Hoyt High School - Cowboy Yearbook (Hoyt, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

A hill is not too hard to climb, Taken one step at a time. One step is not too much to take, One try is not too much to make. One step, one try, one song, one smile, Will shortly stretch into a mile. And everything worth while was done dy small steps taken one by one. To reach the goal you started for, Take one step more--take one step morel J. D. Freeman In order to express our appreciation for the many opportunities we have had, we, the Senior class of 1957, do hereby dedicate this annual to you, our parents and friends in the comaunity. BOARD • r • Administration m,. Bernard Thorpe Wittenberg College A. B. Kansas University M. A 1931 Principal Mathematice Senior Class Sponsor Student Council Sponsor William Barry Simpson College B. M. Music Music Group Sponsor Cecil M. Broun Oklahoma A M B. S. Agriculture Science Biology FFA Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Any Barrett Missouri State Teachers B. 8. Coemerce Annual Sponsor Pep Club Sponsor School Paper Sponsor Ruth Harder Kansas State B. S. Home Economics Kayette Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor William P. Haden Bethany College B. A. History Sociology Physical Education Letter Club Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor DAVID LAURENT SPENCER Dave Favorite subject: Mathemetics Hobby: Cars Secret ambition: Naval flyer Class officer . . . 1-2-3-!} Basketball . • • . 1-2-3-lj Football .... F. F. A . . 1-2-3 Student Council . • • • 3-b Letter Club • • • . . . 3-li Vice-President JAMES WILLIS RICKEL Jim Favorite saying: Don t work too hard Hobby: Guns, Hot rods Class officer...........h Basketball • • • 1-2-3-b Football..............3-U F. F. A...........1-2-3-U Letter Club .... 3-b ■ Secretary-Treasurer DARLFNF FLLEN SPIKER Dar Dar Favorite saying: Oh Hobby: Writing to Class officer Kayettes . . Pep Club . • Oirls Chorus Mixed Chorus Annual Editor Pen pals . . . 2-3-k . . 1-2-3-U . . 1-2-3-b . . 1-2-3-J} .... 2-3 ..........I Student Council Representative RICHARD LOWELL NEWELL Dick Favorite saying: Dig you cat Secret ambition: To grow a pony like Carolyn’s. tail Just Class Officer . . . . 1-2-3 Basketball . . . . 1-2-3-U Football .... Baseball Student Council . • • • 3“ii Boys Chorus . . . . . 2-3-14 Mixed Chorus . . . . 2-3-Ji Letter Club . . . Reporter .... Reporter CAROLYN JRANE YOUNGER Bones Favorite saying: Bubble Dust Favorite subject: Psychology Class officer • . . 1-2-3-L Basketball .... 1-2-3-b Kayettes ............ 1-2-3-b Student Council ......... h Pep Club.....1-2-3-li Letter Club...............3-L Cheerleader.................2 Girls Chorus . . . 1-2-3-Ai Mixed Chorus . • • 1-2-3-b Band......................2-3 Reporter.....1-2-3-Ji School Paper Editor • . . li HAROLD JAMES MEGGISON, JR. Meggle Favorite saying: Want to bet? Favorite subject: Math Secret amlbiton: Farm Class officer............2-lt Student Council ........... L F. F. A..............1-2-3-ii Student Manager ........... 3 Letter Club.................L Student Council Representative PAUL DEUIAN SHIPMAN Tall Dog Favorite saying: Oh Oadl Favorite subject: Bookkeeping Basketball ........... 2 F. F. A. . . . 1-2-3-1 Student Council • • 3 Class Officer. . 1-2-3 Boys Chorus . . 2-3-i Mixed Chorus . . 2-3-U RONALD LEE BAUSCH Regonald Favorite saying: For crying out loud Favorite subject: Psychology Secret ambition: Be an artist Mr. Thorpe Sponsor DONALD DEAN SPIKER Don Favorite saying: I can if I want to Favorite subject: Geometry Secret ambition: Be a draftsman Hobby: Singing Basketball............1-2 F. F. A...........1-2-3-U Boys Chorus.............3 Mixed Chorus............3 BOBBY LEE UNOERMAN Bob Favorite saying: Class officer . . 