Grant County Rural High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ulysses, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

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We will remember it always, be- cause it is ours. oo af aaleala fl as Jn. SMH' Faculty Board of Education 8 5 0 Senior Tigers 5 O Carefree Tigers 0 Mischievous Tigers Q 0 Q Angelic Tigers Q O Royal Tigers 0 Organized Tigers 0 O Q Musical Tigers 0 Oratorical Tigers 0 Dramatic Tigers Q 0 Headline Tigers D O Q 0 Football 0 Q Basketballo 'afack O 9 Favorite Tigers D D' Informal Tigers 0 O Foolish Tigers D D9 0 Festive Tigers 00 0 Ir. -Sr. Banquet O O Senior Trip oo gm, ' O Honors Baccalaureate 6 o 0 0 in I ART 'W' oY1 W' 11951 C0 -EDITORS W' silsumss MLW sand t webbe' LCP' B mvww swap as W' trim vuo1O YD' 'BC same YO gs!! 6 vvd -Maglu Yugwgs ur-G95 Bed B111 I0 n Gssei Herman Heyman Bi l X991 Sponsor -Pat Getty Assistant To Typist Ortha Davis Assistants To Business Managers Lois Blehrn -Leon Hampton Roberta Kratzer-Betty Elliott Assistants To Photo Editor Iohxmy Goodnight-Wayne Christian Maurice Eddie Assistants To Activities Editor Mary Hammer-Loretta Shelite Assistant To Copy Editor Gwen Harmon Copy Readers Doris Goff-Glenda Priest nr fm U-O' H4 KW, 4 A O fix ,IV 313211 fwbw Richard Haefele English, Psychology Kenneth Bogue English, Debate Elva Gillett Com merce ef, Harold Mast Vocational Ag. Harold Phillips Vocal Music, Band 1 A I Custodian - !' - il-ll. l!n : U Er this page through the courtesy of PIONEER CO -OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Laura Beichley Latin, Library Helen Durham Office Secretary Ivey Casey George Neelly Am. History, Coach wayne Smith Shop, Algebral I , ,IAV Xt U i i fr, E ,, l Albert Scroggins Custodian 7 Grace Dulabahn Home Ec . Merril Durr Math Pat Getty English, P. E Journalism Ben Hicks Science W. L. McClanaha.n X I Social Science, Business, s l f-LH'Z'fA'IfW' Drivers Education E this page through the courtesy of AMERINE JEWELRY I I Beau! of this page through the courtesy of GRANT COUNTY STATE BANK Cleve W. Stoskopf Director Earl B. Williams Treasurer Ralph W. Tuttle Clerk .5 5 Q 1 sf! x f Q 4 ix fig' 'Q' Q 'W ff X 0X SN Z 'PZZ l Al nV'l M l . ii A 7 X if fu , I V' ' ET .Qadm sv 9111 Semlaa 7i7dv.l lg' Uhr I .4 Mi? . cg Seniaa 01444 Ufficyu President ------- ----- B ert Casey Vice-President ----- - ------ Bill Herman Secretary ------- ---- G ladys Ann Hennigh Treasurer ------ -------- ---- G 1 enda Priest Sponsors ----- Elva Gillett -Boyd King this page through the courtesy of GISH SPORTING GOODS AND GRAY 8a ROSEL S Q 56' 0' 21 N F'l Wanda Carter Bert Casey Larr y Bates this page through the courtesy of GRANT COUNTY IMPLEMENT COMPANY Berna Deane Bonsall 1154 9 mv me Larr y Elliott Wa yne Shirley Christian Davidson Dale Maurice Gish Eddie this page through the courtesy of SMITH'S DEPARTMENT STORE Betty Elliott Bob Burnus Herman Goodwin Leon Hampton Gladys Ann Hennigh M Bill Iosandra Herman Heyman this page through the courtesy of C 8a A MOTOR CO. Nano y Kennedy John Ladner Walger Kenneth McClure Howard this page through the courtesy of PHILLIPS FURNITURE STORE Jerry Pinkerton Annabel Ladner Bi 11 Lozar Kay Larry Schuster Glenda Priest Schneider Deryl Mary Schuster Webber this page through the courtesy of WEBBER SUPPLY COMPANY ltM60t04i60l aw eazzazm wunuelaumaia and Seniaa 016.44 aqid X. x,- 5 September of 1942, a