Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

fachha WooJU • feat lene Jeuett ttancif (deynier €4itcr dAA Ataht Cditcr SuAiweAA Dtanager m Yaffle Admini tration and Senior junior Cla e )ftu ic Athletic Organisation Advertising Student hire c tor if AdtniniMraticH DR. CARL A. JAMES Superintendent Dr. Carl A. James, Superintendent of Concordia Public Schools, is serving his sixth year as administrative head of our public schools. His active work here as superintendent will not be forgotten. Every student of Concordia Junior- Senior High knows that Dr. James is always ready and will- ing to help him with his problems. Dr. James received his A. B. Degree ot the College of Emporia, his B. S. Degree at the University of Southern California, and his� Doctor of Education Degree at the Uni- versity of Kansas in 1950. He is a member of the honorary educational fraternities, Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Delta Kappa. Dr. James is an active member of the Chamber of Commerce, Lions Club, Country Club and the Masonic Lodge. One of the outstanding positions he has held is the presidency of the Kansas Society for Exceptional Child- ren. He now serves as a member on the Board of Directors of this organization. Arthur Mastin, who is completing his fifth year os principal of Concordia Junior-Senior High School, has established a pattern of co-operation and friendship be- tween the student body and the faculty. Students, faculty members, and friends are always welcome to come into his office with problems that need his attention and guidance. Mr. Mastin received his A.B. Degree from Washburn Municipal University and his Master of Arts Degree from Kansas University in 1946 before coming to Concordia in 1948. He is an active member of the Board of Directors in the Kiwanis Club, a member of the Masonic Lodge, and a member of the honorary educational fraternity, Phi Kappa Delta. He is now president of the Kansas State High School Principals' Association. ARTHUR MASTIN Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: tot. Fred Barber; to. Jock Bowman; Miss JoAnn Elmborg, clerk; Mr. Cliff Gillon; Dr. Carl A. James; Mr. Ralph Austin; Mr. Orrin Gould and Mr. Ralph Johnson. ARTHUR BRAX Mathematics WILLIAM CAMPBELL La l Mathematics GEORGE FREEMAN Industrial Art HAROLD HOWEY Coach, Phys Ed. ANNA JOHNSON Spanish, Geogrqohy EVELYN THOMPSON English WILBUR RAWSON Vocational Agricultura GEORGE STURDY Distributiva Education ELDON THORNBURG Mathematics PATRICIA WILKINSON Physical Education ALLEN VAN KOOTEN Social Science NORMA WURSTER icational Homemakii Sih wJ £ehicr.6 Dorr 11 Zohn, Vice-Pres (c «nf Johnny Davies, President Ann Hanson, Treosumr Shirley Palmquist, Secretory motto colors flower A man's reach should exceed his grasp. blue-silver white rose. Starting up the ladder of learning as bewildered freshmen in 1949, the class of '53 chose for leaders Leo LeSage, president; Gene Child, vice-president; Joan LeSage, secretary-treasurer. Miss Thompson, Miss Wycoff, Mr. Brewer, and Mr. Kramer served as sponsors during the year. The social activities of the year consisted of a hayrack ride, dance, and a potluck. In their sophomore year they elected Johnny Davies as president; Joy Bourne, vice-president; Norman Collins, secretary; and Larry Stamm, treasurer, to lead them. Their sponsors were Miss Barekman, Miss Wilkinson, Miss Neilson and Mr. Campbell. The i.-zyrack ride to the twin mounds was a big success. As juniors, the class of ’53 selected Leta Hudsonpillar, president; Johnny Davies, vice-president; Donna Woods, secretary; and Agatha Smock, treasurer, to be their leaders. For money making projects they sold football and basketball pencils, magazines, had football and basketball concessions, and the junior play. Under the guidance of their sponsors. Miss Meyer, Mr. Koufmann, Mi ss Ethridge, and Miss Johnson, the class sponsored an all-school party. The climax of the year’s activities was the Junior-Senior banquet and prom. Now as full-fledged seniors, the class of '53 has reached the top of the ladder. This year their officers were Johnny Davies, president; Darrell Zohn, vice- president; Shirley Palmquist, secretory; and Ann Hanson, treasurer. Sponsors included Miss Fletcher, Mr. Bryant, Mr. Van Kooten, Miss Milliken.The St. Pat's assembly, the Junior-Senior Prom, the senior play, and the senior trip to Colorado were high-lights of the year. Jimmy Aldridge Wallace Beery Norman Anderson Alden Bertrand Shirley Barker Joy Bourne Florene Beers Bernice Brown Joseph Brown Norma Brown Jim Buoy tWMwm ii Don Calloway Wade Castonguay Norman Collins £ehicrJ Robert Campbell Shirley Carter Patricia Cassel Charles Chartier Gene Child Robert Clarlc Edrie Lee Crum Johnny Davies Ruth Davis enhrA Margaret DeWitt Gary Fisher Jean Folkner Jory Funk ||a Garlow Perry Gile Ann Hanson Diane Hen Elbert Hinson Barbaro Hogue Eddie Hormel Leta Hudsonpillar £ehictA Mari lee Hul se Charlotte Huncovsky Norman Johnson Emmett Jones Dbnald Jones Carl Knapp Roland Lagasse Shirley Largent ehictA Michael Lewis LaVaoghn Miller Albert McCall Vern Nelson Hazel McCall Darrell Nixon Barbara McGinnis [Xiane Norton Patricia Owen Shirley Palmquist Nancy Parker Harry Parratt Sandra Passmore Norman Ramsey Shirley Richard £ehbtA £ehiwJ Pan y Siebenbcrn Anita Simpson Norma Simmoneao Paul Smith Ruth Smith Agatha Smock Larry Stamm Arline Walker Margaret Walno Donna Woods Darrell Zohn Arlan Campbell, vica-pratidant; Charlotta Boll, treasurer; Parry Millar, prasidant; Mary Alica Harrick, aacratary; The class of '54 began the way op the path of high school days in 1951 as Freshmen. Their leaders were Doris Edwards, president; Gary Lapo, vice president; and Darlene Jewett, secretary-treasurer. The guides were Mr. Kramer, Miss Thompson, Miss Coon and Mr. Needam. The highlights of the year were a hayrack ride in the mud and a dance in the cafeteria. The class entered their sophomore year with great enthusiasm. They chose as their leaders Sharron Layton, president; Perry Miller, vice- president; Mary Dean Ryser, secretary-treasurer. The guides were Mr. Campbell, Miss WiIkinson, Miss Neilson, and Miss Barekmon. This year the class enjoyed a chili supper ond dance. The other semester was highlighted by playing volleyball and basketball in the gym. The class of '54 is now nearing the end of the road. This year the leaders were Perry Miller, president; Arlan Campbell, vice-president; Mary Alice Herrick, secretary; and Charlotte Ball, treasurer. The hard working guides are Mr. Kaufmonn, Miss Thompson, Miss Johnson, and Miss Hillyer. They sold football and basketball pencils and also had a magazine sale. They presented a 3 act-comedy, ‘Men Are Like Street- cars.’ The main highlight of the year was the Jr. Sr. Prom. Jim Aldermon Harold Brees Robert Carter Monte Allan Batty Bronson Avo Chritton Bath Amspackar Arlan Campbell Lois Claycamp Charlotte Ball Louisa Bisnatt Carolyn Campbell Fronk Campbell J, V. Cunningham Shirley Davidson Sherrill DuPree Bud Dutton Doris Edwards Sue Empson Mary Feasel Gertrude Gile Roslita Green Esther Grounds Francis Hoist Margaret Hefner Mary Alice Herrick Gene Holmes Jo Holmes Rosalie Houghton Jack James Darlene Jewett Gory Lapo Shirley McDaniel Charles Johnson Sharron Layton Dorrell Meurrens Clifford Kenyon Janet Limbach Perry Miller Mary Knedlick Mary Lundin Wayne Neel Loren Koester Billie Bob McDaniels Alene Noyes Imogen® Nutter Jo Ann Paulsen Lorry Peck Donald Perkin Donna Regnier Charlotte Richards Berneda Roberts Mary Dean Ryser Lois Scott Phyllis Scott Glen Shaffer Arthur Slaughter Warren Smith Diana Srite Gary Swenson Eug«n« Trost Evelyn Tro t Lucilia Tro t Richard Vandarvoort Garold Walkar Eloina Walno Arthur Wabb Sharon Wolfa Wildan Young Bob Wagnar Ervan Wabb £cphctncre Nadyne Richard, secretary Diane Walden, treasurer Sue Gelvin, vice-president Paul Child, president FIRST ROW left to right - Frances Anderson, Velda Bulleigh, Ma rye lien Gould, Wineva Brunk, Althea Deal, Loretta Stahlman, Delores Trowbridge, Eleanor Brown, Adelia Eakins. SECOND ROW — Miss Meyer, Gary Choput, Steve Sorem, David Carlgren, Larry Gates, Paul Child, LaVtm Melton, J. L. Neal. THIRD ROW — Rita LeClef, Max Hamilton, Jerry Killinger, Ector Thyfoult, Ben Grosse, David Brummett, Bill Hoag. FOURTH ROW — Ronnie Jensen, Norman Wagner, Lorraine Marcotte, Duane Sherwood, Floyd Miller, Don Jasperson. FIRST ROW, left to right — Shirley Clark, Marla McGregor, Shirley Lawrence, Patty Strait, Gloria Bums, Karen Wilson, Diane Walden, Miss Wilkinson. SECOND ROW — Lois Carrol, Darlyene Tholstrup, Sue Gelvin, Carole Hummed, Nadyne Richards, Margaret Regnier, Donna Walker, Tommy Basnett. THIRD ROW - Omar Henderson, Larry Meadows, Marshall Martin, John Lewis, Bill Beale, Norman Smith, Gerald Jones, Norman Dyson. FOURTH ROW — James Lewis, Myron DeGraff, Loren Dochow, Norman Aldridge, Dale Swenson, John Cory, Gary Gates. FIRST ROW, left to right — Jeon Lawyer, Jackie Cox, Pat Cyphers, Barbara Amspocker, Shirley Brown, Sharon Meier, Pamela Bowman. SECOND ROW- Mr. Campbell, Carl White Larry Johnson, Lorry Procht, Jimmy Walker, Terry Newell, Donald Largent, Marilyn Briggs. THIRD ROW — Lyle Fulton, Charles Nutter, David Shte, Dwight Houdoshelt, Jim Word, Kenneth McWilson, Mrs. McCrary. FOURTH ROW — Valerie Nonninga, Ivan Walker, Jeanette Clark, Richard Kosar, Robert Shanks. Gary Davies, president Kenny Harman, vice-president Mori Wright, secretary Julia Stanford, treasurer FIRST ROW, left to right: Karen Pearson, Shirley Bulthaup, Clarice McCoy, Diann Price, Carolyn Cyr, Ernestine Lillie, Gretchen Larson, Barbara Adams, Mory Beth Brooks SECOND ROW: Larry Lagasse, Billy Richards, Alice Clark, Barbara Cassel, Geneva Lawrence, Connie Lilly, Marceline Breault, Donna Logan THIRD ROW: Jim Kirk, Lorry Barker, LeRoy Regnier, Gary Morris, Brad Lowell, Lyle Morris, Dean Lowell, Bob McCollom. FOURTH ROW: Gary Ryser, Carl Nelson, Howard Powell, Clifford McCall, Tommy Brady, Gary Richards, LaVern Raven FIFTH ROW: Bob Morrison, Charles Brownell, Donnie Purcell, Melvin Nutter, Benny Ray, Verlie Lagasse. FIRST ROW, left to right: Jody Evert, Juonito Bo , Marly Anderson, Glad y Elliott, Sandra Johnson, Nancy Gole, Alena Deal, Barbara Garlow, Sherri James, Mis Warster. SECOND ROW: Pool Herrick, Marilyn Allen, Elizabeth Campbell, Jo Ann Hoover, Lida Chritton, Janet Gile, Janice Foster, Barbara Booy, Shirley Jensen, Sharon Jensen, Walt Huber. THIRD ROW: Al Gilpin, Jerry Dochow, Gilbert Kenyon, Damon Christensen, Gory Hinson, Boddy Ginn, Gary Davies, Barbara Drory. FOURTH ROW: Kenny Harman, LeRoy Crom, Al Brown, Billy Cope, Gory Delforge, Bennie Eaton, John Henthorne. FIRST ROW: left to right: Miss Selig, Shirley Snavely, Mori Wright, Carolyn Sorem, Monnie Kay Wills, Julia Stanford, Joan Bray, Sheila Bell, Wenona Watters, Phyllis Sherwood. SECOND ROW: Lowell Austin, Dale Scott, Sue Woods, Sheryl Zohn, Marjorie Allen, Barbara Snavely, Theresa Baltazor, Cynthia Trost, Norman Tholstrup, Gale Scott. THIRD ROW: Richard Smith, Keith Waters, Rex Workman, Dennis Crist, Raymond Slusser, Gene Shrader, John Wilcox, Keith Bland, Bruce Cleveland. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Skeels, Horry Lee Vanek, Loyd Cunningham, Billy Strait, Frank Sallmon, Johnny Swengel, Kenton Skeels. Cightk Grade Barbara Green, treasurer Elmar Nichols, president Clay Aiderson, secretary Barbara Cox, vice-president FIRST ROW, loft to right — Connie Walden, Eleanor Zeomes, Mary Vint, Gwendolyn Strait, Shirley Thoman, Eva SalIman Lesley Ryser, Karen Skeels. SECOND ROW “ Mr. Freeman, Kenny Vignery, Jimmy Songer, Judy Simpson, Joyce Simpson, Jeanneane Thompson, Leon Sparks, Tommy Reeves. THIRD ROW — Dean Richards, Homer Siebenbom, Clara Tatro, Donald Y oder, David Y oung, Jimmy Rose. FOURTH ROW “ Alan Shirling, Lois Sallman, Karen Ward, Sandra Vanlaninghom, Margaret Stahlman. FIRST ROW, left to right — Owen Brewer, Shirley Bergstrom, Sharon Baker, Phyllis Cax, Georgia Davenport, Dee Ann Barnhart, Barbara Cox, Joyce Edwards, Sharon Goddard. SECOND ROW - Mr. Duncan, John Brownell, David Boll, Leon DuPree, Dennis Gile, Arthur Carlgren, Dick Frerichs, David Holmes. THIRD ROW “ Bob Culver, Elaine Huffman, Jane Foster, Rhea Ballard, Ruth Ann Doyen, Charles Gibson, Clay A Iderson. FOURTH ROW — Ronald Champlin, Lonnie Bate , Larry Cyrier, Charles Culley, Ronald Campbell. FIRST ROW, left to right — Nancy Parrott, Nancy McDaniel, Barbara Kitterrr.on, Helen Liby, Lodonna Lambertson, Mary Morris, Carlene Jameson, Wanda Palmquist. SECOND ROW — Mr. Thornburg, Vemona McDaniel, Elmer Nichols, Ronald Joslyn, Francis Lorgent, Michael New- ingham, William Poe, Doyle Jones. THIRD ROW — Pat Moore, Janet Louis, Thomas Poling, Carol Porker, Helen Parrish, Pot MocKinnon, Jean Jenson. FOURTH ROW ” Loyale Jenson, Gerald McGregor, Gene Mitchell, Wayne Mitchell, Lowell Owen, JoAnn Owen. £eVehth (jta4e Co rol Cassel, secretary, treasurer Sharon Johnson, president Donnie Buckman, vice president FIRST ROW, left to right - Donna Ramsey, Kathryn Ratts, Regis Parker, Phyllis Sallman, Joyce Snavely, Mary Alice Trembly, Iris Wagner, Marietta Shaffer. SECOND ROW “ Bill Wright, Donald Romo, Junior Parrish, Steven Weber, Raymond Vondervoort, Ronnie Walker, Mr. Davis. THIRD ROW “ Bill Sevell, Duane Snyder, Robert Tatro, John Reed, Courtney White, Darlene Workman. FOURTH ROW “ Charlene Shunn, Alberta Stalhmon, Barbara Shrouf, Marcha Wait, Phillip Vanderbilt. FIRST ROW, loft to right — Verle Hinson, Connie Lambertson, Geraldine Hole, Sharon Johnson, Linda Locke, Pauline McWilson, Jeanette Ginn, Ruth McCall. SECOND ROW “ Mr. Brax, Lavem McDowell, Bob Hewitt, Eugene Mockabee, James Miller, Larry Herman, Mike Geddes, John Killian. THIRD ROW Ted Mollinex, Jimmy GaHow, Ronald Layton, Scott Henderson, Ronald Goddard, Lorry Huffman, FIRST ROW, left to right-Margaret Allen, Phyllis Eustice, Floy Baldwin, Judy Cope, Virginio Anderson, Corolyn Ball, Judy Finley, Modeline Briggs. SECOND ROW “ Jo® Edwards, Charles Campbell, Donnie