Glen Elder High School - Gold and Black Yearbook (Glen Elder, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

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'e Q E I E . r - ll I . A , 1 OUR PRINCIPAL Kansas Sta 1'e College Pittsburg, Khnsas Colorado State College of Education Greeley, Colorado Principal Commerce Social Science BOARD of EDUCATION I SPOYWSOVCJ log Glen E ldelf' Tefeplwone Co WALLACE mmsmsn, A.B. Starling College Mathematics Physical Science :QE H 5' rg, 'Mx I 'E 1 :5 5 ' . K K: H , K H.:f5',f f 2,1 is 4,5 i f i Y K'3ifQlV:3 :lx , K T W. ffl ,. Ji of r if f.. Xffx P , .L CHARIES S. HUNSINGER, B.A Bethany College Comn1erce Physical Education 1 S, 1. , , 55 ,,..S I fff'2+fi .give , 'Q V- ' ' ?f,,.:3:'.:': wa! Qpriaw' -u ' zf, .. '?f: . ff' 'uf 755139755 , JH V4 ' . if f - A DANA IEFEVRE, A.B., A.H. Western State College Gunnison, Colorado Instrumental and Vocal Music ACULTY WINNE W. ESTER, B.S., 14.5. Kansas State Collage Pittsburg, Kansas Colorado State College of Education Greeley, Colorado Principal Commerce Social Science IOIA WINKEL SECRETARY WHLIAM J. MITCHELL, B.S Kansas State College Pittsburg, Kansas Industrial Arts HAZEL GRIIIFFE'1'H, B.S. Ottawa University Hom Economics Biological Science IDRRAINE H. ISTER, B.S. Kansas State Collage Pittsburg, Kansas English Idbrarian ef f' 'il sew? wwzxwif qgimzrwiw uQS 3W5f'ii A Qu IIIIIIIIIIIIZQIIZIIIIZIIIIZIZIIIZZIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIIZIQllllllIlllllIIIfIlIllIllllllllllllyllllllllll S rx? if QE? ?7'iL 4'caf Kp f 1 'I - I 5155 - ,tsl ss' ' ' .. fi g . .ggQEEEE!Eis, fx C X 4 HPS , I 4 C 1' 4 gf? SHARON ROSE MORE Girls Chorus 1,145 Mixed Chorus 1,15 Pep Club 1,2,3,b5Pep Club Vice-President 145 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,145 Y-Teen Treasurer 145 Honor non 1,2,3,h5 Hi.Eeno Staff 34 Class Secretary 15 Class Vice- Presideut 3,145 Senior Play 1.45 Junior Stunt Night 35 Annual Editor 145 Football Princess 143 S.V.A.L. Music Festival 15 Twirler 145 District Music Con- test 14. BARBARA BEA BARNETT Band l,2,3,145 Girls Chorus 1, 2,3,h5 Sexton 1,2,35 Mixed En- semble 1,2,35 Trio 2,145 Sevelelve Festival 1,2,3f District Music Contest 2,3,145 Pep Club 1,2,3,145 Cheerleader 3,145 Y-Teens l,2,3,145 1-Teens Pianist 25 Y-Teens Worship Chairman 33 I-Teens President 145 Senior Play 2,145 Junior Stunt Night 35 Student Council l,2,3,145 Student Council Sec- retary 35 Student Council Vice President 145 Honor Roll l,2,3, 145 Class Treasurer 35 H1-Echo staff 3, Annual staff L. Sponsored by W ZW INBZHAESCHOLL Student Council 15 Class Treas- urer 25 Class President 3,145 Pep Club 1 2,3,bg Pep Club President 145 1-Teen 1,2,3,145 Y-Teen Vice President 25 X-Teen Pianist 3 Y-'reen Worship Chairman 145 Girls Chorus 1,2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3' Band 1, 2,3,145 Senior Play 2,145 Honor Roll 1,2,3,145 Cheerleader 35 Hi-Echo Co-Editor 35 Football Princess 145 Annual Staff 145 Junior Stunt Night 35 District Music Contest 14. Bow' nett Constr LINDA JO RITZ Class Vice President 15 1-'reen 1,2,3,145 Pep Club 1 2,3,145 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,Lf Mixed chorus l,2,3,h5 H1 Echo co- Editor 35 Honor Roll 1,25 S.V.A.L. Music Festival 1,2,35 District Music Contest 145 