Carbondale High School - Viking Yearbook (Carbondale, KS)
- Class of 1957
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T'-Q.-ux vm fg- K X X X x xx X X 1 'fi . 3 91 e '97 PJ DEDICATIO W1th the reahzatxon that we are Stlll very young 1n heart and experlence, w1th the knowledge that w1th then' calmer fa1th for us to seek we gratefully ded1cateth1s the 1957 V1k1ng, to our Mothers and Fathers counsel there is yet peace and love, and a deeper, : . . , CARL O HUG C J COFFMAN LEE W KAFF Dlrector Treasurer Clerk W1thout thought of personal reward these publxc mmded c1t1zens have g1ven largely of the1r t1me and energy IH the serv1ce of the1r follow portumt1es for young people they have contrmbuted unmeasurably to the welfare and progress of the commumty To them therefore we extend our SIHCCPC respect and gratxtude NELLE HERCULES VERN TUCKER S E BADGER Dlrector Treasurer Clerk men. In attempting to achieve through the schools the best possible op- FACULTY if? MR WILCOX MRS CARTER MISS ELLIOTT MR SILVIA Superlntendent Enghsh Home Economlcs Industr1a1 Arts B S Kansas State A B Kansas UH1VCFS1ty B S Kansas State B S Plttsburg State M S Un1vers1ty Graduate Work, K U Jumor Sponsor Seventh Grade Sponsor of Wyornmg Washburn Pep Club Sponsor Senxor Sponsor Semor Sponsor Educat1on 1S a compamon wh1ch no m1sfortune can de crease, no cr1rne destroy no enemy al1enate, no despotlsm enslave at home a fr1end, abroad an lntroductlon 1n solltude a solace, ln SOC1Ety an ornament MR THOMPSON A B Chemlstry Empor1a Sophomore Sponsor MRS COLVIN Commerce B S Commerce B S Educatlon, KSTC Emporla Jumor Sponsor MR DUMM Musxc B M Un1vers1ty of W1ch1ta Freshman Sponsor ea- H Gif P MR HYMES Coach Soc1a1 Sc1ence A B Baker Un1vers1ty Seventh Grade Sponsor R r if M Q u a u I I I I . I 3 psf, , , V- fmt vii , Q f ' ' A , rr V V 1 , s X FOREWORD The Annual Staff has 1n these few pages trxed to capture some of the work the play the serlousness and the gaxety wluch have made our hlgh school days a magxc txme We hope that as you turn through the pages of the V1k1ng 1n years to come lt w1ll brxng the Joy of rem1n1s cence to all who remember the Class of '57 We would lxke to thank all the merchants for the1r cooperat1on 1n makmg th1s annual poss1ble The assocxatlon we have had w1th them has been a real pleasure To our hard worklng faculty we say Thanks for your patlence w1th the staff and for your grac1ous attxtude toward mak1ng our Vuging a success ANNUAL TAFF BACK ROW C Bayless Mrs Carter V Stevens FRONT ROW D Greene M Wyllie C Oberle A Pxper CLASS Ill TORY The year 1945 was an eventful one 1n the l1ves of eleven l1ttle angels who en tered school for the flrst t1me w1th great ant1c1pat1on Future events were to prove the1r eagerness was Just1f1ed Among the members of the f1rst grade after twelve years there are s1x who are f1n1sh1ng together They are V1rg1n1a Stevens Beverly Waetzlg Allen Plper Carol Oberle Pat Weaver and Mary Lee Irv1n Mary Sue Wy1l1e Jomed us m Apr11 of that year Mrs Dawson was the fortunate teacher In the second year we suffered a few m1nor allments such as append1c1t1s broken arms and other m1sfortunes Mrs Dawson was our teacher th1s year also The th1rd grade was a very engoyable year We ate 1ce cream bars for perfect spellmg papers and we met another teacher Her name was M1ss Ph1111ps Dur1ng the fourth grade we contmued to eat 1ce cream bars Certam Jobs were ass1gned such as ra1s1ng wmdows Allen P1per was chosen for th1s It was the begmmng of the phenomenal physlcal prowess he possesses In the f1fth grade