1-2-3 OK Basketball . • 1-2-3-1 Secret ambition: Football . • • . . 3-a Learn to type Favorite subject: Student Council • • . u Bookkeeping Boys Chorus • • Mixed Chorus . . 2-3-1 . 2-3-1 Hobby: Hunting Letter Club . • F. F. A 1-2-3-1 Boys Chorus li I Senior Hislorv .t wat a happy day in September, 19SU, for thirteen freshmen aa they entered the door of H:. High to begin their first year in high school. We were familiar with the building, since of ua had attended the aeventh and eighth grades in the high school building, we didn't h. ve too Tiueh trouble finding our way around. The members of this freshman class were Ronnie Bausch, Prv ident; {arolyn lounger, Vice President; David Spencer, Secretary; Paul Shipman, Treasurer; Richard Newell, Delegate; Darlene Casto, Reporter; Jim Rickel, Harold Meggison, Don Splkery Bobby Ungerman, Darlene Spiker, Allan Landen, and Dean Allen. Mr. Longberg was our sponsor that year. The most outstanding events of the year were the initiation and the school carni’ X we fatered our second year as sophomores in the fall of 1955, we found we had lost Darie ne Casto’and gained Dale Wright and Wilbur Wabaunsee. Nothing very significant happened to the sophomores that year, but some of us participated in a tumbling show to raise money for basketball uniforms. Our sponsor was Mrs. Castle. In the fall of 1956, we entered the portals of Hoyt High as Juniors. When we returned we found we had lost Wilbur Wabaunsee. Our most exciting event of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet, The theme of our banquet was the Stork Club. Our sponsor was Mr. Haden. In the fall of 1956, the curtain went up on the final act of our high school education. We had made the grade—we were now seniors. The members of our class were David Spencer, President; Jim Rickel, Vice President; Darlene Spiker, Secretary-Treasurer; Carolyn Younger, Reporter; Harold Meggison, Delegate; Ronnie Bausch, Don Spiker, Paul Shipman, Dick Newell, and Bobby Ungerman. This year held many outstanding events for us, the Junior-Senior Banquet, the senior trip, graduation and our work on the annual. May 30, 1977 Dear Mr. Thorpes Whll. traveling around the world recently this month, we found the eeniora of 1957 engaged in their various occupations. In Alsaka we found Jim Rickel raising baby kangroos on a farm, although he w a s having trouble keeping them warm. We also found Dick Newell, who has become a millionaire, making false teeth for penguins. We decided to stop in Southwestern Canada fora while, and who should come into town with the circus but Bob Ungerman. He was doing a tight-wire act with a beautiful blonde. While driving through the mountains, we came upon one of our old school chums, Carolyn Younger (known as Bones). She was working as a mule skinner for a freight company. As a hobby she has taken up uranium prospecting. When we were in California, we saw David Spencer checking out bathing suits to the great movie stars at t h e city pool. On to Hollywood we went, where we found Ronnie Bausch doing imitations of the great Elvis Presley and playing his guitar. We stopped in our home town, Hoyt, where we found Don Spiker, owner of a gas station with a shop in the back where he over- hauls his bicycle. His hobby is taking care of his 100-miles a gallon Model T. Traveling on down into Arkansas we saw Paul Shipman, now married to a girl named Carol, f 1 1® .. igi tors and crocodiles. On Saturdays Paul spends his time getting his 1950 moael Hot Rod read7 for the drag-strip on Sunday. We moved on to Florida and who should we see pushing a cart full of fur coats on the beach—none other than our old pal Harold Meggison We decided to go north and drifted into Delaware. Here we saw Darlene Spiker. She is married to a millionaire