Hayden High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

OSGX --, ,O-df' d-'K,4naf ' Th h mrock Hayden Hugh School Topeka, Kansas a four year hlgh school Conducted by the S1stersofCharxty of Leavenworth. atXav1er. Kansas . N Q 5 , 1 45. Eff. A , -.MW 'i 4 w , . , 1 '. E .51 J a . - . H. v . X X' , K I N..-1-.. , k , X- ., . , . , V , -1 V ' N' , 'X . ' . -A . . e ' . if , ' f - .JA , u, ,fi , , 1' .1 . V ' , . 4 , ' , xx ' . l,,.'M. ' fx, ., A 1' -, F -LQ, ' 1-W ,. , ri W sw-. Nav, . , , is . AW. 7 4 ' N ...,. , ' 1, . Y -L ' A 01 V r. J , ' , rw,,,.AL,..-nv ,g K , '- . A . K . w l :s, ' 215'-ps'ik '. -ff ' . ,. V ' ,. V-if ', .. '-'...,f,Y . .. f W - - ' , W, ..','-,K M-17h Eng lyx.--N A K S3535 Q F1 ,N H + ' X S I - Dedlcatron For Mary We Haydenltes became Hayden Knrghts as we sometrmes sleeptly but devoutly made the F1rstFr1day as we prayed the rosary on the way to basketball games as we hammered and pamted to make our float beautrful for the parade December 8 Wlth Mary we worked played and prayed wtth her as our model we resrsted those temptauons to copy that algebra asslgnment wlth her as our goal we dedrca ted ourselves to her durrng re treat to model our lrves after her Through Mary we ftnd ourselves w1th the stgn of the cross above Hayden s doors we grow up as a Dart of the great democracy workrng hard for us Just across Elghth Street we reach eternrty wxth her as a beacon lrght lllumtnatlng the somettmes treacherous path To Mary rn thxs her year we offer the happmess we felt when we reached the goal for her Shrlne the dlsappomtment when we lost that lmportant game the prtde that came Wllh that hard wor d forA orBon our report card wlth all our other memorles of Hayden as we dedlcate THE SHAMR and ourselves to her now and forever 5 nfl fill A jf My of ,ff ,M s Xml, 'l XY Mm! ,..4 if 9 9-Q2 Zta lf MW l W bv! O M, af ell 4 , I I 0 fm r l QL! A N fa ,Aff X M l I 'I Q 4 Z MQ, A Cp A 'ff XA!! , U 1 Lf f I j iff jg f sf' J at f? U5 ,E ' 7 ',' U J, My CL 476WMj7i 'su i JW' f Oban pf J A I, M' H H Z9 W W lr O ,Q 9 if if . ' I S l ggi l Table of Contents Haydenrtes Page I Saundra Trrce Janet Woolley Classes Page 39 Carole Gannon Carole Costelow Sonja McFadden Sports Page 5 I Bud Mosher Jerry lce Actlvrtles Page 73 J1m Malone George Holvey Entertainment Page 87 Ronnre Blake Bettre Smith Ted Weddle Drck Maas John Eakes Gene Fuhr Jrm Malone Co edrtors Carole Gannon Jrm Malone Artrst Kay Sellers Photography John Mock Davrd Flemrng Peter Long The shreld on the cover of The Shamrock bears three symbolxc fleur de 11s rn dedlcatron of Hayden s lrfe to Mary Immaculate Daughter of the Father Vrrgrn Mother of the Son Most Pure Spouse of the Holy Sprrlt 4 Advertisements ............. Page 95 Haydenltes Presenting Rrght Reverend Monsrgnor Eugene F Vallely MOHSIQHOI Eugene F Vallely vrcar general of the arch d10C6SC rs presldent of Hayden I-hgh and pastor of the Assumptron par1sh Besrdes these dunes he rs chaplaln of the Daughters of Isabelle and a member of the Topeka Gurdance Counctl 6 The Faculty Rev Mons1gnor Eugene F Vallely Slster Mary E1Ieen Pres1dent Enghshl II III Father Paul Gom O R S A Rel1g1on I Father George Klas1nsk1 Rel1g1on ll IV Father James Lysaght Rel1g1on II Father Dennls Sculley Re11g101'1 III Lat1n Father John St1tz Rel1g1onI IV S1ste r Mary Patr1ce Prlnclpal S1ster Mary Leo Lat1n I II III Slste r Ann Be rnad1ne L1brar1an S1ster Mary Ehzabeth Const1tut1on Amer1can Hlstory S1ster Mary Ruth Enghsh IV Speech Amer1can H1story S1ster Ahcxa Glee Club Band S1ster Rose Ellen Chem1stry B1ology Srster Mary Eugene Algebral General Mathemat1cs S1ster Ann V1rg1n1a Typ1ng III IV Shorthand III IV S1ster M1r1arn Joseph Enghshl Sew1ng S1ster Mary Den1se Algebra II Geometry B1ology Sxster Mary Edwarda Enghsh II III Journahsm S1ster Mary Thomas Typ1ng III IV Shorthand III Mrs Marjorme Longan General Bus1ness G1rls Physlcal Educatlon Coach Kenneth Bueltel Econom1cs C1t1zensh1p Basketball Baseball Coach Barney Byard Drwers Educatwn Boys Physlcal Educat1on Football Track . . . . . 1 1 w, - . .. . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I , 7 1 I 1 1 9 1 1 1 :IV 1 N X - n a . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Father Paul Gonr Father George Klasrnslu Their Knowledge Our Learning VVOTRIHQ, together to teach the Hayden Qtudents relrfuon are puests from the Topeka parrshes Father Dennts Scully and Father James Lysavht from Nssumpuon Father Georre K1dS1IlSklf1'OlTlSd1llIJOSL,Dh Father Paul Gom from Our Lady of Guadalupe and lather John ima from Holy Name father George Klasrnskr besldes belnq admuustrator of bamt Aloysrsus Par1sh Mcrrdau Kansas IS moderator of the sodallry .ag ANSI: Father lameb Lysaght Father John Strtz 8 1 i Father Denn1s bcully Kenneth Bueltel Their Experience Our Profit Father Denms Scully drrector of athleucs has promoted golf and tenn1s for the f1rst ume Ill Hayden Mrs Marjorre Lonqan IS completlng her thlrd year as Pep club sponsor Kenneth Bueltel head basketball and baseball coach IS an old umer f1ll1Sh1f1QQ hrssecond yearhere after leav1nQ, Immaculate Hrqh Leavenworth Barney Byard head football and track coach IS completing, hrs f1rst year of coachrng at Hayden H coached formerly at Redemptorlst Hlgh School Kansas C1ty 'v11ssour1 ,4 Barney Byard Mrs Nlarjorle Lonszan 9 Wax JOE MCDONNELL Vice-President 2,43 President 35 Sodality 1.2.3,4g Football 1,2gBasketball 1.2.3,4g Baseball 3,4gTen- nis 3,4g Letterman's Club: O.G.A. 3g O.A.T. 4g Operetta, Mikado , 4g Annual Advertising Staff 4g Short Story Contest Winner 2. CAROLE ANN GANNON Class President 43 Sodality l.2,3,4g Pep Club 2.3, 45 O.G.A. 3,4g O.A.T. 3: Co-Editor Annual Staff and Advertising Staff: Prom Committee 3g School Paper 43 Chorus 23 Latin Certificate 3. Class of '54 MONA MILLER Class Treasurer 2,4g Class Secretary lg Sodality 1. 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 2,3g Tennis 2g Pep Club 2,3.4: G.A.A. lg O.A.T. Awards 35 Harmon- ettes1,2g Operetta In Gay Havana 23 In An Old Kentucky Garden 34 Mikado 45 Varsity Cheer- leader 4g Home Room Cheerleader 1,2,3g Talent Contest Winner lg Minstrel Show 15 Prom Chairman 35 Piano 1,2,3,4g Voice 1.2. LOREN BARTLEY Class Secretary 45 Sodality l,2,3,4g Speech Club Officer 4g Home Room Captain 1.25 Football 1.2. 