Alta Jean Watsonjomed us Mr Irv1n Stern was our teacher Jumor cho1r leader and protector We took part 1n the Chr1stmas Pageant Th1s was presented on the nlght Lawrence Murphy s house caught on f1re The s1xth grade was the year 1n whlchwe took our tr1p to Topeka We made a tour of the c1ty and attempted to cl1mb to the dome of the State House There were several that d1dn t make lt Mr Blshop was our teacher that year The seventh grade was the flrst year we were allowed to plck cheerleaders They were Mary Lee L1ncoln and Beverly Waetzlg Mr Bxshop was our teacher thls year also The eighth grade ah whatayear was that Th1s was the year when we dated the Semor boys Th1S was also the year when we took our sneak tr1p to Kansas C1ty and Paulme Alcorn were new students th1s year M1ss Blandm was our teacher Oh those good old days' Next year was h1gh school As freshmen we especlally remember in1t1at1on and the 1nc1dent when Carolyn Br1tton fell into the molasses We lost Pauline Alcorn but we ga1ned Conn1e Bayless Carol Smlth Donna Greene and Francis Sm1th Mr Uhrlaub was our sponsor The sophomore year we served the Jumor Senior Banquet and we made a good proflt on our Chr1stmas card sales Mrs McC1ymond was our sponsor Bxg events 1n our Junlor year were our Jumor Play The Famxly Wash and 1n1t1at1ng the freshmen But b1ggest of allwas the Jumor Senlor Prom and Banquet We had some fun decoratmg for th1s especlally when the whole ce1l1ng caved 1n the day of the b1g event Mrs Carter and Mrs McC1ymond were our sponsors Rlchard Schm1tz was a new student The senlor year f1nds that our class numbers all of ten w1th the loss of Mary Lee L1ncoln Irv1n at the end of the f1rst s1x weeks The f1rst event th1s year was the carmval We had the K1ng and Queen Booth and the F1sh Pond Our w1nn1ng cand1dates were Merle and Conn1e Bayless Other events 1n 56 were the Halloween Dance and Chr1stmas Party 1957 opened w1th an avalanche of tests of var1ous kmds We surv1ved to enjoy the events whlch followed The sen1ors served a Chlcken Dmner to the commun1ty 1n February The sprmg class party was held the Fr1day after St Patrlck s Day Our Semor play was presented Apr11 12 May 3 the sen1ors were honored guests at the Junlor Semor Banquet and Prom The trad1t1ona1 Baccalaureate servlces were held Sunday May 19 On May 22 the semors read the1r h1story wxll and prophecy and presented a skxt for Class N1ght Commence ment the mght to wluch we all looked forward was May 24 thus endmg our glorlous days at dear old Carbondale H1gh. .U 1 ' ' . 2 ' , . 1 . . ' . ' ' J . . , . . . 1 I' 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 ' . . ' 0 0 . I I I ' O ' . I 1 1 -- , . - 1 1 and when we decorated the gymnasium for the Athletic Banquet. Carolyn Britton and 0 0 I I I . I J o 0 . ' 1 . . . . ' l . 4, . . ,, J I 1 1 0 D 1 . , . ' . . Q n 0 D 1 ' , . 1 . 1 - I . .I CLASS WILL We the mighty Seniors the undersigned Yet of right sound body and clear of mind In the belief that we have done our part Hereby bequeath our worldly goods to wit I Beverly Waetzig hereby w1ll and bequeath to Lauretha Hase my ability to hook a man and win him before I graduate To David Romine I will my gift of arguing with the teachers I Donna Greene leave to Sandra Tipton my ability to take teasing I also will to Kenneth Hase my skill in getting along with the teachers I Virginia Stevens leave to Betty Hamilton my ability to forget about the boys during school time To Judy Jungman I leave my ability to chew gum in typing class and to Mr Thompson my sense of humor I Pat Weaver hereby will and bequeath my loud voice to Carolyn Siecgrist and my ability to cut hair to Dorotha McLaughlin My skill in holding on to one or more boys at a t1me I leave to Sue Haas I Merle Bayless hereby will and bequeath my driving ability to Mr Wilcox To Peggy Waetzig I give my ability to argue with teachers I Connie Bayless leave my natural love of hillbilly music to Mr Wilcox Ialso will my ability to keep quiet on the bus to Eddie Perry Try this Eddie It helps I Allen Piper hereby will and bequeath my ability to play in sports to Clinton Vawter to prevent trousers being torn during work in the shop I Carol Oberle leave to Robert Chaffm my book of instruction on How to Converse without Bragging To Mr Dumm I bequeath my ability to play the piano with both hands I Mary Sue Wyllie hereby w1ll and bequeath my popularity Wlth the boys to Bonnie Robb I also will my daily trip to the post office every morning for the school mail to Ronnie Hase Of course you vull have to learn to drive Mr W1lcox's car Ronnie Your motor scooter will never do I Mary Lee Irvin hereby leave my five years of cheerleading experience to Evelyn Kuermaler and my ability to hook the man Iwant to Sandra Tipton To Lewis Miller I leave my ability to make passing grades without studying To the Freshmen we the Seniors leave Blue Monday so that they will not be green all week To the Sophomores we leave our lively interest in the better things of life To the Juniors we will our consistently high standards of performance and to the eighth grade we leave our time tested alibis These excuses are those handed down from generation to generation of Senior classes and have proved to be durable useful and practically fool proof To the members of the faculty we leave our patience and optimism feehng sure that at the end of this year their Supply of the afore mentioned must be nearly exhausted To Mr Wilcox our Principal guide and friend we leave our affectionate gratitude for his tireless efforts not only in leading us along the path of education but also for filling our high school years with many happy occasions J . l I . J , , , , : I I . I . A . . I 3 1 , . . . . . . , 1 . . . , . . . . . , . , - J . . . . . . , , . . . . . l . i 1 . , . . . I . I . . , , . J .V ' I also will my shop ability to Mr. Thompson, along with my new invention, a safety device . I . . 4. J J . . ,, . . . . , . , . . . u l e O 1 l - J , . . . J . J J . I I - . , I . . . , . . I . . . . CLASS PRUPHECY As we look 1n on Conn1e Bayless we see her as the w1fe ofa h1llb11ly They are at home 1n the h1lls of the Ozarks w1th the1r s1xteen lxttle h1llb1lhes Wh1le she stays home takmg care of the1r k1ds and domg the chores her husband w1th h1s l1ttle ole gu1tar, goes down to the PHEW Rad1o Stat1on to h1S da1ly Job PHEW 1S famous the world over for its daily broadcasts of the life and advantages of being a h1llb1l1y It s the greatest kind of life there 15 you should try lt Ask Conn1e She wouldn t even want to try to 11ve any other way As Conn1e and her fam1ly went on the1r annual tr1p through the mountains of Colorado they looked up the1r fr1end V1rg1n1a Stevens V1rg1n1a and her husband are the owners of the bxggest Dude Ranch 1n Colorado They are very proud of the1r e1ghtl1ttle cowboys Each n1ght you can hear the1r vo1ces echo1ng mn the mounta1ns as they s1ng and play on the1r guitars V1rg1n1a 15 the world s champ1on bronco buster and calf roper Her husband has just recently rece1ved the t1tle as the world s champ1on male yodeler One of her httle cowboys