Garnett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Garnett, KS)

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HIGH SCHOOL TIMES 56 Sklllman enrolls as sophomore Bulldogs lose to Eureka 70 40 FEBRUARY Captam Joe S1m1nac from the A1r Folce and Lleutenant John Braum tell boys of advantages ln servlce as a career M1 and Mrs Stanley Cramer donate a Hammond World Atlas to the school Garnett loses to Burlmgton 49 59 Valentlne s Day brmgs out the poetlc slde of stu dent body ln Tlmes ten students along w1th Mr Earl D Dean attend annual IRDC conference ln Emporla noon hour danclng started by Mlss Donna Llncoln Garnett loses to Neodesha 48 66 Mr I D Newton plesents wlnter band concert Janlce Shaw Ls new Junlor from Em porla Burllngton takes Bulldogs by score of 59 49 glrls glee club has new outflts vocal and mstru mental solos are presented ln assemb Sadle Hawklns Week Jerry Llneback Pat Murphy Floyd Gwm and Patty McCalla take Qulll and Scroll polxtlcal events qulz semors take Comprehenslve Examl natlons Garnett loses to Fredoma 43 16 Supt Walter E Myers and Prmclpal P J Isaacson accept con tlacts for next year Humboldt deflates Garnett by score of 74 40 ulty and school board members Valen tmes Day dmner Prlnclpal P J Isaacson IS elected representatlve to the Board of Dmrectors for Class A Schools thlrty two students travel to Ottawa to bowl Jerry Llneback takes Summertleld Scholarshlp test and Nancy Knauss trles for Watklns Scholarshlp Future Farmers have Famlly Nlght Reg1stered Nurses entertaln semor glrls Future Or ators see stage productlon of Max well Andersons Bad Seed ln Kan sas Clty secretarxal work and court reportlng are toplc of career cl1n1c MARCH Conme Howerton and Janet Whlte ford are chosen to go to Glrls State Ronme Wellman IS selected for Tr1 Valley League basketball team hbrary sponsors poster de slgn contest sophomore tal ent show Yates Center downs Bulldogs 45 51 IH last game of the season vocal groups present assembly Jerry Lxneback IS nam ed a natlonal wmner ln Qulll and Scroll polltlcal events contest Bulldogs lose to Yates Center 49 43 1n dxstrlct tournament FHA g1rls attend annual state conventlon m To peka Garnett Ground Observer Corps IS started John R Coleman Conme Howerton Jack Knouse Pat ty McCalla and Lmda Henkle present Shadow of Dream mn One Act Play Festlval at Cherryvale Latm classes present scenes from The Robe 1n Easter Assembly BPW enterta1ns semor glrls Prm P J Isaacson attends conventlon for sec ondary school prmclpals 1n Chxcago new clock IS mstalled 1n the prmclpals offlce seventy boys go out for track Mr Earl D Dean Mr Wxllard Foster Mrs Orvllle J Cole Mrs Hazel K Pullman MISS Donna Llncoln and Mr Sherman Por ter reslgn from faculty Garnett 'YIUSIC department attends muslc f6Stl val at Yates Center Garnett JCL students take part m state conventxon ln Kansas Clty Rosedale wlns ln regxonal tournament hlSt0!'y class es see John Browns cabm m Osa watomle Garnett recelves three II s and three III s IH dlstrlct speech contests at Plttsburg Easter va catlon starts March 30 APRIL School starts Aprll 2 after Easter vacatxon Garnett wlns four fu sts ten seconds and one thlrd dlstrlct muslc contests at Em porla Junlor journalists put out ed1t1on of Txmes home makmg glrls have play perlod for pre school chlldren elghty four elghth graders attend Elght Grade Day Dance at the Dew Drop Inn IS theme of pep club dance e and My Shadow IS semor play young Republicans and Democrats elect Exsenhower ln mock campalgn and electlon Jack Knouse wlns honorable mentlon ln natlonal Qulll and Scroll Journallsm contest semor sneak Davxd Workman pre sents years last lyceum Garnett loses flrst track meet to Ottawa 1299, 86V2 Duane Rankln from Ashland Judy Grlmes Wllhamsburg Joxn sophomore class Mlss Arlene Lutz attends homemakmg conference ln Kansas Clty Stanley Mules and Charles Holmes are elected basketball co captams Hlghway Patrolmen Carl F