and lives in a mansion with her eight little boys. We had a wonderful time traveling all over the world and checking on our old schoolmates. Sincerely, We, the seniors of '$7, with four of our happiest years past do will, and bequeath the following: I, Carolyn Younger, do will a nd bequeath my pony tall to Marcia Joy, and my many nights of hard study to my sister Mary. I, Darlene Spiker, do will and bequeath quietness to Wilma Cox, a nd my shorthand ability to Jean Martin. I, Bobby Ungerman, do will and bequeath my car to Prank Rose, and my bookkeeping ability to Larry Steward. I, Harold Meggison, do will and bequeath my bashfulness to Lloyd Richards, and my ability to get along with Mr. Haden to Judy Vanderblomen. I, Ronnie Bausch, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to Frank (Hammer) Rose, my way with women to Charles (Wyatt Earp) Haynes, and my apologies to Miss Barrett for ever taking shorthand. I, Paul Shipman, do will and bequeath my ability to juggle the books in bookkeeping to Frank Rose, and my psychology book to Carol Bostwick. I, James Rickel, do will and bequeath my ability to play basketball to Miss Barrett, and my ability to study in study hall to Danny Rickel. I, Richard Newell, do will and bequeath my duck tail to Bobby Donahue, and my ability in sports to Billy Grant. I, David Spencer, do will and bequeath ray interest in cars and Fords to George Turley, my trips out east to Jerry Bausch, and my ability to get along with Miss Barrett to Gary Salts, providing he doesn't get his hands slapped. I, Donald Spiker, do will and bequeath my ability to help others to George Turley, my ability to get along with the teachers to Kathleen Rose, and all the wonderful times I have had while going to Hoyt High to June Alfrey. We, the senior class, do will and bequeath to Mrs. Harder our many hard hours of work in study hall and the old study hall clock which was always on time. To Mr. Barry, we will our manv hours of singing in chorus, providing he doesn't get hoarse, and our many discussions of everything in general. To Mr. Haden, we will our daily twenty-five laps to reduce a few extra pounds, and all our Globe-Trotter antics to the up-coming classmen . To Miss Barrett, we will the hardest working annual staff ever to work in Hoyt, and all our typing speed, providing she learns how to type. To Mr. Brown, we will our many long discussions in Biology, and our work books, providing he puts them in the library. To Mr. Thorpe, we will our many discussions in psychology and hope that after all of them he will have gained some valuable information. John Dickinson Dale Spiker Elizabetn Moor© Jane Ann Hiller Jack PettiJohn Charles Haynes Melvin Schone Robert Waters Kathleen Rose Bobby Donahue Bob Alfrey Donna Callison Mary Younger Treas. Billy Fleischer Glen Everhart Bill Grant Karen Reddick Beth Carey Bill Holt Myron Stithem Glenda Jones Kenneth Rosevelt Gary Salts Wiljna Cox Joe Mattwaoshshe Patricia Doud Danny Rickel -UOMCCOMING Jean Martin Quean Barbara Joy Edith Plants first Attendant Second Attendant Hoyt High School was hosts to the alumni and friends at the Hoyt-Quenemo Homecoming game on October 26« The high light of the day was the crowning of the queen, lovely brunette Jean Martin. Her attendants were Barbara Jay and Edith Plants. The queen a nd her attendants rode onto the football field in a black convertible driven by Harold Williams. After circling the field and greeting her subjects, the queen and her attendants were met by their escorts, Ronnie Bausch, Jim Rickel, and David Spencer, and were escorted through an arch formed by the Pep Club girls who were dressed in black and gold. There they were met by Mr. Haden who crowned Jean as homecoming queen. During the crowning