Hanover High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hanover, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

,-X f yx LIBBI Rfaxaf XX-X K X XS XX! 'aiffffx ,J DEDI A I N Gru- TO OUR PARENTS WHO HAVE GUIDED O UR STEPS FRO M CHILDHOOD, THROUGH THE STRUGGLING YEARS OF ADOLESENCE, TO THIS oN, AND otm THRESHOLD OF PERIOD OF GRADUATI FIRST STEP ON THE A NEW CAREE DEDICATE R, WE HEREBY 'rms ANNUAL or 1953 WH W5 'G It -vi' 5 I f. Q9 hmlnlitrntinn ,v fbx Superintendent Harley A Prichard BS Emporia Teachers Mb Kansas University ,gh Mark Hannon, Clerk Charles Mueller, Director M O. French, Treasurer . N , 7' S fl rw r ' .f l I -N , I A I L 4 MW, Fred L Webb BA Baker Universlty i E355 Lola Viets Roland Lindahl BS Bethany MB Kansas State Kathleen Gilliam BA Marymount BS Emporia Teachers Caryl Broaddus BM Vandercook Band School Graduate Work Alvin L. Lampe BS Kansas State University of Kansas City Gladys Brockmeyer BS Kansas State k The Senior Class WlSD6S to thank Mr uahl n ebb, our class sponsors, for all thelr ass stance ana guidance ln making our annual and all our other BCt1VltlSS through our four years f high school a great success Editor Q 'P Q ,-. 4 :- r 6 ,wx ww' www '79 QP 6181 1- ' fo TYPUU Art Editor Typist Dlllgenilg ai Ivorla HQ' I -ii? :Er -1-.M ,gg 45 ll 1 Seated Rlch Vlach, R1chard Rohlf, Arlan Hannon, Ila Mae Koch, and Dorlan Meyer. Standlng Vernon Nleman, Joanna von Waaden, Loulse Brock meyer, Jo Anne Loseman, and Marllyn Laue. ' 1 . 1 . T LA C1 PTT. WI Q 4 i, 3 T-' I'-'A X 96 1 Q 1 5:5 +5 l ' fo 0 woo , be 606 gb . fi Q? 0 . H 7 5 . .W L 62 O in l V e 0 af' q Q,,,11 Ei' ...Q V .. 3, 6 Y 'fffgf x ' - al, E' P 4 Go .:-:,-fEI'2E I ' ' 5' ' ' V29 ' v,' j QQJ l ' CE 'B' f S' - A- 0 12251512 - - ' . l 1 5 '::,f::o: - 1 ' - 5. l .1 5 YQ l:-1:48 Liiiiiiffei-21:11 22551.-2-H. :--'ggifg M ailziflql 1, 22.fi, A 1. 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Wi FL- A' I I On a bright sunny September morning in l9h9, thirty beamlnv and energetic boys and girls entered the portals of H H S The surprised expressions on the faces of the faculty of the student body told us that we were to be the green freshmen of l9h9 and 1950 One of the first tasks which the class undertook was to elect office s as follows Pres , Pete Falcon, Vice Pres , Donna Singleton, Sec , Robert Christie, res , Marilyn Laue We elected Mr Webb, coach, as our sponsor Three weeks after we start ed our schooling at Hanover High the customary initiation day arrived For th1S event, the girls had to wear gunny sack dresses, hair put up on their heads with a corncob in it, green neckties, no make up, one high heel shoe and one low heel shoe, and carry our books in a bucket The boys had to wear gunny sacks, make up, plow shoes, and camry a club That that gave Pres Koch Every time we met a sophomore we had to say 'Me cave man or Me cave woman night they gave us a very nice party Although we didn't like all we had to do day, it was one of the biggest days of our high school ca eer In the spring we the sophomores a party All our class returned our sophomore year Our officers were elected as follows , Vernon Nieman, Vice Pres , Robert Christie Treas , Marilyn Laue, Sec , lla Mae We again elected Mr Webb for our sponsor This year it was our turn to in itiate the freshmen They gave us a party in return Thank you freshmen! The second semester Marilyn Gerleve did not return A number of the sophomore class were in the all school play, The Tin Hero At the end of the year we