Hoyt High School - Cowboy Yearbook (Hoyt, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1956 volume:

o f With the realization that we are still very young in heart and experience; with the knowledge that with their counsel there is yet peace and love, and a deeper, calmer faith for us to seek: we gratefully dedicate this, the 1956 Cowboy, to our parents, teachers, and other citizens of the Hoyt community. Board Laoel Richards Director Clarence Joy Treasurer Custodian s Roy Steward Custodian Education Villiaa Donahue, Jr. Clerk Charles Carney Asst. Custodian AC u tTy Bernard Thorpe Wittenberg College A.B. Kansas University M.A. 1931 Principal Mathematics Senior Class Sponsor Student Council Sponsor William Barry Simpson College B.M. Music Music Group Sponsor Bernice Castle Kansas State B.S. English. Home Economics Kayette Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor ■ , , ' r Any Barrett Missouri State Teachers B.S. Commerce Pep Club Sponsor Annual Sponsor Cecil M. Brown Oklahoma A M B.S. Agriculture Science Biology FFA Sponsor Freshman Sponsor William P. Haden Bethany B.A. History Sociology Physical Education Letter Club Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Sandra Gillespy Gayle Stithem { U nett  « 'en , ? Activities GRACE ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Nickname—GEM: Favorite saying—Oh: Favorite subject—Bookkeeping: Hob- by—writing Ben: Secret ambition— to have a happy married life: Hoyt- 1,2,3,11: Basketball—1,2,3,U: Jun- ior play—3: C]ass night—U: Glee club—1,2,3,U: Mixed chorus—1,2,3, it: Sextet—1,2,3,it: Solo—1,U: Quartette—2: Piano—1,2: Twirler— 1: Girls chorus—U: Class officer— it: Kayettes—1,2,3,it: Officer—2: Pep club—1,2,3,U: Cheerleader—2,3 Paper staff—3,U: Annual staff—it: Letterman club—U: Kayette confer- ence—3,U NANETTE PAPPAN Nickname—Nut: Favorite saying— Egad: Favorite subject—English Hobby—collecting statues of horses Secret ambition—ovm a ranch: Hoyt- 1, 2,3,U: Junior play—3: Class night—h: Glee club—1,2,3,it: Band- 3: Mixed chorus—2,3: Girls chorus- it: Kayettes—1,2,3,U: Officer—U: Paper staff—3,U: Annual staff—it NANCY ELIZABETH RICKEL Nickname—Manner: Favorite saying— Hey, you: Favorite subject—Book- keeping: Hobby—listening to WHB: Secret ambitionr-going to Califor- nia: Burlingame—1: Ho yt—2,3,U: Basketball—3,it: Junior pi ay—3: Class night—U: Glee club—1,2,3,it: Mixed chorus—2,3,it: Girls chorus— U: Kayettes—2,3,U: Pep club—1,2,3 Li: Paper staff—3,U JOYCE ILENE TUCK Nickname—Tuck: Favorite saying— I'll get even with you: Favorite subject—Bookkeeping: Hobby—going hunting: Secret ambition—to be a private secretary: Hoyt—1,2,3,it: Basketball—1,2,3,it: Captain—it: Junior play—3: Senior play—1: Class night—it: Glee club—1,2,3, it Mixed chorus—1,2,3,it: Girls cho- rus—U: Class officer—It: Kayettes 1,2,3,it: Officer—3: Student Coun- cil—h: Pep club—i,2,3,lt: Officer 2: Paper staff—3,it: Annual staff it: Letterman club—L: Officer—It: Queen Candidate—L: FFA Sweetheart it: Kayette conference—U GAYLE HAROLD STITHEM Nickname—Stallius: Favorite say- ing—phooey: Favorite subject—Ag- riculture: Hobby—going with girls Secret ambition—to settle down: Hoyt—1,2,3,U: Football—ii: Cap- tain football—U: Basketball—1,2, 3,h: Baseball—2: Junior play—3- Class night—It: Glee club—1,2,3: Mixed chorus—1,2,3: Class officer 1,2,3: FF A —1,2,3,it: Letterman club—L: Carnival King—1 WILLIAM EDWARD CAREY JR. Nickname—Bill: Favorite saying—I don't know: Favorite subject—Gym: Hobby—chasing girls: Secret ambi- tion—join the Navy: Hoyt—1,2,3,U Football—L: Basketball—1, 2, 3: Junior play—3: Letter-man club—U: King Candidate—2 DiAORES JEM RICKEL CAROLINE ANNA ROSE Nickname—Lorsey: Favorite saying— Ah-right: Favorite subject—Short- hand: Hobby—flirting: Secret ambi- tion—to get a college education: Hoyt—1,2,3,! : Basketball—1,2,3,! : Junior play—3: Class night—! : Glee club--1,2,3,! : Mixed chorus—1 2,3,U: Sextet—1,2,3,! : Quartette— 2: Piano—1: Mixed ensemble—1: Girls chorus—! : Twirler—1: Class officer—2,3: Kayettes—1,2,3,! : Student Council—! : Pep Club—1,2,3 ! : Cheerleader—3: Captain—3: An- nual staff—! : Letterman Club—! : Kayette conference—i YVONNE DARLENE BAUSCH Nickname—Bonnie: Favorite saying— Why and That's for sure: Favorite subject—Bookkeeping: Hobby—lis- tening to WHE: Secret ambition— Success and happiness: Holton—1,2, 3: Hoyt—3,! : Junior play—2- Class night—it: Glee club—! : Mixed cho- rus—! : Class officer—! : Kayettes- 1,2,3,! : Officer—L: FHA—1,2, 3: Pep Club—1,2,3,! : Cheerleader—! : Captain—U: Paper staff—! : Annual staff—1 : Monitor—}'• Homecoming Queen—) DELORES ANN NIOCE Nickname—Handsome: Favorite saying I don't know: Favorite subject—Al- gebra: Hobby—listening to hillbilly music: Secret ambition—be a basket- ball coach: Hoyt—1,2,3,! : Basket- ball— 1,2,3,! : Captain—1,3,! : Jun- ior play—3: Class night—U: Glee club—1,2,3,! : Mixed chorus—1,2,3: Class officer—1,3: Kayettes—1,2,3 ! : Officer—2,3: Pep Club—1,2,3,U: Officer—2: Cheerleader—3,U: Paper staff—3,1 : Annual staff—! : Let- terman Club—! : Queen Candidate—2 Nickname—Rosey: Favorite saying— Why: Favorite subject—commerce: Hobby—singing: Secret ambition— Success and happiness: Hoyt—1,2,3 ! : Basketball—1,2,3,U: Junior play—2' Class night—! : Glee club 1.2.3, ! : Mixed Trio—1,2,3,! : Band 3: Sextet—1,2,3,U: Mixed chorus — 1.2.3, ! : Solo—1,2,3,U: Duet—2,! : Octet—2: Quartette—2: Mixed en- semble—1: Girls chorus—I:: Boys Glee Club acccmp.—2’ Solo accomp. 3,U: Band accomp.—2- Fiano—1,2: Class officer—2: Kayettes—1,2,3, ! : Student Council—! : Fep Club—1 2.3, ! : Cheerleader—! : Paper staff 2,h: Annual staff—! : Letterman Club—i DORIS LAVON TURLEY Nickname—Dor: Favorite saying— Pretty good: Favorite subject— Bookkeeping: Hobby--horseback rid- ing and listening to popular music Secret ambition—to be a private secretary: Hoyt—1,2,3,! : Basket- ball— 1,2,3,! : Captain—3: Junior play—3: Class night—! : Glee club 1.2.3, ! : Band—2- Mixed chorus—1, 2.3, ! : Sextet—1,2,3,! : Octet—2: Girls chorus—! : Twirler—1: Class officer—2'- Kayettes—1,2,3,! : Of- ficer— 2,! : Student Council—! : Pep Club—1,2,3,! : Paper staff—! : Annual staff—! : Letterman Club—i Kayette conference—3,! JOAN ELLEN EHRHART Nickname—Joanie: Favorite saying- 1'11 do it: Favorite subject—Math and Science: Hobby—Reading: Se- cret ambition—to walk without braces and crutches: Hoyt—1,2,3,! Junior play—3: Class night—! : Glee club—1,2: Kayettes—1,2,3,! : Pep Club—1,2,! JANICE MARY RICKEL SANDRA LEE GILLESPIE Nickname--Midget: Favorite saying— Well: Favorite subject—typing: Hob- by—playing the piano: Secret ambi- tion—be an air-line hostess: Hoyt- 1, 2,3,U: Basketball—1,2,3,14: Jun- ior play—3: Class night—1:: Glee club—1,2,3,U: Mixed chorus—1,2,3, U: Sextet—1,2,3,U: Quartette—2: Octet—2: Girls chorus—U: Twirler- 1: Girls Glee Club accomp.--1,2,3,U Mixed Chorus accomp.—2: Mixed Trio accomp.—3 U: Solo accomp.—h Piano—1: Class officer—1,U: Kay- ettes—1,2,3,U: Officer—2: Student Council—li: Officer—1 : Pep Club—1 2,3,1:: Officer—3,U: Paper staff—3 U: Annual staff—U: Letterman Club- U: Carnival Queen—1: Homecoming Attendant—I4: Kayette conference—3 VICTOR LEVI iiILnnR Nickname—Vicious Vic: Favorite saying—Oh sob: Favorite subject— typing: Hobby—tumbling: Secret am- bition—to play basketball on the same team with my brother: Roose- velt Jr. High—1 sem.: Valley Falls 1 sem.: Topeka High—2,3: Hoyt—h: Football—1: Basketball—1,U:Intrar murals—2,3: Class night—U: Mixed Trio—U: Band—I4: Class officer—ii: Studnet Council—2,3,U: Officer—2, 3,ii: Annual staff—h: Paper staff-L GARRY LEE WRIGHT Nickname—Butch: Favorite saying— ya wanta bet: Favorite subject—Eng- lish: Hobby—eating: Secret ambi- tion—to be president of the Rock Island Railroad: Perry—1,2: Hoyt— 3,U: Class night—L: Glee club—1,2 3: Mixed chorus—1,2,3: Class offi- cer—1,2: Student Council—1,2: Of- ficer—2: Office—1,2: Annual staff-h Nickname—Sandy: Favorite saying— Chee: Favorite subject—typing and shorthand: Hobby—horseback riding and listening to popular music: Secret ambition—to live on a farm Hoyt—1,2,3,U: Basketball—1,2,3,U Junior play—3’ Senior play--I: Class night—U: Glee club—1,2,3,U Mixed Trio—1,2,3,14: Mixed chorus- 1,2,3,ii: Solo—2,U: Duet—2,U: Oc- tet—2: Quartette—2: Girls chorus 1 : Mixed Chorus accomp.—l,3,b: Solo accomp.—1: Duet accomp.—1: Piano—1: Class officer—2,3: Kay- ettes—1,2,3,U: Student Council—h Pep Club—1,2,3,1;: Paper staff— U: Annual staff—U: Letterman Club—1: Officer—U: Queen Candidate—U: Kayette conference—3: MILDRED ALICE BOLZ Nickname—Hilly: Favorite saying— My gosh: Favorite subject—Home Economics: Hobby—traveling: Se- cret ambition—be a nurse: Hoyt—1 2,3,U: Junior play—3: Senior play 1: Class night—ii: Glee club—1,2, 3,U: Mixed chorus—2: Class offi- cer—3: Kayettes—1,2,3,14: Pep Club—l,2,3,ii IiiOGENE FERN STOLLE Nickname—Ima: Favorite saying-v-Oh Favorite subject—math: nobby—sew- ing: Hoyt—1,2,3,1 : Basketball—1, 2: Junior play—3: Class night—L: Glee club—1,2,3,14: Mixed chorus— 1,2,3: Class officer—1: Kayettes- 1,2,3,!:: Pep Club—1,2,3,14: Paper staff—14: Annual staff—L: Letter- man Club—14: Library—14: Office—U In September, 1952, fifteen inexperienced freshmen crossed the golden threshold of Hoyt High. Since the majority of us had attended grade school in the high school building, we were pretty well acquainted with the setup for high school. The freshmen this year were Doris Turley, Sandy Gillespie, Janice Rickel, Joyce Tuck, Grace Williams, Delores Rickel, Imogene Stolle, Nanette Pappan, Delores Nioce, Caroline Rose, Joan Ehrhart, Mildred Bolz, Gayle Stithem, Bill Carey, Lorraine Covert, and Shirley Eabb. Bill Hidy from Morganville entered our class during the year. Lorraine Covert left us to go to Washburn Rural and Shirley Babb went to Circleville. Our class officers were Delores Nioce, president; Gayle Stithem, vice-president; Janice Rickel, secretary-treasurer. We were initiated, as freshmen usually are, but our biggest thrill during this year was when two of the freshmen, Janice and Gayle, won the title of King and Queen of the carnival. Our sponsor was Mrs. V . R. Horn. Vie started our sophomore year in 1953 and again had fifteen members. Bill Hidy was missing as he had moved to Soldier, but Nancy Rickel from Burlingame had entered our class. During the year Bob Springer from Wetmore entered. Our officers were Delores Rickel, president; Gayle Stithem, vice- president; Delores Nioce, secretary-treasurer. Since there were so many girls in our class, only eight were chosen to serve at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Our class sextette won first rating at the County Music Festival in the spring which made us very happy. Mr. Bliss was our sponsor. When we started in as juniors, we found that we had lost Bob Springer. He had gone back to Wetmore, but in November Garry Wright from Perry joined us, and at the beginning of the second semester, Bonnie Bausch from Holton entered. This year our officers were Gayle Stithem, president; Mildred Bolz, vice-president; Sandy Gillespie, secretary; Doris Turley, treasurer. Two of the highlights of our junior year were the junior play, Hillbilly Weddin', and our Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme of the banquet was Hawaiian Nights. It was a lot of work, but everyone enjoyed doing his or her part. Mr. Haden was our sponsor. In the fall of 1955 when we started in as seniors, we had nineteen mem- bers. Victor Miller entered from Topeka, and Evelyn Beasterfeld from Esk- ridge joined us soon after school started. We lost Bill Carey and Evelyn Beasterfeld before the Thanksgiving holidays. Bill joined the Marine Corps and Evelyn returned to Eskridge, Garry Wright left at the end of the first semester as he moved to Meriden. This year the following classmates guided us through our senior activities: Grace Williams, president; Victor Miller, vice-president; Joyce Tuck, secretary; Janice Rickel, treasurer; Delores Rickel and Joyce Tuck, Student Council representatives. The most important events of this year were our Class Night, senior trip, and the Junior-Senior Banquet, and of course our graduation exercises. During this year the stu- dent body organized a Student Council on which seven seniors served. Mr. Thorpe was the sponsor as well as sponsor of our class. Thirteen of the students who started in as freshmen in Hoyt High back in 1952 will be graduated in this class. We have enjoyed our high school days, and we hope the seniors in years to come will have as much fun as we have had. We, the Seniors of 1956, being of sound memory and disposing mind and knowing our places will soon be taken by others, do hereby make and publish this our last High School Will and Testament: I, Joan Ehrhart, do will and bequeath my chubbiness to Charles Haines and my hair to Charlie. I, Grace Williams, do will and bequeath ny dancing ability to Miss Barrett, providing she teaches it instead of shorthand; and myself to the Marine Corps, providing Ben is there. I, Mildred Bolz, do will and bequeath my quietness to the Freshman class, and my overweight to David Spencer. I, Joyce Tuck, do will and bequeath my interest in football players to my cousin, Jean Martin, and my shorthand book to Judy Ungerman, providing she spends a life time studying it. I, Caroline Rose, do will and bequeath my curly hair to my sister, Kathleen, providing she doesn't put a permanent in it, and my cheerleading ability to Jane Ann Miller. I, Sandy Gillespie, do will and bequeath my dimples to Bob Alfrey, my interest in boys to Edith Plants, and my love of Mercurys to Ronnie Bausch. I, Nanette Pappan, do will and bequeath my interest in Eli Whitney to June Alfrey, and my pony tail to Gylene Starr. I, Victor Miller, do will and bequeath my ability to sit on the side- lines at a football game to Teardrop Schone, my missing car windows to Frankie Rose, and my immense typing speed to Hunt and Peck Thorpe. I, Bonnie Bausch, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with the boys to Darlene Spiker, and my title of Queen to Mary Hrenchir. I, Doris Turley, do will and bequeath my empty Coke bottles to Mr. Haden, my good behavior to my brother, George, and my love of motorcycles to anyone who will buy me one. I, Nancy Rickel, do will and bequeath my long hair to Carol Bostwick, and my ability to get along with boys to Carolyn Younger. I, Imogene Stolle, do will and bequeath my physique to Harold Meggison, and my cold hands to Dick Newell, providing he won't hold them. I, Oarry Wright, do will and bequeath my wavy hair to Jack Pettijohn, and my ability to get along with Jean Martin to Virgil Rickel. I, Bill Carey, do will and bequeath my Marine uniform to Bob Waters, and my interest in Silver Lake girls to Paul Shipman and Lloyd Richards. I Delores Rickel, do will and bequeath my Bermuda socks to Mrs. Castle, providing she wears Bermuda shorts with them, and my interest in going to Kansas State to all the A students of dear old Hoyt High. I, Gayle Stithem, do will and bequeath my cowboy boots to Miss Barrett, and my crew-cut to Judy Ungerman. I, Janice Rickel, do will and bequeath ry orneriness to June Alfrey, and my ukelele to Mary Hrenchir, providing she learns to yodel. I, Delores Nioce, do will and bequeath nothing to nobody because I ain't got nothing nobody wants. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath to Mrs. Castle, our own version of the English language, and our old tests for future reference. To Mr. Brown, we will the silence on the schoolbus going to games, and the luck of not having us in any of his classes. To Mr. Haden, we will our ability to be All Americans in sports, and our knowledge of history. To Mr. Barry, we wiU our many peaceful music periods, and our old glee club dresses. To Miss Barrett, we will our love of working on the annual, our ability to follow instructions carefully, and our many hours of studying, providing she does it all at night. To Hr. Thorpe, we will all of our hair, and our ability to argue and win. To dear old Hoyt High, we leave our many memories of all the exciting experiences we have had in the past four years. Signed and sealed in the presence of: 5 (r SEAL SPONSOR May 22, 1970 Dear Mr. Thorpe V hile traveling through Texas and the Western States in the year 1970, we ran across many of the '56 graduates and we thought you might be inter- ested in knowing their whereabouts. In Texas we found Imogene Stolle or rather Mrs. D. Zach. Imogene is operating a chick farm and raises 10,000 chicks a year. Her income is $10, 000 a month. Delbert works on holidays at Goodyear. We heard that Delores Rickel has taken up, as her career, lady wrestling. Her next bout is to be with Gorgeous George. We found Gayle Stithem playing pro-foctball and mak- ing all kinds of money for the All-False Teeth Co. Nanette Fappan is the proud oivner of a one-half million acre ranch. She spends her spare time riding bronchos and training them for cattle horses, Garry V right is half owner of the Studebaker Mfg. Co. He owns a $U0,000 Studebaker with souped up Model T. engine, 350 horse power, and leopard skin upholstery—all extra. Sandra Gillespie is a well known rodeo performer. She is champion of all the West in broncho busting. At a noted resort on the Gulf of Mexico, we found the very popular Janice Rickel modeling Bikini bathing suits, In her spare time she dives for pearls. Caroline Rose, now Mrs. Harold Williams, is the wife of a big time farmer, and is the mother of fourteen little, big timers. Doris Turley is a teacher in All-Boys College. She is very well liked by most of the boys. It seems that she gives them all A's and also the answers to their quizes. Delores Nioce is the president of her own art college, and it is reported that she will enroll only married girls along with the many boys. Last, we found Grace Williams in southern Texas in her small home where she is hard at work rearing her family of ten ornery Morris boys. They keep her very busy but, of course, she wouldn't trade them for ary other boys in Texas. After seeing all the Texans, we flew to California and found Bill Carey, our home town leatherneck, trying to make up his mind as to which he likes better, Wacs or Waves. Bill has been awarded five Congressional Medals of Honor by President Marilyn Monroe. Nancy Rickel is playing foot- ball for the Los . ngeles Rams. It seems that it is now legal for women to play football. She scores about five TD's a game when she doesn't play too hard. Bonnie Dausch is a well-known movie star. She teaches dancing to some of her friends, among whom we find Dean Olsen, her director and pro- ducer. Joan Lhrhart is a famous doctor and scientist. She has finally discovered a cure for the common cold. After leaving California, we ventured over the Pacific to Hawaii where we found Joyce Grass Skirt Tuck doing the hula in the biggest resort on the Islands. She gives all the big business men free coconuts. When we got back to Kansas, we found Mildred Bolz, now Mrs. Mil Holiday, the happy wife of a truck driver. Mildred goes with Bill on all his trips to keep him compary. Also, we found Victor Miller managing a girls' basket- ball team in Kansas City. He finds the work very enjoyable. We were pleasantly surprised to find how well the '56 seniors had succeeded. Sincerely Junior Class Ronnie Bausch President Richard levell V. President David Spencer Secretary Carolyn Younger Treasurer Darlene Splker Reporter Paul Shipaan Student Council Dale Wright Harold Meggi son Bobby Ungeman Jla Rlckel Donald Splker Hr. Haden Sponsor Junior Class Ronnie Bausch President Richard Wevell V. President David Spencer Secretary Carolyn Younger Treasurer Darlene Spiker Reporter Paul Shipaan Student Council Dale Wright Harold Meggison Bobby Ungeraan Jia Rickel Donald Spiker Mr. Haden Sponsor Sophomore Class Gerald B usch President Carol Bostvick Vice President Larry Steward Secretary Judy Ungeraan Treasurer Melvin Hardin Student Council Reporter Edith Plants Reporter Frank Rose Student Council June Alfrey Dale Spiker Melvin Stockvell George Turley Virgil Rickel Jean Martin John Dickinson Mrs. Castle Sponsor Freshmen Class Lloyd Richards President Larry Fenske Vice President Judy Vanderbloaen Secretary Bobby Donahue Treasurer Melvin Schone Student Council Jack PettiJohn Reporter Mary Hrenchir Barbara Joy Kathleen Rose Robert Waters Jane Ann Miller Bob Alfrey Charles Haynes Qylene Starr Mr, Broun Sponsor This was Hoyt's first year for football, so it was decided to end the season with a homecoming celebration. Preparations for the homecoming were started on November 1. The student body elected five girls whose names were presented to the football boys w ho chose the queen and her attendants. Bonnie Bausch was chosen a s queen and the attendants were Janice Rickel, senior, and Judy Ungeman, sophomore. Bonnie, a senior, is a lovely brunette with hazel green eyes and medium height. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bausch. Bonnie, Janice, and Judy were driven around the football field in a convertible. They were met at the car by their escorts, Oayle Stithem, Gerald Bausch, and David Spencer. They then proceded to the center of a heart formed by the Pep Club girls. Here the queen and her attendants were given corsages, and Bonnie was crowned queen by Mr. Thorpe, our principal. Bonnie was also given a miniature football,a gift from the cheerleaders, which was presented by Edith Plants. The final feature of the day was the homecoming dance in the evening held in the gym, which had been beautifully decorated in blue and white. During the dance Queen Bonnie and her attendants, Janice and Judy, attired in evening gowns of white, orchid, and rose,reigned on a throne, which had been prepared by the Pep Club girls. JOYCE TUCK Joyce is about average size with light brown hair, and hazel eyes. She has a very nice personality and is liked by everyone. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tuck, who live on a farm east of Hoyt. As she is majoring in commerce this year, Joyce plans to do secretarial work when she graduates this spring. This year the Future Farmers of America decided to have an FFA Sweetheart contest and party. In October the boys chose the contestants—one girl from each class in high school. Mary Hrenchir, freshman, Jean Martin, sophomore, Darlene Spiker, Junior, and Joyce Tuck, senior, were chosen to compete in th is contest which was he Id at an assembly program on November lfc. The winner was to be the girl who performed the following tasks, pertaining to farm life, the best and in the shortest time: calling hogs, milking a cow, sawing lumber, and making a trough. The faculty was the Judges. All of the girls were farmers' daughters. The winner was kept a secret until the night of the party and dance on January I. The party was held in the FFA shop rooms which had been appropriately decorated in royal blue and gold, the FFA colors. During the evening the FFA Sweetheart, Joyce Tuck, was escorted to the throne by her escort, Gerald Bausch, and presented with a lovely white FFA Jacket with her name and the FFA emblem inscribed on it. Her attendants, Jean, Mary, and Darlene, were given heart-shaped necklaces with the FFA emblem by their escorts , Melvin Hardily John Dickinson, and Paul Shipman. The sweetheart and her attendants then reigned on the throne during the remainder of the evening. Seated: Delores Nioce, Art Editor; Joyce Tuck, Feature Editor; Sandra Gillespie, Doris Turley, Chit Chat Editors. Standing: Nanette Pappan, Art Editor; Miss Barrett, Sponsor; Imogene Stolle, Circulation Manager; Bonnie Bausch, Caroline Rose, Asst. Editors; Garry Wright, Production Manager; Janice Rickel, Editor; Reporters Seated: Carolyn Younger, Letterclub and Pep Club; Nancy Rickel, Music; Grace Williams, Grade School; Delores Rickel, Sports. Standing: Delores Nioce, Kayettes; Jack Petti John, Freshman; Melvin Hardin, Edith Plants, Sophomore; terlene Spiker, Junior; Bonnie Bausch, Senior; Melvin Stockwe11, F.F.A.; Richard Newell, Student Council; Victor Miller, Sports. Annual Staff Seated: I. Stolle, Editor; G. Wright, Art; G. Williams, Secretary; S. Gillespie, Class Editor. Standing: J. Tuck, Asst. Editor; Kiss Barrett, Sponsor; C.Rose, Activities; D. Rickel, Layout; Bl. Pappan, Art; B. Bausch, V. Killer, D. Turley, J. Rickel, Business Managers; D. Nioce, Art. Student Council Seated: R. Newell, Junior, Reporter; V. Killer, President; Kr. Thorpe, Sponsor; D. Spencer, Letterclub, V. President; J. Rickel, Pep Club, Secretary. Standing: M. Schone, Freshnan; J. Dickinson, F.F.A..; J. Tuck, Senicr; D. Turley, Letterclub; P. Shipman, Junior; K. Hardin, Sophomore; S. Gillespie, Kayettes; C. Rose, Kusic; D. Rickel, Senior; F. Rose, Sophomore. i ( Girls Glee Club First Rows G. Williams, C. Rose, K. Rose, G. Starr, B. Joy, J. Vanderblomen, D. Turley, C. Younger, E. Plants, J. Alfrey, C. Bostvick, J. Ungeman, B. Bausch, J. Tuck, J. Rickel. Second Row: Mr. Barry, N. Rickel, K. Hrenchir, D. Spiker, J. Killer, K. Bolz, I. Stolle, D. Bioce, N. Fappan, J. Kartin, S. Gillespie, D. Rickel. Sextet Caroline Rose, Doris Turley, Grace Williams, Delores Rickel, Sandy Gillespie, Janice Rickel First Row: D. Turley, N. Rickel, C. Rose, K. Rose, C. Younger, J. Alfrey, C. Bostwich, J. Ungenaan, B. Bausch. Second Row: M. Hrenchir, G. Starr, D. Spiker, B. Joy, J. Vanderblonen, M. Bolt, J. Miller, D. Mioce, N. Pappan, S. Gillespie, J. Tuck, J. Rickel. Third Row: E. Plants, J. Dickinson, B. Alfrey, B. Ungenaan, L. Richards, C. Haynes, V. Rickel, M. Stockwell, G. Bausch, F. Rose, J. Martin, G. Williams, D. Rickel. Fourth Row: I. Stolle, R. Bausch, D. Wright, R. Newell, R. Waters, P. Shipman, M. Hardin, D. Spiker, G. Wright, V. Miller, J. Pettijohn, L. Steward, Mr. Barry. Boys Glee Club First Row: F. Rose, J. Petti John, V. Rickel, B. Alfrey, R. Waters, C. Hayne R. Newell, L. Richards, J. Dickinson, G. Bausch, B. 9e™n. Second Row: M. Stockwell, L. Steward, G. Wright, D. Wright, M. Hardin, Mr. Barry, P. Shipman, D. Spiker, R. Bausch, V. Killer. Kay et te s First Row: C. Bostwick, Treasurer; D. Turley, President, Mrs. Castle, Sponsor; N. Pappan, Vice President; B. Bausch, Secretary. Second Row: K. Rose, G. Starr, M. Hrenchir, D. Spiker, B. Joy, J. Vanderblomen, J. Miller, E. Plants, J. Alfrey, J. Martin, C. Younger, J. Ungerman, J. Ehrhart. TTiird Row: C. Rose, N. Rickel, M.Bolz, I. Stolle, D. Nioce, Reportor; J. Tuck, D. Rickel, S. Gillespie, Student Council; G. Williams, J. Rickel. Future Farmers of America First Row: V. Rickel, Vice President; M. Stockwell, Reportor; G. Bausch, President; M. Hardin, Secretary; J. Dickinson, Treasurer and Student Council, L. Stewart, Mr. Brown, Sponsor. Second Row: B. Donahue, L. Fenske, B. Ungerman, J. Pettijohn, L. Richards, J. Rickel, H. Meggison, G. Turley, M. Schone, F. Rose. Third Row: D. Spencer, G. Stithem, B. Waters, D. Spiker, P. Shipman, Don Spiker, R . Newell, B. Alfrey, C. Haynes. Barrett, Sponsor. Second Row: K. Rose, S. Gillespie, D. Turley, N. Rickel, D. Spiker, J. Killer, M. Bolz, I. Stolle, N. Pappan, C. Younger, C. Rickel, G. Williams. Cheerleaders: C. Rose, D. Nioce, B. Bausch, Captain; E. Plants.' Girls Basketball Team Second Row: J. Vanderblcmen, B. Joy, C. Bostwick, G. Starr, J. Alfrey, J. Miller, C. Younger, J. Martin, M. Hrenchir, J. Ungerman, K. Rose. Letter Clubs Mr. Haden, Sponsor First Row: J. Tuck, President; S. Gillespie, Vice President; C. Younger Secretary, Treasurer; D. Turley, Student Council. Second How: C. Rose, C. Bostwick, I. Stolle, D. Nioce, D. Rickel G. Williams, J. Rickel. f First Row: B. Donahue, L. Fenske, J. Rickel, H. Stockwell, L. Steward, J. Dickinson, H. Meggison, G. Bausch, Treasurer; F. Rose. Second Row: L. Richards, 0. Stithem, D. Spencer, Secretary, Student Council; D. Spiker, P. Shipman, M. Hardin, R. Newell, Vice President; R. Bausch, President; J. Pettijohn, V. Rickel, Mr. Haden, Sponsor. Football iik k K• Bausch End F. Rose Fullback R. Newell End - Quarterback B. Donahue End - Halfback D. Spencer End - Quarterback V. Rickel End L. Richards End . -5; i} L • Steward Center Schot HH83-r°aC I Basketball Victor Miller Larry Fenske Lloyd Richards Melvin Hardin Gayle Stithei Gerald Bausch Ronnie Bausch David Spencer T ■ Jack Pettijohn Virgil Rickel Richard Newell Top Row: Larry Steward, Bob Alfrey, Lloyd Richards, Victor Miller, Bob Waters, Charles Haynes, Jack PettiJohn, Larry Fenske, Harold Meggison. Second Row: Melvin Schone, Frank Rose, John Dickinson, Virgil Rickel Melvin Stockwell, George Turley, dob Donahue, Jim Rickel. Coach Haden Whoa Nelliei Sitting pretty