Harder Bob Conaty and Jlm Petty talk ln assembly Plttsburg track meet H1 Y boys entertain fathers at annual banquet Stan ley Mxles June Loughrxdge and the boys sextet represent Garnett ln the state musxc contests at Empona state FFA conference Kansas Unlverslty Kansas State Teachers College of Emporla Ottawa Umver slty Baker Umversxty Army Navy and Marmes are represented 1n college nxght Conme Howerton IS elected as new Y Teen presldent Y Teen YWCA and Blue Trlangle hold Jomt PAGE 53 xnstallatlon John R Coleman and Patty McCalla are awarded S800 scholarshxps to Baker Umversxty MAY Band glves sprmg concert Y has assembly Junlor semor banquet career day FHA gnrls present style show reglonal track meet Journahsm students have banquet Y Teen holds farewell for the semor members awards assembly Baccalaureate SSYVICCS semor farewell commence ment for senxors end of school for 1955 1956 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Junxor Classxcal League has two sectlons for the flrst and second year Latln classes Offlcers ln flrst year class Freddy Welborn and Larry Brandenburg con suls Penny McCalla, scrlba In sec ond year Dean Powell and Charles Shombex consuls Gayle Anderson '-'crlba Four of the members Beverly Hart Barbara Hart Mary Pullman and Larry Brandenburg accompanied Mrs Havel Pullman to the state conventlon ln Kansas Clty They had an actlve cers and workshops Thelr sklt the Fourth Labor of Hercules was based on the Toreador Song from Carmen but mstead of a bull they represented the wlld boar JCL IS for Latin students only It was formerly known as Clrculus Intl mus and there was a grade lequlre ment for membershxp Later xt chang ed to Junlor Classical League a nat 1onal orgamzatlon The hxstory of the club goes back over 33 years There are 26 members under the sponsorshxp of Mrs Pullman FFA The Future Farmers of Amerlca sponsored by Mr Clarence Anderson had a very successful year Pest con trol 1mt1at1on of greenhands sponsor mg a dance and several other pro jects were their undertaking Officers were Gene Krysztof presl dent Ronald Lybarger vlce presx dent Marvm Sobba secretary Floyd Gwm treasurer Gene Young report er Nnle Jones sentmel Thexr motto IS Learnlng to 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PAGE 52 CHRONICLE 55 56 THIS IS YOUR LIFE SLPTEMBER School starts Sept 6 f1ve new teachers M1ss Donna Llncoln glrls phys ed M1ss Arlene Lutz vocatlonal homemaklng Mr Jack Eden blology drlvers trammg M1 Sherman Porter Enghsh I psychology buslness math buslness law economlcs Mr I D Newton band lnstrumental musxc flrst lssue of paper new 1956 Plymouth drrver tralnxng car Y Teen lawn party ralned out assxstant llbrarlans Jerry Llneback Barbara Macklln Janet Whlteford D1x1e Welsh Nancy Knauss Barbara Hart seventeen ln journallsm class more boys than g1rls four sets of twms ln school Matthews remodels llbrary total enrollment 266 boys 142 glrls 136 offlce secretarles Wxlma Glfford Almeda Grxmes Joyce Beneflel Patrl Cla Lutz Kay Roberts Nancy Sprlggs twelve nevx students ln upper classes Kltterman elected band presldent H1 Y ch1l1 supper Llttle sxsters recelve glfts from Y Teens flrst school mxxer sponsor ed by student councll Conme How erton leads cheerlng squad wlth Sharl Wxlson Deanna Baker Myrna Schul te and Zella Smerchek Lee Mlller Larry Frew Jlmmy Thomasson Fred dy Welborn head clases Larry Brandenburg Freddy Welborn Dean Povx ell and Charles Shomber are Latln club consuls Garnett tles Paola 0 0 Mrs Lucllle Lacy re polts twenty elght new choxr mem bers Jerry L1neback IS elected presldent of Orators of the Future band attends Band Day at K U Future Farmers wm thxrd prlzes ln rltual and xnformatlon contests at conventlon ln Topeka M I D Newton g1VeS prlvate lessons to twenty two students YWCA Y Teens and Blue Trlangle have annual banquet Dodgers fmally w1n a World Serles former superlnten dent Carl Igel suffers fatal heart at tack OCTOBER Kelth Zook