3,4g Basketball 1,2.3,4g Track 1,2g Baseball 3,45 Varsity Football3,4g Varsity Basketball 3,45 Speech Cheaper By The Dozen 45 The Old Ladv Shows Her Medals 4. Seniors, Knights Gf The Round Table , -. Mu d' 15, SAMUEL SEBASTIAN ADAME Sodality 2,3,4g Football 2.3.41 Baseball 3,4g Intramura1Basketba1l 2,3.4g Letterman's Club: Football 4g Baseball 4. MARGIE ALLEN Sodality 1,2,3,4g PepClub2,3.4g Typing Award 3g AnnualAdvertising staff 4g Prom Committee Staff3. Transferred from St. Marys: Girls Glee Club 1. ROSE MARY APPELI-lA NZ Sodality 1,2,3,4g Shorthand Award 3g Chorus lg Annual Advertising Staff 4g Clark Honor Roll. Typingg Pep Club 2.3.4. HELEN ART Vice-President3g Sodality 1,2,3.4g Intramural Basketball 3g PepClub2.3.4g G.A.A. 1g Annual Advertising Staff4g Homeroom Cheerleader 2. 3g Latin Certificate 2g Chorus lg Band 2.3.4. ROBERT E. BAKER Sodality 3,4g Student Manager Basketball 3g Football 45 Homeroom Basketball 3,4g Letter- man'sClub: Football 4, Basketball 3g Operetta Mikado 4g Transferred from Maur Hill: Foot- ball lg Basketball 1.25 Intramural Softball 1.2, CHARLES BARTLEY Sodality 1.2.3,4g Football lg Basketball lg Homeroom Basketball 2.3,4g Operetta Mika- do 4. ROSE MARY BAUM Sodality 1,2.3,4g Pep Club 2.3.4. JERRY BELDEN Sodality 1,2,3.4g Home Room Chairman 4g Vice-President of Speech Clubg Baseball 3.4: Letterman's Club 4g Cheaper By The Dozen 4g Riders To The Sky 4g Band l. This page courtesy of COMMERCIAL CANDY CO. MARY ANN BERBERICK Sodality 1.2.3.4: Pep Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1: Shorthand award 3: Chorus 1: Annual Adver- tising Staff. BEVERLY BEST Sodality 1,2,3.4: Pep Club 2,3.4: Shorthand award. 3: Speech: Cheaper By The Dozen 4: The Old Lady Shows Her Meda1s 4: Riders To The Sea : Prom Committee 3. RONNIE BLAKE Sodality 2.3.4: Football 3: Manager 4: Track 3.4: Intramural Basketball 3.4: Letterman's Club fFootba11j 4: Annual Staff Entertainment Editor: Prom Decoration Committee 3. Trans- ferred from Marmion Military Academy. JACK BLOSSOM Sodality 1.2,3.4: Typing award 3: Operetta In Gay Havana 2. The Mikado 4: Band 3, 4: Voice 2: Piano 3.4. Transferred from Maur Hill. THERESA BOOS Sodality 1.2.3,4: Pep Club 2.3,4: Chorus 1.2: Annual Advertising Staff 3.4: Home Room Cheerleader 2.3: Shorthand award 3: Home- coming Queen 4. EMERSON I. BRODIS Sodality 1.2.3,4: Intramural Basketball 2,3.4: Typing award 1.2: Operetta The Mikado 4: Band 1.2.3. SHIRLEY BROWN Sodality 1.2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: Class Secre- tary 3: Typing award 4: Speech: Cheaper By The Dozen 4. Riders To The Sea 4: Home- room Cheerleader 2.3: Band 2.3.4. CECILIA BURKHART Sodality 1.2,3.4: Pep Club 2.3,4: Pep Club Treasurer 3: G.A.A. 1: Speech: Cheaper By The Dozen 4: Riders To The Sea 4: Operetta In An Old Kentucky Garden 3: Homeroom Cheerleader 1.2: Chorus 1.3. This page courtesy of MOSBY MACK MOTOR CO vw 75 TED CHAVEZ. JR. Sodality 1.2,3.4g Chorus 1. CAROLE ANN COSTELOW Sodality 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2.3,4g O.G.A. 3g O.A.T. 3: Annual Advertising Staff 3.4: Prom Committee 43 School Paper 49 Honor Rollin Typing 4. ED CUSTENBORDER Sodality 1,2,3,4g Homeroom Captain 35 Foot- ball Varsity 1.3,4, Basketball 1.2.3g Baseball 3.4: Football Captain 4g Baseball Captain 35 Typing award 33 Speech Cheaper by the Do- zen 4: Barretts of Wimpole Street 4. PATTY DALRYMPLE Sodality 1.2.3.4g Basketball 35 Pep Club 2,3, 4g G.A.A. 1: O.A.T. 3: Operetta In an Old Kentucky Garden 3: Ballet Chorus 1: Annual Advertising staff 4: I-lomeroom Cheerleader 1. 2. JANICE DOLL Sodality 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2.3.49 G.A.A. 1: O.A.T. 3g Operetta In an Old Kentucky Gar- den 3p Mikado 4: Third place alumni 1. FRED DREHER Sodality 1.2.4. TOM DUDNEY Sodality 1,2.3,4g Football 1.2: Baseball 3,4g l-lomeroom Basketball 1.3,4g Speech Cheaper by the Dozen 4: 'The Old l.ady Shows Her Medals 4. MICHAEL DWYRE Sodality 2.3,4g Football 3,4g Track 2,3g Let- terman 2,3.4g Speech: Club Parliamentarian: Cheaper by the Dozen 45 Class President 1. 2g Fort Smith Arkansas. This page courtesy of J. T. McGIVERN, PRINTING CONTRACTORS it f if lwg 'Q BARBARA EAKES Sodality 1,233.45 Pep Club 2,3,45 O.G.A.: Chorus 15 Annual Advertising 45 Home Room Cheerleader 1.2.35 Prom Committee 3. JOHNNY EAKES 2.3.45 Track 3,45 Intramural Basketball 2.3.45 Operetta Mikado 45 Annual Advertising 45 Transferred from St. Iohn's Seminary: Vice- President 15 Class reporter for school paperg Captain of freshman basketball team 1. PHYLLIS EAKES Sodality 1,2,3.45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta: ln an Old Kentucky Garden 35 The Mikado 45 Home Room Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheer- leader2,3,45 Latin Auxiliam Honor Certificate 2.3. BOB ENGLISH Sodality 45 Football 45 Letter for football: Speech: Speech Club Presidentg Cheaper by the Dozen 45 Riders to the Sea 4. Trans- ferred from Central High School Aberdeen. South Dakota. MAUREEN ENGROFF Sodality 1,2.3.45 Pep Club 2.3.4. DIANE ETZEL Sodality l,2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.45 G.A.A- 1: Operetta: ln an Old Kentucky Garden' 35 Mikado 45 In charge of Red Cross 3,4. KENNETH ETZEL Sodality 3,45 Football Varsity 45 Basketball Varsity 3,45 Letterman Football 45 Basketball 45 Speech: Cheaper by the Dozen 45 Riders to the Sea 4. Transferred from St. Iohn's Seminary: Secretary of freshman class5 Presi- dent of junior football and basketball. ROBERT FITZGIBBONS Sodality 1,2.3,45 Home Room Basketball 35 Operetta ln an Old Kentucky Garden 35 Mikado 4. This page courtesy of DOUGLAS CONSTRUCTION CO. fits-v ROSEMARY FITZGIBBONS Sodality 1,2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 3g Pep Club 2.3.45 Operetta Mikado 4. GENE FUHR Sodality 1,2,3,4g Vice-President 13 Homeroom Basketball 1,2,3,4g Varsity 45 Varsity Cheer- leader 39 Annual Advertising 4g School Paper 4g Prom staff 4. MIKE GANNON Sodality 3,4g Speech: Cheaper by the Dozen . Transferred from Washburn Rural: Operetta, The Gypsy Troubadour . JOYCE GOBEL Sodality 