Ellinwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellinwood, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1957 volume:

7he EAGLE Cllinwood “kunal Hiqh School 1957 SEPTEMBER 3 . . . Vacant Halls, Closed Doors, Empty Desks, Quiet Floors; SEPTEMBER 4 . . . Pounding Feet, Screeching Chairs, Shouting Students, Crowded Stairs! Sitting, left to right: Clarann Weis, Marilyn Dannebohm, Mary Lou Boor Dava Rollins, and Beverly Wells. Standing: Lovina Kinnear, Vicky Kipp, John Mohn, Melvin Christian, and Karene Marker. ‘We'll Yleven 3onqet . . . Jhe 3un We 7hia 0 VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE ADMINISTRATION Boand ofc Education Left to right: N. J. Klepper, Fred H. Muller, R. W. Warren, Harvey DeWerff, and Stanley G. Kimple. 7o the Victon. THIS YEAR’S COVER Pictured on the cover of the 1957 Eagle are Seniors Richard Carlson, Norman Werner, and Phyllis Frick. Richard was named valedictorian of the Senior Class during a special awards assembly on May 16, and Phyllis was awarded the medal for s a 1 ut at o r i an . Norman, along with Richard and Phyllis, was selected as a member of this year's National Honor Society. We are proud of these students. Their outstanding scholar- ship achievements have been a credit to our high school. Many other students in various other departments have helped to give Ellinwood High School the fine reputation that it so rightly deserves. The trophies pictured above represent a year of cooperation, determination, and teamwork on the part of o u r . at h I e t e s . For the first time in the history of E. H. S., the Eagles won league championships in both football and bas- ketball. In addition, the basketball team placed second in the state tournament finals at Hutchinson. And in other depart- ments---debate, home economics, vocational agriculture, music, commerce----we have shown that we can excel. But regardless of medals and trophies, we realize that our school is only as good as the students it produces. Scholarship, then, should be recognized as our most important product. The Eagle Staff BILL SAMPLES Speech, Debate Dramatics Fort Hays State, A. B. ROBERT ROBINS Biology Physical Education Kansas State, B. S. MARCELLA STITT Latin Sterling College, A. B. ALICE NOONE English Kansas University, A. B. Kansas University, M. A. EDWIN CARLSON Industrial Arts McPherson College, B. S. NICKOLAS PERIKLI World History American History Emporia KSTC, B. S. f s LYLE SANBORN Mechanical Drawing Kansas State, B. S. Kansas State, M. S. m wi 7 JOHN CRAGUN Vocational Agriculture Kansas State, B. S. JOHN BANMAN Instrumental Music Wichita University, B. M. Northwestern University, M. M. NORMA AUERNHEIMER Social Science McPherson College, A. B. j v MANLY HUBER Mathematics Science Fort Hays State, B. S. Fort Hays State, M. S. MYRON RODEE Physical Education Emporia KSTC, B. S. BERTHA ACHELPOHL Home Economics Wichita University, A. B. ROBERT ASHLOCK Psychology, Chemistry Counselor Sterling College, B. S. Emporia KSTC, M. S. FLORENCE PEAK Counselor University of Tennessee, B. S. Pittsburg KSTC, M. S. GEORGE CUSICK Commerce Emporia KSTC, B. S. Emporia KSTC, M. S. ELDON HAMM Vocal Music Wichita University, B. M. PAULA HAMM Vocal Music Wichita University, B. M. NNA MAE CAREY Commerce Emporia KSTC, B. S. WILLIAM C. KLOEFKORN VALERIA BOLLINGER English, Journalism Librarian Emporia KSTC, B. S. Clara Merritt and Clara Scheufler Cooks s Louise Tilson Librarian Ambrose Sauber Bill Huschka Custodian Custodian Frank Miller Custodian Autog'UJtpJiS CONNIE GRAFF JACQUELIN MATTHEWS LARRY PETER SENIORS MILDRED TRIMBLE GARY KNOP MARIE ANDERSON KARENE MARKER — PHYLLIS FRICK RICHARD HAMMEKE DARRYL DOLL SENIORS MARILYN DANNEBOHM MARVIN BIEBERLE ALBERT SCHONHOFF JEANETTE KIPPES LARRY BROOKS DAVA ROLLINS JANICE CARR BOB REIN 1957 Not pictured: Beverly Zimmerman RONALD ROBL JERRY WORNKEY MARY HOGAN CARLON MCMULLEN CO LU O' CO Kutoq'vCipliS V J Lois Wendel Gwen Glenn SOPHOMORES Dennis Case; Richard Traugott Karen Fox Ronald Batchman Ann Holmgren Fred Boepple Llewellyn Doll SOPHOMORES Doug Schneider Lois Willie Arnie Link Sybil Mohn George Broo Jerrie Sporn Sandra Stacey SOPHOMORES Roger Bucheit Nancy Osburn Linda Fisher Aaron Eggers Janice Corbett Don Willson Judy Chumley Leon Boor Poberta Stevens Allen Calla Carmen Graff Michael Thomas Mary Ann L Jack Branson Ruth Blackburn Don Knop Don Veach June Spacil Carol Lathrop Dixie Neff Mike Goodspeed Luanne Gaylor Nyla Pennington F R E S H M E N Marilyn Pohlman Kathy Turner Charles Summers Judy Jones Sharon Horst Dennis L ebb in F R E S H M E N Barbara Ellis Charles Studler Muruth Lair 9 Robert Bee Sharon Mason Anthony Helfrich Lilly Lovell Denis Hammer Cinda Wilcox Herman Crockett Beth Siefers Patsy Rollins 30 Aufeg'tctjjhs GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Boip' Qlee Clui DeUatena Jlute Quantet 3.3.A. Boya’ CnaentUle Kayettea s c T O U U D N E C N I T L LATIN CLUB MIXED ENSEMBLE Mixed Qinl ' Vocal Quantet Bn aw Sextet Jwinlen 38 Woodwind Quintet A C T I V I T I E S • • ? Day at £M.S. ' Y 1. Boys in Vocational Agriculture dissect a motor. 2. New Latin Clubbers are initiated 3. This is a Speech class? 4. The straightest seams in school come from the Home Economics class. Activities Build fton the Jutune 41 $N3a?n -e D 1N3IVQ UlOhd 1. Homecoming Royalty 2. Three Frosh try a new step. 3. Dancing at the Rec 4. Getting ready for a trip to Hutchinson ? Coach' j Dneam Jnue! Ihj the iunionn THE CAST Jackie.........................Joanita Triplett Danny..........................Duane Wilcox Steve..........................Bill Hallmark Sylvia.........................Judy L ebb in Della..........................Nada Whetstone Pat ...........................Eileen Hutchison Miss Haines....................Linda Hayes Mrs. Mikula....................Barbara Herter Shirley Wallace................Imogene Meadows Understudy.....................Connie Owen Mr. Sheridan...................Larry Wills Mr. Mandel.....................Dennis DeWerff Dino Falcaro.............'. . . . Steve Fisher. Understudy .................... Richard Jenisch Bea............................Betty Conner Mrs. Falcaro...................Bernice Brown Tony Falcaro...................Ronnie Rickert Mr. Falcaro....................Tom Schroeder Young Girls....................Evelyn Heckele Doris McLaughlin Members of the Settlement House .Steve Fisher, Marjory Lee, Barbara Herter, Arthur Traugott, . Dallas DeWerff, and Richard Jenisch. Directed by B. Thomas Samples Uhe Senion Clan Pmenta ' Tta CwUou Qcwcbcje ’ ’ CAST Mrs. Savage..............................Phyllis Frick Mrs. Paddy...............................Mildred Trimble Miss Willy...............................Brenda Pryor Fairy May................................Marie Anderson Lilly Belle..............................Mary Beth Hogan Florence.................................Karene Marker Samuel...................................John Manning Hannibal.................................Glen DeWerff Titus....................................Mike Rickert Dr. Emmett...............................Lloyd DeWerff Stage Manager............................Henry Scheck Assistant Director.......................Mary Lou Boor Cvenif, Jboq . . . . . . Ha HU JDaif And the freshmen this year were no exception! Like eager, red-blooded canines they absorbed the seniors' punishment and came through it all with high-flying colors. Initiation was held on Monday, September 17, with the highlight of the day being the court held at the bandshell. Richard Carlson, with the help of a blood-thirsty Senior Class, acted as emcee. Special features included exciting contests in the departments of worm-eating, string-swallowing, egg-throwing, potato-racing, and water -pouring. Senioni Reme 4. Those sophomore Olympic champs! X fc T AS'?' Oun Ueachena Wonk WITH Studenta Boys in Mechanical Drawing Class are aided by their in- structor, Lyle Sanborn. Jim Komarek takes his turn at the power saw while Instructor Ed Carlson and A1 Schonhoff oversee the work. Homecoming, 1956 Queen Ann B eckenand King Koch Uhe Saqlea Action Melvin Christiani hits pay dirt again. (See Page 67) ATHLETICS 3 ootUall Will Manning make the tackle? At the end of this year's football season the Ellinwood Eagles were ranked tenth in the state by the Associated Press. During the season the Eagles set a record which will be hard to top when they scored at least one touchdown in every quarter of every game. Ellinwood was also the highest scoring team in the state with 342 points, allowing the rival teams a total of only 38 points. SEASON'S RECORD Eagles 31 Eagles 33 Eagles 59 Eagles 32 Eagles 53 Eagles 68 Eagles 40 Eagles 26 Pratt 12 St. John 13 Sterling 0 Stafford 7 Ellsworth 0 Lindsborg 0 Hoisington 0 Lyons 6 Fisher scores as B team smears Claflin 70-0. Centnal Pnainie Leaque Champions Front row, left to right: Coach Myron Rodee, Charlye Cole, John Manning, Jim Schartz, John Mohn, Jerry Wornkey, Dennis DeWerff, and Darryl Doll. Second row: Melvin Christian, Albert Schonhoff, Clayton Schartz, Fred Koch, Dallas DeWerff, Richard Carlson, Richard Jenisch, and Tom Schroeder. Third row: Assistant Coach Robert Robins, John Renfro, Marvin Cope, Mike Rickert, Larry Peter, Larry Marshall, Steve Fisher, Don Willson, and Assistant Trainer Billy Southern. Fourth row: Allen Callaway, Duane Wilcox, Richard Doll, Billy Hallmark, Gary Drake, Larry Wills, Larry Siefers, Jim Komarek, and Trainer Larry Banks. Fifth row: Richard Traugott, Larry Moos, Jerrie Sporn, Wally Jenisch, Larry Manning, Jarold Boepple, Harold Boepple, and Fred Boepple. Undefeated Four Ellinwood football play- ers were placed on the Topeka Capital's area first and second teams. Melvin Christian, halfback, and Charlye Cole, end, were Coach Myron Rodee Simple Equation: . . . Ptua . . Equala Victonq! Basketball. . . One of the most successful basketball seasons in the history of Ellinwood High School came to a close on Saturday eve- ninS March 16, when the Eagles were nosed out of the state championship by a strong Clay Center team. Prior to that game, the Eagles overpowered a series of tough opponents in district and region- al competition. At Ellinwood, the Blue and White hoopsters clipped Sterling and Lyons to earn a trip to the regional tour- ney at Larned. Slipping past Leoti 45-42 Eagles again faced Lyons, this time beating them 58-47. In state competition the Robinsmen downed Marysville 56-43, routed