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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1961 volume:

61 HOPE HIGH SCHOOL Hope, Kansas The Lion’s Roar Judy Davis, Editor Table Of Contents Dedication Page 3 Faculty Page 7 Graduates Page 11 Undergraduates Page 19 Activities Page 27 Sports Page 45 Humor Page 53 Advertising Page 55 Autographs Page 63 2 Clark Brewer Dedication We, of the Class of 1961 lost an outstanding member and friend when Clark Brewer passed away during our Junior year. Because of our deep regard and affection for him, we have placed the plaque pictured here, in our school in his memory. We also dedicate this yearbook to Clark - “an outstanding citizen in the home, school, and community. Clark was active in the following organizations: F.F.A. ChoralAces, Band, Boy Scouts of America, 4-H, Christian Sunday School and Church at Hope. Clark had many interesting and varied hobbies, one of his greatest ambitions was to fly an airplane solo by his sixteenth birthday. His pleasant personality, co-operative attitude, and unselfish interest in the wel- fare of others will always be remembered by all who knew him. HOPE HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION Cecil Kuhn Howard Fry Milton Jacobson The Administration SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Jack Sloan OFFICE SECRETARY Mrs. La Verna Wuthnow 6 MRS. FLORENCE HATFIELD Vocational Homemaking MR. CLARENCE MORRIS Physical Education Driver's Education Basketball Coach Junior Sponsor MR. WILLIAM YAKLE Social Science Football Coach Senior Sponsor MR. JOE HEWITT Science Sophomore Sponsor The i. J MR. ROBERT HALEY English Library Freshman Sponsor Faculty MR. HARLEY McDANIEL Vocational Agriculture MRS. LEILA RHODES Mathematics Senior Sponsor MR. E. C. SCOTT Instrumental Music Freshman Sponsor ASSISTANT Sylvia Brockmeier, Shirley Helbach, Ilona Provance LIBRARIANS Lloyd Webber, Phyllis Wuthnow, Cheryl Davis COOKS CUSTODIANS Mr. Mrs. William Backhus Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs. Cecil Rickenbrode, Mrs. Dan Brunner, Mrs. Blanche Davis. BUS DRIVERS STUDENT BUS DRIVERS Jack Stroda, Bryan Gravatt, Melvin Davis, Wallace Walker, Herb Schlmming. Kenny Ballantyne, Phil Bryant, Mike Scott, Kenny Bielefeld. tytcwUcateb KENNY BIELEFELD F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,3,4; Track 1,2; STUCO 1; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer - President 4; Basketball Man- ager 4. JUDY DAVIS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; STUCO 3,4; Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; B Cheerleader 2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Class Officer - Secretary 1; Vice-President 4; Class Play 3,4. GLENNA SCHLESENER Band 1,2,3,4; Twirler 3,4; Clarinet Quartet 1,2,3; Choral Aces 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 1; Triple Trio 3; Homecoming Attendant 1,3; B Cheerleader 2; A Cheerleader 3,4; Captain 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; STUCO 1,3; Secretary 3; Class Officer - Vice- President 2,3; Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Sales Manager 4; Class Play 3,4. JUDY STRODA Band 1,2,3,4; Twirler 2,3,4; Horn Trio 3; Brass Sextet 3; Choral Aces 1,2,3; Triple Trio 2,3; Girls' Glee 1; B Cheerleader 2,3; A Cheerleader 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Class Officer - Treasurer 4, STUCO 2; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Secretary 4. 12 JIM BEEM Basketball 2,3,4; Captam 4; Track 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Boys’ Glee 4; Choral Aces 4; STUCO 4; Vice President 4; Annual Staff 4; Treasurer 4; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer - Secretary 2; President 3. I LA JO SCHULTZ Choral Aces 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,4; Senior Trio 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; B Cheerleader 2; A Cheer- leader 3,4; Class Play 3,4; STUCO 2,4; Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer - Treasurer 4. DEAN HENRICKS Transferred from Woodbine 3; F.F.A. 3,4; Basket- ball 3,4; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Boys' Glee 4; Choral Aces 4; STUCO 4; President 4; Annual Staff 4. MIKE SCOTT F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; President 4; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Basketball 1; Class Officer - Vice- President 1; President 2; STUCO 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Assistant Business Manager 3; Business Manager 4; Class Play 3,4; Athletic Manager 4; Boys' Glee 4. KENNY BALLANTYNE Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Track 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer - President 1; STUCO 2,3,4; Class Play 3. RUTH ANN ENGLE Band 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Degrees Chairman 3; Choral Aces 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 1,4; Junior Trio 3; Senior Trio 4; Clarinet Quartet 2,3; Sax Trio 3; Annual Staff 4; Triple Trio 3,4; Class Play 3,4. PHIL BRYANT Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. UN DA SMITH Girls' Glee 1; Band 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Pianist 2,3; Choral Aces 1,2,3; Junior Trio 3, Sax Trio 3; Class Officer - Treasurer 2; Secretary 3. JOHN DONNELLY F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Basketball 2,4; Football 4. ELDEN RIEDY Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Boys' Glee 4. - JIM WUTHNOW F.F.A. 