1,2,3.4g Pep Club 2,3,4g O.A.T. 33 Operetta: ln an Old Kentucky Garden 3g Mikado 4g Annual Advertising Staff 4g Proc- tor 2. RICHARD GUDENKAUF Soda1ity1,2.3,4g O.A.T. 3g Speech: Cheaper by the Dozen 4g 'The Old Lady Shows Her Medals 4. RAYMOND GUTIERREZ Sodality 1.2.3.4g Formal Committee 4. IOHN GUTH Sodality 1.2.3.4: Class President 15 Class Sec- retary 2g Basketball 2.3.4g Baseball 4: better- man Basketball 3.4: Annual Advertising Staff 45 Home room Captain 3. KATHLEEN GUTH Sodality 1.2.3.4g Pep Club 2.3,4g Intramural Basketball 3g Tennis 2: G.A.A. lg Operetta: In an Old Kentucky Garden 3: Mikado 43 AnnualAdvertisingStaff4g Home room Cheer- leader 2.3: Prom Committee 3. This page courtesy of JOHN A. COSTELOW INC. RADIO STATION SUPPLIES PATRICK HAMILTON Sodality 1,2,3.4g Golf 3,4g Football manager 1.2,3gBasketba11 manager 2,3g Track manager 1,2g Letterman's Club manager: I Speak for Democracy , Cheaper by the Dozen 4. JOEY I-IANLON Sodality 1.2,3,4. DELORES ANN HEISE Sodality 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1.2.33 Advertising Staff 4. BUD HOLZHUTER Sodality 1,2,3,4: Mikado 4g Band 1. JERRY ICE Soda1ity1,'2.3.4g Home room Basketball 1,2.4: O.A.T. 3,4g Annual Staff 4g Band lg Formal Committee 4. RICHARD JACOBS Sodality 1.2,3.4. LeROY KISNER Sodality 1,2,4g Home room Basketball 1.2.4. JUDY MCGIVER Pep Club 2g Advertising Staff 4. This page courtesy of COMFORT EQUIPMENT CO. C8tR ELECTRIC INC. FRANK KROGMAN Sodality 1,2,3,4: Football 23 Intramural Bas- ketball l,2. MARY EVELYN LEE Sodality 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 G.A.A. 13 Annual Advertising Staff 4. MARTHA LOUISE LIEBER Sodality 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,43 Operetta The Mikado 43 Cheerleader, Varsity 43 Home Room 3. RAYMOND LUDWIG Sodality 1,2,3,43 Speech Cheaper By The Dozen 43 The Old Lady Shows Her Meda1s 4. DICK MAAS Sodality 3,43 Track 33 Intramural Basketball 3,41 Letterman's Club 33 Annual Staff and Ad- vertising 4. JIM MCDADE Class President 23 Class Secretary 33 Home Room Captain 33 Sodality Prefect 43 Member 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 lVarsity 2,3,4j3 Bas- ketball 2,3,43 Track 2,3 fCo-Captain, 43 Home Room Basketball 13 Letterman's Club Football 43 Basketball 43 Track 3,43 O.A.T. 3. THOMAS MCKNEW Treasurer of the Speech Class 43 Sodality 3,45 Track 3,41 Football 43 Intramural Basketball 33 Letterman's Club 43 Speech Cheaper By The Dozen' 43 Annual Advertising Staff 33 Teen Age Road-e-o winner at Topeka., JAMES R, MALONE Sodality l,2,3,43 Annual Staff fCo-Editorj 43 Band 1,2,3 fBoys Statej 43 School Paper fBoys Statej 33 Intramural Basketball 1. This page courtesy of MUSIC SALES CO. CARROLL RADIO 8: SOUND BEACH DRUG STORE l , fe..- ROSE MARIE MEIER Sodality l,2,3,4g Pep Club '2,3,4g Cheerleader 4g Home Room Cheerleader 3g Homecoming Attendant 43 Prom Committee 3. MARYLEE MICK Sodality 1,2,3,4g Sodality Vice-Prefect 4: In- tramural Basketball 2,3,4g O.A.T. Award 3g Typing Award 3,4gShorthand Award 35 Speech Cheaper By The Dozen , Riders to the Sea g Operetta, O1d Kentucky Garden , Mikado 4g Annual Advertising staff 4g Cheerleader 4g Homeroom Cheerleader 1,2,3g Latin Award 2: Chorus lg Band 1,3g Harmonettes 3g Glee Club 35 Prom Committee 3g Piano 1,2,3,4. BETTY MIX Highland Park: Pep Club: Spotlight lg Knit- ting 2g F.H.A, 1,2g Hayden: Pep Club 4. MARK MOHAN sodaury 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 3, 4g Operetta Mikado 4g Prom Committee 3. ROBERT MONTAGUE Sodality 3,43 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4g O.A.T. 3gSpeech, Cheaper By the Dozen , The Old Lady Shows Her Medals g Annual Advertising Staffg Prom Committee 33 Talent Show 4. ANN MORRISSEY Sodality 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g G.A.A. lg Operetta, An Old Kentucky Garden , 'Mik- ado, MARCELL JOSEPH MOSHER Sodality 2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Track 3,4g lCo-captain 335 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4g Letterman's Club 3,4g Annual Staff Sports Ed- itor 4g School Paper 4. MARY ANNE MULLER Home Room Captain 4g Sodality 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4gSpeech, Cheaper By The Dozen , Riders to the Sea g Chorus lg Annual Adver- tising Staff 4g O.A.T. 3g Harmonettes 3: Prom Committee 3. This page courtesy of SCOTT BROS. ICE CREAM CO RANCH HOUSE PELLETIERS kumar ROSEMARY PFANNENSTIEL sodamy 1,2,3,4. LARRY REEB Sodality 1,2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, 4g O.A.T. 3g Operetta, Mikado , 4. GRACIELA RENTERIA Sodality 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Shorthand Awardg O.A.T. 3g Operetta In An Old Ken- tucky Garden , 3g Chorus 1g Annual Adver- tising Staff 4g Latin Certificate fCum Laudey 2g Prom Committee. ALBERTA ROGERS Sodality 1,2,3,4. EDWARD RONGISH Sodality 1,2,3,4g Operetta, Mikado 4, MARY ANN SCHREINER Secretary-Treasurer in Band 3g Sodality 1 Nice-Prefectj 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 3g Pep Club 2,3,4g G.A.A. lg Operetta Mikado 4g Annual Advertising Staff 4g Cheerleader, Home Room 1g Band 2,3,4g Minstrel 1g Chorus lg Co-Chairman on Banquet Decorations. BERNARD W. SCHROEDER Sodality 1,2,3,4g Speech, Cheaper By The Dozen , Riders of the Sea g Band 1gChorus 1. WILLIAM SCHROEDER Sodality 1 lSoda1ity Representativej 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3g Track 1,3,4g Operetta, O1d Kentucky Garden , The Mikado . This page courtesy of PALACE CLOTHING COMPANY NATIONAL BANK OF TOPEKA PAUL PETTY AR W io' in DOLORES ANN SCHWARTZ Sodality 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Chorus lg Typing Honor Roll 4. KAY SELLERS Sodality 2,3,45 Annual Staff-Art Editor5 Prom Committee5 School Paper 2,45 Sailors' Shuf- f1e Attendant 25 Typing Award 3. MICHAEL JOHN SHAY JR. Sodality 4gIr1ttamural Basketball 45 Operetta, Mikado 4. IULE SIMECKA Pep Club 2,3,45 Pep Club President 45Soda1ity 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 O.G.A. Award 35 O.A.T. Award 35 Operetta, My Old Kentucky Garden 35 Musical 15 Shorthand Award 3. IUDY SLAYBAUGH Sodality l,'2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta, 'In An Old Kentucky Garden 