had a havrack ride whlch we will never forget 52, answered the roll call we found we had lost Marie Falcon We added a new member to our class again elected our sponsor, and also Mr Lindahl as ected as officers Pres , Norwood Blanke, Vice Pres Tres , Louise Brockmeyer At the second semester, first big activity of the year was to give our class play, nHoney in the year we had many activities to raise money for our prom and ou theme of our prom was nHolland Gardens A tulip garden was placed In September of 1951 27 students destined to be intelligent999 Juniors of 1951 Donna Singleton, Louise Brockmeyer Mr Wekb was co sponsor The , Vernon Nieman, Joy Lohse moved Eddle Dusin, and following were el Sec ,lla Mae Koch, to Beatrice Our the Hive W During senior trip The all around the gym with a picket fence in front of it A large wlndmill was placed in the corner and a wishing well in the center Our table decorations and servers carried out our theme One of the brightest days of the yea1 was the dav we received our class rings Q . -J' s., ,- -f L, ' 1 . 7 .7 .1 ' FX 65? 'Vi 4 e dllll ll D Aj, 'W' 6 N Harley A. Prichard I I MTL? 1 fl 'R Now we are the intelligent and exargetic Seniors of 1952 53 The officers for our last year are Pres , Norwood Blanke, Vice Pres , Robert Christie, Sec , Ila Mae Koch, Tres , Marilyn Laue Mr Webb and Mr Llndahl are our sponso s we had our class plc tures taken the first part of the year and received them before Christmas On October 28, the juniors helped us in making our school carnival a great success Marilyn Laue was elected carnival queen We wish good luck to the coming classes in putting amtheir school carnivals we gave our class play in the sp ing Commencement, a day welll never forget, was May 20 Our class colors are red and gray Our class flower is the red rose Our class motto is 'Less Than Best is Failure N We were honored with a ban quet and prom by the juniors Thank you, juniors, for the lovely time We gave the juniors a picnic in return fx AWQSQ J g I Pam-onvs List 63' -. George Linder qi L IEW Lola M. Viets Kathleen Gilliam Aurelia Seeberger Lucille Jaedicke Mary Ann Sedlacek Elizabeth Wilsman Hoffman Furniture, Marysville, Kans. 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I+ ' I ' ve 'U n FA 3' Pr . 3 . e . 3 ,3,l4 I 9 , . kv 11 We, the class of 1953, of Hanover High School, washington County, state of Kansa claiming to be possessed of normal minds, do make this our last will and testament Item I To the school we wish to give our individual portraits to be hung in the hall To the Juniors, our dignified names of nseniors Item II To the faculty we wish to give our sincerest thanks in helpinglx struggle through our four years of high school Item III To the individual students Norwood Blanke wills his athletic ability to Eldean Oldehoeft Louise flat Harold Robert Millie Brockmeyer wills a certain blue Hchevie' to Dolores Roever and her luck of having tires to Carol Kile Bruna wills his musical ability to Jerry Nespor Christie wills his bashfulness to Larry Gantenbein Droegemueller wills his affection of the opposite sex to Myron Lohse Pete Falcon wills his sunburn to Gilbert Kwntz Luella Gerdes wills her height to Howard Buck and nthat grey chevie ehe wishes to keep Bernice Goeckel wills her steady boyfriend to Mary Katherine Koppes Arian Hannon wills her Ndear place in sociology to Regina Overwald Ila Mae Koch wills her figure to Levonne Allerheiligen Henrietta Kruse wills her quietness to Lila Ryser