Hope High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (Hope, KS)

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HUMOR ,al ii Dedication We, the Annual Staff of Hope Rural High School have chosen to dedicate the 1958 Lions Roar to Mr. Ray Nonken the wonderful person we have come to know as a teacher, coach, philosopher, and counselor. His calm nature and dry humor have made a lasting impression on all of us. During the ten years he has taught at Hope, Mr. Nonken has helped many a student to solve his particular problems. As head coach at our high school for a number of years, he made a very definite contribution to our athletic program. It is with great sincerity that we dedicate this annual to Mr. Ray Nonken. . ' v I ml Mr. Jack Sloan, as Superintendent, LaVerna Wuthnow is our efficient directs the work of the School Board school secretary, and faculty, who work together to give the students of Hope High School the best of education. The Administration , A building is just a building until you add a group of students and a good administration. Then instead of just a building you have -a school where the youths of today are taught to be the citizens of tomorrow. School bifsiness, problems, and worries are taken care of by the people we know as our administration, and a school could n6t function without their work. The school board members give FACULTY MEMBERS their time for our school. They FIRST ROW: David Roper, Florence Hatfield are: Royal Meuli. Directorg Milton Karen Gerber, Ray Nonken, Jacobson, Treasurer, and Cecil Gerald Dorsch. Kuhn, Clerk- SECOND ROW: William Yakle, Jack Sloan. Clarence Morris, Amy Nichols, Donald Taylor. Departments Of Science And MdllI6m0fl.CS The Math Department consists of Algebra I and II, Geometry and General Math. In these courses the students try to gain a better understanding of nunxbers. figures, and equations. The Science Department gives the stu- dents a better understanding of the world in which we live, and the plants and animals in our world, also the atmosphere. These departments are headed by Ray Nonken, a graduate of McPherson College, who provides capable leadership in these fields. WORKING THEIR ALGEBRA PROBLEMS MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF INSECTS EXPERIMENTING IN CHEMISTRY MRS. FLORENCE HATFIELD Homemaking Teacher FRESHMEN complete their aprons. JUNIOR AND SENIOR HOMEMAKING CLASS style their clothing projects. Vocational Homemalcing And F H A. The goal for Vocational Homemaking is to help the students as family members to improve personal, family, and community living. The Homemaking Program has three related parts. They are class experiences, F. H. A. , and home exper- iences. Each of the three parts teaches homemaking skills, helps the individual to understand themselves, their families and the people in the world about them. ln Future Homemakers of America three degrees may be earned, the Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, and State Homemaker Degree. Home projects in the areas of family relations, foods, child care, home management, housing, cloth- ing and health are carried out by the time the third year of homemaking is completed. These seven pro- jects are also required for the State Homemaker Degree. The capable Home Economics teacher is Mrs. Florence Hatfield, who received her A. B. degree at McPherson College, and her M. S. degree in 1939 at Kansas State College. She is also chapter adviser. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Phyllis Jacobson, Mary Rhodes, Judy Rutz, Deanna Roehrmsn, Carol Hill, Sharon Beltz, Donna Strada, Pat Wooster, Anita Jacobson, Joanne Klassen. SECOND ROW: Anita Altmann, Mrs. Hatfield, Advisor, Carolyn Rhodes, Mayleene Beltz, Jeanette Senner Marian Tobias, Carolyn Fike, Marilynn Klingberg, Janet Rutz., Pat Schneider, Sue Brown. THIRD ROW: Vonna Morgan, Marie Tobias, Carolyn Hartman, Clarice Bryant, Mary Bernhardt. F. H. A. OFFICERS IRST ROW: carol Hill, sharon Benz, Anna STATE HOMEMAKER DEGREES Altmann, Sue Brown, Phyllis Donna Strada, Patty Wooster, Joanne Klassen, Jacobson, Joanne Klassen. and Sue Brown receive State Homemakers Degrees. ECOND ROW: Judy Rutz, Patty Wooster, Anita Jacobson, Donna Stroda, Mary Rhodes. Deanna Roehrman. Z Around the World with F. H. A. Ayse Erkut from 1-HE FUTURE HOMEMAKER CHAPTER Turkey