35 Mikado 45 Annual Advertising Staff 45 Homecoming Attendant 4. RONNIE STAAB Sodality 1,2,3,45 Football 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Tennis 35Letterman's Club, Bas- ketball 3,45 Baseball 35 Speech, Cheaper By The Dozen 45 The Old Lady Shows Her Medals' 45 Typing Award 3. CECILIA STATTELMAN soaamy 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 o.G.A.35 Chorus lg Annual Advertising Staff 45 Prom Committee 3. KERNOAL JOSEPH STEPHENS Sodality 3,45 Football s3,4g Basketball 3,45 Letterman's Club fFootbal1J 3,45 Basketball 45 Typing Award 35 Carrollton High Band, Car- rollton, Missouri 1,25 Operetta 1, This page courtesy of WM. J. TOWNSEND CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. MIDWEST APPLIANCE CO. BOB STERBENZ Sodality 1,2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Track 1,2g Basketball Manager 3, Letterman's Club 3,4g Speech, Cheaper By The Dozen , The Old Lady Shows Her Medals 4. PATRICIA TOMMER Sodality 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1, Annual Advertising Staff 4: Cheerleader, Var- sity 2,3g Home Room 1,25 Prom Committee. 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This page courtesy of JOE SMITH MOTOR CO. 1121 Kansas Ave. Top Row, Left to Right: I. Swartsg M. Hurlag C. Artzerg V. Steinbachg P. Faschingg L. Alejosg D. Lake. Sec- ond Row: F. SchapkergP. Perineg T. Phillipsg B. Maineyg I.. Harrisg L. Huertgarg H. Etzel. Bottom Row: P. Hal- ligfng M. Schreinerg M. Lauterbachg M. Dugdaieg R. DenHaerynckg R. Gi11ga.nnongM. Meirsg N. Akrightg R. Sc roederg L. Flack. i?.r V1 tg. ..g 4- rl' W, Our Faithful Helpers Mrs. R. Blandin serves l-laydenites in count- less ways. -va . , I a Q , f 7 4 X- 4 V I ,-rf Q ,N W' .- 1 'L , Vi, Q nib f S M , .fs I Q' Shorty Howerton and Phillip Serrano keep our school a clean and healthful place. This page courtesy of CAPITOL MARBLE AND TILE CO. 634 Filmore Mrs. C. Artzer, Mrs. M. Checksfield, and Mrs. M. Massey prepare lunch for Hayden students who patronize the cafeteria. Q s A IAQ ' 4 at A YXWIDEN 1? ,ff-f' X Classes gym 4 F . A ' Aff , - A Q M . , 9 - Q is s s 1 1 , Y fl , W ' V . 1 Lfl Q -v 1 - . j 417 ' X 9, -f' xfzwm s s gy ' but '15 N . . ...' hx. l..,11 : A , - Q 5 -:il 4 RD ii.. D, Religion I. Father Stitz's religion class be- gin The Creative Love of G the Father . F s I CE, I Religion II. Hayden sophomores ' study Religion with Assumption Church as their classroom under Father Lysaght. This page courtesy of SMART MATERNITY SHOP HYGIENIC CLEANERS MARTIN'S HOBBY AND TOY SHOP 107 E. 6th Our Quest During their four years the religion class plays an important part in the lives of the students... Religion I. Hayden freshmen begin their four-year course with Father Paul as their first year teacher. 1 AND THE DOVE as thelr third year For Happiness as It should From the study of the Sar1ct1fy1ng Love of the Holy Sp1r1t they Creatwe Love of God the Father to the are gu1ded toward then- goal 5- Btology Judging from the amount of hands up Hayden btology students have a well prepared lesson Science IS the Discovery of God s Secrets by Man Sctence the study of B1010gY and quatnted wlth the thmgs God has pu Cherrnstry takes the student 1nto an en th1s earth for hts enjoyment and s t1re1ynew fteld He becomes better ac Hayden students fmd Chemtstry a fascmattng subJect Thts page courtesy of HAYS BEAUTY SALON NEHI '7 UP BOTTLING CO PALMER PLASTER CO fl 42 1 bk: s ve 'N - . h I ' - ' ' ' 1 . -- . . . . t on . . - . . . u el f I s 'w 'V I d A ' L H H I - 4144- fr T E-is X . Algebra I. What does X and Y equal? Just ask any of Mary Kay Kuhn proves to geometry class that it's all these Algebra I students. quite simple. X: Your job - find him. Through the various mathematics courses which are offered at Hayden, the future engineers, contractors and architects of America are trained. General Mathematics Freshmen find general math more difficult than grade school arithmetic. V Q iii in sw to W ,bs 3 Fri 43 That problem in Advanced Algebra is just as hard as it looks. This page courtesy of JAYHAWK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CLARKS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS NIGHTINGALEYS Latin II. Sophomores do Latin laboratory assignments. . . . Per Aspera A study of the ancient language and cul- ture of the Roman Empire and its down- fall prove fascinating to students during Latin III. Ronnie Deghand and Jim Dyer, third -year Latin students, take a glance at the day's lesson upon entering class. the three-year course in Latin. Annual competition in an international contest lends added interest to the study. This page courtesy of ASSUMPTION AID SOCIETY C. G. BLAKELY AND COMPANY MURRAY'S I G A Latin I. First year Latin students complete home work assignment at the board. .Q11 , . I A gwlir Nw -3 AX Cmzenshlp Future voters of Amerlca study cltlzenshlp rn hrgh school Eyes And Ears Of The World Governments and peoples come fore the students' eyes 1n soc1a1 stud1es An armcharr tour of na t1ons 1S grven to everyone Econormcs Hayden students are rnrtlated rnto ILS prmcrples under Coach Bueltel T' 40 -i Amerxcan Hxstory Jumors refer to the map rn therr drscussron of current events bf' Constrtutron Constrtuuon students vary class routme wrth dlscussrons Th1s page courtesy of STATE TYPEWRITER COMPANY ST PATRICK'S CIRCLE KENDALL BARBER 'W M C s L 1' I Li A . 5 , Q Y Y Y b e - V fr . . . ,wav M ' Q ' A . , ' ,Z 1 xv' 4 K English I. Looks like something interesting English Il. Sophomores read scripts on apparitions of the going on in Freshman English. Blessed Mother. 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This year a reading room was from afew book shelves to a large well- added for the education and enjoyment stacked reference room, where stu- of Haydenites. dents may find any information they The reference books in the library help a lot when you have something to look up. This page courtesy of TOPEKA BUILDING SUPPLY TOPEKA BEAUTY AND BARBER SUPPLY SHRAKE ELECTRIC Mrs. Longan's students learn the fundamentals of General Busi- ness. Our Favorite Secretaries The business department of Hayden introduces the student to the com- mercial field, providing the practical knowledge, and the necessary ex- perience and training for useful participation in the business world. This page courtesty of CRANE TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES MCGREW FOOD Sz DRUG 6th 81 Topeka CONVERSE INSURANCE SERVIQE 304 Crawford Bldg. Ph. 3-4796 First year typists practice an accuracy drill. Dear Sir --the senior shorthand class takes a letter. Z 49 Sewing Class. Julie Simecka measures Graciela Renteria's skirt hem as the rest of the sewing class work on their individual projects. Of Brakes And Bobbins This year introduced both driver education and sewing classes at Hayden. Driver education gives lads and lassies instruction and guidance toward becoming safe and sane drivers . . . In sewing class the girls become seamstresses who willbe able to sew afine seam with ease. Below, as Coach Byard shows Catherine Artzer where the brake is, Rosemary Hughes does a little back-seat driving. Right, Julia Foster tests for correct vision, while John Va- rinaitis just isn't quite sure. it MGSBKQ 392 This page courtesy of DRS. TURGEN 8: WEBER 608 Central Bldg. SOUTH SIDE MARKET 1133 Kansas Sports sgQ5E'nS.,2s eeiiz srf? ,al ii Squad of '53: First row, left to right: Coach Ken Bueltel, Meier, Captain Custenborder, Munoz, Deghand, Dyer, Mc- Dade, Hernandez, Coach Barney Byard. Second row: Melchior, English, Poling, Rocha, Mosher, Sterbenz, Rafferty. Third row: Fink, Cain, M. Dwyre, Strecker, Evans, Schultz, Peters. Fourth row: Oswald, Berberick, Sellers, McKnew, K. Etzel, J. Etzel, C. Dwyre, Manager Blake. Fifth row: Stephens, Adame, Bartley, Renyer, Burgardt, Passman. Gridiron Greats Hayden O Marysville 7 Holton 6 Osage City 0 Ward 18 Haskell 0 Highland Park ' 0 Wamego 6 Seaman ' 7 Washburn Rural 34 Z0 26 13 37 34 32 12 6 Hayden started the season out under a new Coach, Barney Byard, and with only eight re- turning letterrnen. Facing a tremendous job of rebuilding from a single wing to a T , Coach Byard wound up with great prospects for the coming year. In addition to a season- al record of 1-8 the Wildcats were constantly plagued with serious injuries disabling five players. However, despite this the team im- proved continually as the season progressed. This page sponsored by: SENATE CAFETERIA GERGE APPLIANCE KNOLL WELDING SUPPLY 52 Down He goes! As Ken Etzel Q19j and Ed Oswald 1331 look A Highland runner is Upset! 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On The Gridiron This page sponsored by: TUCKER ELECTRIC SPIC 8: SPAN JAMES 8: CLARENCE MALONE In the Haskell game, upper left, Larry Schultz 1225 goes for a short gain as Mike Dwyre 1401 and Jim Rafferty come to help. A Ward runner, upper right, is hit hard by two Hayden tacklers. In the circle Tony Meier 1181 is swarmed by Seaman defenders. At the left Joe Rocha is finally stopped from behind by a Seaman tackler. Tony Meier, lower left, looks disappointed along with Hayden Coach Barney Byard. Jim McDade 1150 trips over a Haskell man in the lower left. First Row, left to right: Pat Halligan, Nate Morales, Tom Melchior, Larry Huerter, Steve Sachs and Gil Gonzales. Second Row: Fred Schapker, Joe Lieber, Paul Fasching, Bob Mainey,BiI1 G1ocker,Don Burghart, and Don Wunder. Third Row: Coach Bueltel, John Kessinger, Ray Cercle, Syl Meier, Tom Gannon, Pete Perine, and Dick Schroeder. Hayden 0 Roosevelt 6 Hayden fielded a freshman football 6 Highland Park 6 team this year. Although they were green, 6 Wamego 0 and won one,lost three, and tied one, their ' 4 B. I. S. 6 experience will be a valuable asset next ' 6 Highland 12 year. Don Wunder, Larry Huerter, and Bob Mainey were offensive backs with Mainey leading the scoring punch. Syl Meier and Nate Morales, in the defensive line, were backed up by Steve Sachs , line backer, and secondary man, Don Wunder. All of these players are future varsity players. This page sponsored by: DECKER CONOCO SERVICE BARNETT MOTORS 1015 Quincy fNashj SUNFLOWER LININ SERVICE INC Jim McDade piles up yardage against Haskell as Ray Deghand runs interference . Cagers Gf 54 MM 41 '3 ...rwg FL lark' 00 Frrst row John Guth 1131 Ronme Staab 1151 Loren Bartley 1251 Jack Wempe 1121 Joe McDonnell 1231 Standlng Bob Turgeon 1111 Carl Strecker 1221 Ken Etzel 1141 Kernoal Stephens 151 Delmar Flack 1241 Jim McDade 1211 Hayden a seasoned team th1s year started w1th a llneup of all se mor lettermen Guth Staab Bartley Wempe and McDonnell The varsrty team mcludes e1ght semors one Jumor and two sopho mores Hayden got off to a good start by wh1pp1ng Immaculata of Leavenworth Then rn turn Hayden defeated Holton Hlghland Park Seaman and Wamego Then Hayden suffered 1ts fmrst defeat to H1ghland Park. In the H1ghland Park Tournament Hayden was de feated by Atch1son and H1ghland Park, but won over Seaman After the tournament, Hayden got back on a w1nn1ng streak, wmmng 1ts next seven games. As th1s goes to press, Hayden has f1ve scheduled games to play, of these teams, four are members of the Jayhawk League. Hayden IS now m top spot 1n the league, w1th a record of e1ght w1ns and no losses, and 1S p1cked to be the wmner. The suc- cess of th1s year's team 18 due to the f1ve startmg sen1ors, the b1g push com1ng from Bartley,Staab, and Wempe. Guth and McDon nell have helped through the1r excellent ball handlmg. 58 What a re you 10Okm 'EY Wempe f12j Slttlflg down on the Job? 8 for boys? 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IUJI- ' I B Team Co Champs Front Row left to ught Larry Berberlck Jerry Holvey hm Rafferty Bob Turgeon Paul Va1d1v1a Tony Merer Back Row Ed Oswald Jerry Sanderson Del Flack Tlm Frnk Carl Strecker Hayden 73 Immaculata 58 Seaman 5? Wamego 45 Hlghland Park 54 St Agnes 63 Haskell 9 Holton 65 Washburn Rural Osage Clty B teamers of Hayden had a very 1m press1ve year,by vnnmng fxfteen and los1ng three Of the three losses two were to class AA H1gh1and Park and one to co champion Wamego Under the leadersh1p of Coach Byard, the B team ut1lized the1r depth to br1ng home the co champ1onsh1p ofthe Jay hawk League. Hayden 52 Holton H1ghland Park St Agnes Washburn Rural Osage C1ty 59 Seaman Wamego 80 Immaculata Haskell Th1s page sponsored by DR G M HILL DRS MCCLURE, WEBB H H COOK VERON C WIKSTEN, AND R. DALE DICKSON and OMON Wy' I , , ,.v,. ,.,.,.1-.,..-.,3, l Q 9 v i rtn 0 9 14 ' V V r 1 .,.1....,,.,. 'I 7 I 6 8 -A ,I ,V,,., 19 37 31 40 ' 48 - 62 51 . 31 ' 48 44 36 . 42 ' 68 ' 38 45 ' Z7 ' 5 31 69 68 ' 33 ' 33 ' ' 63 53 64- Hayden Frosh Cagers Of 54 Situng left to right Don Wunder Fred Schapker Larry Flack Pat l-lalh gan Larry Huerter Henry Etzel Standing Syl Meler Nate Morales Daniel Flowers Pete Penne Tom Gannon G11 Gonzales Don Burghart Roosevelt Haskell H1ghland Seaman Holton H1ghland Wamego Roosevelt East Topeka Haskell Seaman Wamego Holton New add1t1on to Hayden athletrcs pro gram was the freshmen basketball team Start1ng off wrth a 46 43 w1n over Roosevelt Junror hrgh they won Burghart Sacks and Wunder centers Me1er and Etzel and forwards Gon zales Schapker and Gannon earned the regular posrtrons The lead1ng scorers were Schapker Merer and Burghart All have the hope of play 1ng on the A and B teams next year Th1s page courtesy of BYERS OPTICAL SERVICE BERKSON'S GREEN'S FOOD MARKET 813 Kansas 9 46 - . . - ll H . . . . -- . 34 29 ' ' ' , 35 Holliday 32 eleven out of fourteen games. Guards ll , , ll 40 - 47 - , - ' 41 32, , , 37 30 ' ' . ' ' 31 47 , ' , 49 36 . - 36 2.3 ' . n 33 36 ' 53 Z2 65 L!lC. Thi? mf' I1 L' LAD' Baseball s Best of 54 lsittingj Loren Bartley Carl Strecker John Peters Co-C aptain Ed Custenborder Ken Et- zel Larry Berberick QStandingJ Rev. Father Dennis Sculley Jim Burgardt Mark Mohan Tom Dudney Co-Cap- tain Joe McDonnell Ron Staab Sam Adame and Coach Ken Bueltel. W Mf Nl llv Manor Sports Lmksmen of the 54 Season Jlm Dyer ,- Ronme Degami Bob Turgeon Pat Hamrl ton Tlm Flnk Knot prctured Coach Father Sculley Q Speedsters of the Cmders Rev Father Denn1sScu11ey Tom McKnew Ronnre Blake Kernoal Stephens Co Captams Jlm McDade and Bud Mosher Coach BarneyByard Standmg Bill Schroed er Alex Hefner J1mCa1n John Eakes K ' Ci .. f A X 7L y A . FX- f a fn fd A2 ' 1, ,nv . , . 1' E 1 . ' . ' '5 fr , ' To l ,I O Thls lS how we dO1Ill'1gyl'1'l class Physical Education Coach Barney Byard and Mrs Marjorle Longan are hard at work rebu1ld1ng bodles the human k1nd 1n then' gym classes Coach Byard has about 81 boys 1n f1rst and second perlods Mrs Longan has around 100 g1rls IH s1xth and e1ghth per1ods W1th the a1d of Mrs Longan Coach Byard took the welght and he1ght of every student 1n the school for health records Mrs Caseb1er school nurse made weekly V1SltS 1nfulf1ll1ng her work under Dr G Murphy cxty health d1rector Dr M Delaney gave phys1cal exam1nat1ons to all football players and attended all games He was very busy th1s year because of many gr1d1ron 1nJur1es 'I'h1s page courtesy of DEAL'S CHINCHILLA RANCH SACKS FLORIST 10th 8: Warren Ph 40531 For Casual Sportwear 1t's TIDWELIJS 120 W 8th Ph 56010 Beheve ll or not, but thls called gym nasucs as Steve Cook looks on 67 ltvs rs 5. Q 7 gb l . . . . li 0 ' 'JN , k QS I K A fl .. y 'x7 n , n , 1 n . 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IDEAL MUSIC CO. 620 W. 6th METZGER'S SUPER SAVE MARKETS iv Hayden student sports managers, John Peters, Bob Baker, Dick Schroeder, Dick Passman, and Ronnie Black, pause from their work. Activities C 3 t during retreat. h o o Seniors engage in .religious reading C Kay Sellers completes a Catholic Action pos- ter. Juniors and seniors of Hayden chat with Fa- ther Halleron their retreat master. This page courtesy of BURKHART BATTERY 81 ELECTRIC INC. TOPEKA WHOLESALE MEAT CO. s. Ph' 42651 M ' E F V111 1 th HERYNK'S DR UG STORE co223gns?oneu?g?ethe nzwelgssurggtiog 1200 E, 6th elementary school. ities-'K 1 . ,fa ference. Male Haydenites bid on boxes prepared by the girls at the freshman box supper for the Shrine drive. 75 Freshmen and sophomores are seen leaving church after a retreat con- ff' ,. . Bob Turgeon, assisted by M a r y A n n e Schneider and Jean Simecka, draws the name of the winner of the penny raffle, pro- ceeds of which went to the National Shrine drive. Coach Bueltel chats with Father Odyke, a missionary priest from the Philippines, who spoke to Haydenites in January. This page courtesy of HUSSEY INSURANCE AGENCY C entral Bldg. BROWNIE'S TAVERN 1412 E 6th. BR1MAN'S JEWELERS 602 Kans. 6841 N Kans g 2 , V as 35, Mm A ' f W ex ,L 2 Y gaswplv x M .f ' .,. 4 ,uf ww, .5- -1 -.QM ' ,, 'fy z ,fs ' Q H , in A ...W as 7, Ys Qi v Q Y '.' V' 2 , bl 5 5' Af' Q ' 4,,, N , i,,v'X1 o ,, W X . M Q f 3 ka , , b , w ,gtg 5 he .1 fr U ,uw W. Y' get, ' A f it g -, r M M,m,,Z ..A, ,,,. , Q 5 5 Hiya . Nqr. ,- M ,X 'fi-1 A V ,, 4 1 U , K H k atv Q rin, t x ,aes i I L54 , pk Q , if i r Jim McDade and Marylee Mick lead Hayden Knights' service to Mary, as Prefect and Vice-Prefect of the Sodality. Knight And Lady Of The Year Q MIIKY vw annual' Jim and Marylee distribute posters and pamphlets after retreat conferences. This page courtesy of RAY BEERS CLOTHING CO Tom McKnew makes entrance as Marylee Mick, Ed Custenborder, Pat Hamilton, Ken Etzel and Shirley Brown look on, in The Barretts of Wimpole Street . Mike Dwyre, a winner, in I Speak For Democ- racy. lv. 'vet' at-.5 . 11 Haydenites prepare a play for Catholic Press Week, Jackie Meets The Press. Gi' 'A I df? 'ff S This palge courtesy of SCI-ILICHTER'S GROCERY 1511 Huntoon, Ph. 20578 FLOYD CONN PAINTING CONTR. 2.800 Colorado MCPHERSON-CARLSON LUMBER CO.. 301 Jackson 78 Minor Miracle, aone act play, starred Pat Hamilton, Bob Sterbenz, Tom Mc- Knew, and Bob Montague. wt . QNX , r V ' S. f ff It xgt,fX2iSigtE Boris X S t A EXXQQQXQQQSQ Q W A . 'A so A Dramatics ki ' AX it 3 Rf A Speech students present Rlders to the Sea to senior English classes This page courtesy of PILLSBURY PAINT AND GLASS CO. ACME GLASS C. DR. LEWIS FLEISH 1 . .X X Papa Gllbreth, Mrke Dwyre, drgglng deep, wonders rf thlngs are Cheaper by the dozen ' Thrs page courtesy of STEVENSON CO., INC. BLENDERS BAR B Q THE NELLIS AGENCY Prrncrpalcharacters rn Cheap er by the Dozen are standlng left to rlght Tom McKnew Pat Hamllton Mary Ann Muel ler and Mrke Dwyre seated Loren Bartley and Marylee Mrck Cheaper By The - - V .. , . 3 . . - A. , 5 : Sr?- YH . 2 e , 4 ,, ,gy 'kv . Q ' Y u 80 In the crrcle Mlke Gannon QIVCS ahelpxng hand to the prop men Left Mrke Gannon and Bernard Schroeder pracuee thexr sound ef fects Th1s page courtesy of CARL R MASON ATTY DOWLING ELECTRIC W1r1ng F1xtures 310 Kansas - 1 4 2 1 X, gf I Q g a . . . - 1 L f ' Members of the cast try out their new costumes ' ' 1,12 -f- - 1' L f I ' I , I f , e This Page courtesy of EMAHIZER 'S FURNITURE CO. 517-19 Kans. Ph. 46576 L. H. NOLLER a f' ,4 5 , , l j ,f . f ' f x ' 1 '17 . Mikiado. . e ',f w. 1 I ' -.1 . .. 1. I 1 , fr'- , Jack Wempe and other players hard at work during rehearsal. gf Members of the gir1's choral group displaying part of the costumes for the operetta. Mikado, a Jap comic operetta in two acts, by Gilbert St Sullivan, is set in Japan during the late l900's. The main characters are Nanki-Poo U. McDor1nellQ, The second trombonistg Ko-Ko U. Wempel Lord High Exe- cutionerg Mikado QB. Schroaderj , The Emperiorg Yumyum, Miller, , The Tailor's Ward Katisha, Guthlg Pooh-Bah U. Eakesl. The operetta was produced and directed by Sister Elicia. Joe McDonald fNanki-Pooj, makes love to Mona Miller, fthe beautiful Yum -Yuml. Boys Choral group displays fans. This page sponsored by COLLEGE HILL COFFEE SHOP: DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA ROHR BROS. APPLIANCE CO KANSAS BOOK CO. INC. MEYER'S PHARMACY DEVLIN GROCERY l9l3 E. 6th Left to Right: Jack Blossom, Mike Pottinger, Dick Lake, Jim Heit, Carole Abmyer, Betty Sanderson, Darlene McMullen, Majorette Theresa Kamer, Evelyn Daily, Beverly Gillgannon, Steve Fagan, Rose Vargas, Walter Price, and Ruben Corona. On The Up-Beat The music department under the leadership and guidance of Sister Alicia carried on activities such as the band concert, May 7thg the Christmas home talent show, Christmas carols and hymnsg the operetta, The Mikado g and led such undertakings as the home-coming parade, the Christmas parade, and the senior recital in May. Of course, at all home games the band played on. 4 va' -I x A ' lg., - 1,411 in,.21f1f This page courtesy of G. F. HELWIG, M. D. O. A. MCDONALD, M. D. MARSH BOOK STORE CROSBY BROS., INC. 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HELM OLAN ALLEN Band plays for Homecoming FX, The Chorus class rehearses Left to rlght Frrst Row Joyce Ansel Edward Rongrsh Kathleen Guth Second Row Rubm Corona Mona M111er Drane Eakes Joan McConnell Emerson Brodrs Thud Row Steve Cook Alex Hefner Chuck Bartley Jack Wempe Joe McDonnell Bob Baker Fourth Row Judy Slaybaugh Martha Lreber Jamce Doll Ann MOIIISSCY Kathleen Vasquez Ann Fagan Phyllrs Eakes Frfth Row Larry Schultz Pat Grsh Joe Drrver John Eakes Bob Frtz grbbons Thrs page courtesy of ARMSTRONG JEWELRY CO 429 Kansas Ave PEYTON FRITTON STORES INC 1100 W 6th DON 8: PETE SERVICE STATION 400 E 6th Marylee Mrck and Jack Blossom prano and organ students practrce 86 o N ' ' 4 . . , Q 4 1 4 ' , I 'V , .I L ,. . , Il -'51 as if ' - 'T 'f 1 aft 1 L M y . V ,. - K F12 do ri ' f f ' I ' I I ' : I I I I ' I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I ' : I I ' I . . . - , A D . . . , . 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They Reigned This page courtesy of Best Wishes WIBW-TV Channel 13 CBS, DuMont, ABC Tim Fink and Larry Berberick ride i float. fi n glory on the Junior 5 Let's Lick 'Em , proclaimed the Senior float. M , qua 'if The Sophomore float won the contest. Their theme was Sailing Off to Victory. Freshman float. ' lll l ACME Right: The Shrine Benefit drew large crowds including Mary Lee Mick,Jerry Belden, Mona Miller, Ronnie Staab, A Jule Simecka, and Bob Montague. Above: WPA Week dance. Be-Bop Hops Opposite page: Upper left: Karen Dugdale, Mary Kay Kuhn,VirginiaGuth,Ethe1Haefele, Helen Sachs, Bettie Smith, Karen Weissbeck, and Lyndon Bailey give their impression of Spike Jones' Band at the Sophomore pre-Lenten Hit Parade . Upper Center: Jim Rafferty serenades Haydenites. Upper Right: The Four Aces , Vince Krische, John Etzel, Ray Deghand, and Ted Weddle sing for the admiring audience. Center Left: Judy Butler and Virginia Guth decorate for the dance. Center Center: King and Queen Kernoa1Srephens and Mona Miller. Lower Left: An example of some of the costumes at the Hit Parade Dance . Lower Right: Sophomores Carole Akright and Bill Henry perform for Somebody Stole the Wedding Bell . Center Right: Benny Schriener and Kay McNeive sing Richochet Romance . This page courtesy of CLARENCE G. ARTZER ph. 40717 Painting 703 Leland ,S BEATRICE FOODS INC. J Q7 fxv G msg, 'if ' 33 Tl -9' Q 1 L?-t Eiga' N I . l is l i , X 91 as. 3 s Gigi .fi 'el' Joe McDonnell, senior vice-president, prepares to crown Rosemary Meier, while Bob English waits to receive his crown from senior class President Carole Gannon. S Swinging BeIIs,Swaying Belles Silver Bells was the theme of the annual Christmas Formal, Sunday, December 27, 1953, at the. Knights of Columbus Hall. Dean Fleming and his Rogues of Rhythm provided the music for the formal sponsored by the senior clas s. The theme, Silver Bells, creates a dreamy atmosphere for dancing. This Page courtesy of TOPEKA TRANSPORTATION CO 12th 8: Kaus. W. F. Sheahan Jr. S ff- Seniors, Bud I-lolzshuter, Marylee Mick, Diane Etzel, Bill Schroeder, Mary Ann Schriener, and Mark Mohan liven up the party with a jitterhug. This page courtesy of GREGG TIRE CO. PENNANT CAFETERIA DUTCH GOOSE The delightful music of Dean Fleming help- ed provide a wonderful evening for all, After a lively dance the punch bowl is a favorite spot. -1 Bob Turgeon, Joan Ansel, Helen Sachs, and Ed Oswald with other Haydenites enjoy them- selves in the midst of Silver Bells. NAME Adame Sam Allen Marjorle Appelhanz Rosemary Art Helen Baker Robert Bartley Charles Bartley Loren Baum Rosemary Belden Jerry Berberlck Mary Ann Best Beverly Blake Ronald Blossom Jack Boos Theresa Brodls Emerson Brown Shlrley Burkhart Cecllla Charveze Thecdore Costelow Carole Custenborder Ed Dalrymple Patrlcla Doll Janlce Dreher Frederlck Dudney Thomas Dwyre Mlchael Eakes Barbara Eakes Johnny Eakes Phyllls Engllsh Robert Engroff Maureen Etzel Dlane Etzel Kenneth Fltzglbbons Robert Flrzglbbons Rosemary Fuhr Gene Gannon Carole Gannon Mlchael Goble Joyce Gudenkauf Rlchard Guth John Guth Kathleen Gutlerrez Raymond Hamllton Patrlck Hanlon John Helse Delores Holzhuter Harold Ice Jerry Klsner LeRoy Jacobs Rlchard Lee Mary Evelyn Lleber Martha Ludwlg Raymonu Maas Rlchard Malone James rvlcDade James McDonnell Joseph McG1vern Judy McKnew Thomas Meler Rose Mar1e Mlck Marylee Mlller Mona Mlx Betty Mohan Mark Morrlsey Ann Montague Robert Mosher Marcell Muller Mary Anne Pfannenstlel Rosemary Reeb Larry Renterla Graclela Rogers Alberta Ronglsh Edward Schrelner Mary Ann Schroeder Bernard Schroeder Wllllam Swartz Delores Seller Kay Slmecka Jule Shay Mlchael Slaybaugh Judy Staab Ronnle Stattelman Cecllla Stephens Kernoal Sterbenz Robert Tommer Patrlcla Trelber Joanne Welgand Lols Welgel Wllllam Wempe Jack Krentz Vlrglnla NICKNAME Don Juan Margle Rosle Satch Jocko Chas Bart Rosle e Berpsle Bev Ron Jackle BOOZIC Bucky Brownle Ce Ce Trlumph Hotrod GEORGE Patty Janls Frltz Tom Dlrty Mlke Barb Vetz Shorty Flattop Russlan Dlnle Cagey Professor Fltzle Sabatlnl Dunsel Mlke Matllda Dlck Kathy Bllnky The Flxer oey Dee Bu Smlce Brownre T lger Mary Lee Marty Ray Dlck Maharaga M ac Mac Proxle Mlckey Mouse Rosle Mlckey Betz Moe Annle Bo Bu Mother Rosle Ha lry Grac 18 Shorty Blg Ed Dyna mlte Bern IC W 11116 Dee Shotsey Mlke Ll Staab 16 Tlllle Tall Tlmber Punchy at Jody Dlzzy B l Sp lder G lnny FAVORITE SAYING Know any Jokes? 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I V , 1' l ' ,J , x .1 Members of the dent Advrsory Board mclude Seated Carole Gannon Mary A ullergoxs Krrsche Theresa Kamer Jean Morrrs se Sally 8V1S n at e h Standrng are Carl Str er o Etzel Joe cDo ll J ry Bghen R nnre Staab Fred Sha r James Spence d Tony Mer xx NW K These Also Serve 1 har er members of the H-Club pxctured here are F1rst Row left to Cu nborder Joe McDonnell John Etzel hm Dyer D1ck Schroeder ar Berberrck KernoalStephens John Guth Ed Oswald Carl Strecker ony Meter hm Cam Mrke Dwyre Pat l-lamrlton hm Burgardr Jrm afferty Tom McKnew Jerry Belden John Peters Bob Baker Sam Adame Ronnre Blake and Loren Bartley Not prcrured IS Bud Mosher if Thrs page courtesy of COLLEGE HILL COFFEE SHOP ROHR BROS APPLIANCE CO MEYER'S PHARMACY DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA KANS BOOK CO INC DEVLIN GROCERY 1913 E 6th 9 . .h U .VB . f I 'J ' S' -W - 1 F 5' 'YJ M rf VJ Wx PTY r'1 J' Yflwl' XAVN ff jx-xi df !i ,fp X :X if X wt' fe l X- ' 1. xg ,L XTIV Q ,' ' AN - . - . J 5 T rl wlqright Torn Dudney, Bob Sterbenz, Jim McDade, Ronnie Stoaab, Ed , 3 xx rf . nj 'D ' ' ' I I MV will , , ,J I J. , K . h ' ' A5 I 7 It s Fun To Look Back Sen1or year a t1me for memor1es We looked back w1th fondness to the days when we as freshmen were 1n1t1ated somethxng we remember as pleasant now As a matter of fact Rosemary Appelhanz Margxe Allen Chuck Bartley Rlchard Jacobs Tom Dudney and Pat Dalrymple could hardly wa1t to pass the1r own ex per1ence on to th1s year's freshmen After 1mt1at1on attent1on was focused On Homecomxng Queen Theresa Boos w1th her escort LeRoy Kxsner and attendants Judy Slaybaugh and Rose Mar1e Me1er re1gned at the Homecom1ng Dance Pep Club pres1dent Jule Srmecka was justly proud of her charges who cheered the football andbasketball teams staunchly led by Cheerleaders Marylee Mrck Phyl 11s Eakes Martha L1eber Mona M1ller and Rose Mar1e Me1er Many sen1or boys made names for themselves 1nfootball Ed Custenborder Bob Engl1sh Bud Mosher J1m McDade Ken Etzel Tom McKnew Kernoal Stephens Bob Sterbenz Sam Adame Loren Bartley Ronn1e Blake and M1ke Dwyre And 1n basketball Loren Bartley John Guth Ronn1e Staab Kernoal Stephens Jack Wempe Joe Mc Donnell and J1m McDade and Kenny Etzel Fam1l1ar faces at all the games were Raymond Gutlerrez Mary Evelyn Lee Rosemary Pfannenst1el Ed Rong1sh Mary Ann Berbemck Grac1e1a Rentena Rosemary Baum Alberta Rogers Maureen Engroff Rosemary F1tzg1bbons Barbara Eakes and Fred Dreher As the ho11day season came upon us Delores Schwartz Ted Charveze Frank Krogman Bob F1tzg1bbons and Betty M1x helped advert1se the Chrlstmas For mal wh1ch was a real success Bob Eng11sh and Rose Mar1e Me1er were Chr1st mas Royalty Hayden part1c1pated 1n Topeka's f1rst rel1g1ous Chr1strnas Parade w1th two floats lead1ng the parade w1th a tableau of Prophets Foretell the Com1ng of Chrlst ' Delores He1se portrayed the Blessed V1rg1n Mary and Joyce Goble was the angel Gabr1el Members of the chorus class sang Chr1stmas hymns on the second Hayden float Rehearsals contlnuedznearnestfor 'Cheaper by the Dozen our St Patr1ck's Day play M1ke Dwyre successfully portrayed Mr Gllbreth the self styled effr cast were H Art B Baker S Brown L Bartley J Belden B Best C Burk hart E Custenborder B Enghsh K Etzel P Hamllton T McKnew M M1ck B Montague L Wexgand wlth sound effects handled by M1ke Gannon Stage and property managers were Raymond Ludw1g and Rlchard Gudenkauf Bernard Schroeder was bus1ness manager In January we la1d asrde our books for a few days to attend our annual re treat Sen1or and Jumor conferences were dxrected by Father J Halloran S J whlle Father J Selbenaller S J 1nstructed sophomores and freshmen In Apr11 the chorus class presented The M1kado' the famous G1lbert and Sullxvan com1c opera Lead1ng roles were handled by B111 Schroeder as the M1kado Joe McDonnell as Nank1Poo Johnny Eakes as Pooh Bah Phyll1s Eakes as Plttl S1ng Mona M1ller as Yum Yum Kathleen Guth as Kat1shu Jack Wempe as KoKo B Baker B Holzhuter M Mohan M L1eber R Frtzglbbons D Etzel M Schre1ner A Morr1ssey J Goble J Doll V Krentz B Welgle and Larry Reeb were also 1n the productlon And of course the unceas1ng efforts of the Annual staff The arr1val of Kay Sellers w1th more sketches for the Shamrock' was always eagerly awalted as Carole Costelow Carole Gannon D1ck Maas Ronn1e Blake Jerry Ice J1m Ma lone Gene Fuhr and Bud Mosher worked mght and day to meet those horr1d dead11nes And so we 54 ers look back on the shortest school year of them all and say Thanks Hayden for the memorxes SCTIOIS of '54 Th1s page courtesy of Be1er Insurance DORAN KLINE CORGROVE 8: RUSSEL TEMPERATURE ENGINEERING INC 98 I . . . , . . 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Slaybaugh, M. A1len,Members ofthe Advertising Staff.