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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

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Meetings of the Tiger Times staff were held every morning at eight, and Monday even- ings were devoted to the planning of this year- book and execution of those plansg thus they spent many hours trying to make this a year- book to remember. Advisor ..... Pat Getty Photographer . . Merril Durr ' ' 5 Q 3 '1 W- its ,rr f it gk gy ., ,wg ,QE f Q., ,nm .1 it ,nib My M . ug 2' at if QE' X Nl '-,,, x vk. 3-'ff s ,...J. Wear UW Siu!! BUSINESS MANAGERS: Robert Annis Don Popejoy I COPY EDITOR: Leora Wheeler i J 5 l WT: , 5 ,. 1 L. TO R.: Jeanette Purcell, Martha Moyer, Loretta Wiebe, Barbara Hilton, Norma Hilton. 3 .742 igricle . . 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These school board members are: Cleve W. Stoskopf, Director: Earl B. Williams, Treasurer: and Ralph W. Tuttle, Clerk. The administration has the task of co-ordinating the academic and social activities of Grant County Rural High into an efficiently well- run school. In recentyears,thesernen.have hadthe added burden of extra meetings involved in the planning of the new high school building, and in the remodeling of the old building. The administration and faculty worked many weeks and months preparing data so that our school could be accepted by the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges, Although it was not known until the spring of 1954 whether or not the school would be accepted into this association, these people put a great deal of time and effort into getting accepted into the organization. Sponsored by 10 MINOR DRUG STORE .748 ,M GEORGE WOLF Instrumental Music HELEN DURHAM Secretary ANN IERNIGAN Home Economics ,qv DORIS MCDANIELS Home Economics 5' .4 P 2 3 EEE, Z' T, W L 4 Wash' 2 3 t Tap ' AM-- ALBERT SCROGGINS Custodian IVEY CASEY Custodian t ip t t ,ntt '9',?, wi .ttu nn, t guicbng ancld . . he-. Q7 L A A I ff GEORGE NEELLY Coach, Social Science ff!! E , www K RICHARD HAEFELE English. Sociology BEN HICKS Science HAROLD MAST Vocational Agriculture 5 New 12 LAURA BEICHLEY Library, Latin MARY HAAS Vocallviusic 131 MI' GCI! fs M.ERRIL DURR Mathematics ELVA GILLETT Business Education KENNETH BOGUE English, Speech, Debate GEORGE MELCHER Industrial Arts HERSCHEL BETTS Coach, Phy. Ed. , Business Education PAT GETTY English, Physical Education 13 EFT TO MGMT: Owen Kuplt-y, Mann.. Moyer, lxlary , ' V Iammer, Bcity Poe, l.:1rry Thompson, Billy Bob Tccg- f l'Sll'0lll, Gerald Clrcck, Mark Miller, Don Swcazy, 1 5 QylzllX1il10r, Sandra Gunn, Bill Sullivan ' Q ' f . Q 1' i f W W ff ' V ' F:'?7' :::::h:::55f4?' . 'fiiiffllf-'gfl .74 42 wi e L ee 5 fi g VH' uv! OFFICERS Vice President Bill Sullivan Secretary Mary Hammer Treasurer Gerald Cheek With a membership consisting of two rep- resentatives from each class, one from Y-Teens, Pep Club, F. F. A. , F. H. A. , and U-Club, the Student Council successfully carried out the responsibilities of the junior governing body of the school. Among the activities in which the Student Council par- ticipated we re the debate tournament, parties, ent and banquet, This group also supervised the school calendar. Mr. Haefele is the sponsor for this group. EARL presid Sponsored by P, 81 P, GROCERY SHOP--These industrious boys are studying mechanical drawing and the use of hand tools. Shop II did work in plastics, sheet metal, metal, and woods. Shop III did metal lathe work and Cabinet work. They made desks, cedar chests, chests of drawers, and bedroom suites. ENGLISH--This English I1 class like English I and III studied liter- ature, grammar, and speech each for 12 weeks each. They have studied everything from romantic prose to radio com- mercials. M dgluclenfd . . . 