Halstead High School - Dragon Yearbook (Halstead, KS)

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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

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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

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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