Carbondale High School - Viking Yearbook (Carbondale, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

. DEDICATION WE AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATE THE 1955 EDITION OF THE VIKING TO OUR PARENTS FOR THEIR SACRIFICIAL EFFORTS AND THEIR WISE GUIDANCE BY THE VIKING STAFF CALVIN BRIGGS RITA HEISE BILLIE WAETZIG SHERRY MERCER CAROL STEVENS MRS MCCLYMOND SPONSOR .L Courtesy of BERKSON S JOHN ROONEY fBa1foury EYMAN SERVICE STATION QSteam Cleaning, 530 N. Kansas v , 4' J . if-0' , i 1. , ., fn Y , s A is .p v 'I .1 1-s'9.l QF? 4 1 I HIGH SCHOOL BOARD CARLO HUG C I COFFMAN C1 k LEEW KAFF YOUR WORK SHALL BE REWARDED GRADE SCHOOL BOARD D NELLE HERCULES FERNE GANGER C k E BADGER M 1 aywffi ffl I R C K WILCOX Supermtendent ESTER CRUM Enghgh B S Kaf1SaS State College A B Baker Unwergny M S Umversrty of Wyomrng Spec1a1 Study 1n Art and Musrc Semor Sponsor Erghth Grade Sponsor DOROTHY MORGAN Commerce NELLIE MCCLYMOND Home Economrcs B S Prttsburg A A Stephen s College Graduate Work A B Washburn Uruversxty Iumor Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor EDWARD HANSON ELMER SILVIA Industrral Arts Coach and Soc1a1 Scrence B S Kansas state College A B Washburn Umversrty 11111101 Sponsor Semor Sponsor Qu., i RICHARD BLEHM Musrc LESLIE MEREDITH Scrence M S Kansas State B S Emporla Teachers College Freshman Sponsor Seventh Grade Sponsor wubzs RITA MARTHA HEISE Vice President Class Officer 2 4 Plays 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Pep Club 1 2 Physical Education Ban 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 This page is made possible by courtesy of: NIGHTINGALE S INC HODGE STUDIO SHERRY SUE MERCER President Class Officer 1 2 3 4 Plays 2 3 4 Annual staff 4 Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Chatter Staff 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Physical Education 1 Band 1 2 3 Cheerleader 2 3 .f0 ' CAROL LEA STEVENS Secretary Class Offlcer 1 2 3 4 Plays 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 Chatter Staff 2 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Phys1ca1 Educauon 1 Band 1 2 3 4 I BILLIE JEAN WAETZIG Treasurer Class Offxcer 1 2 3 4 Plays 3 4 Annual staff 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 Chatter staff 2 4 Pep Club 1 2 Phys1ca1Educat1on 1 2 Th1s page IS made posslble by courtesy of TIP TOP DRIVE IN MEYERS DRUGS Topeka VERNON ROBB Clarence Green 1n Aaron Slrck of Pumpkrn Crlck Plays 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Th1S page of our yearbook rs made possrble by two sponsors L C MILES Car Dealer Carbondale Kansas and SCHWANKE HARDWARE Overbrook Kansas CALVIN BRIGGS Class Off1cer 1 2 3 Plays 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 Chatter Staff 3 4 Phys1calEducat1on 1 2 3 4 Toastmaster 3 Aaron 1n Senror Play Aaron S11ck of Pumpkxn Cnck Presrdent of Studen Counctl Class Offxcer 1 4 Glee Club 3 4 M1xed Chorus 3 4 Plays 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball Lettered 1 2 3 4 Baseball Lettered 1 2 3 4 Football Lettered 4 bv Thrs page of our yearbook IS provrded through the courtesy of THE GRANGER OIL CO. Marvm drstmgurshed hxmself 1n the Senror Play as Wrlbur Merrldew Mer. Cstts at tablej. Thrs must be the place, there IS no other hotel rn the nelghbor hood. Glad. fseated at tablej. But how do you know Mrs. Berry IS stopprng at a hotel? Mer. I've had her shadowed. She does her bankmg at the Chrcago Natronal, and I had a detectrve follow her. Glad. And you thrnk