4 l 'L ' - E 1 ul I ll by F-if - i .Q ll I I ' 1 -., X8 I , ,,.. ' ,. i'f,L'? . I i ei , A 'iii' mam- -W':: 'X , ' r , ? L u g A X I. sl f K , -5 by ' .x . ,,.' A n . C , -- if -. . ,ft I . Sponsored by GRANT CO, IMP. CO. -JOHN DEERE SERVICE -This re Ming A ,N , Aa. life . an LATIN--This is a small class, but they study a large subject. This year they studied history, customs, grammar, costumes, government, architecture, and culture. Sponsored by - JUEL WATER WELL DRILLIN mfwl. .. r,f HOME ECONOMICS--These girls are Mncler we guicbng an A 'f ib.,U going to made wonderful home-makers for some lucky fellows. They have studied basic nutrition, vegetables, pastries, meat cooking, decorations and cooking for special occasions. W Sponsored by IDEAL FOOD STORE S V K A lv V S UDY - ce to bro , e, d, and s O HISTORY--These students are studying how our predecessors triumphed over difficulties and solved major problems which gave us our freedom, our govern- ment, and our country, They have studied the different periods of American History and the major phase of each. Er. ,,- r r , V W Q V' filff 'Q' -Q ii .gf -F- - 1 Z. If f 'LL 1, 1 1 ': ,, ' s 'X' ' t, ' - ' x,1i 'ZQQQ if -af xr 1 nga N4 151 kia as .5 ' J it I -I ..- W b J EJ ,fr M 1 K1 I 5 ' J 2 rn-W ' X, V' ' 1 kia W - 1 ,E I ' . ' . ,. 'T W ,, , J Q K ' Faq f Q , gs W ' v 5' ' 2 ire: wi W- ' nv ell' K J x Q Q an . A-k Q, .Iwi X :inf gp . N fi' 4 ga It ll . an ff ET? f' 0 gvfvdllvv' 'I Q .1 0, gg? sm-Pi' ' 1. . gmwrr 7'5 TE ,A ,. . '14?W l .gf -Rm E57 -f , .E'yp..' .fygg v5 6 .,, 4 , .,- lk. vs 1 ff , x. iii ,.4 3gg,'m2'H1 ,. r:! f Jmx,,KL.v.. 4 rum- wh, wunlmlmqlq ,449 K - 1 , L I .2 -- ,, , seg fs? , . . YW -.I . F' J 'ff P 1. '9 , 1, . vi rv-Q , IK v lx .,.' 94 .Qi 5 5. . . . 0.-Y fx ff ...' qw' F ,gg . -1 if uf, .ill-X , , 5,44 J! Q3 r -1' m I df' 2 .K 5 4,- ui! Z7 SJ BOTTOM ROW: Wheeler, Peirce, Dey, Waters, C. Lozar, G. Gasey, P. Casey, Metcalf. ROW 2: J. Shelite, Wiebe, W. Bricker, N. Bricker, S. Jones, Underwood, Sponsor, Laura Beichley. ROW 3: Daugherty, Crawford, Wells, Reusser, Cheek, B. Laird, Braden, McGillivray, ROW 4: Pohlenz, Pnr cell, Farthing, Main, K. Hammer, Cordell, M. Hammer, Blehm, Hemphill. BOTTOM ROW: Young, Tefft, Thompson, S. Gantt, S. Lozar, Johnson, Siebert, Riley. ROW 2: Minor, Cantwell, M. Gantt, O'Ncal, Hacker, Leierer, Buchanan, Castor, Sponsor, Laura Beichley. ROW 3: R. Laird, Vincent, Forrer, N, Hilton, B. Hilton, Randles, Scroggins, Schuster, J. Jones, Flanders. TOP ROW: Knauf, W. Loewen, Cooper, Kennedy, Harmon, Kreie, A. Loewen, Moyer, Withrow, Merritt, Stambaugh President SONYA FORRER Vice -President ROBERTA LAIRD Secretary 'RUTH HACKER The Y-Teen organization is r the Christian supporting organization of the school, and has the honor of having 64 members on the roll. The club has been responsible for the chapel services Q conducted on Wednesdays, and for being well- 'Et known for helping their fellow Y-Teeners in Treasme' foreign countries. Along with the help of their PAT BUCHANAN sponsor, Miss Beichley, their activities have in- cluded the following: Y-Teen Formal, Father- Daughter Banquet, Mother-Daughter Banquet, Tea, and Conference. Betty Poe Carolyn Schuster Loretta Wiebe Charlotte Withrow Norma Hilton Martha Cordell Martha Moyer Joyce Jones 43 AL t . yyt, wi th ff, , - We -Q 151' ' 7 ff' 4 ,. , if , s ' W L rt' v sts' ysssy Liv' A .Mr-,2,L'i1g.?'i 3 'N gf, , gk-1.14-i 1 h . .1-i, ' Q .'igzgl:i.,.,,, fy 1 BETTY POE President gnu BETTY JO LAIRD CHARLGTTE WITHROW SHARON DEY fx KAREN LEIERER Secretary LORETTA SHELITE Vice,-President fr N. WR: PAT CANTWELL Treasurer Historian Reporter Pianist he CAROLYN SCHUSTER Song Leader N 'Y ii is , -P ' x' Ziff' ff X tv -'4 A Q br. R IOANNA SHELITE SANDRA GANTT Parliamentarian Stu. Council Rep. Sponsored by PHIEFER MOTOR COMPANY 01419 f Liilomema em wee BOTTOM Row- R King Wheel r L . . , e , eierer, Withrow, Spencer, Scroggins, Randles, Cordell, Schuster L Shelite, Metcalf, P. Casey, M King ROW2 Ham t . . : p On, C. Lozar, J. Shelite, N. Bricker, R. Laird, M. Hammer, Vincent Underwood M Cl , , c ure, Kephart, Blehm, S. Jones, Sponsor, Doris McDaniel, ROW 3- G. Casey, Haley, Young, Wells, Main Cheek Reusser Cr 1' , , , aw ord, McGillivray, Castleberry, Pohlenz, Tefft, Harmon, Riley ROW4-S Gantt Mi , . . , nor, Cantwell, Daugherty, Knauii B. Laird, Braden, Dey, Purcell, Ansel, Spitzig, O'Neal, Merritt. TOP ROW- S Lozar K . . , ennedy, Kreie, K. Hammer, Johnson, Sieb Bricker, I. Jones, Waters, Farth' ' ert, W ing, Kratzer, Burton, Hemphill f ce the future . We a' rs of I-1-Can make HomemakerS Of A122 Future Home - Way of uc hug t dern-Ocra . ere- Fture Q 'IIT dthe ..,tOnC .vWe are the u and hlgh hgpi have learne- luded lmtla 1 rm COU-ragef U1Ysses Hlg . -ties haVe me with ya haptel- o eu ACt1V1 Amerlcidcmanaging a hs? Sock HOP' a living . m0T1Yv Twlrp Week, an bY 501' ed ORE QSEQJRK SHOE ST 2,3 PITTS grim fum .95 O ur Uriine 66 X 2 .2 R E 2 f - 4 1 Q xx 5- 1' . 