Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

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'I I L lf' LQ X V ,1 , 'X H X 'X J NN his .xii I f S K w KX X X 5 X N xg EX Q, X wk Ed W K KX N fwkx , x yi M Y X X B MJ il a EX X V Q' I 1 N R , 1 5 X y P 13 K K V3 -1 x 1 H ,X v ke ' 5 X f ww xx X THE FLAME ries YQXV usto our s es Iotlese wwe 5 ,Z ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Q IZ . C 3X3 QNI f' ,-f-:.-3 I ,,,.. iii Zilg, Q if Q v X X I f If j X I V Board of Edu catlon Asst Bank Cashier ,. ...f .J fx-.1 . ' . ills ,954 P wr ,K 1 ,,, -l-Qisv, ' .1-9' Q , 4 1 5 'I . :1,,'ff.., ,. , f., . E' If JEQY L ' w-11, 4' V TURN CHARLES LEE Implement Dealer Stone Quarry RAY COMER WINFIELD MILLER OLIN BURNETT farmer farmer farmer Q al MR D F WINTERS Supermtendent Casey Umt C 1 Umversny of Dubuque B A Umverslty of Iowa M A MR B E WETZEL Prmclpal of Casey H1gh School Un1vers1ty of I111no15 B S M S 5 if 1 1 X -. , . , . . 76' , . . , . . ir Klf 4.1 I .Sill HX l y 'ak fir fwivstt DON BOYER Agriculture, University of Illinois, B. S. GEORGE CORTELYOU Mathematics, General Science, Eastern Illinois State Teachers Co ge, B.S., University of Illinois. kb. VIOLET DAVIS Commercial, Alabama College, B.S. WILLIAM ELDER General Science, Boys' Physical Education, Assistant Coach, Eastern Illinois State Teachers College, B. S., Furman University, S.C. 31 I ffm A, RUTH GREEMAN Latin, English, University of Illinois, A.B. MARGUERITE HADDON English, Illinois Wesleyan, Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. MAURINE JOHNSON Mathematics, James Millikin University, A.B. , University of Illinois, A. M. , University of Colorado. RUTH LINDSEY History, English, Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. , University of Illinois, M.S. R-liffwl DORIS RANEY LEE Speech, Spanish, Lyons Township J'inior College, A.A. , University of Illinois, University of Minnesota B. S., Northwestern. ' , 4' HERBERT LEE ' , V If Music, Eastern Illinois StatejTeachers Colfege, B.S. Northwestern University. I ffwrj JEAN MAIN gl' I-Iomemaking, University oflllinois, B.A. FERN MCELWAIN Commercial, Indiana CentralCol1ege, B.S. IOLA MOMBRUN Girls' Physical Education, Illinois State Normal University, Normal, Illinois, B.S. IARKIN OGDEN Homemaking, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, B.S. WILLIS SHAY Industrial Arts, James Milikin University, B. S. HENRY STEPPING Line Coach, Science, Physics, B.S.. Eastem Illinois State Teachers College, Majored in Science. 1 S K 'Ja- 'IQIQ T.:-' 52 'fii 4-fi J iw! ,qs Q1 455 , ii... - ft., 1 w Q., 'lx vb Y '39 I as M.R. TEDRICK Coach, U.S. History, Eastern Illinois State Teachers College, B.S. AVA MARIE TINGLEY Speech Correction, Illinois State Normal University, University of Illinois, B. S. , M.S. NORMA CUTRIGHT School Secretary. MILDRED TYLER Registered Nurse. gg MR. FASIG ' Custodian. N MR. GOODWIN 3. ,J Custodian. lm I ,S I MR. WATT V '- Custodian. MR. HOYT Custodian. SENIORS Cr1UCK SWINFORD pres1dent X GTIIOT HSS ?,,,,-X CNhcmm 1951 952 MISS LINDSEX Mrs Davls Qponsor PAT SPR AGGINS CASSIUS BENSLEY treasurer x me pres1der1t ig sponsor IRENE MCSCHOOLER secretary S S1 S S ' fix 5. 9f CI x'f -I .. 1 4:5 ff: gk SENIORS JACK ANDERSON Football 2, 3,4g Boys' Ensemble 3g Choir 1, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Ba lg Student Council 1, 2. ' f mdfezw, LOYD ATHEY F.F.A. l,2,3,4. 71 YA fl f, K1 ffl L , DON AULT Football 1, 3,4g Basketball 1, 3,45 Track 1, 3, 4g Choir l,2, 3. DOROTHY BAIRD F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4 Speech Club 3,4g Jr. Play 51g Honor Roll l,2, 3. SHIRLEY BEESON G.A.A. l,2, 3,45 Tepee Players 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, Cheerleader 3,4g Choir 1, 2g Honor R011 1,2,3gM3j0l'CIZE 1,2g Flame SI8ff41 Jr. Play 51g Tumbling Club 4, All State Dramatics Play Cast 3. CASSIUS BENSLEY F.F.A. 2, 3,4g Student Council 4g Speech Club 4g Basketball I,2g Football l,2,3,4: Track 1. SENIORS CLARICE BRANDENBURG F.H. A. 2, 5,44 Honor Roll 2. JACK BROOKE Football 1,2,5,4,Baskutba11 1,25 Track lg Track Txlanagcr 2. ROSE MARIE BROSMAN F.H.A. I,2, 5,44 G.A.A. 1,2,4p Tepee Players 3,41 Cheerleading 4. MARY BROT HERS G.A.A. 1. CLARK BURNETT Football l,2,j,41F.F.A. 1.2, 3, Band 1.2, 3.4. KAY CAROTHERS G.A.A. l,2, 3, F.H.A. 1.2, 33 Choir 2,35 Photo Club l,21Bf0adCaSlC1 1.2. G.A.A. I,2,3,4g F.H.A. I,2, 3, 4g Tepee Players SENIORS SHARON CHAPMAN Band 1,2, 3, 4, Choir 3. JEAN COX G.A.A. 2, 3,4g F.H.A. I,2, 3.4, Tepee Players 3, Broadcaster 3, 4, Choir 1, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3. LARRY EASTON Football lg Click Club 35 Football Manager 3, 45 Basketball Manager 3,4g Track Manager 3, 4. VERLA EDINGTON F.H.A. 2, 3, Click Club 2. SUE EMRICK 3, 4, Jr. Play 515 Choir l,2, 3,43B8I1d 1, 2, 3.4: Pep Band 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 4: Octet 4gGil'1S' Sexlet 3g All Stare Drarnatics Play Cast 3. PAUL PINNEY Choir l,2,3,4pBaI1C1I,2,3,4. ff? o 1 4 E -. R' 1 ,- IU5 5- .: i I LJ tails x0 ,.f--' SENIOHS JOHN GALEY Football 1,2, 3.4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2 3,4g F.F.A. I,2,3. SHIRLEY GARDNER G.A.A.1,2,3,4,Band1,2,3,4gCho1r1,2,3,4 Pep Band 4, Flame Staff 3.4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4 Queen Attendant 4. ROBERT GRAHAM Transfer 2g Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2. WANDALIE GREEN Band 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4. GWENDOLYN GROSS F.H.A. I,2,3,41G.A.A. 2, 35 Tumbling Club 4. THERESA GURLEY F.H.A. l,2,3,4pCh0i1' l,2,3,4. SENIOHS MAURINE HARRIS G.A.A. I,2,3,4: Choir 15 Band I,2, 3,45 Pep Band 45 F.H. A. I, 25 Speech Club 2, 35 Student Council I, 25 Queen Attendant 45 Honor Roll I. DORIS HAWKER G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2, 3,45 Tepee Players 3: Honor Roll 1,2, 35 Band 2, 3,45 Choir HELEN HOPPER Photo Club 15 Tepee Players 2, 3,45 Broadcaster 2, 3, Editor 45 F. H,A. 1,2, 3,45 Honor Roll I. 2, 35 Flame 4. ALGENE HUDSON F.H.A. I,2. 3,41G.A.A. 2,3545 Jr. Play '515 Tepee Players 35 Choir 1, 3, 45 Broadcaster 3, 4. EUGENE KEMPER F.F.A. 1,25 Click Club 4. ELAINE KIMBERLIN F. H.A. 2, 3,45 Tepee Club 35 Broadcaster 45 Flame 45 Honor Roll 2, 3. Ab 'QP' fi fv- SENIORS MARY KUSTERMAN Pep Band 4, G.A.A. l,2g F. H.A. 1,2, 3,4g Tepee Players 3,4gC1lck Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 LINDA LACEY Band 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4gC1M1k Club 1,4 HELEN LEE G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4pBal'1d 1,2, 3, 41 Choir 1, 3,49 Band 4g Girls' Ensemble 4, Octete 45 Student Council 3g Tepee Players 2, 35 Queen Attendant 4 BETTY LEOHR F.H.A.1,2,3,4. OPAL LEOHR F.H.A.1.2,3,4. ARMAND LOFFREDO Band 1,2, 5,45 Pup Band 35 Click Club 1. 4g Choir lg Track 1,2 SENIORS JAMES LOGUE Football 1,2,3,4g Track I,2g Basketball l,2, F.F.A. 1,25 Student Council 3. ROBERTA MARTIN Choir I5 G.A.A. l,2, 3, 45 F.H.A. l,25F1aFl'16 staff 4, Tepee Players 2, 3,4g Jr. Play '51, Honor Roll 1, 3, Student Council 2. GORDON MCELWAIN Track 1, 2, 3.4, Football 2, 3,4g F. F.A. lg Band 3,41 Choir 45 Click Club 25 Tepee Players 3.4. TED MCNUR LAN IRENE MCSCHOOLER G.A.A. 1.2, 3,44 Student Council 4: F. I-LA. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tepee Players 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Tumbling Club 4. I. HOWE MONTGOMERY Band I,2, 3.4, Choir 1,45 Pep Band 2, 3,4, Click Club lg Football 2g Flame Staff 4. 'K I I 1 E' SENIORS LILLIAN MOREY G.A.A. l,2, 3,4g F.H.A. 1.2, 3,4p Tepee Players gg Tumbling Club 4. MARTHA JUNE NEAL F.H.A. Ig G.A,A. 1.2.45 Cheerleader 2, 3.4. AM WW IVAN PATRICK F.F.A. l,2,3,4gFO0!b3l13. DORIS PERISHO F.H. A. lg Girls' Chorus 41 Broadcaster 4g Honor Roll 2. 1 .ga -, 'R ,QQ NANCY PLEASANTS F.1-1. A. 1.2, 3,45 Choir 1,2, 3,45 Girls' , f'l. Ensemble 3, 4g Mixed Ensemble 3, 4g Octete 35 Q, 'i Sextet 3. HOWARD RAMSEY r,F,A. 1.2.3.4 Basketball 44 Choir 1. SENIORS BERDENA RICHARDSON Broadcaster 3: F. H.A. I, 2, 3, G.A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 4, Choir I,2, 3, 4, Click Club I. EILEEN RITTER F.H.A. I,2, 3.4, Choir 2, 35 Honor Roll 2, 3. IRIS SCHIVER F.H.A. I,2,3,4gG.A.A. l,2,3g Choir l,2,3,4g l Student Council 3. LELA SHOBE F.H.A. I,2, 3.4: G.A.A. I,2, 3,4g Speech Club 3,4g Flame 4. 1,1 4 14 1 RICHARD SHORE F.F.A. 2, 3,45 Track l,2,3,4. ir BETTY SHORT F.H.A. 1.2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,4g Choir 1.3. 19 :R X. SENIOHS K Q F.H.A. l,2,3,4gG.A.A. l,2,3,45 Choir r,2, r 1 . 35 Band l,2, 3.4. BOB SIMPSON Football 1,2. 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Tepee Players 45 Choir 45 Click Club 1. JACK SIMPSON Basketball 1,25 Football I,2. RUSSELL SIMS F.F.A. l,2, 35 Track I,2,3,45 Flame Staff 3.4. LORETTA SMITH Choir 1,25 Tepee Players 35 Broadcaster 3,45 F.H.A 1. 2. 3. 4. PAT SPRAGGINS Transfer 35 G.A. A. 45 F.H.A. 3,45 Tepee Players 45 Choir 3, 45 Student Council 45 Queen Attendant 45 Tumbling Club 4. SENIORS ROY SWIM Photography 3, 4. CHARLES SWINFORD Band I, 2g Football 2, 3, Pep Band I, 25 Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3.4, Jr. Play '51. JUANITA SWOPE F. H. A. 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 35 Flame 4. PATRICIA ULREY F.H.A. I,2, 3, Honor R0l12, 3, Flame 4g Tepee Players 3, 4. JOYCE VAN DYKE Band 1,2,3,4p F.H.A. t,2,3,4g Choir 1,23 Pep Band 4, Flame 4, Tepee Players 4, Photography Club 2. JERRY WALTERS Football 2, 3,45 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. l if If 13' SENIORS JOE WALTERS Football 2, 3.49 F.F.A. 2. 3.4 KEITH WATTLEWORTH F.F.A. z,3,4. SANDY WILLIAMS F.H.A. l,2,3g Cheerleader G.A.A. 1. ROBERT ZAKOWSKI Fooxball 3,45 Basketball 5,4 SENIORS FCUR YEARS AGO ,J w ,, '- v ' L I . 1-L, V -A I .1 , v Jx 621 JUNIORS MRS MCELWAIN sponsor KAREN SULLIVAN secretary BOB BEABOUT pre s1dent U11l01 BSS 1951 1952 KENNETH BRIGGS VICE pres1dent MR BOYER sponsor TREVA BLANKENBEKER treasurer MW' 'df .4 4 'X Officers E , , A L . I E 1 .52 J 2 Jerry Abraham Bob Beabout Treva Blankenbaker Carol Bradford Bernice Brandenburg Carson Brandenburg Kenneth Briggs Eddie Brown Lee Callahan Suzie Chrysler Phyllis Collins Bevery Comer Doyle Connelly Cyrena Crampton Phyllis Duvall --AJ 1.5 37 73 , 1:33- X . Q ' , : ' .HMP Gil vias l - V F-u -4' '27 I . 