Haven High School - Tasmanian Yearbook (Haven, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

M55 . sf' gmaurf ?afzewafw! HAVEN RURAL HIGH SCHOOL HAVEN, KANSAS Ann Tuttle, Editor Phyllis Biggs, Business Manager Mr. Herbert Reimer, Advisor With the passing of time, the echoes of our school life will grow fainter and fainter, and then die away. Gone forever will be the rou- tine of school life, the fun we had, and the friends we made. It is the hope of the 19 55 TASMANIAN staff that, as you glance through this book in the years to come, you will recapture those moments---and the echoes will begin again. DEDICATED TD STATE MDE DIIAMPID ADT S D XS D 1955 STATE CHAMPS The journalism class dedicates this 1955 Tasmanian to the players and coach of the '55 state championship team, and to the two champs of previous years. Their sportsmanship and undying efforts brought honor to the school and we feel this dedication has been merited by them. 1955 team gets send off from stu Pictured above are 1925 and 1928 champions who attended victory celebration. Men of '25 are on front row and men of '28 on the back row. Z dent body as they depart for Emporia and the state tourna- ment. At the right the newly crowned state champs arrive for vic- tory celebration and are given a great ovation by 600 Xx loyal fans. W fx X X o is lil' 1 t V -E 3- .. Haifa -.Cl V 'E 1 - '- x 35, L? ,1 ,frism K-'. i 1 , ., ,. L 'ful 1 Q . 'K ' 1 , if .ry , '4 ri AM S Mr Fred Howell HHH HE THE WHEEL HE EHHEATIH Pictured in the new office is Mr Fred Howell who has been the pr1ncipa1 of Haven H1gh School for the past f1ve years The off1ce was transfered from th1rd to f1rst floor w1th the remodehng of the old furnace rooms Th1S also prov1des for a teachers lounge HAVEN JOURNAL 11 nr Board of Educatlon The Board of Educat1on cons1sts of two new members who are Mr Walter Mount and Mr Wendell Cha1n plus Mr Lawrence Cooley who has been on the board for the past f1ve years also Mr M1l1ard K1nca1d and Mr V1rg11 Hefhng who have each spent two years on the Board Mrs Carl Elv1n has been a very eff1c1ent secretary for the h1gh school for the past two years HAVEN PHARMACY 3 'TQ Mrs Carl Elv1n 'va- l . U' IM, V 1 I ff , 'dy , A .vixl Wy r H - '- 0 '- f. K I Q .Kd ffl ! A ' 'J x ',,N, ' -Y . Q I o . 3 o ,V b - .1 - Q ,Q Q ' . . . . . . . . . .,i 7 A I , 3 1 ' .L ' . xii Q 3 1 'L . 2 ga A , - . . . ' - - A In :L STETCHER BROTHERS Insurance FINNIN MOTOR CO. ,p,l .X 1 ,Aj . ,- 751 V ELDON V. A LBRIGHT y Industrial Arts, Social Science, . Athletics, Senior Class and H 2 Club Sponsor, B. S. g K. S. T. C. , Emporia, Kansas. .IV JAY Q. DODGE 3 BESSIE DUGGAN l Debate, Speech, International 1 5 Relations and Junior Class Spon- 3 SOI: A. B. : K. S. T. C., Emporia, 1 1 Kansas. Mrs. Elvin and Mr. Peitsch helping student in office, Il, ' 5 l I, . Quay I in X1 1 51 'i gi . FW, CLINTON HILL Athletics, Social Science, Dri- ver Education, H Club and Freshman Sponsor, B. S., McPher- -.- n n.,. 1. rn .---- v ..... ll.H.. Instrumental Music, A. B. in Music Education, Wichita Uni- versity, Wichita, Kansas. ETHELMAE WILSON English, Spanish, Forensics, Dra- matics, Library and Freshman Sponsorg A,B., Fort Hays, Kansas State College, Hays, Kansas. ' D 1 FAC LTY REYNOLDS SERVICE STATION WI-IETSTONE FOOD MARKET I ACK SWINGER Vocal Music, Physiology, Phychol- 7' ogy, Biology, B, A, and Bachelor X L of Music, Friends University, 1 X, 51 Wichita, Kansas. ' I 5 Q A V ' arf W I My F 'l Q AJIVVC D ' BARBARA NORTON Commerce, Kayette Sponsor, B. S., K, S. T,C. , Emporia, Kan- 585, ARTHUR PEIT SCH Athletics, Mathematics, Science, Junior Class Sponsorg A,A., St. John's Junior College, Winfield, Kansas, B. A., Southwestern, Win- field, Kansas, Graduate work at the University of Nebraska, Lin- coln, Nebraska. ..v,PA s .,,' 1 ' 7 .. , S E, C K 1 xx, ' fl 3 HERBERT REIMER PHYLLIS SUITER Home Economics, Pep Club, Kayette and Sopho- more Class Sponsor, B. S. in Home Economics, Fort Hays, Kansas, State Col- lege, Hays, Kansas. Journalism, Booster, Tasmanian and English, Sophomore Class Sponsor: A. B. , Southwestern Col- lege, Winfield, Kansas. N. PHL L GLENN SCHULTHESS Vocational Agriculture, F, F, A, , Student Council Sponsor, B. S. , K, S,C. , Manhattan, Kansas. we Carl Krenke Atlas Burns Asa Koontz llCO0K llllll ll TOP Workmg to keep the school and grounds rn good condmon have been the three Janrtors Carl Krenke Atlas Burns and Asa Koontz Krenke has been wrth the school for the past erghteen years Burns for four years and Koontz for two years BOTTOM LEFT The hot lunch program was under the d1rect1on of Ann Stoffer who was hrred when the pro gram was opened frve years ago and Ruth Hartzler who has been wrth the program two and one half years BOTTOM RIGHT Those provrdrng bus transportauon for the past year were C J Reynolds hm Engwerler and Oral Moms Morr1s has been dnvlng a bus for the past ten years Reynolds for seven years and Engwerler has completed hrs second year Compllments of MCELWAIN MOTOR CO AND WINONA'S BEAUTY SHOP Ann Stoffer Ruth Hartzler J1mEngwe1ler Oral MOHIS C I Reynolds 'lunar 'Q'- I A 5' 1 -l 11 'Wig 'nn' -1-o. ,1 d'i, 'V . ' 0- QQ' NL R seniors E-NM 5 PHILIP DEAN KINAST Band 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3- 4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Trombone Trio 2, Trombone Quartet 3, Brass Ensemble 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Boys Ensemble 4, Kays 2, Student Council 2-3-4, Student Council President 4, Class Plays 3-4, One Act Plays 3-4, F. F.A. 1-2-3-4, Class Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 3, Class President 2-4, F. F. A. Presi- dent 3, Forensics 3-4, Wildcat Booster - Make-up Editor 4, Tas- manian Staff - Copy Editor 4, Pep Band 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Track 1, H Club 4, F,F, A, Public Speaking - State Re- gional, Valedictorian 4. BETTY MORGAN Band 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Pep Club 1-2-3- 4, Kayettes 1-2-3-4, Student Coun- cil 3, Class Play 4, F. F, A. Queen 4, Class Secretary 4, Kayette Sec- retary 4, Cabinet 4, Wildcat Booster Society Editor 4, Tasmanian Staff - Snapshot Editor 4, Honor Student 4. CHARLES ELVIN Band 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-4, Boys Octet 4, Boys 15 4, Boys Quartet 4, Mixed Ensemble, Kays 1-2, Student Coun- cil 3-4, Class Plays 3-4, Vice President of Class 1-4, Class Presi- dent 3, Secretary-Treasurer of H Club 4, Wildcat Booster - Sports Re- porter 4, Tasmanian Staff - Assist- ant Editor 4, Boys State Representa- tive 3, Football 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Sa- lutatorian 4. DAVID DUTTON Band 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3, Glee Club 1-2-3, Trombone Trio 2-3-4, Boys Ensemble 2-3, Brass Ensemble 4, Kays 1, Student Coun- cil 4, Class Plays 3-4, One Act Play 3, Class Officer 1, Forensics 3, Wildcat Booster Sports Editor 4, Tasmanian Sports Editor 4, Swing Band 1-2-3-4, Boys State Represen- tative 3, Football 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, H Club 4. Compliments of HAVEN STATE BANK tb ANN TUTTLE Band 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, 15 tet 3-4, 9 tet Sax 3, Mixed Ensemble 3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Kayettes 1-2-3-4, Class Play 4, F. F, A. Queen 3, Class Treasurer 4, Kayette Cabinet 3-4, Wildcat Booster - Feature Edi- tor 4, Tasmanian Staff - Editor 4, Pep Band 2-3, Honor Student 4. CLASS JOYCE ELLEN POPP Band 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, 15 ret 1-2- 3-4, 9 tet 1-2-3-4, Mixed Ensem- ble 3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Kay- ettes 1-2-3-4, Student Council Sec- retary 4, Class Plays 3-4, F. F, A, Attendant 1-2, Class Secretary 3, Kayetre Cabinet 1-2-3, Forensics 2, Debate 2-3, Wildcat Booster Editor 4, Tasmanian Staff - Copy Reader 4, Pep Band 1-2-3-4, Honor Student 4. FREIDA KINDIEY Band 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girls En- semble 3-4, 9 ICI 4, Mixed En- semble 3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Kayettes 1-2-3-4, Kayette Cabinet 3-4, Student Council Treasurer 4, Class Plays 3-4, Pep Club President 4, Wildcat Booster Assistant Editor 4, Tasmanian Copy Reader 4, Pep Band 3, Librarian 3, Honor Student 4. MARGARET DELORES ACHEY Band 1-2, Mixed Chorus 1-2, Glee Club 1-2, Flute Quartet 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, Kayettes 1-2, Student Council 1-2, Forensics 2, Pep Band 1-2. 3 IIM HAYES Band 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 4, Class Plays 3, F, F, A. 2-3-4, F. F. A. President 4, H Club President 4, Honor Student 4, 0F 1955 BETTY ARTLEY Band 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girls En- semble 2-3-4, Clarinet Quartet 2- 3-4, Triple Trio 4, Mixed Ensemble 3-4, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 3-4, Kayettes 1-2-3-4, Kayette Cabinet 2-4, Class Plays 3-4, Class Vice President 3, Band Vice President 4, Honor Student 4. FARMEPUS STATE BANK Yoder, Kansas 1 . ,.-. 'K : I F GARY ENGWEILER Mixed Chorus 1-2, Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, Kays 2, Student Council 4, Wildcat Booster Sports Reporter 4, Tasmanian Co-Sports Editor, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, H Club 4, Honor Stu dent 4, GERALDINE ASHBY Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, Glee Club 1- 2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3, Kayetres 1- 2-3. BEVERLY BENSON Band 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girls Sextet 2, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Kayettes 4, Other Schools: G.A. A., Y-Teen 3, Class Plays 1-2, Class Vice Presi- dent 2, G. A. A. Secretary 1, Pl-IYLLIS BIGGS Pep Club 3-4, Kayettes 3-4, Wild- cat Booster Business Manager 4, Tasmanian Business Manager 4, Honor Student 4, Other Schools: Tri-S 1, F,l-LA, 2, G,A,A, 3, Student Bookkeeper 3. WILMA BOWER Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1, Kayettes 1-3, Librarian 4. HAVEN GAMBLE ' S STORE JERRY CARMICHAEL Mixed Chorus 4, Glee Club 4, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Kays 1, F. F. A. Sentinel 3, Football 1-2-4. 74' DON DOW Band 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Boys 8 1-2- 3-4, Quartet 4, Boys 15 1-2-3-4, F,F,A. 3-4, Class Secretary 2, Swing Band 3, Librarian 4, Football 1-2-3, Basketball 1, Track 1-2, GUNN MUSIC COMPANY Hutchinson, Kansas MARYETTA GRANDON Band 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, 9 Glee Club 1-2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3- 4, Kayettes 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 4, Librarian 3. x . DON KOH LENBERG Band 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Boys En- semble 4, Boys Octet 4, Mixed En- semble 4, Saxophone Ensemble 4, Class Play 3, One Act Play 3, Wild- cat Booster Advertising Manager 4, Tasmanian Advertising Manager 4, Pep Band 4, Football 1-3. JANET MYERS I ,ir ,., ., iw 1. it nl A 'N is pf 4. .. 5 HOWARD LEHNER Band 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2, Glee Club 1-2, Kays 1, Class Play 1, F.F. A. 3-4, Football 1-2-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 2-3. SONDRA PEIRCE Band 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Triple Trio 3-4, Girls Ensemble 2-3-4, Girls Sextette 4, Sax 4 tet 3-4, Mixed Ensemble 3, Kayettes 1-2- 3-4, Class Play 3, Debate 1-2, Pep Band 3-4, Swing Band 3-4, Honor Student 4. GAIL LYTLE Band 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Boys En- semble 2-3-4, Boys Quartet 4, Boys Octet 2-3-4, Brass Ensemble 4, Kays 1, Student Council 2-3, Class Play Student Director 3-4, Class Treasurer 2, Wildcat Booster Adver- tising Manager 4, Tasmanian Staff Advertising Manager 4, Pep Band 1- 2-3-4, Swing Band 4, Track 4, DARREL RAWLINGS Mixed Chorus 1-3-4, Glee Club 1- 3-4, Pep Club 4, Kays 1-2-3, Class Plays 3-4, One Act Play 3, Foren- Mixed Chorus 1-3, Glee Club 1-2- 3, Pep Club 1-2-3, Kayettes 1-2-3, Librarian 3. Compllments of HAVEN LUMBER COMPANY sics 3, Debate 4, Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2, Track 3, Honor Stu- dent 4. EM iuninrs F 5 X f Qs, s f 'S 5 vf. 1 jf ,JP .v I' 5 A '. n ffxfl' ' KQ. N 49 M.- PY! Q -ffigyt' .2 ,rf J '. .1 ,v ' .-H, ,n fs ' f.,-'ff 5 Tizjigf-ap Hier: 77. F. V Z ,',. gm fl l , X - MEL SCHROCK JACQUELINE SPENCER Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Glee Club Mixed Chorus 2-3, Glee Club 2-3, 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3, F. F.A. 3-4, Pep Club 3, Kayettes 2-3. Class Officer 1, Librarian 4, Foot- ball 4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1. Ml' HAVEN WELD SHOP -- - DUTTON'S TV SERVICE LEONARD WALLSTEN F. F. A. 2-3-4. DEAN ZIMMERMAN Band 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2, DARREL TUCKER Glee Club 1-2-4, F,F. A, 3-4, F, F. A. 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4 F. F. A. Treasurer 4, Honor Student Basketball 1-2-4, Track 1-2-3-4. 4, ga.. -5 3 '--ssa-fl l' YA f Q- F-,X ia' lr-FQ, I' ,lx V kN Speaker's table at banquet with MC Standley standing at extreme left. x.,1' WAITING FOR BANQUET TO START, Phil Kinast isn't making faces at left, just something in his eye. C. Elvin and date Ann Tuttle don't seem to be enjoying it. Cl lllY IH lCEH'r BALL Q LQ. , x . 5 X rn A I Finishing touches being put on by Smith, Eales and ABOVE: Everyone seems to have a satisfied look as a fine Snay as Peitsch and Howell assist. turkey dinner is being served in the banquet hall, The meal is completed and they wait for the program to The crowd congregates outside the banquet room wait- ing for chow call, SIHII, A lx gl! J..- i i ' 1-,sq-gi x T ' 1 ' T ll. 1 13 ' x 9 M Hey! Don't do it, says Popp as Kindley takes things very calmly. . f-:sp1.- - ..,- N Schrock, Lehner, Engweiler, Dow get ready to motor ' ' , 'I out on the lake, f I. s Q rg x Mr, and Mrs. Gene Porter-- congenial bus driver and wife. THAT MEMUH R Sponsors Howell and Albright. Take me out to the ballgame. The seniors went to K. C. to see Q N- 3 .41 ' ' , Enjoying an evening I at dancing. . g. -:Q if-is Peirce admires Dutton's legs as Hayes and Popp help pose for this shot. It's sack time for Lehner. iBLElWhTOH TRIP T0 KIRKWWUD LUDGE ,,, .. rr, ' Q .ig F Lg. ' , A at I ii . Q- .ff rg '. P--if , eff . .. f t , . I its-4 If -ws ' vi' , 5 Q pl 1 51. rr, --,s ' T , ff - Who's there? asks Dutton as Lehner and. ccaphy Kinast someone pages him relax, resting up for the ' coming evening. A's vs, Tigers Tired but happy group major league game. arrive home safely. -O -D s 1' 5 x Leon Lake Vice President Dee Ann Baker Frank Barnes Darrell Blachly La Verta Bontrager Dixie Cham Darlene Cook Delores Cook Frances Dester Nel E rle Bruce Giles Martha Green Russell Ha es PPe Y Y ,ja ,ai 'Y' ,Q ja IQ: Jr in - v ' -f' ' R f ' 'J' 'lf 1 x ' , v- ' ' Y xx V l . ff f' ' ' N S Shirley Hefling Jon Holmes Kay Johnson Willis Kauffman Alfred Loehr S:- fs 155 X .kv Darrel Lyon Connie Merritt Linda Merritt Jim Rayl Martha Smith Marlyce Snay ' , :it l W- . -. -I J -..Q , X 1, g it ' irqgzx 5 -. '-.f Q5 ? , E Barbara Stewart Jean Terry Joe Weve een' A P 5 19 4 N Ann Miller Richard Nicklaus Don Standley Charlotte Stevenson ..- it 4'-' -4 , 'ik TT' Q N AY 1 Sue Whittle 2 5 W . 1- ' --' D Q-, 1 Iliad - Doris Yoder 99 9 1 '27 4 KARLINE ELVIN BILL ROMIG Secretary 8a Stuco Treasurer A 9 . , ' . J Lvi f -I ...Mi '- I v 4. ,,..g 1 5' xrd L 4 ' -fig 1 S-5 Ji K M fluffy i' ' Rf ' iq' ef. 4 1l'f Gary Banz Shirley Biggs Albert Brooks Kay Budden Jimmy Butler Major Cokeley Leland Foreman Sam Green Nina H8.l'l'l1'1'l0l'l Gene I-loirn CLASS DON MCCARTY President 15-5 V 5 my AQ' QQLAA , ff' r I ' r' 3 ' Art M Qi, Hoskinson O, f is Ai. Liu Rita Howell fl' Jerry Huston Sue 'ah Kincaid Q ' , , Ir if ' ' 1. 1 , Dick N.- '3' Koch fr , , or 195 1 LYNN TUTTLE JEROLD ALBRIGHT Vice President Smco Don Asda , w i . 1 rig II Joyce Stelter .-P , Q1 f Georgia Weve Gary Wilder Frank Whitney Gary Zimmerman C, Dale McCain Lynn Meir David Moore Larry Owens Rai' Parker Roy Parker Jolene Schoepf John Schrock Roy Scott Carol Stalcup ff I lrfl , I S1 ' 9 -4 Q If f-r 3 , -Jw -1 f. 'K X J . if ia ' X 173 -fggp '23 .ji S-Y if -on T57 f N SHARON MOUNT President 111 X? MARGARET TONN Stuco Rep. Carolyn Edwards 'ax sw' 'fir 1 in fl . Jerry Haines ,',,' zu -3- l I , f JOY KOHLENBERG Vice President .ff -- 40 :Q -4 , -fra' Glenna Benson Elsie Elling 19 if gl J' Ardith Ha mmar 4.29 - of, 2 .vygqmx f , .fa'. iv GAYLEN FOREMAN Secretary U., 'U 41 Q lib A . I Eula Mae Coonce Glenn Geffert .W form.. 'Q , Q 7 v ,vi I Jack Hayes . 7,1 d 1 A .X-1 x ,J'p0f ' I 09 Y v .su .J I -:J 1 'K A 1' A PETE MUEHLER PAT MALONEY Treasurer Stuco Rep. CLASS Francis Giles Allen Hackett Q .. 'I ,Q ,W f ' I V f x ' X -I Q Joe Mac Hoskinson Billy Huston . 4 ,'-ig 5 x .' ,fi ,il -A . 1 193, j ,.. .3 Q ff 5 Raymond Kauffman am- 'ffl .. Marilyn Miller UF l958 Larry Seitz . J-1, Gerry Watson --Y X 2 v , 65 Sharon King Jw 'nw' -.7 1 '05, , AZ Geraldine Morris Mary Snay , x' IQ-' -.I Darla Wilder 90 f . - l 1 14. ,Xi K q ! Gary Koontz ,gs , fo Ui - 4' ,-4, sv 1. 1, A 4 r 5 Gayle Norris Darlene Stewart Daniel Loehr 47 Margery Schneider Jerry Troyer x .,. , 'A f I -.L g ef --V' 1 Orval Yoder Robert Serpent , 2- a .aa ' ,B 'Y . ,ca X S ' ,S N S 'Y it ,D 7 as 4-Q Susan Lytle Bill Schoepf Don Miller l f ad! f. Q --.4' x X Dale Van Campen I IA'l'll.'l' Fl.Hl0 UF IIIWE IIIGH I JFK? QV? rl, S, Mount, S. King, I. Kohlenberg G. Benson and M. Tonn dis- and D, Wilder show shorty nightgowns play dresses at style show. in style revue. N. Hamman, S. Biggs, G. Weve, J. Cameron, J. Eales pose for picture after revue, ' XYXx :N i is Xe was 27-1 :Nxt Q y A Paris sidewalk cafe was the set used at 5- Kincaid PfePafe5 5 delicious Pie in Kay Johnson displays her the style revue. cooking class. She made the apron pretty gown. she's wearing. Joe Weve and Dixie Chain arrive at banquet fit Junior girls don pretty formals for the annual banquet. to kill. 4 Xl u.....fy ijt! 5- :im W f' X Ss '3?.-UE S550 05m osfjl 555 SF? H cn OCD 53:6 .Ag if:-4 5' 02:03 O- 5.2 KF-'J U1 N X KJ X 2 X mW 6 X L, -t m5cll ' J AAU. E? - 5-C5 CDP 'Um Q0 25 'EU :I UUE QE' on 35' '-1 gn WF' cn l cr W2- I--5 En. mb! FVIII 55' Q. ...H v-10 'E' tg-1 -an '15 'EUS S8 o G12 ff? 5.-:I og- Ov: an 091 D-v-Q 5' gm 1.8 US-fb QE. rn!! ooo V1 02 Fo 3 '.:r vue . - r l F F I I H H H H T T vin, all seniors. Haven 24, Halstead 0. WILHUAT HHIHHHHS HAVE SUUUESSFUL SHASHN With only two regular lettermen returning from the champion Wildcats of 53-54 Haven was expecting only a mediocre season on the gridiron. Much to the disappointment of all M.K. L. teams the local Cats developed very rapid- ly in the opening two weeks of practice. In the opening game against the rival Cheney Cardinals the Wildcats showed a smooth running offense in downing the visitors 26-0. On September 12 the Wildcats journeyed to Nickerson to meet the ever powerful Nickerson Panthers in the league opener for both schools. After 47 minutes of ver rugged football the Haven team struck pay dirt with 10 seconds remaining in tHe game for a 20-14 victory. Haven, seeming to grow more powerful with each ame, con- tinued to rol over M.K. L. foes, downing Pretty Prairie, 40-63 I-Halstead, 24-03 Burrton 20-6 before being routed by a rug ed Moundridge eleven, 48-13. The Cats, their spirit somewhat broien, lost their next encounter 27-12 to Buhler. Haven regained their form the next week when they slaughtered In- man 4l-0. The following week Haven traveled to Mt. Hope to meet the Pirates in their annual clash. Haven pushed across two touchdowns while holding Mt. Hope scoreless to win 13-0. This game marked the close of the high school careers for seven Seniors who composed the nucleus of the Wildcat eleven. They were backs: Dave Dutton, Jim Hayes and Phil Kinast. Lineman were: Gary Engweiler, Darrel Tucker, Jerry Carmichael and Charles Elvin. Other Seniors were Darrel Rawlings, Mel Schrock and Howard Lehner. A. B. IS WELL PLEASED LEFT: Steaks were large and ANNUAL GRID BANQUET A SUCCESS delicious at the annual feed given to the grid squad by friend Atlas Burns. AT RIGHT: Grid letter winners receive awards from Coach Albright at annual Booster Club spon- sored banquet. Principal speaker was 'Dutch' Lonberg, athletic director of Kansas University. p , This page sponsored by ' KOCH BROTHER HARDWARE BLACHLY'S GROCERY --vf v FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Albright, D, Tucker, L, Lake, J. Holmes, C, Collins, J. Carmichael, H. Lehner J, Weve, C. Elvin, L, Meier, D. Blachly, Asst. Coach Peitsch. 2nd ROW: J. Hayes, D. McCarty, D. Moore, R. Parker R. Parker, D. Standly, D, Dutton, M. Schrock, F. Barnes, G. Heim, A, Loehr. 3rd ROW: B. Rornig, J. Huston, G. Banz, G, Wilder, I. Albright, G. Engweiler, P, Kinast, L. Haines, Jim Hayes, I. Schrock, D, Rawlings. 4th ROW: B. Schoepf, D. VanCampen, J, Haines, A. Hoskinson, J, Hoskinson, G. Koontz, R. Nicklaus, D, McCain, D. Loehr, A, Hackett. SEASON'S SCHEDULE FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS W L HAVEN 26 Cheney Moundridge 7 0 HAVEN Z0 Nickerson HAVEN 5 O HAVEN 40 Pretty Pr. Nickerson 5 2 HAVEN 24 Halstead V V if I Buhler 4 3 HAVEN 20 Burrton J Inman 3 4 HAVEN 13 Moundridge fn tx - Halstead Z 5 HAVEN 12 Buhler B f r Y 536, Burrton 2 5 HAVEN 41 Inman E Pretty Prairie O 7 HAVEN 13 Mt. Hope , ' u , I , Little Guy--Great Coach Pictured below are six semor llnemen. Havews Guidin Li ht LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: D. Tucker, end, 3 g Elvin, tackle, Engweiler, guard, Pictured below are the four graduating Schrock, guard, Carmichael, guardg backs. THEY ARE: Hayes, HBg Lehner, Rawlings, end. FB, Dutton, HBg Kinast, QB. QN ff EK f - l fi -cuff' This page sponsoredby: HAVEN IGA GROCERY WENDELL CHAIN AUTO SERVICE THREE am? Pictured above are varsity members D. Blachly, L. Meier, C, Elvin, L, Lake, A. Loehr, D, McCarty, D, Tucker, D, Dutton and J. Hayes, Haven Haven 84 Haven 62 Haven 61 Haven 45 Haven 7 3 Haven 51 Haven 69 Haven 29 Haven 66 Haven 54 Haven 66 Haven 55 Haven 65 19 54-'55 CAGE RECORD 57 Halstead Halstead Inman Inman Pretty Prairie Pretty Prairie Burrton Bur rton Moundridge Moundridge Nickerson Nicker son Buhler Buhler Pictured below are Senior lettermen who will be lost to next year's team as they talk it over with Coach Hill. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Tucker, C, Elvin, D. Dutton, J. Hayes. DODGE CITY TOURNEY 49 Haven 67 Dodge City 64 78 Haven 71 Alma 58 64 Haven 49 Hays 51 59 DISTRICT TOURNEY 35 Haven 75 Arlington 54 48 Haven 12 Partridge 7 37 REGIONAL TOURNEY 37 Haven 66 Cunningham 55 30 Haven 62 Halstead 56 56 Haven 50 Sed wick za 51 STATE TOIJRNEY 56 Haven 64 Glasco 53 51 Haven 55 McLouth 40 50 Haven 67 Inman 62 FINAL MKL STANDINGS TEAM W L HAVEN 12 2 Inman 12 2 Moundridge ll 3 Nickerson 9 5 Halstead 5 9 Buhler 5 9 Pretty Prairie 1 13 Burrton 1 13 Compliments of HAVEN ELECTRIC John and Arlie Lake HLIICAT 0F 'PHE FUTURE HAVEN B TEAM-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Hayes, J. Albright, D. Mc- Cain, P. Maloney, L. Haines, and D. Loehr, BACK ROW: B. Romig, J. Haines, L. Lake, G, Koontz, L. Meier, J. Holmes, A. Loehr, G. Heim, and L. Seitz. WILIHIAT RACK I' E VIABLE MGE REUUHII With two regulars returning from the championship Wildcat team of '53-'54, all probablities were pointing toward a very successful cage season for Haven High School. The Cats got off to a rather slow start loosing a total of three games by the middle of the season. In the season opener Haven journeyed to Halstead to meet the ever powerful Dragons. After a hotly contested battle, the Wildcats emerged victorious for their first of 25 wins. Following week the Cats championship chances were struck a severe blow, when Haven dropped a double over time contest, 64-62, to the Inman Teutons on the Inman hardwoods. Coach Hill's men got back into the win column the following night in an exhibition game, against Claflin at Mc- Pherson. Haven also downed Mr. Hope, Nickerson, Burrton, and Pretty Prairie, before loosing a heart breaker to Moundridge, 29-30. With moral and enthusiasm at an all time low, Haven barely downed the scrappy Buhler five, 55-51 V Next on the Haven schedule, was the annual Tournament of Champions at Dodge City, an event the Wildcat squad had been looking forward to all year. The Wildcats shook off their early season jinx, downing Class AA Dodge City and Class B Alma to earn a crack at the championship. In the title game the fighting Cats were downed by the Hays Indians, a powerful Class A team, in an over time 51-49. From that point on it was Haven all the way as Coach Hill's crew defeated Halstead, Nickerson, Inman, Burrton, Pretty Prairie, Moundridge, Sylvia and Buhler, After drawing a bye in first round play of the District Tourney, Haven trounced to assure the Wildcats a place in the Regional Tournament. In the finals of the District play, Haven emerged victorious in the lowest scoring game of the year for Haven, 12-'7 against Partridge . In Regional play Haven continued to play terrific basketball as the Cats downed Cunningham, Halstead, and Sedg- wick in the finals, no gain a berth in the State Tourney, in Emporia. This was the first Haven team to enter the State Tourney since 1941. At Emporia Haven defeated Glasco, and McLouth to fight their way into the State finals against the neighboring Inman Teutons. After a hitterly contested game, Haven defeated the tough Inman, five, 67-62. for the State Class B Championship of Kansas. The Wildcats ended the season with 25 wins and 3 loses, almost unbelievable record. PICTURED AT LEFT: Wild- cat varsity watching re- maining moments of hotly contested B team game. PICTURED AT RIGHT: an Haven High s highly suc cessful freshman squad. 14 Compliments of REYNOI..D'S 54 45 4U SNACK BAR , Q4 Where you get the best in food S 0 'D x'lN if . X , ff - , a . jjivat I , . Ill 1 -. yi.. x-I 9 Pictured above are the members of the track squad, SITTING ARE: J. Haines and B. Romig, KNEELING: D. Loehr, lack Hayes, J. Huston, J. Albright, O. Kauffman, and L. Owens. THIRD ROW: Coach Hill, D. Standley, I. HSYSS, D. Dutton, D. McCarty, D. Rawlings, L. Haines, D. Moore, R. Parker.FOURTH ROW: L. Meier, A, Loehr, C. Elvin, D. Blachly, J. Holmes, D. Tucker, G, Heim and L. Lake. Flilllll' F00'I'llll UI IIERME BREAK IlEC0lllI A sensational year in track completed one of the most outstanding years in Haven High's history as the Wildcat cindermen copped six meets, scored one second place, and tied for second in another. With only five returning lettermen remaining from the '54' squad, chances of a successful season were very slim. After finishing a dismal second to Conway Springs in the Cheney invitational the Wildcats surprised everyone, includ- ing themselves by tieing for second with Conway Springs at Anthony. With enthusiasm at an all time high, the Cats couldn't be held down as they captured the Haven, K, U. , Beloit, Hutchinson Invitational, Mid-Kansas League, Hutchinson Regional and finished second to Gardner in the State meet, In winning these six meets, the local thinclads erased six school records. Dave Dutton, senior, broke three records, those being the broad jump, high jump, and the 880 yard run. The old record in the broad jump was 22'2 held by Dutton in 1954, the high jump was 5'9 1f2 set by Arnold Krenke in 1951. Dutton posted the new height at 6'. Dutton's other record came in the 880 yard run as he ran the distance in 2:01, bettering the old time of 2:05. 9 set by Marvin Valdois in 1953. The other two individual record breakers were Darrel Tucker and Larry Haines. Tucker heaved the shot put 47 feet to better the old mark of 45'2 set by Floyd Rathbone in 1940, Larry Haines voulted 12'1 3f4 to better his own mark of 11'6 earlier in the year. l-laven's speedy 880 yard relay team, composed of Dave Dutton, Larry Haines, Gene Heim, and Jim Hayes lowered the time of 1:34.4 to 1:32. 1. The old record was established in the 1944 State meet by Charles Dickerson, Sam Collins Wayne Morgan, and Lyle Koontz. Coach Hill will have eight returning lettermen next year to form the nucleus of the Wildcat thinclads. 5 4, x LEFT: Dave Dutton leaps into the air and comes through with another record breaking jump. I JJ RIGHT: Haines, Hayes, Dutton, and Elvin wait around to get their medals after winning the 880 yard relay. In ' Ut' UQ. . n ll Hi, I . in 4 Jim Hayes and Dave Dutton, senior cinder- men and half of the winning 880 relay. 1 ky - , E . 1 L .,, ,,,.i-rv . The other half of the l , , I 880 relay team, L. Pictured above IS Larry Haines, Wildcat pole Haines and Gene Jim Hayes, Haven sprinter, passes rival vaulting star, clears the bar at 11' in the state Heim, underclassmen. in the century dash to cop fourth place meet. in that event at the state meet. WILIICAT ATHLETE lllllll I E I 'I'0 Il CL B Under the supervision and guidance of Coach E. V. CPeteJ Albright a lettermen's club was organ- ized for the first time in the history of Haven High School. When the charter was drawn up the H Club consisted of 15 members but as the various sports progressed the ranks swelled to a total of 19 members. While the club's main purpose was to promote interest in high school athletics the organi- zation found time to sponsor a dance which was enjoyed immensely by all those who attended. The style show was of particular interest. Since this was the first year for the H Club the organization was not too powerful in the school but with experience and Coach Albright's capable guidance the club should develop into one of the leading organizations in HHS, Club officers were: I. Hayes, presidentg Don Standley, vice- presidentg and Chuck Elvin., secretary-treasurer. Pictured below are members of the H club. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Elvin, D. Standley, J. Hayes, Coach Albright, G. Heim, and Phil Kinast. SECOND ROW: G. Engweiler, L. Lake, D, Blachley, D. Dutton, D. McCarty, L, Haines, R, Parker. BACK ROW: B. Romig, F. Barnes, D. Tucker, L. Meier, I. Weve, A. Loehr, and M. Schrock. 14,126 ff 3-?,v'S' V I -4 l nv .gar- The Haven Pep Club was reorganized this year under the direction of co-sponsor Phyllis Suiter. A point system was set up whereby each girl that earned 90 points was given an award at the end of the year. The organization also changed uniforms, instead of the black skirts and white blouses, the girls will wear black skirts and gold long sleeved sweaters open at the neck and with white blouses underneath. MISS SUITER I JACK SWINGER Cwsponsor The above picture is the board of control headed by Freida Co-Sponsor Kindley. RIGI-IT'TO LEFT: Karlene Elvin, Margaret Tonn, Freida Kindley, Joyce Popp, and Carole Schoonover. YEA l Delores Kranz MESCHKEPS Mens and Boys Wear Hutchinson, Kansas Linda Merritt Connie Merritt Pictured below is the student body giving the boys a send off to the state tournament which was at Emporia. The pep assemblys were sponsored by the pep club. FIGHT Dee Ann Baker WILEYS Hutchinson, Kansas Fashion Headquarters Since 1900 1 91 . X 1' 1 ef, , ff fy fl? Q I' 'L fx - yt K, an Q V5 , X tr if Q ' 1'-'FHf'?g . . v,,,.lk i .M ' , .F 2 ' 'gd-11.43, . A, ,P K . TM ll I-Q? I YA' lvwkiri V r l fa' D ' .f V I i 1' . X L ,4 v : A . . If I f 1 I f - ' .ll ll .ll ' '11 fi GIRLS' ENSEMBLE - This ensemble of selected girls received a I rating at the league and a I rating at the district music festival which entitled them to a trip to the state music festival where they also received a top rating. Mr. Swinger, Lynn Tuttle, Linda Merritt, Joyce Popp, Dee Ann Baker, Connie Merritt, Barbara Stewart, Freida Kindley, Sharon Mount, Accornpanist, BACK: La Verta Bontrager, Shirley Hefling, Nel Epperley, Sondra Peirce, Carol Astle, Delores Kranz, Ann Tuttle, Betty Artley. Pictured at the left is a scene taken from the Christmas program showing the shepherds cloaks and the star of the east. BOYS' ENSEMBLE - The members of this selected group participated in a fall, male vocal concert and in both the league and district music festivals. They received a II rating in both festivals. FRONT: Dick Koch, Glenn Geffert, Jerry Haines, Don Astle, Jerold Albright, Roy Parker, Phil Kinast, Dale Van Campen, Mr. Swinger, BACK: Gail Lytle, Frank Barnes, Ray Parker, Charles Elvin, Leon Lake, Don Kohlenberg, Don Dow, Don Standley. l X Compliments of MAYFIELD MUSIC STORE Hutchinson, Kansas JONES O'NEAL SHOE STORE Hutchinson, Kansas '4 Q The members of this group received I ratings on solo work at the district music festival which entitled them to go to the state music festival. They are-FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Joyce Popp, Dee Ann Baker, Lynn Tuttle, Dolores Kranz, and Freida Kindley, BACK ROW: Dick Koch, Leon Lake, Charles Elvin, Robert Serpan and David Dutton. Those receiving I ratings at the state were Dick Koch, Joyce Popp, Dolores Kranz, and Robert Serpan. WHEN HWEN IIIGII SINGEIIS VIHIALIZE LEHNER LOCKER PLANT DR. HAROLD K. VOTH, DENTIST Haven s thirty-two voice Boys' Glee Club participated in a fall, male vocal concert. In both the league and district music festivals they received a II rating, which was superior work. RON! ' 1 Qi' !1iHif'1',,t'lfff 0 E i,' ,i 'Q or Hi lfiis , lsfxsflif ig CUNCERT BAND Clarinet Quartet received a rating of I at the League, District and State Music Festival. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Popp, Connie Merritt, Betty Artley, and Carol Schoonover. WITHOUT E Girls Triple Trio received a rating of I- at League and a I at District and State Music Festival, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Swinger, Director, Lynn Tuttle, Joyce Popp, La Verta Bontrager, Sondra Pierce, Dolores Krantz, Ann Tuttle, Betty Artley, and Freida Kindley. THE DAY WOULD Pictured below are the members of the Sax Ensemble and Sax Quintet. The Ensemble received a I- at League and a I at District and State Music Festivals. Sax Quintet received highly superior ratings in all festivals. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dee Ann Baker, Karlene Elvin, Dolores Kranz, Don Kolenberg, Sondra Pierce, Lynn Tuttle, Rita Howell, and Carole Astle. '70 .0 A A mira lux 5' Neff' g I is-ur.. 3 .Annoy EMR fi A'- Wind f W. V . P' . F f i-. . '- x H Hills! w In sn - ' I UQ. . - ..., .L. ,.. ,. - Brass Ensemble received a rating of I- at the League and a I at District and State Music Festival. LEFT TO RIGHT: Roy Parker, Robert Serpan, Jerry Haines, Leon Lake, La Verta Bontrager, David Dutton, Phil Kinast, Gail Lytle and Jerald Albright. A SONG Boys Octet received a rating of III at League and a II at District. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Kock, Glenn Geffert, Jerry Haines, Gail Lytle, Leon Lake, Charles Elvin, Don Kolenberg, Don Dow, Jerold Albright and Mr. Swinger, Director. NEVER ENDH Trumpet Trio received a rating of I at the League, District and State Music Festivals. LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Serpan, Jerry Haines and Leon Lake. .cl .l IIPHUMIIRE DUI G KN 4 Jim Hayes modeling a one piece bathing suit. Darrel Blachly acts as host as the line forms for refreshments. Dave Dutton, Phil Kinast, Jim Hayes, Lynn Meier, Don McCarty, and Frank Barnes model the very latest fashions. Joyce Stelter, Sue Kincaid, Kar- lene Elvin, Mr. Howell, Rita Howell and Jolene Schoepf. Karlene Elvin, Rita Howell, Lynn Tuttle and friend.' The sophomores on their way to a class skating party. ,in -RJ X -4 Q9 Several projects were undertaken by local Kayette organization as they worked toward the 5, O00 point award. Among the projects which were com- pleted toward this goal were the hose project, Father-Daughter party, Mother- Daughter Tea, and several assembly pro- grams. The Easter program was a very fine and inspirational affair with music and short skits with Linda Merritt, President, as narrator. Three of the members attended the re- gional conference at Peabody in the Fall. Linda Merritt, prexy, and cabinet members Carole Schoonover and Rita Howell repre- sented Haven at the conference. . Q. STATION Kayette cabinet members pictured above-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Miss Suiter, Sponsorg R, Howell, B. Morgan, Secretary, L, Merritt, President, L. Tuttle, Vice-Presidentg A. Tuttle, Treasurerg C. Schoon- over, and Mrs. Norton, Sponsor. BACK ROW: B. Arrley, D. Baker, C. Stevenson, C. Merritt, J. Terry, N. Epperley, F. Kindley and K. Elvin. KAYETTE. WEEK Ui PEEJEET. TEEENT EEENCIL .PENSEES EVE Tr AEE MAKE. EEEELATIE Stuco members pictured below-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: F. Kindley, J. Popp, L, Merritt, P. Kinast, Mr. Howell, and Mr. Schulthess..BACK ROW: M. Tonn, K. Elvin, C. Schoonover, C. El- vin, D, Blachly, D, Dutton, G. Engweiler, J. Al- bright, 1. Hayes, L. Haines, and P. Maloney. Charles Elvin and Phil Kinast served as co-presidents of the student council for the 1954-55 school year. This organization has been active for the past five years making rules and regu- lations for school functions and sponsoring numerous activities. One of the largest activities sponsored this past year was the student council conference held in Haven early in the year. Each organization is represented in Stuco as is each class. 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At right Mrs. Duggan, debate coach, and top debaters, Rita Howell and Dick Kock, are pic- tured with three ofthe trophies won this year. FIIHEN IC To top off a very successful season, the for- ensic students journeyed to KU for the State Speech and Drama Festival in which they faired well. Ratings were as follows: One- act play, Ig Humorous readings, 1, Darrel Rawlings and Carole Astleg Dramatic read- ings, I, Linda Merritt and Connie Merritt, Original orations, I, Margaret Tonn, Frank Barnes, III, Extemporaneous speeches, II, Dick Kockg Informative speeches, II, Con- nie Merritt and Rita Howell, Manuscript readings, II, Rita Howell. I Q 5 A X gk XZ-Tl W if y L 5 Ci l ECK ix LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Carole Astle, Connie Merritt, Linda MOTOR J, Merritt. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bessie Duggan, Speech Instructorg CO. il .4 l Rita Howell, Miss Wilson, Dramatics insuucror. THIRD ROW: Dick INC 6 7 Kock, Margaret Tonn, Billy Schoepf. FOURTH ROW: Darrel . CD A Rawlings, Frank Barnes and Phil Kinast. 2-PZZQ 0 I I l 7 'I' P BEFINNINI' IIEBATER K3 if I' i ', Jean Terry and Margaret Tonn, plebe debaters, accept the N rl ,v X first place trophy which they won at Winfield, Gene Lowry, X - , mf avr Southwestern College debater, presents the trophy to the 1 Q two happy Wildcat debaters who fell a Hutchinson team in A Tl the finals. '- 'K WICKS VARIETY STORE fb 1 ,444 nrgunizutinns 5,. ' Y .-:Sf 25' f MQ! . -, .sa -' - ' s N N lv! K .H , , .4 ' , 'Z 5 ff . ifsfl ,- J by K .W fri ffl: - 45 ,- ' I ',,, fr Qi 155' 'oi T-23. ,a ,5.:f ' 1 1' . lx x in ,-xg xii, 15,64 3 aff' Z-P' V 4 ' - -n , f fy, A 3. Sv AL 4 yQ Af Q -,, X N i, . ,.,,. 1 . -r-A ml.. .f' iff' 1 P4 if I3 J N PICTURED ABOVE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Miss Wilson, Linda Merritt, Phil Kinast, Brll Schoepf, and Ann Miller. 0 E-ACT A BIG JUlHHl PRE ' N 1 PLAY CAST Doctor ..... Don Standley Nurse . . . Shirley Hefling Mrs. Savage . Connie Merritt Mrs. Paddy. . Sara Bontrager Fairy May . . Martha Smith Little Boy. .Jimmy Schulthess Frederick Wahl's Prelude to Darkness, was the one act play di- rected by Ethelmae Wilson. The play was presented by Phil Kinast who played the part of Uncle Sebastian, Linda Merritt, Tante Anna, and Bill Schoepf who played the part of Johann. The play was the story of Johann Sebastian-Bach' s life. It received a I rating all the way, including the state festivals, part of Tante Anna but due to in any of the festivals but the Ann Miller was to have played the her health she was unable to take part league. This is the third year Wilson's one at the state. Her other two plays were Street and The Princess Marries the gl .J V11 Max UCCESS act plays have taken I ratings The Heritage of Wimpole Page. ENT HCURIU S SAVAGEH Wilson coaches Smith, Collins, Weve and C, Mer- ritt while Eales stands by to prompt. . . At the right another block is worked out by the director. . . Below another rehearsal is about to come to a close as Wil- son reviews the ever1ing's work with Criticism. .raft W I' Florence Hannibal Jeffery . Titus . . Samuel. Lily Belle Director PLAY CAST . . . Ann Miller . . . Joe weve .Clifford Collins . . Jon Holmes . Russell Hayes . Linda Merritt . . Miss Wilson TIGER HOUSE Staged and directed by Ethelmae Wilson Student Director--Gail Lytle The Cast Un order of appearancej Erma Lowrie ........ Joyce Popp Yami ............ Phil Kinast Aunt Sophia . . . . .Freida Kindley Mrs. Murdock . . . Betty Morgan Mac ...... . . Dave Dutton Arthur Hale . . . . . Charles Elvin Oswald Kerins .... Darrel Rawlings Peggy Van Ess . . .... Ann Tuttle Thompson .... . . . Don Dow Mystery Woman . . . . Betty Artley the cast during the early states of re hearsals Tiger House by Robert St.Clair, a three act comedy, was presented by the Senior Class of '55. The play was centered around a young heiress and all the problems she had with her superstitious Aunt while capturing the Tiger. Things were in a terrible state but as usual, all ended well with both the cast and public satisfied. If ll 0 cgez Wane ll HDR CLASS ' PLAY Here Don Dow Callas Thompsonj runs into trouble with the fire place during rehearsals. Below Don and Kindley get in a little after re- hearsal practice. Pictured at right is Wilson and make -up crew preparing for the big performance. Compliments of STEVENS INC HutCh1HSOn, Kansas if 2. Morgan, Artley, Dow, Kindley 3. Kindley Studying and Popp. l. Kindley, Popp and Artley ALL ABI! T ENHHI N l .4 111 4. Achey and Carmichael 5. Kinast and Elvin at after chili supper. class meeting. Senior chili supperg Schrock, Engweiler and Dow. 8. Kindley, Dow, Artley after play practice. Senior class dance. Steadies, Tuttle and Elvin. 5 6 Tony Rawlings . G 6. True love? '? Kinast . and Dutton. F F.A. UUEE ' 1 Jim Hayes crowning Queen Betty Her highness Betty Mor- gan reigned as the eleventh annual Harvester Queen of Haven on October 23. She was crowned by Jim Hayes, F F A president. Shirley He fling ,'Sv '.5 'ef K .N D if Sharon Mount - I 4 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Pictured above are members of the graduating class-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mel Schrock, Betty Artley, Charles Elvin, Ann Tuttle, Phil Kinast, Betty Morgan, Gail Lytle, Joyce Popp, Dave Dutton. 2nd ROW: Sondra Peirce, Dean Zimmerman, Freida Kindley, Howard Lehner, Phyllis Biggs, Don Kohlenberg, Maryetta Grandon, Jerry.Carmichael, De- lores Achey, Darrel Rawlings. TOP ROW: Darrel Tucker, Wilma Bower, Don Dow, Leonard Wallsten, Beverly Benson, Gary Engweiler, Geraldine Ashby, Jim Hayes and Janet Myers. NOT PICTURED: Jacqueline Spencer. 'PWENTY-NINE ,g HONOR STUDENTS Fourteen graduating seniors received trophies for maintaining a high scholastic standard which had to be a B average for all years. Elon no mv. lwnuoww. nm GRADUATIO. CONGRATULATIONS: Phil Kinast and Charles Elvin, valedictorian and salutatorian respec- tively, congratulate each other after com- mencement. Processional ............ . . . .... Dick Koch Invocation . ........ . ..... Rev. J. D. Schmidt Salutatorian Address . . ..... . ..... Charles Elvin Ah, May the Red Roses Live Always . . . Girl's Ensemble Address- Attributes for Living ..... Dr. M. Cunningham You'll Never Walk Alone . . . .... Mixed Choir Valedictorian Address ..... . . . PhilKiI1aSt Presentation of Class ..... . .Fred H. Howell Presentation of Diplomas ..... . . . Lawrence Cooley Presentation of Honor Awards . . .... Fred H. Howell Benediction .......... . . Rev. J. D. Schmidt Compliments of FRIESEN STUDIO Buhler, Kansas 'Wi 0 f fy ' 0 ' gf, 4 94 nzrru.. ,fl ,