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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

Bonner Springs Rural High School Bonner Springs, Kansas mo TOTEM POLE dedicatum For his loyal and understanding work as a teacher and councellor during the past thirty years, for his unselfish and endless service in making Bonner High a more pro- gressive school, we dedicate this 1950 Totem Pole to Mr. Paul Mize, assistant principal of Bonner Springs Rural High School 2 STflff Editor .... Associate Editor Business Manager Business Staff Sports .... Photographers . Faculty .... Classes .... Seniors .... Features . . . Organizations Typists .... Faculty Advisor Betty Lou W right . . Bill Nelson . . Doris Elliott . . . Sara Lee Bob Rehm . . Jim Pierce Lee Miller .Charlene Kerby Loren Ross . .JoAnne Tisue . Ginger Penrod . Virginia Scott Vernie Theden . . David Enloe Betty Wendt JoAnne Pembleton Lois Quinlan . Catherine Thul Gertrude Bender . Lvsle Stilwell 3 THE TOTEM POLE PRESENTS MID fflCULiy SCHOOL BOARD DONALD MC CULLY Director J. J. WHITEHEAD Principal; University of Chicago; College of Education, Greely, Colorado' Wayne University, Detroit, Michigan; B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Pitts- burg; M.S., Kansas State Teach- ers College, Pittsburg. 5 LYSLE STILWELL Commerce; University of Colo- rado, Boulder, Colorado; Fort Hays State College, Hays, Kan- sas; B.S., Kansas University, Lawrence; M.S,, Kansas Univ- ersity, Lawrence;Sponsor: Sen- ior class; Totem Pole; Pow Wow. PAUL MIZE Assistant Principal; B.S., Kan- sas State College, Manhattan; Sponsor: Senior Class. ESTHER LEWIS Social Science; Syracuse Univ- ersity, New York; A.B., Kansas University, Lawrence; Sponsor: Junior Class. FRED SNYDER Science and Athletics, B.S., Kan- sas State College, Manhattan; M.S., Kansas State College, Man- hattan; Sponsor: Junior Class; “B Club. 6 JOHN BROWN Physical Education and Ath- letics; B.S., Central Missouri State Teachers College; War- rensburg; Sponsor: Sophomore Class; “B Club. ARLENE STUCKER Mathematics; B.S., Central Mis- souri State Teachers College; Warrensburg; Sponsor: Sopho- more Class. DORIS STITH English and Latin; College of Education, Greeley, Colorado; A.B., Nebraska State Teachers College, Kearney; Sponsor: Freshman Class; PowWow. L. L. VAN PETTEN Vocational Agriculture; B.S., Kansas State College, Manhattan; Sponsor; Freshman Class; F.F.A. ERNESTINE SOLLER Home Economics; Stephens Col- lege, Columbia, Missouri; B.S., Kansas State College, Manhattan; Co-Sponsor: Junior Class. 7 JOYCE MOBLEY Physical Education and Speech; B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia; Sponsor: Pep Club; Student Council. PAUL MILLARD Instrumental Music; A.B., Col- lege of Wooster, Ohio; Sponsor: Band. ARROUNE ZUMBRUNN English and Vocal Music; B.M., Municipal University of Wichita, Kansas; Sponsor: Pep Club; Co- Sponsor of Freshman Class. DOROTHY MITCHELL Art; Joplin Junior College, Jop- lin, Missouri; B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Fittsburg. 