Garden City Senior High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Garden City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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Senior Class .Tunior Class . Sophomore Class . Music .... Organizations- Athletics ............... . TRAIL INN MOTEL .5 .6 ..28 ..36 ..45 ..54 ..7O 5 'YYY ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Looking up the Stairway to the Stars, we can see, each on his own star, the administra- tion and faculty giving light and guidance to the students below. And, as each student of G.C.H.S leaves and takes his place in the world, the glowing remembrance of these stars shall con- tinue to guide him. FIVE POINTS SERVICE. STATION 'S 'Pc -ann Y, 'Q' xz H L N.'f HGMME J R JONES Quperrmendem of school, A H ELLAND prxncrpal S L STOVER asslstanl prxncrpal AGINES HAINES Secretary to the pnncrpal RUTH KESTER board of educauon LEAH MAE WILLIAMS secretary to the superrnlendenl DAVID WILLIAMS acuvrry drrector HAROLD FANSLER board of educat1on E' B' 4 X ..f id' -B10 XJ' is viff fd' ,,4 im, -Y. f 'lt GCHS VIRGIL CRAIG treasurer board of educauon CLAUDE ROBINSON board of education DANIEL HOPKINS attorney board of educauon KENNETH LYON board of educauon JO ANN HARMS offlce Staff BETTY JOHNSON offrce staff HELEN DA LE board of educauon HELEN REED secretary to the upermtendenr 9 CHARLES RENICK prebxdent board of educauon WINDSOR HOTEL 1 , mr M -ff mtv , LEAD W'-1 1 WAV 1 .P-,Sw Debarc speech 3 1.1 N I ff' ,131 1 2 NT .,,1 ,V . LOREN CRAWFORD B.A.q B.M.g M.M. Orchestra ESTEILA ARMSTRONG B S 111 Education PAUL DUELL A. B., M. S. Physicsg Chemistry BERNICE BENDER B S in Education M S in Education Journalibm ROLAND EILERTS B.S. in Education Biology GLADYS DARNES B,A,g M.A. American History :d ' ROBERT DARNES B.S. in Instrumental Muiic Band ?x 'w'n N VN . - JR x 6. .lain if-. 'bf KENNETH ESTER B.S. in Education Social Science 6 -I ,Q in lfvx 0 6 I . - 'Fig FRANCES EVELEIGH BEN ' ,im R,N,g PLIIHIIC llcaltli Nurse ,X-fi I City Schi-.wif ' I '1 W. g,:. , .- 144 ur DAISY HERRIOTT f li. S. in L. S. ' 'a Q 9 Librarian - Library Science 'wo' im. EDWARD HALL B.A. iii Education Physical Education Athletics AQ BERT JAMISUN B, S, in Commerce Coiiiiiiercc MARVIN HAMNIAN B,A, in Education Industrial Arts CLINTON KELLER ga 'gi 8.5. in Education Industrial Arts Basketball EDWIN HOOPER B. S. in Education B. S. in Commerce Business Arithmetic KENNETH HENDERSON B.A. in Education 'N Q Q Vocational Agriculture -N ' L I -2- fv, x G, sr, sl 54:01 f. VX J'. C. PENNE. COMPANY r P A A if 1, y . 'L JULIUS HULTQIQIST li. Nl.g li, NLE, Cliorux . FP -E? .z r,,, . A I MARY LOUISE KOCHER B.S. in Education Typewriting I IRIS LEE A. B.: M. S. Spanish Latin 4'.' -if ii , tg? Jr.. A . A ' r BERNADINE SITTS A.B.g B.S. in Education English f Pr! Y ., ALMA PROUDFIT B.S. in Home Economics l Hornemaking r l Q - 5 DOROTHY MEYER ':,7 B.S. in Education Girls' Physical Education DON SLECHTA Social Science JACK MORRIS A.B.g World History American Government 'eg , . A-lf 5 4 4' 1 . .- wigs.. E vi! HARRY sroNE 'ff can at B. S. in Education Driver Training V ERWIN PENNER A. B.: Mathematics g 1 DA VID WILLIAMS B. A.g Activities' Director CURTIS PHOTO SERVICE 8 SENIORS IS for the song our Alma Mater lS for the earnestness Vwlth vsh1c:h vue to1led 15 for the no5talg1a that gr1p5 us yet means that v. re 1ntell1gent only to the po1nt of knovung hovw much we haue to learn 15 only 115 our fun our tears means that we are ready to face the world 15 say1ng thanks to all who have helped us on our climb ofthe Stairway to the Stars. WILKENS' CITY SERVICE SENIORS REACH THEIR GOA 3 IS H1 .wen ,a.i .:K53i gil 3, ff ff John Nannxnga Presrdent Dale Tuttle Vrce Presrdent Beverly Taylor Secretary Joan Mc Kee Treasurer Jrm Mclvlrllan Student Counc1lRepresentat1ve Jeanette Fry Student Councrl Representatlve The senrors of 52 at the top of the Sta1rway to the Stars look back wrth prrde at the1r clrmb up the Sta1r way They see the frrst Sophomore N1ghtg1ven 1n Garden Crty They see the Jumor play New FITCS and the semor play George Washmgton Slept Here ' They see an outstand1ng athlet1c record and a fme scholastrc rat1ng But more than all thxs they see an undyrng sp1r1t toward thelr Alma Mater The flame of thrs sp1r1t w1ll burn 1n therr hearts always lt w1ll follow them 1n all walks of lrfe rn all places of the world But wherever the semors of 52 go whatever Lrfe holds rn store for them they wrll recall wrth fond rnemorres Garden Clty Hrgh School EMPLOYEE'S LOAN INSURANCE COMPANY T' TAS: ' M Y- af , A ' ', -J.,--v .J1 , ,t -7 'r .-'V ' A ri S' v' L' ry V 1 'ff 5 gg' ' V., A 14- 1 4 A 7' '5 rl'f l A . A , , x. , 1 M . I . lf 49 ............. - Q . 'J' T ' I , f . h . i A z , 1' L 1: .f W' A A Y V. ,l , . t'1 - r T 1 ' V . , . 5 ' . - . g ' I - ' 5 . . I . . 5 , . . , . I I Y ll ' - ll ' ' ' - ' I ' . . . Z ' ! ' ' vu ' vu . P I ' I . H . . I . D 1 y . . . ' 1 . . JA NORMAN ARMSTRONG They don't come like me very often. DIXIE BAKER She has a ring in her voice as well as on her finger. FHA 1:Kayettes 2: Pep Club 2: Glee Club Ii Robed Chorus 3: Sextet li Blue Notes 2: Orchestra 2: Sophomore Play: Junior Play: Foot- ball Attendant. BILLY ACKLEY Any time he'd gladly leave dull books. FFA 3: Glee Club 2: Robed Chorus li Football I. CECIL AMOS A friendly sort of fellow, FFA 3. ll -.X ..f, sf it 1 9,5 NINA BATES BETTY BEASLEY Not so still and quiet as you A merry maid, who would be think. wise: mind not the mischief in her eyes. FHA l. RE'.NICK'S DRUG STORES - -A e-'------- P 'Hitt ' 'Lip BILLY ARNOLD Smooth--but not only on the basketball floor. BARBARA BARCLAY Whose manner is frank and winning. FHA I: Glee Club I. 1 J VIVIAN BETTS Sugar and spice and awful nice. BARBARA BOHANNAN Talent is the gift of God. Transfer from Mc- Donald, Kansas. Kayettes lp Pep Club I. LAWRENCE BELL JO BERENDS He is strongest from his neck up, able. Pep Club 2g G.A.A. 33G1Ee Club 2g Robed Chorus lg Sugar Beet Staff Ig Sophomore Night. Chorus 25 Senior Play. ELMER BOX LER BOB BOYD Do as I say and not as I do. Eurekal At last a diploma. Hi-Yg Pep Club 2g Cheerleader 2g Senior Play. STONER'S ffl, Z, 3,4. 12 She's as likeable as she is look- t I DONALD BLAKE If a man's as good as his word to a woman, this senior talks too much. WARREN BOWMAN l-lls look is serious, but you never can tell. Football 3g Baseball Ig Track 1. TOM BROWN Worry and I are strangers, Band 35 Pep Band 3. LILLIAN BRUNGARDT A merry heart that laughs at care. Pep Club 2, Glee Club 3. SHIRLEY BRECHEISEN A cute little girl of true blue. F.H.A, Ig Pep Club 2, Band 3, Glee Club 25 Orchestra 23 Sophomore Night, Junior Play. El , STR X' . BT' , A V .QA P 4 Q A x f J , . -: X t bu v 1 I' 'J '3 ELSIE BRIGGS Sweet and unassuming, 'E' CHARLES BRUINGTON Not too serious, not too gay, but a rare good fellow when it comes to play, G Club 3: President I. LARRY BUELL Ibelieve my hair is sunburned. Hi-Y. ,,. CAROLYN BURLIN MAROLYN BURLIN In form and feature, face and Folk have taken me for her, limb, I grew so like my sister. and each for one another. G,A,A. 3: Secretary- G.A.A. 2, Band 3g Pep Band Treasurer, Band 3, Pep Band 3. 3, Student director, Senior Playg Buffalo Staff, Girls' State. BURTIS NUNN IMPLEMENT COMPANY .bk l . 'hullf' SHIRLEY CALDWELL Maidens are often deceiving. Kayettes Ig Pep Club 2g Band 3g Yearbook Staff I. EDWIN CARROLL 1-le's the strong, silent type. F. F.A. 23G188 Club 2g Robed Chorus I. BUDDY BURNS JOHN BURNSIDE A friendly sort of fellow. He's got Western blood in them thar veins, F.F.A. 4: Officerlg Robed Chorus Ig Basketball 25 Baseball 2. ,p-uhh -414 Q , 9? 's,,f', Q WANDA C LEA VER A fine and friendly lassie. Pep Club 2: Glee Club 2g G.A.A. 2g Robed Chorus 'Xie SALLY COLLINGWOOD Men may come and men may go, but not if I can help it. Class officer Ig Kayettes Ig Pep Club 2g Secretary Ig Glee Club Ig Sophomore Night: Junior Playg Senior Playg Buffalo Staffg Sugar Beet Staffg Football Attendantg Basketball Attendant, CAMPBELL'S ABSTRACT AND INSURANCE DORIS CARROLL May she obtain her highest ambition, Orchestra. RAY CERVANTES But this life is killing meg it's those fool questions they keep asking me. S'-lTI s JEAN COOK The girl with the pretty bl eyes, Pep Club 2: Band 3g Orche Sugar Beet Staff I, VAN DCHART ack A good fellow, among fellows. Stra 21 il. S-i I 75.5, fr t.: Vfijzf Lxzig. ' . I' Effie-isgg .1-L ' . . - 4- 4. RONA LD DENC HF IE LD All great men are dead and I don't feel so well myself, Student Council President, Student Council 25 Junior Class President, Hi- Y 2: District Congress- ma ng Sophomore Nightg Senior Playg Football 23 Track 2g Junior Red Cross Council 3g Boys' State. LORRAINE DISHMAN She and gloom are no relation. U ls U H ir ll x VIRGINIA DILLON Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. F.l-l. A. 24 Kayettes Ig Red Cross 3g Student Council Representative Ig Buffalo Staff, BILLIE ANN DORNER The kind of girl worth knowing. F.H.A. Sp Vice- President Ip Pep Club 25G1ee Club 35 Buffalo Staff 1, VIOLET DRIELING Quiet and unobtrusive, she goes her way. F.H.A. 35 Pep Club 2g Glee Club 3, DELORES DUVALL Always trying to please, never to offend. F.H.A. 2g Pep Club 2: Kayettes 2g Glee Club 25 Buffalo Staff t- Prom Committee Chairman. DILLON S , , ,- .. ..-.W . . . new for . . VL Q6 'Y M , i, I' ' I RONALD ENGLER Happy am I from care I m free Why can t those women be con temed with me? F F A 4 Glee Club 2 Robed Chorus 2 MARY ETRICK Pretty as a picture nice frame too F H A 1 Kayettes 2 Pep Club 2 Glee Club I Robed Chorus GLENDA ELLSWORTH She loves life. DARLENE EMBREE If silence is golden, she is a millionaire. Pep Club I. E vu? Mba! DEIDRE FANSLER Never worried never she is always happy RAMONA FOREMAN hun-led Although she s quiet she s full of pep GAR DINER 'S DAIR Y NX 1'-W? .away VIRGINIA ENSLOW Marriage. . .the high- seas for which no compass has been invented. F.l-l. A. 3: Kayettes 2g Pep Club Ig Glee Club 2gG.A.A. Ig Robed Chorus, CHERYL FANSLER A woman's crowning glory is her hair. Kayettes 2g Pep Club 25 Robed Chorus Ig Band 6g Pep Band 2: Orchestra 3: Sophomore Night. I ,i 16 , ' qi 5 1 4 Q, ,.,s -Q: ll' 7 DON FRAZIER He knows a lot but keeps it to himself. Track 2. JEANETTE FRY She sits high in all people's hearts, W Student Councilg F. H. A ig! ig Kayettes 2g Pep Clubg 'Y i Glee Club Ig Robed Chorus Ig Band 2g Orchestra 2g Buffalo Staff Ig Junior Red Cross 3g President I. w 'i HOMER FRAZIER l-le lets his light shine without turning the spot on himself. Football 2g Track 2g Hi-Y 3g Secretaryg Vice-Presidentg Junior Red Crossg Senior Play, MARJORIE GIGOT Those alone who know her may judge her many merits. Kayettes tg Pep Club Ig Glee Club Ig Band 3g Pep Band I, X, Nw 'W KATHRYN HACKER Love makes the world go 'roundg I feel dizzy: F.H.A. Ig Glee Club lg Band 25 Orchestra 2. D N I I IRENE HAPES Her smile attracts us all. SCHULMAN S 1521 Xi 'i ELEANOR FUNK Worry? I never touch it, F.l-l.A. 2. SHIRELY GORDANIER With her everything is OK Band 25 Pep Band 2. an 'T' 4 'NV 9 rar' 1 9' ,,,J, MARIE HELMLE Her face is fairg her heart is true. F.H.A. Ig Orchestra 2g Buffalo Staff. PAUL HERNANDEZ I haven't much ap- petite for studies. GEORGENE HAWES Sweet conceitg the root of all evil. Kayettes Ig Pep Club Ip Robed Chorus lg Sugar Beet Staff I. MARGARET HEIMAN Full of pep and full of fun, she's a friend to everyone. F,l-l.A. 25 Pep Club Ig Glee Club 2. CECIL HUELSKAMP IANICE JEFFERSON We didn't want him any longerg The mischief in your eyes he's long enough. betrays your thoughts, G-Club 2g Secretary-Treasurer G.A,A, Ig Pep Club Ig Band 3. Ig Basketball Ig Baseball 2, PEARL DRUG STORE 7 lf RICHARD HENKLE I could be conceited, but it isn't worth the trouble. Class officerg Hi-Y 33 G-Club 2g Pep Club 2g Robed Chorus 35 Basketball 2: Baseball 2. FRANK HOLDERNESS It's far better to know too little than too much. F. F. A . 3. ED JOHNSON A swell all around good fellow. Pl-IILLIP JOHNSON I don't worry: it would shorten my life. H1-Y 3, Glee Club Ig Band 3, Buffalo Staff. AL DAVY JESTER He calmly goes about, on his own business, Hi-Y I, GEORGE KINNEY DORIS JOHNSON I like people and lots of fun, ' ', 1 'T - 2 JOHN KINSINGER Those who know the most about Nature wrote gentleman on his women say the least, and I'm brow. not talking. Junior Playg Banquet Committee. G Clubg Pep Club 2g Glee Club 2, Robed Chorus 35 Sophomore Night, Junior Play, Senior Play, Buffalo Staff, Sugar Beet Staff, Football 3, Basketball 3, Track 2, Baseball 2. DEAN JOHNSTON Ready for anything, work or play. ERNEST JONES Happy go lucky, all the day. Class Officer lg F.F.A. Ig Track I. NOLAN MOT OR COMPANY BS I V .A , 4 ., --V ' ' F2 fig. ?.'..f4i ' '57 T ' 1- -. wifi' ga, ebmwwi f KARIN LARSON My favorite fruit is dates. Student Council Ig Kayettes 2g Pep Club 2g Glee Club Ig Robed Chorus 3g President Ig Trio 2g Blue Notes 2g Orchestra 65 Vice- President Ig Sophomore Nighty Football Queen Attendant. DA VID DOBMEYER A senior in looks as well as in action. .,: AGNELLA KNOLL A smile that won't come off. F.l-l.A. Ig Pep Club Ig Glee Club 2g Band I. all ll 199 PATSY UONGLEY Once caught studying but has almost lived down the disgrace. Kayettes 2g Pep Club 2g Glee Club 25 Sophomore Night: Junior Playg Senior Playg Cim- Ark, District Speech Contest 23 Debate Ig Buffalo Staffg Sugar Beet Staff 2, Advertising Manager and Editor: Prom Committee Chairman. RONNIE KUHN When study interferes with my good times, I always cut out the study, AS - lf if 2 3 RICHARD LOTTON Because he doesn't talk is no sign he hasn't anything to say, Hi-Y Ig G Club 23 Robed Chorus lg Football 2: Basketball 25 Track 3. HARR Y ATHERTON Xi iii, if Q 31 so S X MARY JANE LAUGHLIN lt's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. F. H. A. Ig Kayettes 25 Pep Club 2g Robed Chorus 3: Blue Notes 2g Trio Ig Sophomore Nightg Buffalo Staff. OWEN LOOMIS We know little of him except that which is good. V . ROSEMA RY McDOWELL JOYCE MCELROY JOAN MCKEE Blonde and vivacious. Senior Class Trea- surer, Kayettes 2, Pep Club 2,G1ee Club 2. TOMMY MAGLARAS Such a common name, but such an uncommon boy. F.F. A. I, Vice-Presi- dent lg Robed Chorus I, Buffalo Staff. Thinking is but idle waste of thoughts, Kayettes I, Pep Club 2, Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 3: Robed Chorus 2, Sophomore Play, Junior Play, Senior Play. With a laugh, laugh here, a giggle, giggle there, Kayettes 2, Pep Club 2, Robed Chorus 2. he-v SHIRLEY ANN MEAD She's lovely, she's engaged, She's got what it takes. F.l-l.A. I, Kayettes I, Pep Club 2, Robed Chorus 3, Orchestra I, Junior Play, Senior Play, DARL MICHEL He is a leader of men and follower of women. Student Council, Hi-Y: G Club 3, Vice-President, Pep Club 2, Football 2, Track 4, Captain I Cross Country Team I. SHALLOW WATER REFINING COMPANY qi, ,r l JAMES MCMILLAN No man can blush like that and be very dangerous. Student Council 2, F. F. A 4, Secretary I, President I State Judging Team I, Buffalo Staff Editor. CLIFFORD MAYO A country gentleman, but a woman's home companion. Sophomore President, Junior Vice-President, F.F.A. 4, President I, G Club 2, Pep Club 2, Robed Chorus lg Buffalo Staff, Football 3, Bas- ketball 2, Track 3, 1 DI-:WAYNE MOORE Life's short, and so am I. Baseball 2. TOM MOORE The law was on his side, but then there was an election. G Club 25 Pep Club 25 Vice-President li Pre- sident 15 Glee Club 25 Robed Chorus 35 Foot- ball 3, LOUISE MICKEL The blond with winsome ways. Kayettes 35 Pep Club 25 Glee Club I5 Buffalo Staff IJ Sugar Beet Staff I2 Sophomore Night. ANN MILES Quiet and quite dependable. FHA 35 Pep Club 2: Robed Chorus 25 Blue Notes 25 Band 35 President I5 Pep Band 35 Or- chestra 25 Sophomore Night5 Junior Play: Buffalo staff I, IRENE MURMURAKI Her voice is always gentle, soft and low. Kayettes 25 Buffalo Staff 1, JOHN NANNINGA Smiles, miles of them. Senior Presider1t5 Student Council Representative I5 Hi-Y 35 Robed Chorus 1. DUCKWALL'S THEODOSIA MOORE Daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. Pep Club Ii Glee Club 15 GAA 25 Sugar Beet staff 1. DERYLE MOSELEY Much in little. JOYCE NUSSER Of spirit, so still and quiet. FHA li Pep Club I2 Glee Club 1. BETH OWEN She must be here: I heard her giggle. FHA li Kayettes 25 Pep Club 2: Robed Chorus 3 Band 45 Pep Band I. 5 I . at-52 if 1' 1 5, 451 f. GLADYS ANN NOLAN Is she as innocent as she looks? Kayettes 25 Pep Club 25 Glee Club li Robed Chorus 25 Buffalo Staff I5 Secretaryg Sugar Beet. JOANNA NUSSER Small, but so is a stick of dyna- mite. FHA 25 Pep Club 25 Glee Club I: Band 25 Secretary-Treasurerg Pep Band 25 Junior Playp Cheerleader Football Attendant 2, Bagkerbau Attendant 1. 3 Quiet and unobtrusive, she goes DIXIE PARRISH FAE PARTIN I'll argue till I win. FHA 35 Kayettes li Pep Club 15 her way. Robed Chorus I5 Sophomore Nightg pep Club 2, Speech Contest fCim-Ark. , Dist. Statel: Fire Prevention Speech 2nd5 Debate 25 Buffalo staff I5 Prom Committee Chairman. NU-ST YLEZ SHOE STORE 23 li WALTER OCI-IS Grin, and the world grins with you. GEORGE PAPPAS Never over studious or sad. FFA 3: Hi-Y li Glee Club 15 Track 1. it SHIRLEY PATRICK Ltish through and through and proud of it. ' FHA 25 Kayettes 3g Pep Club 2: in Robed Chorus 31 Orchestra li Sophomore Night. VERA MAY RHODES The best part of the da is night. FHA IQ Kayettes 2: Pep Club 2: Robed Chorus 2g Orchestra 35 Sophomore Night: Prom Committee Chair- Q' t man. 2 Li 7 MX NETA ROYER To think that there is only one of her. Kayettes 2: Pep Club 2 Robed Chorus 1. WILMA SCHEIDEMAN My way is to begin with the be- ginning, Glee Club I3 Band 3. GARDEN CITY LOAN 8.1 GRETA PENCE She has other interests besides those in school. FHA lg Secretary I2 Pep Club 2g Glee Club lj Robed Chorus 2, QV' ,.---gn as 'Q' PAT SHEA Valuable things come in small packages. Orchestra 3: Sophomore Play. INVESTMENT CO. 'GK BEATA ROHLEDER Small in stature but not overlooked. Pep Club li Glee Club 2 FRANCES RUSSELL A busy person finds time for everything. FHA 33 Kayettes 2: Pep Club 2g Robed Choir Ig Band 32 Orchestra I. .- 4' ,X pu. il.- M3 VON SMITH Ready for anything, work or play. FFA 3: Track 3. JUNE STEHWIEN Efficiency is thy name, June. Kayettes 2: Pep Club 25 Band 33 Pep Band li Orchestra 25 Sophomore Nightg Junior Playa Cim- Ark, District, State speech contests: Debate rg Senior Play: Class Officer Student Council rg Girls' Stateg Junior Red Cross 3: Pres. I, Sec. Treas. 13 Buffalo Staff 25 Editor li Sugar Beet Staffg Editor 1 l Speak for Democracy lst Place: Fire Prevention Speech: 3rd, lst Place. ,Dial I3 LAURETTA SIMMONS SUSIE SLOAN Few know her, but all the few like No time to weep, 'txixt love, fun, her. and sleep. Kayettes 2g Pep Club 25 Glee Club 3. FHA 2: Glee Club I. riff 'flip ,elm PAT ST UART Whatever she undertakes she ac- complishes. Kayettes 3: Pep Club 25 Robed Chorus 25 Orchestra 3: Sophomore Nightg Junior Playg Senior Play: DALE STEVENSON The world was incomplete until I arrived. Hi-Y 3: Pep Club rg Junior Play. Sugar Beet staff rg Buffalo staff I. SCI-IOONOVER INSURANCE SERVICE Z5 4 r t JOHN SPANGLER Can it be possible that I'm graduating? CATHERINE STEPHENS Modest and sweet but likes to have a good time. Student Council Re- presentative li FHA 15 Kayettes Ii Pep Club rg Robed Chorus rg Band 3 Orchestra I. F 9 11505 BEVERLY TAYLOR Her heart is like the Moong there's a man in it. Senior Class Secretary li Kayettes 25 President Ig Pep Club 24 Sugar Beet Staff Ii Football Queen. KONRAD VON TEMPLEHOFF He paddles his own canoe and does it well. SHIRLEY SULLIVAN Her smile is like the sun on a cloudy day. Kayettes li Glee Club IQ Pep Club 2, 1 L Y, .:gf,qg,ggw 3 Q in 'fllw' 3 ig, 1 ND' x iw, 'f I- 2 ' 1-L V .Y 4- , -I Ps. I sg' ir .r IO QUETA TABOR Solemn but not serious: quiet but not idle. Pep Club 1. : 2 X . , if 'sv'-ix.-:.. 1 , I fy H? DALE TUTTLE There's honesty, manhood and good fellowship in him. Senior Vice-President: Junior Playg Senior Playg Buffalo Staffg Sugar Beet Staff: Debate 2g Boys' State. ACE. HIGH BAR HOPE VALENZUELA Our Latin American beauty. FHA li Kayettes lp Pep Club 25 Glee Club Ii Robed Chorus 1. BER SHOP x ' 3 CAROL TAYLOR All work, no fun isr1't the life for me. Pep Club li Glee Club Ii GAA I. BILL THOMPSON He loveth his teachers and school OJ. is 1.4 COLLEEN WAGNER She talks all the time, but this is a woman's way. FHA li Kayettes 35 Pep Club 2: GAA 35 Robed Chorus 3: Band 4g Orchestra 4: Pep Band 2. MARNIETA WASINGER She smiles right back at the skies. Pep Club li Glee Club 2. ARLEN VAUGHN A careful student, careful not to overdo. Glee Club Ig Band 34 Track I. GARY WADE Rapid of hand and foot and thought as well, Glee Club 35 Vice-President Pep Club 23 Football 3: Basketball 33 Track 3. X 5 3 Nr A. A nu' X ? '-v' '3' i 46. 'S 2:37 .- X I WAYNE WEST PATRICIA WIDOWS I'm for women--all of them. A quiet girl sometimes. E 1 Hi-Y I: G Club 23 Pep Club 2: Glee Club li Band 1. .3 L' Robed Chorus 2g Sophomore N Nightg Football 2. gl b - . , T X 4 SMITH SAND COMPANY P .ffl A S ,M V 1 I V Z7 f it A e , A A 'fm ' Hg .g ,., Lrg. as f .3 I 3' KAY WALLS I dare you to talk faster than I do. FHA li Kayettes 2: Pep Club 2g Robed Chorus 3: Orchestra 25 Sophomore Night: Senior Play. SANDRA WEST A witty miss is she, with lots of personality. Transferred from Liberal, Kansas. FHA 2: Kayettes 25 Pep Club 2. , z . 9 LOREN WILSON And now I shall say something. Hi-Y 2: Presidentg Band 3: Student Di- rectorg Robed Choru Junior Playg Senior Play. ROBERT WIDOWS I do the best I know the very best I can. IONNIE WIILIOX A sunny disposition is half the battle. Q to I 'Y N1 S FFA 3: Football 23 Track I. 5 eff? X 4 rl:-if-3' V1 if 'Q' X Q FHA gg Glee Club 3. 155 MARGARET WYCOFF Quiet as a cyclone. Student Council Secretary- Treasurerg Pep Club 23 GAA 43 Buffalo Staff 1: Sugar Beet staff 1. WILLIS AND BLAKE. ty! DUANE WORF Great is the glory of a senior, for the strife is hard. JUNIORS 1SJllSf.fOI'JLlI11OI'S don t forget our Joys 1S up the Stalrway on we to1l stands for noon when we were sophomores mornlng dawned when we are sernors 1f,X81llS6 slgmhes our ldeals IS observatlon then parucxpamon 15 rernernberlng all Lhlngs past stands for the Stalrway to the Stars, always a challenge, always a goal. MISSION ORANGE t JUNIORS TAKE THE TORCH i- Monte Keller Presxdent Rodney Kraus Vrce Presrdent Sara Sauceman Secrerary Kerrh Denchfleld Treasurer Bonme Crawford Student Councrl Representauve John Dearth Stu dent Councxl Representatlve The Jun1or class h Ifway up the Sta1rway to the Stars pauses for a moment to see the success of themr chmb thus far 'They have done niore than the1r share 1n prov1d1ng U1US1C1aHS athletes debaters and all around good crtlzens for G C H S Then' play and prom are never to be forgotten memorles The school w1l1 be 1n good hands 1ndeed when thejunlorstakethetorch WARREN HOTEL 30 Fibdhl 4 , T q E . . , a . , 5 f ,gd ay, as wg' -QC I g l YB? 11 A 1 .Ax Shirley Batchelder Beth Becker Ronnie Beckett Barbara Beddo Jackie Bell Hugh Bicket LaVerne Billinger Nida Blea 33' 1 A. xi XQYG 6.11 Kenneth Allen Marilyn Alexander Vada Alexander Rosella Anderson Dianne Archibald Iva Arnold Shirley Baker Anna Belle Barclay 'Qin Bim Braddock Janet Brecheisen Milt Bruington Viola Mae Bullard Jimmy Carlson .Toe Collins Carol Cook Bonnie Crawford BAKER'S Jay Crook I3 2 A James Crowley Jimmy Dale .gg Lowell Dailey Q4 T Eddie Dater John Dearth Carolee DeFord h ,-:L Billie Degenhart f Q' IRQ, id Q Q'-Q ' 4, 5 V R 1, N 1. b lx I ' A,-I5 45 ,V P-.iii w X t J .F . 5 Ari I R 4 D'-is' -'ls ' 36 5 xx, '-'SLE Q-.. Keith Denchfield Donna Douglas Keith Downer Wanda Drees I 1 I Mar aret Drussel ' '- 2 U- g 'E 6: Arline Dunkelberg fv ff 42,5 Maxine Dunkelberg , 1 ' Jean Echols A L W n 495 in J -1 John Edwards J Ramona Edwards 1, 48 i ,J . 41 Richard Embry Q Phyllis Evans V '?': 5 I 5 . ,W A , .Q - 5 ji f :I Q -. ,fa Nf, M Marcella Frank g Jimmie Frazier ' J ' W i Josephine Garcia - - 9 . jk ' Sue Gentner fn 'elif g- Q V .XX V s GARDEN GRUJ1 fi X i ff ' :ld L Nfl .et 32 :W-. my J X Darrell Herrell Whitney Hicks George Hillis Clyde Holmes Johnnie Holmes Cletus Horning Marilou Howard Louis Huber CRS uf' 111' ff -. ' tm Q18 X, ' fs 'lcv' Gans. .Zff Ruth Gillispie Sheila Goodman Robert Hamill Roy Hamill Kenneth Harms Richard Hatcher Marilyn Hatfield Dale Herman 5. ul Q J -H as. L Y . - El x :eg-:-' I SU A J . ai ,fkfl-L . lie. 16 S' K. -I 'Kc L.-g , 25-,N V' 34: ' , 'Fit Harold Huffman Irene Hughes Leslie Jacobs Bernice Johnson N , Bob Johnson Charlene Johnson Maxyne Johnson Norma Jean Jones MESCHKE. CLOTHING Monte Keller Patsy Kelley Melvin Kemp Carolyn Kent Rodney Kraus Imogene Kuttle r -,,s-sl-4 'T if 'Q-iQ Bob Ladd ' Wilbur Landgraf if ,4 R. fN 5 ' 5 F if , fb-, Roberta Meece Carolyn Meier Ramona Mendoza Ilene Miles Marilyn Miller Shirley Miller Maureen Morris Dwight Neidigh FANKHAUSER 'S Q 5, au. , t iw.. 38 E 5m f'.9C 4:9 X1 Vid 5 . 'li' Snr' l Y' 1 i E Q Q 6- .' 2 fsvx r -7' . - 5 7' -Siu' :S , am' Nancy Lansdon Betty Leiker Raymond Lobmeyer Jean Lohmann Shirley Love James Mangus Marian Martin Jerry MCC ollum af' gi: 1 17 Wie il' Douglas Nelson Barbara Ochs Carolyn Ogburn Dick Parrish Phyllis Pearce Geraldine Perez Rudy Perez Edgar Poe 1' 1 K sz-vi nw Mervin Robinson Sara Sauceman Larry Scheuchzer DeVerne Schneider Sophia Seymour Lavon Shea Eugene Sheaks Lenore Sherman RADIO STATION K I U L. Y A Q '3 c V ,. '-wg, Q-:aff 5. 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Robin Shirkey Jack Sidlow Bill Smith Bob Smith Reta Mae Smith Janice Southworth Roger Spence Albert Streeter N 1' ,, lg Dolores Walker Rosella Warner Barbara Whittaker Betty Whitman Joyce Wolking Dick Woods Lou Ann Woolman Clifford Wright NOT PICTURED: Avon Dyerg Bud Harrington Joan Johnston, Don Smith, Ed Walters ANAMO, INC OR PORATED Q SOPHOMORES BEGIN THE CLIMB 'xi Marvrn Wrlkens Presrdent Charles Schoonover Vrce Presrdent Barbara Hafllch Secre tary Drcky Near Treasurer Hal Cooley Student Counc1lRepresentat1ve Ramona Drees Student Councrl Representatrve Begrnmng thelr cl1mb of the Starrway to the Stars he sophomore class has had a commendable start Therr Soph omore Nlght wlll long be remembered ln the eyes of the large audlence that saw rt Already leaders are takm on the Starrway ln all act1v1t1es By the tlme the sophomore class reaches the top of the Stalrway they w111 have made G C H S an even fmer place g therr place GEIIER ELEC TR IC 38 z: W. 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L S ' ' ' ., , , A ,N , X y 3 K it 1 3 . . it K 4 'W .1 I S X .I , I . . . . - 9 M : : ', U 4 .. i X Q ' .1 I , A 3,1 1 , I f 1 ca if ' I y I 1 mmf S- MUSIC And the night shall be filled with music And the cares, that infest the day, Shall fold their tents, like Arabs, And as silently steal away. Henry W. Longfellow MULLIN'S FURNITURE STORE OUR PRI D Clarinetsg Peggy Pound, Dianne Archibald, Joyce Wolking, Marolyn Burlin, Marilyn Potter, Shirley Landgraf, Don Mai, Betty Ann Whitman, Beth Great- house, Don Reed, Shirley Caldwell, Janice Jefferson, Bob Mead, Wilma Bruntzel, Arline Dunkelberg, Barbara Baker, Arlen Vaughn, Sharon Collins, Martha Neel, Sharon Bruegel, Marilyn Crook, Mary Lou Lange, David Starr Qnot in picture.j Comets: Mervin Robinson, Ronnie Erhart, Sam Lowry, Robert Montgomery, Dick Parrish, Rudy Perez, Gary Bugg, Robert Henderson, Betty Mai, Lewis Bethel, Phillip Spear, Alfred Alexander. French Horns: Wanda Drees, Carolee DeFord. Shirley Miller, Larry Wasson, Joyce DeFord, Karen Elland, Mary Jo Stanley, Florence Lyle, Joan Borthwick. Flutes: Cheryl Fansler, Norma Jean Jones, Patty Higgins, David Gish, Kathleen Bondurant, Jeanette Fry, Deanna Holmes, Helen Maglaras, Shirley Miller. Oboes: Wilma Johnson, Joy Jungferman. Bass Clarinet: Duane Garner, Judy Burnside. This year has been an outstanding one for the Garden City High School Band. The band was present at every home football game to perform their colorful half-tirne ceremonies and provide peppy music on the sidelines. The highlights of the band's activities were the trips to Denver University to perform the Four Leaf Clover and to Topeka to play for the Executive Council of the WILLIA MS' MUS IC S TORE 46 AND JOY' AJ Bassoons: Shirley Brecheisen, Lenore Sherman. Alto Saxophones: Carolyn Burlin, Ray Lalicker, Barbara Fansler, Larry Jones, Sharon Beckett. Tenor Saxophones: Beth Owen, Jesse Leon, Vada Alexander, Karen Corn. Baritone Saxophones: Carol Cornett. Baritones: Loren Wilson, Margie Gigot, Carl Martin, Trombones: Larry Montgomery, Peggy Wasson, Lowell Dailey, Kent Nan' ninga, Livonia York, Judy Mai, Ted Bruegel, Robert Berends. Basses: Colleen Wagner, Darrell Lowe, Joanna Nusser, Robert Atherton, Kenneth Foreman, Beverly Cox. Bass Viol: Catherine Stephens, Jean Cook, Drums: Ann Miles, Tom Brown, Ronnie Beckett, Cletus l-lorning, Dennis Doris, Leo Jo Kopp. Tympani: Frances Russell. Bell Lyra: Ilene Miles. Drum Major: Darrell Herrell. Twirlersz Betty Leiker, Dee Ann Hatcher, Loye Shurtz Juanita DeCamp, Sara Sauceman, Marilyn Hatfield, Carolyn Kent. Director: Robert Darnes, Officers: Ann Miles, President, Jeanette Fry, Vice-President, Joanna Nusser, Secretary-Treasurer, Loren Wilson, Student Di rector, Mervin Robinson, Student Council Representative Wanda Drees, Reporter. Kansas schools. En route, concerts were played at Mc Pherson High School and Emporia Teachers' College. The spring prom was March 28 in the Garfield Auditorium. The two spring concerts were March 18 and May 13. A woodwind trio, composed of Cheryl Fans ler, Peggy Pound, and Louise Sherman, played for the National Music Educators' Conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. WILLIAM 'S MUSIC STORE Q liilffrrrg - P' m f ng' . Ist Violins: Lenore Sherrnan, concertmisuess, Louise Sherman, Wanda Drees, Bobby Austin, Carolyn Ogburn, Rose Marie Betts, Mary Lucille Castro, Shirley Baker, Ramona Drees. 2nd Violins: Barbara Fansler, David Gish. Vora Lee Currey, Darrell Lowe, Carol Cook, Nancy 4 Q X i ' ' 1 l ' ,alliv 'N-vu-' 'yr' , SYMPHONY IS l 5 '1 nm I Ft my ' if I ' Y , - ..,,,, Thoreson, Mary Lowe, Anna Mae Huber, not pictured, Shirley Unruh, not pictured, Leona Ochs, not pictured, Violasg Pat Stuart, Nancy Lansdon, Aletha Thomas, Lavon Shea, not pictured, Loretta Bean, not pictured, Sylvia Steiner. not pictured: Joyce Harrington, not The Garden City High School symphony orchestra presented a number of successful concerts under the expert direction of Loren Crawford. They first played a concert of Chamber Music on November 13. Next they assisted the Glee Clubs in a concert on December 18. The assembly program, given on January 15. was enjoyed by the entire student body. On March 15 they performed KERR LMPLEIVIENT 48 NE OF FINEST A . .L,...t 3 ,F X L 4- skins, ' lm:---4? 4 r pictured. Cellosz Karin Larson, Vera May Rhodes, Horns: Joan Borrhwick, Trumpets: Ronald Erhart, Carolyn Penny, Donna Hacker, Janet Cook, Gerry Kels, Robert Montgomery. Trombone: Larry Montgomery Nancy Unruh, not pictured, String Bass: Jean Cook, Tuba: Kenneth Foreman. Tympani: Frances Russell Neal Logan. Flutes: Cheryl Fansler, Norma jean Jones. Oboe: Wilma Johnson. Bassoon: Shirley Brecheisen. Clarinets: Dianne Archibald, Beth Grearhouse. French Director: Loren Crawford, for the Dodge City High School. Next they played to a full house in two programs for the elementary schools on April 15 and 17. Their formal concert was pre- sented on April 22. The next week they traveled to Hays where they presented their last formal concert on April 23. The orchestra closed the season by playing the baccalaureate and comrnencement music. KERR IMPLEMENT 49 SAV IT 5 -nl' X Sli-:pw .-Q u -as 2 If ROW 1: Joyce DeFord, Mary Etrick, Roberta Meece, Lawrence Bell, Jay Crook, Dick Fankhauser, Buddy Carolee De Ford, Jalayne Solze, Louise Shertnan, Vera Laughlin, Wanda Drees, Bonnie Crawford, Shirley Patrick May Rhodes, Barbara Baker, Julius Hultquist, Director, Shirley Batchelder, Jeanette Fry, Joan Dean, ROW 3: Kar.n Larson, Norzra Jean Jones, Lenore Sherman, Gwen Joyce McElroy, Georgene Hawes, Greta Pence, Glenda Brown, Beth Owen, Shirley Mead, Frances Russell, Neta Ellsworth, Marilyn Potter, Jim Mangus, Billy Ackley, Royer. ROW 2: Marge Fowler, Marilyn Alexander, Carolyn Ronnie Engler, Loren Wilson, Billie Degenhart, Edwin Ogburn, Dick Woods, Bill Thompson, Ronnie Beckett, The Mixed Chorus of Garden City High School, under the direction of Mr. Julius Hultquist, can really say it with music. Among their outstanding programs for the year were the Christmas program and their annual Say STREETEPUS CLEANERS 50 Nc, H MUSIC X yy . wi I-I -r-'f M.. y -1- rv-F ins! v ri Carroll, Don Taylor, Colleen Wagner, Beverly Taylor, Hlckg, Richard muon, Jack Sidlow, Peggy Pound, I0 Berends, Beverly Emblee. Kay Walls. Anna 39119 Sharon Drees, janet Brecheisen, Rosemary McDowell, Barclay. ROW 4: Ramona Drees, Bonnie McElroy, Mary Ramona Edwards, Dixie Baker. Officers: President, 13116 Laughlin. UCH9 Miles. AHB MUGS. GCOYEC KUUICY. Karin Larsong Vice-President, Richard Henkleg Secre- Tom Moore, Richard Henkle, Elmer Boxler, Albert tary-Treasurer, Don Taylorg Student Conductor, Loren Streeter, Charles Schoonover, Bim Braddock, Whitney Wilson. It With Music program. The group sang for an Easter Assembly and made a trip to Hutchinson to present a concert to the Senior High School on March 27. IDEAL FOOD STORE 51 GLEE CLUBS STAR AT G. C. . . Q A v L I if I vi A ffl' 'jr, 5f., I , wig if 'ig 1 I FIRST ROW: Jane Stebens, Sara Sauceman, Barbara Drussel, Sheila Goodman, Carolyn Meier, Juanita De- Reed, Phyllis Evans, Jonnie Wilcox, Agnella Knoll, Camp, Kay Miller, Marolyn Miller, Billy Ann Dorner, Julius Hultquist, director: Rachel Rutherford, Sally Mary Lou Howard, Mary Ann Nevens, Melva Herrington, Collingwood, Connie Brown, Lauretta Simmons, Patsy Barbara James, Lillian Brungardt, Delores Carroll. Kelley, Barbara Whittaker. SECOND ROW: Delores Mesa, FOURTH ROW: Kay Stephenson, Yvonne Harms, Sandra Geraldine Perez, Josephine Garcia, Ruth Gillespie, Wolf, Kay Smith, Delores Walker, Carolyn Kent, Violet Marcella Frank, Vivian Betts, Delores Austin, Joan Drieling, Shirley Smith, Bernice Johnson, Iva Lee Cripe, Frances Stillwell, Becky Yoder, lroletta Salter, Arnold, 'fiola Bullard, Shirley Batchelder. Shirley Swindall, Beata Rohleder. THIRD ROW: Margaret The glee clubs this year have had much enjoyment in their singing. They participated in the Christmas program and the Say It With Music program. EAST SIDE FRAME and AXLE COMPANY FIRST ROW: Bernard Haflich, Marge Fowler, Julius Herman. THIRD ROW: I0hn Thomas, George Pappas, Hultquist, Director: Gary Johnson, Jim Murdock. SECOND Edwin Carroll, Frank Davis. FOURTH ROW: Bill Ackley, ROW: Richard Smith, Jay Crook, John Miller, Francis Kenneth Foreman, Ronald Engler, Bill Degenhart. .1 .5 , I fs? 9 1 . . 2 E: 5 . Q J P rv 4 5 i 1 x K ING SONGSTERS S THROUGH Chow Gmvmn C lub A BLUE NOTES-'FIRST ROM Karin Larson, Carolee DeFord. SECOND ROW: Lenore Sherrnan, pian' ' Ramona Drees, Peggy Pound, Barb Jane Laughlin. THIRD DeFord, ' ' H lst ara Bak ROW: A ' Dlxre Bak er, Mary A nn Mlles, Joyce er. WAR JI. 1 s I 1 .' Y' , L.: uf. 'ag gg-' X ychristmas Boys' Glee I Program Club s ETER D1ERKi-ZOMPANY E. LUMB X-J 1' 1 53 Q Q nf ' W 'A v 9 1 v Q Q V Q 9 Q 1 10 9 ss GUIDING STAR SHINES BRIGHT STANDING: Ronald Denchfield, president. FIRST ROW: vice-president, Irene Hughes, Louise Sherman, Hal John Nanninga, June Stehwien, Patsy Longley, Sugar Cooley. THIRD ROW: Ramona Drees, Monte Keller, Beet reporter, Don Blake, Margaret wycoff, secretary- Jim McMillan, Mervln Robinson. FOURTH ROW: Darl treasurer. SECOND ROW: Elmer Boxler, Jeanette Fry, Michel. Iohn Dearth, Mr. Stephen Stover, Sponsor. Through the year, the Garden City Student Council has been the guiding star of the high school .... and a shooting star I 5 at that! They have striven always to better XKQQ -3 'W' W the school, the activities, and of course, W - the students. They sponsored the crowning 1 4 i, of the football and the basketball queens I - and the balls after them. A homecoming parade was held for the football royalty. ' They were hosts at the Student Council' T Conference held here this year, So, the council, the Guiding Star, has Q been shining brightly. I V AE TNA TRAILER SALES F 4 I 11 ru if ----auf 'If' A ij. i, 1 ffm f ,A 5 mr' J Q H Miss Bernadine Sitts - 4 XNCMQAH Adviser julie Sigh I MU fedugt C055 I Wlcin C0 471101. ln this BUFFALO we ha ve tired to 1ll1.111.nate the life of your school to reflect a xivid picture ofthe nrany important events of this year--from :he rziorning star, across the skies of education, to the lone and shirnrnering gloanring star. Miss Bernadine Sirts, sur advisor, radiated her knowledge and patient persistence throughout our galaxy to help us capture the clusters of aeti1..ty arid rneet the iniporiant deadlines of publication. Our often clouded path of portrayal was lit, even mare, my the co-editors who donated tireless and steady effort to glaze the layout and desigr with a luster of really. The theme, Stairway to tie Stars, was chosen because it is so symbolic ofthe struggle and climb to greater Illlll and the fulfillment of oui afnhitions, This BUFFA LO, we hope, will reconipense the stude11ts and teachers for the various disturbances when we darted front classes to cluns, fzozzi typewriters to telephones like so many shooting stars. fThose deadlines HAD to :ie metlj As a final flash to our mesage we extend our unconfined thanks to the advertisers who prowided the sparks to iinite this volume and explode it off the presses, lt's your book, your school, your life--keep clirnlvinu the Stairway step-by-step until you reach your desired Star .......... X x 1 -Uv Sally Collingwood, Gladys Nolan Mary lane Lauglilin, Billie Ann Dorner, Dixie Parrish Faculty Editors Patsy Longley. Seniors BENEVOLENT and PROTECTIVE ORDER of ELKS Jeanette Fry, lrene lwliirrnuraki Pal Swan' Dlanne Archibald juniors Sophomores 4,5 fv' S f A lv .g. 15: 7 WY Jann! xjl, J. Hung af' -uf x 1 ,Jx I , , I r 1 .! K f'X ..+-' p.1 4 if v WV, . . , - , 4 Mg 1 ffndf f Eu 1 flu. boxtl ' ,ffvm ofliflfl C ,f. .u, Y 1 ' 1 fa u LV,- 9 -7 j'VJ 1,1 . 4 r v 14 -., P -...Q px 5- X , Al I , 'gli' W ' 4' , x x ,o Ft 0 1 . 1 Y x ' v u l t 4 FIRST ROW: Margaret Wycoff, Student Council Repre- sentative, Kathleen Bondurant, Vice-President, Marolyn Burlin, Presidentp Carolyn Burlin, Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Karen Schroeder, Jo Berends, Barbara Fi ' Q 2 Haflich, Miss Dorothy Meyer, Firma Boxler, Patty Jo Careathers, Carol Wilson. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Kunze, Donna Clark, Pat Higgins, Joy Jungferman, Leona Ochs, Mary Lowe, Joan Tasker. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the sponsorship of Miss Dorothy lvleyer, met whenever possible, two nights a Week. They played softball, kickball, and soccer until cold Weatherg then basketball was the sport. School letters and awards were given in this organization for points earned by keeping health records and attending a required number of meetings. Sink it, Carolyn! Four Froshies, I 1 Maggie and Pat. t.....l WALTERS' MOTOR COMPANY Whassa hurry, Melon? 1 ni --5 PEP CLUB STARS Pep Club, in its third successful year, sang out with yells at each home game, some of the members even following the Buffs far from the portals of G,C.H,S. These brown'n white clad cheerers arranged many fine pep assemblies and re-introduced the popular ,Ip t I AE I' combination band-cheerer refrain. Officers - ' gf- til: for Pep Club this year were Tom Moore, 'xx L, Y '. presidentg Bim Braddock, vice-presidentg x-FY-C' ' 5 Q3 Sally Collingwood, secretary-treasurerg Qt , and Don Blake, student council representative. , A 5 ON f-X A 4i.,. ANDERSON MOTOR COMPANY .af rl FRONT ROW: Estella Arm- strong, sponsor: Gladys Nolan, Gorgene Hawes, Patsy Longley, Beverly Taylor, Karin Larson, Dixie Baker, Barbara Whit- taker, Patsy Kelley, Marilyn Hatfield, Lou Ann Woolman, Vada Alexander. SECOND ROW: Neta Royer, Kay Walls, Mary Etrick, Joyce McElroy, Vera Mae Rhodes, Sophia Seymour, Sara Sauceman, Roberta Meece, Shirley Love, Rosella Warner, Vora Lee Curry, Marilyn Alexander. f f THlRD ROW: Shirley Mead, Peggy Pound. Joye Shurtz, Sandra Wolf, Bonnie McElroy, June Stehwien, Marilou Howard, Shirley Batchelder, Viola Bul- lard, Sandra West, Delores Duvall, Loretta Simmons, Joan McKee, Shirley Patrick, Carol Opitz. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Drees, Beth Owens, Mary Jane Laughlin, Carolyn Kent, Delores Walker, Barbara Baker, Loletta Salters, Catherine Stephens, Connie Brown, Delores Austin, Cheryl Fansler. , . The Kayettes along with their nine ty-five members accomplished many worthwhile things this year. They held their annual Mother -Daughter Banquetand their book sale at the first ofthe year. They sentCare packages and also contributed to many come munity projects. The Kayettes were guided through the year by these officers: President, Beverly Taylor, Vice-President, Wanda Drees: Secretary, Sue Gentner: Treasurer, Lenore Sherman. Also helping them were these committee chairmen: program, Sara Sauceman: finance, Karin Larsong world service June Stehwien, recreation, PatStuart: devotions, Marilyn Alexander: point system, Ramona Dreesg service, Jeanette Fry: publicity, Nancy Lans- don: parliamentarian, Mary Jane Laughlin, pianist, Carolyn Ogburng song leader, Carolee DeFord. Their sponsor was Miss Estella Armstrong KAVETTES AN -rr DORNER BEAUTY SALON FRONT ROW: Dick Fankhauser, Doug Hayne. VOD Danford, Richard Henkle, John Nanninga, Eugene Sullivan, Buddy Laughlin, Gary Johnson, SECOND ROW: Hal Cooley, Charles Schoonover, Darrell Lowe, Bob Montgomery, Darl Michel, Jay Crook, Jim Frazer, THIRD ROW: Richard Smith, Kenneth 47+ if mfg? illllgs HI-'f' STAIRSTEPS FIDELITY STATE BANK Foreman, Phil Johnson, Robert Boyd, Keith Dench- field, Bill Thompson, Ronnie Beckett, Melvin Kemp. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Erwin Fenner, sponsor, Bennie Stowers, Jim Renick, Don Taylor, Bim Brad- dock, Robin Shirkey, Whitney Hicks, Dale Stevenson. .S FRONT ROW: Barbara Bo- hannan, Marge Fowler, Joan 1 A Sturgeon, Sue Dillrnan, Kay Stephenson, Carolyn Ogburn, , Sue Gentner, Irene Mur- ' muralsi, Shirley Baker, Maxyne Johnson. SECOND ROW: Jalayne Solze, Sue Emory, Bonnie Crawford, Shirley Smith, Dianne Archibald, Wanda Drees, Lenore Sherman, Nancy Lansdon, Norma ,lean Jones, Shirley Miller. THIRD ROW: Ramona Drees, Rachel Rutherford, Marilyn Porter, Gwyn Brown, Irene Hughes, Ramona Edwards, Pat Stuart, Frances Russell, Jeanette Fry, Louise Mickel, Shirley Caldwell, Ruth Gillespie. FOURTH ROW: Louise Sherman, Joan Cripe, Frances Stillwell, Delma Embree, Kay Smith, Elayne Harms, Carol Milner, Beverly Embree, Jane Stebens, Jean Lohmann. This young men's Christian organization is in existence to create, maintain, and extend throughout school and community high s tandards of Christian living. To live up to this purpose, the Hi-Y boys helped lead devotions, to start the day right, every morning. They gave food bas - kets atChristmas to needy families. The Hi-Y received spiritual food by listening to inspirational speakers. Highlights for the year included the District Conference for which Garden City was host. The Pre-Legislative Conference at Hays was attended by ten Garden City boys. The Hi-Y Youth and Government Program in Topeka was attended by seven Garden City boys. Here, bovs from all over Kansas played the part of law makers for the state in the State House. Loren Wilson was elected Chaplain of the Senate. Robin Shirkey served as a senator while John Nanninga, Whitney Hicks , Melvin Kemp, Richard Lotton, and Dale Steven- son served in the House of Representatives. A number of the boys attended a conference at Dodge City February 18. The Hi-Y and Kayette party was early in January. Club officers for the year were the follow- ing: President, Loren Wi1songVice-President, Keith Denchfieldg Secretary- Treasurer, Rich- ard Henkleg Song Leader, Loren Wilsong Student Council representative, Darl Michel. The Hi-Y was under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Erwin Penner. . . A. CLIMBS TO TOP Ol 2 cv FIRST ROW: Marge Fowler, Shirley Patrick, Delores Duvall, Irene Hughes, Beth Becker, Sophia Seymour, Betty Leiker. SECOND ROW: Joyce Nusser, Anna Mae Huber, Sue Embry, Phyllis Le Fort, Joyce Wolking, Betty Whitman, Dixie Parrish. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Frank, Viola Bullard, Shirley Batchelder, Anna Belle Barclay, Rosella Warner, Sandra West, Ann Miles. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Baker, Kay Smith, Jalayne Solze, Shirley Smith, Ilene Miles, Voralee Currey, Sue Dillman. OFFICERS: President, Sue Gentner: Vice-President, Billie Ann Dorner: Secretary, Vada Alexander, Treasurer, Ilene Miles, Student Council Representative, Irene Hughes. The members of the Future Homemakers of America had regular meetings during the year under the direction of their adviser, Mrs, Alma Proudfit. They served the annual F. F. A. banquet on February 13 and had a taffy pull with the F. F, A, boys on February 27, Marilyn Alexander was elected state president at the District Conference in Dodge City on February 16, The girls also pre- pared packages for relief for flood victims as one of their projects. FANS LER 'S FIRST ROW: Kaye Miller, Shirley Miller, Marilyn Alexander, Agnella Knoll, Marie Helmle, Virginia Dillon, Virginia Enslow, Mrs. Alma Proudfit, adviser. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Perez, Ramona Mendoza, Hope Valenzuela, Jane Stebens, Ioan Cripe, Billie Ann Dorner, Frances Russell, Joan Burt. THIRD ROW: Norma lean Jones, Shirley Baker, Jean Lohmann, Carol Kay Cook, Sue Gentner, Frances Stillwell, Barbara Reed, Beverly Embree, Joan Dean, x i N I . F. . HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR FIRST ROW: Jerry Lalicker, Duane Vaughn, Kenneth Blanset, Gerry Whitman, Jim Carlson, Elmer Rohleder, Darrell Goss, Bob Berends, Ray Lalicker. SECOND ROW: John Edwards, Joe Nichols, Teddy Burnett, Bob Dale, Richard Woodard, Alfred Alexander, Elvin Caldwell, Pete Nichols, THIRD ROW: Junior Yardley, Frank Holderness, Vernon Schlegel, Eugene Sheaks, Clyde Holmes, Ervin Caldwell, Bruce Aurler, Donald Moseley. The F.F.A. membership this year was approximately sixty-five, consisting of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, E- ' and seniors. The officers who served the past year were as follows: President, Jim Mc Millang Vice-President, Tom Maglarasg Secretary, Whitney Hicksg Treasurer, .Tohn Burnsideg Reporter, Clifford Mayo, Sentinel, Robert Widowsg and Adviser, Kenneth Henderson. J, R. CLEAVER FIRST ROW: Tom Maglaras, Whitney Hicks, Clifford Mayo, John Burnside, Robert Widows, Bill Ackley, Jim Dale, Kenneth Henderson, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Jim Murdock, Eugene Beasley, Ernest Jones, Dwight Neidigh, Albert Streeter, Duane Worf, Jim Ackley, Walter Hubbard, Kenneth Harms. THIRD ROW: Ervin Jones, Al Ohmes, Harold Huffman, Ronald Engler, John Holmes, Edwin Carroll, Don Unruh Joe Collins. The Sugar eeil PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF THE GARDEN CITY HIGH SCHOOL. GARD N CITY, KANSAS 0 I A WY' . F' .lil--l Locals Lock Grid Power ouse lsemo,-S S1-ar ln La E 'rSfSemeSter ' ' I I . . Adifor THE ST After Stacking Liberal 7 Loss I Play-NolWa Biiligim ,im ..., ,,,., A T 4 - Aa' M ..., at - On Thanksgiving Day, the stamp-i'-i- nnnxggi liiezirateg isle? :E SPLLZUEIUS miie' --VV v..if?jIaQgH?t1gLQ,?,nE1ey ing Buffaloes locked their 1951 grid g' E f xxxlmma ggrcularioffor, VHHA agfif-.. Y... 1 lietladys Nsoioft powerhouse after crou d' ' ' U fs Run to S ' r5ggPad,,r-,AM8nagQgpi--- .,., .. . ,522 Tay gf their last victorhyy a 21-7 x 'fl CI'0ss,c 8COI'ld Pla Igxghaneggfg.,,JV-..g,..,,,V.....-.Ai.-.-I-Q-I-3235186 haggle t g rip F r Kenneth E dee Swan Mem Je Haw? ' P ., 1 Liberal s Redskins. . I M t Ullnl-ry R ennrteps .,A..A dltop ,-.AA GQ,-,rgpn Lohmanel Fought in 1 sun spatttied sta S I the other rushed Soc ste,-S Buff Slurlpv FanC00kY!i1AlPxaO Berend dium and vit-wed by nearly 3000 -' S ' in the Und only alop Soppp- Loy, - aru Hderl S fans. the yzriduvl marked the loss yi- Wings at K 'WO-mzle Cr to El Dor A .flfffrnlffz Spyfngh Thsodoyn Hflltifat , 2 AU, N Oss A dum, llgff 1' an Sm M Id, of six players on personal fouls, , ficicnt The L Ove' W ' - ' d Kgnrad Oore, ,H A seven-mark lead was rapt' o rms: hy Liberal after a ninc mir andvtake. Noah Wels ' L.. in thc 'Redskins' 70- wow. with Jim P ox er for the six, W a sideline plunge Kickoff return ton beat hi-. ua 41 with the me A north sidrl Wade totaled 'ZR pax on the y Ladd f bro or Bee' ES: Bm nie gags scholar' ea ce zzsznfnted Papita 2: 1 s lssuein its-Z2 to 194' ned ft'0 A E Bow Emrfecviligaphese P3513 ntmued fig 151155 Rosemfs 48 and H Siechta sPgu 5 Do nd Mr hmg of Y-he he re nbgiglgsgzgntce ?52nd:5v:'s0,- of lgh advisor wzidapapel' durmii 951 mlmeo rap first Semeslerst. Jear 4 1950 en' me from the hr ears U Coimlmg mtg me Y the t 1016 and On: hed WI: mah no to Nah I Neex An instrumental f Louise Sherman px anxler flute and Ma ound clarinet has been o make two appearances 'lt onal Music Educator nce at Philadelphia 1a Saturday March 22 ppear on a national g ion and at the Southwe erence meeting and D, They have also been appear on a radio and t program to help give pubh the convention but the exact K ' pown at this time 1B Uyeffe H' Y P s t I Tgfssess Y d dfglnvyggnaeriangcogitea With With 9 t :gg Qrsnowmaghle li ecordshzmuslc wee . Y 65 dep sl 'c e 'A '---. . .Be . OH not any mme Bender 'ller fPatsy D , s with the looks of the local laborers 'uties so that after 's liveable. But t any water weekend visit t Uncle Stanley es to spend thc goes south use costs more i thought t hort of cash st comes to they w1ll for some Dafe fpu t en Cf The F pglzrrgiflent iv-Els first mv! hbor Bambi ernoon atgfh into fun Gard I' chesfra Concert' Features Fluhsf ,'2,'f, e1d Xuiffiii debate-ig t ovember 13 at 8 00 the music mg the Suite for Flute rtga ed We Schoolslmw artment will g1VC 3,15 G' Str3.n,gg..b9z.,ELxrcell, c lysse Obex-lm Wuxi be rem, gchamherfpf Nvw-+I, hendencf Ford H four de Th ly WWI 01 aven and S E flght r ght debat e at 2 Ulm f ers X Iasses this at-te? debate We of the SUGAR BEET staff have attempted to mold our school paper tnto a saturd Hoon In f at 8 30 ays first star which would shtne upon all school activities W H d a m Ev ro Each staff member did his part rn contnbutmg to the stardust of advertlsmg ebafe six ery reporting news writing make up and copy reading mam Staff members were elected for a one semester term DM es and 1 Stargazrng from left to right are the mem yers of our flrst semester staff the reporters are standmg It seems Georgene Hawes our proofreader was obscured by ouncll an eclipse for she could not be found when the photographer came to take our erve we ptcrure January 27 to Many sincere thanks go to our advisor of the SUGAR BEET solar system, Mtss Youth Week wma Bermce Bender who gave us a start on our own ltttle orblt by patient personal served by thousands IIIICTESI BUR TIS MOTOR A Invites FFA e D0 he ester eff! 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De ' - ' ,,.. ' ' - ' ' . V . , lay I ' ' ,,., 9 ' V ' v 1 ' ' ' ii ni A 4 I l ' 1 . I : ' as , . ia P. 5 h , F- , r :hh l ' U . ' H ein I I H. ' - -V - , 'f'-u I S' . I . E st n ng the S scra ed S nates accom eaver are al keygen nigh school Arlen Lotion Mm 13' 2 2 C TQ, N055 COUNCIL MAKING NUTCUPS LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Bernadine Sitts, Lenore Sherman, Marge Fowler, Robin Shirkey, Charles Schoonover, Virginia Dillon, Marilyn Alexander, Peggy Pound, Wanda Drees, Robert Montgomery, Jeanette Fry. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Lohmann, Sue Gentner, Barbara Whittaker. NOT PICTURED: June Stehwien. The activities of the Junior Red Cross Council for the 1951-52 school year included making nutcups for Thanksgiving, placernats for Christmas, and other favors for the patients' trays at the local hospitals. Another project was decorating a tree for Resthaven in Garden City. All the projects of the Junior Red Cross Council promoted the holidays' spirit and were enjoyed by everyone. The officers for this year include the followingg President, Jeanette Fry: Vice-President, Marge Fowlerg Secretary-Treasurer, Lenore Shermang Student Council Representative, June Stehwieng Adviser, Bernadine Sitts. X USR.-YJI CHRISTMAS FAVORS CHRISTMAS PLACEMATS LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Sitts, Jeanette Fry, Virginia SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eugene Sheaks, Kay Dillon, Marilyn Alexander. Smith, Reta Smith, Beverly Price, Beth Becker, Leslie Jacobs, Shirley Love. STANDING, LEFT KOCH,S CONOC0 TO RIGHT: George Hillis, Yvonne Swindall, Nancy Lansdon. 65 1 :il ' ' il 4 , .sf 45 ,, . rr' H ' l fr s . PHuN NITE 1.g 1 1 f 'fl' if I , I I I Balcony Scene A drama ofa young man who died, thinking he was highly thought-of His spirit re turns to his funeral and learns the thoughts of his so-called friendsgbrave pathetic, pe tty, butalways honest. Finally the people leave , exhibiting all the little annoyances and frustrations that clutter up so many lives - -and fade away with death. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Ross Stevens, Robert Montgomery, LeRoy Arnold. SEATED: Hal Cooley, Louise Sherman, Sue Embry,Ioe Shurtz, Peggy Pound. Sally Collingwood, director, is not pictured. 4 1 . , , s J . O I Love Hits Willie A roaring comedy of a girl-hating, thirteen-year-old boy who, upon seeing his sister's girl friend changes his view on women.' It was love at first sight. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Ray Lalicker, Von Danford, Barbara Harlich, Miss Estella Armstrong, director. SEATED: Marge Fowler, Ramona Drees, Kathleen Bondurant, Connie Brown. I A . k V pg 5 Antic Spring A fast-moving comedy of six idiotic teen-agers going out on a picnic. Arguments between lovers , and ants in the food put these six through the trials the trib ulations of a picnic and love. This results in situations of great merrimentand at times embarrassment. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilma Bruntzel, Buddy Laughlin, Larry Craig, Marvin Wilkens. SEATED: Iune Stehwien, Director, Dick Fankhauser, Barbara Baker, Charles Schoonover, Delores Austin. J. C. LEE STARS ON OUR STAIRWAH' Iii and-4.4 -FI Don Slechta director B111 Thompson June Stehwren Bob Boyd Shirley Mead George Kinney Ronald Denchfield Loren Wilson Patsy Longley Lawrence Bell Homer Frazer Dale Tuttle Norman Armstrong Dixie Parrish Rosemary McDowell MarJor1eG1got Marolyn Burlin student director Kay Walls Sally Collingwood Pat Stuart student director Get out in the sun and work. That's the theme of this year's Senior Play, George Washington Slept Here. Mr. Fuller, a city Right here! Can't you see it7 And I mean itl I l G' . -'-r ,9 A '.' 1 U ara. ' 'AP 1 V 'Q TB -I S, this f 1 business man, buys a tumble-down estate in the Pennsylvania backwoods, in which George Washington was supposed to have slept. His wife at first doesn't like it, but after she learns to like it, Mr. Fuller goes broke. Only some top-flight acting by Uncle Stanley, who supposedly is rich, but actually is as broke as Mr. Fuller, saves the estate from going to the neighbor, Mr. Prescott. Its combination of problems, laughter, and love make it a very enjoyable play. The play was under the direction of Mr, Don Slechta. TRADERS INCORPORATED 67 No refills necessary Rather damp outside Ml' COLLEAGUE AND I HAVE STATED.. Many of the debaters p1ctured on th1S page repeated these fam1l1ar words My Colleague and I have stated when Garden Clty held 1tS f1rst debate tournament here S1x schools part1c1pated Garden C1ty t1ed for th1rd place The debaters have attended several tourna ments th1s year one at Topeka Hutchmson Newton Dodge Clty and Ernpoma h Akms ndef Ken Manwn Men sue Y-mm' Lansdon er nc gsue Deav amsh Na Y xGHT owe P LEFT Togdach Dale Tuttle Debaie Thxs 15 the second year debate has been offered m the Garden C1ty schools smce 1931 Four debaters returned from last year s team and all showed vast xmprovement Kelth Aklns mstructor of debate hopes that we shall have more debaters next year LEFT TO RIGHT Shuley Love Rosella Anderson Joye Shurrz Kelth Akms Coach Gwyn Brown, Loma Thomberg Yvonne Swlndall GARDEN NATIONAL BANK 68 Q Q 99 0 . . F .. y ...,n 'CD' ' ' ' K 5 lx . .. ,git 1 ' ' s W A-if , t . ' ,x ' ' l ' I 'E 1' ' I -CLUB STARS IN ATHLETICS :ffl .em H- .Lu f Q' :H ss' H F4 , , .' N K x ll ,TTST ,f 54 I I tg cc V 1 n . T: 1 'V It , h JI A x r he 4 P N 1 5 5? 2 2 if FIRST ROW: Charles Bruington, Elmer Boxler, Monte Keller, George Kinney, Bill Arnold, Eddie Dater, Jim Frazier, Joe Collins, LaVerne Billinger, Milt Bruington. SECOND ROW: Bud Harrington, Richard Lotton, Cecil Huelskamp, Bob Ladd, Wayne West, Don Michel, Richard Henkle, Darl Michel, Tom Moore, Arlen Vaughn, Clifford Wright. THIRD ROW: Ed Hall, Clint Keller, Kenneth Ester, Marvin Hamman. The G-Club is the spark behind the well-organized sporting program of our high school. Through the year they have sponsored parties, recreational meet- ings, and initiations under the capable supervision of the coaches of our athletic system. The officers of the club are President, Charles Bruingtong Vice-President, Darl Michel, Secretary-Treasurer, Cecil Huelskampg and Student Council Representative, Elrner Boxler. INDEPENDENT HARDWARE 69 ATHLETICS For when One Great Scorer Comes To write against your name, He marks not that you won or lost- But how you played the game. ---Grantland Rice MYERS' GRADE A MILK YEA BUFFALOES, FIGHT!! c -C11 PICTURED ABOVE, TOP ROW ARE: Dori Blake and Dick Woods. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Dianne Archibald, Barbara Baker, Betty Leiker, and , 4 Carolee DeEord. NOT PICTURED: Joanna Nusser, Bob Boyd, L ' . , ' We now turn our spotlight on eight stars of the student body. These Buff , Cheerleaders endured the coldest football weather and the basketball games to send forth their encouragement to the team. To the last Al!na,lVlater, they have helped the team and the students to take anotherirlarge step in 1952's .X Stairway to the Stars. i ?7 C. R, ANTHONY and COMPANY si 2 J ..., Co-Captain Coach Ed llall I. swf- ,sf 'rs 'A T s f Ak 'wr what BOTTOM ROW: Charles Bruington, Monte Keller, Richard Lotton, Don Taylor, Milt Bruington, Don Unruh, Louis Huber Roy Hamill. SECOND ROW: Ronald Denchfield, Gary Wade, Jim Frazier, George Kinney, Warren Bowman, John Dearth, john Spangler. THIRD ROW: Coach Ed Hall. Ed Walters, This year, our first independent year, was the football team's most unsuccessful year in a long time. It was, to look at the scores, anyway, our losing three. But actually we gained a deeper insight of the game, experience we'll never forget, and sportsmanship towards all. This year was not as we, the team, had hoped for, but even so I think in our many games a manliness and greatness was truly displayed. BOYD STEHWIEN, BUILDER. 72 ,Ax -.l -uv Edgar Poe, Joe Collins, Bob Smith, Duane Worf Brrn Braddock, Eddie Dater, Jerry McCollum, Assistant Coaches Kenneth Ester, Marvin Hamman. FOURTH ROW Cliff Mayo, Wayne West, Homer Frazier, Bob Ladd, Elmer Boxler, Tom Moore, Bud Harrington, Bill Arnold Garden Garden Garden Garden Garden Garden Garden Garden Garden Great Bend Goodland Colorado Springs Scott City Hugoton Syracuse Dodge City Guymon Liberal BOYD STEHWLEN, BUILDER 0 FOGTBAU. QUEEN Fl'J,. u,v QUEEN BEVERLY The g1rls who Won the top place of honor 1n our school Then' w1nn1ng srrnles and pleasmg personahtles won them the place of supremacy 1n our hearts TO RIGHT Ramona Drees Bonme Crawford Sally Collmgwood FOOTBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS FROM LEFT 1 Ta lor Stephen Barton Joanna Nusser D1anneArch1bald and Louxse Sherman Sue Ellen Bradford queen Bever y y CRAWFORD S OFFICE SUPPLIES 74 Q . , , - 1 n n n 1 v r I - V BASKETBALL QUEEN Wim QUEEN KARIN BA SKETB , ally Collmgwood, queen, Kaun Larson, Dxanne Archxbald FIRST ROW Mary Lxana Stover. Ramona Drees, and Jackxe Moms ALL QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT S INDEPENDENT HARDWARE 75 3 1 r A V , fg- f . .,, ww, 5' h, -1 - 44-12' . . ul. ia 3 fs 9, L1 Q ' A 5, F-wwf, 34 - , . '-f2fwsm2p+wfmQf v ,, f gyywgx hzeffpfv f, ,V,,4,, in ,, ,ETA Q ' -f 1, if ' 1 71 Z I ,N 1 f i-W5 ,S A K 1 , 43. f' ww 4' h, C w W x kb my I 'TV' ' 'J ,fs , F . I 1 as S4 ex . l 2 sl f . ,, lab. h -thmiie Tom. A I -115. 1.1 f-17'. ff.-r'g?bir5 1 ., .1-APR dia' ii 1 'tg 1 ' 1 'll-. QA- ,-7 01 rf ' xskxzrfy ' n ' i f4f' ,rt V '4 .., L., Q .5'1.'l:x'4z'l 1:54-8 A ff' 'J A' ' UP' UP they go. What a mixupl 'Va 1'.Q.A I Q lt must be interesting. .. WESTERN PORTING BASKETBALL A AND B ' , Xlifpa X A ' ,Mag ' A 'if F 00 Fr Q 501 A aa i as Q K at-tg 'Q ee' ee? fe gl ' A X A C fc 2, , 1 7 , x ,-1 C- if Wt .tra X 1 : L-TTT .,,r LN..- - AW FIRST ROW: Charles Bruington, Don Unruh, ,lack Christie, Gary Wade, George Kinney, Clinton Keller, Coach. SECOND ROW: Richard Henkle, John Robinson, Edgar Poe, Birn Braddock, Eddie Dater. GEORGE KINNE Y FIRST ROW: Milton Bruington, Ray Taylor, Von Danford, Don Michel, Jack Sidlow, Jim Ackley, Kenneth Ester, Coach. SECOND ROW: La Verne Billinger, Whitney Hicks, Walter Hubbard, Charles Schoonover, Bob Srnith, Bernard Haflich. AAA all , -1 , 1 ', ' 4 - 6: l if Q I . Q ' ' 'T :K , 5 i A Q . 1 Q v Q' Q , 2,- E l f:'- T ,., x l . 4 ...M - , ' 212:-if-- . mira.-f A Q:-11:4 s...f K ,4 Li ' x ' . Qt: .f ' .- . -.gL::-' I! l ll ii.: George Kinney ..'7' i SX!-, Q. ff .4 A H Charles f X2 3 Bruington -f 'Cf Z. 5SQ.35 V Richard Q Henkle 5 'V 1,-. if T it E - . .Q ,, -5 Gary Wade -,w-1 Y im Braddock '? wa. if -a Na , gi Edgar Poe - ' L l fini Coach Clint Keller Coach Kenneth Ester Garden City Great Bend T V Hutchinson Hays Cadets Canon City Guyman 36 - - Centennial Hugoton W Leavenworth D0dg6 If Hays Cadets Liberal X Dodge City Scott City 36 ' if xg 1' s Hugoton Oberlin -ig 2 Liberal Hoxie Tournament ' as I 4, Third Place f ' ff This year s basketball team had a much more successful season than the record indicates. Throughout the year they displayed good x sportsmanship both in victory and defeat which made us proud of them, 1 at The returning lettermen will provide a nucleus for a team that ' f promises to go places in future years John X ACME GLASS Robinson ,Q COMPANY Don Unruh Jack Cristie Eddie Da ter ,4 o . J ,,-,Q 8-F A- Q- V 111111 Good! 4, I' F' , . H1 , - 'Q ' '- A H 'T 8 , -vu , V Sec What I Have! K Q , I . WhaI's thai? ' W H ,,, if Four Musketeersl Q K I 1' -od Tom hdown! BI'1d6SIH81d. Shine 'em good Lookmg flown. 7, ,IW ., . if b 4 gf-1 4, '. ,. .. .Vina 4 3 X' in fn ' 4b V-,V-4- fr- 2? V W: fair' L 5' ' . 1, f' Maw 'ffm 9 ' ' 1-1.4.5056 A ,, X ,L ,f40t' 1 if V . fi' ' .ji A. f- . A , V -A L Get Hot Boy! A I v V7 ff fl -.1 . , ' , A , ,' '. Y , , a , .??'p ,QQ , Oh! Rmhardl Yea, Bggwnl ,gl U L- t. L 1 - - ,,,. . N in '.-,if if 4 , ' -t 4 , J Q . ' , A :Q ,.- -.-.. GARDEN CITY co-OP M Wonderfu1CooksI K - 1 N4 I Whaxlgegsl lc. 5'1- :lfv You don t say sol E, F' 5 f vf Cheese! Vs Q 9-X 'N 15, if xg., 9? i J, x 73 'K . V . x 'VI A 2 .:il -.-HJ .-J 'Ili 'lf' 4, n - , b -x V5 F. nf w .' A , h . f -5, 1 ' ' .g 4 ' '. 41' fi ! ' , ,'7 W5 9 9' N , 4. . Q I y Y :gc WJ, bf Q f4'M'4 I A XX 5 ' , C ,A Whamll t N--, 445415374 K - g 1 1 , 51,2 Q.-v'f'2' ' J History U . 'film' Mm, .-f.. -If uw: i, vm ,. Y uf , 5'F -'ral , Q5 is P4 ,1 ,, ri c ig via C ,E 44 If xA 'Wir 73- if Fixx ,A I ' ga' 'ggi 32? , 1 .Q ' 4, in ' -. 4-fm 4. , . 3 'P A J, X gum Large ball Q Comfortable? CIVI CE, TER f THE SCENES OE Gymnasmm Hxgh School Bu1ld1ng Agnculture Bu1ld1ng V323 KZ9' .n g .iF'fy OUR CLIMB Q' '? our x 'E ,'::1s'S'mf9'f'i ' I xxlrfla-,e 'Mx llllll .st 'A yy' Q1 sw E., fri-My W' MEIWW 'f W2 wgwiuww Sc1ence Industnal Arts and Cafeterla Bu1ld1ngs 115 Hall to the brown ha1l to the wh1te Hall Alma Mater for whom we f1ght 4 +-B., We love no other so let our motto be ,L Vlctory Garden Hrgh Varslty N vw-Q. Athletlc F1eld . :F -1, .' N lf-'Til M B VARIETY STORE 83 THESE US, Mr. Dan Cooper can be seen cleaning the senior high school building after every- one else has gone. 9 fl Mr, Johnston keeps the high school gymnasium in order and is the official mop-pusher at ball games. Mr. Weiser helps in the cafeteria by cleaning up after the meals are served. ADAMS' SERVICE .3 '17 Mrfs--...gf 84 EN. yin JL4.' ' SERVE TOC? Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. BroWn,lVlrs. Nail, Mrs. Brooks, and Mrs. Hacker un- failingly have good, hotmeals prepared each day, 4 A 'VS rs.-0 ,I Q f 3' l Z ASSEMBLY STARLIGHTS We have had many glittering stars in our assembly programs this twentieth century year, Only a few of these are shown in eclipses on this pageg but one of the finest in our solar system is shown at the right, the Thanksgiving Assembly. In this and others, students partici- pated by joining in singing. We, in G.C.H.S., are proud to have present- ed another handful of stardust to sprinkle on our Stairway to the Stars K F. S. HADLEY I X WE REACH xx f . - A ' ' QC , B P ' 9 317' f I s i i 'J' 5: va. ll s 1 W q fd 1 ' fm, fs ll lf ' 4 , 6 ' y ir J 1 I 7 r Qin, , A . - 'X .Ns 'g Looking up the Stairway to the Stars, we can see the new Garden City High School. For many years it has been but a dream in the minds of men. But now that dream is to become a reality. Garden City will W, A, RAYMOND 86 A r an Ai. X 1 La,- 0 I ,V iff , A f -I fl, . ft lf K ,w, FOR THE STARS .ef , iL soon have a million dollar Junior College-Senior High School. We reach for the stars. MILES IM PLEMENT COMPANY 87 we THE? HELPED US, TOO A 81 A Body Shop Acme Cleaners Adamson, B. E, Army Store Beauty Box Salon Beulah s Cafe Bergkamp s Women 5 Wear Carter J O Coca Cola Company Coffee Ann Cafe Collln s Furnlture 8 Appllance Connle s Cafe Crotty it Son Culhgan Soft Water Servlce Da1ry Queen DeCamp T1re Servxce Don s Serv1ce Elsey Motor Company Flnn s Cleaners Fortune .T C Garden C1ty Laundry Glancy K1rby Glenn All1son O1l Company Goldlng Amusemen Company Goodyear Shoe Repa1r Holmes K T SCFVICC John s Motor Company Kemper Electru: Kn1ef C Maynard Knox George K T O1l COrpOrat1OH K Laird Barber Shop Long-Bell Lumber Company Lowry Oil Company McAllister-Fitzgerald Lumber Company Midway Cafe M1d West O1l Company Navrat s Off1ce Supply Newstand Norrls Drug Company O K Barber Shop Partln 8 Laughlm Electrlc Company Penny Cleaners Porter s Flowers Regan Jewelry Store Renfro Electrxc: Rlckman s Body Works Rob1nson Equlpment Company Rome Jewelry Store Rowe s SCTVICC Scheuffler Supply Sessler s D1ner Skllhng Skat1ng R1nk Stengel Corley O1l Company Stone Hotel Supreme Servxce Stat1on Tmker Shop Walls Foodllner Warren Barber Shop Western Auto Company Wheeler s Bakery ' fl' 4 nal , . . 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