Hiawatha High School - Redskin Yearbook (Hiawatha, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

Kiln . . uxzevwwihf 2 vw -'wvf 'M-W '- :, -i'TF 2-1 -www ' Q.-fwvw W.. A f.. 1. Z, --V f f uixw- L,,. A . F 'WM fgw' W ,Wuxi , M,-U .ff-vQ,,fJ: l, gina f f ...K ,S . 'Q' 4, , W, 2? ' X is' Pm THE REDSKIN '51 Dedication To the enthus1ast1c school sp1r1t wh1ch has become a part of each of us we, the sen1or class of 1951 dedlcate our annual It's that 1ndescr1bable feelmg of compan1onsh1p, that loyalty to our beloved alma mater and that sharmg f each other's experxences that we all love Because we have felt and been a part 1n th1s school sp1r1t lt w1ll be even more d1ff1cult to leave old H H S but we w1ll have memorles that we w1ll forever cherxsh HIAWATHA HIGH SCHOOL HIAWATHA KANSAS hW.M'WfQ5k 8EB?HlQKiEHr S3335 -'!5 QT35'.H5'.fMz'si'?sYE-r'23'525 xf1f f.s 'iPI'ii4'.S23x',023f:2Es132:2'Qwa?Q .QzEk'55v,fW flag? lf' Board of Education SEATED: QL, to RJ Paul George, A. B. Allerton, Mrs, Florence Weltmer, Clerk: S. D. Moser, President, K. M, Griffith, Vice-Presidentg Horner J. Plamann, Treasurer: Robert M. Finley, Ernest Hohnbaum. SEATED: CL. to RJ M, Wulf, A. Moore, L. Jimeson, R, Kaiser, E. Fish, Secretary-Treasurer: G. Gregg, PresidentgA. Wyatt, J. Kimmel, J. McWilliams, F. Keith. STANDING, QL. to RJ M. Reynolds, L. Benner, S. Smith, B. Mueller, J. Jimeson, J. Legler, Vice-President: D. Lewis, Mr, Weide, Sponsor: M. Hanson, P. Corken. S' fi 5615-3i2?ZfiH C Student Council . r Rfosmu STAFF g Jacquellne Klmmel Ed1tOI Lols Moser ASS1StaHt Edltor Gwen Gregg Busrness Manager Agnes Wyatt Advert1s1ng Manager Sue Moyer Art Edltor Neva Ph1l1pp Contrnulty Wrlter Gene Shank Copy Wrlter Forrest Gore Photographer Bob Thom on Photographer Alberta Lange Typ1st Margaret Wulf Typ1st We shall never be able to recapture these dellghtful and profltable years from h1gh school through memory and that IS why we have made thrs the 1951 Redskln It 1S a book of Do you remember 'P ' In the 1951 Redslun we have undertaken to show the many and varrous phases of school 11fe whrch have encouraged us and have made our h1gh school days pleasant rnemor1es The Annual Staff wrshes to express our thanks to Jerry Jrmeson Jack Argabnght and Mary Lou Doty for the1r coope rat1on 1nhe1p1ng the Annual Staff We especlally want to thank our sponsor, M1ss Owen, for the sp1end1d work 1n supe rv1s1ng Wh1Ch made lt poss1b1e to meet our deadlmes on t1rne and to make our annual what lt 15 U' 5'mm ' THE STAFF SLAVES . l ' I I O D O 0 0 O 0 . . 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HARDER 'NIARIE Nl0bE5 Mathematlcs Veteran, Inst Clothmg Foods 1 19 Suettces 'WA ETIIEL XRCHER SOCl31bC1CIICC P y Ed BRYAN bPERRI Football Coach M I C3 ' - ' 1 r' 4, A ' Q ' X X V? I L' I' ' I ' XV ' .. - ' , ' , ' 1 5,1 sic 0 , KJ' 'ff' 1 A x O 3 l I' W C. L. Ec u A ,V A , . , , A ' . Nl lf!!! 1 I, FJ I Q, f X . g - , A I A t I an I Q Burton! Senior Smarties' .VI Senior figures, so watch ir, SENIOR SNAPST Miss Pin-up of 1945 Be Qarelul, kiddies, here come the Daredevi1s i You call that work? Memoriesnr V The three Gene's P3155 ll What' H0 money? Time our , J? Whoop-de-doo! ! Monty and Fred Whar'cha got rhere girls? 'I xi Three's a crowd. Those Masterfu1 Men. My, how time changesl 4 an 5 4 SSE5 fvff ' V .Y 1-K4 X X ,i ' I xl '1 ,f fjf. Eg '.Q?-PRA ' j. ' ,A wi 4 N nf' A f' 1 N XLS X I .4 l .,, .. f! xw I ff' im I U X O Z W, ,nk - vo 1' M ' 1, N 'M n fl' X A f J f-- ' fi GD Comtng together 15 a begxnning, keeping together 1 progress GAYLORD GLADHART, Vice Prestdent When love and duty clash Let duty go to smash. m telling DONALD BAKER If he pleases ways. Easy to know and alwayb a fr1end. JOHN BRINKMAN He s htgh mtnded SIX feet up' Man has hxs w1ll but woman has her WAYNE CANTY Reason and calm judgment these qualmes speclally belongtng to Wayne. RAMONA CARTER The blush IS beaunful but tt IS some txmes mconventent Q91- Seniors BURTON ALLERTON Secretary-Treasurer MONTY HANSON Easy does in N Student Council Always working except when he's doing something else. MARY LOU DOTY We knew het by her demure air, her lovely eyes and lovely hair, EVELYN FISH Does she like U6 for a Forrest. GEORGE FUHRMAN We never heard him speak in haste. ROBERT GASTON es? Well she pines All work and no fun isn't the life for me, MARVIN GOODWIN 'Never hurried--never worried, FORREST GORE He's got a Fish GWEN GREGG Softly speaks and softly smiles. M, M, GINTER Sponsor on the hook. 6.4. -'N 3 L T' 0 C ARTER HAR VEY Sensors Ohl why should life all labor be That IS what I cannot seel VELMA HDCSON lf you cannot do great things you can do small things in a great way. MAXINE JUSTICE To see her is to hear her, JACQUELINE KIMMEL It s nice to be natural, when you re so FRED K ISSINGER naturally nice, To live at ease and not be bound to think, CHARLES KLOEPPER He that mischief hatcheth, mischief catcheth. X stlwssgr if ALBERTA LANGE A dash of pepper, a bit of enthusiasm, and a pinch of funl JEAN LEG LER Any thing worth well, JOHN LEEPER I fain would be merry, but cannot beg For fear some horrid girl would look at me, doing is worth doing GERALD MOLI. I m not so barhful as I look. EUZABETH MIDDLEBROOK There s no limit to her good nature! Seniors GEORGE Moons ,VJ4 The future always holds something for ' the person who keeps his faith in it. Lois Mossa X Her personality outshines the stars, ' SUE MOYER 'The world stands out on either side No wider than the heart is wide. BRADFORD MUELUER 'Kill time and take life at its best, k ', ,. DEAN NIGUS Ta1l, dark, and silent type. JOAN NOTTINGHAM She's jolly to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think upon, KATHRYN ONEK Icannot say one thing and mean another. NEVA PHILIPP Dependable and full offun, she'sa friend of everyone. TERRY REESE I'1l be merryg I'1l be freeg I'1l be sad for nobody. GENE SHANK 'To do him full justice would take a book. BILLY ROBINSON A grin that won't come off, i tl-vs ff K , S Y Seniors BILL SMITH In sports and mischief he does delight! LORETTA SPRAGUE 5 5 Be proud of those dark eyes, Which starlike sparkle in the skies. ' BOB THOMSON 'A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. FRED THORNTON All great men are dying off, and I am feeling ill myself. GRACE VILLARD To be man's gentle mate was