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Track 1; Class Play 3; One Act Play 3. ILONA PROVANCE Band 1,2,3; Clarinet Quartet 3; Choral Aces 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 2; Triple Trio 3; Junior Trio 3; Senior Trio 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Class Play 3. FRANKIE BIEHLER Track 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3. PRISCILLA GRAVATT Choral Aces 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,4; Triple Trio 2,3,4; Junior Trio 3; Senior Trio 4; Band 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Treasurer 3; Class Play 3,4; Trumpet Trio 2,3. STANLEY LAUXMAN Football 1,2,4; Basketball 3,4; Class Play 3; STUCO 4; Parliamentarian 4. WARREN WEBER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Track 1. GENE SCHLESENER Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3; Boys' Glee 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3. CAROL RUTZ F. H.A. 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 1,2,4; Choral Aces 3,4; STUCO 3; Class Play 3. Class Will I, Kenny Ballantyne, will my ability to forge signatures on grade cards to Bill Scott. I, Jim Beem, will my ability to turn three tight kitties in one intersection to Mr. Morris. I, Frankie Biehler, will my A's in History to Jerry Esbaugh. I, Kenny Bielefeld, will my ability to get along with girls to Lloyd Webber. I, Phil Bryant, will my ability to goof off to Mike Morgan. I, Judy Davis, will my ability to cover up my embarrassment in psychology class to Shirley Helbach. I, John Donnelly, will all my unexcused absences to Lynn Cook. I, Ruth Ann Engle, will my ability to study figures in bookkeeping to Jim Oliver, who studies the wrong kind of figures. I, Priscilla Gravatt, will my horsemanship to Gayle Morgan. I, Dean Henricks, will the STUCO Representatives tonext year's President, if he thinks he can handle them. I, Stanley Lauxman, will my ability to skip school and get away with it to Tom Haire, who isn't so luchy. I, Ilona Provance, will my ability to miss at least one day of school a week through my Senior year to Gayle Morgan. I, Elden Riedy, will my ability to use my knees in football to Donnie Haire. I, Carol Rutz, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Joyce Riedy. I, Gene Schlesener, will my ability to skip school and go duck hunting to Chuck Kuhn. I, Glenna Schlesener, will my ability to always find some excuse to get out of 7th hour study hall, all four years, to Cheryl Kuhn. I, Ila Jo Schultz, will my big hips to Patty Riffel. I, Mike Scott, will my athletic trainership abilities to Maurice Henricks, who I'm sure will set a good example, also. I, Linda Smith, will my red hair and hot temper to Letha Long. I, Judy Stroda, will my ability to talk my way out of very difficult situations in the office to Sharon Pschigoda. I, Warren Weber, will a ream of typing paper to Maurice Henricks. I, Jim Wuthnow, will my wicked speed shifts and tore up transmissions to Tom Haire who is catching on rapidly. We, the Seniors, will to the Juniors our ability to make it through that last tough year. We, the Seniors, will to the Sophomores, any old papers lying around including book reports, old test papers, stale jokes, and unexcused absences, giggles and laughs. We, the Seniors, will to the Freshmen, our pleasing personalities, neat appearnaces, and indifference to criticisms. We, the Seniors, will leave to the Faculty our deepest appreciation and thanks for their untiring patience, and co-operative attitude in helping us fulfill our high school edu- cation. 16 Class Prophecy After ten years we the 1961 graduating class of Hope High School have assembled again for a class reunion. We came from all points of the United States to Hope, Kansas. Much has happened since the night we graduated. Priscilla Gravatt, is working as secretary for a Wall Street Broker in New York City, where Donnie is still on the run. Carol Rutz, is now married and is raising a little navy of her own on the U.S.S. Royce. Judy Stroda, was elected Miss Gambles of 1970. We were sorry to hear that she had to give up her title when her five little ones came in to congratulate her. Ila Jo Schultz, who is still unmarried, is operating a modeling school in California. The only difference from her high school days is that Mike has to drive 2400 miles further to see her. Ruth Ann Engle and Judy Davis, are now secretaries at the Air Force Base in Hawaii. They are operating a secret spy ring to keep track of their hubbies. ” They've taken up hula dancing as a side line. We wonder who will be spying on who now? ?? Warren Weber, we were sorry that you couldn't be with us today, but while you were doing some of your fancy roadwork, you were caught by Elmer who is now our county sheriff. Jim Beem, has never quite reconciled himself to the fact that someday he'll have to quit going steady and take the plunge into matrimony. Kenny Ballentyne and Phil Bryant, now are in the barbering business. They need two nurses to patch up their victims. Would you accommodate them Janet and Linda?(They did their cut- ting up in high school quite differently ) Frankie Biehler, is now manager of the Pilsen Starlite Ballroom where he gives dancing lessons. (We've heard about the overtime Frank.) Kenny Bielefeld, instead of drawing pictures on the desks at school, is now a big time artist; drawing pictures on his desk at the White House. He has changed from drawing Donald Duck to Yogie Bear. Mike Scott, we know that your little Ila, has been sick lately; and we know that you are a Veterinarian. Really, wouldn't a doctor be better? Stanley Lauxman, is now managing his own all girl baseball team. He has hopes of bringing the team out of the cellar, if he only uses the right strategy on his girls. Dean Henricks, who now is an agricultural teacher, specializes in raising chickens. I guess we all knew he would end up with some Chick. John Donnelly, who thought cars were just made for souping up, finds out now that the soup goes across the table not under the hood. Gene Schlesener, you have been in the Navy now for 10 years. You still hold the rank of Seaman 3rd Class, after becoming Captain a few times. I guess you want to make a career of it. Linda Smith, is now in Miami Beach, Florida, where she is using her shorthand ability while sitting on her boss's lap. The boss is Danny Smith. She must keep things in the family. Glenna Schlesener, is now the better half in an ownership of the Fuller Brush Co. She keeps her 15 children spotless and clean. Jim Wuthnow, has become a dignified business executive. His work is no longer such a bore with his line of Abilene Chorus Girls as secretaries. Elden Riedy, is still bookkeeper at old Hope High with Mr. Sloan as Principal. It seems he never did spend enough time in the office during high school. (He's still making up time for hunting ducks on school time ) Ilona Provance, is now an expert mechanic. After 11 years, she successfully repairs household equipment after it has been worked over by her mechanic husband. 17 SENIOR CLASS MEETING Planning the Senior Sneak SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Kenny Bielefeld, President; STANDING: Ila Jo Schultz, Stuco. Rep. Judy Stroda, Treasurer; Judy Davis, Vice President; Jim Beem, Stuco. Rep. AMERICAN HISTORY CLASS Dodge City and the Wild West 18 SENIOR BOOKKEEPING CLASS Income Tax—Serious Business TfacU tynacU if , ■ .' Shirley Helbach STUCO DeWayne Backhus Se cretary Jerry Eshbaugh President Wilbert Lueth Vice-President Off 1962 The Junior English Class working on term papers. Bob Meyer Treasurer ■ HMMF- s- Gordon Davis STUCO Mock Election sponsored by Govern- ment Class. Fourth Hour Typing Class Class Meeting Glenda Engle Darlene Stltes Eldred Brockmeier Marilyn Hinkle I Mike Morgan Edgar Wingerd Phyllis Wuthnow 21 Fourth Hour Biology Class Sophomore Agriculture Class Sophomore Class Meeting First Hour Biology Class dissecting fish Linda Gravatt Marion Lauxman John Hodgden Merlene Birka Letha Long Ruth Bombardier Joyce Riedy Karen Anderson Kenny Gantenbein Raymond Wolf STUCO Linda Wuthnow Secretary Class Off Donnie Haire Vice-President A Freshman Class Meeting Boys' Physical Education Class The Freshman Home Economics Class fitting garments Algebra I Frances Hickam Joe Hoffman David Feeney Linda Weber Ray Stites Connie Davis Marilyn Lorson Shirley Brockmeier Ronnie Haire Rickey Holloway rfctivitieb JUDY DAVIS ANNUAL EDITOR Annual Staff The annual staff of 1961 devoted many hours of their time completing this yearbook. We owe many thanks to Mrs. Florence Hatfield, our Yearbook Sponsor; and Mr. Gerald Dorsch, our photo- grapher; for dedicating their time to- wards making our yearbook a success. MIKE SCOTT BUSINESS MANAGER ANNUAL STAFF: Seated, Glenna Schlesener; Judy Stroda, Secretary; Judy Davis, Editor; Jim Beem, Treasurer; Mike Scott, Business Manager; Mrs. Florence Hatfield, Yearbook Sponsor; Standing, Kenny Ballantyne; Kenny Bielefeld; Ruth Ann Engle; Dean Henricks; Ila Jo Schultz; Phyllis Wuthnow; Chuck Kuhn. 28 Student Council The Student Council of Hope High School works to promote high standards of citizenship, and endeavors to create an interest in the school through pro- moting various projects. A few of the highlights of the Student Council of 1961 were: Christmas Program; the Homecoming Ceremonies and Dance; sponsoring Dress-Up Day and the installment of a pop machine for use by the high school students. DEAN HENRICKS STUCO PRESIDENT J Scene from Christmas Program sponsored by STUCO December 23, 1961. Larry Abeldt and Sharon Pschigoda. STUDENT COUNCIL: Seated, Stanley Lauxman, Parliamentarian; Judy Davis, Secretary; Dean Henricks, President; Jim Beem, Vice-President; Ila Jo Schultz, Treasurer; Mr. Harley McDaniels, Student Council Sponsor. Standing, Janet Plank, Gayle Morgan, Kenny Ballantyne, Gordon Davis, Jim Oliver, Raymond Wolf, Patty Riffel, Shirley Helbach. 29 ROW ONE: Left to Right, Gienna Dautel, Lynda Klingberg, Ruth Bombardier, Delores Lorson, Cheryl Kuhn, Evelyn Rickenbrode, Davis, Margaret Schaaf, Yvonne Schimming, Phyllis Wuthnow, Danny Coup, Ray Stites, Tom McLain, Ricky Holloway, Wayne Tom Haire, Sharon Rohrer, Danny Falen, Marilyn Lorson, Joyce Riedy, Lynn Cook. ROW FOUR: Linda Gravatt, Lois Long, Gayle DRUM ENSEMBLE TROMBONE TRIO Linda Wuthnow, Linda Gravatt, Gayle Morgan, Lois Danny Falen, Marilyn Lorson, Joyce Riedy. Long, Linda Weber. Judy Deines, Robert Meyer, Kenny Gantenbein, Joe Hoffman. ROW TWO: Janice Hartman, Joyce Rutz, Barbara Backhus, Connie Henricks, Ronald Schlesener, Mike Morgan. ROW THREE: Shirley Brockmeier, Sharon Pschlgoda, Sylvia Brockmeier, Jim Oliver, Morgan, Linda Weber, Linda Wuthnow, Bill Scott, Edgar Wingerd, Mr. Scott (director) TRUMPET TRIO Ricky Holloway, Tom Haire, Joe Hoffman. CLARINET QUARTET Lynda Klingberg, Ruth Bombardier, Dolores Lorson, Connie Davis. GAYLE MORGAN Drum Major 3 Vocal Music SENIOR TRIO Ilona Provance, Ila Jo Schultz, Priscilla Gravatt, Ruth Ann Engle, accompanist. JUNIOR QUARTET Phyllis Wuthnow, accompanist; Evelyn Rickenbrode, Shirly Helbach, Gayle Morgan, Marilyn Hinkle. SOPHOMORE TRIO Ruth Bombardier, Karen Anderson, Cheryl Davis, and Lynda Klingberg. BOYS' GLEE ROW ONE: Wilbert Lueth, Raymond Wolf, Lynn Cook, Ronnie Schlesener, Gene Schlesener, Joe Hoffman, Ricky Holloway. ROW TWO: Elden Riedy, Robert Meyer, Dean Henricks, Tom Haire, Larry Abelt, Mike Scott, Edgar Wingerd. FRESHMAN OCTET Patty Riffel, Connie Davis, Linda Wuthnow, Shirley Brockmeier, Marilyn Lorson, Sharon Pschigoda, Linda Weber, Cheryl Kuhn. BOYS' QUARTET Joe Hoffman, Rickey Holloway, Wilbert Leuth, Edgar Wingerd. Sing and be happy! All of the vocal groups were larger this year than last, and there were more performances given. Having an audience to sing for makes music much more enjoyable. The mixed chorus and both glee clubs participated in the vocal clinic in our new D. M. League on February 15 at Solomon. Mr. John Sample from Kansas WesleyanUni- versity was the director there, and an inter- esting and varied program was presented in the evening. All of the groups performed at some time during the year including singing for the upper elementary grades at school, Open House, the Christmas Assembly, Lion's Club, Navarre Community Program, and various church groups. The listeners were always appreciative of the groups they heard perform. GIRLS' GLEE FIRST ROW: Cheryl Kuhn, Shirley Helbach, Linda Weber, Karen Anderson, Patty Riff el, Sharon Pschigoda, Jackie Stroda. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Lorson, Glenda Engle, Linda Wuthnow, Priscilla Gravatt, Ruth Ann Engle, Shirley Brockmeier, Connie Davis, Miss Clara Zunkel, director; THIRD ROW: Ila Jo Schultz, Lois Long, Phyllis Wuthnow, Carol Rutz, Darlene Stites, Cheryl Davis, Dolores Lorson. 34 TRIPLE TRIO Marilyn Hinkle, Karen Anderson, Lynda Klingberg, Judy Deines, Cheryl Davis, Priscilla Gravatt, Ruth Ann Engle, Janet Plank, Gayle Morgan, Shirley Helbach. CHORAL ACES FIRST ROW: Miss Clara Zunkel, Director; Evelyn Rickenbrode, Shirley Helbach, Karen Anderson, Janet Plank, Glenda Engle, Dolores Lorson, Lynda Klingberg, Gayle Morgan, Marilyn Hinkle. SECOND ROW: Priscilla Gravatt, Ila Jo Schultz, Wilbert Leuth, Raymond Wolf, Ronald Schlesener, Jim Oliver, Joe Hoffman, Rickey Holloway, Donnie Haire, Judy Deines, Ruth Bombardier. THIRD ROW: Darlene Stites, Phyllis Wuthnow, Carol Rutz, Larry Abeldt, Tom Haire, Dean Henricks, Jim Beem, Bob Meyer, Edgar Wingerd, Lynn Cook, Ruth Ann Engle, Chervl Davis. 33 FIRST ROW: Judy Davis, Lynda Miller, Lynda Klingberg, Janet Plank, Ruth Bombardier, Phyllis Wuthnow, Gayle Morgan, Evelyn Joyce Riedy, Carol Rutz, Mrs. Hatfield, Glenda Engle, Cheryl Davis, Darlene Stites, Lois Long, Dolores Lorson, and Shirley Long, Merlene Birka, Karen Anderson, Frances Hickam, Linda Gravatt, and Sylvia Brockmeier. Queen Connie Davis and King Gene Schlesener were the royalty at the Snow Flake Ball in January. 36 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Kuhn, Freshman representative; Lynda Miller, Recreation leader; Ruth Bombardier, Historian; Judy Davis, Stuco; Lynda Klingberg, Pianist; Phyllis Wuthnow, Secretary; Gayle Morgan, President; Evelyn Rickenbrode, Vice-President; Judy Deines, Treasurer; Ila Jo Schultz and Marilyn Hinkle, Degrees Chairman; Jackie Stroda, Reporter; and Janet Plank, Song Leader. Off America Rickenbrode, Judy Deines, Ila Jo Schultz, Marilyn Hinkle, and Jackie Stroda. SECOND ROW: Shirley Brockmeier, Cheryl Kuhn, Helbach. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Lorson, Connie Davis, Linda Wuthnow, Linda Weber, Patty Riffel, Sharon Pschogodia, Letha Ila Jo Schultz and Mike Scott demonstrating the 'Broom Dance' at the Snow Flake Ball. FIRST ROW: Edgar Wingerd, Larry Abeldt, Dean Henricks, Mike Scott, John Gruber, Kenny Bielefeld, Harley McDaniels, SECOND Wayne Henricks. THIRD ROW: Phil Bryant, Jim Wuthnow, Jim Beem, Kenny Ballantyne, John Donnelly, David Feeney, Ray Stites, F.F.A. OFFICERS Harley McDaniels, Advisor; John Gruber, Secretary; Larry Abeldt, Treasurer; Kenny Bieldfeld, Reporter; Mike Scott, President; Dean Henricks, Vice-President; Edgar Wingerd, Sentinel; Kenny Ballantyne, STUCO Repre- sentative. ROW: Rano Gruber, Eldred Brockmeier, Frankie Biehler, Warren Weber, Elden Riedy, Tom Haire, Maurice Henricks, Tom McLain. Ronald Schlesener, Kenny Gantenbein, D vid Rohrer, Danny Falen. GREEN HANDS Dan Falen, Ray Stites, David Feeney, Ronnie Schlesener, David Rohrer. ■■■■■■■■■ You wretch you beast CAST OF CHARACTERS Joe Nightingale......... Jack Johnston........... Mrs. Hortense Pemberton June Pemberton.......... Grace Pemberton......... Gertie Pemberton .... Sylvia DeLang........... Steven Lansin........... Willette................ . Kenny Bielefeld .... Mike Scott . . Ila Jo Schultz . . . . Judy Davis . Ruth Ann Engle . Priscilla Gravatt Glenna Schlesener .........Jim Beem .... Judy Stroda Director....................................Mr. Robert Haley Stage Manager..................................Dean Henricks Marry me yourself 40 STUDENT COUNCIL TO CONFERENCE AT HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL FIRST ROW: Judy Davis Shirley Helbach Ila Jo Schultz. SECOND ROW: Mr. McDaniel Gordy Davis Dean Henricks. An important phase of school life is conference. In September a group of Student Council members and the adviser attended an all day meeting at Haven High School. The purpose of the assembly was to learn new ideas to be used in planning the work of the local organizations for the school year. In Manhattan, a Yearbook and Journalism Conference was held in October. The Hope Yearbook Officers and Adviser learned many new ideas which were used in this yearbook. Seniors interested in College attended Open House at Emporia State Teachers College. The Future Homemakers of America were represented at Claflin High School District III Election Meeting by five local members. Evelyn Rickenbrode went as a District Officer. Phyllis Wuthnow was elected as 1961-1962 Vice President. The Constitution Class was represented at an all day United Nations Conference at Manhattan on February 25th. SENIORS OFF FOR EMPORIA STATE FIRST ROW: Ila Jo Schultz Judy Davis Ruth Engle Priscilla Gravatt. SECOND ROW: Stanley Lauxman Jim Beem Mike Scott Mr. Yakle. ANNUAL STAFF REPRESENTATIVES TO K-STATE UNIVERSITY Mrs. Hatfield Judy Davis Judy Stroda Jim Beem Mike Scott. F. H. A. DISTRICT ELECTION AT CLAFLIN HIGH SCHOOL FIRST ROW: Evelyn Rickenbrode Judy Deines Ruth Bombardier. SECOND ROW: Lynda Klingberg Phyllis Wuthnow Mrs. Hatfield. JUNIORS GOING TO UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE AT MANHATTAN 4 FIRST ROW: Judy Deines Phyllis Wuthnow Lois Long Dolores Lorson Shirley Helbach. SECOND ROW: Jerry Eshbaugh Bobby Meyer Lynn Cook DeWayne Bachus Gordy Davis Mr. Yakle. SENIOR PRINCESS - Ila Jo Schultz Homecoming JUNIOR PRINCESS - Gayle Morgan THE QUEEN'S ATTENDANTS The 1961 Hope High School Homecoming Ceremonies were held January 28, with the crowning of the queen between the two games. A dance was held in honor of the Royal Party at the Catholic Hall following the games. SOPHOMORE PRINCESS - Janet Plank FRESHMAN PRINCESS - Linda Wuthnow THE ROYAL PARTY QUEEN CANDIDATES Judy Davis, Ruth Ann Engle, Ila Jo Schultz, Carol Rutz, Priscilla Gravatt. CROWN BEARER AND FLOWER GIRL Pat Hamilton, Joyce Yakle. ESCORTS Jerry Eshbaugh, Stanley Lauxman, Jim Beem, Dean Henricks, Kenny Ballantyne. DeWayne Backhus - Guard ♦Phil Bryant - Guard ♦Gene Schlesener - Guard ♦Eldred Brockmeier - End ♦Gordon Davis - End ♦John Donnelly - Fullback ♦Edgar Wingerd - Tackle ♦Jim Oliver - End ♦Ray Stites - Tackle ♦Larry Abelt - Tackle ♦Ronald Schlesener - Center FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Ray Stites, Wayne Henricks, Maurice Henricks, David Feeney, Raymond Wolf, Joe Hoffman, David Rohrer, Donnie Haire. SECOND ROW: Dean Henricks, Kenny Bielefeld, Stanley Lauxman, Kenny Ballantyne, Elden Riedy, Phil Bryant, Jim Wuthnow, John Donnelly, Gene Schlesener. THIRD ROW: Coach Morris, Manager, Mike Scott, Marion Lauxman, DeWayne Backhus, Jerry Eshbaugh, Bob Meyer, Larry Abelt, Edgar Wingerd, Eldred Brockmeier, Jim Oliver, Ron Schlesener, Coach Yakle. Mike Scott - Manager Co-Captain Elden Riedy - Fullback Co-Captain Ken Ballantyne - Halfback FOOTBALL RECORD Hope Lions 28 Alta Vista Opponent 7 27 St. Johns 6 6 Sacred Heart 34 33 Florence 6 15 Wakefield 7 13 Riley 14 7 Solomon 15 32 Chase Co. 7 20 Alma 33 B-TEAM FIRST ROW: Kenny Gantenbein, Lloyd Webber, Ray Stites, Lynn Cook, Raymond Wolf, Joe Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Wayne Henrlcks, Edgar Wingerd, DeWayne Backhus, John Gruber, Bob Meyer, Ronald Schlesener, Marlon Lauxman. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Lynda Miller, Ruth Bombardier, Linda Wuthnow, Lynda Kllngberg. MANAGERS Kenny Bielefeld and Mike Scott -Team Basketball ♦DeWayne Backhus - Forward ♦Stanley Lauxman - Forward CO-CAPTAINS Jim Beem - Kenny Ballantyne ♦Lettermen ♦♦Provisional Lettermen ♦Bob Meyers - Forward ♦Dean Henricks - Forward ♦Jim Beem - Center Judy Stroda, Janet Plank, Ila Shultz A Team Cheerleaders JUDY STRODA - Senior B Team 2,3 A Team 4 ??????????????????????????? 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Abilene, Kansas-Phone 2213 Service Abilene, Kansas BURBACK'S FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Phone 36 -Typewriters- All Makes And Models Abilene, Kansas Herington, Kansas Abilene, Kansas BROADWAY MARKET Albert Benigus, Prop. DR. FRED WEAVER Compliments Of Phone 234 311 Bdwy. 104 N.W. 2nd REFLECTOR CHRONICLE Established 1918 Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas BANK BRADSHAW ABSTRACT CO. DRS. HARRY Abstracts - Escrows AND RICHARD MOSIER OF Title Insurance Bank Of Herington HERINGTON P.O. Box 412-Phone 1272 Building Since 1886 Abilene, Kansas Business Phone 103 Member F. D. I. C. MORGAN HOFFMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY Residence Phones: 240 683 Herington, Kansas Your Case Dealer Hope, Kansas Herington, Kansas 37 CHILDS Ladies' And Men's Wear Dress Right ... When You Look Your Best, You Do Your Best Herington, Kansas Congratulations NAVARRE FARMERS UNION CO-OP ASSN. Ph. 45-Navarre, Kansas The Oldest Bank In Dickinson County Now Has The Newest In Facilities To Serve You THE CITIZENS BANK Abilene, Kansas Serving Area For 50 Years WINGERD'S FOOD AND GENERAL STORE Phone 702 Navarre, Kansas HOLT SAULMON MOTOR CO. VIOLAS GMC Trucks- Vern - Ted - Gig DAIRY QUEEN Sales - Service Vic - Toot Phone 163 410 N. Buckeye Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas W. L. WALKER EVERTT iCOMPANY LEATHERCRAFT SHOP REYNOLD'S LIVESTOCK Saddles Accessories SALES CO. The Farmer's Choice W. 1st Highway 40 Sales - Service Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas D. E. Bert Serving Farmers Stock- PIONEER THE RAWLEIGH DEALER Men Of Central Kansas EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 607 W. 5th St. For Over 25 Years I� Phone 45 Phone 1425 51 317 West Walnut Abilene, Kansas Livestock Is Our Business- Herington, Kansas Our Only Business DR. R. L. SCHOOF CHUCK'S SERVICE Optometrist Iffll Selling Livestock The Phone 6 610 W. Walnut Auction Way Every Friday (Appointment Only) Herington, Kansas Herington, Kansas Phone: 1328 1814 MARSHALL AGENCY A W ROOT BEER Charles Marshall, Manager Drive-In Insurance-Real Estate Abilene, Kansas Phone 1515 319 N. Spruce Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas DON BARBER WISSING MOTOR CO. McKEE GARDENS SERVICE STATION Buick-Oliver-Gehl-Schafer Sprinkling Systems Fina Gasoline-Popular Oil Phone 786 General Landscaping 1515 N.W. Third 614 South Buckeye Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas SUTTON SALVAGE RONALD RICE MOTORS INC. MEADE BATTERY Salvage Card And Tractors Chevrolet-Oldsmobile ELECTRICAL CO. Cadillac Auto Parts New Used Parts Phone 1800-Abilene, Kansas Motor Tune-Up Phone 865 SUPREME MILLINERY 315 N. Spruce Abilene, Kansas New Nearly New Clothing 400 S. Cedar Abilene, Kansas 58 Abilene, Kansas VICKER'S SERVICE WALKER'S FINA SERVICE SAFEWAY STATION Gas-Lubrication-Oil All Auto Supplies FOOD Gas - Oil - Tires Phone 65 Hope, Kansas SCHMIDT'S SERVICE Apco Products STORE Phone 87 VnI Hope, Kansas 14th Buckeye Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas DR. R.F. PIERCE 18 1 2 S. Broadway Herington, Kansas SCHAAF HARDWARE Paint-Wallpaper-Housewares Phone 18 Hope, Kansas MONTGOMERY WARD CATALOG STORE Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 465 Abilene, Kansas SPIKES CALLIER'S SUPERIOR JOHN DEERE Homecooked-Meals CLEANERS 5 Hamburgers For $1.00 -Rug Cleaning- Machinery, Firestone Tires Phone 949 Pickup At Variety Store Herington, Kansas Herington, Kansas Herington, Kansas RADIO - TELEVISION DEATRICK'S SHOE STORE REPAIRS Jack Keitch Put Yourself In Our Shoes Hope, Kansas Herington Kansas N ORVILLE'S ' HOPE VARIETY STORE CARDIE OIL COMPANY JEWELRY Phone 5571 Art Carved Diamonds School Supplies Tampa, Kansas Watches Gifts Phone 75X Herington, Kansas Elsie M. Koch ELITE BEAUTY SALON BERT'S BEAUTY SALON Specializing In Beauty Grooming For Good Hair Grooming HILL AIRFIELD Waneta Ward, Owner Phone 54 Clarence, Earl, Don Herington, Ph. 16 Kansas Herington, Kansas STONE ELECTRIC SERVICE Compliments Wiring Supplies, Motor EDWARD'S PHARMACY Of And Appliance Repair -Prescriptions- DUCKWALL'S STORE Phone 19 Herington, Kansas Abilene, Kansas Herington, Kansas B. W. ALWARD ERNA'S COTTON SHOP TAMPA CO-OP ASSOC. Sales Service Typewriters Adding Machines Phone 3IX Hope, Kansas Feed - Seeds - Grains - Fertilizer Rolling - Mixing Molasses Mixing Cash Registers WEBER BLACKSMITH SHOP 512 South Broadway General Blacksmith Work Phone 23 Herington, Kansas Ramona, Kansas Tampa, Kansas s9 KOOKEN MOVING STORAGE CO. Moving - Storage Packing - Crating Move The Red Ball Way 404 N. E. 14th Street Abilene, Kansas 600 W. North Salina, Kansas JOE HODGSON MOTOR SERVICE 313 West Walnut Street Herington, Kansas LORSON ELECTRIC, INC. Handy-Dandy Arc Welders Motor Rewinding Electrical Wiring We Specialize In Electric Heat Paul M. Lorson - Ross D. Coup Phone 89 Hope, Kansas CITY DAIRY Retail Delivery