 'boys' pranks 'way back when me party ended 'round about dawn, And by noon next day, most of then Back to their work their Job, and Bat they all promised to come back had gone careers in another ten years. fffdii scream! ll' f, Q N 28 s ' 's ,-- A few classmates remain, at them let us look. 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