ceremonies, Judy Ungerman had charge of the crown and of the cor- sages which were provided for the girls by the Student Council. The queen and her atten- dants watched the game from a throne placed at the top of the bleachers. The Homecoming Dance was held in the evening from 8:30 to 11:30 with Russ McCormick and his band furnishing the music. The queen, her attendants, and their escorts entered the dance hall during the opening musical number and were escorted to the throne prepared for them. Hie royal party then started the evening with the first dance. The queen wore a white formal of net, lace, and taffeta with the corsage of white chrysanthemums which had been given her in the afternoon. Edith, as second attendant, also wore white. Barbara, as first attendant, wore a formal of pale yellow. Barbara and Edith had corsages of yellow chrysanthemums. A crowd of around 150 students, alumni, and friends attended the dance and everyone seemed to enjoy it. It was an especially happy time as Hoyt had won their homecoming game. ANNUAL STAFF Standing: Marcia Joy, Betty Lou Barger, Judy Vanderblomen, Edith Planta, Robert Waters, Richard Newell, Harold Meggison, Frank Rose. Seated: Lloyd Richards, Treasurer, Carolyn Younger, Secretary, Ronnie Bausch, President, Gerald Bausch, Vice-President, Mr. Thorpe, Sponsor, Bill Holt. Standing: Richard Newell, Miss Barrett, sponsor, Carolyn Younger, Assistant Editor, Harold Meggison, Donald Spiker, Bob Ungerman. Seated: Ronnie Bausch, Darlene Spiker, Editor, Jim Rickel, Paul Shipraan. STUDENT COUNCIL NEWSPAPER STAFF Standing: Mias Barrett, Donald Spiker, Jim Rickel, Darlene Spiker, Paul Shipman. Seated: Richard Newell, Ronnie Bausch, Bob Ungerman, Carolyn Younger, Harold Meggison. REPORTERS Standing: Gylene Starr, Judy Ungerman, Marlene Donahue, Carol Bostwick, Carolyn Younger, Melvin Schone. Seated: Judy Vanderblomen, Darlene Spiker, Bob Ungerman, Jim Rickel, Virgil Rickel. Top row: Bill Orant, Jim Rickel, Jack Pettijohn, John Dickinson, Dale Spiker, Paul Shipman, Melvin Hardin, Donald Spiker, Melvin Stockwell, Larry Steward, Gerald Bausch, Bob Ungerraan. Second row: Kenneth Rosevelt, Gerald Albright, Glen Everhart, Myron Stithem, Danny Rickel, Charles Haynes, George Turley, Harold Meggison, Billy Fleischer, Frank Rose, Mr. Bream, Sponsor. First row: Bill Holt, Melvin Schone, Larry Fenske, Lloyd Richards, Bobby Donahue, Virgil Rickel, Bob Alfrey. First row: Beth Carey, Karen Reddick, Glenda Jones, Wilma Cox, Jean Martin, June Alfrey, Darlene Spiker, Jane Ann Miller, Gylene Starr, Kathleen Rose. Second row: Marlene Donahue, Mary Younger, Joan Dickinson, Marcia Joy, Gerri Lue Gooderl, Judy Vanderblomen, Betty Lou Barger, Mary Hrenchir, Elizabeth Moore, Judy Ungerman. First row: Carol Bostwick, Secretary, Carolyn Younger, President, Mrs. Harder, Sponsor, Edith Plants, Vice President, Barbara Joy, Treasurer. • --- GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Top row: Mr. Barry, Bobby Ungerman, Ronnie Bausch, Lloyd Richards, Joe Mattwaoshshe, Paul Shipman, Bob Waters, Charles Haynes, Dick Newell, Bob Alfrey First row: Kenneth Rosevelt, Bill Grant, Gerald Albright, Jack Petti- John, Larry Fenske, Melvin Stockvell, Myron Stithem, Glen Everhart, Frank Rose Top row: Glenda Jones, Joan Dickinson, Marcia Joy, Darlene Spiker, Jane Ann Miller, Gerri Lue Gooderl, Edith Plants, Judy Ungerman Second row: Mary Hrenchir, Barbara Joy, Gylene Starr, June Alfrey, Carol Bostwick, Jean Martin, Carolyn Younger, Karen Reddick, Mr. Barry First row i Marlene Donahue, Mary Younger, Kathleen Rose, Beth Carey, Judy Vanderblomen, Betty Lou Barger, Wilma Cox, Elisabeth Moore BOVS’ GLEE CLUB MIXED CHORDS Top rou: Bobby Ungerman, Ronnie Bausch, Lloyd Richards, Joe Mattvaoshshe, Paul Shipman, Bob Waters, Charles