Buhler High School - Mangonel Yearbook (Buhler, KS)

Page 21 text:

VALEDICTORIAN Carole Jackson Some people, during their high school days seek an elusive and rare thing called GPA The quest for this entity, which IS both quantity and quality leads students over vigorous paths and great obstacles The attainment calls for a high GPA ofcourse is Grade Point Average and those who most willingly pay the price of con stant endeavor who most successfully pursue knowledge are named Valedlctorlan and Salu tatorlan We salute them SALUTATORIAN Connie Dick 17 . . . I amount of ability and application. I I I ' I I -

Page 20 text:

SENIORS PHYLLIS THIESSEN G EORGIA THOMA S EDDIE MILES BOB WEIDE NEVADA TRUESDELL ELIZABETH VOTH Other highlights were the iunior-senior banquet, sneak day, and the all-school pic- nic at which the seniors won first prize in games. With mixed emotions we marched down the aisle to receive our diplomas, attended awards assembly, watched the hanging of the senior picture, sang the alma mater and then our high school days were over. RAY YERKES .IAN ET WILLEMS MARILYN WILLIAMS RALPH YERKES in

Page 22 text:

CL,q'SS PR EQ? Taking a leave from routine school duties, the seniors spent a day of fun at Camp Wood. Activities included horseback riding, boating, archery, ping pong, and accidental swim- ming. The seniors left at 6 a.m. on Monday, May l2, and arrived home that evening at 9 p.m. ,, WA TC JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Sweet Hearts on Parade was the theme for the annual Jr. 81 Sr. Banquet held May 3, l958. The Jr. Class honored the departing Seniors with food, music, and wit in the Grand Ballroom of the Baker Hotel. s FOOD u ' ' 02000 SENIOR DAY H F OR SU l. MBU CHAPERON RN..