Picnic?? Dance With Me Henry Joan Lovers?? Brown Eyes (BROWN) Rock and Roll Waltz Queen??? I Great Thinker Leg Showll Brother George PhysEd (Girls) Love Letters???? Music Class The team was in a huddle A- 1U_ Study Hall Doing Steady Diamonds?? Concentration Yeiler Rose of Texas ' 7 % Hen session Pais Nut 1 O Here cooes Coketime We're off????? Pretty ■ rW A 3 U P Homecoming Dance Yes, Dean. Yea, HOYT I Wallflower??? Study Hard! Watch your figure!! Hi Davy Crockett Kathy li’iderclaasmen Fish? Two Sophies What a smell1 Chorus Girls a Alurnii 1915 1922 Henry McCaslin, Dexter, Mich. Orion Williams, Sr., Hoyt, Ks. 1918 Laurel Boise, Topeka, Ks. Lila Holt Bradley, Goff, Ks. Grace Smith Crippin, Dayton, Ohio Nellie Griffith Jones, Tonganoxie, Ks. C na Scott McCaslin, Dexter, Mich. Lloyd Morris, deceased Jack Preston, Topeka, Ks. Laura Isaacs True, Laramie, Wyo. 1919 Alfred Baker, Wichita, Ks. Guy Bostwick, San Bruno, Calif. Bill Crowley, Kansas City, Ks. Almeda Long Dible, Arkansas City, Ks. Minnie Hall, Topeka, Ks. Lauren Holt, Hoyt, Ks. Ted Holt, Hoyt, Ks. John 0. Pappan, Hoyt, Ks. Jeff Williams, Hoyt, Ks. Letty Carlin Wykert, Hoyt, Ks. 1920 Imogene Foltz Campbell, deceased Ruby O'Brien Eby, Englewood, Colo. Virgil Graham, Topeka, Ks. Avril Holt, Red Bluff, Calif. Norma Petti John Laird, Silverlake, Ks. Edith Cleland Morris, Oskaloosa, Ks. Grace Holt Shaughnessey, Topeka, Es. Mabel Plants Shield, Topeka, Ks. 1921 Guila Joy Bailey, Hoyt, Ks. Fred Bausch, Hoyt, Ks. Kenneth Bois, Wanego, Ks. Lee Carlin, Kansas City, Mo. Naomi Yeakley Edwards, Hays, Ks. Emma Bahret Haynes, Netawaka, Ks. Alva Holt, Tulsa, Okla. LaVeta Marshall Holt, Hoyt, Ks. Lester Munger, Kansas City Mo. Carren Mercer Randal, Topeka, Ks. Reba Hall Ridley, Honolulu, Hawaii Paul Rogers, deceased Tressie Robertson Hilliard, Topeka, Ks. 1922 Edgar Bostwick, Augusta, Ks. Lonnie Griffith, Topeka, Ks. Felton Holt, Umatilla, Oreg. Gladys Kortz Holt, Topeka, Ks. Willis Pettijohn, Topeka, Ks. 1923 Clarence Barker, deceased Elsie Kinnaird Brown, Garnett, Ks. Willard Cleland, Wakeeney, Ks. Esther Foster Graham, Topeka, ICs. Bernice Yeakley Holt, Hoyt, Ks. Leona Borden Jacobs, deceased Ozro Lee, Artesia, Calif. Le Roy Lindsey, Hoyt, Ks. Eileen Marshall McElfresh, Hoyt, Ks. Charles O'Brien, Denver, Colo. Gladys Patterson, deceased Walter Poor, Chanute, Ks. Roscoe Rickel, Hoyt, Ks. Mary Willis Sconce, Portland, Ore. Claude Stapel, Topeka, Ks. 1921 Grace Shuler Barker. Nellie Allen Barker, Hoyt, Ks. Martha Boast, deceased Colo. Mary Bostwick Buch, Colorado Springs, Morris Cleland, Kansas City, Sylvia Cox Dietrich, deceased Erma Plants Harris, Santa Monica, Calif. Iva Cox Herde, Holton, Ks. Ruby !Whittlesey Judd, Topeka, Ks. Wayne Maris, Seattle, Wash. Raymond Stapel, Meriden, Ks. Pansy Woodard Stover, Topeka, Ks. Frank Thompson, Shawnee, Ks. Mayme I toss Waters, Hoyt, Ks. 192$ Charles Bibler, Topeka, Ks. Lester Colburn, Arnold, Calif. Naomi Holt Heifer, Holton, Ks. Rolland Lee, Alhambra, Calif. Marguerite Yeakley, Hoyt, Ks. 1926 Frank Blevins, Superior, Mont. Frances Chubb Campbell, Topeka, Ks. Cora Bostwick Carey, Los Banus, GaMf. Stuart Carey, Los Banus, Calif. Helen lone Colburn, Harrington, Ks. Mary Allen Cook, Topeka, Ks. Devere Donahue, Van Nuys, Calif. Loverne Donahue, Topeka, Ks. _ 1926 Bernice Stach Douglas, Topeka, Ks. Orville Fleischer, Canadian, Tex. Vera Barker Gleason, Kansas City,Ks. Edna Rose Hansbearry, Topeka, Ks. Lee Hansbearry, Topeka, Ks. Harry Harrington, Wichita, Ks. William liaris, Topeka, Ks. John Nauheim, Topeka, Ks. Harry Rose, Grants Pass, Ore. Glee Shipman, Hoyt, Ks. Mary Kinnard Slattery, Topeka, Ks. 1927 Elmer Carlin, Hamlin, Ks. Donald Colburn, Elkhart, Ks. Dorothy Eaton Damme, Hoyt, Ks. Eleanor Yeakley Dickinson, Mayetta,Ks. Reginald Dickinson, Mayetta, Ks. Esther Hall, Topeka, Ks. Orville Plants, Hoyt, Ks. Paul Snavely, Silverlake, Ks. Edwin Steward, New Cambria, Ks. Wilma Holt Voelker, Hoyt, Ks. Jake Willis, Liberal, Ks. 1928 Lloyd Anderson, Topeka, Ks. Jennie Terry Blevins, Superior, Mont. Clyda Joy Bostwick, Hoyt, Ks. Marion Cox, Burbank, Calif. Kenneth Davidson, Kansas City, Mo. Freddie Donahue, Onaga, Ks. Inez Allen Donahue, Van Nuys, Calif. Howard Feischer, Chicago, 111. Ruth Maris Graham, Kansas City, Mo. Glen Harris, Engleirood, Colo. Beulah Madison Joy, Ho;t, Ks. Josephine Argo Mann, Hoyt, ICs, Charles Nauheim, Manhattan, Ks. Laoel Richards, Hoyt, Ks. Opal Rickel Shipman, Watsonville, Calif Hazel Richards Venters, Hoyt, Ks. Pauline Steward Willis, Hoyt, Ks. 1929 Walter Bibler, Chicago, 111. Lester Blaylock Vernon Bostwick, Casper, Wyo. Edward Dickinson, Hoyt, Ks. William Donahue, Hoyt, Ks. Paul Holt, Topeka, Ks. Alfred Jackson, Little Rock, Ark. Mark Joy, Hoyt, Ks. Ernest Lee, Kansas City, Mo. Wilbur Lindsey, Topeka, Ks. Carrie Mercer, Topeka, Ks. 1929 Mary Emily Pappan, Hoyt, Ks. Mable Snavely Patterson, Wichita, Ks. Donald Pettijohn, Topeka, Ks. Mabel Harris Rickel, Mayetta, Ks. Vernon Rickel, Mayetta, Ks. William Stadel, San Diego, Calif. 1930 Marjorie Donahue Black, Topeka, Ks. Donald Chubb, Topeka, Ks. Ivan Davidson, Kansas City, Ks. Farner Dickinson, Greeley, Colo. Jesse Holt Evans, Topeka, Ks. Wilma Maris Gooderl, Hoyt, Ks. Gayle Bone Hasch, Omaha, Nebr. Helen Stewart Kessinger, Hoyt, Ks. Beulah Rickel Rothstine, Keats, Ks. Wayne Shipman, Topeka, Ks. Pearl Winters, Hoyt, Ks. Eugene Voodhead, LaiTence, Ks. Bill Zeller, Denison, Ks. 1931 Wayne Barker, Ho t, Ks. Harold Bibler, Boulder, Colo. Harold Blankenship, Topeka, Ks. Eva Blaylock Richard Bone, Mayetta, Ks. Cecil Bostwick, Ottumeva, Iowa Helen Smith Brown, Wathena, Ks. Laura Barker Dickinson, Hoyt, Ks. Josephine Donahue Fenske, Hoyt, Ks. William Fleischer, Hoyt, Ks. Gerald Gooderl, Hoyt, Ks. Dorothy Betts Hobart, Topeka, Ks. Jewell Thompson Linquist, Nevada, Mo. Anna Terry Plants, Hoyt, Ks. Doris Thompson Dorothy Thompson Olive Barker W’oodhead, LaiTence, Ks. Lura Winter Zeller, Denison, Ks. 1932 Flossie Bolz Brey, Valley Falls, Ks. Warren Harris, Hoyt, Ks. Mo. Stella Fenske McCormick, Kansas City, Mildred Winters Martin, Topeka, Ks. Hugh Mathews, Enid, Okla. Irene Argo Ross, N. Vernal, Utah Leona Carlin Sherman, Oklahoma City, GkLa. Lorene Tolin Williamson, Sacramento, Calif. 1933 Evans Bausch, Hoyt, Ks. Roy Carlin, Topeka, Ks. Clyde Connor 1933 Juanita Kessinger Gaston, Topeka, Ks. Ellsworth Hatch, Spring Valley, Calif. Velma Felker Hughes, Hoyt, Ks. Irene Oelke Jarvis, Glendale, Mo. Freida Larson Look, Bremerton, Wash. Durrell McCaslin, Anchorage, Alaska Kenneth Paul, Morvrich, Conn. Ester Yeakley Smith, Kansas City, Mo. Wilbur Stewart, Topeka, Ks. LaVerne Woodhead, Gardena, Calif. 193U Harry P. Argo, Long Beach, Calif. Ruby Callison Bausch, Hoyt, Ks. Mildred Jacobs Bolsinger, Denver Colo. Jeanette Joslin Bowers, Lincoln, Nebr. Virginia Sconce Carlin, Topeka, Ks. Lovelle Colhouer, deceased George Cyrus, Iola, Ks. Hazel Larson Dollard, deceased Clarence Frese, Hudson, Mich. Hazel Donahue Folger, Topeka, Ks. Isabell Carey Pooser, East Eugene, Cke. William Pettijohn, Merriam, Ks. Earl Shipman, Topeka, Ks. Joyce Tolin, Topeka, Ks. Jewell Wilson, Lakin, Ks. 1935 Darwin Banta, Delia, Ks. Lillian Barker, Topeka, Ks. Byron Bostwick, Rossville, Ks. Isabel Harris Duehler, Mayetta, Ks. Beulah Bausch Calderwood, ilerider Ks. Donald Gooderl, Topeka, Ks. Frederick Hall, deceased Glen Hatch, Hoyt, Ks. Calif. Virginia Morris Hatch, Spring Valley, Hazel Callison Madoll, Kansas Cife Mo. Icel Jeffries Martin, Mqyetta, Ks. Evelyn Freze Milligan, Kansas City, Mo. Milton Newlun, Hoyt, Ks. Jack O'Shaughnessey, Lewiston, Idaho Wilce Sconce, Topeka, Ks. Francis Thompson Herbert Woodhead, Livermore, Calif. 