2 X., wc LIBRIK Q X ,Z ki X, YU,-f' ,f ee' W5 mass 0f Ulu-ns x9 Presents THE HORNET QF! lQ . vw' 3,2 Editor in chief Copy Editor Business Manage Hake up Editor Orcutt Ice Co Peabody, Kansas ?'l ANNUAL STAFF John Hess Evelyn Noell r Colleen McAllister Patsy Ridgway Sports Editor Advertising Manager Joe Stucky Hugh Long Distribution Manager Donna Zarnowski Faculty Advisor Meredith Litchfield If ini Q lesgi-Ae A iq' Androes Hatcher QW. A Q Newton, Kansas Wesley Moore Motor Co Whitewater Hatchery E1 Dorado, Kansas 4 Whitewater, Kansas ' Y f N 0 9 I s N 51 -fe' - 1' A L :st M3532 'f' P5252 . 5. ,H '-' 1,7 'veal v-.., 'Iv' - s.i. P ' Fhwi S: v' l nl ' 1' 'L 4 Q , ef? ,i 2, gg , . 5 gg? f . ui ,f - ,.: gg ' I 5 :jf l -- F 'f' n .L :e - M411 f 2 if 5' e 'F m ' '- 51,55 . ' wr J . ' 3- ' TS L 4: 3 . 1 ' 'tio' . n ' 5 iff F j - s, N ' mi ' . , . t V 1 W ' I . 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Aw fy ,ff u , ig A fc, f' :V W ful I - ,f A,,, M X L x , NN-.N xx I 1 Board of Educatlon 'ilu -5 ,,..-4 que Seated Rose Ammeter, Treasurer, Glenn Decker, Director, Carl Noell, Clerk Standing W L Scott, Supt Paul Ridgway, Harold Nelson Admlmstratlon Q 0 Seated Nina Wiggins, English, Paul Ridgway, Superintendent, Mrs Ethelyn Rees, Vocational Homemaking Standing, Walter Lohrentz, Physical Science, Harvey Loy, Commerce and Coach, Meredith Litchfield, Social Sciences and Coach, Alvin Franz, Music, A N Miller, Vocational Agriculture 307515005 Page Grocery Sunbeam Bakery NOHSOH, Kansas Florence, Yansas Newton, Kansas C C . U ' 2.1 5-I if ' . 'R f L Q -T '- fa E' x V Lf4x M , , . .ix-Q.:-x Anne I' E ., MMM -w.XX l .fM'Efg-e J' , R X ' : . . . 2 e o 4 o v '1 e e e s c L . i P' Z ' ' f 4 C 2 4 ' s f 1 ,- I 'Q JL 3 V ' ' . xi , ' lf f? . . 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' e I o o , NI Y! r N-Lil' CARL RIGGS Class officer 1 M A 2 Pep Club M Mixed Chorus 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Dramatlcs 1 2 3 M Football M Basketball 1 2 31 Track 1 2 'l SHEROL CLARK Class officer 2 3 M 2-fi Pep Club 2 3 M Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 M Glee Club l 2 3 M Dramatics 1 2 3 Queen Candidates Football 1 2 Basketball Queen 3 Nur Class officer 3 M Annual Staff F H A 3 M officer M Y Teens 3 M officer M Pep Club 3 M Band l 2 3 M Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 M Glee Club 1 2 3 M Dramatlcs l 2 3 M Queen Candidates Basketball 1, Track 3 Y'-1-I Football Queen M Assaria High School l 2 JOHN HESS Class officer 1 2 3 M Annual staff M sf F F A l 2 3 M officer Hi Y 2 3 M officer 3 Pep Club M Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 M Glee Club 1 2 3 M Dramatics 1 2 3 M Compliments of Football 1 Burns Warmers Union Basketball 1 Burns, K nsas Track 1 OfflCSfS F H A 1 2 3 M officer M Y Teens 1 2 3 M officer 3 Xi 0 1 we F.F. . 1- -3-M - ,Q , - - - -M - - -' I E-7 I : :E+ PATSY RIDGWAY A - - - : R' - ---- - . ig, !. c 0 o ' ' Ll- A - - - -M - ---- - :Tig .u4 BERTHA BECK HUGH LONG A 1 Class officer 2 Y Teens 1 2 ,, Annual Staff M Pep Club M RF A Band 1 2 M H1 Y M Mixed Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 3 M Glee Club 1 2 .ir-f Glee Club 3 A Dramatics 2 3 A Track 3 L COLLEEN MCALLISTER Annual Staff F H A 2 3 M officer 3 Y Teens 2 3 M officer M Pep Club 2 3 A officer L Mixed Chorus 2 3 M Glee Club 1 2 3 M Dramatics 3 L Queen Candidates Football 3, Track 2 Cassoday and Maple Hill l 'li ,pf MARJORIE MANKA ROBERT MORGAN To Your Success A -2' ' ' A 1-2 - Y-Teens 1 2-3-U McClure Motor CO Dramgticg 2 Pep Club 1-2-3-M 1Dorado, Kansas Basketball 1 2-3-u Band 1-2-3-M Track 1 2-3 4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-M gleeaiigg 5-5-3-M Osborn Cleaners Robertvs Motor C0 am r FIOPOUCGQ Kansas Florence, Kansas 'F ffxm ,Q pvc Q-4.32 n ll' EVELYN NOELL Annual Staff M Class officer 1 F H A 1 2 3 A officer 1 3 A Y Teens 1 2 3 A officer 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 M Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 A Glee Club 1 2 3 Dramatics 1 3 M Igpyv? ani- xii MARTHA POE Class officer 1 2 F H A 3 A officer M Y Teens 3 M Pep club 1 2 3 u Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 A Glee Club 1 2 3 A Dramatlcs 1 2 M Reece l 2, Eureka 3 Best of Luck 'i' NETTIE BELLE PARSONS Class officer 1 2 F H A 1 2 3 A officer 2 3 M Y Teens l 2 3 A officer 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 A officer 2 Band 1 2 3 M Glee Club 1 2 3 M Dramatics 1 3 M Queen Candidates Basketball 3 Queen 'V 354 EVELYN STUCKY A 2 Y Teens 2 Mixed Chorus 1 3 A Glee Club 2 3 A Berean Academy 1 Tucson, Arizona 2 Rice Chevzolet Co Oboe A Sons Potwin Grain Co Burns, Kansas Potuin, Kansas Potwin, Kansas aa: I fr X !.s ein A fl? '7 . s A - Band 1-2-3:h- Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-M - - -I+ - - ' . u H f Vi ,R N. gr A M lir 'f' ec' , 1 T - f.Mf V gg L 35' EQ ly- K V, - F'.H. . -3-lg, ,rfaf na, 1 Q5 -sy- JOE STUCKY Class officer 2 Annual Staff M F F A 1 2 3 M officer A H1 Y 2 3 M officer 3 Pep Club A Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 M Glee Club 1 2 3 A Dramatics 2 Basketball 1 2 3 M Track l 2 'fsurv 235 45 ' Q.. wi CHARLES WYSS Class officer 3 F.F.A. 1 2 3 M Offic H1-Y 2 3 L officer M Pep Club M Band A Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 A Glee Club 1 2-3 M Dramatics 1 2 3 A Football 1 2 3 u Basketball 1 2 3 A Track 1 2 3 M SI' 'x NNNN. 9' 411 KENNETH WEDEL F F A 1 2 3 M officer H1 Y 2 3 M officer 3 M Pep Club L Mixed Cnorus 1 2 3 M Glee Club 1 2 3 ,W n Basketball 1 Y? ' ARLENE WIDLER F H A 1 2 3 A officer District F H A officer A Y Teens 1 2 3 A officer 3 Pep Club 2 3 M OfflCGP M hixed Cborus l 2 3 Band 1 2 3 M Glee Club 1 2 3 A Dramatics l 2 3 A ,RN vi 1:-nv' DONNA ZARNOWSKI Daubers Cafe Burns, Kansas Annual Staff U F.H.A. l 2 3 A officer A Pep Club 2 3 M Band 3 M Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 M Glee Club 1 2 3 A Dramatics 1 Queen Candidate: Track 3 Harms Hardware Burns, Kansas French Shop Florence, Kansas Just A-Mere Laundry El Dorado, Kansas 1 Wa' 5 . K I A I U , -q fr K! . 1 , I 'CN 1 3 ' ' , ' -1 . V who IX X. b ' f 5 M ' 3 f ff ? x J' T3 of 21 X 3 Q s . Q? - , I . . . - - - M - - Q W , - - -u 1 3 1 A-.. . ... - - - M '-rl kwlfz V I. -I-O-I ' by QQ? , - - M - , .ix 4 . ' ' j - - - , v,, Ma, at 5 4 2? A Q - .. 'v ' ' ', 3 WN 1 1 . XL, L L . ' I ' V f 0 C Q ...- Semor Play J sans CAST small atomic homo Wilbur's bosom pal Hercules' cousin Celeste's little sister Wilbur Maxwell Hercules Nelson Celeste Nelson Frankie Nelson Aunt Mary Q Carl Riggs Hugh Long Sherol Clark Bertha Beck Hercules' aunt Nettie Belle Parsons Granny Uncle Bob's grandmother Colleen loA11ister Mr Quigley Nina Quigley Mr Qu1gley's grand daughter ran out of gas Dr Brown fake physician Madeline Quigley Mr Quigley's sister Harry Schuster Lawyer friend of Madeline Daphne the maid Claude the caretaker Nina Wiggins Director CP uw 22:2 Marjorie Manka Arlene Widler Evelyn Stuoky Frank Abplanalp 011 Well Services Winfield, Kansas Robert Morgan Martha Poe John Hess Patsy Ridgway Joe Stucky Evelyn Noell Kenneth ledel Assistant Director Business Manager Stage Manager Donna Zarnowski Costume k Hake up Director e , . 'ijlgil 3 l 1 X' ' 5 ,, , ' ' .7 A. I Tfigsjaiy. E 5 n .l ff , ey , Q 4 , . ,y f Ease' V , ' l s 4 gf' A 1 I W 5 M . .. ' ff Uncle Bob --------- - ---- -Hercules' uncle- ------ ------Charles Wyss V' Y, 5 R 2 fx J Efbv la5xs'g: X A e QE ' f x r 6 U' are M - ,ah 4 ' 7 . hi A X J Qi dv S91 V K A .V QA CLASS HIQTORY In September 1940, about 20 11 +1 g 1 and boys climbed aboard the Burns Grade Boat to net alt d r of learning. Nettie Belle Parsons, Arlene Widler, Fvelvr N r gs and Joe Stuoky were five of the children among has group a Simpson was the pilot and under her leadership all the children soon fel quite at home in their new surroundings They sailed haooilv along ln a gay, carefree manner and soon arrived at Vacation Island When they again embarked Miss Pencrietta Heyman was at the helm Al thoubh the current was swifter non they till had time for some play They even joined with the show Boat to nut on an operetta, HThe Toys That Had To Wait H They s fely ended their econd lap at Summer I land Here they chenyed boats as well s pilots His Cecilia Pirott was their able nav1gator.e the two sucoes ive cruises Sev ral of the child morning, some time later, they sighted a row boat coming toward them I it was Robert Mo gan who wanted to Join the BGB Eager hands helped him aboard, for extra help wa badly reeded to fnght the arithmetic SHHTKS which had recently attacked them lrynng to escape them, they ran into a geograph sand bar whore th y would have become stuck if their pilot had not carefully steered them thrrugh When they arrived at the pler, their third boat was waiting to carry them forward on their voyage After a brief re t,they set sail again wath Miss helen Farrar at the wheel A few of the passeng rs on board decided to get some musical instruments so that they could serenade their fellow passengers The extra noise was ra+her tiring so they docked their vessel at Rest Island for three months When they re embarked, Mrs Fred Ammeter took over their leadership They found that the river was getting wider now andthat the current was much swaftrr In p1te of a few peisng qudls and some treacherous English quick and, they reached their harbor safely, From here on they had to all in a larger boat When they were read to start, several new passengers walked up the gang plank They were Mar gorie Manka, Charles Wyss, and John Ies , along with the pilot, Miss Lois Betts Now theyfbund their going harder even theugh their speed seemed to be increasinc They might even have wrecked their boason several dangerous half surmerged rocks of science had nottheir lookout been on the alert and sounded a warning The group now felt more like seasoned seamen and were proud of the fact that they could join enior band, Y Teens or H1 Ytand be charter members of FHA when it was time for the second half of this cruise, the passengers learned thatthe former pilot had embarked on the Sea of Matrimony and that they were to have the pleasure of rewelcoming a former pilot, Mrs Fred Ammeter Under her leadersh1p,the group completed the Eighth Grade Cruise among the Isles of Smaller Learning When they had gone about midway on this excursion they were hailed by someone in a skiff To everyone'sjoy it was none other than Arlene Widler. She had been on several other boats but preferred the BGB above them all and so she ca e back to sail on with her former classmates. Whenthe crew docked on the shores of Eight Grade Grad- uation,the gourp decided to entertain the natives. The program,which con- sisted of Nwild Cat Willieu, was given with much success and showed great ' L.. la, tv Lllf S '. 2 if fwm.tna rivo Q Q - f , f 1 . ,et-aw, :ng , - ' D. t '. ' gh. Miss Melia N c ' ' U ,1 A .H 3 X t . . . . O ,. r ' I. ' I 5 ' t a 0 .- U ' . y S . . . . . , a JA I . 1 a s s . Q 2 Q . , x. S A . . . . 3 . ,.r D S. . . 1 Q . - ren, including Arlene Widlen at that time transferred to other boats. One ' ' -. 1 . ' J 1 ' . n r ' d T. . . - ' - s - f .- ij . ' ' ' ' . m . A . ' ' 3 A. . e - e -. a ' -' ' , 3 J . ' ' . H.. ' I . is p . . . , J . g C . 1 . ' . J l x . 4 g v ' ' ' X , . - .. T . . . L . . s L s ' S C V . . S . ' S . . t. . , . . . - . . A , F . . . . A nr Z ' b. . f M A X In in . . F. I. V A . 3 x . . . 3 . S. . - .- I . . O ' . V t .I . . . H CLAS' HTSTORY cCOhb1l'Il.19d, s1gns of future talent As a reward each memoer was presented with a pass port on the great llnerwhlch was scheduled to set sall over new and untriei waters 1n quest of the Folntaln of hnowledoe ln the Qea of H1gher Learn1ng. Evelyn Noell and John Hess recelved recegnltlcn for themr h1gh ratlngs in seamanshln It was a gala day wn thf fw st honda., ln S tfrrb W 'I 'TPS Same groun of youn' folks t rnci on Len d re J J 11J h J hool. ey knew that the I n wa rerowned J r pa sense s to a safe harbor ln the Lan nf bl n a 1 L v ntln anchor at e wharf of a nfv el T inf druid Jus O31 a the 5 U plank was lowered and ou+ th U1 1 Q tl h 1 s r st r, It w notlced that sev.r1l H r xcrbev 111 qewu d then f r the blg vofa eo They were Sherol Clart, Wcrna arm l, vbdel and F anvlln foectzen. Belng young and secs bl, l con al' felt cqualnteo wlth the other oassen er. of tue s.lo e re a H the membe s of the crew Prof Edmonds was the Cao aln Je was 3oS1SfCd k an le c ew of sexen oilcers Mrs. Christensen w des,oi up and 1+ w Per Joh to take care of all those cases of llStOF1CW1 ca lckness. After the voyage was well launched the youns pa senpexs decided t they shouudsgloetsome em- blems for themselves as was the custom Accordlnely, they chose UOnward to Successn as thelr Motto Blue and gold for thelr colors, and the Amerlcan suddenly swept 1nto a bus Wh1Tlp0Ol OT act1v1ty ine sw1rJ1np waters of studles and athlet1cs spun them .round and around, tnc clrcllng eddles f glee club, mlxed chorus, and band made them elmo t C1ZZy They could feel the strong undercunznts of F A,FhA, Y q'6HS, and H1 Y It was allzunense ly 1nteresting and gave them a ble thr1IL They enjoyed calm weather during the remalnoer of the1r nassa e across +he Freshman Sea except for a hurri cane that developed near the Algeora Latltudes The co nllot, Elmer Buhler, maneuvered the shln so Pl lfully, however, that not a slngle passenger lost. To celebrate on r wood fortu1e, he mal nmrs had several gay partles One vas on tn Jew on unch and another on the upper de k called florence. Under Iev ator Ann o JlLd1 direcrmon they WIGSGHfKd tne play, HI'm a oo , at the d 'nan s Pl y Contest une he dElfH1 sprmne normlng the Shlp dronoed an lol 1 Pcl1d y Day Qefore dlsem aT'lHJ, oaptaln Edmonds presented ach1ev menl awk ds to several o the caoetsq Evelyn Noell and Frankllr Goertzer rece ved the S1lver Marnt me Cue for dO1Hg outstandlng work on the rreshvev Qe It SnGTGf nw rvme Y all before the ecod sh1p BHS steamed out of the bay avaln and n we 1 s pxcw lnto the orhor 1 sea. The loyal group assembled on 1 e rec? a f hell H re they dlSCOVOT6d that A W Mller was to be th lr d at Hu h To 5 had come to take the place of Franklln Co ze h s ll l cpl an a ether ship Almost from the start, the ves el om L an sfnonl ol L0OmGLT1C3l f1Sh. The g1TlS saw some lone Fc. llv fy lor they s ook lor fly1ng saucers. Several t1mGS tr call'Bh1p Ahe 1 zd when oth r vessels approached near the Food BH, for her fanc upon tie eas do new well kr mn eud passengers often asked to b tlansft r u to he Llalre Hyde and Harold Russell came on board and salled wlfh tle g oup for some d1stanca wh1le Coleen Mcallls ter and nvelvn Stucky came on board as nermanent passengers When the shlp neared an lsland caDed HAcross the Border' the crouo became land conscious and pnson a olayentltled, A Nlght 1n the Countryl' Before they dlsembarked .. n T.: - ' 7 1 O I I U I I 7 I 5 ' 'J - ., , Y u Q u l l l X L . . L O . ' . 'Y - - - , - -M 1 5 ' fe, ' t. f e -J f ,' ee e. s--. 0, IBL U - , . ,.- .LA , A 1 ,' -.. ' 'fb , 'T Uh ll I J S C' ,I Nl . f .L 1' ' , DC x Q 1 ' '-4.., 'rj F-48 ' v ' 5' - ' v ' N .-.' f I V Th M' . 512, '-s f. f - lc- na L.5 Lllllid many . s Oh' v ' 'g-v , 1 , : '. ,L , -.L - .' ' I. 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' , . ., . 1 s w-o 0, on f A J 1' . .hir EJ 1.4. ra 1 'E . ' 1 , ,. . Q . . 1 X . F 4 I A 'Pr ' Q 4 D '1 n w I 4 U Y. C4 A ' ' cf Y or A ' 'J L C , . 5 . . 5 . , . CLASS HISTORY fcontinuedl they also served the Jr. and Sr Banquet, whlch was glven in true Mexican style When the mar1ners re embarked to sall the Junlor Sea, Captain Rldgway was ln command of thc shlp Mrs R os was the stewardesfand NhzLitchf1eld was thelr steward mhe traveler vero glad to welcome Captaln R1dvway's daughten Patsy, and hareha Po as new members of the rouD. Their shlp now rod the ht h waves of school 8CblVlf1O7 rlth tremend us pece No sooner would the voyavers top the ere t oi on L1 bllle than another mlghty bleaker would be ru nln toward th m To r de tlem slfely seemed super human ta k. Undaunted, however, tl ma n 1 headed the UIOJ of thelr shlp stralvht unto the onrushlng w ve of L s ang sportg coreests, pro ans and soclal aCtiV1tl6S Pt the top Jf on th teeap, they present d the play, 'Good Nlvht Lad1es.n At the ore t oi arota wavv,th y crowned ShqTi.Clark Queen of H arts ove tae ntare 11 tt At thf o ak or a lon roller, some of the1r members tool par' 1D n lHTLT 1 t lay called,UThe Clty Sllcker and Our Nell W When tley neared havalw tl 3 recorated the alley and gave an Hawa1ian Banquet 11 honor oi the D H131 Pad ts Shortly JbfO1C they moored themr shtp for a short vaeat on amend these tourlst islands, each member of the party recelved a clas rln as a pas oort to the Sen1or Sea. Before lone all tue ole salts wer ready to resum th 1r voyave for they were now ankwous to completf thelr tT1D and fund that lone sought for Land of Wlsdome Th y now numbe ed 18, for Bertha Beck who was ln a hurry had taken a motorboat and ad hurrled throuvh several seasin order tocwer with a magestlc bearln thredvh th Qenlor Sea and ltwas only natural that all the qu en should oe emo en from thC1T roup Patsy R1dnwf'waa crowned as the Football Jteen, hrttl B Tle Pa sons as the Basketball Queen of Hearts and Naltha Poe a Track Que n Durlnf th s foyave, the group held a carnlval on the lowcl df CK and a Ga, Nlnetles 'lalent Show on the upper decle Under the pllotln of Nav1g tor dlna Wl? lns, they took part ln the play, 'Balcony Scene, whlch took ilr t whem lt wa presented on the Whltewa Craft and second wlen lt wa performed or the W1Ch1ta Llner With the guldance of lst mate Alvln Franv nany of en: grouo gourneyed by motolboat to the Douglas Vessel nd l o to +h N1Ch1 a L1n r where they eouoeted for hlvh honors 1n the IHSlC Con s P t y nld Wlf s sax solo rated f1PSt at botn snwp so she also oerforned at tn St nNUOV13 Llner Th 0u1d1ng of Co p1lo+s Loy and L1t hfl li d1d much to 1 lo the boys brlnv ln the honors 1n football, ba ketball, and track Phe sellers on the Junlor Sea honored the Group wlth a Heap B1 Powvow Banduet Nearlne th end of their voyage, the tr vel rs presented the Senlo vlav Hr1nders Creeper U whlch was a hllarlous sucee s The Commezc ment L1 nthous was now COm1ng 1nto slght and there was a mad scramole oO et to other all the SOUVLn1TS whlch they had accumulated from ev ry port, to p k up thelr lu va e, and to don thelr caps and Downs rt partlng, Captaln Rldgway pr sented medalsof award to many of the marlners. 