Girard Rural High School - Trojan Yearbook (Girard, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1958 volume:

l' , ' . L l l L L L ,, l P . L 2 i l. - i , . L L L L . L L I L F-1 I L . i I, -----wi-.-an-. Girard Falls to YC 97 Girard Sept. 20-Yates Center defeated Girard 19-'l' tonight blank- ing the hosts until the final period ln the season opener for both teams. Yates Centers Link raced 98 yards around end in the first quar- ter and sent the visitors ahc-mi 13-0 with a 3-yard pli.nge later in the same period. Brooks tallied the extra point 0n'l P10580- Brooks got Yates Centers re- maining TD with a plunge from four yards out ln the second quar- ter and the scoring was over until 5 - Girard s Perry Michaels scamp- ered fifteen yards around left and ble 'Thompson plunged for the ex- - tra. point. Girard Glllard Perrin Nepoto Karr Jacoumot Brlsbln Yates Center Delay Blska Rucker Heflin Ferree Weston SPAC EGRAM Raiders Nip Thriller to Girard 7-0 Girard 6-0 Girard, Oct. 4-Bob Manglle, senior fullback, bolted over fron six yards out to cap a late Frou tenac drive and give the Raiders a 7-0 Crawford County League vic- tory over Girard tonight. The teams battled for three quarters in the tight defensive con- 'BM :E 5: .Di E: lim 5g,i'1 ie? EEE E SE W E2-...Q as---r'!l Punting average .............. . ..... .. Yds. Inst by penalties l x 8 Ill -I aa e a I ' ' A.. ' for the Trojans' lone score. Her- 1 . P LB LT LG C RP RT RE Q B LH R1-I FB Yds gained rushing eraser? -seas - 'fl :SES nfl E-'greg' 52 09' ig ii os QQ Q Q our 2533 ' 'FEOB l,lj?,':Ts?:2 .1w'nF-'ffm S 'views 9 E?E? o- eo ,- Q 2 -its 1: EEE-1 ., r: 5 ga-3' -eq?-E if iii Q W Ei: 0 i'i 9 :L : E isle agp? 5 e.a: P over. Quarterback Jim Sptgarelli passed to Jerry Wente, an end, for the extra point. The win was Frontenac's second straight after an open date last week. Girard lost its second in 'Z Menghini 5 2522- Girard, Oct. 18-Girard and :Cherokee packed thrills in me E? gfinal period tonight- before the Tro ans in a battle to esca e the .l . ' D :Crawford County League- cellar, Q edged the visitors 6-0 With about two minutes left in the last quarter, Girard's Buddy Stlth scored off tackle from two yards out to break the ice. The Trojans, now 1-1 in Cee Cee play, the extra point try. :jg Cherokee, which lost its second league game and its fourth straight overall play, roared back to lihreltell BS time TRD DUI. Afleli' driving deep into Trojan territory, the Braves moved to the 1-loot STATISTICS G I' nniaowm ......., .,..,..... - ..,.... , .. a 5 Yardage penalties ..... - ...... -... 45 30 Yum gained YIISHIX ......-...1l9 112 Yards lost llhdlll , .... ............ 16 31 Passes attempted ..... ...... - ..... .. 14 3 Passes completed ....... .. .... ....... 6 0 line with the aid of a penalty. Gi- 'fri rard turned back the TD bid with Passing yardage O4 0 Eagles Edge Girard 13-7- McCune, Nov. 15-McCune broke a tle in the third period and wont on to win I Cee Cee game from . Girard ll-'I here tonight. McCune A tallied in the first and third frames while Girard crossed the double . chalk line in the second stanza. Early in the first period, Lorn Z TELIIIBY of McCune started the fes- .g STATISTICS. M G First downs ..e........................ 8 9 1 Punts ............. - ........... ................ 4 2 5 Punting yardage ......... ....-. 85 35 V Fumbles recovered ...... .. .... 0 0 . Penalty yardage ........,... 5 40 P. Yards gained rushing ..... . ..... 153 137 ' Passes attempted ... .... .... ....... 10 11 : runes completed ....... .....-... 1 2 Passing yardage ...,.- .... ....-... M 41 Passes intercepted ........... ..... 1 0 ., tlvities by scampering 5Q yards for a TD and plunged for his own con- version. - Girard knotted the count in the second when Herby Thompson pounded over from one yard out - and Buddy Stith converted- after f fr the TD to make the tally 7-all at . intermission time. In the third, Zuck slipped over from the 4-yard stripe in score for - McCune but the try for point was . bogged, down short of the goal line . to make the final score, McCune 13, . Girard 7. Starting lineups: three games' one a tie' a line stand and had its victory. . . Frontenac It was an evenly matched con- Vanfle i T Pe rm test statistically, -Girard holding Mormon II: N r te 1 an 8-7 edge ixrflist downs and led G epo in net yards rushing 103-91. U Sellars C Karr swan ummm, l Brunet RG Jaquinot Girard Pigs. cherokee Davis RT B 5bl?' ciliara LE Jones Laird RE Davled Perrin Lx. Bums Girard, Sept. 27-Girard and Spigarem QB Scams,-d S U I L P Vento Riverton battled to a hard fought vena LT A WWW C' 'isa ks 6-6 tie in a non-league clash here weme RH Thompson Karr 4 C Fran ummm. Q I Mangne FB sum fsiffglifot gi? schlfolg John Rowland Riverton right score by quu-gen: D' ted RE san, H , half, tossed a 88-yard touchdown Girard -4.-.--.-- .-.,.-----,..-.- 0 0 0 0.9 sash .d B schubef ez Frontenac .......... -...- ..... 0 0 0 1-L Tlfmmzgon an REA. Zordani R1-1 Humble STA-uslncs Stith FB Thompson Earned first downs Gifgga'-Aff--lfifffnl 0 0 0 6-5 '-'-'- ' ---------- - 3 cherokee ....... - ............. o o o o-o Punting average ........ 26 Yds. lost by penaltlea..,. 85 Yds. gained from rush. 144 L. Forward passes att ...... 7 13 Forward passes com . . . . 3 2 Yds. gained from passes .... 62 Passes intercepted by .......... 0 90 4 aerial to Quarterback Alan Was- som early in the second quarter to start scoring action after s. void first period. .The Trojans came back late in the period with Bill Whltcomb scamperlng around end to score from the twelve. Neither team was able to repeat in the see-saw battle that completed the last half. Glrard - P ns. Riverton Gillard L E Pennock Perrin LT Potter Nepote L G Allen Karr C Sturgis .Iacqulnot R G Commons Brisbin R '1' Porter Davied R E Hanson Southard Q B Wasaom Thompson L H Oossairt Zordanl R H Rowland Stlth FB Rardin Score by quarters: Girard ........ . . . . Riverton ........... .06004 .0600-I McCune Pos. Girard Q , Johnson LE Glllard - 1 Shepard LT Perrin , I2 Ironslde LG Jacquinot . Allen C Hiland ' Brown RG ,Sawyer ' Parsons RT Brlsbin Moore RE David Lahey QB Mengnrelli -Q Zuck LH Southard 3 Sumpter R1-I Btlth up Holden FB Thompson CEE CEE STANDINGS . iFinal i w r. 'rr-ce ru Op :nnaVVui Leadi at Half 33-0. Although out-rushed during the contest, Coach Harry McDonald's Bulldogs moved quickly into thc scoring column and rolled to a 33-0 halftime advantage over the stunned Trojans, Girard came sllve for 21 points in the final pe- riod but the early deficit was too much. Girard sent Fullback Buddy Stith over for two scores in the final period. while Herbie Thomp- son got the other. 5tith scored the first from four yards out and Thompson plunged for the extra point. Thompson raced 50 yards with a punt return for the Trojan's sec- ond- tally and Johnny Southard picked up the bonus point. Stith went over from five yards out to end scoring and Thompson plunged the extra. :L A y e - 5 1 Bulldogs' lowest is 33 in the opener. 8118 Another High Une. 'ii ' Ai-ma hasn't scored less than 30 Loints in an ame this 'eai The their highest 50 against Gal Gi1'ard's 21 points was th-5 rr given up by Arma this year. Starting lineups: Arms Pos. Girard Moore L E Sartore L T Barbieri L G Ossana C Fornelll R G Zagar R T Falletts, R E Kranker Q B Bertoncino L H Kalusha R H Gorenc F B Score by quarters: Arma ,.......,,.............. 20 13 6 Girard ....,.... ............. AL-ma .................. 4 0 0 1.000 155 53 - rrontenac ... .5 1 0 .mu so M 2- Lucuine ...... ..,.. z z .0 .500 as 63 .jg Girard ..............,. 1 3 0 .250 34 58 ' if Cherokee ......,..,. 0 4 0 .000 26 80 1All Gamesl '12, W L T Pct Pts Arms ...,............ 9 0 0 1.000 353 1 5 Frontenac .1 5 3 1 .611 112 ' McCune ............ 4 3 0 .571 152 Girard ...- ......... 1 4 1 .250 46 85 Q Cherokee .......... 0 1 0 .000 44 154 Trojan Clmlermen Place Sixth The Trojan clndermen placed sixth in class A division of the Pittsburg relays last Friday by .scoring a total of 14 points. Richard Bloomcamp placed sec- ond in the discus throw and second 'ln the shot put for a total of 8 points. Bill Whltcomb earned 4 points by placing second ln the mile run. . John Brlsbln placed fourth in the discus throw to earn two points. The Trojan track squad will Journey to Pittsburg Friday, April 'll for an eight team track meet. A -,RMU .una ,, A,,.,.,,,, gr A, -1, g,,g,,.m,M , UN, ,AM.,,,g,,,,-.g ,J ---,M ,M,,,.... ' -. ,i.'.:.'.,1. A-' if --..,-,e-Lg..'L.,.,....tnLs.,.L-:,,.f.-.,,.u,...-,,-seg...Qt....- Riverton Over Girard 45-42 Girard. Dec. 3-Riverton handed the Girard Trojans a 45-42 defeat here tonight as both teams opened their basketball season. J. Gibson dropped nine field goals through and collected three hoe throws to lead' the game scoring with 21. Roger Everitt topped Trojan scor- ing with fourteen. Riverton grabbed an early lead and managed to hold onto it throughout the game. Big Gil- lard hlt fourteen points to lead the Trojan Bees to a 50-33 victory over the Riverton B squad. D. Cates hit len for Riverton. The box score: Girard 1422 FGITF Everitt ....... -..................-... 6 2 8 Glllard ....... ...... ... .....................1 1 2 McCracken ...,..-................... 4 3 3 Davenport ........................ 0 0 0 Thompson ............... 4 2 2 Southard .................-..... 1 0 3 Whitcomb .......................... 1 0 2 Totals ........... ................... 11 3 14 B-lverton 1453 FGFTF Coyle ..... ........... 0 2 2 Gibson ....-........................ 9 3 5 Laughlin ...................... 4 8 3 Savage 0 0 0 Rowland ............-......-.... 0 0 I Wascom ............-...-.... 3 5 3 Tot-ah ..... .................. - ....... 18 13 14 Banning noone by perbds: Girard .. ..... ................. 11 24 30-42 Riverton -............ ...... 