1936 Gerald Albright, Mayetta, Ks. Ks. Arta Jeffries Cambridge, Smith Center, George Carey, Portland, Ore. Joe Donahue, Van Nuys, Calif. Raymond Donahue, Hoyt, Ks. Helen Hall Fairbanks, Manhattan, Ks. Oliver Felker, Ft. Calhoun, Nebr. Robert Graham, Wichita, Ks. 1936 Hazel Bausch Hesse, Ozawakie, Ks. Johnny Johnson, Norwalk, Calif. Marian Overstreet Joy, Hoyt, Ks. Max Joy, Hoyt, Ks. Jean McCaslin, deceased Duane Stadel, Hoyt, Ks. Doris Thompson Gerald Tolin, Topeka, Ks. Sally Pettijohn Tolin, Topeka, Ks. Audrey Fleischer iJhitman, Topeka, Ks. Helen Larson Wright, Topeka, Ks. 1937 ron Barker, Topeka, Ks Kenneth Barney, Levelland, Tex. Donald Bibler, deceased Wanda Perky Brown, Valley Falls, Ks. Raymond Colhouer, Valley Falls, Ks. Norma Way Dickey, Phoenix, Ariz. Fern Doty, Topeka, Ks. Ruth Coleman Kennedy, Topeka, Ks. Don Shimeal, Topeka, Ks. Mary Barker Shipman, Hoyt, Ks. Leonard Speaker, Leavenworth, Ks. Virgil Stevrart, Lincoln, Nebr. Mary Pettijohn Walker, Topeka, Ks. Wilma Walker, Mayetta, Ks. 1938 Lester Bailey, Delia, Ks. Aubrey Bostwick, Waverly, Ks. Alice Banta Donahue, Hoyt, Ks. Byron Erwin, Belleville, Ks. Sidney Martin, Topeka, Ks. Fern Tolin Morse, Topeka, Ks. Gail Shipman, deceased Harry Shubkagel, Topeka, Ks. George Smith, Topeka, Ks. Jack Steward, Tempe, Ariz. Lucille Larson Thomas, Osawattomie, Ks. 1939 Junior Albright, Hoyt, Ks. Bethel Barker, Warrensburg, Mo. Junior Bolz, Hoyt, Ks. Bernice Carlin, Topeka, Ks. Ks. Jennie McCaslin Cockrell, Kansas City Willis Ent, Chicago, 111. Georgia Hall Erwin, Belleville, Ks. William Fisher, Lufkins, Tex. LaVelle Frazier, Topeka, Ks Keith Graham, Wichita, Ks. Eugene Hatch, Merriam, Ks Orville Hug, Holton, Ks. Joe Lawton, Elmont, Ks. Mary Pettijohn Pate, Pensacola, Fla. 1939 Boni.lee Wilson Peterson, Topeka, Ks. Ella Mae Rickel Reser, San Tahlo, Calif. Mary Joy Skinner, Kansas City, Mo. Florence Long Slavik, Kansas City, Mo. Agnes Kessinger Thompson, Topeka, Ks. Laverne Frazier Whelan, Topeka, Ks. 19U0 Madge Donahue Albright, Hoyt, Ks. Robert Santa, Phoenix, Ariz. Jean Larson 3erknan, deceased Harriette Maus Bishop, Topeka, Ks. Leroy Colhouer, Tecumseh, Ks. Frances Connor, Hoyt, Ks. June rurkey Davis, San Diego, Calif. Ralph Davis, Topeka, Ks. Dorothy Wilson Donahue, Hoyt, Ks. Marvin Erwin, Topeka, Ks. Goldie Perkins Foster, Topeka, Ks. Vera Jackson Gooderl, Topeka, Ks. Doris Ross Graham, Wichita, Ks. Vivian Tolin Parr, Rossville, Ks. Ellen Shimerall Tichenor, Topeka, Ks. Lester Tuck, Meriden, Ks. 19U1 Lola Mae Smith Bostwiciq RossvOle, Ks. Ruby Tichenor Carter, Topeka, Ks. Mary Williams Creason, Topeka, Ks. Robert Durham, Hoyt, Ks. Mae Chatham Erwin, Topeka, Ks Jacqueline Fisher Bridges, Houston, Tex. Cap Glover, Cleburne, Tex. Delman Gooderl, Hoyt, Ks. Zaidee Belle Rickel Howe, Topeka, Its. Pete Martin, Ilayetta, Ks. Helen Doty Speaker, Leavenworth, Ks. 191+2 Cleo B-roaddus, Hoyt, Ks. Bill Brown, Topeka, Ks. Betty Donahue Hall, Roswell, New Mex. Bob Hall, Roswell, New Mexico Majetta Bausch Holstein, Topeka, Ks. Robert Joy, Alameda, Calif. M. S. Larson, Topeka, Ks. James A. McCaslin, Lodi, Calif. Veld Bausch Mitchell, Hoyt, Ks. Harvey Richards, Garden City, Ks. Clifford Rickel, West Columbia, S. C. Frances Tann, Topeka, Ks. Irene Tuck, Topeka, Ks Helen Kent Winters, Topeka, Ks. 19U3 Mary Alice Ditmore Adams, CircleviHe, Devere Bailey, deceased Ks. 19U3 Neva Chatham Buchanan, Bye, Colo. Gene Godsey, Topeka, Ks. Douglas Green, deceased Robert Hainline, deceased Herbert Holliday, Eerryton, Ks. Phillip Joy, Herrington, Ks. James McGuire, Topeka, Ks. Loretta Hainline Perkins,Topeka, Ks. Katherine Pettijohn, Topeka, Ks. Robert Rogers, Topeka, ICs. Edith Russum, Topeka, Ks. Ellis Starkey, Topeka, Ks. Roy Tichenor, Topeka, Ks. Beth Housh Williams, Hoyt, Ks. Bud Williams, Hoyt, Ks. Paul Williams, Wichita, Ks. 19W+ Glen Broaddus, Hoyt, Ks. Elmer Davis, Topeka, Ks. Minnie Dunn Johnson, Calif. Ava Neisweinder Lane, St. Marys, Ks. Dorothy Penry Linder, Topeka, Ks. Charles McKeever, Topeka, ICs. Adelaide McCaslin McWhirt, Topeka, Ks. Mildred Kent Ostrander, Meriden, Ks. Adelle McCaslin Porter, Topeka, Ks. Lois Fisher Schippis, Houston, Te::. Tom Starkey, Topeka, Ks. Duane Waters, Garden City, ICs. 19U5 Bill Harris, Topeka, Ks Margaret Childs Kent, Holton, Ks. Maxine Long Krolman, Great Bend, Ks. Phyllis Hall Manley, Osceoba, Nebr. Bernard Martin, Hoyt, Ks. Ben McGuire, Mission, Ks. Merle McKeever, Topeka, Ks. Inez Damme Patterson, Kansas City, Mo. Mary Lou Holt Rader, Wichita, Ks. Marvin Smith, Topeka, Ks. Dean Tuck, Hoyt, Ks. Lois Penry Ward, Topeka, Ks Betty Rogers Warren, Moscow, Idaho J. Leonard Williams, Hoyt, Ks. 19U6 Lorraine Davis Cummings, Topeka, Ks Virginia Holt Davis, Hoyt, Ks. Bettaqjo McCaslin Hinkle, Kansas City, Mo. James Holt, Tecumseh, Ks. Norma Martin Holt, Tecumseh, Ks.; Ted Rogers, Elmont, Ks. Donna Spencer Westfall, Topeka, Ks. Marian Larson Whitney, Topeka, Ks. Dorothy Hall Williams, Hoyt, Ks. 19U Lee Ervin, Topeka, Ks. Beth Tichenor Gross, Dossier CDy, La. Roland Hug, Topeka, Ks. Jo Ann Stadel Jones, Topeka, Ks. Jo Ann Kent Knight, Lake Wales, Fla. Della Hainline Kraner, Hoyt, Ks. Gloria Salts McKeever, Topeka, Ks. Shirley McGuire Munsell, Sedgwick, Ks. Mildred Zachariasen Pasley, Hoyt, Ks. Margaret Long Richmond, Sebastorlope Charles Rickel, Mayetta, Ks. Calif. Donald Rickel, Silverlake, Ks. Jamc3 Rose, Topeka, Ks. Glen Vfyatt, Knob Hoster, Mo. 19U0 Barbara Meats Bausch, Mayetta, Ks. Donald Broaddus, Hoyt, Ks. Alice Ungerman Calhoun, Topeka, Ks. Elbert Dale Dunn, Meriden, Ks. Gene Hainline, Topeka, Ks. Jane Rickel Martin, Hoyt, Ks. Betty McKeever Harlow, Denver, Colo. Marie Rogers Oldham, Elmont, Ks. Dee Olson, Topeka, Ks. Phyllis Penry, Topeka, Ks. Thomas Pettijohn, Topeka, Ks. June Tuck Rickel, Mayetta, Ks. Roland Rickel, Burlingame, Ks. Betty Joy Thompson, Burlingame, Ks. Rose Nauheim Vobach, Topeka, Ks. 191 9 George Bolz, Hoyt, Ks Opal Steward Cahoon, Guam Gloria Hall Canfield, Kansas City, Mo. Larry Colhouer, Topeka, Ks. Joe Collins, Hoyt, Ks. Gladys Thompson Hargis, Topeka, Ks. Anna Mae Frazier Hinkle, Topeka, Ks. Jack Long, Shawnee, Ks. Arlene Holt Northup, Wheaton, Ks. George Rickel, Hoyt, Ks. Mary Phillips Rickel, Silverlake, Ks. Twila Kinkade Stapel, Topeka, Ks. Allen Tichenor, Topeka, Ks. Beth Jeffries Uber, Topeka, Ks. Richard Waters, Topeka, Ks. Howard Wyatt, Lecompton, Ks. 1950 Jeanne Bausch, Hoyt, Ks. Lester Damme, Topeka, K3. Mary Penry Pagel, Topeka, Ks. Clarence Plants, Hoyt, Ks. Ernest Richards, St. Louis, Mo. Clyde Stadel, Topeka, Ks. 1950 Bob Stapel, Topeka, Ks. Paul Voelker, Jr. Hoyt, Ks. Frances Zachariasen Wyatt, Topeka, Ks. 1951 Clyde Connor, Topeka, Ks. Charles