'e proclalmed nvelyn Noell as the Valedictorlan, and Martha Poe as the Salutatorlan. It was now no t1me a a1Lu3ti1 thegood ship BHS was moored 1n the harbor. As the cadets marched down the gang plank they were each handed a diploma to show that they had finlshed the Hzuvh School Course. As they stepned out onto the Land of Wisdom, they lift- ed thelr eyes and b held w1de vlstas of water ahead, US1Dg their field glasses, they soon discovered that thls shore was not the1r stopping place but rather the commencement of the voyage across that largezg more majestic Ocean of Llfc. This log was faathfully kept by Nettie Parsons and Evelyn Noelll . . ' 0 O 0 I i O . -- no I I . . -E A o es C - K f , . . . 4. ' 1, . S 1 , . ' A 3 -' 4- 1 , , rv ' I X, . . , Q . N . ,L . I. . - . J - Q3 - . g K .' . f C w A C S BJ 'O 1 Q 0 ' ,, gb - 1 'S nf 'K -. W I 'I ' ,. ,' , , - A S ,S 3 . L . U LJ' F . 1 v 3 1 . . ., .I 3 ,, .X , , S 'N ' , ' AC IE H. 'T 'Q , A 7 1 - - - - , ,., .L ,., f. U . , U. If e . 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' u f ' I CLASS WILL Ladles and Gentlemen, Board of Educatlon, Superlntendent, Teachers, and Frlends We, the Class of 1952, belng about to pass out of th1s sphere of educatlon 1n full osse suon of a cxamned mlnd, well tralned memory al most superhuman understandlnv, do make and and testament he ebj lEJOlklUU and mak1ng promises by lt at any tame h r tofore male, one to another as the thoughles W1 h of an publ sn tnls our last wlll vold all former wllls or or maybe carelessly spoken, hour We give and b quowtn freely and wlthoxt reservatlon to the Junlor Class, our most lmJO tant 1 1 1lHTl propoltme , oul self satis factlon, our lm7OFt nc n 1 of whnc wo ess enormous quantmtles v +o tie Iurlors our well known nerve whlch from pre ent lrdlc tmJ1 tw V1 l not n ed, and all the qulz questlons we hale een 5 Ven eu o st ea To the Soonomore Fla , our Pool rfl nds, we leave our graceful manners, to use arlnclpally he r mHbll H cl s es We also leave our patlence, whlch we ieel w1ll be very u efml a the only mears by whlch they can endure the TlMlOl the young and unsoph1st1ca+ed lro hmen we leave our ab laty not to stay so thev can drlve apter dark ln alter school and our Dr ver's L1PSDS6S to the Freshmen boys, oul lear old chool bumldlnp lt self, we leave the peaceful qulet cau ed by our absence ard any ap le core , candy wrappers, worn out chewlng um, or crumpled notes we may have leit about ln our desks and halls LO our teacher , the faculty of glve, free from 1nher1tance, luxury, knowledge Also our ablllty to talk whlch we here by recommend they glve Jurns Hlgh School, wlll hereby or lncome tax, our entwre tore of them ou+ of that last mlnute te t to next year's classes I, Bertha Be k, w11l my lone halr to Patsy Jackson I, sherol Clark, w1ll my ab1l1ty to fllrt to Carolyn Stucky I, John He s, wmll my dark complexlon +o Flvyn Flnk I, Huvh Lone, wlll my b1g blue eyes, one aplece, to D1x1e Slms and Chrlstene Lefert I, Margorle Manka, wlll my love for talklng to Pat Hlckman and my B1OlOgy Book to anyone who w1ll ,ust be klnd enough to take lt off my hands. . . . . 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'I this seal wo I, Colleen McAllister, will my ability to leave Burns High School in one piece to the Junior Class. I, Robert Morgan, will my ability to high jump to all the frogs in the Science Roan and my height to Danny Stucky. I, Evelyn Noell.. will my snake charmer Qoboel to anyone who will love, honor, and obey it 'till death do they part. Nettie B 'W P rsors, will my ability to meet the midnite curfew Barbara White and my letter writing technique to Kathryn Ammeten Martha Poe, will my ability to catch a man to Joyce Brenzikofer Pat Ridgway, will my hair to the Rotz Furniture Company Florence to stuff horsehair sofas I, Carl Riggs, will my sense of humor to Ray Boese I, Evelyn Stucky will my makeup kit to Janet Vestring I, Joe Stucky, will Nancy Nelson to M rv1n Nightengale and my date book with all the girls names in Goessel to Eugene Graves I, Kennth Wedel, will my quietness to Ronald Kirkpatrick I, Arlene Wid er, will my ability to sing to Margaret Truman I, Charlie Wyss, will my curly hair to Mac Ridgway to cut down Toni expenses I, Donna Zarnowski, will my ability to ride horses to Betty Wyss In wi n ss whereof, We, the Class of 1952, the testors, have to wil wrlwen on two CU sheets of parchment, set our hands and this th eenth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and fifty Z AU! 4,4191 W' X do ,ef 'I' ,at W feet 1 1 , K, 'ivy-Q f I4 Czfflfzf Nh? 3? 254 45LiQgJ,Q2zQcUz0 77 ,ff ,,, M, If Nl' Qzijlig f l I, elle a . 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I, . . u. . in , . . . . . . . . on 't e t . a ..- J f A I ' V I I 0 M I C- 'f 13,4 me rl . ,j QA' I- ' 7 ' ,J if-7 T!l4f' J . , 0: Mfg, Q, La,-44 , 3 , .fb ,V - 1 K. an an M f71f,15'6'e'?J af- ff? :yu Z 14, :V J, f as L ' - h Q ' x.. 17 'mf ' I J ae, - I ,fi A ff , fi of ,QV X an I A , I f' I. lp, ff' 1Lr,'4IH I I 1 ' N 4,' A W X 1.-f' V+ GIFTQ To Sherol we glve thls whistle To keep her on her toes, Wlth thls she can catch a man And hook h1m rlght through the nose Arlene w1ll need this pltchplpe To always keep her on key, She'll be competltlon for Margaret When she's 1n Washlngton D C To Charlle we glve thls football To remlnd hlm of those day When he led our school to v1ctory And for football he got much pP3lSL Carl llkes to run around, But never w1th a glrl So we'll glve hlm a hot rod, So he can have hlmSBlf a whlrl Kenneth w1ll be a farmer We all know thls by now, So welll glve hlm h1s tractor, To Evelyn Noell we'll g1VS a plano To take when she goes to school So she'll always practlce her lesson And follow the muslc rule, Donna w1ll llke thls horse To remlnd her 1n her heart Of those good old school days When she and her horse couldn't part Nettle was the Queen of Hearts But that was Just for a n1ght So we'll glve her t5lS llttle heart So she'll always be full of dellght To Johnny goe tHlS checkbook To u e wh.le he's at work, For someday he'll be a treasurer And hls QutlBS he'l1 never shlrk For Evelyn S 15 a dlctionary So she can learn b1g words Then she can talk more fluently, Instead of seldom belng heard We llke to know