Edson High School - Yearbook (Edson, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

EDICATION 104.8170 WE the Senior Class of 1958, wish to dedicate this our Year book to our parents and to all of those whoare supporters of our school ' gddddfqg ' Earl Finegan, Clerk Glen S Rauscher, Treasurer J R McDaniel, Director O B ' C ,,,,... . A FA-A W l I O . . A . L P L, O 70 0411 1 5 ' .ab ,Y f Q? x M f kI.l':' K. 1513 , L- 'Y ' wb. X 3. X ' 8,15-. 7MW 2? MR. HOOPES MB- LANTZ fr ? mix ,L M153 MORAIN XX 45,13 414 MRQ NIMZ -.6 f x l . MR. KELLER MISS Mk ER 7' .IL ERQ PLTERSJI MRQ HLLTON MR H.LTON , 3 l4.317U ---19' S3 zz- :wana-,ig Avonell Bennett Kayette President M Kayette's 3 M Homecoming Attendant 2 I Cheerleader 2 Paper Staff M Typing Contest 2,M Junior Senlor Play 2,3J Basketball l,2,3 M Glee Club l,2,3,M Sexette l,2,3 Annual Staff M Pep Club l 2 3,M Student Council M Musical Festival l,2,3,M Mixed Choruse 1,2,3 M Gary Peters Basketball l,2,3,M Football 1,2,3 M Baseball l,M Track 2,3 Band 1,2 Best Looking 3 Most Popular M Nnf Solo at District 'I and State Festlval l Boys Glee Club l 2 Mixed Chours l,2,3 FFA l 2,3 M Annual Staff M Class President l,2,3 M FFA Sentinal 2 FFA Reporter 3 FFA Vice-President-M Hazel Somers Student Council Pres.-M Glee Club-l,2,3,M Mixed Chorus-l,2,3,M Junior-Senior Play-3,M Typing Contest-3 Annual Staff-M Pep Club-l,2,3,M Paper Staff-M Kayettes-3,M Class Secretary-1,3 Class Treasurer-3 Music Festival-l,2,3,M Spelling Contest-2,3,M Play Contest-2 1041170 Elaine Owens Class Reporter l,2,3 Basketball l,2,3,h Junior Senior Play 3 L Glee Club l,2,3 Kayettes 3 Annual Staff A BFA Queen's Attendant Homecoming Queen-M Homecoming Attendant-2 Cheerleader-3 Paper Staff-3 Pep Club-l,2,3,u Contest Play-2 Most Popular-2 Best Looking-A Typing Contest-2,3 3 ileen Parker Class Secretary Treasure Kayettes 3 M Kayette Secretary 3 Aayette Vice President M Paper Staff 3 M Paper Editor 3 Contest Play 2 Iunior Senior Play 3 A spelling Contest 3 Typing Contest 3 Annual Staff A Basketball l,2,3,h Twirler 2 Girls Glee Club l,2,3 u Sextette l 2,3 A Quarette A Trio 2 3 M Mixed Chorus l,2,3 M Music Festival 1 2,3,h r 2 M - J 1 .. 4 I ' I ' 9 ' ' 1 Pep Club-l,2,3,1q, - n 9 3 ' 9 s ' 1 ' 9 - ' ' 1 ,kj 1041170 Ronnie Musil Basketball l,2,3 M Football 1 2,3,h Track 1 Baseball 3 M Typing contest 3 M Class Vice Preside F U A 1 2, Best Athlete, 3 M Band 1 2,3,h Jlee Club 3 M Jr Sr Play 3 4 Student Council A Mixed Chorus 3 A Floyd Pittman Basketball 1,2,3 Base ball 1,2,3 Boxing 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3 M Mixed Chorus A Jr Sr Play 3,M nt 2 3 A -'SQ N 1 ,A 5 . vl 5 Q I u a K I Kldlll Cfaaa .Mafory One bright, sunny morning in September l9h7, twelve red eyed boys and girls were gathered in the First Grade roon of Edson Consolidated School Miss Dorothy Evert welcomed the group As we look bacx on it now, it was really a soft year, since we were allowed to lay our tlny heads on the desks for fifteen minutes every afternoon Our group consisted of Gary Peters, Larry Burk, Elaine