Decatur Community High School - Red Devil Yearbook (Oberlin, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1954 volume:

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I fn fl- ,, , I . ww' X K Y O 7 1 Y X, . , ff 9 4 U Y . :II I' 1. y ,, . 1. 2 9 I rv , . f 1 fix EXW - SKIPPER MAHON TOP BRASS Edith Anderson Loyd Foley Howard Benta HeGe mhon Whrd Clear Joseph Vavroch Gilbert Anderson Henry Euhus cero in omman To help keep our ship sailing smoothly over the waves, are the Board of Trustees and Student Council. Our Board of Trustees consists of the six members c f the Board cf Education plus the County Superintendent and our D. C- H. S. Superintendent. In their monthly meetings they discuss school problems and give useful advice in running school activities. The Student Council, direct administrators to the student body, consists of four seniors, four juniors, three sophomores and two freshmen. After meeting every Honday with lr. Mahon, council members go to assigned classrooms to discuss with students such things as noon hour activities, sports, assembly programs, music and special projects. LIEUTENANTS Richard Barrett, Deanie Euhus, Lerry Guinn, Vyrl Rush, Phyllis Anderson, Waldo Anderson, Harcille Bolmberg, Dennis Barratt, Iarjorie Daniel, Margaret Morton, Victor Ingrum, Beverly Norris, Eugene Van Vleet Cmissingl. .v- 'x X Xl' 1 . r K ' if X 5 ... v- ' . r A Nj -Q IS ill 12 oaffiwa ind XX Er H891 - - ' ' 3 , ff' Muni 'M' 1 s X EWS Q-fr' ,Q v f,..,, W if 'Wg ' 1 5 - II SBU, ,Q N ' ' - ' xx , j fwam I M AI,4l -5 - H-W ,f w XM f - 'ix- .x ii 5 3 W ' f -. . .Yrs . V at ,,a...,wv- -eeeeve ee .weave - - ,wer-fe-as-. L , W - ' L - as Y, . Gertrude Anderson ax Jerry Baker Camilla Bamhart Barbara Barratt Maureen Berls Shanna Blees Mary Bradley Larry Brainard -- ' ' lt' - .t -.4 4 ' 1- v 3 V ' 93 , 9 . Wx, - , : I ' ,- 1. M Y Y'iY l -1 f A 'J Q f 'fff' X44 3 z ' L f 7 fl' 'L ti Q L 5 ',-.,.fi' eef fke U Darell Brown 3 Darlene Brown Dick Carman Vincent Caster John Cozad 1 ' ' ' Barbara Eckhardt ' ' , . Shlrley Frerichs , K v-f -q V' 5 Q.- M , Ji V7 iff, ln 'I - I 1-, W ,, ,. .Q 95 K Harold Foster , ' , Nancy Francis 4' pu nw N. au 1 Evan Goltl , Q Kat: 'H 0 f 7 Carrol Hoffbauer ': fn 1' L - A 'Lk , ' ,Y Q, N , Berta Holliday X, L. fi 4 . f ' , 1 . ' 51 ..fE5!x,, L I ll Y, jf Q I 'Q , ' I Ruth Hollis 1 t K 1illI.'1.1MXlK12 E? flwiul at 1 1 A d'eY Hume' , James Jennings 5 V Linda Jording f 'J 75' A ' N E j Q--' Agnes Kathka '- 1 ... t . ! ff 1' sf' ' 4 Jack Kauey ' 1 ,ay A 1, 'Y .- ' James Kelley ,mx ' ,iris 1 at 9 Izetta Kiger 'ax N 1 ,' mi! . ' , V Janice Laidig Q ' y Patty Lehn - if l Q' 5, Emma Lofdahl 1'9- ' 'f -'fl' G. B. Long 'xi'-F Judy Magers , Luella Miller X , .U ' Louise Moberly 4 Q s Grace Moody Dallas Musgrave H V . Barbara Olmsted e , A Q' Francis O'Toole ?,wy -' Y '1' Eunice Pavilcek YE' IM L f 'I ' Richard Pavilcek Q 5 t -VVPIT' V xlgifx f - Truman Pelkey pg I. I -if ll , N x Rosefvefwm Delmar Richardson A Doreen Roe . , K, af? Vyrl Rush -A ,l 1 Q 4 -T-A John Schultz - ,X 4? F' , Michael Tongish - ' ' -1 Anita Torluemke gp, ' ' Eugene Van Vleet I , A K D5 J 0 V .uw 7 Dorothy Vernon ' -fl WZ ef , Kam' Wendelm 'V' Pen tl ce ealnell Deanna woodude , , 'U Bobbie Wurm 2 Wauneta Wurm I Larry Wymue B B ' - Phlllp Yonker , ' F Robert Young . , Q ' 6 A , 1, Wayne Zwickle ' . . 'Q 'F 'A ' Q- , I E . ' W ' A-.. as QQ C0 01 0 ov nr 0 lU u n M 0 The freshman class of 59 stu- dents was welcomed aboard ship this year by the whole student body. Eugene Van Vleet was chosen c l a s s presidentg Larry Brainard v 1 c e - oresidentg and secretary, Anita Torluemke. Many of the freshmen took part in the various activities this year, with several showing up remarkably well- The freshmn g1rls learned to cook Navy chow and sew bell bottom trousers in the hom economics de- partment. They were a great help in serving crew banquets. Agriculture played an impor- tant part in the freshmen boys' first year on board. Spanish, speech, manual train- ing and general science were other subjects taken by freshmen. Their first entertainment- was their Christms party held during a class meeting. In a short tim every freshman found his place on board D.C.H.S. and helped to make the sailing a little smoother. X 2 R., r'T'Ww f'w N? 4' . NR Q l BRA KE S '-'A-s I x im 774221 fAe E2 Rusty Addleman Elaine Barker Arthur Berndt Derry Bishop Jack Carver James Cederberg Reta Cody Roger Cody Ray Corcoran lhrjorie Daniel Norma Freriohs NV: ' , '-lx Bob Gaines ' W Q - larry Guinn 1 - S' Colleen Hester Q E 'T X Allen Jeffus - 'A R j Arlene Jennings 3 ' Ah F5 - hx. no Charles Johnson ' ' Lynn Johnson . 1- . ,A ,Q 'U , Don Kyte 'Q ' I .3 ff Larry Law brig P 'I If Jerry Lohoefner Q y D Ali lm - -Vi a I A f y .3 Q - Jerry Macfee f, 12 :J . ,J Jim Miesner ' V E A , Beverly Morris ' ' TA L H Forrest Paddock A I M ,, In, Y' '1 7 - 9 Karen Pollnow FQ g l' Dickie Purcell Q, . Ronny Reist dec , 5 wi Virginia Rezner W ' I Don Richardson .I y , 4 lemoin Rush -ia Q Y B111 Schwab u dill R 1 N' Derry Stiller 1 R ' ' R f W ki fe .,:,3:-.':.:::. .5355 IQ I E 1 Cora Ann Turpin Q Not available Duane Unger I g in Roland Norris gafngn Peggy Van Pelt R Ernest Vernon Violet Wagoner Nila Walters Sally West Jeanette Wurm gg, sh Z. M. - 'I , f V1 K . bt- 5' V-1. 1 V V . J - 4 1 wx 'R W' 3 1 V235 L By? J Fm M . 7 'G ' ,o ,H W v 5 4 26ll'l'l6I'l The Seamen, more com only known as sophomores, although few in number have begun to fill their places in the various activi- ties on board. Larry Guinn was chosen class presidentg Chuck Johnson, vice- presidentg and Arlene Jennings, secretary treasurer. In General Science, the sophomores learned the principles of nature to help make their sailing go more smoothly. The Seamen also studied the history of the world so that they might better understand the people at the many docks where they dropped anchor. ln the agriculture department they learned to camp on shore and raise the food necessary for the ship's cook on the long voy- age ahead. At the same time the home economics students assisted the cook in serving the crew. They have helped a great deal in the deck entertainment by taking part in mixed chorus, glee clubs, band ensembles, speech, and debate. I png ma' Q cs- wp ' If mm .I J Im f QI if ' f ff Qi im . , w rlsvx I! 4' ' ', it A 5- ' - ,fa ns , - 4. ' W1 '- if sr: Q ' -V 5 K - fy 'I .J f 5 V -,Rv M Phyllis Anderson -- - V ' Af ,he Keith Anthony Q I7 ' Reva Arehart ' ' I- x Wilbur Baker Dennis Barratt Betty Batterton 5 Glenva Beneda A ' 1' Marlene Berls eef f 2 . Carolyn Bosler V i ' .1 9 F- - Jerry Brand , 4 A 33, ' 1 'P M , 51, .' 'fi Donna Bryan 5 , if Q Rf' Qs , , Q ' ' Bob Cathcart L XL uv' ,5 I I, Larry Chance C f fL 'H 1 Vernadean Euhus ff - - W W' 'V J, Clifford Fiala - r X 1 . . 40 - Arden Flaska H X , ' A 5 Don Frerichs . Q ., ' P' by - , Francis Gallentine M,- -Q - ' ' J LaMoine Galusha--dec. As' X N f 'f James Gaines 1 fs J Marion Gilbert 1 1 it . M Joyce Hilsinger 1 f. ' L A J A A A LeRoy Heohner r B - essay B if B B. J- r Q ' , -A K: e - Y ,K , y o ' '- ' -2- ,H ' ' Dick Kelley ' ff A ' . 5 r . Q ,l l ,x K N' X. 1 . ' , . ,T-4-' - Y, ' Q Nr at x , V. T - I ,Nan y . Ray Kennedy A , 1. A I 'U'-.ff V ,V ,A 4.0 :I Q Nl -, ., ,,,,s9fn ' J il yy,' 5 Don Lawson q A ' K Ny-li' R uv V jmvkgait-.4 1 Claudine Macfee K X l A I I Arlie Macy Dan Miller . Hemiem Miner X 'Q Carol Messenger ' ELI' Bob Morris 7 1 Margaret Morton . J . . Don Musgrave ! G ' I Maxine Olson as 5 I 4.7 Marcia Petracek EJQ ff . Dee Anna Rathbun Kay Rezner f Q. . QW, J P. Kathleen Russ 4 A Edna Smith 'S' V Gary Soderlund Q Q Gary Torluemke 'yi not available Lola Caster Betty Simonson Roberta Simonson Richard Thoren Neil Votapka J Janet' Wagoner s J Martha Lois West Y l Carol Wennihan 3, W Norma Witt J ' Janet Wurm '- .cs M , 4 x-S I T sv N- x , ,. rf-f 2 f , L 4 1 f N V A .. C i :rin ' J. K' M? . , ,l of ,Daffy