Halstead High School - Dragon Yearbook (Halstead, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1957 volume:

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MW 3, Aufvewvm wi O? mx? 90 xxflizades 9u'L,'.1 LUCYLE .TEWETT Office Secretary New R Q 0 In UDe - qaedn' , Plntendle, Ien ADMINISTRATION Board of Education SEATED: Orville Haury, Directorg Orville Hess, Treasurer, STANDING: Avy Masterson, Clerk. SC HROEDER'S GARAGE FACULTY MISS BEST MISS BUSER Vocal Music English- Speech Sponsor: Pep Club Sponsor: lkamatics Junior Class MRS. GEIST Home Economics-Health Sponsor: Y-Teen Senior Class MR, REIMER MISS SPANGLER English-Journalism Commerce in-A Assistant Coach Driver's Training Sponsor: Sophomore MR. HILL Manual Training Head Coach Sponsor: Junior Class MR, KLIPPENSTEIN MR, LEHMANN Mathematics Science Sponsor: Sophomore 1 9 5 7 Sponsor: Freshman Freshman Class MASTERSON'S SUPPLY MISS NELLIGAN MR. MALAMBRI History Department Instrumental Music Sponsor: Y-Teens Sponsor: Pep Club -ML 'in 1 ii jizz S .gn ., , .-QQ., . .rx X 34 , V Q' 967' .I .1 'V' . x!,f3'1f'iN il Lvfhglij . fi ,. ',1f'-l'. Y , -sv '1 ap ' V f QM f --Kmiq. , f lyk. -iu'g,,,-, 'Nav -,U u.- :WM ,114 Ma , n gp ' .xv I A' The three Stooges. ll I . A Q. -I ..5., iw Ill: Qs MM Q 'N uf My l P 3 kv Qs- X,., Nd? 2 . S .1 'Z ' Q ,figfk 4 Qi MA ii ,.....- --...Q gg' 4 Q ggi -is 'ft SA wx' MS W 5 wa, -. . k:iFYx 5 ze, QQ:9g,-- - W SENIORS Awww MAURICE PENNER President Class President 4: Student Council 4: HivY 1, 2, 3,4-: Student Council Repre- sentative 4: Band 1,2,3,4: Ensembles 4: Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4: Boys Glee 4: Football 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3: Junior and Senior Plaly Stage Manager: Homecoming scort 4: Letterman's Club 4. JUDY UNRUH Secretary Class Secretary 4: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4: Cabinet 3,4: Treasurer 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4: Girls Glee 2,3,4: Dragonettes l,2,3,4, President 4: Librarian 4: Junior Plazy 3: Senior Pla 4: Coronation Attendant : Dragon Staffy4. DENIS HILL Vice- President 4: Ensembles 3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Boys Glee 3: Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Play 4: Homecoming Escort 4: Coronation President 4- 1956 State Track Team BOB NIGHTINGALE Treasurer Class Treasurer 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Boys Glee 1,2: Librarian 4: Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2: Homecoming Escort 4: Most Eligible Bachelor King 4. HAL MILLION Cheerleader Class Vice-President 1: Cheerleader 2,4: Hi-Y 2,3,4: Librarian 4: Football 1,2,3,4: Track 2: 4: Letterman's Club 4. MARGARET GAEDDERT Student Council Representative Class President 2, Secretary 1, Student Council Representative 4: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4: Cabinet 3,4: Band 1, 2,3, 4, Vice-President 4: Solo 3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Girls Glee 1,2,3,4: Girls Trio 3,4: Girls Triple Trio 1,2: Dragonettes 3,4, President 3: Cheerleader 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: One-Act Play 2,4: Forensics 1,2,3,4: Homecomindg Queen 4: Dragon Staff 4. fYears 1 an 2 spent at Pretty Prarie.J Class Vice-President 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 2, Student Council Representative 3: Student Council 3.4: Band l,2,3,4: Student Council Representative Captain 4: Track 1,2,3,4: Junior Play 3: Senior Attendant 3: Dragon Staff 3: Letterman's Club 4, Junior Play State Manager: Coronation Attendant SENIORS it FOOD BOWL DENNIS VARIETY RALEIGH UNRUH Class Cheerleader 2: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2: Boys Glee 1,2: Foot- ball 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,4: Letterman's Club 4, RICHARD KREHBIEL Class Student Council Representative 2: Student Council 2: l-li-Y 1,3,4: Cabinet 1: Band 1: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Football 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3: Track 3,4: Dragon Staff 4: Letterman's Club 4. fYears 1,2 at Kansas City,j MARY JO SUMPTER Class President 3, Secretary 1, Treasurer 1, Student Council Representative 2: Student Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4: Y- Teens 1,2,3,4: Cabinet 3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4: Ensembles 1,2,3,4: Solo 1,2,3,4: Girls Glee 1,2,4: Girls Sextette 2: Girls Triple Trio 4: Dragonettes 1, 2, 3.4: Cheerleader 3,4: Librarian 3,4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: Coronation Queen 1: Dragon Staff 3.4. TERRY MASTERSON Student Council 4, Vice- President 4: Hi-Y 1,2, 3.4, President 4: Band 1,2,3,4: Ensembles 3.4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Boys Glee 1,2: Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: One-Act Play 3: Forensics 4: Coronation King 1: Letterman's Club 4: 1956 State Track Team, DAVID WARDLAW Hi-Y 1,4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4: Boys Glee 1,2.3: Basketball 3: Basketball Captain 3: Track 1,2,3: Forensics 4: Dragon Staff 4: Letterman's Club 4: fYear 3 was spent at Americus.j DONNA PARTRIDGE Student Council 4: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4: Cabinet 3,4, Secretary 4: Band 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4: Girls Glee1,2, 4:Dragonettes l,2, 3, 4: Librarian 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Dragon Staff 4. MOFFATT'S JEWELRY DONNA KAY BERGER Class Secretar 3, Treasur- er 3: Student Council 4: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4: Cabinet 3,4, Vice- President 4: Band 1,2,3,4: Ensembles 4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Girls Glee 1,2,4: Dragon- etts 1,2,3,4: Cheerleader 3,4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Forensics 3: Home- coming Attendant 3,4: Dragon Staff 4. RONALD BACHMAN Class Vice- President 3: Student Council 1,3,4, President 4: l-Ii-Y 1,2, 3,4: Student Council Represen- tative 3: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Boys Glee 2,3: Boys Quartet 2,3: Football 1, 2,3,4, Captain 3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Homecoming Escort 3: Cornation King 2: Dragon Staff 3: Letter- man's Club 4, PATRICIA FRIEND Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. Cabinet 3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Solo 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4: Girls Glee 1, 2,3,4: Dragonettes l,2,3,4, Vice-President 2: Junior Play 3: Senior Play Stage Manager 4: Forensics 2,3: Old Maid Queen 4 Dragon Sta 4, CHARLES PUKORNY Class President 1: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. Secretary 4: Band 1,2,3,4: Ensembles 4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,4: Bo Glee 2: Football 4: Football Manager 3: Junior gay 3: Senior Play 4: One'Act Play 3, 4: Forensics'4: Letterman C ub 4. JERRY HEFLING Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4: Librarian 4: Football 4, Track 1,2,3,4: Letterman's Club 4. ORVILLE VOTH Hi-Y 1,2,3,4: Football 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2: Track 1,2,3: Letterman's Club 4. GARY CALL Hi-Y 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4, President 4: Solo 1,2,3,4: Ensembles 3,4: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Boys Glee 1,2,3, 4: Boys Quartet 3,4: Football 2: Footbal Manager 4: Track 2: Forensics 4: Dragon Staff 4. FRED HOFFER Class Vice-President 2: Cheerleader 1: Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Forensics 4: One-Act Play 4 CURTIS McDOWELL Student Council 4: Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4, Treasurer 4: Band 1,2,3,4: Treasurer 4: Solo 1,2,3,4: Ensembles 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Boys Glee 1, 2,3,4: Bo Quartet 2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Hack 1, 2, 3,4: Lette-.rman's Club 4: Secretary 4, Treasurer 4. GLORIA BERGER Y-Teens l,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,4: Girls Glee l,2,3,4: Dragonettes 4. fYears 1, 2,3, were spent in Newton.j PATRICIA DuBOlS Class President 2: Student Council 2.4: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3 4 President 4- Band 2,3,4, Solo 2.3.4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Girls Glee 1,2,3,4: Girls Trio 2,3,4: Girls Triple Trio 1: Dragonettes 1,2,3,4: Treasurer 3: Student Council Representative 2 , 4: Librarian 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Hagan Staff 4, VICTORY LOCKER PETE S BARBER SHOP Aren 't Mary Io and Margaret over-working themselves a bit? 11 I., And Maurice is the of our class and Charles makes an awful good assistant. L book at those girls dishes. Won't the make good wives'?' Pat, please don't Charles all shook, doesn't like girls. SENIOR SNAPS Donna Ka , are you typin for oumalxsm P fi storm with those or a etter? potatoes. 'President' If it isn't yak, yak it's Eipe, gripe, right Den ?' dry Y Look at Pat stir up a Are those dishes going to get you down, onnie? s Charge him doub e Gloria. Richard, are you competing in an American beauty contest? Xsw' 3 . .- C Terry ls all by his lonesome for a change. Where are all your girls or is Kenny the best you can do? Hal, my you have an Does your own cook- exciting look on your ing make you feel face. Did you enjoy that bad Curt? that paper drive? get HALSTEAD RECREATION No wonder we didn 't have much He HALSTEAD LAUNDRY food left over, Right Gary or are the mumps in season? E ww ' . -5 Qtgsffii 'Q,f,'j,g 1 'he sm., CAMPUS 'fshall we GSUCBT' W SCE Male clo the: models! Tl NES aiolvsv 8Uldenti????'? X 5? L sg? you 'te mdking a scene Rnnnie. K x ..,. - . mf' ,,,,,, .1.fMY ' if ., 'A .'i 'W' A. ,mQ i L fx!-f: I' 'I+ , Q X Q 4 Q KK 'N V999 m TEA ROOM me el' . . - Oh those Pounds Pat' QU- Richard Jantz Anita Sundbye JUNIOR CLASS Ioan Unruh Ralph Abston Doris Bansemer ' Bill Yung Carol Ewy Linda Hall Sharon Hensley Judy Lehman lnuisa Koehn Keith Coy Gary Shive Nancy Rate , I erry Bullet Judy Dillman Sam WHICH Linda Weber Merle Winsky Larry Berger Virginia Dorothy Janzen Koehn Dale Sheffler Judy Buller Johnny Farber y Marilyn Stewart Susan Small B111 Willm Georgia Boese Ariona Giesbrecht Bill Mayfield SUPHOMURES . - k, 'fn Awww C3101 StlltZIIl3.Il Ianeng Ham-y SOPHOMCRE CLASS Q Larry Ab8t0ll LeR0y Ewy Jeff Roper Ruth Ewy Patricia Ward Mike Gradinge: Marilyn Deem Bob Truitt Jerry Keller Norma Graber Pamela Mueller Sue Berger -J , - Janiee Spore William Arens Alvm Mofatt Everett Car0l Koehn Weesner Barbara Tw1l1a Klassen Hughes zabeth Mueller Chris Buller John Snyder Dorothy Young Jun Stern Shrrley Girk Ronme Becker Judy Redinger Vifg ie Nightingale Dean Carpenter Elsie Nightingale Ruth Rea David Bisoni Tom Unruh Larry Martens Stanley Robuck FRESHMAN CLASS Mary Ann Heidebrecht Joel I-lefling Pamela Dettweiler L an Rate Em-Ie Powell V1 fm, Carole Steele Bill' Partridge Janet Mahan Mike McCusker Leona Smith William Pokomy Anna Marie Regier Karen Unruh Lawrence Marak l Larry Bohn Glen Voth Barbara ward Johnny Wright Bill warren Mike Wardlaw Kenneth Robuck Helen Bullet Dick Hysom Gary Unruh Doris Lehman Jackie Winsky Bill Smith John Keller ESHMAN INITIA 7, QV' ON if Is it funny Glenn? 