Hays High School - Indian Call Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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Index eeee,e is Shirnley Johnson Business Manager TABLE OF CONTENTS Kay Pfeifer Co-editor 1 4 KL 6 5 - 7 4 eeeee 8 9 - 40 so 4 41 - 80 81- 112 4 113 - 114 , 1 115 MEX? Q v L6 FOREWHRD 2 P Q L A L f fm LX ' aff, if or 52 K i A 5 9 ,ZR 5 - f fe i T ,f I XT , , .3 H' 4 S ff '-I5 'il V ,, , Q4-Sl? f f 'Hr 2 - I ' K . 5-12- 2 i' f 7 1 ' ' f ?6ffW5l 'xiisf ffl rd Ltgifli fi! l 551:52 'i 3 Q 5 ' , I V I Ijcfg ' fx 'W flfoyqlv x i WO 0 if X l H J! 47 T X - - - at ' l I Q2 4 s y i' S i N X - Another Dream Fulfilled! S- The seniors of 1950. have completed the last lap of their journey through high school. Since enterlng the doors of Hays High, many dreams have been fu filled--a football team with a nearly perfect record, a basketball team that kegt the fans in tense excitement, the all school play, Smilin' Throug , the long-awaited junior-senior prom, and the many other hopes, wishes, and dreams throughout high school days. The staff has capitalized on t is idea-Dreams Fulfilled-around which to compile the 1950 Indian Call. 5 Dreamy Sta Miss Alta Behrens Advisor 'r Kathryn Reed . Organization Editor Eleanor Gill Fine Arts Editor Janice Shuler ' Underclassman Editor Bob Geist Circulation Manager We, the staff of the 1950 IN- DIAN CALL have built our dream around the ho e of bringing the memories of tlie school year into this yearbook. The INDIAN CALL is published annually by volunteer members of the junior and senior classes. The staff of '50 was com. posed of 13 seniors, 3 juniors and Alta Behrens, business education teacher, as advisor. Kenneth Reed Senior Editor Gloria Brull Joe Staab Treasurer l l Naida Zavgdsky Jeanne Carter Faculty Editor C 'if 45 ia Asst. Art Editor Feature Editor Frank Stramel Sports Editor Marshall Darby Photographer Nadyne Werhan Art Editor Marilyn Kirtland Assistant Art Editor Nadya Clark I Underclassman Editor A . L an-4 6 Dedicafion ,I 5 + , stub'-m....,, V sa C H To Superintendent Clyde U. Phillips, the staff of '50 dedicates this Indian a ' As director of dreams since 1931, Mr. Phillips has worked and planned for the grogress of Hays schools while teachers and pugils have come and gone. On Decem- er 13, 1939, the dream of many efforts, of muc work, and of a great deal of plan- ning came true when the new addition of Hays High was dedicated. Mr. Phillips' enthusiasm for the promotion of good clean sports has placed him high in the opinions of athletes and sports fans. His willingness to help in just little things as awarding reading certificates, crowning the Valentine royalties, and writing Christmas greetings. in artistic I-penmanship in the classrooms has won him a place in the hearts of all students of ays High. . Mr. Phillips' work is not complete. Under his guiding hand Hays High will continue to grow in size, in valuation, and in education. 7 Oar' O uca ion First row-Paul Ward, William Toepfer, president, E. J. Dreiling. Second row-Clyde U. Phillips, clerkg Charlie Mann, D. B. Simpson, vice-president, Jack Drees. N! 9 s f' J X E5 With the interests of more than 500 students in mind, this group of busy Hays businessmen, who served on the board of education, met the first Monday of each month to take care of the many problems in operating a school system. This year, the board worked on bui dini improvements. They received no pay for t eir services. Al- though Mr. C. A. Harkness, treasurer, is not an official member of the board, he has held this elective office for many years. C. A. Harkness, treasurer. As A kg. 'A - M nffgwp' -gg Aj, fmj 5 ..- '- Y wk' . A ,M 1- X .. n ' - A 341545, ,Y fix - , :A 3 QW? . umm h...fsws-'.x1p4,4-.w,:1,JEAA,m .mg be-,L fwgsyzr 4: LA. 'QKVQX C' ff. -rx o -up pf R5 4.- ,,.,...,.Q .- - NU ummuxu 17 n M- Clyde U. Phillips, A. M. Superintendent I i I A-v-U 'Wan-CU fl-1-w.4..4,4-J Supyintendea Clyde U. illipsgo for ni teen years has hel the respon- sible position of supervising the Hays High School, has won the respect and friendship of all the students and teachers under his supervision. Active in many organizations is Mr. Phillip? At present he is a member of Ro- tary nife and Fork Club, and the Coun- try Club. This year he was president of the Hays Civic Music Association, and presi- dent of the West Central Kansas League. Mr. Phillips served as president of Kansas State eachers Association in 1944- 1945 and Bpresident of Kansas Educators Club in 19 0. He is a member of the K. S. T. A. Educational Planning Commission and a member of the Resolutions Commit- tee of N. E. A. Even though Mr. Phillips is a very busy man, he still inds time from his weighted desk to attend all school functions at Hays High and thus keep in touch with the youth of today. 10 ' : I U ' 1 I 'I I I I. 4 I ' C I I I I. 4 I ' 1 l,'Il C 5, r' . I r ' I I O0 Iva ' 1 I I' I I I 'illhldl lfpfr' 1 pl l'l I lIl'. 5 O ,I ' QII1' . l I, Ill' a., 1 ' ' 0' ' ll 1 ' ll 4 , A th S ul, B. S. geocrrfi-gtabry Itloo Superintendent pal. nior High School Science 0 Ofgs an af 1'- u I W. 4 1 9 'sl' if I 'Ig' '.c'Ev4 ,4' Ygll. iff., u la' I4 ,f,uJ9i-Q A , F 4 eww . wwe as , lf' I x d ' - I' ' .01 3 ff' B03 'dwg Wy. For seven years, Clyde W. Rothgeb has held the position of principal of the Hays Jun- ior-Senior High School. Quiet and friendly Mr. Rothgeb is never too busy to listen to the Eroblems of the students. He elieves deeply in the tradi- tions upon which Hays High has buit its foundation. Mr. Rothgeb was president of Kan- sas Administrators Club in 1946 and president of Kansas Association of S e c o n d a r y School Principals in 1948. He is president of the Hays Lions Club this year. Jolly A. K. Massey has serv- ed faithfull as principal of' the Junior High School for 19 years. He is a favorite among the students and many of the alumni. Mr. Massey is a mem- ber of Rotary and has been supervisor of therplay grounds for eight years. e is also di- rector of Visual Education of both junior and senior high school. A..K.-Massey, M. S. Principal Junior High School Social Science 5 ' , 4 kph? w 1 4 5' Qi ,I ,QL Afsfigr 15:3-0.-'f. ,' ' 'f-WS.. 'iazffpb' ' MTH- -lUYV4'Sll'T'IY1 I1S Mrs. llzum:x1'. Kru b- fh Alta Nulton 50l'l'1'THTY lf' l'rHN PHl Svlmnl Nurss- m M ' R' N' l'l1-rk in llvzlllh Offirc 'EIRQ' 5 'Tp-4 Wh 34 fl.: A r . Je A snurvv of knowlvdgv 'thc library of Hays High, umlm' the supvrvision of Mise Blanm-hc liloxom, is an ideal place to study and road. K X., L.. Blanche Bloxom, A. M. D Starliper, B. S. I, Mrs. Ruth Harris M, S, Librarian Speech a d ramatics Junior High Mathematics WWW 'XJ- fl English l - 1 de . I iff if Perrv A. Hundley, M, S J hn Sipe, B. S. and Latih ' Ethglish and Junior High Athletics Mrs. Perry quizes Kermit Welch and Red Carrier while assistant teacher, Cleo Van Scyoc, enjoys the fun at the quiz assembly. --K W a 'wif' s qv Gl'0TiU? ll- Jflhmmny B- S- l'l:l1:l4'lll'11-tThompson, M, S, M. ', R lnslrumcntkil MUSIC Xoclal hvie-ris'v and Mathematics A' B' - N. Y Alpha M. Elting, M. Ed. Harold C. Elder, M. S. Gladys Kraus, M. S. Business Education Science English and Journalism Miss lfllting dictatvs a letter to her advanced shorthand f if 4' I i ga Guy Coonrod, A, M. - History, Social .Science 5'0Egfd1fIUfil2Hall' M' S' M' Director of Guidance ' 4 iw ...rf 4 ff 5 I Am? Behrqns' A' M' Rf'bf'f1Bfift0H- A- M- Glen E. Howerton, B. S. Business Iuducation Industrial Arts Arts and Crafts Nadyne Werhan and Rudy Pfeifer, seniors, receive the Gold Seal award for reading: from Superintendent Phillips. Elmer L. Johnson, B. S. Thaine A. Clark! M, S, Kathryn Ratzlpff, B. S. Social Science Vocational Agriculture Home ECONOMICS Physical Education V Dennis McKee, A. M. Afthvf Lcfis- A-.M' and Girls Sports Shop' Drafting, Football Physical I14llUC3f.l0ll and Basketball Director of Athletics -Be My Valentine, was the theme for the February bulle- tlll'll08.l'Kl in the journalism room. Jeanne Shade and Vir- ginia Ward enjoyed arranging the colorful verses. 1 XO x22 5 0- ' - 4 bt I . , f M 05 , X f l! ff , l 'Q L IVQI X 1,1 1 X0 vw X ! xi-ff X ' 'lf if ff all to f .4 ' lf if X .177 . iff' 'I' 27 l ' 11,1 'Y iff ,W r - I , K A ' I ,'l'-174 Q I I IILITIJ - fx! 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Dream Girl ,ff 4 -1 if Jacqueline Schmutz Another dream was fulfilled for Jacqueline Schmutz as she was crowned 1950 Indian Call Princess. She was elected as the favorite senior by popular vote of the sub- scribers on January. 11 and crowned before the student body on May 11, 1950. Jackie, as she has always been known by all in Hays High, was very outstanding in mu- sic. In 1949 she was sponsored in the district music con- test by the Federated Women's Clubs of Hays. Jackie did an excellent job as feature editor on the Guidon staff in her senior year. She plans to go on in education, and the Indian Call staff of '50 sincerely hopes that many more of her dreams will be fulfilled. 18 fi J GA S., 3 l S Sensor' 0 ICEVS 5' PRESIDENT MARVIN STRAILY 1 7 -2 X ing' Q, ga gf X f X f VICE PRESIDENT T SECRETARY NORMA NULTON X i., ..---5'? L-,fd DARREL COBB Yi f7'-1-'lt' 1 fff C-.D 2 fb ,,,,,,..,2 4 TREASU Q.. E RER Q BONNIE MAYHEW 5 5 4 QC X 5 I x , 19 ' O f I O '35 4- f kw Z R Y, 'J 2 fT 1- l - . i J X ' , f ' ' fi -l, , '5?,.. '- ' flix ff ' , F V, - RR I r R' ? ' '- Q .-4 LX 7 ou., in-, if Of' . I JAKE ARNOLD I DON AUMILLER KERRY BAHL BETTY BAKER j X, jf MELBA BEFORT EDNA BELL PATTY BINDER HAROLD BOXLER GLORIA BRULL DARLENE BRUNGARDT EDDIE BURGARDT Seniors JEANNE CARTER KENARD CLARK DARREL COBB MARSHALL DARBY ESTHER DECHANT JAMES DOERFLER ERNIE ENGEL EVA JO EVANS DOLORES FAIR 5 fi 'G 9 3 EUGENE FRASER ROBERT GEIST Seqliors Eg. X 1 f Ain. Ri. if A E, if 3 f ' ' 5' f A ,W , I , ,gf-- In I .LK , wx-3, m. ,V g -f -:' . , 5 l ful' .1 ,1,. , ,mf , . y .WMS u af -:P fi KARLIN KARLIN Senzziors ELEANOR GILL BRUCE GILLBERG MAJOR GOSSER J EAN ETTE HAAS BONNIE HIGGINS CLARENCE HOUSE C. A. HUBBARD DONALD W. JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON FRANCES KNOLL GEORGINE KREUTZER TOMMY KREUGER MARIETTA LEIKER EDDIE MADDEN BOB MAUPIN BONNIE MAYI-IEW PATRICIA MILLER RUSSELL NEELY W, . 'T 'W NORMA NULTON KAY PFEIFER Seujgiors 1 RN, SJ VERNON RUDER RUDY RUPP Sergers RUDY PFEIFER ROBERT POE KAY REED .9 xjx J , -I-.. J KENNETH REED WESLEY RIEDEL JULIUS ROHR LORENE ROHR JULIUS RUDER NORMA RUDER JACK SAMPLES NORMAN SCHMEIDLER MELVIN SCHMIDT LEROY SCHM JACKIE SCHMUTZ DOROTHY SCHUMACHER JEANNINE SCOBY ROBERT SMITH JOE STAAB ROLAND STAAB Seniors .Q f DAVID WEBER L ' NADYNE WERHAN MARY K. YOUNGER NAIDA ZAVODSKY Seqgiors '-i '11 MARVIN STRAILY FRANK STRAMEL DON SWIM DON TREFETHEN WILLIAM WASINGER RICHARD WEAVER ,. -,,.,.D,-,, ,-,-,.,A,.u.,,, , Slmoojcing Sfars ag 'Q fi Al., x l W 99 i Nadya Clark U5 ..v ',-' Q. K. fzg, Q- This peppy q uintei, Q C5 C? db 4,349 0,90 fb 'TZEUKIHZUB led the cheers at the Hays High football games 27 --Q H hi- 7 Iq'+q Foofball 44Macvr McKee Art Leas head coach backfield coach ggagguighgossgq qoh1a.Slipe JT- lg coach Q L. . Hays 13 Hays 20 Q Larned '7 Minneapolis '7 Great Bend 0 ' Hays 13 Hays 26 - Dodge City 6 - - Cadets 14 111 -- 28 --- 5 Hays 6 I I calpers of 'l'q . Red Q Rudy h Manfm halfback Pfeifer fullback gg?