icem Oam, 3' .vrxii .E ,J D I uri? UKLCQPJ The Petty Officers, more commonly known as Juniors, are upperclassmen now, with many activities, plus studying, taking up their time. Sailing on through November and December the juniors presented their play, The Form Divine , directed by Dean Coughenour. Two girls and two boys were chosen from the junior class by the student body to represent U.S.S., D.C.H.S. at Boys' and Girls' State this summer. Betty Batterton and Phyllis Anderson were the girls choice while the boys chose Dan Miller and Wilbur Baker. Twelve hard working juniors spent many long hours planning the prom activi- ties with the whole class taking part in the decorating and carrying out the program' Assisting the junior class this year were Charles Lyons and Dean Coughenour who proved to be a big help in keeping the ship running smoothly. Piloting the Petty Officers this year were President Phyllis Anderson, Vice President, Leroy Hoehner, and Secretary, Carol wennihan. K rs Y TM lL91AZ4lAL, gg4Qd554L,f 045 '1UId'gJg'l-'- -' af sings' l-'OCS d'O iwasfsas si -E m EQ omgilbioggllr :YU VQODIS' o m H- o m 1 'Sli-'Vi ODD 5 Dd'0'1u P 5 Srl 'ig ' swan N Q. 5'B-3 3-:IPI 5 I D-dtfl-I-50 .s Hesse: Ji I gllhb-'s'4 is E E FE Si ped and all hands were given shore leave. Tne crew tock part in the con- struction of floats, with all participating in the parade. Carnival booths. were set up to help in the island's festivities- The Princess Cheyenne crown of sunflolers was presented to Charolette Urling. Her attendants were larcille Hclmberg, Helen B r y a n, Marcia Fetracek, a n d Vernadean Euhus. A street dance was held that night under the Kansas stars. After a wonderful day we hoisted the anchor and sailed out with the tide. 11 X 74.1 wr? ,ax Wild! Y. . :,,.,.,f7.,m V , ' ' mi' W-ffl 1: '. ',ff'j1, L H B l f WW-ff ' J T F? - ' f?i '55 All avant Q .f'lf.'ff'g .hwmw , ' jisid' 1 . . Ja nerr NIST, N wb cw L' The Hi-Y, with head-chaplains Waldo Anderson and Luther Colyer, had a very eventful ship of affairs this past year. The first of their boatload of activities was t h e annual church night. This was attended by the cab- inet along with the Y-Teen cabinet. Next in line came the annual Hi-Y Thanksgiving program. During the year the Hi-I had as their guests, several local ministers and businessmen. A few movies shown and the rest of the ship's ivities were made u.p of talent the ship itself. The annual Chili Feed was on March 15. This is the annual were act- from held get- to-gether' of the fathers and sons. The last activity of the H1-Y year was the date hike. It was held at the Sappa State Lake where the ship had anchored for a short visit. Y'-B---N-. nj'-W., h an The Y-Teen has had another big year, with Shirley Scott and Sylvia Mahon as co-presidents at the helm. They were assisted by Janet Wurm, secretaryg Phyllis Anderson, treas- urerg and Jeanne Custer as sponsor. In September the Y.W'.C.A. had a Silver Tea for the Y-Teen girls and their mothers. The big and little sister pro- gram f o r familiarizing freshman girls with the ship was another act- ivity for September. The seniors entertained t h e i r little sisters with a cowboy and Indian picnic at the city park. The missionaries drew names for their lollypop pals for April Foo1's Day. The favors exchanged this year were decorated lollypons. Under the Big Top was the theme chosen for the Y-Teen banquet held on October 27, in the Methodist Church basennt. V25 4,6260 Q 'Z' 9.1 The Junior Class of D.C.H.S. Present cc 9? me gorm iuine TH CAST Lucille Webb . Arthur Webb . - Hoopy Webb . . Gretel s e e e Peggy . . . . . Dorothy Cook . . Charolette Benson Jimmy Compton Betty e a o e s Linda . . . I Mut . . . . . Freddie a s o Miss Meadows Paris Green Mrs. Midge lies Nitz Harry . . Production Staff Student Director Ushers. . Advertising . . . Hake up supervisor lake up assistants. Stage Managers . Interlude Music 'Beautiful Dreamer nmy Johlnnn o 0 