and Janet Rogers clown homecoming Kmg and Queen Eugene Krysztof and Rosalee Sheern Mrs Lucllle Lacy Mr Wlllard Foster and Mr Earl D Dean attend State Teachers Assoclatlon Zone School at Topeka freshmen have party Patty McCalla lack Knouse and Jerry Llne back compete 1n Natlonal Meut Scholarshlp program student councll attends confer nee ln Par sons 132 students buy aCtlVlty tlckets student councll attends conference ln Topeka Marjorle Beneflel leads freshman cheerleadlng squad along wlth Carolyn Hager Glenda Caldwell Patty Mader and Barbara Strobel Bullpups defeat Ottawa Eureka defeats Bulldogs L1ons dance club started FFA boys help harvest 275 corn plots speech class presents The Happy Haunts 1n assembly John Barr Wesley Rogers Charles Holmes Gene Krysztof Mr Jack Eden and Mr P J Isaacson attend Governors Hlgh way Safety conference at Topeka Mr Porter begms adult typmg classes FFA offlcers and Mr Clarence Anderson attend Natlonal Conven t1on ln Kansas Clty FHA glrls do odd jobs on work day Neode sha defeats Bulldogs 20 7 James Mathews attends Enghsh and llterature conference at K U Humboldt downs Garnett 14 12 freshmen conquer Paola by count of 13 0 Mr Wlllard Foster and prm P J Isaacson attend South East Guldance Councll of Kansas at Ft Scott school purchases new bus Y Teen group recelves standard seal at fall conference ln Lawrence N 0Vl' WIBLR Y Teen Mother Daughter banquct offxce gets new door closer students enjoy two days of freedom durmg teachers meetlng at Topeka flfty flve glrls become Y Teen mem bers jumors present Jumpln Juplter Gayle Anderson becomes cub reporter Bulldogs are defeat ed 1n Fathers Nlght game wxth Bur l1ngton 14 0 band marches ln Vet erans Day parade at Iola Osa watomle tromps Garnett 26 0 cheerleaders get new megaphones Bulldogs are downed by Yates Cen ter by score of 28 7 Mr Earl D Dean Patty McCalla Jerry Lmeback Gayle Anderson and Janet Whlteford attend the thlrd Governors Confer ence on World Affa1rs ln Hutchmson bl010gy classes make aquarlum Fredoma downs Bulldogs 27 21 'Ihanksgwmg tragedy occurs when George Horn IS kllled ln an automob1le acc1dent FHA presents TV show You Asked For It ln as sembly band students have oppor tunlty to letter Roger Rxtenbaugh presents assembly program of jug glmg lmpersonatlon and ventrllo qulsm senxor chllx supper ThankSglV1Hg vacatlon the Rev Hugh Marsh dellvers Thanksglvmg address Y Teen car wash twenty elght football players recelve letters Educatlon Week open house GAA dlsbands D HIGH SCHOOL TIMES 56 DECEMBER Mrs Lucllle Lacy presents Yuletlde concert Patty McCalla IS chosen DAR glrl Skaters Paradlse IS theme of FHA dance band plays 1n armory dedlcatxon parade and cere monles George Tush and Eugene Krysztof are selected all conference football players and Larry Mowat re cexves honorable mentxon Melody Masters present assembly thlrty three boys go out for basketball John R Coleman and Jerry Llneback are notlfxed of hav1ng been IH top slxteen on Boys State government survey test Oswatomle downs Garnett 38 28 El.l1e Glfford s vol ley ball team IS vlctor 1n mtramural tournament Orators of the Future see Hollday on Ice 1n Kansas Cnty Penny McCalla IS Saturnalla queen two hundred two are serv ed Chrlstmas dmner 1n cafeterla school has new rlsers FHA glrls present glfts to people at the Nurs 1ng Home JANUARY 1956 school year begms on Jan 3 semors start hlstory projects freshmen present assembly mlht tary SGYVICC IS topic of career clln c semors take CEEB tests Conme Howerton wms m Kansas Womens Federated Clubs cltlzenshxp contest sophomores take aptxtude tests Fredoma downs Garnett 61 26 FFA has pest control proj ec Cherrles defeat Bulldogs 55 student oplmon poll shows boys favor enllstment band presents flrst concert IH new unlforms students shudder as semester tests approach new trophy case IS ln stalled Penny McCalla Kathe K1rk and Ralph Donaldson become cub reporters semors order robes Y Teen group