11 ,wwx .,. , A n 5 1 I 1 HR ,ii X 918 IO frlr Aggie 3 ---7 in 40 fdf HF? 49 'F 'Q JG K. ts f IQ .unnhi Y ' 4-nf ,I val J A T, ,I I l .4 , if 'vt 5 S, -9 .. .41 ,f- Velma Edwards Norma Elllott Donn1e Fmney Evelyn Fox Max Freeman Clarence Games Ann Gard Clans Glxdewell June Grissom Wanda Hall Richard Handley Ellen Hanners Naomi Hartman Earl Hickox Charles Hills Don Hopkins Marie Hurt Guyla Inskeep Norma Kelly Dolores Kennedy Robert Lamb 1 W 1 , f if 77!,,1?!g?Z fd'-7 I x ., ,V diff, Richard Laymon in Patricia Luke Russell Mauk Ellenora McKinzie David McSchoo1er Ronnie Morris .Tack Niles Donna Jean Orand Edward Orrell '17 7 J ,vi ii l fy - -,vm ' 4 A , I ' v x I 'Z 1 E fflw Y ,k,K VJ 4 -F 'f 7 -.I A A x Anna Partlow Richard Perry Elizabeth Ragon Ivan Ritter Joyce Savage Sharleen Shafer Phyllis Shawver Nancy Shields Richard Short Rose Simpson Joan Stanley Wanda Stewart Roberta Stout Shirley Stull Dorothy Stephen Karen Sullivan Victor Taggart Freda Tapscott Connie Tutewiler Patsy Wade Lynn Williams Robert Williams Violet Yealick fl -43 T. 1 f P I ' 1 oi 29 TN ,, fi VC SOPHOMORES 'QQ L' MR LEE sponsor GEORGE MANN secretary 'i 5 ,vs 90 S--i ,Q 6 Q :gl i fs 1-Q I if gi uf L if I 5 3 Q . ' iff 2, - .11 WAYNE OWENS p1'CS1d9I'1t Sophomore mm CHhomo 1951 952 JERRY BROWN treasurer Wi MISS MOMBRUN sponsor ELSIE CUTRIGHT vlce pre sldent id Xi Cl 1 oo .M . y ,fo , -I I .rv ' u -Q ' E Jimmie Anderson Marcella Anderson Myron Applegate Dorothy Beasley Mitzie Bell Dick Biggs Jean Blevins Janetta Breese Jerry Brown Kay Bryant Keith Burnett Howard Cheeseman Larry Crandall Elsie Cutright Joan Davidson Donna Davis Garrett Delp Sandra Delp Bobby Dillier Leon Dillier Philip Dooley James Edgerton June Edwards Dean Finney Everett Finney Barbara Fox Bob Fults Norma Funk 11 'A A Q , , 'P- an Q.: J' 'S 1' I ' in ' ..:fi .L--lv .AAI 'T . ,Irv vs 0 1' 1 444 1, as , f I fi '.'L' TJ' K X Q , Q3 7 -ff- r Q f l Qf '- ,,,1ru J -al ! f 'GQ .,. X1 ' . 4 f 3 ' -J 'L' fj I A A 95 1 P 5 fx I A Q , f 1 ! .. fvj 4' WAN I 0 -gov ,g x-57 ,,-p K 40, C2 ..p' 1 u 'X -A ,QA XL lx I A ai Rayrnond Gardner James Green Wanita Green Charlotte Greenwell Carol Gross Edwin Gross Norma Gross Monte Groothius Leonard Hall Betty Hanners Maurice Harris Phyllis Hickox Shirley Hickox Vaughn Hingson Barbara Hires Rogene Howard Rona ld Hudson llflarilyn Hurt Joan Hutchings John Hutchings .T oanne Kaufman Harold Kibler Ruth Kernper Betty Kite Billie Lamb La Verl Laymon Edna Lee llomer Leohr Sandra Luke George Mann Patsy Matheny Robert Mauk Gale McElwain Phyllis McKenzie Mary E. McReaken Jackie McVey Sharon Middleton Joan Miller Shirley Mitchell Alpha Morehead Patty Myers Richard Neal Wayne Owens Donald Patrick Joe Phillips Marlene Ramsey Winnie Reed Norma Repp Joann Roberts Glenn Roberts Pattie Ruffner Shirley Shiels Donna Simpson Alice Spencer Lola Swim Bob Timmons W, : 1 A' . Lv? if I 1 . . QM 'h , A I by ' iz, Q 1 VwY.1+J X EA xi fn K A. A ,. z? I 4- 3 rl 1. .ff l 7:43, kr? ls f. dl fmxiff X .niwfo X s Xiu 50 ., y a W 4 -2 Q . -4 ' ' 'J rv Richard Turner Beverley Umbarger Bernice Warner Gene Whitton Joyce Williams Billy Wright Cecil Wright, Jr. Wilda Yealick Donna Yelton Marcia Young Ester Walker F F A Bugs Four Years Ago 4. ' .4 . ' 1 FHESHIVIEN ICS MR STEPPIING sponsor LEON DEVERICK secretary '51 A ff ? -4' , ' A -fi X X U , X . KJ f ,XM PAUL KNIERIM presldent Freshman mm CHhcen: 1951 952 SCOTTY VAN DYKE 1ce presmdent 'mu' Q MISS GREENMAN sponsor JOYCE WHITSON treasurer I -v ' C l , Q v 0 . I ' f 1 I . J, . I 7 f 1 V . - . 4, 1 9 - uP... Q A 1 9 2, ' 1 ff K :- Q ? 4 . Y i . , if V-. Judy Abel Eileen Austin Donald Barnett Barbara Beabout Larry Bline Russell Bookman Joella Brewer Gail Brothers Jackie Brown Lois Callahan Russel Carson Helen Chapman Jeanne Chrysler James Coleman Annette Cutright Janice Davidson Wayne Davis Janet Decker Leon Deverick Marguerite Downey George Easton Clifford Edington Marian Endres Jean English James Fancher Ray Finney Ronald Freeman Barbara Gard J 1-1 X ,VL a ! -A C , V , r, , a V I X 'X - A Drll .' 14' ,- in NK, f, va . :S A ' 1: 4' ff- I 1-if hd nw 4 A ' I - A . 35: .3 4' -3 : ,gee P4 1 I-,vi K Q Lin 5 Qt 2 -- li -DJ. ,Q A if . J. fx! .ll 4? ri' ' 'fa' H1 mm 4 P' 1 , - If 5 . I , ,. A E, . , W. . V' ' 4' H ., ' A' ' . :A ,V ' Zi 5:5 .7 V -f V f 'I '-- ' L., 1 a hpv El I f' H- S X-,Jai A. f 1 21- J wa 4-.2 ni 'li 'V' swag . Pm T 1-'94 .1 V 5.-'ffl F' -4 1 0 Doris Geffs Tommy Haddock Donald Hanners Leota Hanners Carolyn Hawker Joseph Hawker Martin Henderson Joyce Hills Larry Hollensbe I1ll Huddleston Deanne Johnson Larry Jones Emily Kelly Anna Kemper William Kemper Mickey Knierim Paul Knierim Dennis Lacey Joann Lamb Donald Lee Richard Littlejohn Ralph Looney Ruth Rlanning Terry McElwain Leon lVlcNurlan Lester lVlcNurlan Frank Miller David Morehead Ava Morgan Norma Murphy Marion Partlow Donna Phillippi James Ramsey Jerry Ramsey Sharon Reed Marlene Repp Janet Richardson Jerry Richardson Gale Sawyer Linda Sharp Jack Shawver Keith Sherwood Deanne Shick Donald Sidwell George Smith Elta Snyder Jackie Spraggins LeRoy Staley Glen Stanley John Strange Richard Stults Carolyn Taylor Betty Tipsword Roberta Turner Charles Tyler Scotty Van Dyke pt' .fr- -1 5. ,yt I :Af if -'tc I fvffs- 4 6 Q. w 'Q vnu Y -0- 3 in 'rs' .1 Q , fl l :B :J ' ' 3 Qt' 4 . 0 ,,. N 4 'rv --- , Lf, ,J 1.1 i J A A 'WDEJHJ Q A X X - be 4 if fe . 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Q H I 4 4 -AZ 7 X5 if 5 5 i 1 'sm army y , o I ff ff .f , '57 gi ' ls i ,V 11.42 21 'N 1' W'-, .. 