e U O I 'All Day On The Prairie 'Love, I Have Won You' Pre-Curtain Piano eeseeoenea-0000 . HARCIA PETRACEK .DENNIS BARRATT . . .JANET WURM . .REVA AREHART .CAROL WENNIHAN CAROL HESSINGER .CAROLYN BOSLER . LEROY HOEHNER . HARLENE BERLS . . NORHA WITT . HAXINE OLSON . . .DAN MILLER . WILBUR BAKER BETTY BATTERTON VERNADEAN EUHUS HARTHA LOIS WEST CLAUDINE HACFEE . . .BOB MORRIS Phyllis Anderson . .Dee Anna Rathbun . . Margaret Morton e e e Kathleen Russ e e e o Donna Bryan . . . Janet wugon.r . .Phyllis Anderson . . Betty Batterton a s s s QADD Marnix . Dee Anna Rathbun . .Phyllis Anderson o e a eLBrry Chln00 . . Dick Kelley . . .Bob Morris . . larlene Berls . . .Wilbur Baker . Betty Batterton . . .Kay Resner 1 K If nt cf . 4,2 A ship docked on a darkened island swarming with drama, mystery, thrills, chills, and spills makes for an exciting entry in the ship's log. Such an experience was lived and enjoyed by everyone attending the senior play which bore the descriptive title UDrums of Deathu. Late hours, a partly ruined mansion located in a weird, desolate lagoon constitutes the setting for this story. The actors and actresses of the ship's production included, Louise Morford as the housekeeper of the Bailey mansion, Wanda Welliever, an octroon girl who Voyle Miller portrayed Jules, a Haitian Anderson. Of course the high tension Norman Tally. Amelia, a young, impish Gilette, sister-in-law of Mr. Bailey was frightened many while in her trancesg Negro, Mr. Harley was played by Waldo was lessened by the humorous sheriff, girl was played by Sylvia Mahon, Mrs. Glenva Laidigg Mary Morton played the gushing Eugenia, Charolette Urling played the part of Mr. Bailey's grand- daughter, Paula, Eugene Lindstrom rounded out the plot by creating a convin- cing villian, Dr. Cameron. l'llln5 of Q20 T7 I-.. ' 4 1 A 2, 4 L , F 1 . ..-f-' . 3rd . 2nd . lst . 2nd . . . . . . Speech Festival Sylvia Mahon . Deanie Euhus . . . Arlene Jennings Wanda welliever i Clfll l9Ll'll'l0I':5 Debate humorous reading .humorous reading standard oration dramatic reading Waldo Anderson . . .extemporaneous speaking Roger Perkins . extemporaneous speaking Louise Morford . . .informative speech . . Eleanor Burg . . . .informative speech . . w--1 4 Lv- ,gif -sl' --4 1. Y I-f1n. o ' 7 ' rawn an Main af 'MAI' The ship's printers, more commonly known as the journalism class, was small but efficient this year, putting out the ship's paper and yearbook. with only eight printers and Mrs. Railsback, work was piled heavily on each member who carried out his job efficiently. Forty crew members on the ship U.S.S. D.C.H.S. burnt the night oil stud- ying for Emporia Scholarships this spring. Brawn and brains mingled together to put our ship in highlights this year. 1, X' F5 no X ixv' Xoops f'-. ft 'A . 2 glad For the past v received a G earned 'fn Wh Fut a L ear 's work tno Elia chapter' Qld Emblem, one of the sivteen , within the state. Ulu-ing the course Of' the year the members sold refres.'ment.s at foot- ball games, mixed and sold minerals, and per- formed various services to finance Judging, public Speaking, and farm mechanics trips all over the state. The highlight of the year was the annual trip to the state convention at Manhattan- With the announcement that th state firmer aspirants had reached and that after 23 years e Gold reached the hands of tn ship 's farmers Oth e two their goal, Enblefn aw e Oberlin were ,justly er bright Party, freahn Parent ard had Chapter, the proud and happy spots included the an Parent Night -Son Banquet. Ure plan neighb Christmas , and the s include a ' oring chapter ich in past east as L0 as I' aflnllal Joint 312 years lli-S ' QI' meet' d th has c 13128, sou ichi ing with e annual trip, ar-ried members as far as far west as California, th as Texas, and as far north as San- he were all pleased when Mr. Hoody received a two-week Glleexpense paid trip to New York as one of the eight outstanding Bg- ricvltlzre instructors in the state of Kansas. X . I J U 'Y 94 4. Jima F? 39. 