when Marge is around So to her we glve thls flute So even though her mouth 15 closed Her tongue w1ll never be mute ooe g1VSS the glrls attentlon So we ll g1ve nlm thls phone New he can call them all he wants And may he never be alone. Patsy may wear thls dlamond 11ll someone buys her one, Untll then may she be carefree Ind really nave lots of fun For iugh we have a clgar To lemlnd hlm of a carefree age T1 n he was the town's blg playboy For Colleen we have perfume So he'l1 always smell so sweet Ve want her to have lots of fun And entrance every boy she meets Fol Bertna we have t11s Jewelry May lt never, never turn green, Then someday she can sell lt Rnd forever l1ve llke o queen Ior Bob we have a basketball, show that he's a star, any fleld that he undertakes really should go far Martha we glve a PIGCL of rope tl her man up tlvht, We m1ght glve her a steel trap But that wouldn't be polite Mr Rldgwxy We know that when klds get out of h1nd you'd re lly l1ke to skldaddle, But now 1nstead of runnlng away You can Just use thls llttle paddle F' . . 1 . . . . D I O , Zi 0 . . . . . 1 x , . ' A ' S 1 y - Q 1 I A' 'X c . X. , ' nl ,Q n Q ' ' iw' ' ' . ' A ,x w C .. ' . 1 - 1 FA. ' , A o c . I . e . 1 Wlth W'11Ch 'GO Pull a plow. Andi kept the girls in Z1 daze. . . 1 A ., .9 S Q ' xv x ' . o . . . 1 A , l 1 , , O L . . Q . ' . '1 I ' ' To 1 In ' 1 ' I HG -' , S 1 . To ' I ' 3 S l To 'G 'D . 1 . Q 'I ' 0 Q . . . Q - ' . L a . . P . 4 A . . I . A. . A. PROPHECY Dear Sherol, As I'm driving along elght lane super hlghway 77 on my way to the 1962 Wor1d's Fair belng held ln Burns I dec1ded to look up some of our clas mates It mlght prov a llttle mare dlfflcult than when I left ten years ago because Burns has grown tc a t1r1v1ng metropolls of 3,876,000 persons I've heard that th re r L31 thls udden growth was the dl covery of a rlch vein of hlgh graie JT lllm cre dlrectly under the old high school bulldlng The dlsccv ry 11s c edlted to our old frlend Arthur Amos 1957 It happened one day w en he was replaclng a few geranlums torn up by Mr Lohrentz's b wvv cla s for exper1ments He dug a llttle deep ln puttlng down hls ten loot fence posts, to prevent thls agaln, and struck the vein Of course they had to tear down the old school bulldlng to get the ore but the government pand erough for the land to bulld a beautlful new bu1ld1ng It's one of be very latest style It has a full length basketball court Wltb plenty of seatlng capaclty, I'm told It 1S also whlch saves the pla ers from changlng ends at the half bv swlnging the whole gymnaslum Put thls was all 7 years ago and I've heard that now there are 6 other hlgh schools, 32 grade schools, 15 junlor hlgh schools, to say nothlng of two UD1VCTSltlGS As I entered ElDorado, a urburb of Burns, the flrst thlng that caught my ewe was a large lmpOS1ng church A large slgn lnformed me lt was the Flfth Mennonlte Church of Burns, Reverend Joe P I Stucky, off1c1at1ngg Pastor on Sundav, Basketball Reicree on Week Days Before I could reach the parsonage a car stopped 1n front of it and two g1PlS about slwteen got out and started walklng toward the house Lettered on the door of the car was, WNATION WIDE BABY SITTERS, INC , Margorle Manka, owner and 1n smaller prlnt was the motto, Wwe Sit From Coast to Coast W Out of curloslty I stopped the two girls and ask them why they were both golng to the same house Thev replled that Rev and Mrs Stucky were startlng revlval tours of the ne1ghbor1ng towns and would be gone for a week and lt would take two ltters to take care of thelr 8 chlldren walked away sllghtly flabbergasted and th1nk1ng of the old aaylng, WCheaper by the Dozen W It took me about 30 mlnute to re ch the maln street and I found that lt was blocked off 1n preparatlon for the World's Falr The parade was COm1HQ about a block away so I crowded closer to get a better v1ew As the parade grows closer I saw a women photographer push through the crowd to a street llght, hurrledly cllmb to the top, and began taklng plctures of the parade I stra ned m ewes to see who tF1S bound1ng flgure was and to my amazement found lt to be none other than Colleen McAll1ster Soon she scurrwed down the pole and was maklng for another to evldently take more plctures when I stopped her for a br1ef second as he dldnft have t1me to talk I alwars knew Colleen was atnletlc but I never thought it would land her a Job oi thas 11 d. Incldently, she's a crack photographer with the New York Tribune, Q ' - ' , . . . W A S- . . N 9 y. I Q A, .1 . - .B l ,', I . . . . e as5, 'rc ' s 's . . : y 2.,L 5 . D . . . . ey, fi T . . in , I A fb I ' Q ' . iogt,, ..s L ' , ' ' Q I . I ' ' . t. A f - . . A int, C . . . . equipped with the latest photoelectric referees. It also has a device . V . G . . . ' f. . . 1 1 . ' ' s ' ' . J . . U . . . . . A . . . . . J -' T ' . .4 . . C I I o V . 0 V' 9 ' s' ' ' . I ' V - Q I S Ez. ' . . . . . 1 O ' i Y J K v A 1. . H . ' Q .Y N -.N . V 3 S . . 1 . . . 3 V . . . , . X., G . q PROPHECY Qcontlnuedl I turned my attcntlon back to the parade and flrst in llne came the motorcycle pollce to clear the way for the mayors car Rlding 1n the mayors car beslde the mayor and FIS w1fe was an attractlve lady who seemed to be Gu1t6 lmportant I d1dn't IGC6OFD1Z9 her o I asked tne pollceman standlng by my slde who she was Pe gave me that look that almost says, Wfhat rock have fou been h1d1ng under fo the east few years W I repeated my questlon and he repl1ed th t she was A1 s Ffeljn Noell who recently was appolnted the Unlted States' delegate to tr U U She took ov r from Fleanor Roo evelt who res gn A P lull an get back ln o power I thanked the polleeman and remarled tn t wf anvone can req on wlth the Russlans, Fvelyn couJd He v ve ne anot er on of tue e WUbere have you bcenn look and went on to Wnform me k hf dlr dy ttlled the Pus l3US into g1VlUg back Ch na and 19 now trf g tr turm th r vgalnst PONmUn1Sm, I edged away from thas upeluo m reed telng nd contlnued to watch the parade. The parade was about over so I rot my car out of the parking bulldlng and drove to the favr fround There was in lr show f01Dg on 1D front of the grandstand so I parked ny ar and went ln Two llane lere flylng