Halstead High School - Dragon Yearbook (Halstead, KS)

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1 m FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Janzen, Linda Hall, Carol Ewy, Barbara Hughes, Conna Berger, Janet Peckenschneider, Marilyn Santee, Donna Partrid e, Judy Unruh, Judy Lehman, Anita Estrada. SECOND ROW: Doris Bansmer, Twila Klassen, gnita Sundbye, Sharon Hensley, Janene llopkins, Marilyn Deem, Pat Friend, Betty Thomas, Mary Jo Sumpter, Pat Ward, Judy Redinger, Joan llnrnh. THIRD ROW: Ruth Ewy, Linda Weber, Dorothy Koehn, Marilyn Stewart, Elizabeth Mueller, Pat Thonias, Judy Buller, Carol Stutzman, Judy Dillman, Margaret Gaeddert, Georgia Boese, Joyce Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Geist, Neva Stoner, Martha Powell, Susan Small, Sue Berger, Janice Spore, Pat DuBois, Norma Smith, Helen Pjesky, Joan Bullet, Pamela Mueller, Sponsor Miss Nelligan. Y-'PEE The Girls Club of Halstead was organized on October 7, 1919, by Mrs. Vernard. Between the years 1919, and 1924, the name was of- ficially changed to Girl Reserve and in 1947 to Y-Teens. The highlights of the present year have been Fall Conference at Ellsworth, and Mother-Daughter Banquet. Our activities this year included used book sale, Scrapbook for the Phillipines, World Week of Prayer, Waterrnelon Feed for the new girls, picnic for the Hi-Y, and Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter Assemblies. Sponsor again this year were Miss Nelligan and Mrs. Geist. Y-TEEN CABINET: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sponsor Miss Nelligan, Judy Unruh, Treasurer Betty Thomas, Secretary Helen Pjesky, Vice-President Marilyn Santee, President Janet Peckenschneider, Mar Jo Sumpter, Sponsor Mrs. Geist. STANDING: Donna Partridge, Margaret Gaeddert, Janene Hopliins, Pat DuBois, Pat Thomas, Pat Friend, Donna Partridge.

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Everett Weesner, Mike Gradinger, John Snyder, Jeff Roper, Larry Berger, Larry Abston, Jerry Keller, Alvin Moffatt, Merle Winsky, SECOND ROW: Gary Call, David Unruh, Jerry Buller, Billy Groves, Jerry Hefling, Dean McWilliams, Bill Lohmeyer, Don Dick, Bill Yung, Ralielgh Unruh, Bob Foster, Darrell Stoner, LeRoy Ewy. THIRD ROW: Jim Stein, Dale Sheffler, al Million, Orville Voth, Fred Hoffer, Curt McDowell, Carl Truitt, Richard Jantz, Gene Ropp, John Schowalter, Figge Kaufman, Dick Krehbiel, Sam Warren. I-OURTI-I ROW: Sponsor, Mr, Lehman, Chris Buller, Ted Wright, Johnny Farber, Bob Nightingale, Maurice Penner, Ronald Bachman, Terry Masterson, Bob Truitt, Ralph Abston, Jim Vaughn, Daryl Dielman, Charles Pokorny, Harold Toevs, Bob Lee, Sponsor Mr, Shaw, 7 Compliments of - FARMERS CO-OP This is the 37th year that Halstead has had an active Hi-Y Club. The club was started in 1919, by Carl K. Nelson and has been very active ever since. Among the many activities conducted by the club are swim- ming parties a watermelon feed for Hi-Y members, films, and guests speakers. For money making and basketball games. CARE packages and to munity. Sponsors this year projects the Hi-Y sells pop at football This money goes for such projects as help needy families in our local com- were Mr. Shaw and Mr. Lehman. Ill-Y CABINET: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Lehman, Don Dick, Ronald Baclnnan, President Daryl Dielinan, Treasurer Bob Foster, Ralph Abston, Mr. Shaw. NOT PICTURED: Vice-President Jackson Powell, Secretary Glen Hall.

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Powell, Masterson, Hill, Toevs 880 RELAY TEAM--The 880 RELAY TEAIVI Compiled a very enviable re- cord this year. Their most note- worthy acconiplishments were firsts at the Emporia Relays, Hutchinson Invitational, Mid-Kansas Meet, Re- gional, and State. They won third at ttawa, the only time all season that they were defeated. While winning at the state nieet, they posted a time of 1:33. 6 to break their own school re- cord which they had broken three times previously. 'S 1, Toevs, Dielman, Powell, Hill MEDLEY RELAY TEAM--These four boys won the medley relay at the state meet in the time of 3:33. 9, a new school record. Although often com- posed of different boys, the medley team was a consistant point winner. They won at Emporia, Mid-Kansas Meet, and the State, placed second at Hutchinson Invitational, and Re- gional. Don Dick was the regular half-miler in the medley, but could not run in the state meet because of illness. TRACK HAROLD TOEVS--Harold Toevs was a sure five points for his team in his specialty, the broad jump, throughout the season. He leaped his all time best at the league meet. His jump of ZZ'9 3f-4 ranked him as the third best high school jumper in the state. Harold exceeded ZZ' on three other oc- casions. Compliments of MASTERSON' S STORE 36