Hainline, Navy Harold Kolbeck, Holton, Ks. Harry McKeever, Topeka, Ks Shirley Voelker Smith, Topeka, Ks. 1952 Gerald Damme, Hoyt, Ks. Marilyn Ifyrick Damme, Topeka, Ks. Nola Phinney Herring, Topeka, Ks. Ray McGrew, Meriden, Ks. Harold McKeever, Topeka, Ks. Genevieve Pappan Phinney, Topeka, Ks. Edith Schwanke Plants, Hoyt, Ks. Junior Plants, Hoyt, Ks Tom Turley, Hoyt, Ks. George Williams, Topeka, Ks. Marvin Willis, Hoyt, Ks. 1953 OkLa. Janice Vfy-kert Bontrager, BartersvULs, Doris Bausch Calderwood, Hoyt, Ks. Wayne French, Topeka, Ks. Francis Fulton, Topeka, Ks. Don Harrop, Topeka, Ks. Hazel Joy, Topeka, Ks. Ramona Venters McGrew, Meriden, Ks. Virginia Rickel, Kansas City, Mo. Don Stithem, Topeka, Ks. 195U Gary 3ausch, Hoyt, Ks. Gene Everhart, Hoyt, Ks. Martha French Shay, Topeka, Ks. Hugh Fish, Topeka, Ks. Marilec StaUbaumer Hrenchii} Linton, Mo. Bobby Plants, Air Force Carolyn Rickel, Hoyt, Ks. Donald Rickel, Hoyt, Ks. Mildred Stolle, Mayetta, Ks. Phyllis Allen Turk, Hoyt, Ks. 1955 Jack Ehrhart, Hoyt, Ks. Shirley Ungerman Fulton, Topeka, Ks. Danny Holt, Hoyt, Ks. Rita Hrenchir, Linton, Mo. Sandra Landen, Topeka, Ks. Carole Meggison, Hoyt, Ks. Ben Morris, Marines Patricia Bausch Rickel, Hoyt, Ks. Jim Vanorstran, Meriden, Ks. Harold Williams, Hoyt, Ks. Delbert Zachariasen, Hoyt, Ks. Sixth rrank ROOD Warren Cox Mr. McCauley Billy WillIans Linda Hughes Roger GoodefI Charles Bailey Teacher fifth First Sharon Tuck Norman Schwanke Billy McCauley Mary Timothy Rose Dixie Schweigen verhart Marjorie Gooderl Steve Albright! Wiechen Freddie Zweifel Charlotte Matwaoshshe line a Martin Janet Adams Jarrell Stade, Billy Albrigh Robert Haden Leland Bailey Harriett Spencer Third Mrs. McKLfresh Third - Fourth Mrs. Hill First - Second Dale Mann chael Grant Jerry DeMoney Darlene Cummings John Bostwick Fourth Clinton Holston ; Karen Damme Wilma Mattvaoshshe Bob Wiechen ohn Anweiler Louella Hatch John Durham 'Sheryl Albright [Clayton Gilkinson Douglas Rosevelt Grade School Basketball Mr. McCauley, Olen Everhart, Danny Rickel, Joe Mattvaoahshe, Gary Salta, Billy Fleischer. Top Row: Mr, McCauley, Glen Everhart, Danny Rickel, Joe Mattwaoshshe, Gary Salts, Billy Fleischer, Second Row : Jiamy Albright, Darrel Albright, Donald Nioce, Gerald Albright, Jerry Grant, c T o e n a d m _ 1 Girts Basketball First Row: Mr. Spencer, Marlene Donahue, Beth Carey, Catherine Hill, Sandra Donahue. Second Row: Marcia Joy, Joan Dickinson, Carol Stockvell, Sue Salta. Mary lounger, Beth Everhart, Wilma Cox, Gerri Lou Gooderl, JBoys Squad First Row: Mr. McCauley, James R os e, Warren Cooc, Richard Haden, Frankie Kopp, Kenneth Rosevelt, Garry Stadel, Billy Williams. Second Row: Roger Gooderl, Jinny Albright, Clyde Schwanke, Richard Bausch, Billy Grant, Ryland Kessinger, Darrel Albright, Iyle Pence, Jerry Grant. Third Row: Charles Bailey, Glen Hatch, Glen Everhart, Danny Rickel, Joe Mattwaoshshe, Qary Salts, Donald Nioce, Billy Fleischer, Gerald Albright. In September of 191 8 thirteen boys and girls began their education in the first grade at Hoyt Grade School, Miss Nellie Morissey was the teacher. The members of this class were Marcia Joy, Joan Dickinson, Mary Younger, Marlene Donahue, Janice Turner, Billy Fleischer, Gary Salts, Danny Rickel, Billy Holt, Larry Peterson, Gerri Lou Gooderl, Beverly and Teddy Timmons. Larry Peterson left during the year and went to the Sunbeam school in North Topeka. In the fall of 19i 9 we started our second year. Miss Nellie Morissey was again our teacher. Marlene Donahue went to Woburn for half a year and Teddy and Beverly Timmons left to attend school in Topeka. At the beginning of the 1950 school term, we had ten pupils in the third grade. Donna Falley entered during the year. Mrs. McDaniels was our teacher for the first semester and Mrs. Galliger taught the remaining part of the year. Late that year Wilma Cox entered our class. Then came 1951 and we were in our fourth year of school. Mrs. Gal- liger taught the first semester and Mrs. Bell completed the term. We lost Donna Falley who went to Meriden. Beth Carey entered our class in the middle of the year, coming from Louisiana. In the fall of 1952 with Mr. McCauley as our teacher, we entered the fifth grade which was in the high school building. At the beginning of this year we gained the following new pupils: Glenda Jones, Glen Everhart, Sarah Sinner, Gerald Albright, Bill Covert, Clyde Schwanke, and Bill Grant. Most of them were from South Hoyt rural school which had closed. Sarah Sinner left in the middle of the year. In the fall of 1953 we entered the sixth grade and our teacher was Mr. McCauley again. Kenneth Rosevelt enrolled, coming from Avondale in Topeka, also Marlene Cole who came from Woburn on January 26. Later in the year Joe Mattwaoshshe entered the class. This made nineteen pupils. In September 195U we had twenty-three pupils to start our seventh year. Mr. Spencer was our teacher. Patty Doud, Larry and Lewis Odgen were new pupils. We lost Marlene Cole, Ronnie Godfry, Larry and Lewis Odgen during the year. Danny and Jeanette Sipp entered during the latter part of the year and we ended with twenty-one pupils. In September of 1955 we entered our eighth and final year of grade school with an enrollment of nineteen students. Danny and Jeanette Sipp had moved from the district before the school term began. The students this year were Beth Carey, Marlene Donahue, Bill Grant, Mary Younger, Clyde Schwanke, Gary Salts, Kenneth Rosevelt, Glen Everhart, Glenda Jones, Danny Rickel, Marcia Joy, Billy Holt, Patty Doud, Joan Dickinson, Gerri Lou Goodrel, Billy Fleischer, Gerald Albright, Joe Mattwaoshshe, and Wilma Cox. The following class officers were elected: Gary Salts, presi- dent; Glen Everhart, vice president; Bill Fleischer, secretary; Marcia Joy, reporter. Everyone agrees that this has been a wonderful eight years of educa- tion and readiness for high school and that many pleasant memories of our grade school days will not be forgotten. I 9 JOY'S Groceries - Lockers - Appliances ..  • Max - Oscar-Chester Hoyt, Kansas Phone 10 GMIN-FEEDS-CML-FERrillZFRS Custom Mixing Custom Grinding . I— . HOYT, KANSAS Phone 172 PAY-WAY FEEDS HOICK FEEDS COMOB © r U nncus cPTTit Bob Miller, Manager 3 miles North - 3 miles East HOYT, KANSAS HOYT SERVICE STATION sms meiiiDiflii Mobilgas Mobiloil Fuel Oil Mobilgreaee Mobil Tires Phone 107 Hoyt, Kansas wQ-rz i'z HOYT STATE BANK 'AQftg CAR - TRACTOR REPAIRINO Hoyt, Kansas Phone 6 CAPITAL SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS $30,000.00 Services of all Kinds Offered Come in and Try Us HOYT, KANSAS € Voelker Service IJOn }Jf]J]DUJi]}3£ fllilM joy SB 'td Phone 11 OILS AND LUBRICATION Hoyt - Kansas 1 GASOLINE LEE TIRES d-joiji fundite 1 ! New and used - all sizes Package Drugs School Supplies Fountain Service Greeting Cards Novelties Veterinary Supplies Hoyt, Kansas - Phone 80 h otji leUkone Office Call by - - - Number Save time For yourself and the operator 7 Oianh and Beulah IJoungel Don McMillan Representative Res, Phone 513 Wamego, Kansas Sales Service Parts EUBANKS IMPLEMENT COMPANY Authorized Dealer Allis-Chalmers And New Idea i Phone 671 Holton - Kansas fMMffcS CO-OP IJealets WHEN IN MAYETTA STOP and EAT OR DRINK WITH Olvin end Jduaj ei (CQiPi) VWi y -Qppletl (2 zfye C ' eed (?o [ ■ Qll iAJ (?£ )JJ£ ! MANAGER Mayetta, Kansas Mayetta Lumber Co Building Material and Hardvrare Sherwin Williams Paint Phone 20 Mayetta, Kansas ROEOIGtR ! OIL CO. 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E. Hammer - Andy Kristoff 822 Kansas Avenue 701 KANSAS AVENUE Phone 8-866L TOPEKA, KANSAS Topeka, Kansas Ffank Custenborder 0 Son s FLORISTS Complete Floral Service Free Delivery Phone 5-3L66 1709 Gage Blvd, - Topeka, Kans. H. A. D 0 W D Y REALTOR FARMS AND RANCH LOANS Low Interest Rate Prompt Service FARM AND CITY SALES Call L-L59L 607 West 6th Topeka, Kansas flflyjs-waifiojiis fl]Qim)S£ company Phone 5-5305 1239 Lakeside Topeka, Kans, ELKINS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Phone 5-6015 927 Kansas Avenue North Topeka, Kansas Compliments senior class of 5 6 Furniture Appliances Carpets Linoleum Radios Television Draperies Pianos Records Housewares Free Delivery on any Purchase of or more Anywhere in Kansas 619 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kans.. OF DEE ERICKSON THE STORE BEHIND THE SPORTS Phone 5-L269 923 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kans. T i 1 i ! 1 f i I I i Best of Service EVERY DAY ERNIE’S SERVICE at ifcvA' 2100 North Topeka Blvd. North Topeka, Kansas 1036 N. Phone 3-L088 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kc. COMPLIMENTS ! — OF THE HAMILTON - ELGIN WATCHES Gifts for all Occasions Watch Repair TWO TOPEKA STORES Insured - Bonded 527 Kansas Ave. - 106 East Sixth Topeka, Kansas Phone h-770h 915 N, Kansas Topeka, Kansas MDLltR'S SEftVIH XAW VALLEY j SKELGAS SEKYJCE SIEBERLING TIRES BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES SHELLS BULK AND BOTTLE GAS GET MORE FOR YOUR DOLLAR SPEND IT WITH HOLLER TANKS AND APPLIANCES £ mile North of Cloverleaf Two Way Radio for Better Service Highway 75 Bus. Phone 7-7100 Res. 3-9039 North Topeka, Kansas 210li North Topeka, Topeka, Ks. Parties South on Hi-Way 75 Topeka, Kansas 2001 North Central Topeka, Kansas jMUPPj-JY’ COMPLIMENTS fJU'JCrEK SUPPLY CO. OF We can Furnish Everything For the Modern Market But the Meat and Groceries Wm. M. Murphy Phone 2-0700 605 N. Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas v)? BOOa Tepeka, Kansas NORTH SIDE WRECKING j COMPANY I HARVEY HANKOMER - Owner Phone 2-2236 Res. 3-6592 1912 N. Topelia Ave. Topeka, Kansas -----------------1 Compliments of IRA PRICE CAFE DON'T WANT A MILLIOli DOLLARS- JUST A MILLION FRIENDS Hichway 2h East of the Cloverleaf Topeka, Kansas 3000 West it With 'T'tou etl Phone U-0531 Topeka, Ks. SHUN TENPENNY 1930 North Topeka Avenue Topeka, Kansas THOMAS Standard Service wHtwirs TOPEKA'S BUILDING MATERIAL HEADQUARTERS Phone 9-9818 Hiway 2h and Rochester Road Topeka, Kansas WHITtrS DRIVE -INN Sandwiches, Drinks Shrimp, Chicken Steaks A Served Inside or Out Highway 2L West of Cloverleaf Topeka, Kansas 715 East Fourth Topeka, Kansas GojpUrd, Sobp t £e UuC Every Service for the Motorist ________f rt stone------- Tires - Batteries Brakes - Auto Supplies 9th and Quincy Streets Topeka, Kansas Ca pitol Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. LARGEST IN KANSAS Four handy offices 6th at Kansas 1201 Blvd. 11th Vermont 5251 Johnson Drive Topeka, Ks. Topeka, Ks, Lawrence, Ks. Mission, Ks. 716 Kansas Avenue A'' ) IopekLSa5 y DAIRY QUEEN NO. 1 Topeka’s Foremost Department Store since 1880 2026 North Topeka Topeka, Kansas DECKER CONOCO SERVICE Phone 9-919k Tune Ups Starters Generators Brakes DON AND PETE'S MOTOR-IN GARAGE PERSONALIZED SERVICE Oraers Donald H. Ewing - Peter J. Long Minor Mechanical Work Phone 2-3851 801 Topeka Boulevard Topeka, Kansas 125 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas BOB EILERT’S SERVICE electrolux vacumn cleaners MOBIL PRODUCTS The World’s Lightest Weight Heavy Duty Cleaner Greasing Polishing Brake and Ignition Service FREE HOME DEMONSTRATIONS Phone 2-5L11 600 Topeka Boulevard Topeka, Kansas 525 Topeka Boulevard Topeka, Kansas ELLENBECKER SERVICE THE- GAITHE R-AGENCY LEE TIRES-PHILIPS BATTERIES usA 1101 N. Kansas Ave. r (V x ° . e ,cA TOPEKA, KANSAS vy ops' Ph0nS 7“7912 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Phones 5-8715 and 3-2186 211L Topeka Boulevard Topeka, Kansas DR. f RED W j-JOLLH CHIROPRACTOR Phone 2-13U6 735 Fillmore Topeka, Kans. 61 ■mm WOW'. They must still be using Hudson Oas and Oil 3109 Topeka Boulevard Topeka, Kansas Barber Shop SHAVE HAIRCUT 920 North Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas Oil Company Inc. 135 N Kansas SERVICE OARAGE 112 North Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas The Corner Dress Shop in North Topeka Ladies Dresses Coats and Sportswear 8L5 N. Kansas Ave. Phone Topeka, Kans. 5-5027 EDMARLINGS Kansas' Largest Home Furishehs WO BIG STORES 6l8 Kansas Ave. — 901 N. Kansas Topeka, Kansas MAR Radio and Television 2110 Topeka Boulevard Topeka, Kansas Melvin and McVey Conoco OUR SPECIALTY Mufflers Brakes _ _ Ignitions Complete 2U-hour Service 1020 North Topeka Boulevard Topeka, Kansas COMPLIMENTS of Aildu esi (Appliance (2o General Electric and Admiral Appliances Phone 2052$ 608 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas fFffffFtTftfffTTTTfFF Get MORE for what you pay SAVE at Mode O'Dayl (ode O'D y Frock Shop Lingerie—Dresses—Hosiery Blouses Phone 2-9057 925 N. Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas EMERY SHIMER PURINA CHOW FARM SUPPLIES FEEDS AND SEEDS 1012 N. Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas ROZWICK-MARSH School of Accordion Sales - Service - Lessons Phone L-663I 900 West 6th - Topeka, Kans. shawnee federal savings and loan association INSURED Savings and Investment Accounts Now in our 70th year 812 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas SHIELDS D-X SERVICE BEST FOR LESS Phone 9-9211 N. Kansas Ave. and 2l Highway Topeka, Kansas GEORGE V SMITH GARAGE Auto Repairs HIGHWAY 75 1 109 N. Central Ph. 5-11863 Topeka, Kansas SBIITHWICH WHOLESALE Phone 3-23L5 117 West 10th - Topeka, Kans. COMPLIMENTS ] of Dr.Gordon A Summers OPTOMETRIST Phone 199 N. Kansas Ave. 3 -8955 Topeka, Kansas TAS'fY PASTKY S}JOf) 330 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas company Bill Liska — Bob Henaley Phone 800 N. Kansas Ave. 3- 7797 Topeka, Kansas 1 COMPLIMENTS of j TOPE K A ?o ?a-(?0£G BOTTLING COMPANY Tepeka, Kansas TOPEKA IMPLEMENT CO., INC. f,i J vM 1808 N. Topeka Blvd. K fTopeka, Kansas AvTH0ft1Ie0 SAL ei AND SERVICE The 2enioi 2la s s of 1956 Wish to 'Thank Cvttyone who has helped make this, the 1956 Cowboy, possible. KAW VALLEY PRODUCE CO., INC 116 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas STATE TYPEWRITER CO., INC. 31U Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas ROACH HARDWARE 622 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas F. M. STEVES AND SONS Phone 2-5055 1017 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas SMILEY'S SHOE AND BOOT REPAIR 632 Kansas Avenue Topeka (Basement) Kansas TOPEKA LEATHER SHOP 522 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas