Goessel High School - Bluebird Yearbook (Goessel, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

fkfwc E g y, fl LIBBIS A v Y if Q X za- ff ,WDW To the leaders of higher education in tus community we humbly dedicate this 1951 annual remembering especially those who twenty five years ago by giving so unself ishly of their time and efforts brought about the organization ofthe Goessel Rural High School W O SCHMIDT Principal Industrial Arts German H V REIMER Director ART BANMAN Clerk JACOB VOT Treedurer i R: ROBERT UNRU MR H h JI Cooks M S RICHARD BLOSSER P P UNHUU Suoervisor CUStOC115n ! 'Q . 4. . . . . . . . C . . . . . . - I 'A ' 1 ,.'f!,-Z Ma- ' .' -I, BQ, .. 3 U H ... V . . , .. - - f V , a. . . v EEE ' . v' , . . Sl' ROBERT N JONEa Biological Science Social Science Coach IO 'fb 9 n O ai Ir 'Vip' Q E99 0 C CLIFTON GUNNELS M S RICHARD BLOSSER English Home Economics EL4ER KLIPPENSTELN BARBARA BPOOKS Science Commerce Mathematics Ass Coach Compliments of Moundridge Cooperative Creamery Company Moundridge Kane il? GHUTDMKEN President VERA BELLE SCHMIDT Vice President elm 'Us vs dig ly 7 11 maui' MARCELLA aCHMIDT Secretary L2 ' if ff 'UN WILLARD BANMAN Student Council KARL RATZLAFF Treasurer ,dl uv' C27 GENEVA SCHROEDER Student Council 'E--S' 5' lik N RO SELLA GOOS Liv M RIBETI1 BOESE 'U' EHVLN HIEBERT nf'-H Jumoa ,...., JANZEN ,f 49 CARL I KLASSEN Juv T ARZELLA NIKKEL , I .us 3,- ELDON nw KLASSEN iw SOPHIE DONALD REIMER If PANKRATZ gill? 4-ad' 'Q ELLA SCHMIDT 'll ii- NEWTA SCHMIDT 3 f'-Q5 CHARLES WOELK or 'T' Sketches of +l1e Seniors WILLARD BANMAN NIERIBETH BOESE KERMIT DIRKSEN ROSELLA GOOSSEN ERVIW HIEBERT JUNIOR JANZEN CARL KLASSEN ELDON KLASSEN ARZELLA NIKKEL KARL RATZLAFF DONALD REIMER ELLA SCHMIDT MARCELLA SCHWIIDT NEWTA SCHMIDT WERA BELLE SCHMIDT GENEVA SCHROEDER CHARLES WOELK Just let h1m 1n some fun partake And hell forget hls classroom ache She certamly has a brllhant m1nd A gxrl wlth such talent lS hard to flnd Llvely m character handsome and dark He lS certaln to have a clever rem xrk The good and beautlful 1n all she can see A poet some day shell probably be Lots of talent thlS boy dlsplays In mus1c and sports and some school plays He IS glfted IH HIUSIC as you can see But a farneer someday he w1shes to be Pohte and kmd thls senlor lad A falthful member our class has had Four years of studylng made Eldon wise He has brown wavy ha1r and IS medlum ln S128 That courtesy and beauty go hand ln hand Is truly revealed 1n th1s mee frlend Just what she thmks and how she feels When no one else has a thmg to say Doc thmks of somethlng wltty and gay Another who flom G H S w1ll pass Is Don the tallest xn our class Work not Sp01t TCCCIVQS her attcntlon Her honesty too we here must mentlon Small and d'11nty neat and wlse Thxs senlor lass to great helghts wlll rlse She IS of the true and thoughtful kmd, A glrl hke her lb hard to fmd Vera IS neat md usuxlly pleasant Her sense of humol IS ever present Medlum ln st rture and full of fun She IS admxred by everyone He rs full of vxgor and vxm Western muslc just SUltS h1m , . . : r ' ' ' ' . : ' ' , . , . 2 . r : , . 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' v , : ' ' z , Class Honors Valed1ctor1an Salutatorlan Muslc Athletlcs Dramatlcs Membeth Boese Ella Schm1dt Junxor Janzen Karl Ratzlaff Arzella Nxkkel Sensors Achvlry Record WILLARD BANMAN H1Y Band 1 2 3 4 Class Presldent 1 Student Counc1l2 4 Junlor Play Softball 2 3 4 Basket ba 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 H1YBand3 MERIBETI-I BOESE een Band 1 2 3 4 G ls horusl 2 Twxrler 1 2 4 Vxce-President 1 A Cappella 2 3 4 Clarmet Quartette 2 3 4 Bluebzrd Staff 2 3 tu dent Counc11 2 3 4 All School Play 2 Contest Sololst 2 3 4 Vocal Ensemble 2 Class Presxdent 3 Jumor Play Contest Play 3 4 Mlssxon Play 3 Annual Ass Edltor 3 YTeen V1cePres1dent 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Annual Edltor 4 Y Teen Pres1dent 4 Semor Play KERMIT DIRKSEN H1Y Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 1 Contest Play 2 A Cappella 2 4 V1ce-Presldent 2 All School Play 2 Softball 2 3 Jumor Play Annual Staff 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 One Act Play 1 H1 Y Cabmet 4 Class Presldent 4 Sen1or Play ROSELLA GOOSSEN YTeen Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 All School Play 2 Band 2 3 4 Junlor Play Blueb1rd Ass Edntor 3 Blueblrd Staff 3 Blueblrd Edltor 4 Annual Staff 4 ERVIN HIEBERT H1Y Band 1 2 3 A Cappella 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Junlor Play oft ball 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l3 4 H1 Y Band 3 Bluebxrd Staff 3 Sen1or Play JUNIOR JANZEN Y Band 1 2 3 Bo s horus 1 2 Cappella 1 2 3 4 All School Play 2 Junlor Play Boys Quartette 3 4 Mlxed Octette 3 4 Bluebird Staff 3 H1 Y Band 3 H1 Y Cabinet 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 S 4 Bask Brass Sestette 3 4 H1 Y Presxdent 4 Trumpet Trlo 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Semor Play CARL KLASSEN H1Y Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 A Cappella 3 Softball 2 4 Baseball 2 3 Basketball 2 Semor Play ELDON KLASSEN H1Y Boys Chorus 3 4 H1Y Cabmet 4 Softball 2 Basketball2 Baseball2 Semor Play ARZELLA NIKKEL YTeen Bandl 2 3 4 YTeen Cabmet 1 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 G1rls Sextette 1 Mxxed Chorus 1 A Cappella 3 Mlssxon Play 3 Contest Play 3 4 Semor Play SOPI-IIE PANKRATZ YTeen G1rls Chorus 1 2 3 4 A Cappella 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Jumor Play Blueblrd Staff 4 Sen1or Play KARL RATZLAFF 1Y Bandl 2 ACapella1234 Bo Quartette 1 2 3 4 Class Secretary Treasurer 2 All School Play 2 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Junxor Play Annual Staff 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 H1 Y Band 3 Mvced Octette 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 H1Y Vlce Presxdent 4 Semor Play Class V1ce Presxdent 3 DONALD REIMER H1Y 1 2 3 Band 2 Boys Chorus 2 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Softball 2 Sen1or play ELLA SCI-IMIDT YTeen YTeen Cab1net 2 3 G1rls Chorus 3 4 A Catlrlella 3 4 Jumor Play Annual Staff 3 Bluebxrd Staff 3 MARCELLA SCHMIDT YTeen Band 1 2 3 4 Student Council 1 3 Glrls Ensemble 2 All School Play 2 Jumor Play Y Teen Cabmet 3 4 G1rls Quartette 3 Mixed Trlple Trlo 3 Blueblrd BUSINESS Manager 3 4 Contest Soloxst 3 4 G1rls Sextette 4 Class Secretary 4 Mxsslon Play 3 Sen1or Play NEWTA SCI-IMIDT YTeen G1rls Chorusl 2 3 4 A Cappella 2 3 4 All School Play 2 YTeen Cabmet 3 4 Blueb1rd Staff 3 4 Annual Typxst 4 Student Councxl Treas urer 4 Sen1or Play VERA BELLE SCHMIDT YTeen Band 1 2 3 4 A Cappella 2 4 Clarmet Quartette 2 4 Bluebxrd Staff 2 Class Presldent 2 All School Play 2 G1rls Chorus 1 2 4 Annual Staff 4 Contest Play 4 V1cePres1dent 4 Student Councnl 4 Secretary Treasurer 1 Twlrler 2 Semor Play F H A 3 G A A 3 G1rls Club3 GENEVA SCHROEDER Y Teen A Cappella 2 3 4 Jumor Play Class Sec retary 3 G1rls Chorus 2 3 4 Annual Typnst 4 Stu dent Councxl 4 Bluebird Staff 3 Sen1or Play CHARLES WOELK H1Y Boys Chorus 2 3 4 A Cappella3 4 Baseball 1 2 Softballl 2 Basketball 1 2 0 I 0 0 ll . . , : . . . z '- - - Y-T : . , . : ir ' C . . 3. 41 H.. , 3, D , YS. . 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I c S - . . z, - ' I : ' Senior Play' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 2, 3. 4: Girls' Small . . : ' . . . : ' : S - ' ' : : ' ' : Hi-: ,.,4: y'C ..3.4:A - l , - 'l. , . . . : oftball 1, 2, 3, 1 etball 1. 2, 3: Wall of the Senior Class of I95l We, the members of the semor class of Nlneteen F1fty one, belng about to depart from the beloved halls of Goessel Hlgh School, and w1sh1ng to show our gratltude to the faculty members and schoolmates for all the axd they have g1ven us do hereby make th1s our last w1ll and testament I Donald Relmer, w1ll my helght to Clyde Hlebert I hope he enjoys seemg what the world looks l1ke from my level I Wxllard Banman, w1ll my most enjoyed second semester of bookkeepmg to Rufus Uurau May he cheerfully try aga1n next year and meet wlth better success I Rosella Goossen leave all the worr1es and headaches connected w1th edltmg the school paper to the next years Bluebird edltor If deslred a l1ttle book wh1ch mlght prove helpful and Whlch IS entltled How to Worry and Llke It may be had for the askmg I Kermlt Dlrksen, w1ll my dark halr and good looks to Allen H1ebert Who knows? Maybe by the t1me you et to be a senlor Allen, you ll have a llst of g1rls frlends as long as Kermlts I Newta Schm1dt w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along w1thout boys to Joan Rexmer, m whose dally dxet boys play qulte an lmportant part I Carl Klassen w1ll my hlghly pr1zed cowboy boots to Mr Kl1ppenste1n who has been try1ng to acqulre a palr for some t1me I Mer1beth Boese wxll my remarkable record of datmg one boy to Betty Buller Its a good trlck 1f you can do xt Betty I Karl Ratzlaff w1ll my ab1l1ty to cut up and ask s1lly questlons to Neva Lou Lehrman I Vera Belle Schm1dt w1ll my prxceless glft of laughter and my ab1l1ty to take a Joke to Jumor Dalke I Ervln H1ebert leave my umform track shoes and all my athletlc equ1pment, as well as my talent and ab1l1ty to Johnny Hlebert who w1ll have ample opportumty to make use of these 1n the future We Sophle Pankratz and Arzella Nlkkel w1ll all the