sends hyglene klts to Korea as world fellowship project Yates Center Wlldcats down Bull dogs 68 56 bowllng classes start Garnett loses to Humboldt 58 37 N1na Holman Nancy Knauss Jack Knouse Rxchard Kltterman Sharl Wllson Ronald Wellman Stan ley Mlles and Jerry Lmeback are ln ltlated xnto Qulll and Scroll Patty McCalla was already a member varslty basketball squad sees KU Oklahoma game at Lawrence Bulldogs lose to Cherrles 60 40 classroom plctures are taken seven students make hlgh honor roll tvs enty two on regular honor roll and twenty elght are awarded honorable mentlon Stephen Redfern flve year old Iola boy IS chosen as symbol chlld for the 1956 March of Dxmes f1fteen boys meet requxrements for Chapter Farmer Awards Darell , 11 Y ... , , y Y V l , - , , , , ., .. 14 , 1 , , , . . 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PAGE 54 Y TEEN Y Teens whlch rs a Chrrstran organrzatron and rs affrlrated wrth the YWCA had 57 members thrs year Offrcers were Patty McCalla presr dent Sharr Wrlson vrce presrdent Patty Boots secretary Commrttee charrmen were Connre Howerton program Zella Smerchek frnance Ixathryn Srmpson musrc Barbara Macklrn publrcrty Nancy Knauss socral Janet Whrteford worshlp Mary Dale hawkrns world fellow shrp Marjorre Mack servrce Glenda Caldwell pranrst Almeda Grrmes student councrl Mrs Hazel Pullman sponsor Janet Whrteford and Shan Wrlson attended Y l'een camp at Camp Wood Elmdale last summer Members of Y Teen Blue Trrangle and YWCA had a pot luck supper September 26 rn the hlgh school cafe terra Vhnter conference was held at Lawrence October 21 A krt was sent to Korea for the world fellowshrp project The annual banquet was attended by 72 members and therr mothers No xember 29 Mrs James Mathews was guest speaker HIY The Hr Y Club of GHS consisted of 45 members An assembly was pre sented by the group on May 4 for the entertarnment of the students On the 19th of Aprrl the annual Father Son banquet was held Educatronal frlms and guest speakers furnrsh d the majorrty of the programs Offrcers of the club are presrdent Stanley Mrles vrce presrdent Charles Holmes secretary Charles Holloran treasurer Clyde Hulett program chalrman Lee Mrller Brble charrman Larry Mowat sergeant at arms Lar ry Frew Mr Wayne K Sprrnger was the club sponsor MADRIGALS The madrrgals were organrzed and drrected by Mrs Lucrlle Lacy for the frrst year It rs very srmrlar to last years modern chorale only a smaller group than chorale It rs an honorary group of 14 chosen from the glee clubs This organrzatron recerved a II ratmg at Emporra BOYS GLEE CLUB Srxty boys enrolled rn boys glee club last fall wrth Mrs Howard Lacy as 1n structor The boys sang at the Chrrst mas program and the vocal assembly They attended the League Festrval at Yates Center and 49 the drstrrct contest at Emporra where they re cerved a II plus ratrng BOYS SEXTETTE The boys sextette have sung to gether srnce they were lowly fresh men Now senrors they look back on four years of successful srngrng However a farther look can be taken by three of the srx as Stanley Mrles John Coleman and John Barr sang together on varrous occasrons whrle rn grade school Upon enterrng hrgh school the vorces of Rrchard Krtterman James Thomas and Jack Knouse were added Under the drrectron of Mrs Howard Lacy this blend of vorces has earned for themselves and therr school hrgh honors wrth second ratrngs at drstrrct muslc contests rn therr freshman and sophomore years and frrst ratrngs as junrors and senrors A second rat rng was recerved last year and they attended the state contest agarn thrs year recervrng a I ratmg Contests alone drdn t make up therr srngmg trme these radro programs assemblres and varrous other pro grams have certarnly left a favorable mark rn Garnett Hrgh School that wrll be long remembered GIRLS GLEE CLUB Mrs Howard Lacy drrected the grrl glee club thrs year The offrcer dent Janet Whrteford vrce presrdent Myrna