Owens, Shlrley Dallas, Avonell Bennett, Hazel Somers, Eileen Parker, Bonnie Robin son, Loretta Adolph, Bonnle Sieca, Larry Strange and Gary Meyers We survived our first year and decidet it wasn't so bad and went back to the second year We lost Bonnie Sieck and gained Barbara Chambers, Jerry Chambers, Loretta Goalden, Glynda Jacobs, and Ellen Parish We were under the super vision of Mrs Chatfield The next tow years Mrs Neaderhiser was our teacher I our third year we lost Barbara and Jerry Chambers, Loretta Adolph, and Ellen Parish However, Ronnie Musil came t stay with us The sixth year w had Mrs Speicher and for the seventh grade we had Mrs Schmidt Under the supervision of Mrs Trueblood, we journeyed through the eighth grade Troy Trueblood became a new mem ber of our group during this year At last, we reached the first steppingstone, our eighth grade graduation Then we found ourselves entering the gates of high school e were at last Freshmen and just as green as thosebdbre We were met at the top of the stairs by upperclassmen while they were smearing us wlth lipstick and tying our hair in ribbons During this year of adventure we lost Troy True Bill Callahan We chose for our class officers Presldent, Gary Peters, Vlce President, B111 Callahan, Secretary, Hazel Somers, Treasurer, Larry Strange Mr Bachus was our sponsor when we advanced to Sophomores we elected President, Gary Peters, Vice Presldent, Ronnie Musil,Secretary and Treasurer, Elaine Owens, Reporter, Elleen Parser Mr Brokesh was our sponsor Our Junior year was one of our best years Our officers were President, Gary Peters, Vlce President, Ronnie Musil, Secretary and Treasurer, Hazel Some s Reporter, Elaine Owens Mr Lantz and Mrs Nimz were our class sponsors we ordered olr class rings this year, and thought they were the best ones ever chosen Our Jun1oraSenior Prom was wonderful We had lots of fun decorating Our theme was Paradise of the Deep At last we reached the top of the ladder As Seniors, Gary Peters was oar President, Ronnie Musil, Vice President, Eileen Parker, Secretary and Treasurer Hazel Somers was chosen for Student Council Mr Lantz waw our class sponsor We gained a new member this year He was Floyd Pittman we also lost Loretta Goalden and Bonnie Pbbinson Q u 0 0 . . n A. . , O w ll ll . us. blood and Larry Strange and gained and lost Jim Line and P 5 048170 1 ss motto is 'Face the Sun and the Shadows Will R111 Our c a Behind n We chose purple and white for olr class colors. During all our school vears together, it hasn't been a t of luck to the under classmen we hope you have as much fun and coope the students and faculty as we have had U , 1 bit dull, as you can see. :So the bes ' - . ration from 2 A . ' . As ' 1: a stately butler shows uslin. We all have a spot of tea be- ' I 4317 Casa H019 ef? On a certain night the Senior Class of 1959 were all in their beds, concentratlng on what we might be doing in the year 1979 As each of us fell into a deep sleep the fttwre seemed to unfold before us First of all we see an 1mage of New York City L1VlHg in the great city is one of our leading vocalists Floyd Pitt man is the idol of all teenage girls as he gets his guitar strings and vocal cords vibrating His side bwrns and suede Cadillas are his trademarks Next we travel to our old home town and see another of our classmates Eileen CParkerD Myers is one of Hdson's leadlng citizens Her husband, Myron, has a well established super market chain scattered throughout town We see seven little Myers tagginh behind mother as she gree s her husband at the door on their 20th anniversary While we are in the metropolis of Edson we notice an old maid school teacher that looks familiar As we turn over in bed we can see the face of Hazel Somers we see her helolng her little first arithmetic work, we see her graders do their reading, writing, and we journey nome with her after a hard days mansion sitting on a h1ll As we walk, up fore we have to turn over on our other side to get comfort able again Next we notice astion in our drea It is a baseball scene in St Louis We recognize Ronn e Musil on the mound The ST Louians are having a special day for their greatest pitcher since Dizzy Dean He has just received a shower of gifts and as he walks off the mound he announces that he has just retired from baseball His career has been a long and distinguished one Moving on in our dream we notice another classmate, Elaine C Owensl Freiburger Lincoln Air Force Base is the scene of this stop We see Mrs Frelbxrper taking care of her five children and getting ready to entertain hex hus band's fellow generals Next, we see a farmer and his wife Avonell and Marty Spomer have just finished their new ranch house A success ful period of years have just passed for our nations farme s' and the Spomers h ve profited from these bountiful years The cost of living has gone up and with nine children it had to be profitable Last of all we see in our dream a fine old chape As he arrives at his fine looking home, whlch is an exclusive apartment house, in his Thunderbird, we notice a dignified man driving we recognize him as Gary Peters He has be come a lawyer and stockmarket broker and is hnown nationwide for his ability in those fields As we talk to him we find that 1sn't all that he has accomplished in his short life First he had been an All American guard at Kansas State in Basketball He then had had his own telexision show u ich 342170 was a variety and comedy show He had then entered his present occupation and has reached the point of success h is at today Suddenly we hear someone calling, it is our mothers call ing telllng us we had better hurry because there is choci today at old ECHS So, having seen the future we feel quite N PN Q . . e . relieved to know how things will happen to us. Ax Q - K.. xl 'QI , lk- -x Avonell Bennett, hereoy will and bequeath my front 4.3170 We, the Senior class of 1959, bel Q of sound mlnd, do hereby will and bequeath tae followlnp a- 1, last vlll and testament To the Senior Class of 1960, we hmeby w1ll and bequeath our