funny sltuatxons that keep arlsmg m bookkeepmg together w1th our laughs and gxggles to LuVerna Duerksen and Dorothy Reg1er 1n case they m1ght be unfortunate enough to enroll 1n that course next year I Marcella Schm1dt leave my trusty 31 Chevle together wxth a 200 page booklet on Safety F1rst 1n Dr1v1ng to Jack Hanke who was last seen tak1ng a sp1ll ln V1rg1l Unruhs back yard I Jumor Janzen w1ll my fa1thfulness 1n transportmg the cheerleaders and the female cheer 1ng sectlon to all the away basketball games to my brother Maynard May he carry on the good work Geneva Schroeder w1ll my actlve sense of humor and happy outlook on hfe to Lenora Funk Charles Woelk w1ll my fa1thful gu1tar to Mr Elbert Pankratz who may fmd It very help ful m teachlng h1s daughter the fundamentals 1n muslc apprec1at1on Ella Schm1dt w1ll my calm and emotlonally stable character to Arlyn Schroeder Eldon Klassen w1ll my purpose m gomg to school that of gettlng an educatlon, to Gxlbert Wedel who seems to enjoy school for other reasons To the Junlors we leave the honored posltxon of bemg the most dlStlI1g1l1Sl'l6d and most lmpor tant class 1n the hxgh school Be careful not to abuse th1s gxft 1t's really quxte valuable The sophomores seem qulte llght hearted, gay, and free from cares To them we leave our serlous thmklng and the real1zat1on that l1fe IS earnest But dont worry about 1t, sophomores you st1ll have two years to go To the freshmen we w1ll our quallty, whxch they make up for ln quantlty To our teachers we w1ll gladly return the accumulated answers for all the d1ff1cult tests that have been g1ven us t1me after t1me Th1S IS Just a precautxon ln case they lose thexr answerbooks for surely they couldnt be expected to know the answers wxthout a lxttle extra help Agam we extend our gratltude to you our teachers and schoolmates for the loyalty, friend shlp, patlence 'md a1d that has been shown and g1ven us dur1ng these past four years It IS our wxsh that the hxgh school w1ll contmue to progress and we feel confxdent that wlth the remam mg students and the excellent leadershlp It w1ll grow better each year So now, wlth fond mem or1es we b1d you farewell WE HEREWITH appomt Mr Waldo O Schm1dt prlnclpal, as sole executor of sald Wlll HEREUNTO have We set our Hand and Seal on th1S 15th day of May, 1951 5' CLASS FLOWER Whlte Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold CLASS MOTTO Out of school hfe lnto l1fe's school 0 I , . , 1 , . 1 1 , . . . . . . . - 1 ' - xc ' 11 ' , . 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Y - . - , 1 1 . , 1 . . . . 1 1 Class History In the year of 1947 It was only a small group of freshmen who entered the doors of the Goessel Hxgh School It was 1ndeed a small group for there were only slxteen members at the begmmng of the year w1th Don Relmer com1ng to Jo1n us after a few weeks We must have looked green as all freshmen supposedly do for dldnt we appear on 1n1t1at1on day w1th our ha1r bralded carrylng dolls, and pulllng toys For some members of the class the day was no doubt an eggy one The class b1g shots for the year were Wlllard Banman pres1dent Merlbeth Boese v1ce pres1dent and Vera Belle Schm1dt secretary treasurer As our Student Councll members we elected Marcella Schm1dt and Kermlt Dlrksen The sponsor was M1ss Gladys Hower Durmg the year we had two class p1cn1cs the only act1v1t1es of the year The yeal of 1948 agam brought lnto the hlghschool the same group who were now known as sophomores Th1s vear there were elghteen members ln the class Arzella Nlkkel Jolned our class after a year at Lehlgh To serve on the evecutxve comm1ttee that year We elected Vera Belle Schm1dt as pres1dent Kermlt Dlrksen was vlce pres1dent and Karl Ratzlaff as secretary treasurer Merlbeth Boese and Wlllard Banman were our Student Councll representatlves As class sponsor we chose Mr Elmer Khppenstem Durmg the year the class made 1tS f1rst stage appearance 1n the freshman sophomore play Plckles Becomes a Lad Sore tra1ls were e'cper1enced and many complalnts uttered when we heard that 1n order to be Walters and wa1tresses at the Tumor Senxor Banquet We had to go barefooted But It seems that some of the g1rls d1dn't m1nd because there were some 1mportant members 1n the Jumor class Due to th1s the lnterest ln the event went beyond that of Just servmg Wlth the year of 49 only seventeen of our group returned to proceed ln the obta1n1ng of an educatxon Vera Belle Schm1dt had moved to W3Sh1Hgt0H and was goxng to school 1n Ferndale Washmgton Another change had been made the once unlmportant sophomores who had roamed the halls the year before were now the d1gn1f1ed Junlors After the electlon of off1cers for the year the top d1gn1tar1es appeared to be Merlbeth Boese pres1dent Karl Ratzlaff v1ce pres1dent Geneva Schroeder secretary and Kermlt Dxrksen, treas urer Marcella Schm1dt and Ervln Hrebert represented the class on the Student Councll The spon sor was Mxss Malmda Penner who also dlrected the Junlor play He1e Comes Patr1c1a The Junlors also gave a program cons1st1ng of a one act play solos and the famous Three Old Malds from Lynn, ln order to put a bulge 1n our yet sl1m flnanclal possesslons Shortly be fore the close of the year a banquet The Enchanted Forest, ' was prepared for the very deserv 1ng sen1ors The year of 1950 saw exghteen of them back as sen1ors Vera Belle Schm1dt left Ferndale Washlngton and agaln Jomed our class Our class supervlsors were Mr Clxfton Gunnels and Mr W O Schm1dt As class offlcxals we elected Kermit Dlrksen pres1dent Vera Belle Schmldt, vxce pres1dent Marcella Schm1dt secretary and Karl Ratzlaff, treasurer Geneva Schroeder and Wxllard Banman served as representatlves m the Student Councll Our class p1cn1c consxsted of a hay rack r1de after wh1ch we all enJoyed a wlener roast In order to ralse some money durmg the flrst semester the class sponsored a motlon plcture Har mony Lane Durmg the second semester we gave a one act play The Dummy and a motlon p1c ure 'Strawberry Roan The b1g event of the year was the sen1or play In Old Vxrgmny, under the d1rect1on of Mr Gunnels whxch was successfully presented ln the spr1ng At last early one sprmg morn1ng, the tlme came for us to leave on our long awalted sen1or trxp We had chartered a bus and were now bound for the Ozarks A v1s1t to the Shepherd of the Hllls Country Rockaway Beach, the Falry Cave and beautxful Lake Taneycomo were the hlgh lu hts of our trxp On the thxrd day of our delxghtful Y1S1t to the Ozarks our happy, though a lxttle tlred group packed up and headed back home Upon our arrlval home we found that the Junlors had prepared a lovely banquet m our honor A farewell program to the commumty was presented by the class on the evenmg of May 15 On the evenmg of May 17 we appeared ln blue gowns and caps wlth gold tassels to recelve our dlplomas The Commencement speaker was The Rev P K Regler We have looked forward to these days of grad latlon throughout four years of hard work At last those days are here Hard lessons and tough exams have too become hlstory and we now remember them w1th Smlllng faces As we leave th1s school llfe, we must reallze that we have flnxshed, only to begm agam a dxfferent kmd of hfe 0 - , . . . . 1 1 1 1, 1 , , . . 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W . u 1 rr . 1 Class Prophecy It IS now the year of 1980 and after 30 years, a world wxde survey was conducted to see what the 1951 graduates of Goessel H1gh School had chosen as a l1fe long profess1on Jumon Janzen IS now runmng h1S own weldmg shop 1n the darkest part of Afrlca weldmg mufflers that f1t ln the back of all cars If you are lnterested 1n these mufflers send for a free catalog to Junxorv1lle Afr1ca Merxbeth and Ranme are l1v1ng on a chlcken ranch and wh1le Merlbeth feeds chlckens gathers eggs and cleans them Rann1e teaches Randolph Jr the new plays 1n basketball Kerm1t Dlrksen has now won fame for 1nvent1ng a car whlch travels at the tremendous rate of speed 135 mph and operates very econom1cally runlng 27 mlles to 1 gallon of water Karl Ratzlaff who lS better known as Doc IS now 1n the doctors profession But seemmgly h1s love Vera ' takes the most of h1s tlme and he cannot devote h1s t1me and ab1l1ty to the pat1ents Eldon Klassen 1S the flrst Amerlcan to learn what the RUSSIZHS do behxnd the 1ron curta1n on Saturday nlght He was awarded the Mer1t of Honor medal for th1s great dlscovery Wlllard Banman IS m VVyom1ng where he IS a well known sheep herder He and h1s cute blonde from Lmmenthal are strlctly ln the sheep herdmg buslness Carl Klassen IS a famous flutlst 1n the Splke Jones Orchestra H1s most popular number IS Tumbl1n Tumble Weed Donald Relmer has reached flrst on H1t Parade wlth h1s record1ng of Ghost Rlders 1n the Sky Vera Belle Schm1dt has rlsen to great h61ghtS 1n the medlcal professlon She IS now known 'ls M1ss Lap Sltter of 1980 Newta Schmldt IS servlng as a. pr1vate secretary to Margaret Truman She schedules all of M1ss Trumans pmvate and publ1c appearances Soph1e Pankratz has become co manager of the Becker Feed M111 Hesston Kansas A change has taken place 1n the My Fr1end Irma rad1o program Arzella Nlkkel can now be seen on telev1s1on play1ng the part of Irma Rosella Goossen has made good use of the Journallsm she had 1n hlgh school She IS now very bus1ly