w1th thelr WlHU t o lmos tout ng Ullle man sri a glrl performed trapeze acrobatles f on t 3 trapeze bars suseen d f on the pvanes he into the hand of her naxtr on L e otn nl ne After the applause dled down the announcer sxfn d o I by aylng Udon t forget folk , you can see Miss Martha Poe and V elrl 1 LL ln another sen atlonal daredevll trap eze act beglnnlnp ton1fkt at 8 l M After recoverlng from the hook I ambled over to the llvestock bulldlng The champlon cattle from all state of th unlon were at the show th1s year I walked lone unt1l I c me to the Van a entrles A large Slgn Sald that the e cattle w re ral ed bv the Lazy W Ranch of Burns I d1dn't remember thls ranch are so I a ked one of the stable boys who the owner was and how t vet started He sald + was wned by Mr Cenneth Wedel One da mren he was WOTk1ng ofi hls excess energy on a post nole dlggcr, he went a llttle too deep and up came an ell Pusher He met bl w1fe on one of h1s vacatlon crul es and they now have 3 bovs and 5,000 head of cattle I left the bulldlng and tarted acres the treet to a cafe when I was almost run down by a souad oi motorcycle con e courtlng a large armored car They stone 0 ln front of thc acn n tr t1r1 bulldlng and started un loadnnp troprles and bag of money I went IS close as I dared wlth so many machlne gun around .nd watched On the 1de of the armored car was palnted, UBurns Armored Car Servlce, a dlVlS1OW of the Burns Bank and Trust Comnany,U John Wesley Hess, Presldent It looks s though John 1S dolng oulte well for h1m elf After dlnner I wandered down the street and stopped 1n front of a bulldlng where the Republlcan Party was hold1ng their natlonal convcntlon The nomlnatlng started earlier ln the day and such famous men as Teddy Roo evelt III, Harvey Loy, Paul Rudgway, and Meredlth Lltchfleld have been . . w - . . . r o . . . . , . - . . 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X 4 L' PROPHECY fC0ht1UU6d, selected The conventlon th1s year had almost as nany women delegates as men The lady delegate from Knasas had been recognized by the chair and a hushed expectancy fell over the crowd s noe Kansas was supposed to nomi nate a Hdard horse W Alter a ho1t pe cn th d legat nominated Senator Nettle Belle Parsons for ta p sxlency cf the Un tel Slates I certalnly was surprlsed and would are 1 d to t yo and een who won the noml natlon but t1me wa n a had +C o goln I d6C1dSd I mlght l fC ll t +h1s new Burns Hlgh School, so I jumped in my car and follow d th d.re tlons glven me by the pollceman on the corner I com dn t hive told the school from all the other sky scrapers around 1f lt haon + b en lor the eorncr tone Inscrlbed on the stone was Burns Hlgh S hool erected ln 1958 under the co operatlon of Glenn Decker, Carl Noell, Ro e Ammeter, W L Scott, Harold Nelson, and faculty I walked toward the door and tarted to open lt when the door opened wlthout my help I declded lt must be one of those new electrlc eye systems I was looklng on the dlrectory to see what floor the superlnten dents office was located on, when I s w that the Supt was none other than Robert Mornan I found out hls offlce was on the tenth floor I walked to the end of the hall looklng for the talrs, when a llttle boy ran 1nto VI'm Charles Rlchard Wyss, Jr U and my daddy 15 the coach at thls hlgh school and 1f you hurt me, my daddy wlll break your neck I told hlm I wasnlt golng to hurt hlm and a ked h1m where the stalrs were He told me there werenlt any stanrs and I'd have to take the escalotors So up ten floors I went to the floor of the offlce I walked ln and was met by a women I recognlzed to be Bertha Beck She dldnlt recognize me so I asked her 1f I could peak to Mr Morgan She Sald 1f I dldnlt have an appolnt ment I would have to oc e bank later I told her who I was and lt flnally dawned on her that sh went to school w1th me She told me she had been se letary he1e for h years row and that I could go r1ght 1n He really d1dn t wart ny n slu b1nf h m but 1R06 lt was I he wouldn't m1nd I went ln and url d to Ike hmm lp as he was sound asleep Thls wasn't un usual for Robert ft ze s eot most of the t1me durlng Blology when he was in hlgh school, a lei Robert 1f he knew what any of the other members of the UClas OL 'fa vera dO1Hg7 He sald the only one he knew of was Evelyn S ucky ft r hlgh school she started work1ng as a telephone operator and has a acv worled herself up to hth v1ce presldent of the South We tern Bell I leohcne Company After chatting awhlle I lnquired as to where Charllo Wvss mlvht be and after ho lnformed me, out on the foot ball fleld I made m dep Iture My next stop was the new football stadlum and sure enough there Crarlle ra I asked h1m how he had been dolng for hlmself and he sald, Uwonderful, my football squad has only lost l game 1n the last three seasons I told hlm about sone of my flndings so far today and he told me that Hugh Long was ln Hollywood, Cal1forn1a where he has been maklng a success of hlmself for the Past 6 years He 15 the latest bobby sox slnger Yes, he 15 Hollywoodls b1ggest h1t slnce Johnny Ray lost has voace and I guess h1s fan really keep hlm busy . . . 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U I PROPHECY Ccontinuedl He also told me about Donna Zarnowskl who had glven up horses for cars. She bought out the General Motors Company 1n 1959 and 15 now produclng the world's hlghest prlced cars called the UCars of Tomorrow.N They are the klnd you push a button and W1HgS w1ll appear 1f you are ln a hurry They say her plant covers a thousand acres of land and lt 15 lmke a small town w1th 8 skyscrapers on lt where every part of her new car LS made After talklng to Charllo awhmle I found my car and started my long trlp home, I wltched on my radlo and found some muslc At the close of the program the announcer sald, uL1StGH ln to the Wldler Varlety Show next wak at thls same t1me,N And now Arlene, wlo does all her own C0mpOSlng, ar rang1ng and slnglng says Hgood byen to all you nlce folks L1ttle did I reallze when I was back ln B H S that our classmates would go so far, By the way, 15 your new tyllng shoo completed? And what 13 your latest ha1r style? I nope lt 15 short for I have lst