17 33 35'-45 Bulldogs Hit Girard 80-57 Arma, Dec. 11-Charles Berton- eiio ripped the cords for 32 points to lead the Anna Bulldogs to a lb-57 victory over the Girard irojans in a Gee Cee clash here SPACEGRAM Raiders Down 0 Arcadia, 7056 1 Girard Dumps Arcadia, Dec. 6-Arcadia opened , ' Cee Cee league play tonight by t dropping a double header to Gl- ..1 a . rard. The varsity contest ended l with Girard out on top with a - final score of 70 to 56. E- The Girard high school Trojans High scorer or the game was won their second sv-me of the Roger Ever-M or Girard who season last night as they defeated pumped in 30 points. Fred Dixon ' -If Galen- 56-38- led the Arcad1a scoring with four- ' ' John Brisbln of Girard was the teen points. . J game's leading scorer as he The B team game sm- me Gi. dunked seventeen points. Girard rard five overpower Arcadia by B ' .- held the lead all the way but the score of 62 to 27. 33335 five played 5 good bill The bo : ' ' Girard, rx, score FGFTF In preliminary action, the Gi- . 5 ' rard B-team squeezed past the ..... . .,..... ..... ........ 1 3 3 Galena Crew, 53-52' .. .. on-ua rss, FG FT F McCracken .. ..... . .... l 0 2 .3 The box core. B1-isbn, . .......... ..... a z 4 EMM 5 ' 6 0 2 Thompson ...... ...... 1 2 2 V Gumd - '-'---'- W' - -'---- 0 0 1 Whitcomb ...... .... 5 3 5 ' ' . McCracken ......... .. ................. 6 4 3 Southerd ........ ........ ..... 1 2 Brrsbm 8 1 3 .roars E 5 5 Davenport ..... ........ .. .... 1 0 0 Arcadia '56, FGFTFN Thongs: ,,...,....... ...... ... ..... Z ill 3 Hartzfeldt ...... ..... 5 5 2 ' nm Dixon . .......... ....... 6 5 f -' '- cambers .... ...- o 1 4 Qian' -' F ZAFFTIQ Watt ..,..,............................... ..... 5 2 5 Cure f 4 4 1 Skidmore --------.---- - ------------ 2 12 2 Law.. 1 0 0 Sheffield 1 Wilder ,.... 1 2 1 Totals .,............. . ..... - .......,.,. is 18 19 gfgjg ---r-'-'W f 3 1 Running score 'by periods: swam 0 2 Girard ,.,,,,g,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,A,, 19 19 12 20 melery -- ' ' - '- '- ------ Arcadia ............................ 5 18 11 22 ' - Totals 13 12 10 Running score by periods Girard .... 12 29 39 56 Galena .... 6 N 30 38 College High in Thrilling Victory 0ver Girard, 43-42 kinishf- Glrard oouldn't overcome a slow The College high Comets tookl The box score: start and trailed all of the way. a Cee Cee thriller from the Girardlcollege Hi 1431 FG FTF Jghn 31-igbm mt fqurfggn and Trojans, 43-42. on the College highsrrm mg gum-4 eaueeres thirteen to court last night by virtue of a fieldl Rhuinrg o' 'A''' '' '4 lead Trojan scoring. John Uhelesnlk's seventeen took scoring honors in the B same which went to Arms 57-54. Michaels hit ten for Girard. Arma 1803 FGFTF Barbieri ....-...........,,,,,,, ...... 1 1 5 Kxanker ..-......................... 2 1 1 Kalusha ..................... .... S 1 'J Hume ...... ....,...........-..... 0 0 1 Sartore .............1.... 4 4 4 Bcalarone ......,...........i. 1 1 4 Bertonclno .............................10 12 4 Falletta .... .... .......................... 2 9 5 Smith ........ ........................ 0 4 0 Totals ...... .. ...... ............. ........... 23 54 26 Girard -l5'D FG FT F Everltt ......... ......... .................... 2 2 5 B Gillard ........ ,.........- .... ....-... 6 1 4 McCracken ,,.............,,....- 0 1 0 Johnson ....... .........:.......,...... 2 2 2 Michaels .......-................-...... .2 0 4 Brlsbin .,.. -....s..-.........,........, 4 6 5 Davenport -... .....,...... ........... 0 1 1 Thompson - .... - .............. 2 3 4 L. Gillard - ...... ........ .. ..-..... 2 0 1 Whltcomb ... .... - ............. 0 1 5 Totals .... ,...... ....... .. ........,...... 20 17 31 Running score by periods: Arms. ......................,....,. 25 42 80 80 Girard ........... - ........ ,.., .... 5 1 8 37 57 goal scored by Larry Ward in the linal ten seconds. After trailing all the way the Trojans edged ahead 42-41 with only 30 seconds to go when Herb the ball and drove in for the Win- Thompson dunked one. Ward stolew Krumsick ..-..- ..... .. ........... ,. Endicott ... ....................... ' Ward ..,,.......... .. ............... - ......... ' Milliken ...-......... ............ -.... f Totals ......... ....................,,,, 1 8 7 ll , - Girard 1491 ning pomts. on-ara 1421 FG FT F Ward also led game scoring with Everm .'-.r.. l..'. D 4 3 3 ' 21 COUHWTS- Roger Elfefm hil'McCraclien ...... 2 1 eleven for Girard and his matelB.c111ara .......... ....... . 'o 3 McCracken dunked ten. iMichae15 1 0 :fl and B111 Whilcvmblnrisbin ...l f ffI1IIfffQfIfffI1IIIIIfQI'I'1 2 5 played a strong floor game for the Thompson -lhhlhi ..-- -'.---r--. ' 3 2 1 '- Tfoians- Mmm Kfumsick Hndlwnitcomb ........ fffQ..-f .......... If. 1 2 4 Leroy Endicott controlled the back-5 boards for the Comets. ' T r I 4 14 1 Dennis Glllard led the Trojan B5 0 a S 1 5 team to a 46-37 victory with six-l Running score by periods: teen points. Don Rati hit thirteen2College High ,,,,.,..,,,4,, 18 24, 35 43 for the Comet B's. 'Girard ........... ..... ........ 10 21 30 42 Trojans 62-49 Girard, Jan. 3-The Frontenac Raiders. paced by Jerry Wants and Ron zatuta, rolled over the Girard - 'Trojans 62-49 in a Cee Cse leagize . meeting here tonight. Wente hit -: twenty and Zafuta fourteen. John Brls-bin collected twelve for the Trojans. fi Perry Michaels led the Girard B ,L team to a 84-36 victory with seven- teen. Jolin Knoll dumped in ten for the Raiders. The box score: FG Fl' F ' Everitt .,,..................... ..... ......... 2 5 4 B. Glllard' ........ .. ...... ................. 4 0 McCracken ..-s. ...... .. ......... 1 0 1 Michaels ....... ........ .. ................. - Brlsbln ..,.......... .. .... ...... ..... ..... Davenport ...........,.,,,,.,,,,, Thompson ............ .. ............ ...... 2 ' 0 2 1 s o L. Cvlllard ............ .. ............ .. .... .. 0 Southard .... .. ..... ... ....... .......... 0 0 Whitcomb .... ...... ............. 3 1 Totals .............. ....... ....... .. ..... -. - Frontenac 1021 Zatuta 0 l 3 2 Vance 4 0 1 2 5 1 Totals .................. ...........,. ..... .8 ll ll Running score by perish: ................., I1 38 49 .....-................ 15 47 62 McCune ms Over Girard Girard Dec 20-McCune high school took the lead at the outset of tonights game with Girard and held it throughout the game win ning 56-45. - Johnson was high map tor- the ' winners dumping in 28 points. Whitcomb and Roger Everltt took the scoring honors lor Girard with fourteen and thirteen .points re- speetlvely. In the B squad eontat Girard downed McCune, 41-30. The box score: Girard 4451 Everltt ...t ..... ........................... B. Glllard 3 McCracken FGITF 5 3' 5 -----............... Johnson ,...................,..,,.,.,,,,,,, Brisbin ..... .... ........................... 2 4 o 1 1 o 0 1 o 0 5 DBVEDDOTG ......................,,,..... 0 1 1 Thompson ...... -.-.-.. ..... .....- 1 o 5 L. Giuard -.. ..... - ..... ..........,s 2 o o southern ..... -.-...-.,.,.--..... 1 0 o wmtcoinb ...-...,.......,.,, s 2 3 Totals ...,,,-,,.,,,,-sq 13 925 McCune 1567 FGFTF Holden ............... -....... ....... ,, 0 2 3 Johnson ...... - .... ...N . ......n..... 10 6 0 Shepard - ..... ........ ..... ............ 2 2 4 Brown ..... ..... ......,.....-...,.-.... 0 2 l Lahey .... ...... .................... .. ......... 2 5 Zuck . ...... .. .... - .... .. .... .. ........ ....... 1 1 Frazier . .... 4 0 Totals ......... ..e .............. ..,- 19 ls-13 Running score by periods: Girard .......... . ................... 5 17 31 45 MCCllne .......i......... 12 29 43 56 - v ' ,- , f 1 A ....-xml.-fg1i:'fg.:?:'L A -1'-,.x43af,e.:'r fm. iemusasruzmwrerum. ,::14.f,,: , fa-,. 14 Q 1 P54 M ..x.4zuuisae'!smQi-1333-iaf5'5i43'Luar.4 wth 1 ,,..,.,, -Q :gm .Q K4 - W , Q-B, . ,, . of, .WL t fir x f , , , 1 Q. 1 .. 453, . f Muff . 1, ,Aww .sg QI 1 Q3 X xifi ' I TRODUCTl0 In nineteen hundred fifty-eight Our annual, Crimson and Gold Has planned an exciting adventure Of which you're now to be told. Today all people are conscious Of space travel and rockets, you see So fasten your seatbelts and Jo For a far away jubilee. Our space ship, The Trojan, is ready For this Journey beyond the blue The captain counts the time off. The stewardess stands ever true. Engineers have checked every detail To insure a safe trip for all. At the space station you'l1 find the launchers Who wait the final call. THE TROJAN SPACE FLIG-IT We're off like the burst of a rocket, Soon the earth is far behind A wonderful new experience Is being logged for all mankind. sate111tes, pla ets, and comets, inus Asteroids and a shooting star Each charts its path in the heavens And presents displays from afar. The sweet celestial music Lulls us into a sleep, deep and sound We dream of a strange adventure As we circle 'round and Uround. Suddenlywearesuualoened And find ourselves once more Back home on our native planet Telling stories by the score. Our first space flight is over The records an all complete Now begins further preparation For a bolder and greater feat. --- Hildrsd 0. 0103 E TAKE OFF Title Page---:-- ----- f-f::---af1:--1---:f:-- -reefs a --ass a-:--:-- Introduction, The Take-Off-----1 aaaa. -a--:----f--i------ A --a ----: 1 -----as----ss- Technicians ---- f--- ---- :f--:w---- 1-:V+ --L--5 1--:a -1-if -f---f--f1-s:-f-- Control Operators---:J-sa ----- f-f--if--f --A A '12-1 5 :ff 1 :--fra ----- Captain, Stewardess---:-- --1:-ff -- H a 1- a- ll ff' --A --- 2 Engineers, Space Ships------1 5 -1-1:-1 -::f:s--- T has of-:sf --1 Jeff:- Launchers- -------- 5- -T-f :A a--------- as - 5 -sf-f-ff 1--- 1-1hfffT-f--- Space stat1ons-- -2:-f -1-----as s-1:----fa--2-4- 1 --as - 1 4 -:--- ----- Meteors-f-- ---- -:-1-1 s---- ---a- - --- as 5-----fa ffm- Y -:-ad-----is 5 satellites--a---e-.----12a -.a- -v-- ---sa. ae-v-- are as ,ee- Astra Magna-:-1:1--5-2 Planetss -:::-Q--5 if as 5 ----e---- s ---- -- --W --- --2 f Comets- ----- ----:saw-'Y ---W Y- ---a -- -of-1 no f ---- -- ---W---5 - Asteroids-ff-f Y-1 --:ff------2: ----- --f-:-:--::- 2 --fl --+---:- Galaxies-------,:::a:h -i-:a..ee-a---2a--a------a-- -a-- 2- -- - - Geophysical Yea.r------------ -------- --a--------4-ff:-s---1: 12-1-- cosmic Rays--1-f aezfa- 5- ---s --1--fi-- -::- ---::---f----s-:-:--- ss- Aero-Photos---S:-:-Q -L- 5 -A at has as as an -M 2 renew -- Astronauts- 11- -:f'------- --- --- - -- Shooting Stars---------------- -------- 2 W- --a-- -- --2--2. - ,- Rockets-------------------- ------------ :s-- - - as - ---- ---s-2 --as Security Police---ff: -2-Y -----1 ---- 4: ----- A----1-1 ---- if-'Af---1--W --- Fireba11s------------------- ---- s- 2 -f---1--5 ----- -v - -e----- - MartianS-----:-- .: ' -f 1-- Space Cadets--1:---sf:-f an -A as aft' r an -- or 4- Top Secret--2--:ff 1- 'fa------ff-----fi--f1-a-:1--ff---.s-----1:11--:J Celestial Music---1------as-as - -s f----------f- a::---f.- -f--f--- Laboratory Projects--ff? Space Adventures-1--1-----at 'T '41'f 'f1':L::+::'i4 + as-if--:aa --fi- Lunar Observers---221:--f 7 ad 5 as-- -a -M-I: d 11---f-fa'--fs---If ----- -------- Moonbeams-........-----..... ..--. -...-.. .-.. .-.. -2- Page No . 1 10, 11, lb, 16, 16, 19, 26, 30, 32, 36, 37, 2 3 h 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 15 17 20 21 22 23 2h 25 27 28 29 31 33 3h 35 33, 39 ho, M1 1112 3 hh X C0 TROL DPERATDRS Mildred O. Oles Clerk Congratulations, Space Travelers. We wish for you the best. Hay you dis- cover and conquer many new worlds and thus contribute to the general wel- fare of all men everywhere. Sincere ly, Ivan Breneman R. V. Haderlein Ivan Breneman Member President James D. Storey Kenneth Evans V. President Member August Mengarelli Harley U1b1-ich Member 4 Member CAPTAI The rocket swisnes away. Into outer space in search of new worlds we go. Some day this will happen. We trust that some of you will have a part in these space discoveries. We wish for each of you the best in all your en- deavors. Sincerely, 'rea R. Tayior Superintendent of Schools STEWARDESS Countdowml Four, three, two, one, and now al- most zero years of high school left. They have- n't been long. They have been busy, and, we hope, they have been four worthwhile years. As you .go into space from Girard High School, our best wishes go with you. Thanks for everything. May your school always be proud of you. Sincerely, Jane Tovmsend fx H. S. Principal f ..5.. 3 The engineers of the ground stations are impor- tant to the whole system of space travel. They have done their best to make your ground train- ing pleasant. Roscoe Peterson SPACE SHIPS Glad Tom Pyle Clarence Brower Bert Appier, Rudy , 1 Space ships that cover make your travel here Mr. Glad, and Hr. Pyle to drive half-time for ground travel are patroled by experts who go all out to safe and pleasant. Mr. Appier, Mr. Brower, Mr. Burns, are our drivers. Mr. Robt. Burns was added this year Mr. Pyle. -6- FRANK JAMESON Driver's Educ., Coach IVIILIRED HELIER English, Peppy PGQQYS LAU CHERS JOHN E. S-IIREMAN Assistant Coach HAR! C N Hath . JACK McCLASKEY Voc. Agric., F.F.A. mmm HUGHES ind. in-ts, Hi-Y EVELYN LISENBEE IIXWTHY JOHNSON Spanish, Speech Commerce, Y-Teens W. W. VAN NORSDALL AMY L. BRAZIL Science, Science Home Economics, Club Y-Teens JACK BRAZIL INEZ McADOO ROBERT UOLFF Social Science, Hi-Y English, Peppy Vocal 8. Instru- Peggys mental Music SPACE STATIO S Space stations are well kept, having a. wholesome atmosphere for those who are to enter training. Vocations Building. Theory and Practice meet to make the finished product. ...g- M Xv1'f,i?f ' s:wZQ,'f.sq.3, A 'ffgww-Vw -W-My 'P' -SM W f -f f 4 M . V -f ,L f., f . Q ' 7' 1 A :fkf.a5vf-wzhgigm ,,,m.f::,.H, ,,,.Z.,,f'.., ,y-2, .,...L?' -W , W., ,..QE,.,,.i my ., , . fl . 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'-vwy., Q ' .. . Q A al , AiLftf'i, f BO 0 N J. '. dz 1 gil! I 1 lun' 1- .- 3 NW . A, K V. K I - Q I ETECJH5 -9- Q9 JOHN BRISBIN--Col. Prep. Course Football, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Science Club, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Mixed Chorus, Band IDNALD BUTLER--Voc. Agric. Course Basketball, Track, F.F.A., Science Club, Mixed Chorus TONY DECHARIO--Col. Prep. Course Football, Hi-Y, Science Club, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Mixed Chorus, Band, Instr. En- semble RONALD DeLANGE--Col. Prep. Course F.F.A., H1-Y, Sr. Play MARGARET DETJEN--Com. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band DAVID ERICKSON--Voc. Agric. Course Track ROGER EVERITT--Col. Prep. Course Football, Basketball, Hi-Y VERLBNE FARMER--Col. Prep. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, One Act Play, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band SAMBA GLAD--Com. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, Glee Club, Band, Sr. Play KAY ANN LEIG-I, President--Com. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, One Act Play, Glee Club, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Mixed Chorus, Band BOBBY DAVIED, V. President,--Voc. Agric. Course Football, Track, F.P.A., Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Mixed Chorus ARLENE STEVENS, Sec.-Treasurer--Com. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, One Act Play, Sr. Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band ALICE BENNETT--Com. Course Y-Teens BARBARA BOLLWINKEL--Com. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Instr. En- semble KAREN BORDEN--Com. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, Sr. Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band SATELLITES 110.- PEGGY GQDFF-Com. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, Jr. Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, F.H.A. JOHN HANSON--Gen. Course Track, Hi-Y, Jr. Play, Mixed Chorus LORENA HOPKINS--Col. Prep. Course Y-Teens, Glee Club NAPOLEON JACQUINUI'--Voc. Agric. Course Football, Track, F.F.A. MARY JAMES--Com. Course Peppy Peggys, Glee Club BARBARA KUNSHEK--Col. Pr . Course GP Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band SATELLITES ...11- kr-r 'fl' PATTY LA.LI.E.MAND--Com. Course Peppy Peggys, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus JULIA LINDSAY-Col. Prep. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Trio Band, Quartet , DELBERT LINVILLE--Col. Prep. Course Football, Hi-Y RICHARD LUSEBRINK--Com. Course WAYNE MQCRACKEN--Col. Prep. Course Basketball, Track, Hi-Y KENNETH MATUIIK--Gen. Course Football, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus MARILYN MURNANE--Com. Course MARJCRIE MURNANE--Com. Course JANET OLDHAM--Com. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, Glee Chorus, Sr. Play Club, Mixed ROMA ANN SMITH-Col. Prep. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Quartet, Vocal Ensemble, Instr. Ensemble LINDA STALKER--Col. Prep. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, One Act Play, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, WILLIAM STITH--Gen. Course Football, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y PATSY TEISINAR--Com. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys HBYBERT THOMPSON--Col. Prep. Course Football, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Jr. Play, Sr. Play REBECCA TODD--Col. Prep. Course Y-Teens, Science Club, Peppy Peggys, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Vocal Ensemble, Instr. Ensemble OLIVER TURNER--Col. Prep. Course Track, Hi-Y, Science Club, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Mixed Chorus JO HELEN UMPHENOUR--Col. Prep. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggs, One Act Play, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Quartet, Instr. Ensemble MARTHA UMPHENOUR--Col. Prep. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Quartet, Instr. Ensemble RAYIDND PERRIN--Col. Prep. Course Football, Basketball, Track ELVENA REDFERN-Com. Course Y-Teens, Peppy Peggys, Glee Club LARRY REED-Com. Course Hi-Y WIIEY RISLEY--Voc. Agric. Course Football, F.F.A., Mixed Chorus, Band FRANKIE ROBERTS--Col. Prep. Course Football, Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus JAMES SAHYER--Gen. Course Football, Track, Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus SATELLITES ASTRA MAG A Queen KayAnn Queen Kay Ann and Attendants Patty and Peggy ANNUAL QUEEN Nominations for annual queen were made by the student body, after which an election was held. Kay Ann Leigh was chosen queen. Patty Lallemand and Peggy Groff were her attendants. An impres- sive crowning ceremony was presented before the student body and was given a second time at the Queen Ilsfgvmntczgfgoescott' junior-senior prom on May 2. QM if 1 A 5 A A ' ' - Attendant Patty with escort, Crown-bearer, Arlene Attendant Peggy with escort, Bobby Joe Davied Stevens Herbert Thompson -13- e if 4:-rf' W-re--v 'JX Q? ' P M fi -':'A .P Q' J .,,.,. ,Q R , -.X J ff 'Q A2 : ni' ,yen L W Q12 S-1' gr X ., Ha 'G-mf '1' Y Q3 Xl -. ,nf- -:g Donald Bauder Tommy Bivens Larry Blessant Richard Bloomcamp Marvin Boore Thora Coester Sally Coston Sharon Crosetto Gary Davenport Shirley DeRidder Michael Dundee John Frerichs J ohn Gillette Glor ia Gladson Derma Guss Karon I-Iagemann Donovan Hale Caroline Harbold Ronnie Herlocker Ronald Hess Robert Hiland John Holloway Patricia Humble Richard Jagels , l ! if f'i J In xx w :E. Lf1.Q R aj 7 sf, , Blaine Hewett, President Dorothy Wiechert, V, President f Fleta Jones, Sec .-Treasurer gi' Montee Battaglia 5 fl!! L. . it V IH 2 - 9 gi' I z H'-0 2 E 5 H -, ZTE? ' K f f 6' PLA ETS if .J f -9' .A J, f. V ,l . an Z Z , 5 Q ig jg, ,- I I . an A ii. ' i A -ee. 7 Q ' .h Hlfiqt-if-i f J ,, f f- , '1F5f.'aE. .I'f . ,:: 53 l 3 J ehee . J -. . W' V ' ,. f l ik '12 .E if .4 2 , , .,-. Vfik 1 Edward Keearns Billie Kmiec Phyllis La.Forge -1 4.. W if 2 li f X we Kwai, 7 , 4,-,gif Qdisf, l e. ,4515 .' Firwm. , 313, , in . ' if' 1, .. , -u r f f. William Larmer 5' S -. 'L A Wendell Lentz -Q on - Berman Milburn lf P Joe Nepote 1 P H J . or J Qz' - J - -: a f , If '- W l at ll --' fl J ' '1' lf J P nf ,:, ,-. C Q ' T ' lll Z Q lll, J 'P J r ewes l Wd Q. 4, ,7 A ,. ,sgln -6 . r 4 fi..'L!'., PLA ETS -. H 4W,LA, V.. get l 1. H Wie , gg ig? - X Q 1 1- nt CV' he .ew Ei g? E I 5' 'sf we - 'E XM, s f L i! iv' 5 , - ,krl ji HN , Q, x l L Gerald Whiteman Edith Wilson John Zettl 5.