Buckman, De Ann Cousins. Sharon Beers, Betty Lea Aldrich, Darrell Bosnett, Mrs. Cory. THIRD ROW — Judy Bell, Gwendolyn Chizek, Sharon Fulmer, Laura Lou Ferman, Patsy Baker, Sue Fisher FOURTH ROW “ Gene Emery, Robert Felt, Ard Blomberg, John Boogaart, Dianne Alderman, Carol Cassel. NV. Adolph Poterion CAFETERIA COOKS Mr . Viola Cherrington, Mr . Viola Wog- nar, and thajr two student halpars, La- Vaughn Millar and Barbara Houga, pro para a lunch to bo sorvod in tha cafeteria. SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS FIRST ROW. Loft to Right-Mr. Brawar, Doan Lowell, Sharri Jama , Mary Bath Brook , Loyd Cunning ham SECOND ROW-Jim Word, Varn Nalson, Lao LaSaga, Bo.bCampbell, Mr. VanKooten iHixed Che tu A FIRST ROW: Rita LaClaf, Lucilia Tro t, Phylli Scott, Roslito Groan, Mary Lundin, Jory Funk, Evalyn Tro t, Poggy LaSaga, Morgorat Ragniar, Carol Hummel, Karan Wilson, Sharon Maiar, and Esthar Ground . SECOND ROW: John Hanthorna, Mis Millikan, Donna Woods, Morgorat Hafnar, Lata Hudsonpillar, Shirlay Davidson, Rita Garrison, Arlina Walkar, Shirlay MeDaniol, Nancy Ragniar, Lois Scott, Sua Empson, Batty Bronson. THIRD ROW: Diana Harmon, Rosalia MeDaniol, Joan LaSaga, Gladys Elliott, Joan Lawyar, Shirlay Richard, Shirlay Palmquist, Shorrill DuPraa, LaDaa Rovan, Ann Hanson, Agatha Smock. FOURTH ROW: Arlan Campboll, Duoina Sharwood, Larry Pracht, Gano Child, Nancy Gola, Rosalia Houghton, Pot Hanthorna, Bath Amspackor, Anita Simpson, Horry Parrott, Gian Lawis, Larry Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Wildan Young, Gaorga Tatro, Jamas Edwards, Arnold Flashar, Norman Johnson, Eddia Hormal, Darroll Maurrans, Norman Wagnar, Norman Gibson. The Mixed Chorus has obtained a wide view of all types of music. They have aimed to please the taste of every member at some time. They sing a yeat deal of semi-classic songs from popular shows, folk songs with modern arrangements, classics, and hymns. In our appreciation of music they studied the Elijah by Mendelssohn. At Christmas time the music department joined the girls physical education department to give a Christmas program. Sharon Meier and Arlan Campbell were their capable soloists and Duaine Sherwood, Norman Wagner, and Eddie Hormel sang the parts of the wise men. A small ensemble from the Mixed Chorus was formed to enter- tain civic organizations. The Mixed Chorus participated in the Religious Emphasis Week service. Thanksgiving service, and the District Music Festival. Ckctal Clinic FIRST ROW: Phyllis Sherwood, Sandro Johnson, Elisabeth Campbell, Mary Ellen Gould, Miss Milliken. SECOND ROW: Barbara Buoy, Jo Ann Hoover, Juanita Buss, Nadyne Richards, Sue Woods. The first NCKL Choral Clinic was held at Beliot, Kansas, November 17. Belleville, Beloit, Concordia, Lincoln, and Marysville composed the Chorus. Mr. Clayton Kriebel, director of Music at the University of Kansas, conducted the practice and the evening con- cert. Orchestra Junior Hiqh ChctuA J FIRST ROW: Corol Killings, Joonnio Fermon, Pat Mockinnon, Donna Ramsay, Susan Goddos, Michaal Wants. SECOND ROW: Miss Millikan, Sharon Lanoua, Taylor Mackinnon, Michaal Poling, Mary Jaan Briggs. THIRD ROW: Martha Gila, Judy Pfautz, Jamas Kaams, Ann Austin. FIRST ROW: Gaorgia Davanport, Sharon Barkar, Phyllis Cox, Jaannia Ginn, Eva Sollmon, Corlaan Jamason, Mar- aarot Stahlman, Sandra Vanlaningham, Ruth Ann Doyan. SECOND ROW: Albarta Stahlman, Sharon Kay Boars, Kathryn Ratts, Morcho Wait, Garaldina Halo, Dee Ann Cousins, Ronald Goddard, Lorry Huffman. THIRD ROW: Nancy McDaniol, Potsy Bakar, Sharon Goddard, Sharon Johnson, Linda Locka, Doyla Jonas, Clay Aldarson, Miss Millikan. FOURTH ROW: Eugono Mockoboa, Alan Shirling, Charlas Culloy, Ronald Champlin, Ard Blomborg, Bill Wright, Pat Mooro. FIFTH ROW: Judith Ball, Laura Forman, Garald McGrogor, Wright Danonbargor, Janat Louis, Barbara Groan. Miss Millikon director ChJefttMeJ JUNIOR TRIO Both Amspakor, Doris Edwards, and Mary Alica Harriett. MIXED ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: Ann Hanson, Accompanist; Shirloy Davidson, Sharon Maiar, John Hanthorna, Harry Parrott, Nancy Gala, Sua Empson, Lata Hudsonpiliar, and Nancy Ragniar. SECOND ROW: Rosalia Houghton, Wildon Young, Arlan Campboll, Diana Harman, Eddia Hormal, Jamas Edwards, and Duaina bharwood. CcHcchdia Hijk Sacked ftand Junior tjigh Sand FIRST ROW: Corl Peck, Wanda Palmquist, Modeline Briggs, Jeanne one Thompson, Dennis Gilo, Joyce Edwards, Reais Parker, Eleanor Zeornes, Judy Finley, Ronnie Layton. SECOND ROW: Mary Vint, Nancy Parrott, Iris Wagner, Barbara Cox, Barbara Kittermon, Larry Palmquist, Kenton McCoy, David Holmes, Mr. Doak. THIRD ROW: John Kilian, Ronnie Joslyn, Tommy Reeves, David Young, Courtney White, Duane Snyder, Jon Wagner Oren Brewer, Bob Ruzicka, Charles Campbell. Athletic A They We Junction City 27 6 Mankato 6 38 Marysville 33 6 Lincoln 7 12 Osborne 18 13 Beloit 7 6 Minnecpolis 26 14 Clay Center Belleville 20 0 13 1 JOHNNY DAVIES end MARVIN REVELL tackle PAUL SMITH guard £2?e NORMAN RAMSEY tacklm Jcctball featn n£al BUD TROST guard JERRY WILCOX tac fc e 'Jcctbal! FIRST ROW left to ri gh t — Col loway, Thyfoult, Wilcox, P. Smith, Pock, Trost, Ramsey, Revell, J. Davies,. Hamilton, Neal. SECOND ROW “ Campbell, Edwards, McDaniel, Lapo, Miller, Collins, Fisher, Alderman, Flesher, Shaffer, Brummett. THIRD ROW “ Coach Howey, Sorem, Powell, Jones, Workman, Webb, Houdashelt, Sherwood, Lowell, McCuilom, G. Davies, Coach Davis, Tminer Vandervoort. FOURTH ROW — Henthorme, Delforge, Dochow, Carlgren, R. Smith, G. Walker, Harmon, Skeels, Brady, J. Walker, Brees, Nelson, D. Scott. £pa-U M m r v i I The teamwork and the clean games of the Concordia Panther football team were an honorable credit to the team and the coaches in its 1952 season. Marvin Revell, star tackle made the second string oil-area team. Johnny Davies won honorable mention as end. C. H. S. victories were over Mankato and Lincoln, and Belleville by forfeit. Victorious over the spirited panthers were Juntion City, Marysville, Os- borne, Beloit, Minneapolis, and Clay Center. Ivan Davis is the head coach for the Panthers in football «id Harold Howey is the assistant ARNOLD FLESHER center 9SZ-S3 SaAketball BILLIE BOB MCDANIEL forward C. H.S. fiadketbaU SaAketball Hctnecc ninq Queen A is £ SaAketball Jrej ttneh Sa ketltall FIRST ROW-Froncis Hoist, Gory Davies, Perry Miller, Bob McCollom, Leo LeSage, Gary Fisher, Ben Grosse. SECOND ROW—Coach Howey, Gory Delforge, Ector Thyfault, Lorry Barker. Bob Wagner, Jerry Dochow, Bill Mc- Donil, Coach Davis. THIRD ROW-Brad Lowell, Bobby Strait, David Brummett, Gary Morris, Richard S mith, Arthur W«bb, Gary Lapo. FIRST ROW-John Henthorne, Walter Huber, Keith Bland, Kenny Harmon, Coach Davis. SECOND ROW—Gerald Jones, Kenneth Skeels, Tommy Brady, Gene Shrader. Cheerleader Panthefette Council PantkeretteA MEMBERS: Shirley Barker, Florene Beers, Joy Bourne, Pot Catsel, Roth Davis, Jory Funk, llo Garlow, Ann Hanson, Diane Herman, Borbaro Hogue, Leta