Marilyn Laue wills her long brown hair to Shirley Gerdes Melvin Lohse wills his pleasing smile to Clarence Szopenske JoAnne Loseman wills her parties and dancing technique to Jane Morgan Dorian Meyer wills her giggles in American History class to Irene Hiesterman Roger Meyer wills his aggressiveness to Billy Dusin Vernon Nieman wills his romantic ways to Loren Doeble Verla Nlemann wills her ability to stay out late to Robert Frahm Larry Prall wills his intellectual ability to Lois Jean Ludvicek Norman Rettig wills Sherryl Dees to Joe Martin Richard Rohlf wills his big appetite to Marilyn Kuntz Evelyn Sand wills her short blonde hair to Sheila French Rich Vlach wills his speed to Jerry Burke Joanna von Waaden wills her privilege to bring Pauline Rettig to school functions to Jerry Burke Ernie Wehling wills his ambition to work to Gilbert Ruhkamp Leroy Wiese wills his mechanical mind to Chuck Scheetz Signed, sealed, published and declared as and for Senior Class, in the presence of each other, this 20th one thousand nine hundred and fifty three 119537, have our last will and testament by the day of May, in the year or our Lord subscribed our names hereto Qi ma., fggx 5X ,ML so X X A WMWAM MBV! 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As we talk to her we farm owned by Norman Rettig who is noted Ihr his corn raising. find a large As we fly on gantic Mobil but seems he find that it fi:-.9 Q we come to a small town, only one building and a very large one at than a gi- gas station owned by Ernie Wehling Ernie is trying farming on the side line does better in his station Nearby we land on a secluded lot and is a farm owned by Norman Klataske and his wife, the former LueHa Gerdes It seems that they raise very good crops, including children W asked her if she's seen Verla Niemann lately and found that she was working in a butcher shop owned by Richard Vlach Rich still plays football with a home 7 Q, 3 An- town team and seems to leave his shop to Verla quite often Neither has found the right one yet' As we go on north we find that Paul Bunyan's lumbering camp has been taken over by Richard Rohlf Evelyn Sand, chief cook and bottle washer for the camp, gets very disgusted at his large appetite In his off working hours he seem 455. s to console her pretty well As we fly over head we see a large accident It seems Joanna will never learn how to drive Arlen Hannon, the scene It seems tmat she M D was called t is used to patching n' In the distance decide to stop for lunch Who should come up all the people Joanna has we see a nice white cafe and to take our order but Marilyn Laue She stays in the kitchen supervising quite a lot of the time as her chief cook is Bob Christie We see a very prosperous farm a short distance from town owned by Melvin Lohse He eats most of his meals at Marilyn's injured, especially me Cafe It seems he still has an interest in her Melvin tells us about some of hls old class mates He informs us that Willie Droegemueller owns a large coal mine in California We take a spin up to see what he's doing,and find him spending most of his time in Hollywood not because he wants to be in pictlres but because of the beautiful make up artist non other taan JoAnne Ioseman Needing gas we stopped at an airport to refill We see I that Verlin Welch has just dropped in after being on a flight to New York Bernice Goeckel takes a great interest in flying and makes all these trips with him They invite us to go home and see their nice family of six kids and on the way they tell us of a mechanic that works at their airport, an old classmate Ieroy Wiese Leroy's doing pretty good for himself as all he can afford is a motorcycle to take girls for rides WhUe in New York they read that Norwood Blanke's all star basketball team had just returned from the olympics, winning first place for the U S , Pete Falcon is Norwood's star player, making over half the points After seeing Bernice's family we land on the roof of Mr R Mrs Vernon N1eman's cottage Mrs Nieman is the former r f'gnWV lla Mae Koch They seem to stay home quite a lot They always liked to be alone you know lla Mae for him runs in It is getting late so we decide to stop for evening dinner at Henry's, the owner is typist for a health institution, and who do you as he can have his health taken care of properly Vernon every now and then to be sure Mae is keeping at her work being Henrietta Kruse Henrietta tells us we should stay and listen to the orchestra and it will be a big surprise to us We find the leader being Dorian Meyer She nlays U 1 of course, with trombone player 4, nrst horn play -' could itdo any play too long as fighting over as ma-ig e trumpet That music r ally sends dnlls through a PSTSOHQ the help of her first Harold Bruna, and her er, Roger Meyer, how thing else They d1dn't Roger and Harold got to to who would see Dorian 4 2 x INK home This ends a per ec y wonderful time and we wish the best of luck to all our classmates no matter what their walk in life might be 'asf Sponsors Snack Shop Hanover Co op Oil Co. 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W ' Mary Koppes ng' LeRoy Bartels Absent Norwood Blanke,Ern1e wehlinq, Jerry Burke, Walter Meyer, Hugh Loseman, Loren Doebele 2nd row Bill Dusin, Don Cumro, Harry Gantenbein, Dale Cook, Richard Rohlf, Vernon Nieman, Leroy Wiese, Larry Prall, Robert Christie, Robert Mueller, Norman Rettig, Roy Retfig 3rd row Joe Martin, Harold Bruna, Merlin Kruse, Jim Allerheiligen, Gene Adams, Melvin Lohse, Bud Mullen, Willie Droegemueller, Bill Wehling, Lester Wiese, Charles Scheetz Kieth Allerhelllzen, Marvin Allerheilipen hth row Gilbert Ruhkamp, Howard Buch, Francis Falcon, Larry Gantenbein, Myron Lohse, Eldean Oldehoeft, Delmar Sand, Bob Wehling, Clarence Szopenske, Dennis Hynek, Jerry Nespor, Pete Falcon, Bill Roever, Alvin Lampe Top row Pauline Rettig, Helen Gerleve, Shirley Schultz, Marilyn Muelle , Valeda Lohse, Bernice Goeckel, Irene Hiesterman, Louise Brockmeyer, Luella Gerdes, Janice Prell, Dorian Meyer 2nd row: Sheila French, Verla Niemenn, Beverly Grancer, Jane Morgan, Carol Kile, Norma Neumann, Rosemarie Martin, Elizabeth Tholl, Lila Ryser, Marilyn Lohse, Carol Mallean. 3rd row: Dorothy Laue, Shirley Gerdes, Carleen Frahm, Elva Jean Koch, Ila Mae Koch, Shirley Schenk, June Rohlf, LaVonne Allerheiligen, Dolores Roever, Judy Wurtz, Erma Jean Loseman. hth row: Mrs. Brockmeyer, Betty Dusin, Sharon Schank, Darlene Bolle, Marilyn Kuntz, Marilyn Laue, Henrietta Kruse, Arian Hannon, Jo Anne Loeemnn, Sherryl Dees, Joyce Prell, Pauline Weichbrodt, Elaine Wollenberg, Lois Jean Ludvicek. l Top row: Keith Ebeling, Maurice Nespor, John Schierkolk, Roger Meyer, Bill Loseman, 111.1- Xkw -iliif. . -0 s-Ci: ,.. i oqu m f - QSQ5 wa. prnjec is i 1 Xi if Gene and JSF? 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Girls Gleeqluh Dem Top row Betty Du in, hlaine Wollenberg, Darlene Holle, Marilyn Laue, Marilyn Kuntz, Jo Ann Loseman, June Rohlf, Joanna vcn Maaden, Elizabeth Ann Thcll, Henrietta Kruse, Erma Jean Loseman, Judy Murtz, Lela Rthkamp, Joyce Prell Pauline weichbrodt, Sharon Schank, Lois Jean Iudvice 2nd row Dorothy Laue, lla Mae Koch, Norma Neuman, Dtrlan Meyer, Luella Geroes Marilyn Mueller, Irene Hiesterman, Bernlcf Goeckel, V83-658 LOUSG, 13011159 EF CP' meyer, Shirley Schultz, Carol Kile, Pauline lettlg, Marcella Allerheiligen, E semarie Martin, Carleen Frahm, La Vonne Allerheiligen 3rd row Carol Mallean, Sheila French, Shirley Schank, Lila Ryser, Evel n Sand, ielen Gerleve, Janice Prell, Verla Niemann, Dolores Rcever, Shirley Gerdes, Jane Morgan, Elva Jean Koch 3095 61BBQ:1l1h 1 d Top row P Falcon, E Oldehoeft, H Gantenbein, R R hlf, R Christie, V Nieman, M Lohse, M Allerheiligen, F Falcon 2nd row M Koch, K Ebeling, E wehling, B Loseman, N Blanks, R Meyer, J Burke, B Dusin Sponsors Laue's Cafe and Sedlaceks ' ' .. 4 5, , V . , W , l, f- : , ve, ,N ' c K 'V X V 'F . 8 P ' N J v K T u Q l Q , 1 fo 1 ,rl . ' , 1 , U A J , 3 A ,' y A O 1: 37- I .ani ,mtl 4 , ii?-F ':l -34: 5 'ff' 5 2 ' ' I I 2 Q o o 4 f 4 Q : In n a 0 o 0 u if C D . 1621115 'Bow a'Y5 'iii Standing Rosetta Koeneke, June Rohlf, Keith Allerheiligen, Carol Kile, Dorian Meyer, Harry Gantenbein, Dale Cook, Marcella Allerhe ligen, Lila Ryser, Sharon Schank, Carleen Frahm, Lela Ruhkamp, Shirley Schank, Harold Bruna, Robert Mueller Seated Jeanette Frahm, Rcxy Kay Latham, Yvonne Allerheiligen, Elva Jean Koch, Sheila French, Sharon Mueller, Marilyn Mueller, Deanna Mueller, Roger Meyer, Jo Ann Loseman, Jerry Burke, Judy Wurtz, Dorothy Laue, Norma Neuman, Ta Vonne Allerheiligen Drum Magorette Shirley Schultz Robert Frahm and Arlan Hannon were not present when picture was talen 1. Ompi Yxcgj J fv o 1 xx J ff x W , , f XM lc, f5l' Sponsors Jos Vlach R Sons Leutloff Appliance R hlect Co Mr 8 Mrs Rov Kietel akekxng x' A I I S ', A 4 'f Y 8 mv Ju-Akshgr. - , b 4 jr L5 J .S . 'St '.- 'AMR 'f,-?,.lyY - ily, .J 'X , T f f , of -' :?flE:3pK7 J , .1 'V 1 . Ei W J Q- 5 Qflllh ml xo Top row Betty Dusin, Darlene Holle, Marilyn Laue, Marllvn Kuntz, Jo Anne Lcseman, June Rehlf, Joanna von Waaden, Henrietta Kruse, Judy Wurtz, Lela Huhkamp, Jcyce Prell, Paullne Weichbrodt, Sharon Schank, Lois Jean Iudvicek 2nd row Miss Viets, Ila Mae Koch, Norma Neuman, Dorian Meyer, Luella Gerdes Marilyn Mueller, Irene Hlesterman, Bernice Goeckel, Veleda Lohse, Louise Brockmeyer, Shirley Schultz, Carol Kilo, Pauline Rettlg, Marcella Aller heiligen, Rosemarie Martin, Carleen Frahm, Miss G1ll1am 3rd row Carol Mallean, Shella French, Shirley Schank, Llla Ryser, Evelyn Sand, Helen Gerleve, Janice Prell, Verla Niemann, Dolores Roever, Shirley Gerdes, Jane Morgan, Elva Jean Koch, La Vonne Allerheiligen. Cheerleaders: Dorothy Laue, Elaine hollenberg, Elizabeth Ann Tholl. N xxx S4 3 F MXXWM ,,,f o Z, Sponsors: Hank's Market Uptown Barber Shop J DEP 'ISICZZZIIZZIZZZZCZSZIIIZZZ ....... ,PN mv C v f 5 as ix , 7, f if 55 ,l. ,Q .4 'Lg , 4 f an at Q' 5 X 1. ,bk h X, .wi Q . ?1QAg.,, 5-X .av , 1, x A Q x . 4 . sx :ui .., I. - ', . W-QP ,av 'P 5 I ur . 2 rg? , -Q . M ,,3g mfs in ! 45' uw, ,,,,,,. , , ' in 'Qc lv 92 1 0 -ills Ze WILIJC First Row Charles Scheetz, Hugh Loseman, Naurlce Nespor, Francis Falcon Second Row Larry Gantenbein, Robert Wehllng, Myron Lohse, Bill Wehling, Gene Adams, Don Cumro, Rlchard Rohlf, Robert Mueller, Delmar Sand, Dennls Hynek, Jerry Nespor, Bllly Roever, Coach Fred Webb Third Row Bud Nullen Ro Rettlg, Robert Chr1stie, Pete Falcon, Vernon N1eman Larry Prall, Wll ie roegemueller, Melv1n Lohse, Harry Gantenbeln, Rich V ach Robert Frahm, B111 Loseman The Hanoler Wildcats, under Coach Fred Webb, finished their third full season of six man football very successfully The Wildcats, notably strong the past few seasons, lived up to their current standing again this fall by going undefeated for the second straight season They played a total of seven games while winning seven, losing none and tying none This gave them their twenty second consecutive victory out of twenty three games played in three seasons It also gave them their second straight league championship after sharing that title with Haddam three seasons ago The Wildcats scored a total of 3hO points in the seven games played for an av erage of forty nine points per game The opponents scored a total of 71 points for an average of ten points per game Sponsor Dr B L Golden and Steven - C -F of X f ,W 2 A .i E. ' I . ' 1 , Z' bgnf Q -s. Nl' 'S f 'Nunn 481' Llaine 1 YEAR Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Z :QQ N1 'Z 'S RECORD Mahaska Haddam Morrowville Barnes Greenleaf Republic Bern 3 .1 '22 Coach x -.. Sponsor: Hoffmanls Chev. Co. 'lUE53.'73 S sor-ed by: Legion Aux The Wildcats, basketball season Randolph 66 - MB. win for the season. scored a total of Exam under Coach Fred L. Webb brought the to a close February 27 by defeating This gave them their 20th straight During the season the Wildcats 1,13h points for an average of 56.7 per game. The opponents scored a total of 97 points for an anverage of 3h.3 per game. miqllj . ax 7 is sqm are ,. 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J V ,...5 if 'LG Q, WH f' F1rst Grade Q 'W' 21-PAQ 1 Q3 Th1rd Grade First Row Twila Keenan, Sandra Rettig, Arlan Holle, Jackie Prall, Patty Lamoe, Linda Eusin Second Grade Qecond Row Robert Roever, Richard Plehal, Jim y Ryser, Karen Schenk, Wayne Allerheiligen, Roxie Rettig Teacher Miss Wilsman First Row Judith Hatke, Mary Wiese, Arcy Poell, August Dusin, June Henneberg Second Row Barbara Mueller, Dennis Koeneke, Marlene Nieman, Bonnie Roever, Billy Mueller, Edwin Ryser Fourth Grade Third Row Bobby Dusin, Ardith Allerheiligen, David Mueller, Lee Sand, Walter Szopenske, Rita Spratt Teacher Miss Jedicke ' A A 5 ' , - GM' - ' . l , Z n 1 ' 4 lr 5 ' 5531, ' ' X r , i ,Q l f if Flfth Grade First Row Gary Dusin, wlllard Keltel, Dorotry Allerheiligen, Joyce Rettig, Nancy Oswald, Diane Poell S1XIh Grade Second Row Mary Portman, Bill Mallean, Eddie Steinfeldt, Bruce Prall, Sharon Weichman, Darrell Allerheiligen Third Row Howard Ryser, Barbara Roever, Judith von waaden, Deanna Seventh Grade Mueller, Yvonne Allerheiligen, Nancy Wohlbrandt, Teacher Miss Sedlacek fix QW! X F Elghth Grade First Row Lloyd Wiese, Roxy Latham, Clay Drall, Larry Smith, Carol Ryser Second How Jeanette Frahm, George Mallean, Marilyn Henneberg, Shirley Rettig, Paula Smith Third Row Sharon Mueller, Helen Szopenske, Mary Ann Mueller, Marllyn Boettcher, Rosetta Koeneke, Jackie Schenk. Teacher: Miss Seeberger- D , mv Seasons Record Hanover Hanover Linn Haddam Cheerleaders Jackie Mary Ann Carol Mary Diane Joyce Linn Barnes Greenleaf washington Morrowville Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Linn Tournament Washington M2 Hanover Hanoverls Ball!!! Top row Howard Ryser, Larry Smith, George Mallean, Clay Prall, Eddie Stein feldt Bottom row Gary Dusin, B111 Mallean, Bruce Prall, Darrell A116Th8111F6D Williard Keitel 19 on 36 32 ss as 26 M9 - la L . . 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