8 semotis DAVID ENLOE The big business man in person.” VIRGINIA PENROD Her heart's like the moon There's a man in it.” Daisy Jr.” It Gin” BETTY ANN WENDT “She loves one—but which one?” WILLIAM NELSON “He likes to hunt, but what for? 10 SfOIOfiS JAMES PIERCE “Every class has a Casanova. Here’s ours. BETTY LOU WRIGHT “A lovely smile a winning way— that’s our Betty” any day.” DORIS JEAN ELLIOTT Her personality is a wonder jn itself.” ROBERT REHM “Some men speak from experience; others from experience don’t speak. ED GARRETT “I cannot love. I am still too young.” JOANNE PEMBLETON The humorist this world needs.” “Dorie” Little Babe” “Louie.” ' Ginny” stnioRs SARA VIRGINIA LEE “It’s a friendly heart that has many friends.” LOREN ROSS “A musician, a student and liked by all, but OH! My gosh! What a screw- ball.” Flash M Butch” J I “Kak LEE MILLER “His wit is like a meteor, brightening many a dark place.” CATHERINE THUL She is pretty, witty, and very sweet- just the girl you'd like to meet.” 12 SflllOfiS VIRGINIA SCOTT Our own little queen, charming and beautiful. ARDEN COX Girls, he’s not shy. Take a look, then give a sigh.” Bud JACK HARKNESS “Sometimes he sits and thinks, and sometimes he just sits. PAT JENNINGS As bright and cheery as the first breath of spring. Curly M “Patsy JUANITA FLETCHER It’s silly to think. Let’s folk. JORDAN JOHNSON “Some others might come to school for play, Jordan comes to sleep all day.” 13 Jeon” stmofis VERNIE THEDEN She towers above us all in many ways. CHARLENE KERBY Rather quiet she seems to be, but after four o'clock—you can’t fool me!” Skinny” FLORENCE CARVER A sunny disposition and a pretty face—a rare combination anyplace.” JOANNE TISUE None could be sweeter in such a naive way.” Flo” 14 stmofis VIVIAN HURTT “If silence is golden, Vivian is rich.’’ KENNETH PURTEE “There must be a lot of work in him, for none has come out yet.” Veese” “Ken M MARIE LIETZAN “She looks like an angel, she acts like one too, but you can never tell what an angel will do. LOIS QUINLAN A true and loving friend to all. Sis Loet ROBERT BEAUDRY A one-man circus that Ringling doesn’t control. DOROTHY WILLIAMS ' 'She is serious in everything she does. 15 Schmoo “Dottie Bobbie” stniORs ROBERTA SEWALL Petite and sweet as a flower.” MELVIN ELMER “Quiet and shy, but a nice guy.” Mel” HELEN VENERABLE “Quiet and sweet, pleasant to meet.” FERN LEFFERT “Not very tall, in fact quite small; her good nature is loved by all.” “Dolly” Libbin BILL COLEMAN It's not what you do—it's what you get away with.” MARGARET DOWDING “This little girl, we do not know, about herself or her beau. 16 “Willie” Margie Margaret Hicks Lester Burris Harold Summers Jean McKenzie Marilyn Christian Ted Satterfield Woods Peters Denna Ruth Reed Mary Ward Ted Stolfus Robert Stoneking Joyce Jackson Sally Wasson Charles Hutson Gary Leach Rita Schultz Ruth Klamet Robert Tichneor Robert Honeywell Viola Robbins 18 Orrin Dunham Alta Walters Lena Dale Bates Tex Evert Tom Klotz Dorothy Kitchen Bertrice Davis Lester Peoples John Perry Maxine Webster Georgene Mackey Richard Tice Mary Wallace Bessie Gomez Alice Gunderman Louise Boulton Millie Sue Peters Shirley Ford William Vaughn Betty Lou Green 19 SOPHOIMHIE CLASS Barbara McKee Tom South Gilbert Tisue Janice McCully Joyce Canaday Aaron W right Jerry Whitehead Jackie Wagenknecht Lois Owens Hank Mann Marcia Hininger Pat Reeves Marion McCleary J ohn The den Barbara Risk Mary Ellen Huonker Harley Luther Estella Mann Lewis C rosby Jerry DeWeese Barbara Shaver Arlene Venerable Bob Stidham Junior Mackey Malinda Stolfus Margaret Pierce J ohn Gar r 21 Ruth Arnold Charles Miller Ralph Handley Yevete Hayden Robbie Milner Frank Smith Norman Wickland Edna Pilger Rosemary Tichenor Albia DeMaranville Ralph Brown Nancy Umbenhower Betty Gomez Utah Harris Vernon Simms Juanita Eaton Betty Cook John Stanford Edith Tate 22 fRCSHmfln CLASS Juanita Sprague John Waltz Jack Rehm Pat Howard Catherine William Wally Reid s Bob White Judy Weeks Inez Scott Jackie Pearman Werner Silkey Shirley Knight Doris Owens Terry Ruby Larry Rocha Lola Jackson Marjorie Fenton Bill Mills Melvin Quinlan Barbara Deister Jack Anderson Morton Holmes Jean Walker Lillie Knipp Jim Murray George Mikesich Mary Purtee Doris Underwood Donald Pardee Bob Klotz i Barbara Penny Virginia Green Allen Kitchen Lawrence Vaughn Helen Knipp Helen Langford Ernest Fenton Donald Millsap fi Charlene Sewell James Canaday Dorothy Blecher Lewis Hurtt 24 Or vel W ilc ox San Jana Agiular Ilene Brown Keith Beard Larry Bush Minnie Eve land Myra Ford Russue Hernandez Warren Hanks Jim Bob Peters Helen Bolton Albert Fulks Ray Smith Earl Clark Aurora Williams Charles Riley Gerald Gander John Fletcher Russell Lawrence Annetta Cantrell 25 THE TOTEM POLE PRESENTS oRGflmzflTions 26 FIRST ROW: Betty Lou Wright, Jeon McKenzie, Betty Wendt, Mory Henfelt, Sally Wasson, Cather- ine Thul. SECOND RCW: Barbara McKee, Gertrude Bender, JoAnne Pembleton, Marlene Donahue, Judy Weeks, Sue Brown, Vernie Theden, Mary Wallace, Jackie Wagenknecht, Marcia Hininger, Doris Elliott, Virginia Scott. THIRD ROW: Joanne Tisue, Edith Tate, Joyce Canaday, Lois Owens, Inez Scott, Martha Yelton, Joyce Jackson, Florence Carver, Margaret Hicks, Mary F lott, Pot Jennings, Mary Ellen Huonker, Mrs. Zumbrunn. FOURTH RCW: Jean Walker, Mary Ruth Mc- Kee, Ruth K la met, Borbora Penny, Marie Lietzan, Millie Sue Peters, Mary Purtee, Margaret Dowd- ing, Georgian Mackey, Pat Howard, Doris Owens, Charlene Kerby. FIFTH RCW; Denna Reed, Marilyn Miller, Viola Robbins, Carolyn Hiett, Ginger Penrod, Janice McCully, Juanita Sprague. PEP CLUB Left to Right; Raymond Reynolds, Margaret Pierce, David Enloe, Virginia Scott,Juanita Sprague, Jean Walker, George Sprague, John Walz, Bob Rehm, Barbora McKee, Bob Elmer, M rtha Yelton, Darrell Coonfield. FIRST.RCW: Susan Sounder, Alta Walters, Sharon Hall SECOND RC : Jccn Roberts, Sharon Lingo, Janice McCully, Junior Mackey, Rosalie Einhellig, Ann eta Cantrell, Barbara Penny, Jeon Walker, Beverly Baurr. THIRD RCW: Frank Einhellig, Harold Bordess, Eleanor -?ees, Barbara Watson, Jessie orrith, Doris Owens, Lena Bates, Mary Portee, Dorothey Blecher, Jim Murray. FOURTH ROW: Don Millsap, Jackie Peorrran, Jim Peters, Marvin Lynn, Bever'y Hicks, Judy Weeks, Tex Evert, Marlene Donahue, George Sprague, Bill Nelson, Los Ou nion, Mr. Miiiord. ORCHESTfifl FIRST RCW: Tex Evert, Lee Miller, Lena Botes. SECCt.D ROW: Don Miilsap, Joyce Canaday, John Ferry, Mr. Millard. BIBLE CLUB FIRST ROW: Doris Elliott, Florence Carver, Fern Leffert, Juanita Sprague, Wolly Reid, Pat Reeves, Charlene Sewell, Roberta Sewell, Joonne Tisue, Barbara Risk, Vary Purtee, Edwcrd Vackey, Loren Ross. SECOND ROW: Sara Lee, Irene Anderson, Vorlene Donahue, JoAnne Pembleton, Betty Cook, Maxine Leffert, Catherine Williams, Doris Underwood, Minnie Eveland, Lilly Knipp, Lois Quinlan, Ginger Penrod, Mary Ward, Donald Pardee. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Christian, Lois Bolton, Estrella Mann, Melinda Stofflus, Nancy Umberhower, Juanita Eaton, Edna Pilgor, Anneta Cantrell, Helen Bolton, Myra Ford. f. f. fl. FIRST ROW; Jack Anderson, John Theden, Tom South, Herb Lee, George Sprague, J.O. Reynolds, Bob Elmer, Hank Mann, Melvin Huonker, Mr. Van Patten. SECOND ROW: Glenn Huffman, Charles Miller. THIRD ROW: Bob Stidham, Charlie Riely, Jack Rhem, Hwley Luther, Bill Coleman, Melvin Elmer, Henry Vaughn, Robert Tishnor. 29 GIRLS’ GL£f CLUB FIRST ROW: Befty Lou Wright, Virginia Scott, Mary Wallace, Doris Elliott, Sue Brown, Sara Lee, Mary Ward, Georgene Mockey. SECOND ROW: Florence Carver, Pat Jennings, Maxine Leffert, Betty Wendt, PatHoward, Pat Reeves, Martha Yelton, Mrs. Zuirbrunn. THIRD RCW: Denna Ruth Reed, Juanita Sprague, Barbara Risk, Inez Scott, Mary Ruth McKee, Joyce Jackson, Marilyn Christian, Ginger Penrod. IlilXED CHORUS FIRST RCW: Betty Wendt, Mary Wallace, Doris Elliott, Lois Quinlan, Bob Elmer, John Perry, Dick Tice, Raymond Reynolds, Sue Brown, Georgene Mackey, Joyce Jackson, Sara Virginia Lee. SECOND ROW: Mary Ruth McKee, Florence Carver, Martha Yelton, Betty Wright, J.O. Reynolds, Loren Ross, WorrenSilkey, Melvin Elmer, Ernest Fenton, Inez Mae Scott, Pat Howard, Mrs. Zumbrumn. THIRD RCW: Denna Ruth Reid, Marilyn Miller, Joanne Tisue, Viola Robbins, Jean McKenzie, Lee Miller, Clarence Herning, Darrell Coomfield, Harold Summers, Pat Jennings, Marilyn Christian, Barbara Risk. FOURTH ROW: Ginger Penrod, Mary Wcrd, Virginia Scott, Moxine Leffert, Pat Reeves, Juaneto Sprague, Bill Nelson. 30 ••• Kfl«tTT£S FIRST ROW: Charlene Sewell, Mary Purtee, Dorothy Blecker, Vernie Theden, Lena Dale Bates, Margaret Hicks, Ruth Klomet, Mary Louise Tice, Joanne Pembleton, Catherine Williams, Edna Pilger, Shirley Knight. SECOND ROW; Miss Soller, Pot Reeves, Doris Elliott, Ruth Arnold, Barbara Risk, Miss Stucker. POUJ UJOUJ Left to Right: Herb Lee, Mary Hanfelt, Vernie Theden, Mrs. Stith, Doris Eliott, 5 i Reh- Tom Klotz, Mary Flott, Mary McKee, Joyce Jackson, Sue Brown, Miss Stlh� e MartSa Yeiton. 32 , ‘ i iff , Z?n ,„ Bo.„ 03? ° Pnff •X lij Pu3 ?3 90g , Jd:tUon „ a?5f3ej ?Pe O «! '3Uoff 9°ff '■ £2 ’ss,:-a _ —££... � ££s?. z?a j ea IT fOOTBflLL IfflUl FIRST ROW: Bob Beaudry, Herb Lee, Keith Beard, Harold Summers, Jim Cona- day, Lester Peoples, Dave Enloe, Rophel Williams, Darrell C°°nfield, Bud Cox, SECOND ROW: Coach Brown, R y Reynolds, Jim Pierce, Gary Leach, Junior Mackey, John Wolz, J. 0. Reynolds, Bob Honeywell, Bob Elmer, Ed Gcrrett, Tom Klotz, Henry De Priest. SEASON’S RECORD Bonner 6 0 T onganoxie Bonner 6 25 Paola Bonner 0 30 Rosedale Bonner 13 26 Washington Bonner 0 19 Osawatomie Bonner 6 6 St. Agnes Bonner 13 13 Immaculata Bonner 6 30 Olathe 34 Bill Nelson F orward J. O. Reynolds Guard Bill Rehm F orward Raymond Reynolds Guard John Walz Guard Darrell Coonfield F orward “B” CLUB FIRST ROW: Darrell Coomfield, Henry DePriest, Rophel Williams, Ed Garrett, J.O. Reynolds, John Walz, Bob Elmer, Mr. Brown. SECOND ROW: Herb Lee, Ted Satterfield, Tom Klotz, Harold Summers, Lee Miller, Dave Enloe, Bob Honeywell, Gary Leach. THIRD ROW: Bud Cox, Ray Reynolds, Junior Mackey, Bob Beaudry. B”SQUAD George Sprague, Frank Smith, Aaron Wright, Lester Burris, Jerry DeWeese, Bobby Penrod, Larry Bush, Tom Klotz, Tom South. 36 THE TOTEM POLE PORTRAYS SCHOOL Lift STUDCIIT flCTIVIIItS DAVE ENLOE: Football 1 • 2 • 3 4 • Track 1 3-4 , B club 3-4. Glee Club j, Band j-j. Science Club j-2, Bible Club 2. Student counc 2 4. Annual Staff, yice-President j, president junior play, One-Act Plays, Boys State, Music Festival 1-2« Club Officer j. Honor Banquet 2. VIRGINIA PENROD: Pep Club 2-3 4. Glee Club 1-2-3-4. Kay- ettes 3, Football Attendants 4, G.A.A. 2. Bible Club2 Honor Banquet 3, Annual Staff 4, Girls Ensembles 3-4, Secretary 4, Mixed Cborus j. Music Festival j.2-3-4, Operetta 4-3, sc ho 1 arship Tests 3. BETTY WENDT: Turner j, operetta 3, Music Festival 2 3 4. Football Attendant 3, Cheerleader 3-4. G Club 2-3-4. Pep Club 2’3-4. Kayettes 3, Band 2, Treasurer 4, jjonor Banquet 2 3. Annual Staff 4. Girls Ensembles 2-3-4. junior play, Twirl r 2 Mixed Chorus 4, Pop. Queen 3. BILL NELSON: Band i-2-3. Basketball 2 3-4. Glee Club i-2- 3, Track 3, Annual Staff 4. Junior Play, Science Club 2. Music Festival 1 - 2-3'4 . Band Treasurer 3 , Boys • Enseaib lb s 2- 3. Mixed Qhortis 2-4 • MARY L. JACKSON: Kayettes 3-4, Student Council 3, Vice- President 4, Kayette Director of Religion 3-4. JAMES PIERCE: Wyandotte High i-2, Football 3-4, Trac-k 3- 4. •' B • • C1 ub 3 -4 , Mixed Chorus 4 , Annual Staff 4, •• B • Club Pres ident 4. BETTY LOU WRIGHT: Pep Club 1-2-3-4. Pep Club Secretary 3, Cheerleader 3-4, Head Cheerleader 4, Football Attendant 2, Secretary j. Vice-president 2, Honor Banquet 2 3� Scholarship Teats 2 3. G.A.A. 1. One-Act play 2. Junior Play, Kayettes 3, Glee Club l-2 3 4. Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls Ensembles j-2-3-4 Annual staff Editor 4, yusic Festival i 2 3 4� Speech Festival 2. T� irler 2. Bible C lub 2, Operet ta 1 -3 . DC® IS ELLIOTT: Band j. Girls - Ensembles 1 2-3. Mixed cho- rus j-4. Debate 3, Honor Banquet 1-2 3. Annual Staff 4, pow-wow Staff 3-4, Bible Club 2-3-4. Secretary 2. UNESCO Conference, Bible C• Vice-president 3, Music Festival 1 2 3' Essay Contest 2, G.A.A. 3. Kayettes 3-4, Junior Play, pep Club 3-4, Bible C Sec. 4, Scholarship Tests 1- 2-3' Glee Club 1-2 3. Kayette Sec. 4, Operetta 1-3, Speech Festiva1 3-4, Kayette pub. ygr . 4. BOB REHM: Football 2. Student Manager 3, Treasurer 2, Track 2 3 4' Student Council 4, Science Club 2, Bible C ub 2, Speech Club4, Junior Play, AnnuaI Staff 4, Schol- arship Test 2. EDWARD GARRETT: Football 3-4. Basketball 2 3-4. Track 1- 2- 3-4. B Club, F.p.A. 1. Mixed Chorus l. Student Counc i 1 1. JOANNE PF.MBLETON: Pep Club i-2-3 4. Student council i-2. President 2. One-Act Play 2. G.A.A. 2 3. nible Club 2 4. Band 2, Kayettes 3-4. Kayette program Director, Speech Festival 2� Annual Staff 4. SARA VIRGINIA LEE: Honor Banquet i-2. Glee Club 1-2-3. Girls Ensembles 2 3-4. Music pestival 1 - 2-3. Mixed Chorus 1-4, Bible Club Pres. 4. Annual 4, Bible C|ub 2 3 4 , Scholarship Tests 1,2 3. B nd 3, Bib1 e c ub V ice-Pres. 2 LOREN ROSS: Glee Club 1-2. Bible Club 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Music Festival 1 - 2 - 3. Band 1-2-3-4. One-Act play 1-3. Operetta i, Science C ub 2 • MARLENE DONAHUE: Band 1 -2 3 4. Band President 3. Pep Club 2 3 4. P “P Club Vice-pres. 4, G-A-A. 1-3. Kayettes 3-4, Kayette President 4, Bible Club 3-4, Glee Club 2 GERTRUDE BENDER: G-A-A. 1-3. Pep Club 2 3-4. Music Festi- val 1-2 3« Annual Staff 4, Operetta j. Glee Clubi 2“3 . Kayettes 3, Bible club 3. DARRELL COONFIELD: Basketball 2 3-4. Football 4, F.F•A. j , Student Council 1-4. B Club 4, Junior Play, Glee Club 1 -2 -4 , Music Festival j-2 LEE MILLER: Blue Rapids 1, Track 2 3 4. Basketball 2 3 4. Football 2 3 4. B Club j-4 , Mixed Chor us 3-4, Science Club 2-3� Junior Play, Boys State, Secretary 3. CATHERINE THUL: Glee club j-2, pep Club 1 - 2-3-4. G.A.A. 1 2-3 Cheerleader 3-4, Music Festival j-2. Annual Staff 4 , Operetta 1 . VIRGINIA SCOTT: Student Council 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4. Pep Club 1 - 2-3-4. pep Club president 4, One-Act play 2, Jun- ior play, Kayettes 3, Annual Staff 4, Twirler 1 -2 3 4• Footba11 Queen 4 . ARDEN COX: W i 1 1 i am Chr i snan 1-2 3� Football 4- JACK HARKNESS: Shawnee Mission 1-3, Turner 2. PAT JENNINGS: Pep Club l-2-3 4 . Glee Club i-2 3-4. G.A.A. 1-2-3. T i r I e r l-2 3 4. Head Majorette 3-4, Music Festi- val 1-2-3. Junior Play, operetta 1-3, cifl Ensemble3. JUANITA FLETCHER: Kayettes 3, Bible Club 1-3-4, Chorus 2 JORDAN JOHNSON: Bible Club 1-2-3-4. Chorus 2. VERNIE THFDEN: Student Council 2, pep club 2 3 4. G-A A. 1- 3. G.A.A. Secretary 3, Science Club 2, Bible Club 2 3. Kayettes 3-4, yusic Fest ivaI 1-2-3-4. Glee Club 1-2-3. Mixed Chorus } . Opere tta 1 -3 , UNESCO Conference 3,Soeech Festival 1-2 3« One-Act Play 1-2. Junior play, Pow-wow co-editor 4, Annual Staff 4, Scholarship Tests 2 3« Hon- or Banquet 1-2 3. Band 2, Debate 3. CHARLENE KERBY: Glee club 2-3, pep Club 3-4, G.A.A. 3, Kayettes 3. Music Festival 1-3, Annual Staff 4. FLORENCE CARVER: Glee Club j-2, pep Club 4, Kayettes 3, Bible Club 3-4. Mixed Chorus 4, Washington nigh 1 • JOANNE TISUE: Pep Club 4, Qlee Club 1 - 2“3 '4 • Kayettes 3-4, G.A.A. 1-2.BibleClub 4, Annual Staff 4. Girls Ensembles 2- 3. Treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus j. Music Festival l-2“3- 4 , Junior Play. KENNY PURTEE: FootbaI 1 2-3-4. Basketball 2 3 4. Track j-2- 3- 4 , ••B Club 4 . MARIE LIETZAN: Kayettes 3, Bible club 2, pep Club 3-4, pep Club Treasurer 4, Twirler 3-4. LOIS QUINLAN: Glee Club j-2-3-4. M d Chorus j, Bible Club 2-3-4, Bible Club president 2“3 Annual Staff 4, president 1, Music Festival j-2-3. Honor Banquet 2 3. Bible Club Vice-pres. 4, Band 2 3� S udent Council j . BOB BEAUDRY: Football 3-4, Track 3-4, B Club 3-4. CleeClub2� Sc ience C 1 ub 2-3 . Ac ademy H i gh-Er ie , pe nn. j. DOROTHY WILLIAMS: Debate 3, Bible Club 2. ROBERTA SEWELL: Washington nigh 1 2 3. Twirler 4, Bible Club 4 , Kayettes 4• MELVIN ELMER: Paola 1-2-3. Mixed Chorus 4 . F•F.A. 4 • HELEN VENERABLE: Bible club 2. FERN LEFFERT: Kayettes 3. Bible Club 2-3, Twirler 3-4, Glee Club 2 3. DeSoto High j. MARGARET DOWDING: Kayettes 3 , Glee C lub 2-3. Pep Club 3-4 , Bible Club 2 -3 • HENRY VAUGHN: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 « Bible Club 2-3-4 . VIVIAN HURTT: Bible C ub 2. BILL COLEMAN: F.F.A. 1-2 3‘4. Track 1-4, F.F.A. Sentinel 3 , B • Club 3 -4 . 38 PROPHECy The time, 1999. The scene, the living room of business executive Kenneth Purtee. As we enter, he and his wife, the former concert violinist, Vernie Theden, seem to be interested in the radio. We find they are eagerly awaiting the news broadcast. Now, Ladies and Genlemen: We bring you the latest news. Hello there, all you kind people. This is your announcer. Bob Beaudry speak- ing to you from the A. B. Cox Fox Farm telling you women that every fox has a silver lining. Here is your New York news analyst, Bill Coleman Hello everybody--From Washington: The V. A. has agreed to adopt the Hark- ness-Johnson Act for relief of the National Debt. The V. A. also agreed to allow the Miller-Wright Musical Comedy Productions Inc. to present their hit “The Re- mains of B. S. R. H. S. written by James Pierce prominent New York playwright, in all service camps in Japan. The new hit stars, Loren Ross with Virginia Scott and Melvin Elmer in supporting roles, along with the King of the Blues, Bill Nelson and his orchestra with his vocalists and pianist Vivian Hurtt, Dorothy Williams and Helen Venerable. From Philidelphia comes word that millionaire playboy Ed Garrett today profited another 3 1 2 million dollars on the stock market by selling his controlling interest of Co-op Oil Company, the largest oil company in the U. S. That’s the news for now so here is your announcer to remind you of Pembleton’s Pearly Pancake Flour. In a recent letter from the prominent home economist. Ginger Penrod, she stated that the Sewell-Thul Restaurant, located in cities from coast to coast, use no other brand. This is your sports announcer Darrell Coonfield speaking to you from the Country Club where the annual H. B. A. horse show is being held. It looks like a great show with three local Kansas girls fighting it out for top honors. Dowding, Kerby and Bender are going to go all out to win first prize so if you are not tied up tonight come out and join the crowd. In the world of sports, the Yankees an- nounced their star catcher. Bob “Red Rehm, signed this 1999 contract for the un- official amount of $80,000 the highest price paid to any ballplayer in the last ten years. This is the 35th year that Rehm has played with the World Champions. Now to our fashion reporter, Florence Carver, speaking to you from the Donahue Fashion Studios where all the latest fashions are designed. Good evening ladies, model Lois Quinlan has created a sensation by modeling the latest fashions in the hobble-skirt evening dress which was designed by Joanne Tisue. Miss Mary Louise Jackson also struck a pleasant note modeling the seasons most stunning bathing suits, designed by Henry Vaughn, the Adrian of New York. That is all the news on the home front so here is your foreign correspondent. Good evening, this is Doris Elliott speaking from Bagdad. Sara Virginia Lee, the first woman president of the U. S. has appointed Marie Lietzan as ambassador to Iraq. She will leave New York tomorrow to assume her new duties. From China comes the news that Pat Jennings has succeeded in her campaign to abolish the custom of binding women’s feet. Maurice Wheeler famous tobacco auctioneer has sailed for South America with his charming wife, Juanita Fletcher. While there, he will purchase a tobacco plantation for the Leffert Tobacco Company owned and operated by Fern Leffert, who inherited it from her father. Judy Burris, formerly Chandley, has been on vacation here for the last two years with her twin boys and--- Just then the door bell rings and Betty Ann Wendt, interior decorator who de- signed the interior of the Purtee Mansion which is being built on West Fourth Street by Enloe Construction Co., enters. Kenneth rings a bell and the maid enters with drinks for the group in front of the radio from which we hear--This is your radio station D E L W signing off. 39 CLASS MILL Of 1950 Gertrude Bender wills her good nature to Marilyn Christian. Bob Beaudry gives Judy back to the Freshman Class. Florence Carver leaves the Seniors to marry Bob. Bill Coleman leaves his pigs to Herb Lee. Darrell Coonfield wills his ability to cut school to anyone desiring to talk to Mr, Whitehead. Bud Cox leaves his attraction for girls to John Perry. Marlene Donahue leaves her before and after school taxi service to Ruth Klamet. Margaret Dowding gives her love for Oklahoma back to Mr. Brown. Doris Elliott leaves the job of Pow Wow editor to Martha Yelton. Juanita Fletcher leaves her quiet ways to Louise Bolton. Ed Garrett leaves his love of industry to Bob Elmer. Jack Harkness leaves his first year at B, S. R. H. S. a much happier if not wiser boy. Vivian Hurtt leaves her smile to Bertrice Davis. Mary Louise Jackson leaves her love for geometry to any up and coming junior. Pat Jennings leaves Harold, at last;--we thought this would never happen. Jordan Johnson leaves his scientific mind to Henry DePriest. Charlene Kerby leaves her love for horses to Lena Dale Bates. Sara Virginia Lee leaves her job of playing the march at the close of assembly to Sue Brown. Fern Leffert wills her place in the office to Mary Flott. Marie Lietzan leaves her perfect attendance in American History to Maxine Leffert. Lee Miller leaves his class debts. Bill Nelson wills his low sense of humor to Charles Hutson, Ginger Penrod leaves her quiet personality to Sally Wasson. Joanne Pembleton leaves her place in physics class to some future student. Kenny Purtee leaves his height to Willie Vaughn. James Pierce leaves his poetry to the school library. Lois Quinlan leaves her place at the head of Bible Club to Mary Ward. Bob Rehm leaves his red hair to Cousin Bill. Loren Ross wills his band uniform to next year’s trombonist. Virginia Scott leaves the Crown to next year’s football queen. Roberta Sewell leaves her twirling ability to Pat Reeves. Catherine Thul leaves her typing jobs to Mary Hanfelt. Vernie Theden leaves her switchboard post to Margaret Hicks. Joanne Tisue wills her shorthand ability to some future commercial student. Henry Vaughn leaves his little brothers for next years classes. Helen Venerable passes on her attraction for men to Shirley Ford. Betty Wright leaves all her troubles to next years editor. Dorothy Williams wills her Boogie Woogie to some other piano enthusiast. Melvin Elmer leaves his apple money for the office to collect. Maurice Wheeler leaves his studious ways to Lester Peoples. Betty Wendt leaves her cheerleading ability and her following of boys to Jean McKenzie. Dave Enloe leaves this six line poem in behalf of the senior class. Goodbye-dear old Bonner, Keep up your trail of Honor, Goodbye Bonner High. Though from you I am going. My life to you I’m owing. Goodbye, Bonner High. The whole Senior Class reluctantly leaves Miss Stilwell, the sponsor, to the Junior Class. 40 The plans were drawn up sometime in the early spring, and it is intended that the work should begin immediately on the new addition to our high school. The addition will include a gymnasium, auditorium, vocational agriculture department and shops, and the music department. At the close of the present school term work will begin on the remodeling of the present school building. Among other planned changes will be the converting of the present gymnasium into four rooms by putting in a floor at the level of the present balcony. The basement floor level will be used for the cafeteria and in- dustrial arts department--the upper floor for the library and small auditorium. The building is planned on the basis of the enrollment of 500 students. It is believed that the remodeling will adequately take care of the needs of the Bonner Springs High School for many years to come. 41 Pow-Wow Artists “League champs of 1952.” Pedestrians----beware. 43 “Candied-dates for the Pop Ball.” (Stuffed, of course) This is the “inside dopes (of sixth-hour study hall) 44 CROWNING OF THE HOMECOMING QUEEN QUEEN Virginia Scott STANDING, left to right: Ginger Penrod, Senior Attendant; Wary Ruth McKee, Junior Attendant; Jackie Wagenknecht, Sophomore Attendant; David Enloe,Football Captain; Cathy Williams, Fresh- man Attendant. 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