Hodsonpillor, Morilee Hulse, Hazel McCall. LaVaughn Miller, Pat Owens, Shirley Palmquist, Nancy Porker, Sandra Passmore, Joan LeSage, LaDee Roven, Nancy Reanier, Shirley Richard, Margaret Ryser, Vodo Jo Schlehuber, Norma Simmoneau, Ruth Smith, Agatha Smock, Arline Walker, Margaret Walno, Donna Woods, Jean Folkner, Shirley L'orgent, Beth Amspacker, Betty Bronson, Carolyn Campbell, Avo Chritton, Lois Claycamp, Shirley Davidson, Doris Edwards, Gertrude Gile, Esther Grounds, koslita Green, Mary Alice Horrick, Rosalie Houghton, Darlene Jewett, Sharon Layton, Janet Limbach, Shirley McDaniel, Imoaene Nutter, Mary Dean Ryser, Lois Scott, Phyllis Scott, Diane Srite. Chorlotte Richards, Evelyn Trost, Elaine Wolno, Sharon Wolf, Donna Reanier. Josephine Holmes, Barbara Ar.ispocker,, Pam Bowman, Marilyn Briggs, Shirley Brown, Wineva Brunk, V lda Bulleigh, Gloria Burns. Lois Carroll, Jeanette Clark, Jockie Cox, Pot Cyphers, Sue Gelvin, Mary Ellen Gould, Pot Henthorne, Morilyn Huber, Carol Hummel, Shirley Lawrence, Jean Lawyer, Peggy LeSoge, Sharon M ier, Margaret Regnier, Doris Revell, Nodyn Richords, Patty Strait, Dorlyne Tholstrup, Diane Walden, Donna Walker, Karen Wilson, Barbara Adams, Morlyi Anderson, Sheila Bell, Joan Bray, Mary Beth Brooks, Shirlev Bulthaup, Barbara Cassel, Lida Chritton, Alena Deal. Barbara Drury, Judy Evert, Janice Poster, Carolyn Cry, Noncy Gale, Barbora Garlow, Janet Gile, Jo Ann Hoover, Sherri James, Sandra Johnson, Gretchen Larson, Geneva Lawrence, Ernestine Lillie, Connie Lilly, Donna Logan, Alice Clark, Rosalie McDaniels, Clorice McCoy, Karen Pearson, Diann Price, Borbara Snavely, Shirley Snovely, Carolyn Sorem, Julia Stanford, Cynthia Trost, Wenona Watters, Sue Woods, Monnie Wills, Mari Wright, Sheryl Zohn, Phyllis Sherwood. Junior Hi 'Jcctball Junior Hi SaAketball FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Johnny Walker, Kenny Vignery, Steven Weber, Ronald Campbell, Francis Largent, Mike Newinghom, Ronald Chomplion, Raymond Vandervoart Donnie Buckman. SECOND ROW-John Boogaart, Ard Blom- berg, David Holmes, Alan Shirling, Tommy Reeves, Charles Caapbell, Larry Sterling, Arthur Carlgren, Clay Alder- son. Chuck Culley, Ronald Joslin, Elmer Nichols. THIRD ROW-Courtney White, Jon Wagner, John Reed, Wright Danenbarger, Bob Culver, Larry Cyrier, David Young, Dean Richards. FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Raymond Vandervoort, Ronald Campbell, Donnie Buckman, Clay Alderson Chuck Culley. SECOND ROW —Tommy Reeves, Ronald Joslyn, Larry Cyrier, Wright Danenbarger Dean Richard. Junior High Pep Club Cheerleader FIRST ROW; left to right: Phylli Cox, Sandro Vanlaningham, Carol Cassol, Wanda Palmquist, Vernona McDomelf Chorlene Shunn, Modal mo Briggs, Phylli Eustico, Joann io Ginn, Kathryn Rott , Sharon Boars, Connie Lombertson, Carolyn Ball, Iris Wagner. SECOND ROW: Sharon Barker, Jody Finley, Floy Baldwin, Alberta Stahlman, Geraldine Hale, Jeannine Thompson, Helan Liby, Margaret Stahlman, Dee Ann Barnhart, Barbara Shroof, Betty Aldrich, Roth McCall, Miss Johnson. THIRD ROW: Miss Worster, Donna Ramsey, Jody Cope, Rhea Ballard, Sharon Goddard, Soe Fisher, Pat Mockinnon, Carol Parker, Phyllis Sallman, Shirley Thoman, Barbara Green, Georgia Davenport, Nancy Parrott, Mildred Waite. FOURTH ROW: Dee Ann Coosins, Lodonno Lombertson, Jane Foster, Mary Vint, Eva Sallman, Corlene Jameson, Karen Ward, Jodith Bell, Pat Moore, Janet Louis, Roth Ann Doyen, Eleanor Zeornes,, Jo Ann Owen. FIFTH ROW: Mary Alice Tremble, Marietta Shaffer, Laura Loo Ferman, Sharon Johnson, Nancy McDaniel, Lesley Ann Ryser, Gwendolyn Chizek, Patsy Baker, Barbara Kitterman, Lois Sallman, Paoline McWil on, Karen Skeels. C- Club atih Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Perry Miller, Billie McDaniol, Johnny Davies, Lorry Peck, Norman Collins, Richard Vandervoort, David Brummet. SECOND ROW: Mr. Davis, Don Calloway, Leo LeSage, Frank Campbell, J. L. Neal, Gary Fisher, Mr. Howey. THIRD ROW: Darrell Nixon, Norman Ramsay, Marvin Revell, Paul Smith, Jim Alderman. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mori Wright, Shirley Bulthaup, Carolyn Sorem, Judy Evert, Donna Logan, Cynthia Trost, Sharon Johnson, Barbara Garlow, Lois Carroll, Mrs. Corey. SECOND ROW: Clorice McCoy, Sherri James, Monnie Koy Wills, Julia Stanford, Jo Ann Hoover, Marlys Anderson, Barbara Drury, Paul Herrick. THIRD ROW: Larry Barker, Richard Kosar, David Brummett, Diana Srite, Larry Meadows, Brad Lowell, Theresa Baltazor. FOURTH ROW: Roslita Green, Noncy Parker, J. L. Neal, Tommy Brady, Larry Gates, Lowell Austin. FIFTH ROW: Omar Henderson, Keith Bland, Marshall Martin, Lois Claycamp, Sheila Bell. £jtantih Club School Council FIRST ROW, I ft to right: Janice Foster, Gretchen Lor on, Pomelo Bowman, Miss Johnson, Nancy Gole, Barbara Adams, Janet Gile. SECOND ROW: Gary Ryser, Gary Delforge, Gary Chaput, Gerald Walker, Harold Brees, A| Gilpin. THIRD ROW: Charles Johnson, Don Calloway, Jim Alderman, Gary Lapo. SEATED, left to right: Doris Edwards, Sue Gelvin, Karen Wilson, Darrell Nixon, Treasure?; Gene Child, President; Joy Bourne, Secretary; Johnny Davies, Vice-President; Marlys Anderson, Donna Logan. STANDING: Diane Alderman, Barbara Green, Gene Shrader, Richard Vandervoort, Joyce Snavely, Paul Child, Perry Miller, Jim Alderman, J. L. Neal, Gary Davies, Eleanor Zeornes, Mr. Brax, Lorry Herman, Mike Newingham. Science Cluit Wcrk Experience Club FIRST ROW, loft to right: Corl Knapp, Vorn Nelson, Robert Campbell, Eddie Normal, Leo LeSage, Duane Norton. SECOND ROW: Gene Child, Monte Allen, Nancy Parker, Margaret Walno, Arlan Campbell, Mr. Duncan, Mr. Brewer. THIRD ROW: Carl White, Lorry Meadows, Arthur Slaughter, Eimtett Jones, Jock Paulsen, Bill Hoag. FIRST ROW, left to right: Michoel Lewis Emmett Jones, Ruth Smith, Margaret Dewitt, Pansy Siebenborn, Norman Ramsey, Johnny Davies. SECOND ROW: Hazel McCall, Margaret Walno, Max Lassley, Norman Ramseyer, Larry Stamm, Charles Chortier, Vada Jo Schlehuber, Edrie Lee Crum. THIRD ROW: Darrell Zohn, llo Garlow, Joy Bourne, Patricia Owens, Bernice Brown, Norma Simmoneau, Jeon Folkner, Shirley Carter, Mr. SAirdy. FOURTH ROW: Perry Gile, Albert McCall, Raynord Predmore, Dean Grimm, Alden Bertrand, Jimmy Aldridge. FIRST ROW: David Carlgran, Ivan Walkar, Gary Swanson, Gilbort Kanyon, Donald Jonas, Arthur Wabb, Norman Johnson, Dala Swanson, Duaino Sharwood. SECOND ROW: Larry Lagassa, Harrv Laa Vanak, Norman Smith, Raymond Slussor, Rollia Logassa, Floyd Millar, Carl Nalson, Lorry Pracht, Myron DaGraff, Mr. Rawson. THIRD ROW: Donald Parkins. Howard Powall, Carl Knapp, Bud Dutton, Bud Trost, Jack Paulson, Wayno Naal. FOURTH ROW: LoRoy Crum, otava Soram, Jimmy Walkor, Tommy Basnatt, Bruca Clavoland. FIRST ROW: Varla Lagassa, Duana Norton, Dannis Crist, Daan Jansan, Jack Jamas, Norman Aldridga, Arlan Camp- ball, Ban Grossa, Frank Campball. SECOND ROW: Norman Tholstrup, Dala Scott, Alfrad Brown, Bannia Ray, Jim Buoy, Norman Andarson, Chorlas Brownall, Bob Morrison, Billy Richards, Gala