engaged 1n edxtmg the Goessel Trlbune a thr1v1ng newspaper w1th 5000 subscrlbers In her spare txme Rosella answers letters to the lovelorn column ln The Lonely Heart Erv1n Hlebert 1S bat boy for the New York Yankees whlle h1s cute blonde Wlfe cheers h1m on from the bleachers Charles Woelk IS ass1st1ng not replac1ng Mr Pankratz 1n teachlng the f1ner arts of muslc whlch now lncludes vodellng A change has taken place 1n the management of the Co op Store LeRoy IS managing the bus1 ness and Marcella IS managlng LeRoy The Lustre Creme Champoo Company has named Geneva Schroeder as thelr M1ss Lustre Creme of 1980 Ella Schm1dt IS the propr1etor of a Beauty Salon ln New York Clty her motto IS Nature 1snt always r1ght but T1nta1r And now for a ghmpse of the faculty Mr Gunnels IS farmmg on the open pra1r1e He was last seen rec1t1ng Shakespeare to h1s p1gs Mr Kl1ppenste1ns very close frxendshlp wlth Elnsteln has made h1m famous for they have now solved the great problem why the Saturday Evening Post comes out on Wednesday nlght Mr Jones has brxdged the gap between the Jumors and senlors For thls great feat of blavery he was awarded the Nobel prlze for peace M1ss Brooks has won her fame by 1nvent1ng a pocket s1ze add1ng machme Now each next years bookkeeplng student w1ll own one Mr Schm1dt IS on an extensxve tour 1n the Umted States appearmg on all Tom Home Per manent shows You too can have that natural look he now possesses As years come and go the members of the class of '51 hope to become assets to the great struggle for a peaceful world . . 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E F E 51. 5 F z I XY X , I X t ,. kjxx ,. it J' ly A M -r .air Analyzmg 'rhe Junlors BETTY ANN GOERTZ Ab1l1ty plus appllcatlon equals success VERNON FLAMING He knows how to handle a ball DOROTHY REGIER The blonde w1th a smxle for everyone BETTY BULLER You have to l1ve to love l1fe RUFUS UNRAU 'I get the Llfe magazlne fxrst VERNETTA REIMER Whoop Dee Doo LU VERNA DUERKSEN To look Just so LEO GOERTZ The best thlngs 1n hfe are free so why work NEVA LEHRNIAN Sugar an spxce an everythmg mce MAXINE WOELK How about a new boy fr1end MILDRED SCHMIDT Its a busy world I m 1n MARLIN FREY Hes the Ladles Man IH our class FRANCEQ SCHMIDT Her eyes how they twlnkle her dlmples how FRANKLIN GOERTZEN He must be some relat1on to Fmstexn HULDA VOTH A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance ORLANDO GOERTZEN The gentleman who rates .1 second look DORA DL ERKQEIN First comes sense then comes nonsense NIERLIN THIESEIN Hes a mxghty swell guy MARY LOD YOTH The food of llfe IS mus1c merry I C CLINTON SCHMIDT: A hidden current of dumbheit. Fourth Row G Schroeder Frey A Wiebe, G wedel D Dirksen Klassen D Klassen H Bergen Third Row I Voth M Janzen, V Schmidt F Helnriohs B Dirksen J Schmidt J Dalke, Mr Klippensteln Second Row H Woelk N Wiens, J Schmidt V Schroeder D Schroeder P Ratz. 1ng,'L Funk B Um-un J Frey s Schmidt E Tannz o Nikkel 3 CLASS OFFICERS President Joen Schmidt Vice President Joan Bsnmsn Sec Trees Irvin Voth 42 ii , Sfw Q V C A X : . , V. , . . , . , R. , . , . . : . , . . , ' 1 ' l ' ! ' ' 9 .11-i. laff' A: Nikkei, A. Schroeder, E. Unruh: First Rocl: .J. Banmen,' R.. Flem- . , . , . , . , . , . . S O X1 if t , 4,1 ' V :A-Y Glimpses of 'rhe Sophomores JOAN BANMAN Llttle blue eyed blonde HENRY BERGEN I say what I mean JUNIOR DALKE Hes the sllent type DENNIS DIRKSEN Watch the Fords go ROBERT DIRKSEW Knows all the Jokes ROSE FLAMING Graceful llttle busy body JANE FREY Property of Bethel VERNON FREY Penny for your thoughts LENORA FUNK Qulet and consclentlous FRANKLIN HEINRICHS Beautlful brown eyes ENIILY JANTZ R N Commg up 'NIAYN XRD JANZEN Prefers blondes DWANE KLASSEN Everywhere at once RUBEN KLASSEN Farmlngs my buslness ADELLA NIKKEL Freckles ORLETTA NIKKEL Wont have me loslng sleep JOAN SCHMIDT Feature that' JOHN SCHMIDT Full speed ahead SHIRLEY SCHMIDT 5 2 eyes of blue VIRGIL SCHMIDT What are study halls for ARLYN SCHROEDER Pep and energy DELORES SCHROEDER V1m and vlgor GOLDWYN SCHROEDER Needs a race track VIINOLA SCHROEDER Theres a funny slde to everythlng BARBARA UNRUH Little but nlce ELEANORA UNRUH Shes a pal IRVIN VOTH Always smxhng GILBERT WEDEL Fxnds consolatlon IH bubble gum ARC1-IIE WIEBE Baseballs h1s l1ne NORWIA WIENS Arent the JUHIOTS wonderfu' HILDA WOELK Ambltlous I f L . : by. PATSY RATZLAFF: Tall and blonde. Y , 7 ' : ' ' ' . I I ' : ' ' ' ' l. , I Fourth Rom S Wiens Piebert V B rtel J Hanke, J Hiebert Horn Schroeder H Unruh E Graves D Unruh Aoehn A Goertven A Klassen K Thiesen D Schmidt L Goertzen second Ro: D Funk D acnmidt I Schroeder E Rcnm dt D Thieqen J Reimer L Duerksen, D Nickel, E Reimer F rst Row 4 Buller P Funk J achmjdt P Sommerfjeld M ckel A Qc? idt cnnidt Thie N Dlerksen Not on oicture Mr Ra nkr t z CLA:b OFFICERS rreeident Joan Reimer -: ' Vice Jresidenb Jennie Schm4Jt QecretarJ Teddy P ul Iibkel SQ Q,,c Comollnents of Krehbiel 1 f d I C Tn doundrldze K nw if? fcrggggs ig 3:35 ' - .M L , ' X , Q i . S T ff 9- - U Q' ' - 3 .Q W - V - I A Q A t .. T, E J I 7? V : V Q , M ' 5 - Wh LL ' 'ff . , -si. A , . 