Class Secretary 145 Pep Club Treasurer 145 Class Play 145 Annual Co- Editor 145 Y-Teen Publicity Chairman 3 I-Teen Vice President Lg ANNETTA LOUISE SORRELL Class President 15 Class Treas- urer 14- Student Council 25 Band l,2,3,L5 Girls chorus l,2,3,h5 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,145 I-Teens Social Chairman 35 I-Teens Pro- gram Chairman 145 I-Teens 1,2,3, 145 Cheerleader 3,145 Honor Roll 132,391-13 SeveAeLe Ml15iC FBS- tival 1,2,35 District Music Contest 3,145 Pep Club l,2,3,145 Girls Sextet 145 Triple 'rrio 145 Senior Play 2,113 Hi-Echo Staff 3 5 Junior Stxmt Night 3. uc.'1'ion Co. RAKJNAIIIIBATI Twirler 15 Girls Chorus 2,3,115 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,145 Triple Trio 115 Y-Teens l,2,3,u5 Y-'lben Cabinet hs Pep Club 1,2,3,113 S.V.A.L. Music Festival l,2,3, 145 Junior Stunt Night 35 Senior Play 145 Hi-Echo Staff 3. RGNENA NADINE SMITH RALPH omvsn, Jn. Football l,2,3,145 Football Cap- l,2,3,1.45 Boys Chorus 1,2,3,145 tain L., Basmezbau 1,2,3,h5 mek 1 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,145 Boys Octet 145 G-Club President 155 Senior REBECCA KATHIEEN FISHER Play 145 Junior Stunt Night 35 S.V.A.L. Music Festival l,2,33 Glass Vice-Tresident 25 Student Council 145 Hi-Echo Staff 35 An- nual Staff 145 Football King 145 District Music Contest 14, Girls Chorus l,2,3,115 Mixed chorus l,2,3,1.15 Band 1,2,3,u5 Mixed Ensemble 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,155 Y-Teen Service Cha:Lr- rvnn 3 5 Y-Teen Song leader 115 Pep Club l,2,3,11' Trio 2,3,145 Triple Trio 2,3,I1g Pep Club Secretary 115 Student Council 2, 145 Student Council Treasurer 145 Junior Stunt Night 35 District ALLEN EDWIN FISHER Football 3,15 Basketball 1,2,3, 145 'Hack 2,3515 Basketball Co- Captain 145 Senior Play 145 Jun- ior Stunt Night 3 5 Class Pres- ident 25 macho surf 3 3 Annual Staff 115 District Music Contest 3,145 Band 1,2,3,115 c.c1ub 2,3,u. Music Contest l,2,3,145 S.V.A.L. Music Festival l,2,35 Senior Play 2 ,145 Football Princess 35 H1.Eoho staff 35 mea octet 14. LILA MAE BUNCH W Band 2,3,l45 Girls Chorus l,2,3, :':d3l'i'PgPT2ubSg::if3'hgh:i'T n 145 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,1-lg Y-Teen : :kv 61 i C: 103 h f' 1,2,3,hg I-'ness Social Chair- mn 3 T 5 om' 1 931 3 mn 115 Pep Club l,2,3,145 Senior Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,h, m. !ECh0 3- Dis- Staff 31 Senior Play Prompter '45 trict Music Contest 14., District Music Contest 145 Jun- ior Stunt Night 3, SENIOR LASS HISTORY September 1953 Glen Elder High School found they had gained fifteen very green freshman. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Jack Mitchell, we elected as our officers Annetta Sorrell, president, Lynda Ritz, vice president, Sharon More, secretary, Geraldine Braden, treasurer, Barbara Barnett and Inez Scholl, student council representative. As our motto we selected Build For Char- acter Not For Fame , our colors are blue and white, and we selected the white carnation as our flower. Soon we got acquainted and started to take a part :Ln school activities. Then came the biggest thrdll of a freshman, initiation. We certainly did feel silly in those crazy costumes, but having to be nice to those conceited seniors was the worst. Fall