Scott. THIRD ROW: WiIIold Brown, Glann Lawis, Ervan Wobb, Loran Koastar, Eldon Budraau, Gian Shoffar, Norman Gibson, Kaith Watars. FOURTH ROW: LaVarn Millar, Lorraina Marcotta, Dwight Houdashalt, Max Hamilton, Norman Wagnor, Jim Lawis. FIRST ROW, left to right: Konnoth McWilson, Darroll Meurrens, Robort Cartor, Charles Nutter, Michael Lewis, Don Ramseyer, SECOND ROW: Perry Gile, Albert McCall, Larry Stamm, Chuck Chartier, Mr, Freeman. THIRD ROW: Reynard Predmore, Benny Eaton, Ter y Newell, Carl White, Dean Grimm. FIRST ROW, left to right: Vern Nelson, Robert Campbell, Robert Carter, Michoel Lewis, Francis Hoist, James Edwards, SECOND ROW: Larry Stamm, Donald Ramseyer, Wayne Neel, Charles Johnson, Mr. Duncan. THIRD ROW: Richard'Kosar, Donald Calloway, Eldon Budreau, Bill Hoag, J. V, Cunningham. FOURTH ROW: Jack Paulsen, Perry Gile, Dean Grimm, Kenneth McWilson, Larry Johnson. Haifette Cabinet HayetteA SEATED, I ft to right: Agatha Smock, Dori� Edwards, Mary Alico Horrick, Carolyn Campboll, Ann Hanson, Mory Doan Rysor, Sharon Wolfa, Mary Both Brooks, Monnio Kay Wills, STANDING: Donna Woods, Evolyn Trost, Koran Wilson, Shirloy Brown, Jackio Cox, Doris Rovall, Sharron Layton, Joy Bourn , Dorian Jawatt, FIRST ROW, loft to right: Nadyno Richard, Donna Walkar, Morgarat Ragniar, Patty Stroit, Sua Galvin, Karan Wilson, Gloria Burns, Pat Honthorno, Carolyn Campboll, Mary Alico Horrick. SECOND ROW: Marcolino Broault, Cynthia Trost, Sua Woods, Shirloy Largont, Janot Gilo, Janico Fostor, Lota Hudsonpil lar. Karon P oars on, Barbora Adams. THIRD ROW: Juanita Buss, Nancy Gala, Lois Cloycomp, Agatha Smock, Jory Funk, Ann Hanson, Barbara Gorlow, Lucilio Trost, Joon Bray. FOURTH ROW: Louisa Bisnott, Eloanora Brown, Emostino Lillio, Barbara Cassol, Shoryl Zohn, M ry Lundin, Norma Brown, Marilyn Allan. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Johnson, Jo Ann Hovor, Phyllis Shorwood, Grotchon Larson, Glodys Elliott, Morjorio Allan. W HayetteJ FIRST ROW, left to right: Marly� Anderson, Sharon Wolfe, Donna Woods, Nancy Regnier, Nancy Parker, Roslita Green, Jackio Cox, Carol Hum mo I, Shirloy Brown. SECOND ROW: Mary Both Brook� , Shirloy Bulthaup, Monnio Kay Will� , Clarico McCoy, Julio Stanford, Diana Waldon, Shirloy Barkor, Anita Simpson. THIRD ROW: Bornda Roborts, Alino Noyos, Diana Harman, Diana Srita, Jonot Limboch, Esthor Grounds, Pat Cyphors. FOURTH ROW: Shirloy McDaniol, Shirloy Richords, Margarot Rysor, LaDoo Ravon, Patty Cassol, Barbara Drury. FIRST ROW, loft to right: Valaria Nanningay, Joan Lowyor, Peggy LoSago, Shirloy Polmquist, Sharron Layton, Lois Carroll, Shoron Moior, Barbara Amspackor, Shirloy Clark, Marla McGrogor. SECOND ROW: Evolyn Trost, Shirloy Davidson, Darlyno Tholstrup, Donna Logon, Lois Scott, Rosiloo Houghton, Suo Empson, Francos Andorson, Arlono Walker,Theres a Baltazor. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Scott, Ruth Davis, Judy Evort, Shorri Jamas, Carolyn Sorom, Mari Wright, Margarot Hofnor, Sandra Passmoro, Gartrude Gilo, Miss Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Pamola Bowman, Charlotto Richards, Rosio McDaniol, Mariloo Hulso, Mary Alico Knodlick, Jo Ann Paulson, Barbara Hoguo,Doris Edwards, Miss Platt. FIFTH ROW: Doloros Trowbridgo, Adolio Eakins, Alena Deal, Althoa Deal, Both Amspackor. Darlene Jewott, Mary Doan Rysor, La Vaughn Millar. C. H. g.panther H. II� 4 ' £14 SEATED, left to right: Esther Grounds, Janet Limbeck, JoAnn Paulsen, Von Johnson, LaDee Raven, Harry Parrott, Jack Paulsen. STANDING: Shirley McDaniel, Jory Funk, Beth Amspacker, Barbara McGinnis, Agatha Smock, Gertrude Gile, J. V. Cunningham, Miss Meyer. FIRST ROW, left to right: Karen Wilson, Diane Walden, Norma Brown, Althea Deal, Adelia Eakins, Barbara Amspack- er, Pat Cyphers, Jackie Cox, Roslita Green. SECOND ROW: Miss Selig, Frances Anderson, Barbara Buoy, Alice Clark, Eleonora Brown, Louise Bisnett, Lida Chritton, Shirley Brown, Donna Walker. THIRD ROW: Miss Wurster, Nancy Parker, Charlotte Ball, Jeannette Clark, Diana Srite, LaDee R aven, Agatha Smock, Alene Noyes, Joan LeSage. Jr. Mai etteJ Jr. FIRST ROW, loft to right: Phyllis Con, Sandra Vanlaninghom, Carol Cassol, Wanda Palmquist, Vornona McDaniol, Charlana Shunn, Modal in Briggs, Phyllis Eustico, Joannia Ginn, Kathryn Ratts, Judy Simpson, Joyca Simpson, Ragis Parkar, Bavorly Hanson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cory, Sharon Barkar, Judy Finlay, Floy Baldwin, Alborta Stahlman, Garaldina Halo, Holon Liby, Morgarat Stahlman, Daa Ann Barnhart, Barbara Shrouf, Miss Hillyar. THIRD ROW: Nancy McDaniol, Donna Ramsay, Rhaa Ballard, Sharon Goddard, Sua Fishar, Pat Mackinnon, Carol Parkar, Phyllis Sallman, Barbara Groan, Gaorgio Davonpart, Nancy Porrott, Joyca Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Da Ann Cousins, Diana Aldarman, Jana Fostar, Mary Vint, Eva Sallman, Karan Ward, Judith Ball, Pot Mooro, Janot Louis, Ruth Ann Doyan, Eloanor Zoornos, Mildrad Waits. FIFTH ROW: Mary Alica Trombly, Joyca Snavaly, Laura Lou Forman, Sharon Johnson, Gwandolyn Chizok, Patsy Mas Bakor, Linda Locks, Shoron Fulmar, Gwandolyn Strait, Koran Skoals, Barbara Co . FIRST ROW, loft to right: Ronnia Campboll, Jimmy Garlow, Donald Romo, E ugana Mockaboo, Bill Wright, Jamas Millar, Bob Fait, Ronnia Layton, Bill Sowoll. SECOND ROW: Mr. Howay, Clay Aldorson, Ronnia Chomplion, John Boogoart, Alon Shirling, Charlos Gibson, Ronnia Walkar, Ronald Goddard, Owon Browor, Mika Nowinghom. THIRD ROW: Mr-Thornburg, Bob Culvar, David Young, Gono Mitchall, Thomas Poling, Jon Wognor, Woyna Mitchall, Garold McGrogor, William Paa. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Roovos, Elmar Nichols, Ronnia Joslyn, Chuck Cullay, Wright Dononbargor, Larry Cyiar, Jimmy Rosa, Larry Harman, Francis Largant. Junior ClaM Plaif Under the direction of Mitt Evelyn Thompson, the Juniort pretented a 3 act comedy, Men Are like Streetcars to a near capacity crowd on Tuesday, October 21. The catt wat at followt: (tee above picture) SEATED, Sharron Layton, Mrs. Maton; Monte Allen, Mr. Maton; Rotlita Green. Mrt. White; Mary Dean Ryser, Julie; Sherrill DuPree, Lytbefh; Warren Smith, Ted; Darlene Jewett, Sylvia; Arlan Campbell, Jerry. STANDING, Doris Edwards, Mrt. Day; Charlotte Richardt, Mrt. Allen; Bob Wagner, Cni; Jim Alderman, Freddy; Gertrude Gile, Joy; Glen Shaffer, Henry; Janet Limbach, Maudie; Francis Hoist, Dovy; Carolyn Campbell, Alix; Sharon Wolfe, Margaret. One-Act Plaif Concordia, at hott for the fourth ttraight year, pretented the ONE ACT PLAY FESTIVAL in our auditorium at 7:00 p.m., October 23, 1952. Concordia't entry wat Bolcony Scene by Donald Elter, and wat d irected by Mitt Gwendolyn Fletcher. The catt wat at followt: (tee above picture) left to right. Margaret Wolno, Daughter; Nancy Parker, Mother: Horry Porrott, Gangster, Carl Knapp, Man; Eddie Hormel, rriend; Glen Shoffer, Husband; Ann Hanton, Girl; Nancy Regnier, wife. Concordia't rating wat Superior. Individual acting honors went to Nancy Regnier, Margoret