was the speaker at this Program and Tea MOTHERS are Mrs. Melvin Klingberg, at which the mothers were the guests. and Mrs. Martin Beltz. -inda Ihdc, Joan Weber, Rose Riffel, Vlargarel Helhach, Barbara Ihde. TOURTH ROW: Marilyn Brockmeier, Sylvia Nely, Judy Davis, Connie vicGuire, Nancy Davis, Karen Fischer, -inda Brown, Charlotte Riffel, Driscilla Gravatt, Judy Stroda. FIFTH ROW: Fern Wingerd, Carol Kuta, lla Ju Schultz, Ilona Lindsay, Vudy Ruiz, Ruth Engle, Glenna ichlesener. SIXTH ROW: Carmen Engle, Deanna Hack, Gayle Rhodes, Mary Anderson, leggina Schlesener, Linda Fry. THE TRIPLE TRIO accompanied by Joanne Klsuen present two numbers THE SOPHOMORE CLASS complete at the District F. H. A. Meeting at sunflowers for the Lions Club. Hutchinson. i 9 r 5 . FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Vocal fllusic Department MISS KAREN GERBER, head of the vocal music department, attended college at the University of Kansas. She has a Bachelor of Music Education Degree. THE TRIPLE TRIO performed for various community programs in and around Hope. A special feature of the year was their presenta- tion at the County Teachers and Faculty Dinner at the high school. MIXED CHORUS Fern Wingerd, Priscilla Gravatt, Maylene Beltz, Charlotte Riffel, Anita Altmann, Phyllis Jacobson, Carolyn Hartman, Carolyn Rhodes, Sharon Beltz, Joanne Klassen. Thaine Plank, Judy Stroda, Glenna Schlesner, Ruth Engle, Marilynn Klingberg, Anita Jacobson, Carolyn Fike, Karen Fischer, Ilona Lindsay, Jim Hinkle. Linda Gayle Donna Fry, Sue Brown, Mary Rhodes, Tom Hinkle, Dale Wingerd, Denis Anderson, Rhodes, lla Schultz, Vonna Morgan, Miss Gerber, Director. Stroda, Loren Keller, Jon Scott, Ashley Anderson, Gordon Rhodes, Ronald Davis, Gary Neuschafer, Clyde I-lermon, Pat Wooster. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Trqale Trio Anita Altmann, Joanne Klassen Accompanist, Phyllis Jacobson Charlotte Riifel, Vonna Morgan. Carolyn Rhodes, Miss Gerber, Director, Linda Fry. Anita Jacobson, Mary Rhodes. Donna Stroda. Boys' Clee Club FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: Miss Gerber, Director, Thaine Plank, Gary Vincent, Gale Graham, Jim Hinkle, Jerry Brouhard. Clyde Hermon, Gordon Rhodes, Ronald Davis, Clayton Schmidt, Ashley Anderson, Denis Anderson. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: 1-'11-'TH Row: Girls? Cleo Club Miss Gerber, Director, Mary Bernhardt, Judy Stroda, Jeanette Senner, Carol Hill, Sharon Beltz, Joanne Klassen. Vonna Morgan, Phyllis Jacobson, Anita Altmann, Carolyn Rhodes, Carolyn Hartman, Anita Jacobson, Carolyn Fike, Marilynn Klingberg, Janet Rutz. Pat Schneider, Marie Tobias, Fern Wingerd, Clarice Bryant, Donna Stroda, Joan Weber, Margaret Helbach, Linda Ihde, Barbara Ihde. Sylvia Nely, Karen Fischer, Connie McGuire, Nancy Davis, lla Schultz, Ilona Lindsay, Linda Fry, Jeanne Rutz,, Priscilla Gravette. Marilyn Brockmeier, Deanna Black Pat Wooster, Carmen Engle, Carol Rutz, Ruth Engle, Mary Rhodes, Judy Rutz, Glenna Schlesner. . DAVID ROPER attended Canisus College at Buffalo, New York in 1943 and Fort Hays from 1947 to 1952. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in music. THE HOPE BAND performs for the home football games, Hutchinson Fair, and gives a band concert each year. Several new instruments were purchased for the band with the magazine sales money. MUSIUC Department DANCE BAND BACK ROW: Mary Anderson, Anita Jacobson, Vonna Morgan, Gordon Davis, Gail Rhodes, Clark Brewer, Sue Brown, Gayle Morgan. FRONT ROW: Bill Rickenbrode, Anita Altmann, Phyllis Jacobson, Carolyn Hartman, Deanna Roehrman. CLARINET QUARTET Jeanette Rutz., Marilyn Brockmeier, Regina Schlesener, Judy Rutz, HORN TRIO Jeanne Rutz, Judy Stroda, Donna Stroda, MIXED CLARINET QUARTET Carolyn Rhodes, Glenna Schlesener, Pat Wooster, Mary Rhodes. SAXOPHONE QUARTET Phyllis Jacobson, Anita Altmann, Carolyn Hartman Bill Rickenbrode. Hope IH h chool Band BAND MEMBERS ROW ONE: Left to Right-Mary Rhodes, Glenna Schlesener, Evelyn Rickenbrode, Joanne Klassen, Linda Brown, Phyllis Jacobson. ROW TWO: Delores Larson, Judy Rutz, Marilyn Brockmeier, Janet Rutz, Gayle Rhodes, Jeanne Rutz, Judy Strada, Jackie Stroda, Carolyn Hartman, Phyllis Wuthnow Deanna Roehrman, Anita Altmann. ROW THREE: Ruth Ann Engle, Ilona Lindsay, Vcnna Morgan, Anita Jacobson, Carol Hill, Gordon Davis, Priscilla Gravatte, Judy Deines, John Eshbaugh, Bobby Meyer, Michael Morgan, Kenny Gantenbein, Francine Riffel, Tommy McLain, Gary Neuschafer, Eldon Schleaener, Joyce Riedy, Lynn Tischhauser, Lynn Cook, Clark Brewer, Marcia Schimming. ROW FOUR: David Roper, Director, Gayle Morgan, Linda Fry, Bill Scott, Mary Anderson, Eula Ilczck, Charlotte Riffel, Sue Brown, Linda Wuthnow. ROW FIVE: Maylene Beltz. ROW SIX: Carolyn Rhodes, Regina Schlesener, Donna Stroda, Pat Wooster, Rose Riffel. BRASS SEXTET WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Mary Anderson, Gail Rhodes, Clark Brewer, Glenna Schlesener, Joanne Klaseen, Mary Rhodes Anita Jacobson, Vcnna Morgan, Jeanne Rutz. Gail Rhodes, K 5 if: 1 ST K S ' . Q . , Egg .YM figs E Q fm b 2 Q 2 L 2+ it ' ' , :hav Msn K: R A X 4 ' 5. 5 1 5 K , A . N 37 ' ,. . ' Y .,, ..... . W ' , --55 ggjkggzy-:5. ii:' -fv f-'f-r-2, - V ,- -gm A A '.,A,'f:m.fs -f x ,i Q' al E . 2 ,... 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X W , , fb 55 . 1 'P 4 7 1 'lf , Qwgl 3 3' A f . xx Q QQ Tig 5 --I Wfzgffg, ,., . ., , N. - f ,D . W m 1 If U ,H .,, , .b.., M, .-,Wm-.V ff- fi Zi? s Q QS , . , . ,A :IX i .- f A , --fl ' ' Fi A digg 'L 'Q3wAll'xR 'b ' ':5f53igf5,. 5 ,.,. ... I A H455 -V v r 1 f, Q ...CIE , W dh? T 'V 'K , ww fi Ji? MR. WILLIAM YAKLE, THE HEAD OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, a graduate of Baker University at Baldwin, Kansas, where he received his B. S. degree. Mr. Yakle is a skill- ful director of the five classes in his department. Mr. Yakle explains lesson to government class. Social Science Department AMERICAN HISTORY-This subject covers all important historical events, with the main purpose being to acquaint students with the American customs. SOCIOLOGY-The course which every high school stu- dent enjoys, with its purpose being to adjust one another to the social world. CONSTITUTION-This course is a study of theories, customs, development, and operation of our present day government. PSYCOLOGY-The course dealing with mind, mental processes, feelings, and desires. GEOGRAPHY-This subject deals with the study of countries, places, and their products. Mr. Yakle explains history lesson to the Senior class. English Department And Librar The purposes of the English courses are to improve the students' knowledge of the mechanics of English, to teach him proper word usage, and to strengthen his ability to express himself. The first three courses are concerned with the basic needs of the English student, with one semester of each course devoted to the study of literature. Fourth year English is a speech course. A variety of subjects are studied, they include literature, drama, public speaking, grammar, and written composi tion. A marked improvement was made in the library this year with the rebinding of a number of worn books. The high school library contains approximately one-thousand volumes, which are kept in order through the year by student librarians. The English IV class studies correct pronunciation. Freshman English students work on a rough grammar test. ,X at ff 'Wu 211 V ,. ' , E . PV' Miss Amy Nichols is head of these departments Efficient student librarians keep the library in order. Student librarians for this year were Clyde Herman, Anita Jacobson, Nancy Davis, Thaine Plank, Don Bohl, and Marian Tobias. A bulletin board being prepared by English I1 students. f.-Q . , . HX' 1 i P T?-eh. I ' My tr e1- - ,QP ,X qs- Y 7 k S A, 5. 4.. K J i TQ Q l a Q . ,,,. ...e .a K. , .xv Y Qi, pg in in 'E X t Ht: . Driver Education And Physical Education The driver education program at Hope Rural High School is dedicated to produce well trained drivers with correct habits, skills, and attitudes. The one semester course is divided into two parts, class room work, and actual driving practice. A physical education course is aimed at teaching the student about the human body and how to develope it physically. The course is divided into two phases, class- room study and gym work. The fundamen tals of football, basketball, tumbling, and boxing were studied this year in the gym portion ofthe course, and were well liked by the freshman students. Clarence Morris, a 1957 graduate of Fort Hay. State Teachers College is head of these departments. The drivers education students study how to change a tire. A game of rough house basketba11 . The Girls' Physical Education Class: Mr. Morris, Judy S. , Glenna S. , Ruth E. , Ila S. , Carol R. , Linda B. , Ilona L. , Karen F. Ken B. , Jim B. , Warren W. , Eldon R. , Jr. C. . Ken Ballantyne, Eldon S. , Mel B. , Phil B. , Gerald M. , Gene S. , Frankie B. , Make S. , Lyal S. , Jim Beem, Jim W. , John D. , Stan L. Lg 1,3 if I -A rw' wif? fvg ' , A gf: 'a N , 65 ,., ws. a. :'QsQ - 91 . -. 