9 , Is this hair- do your own creation Ruth?' Freshmen Class posing for the class portrait Aren't they beautifu1? ik' fu' qs , 1 ,+I A It xg Q A new trio combination K rleage don .t m b -- ta-ke Dizkfby WU-'Pers Young love f La Y and Joe? LOHMEYER OIL CO. M7 g Clgopatra Mahan :als Larfyaor Lan- elta . Lowly Freshmen bowing to the Royal Seniors UNRUH SERVICE L I B R A R I A N S PEOPLE'S CASH GROCERY LIBRARIANS STANDING: Bil1Wi1lm, LeRoy Ewy, Hal Million, Gary Call, Carol Stutzman, Judy Unurh, Sam Warren, Bob Iglghtislgale, Donna Partridge, Larry Abston. SITT G: ary Io Sumpter, Linda Hall, Pat DuBois, Miss Nelligan. The H H S Llbrary has been well organ- ized under the eleven student librarians Under the direction of Miss Nelligan they students who have donated time have been greatly appreciated by the student body and faculty j' members . The three student proiectionist, under Mr. Klippenstein have also given their time in helping the teachers set up the proiector and show films to their classes. They are to be commended for their excellent work also. Riagg PROIECTIONISTS: Fred Hoffer, Bill Wi1Im, Larry Abston, Mr. Klippenstein. . ssl ig have met once a month to discuss ways to improve the library. The eleven W-rf: f P R O J E C T I 0 N I S T S STEIN FURNISHING NNW qs' 1 as-ri ' ' s . A Y . s ian wie .s T ps , al s- me a,. A ,....a fssirmgas ew? s T QQ L ,. .,, f- 6 Dom Befgefi -mr sMrMs:i,i1s1MafMsa :Id A nh.. ' - ' 17' - f , ivan s Luo' I VV 6 gm and th Journalism, as a subject, was new this pear. There were nine members in the class first semester Igestalvl:-mm .be nw, and eleven second semester, The class pub ished the H, H, S, Dragon News and prepared the annual for . ..Nob0dyli B. publication, The students in the class changed the name of the school paper from The Echo which ' Seem, ml :humhes t was the name of the last school paper published in 1951. rgotfen ADM .chad 'K The editor of the Dragon News was Pat DuBo1s and the business manager was Mary Jo Sumpter. nv 'V so 8 ' The annual was made up b the co-editors, Mar Jo Sum ter and Mar aret Ann Gaeddert. The 'Bm' f 099' N . Y Y P fs . ., A 3 'PW ' business manager was Judy Unruh, B S 5 E110 hgh school human to be mhls two or three asgemhlies te, also the bicftxxrea oi the and theliiyliiatory he dxlaiisfthe imma inas- nestlng on November 1931 e a. panel of high school nembers which will discuss bool problems swim' the an vouns ones sue mas as Brssan5sgzsp,ie.1 p , n,ss Q s wanna: tion all girl!! Tlxerefs to Hafwkenasalymce, spousorf' ou12BQ-15118 pchwa 1 er 1685 in e1plhg smother bfigllflll s ef peace- le ruler. ,lzimei to oodwb-yes bundled is home- Tiegnmfy lparents xtmis ap- ance as e from Iva Great arranged lbqy Rimsky mkev. Also included in the I program is U. S. Air Force S Crawford. l . 'Vocal music numbers wi This in my Cou'ntry'5 Jaco! 1351896 by 'Scotts Hi-Ho N1 'I-Ionief, and' English tolkseq ranged vby Charles: Carol c Bells , a Cthritsmas munclrerfby tovich arranged 'by ,Wiohoush Believe , 9, popular religious t arranged by H: R. 'Wlilson : Sit Servam, ,a Negro Spritual arrx R-1 In this number ,an 'Hass solo wil he few Nrorus, directs 58 mem! l h if ' 1- 11' ' X ' J YGB , ' 5 Prater action: Thilfsill ldbntail nt or vocal g YOU SO May J09 9-Non ann EAD ' IGH I H 'E?YN11inf !E3B9x WMQ4U fN?W?s 'EMU -4. 'L ianrkiuuumvnll th!!-in 'A-. lgraghmc 'mn' nl' . 