Hamlin High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hamlin, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

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' x 7' f .X 9' nk E' jfs: ' X' f Q!m1u1. k X f 'XX J ,Z 5 L79 ' P-9 1 K Q Y- A X 'XY . f Sw. ,' . :.A' Z, KATHLEEN MUELLER Kayettes 123k C1355 P1375 3h Mixgd Chorus 1231+ Class Secretary 1 G-199 Club 12314 Class Vice Piesident 2 Bgnd 3 Basketball 3 Kayette Secretary A Softball N Class Secretary 2 Glee Club 13M Class Treasurer Mixed Chorus 13M Class Plays 3h Annual Editor M Honor Roll 28h Class President 1 Basketball A Class Plays 31+ Glee Club 13M Glee Club 1?3M Mixed Chorus 13h Band 123k Student Counsel Rep 12 M1165 CUOPUS 173k Basketball 23h Class Plays 34 Softball 23h Kayettes 123k Class Vice President M Honor R011 123A Green and Gold Staff 3 L4 23 lin KLNNLTW Di TKICH Student Councll 3 Class Reporter 2 Softball 3M Basketball Glee Club l23M Mixed Chorus l23M 1 JANICE Glee Club l23M Band 123M Mlxed Chorus l23M Basketball 3M Kayettes 123M Class Reporter Annual Staff M Green and Gold St Class Plays BM Cheerleader M aff M NANCY PFEIFFER Glee Club l23M Band l23M Mixed Chorus l23M Class Plays 3M Kayettes l23M Honor Roll l23M Class Reporter 1 Class Vice President 3 Class Secretary M Green and Gold Editor M Office Girl M Basketball 3M Green and Gold Staff 3M Annual Staff 2M VIRGINIA GRUBER Glee Club l23M Mixed Chorus l23M Band l23M Kayettes 123M Class President 2M Class Vice President Class Secretary 3 Annual Staff M Green and Gold Staff Kayette President M Class Plays 3M Cheerleader 3M Basketball 3M Holloween Queen Candidate M Honor Roll 123M Carnival King 2 Softball 3M Basketball 3M Student Council M Glee Club l23M Mixed Chorus l93M Green and Gold Staff M Carnival King 2 sei 5 L . Z Strait? 1 ,' 1 1 ' I H . , - 1 M Jigga I lik e I Q, ? 5 iiuf . . 3 V J . BLAKLEY Band 12 Glee Club l23h Glee Club 13h Mhxed Chorus 13h Mixed Chorus 123k Basketball 123h Class Treasurer U Softball 123k Kayette Vice President L Track 23h HOHOI' R011 311- Annual staff ll KHYSUGBS 12374 Green and Gold Staff 3h. Annual Staff M C1335 Plays ju Class Play! 3M Class Treasurer 1 Student Council Member 3 Carnival King l Qflless lineto Transfered from Goff and Mayetta, years 123: Glee Club 12 Class Secretary 12 Girls Club 12 Honor Roll 1?3h Basketball 23h Volleyball 2 Softball 23 Kayettes 3h Class plays 3h Cheerleader 3 Annual Staff h Class Reporter YQ On a brlgnt September day, sixteen brilliant future insteins entered the building which had been deered hamlin Ptral Iigh chccl hey were CardlBowen, Janice Berkley, Virginia Gruber, Nancy Pfeiffer Chloe Obley, Wanda Baker, Rosalie Sawyer, Dorothy Blakley, Vern Iver son, Leland Bauman, Dicky Stapleton, Tennetn Dl6CPlC5, ar r Burgert, onnie Torkelson, and Kathleen Mueller Louise Rogers star ed witx 1 out moved after only one week of school Fur oresid nt V1 C loo Obley, vice president, f'rgin1a Gruber, seore+ary, Lonnie Torkelson treasurer, Swede Bauman reporter, Nancy Pfeiffer, student council representative, Dick Stapleton Our sponsor was Mrs Coulter Cn September 22, 1050, fifteen eager freshmen ener ed from their initiation look ng very bedreggled That evening, the Seniors of 1950 were the he Ps t a :einer roast held at Sun springs for the entire student bod, Our king and queen candidates for our iamlin ilgh carnival t at year were Leland Bauman and firginia Gruber elani NA ovn d X 1 of Hamlin High Qchool Carol Bowen moved to Valley Falls in March of oar freshman year During our sophomore fear our president mas r fruo vice president Lonnie Tori ls n secretary treasurer Kathleen Mueller, reporter, Xbnreth Dietrict, student courcil representativ Dick Stapleton Our sponsor Yll I1 Coulter we lost Wanda e'ca 1 the enrollment of this year Our king and queen candidates for the high school carnival during that year were Vern Iverson and Dorothy Blekley Vern was crowned MDF of Hamlin Hiph Carnival for that year ,4- - 6 y v 'E , ,,' 1 . 1' 4- -: ., . . . 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C, e Y J . , Y. 7 U Zilnsfznrg Qljalruiunuah Our OfplC6PS Ior our yurior year were as follows president, Larry Bur ert, vice president, Nancy Pfeiffer, secretary, Virginia Gruber, treasurer, Kathleen Mueller, reporter, Janice Berkley, student council representative, Kenneth Dietrich Our sponsor was Mrs Austin Pfeiffer We gained Darlene Ingwerson in March of this year The Junior Class of Hamlin High honored the seniors, faculty, and board nembers with a lovely banouet, may l, 1953, at the Hamlin Bap tist Chulch here at Hamlin Throughout the banquet records were play ed for all to enjoy r theme was nNeptune's Courts' The banquet room was decorated with sea scenes, waves on the ceiling, etc The favors were ships in bottles, sea shell salad dishes, nut cups as mer maids and seahorses, seashells, napkins, and a memory book After the banquet had been served, a program was presented by the juniors consisted of uNeath the Rolling Deep by King Neptune Cwelcome by Larry Burgertl nExalted King by an Old King Fish Kspeech by Delbert Larsonj nPearl of Song by two Starfish Cvocal duet QBells of tne Sean b Virginia Gruber and Kathleen Auellerl, nTpea5ure Chests Burled a Sea by a Deep Sea Diver fspeech by Mr Pedersonl, ' HdSrCuPPSHC' by a Shark Cgossip column b Nancy Pfeifferj, Nets of Song by the Mermaids Cvocal sextctte by the Junior girlsl, and uEbbtide by the Mermen Cvocal number by the Junior boys! The Junior Class presented a three act play entitl d 'Orchids and Onions It was given on November 21, 1953 During this year Virginia Gruber was chosen as cheerleader from our class Our senior class president was Virginia Gruber, vice pre ident, Licky Stqnleton, secretary, Nancy Pfeiffer, treasurer, Dorothy Blak ley, reporter, Darlene Ingwerson, student council representative, Vern During our senior year school carnival were Lonnie Our class motto is 'I American Beauty rose, class was elected queen candidate our kinc and oueen candidates to our h1gh Torkelson and Yathleen lueller eek the higher t ings , class flower, the colors, navy and white Virginia Gruber for the Halloween Festival at Hiawatha n ce Berk e w r Cheer ea Virginia Gruber and Ja 1 l y e e chosen as 1 ders Our teachers during our senior year were Miss Martin, Irs Coder, UPS Pfeiffer, nr Pederson, and nr Crawford Our class during their senior year presented a play entitled ql8Pg ery Is Eiphteen on April 23 l9pu The Class of '55 gave us a lovely banquet on May 7, l95h The eme was 'The Old Dutch Garden The seniors went to ichita on their sneak day, April 30 They went through a flour mill, an ice cream factory, a stove factory and a high school Everyone went shopping later on Saturday afternoon the three cars headed for home, the end of an enjoyable sneak trip Baccalaureate night was day 16 class night was na 15 d th evening of May 19 we received our dlplomas y I an on 8 X'! f X AIEER Pfelffel' Efcctrfcrdn PLUMBING AND LLECTRICAL SUPPLILS Phone 2381 Hamlin, Kansas Conbratulations to the Class of 'SM O, or . I ' I n 2 , . , . i V C , e - l A 1 . : - ' ' . Ou '. . . It ll , n p . ' Q H ' ' -, 1 ' 1 , 1 Tv , t M J , IIT Y ' .. ,, , .. n x, ' , ll 'I e - 9 ' ll - . . . . ' -, s , ' . 7 e - Iverson. Our sponsor is Mr. Pederson. g - ' V , L 1 A g V S H V ll , . D .' -M R4 I 1 e I e L N e 'V n e - X , 1 ,- Il fs . -p .9 0 s . th I ll . Y-I . g . O x O Q V :' V 5 fy JP 3. I 5 13 CX . 'P D I . Q . Q g l, l P Saunas oem Introducing the 13 seniors of l95h You've heard this beginning in days of yore, In the following lines we'll try to give, A preview of the seniors in the lives they will live. Larry, always so speedy and on the ball, He thought racing was his final call, Almost ended his days in a wooden crate, He was so very sure he could beat that poky freight Nancy wanted to be an actress Great producers she wished to impress, While on the set she chanced to meet a millionaire, Now she's a lucky girl, without a care Darlene Ingwerson was a smart one they say, With the short, short hair and the flashy way, An American soldier blew in with the gale And now she's married to dear little Dale. Virginia decided to be a model in New York, But Morrill was too far from the place of work Then that man, Bailey, made her his own for life, Now the model she is is a model housewife. Dick, an Admiral in Uncle Sam's fleet, Not a more handsome guy could you meet, When he sails, he has a girl in each port, But when he returns it's Mitchell he'll court Kathy with the beautiful brown hair, The sensitive eyes and the loving heart Gay Pareeo That is just the start! Lonnie was a bis awkward lad He had more fun than anyone had His heart between Bev and Kathy was torn, He finally chose Bev, as sure as you're born. Swede, a muscular and handsome guy, To steal a girl's heart he didn't have to try, But he fell in love with a basketball, Poor girls, that was his greatest downfall Kenny standing so tall and straight, I say old chap how do you rate, So far above us there you stand, I stood on a ladder to snake your hand Janice, roaring by in a dark blue car, Racing to the town of Morrill afar, To get her kids out of another jam, why do they have to be so much like Sam? In school Dorothy was so bashful and shy, when embarrassed she'd nearly cry, with those big blue eyes and sparkling blonde hair, Her quiet way won everyone there Rosalie longed to be a schoolteacher , But the man who changed her name was no preacher, Drop in and see her some day, But do it while her brats are away G I - I n She had to sing--it was only fair! I Vern was the school's funny man, For his future he had no definite plan, Now he's raising sheep if you know what I meal, Little nwoolsiesn are now a reality, not a dream. To our Mr Pederson head of our school, He helped us through much and though we may have been fools He said very little and just did hisbest , we'll remember him always not just for his tests Now just a closing word, Although far and wide this poew will go unheard, we hope it will bring m0mOP16S happy and dear, On any day,of any month, of any year To The Graduating Class Of l9Sh, Congratulations HANLIN ELEVATOR HANLIN, KANSAS Grain, Feed, Seeds, and Fertllizer Phone 2231 HE UOR1ILL STlm BANh NSUQ fAfri3y 0 S5000 MEMBEV A Home Bank for Home People Complete Insurance Phone 151 Morrill, K.n SPALDING'S PHARMACY DELMQNICO CAFE THE DRUG .3 ,, sromz Hiawatha Kansas School Books lk School Supplies SPeX1a1CSm3i1:i Dilgrwrs r on one Hiawatha, Kansas ' I , - ' t' .- X L --.. . 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Q 402 1: I-,An WALLACE GLHDLS secretary N Trea urer P ice President 3 Llass Play 3 Fixed Cqorus 123 lee Club 123 Qperetta Chorus 1 nnusl Staff 3 MARJEAN MEYERS Reporter l Vice President 2 Glee Club 123 Mixed Chorus 2 Class Play 3 Honor Roll 123 Operetta Chorus BARBARBA STAPLETO Carnival Queen 3 President 12 President Student Counvil 3 Basketball 123 Glee Club 123 Treasurer of Kayettes 3 Cheerleader 3 Mixed Chorus 123 Class Play 3 Operetta Chorus l Sextet 2 Band 12 Annual Staff 3 I fi a. , 'N g in Q f ' I ff .. w'ML'w , M w..-- xfa , ,, 3 , Wjfaj. K . x K Q . 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Oononent T 'HEE'EE1'n e more Reserve Robinson Highland Pverest Morrill Bern B Horton Reserve Dowqattan ern KAV BENSON lS DICK Robinson 5 Morrill Fairview COJlTf lOUQN1NnNT Oawonent Hamlin Fairvlew 35 -'B-- nverest Downattan DIbf1ICl TOWRTAMLNT Oneida Beattis Morrill REGIONAL TOURNANbNT vnlting KENNETH DIETRICH LbI!ND EIUMA X ' .Q NNN 41 . A f Eggs VERN IVERSON CHEERLFADEBS Mary Alice fleif er Janice BerKLey barbara Qtag19tQn Vir lnla Puber FIRESTONE MORRILL TRUCK LIKE Tires Appliances Sporting Goods Trucking of all kinds Day or NITE Willeman E Neff Harry Zimmershied B111 Zimmershied Phone 17 600 Oregon Hiawatha, Kansas Phone 39 Phone 3h . iv ,N G- , 3' HINNERS OF THE DISTRICT TOURNAMETT AT SENECA IIA!! row nsou, tn uletrlcn, Leland Bauman, Vern Iverson, Coach Pederson Too row Larry Burgert, Carlton Sweetland, Lonnie Torkelson, Bill Norris, Robert Shields HBH BASKETBALL TEAM Nw z Robert Hinton, Dirck Moyer, Larry Burgert, Robert Shields, Jimmy Chesnut, Robert Hildwein, Carlton Sweetland, B111 Norris, Robert Soare, Lonnie Torkelson, Coach Bederson :nts i I , : , , -- . . . L I . x -t . Y J A 9 3 , ' W K ,k w --1fA-.J i rtrr 1 M r I Dua HAMLIN MORRILL PLACE lst AND 2nd IN DFSTRICT TOURNEY sommrs anon 'moans nt orsraror mm. The flrst lou of the season ln B or BB oompetltton Btalnst Coach Percys Morrill Tlgers was registered Friday night by Hamlin as the Hornets edged the Tigers 40-88 ln the champ- ionship Ibattle ln the Dlstrlct Toumament at Seneca Both squads weathered the tourney minus the assistance of a key player, Hamllns Iver son was out with strep throat and 1Ilorrlll's Zhnmerscnled was M491-lhld after tahng down with mumps the morning after p game ln the Brown County Tourney at Hls watha Hamlin galned the finals by defeating 2nd seeded Beattie Thursday nlght by a two polnt margin as Bauman, talented Homet cagester pulled the game out of the flre on a brlllant performance of basket- ball aklll and know how, after tralllng by 1 points ln the wan ing mlnutes of the game Morr ll quallfled for the flnals as flve lron men' defeated an exceptionally alert and scrappy Vermflllon quintet 44-38 ln the semifinals Thrursday night Th onshlp game marked e third meeting of the two local clubs Morrlll won the flrat two contests Jay Meyers took scoring hon orsonb fromthe fleldandb charity tosses for a total of 15 Dlck Stapleton was hlgh for Hamlln with 11 Both lst and and fplwce win ners will compete ln the Region al Tournament at Marysville this week, This 'ITNQGIY nlght Hamlin met Whltlng and to- ntght twedl Morrill wlll meet Bendena, Donlphan County champs and winner of the Dls trtct 'Tourney at Severance MORRILL Chadwell Meyers Lydlck Gaston Bailey, H Wisdom Crlebat HAMLIN Bauman Benson Dletrlch Stapleton Bweetland 'lorkelson HORNETS TRIP HAMLIN CAGERS roupru Q U A ar s It evans stars ss ss vrcrony Horton defeated Hamlln 64 to 53 ln a last mlnute arranged bssket Iball game played Friday night at Harnlln Both the flrst and second teams played the later Hornet club Iwlnnlng over the Hamlin Secondsi 51 to 82 ln the prellmlnary The Hornets had been scheduled to play Sabotha here Frl lay nigh I ln a Blg l lve Conference tllt This game was postpqnod hat wcek by offlclals of the two schools because of an epldemlo of mumps at Sa betha Later lest weak the non conference game was arranged wltr the strong Brown County quintet Hallauer was high scorer for the' Hornets Friday dunlrlng 20 points Marvin Ham was Hornet runner up with ld markers The games top scorer however was Stapleton a Ilorlg famlllar name ln Hamlin basketball with 23 polnts Horton had to come from behind ln the final quarter to earn the vlc 'DIV Hsmltn led 45 to 42 but here the Horton defense aided by three lelarve players out on fouls held the Hamlln offeme to 9 markers while Knight Hallauer Ham J Schuets and Walker sunk baskets lent! ree throws to the tune of PI Ipolnts The Homuts led at the en of the flrst quarter 20 to 16 but trailed 33 to 30 at half time 6-14 11 L' The consolation settlement for the A teams saw the Hamlin Hornets and the Powhattsn Devils battling on an even 7 7 basls fn the first pefrlod with the winning Ham lin crew snowing s. slight 20 18 ad vantage at the midway marker This lead was further extended ln the second mul as mek Stapleton contributed his dozen points to the scoring actlvltles of the Hornets Leland Bauman banged ln 11 points for the wlnners but Bemle Schuetz captured the high man honors for Powhattan as he swlshed the net tlnga for 19 markers Hornets Conaelatlea Hamlin-46 Bauman S 'tit 5 3 I NE S S Em 5 3 8 H asian ,San I5 e- 'E 35 O Nu ue 5' egg 3 Dv 5 ,BODIOXI Dietrich Iverson Stapleton lweetland Torlrelson Totals s e Pcwhattan-37 Couch Bchuets Wenlrer Blacksmith Blmlua Meyer Rhoades Toth!! IIAUIJV 60 ll! RY ll M It mlm n u n 1 s Rs nlefrlnqn a 53 tu-mn 14 egg 57 Y hn Ill OIC tm Q 5 on B F 82 E HAMLIN Kan Dec 15 Hamlin Hornets smashed the Rob- fnaon Cards 05-Sd here tonight 'ln a Brown County League game Leland Bauman poured 28 points through the nets to pace Hamlin Dave McCauley netted 17 for Robinson Robinson captured the reserve contest to-35 Smith netted 13 for lmargma If the winners and Lonnie Torke son Fgg fg' filed 21-1 BMI' N' allellvrrand Bill Norris each tallied 11 for Bern li lhlovler 4 0 C he ter 'r 'tsl Hlllllill 055 'lore b -Qglgn 'tint Mom!! Hamlln IHqmhn, 66 Reach Dxstnct 'Everest 52 Fznals at Seneca SENECA Kan March 4 Morrlll defeated: Vermillion 44 38 and Hamlin arose with a fury ln the fourth period to nip Beattie 50 48 ln semifinal con tests of the Claes BB district basketball tournament here to night l elsnd Bauman paced the he lated Hamlin attack which saw ntmtle going into the flnnl stanza owning a 37 29 lead B-naman had 1T points for the night and hit tour of them ln the final minute when he stole the ball and sank a layup and then contributed two foul throws to clinch the triumph I Alvln Smart topped Beattie with 16 points Ralph Lydlok took scoring Ihonors for the night. with 19 points for Morrlll and Wallv Calrson sank 14 for Vermillion The Morrill Hamlin champion shin test ls elated for 9 p rn tomorrow night and Vermllllon and Beattie meet in the conso-I Ilstlon game at l 30 I llbl Hamlin to Title. Hamllns Hornets oame through with a pair of free throws in the waning minute of the game to dc feat the Tlgers of Morrill by 40-38 HAMLIN Kan Jan 5-Hamlin to take the champ crown in the toqk gn easy 60-52 BNWII GOWN? 01883 BB district basketball tourney Oonference basketball vlctory from concluded at Seneca Friday mam EWU!! MN 'muh' 'rorkelson and Norrle produced the Hamlin was topped by Leland winning charity tosses while Ken Baumans 24 points W Jones wma 11 mr the loam, nie Dietrich and Dfck Stapleton Hamlin won the reserve game each caged ten points to pace the 50-24 Carlie Bweetland and Robert winners. Jay Meyers netted 15 Shields netted 18 for the wlnne points for th, nwed out -I-has and Evmstl blah W BM' vi seattle captured third place in me HIM meet by slnklng Vermlllfon Bouts Fine Record. a narrow 58-51 score coach Raymond reeemns H lln High school Hwnets boast In Morrill, enviable record for the current sea Hamlln, son thus far with victories turned HAMLIN Kmvhn 8-mint In mm elm' Own' 'nm Nuns on me undefeated on Men-un Everest at Hamlin this 'Puesday -umm dmppd un gunna Hob light and meet Morrill at Hamlin new 5,41 in . grown count, cm, next Friday night.. Triumphs ln ference game here tonight. I 'ude a Sl 44 win over Powhatan. Bob Gaston of the Tigers and a 57 45 defeat of Wetmore a 45-l3'K0NlY Di0U'i'Cl of il! Home!! onqueat of Reserve a 79-40 verdict Uma? Nutt: with 14+ over Willis. a 65-36 win from Robin 'Wk ' what nmsneseesvuumplmermgn 'Ns 30 5 m8 the Home with six puns ylslaaa mga punt honors to the Hamlin' 60 Tigers 'Bailey who hit 13 Bern, 54 ,:::':N. tl-e '+g basketball game from Bern he WHL, tonight 'INR Sr? lei 1 Va Leland Bauman sank 14 points for the Hornets and Bern s Indians vlera topped by Chuck Kastor s ll Hamlin won the reserwe game 43 as Lon Torkleson potted il points for Hamlin Xand l-my had GN, 1 1 'V?'Qd 1.3.2 . - V' 5 . a 0 . L I A - ' ' A a anOGl0QO a4Oa-rowers-3 ' n A ' A . , Oda-:sown on-enelbassg a-elvaodslhdl wbnbbnwn . : ' va-I no 5 ' ' eos-ous uv-nomo-as l I a I s I . , I d . ' . 4. . i . ' ' ' I I ' Q - . . I ,F f 3 l ' V ' ' ' I I f - ' s ' ., ' . I .d ' . . rv I ' ' ' A .- ,--- ' ., .'. ' .f . ' I s v I ' - .I , I 4 , , ' K' I M f Dar .' n D . . n 5 .fr I A A I , . - . -5' 4' 'e f ' L. .. ' 1 ' - 1 , ' ' I - . - . . : - I - rj, ' . . 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GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Too row Suzanne Ingwerson, Darlene Ingwerson, Janice Berk ley, Nancy Pfeiffer, Coach Pederson Bottom rod Virginia Gruber, Eleanor Picto , warcia Hinton, Patsy Dlvine, Bar bare Staoleton, Marv Alice Jfelffer HIAWATHA IMPLEM NT C0 NLF 5'l'l'sY Phone 98 mmm' MACHINERY Sales 8a Service HI.AwATHA, KANSAS I ' 1 N J BOVS' SOFTBALL TEAM l Jflfl won gifilff' go' li I ,,,'1i'Qf ' g QR R 5 ' 'Q - si Zmefgarg 595 ifnghicniu CCNLDY IN THREE ACTS Charles D Whitman PRESENTWD BY THB LNICR CLASS HAVLIW HIGF SCHOCL FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 19 A 8 OO P M Grant Wilson, Senior Olive, his wife Junior, age 20 Margery, age 18 Florence, age 12 Grand a Kinne Lackawanna, t e colored maid Billy Clarke, another Mrs Julia Durow, who lives across Gregory Deane, a famous author Farybelle Zutt, who likes Junior Albert Toogey, an actor CAST the street Kenneth Dietrich Nancy Pfeiffer Dick Stapleton Virginia Gruber Dorothy Blakley Darlene Ingwerson Rosalie Sawyer Vern Iverson Kathleen Mueller Lonnie Torkelson Janice Berkley Larry Burgert SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The action of the ,lay occurs in the living room of the Wilson home in Middlesboro, Ohio Directed By Raymond Pederson JUDY and UILL CAFE Twila Davidson Prop Dinners Short Orders Sandwiches Morrill Phone 8 Kansas HANSON REPAIR SHOP Blacksmithing Welding Repair Work of A11 Kinds Phone 66 PRED L DAVIS GAHAGE Auto and Tractor Repairlng Supplies Morrill, Kansas 1 K Secure Your Future with a Plan Especially For You KANSAS FARM LIFE INSURANCE Williams and Coder Farm Bureau Insurance Oregon Hiawatha Phone 225 cf 0 A yy- . BY of AF Dan Kimberley, Margery's beau:::.............. ..:::.Leland Bauman OOIOIIOIODOOOOOCIOIDOOIOUI IIICOUI A IIIII2IZIIII ' OQOIIOCOOIOJOICIOOUOOOC OOO! O 3 6 8 Aston Slnxrils from onlne Qfrntk A dural Comedy in Three Acts PRESENTED BY THE JUTIOH CLASS Hamlin High School FRIDAY EVERING, DECEMBER 16 1953 OO P CAST Aaron Slick, not as gr en as he looks Mr. Vilbur Merridew, a crooked speculator Clarence Green, a mysterious young man Mrs Rosy Berry, an Okl homa widow Gladys lay Merridew, a sweet young thing The Girl in Blue, the g'rl who gets the Kay Benson Wallace Gerdes Robert Shields Margean Meyers Barbara Stapleton best of Aaron Almost Mary Alice Pfeiffer Little Sis Riggs, a regular tomboy Jo Ann Chesnut SY'cPSlS OF SCENES Act 1 Mrs Berry's kitchen on an Oklahoma farm Act 2 Same scene, later in the afternoon Act 3 A Chicago hotel, a year later Directed by Urs James Coder Presented by Baker's Play, Boston, Iassachusetfs Phillips 66 Gasoline Phillips Fuel Oils Lee Tires dc Tubes one v,, 'ph'n'p5 SPRAGUE. FARM ssavlcn. Allen Sprague Owner Moblloll Gates Belts R Hoses AC R Fran Filter Cartridges Phillips 66 a Willard Batteries Hamlin Kansas J R Watkins Products Phone 2h8l GRIFFITH MOTOR COMPANY EI-MER DIETRICH Buick Sales Sc Service T1 110k1n8 Hiawatha, Kansas Phone 27147 Hamlin 6 X 4' cv 1 r . a of -1 v - X .I . 8. . M. 6 IICICD COOOIQ fi .- . us.-Q ........ . . , ,xx . IAA' 1101-vqlldall A N , A J lil .L -.. 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Q H U A E L E L N o w D E E E L N E G F A E T S E T 1 T v 0- A Hornet Staff Standing Mr Pederson, Robert Hinton, Eleanor Picton, Rosalie Sawyer, Dorothy Blakley, Wallace Gerdes, Darlene Ingwerson, Kay Benson, Kenneth Dietrich sitting Barbara Stapleton, Virginia Gruber, Nancy Pfeiffer, Kathleen Mueller Janice Berkley Leland Bauman L-f 7 F Sweetland, Standing Mrs Pfeiffer, Kay Benson, Vern Iverson, Carlton Delmer Hardenberger, Sitting Dick Stapleton, Barbara Staeleton, Nancy Pfeiffer, Janice Berkley, Leland Bauman HORRILL LOCKER C0 THE MORRILL ELEVATOR S1 ht 1 k Pr Grain Feed Seeds Fertilizer aug er ng ocesslng C 1 t L0 k Phone 105 omp e e c er Service Phone 32 HQ' Q 'Q i Q KM. 'VL' Xx- fg A ' K G Q-, Q E or at L E l D S 'fl T D A F Student Council B111 Norrie, Mr Pederson, Marcia Hinton, Delmer Hardenburger, Barbara Stapleton, Vern Iverson III-ELG , Qflw ggnimlefz ffumlwv go Hiawatha Fairview Morrill Reserve Phone 165 1 Phone 164 125 Phone if 112 Phone 744 3701 QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS OF AL' KINDS EIR W' HAMLIN KAYETTES Organized in l9h9 President, Virginia Gruber, Vice President, Dorothy Blakley Secretary, Kathleen Mueller Treasurer, Barbara Stapleton, Sponsor, Mrs. James Coder W L Zavitz BEVAh IOTOR CO Hardware and Plumbing OLIVER PARTS an BI! Morrill Kansgg ALLIS CHALMERS SERVICE phone 80 Hlawatha, Kansas Best Wishes to the Class of 'SL WOLFE FEED 3, GRAIN CO. SHELTON'S GROCERY Hiawatha feed, Custom Grinding and Mixing--Grain Groceries Meats Cash paid for Eggs Hardware Notions Phone 21.3141 Kan Hamlin, Sas Hiawatha, sas Congratulations The Class To 'Wi' 19511. 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