5 , . . .l , VJ. L. Duerksen, L. Heinrichs, J. Unruh, T. Njkkel. Third Row: J. Hiebert, R , . , . , . , sr. , . 1 , - . . , . q 1 , . . ' vt . , . ' ' , . . 1 : L. , I. N, .,' . , . . , , N1 , . - .m , D. S '.- , L. . sen, A, re . 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' C., I , , P .- Freshmen Asplrahons HELEN BULLER Housewlfe VERLIN BARTEL Farmer LILLIAN DIRKSEN School Teacher MARY DLERKSEIN School Teacher LEROY DUERKSEN Farmer DARLENE FUNK Nurse PHYLLIS FUNK Farmers Wxfe ALDA MAE GOERTZEN Nurse LEROY GOERTZEN Farmer EVELYN GRAVES Muslc Teacher JACK HANKE Radlo Techn1c1an ALLEY HIEBERT Farmer CLYDE HIEBERT Jet Pllot JOHNNY HIEBERT Basketball Star LOWELL HEINRICHS Farmer MARGARET KOEHlN School Teacher DARLENE lNICKEL Nurse 1n Callfornla MARY ANN NICKEL School Teacher THEODORE NIKKEL Farmer EVA REIMER Nurse about 65 then retlre ARLENE SCHMIDT Teach School and then settle down DELORES SCHMIDT Nurse DONALD SCHMIDT Farmer DOROTHY SCHNIIDT Housekeeper or Teacher ELNORA SCHMIDT Kansas Dalry Farmer s Wlfe JENNIE SCHMIDT Teach grade school a llttle Whlle then settle down on a farm IRNA SCHROEDER Nurse R RAY SCHROEDER Rad1o Announcer PHYLLIS SOMMERFIELD School Teacher DORIS THIESEN Famous Vocallst KENNETH THIESEN Farmer LLCILLE THIESEIN Nurse DELLA UYRUH Buslness Secretarw HARLAND LNRUH Farmer JOHN ROBERT UNRLH Go to a technlclan school or be a farmer STANLEY WIENS Farmer ARLENE KLASSEN Nurse O U JOAN REIMER: Old Maicl School Teacher till I'm -L.. EIno Goessel Goe sel Merioeth Boese Pat Ratzlsff Jane Frey Betty Jlller TEA SUOREJ Canton Durham Lost Sorings Lehigh Tampa Lincolnville Ramona wanton Durham Lost Sorlngs Lehigh Tampa Lincolnville Ramoni flton 1 u L mUUnv V 1 56 L4nco1nv111e nnmona lamoa 4' A GQ 4514! 111 N Cl f 1 7 fmla ff' L F M ph Fry, ' -5 -, 3 -A f 'f i . :S 1' 311 1? Y 5LP' '-- ' R if I 1 nd 4 jr 4 i 51 --------- 76 K? 1- I 3 M up A FW L+1--- 37 9- as - H ' 14 zu- -------- 3' W 3 --M 36 ---------- 39 Mx + ' H ju- -------- Welton 44 'Q O A 'X 3 bu--- ui ii 1 39 , --------- ' 3 'Q ' . ' w rr as V in h 3 .. H H 26-----L--- 35 9 , t 5 -Y . nlg q 38 ---------- ue ' 3 3. ' L3 'Il 28--- 39 , 3 J -- 3 al, Q. ,. , L02 ------ ---A ., U0 H M6 .-....... L.. .52 N.:-. . . -f i'g:41..N' s --- - 47 n LV? --.--.--- 'N 3-K' II 25 -----.---- 1 F C 3 ci T' .ffofldaflq an X sllif Beck how Mr Jones, K Ratzlaff M Thiesen A Wiebe J Dalke J Jenzen Mr K11pDenete4n Front Row C Schmidt E Hiebert V Flaming, W Banman M Frey O Goertzen SOFTBALL SCORES Tampa Goeseel Ramona Goessel Durham Goessel Lost Springs X X125 Goeseel Lehigh aff Goessel P' Llncolnville Goessel 2 Compliments of Farmer's State Bnnk, Canton, Kane. ,rth n,w ,,',f ' I ' xx V. ',-p'- 1 , T: ', J up v:?!xn fi 4 4' - U, 'f 5 vys, S' S TI Q -5 -Y an K I 'E , E -A iw xi 3 , 1, ' Q fix . F, V tgugin-5 ' I X , K A W Q ' A A ,3 I +A 2 3 ly , ------------ 0 ----------19 , . ' ----------- 10 W ---------- 1 H 4 ' - ' 1 ':::::::::: 2 X H J .v X - ' N -- ' 9 h ' h , fi. Fi, ' 8 ' inf ' ' t ':::::::::: 2 , I ----- 1 Coach Robert Jones :M+-T- Kgpl Hgtzlcff hrvin Hiebert Clinton nchwidt 'erlin Tbieeen Vernon blaming Willard Eanman Comoliments of Goerz Soorting Goode At letic ouop11eQ Newton Kane Spewnd game Standing A Wiebe B Dirksen D Dirksen, V Frey J Dalke M Janzen G Schroeder, Seated M Klippenstein, 0 Goertzen M Frey J Hiebert F Goertzen R Unrau SCORES Goessel Canton Durham Lost Springs Lehigh Tamoa kalton Ramona Canton Durham Lost Springs Lehigh Tampa Lincolnville Ramona Walton Coach Elmer Klippensteln Compliments of Moundridge Co op Elevator A sn Moundridge Kens 31+ -.-...-.... 11+ l+6 ----------- 31 37 ----- 39 19 ----------- 25 2 3 li ----..------ ' 1 ' 32 ----- Lincolnville 25 26 ----------- 28 21 -.......... 17 33 ------ ----- 2 2 39 ----- 30 26 ---..-.---. 21 24 ------------ 25 32 ----- 19 42 ----------- 35 ' M8 ----------- 16 K ending H Boese S Schm4dt J Hiebert V Frey E Schuidt M Tbfesen W Banman, G Schroeder C Schmidt E Hiebert Seeted Mr Schmidt N Schmidt V Schmidt M Schmidt R Unrau OFFICERS Pres dent Mildred Schmidt Secretery Vera Belle Schmidt Treasurer Newta Schmidt Compliments of Internat'on1a1 Herveeter, Ph 16 Canton Kane U I 4 ,..' . i, i -vu 7' ' 1, X : 'V' x . Q 'U Qi X., , s -U . A. . ' - 1 Q , Q 'K-, . i 'A' a ' 4 - i'- N Ek JA , I , fy H . ' YV , of' St : . , . - , . , . , . . , . h . . , . , . . 7 . , . , . A , . , . . . -...., -..... f 4 L . svn 'L ' ' x 1 ' L... Presented by MERIBETH BOESE MILDRED SCBMLDT FRANCES SCHMIDT KERMIT DLRKSEN CLLNTON SCHMLDT. Editor Ass't Editors Business Managers ending R Fleming M Voth K Ratz laff, R Gooseen A Nikkel F' Goert zen, 0 Goertzen, C Schmidt E Hie bert, J Schmidt J Schmidt V Sch midt J Janzen N Schmidt G ch roeder, M Schmidt Seated H Voth Mr Gunnels K Dirksen F Schmidt M Boese M Schmidt 1 , f N ,, j, -'P'-'-mf I i il i 77.41 V S I .' W x l X! ,, Q: . 2' J FU , -X - 1 , 7 X A i Y St I . , . , . - o , u , n ' n . , Q ' . , . , . ' n ' 1 0 ' 1 ' S ' . , -si! . , ' I ' 1 ' 9 . , . . I 5 ' :K x i... ' W . . ..... Y . , , u , U... anding 4 Janzen 4 Schmidt N Schmidt S Pankratz J Schmidt Miss Brooks 4 Schmidt Mr Gunnels C Schmidt Seated F Schmidt Rosella Goossen Schmidt Schmidt Schmidt w x 'Q G . , . ll 1 .0 at ziyf g :fs 'gl The music deoartment has aga1n t ken part in many various activities In fall the b nd presented e concert on Gift Day and also eopeared at the county feir at riillsboro and the st te fair at Hutclcin on Later in the year the b nd accelted invitations to give short concerts at the Lad' es' Axulliery Pancake Supper and the Co op Neighbor N4ght The mixed chorus oresented an opperetta 'n November nd The Cruclffx ion by Steiner dur'ng the Easter season with Mr P nkratz and vir Eldon Reimer serving as soloists The entire muslc deo rtment including ll the larger and smaller organ' zetions, oresented the Annual Chr4stm s Prop ram and also partlcio ted both in the league and region 1 music festivals held in March A spring concert was oresented in May BAN D anj g J Frey H Buller E Unruh B Buller N Lehrman A Schroeder M woelk M Boese Mr Panbatz Thjrd Row F Schmidt L Dirksen D Unruh G Riedel V Schmidt M Schmidt J Dalke H Bergen O Nlkkel S Pankratz I Voth D Funk, R Goossen, D Schroeder W Banman A wiebe J Schmidt Second Row D Duerksen, A Nikkle C Schmidt J Janzen, M Schmldt J Banman B Dirksen, V Bartel V Frey E Schmidt M Janzen First Row V Schm4dt, M Koehn I Schroeder P Rtzlaff A Nikkel J Reimer, A Voth, S Schmidt Compliments of Hesston Mill and Elevator, Hesston, Kane. ' Ll 4 ' - i ' .:4'v 'x ' ' J F' - ' O pf 1 , ? o , -h ., v . ,. 9 .. . l F . . ' 9 . - . V A , F- - - .. . '- , ' . a I . . ... . ... F F -. , ,- , - 5' - n - - -YF 5 E w . St d n ' ' 1 ' J ' : ' 1 ' I ' J ' - . , . , - . . . , . - , . , . ' , . u , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . . . X . . . - , . , . . - , . - , . . , . , n , . . : . . - . , . , . e , , . , . v ggth Row V Bartel O Goertzen, R Unrau C Schmidt, M Frey, n Bergen K Dirksen, K Retzlaff, C Woelk, G wedel, M Thiesen, L Heinrichs Th rd Row C Hiebert, S wiens, D Schmidt, H Schroeder F Heinrichs, V y Voth G Schroeder J Riemer, J Schmidt N Schmidt, woe KT-E Schroeder, Ratzlaff, A Schroeder, S Pankretz, D Schroeder, V Schmidt Fjret Row Graves, M Schmidt, Frey, W Boese M Schmidt F Schmidt E Unruh Riemer, E Schmidt, M Voth S Schmidt B Buller, E Jantz, J Benman 1 HMer1anne,' the operette presented by the A Cappella Choir on November 17, 1950, under the direction of Mr Pankratz . i' 1 T 1 Fo --: . , . . , . . 'H -L: . I . I . ' '. ' , .' ' . FFLe 'T it Voth: h. Janzen, h. Goertzen, E. Hiebert, J. ianzen. Secong RowiA. Klessen, P ..... . : 'E. . J. .. , . , . , . , sl -5 Fourth Row N Wiens, M Voth, A Nikkle A Nikkle M Woelk, I Schroeder Fatzfgfr, S Pankretz, D Schroeder, J Schmidt, E Greevs, D Unruh V Schroeder, M Koehn R Gooessen, G Schroeder,V Schmidt, A Klessen Thi g, 4 E Reimer, M Nickel, E Schmidt N Lehrmen L Dirksen, D Thiesen, B Goertz, A Schroeder, E Schmidt, N Schmidt J Reimer, E Unruh F Schmidt, V Reimer Second How H Buller, D Schmidt, E Jentz, S Schmidt L Theisen A Goertzen, D Duerksen, B Unruh D Nickel, D Schmidt, D Regier, M Schmidt H Voth, D Funk First My P Funk O Nikkel, J Schmidt, J Banmsn, L Funk H woelk B Buller, A Schmidt M Schmidt, M Duerksen L Duerksen, M Boese, J Frey P Sommerfeld Fourth Row K Dirksen C Schmidt J Hiebert D Reimer C Woelk, Fa zIaf?'fL Goertz ri Theisen L Duerksen Thgrd Row T Nikkel Dirksen M Frey R Unruh LI Bergen R Klassen V Flaming F Goertzen I I-Iiebert D Klessen C Klsesen, Second Row A Hiebert V Schmidt F Heinrichs, O Goertzen K Thiesen G rledel J Janzen V Frey H Unruh M Jenzen First Row C Hiebert S Wiens E Voth J Schmidt D Schmidt R Schroder V Bartel E Klassen L. Goertzen L Heinrichs J Hanke CL HINET QUARTETTE Merioetb Boese Vera Belle Schmiot Frances Schmidt Dorn Duerkqen TmU4PLl LBIO Clinton :chm4dt Junior J nzen Irvin Voth .T GRASS SEXTFTTE C14nton Schmidt Jun'or J nzen Verncn Fre G4lbert edel Joan Schnidt ' ldred ScVm4dt onolimente of E R Burkrol er Llmber Co st 1894 Leh4gF Finn BOYS' QUHRTETTF Orlanao Goert en Clinton Qchmidt Karl Ratzlaff Junior Jenzen GIHLS' QUARTETTE Jane Frey Elesnora Unruh Mary Lou Voth Joan Benmsn GIRLS' SEXTETT' Marne a bufmldt Mildred achnidt Maxine woelk Pat R tzlaff Arlene Klessen Hulda Voth During the cast ment has been busy ent oleys The all school by the freshmen end test play weregiven yearthedramatics depart producing several differ play which was oresented sophomores, and the con infall The junior play The Calamity K4dQ n and the senior play Old Virginny H were presented in spring Miss Brooks and Mr Gunnels successfully directed all of them fbi! A Wi i bin 1 'Q 'rn g ln nyc pl 3'Pi1. 'th 1 ne Act Play NOBODY SLEEPS All school Play YOUNG, WILLING AND ABLE Compliments of IHC Fermer's Equip Co Hillsboro, Kens o - -, - ' , 'Ira , li: Kfflngllxq I fin 'll I'f s.-' ve in ,uf 1 i of f ' X .V ll , Q 0 ... . I Seated Mrs Blosser N Schmidt F Schmidt M Boese N Lehrman To build a fellowship of women nd girls in personal and social l1v4ng 1s our duty as Christians this is what the Y teens have set as their goal and have committed their best to reach it One of the high lights or the year was the rather daughter banquet which was held on February 8 For their world fellowship projects the girls brought chololate laers and used socks which were sent to Japan A slumber party in the gym and Heart s4ster week when the girls ex changed unsigned letters brought about excitement amongthe'Y teen members The programs of the year were based upon social and personal problems which they tried to solve for the girls This year as always the club hadeahundred per cent mumbershio of all the girls in school This is a record the Y teens c n be proud of oomoliments of Greening Motor Co Desoto and Plymouth Hillsboro Kans , I S Q a 3 Q: ' . . 4 S S 1 . 14..e I f?5 5 Standing: S. Schmidt, M. Schmidt, H. Voth, P. Ratzlaff, M. Voth, M. Schmidt lT ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' -A 1 ' 1 I J Jsnzen, K Ratzlaff H Frey C Schmidt 'To create maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christain ch racter' is the purpose and go 1 of the H1 Y Club This was also the basic theme in the inspirational mes ages given by guest speakers and open discussions given in the study hall which was the meeting place of the club every other week It was also the privilege of the club to share special programs with the Y teens at Thanksgivf ng Christmas and Easter time Ae in former years .the club was again in charge of the sale of textbooks The proceeds of this activity were used to finance the v rious projects of the club These included a big study hall clock and stage furn4ture Not only were the meetings in the study hall of significance In the spring the fellows went on a camping trip Sleeping outside and frying bacon and eggs in the morning were the highlights About the same time the club sponsored an evening of fun for themselves and their parents inthe High School gym Various forms of entertainment was enjoyed by all The club also took advantage of the YMCA Building at Newton where an evening was spent in enjoyable recreation Again this year as in former years, the boys were in charge of devotions for chapel services every other week Every member had to read devotions when he was asked The cabinet met on Fridays, when there wssn't a meeting to discuss the problems and to approve the programs planned by the program committee Compliments of F D. Vogt, Prod. and Groc. Co. Hillsboro, Kane. JG' 39 Y J I f: f 0 , ', ' w . L ' . m s WM y Standlggz O. Gcertzen, K. Dirksen, E. Klsssen, Mr. Jones. Seated: R. Unrau WW ...-v ' Y-1 P23-L .z..,.4 50.4. 'J? 77 h74f'Vl-fu 061240 ad-W7 QJAJO' fm? lf'46,5f.lo-f4.444.0v- ff? ,cmd 54,174.4 0O f'z? L7,.,,.44.4J X-J 'Y i ,....6T....,..4.,..4.,..:,.., J AMAA 774.040, ,fi.,4z..,Z?,P ? -Jr pK ffapvna-A L.: .1110-cali! 0 itnuyndf: ' f?i? 1 3-'ffl K L :MJ , ,, ,, , 5 f S f Mg if . Q, ' fi B N A H 3 , 4 ,l lf A Q -A1 f Q f' ' '. ,- H : ,Q va Y r, - v ' d. - K ' , 'JY K Arn 1 I Www'-mms- , ' , ,.t-Hu h - H U as n rf' M' - ff-, ug, . -1-ra ,f . V ' Y, Ii' : , f , - 3' ' . Lf V . 1 . Q 3 , , 1' 5 . M ,T Wi' Q 'u f 24 'i :2'11'4.': ll ,... 2--nv -. ,,.. 22 . ,- A , s . ,gf ' K..'4f?P? ' kwxggff - 'K e I I I , 0 7 1 . ,, . , , . - '. . - ' w 3' li ,, ' fr N M, , f, Xl , V' I, ffl. , , - Q J Q - , x ' 3 , , A- N . .I Nach '. 1, - 'A n - -3' an , 'a M '- 2 J AMW viva JCAVZ-,f ii. 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