8' : The Sadie Hawkins dance was Q sponsored by the iournalism class as 9 a money making proiect. King and a friend. Some dancing. The candidates for the best OLD MAID and the best OLD BACHELOR were chosen by the Y-Teens, Hi-Y, Pep Club, and H-Club. The winners were selected by penny votes, which were put into iars. The clance was held on November 16, 1956, and persons attending were charged admittance, determined by the length of his foot and charged one cent per inch . Those attending were to wear their oldest clothes . Refreshments of apple cider and donuts were sold intermission . during G 1ve -hxm a good P King and Queen. One' at H Get 'SIU , Fred . H Hands off! WOOLCOTT I.G.A. SPORTS AWQWPM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Clinton Hill, Denis Hill, Ronald Bachman, Maurice Penne: Curtis McDowell, Richard Krehbiel, Hal Million, Orville Voth, Raleigh Unruh, Manager Larry Bohn, SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Herb Reimer, Alvin Moffatt, Johnnyl Farber, Ralph Abston, Bill Yung, Merle Winsky, Bob Truitt, Terry Masterson, Bob Nightingale, C arles Pokomy, Jerry Heflingl-1nLa.rry Abston THIRD ROW: Mr. Klippenstein, Gary Unruh, Dick Hysom, Bill Warren, Glen Voth, Jo Snyder, Mike Gradinger, Dean Carpenter, LeRoy Ewy, Jerry Keller, Bob Lee, Bill Smith, Manager Joel Hefling FOURTH ROW: Mr, Gaeddert, Bill Partridlge, Tommy Unruh, David Bisoni, Stanley Robuck, Mike McCusker, Mike Wardlaw, Lymon Rate, enny Robuck, Johnny Wright, Lawrence Marick, Larry Martens, Bill Pokomy, Johnny Keller, 4 FOOTBALL SCORES Opp . Ha lsfead Sedgwick 0 19 Haven I3 0 Moundridge 0 6 Burrfon I2 I8 Pretty Prairie 20 21 Buhler 13 27 Inman 27 7 Nickerson 19 i 3 TOT TTI- ABSTON'S DAIRY 19 Terry Masterson sob W' X6 hgiiifaz' 'I957 Halstead lstead Ha Halstead Halstead Halstead Halstead Halstead Halstead Halstead Halstead Halstead 4 Halstead Halstead Halstead 46 45 42 46 53 63 58 Halstead 49 58 63 69 75 68 52 57 51 Halstead Denis Hill U'11'u17 Ca pta in CAGERS Sedgwick Inm an Moundridge Nickerson Buhler Burrton Haven Pretty Prairie Inm an Sedgwick Moundridge Nickerson Buhler Burrton Haven Pretty Prairie P, P, Invitational Tournament Halstead 60 Attica District Tournament at Halstead Halstead 62 Benton Halstead 68 Towanda RECORD 12 wins - '7 loses R-21 S1311 Richard Jantz KNEELING: Larry Bohn, Joel Helfmg, Managers. FIRST ROW: Alvin Mofatt, Dean Carpenter, Larry Abston, Mike Gradin er, Raleigh Unruh, Keith Coyl, Larry Berger, LeRoy Ewy. SECOND ROW: Coach Hill, Denis Hill, Billg Yung, Bob Nightingale, Ric ard Jantz, Curtis McDowell, Bob Truitt, Ronald Bachman, Terry Masterson. we :M Vx .f'?::-is ? gs PM, , I I ii'l'Sf'i v Ji W..W.g i 1 Dragons warm up before game, tow -- ,. ii A umm USL xy W V L'LL W .L 1 ,W m 31' . uf 5 Sw V 4 , cg Q W A, gf WW! 'WM ivwstiiaf J M, , if 2 Sauk i1iif5f'5 L'XL . I K QQ . 7 ' f if I A Aga! , ., gg Q A A V ,SX A jf: P ' :IQ - i n 4 ' Q if ' i , if if ' - :-,. Er A . i ' , -as '- fy n fxk h - ' A L Xe ' 4' I km 1 A , ' f ' I P V,2. l Ag Q MQ . .,. 5 x W Q 'V Q f , , , Q' ' vf ' f ' -f Q Q Q3 5' 15 ,' V if W . -0' ' Q' gg 1 5 :gig 1 A N V We've got the coach, FIRST ROW: Twila Klassen, Elizabeth Mueller, Ruth Ew , Carol Stutzman, Anita Sundbye, Patricia DuBois, Joan Unruh, Judy Unmh, Lindla Hall, Carol Ewy, Judy Lehman. SECOND ROW: Georgia Boese, Mary Ann Heidebrecht, Janice Spore Pamela Mueller, Susan Small, Marilyn Deem, Janelle Haury, Patricia Friend Donna Partridge, Virginia Janzen, Doris Bansemer. THIRD ROW: Doris Lehman, Barbara Hughes, Canol Steele, Gloria Berger, Karen Unruh, Linda Weber, Barbara Ward, Sharon Hensley, Pa! Ward, Judy Redinger, Dorothy Young. FOURTH ROW: Miss Best, Ruti Rea, Anna Marie Regier, Janet Mahan, Sue Berger, Judy Dillman, Norma Graber, Elsie Powell, Mr, Malambri. S096 eel X3 Miss Best Mr, Malambri ls Everybody A Dragon? H ii X S Z' f. 2 1 FJ .rl . sisu L ll iii' G it l ,heya K In ,Q an aw 7 , .. so I ,si mf , ,... t ,aw A rs r . I ' ,psf X s ' V K W., Ak ACTIVITIES Q f XX v -., 2 .K A J, W , xx ' X' X! Awww 32 :Jw .