Haynes, Dick Newell, Bob Alfrey. Third row: Mr. Barry, Joan Dickinson, Kenneth Rosevelt, Bill Grant, Gerald Albright, Jack Pettijohn, Larry Fenske, Melvin Stockvell, yron Stithem, Glen Everhart, Frank Rose, Judy Ungerman. Second row: Karen Reddick, Jane Ann Miller, Darlene Spiker, Glenda Jones, June Alfrey, Carol Bostwick, Betty Lou Barger, Judy Vanderblomen, Marcia Joy, Gerri Lue Oooderl, Carolyn Younger, Jean Martin, Edith Plants. First row: Marlene Donahue, Mary Younger, Beth Carey, Wilma Cox, Gylene Starr, Kathleen Rose, Barbara Joy, Mary Hrenchir, Elisabeth Moore. BAND PEP CLUB First row: Beth Carey, Glenda Jones, Joan Dickinson, Carolyn Younger, Jean Martin, Wilma Cox, Jane Ann Miller, Betty Barger, Darlene Splker, Oylene Starr Second row: Miss Barrett, sponsor, Marlene Donahue, Karen Reddick, Carol Boetwick, Marcia Joy, Judy Vanderblomen, June Alfrey, Barbara Joy, Mary Hrenchir, Elisabeth Moore, Kathleen Rose Third row: Oerri Lue Oooderl, Juay Ongerman, Mary Younger, Edith Plants GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Top row: Joan Dickinson, Barbara Joy, Donna Callis on, Olenda Jones, Mary Hrenchir, Jean Martin, Oylene Starr, Carolyn Younger, Elisabeth Moore, Oerri Lue Oooderl, Carol Bostwick. First row: Mary Younger, Marlene Donahue, Beth Carey, Kathleen Rose, Judy Ungerman, Mr. Haden, Coach. CO-CAPTAINS Carolyn Younger, Carol Bostwick CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL TEAM Top row: Melvin Stockvell, Kenneth Rosevelt, Billy Grant, Gerald Albright, Bobby Donahue, Joe Mattwaoshshe, John Dickinson, Myron Stithem, Bill Fleischer, Glen Everhart, Frank Rose, George Turley Second row: Melvin Hardin, Jack Pettijohn, Larry Fenske, Danny Rickel, Lloyd Richards, Virgil Rickel, Larry Steward First row: Mr-Haden, Jerry Bausch, David Spencer, Jim Rickel, Ronnie Bausch, Richard Newell LETTER CLUBS Top rov: Danny Rickel, Jack Pettijohn, John Dickinson, Bob Alfrey, Paul Shipman, Kelvin Hardin, Donald Spiker, Ronnie Bausch, George Turley, Melvin Stockvell. Second row: Glen Everhart, Myron Stithem, Larry Fenske, Larry Steward, Mr. Haden, Virgil Rickel, Harold Meggison, Bob Donahue, Frank Rose. Third row: Richard Newell, Gerald Bausch, Jim Rickel, Lloyd Richards, Melvin Schone. Edith Plants, Carolyn Younger, Carol Bostvick, Mr. Haden, Judy Vanderblcmen Judy Ungenoan, Kathleen Rose. FOOTBALL Center F. Rose Fullback M. Hardin Center Halfback 1. Richards End J. Pettijohn End 0. Bausch Halfback D. Rickel Fullback M. Stithem Halfback D. Spencer, 0. Bausch Captains J. Rickel Center R. Bausch Fullback D. Spencer Quarterback BASKETBALL R. Bausch, D. Spencer Captains - G. Bausch D. Newell L. renske D. Rickel PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES Top row: Larry Steward, John Dickinson, Ronnie Bausch, David Spencer, Joe Mattwaoshshe, Donald Spiker, Paul Shipman, Melvin Hardin, Dale Spiker, Charles Haynes, Richard Newell, Virgil Rickel, Bob Alfrey, Lloyd Richards. Second row: Kenneth Roseve It, Bill Grant, Harold Meggison, Jack Petti- John, Danny Rickel, Melvin Stockwell, Gerald Bausch, George Turley, Myron Stithem, Bobby Unger man, Frank Rose, Billy Fleischer. First rowt Mr. Haden, Coach, Glen Everhart, Jim Rickel, Larry Fenske, Bobby Donahue, Melvin Schone, Gerald Albright. Top row: Jane Ann Miller, Joan Dickinson, Marcia Joy, June Alfrey, Glenda Jones, Betty Lou Barger, Carolyn Younger, Jean Martin, Oerri Lue Gooderl, Barbara Joy, Mary Hrenchir, Judy Ungerman, Mr. Haden, sponsor. First row: Karen Reddick, Carol Bostwick, Kathleen Rose, Marlene Donahue, Mary Younger, Beth Carey, Judy Vanderblomen, Oylene Starr, Edith Plants, Elizabeth Moore. Where «re your boot ? And it'8 «till that way That's what It will do to you Taking life easy Grarel Counter C. T. in their clutches