- t ii 5 f- Q, -1 S 1 -. :.--:: 1 p S ima 4 5 Y iv A ll W Gerald Offerman Anna Oplotnik Frank Oplotnik Brenda Page Helen Payne Betty Peterson Roscoe Peterson Joann Pitkin Martha Price Joseph Sawyer Carolyn Scales Barbara Scammell Luanne Shipman Charles Southard Darlene Stiteler Shirley Stroud David Strunk Morris Swan Frankie Tewell Kenneth Threlfall Deloris Viets Thomas Waller Charlotte Walsh William Whitcomb ,... .,,.1 AN ggi 1 1 Us W if 1 es NF' ' -www .. , Af! , K! i 5 . : , ,D no yr D mf 1 7 A r y Joyce Marsh, President 4 Albert Zordani, V. President H A 'l 5 Q i i :f' Q Zi' Vzz 5 Michael Karr, Sec.-Treasurer ' J Q. r w? .n' 1 aqui 0 X 4 'Y Wx A vt r A ' D lfe D Betty Bennett M U .QY Mary A. Bloomer ' : V' f in Y fi n Y' i I A f K .. , , ,V ef , A v..,V - ' Patricia Boatman I , , tr ll A-all a.m or en ,QQ-J cce D D D ' My Bw KW , .... . .:': 1 - VVLLK Q I W grid Brueggma-n V, I d Y W 'a-? ' A , , f,'. at Q A k -if P qw, Loretta Butler n Y A Annette Christian , 4 L if f , B :rw a .lf if Joe Crocker y D Q at 1 W' ,E , trtt, Kathryn Daniels L 'e-:A, z 7 . 1 Gary Dziadula h e ' 'f ' Donna Elliott ' D , , D wwf Richard G11.f111an - ,Q ..- -- ,A - D 'W it X' D A Dennis Gillard 3 Wy ,W e v-f 5 Dennis Gillard I y gage ig ...ff zye ggi n e tt D ll . an on D for f fm if J ri ei ? if I , , I , ,: gigisrsx r i ' xx Q n K :.. ., A y A Stanley Gilliland My A D Q ' cs I I, y Lindeye Glad D W- . D 'T'-GF n Mie Donna Gladson D 'W Zig I D ,D L 1 1 '2 ' Barbara Green l D Q 5 1 D if A '- - Zlf Noma Henderson D ' p f ' fc.. anesre Af he J . W rf n U M I n Joyce Herlwker V W rg en. ga l llul. , Barbara Hicks .V ,,, y ..-C TQ. Algiahggzggihelt I A. , r AL y Gary M ,rry, . We Q M d Judith Kennedy -1 y yn Y I . J Q42 K R A A 9 3 : n or E. C. Mdcornnck A 7 . D A yiy?'t - Sally McDonald D , y L , Roger Mahnken All .,... Linda Marcum -wg N ,K ...J V ' A T A nn nn n n - 5 D I' Q V L 5 if rw 'Q-Ulm 23: is , x X W5 7sgp4q 'v f wa wi -je Y 5 , at i ,wi Q92 K , ri . Z,::: 4? sn Y f K my if ll V gig an 'K uno' , -nv-Q A I 93. s ff 'S A ' 9 3' K' M 3' is ' t -if wy , I . no YA B C9-fllyn Mathis we X, . M, .. Sharon Matlock . ' hey ' -,:- N YJ Phyllis Mead 'W . s -. -' me aaafa r J a M a J M aaaa, J errie Meck Perry Michael 4' E Gerene Miesner rr M V- Kel Miller M ly J W get Marvin Murphy I V-f Harry olaham t x wr W . William Niggemann laa l i , ,W Marilyn Payne , W M- , - M , Marguerite Peak -,... J .r-,A ,Lk M A -fm 'V 'W - ' M ' f Ilene Penachio 4 M s . vt N V I , ' M W 1, W' Irene Penachio 95 J s Q' a J M J 'r-Arr David Peterson 1 wx fl Mx 1f655ffXf' ,ff r -fi? Nicholas Purkey H ' ,A ., V Carol Shipman V - 1Q Lth f Maaa ' Carolyn Steffens W V , .wily 5 K K k5i7 , In s .rg Q ,M 1 Q A J A J Francis stone W rpg? .-E - JY I J mffgs J-ff r A. - irrr Y Bessie Sweet V, 1 ,, Ada Sveetser J 1 W 1 J :,,V ,fvaf M' , rrr Martha Todd ix 1 J J -':A: James Tovmsend V , 'T I ' :,, :J - a l W, Robert Townsend 5 Z 3 W e a t-a r , Janice Turner K' ' 4 , . 'L ag Q Q- Judy Turner .- ' J I ,w .f if 'I John Viets Ma T m r r -'- 'A' I P ' j ' . M Maudina wigton J Q Za Q ' A , .. A 3 I , Y i - 'QS ft if 7' X nf : K . h Dianne Williamson 7 Wilbur Wulf ' ki . a Cecelia Ysidro . v-r' r. M V wr-um , . L V ryrs j AZL ,J -17- a fs J . ., 2' id' W -Ri 3 S . M J fe' 2 in 5? AEK a A' ' a V5 X ,M b 241h,, K zbz i . T Ronnie Wutke, President, A S E R 0 I D S Donna Murphy, V. President gg 1. -- A- - - L be 1 A Karen DeLange, Sec.-Treasurer n s e ex - A. e Velma -A-fd ' - L ' Q In A' Sharon Bever h T E. I Ak,- , ,K David Bixler M kgs, Don Blair f Gary Blessant M .E-:Q ' 'N S .,,: ,,.: 5 fist ' e Ruth Carnall f M ' Xe Betty coester - ...Q 9 A5 ' - -ff JoAnn coaster A - we R' r rrir . Patty com-aa s H ',.' f ' 3- sf 5 e rr : A rrrrr as i'i '-2' ff' R H' Yi f fl . 1 . 1 1 I .vi ,. . T . ? lnr U an wg, .4 ff il ., L ' T J' if 'V J S F mviwii -.21 Georgia Dornik Linda Erickson Sharon Garrett Florine Gates Richard Coston Irene Crawley Bill Cussimanio Paul Davis Hn'-v-ve? ' Tl r n n Taffy Glad f if erre 1 Donald Golub -- U ' f-: V Elaine Hagemann A , ,.-- - K 5 ,leg h, James Hanson . V l ,I gs Ernest Harbold j s X V 5 in me K . s Kathryn Harmon ennr Rogu Hill ners . -'8- .,, ' ' . if ,A 35' nr srrr s n e ASTERUIDS Hhs., 'f We Dorothy Hopkins Gary Horton Ha 1 Jo Sue Hudson Judith Jacquinot Finley Jones Lawanda Jones Arnold Kichler an , 'fi i Q ,fr Crystal Kavanagh 'x .W . ' in ,j?,fi3.: T T 'Tl n tt r n Carolyn Kreme J if F ' Q-'14 J ., itii - Dorothy Worse sux.. -I F K .Ki lil Q D .1 rxsrr l Jgye Larmer y -IIW ' L1 J . Valetta Lentz '- l il Q1 y . 'l 1 f' ' W -. on i s Patricia Leverich A , f :.11 ' we , 11? Darrell Lusebrink Stephen Marshall Patsy Mason Richard Mason ,gdb 1 ev -9-P' Herman Masser ,J l. f W we it M wima Meek , -ei Q J J W 1 y August Mengarelli f 'M' H A, JM Www' Pamela Miller - Q, l a w K: as J f , J 5 N. M! We 4 'X xi ., clan f Q' WE' , 2 Y' r 5 I ,. a My i , , . K ,5 mm,-K an -uf-w., 'a sf ,AJ is E' K 2 if A 5' ff 'f f , V' x If , -'L J 'lyi fi L in Eldon Mills Johnnie Murnane Billy Neet Sandra Neil 5 Carol Payne Susan Payne James Peak Ronald Pearce ...1 9- in ' Y, F, ,s N x Q ,F ,.' War' Ri 5:2 Q ' Ami. ,W r 'a 5 sf I K i U Elmer Scales Ruth Scaxmnell Marilyn Senecaut Shirley Simon Judith Smith ASTERDIDS Vincent Pentola Patsy Peterson James Piccinelli Esther Price Gary Puffinbarger Jo Lea Reynolds an William Riggs V W e Frank Sawyer j ' W .ggv E::,2: iz, i k kiyrk 7 3 E' ,Q gags? aye crne W, My my 5 5-7 Q N' H W xx X ii.: 2K 2' -if E, en sn ns g 5 L 'N--X in' ,As .A Y' Mb J Q: ,-M E - uw NI 5...-ff ve i mw xa gg ,J Q ,,.. N355 Erma Stevens Dennis Swan George Sweetser Gerald Tavernaro Q '57 or John Tewell if f Norman Ulbrich nogn Eddie Walsh Charlotte Weber Roger Weber Jay Wiechert Harriett Williams Margaret Wilson Etna Wulf Shirley Zagar Billy Ziegler Y gl' I 'Q avg w if he ,, .... A QF' .K 5-A S 2-. t fr If if I . , wif' nu ' L X ,y 'pl Q i f S . ,,,- J Q' ,. , gl fsr . 4 of Q' if im GEDPHYSICAL YEAR Aug . 26- 27- 28 Registration 29 Freshman Orientation Sept. 3 School Begins Q7 23 Elias Ward Lecture 62 1 28 Band to MoCune Homecoming A Oct 2 Y-Teen Fall Conference at Pittsburg auf' 15 F.F.A. to National Meeting at Kansas 16 Safety Film -by Highx-my Patrol ' 17 Americana Program V f 19 Band to K.S.T.C. Homecoming ' ' Nov. li Bertelle's Birds I 7- 8 K.S.T.A. Meetings 1- lb Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Tea 28-29 Thanksgiving Vacation Dec 6- 7 Hi-Y Model Legislature at Topeka 19 Christmas Concert 19 Christmas Film 20 Christmas Vacation Begins Jan. 2 Classes Resumed 16 Junior Play 17 First Semester Ends ' ' - X1 27-28-29-31 League B.B. Tournament at Frontenac 'i Feb 6 nf. Haderlein Dental Health Lecture 1 7 The Fitzgeralds Program 5 , 21 A11 School Party If 25 John Brown University Tumbling Team I .. ' ' , . ie J 26-27 28 District B B Tournament at Er My March 6- 7 - Regional B.B. Tournament at Neodesha 10 -- League Speech and Drama Festival at Pitts 13 -- Jack Rank'S The Taming of the Shrew 19 -- League Music Festival at Girard 21 - Music Concert by Webb City School 22 -- District Speech and Drama Festival at Pittsburg 211 -- P.E.O. Tea for Junior and Senior Girls 25 -- Youth Health Conference 28-29 -- District Music Festival at K.S.T.C. April 14 Good Friday Vacation ll Snow White Marionette Show ll Pittsburg Relays 17 Senior Play 18 Track Meet at College High 19 State Music Festival at Emporia 21 Robert Zimmerman Lecture 22 Track Meet at Chanute 23 Athletic Banquet 25 Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Tea ' May 1 League Track Meet at Pittsburg ' V -1 g 6 F.F.A. Parent-Son Chili Supper -I 9-10 Regional Track Meet f 35? f-X 13 Spring Music Concert 7 ty Q 1 25 Baccalaureate 4 'ace-' f 28 Commencement 1 7 29 School Closes K! -575 X K -26 X! Q U -22- Martha Umphenour CDSMIC RAYS Advisers- ------ --- ------------------- Mr . Taylor Miss Oles Miss Townsend Compiler and Typist- ---- - ---- - ------- Miss Oles Ass i stants---- Art- --------- ------- - ---- Back Row, l. to r. Bobby Joe Davied Elaine Hewett Dorothy Wiechert Albert Zordani Donna Murphy Ronnie Wutke Front Row, 1. to r. Kay Ann Leigh Arlene Stevens Fleta Jones Joyce Marsh Michael Karr Karen DeLange Alice Bloomer ------ ------- Mary Barbara Bollwinkel Lindeye Glad Elaine Hewett Fleta Jones Julia Lindsay Ilene Penachio Irene Penachio Patsy Tersinar Martha Umphenour Jo Helen Umphenour -- ------- Roma A. Smith Advertising and Sales ----------- Standing, 1. to r Lindeye Glad Miss Townsend Ilene Penachio Mr. Taylor Miss Oles Seated, l. to r. Fleta Jones Roma A. Smith Elaine Hewett Patsy Tersinar Julia Lindsay Barbara Bollwinkel Jo Helen Umphenour Irene Penachio Mary Alice Bloomer may I fl! 1 2 4 B g SS Bobby Joe Davied Karen DeLa.nge Elaine Hewett Fleta Jones Michael Karr Kay Ann Leigh Joyce Marsh Donna Murphy Arlene Stevens Dorothy Wiechert Ronnie Wutke Albert Zordani -23- Anno-ruo'ros F. Jones--Jr. Play Jr.-Sr. Prom--1VIrs. Jameson, Miss Tovmsend, Supt. Taylor, Turner Urnphenour twins, L. Hopkins, F. Jones at at School Party Hewett--Jr. Play Pep assembly with Arma cheerleaders-- Waller, Donnis Gillard, Karr, Thompson A. Stevens running off semester lh 12 13 7. Coaches Shireman and Jameson 8 . Rock-n-Rollers E. Wilson and Whitcomb at School Party . Track men Keearns, Southard, Donnis Gillard 9 lo. our om High 11 . Mrs. McAdoo and Miss Heller at Jr.-Sr. Prom . Custodian Kenneth Bloomer . Our cheerleaders--Lindsay, McDonald, D. Gladson, Smith, B. Sca.mmell, Viets tests . Mrs. McAdoo and Mrs. Brazil at Jr.-Sr. Prom 15 16 17 18 t w ilk . Javelin-thrower Brisbin . Runner Donnis Gillard . Up and Over--Michael . Discus-thrower Bloomcamp sigh? im h El- . ' W. , bt- 'ff' - - sh Q T .,.,.......,..c.. X T . 4 , - -b ,F Q-'N -, wfzvfufxffc ' l'T 'R' ' A 7 1. . ,,.1 f Q25 W X 3? 'K M, S , 5 4 W Wi? .1 34' QE , . 5? i R iff ' W k F 'Wim Q, VQE ' W fi K 'W 1 A X Q at sf. , fa. . sf .1..,...:. ' : K fu V W ' rw X 8 1. may F , T. K H .1 ,A ' aa,-:Www-fm 3, Fi .2 7 , Wggkjkifjnrt mi .5 ,r ag, Q ki '. 