seats in Study Hall and our superiority in E HS To the Junior Glas of 1960, welumeby will and bequeath our ability to have a well organized Jr and Sr Pro To the Sophomore Class of 1960, we hereby will and bequeath our ability to change from HGreen' Fresh en to nSensible Sophomores To the Freshmen Class of 1960 we hereby will and bequeath the ability to withstand initation I Elaine Owens, hereby will and bequeath all of my high school fun to by brother L T , allrny bad grades to aD. the HAN students, and my luck to meet nMr Rightn before graduation to Betty Spomer and Virginia Cole I Hazel Somers, hereby will and bequeath my driving habits to Betty Spomer, my old books to anyone who needs them, my ability to forget speechs to Mr Hoooes, and my ability to talk on the teleohone to Pauline Helton seat in ability thinks office study hall to Bonnie Sieck so she can study, and my to get along with Gene Gilliland to anyone who he can Eileen Parker, do hereby will and bequeath my job as secretary to Virginia Cole, and my quiet ways to Sharon Owens l, Gary Peters, hereby will and bequeath my basketball knowledge fwhat little there isl to Mr Lantz Che needs itl, my ability to get good grades without studying to Dennis and my old Plymouth to anyone unfortunate enough to take it I Ronnie Musil, hereby will and bequeath my football ability to Albert Carpenter, my good grades without studying to Gene Gilliland, and my ability to get along with Mr Keller to anyone that needs it I Floyd Pittman, hereby willand bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Gene G1lliland, all my old girl friends to Earl Robinson, and my ability to tdrow erasers in study hall to anyone who can get away with it 44,4-W Pgfflw 4zH12nazf ofagf an edfamenf . . ,rw L ' ' s o'r C J' 0 I rw IJU Q S ' e 1 o me . , L A '71 I1 o i e 1 of o e e 3 ' . L o 3 I, . - '-'S J. n A 'K e I, 0 , o 0 I e 0 9 . xl Y . . x I 'P I is . E . - ,E . .. 5,1 I . cs C 'G 'Q Q - ., ,. 9 G ib- l 1041170 N- virgin l xg A !ij'g.A if A . : .0 A ia C016 shafo n Owe GQOTQQ DORU Robinson ie Weis N I -1 Gene Gilliland . 1 . . 1 , ' iii. ..' Bg Q iff' tt, Spom .ep 'fa vw i f 45 Bonni 6 Sieck M nhi 3 Peters 'VU L Kghheth 8 t -Lon .df 5 , . QS 4 ,Q 1 I 4 -J if- V Rus? ji! . f X 6 De r Ex - ' 44 iv Y , Bmw K 4 - K OPHOMUR E S ..-ff ' Ng-6 -3 , ., T . Q v Egg ' S-if 'Q Steven 211105 f L.J. OWODS ,b L V I I 0. 1.041170 Q LQTTY Bi XS X Bid 1:7 'Ldy Parker '-1' I ck' John Ba te man kj g 1041170 0 fm., an QU-Q, Pauline Helton Lavone gieck 157 Illa VanDunge Richard Farris ll i 1 Albert Carpeptep 'fl Sandra Owens F 1 ff I Il -A 1:7 Cheryl Hicks Earl Robinson Q- -..' - G!! ..f'J. 2, Ruth Alford 'TH -as f' 1 A E ' , Qilvs . o 'W' ' J 4 M A A E I N ' ' '14 21 F O-4 KJ 1 9 ? 699 Sondra McDaniel -:que nur Bob Klaurens Ns Sandra Goalden . I f V ,A fx? H 'F' , 1041120 O Gretclen Spomer Terry Mann Alllh. Darrel Owens Linda Owens Boo Claure Q-.1 Jill Hicks 417 Danie1 Uo1ste Qu SIP Gene Roo'nson -of 6 if X I- , H . 'A 'R A-I x.an Y , 'J x ' A :J A -J -' N4 47 4 vf Z, q I HS .L -- -- W I .' T -ar' .f. I Q .L 4llNU f,v Jil. 'C ..--49 Mrs Coleprove Dev 9390 res Sieck Q AF 9315? 'Nr Ca ol Loxelace J 9 me El 6, Unis D rv x09 Gate 1 3 X, Q- Q2 . 5 H 1,15-1 QX e .. QQOX don. 9 El X Rover Welcc 6 X k 55,1 1041170 W G-965 of f C11-P if-'WN QAFF' .r 45 Ffa do' X afm iq 9 T' Q Nrs Ivah Colegrove we Tb Clifford Ph llios onn lautel 1 'QF 47 Rausch Af tty abr lr S. 1 o sbt es 1041170 l 11105 Miss Mary Daly heme 9 s ?0W5?'W Y en Deborah Stllde 'Nu SL S MQ? Soomer Dallas CpeSS Michael Kahn? Elliott W3 'lt ebeT5 G1 De sandra f S11 gg ' 4 '. ' K K x K: K 1041170 M138 Mary ualy ur- '13, Verna Alford 1 f , iqgi drlllll s'l'.a Gary Lovelace YJ James Pickett 1 Vera Alford 1 Dewayne Anderson James Finegan es,-U Q Rodney Owens CY Sally Jo Wieck T34 Bonnie Stroyek Shirley Craft Cary Farris A Donald McDaniel Eff? UP H awk' S Miriam Polsfe if 9 i, 1' 1 ' f , 2 . A. 4 ' 'f 4' 3 nj' . Q N ', C l ' 1 ' f 'f . J N V 1-f. 3, 1. ,f 3 0' 5, .Q ' ci 5 , ' j f ' Q , ', x- L1 t- I: V V:-r W 1 'tl A I 613 i-1.1 .4 w . ve rJ ,173-jp! ' f Q. ,vffl 3' YJ v ' ' ' ' - ' ,Q f- , .AW .Jr 'I 1-09 a ' Q 1' X p ,. ' 5 ' Q 1 J . Q A L 1 - - 5 l . ' S' ' - f J! O f if '. e 1 r ' d ' 'A-- 5' , f s ,:, 9 'Zigi 4 I , X ,. ' lb fl ' d ' J X A 5- - . V 'f 'ff 5' , . R.-J 5' A A b f ' V! -'Nl f f ff I . Q fi I ' ' v ! - , rf! M' 1 I' , 'X v. - .M 6: - l !,,f 1041170 Q Mary Rauscher xv! Judith I Phill IDS Piss Laura Eaton wsu, Qwsl i'2 Randy Goalden Elliott Glas Kathfgn l el-WY vivxan . fige, X dl -,A. 5i, Q t, A ia! Agx 4 , V Ce Nx co in W -. 1 1041110 -ab o Miss Laura Eaton 15. I 9 Harb? Da utel N! 's 7155 113 38.7 3 Car01 He tude P156 S d p Earl CWS hilllps .-his YN. was K Deb Linda '50 aren Craft P8 Craft is Q ' ' ', 'ii f J E.. 1, N i f 17 ? X E1 yt D053 'Qgs I ' . Q I.. i ' 1. 'l Q, 'i' M1 w-? 2rugt1- v ,5 1 33:7 H fun I- 01 ' on ' 'Q 1' Q 'Q . If . , 0 ' x , I V K- 'Fi .il .. TUDENT AUTOGRAPHS U W IH L. 9,4 gf cu fqe ww BACK ROW Bonnie Seick, Lavone Seick, Sharon Owens, Judy Parker, Eileen Parker, Ruth Alford, Betty Spomer, FRONT ROW Hazel Somers, Illa Van Donge, Virginia Cole, Sandra Owens, Avonell Bennett, Pauline Helton Instructor, Miss Morain THIS PAGE COMPLIMENPQ IF LESLIE TIRE 5 SUPPLY FORD SALFS H SERVICE MCDANIEL OIL COMPANY MUHLIEIM JVELRY 0 7 --it-3 ' 5gh4,,. Q'.5f'-Q15 25,54 .1-f A l -.gi '3.,,. , . affine - -I :ge ' A E M I , Qs , , 4' I , I l ' , 4-4 .- ' w Q - - Q , ,I I . ' . P I . l- I . A, 1 :X-5'. ' if-' .J I. V ,- 1 Q.-5 ' . . . l O 1041170 ll V. 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Im -,,...1.....--- v LLFT TO RIGHT sharon Owens, Robert Hoopes, Johnny Bateman, Ruth Alford, Gene Robinson, Judy Parker, Ronnie Dautel, Albert Carpenter, Jerry Van Donge, Miss Morain, Ricky Farris, Donnie Elliott, Dick Jones THIS PAGE CJ DLIbL1TS Sr SINKLAIR SERVI W STATION CALD LT'S 4M ITN o' STATE GLASS COMPANY B R M CORYYR 1041121 Q .fgahltlzllt liE2H1IlC1 BAFK ROW Mr Hoones, Gene Gilli land, Ronnie Musil, Larry ilcks Gary Peters FR NT PWM H 1 Somers, Lavone Seick, and vonell Dennett Slxfeffe B'CK ROW: Judy Parker, Eileen Darker, Sandra Owens, Instructor Miss Morain. FRONT ROW: Sharon Owens, Cheryl Hicks, Bonnie Seick. O L 1 a v l rx , 1- ' ' . P A ' ? QT-,. W JL I, : . Q - 3 ' Q . O .rY: ave r A A J O 4..l7J 33,4 Standing Earl Robinson, uene uilliland, Steven nlliott, Ronnie Husil, Dennis Peters, L J Owens, Albert Carpenter, Wicky Farris Seated Georse Robinson Sentinel, Mr Kel ler Adviser, Donnie veis Reoorter, Gary Peters Vice Pres ident, Johnny Pateman Presldent, Kenny Helton Secretary, Larry Hicks Treasurer THIS PAGE COWPQIMENTS GF TWILAS FABRIC D R G ELECTRIC McDONALD'S VIRGINIA'S SJOPUE 0 o 9 t -'f.i,5 ' . .,....,,.. .,. ,M.,,3,,-.,,.q ., ..-N ,- my ' ' 'Q so 11- .- ,, Q-1 f- 1' L . vv 2 is ff' ' ' . 5 nf' 7, K 1 1 . A ,J o n ' H 0 '1 l . , 0 0 . . o n f . S L., : C, ' 0 Q 4 - - , ' 'J - ' - .. ' - ' Q L - D ' -M, '- Y - ' Q 1' A 1041170 'U K YETTE RSS! fl IOOO POINT MMD Back Row Pauline Helton, Illa VanDon6e, Ruth Alford, Bonnie Sieck Sharon Owens, Judy Parker, Lavone Sieck, Sandra Owens, Hazel,Somers, Miss Meier Sponsor Front Row Eileen Parker vice President Avonell Bennett President, Betty Spomer Sec retary, Vlrginla ole Treasurer WHIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF Goodland Impl no Finley Pontiac Euwer Hardware Newton Auto Parts CW D MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING P BEST ATHLETES Elaine Owens, Dennis Peters Sharon Qws-ms, Ronnie Musil 1041170 zeadmcm 6 4 Uggaww Ricky Farris-Vice-Presidentg Illa Van Donge Secretary, Sandra Owens President, Pauline Helton Treas Soonsor Mr Hoones 5 ofa 664,44 Offccm Owens Denorter, Judy Parker Seo rotary, Jornny Bateman Uresident Mr Keller Soonsor O 0 6 Steven Elliott Treasurerg L.J. ' 1 9 1 411 anim 65444 Back Row: Mrs. Nimz-Sponsorg George Robinson Vice President, Dennis Peters President, Miss Meier Sponsor, Front Row Virginia Cole Treasurer, Betty Spomer Secertary 1 O ' 0 e I. I emlcw 4 Dr. Luntz-Sponsor, Ronnie Musil- V'cc-. tg 1 - 1 1 . L .lg 'U 1 Dresiden Eileen Darker Secer+ary and Treasurer, Gary Peters DPBSIGGUV 43170 WH 'aww' 44' Q ,ev 'XR 0I'l'leC0l'l'lU'lg AP PORTS 1041170 FOOTBALL Back Row, L J Owens, George Robinson, John Bateman, Lar y Hicks, Kenney Helton, Front Row Gene Gilliland Earl Robinson, Ronnie Musil Ricky Farris Gary Peters, Coach Don Lantz Team Played Where Edson Ouponent there here there there here Winona there MO Norcatur Weskan Jennings Selden Grinnell WHIS PAGE COMPLIVEWm3 QF E115-Ott FUPT11151lI'0 Gorden Dean Studio Hu11's Baker Star Electric Co ,sb ' 1 1 D I A A Q N AK! if A v L Nl 1 1 ffx 51 32 IP' au 1h J 27 38 26 SS O . . u 12 1 26101 LHFT TO RlGh1 enny Helton, Donnie Weis, Johnny Bateman, Dennis Peters, Coach Don Lantz, Ronnie Iasil, ar, Peters TLAM BLAYLD Rexford Kanorado Brewster Bird City McDonald weskan Sharon Springs Kanorado Brewster Gem Bird Citv Memlo McDonald weskan Sharon Springs WHURE Tnere Here Tnere Here Here He e Tle e T 16 P9 Here Here There The e There There Here EDSON OPPONENT 116 ' 614, 26 . 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