group of frightened little children eased up the steps of the Ulysses Grade School. Of those who began that exciting role as first graders, Betty Elliott, Berna Deane Bonsall, and Maurice Eddie are the only originals to finish high school here. Through the second and third grades, there were no additions or subtractions, but at the close of the third grade, Maurice Eddie decided to try his luck in Washington. At the same time, Wanda Carter, who had just finished the third grade in California, decided to try her luck in Ulysses, so she stepped in to fill Maurice's shoes. Lela Hampton also joined the class this year. The first semester of the fifth year finds Maurice Eddie returning. Evidently everything didn't go so well in Washington. Others to enroll that year were Leah Jean Cheek, Josandra Heymna, Walter Mc- Clure, and last, but not least, Mary Webber. This jolly little party fit right in. The sixth grade brought several nice surprises: Burnus Goodwin from Tennessee, a girl from Staf- ford, Phillis Lessig, and Joan Silva. Thus they passed on to the seventh where they were lucky enough to add Bill Lozar and Leon Hamp- ton to this happy and growing group. All passed from the seventh on to the eighth, where Dale Gish and Larry Elliott joined the class. On the 18th of May, thirty -three starry -eyed youngsters were graduated from their childhood days of grade school. ln September of 1949, a group of confident adolescents enrolled as freshmen in high school. New class members were: Gladys Ann Hennigh, Wayne Christian, Nancy Kennedy, Faye Callahan, Armabel Ladner, John Ladner, Bill and Bob Herman, Kenneth Howard, Bert Casey, and Glenda Priest. Even though the first year of high school was a bit difficult and some confidence was lost, every- one survived the first year to say goodbye to Phillis Lessig and Joan Silva. ln spite of the loss, all managed to make it to the end of the year, when Lela Hampton left to become a housewife. The loss of a classmate, Faye Callahan, everyone's friend, brought much sorrow. The first semester of the junior year, the only new addition was Jerry Pinkerton. Ioan Silva returned to be with all her old friends. The second semester brought Larry Schuster, Deryl Schuster, Shirley Davidson, and Kay Schneider. The close of this year brought the loss of two more girls: Leah Jean Cheek took up the role of housewife, and Joan Silva blew off again. And here is ---------- T HE YEAR! Seniors, at last! The only member added was Larry Bates. LaNeve left to finish school in Wichita, and Joan Silva blew back againl That brings us up to date. Baccalaureate and graduation over and the '41-53'ers are on their own. Here's wishing the best of luck to a pretty wonderful group of ex -students of GCRHS, from the underclassmen of your Alma Mater. this page through the courtesy of PITTS 8r. BURK SHOE STORE Recon! of genie f 7 , X 5 E 5' as 1 :I 5 7 I v TE ' 5 '5 5 I i f f 4 95, 55 E Sdyxhfgng-' f L. 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McC1anahan --- Sharon Dey --- Loretta Wiebe --- Betty Waters -- Buddy Worm 'E S X Ci Joan r . Darrel Allen t f D W A A he Damon , , X R? KL -'x T y z X i if A Patricia Wayne BUCIIHUBH Carpenter b L' Donald Bremer Norma Bricker Warrena Bricker gi Marilyn Daugherty Pat Caldwell Sharon Dey at Kenneth Cantwell Christian This page through the courtesy of Larry MANN AUTO mnks E 'Row Sandra Gantt - 1-Fx fi 'fy I U i - '53 ' . . gy gl, A :Z ' ii' 2 . f. Am.: Jack Garrison Ar A N Bonnie Harmon '-1 - iv -X 5 fi. A - 'Zine W .U h, xlg'-fail X I 12 Q!! ' -15' 6 'A is 2. if I, . 