2 X -A gf' Loewen, George BOTTOM ROW: Roy Bullock, Don Williarns, ioe Lwarrrson, Earl Fort, Ronald LaFever, lack Garrison, Elmer johnson, Larry Kepley, Kenneth Siebert. ROW 2: Gerald NlcClure, Robert Annis, Sarnrnie Randles, Leon Young, Carl Barhar Brice Casey, Kenneth Christian, Arthur Alexander, Sponsor -Harold Mast. ROW 3: Sim Sullivan, Harvey Klingarnen, Pete ' Asa Hampton, Lynn Christian. lay Seyferth, Norman Young. Loewen, Richard Lererer, -41 M X7 Ann. is W. . L ith Cr Oewen ow Heads Sullivan . , Wil 113 ins, and R , Laliever. Bu 3 11 da Is Hampton I RALSAMSgJEnsored by llock COUYWWYD Sparrow Heads I CQl'5 . ,., 4, x K M 4 Y L 3 i if . V I ..- ,FW ' Apr EARL FORT i Q It :J r President JOE L' f ,, Vice GARRIS - O PI8SjdeU5V Doing to Learn Learning to Serve ' ' ii Earning to Live I' ,, Living to Serve f , This is the motto of the F. F. A. Club organized because of the need for social activity for farm boys. At the p U p beginning of the year, all members Q 4.1 fir, are known as Green hands, but later Ili - xiii' 3,21 . -,'- ne' ll v become known as Chapter Farmers. CK CARR A ' This year the club members T'eHsurerISON bought a camera and took all their own pictures. Another project was the purchasing of a popcorn machine from which quite a bit of profit was made. p ' I-53,9 ts ,..., n 5 'it'-' I +4 h ' V. i is L g s n,rrr t lr ' t , 1 Rr p E O LMER LOEWE AZLD Lap? Sentinel N Eporter R 25 I, -ai., 1 - 'Nt fm K 1 I' ' ' Q K , W U, sf.: I-I ' i f, J e ar., , 5-:Q ' . Jjs t ivffda A- A 3312, in QV ' 'L ' W , 'J:3X?' 'j.'JQ:. ' ' ,fax 5-'f:g fQ 0 . . S., .. O z t '--. N mfgfsggg Se LLL, WI - Oretary MS Sponsored by MONSON RECREATION ofpm an N YW we 1 , Q x f I - : g f N f v- x - . M g M mai Q ,A I' wg 3 ' H .Q C e MARTHA CORDELL KSBENPHAIZIMER HARLOTTE WI f . lce- resi ent ge THR pyesxdenl Crefary OW , w ., MARY HAMMER LUIS BLEH J snudem Council 1 A POWER T M SON 'nx- re'3Sure, Medi C' 'Q' if 1 EY NORMA HILTON BARR SHARON D Ride cm. S AFA H11.ToN aide Ch oclal Chr M0 ll' X -al --K .. CAROLYN SCHUSTER JANET F Events Chr. PXNXXQGV Progra ARTHING GRM cw Cm. 'e In Chr. Sponsored by PM NU -WAY CLEANERS s BOTTOM ROW: Farthing, Kreie, Merritt, Crawford, Purcell, Reusser, Main, Kennedy, Casey, Waters, Siebert. ROW 2: Harmon, Pohlenz, Minor, Cantwell, McGillivray, Daugherty, Dey, Cordell, B. llilton, N. Hilton, Forrer, S. Lozar. TOP ROW: Withrow, Wheeler, Peirce, Young, Thompson, Metcalf, J. Jones, Stambaugh, Hemphill, C. Lozar, Schuster. Sis! Boom! Bah! Grant County High School! 6AeerLa6!er6 Rah! Rah! Rah! That is only those Tigerettes who always begin showing their school spirit a week before a game. They are the members of Lois Blehm the organization responsible for the successful homecoming activities, and among other activitiesg they sponsored all the pep rallies. Mary Hammer Shirley Jones Karen Hammer Sponsored by GERRITZEN OIL COMPANY To increase more interest in school activities, to gain more school spirit among the students, and to help out the school in any way is the purpose of the U Club. The U Club, formed and sponsored by Mr. Betts, is for boys who have earned a school letter. The members wear the official orange sweater with black lettering. i Sponsored by C. H. BINNEY Among the activities of the club this year was a pop selling system in the gym and later the buying of a pop machine. The club handled all the pop for all or- ganization conce ssions. A chili supper was y one of their social activities held on March l for the charter members since the pledges 6- -V ,, lpggg gi 4 failed to make 6 AA I? J enough points T Ll, y during an earlier J '2f2'1i ,: A- , , . . Q 1n1t1at1on. ,KWQ5 f,L Vi' A ,n Y V 2 T .MW . ,,1:.1.Mit36+iii2K'V Tig'-.swilil :kk fi T ki,f 4 :ii Ltr, X ' -Q 1 ii' ii ' - be eee lstn .. N 'h' TOP ROW! Ia Gwen' 5P0 ' L -. y, Sf' l i ii 4-1 ,'-.1 ' , ,:'- gf? I, wwe :fl wi! 1 V'. . sor Herschel If ,i u m zlfi-. Qui We V iw XXSMWISOD, Davls. BOTTOM K f 'IM A ,g5s1gQf5,g,g E,i I. 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Allen Webber . Roy Bullock 1 L erere , - 1. QE, 2 IE. l, . . . , Ii. . - ,ws -- I ' t t V N X 2- -. I . ft ,M- -' -arf: 5' f-Q N . ff ff ' if we ., i 2 .- .. ,R ., wf1.3gQtw.w tag' f- -- ell at Y R ' N - igzraif -fgilvsffxslet , ,- f zwt--.f,.- 2, MW' K lm A, , gl gftgwiaaw' ff' 1' jf' sg' 'gt J -f'2,'::,f,,, ,gm rlhfs' ' at M' 12: ,-Fl'rmzzfQ?fi,. af -1- Pr'a'.'. . li 'wx 1 K ,sa A '. K-JWH11 . 5, A wkg?gQi5,uw,.zgQj,:ssj ,ff-'K p l ..jgQj, .sv -,af 1-:-5 f. -- Na. fx' za r uf av- N ' ' an ' - 1' - is ' N 159: wt 5 -7 if t I-fl it J , 1:1 ' f'4V3l5?'3 My arf ' 1 ' '- - ' ,- it ,V Wie. 1. f - X' . -,1, W ff, -- ., Sponsor ed by PHILLIPS FU RNITURE l 1' be . fx 3' ww-'rim-if-1 - -. 1? 111 1 Sift, enior arid Way BOTTOM ROW: Davis, Herman. Poe, Laird, Schuster. Judy' -iw, ex J --ff: 'a:.5QspfyrQ, , 1. .wr,.,- f,.1 .,f,: H -x -.xi NQ:.,m,. , T, 21k'1gf1-?212'.:fe1ZfQHiL'5b ,Q ai, ,, N ,:f.swa-Wea 51,1-o:i,.,e24 e'gik:Y,:e,,,Lff :te 1 1-11' Minas 5,11 K ,, -, ,-,, S H -L, f M Jbfzvf-Ffa I ,A,v,, ,V .1,1., ,,,L I fl m tS5Eg33S'iQf ffl' mee' J4 male 'UMM ug was chosen and presented as 7 1954, under the direction Robert Annis as Student Don weazy Lo1s Blehm Don W Schuster Ortha comedy were the cast S , ' D a BOTTOM Fort. TOP Blehm. Sponsored by SOUTHSIDE GROCERY Davis, dell, Lo and Mary G l rrett, Martha Cor- Laird, Earl Fort, E' rj' 1 Si ramafic guenfa S - - it it , ti A X 11 fi 5 1 w 1 s Y s r Martha Moyer Lois Hemphill Humorous Reading Gyla Minor Martha Cordell Dramatic Speeches Sponsored by AMSDEN LUMBER CO. 8: PACKARD BROS. K. T. SERVICE 1 C. L. Garrett Sandra Gantt Don Popejoy Lgretla Wiebe Di5CUS5i0U Standard Orations Don Sweazy E t S k' ia Buchanan yy X emp pea mg Origindr-5 Gantt ' c n PauxC MWC Svee al Oration Xnfomx Sponsored by ERNIE AND ESTHER NEWBY OF THE WONDER BAR 33 Glenda Casey LOW H m mr, The Ulysses debaters, coached by K. W. Bogue, began.a season ofseven debate tournaments with a tournament at Russell early in the year. The debate question was: Reso1ved:HThatthe Presidentofthe Unhed States Should be Elected by a Direct Vote of the Peop1e.H Oberhn, Ulysses, Hutchinson, Garden City and Haven also had tournaments in whichthe Ulysses debaters pardcipated. The season ended widithe Districttourna- ment at Dodge City early in January. The four debate teams participated in 86 debates, winning 34 and losing 52 for a percentage of.395 won. The average speaker rank for the team was 2. 66. Warren Priest Norma Hilton Sandra Gantt 'oara Xfhtxon .xx 63' QYGQXH Sponsored by HILTONlS FIRESTONE Martha Moyer C,L. Garrett 34 , ,rw -.V .V , v-jqu-egg!-1 'V v, 1-- ' -1 N ,T,.:v,q fvnv- - v ,. guy . 'ww-'L .,1 , .ffSq,?'F195i ' F7 ?5T7'EF ' ,. r VV? 4 ff'5 4i4 y. 'I-'v ' V'-,fin Pm ' ,154 li .ws 5. .Mig A i i BAND MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: Leora Wheeler,Shirley Lozar, Cleota Lozar, Martha Cordell, Lois Hemphill, Carol Ken- nedy. ROW 2, Wanda Kreie, Roberta Laird, Karley Gray, Yetta Faye McClure, Verna Randles, Wanda Pohlenz, Patricia Casey, Rosalia King, Norma Hilton, Marilyn Daugherty, Diana Young, Barbara Hilton, Sonya Forrcr, Bcttylo Laird, Jimmie Keister, Georgia McGillivray. ROW 3: Loretta Wiebe, Darre1Wal- ters, Gerald McClure, Mac Coffey, Harley Cullen, Henry Kliewer, Jay Seyferth, Sharon Dey, MarkMil- ler, Wilnia Peirce, Glenn Johnson, RoEtta Metcalf, Bonnie Harmon, Velma Johnson. ROW 4: Bobby Reeves Edward McDowell, Allen Webber, Tim Kliewer, Essie Knauf, Wayne Carpenter, Lavetta Braden, Larry Thompson, Vivian llollars, Barbara Crawford, Jeanette Purcell. Sponsored by HICKOK COMMUNITY GROCERY 36 M 'a we '13- Attired in black uniforms trimmed Z in gold, the Ulysses band performed I at all the football games, as did the pep band at the basketball games. The twirlers added a bit of decoration and fe stivity to the occasion by showing their ability with a baton, and sometimes two. The band also played for several pep assemblies, the homecoming parade, and took several trips to basketball games. They attended the Band Clinic at Syracuse, and competed in the District Festival at Dodge City. The concert band was taken to both Liberal and Satanta, and the entire band traveled to Goodwell, Oklahoma, where they attended the homecoming at Panhandle A. 8: M. The band officers are: President, Roberta Lairdg Vice-President, Mark Millerg Secretary-Treasurer, Lavetta Bradeng Librarian, Norma Hilton, Solo GEO . D' RCE WOLF i I IQC for Twirler, Leora Wheeler. Sponsored by SMART SHOP . ' ? IA,:,,.. .1 I J 1 3 V I Zz . I 5 5 x I A .4 I I ..- v 5 f 1 1 will M Q 970, A x I 'it' t Q I at MARY HAAS Vocal Instructor Sponsored by RAY KREIE-STANDARD OIL BULK ix MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: Wilma Peirce Leora Wheeler Verna Randlcs Joyce Siebert Patricia Buchanan Mona Lou Gantt Martha Moyer Patricia Casey Loretta Wiebe Delores Spitzig Betty Ansel Viola Vincent Rosalie Haley RCW 2: Barbara Crawford Virginia Flanders Georgia McGillivray Evelyn Kephart Mary King Wanda Kreie Betty Harmon Karen Ilammer Janet Farthing Carol Kennedy Roberta Laird Rosalia King Karen Leierer Charlotte Withrow ROW 3: Reba Stambaugh Wilma O'Neal Ruth Hacker Lois Hemphill Lois Blehm Martha Cordell Mary Hammer Carolyn Schuster Betty Reusser Margo Cheek Phyllis Main Sandra Gantt Gyla Minor Sandra Riley ROW 4: Velma Johnson Wanda Pohlenz Diana Cooper Janice Tefft Diana Young Shirley Wells Wanda O'Neal Marilyn Daugherty Sharon Dey Betty Waters Karen Thompson Pat Cantwell Claudie Castleherry Margie Byer ROW 5: Shirley Jones Irene Scroggins Norma Hilton Sonya Forrer Barbara Hilton Warrena Bricker Joan Hampton RoEtta Metcalf Ioanna Shelite Glenda Casey Betty Castor Karley Gray Kay Merritt in 1 4 ls 3 K - I . V? ' 4, , , f ' sql .1 I i' 'ts 13,243 X , r 5 Q . 3 K K x , . . '? t - :X ' X l ,.' '55 f, , . . . w-4 ,, r y ra' ,H ,Q . 5 r i s Bt, lla! efuialz MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: Paul Kinstley Harley Cullen Jerry Calvin Larry Thompson Don Popejoy Brice Casey Mark Miller Robert Harrison Roy Bullock ROW 2: Marlin Krentzel Darrel Damon Larry Kepley Earl Forr C. L. Garrerr Mac Coffey Owen Kepley Jimmie Keisrer Leon Young Edward McDowell ROW 3: Darrel Jones Robert Annis Gerald Cheek A man ain't got a friend, without a song. If a song is the criterion whereby one measures friendship, then these groups are never with- out friends. Under the able direction of Mary Haas, this year the members of the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs participated in the League Vocal Festival at Hugoton, and competed in the Dis- trict Festival at Dodge City. The girls also exhibited their talents at one of the assembly programs. Sponsored by Howmd Woodwafd POPEJOY SAND as GRAVEL co. Ortha Davis Wayne Carpenter Henry Kliewer Ronald LaFever 39 KL arid fem f idy- . KCWW , ROW 2' 4 , I Swealbj- at Kygiti 90963075 U, MOV ' 0. , 9,6055 , 'fhomP50 GP ROW. CSWW' I in- T 1 n. . , M-5 Sw, XLCYACY, Cmvincent. Cigliek. r NNN, Nil ACL Pouch-R wzig' M. K-x. W' , WWL lt. bln TOM ROW: C,, Clxlbagivd, llallgxgzv Lcicror, Aust. 'Y' ,XM-' 'ti ' ki? ttt Yllllil' Kkvx Harmon' Wu at ' 1. xnvik' , wil uamttif-Y' W BOTTOM ROW: Annis, Casey, Damon, McDowell, Young, Harrison, LaFever, Krentzel, Davis, Kintsley. ROW 2: Gray, Merritt, Castor, Casey, Slielitc, Metcalf, W. Bricker, N. Hilton, Forrer, B. Hilton, Hampton, jones, Johnson. TOP ROW: Pohlcnz, Cooper, Tcfft, Young, Wells, O'Neal, Daugherty, Dey, Waters, Thomp- son, Cantwcll, Bycr, Castlcberry, Scroggins. Oo oh ah a e, mi rni mi mi mi, were some of the sounds heard issuing from the music department as this group re- hearsed. One, two, three, four, as Mrs. Haas counts out time to her pupils between ten o'clock and eleven o'clock during the days of the week. Concerts, performances, and rehearsals, that is the life of a chorister. The Chorus performed at various functions this year including the League Vocal Clinic at Hugoton, and the Dis- trict Festival at Dodge City. umm o NJ 1 qgiiilay' mehmf Corde11,'M U ef Carpenter. J ea . S1ebert. S. Gamr, Mine f Hammer, Schuster He Ones' Woodward. ROW 2. Bu h Rlley- ' mPh1I1. Szambaugh TOP ziowc :man ' R kmg Sponsored by SULLIVAN INVESTMENT, INC. 41 0fQfAe,- 'UU I9 form 3 f 2 3x11-iluwm-ll, Bin-vxww, l'11ru'II, Cxxrlwlrtw, WL-Nvcr, Brmlulx, BIQIH11, llglmmur, Curdcll, Sglmstur, I..11rd, Mrs, Mnryll Mpllmu-11 Klu-wer Ru-ws McClure Laird DJLIQIYCTX' Dey Ywllllyf lNwl11v11z N, H111-um N,II1l1m1 Mvihllivrxly Millur Pcirru I..1i1'd Q 'r 1 S fw X -1,- 4 df .n . , , , xv' Q- .. : 4 . . r, ,, da 1 .. ff,.w1+' .:-fx w g 4- ff A-H1f,, f . 1 ' A E' M.- a- f 'v ' '-.if 2 2'-Q' 11 'I -:fi '1f 11' i ' X HF' ' - ' . f V I ' w S- , ,, , Q 5, 2 My V L.:.,l,1- L Z rs .1 :W 'Q ,, S+.: 4, 1 els 1 s if . 1.3: 11 y- fi , .N l . , .PY . - if I ,J . 7 ..i f ,fri ri .I , . 'i . ,xt K Y 1112 ,K 'I fl , , 11 - ., 5,4 . 1. 13. M31 lil .-'S S' .' ' . 7 V mf JL --4 ind i h -1 1 . 2 If .JZ ' rf'1 yi.-M' I 'H A -.2 -- 1--, ' gr .1 -sf mir., , 13, wav! Cczghing igerzi BOTTOM ROW: LaFever, Krentzel, Davis, Sweazy, Cheek, Preist, Teegerstrom, Bullock, Randles, Hess, Williams, Franks. ROW 2: Barber, Gordon, Gindlesberger, Young, Annis, Woodward, Staggs, Webber, Harrison, Miller, Leroy Elliott, Wilson, Garrison, Kreie. ROW 3: Kintsley, Christian, Hatcher, Chambers, Kepley, Hinds, Thompson, Black, Loewen, Calvin, Sweazy, Lynn Elliott, Freed, Seyferth, Popejoy. TO LEFT OF PICTURE: Coach Betts. TO RIGHT OF PICTURE: Assistant Coach Hicks. Sponsored by ARNOLD'S CAFE 44 3 i an an 1 be .blxif Teegerstrom, Sweazy, Williams, Priest, Kreie, Randles, Hess, Davis, Franks, Bullock, SEASON'S RECORD Ulysses 14 Johnson 0 7 Kinsley Z0 37 Lakin 6 13 Meade 3 0 Scott City 32 6 Wakeeney 0 12 Hugoton 25 0 Syracuse 48 Sponsored by KEP'S TOGGERY is ' 1 !.' ' 5. Q.:-lggn. ,. 191 e ' ' 4 C 0' s -no Qaffermen IONORARY CAPTAIN 14 rw n if Don Sweazy Tackle 1 'Z 'z ' L ,Q Larry Franks ULYSSES -JOHNSON The Tigers came through in the late four minutes of the fourth quarter to down the Trojans 14-0 in the season's opener. Williams carried the ball for both score on end runsg a quarter- back sneak by Davis and a pass to Sullivan bagged the extra points ULYSSES -KINSLEY Kinsley scored in the first, third, and fourth quarters to defeat the Tigers 20-7. Cheek scored the tallv Fm- Tllvsses. on er 4 C t ' 3 x --A FVX ff fx Q 9 2, ,. -i .. lf Tv I , - L 4 Q I Ortha Davis 'I Billy Bob Teegerstrom ' Quarter Back End I 4,0 ..4 , a Don Williams Right Half 4 1 x' ff Marlin Kr entzel Left Half Gerald Cheek Full Back Roy Bulloclf Gua YQ at pi 1311 G g 'Wm , ULYSSES -LAKIN The Tigers emerged victorious in its game against Lakin by a score of 37-6. After ten short plays, Davis scored, and after that the Tigers scored in each quarter. ULYSSES-MEADE Meade took the lead in the first quarter of the first league game with a field goal. The Tigers fought back and scored in second and fourth quarters. Final score read 13-3. oaffermen Q .L A EZ ll Robert Annis Tackle ' S 41 Q XR .. fq D --.. ,xi V f I I -24' 'diibi ', r Q R A Warren Priest ' 5 S . Guard I - 4 ,Q lg T it e r d 'Y -as X it d , X 1 . gp 4' riff r s i f V1 T r ir as at i A Bob Harrison Leroy Elliott Robert Staggs Guard Guard 'A Center 2 X -, l Jim Hess End .J . ffr-7, sf' Mark Miller Back . Q ps. me u iq r, -V ' X ra., Sam Randles Tackle ULYSSES-SCOTT CITY The Beavers held the Tigers to a complete standstill in a non-league game. Scott City scored three times in the first two quarters, and the final score stood at 32-0. ULYSSES -WAKEENE Y Scoring early in the second quarter, the Tigers defeated Wakeeney 6-0. Krentzel, calling plays, and Miller, quarter back, helped keep the narrow margin throughout the rest of the game. 48 ULYSSES -HUGOTON Hess and Cheek scored in the first half in the second league game, but Hugoton took the advantage in the second half and defeated the Tigers 25-12. ULYSSES-SYRACUSE Playing the last game of the season, and the homecoming game, the Ulysses Tigers met defeat at the hands of the Syracuse Bulldogs by a score of 48-0. 49 .70llCAJObUI'l MONA LOU GANTT Senior Mona Lou Gantt was crowned queen by Honorary Captain Don Sweazy at the half time of the Hugoton-Ulysses football game, Novem- ber 13, 1953. The band formed a heart with red lights, and the pep club formed an arrow through the use of yellow lights. A spot light was centered on the queen. The queen was pr sented with a small football which had been autoggaphed by all football boys, and a dozen red roses. Sponsored by E and GRAY 81 ROSEL 50 MILLER GREENHOUS e- WILMA O,NEAL Junior GYLA MINOR Sophomore O,NE Fl'ESI'11-nan AL M ke g J' .jaw Jwg TWEQ5 BLM APS sf U3 V22 ,,,, ,, ' a , 2 v x 6 F A ,,., Q0 een NX L 5322 L L danifr Allythin X i P5199 g Can I . cl get 1 0 A0 UIQ th ooa bo e act! 51 ir.. VOLLEYBALL FIRST PLACE WINNERS -- ' Q 1 .L 4 ...irq V1 1 X-' BOTTOM ROW: Pritchard, Young, Klingaman, Preist. TOP ROW: Ch Leroy Elliott, McDowell. ,911 ffdhlufaf .Si90I'f:i M OW CHA Under the guidance of Mr. Betts, the Intra- mural Program has been successfully carried out with volleyball, table tennis, free throw shoot- ' ing, badminton, and shuffleboard as the events. 2. .-if -1 Brice Cas n Leon You Z mon Sponsored by GEORGE GINDLESBERGER CONTRAC TOR ' 52 BADMINTON CHAMP TABL E TENNIS Mark Miller SHUFFLEBOARD CHAMP Bob CHAMP Sweazy DQUBL ES TA BLE TENNIS CHAM Ps s. T, 'R , Mark Miner Jack G Pete Loewen aflfson Sponsored by TOMMY THOMPSON CHEVROLET CO. 53 est , ' ,ri 1 ORTHA DAVIS 'K' fa it J 4lS' A ll ,, ,j' 17 M Q vm... BILLY BOB TEEGERSTROM ul, '3 FI -1 ,742 i7 QCll'l'l Axmv COACH NEELLY , h. ,. X51 1' f Y Z Ply 4- bf Sponsored by BII.,L'S IGA Coach-Neelly's Team gave the fans some exciting thrills during the 1954 season. Tasting defeat in their opening game by the Syra cuse Bulldogs on the home court, the Tigers fought back to end the season with 14 wins and 4 losses and a tie for first place with Hugoton in the Southwest Kansas League. SEAfSON'S SUMMARY 3 Ulysses Syracuse 55 69 Liberal 50 61 Johnson 46 42 Guymon 47 56 Garden 53 53 Johnson 38 66 Meade 54 53 Lakin 39 48 Hugoton 57 53 Kinsley 40 59 Guymon 52 66 Garden 60 63 Meade 49 58 Syracuse 47 65 Elkhart 50 39 Hugoton 38 Southwe st League Tournament Ulysses 44 Syracuse 52 Ulysses 55 Meade 72 if iff, L TOR.1RiCh Y- K Don Sweaz R Garrison. Amen Webber' lac Md Gordon. Sponsored by MANN AUTO SUPPLY 55 rmeth Slebeu C 66 77 0 e or Wof fo eam .xx 1 J L BOTTOM ROW: Darrell Jones, Stanley Strickland, Mark Miller, Ronald LaFever, Donnie Kreie. TOP ROW: Lynn Elliott, Gary Gindlesberger, John Carter, Howard Woodward, Pat Caldwell. jI'e5Al'l'lCll'l 00111, BOTTOM ROW: Don Popejoy, Jerry Calvin, Bob Sweazy, Ronnie Freed. TOP ROW: Larry Black, Joe Hatcher, Ben C. Crocker. Sponsored by y GRANT COUNTY STATE BANK . Ulysses Tigers Lose First Basketball Game To Syracuse ,r., I 1 l sass X- W ' Hugoton, Tleslt Up ' rs 1 'hge Gal' .LX X , Tigers Topple -A Meade Buifs i And Lakin 4 'I den C1 Tigers Win Pair From Johnson Q r N 1 U r .rw Courf Against a background of blue and white streamers, Roberta Laird was crowned Queen and Kenneth Siebe rt King during the half-time inter- A mission of the Meade game, February 12, Berry V h Hackel. X li Queen Roberra wud' Rui Warers, Shmey wang. ,f A .fix 1 VV, if ,-M,,,ra.,,, r aah... Q ix ,1 5 fiii My-1.-8 V ' xg- I4 f Vi xx 4 - X ,A 4 A Q I 1 'Q E fra i I gf! X - I - f 'J of l N , , ggn' r i'iae 'i7 ROBERTA KENNETH 31. A iii iiee ' ' LAIRD SIEBERT , i Larry Black, Jack Garrison, King Kenneth Siebert, Sammie Randals. Z ix , i 4, 3' X V X xl xx K N x Sponsored by SMITH'S DEPT. STORE 4 , x www 1 .:1Q 'cr' 'wb-fm qw, ,.'v:'rrweO l1q'. f uW 1 W- ' , U , , V, , , , . , ' .J .ww VJ- ' A 'Fix' A - 7 Va' 1 1 , ' 7 1, if iff -5 5 5' . .ffb .. ,. ..-f lu ' , ' :.- 'lg '---.9 .:. W ' ' V,f , ' P , Lfiha- , . , .1-f' '-V .J '.,., , I 1' A -Q. ' , ff . ,A X V- .- My - . , ' V , 5 1 s V A x ,- W1 N . , Q . .. .- 1 xn- W' R.: ,s ,wx -Q , . 3' low ' ' . 4-gi. -. , 7'x g'31g2k ' . E318 .z,,,5.,?3 I 1 Yu Q4 M I f 'IE :Fu 15 L - T xe, f P1 Q. .' 15 ,hd- V1.1 ,. nl .,- L v , S , H1 X Y! VA , in 1 ,1 ., . Q y I y. av. ' E l..-f 4 ,mn Maha- n-Pn. u rff 'J' f . e ia' . f ,.. ,W 1-.F hi f, r 95 , . l 'V 'fb 'A 5' ,-L lg. ,T 'rf-.Lg p .' Cf A frf --up - 1, 1 5 .,.-if 5- ,-551 5j'a3 'l1.f-. l,, 57 . '- r2 f. ll3..4w:l. 5 c,,.:1.:. r ' f1l , M pl 0llJ!y pferielflt LOIS BLEHM F.H, A, 1-35 Y-Teens 1-35 Pep Club l -45 Student Council 2, 35 Other Officer 35 Club Treasurer 45 Cheerleader 45 Vocal Ensemble 45 Glee Club I-45 Choir I-4. LEON ANDERSON Kays I-25 Club Officer 25 Paper staff 3-45 Yearbook 1.3.4-Editor 45 Other Plays 35 Athletic Manager 1, MARTHA CORDELL Class Secretary 45 StudentCouncil25 Y-Teens I -45 Pep Club I -45F, H. A. 1- 45 Club President 45 Glee Club I-45 Choir 2, 35 Vocal Ensemble 2,45Band 2-45 Majorctte 2,3,45 Dist. Music Fes- rival I-45Cheerleader45Dist. Speech Festival 2, 3. if RONALD BOWEN Football 1,25 Track Ig Kays I,2. H Sponsored by DELUX CLEANERS and AMERINES JEWELRY AND FURNITURE ni ' wc? ROBERT ANNIS F,F. A. 3-4: Kays 1-35 Paper Staff 45 Yearbook 45 Glee Club I-45 Choir 1- 45 Vocal Ensemble 45 Dist. Music Fes tival I-45 Junior Play5 Other Plays 25 Football I-4. ORTHA DAVIS Football I-4: Basketball I -45 Track I, 2,45 Kays 1,35 UClub 45 Class Play35 Debate Squad 35 Glee Club I-45 Choir I -4. EARL FORT Football I,2g Track Ig Kays I -35 F. F. A. 3,45 StudentCouncil 3, 4g Class Presi- dent 3, Junior Play: Club Presidenr4g Club Secretary 1, 3g Club Treasurer 3, Glee Club I-4, Choir I-4. C. L. GARRETT Football I,2,3g Basketball I-4gTrack I , 2g Kays Ip StudentCouncil 2, 3g Class Play 3, Class Vice -President4g Debate Squad 4, Glee Club I-4, Choir 1-4. lfllfl. 0,08 , I'0Cee JERRY FRYE , QTransfer studentl Basketball 3,4. MONA LOU GANTT Y-Teens I-4gF. H. A. 2, 3g Class Play 3, FootballQueen 4. V JOE GARRISON Football I 3, Basketball I 4, Student Council Ig F.F. A. 3,45 Club Treasurer 3. lunxor Play 3, Club Vlce Presldent 4, U Club 4. Sponsored by CROCKER THEATRES JOHNNY GOODNIGHT Kays I, 2, 3. MCC255 .96 .24 I MARY HAMMER F. H. A. I-45 Y-Teens 1-4: Pep Club 1-45 Student Council 1,3,4g Club President 3g Club Secretary ,I,4g Club Vice-President 25 Cheerleader 4g Glee Clubl-4g Choir 1-4. GWENDOLYN REXROAT Glee Club 1,23 Choir 1,25 Paper Staff 3. W rw ROBERT HARRISON Football l,2,4g Kays I,2g Junior Play. GEORGE JOHNSON F.F. A. 3,41 Glee Club Ig Football Ig U Club 4. JOYCE IONES F. H. A, I-43 Y-Teens I-45 Club Officer 4g Pep Club 1 4, Glee Club I, Band I, Twirler I,2. MARLIN KRENTZEL Football I-4g Basketball l,2,3g Track 25 Kays I-3: U Club 4g Student Council 2, 3g Glee Club I-45 Choir I-4g Vocal Ensemble 4: District Music Festival. Sponsored by CRYSTAL GRILL and STUTZMAN BODY SHOP f7Ae jufure JG Om A ROBERTA LAIRD F. H, A. I-45 Club Officer 2, 3,45 Y-Teens I-45 Pep Club I5 Class Vice -President lg Class Treasurer 2,45 Vocal Ensemble I,2,4g Girls'Glee Club 1-45 Choir I-45 Boys' Glee Club Accompanist 2, 3,4. . NANCY LAMBERT Y-Teens I,2,35 Pep Club I,2,35 Speech Festival I,2,3g Class Officer 25 Debate 25 Junior Play. VIRGIE LANE F, H. A. I, 25 Pep Club 25 QTransfer Studentl. AGNES LOEWEN ' Y-Teens 3,45 Glee Club I, 3. WANDA LOEWEN Y-Teens 3,45 Glee Club I, 3. ELMER LOEWEN Football 15 Basketball 1,2, 35 Track I,2,3g F.F. A. 3,45 Club Officer 4. Sponsored by HUNT'S RECREATION and ULYSSES AVIATION, SERVICE, Y SPRAYING Sz CHARTER 1, ,Qt ul CLEOTA LOZAR MARTHA MOYER YETTA FAYE MCCLURE F, H, A.A I-45 Y-Teens I-45 Pep Club Y-Teens I-45 Club Officer 45 Glee Club Glee Club 1,25 Band I-45 F. H, A, I-4 I-45 Twirler I-45 Junior Play. I-45 Debate 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Junior Play5 Choir 3,45 Other Plays 35 Student Council 45 Dist. Music Festival I-4. BETTY POE Glee Club 35 Choir 35 F,H. A. I-45 Club Historian 35 Club President 45 Y- Teens 3,45 Other Play 35 StudentCoun- cil 45 Pep Club 3, Debate 3. SAMMIE RANDALS Football I -45 Basketball I, 35 F, F, A, 3,45 U Club CAROLYN SCHUSTER F. H, A. 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 ClubSec- retary 45 Pep Club 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Choir 3,45 Vocal Ensemble 3,4. fTrans- fer Student Q. D Football 1-45 Basketball l,2,3g Track I-41 F. Lt Our oggkf .szine LORETTA HERMAN F. H. A. I-45ClubVice-President45 Y- Teens Ig Pep Club I,2gG16S Club t,2. DON SWEAZY Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1- 35 Kays 1,25 Student Council 3,45C1ass President 3,45 U Club 45 Club President 4: Junior Playg Debate 35 Glee Club I, 45 Choir 4. Sponsored by ULYSSES COOPERATIVE OIL 8: SUPPLY CO, LEONA UNDERWOOD F, H, A, 45 Y-Teens 45fTransfer Studentj. ON WILLIAMS F. A. 3,45 Club Officer 3,45 Jun- ior Playg Other Plays Ig U Club 45 Glee Club I. VIOLA VINCENT F. H. A. I-43 Y-Teens 3,45 Pep Clubg wid onor ,UM .fdffaine 4 l E C. L. Garrett Roberta Laird Earl Fort Seven members of the graduating class of 1954 attained the distinction of being members of the National Honor Society. This is a society in which only those people who have had a B average throughout all four years of high school may be members. This average is compiled from the semester grade of the individual. He may not have had a D, even if his other grades combined bring that grade average up to a C. The names of the members of the society are sent to National Headquarters in Washington D. C. where they are kept on record. Betty Poe Martha Moyer Agnes Loewen Martha Cordell Sponsored by EDDIE PRODUCE -gfa, 41. A , ngmvfwyf www!- jufure . . A uniora-WM .Are jkeo , 2 x Mikey I . -M 3 gixxf x , I Y eafbe ad aaen hav aaa Br 5' ' F . .. -- xv Q . ,W 2251 si 1' xi 60900 goxl ow x 5 'Rfk 42 K 4- 1- f 2, -E x Q X3 X Margie Byer E Brice Casey X Q, C1aud1e Castleberr xof T Cheek getw Cas Geraxd is Mac Coffey Ann Collum Laura Collum Sponsored by WESTERN DRIVE -IN V3 e1 ,A l 4 ':1 .lT, 1 e e e ',KQh '?LL: LLl L,,LLl,,T1 , H - L 'L ' Q - 1 ' ':LL ,iit A..i i,, ,LLiLL 0 0 -- y 1 4 J elley g R10 hard Gordon , ry! -. . 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