Herington High School - Rocket Yearbook (Herington, KS)

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I Wixxie Q ...W L 1, amiga you ,4,W Judy Rule ,ffmfigpsocke C el ' za which PEP CL B The Pep Club gave its lull support to the ath- letic teams during the 53-54 season. Pep Club busses were taken to most of the out-of-town games. The Pep Club was in charge of the Basketball Homecoming ceremony. It also held the Conces- sion stand for that game. For its social event and money-making project the club held an all-school sock hop and cake walk. The Pep Club had a very successful year with the help of Mrs. Danielson as sponsor. CHEERLEADERS: Judy Rule, Mary Lynn Knight, Janie Danielson, Wilfred Mastin, Celia Welch, Rosie Pierce Emma Lou Locke. SECOND ROW: Rap Murray, Linda Priest, Kay Stitt, Carol Scates, Donna Ruppel, Marilyn Reisig Virginia Smith. THIRD ROW: Loueen Lough, Lavada Stroda, Judy Adams, Martha Weber, D0flf1a'Strunl-r, Judy Wessel Loretto Moore, Marilyn Bittner. FOURTH ROW: Carol Schaaf, Joan Turcott, Marguerite Hyde, Phyllis Allen, Dixie Shugar, Delores Eberspacher. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Mowat, Jennie Fall, Donna Brunner, Jill Webb,Chuqk Lee, John Reed. 1 if 4 .11 fm V 4 9 1 ' A ei ig, .. L. . .aw 29 I A C7 to ff cr vw

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The Herington F. F. A. Chapter started the year with a tri to the To eka State Fair. The officers attended til-re District llseadership Training School at Emporia winning high awards. An initiationlkfaicnic was held for the Freshman members at Lake ering- tong abweinerh roast was also held at the lake on Novem er l9t . The local chapter sponsored a Donkey Basket- ball game to raise funds. The annual pest eradifica- aionbcontes? wis also held. The losing side held a am ur er or t e winners. Thf staltle livestock crop and farm mechanics iud in contest, the State Convention at Mmllaffafl, andg oier 'udgrng trips were also attended by the chapter. A successful year was completed by the annual Parent-Son Banquet held on March 25. Mr. Mounkes, Sponsorg john Meyer, Reporterg Dale Will. Secretaryg Oscar Albrecht, Student Council Representativeg jerry Biehler, Vice-Presidentg Donald Biehler, Presidentg Arnold Riffel, Trea- surer, Duane Blomenkamp, Sentinel. ROW ONE: Mr. Mounkes, Paul Dozier, jack Webb, james Davis, Larry Pagel. ROW TWO: Oscar Albrecht, Keith Hyde, Robert Mowat, Freddy Rule,Dale Will. ROW THREE: Charles Rindt, Dale Die-penbrock, Bill Schnell, Frank Meyer, john Meyer. TOP ROW: jim Wiebe, Arnold Riffel, Don Biehler, Duane Blomcnkamp, jerry Biehler, William Meyer. Not Shown: Charles Lee.

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LETTERlVIEN'S CL B BOTTOM ROW: Byron Clore, Glenn Dale, L. li. Garver, Kenny Balderson, Ronnie lloleman, Milton Wade, Leroy Douglas- TOP ROW: james Bowers, james Bell, William Meyer, Carl Gravatt, joe McCoy, Larry Meuli, Bob Lueker jerry Weatherman, Harold Chalker, Dallas Wendlandt, Don Gerdes, Dick Murray, james Barrett, Max johnson. The LettermCr1'S Club had a very successful year under joint sponsorship of the coaches, Vern Vdeakley and Max Stratton. To reimburse their depleted funds the Letter- men sponsored the B Team Football games and a basketball concession stand. With this money the Lettermen bought a large orange and maroon banner which they presented to the Pep Club at an assembly on january 29th. A second project of the year was to set up a constitution. The Lettermen also purchased maroon and white letter iackets of which every- one is very proud. 'I 1-:W anie Daniel Son XLO3 Bb' Marv' Lynn Rosie Pi erce wi1f,e d Ma Sfin Compliments of KRAMER MOTOR co. Compliments of FRED WOOD'S RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE