Buhler High School - Mangonel Yearbook (Buhler, KS)

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1958 6 PHYLISS IMEL NORMAN HUXMAN building. Who knows, maybe we started the sack style. We had to wear them to school-- burlap sacks, that is. We also had to starch our hair and could not comb it. The Following year there were 76 sophomores. Although we had lost some members of our class, others came to replace them. Twenty members of our class joined the A Cappella Choir. Four boys were on the first team football and one was on the first team basketball . Fourteen be- came CCC members. Like the year before, the highlights were the assembly and the skating party. As sophomores we felt a little more important. No longer were we at the bottom, we had started to climb the ladder. LA RRY MCMILLAN RICHARD MA DDEN ' x DONNA LISMAN CAROLE JACKSON JERRY MACHGAN IA NICE MOORE JERRY LOHRENTZ LeROY MA RT ENS

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LaVON EDIGER WALTER EMERY NUS if 'E T! Y 5 V MARIAN GALE CARL GREEN LOIS GAEDDERT SENIORS MAX I-ROESE WILMA FRIESEN ln August of l954, 75 freshmen boys and girls came to Buhler High School to enroll, the largest class in the school's history. It is without doubt that when school started these little green freshmen were scared, nervous and puzzled in the school where most of them would graduate. lt took a few weeks to get acquainted with the school and with classmates Friendships were made, never to be forgotten. OF the 75 freshmen, all but two came from Reno, Harvey, or McPherson counties. Kath- erine Redekop came from Old Mexico and Carole Jackson had moved from Texas. The class that year had a talent assembly and skating party. Of course, no one could forget freshman initiation when it rained and we could not wear shoes in the school PAUL HILLSHAFER FRANCES HALE RICHA RD HIB LER ,il

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FRANKLIN NACHTIGAL WARREN PEBLEY ABIE RATZLAFF GARRY PRITCHARD SENIO CAROLYN PETERS BOB PHILLIPS Our iunior year rolled around and high school life became busier. Our class con- sisted of 74 members. We worked long and hard preparing the junior-senior banquet Fairyland Rhapsody. The banquet was given on May 2 at the Mason ic Temple in Hutchinson. Before we could even think of a banquet we had to earn money and the football concession stand was our way of doing it. ln sports our class again showed they were good athletes in making the First teams of foot- ball and basketball, and A squad in tennis. ,IANICE REGIER MARILYN RATZLOFF KATHERINE REDEKOP RICHARD REEV ES