she lS lrvrng here? Mer, I'm almost sure of lt. She gave me the s11p three months ago and I haven't been able to get track of her stnce, untrl last week at the bank. Glad. But w1ll she see you'7 Mer, She'll have to see me, or go to Jarl for sellrng land under false pretenses. Just thmk I patd her twenty thousand dollars 1n cash. Glad. And there wasn't a drop of o1l on the place. MARVIN GANGER . t . A . I U I I l I I l l I U I Q N N 'sv 1 d'C0ll 5 Wuz nz Cruz SENIOR PLAY Directed by MRS MCCLYMOND SENIOR HISTORY T was on the srxth of September mn 43 that several scared frrst graders started to frll the pages of Carbondale School hrstory Of that number four of us remarn together Brllle Waetzrg Sherry Perry Mercer Calvrn Bnggs and Marvrn Ganger It was under the careful gurdance of Mrss May Pogue that we successfully forged on to the second grade where we met the former Mrss Gladys Base who was to be our teacher for the comrng year It was here we met another of our present members Carol Lea Stevens Jean Drllon also Jomed us here Room 3 was the next stop along the road We soon learned Mrs Norton was ruler Here we gamed Pat Ryan and Tom Bevan Under her gurdance we found we were berng prepared for the four rugged years of hrgh school lt was rn the remarnrng years of grade school that we gamed Goldre M1ller Mary Mrller, Ramona Rogers Robert Shively Roy Vlckery George Hanson and our present member Rrta Herse Our grade school venture was clrmaxed on commencement nrght when werecerved those long awarted drplomas lt was w1th fear and anxrety that we entered hxgh school rn 1951 as Freshmen Here we gamed Rrchard Anno Dean Brrggs Gene Hamrlton Vernon Robb Karen Wethern Rrchard Rew and Galen Glenn havrng lost George Hanson and Roy Vlckery Our frrst task was to elect class offrcers Presrdent Sherry Perry Vrce Presrdent Jean Drllon Secretary Treasurer B1ll1e Waetzlg Delegate Gene Hamrlton Here agam we had to be gurded and almost forced to stay brave for xnrtratron For thrs task we chose Mrss Brermann As she too had to survtve lnrtratron we began to feel better and were more anxrous to see her suffer than we were afrard for ourselves The fo l lo w rng summer we lost Jean Drllon Dean Brrggs Rrchard Rew, Mary M11 ler Ramona Rogers and gamed Gary Vernon Class offrcers for the year were Presr dent B1ll1e Waetzlg Vrce Presrdent Rrta Herse Secretary Treasurer Sherry Perry Student Councrl Member Galen Glenn Sponsor Mr Holstead Here we won our f1ISI real honor rn hrgh school when Pat Ryan and Galen Glenn rergned as Carn1valK1ng and Queen In February we lost Gary Vernon and Galen Glenn tn April Here Rrta Herse and Sherry Perry took part rn the semor play Father Be Calm Goldre M1ller dropped from our class role Now we were upper classmen Mrs Corder was our sponsor Under her we chose Sherry Perry as Presrdent Carol Stevens as Vrce Presrdent Brllre Waetzxg as Secretary Treasurer Gary Vernon as Student Councrl Member and Calvrn Brrggs as Reporter Here we regarned Gary Vernon Soon after enrolltng we launched our magazrne sales and took on the pleasure of rmuaung the scared Freshmen The clrmax of the evening was when Carolyn Button fell mto the pan of molasses Needless to say everyone had a good trme After cleanrng up the results of rmtlatron we began workmg on the Jumor play Bolts and Nuts We closed the year wrth the Junlor Seruor Banquet our theme a Western roundup September 1954 marked the begmmng of the end for us for we realized we were neaung the end of our stay at Carbondale Much to our surpnse we saw that we had decreased rn number nl we were now the small but ambmous seven, Durmg the delay , . . , I I I I I I 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I : I I I I ' I S I - I 0 I I I I - I I 0 - I I I I ' 5 I I I I l I I I I I . . . ,, ,, . . I I I I I I 3 I ' I I I I I 0 I I II Is ' ' - ' I I 9 I I I between terms we lost Karen Wethern Rrchard Anno, Tom Bevan Gene Hamrlton, and Gary Vernon Our class offrcers for the year were Presrdent Sherry Mercer Vrce Presrdent Rrta Herse Secretary Carol Stevens Treasurer Brllre Waetzrg Student Councrl Member Marvrn Ganger wrth Mr Hanson and Mr Wrlcox as sponsors Soon we settled to workrng on the senror play Aaron Slrck From Punkrn Crrck whrch we gave the last of November After a brg success we began puttrng all our efforts rnto the Chrrstmas Carnrval Our efforts were rewarded when Vernon Robb and Rita l-Ierse were chosen Carnrval Krng and Queen Next we suffered through semester exams and were wartmg to be the guests of honor at the Iunror Senror Banquet Later events to be the sneak trrp Baccalaureatte Class Nrght and Commencement Thus the story of the class of seven that became the graduates of 55 PROPHECY After stopprng gurtar lessons long ago I began playrng background musrc for Lrb erace whrle Brother George lrghted the candles I am the only woman gurtarrst that plays Dragnet for Marrlyn Monroe when she walks I have followed her to all pornts rn the world I also can now be seen on the George Gobel show playrng the part of hrs wrfe Alrce As the two shows come from drfferent parts of the country, I have to fly from Calrfornra to New York Crty every week On my last plane trrp to New York as I was readrng the current Natronal Geographrcal Magazrnel ran across a famrlrar name After learnrng he was the owner of the largest and frnest rn fact the only Coon Dog Ranch Strange to say he rarses coon dogs The magazme rnformed me that Vernon Robb has developed a new fangled specre of coon dog He bought a large tract of land rn the suburbs of each of our large crtres Vernon hasn t forgotten hrs beloved home communrty frrends so he s gorng to favor them wrth one of hrs charns of ranches deep rn the heart of Carbondale Lrke Rrp Van Wrnkle another dog lover he was unfortu Whrle rn my seat I notrced aPsychology book rn the empty seat across the arsle Upon arrrvrng back at hrs seat the man stared at me untrl Irecognrzed hrm none other than Marvrn Ganger I can only remember Marvrn as walkrng a blond sophomore girl to her trarler court hrs last two years rn school Everyone thought he would go rnto busrness wrth hrs father rn law and help manage the Brrtton Ganger Trarler Court on the west srde of town but rnstead he told me that he rs the world s best known Professor of Psy chology at Carolyn s All Grrl College I had a two hour lay over rn Reno and wrth nothrng to do I strolled down the street and rnto THE WILD WILLIE CASINO and much to my surprrse Brllre Waetzrg was the manager and owner of rt I couldn t rmagrne Brllre as lrvrng such a dull lrfe as she al ways preferred the Arr Force rn hrgh school She told me that she Jorned the WAFS but after bemg busted thrrteen trmes for ilrrtrng wrth the brg brass she has now settled down to runnrng the Wrld Wrllre Casrno She tells me that she has a regular customer, Calvrn Brrggs Calvrn owns a large truck lrne between Texas and Alaska and also has a grrl rn every port The truck lrne rsn t too successful however, but