- I , ff WY?- wu za.:- W4 X' via My af : '- Q A.,.. L, s,.,:Eii. .,..,., K., A Qr . kw Q :wg msbf f' if , , , ww ' M .4 ffffigf 'W W-mm-mmmm M wg mem. QMS. SIN HI-Y ACTIVE DURING YEAR Hi-Y meetings this year were presided over by Terry Masterson . Other officers were LeRoy Ewy, Curt McDowell and Charles Polcorny. This organization of boys were very active during the year with various proiects. They sent a check to CARE to aid in that cause. Finishing out the year they went on their annual swim at the Y.M.C.A. in Hutchinson and also entertained the Y-Teen organization at a picnic in the Harvey County park. Krehhiel, Million, Hoffer and Voth rake care Ronnie Backman helps with the Easter program of the pop selling, one of the several Hi-Y which is sponsored annually by the Hi-Y and projects during t e year. Y-Teens, www 26 wth - . c Q-A - .Hn , . A ' 4 g i It ,.4gQ,fzi gt prayer, world clay of prayer program, Christmas caroling, and save a child care week. Ending the year was a model meeting for new freshmen, and installation of officers ceremony. mf -lf' G , .,s3,,s, . ,Q ww H K N l 1 u , ., , H M . . ' wiv- .HA p I IM ln STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, SITTING: LeRoy Ewy, Bill Pokomy, Maurice Penner, Curtis McDowell, Treasurer, Anita Sundbyeg Vice- President, Terry Mastersong President, Ronald Bachmang Secretary, Mary Jo Sumpter. SECOND ROW: Donna Partridge, Janelle Haury, Mr. Gaeddert, Margaret Gaeddert, Ralph Abston, Pat DuBois, Denis Hill, Donna Berger. The purpose ofthe Student Council is to bridge the gap between students and administration and promote a better understanding of school for all. During this year, STUCO has sponsored the following: football homecoming, Christmas tree and decorations thoughout the school, coke machine, assemblies and lyceums, and school dances after home games Good workers in Stuco, P1aYinS fhfaif Pan in school activities. ,HW V I ri fi r r Preparing for the Do the lights work? Decorating the trees. coronation dance, Puig 2 e ' Q 5 '?7255 I Eff 'Q QM 4 A .J 5? -.g 4.2. HALSTEAD HIGH SCHCOL BAND DRUM MAJORETTE AND TWIRLERS: Janet Mahan, Linda Hall, Carol Cox, Mary Jo Sumpter, Marjean Bisoni, Judy Redinger. The Halstead High School concert band was directed by Mr. Frank Malambri and was made up of 59 students. In September they marched at the Hutchinson State Fair and participated in the Emporia Band Day being the number one band in the parade. In October the marching band participated at Newton for the Bethel College homecoming. For League contest they went to Nickerson on March 26 and received a superior lus rating At Emporia, for district contest, on April 5 they received a highly superior rating. The numbers played on both occasions were, lnvercargill and Finlandia. The band also gave two concerts this year. The first was the mid-winter concert given in November and the other was the spring formal concert given in April. FIRST ROW: Anita Sundb e, Susan Small, Mary Jo Sumpter, Pat DuBois, Judy Lehman, Pamella Mueller, Jeanette Lee, Barbara Call, Ruth Ewy, SECOND ROW: Charles Pokomy, Donna Berger, Linda Weber, Doris Lehman, Gary Call, Terry Masterson, Maurice Penner, David Bisoni, Lymon Rate, LeRoy Eyy, Juldly Redingfr, Janice Spore, Elizabeth Mueller, Ruth Rea, Doris Bansmer, Janelle Haur , Margaret Gaeddert. T RD RO : Carol Cox, Janet