of 19514 here we're back at Glen Elder High School ready to begin our Sophomore year. Now there are only thirteen of us. Maxine Durham and Joan Woods dropped from our number. To lead us this year we selected Allen Fisher, president, Ralph Oliver, Jr., vice president, Inez Scholl, treasurer, Leroy Otte, secretary, Barbara Barnett and Rebecca Fisher, student council representatives. Our sponsors were Mr. Donald I-Ieilend and Mrs. Helen Sauerwein, Finally May rolled around, and our high school career was half OVSIR Fall of 1955 and we are upper clnsmnl This year there were fourteen names on our class roll. We lost one student Leroy Otte and gained two students Ray and Jay Huebner. Out patient and hardworking sponsors for that year were Miss Hazel Griffeth and Mr. Jack Mitchell. Our officers were as follows: Inez Scholl, president, Sharon More, vice president, Rav Huebner, secretary, Barbara Barnett, treasurer, Barbara Barnett and Jay Huebner, student council representatives. One of the important events this year was Stunt Night. We had a lot of fun at the ice cream social afterwards. Spring arrived and we began to work hard in preparing the banquet and prom for the Seniors and, on April 27, 1956, we honored the Senior in an Underwater Wonderlandn theme. Then another school year was over and we looked forward to our fourth and final year. As we gathered at the school in the fall of 1956, we found there were just eleven of us to finish this last year. Ray and Jay Huebner and Geraldine Braden were gone. We elected the following officers: Inez Scholl, president: Sharon More, vice president, Lynda Ritz, secretary, Annetta Sorrell, treasurer, Barbara Barnett and Junior Oliver, student council rep- resentatives. Our sponsors were Mr. Wallace Treaster and Mr. Wynne Ester. what a busy year this was for us! The first event was our Senior Play, Susan Steps Out' which was a real success. After the first semester was over we began to feel more and more like Seniors and you began to hear the words diploma, cap and gowns, and grad- uation on the lips of all the Seniors. At last one of the events we had been waiting for since we were Fresh- mencame. We left on our Senior Trip April 10th. What a wonderful time me had at the Lake of the Ozarks. May 3, 1957, the Juniors honored us with a Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The theme was TV Show of Shows . From there on things seemed to fly, Baccalaureate, Claes Night, and finally Commencement. On May 22, 1957, eleven excited Seniors received their diplomas, signifying the end of their high school career, but just the commencement of their life. SENIOR LASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1956-57 being of reasonably sound m:Lnd, we hope, and good judg- ment and very capable of disposing of our mm affairs and properties, do hereby nuke and de- clare this to be our first, last, and only Will and Testmnent. We do hereby proclaim and declare all other promises, both written and unwritten, in- dividual and collective, null and void. We do also maloe the following bequests which under the authority of the Board of Educa- tion of Glen Elder, Kansas, are to be rigidly adhered to. We bequeath to wit: I, Lynda Ritz, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to