cut mlne for my trlp. Dld you kno: I have been selected as one of the two women to accompany 3 men on the flrst exoerlmcnt l loclet fllgh to toe noon Patsy Rldgway OUR COLORS We have selected only tnose endurlng hades from the prlmary colors themselves that have gleamed through the ages ln the ralnbow of promlse slnce God set H15 bow 1n the cloud 'or we have wanted our color to en dure ln gust such glorlou promlse through the years of succes tmat are to be ours, Flrst then, we chose tue blue of trut1 for our foundatlon the blue oi the sky and the sea nd of all etern l thlngs that are as true and as hlgh as the heavens, and as deep and unre tlng as the ocean Blendlng wltn tnls blue, that means so mucm, the gold of pure value and true, h n at sterllug worth, the color of the sun hlne and the symbol f all glory, what grander colors could we nope to attach to our banner as we march forth lnto the crowded thoroughfares to perform our m1SSlOH to humanltvl nvelyn Stucky Donna Zarnowskl . . . . . . . . . . . . O . . . . . , 1 O a u u 5 F . . . Q 4 5 . . 1. , . . . ,. 1 an . . . r . . ' 7' Q . . . 0 -0 u ' . , F . u . . Q . L , . , . . f v . . . U v , . . W 1 R ,A . , , . L J. 1 x U L A g Hope to hear from you soon! . . . . ' . I S A . . . q . . . . . Q s, r o s - . . . F . , 0 , J LJ L . , , . L , --- ' ' 11 fi . 1 L C.. .4 LL . , G . , .7 c 9 . . , ,. , A o .h , . . f- C ' 1 7 Ss' . 1 O , I Q . . V .w s S 71 . CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose There are many reasons why we have chosen the Rose as our class flower Flrst lt 1S one of the rlchest and most beaut1ful of flowers and second it is the unlversal symbol of love a symbol understood by peoples of all natlons, Tonlght we are much 1n love wlth llfe the past and all that it has meant to us, the present, wlth lts beauty, well belng, and honor it 1S holdlng out to us, the futu e, because of 1ts promlse of good thlngs to come, and the challenge of uncertalnty and mystery that lles ahead We w1ll be called upon, 1D tnc future, to demonstrate true man hood and womanhood the very tulng we n v been trylng, durlng the past years to chleve, he do not mope to d velop thls all at once, gust as the rose does not open to full blo som ln a mlnute or an hour, but very gradually petal by potal and leaf by leaf, we hope by contlnual upward StP1V1ng to develop our talents our better tralts, our characters untll we wlll be worthy of the trust placed 1n us by our parents, our school and our communlty, all this belng SymbO11ZGd by our class flower, the Ro e CLaSS MOTTO Onward to Success It 15 for the preparatlon of our future llfe that we have day by day devoted ourselves to our studles, selected under the gui dance of our lnstructors those courses that Jould best sult us for our dutles 1n l1fe after school days are over Thus we hope and b llcve that wo are prepared for better thlngs, We have kept our eye on the needs of the future and not Just on the pleasure of the pre sent, e have learned that every day of our cxlstnace 1s, ln a large measure future, of good buslly formlng. We reallze too that our learning perlod 1S not over but really gust beglnnlng Every good deed we do paves the way for a second good deed, every les on we learn makes the SuCCe6d1ng one, that much ea ler, thus we are determlned to sow w1th care that we a preparatlon, a laylng of a stone 1n the foundatlon of our and every act and thought of our dally llves leaves 1ts mark or ev1l, strength or weakness upon the character we are so may reap wmth Joy ln So when we say we hope our years of all may successfully the future, ln the words of our motto, UOnward to Successj preparatlon have benefltted us much so that we go forward to future accompllshments 1n l1fG. What these successes may be, we cannot now accurately predlct, but we are prepared ln broad f1eld to make use of the dlfferent op- portunltles that ln the future w1ll present tnemselves to us. We ho : we are now all prepared to go forward, upward and onward to success. ---n1- Q . . Q . I - 11? . . . . . -- . 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' . . . , BACCALAUREATE Sunday, haf 11, 1952 P OO P Processlonal hrs Harvey Loy 'elsi Hywn Melody IHVOC3tlOH Rexerend Hartln F Cl First uennonltc Cmurch UI Heard A forest Ereyln Peter DeRose G rl Sent tt Address rev rend Robert M Peter 'Youtl Tac the Future' 'Agnus Del BLAGL Arr By L throp hlxcd Gho1u Benodlctlon Wcxerend M rtln F Claseen R6CCSSlOHGl Mrs H rvey Loy 'March from Tarnn usern Tmur dwg, Way 15, 195 O P Processlonal Nr Harvey Loy 'Pomw Ano Clr um tonce' IHVOC1tlOH exercnu Murtln S Flr t MGHUOH1tC CQHlCh Joy of Sprlng F L Bucntel Corn t Trlo fddres 'It s Later Than Yod Fhlnku Darld I Lacvarl ne Pres deut C S T C Emporla UOnward Chrlstlan Soldlers Arr by Svlft Glrls Gle CWub Presentatlon of Dlplomas Glenn De ker, D r ctor Eu n Board of Ll +lOH Presentatlon of Awards Pdmr R1d xf , Supp intendent Benedlction Reverend Robert M Peters Methodlst Church 1 Vrw i 7: 0 til tllo ocovemoonseoossqueunun cocoa' I H4115 L H , ll . . , , an OOQO anon'-q.v.nno1anon if 1 V 'O 1?-Jven F. R. 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'E if kgnffrdfzmi UO 1' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Kathryn Ammeter, oyce Brenzikofer, Janet Vestring, Patsy Jackson, and Glenna Lou Herrmann SECOND RON Mr Loy sponsor, Elvin McIntosh, Betty Wyss, Barbara Fagan, Norma Harms, Jack Hayman, and Mrs Rees sponsor THIRD ROW Eugene Graves, Ralph Dobson, Donald Nightengale, Ronald Kirkpatrick, Glen Hinz, Charles Hall, J C Hayman, Junior Hagan, and Richard Hubman CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Ronald Kirkpatrick SECRETARY Donald Nightengale VICE PRESIDENT Richard Rubman TREASURER Eugene Graves CLASS COLORS Gray and Maroon 6 Q69 5 CLASS FLOWER 3 Q ', -,ff -'- - 7 White carnanion Wh fifcllf- L .5 ,Q CLASS MOTTO worm' woenv H 'Golden Rule' Astle Implement Co. Cross Skelly Service Newton, Kansas Florence, Kansas Good Luck To Da1e's Rexall Drug Store The Class of 152 Jost Blacksmith Shop F1-0I'9HC9p K8-H335 Potwin, Kansas Txwie f I 4 S S L . i-i,1A2?A 5' I g 4 gf , .fn 3, ' 'I' ' . R.M3y -Q AX4 .R I x..M ' . f 74. ky., A ' ni,-wk 1 W - QY ' ,, I . 