Mahan, Nancy Small, Marilyn Deem, Sue Berger, Karen iilnruh, Merle Winsky, Gary Shive, Alvin Moffatt, Everett Weesner, Carol Stutzman, Dick H som, Mary Ann Heidebrecht, Kenny Robuck, John Snyder, Pat Friend, Curtis McDowell, Bill Schowalter, Sam wlirren, Joan Unruh, Shanon Hensley, Linda Hall, Virginia Janzen, Carol Ew , Johnny Farber, Stanley Robuck, Bill Yung, Marjean Bisoni, FOURTH ROW: Mr. Frank Malambri, Bob Lee, Mille McCusker, Nancy Rate, Donna Partridge, Pat Ward, Denis Hill. X' r 3 Q mfs? N ln 4, A as L, 4, ,S ti 5 1 F5 xxx Vocal music was directed by Miss Fran Best and consisted of the sixty-three voice mixed chorus and the girls glee club. The groups went to Haven for the League Music Festival on March li and received highly superior and superior ratings . They also received the same ratings at the District contest held at Emporia on April 5. The songs which were sung on both occasions by the mixed chorus were Consider The Lilies Of The Field and Let There Be Music . The glee club sang We Gather Here and Crystal Night Both groups took part in the Christmas Vespers program and the mixed chorus also gave a Formal spring concert in May. l I Xl ll XX x ff X 1 N f, GIRLS ff f FIRST ROW: Frank Malambri, Mike McCusker, David Bisoni, Bill Partridge, Clyde Younga GaryJUnruh, Mike Wardlaw, LeRoy Ewy, Dick Hysom, Joel Hetlinig, erle insky, Stanley Robuck, Kenney Robuck, Everett Weesner, S COND ROW: A vin Mof att, Jim Stein, B111 Pokomy, Bob Lee, Johnny Farber, Bill Warren, Curtis McDowell, Bob Truitt, Maurice Penner, Gary Call, Mike Gradinger, John Snyder, Jerry Keller. CLUB bfi director C3101 Stu tzm Mt.-Ntaiam . HH, pianist The Boys Glee Club under the direction of Frank Malambri was represented by an Ensemble made up of T5 boys in the League, District, and State music festivals . On March 19, at League contest they received a superior rating. While on April 5, at district contest, they received a highly superior rating giving them a chance to go to the State Contest also held at Emporia . This was held on May 27 Glge Cm, rehearsal and they received a superior rating. FALCON MANUFACTURING CO. WOOD PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING Glee club sings at Christmas program sl We 4' L ,Kai C 0 o05 SP Wye? N wwe' s B 5 f K il ,Jay axafiozlll axxwowo owes gout eww PLAY CAST 668039610 oatmeal Florence . . . . .Judy Unruh Hannibal .... Ronald Bachman Fairy Moy . . Margaret Gaeddert Jeffrey .... Ronald Bachman Mrs. Paddy . . Donna Kay Berger Titus ..... Charles Pokorny Samuel . . . Curtis McDowell Lily Belle . . Donna Partridge Ethel ....... Pat DuBois Miss Willie Dr. Emmett Don't scold too much Mary I0--after all they aren't always responsible. Mary Jo Sumpter . . Denis Hill 4 CT Vo Ule 31-e yOu Sealblylhg for . Dale? PLAY CAST ,FUJI Angelica lAngyD Goetz . Anita Sunbye ook' kfndof Geraldine Uerryl Joyce . . Linda Hall Cora ....... Judy Dielman Gadget ...... Dale Sheffler Jim . . . Ralph Abston Helga ....... Linda Weber Sandra Stone Nanc Rate . . . . y Western Union Messenger. . . . . Sharon Hensley Commander Stone .... Bill Yung VIC CHESKY INSURANCE What kind of a hold do you call this? Jeff Out! to The one-act play The Clad under the direction of Mass Mary Beth Buser received a ll rating at the League and a I rating at the District Forensics Festival. The rating at the State festival was a Il . Member of the cast are Margaret Gaeddert, Charles Pokorny, Fred Hoffer, Jim Stein and Mike McCusker. The following people also competed at the League, District, and State Forensics Festivals: Anita Sundbye, Informative. Speech, Manuscript, Jim Stein, Standard Oration, Ariona