cooperate and get along with others to James Braden and my ability to receive a diamond to Barbara Beeler and J oan Brown. I, Sharon M0re, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep the basketball records to Linda Lowdermilk, my dignified and sophisticated manners to nw sister Lyl.a, and my job as editor of the school annual to Judy Neifert. I, Barbara Barnett, do hereby will and bequeath my car to anyone who can get it curb jump as well as I, and my position as a nurse aid to Sherry Winkel. I, Rowena Smith, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to play the baritone to Katherine Betz, and my ability to study to my brother Lowell. I, Lila Staley? Bunch, do hereby will and bequeath my devotion to one heart throb at a time and keep him to Patricia Stetler, and my ability to drive to James Stonffer. I, Allen Fisher, do hereby will and bequeath my patience with the fairer sex to Jackie Lowell, my place on the basketball team to Roger Neff, and my height to Rodney German. I, Ramona Baty, do hereby will and bequeath my position at the telephone office to Karen Albert, and my promptness to school and school activities to James Davis. I, Ralph Oliver Jr., do hereby will and bequeath my ability to dance to Gary German, and my ability to play the guitar and sing to Avon Luckey. I, Becky Fisher, do hereby will and bequeath my flirtatious ability to Patricia Bean, and nw ability to play the tuba to Rodney German. I, Inez Scholl, do hereby will and bequeath my shorthand book and ability to write shorthand to my sister Betty Jo, and my job as class president 'vo Bonnie Gish. I, Annetta Sorrell, do hereby will and bequeath my scholastic ability to my sister Bonnie and my shy?? and modest?? ways to my sister Betty Imowing that she needs them. In witness whereof we have here unto affixed our hand and seal, this twenty-fourth day of May, nineteen hundred fifty-seven, Anno Domini, in the city of Glen Elder, County of Mitchell, State of Kansas, United States of America. ! Witnesses Sgnm 708-vac! ' ,tzg',,41KbZwZD Wwe AVG? age!-f eww 'F-val-ww ,ZMLLZL AY-fzvefwo-N-frteanz ff-Ja mg? gwwauwqffti C ASS PROPHECY The great prophet gazed into his crystal ball and prophesied great things for the class of 1957. He tells us that Lynda Eltz-Beclesr is to take an extended trip in 2013 Cby the way this is the year of the Becker's Golden Wedding Anniversaryl. Here it is the year of 2008 and as the prophet prophesied Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Becker are touring the world, while their new home is being constructed. This home is being built in the Becker edition of Glen Elder which is about ten miles north of the former high school building. As we were walking down the streets of New York the lights over the Metropolitan Opera House seemed brightest of any. As we drew nearer we understood why. They were featuring Rowena Smith, who was giving a bari- tone concert. We flew to London where we were met by Ramona Baty who has just purchased the London Telephone Exchange. from London we went to Paris where we visited a very dear friend of mine Sharon More. She has become World Famous as a basketball coach. She has ten young fellows on her traveling squad. In Johannesburg, I picked up a