woman born, IENIS WAGNER She is every inch her height in friend- liness. PHYLLIS WOLF E 'Silence seldom doth harm. YUVONNE WOLFE Speech u great but silence is greater. MARGARET WULF Oh! what a pal u Margaret! AGNES WYATT 'She smiles and the world smiles with her Rachel Kaiser PreSidCf1t k3 FIRST ROW: D. Elliott, W. Onek, Jeannine Walters, M. Thonen, C. Weidenhaft, B, Kidwell, E, Lamb. SECOND ROW: B, LaCounte, P. Jarvis, S, Kaufman, Jennalee Walters, R, Selman, M, Steinhauser, J, Cash. THIRD ROW: B, McCoid, Sponsor, B, McVicker, C. Strahan, R, Kaiser, M, Moore, B. Sunderman, D. Bowen, O. Kellogg, Sponsor, FOURTH ROW: D, 4, 7 Hanson, R, Lowe, M, Plamann, R, O'Grady, L. Karnes, A. Kruezberg, G, Gurney, O Jumors Secretary James Kirwan Treasurer Vice-Presideni Hurrah! We've passed the first three years Three down and one to go! The one that's last will be the best Of any that we know. FIRST ROW: J. Reeves, M. Bianchi, M, Wareham, D, Gordon, B. Dawson, L. Harder, SECOND ROW: B. Futscher, J, Seeley, S. Pendergrass, D, Nigus, J, Ostertag, S, Steele, W, Moll, THIRD ROW: B. McCoid, Sponsor, E, Wenger, D. Lewis, J, Russell, T, Kinsley, D, Fish D, Ginter, O, Kellogg, Sponsor, FOURTH ROW: P, Tolles, J. Shannon, J, Kirwan, L, Moore J, Gampper, Absent: D, Dunn, ,swim 'tv' fri. J Dayton Lewis Student Council FIRST ROW: R, Schilling, D, Corbet, C, Oldritlge, J, liruezberg, M, Fuhrman, D, Lange, R, Benton, SECOND ROW: B, Bartley, N, Grover, C, Phillipp, M, Meyer, C, Ianak, M, Bradberry, C, Robbins, THIRD ROW: P, Parks, P, Brook, B, Baker, V, Grier, S, Bowman, D, Taylor, D, SGC!-etar John Gernon y'TreaSui-er 9, -'X lf pm I I f N .I Shore, Sponsor, FOURTH ROW: G, Grahazn, Sponsor, R, Lange, D, Hoar, B, Henry, r f X M, Glenn, E, Shannon, Absent: M, Bearg, ',. 1 'M Menzie BTOWU President 3 ffm TV 1 2 1 Gary Vice 'PT T355 egideflt Sophomores in My Pat C owen-e looking forward to our prom, Student fgrken o llncil FIRST ROW: J, Gernon, G, Snodgrass, D, Gore, P, Corken, R, Meyer, F, Pittman, G, Long, M. Cudney, SECOND ROW: R, Myers, B, Selman, J, Lambert, S, Fraser, I, Case, J, Draney, O, Wardin, P, Norrie. THIRD ROW: G, Graham, Sponsor, R, Yingling, C, Prawl, C, Moore, N, Cobun, P, McNeil, M, Ham, D, Shove, Sponsor, FOURTH ROW: L. Larsen, D. Martindale, Lo -'i' , s 4 I uise Jimeson Preildent ,14 I X1 1 .Jak t I FIRST ROW: J, Dodson, E, Bearg, G, Blum, N, Howard, D, Neilson, D, Ranck, J, McWilliams, S: T, Burnett, SECOND ROW: D, Retger, L. Martindale, R, Onek, C, Harpster, A. Meyer, D, 1 Montague, B, Meyer, M, Baker, D, Henry, B, Sperry, Sponsor, THIRD ROW: E, Archer, Sponsor .T 5 - 1--.- A, Kay, L, Lehew, Freshmen ice-President The underdogs of Senior High, The stars of Hoover Hall Jarn6S Meek V Stand up and cheer with this glad cry: 5 In three more years we'l1 lead them all. ,, FIRST ROW: R. Tolles, L, Dean, R, Overfield, D, Mueller, R, Bindel, E, Grover, L.Cheek, S, Cowan, H, Mauslein, SECOND ROW: M, Clark, C, Kneisel, P, Kinsley, E, Chestnut, C, Francis, F, Gilbert, R. Allerton, B, Sperry, Sponsor, THIRD ROW: E, Archer, Sponsor, L, Thornton, M, Edds, E, Bowen, B, Harvey, C, Benitz, L, Case, L, Bien, D, Anderson. FOURTH 2 ROW: H, Gildhouse, B, Hards, B, Wardin, J, Meek, D, Wolfe, D, Bradberry, F, Reynolds, G, Werner, G, Davis, A, Manton, R, Swearingen, R, Kaiser, A, Moore, G, Turner, B. Freiburghouse, FOURTH ROW: M, Ham, I, Thomson, C, Moore, J, Blum, R, Hewins, L, Iimeson, J, Philipp Rae Hewins Secretary Treasurer Q vlf, I 5' 1:7 -, Jeannine McWilliams Student Council 15 . px Pat Kloepper Secretal-y-T,.eaSur Q 9 X 7 , FIRST ROW: C, Clark, L, Ostertag, S, Myers, D, Mauslein, M, Reynolds, A, Lange, R. Dugan, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: B, Mitchell, L, Boyer, T, Carr, A, Thornton, S, Smith, THIRD ROW: F, Bartley, K, Kruezberg, J, Fraser, P, Jenkins, G, Wagner, J, Seeley, FOURTH ROW: W, Miller, F, Carpenter, M, Long, K, Surface, J, Gerhart, Make Revffolds Pre sideflt I Ui rl- V ,, - xx., Peggy Jenkins Vice -President 16 Eighth Grade Lift up your eyes Don't frown on me! I Sue Smith Student Council I'm coming up As you'11soon see! FIRST ROW: T. Comfort, L, Weltmer, H, Sunderman, M, Engstrom, B, McVicker, J, Reeves, R, Dugan, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: D, Moll, C, Kaufman, C, Coulter, G, Shank, R, Wolfe, THIRD ROW: B, Hards, I, Young, E, Corbet, L, Parker, A, Roseboom, O, Dickinson. FOURTH ROW: P, Kloepper, M, Futscher, R. Shear, G, Malter, M, Gernon, Absent: D, Wildman, H, Kempton. 11' i A eiih Franc 'D K PrC5ldeut ' 3 fs ' R ' Q FIRST ROW: P. Srralzan, C. Bone, J, Woodard, L. l-Harney, J. Petty, F. llonnbaunz, SECOND ROW J. Spaulding, G. Gore, D. Moore, R, Gilfillan, G. McWilliams. THIRD ROW: Mr. Knccnr, Span or G. Larson, R, Wolfe, L. Benner, A. Duncan, Miss Moses, Sponsor, FOURTH ROW: M, Sundernnar B. Pointer, R. Kernpron, V, Shoemaker. 5 lv I cl HOWU A ROSCYMYY ident sp rthur Duncan . , 1:65 1 - ,, -Cret Q Vlce P .vWe re not so smart ary Treasurer We're not so tall But the seventh grade ls the best of all, FIRST ROW: J. Myers, B. Bailey, L. Onek, G. Teall, 1. Mitchell. SECOND ROW. P, Cheek, R Meyer, J, Wolfe, A, tlzesrrnxr, W, Krnslcy. THIRD ROW: Mr. Knecht, Sponsor, B, xlnrwyq, W, 531 man, S. Dean, R. Howard, F, Keun, M155 Moses, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW:L. Grier, S. Wardin, W, Brook, N. Ham. ,if ir ,A ' 'e Q ,W , 4 .6 ,Z , 7, -' f f ff ,, ,. if 'Z' I-larry B3 'sa S -finer fudent Cou neil The Kansas Power and Light Co. The Hiawatha Dairy Products Co. BOOSTE Charme Beauty Service, I..ula Bruning Geo. Dodson, Inc. l..aura's Beauty Shop A. B. Keith Agency Leman Motor Service Hossfeld Radio and Appliance Sapp Service Station McPhail Market Redmon Hotel and Coffee Shop Hiawatha Meat Co. Mode rn Cleaners R. C. Finley Lumber Co. O. K. Rubber Welders Brown Electric Store Amann's Hardware and Furnace Service Shannon's Shoe Repair Griffith Motor Co. Arnold's Gamble Store Alberta's Beauty Service John Warren, M. Born Suits Joseph O'Toole--Monuments Jacobson's Western Auto Store Haas Jewelry and Gift Store Madison's Candy Store Cliff's Market Whaley's Barber Shop Hiawatha Maid Rite Art Craft Shop Ste rn's Hardware Hiawatha Auto and Tractor Parts W. F. Cash Machine Shop Wolfe Feed and Grain Co. Brick F. M. Emerson Garage Newton Reynolds and Son Contractors WWW-s?! . t-V.3'aS?W'aEf4ls fwiiifiif ir 53 I-i 597 P Qi . ' ' 5 1, G. N. Winter Motor Co. R. C. Smith Motor Co. Sinclair Oil Station Schuetz Pontiac CO. Keith Nigus, East Gate Station Van's East Side Lunch Cooper's Levick Barber Shop Thomson Soya Mill Cowan Implement and Coal Co. , Inc. Brockhoff 81 Son, Watkins Store Francis Tire and Appliance Overfield's Corner Drug Store Moody Tire Service McLellan Store CO. Kimmel Oil Company Len B. Shubert Legler's Cleaners Albee Market Collins Electric Lear Motor Company Corken Hardware gl Appliance A 8: P Food Store Strahan's Market Welsh Shoe Service Culligan Soft Water Service Meisenheimer the Plumber Farm Bureau Insurance, Bill Williams Hiawatha Cafe Hiawatha Motor Co. Bierer's Store Gilliland Oil Co. A. B. Allerton 8: Lester A. Huber Haner Barber Shop Chief Theater A. I... Gray, Jeweler fall' -.ZX - Doctor vcd avg PRGFESSIONAL DOCTORS DeWitt S. Lowe, M. D. M D Ray Me idinge r , T. G. Duckett, M. D. R. T. Nichols M. D. A. I... Nichols 1 ,M. D. Wm. Steinhauser, M. D. J. W. Ott, Chiropractor G. A. Baird, Osteopath Q' 427 -1 1 Sf ai' 5 ave i F75 M1 W'l'l- troulvlr-5 Annie IS bint! st ATTORNEYS OF BROWN COUNTY BAR Paul B Bailey Robert M Finley John L Gernon Disf I.. E Helvern Chester C lngels '!f.i?'-Fi-HWY? 'Dm Judge J M Johnson HarryE Miller Clarence J Moore RoyV Nelson R1chardW Shaw DEN TIS TS 40 , J T Hand Din,-f75f R R Mille 1' Teall N. kfnfh 4W 'WGlQYb QS? r'.Jtf??-5?- f5'3'9se1 x'56J1'2s1R 2:f?'ZW E5 zo 5 il!! . L-gf H, 3 QQ Q I . 2 - R . . ' N la' I' , . 1 In lf KY A 0' 9 NN N V, . . . ,Q ' I . - iii E . .4 'gl .1 wg , 2' 1 l U . g Q. B. F5 Q -Q '.. si. n f' . 'Ei' . ,If 'F' 'L' A 'l Q fl, ' 'ggi 'j'1,,.jgff-ga' :'- A 5' IE- as Lg ,' , :T I TIES K fxlafgk X 'fs S fX 'F kxxxxkxxxxxxq -U 4 .LX ffl' X l V I J X! A Y Nil Q W N if '11-X Q Mfg f v ? fi 50 ' fi I Q X f N X 2 59 sf QC qihfnf' X X f f X X X , - K XXXXA u Q X I ' I f' ' L X I X f 3 . X 3 x , TX f X J' fv . Mag p garel 1'e,,,:U,m Ulf .HI FIRST ROW: B. Krdncll, P, Clorkvn, D, Klorber, A, Lange, G. Long, J. Reeves, L. Harder, B. Dawson, D. Lange, SECOND ROW: B, LaCountc, M. Iiradherry, M, Bianchi, N, Philipp 5, Pendergrass, M, Thonen, V, Hixson, E. Middlebr--ok, F, PIIIIIISII, THIRD ROW: 5. Moyer M, Meyer, I, Kirnniel, J, Case, L, Wagner, P. Jarvis, R. Selnian, Jeannine-Walters, B Futscher, M, I, Moore. FOURTH ROW: Miss McCoid, Sponsor, P. Brook, K. Onek, C. Stra han, M, Brook, P, Tolles, S, Steele, S, Fraser, M, Steinhauser, Miss Hardman, Sponsor. GIRLS' CLUB To encourage friendship and cooperation among the girls of Senior High . . - VjCT1NOfZ1'n 9 P h F6815 am ent M, Justice, P. Parks, S, Kaufman, Jennalee Walters, G. Gregg, C, Weiderihafr, E, Lamb, FOURTH ROW: Miss McCoid, Sponsor, D, Fish, R, Kaiser, P, McNeil, E. Fish, Ni, Hana, N, Cobun, J, Nottingham, Miss Hardman, Sponsor, Wand SCCI'QtaryiTAffQll Feasur er ZZ FIRST ROW: M. L. Cudney, G, Villard, J, Kreuzburg, D. Gordon, W. Onek, M. Fuhrnian, C. Pxilipp, C, Oldridge, R, Meyers. SECOND ROW:C. Ianak, O, Xvardin, 1, D1-aney. j' Cash, P. Norrie, N. Grover, L, Moser, D. Elliott, THIRD ROW: W, Moll, L. Sprague, M, Wulf, 9361 -5 ean LLECDK ? fe 51. fi H , jc YC vibe Q FIRST ROW: B, Srnrrh R Xlllgllllg B Mdfrnkcr I Argabrlghl G Shank J Gcrnon SECOND ROW: F. Ihornron In Core. G Nioorc N1 Brown D lloar THIRD ROW D Nigus, G. Fuhrman J Legler J Rum J Garnppcr Mr Cooper Sponsor FOURTH ROW: E, Wenger, R Loup 1 Hurrrphrus B Allerton, B Thomson I FIRST ROW: J. Reeves, S, Steele, M, Goodwin, N. Philipp, C. Philippgcheerleaders. SECOND ROW: B. Dawson, L. Harder, W. Onek, D. Gordon, D. Elliot, D. Corbet, E, Middiebrook, C. OW: B. Kidwell, M. Bianchi, E. Lamb, Jeannine Walters, L. Wagner, J. Draney, O, Wardin, J. Cash, M, Justice, G. Gregg, C. Janak, L. Moser. FOURTH ROW: C. Weidenhafr, P. Norrie, P. Jarvis, D. Fish, Jennalee Walters, B. Futscher, S, Kaufman, J. Case, J. Kimmel, M. L. Doty, M, Wulf, M Meyer, G. Villard, Miss Archer, Sponsor. FIFTH ROW: M, Steinhauser, M. Bearg, P. Tolles, N. Cobun, C. Strahan, P. McNeil, A. Wyatt, P. Parks, R. Kaiser, E. Fish, M. J. Moore, W. Moll, S. Moyer, B. LaCounte. Oldridge, G. Long, P. Corken, F. Pittman, D, Lange. THIRD R A, W p yall Fesslde UI ID ff 10 . -V14 Enmuaafmld-isbn, dgylnf VJ' Nottin h 7'-flraadilhouf fit 15257, 1Ce'preSgi am L. A4 our A111 ,df ldenf Osel- v if Sec, 1' 1, ' i U!!-'r Cabinet Members E, Lamb Treasurer Z4 Chee rleade rs :Men 'C HRM ROW: 0. Blum, li, 5-layer, IJ. Rkilgtf, R. llczuj, L. Luzmw, A. 'fl-.lr , R. f-lkcfx, L. Chuck. SECOND ROW: L. Nlartindalc, C. Robbins, F, Gilbert, D, Wolfe, B, Wardim, D. Bmwll, B, Bartley, R. Tollcs, D. Guru. THIRD ROW: D, Hoar, FJ, Ylllard, fy, flwwrl-, E.Shaumug G.Funnnan,kL Glwng K SundcHnau,B, HQHQQ FUDPTllR4NV:B,TJuyHuq G C-ladharl, J. jimeaon, J, Shanlmml, C. Klocppur, W, Camry, G, Nloll, fir, Armwld, Spomor, xji C1- UV? YX ma Gxaieeidcox EZ' f1E F -wig-:M hz? Q FTION 0 ,. Y Q 0 l 7 2 3' aiuye M f 6 . -5 FFAK l if 'f Y 33,224 A. ' I UTUF Q XXKKICA 'r', L A ev' X 41.69 9000 , Q 0 ,. , Z5 a Q X' C 7 Us-J ' o Q Q'-Sf XQf'f?'s3Qw3e A0 xl 65:31 '5 gg. 5 At ease, boys, QVC Y exai Q FFA officers with flag 'W 4' dev Q am' rOt QT 25 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: B, Kidneil, C, Siralian, R. RLi1ser,L. Moser, E. Fish, G, Gregg, D, Gordon, L. Harder, W, Moll, S. Moyer, STANDING: J. Lain, E. Lamb, G. Shank, D. Ginrcr, J. Legler, Miss Nevins, Sponsor, I. Kirwan, M, Plalnann, B. IxIcViLker, Ni, J, Moo 4: A . E, ' pf O X, FC. Hlnordertostimulate the scholarship, ' r u ff leadership, service, and character of the students, and to raise the secondary schools to a higher plane. . . Miss Nevius Sponsor Evelyn Fish wx 1 1 Lei 34. A sf? President i 1!'f-4!'r-'gif'-2'X1s?'K1.f.'EE U W w.-A.-,V 2 '-35 ?.:'24??E455iQ?iwSFi:Sf1!S:??f'a?i2k5?!z. 3ET'lEi.Sx5.'? -6-Zs4'5E.TH.i-2 'ES JJ- THER.E'S MUSIC IN THE AIR . Yes, there's music in the air! As Mr. Cooper lowers his baton, the eighty-piece Band of Hiawatha High swings into session. But Band means more than concerts, marches, and notes on a piece of paper. It encourages the understanding and appreciation of '- music, develops a talent for those musically inclined, and strengthens our school in spirit and diplomacy. This organization, of which the community may be justly proud, represents the school in fine style on , jv-if -Q. I A 'U all occasions. W. W. Cooper .I Director -MPEKQ HMLUWE P88995 M' Band aa, 'SL Colorad Banquet - 11 Joan Draney Drum Major Sandra Cooper Gwen Cooper, Mascots -1, J.: 3W BFMbMEW1iEW: 3?2'45 -'!t1'w35f.2's!i5'Q2?f'F riZWa2?'55' Jzlfdifs ?.H'i3'.SSiE'i'55?fQ1vsk:cT1meP4YIQz?i?f'?5fS.3' 3 I 1 , I a Y MARCHING BAND a1b R rnnel I Fxh P Corken G Long M Bearg P XIcNe11 C Werdenhaft B Iudxull G Werner NI bttrnhau r C Harp ter L Ixarnu I Young E Chestnut W NIO11 D EII1ott C Knex el XI Baker B Fretburghouse PFLIIICI D Corbtt NI Futacher l: Bowen G bnodgraxs B X1cV1cker B Thomson J Dodson B LaC,ounte J C III oer XII ron B Xhtehell 5 Bowman B Xiorton I Yottrngham I Meek D Oxerfxeld N Cobun C Phrltpp D 1 e 5 bteee XI er Fo R Ixarber X 'xloore J Seele D Gtnter XI Brown W One F Plttnean C Turner I Blum JReue1 G V1IIard G Gregg D Gordon R Wolfe C Strahan E Corbet J Cabh rsh P 1 n B Dawson, K 5 race Reee E Praw D Schro D Ntgus L JIIIIESOH A Xlanlon O1T'OI D L lx xn I Btrnkn an A Wyatt N Phrlxpp J Humphre Q J Leg er G Shank B Baker Branthr 5 SITIIIII b Kaufman Rtuea ItanDraneyqDrun1Niajorj, Phtllrp A Nioort L Harder O Wardtn P Nome P Park S Cooper G Cooptr4Tu1tIerH MIXED CHORUS FIRSI ROM In Ixtdxxell D Cordon B Damon L Harder F Putman P Corken J E ReueQ D EII1ott B Futscher kann1ntWalter 5 Xiu r SECOND ROW N Phxlrpp G Gregg W Nloll S Kaufman JennaIeeWalt1.rQ E Lamb C Wx.1dLllI2lfI NI Sternhauer XI Bradberrx A Lange E Xhddlebroolx XImShowc Drrector THIRD ROW P Tollcn N eee tu L azer oo Bear N Wul I IXIITIITICI L Nlo er I-OLRTH RON rton o or sra 1 ar er no o un o IIIVIHH Rt e ,I Humphrew FIF 'V D Xrgn G 11 e at r D Lux Q --no V9 li.L'l1,.l. 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N tt' gt 1, J, -es , , TH ROI : . s, . NIL wrf, I, G nppt- , B, Svirtn, . ' 1.. .. U -I 4 ' . . 'l Q f 5 I ' 1 f gf T - -' g 1 .- lq - 4 ' . Q Q , 1' 'N' 4' A K ' 1 A ' , , I' . V' , 1 ,.. 4 f ' GIRLS GLEE CLUB vip rgilayi V, v' F' FIRST ROW dwell D ordon B Dawson L Harder G Long, F Pittman P C, arkcn L F Lange Jeannine Walters S Nioyer SECOND ROW G Gregg L Wagner 5 Ixaufman JennaIee Walter H R Selrnai NI Steinhauser A Lange E Nnddiebrook D Corbet B Futbcher THIRD RC W X11 s whom Dir c N Philipp C Philipp 'xi Nleyer O Wardin B LaCounre M Bradberry XI XNn1fN1 L Cudnex I Rrie b Varehair FOLRTH ROW E Fish C Janak X II S btel W NIQII XI Bearg N C hui I I N E Brook P Xie 1 BGVS GLEE CLUB I ROW J Leeper D Ixigns F Thornton, D Lem B Sn 1th I S I B IIIIIIE NI Han on SEM V Xl Plamann B Mueller Karnes Bri l-cman Xi Goodwin G Gladliarr Jimeuon I Argabri Ln RD ROW F Ixibsinger R Ga ton J Reese J IIump'irey J Cal p e C Pra 1 II Lar b n Cor er r Ur OLRTH ROW D Han an e en er IL 9 V' A - . C a I 1 1 Y I F pf 4, I ' Q , - W 9 , , ' I - ja ' fi QI I I 4 . I 'L v . 5 L .1 . , 'ff' L L 7- :B. Ki 'e , . G , . ' , . , . , ' , , 'r 1 , J, ', lct:X':N, D , ' , , I ' . I' : . ' , . , ', ' , f 1 i,',lr1IkI: ' ,, ,, ,, 2,55 yymr , . ,..1 , . ',. ,. ',..',r'.. ,,. x-Apr: C, N i. ' : . ' , . , '. ixson, , 'ec e, . . , I , , 1. lo 1, A. Nomng ham, J. Kimmel, P. Norrie. FIFTH ROW: P. Parks, P, Tolles, D, Fish, R. Kaiser, C. Straiian, P, Brook, S, Frazer .L . , . . Nei . 9 FIRS : . , . , . . S, , 1' , , See ey, . Sch' ' v, . , ' 5 , .- UND ROX:r.' ..' 2,L. ,J. '11 ,r. .. ,J. ,.r g. TIII : . P , . 5 , . , . r ' S, . K Il p rr, ', xx , , ,rx , P14 ii-I, F-.Ir. B ip- Di vt' C . F' ' : . 41 , R. Low , E, W- gf , B. Allr-ruin, R, Schroff, fl, Klr nwr, H GY rw - f ' - - . 7 Q 'K KH ,, . ', . 1 r . NJ I0 ' X L 9 , JINIOR HIGH GIRLS GLFL cjl.I ii FIFsl RCW: P, mrraharz, I.. F rnef, D, xlrgollor, R. fXlc1,cr,G. Gore, 5, Maus.L1n, J, Wolfe. T. Burnert, P. Cheek, 5. Myers, J. Spaulding, I. U-rt-rrag, SECOND ROW: E., Cxestnnr. M. Engstroni, J. Frfser, B, Xlireiell, G, Larson, R. M. Howard, F, KL-rt., P. Iirzisrelr, 5. Dean, IX. Hvrrard, W. Selrnan, S, Wardrn, W. Brork. THIRD ROW: Miss Moser, Director, J. Seeley, 5. Snritr., J, Blum, J, Pairipp, A. Manion, M. J. Baker, L. Grier, R. Bindel, J. McWilliams, E. Grover, M. Edds, C. Benitz, E, Btrxseri, FCI'RTll ROW: F. Corbet, J. Gerllart, Barbara Hards, R, Swearingen, P. Jenkins, I. Young, R. llewins, D. Neilson, Cl, Kneisel, E. Chestnut, M. Sunderrrran, A. Thornton, Betty Hards. FIFTH ROW: K. Surface, M,Gernon, N. Harn, B, Har- vey, R. Karser, G. Davis, L. Jnnt--on, ll, Giltlhonse, M, Furscher, L. Case, B. J. Freiburghouse, A. Moore, G. Turner, P. lilouppcr, F. Carpenter, JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: D. Moll, L. Martindale, H, Sunderman, L, Benner, Roger Wolfe, A. Lange, L. Onek, M. Reynolds, F. Hohnbaurn J, Mitchell, J. Woodard, C. Booe. SECOND ROW: A. Duncan, Rieiiard Wolfe, R. Onek, L. Parker, G, Malter, L. Cheek, L Dean, G. Blurn, W. Kinsler, G. Teall, B. Bailey, Mr. Cooper, Director, THIRD ROW: R. Tolles, R, Kempron, M. Long J. Thompson, D. Wolfe, F. Reynolds, C. Moore, B. Meyer, O. Montague, R. Gilfillan. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' CLUB FIRSI ROW: P, Strahan, L. Forney, R. Meyer, G, Gore, S. Mauslern, J. Wolfe, T. Burnett, P. Cheek, S. Myers, J. Spaulding, SECOND ROW: A. Chestnut, M. Engstrom, D. Mueller, B. Morton, J, Fraser, B. Mitchell, D. Ranck, C. Clark, G. Larson, R. M. Howard, F, Keith. THIRD ROW: Miss Moser, Sponsor, J. Seeley, S. Srriith, J. Blum, J. Philipp, A. Manion, M.J. Baker, L, Grier, R. Bindel, J. McWilliams, E, Grover, N. Howard. FOURTH ROW: E, Corbet, J. Gerhart, B. Hards, R. Swearingen, P. Jenkins, I. Young, R. Hewins, D. Neilson, C. Kneisel, E. Clxesnut,M. Sunderman, A, Thornton. FIFTH ROW K, Surface, M, Gernon, N. Ham, B. Harvey, R. Kaiser, G. Davis, L. Jirneson, H. Gildhouse, M, Futscher, L. Case, B. Freiburghouse, A. Moore, G, Turner. Y LEWIS Sf A T 11 T 'SL- 'Q K ! N S K Q N W HHXXXN .J 3 ill X I if 'i YL: '. ' f K: V 3 7 -ef? if io- W xi I2 Q. I : x ' to ' xi '19-x ' f' - ' x I 57 J f x 5 ' f N K I! I ' X K M 1 v Y I N , X A if 1 . I . , i K . il'-' ill-I q---p WW Sept. LZ - Oet. 6 - Ort. 15 - Oct. Z0 - Oct. Z7 - Nou, I - Nov. i0 - if Nov. 17 - Bryan Sperry Head Coach N7 Foomtt Highland Park, H Holton, Here 63 Effingham, The re Sabetha, Here Horton, There Atchison, There Troy, Here Falls City, There fix if Ralph Dugan Assistant Coach 1 . I' 1 , 5 L., J X Q tl, fy g Q , rt, n 1 ' A g .xx ll 4 ,l'N 2253? ' R X .K gnu-nu T x v 'A ,sgffx .A .4 I 59 'Z' X ' A ' A x 'B t,19sgH: 18 : tt I -Vt '- , ep ' '. 'W if 4 ' Q- ' P 1 ' . L' f R M R 99- r , 9' - F iv I a S .. 1 Q -Y I ,Q ' A I ' gk! E A C in R X i .1 . 1' - X R f R 'er--I , A . R Q ? R , - AA In L eavnfiaa ' 63 G3 FIRST ROW: G, Werner, J, Gernon, D. Gore, G, Snodgrass, D. Ginter, J, Seeley, D. Hoar, R. Schill- ing. SECOND ROW: R. Allerton, B, Mcvicker, F. Gore, D. Lewis, J, Gampper, B, Smith, E, Wenger, J, Russell. THIRD ROW: Mr, Sperry, Coach, R. Lowe, M. Ham, D, Schroff, J. Kirwan, 1. Legler, D. Baker, E. Shannon, B, Allerton, Mr, Dugan, Assistant Coach. Jean Legler Forrest Gore Co-Captain Co-Captain QB, 3 years LG, 3 years 'RPI' CCE- GAMPPER SNODGRASS GINT ER F r L 1 yr RG Zyrs Lettermen 1 SHANNON MCVICKER LOWE L 1 r L 1 yr L 1 yr D GORE R 1 r LEWIS QB FB LH 1 yr IV in ALLERTON HAM LE Zyrs R 1 r BAKER RT 2 vrs SMITH RH Z yrs Ev- SCHROFF R 1 1' HOAR R 1 r RUSSELL FB Z yrs KIRWAN C 2 rs 33 I V - :-, ' .A ,L - V Y 1- ' E ' . is l f Q 'ff i ' as 1 N ,K , 1 P? 'L ff .' H 'fy' U X e ' J., , V B--1 y . H-- , -- . E-- y , . V 'A -... T' -' '? 'fc , T-- y . G-- . 1-:-- . E-- y , fr! ' , ' xx, . V -3 1 'T 'sf x' 2 VH rw fi , 464 rf ze? A -f , K l Y wr! x Hz, I 5 .1 1, .4 G-- y . LT, -- . T-- Y . -- ,. 'P X R . L Y '-GQ, ' . , -'AY A-it g avr! ' k V: 9- , L Y W AL' 1. ' .Elia A . -1 h RALPH DUGAN Senror Hrgh Coach December December December December January January January Basketball Lfxfx 1950 51 Fa1TV1eW Here Falls Crty Here Troy There Powhattan Here Holton There Horton Here Sabetha There SCHEDULE January January February February February March BRYAN SPERRY Junror Hlgh Coach Effrngham There Atchrson Here Holton Here Horton There T roy Here Sabetha Here FIRST ROW B Allerton B Smith J Russell R O Grady I KIIWBH D Lewls J Legler SECOND ROW Coach Dugan D Hoar R Lowe D Grnter B McV1cker G Snodgrass P Danrels THIRD ROW C Prawl R Benton R Schroff E Wenger J Gernon M Brown J Brrnkman J Gampper 74? J ly 41 2 If F' I I - R , f -- ff -jf? ' 9922? X- 8 ' ' 26 ' 12 ' 30 ' 15 2 19 9 December ZZ Effingham Here February 19 Falls City There 5 23 12 1 19 Letterman R OGRADY Forward Co Captam B SMITH Forward I LEGLER Guard Co Captaln J' RUSSELL Forward D. LEWIS Guard .T KIR WAN Center Phe Pkg Three FeA2rvwh'1f:,f X, ,- k 7-ff Dad's Night -- Homecoming game with Sabetha ., ' lg' Q 2. A X a I A '- e Q 7 . L al Legler to Lewis ' 5. g?A,,fL Y , , A A 4 1.4 3, f v q if 6 wht LY f . Who's Ball Z points for Schroff sl '.-4 Offensive Line-up -Ze R un, Gampper A52 ,v' I. Y The Big Hug-1d1e Up and in, Curly. The Tip-off N IE 'M 'D I M91 Q 3' ,e. gre-e-e Freshman Football 7th and 8th Grade Basketball Freshman Basketball 5, 'W 4 Roqaltg 3 L. 5 5 .1 'z ll , 4 RACHEL KAISER Halloween Candidate NEVA PHILIPP Basketball Queen ROYALTY IS CROWNED 11 , K A 3 CAROL PHILIPP Football Queen 38 Nat1ona1 Honor Socxety Probatloners on the march OFFICE ASSISTANTS The Janitor's little helpers. 'Bug ll hill' QV' !Hi 'H- A ll Ilia!! A scene from the Chrlstmas Tableau ASSISTANT LLBRARIANS i ologyn 'Quiet' Steadies dine at the Hi-Y party Semor Statustl cs NAXIL 'xICIxhxNIL IXI K LN MI I I JACR 'XRGABRIGHT DONAI D I3-XRIR JAMF5 ISRADBI RRY JOIIIN BRIINRVIAIN MARY IIIFIX BROOR INAYINE CAINTY RAMOINA LARTFR MARX IOU DOTY EVIFLYIN FISH GLORGE FUIIRMAIN ROBERT GAbTOIw GAYLORD GLADHART MARVIIN GOODWIN FORREST GORE MONTHAN HANbOIN CARTER HARVEY VELMA IIIXSOIN GERALD JIMESON MAXIINE JUSTICE JACQUELIINE RIMMEL FRED KIQSIINGLR CIlARlEb RLOEPPER ALBIRTA LAINGE JOIIIN LEEPER JEAN LEGLER ELIZA BLTH MIDDLI BROOK GERALD MOLL GEORGE MOORL LOIb MOSER SUE MOYER BRADFORD MUFLLER DLANF NIGUS JOAN INOTTINGHAM KATHRYY ONEK NEVA PHILIPP JERRY REESE BILLY ROBIIwbOIv GEINE bllANK BIIL SMITH LCRFTTA SPRAGUL BOB THOMSOIN FRED THORINTOIN GRACE VILLARD LEIMIS WAGINER PHILLIb WOI FE YUVOLINE WOLFF MARGARET XNULF AGINES WYA'IT 40 DDII NX DUI Argabeax er NNW in lehabod Peanuts Re Moay Lou Lyie llerman Bo Ga Goody S arry Monty Delane Irene Jerry Max Jacque Frc ddre Chuck Bertie Daddy Fredrick Libby etry Gorgeous Mosey busie Buck Nigie od Katy Flip Daddy Max Adair Lt. l orey Glennie steed Graeie Pauly Phy Wolfus ls gg e SE e e Ht ey ee,nb who gyt time for hobbie L olleelii ree ntds Bookkeeping 'laying fun singing qto myselfj Collecting old American money Collecting horses Black lg.49 Ford convertible Gore Reading Old coins Antiques As a matter of faet I do Camera Women Going to Horton Sin ing Parking by camore Springs Catching a ride at noon n t have one more or les Collection of telephone numbers and addresses Glee Club Dorn what comes naturally Getting crew cuts Counting rabbits Drawing Minor auto mechanics Music Mailing letters Dreaming to music Playing cowboy Strahan s Grocery Movies Ill nexer tell That certain Junior Two piece bathing suits bt oe Jrtterbugging Did someone say Jody Sewing fdressmaktngj Photography Guitar playing a .1 drugstore cowboy Doing nothing Yellow Ford Marines Drawing Black I949 Ft rd conyertiblc 5 WI III flllllg Cntr ler F rtatious ar u fit l wool 1 ming wi io print l r X ondix norun Iesl Aggie Wyatt bass playing B1 vlogy Ixothing in general Men Shorthand Being called Myrtle Party line listeners Women Staying borne S Trying to keep up wit my fine Women who are slow Fatboy Thornton West side kid Goodnight Irene Sophomore women Chevies Trying to get out at night Bush whackrng Cooper American History Girls breaking dates to prom Typing practice Snakes Night drivers not dimming lights Getting the car Ty ping errors bnakes bugs and che mtstry Women driver on school ground Noise makers in the study hall Freedom of speech Sociology Having my last name misspelled Senior girls breaking dates The llammer Mr lxnecht Mr Rnecht C s me-ettnt, A scrawney Hanson Under estimation ofr a Watching for culterts Typing Ty ping assignments Typing class Miss Owen rel bperry fickle friend I I O I' I 5 I' F ' 5 JR FAX URITE IBISY PET PEEVI MI ' .Q ME EUR 1 -'.'.'iRTo:: new 'Hu I l ' ' ' A q ' '. 'S I. ' IT Ii ' 1 'L e UI I' . . B -,CI Q --'ig e . Rur 'z'5 :',.C,,,A1- ,, . E f I I .1 tl' 1 1 g ' V 'A ' e A ,' , s r. -5 V . , , f. ,. I ' ' V ' ' ' lx ' 1 -. : .d -- , .J - - - , A I ' ' b ' I ' ' ' v L . s ' -1 . s s 4 .' vh V i -X X V ' P v , 2 GWEN GREGG GWCIHC Talking to Mr. Knecht Being called a flirt . ye Y ' , ' 4 - - . B ' 'I A 1 5 1 J Y n .. R ,, ' ' f r . J . , Y- y ., I ' . ' , ' 1 , . B-Q ' I - ' P , - - i ' I . -' 1 ' 1 ' iss, ' Ir ' ' n' ' ' M. F. ' 1 ' 1 ' . . . ' ' my gc - 4 1 , ' . , 4 ' la re Af - 'I ' A ' M ' . ' A ie ' ' ' Congratulations Seniors from A. L. GRAY Glfts for All Occasmns Watch Clock and Jewelry Repaxrxng Phone 252 REENTS SHOE STOR E Latest Styles Creatwe Foot Wear ROSENBALM STUDIO Photography Comrnercxal Portralt Edna Rosenbalm 709 1f2 Oregon St Argyll HLAWATHA KANSAS Best Wlshes From THE MIDRRILL 8: QIANES BANK lluwvrux Knssxs Sm If lhtu Ihoxuu HIAWATI' PREV ' OLSES P' CKAPOO PHONE 182 Complunents J' F Kelley THE MEEK Furmture Store and Mortuary 124 126 South 7th Street I-hawatha Kansas Best Wlshes for a Successful Future Ho l'll18U'ln B l ll'lel'Y and KCBJY to Neal' H dm, Km... Edlla H0hI1b21urr1 Lena Hohnbaum I a I I in Y 0-, L Ii' 1' 1- 'q Q is ' ' ii 'Q . . 5 4 1 4 1 1 UA -,J LN1'l T RITE-WAY FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Tse Ni'2S FCP f -- OCCAE ' 5 'Y 1'f' 1 I - K. K '.' J' 711- f' , gy, o o - L ' M'll' - -V '--Q, ini V f,.I,32'l?IzZl43gN, 55,5 1 ,gjylg Lgaggggga Ilmyy.+.1'.1m.w Kxs sms Wxshes You Good Luck A Strong Bank To Serve You Best SPALDING S PHARMACY SCHROTH s 'IME The Rexall Store I-I1awatha's Hlawatha Kansas Own Supe r Market MOORE S MARKET across from the High School MOORE Knowlton Viola The Harpster Lumber Company Lumber and Bulldmg Maternal H D HARPBTER C A HARPBTER JR PRAWL CONOCO SERVICE Hxawatha, Kansas Best Wishes to the Class of 51 DELMONICO CAFE The Best Place to Eat m Hiawatha Phone 104 830 Oregon FW Q, ' STLRNS' MOTORS 81 Q 1 E STERNS AUTO CO. PAIGE ARNOLD Clothing FAMDUI IUANDQ zu: O 'nu nlzao tlfiqb Y: 5?'1 .'3 E i ETS, U d I 'QQ- -vv - 4 .57 it .-r,V.5P,a, Y Y V Jo If 7, a 4 ' W T 5 - N 3- 'J V ' '- 'J' ' L-. Lvs P ' , -.-xvP- -AL . .l- . ww ' ' , ' -x , 1 , f M , r ' V ' '. -...- y-'UL-'fi---'-' ' a n Y o ae- P '2 x' ' lr . 0 ' 7 Y Q.: ,165 o PHONE No. I , I I u l ' N Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of '51 MIDDLEBROOK'S Shagmoor Coats Joselli Suits Arlure Nylons Jonathan Logan .Tumors McK1ttr1ck Dresses Artemls Sllps Hart Schaffner 81 Marx Clothes Knox Hats Fortune Shoes Arrow Shlrts Interwoven Hose Coopers Underwear COMFORT HOME FURNISHING rl Q F Mathewson s Market MEATS AND GROCERIES Furnxture Appllances Glfts M e 05 Hsbekm sue, Tom 81 Vera Comfort 524 Oregon Phone 38 HOHNBAUM BAKER Y BEVAN MOTOR CO ALLIS CHALMERS and OLIVER TRACTORS and IMPLEMENTS Hxawatha. Kansas WILLEMAN Quahty Always I. E Home 8: Auto Supply K ' 'U ' I Paul s Market Flrestone t1res tubes batterxes rn your-A 81 P STORE Westmghouse Apphances ranges refrlgerators radio Paul Jenkins Phone 17 I on I ll 1 I - K ' W -, . Wg- ,, Y :ff r'f'1'?iQi Compliments of 0 l jf'- K'---af' 9 . 1 1 . - I O 'ff wx 14148471 ISU xlzlaomxs MYERS AND CO. INC TOPEKA KANSAS 'Q v - ': o , 9, 0, 0. 'A o Q, ,. Q Y x , v , , , Q O - 4 - y,.' 0, , . ,A . 'I .'o I '. .'0 -V V X , . .o,.:,:. T ,tN1XMkN ,r ..u1.mr 'A 0... . A o O . ' 1 X :X Us , 1, 7- +,,. 5,-9, W. .. -EW: 4 f' A ,.,,k ..,, r Yi! 3, w Q if. rw K xg 1 r' ' ', QQ, 'Q -f 2 E QA l ,' ' W I1 ,IQ f x '-2 1' V - :Qian 1 153132-?L.i..a5 .3 V .2552 ll i' I 'Rfk' Q- ' 9 AP 3' fi? f , 1. M vu 1 54111- 5 sclrfiefigeskwg TZ CLASS HISTOR V And then we were seventh graders There stood the great b1g hxgh school w1th all those rooms we couldn't f1nd And we were frlght ened l1ttle creatures when we f1rst opened those doors It was abegmnnmg Remember? And then we were elghth graders The h1gh school wasn'tqu1te as large then and we faced It w1th a lrttle more conf1dence And of course there were those wonderful p1c n1cs at Moser's Grove and that txme we walk ed back to town 1n the dark Remember? And then we were freshmen We felt pretty b1g then as we stumbled through our f1rst school dances and wrote our f1rst book report 1n class 1n 1nk' We moved our books from Hoover Hall and proudly placed them 1n the h1gh school lockers Remember the thr1ll of our f1rst r1de to Sycamore m the back of a truck and the songs we sang Yes we were freshmen b1g enough to browbeat the Jun1or h1gh l1ttle enough to squ1rm under the glares of sen1or hlgh Remember? And then we were sophomores Wrth a full re al1zat1on that at last we were 1n h1gh school we Jomed H1 Y and Semor H1ghG1rl s Club and enjoyed the luxury ofahayrack r1de And that carol1ng party on a brlght w1nter's n1ght wasn't lt perfect' And there was the great fun of masqueradxng for our sophomore as sembly 'Vaudev1lle Returns ' Remember? And then we were Junlors Soft l1ghts' Musxc' Dreamland ' Yes thls year was fxlled w1th v1s1ons of our Jun1or sen1or prom D eamland' the wonderful sort of prom that 15 never forgotten And we worked on an assembly that year and went on band trlps and cheered at football games and brought home books we d1dn't f1nd txme to study And we sympathlzed w1th the senlors who gradu ated that year Remember ? And then we were sen1ors Somehow there 1S no way to descrxbe the wonderful funf1lled days of our semor year But as the weeks and months flew by we senlors grew to love our school more and more and to realxze that 1n th1s year there was a clxmax to our school years And we real1zed that we were gxven the re spons1b1l1ty of leadlng the school and work ed hard to benef1t It There was an Annual pubhshed that year and we put a lot of work mto lt And when we d1str1buted these beautl ful Redsk1ns we started somethzng new The S1gn1ng of the Redskm Ball Of cour we'll never forget our bus tr1p to Omaha on sneak day such wonderful fun' And as long as we lxve we'll always remember our sen1or play Our Town We applauded thejunlors Mother Goose prom they gave us 1n t year Then came Baccalaureate Pomp and Clrcumstance' and f1nally Commencement and our treasured d1plomas And we asked ourselves about the strange feelmg deep ID s1de us as we looked around at our robes and tassels And we could realxze then what our school really meant to us Perhaps xt was the somethmg that lxfted our chmns and told us we could reach hxgher thmgs Our leavmg too was a begxnnmg Remember? .Ah .1 r g 'I F vg 55'-.1 A fig' 15 . . . , . 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' . 1 - ' 'E .F , '-A 'M' 1.3.5-fig ' - 5 , 713 . fl . .. - 4,2 1, .-f , -, ' ' rem ati- 1: ,.......s.4' f .y Burton Allerton Jean Legler Jim Seeley Jim Kirwan Rodney Lowe Jerry Shannon Dayton Lewis Eldon Wenger Donald Gore Pablo Daniels TRACK -f LETTERMEN High Hurdles, Broad Jump 880 Yard Run Javelin High Hurdles, Relay Low Hurdles, High Jump, Relays 100 Yard Dash Mile Run Javelin, Relays Captain, Low Hurdles Pole Vault ELDON WENGER ZZO Yard Dash, Relays Captaln 440'Yard Dash Broad Jump Benny McVickers 880 Yard Run Duane Ginter Menzie Brown Low Hurdles, Pole Vault 100 Yard Dash, ZZO Yard Dash Relays Dick Schroff Javelin, Discus, Shot Relays John Gernon Javelin, Relays Ronnie Yingling Pole Vault, Relays Richard O'Grady Pole Vault FlRST ROW: C. Harpster, R. O'Grady, B. Mcvickers D Gmter I Kirwan I Thomson G Werner E Bearg, R. Overfield. SECOND ROW: R. Onek, D. Hoar D Gore R. Benton J Gernon D Lewis R Lowe, E. Wenger, M. Brown, I. Seeley. THIRD ROW Mr Dugan Head Coach C Prawl F Gore J Legler, B. Allerton, R. Schroff, I. Shannon, E. Shannon P Daniels R. Yingling Mr Sperry Assistant Coach. THE 51 ERS WILLS I John Brmkman w1ll my he1ght to any one who needs It part1cularly J1m Reeves I Len1s Wagner w1ll my palr of car chazns to Beverly Futscher Hope you can get out of the mudholes w1th these chamns Beverly I Yuvonne Wolfe w1ll my good fxgure to Phyllls Kmsley Bemg of sound m1nd I John Leeper, want to keep everyth1ng that I have I Ramona Carter w1ll to MaryCather1ne Wareham my Amerlcan Hlstory Book I hope she learns more than I d1d I Jacque Kxmmel w1ll to Betty Dawson my love for nurses and the1r acquamtances Warnmg don t et too fr1endl I George Moore III o hereby w1ll my stockmg cap to M1ss Owen to be worn m doors only I Gay Gladhart w1ll everythmg I have except Pat Norrle to Speed Wenger I know you wouldn't want to go w1th Pat anyway I Loretta Sprague wxllmcytypmg grades to anyone who wants them I on t I Alberta Lange w1ll my good dr1v1ng ab1l1ty to Beverly M1tchell Don't worry Beverly we've got some goodheartedpohce We Hanson and Thornton w1ll our ever popular cowbells to Marvxn Plamann and Lloyd Karnes I Evelyn Frsh w1ll my ab1l1ty to be a one man woman f three years to my l1ttle sxster All you have to do now Donna 1S fmd the one man I Jerry Jlmeson w1ll one bottle ofno doze sleepmg p1lls to Ralph Arnold I Lo1s Moser w1ll my noon load to Phylhs McNe1l Hope you have as much fun as I d1d I Charles Kloepper w1ll to Douglas Hanson my stockmg cap and my ab1l1ty to get by l:Epokkeep1ng room w1thout hav1ng to take lt o I Max1ne Just1ce w1ll a one waytlcket to Falls C1t to Beverly Futscher I wonder how you w1l get home We Gene Shank Neva Ph1l1pp and Jean Legler w1ll one bottle of asp1r1n to Mr Cooper for all the headaches the Drum sec t1on has caused h1m In band Hope you have as much fun next year drummers I Forrest Gore reluctantly w1ll my honored place by the Foods Room door to Dayton Lew1s I Mary Ellen Brook w1ll my curly ha1r to Donna Gordon 4 I Deane N1gus, w1ll to Mxss Hardman a book on How to G1ve Easy Tests I Gerald Moll be1ng of sound m1nd and body do hereby w1ll to Mr Arnold a pa1r of suspenders to be worn on classroom days only I Kathryn Onek w1ll Ronnxe Yxnglmg a book of crossword puzzles I Joan Nottmgham w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mr Knecht to Pat Norr1e I Carter Harvey bemgofsound mmd and body hereby w1ll all my empty Porn Pom boxes to anybody takmg Mechan1calDraw1ng under Mr Kellogg I El1zabethM1ddlebrook w1llmyant1c1 pat1on for Baker and that front seat when the Baker Quartet comes to Lo1s Harder We Grace Vxllard and Mar aret Wulf w1ll our Locker Nos Z5 and 26 y the west door to an one who can stand such cold breezes mt e w1nter Remember to feed the m1ce every mornmg I Agnes Wyatt w1ll the dub1ous honor of bemg Pres1dent of a certam secret andh1ghly act1ve organ1zat1on to Jack1e Cash May the organlzatlon contlnue to thr1ve 1n the years to come Flckle wh1ch I have earned w1th much hard work to Gerr1a.nn Long May lt earn you as many slams as lt has me I Sue Moyer, w1ll to Mr Knecht one bottle of blcarbonate QNAZCO3 large econo my s1ze to be adm1n1stered to students who 1n future years get the same thmg from Chem1s try that I have gotten I Marv1nGoodwm w1ll my woman trou bles espec1ally the ones on week ends and vacat1ons to J1m Kxrwan that IS 1f he can stand anymore I P yll1s Wolfe w1ll my Amerxcan Hlstory book w1th all the answers marked to any Junxor who IS w1llmg to take lt I Velma H1xson w1ll my Job as 7th hour offmce g1rl to whoever would want the Job There's lots of fun along wlth the work I Jerry Reese, w1ll my nxckname Daddy to John Thomson and J1m Meek We Buck Mueller and Bob Gaston, w1ll to Gary Werner, the knowledge of all l1ttle towns southwest of here I Bllly Robmson, w1ll my a.b1l1t to get by slee mg m class to Jxmmy Russel , as xf he nee ed lt I George Fuhrman w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep qulet 111 typmg class to Eldon Wenger, also my ab1l1tyto type doyouneed it, Eldon? 9 9 ' l' ' ' l 'I - , n . ' . i .ll ,' :n 'Vg' ' , I, u . . U , , , I ' I . K .u . , , . I. ' . , ' , '. I . ' men. I . . - i I, Gwen Gregg, will the.name Fanny . 1 . ' ' 0? 'Q T ' . .' V .- . ' I ' . ' . '.. . .K I D . ' 5 . u - . 'Q To conclude our spirited ath- letic seasons the Squaws express - ed their thanks by holding their annual Squaw-Letterrnen Banquet with Dick Harp as the guest speaker. SQUAW - LETTERMAN If Kimi BANQU ET 1 5 CLASS PRGPHECV Dawn across the blue P3C1f1C and the good Shlp SS MF Stark IS about to set out from the l1ttle 1sland of Watha H1a 1n the South Pac1f1c on her m1ss1on of gather1ng the members of the class of '51 HHS for the1r b1g reun1on It's 1971 and for the past twenty years the Shlp has been 1n port on the lovely l1ttle 1sland wh1le Capta1n Jerry J1me son and Cab1n Boy R E We1de prepare for the gala event Well she's headed out to sea now and well on her way Th1S IS go1ng to have to be a round the world tr1p for the f1fty oners have managed to get themselves just about everywhere You remember them don t you always wantxng to be d1fferent Well they are now Come along and see what we mean In Ch1na we meet the great Ch1nese novel 1St 'Me Wr1tem Fooey ' who confessedher real name was Evelyn F1sh Our good fr1end John Br1nkman has been spend1ng h1s days WaSh1ng w1ndows of the Emp1re State bu1ld1ng What no ladder' In lower New Orleans we f1nd GwenGregg s1ng1ng torchy ballads 1n MRTVID Goodw1n s Jean L e g l e r a b1g 1ndustr1al1st bu1ld1ng mousetraps 1n Slbefla Velma HIXSOH 15 busy d1rect1ng her own Y M C A Well Velma 1t'S one way to get your man Mlghty MBXIC Justxce of the Yukon 15 busy count1ng her gold nuggets from her gold enterpr1se The Sahara Desert prov1des a wonderful spot for Gerald Moll's Daredev1l Speedsters featur1ng Courageous Wayne Canty and h1s souped up Studebaker The Great Soc1al Worker Alberta Lange IS sponsor1ng Better Gutters for Ind1a Week And everyone has heardabout George Fuhrman's ra1s1ng St Bernards 1n the Alps It s a dog's l1fe' In Carneg1e Hall we see the greatp1an1st Ehzabeth M1ddlebrook makxng her f1nal ap pearance At her s1de 15 the trusty Kathryn Onek who massages El1zabeth's fmgers when they get Stlff From h1s extens1ve expenence w1th an t1ques Gaylord Gladhart has started an an txque bus1ness of h1S own 6 One of Stal1n s pr1ze toe dancers Pr1ma Donna Suzanne Moyer IS mak1ng a rous1ng debut Forrest Gore 15 try1ng to f1nd h1s way out of the m1ddle of Austral1a Ireally don't know how he got 1n Seems he was always gett1ng mto messes he couldn t get out of What have we here? It's Don Baker sell1ng h1s Baker's K1ller Corn Pads to James Brad berry the best travehng salesman 1n the country As We're cru1s1ng along we tune 1n our rad1o and hear Jacque K1mmel starrlng 1n Bob's Other W1fe s S1ster 1n law Then we change the stat1on to hear Loretta Sprague advert1s1ng Radar No Type type wr1ters On Short wave we hear Agg1e fHedda Hopper, Wyatt s gOSS1P rev1ew Agg1e 15 just say1ng 'And now for my open letter to Lo1s Moser LOIS w1th your new Job you need calm nerves and a cool hand After all currymg horses IS qu1te a spec1al1zed Job You should stay home and get more sleep Falls C1ty After all we do have boys at home ' As we CTUISC through the Art1cC1rcle we d1scover Joan Nott1ngham's r1s1ng enter pr1se She s manufactur1ng pops1cles they tell us In the Un1vers1ty of Denmark we f1nd Monty Hanson Professor of Cheese makmg The quest1on 15 15 he man or mouse? In deepest, darkest A.fr1ca we f1nd Neva Ph1l1pp search1ng for d1a.rnonds She cla1ms 1tS the only way she'll ever get one As we pull 1nto New York Harbor we overhear B1lly Max Rob1nson sell1ng Carter Harvey the Brooklyn Br1dge We're frankly amazed to f1nd Freddy K1ss1nger ra1s1ng cane 1n Cuba sugar that And we f1nd salt manufacturer Jack Arga br1ght th1rst1ng for a dr1nk of water Pat1ence Jack Back 1n the good old U S we f1nd Robert Gaston runnmg for Presxdent too bad he's a Republ1can In Honolulu we f1nd Deane N1gue sell1ng grass sk1rts to Margaret Wulf and Grace . . . , . . ! D I l ! . . ' 4 . . . , . , , . . I -- 5 . . , . -. - , U- . . . ,, . ,, , . , . . . . . , . . . . . I . ' , . . a . - ' . Dixieland Band. and stop running to Sabetha, Robinson, and , . . . . , is . . , . . . . 1 n . l I . . ' . , . . , . . , . . , . . I I I D D . , . , I . . . . . H , ' ' . is. ' ' Il ' ll . , - . , . Villard who have been trying for years to imitate the hula girls, but they can't seem to get the swing of it. What's this! At Alcatraz we see John Leeper teaching kindergarten. In the Congo we find none other than Mary Lou Doty, the super-saleswoman, selling bananas to the monkeys. We find that in Chili JerryReesehasmade a killing selling deep freezes. That's playing it cool, Jerry. We hear George Moore has started a Lonely Heart's Association and business is booming. In the Lackin' Learnin' Library, Lenis Wagner inpinning up a suitable sign Silence Is Golden. Of course everyone has heard about Gene Shank, the Great Wrestling King of Madison Square Garden. In Mexico we find Ramona Carter selling her little liver pills. We understand she's putting Hadacol out of business. Phyllis Wolfe and Yuvonne Wolfe are making a trip to the moon. They just heard there was a man up there. Due to the fact that large dogs were con- suming great numbers of small children, Buck Mueller, the dogcatcher, had to call on his colleagues, Chuck Kloepper and Burton Allerton, who recently graduated from Dog- dale College. As we- pass the shore of Spain, we get a quick glimpse at Bill Smith, the great mata- dor. We might have known. . .he's still throwing the bull. Mary Ellen Brook has stayed at her old camping grounds and in now selling tepees to the Hiawatha Indians. Our friend, Bob Thomson, the one and only moth exterminator, keeps himself busy these days throwing moth balls at itsy, bitsy moths. And who should we find vocalizing in the Metropolitan but the great opera star, Fred Thornton. And at last the ship docks at the Hiawatha City School's Memorial Rest Home for Old Teachers, they never die--they just fade a- way, where we pick up our beloved sponsors, Miss Grace fOne Bad Legj Owen and Mr. Ginter, without whom the reunion would never be complete. Then, just like in the movies, the good ship SS MF Stark turns into the sunset and sails for the faraway, mystic isle--Watha I-Iia! Our last class picnic and skating party at Sycamore Springs. 1' ,,. j' 'ax Q11 ks l'l1 f :1 Q -Q' -9' I 1 ' K aiI? !H atb 61- Flanni gan Mem mid O1-ial -gl' , ,xvs-xxx Away we go ! SNEAK DA? OMAHA. NEBRASKA FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1951 X Tv Station 5 if Z K ll ff Vetex-an's Hospital Chapel at Boys Town What' s the attraction ? Q 'TH 1 1 KV ,gg ww ,Ji . ,.w,h , . . J' V - . M- I, I NM! X 3 I TACK? DAY Mag n I95I 4 fQi4g an-ska 'K ,t 45, 'ly-ff MOTHER GOOSE REIGNS IN 1951 ,A 'six ,A+ JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM i950-I95l .I Cinderel1a's Coach Sugar Plum tree in the making Dream1and's Triple Trio Dream1and's Candy House Band Stand J BACCALAUREATE COM MENCEMENT COM ME NCEMENT HIGHLIGHTS! COMMENC EMENT SPEAKER DR DEANE W MALOTT SENIOR GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO SCHOLASTIC HONORS Va1ed1ctor1an Jean Legler Salutatorxan Sue Moyer H O Nhddlebrook Scholarshlp Wmners 1 Sue Moyer Z Gwen Gregg 3 Gene Shank NATIONAL HONOR SOCIET Y Evelyn F1sh Sue Moyer Gwen Gregg Gene Shank Jean Legler Joan Nottmgham Lozs Moser . . . - 1 . . x1YERsJe7: LGYBARBOOKS MYERS AND C0 INC TOPEKA KANSAS U o.:'.:.' A ,- o.' 0,:O IHI P-M'lN1'XHRSOF QUHIIY a,.Q. I . . ,