Halstead High School - Dragon Yearbook (Halstead, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1952 volume:

BLUE BBAGBN Halstead High School Halsteadllansas 1952 .. H' 1.14 ' ,GQ1 . J x ,a Dedicated To The MKL And Class B State Basketball Champs 4,7 T ,Jn .. , CAD P Off, UBL 5 f f C I H4 Lzrrhe su,,,,, SCH0 E451 K hrenden OLS XZ.. A'VS4s I 3225 Tgfzfiigjwdf , J jf 721630 ' , , all , ,f2,Z?g A ff KJQQQTQQQ QQ SHENK qqea:'7Q14 aa '15 4-Q -67? C M 'Q QQ SUPT' ' ' ,qw gif- 'gf-aw Compliments of GA MBLE 'S and KAUFMAN'S SCCI'eta1'y Jgwhq, ix' wwf' 2, ,QQ -in ZZ ov- LUCYLE JEWETT BOARD OF EDUCATION, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: A. I. Willm, Director, Avy Masterson, Treasurer, Dr, William C, Dreese, Clerk, and C, M, Shenk, Superintendent, llll HXINH KI IHXR KATHERINE NELLIGAN B, S, , College of Emporia: A, M, , Columbia University, Teaching: Social Science. Activities: Y-Teens Library, Senior Class. FRANK A, MALAMBRI B, S, , K, S, T, C, Emporia, Teach- ing: Music, Activities: Senior Class, RUTH GEIST B, S, , Bethel College, Teaching: Home Economics, Activities: Junior Class, Y-Teens, BURRELL G, TALLADY B, S, , K, S, T, C, Emporia, Teach- ing: Science, Driver Training, Ac- tivities: Junior Class. VENA WRIGHT A, B, , K, S, T, C, Ft, Hays, Teach- ing: English, Journalism, Activities: Dragonettes, Sophomore Class, CLINTON HILL B, S, , McPherson College, Teaching: Industrial Arts, Phys, Ed, Activities: Athletic Coach, Sophomore Class, IVA B, SPANGLER A, B, , Friends University, Teaching: Commerce, Activities: Freshman Class. NEALE SHAW B, S, , Kansas University, Teaching: Mathematics, Phys, Ed, Activities: Hi-Y, Ass't, Athletic Coach, Fresh- man Class, KENNETH BOHN Custodian Compliments of I-IE SCI-IMITT BODY SHOP and WEESNER'S AUTO SERVICE if gal' vm F543- S Miss Spangkzr an Typing, K Chas d the f fl . I 19 A . , '4 X m A su, V 5 z., .f V. 'Q -v 41 T '4- CLASSES .12 'Q-,- -, x kg- Geisx Adv anced JOHN ELBERT WILL Football Ig Basketball 4, Hi -Y I,2, 3,4, Class President 4, BETTY JOAN NIGHTINGALE Y-teen I,2,3,4, Officer 3, President 4, Ensembles I, 2, 3, 4, Solo I,2, 3,4, Dragonettes 1, 2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Cheerleader 3.4, Girls' Glee I,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus I,2, 3,4, President 4, Band I, 2, 3,4, Forensics 4, Class Sec. -Treas. 2, Wichita Youth Symphony 3,4, Librarian 3, Compliments of GEHNE STUDIO E l0R Class Ufficer PHILLIP VERNON BANSEMER w PHILLIP E. JACKA Football I,4, Track I, 3,4, Hi-Y Football Ig Basketball 3, En- l,2,3,4, Boys' Glee I,2, Mixed sembles I,Z,3,4, Solo I,2,3,4, Chorus I, 3,4, Class Vice -Pres. 4. Band I,2,3,4, Hi-Y I,2,3, Boys' Glee I,2,3, Mixed Chorus I,2, 3, Librarian 4, Class Sec, -Treas. 4, Echo Editor 4, IAN H, GRADINGER DOROTHY IEANNE IAN ZEN Y-teen I,2, 3,4, Officer 4, En- Y-teen I,2, 3,4, Officer 4, En- sembles 4, Dragonettes l,2,3,4, sembles I,2, 3,4, Solo I,2,3,4g Officer 3,4, Cheerleader 3, Dragonettes I,2, 3,4, Officer Head Cheerleader 4, Girls' Glee 2,3,4, Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Girls' l,2,3,4, President 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Librarian 3, Forensics 4, Class Sec, -Treas. 3, Girls' State Rep. 3, Student Council 4, Office Receptionist 4, 'Blue Dragon Editor 4, Nat'l Honor Society 4, Glee l,2,3,4, Sec, 4, Mixed Chorus I,2, 3,4, Band I,2, 3,4, Librarian 4, Forensics 4, Class Cheerleader I, Blue Dragon Bus- iness Manager 4, Wichita Youth Symphony 2, 3,4, if EVA BETH WIEBE Y-Teen1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Solo I,2,3,4, Ensemble I,2,3, 4, Dragonettes I,2, 3, Girls' Glee I,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus I,2,3,4, Band I,2, 3,4, Librarian 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Class Student Council Representative 4, Nat'l Honor Society 4, HOWARD DEAN FLEETWOOD Football