1 ' M . 1 K . M LW? p in wg. 1. V. , 1. M Q - A any ,, . Q Www Q, V H A N, -. -ff, . f,.4e ': K 9 we is ,1 W lm. I Y M N M ,gg ,im H ASTRO AUTS Sept. 20 Yates Center 27 Riverton Oct. ga -X-Frontenac 1 -XCherokee 25 -Karma Nov. 15 -I-Mdlune 'lf League Games Co-captain Bobby Davied, Coach Jameson, Coach Shireman, Co-captain William Stith FCXJTBALL The 1957 football season was not a good one in the won and lost record, but it did give a good look at a lot of promising young players coming up. Gira:-d's season was cut from eight to six games because of the flu that hit the area. The team played some good hall games and made their best showing against strong teams. All of the underclass boys feel the experience gained this year with bring a good 1958 season. Bottom Row, 1 to r.--Risley, Jacquinot, Brisbin, J. Sawyer, Davied, Stith, Thompson, Perrin, Nepote Southard, Whitcombg Second Row-Mr. Jameson, Hess, D. Gillard, Zordani, Karr, Mengarelli, Waller, Michael, Donnis Gillard, Frerichs, Larmer, Hiland, Mr. Shiremang Top Row--Gillette, Johnson, Borden, iggs, Dundee, R. Tovmsend, Niggemann, J. Townsend, Purkey, Piccinelli, Wutke, Bloomcamp -25- 1957-58 FOOTBALL GAMES SHUDTI G STARS Front Row, 1. to r.--Everitt, Southard, Thompson, Brisbin, Davenport, Whitcomb, Donnis Gillardg Second Row--Mr. Jam- eson, Borden, Waller, Karr, Hiland, D. Gillard, Johnson, Herlocker, Mr. Shiremang Back Row--D. Peterson, Riggs, Zet- tl, Wutke, Mengarelli, Picci- nelli, Battaglia, Michael was absent. BASKETBALL The G. H. S. basketball squad had a fair season. The A team was slow getting started because they were hurt by the late football injury of Bloomcamp. The whole offense set-up had to be changed. In the district tourney at Erie they started to move. In the first game Girard beat Cherryvale and then beat St. Mary's of Pittsburg the second night to go into the finals against Fredonia. Fredonia beat Girard in a thrilling game to win the district title. In the regional tourney at Neodesha the Girard team finished fourth. The Girard B squad had a good season winning second in the league and second in the league tourney. Some of the boys from the B squad also furnished a great deal of power for the team in the district and regional tourna- ments. gma- l. Michael, Mengarelli, Johnson and Ama boys 2. Mengarelli, D. Gillard, Karr and Arma boys 3. Mengarelli, Karr, Michael and Arma boys Dec. Jan. Feb. 3 6 10 13 17 zo 3 10 1h 17 2h 7 ll 1h 18 19 SH00'l'I G STARS ul? l. Whitcomb, Everitt, Southard and Arma boys 2. Whitcomb, Brisbin, Everitt, Thompson, Southard and Arma boys 3. Brisbin, Everitt, Thompson, Michael and Arma boys League at Frontenac Jan. 27 CA Teamj Frontenac CB Teaml Frontenac 29 CB Teaml Mdlune 31 CB Teamj Ama Season Play Riverton NArcadia Galena 4Col1ege High wArma +McCune +Frontenac NCherokee Riverton xircadia 4Col1ege High 4Arma iMoCune iFrontenac 4Cherokee Altamont iLeague Games A Team G 0 h2--b5 70- S6 56--38 h2--M3 57--80 hS--56 L19--62 115--36 51- 148 57--61 67- 72 311- 39 h3- b8 h7--60 62--b9 55--67 G 0 S3--61 32--30 50--ho M3-53 B Team G O 50--33 62-- 27 53- 52 hd- 37 Sh--57 hl--36 6h--36 h9--27 57- h7 75--35 h7- 39 h8- h9 57- 59 M5--39 Sh--39 S2-- 60 TOURNAMENTS District at Erie G O Feb. 25 Cherryvale 62-26 26 st. Haryis Sh-52 27 Fredonia 38--h2 Regional at Neodesha Mar. 6 Neodesha 30--69 7 Galena U5--59 Brisbin, Everitt, Thompson, Michael and Arms boys ..27.. RUCKETS Bottom Row, 1. to r.--Glad, Marshall, Neet, Gates, G. Blessant, Bloomoamp, Southard, Nepote, Whitcomb, Mengarellig Second Row---Mr. Shireman, James Hanson, Coston, Miller, Bixler, Blair, Wutke, Turner, Thompson, Purkey, D. Gillard, Mr. Jameson, Back Row--L. Blessant, Frerichs, Davenport, Donnis Gillard, Brisbin, Keearns, Hiland, Borden, B. Townsend, Piccinelli, D. Peterson TRACK The 1958 track team has not completed its season, but it has done a good job in the meets this year. The weather has not been good and training conditions have been very had because of the rain and mud, but the boys have worked hard and great improvement has been shovm in all events. In the Pittsburg Relays Girard scored lh points to lace sixth in a field of 25 class A schools. On April 18 the team scored B8 points in an eight team meet at Pittsburg. This placed them second. On April 22 Girard placed seventh by scoring 15 points in a nine team meet at Chanute where they competed with class A and 'AA' schools Oliver Turner John Brisbin Herbert Thompson Bill Whitcomb -28- Richard Bloomcamp Charles Southard sncunrrv PDLICE SCHOOL PATROL Every noon the six boys who act as School Patrol may be seen on the street corners south of the building, directing pedes- trian traffic with the familiar patrol flags. They give protection to the stu- dents, and my have saved some lives. Our thanks to them. i c, Bixler, Davenport, J. Townsend, B. Tmmsend McCormack and Wulf were absent. IRIVBRS EDIBATION The drivers education department had another good year. Forty-nine students com- pleted the course and all of them showed ability of being good drivers. Girard's drivers education classes were up with the top schools in the state in all re- quirements for proper credit. Classroom and in the car time was ahead of many schools. The school purchased a car of its mm for the class this year and this was a great help to those enrolled in the first semester class as they did not have to wait for a car. This was a big time saver and made the course more effi- cient. Bottom Row, 1. to r.--Miesner, Boatman, Christian, Mead, Herlocker, Matlock, D. Glad- son, B. Bennett, Lindsay, Mathis, Bollwinkel, Brees, Hicks, Ysidro, C. Shipman, Seo- ond Row-Brueggman, Daniels, Rowe, Kennedy, G. Gladson, B. Peterson, Williamson, But- ler, Peak, I. Penachio, Irene Penachio, Wigton, B. Coester, M. Todd, A. Bennett, Sweet, Back Row--Zettl, Waller, Bloomcamp, D. Peterson, L. Blessant, Donnis Gillard, Crocker, Dundee, J. Townsend, Borden, Kmiec, Hess, Offerman, Mr. Jameson -29- S FIREBALLS t Julia Lindsay Deloris Viets PBPPYPEGFIS Whenever the Girard Trojan football or basketball teams were in action, you were sure to see numbered among the spectators Dom! a group of peppy girls together with Gudson their six cheerleaders encouraging the boys to win a victory for the school. These girls help to inspire the teams to play their very best. Bottom row, 1. to r.--Detjen, R. Todd, Elliott, B. Scamell, Vlets, Carnall, R. Scammll, Mathis, Groff, G. Gladsong Second row--Irene Penachio, I. Ponachio, J. Heck, J. Turner, Tersimr, Green, Murphy, Brees, Peak, Third row-Walsh, Oldhm, Stalker, R. Smith, Steffens, Henderson, Uiechert, B. Peterson, Pitkin, Hewettg Top rw-Scales, H. Todd, Rowe, Kunshek, Ihroum, Hiesner, Crosetto, Daniels, Bollwinkel, Coester, Williamson Bottom row, 1. to r.-Borden, Judy Turner, B. Stevens, J. Smith, Farmer, L. Glad, D. Gladson, Harsh, Brueggemsng Second ral-lhtlock, Christian, Ysldro, Lindsgy, Zagar, Bloomer, H. Payne, M. Wilson, Third PUD-L3-!'E!', McDonald, Bever, H. Umphenour, J. Umphenour, Senecaut, C. Payne, W. Meck, Creu- Iizyg Tip row-Hrs. Hchdoo, Deflidder, F. Jones, B. Wilson, Hicks, Mead, L. Jones, Leigh, Conrad, ss He lor OFFICES OP PEPPY PEGGIS President--------Rebecca Todd V. President,-------Karen Borden Sec.-Treasurer--.-.-.P1-91115 lbad Faculty Advisors----Mrs. McAdoo Miss Heller Barbara Scamnell ?1 Sally McDonald .HMM Ls ,b -..- Q ..31- Jury Smith MARTIA S Bottom Row, l. to r.--F. Jones, C. Shipma.n, E. Stevens, J. Sllth, R. Todd, Groff, Elliott, lhtlock, H. Payne, Borden, Second Row--Turner, Herlocker, Christian, McDonald, Lindsay, Irene Penachio, I. Penachio, Murphy, Ysidro, Oldham, Kavanagh, Third Rau--E. Wilson, A. Bennett, Redfern, Scales, Stiteler, Humble, DeRidder, Green, Coester, B. Peterson, Tw Raw--Pitkin, G. Gladson, Wiechert, Steffens, J. Meck, Rowe, Marcum, Daniels, Peak, M. Todd, Williamson Y- TEEN CLUB An inspirational organization for girls under the leadership of the Y.W.C.A. is the Y-Teen Club. Their activities are centered around religious observances. Noon hour pre-Easter services were held jointly with the Hi-Y Club. The Y-Teen and Hi-Y Clubs presented a cantata for the Easter assembly at the high school. During Education Week the mothers of the Y-Teen girls were guests at a tea in their honor. M. Umphenour, J. Turner, Farmer, A. Stevens, J. Umphenour, Bollwinkel, Stalker, Kunshek, Chairmen, K. Hagemann, Sec., R. Smith, Pres., Hewett, V. Pres., Detjen, Trans, Bottom Row, 1. to r.-Mrs. Brazil, L. Glad, DeLange, Reynolds, Larmer, Hicks, S. Payne, Mrs. John- son, Second Row--W. Meck, P. Peterson, Gates, Bever, C. Payne, L. Jones, Neil, B. Bennett, L. Hop- kins, Third Row--D. Gladson, Leigh, Wulf, Tersinar, Marsh, Mead, Price, Crawley, H. Payne, Top Row--Kroenke, D. Hopkins, Conrad, Mathis, Carnall, R. Scammell, Henderson, Viets, B. Scexmnell, L. Shipman, M. Wilson 13 MARTIA S Q Ugg YQNWW im..--axwvad Bottom Row, 1. to r.-G. Blessant, Herlocker, Glad, F. Sawyer, Ziegler, James Hanson, Pearce, Pio- cinellig Second Row-Coston, Bixler, Ulbrich, Tavernaro, J. Tewell, Borden, Battaglia, DeLe.nge3 Top Row--Whiteman, Holloway, Michael, D. Gillard, Frerichs, Johnson, Hess, Hill HI-Y CLUB An organization for boys similar to the Y-Teen Club is the Hi-Y Club. They worked jointly with the Y-Teen Club in planning and presenting the pre-Easter services and high school Easter assem- bly. They also took an active part in the model legislature at Topeka on De- cember 6-7. Bottom Row, 1. to r.--Waller, V. Pres., Dechario, Pres., Karr, Chaplain, Top Row--Everitt, Treas.3 Bloomca.mp, Seo., Hiland, Parliamentarian Bottom Row, 1. to r.--Stolte, Viets, R. Peterson, Thompson, Roberts, Nepote, Wiechert, Davis, J. Sawyer, Second Row-Zettl, J. Townsend, Mills, Dundee, McCracken, Purkey, Bauder, Southardg Top Row--Mr. Hughes, Donnis Gillard, Strunk, Mengarelli, Keearns, Brisbin, Gilfillan, R. Toumsend, Gil- lette, Zordani, Mr. Brazil of? A SPACE CADETS Bottom Row, 1. to r. Pearce, Wiechert, Mr. Vanlllorsdall, J. Townsend, Miller Second Row, 1. to r. Gillette, Niggemann, Hiland, Keearns Top Row, l. to r. Waller, R. Toumsend, Zettl, Viets SLENCE CLUB The science club works on various science projects and studies the latest develop- ments in the field of science. Hr. U. W. Va.nNorsd:a.11 is their adviser. OFFICERS Science Club President ---- - Tony Dechario V. President --- Donnie Bauder Sec.-Trees.. ---- Rebecca Todd F. F. A. President ---- Bobby J. Davied V. Pres. -- Napoleon Jacquinot Secretary ---- Ronald DeLange Treasurer ----- Marvin Murphy Reporter ------ Wiley Risley Sentinel ------ Donovan Hale Back Row, l. to r.--Jacquinot, Hale, Risley, Davied, DeLange, Front Row, 1. to r.--R. Peterson, R. Todd, Dechario, Bauder FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The twenty-seven members of the F.F.A., this year, have participated in the follow- ing activities: leadership school, school assembly, community services, poultry, dairy products, livestock, and soil judging, and many other worthwhile activities. The faculty adviser is Mr. Jack E. Mdilaskey. Bottom Row, 1. to r. Larmer, Threlfall, Holloway, Oplotnilt, Dziadula, Stolte Second Row, 1. to r. Mr. McC1askey, Zordani, Kich- ler, Mahnl-sen, Lentz, Oldham, Jagels, Murnane Top Row, 1. to r. Puffinbarger, Weber, Wulf, Harbold, Gilfillan, Butler, Masser, Brown -S+- TOP SECRET Standing, 1. to r. Scazmnell, Waller, L. Shipman, Viets, R. Peterson, Frerichs, Keearns, Hewett, Fleta Jones Seated, 1. to r. Wiechert, LaForge, Hagemann, Hiland JUNICR PLAY On January 16 a group of twelve juniors presented their annual play, I'm A Fully Crisis, and it was enjoyed by all who attended. We stall look forward to their production as seniors. Roscoe Peterson served as stage and property manger. ks. McAdoo and Miss Heller were the directors. fi 3. , I I , av K Scammell, Wiechert, L. Shipman, Viets, Hagemann, Hewett SENIOR PLAY The senior class has within its number several talented actors and actresses. This fact was proved when they, with a cast of twenty, presented on April 17 their play, UA Dance With Our Miss Brooks. Those who attended felt their evening had been well spent. Barbara Kunshek was the business manager. Hrs. Hdldoo and Miss Heller were the directors. Standing, 1. to r. Detjen, Bollwinkel, Kunshek, Stalker, Oldham, Farmer, Tur- ner, Dechario, Brisbin, Da- vied, Lindsay, M. Umphenour Seated, 1. to r. Leigh, Stevens, S. Glad, Bor- den, DeLange, R. Todd, Thomp- son, J. Urnphenour, Smith 1 -35- MAJORE'I I'E,S Kunshek, A. Stevens, H. Payne, Leigh, S. Payne, E. Stevens, Borden ACCOMPANISTS P. La.Forge, Mathis, Herlocker, R. Scarmnell, E. Hagemann, Hewett, E. Wilson, Lindsay, Viets, Stalker, Green, R. Todd, Fleta Jones, Boatman, J. Umphenour, Seated--K. Hagemann CORNET QIIARTET Zettl, D. Gillard, Frerichs, Nepote CELESTIAL MUSIC BAND Back Row, 1. to r.--Mr. Wolff, Bauder, Battaglia, Hiland, J. Meek, Guss, Mead, Christian, Larmer, Carnall, P. Peterson, M. Todd, C. Payne, Crawley, Farmer, Viets, Judy Turner, Second Row--R. Smith, Lindsay, M. Umphenour, Stalker, Stroud, Karr, Niggemann, DeRidder, B. Peterson, Daniels, Tavernaro, H. Wilson, W. Heck, Henderson, Steffensg Front Row--Fleta Jones, K. I-lagemann, Gillette, Bollwinkel, Terrell, Bever, M. Payne, J. Smith, T. Coester, J. Umphenour, R. Todd, Twirlers--A. Stevens, H. Payne, Leigh -55- MIXED WOOUJIND QUARTET R. Smith, Gillette, Bauder, Fleta Jones TROMBONB QUARTET Hess, Keearns, Dechario, Borden 00 CLARINET TRIO M. Umphenour, Lindsay, Stalker CLARINET QUARTET Battaglia, Bollwinkel, Hiland, Bauder CCRNET 'IRIO Boatman, P. LaForge, E. Hage- mn MIXED WOIHIND TRIO J. Umphenour, K. Hagemann, H. Umphenour FLUTE QUARTET J. Umphenour, R. Todd, T. Coes- ter, J. smith CELESTIAL MUSIC BAND Back Row, 1. to r.--S. Glad, D. Gladson, Detjen, R. Townsend, R. Peterson, Mathis, Green, Mengarelli Purkey, Borden, Brisbin, Hess, Keearns, Dechario, Kunshekg Second Row--E. Wilson, Johnson, Boore Gilliland, Hiller, L. Blessant, T. Glad, Wutke, Piccinelli, F. Jones, Holloway, Zettl, P. LaForge Front Row--Whitcomb, Southard, Viets, Ysidro, L. Glad, D. Gillard, Nepote, Frerichsg Twirlers--S Borden -571 MDCED G-ICRUS Back Row, 1. to r.--Walsh, Ulbrich, F. Sawyer, F. Jones, R. Peterson, Southard, Bauder, James Sawyer, Roberts, D. Swan, Piccinelli, Viets, Borden, Hale, Risley, Brisbing Second Row--S. Payne, Graff, Oldham, Stalker, Steffens, Green, Henderson, S. Stroud, Gates, Front Row--H. Payne, H. Umphonour, A. Stevens, Mathis, Borden, J. Smith, Farmer, R. Smith, R. Todd CELESTIAL MUSIC The Girard High School Music Department has been most active this year. On December 19 the band presented the annual Christmas concert, and the annual spring concert was given on May 13. The music department played for the junior and sen- ior plays, aided various local clubs by presenting musical programs , and presented the music for the baccalaureate and cormnencement services. Girard was host to the twelfth an- nual Crawford County Public High School League Music Festival on March 19. GIRLS TRIO P. LaForge, Steffens, Hewett GIRLS GLEE CLUB Back Row, 1. to r.--Mr. Wolff, Bollwinkel, Henderson, G. Gladson, Groff, Oldham, Stalker, R. Todd, R. Smith, Green, Mathis, Gates, L. Hopkins, Steffens, M. Todd, Herlockerg Second Row--H. Payne , Zagar, Leverich, Pitkin, M. Wilson, Conrad, E. Stevens, DeLa.nge, Leigh, Front Row--Borden, S. Glad, M. Um- phenour, J. Smith, S. Payne, L. Glad, Judy Turner, Bever, A. Stevens Q 2 4 wg fa. fu , 351 -58- 5 E Q? f f 4,4 is A . . MIXED CHORUS Back Row, 1. to r.--Mengarelli, Boore, Keearns, Hiland, Gillette, Dechario, Hutke, R. Townsend, Hess, Herlocker, Whitcomb, Holloway, Dundee, Purkey, J. Townsend, J. Sawyer, Mr. Wolff, Second Row--Pi+- kin, Lallemand, L. Shipman, E. Wilson, K. Hagemann, Bollwinkel, Leigh, Hewett, Vietsg Front Row--J. Umphenour, Mason, E. Stevens, D. Gladson, Fleta Jones, Lindsay, Detjen, P. LaForge CELESTIAL MUSIC Our music department was represented in three music festivals during the year. At the ,league festival they received fif- teen I ratings and nine II ratings. When our school entered the District Music Festival at Pittsburg on March 28 and 29, we were able to gain ten I ratings, sixteen II ratings, three III ratings, and one IV rating. The solos and small groups receiving I ratings at Pittsburg were eligible to enter the State Festival at Emporia on April 19. Three instrumental groups, four instrumental solos and two vocal solos represen- ted Girard at Emporia, and received three I ratings, five II ratings, and one III rating. GIRLS QIIARFET Lindsay, Green, M. Umphenour, J. Umphenour GIRLS GLEE CLUB Back Row, 1. to r.--Peak, Wiechert, R. Scammell, Kunshek, Lallemand, K. Hagenmnn, Hewett, T. Coes- ter, Bogner, E. Wilson, L. Shipman, Redfern, Stroud, Viets, F. Jones, Second Row--Detjen, Irene Penachio, I. Penachio, Price, Walsh, Scales, DeRidder, Guss, Crawley, Neil, Front Row-Oplotnik, Farmer, P. LaForge, Mason, D. Gladson, Lindsay, J. Umphenour -39- This class is learning languages, They will be the interpreters on the new-found planet. Spanish I is taught by Mrs. Lisenbee. Statisticians for our trip will he the Alge- bra I class. Mrs. Cuthbertson is the in- structor. Mrs. McAdoo is the English III instructor. This class will also act as interpreters on our space trip. The chemistry class will prepare the fuel for the launching of our space ship. Mr. VanNorsdall is the instructor. Mr. Klingler, student teacher, is assisting him. Physical fitness is a requirement for inter- planetary travel. Miss Heller is the in- structor for the girls physical education class. Mr. Jameson, chief pilot here on earth, must of necessity have steady nerves. His group will be well-trained to conduct tours of the newly discovered space lands. After the earth training, any old space path will do. W s in rf . gdggeilllll Cv- gmt ..3 K X o Mrs. Brazil will supervise the making of the space suits. She is the instructor of the clothing classes. Mr. Mdllaskey plans to introduce chickens on the moon, also many new types of grains and other crops which will develop in outer space. Even space travelers must eat. This is the Voc. Ag. IV class. This class of Typing I students will keep a complete record of our trip for future gen- erations. Mrs. Johnson is the instructor. Miss Bronson, student teacher, assists her. LABDRATDRY PRDIECTS h. Mr. Brazil and his government students are studying government plans for outer space. Space men must live under law, the same as elsewhere. The industrial arts department is charged with the duty of constructing equipment to be used in the space travel and on any newly discovered lands. Mr. .Hughes is the instructor. Mr. Cortner is the student teacher from K. S. T. C. .41- sncn ADVENTURES Standing, l. to r.---L. Hopkins, I. Penachio, Irene Penachio, J. Meck, Daniels, Tersinar, Leigh, J. Um- phenour, Lindsay, Seated, back row, 1. to r.--D. Gladson, Hewett, Stiteler, Elliott, Front row-- Marsh, Farmer, M. Umphenour LIBRARY The library is the heart of any school. What goes on in the school is to a great extent dependent on a good functioning library. Hence, our school feels very grateful to the group of students who work without pay to make the books available for our use. SPEECH Girard's entries in the League Speech and Drama Festival at College High on Match 10 - included a one-act play, Nobody Sleeps. McDonald, R. Scammell, I-Ierlocker, Larmer The members of the cast were Pa.mela Miller, Nicholas Purkey, Linda Marcum, Kathryn Har- Miller, Purkey, Marcum, Harmon, Mead mon, and Phyllis Mead. Sally McDonald en- tered with a humorous reading, Ruth Scam- mell, manuscript reading, Joyce Herlocker, oration, Joye Larmer, informative speech. On March 22 Ruth Scammell, Joyce Herlock- er, and Joye Larmer participated in the District Speech Festival at Pittsburg where they each received a rating of II. -42- LU AR UBSERVERS CAREER DAY .. Career Du was held on May 8. Dr. E. G. ff: Kennedy first addressed the student body -- on how to make a wise choice when select- ing a vocation. Then later in the day, the students divided into twelve differ- ent interest groups with consultants who were experts in their fields. Altogether it has proved to be a very valuable ex- perience for all who participated in the 1958 Career Dey. 5555575 ' X ,,, fd, if A ,p , U.