Phone 469 Herington, Kansas HOPE CAFE Irene Davis A Good Place To Eat Hope, Kansas CLARK LUMBER CO. Phone 395 Herington, Kansas KOEHLER'S FRIGID QUEEN Orders To Go-Phone 952 West Trapp Street Herington, Kansas MAX L. LONG, D. C. Keep That Healthy Happy Feeling Chiropractor 310 N. Cedar-Abilene, Kansas WUTHNOW - ESHBAUGH Funeral Home Oxygen Equipped Ambulance BIESECKER PRODUCE New Used Steel Pipe Welding Supplies Phone 715 Abilene, Kansas ABILENE PUMP COMPANY Wilfred Witte, Owner 1618 N.W. 4th Street Phone 772 Abilene, Kansas GOODWIN AIR SERVICE Air Taxi Crop Spraying Phone 1894 Box 512 Abilene, Kansas JOE'S USED CARS West Highway 40 Phone 2145 Abilene, Kansas Phone 29Y Hope, Kansas THE COTTAGE SHOP Ladies' Ready-To-Wear Ruth Eicholtz 612 West Third Abilene, Kansas HAMBURG'S Dry Goods And Ready-To- Wear Abilene, Kansas WRIGHT OIL IMPLEMENT CO. Allis-Chalmers New Holland, Gleaner Dempster-Phone 420 Abilene, Kansas FARM SERVICE CO-OP Appliances, Heating Systems Jet Pumps, General Plumbing Bulk LP Gas Phone 603 Navarre, Kansas DR. WILLIAM D. ELLIOTT Veterinarian 1401 West Walnut Herington, Kansas Real Estate Insurance Farmers Nat'l Bank Bldg. Abilene, Kansas VAUGHN'S FLOWERS BOB SHARP SINCLAIR Goodyear Tires Tubes Batteries-Phone 42 Herington, Kansas DILLON FARMERS CO-OP ASSN. Naturich Feeds P. O. Elmo, Kansas Co-op Products Dillon Kansas Herington, Kansas 60 WAGON WHEEL CAFE Steaks, Chops Sea Food Fried Chicken Abilene, Kansas STROLE MOTOR FARMER'S CO-OP ELEVATOR fjSGJ BODY SERVICE AND SUPPLY CO. Phone 930 112 E. Main Herington, Kansas Purina Chows For Hogs- DON'S SERVICE STATION 401 N. Buckeye SHANK'S PAINT Cattle - Poultry Phone 606 Paint, Wallpaper Glass 2 06 North Spruce Abilene, Kansas Abilene, Kansas Hope, Kansas V. W. HUFFMAN CO. MINION'S DRESS SHOP KEEVER AND PAGE JEWELERS 18 N. Broadway BARBER SHOP Phone 28 North Of Duckwall's Herington, Kansas Herington, Kansas Herington, Kansas HABBART'S FINA SERVICE B. H. RADIO TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE Phone 619 Senior Photos Phone 88 Herington, Kansas Herington, Kansas SAUNDRA'S BREAD PASTRY In Annual FRED LEE SONS Furniture Phone 50 By Maytag - Frigidaire Herington, Kansas Zenith TV Herington, Kansas SOUTH SIDE SERVICE BACON WOLTZ STILES Kenneth W. Mall, Mgr. MEAT MARKET 401 S. Buckeye -ijrij Phone 1786 STUDIOS Complete Food Store And Locker Service Abilene, Kansas Herington, Kansas DUFFY'S GREEN ACRES Osage City, Kansas LYLE JONES MOBIL SERVICE BOWLING ALLEY Des Moines, Iowa Tires - Batteries And Accessories Abilene, Kansas Herington, Kansas ALTMANN'S GARAGE NUNN'S UPHOLSTERY HOPE LOCKER PLANT SERVICE Phone 156 Hope, Kansas Antiques Upholstery 112 N. Broadway Phone 129 Herington, Kansas Hope, Kansas NATURICH MILLS HERINGTON ANIMAL DRS. DANIELSON HOSPITAL GILLIAND DOZIER Home Of Dr. R.W. Hayes Phone 23 Office: Naturich Feeds Herington, Kansas Bank Of Phone 1430 LOCKARD MYERS Herington Building IMPLEMENT CO. Abilene, Kansas Herington, Kansas Herington, Kansas 61 WILL'S CASH MARKET, CAFE ROLLER RINK Cafe Hours - 5:00 AM To 11:30 PM Store Hours - 8:30 AM To 10:00 PM Roller Rink - Open Every Thursday And Saturday Nights Herington, Kansas JORDEN IMPL. CO. Minneapolis Moline Paper - New Idea Farmhand Phone 432 Abilene, Kansas SHARP’S RED STAR STORE Seidlitz Paints And Gifts Phone 128 Herington, Kansas LESLEY'S STUDIO Portraits Of Distinction Phone 32 17 West Main 1 USD Have Camera Xlf .. .Will Travel Herington, Kansas AL'S AUTO SERVICE Wheel Alignment- Motor Tune-Up Phone 136 Herington, Kansas TITTELS FOOD MARKET Groceries And Meats Phone 1260 Abilene, Kansas Say It With Flowers ABILENE FLORAL COMPANY Abilene, Kansas ROBBINS SHOE STORE Grace Walkers And John Roberts Shoes Abilene, Kansas WUTHNOW'S FURNITURE Furniture And Carpet Specialists Hope, Kansas A. W. BUTCHER, M. D. 118 N. W. Second Street Phones: Office 78, Res. 355 Abilene, Kansas KEENES' BARBER SHOP 300 Broadway Abilene, Kansas JOHNNY'S TEXACO 3rd Trapp Herington, Kansas | BEACH CARBURETOR AND TUNE UP SERVICE Telephone: 1304 211 West First Street Abilene, Kansas HARLAN'S AUTO SERVICE Hope, Kansas DAWSON SON CONTRACTORS Excavating-Ditching Abilene, Kansas Compliments Of 1 MR. MRS. STEVE 1 LAWRENCE LENA'S Fried Chicken-Steaks One Mile West On U.S. 40 Abilene, Kansas DAILY HOTEL Famed For Fine Food Herington, Kansas CONTINENTAL GRAIN CO. Arrow Feeds Grains Seeds Fertilizer Phone 269 | Herington, Kansas HOPE REXALL STORE W.L. Boyd Congratulations 4 Seniors 1961 62 TRAPP PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Phone 98 Abilene, Kansas CHUCk lGrenz MOTOR CO., INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Abilene, Kansas 1 LLOYD'S FOOD STORE Low Prices Courteous Service Shope And Save We Deliver Phone 155 - Hope, Kansas Each year Hope High School is proud to bestow special honors upon outstanding students. To the Valedictorian, who has received the highest.grade average for the four years of high school, goes the Valedictorian medal. This honor goes to Jim Beem. To the Salutatoriah goes the medal for the second highest grade average for the four years of high school work. This honor goes to Judy Davis. The Best All-Round Girl and Boy, Judy Davis and Kenny Bielefeld were selected by the High School Faculty. These selections were based on the student's grades, personality, citizenship, and contributions of time and talents to their high school. This year the Faculty also awarded special honors to outstanding students for service, citizenship, and student council. The Service Award was given to Phyllis Wuthnow and the Citizenship Award was given to Gayle Morgan, for their contributions to the high school. Dean Henricks was given an award for his outstanding work and contributions to the Student Council. STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD Dean Henricks ALL-ROUND BOY Ker.ny Bielefeld CITIZENSHIP AWARD Gayle Morgan SERVICE AWARD : .ylhs Wj: .now SALUTATORIAN anc ALL-ROUND GIRL Judy Davis Valedictorian Jim Beem OUR SPEAKER: Mr. Burnett, from Fort Hays State College. GRANTING THE DIPLOMAS: Jim Beem, Mr. Fry, Mr. Sloan. SENIOR TRIO IN ACTION: Ilona Provance, Priscilla Gravatt, Ua Jo Schultz. THE GRAND MARCH: Judy Bauman, and Stanley Lauxman. WAITING FOR THE GRAND MARCH: Dean Henricks, Jim Beem, Stanley Lauxman, Phil Bryant, Kenny Ballantyne, and Mike Sccrtt. LEAVING WITH DIPLOMAS: Jerry Eshbaugh, Junior class president; and Dean Henricks, first in line. Ciass Night j L Senior class night was held May 12, in the W tn Ski high school auditorium. The theme was professor's holiday. The seniors acted out what might happen k i iff f SSI! if all the teachers left. After the program the UR teachers gave out awards to various students for the -s nJMI ■ I Izgji work accomplished by them. Kenny Bielefeld, senior class president, hands down the traditional ax to Jerry Eshbaugh, Junior class president. Class Valedictorian, Jim Beem Special Honors were given to Kenny Bielefeld, Phyllis Wuthnow, Jim Beem, Judy Davis, Gayle Morgan, and Dean Henricks. Waiting in line for pictures of the seniors. Dancing at the Prom The Theme Part of the Sophomore Night Club Waiters Dining at the Stork Club Entertainers: Tap Dancers, The Hasslers Entertainers: Haroldean Hoffman, Organist; Cecil Rae Hoffman, Drummer. The One Ac Play The one-act play Echo was presented in the D M League One-Act Play Festival. It rated an excellent. The cast was as follows: Henry..........................Edgar Wingerd Mary..........................Cheryl Davis Lillian...................Evelyn Rickenbrode David..................................Gordy Davis The Junior Play You're Only Young Once Gabby Gallagher................ Tom Haire Jean Fox . . . . Ron Dayton..................... Bob Meyer Bernice Johnson Cluck Biggs..................... John Gruber Mr. Birch . . . Speed Miller..................Jerry Esnbaugh Mr. Pettit . . . Pop Wilson..................DeWayne Backhus Miss Chandler . Paul Chapman.....................Rano Gruber Miss Ross . . . Mrs. Chapman................Dolores Lorson Miss Spencer . Mona Fisher......................Judy Deines Mr. Bell . . . . Gloria Price..............Evelyn Rickenbrode Mrs. Burton Lee Shirley Walker..............Marilyn Hinkle Harvey Jones . , . Phyllis Wuthnow . Shirley Helbach , . . Larry Abeldt . . Wilbert Lueth . . Gayle Morgan . . . . Lois Long . Darlene Stites Maurice Henricks . . Glenda Engle . . .Chuck Kuhn I fear this makes me look a trifle stupid. The Cast FIRST ROW: Lloyd Webber, Donny Haire, Mike Morgan, Tom McLain. SECOND ROW: Wilbert Lueth, Kenny Ballantyne, John Donnelly, Gene Schlesener, Jim Wuthnow, Kenny Gantenbein, Wayne Henricks. THIRD ROW; lYankie Biehler, Warren Weber, Kenny Bielefeld, Bill Scott, Bob Meyer, Stan La ax man, Marion Lauxman. OUTFIELD: Gene Schlesener, Kenny Bielefeld, John Donnelly. PITCHERS: Warren Weber, Bob Meyer, Kenny Gantenbein Hope 4 Woodbine 11 Hope 1 Tampa 6 Hope 0 Durham 5 Hope 1 Lehigh 3 Hope 8 Woodbine 4 Hope 0 Durham 1 Hope 2 Lehigh 4 Wilbert Lueth, Leftfield; Marion Lauxman, First Base; Wayne Henricks, Catcher. Kenny Ballantyne, Third Base; Stan Lauxman, First Base; Jim Wuthnow, Shortstop. FIRST ROW: Konnie Haire, Donnie Haire. SECOND ROW; Dean Henricks, Marion Lauxman, Jim Oliver, Eldred Brockmeier, Gordon Davis, Maurice Henricks. THIRD ROW: Ray Stites, John Gruber, Bob Meyer, Ron Schlesener, David Feeney. FRESHMAN RELAY TEAM: David Feeney, Ray Stites, Ron Schlesener, Ronnie Haire. MILE RELAY TEAM: John Gruber, Jim Oliver, Bob Meyer, Eldred Brockmeier. TRACK RECORDS HURDLERS: Marlon Lauxman, Maurice Henricks. H.H. 100 yd. Mile 880 relay Schmidt Scott Davis Scott Schaaf 14.9 - 60 10.3 - 59 4:39 - 61 1:37.4 - 59 440 yd. Dean Henricks - Mile L. H . 880 yd. Medley Relay 220 Yd. Mile Relay Shot Put High Jump Pole Vault Broad Jimp Javelin Discus Bielefeld Schmidt Scott Schmidt Hinkle Bielefeld Riedy Schimming Schmidt Scott K. Bielefeld R. Bielefeld C. Schmidt G. Schaaf Gruber Schimming Anderson Ballantyne Schimming Rhodes 52.1 20.3 2:10.8 3:56 22.2 3:43.9 43' 2 1 2 5' 11 1 2n 11' 19' 9 1 2n 179' 3 1 2 126' Jaught in the act ummmm Doing the Hokey Pokey Gathered for the Dance The girls showing their talent Heading for Home The Boat Dock c -f-atocj xafifii