Giesbrecht, Oringinal Oration, Nancy Rate, Dramatic Reading, Extemporaneous Mike Gradinger, Humorous, Susan Small, Humorous, Terry Materson, after dinner speech, Margaret Gaeddert, Manuscript. HOMECOMING QUEEN MARGARET ANN Miss Margaret Ann Gaeddert reigned as Queen of the homecoming Festivities which were held October 19. She was crowned during the halftime ofthe Halstead-Pretty Prairie foot- ball game and was the esteemed royal highness for the rest of the game and the homecoming dance. The attendants were Miss Mary Jo Sumpter and Miss Donna Kay Berger with escorts Maurice Penner, Denis Hill Bob Nightingale. The esteemed Co-captains Ronald Bachman and Terry Masterson preformed the honors and the Halstead dragons went to a victory of 21-20 over the Pretty Prairie Bulldogs. 37 MOMENTS . F h.l'I1 IIl't' t' Graduation Day res an 1 la lon District Music Contest at Emporia V Always Remembered Senior Trip Sadie Hawkins Dance I D I Act Your Age Uunior Playj Halstead's own Elvis Annual King and Queen 3rd Place Trophy at District Tournament Christmas Band Party B E R 5 as T Curious Savage fSenior Playj The C1od fOne-Act Playj 4 f vocALGRou s f I: J Miss Be St . 1 DIICCIOI, age' . 1 E Girls W0 a GIRLS TRIO: Margaret Gaeddert, Pat DuBois, Ruth wy. ATTENDING MUSIC CONTEST TRIPLE TRIO: Heidebrecht, Ward, Unruh, Haury, Mueller, Hall, Mueller, Sumpter. 39 Y if 1 a,,w ln.. fa FOUR SENIORS HQN ORED NATIONAL X 'f HQQll0CgY 1 2- 5' 9 Q is 15 Each year the faculty selects outstanding seniors to be members of the National Honor Society. The students are chosen on a basis of character, service, scholarship, and leader- ship. Left to right are: Pat DuBois, Margaret Ann Gaeddert, Denis Hill ln the right picture is Mr. Gaeddert leading the candle lighting ceremohy. The three cutiepies. Elvie and his Guitar Man Charles Porkorny The two little brats! SENIOR ASSEMBLY a t A ALLISON FLOWER SHOP ALBERT JENSON, CONST. 41 Donna Kay and Judy Croonin to Morgan David! Can Can Chorus N Q Smile pretty. Lots of steps to walk right? M! si C Louisiana state capitol. 51 5 S E N Why the blanket Pat??????? Lawn looking down from Louisiana capitol I O R I don't believe it. Coming into Galveston on ferry. Kenny, the driver HALSTEAD FLORAL SHOP HALSTEAD INDEPENDENT 42 what are you up to now? DOI1'I tell y0u're sleeping on the trip. It's a long ways down Donna. Why the bags under your eyes, loria? St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans T R I P How much sleep did you get the night before?. What's that picture ylou're looking at al? Everybody is looking anxious. Ferry dock at Galveston HALSTEAD LUMBER COMPANY J.E. RICHARDSON Aren 't we looking cherry? 43 What is so interesting? CCMMENCEMENT U 'A si fr FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Friend, Margaret Ann Gaeddert, Mary Jo Sumpter, Donna Partridge Gloria Berger, Judy Unruh, Donna Kay Berger. SEC ND ROW: David Wardlaw, GaryOCa11, Denis Hill, Pat DuBois, Marjorie Schmidt, Bob Ngghtingale, Raleigh Unruh, Jerzy Hefiing, THIRD W: Charles Pokomy, Ronald Bachman, Richard Krehbie , Orville Voth, Fred Hoffer, urtis McDowe11, Hal Million, Terry Masterson, Maurice Penner. Congratulations Seniors. SPONSORS Mr, Malambri and Mrs. Geist RUBBER-S LAT DRAPERY CO . I I S h Add P P I C H UIIMMIINUIIMENT B200 F.M, Q I I V L I Never Walk Al 'CI D S d b C D I lAdI Ilpllelldf hp fn-I l.p QIE R nlac. P M :cn Jr. o LS Munn c I da EGdd Sp can a u cu R ac M c I a I Wx? iffpa' ' 271 ,w Q! Hx ,, L ' 5 . A . , ,, ,r-.,.- .V ,. .--..u7u,5'i5' .:,- -.xi .' . L-G .,-..-s.... '- w - w. . ,gb 1 I v-s,g- .41 Wifi .c.w, . V .w.. J 3. 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