is the champ1on hog caller Vlrglnla s fam1ly 1S very famous for w1nnmg titles When V1rg1n1a last heard from Donna Greene she was l1v1ng m hxgh fashion down 1n the Arkansas h1lls w1th her famous husband Donna f1nally got her Juke box babe Elv1s Presley although he had had many offers from other g1rls They are now hving 1n a beautlful stone house w1th the1r twelve k1ds Donna 1S kept very busy w1th all her kids and helping Elvis ra1se h1s hound dogs Donna has twelve k1dS because she thought they were cheaper by the dozen When the Presley famlly were Pldlng 1n one of the1r many Cadxllacs they met Mary Sue Wyll1e the former owner of the B C Sw1ng Club Yes Mary Sue has changed through the years She has now g1ven up her club although lt made lots of money for her, to become the w1fe of a very respectable man He is the owner of the Norman s Do It Yourself Radio Repalr Shop They are now l1v1ng at home 1n Carbondale w1th the1r s1x k1ds The latest reports of Carol Oberle stated that her husband had qualif1ed to be a m1ssionary 1n Afr1ca Carol 1S planning to Jom h1m as soon as she gets her degree in mus1c She 15 now teach1ng the chlmpanzees to play the p1ano and w1ll teach the natives rock n roll and Jazz when she arrlves 1D Afr1ca She has become the world s most persuaslve arguer 1n securmg free passports for her Tra1ned Snakes who perform all over the world Back in 1957 many of us d1dn t reahze Carol had so many h1dden talents d1d we ? Meanwh1le back 1n the states the news has been rece1ved that Patr1c1a Weaver has just opened up the Pee Wee Race Track As her husband has always sa1d h1s woman IS still gomg around corners on two wheels 1nstead of four Pat has Just recently won the title of Hot Rod Champ1on and each even1ng she and her husband have a mock race Pat s husband Just can t be conv1nced that she 15 a better hot rod dr1ver than he IS He Just doesn t know when he s beaten does he Pat 'P Pat tells us of the good luck Beverly Waetz1g has been hav1ng s1nce she left Carbondale back 1n 1957 Beverly and her husband Darrell are l1v1ng 1n Oregon where he 15 a very talented electr1c1an Beverly has a part t1me Job runn1ng a Lonely Hearts Club Beverly has a natural talent for f1nd1ng the r1ght correspondent for people who come 1n After all d1dn t Beverly f1nd one that f1ts her personahty Just perfectly ? The grapev1ne tells us that Merle Bayless 15 now a top cook 1n the Umted States Army Although Merle 15 a very good cook and he l1kes h1s Job Just f1ne he feels he IS getting a l1ttle too much work He lS also the favor1te cook 1n h1s famlly Of course cook1ng for h1S w1fe and four k1ds 1sn t as hard as cook1ng for a whole crew of men The compl1ments g1Ven h1m by h1s fam11y rather cool h1m off when he 1S Just about ready to blow h1s top Merle doesn t really mmd cook1ng unt1l company drops 1n One of Merle s regular d1nner guests lS Allen Pzper when he 15 on h1s vacatlon Allen lS now a forest ranger 1n Malne and l1v1ng w1th h1s w1fe Evelyn m abeautlful tree house Slnce they l1ve so deep 1n the forest they use a hel1copter as their ma1n means of transportation Its a large one, of course, because he has mne k1ds and h1s w1fe to take wlth h1m And last but not least IS Mary Lee Irv1n formerly Mary Lee Lmcoln who fmds the dry wall bus1ness qu1te a sport She and her husband went 1nto bus1ness for themselves a few years ago They are kept very busy f1n1sh1ng all the new houses 1n Carbondale They have been gambl1ng a lot of money lately on Wall Street Stock Market and have won a pot of money We know that when they are m1ll1ona1res we can all borrow money from them Mary Lee has f1V6 k1ds who are also helpmg out by ra1s1ng and sellmg pet skunks Th1s concludes the story of the perfect Sen1or Class the class of 1957 .v . . , . . . . , . 