Royalty That s what they call school The two that nerer made it {y, how she's changed True Lore Sleeping beauty Hittin the bottle Little Richard The Brothers Conference Sleeping beauty Not supposed to erase Our tvo lonely senior girls Only one on the floor at a tine Dreaming of Denison Stag line The first dance Hard at work Keeper of the nonkey house Queen Jean Jerry Orant Sue Salts Richard Bausch Darrell Albright Donald Nloce Jinmy Albright ivi Inita Howerton Mr. Spencer Seventh - Eighth Gary Stadel Richard Haden Beverly Bostwick Warren Cox Iyle Pence Beth Everhart Ryland Kessinger ■ mV Charles Bailey Sharon Joy GRADE six r« v Frank Kopp Violat Howerton Celaata Fuller Leona Voelker Dawn Spencer Howard Day a O' r a ASf. leeerly Reddick Sandra Donahue Refer Oooderl Linda Hughes Billy Williana Helen Stockwell James Roee FIFTH Mr, McCauley Fifth - Sixth GRADE am Cherri Joy lima Mattwaoehehe John Durham Louella Hatch Jismj Gilkison Douglas RoeeveIt Barbara Nevlun O ft ft a • ' r 1 1 -1 Charles Morgan Susan Rose Sheryl Albright Reaona Cummings Margaret Day Bob Fleischer Clayton Gilkison Karen Damme FT eddy Joy Cheryl Joy John Anweiler Cindy Beaman y inie Stockwell, Kathleen Cunnings, Ronnie Griffin, Charlotte Moore, James Fuller Marion Howerton, Diane Spiker, Mike McCauley, Tim Rose, Bobby Rosevelt SECOND GRADE ' -r k ____________ Sue Stiers, Steve Albright, Donna Bausch, Freddy Zweifel, Marjorie Gooderl, Norman Schvanke, Cathy Fuller Eldon Joy, Delmer Spiker, Linda Martin, Billy Clark, Mary Lou Everhart, Gary Pence, Bill McCauley Charlotte Mattwaoshshe, Sharon Tuck r n O A V I , i if, U Leland Bailey, Billy Albright, Harriett Spencer, Darrel Stadel, Buddy Stockwell, Janet Adame Bobby Haden, Wanda Kramer, Billy Howerton, Berney Williams, Irene Howerton, Denton Moore t . J-ft •A JLkJUkidLr H I R D G R A D E FOURTH GRADE Johnny Bostwick, Dale Mann, Darlene Cummings, Michael Grant, Jerry Demoney Third - Fourth MADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL PEP CLUB A Leona Voelker, Carol Stockwell, Sue Salte, Beth Everhart, Catherine Hill, Sandra Donahue Squad Top row: Mr. Spencer, Catherine Hill, Leona Voelker, Carol Stockwell, Sue Salts, Beth Everhart, Sandra Donahue, Celeste Fuller, Sharon Joy. First rows Beverly Bostwick, Dawn Spencer, Beverly Reddick, Linda Hughes, Top row: Mr. Spencer, Linda Hughes, Sandra Donahue, Leona Voelker, Dawn Spencer, Beverly Reddick, Karen Damme, Celeste Puller, Romona Cummings Fourth row: Margaret Day, Sheryl Joy, Violet Howerton, Wilma Mattwaoshshe, Helen Stockwell, Cherri Joy Third row: Cindy Beaman, Susan Rose, Sheryl Albright, Louella Hatch, Mr. McCauley Second Row: Catherine Hill, Beth Everhart, Beverly Bostwick, Sue Salts, Carol Stockwell First row: Kathleen McCauley, Beni Albright A Team Top rcw: Richard Bausch, Ivan Callison, Donald Nioce, Glen Hatch, Billy Barger, Darrell Albright, Ryland Kessinger, Iyle Pence, Mr. McCauley Second row: Clayton Oilkison, Richard Haden, Roger Gooderl, Darold Doud,Jim Albright, Jerry Grant, Frank Kopp, Garry Stadel First row: James Gilkison, John Anweiler, Danny Callison, Bill Williams, Charles Morgan, James Rose, Warren Cox, John Durham, Fred Joy, Bob Fleischer, Douglas Rose volt Top row: Richard Bausch, Donald Nioce, Glen Hatch, Billy Barger, Darrell Albright, Ryland Kessinger, Mr. McCauley First row: Richard Haden, Roger Gooderl, Darold Doud, Jim Albright, captain, Jerry Grant, f----------------------- Groceries - Lockers - Appliances Ma x - Bi LL- Ji m Hoyt, Kansas Phone 10 Hovt ,KaNsas Phone 172 Sterl.n 1 ) A l 1 • ■ v J 7r Am ! o olk Oil and Lubrication Gasoline Lee Tires New and vised - all sizes Phone Hoyt - Kansas U 11 r r r rrni i otkviu_ HOY STATION EDDIE DICKINSOM I ! 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