Girard 71-47, and went on to win second place in the tourney. Bob Veach and Arnie Link were placed on the all- tournament first team, and Jim Schartz earned a berth on the second team. The Eagles ended the season with a 19-6 rec- ord. The B team went undefeated. State Uounnament: Second Place ARNIE LINK ROBERT VEACH First row, left to right: Richard Jenisch, Richard Carlson, Robert Veach, Arhie Link, Jim Schartz. Second row: Coach Robert Robins, Tom Schroeder, Fred Koch, Larry Manning, Clayton Schartz, Darrell Pohlman, Allen Bryant, Assistant Coach Myron Rodee. Third row: Steve Fisher, Don Willson, Allen Callaway, Bill Hallmark, Bob Hopkins, Fred Cottrell, Richard Traugott, Gary Drake, Larry Moos. Ihampu JIM SCHARTZ RICHARD JENISCH SEASON'S RECORD Ellinwood 49 Ellinwood 72 Ellinwood 40 Ellinwood 54 Ellinwood 41 Ellinwood 43 Ellinwood 42 Ellinwood 41 Ellinwood 65 Ellinwood 55 Ellinwood 47 Ellinwood 58 Ellinwood 50 Ellinwood 50 Ellinwood 58 Ellinwood 66 Moundridge 56 St. John 50 Lyons 58 Hoisington 38 Sterling 26 Stafford 40 Ellsworth 39 Lindsborg 37 St. John 44 Chase 38 Lyons 43 Hoisington 43 Sterling 26 Stafford 62 Ellsworth 70 Lindsborg 54 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Ellinwood 45 Sterling 35 Ellinwood 55 Lyons 46 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Ellinwood 45 Leoti 42 Ellinwood 58 Lyons 47 STATE TOURNAMENT Ellinwood 56 Marysville 43 Ellinwood 71 Girard 47 Ellinwood 43 Clay Center 47 COACH ROBERT ROBINS ACTION! TRACK Upper picture: sprinters, relay teams, and distance runners. Center picture: 880-yard relay team. Lower picture: field events men: shotput, javelin, discus, broad jump, pole vault, and high jump. Jnenhman Ueama FOOTBALL BASKETBALL WON 2, LOST 3 WON 8, LOST 4 YYluiclen Stnain Caqlen And he still had a couple of blockers to spare! WUSi-. , Bob Veach goes up high for a rebound in the finals of the State Tournament at Hutchinson. Clay Center squeezed past the Eagles 47-43. •C—’ BOOST OUR BOOSTERS Mathers Jaeger Appliance Company Dr. Adam Kauffman, Optometrist Ellinwood Drive-In (Fuzzy's) Harry Gaughan Motor Company Heating Sheet Metal Company Hi-Way Cafe (Matilda Reames) Taylor-Houser Motor Company Tillie's Lunch (Mrs. DeBusk) Kincaid Well Servicing Company Knop Oil Butane Company Milton Bosse (Grain Storage) Richardson Packing Company A. J. Hunt Contracting Company Brannon Studio Case Welding Click Electric Dairy Queen Ellinwood Bakery Branson Trucking Company Carroll's D-X Service Dr. C. R. Herold, Dentist Dr. Harold D. Stone, Dentist Ellinwood Floral Shop Back Mercantile Bryant Radio TV Chet's Barber Shop Chumley's Service Don's Auto Shop Ellinwood Co-op G. I. Robinson Ellinwood Leader Isern Insurance Ellinwood Locker Gay lor Ben Franklin Gene's Standard Service Graff Gifts Sundries Hedrick Lumber Company H H IGA Store Ellinwood Electric Houston-Doughty Koelsch Billiards Michael Prohodsky Ray's Air Service Mercer's Cafe Modern Service Southwest Grain Spacil Electric Wagner Brothers Hi-Way Food Market Linke Christian Drug Newman's Trucking Service O'Hara, Knob Hill Resort (Grove, Oklahoma) Redmon Appliance Thomason's Dairy Thriftway Market Wilfred P. Thill Lebbin Oil Company Ward Pivonka Waxy's Lunch Weiss Hardware Western Auto Southern Cleaners People's State Bank Stephan's Dry Goods Steven's Well Service Stickney Plumbing Heating Style-Cut Barber Shop Lova's Dress Shop Martin Company Gannaway Hardware Joe's Shoe Service Jones Tank Service YEARBOOKS cover ar MYERS