4 ,ff ' v 4U L L A A- B A FRONT ROW: Paul Knierim, Donald Hanners, Richard Weaver, Charles Tyler, Mr. Elder, As- sistance Coach, George Smith, Ronnie Freeman, William Kemper, Jerry Ramsey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Tedrick, Coach, Scotty Van Dyke, Leon Deverick, Jack Shawver, John Strange, LeRoy Staley, James Coleman, Russel Carson, Mr. Stepping, Line Coach. THIRD ROW: Terry Mcfilwain, Jackie Spraggins, Larry Bline, Mickey Knierim, Jimmy Fancher, Dennis Lacey, Jerry Richardson. FOOT BALL .lust what will stay with us in our memories about foot- ball? What did football mean to you in 1951? Did it mean playing on the team with long hours of practice and sore muscles ? Did it mean leading yells and cheering your team to victory? Did it mean selling hot dogs and cokes '? Regard- less of our part in the games we will never forget them. We will remember our disappointments when we lost, and how thrilled we were when we beat Robinson 14 to 12. Above all we will remember coach Tedrick's good-humored remark when the snow was too deep to play Marshall, Why we can't do that, we'd gain one yard and slide back five more. 46 F O OTBAL L SCHEDULE season or 1951 CASEY C. H. S. 1' Hom: sept. .,,...,..... Palestine oct. 19 1. ..... ..Newt0n Nov. 2 l.. .... 11.1.3 ....... Eastern Nov. 9 Ctll0le.,.4,....Mar'shall AWA! sept. 14 ,..., Martinsville sept. 21 1.9.1.9 .....,......i... omong Oct. 5 .,.................. Paris Oct. 12 ffl.: .ll .,..,,..... Robinson Oct. 26 26.316 ...... ...CharleS10n FIRST FIVE: Lynn Williams, Richard Short, Bob Beabout, Don Ault, Bob Simpson, Coach Jim Tedrick, Q 5 VARSITY FIRST ROW: L nn Williams, Dick Short, Bob Beabout, Howard Ramsey, Don Ault, Bob Simp son. BACK ROZN: Coach Tedrick, Richard Perry, Charles Tyler, Everett Finney, Bob Zawoski Howard Cheeseman, Jack Spriggins. RESERVE FIRST ROW: Jim Edgerton, Larry Bline, Jerry Richardson, Don Hopkins, Jerry Brown, Carson Brandenburg, Myron Applegate, Micky Knierim, Doyle Connelly, Bob Mauk, Ronnie Mor- ris, Bill Wright, Larry Crandell, Dick Turner, Philip Dooley. BACK ROW: Bytl Ping, Assis- tant Coach, Scotty Van Dyke, Jack Shawver, Russell Carson, Jim Coleman, Harold Kibler, Don Patrick, Ronnie Freeman, Leon Dillier, Don Finney, Monte Groothueis, La Veryl Lay- mon, Coach Tedtick. 4 'v ,, ni ff 'S t TRACK Niki 1 5 N56 X F' he DVS Chai gg 254 bw mio' Z hvlxes wx wan h lo c C039 gait 5 Nh Ying O! 'Y ag gggxo X and M tr Sv' me L Onatfi Hasddte Ove? am agonme at c C ti ROW vw! X' nwm thnve C N9 0 obwl 9916911 x SE aw B X393 KOWSY 6 'QYX NXCEYN B50 ben 713 in yo V , 00 Leon Allety nu RT. muon SX Ys0b5d'S G0 N1 RQXN X uns D06 Gene xx te GXCO RO u5S3X b Yux 6 S O 50 xckxai Gaxexi gdaxe Qi 9' C13 X-VCV Lgtiv E30 CUW ogxexl xw One sport whlch 1sn t too popular but wlll be remembered by many IS track Track IS-jL1St as 1mportant to some as the other sports but not too many boys come out for It Llke any other sport one has to practlce regularly to achlexe Belng on the track team 1SJllSt as hard as any work a fellow can do, but stlll the boys enjoy 1t. Some boys work hard at whatever they are trylng to do and never become very good, wh1le others just have the g1ft of bemg great track men. One memory w1l1 never pass from our m1nds we thought we were 1n perfect shape, but the fmrst meet told us we'd better work a httle harder, and Ted Pmg, our coach, saw to xt that we dld 49 X , - 'l v.- 1 'K' , X b t, 7 v fl ' , I , 7 'I ' , ' K 49 -'-,tv b , .rv F 4 In ,I r 4' 6- , -V 14 A ' V X 'X L' 'Q . 5 , V-ll I , . In I V KU ij' 4 'X ,, 15 ' 4 4- 2- ' , ,JN ,f ' k f' v 'Xl X W5 f iff? x t l 'Q s f 5 ' y . yt' ji. Y r in gy 2' h L I X ,3V'? V: AE, x ,- . iq V 1 A KOMO ' fb X .I ' ' ' ' e. , .C I l -vel A 'KJ' 'nm WM? , , U' Qxwg A B . ,I .O WDRW ' ' . I , ' 'N ' . 2, ' fx .. ' 9 Pt ' N1 ' ' ' F 'R 5 ' 3 ' D . 1 w Joyce Savage, Martha June Neal, Shirley Beeson, Rose Marie Brosman. CHEERLEADERS I Y F f . lf . If Shirley HickouiAIiyce Whitson, Margaret Wilson, Deanne Shick. ! , -T ,Fh- '47 Q'-2. E f Z Beverly Umbarger, Marcia Young, Winnie Reed Sharon Middleton. MAJORETTES O -fig '- ssl fu' FRONT ROW Betty Kxte Jean Cox Pat Spraggrrs Kay Bryant Patty Myres Martlyn Hurt Algene Hudson Mr Lee Drrector Donna Yelton Shrrley Stull Ruth Kemper Emrly Kelly Deanne Johnson Carol Gross SECOND ROW Margaret Wrlson Mary Ellen McReaken Barbara Hrres Freda Tappscott Sharleen Shafer Paul Frnney Rrchard Laymon Wayne Owens Gordon McElwa1n Joan Mrller Jeanne Ann Chrysler Sue Emrrch Bertre Turner Phy1l1sCol1rns Shrrley Gardner THIRD ROW Charlotte Greenwell Berdena Rrchardson Shrrley l-Irckox Maurrce Harrrs Dtckre Brggs I Howe Montgomery Gayle McE1warn Kerth Burnett Jack Anderson Dean Frnney Mrcky Knrerrm Marcra Young Anna Mae Partlow Nancy Shrelds LAST ROW Karen Sullrvan Bevery Comer Nancy Pleasants Theresa Gurley Irrs Schlver Helen Lee Norma Ellrot Shrrley Mrtchell Phyllrs Shawver Suzre Chrysler The Casey Hrgh School A Cappella Chotr has been an outstandmg organrzatron for many years Thrs year there were frfty three members under the drrectron of Mr l-I .T Lee Both the members and the drrector worked hard to provrde superror entertarnment for the publrc The songs sung were selected from vartous types of muslc rncludlng sacred, patrrotrc classrcal and novelty Thrs varrety of selectron was made rn order that therr programs mrght be pleasrng to all The chorr made rts frrst publrc appearance of the season at the Methodrst Church December 9th, presentrng therr annual Chrtstrnas Concert. Thrs program was made up en trrely of Chrrstmas musrc rncludrng solo and ensemble sele.ct1ons. One of the brggest events of the year was Eastern Illrnors Choral Festrval whtch was held here rn the gym March lst. The chorr was made up of about srx hundred students f1'0!r1 frfteensurroundrng schools. Lloyd Pfautsch fromlllrnors Wesleyanwas the guest C01'1dUCf0I'- ln the sprrng, the chorr presented the Grlbert and Sullrvan Operetta, The M1cado. Mr. Herbert Lee drrected the mustc and Mrs. Ralph Lee was rn charge of the dramatlcs. After the season was over the students of the chorr agreed they had garned much and would not exchange therr experrence for any other even rf they could. 52. CH IR 1 Will'NNW I 4 l l ' W a .2w'1 r l are th.,- FI 1 3 in l FRONT ROW Beverly Umbarger MAICIB Young Sharon Mrddleton Wmrue Reed SECONDROW Sharon dner Barbara Beabout Carole Wrnters Janet Rrchardson Mary Ellen McReaken Alrce Spencer Tommy Haddock THIRD ROW Jill Huddleston Helen Lee Jackre Brown Joann Hutchrngs Gale McElwa1n Maurrce Hams Ke1thBurnett Alpha Morehead Karen Sullrvan Barbara Hrres Paul Finney Maunne Hams FOURTH ROW Sue Emnch Phyllrs Shawver Dorothy Baud Dons Hawker James Green Marun Henderson Ruth Kemper Phylhs Hrckox Bevery Comer Nancy Shrels Joann Mrller FIFTH ROW Bob Trmmons Sharleen Shafer Scotty Van Dyke Monte Groothurs Armand Loffredo Wayne Owens J Howe Montgomery Marrlyn Hurt Norma Ellrott Wamta Green SIXTH ROW Willram Kemper Phylhs Collrns Patsy Matheny Ivan Rrtter Mary Kusterman Edwm Gros Band four years of hurryrng over to the gym hop1ng to arrrve on trme frnd our rnstruments and be tuned up and 1n our seats before the last bell rung We of the marchrng band shall not soon forget how cold the football freld and the streets of Casey could be as we marched up and down UP AND DOWN rn cold weather nor how hot rn the early fall It seemed that we always had to leave the football game after the frrst quarter to collect our rnstruments, hoprng we wouldn't m1ss anythlng 1mportant And durrng basketball games Mr Lee always chose the most thrrllrng trme to turn on the stage lrghts then we had to leave We wrll remember the new numbers practlced on the stage rn the wrnter and how drssappolntrng we were to Mr Lee because we persrsted rn playlng certarn phrases wrong or maybe a l1tt1e flat or a httle sharp but never just qurte rrght Sornetrmes we got out of school to go on trrps and the annual spr1ng concert was the hrgh lrght of the year We paraded up and down, and all around the town we were the band 53 . Xa his-f ie ' 34 Z H df K c r A ip x l I Chapman, Wandalie Green, Linda Lacey, Wilma Sidwell, Joyce Van Dyke, Mr. Lee Directorg Shirley Gar- I I . I D I I D O . . ' . . . . ' . ' . ' . ' I I O . I I D I - - . . . . , . . , . i I , . - - . . , . . , . , . STUDENT COUNCIL -eq 'Q ff FRONT ROW Scotty Van Dyke Paul Kmerrm George Mann Jerry Brown Leon Devenck SECOND ROW Karen Sullrvan Treva Blankenbeker Elsre Culnght Pat Spraggms Irene McSchooler Joyce Whrtson Mxss Johnson Sponsor BACK ROW Camus Bensley Chuck Swmford Bob Beabout As I remember contrary to popular bellef berng a Student Counc1l member wasn't such a horr1ble task Oh sure there were some Jobs that no one wanted some commlttees that all were 1n favor of and no one wanted to serve on That IS not unusual rn any orgam zatlon On the other hand there were student sponsored act1v1t1es that all members enjoyed such as partres and dances Sometrmes we even got to go to conventlons There was a bellef that all the meet1ngs were 'cut and dryed affa1rs It wasn t all 'Mr Pres1dent and Yes Mlss Cutr1ght we even trled to dlscourage th1s practmce Now don t get the 1dea It was a mad house rn there erther We ran the meetlngs wrth what mmght be called homemade parllmentary procedure' When someone had somethrng to say they sa1d It and no one else talked unhl they had f1n1shed It was all slmple but effectlve We felt we could accomphsh more th1s way The Student Councll was composed of four representatlves from each class and these were the four class offlcers Then too we had an honorary member from each of the four classes elected each SIX weeks They had equal power wlth the rest of the members We were not the govermng body of the school but a representatrve of the school We d1d however have the cooperatwn of the head Off1CE on the thmgs we d1d sponsor and we were mformed as to what we could or couldn t do by our sponsor Mlss Johnson Berng representatlve of the school the counc1l was the place where a lot of xssues concermng students and student act1v1t1es were dlscussed and settled The Student Counc1l trxed to do what they thought the students wanted or what was best for the school and belreved to be rmght 54 I . -Q . A, .1 .1 ' L- FD - X , 1 'ff-Y' V -. ,, ' O Y OI 5 . f, 9 1' ' x n . . . . . . - f n a n - - I I U I I 0 . . . . I U ' I I 5 a 9 1 P . - . , - . . . . , . , . H . . . . . ' I Q . , . . . . . . . . . . I . 1 . , . I ' 1 . . , . . . . U . . f 1 - I 1 1 - s . , . HONOR Hou M FRONT ROW Dorls Pershlo Joella Brewer Helen Hopper Norma Elllott Phylhs Colllns Shirley Beeson Wllma Srdwell Helen Lee Roberta Marun Maurine Harris SECOND ROW Elame Klmberlln Donna Yel ton Sandra Luke Elsle Cutrlght June Edwards Joan Muller Dons Hawker Jean Cox Shlrley Mltchell Bar bara Hlres Pat Wllllams THIRD ROW Jerry Rrchardson Larry Hollensbe Ralph Looney Jack Shawver Paul Flnney Don Hopkins Armond Lafredo Monty Groothlus Marun Henderson To be sure, we cannot forget all those long hours we slaved to get on the honor roll. To be on the honor roll we had to haveascholastlc average of 5.0 for hrgh honors and 4.75 and 4.5 to be on the honor roll. How we trled to get an A rnstead of a B+ just to barely get by. If we were on the honor roll for the semester we got our plctures put ln the year book. To get a scholastxc letter we had to be on the honor roll for two semesters. We burned some mrdmght 011 to be on the honor roll, but It gave us a great deal of prlde to see our names on the bulletrn board, see our plctures rn the Flame, and best of all to earn a gold C at the end of the year. 55 V , ,- 4 ' , I ' gi ff-f',f 5 ,. 5 5 , in 4 ip' gf-' 4 .., .. A L V X , I l, Q 9 , , - -- - 4 I ,- , , W , -x . , Y 3 ' 'a .5 5 I v v . 1 v ' ' , . . - 1 . ' I I I I I I I I - n 1 ' ' 3 . 1 n f I . Y 1 I I ' ...ka I- f '1 ,gf 1 .2 L ,4- 'Zff 1-xo??et Helen Une +309 ai 1 AY? 1 smiley Balm SNOW 8 3 FLAME S smnev G ::I,g0we'V N We V an Dvkensot u M S0 5 un 66011 pmbe' ua Elaxne 1 Y'-0 BP-CK WON M3199 Robefla When we turn the pages of the Flame twenty years from now and rem1n1sce over the old photographs and wrlte ups memorles of be 1ng on the Flame Staff w1ll be v1v1d 1n our mlnds Then we w1ll thmk and say to ourselves A lot of hard work went 1nto th1s yearbook I wonder how the Flame staff are mak1ng out th1s year? I wxsh I were back there do1ng my share agaln There s Mrs Haddon she surely had her share of problems We w1ll smlle and remember how sh used to call us by name and say Were you lnspxred enough last lght to Wrlte your art1c:le'P There s Sh1r1ey Gardner and Russell Sxms our ed1tors Yes those were the good old days at Casey I-hgh School 56 I if 2-1 I I , , d ., ' - 43 ' is . ' 2--F , ,I 'Q ' 1' li! 1 .. 'Q F, f ' I 1 AI Al I F. 0' - 1- V ' . has ,,hf I , I r ,Q I f i 'I Q gl 5 2, X . In 1' gl ,Xl 7. A A g 'My I ,ffl x I I I 11 ' I If 'Q I , U - ,Q I' . 28. , s I I 0 I Yo wi E IW. 'ms' . . s I . 1 - . ' ' e n. . . I H 1 - - ' ' . , nga +- .5 FRQN Kimb . . - De Luke e'1111 Do Une S . . ' ' In Hudson Dczgnhy 325351,-sho. ck, Joanne K ' si en, .Amir auf e Cutrigzt :loin yeizm phjgll. Naomi H ' ay B, Ck S C01- -mm Y-int ' SP0 1111s -in ' Mar' H300 ' D0r1 ' D011 llynli A4130 Da .Ha Yelto Hgpkins UII. Lo VIS' B U, Je . Barb Petra Sm. ACK Ro 311 COX ara Hi Uh, WG Hel ' Pan-yi' re-9. 5,-Ia. ell H0 like U76 PPe1 ' Sand, ' Algell a C T Row BROADCASTEH Looking back we recall the days when the Broadcaster went on sale at noon. Those who were selling the paper might have likened the rush to a small toronado. Which articles were most popular would be hard to say. We know that the gossip column was read with much interest while others laughed heartily at the jokes, the lnquiring Reporter or Peggy Pix .The paper was read from cover to cover and then filed away Knot in a waste basketj and forgot- ten, except for the staff who moaned over their errors and then began working on the next issue. Those on the staff will always remember how late we were with our articles, and how we were warned at every meeting that next we must get our articles in on time or else--but then, we had heard that the last meet- ing too. What a time we had in getting the typing and mimeographing finished, but it was fun. We will not forget' the parties and the dances we had. With the money we made from the dances and the sale of the papers, we shared in helping the school to buy a new mimeograph machine. During the school year 1951-1952 the staff published the paper every three weeks instead of the usual six weeks. The sponsor this last year was Mrs. Violet Davis. 57 For years to come we shall remember all the fun we have had rn GAA Ther other organtzatton tn school that gave us as much fu get better acquatnted w th e was no n and as many chances to work play and 1 each other Perhaps some peo le roughfor gtrls and acttng unlad lk our p may have thought y 1 e buttf they had h meettngs whtch w us a lrttle ad a opportuntt t as held on Tuesda ferently y oparttctpate rn one o ys and Thursdays they would have thought dtf At every meettng there were new games to play and forty mrnutes packed full of fun' We shall never forget the tunes we couldn t ftnd all our clothes at the end of the pertod and had to hunt franttcally through lockers and wastepaper baskets for them We all took tt as a part of the fun Not only dtd we have fun at the meettngs but we planned other thtngs to do Such as parttes hrkes wetner roasts and every year we had a Chrrstrnas partyfor the grade school chtldren Each gtrl tn GAA brought a gtft and then one gtrl dressed up lrke Santa Claus and gave out the gtfts All four years we had a wonderful staff Thts year we had Maurtne Harrts as presrdent who dtd a wonderful Job of gettrng thtngs done Other gtrls who served to help her wtth the work were Shtrley Beeson Wtlma Stdwell and Patty Myers Also we had the help and leadershtp of our P E. teacher and frtend Mtss Iola Momburn :Fi Q k-RONJT ROW Joan Mtller Emtly Kelly Wtlda Yealtck Esther Walker Beverly Umbarger Patty Myers Maur me Hams Sponsor Mtss Momburn Shtrley Beeson Wtlma Srdwell Jtll Huddleston Joyce Whttson Margaret XN rlson Suzte Chrysler Wtnme Reed Donna Phtllppee Rose Marte Brosman FIRST ROW Joan Kaufman Allce Spencer Ixorma Kelly Wanda Hall Charlotte Greenwell Shtrley Gardner Lela Shobe Deanne Shrek Ruth Manntng Shtrley Shtels Norma Repp Joyce Wtlltams Treva Blankenbaker SECOND ROW Marion Endres Mttzl Bell Phyllts Htckox Ltna Sharp Deann Johnson Marlene Repp Roberta Turner Patty Luke Dons Haw ker Sharon Mtddleton Marcta Young Roberta Martin THIRD ROW Shtrley Mrtchell Phyllis Snawwer Shar leen Shafer Marlene Ramsey Jean Cox Eltzabeth Ragon Norma Elltott Joan Lamb Joella Brewer Carolyn Taylor Vlolet Yealrck Patsy Mathem FOURTH ROW Helen Lee Algene Hudson Sandra Delp Guyla lnskeep Donna Yelton Berntce Warner Donna Jean Orand Bexery Comer Berdena Rtchardson PatSpr1ggtns Martha June Iweal Irene McSchooler Betty Short Lrlhan Morey Martlyn Hurt Shrrley Htcl-cox Sue Emrtch 58 f . . Y . . Y . . 7 . . - . . Q . . I . . Y , Y Y . . . I Y . I . . , . V .., ,. 5, ' .fx 'yn ,,,-,..... by , ax: ,-u I fl-2, . Y'-if .... .3120 ,. .. . f- f ' t X , , ' 1 3 5 r V Yr 1 1 1 ' 1 - v , . . . . . I V I I I ' : I I VI I I I V I . ' V 'v . ' 3 1 I 1 Y I U I I - I I I ' 1 Y I - , . . . . . . . . I ' A v 1 ' , , . , y a ' FRONT ROW: Patty Washburn, Mar querite Downey, Barbara Hires, Patty Luke, Norma Gross, June Grissom, Est her Walker, Mrs. Maine, Sponsor: Rose Simpson, Wanda Hall, Betty Tipsword Shirley Gardner, Elaine Kimberlin Norma Funk. SECOND ROW: Donna Simpson, Mitzi Bell, Treva Blanken- beker, Shirley Shawver, Linda Lacey, Sharleen Shafer, Sharon Reed, Patrsy Wade, Irene MeSchooler, Roberta Stout, Naomi Hartman, June Edwards. THIRD ROW: Sandra Luke, Joan Hutch: ings, Jean Cox, Doris Hawker, Opal Lehor, Jean English, Clarice Branden- burg, Algene Hudson, Bernice Branden- burg. FOURTH ROW: Juanita Swope, Iris Schiver, Kathy Bryant, Marcia Young, Carolyn Taylor, Gwen Gross, Evelyn Fox, Loretta Smith. FIFTH ROW: Marlene Ramsey, Jean Blevins, Bernice Warner, Barbara Fox, Anne Gark. BACK ROW: Elsie Cutright, Donna Yelton, Mary Kusterman, Velma Edwards, Norma Kelly. F.H.A. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Beasley, Mary Ellen McReaken, Alice Spencer, Wan- ita Green, Jill Huddleston, Mrs. Maine Sponsor, Jackie McVey, Joyce Whitson, Donna Philllppi, Carolyn Hawker, Car- ol Gross, Charolette Greenwell, Joanne Kaufman. SECOND ROW: Doris Geffs Emily Kelly, Deanne Johnson, Phyllis Collins, Patsy Matheny, Winnie Reed, Margaret Wilson, Rose Marie Brosman Deanne Shick. THIRD ROW: Cyrena Crampton, Eileen Austin, Norma Mur- phy, Phyllis Hickox, Delores Kennedy, Sue Emrich, Wilma Sidwell, Joyce VanDyke, Theresa Gurely, Marlene Repp, Phyllis Duvall, Anna Kemper, Marion Endres. FOURTH ROW: Annette Culfighl, Joann Lamb, Joella Brewer, Dorothey Baird, Helen Hopper. FIFTH ROW: Donna Orand, Joan Miller, Jeanne Chrysler, Pat Spraggins, Marlyn Hurt, Lillian Morey, Betty Short, BACK ROW: Judy Abel, Phyllis McKenzie, Sharon Middleton. Instead of listening to the president at the beginnings of each F. H. A. meeting, which met the first and third Wednes- days each month, we seemed rather to congregate in our small groups to talk about the date we were going to have that night or had had the night before. We wonder how the bus driver kept his mind on driving with all the talking and laughing that went on when we went to our F. H. A. rallies in different towns in our sections. We had so much fun at the watermelon party we always spon- sored for the freshmen at the beginning of each year so they Could get better acquainted, and certainly we shall not for- get about going caroling with the F. F. A. boys every Christ- mas. The memories of the initiation of the new members at the close of the first semester, and the formal initiation, which was so impressive and made us realize what mem- bership in F. H. A. meant, will long be remembered by all. Last year our president was Iris Schiver and our vice- president was Irene McSchooler. F. F. A. FRONT ROW: Richard Shore, Clarence Gains, Don Finney, Connie Tutwiler, Cassius Bensley, Mr. Boyer, Sponsor, Keith Wattleworth, Larry Crandall, Leon Diller, Robert Lamb, Bob Tim- mons. SECOND ROW: Earl Hickox, Max Freeman, Myron Applegate, Don Sidwell, Clifford Edington, Donald Barnett, Larry Jones, Dean Finney, Dick Turner, Jack Shawver, Keith Bur' nett, Dickie Stults, Richard Neal. THIRD ROW: Billie Lamb, Homer Lehor, Donald Hanners, Raymond Gardner, Wayne Davis, Jerry Ramsey, Jim Ramsey, Loyd Athey, Ray Finney. FOURTH ROW: Jim Coleman, Howard Cheeseman, Russell Mauk, Edwin Gross, Clark Burnett, Dick Short, Joe Walters, Leonard Hall. LAST ROW: Richard Weaver, Ivan Patrick, George Smith, Howard Ramsey, Donald Patrick, Jerry Walters. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA I..et's say it is 9th hour during the schoolyear of 1952. Afarmer's son is sitting in the A room beside a group of other farrner's sons. All are awaiting the arrival of Mr. 8 Boyer, the sponsor and Cassius Bensley, the president. In case neither one show up for the meeting Connie Tutewiler is already standing by for he is second in charge. Don Finney, secretary is there to take notesfor the minutes, and Leon Diller, reporter, will write any articles for the papers. Larry Crandell is ready to take club dues, and Keith Wattleworth is on guard at the door. As the confusion is settling they beginto think back to the days when they were freshman, b l ' F F A The twomeetings which the boys for they are seniors now and will soon e eaving . . . U probably enjoy most are the two initiations, one for the greenbacks ffirst year boysl and the formal initiation for Chapter farmers fupperclassmenl. Their memories of F. F. A. may be pushed into the back ground, for they will have a home and family to support, but the memories will never die. Memories pushed back or over-shadowed-but never forgotten. 60 Q- tl' 4.,,-1 Q4 JUNIOR The cast which did a marvelous job in giving this play was: Miss Groze, the secretary. . . . .... Karen Sullivan Cavendish, band director. . . Don Hopkins Mrs. Wragg, Cook .... . .NOTITIH Elliot Jimmy North, adventurer. . . . .Richard Laymon Beatrice Jasper, young wife ...... . Bevery Comer Mrs. Arthur, Beatrice's mother ..... . Sharleen Shafer Sir Charles Jasper, author and philosopher. . . . Bob Bei-1b0u't Maurice Mullins,the complete criminal ....... . Lynn Wil1iarnS deaf woman .................. . Joyce Savage Members of the Band Ivan Ritter .... .......... . . Cornet Connie Tutewiler. . ........ . . Clarinet Kenneth Briggs ............. . . . .... Trombone , .Saxophone CharlesHills ............. Mrs. Lee was ably assisted by Phyllis Collins who was the student director. This year the Junior Class presented A Murder Has Been Arranged. This play, a unique mystery in three acts, had an unusual theme of black magic and terrifying effects with slight touches of comedy. The scene took place on the stage of the Saint James Theater, London. The time was November 16, 1951. This was Sir Charles Jasper's fortieth birthday and he was throwing a party on the stage of the theater. At eleven o'clock, Sir Charles was to inherit two hun- dred pounds--that is---if he was still alive. ,RQ SENIOR PLAY SEATED ON FLOOR: Marty Henderson, Mickey Knerium. SITTING: Jack Anderson. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Kusterman, Martha June Neal, Theresa Gurley, Pat Spriggins, Clark Burnett, Bob Simpson, Gordon McElwain, Cassius Bensley, Shirley , Beeson, Ivan Patrick, Sue Emrick, Dorothy Baird, Shirley Gardner. ln the above photo the cast of the senior class play takes a few minutes out from rehearsal to pose for a gay nineties portrait. The play Life with Father was presented on Friday March 21, 1952. The cast was as follows: Father ........ . Jack Anderson Vinnie . . . Shirley Beeson Clarence . . . Clark Burnett John . . . Gordon McElwain Whitney . . Mickey Knerium Harlan. . . Marty Henderson Cora .... . . . Sue Emrick Mary Skinner . . Shirley Gardner Rev. Dr. Lloyd . . .Ivan Patrick Dr. Humphrey . . .Bob Simpson Dr. Somers . . . Cassius Bensley Margaret. . . Dorothy Baird Annie . . . .Theresa Gurley Delia . . Mary Kusterman Nora . . Martha June Neal Maggie ................ Pat Spriggins Life with Father is becoming the favorite comedy of Americans all over the country. This is a tender and vigorous comic story of Father and Mother Day and their four sons who have a temperament to match their red hair. Father Day is the choleric household tyrant whose bark is considerably worse than his bite while Vinnie is the firm-minded wife who tries to keep her husband happy in spite of himself. The four sons add a great deal of merriment. Mary Skinner is the fiancee of Clarence, who is willing to marry into the Day family in spite of the explosiveness of her prospective father-in-law. Then, there is Cousin Cora, the girl who mades a profession of paying visits to relatives. 62 TEEPEE PLAYERS We shall remember the peels of laughter rolling out of a door upstairs with the number 28 on it where two Mondays a month the Teepee players had a session. In our first year the organization was called The Speech Club, but in our sophomore year it was reorganized under the name of Teepee Players. We think back on all the little skits and plays that were performed by the members, the plans that were discussed and carried out, and the fun we had in doing it all. We sponsored a few dances and parties, and took part in the choral reading contest every year. None of the Teepee players will ever forget the scavanger hunt in our last year that took us all over town and built up our ap- petites for the Chili supper which followed. The officers for our last year were Shirley Beeson, president, Sue Emrick, vice-president, Roberta Martin, secretary, Norma Elliott, treasurer, Suzie Chrysler, sgt. at arms, Mrs. Doris Lee, sponsor. FRONT ROW: Sponsor, Miss Raneyg Bevery Comer, Karen Sullivan, Nancy Shields, Joyce Savage, Pat Williams, Joan Kaufman, Linda Sharp, Esther Walker, Lela Shobe. FIRST ROW: Berdena Richardson, Rose Marie Brosrnan, Phyllis Collins, Suzie Chrysler, Winnie Reed, Treva Blankenbaker, Jean English, Sue Emrich. SECOND ROW: Sharon Middleton, Norma Elliott, Pat Spraggins, Dorothy Baird, Sharleen Shafer, Mitzi Bell, Roberta Martin, Shirley Beeson. BACK ROW: Joyce Van Dyke, Pat Ulrey, Ioan Miller, Helen Hopper, Ann Gard. HIONT ROW Sponsor Mr Stepping Llnda Lacey Ioan Kaufman Wrnnxe Reed Lmda Sharp Esther Walker Ellen Hanners FIRST ROW Phyllxs Colhns Norma Elhott Cyrena Crampton Vlolet Yea lrck Ann Gard Muzi Bell BACK ROW James Green Dorothy Stephen Ierry Brown Eugene Kem per Sandra Delp CLICK CLUB Yes those who have gone to Casey I-hgh School have had many pleasent memories of the Chck Club The h1story test we flunked may be forgotten but not the wonderful sesslons we had at Cl1ck Club meet1ngs Drd I hear you say that belonglng to the Chck Club meant trymg to get mn the dark room w1th your favorlte glrl or boy? Well that IS the part you are to forget, for you know the Chck Club was organ1z.ed to encourage and promote photography and Mr Stepping was always there to see that xt was carrled out Now let's see 1f we can remember the offmcers the last year Yes, Roy Swlm was presrdent, and who was v1ce presrdent? Oh yes xt was Lxnda Lacey I guess Vrolet Yeahck must have been secretary and treasurer then Do you suppose any of them ever became professional photographers ? 64 ml 14 Jay 1'-ix 1 xlzlaomxs MYERS AND C0 INC TOPEKA KANSAS I . o Q.. 'Q , X . V X V . 4 S - 4 1 . 4. L, O O ,V , . . . , Oo . . , iff pw! X Q Q20 .J P fpfjpjf . ,.,, XX ages Www if 0 0' ivwp ' xx X fi imzjwffffx WV.: ' mx x .. ip X,-XX Tl F Q - ' fig- I ' WM Qvgfkjw v !jH5'5'7w ' ' i ' H99 1 .V'P JU , J ,iff . . 'I 6 M Uv - -' ff ff vo We Mfr 'WMF , If , ug in NEW f L fi,1.Vw 5 far' ' 'l h 'H V lv Uv Li Vw 1