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Mr. and Mrs. William Backhus serve as school janitors. The Monkey? Uncle by Jay Tobias Directed by Miss Karen Gerber Presented by The Senior Class of Hope High School November ZZ, 1957 Bonnibel Piper-The Monkey, an orphan-Carolyn Fike Gary Abershaw-The Monkey's Uncle ---- Loren Keller Eudosia Yawky- The Negro Housekeeper -Pat Wooster Rhoda Yates-Gary's Secretary --------- Donna Stroda Minnie Mae Hefferfield-A busybody ---- Marie Tobias Billy Bob Hefferfield-A young bully ------ Tom Hinkle Lili Dalzell-Gary's old flame ---------- Sharon Beltz Mrs. Dufrayne -The aristocratic aunt--Vonna Morgan Peverly Carter -A man of leisure ---------- Don Bohl Sam Higgins -Bonnibel's stepfather ---- - Ronald Davis Milo Higgins-Bonnibel's stepbrother Ronald Riffel . . YOU CALL THIS ODORIFEROUS B-A-W-W-W-W, 1s all Tom Hinkle can say as Marie Tobias looks on. BUNCH OF ONIONS A BOUQUET ? says Sharon Beltz to Pat Wooster, Loren Keller, and Donna Stroda. THE BOND BETWEEN CVL Contest Play Mrs. Haledon Anita Jacobson Miss Brigg Vonna Morgan Joan Donna Stroda Mrs. Carson Pat Wooster Student Council FIRST ROW: Pat Wooster, Ronnie Davis, Carol Hill, Tom Hinkle, Loren' Keller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roper, Steven Miller, Regina Schlesner, John Eshbaugh, Clyde Herman, Kenny Bielefeld, 4 Deanna Roherman, Glenna Schlesner To unite the school, build school spirit, and mold good citizens is the aim of the Hope High student council. This year, as in years day for a better tomorrow. Judy Davis, Eldon Riedy, and Glenna Schlesner model the costumes that won them prizes at the freshman orientation party sponsored by the student council. Lyceum Pro rams Included in the well-rounded curriculum offered by Hope High are the Lyceum Programs sponsored by the Bureau of Lectures and Concert Artists, in connection with the University of Kansas Extension Service. 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I SQUAD iohrer, Steve Miller, Jon Scott, Kenny Xnderson, Gordon Rhodes, Don Bohl, lonnie Pschigoda, Clayton Schmidt, Larr . , ey n erson ichimming, Yakle, Mueller, Eldon Reidy, Cenny Bielefeld, Gene Lquxman, Jim Vuthnow. y GUARDS' Loren Keller Ashl Ad END: Clayton Schmidt TACKLE: Dale Dautel. HHS Basketball Our team fought hard this year we know. They have had little reason to rejoice and clebrate but their never-ceasing determi- nation to fight to the end was very evident. Their efforts were backed up by the ever- encouraging pep club. They hang up their suits this year with hope that next year they can reverse the outcome and come out on the top. KENNY BALLANTYNE CLAYTON SCHMIDT DON BOHL GARY NEUSCHAI-'ER Freshman Sophomore Senior Jumor GORDON RHODES TOM HINKLE Senior Senior LARRY SCHIMMING Sophomore 1 RON DAVIS RON R11-'I-'EL LOREN KELLER ROY BACKHUS Senior Senior Senior Junior fr ak fx , X, if 5 73, j X 11555 M of M' iff ..-, 1 ',., Q 35 535, YQ 1 , , 1 4 f ' 2532 f Ng 1 y ' 232. , K X Ii Aff? . A Wim ,ti if if 52 new A - W'A1 all ,, Q ,,L',,., 3 ' 4 Wm-MX in , X A - fe jx? f 4:5552 5 N' 31 X, LES, qi, wr Q QM? ' 1, .24 rzf fs W' W .m F f wif: if 'A' 5' wi ei W W if 2 KSN . Y ff, Q W W' I Jw -,:, if ww , f fm, ,, fx N ,M 3 f ,rf 1, , 53 2' WM ' W' -A-.M 1 M7 ,T Y' S f x fs ,af ws wgmwemf Ws musk ga? . A- T - actxon EAM C EAM CHEERLEADERS m HEERLEADERS , B-T ' B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Regina Schlesener, Charlotte Riffel, Maylene Beltz, Rosie Riffel. ,N X A-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Carol Hill. Pat Wooster, Sharon Beltz, Anita Jacobson. action Carolyn H. and Stephen M. find, to win a game, don't just blow about it, especially when it's flour. Pep Club 34 The Pep Club joins with the cheerleaders singing the school song. Hope Knocks out Dwight CARMEN ENG LE , Sec . PATTY WOOSTER, STUCO Rep. Seniors SHARON BELTZ, Pres. MARILYNN KLJNGBERG, V. Pres. RONALD DAVIS, STUCO Rep. I . GERALD DORSCH, Sponsor U C O l SUE BROWN, Treas. KAREN GERBER, Sponsor RONNIE RIFI-'EL VONNA MORGAN DF-ANNA BLACK CAROLYN FIKE l , LOREN KELLER ANITA JACCBSON TOM HINKLE 4 Y 'il QP' me .,k,,,. Hb fu..-NW Www- RW 1 N, My ,wb aav Y 25: y Kp.. -ww A, 41 N , ml ,1 ks 1 ig. ,. 9' Q- 8 Q, fs N Q Sf 5 : 1 1 E fn S5551-gi , . x K, K 751 L., W, - Mai. f . ,ggwxw iff. , .f,f-zu' ac. , ,,,f.Qi , , 'mx TZ ,. S N? Egg! in can ,.-n'f? w 355 ,M .M Class IW!! 1, Ashley Anderson, will my ability to stay away from girls to Steve Miller. I, Sharon Beltz, will my parking place in the middle of Herington Lake to my sis, Mayleene. I, Deanna Black, will my ability to get into trouble and talk my way out of it to Larry Schimming who can't even find trouble. I, Don Bohl, will the hair on my chest to stuff the pillows in the Home Ec. cottage. I, Marilyn Brockmeier, will my driving ability to Anita Altmann. I, Sue Brown, will my neatness and quietness to my sis, Linda. I, Ronald Davis, will my love affairs in the hall to Phyllis and Gary. I, Carmen Engle, will my wedding plans to Miss Nichols. I, Carolyn Fike, will my ability to sleep in class and still know what's going on to Dale Dautel who doesn't sleep in class, but still doesn't know what's going on. I, Tom I-linkle, will my short black curly hair to Connie McGuire. I, Eula Ilczuk, will my neat locker to Carolyn Rhodes. A I, Anita Jacobson, will my brains to the biology class for analyzing. I. Loren Keller, will my ability to get along with girls to Jon Eshbaugh. I, Marilynn Klingberg, will my ability to hen-peck a certain boy to Carol Hill. I. Vonna Morgan, will my ability to touch my nose with my tongue to anyone whose nose is a long way from their mouth. I, Sylvia Nely, will my pony tail to Carolyn Hartman. I, Gordon Rhodes, will my slow manners and ability to never worry about anything to Fern Wingerd. I, Ronnie Riffel, will my loud boistrous laugh to Jerry Brouhard. 1. Donna Stroda, will my sex appeal to Ruth Ann Engle. I, Marie Tobias, will my little blue ribbon to the next girl who gets a guys class ring 1, Pat Wooster, will my ability not to blush when embarrassed to Clarice Bryant. To the Freshmen we will our interests in English. Keep that interest for two more years. To the Sophomores we will our ability to humor the teachers. To the Juniors we will our American History books, history notes, shot-gun tests, and any other such historical items they might need. To the faculty we will our combinations of vim. vigor, and vitality. 5, ,,, Wg - K 5 .Q N gl i ,ug .,,. A -155.--ffgf .,i,,:,-,lg -' 2 - is 2 is '31 Class Prophecy WHAT ? ? ? Class or 1958 Reunion WHEN ? ? ? Homecoming of 1968 WHERE? ? ? Hope High School WHO? ? ? Graduates of 1958 When they graduated not many knew what they would be doing or not be doing in the next ten years. Now, ten years later, all twenty-one have returned to dear 'ole Hope High for the 1968 Homecoming Reunion. Ashley Anderson, attired in his black suit, has returned from his missionary post in the South Sea Islands where he preaches to the hula-hula girls. Just as in high school Sharon Beltz is busy as ever. She is doing triple-duty as a clerk in the grocery store, waiting on tables at Mom's Cafe and in her spare time she takes care of the Sauer's Seven. Deanna Black is now a model for the Girlish Girdles for Feminine Fatties Co. She plans to continue her work there for quite a stretch . The guy who never gave up in an argument in high school has now become a lawyer. Believe you me, Don Bohl hasn't lost a case yet! Little Marilyn Brockmeier has become a private secretary to one of I-Ierington's leading businessmen. She still has her eye on those Herington men. Sue Brown has .taken time out from her laboratory work to attend the reunion. She is attempting to perfect a new formula to remove freckles. It seems good to have Ron Davis back too. We see he has finally traded that gold class ring for a silver wedding band. The former Carmen Engle is now the better half in an ownership of a Frigid Queen ! Her six children are helping as the car-hops. As a registered nurse in the Walter Reed Hospital Carolyn Fike has more fun keeping the patients roaring with laughter. Everyone is glad to hear that Eula Ilczuk has been chosen Mother of the Year for showing her motherhood abilities in raising such a fine son. We understand Tom Hinkle has taken time out from his farm work where he sings I've Got Those Milk'em in the Mornin', Milk'em in the Evenin' Blues to be with his classmates. Being the first woman driver for the Greyhound Bus Lines, Anita Jacobson has chart- ered a special bus for this occasion. Loren Keller has become a dignified business executive. He makes his work interest- ing with a line of chorus girls as his secretaries. Marilynn Klingberg who has been slaving away on that little farm just outside of town has left the four little ones fcute and mindful as can bel with Donnie. Vonna Morgan is now the wife of a captain sai1ing the seas in their own private ship. They are fortunate in having a crew of their very own. As a hillbilly singer Sylvia Nely is doing her own entertaining on her dude ranch in Texas. Gordon Rhodes who couldn't bear to leave Hope High has returned to head the math and science department. He seems to enjoy working with figures! Ronnie Riffel has replaced Mel Allen as sportscaster and is living leisurely in his single room apartment on the 564, 000. 00 he won on a sports quiz program. The class of 1958 even has a celebrity, Donna Stroda, who was elected Miss America for l968. We were sorry to hear that she had to give up her title when her nine little ones came to congratulate her. At the Forbes Air Force Base in Topeka Marie Tobias is the head secretary and bookkeeper to General Mike. We are glad to find that Pat Wooster is doing quite well with her thirty children. Don get us wrongg she is now a school teacher. So we spend the rest of the evening chatting about the good 'ole days in 1958. 'r funior Class FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hatfield, Sponsor, Janet Senner, Anita Altmann, Phyllis Jacobson, Carol Hill, Barbara lhde, Carolyn Rhodes, Mr. Yakle, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Joanne Klassen, Carolyn Hartman, Clarice Bryant, Steve Miller, Dale Wingerd Janet Rutz, Pat Schneider, Marian Tobias. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Rutz, Mary Rhodes, Gary Neuschafer, Roy Backhus, John Eshbaugh, Jon Scott, Judy Rutz. CLASS OFFICERS Jon Scott, Secretary, Gary Neuschafer, President, John Eshbaugh, Stuco Repre- sentative, Carolyn Rhodes, Treasurer, Phyllis Jacobson, Vice-President, Carol Hill, Stuco Representative. J .1 Sophomore Class FIRST ROW: Miss Nichols, Sponsor, Margaret Helbach, Linda Ihde, Charlotte Riffel, Thaine Plank, Jim Hinkle, Fern Wingerd, Mayleene Beltz, Mary Bernhardt, Mr. Nonken, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Rose Riffel, Linda Fry, Deanna Roehrman, Denis Anderson, Gene Schaaf, Paul Wolfe, Bill Rickenbrode, Joan Weber, Regina Schlesener, Nancy Davis. THIRD ROW: Gary Cox, Gayle Graham, Clyde Hermon, Von Pschigoda, Dwight Long, Fred Rohrer, Mary Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Gary Vincent, Dale Dautel, Clayton Schmidt, Larry Schimming, Raymond Bielefeld, Jerry Brouhard. CLASS OFFICERS y Clyde Hermon, Stuco Representative, i Gene Schaaf, President, Paul Wolfe, Vice- President, Regina Schlesener, Stuco Representative, Charlotte Riffel, Treasurer, Linda Fry, Secretary. Freshman Class FIRST ROW: Mr. Taylor, Sponsor, Glenna bchlesener, Ilona Lindsay, Ruth Engle, Carol Rutz lla Jo Schultz, Connie McGuire, Judy Davis, Linda Brown, Karen Fischer, Mr. Morris, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Beem, Kenny Bielefeld, Frank Beihler, Jimmy Burwell, Clark Brewer, Elden Reidy, Warren Weber, Junior Cameron. THIRD ROW: Priscilla Gravatt, Gene Schlesener, Mike Scott, Lyle Sadar, Jimmy Wuthnow, Stanley Lauxman, Phil Bryant. John Donelly, Judy Stroda. FOURTH ROW: Elden Schlesener, Kenny Ballantyne, Gerald Mueller, Melvin Bauxman. CLASS OFFICERS Mike Scott, Vice-President, Kenny Ballantyne, President, Kenny Bielefeld, Stuco Representative, Judy Davis, Secretary, Glenna Schlesener, Stuco Representative, Karen Fischer, Treasurer. NO EXPLANATION NEEDED, IS THAT NOT RIGHT YAKLE? AND HE'S TRYING TO TEACH US TO DRIVE? ? ? NO FOOLIN' THIS IS COOLYN' EXCLAIMS PHYLLJS. POWERFUL LIQUID!l!l DIGNIFIED SENIORS?!? YOU MOVED flf HOME SWEET HOME 1'VE GOT YOU NOW LITTLE MAN SWEET SPOONFUL CAF FEINE KING CHANGING PARTNERS , 'r S ' ,AQ ix, ' A' ' W. ' 'wi if Wi' fy f J zz 3' ,535 THE Two SMALL Favs wHo EDITED THIS SECTION WOW!! WHAT A NIGHT!!! TEENAGE CUTIE? ? ?! N STR W4 sd' PA cf- df X X45 'X f44am,,., . W a xv ,., -4' Q' THANKS ------ TO THE ADVERTIZERS WHO HELPED SPONSOR THE 1958 LIONS ROAR Deatrick Shoe Store Put Yourself ln Our Shoes Herington Kansas I-' MCGOWAN PRODUCE We Buy Eggs and Cream Herington Kansas zzpinr--Y - The Cottage Shop Be A Queen in Your Cottage With A Cottage Shop Dress Ruth Ficholtz, Owner Telephone 533 612 N. W. Third Street O'Conner C utberth Continental Gram Co. Grains, Feeds , Seeds Fertilizer Custom Grinding Mixing H. J. Riffel-Mgr. 202 E. Main Phone 269 Abilgne Kansas Herington Kansas H p g FORD I. K. Lay and Son Parts COMPLIMENTS Sales Food Market 1 OF Service Service With A Smi1e A Phone 25 I F rzend Hope Kansas Herington Kansas BERT'S BEAUTY SHOP Wuthnow's F urniture Phone 54 Herington Kansas Hope, Kansas E W. O. Wuthnow R. D. Wuthnow U JURY 8: KREHBIEL HOPE Kansas Abilene, Kansas ' LOCKARD at MYERS IMPLEMENT co. Modern Power - Farm Equipment 'Hegrington Telephone 162 p Kansas BEA ------ llLIONln 50 BOOSTER Compliments of KRUEGER SHOE SHOP Hope, Kansas TOM'S BARBER SHOP Herington, Kansas HOW ARD KEE L Men's Wear Abilene, Kansas BRUCE V. THAYER DENTIST Phone 2.74 2l3lfZ N. Cedar Abilene, Kansas Tatge Chemical Company Herington, Kansas Distributors Of Tox-O-Wik Applicators Tox-O-Wik Chemicals Tox-O-Wik Feed Bunk Kits Tox- O-Wik Hog Oilers KEENE BARBER SHOP Abilene Kansas f lr For Petroleum Products Call 68 Collect ROHSON OIL CO. Abilene Kansas DANIEL PETERSON A. B. . M. D. Phones: Office 8 Residence 71 I-Terington, Kansas J.C. PENNEY CO. Store That Thrift Built Vaughn's Flowers t Herington Kansas DON REESE JEWELRY NIKKEL'S INSURANCE 'fSay It With Flowers SERVICE Phone 514 Fire-Auto-Life Herington, Kansas Abilene, Kansas Phone Z4 Aj-Iflerington Kansas F HERINGTON ANIMAL PRIEM MILLINERY MONTGOMERY WARD HOSPITAL AND STYLE SHOPPE Dr. R. W. Hayes, Catalog Store Veterinarian Abilene, Kansas 107 N. W. 3rd Phone Z3 Herington, Kans. SATISFACTION SHOUSE IMPLEMENT GUARANTEED COMPANY Sales and Service Erna Vzahl ZO5 N. Bucke e Ph. 4 5 - -I Abilene Kansas Abilene, Kansas Flrst National Bank DR. GEORGE C. STEINBERGER, M. D. CHANDLER'S General Surgery. DRESS SHOP 212-lf2 N. Cedar Street Phone 96 Abilene, Kansas I8 N. Broadway WISSING MOTOR C OMPANY Buick-Sales And Se rvice - Olive r Abilene Kansas T.. SAVLMON GARAGE Bear Wheel Aligning Phone 163 400 W. Buckeye Abilene, Kansas AG Food Center Chet's Food Market Staple And Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits, Vegetables 81 Meats Safety Courtesy Service Coup And Meuli Insurance of All Kinds - Hope Kansas 51 CHUCK LORENZ Motor Co. , Inc. WILSON BROS. PAINT STORE Contracting Paint- S TANDARD SE RVIC E Your Friendly Ford i Wallpaper-Glass Phone Z4 Dealer 303 Cedar Abilene, Ks. Hope Kansas Abilene Kansas i A STONE ELECTRIC KEITCH TV RADIO SERVICE RIFFEL'S SHOE STORE SERVICE Business or Residential City Club - Velvet Step Phone 18 Town and Country Wiring Weatherbirds Herington Kansas Herington Kansas Hope Kansas BURBACK'S McDONALD'S Stationery lsr Typewriter Co. Herington, Kansas 317 Broadway Abilene Kansas Hope Lions Club DR. R. F. PIERCE Harrison Building Herington, Kansas BANKS IMPLEMENT CO. Sales Service Complete Lines Of Farm Equipment Abilene Kansas I Wuthnow -'Eshbaug Funeral Home H. MILLE RS TAVE RN Coldest Beer In Abilene 207 West lst Abilene Kansas JACK 81 JILL SHOP We Major In Minors dl I Liberty Ambulance Oxygen Equipped Intelligence Courteous O111' Efficient NatiOr1S Service Safety Phone Z9Y Hope Drive To Arrive Alive Bankes Drug Store Lederle 8: Globe Vet Supplies Salsbury's and Lee Hope Kansas Poultry Remedies Prompt, Accurate and Courteous Service WALKER'S EL RECO STATION E. F. Bankes Gas- Lubrication- Oil 8: Tires-Batteries and 304 North Cedar H. V. Atchison I All Auto Supplies v Abilene Kansas Abilene Kansas Hope Phone 65 Kansas I NoRv1LLE'ls JEWELRY ll J- I I I ' LI-1OY.D'5 FOOD STORE Diamonds-Watches- The Unlted Quality Foods At Low Prices We De1iver Hope Phone 155 Kansas Gifts Watch Repair Phone 62. Herington Kansas FAIRMONT We Sell Ice Cream Products and Buy . Cream, Poultry and Eggs Mr. 8: Mrs. John Tabb Hope Kansas 52 SAUNDRA'S BAKERY Special Attention To Decorated Cakes i A Complete Line Of Bakery Goods Herington Kansas 4 w Trust Company Abilene, Kansas capita Sl00,000. oo .Investments - Auto Financing Life Insurance Trust Department Stocks And Bonds F. H. A. Home Loans General Insurance Safety Deposit Boxes STILES Grocery and Market SCANLAN SEWING Compliments Locker Service MACHINE CO. OF 102 W. Main DUCKWALL'S STORE Herington Kansas Abilene, Kansas Abilene Kansas r Phone 245 DAILY HOTEL Herington, Kansas Compliments ox ROYAL CROWN CO. Abilene Kansas ABILENE FLORAL CO. Say It With Flowers We Wire Flowers Everywhere Harold Olsen Florist Abilene Phone 458 Kansas COTTON SHOP Barbette Dresses-Lingerie Mojud Hosiery-Skirts Millinery-Blouses Blanche B. Brown Hope Kansas 1, . SIMPSON STUDIO Portraits, Weddings and Commercial Photography Herington Kansas THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Member of F. D. I. C. Abilene Kansas SMITH BOOK STORE School Supplies Gifts 8: Novelties Herington Kansas I' DEINES CAFE Phone 53, Hope Kansas H 1 HOPE CLEANERS Cleaning, Pressing and Alterations Hope Phone l76X Kansas HOISE VARIETY STORE ---- ELSIE KOCH SENIOR PHOTOS In Annual BY Bacon G Woltz Studios Osage City, Kansas Des Moines, Iowa KELCH'S Skating Rink Drive Inn 8: Cafe VIOLAS in Abile ne TIP TOP CAFE Abilene Kansas ABELINE RADIO 8: TV Phone 496 307 N. Cedar YOUR RCA DEALER Drs. Harry and Rxchard , , . . Whztworth s M oszer Mom s Cale 1 H y-K las Food Store Bank of Herington Building AT Groceries, Fresh Meats Business Phone 103 REEQQEEBOLOEDPRICES- Vegetables Re side nce Phone 240 Herington Kansas Herington, Kansas Open Every Night til' 8:00'Except Sundays Abilene Kansas 53 SOUTH SIDE 66 SERVICE FRED LEE at SONS Furniture , . Kenneth Mall, M r. Mayta -Fri idaire Herlngtontroodllner 401 S. Buckeyeg Zenith grv Abilene Phone 1786 Kansas Herington Kansas ABILENE THEATRES EDWARDS PHARMACY HERINGTON Plaza-Trail End Drive Inn PRESCRIPTIONS Movies Are The Best The Rexall Store KANSAS 8: Cheapest Entertainment Phone 109 Abilene Kansas Herington Kansas For Insurance At The Most DR. J. A. STEEDE Reasonable Rate See Your C h d S FARMER ALLIANY INS. 312-1f2 N. -Broadway AGENT Phone 222 H. A. PAGENHOFF Abilene, Kansas Ladies' Herington, Kansas 7 ' And DR. FRED D. WEAVER Men's Wear DANITSCHEK APPLIANCE 207lf2 N. Cedar Appliances-Heating Phone 1307 HERINGTON KANSAS Air Conditioning Abilene, Kansas Carl Danitschek Herington Kansas The Oldest Bank In Dickinslonl BROADWAY BOWLING Bowl for Health County Now Has The Newest In Facilities To Serve You. MORGAN 8: HOFFMAN Chevrolet Service and Sales Goodyear Tires And Recriraiionu Texaco Gas Herington, Kansas The CIIIZEIIS Bank Admiral TV J' I' Case I p pp Hope ,Phone 10 Kansas HAMBURG'S MEMBER F.D. 1.c. Cl-ARK'S SHOE SHOP Dry Goods Sn Ready-To-Wear Don 81 Blanche Krueger I ABILENE KANSAS 323 Broadway Abilene Kansas Abilene Kansas A.M. WARD-JEWELER DR. PAUL G. HUTCHINSON W, H, LQWRY Russell Hardware GEMOLOGIST Optometrist . . . . Farmelds Nat,1. Bank Bldg. Sherwin Williams Paints Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas Television , ' G TRI-COUNTY SALES, INC. Appliances BH DR. MAX L. LONG I Chiropractor Phone 18 310 North Cedar ' . Phone 56 I Abilene Kansas Hope Kansas Herington, Kansas ' ' 'A 311 'Q 'VM Q , CARLTQN CAFE G and B VICKERS SERVICE TEXACO STATION Phone 87 . Good Food 110 N. Buckeye Cecil Kuhn--Jim Anderson Abilene Kansas Abilene Kansas Hope Kansas 54 Compliments of REF LECTOR CHRONICLE Roehrman Lumber 6 Hardware THE REXALL STORE W. L., Boyd Dr. Hess Remedies Hallmark Cards Franklin Products Abilene Kansas Everything for g gg g The Builder Hope Kansas RED'S SHOE SHOP If You Don't See It Ask For it Donahue West Main 1 Ph.-me l7 Funeral Home Herington Kansas Hope Kansas RONALD RICE MOTOR S' LENA'S CO. Ambulance Service Your Chevrolet, One Mile Oldsmobile Telephone 4 West on U. S. 40 and Cadillac Dealer Abilene Kansas Abilene Kansas Herington Kansas Drs. Danielson. Gilliland G Dozier Office: Bank of Herington Building Dillon Farmers Co-op Assn. NATURICH FEEDS P. O. Elmo, Kansas CO- OP PRODUC TS CONNIES BURGER HUT Open 9:30 a. m. to l2 p. m. Abilene Kansas GAMB LES The Friendly Store Herington Kansas Dillon Kansas Two BIG Stores Abilene Kansas GOODELL'S JEWELRY Bulova-Elgin-Hamilton DR. O. S. EMIG Watches Optometrist Gifts For Every Denny Kleppel' Phone 6 Occasion lAppointment Onlyl Abilene, Kansas . . Herington, Kansas f A It -.. O11 Co. E, NUSTYLE BEAUTY 81 BARBER SHOP ALTMANN GARAGE 105 W. 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