paper and to my surprise was the headlines Nurse to Marry Local Doctor. Annetta Sorrell had finally decided to try something different and that would be to have only one patient and care for a home. Immediately we went to visit Annetta and she told me that Barbara Barnett decided to become a doctor and she was now one of the best surgeons in Johannesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marzolf and their twins, Jack and Jill, who live in Sydney, Australia, had just returned from a banquet in their honor. Jack had been elected president of the World Sheep Association. Mrs. Jack Marsolf is the former Becky Fisher. Beclq said she would have to close Becky's Music Studio now that she would be so busy traveling with her husband. They had recently purchased a new plane. We flew with them to attend the Rose Bowl game as Coach F1sher's team was playing. Not only was AID.en coach but his son. was playing on the team. Allen is now head coach at the Glen Elder University. While at the game, I thought I heard a familiar voice. Later I saw one of my former classmates, Junior Oliver and his wife. Junior said they came to the game as one of the triplets was football coach at the University of Washington and his team was playing in the Rose ml. Junior invited us to their home at Portland, Oregon. He said that Sat- urday evening they were having the grand opening of their twenty-sixth O1iver's School of Dancing. Being this close we must go to Alaska to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bunch. We were happy to hear that Jim was now Mejor General and Lila was owner of the Li1a's Dress Shoppe. We arrived back to Glen Elder just :Ln time to attend the banquet given in honor of Inez Scholl, who was home on s visit. She has been the private secretary for the last three World Presidents. 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Third Row: Lyla More, Rowena Smith, June Neifert, Sharon More , Richard Terry, J anne Braden, Gary Ritz, Roger Neff, Melvin Sanders, Patricia Bean, Marilyn Fox, Betty Jo Scholl, and Brenda Dean. Second Row: Bonnie Sorrell, Betty Sorrell, Barbara Gish, Jerry Winkel, Roy Neff, Gary Davis, Joan Brown, Linda Lowdermilk, Sherry Winkel, Karen Alberts, Barbara Beeler, and Katherine Betz. First Row: Annetta Sorrell, Barbara Barnett, Judy Luckey, Rose Ellen Treaster, Lowell Smith, Rodney German, Douglas Dean, Ronald Halbgewachs, Leo Brown, Rebecca Fisher, RanonicBebyg Rti1mi8a.hdsrs-,xctnd Miss 1eFer-ve. Miss LeFe1-ve Music Instructor GIRL'S 'IRIPLE TRIO Left to Right: Annette. Sorrell, Ramona Baty, Rose Ellen Treaster, Marilyn Fox, Patricia Stetler, Brenda Dean, Bonnie Gish, Rebecca Fisher, Judy Luckey, and Carolyn Stetler, Pianist. GIRL'S SEXTET i Left to mght: Rose Ellen Treaster, Annetta Sorrell, Joan Brown, Rebecca Fisher, Judy Luckey, Barbara Left to Right: Barbara Barnett, Pianist, Barnett, and Marilyn Megli, Pianist. Patricia Statler, Marilyn Megli, and Sherry Winkel. IRL ' HORUS vids. Left to Rightg Back Rowg Rowena Smithg Lyla Morey Lynda Ritzg Lila Bunchg Judy Neifertg Marilyn Foxg Brenda Deang Betty Jo Schollg Gwen Porterg Addie Mae B okawg Patricia Beang Sharon Morey Dana LeFevre, Director. Middle Rowg Barbara Gishg Bonnie Gishg Carolyn Stetlerg Karen Aloertg Betty Sorrellg Bonnie Sorrellg Katherine Betzg Annetta Sorrellg June Neifertg Barbara Beelerg Roma Sanders. First Rowg Barbara Barnettg Judy Luckeyg Patricia Stetlerg Joan Browng Rebecca Fishery Sherry Winkelg Marilyn Meglig Rose Ellen Treasterg Linda Lowdermilkg Ramona Baty. 1 Left to Rightg Back Rowg James Davisg Gary Ritzg Ronald Halbgewachsg Roger Terryg Douglas Deang Ralph Oliver Jr.g Middle Rowg Douglas Hauptlig Roy Neffg Gary Davisg Roger Neff, James Bradeng Dana LeFevre, Director. First Rowg Sherry Winkel, Pianistg Rodney Gernmng Lowell Smithg Jerry Winkelg Leo Brown: Richard Terryg Melvin Sanders. TRIU Luckey, Pianist. ggigid Davisg Douglas Deang Marilyn Mogli, Pianist Sponsored bg Snnitws Service Station Y-TEENS Left to Rights Back Row: Miss Griffeth, Carolyn Stetler, Bonnie Gish, marilyn Megli, Patricia Statler, Addie Mae Brokaw, Patricia Bean, Gwen Porter, Barbara Gish. Sixth Row: Joan Brown, Karen Alberts, Betty Jo Scholl, Betty Sorrell, Bonnie Sorrell, Rose Ellen Treaster, June Neifert, and Roma Sanders. Fifth Huw: Lyla More, Marilyn Fox, Jud Neifert, Brenda Dean, Sherry Winkel, Linda Lowdermilk, and Katherine Betz. Fourth How: Lila Bunch, Annetta Sorrell, Inez Scholl, Jud Luckey, and Barbara Beeler. Third Row: Sharon More, Lynda Ritz, and Rowena Smith. Second Row: Rebecca Fisher and Ramona Baty. First Row: Barbara Barnett. I I Miss Sponsor Left to Right: Back Row: Lila Bunch, Social Chairmang Annette Sorrell, Program Chairmang Inez Scholl, Worship Chairman, Juq' Luckey, Pianist, barbara Beeler, fublicity Chairman. Sharon More, Treasurerg Lynda Ritz, Vice Presi Smi Service Chairman.First Row: Rebecca Fisher, Music Barnett, President, Ramona Baty, Secretary. Seated: Miss Griffeth, Sopnsor. Second Howena th, Sponsored bg BFMDDCYWSP CO. 43 -S0 ,shy Vega? 15' b 40055 9:74 1 If A Q 5' ive- 'IJ' fc Qs ff 5 Q'60'174'J Ffh- 7 -f s 'wb 1, Gl1r 5, iffxfb' gm? 9695, X O Q54'.g?'Q V 45? ga 52, 'fag 6,333 VYQQ 0,479 Xb .59 lb '7 AQQN lf QQQO oo 5,6 0.151 ' o C'-0' 0042, Q7 40:9 'N 'S-Orb fi? Q' 'ff-51.57604 40 ' '35 QQ 468 Q 0 Oc' 5-O '99 Q40 fb? , Qfblxo-Pip, 'Ocgqgb vo V. 52'f','5e if Vo'Q5'z?'Q?fj,3?'1?,f 'C 390 424,000 0 QSO 01:9 Nuo -9 Left to Right: Back Row: Juw Neifert, Mrs. Fster, Spon., June Ileifert, Barbara Gish, Addie Mae Brokaw, Lyla More, and Pat Bean. Fourth Row: Rona Sanders, Linda Loudermilk, Betty Son'ell, Bonnie Sorrell, Gwen Porter, Marilyn Fox, and Betty Jo Scholl. Third Row: Rose Ellen Trealter, Carolyn Stetler, Lynda Ritz, Karen Alberts, and Joan Brown. Second Row: Marilyn Megli, Pat Statler, Rowena Smith, Lila Bunch, Barbara Beeler, and Inez Scholl. First Row: Sherry Wlnkel, Becky Fisher, Sharon Hare, Bennie Gish, Ramona Baty, and Katherine Betz. Sitting: Brenda Dean, Judy Luckey, Bar- bara Barnett, and Annetta Sorrell. 