- Q D.. . '1 'ix .eral fx yy , gg 2 gg- v L xm.: I 1 is ' 3 '4' BOYS AND GIRLS STATE The American Legion chose Jack Gillette as their Girard representative at Boys State on the basis of scholarship, character, and leadership. His alternate was Roscoe Peterson. Robert Hiland was selected by the Lions Club with Bobby Zettl as his al- ternate- Viets, Hewett, K. Hagemann, LaForge For Girls State the American Legion Aux- Peterson, Gillette, Hiland, Zettl iliary chose Karon Hagemann with Phyllis LaForge as alternate. Elaine Hewett was a P selected by the Ladies Federation of Study Clubs, and Deloris Viets was named as al- ternate. -45- The staff of the 19 8 Crimson and Gold wishes to thank the following sponsors who helped to make their Trojan space gl' possible. Barton's Radiator Service Beatrice Foods, Parsons Ben Franklin Store Bert's Auto Service Billie's Beauty Shop Bowlus School Supply, Pittsburg Branaman's Studio, Pittsburg Breneman Auto Parts Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lbr. Co. Calhoon-Putnam Lbr. Co. Roscoe Clutter, State Farm Agt. Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Pittsburg Craw-Kan Telephone Coop. Assoc., Inc. Dale White Tractor 8. Implement Co. Davis Drug Store Detjen Cleaners Dr. John S. Dienst Dorsey Funeral Home Dr. H. H. Dunlap Esthez-'s Cafe Evans Motor Co. Fern's Cafe First National Bank Florence's Beauty Shoppe W. J. CRedD Fox, Contractor Frazier Produce Lamb Ins. Agency Lamb's Firestone Service Louie's Zero Lockers 8 Ice Louise Beauty Shoppe McClelland Chiropractic Clinic Matthews Drug Store Mead Grocery Miller Radio Service F. M. Morris Sales 8. Service Nick's Welding Shop Oppernan Hardware Phillip's 66 Service Police Bros. Grocery Potter's Hatchery Producers Cooperative Assn. Quality Milling Co. Raymond's Mkt. Rhodes Lumber Co. Ruchvs Auto Service Ru.ff's Music Shop, Pittsburg Sam's Barber Shop Sauer's Dept. Store Sauer's Girard Appliance Sell and Sons Hardware Gene's Standard Service Semco Color Press, Oklahoma City, Okla. Dr. O. B. Gentry Girard Implement Co. Girard Laundry 8. Dry Cleaners Girard National Bank Girard Oil Co. Girard Press Girard Printing Co. Shamrock Style Shoppe Calvin Smith 8. Sons Used Cars D. G. Smith, Lawyer Smith-Wilcox Funeral Home Stalker Insurance John J. Stark, Contractor Southard Welding Service B. M. Gragg Typewriter Co., Pittsburg S-H Supply Co. Dr. R. V. Haderlein Harmon Bros. Implement Co. Higgie Walgreen Agency Drug Hitch and Son Plumbing Hi-Hay Auto Service Home Savings 8. Loan Assoc. John's Jewelry Joplin Janitor Supply, Joplin Karbe's Super Market Keith's Market Kelley Standard Service Kerns Printing Thompson Tire Service Va-Co-Hy Company, Inc. Veatch Music House Vincent Grocery Dr. Jack D. Walker Western Auto Store Wiley's Produce Company Zettl Bakeries Inc. ' 'W :smv.uev33nAa.eau:, x Mai. XA.. ,. x,3f:.,mKziv,5.ma.zi:Q,u,m Jizwwmr. Aman m2wmsf..w:.5:.1.m,:.f. . f. I-emit. 24,3 . nf W- gs A mam. :bags-,+fx,., -A - A , , .gf M: A fgamu. .a',.ycsu.uma:f.vu'.faun Trojans Beat Braves, 48-36 Cherokee. Jan. 10 Trojans won over the ' Braves here tonight in a scheduled Cee Cee league to ld. Brlsbln and McCracken led the Girard scoring dumping ln and' thirteen points in that Schooley set the pace hr Braves with flitaen points. Tuesday nlght, Girard will to Riverton for a non-league bout and Cherokee will host McCune. The box score: Cherokee 4381 FG I1' 2 Thompson ...... -................... 0 Schuberger. J. .... ............... 0 0 Schooley .,.......... ...... .. ........... 5 5 Jones ......,........ .......,.. ....... 1 5 Miller ........... ..,. . ........ 0 0 Schuberger ...,... ...... - 0 l Reda ........ .,... . .,...,. I 3 Lucchi ...... .... .. .... ... ... ll 0 'nun l....l... ....- ..... 9 is as Girard 4481 FG FT I' Everltt ....... , ........... .......... .. .... l 1 5 Glllard ................ ... ........ ........... 0 0 3 McCracken .................. 4 5 O Brlabln ........... .... .. -........ I' 9 2 Thompson ..... .............. 8 2 2 Southard ........ .... .. ..... 2 S I Whltcomb ................ . 1 0 4 Totals ................... -...- ........ 14 20 ll lnnnlng aeore by periods: Cherokee ...................... .... 8 19 21 M Girard ................. - ....... .. .... 'l 25 I1 sl Trojans Slip by Riverton 51-48 Riverton. Jan. school came back deficit at the half to'win, over Riverton tonight ln a league tilt. Girard finally captured the with about four minutes to the final period. With more than.two minutes to go 'hojans put on a. gall brought a series of Riverton and cinched the Girard victory. Jim Gipson took Riverton scor ing honors with eighteen points Michaels was high with points for Girard. In the B aqua contest Girard was also victorious 57-47. The box score: Riverton 1481 FG Hanson .,.......... .... ............,.... 0 1 Gipson , .... -.... 8 2 Laughlin ..................... .. ...... . ...... 4 0 Wasson ...- ......... .. ............. .. ..... 2 6 5 Coyle ,.... ......................... 4 3 1 Totals ........ .......,............... 18 11 15 Girard 1513 FG FFF Everltt ..., ......... .. .......... .. ....... .,, . 3 2 4 McCracken .......................... 0 1 1 Michaels ..... .........- .... ............... B 1 0 Brlshln .... ......................... 4 4 Thompson ........... ................. 1 3 Whltcomb .... .. .... ... .... ..,. 2 4 Totals .........,..... . ................. ll 15 12 Running score by periods: Riverton ..... ,..,........... .... . 20 36 46 Girard ..... -.......s........,., 9 23 38 SPACE Arcadia Beats Girard, 61-57 Girard, Jan. 17-Arcadia Girard here tonight in a league game, 61 to 57 Everitt led the loser's scoring sixteen points. Taking game scor- lng honors was Arcad1a's Dixon, who netted 22 points. In the preliminary contest, the Girard ieserves tromped the Ar- cadia es, '15 to 35. The box score: dogs stood Off the Girard GRAM Bulldogs Down Trojans 39-34 Girard, Feb 'I The Ar to claim s. 39-34 Cee Cee victory here tonight. John hit twelve for Arma and Everitt eighteen for Girard. Arma also took a narrow victory in the B game. hit eleven lor Arma and eighteen for Girard. The box score: with eighteen. the B team game McCune won. 59 to 51 ln the second over time period, with Bob Renfro de llvering the winning points The box score McCune 1481 Holden ........ ,.,... . . Allen ......... .. ...... J0hl1S0l'l ...... Sheplrd ...... BFOWII .,.,.... ...... Girard 1511 FG!-'T Girard 1343 FG Eval-mg ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, H ,,,, ,M 1 2 Everitt .................... as .... .,.., 7 Whey -------- --------- oluard .......... .m....-,...,..... o 0 Michael ----- -- ---- - 0 F --H - IMQC1-gcken -M,,,,,-,,,,,,,,-,bm 2 0 Bflsblll .......... ...-- 1 0 I ' Jghnsgn -Mn 1 1 0 Thompson ........ .... ...... 2 0 4 -u Ullll -------- - ighgelg M-,-M,---4 2 2 Southard ........... - ....,... ... ...... 1 2 l Glflfd U33 Erlsbln .... -------------.... 5 2 2 Whltcomb . ...... ... .... .. ...,.. ..... 2 0 1 Everio ------------- Thctnpson N 2 0 5 .. -. S0llthll'd ...,. .... ...... Southard .mmm-Mmm-mm' 0 0 3 1-ogg' ,,,,, n ,,.,, n 13 3 14 D Brisbin ....,.. wiureomb ,,.....,....-.- 2 4 za Arms 1393 FG Thomvsvn ----- -- .. ,. .. Kalusha ..... .. .... ........,. ..... ........ 1 0 0 Whit-C0mb 'roms .. ..... -.-............ ..... za xi zz Fornelli ..... -- -...-.--.-W 0 0 1 Annu. an p9,.F'f F Sartore ........ .... ...... ..,.. .......... ...,, 5 2 2 'Will' -Y------------ -- Ha,-tzgeldg .... H ..--, -m-nmw- 5 7 3 Scalarone ...................... ....,. 1 5 0 N Rlllillllll ISDN Dixon '-'. M mln- 7 3 4 Bertonclno ...... .............. .... 4 2 3 MFC'-me ---- -'--- - ----- Chamben no' ns- 2 0 4 Falletta ..... 4 0 2 Girard ------- Watt ...,......................-.-...... 2 6 4 ' ' ' 1 Skidmore -Pm' mu-mm 3' 2 0 TMI!! ....... .. ............. , .........., 15 U 8 -V ,- -, ,- Running score by periods: ' uhh .WM '-.-- mm vhl' .....-'. 1 9 23 15 Girard .........................,.... 12 20 26 34 0 Hmmm' .con by period.: Arma. ............. .. ................. 9 22 32 39 Girard ......................... 29 27 45 57 , V V V, Arcadia. 19 30 45 61 P ' - -'-'-- -1--i ' ' . 1 . ' Ea al e T 60 47 W3 3' 'Q' l'0lillS In peners ln Frontenac, Feb 14-The Frou tenac Ralders,' paced by Rlcharw . Cee Cee Tourney Vance's twenty points deieate e i r ' Cqllggg I-hgh J... 21- .-............ igg,:,3'gg::S,g:,,gZ,3 ggi and MOCUHS Won Opening 'Oiled Everltt led Trojan sem-mg wit ' games in the Cee Cee league t01ll'- hmewen. ' nament here tonight in the .varsity Gi,-ard Bees collected 5 153 bracket by beating out Cherokee victory in me prehmmary can BUF CEIIFBPG-I B b k t test. John Morlconl led Frontena . Il 0 Oily PHC C Same scorin with twelve Bob War Evigalg' agurgoiitngizgite scheduled for tonight, Girard won dx-oppgd ln eleven for Gu-Md high scbool's Trojans were Ove' Frontenac' 33 to 39' The box score ed here tonight by College Mccune downed Chglokee' 53 to l l'0l1WlllC KW? FGFT F Pmsburg. 45 in one of the opening matches . zafum .,A..,'....---L'.. may wud pumped in 29 as Johnson scored .25 points for ,. . Squmace to get the winning comets the Eagles. Joneslhxt for thirteen weme A huhlbhhh N -'.. M Rhuems wma when and points for the oslng Braves. Dell-Antonia My sick with thirteen points were Frontenac won over Girard, 61 Vance -'--....- -mm pace Sewers for the College to 53 in the other -varsity bracket smgarem crew, contest as Wente dunked eighteen vena W In me preliminary contest' points for the victors and Brlsbxn Menghmi nw- nm won over college mah' hit for seventeen for the losers. Schuh to 39. The,b0x scores: Maglle .. ....... .. .... ... The box scores: Girard 1533 FG FT F College high 1727 FG Everitt .,....,...........,. ....., , ,, 6 2 5 T091-5 Kime ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,, 3 Michael .........,............ ........ 2 Girard 1473 Rhuems ..,,,,,,,, ,W ,,,,,,,,,,, ,ww 5 3 Glllard ......... .,. ..... .... 1 Krumslck -..- .... .. .................... s 1 4 Bfisbin -.-.---- .---.... 8 Endicott ...,... ....... .. .... .,.,...... 3 1 3 Thompson ...... ......... 0 Ward .......... ...............- 9 11 3 Whitcomb ..... ....,- 4 ................... Mlllikehs ........ .,....... 0 0 3 Southard .,,,,,,, .,,., 1 -- - .- - Southard .... ......... 'hmm .... 211819 'roman ,..,..., ...,... ......., z 2 wnitcomb .... - ... Girard 1013 FG FTF Frontenac 1611 FG Everitt ............ ,,,,,,, 1 5 3 5 Kafuta ..,.,............,.. ...,,,,,, 3 Totals .............. Glllard .,... .... .. .... .. .. ......... 0 0 3 Wente ................. . .... 8 Michael .. ............... .. ........ ....... 1 2 2 Vance , .,.,.,................ ...... - -.. 3 Runnin' 'cu' by hum' Brlsbin ........ ...- ..... ,.-.. .... .....,, 3 9 3 Dell'Antonla ........... - .......... -... 4 nteusc ' Thompson ..... .. ........ ... 2 1 4 Spigarelli ,...... ................... 5 Whlwomh ........ .. ...................... 2 4 4 Melmhini .... l IUIIII .,....................,....... Z1 ll 21 Totals . .,.... ..........,.......,.......... 24 13 12 l Running aeore by periods: Running score by periods: College high . ................. ,, 13 34 53 72 Gifllfd .,.,..........................., 8 20 38 53 Girard ............... ... ............. 18 36 53 61 FTUNUWC ---.--s'---..,,l.-.... 16 35 44 61 Girard, 48 43, in Cee Cee Game McCune, Feb. 11 Mccune high chool Eagles led virtually all the 1 and defeated Girard 48 to 43 n a Cee Cee League game here tonight. Everitt of the losing Gi rard team was high point man ers caught up and wenti Over Bulldog McCune Downs Arcadia to Take Cee Cee Fmals Arcadia Wins S P A C E G R A M Ifrontenac, Jan. 29-Arcadia. high 3 school's Bearcats knocked Arms out of the Cee Cee tournament. here toniglv. and won a. place in Fridny nighvs finals. as Arms. fell from the undefeated ranks, 41 to 46. Arm: led the Cee Cee League at the completion of the first round with seven wins and no losses. Fhey have been 'ranked as the sec- ond team in the state in class B backetball for the psstf- month. Watts and Dixon stated for cania in their upset battle. quarterbacked the team and ed in six straight free the end of the game to keep the Bearcats in the running. Dixon cinched the battle with two free throws on an intentional foul by an Arma player. In another semi-finll game here tonight, McCune won right to meet the Bearcats finals Friday night. by Frontenac, 23 to 50. In B bracket contests, Arms trounced Cherokee, 63 to 48, md Girard won over McCune, 50 to 40. Arma and Frontenac will battle for third place Friday night, in a preliminary battle. Devils, Girard Take Contests To Move Into Erie, Feb. 25--Girard and -Erie had no trouble at all here tonight in opening round matches of the Erie Class A dxstrlct tournament as Glrard trounced Cherryvales Fighting Cherries 62 to 26 and Erie's Red Devils rolled to a 76 to 40 win over Chero- kee. Larry Everitt was the leading 'rrojan scorer as he pumped six- teen poizits through the hoop. How- er was the wp Cherryvnle scorer with eight points. Thursday night the uf:-ard cagsrs will meet St. Mary's .Pan- thers in the opening tilt oi the night. Erie will meet Fredonia m the nightcap. Both sv.. Mnry's and Fredonia. drew first round byes in the tournament. The box scores: Ginn! KSZJ FG FT F Everitt ..................... ...... 8 0 5 Gillard, B. - ..... ....... 1 2 1 Whltcomb ......... ....... 0 0 3 Michael ......... ....... 4 1 3 Brisbin 3 5 2 0 0 2 3 1 0 Gillard, L. ....... ....... 0 0 0 5 1 2 2 0 0 Tbllll .... ...,.. .26 10 18 1261 FGFTF 3 2 4 0 2 5 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 4 5 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 Tifvlll ........... .... .... .... .......,..... IZ 20 lllllllllll score by periods: Frontenac. Jan. 31 Q- McCun6's Elsles won the Cee Cee tourna- Trojans Rack Up 54-52 Wm ,,. to 52 semi- final victory in the Class A district tourna- mt-EMT. 49 io 37. the onset and held xt all the way. At times they held as much as a seven point advantage over the Saints. They cooled uf! during the llllCl'YlHSSl0l'l ,and st- Marys started-going through the Gi- rard defense but they couldn't overcome the Trojan lead. The contest was very close at the last with the Panthers cutting A six point deficit to a scam two points. Bill Whltcomb set the pace for assistance from Roger Everiu xr, the IUEIQ QI thirteen pmnts, emi-finals Girard Place! Second Girard High School s Trojans placed second in the first annual College High invitational track mee 'me Bulldogs topped the 8-team :field with a total of 8055 pomts Girard s Trojans placed second with 48 points The mal race WIS for thhd place where Cherokee emerged with 3856 points and C01 lege High with 34 Frontenac with 2015 Bt Paul with 1556 Mlxieral with 1056 and Arcadia with 9 points finished in that order B111 Whtbcomh won first in the mile run with a time of 4495 Girard placed fifth in the 880 yard relay Southard was fourth in the half mzle run and Davenport fifth in the hcl! mile run Bloomca.mP took second ln the 220 yard dhsh. Gtrards mile relay took second, Michael, Hiland B 011104 L. G11 lard Perry Michael tied for first in the high jump with 5 feetT5i inches Richard Bloomcnmp plac- ed first In the shot.-put with 46 feet M inches md John Brisbin placed fourth. John Brisbin placed first in the Javelin with a distance of 1 feet 4 inches and B111 Whitcomb placed third. Bloomcamp plwed first in the discus with 185 feet 054 inches and Jdhn Brisbin p ed fourth, Thi Trojans next meet will be In the other semi-final tilt here mnightf Fxvdouia, deleatecl Erie The St. Ma1'y's-Trojan game was Ialrly close most of the way but, Girard grabbed the advantage at. Erie, Feb. 27 -- A hot Girard Trojan crew cooled St. V Ma1'y's Panthers off here tonight as they rolled to a 54' ment championship nere tonight as they downed a fighting mule Arcadia quintet, 61 no 47, V son sparked McCune as he pumped 5 in 22 points, Watt was the nigh f: Arcadia scorer with 20 points. '+ 1-'i'-'1-' Arma continued on ins down- imrfxd 1547 FG FTF ward trek as they lost thell' fmfenft '4- '-'-'--' 6 1 .vve second game straight, as Fron- Glllald ---'-------- ------ 0 4 ,gir ,Z lense high school's Raiders be- Wlfmcomb ----'--- '-'--- 1 0 1 1 came the second team to knock fmsdeff --------- 3 0 5 Off the once ranked second in Fhumpbon ....... ....... 3 0 -,gg the State team4 Frontenac won lsfmlhmd ------ ------- 1 2 5 f oxer Arms, 55 to 51. :Johnson ,,.. ............ ....... 0 0 53 33 Jerry Wente Set me pace for Q ' ' '- 'V A' Lhe winning Raiders as he pumped 'lotals .,..................... ..... - .... Z3 8 lgsqx in 23 points. can sartore was WF- Maury '52P FG FT' me leading scorer for Arma. as Kl'l11YlS1Ck, H. ----.. ....... 1 0 0 he netted 25 points to take game Scavefge ........ .. ...... , 1 0 4 scoring honors- Krumsxck, K. ........ ....... 6 8 1 A11 was nm lost for Amm how- IVGIOH ----.-------.-.-------- -------- 3 4 ever, as the high school's reserves 'C01'Sil'li ..... .... ............... .... ... 3 0 Came Lhrgugh gnd wgn the B 'Maloan ..... - .. ......... ...... - 0 0 bracket championship by downing Wilbert, ..... ......., 1 0 Girard, 53 to 43. In the B 'Ziilmund ... .... ....... 0 0 bracket consolation contest. Cher- Girard with 21 poims. He recexvecl. SL Marv-S .-'-4.-------'.-.-.-.n u 12 26 38 52 Totals .............,...,.................... Running score by periods: uxrard .............................. ,. 13 33 43 54 Okee defeated McCune, 40 to 36. Trojans Fall ahead by four points to take the district championship, 42 to 38. John Brisbin was the Trojan pace setter as he pumped fourteen points through the hoops. Scanes was the high scorer for Fredonia with twelve points. move into the Neodesha. region- winning semi-final matches Thursday night. They will be pitted against the winner and the runnerup from the Czney dhtrict tournamvnt Erie, Feb. 28-Girard led all the way here tonight in the finals of the Class A district tourney here until the last two minutes of the game when Fredonia. high school's cag- Both teams won the right to . al tournament next week by Girard- 1383 FG FT Eueritt . ........... ......... 2 2 Glllard ,........... ........ 2 0 Whiwomb ...... ........ 3 0 Michael ., ..... ......,, 1 0 Brisbin ......... ......... 2 6 Thompson ....... ......... 4 1 Squzhard .... ....... 0 Total .....,.....,... ......... 1 4 10 Fredonia 1423 FG FT F Powers ........ ........ ........ 3 1 Scales .............,.... ........ 2 8 Knickerbocker ..... ........ 3 2 Monica! .............. .....,, 2 1 Stazell ...... ........ 3 2 Smith ........ ........ 1 0 Nelson ...... ........ 0 0 Totals ............,......................... 14 14 Running score by periods: Girardl .............................. 13 23 33 38 Fredonia ..................... ....... 5 16 30 42 Girard Taken Fourth. In Cltss A competition mon fxrst wlth oaih points donia, took second with 5 Baxter Springs, Lmrd with 24 Girard, Xourm with twentyg Erie, fifth with fifteen and on Fifteen teams took part. Bloomcamp oi Girard set, only new CIBSS A record wish shot, put, of 51'393. . The old .. was 49'21k , set by Boucher Augusta in 1946. Bmoomcamp placed first in the discus. Other scoring for Guard done by wnmumn, who won ona in the mile, by Brxsbm, WIS SCC' 14274362 6 91628 tha Gannute Relays took fourth in javeling and Davenport, who placed nfth in League Track Meet '1'he Bulldogs compiled a total '12 points and seven first places winning the meet. Girard second place with 4844 points as the Trojans walked off with four first places. McClme's Eagles captured the third place position in the standings with 39 points barely edging out Cherokee, who fin- ished with 3554 points. Other team scoring gave Frontenac 28 points, the host College high Comefs elevenhpolnts, and Ar- cadia eight points.