Wolno, and Corl Knapp. Other schools thot participated were Lincoln, Beloit, and Belleville. editorial Ata LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Wood , Editor in Chief; Darlene Jewett, Assistant editor; Miss Platt, Sponsor; Ruth Davis, Gertrude Gile, Johnny Davies, J. L. Neal. tuJ HeM ta{{ STANDING “ Jockie Cox, Janet Limbach, Shirley Palmquist, Mary Dean Ryser, Margaret Ryser, Marilee Mulse, Ann Hanson. AdVerttiiny Robert Campbell, Rollie Lagasse, and Loyd Cunningham are being shown around the MARTIN TRACTOR CO. by two men who work there. Johnnie Davies, on duty as fry cook at the IGLOO CAFE, watches as the hamburger fries to perfection. Mr. Hass and Mr. Meeker are dis- cussing the good points of the JOHN DEERE tractor with Duane Norton, Ctrl Knapp and Jack Paul- sen. I need a new watch,” says Margaret Regnier to Rosalie Mc- Daniel, Sue Gelvin and Carolyn Sorem as they admire the watches at WESTCOTT JEWELRY STORE. MOertiMkq What’ll it be? asks Marshall Martin to Shirley Bulthaup, Patty Strait, and Donna Logan at MARTIN DRUG CO. LaDee Raven and Agatha Smock admire the lovely casket bouquet that Mrs. Alder son has arranged at the DOWNTOWN FLOWER SHOP. Mr. Palmquist, of PALMQUIST DRUG STORE, is helping Agatha Smock and Elaine Walno decide what school books they need. Hold it now, as Mr. Bergman, at BERGMAN’S STUDIO, snaps your picture. Mr. Schmitt looks on as Darrell Nixon and Eddie Hormel admire the jackets in the window of SCHMITT'S CLOTH- ING STORE. Gone Child, Leo LeSoge, and Vem Nelson are having Mr. Boyd, of BOYD OIL CO., check the oil. Shirley Palmquist and Peggy LeSage are trying out the merchandise at CULBERTSON S ELECTRIC. Mr. Whitney, Darrell Nixon, and Eddie Hormel are inspecting a tire at WHITNEY’S SERVICE STATION. UftiertiAiHg At BOSSOM’S READY TO WEAR, Nancy Regnier and Janet Limbach are busy trying on new winter coats. New school shoes are being tried on by Ruth Davis and Shirley Richards at CALDWELL’S SHOE STORE. “Fill ’erup! calls Jory Funk as Nancy Regnier, Janet Limbach, Mary Lundin, Ann Hanson, and Diane Herman watch Mr. Funk of the FUNK AND YOUNG OIL CO. fill the car with gas. Four Jr. High Girls-Linda Locke, Jan- et Louis, Pat Moore, and Diane Aider- man- are doing their Christmas shopping early this year. Mrs. Locke is showing the girls some of the new billfolds at LOCKE’S DRUG. ficcMer £tit Fitzgerald Hardware Co. Reeves Typewriter George Chaput and Sons F. D. Everitt and Son Hardware Red Chair Barber Shop Falls City Creamery Edwards Radio and Electric Dodson Manf. Co. Smith's Transfer Smith Funeral Home Soft Water Service H. M. Green Auto Glass and Supplies Western Auto Ass. Tiny Tot Shop A. A. Wilson Furniture Wilcox Cafe Worley Service Station Floyd and Maudie Vandervoort Weber’s Firestone Charles Blosser Motor Co. Leo Hubert Transfer Co. McCoy Jewelers Neals Food Market Paris Shoe Shop Nifty Cafe Matthew Greenhouse J. M. McDonald J. C. Penney Jones Standard M. V. B. Van de Mark Oscar Allen Marvin Brummett Blaney's Music Shop R. M. Bays Insurance Agency Bowman Seed Co. Boogaart’s Supply Holdings Market Tom Hamilton and Son Green's Superette Oscar Allen Inc. Mohler Service McDonald Plumbing and Heating Clarence Paulsen Co-op Oil Co. Me Elroy 66 Service Station Pioneer Cleaners Montgomery Ward Nelson's Market Lyman Herrington Cook and Cook Danenbargers Cook’s Food Store Concordia Cleaners Cloud County Bank R. W. Palmquist, Excavating Safeway Store Switzer Studio Ratts Electric Duehrens Grocery Sanborn Lumber Co. A. I. Reeves Contractor First National Bank denier fairecterij ALDRIDGE, Jimmy ANDERSEN, Norman F.F.A. 4 yrs. (Sentino! 1 yr.) BARKER, Shirley Kayette 4 yrs; Pap Club 3 yrs; Bond 4 yrs. BEERS, FI or ana Kay ottos 1 yr; Pap Club I yr; Girls Intramural s 1 yr; Distributiva Education; F.H.A. 2 yrs; Orchestra 3 yrs. BERRY, Wollaca BERTRAND, Aldan Basketball (Aurora, Ks.) 1 yr. BOURNE, Joy Twirlar 4 yrs. (Drum Ma|oratta 2 yrs.); Kayattas 4 yrs; (Cabinet 4 yrs.); Pap Club 4 yrs; School Council 4 yrs; (Tras. 1 yr.. Sac. 1 yr.); Distributiva Education (Vice- Pros. 1 yr.); Soph. Class Vice-Pros.; Girls'State Re- presentative; F.H.A. 1 yr; (Pres. 1 yr.). BROWN, Bernice Kayettes 4 yrs; F.H.A. 1 yr; Distributive Education. BROWN, Joe Student Council 1 yr; Band 4 yrs. BROWN, Norma Kayettes 1 yr; F.H.A. 1 yr; Girls'Intramurals 2 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr. BROWN, Willard Vocational Ag. 4 yrs. BUDREAU, Eldon BUOY, Jim F. F. A. 3 yrs.; Spanish Club 1 yr. CALLAWAY, Don Football 4 yrs.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Operations Club 2 yrs.; C Club 2 yrs.; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Junior Play Cast. CAMPBELL, Robert Science Club 4 yrs. (Pres. 1 yr.); Operators'Club 2 yrs. (Sec.-Tres. 1 yr. Vice-Pros. 1 yr.); F.F.A. 2 yrs; Band 4 yrs.; Photography Department 3 yrs.; Annual Photographer 2 yrs.; One-act play crew. CARTER, Shirley Kayettes 4 yrs.; F.H.A. 1 yr.; Distributive Educa- tion; Asst. Librarian 2 yrs. CASSEL, Patricia Kayettes 3 yrs.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; F.H.A. 1 yr. (Reporter 1 yr.) CASTONGUAY, Wade F. F. A. 3 yrs. CHARTIER, Charles Traffic Club 3 yrs. CHILD, Gene Operators' Club 2 yrs.; School Council 2 yrs. (Pres. 1 yr.) C Club 1 yr.; Science Club 4 yrs.; Latin Club 1 yr. CLARK, Robert COLLINS, Norman Football 4 yrs.; Track 4 yrs.; C Club 2 yrs.; Soph. Class Sec. CRUM. Edrie Lee Kayettes 4 yrs.; F.H.A. 1 yr.; Distributive Education. DAVIES, Johnny DAVIS, Ruth Pep Club 4 yrs. (Sec. 1 yr. Tres. 1 yr.); Kayettes 4 yrs.; Hurkaru Editorial Staff 2 yrs.; Glee Club 2 yrs.; G. A. A. 3 yrs. DEWITT, Mwgoret Kayettes 4 yrs.; F.H.A. 1 yr.; Distributive Education. FISHES, Gary Football 4 yrs.; Basketboll 4 yrs.; Track 4 yrs.; C Club 2 yrs.; Kays 1 yr. FOLKNER, Jeon Pep Club 4 yrs.; F.H.A. 2 yrs.; Kayettes 4 yrs.; Distributive Education; Girls Intramurals 2 yrs.; Manage and operate popcorn machine 3 yrs. FUNK Jory Pep Club 4 yrs. (Tres. 1 yr.); Kayettes 4 yrs.; Latin Club 1 yr.; Band 4 yrs.; G. A. A. 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr. GAR LOW, IIo Kayettes 4 yrs.; F.H.A. 1 yr.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; Glee Club 2 yrs.; Distributive Education. GILE, Perry Operators'Club 3 yrs.; Traffic Club 2 yrs.; Distributive Education. GRIMM. Dean Oporators'Club 3 yrs.; Traffic Club 2 yrs.; Distributive Education. HANSON, Ann Pep Club 4 yrs.; Kayettes 4 yrs. (Pres. I yr.); Latin Club 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus; Science Club; Junior Play Cast; One Act Play; Homecoming Attendant; Basket- ball Queen. HERMAN, Diane Pep Club 4 yrs.; Kayettes 4 yrs.; G. A, A. 2 yrs.; Band 3 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 2 yrs.; Latin Club 1 yr.; Glee Club 2 yrs.; Mixed Ensemble. HINSON, Elbert HOGUE, Barbara Pep Club 4 yrs.; Kayettes 3 yrs.; Spanish Club 1 yr. HORMAL, Eddie Science Club 4 yrs.; Band 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 2 yrs.; Glee Club I yr.; Basketball 3 yrs.; Football 1 yr.; Junior Play Cast; One Act Ploy; Trock 2 yrs.; Golf 2 yrs.; Tennis 2 yrs. HUDSONPILLAR, Leta Junior Class Pres.; Pep Club 4 yrs.; Kayettes 4 yrs.; G. A. A. 3 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; Glee Club 2 yrs. HULSE, Marilee Junior Play Cast; Pep Club 4 yrs.; Kayettes 3 yrs. (Cabinet 2 yrs.); G. A. A. 2 yrs.; Cheerleader 1 yr.; Hurkaru Business Staff, Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; Glee Club 1 yr.; Homecoming Candidate; Basketball Queen Co nd id ate. HUNCOVSKY, Charlotte Pep Club 4 yrs.; Kayettes 4 yrs.; Jr. Play; Mixed Chorus 2 yrs.; Latin Club I yr.; Business Staff. JENSEN, C«l Dean F. F. A. 4 yrs. JOHNSON, Morion Basketball 2 yrs.; Hi-Y 1 yr.; Panther Staff 1 yr.; Track 1 yr. JOHNSON, Norman F.F.A. 4 yrs. (Reporter 1 yr; Vice-Pres. 1 yr; Pres. 1 yr,) Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; State Farmer Candidate. JONES, Donald F.F.A. 4 yrs. (Reporter 1 yr.); Football 2 yrs.; Basketball 1 yr.; Trock 1 yr. JONES. Emmett Op orator s'Club 2 yrs.; Science Club 4 yrs.; Mixed Chorus I yr. I9S3 Hurkaru Supplement Marion Johnson Senior Carl Dean Jensen C. H. S- Track Team FIRST ROW: Edwards, Webb, Trost, Campbell, W. Smith, Workman, McCollom, Sherwood, Fisher, Vandervoort, Mullenix. SECOND ROW: Barker, Hamilton, Collins, Paulsen, Johnson, Lapo, Miller, J. Davies, Brummett, Thy- fauIt, Skeels, Coach Dovis. THIRD ROW: D. Lowell, Dochow, G. Davies, R. Smith, Morrison, P, Smith, Alderman, Strait, Grossel, Powell. FOURTH ROW: Brown, Gilpin, Delforge, McDaniels, Carlgren, Neel, Aldridge, Bland, Meadows. C. H. (jctfi Team G®ne Child, Sr.; Richard Kosar, Jr.; and Lao LeSaga, Sr. C. H. TehhiJ Tea FIRST ROW: Gerald Walker, Kenny Harman, John Henthorne, and Gene Shrader. SECOND ROW: Garry Chaput, Marshall Martin, Jim Alder- mon, Vern Nelson, and Keith Bland. £enicr ClaAA Plaif TTfnrn : Fother of the Bride, the senior ploy, was presented April 2, ot 8:15 p.m., in the high school auditorium. The play was directed by Miss Gwendolyn Fletcher, senior class sponsor. Carl Knapp, Nancy Ann Parker, Margaret Walno, Duane Norton, Gene Child, Edward Hormel, Wade Castonnuay, Agatha Smock, Barbara McGinnis, Nancy Regnier, Harry Parrott, Robert Campbell, LaDee Raven, Vern Nelson, Eldon Budreau, Leo LeSage, Don Callaway, and Maripn Johnson, were the cast for the play. £t. Patrick A hau £r. flAAernblu Senior Class President, Johnny Davies, presents the traditional Blarney Stone to Junior Class President, Perry Miller. The Senior Irishmen Sing u 953 Junior-Denier Ptm £wapS 9SZ- 9S3 Senior CtaM (jtaduateA )r. Freeman to Make Address ?or 1953 Senior Commencement Dr. Everett Wayne Freeman, iistrict superintendent of the Concordia Methodist Church, will be the speaker at 8 o’clock tomor- row night in the high school aud- itorium at the 1953 commence- ment exercises. The subject of his address is “What Is Man. Dr. Freeman was bom in Mis- sissippi. He graduated from high school in Alabama in 1911. He received his degree from Asbury College in Kentucky in 1915 and ius D. D. degree from Southwest- ern College in 1948. Dr. Freeman entered the Cen- tral Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church in 1915. Since then he has been pastor of six Methodist churches and superin- tendent of four districts, one of which is the Concordia District, where he is now serving. Among some of the organiza- tions Dr. Freeman has belonged to are Masons, Rotary and Pi Gamma Mu. The program for commencement is as follows: Processional, “Pomp and Cir- cumstance.” High School Band, Har'ey B. Doak, director. Invocation. 'Rev. William M. Pfautz, the Presbyterian Church. May Day Carol” and “Let My Song Fill Your Heart, Girls’ Glee Club; Anne Milliken, director. Presentation of Speaker by Dr. Carl A. James, superintendent of schools. Commencement Address, “What Is Man?” Rev. Everett W. Free- man. Vocal Solo, Memories, Shar- on Meier. Presentation of Class, Arthur W. Mastic, principal of High School. Presentation of Diplomas, G. C. Gillan. president of Board of Ed- ucation. Recessional, “Pomp and Cir- cumstance, High School Band. These students are candidates for graduation: Jimmy Aldridge. Norman An- derson, Shirley Ann Barker, Flor- ene Beers, Wallace Beery, Alden Bertrand. Joy Boume, Bernice Brown, Joseph Brown, Norma tvy’ § 3 |V % .'Uw 'VI Brown, Willard Brown, Eldon Budreau. Jim Buoy, Don Calla- way, Robert Campbell, Shirley Carter, Patricia Cassel, Wade Castonquay, Charles Chartier, Gene Child, Norman Collins, Rob- ert Clark, Edrie Lee Crum Hu- bert, Johnny Davies, Ruth Davis, Margaret DeWitt, Gary Fisher, Dorothy Folkner, Jory Funk, Ila Garlow. Pery Gile, Dean Grimm, Ann Hanson, Diane Herman, Elbert Hinson, Barbara Hogue, Eddie Hormel, Charlotte Huncovsky, Leta Hudsonpillar, Marilee Hulse, Carl Dean Jensen, Mario.i John- son, Norman Johnson, Emmett Jones, Donald Jones, Carl Knapp, Roland Lagasse, Shirley Largent, Max Lassley, Joan LeiSage, Leo LeSage, Glenn Lewis. Mike Lew- is, Albert McCall, Hazel McCall, Barbara McGinnis, LaVaughrf Miller, Vern Nelson, Darrell Nix- on, Duane Norton, Patricia Owen. Shirley Palmquist, Nancy Ann Parker, Harry Gene Parratt, San- dra Passmore, Jack Paulsen, Nor-. man Paulsen, Reynard Predmore, Norman Ramsey, LaDee Raven, Nancy Regnier, Marvin Revel!, Shirley Richard, Margaret Ryser, Vada Jo Schlehuber, Lois Sher- wood, Pansy Siebenbom, Norma Simmoneau, Paul Smith, Ruth Smith, Agatha Smock, Larry Stamm, Arline Walker, Margaret Walno, Donna Jo Woods, Darrell Commencement Now we stand as Seniors. Our high school days are through. The hours have passed too quick- ly— As happy hours will do. Once more we’ll stand together With our class as one. Then each will go his own way To face the rising sun. But still deep in memory Through all the days to come. Is the everlasting thought Of all the things we've done. —By Jory Sanior Class President, Johnny Davies, receives his diploma as Dr. Corl A. James, superintendent looks on. Senior Homecoming From Colorado Trip Seventy-eight worn-out seniors and eleven sponsors climbed wear- ily from the three busses that pulled up in front of the Concor- dia High School about midnight last night. They had just return- ed from their three-day trip to Colorado. ..... The group left the school build- ing Thursday at about 5:30 p. m., for Chester, Neb., whe e they boarded busses for Colorado Springs. The sponsors tor the trip were Mrs. Lee Smock, Mrs. E. W. Beery, Mrs. Rowland Da- vies, Mr. Idris Regnier, Mr. Cecil J. Child and Mr. Charles Bourne. Ann Milliken. Gwendolyn Fletch- er, Allen Van Kooten and Arley Bryant were the senior class sponsors. The group began to arrive in Chester shortly after 6 o’clock and left Chester right about 6:30. The special chartered busses, owned by A. A. Hartley of Belleville, bounced over the highways into the setting sun. All night the busses roiled on. Some folks tried to sleep, some visited, others sang and watched car lights dart past the bus windows. When Old Man Sun finally peeped up over the plains to the east, the seniors were pulling into Colorado u' Springs. . “Ah, smell that fresh air. says one. “It surely is nice to be able to , stretch out again,” says another. • I The parents, sponsors, boys and ;girls stood on the sidewalk wait- ing for the other busses. Suit- cases were carried into the Acacia Hotel, headquarters for the group while in Colorado. After being Jassigned rooms, the group ate I breakfast. Everything from waf- fles to hamburgers were eaten by the group for this first meaL After breakfast some of the group tried to sleep while others chopped for souvenirs. At noon the group left in their busses for sight-seeing trips. Several mem- bers of the class climbed to top of Seven Falls. The animats at the Cheyenne Mountain zoo were interesting to almost every- one. It was a hard, long climb to the Cave of the Winds, but every- one who made it said it was worth it. The Garden of the Gods and Van Briggle Pottery were also vis- ited. Many of the group went to bed after returning to town. Early Saturday the group be- gan their tour of the Royal Gorge, Canon City, and the Canon City Prison. Sunday noon, soon after church services, the group were on their way back home to Kan- sas. The scenery they had missed Thursday was visible now. It 1 was a sleepy but happy senior who, when stepping from the bus, remarked, Gosh, Tm tired, but hasn’t it been wonderful?” KNAPP, Cori Science Club 4 yrs.; Bond 4 yrs., Mixed Chorus I yr. LAGASSE, Roland F. F.A. 4 yr� . (Pro� . 1 yr. Vice-pros. 1 yr.). LARGENT, Shirley Pop Club 4 yr� .; Kayettos 4 yr� .; Spanish Club 1 yr.; G. A. A. 1 yr.; Gloo Club 1 yr.; Band I yr. LASSLEY, Mo Band 3 yr� .; Distributive Education. LeSAGE, Joan Pep Club 4 yr� .; Kayettos 4 yrs.; Freshman Class Sec.-Tres.; F. H. A. 1 yr. (Reporter 1 yr.); G. A. A. 3 yrs.; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Homecoming Attendant; M ixed Chorus 1 yr.; Mixed Ensemble. LeSAGE, Leo Science Club (Vice-pros. 1 yr.); C Club. (Sec-Tres. 1 yr.); Latin Club (Sec. 1 yr.); Freshmen Class Pres.; School Council 2 yrs.; Boys State Representative; Photography Dept. 4 yrs.; Bosketball 4 yrs.; Football I yr.; Golf 4 yrs.; Tennis I yr. LEWIS, Glenn F. F.A. 4 yrs.; Mixed Chorus I yr. LEWIS, Michoel Traffic Club 1 yr.; Distributive Education; Operators Club 1 yr. McCALL, Albert Traffic Club I yr.; Football 3 yrs.; Basketball 2 yrs. McCALL, Hazel Kayettos 4 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; F. H. A. 2 yrs.; Girls' Intramurals 3 yrs.; Distributive Education; Mixed Chorus 1 yr. McGINNIS, Barbcro Kayettos 3 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr. MILLER, LaVoughn Pep Club 2 yrs.; Kayettos 3 yrs.; C. H. S. Panther Staff; Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. NELSON, Vern Glee Club 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus I yr.; Operators' lub 1 yr.; Photography Dept. 3 yrs.; Annual Photographer 2 yrs.; Science Club 4 yrs.; Tennis 3 yrs. NIXON, Darrell C Club 3 yrs. (Vice-pros. 1 yr.); School Council 2 yrs. (Tres. 1 yr.); Basketball 4 yrs.; Science Club 1 yr. NORTON, Duane Science Club 2 yrs. (Sec.-Tres. 1 yr.); F.F.A. 4 yrs. (Reporter 1 yr.); Junior play cast; Band 2 yrs. OWEN, Patricia Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Distributive E due at ion. PALMQUIST, Shirley Pep Club 3 yrs. (Pres. 1 yr. Cabinet 1 yr.); Kayettos 4 yrs.; Homecoming Attendent; Senior Class Sec.; G. A. A. 2 yrs. PARKER, Nancy F.H. A. 2 yrs. (Pres. I yr.); Kayettos 4 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Science Club 2 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Band 4 yrs. PARRATT, Harry Science Club 2 yrs.; Band 4 yrs.; One-oct play 2 yrs.; Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Junior play cast; Mixed Chorus 3 yrs. (Pres. I yr.); C. H. S. Panther Staff; Annual Staff 1 yr.; Operetta 2 yrs. PASSMORE, Sandra Pep Club 4 yrs.; Kayettos 3 yrs; Glee Club 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus 1 yr. PAULSEN, Jock F.F.A. 4 yrs.; Science Club 4 yrs. (Pres. 1 yr.) Op orator s'Club 3 yrs.; Junior play cast; C. H. S. Part her Staff; State Former Candidate. PAULSEN, Norman Track 4 yrs.; Football 1 yr. PREDMORE, Reynord Traffic Club 3 yrs.; Distributive Education. RAMSEY, Norman Football 3 yrs.; Trock 1 yr.; C Club 2 yrs.; Distribu- tive Education. RAMSEYER, Donald Basketball 2 yrs.; Operators Club 3 yrs.; Traffic Club 2 yrs.; Distributive Education. RAVEN, LaDee Pep Club 4 yrs. (Pep Club council); Girls Trio 3 yrs.; Kayettos 4 yrs.; C. H. S. Panther Staff; Hurkaru Staff 2 yrs.; F. H. A. 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 3 yrs.; Girls Glee Club; Latin Club 2 yrs. REGNIER, Nancy Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. (Operetta I yr.); Hurkaru Business Stoff 2 yrs. (Business Manoger 1 yr.); Student Council 1 yr.; G. A. A. 2 yrs.; Junior play cast; Girl s'State Representative; One-act ploy; Pep Club 4 yrs.; Kayettos 4 yrs.; Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Orchestra 1 yr. REVELL, Marvin Glee Club 2 yrs.; F. F. A. 3 yrs.; Football 3 yrs.; C Club 2 yrs.; Basketball 2 yrs. RICHARD, Shirley Kayettos 4 yrs.; Pep Club 4 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. RYSER, Margaret Band 3 yrs.; Kayettos 4 yrs.; Pep Club 3 yrs. SCHLEHUBER, Voda Jo Pep Club I yr.; Distributive Education; F.F.A. 1 yr. SHERWOOD, Lois Pep Club 4 yrs.; Kayettos 4 yrs.; Distributive Educa- tion, (sec.); Mixed Chorus 2 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr.; Junior Trio; Stoge Manager of Junior Play; Operetta 2 yrs. SIEBENBORN, Pansy Kayettos 4 yrs. SIMMONEAU. Norma Kayettos 4 yrs.; Pep Club 3 yrs.; Distributive Educa- tion. SIMPSON, Anita Moe Kayettos. SMITH, Paul Band 4 yrs.; Football 2 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; C Club 2 yrs. SMITH, Ruth Kayettos 4 yrs.; Pep Club 3 yrs.; Distributive Educa- tion. SMOCK, Agatha Pep Club 4 yrs.; Kayettos 4 yrs.; (Cabinet lyr.) F.H. A. (Tres. I yr.); Junior Class Treasurer; Mixed Chorus 1 yr.; Panther Editor; Junior play property manoger; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Orchestra 1 yr; Girls State Alternate; F. F. A. Sweet he or t Candidate; Trio 2 yrs. STAMM, Larry Distributive Education; Basketball 2 yrs.; Operators' Club 3 yrs.; Traffic Club 3 yrs.; Soph. Tres. WALKER, Ar I ine Pep Club 4 yrs.; Kayettos 4 yrs.; Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. WALNO, Margoret Louise Kayettos 1 yr.; Distributive Education, (Tres.); Science Club 1 yr.; F.H. A. 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr. WOODS, Donna Pep Club 4 yrs. (Cabinet 2 yrs.); Kayettos 4 yrs. (Cabinet 2 yrs.); Cheerleader 3 yrs. (Head Cheer- leader 1 yr.); G. A. A. 1 yr. (pres. 1 yr.); Soph. Class Sec.; School Council I yr.; Homecoming Queen; Hurkaru 3 yrs. (Editor 1 yr.). ZOHN, Darrell Basketball 3 yrs.; School Council 1 yr.; Distributive Education, (Pres.); Senior Vice-Pros.; Track 1 yr. CcHccrctia JuHicf-£ehier High £chccl Concordia, Kansas, 1952 - 53