Humboldt High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Humboldt, KS)

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x X Q v Q X X X ' flflblflff all mwdpaper '1 ast , , Superinl ' A s rl if ..V,,, , , ,' ,, A. 4 1 W - - , 01 . , . 0 1 01 nd - - , a hr ' as Par y, . . Dr a h or of bemg J smgmg guests reports Louise Feeney president School is sun I ht la ,Second Fid- gg g'e7?6'tarymC1ub Monday' oct f 'nerican W' 'ion Wee-1' '1 h--- ' 'fl a meeting October 27 and Play is Ove'-4 f p y' ' p' ' , , a Christmas Exchange Flynn and OGIIDG ,sented to a pleased The numbers sunv the grf .ul t d py-an th hm audience on Tuesday, were selected b ' A -her? S 8? ganzfi now is thjyh ' the high school audi- Sen 0 .mum be a bile: . N vi, group.-E WSLCPIS the sf -1,.. b . I 1 ,qv 9 V W m Ci D1--U03 movies, t... .ne : BDC H1 bl a ended with - - 7Y'0'lylPte1'5 anbd Henry all the che9rlS:i2I1xg0iI! the Bun' me purpose of if 'Ang the public u , -1 . e m . over tliige higofi ali? 9? ellizlsgi' mana ' ' ' . zts. the Fm: Y two , . . iff-1 ctett If the subscribers to the HHS Flash have enjoyed reading the paper and year- V Sf we can book as much as the Staff members have enjoyed publishing it, we think we may jl gns: ' ' be certain of its success. er tl Bell sa l , l I I h 'npanie For the first year since the paper was organized, the issues were printed. ' fuse t Formerly the paper was typed and mimeographed--a laborious and time-consuming mmf Eisigre task. The present plan assures a well-organized and neat appearing paper. Appar- ramvg ,ation ently the Staff is enthusiastic about the new plan for they have done excellent work p l ram :he D18 this year, , ' The paper does much more than furnish the reader with school news. It gives g Att the students workin on the f 'b'l't d d l th ' l ral D D g paper a sense o respons1 1 1 y an eve ops eir , writing ability. Working on the Flash and Annual impresses upon our minds the ,gs , need for co-o eration and ives us some idea as to what is re uired of a news- ho ha P g q ag 4: 5 first paper staff, , Nov Pfliofsf And now we would like to take this opportunity to thank our sponsor, Miss ttendc Gibson' Pauline Flynn, without whose help the Flash and Annual just wouldn't be. Many MISS? Lowell -- . . er M1 Menk thanks go to the other members of both staffs: Annual Circulation Manager, hey Brien, Gary Uptong Assistant Editor of the Flash, Bonnie Womackg Circulation Managers, h, M: Qifilflm Carol Coltrane and Princilla Hoepkerg and Advertising Salesmen, Hazel Elliott dMr wfnsgff and Martha Freeman and to the other members of the Staff, for their co -operation gg qouten and willin ness to ive their time and talents toward the roduction of the Flash ., . g P .-- , Mis. A and Annua . o Wi: rry Bai, 1 T01 d Bell- Gary Fronk- ichii fncy' Editor of the Flash H1001 0hS- -T 1 -?- at va on, Wil a u . Taymr pau emmmg, ommy U ' , - - - ln- . . z - . u Ver 3, H0ke- ncipal cson, Ronald Jackson, Works. Virginia wrestler Richard hmentary procedure demonstration Ed1t01- Of 131-13 Annual ildre Laude, Charles Magill, yockey' at the Central Avenue school house . , Isa ln. Merle Peterson. Dor- Eighth Grade: John Bal-ww' Jack October 26. at a 4-H meeting. U ' Men Marilyn Stinson, Rol- Bum-,ny Cay-ygl Campbell' Remy Larry Arbuckle presided over the ' ' x yn, - Cheney' Duane Clurnv Dye Cglli- demonstration. Others who took part '. rd- 1 .A g , , Choc is: Darlene Carpenter. were: Joe Hurst, Gary Nordt. John ew ' 5 ' 0 ' ' vin tephan, 1 Gnvla Jo Cress. Dallas son, Raymon Durkin, Dorothy Gale- mm-e, Norman Gardner, Sharon Robb, Melvin Bruenger and May- music department 0- Sl 5...E1'Z?.'2

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P 7 X X .limi 'IM wget 1. Jim Morelan. 2. Sonny Martin, Martha Freeman, and Larry Man- ion. 3. Gayla Jo Cress. 4. Larry Manion, Martha Freeman, Ann Townsend, and Sonny Martin. 5. Joan Wimsett, 6. Mary and Kath ryn O'Brien. 7. Bob Ohmes and Bonnie Womack. 8. Bonnie Wo- mack, Ann Magill, Sonya Upton, Pat l-lofer, Jean Elliott, and Judy Finney. 9. Gertrude and Louise Feeney. 10. Harold Whitaker, Kenny Gibson, Bob Booe, John Robb, Larry Manion, Sonny Martin, Coach Merriman, Maynard Cress, Dennis DeMeritt, and Martin Henrichs. 11. Pat Gibson. 12. Princilla Hoepker, Bonnie Womack, and Ann Magill. 13. Shara and Sandra Morris. 14. Dennis De- Meritt and Barbara Parker. 15. Bob Ohmes. 16. Marilyn Ostrander, Virginia Pollman, Joyce Edwards, and Jean Elliott. 17. Ann Magill Evelyn Moore, and Nancy Clements. 18. Phyllis Durkin. 19. Pat Hofer, Gertrude, Louise Feeney, and Hazel Elliott. 20. Pat Gib- son, Joanne Reaves, and Judy Finney. 21. Spike Martin and Spook Whitaker. 22. Sandra Morris, Janice Fronk, Liz Tilman, Marilyn Ostrander, Connie Cline, Gayla Cress, and Donna King. 23. Wm. Leonard and Harlan Carpenter. 24. Nancy Clements. 25. Ann Townsend, Sonny Martin, and Bonnie Womack. 26. Ann Town- send and Dennis DeMeritt. 27. Sonya Upton ----- 28. Gary Fronk. 29. Louise Feeney and Deloris Baker. 30. Bob Ohmes. 31. Charles Leonard. 32. Kenny Gibson. 33. Ann Magill, Sonya Up- ton, Louise Feeney, La Donna Booe, Bonnie Womack, and Joan Wimsett. 34, Sonny Martin. 35. Gloria Armel. 36. Jean Elliott. 37. Liz Tilman, Jean Elliott, and Joyce Edwards. 38. Coach Merriman. 39. Dean Griffith. 40. Bonnie Womack. 41. Coach Merriman. 42. Sandra Morris and Janice Fronk. 43. Miss Smith and Gloria Armel. 44. Marilyn Stinson, Carol Coltrane, Norma Brinkman, Louise Feeney, Deloris Baker, Audrea Shigley, and Princilla Hoepker. 45. John Robb and Carol Coltrane. 46. Gary Fronk. 47. Deloris Baker, Mary Francis Temming, Marily Stinson, Joan Wimsett, Princilla Hoepker, and Carol Coltrane. 48. Jo Ann Alford, Ramona Puckett, Deloris Baker, John Ingels, Carol Col- trane, and Verla Hoke. jk p 1 K 1 44 I X ef E...