'J XL 1 .ANN ,f WK 1 3 W Xl X C0006 0 2,0 Y? ,A A As we look through the portholes of D.C.H.S., we witness a very spirited, peppy, and courageous crew. This spirit, pep, and steam within the vessel would certainly be sunk without the pep committee and cheerleaders, the promoters of these moods. Pep stunts, speeches, meetings, rallies, and posters are provided by these groups. They deserve a good conduct button for the fine job they have done this year! I Xi unnerd , wa Q 5 y. One of the earlier phases of the voyage of the U.S.S., D.C.H.S. was the journey through football season. with the briefing of head-gunner, Hague, the ship's gunners mates had a season stormy with experience. On September 19, l9S3, the first battle was waged on Oberlin Island, Oberlin vs Phillipsburg. Although Phillipsburg won this first skirmish, the entire ship and its personnel sailed smoothly with the gunner outfit until the final docking,of the season. Northwest Kansas F-Ball Schedule Sept. 19 Phillipsburg Sept 25 Hoxie oct. 2 Colby Qct' 9 St. Francis oct. 16 Oakley Qct, 23 Goodland Oct, 30 Atwood Nov, h Ellis Nov, 13 Norton ,ak 3 l J' 'tl Wow ear .7Ai6! On October 23, 1953, an impres sive ceremony was held aboard the good ship U.S.S., D.C.H.S. when aJ.l hands marched to the grand saloon nfs - of the vessel and witnessed the crowning of Charglette Urling, Foot- ball Queen of 19 3. 7 Piped in by the bo'sun's mate, W' Queen Charolette and her attendants, Helen Bryan, Vernadean Euhus, Janet Wurm, and Kay Rezner were escorted to the captain's table by the officers of U.S.S. , D.C First Mate, Alvin Johnson, welcomed the Queen and her court, and despite the rolling seas, successfully placed the crown on Her Majesty's head. The Queen extended her thanks to all members of the sh:lp's personnel and wish- ed them fair weather, smooth sailing and a successful voyage into football season. Chief Stewards Mate, Phil Law, sang One Alone honoring the Queen and her at- tendants. All hands were called on deck to prepare the ship for docking at the football field. Upon harboring at Football Island, the Queen and her attendants were intro- duced to the spectators by Skipper Mahon. 71 f' 1 3,3 W 'I 'LA 354' 1 a we G.B. WINS Back row: Richard Thoren, Larry Guinn, Fmery Kathka, Jerry Brand, James Gaines, and Coach Lyons. Third row: Derry Stiner, Arden Flaska, Derry Bishop, Gary Townsend, Dean Roedel, Bob Gaines, and Jerry Jones. Second row: Larry Brainard, Gsrrold Schweitzberger, Lynn Johnson, Dick Kelley, John Tally, Bob Morris, Bill Schwab, and Jim Kelley. First row: Roger Cody, Robert Young, John Cozad, G. B. Long, Neil Votapka, Vyrl Rush, Bob Wunn, and Delmar Richardson. . . Wafmafea D. C. H. S. matmates sailed through 1953-Sh with flying colors winning second place in the regional tournament and sending five boys to the state tourney with Neil Votapka and Dean Roedel taking third and fourth places respectively. Six grapplers John Cozad, Bobby Hum, Neil Votapka, Dean Roedel, Dick Kelley and Emery Kathka placed in the league this year. Captain Neil Votapka, with the help of coach Charlie Lyons steered his ship over the waves to come to harbor with a very successful season. Six boys were awarded letters in wrestling for their services rendered. T ip so - 4 , 9 K Q D BOUND Fon sum W i fn Back row, left to right: L. Hoehner, R. Barrett, J. Carver, W. Shaw, and V. Ing:-um. Front row: R. Addleman, A4 Johnson, W. Baker, E. Vernon, and A. Jeffus. D.C.H.S. Opponent The gunners mates fought long and hard through the N.W. K.L. fleet's d o u b 1 e round robin. The navy boys :Ln red and white found smooth sailing as their season opened, but as the ship ventured out on more distant waters , they found the breakers rolling h 1 g h and their ship tossed from side to side as the ever loyal sailors wrestled their vessel to claim 5 vic- tories in the .ab ox P-Burg M5 U4 Hoxie ls? 55 Atwood 37 29 Goodland h6 119 s. Center 62 63 Colby 146 66 St. Francis S3 92 Norton hh 52 Oakley 65 119 Hoxie 53 57 Goodland 113 65 Atwood 76 634 Colby 51 57 St. Francis 63 68 Norton 142 60 Oakley 76 53 P-Burg U4 51 1 7 - game sched- ule. Il' i X i 1 1 ew..rj - Q Bi' . 5,51 v 'X hal M4 X N,,,f'9 l' ' e x W ti?2l2Cit?fU'!Q?i7Zg5 The Cinder-Gobs, under the expert guidance of Jack Hague and Bob Lawson,had a very successful season and placed fourth in the league. There were three league firsts earned by Oberlin tracksters: the medely relay team, Victor Ingrum in the discus, and Dean Roedel in the 880. It was no accident that the team morale was high with these two lovely 1adies,Patrica Lawson and Sharon Hague, cheering them on. ef 9 -f-rf.- .'e':-'21-Wdf' 1' r-F' ' 4 'f 4 P V72 ' 1 ,, ffl 553: 4 1 Nikki 1 fffffxm aff is f QA ff!! XM X ,,,X ,X 1 Q, 3 3' ,i . 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I 68,0 61 ,A f Square Dancers Shanna Bless Dick Kelley Audrey Humes Jack Kelley Claudine llaofee Don lawson Judy lingers Don Richardson Accompanistss Phyllis Anderson Ruth laidig lake-ups Ann Marnix Directors Lewis Williams gf ,QP ge we w 2,.f' r I L Q L G 0,0 2064 nDown in the Valleyn was the main performance of the mixed chorus on deck this year. The Good Friday and Education Week programs also took up much of the musical crew's time. The mixed chorus ensigns worked many long hours making money to finance their trip to Oklahoma City to see the Metropolitan Opera in the spring. f 3335 c i - Q 905161 onine , pi'rw nib ' 'X' W. ' ,5 ' '..' 1' 6 i QE 5, 2-wx Yi ,, ' ' I 1 gn ferfa inm enf The presentation of Handel's Messiah at Christmas time was one of the highlights of the vocal cruse for the ship's singers as well as for many voo- alists from the Cberlin fleet. Mixed chorus, and the girls' and boys' glee clubs performed at the Dis- trict Music Festival at Colby this spring. Mixed chorus and girls' glee rated I's while the boys' glee scored a Il in the contest. n 5 rig - i xi all ll Brass Sextet Cornet Quartet Clarinet Quartet Phil Law Don Kyte Shanna Blees Grace Moody Maxine Olson Jeanette Wurm F3 Dist. State II I I II I I II II II II III ez Dist Band II Sax Quartet II Trombone Quartet II Drum Quintet I Drum Quartet I Marcia Petracek I Janice Laidig III Roger Cody I Ruth Laidig I l 0 G e . ,H h f ally IIACHAIJJ 6 ASoDhorRog'e-Jupkor Se - L ' 1 Berls DII. I Q rm P2 cw fs 'W Q q , f ' 1' H ' KT D+ 6 , ,1. :4 A 1 r , W -mlm f . , 4 N .. 4 A 1 Q u r. 4, 4 4 u A , V N si, tb: M11 ls 4 n iv mn. ..f to Q, -ak, 3' xi 1 -1 v -. 5 X, W.:,g, . ,V I xt X, M , s M-yn g x.- '- I 'Q' S I , jg. , ffl IM i',,i1,.r5 I X 3, ' A ' fa iv QL 1 fl ,371 Uv . fi' Q S ' wa, X 4 1 Z 0 1 , X 8 K- ' ,, , 1 l K riff I 25 ...A ':fff:-ii A 1 1 5. . ua 1.4 W N, an ,. .4 KX if W? O W ,,.i A '-'Raw C llrflgilizf - GARY LEE Voce A-go 1.2- WALDO W. ANDERSON: Voc. Ag.--Collegiate Course, Band l,2,3,h5 Pep Band 2,3,hg Band Ensembles 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2,3,h3 Glee Club 2,3,h3 District Festival 2,3,h3 Debate 2,3,h3 Junior Play, Thes- pian 2,3,h3 President of Dramatics Club 35 Hi-Y 1,2,3,hg Cabinet 2,3,hg F.F.A. Officer 2,3,hg Judging Team l,3,h3 Student Council l,2,hg Class Officer 1,3,h3 President lg Scholarship Team 1, 3. GEORGE BARNHART: General Course, Junior Play, Hi-I 1,2,L5 F.F.A. Judging Team 2. RICHARD BARRETT: General Course, Track 3, Lg Basketball 3, hg Glee Club 1, hs Hi-Y l,2,3,h3 Cabinet hg Student Council l,2,3,h3 Class Offi- djib cer 2,3,hg President 3,143 Scholarship Team 2,3. WAYNE BOSLER: General Courseg Football 2,3,ug A Track 33 Hi-Y l,2. HELEN BRYAN JADERBORGs General Course, Band 1,2,3,u, Glee Club 1, 2,3,hg Thespian 1,23 Y.'reen 1,2,3,hg Cabinet 3,143 Class officer 1. ELEANOR BURG: General Course, Band l,2,3,h3 Glee Club l,2,3,h3 District Festival 3,h5 Debate 3,h3 Y-Teen l,2,3,h5 Dictator, Co- Editor. CAROLYN CHAMBERS: Commercial Course, Y-Teen l,2,3. ROBERT C. CORCURAN: Voc. Ag. Cf,rse5 F.F.A. Judging Team M, BEVERLX COZAD MORTLN: Genera? curse, Glee Club 2,3,h3 Vocal En- semble 33 Y-Teen l,2,3,h5 Clash Officer 3. JOANN DANIEL: Commercial Course, Band 2,3,h3 Pep Band 2,h Band Ensemble hs Mixed Chorus l.h3 Glee Club 1,2,hg Y-Teen l,2,3,L. MARIE DEAN: Commercial Course, Glee Club 1,2,hg Y-Teen 1,2,3,h. W 3 1 . fi!! Si. Q Quo 'E iv- ..- L V CN. .1 1 ' HJ 5 el3f Ili J MA M 1 n 5' 51 rfb HY F' .9 N C 4151 Nh. '9' ndigna i STANLEY DEIHESx Voc. Ag. COIIPSQQ Band 3,1143 Hi-I 1.2,3,14. VERNON DIEDERICIH General Course3 Track 3, L33 NL., K I 5 Junior Play. 'Q ' MARLIN IDWELL FOLEI: General bourse3 .......or KJ Play, 'Hi-I 1,2,3,u, F. F. A. Judging nm 3,155 3 9 Student Council 33 Deceased. A ROSE FRITZx Cd1Bl'C1l.1 Course3 Glee Club 1,2,3, 133 I-Teen 1,2,3,14. VICTOR INGRIIHx Collegiate Course3 Transfer 33 Football 1, 2,143 Track 3,143 Basketball 2,145 Hired Chorus 23 Glee Club 23 Hi.-I 133 Student Council 133 Class Officer 1, 2,113 President 1. ALVIN JOHNSON: Voc. Ag. Course3 Football l,2,3,143 Track 3,113 Bas- ketball 2,3,h3 H1-I 1,2,3,y,, r.F.A. officer 3,143 Judging 'rem 2,3, 113 Scholarship Team 2. SHIRLEY JONES LINIBTRGQ: Ueneral. Courseg bausfer 33 sand l,2,33 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Glee Club 1,23 Vocal Enssbles 1,23 Junior P1ay3 I-Teen 1,2,3,1g3 Cabinet 2,33 Cheerleader l,2,3. rumours Joanna: came:-01.1 com-ae, Bm 2,3,1,, Pep Band L, amd Ehsembles 133 Hired Chorus 1, 2, 3, 143 Glee Club 1,2,3,h3 Vocal En- sembles 1,2,33 I-Teen 1,2,3,133 Cabinet 143 Scholarship Team 3. EHERIKA1I!IKAx Voc. Ag. Course3 Wrestling 3,153 Hi-!'1,23 F.F.A. Judging Teen 1. MARCILLE Homme. General cm-ug Band.1,2,3,1-13 Pep Band 2,3,h3 Band Ehsnbles 1,2,3 by Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,1-13 Glee Club 1,2,3,143 Vocal hmsembles 2,3,143 Junior P1q'3 I-Teen 1,2,3,lL5 Student 001111- cil 2,3,133 Class 0ff1cer3 President 2. DONALD C. EUHR: Voc. Ag. Ccurse3 Glee Club 33 Junior Plu- R2 fps 'Qin' Q .sf 1954 GLENVA LAIDIG: General Course, Band l,2, 3,hg Pep Band 2,3,hg Band Ensembles 3,hg Glee Club hg Junior Play, Thespian 2, 3, bg Y-Teen l,2,3,u5 Cabinet 3,h. RUTH LAIDIG: Collegiate Course, Band 1,2,3,h3 Pep Band 2,3,h5 Band Ensembles l,2,3,h3 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,bg Glee Club l,2,3,h3 Vocal Ensem- bles l,2,3,hg Junior Playg Thespian 3,h3 Y-Teen l,2,3,hg Scholarship Team l,2,3,b. PHILIP LAW, Collegiate course, Band l, 2, 3, u, Pep Band l,2,3,hg Band Ensembles 1,2,3,hg Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h3 Glee Club l,2,3,hg Vocal Ensembles 1, 2, 3, hg Junior Play, Hi-I l,2,3,h3 Cabinet bg Dictator, Reporter. EUGENE LlNDSTROMx General Courseg Transfer h. MARALYN MAGERS: Commercial Course, Glee Club hg Ju ior Play, Y- Teen l,2,3,h. SYLVIA MAHON: Collegiate Course, Band l, 2, 3, bg Pep Band 2,3,h5 Band Ensembles 2,3,hg Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, u, Glee Club 1,2,3,h5 Vocal Ensembles 1,2,3,hg District Festival 23 Junior Play, Thes- plan 2,3,h3 Y-Teen 1,2,3,h3 Cabinet 3,h, President bg Scholarship Team 1,35 Cheerleader h. MILLER: Voc Ag Course, Junior Play, Hi-Y 1, 23 F. F. A- VCYLE . - Judging Team 35 Scholarship Team l. LOUISE MORFORD: Commercial Course, Band 1,2,3,h3 Pep Band 2,3,h3 Band Ensembles 3,hg Glee Club 2,3,hg District Festival 25 Junior Play, Thesplan 2,3,h3 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, hy Cabinet 3,hg Scholarship Team 2,3. MARY MORTON: General Course, Band l,2,3,hg Pep Band 2,3,bs Band Ensembles 3,h5 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,hg Glee Club l,2,3,h5 V0Cal Eg- eemblea 3, District Festival 35 Junior Plays Thespian 2,3,U, Team 1,2,3,L3 Claes Officer lg Scholarship Team. DEIBERT MUSGRAVEx General Course, Hi-I 1. COLLEEN Plnnocxg General course, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,bg Glee Club 1,2,3,hL Vocal Ensembles 1,2,3,h5 YLTeen 1,2,3,h3 Cabinet bg Thes- pian 3, 3 Dictator, Sports Editor. 33 l5 3 1.5 4 S ' A 12? fi- Ilrflgilld ANNE PAVELSEK: Collegiate Courseg Transfer 35 Mixed Chorus hg Glee Club 3, bg Vocal Ensemble 33 Ysreen 3,L,, Dictator, c0.Ed1wr. C gp I DANIEL PIDTTS: Voc. Ag. Course, Glee Club l,2,h3 District Festival lg Junior Playg Hi-Y l,2,h. LEILA RAULSTON: Comercial com-se, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,hg Glee Club l,2, 3,L3 Vocal Ensembles 2,3,h5 Junior Play, Thespian 3,h3 Y-Teen l, 2, 3, by Cabinet 3,hg Scholarship Team 3. ELAINE RIPPE SODERLUNDz Commercial Course, Glee Club 1, 2, hy Y- Teen l,h. DEAN ROEDEL: General Course, Football 3,h3 Track 3,hg Wrestling 1, 2,3,hg Hi-Y 2. DOROTHY SCHWABx Commercial Courseg Glee Club 2,3,h3 Junior Play, Y-Teen l,2,3,h. GARROLD SCHWEITZBERGER: Voc. Ag. Course, wrestling hy Hi-I l,2,3, h. ROLAND SCOTT: Voc. Ag. Coursey Hi-Y l,2,3,U- smm scorn couegim course, Band 1, 2, 3, hs PSE Band Lbs Band Ensemble bg Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,b3 0100 Club 1,2L3: 5 District Festival 33 Theapian 3,h5 I-Teen 1,2,3,h3 Cabinet 3, 3 50h01lP5hiP Team 2. mum sum Genera com-ae, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.hs Glee Club 1,2,3, L5 Vocal Enae ble 15 I-Teen 1,2,3,hg Dictator, Co-Feature Editor. WILLARD SHAW: General Course, Basketball hy Mixed Chorus hy 0100 Club M3 Vocal Ens mbles by Hi-Y 1,2,3,h- 34 DAVID SIMPSON: Voc. Ag. Course3 Band 2,3,h3 Pep Band bg Band Ensembles 3, hs Hi-Y 1, 23 F.F,A, Judging Team 2,b. UOLORES SODERLUND: General Course3 Glee Club 1, 2,3,h3 Y-Teen l,2,3,b. MARGARET STEVENSON: Collegiate Courseg Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,hj Glee Club 1,2,3,h3 Vocal Ensem bles 1,23 Junior Plsy3 YLTeen 1,2,3,hj Class Of- ficer 23 Dictatorg Co-Feature Editor. JOHN TALLIx Voc. Ag. Course3 Mixed Chorus 13 Glee Club l,h3 Hi-I 1,2,3,h. NORMAN TALLI: Voc. Ag. Course3 Junior Play3 Hi-Y l,2,3,h5 F.F.A- Officer hs F.F.A. Judging Team 2,3,h. JOSEPH THUM EL: General Course. GAR! TOWNSEND: Voc. Ag. COUTBBQ Football 3,h3 Track hs Wrestling 0 1954 A Fx ' .2 x , , Jgltllhr A A . .dp 3 1:nr , ., -.AW CHARULETTE URLING: General Course3 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, hs Glee 3 H Club 1,2,3,h3 Vocal Ensembles l,2,3,h3 Junior P1Qyj I-Teen 1,2,3, if bg Class Officer h. w .V v1ao1L VANPELT Voc. Ag. course, Glee Club 13 u1.i l,2,33 schol- arship Team 3. WANDA WELLIEVER: General Courseg Transfer hs Band l,h3 Pei Band e n Vo- ls Band Ensembles 13 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h, Glee Club 1, , , , al Ensembles 13 District Festival 13 Debate 13 Junior Playj Thes- o pian 2,3,h3 Y-Teen l,2,33h5 Student Council 2,35 Class Officer 33 Scholarship Team 1. BEVERLY WURM wITTx Commercial COUTSSS Band l,2,33 Pep Band l,2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.hg Glee Club l.2.3,h3 Y-Teen l,2,3,h. -3 ,Q--IAC.. - -. . 1-'. . I Xl .Nd PLOPQJ Ll' LLIJUPQ U.S.S.,D.C.H.S., on its many voyages, found its way to Pleasure Island to take part in the festivities on the island on May l. The junior and senior members of the crew donned their best attire for a night of fun and frolic. Entertained at a banquet, dance, midnight show, a Legion party and a four-o'clock breakfast, the crew will long remember the exciting time spent on the island. Adding to the festive spirits of the mates, was the crowning of the king and queen of the island at the dance. Queen Ruth Laidig and King Dick Barrett reigned over Pleasure Island for the entire evening giving the celebration an unexplainable air of royalty and magic. 1 ,F re ,,1 1 !1I,!2I ,,!I? ' U J who Ehis GT-' what W MW fffyl fwfr ,,,4m2f, fa mi . 3 I X in N Awww ,af Maia! LL. iffy wif! - Q QJA6QLff -1-Qfffffh -' Unit ll Qxlffina cl B flnuinl . 11 r gy I , gm-ying, Quark Bflmflllfiii - , 4. 45 X545 97' '47 xercid ed M AW' g -nk l A X hm Min, Rv, K 4' 4' JQQ .manga ' f 41-4 3 5+ K , 5 TQN 'n, 4 S 1 . ...- ', 552. arf ' gay? 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