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I U I 1 ................ - HEAP B I G PGWWOW MEHU Wahoo's Teepee Buffalo Hunt Harvest Corn Heap Big White Cloud Setting Sun Pale Moon Indian Wheat and War Grease Hiawatha's Twilight Dream Waters of Minnetonka v,7 V-M' 9 KY ,Z Grace Scared Um Talk Much Um Talk 'Paddle Your Own Canoe Trombone Solo' 'Pale Face Massacre 'The Great Sprit 'Mixed Quartet' Princess Brenzikofer Pale Face Ammeter 'Pass The Peace Pipe lhitewater Flour N111 Co lhitewater, Kansas fe-a ff? D Jil., N 1, 4. 4::: 59.9.2 L ,W PROGRAM Pale Face Ammeter War Eagle Kirkpatrick Heap Big Chief Riggs Rain In The Face Noell Morning Star Vestring Heap Know Much Hubman Bow N Arrow Long Heap Know Much Hubman Wind Warrior Boese Me No War Nhoop Ridgway Hendern'a leat k Grocery Florence, Kansas ,ff 2e7f7 A-ah ,J P3-V f ' . , f J A---e ' HJ I 5: .q',' W v',., 1 X x- . M if wb ,Aff V 5.9 W Q- 1, ff! ' EX x 4. 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' J - ul 'IT' 4 1 X ,Z AN A - A . Pu o u 8 c 0 ig s Produce Pe b E H Rf -'W QW S FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Patricia Hickman, Barbara White, Carolyn Ammeter, and Dorene Widler BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT W W Lohrentz sponsor, Danny Stucky, Billy Spangler, Wayne Hinz, David Carlisle, Marvin Nightengale, Robert McAllister, Mac Ridgway, and Mr Miller sponsor CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Wayne Hinz SECRETARY Marvin Nightengale VICE PRESIDENT David Carlisle TREASURER Danny Stucky CLASS COLORS Navy Glue and White CLASS FLOWER Tiger Lily Burns Cafe CLASS MOTTO Roy Allen Burns, Kansas Burns, Kansas Find A Way Or Make A Way Peabody Bakery June McCanon Peabody, Kansas Florence, Kansas .,. .I X 6. yn, gn , I . . 5 .' .. N: XS V ' 1 Q it ' f ,f Y , 1' . E .4 ..- I a A . . . . In 5 ' y ' f , 5 1 sw' 1 U . ,f' ' Rf 1 A tt. 'kr' L ,X lx f . 'il' ,- 'I , , I '- -1 ,. :Ax 'Lv A hq.. Q, 4 ' I X' .V..kr fifii , 4 - 1? VX E2:a. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Larry Stucky, Eugene Koehn, Melvin Wedel, Billy White, Joe McAllister, Carney Hinz, a Robert Koehn THIRD ROW Marjorie Decker, Carolyn Scott, Edith Vervynck, June Splnden, Nancy Bender, Patsy Boese, Colleen McIntosh, Dorothy Phillips, k Leo Whalen, Teacher SECOND ROW Sammy Hall, Virgil Graves, Eugene Stucky, Ralph Church, Dean Schmidt, Marlin Epp, 3 Cordell Larsen FIRST ROW Nadine Ratzloff, Shirley Classen, Nancy Nelson, Touisn Eicher Karen Wilbur, Lucille Koehn, k Bernice Wedel ABSENT Bbtty Dornbush, John Dornbush, and B111 Underk0f1er Afn, lf-,fx ,M 4 .0 Ile 1VmN4 'X Q i 6 if malvfia 'R' at Q-as BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Darrel Stucky, Ronnie Hall, John Spinden, Carl Cox, Teddy Pankratz, Jimmy Layman, Marvin Koehn, k Lyle Manka THIRD ROW Jerry Grace, Melvin Nightengale, Norma Eicher, Betty Sue Gra88, June McAllister, Esther Schmidt, Wayne Schmidt, E Virgil Classen SECOND ROW Emma Gfeller Teacher, Arnold Nonken, Jesse Dornbush, Edward Brazil, Donald Boese, Lyle Amos, Earl Winsor, Stephen Fink, J C Vestring, Stanley Saner, A Mrs Paul Ridgway Teacher FIRST ROW Virginia Stucky, Norma Widler, Virginia Noell Mary Brazil Viola Wedel Julane Manning, 8 Marjorie Koehn ABSENT Carrol Koenn and Du Vayne WISUU Grundmn.n's Blacksmith Shop Freys -T0'S1l'7 B975 GP00917 Burns, Kansa, Newton, Kansas 011 Valley 8 Wonsevue i ,ggi 1. 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Spangler, Jimmy Classen, Theodore Wiebe, Gilbert K0eh1'h heater Koehn f'3 I FIRST ROW Linda Wedel, Ethel Koehn, Marilyn Smith, UOPSGU Smith, Evanzeline Wiebe, Verna Koehn, k Barbara Criper ABSENT William Manning, Cary Lee Kirkpatrick, Dicky Pankratz Lester Epp, David Brazil, k Dwight Amos :mi Jah BACK RON, LFRT TO RI HT Clinton Schmidt, Laurel Koehn, Vicki Vestrinv, Mary Jane Stucky, Martha Jean Stucky, Erv'n Eicher, Judy Crizer, R Phyllis Kelly THIRD RON Mrs Paul Ridpway Teacqer, Phillip Crawford, Orlie Smith, Allen Eicher, Kenneth Koehn, Harvey Grace, Jerry Layman Ernest Koehn, David Turner, R Miss Rosemary Gfeller Teacher SECOND ROA Leroy Saner, Cheryl Jantz, Barbara Van Tuyl, Lela May Cox, Grover McAllister Sammy McE1fresh, k Victor Sawyer FIRST RON Jean Ann Underkofler, Margaret Roberts, Dianne Clark, Karen Hess, Pat nlaell, Kay Sieble, Ruth Ridpway, k Della Brant ABSENT Pete Weber, Hanna. 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X fi I 3 'xagisx P ' Q J ,f X 475 ,5 ND gf GJ Football is ' -,Si 725 x S 5 E FOOTBALL SQUAD OF 1951 Back row Litchfield, ass't coach, Elvyn lclntosh, Glon Hinz, Ronald Kirkpatrick, Charlie Wyse, Elvyn Fink, Carl Riggs, Harvey Loy coach Front row B111 Spangler, Bob McAllister, Ray Boone, Bob Bronzi kofer, lac Ridgway FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1951 Walton Elmdale Roxbury Strong City 6 Lamont Canton Burns Burns Burns Burns Burns Burns To Your Success .-Ill' Rice Motor Cvmvany Temple lotor com Elborado, Kansas Peabody, Kanaggny 1, -fit! - 'L ll - - v , , l , W X X , S Tu'On'::::::Z2 BufnB:::::::1E ----- 0 ------- -----1e -------16 - 6 ....... 31 ..---.--2 ------- - .... -ho ------- 22 If ll Basketball inn B w-J V' BACK RON, LRFT TO RIGHT Coach Loy, David Carlisle, Robert Morgan, Charles Hall, Ronald Kirkpatrick, Donald Nightengale, Charles Nyss, R Coach Meredith Litchfield SmCOND ROW Carl Riggs, Rugene Graves, Richard Hubman, Elwyn Fink, Marvin Nightengale, R Robert McAllister FIRST ROV Ray Boese, Mac Ridgway, Wayne Hinz, Brenzikofer, Danny Stucky, k Elvin McIntosh ABSENT Joe Stucky 8 Billy Spangler BASKETBALL SCHEDULES Potwin Rose H111 Florence Potwin Latham Cassoday Leon Benton Burns 3 Earns 1+ COUNTY urns Rosalia 53 Burns 65 Wultevater 63 Dougla s 73 Florence Implement Co Florence, Kansas Robert Mouncs ni4f liilllllli Wichita, Kansas g B111 Hall, Bob ibn Towanda Walton Rosalia Cassoday Douglass Florence Andover Whitewater TOURJADUIT DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Hartford Madison Roosevelt 2 l u, Dickey Music Store Newton, Kansas - , ,t,,,-,,-..,,.,.,-,,,,, , D I 5 We , T ' - -xx L! 7 A f-7 1 Q 4-MW' ' -. xlglgniq ,R , 1,55 'fi -Ln 5 5 ' f RN ' 4 V. 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