1 If X NX R X, Darrell Jones gg Q zz... Q: :zz ,, Nun nn Ill ln: nn . Jerry VSIIDB. Hess Johnson Q . K A Q Gary AR- esisf oy, Gindlesberger fs , R K s We , an X Vivian Evelyn . Hollars Kephart ' Ioan This page through the courtesy of Hamlmn WESTERN DRIVE-IN tx i --,. I Rosie King A 1 xxx Essie Knauf IV is 'Ka ist, .. X R A Ns, iX..n Donnie Kreie 'P' N ' F fl J, , Gerald McClure -Q ' V- . 3 1 Evelyn Metherd 157 'Ds L rx' Mark Miller 1 Q 5 S 6 A r ' X f 1 S ,U g Gyla Minor if NI' X?-45214 'N A Kenneth Patterson il? rs Wilma Peirce Q' ' I X . , o X X Verna Randles no R, 4. ,Q is.. , '7g 'ffN f -1 r :nr U I X '- J , r:,g.r4d4e. ' R-Af!! ' , 1 Bobb y Re eves Esther Rosas Lieta Schneider n l J A X Ex , 9 af' I Irene Scroggins Jay Seyferth 1... . 5 D Sl Joanna Sheli te Joyce Siebert Catherine Stewart Stanley Strickland Karen Thompson W, t. , , g X Betty Loretta Waters Wiebe y 'x rx Jack Wilson lA Buddy Worm tlxfyvl Leora John Wheeler Wilbourn Pictures were not available for the following: John Christiansen Larry Weaver Larry Kepley Sandra Riley O Z3 This page through the courtesy of MINORS DRUG .3'3- wg' vw .. I If A n My V f ?'x-F M A songs xriixd ge 5 SOQVOWO fqzflemlanh Sharon Dey Doris Goff Annabel Ladner Freshman Junior Senior T Billy Bob eegergtrom son Ya M Ferrer ,4nQ Ei ir 1 -sf 1- Joe Garuson John Ladner Jack Garrison Mona Lou Gantt Gladys Hennigh I0anr1a Shelite L4- W- 7een4 Row 1: Russell, Forrer, B, Hilton, Elliott, Wheeler, Scroggins, Lambert, Goff, Waters, S. Gantt, M. Gantt, Harmon, Hacker. Row 2: Stambaugh, N. Hilton, Hemphill, Bechtelheimer, S. Jones, Hennigh, Heyman, Webber, Blehm, Goodwin, Kennedy, O'Nea1, Whiteis, Minor, Priest. Row 3: Shelite, Dey, Daugherty, W. Loewen, Withrow, McGillivray, Leierer, A. Loewen, Kephart, Haley, Moyer, Poe, Thompson, Cantwell. Row 44 Buchanan, Wiebe, Randles, Lozar, Ladner, Peirce, Hollars, Cordell, Hammer, Schuster, Durham, J. Jones, Siebert, Riley. PROJECTS ACTIVITIES Chapel Tea Concession Picnic Sponsored party Formal Chocolate bars overseas Conference Thanksgiving food basket Father -Daughter Banquet W' 7660 ionic Ufficead wg, 'R Helen Goodwin, Secretaryg Iosandra Heyrnan, Presidentg Shirley Haley, Vice-President Laura Beichley, Sponsorg Shirley Jones, Treasurer. this page through the courtesy of KREIE PAINTING COMPANY Kaya Kays, organization for boys, was started for the youths of G, C, R, H, S, in 1950. The organization contributes service to this school and community. Kays stands for Kansas Association for Youths , Theirmtmoz Today for Tomorrow , strives with therrlean- ing of what is done today' will benefit IOIUOIIOW. The slogan for the Kays organization is Laugh, Love, Lift . Row 1: L. Schuster, Goodwin, Pinkerton, Lozar, Elliott, Gish, Krentzel. Row 2: Mr. Durr McClure, Annis, Ladner, Eddie, Priest, Mr. Haefele. Row 3: Coffey Teegerstrom, Cheek W. Christian, Goodnight, K. Christian, LaFever, Christiansen. Row 4: Hess, Carpenter, Sie- bert, Kepley, Fort, Casey, Caldwell, Jones, Reeves. this page through the courtesy of AMSDEN'S LUMBER CO. Kaqd 0 ui affix President --------- Jerry Pinkerton Vice -President Secretary -------- TISZSUICI ' ' Sponsor Merrill Durr - - - -Bill Lozar Burnus Goodwin - - Larry Elliott Sponsor Richard Haefele this page through the courtesy of ULYSSES EQUIPMENT COMPANY Pep Glad Cheerleaders: Jo Heyman, Doris Goff, Shirley Jones, Liz Bechtelheimer. Row 1: O'Neal, Forrer, Durham, Kennedy, Lambert, Kratzer, Shelite, Minor, Cantwell Harmon, Leierer, McGil1ivary, Castor, 'Row 2: Daughtery, Peirce, Russell, Thompson Reno, Allen, Hampton, Schuster, Goodwin, Haley, Vincent, Hemphill, Whiteis. Row 3: Withrow, Dey, Bonsall, Stambaugh, Cordell, Blehm, Hennigh, Hammer, Priest, Harmon, Moyer, Castleberry, Collum, Poe. Row 4: J. Jones, S. Gantt, Waters, Randles, Lozar, Hollars, Ladner, Gray, N, Hilton, B. Hilton, J. Shelite, 1. Siebert, Riley. The purpose of the sixty -seven girls in the Ulysses 1952-53 Pep Club was to get out and cheer for their team at games. Their uniforms were black skirts, white blouses, black school sweaters, white socks, and saddle oxfords. At each home game, a section was roped off for Pep Club members, and in that section they rooted for the members of their team. The Pep C1ub's activities this year included the Homecoming parade and queen crowning, October 24, several open air pep rallies during football season, and others in the gym. They also sponsored several all school parties. l ' .. pep Glad Qfficeu President ---- - - -Mary Hammer Vice-President ------- Sonya Forrer Secretary ------- Iosandra Heyman Treasurer - - - ------ Doris Goff Sponsor ---- Pat Getty A few minutes before the Homecoming Parade Cheerleaders leading yells at a pep rally this page through the courtesy of HOTEL RALSAMORE 43 Row 11 Williams, Howard, Ladner, B. Casey, Joe Garrison, Fort. Row 2: Mr. Mast, Seyferth, W. McClure, W. Christian, Loewen, Randles. Row 3: Barber, J. Garrison, Kepley, Annis, Bullock, K. Christian. Row 4: Klingamen, G. McClure, Siebert, Brice Casey, Young, LaFever. this page through the courtesy of UPSHAW WELDING SERVICE 4. 4. 4. Gym President ---- - - -Bert Casey - - -John Ladner - - - Earl Fort Vice-President - - Secretary ---- Treasurer - - - ----- Joe Garrison Sponsor - ----- Harold Mast Members of the organization, FFA, are the Future Farmers of America. This club deals with animals, machinery, and various projects pertaining to farming. The Clublives by the mottog Learn- ingToDo, Doing To Learn, Earning To Live, and Living To Serve . this page through the courtesy of M, M, CALDWELL SERVICE 'Wt 4. 041. 14. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization based on eight purposes which prepare girls for home and community life, the job of promoting world fellowship and good will, and raising a fam ily. The F. H. A. chapter this year boast 58 girls and their sponsor, Miss Grace Dulabahn. Activities have included: Sock Hop Cake Walks Courtesy Day Slumber Party All School Party State FHA Conference, March 14 Dodge City FHA Conference, October 16 I ,gmslf Row 11 Dey, Hemphill, Whiteis, Stambaugh, Forrer, S. Gantt, Minor, Cantwell, M. King, Scroggins, B. Harmon. Row 21 Peirce, R. King, Shelite, S. Jones, Hennigh, Blehm, Cordell, Goodwin, Goff, Kennedy, Priest, Miss Dulabahn. Row 3: Daugherty, Randles, Withrow, McGi11ivray,Leierer,Haley, Poe, McClure, M. Gantt, Waters, O'Neal. Row 4: Riley, I. Siebert, Lozar, Ladner, Wheeler, Hammer, Schuster, Elliott, I. Jones, B. Hilton, N. Hilton, this page through the courtesy of STURMAN DRUG COMPANY 14. afficead ai 3 -'ex 2 . -Q, President ---- - - - Roberta Laird Vice -President ------ Shirley Haley Secretary ---------- Sonya Forrer Treasurer ----- Gladys Ann Hennigh Sponsor ----- Grace Dulabahn iii y ,ns x Ef5F5fL i S I 5: ff this page through the courtesy of T,M, DEAL LUMBER COMPANY L scliasn. ,1 Slucfeal Gouncil 1 an S is S 2 .B s 2 L I Q ,., , . i 1- .' v V ' , . , yi.: 1 , 'L I :lf 'Q'-- ' 11 'H X ' ' - FD Il! 1 4 el , , Row 1: Garrett, Pinkerton, Ladner, Christian, Kepley, Hess. Row 2: Durham, Haley, O'Neal, B. Laird, Wiebe, Buchanan. Row 3: Mr. Haefele, sponsors Kennedy, Bert Casey, Teegerstrom, Blehm, Fort. The Student Council is a representative body of students designed to permit student participation in school govemment and to help coordinate the extra curric- ular program. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Richard I-Iaefele, the Council met for one hour every other week. Some of their activities were: Determining game concessions Introduced Exchange assemblies Held a Student Council Banquet Sponsored several all school dances Set up parking regulations and enforced them Sponsored the Basketball King and Queen activities Organized a welcoming committee for visiting teams this page through thecourtesy of SOUTH SIDE GROCERY Mawr vim, Dale Gish Edward McDowell Jay Seyfenh Mr. Harold Phillips Instructor of Music 7 7m this page through the courtesy of VIRTUE'S Ghaawi P40 arf...-. -'S,-f w , ' - Rx 2 P 5 . X Re 1 ix-, fl X qmfqzee ew fx R169 -9' QQA fl Bw' Qlee Glad BOYS' GLEE CLUB Row lg Bert Casey, Brice Casey, L. Schuster, Davis, Whiteis, Caldwell. Row 2: Elliott, Goodwin, Pinkerton, Lozar, Harrison, Gish, Krentzel. Row 3: Priest, D. Schuster, Cheek, Ladner, Garrett, Patterson, Annis. Row 41 Jones, Damon, Carpenter, McDowell, Kepley, Schneider, Fort. ' CHORUS Row 1: Withrow, Bechtelheimer, N. Hilton, B. Hilton, D. Schuster, Lozar, Gish, Davis, Krentzel, Blehm, G. Priest, Hennigh, Durham. Row 2: Kephart, Peirce, B. Laird, Stam- baugh, Annis, Garrett, Damon, BriceCasey, Heyman, Hammer, Moyer, Wiebe. Row 3: Russell, L. Schneider, Forrer, S. Jones, McDowell, K. Schneider, B. Goodwin, L. Elliott, Pinkerton, Cordell, H. Goodwin, G. Harmon, Goff. Row 41 Buchanan, Kratzer, Poe, Haley, L. Schuster, Fort, Bert Casey, W. Priest, D. Jones, R. Laird, B. Elliott,C. Schus- ter, Shelite. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row lg Leierer, Hampton, Withrow, O'Neal, B. Hilton, Stambaugh, Goodwin, R. Laird, B. Laird, Moyer, Wiebe, Bechtelheimer, Poe, Reno, S. Siebert, Row 2: Allen, Kratzer, Howard, Hacker, Kennedy, A. Loewen, Dey, Daugherty, McGillivray, Hammer, Elliott, Kephart, Haley, Wheeler, Castelberry, Whiteis, Row 3: Vincent, S. Gantt, S. Jones, Rus sell, Peirce, G. Harmon, Hennigh, Heyman, Blehm, Priest, Cordell, Goff, W. Loewen, N. Hilton, Forrer, Collum, W. Bricker. Row 4: Riley, B. Harmon, Davidson, Hemphill, Minor, Cantwell, R. King, Buchanan, Schneider, Hollars, J. Schelite, Thompson, Scroggins Schuster, M. Gantt, Durham, Gray, S. Siebert, L. Shelite, M. King. this page through the courtesy of NU -WAY CLEANERS Q t Bam! Q H151 -,-,--9 Row 1: L. Schneider, N. Hilton, Forrer, B. Hilton, Y. McClure, R. Laird, Daugherty, Dey, McGi1livary, B. Laird, Peirce, L. Wiebe, Shelite, Harmon. Row 2: G. McClure, Kliewer, Seyferth, W. McClure, Coffey, Christian, I.Ladr1er, Gish, A. Ladner, Randles, Grey, Schuster, Russell, Hollars. Row 3: O'Nea1, Lozar, Reeves, D. Wiebe, Miller, Webber Wheeler McDowell K Schneider Carpenter Cordell Hem v s a - r v r P- hill. Forty students made up the 1952 -53 G. C. R. H. S. Band, directed by Mr. Harold Phillips. The Band members, who wear the traditional Black and Gold uniforms, play- ed at the home football and basketball games this year, while the four majorettes, at- tired in white and black uniforms, executed many difficult twirls. The Band members attended the League Music Festival at Dodge City, and played at the Dedication service of the new building and at Commencement exercises. GIRLS ' TRIPLE TRIO Gladys l-lennigh, Barbara Hilton, Reba Stambaugh, Carolyn Schuster, Io Heyman, Beverly Russell, Charlene withrow, Betty Elliott, Norma Hilton. r GIRLS ' SEXTET Pat Buchanan, Leita Schneider BOYS' QUARTET Larry Bates, Bert Casey, Larry Elliott, Dale Gish 34, . . gl , X 5 'i 3 5 yyo L a a 1 H X aao 'fi Q id H if 3 -K Karen Thompson, Loretta Wlebe, Joanna Shelite, Wilma Peirce this page through the courtesy of DELUXE CLEANERS Uawfaaical 7i9eu Gi? Row 1: Stambaugh, Po e, Haley, Priest, Goff, Durham Row 2: Goodwin, L. Schuster, Moyer, Sweazy, Sullivan, Davis, D. Schuster i X . .. Y A ' - Don Sweaz m ' ' K - .A -' L same LOU Umm ' I 1' yw 1, -,. 4 Q Glenda Priest 1 Shirley Haley ij, Debate teams, coached by Kenneth Bogue. par- ticipated in tournaments at Russell, Hutchinson Dodge City, Garden City, Haven and Lawrence. A two -man team, consisting of Billie Lou Dur - ham and Don Sweazy, won second place at the District tournament at Garden City with speaker ratings of 1.42 and 2. 8, respectively At the State Debate Tournament at Lawrence a four-man team, Billie Lou Durham, Don Sweazy, Glenda Priest and Shirley Haley took fifth place. 1 this page through the courtesy of H'ILTON'S FIRESTONE Iaamalic 7i9mJ ONE-ACT PLAY A C. L. Garrett. Sonya Forrer Gladys Hennigh Iosandra Heyman A Billie Lou Durham Original Oration Not Pictured Nancy Lambert -Standard Oration this page through the courtesy of MCCALL LAND AND TITLE COMPANY Shirley Haley Informative Speech aruba P Real rqdawerl - THE ACTORS' Mr. Morlockg the Father ..... Mrs. Morlock: the Mother . . Mary: the oldest daughter .... Jessica: the youngest daughter . Mildred: the maid ......... Joe Lanconl: Mary's fiance . . . Luigi Lanconig Joe 's Papa .... . . .Don Sweazy . . .Lois Blehm Mona Lou Gantt . Billie Durham . Martha Moyer . . . . Earl Fort . C. L. 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INC. ton, and Wayne Christian lku W 0 X' I mmwllll ,,f-Q-ulll S133 qaaliall .Sguacf H. 'ol me Q, e-'ksr-g- , an w ,Ja ii? 'A iff ., 'Y Q is vt ,K , ,V N. QQ, 8 Row 1: Lozar, Bullock, Davis, D. Schuster, Annis, Bob Herman. Row 2: Gish, Eddie, Hampton, Howard, Cheek, Sweazy. Row 3: Teegerstrom, Ladner, Elliott, Pinkerton, Goodwin, Randles, Krentzel. Row 4: Sullivan, Hess, Whiteis, Williams, Garrett, L. Schuster, Bill Herman. Seann '4 Recafzcf OPPONENTS 5 Johnson 18 Kinsley 6 13 Lakin 45 Meade 21 Scott City 46 Cimarron 27 18 Hugoton 7 26 Satanta 46 Syracuse 12 12 COACHED BY George Neelly and Ben Hicks this page through the courtesy of KEP'S TOGGERY Bumus Goodwin S , , WV . - ww . ! as , vi ,QQ , 4' if Efld - M Bill Herman Halfback . ' S N., ' Leon Hampton Guard v was 1 , J: -1 1 , , ,, .,...,,.::, .,,, , Z.k Z A.,::, . ,I I , .at naw.. 5 ,3,ei.7 J A '35 Qff I i 1 3 3 P ' - .51 ,sflifilii it ' I i -' ,W L Q X 9 'S 'ww hs W an 0514? xy 5 4 ,,. W 9 if f U .:. at t R axe? Q 1, 3 Ek at if J. 