Great Bend High School - Rhorea Yearbook (Great Bend, KS)
- Class of 1952
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Mechanical saws and planes are a big aid in shop work. 2' sl fl 'I 9. . 4 , -4 Measuring hemlines is one of sewing's perplexing problems. 4 Through microscopes biology students discover the animal world. Writing, editing, and selling the PANTHER TALES is the work of the journalism class. With charcoal, linoleum blocks, oils, watercolors, and crayons the art students reveal their talents. 5 The choir members add zest to the school year with concerts and the oper Wifi X Activities of the band include concerts for assemblies and music and formations for games . 6 etta. Fir i .dn Perfection is the band's reward for constant practice. In family living the girls are taught the efficient man- agement ofa household which includes infant care. 'x x 'X I Q I Electricity is only one of the many fields that physics students explore through the text and experiments. Besides learning the keyboard, typing students are taught the correct way to type manuscripts, business letters, and office forms. is HHOREA STAFF Editors-Susan Long and Mary Ellen Scott plan Rhorea pages. ,jack apher' Photogr ictureS Artists-Phyllis Christiansen, Janette 1095 P 6 dave Tracy and Jule Lee Markiewicz have for- Jann a. for the Rhore Typists-Nancy Goetting, Gretchen Kendall and Janette Baldwin desert their typewriters for this handsome snowman. gotten the Rhorea for an evening at the Recreation Center. The 1952 Rhorea Staff, composed 5 of twenty members and assisted by 1 the tw'o sponsors, are proud of the results from their efforts in pro- book during 1951-1952. ducing Volume 33 of the annual year- PUBLISHES VOLUME 33 Business managers-Rachel1Vlerten and Joyce Miller record Rhorea sales. t c. ,- E351 z Q Peniioigirapher-Keith e Feature Writers-Lee Leiker, Bill Stejskal, Shot for th S a casual R Rollin Peschka and Richard Miller take time out e horea- for a game of pool at the Recreation Center. Society writers-Margaret Roosa, Jody Krueger, Elizabeth Bartley and Dortha Willis are lured from Rhorea work by the new-fallen snow. Many new experiences and ob- stacles presented themselves through- out the year. Some of these were plan- ning pages, Writing headlines and copy, getting pictures taken and meeting deadlines. nm ---- .-q-.W...f-.. , . w.......fY -X Pl sk. 1 D3 2 , 1 . vsp . .:., we ,114 P1 if ?, R, , ' , , 1 , 'Ja 5 K , .. X ,,W,14V M IS ,k,,,.Y A ,fr f'- g K ..x gi?-'EJQVS 4 1 In 1951 SCHOOL EVENTS 1952 September 1 Football practice begins 4 School begins-Freshman tests ll I-lomeroom elections 20 Junior ring selection 21 First football game of season, Garden City October 2 District Hi-Y Convention here 5 Variety assembly 26 Football homecoming, Prattg Jane Seidl, queen 31 Sophomore one-act, Tale of a Shirt November 1- 2 Teachers convention, school dismissed 12-13 Kayette conference at Haven, Kansas 22 Thanksgiving vacation begins 27 FFA father-son chile feed 29-30 Junior three-act, Tattleta1e December 14 Senior one-act, Jerry Breaks A Date 19 All-school Christmas program 22 Christmas vacation begins January 2 School resumed 18 End of semester tests begin 25 Basketball homecoming, Garden City, Kay McFarland, queen February 1 Freshman one-act, Listen Dad 4-10 Corrigan week 12 Band concert 27-28 Operetta, The Count and the Co-ed March 4- 8 Regional basketball tournament 7 Junior one-act April 3- 4 Senior three-act, Our Miss Brooks 25 Junior-Senior prom May 2 League track meet 12 Senior assembly 18 Baccalaureate 23 Commencement xii? ADMINISTRATION MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Louis Zutavern, Vice Presidentg H.C. Colegrove, Clerkg C.F. Heaton, President: and H. P. Thies. STANDING: Herbert Diets, Attorneyg Wayne Bentleyg Hugh Brogan, 'Superintendent of Schools Ira Farmerg Edward Opie, Treasurerg and Harry Lytle. ADMINISTRATION L.M. HOLMAN HUGH BROGAN R.E. GUNN Vice Principal and Bookkeeping Superintendent of Schools Principal B.S. K.S.T.C. of Emporia B. S. K.S.T.C. of Emporia A.B. College of Emporia M.S. K.S.T.C. of Emporia M.A. C.S.C. E. of Greeley M. S. Kansas State College 12 EDA ALLIS MRS. FERN ATKINSON JOAN AUSHERMAN English Spanish and English English B.A. Baker University B. S. K. S. T.C. of Emporia B. S. University of Kansas uf X FACULTY IRA BARKMAN MRS. MARJORIE BLAKESLEE Drivers Training and LOUISE BEHRENS Constitution, Family Living, Freshman Coach Art and World History B. A. University of Wichita B. F. A. University of Wichita B. S. University of Kansas ALLEN BURNS Biology and Basketball Coach B. S. Kansas State College MRS. AGNES EKSTROM Biology B. A. University of Wichita Y ,wxvvh z Aw v 'Qi-QQXIQQ W' ii H+, HENRY R. COBB, IR. Constitution B. S. and B.A. K.S.T.C. of Emporia Q,UlaQ.S2. FACULTY JOHN A. FLEMING American History B. S. K. S.T.C. of Pittsburg M. S. University of Kansas MRS. LUCIA COUCH Librarian B. A. University of Tulsa 104. , . .-Q5 ALTON R. FOSTER Instrumental Instruction B.M. Hendrix College M.M. E. University of Wichita CARL HEINRICH ALICE JACOBS HARRY S. KLINE Vocational Agriculture English Sociology, Psychology, B. S. Kansas State College B. A. Sterling College Mechanical Drawing, and M. A. George Peabody College Football Coach for Teachers B. S. K. S.T. C. of Emporia ,L FACULTY I I N . l EMERSON MaCDONALD ROGER MARSH MALINE LUNDSTEDT Speech and Dramatics and Geometry and Trigonometry Shorthand and General Business English B. S. K. S. T. C of Emporia B.S. K.S.T.C. of Emporia B.A. Southwestern M.S. K.S.T.C. of Emporia ..,.. V :mf f--N -N 'Q MRS, IOSEPHINE MARSHALL FLORENCE MEISTER WILLIAM MOG Latin and Spanish School Nurse Physical Education and Health B. S. K. S.T. C. of Pittsburg R. N. Saint Rose Hospital B. S. Fort Hays State College George Peabody College, University of Mississippi, University of Denver FACULTY MARY PETERSON Clothing, Homemaking, and MRS. RUTH SMUTZ Foods and Nutrition MAXINE RIDDLE Secretary to Superintendent B. S. K. S. T. C. of Emporia Secretary to Principal B. S. Kansas State College LESTER SPONG H.A. STARKEY JANET TEICHGRAEBER Algebra, Physics, and Chemistry Industrial Ar ts Physical Education and Health B. S. Ottawa University B. S. K. S.T. C. of Emporia B. S. K. S. T.C. of Emporia M.A. University of Kansas M.S. K.S.T.C. of Pittsburg M V In , ,Vial I' -A I x s , 1 1. ' A Q S R- V 'A V Q I 1 lr .I 5 FACULTY Q MARY E. TRUXAL Algebra MARCELLE TUBBS ALICE E. UNRUH B.A. and B.S. University of Vocal Instruction El1gllSl1 alld JOUTUSHSIU Colorado B. lxl. Bethany College B. S. Fort Hays State College X fi? -.T - y - Q J CLARENCE WHITNEY VERNER WILLIAMS CLYDE G. WINTER General Mathematics and Algebra Typing and Office Practice Industrial Arts and Director of B. S. K. S. T. C. of Emporia B. S. Fort Hays State College Adult Education B. S. Kansas State College i C jf KN xl A N i FACULTY WALDO BEHRENDT RAN GOIT HARRY WALTER Custodian Custodian Custodian U1 lf CLASSES ,Al SENIOR OFFICERS: Richard Vonfeldt, cheerleaderg Alice Lytle, treasurerg Mary Ellen Scott, secretary: Ba bara Davis, vice-presidentg and William Bigham, president sit on the front steps of the new building and hopefully discuss the possibility of getting into it. SENIOHS FACE A CHALLENGE Looking into the future the seniors of 1952 leave GBHS with one hundred and thirty members. They take up the challenge to make their own decision and try to make their influence and fresh ideas reshape the world. Some will go to college, others to work, still others will join the armed forces. All of them in three or four years will be able to vote. They will have to call upon what they have learned and experienced to make the right choices. 20 I JOYCE ANN AMERINE Glee Club I, 2, 3,45 Kayettes 2,3,45 Operetta I, 2,3,4. ROBERT EUGENE ANDERSON Other School I, 2,35 Choir 35 Track I5 Plays 35 Hi-Y 4. RAMONA LEE ANSPAUGH Choir 2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Kayettes 1,2,3,45 Tennis 35 I.C.L. 2,3,45 Pep Club r, 2,35 Camera Club 25 Plays 35 Operetta 1, 2,3,45 Newspaper 45 Triple Trio 35 Junior Trio 35 Curtain Call 3. HAROLD ARNALL Football I5 Hi-Y 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Plays 3,45 Stage Manager 35 Curtain Call 4. LLOYD A. BAKER Other School 1.25 Glee Club I5 Football 15 Basketball I5 Hi-Y 1, 2,35 Intramurals 2, 3. IANETTE BALDWIN Choir 2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Kayettes 1, Cabinet 2,3,45 F.H.A. I5 Los Hidalgos I, 2,3,4Q Pep Club 15 Class Vice-President 25 Plays 1, 2, 3,45 Operetta I, 2,3,45 Assistant Director 4: Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Homeroom Officer 25 Triple Trio 1, 2,35 Curtain Call 3,45 Intramurals 1, 25 Football Queen Attendant 35 Basketball Queen Attendant 45 Scholastic Recognition 45 Music Honor Society 45 Rhorea Queen Attendant 4: ELIZABETH ANN BARTLEY Choir 2.3.49 Glee Club 2,3,45 Kayettes I, 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Cabinet 2,3,45 J.C.L. I, 25 Los Hidalgos 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Plays 3,45 Operetta 2,3,43 Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Curtain Call 3,45 Officer 35 Intramurals 1, 25 District F.H.A. Secretary 45 Goodwill Ambassador to Canada 45 Voice of Democracy Contest Winner 4. LEONARD BATCHMAN Glee Club 25 F.F.A. 2,3,45 Operetta 2. WILLIAM BAUER Hi-Y 45 Pep Club 45 Newspaper 4. PATRICIA JUNE BELL Band I, 2,35 Orchestra 25 Glee Club 1,35 Kayettes 2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 I.C.L. 1, 2,3,45 Pep Club I,2,3: Camera Club 2,3,45 Operetta I,3. ADA BERNICE BELLER Glee Club 1, 25 Kayettes 35 F.H.A. 3: I.C.L. 1: Pep Club 3,45 Operetta 2. ,gi 'QD SENIORS SENIORS we 6' WILLIAM KENNETH BIGHAM Pep Band 25 Band 1, 2,3g Choir 45 Glee Club 1,45 Hi-Y 2,45 Cabinet 45 Los Hidalgos 1, 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Class President 3,45 Plays 35 Operetta 2,45 Newspaper 45 Student Council 1,35 President 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Key Club President 45 Friendliest Boy 45 Assembly President 45 Boys' State 35 Rhorea King Attendant 4. MEREDITH ANN BILLINGSLEY Choir 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Music Honor Society 45 Kayettes 1, 2,3,45 Los I-Iidalgos 2,35 Plays 3,45 Operetta 1, 2,3,45 Operetta Cast 45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Homeroom Officer 45 Triple Trio 2,35 Curtain Call 3,45 Senior Quaru,-. ROBERT BOBBITT Basketball 3, 4. ARNOLD BOLLENBACHER Junior Rotarian 45 Scholastic Recognition 4. MARGIE ELAINE BUESS Glee Club 3,45 Kayettes 1,45 F.l-I.A. 2,35 Plays 1, 2,45 Operetta 3,45 I-lomeroom Officer 25 Intramurals 3. VIRGIL GERALD BURHENN Football 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 2,35 J.C.L. 45 Pep Club 45HO1'I16l'001'l'l Officer 45 Intramurals 1, 2,3,4. KEITH CHAMBERS Football 15 l-Ii-Y 1,25 F.F,A. 2,35 Pep Club 15 Camera Club 1. HAROLD DEAN CHRISTIANSEN Glee Club 1, 25 Football 1,35 F.F.A. 2,3. PHYLLIS CRANDELL CHRISTIANSEN Choir 2,3,45 Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 Plays I5 Operetta I, 2,31 Rhorea 45 Triple Trio 2. MILTON CLARE Band 1, 25 Glee Club 15 Operetta 1. JAMES C. COPELAND Football Manager 15 Band 1, 25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Los Hidalgos 1, 2,3,45 Cabinet 3,45 Pep Club 45 Camera Club 3,45 Cabinet 35 Student Council I5 Homeroom Officer 1. .NP 4 Xb, 1 X MARY ANNE CRAINE Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Choir 2,3, 45 Kayettes 25 JCL I5 Los Hidalgos I, 2, 45 Pep Club I, 25 Operetta I,2, 3,45 Operetta Cast 45 Plays 45 Student Council 35 Triple Trio 25 Senior Quartet 45 Curtain Call 45 Music Hon- or Society 45 Scholastic Recognition 45 Other School 3. SHARON CRANE Glee Club I, 2,3,45 Kayettes I,2, 3,45 Los l-lidalgos t,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Camera Club I,2,35 Plays 35 Operetta I,2, 3,45 Curtain Call 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. FRANCES JEAN CRAWFORD Kayettes I,2,35 Pep Club I,2, 3. ALICIA BALERA CRITTENDON Other School I5 Choir I5 Glee Club I5 Tennis I5 Pep Club 15 Plays 15 Homeroom Officer I5 Kayettes 2, 3, 4. DONNA HOFMASTER CROUSE Band 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Glee Club I, 35 Kayettes 45 Pep Club 15 Oper- em I,3. MORRIS CROUSE Band 25 FFA 2,3,4. RICHARD DAILEY Glee Club 35 Los Hidalgos 25 Pep Club 15 Operetta 35 Intramurals 4. BARBARA DAVIS Glee Club 2, 35 Kayettes I,2, 3,45 FHA 1,25 Pep Club I,2, 3,45 Presi- dent 45 Class Vice-President 3,45 Operetta I, 2,35 Student Council 4, Secretary 45 Homeroom Officer 3, 45 Curtain Call 3,4, Vice-President 45 Rhorea Queen 4. PATRICIA JOAN DECKERT Band I,2, 35 Glee Club I,2, 35 Kayettes I,3,45 FHA 45 Pep Club 1,25 Operetta I,2,3. DARRELL DEAN DEMING Football 2, 3,45 Track 1,25 FFA 2,3,4Q1I'lII8l'I1lI1'31SI,2, 3, 4. ROSE LOUISE DIXON Other School I5 Homeroom Officer 35 Intramurals 2, 3. . Q7f'5'll5l l'si 'Nw 'Wf- iw.. SQQ-1111 5 f t A 5 essay, I rj'-if i all M' A L '45 .il -im if.: K .,, ' J .l-.l-Q,5 an 55' 'k'kk ' i ., E s It OF 1952 A 3 ' 1353525951 safzggyeefzte.. -- , lv! 9 'D ' X 'S RUBY SIMPSON DOUGLAS Glee Club I5 Kayettes I,21 FHA I5 Pep Club I,2, 33 Operetta 35 Intra murals l, 2, 3. CHARLES W. DREILING Glee Club 35 Football I5 Pep Club 25 Plays 35 Operetta 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. RUTH ELAINE DRINGMANN Glee Club 2, 3,45 Kayettes 1,2,35 FHA I,2,35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Operetta 2, 3, 4. HAROLD WENDELL DURHEIM Dance Band 35 Pep Band 2,35 Band I,2,35 Orchestra 35 Hi-Y 4. MARTHA SUE DUVALL Choir 2,3,45G1ee Club 1,2,3,45 Kayettes I,2,3, 45 FHA r,2, 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Plays 35 Operetta I,2, 3, 45 Homeroom Officer I,2. WINONA JUNE ECKERT Orchestra 25 Glee Club I,2, 3,45 Operetta l,2, 3, 45 Kayettes I,2,3, DELORES JEAN EVERS Orchestra I,25 Band I,25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Kayettes l,2, 3,45 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Plays 35 Operetta 2, 3,45 Curtain Call 3,4. DELORES GAGELMAN Choir 2, 3,45 Glee Club I,2,3, 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA I5 Pep Club 3, 45 Stage Crew I, 2, 35 Operetta l,2, 3,45 Operetta Cast 45 Triple Trio 2, 35 Senior Quartet 45 Curtain Call 3, 45 Intramurals 1,25 Girls' Sextette 35 Music Honor Society 4. NOVA ELFREDA GARNER Band I,2, 3,45 Glee Club 35 Kayettes I, 3,45 FHA 35 Operetta 3. GORDON GAUNT Glee Club 25 Hi-Y I, 2,45 FFA 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Homeroom Officer 15 Intramurals I,2,3, NEOCLIS GIANNAKIS Other School 15 Track 2, 35 Hi-Y 45 JCL 2, 3,45 Los Hidalgos 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Vice-President 45 Homeroom Officer 35 Scholastic Recognition 4. ggi, ,K fm A3 K W 1 If f , I x K' 5 NANCY ELLA GOETTING Glee Club 45 Kayettes 1, 2,3,45 JCL 1,25 Plays 3, 45 Opcretta 45 Ouill and Scroll 45 Homeroom Officer 25 Curtain Call 3,45 Schol- astic Recognition 4. PHYLLIS JEAN GOULD Kayettes 1,2,45 JCL I5 Los Hidalgos 2,45 Pep Club 1,25 Plays 2,4, ELEA NOR CULIF ORD Choir 45 Glee Club I, 2,3,45 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 15 Oper- etta 1, 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 1, 25 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, JOHN GUTIERREZ Glee Club 25 Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Intramurals 1,2. LEO JOHN HALL FFA 2, 3, 45 President 45 Homeroom Officer 2, 3,45 State Farmers' Degree FFA 45 Junior Rotarian 4. NEIL W. HERMAN Other School 15 Football 1,2, 3,45 Co-Captain 45 Glee Club 45 Basketball 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 B Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 3,45 Class Vice-President 15 Plays 3,45 Operetta 45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Homeroom Officer 1 Intramurals 2, 3,4. ALBERT M. l-IERREN Track 15 FFA 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR EARL HERREN Track 15 FFA 2, 3,45I11tramLlralS 2, 3, 4. EDWARD WILLIAM HICKEL MARILYN MATILDA HISS Band 35 Glee Club 1,25 Kayettes 2, 3,45 Operetta 1,25 Scholastic Recognition 4. SHIRLEY JEAN HOFFMAN Kayettes 35 JCL 3. Q' 'Mh- I 3 2 41 3 -5203 5 I I ,A if 1 j 5 54 ,, .ta -5 I A . 4,1 K' PM W1 i fi at 5 5 5 'rea fm' 1 . I 'pf X ll 4 , WILLIAM D. HORN Band I, 25 Glee Club 35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Camera Club I, 2,35 Plays 2,3 Operetta 35 Curtain Call 4. ANDRA LEE HUNSLEY Glee Club I,2,35 Kayettes I,2,3,4Q F.H.A. I5 J.C.L. 15 Pep Club 1, 2,3, 45 Operetta l, 2, 3. EUGENE ROBERT HURST Choir 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Plays 35 Operetta 2,45 Operetta Cast 35 Barbershop Quartet 45 Junior Quartet 35 Curtain Call 3,45 Intramurals l,2, 3,4. GEORGE JAMES Band 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Curtain Call 45 Other School 1, JACK EMIL JANNE Band 1, 25 Hi-Y 35 Los Hidalgos 45 Pep Club 45 Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Camera Club President 45 Plays 35 Rhorea 45 Homeroom Officer 45 Curtain Call 45 Other School I. HAZEL IRENE JOHNSON Kayettes I, 2,3,45 Los Hidalgos I,2,35 Pep Club I, 2,35 Camera Club 1, 2,35 45 Secretary 45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. NATHAN LLOYD JOHNSON Football l, 2,3,45 Track l, 2,35 Los Hidalgos 25 Pep Club l,4. CONNIE MARIE KEELER Glee Club 15 Kayettes 2,45 Los Hidalgos 35 Operetta 1. PATRICK KEENAN Band I: Glee Club I: F.F.A. 2,3,4:Vice-President 45 B. Club 45 Pcp Club 45 Homeroom Officer 35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Baseball 35 State Farmer Candidate 45 Junior Rotarian 45 Other School I5 Rhorea King 4. GRETCHEN KENDALL Glee Club 1,45 Kayettes I,2,3,45 Tennis 35 J.C.L. I,2,3,45 Los Hidalgos 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1,45 Newspaper 45 Student Council I5 Curtain Call 3,4: Pep Club 35 Quill and Scroll 4. GERALD KEITH KERBS Choir 3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,25 F.F.A. 2,3,45 B Club 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Plays 3,45 Operetta 3,45 News- paper 45 Student Council 25 Quill and Scroll 45 Homeroom Officer 25 Curtain Call 3,45 Intramurals 2,35 Baseball 3,4. 'wtf'-V DONALD EDWARD KEYS Pep Band 45 Band I, 2,3,4. HOWARD WILLIAM KING Other Schools I,2,3g Choir I, 25 Glee Club I, 25 Football 45 Basket- ball 25 Student Council I5 Homeroom Officer I5 Scholastic Recognition 4. RICHARD DEAN KIRKPATRICK Other Schools I, 2,35 Pep Band I, 25 Band I, 25 Choir 45 Glee Club I,2,45 Golf 3,4. LESLIE M. KITE Band I, Football I, Basketball I5 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Cabinet 3,45 I.C.L. 2,3, 45 Pep Club 45 Class President I5 Plays 35 Stage Manager 45 Student Council I5 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Hi-Y District Congressman 35 Rhorea King Attendant 4. GEORGE L. KLECK Football 25 Hi-Y I, 2. MARTHA JANE KLINE Glee Club I, 25 Kayettes I, 2, 3,45 President 45 I.C.L. I, 2,35 Los Hidalgos 2,35 Pep Club I,2,4, Student Director 35 Operetta I5 Stage Manager 35 Homeroom Officer 1,45 Curtain Call 3,4, GENEVA ANN KREUTZER Glee Club I, 2,3,45 Kayettes 45 Operetta I, 2,35 Curtain Call 3. MARY JO KRUEGER Glee Club I, 2,45 Kayettes I, 2,3,45 Los Hidalgos I, 2,3,45 Pep Club I, 2,35 Stage Crew 3,45 Operetta I, 2, 45 Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Homeroom Officer 45 Curtain Call 3,4. MARY KATHLEEN KUMMER Choir 2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 25 I.C.L. I, 2,3,45 Plays 1,35 Operetta I, 2,3,45 Operetta Cast 45 Newspaper 45 Curtain Call 3,45 Music Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. LARRY G. LEHR Other Schools I, 2, 3. LEE LEIKER Choir 45 Glee Club 3,45 Football I, 25 Track I, 25 Pep Club 45 Class Secretary I5 Plays I, 2,35 Operetta 3,45 Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Intramurals I, 2. OF 1952 SENIOHS 49 1 5, 'Ilia if :...,, 11' if ,::. 1 4 5 sk CONSTANCE EVE LEMAY Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Kayettes I, 2, 3,45 F.H.A. I, 2, 35 Pep Club I, 2, 3,45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Operetta I,2,3,45 Curtain Call 3,4. JOYCE LINDSEY Band 35 Kayettes I, 2,45 Pep Club I. SUSAN PAULINE LONG Kayettes I, 2,3,45 Cabinet 2,3,45 1.C.L. 1, 2,3,45 Vice-President 3,45 Pep Club I, 25 Camera Club 35 Plays 1,35 Operetta 45 Stage Manager 35 Rhorea Editor 45 Newspaper 45 Student Council 25 Treasurer 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Homeroom Officer 2,45 Intra- murals 2,35 Scholastic Recognition 45 Intramural Sports Board Officer 35 Secretary Recreation Center Board 35 Rhorea Queen Attendant 4. DORIS LOWE DELBERT CARL LUDWIG F.F.A. 2,3,4. ALICE IRENE LYTLE Choir 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Kayettes 1, 2,3,43 J.C.L. 1, 25 Los 1-lidalgos 2,35 Pep Club I, 2, 35 Class Secretary 25 Class Treasurer 3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Operetta Cast 45 Student Council 35 Home- room President 35 Junior Quartet 45 Curtain Call 35 Rhorea Queen Attendant 4. KAY McFARLAND Kayettes I, 2,3,45 Los Hidalgos 3,45 Pep Club l, 2,3,45 Plays 1,3545 Glee Club 1,35 Operetta I, 35 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Curtain Call 3,45 Intramurals 35 Basketball Queen 4. JERRY EUGENE McMAHAN Band I, 25 Hi-Y 2,35 Devotional Chairman 45 F.F.A. 25 Vice- President 35 Pep Club 45 Student Council 35 Homeroom Officer 35 Intramurals 3. MARY FRANCES MALONEY Band I,2,35 Glee Club I,2,45 F.H.A. 45 Pep Club I, 2,35 Operetta I, 2,45 ALVIN LEE MANETH F. F. A. 2,35 Parlimentarian 4. HAROLD E. MANGUS Football I, 25 Basketball I, 25 Track I, 25 Other School I, 2. l l wn Ylang. J IULE LEE MARKIEWICZ Choir 2, 35 Librarian 45 Glee Club I,2, 3,45 Kayettes I, 2, 3,45 Cabinet 2, 35 JCL I,2, 3,45 Pep Club I5 Plays I,2, 3,45 Operetta I, 2, 3,45 Operetta Cast 3,45 Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Triple Trio 35 Junior Quartet 35 Curtain Call 3, 45 Senior Quar- tet 45 Scholastic Recognition 4. JAMES LEE MEEK Glee Club 1, 3,45 Track I5 Operetta I,3,4. RACHEL LOIS MERTEN Glee Club 25 Kayettes I, 2,3,45 Cabinet 3,45 JCL I,2,3, Secre- tary 35 Pep Club I, 25 Class Secretary 35 Stage Crew 1,25 Business Manager 35 Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Student Council 2, 3,45 Treas- urer 35 Quill and Scroll 45 I-Iomeroom Officer l,2,3, 45 Curtain Call 35 Intramurals I, 25 Scholastic Recognition 4. ROSS EDWARD MEYE2 Dance Band 35 Business Manager 45 Pep Club 3,45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Los Hidalgos I,2, 3,45 Cam- era Club 2, 3,45 Plays 2, 3, 45 Operetta I,2, 45 Operetta Cast 45 Curtain Call 3. 45 Intramurals 4. RAY MEYERES Glee Club I5 Football 15 Pep Club 2, 35 Operetta 1. MILDRED LUCILE MICHAUX Glee Club 2, 3,45 Kayettes 2,45 FHA I,3,45 Pep Club I5 Operetta 2, 3,45 Curtain Call 4. JOYCE ANN MILLER Glee Club 25 Kayettes I,2,3,45 JCL 3,45 Stage Crew 2, 3,45 Oper- etta 25 Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Homeroom Officer I, 25 Curtain Call 3,4. RICHARD LEE MILLER Hi-Y I,2, 3, 45 Plays 35 Operetta crew 45 Stage Manager 3, 45 Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 I-Iomeroom Officer 45 Intramurals I,2, 3, 45 Scholastic Recognition 45 Junior Rotarian 45 Boys State 3, E. RICHARD MOYER Other School 1, 2,3. BETTY ANN MURRAY Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Choir 45 Kayettes I, 2,3545 I.C.L. I, 2, 3,45 Pep Club l,2,45 Operetta I,2, 45 Triple Trio 25 Other School 3. MARILYN JEAN NICKEL Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 3,45 FHA 1,25 Pep Club I,2, 35 Operetta I, 2, 3, 4. wb I Q n Rx at I ly...-' Raw, OF 1952 M., f-...5 'ng.,..,,,- SENIORS aqua' 43 as-. ROBERT PANCOST JCL 25 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 3,4. KEITH GEORGE PENNER Glee Club 2, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I,2, 35 Track 1,25 Tennis 3,45 Los Hidalgos x,2,3,45 B Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2,45 Rhorea 45 Student Council 25 I-lomeroom President 25 Intramurals 45 Scholastic Recognition 4. WILLIAM ROLLIN PESCHKA Glee Club 35 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Cabinet 45 JCL 2,3,45 Los Hidalgos 45 Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Camera Club 2, 35 Plays 2, 3,45 Operetta 35 Stage Manager 2, 35 Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Homeroom officer I5 Curtain Call 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Scholastic Recognition 4. BEVERLY JO PHILLIPS Choir 45 Glee Club I,2,3,4: Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Los I-lidalgos I, 2, 35 Operetta I, 2,3,45 Junior Quartet 35 Scholastic Recognition 4. RONNIE PIPER Hi-Y I,2,3,45 Pep Club 4. DONNA POTWIN Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Kayettes l,2, 3,45 FHA 25 Los l-lidalgos 2, 3, 4 Operetta I,2, 3, 45 Curtain Call 3,45 Intramurals X. GWENDOLYN FRANCES RAMSEY Glee Club X, 2, 3, 45 Operetta I,2, 3,45 Intramurals 3. ZAYLON R. REVELL Glee Club 1,25 Kayettes I,2,3,45 FHA I,2,3,45 Operetta I,2. JERRY ROBERSON Band 1,25 Choir 2,45 Glee Club 2,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary 25 Plays I,2,3, 45 Operetta 2,45 Operetta Cast 45 Barbershop Quartet 45 Curtain Call 3, 45 Intramurals I,2, 3, 45 Rhorea King Attendant 4. LEO ROBINSON Football 1,45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET LEE ROOSA Glee Club I, 2,45 Kayettes I,2, 3, 45 Cabinet 45 Los Hidalgos 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Camera Club 2,35 Officer 25 Stage Crews 3,45 Operetta I,2,45 Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Cur- tain Call 3,45 Intramurals 35 Winner of Citizenship Pilgrimage 25 Scholastic Recognition 4. Q 'E K7-f.,- 'f 'f-Q31 MARION ROOT Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track I5 Hi-Y 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Class Treasurer I5 Homeroom Officer I, 2,4. HUGH H. ROSENBERG Band I,2, 35 Choir 3,45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Track I5 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Class Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Plays 3, 45 Operetta 3,45 Student Council Vice-President 45 Junior Quartet 35 Curtain Call 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Music Honor Society 4. MARY EILEEN SCHARTZ Band 2,3,4: Glee Club 1,25 FHA 2,45 Operetta 1,2. MARY ELLEN SCOTT Choir 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 2, 3,45 JCL 15 Los I-Iidalgos 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club I5 Class President 25 Class Secretary 45 Stage Crew 1, 2, 35 Operetta I,2, 3,45 Operetta Cast 45 Student Council Secretary 25 Quill and Scroll 45 Homeroom Vice-President 25 Curtain Call 3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Football Queen Attendant 2, 35 Friendliest Student 45 D. A.R. Good Citizen 5 45 Recreation Center Board 35 Rhorea Queen Attendant 4. TWILLA MAE SEIBEIT Kayettes I,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Intramurals I,2. JANE SEIDL Glee Club I,2, 45 Kayettes 3,45 Cabinet 45 Operetta 2,45 Student Council 25 Homeroom Officer 25 Other School 15 Football Queen 45 Football Queen Attendant 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN SHEA Other Schools 1,25 Choir 45 Glee Club I,2, 3,45 Pep Club I,2,35 Camera Club 35 Operetta 3, 4. SHARON YVONNE SLOAN Choir 3,45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Kayetres 45 Pep Club 35 Operetta I, 2 , 3, CAROLYN ANN SMITH Kayettes 3,45 FHA 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Other Schools 15 Scholastic Recognition 4. GRACE ANN SMITH Glee Club I,2, 3,45 Kayettes I,2, 3,45 Los Hidalgos I,2, 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Operetta I,2, 3,45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Home- room Officer 35 Intramurals I,2, 3. IUANITA MAYE SMITH Other School 1, 2, 3. OF 1952 SENIORS 55' JAMES HARLAN STAMPER Dance Band 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 President 45 Choir 2,45 Social Chairman 45 Glee Club 25 Football 1,35 Hi-Y 25 Vice-President 35 President 45 I.C.L. 2,35 President 45 B Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Plays 2,3545 Operetta 2,35 Operetta Cast 45 Stage Manager 15 Student Council 35 Homeroorn Officer 3,45 Curtain Call 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 Boys State 35 Junior Rotarian 45 Music Honor Society 45 Rhorea King. DON STEINERT Other School 1. WILLIAM RICHARD STEIS KAL Dance Band 2,35 President 45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Band 1, 2, 35 Vice- President 45 Orchestra 25 Music Honor Society 45 Football 1,35 Basketball I,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Tennis 3,45 J.C.L, l,2,3,45 B Club 45 Pep Club 2,35 Camera Club 3,45 Playes 35 Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Student Council 1,25 Homeroom Officer 1, 25 Quill and Scroll 4. JERRY STOECKLEIN ROSEANNE THOMPSON Choir 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Accompanist5 Kayettes l,2,3,45 EH A 1, 2,3,45 J.C.L. 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,25 Camera Club 2,35 Stage Crews 3 Operetta 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Homeroom Officer 35 Curtain Call 3,45 Intramurals 3. IANETTE JOYCE TRACY Kayettes 2,3,45 E.H.A. 25 Pep Club 25 Stage Crew 35 Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Student Council 15 Quill and Scroll 45 Honierooni Officer I5 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Scholastic Recognition 4. JANICE GENEVA TRACY Glee Club 2,31K3yCIICS 1, 2,3,45 F.l'l.A. l,2,35 Pep Club l,2,3 Operetta 2,3. RICHARD UNRUH Glee Club 3,45 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2,3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Hi-Y I, 2,3,45 B Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 45 Plays 45 Operetta 3,4 Homeroom Officer 2. RICHARD VONFELDT Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Track 15 E.E..'X. 25 B Club 25 Class Cheer- leader 45 Homeroorn Officer 45 Baseball 3, BEVERLY IULIA WALKER Glee Club 1, 25 Accompanist5 Kayettes 1,41 Operetta 1, 25 News- PHPPF 4- BERNICE ARLENE WALTER Glee Club 3,45 Kayettes I,2,3,45 Tennis 35 Opperetta 3,4. -1-da., DALE WARD Horneroorn Officer 4. RALPH L. WEBB Camera Club Sec-Treas. 45 Plays 35 Student Council 45 Homeroom President 45 Curtain Call 35 Other Schools I,2. DORTHA WILLIS Glee Club 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3,45 FHA I,23 Pep Club 3,45 Plays 45 Stage Crews 2, 35 Operetta 3,45 Rhorea 45 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Curtain Call 3,4. LORETTA ARLENE WILSON Glee Club I, 25 Kayettes I,2, 3,45 FHA 2,42 Pep Club 35 Camera Club 45 Operetta 1,25 Plays 4. GEORGE WYATT Other Schools I,2,3,45 Football 3,45 Track 35 FFA I,2, 35 Class Presi- dent 45 Plays 35 Scholastic Recognition 4. TROY ANDERSON Other School 1,2,3. OF 1952 ,fx fs F f fr, iw? i L -- X Qx ,in- R as-.M,,... JUNIOR OFFICERS: Robert Boyd, Presidentg Shirley LeRoy, vice-presidentg Peggy Mclxlullin, secretary and George Bemis, treasurer emerge from the new high school after giving it a thorough going-over to be sure things will be in shape for them their senior year. TWO EVENTS HIGHLIGHT JUNIOR YEAH Time marches on and the one hundred and seventy-five juniors move forward toward the end of their high school education. Two big events highlighted this busy year. One was the three-act play, Tattleta1e which exposed them to work, worry, perseverance, enjoyment, and success. The other was the junior-senior prom where they met with the budgeting of their hard earned money in presenting a program that all could enjoy. Again they met with success. 34 Helen Agnew James Alexander Harmon Allinger Esther Asher Marvin Bahr Norman Bailey Alice Baker Marilyn Bales Carole Barker Darrell Batchman Maxine Batchman Mary Batesel Larry Becker Jack Belcher George Bemis Constance Berscheidt Helen Blakeslee James Blakey Roy Bobeck Robert Boyd Bonnie Brack Bruce Brocher Diana Brocher Duane Brown Lois Brown David Byers James Canfield Gordon Charmichael Mae Belle Case Charles Cheney . ,V i f fag- -'if 1.1 ' W is ' eeei Q H,,,,k , 'U K I if Y 'MS .1 ,, K sr A af HW- ' A ' ' '53a1L2 fl'?i:55 ,g ' -'--'ilxiifv ., 3f31'r,gf.15,i 'i'4 ' irq: ll , ' , , , A' q A ' Tl V Q , ., A, A A L,A ., l ,,c., .Lu z l we - ' W f - ' , 'E' :H r 1 J A n el' J- . 1? f -- r A W --'- .V - . u mm- , : E giifgg si 1 A, ,i f' A J I 1 j f' V ' W , f-vt. 2 J : ' ,vi imiffizssffei-:.i 1 AV , q vs' . .AVK , 5' , , 5 , ,. L .' .M , if in .. 1 f H -I K ,IW-n.:, I . W 'af --, ,Q gm ,z ' V I , lf. ,, A , , . 3 ' i, H : Lv , o V f v ' L an L - ff ' ' ,,ii 7 1 f ' l 'W v g. - 2 1 -f f ,f - 5 'AJ 4' 6 JUNIORS Ronald Christians en Edith Colegrove if 'ia 4 . if W if-W ,, fl on Jack Cook o Raymond Cornett it Donna Cowherd L, Ey, e my Q., ' Elizabeth Crossland I. , ..f., rr V y A V, fi A im 'i'ii R V, Omer Crossland L we I Janice Dailey Louise Damm Jack Daniel Carla Darr W lla Nancy Darr Faye Davis Merl Deming Michael DeMoss Lowell Dimond Richard Dodd Shirley Dolezal K N4 xf 5 e A b e je , 1 E 1 43 '4'z' '5?'i 'ra:i:' Ji, 1, ,' 1 ,j - , ,..,. 5. Z ,,,, .,,, . A Hx , A l Q E Elmer Huslig Gary Jameson Donald Johnson Harry Johnson l Ronald Keeley James Keep Dennis Kern Carol Kimball Shirley Kimber Carmelita Kimpler Robert King Wanda Kirkrnan Norman Kittel Arta Knighton Shirley Koch Betty Krentzel Homer Kruckenberg Loren Kutina . I I ii gn 9 5 iilrsrre, ' My f J 1 s 1 n JVWQV jyji 355 egg? 1 2 Benjamin Dome Gerald Downey Patricia Drake Rodney Engle Dorothy Eveleigh Joan Fankhauser Ervan Fish Carolyn Fisher Donna Fischer Cheryl Foos Eugene Foos Ray Fugger Alice Gerstenkorn LaDonna Gibbs Luther Gibbs Patricia Godfrey Beverly Goodwin Dayle Groh Frank Gunn Virginia Gutierrez lone Haggerty Mary Ann Hall David Harmon Joann Hembree Darwin Hester Cleora Hickel Jack Hoar Fred Hoff Marcella Hoffman Mercedes Hoffman J seffs r ,Q VVA A ,.,i,l1 I l , V Y i , ,L '..- '- 'H-, 2- J? , gk, , -W 4 A I WMM 5, . A 'K 'F 'H '1 - ' J J ks 13' EH 'r A 5' J J F A- I 343 ,f UM 'L H ,.,,e3 1 ,N Shirley Lamb I..aVerne Langrehr Kent Lanterman Donald Lantz Mary Lashbrook Shirley LeRoy Mary Evelyn Lichter Bonnie Lillard Carolyn Lutschg Don McCowen Peggy McMullen Tom Mclntyre Juanita Mabry Jerry Magie James Marque Shirley Merten Jolene Miner Zita Neeland Betty Newkirk Virginia Nuss Sam Osborne James Peugh Donald Pizinger Gordon Platt Phyllis Powell Gerald Price Eleanor Price Johnny Proberts Floyd Quincy Gladys Radke 1 is x K . X6 , v-.351 5, :.c ' 'N' K ax S s ' F 6 fr 'E 2 51 3 , Q' 1 41' ,f as ,ff A LM H 4 5 'if A au 1 '. M- ,Q :wif ::., 1 U s 6 Ugg? v if ' W 1 A ' W I ' Q i f ', 2, lbgw iif J- mr: ' -. 1 Q Q 1' I . W , :ff nv -I V i , V W if Q fe L A . V Y- ' ' I 19 C , ,, O m U ' Q? , ,L ln- - 1 J - 1.g,:,., 'i- S ,ky 'A ' J. is 6 N if Y ' , X N--f X P . if 1- kg . 752, ,ff fi ' ' 3 K ' K 1' k,,, .. -1 1 1 r . Q ' F ,. -' , , , 1 - 1. V --1 ' , ,zfiii-iz -1 if ,. - I .5 , .,. ,Vh,,., 'K 3 ' Jil ., r K - ifif if ' I ,gg K ., I ff , r ' XJR ft' : O '1 h -jails 'V , ,jgfi f 3 , 125 tea? J 'V '- 'Y ffraw 1 t if 5 , J an ' 1 '5- 7, Jlrr or 3. . FZ V, 'fziff , ' - T gaaii CLASS if 1 3 4 A E A 'Nui , 5 ,,,. Q, ,f-4 A-Q iv ,rs an ' W w, 213, , ' f ,W :LE 'Aj R :ibn infer '- Big? , f JY VV A, ii .lff I Ij: .AAAAL 2fl , A . Mills Reed Rae Vivian Revell William Roach Marvella Rusco Vaunita Rusco Toni Schartz Ray Schenkel Robert Schober Estel Schultis Rosemary Seibert James Sheil JoHanna Sisson Malone Skinner Patricia Snyder Gary Southard Marcene Steffen Norma Steinert Marvin Stoss 5 Yr 595915 1 gif: Fw F H A l,i1, , KH W l M ll V1 Y A 1 V C ,VL ..L,, aww 1 with-di 31 ,,,: My .9 , f I 'sexi , fart My ...-M .-22' f.:- V ' .. M' QW C i,,5gmvr fl' . ,. u 1 . I W, - V , K ' kr , f, 1 gs iw , Q1 ' wr 4, s G W 4 . ' z.. sf- A, .-+-. , V' -,A ' i Y in-!..:q ., ., W., sv. 2, E5 4 4 if X? if rf ' s sighs' 4 a 'Fx' JUNIOHS Gs 5gNlO' WM t Q U iff-A if E ..,. 'X N Orff 1- 1 X ...L 'rx 'Nos T.. 'Q' C,fAfff..z' 38 Fred Sullentrop Carl Swigart Geoffrey Tammen Gene Tammen Charlene Tannahill Carolee Thompson Loren Thompson Junior Tittle .Terry Torline Donald Tracy Jack Travers James Tullis Herbert Unruh Paul Unruh Troy Walker George Walker Janet Walter Marilyn Ward Charlene Waterbury Marlyn Weiser Eileen Wilhelm Thurman Whittle John Wormeringer Terry Wright SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Elizabeth Nicholson, cheetleaderg Dixie Henibree, vice-presidentg Kathleen Dodd, secretatyg Jack Zelenka, treasurerg and Keith Lamb, presidentg relax on the north steps ofthe new high school building. SOPHOMORES LEARN THE HOPESH Sophomores are non-descript creaturesg not as low as freshman but still underclassmen. The l952 sophomores are apprentices who, now beginning to learn the ropes, will step to a higher status next year when they become juniors. The one hundred and seventy members are also looking forward to the new high school building. Looking back on this year, they will remember their concession stands and the highly successful one-act play, The Tale of a Shirt. 39 K 9 ff ,u A - .l , N, E. f N, , ., X 'TWH 1? 5 3 Xi' N J, K, ,,, K, . gel. i if A if r cn A is e . ki X f fy'- . f , , V . 1:1 all Wasff 1, Z 1 , KK K is K V, ' I .A V in . , fiif- is lf - ' w M 'slr 1 .. if f A eel is , JK 1 Y' K .6 , J K A m VI ,K A J Q K K i s KKKK H K flg K K KK ,, K K KK , K qv a gi K 5, 'mL ' I-4 Ill, . .4 ' Q . 3 f-'f' K ,.h., K K SK ,., , K , '.K ' Kf J V x, N Mac Cowherd Helen Creps Robert Crossland Carolyn Davis Wilma DeLay A 2 2:1 rp x SOPHOMORE Don Adams Kenneth Agnew James Aldrich Wayne Barger Gary Barnhill Jean Bartley Lois Beller Gerald Bethel Ruth Borne Arthur Boyle Barbara Boyett Ronald Bowen Shirley Brack Charles Brown JoBoy Browning Richard Buess William Button Howard Casada Virginia Christiansen Marlene Christianson Don Clark Don Clarke Millard Clothier, Jr. Carmetta Coffee Dolores Coffee Marianne Cole Jeanene Cook Charles Coonrod Gareld Cooper Beverly Courson Merita Delker V Kathleen Dodd J we M Bernadette Dfehef J In I Q y V D D KK KKKA- KK ,,.,, '-i' ' 9 14, K K K K K K' uane Wyer 1 Q .rl r J' James Eastman CherI'Y Ebert . V it A K . I fairy - f Sharon Eckert .S e K gn, Q K K 1 2' K th E if f e ' i ill or if enne mers on K X K ji ,px Richard Erdtman Merle Evers Merlyn Fischer Lawrence Foiles 53 . QS if ff' L- f 'W if Jif s ' v Q lsrri W J A i ww , f g :Ji n g .ry lg, Opal Foiles Thomas Fox Cothaine Fronterhouse Lois Garner Robert Gibler James Goetting William Goodwin Jack Grayson James Green Ann Greer George Gribble Lawrence Guliford Jerry Harris Stanley Harper Norma Harvey Dixie Hembree Joanne Henkel Virginia Hergenreder Karlyn Hickey Judith Hitchcock Thelma Hoberecht Patricia Hoffman Gerald Holloway Dale Horn Marilyn Howard Walter Hurst Keith lrick Angela Irwin Carl James James Johnson 'hr 1 fa rfl'Li!t 1 a t fd I I , I f EI ? ',.y ' lo...'T'f.?s4' gf ir G W K J ' J A ,Q ' X J ,J . ' H N ' ,fig 4, Ll' E , P ,.,, V A as , f.: .:,, - - V, irq--. -- ' - , New 4 Af ., , ' f 1 AM ,y, . f V s CLASS ix K W' J rn Jiiii ,-t.if r' il xiii . -4 - V Y ' .':' 'li Vvk,,,: 5 I f V 1 J 'J , lty 'J a J K 1? X , as 1 .r-, - '-'--- -,,l 1 f r Q , G Ti? W ' 'W ' .fb ' 1' fijif J fi 'il - u gift , Q A lip., gm ,. al. V - ,L A ., ggkiif - R it Q 1 5, 1. J William Johnson Marcella Jones Shirley Jones Velda Jones Lyle Juergensen Carol Keys Ronald Karlin Gary Karst Darrell Keener Norman Keller Norman Kimber Eve Kimbrell Stanley Knowles Larry Kruckenberg Roland Kufeld Keith Kuhlman Keith Lamb Jerry Langrehr .- In ga.. f- .Jef fm- fx 2 fs t . V -eg 1 illwlw Q - ' ,z ' , 1. . is, .1 mm,, , fi f 2.2 , Lf ' -if LL' t l' - ' ,,-. it v .Q e ' , K 4 , - , ' A , K I r y, . K - f' 'xiii -. VVVL 7' fr W, H . lm, . K L fm. 1 'L Q N' 1 in il - if -J 'vii I Q ,1-.,, f fl ,Vi-w' si -- 1- :srl .3 .K . Q A f X. sw .. . .. . in jaw. 'et H, IVI VV W AV1: :TH i i . ..,, ,,V, it Wyrv My , A I 5 A J K ,Q i, 5 i S - .:. .:,' , N-vm' '..-. . 2 , , .. -- V. -r , , 1gzzL:i. A V 314 V,VL F , .JVK Qs? wg , x 5, ,ll Wr ff: r. v Ik it Frederick Reed Joyce Reed Sue Robbins Gene Robbins Kay Roberts Vernon Rocha Vera Rudiger Shirley Ruhe Patricia Sayre Mary Schadegg Thorene Schaffter Leon Schartz Ida Schmalian Karen Shafer Franklin Shiney Dewitt Shreve Robert Sloan Arlene Smith 5 SOPHOMORE X ff Leona Langrehr Viola Leinmiller Donna LeRoy Roy Lindsey Arlyn Linke Darlene Lofland David Loy Larry Lunsford Gloria McAlister Donald McFarland Anne McLaughlin James McMahan John Marye Darlene Meek Sarah Merten Robert Mohr Verla Morrison Sue Moyer Elizabeth Nicholson Mickey Nicolet Keith Ochs Thomas Orton Marilyn Otte Ruth Ellen Pace Charles Parrish Patricia Peacock Sarah Phillips Mary Preston Phyllis Radke Edwin Rathbun 1 58 . 5 ,QT I D c W JM, ,A-ci-1-, 5 , J M ' fi. at Ig 1 2 i ' FN-v Nt - ..w,.. . it 'Z' ! -, -11I'r ff 1 it Z iii In V a t iisi q ff is 'fc iff W X . ' -1 gfj5g- ' r K - 'i ' ' 2:52 1 2 I Q5 gf, Lois Smith Marie Smith Phyllis Smith Mollie Stamper Arthur Stokes Lee Stone Shirley Straw John Strobel John M. Thies Shirley Thomason Morris Thompson James Tooley Karen Torline Mary Ruth Truex Larry Turner Glenna Vernon Wilma Waggaman Harold Ward Thomas Weathers William Wegner Richard Weingartner Kathleen Weltmer William Welsh Ann Wesley Kermit Westfall Lloyd Willcut Frederick Williams Larry Wise John Zelenka ' x E V52 KKV k kk J , 1131, . I55 Q' ' ' L ' or 'ls rory l V S50 I .1.. - X4 , ,, ' , , X lj f ,.. 1 .,,1 J ,af rl rar Q4 Qi . , Y W.. .Ji if 5 .nv 1-: ,i?:::'i5:Jw ? .Z 75. CLASS 5? 9 15: ,iii z ' We ,, - We Nfl fi 5 mi e M4 f f th J G Mtg l if 43 m 'L V, - If, ,f' t , A, ,sr C A yy T .z2 5 A in- 'fin .X ., s,f::C- A Q ,:, -2 1' ' f7 24.2' FRESHMAN OFFICERS: John Russell, treasurerg Deloris Cook, vice-president: Carolyn Spong, secretaryg Robert lxlerten, presidentg and Frances Bassett, cheerleaderg inspect the new high school gymnasium while it receives the finishing toughes. FHESHMEN LAST FHESHMAN CLASS Two hundred and four freshmen stepped through giant doors into high school life in the fall of '51 unaware of the complexities with which they would meet. The hustle and bustle of this entirely new situation stunned them at first but they soon became accustomed to it and became a living part of it. They have contributed to its success by being genuinely interested in becoming an outstanding portion of their new surroundings. 44 Jerry Amerine Dee Ann Anderson Franklin Appl Betty Armstrong Evelyn Atkinson Mary Atkins on Dorothy Atteberry John Bardwell Faye Barker Patsy Barnett Frances Bassett Eldon Batman Grace Bauer Floyd Bell James Benoit Cletus Birzer Carol Blankenship Sandra Blankenship Judith Beopple Ruth Booker Wilma Brack Sandra Brougher Herschel Browning James Burnette Donald Calvert Gary Chitwood Sandra Christiansen -- Jan J A i f N- M.,-1:1 :5:,'V' . Y I l 2, , nw. 4. L: - a i ws his 'il' -i ' 'vii 1 'ili X ss Q p l m b 1 .st B fs-if A m it Q Nr an f ,ii i i J n L V af -Ai FHESHMEN Gerald Cole Jean Converse ' s ,J ' S, if ailli F -'p, 1, -t1'.- 1 , ' ' - 1 'S Q 1f '2 i' - W f HM A .J M X t ' 1 'J'-2' X .V ' H . if - i A iii K A ga . tvcy ..- Lai -7 i A at t .. 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X f L if K 1 3 Robert Johnson Aurella Jones Blanche Jones Everett Jones Marilyn Juergensen Bernard Kaiser Phyllis Kasselrnan LuElla Keegan Larry Kline Ronald Knoche Robert Koch Thomas Kummer Richard Lacey Mervin Langrehr Carroll Laurence Carrna Jean Leiker .gx it FRESHIVIAN U 4 'gp Q ,,,. xi A figs, , ,M , f 3' Rome Freeman Phillip Friedernan Gaye Fronterhouse Terry Fuller Carlton Garner Galen Gates Owen Gibson Betty Gilliland Glenda Goodwin Helen Griffith Gerlad Gurnbir Lynn Hall Bonnie Harbaugh Darlene Harrnen Gary Harms Robert Harris Floyd Hauser Murray Haynes Oma Heilmann Donald Hensley Linus Herrman Eldon Hickel Marrion Hill Patricia Hiss Carolyn Hooper Donald Hopper Charles Hulse Gerry Hulse Mary Ellen Hurt Harve Johnson it 9 Vin Qi? 'Y Caroline Line nbe r ger ,,f' G e r ald Lonnon ' I Q Vln' H Z 'QQ' Margaret Lopez y ,ff i Robe r t Lop ez H - L Richard Lytle Wynette McCarter Florence Maloney v ... 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'K Q s X v 7. fe I, . - Q l , FRESHMEN Kay Smith Sandra Smith Ira Snow Mary Spangler Robert Spitzmiller Carolyn Spong Jerry Stafford Gladys Stevenson Agnes Stoecklein Theresa Stoecklein Rita Strobel Patricia Stoskopf Beverly Sullivan Dale Swalander Duane Tannahill Mack Taylor Shirley Thackerey Ruth Thomason Della VanPelt Jackie Vernon Anita Waldschmidt Timothy Walker Juathena Walters Marlin Walter Terry Waugh Raymond Webb Doyle Webster Marion Weese Kenneth Wells Ellen Welsh '..V - ,--1,, n -5 if , Vg James Wheeler ' is ' S . - .lame s Whi s t le r 1 .. ff- it - . t,t.,. f ' 1 -...nf ' H t V Natha White ,A -V, V T sss' Ve, 2. 'f V Dora Whitsel , -V ff V V V S Laurin Wilhelm VV V ' L ' S rbsl ' ii lil 'it' T if J ' T . . Warren Willcut gy VV Vi Q S u l l i V a n W i l l i a m s ' ' ff 3 . ' 1 H g V YJV V ,5 Ned r a Wi ys el 5 rs, ' ',-L 'J ' S fi Deloras Wray 'w x 'gr V V .rt Vfi V 'sv' Margaret-Adele Wright 48 1 ,x5f.,r.',4 ' 2 . ORGANIZATIONS an , Endeavoring to maintain the high ideals of the Student Council, the members have tried in earnest to bring about better conduct and ap- preciation ofthe school by revising the creed. The council is composed of all class and home room presidents. They have successfully accom- plished a number of community drives, such as the Red Cross and Red Feather drives. They Voted that the STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Susan Long, treas- School Should have a Student leader. The urerg Hugh Rosenberg, vice-presidentg William Bigham student body under the Student Council president' and Barbara Davis' Secretary' sponsorship, elected William Bigham as the president and have helped him carry out his numerous duties. STUDENT COUNCIL REVISES CREED FRONT ROW: Betty Armstrong, Shirley Revell, Barbara Davis, Susan Long, Hugh Rosenberg, Marilyn LeRoy, and Jerry Magie. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Kasselman, Gary Barnhill, Garla Darr, Caroline Linenberger, Marilyn Phillips, Rachel Merten, Lois Otte, Maurice Skinner, and Gary Harms. STANDING: William Bigham, Mickey Nicolet, Robert Merten, Robert Boyd, Rodney Engle, Samuel Osborne, John Russell, Ralph Webb, Keith Lamb, and john Fleming, sponsor. 5 N Preparing to leave for state convention, KAYETTE CABINET, FRONT ROW: Joan Ausherman, sponsor: Carla Darr, Finance director: Cheryl Foos, point system director: Margaret Roosa, community service director: Rachel Merten, program chairman: Jane Kline, president: Mary Ellen Scott, music director: Meredith Billingsley, publicity director. BACK ROW: Shirley LeRoy, secretary-treasurer: Patricia Snyder, recreation director: Peggy McMullen, accompanist: Jolene Miner, publicity director: Maline Lundstedt sponsor: Ann Wesley, school service director: Janette Baldwin, recreation director: Agnes Ekstrom, sponsor: Ann Greer, community service director: Susan Long, vice-president: not shown is Jane Seidl, school service director. HAY-ETTES WIN BANNER Kayettes have completed their second year at GBHS. The most outstanding event was the receiving of the 1000 point banner award at the annual Kayette State Convention at Haven, Kansas. Proudly displaying their 1000 point banner. FRONT ROW: Virginia Gutierrez, Loretta Faber, Delores Evers, Barbara Davis, Joanne Henkel, Dixie Hembree. SEC- OND ROW: Kathleen Dodd, Cherry Ebert, Glenda Goodwin, Joan Easdon, Gloria Dorfshaffer, Bonnie Harbaugh. THIRD ROW: Darlene Dohrman, Wilma Delay, Patricia Drake, Patricia Godfrey, Kay Fugger, Joan Fankhauser, Darlene Har- man. FOURTH ROW: Martha Sue Duvall, Delores Glgelman, Eleanor Gulliford, Lois Garner, Opal Foiles, Rose Dix- on, Patricia Deckert. BACK ROW: Nova Garner, Carolyn Fisher, June Eckert, lone Haggerty, Nancy Goetting, Joann Hembree, Karlyn Hickey, Carolyn Davis. 1 X995 R551 F852 yay? 'YU it mmm P0041 M093 5 SV is ' ,, .. , :Q f -W-P f W1 ,, ,,, sa ,A Q' 'E ' 4 Studying membership drive posterss FRONT ROXM Eyelyn Atkinson, Sharon Crane, Elaine Clothier, Jean Converse, Nancy Darr, Helen Creps, Elizabeth Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Margie Biiess, Donna Cowherd, BonnieBrack, Helen Blakeslee, Patricia Bell, Alice Baker, Louise Dannn. THIRD ROWg Judy Bocpplc, Dorthy Atteherry, Sandra Blankenship, Wilma Brack, Jean Bartley, Patsy Barnett, DCC.-X1lllA1lClCl'SOll, Mart Atkinson. BACK ROWg Joyce Anierine, Deloris Cook, Esther Asher, Marianne Cole, Maxine Batchnian, Ramona Anspangh, Diana Brocker, Jeancne Cook, Elizabeth Bartley. DO COMMUNITY WORK Some ofthe activities for the year were Thanksgiving baskets, a mas- querade, and an all-school Christmas assembly. A new project that the organization undertook was the selection of groups to usher for community sponsored programs. Gathering items for the Thanksgiving food baskets. FRONT ROW: June Peacock, Kay McFarland, Donna Potwin, Joyce Reed, Judy Milberger, Shirley Revell. SECOND ROW1 Patricia Peacock, Beverly Phillips. Rae Vivian Revell, Karen Rice, Betty Murray, Joyce Miller, Janice Russell. THIRD ROW: Ruth Pace, Marvella Rnsco, Marilyn Otte, Katherine O'Conriell, Karyl Roth, Marilyn Nickel, Mildred Machaeux, Thorene Schaffter. BACK ROW: Donna Sargent, Marilyn Phillips, Shirley Ruhe, Sue Robbins, Patricia Sayre, Sarah Morten, Elizabeth Nicholson, Katherine Roberts, Lois Otte. N., 'Y Planning the Kayette masquerade party. STANDING: Beverly Sullivan. FRONT ROW: Mollie Stamper, Lois Marie Smith, Janice Tracy, Dora Jean Whitsel. SECOND ROW: Dortha Willis, Joan Thomason, Sharon Sloan, Juanita Smith, Beverly Walker. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Seibert, Carol Lee Thompson, Charlene Waterbury, Roseanne Thompson, Mary Ruth Truex, Caroline Smith, Loretta Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Janette Tracy, Grace Smith, Norma Steinert, Shirley Straw, Sandra Smith, Shirley Thackery, Natha Gay White, Jo Hanna Sisson. BACK ROW: Carolyn Spong, Karen Torline, Kathleen Weltmer, Twilla Seibert, Marcene Steffen, Janet Walter, Eileen Wilhelm, Lois Smith, Bernice Walter. AND SING AND PLAY Singing from the Kayette song books. FRONT ROW: Phyllis Kasselman, Donna LeRoy, Shirley Lamb, Carma Leiker, Marilyn Howard. STANDING: Jule Lee Markiewicz. SECOND ROW: Judy Hitchcock, Wynette McCarter, Shirley Koch, Arta Knighton, Bonnie Lillard, Gretchen Kendall, Carol Kimball, Connie LeMay, Thelma Hoberecht. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Lutschg, Shirley Merten, LuElla Keegan, Carolyn Hooper, Shirley Kimber, Mary Jo Krueger, Andra Hunsley. FOURTH ROW: Hazel Johnson, Shirley Hoffman, Alice Lytle, Marilyn Hiss, Sue Moyer, Marilyn LeRoy, LaVerne Langrehr, Juanita Maybry. BACK ROW: Rhea Mohr, Martha Milam, Patricia Hiss, Elizabeth Krentzle, Angela Irwin, Leona Langrehr, Darlene Lofland, Geneva Kreutzer, Connie Keeler. X Being host to the Central District Hi-Y Convention on October 3 was the main ac- tivity for the local chapter this year. The convention con- sisted of discussion groups throughout the day and a ban- quet inthe evening. The local Hi-Y members and their guests are seated beneath the Hi-Y banner at the banquet. IOCAI HI-Y IS HOST TO ' DISTRICT CONVENTION The purpose of Hi-Y is To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Locally, this is carried out by guest speakers from the city's churches and businesses and whole some programs, by planning club and schoolwide parties, and by participation in school and community activities. The Hi-Y advisers are Roger Marsh, Clyde Winter, and Verner Williams. .. M, ,,. Planning the next meeting are the Hi-Y cabinet members: Duane Brown, social chairmang Eugene Hurst, songleaderg George Bemis, secretary-treasurerg Har- lan Stamper, presidentg William Bigham, program chairman: Jerry McMahan, devotions chairman: Leslie Kite, vice- presidentg and Rollin Peschka, publicity chairman. 54 Hi-Y members mug for photographer. FRONT ROW: Keith Penner, Jerry Roberson, Hugh Rosenberg, Gordon Carmichael, Paul Unruh, Jack Travers, Ray Schenkel. SECOND ROW: James Copeland, Jerry Harris, Richard Erdtmann, J.M, Thies, Kent Lanterman, Donald McCowen, Robert Boyd. THIRD ROW: Walter Hurst, George Gribble, Eugene Foos, William Horn, Harold Arnall, Richard Miller, Ross Meyer. BACK ROW: Dewitt Shreve, Robert Gibler, Ronnie Piper, Richard Unruh, Gene Tammen FRONT ROW: Robert Koch, Fred Williams, Norman Keller, Merl Deming, Larry Kline, Leon Darr, Gary Harms, Thomas Orton. SECOND' ROW: John Proberts, Samuel Osborne, Darwin Hester, Estel Schultis, Michael DeMoss, Darrell Keener, William Bauer, Neoclis Giannakis, Thomas Weathers. BACK ROW: Rodney Engle, Larry Becker, James Canfield, Mickey Nicolet, Darrell Batchman, Carl Swigart, Robert Anderson, Gordon Gaunt, John Zelenka. New members await irritation into club. F '5 eg' I Vi- -,Q.b3,y, Z ll 5 0'm 3 wait for spring? T T Of course not. he's going to call up Polly Pupil to go sledding or ice skating to try to make the most or the Kansas snows and ace, Spirits are never so high as on a crisp winter day. lnstead ot sitting inside warm and dormant. The student who gets out and enjoys himself finds that winter can be the best time of the year-I Once A Year It Must Be Said--' One of the tahoos of fl good editorial is to take the negative attitude of a Cause, Not to say for instance. The conduct in as- sembly is terriblefm. but in so many words that is just the case. The students who can not sit still and has to talk to his neighbor might just as well star in the cgassfoom and let the ref- audience enjoy the program. XVhether the .rssemoly is worth pst' Respect to the preformer should' 1 guest in GBHS and During tooth served J lot ot crew The band put lt took time to wori music A- first indivi Therefore lets r work the band. the t in the cheering in comr FUQ i'Tl.x ob FTUU DFYZFSD fTTl'U'U'l'k, apartment of John and Mary, played by J. ll. Thics and Mollie Stamlwcr. looking tor a shirt. He is held at gun-point by publicity- mindefi Mary. who thinks he is thc lunatic written about in the newspaper. Then to make matters worse. thy A A has been the study of insect and looking at insect collection The students are looking forwar to coming back to school afte Thanksgiving because they wi begin diassecting insertts and tl like. Family living girls are stud' ifrcd's fiance. Ann Wesley, or-rr in and seeing that V' Mary. thinks the care of a child. To giw students a better unde ing of the child, they hc uber of each class of ian 'ing to bring a brothe or some young relativ tcFarland brought hi ronth old nephew secor id Eleanor Guliioi ter ten month old brotl s sixth hour. 'on County nurse spol s on the way a chil how a child shoul demonstrate Kay ie cereal and gave hi. living class hi first to use tl rojector in the 2 film was abou ot guinea pigs at V TT7T1T?T -T 113. Early Days ,.,.. wi - dents are worl - - - t' the Prove very interest , we in lThis is the second in a mm, . ' ganette Ba - Ksgivmgi The of stories about the Centra U I 7 .axe Edttfll- Maxell Ad Mug Lalln at :tial College of Great Bend. lr H' ' Ou, A5500 Richard Schkaz English la. ,i it ' - . After the dedication of 'ABNF 1 t glen 59 Sswaiiabelf Z Rollin re av Mc- also comple new brick building, the col ml .A Ecluor, Na ll ,axe gusitlf? Matlylevltc ' Owlson, K. ,oem ixes and su was reorganized in August, lo5T ' E 51 p,Fl:2 ,ken ptssocxl Sule Lee i V Harrell gall, Eliza alex f study no ,incl nine factulty members we Cl: TH Lee, Let Wltlwl ,lllylgSlei ' More l MBYQ g to avo tunounced. BXQNXBERS l txlanaget. 'vel' Dottha Xxxetqdlthlil Kendall-, Fe dxioltal Stal . ods grail. E are expre The Rev. W. A. Bosworth wa wmggnslneski Boyce lflllam Blglihm' et Gtetgheox Walken E Mlgpautlhl Spinal' M155 5131955 af 'he instructor for mathematics :rising Sw dlubs Wtlli SOM l4ruCi3 'CY gevel ll Ramona Faculw Psdl' ' U19 EH and Latin. The other eight mem- re l . and ' Engng. Que 'YW ' X glgttetl- Bauer: bers of the faculty made up the sofliell ,mmol GO wet. lan, S Rilclle Wllllam have bee 'eat-hing staff. The courses Hyland, l mlcenlwmhange Edllcll enmeiskai' . work , Their degli iaught were English Literature. Hanley' X48 Long' Exo U Willie 3 on is force through cr distan Greek, music and art, and bookf Sa' Swan well lfleima ' O Count' which is not the same deiinitle keeping. K R00 ala limbs' L 4 - , all Sorts of as most students define it cl After the facility was ready to rl Gel Qmugli. DH Dlnah-S really Smart,-' They have discovered that schq zeceive students there were three ,UXCC Mr- Gum, Says ltlaxlne just has studies and attending school.: different terms to attend. They A , total A Wal. Wlth dumb anlmalsl not work They are studyim weer fall. winter and spring. At lim . with ST nonetle , . , Simple machines' Umlhowf th' rhls time Rey' Bosworth Wag rec cth from that group. Dinah maybe an extfaofdlnaw are classified as simple ml chairman. The Great Bend Register of No- vember 24. 1887. carried the fol- lowing item. received from a called meeting of The Great Bend Improvement Association. An educator who is a proposed to take over building, fix it up a successful Normal ten years. The start are to take dollars worth of cafes which are to be face value for tuition. The money used in providing ment and a library The gentleman is college with the set forth by the provement Association. lege building and the are to be given to consideration of one was the best offer he had had or will be able to get, so he accepted the agreement. The proposition was offered to the Improvement Association by, President D. E. Sanders, of the Kansas Normal College, Fort Scott, Kansas. Out of the l6l inspected from the Junior Class, 92 had OK. checked on their cards, while the seniors had T8 okeyed from a to- tal of l22. high school seniors dog mentally, but lf she does not stop chewing on the furni- ture. she's going to lose her happy home. -.,..,,,.,...- BIRD CONFUSED TOO HQW when he The members of the Panther Tales staff were successful in publishing fourteen editions of the paper this year. Highlights ofthe year were the special eight page papers. The staff membership was twenty-eight. up rive Jolene Miner is in charge of this drive and it is hoped that one hundred per cent of the stu- dnts of this year's Latin classes will join. Also Latin students of previous years are eligible for membership. . e of th -tud e back outside and the class was peaceful once more. The sparrow very readily de- picted the students feelings in the class-confused, bewildered, befuddled and above all puz- zled. chines. whether they are simp or not remains a question The have also had a horrid test. Mr. Spong would like to kno why Margaret Roosa has such dreamy look in her eyes whe he talks about a couple and in physics. students have con unit of work concerl The class found vei and valuable info unit. but they ca why there has terrific tests. ln tl they leari was purified fl industrial use the factors goveri solution and ho in Dhysic students a work on typing a r choice of cares reports may be of ar type of career from office wo: to loafing as a career. Some the information these repor may contain are the advantage disadvantages, wages, etc. their choice of career. They a also trying their skill at writil lou ar J ... t ,fm VVV M W' sp. FRONT ROW: Dortha Willis, Joyce Miller, Margaret Roosa, Janette Tracy, Grace Smith. SECOND ROW: Gretchen Kendall, Rachel Merten, Nancy Goetting, Susan Long, Mary Jo Krueger, Hazel Johnson. THIRD ROW: Jule Lee Markiewicz, Meredith Billingsley, Janette Baldwin, Elizabeth Bartley, Kathleen Kurnmer. BACK ROW: Richard Miller, Rollin Peschka, William Stejskal, Gerald Kerbs, William Bigharn, Neil l-lerrnan. NOT PICTURED: Mary Ellen Scott and Kay McFarland. rnalists Qualifg For Ho Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. To be eligible a student must be on either the newspaper or yearbook staff, have a 'B' average scholastically, and have an article approved by Quill and Scroll. Twenty-four of the twenty-eight members enrolled in journalism qual- ified for the society. This is the highest percentage of journalism students ever to selected for recognition in one year. 57 HOT 1 W , I , N,.. AH, ' 11? E.H.A. ATTENDS STATE MEETING FHA OFFICERS: Norma Steinert, Program chair- man: Janiece Dailey, membership chairmangBonnie Lillard, parliamentariang lone Haggerty, historian: 1 on If Elizabeth Bartley, vice-president: Vaunita Rusco, president: Zita Neeland, yearbook chairman: Mar- tha Duvall, song leader: Eleanor Price, projects cha irmang Patricia Drake, degrees chairman: Juanita Mabry, secretary: Carolee Thompson, fi HCHSLII' Bl' . FRONT ROW: Virginia Christiansen, Lois Elliot, Carmetta Coffee, Joyce Reed, Charlene Waterbury, Rosemary Seibert, Rae Vivian Revell, Patricia Drake, Patricia Godfrey, Eleanor Price, Zita Neeland, Louise Damm, Thelma Hobetecht. SECOND ROW: Agnes Stoecklein, Marvella Rusco, Juanita Mabry, Mary Lichter, Charlene Tannahill, Patricia Deck- err, Martha Duvall, Elizabeth Bartley, Carolee Thompson, Bonnie Lillard, Marlene Christianson, Shirley Lamb, Mary Peterson, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Helen Blakeslee, Marilyn Otte, Rose Ann Thompson, Phyllis Radke, Shirley Straw, Kathleen Weltmer, Rose Dixon, Mercedes Hoffman, Eileen Wilhelm, Carolyn Hooper, Norma Steinert. BACK ROW: Beverly Goodwin, Phyllis Powell, Rita Strobel, Mary Maloney, Mary Spangler, Carla Darr, Esther Asher, Vaunita i ' Rusco, Carolyn Spong, Janiece Dailey. A membership of forty-nine girls who have actively participated in all programs and events has made FHA one of the most popular girls' organizations in Great Bend High School. With two new sponsors to start the school year, the Future Homemakers of America have had a very active year. Highlights of the activities included the District HI Convention in Hutchinson in October and the state convention in Topeka during April. Outstanding programs consisting of panel discussions, talks, skits, and shows were presented during the year. i ,nuff x iaimlug '+ .Xml-Q, WM ' , ,, .,,,,,, ..- l,.,, , + 14 ,fs iq ms, r T. f'f H lr' I if ' A .IQ V K if -3,1 :ws if Yr -M, ,,.,, ,N ':: A. .r f mi'-fs-,ers if .D A .f? FRONT ROW: Darrell Batchman, Paul Unruh, Morris Crouse, Delbert Ludwig, Leonard Batchman, Donald Clark, Virgil Burhenn, Darrell Keener, Merl Deming, Jerry Magie, William Roach, Estel Schultis, William Button. SECOND ROW: Arthur Herren, Albert Herren, Larry Becker, Patrick Keenan, Leo Hall, Geoffrey Tammen, Jerry Harris, Harold Christ- iansen, Richard Vonfeldt, Terry Wright, William Welsh, Keith Ochs. BACK ROW: Gordon Gaunt, Harold Ward, Roy Bobeck, Gerald Price, Alvin Maneth, Mills Reed, Marvin Stoss, Merle Evers, Darrell Deming, Mr. Heinrich, Mickey Nicolet, Lloyd Willcut. F.F.A. MEETS WITH DADS Through the Father-Son Chili Feed, the Parents' Day Banquet, and meetings with their fathers, the Future Farmers' of America developed understanding of and cooperation with their parents. This is one of the club's primary airns. Membership is limited to those boys having a farm project. Some of the mem- bers attended the District FFA Meeting, the Kansas State Fair, a Stock Feeder Show, and various other shows and sales. rts , or A BV ' w x i' The FFA cabinet members presiding at a meeting are Mr. Carl Heinrich, adviserg Richard 24, ? 2 Vonfeldt, reporterg Patrick Keenan, vice-presidentg Leo John Hall, president, Lloyd Willcut, secretaryg Jerry Magie treasurerg and Estel Schultis, sentinel. af'-ala ' Q .1 mf? N.-f ar 'ii , ls t iw ' 'J 'Saws , 4. ' g , i 1 Y Q ' FRONT ROW: Helen Creps, Gerald Gribble, Anne lxlcLaughlin, Hazel Johnson, Loretta Wilson, Patricia Bell. SEC- OND ROW: Jack Janne, Tracy McLaughlin, Jack Travers, Gene Roberson, James lxlcixlahan, Lester Spong. THIRD ROW: John Wormeringer, Ralph Coonrod, James Copeland, Gary Sottthard, NeilHerma1i, Darwin Hester. BACK ROW: Ralph Webb, James Tullis, Keith Fenner, Ross Meyer, Loren Kutina, Donald McCowen, Jatnes Burnett. CAMERA CLUB BUYS NEW EQUIPMENT CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS: Gerald Gribble, vice president, Jack Travers, program chalrmang Jack Janne, presldentg Hazel Johnson, secretaryg Ralph Webb, treasurerg and Lester Spong, sponsor. Three special reasons for I belonging to the Camera Club are: l. To provide an interesting hobby. Z. To obtain equipment for the stu- Q dents which otherwise could not be secured. 3. To give experience to the students. This year the Camera Club bought a Stroblite which takes the place of the flash bulb. Members get wide experience by taking pictures for the Rhorea and Panther Tales. Y f ef awww- F- Mxq. Ev u 4: 'x,,, Q' Junior Classical League, a national organization of high school Latin students is sponsored by Mrs. Josephine Marshall with a membership of fifty-four students. The purpose is three-fold: to gain a v more thorough knowledge of Roman life, history, and literatureg to understand better the practical and cultural value of Latin, to interest other students in the classical languages. The Latin club meets the second Mon- day of every month. Outstanding events of the year consisted of guest speakers, films, LANGUAGE CLUB Los Hidalgos, composed of all students who take Spanish, is organized to promote further interest in South American countries. This is the fourth year for the club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Fern Atkinson. The studies were mostly on Cuba this year with picture shows of the country. Shirley Prosser and Rosemaree Johnson showed photos and talked of their travels to Cuba. A play and the annual picnic combined with JCL, were the other highlights of the year. Harlan Stamper, president of the local club, was elected state treasurer at the second state convention, here last year. OFFICERS PLAN YEAR'S PROGRAM Latin Club officers Jolene Miner, sec- retary-treasurerp Harlan Stamper, pres- identg Susan Long, vice-presidentg Peggy McMullen, program chairman, examine the scrapbook sent to the local JCL by Greek students. Working together are the Spanish Club officers Darwin Hester, program chairmang Jane Seidl, secretary-treas- urerg James Copeland, presidentg Kay Fugger, vice-president. 42- 4 ge' env ,nv 'Q FRONT ROW: Shirley Lamb, Bonnie Lillard, Gladys Radke, Kay McFarland. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Fern Atkinson, spon- sorg Grace Smith, Phyllis Fadke, Jody Krueger, Jane Seidl, Margaret Roosa, Rodney Shelton. THIRD ROW: Ann Wes- ley, Rachel Merren, Jo Hannah Sisson, Mary Ellen Scott, Margaret Wright, Karen Torline. BACK ROW: Rollin Pesch- ka, Donald Pizinger, Donald McCowen, Ross Meyer, Keith Penner, Marcene Steffen, Duane Brown, LOS HIDAGLOS INCREASES KNOWLEDGE OE iATlN AMERICA FRONT ROW: Carrnelita Kimpler, Jean Bartley, Patricia Bell, Katherine Fugger, Mary Preston, Louise Damm, Gretchen Kendall, SECOND ROW: Carla Darr, Sharon Crane, Mary Anne Craine, Darwin Hester, Jack Janne, Neoclis Giannakis, Marvin Baht. THIRD ROW: Karlyn Hickey, Carolyn Davis, Dixie Hembree, Nancy Goetting, William Bigham, Joanne Henkel, Helen Downey. BACK ROW: James Cranfield, James Copeland, Rodney Engle, Richard Dodd, Gary Barnhill, Gary Jameson, Janette Baldwin, Joann Hernbree. sw 'A Q 'F L, S L i I uw ST, 15 'A ii 4' I I 1 as'-08 ifiqy 1 R M 3 1, G cs C' '-' X rt I l moi FRONT ROW: Jean Converse, Jeanene Cook, Evelyn Atkinson, Mary Atkinson, Judith Boepple, Cherry Ebert. SECOND ROW: Gretchen Kendall, Joan Fankhauser, Eve Kimbrell, Marvin Bahr, Gerald Torline, Owen Gibson. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Foos, Marilyn Juergensen, Ronald Christiansen, Samuel Osborne, James Aldrich, Kathleen Kummer, Shirley Koch. BACK ROW: Neoclis Giannakis, Ramona Anspaugh, Galen Gates, Kent Lanterman, Leslie Kite, Aurella Jones, Michael DeMoss, Gary Harms. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE STUDIES CE GREECE AND HOME FRONT ROW: Toni Schartz, Janis Russell, June Peacock, Patricia Snyder-, Jolene Miner, Peggy McMullen, Norma Steiner, Mollie Stamper. SECOND ROW: Betty Murray, Roseanne Thompson, Anne McLaughlin, Beth Nicholson, Clayton Morri- son, Susan Long, Ann Wesley. THIRD ROW: David Loy, Thomas Weathers, John Zelenka, John Thies, Edwin Rathbun, Duane Brown, Terry Waugh, Judith Milberger. BACK ROW: Harlan Stamper, Rollin Peschka, James Tullis, Gene Tarnmen Patricia Sayre, Sarah Merten, John Strobel. .., I we W' wi Y? CHEERLEADERS: Carmelita Kimpler, Faye Davis, Paul Unruh, Hugh Rosenberg, Har- lan Sta mper. Starting almost from scratch with only one vet- Hugh Rosenberg, the five cheerleaders learned the old yells, worked out some new ones, and practiced them all. The peppy quintet led the students at all home games, in the pep assemblies, and traveled to most out of town 1 games, Yeah, team-yeah, team fight, fight, fight! aa PEP CLUBS JOIN FORCES For the first time the two pep clubs combine their forces to create more enthusiasm among the students at the pep rallies and the games. The clubs had separate sets of officers, but met and worked together. An inovation this year was the requirement that all pep club members sit in an assigned section. This was carried out at football and basketball games. A large responsibility for the pep clubs was the planning for homecomings. The pep clubs sponsored the assemblies, the parade, and the crownings. l We've got pep Decorating the homecoming float Patrick Keenan, president of boys' pep clubg Barbara Davis, president of girls' pep clubg Norman Keller, boys' secretaryg Katherine Roberts, homecoming chairman, Cheryl Foos, girls' vice-presidentg Neoclis Giannakis, Boys' vice-president, Troy Walker, boys' treasurer, II ,A FRONT ROW: Delores Coffee, Darlene Dohrmann, Barbara Davis, Delores Evers, Ruth Dringman, Joan Fankhauser, Patsy Barnett, Dee Ann Anderson, Loretta Faber, Lois Beller, Alice Baker, Evelyn Atkinson, Mary Atkinson, Gordon Gaunt. SECOND ROW: Cherry Ebert, Louise Damm, Faye Davis, Wilma Brack, Sandra Blankenship, Jean Cowley, Mary Anne Craine, Delores Gagelman, Carolyn Davis, Jean Bartley, Bernice Beller, Sandra Brougher, Patricia Godfrey, Patricia Drake, George Gribble. THIRD ROW: Lois Elliott, Wilma DeLay, Katherine Fugget, Carla Darr, Carolyn Fisher, Jerry Amerine, Terry Fuller, Cothaine Fronterhouse, Neoclis Giannakis, Lawrence Foiles, Delton Evers, Merl Deming, William Goodwin, Rome Freeman. BACK ROW: Virgil Burhenn, William Bauer, James Copeland, Richard Erdtmann, James Aldrich, Ralph Coonrod, Gary Barnhill, Harold Arnall, Thomas Fox, Jack Cook, Gordon Carmichael, Richard Dodd, James Eastman, William Bigham, James Goetting. FRONT ROW: Virginia Hergenreder, Shirley Lamb, Nancy Darr, LuElla Keegan, Della Van Pelt, Wynette McCarter, Joann Hem- bree, Shirley Koch, Mary Ann Hall, Karen Torline, Bonnie Harbaugh, Peggy McMullen. SECOND ROW: Eve Kimbrell, Betty Murray, Rhea Mohr, Florence Maloney, Sue Moyer, Betty Krentzel, lone Haggerty, Sarah Merten, Karlyn Hickey, Elizabeth Nicholson, Kay Smith, Joanne Henkel, Dixie Hembree, Donna Lou Sargent, Darlene Harman. THIRD ROW: Jane Kline, Martha Milam, Bobby Rae Koch, Lynn Hall, Ronald Knocke, Darwin Hester, Darwin Hester, Lee Leiker, Jerry Harris, Eugene Hurst, Neil Herman, Robert King, Robert Lopez, Gerald Kerbs, David Loy, Katherine O'Connell, Bonnie Lillard. BACK ROW: Jack Janne, Leslie Kite, John Wormringer, Homer Kruckenberg, Nathan Johnson, Samuel Osborne, Kent Lanterman, Donald McCowen, Stanley Knowles, Harry Johnson, Keith Ochs, Mickey Nicolet, Jerry Langrehr, Patrick Keenan, Jerry McMahan. ,sw V Q95 fn -f- S. -im aa-A E ya' ,V ., A 'wsu- FRONT ROW: Charlene Waterbury, June Peacock, Norman Keller, Thomas Orton, Warren Willcut, Kathleen Dodd, Shirley Straw, Virginia Christiansen, Marilyn Howard, Betty Armstrong, Thelma Hoberecht. SECOND ROW: Carmetta Coffee, Carmelita Kimp- ler, Kay Mcllarland, Helen Creps, Carma Jean Leiker, Carol Kimball, Vaunita Rusco, Marcene Steffen, Patricia Saywe, Rae Vivian Revell, Audra Hunsley, Connie LeMag. THIRD ROW: Robert Pancost, Rollin Peschka, Charles Parrish, Vernon Rocha, Herbert Unruh, Carl Swigart, Lloyd Willcut, Harlan Stampet, John Thies, Sue Robbins, Judith Hitchcock, Arta Knighton. BACK ROW: Gerald Torline, James Peugh, Troy Walker, Fred John Sullentrop, Richard Unruh, Jerry Roberson, Keith Penner, William Welsh, John Zelenka, Hugh Rosenberg, George Jones, Paul Unruh, Ronnie Piper. FRONT ROW: Duane Txiiinahill, Zita Schartz, Janis Russell, Mollie Statnper, Patricia Peacock, Joyce Reed, Katherine Roberts. SECOND ROW: Gladys Radke, Carolyn Smith, Eleanor Price, Charlene Tannahill, Margaret Roosa, Toni Schartz, Jo Hannah Sisson, Rosemary Seibert, Marguhegi e Sargent. BACK ROW: Darla Rogers, Norma Steinert, Ann Wesley, Phyllis Powell, Twilla Seibert, Marilyn Phillips, Katlfalex, Weltmer, Parrricia Snyder. fi -vb Q 'bf 1 4' FRONT ROW: Karen Torline, Ieanene Cook, Sara Merten, Mollie Stamper, Ann Wesley. SECOND ROW: Carmetta Coffee, Shirley Price, Susan Long, Beth Nicholson, Wilma DeLay, Patricia Pea- cock. HHYTHIVIETTES PEHFOHM FOR PUBLIC Dixie Hembree, Presidentg Ann Greer, Vice-Presidentg Mollie Stamper, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Carolyn Davis, Dixie Hembree, Betty Armstrong, Jean Converse, June Pea- cock, Ann Greer, Thelma Hoberecht, Dee Ann Anderson, Della VanPelt, Shirley Brack. Rhythrnettes, formerly known as Modern Dance Club, have just completed their second successful year a-s a high school organization. The purpose of the club is tc give the members an opportunity to learn various types of dancing, including modern dance, tap dance, and foreign dance. Public performances included programs pre- sented to the Washington Grade School's and Senior High's PTA. They danced two numbers in the operetta, The Count and the Co-ed. I 39554. KJ 9 f I I W hw tx wi ii? FRONT ROW: T. Hoberecht, J. Bartley, V. Hergenreder, D. Potwin, D. Willis, J. Markiewicz, J. Miller, P. Drake, M. Stamper. D. Harrnan, J. Converse, B. Dryer, R. Revell, S. Lamb, J. Peacock. SECOND ROW: B. Phillips, M. Roosa, N. Steinert, J. Sisson, M. Michaux, P. Powell, A. Wesley, T. Schaffter, P. Snyder, J. Miner, C. Foos, P. Peacock. THIRD ROW: G. Nuss, D. Hester, P. Unruh, R. Shober, Y. Rohrbaugh, M. Steffen, B. Nicholson, P Sayre, D. Co k, R. Webb, K. Roberts, E. Colegrove. BACK ROW: L. Thompson, R. Peschka, J. Tullis, D. Pizinger, R, Meyer, J. Roberson, H. Rosenberg, H. Stamper, G. Gates, D. McCowen, J. Peugh, R. Harris. CURTAIN CALL EXPANDS Curtain Call Club's purpose is to develop an interest in drarna.FRONT ROW: Barbara Davis, vice- president: Pat Drake, program chairman: Shirley LeRoy, secretary: Carmelita Kirnpler, publicity chairman. BACK ROW: Gary Jameson, president, Rollin Peschka, treasurer. X.a,,. FRONT ROW: C. Kimpler, D. Evers, C. Kimball, G. Kendall, E. Bartley, B. Lillard, J. Fankhauser, J. Krueger, C. LeMay, B. Davis, P. Godfrey. SECOND ROW: A. Gerstenkorn, M. Billingsley, R. Thompson, A. Lytle, D. Gagelman M. Craine, S. LeRoy, C. Fisher, KFugger, S. Koch, THIRD ROW: J. Baldwin,K. Kummer, H. Johnson, B. King, J. Daniels, E. Hurst, J. Kline, S. Blankenship. BACK ROW: G. Bemis, G. Jameson, D. Byers, W. Horn, K. Lanterman, H. Arnall, T. Fox, J. Goetting, J. Cook, R. Dodd, L. Becker, J. Janne. N. Goetting, kb....:.. L. M N J 3 ,I ,., , I 1 M -Thu. ,. -VA4 XX FRONT ROW E Colegroye P Powell lx White, S. Brack, J. Russell, I. Cook. SECOND ROW H Stamper O Gibson J M Thies F Xppl R Freeman R Meyer. THIRD ROW: R. Erdtman, G. Walker C Linenberger D Fisher D Shreve I Fankhauser FOURTH ROW W Stejskal, F. Hoff, I. Fleton, G. Harms, R. Shober L Thompson FIFTH ROW D Keyes J Tuley E Huslig G Shields K OConnel1, I. Stroble. SIXTH ROW: G. Cooper A Krughton J Sisson M Sargent C James K Kuhlman SEVENTH ROW S. Koch, W. Brack, M. Truex, J. Milberger I Hoar T Shaffter EIGHTH ROW I Holloway M Delker E Fischer K Roth, D. LeRoy, I. Converse. NINTH ROW D Sargent D Dohrman K Rice G Bauer R Webb I Henkle TENTH ROW: V. Jones, L. Markel, M. Schartz, N Garner V Rudiger I Schmalian BACK ROW V Davis D Keener L Lunsford. BAND TO WICHITA RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Velda Jones, li brariang Elmer Huslig, quartermaster. BACK ROW: William Stejakal, Vice- president: Harlan Stamper, president. LEFT: Alton Foster, Band Director. A X Under the direction of Alton Foster the high school band, which consists of 66 members, has per- formed for many high school and community projects. Receiving financial help from civic organizations the band chart- ered two busses for a trip to Garden City where they performed at the Great Bend-Garden City football game. The band traveled to Wichita where they saw the Wichita U. - Bradley U. football game and took part in the band day ceremonies. The band used a different style of moving into formations. Instead of marching to their positions the band would run. This style is new for high school bands but it is used in several large college bands. This year's band is the best since I started here , said Mr. Foster, who came here three years ago. FOR BAND DAY FRONT ROW: Carolyn Linenberger, Robert Shober, William Stejskal, Loren Thompson, George Walker. SECOND ROW: Joseph Felton, Donna Fisher, James Tooley, Owen Gibson, Phyllis Powell, Richard Erdtrnan. BACK ROW: Rome Freeman, Harlan Stamper, Ross Meyer, John M. Thies, Franklin Appl: Trumpets and trombones. .. .. Rift .t 'ffl v JT e.. 5 Cl I' F 'KWH' wp- .1 , 1 1 ' raw. 1 4 44? 4 N ff I '- , I 1 'F W ff f ,,. K 3, 3- MAJORETTES: Jeanene Cook, Janis Russell, Shirley Brack, Natha White, Phyllis Powell, Edith Colegrove. FRONT ROW: Joan Fankhauser, DeWitt Shreve. SECOND ROW: Jo Hannah Sisson, Gary Harms, John Stroble. BACK FRONT ROW: Velda Jones, Donna LeRoy, Thorne Shaffter, Larry Markel, Jerry Holloway. SECOND ROW: Edith Cole- grove, Grace Bauer, Vera Rudiger, Elda Fischer, Wynette McCarter, Natha White. BACK ROW: Nova Garner, Donna Sargent, Shirley Koch, Joanne Henkel: Clarinets. Marguerite Sargent, Gary Shield, Katherine O'Connell, Fred Hoff, Donald Keys, Elmer Huslig, Mary Truex, Shirley Brack, Glockenspiel, Timpani, Snare Drums, Bass Drums, and Cymbals. ROW: Larry Lunsford, Vincent Davis: Baritones, French Horns Sousaphones. SECTIONS FRONT ROW: Darrell Keener, Carl James, Keith Kuhlman, Jean Converse, Judith Milberger. SECOND ROW: Katyl Roth, Atta Knighton, Jeanene Cook, Gary Cooper, Jack Hoar, Wil- ma Brack. BACK ROW: Mary Schartz, Ida Schmalian, Janis Russell, Darlene Dohrmann, Karne Rice: Saxophone. 'M is E 'Willie FRONT ROW: Beth Nicholson, Jerry Holloway, Larry Markel, Darrell Keener, Keith Kulhman, Faye Davis, Duane Brown. SECOND ROW: William Stejskal, Loren Thompson, Robert Shober, Fred Hoff, Harlan Starnper, Ross Meyer, John Stroble. Blue Notes, Pep Band Add Spice Playing for several dances throughout the year, The Blue Notes have shown considerable improvement over the first dance band, which was formed three years ago. Although they played most of their dances at the Eagles Lodge, their big dance was in the high school gym after the basketball homecoming. The officers are William Stejskal, presidentg Harlan Stamper, vice-presidentg Keith Kuhlman, secretary-treasurer. Supplying music for basketball games and pep assemblies the Pep Band added much spirit to the cheering. U1 'Tl :gm 352 Fffirl Q75 seg D gif.. CW age P-Av-1 Ee! QWO P--1-10 foo ee ofia gi.. :EF Q--.as Qs 7: as Q55 :ADS -Em :eco ,.... 0-D 3- C mano -.mg D-Om :1:O' CZU S55 ,U-. 1-02 7 'O :EES ago Qrof' '1-4 O1-4 02 -HID KD fi: gm T30 'e 5? 5? -IP-l '3' 29. 'C' se KU 'UD 'ru s-D' 32. ::.'-3' CD -. 42515 X ,Q -- 4 5 51 ia: 4 Liz FRONT ROW: Jule Lee Markiewicz, Betty Marray, Mollie Stamper, Kathleen Dodd, Hugh Rosenberg, Lee Leiker, Patricia Shea, Peggy McMullen, Elizabeth Bartley, Shirley LeRoy, Alice Gerstenkorn, Carol Kimball, Carmelita Kimpler. SECOND ROW: Toni Marie Schartz, Beverly Phillips, Jolene Miner, Judith Hitchcock, Michael DeMoss, Loren Thompson, Wayne Barger, Raymond Cornett, George Bemis, Gerald Kerbs, Williams Bigham, Eleanor Guliford, Roseanne Thompson. THIRD ROW: Alice Lytle, Sharon Sloan, Esther Asher, Beth Nicholson, Robert Shober, Dean Kirkpatrick, Harlan Stamper, Jerry Roberson, Ross Meyer, Martha Duvall, Carolyn Lutschg, Ramona Anspaugh, Beverly Courson. BACK ROW: Kathleen Kummer Mary Anne Craine, Meredith Billingsley, Frank Gunn, Joe Ioup, Robert King, Eugene Hurst, Jackie Daniels , John Strobel, Norman Bailey, Carl Swigart, Kent Lanterman, Janette Baldwin, Delores Gagelrnan. Spring Concert Climaxes Year The A Cappella Choir for the school year of 1951-1952 added variety and enjoyment to the as- semblies. Fifty-four students donned their choir robes for each program. The programs for the year were Thanksgiving, Christmas, operetta, Easter, spring concert, and , commencement, plus several additional appear- l ances. The choir, under the direction of Miss Marcelle Tubbs, presented several programs in the audito- rium of the new high school. Mary Ellen Scott, left, choir member, watches as choir officers, Meredith Billingsley, secretary- treasurerg Jule Lee Markiewicz, librariang Harlan Starnper, social chairmang Hugh Rosenberg, pres- identg and Peggy McMullen, vice-president, discuss the operetta. sw ,. . 5 'ii wi 5 , , :Y2 v g Ls, X I gh.. ,, , ,SA 'L- , sa f t .f 1 .JDS I , 5 Q . , K 4 ? 1 tl is. sc! i FRONT ROW: Kathleen Kummer, Harlan Stamper, Roseanne Thompson. SECOND ROW: William Stejskal, Meredith Billingsley, Hugh Rosenberg. THIRD ROW: Janette Baldwin, Ross Myer, Delores Gagelman. NOT PICTURED: Mary Anne Craine and Jule Lee Markiewicz. Musicians Attain Distinction Eleven senior musicians qualified to be elected to the Music Honor Society this year. The members are chosen by a committee consisting of four senior representatives, who are selected by the previous year's society, and Miss Marcelle Tubbs, vocal music director, and Alton Foster, band director. Requirements for membership are five credits in major music sub- jects or groups. In addition to this they must have a good attitude and be outstanding in this department. The special initiation on May 9 featured a display of their talents. 75 , K y 4,-K me . U J '- if t it .,. ykvr TK Alice Lytle, Harlan Stamper, Mary Ellen Scott, Kathleen Kummer, Meredith Billingsley, Delores Gagelman, Ross Meyer, Janette Baldwin, Bob King, and Jerry Roberson. CAST MEMBERS NOT PRESENT: Mary Anne Craine, Jule Lee Markiewicz, Kent Lanterman, Michael De Moss. Under the direction of Miss Marcelle Tubbs, the operetta, The Count and the Co-ed , was presented by the music department. The Modern Dance Club directed by Miss .Tanet Teichgraeber assisted with the production. It was discovered the day of the operetta that Meredith Billingsley had the measles. Alice Lytle, her understudy, learned the part and preformed the leading part. Peggy McMullen and Roseanne Thompson were the accornpanists. Student directors were Janette Baldwin and Elizabeth Bartley who took Alice Lytle s place. 76 ff N L 1 as ii 5 Q. fe I if Lv Romance..romance sings the choir in first act. CGUNT AND THE CO-ED Birdie Boggs. Amy Arnold .... Dolly McSpadden. . . Miss Agatha Lockstep. . Dr. Cicero McSpadden. . Mrs. McSpadden. . . Mark Watson. . . Hamilton Hunter. . . Willie fSleepyJ Carter. . Marjorie Blackwood. . . Director ....... Accornpanist ...... Assistant Accompanist. . Student Directors. Janette 77 Dan Flanigan ...... Kenneth fSnoozel Andrews. . Kathleen Kumrner . . Ma ry Anne Craine . Jule Lee Markiewicz . Delores Gagelman . .Terry Roberson . Mary Ellen Scott . Harlan Starnper . . Michael DeMoss . . Kent Lante rrnan . Meredith Billingsley . . . . Ross Meyer . . . . Robert King . . .Marcelle Tubbs . . . Peggy McMullen . . Roseanne Th0I1'1pSOI1 Baldwin and Alice Lytle V Q ,Q Q l 5 VOCAL GROUPS LEFT: Eugene Hurst, Jerry Roberson, Michael DeMoss, Loren Thompson. The Senior Boys' Ouartette performed for the Lion's Club and the Variety Assembly this year. itil N isi's 5 RICH B T: Jule L Ulf e The 385112 e Markiewjcz 1 e - W 7 of lheirmof Gifls' Q ' Mail' Amie he Programs W Uartei-le ha C1-awe' D S' N ere for the Zperfoz-med Glores Gagle ayene A more th mag. Mx ssembly anadn any other credjth .. H45 VO 1 YCOHVS Cell group I . HUGH ' some i ,f L, A ,jr I X W O I 9 L. I . tr V 3 f Q' Vi: 'X if 2 'lm' 1' l -mi, 1 i L tiki? gn' If .Qjfff ,I . BELOW: Kathleen Dodd, Beverly Courson, Cherry Ebert, f i , If , Molly Stamper, Beth Nicholson, Thelma Hoberecht. ,'JxP- f The Sophomore Girls' Sextette is a new group and is ' practicing for future programs in high school. ABQV 5. pe ' Esthe ggy I Ash Peggy1g!CMu11en' Er- Roseanne Peggy anslgl-111617 accithlecn Kummompson, I the gms 3 Oseanne Impanjes th Hier. ole-ne Mine ccompanyj ayed for the A Cappeu r glee C-I Q Opel' 3 ' ub Gtfa, a Olr Sroup, nd all of ,g if fwg KK E, H , 'ui ' f kg DRAMA V A M. . - fii V - 'L 3 im an Seniors Present Three Act Play All the trouble begins when Miss Brooks is designated to direct the school play, Lost Horizon. She copes with the school principal, the lack of male actors, and temper-mental students, faculty, and schoolboard members. The final blow falls when one of the boys in the play has an appendicitis attack on the night of the first production. The A I coach volunteers to take the part, and L'Lost Horizon begins as N, N- the curtain falls on HOur Miss Brooks. 3 V The stage setting for the play is Miss Brooks' classroom Miss Brooks. . Hugo Longacre. Miss Finch. . A 'ivt - Mr. Wadsworth. Qi p'.V l Mis s Audubon. J a ne .... W Rhonda. . Ted .... Mrs. Allen. . Student Director. . 80 . Nancy Goetting . .Terry Roberson . .Janette Baldwin . . Rollin Peschka Ma ry Anne Craine . . . Margie Buess Jule Lee Markiewicz . Harlan Stamper . Elizabeth Bartley Elsie. . . . . Kay McFarland Elaine. . . . Loretta Wilson Sylvia. . Meredith Billingsley Doris. . . . Dortha Willis Marge. . . Phyllis Gould Faith. . . Donna Potwin Stanley. . . . Robert Anderson Martin .... .... R alph Webb Director. . . Emerson MacDonald . .William Bigham .H 6' ii t if l ... , V J i , , at my JUNIORS PRESENT TATTlETAlE Patty ..,.,.... Carmelita Kimpler Mrs. Blaine . Mr. Blaine, . Isabel . . Artie. . Ida May. , , Tod ..., Paul Cummings Mro Nixon . . Mrsr Nixon , Miss Wiggarn . Walt Keenedy . Louella . . . Monica , . , Barney , , , Mr, Whittaker Mr, Bixleyo . Mrs, Lorimer Hetty Heaton . Quiz Q... Students. . , . Shirley Koch ,Donald Pizinger . Shirley LeRoy . .Jackie Daniel . Bonnie Lillard - Gary Jameson ., . Frank Gunn . . David Byers ,Edith Colegrove . Patricia Drake . .Jarnes Tullis Jo Hannah Sission . Donna Cowherd . Larry Becker . .James Peugh . Darwin Hester Patricia Godfrey . Norma Steinert . ., Cheryl Foos . . Shirley Lamb, Alice Baker Joan Frankhauser, Paul Unruh Gary Southard, Richard Dodd Robert Schober, Loren Thompson X ,. . l f ' The juniors, class of '53, presented this rollicking comedy by Anne Coulter Martens on Novernber Z9 and 30 of 1951. It was a story about a young would-be-author who induces her boyfriend to borrow a typewriter from the school principal's office. When she tries to sneak it back, it is ruined. In desperation she decides to sell her romantic novel to the local newspaper. ln her rush she sends her diary in its place. This sets the town in a rage for she tells everything, Q 5 t'tsa' i lel J A. If , 'V' is F Q, 1' Q' 'lffik' 5m?ri?,?fa3'V,,Q' if Mage 'f fit- if J - .vii ,izi V:,,,.t ,,,. gg . Tfgg' . ., X . A , ... u... V 4, G V' ., ..,, '15, W -,,,..,, b :lylagmiM.mw?,N , , rryk sit , ,,-. 5 j f .'. was F' , A fl! 4 f 'slit' 'UEHHY BREAKS A DATEH Disguising himself as a girl, Jerry Stanley with the aid of his over dramatic father successfully disposed of his sister's undesir- able date, Wilfred Winfield. Mrs. Stanley and her sister Alice, having been impressed by the young scientist, had arranged the date for Mary. When they ar- rive on the scene it appears that Wilfred had been brutal with the old man. On the floor is Mr. Stanley, Ross Meyerq sitting is Mary Stanley, Jule Lee Markiewiczg standing are Jerry Stanley, Jerry Robersong Mrs. Stanley, Nancy Goettingg Aunt Alice, Janette Baldwing and Wilfred Winfield, Rollin Peschka. Miss Joan Ausher- man was the director. ONE ACT PLAYS HTALE OF A SHIRT' A desire for publicity led John and Mary through a brief skirmish with a shirtless thief, his high society fiancee, and a friendly cop Fred, a neighbor, was mis- taken for the thief by Mary. After a bout with the police Mary and John served as witnesses for Fred and Edna's elopement, and Mary's name was in the society column. Sitting are Fred, Tommy Foxg Edna, Ann Wesleyg Mary, Mollie Starnperg and John, John M. Thiesg standing is Burn, the cop, Cothaine Fronterhouse. Miss Eda Allis and Miss Alice Jacobs were the directors. HHAPPY JOUHNEYH lmnor One Act In characteristic Thornton Wilder style The Happy Journey was pres- ented on a stage bare of all settings. It is the story of a typical family of the early twentieth century. They set out in their old car to visit a daughter in a near-by town. The trip and visit include petty family misunderstandings and witty dialogue. STANDING ARE: Frankie Gunn, Stage Managerg and Beulah, Norma Steinert. SEATED IN THE CAR ARE: Bonnie Lillard, Ma Kirby: Ioan Fankhauser, Carolineg Duane Brown, Arthur: and Don Pizinger, Pa Kirby. COLOR ASSEMBLIES STANDING ARE: Sandra Blankenship, ludyg Galen Gates, Mr. Crawford, Den Martin, Mr. Hannag Deloris Cook, Mrs. Hanna and Marilyn LeRoy, Bobby Sox. SEATED ARE: Darla Rogers, Margie, and George Nuss, Joe. HSTEN DADH Freshman One Act Overhearing a telephone conver- sation proved a major factor in the misunderstanding between two fam- ilies, the Hannas and the Crawfords. Bobby Sox heard her sister Margie tell her girl friend .lo that she would l go with her. Bobby Sox thought her sister and her boy friend and neigh- bor Toe were eloping. This is where the trouble between the neighbors developed. Ka Yet ushering ffes receive i LW,LT , or Concert Hstrucfions b . efore Firemen portray skill in stopping a fire during Fire Prevention Week. STUDENTS PERFOHM A ki ,ix lf 1 W Ha winners of Ka ette hobo art . i ppy y p Y Four glee club girls perform for PTA meeting. Band portrays skill in its unusual formation. , P' Juniors act with great skill in 1-act play. ROYALTY Nur HHOHEA KING AND QUEEN QB.-xy X -M 3 1, v ' za- L K, 1 2 xy N3 A X3 Exif wah J, fxwx . . xg L L . K ix 4 fi? -512221 3.31, aa ' N Haig '-.. ' Q Lim wg, ' x 'f Q -Wk wi' E 1 iff .. 7 REQ . RHOREA KING PATRICK KEENAN A t t e n d a n ts MARY ELLEN SCOTT IANETTE BALDWIN HARLAN STAMPER .TERRY ROBERSON 86 ARE CROWNED AT PROM The 1952 Rhorea King and Queen were nominated by the senior class and elected by the juniors and seniors late in February. Their identity remained secret until they were crowned at the Junior- Senior Prom on April 25. The gymnasiurn of the new high school was transformed into a Parisian street scene to depict the therne, April in Paris. This was the first prom in the new gymnasiurn. Attendants SUSAN LONG ALICE LYTLE WILLIAM BIGHAM LESLIE KITE RHOREA QUEEN BARBARA DAVIS few- it , ., ,, , ,, mQuEERiiaKRn AfTERibAN15m it L Rims.. Beth Nicholson Mary Ellen Football queen, Jane Seidl, and her six lovely attendants were pre- sented to the student body in assemb- ly, October 26. A parade and pep rally followed the assembly. Queen Jane was crowned before the game with Virgil Burhenn be- stowing the traditional kiss. Jane was presented again at the home- coming dance at the Eagles Lodge. The high school dance band furnished the music. Scott RECEIVE WET, T BUT ROYAL PRESENTATION The royal float at the pep rally YQSQ S x S ff. f , . 'L' fy ' I 4' . -.W Before a capacity audience in the Municipal Auditorium, Kay McFarland, senior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. McFar- land, was crowned 1952 Basket- ball Queen by Richard Unruh, captain. Kay was presented with a bouquet of roses and the tra- ditional kiss. QWWQQJ Basketball game--1900 style !! 493 yyiwgw, x L kr 7 ,far ,J .nw I It -YVVE' as ' .153 jeffl 1 ' ii fsgll M 5 N, FQ!! qi yy, iyyi yi .QW fyls, 1 xox S - A u ' lx Belles of the turn of the century. l Janette Baldwin Shirley Lamb Beth Nicholson Frances Bassett Cheryl Foos .1n.,Q.i. BASKETBALL QUEEN Ing HAY MCFAH LAND MI fv1 Q' ' . AA .SKI-ii . - .3 - . P V .. ., A . ' W . M FOOTBALL HOMECOMING r . 1.7 an ,we b .ses N or -1 r fs fs 'fiw of f 'f s ,,.i ' r I f Q fe , mms a A 3 : , J H . . .Lf K ills Q ' 'XXV xo. . A- . wi 'V - - r an .-, . ,, . ,, .rr f ' Q , sw? 1' .Az - iv 3 55 '- , - 1. The Presentatlon. 2. Hurrah for our srde . 3. Here -I , .A A' 5- -., 4, ,,Q 4, L 2, , W ag comes the band. 4. Queen Jane. 5. The team at ease. jf- 1 fl .- A , 5 ' If A . 6. Flrst rn ten. 7. Herman breaks through. 8. Snake I M. - ,X - 4 ., 'err . . ' ' ' ' 1,17 r-r'.e dancers. 9. One mmute, forty-frve seconds. . - s.'., of , H . an-1 QM'-f , 'Q A-QfL,Qf A . Q - ., s . rM'r ' V , .. 5 2. fs ... r . , , 4 , X a s V 4 .1 ... A Y . ' 7 fix, i g 4 H fl E' ATHLETICS gr My Z J x 1, Min' E Q 1 hs., ff' X. y w,,..g N L 3 . x XV . hifi W:-fi y Q ff, Typical of the fun and fellowship that is part of every phase of athletics, this locker room scene, or one like it, will long be remembered by anyone partici- pating in sports. PANTHERS LACK EXPERIENCE Hampered with inexperience, the Panthers found themselves in sixth place in the Western Kansas League. Graduation this year took its toll of seven lettermen: Leo Robinson, Nathan Johnson, Freddy Moon, Keith Penner, Gerald Kerbs, Vir- gil Burhenn, and Neil Herman. Two of these, Nathan Johnson and Freddy Moon, received honor- able mention on the W. C. K. League team. VARSITY RECORD Garden City 32 Great Bend 14 Hoisington 6 Great Bend 17 Hays 2.0 Great Bend 6 Dodge City 31 Great Bend 7 Stafford 28 Great Bend 14 Pratt 26 Great Bend 13 Larned 18 Great Bend 13 Russell 0 Great Bend 14 Lyons 19 Great Bend 14 B TEAM HITS BOTTOM Although they didn't win a game, the boys on the B squad gained val- uable experience- which will prove helpful to them and to the team in varsity play. Dodge City IZ Great Bend Lyons 31 Great Bend Russell 6 Great Bend Hays 19 Great Bend Pratt 32 Great Bend KITTENS LEARN FUNDEMENTALS Learning to play football was the goal of the freshman team. Their greatest accomplishment was practicing habits of sportsman ship and fair play which are the fundamentals of all athletics. Hoisington 18 Great Bend McPherson 19 Great Bend Hutchinson 24 Great Bend Larned O Great Bend 1 ,- ' w .2c1 9, , HJ, N ., KK : W M ' ,,,..,, V -HP' JS. ,S 49? N 1. : , ze- 'K 5 A 1 j T . M,f. KK'K ,K - V ,, :, KKK,,K, f- hgh. 4 K: -. I . - ' . , ,k.. 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BACK ROW: Troy Walker, Thomas Weathers, David Loy, Jerry Torllne. 96 1 79? ,, 5 mas., ? ,G se ,M ,iv ,X ,.--, f- ,,,Wi:,, R, Aug- -, ff rn, .. . .,?,. i . N, k Q .3 ,- uv 4 1l,f-f'..'L'g'rf,, ,f ,. Aff? .Wi H , - 'w-1: , Vrrrf 1434, ef 5 if pi, J w., gfv X 1 I ' -W in 5,5 - , O., I ,yy ,, ,,, , 1 V51 ,, , M in fr F O, R X f if-'F iii, , Y R f , O Wm, , , 4,,, , K, , VE , ,, K ry, , .L L , .. K D , R 1 W J, ,Q V J, I V ,, K A , ,, A f or , ar W 1 , ' Q . 2 V 'K ' 'Wd' K ' V . f ,,,. F' ,, --,' -I K r . -Q rf SV , V mr ,. In l. c , ' ' K Q 1 K f . dl, W 'MP' K ii , ' 1 ' I 'W ' K r W , 4 , Q i , Y ,, ,. 5 , , 1 . ',-' if rr. 'W-7ffii'fF'f1Q1,' ,, 4, , ' . , . E Q, . . ,. W Ml' 'f -, i 1 FRONT ROW: Homer Kruckenberg, James Green, Lowell Diamond. SECOND ROW: James Marque, Gordon Carmichael, David Harmon, Larry iunsford. THIRD ROW: James Alexander, Floyd Quincy Darrell Deming, Keith Penner, Nathan Johnson, Coach Harry Kline. BACK ROW: Virgil Burhenn, Neil Herman, Gerald Kerbs, Richard Erdtmann. 97 an K K 1 f if ff? if-:J ,. ae, H H4 .i1AA..w sn - LJ: FRONT ROW: Floyd Hauser, Harve Johnson, Robert Koch, George Nuss, Mack Taylor, Eldon Hickel, Terry Fuller, Ira Eugene ' I T Sandmann, OW T r Wau h Donald Hensley Floyd Bell James Miller, Robert Johnson, Carl Garner, ony Snow. SECOND R 1 er y i' g , . ,, , Doyle Webster, Timothy Walker. THIRD ROW: Coach Ira Barkman, Morris Nuss, Peter Hulse, Thomas Kummer, Jack Emerson, Galen Gates, James Whistler, Marion Hill, Jerry Amerine, Carroll Lawrence, John Russell, manager. BACK ROW: Linus Her- ' ' ' ' ' ' d K ' Donald man, Dalc Otte, William Dryer, Robert Morten, Gary Chitwood, Wayne Rusco, Michael Spitamiller, Bernar aiser, Martin, Jerry Emerson. FROSH AND B'S SUPPLEMENT VARSITY FRONT ROW: Larry Kruckenberg, Carl James, Norman Bailey Robert King, Charles Cheney. SECOND ROW: Coach Allen 4 ' BACK ROW Burns, Junior Tittel, Robert Boyd, Kenneth Agnew, Norman Kittel, Marvin Stoss, Eugene Foos, Donald Lantz. James Keep, Lloyd Willcut, Larry Becker, Harry Johnson, Gene Tammen, Carl Swigart, Darrell Keener. FR B's WIN 7 LOSE 10 Great Bend 16 Larned 55 Great Bend 25 McPherson 50 Great Bend 30 Hoisington 44 Great Bend 26 Dodge City 50 Great Bend 38 Pratt 34 Great Bend 30 Lyons 34 Great Bend 33 Stafford 25 Great Bend 25 Hays 21 Great Bend 37 Russell 29 Great Bend 34 McPherson 25 Great Bend 32 Larned 36 Great Bend 29 Dodge City 38 Great Bend 32 Pratt 31 Great Bend 39 Stafford 43 Great Bend 27 Hays 35 Great Bend 26 Hoisington 15 Burns briefs boys. Great Bend 35 Russell 42 TOTAL 5TTT 57 Won 7 Lost 10 C T k Th' d I T t g Great Bend 40 Larned 41 Great Bend 30 McPherson 45 Great Bend 40 Hoisington 38 Great Bend 39 Dodge City 51 Great Bend 43 Pratt 51 Great Bend 32 Lyons 31 Great Bend 46 Stafford 35 Great Bend 40 Hays 42 Great Bend 39 Russell 57 Great Bend 48 Garden City 34 Great Bend 42 McPherson 50 Great Bend 37 Larned 41 Great Bend 36 Dodge City 40 Great Bend 34 Pratt 44 Great Bend 64 Stafford 43 Great Bend 44 Hays 33 Great Bend 37 Hoisington 35 Great Bend 39 Russell 40 TOURNAMENT GAMES Great Bend 57 Garden City 33 Great Bend 41 McPherson 46 Great Bend 45 Hutchinson 38 TOTAL 873' 86-8- Won 9 Lost 12 FROSH PLACE SECOND IN TOURNEY Leo 13,5 it in Great Bend 23 Hoisington 3 ' Great Bend 35 Russell Great Bend 41 Larned Great Bend 30 McPherson Great Bend 56 Ellinwood Great Bend 53 Pratt Great Bend 47 Ellinwood Great Bend 22 McPherson Great Bend 36 Pratt Great Bend 45 Larned Great Bend 30 Russell TOURNANIENT GAMES Great Bend 37 Larned 27 Great Bend 39 Lyons Great Bend 25 Russell 32 1 2 A. W Z M Say Ahh! -gzip K tzgb mix Q5 131 .ai , P, r X' . . . yn, if VV . E m Ef if a ff! ' ,V 1 ll . ' S W as . Maw , .. M-W X. -J I ' , L ,,,,L A .e ,f aw or -W r 'x Q 9 1 3 5 i R , ei 2 ,. a Q , rl M A Q lg -W fa, A i gsaw E I I I 1 4 I x I f f il P4 X FRONT ROW: Richard Vonfeldt, Carl Swigart, Samuel Osborne, Herbert Unruh. SECOND ROW: William Stejskal, Leo Robinson, Robert Bobbit, Coach Alan Burns. BACK ROW: Manager Darrell Emerson, Freddy Moon, Thomas McIntyre, Floyd Quincy, Richard Unruh. VARSITY HAS SEE-SAW SEASON Fluctuating like a stock market, the varsity had a see-saw season of Wins and losses. Highlighting the season was the de- feat of Garden City, which marked the one-hundredth Win of the Panthers under the able coaching of Allan Burns. Playing their last cage encounter for GBHS were Seniors, Richard Unruh, Leo Robinson, Freddy Moon, William Stejskal, Robert Bobbit, and Richard Vonfeldt. ,t,y slit We mr or K , 'Q cxymjflll. I quflfyy , 3.0 2 33 t 449,11 , M A LJ' in E FRONT ROW: Lawrence Guliford, Jack Zelenka, Robert B yd, Homer Kruckenberg, James Alexander, Gerald Holloway. BACK ROW: Ronald Christiansen, Gary Barnhill, Mickey Nicolet, Logan Casada, Stanley Knowles, James Green, Rodney Engle, Coach Cecil Dryer. B's Show Improvement After Slovv Start Stitch tips one in for two points in McPherson game. Budding varsity stars were seen when the B-team opposed other yearling teams ' in prelirninary games to varsity action. Coached by Cecil Dryer, the B's had a couple of hot prospects in Mickey Nicolet and Lawrence Guliford. Getting off to a slow start the young Panthers showed im- provemetnt and ended the season with a good won-loss record. 10 2' Coach Ira Barkman brought his young cagers from what looked like an unsuccessful season to a fairly good one. In a mid-season freshman invitational tournament in Great Bend the Kittens came out second behind the young Russell team. Freshman ball is played mostly to impress upon the boys the fundamentals of the game. The boys seem to move the ball better, shoot a little straighter, and fight a little harder as they gain experience. Vonfeldt goes high for setup. Frosh Shovv Future Strength FRONT ROW: Coach Ira Barkman, Richard Lytle, Charles Hulse, Dale Otte, Timothy Walker, Wayne Rusco. SECOND ROW: Engle Scott, Robert Merten, John Russell, Robert Durheim, Terry Waugh. BACK ROW: Terry Fuller, Morris Nuss, Ronald Knocke, Robert Spitzmiller, William Dryer, Jack Emerson, Manager, Ira Eugene Snow. 1:1 f S Y 'P .,,,.-T, . , L A 1' ': N at s X, I , 'ltgv ' , .X i K J , A. V Ei., ,X:,: B i , V . Y , . - , . if ,gf A i . I . 2 A , .1,,1 , Rx . ,V Starting out the season with new uniforms, Coach Al Burns' Baseball team was out to improve their last year's record of 4-5. Returning for the second of baseball are these lettermen. FRONT ROW: R. Vonfeldt, T. Walker, V. Burhenn, G. Kerbs, K. Lamb, E. Hickle. BACK ROW: R. Engle, H. Unruh, I. Cook, R. Boyd, I. Zelenka, J. Langrehr. NOT PICTURED: P. Keenan. Bas ...... ebaIL Track Rule Spnng Sports Under their coaches, Harry Kline and Ira Barkman, this year's track team was made up of the following boys. BACK ROW: L. Guliford, G. Shuster, A. Herren. G. Walker, D. McCowen, R. King. SECOND ROW: J. Strobel, K. Byers, E. Hurst, A. Herren, M. Bahr. THIRD ROW: H. Johnson, R. Schenkel, N. Herman, R. Unruh, L. Becker, M. Clothier, Jr. BACK ROW: L. Lehr, S. Knowles, K. lrick, J. Alexander, M. Nicolet, D. Loy, I. Harris. s ' L. a , U . QQ si' A sy, a . . ' ig.. A '. '-' 2 'I ef, 1 , ' M' a QQ f .., ,,,. K.. . 2 , Gs 1, a eNss,m,- .. af , - F'JQiE 14-ff Out putting around the golf course is D the golf team coached by Clarence Whitney. These returmng tennis Fron Row: Thomas Fox, Michael DeMoss. lettermen POS? for a Picture Back Row: Clarence Whitney, Harlan befor? beglniung routine Stamper, Stanley Knowles, Neil Herman. practice' Keith Penner' Duane Dwyer, William Stej skal. B ' The Ref for intramural basketball ltt if 1 y f were Gerald Kerbs, Ray Schenker, Neil 4 - i Herman. 4 Intramural And Minor Sports Are Popular Six glamorous girls from the tennis team, coached by Janet Teichgraeber, take time-out between sets to pose for the cameraman. Front Row: Beverly Courson, .To Hannah Sisson, Second Row: .Tane Seidl, Intramural Basketball Champs! The Drips . Front Row: Thomas Weathers, Ray Schenkel, Eugene Hurst, Jack Belcher. Back Row: Norman Kittle, Jack Cook, Troy Walker. James Alexander. Ramona Anspaugh. Back Rowg Beth Nicholson, Gretchen Kendall. 105 . fe rw 1-M rn K K 5 i .73 fr Elk 9 Q Q Q WV A ' M ' , t' I W t f - :ZV ,ft ' 'wt l '1 V7 + ,Y ' A 'f . fs ,. aw 4, fr- JS-fe s. 41 rf AFA Q.,-:, ss FRONT ROW: Jack Zelenka, Keith Lamb, Leo Robinson, Troy Walker, Thomas Weathers, Richard Erdtmann, Herbert Unruh, Duane Dwyer. SECOND ROW: Dean Kirkpatrick, Thomas Ixlclntyre, Richard Vonfeldt, Richard Unruh, Neil Herman, Virgil Burhenn, Robert Boyd, Edward Hickle, James Alexander, James Marque, Gerald Kerbs. THIRD ROW: Nathan Johnson, Freddy Moon. BACK ROW: Gerald Downey, Mickey Nicolet, David Loy, Jack Cook, Samuel Osborne David Harmon, Rodney Engle, Floyd Quincy, Keith Ochs, Jerry Langrehr, William Stejskal, Robert Bobbitt. NOT IN PICTURE: Harlan Starnper, Keith Penner, Lee Leiker. B-Club Adds Minor Sports to Membership With the addition of lettermen from baseball, tennis, and golf the mem- bership of the B-Club is increased over previous years. Formerly only football and basketball lettermen we re eligible for membership in the club. The B-Club is an honorary organization. The requirement for mem- bership is to have won a varsity letter. The sponsors are Allen Burns and Harry Kline. 106 new nfs KW ff' ' fn' 45 Q29 r-aw RJ FRONT ROW: Beverly Phillips, Sidney Pippen, Margaret Roosa, Carolyn Smith, Janette Tracy. SECOND ROW: Rachel Merten, Neoclis Giannakis, Janette Baldwin, Arnold Bollenbacher, Susan Long, Marilyn Hiss. BACK ROW: Rollin Peschka, Keith Fenner, Richard Miller, William King, Harlan Stainper. NOT IN PICTURE: Mary Anne Craine, Nancy Goetting, Jule Lee Ixlarkeiwicz, George Wyatt. Scholars Earn Recognition This group consists of the highest scholastic seniors. The selections were based entirely upon the grades received during all four years in high school. R. E. Gunn, principal, compiled the grades ofthe senior students, and the highest twenty were chosen. 107 t 655, POSE, PLAN. PLAY, PRACTICE Y ' ., t I . 0 af: N A V V, ' P ,. N Kay Roberts, center, replaced Faye Davis as one of the varsity cheerleaders. Kay Fugger, Gary Harms, and Virginia Hergenreder were 'X elected B-Team cheerleaders. This is the first year that B-Team cheerleaders we re elected. t,. ,V Juanita Mabry, FHA District III president for '52-'53, and Miss Mary Petersen, local sponsor, plan for district meeting. The girls' intramural board at practice consists of Dixie Hembree, Kay Roberts, Io Hanna Sisson, Beverly Courson, Thelrria ' Hoberecht in the front row, and Thorene Schaffter, Mollie Stamper, Joan Fankhauser in the back row. , Wim scott Werim Bigham an 5' the elfffted . d Mar student bOdyfr1e11d1ieSi,5,?Ilen ' 4 udellfg Xu V s v ffand Od F! l QQ1 QQ N Kb Q5 NR QNX '22 xg R22 S33 . 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