he wrll do okay rf the grrls stay rn therr port He says that rt doesn t get boresome that way Calvin s truck lrne wrll be a success rf the grrls and trucks hold out As we flew over Poe Dunk Center I got ready for the next lay over whrch was Car bondale the old home town I thought 1 would hunt up my old school pal Sherry Mer cer She was a clerk rn the C K Wrlcox 5 and 10 one of the largest group of charn stores rn Carbondale After her two very effrcrent years there she retreated to lrvrng quretly rn her trarler house carrng for therr blonde twrns, Morrrs and Norris, better known as Whrtre and Blondre She can also be found helprng support therr five cats two dogs and ten coons Sherry sard the latest news from Srng Srng rs the escape of therr rnmate, Gunmol Gert, alras, Rugged Head Ruby After graduatron, Carol mar . . I . . . : . , : . , I . l : I 3 I I ' . S ' . ' : ' . . ' . , u ' ' ' n ' . I I l I 0 I 1 . - . . . . . , . F I . , . . . . . . . . ' . . , . ' . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . ' . . . I ' - nate in his marriage and says that dogs are better companions than a shreaw of a wife. , . . . I I U I - , . - . D . . , , . . . . . . . - . l . . , ' . . . . . . , , 0 j - . . . u I g I . - . . . . . . . . . . ' , . - . . rred her chrldhood sweetheart They were soon sent up the rrver for forgrng marrrage lrcense papers Thrs proved no handrcap to therrv talents for forgrng they soon started counterfertrng twenty dollar brlls rn therr cell number 287454982 Durrng therr escape they krlled all the guards stole a space shrp and fled back to Carbondale Now as we look rn on the reformed Carol we see her wrth her husband studyrng to be a missronary m Afrrca CLASS WILL The members of the Senror Class of 1955 berng of sound mrnd and body do hereby wrll and bequeath the followrng as our last wrll and testament I Brllre Waetzrg wrll my quret ways and manners to Patty Weaver Try this Pat as rt wrll prove helpful l also wrll all my paper pencrls and erasers to Gene Hamrl ton Take these to Amerrcan l-lrstory class next year Gene I Rrta Herse wrll my abrlrty to catch the eye of the most popular senror boy to Caro lyn Bntton I wrll my abrlrty to act concerted to Peggy Irvrn and also my musrc abrlrty to Sandra Haas I Carol Stevens wrll my abrlrty to smrle once rn a whrle to Mr Sylvra I also wrll my abrlrty to choose colors to Joyce Johnson I Sherry Mercer wrll my abrlrty to wm and hold one man to Juamta Rogers My cheer leadrng abrlrty I leave to Judy Hamrlton rn hopes she wrll continue through hrgh school My abrlrty to proofread the school paper before date of publrcatronl leave to Mrs Crum wrll my abrlrty to graduate to Rrchard Anno and also my abrlrty to keep still rn my classes to Tom Bevan I Calvm Brrggs leave my unused brology book to Jerry Frnlay Use my method Jerry because rn thrs day and age books get you no where My abrlrty to run the mlm eograph correctly I leave to Rrchard Anno rn hopes he ll put the rnk on the paper and not hrmself Try thrs Rrchard youll save soap' Iwrll my abrlrty to get my darly brology lesson to Francrs Smrth and Tom Mercer I Marvrn Ganger wrll my abrlrty to get good grades to Marvrn Shrvely I also leave my abrlrty to make pornts rn basketball games to Johnn Juarez I wrll my abrlrty to work algebra to Wayne Chaffrn and my abrlrty to play the drum to Robert Chaffrn To the teachers we leave the feelrng of peace and securrty Our abrlrty to prnch pennres and slrde through the lunch lrne we leave to Mrs Morgan To Mr Hanson we leave seven unused Amerrcan Hrstory books wrth workbooks to match We leave Mr Sylvra a box of cookres and a quret study hall wrthout us To Mr Meredrth we leave Tom Bevan and Gene Hamxlton To Mrs McClymond we leave our abrlrty to go barefooted rn senror play To Mrs Crum we leave the abrlrty to get a 42 black Chevy to haul her back and forth Thrs also helps lf rt s an English Student To Mr Wrlcox we leave the abrlrty to dodge boxes on Hrghway '75 and our famous soups and meats To Mr, Blehm we leave the abrlrty to dnve three new Nashes wrthrn one year I, Vernon Robb, will my ability to play basketball and baseball to Howard Rowe. I if -9 X fd. V? .47 3 1 ' s 'A' -Q 1' I ,X A A ' 'N Jerry Buchhlem Presldent Sharon Oberle Vxce Presrdent Darrell Varl Treasurer Tommy Mercer Johnny Juarez Emma June Waetzrg Howard Rowe JoAnn Ganger Jerry Fmlay Mary Jolly Wayne Chaffln Vugrnra Button Ronald Hamrlton Roma Claar Rrchard Anno Tommy Bevans Esther Rowe J C Sh1ve1y Patr1c1a Mercer Peggy Irwm Secretary A This page by A , ' courtesy of ,,f.' iff. CAMERA SHOP ' i Topeka -9- , 1 wi 'J I vw- f t Fa X , in f Wm an ' 0' 1, 'ii ,Q lj,-K ? 1 s i . E if ' 4 4 3 ,, P X . 'Q 9 1 K 357 gy Wiffgg -0 F X27 T' '-4? Connie Bayless Lady Sweet and True Carol Smrth Drlrgent rn Her Work V1rg1n1a Stevens Her Value rs Far Above Rub1es Beverly waetzrg Peppy V1ce Pres1dent B Team Cheerleader Mary Lee Lrncoln Popular Pres1dent A Team Cheerleaders Carolyn Button Gentlemen Prefer Blonds Thrs page of rs sponsored by HAAS GARAGE of Carbondale and BIBLE SUPPLY of Topeka Frances Smrth A Perfect Gentleman Mary Sue Wylhe 1 -3 415 Sweet as a Peach f A Team Cheerleader H1stor1a'1 .4 Allen Prper 4 4 Drstrngulshed 1n Athletrcs Donna Green Strll Waters Run Deep Carol Oberle Effrcrent Secretary Treasurer Patty Weaver Student Councrl Representatrve Newspaper Reporter 'RS' Y Nb' . v in -.aw '- C f - 4 -' R . ,' 4: eg, .5 'uf - ' Q. - Q, . -x x XxX Iv' - VJ, 7, Y . .Q A f ,f. s,, - . f ,f ,I 'lfr' j 'X' 'x . .1 Ilhfrf A ' X ' ffw,,f -f -' X xv- - f . I 4 Nr I XXV 5 NS.. f,ff,,w' ff Q Rr . I t x ,f m 4 1 X A . K S3915 X j vfx , x . 5 K Q xx X X s It ZQIYJ ,L mw ww :ff , My al X. 51 fl,, gf. ', x X X5 gn 3 L ., NX' ,mx.,p 4 Lauretha Hase Presrdent Sandra Trpton V1cePres1dent Iudy Hamrlton Secretary Cheerleader ,lg its 'T' Ad' Mary Juarez Reporter Larry Nrx Kay Atkmson 45 Marvm Shxvely Elame Trpton Robert Chaffm -9' X Md 1 1 J Bonme Robb Evelyn Kuermarer Patty Green Peggy Waetzrg Cheerleader Cheerleader r, , a Q ,S 2 're l' r 14 fr Q ' ,,, .s ' ry ,fi 2 ' ., V! 'v 1 x M'f, . 7 Nm J I 1 lg l 5 fem, 'f be l ' er 5 3, 1' y - V 3 , ' f 1 'V 1 f M I ' I iz I . ' G Z . l 3 m M J Cf l hr V K, . I ' Y' yyry , Y W W ee Kaff Marvm Stevens Judy Sm1th ThlS page IS made pOSS1b1S by the courtesy of LONGVIEW 66 SERVICE I-hghway '75 Sandra Kay Perry Duane McPherson GRADE 8 Dorothy Martm Floyd Wy111e Amta S1sco Judy Iungmann i Juamta Rogers Y 'H F3 is - A , W , X ,- X 'A,' 9. Vyss , is ' , :Q 5 ' .ff Q y 9 s , 3 I V.1y. 1 .,.A W . Q va I fy 244 y 's xn' 4 QM , 5, y Z ' Y if ' 5 A .X , Q Th1S page IS made POSS1b1S by WHELANS Topeka s Burldmg Materrals Headquarters GRADE 7 f -11 15 13 Betty Hamllton Sandra Sue Haas Loretta Waymue M11dred Kuermarer Joyce Johnson Elarne Looney C11nton Vawter Larry L1nco1n Bernard N1x Mr Leshe Meredrth Drckre Ashwrll Bruce Perry Joe Juarez Boyd Atklnson Larry McPherson 61.0 D if 1 L -A , 1. 1 -'Y' mf 'Q 5? GRADE 6 Murlm Hoover Pnncrpal and Teacher James W3CIZ1g Brlly Varner Sharon Waetzrg Buddy Stultz Lrnda Badger Lmda Atkrnson Larry Raby Sue Surber Charles Prerce Davrd Romrne Phyllrs Kaff James Tucker Donna Tlpton Carol Waetzrg Charles Proctor Iackre Johnson Dennrs Godsey Irmmy Perry Eddre Bozarrh X.. 4, aff -f '-r.: Hn ,... Q' ...Q QW i Y V O 'Y' 'Y' LL1, av- ,2 X f s N- L3 ' new X 5 Z.. Je in A-A .'. gigs ,I-F' 24' . ' ' A ' 'LEAP cl' 'J , Ai I I - , , C ' . .225 . A .4l:::'2 . 'IZ . I nf? 2 Q C iff. L ' l -'- jfg. D 0 .--V . . ' 21' ', V k g 'solo ..:e::: Qs' I ' ' .4 A.: - 1 . 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I ' unbjX.k- 4 I 1 3' L xv - 1 M. . 3 -,Q rr-v . Q , f I +95 f 2, bfi , - - W, gr . -cr, qi ' roi? x 'Q V ' QQ - Z W f Q V a 1 , A 3 V gy f ' ,I 1:3 . . X' 3 4 ,I A N K ' K , A 5 i y .I W 3 l V ,ff An' 1 X e by x 7 R V' f f NY' .Y 1 A I . . . 'V' 4' sk 7 y W' e h 1 x x 'Xxx 5 4' 'KY I u GRADE 4 xii, Bertha Dawson Cla Y ? s '9' of, Q 0 l 'n'o:o:o I wp, in? K... Th1s page IS m d GIBB S CLOTH Daryl Well Cecelra Patterson Steven Kltchen Lee Flnlay Ixmmy Branson Le Roy Kuermarer NG CO 1 Mary M ack Martm Branson Merton Wylhe W1n1fred L1nco1n WIISOH Surber Karen Remlngton Charles Starkabaum Martha Pufahl a e poss1b1e by the po ors EMAHIZERS Topeka Kansas I courtesy of two s ns Topeka Kansas '15 'Q iv' i Il ' 1101-uv :I ' xl D Q a,,,,,X Mrss QMBIIICD Rxce Karen Waetzlg Jamce Chaff1n Harlan Woodrrng Terry Langford Io Marre Hale Cynthxa Butler John Carver Carol Holden Quentm Carpenter Danny Drllon Judy Dawson Lee Remrngton Sadre Watson Sandra Watson Davrd Beckman Lrnda Varner John N1x Harold Starkabaum Y 'U If X 'flue 'vi Q Q! 'RQ 007310. T' .4 kv Sw' 4' -.1 Carolyn Johnson 'H' Judy Krlhnger ei Sharon Tucker os sy GRADE3 6' 6' .., I at ?7 'f T712 Q Q' 'i ij uf f it 7 1 -9' O 4 Q9 oo? Cf' cf' G V1 611 fb! S--f A xx 'Q 4! 67 Q-41 5 Q T7 --4 -var-y if -vu' 'P' in La INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO Motor Truck Branch Nrght Truck Servxce 10th and Jeff Ethel Hoover Kenneth Robb Gary N1tz V1ck1 Ansteatt Arlett Proctor Don Beckman Arthur M1168 J1m McAdams Jean Dawson Elalne Bren Sue Waymue Jerry Petrel Bob Fmlay Tommy Arb Lonrue Remlngton Joanne Kaff Norma 1 Benge Davrd SISCO John Shepard GRADE 2 ,J-,. ,jj Q.. - K 1 ' - D i ' P A V' 4 . V,4' Y 4. 4 A -9 .B -N ' L-1 V 21 'B 4, . wa - B fx .- Y w ' 1' 1 Q Q f T. ,Y V 2' . ., 4 A-A N 4.9 ,X X B 1 Ax. . ' ' A Q iq ' ' Q 1 , ' .2 A. A 'V - . lyxf au A, ,. . 'V Y . ' ' A A .I ' I 6 . l ., Qi if . f i,.Q A - ,B X N . 1 A AH GRADE 1 M Pearle Jemrgan Vzcky Trpton Larry Romme Ph1111p Beckman L1nda Shepard Helen Waetz1g James Vawter L1nda Ballard Gayle Mrles Donna Garnson Marc Frsher Drana Tucker Bobby Anstaett Eva Mae Armstrong Freddre Nrtz Janet Shepard Bob Tregemba Courtesy of Henry Koithohn SMITTY'S BARER SHOP f Zfyfwsws Futst row left to rrght R He1se A Prper, J Johnson M Kuermaxer, S Haas P Kaff L 'LW3nQ 'wfawvfili Badger C Stevens P Weaver S Oberle J Ganger, C Oberle E Kuermarer M L1nco1n P Waetzrg C Waetzrg M Stevens L F1n1ay T Langford C Starkbaum C Vawter E Shrvely M Ganger, R Chaffxn B N1x J Jungmann D Martrn L Nrx Courtesy of NORTH TOPEKA FURNACE and SHEET METAL CO Refrrgeratron Arr Cond1t1on1n 710 N Qulnc S Y MIXED CHORUS Top left to ught R Chaffm M Shlvely J Juarez J Fmlay D Va11 C Bnggs M Ganger T Vercer JC Sh1ve1y A Prper G Hamrlton T Bevan L N1x W Chaffrn L I-Iase C Oberle B Robb K Atkmson P Irvrn C Bayless R Claar C Sm1th V Button M Wylhe C Button J Hamrlton J Ganger S Oberle D. Green P Green M Juarez, P. Waetzrg, V Stevens, E. Kuermaler, P, Weaver, B. Waetzlg, M, LIHCOIII, E, Waetzrg, S. Tlpton, E. Tlpton, and Mr. Blehm, Drrector. . .., ,N Vi , Vh Bozarth, W. Chaffin, L. Kaff, F. Wyllie. I. Finlay, E, Waetzig, Mr. Blehm, B. Perry, LC. Comphments of HM CAROTHERS Topeka and KANSAS STATE BANK Overbrook Above Chatter Staff Crum Teacher Below Off1ce Pract1ce Class Morgan Teacher QC I FRESHMAN FOODS CLASS T p g bl y fKANSAS POWER AND LIGHT SOPHOMORE CLOTHING CLASS If MR. SILNIA S SHOP CLASS op M Stevens, R Chaffrn D Ashwrll L Nxx L Kaff I Juarez, L McPherson L Lm coln B Atkmson M Shxvely B Nrx F Wylhe D McPherson B Perry C Vawter SANIRA HAAS DY O NGMANN Iun1orH1gh I IU Cheerleaders MILDRED KUERMAIER VIRGINIA MILLER Semor The thmgs she has partrclpated rn are as follows Physrcal Educauon 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 1 2 She -f 'j7 entered Carbondale from Smrth 60' 1'-My Mrssourl I TUTCHERS MAGIC GAS COMPANY BEVERLY WU-ER Overbrook Kansas Sophomore I H C Farm Equlpment Sales and Servrce Phone 2 Internauonal Motor Trucks Hoyt Farm Equ1pment Co I H Home Freezers Refrrgerators and Au Condruoners Overbrook Kansas Sh : . . ' , . ' , . ' , . , . . , . ' - , . D , . I , n ' g - . , . g Q 9 u - you Q 1 . . IU ? I ' ' 1 A 1 '-s1 'A . . . 1 ' . . , L ' - .f P fy 'xx L Cotton High School at Sedalia, :-M f -5 If V lx ,s ,A L N f- V if 3 , fy w, X 'if Q, 4 1, ff 3i' 237, 1-0 . P? n 'V X .. I, X- X., ,Q ,ANL fv . W X , l., .-..vn,.. y 4. ,Q ,MTW gh 'Hxlim' .'Z,2,,,, f 'wg' If MW, J, . THE WINNING CARNIVAL CANDIDATES Queen: RITA HEISE - King: VERNON ROBB The Senior candidates defeated Peggy Irvin and Jerry Finlay, Juniors: Beverly Waetzig and Allen Piper, Sophomoresg Sandra Tipton and Robert Chaffin, Freshmen. The cami val was held December 7, 1954, at the school, 1 A Q FOOTBALL my Back row left to nght Coach Ed Hanson Tom Bevan Marv1n Sh1ve1y Tom Mercer Marv1n Ganger J C Shrvely Allen P1per Darrell Va1l Jerry Frnlay Seated Gene Hamrlron Larry Nxx Iohnn Juarez Bob Chaffrn Wayne Chaffxn Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale FOOTBALL SCORE S Osage Clty B Eskrrdge B Merrden Hrghland Park Osage C1ty B Made possrble by courtesy of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Overbrook Kansas BASKETBALL Back row left to rrght Coach Hanson 12 Tom Mercer 21 Marvm Ganger 41 Vernon Robb 20 I C Shrvely 4 Jerry Buchherm Second row 3 Wayne Chaffm 10 Darrell Va1l 5 IerryF1n1ay 23 Allen Prper Front row 3 Tom Bevan 13 Iohnn Iuarez 4 Marvrn Shrvely 20 Gene Harnllton 9 Bob Chaffrn Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale BASKETBALL SCORES Quenemo Scranton Overbrook Melvern Mrchrgan Valley Overbrook Everst Lyndon Scranton Eskndge Melvern Olrvet 52 Auburn League League League League League League League CoLmty Tournament Carbondale 37 Overbrook 46 Courtesy of THE SPORTSMAN S STORE 911 Qurncy Topeka Kansas 46 49 Carbondale 49 Burlingame 55 League 45 37 25 36 45 39 74 ' ' 47 36 61 52 58 44 64 48 57 47 ' 57 65 47 48 ' 55 46 ww!! ,W 54 Z2 ' W .4f15f7'7,Mgwwl' A ' 1 Rfb' mb.. f A '41-n., .. .' . f KK . .aa V J '5 'rk QW ,pw 1 K' ff Aff? ,, wg fr, ...f ,as W :Wah , I WWA, ,, , , wyifx 2: l ,fu R .vw '74 . 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A913 '5.w-an H4 ODIE MARTIN Custodman An eff1c1ent caretaker and booster 1n the Carbondale Schools for 17 years Playground ACt1V1t18S OTHER BOOSTERS BROADVIEW DAIRY JANE LEE CABLE SPINNING WILSON SHOE SYSTEM 333 West 29th 811 Kansas 3100 Topeka 206 W 6th SPAULDING STANDARD SERVICE 2044 So CROCKERS LOCKERS BURKHARDT BATTERY 8s ELECTRIC TOPEKA SAVINGS ASSOCIATION ADVANCE BODY SHOP IUNKIN S DRY GOODS Topeka Blvd 29 8s Kansas 118 W 4th 634 Kansas 205 W 6th '704 Kansas RICE RADIO SERVICE 112 E Laurent For Best Health Use JENSEN DAIRY PRODUCTS The Sen1ors Gave the Freshmen a Boost at In1t1at1on Gooom FLOWER sHoP ------------------------- - 2400 Kansas ffmiiww jmfzfzy General Merchand1se C arbond ale Kansas Phone 65 Place Your Ads 1n the CARBON COPY Carbondale Kansas MERCER GARAGE C arbondale Kansas JUNGMANN BROS DRILLING CO INC Mun1c1pal Industr1al Irr1gat1on and Domestlc Wells KESSINGER S MOBILGAS TRUCK LINE Carbondale Kansas Ph 4 TED S BARBER SHOP Watch Repa1r SHE PS TAILORED CLOTHING Carbondale Kansas DELIVERY CO INC Paul1ne Kansas Phone 2. 3663 Tanks Stoves Heaters Refmgerators Furnaces Hot Water Tanks We Completely MOd8FH1Z6 All Farm Homes - n ' 1 - 9 - t ' AW' V' I' 'if , , ,L .1i . . , . J . . . ' 1 n Q 0 , . ! REMEYMBER H I It Pays to Th1nk Clearly and to Choose W1sely Owned and Operated by Topeka Folks WMWMWZ MEMORIAL HOME Mort1c1ans and Funeral Dxrectors 415 West S1xth Phone 2 5115 PACKING CO Topeka Kans AM1.-mc LIJTSRJNAH Y ISZUCA DAN1M,4 L L Hosp: Assoc1Ar10,,,s TAL EVELON BEAUTY SHOP 6th and Washburn NEON TUBE LIGHT CO HELEN PERRY RAFF Op 2017 West 6th SATZLER BROS Tgpeka Kangas ICE CREAM CO Phone Z 6993 Burhngame Kansas Off1Ce Phone 3 4369 Res Phone 4 2678 X IANIES R BAILEY Bus1ness Agent Carpenters Local Un1on No 1445 Umted Brotherhood of Carpenters and J'o1ners of Amer1ca 211 West S1xth .5 Topeka Kansas 1 CLE MODERN 1, 2 2.319 526 TaY10 House of Remnailts 109 East 6055 num S ony ac West 157 :fd Topeka ANERS ...,,,, ill! MERCHANTS NAT L BANK 501 Kansas Ave 4 1751 MIDWEST APPLIANCE CO Your General Electrxc and Crosley Appl1ance Dealer 608 Kansas Ave I . , . I 0 I N f 1 - l , , . ' s . . - 9 . . - TY' E ' ..-uwivj Liz, :fin-.....vv.,F 'ala-E fNHun,, Y X 5151 'W , 5 Q 1'4 A D arpxnu I N4 J' Munn' 2 Q or PLN S 3 nzinvrnrlpa I 1 . s 9 0 fi P, l, K . A as ' f , 5 - 2 , . ' Y 1 Q . .2 ' , . . Juno, 701 Van Buren Phone 3 4121 TELEPHONE 8: POWER SUPPLY INC 3100 Topeka Ave Compllments of THE GRAYCE SHOPS 720 605 Kansas Avenue DRUG Topeka Kansas ROYAL CLEANERS 8th and Kansas Phone 8 8571 Off1C6 and Plant 310 W 6th w0M4 Topeka s Lead1ng Funeral D1rectors Phone 3 232.6 6th and Taylor Topeka Kansas Topeka, Kan. - Phone 4-8788 NATIONAL BANK OF TOPEKA Jiiia :ann Egg 2 FOUNDED 1868 :JIU aa TOPE KA KAN SAS Qggggiilis THE GREEN HILLS Standard O11 Products Cafe Nrght Club CITIES General Mdse 8z Ice FRANK 81. PAULINE KOLBABA 92 3 Kansas Avenue PYOPS SERVICE Topeka Kansas Jct 50N and '75 Hy Open Sumdays Hohdays PAUL PINET Flne Pr1nt1ng FARMERS UNION .TOBBING ASSOCIATION 608 North Qulncy Topeka Kansas Telephone 3 9619 Manufacturers and D1strIbutors Un1on Gold and Un1on Standard Feeds and Farm Supphes Kansas Largest Home Furmsher EU IIIHRLIIIGS URE5 616 618 Kansas 901 903 No Kansas Ph 4 1725 Free Dehvery Anywhere In Kansas Ph 4 0474 Home of Famous Brand of Furn1ture Apphances Carpets fy XTE C0 ' I I 593,57 I mth and Qumcey Q SERVICE STATION 4 5664 Topeka, Kansas HOWARD PHELPS majn -45.34666 JI' , JJ ,. , -'Iii aff I ,uf I ,fm ,I 1 ' f 'I . , - 1. , L ' L4 lm . gpg, 4 JAH: .' 15 V . I i'Nr-r+--:- T' - 5 I - . D . , . . I D li 1 ' 19 I -. Y i I T wk il I I Y Y A7 A win- g , ' 0 I 1 ' 9 1 7 D Z fl .J 'K A A rc.. A fxylox nad: Nl 'WMOOK 7 Y , . , I mlm I'uhh5Iung Covnlmu lkulhn . O,