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Row 2: Gordon, Barber, Garrison, Miller, Wilson, Lalfever, Gindlesberger, Kreie, Webber. Row 3: Seyferth, Fraule, Weaver, Christiansen, Coffey. Kepley, Siebert. this page through-the courtesy of HUMISTON'S IEWELRY Baa Kermeth Howard - 6 3 3 Year Letterman Larry Elliott - 6'1 3 Year Letterman Y1 li ff 1 ' U I Q A 3 1 a n 1 Ii Q JY Billy Bob Teegerstrom - 6' 1 Year Letterman Leon Hampton - 6'2 4 Year Letterman Bill Lozar - 6'l 3 Year Letterman N lr through ,he comm of LW - Q-- ARNOLD'S CAFE B-Medal! 5' I R' Gerald Cheek - 6' N - 1 Year Letterman ' .--V , i X x E H-1, mv W. . Bill Herman - 5 7 , 1 Q . , 1 1 Year Letterman Y rrj Mai' Y'5 S-I P fl 5 4 41 4 f- i John Ladner - 6' 1 Year Letterman Dale Gish - 6' 1 Year Letterman Joe Garrison - 5'11 1 Year Letterman this page through the courtesy of Q GISH WELDING SERVICE B 1 . 2 if Vym' ,. K is .Vg Coach Neelly The Ulysses Tigers completed their 1952-63 season with an outstanding record of 16 wins and 4 losses. Upon defeating league opponents consisting of Hugoton, Syracuse, Cimarron, and Meade both consecutive games, the Tigers became the Soutwest Kansas League Champions. The Ulysses Tigers' record is as follows: Tigers Guymon Johnson Tigers Tigers Lakin Johnson Tigers Tigers Cimarron Tigers Hugoton Tigers Syracuse Tigers Kinsley Tigers Guymon Tigers Meade Tigers Cimarron Tigers Hugoton Tigers Syracuse Tigers Meade The 1952-53 League Tournament was held January 8-9-10 in Cimarron's new gymnasium. Ulysses received first place trophy by winning two consecutive games. The Tigers' first win was over Meade in the semifinals 67-54, and their second win was over Hugoton 40 -37 in the finals. The Tigers traveled to the Liberal District Tournament March 4-5 -6, and defeated Liberal 80-63 the first game. Hugoton defeated Ulysses 57-40 in the finals: therefore the Tigers were re- warded second place trophy. The following week, March 11-12-13, Ulysses took part in the Pratt Regional Tournament. The Tigers met the undefeated Kingman team the first night and were defeated 59-46. The follow- ing night in the finals, the Tigers won the third place trophy by defeating Pratt 64-4-8. The Tigers scored a total of 1, 202 points to their opponents 1, 014 for an average of 60.1 per game. this page through the courtesy of LONG BELL LUMBER COMPANY Secancf 7eam 1 x in.-1 , f K ' O22 QNX f'4l51k f E43 ' Row 1 Hess Sweazy Frye Davrs Coffey Row 2 Gordon LaFever W1111ams Srebert qaedfuuan Squacf XR Ex l ,Q ,M Row 1: Stickland, Caldwell, Franks, Garrison, Gindlesberger, Hess. Row 2: Worm , Bremer, Miller, Weaver, Christiansen, Jones. this page through the courtesy of COMMUNITY GROCERY -HICKOK ' ---- -1- V-v--ww ' -.... Y: -g-mg-.Z-:qv-y - 3, wr,-Mwi, , V ,Q U .- If-111.1 - - 1 '7wck Row 1: Ie.rry'Hess, Miller, G. McClure, Kepley, Gmdlesherger, Kreie, Damon, Garrison. Row 2: Herman, williams, L. Schuster, D. Schuster, lim Hes, Loewen, Slebert, W. McClure, Franks. 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R ,y F 4 K Q Q -1 X I X 5 17: this page through the courtesy of MILLER GREENHOUSE Sl'a49zway 70 .Jeanna 2 Semlcvz 7'ulp . , .r 'JFsv53iLL.'5i Efg.T.4.w ,awk The graduating class of 1952-53 journeyed to Denver, Colorado for their Sneak-Senior Trip which lasted from May 1 to the 14th. this page throught the courtesy of BOYD JONES AGENCY lf' 1 XR ff X AM X 1 Q I!! V J X f ' ' Q X IZQ , w -K A 4,1 C' N f X1 A Jlanaeecl Eli I Glad mm Hayman, van-,dictorlan W Arm Hennigh. Saluramnan IG! and M and bet of Nmomr Honor Socleilf ember of National Honor Society Mem Cltizenshlp awards were glven to Gladys Ann Hennigh as Best-all -round -girl, and to John Ladner as Best -all -round -boy of the 1953 graduating class of Grant County Rural High School. The presentation of the above awards was made at Class Night ceremonies, May 19, 1953, following the program prepared and presented by the seniors. The Class Prophecy was first on the seniors' agenda. It took the audience 20 years into the future to the front porch of the Goodwin home ln Tennessee. The Goodwins, Burnus and Betty flilllottj, received a letter from a fonncr teacher of their hlgh school days, Mrs. Gillett, when Deryl U. S. Mail Man' Schtuter brought them their weekly mail. The letter, which they read with much ado, brought them up to date on the where -about: and occupations of their former classmates. These ranged all the way from chasing butter- flys in Texas to chasing men in Rome. Soine of the '53 seniors even became well knowng like the twins who sailed their saucer to Mars, and the fellow who got to empty wastebaskets in our nation's capitol. The 1953 audience got a look at the grads in 1973 as each one acted out a part of his particular future. Wanda Carter then gave all a glimpse into the past when she read the History of the Class. Then Iosandra l-leyman read the last will And Testament f th o e '53 Senior Class, which concluded the seniors' Class Night activities. We...the seniors of 1953 leave our bl in ess gs upon this school and all of it's teachers, and our pledge of friendship, always. this page through the courtesy of SLOAN'S K T SERVICE -M1-'ff'-r 'r ' f -- -- Baccalauaeaie . - QLZ' 1 -.,.-G' BACCALAUREATE Sunday, May 17, 8:00 p. m. Processional-- Grand March from Aida ------- Mr. Harold Phillips Invocation ------------------------ ---Rev. G. E. Robey Hymn-- Faith of Our Fathers -- Bless the Lord Oh My Sou1 Battle Hymn of the Republic ---- Sermon: ------- Finding Myself --- --- Girls Triple Trio ---- ------- Recessional- - Coronation March'- - - - - - - Audience --- High School Choir Rev. Karl C. Schuster --------- Selected - - - -Mr. Harold Phillips this page through the courtesy of STUTZMAN'S BODY SHOP l 1 .1 N 4 COMMENCEMENT Friday. May 22, 8:00 p. In. Processional-- Pomp and Circumstznce' ---------------- High School Band Invocation ------ --------------------- ---- R e v. J. Allen Wheeler 'March Blue Bells -'Ponce cle Leon Overture' --- 'Itumpet Solo- El Ma.mdor -- Address: '- - ' Presentation of Class ----- - - - Presentation of Diplomas ---- - Benedic tion ------------ ---- Rec essiona o 1--'War March f the Priests' ------------- - - ------ Band ------Dale Gish Ralph v. coder Boyd King, Principal ----- Cleve Stoskopf Rev. S. G. Davidson ---High School Band J' this page through the courtesy of MONSON'S RECREATION PARLOR 1 .Un .fi -5,'lf'1.v1-,ffl ,, M1551 L . 'ff' 1' .Trl 5, pl: . , T .25 A 15 will . JW 9, . , 1 'n' Q- I ,-. I- . L, . j :urn-,-, ,A A . A v, L L.Q51M:R1F,, ' ff? .wyjx-,f J: l - ' . .- 'iff-f v, 3'-Vw . ,Ev s f, . , .gil , Tl , egg: V. rf fm:-1 ,- ig. ,- ,. ,fy A Q 51-rw Q all A 1 V -. 3 .X ,. .V my . e ' . ,Ln-E , .V ,, . .MQ .J -4, my-js ,w . r -613, Y' 1 !.,..M3-. 4 ,- f.. x ,, .,.. 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