I,2,3,4, Capt, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3,4, Track I, 2, 3,4, Hi-Y 1,2,3, Officer 3, Boys' Glee I,2, Mixed Chorus I,2, Band I, Class President I, Class Student Council Represent- ative 2, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Student Council 2, 3,4, Officer 3 President 4, DWIN I. TALBOTT ootball l,2, 3,4, Basket- all I,2,3,4, Capt, 4, rack I,2,3,4, Hi-Y lp oys' Glee I,2, Mixed horus I,2, Class President , Student Council 4, State lass B All-Star Basket- all Team 4, LFRED MAYFIELD ootball 2, Track 2, 3,4, i-Y 1. MILDRED L, TALBOTT Y-Teens I,2,3,4, SSC. 4: Ensembles 3,4, Solo 3,4, Pep Club I,2,3,4, Girls' G1CCI,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Mixed Chorus I,2,3,4, Band I,2,3,4, SCC. 3.4: Librarian 3,4, Class Vice Pres, X, Student Council 3, Football Queen 4. EVELYN JEAN HOFFER Y-Teen I,2,3,4, Officer 4, Pep Club I,2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club I,2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3,4, Librarian 4. QL' 09' PAUL MARK PENNER Solo 2, 3,4,BaI1d I, 2, 3,4, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Boys' Glee 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4, Class Cheer- leader 3, KENNETH DUAINE BERGER Football I,3,4, Hi-Y I,2, 3,4, Vice Pres, 4, Boys' Glee I,2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Class Cheerleader 4, Compliments of 43 Q jack ALICE CLAIRE SMITH Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Officer 4, Solo 4, Ensembles 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I,2,3,4, Pres 4, Cheerleader 3, Girls' Glee I,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus I,2,3,4, Band I, 2, 3,4, Wichita Youth Symphony 4, DELORIS ELLEN HEGE Y-Teen I,2,3,4, Officer 4, Pep Club I,2,3,4, Girls Glee I,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3,4, Forensics 4, Class Sec, Ig Student Council 3, Office Secre- tary 4, Football Queen At- tendant 4, HENSLEY SUPER SERVICE 6 JAMES A, WILL Football I, Basketball 4, Athletic Student Mgr, 3, 4, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Pres, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Class President 3, Student Coun cil 4, Vice -Pres, 4, Boys State Rep, 3, Nat'l. Honc Society 4, MAX A, STAI-ILHEBER Football I, 2, 3,4, Basket ball I,2,3,4, Track I,2, 3,4, Hi-Y 1,3, Boys' Gle Club I,2, 3, Mixed Chort 1,z,3. :ORREST D, EWY iootball l,2,45 Track 25 li-Y I,2,35 Boys' Glee I, 1,35 Mixed Chorus I,2,3, GLENN L, RIMBEY ootball 1,45 Track 1,45 li-Y I, THELMA FAYE YUNG Y-Teen I,2,3,4, Vice Pres, 45 Ensembles 3.4: So1o45 Pep Club I,2,3,4, Officer 45 Girls' Glee I,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus I,2,3, 45 Band I,2,3,4, JOHN HAROLD STUTZMAN Football I,2,3,45 Track I, 25 Hi-Y I,2,3g Boys' Glee I,2,35 Mixed Chorus I,2, 3-4- KENNETH JAMES STEWART Hi-Y 3. N MARY KATHERINE NILES Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Treas, 4 Ensembles I, 35 Solo 2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Girls' Glee I,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus I, Z,3,45 Band I,2,3,45 National Honor Society, C ornpliments of ADA MAE BULLER Y-Teens 2, 3,4, Officer 45 Ensemble 25 Girls' Glee 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, JOHN EDGAR ROSS Football 2, 35 Track 25 Hi-Y I,2,35 Boys' Glee 35 Mixed Chorus 3,4, WOOLCOTT'S l.G.A. STORE 7 'x JACK S. SALISBURY Football l,2,3,45 Track 25 Hi-Y l,2,35 Boys' Gler 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Librarian 45 Forensics 35 Student Council 4, JAMES MARION HEFLINJ Football I,3,45 Hi-Y 1,2 3-4- Q Q 'L' 'lf hit, xg' 1 '51 iw 's++'vg ski .5 if ' 'ii S.. Ny., W .533 'T E' ik? Q Q95 ,g SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ann Hill, Student Council Representative Burnell Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Bill McDowell, Vice-President, Pat Smith, Presidentg Julie Weber, Cheerleader, OPHOMORE The industrious sophomores have done much this past year to help prepare themselves for that future trip. At present they boast over one hundred dollars in their treasury, To obtain this money they raked leaves, held one food Sale, and were in charge of the concessions at a basketball game. They also served at the National Honor Society Banquet held on May ll. This class has contributed greatly in the field of sports as well as in music. Eight boys were out for sports and nine students participated in music. SOPHOMORE CLASS BOTTOM ROW: Mr, Hill, Sponsor, Edward Will, Merrill Coy Lloyd Voth Bill McDowell Patricia Smith Miss Wright, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: Julie Weber, Burnell Smith Gary Wright Sandra Bickel Ann Hill Bernita Graff, THIRD ROW: Katherine Mayfield, Helen Schroeder Shirley Unruh Katherine Keller Rosie Duron Betty Rupp, Lora Pjesky, BACK ROW: Stanley Berger, James Rodenberg Jerry Mueller Earl Krehbiel Howard Ewy Marlin Conners, J K fx .0 J: ll 1 1 1, w 1 X I I' r,-Shma n Candy Sales 3 , , W Wilbur Smith, Vice-presidentg Marlene Winsky, Secretaryg Joyce Brown, Cheer- leaderg Dorothy Robins, Stt1dentCouncilg Tony Vierthaler, President, FRE HME There were twenty-one 'greenhorns in school this year. Tony Vierthaler was their president and Wilbur Smith their vice-president. Marlene Winsky was kept fairly busy for a freshman secretary. They have now over 560111 their treasury from the candy sales. This will be a rich little nest egg for them next year. They have a fine cheer leader who is Joyce Brown. Dorothy Robins very successfully represented the freshmen in Student Council. They have taken an active part in the extra curricular activities and have been represented on the honor roll every time. They have two home rooms with Miss Spangler and Mr. Shaw acting as their sponsors. Complirnents of VICTORY LOCKER and JANZEN PRODUCE IlU'l l'UM ROW: Mr, Shaw, Sponsorg Dorothy Robins, Clarence Ewy, Joyce Unruh, Richard Smith, Ada Mae Eek, S , SECOND ROW: Jol1nNig,litiiigale, James Berger, Mary Gradinger, Kay Donziltl Stntznian, Miss Spangler, . ponsor Nulyll,-14, blgyyyp R1-rywll, Carole Berger, Duane liege, BACK ROWg Anton Viertlialer, Phillip Miricli, Beverly Scho- wtrllei, Arlen Winsky, Marlene Winsky, Kent Haury, Loretta Jewett, SEATED: Louise Roderrberg, Dale Dick, Edwin Talbott, Jack Salisbury, Patricia Smith, Treasurer, Jim Will, Vice Pres., Carolyn Sundbye, Secretaryg Jim Mirick, Ann Hill, Dorothy Robins. STAND- ING: Jan Gradinger, Supt, Shenk, Sponsor, Howard Fleetwood, President, Mrs, Geist, Beth Wiebe, Mildred Talbott is not pictured, STUDENT COUNClL The Student Council forms the executive group of the student body. It is composed of four officers and a representative from each of the four classes, Y-Teens, Hi-Y, Dragonettes, librarians, and the music and athletic departments. Activities sponsored include the annual Homecoming celebration, which was held this year the 19th of October, and the spring election, which elected Student Council officers and cheerleaders. They also solicited the town for Red Cross Bloodmobile, managed the coke machine, and put up the Christmas lights and decorations which included the tree in the lower hall, and cardboard figures above the entrance door. Compliments of AL'S REPAIR SHOP and CONNER'S GIFT and SUNDRIES Coke machine project of the Student Council. 1 Y-TEEN CABINET FRONT ROW: Patricia Smith, Evelyn lloffer, Alice Smith, Mildred Talbott, Secretary, Joan Nightingale, President, Thelma Yung, Vice President, Mary Niles, Treasurer, Arlene Ropp. BACK ROW: Mrs. Geist, Sponsor, Dorothy Janzen, Carolyn Sundbye, Deloris Hege, jan Gradinger, Beth Wiebe, Ada Buller, Miss Nellingan, Sponsor, The Y-Teens of '51-'52 had a very busy year. Through their hard work and determination at their regular meetings, held on alternate Wednesdays, and their outside work, they achieved the highest accomplishment a club can receive--a gold seal. The club has received this award for ten previous years. The Y-Teens are under the leadership of Miss Nelligan and Mrs. Geist. The Y-Teens have contributed much to society and to their school in the way of spiritual and social leadership, moneymaking projects, society, recreation, and charity. During the past year their activities included: A girl-date-girl party, a Y-Teen Cabinet picnic at the Harvey Co. Park, an annual Christmas part , a Hi-Y Teens picnic, working in the concession stands at football and basketball, games, a Father-Daughter banquet, Y-Teen Fall Conference, annual church service at the Presbyterian Church, and the iving of Christmas baskets for town members. ln their re ular meetings tie club had pro rams of different natures which they thought would ielp in the betterment of the clui and the members. Their programs included films, talent shows, musical programs, and character betterment programs. Compliments of FRIENDLY BEAUTY SHOP and HALSTEAD FLORAL SHOP Y-TEENS BOTTOM ROW: Patricia Parsons, Mary Ann Farber, Mary Jo Huebert, Carolyn Sundbye, Avis Wilmore, Ian Gradinger, Patricia Smith, Deloris Hege, SECOND ROW: Mrs, Geist, Alice Smith, Bernita Graff, Joyce Brown, Carol Keller, Joan Nightingale, Mary Lynn Gradinger, Lora Pjesky, Sandra Bickel, Miss Nelligan, THIRD ROW: Carole Berger, Deborah Chapple, Dorothy Eckel, Thelma Yung, Joyce Unruh, Phyllis Kennedy, Dorothy Janzen, Katherine Keller, Ann Hill, Arlene Dill, FOURTH ROW: Loretta Jewett, Kay Robuck, Beth Wiebe, Helen Schroe- der, Evelyn Hoffer, Betty Rupp, Mildred Talbott, Shirley Unruh, Marlene Winsky, BeverlySchowalter, BACK ROW: Dorothy Robins, Arlene Ropp, Louise Roderiberg, Elda Kaye Koehn, Rosie Duron, Ada Mae Eck, Pauline Chapple, Katherine Mayfield, Julie Weber, Mary Niles, AL CE 4- CT: HI-Y BOTTOM ROW: James Rodenberg, Dale Dick, Lloyd Voth, Paul Penner, John Will, William McDowell, Mr. Shaw, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: Anton Vierthaler, Phillip Mirick, Donald Stutzman, Jerry Mueller, James Will, Arlen Winsky, Kenneth Berger, John Nightingale, BACK ROW: Kent Haury, Donald Berger, Stanley Berger, Edward Will, Robert Hensley, Gary Wright, James Berger. Duane Hege, The Hi-Y club of H.H.S. is composed of Z5 boys, with Mr. Shaw as their sponsor. The slogan of the Hi-Y clubs is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standard of Christian character. In one word, the Hi-Y purpose is service. 1 Q'-1 i-is HI-Y Robert ZABINET Will ensley 5 1 Pres- ' eC1'et Stud Idenri K ary: Paul ent Council' Minnerlq Berger Psnner, Tres ' . Shaw 1 ice P I Sur-ep! 1 Spouse feslden ' ames F: srandi fr Dale D, Hg' ICA' Christmas caroling led by the Y-Teen music leader, Carolyn Sundbye. l , ll Q Wg l i 7 -'I 1 vs 1. li Volume XXXIV Alumni Banquet The annual alumni wus helrl Thursday at thc- 1-ity nervetl ' ' lerlnn ' Alum Bvliultz, ll'0lllll'Qll evening. liulph ldw to all alng senior rlnr the ovenir. 1-lass pre-sit The spevi. ing was a . liural. f - . 5 l,, V 7 E ho 5,1952 elf' NUMBER 6 X K H -f ...r-21.4, r 1- .- ' .,,. . '4':ri:-,1.,, f ' t n 'fs' U 'V l sg, arch Dllllmes for the annual are yet k annonn-ved 1 for the pro- ovei: by the Shenk hinted est, similiar to .13 would again st was between Q This year lt y be staged w S e contest 4, nposition .ming pro- ons from the var- will be grate- not be 7-xl-,lil ,ll my the flvfl L... l N xv Compllments lb r -1 f . -, stu ' E O fN 1 ' HALSTEAD INDEPENDENT 0 lf' Q Q uns 0 ,-S. Wd ' Shenk, 1oURNAL1sM STAFF: -nswafl' rivrurmy, , . , ..., N33 U15 Walton ni l-orrcst hwy, Glenn Rrnrbey, ECHO Business Managerg Mildred Talbott, Phil lacka, L Wit For the ECHO Editorg Joan rslightingale, lan Gradinger, BLUE DBAGON Editorg Dorothy Janzcn, ' Y CHOSEN .es an BLUE DRAGON Business Managerg James Heflmg, and Miss Wright, Sponsor, fseatedy, I emctmg A on E there ls a equally lm ' Tlelorls He office durl :lay and h mlivlatlons dupllvatl V the sup O and in BEW Twice a 1-omes 3, drt may bring dc all those con prepare ln at und meet lt Every stnder menare. It is may drag yo der which higher. It m. yon. This me 1-,f I on Q- Oo Miss Q! ' in the 6-. l will be ruary 23. two men and 5 for the parts ay and Friday. 18th. Anyone is to try for a DTS? 7 7 wishes to take v ask all the turn into them would be sult- annual. snapshots ol or lhcidents around school. se some baby is-rii' .fslgkzk it 1 Readin 8 Nook Checking Desk Librarians The Librarians are some of the unpraised Workers who help to keep the wheels of school running smoothly. Their job consists of checking books in and out, keeping things in order, and library quiet at all times. The librarians for the '51 -'52 year, under the direction of Miss Nelligan were Phil Jacka, first hourg Bill McDowell, second hourg Evelyn Hoffer, third hourg Dorothy Janzen, fourth hourg Mildred Talbott, fifth hourg Beth Wiebe, first semester sixth hourg Louise Rodenberg, second semester, sixth hourg and Jack Salisbury, activity period. Beth Wiebe served as library chairman during the first semester, and Phil Jacka was library chairman the second semester. During the year the library had charge of one assembly program. The Receptionists are assistants to Miss Jewett and Mr. Shenk. They handle many simple jobs around the office which involve a great deal of time and effort. They receive visitors wishing to see Mr. Shenk, tally the lunch tickets, gather absentee slips, and run many miscellaneous errands. Receptionists QLeftj Receptionist Phyllis Kennedy and Miss Wrightg fCenterj Office Receptionists: Arlene Dill, Arlene Ropp, Phyllis Kennedy, Ian Gradinger, Deloris l-lege, Beth Wiebe, Alice Smith, and Mary I0 l-luebert, fseatedjg QRightj Office Secretary Deloris Hege, ,J Compliments of FARBER 'S CAFE 1 l' l -HI, i s t BO'l l'Olw1 ROW: jim Will, Thelma Yung, Evelyn Hoffer, jan Gradinger, De- loris Huge, Ada Mae Biiller, Beth Wiebe, Alice Smith, BACK ROW: Glenn Rnnlwy, Paul Penner, C, M, Shenk, director, Jack Salisbury, Forrest Ewy, john Stntznian, Phillip Jacka, L CAST ll A BOTTOM ROW: Mary Niles, Dorothy Janzen, Joan Nightingale, Jan Grad- inger, Deloris liege, Evelyn Hoffer, Mildred Talbott, BACK ROW: C, M, Slicnk, director, john Will, Howard Fleetwood, john Ross, Jim Hefling, Alfred Mayfield, Kenneth Stewart, Philip Banserner, Edwin Talbott, stage manager, Compliments of HALSTEAD RADIO SERVICE HEAD FIR T enior Play A professional hypnotizer at work. I thing ' do a .XM I Canw SU ' se Stand PM E MY HEART' I HIGH PLAY CAST, SITTING: Arlene Ropp, Robert Hensley, Mary Ann Farber, Gerald Koehn, Avis Wilmore, Carolyn Sundbye, Patricia Parsons, Mary Jo Huebert, Frank Smith, Phyllis Kennedy, STANDING: Mr, Tallady, Sponsorg Jim Jacobson, Ronald Houser, Jim Pepper, and Louise Rodenberg, Compliments of HALSTEAD LUMBER CO 'T' FORE SICS SPEECH GROUP: fAbovej joan Nightingale, Jan Gradinger, Dorothy lanzen, Louise Roderiberg, QCCHIL-rr1gliQONE-ACT PLAY CAST: Dorothy lanzen, Robert Hensley, James Mirick, Phyllis Kennedy, Alice Smith, loan Nightingale, SISATED: Deloris liege, Mary Ann Farber, The Halstead High School enter- tained the MKL Forensics Festival this year. In it we entered a dramatic reading by Jan Gradinger, a humorous reading by Joan Nightingale, an after dinner speech by Dorothy Janzen, and a standard oration by Louise Rodenberg. Toastmaster for the after dinner speeches was Phillip Jacka. Jan Gradinger and Louise Roden- berg went to the District Tourney at Wichita and from there Jan went to the State Forensics at Lawrence. The One-act play, Dark Star, under the direction of Miss Wright, was presented in the MKL Play Festival held at Nickerson. Compliments of FARMERS CO-OP GRAIN 81 MERC. CO. Scenes from Dark t MUSIC fggggi Ig' ff' -if l T WB The music department, under the direction of Frank Malambri, consisted of three large organizations--the band, the mixed chorus, and the girls' glee club--six ensembles, and numerous soloists, both instrumental and vocal. The Pride and joy of Halstead, the high school band, resplendent in their new blue and grey uniforms, participated in numerous events during the '51-'52 season. They marched in the Hutchinson State Fair parade and took part in the K. S. T. C. Emporia and Wichita U Band Days. The band played and performed for all the home football games and provided a pep band at all the home basketball games and pep rallies. They marched in BAND the annual Santa Claus parade and held exchange concerts with Sedgwick later in the year. Highlights of the year for the band were the Mid-Winter Concert and the Spring Formal Concert, held in the high school auditorium. The department entered twenty-one groups and solos in the MKL Music Festival and twenty-four in the District Festival. By getting l ratings, nine soloists and three ensembles qualified to go to the State Music Contest held at Emporia. Out of these twelve entries, four won highly superior ratings, six won superior ratings, and two won excellent ratings. BOTTOM ROW: Kay Robuck, Phyllis Kennedy, Joyce Brown, Mildred Talbott, Patricia Smith, Alice Smith, Joan Nightingale, Jane Schultz, Mary Jo Huebert, Jan Gradinger, Carolyn Sundbye, SECOND ROW: Patsy Hill, Helen Schroeder, Shirley Unruh, Marilyn Santee, Anita Sundbye, Mary Jo Sumpter, William McDowell, Mary Gradinger, Janet Peckenschneider, Paul Penner, Mary Niles, THIRD ROW: Mr, Malambri, Directorg Phillip Jacka, Burnell Smith, Bob Foster, Joyce Unruh, Beverly Schowalter, Arlen Winsky Gary Call, Carol Keller, Helen Jane Pjesky, Thelma Yung, Dorothy Janzen, BACK ROW: Lora Pjesky, Bobby Lee, James Janzen, Bob Jacka, Dorothy Robins, Jimmy Vaughn, Curtis McDowell, Beth Wiebe, Ann Hill, Wilbur Smith, Marlene Winsky, 'mf Q? 1' , I1 'T' 'Z 'Fr if my 'Q .lg :A W A 3' 'V '- 4 3' 359 i 'r - ' fi . , L , 'af -5' 'B' 15' -5' 3 ' rv 'T' W V w va ' V1 1 ? 3 5 ? Q W W 3 :gi GA QQ' v 'f' -5' -uf if: 19 ' 1 . 'V V W W W 'V' 'V A' . -M 8 Eg -' Q, 3, 5 Q5 Q9 ?5 5 :' N F H- 1 , C A 1 A1 Q? 5 if-17 -of N gn 9 . - V A Q 1? v lj V v ' Q ' Y ' 'L A P ' 2, as 45 51 27 1 -ff 4 v' , t Cymp qf D151-3 as Q 1 . CA-aH canon + V f 'm if W .fi lm f Q 6 1- .n N Vw. N I7 ff ' 81 I Jan Gradinge r Dorothy Janzen THEY BACK R Z l' v ., '-,N 4-ui' 1 . I- , Joan Nightingale Compliments of MANTELE DEPARTMENT STORE Halstead Bank Cheering our team on to MKL, and state championships were the Dragonettes, sponsored by Miss fix Vena Wright. Besides helping with homecoming activities, the Dragonettes held numerous pre-game bonfire rallies will followed by parades and cheering downtown, sponsored pep assemblies and sold car tags. There were thirty-five girls in pep club. They were under the able leadership of Alice Smith, presidentg Katherine Keller, Vice-president, Ann Hill, Secretary-treasurer, Thelma Yung, Reporterg Louise 4 Rodenberg, Student Council Repre- sentative. Cheerleaders were J-an DRAGONETTE OFFICERS: Ann Hill, Alice Smith, Thelma Gradinger, Dorothy Janzeny and Yung, Louise Roclenberg, and Katherine Keller, Joan Nightingale. 0 R Compliments of WOODWOR TH HARDWARE PEP CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Joyce Unruh, Patricia Parsons, Mary Jo Huebert, Carolyn Sundbye, Avis Wilmore, Deloris l-lege, Carol Keller, Patricia Smith, Miss Wright, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: Joyce Brown, Beverly Scho- walter, Mary Gradinger, Kay Robuclr, Evelyn Hoffer, Katherine Keller, Betty Rupp, Helen Schroeder, Katherine Mayfield, Sandra Bickel, Carole Berger, BACK ROW: Mary K. Niles, Alice Smith, Bernita Graff, Dorothy Eckel, Elda Faye Koehn, Louise Rodenberg, Arlene Ropp, Julie Weber, Ann Hill, VA. Bernita Graff fAttendantD Mildred Talbott QQueenj, Deloris I-lege fAttendantJ Football Captain Howard Fleetwood crowning Football Queen Mildred Talbott. The Royal Party including Glenn Rirnbey with queen attendant Deloris I-lege, Kenny Berger with Queen Mildred Talbott and Captain Howard Fleetwood, and Bernita Graff with escort Edwin Talbott. .ag , . L' ' Q r ' rw' if N f-4 f. ff -, . -a N. , W ,N . V I f- -,. 1 ' '. - il - - Compliments of AI..lSON'S FLOWER SHOP l O A A BOTTOM ROW: Donald Stutzman, Phillip Mirick, Tony Vierthaler, John Nightingale, Wilbur Smith, Jim Berger, and Burnell Smith, SECOND ROW: Stanley Berger, James Rodenberg, Jerry Mueller, James Ianzen, Gary Wright, Kenneth Berger, Robert Hensley, Forrest Ewy, and Phillip Bansemer, THIRD ROW: James Hefling, Glenn Rimbey, John Stutzman, Harold Unruh, Frank Smith, Howard Fleetwood, Gerald Koehn, Alfred May- field, and Assistant Coach Neal Shaw, BACK ROW: Coach Clinton Hill, James Pepper, Captam James Mirick, Robert Farber, Edwin Talbott, Max Stahlheber, Jack Salisbury, Ronald Howard Fleetwood Houser, and Superintendent C, M, Shenk, FUOTBALL The Dragons, by tying Moundridge in their final garne, tied for second place in the Mid Kansas League. Losing only to We Made A Touchdown' ' ' Pretty Prairie and Nickerson, Halstead upheld five wins, two losses, and one tie throughout the season. Compliments of , ABSTGN'S DAIRY I V , S5 , C Q. Q f I r 'iN , X. M 43 8 The Halstead Dragons after taking first place in the Mid-Kansas League, went to the district tournament at Haven to add to their credit two wins and one loss plus an invitation to the regional tournaments at Moundridge. From that point on, the Dragons went to the State Basket- ball Tournament at the 'oteriof new Hutchinson Siports X H the X Arena to be the first Sbovvog winner to play on the A gave new floor and the first Qaysiea title holders of the Class Xndtaff um. B State Championship. . we 039 06 durqngead gqfo CC aa 5 at we Compliments of RICHARDSON'S FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS, BOTTOM ROW: Jim Will, Jim Mirick, Gerald Koehn, John Will, Edwin Talbott, Dale Dick, Howard Fleetwood, Harold Unruh, BACK ROW: Stanley Berger, Manager: Gary Wright, Burnell Smith, Ronald Iloiiser, James Pepper, Merrill Coy, Robert Hensley, Clinton Hill, Coach. NOT PRESENT IS: Max Stahlcber and Frank Smith, .-if K 1 3 5? W ' if 2,9 .i f w h, qi -5 X TALE 'SWS ig ,, .. A . W3 fc tags 3 v spy vu W.,.,3 ' 2:2 25: Q if Tjfff 65, -1' .., :- T5 t' ,ji-Lg l , . . Y . wg J-. an wk M X X. -miMAL5Tiq i 55 af 5 2 ggi' 5 M ' Mufti , 53.21-ff' R Q! if 'C xv pea. T tl LJ E fyji iid BOTTOM ROW: Frank Smith, Bob Hensley, Stanley Berger, Howard Fleetwood, Phil Bansemer, Alfred Mayfield, BACK ROW: Coach Hill J' ' , im Pepper, josh Talbott, Max Stahlheber, Ronnle Houser, Jerry Koehn, Earl Krehbiel, This year's track team was one of the most successful in the history of H. H. S. After placing third in the M. K. L. Track Meet RACK TEAM nl' we won the Hutchinson Invitational Meet, and took first at the Regionals in Beloit. With only six men participating, we tied for th' ' ird place inthe Class B State Track Meet, held in Wichita, May 16 and 17. Indivi the state meet are as follows: Josh Talbott won first in the 880 yds. race, Ronnie Houser took third in the mile run, and the Medley, consisting of Alfre Mayfield, Imax Stahlheber, Howard Fleetwood, and Bob Hensley, took second. dual records for r .tr v '- 'ev' Ann' d Compliments of REV. L. A. HABEGGER FRIEND Ol? THE SCHOOL. wg 'Si .M ,V ,..f:. iv-H il..- . - r ' 1 I ' A ' -. 'Kl'xi-wiv--Q, A- L. ' ' l. fav, as 1 J' Scene taken at the A11-Sports Banquet of the speakers' table showing guest speaker Coach Jack Gardiner i-n center with Ed Maleis, president of the Lions Club which sponsored the banquet, PORT BA QUET Football Basketball Track Cheerleaders Senior Band Members at his left. at or Forensics L rain Ch Sack C336 Courage Q Goa nan S Compliments of Manha 29 THE HALSTEAD LIONS CLUB .in-3, 4 5 Jug and Bottle Band in Senior As s embly Grouchcss Parks Uoan Nightingalej interviews Jcrry Koehn in a Pep Club Assembly. X ' , . I I 9: 1 'J k Q 1 fx W ' 4 , K L i 5,1-jk .- 5,-- vi- l'?:'5 1 , A' , Q 1 ' lk 1 iq ' V . ,, .X -3- Q g I .5 V . 1 : , ' V K3! If 1 1' -f'-'S -tax 'Q 51 51-fi Y-Teen Valentine Party Compliments of BUTLER'S REXALI.. 30 and HALSTEAD LAUNDRY 1 ' ' X I Wm, Jangix Maw . X710 e ' S e8kC1 5 ria!YX'3LiHi1i,YCi,SfQ'EXX?2CObSOn. P 1:0 Y an Scene from the skit, Treasure Island. BANQUET E3 Ili Quartette singing THE THING. Gentlemen, seat your ladies. Mary Ann singing Red Sails in th Sunset. Compliments of MALLEIS STORE Scholarship, Leader- ship, Service, and Character earn their reward in every school. National Honor Society provides for out- standing students the dis- tinction they deserve, These four seniors were initiated into the Society at an assembly on May 9, and later attended the annual National Honor Society Banquet given in their honor at the high school May l0. Jan Gradinger Mary K. Niles Beth Wiebe James Will Compliments of MOFFATT'S JEWELRY ATIO AL H0 OR UCIETY 32 'av- iii BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phillip Jacka, Ioan Nightingale, Ada Mae Buller, Edwin Talbott, Paul Penner, John Will, Alfred Mayfield, Jan Gradinger, Glenn Rimbey, SECOND ROW: Max Stahlheber, Dorothyjanzen, john Ross, Mildred Talbott, Phillip Bansemer, Evelyn l-loffer, James Hefling, Deloris Hege, Jack Salisbury, BACK ROW: Forrest Ewy, Thelma Yung, John Stutzman, Mary K, Niles, Howard Fleetwood, Kenneth Berger. Alice Smith, Beth Wiebe, James Will. Kenneth Stewart is not pictured, Baccalaureate Commencement Processional . .Instrumental Ensemble Processional . .Instrumental Ensemble Invocation . . . Rev. Loris Habegger Invocation .... Rev. Daniel Lynch Green Cathedral ...... Hahn Vocal Solo . I Love Thee . . Grieg Girls' Glee Club Mary Ann Farber Sermon ..... Rev. Richard Klein Address .... Dr. Paul B. Lawson Lady of Fatima .... Gollahon University of Kansas, Lawrence Girls' Glee Club Presentation of the Class . C. M. Shenk Benediction . . . Rev. Paul Holmes Superintendent of Schools Recessional . .Instrumental Ensemble Presentation of Diplomas . A. J. Willm President of the Board of Education Flute Solo Concerto in D Major Mozart Mary Jo Huebert Benediction .... Rev. Daniel Lynch Recessional . .Instrumental Ensemble SHEF'S SALES AND SERVICE HETZEL DRY CLEANERS, Newton 33 , W , ff xg -s.-vll f 'x I ll' 'Url fm' 5 Relaxing? HOME AGAIN! I' ati If X -l ' ' 0 tix! . X x ,L '-.t.. '9 U i a. y 52,333 - Little C hi ef E I 2 1 Q. and Squaw 0 R TRIP if Magnolia Blossom 0 11 f'!.yfv-E .i Pi Posing Aboard Ship Louisiana Capitol Q N-, La, Capitol v XIX Grounds Vicksburg Cemetery O .,, Hitch-hikeI ?, Lois Lehman Y X Qlfw- ' - - il IBD! A 5 ,T A 1653!-ef'i! H! 1' .., mzrfffv ' xulrks, - . N L , . 'E' ' ' '- 'lf ' . ' ' , K , I utxxw ar. F if 4g 1 A fd? , .S in I li N ' ' V l Q ' ' ' ' 'f' Glenn and Live Male Quartet Trophy SOP White L' river LV At Ease! Rest Stop! . . , , -' '!',L A- . - 795- f fr. ' is . lm, ! P -J sk K jul' N l. A A wg' 14 , -X Unit: 1 Q H I ,Hu I A . , tv 'Ulu' . fy A .4 :jf v ' ' 'XM Compliments of X GRILL L E, L. Hirschler , -hge, We Had To Do This One Again The Shenks Studious Mary! I I N 3 Lvkkl 15, i Q .l XL .. K ,1 A K A ' A m XGQT L. T Us- .1 .f if?'N',f wit , . 1 K 51' ss ' 'Ti i wg :' V' - in ' A 4,..s u Making Old Into New True Love! ll All Eyes On The Ball! N fa g 3, y 1 .U T 14-1-T e if-ff' wm a ' sn. 'ff ' M 1 ,, ,T .' v , K -. L 5 v L. V T 'T V TTS LT :g -vs ,. . gg E 4 EQ -4, 'T A ' 'if' :f.....,.-4.,. 'z 1' ,' A , . ,, -ww'-Jw -X3 5 -: 4--, Here Comes The Ball! Hen Party Hit 'Em e,,l AIC.. Noon Hour Gossip Thelma and Her Putt! BOhf1'5 HOtI'0Cl NO- 13 Unemployment Line? '? ? ll ain ! 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