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

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.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

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-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

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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 . . . , . . . H. ' ' I 9 : I e e e o Qllinlbnn H. Heirs, D. Elliot, G. Bender, B. Wright, J. Pembleton, D, Donahue, H. Carson, 9 . : 0 e e e A e ce ' had , . - s o s P '