Schulte secretary trea urer The members went to Yates Center for the musrc festrval and to Emporra to the drstrrct festrval contcs th y recerved a second place ratrng Meet mgs are held every Monday and Wed nesday of each durrng the thrrd per od In the sprrng the grrls gave a tea and presented a program rnvrtrng therr mothers aS guests PEP CLUB The offrcers of thrs year s pep club are Rrta Coppenbarger presrdent Julrann Foltz vrce presrdent Conme Howerton secretary Eulalah Dudley treasurer and Mrss Donna Lmcoln sponsor Connre Howerton Deanna Baker Mryna Schulte Zella Smerchek and Sharr Lee Wrlson led the all glrl pep club at all the games Karen Ras mussen was the alternate cheerleader The cheerleaders wore whrte pleated skrrts red sweaters wrth whrte let ters and whrte bucks Each of the frve grrls had a megaphone wrth her name prrnted on rt The pep club unrforms were red skrrts and whrte sweaters wrth a red bulldog On March 23 1956 the pep club had a. plald and callco dance for the athletrc boys Musrc was furnrshed by an orchestra from Ottawa HIGH scHooL TIMES 116 S'lUDENT COUNCIL Student councrl rs a member of the Natronal Assocratron of Student coun c1ls It rs the governing body of the students of the school Two councrl members are crosen by each of the four classes The Hr Y Y Teens Pep Club FFA and FHA organrzatrons elect one member for each The presrdents of the fresh man sophomore junror and senror classes are automatrcally members Thrs makes a total of 17 Some of the projects sponsored by the councrl were homecomrng elec tron of Krng and Queen and the all school mrxer The councrl gave a plaque to the group grvrng the best assembly Two of then major projects vsere berng hosts at open house nrght dur mg Amerrcan Educatron Week anl Erghth Grade Day Presrdent of the councrl was I e Mrller vrce presrdent Barbara Macl rrn secretary Lugene Krjsztof and treasurer Rosalee Sheern QUILL 81 SCROLL Erght new members were added to the Garnett Qurll and Scroll Chap' r thrs year Patty McCalla a senror was rnrtrated rnto the organ zatron last year after she had vrrtt n 100 rnehes rn the paper Patty an edrtor on the staff rs presrdent Stanley Mrles crrculatron manager rs secretary Other nevx members are Nrna Holman Rrcharol Krtterman Nancy Knauss Jack Knouse Jerry Lrneback Ronald Well man and Sharr Wrlson Qurll and Scroll rs the Internfxtronal Honor SOCl6ty for Hrgh School Jour nalrsts It was orrgrnated on Aprrl 10 1926 and the Hazel K Pullman chapter of Garnett was started rn 1929 The local chapter has 274 mem bers FHA Future Homemakers of Amerrca rs an organrzatron open to all grrls who are erther takrng homemakrng or have had lt durrng hrgh school The club met once a month dur mg thrrd hour perrod wrth Zella Smerchek presrdrng as presrdent Barbara Mack lrn vrce presrdent Kathryn Ann Srmpson secretary Mary Ann Foltz treasurer The actrvrtres of the year rncluded a work day State FHA meetrng and conference both held at Topeka an nual FHA dance decoratrng the school burldrng at Chrrstmas gorng out to the Nursrng home and helprng them to have a Merry Chrrstmas and an FHA Sprrng Style Show and Tea 1, 1 - , - , . . , . , - . . 1 1 1 1 - , . , 1 . - ' I I - 7 1 1 I Y 1 1 ' , . . h . 1 1 - - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , , ' . . 1 Y 1 ' 1 1 1 , 3 1 - 1 ' 1 1 ' -' ' ' '1 V 1 ' - ' ' ' '- ' ' -- 1 . . 1 1 7 - - . . . - 1 . - ' ' ' ' ' ,e . 1 . l 1 ' . ' ' 1 ,- 1 - . , 1 1 I ' . . - 1- . 1 , 7 1 1 1 . ' ' ', c . Y - . 1 . . N ' 1 to q . ZJ 1 . . . N 1 1 1 . 1 of the club were: Carol Mader, presr- v . D ' - 3 1 2 - . - - U ' I . , , . . . , 1 - 4 1 1 . ., e . 1 . ' L ' 9 . - 1 K 1 ' ' . ' 1 4 , ' 1 . ' . . 1 1 , 1 ' - 1 1 . . . . 1 . . 1 . . 1 C 1 1 1 , ' I . 1 . L 1 1 'E . . . . I. 1 Q 1 , ' - - - Y V ' 1 1 . . . 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 ' Q 1 1 1 ' Y 1 ' 7 1 . 3 - 1 ' 1 3 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 2 - 1 l - ' 3