15 PEP CLUB orrrcmns ' J' President -------- Inez Scholl Y! Vice Preslc-len-E,--Sharox1:i:::': U WW ZSSEZEZ. .... Rjfiiigida me X Student Council-Bonnie Gish V E Spon or ----------- Mr S. Ester A l H E E RL E A D E ll S X A, y rob 060 SQO xoogfioqsfx we' Left to Right: Cheerleaders: Brenda Dean, Judy Luelney, Barbara Barnett, and Annette Sorrell. S NNUAL STAFF Left to Right: Standing: Barbara Barnettg Annetta Sorrellg Lorraine Ester. Sit- ting: Rowena Suithg Lila Bunchg Ramona Batyg Lynda Ritzg Sharon Mom-eg Inez Schollg Rebecca Fisherg Allen Fishery Ralph Oliver, Jr. Bearcat Staff Editor --------------- ------- -S haron More Assistant Ecuwr- ------------ Lynda Ritz Business Editor -------------- I nez Scholl Advertising Manager ------ B arbara Barnett Sports Editors ------------- -Allen Fisher Ralph Oliver, Jr. EWSPAPER TAFF left to Right: Standing: Lorraine Esterg Ronald HcBlair5 Jim Davisg Doug Deang Roger lbrryg Gary Germany Jim Braden. Sitting: Roger Neffg Barbara Beelerg Judy Luckeyg Jack Lowellg Bonnie Gishg Ronald Halbgewachsg Brenda Deang Marilyn Foxy Judy Neifert. HI ECHOES STAFF Co-editors -------------- B onnie Gish Ronald Halbgewachs Circulation Managers----Judy Iuclcey Jack Lowell Sports Editors ---------- R oger Terry Gary German Business Manager --------- R oger Neff Art Editor ---------- -Barbara Beeler Advisor--- ponsored bg Traders State Advertising Manager--Ronaihi McBlair Production Manager ---- -Judy Neifert Society Editor ---------- B renda Dean Class Editor ----------- D ouglas Dean Club Editor ------------- Ma rilyn Fox Humor Editor ----------- -James Davis Reporters --------------- -Roger Neff James Braden -Lorraine Ester Bank SHOP I9 SQ SI-ICDVV ICIS7 R.Terny-R.Neff-R.Terry-A.Sorre1l-Mr. Mitchell-A.Fisher-D.Hauptli-J Neff-J.Stouffer-R.O1iverQ Jr. J Q Instructor SENIOR CLASS PLAY Y, WSBSAN SEPS QW' T Susan Albright- ------- - Annetta Sorrell Daughter David Albright- ----------- Doug Hauptli Father Nancy Albright- -------- Barbara Barnett Mother Katherine Stoddard ---------- Lyn da Ritz Stephen Dunbsrry's Secretary Helen Tremont -------------- Sharon More Newspaper Reporter Madge Weaver ------------ Re becca Fisher Jerry'a Girl Friend Jerry Conrad ----- - ------- A llen Fisher Hadge's Boy Friend Bruce Parlcer ------------- Junior Oliver Suean's Boy Friend Orlando Payne- --------- Ro nald McB1air 5 Carpenter Agnes Maple ---------------- Ramona Baty Maid Stephen Dunberry ----------- Roger Terry Wealthy Old Man Miss Ha.rdy---- ------------ I nez Scholl School Teacher Prompter -------------------- Lila Bunch Pronpter ---------- -- ---- -Rowena Smith V Barbara Beeler ' ' ' rrrv Gary German. -gtanding Left to Right: Mrs. Ester, Lirector, Jack Lowell, Ronald Ualbgewachs, Douglas Dean, Gary German, Roger Terry, James Braden, Roger Neff, Barbara Beeler. Sitting Left to Hifht: Judy Neifert, Bonnie Uish, Brenda Dean, Judy Luckey, Marilyn Fox, James Davis. 1Howard Brant- -------------- Jack Lowell A senior at Brookfield College Ed Burns ------------ Ronald Halbgewachs A chemistry student Vic Lewis ----------------- Gary German An art student Hou Herron-----------------Bonnie Gish A Journalism student Mrs. Snangler ------ ----- Barbara Beeler X The landlady 'nfv Y' 1 Anne Purcel1'---- --------- Judy Neifert Ronald Haibg9WaCh5 Howard's heart interest Vivian George -------------- Judy Luckey Vic's heart interest Henry Purcell -------- ---- -James B aden Anne's father, a rich manufacturer Dhoebe Prucell ------------- Marilyn Fox Anne's Mother Maude Corey --------------- -Brenda Dean Howard's sninister aunt Professor Virgil Bean----Douglas Dean i Professcr of the Zoology Uepartment I Dr. Dixon ----------------- Roger Terry President of Pmookfield College ' ' Gary German, Neifert. Ronald Junior Sponsors. Miss Hazel Griffeth, and Mr. Jack Mitchell. SFOYISOYSJ H u m1Qe ids Greenhouse llO7AsLeru.lle F9045 HMXLO Bc-:loi+, Mnsas 4, I V 1+ fm Rifle, ,. . rsh 2554 Tiff fr' - uwwwi, f .K igQfQ42.' Q :hifi 5' ,f w w ff 5 , fp nf 1ff?:1 gf V95 H3 4 'Qi' u llIllllllllllflllllllllllllflllllll llllllllllllllll Q- www J , 5 FOOTB LL TE Back row: G. German, J. Davis, J. Neff, A. Fisher, R. Terry, R. Halbgewachs, R. Neff, J. Oliver, G. Davis, D. I-Iauptli, Coach Hunsinger. Front row: D. Dean Mgr., P. Betz, D. Terry, M. Sanders, Roy Neff, J. Braden, J. Clover, J. Halbgewachs, L. Smith, R. McBlair Mgr. Sitting: D. Braden, R. German. G.E.H.S. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1956 Sept. Sylvan Grove Glen Elder 7 There Sept. Mankato Glen Elder 0 There Oct. Glasco Glen Elder O Here Oct. Delphos Glen Elder O There Oct. Luray Glen Elder O Here Oct. Clyde Glen Elder O There Nov. Lucas Glen Elder 0 Here Nov. Miltommle Glen Elder 5 Here Coach i-I-'I ,'yx EE! 1 F EZ ' -i Allen Fisher ' Nga' Co ch Hun in '31 4 E ' Juiior Olgveier 'W B o 6046 'K 02,5 0 QQ QQ Q eg 421. -ii gt J J' MA A A KF f,L, V Queen Sh6I'I'y Winkel H if , enn ll S '. L' k E' in Q l Princess Inez Scholl Queen Sherry Wink:-11 and King Junior Oliver Queen Sherry winkel Princess Sharon More 'dill 1 -J Q 3 -Hmgy. - ,, A Ei S , Inez Scholl, Gary Genmn, Sherry Winkel, Junior Oliver, Sharon More, Roger Terry X o 0 -5 eizeb 4 We bo .S ASKETB LL TE MS PQ 99m M Back row, left to right: Gary German, Allen Fisher, Ronald Halbgewachs, Douglas Dean, Roger Neff, Coach Hunsinger. Front row: Doug Hauptli, Jim Davis, Junior Oliver, Jim Braden and Melvin Sanders. Allen Fisher Gary German Co-Captains P9 99 1 Back row, left to right: Coach Hunsinger, Roy Neff, J. Neff, Gary Ritz, Gary Davis, Jack Lowell, and Ronald McBlair. Middle row: Jerry Halbgewachs, Jackie Clover, Leo Brovm, Johnny Musgrove, and Richard Terry. Front row: Rodney German, John More, Lowell Smith, and Perry Betz. Ronald McBlair Manager Sponsored B3 Mwchen Co. Co-op 5'l'a+ion,S+orc:j 2dE,evafnr THA KTE M Left to Right: Back Row: Ronald Mcrilair, managerg Gary German, Junior Oliver, Ronald Halbgewachag Roger 'rerryg Allen Fishery Gary Davisg J. Neffg and Coach I-Iunsinger, Middle Row: Leo Browng Jack Lowellg James Devisg James Bradeng Douglas I-Iauptlig Roy Neffg and Richard Terry. First Row: Jerry Halbgewachs: Jerry Winkelg Lowell Smithg and Perry Bets. Front: Rodney German. LUB Mg Left to Right: Back Row: Leo Brovmg Richard 'rerryg decide Bloverg J. Neffg Roy Neffj Jerry Halbgewachsg and Gary Davis. middle How: Coach Hunsingerg Ronald McBlair5 Melvin Sandersg Doug Deang Jack Lowellg and Jim Davis. First Row: Roger Neffg Ronald Halbgewachsg Allen Fishery Junior Oliver, Gary Germany Roger 'lterryg Jim Bradeng and Doug Hauptli. Sponsored bg poruer CCTFS J -NWM. F ,,.,, 'f X 9M 1 mx Nkxllf cfs r Q- Q rPfj54'L'XE P B -J ,. f' 1 R - V Q.Q 'v' 1' ,.9 I Sv , 'N :XJ W' ff 5? wmv ! X 1 ' 'will Nl p . 2,55 ! Q . u AKE UP! I if' :ref F 9589.5 E SENIOR TRIP Ralph ouver, Jr-.5 Linda Ritz 5 and Arthur'Hart1ey. ' ' ' First Row: Barbara Barnettg Ramona Batyg Inez Schollg Rebecca Fishery Geraldine Bradeng Annette Sorrellg Lila Bunch. 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