1 . . . 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Pep Club . , , , Play . . ' , Paper Staff . , Annual Staff CLASS MOTTO Grant us the knowledge to know what IS r1ght and courage enough to do lt BEVERLY WAETZIG Glee Club M1xed Chorus Play Pep Club Cheerleader Paper Staff Class Offlcer Annual Staff MARY LEE LINCOLN IRVIN Glee Club Mlxed Chorus Band Cheerleader Play Class Offlcer' Paper Staff Compl1ments of NATIONAL BANK OF TOPEKA TIP TOP DRIVE IN CONNIE BAYLE SS Glee Club Mlxed Chorus Pep Club Paper Staff Annual Staff CLASS COLORS Turquoise and Black DONNA GREENE Glee Club M1X9d Chorus Play Paper Staff Annual Staff MERLE AND CONNIE Carmval K1ng and Queen ls f ,fi fx KP Z! F7 ,ff X riff? 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V- A I il '- v .V V by Of ' , QHARON HAQE Presxdent PAT CRAIG Vlce Presldent JANE I' CARPENTER Secretary Treasurer DENNIS WATSON Reporter Susxe SISCO James Mercer Charles Rathff Trudy Ashw111 LOIS Vawter John Emery Gary Abram Judy Stultz Sharon Paxson John Harms James Waetzxg Ardena Ryan Dlana Tremen V1cky Jungrnann Dorothy F1n1ay Sh1r1ey BIXCI EVE TH GRADE in 5 2' is 4 'Vlr 44 L in 4l1l WA 'S-1 4' 'I hls Page 'Sponsored C ROSBY BROS T opeka L Bobby Seastrorn We Mrs Claar Steven Kltchen i Daryl Wen' Karen Remmgton Betty W11k1HS Lee Fmlay nik, vu? McCormxck IXTH GRADE Thls Page Made Poss1b1e By The Courtesy PELLETIERS U Wlmfred Merton Wyllle Lmcoln in-J, xt , , Qxiiigh? Ce ce11a Patterson 5 fo? 526 E52 ro -1 4 www? 3 sw '-1 Kc Z as '1 ff P :s M up-1'-. ,W M Charles Starkebaum 'l!X 5Rm'?10 rw E U1 o :J ua c '1 o' 0 '1 3 Q 1 ,- U' :s S m '1 cm aret Sheddan Jack Branson Lmda Varner Jerry S1ecgr1st Sharon Tucker Q Quentm Carpenter -dk F8 Robert McCorm1 ck Terry Langford Carolyn Johnson tb-.ws -3 George Hamner NUM Ab. Judy Joan Llvmgston FIFTH GRADE Jud1th Dawson D3V1d Beckmon Earlene Ph1111ps Harlan Woodrmg Steve Fogel Jamce Chaffm 0 W' Robert Trelnen Cmdy Butler fp Bonrue Dryer Sandra Watson Karen Jo Waetzlg Jlrn Branson Rebecca She ddan Lee Remmgton Sadle Watson 71, A I . QQ if 1' ,, ' ai 1 -, u. 4 ,, 2 ,if -A y A ' 554: ' 4- st x ', '- N f K ina, za-.4 1' ij' A Q -In, tx ' , - A i ' ,J fy f- ,V U up f M ' A , V' I 1 . 4.,V , , . 4 y L X' G , 'W Q.: if . 5' - .1 ,Q . y, X ... ,G g - A f LX x , J . ,J FUURTH GRADE MRS. WILCOX Arthur Miles T ommy Arb Elalne Blen 1 Gary N1tz V rf., MQ 'V if 2 xi' ' 4' Joanne Kaff Jean Dawson Jerry Petrel Harold Norma Jean Starkebaum Benge Bob Fmlay Kenneth Robb Dav1d Slsco V1Ck1e Anstaett W1 Lonn1e Jo Remlngton Courtesy Of TIP TOP DRIVE IN NATIONAL BANK OF TOPEKA J-:J Davey Lee Donald Emory Beckrnon L. , 0 vw J, -. X-eg 44. no ,,4rg3J A 4- l' ' v lr W if xy' ilwp-ix LW ly . I . ' ' f Q, losbf C' if P Q V ' V y i U I 'U A ,2 VA A ' V ' me I 12 6 D - 5 I I is' ' 'W A .1 y f X A' N 4 f' vm. X1 y Sy ju -1- ,, . I: - - V S , ' K-,T-,, ff A T!! ' , ' V ' or - Q' 'ff Murhn Hoover Mary Blxel Fredd1e N1tz June Srmth James Vawter Llnda Ballard John K1effer Domta Garnson Bob Tregemba Janet Shepard Ph1111p Beckmon Eva Armstrong Larry Romme V1c1-cy Txpton Bobby Anstaett D1ana Tucker Freddy Storey N Marsha Stroh Gayle M1les Marc F1sher THIRD GRADE -I l Y I in ' 1 4 1 WJL -1' ot Plctu red 5 fin X 1 14 4 Q 1- b I' ii ,P :axis ' ' A XL . 32 . - y J - . . vw , . 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