-frtqa fullback Pfeiferi alfback Stfally Q9 if Llluun-1,55 I K Bud end Julaus Q end 3231? Q, quarterback Rgggyi quarterback House Q Ru er . HZ' H Joe I d gglerner Q guard gffgabeg guard Zirigzer Q guard Staab Q guar ,M Mn N. Don uspeckir 6 center gfarzsel Q center A Madden Q ac e Korbe Q tae e Augustine ra 29 f '--H' W .Ls Scalperrs Dick Q tackle Norman d Marshall Gene Augustine Peifer 9 en Darby Q end Fraser E tackle Bill K -th Melvin Don Schmeidlerg fullback Hglseng halfback Korbea halfback Reigel Q halfback '1 se-3 , of Q 12221116 8 .fa gum ac ' c ees In lans of 9 a a glorlous season The team had a toug schedule of nme games A new league was set up th1s year Wh1Ch conslsted of Rus sell Great Bend Larned Pratt Stafford Dodge Clty and Hays Hlgh It was known as the West Central Kansas League The Indlans took a qulck start by edglng a powerful Mlnneapohs team 13 7 Then they were well on thexr way by defeatlng a stubborn Great Bend eleven 13 0 After defeatlng Larned 20 7 and Pratt 26 13 1n Hays the Indlans took to the road to face a tough Dodge Clty team Although It was a chllly nlght and a close game peared as lf Dodge Clty started the Indlans on a two game s ow up Hays traveled to Ellls to flght off a scraplng Ell1s team 13 0 Then for two games the Indlans went on a rampage They beat a strong Russell squad 19 0 then ran over the Cadets 38 14 Hays Hlgh was tled for flrst place ln the league With S'Caff0I'd EaCh team was undefeated and only one game left to be plaved by the Indlans Hays went to Staf ford hopmg to w1n but got knocked down by an alert team 6 21 The Redmen end ed the season ln second lace Whlle Stafford won the W C K L 30 7 ! ' i 3 ! 9 7 D ' ' u 1 u , . - ' . ' T '. . it was well worth thehtrip because the Braves came out on tolp 9-6. However, it ap- .K . K . . - 1 4 , . . - - . -. . N ' 3 . ' - ' U' H - s'A'f B' . Jnun........ - . . 4uu1....,1-una-. Junior Sea lpers For a good beginning, the Hays High B team rolled over Ellis 19-0. The Pa- pooses were then handed a three game losing streak: a 0-7 defeat from Great Bend, a 0-13 defeat from the Cadetsg and a 0-20 loss from Russell. The B team played the Cadets a second time winning by a mere 7-6 score. B Squad: First row-Middlekauff, checkboy, M. Pfeifer, Creighton, J. Ruder, Powell, R. Staab, Leik am, Schumacher, Basgall, R. Carrier, Law, checkboy. Second row-H. Leiker, Pfortmiller, V. Koern- er, D. Leiker, K. Welch, LaRue, E. Beyer, B. Berland, Kisner. Third row-J. Harris, M. Lang, Pelzel McIntosh, N. Pfeifer, D. Kobler,-B. Schmeidler, J. Johnson, coach. Smokey Ark Champs -jp Q ' I,-rv ' - Y ,- -Q 1 For the first time in Hays High, a junior high league was formed. Several boys reported for play in the fall. This league, known as The Sm0k6y Ark, WaS C0!Y1- osed of four teams: Great Bend, Russell, Hoisington, and Hays High- The JUHIOI' Fndians added another trophy to the collectlon by defeating .Great Bend, 13 to 03 Russell, 45 to 0, Hoisington, 47 to 03 and added an outside victory from LaCrosse, 14 to 12. f' , B . Q- A 5 ' , -f ' ' 6' 5 f - . - ' A .-.lefrf me-Q la. V 'f Q s 1 .. 22 ' yg,w Bw ' agaifafikdyrvf val! r s 'f' 53 5 57x Q1 f54 SB' E, are BU . Sl ...'-505 76 ,glladfev 14-77 We . -i 5 N A . I ue ,ig U A 4 A i .. r uk, 1 ' . A Q 1 ' t P-41k i A HX 14 Wg? ' f. -iv 'wwf -Q. 5- S cs 4 3' X K, ' v:f.. v- KGS 8 .,f- B .- Q V 1 I.. Q f Bw! 5 f' an L 5' 1 l 1 g-q!'7S'N'5Bd s.ffl,3'f? ,a la-if.: 3 ' S7 rn Y -.. . N I7 tl .1 It fs . xl Jw MJQ if .nj .L , I J K A-F U . 4 5 9 ' i , F . 4 i 1 --' fy . - 7 -- .1 J . G . .-', f , 'Ki7',,!:' r, ...., 2-ffw i If-T5- 35' ' a fi'-sr ... Q.l,...,-5-suv - '- 3 .'1t 3 31 '- if- fy 'J Junior High: First row-B. Wheeler, L. H ,D. F' , C. St kl ' , J. D. ' ' C. Wells, E. Milton, E. Kirkbride. s. Stor:i2nnt1,aJ.Caspgif?eB. Rh0ai1ceS.eHsec0nd rlrjlaigfiiblef' siigztti-iydOiggexlisrhlgeif.-3r,0lp. JViaEis,f?.To1ieg1er, v. 1SaaIS,hD. wing, M. Leiker, D. simpson, M. Page, BI 0 I0 II' ' ' ' ' 1 - ' - POW- - 0 USOYI, B. Rupp, E. Klaus A. Weigel I Leik- er, D. Munsell, E. Rogers, M. Wolf , J. S' , h, J. W d A. Y' ' l Gross, G. Cobb, P. Steele. e me coac ar ' Neylon' D' Smith' L' Welch' E' 31 ally Y.. . H6671 Ol 'Q GH I is 'Rv fl? Hays High's fifth annual home- coming game was played on Nov- ember 2 at Lewis field. The event- ful day was started with a pe as- sembly in which the Hays Indyians won Miss Victory and tamed the Russell Bronco. At seven o'clock, the student body turned out for a Rep rally in front of the school uildingg and then the band escort- ed the queen's car through the busi- ness section of Hays to the stadium. At the half time, the Saleen was crowned. The letters Q EN were formed by the band in her honor. The jubilant spirit of the Hays sup- porters was increased bg the vic- tory of the game, 19-0. ancing in the giym at the homecoming dance comp eted a day which will be a cherished memory for many. Ifoiiiiilfiitwu ROHR T w E' if' yx KAY PFEIFER 1' Q ti. NORMA NULTON '64 i Q tl . P tt f I: . Q 3 l' ' .' fe 'KX 11' 5 if e sf' : Q. -rt' a 9 -47 V 3 X A HIL ' 'iv' Y! ft ' , 'CV-'W - Y' .- -1 4 , Vg' 1--'Y Kg A f,lfg.9fl ff .n ,' ff , , 'Ajax y 'Q T 1 X 4, ,iff V ! I: AAR. X f' 'W N J I ' ' Y X., ,dr an, ,NNN .N 1 M - Dv,,., 'sae A-X Y, Y? 7 V an - . imfwxixii , f 'f'E N X Big Chief and Miss Victory-Jerry Ann Dunivan and Bud Dalton have tamed the bronco for the game. I Cheers for the team-Student ' body cheers the team on to victory in the pep assembly before the game. Smile after crowning- Lorene Rflilfv after having been crowned ny C. A. Hubbard, is driven off Q th fi ld ' e 16 by Bob Maupin. 727' gfe- Dream and dance-The homecom- ing dance climaxed a day to be long remembered. ,fee hh j if - W: i K J fe LW? JI . 3 fi .L ,, . .f ,,,, If Q , Serious and smiling-Kay Pfeifer lk i L f f . e N X 4 i and Norma Nulton escorted by g- i Jack Samples and Bob Geist en- .. E W N, X ter the field for the crowning. 1 ' . ' 4 A' ' ' 1 ' . Y i 4 X X -1 nw, , - X. f 7? 4 iff!! 5 1 ,aa i , i, XF ,N 174, G1 u i xxx. fih if - l f X 5. fx' a fi A ,Q :ee Eu 6 M I x N X 1' ,V iii-sb lim-7 J I '-VQIY -:li 'T-L 9 n -xx x zvgx Marching Down the Milky MARCHING BAND On Armistice Day, the Marching Band completed its season. Hours of marching on S ively Field, preparing half-time ban shows were final y over. The band made much progress in band pagentry this fall. The following band shows were pre- sented throughout the season: FOUR HOLIDAYS, SALUTE TO THE INDIANS, THE HISTORY OF THE MARINE CORPS, HOMECOMING, and WHAT MAKES AR- MISTICE DAY? The above picture repre- sents the Marine Corps Insignia, taken during the show, HISTORY OF THE MA- RINE CORPS. aff N3 if Other activities of the band were: a trip to Manhattan to perform at the Kan- sas State-Fort Hays State game, a per- formance with the college band at the Fort Hays State-Southwestern game, participa- tion in the Merci Train Parade on Armis- tice Day. The A band which was made up of six- ty members was under the direction of Mr. George Johnson with Jeanne Carter as Drum Major. The B band was under the direction of Miss Marjorie Fairchild with Joella Harrison as Drum Major. ...- . nf -ii Q I I I I I - -P f '-- V ' I - I I -nf.: 1' ,nqj 1-rp' P' I A KK .5 . -. , 'E ........,..,.............. -M I .I , I' '1 'WT' .I H' :T I A ii F' ii' I i . ,,. I. 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Clarinets-E. Gross, K. Warren, R. Rippeteau, M. Hathaway, R. Dorzweiler, J. Mc- Cartney, K. Clark, M. Laizure, A. McFarlin. French Horn-B. Smith, M. Burris, P. Moreland, M. Elder. Flutes-B. Bertram, R. Law, J. Witt, S. Laubengayer. Bells-N. Sigrist. Drums-R. Kirtlnd, M. Mlosier, J. Schmutz, P. Sexton, V. Ward, E. Rogers. Cymbals-C. Scoby. Saxaphone--J. Parsons, D. Simpson, K. Hinkhouse, B. Rogers, C. Flynn, B. Wheeler, C. Converse, J. Bertram. Bass Clarinet- J. Powell, P. Palmer. Bass--D. Weber, G. Stadleman, J. Ward. Baritone-D. Kobler, K. Hansen, W. Zavodsky. B Band-Clarinets-D. Johnson, B. Wheeler, C. Wells, D. Neely, F. Evans, G. Arnold, J. Westerman, J. True, S. Saunders, V. Shade. Flute-J. Shade. Alto Clarinets--S. Hale, V. Binder, D. Laizure. Cornets-D. Imache, J. Maska, J. Feiden, D. Edwards, W. Lasater. Trombone-D. Finney. 34 MT ' ig 'T' U ' '- T 'Www' Jing?--A g ep Club ' .5-'.i,. yi- . l 'i Creating spirit and good sportsmanship ',z,...M ' l was the duty of the pep club. Thls was the ' 'f largest organization in school and its pep N' and spirit was a necessity at all of the games. h At every game there was a section full of loyal pep club members faithfully cheering the team. Pep assemblies were planned by the pep club and given on days of games. l Miss Hilma Shuss is sponsor of this club. The industrious members worked faithfully on floats which took first and third place in the Armistice Day parade. l 0 Kay Pfeifer Donna Bruu Joy BreWeICh ' tkaldrrlieblgaatliaiirman President Sec.--Treas. Assembly alrmafl SS First row-J. Haas, M. Burkhart, N. Burkhart, D. Schumacher, V. M. Weigel, F. Knoll, J. Par- sons, D. Kippes, D. Payne S. Johnson, S. Laubengayer. Second row-M. Lang, M. Hoff, S. Hathaway, K. Hatfield, V. Kreutzer, J. Bertram, P. Miller, N. Clark, B. Bertram, L. Rohr, R. Dorzweiler, N. Urban, S. Stapp, N. Zavodsky, C. Staab. Third row-M. Schumacher, G. Brull, J. Powell, J. Baker, P. Sexton, C. Scoby, A. McFarlin, R. Walters, D. Powers, D. Rupp, F. Younger, M. Younger. N. Nulton, P. Binder, P. Hamilton, J. McCartney, C. Con- verse. Fourth row-R. Jacobs, H. Storment, B. Walters, V. Meistrell, G. Brull, F. Albrecht, V. Speier, G. Peters, A. Leiker, M. Kirtland, D. Denning, B. Martin, B. Mayhew, J. Scoby, J. Gagelman, E. Gill, N. Sigrist, M. Berland. 35 Trib ini-errorls repare Dorene Powers, the west windy Dolores Payne, the north wind, Charlotte Pfeifer, the east wind, Lorene Rohr, the south wind, por- trayed the four winds in their an- nual dance to bring good luck. , 1 - A L man, ald sat before the tepee ready to rise and spread the alarm. ated the atmosphere for Ha s High's annual pow wow. The narrator, Shirle Johnson, began the story of Chlef Mac cKee and his warriors in camp on Big Creek before the battle with the Cadets. All the elements were called upon for their magic power and the medi- cme men drove all remaining evil spirits away. At the cry, Here come the Cadets all the braves sprang to their feet to prepare for the battle. The penetrating beat of the tom toms reaching out in the semi-darkened gym cre The Indian braves stood before their tepees before battle. They were Bob Koerner, Bill J. Staab. Kenny Reed, Delbert Spaar, Bill Schmeidler, Keith Hansen, Marvin Straily, Eddie Madden, Bud House, Harvey Zinszer, Gene Fraser. Second row-Melvin Korbe, Jake Arnold, Joe Staab, Norman Pfeifer, Leroy Augustine, Donny Riegel, Michael Augustine, Norman McIntosh, Fritts Felten, Mar- shall Darby, Don Korbe. Third row-Dean Kobler, Rudy Pfeifer, Tony Pfeifer, Jack Earl, Frank Stramel, Julie Ruder. 36 ipe Dreamers Billie Anna and scaned references. .- Q' Kirtland held a conference pre- ceding a debate. bengayer conferred over a point. E2- Z ai if The Hays debate squad had a me- morable year in '5O. They attended three invitational tourneys and the - district contest. The squad tied for second place in the district and missed the chance of going to the state tourney by 2 points. ' S., 'ici' E . K f. 9 3 'f1,4,,4,K I my 1 . . 'K-2:9 ' ' Q , 3 it , fl , W 4 Mary Ellen Mermis stressed a ' I fkblij. c T0mmy ab'-'mic point as Margot Lindner prepar- N 5, HS C0l1eagUe 05' Brewer Sat by- ed her rebuttal. I lj: X u 37 Roberta LSU- I ,W , ,,1Y Y. 5 W L Q INDIAN BRAVES Juicy Fruits For Lunch or Snack Give Girls A Treat When Wearing Our Clothes To Reeds Grocery Store You'll Look Mighty Neat Students Always Come Back HAVENER'S MEN'S WEAR REED 81 SONS GROCERY 1101 Main Phone 237 ' 106 w. 12:11 sf. Phone 480 Q-lT 'l' Reupholster and Modernize The Finest Souvenir . . . 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A x 6 if 5 0 vfrtcg 'P 2111.-fi ,Q:,' A ' 'tg 0 . , , , ' ' xF. 'Sf 1 ,. P+ A. The uidon The Guidon Staff: Miss Gladys KIHLIS, SPONSOR Shirley Johnson, .Ioy Brewer, Jeannine Scoby, Jac- quelyn Schmutz. l'li4- tluidon staff: lfirst rim Ki-nard Clarli. llolll' lil'1'lltUll, liddie Kzzrlin. Si-roml row Kathryn lim-ed, liav l'f'm-il'1-IN Jeanna- t':1rtw'l'. 'llfllu lfV !-f1 '. Journalism Club: .leannc Carter, student adviser, ti ,nf Keeping students and parents informed of the activities around school and provid- ing for the expression of student opinion are the responsibilities of Miss Gladys graus. The paper is a bi-monthly publica- ion. From morning till night the staff mem- bers may be seen hurrying around school gathering ug the latest in news, pictures and ads an finishing last minute details before deadline. In 1949 The Guidon received the high- est award from Quill and Scroll of which it is a member. It also rated second in the National. Scholastic Press Association. . Helping the journalism class is the Journalism club. They write news and fea- turgfstories and aspire to positions on the s a . i Kay Reed and Nadyne Werhan caught dis- cussing The Guidon as they leave their class- room on delivery day. 1. Q- ' ' ,.-xg Nadya Clark, Anna Iiou Mclfarlin, Connie Scohy, Rosemary Keberlein, .lanie Gage-lman, Roberta Ja- X 4 S-mi colis, Marilyn Kirtland, if H f g l ' ' - ' X A 5' ' 111 fx 5 -. x Juniors P be AQ. 3 M O 17 J' 'les 3. Jmuaula :th-W ,du.v! - .15 35,175 x if ' o 3323 Joy .Brewer Bud Dalton Nadya Clark Janie Gagelman President Vice-pres, Secretary Treasurer 5' .3 5 S s S W P' . A 5 g ' ' f :li ' D f. J' D'-KIFM N' 1'-NL 3 i A N l . V 5- D 9 N Q H . rr 'Y' Li 1 - - ' 2- . N E: , as 4 Q 'P if P152 , rf V 3 'GP . 1 tell !! 0' 'aww ' ,fy gsxtw I , ' . is I gr Xi It J, If . M , .- - 1' I A y ' . A N AX' on f 'ir kftkkr kg ,I First row-Mike Augustine, Joan Baker, Terry Banister, Marvin Befort, Dolly Brenton, Leona Brueggeman Seoond row-Donna Brull, Geraldire Brull, Don Brungardt, LeRoy Brungardt, Margaret Burkhart, Kenneth Carley Thlrd row-Ronald Carrier, Keith Creighton, Dolores Denning, Harold Dinkel, Rosalee Dorzweiler, Marvin Dreiling 1 Z, , ' who R f PK ' wx, , ', l'7li S l iw I DQ .. i on +' ' 'I f ' 1 all Y f0G gp, , BQ 3 m - 6 23' H r :jf i X 4' N , s 5 -2 f?ff+?fr :f lume 5 ' se 3. an ,H Qfiiisiiii' ' nf ' N -.q B ' . First row+Norman Dreiling, Jack Earl, Fritts Felten, Lewis Fitzhugh, Clifford Flinn, Mildred Geist. Second row -Shirley Gill, Robert Glassman, Wallace Gosser, Walter Gross, Priscilla Hamilton, Keith Hansen. Third row- Charles Hatfield, Gladys Herrman, Shirley Jacobs, Rosemary Keberlein, Jimmy Keck, Dolores Kippes. ---3 'IR - lf, mt A , , , aw fen, 5 ' gl? 1 - if' if Lai ' I 'f lx ll iv e l First row-Marilyn Kirtland, Isadore Kisner, Robert Koerner, Don Korbe, Marjorie Laizure, Arlene Leiker. Sec- ond rowl-Twila Leiker, Wilma Jean Leiker, Betty Martin, Doyle Meade, Velma Meistrell, Clem Morgan. Third row--Betty Myers, Ruby Neal, Arthur Orth, Jo Ann Parsons, Dolores Payne, Herbert Pfeifer. 44 - '- Y' . '1 CME . A D Q.. Q 1 'Jr f Hxffrf r E - XY' vjf NY A bf . 1' 1 Qt- ' r- 1 , can ' .ml . i , U X Qt' -nj A fifiz. '::f- e 1 nn!'75f- LZ , i' f.- V Nnhnu'-' X 'ep'-f , pun--fu. v igifix V ffffffiflff' xl- Flrst row Tony Pfelfer Jack Powell Julene Powers Wayne Qumt Charles Reed Donny R Herbert Ruder Kenneth J Ruder Vernon Ruder Dlana Rupp Florle Rupp Lawrence Schm Marvm Schmldtberger Celestme Schumacher Marjorle Schumacher Jamce Shuler Nancy If gtie AA 3. iegel. Second row- eidler. Third row- Sigrist, Alfred Staab. -ll.. I. ,ve I . d Rt M W I 1 er tadelman, Alfred Walters. Sec- grzmnlgg Tlalfd :iv T-Iters Rgbert Wasmgel' Mary Welgel Verna Mae Welgel Jerry Wllkerson, Florence e 1- i SOP, l0l'T'lOT'ES Dean Kohler Bfmnie Bfqrland Shirley Jennie Bertram President V109 President Laubengayer Treasurer Secretary 1679 A ' cl v E - . ' Ar 4 A . .l. W Q 1 '10 -r R a it A Y A ' af any Q F S I . , -C' V , . , i x! ai-J ' ,iuxv ' N nkx First row-Frieda Albrecht, Joan Applehans, LeRoy Augustine, Richard Baker, Eunice Basgall, Virgll Basgall, Marie Berland. Second row-Billie Bertram, Eugene Beyer, Richard Beyer, Robert Binder, Carolyn Bone Lar ry Breeden, Darland Breit. Third row-Gail Brooks, Cletus Brungardt, William Bunker, Norma Burkhart Don Chadd, Connie Converse. 46 ' ' no , 1: l. u 1+ a sv- I .- ! gk X vi 1V J in fy .x - .J V 'X X V its ,fl Q , .J I A . ' N., V o , .wk lf, H N ' NS ' A as 5, F if N Q R A -3 f E- 4 Z- -Sa- First row--Joyce Capp, Betty Jo Debes, Duane DeLong, Leo Dorzweiler, Sam Ekey, Jerry Fellers, Peggy Fos- ter. Second row-Norma Jean Giekler, Harold Gross, Wenita Gross, Bernard Hammersmith, Jack Harris, Kay Hatfield, Shirley Hathaway. Third row-Lorraine Herl, Maida Hoff, Roberta Jacobs, Wilma Jacobs, Billie Jo Jobe, Robert Knoll, Vernon Koerner. , S' x , - Q 'Ii' Q B I- , -W l 2. .gat Y A , 4' lv 'S ' ' JT' A A l P I -1 ' 5 L 'J '2 99 N ,, as ,. -' Q lf.:- J . '1 ' it A ' QKKK t AX Y' PM cl B fi Q v, at ' 1 'lm'iX?f-'PWD X A 1 'lx-X 'm A ,I ffN.r'fA 4 ' Bl ' AS -- K --- D Q -.f I 3 s 'I First row-Fred Korbe, Melvin Korbe, Willard Korbe, Verla Kreutzer, Viola Kreutzer, Mary Alice Lang, Mike Lang. Second row-Ward Lang, Paul LaRue, Clair Law, Vernon Leikam, Don Leiker, Hebert Leiker, Maurice Leiker. Third row-Robert Leiker, Virgil Leiker, Margot Lindner, Juliene McCartney, Anna Lu McFarlin. Norman McIntosh, Allen Meier. Fourth row-Ernest Meier, Mary Ellen Mermis, Cap Middlekauff. 47 A . 1. N 4 ..g,. J -.die-tml- A fm is he f G Q, gy ,' -ac- 36 S-'ri c me ' - ,1- ' -sri Harlan Miller Jen Fllen Neff Maril n Ostrom Don Pelzel Ceraldine Peters Charlotte Pfeifer First row , , , v , y , , 1 , .1 1 Us-rald l'l'1-ifer. Second row--'Marvin l'feifer, Norman Pfeifer, Richard Pfortmiller, Arlen Polifka, Jean Powell, Dorm-no Powers, Alfreda Rohr. Third row-Marvin Rohr, Walter Rohr, Wanita Sander, John Sander, Gardner Sauer, William Schmeidler, Alma Schumacher. 1 X ,f M ,, ' ks -'VNS ,pw . f- fk fx 9 ff? his , i.,..X ' ,I rx 2 Q- V N , x , ,JXX Ns, V ,dh A ix ' Kill N. -. mfg R' 1' ffl Xxx an -1' X Win-N L I First, row---Ignatius Schumacher, Robert Schumacher, Connie Scoby, George Search, Pat Sexton, Ann Smith, llelln-rt Sparr. Second row-Vera Speier, Roger Staab, Shirley Staap, Hazel Storment, Keith Swim, Norma Urban, Bernice Walters. Third row-LaVern Weigel, LeRoy Weigel, Marcus Weigel, Mary Ann Weigel, Kermit Welch, Bill Wing, Kathryn Wolf. Fourth row-Wesley Zavodsky, Charles Jacobs. 48 A .nvl f VN First row-Robert Rippeteau, Eugene Gross, Juliene McCartney, Kenard Clark, Earl Rogers. Second row-Darrel Simpson, Bonnie Rogers, Connie Converse, Kay Hinkhouse, David Me- Arthur, Jack Fiden, Jean Shade, Royalyn Law, Shirley Laubengayer. Third row-Don Johnson, Judy Neff, Eleanor Gill, Gail Brooks, Ruby Neal, Albert Neylon, Dean Kobler, Wesley Zavodsky. Fourth row--Virginia Ward, Ruth Kirtland, Polly Palmer, Dolores Lai- zure, Gilbert Stadelman, Duane DeLong, Don Finney, Janice Shuler, Clair Law. Rhythmic ,spells At pep assemblies, home games, and some of the out-of-town games, the Pep Band could be found boosting the basketball team to victory. Members not only gave time at gamesnbut devoted many hours before school and at night in long practice sessions to make a good organization. I K l I . N V 1 Jeanne Carter-capable and ef- ficient student director. 49 '- Hi ' iw' Art Leas Coach Ellis 31 Hays 40 Cadets 23 Hays 37 Stafford 36 Hays 58 Great Bend 39 Hays 43 Pratt 37 Hays 361 Larned 44 Hays 43 Dodge City 34 Hays 37 Russell 24 Hays 31 lOvertime LYONS TOURNAMENT Kingman 44 4 C Hays 56 Lyons 35 Hays 54 Cadets 46 Hays 432 Stafford 43 Hays 56 Larned 41 Hays 35 Cadets 30 Hays 44 Dodge City 45 Hays 42 Russell 26 Hays 29 Great Bend 48 Hays 37 Pratt 43 Hays 37 :March of Dimes Benefit Game Won 11 Lost 7 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Hill City 34 Hays 57 Russell 30 Hays 63 Larned.55 Hays 563 ilReg1on'al Winners xx fi itll 4 77 aslaetlmll it Lg 5 -xl Checkboys - James Ruder and Keith Creighton care for basket- ball uniforms. Even though the Indians had seven losses during the season, they still showed plenty of fight. Hays won their first game in the regional tournament from Hill City. The second game the Redmen trounced Russell and edged by Larned in the finals. The Indians went to the state tournament in Salina taking Garnett in the first game but was edged out by Olathe in the second round. The Indians added two first-place trophies this season to Hays High's collec- tion-Lyons invitational tournament and the regional class A tournament held in Sheridan Coliseum. STATE TOURNAMENT Garnett 39 Hays 57 Olathe 38 Hays 36 Ilouserrebounds under Hays goal while Madden Bud House accepted the first place region- al tournament trophy for the team from ' -. M. C. C ' h . Pfeifcr and Stramel watch on. D1 unnmg am INDIANS TAKE REGIONAL Kenny Reed Jack Earl Don Riegel Sill Marvin Befort Bud House Julius Ruder Fritts Felten Eddie Madden Red Pfeifer Frank Stramel Doyle Meade Bill Wasinger 51 PAPGOSES WIN I0 OF I4 GAMES F' t -J k J hnson, coach, Ward Lang, Norman Pfeifer, Dick Augustine, Bill Sclhsmelildller. ggcond row-Richard Baker, Cap Middlekauff, Duke Pelzel, Melvin Korbe, Eugene Beyer, Don Leiker, Bennie Berland. Coach Jack Johnson's B squad ended the season with 10 wins and 4 lossesp defeated Ellis once, Ca- dets three times, Stafford twice, Pratt twice, Larned once, and Great Bend once and lost to Great Bend once, Victoria A once, and Russell twice. Next year's A team will be picked from this B squad. Felton shoots while Pfexfer waits fm- rebound in Pratt game. Ellis 21 ,se, 7 3 Cadets 27 cc cc Stafford 24 Great Bend 33 Pratt 25 cc 3 Larned 38 Cadets 20 is Russell 41 Victoria A 33 Stafford 37 Cadets 29 Russell 49 Great Bend 22 Pratt 23 Won 10 Lost Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays 4 l 4- 30 37 35 30 29 46 29 35 24 42 38 34 45 29 Star Lighters .ik .izxssidn A cheerleaders for Wm: First row-Billie Bertram, Jenny Bertram. Second row-Lorene Rohr, Nadya alternate Clark, Patty Miller. Indians cry was ' 1 ljivf MH , pjy Yj ' -LW Ji ll ,vm 7 ' W T X wfllfn. H l-. N :.+ These five games. They are Polly Palmer, Dorothy Unrein, Carl Wells, Maxine Thornton and Marilyn Mosier. cheers for the freshmen 53 ---.ang r A FRESHMEN WIN SECOND IN RUSSELL TOURNAMENT First row--Lauren Welch, Kenneth Cook, Vernon Haas, Eugene Gross, Darrell Simpson, Wesley Wi- koff, Bob Urban. Second row-Mac McKee, coach, Bill Philip, Basil Rupp, Darrell Munsell, Earl Rogers, Albert Neylon, Dennis Smith, Paul Steel, Joe Ward, check boy. .4-ni- mv. Lauren Welch stands by while his team- mates scramble for the ball. About thirty per cent of the fresh- man boys turned out for basketball. The team won 11 and lost 4 games during the season. The wins were from Cadets, Great Bend, Hoising- ton and LaCrosse each twiceg Lar- ned and Ellis once. The defeats were from Russell twice and Vic- toria B once. In the Russell tourna- ment Hays defeated Hoisington in the first game, but was defeated by Russell in the finals. This Freshman team added another trophy to Hays High's collection. They were coach- ed by Mac McKee. Cadets 20 .. 1 C Russell 45 ,,c,c.,c.,.c C Great Bend 17 ..c.. Hoisington 20 ..ccc LaCrosse 18 , cc..ccc. -, Russell 24 ..... . , Victoria B 28 Cadets 24 ....c . C Great Bend 24 1 Larned 29 Ellis 36 LaCrosse 24 1 , Hoisington 35 C . Russell Tournament Hoisington 33 . Russell 51 -, . Won 11 Hays .. Hays 1 . C. Hays ,C ,.,, Hays 1 ,,.. Hays C so C Hays l . Hays , A Hays Hays . C .cc. Hays Hays .C Hays C so . Hays C .. C Hays Hays Lost 4 3 2 2 3 2 2 2 4 2 5 4 4 4 3 3 JUNIOR HIGH WINS SECOND IN RUSSELL TOURNAMENT First row-Johnny Floyd, John Staab, Robert Herron. Don Neely, Mac Brewer, James Casper, Rod-- ney Whitney, Eddie Kirkbride. Second row-John Sipe, coach, Henry Pierce, David Harris Dan John- son, Gene McCurdy, Garreth Cobb. ' The junior high basketball team was coached by John Sipe. His team, won 3 games and lost 7. Sipe's cage- men defeated LaCrosse twice, and Great Bend once. They lost to Rus- sell three times, Great Bend twice, Hoisington and LaCrosse once. In the Russell tournament Sipe's men defeated Great Bend in. the first '- game but lost to Russell in the fin- als. This team added another tro- -.---..-.,p Y phy to Hays High's collection. Russell 15 1 Great Bend 29 1 Hoisington 19 1 1 LaCrosse 6 1, 1 Russell 21 1 , 1 1 Great Bend 24 , 1 La Crosse 1 5 ooooo,c,occ LaCrosse 30 1 1 1 Russell Tournament Great Bend 15 1 Russell 22 Won 3 Hays 17 Hays 10 Hays 16 Hays 10 Hays 14 Hays 9 Hays 22 Hays 24 Hays 12 Hays 11 ' i ' Johnson, Cobb, and Harris wait for re Lost 7 55 bound. H Club Don Korbe, president: Fritts Fel- ten. treasurer, Tony Pfeifer, vice- presidentg Joe Staab, secretary. Not an H-elub member who wasn't interested in eating could be found at chili time. Lettering in football, basket- ball and track was the first require- ment for members of the H-Club. This year they sponsored the new coke machine. Initiation, held at the end of the athletic season, was eagerly await- ed by the students and members. The club was under the leadership of Elmer Johnson, Dennis McKee and Arthur Leas. Fingers were made before forks and pans before plates. H CLUB: First row-Dick Augustine, Tony Pfeifer, Doyle Meade, Marvin Straily, Bud House, Julie Ruder, Frank Stramel, Eddie Madden, Roland Staab, Delbert Sparr, Fritts Felten, Marshall Darby Second row-Gene Fraser, Bob Koerner, Kenneth Reed, Bob Maupin, Jr. Zinszer, Rudy Pfeifei Bill Wasinger, Don Korbe, Mike Augustine. Third row-Don Riegel, Don Pelzel, Jake Arnold, Joe Staab, Bob Smith, Keith Hansen, Bill Staab, Jack Earl. Fourth row-Art Leas, Jack Johnson, Mac Mc Kee. ' In-ni ' 'Q ' 'ar ' Beacon ' his captain Keith Creighton, Jack Earl, Don Leiker, Richard Beyer, P. F. Fel- ten, Jr., Norman McIntosh and Richard Pfortmiller assisted in preventing traffic a c c i d e n t s around Hays High. Marvin Straily and Kenneth Carley assistant captains. Norman Dreiling, Ronald nister worked faithfully. posts. Anthony Pfeifer, Bernard Hammersmith, Terry Ban- Charles Evans, Rudy Pfeifer, Don Denning served willingly at their Art Leas, advisor TRAFFIC SQUAD Effectively and efficiently, the seventeen boys on the traffic squad watched their posts and thus up- held the high safety goals of Hays High Schoo . These boys left school for their position five minutes before dismis- sal at noon and after school to help prevent accidents. The squad was under the direction of Art Leas, physical education instructor. Carrier, Gfficers of The Ciou Eddie Madden, president n Q Clyde W. Rothgeb, advisor I I i First row-Kenard Clark, Eddie Madden, Bud Dalton, Gail Brooks, Fritts Felten, Kermit Welch, Kenneth Reed, Larry Breedon. Second row-Clyde W. Rothgeb, sponsorg Joan Baker, Arlene Leiker, Julene McCartney, Shirley Laubengayer, Kay Pfeifer, Shirley Johnson, Joy Brewer, Jackie Schmutz, Marvin Straily. Third row-Cap Middlekauff, Robert Binder, Dean Kobler, C. A. Hubbard, Bob Koerner, Rudy Pfeifer, Bob Geist, Clair Law, Dori Korbe. in au- , - .7- JOY Brewer. I Kenneth Reed, second vice-president first vice-p1-esjdent The student council is the governing body of the senior high school. They.were hosts to a student council conference in the fall. At their meetings the council acted upon suggestions that were put in the beef box by the students. President of the student council was Eddie Madden elected by popular vote of the senior high school body. First vice- president was Kenneth Reed and second vice-president Joy Brewer. Clyde W. Roth- geb was sponsor. Behind The Scenes STNEFLK Where's the cafeteria! The lunch room was moved from a classroom to the south balcony of the gym Dolores Laizure, freshman, asserts Keith Hansen dressed in his band her privilege of contacting the 11nif0rm ready f01' his trip to Staf- student council through the use ford. of the beef box. Students prepared the cars for homecoming parl Wells selected 21 uplCkel Up- Rosemary Keberlein, Bonnie May- er ' at the Doctor Pepper machine hew, Jane Gagelman carry their after 2 daY'S W0l'k- 59 notebooks with them. Christmas The story of the first Christmas was read from the Bible. Narrator, Shirley Johnson told the story which was pantomined on the stagwe. The shepherds were informed y the heavenly host of the birth of the Christ. Soloist Marvin Straily add- ed to the scene by singing While Shepherds Watched T eir Flocks by Night. These simple folk then journeyed to His birth place to ex- alt Him and His mother, Mary. O Holy Night was sung by Jac?uel- ine Schmutz. Wise men came rom afar bringing rare gifts to be pre- sented to the new born king. The last scene was that of three angels posed before the cathedral windows inspiring peace among men. The prologue-Kenneth Reed reads the Christmas story from the Bible before the enactment of the pageant. The Nativity: Shepherds-Jack Samples, C. A. Hubbard Ed d K l' K 'th H carley. JosephfBob Maupin. Mary-Eleanor Gill. Three Arlvglls-Dafiniiii Bxfiilll, .Ioa5?sle3ri'ewIi:nn5i':h lores Payne. Wise men--Don Korbe, Bud Dalton, Edward Burgardt. Stars NA The annual Christmas pageant was presented for the twenty- fourth time, Dec. 21, 1949 in the Hays High recital hall. The pag- eant, which was gresented in four scenes, was enric ecl this -year by Tl w 'Y v,,, ,,,,,....J ..,.b...n., vvunnc uuvlly, Ann Smith, Donna Brull, Joy Brewer, Dolores Payne, Janice Shuler, Melba Befort, Billie Ber- tram, Dolores Denning. new robes for the wise men Mary, Joseiyimh, and the sheplherds. Electric can es for the c oir and new wrought iron candelabra were also adde . 1 T. 7 HW, .,,,.., .,...,, .mu- dlekauff, Rudy Pfeifer, Darrell Cobb! Bob smith. Basses-Lewis Fitzhugh, Roland Staab, Tony Pfeifer, Kenard Clark, Marvin Straily. Sopranos- Jacqueline Schmutz, Leona Brueggeman, Patty Binder, Norma Nulton, Jeanne Carter. Altos- Frances Knoll, Shirley Gill, Connie Converse, Pat- ty Miller, Georgine Kreutzer. L l I Trio of Heavenly Hosts-Donna Brull, Joy Brew- er, Dolores Payne. uniors' present Crew-Bill Sfaaby Jerry Wilkefsmlr Don You aren't taking Little Angie riding in 1 Korbe, Velma Meistrell, Mrs. Perry, Nancy your new boat, are you, Jack? Sigrist, Rosemary Keberlein. Seventeenth Summer- Aqplay that will be long remembered at Hays High is Maureen Daly's SEV- ENTEEN H SUMMER. This is Angie's story-from that lovely June morning when Jack stepped into the living room, right up to the superb ending of that one and only summer. The play was presented by the Junior class, under the direction of Mrs. Miriam Perry. i 1 Cast-First row-Verna Mae Weigel, Janice Shuler, Joy Brewer, Nadya Clark. Second row-Bud Dalton, Janie Gagelman, Kenneth Carley, Fritts Felten, Connie Staab, Joe Ann Parsons, Keith Hansen, Herbert Pfeifer, Jack Powell. 62 ,I . , . R, i..r Courtesy I Seated-Dolores Denning, Standing-Eddie Mad den, Melba Befort, Hazel Storment, Gloria Brull Kathryn Reed Arthur Orth, Rita Walters, Joan Baker, Arlene Leiker, Margaret Burkhart, Kenneth Staab Y ,M fQ- Mrs, Helen Hudley, sponsorg Doyle Meade, vice-presidentg Patty Binder, secretaryg Ken- neth Reed, president. COURTESY COMMITTEE Cheerful and courteous were the members who served on the cour- tesy commlttee. They delivered notes, greeted visitors, served as ushers at K.S.T.A. and music con- certs, and promoted good will in many. other ways for Hays High. Members were selected from vol- unteers. Thehgrougl was under the direction of rs. elen Hundley. incl . Kenneth Carley Kenard Clark Charlott S t d-M Jor Gosser, Clem Morgan. Stand- . . ' 1 9 inxicarolgn Bone, Norma Burkhart' Vera gfelfer, Marie Berland, Alfred Staab, Mary S ,er len Mermis. ei . P 63 ream Dusfecl Bud N' on the first semester Jeanne Carter, Shirley Johnson, Joy Brewer, Kathryn Reed, were: First row Connie Converse, Jenny Bertram. Second row-C. A. Hubbard, Billie Ber- tram, Shirley Laubengayer. Third row-Bob Koerner, Kenny Reed, Herbert Pfeifer, Dean Kobler, Jack Earl, Clair Law, Fritts Felten. Mistletoe-The This shimmering tree formed the centerpiece for the Christmas for- dance brings about its usual re- mal. sults. 64 ance Niglwfs .1- v --H -N ---um: sv - t - 1' ..-Q. N., Q' Second semester dance committee: Front row-Pat Sexton, Bob Koerner, Jeanne Carter, Kermit Welch, .lack Earl. Second row-Dean Kobler, Cap Middlekauff, Keith Creighton, Keith Hansen, Kenard Clark, Anna Lou McFarlin, Nadya Clark, Patty Binder. Third row- Clair Law, Juliene McCartney. J K JJ AQ. Q J A if ,-f- sw ..-Qsim CVR ' M., e. jig 'K I O f ' -at f 'lift-tl we ,sei Esiir I- 1 I, ol? 4 -Q.. Nl, W ig ,.x- AM l OlTl The banquet was held in a sunken rose garden, a royal blue sky with stars and a huge yellow moon shining above. G5 X 1 1 S93 .a 'JP . fi 7IpX'x W86ll1EG.l 'tS O f ff The king and queen, Jeanne Carter and Eddie Madden, receive congratulations from the crowd. The annual valentine dance, Feb. 11, will hold a place in many memor- ies. The most memorable gart of the evening was when Supt. Clyde U. Phillips crowned Jeanne arter and Eddie Madden queen and king of hearts. Under a canopy of red and white, the dance truly was an event to be dreamed about in years to come. A . XP Swing and sway the valentine way. 66 9' Q R. Y -v L ' , '1 Fedms if ' V 17 If- X, :QU . ' . su 7 -1,-.sew ell. -- f ,J4- inf xy, ls' -r -. 1 . W l:i!'1 at R' . In aes. f 1' ' .5 ' L iii! 6 wr I Sweetheart Princesses-Kathryn Reed, Lorene Rohr, Kay Pfeifer, Joy Brew er and crown bearer, Judy Coonrod. L J- y 7? Z fu f - . ,lf 1 3 3 , Zz? ' Hg of X aj h x Q Sweetheart Princes-Nick Ruder, Bud House, Herbert Pfeifer, Kenny Reed and crown bearer, Charles Britton. 67 N x . p y C 'lj ,V J , .1 v 1 4 fl K 5 X N s , -LGU .a. , -., C WY!! ,ll-ggi fl V. L. A,A, if lkgihl . MMESTI 1 Thaine Clark, sponsorg Eddie Karlin, reporterg Herbert Pfeifer, vice-presidentg l L Major Gosser, presidentg Wallace Gosser, secretaryg Richard Baker, treasurer. ll R I l H1ghllght1Hg' the F F A was the parent and son banquet Thls gloup held thelr own llvestock show IH the fall They went to falrs at WaKeeney and Stockton a crops contest at HOXIG and a poultry con test at Stockton The club appeared tW1C6 on KAYS Thame A Clark was sponsor Q-iv -IN Flrst row Erwn Lexker Rogel Staab Edd1e Karlm Axthul 01th Herbert tiuder Russell Neely sponsor ITVIH Dreher Celestme Dater Robert Connelly Francxs Staab Dale Wmg Norman Glebler Gerald Pfelfer Major Gosser Herbert Pfexfer Wallace Gosser Donald Haddock Alfred Karlm Thlrd now Don Sack Vlrg1l Pfannenstlel Marvm Lexker Francls Braun B111 Staab Allen Gosser Charles Evans Richard Baker Frnest Meier Kelth Swxm Alfred Staab Gerald Schmldt 68 h . Q K V I K . . i. In t ,. ,A 5 A Q, - 0 .V K M lf! X 3 ' . . U9 1 . . Y J: l I A V W Lawrence Schmeidler, Wdlter'Gross, W., D. Philip, III., Don Swirn. gecond rowfMrl Thaine Clark: Stars at Home JUSTIN RUST The Justin Rust club a home eco- nomics organization, was named after the two authors of the text- book used in the home living class, Margaret Justin and Lucille Rust. This year the purpose of the club was to develop personality. The members entertained the faculty at a teag and their mothers at a spring ban uet. The sponsor fmffthe club was lqiss Kathryn Ratz- 0 . The reception committee of the Justin Rust greeted Miss Darlenne Thompson as she entered the home economics room for the faculty tea. I .. V v' i 1 X Mrs. Hannah C.. Krumbach, school nulse demonstrated how to bathe a baby for the future homemakers. 3 YN! First row-Darlene Brungardt, treasurer, Margaret Burkhart, secretary, Florence Younger presidentg Marguerite Schumacher, vice-presidentg Miss Kathryn Ratzloff, sponsor Second row-Gladys Herrman, Rosalie Dorzweiler, Florie Rupp, Dolores Kippes, Diana Rupp Betty Martin, Esther Dechant, Joan Baker, Frances Knoll. 69 r ' f firfisiic Dreamers Anna Lou McFarlin, Jeanne Car- ter. Shirley Johnson, Jeannine Scoby. Glen Howerton, sponsorg Eddie Burgardt, reporterg Marilyn Kirtland, secretary: Mar- ilyn Ostrom, presidentg Dolores Payne, vice president. hi. i ll Art exhibits in the high school were sponsored by the art club. This club took several trips, one of which was to Ellsworth to study the pottery wo-rks. Every other meeting was adproiect where each member worke on his own project. 42. MJ. .. .. 'fa Dick Weaver, Junior Zinszer, Harold Boxler. Norma Lee Ruder, Nadyne We-rhan, Dorcne Powers, Billie Bertram, Betty Martin. Bernice Walters, Donna Brull, Janie Gagelman, Bill C. Staab. 70 my 'il .-H, Library assistants-left to right, Dolores Kippes, Mae Weigel, Jerry Wilkerson, Rosalee Dorzweile S t 5 'lid We ,.,, me .riiim M.. ...,,,-,, ,,. 5 V K rf.- Jn' F, S ' Y' 1 3 apt Q 'Q' , A I K . A Miss Blanche Bloxom, Pat Sexton, Verna r, Velma Meistrell, Alfred Staab. Drea m Tram nscri hers Patty Binder, Dolores Fair, Kay Pfeifer, Jack Samples and Eddie Karlin snapped while typing sec- retarial work. QD X Jeannine Scoby snapped as she operates the ditto machine and Eva Jo Evans and Norman Schmeidler figure on the calcu- . 71 lator Gloria Brull, Lorene Rohr, Geor- gine Kreutzer and Dorothy Schu- macher caught while operating the mimeograph machine. Miss Alpha Elting, student secre- tary advisor, seen dictating to five helpers Bonnie Higgins, Norma Nulton, Marietta Leiker, Edna Rell, and Norma Lee Ruder. Club ai! The KAY Club, a newly formed 'X organization in Hays High, is a 1 Kansas Wide club for senior high boys. The basic philosophy is to W teach its member the positive ap- proach to lifeg the major purpose character growth. This year the meetings were fill- ed with organizational activities. Mr. Carl Kopelk of the state of- fice eicplained the objectives. Mr. Guv Coonrod. quidanee directoi was sponsor of the local club. Tom Krueger president j 1 I x si Bob Geist . . . vice-president xLL:giafi,a1'l1n Kxf First, row- -f-- Bob Geist .Iimmv Keck Alfred Walters Dean K ll ' W I Z d , . , . ' , -, v ' -- , H .k , :aI'le3i41',kKc-itll? fil'0lLl'l1Vt,0l'l, Clair Law, Herbert Peifer. Seconcloiioii-Rdlieist P220 I?Id5dieKI?a?'Ei1h . am Afey, erwrt iuder, Kenard Clark, M ' ' B f -L, Alf- 1 St 1 ' ' ' Ivy Riedel, Guy Coonrod, Sponsor. alvm 0 ol ICI aah Jerry Wilkerson' Wes' 72 Patty Binder, second vice-president, Kay Pfeifer, president, Lorene Rohr, first vice- president. Miss Alpha Elting, sponsor, Georgine Kreut- zer, secretary, Jack Samples, treasurer. iss' Dolores Fair, Melba Befort, Russell Neely, Francis Knoll, Leroy Schmidtberger. Eva Jo Evans, Norma Nulton, Edna Mae Bell, Norman Schmeidler. FBLH A new club was organizedithis year known as the Future Business Leaders of America. This organiza- tion visited the various offices downtown and learned of the new machines in offices and the work of a secretary. Miss Alpha Eltmg sponsored this club. Jimmy Keflk, Gloria Brull, Dorothy Schu- niacher, Jeannette Haas. Not pictured, Jean- nine Scoby. Norma Lee Ruder, Bonnie Higgins, Eddie Bur- gardt, Patty Miller. Mary Weigel, Mary Kathryn Younger, Ed- 73 ward Karlin. .M Jun Jan SM' T I . 7 ff f ' 141.514 ,'2Y2?3 a 7 iff Ill' ioifflotarians N- 3 . . g roar 3 J. t za H .1 .-.. . ,,,. gpr, , fvov F J' I2 3 9 fd ld 17 ,2 3 JY 'ia if dire SMTWTF s SM-rw-rFsSmr FSI 1 'I 3 4 j .2 J h As the years roll by these eig boys will continue along the high- way of success. Each month a senior 9 9 boy was chosen by a committee of Rotarians to represent Hays Hi h at ,af I4 their weekly noon meetings. hese boys selected for their 1 ' have a bright future. 12 Za 1 4 Qi: ,, y Z - x - N ws M T Bud House J S 1.2 J f f 5 7 P? X6 ll 1213 I4 5' X516 I7 17 I? rw 21 12 12.732 ,473v 3 jf 27 2031 Norcm btw T W 7' I f5'0 Q if I 34 56 7 sf 9 101101.14314 fo' 1 9 f X 7 Jo If 11, If I vafik? ,ber- 5 6 7 Y 1-if ff' X ,, JJ, A3 lfflf X4 17 X7 I9 10 ff lj' 13 HI ff 6 NIL fig if 17 20 21 in , ff :ax 'MQIL13 256 Z5 '14 27 X? 20 21 2f3O .ea 17 lf' I 2324 -2fjf27 RYJQ Dreams qttjuniorl clians First row-Virgie Binder, Phyllis Westerman, Bonnie Rogers, Barbara Fellers, Marilyn Mermis, Bette Rhoades, Eveleen Herrman, Barbara Hawkins, Kay Hinkhouse, Carolyn Sauer, Bernadine Hammer- smith. Second row-Mary Lee Powell, Winnie Fellers, Gwennie Wynne, Polly Palmer, Ruth Kirtland, Jeanne Shade, Marie Elder, Royalyn Law, Virginia Ward, Pat Moreland, Dolores Laizurc, Jayne Witt, Marie Cherner, Patty Bell. Third row--Annette Berland, Miss Blanche Bloxom, sponsor, Kay Warren, Sharon Sanders, Virginia Shade, Donna Schoonover, Zita Younger, Jane Chittenden, Alberta Sytsma, Virginia Hogsett, Stevie Hale, Alice Davis, Audrey Nulton, Shirley Knoll, Jolilla Harrison, Maxine Thornton, Mrs. Ruth Harris, sponsor. JUNIOR INDIAN MAIDENS An active organization in junior high was the Junior Indian Maid- ens. These girls sang Christmas car- ols and gave gifts to the patients in the hospitals at Christmas time. During Valentine week they had a secret heart sister to whom they sent a little gift each day, at the and of the week they had a party revealing the identity of their sister. The club is under the leadership of Mrs. Ruth Harris, Miss Blanche Bloxom and Miss Gladys Kraus. ,-,NON I 4 J- Q - Officers: First row-G. Wynn, devotionsg P. Palmer, socialg 'tml mb . J. Shade, treasurer, M. Elder, president: R. Law, vice-pres., I ' . I-qw' J, V. 'Ward, secretary: P. Moreland, music. Second row- R. - A - 'MI r, 1 Kirtland, publicity: W. Fellers, programg Mrs. Ruth Harris, Y ' ny, . sponsorg D. Laizure, service: Miss Blanche Bloxom, spon- u , - V f I. sorg J. Witt, finance. faq Y ' 'N ' . 5 :W-Uv P , t 75 lsee In your Future-- ' d bl K thryn Reed was chosen the D. A. R. lgelslfgigggrinofathg clgss of '50 by the SQUIOI' EIPIS and the faculty. Kathryn was very HCUVS In the music depart' ment. She played in the orchestra and was drum m2J01'- ette for the band. The Indian Call staff claimed her as organizations editor and she held the pos1t1on of news editor on The Guidon staff. a Pfeifer was chosen by a e - iiiggriglser the sponsorship Kathryn Reed of the Associated WQITICH Students of the Universitiv of Kansas. This was the 11'St vear that Hays' Hlgh hiils been asked to take Daft In this event. This year Kay was co-editor of the Indian Call. feature editor for The Guidon and president of the pep club. The purpose of high school leadership day to acqulaifit thef girls . wi I responsi iities o ni- Kay Pfelfer versity leadership and activ- ities on college campuses. Energetic Jacqueline Schmutz received the A. A. U. W. award as the outstanding senior girl in the class of '50. She spent a great deal of her time in the music depart- ment. She played the tympani in the orchestra and lent her lovely soprano voice to many vocal music groups. Be- ing editor of the.Guidon, president of Thespians and secretary of the first semester student council were a few more jo s which she fulfilled. I Jacqueline Schmutz fm' I ' ' J '76 ' W ,ff 'x K Q, e wg., 5 e ,ee ,ie et S, W f S X ' W 2 5 gf Y T-ft. rfn 5- ,f ef f- - , Xe 5 , A X M' 1 . j 5 S , Q gg, .1 X C 1 Q. y xl y T --- IF' A we ' 1 X, ,xx N f xxx fl t 1 f Nh v X - ff L: Fw DV , wi mf YP m Nw , f A- XX Kenny Reed and Bud House. Q45 X h , ' xl X 7-Ve 'N KY fgsl f , ty XX X X W ', K XXX f -N 7:4 1 XX E I f 1 7 f , X X 'Q' 1 X Y . e Q B Qr if These two frlendly dreame1's AEK ' ,, t 1 e. were phosen for the hpnor of , 1 w r ef . frxendlxest stqdents in the slxth con- Z If '-If secptwe electlon sponsored by The X t X Guldonf' Because pf their qulck, N easy grms and COI1S1d6Y'3t1OH of oth- uf 'milfs ers Bud and Kenny were se- QE, gynffd X 2 lected from the student body to Q ' he I y' X represent the clazgs of 50 in years I ' I X to come as the frlendhest of all. f X V lg' Q 77 '-' h , lifftlb 3 sei 4 E gg 8,0144 u V' If MEATS and GROCERIES PAUSE and ENJOY At'M y N tAdCl E yW C wfhAc l0rB Y SldAtTh G yt FORT HAYS PHARMACY MANN S IGA STORE 1011 M P s s 219 w lorh sr Pho 92 THE NEW FOX THEATER 1 202 M 564 7 8 Z' Q ann's Ever Day Refreshments ea n can In ver ay i ir 0 Newest Cookies And andies, Too o is rocer S ore For You At Y . ain hone 5 . . One l in , V . ' A 1 Y rim UW!! 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M., L x Y Q +16 .,...fi,,M ,,,M , Amis W N if fuzgwg, Q rs .- E xe culive Board xW Sl Q ff. , ,f N KLN ' j-f!,,,.,- , ' if ifibarrelln Munsellx 'X 1 x . X X f if l -fl Kenneth Cook Virginia Ward, second se- X N f mester president, Kenneth l N lf 3 3335, first semester presi- ' X ' , i ,, . i , 5 Z g Q ' X -'Q f 5 Q .L , I LL X . 1 ,. . K S V.-'vi j Bilzlthoades Shirley Knoll f 'sin ,7 if-fr-, C jrictte Rhoades Q s'?f!!L- Fw?Marie Elderllw T - ' f' il Directing junior high activities was the duty of the executive board. It was composed of representatives from the junior high advisory groups and the presidents of the three classes-seventh, eighth, and ninth. This group plan- ned the junior high assemblies and dances. It also purchased the much-used Christmas tree that decorated the hall during the holiday season. A. K. Mas- sey and Miss Gladys Kraus sponsored this group. l First row-B. Burns, B. Rogers, C. Johnson, D. Pratt, M. Brewer, P. Bell, P. Moreland, J. Ward, M. Thornton, V. Pfeifer. Second row-D. VonFeldt, S. Storment, M. Elder, D. Kitch- en. J. Lang, J. Shade, K. Cook, A. K. Massey, advisor, T. Banistcr, M. Burris, A. Nulton, Miss Gladys Kraus, advisor. 82 6 A th Cook President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer ,,,..7- ,,. '? u- ,-? - 11 N A Xml A Q32 l :N if ' '31 . I, , 1' lui Mt 'kwin sl his A V - Zimmerman, Norman Youngrer, Gwendolyn VVynn, Don WVun- flaorllvli. Serond row-Max YVolf, .layne VVitt, Dale Wfng, Joyce VVilkerson. :Kliifwl row--Vharlene Wilkerson, Wesley Wickoff, Barney WVheeler, Iiilllflla e c 1. Qin We-A ' r l f M l.l lf vas s i 4225-5 'S 'gals . Q L. First row--Harriet VVeigel, Arthur VV1-igel, Virginia VVard, Doris VonFeldt, Robert Urban, Dorothy Unrein. Second row- -lacuuelyn True, Maxine Thornton, Alberta Sytsma, Shirley Steinert, Paul Steele, Charles Stecklein. Third row-Gloria Staah, Franc-is Staah, Alfred Staah, Rowetta Sparr, Dennis Smith, Darrell Simpson. 83 1' f lx Paul Sc-itz R4-tty Schnxxttvrly Nm ma Sc-hmidt Gerald ' NN' if .eel ,,,,,.4fe nv i ' I 451+ TI Schmidt :uv I' K - an , as-, 9 i U - . . - -, Q . ,Q Y .-' ti lt . x x HQ! g I I :I X 2. ll - N , gf . - ff' 'L iff! :. -11 'Y gl xg In J-,, I F i . . U: E K ' fmx vg .1 r .Nl Ili my .I iii 5 'N l-'J f First rowe- Betty Schmidt, Donald Sanders, Darel Saindon, Donald Sack. Sffeond row-Fasil Rtipp, Milton Ryder, LeROS Rome, Earl Rogers, Betty Burns. Third rmx-fRol1ert Rlpp0t021ll, Velma 1,f9lf0l'y 112110 ll'05'3- ll Imam D- llllllll Ill- X Ili-ll Pfannenstiel, Irene Pfannenstiel. A I 1 no is J if -. v A l , 'Q ff .. 'Q' , --n .. aol gal r b t ,H K K - 3 0 will-1 -Z. , ea ' 4 vu. I f ul K 'L Q JU' I K X X of N if. l' .gJibf ,Q,x :QQ 9 4 , -.4 lf 3' 1' Y . ,4 , ,A r E k K s 'li '. 1 'QQ-5 -1 it x ii 1 I li '.' .- '- , ' i 'M -gl 11 First row-Monte Page, Audrey Nulton, Ablert Neylon, Phyllis Needels, Dean Neal, Darrel Munsell. Second I'0NX'--M3TllVlI Mosier, Norman Miller, Gerald Meis, Agnes McIntosh, Petronilla Leiker, Norma Jean Leiker. Third row-Marvin Leikel Earnest Leiker, Dolores Laizure, Marvin Kreutzer, Earnest84Klaus. Don Kitchen. hs. 2. 17 -'Q lg Q 9 , xx L. J .X A lion Johnson Rossie Jensen Erlene Horseman 3 P 3 I' N L X gf. gr 4, Y 5. pi ,Y l fi Y' ' 6 J Q- ,A 5 P'- YN i i U V I' It X ZS 'l life? . lfirst row-flda Marie Higgins, May lieth Hathaway, Jack Hancock, Don Haddock. Second row--vValeira. Auyrastine. Yernon Haas, Eugene Gross, Wayne Groff, Allen Gosser. Third r0wffNornian Giebler, Ethel Fink, Harold Feltis, Vlfinifred Pelleia, Robert livzins, Charles EvanS. E if - A Y ,,,.,...A..- 1 N-Q' it lx!!! ps ,,.. ...x ri ' ' -u '9 if Virginia ll02S9tt o 1 'xx 1 Y E4 5 A - I 9, 4 1 s. ' 3 'R' '23 ,W mx X 3 x x ' tgirl . in k. .J , I ,,,.....-- gr M , 1- ,nn I, ' 4 .. nv , ,. ' L .- 1 K .ia f fitiw X ' 'J' if l 0 Q . 7- tg . Xi K First .rown Pon Engel, Virgil Eherle, Jerry Dunivon, Irvin Dreher, Elizabeth Dinkle, Louise Denning. Second rowm-Donald Denning, Xiictor Dechant, Alice Davis, Celestine Dater, Robert Connelly, Clair Carrier. Third l'0XYfl'lI'2illlC Butler, Vic-torinns Burgardt, Jennie Burch, Francis Braun, Ruth Binder, Tharen Banister. 85 gf, ' C LII' E First roWXP , , ' president' Royalynn Law secretwr ' W Ernest Milton, treasurer. Second rowx Romana Ross.,Eveleen Herr y Ph ll' W' kh Y J' a y' per, Rodney Whitney, Eddie Kirkbride, Lester D ' man, y is IC am' Im Cas at Moreland president' Marthann Burris vice Q ' ennzng, Annette Berland, Gerald Ch dd, L V '- Rohr. Third roWXJames Mc-Neill, Victor Burgardt, Rosalie Peters, Lorraine Lang, Hank aPierce aF1?edl Lang, Larry Brungardt, Smith E. Storment, Zita Younger. Fourth rowXMrs. Ruth Harris, spon,sor. ighflm Grade First rowxGary Giebler, Marilyn Mermis, Ruth Kirtland, B tt Rh l L e e oar es, aBerta Leiker, J. D. Wil- hams, George Danielson, Kay Hmkhouse, Paul Gill. Second rowXDarlenne Thompson, sponsor, Shir- ley Knoll, Carolyn Sauer, Le-Roy Herrman, Bill Rhoades, Darryl Kobler, Maria Cherner, Bernadine Hammersmith,'Jo Ella Harrison. Third rowXJanet Earl, Don Finney, Lee Schnatterly, Garreth Cobb, Erwin Leiker, Dan Johnson, Joe Ward, James Thorns, Bob Wheeler, Patty Bell. 86 1 'nf 9 Kar Barbara Jean Fellers, vice president, John Staab, SCCFQWYY th Walburn, Donald Pratt, James Philip, Johnny Westerman, Elma Jane Binder. Sanders, Jack B ewer president, ald Powers, Ru hneider Phyllis Evans Sharon Powell, First row!-Mac r , Warren, treasurerl Second rowfRon Floyd, Michael Dinkel, David McArthur, Vernetta Sc , Third rowfDonna Schoonover, Dolores Boxler, Janet Grabbe, Frank V , Feiden, Bonnie Rogers, Barbara Sue Hawkins. Fourth rowf Mr-,John blP9vM8YY Lee V, lx d Wayne Lasater, Gary Arnold, Charles Rupp, Dick Edwards, Jay Wlcklzlam- blfgl ' ' Binder, Neal Dreiling, Don lmMasche, Mary Penh efme HE, Virginia Sha e, t picturedfVirg1e Stadelman. N0 Zahrt, John Pyle H th Grade Seven K...- gas'-He,-, oren, de Bobby Munsell, Jimmy Van D Lynn Hall, Donald 'i Downey Darrell Stro , mery Second Row-f is Mclntosh,, Virgi S humacher, Arthur , ' ins Phyllis Montgo . a Brungardt, Franc Maria Burkhart, First row-LeRoy c Morris, Max Higg , er Jack Lang, Norm Nelson, James Peters, ' Mary Lou Brun James Search, Vernon Hatfield, Kenneth Hatfield, Esther Young , ' l Jimmie Maska. Third row-Larry Marshall, Roger Marietta Younger, Carolyn Johnson, Bryan Michener, Elmer Stecklein, Robert Harron, Gene McCurdy, Lee Weige , Kenneth Bernal, Allaire Sauer, h row-Mr. Glen Howerton, sponsor, , Vernal Keberlein. 87 gardt. Fourt David Lee Harris, Alfred Koerner I , W , BAND: First row-E. Rogers, R. Rippeteau, D.Laizure, S. Laubengayer, B. Bertram, J. Witt.zSeei ond row-E. Gross, M. Laizure, C. Wells, D. Johnson, M. Elder, M. Burris, P. Moreland, R. Smith, C Converse, M. Mosier, R. Law, J. Shade. Third roww-J. McCartney, J. True, F. Butler, B. Wheeler, R Dorzweiler, V. Binder, J. Powell, P. Palmer, C. Flynn. B. Wheeler, B. Rogers, D. Simpson, D. McAr- thur, R. Neal, J. Feiden, A. Neylon. Fourth row-J. Parsons, A. McFarlin, M. Hathaway, W. Zavod- sky, D. Kohler, K. Hansen, L. Welch, C. Law, K. Carley, J. Carter, J. Shuler, J. Neff, D. Johnson FI. Gill, G. Brooks. Fifth row-J. Schmutz, P. Sexton, S. Johnson, M. Lindner, C. Scoby, D. Weber G. Stadelman, George Johnson, director. Concert Band J A M B - F . f Q BRASS QUINTET: K. Hanson, J. Shuler, P. Moreland, D. Johnson, J. Neff. f -LQ U' I .,f 9 I W WOODWIND QUINTET: J. Shade, D. Laizure, 'ff M. Burris, M. Mosier, M. Laizure. 8 8 flip., 'Q ,Q ,:' allll'1'.-' AX ' X '- will-lfff l X is 1 I l . fg, 'V I f D --.Xk fi X I 'Z I SENIOR HIGH A CAPPELA: First row-C. Scoby, A. Smith, N. N'ulton, C. Staab, M. Kirtland J. Applehans, D. Denning, D. Payne, P. Miller, S. Gill, J. Neff. Second row-J. Schmutz, L. Brueggrc- man, J. Parsons, M. Befort, N. Clark, F. Albrecht, N. Sigrist, J. Carter, J. Scohy, J. Bertram, B. Ber- tram, C. Converse, F. Knoll, D. Brungardt, E. Gill. Third row-M. Burkhart, G. Hermann, P. Binder J. Keck, D. Kobler, R. Carrier, M. Straily, R. Pfeifer, R. Smith, W. Schmeidler, C. Middlekauff, M Schmidtberger, A. McFarlin, K. Reed. Fourth row-N. Werhan, B. Mayhew, K. Welch, R. Glassman B. Maupin, A. Pfeifer, E. Burkhart, K. Clark, R. Staab, D. Korbc, D. Cobb, D. Reigcl, T. Kreugcr L. Schmidtberger, G. Kreutzer, Mr. P. Frederick Hall, director. Song Spinners SR. HIGH BOY'S QUARTET: D. Cobb, C. Middlekauff, R. Smith, A. Pfeifer. MADRIGALS: First row -- L. Brueggeman, J. Parsons, E. Gill. Second row- R. Smith, D. Cobb, B. Dalton, K. Welch. Not pictured -N. Sigrist, D. Kobler. i .......Lx.. ----,-. I 1...-.. imref GIRL'S TRIO: J. Schmutz, S. Gill, E. Gill. GIRL'S OCTET: First row- L. Brueggeman, C. Converse, E. Gill. Second row-J. Schmutz, J. Par- sons, S. Gill. Accompanist - Jen Ellen Neff. Not pictured-N. Sig- 89 rist, N. Nulton. x ORCHESTRA: First row-K. Reed, J. Harrison, C. Converse, A. Sytsma, G. Wynn, N. Werhan, C. Scoby, P. Moreland. Second row-G. Stadelman, V. Weigel, J. Powell, S. Hale, M. Mosier, R. Law, J. Witt, B. Bertram, D. Laizure, N. Sigrist, V. Binder. K. Hinkhouse, W. Fellers, S. Knoll. Third row -D. Johnson, J. Neff, A. Neylon, C. Law, J. Shuler, M. Elder, M. Burris, R. Smith, K. Clark, J. Mc- Cartney, R. Walburn, M. L. Powell, B. Rhoades, J. Chittenden, B. Rhoades, M. Mermis. Fourth row- Miss Marjorie Fairchild, J. Schmutz, P. Sexton, K. Hansen, J. Bertram, E. Rogers, George Johnson. -Out ofll-4 Blue - STRING QUARTET: K. Reed, P. Moreland, N. Werhan, A. Sytsma. 90 . Converse' VIOLIN Lindner, N. Sigrxst, C. Harrison, QSJLZIQTETI M P TRlOfM- OH- ' Dwell. J. Chftteyjd en, J. wit, R' QUARTET: B. Bertram' J' X 5Ls?TLEubeng2Yef' La ' i ii' mfr. D. Simpson' R tram, B' Rog J, Ber- E- Gill, R' Nea1?UARTET1 G. B rooks, A, Ne-won, . MIX R1PPeteaEP EQLARIN ET First Row-Joella Harrison, J. Carter. Second Row-C. Sauer, S. Johnson, B. Rhoades. Third Row-M. Mermis, P. Bell, S. Knoll, B. Hammerschmidt. G QUA ross, E- ROEIGISTET: P- Palmer Dreamy Notes ,R. STRING ORCHESTRA: Front row-K. Shuler, M. Lindner, S. Knoll, W. Fellers, G. Wynn, A. Sytsma, C. Converse. Back row-P. Moreland, E. Rogers, V. Binder, N. Werhan, Miss Marjorie 91 Fairchild, K. Hansen. -Siaroluslers SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' GLEE CLUB-First row-P. Frederick Hall, director, C. Scoby, G. Herr- man, M. Befort, M. Ostrum, J. Parsons, J. Shuler, E. Bell, M. Lindner, M. Berland, J. Copp. Second row-D. Kippes, A. Smith, J. Schmutz, L. Bruggeman, M. Younger, D. Brull, F. Albrecht, N. Nulton, J. Carter, B. Bertram, J. Bertram, D. Denning, L. Rohr, K. Wolf, R. Jacobs. Third row-N. Ruder, V. Weigel, B. Debes, P. Binder, N. Clark, M. Sigrist, M. Kirtland, J. Haas, D. Payne, M. Leiker, D. Brun- gardt, S. Gill, P. Miller, A. McFarlin. Fourth row--M. Burkhart, B. Mayhew, G. Brull, M. Werhan, D. Powers, C. Staab, M. Schumacher, M. Weigel M. A. Weigel, G. Brull, J. Scoby, F. Knoll, C. Con- verse, P. Sexton, G. Kreutzer, K. Reed, E. Gill, N. Zavodsky. Accompanist-Jen Ellen Neff. :H I il rl SENIOR HIGH BOY'S GLEE CLUB: First row-R. Carrier, M. St1'a'ly, M. Schmidtberger, C Middlekauff, Mr. P. Frederick Hall, director. Second row-K. Clark, R. Staab, E. Burgardt, D. Cohb L Schmidtbcrger, T. Kreuger. Third row-R. GI3S'ilY13l l, J. Keck, B- MBUPUI. D- Relgel, B- Sfhffleld leur. Fourth row-K. Welch, D. Kobler, A. Pfeifer, R. Pfeifer, B. Smith, D. Korbe. Accompan1st- Nancy Sigrist. 92 -an-an 'W VOICE CLASS: First row-P. Binder, F. Albrecht, J. Parsons, E. Rogers, J. True. Second row- Mr. P. Frederick Hall, teacher, J. Shuler, B. Schmeidler, S. Gill, N. Werhan, E. Gross. Soloist-B. Maupin. Accompanist-N. Sigrist. Music Clulo INSTRUMENTAL CLASS: First row-D. Johnson, J. Neff, M. Lindner, J. Bertram, J. Witt. Second rowi-J. Schmutz, B. Bertram, S. Laubengayer, S. Stapp, V. Binder. Third row-D. Johnson, R. Rip- peteau, B. Wheeler, E. Rogers, J. Shuler, K. Hanscn. Fourth row-S. Knoll, R. Law, B. Rogers, K. Warren, S. Saunders, A. Sytsma, N. Werhan. Fifth row-G. Ward, P. Palmer, J. Shade, D. Laizure, M. Mosier, K. Reed. Standing-George Johnson. instructor, G. Brooks. Not pictured-C. Converse, N. Sigrist, D. Simpson, J. Chittenden. 93 JR. HIGH GIRL'S GLEE CLUB: First row-Mr. P. Frederick Hall, J. True, J. Witt, M. Cherner, R. Kirtland, D. Laizure, A. Berland, S. Knoll, B. Rhoades, G. Ward, M. Thornton. Second row-J. Dunivan, E. Horseman, G. Staab, R. Peters, K. Hink- house, R. Ross, M Mermis, J. Harrison, B. Hammersmith, H. Weigel, B. Burns. Third row-C. Sauer, M. Elder, E. Finch, P. Leikcr, D. Unrein, T. Banister, Z. Younger, J. Earl, B. Schnatterly, P. Bell, P. Needles, J. Birch. Fourth row-V. Pfeifer, S. Stein- ert, P. Moreland, G. Wynne, W. Fellers, V. Augustine, V. Hogsett, P. Palmer, A. Syts- ma, M. Mosier, J. Shade, A. Nulton, R. Jensen. Cherubic Melodeers JR. HIGH BOY'S GLEE CLUB: First row-L. Schnatterly, G. Cobb, D. Neal, C. Evans, L. Herrman, G. Giebler, P. Gill, C. Wells. Second row-D. Johnson, B. Philip, D. Simpson, J. McNeal, B. Rhoades, R. Whitney, G. Chadd, D. Finney. Third row-A. Neylon, E. Gross, R. Rippeteau, J. Casper, D. Kobler, B. Wheeler, F. Lang, Mr. P. Frederick Hall. 94 P R lv' - wh 'Q QQQZSQ um NXYIJ39 06 des, Yw. YN e YN . Y e 'YYQ16 1014 9-Kx,e1Xf3 , . o 6. Ywoge fu , mf4ww,3w14kw. Y GKXX. Secoxxck tovlf Gross, C. YNeXXs, 3. G Cobb, 9. vifklxt. os Aet,3.- KYWXM - E. son, . 06 to NXNK , err X14 im, . iw our wswa, 0805 .fkst tovlfkk ex Xfxtxxeq , G. Gkekiet, XJ. X3 Hess, 0. L-dvmte, G. 9 fb. '5cYXOaXxeiW , D. Ex Y Seedws, 3. Shade. Y 1e,?. Yaxgoex, px. SS YS BY-. XXXGYX Yw. XCx1'eXe.1xA, Yr. Ywkxoa YD. Botsexoao, YT. psogosklm , Caspet, 0. Yxkmxeg, 0. Evans. Sea, S. Ylxxok, 3. Battksoxx, B. Echo Y.?te6e1kcY. Bak, 1x.SeqXo1x,Yw.YQxQ9ewa , Xet , Y . t8oteXa.xxA, G. W 9.16, B. Yvhoadee. ngd s JR' HIG H DOUBLE MIX ED QUA RTE T. . Front r ow -'G ' W Ynn 95 J Ii Wi it ' M f:gfviC,Mvfa,Sier ' N ell' P. eyl0nS' E' Glljalme ' oss r, ' D .Bw 4' V , , XX!-L-' se -4 z,,..a . KVA, it s,,,,,. 43' x N' X X PLAY CAST: First row-S. Johnson, D. Denning, S. Gill, A. McFarlin, B. Dalton. Second row-J. Brewer, K. Carley, R. Jacobs, H. Pfeifer, T. Kreuger, K. Reed, D. Korbe, C. Law, D. Kohler. . . ima, Fifty years ago, Moonyeen and I were to be married. As the long twilight faded into dark- ness the house was lighted as with a thousand candles- ,. N 44: 44.1- u411' Jerry, Jerry, don't start this all over again! I can't help it, Moonyeen, I love you. 11 III' It PRODUCTION CREW: First row-J. Brew- er, S. Laubengayer, M. Lindner, M. Ostrum. Second row-K. Reed, M. Mermis, B. Ber- tram, Miss Doris Starliper, director, B. Mar- tin, Mr. Glen Howerton, advisor. STAGE CREW: First row-B. Koerner, G. Fraser, D. Weaver, D. Trefethen, B. Geist R. Staab. Second row-J. Dunnivon, H. 'Stor: ment, B. Walters, D. Unrein, H. Weigel, J, Wilkerson, B. Bertram. Third row-Mr, Glen Howerton, advisor, P. Miller, D. Powers B, Bursts, F. Albrecht, E. Dechant, D. Biun- gar . N JUNIOR HIGH PLAY: Junior high students as seen reading through The Uncertain Age. Cast of Characters: First row-Robert Rippeteau as Tony, Earl Rogers as Mr. Scudder, Dean Neal as Mr. Willes. Second row-Lorraine Lang as Birdie, Marilyn Mermis as Glory, Polly Palmer as Mrs. Scudder, Winnie Fellers as Mrs. Larkin, Betty Schnatterly as Virginia. Third row-Gerald Chadd as Ricky, Darryl Kobler as Charles, Bonnie Rogers as Snooks, Ginny Ward as Joan, Royalyn Law as Thelma. Future SIQPS Listen-How go to Joan's party with a man? you like to Oh, I'm so glad you're home dear! What happened? How did you get out of jail? The Uncertain Age, a comedy by Hilda Manning, is brimful of the problems, the terribly important crises, and the laughter of youth. Glory, as the apgealing heroine, is an average American girl, w ose interests lie in movies, Liar- ties, swing music, and a new interest in boys. he plot moves ciuickly to a hectic, whirlwind climax. making it a ively and enjoyable play. PRODUCTION CREW: Seated-Charles Evans, stage manager, Caroline Sauer, property managerg Marie Elder, business manager, Alberta Sytsma, prompter. Standing-Mrs. Ruth Harris, director, Pat Moreland, costumes. eading Seated--Kathryn Reed, secretary-treasurer. Standing-Jacqueline Schmutz, presi- dent. Shirley Johnson, vice-president. ' Thespians, an organization for high school students, promotes interest in dra- matics. This grou read and studied plays at their noon meetings. At Christmas time they presented a Ehristmas comedy play. organization Mrs Miriam Perry English instructor was sponsor a7'f ' E ' 4 V71 , .. f , 7,5 ' , ? 2 X f' l A student may earn ten points by being in plays and become a member of this i ,blb 1 r ,...7Y Mrs. Miriam Perry, Thespian advisor, supervised the mem- bers decorating the tree for their assembly Christmas play 9 8 Slams Johnson, Jeanne Carter, Marilyn Kirtland, Miriamf Korbe, Donald Johnson, Darrel Cobb, Kenneth Carley, Kenneth Reed, Edward Karlin, Jac- queline Schmutz, Janice Shuler. W Joy Brewer, Nadya Clark, C. A. Hubbard Jnigs- cussed the program for a Thespian meeting. 99 T if housancl anal Une Dreams uf! n 3 f Z , 1 1 ll P? 1' H 1' 5 4 ' E DRAMATIC FESTIVAL The West Central Kansas league dramatics festival was held March 1 in Dodge City. Hays high receiv- ed one 1 ratingg three 2 rat- ings, and one 3 rating. The dis- trict festival was held March 24 and 25 at Fort Hays Kansas State college. In formative Eddie Bur- gardt, Shirley Gill. Miss Doris Starliper, coach. Eugene Gross, dramatic reading, Kenneth Reed, after dinner speech, Rob- ert Rippeteau, humorous reading. Play cast: Shirley Johnson, Mar- got Lindner, Carl Wells, Shirley Laubengayer, Don Korbe. X, vi 1.x X' 1 il 5 Y 100 I orfunes Untold I f- 52 'x Dream house M X-f in .Vg ,A 2 Q 1' gi Mutt and Jeff Glamour boys of Hays High- fm yi1fP hams, - . sh g 'J 7 .' 'Te 1'FEfsb,?ki K' g - -aug ' if - ' ' ' 'JMX mo.-A mx J, if , ,. x . 7 Lf' ' . Fi 'A Z, - L fairy 'future 'em up R future 101 I if Traclz Under- ack 4 . I , L- l I .1 - t V r , I 5 5 l .f l-,.l f , , . V i 1 ff ' I , I Q c ,, A., R cr--Q' Bod Goodwin tests levelness. Jack Johnson head track coach Tracksters of '49 at H-ays High had nine meets: The Sterling relays in Ster- ling! on Afqpril 2, a triangular meet with Great Bend, Cadets, and Hays High in Hays at ewis ield on April 6, a dual meet with LaCrosse at Shiveliy Field on April 8, a gwuintangular meet with LaCrosse, Cadets, Hays High, Ellis, an WaKeeney at Lewis ield on Aplril 14, the Beloit relays on April 29, the Ft. Hays relays at Lewis Field on April 30 t e West Central Kansas League meet in Hays on May 7, the Regional meet in Hays on May 11, and the State meet at Wichita on May 20-21. The following boys were recipitents of track letters in 1949. Rudy Pfeifer, Roland Staab, Eddie Madden, Doyle Meade, Kenneth Reed Julius Ruder, Fritts Felten, Keith Hansen, Marvin Straily, David Riegel, Robert Smith, John Roth, Bob Maupin, Don Creighton, Don Pelzel, Anthony P eifer, Bud House, Dick Augustine, Bob Goodwin, Dale Park, and Harold Kraus. 4 1 - , , -jf x Yf l 55 Nl Q .P 'lf 1' ..---3 N 5 ' ' I i... 1--ff ' , - 5- -J ,ffm ' S SJ .1 amfzf.-fd Q e fa-. tijlfif, Bud House clears the bar. 102 a Ising Fczszl Tr-acfes Hansen Rf. .fs Q.: 5. syn Y! 9 . lads 2 ara. :vow ' :nm new .- -it ST? ' 'pam ' 1 , . . x . i 1 P 1 f ff Pelzel K. Reed Augustine R. Staab House Felten New Records Set in 1949 ' Straily Meade Madden 180 Yd. Hurdles J. Roth ............,s.....,...... 21.9 E H4 880 Yd. Run J. Ruder .,.,,..,......,..... 2:05.4 , Medley Relay Riegel, J. Roth, Hansen, Reed ....... . .... 3:40,6 M'l R l Straily, Gdolliwirliay nl N, House, R. Staab .oo...,. 3:421 Discus T. Pfeifer ,,.......-.,,,,W.. 126 ft. 'S R 1 R. R. Pfeifer 3 T. Pfeifel' J, Ruder 1rH--Inn!!! in-r' ' uni ' in--nr in- ' flnother Dream Fulfillecl ag: VN. 15. ....,, C. Thomas Barr, coach -icapu Middlekauff Don Rielfel Don Burnett Cap Middlekauff Darrel Cobb Hays High's new tennis team coached by C. Thomas . Barr, vocal music instructor, had a full schedule for 1949. The tennis team met the Ca- dets twice and Dodge City twice. The league consisting of Dod e City Great Bend -. , , , 'A Staffor and Hays met atf Kinsley. D. Burnett and D.f Rie el won second in the ' Y dou les. , Don Burnett ' ' '- Ai D R' l . on lege 104 Darrel Cobb Gflfl S S QTIQKE- .3 'S 1 ILM Athletically inclined were the girls who participated in G. A. A. They were seen Tuesday nights after school working andplaying to earn points toward a letter. These girls played a basketball game between halves at one of the ' basketball games. They, also, took Jacobs new the tip Off part in invitational play days. - X GX .- X x - ff jf First row--Jean Powell, Bonnie Hggins, Eleanor Gill, Arlene Leiker. Second row- Rita Walters, Joan Baker, Putty Miller, Marie Berland, Verna Mae Weigel, Priscilla Hamilton. Third row-Miss Hilma Shuss, sponsor, Bernice Walters, Mary Alice Lang Janice Shuler, Shirley Hathaway, Roberta Jacobs, Betty Martin, Anna Lou McFarlin Hazel Stor-ment. 105 f,:f?b -, Joe Ward, president Kllclz Klub Taking. pictures for the year book is the Job of the Klick Klub. Dur- ing theirnoon meetings they stud- 1e phases of good photography and how to operate the school camera. Most of the underclass pictures and the snapshots were taken by this organization. Picnic in the fall Anna Lou McFarlin, Billie Bertram, vice-president secretary-treasurer Study of photographic equipment Earl Rogers, Pat Sexton, Jeanne Carter, Jane Gagelman, Connie Scoby Marshall Darby Cap Middlekauff, Shirley Johnson, Kathryn Recd, Miss Alta Behrens, Jeannine Scoby 106 sponsor, Kay Pfelfer T'CdlT'tS Come TFU8 : 'H'i-H Yeah: Dream duet - May I help you? A dream Q Geniuses' at work Confusion in the drevam factory The dreamer. JE ,V ' 5f:??Q, Z' ' Q. 1 We can dream can't w I :fd - - ff' 1 4 1 '5- fe-9 if, gg- ,Bi I 1 ll h U Xn'C'?- ' Sri? rg' MWF? gn- ' 10 7 ity F22 I .S ar Student b d Oo 'jk it 'gr gi, I E,-E J K5 ga I sg fy' IL ain't 1-asy! egoo 0 d da Students to remember jzwwgafx 'WW' SALES 6 SERVICE GAGELMAN MOTOR CO., INC. 528 E. 8th St. 108 .,gf,'f7u'0 Phone 14 'mom-:Rne smoscn Www 0 ,V S 'D 2' 1 4. 1 -..ggos-4 ....-4'0 H ,.':' P 3 3 E' ES 5 '? A T S E -lL,. :Huw , HW, . Q. That Ring of Distinction THE SENIOR CLASS RING Bought At MORRISON JEWELRY STORE 107 W. 10th sr. phone 152 Q - II. . . if Indian Getum Thirsty ' 'N fa g Indian Wantum Pop '- Indian Drinkum Coke . I To Makem Feel On Top It I. ' IS I Y T HAYS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 201 E. 10th St. 110 Phone 301 Always Buy the Best We Now Carry Just the Suit In Sundries For High School Boys Cosmetics And Drugs All Wool - Low Priced AI: At BISSING 'CLOTH ES ABC DRUG STORE and SPORTING GOODS Main Phone 80 W. Sf. PIIOIIC has Free Pick Up and Delivery LET US SUPPLY YOU Cleaned And Pressed Just Right With School Needs Them OU' Mom' For Keeping Clothes Bright All Year, Every Year KESSLER'S DRY CLEANING MARKWELL BOOK STORE and LAUNDRY 1010 Main Phqne 96 126 W. 9tl'l st. Pll0lle 197 111 I I I I I 'I fs? lI5I55IIIlII.! HOME FURNITURE COMPANY 229 W. 10th St. Hays, Kansas Ph 236 A 4 , I 3 in : E ' - , I ' -1 3 T I QT ' Q. llllw I 5 ii. 5355.255 FII SEMCO C FINE IIIILLEGE AND II-I9HSCIIOIl?RNEI9IE SE E s M . I If 9 Q s.l..seM1N:n 129 N. W. 3rd ST. Pfesidenf OKLAHOMA CITY ACCOMPLISHMENTS JAKE ARNOLD H Club 4: Football 3, 4: Track 3: Cheerleader 1, 2. DON AUMILLER KERRY BAHL Cfransferred from St. J0lBPh'l 3, Football 4: Christmas Pageant 3, BETTY JEAN BAKER Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Justin Rust 3: Girls' Glee Club 3. A Cappella Choir 3: Christmas Pageant 3. MELBA J, BEFORT Courtesy Com. 3, 4: F.B.L.A, 4: Justin Rust 3: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: A Capella Choir 3, 4: Christ- mas Pageant 3, 4: Student Secretary 4. EDNA MAE BELL 1Transferrer from Collyer 33 F.B.L,A. 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 3: Christmas Pageant 3: Student Secretary 4. PATTY BINDER Pep Club 2 3, 4: Courtesy Com 4 Secretary: F,B.L.A. 4: Girls' Glee Club 3. 4: A Capella Choir 2. 3. 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Student Secretary 4: G.R. 1: S.O,S. 2. HAROLD BOXLER Art Club 4. GLORIA BRULL Pep Club 3, 4: Courtesy Com. 4: F.B,L.A. 4: Justin Rust 3: Annual Staff 4: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Student Secretary 4: S.O.S. 2: G.R.. 1, DARLENE BRUNGARDT Vice Pres. 2: Pep Club 2: Courtesy Com. 1, 2: Justin Rust 4 Treasurer: Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Art Club 3 EDDIE BURGARDT F.B.L.A. 4: Boys' Glee Club 4: A Capella Choir 4: Small vocal ensemble 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Forensics 4: Library assistant 4: Art Club 3, 4. JEANNE CARTER Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Thespians 3, 4: Journalism Club 2, 3 secretary 4 sponsor: G.A.A, 2: Dance Com. 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Guidon Staff 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4: Small instrumental ensembles 4: Small vocal ensemble 2, 4: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 3: Pep-Band 2, 3, 4: director Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Junior High Play 1: Klick Club 2, 3 presi- dent 4: Art Club 4: S.O.S. 2: G.R, 1. KENARD CLARK Student Council 2, 4: Executive Board 1: Courtesy Com. 4: Quill 6: Scroll 4: Kay Club 4:' Dance Com. 4: Guidon Staff 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: A Capella Choir 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1. 2. 3, 4: Pep-Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 3. 4: Junior High Play 2, DARREL COBB fTransferrer from Scott City 21 Vice Pres. 4: Thespians 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: A Capella Choir 3, 4: Small vocal ensemble 3, 4: Track 3: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Junior Play 3: All school play 3: Tennis team 3. MARSHALL DARBY Traffic Squad 1, 2: Journalism Club'1, 2, 3, 4: H Club 3, 4: Dance Com. 3: Annual Staff 4: Basketball 1, 3: Football 1, 2, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Klick Club 2. 3. 4: JAMES DOERFLER ESTHER DECHANT Justin Rust 3. 4: Girls' Glee Club 3. ERNIE ENGEL 1Transferrecl from St. Joseph's 33 EVA JOE EVANS fTransferred from Kentucky 33 Student Secretary 4. DOIQORES FAIR lTransferrer from Illinois 3l F.B.L.A, 4: Student Secretary 4. EUGENE FRASER I-I Club 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3: A Capella Cholr 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 3. ROBERT GEIST Student Council 3, 4: Courtesy Com. 3: Kay Club 4, vice pres: Annual Staff 4: Junior Play 3: Forensics 3. ELEANOR GILL Vice Pres., 3: Executive Board 1: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3.4: Annual Staff 4: Girls' Glee Club 2,4: A Capella Choir 2, 4: Small instrumental ensembles 4: Small vocal ensembles 2, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Pep-Band 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 4: Junior Play 3: Library assastants 3. BRUCE GILLBERG Student Council 3: Traffic Squad 2: Football 3, 4: Track 1. 2. MAJOR GOSSER Courtesy Com 4: Track 2: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 president, JEANETTE HAAS Pep Club 2, 3, 4: F.B.A.L. 4: Justin Rust 3: Girls' Glee Club 3. 4. BONNIE HIGGINS F.B.L,A. 4: G.A.A. 4: Justin Rust 3: Student Secretary 4. CLARENCE HOUSE Treasurer 2. Treasurer 3: Executive Board 1: H Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. C. A. HUBBARD Student Council 2, 3. 4 treasurer: Executive Board 1: Thespians 3, 4: Traffic Squad 2: Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 1: Football 1: Track 1: Cheerleader 1, 2: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Junior High Play 1: Debate Club 4: Art Club 3: Junior Play 3. DONALD WILLIAM JOHNSON Student Council 2: Thespians 4: Small instrumental ensembles 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep-Band 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Junior Play 3: All school play 3: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY JOHNSON Student Council 4: Executive Board 1: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, vice pres.: Journalism Club 2, 3: Quill 6 Scroll 4: G.A.A. 1: Dance Com. Annual' Staff 4: Guidon Staff 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 4: Junior Play 3: All school play 2, 4: Junior High play 1: Forensic 1, 2, 4: Klick Klub 3, 4: Art Club 4: S.0,S. 2: G.R. 1 president, ALFRED KARLIN Football 2, 3: Track 1, 2. EDDIE KARLIN 1Transferred from St. Jooeph's 31 Thespians 4: F.B.L.A. 4: Kay Club 4, secretary treasurer: Guidon Staff 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Junior Play 3: Student Secretary 4: F.F,A. 4. FRANCES LEE KNOLL Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.B.L.A. 4: Justin Rust 4: Girls' Glee Club 3. 4: A Capella Choir 3, 4: Small vocal ensemble 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Art Club 3, 4. GEORGINE KREUTZER Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.B,L.A. 4: G.A.A. 3: Girls' Glee Club 3. 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Student Secretary 4. TOMMY KREUGER 1Tranaferred from Natorna 43 Kay Club 4 president: Guidon Staff 4: A Capella Choir 4: Boys' Glee Club 4: All school play 4. MARIETTA LEIKER Pep Club 2: Courtesy Com. 1, 2, 3: F.B.L.A. 4: G.A.A. 1, 2: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Student Secretary 4, EDDIE MADDEN Pres. 1. Pres. 3: Student Council 3, 4 Pres.: Courtesy Com. 2, 3, 4: Traffic Squad 1: H Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. s-....-4..- ei-...,...-.l-...,..-... . s.- ... . ..,-W... .a ACCOMPLISHMENTS BOB MAUPIN Traffic Squad 2: H Club 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: A Capella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Small vocal ensemble 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3: Track 1. 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4. BONNIE MAYHEW Pres. 2, Treasurer 4: Student Council 2. 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Thespians 4: Dance Com, 3: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 4: A Capella Choir 2, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 4: Junior Play 3: Student Secretary 4. PATRICIA MILLER Pep Club 2, 3, 4: F.B.L.A. 4: G..A.A, 2, 3, 4 pres.: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 4: Student Secretary 4. RUSSELL NEELY F,B.L.A. 4: F.F.A. 1, 4. NORMA NULTON Sec'y 2, Sec'y 3, Sec'y 4: Student Council 2, 3 secre- tary: S.0,S. 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Courtesy Com. 3: F.B.L.A. 4: G A.A. 3: Justin Rust 3: Girls' Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 1, 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Student Secretary 4. KAY PFEIFER Student Council 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4 president: Courtesy Com. 8: Journalism Club 3: F.B,L.A. 4 president: Annual Staff 4 co-editor: Guidon Staff 4: Girls' Glee Club 1. 2: A Capella Choir 1: Band 8: Student Secretary 4: Klick Klub 3, 4: S.O.S. 3: president G.R. 1. Band and Orcrestra publicity manager 4: Dance com, 3. RUDY PFEIFER Student Council 4: Traffic Squad 4: H Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: A Capella Choir 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Library assistants 2. ROBERT POE Traffic Squad 4: Kay Club 4: Football 3: Track 3. KATHRYN REED Student Council 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4 vice pres.: Thespians 2, 3, 4 secretary-treasurer: Courtesy Com. 4: Journalism Club 2, 3 pres.: Dance Com. 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Guidon Staff 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4: Small instrumental en- sembles 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas .Pageant 2, 3. 4: Junior Play 3: Junior High play 1: Klick Club 3 secretary-treasurer 4: G.R, 1 secretary-treasurer: S.0.S. 2 vice pres.: String Orchestra 4. KENNY REED Student Council 3 second vice pres., 4 first vice pres: Thespians 3, 4: Courtesy Com. 2, 3, 4 pres.: H Club 2, 3, 4: Dance Com. 4 chairman: Annual Staff 4: Boys' Glee Club 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Junior Play 3: All school play 2: Forensics 3, 4. WESLEY RIEDEL Courtesy Com. 3: Kay Club 4: Cheerleader 3. JULIUS ROI-IR Track 1, 8. LORENE ROHR Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Courtesy Com. 2: F,B.L.A. 4 vice pres.: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 4: Student Secretary 4. JULIUS RUDER Courtesy Com. 3: I-I Club 2, 3, sec. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: NORMA LEE RUDER Courtesy Com. 2: F.B,L.A. 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Student Secretary 4: Art Club 4. HANK RUPP JACK SAMPLES Student Council 2, 3: Courtesy Com. 2: Traffic Squad 2: F.B L.A. 4: Track 1, Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Student Secretary 4. NORMAN SCHMEIDLER lTranaferrer from St. Joa- eph's 31 F.B.L,A. 4: Student Secretary 4: F.F.A. 3, 4. MELVIN SCHMIDT lTrai-inferred from Schoenchen 31 LE ROY J SCHMIDTBERGER :Transferred from St. Joseph 2: F.B.L.A. 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 3, 4. JACKIE SCHMUTZ , Student Council 2, 4 secretary : Pep Club 1, 2, 3: The-spians 3, 4 president: Journalism Club 3: Quill Q Scroll 4: Dance Com. 3: Guidon Staff 4 editor: Girls' Glee- Club 2, 3, 4: A Capella. Choir 2, 3, 4: Small vocal ensembles 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: All school play 2. DOROTHY JEAN SCHUMACHER Pep Club 3, 4: F.B.L,A. 4: Justin Rust 3: Student Secretary 4. JEANNINE SCOBY Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4: Journalism 8: F.B.L,A. 4: Annual Staff 4 co-Editor: Guidon Staff 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: For- ensics 1: Student Secretary 4: Klick Klub 3, 4: Art Club 4: G.R. 1: S.O,S. 2. ROBERT SMITH Executive Board 1: H Club 2, 3, 4: Dance Com. 1: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 1, 2, 2, 4: Small instrumental ensembles 1, 2, 8: Small vocal en-sernble l, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 8, 4: Pep-Band 1, 2, 3: Football 1: Track 1. 2. 3, 4: Cheerleader 1: Christmas Pageant 1. 2, 3, 4. JOE R. STAAB I-I Club 3, 4 secretary: Annual Staff 4: Band 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1: All school play 2: Forensics 3. ROLAND STAAB H Club 2, 3, 4: Boys Glee Club 3, 4: A Capella Choir 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 4, MARVIN STRAILY Pres. 4: Student Council 4: Executive Board 1: Courtesy Com. 3: Traffic Squad 4: H Club 2 3, 4: Boys' Glee Clu-b 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Small vocal ensemble 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 8, 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 4. FRANK STRAMEL H Club 3. 4: Annual Staff 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3: Tennis 4. DON SWIM DON L. TREFETHEN :Transferred from Hill City lj WILLIAM WASINGER fTransferred from Schoenchen 23 H Club 3 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4. RIC?-IARD WEAVER f'I'ru-isferred from St. Joseph'o' 2 Art Club 4: Track 3, DAVID WEBER Traffic .Squad 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Pep-Band 2, 3. NADYNE. WERHAN Pep Club 1, 2: G.A.A. 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Small instrumental ensembles 2, 3: Christmas Pag- eant 1, 2, 3, 4: Art Club 3. 4: S.O.S. 2: String Or- chestra 4. MARY KATHRYN YOUNGER Pep Club 2, 8, 4: Courtesy Com. 4: Quill 6 Scroll 1: F.B.L.A, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Justin Rust 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2: G.R. 1. NAIDA ZAVODSKY fTi-aluferred from Lyons 31 Pep Club 4: Justin Rust 3: Annual Staff 4: Girls' Glee Club 3. 4. Ads 1 iii 1, 38-40, 78-80, 108-112 All School Play . ,..,....,.,....... 96 Art Club 1111111111111111 Autumn Division ,, Basketball Board of Education , Cheerleaders 1 eooo 11..,1 1 Christmas Pageant 11111 Courtesy Committee errreer Dance Committee 1e,111re Debate 8 6 ,....,, Dedication 11,.1rr,v., Eighth Grade ,v...... Executive Board . ..... - 70 1- .111.1 1 9 50-55 D, ......., 8 27 KL 53 60-61 63 64 37 86 82 Faculty 111,11,,.1....,1 11,11. 1 0-16 Forensics ..11..1 Foreward ...,, 100 Football ..,1.111,11111 1,,e,11....r.,.,,,l, 28-31 Future Business Leaders, Amer. ..1. 73 Future Farmers of America Freshmen .ece 8 e1e1e11.e,,.,..r,.,7,.r,,., I, Friendliest Students .11e,1e G. A. A. ..,1.,111... 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