Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1942 volume:

499 YW WEN9279 v ' S4166 '-,E i fp,-F' il A . Hnfffh ,,. F, wv J. 'Br 4 , ,,' .ur , ..,-, k - f X , .X V'- we SW Editor-in-Chief Ellen Oswald Business Manager Virginia Wyman Assistant Editor ............... Virginia Brehm Circulation Manager . . . ........ Dick Piper Photography ....... .... E ugene Williams Stick-ups ........................ Clair Stroup Administration ........... Seniors ...... Betty' Hans luniors ..... Sophoinores Music ...... Forensics. . . Cluhs ...... Boys' Sports Girls' Sports .... .........Bob Barnes and Margaret Mathews ........Gene Revel Greene .Mary Lee Dickerson Norma Iune McCool . . . ........ Billie Hazelton . . . . . . .Bill Holford . . . .Caroline Eagan Feature ........ ............. M ary Ethridge Advisers leanne Malcolm Frank Fee E. C. Alrnquist Photography Dewey Owens Blenard Wilson lim Lareau .fy fff ff , , 974, 1 ,, ,O LP' --.Xing A L as 1 X 'Q-ff Q T BU EDYfOR'lN'CPlff 523735 MANAGER Euan Q-5-wa Qlflla Wyman Here's the take-oft .... down the runway .... now the pickup .... beginning to climb .... now the altitude . . . .it has been a dizzy old year in a dizzy old the old school has had a glorious round .... and here's the log! Alert! What a lot is expressed in that term of just five letters. lt didn't mean so much a few months ago .... today it means everything! That's the way the '42-ers leave the old school .... a ' the word is a1ert !l! World .... lert! Come what might, DIC!-XTI Mr. W. T. Cole Quiet, triendly Bill Cole has tor ll years rendered invaluable service to the students of this school. His popularity has been hailed by all boys who have come in contact with him either in the Hi-Y or his own Boy Scout Troop Number 19. In his firm, resourceful manner he conducts one ot the most interesting courses in high school, psychology. Also Mr. Cole is sponsor ot the junior class. He has been a very important crew- man behind the scenes in many high school activities. In appreciation for the duties and tasks he has performed, the 1942 Allagaroo is dedicated to Bill Cole. 1 f 1 'XXX , , ,Qu- ASSISTANT EDITOR-Virqinia Brehm CIRCULATION MANAGER-Dick Piper ie? PHOTOGRAPHY-Eugene Williams Six f C - -Q A Foreword ..... .... 4 Administration . . . . .7-19 Seniors ....... .... 2 l-37 Underclassmen . . . .... 37-49 Music ........ .... 5 1-57 Forensics . . .... 58-64 Clubs . .. .... 65-76 Sports . . . .... 77-97 Features . . . .... 99-109 Pedigrees . . . . . .110-113 Autographs .... 114, 116 Index ....................... Ellen Oswald. Editor-in-Chief ....115 Virginia Brehm. Assistant Editor Virginia Wyman. Business Manager Dick Riper. Circulation Manager THE ALLAGAROO is published annually by the advanced joumalism class of Hutchinson High School, Hutchinson, Kansas. Members of the staff are Clair Stroup, Eugene Williams, Bob Bames, Margaret Iane Mathews, Betty Hans, Gene Revel, Iune Greene, MarylLee Dickerson, Norma lune McCool, Billie Hazelton, Caroline Eagan, Bill Hol- tord, and Mary Ethridqe. Amateur art by Betty- jean Hinds, Henrietta Lee Iones, lack Crow and Glenn Littlefield. Photography by Dewey Owens, Blenard Wil- son, and Iim Lareau. Advisers are Miss Ieanne Malcolm, Mr. Prank Fee, Mr. E. C. Almquist, and Miss Ruth Solie. Published by the Mutual Press, Hutchinson, Kansas. Bound by the Central Press, Hutchinson, Kansas. Covers by American Beauty Cover Company, Dallas, Texas. Price: 51.50 in advance, all other copies S2.00. STlCK UPS-Clair Stroup, Ir. X ADMINISTRATI Bob Barnes ON EDITOR nu: T4 Ani ,V V .1 g,,-,,,W--Y-.. --H -Www----ff'i' ? gi F , -Ai-g .Avi-Wi,-,f,wv,,,v , . 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Gilliland has thirty-two years of exper- ience behind him as the guiding influence in a Kansas high school-eighteen here and four- teen at Arkansas City prior to that. Offering advice, counsel, and leadership to 1300 students, Mr. Gilliland is always ready to ex- tend friendliness and a helping hand to those who enter his office. He believes in strict ad- herence to the rules and tradi- tions of the school, and his ideal student is one who is a praciicer not a preacher of good sports- manship. Nine 7 5 For a space of twenty years Supt. l. W. Gowans has faith- fully performed the duties of chief executive of our public school system. His sphere of influence has not confined itself merely to his own office but has reached into every class room all over the city where his pres- ence is a never-failing source of inspiration. Friendly, efficient, and affable are the adjectives most frequent- ly applied to Superintendent Gowans. Any boy of girl can be sure of fair and understand- ing consideration from him. I 'Z' Q AW Meet the guiding influence behind the scenes of high school, the Board of Education. Reading from left to right are: I. C. Foster, I. E. Conklin, Guy Armstrong, C. Lee Detter, president, I. E. Guyer, clerk, V. E. Mammel, Willard Graber. They are elected every four years in the 'general election and divided into seven committees: finance, teachers' salaries, purchas- ing, health and dental, athletic, insurance, and building and grounds. The board members give their time and effort for the best interest of the school and receive no pay for their services. ln an effort to obtain various points of View the members are chosen from every occupation. Mr. Detter has as his duties the signing of all pay checks, pre- siding at meetings, and confirming the decisions of the other members. Meetings are held on the first.Monday of every month at the junior college and are open to the public. Special meetings are called when emergencies arise. Ten aww E. C. ALMQUIST FRANCES ARGANBRIGHT MABELLE BILLINGS E. A. CAIRNS W. T. COLE A. G. COLEMAN ESTHER COPE HAZEL CURTIS W. FALKENRICH MARGARET FELDNER FRANK FEE WOFFORD GARDNER F. D. GROBE ELMA HAMILL GERTRUDE HAURY fi' , ffif CF G, A. 4 , KATHLEEN HESS CSE Q GEORGE HUGHES PAUL IMES . 6 if Y' WWW? MAYME KING ELIZABETH LEWISE KATE LEWIS BURTON LYMAN W. M. MCCORT IEANNE MALCOLM ROBERT MITCHNER MARION NELSON ALMA DALE NEVVELL MABEL PARKS IOHN PAYNE BERNARD REGIER WALTER RINEHART EMMA SAGE CHARLES SESHER G. B. SIMPSON MARY LOUISE SMITH RUTH SOLIE T I eww I. NELSON SOREM ALICE LUCILLE STEVENS MARIE STEWART RUTH STRICKLER VADEN STROUD OLA THOMAS W. E. UPSON ALAN WATROUS CATHERINE WRENCHEY .-x Teachers relax on annual faculty picnic Efficient Miss Campbell pauses in a day's work Th' teen First and busiest man of affairs in the school this year was Bill Mitchell. Mitch was elected President of the Student Council by popular vote and as head of that organization attacked his duties with typical thoroughness. It takes quick thinking and master craftsmanship to fulfill that position adequately, and Bill certainly did it. Always ready for a laugh and a good time yet having his serious moments too, Bill, al- though popular with his fellow seniors, envied by fellow basketball players, and adored by many females, has remained modest and retir- ing. Perhaps the terms that best describe Mitch are conscientious and versatile. .S Jeddah of 9 fxfkr fd Top row: B. Mitchell, D. Mackey, B. Shimel, B. Hollord, Mr. B. Lyman Second row P Dlllon W Welsh D Lukens, Pl. Dillon, O. Butts, l. Parker, M. Colladay, E. Hill. First row M Easley I Mustain M Child E Oswald, B. Hazelton, M, Cooper, M. Erway, I, McCrory. 5 Zeadm Student representatives made this year one of the best in the school council's history. Their greatest achievement was their patriotic gesture in selling defense bonds and stamps twice a week at a special booth. Under the leadership of Bill Mitchell, the Student Council sponsored dancing classes: took complete charge of Council president, football queen, and cheerleader elections: revised and distributed the Gold and Blue handbooksp assumed respon- sibility of the awards assembly: helped on other assemblies: and kept the trophy cases clean and sparkling. Student Council members with the advice of Mr. Burton Lyman sponsored a special train to Newton for the basketball game, engineered a highly successful tacky day, and sold pea- nuts at the football games. They also sent representatives to the five-state Student Council meeting at Wichita and to the state assembly at Emporia. The school parties with the entertaining floor shows were a complete success as were the newly inaugurated Varsities at Convention Hall. Since its organization sixteen years ago, the Student Coun- cil has had as its purpose To foster closer relations between the students and school authorities, to foster sentiment for law and order, to conserve the traditions and ideals of the school, and to promote the general welfare of the school. The Council meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month to transact business. The only social event is a hamburger breakfast in the spring. Fifteen Maxi T1 G. 2.65501381- Walter Quiring H-Club Wf11,,,d W Perri!! eISh Sixteen Virginia Brehm Dick Burnett X G. B. Selection as the executive officer of one of the ten leading school organiza- tions demands outstanding leadership, character, and participation in all other activities. As young men and women these ten prexies combine the qualities of rational judgment, efficient manage- ment, and educated tactp and all three are necessary to be presiding officer of their respective groups. Inspiration was added to student cheering and pep by Bud Ennis and Marian Astle, presidents of the Pepto- mists and Pepettas. Designed to pre- sent a more serious note in education are the G. R. and l-li-Y 'vtfith Virginia Brehm and Dick Burnett presiding. Hi-Y 406 My l stuff Girls' sports organization is headed by Maxine Cooper, while the athletic-mind- ed H-Club claims Walter Quirinq. Cul- ture enters the picture with Charlotte Dack and the literary Richardson-Mo Carter members. Head of the dramatic, speech, and debate division is President Willard Welsh of the Perrill Club. Del- M B559 ' rx agqipetlas i vinq into the mysteries of chemistry and physics are the Valence Club members under the leadership ot lim Lareau, and We find the quidinq influence be- hind the Mixed Chorus is Earl Fletcher. Closer contact with the students in an effort of service is the motto of these ten ace pilots. Earl Fletcher Charlotte Daclc, Mixed Chorus Richardson-McCarter gm 'Q it i X1 ate Seventeen fa www- 'X f wwupwr ,V -' 5,,,W.,,,,,,,4.,,,. 5 ,a..,,,,. ,, Wesley Ennis Peptomists M Lateau Q09 Bill Mitchell, Student Council president, is the fourteenth winner of the highest honor given to seniors, the Young America award. The award is given each year by A. Lewis Oswald, owner and operator of the American Laundry and Zoric cleaners, to the person whom a representative committee has chosen as giving of outstanding service during three years to the school and who most nearly typi- fies the ideal Young American. Bill is an honor student and an athlete, being on the basketball team and a member of H-Club. He has taken an active part and interest in Peptomists and Valence Club and has served for two years on the Hi-Y execu- tive council. Early training as an Eagle scout only adds to Bill's merits. Former students who have won the loving cup and the one hundred dollar scholarship to Hutchinson Iunior College or any other Kansas college are: Iack Hardy, '29g Elmer Powell, '30p Ruby McElwain Harmon, '31, Bud Obee, '32: lack Campbell, '33p Louis Scruggs, '34p Bob Remington, '35p Buford Hayden, '361 Elizabeth Ann Steinheimer, '37g Marvin Sol- lenberger, '38p Bill Cole, '39, Bill Brownlee, '40, and lim Gear, '4l. Qcwnq 14 ' Naam! Members of the High Ten were: V. Brehm, S. L. Mayfield, A. Payne, D. Burnett, W. Ennis, B. Mitchell, D. Mackey, B. Pace, W. Quiring, and W. Welsh. Elqht BSD MW ,dim To friendly, smiling Sidney Lee Mayfield goes the annual Rotary Award. Sidney Lee has been oustanding both scholastically and in various music activities. Active for three years in G. A. A. and G. R., she has served as music chairman of the latter club. Sidney has taken part in operettas and the Holy City in her capacity as a high-ranking orchestra member. She has participated in the Salt Hawk Revue for the past two years. The recipient of the Rotary Award has been mixed chorus accompanist, a member of the string quartet and this year of the string trio. This is the fourteenth year the Rotary Award, a hundred dollar scholarship to Hutchinson Iunior College, has been presented to an outstanding senior. Previous winners have been: Mabel Louise Whit- ford Anderson, '29: Gladys Westerman, '30p Frank Neal, '31: David Alkire, '32p Ioan Newbill, '33p Marita Delano and Iohn Iarrott, '34p Mar- gene Holmes, '35: Isabelle Armstrong and Roger'Ghormley, '36, Bette Embick, '37g Archlee Austin and Vernon Zollars, '38, Margaret King and Hugh Hanks, '39: Raymond Woodard, '4Oy and Doc Love, '4l. N' teen 1...-..----v L W :gf . W , . 113 f ' ' Q 5 3 I 'vi 1 2 f W my - X wax 'A ,lilwif '16 'S+ W I f - Y URM' KU A ,gi :M . 'mg -K 7 K. 'vffgfq' ' .iw K ,Qi . lQ sg, Q7 5 X ff ss cr mf 4- A' V Y b W x ' 1 f-7'-lm' T xt ,.,. M.. A Ayws, 1 fx? F5 I 1 7 , N, Lf 1. 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George Foster, Helen Gunn, Vicior Marshall, Mary Ann Hill, Gene Child, Ruthe Canfield, and Eugene Powell. fnxfl Virginia Wyman Secretary Billie Hazelton Girl Representative 5914504 Uffabam Dee Mackey President Bob Barnes Vice President Twenty-two Dorothy Albright Treasurer Bill Holford Boy Representative LESTER ABBOTT IACK AGEE DOROTHY ALBRIGHT EDDIE ALFARO DORIS ANDERSON HOWARD ANTHONY WILBUR ANTHONY MARIAN ASTLE ' HANNAH BACON CLAUDE BAILEY BOB BARNES DOROTHY BARRETT LESLIE BARTON RICHARD BAUMER EUGENE BEARDSLEE GLENYS BECKER DAYLE BENSCHEIDT GALE BERRY EUGENE BLAKE CLAIR BOGART IOE BOYERSMITH BETTY ANN BRANDON ROBERT BRANEN VIRGINIA BREHM 'I ith MARY MARIE BROWN EDNA M. BROYLES LLOYD BRUBAKER FRANK BUETTNER RALPH BURDICK LEILA BURGERT NORMAN BURNETT RICHARD BURNETT AITH BUSICK IRMA BUTTS MERL CALDWELL RUTHE CANFIELD CAROL CARR V- G I HARRY CHAPMAN GENE CHILDS MARILYN CHILD VERNE CLAYTON CAROL DENE COLSON BETTY IEANNE COLEMAN BET TE CONWILL MAXINE COOPER WESLEY COTTINGI-IAM RAY COWAN LEROY COX T K I ELOISE CRANDALL HELEN CRAWFORD CHARLENE CUMMINGS TRESSIE MARIE CU MMINGS VIRGINIA CURTIS CHARLOTTE DACK LENA ALICE DALE DORIS DAMON MARIORIE DAVIS DONALD DAY BETTY IANE DERR BYRL DEGARMO MARY LEE DICKERSON VIRGINIA DICUS RAY DILLON, IR. NORMA LEE DODGE CLYDE DOUGHTY HAZAELL DOUGLAS ii 4 CAROLINE EAGAN NINA LEE EALES i V- ROBERT EDWARDS TOM EGAN KEITH EIKLEBERRY MANSEL ELLIOTT Twenty-live vi Qin DOROTHY GADBERRY KEITH GARRISON HARRY GIANAKON MARGENE GLASS CARL GONSER FAITH GORDON ELOISE GRAY ELIZABETH GREEN IUNE GREENE IACK GROVE HELEN GUNN VAN GUTZLER ARCHIE HAAS LOREAN HANDY BETTY HANS WILDA HARDWICK BELVA JEAN HARP fBILLIE HAZELTO ESTHER HEAPE EXW I I-LX MILDRED HECKEL DORIS HEGARTY LILABETH HELMS MARGIANNA HENDERSON MAXINE HENDERSON Twenty-seven ROSE MARY HESS IESSE HICKERSON MARY ANNE HILL PHYLLIS HILL VIOLA HILL BETTYIEAN HINDS BILL HOLFORD BETTY IEAN HOLMAN EARL HOPENGARDNER MARGARET HOOPINGARNER GEORGIA HOSKINS GARLAND HOSTETTER BARBARA HOSTUTLBR MILDRED HOUSE I:IAYDEN HUBBARD MARGARET HUFF MARGIE HUGHES ROBERT HUGHES I HUNGERFORD FRANK HUNTSMAN CORRINE IANDER BERTHA IANTZEN ELMER IANZEN CHARLES PATTERSON INAVY7 Twenfveiqht DAVID IOHNSON A 5 LILLIAN JOHNSON V WILMA IOHNSTON' 'W-5 IERRY IUSTICE BETTY ANN KARNE VADA KELLERMAN CHARLES KELLY BARBARA KING DAVID KING OPAL KING - ,Hqw LOIS KNADLER EUGENE KNERR GLENN KOLLHOFF LAURA MAE KORNSTETT ' PATRICIA KRIEG ALIENE KUHNS EDWARD KUHN MARIORIE LAMBERT JAMES LAREAU GENE LAUDERMILK NORMAN LAUVER WAYNE LAWSON FARA LEBSACK I' PHYLLIS LEE Twenty-mn lun. 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HOWARD STULL BETTY SULLIVAN GERALD SUMNER AMANDA SWEET ROY TALLEY DON TAYLOR LORRAINE TEETER THELMA TENNANT IAMES TUCKER MARY ANN TUCKER .ROBERTA VAN LEER Q HOWARD VAN VOORHIS LQEETTY JO VERNON ROSALIE WAMSLEY MONTY WALDECKER BOB WATSON GAR. WEBER HYLLIS WELLS ,ARD WELSH, IR. IN Thirty-four 5-uv IUANITA WEST MARY KATHRYN WESTRICK DONNA GLEE WHITE f I I V1 VERA WHI'I'NEY LESLIE WILLIAMS EUGENE WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS BLENARD WILSON WIN NIFRED WRAY IDA MAE WOODBURN ROBERT WOODSON VIRGINIA WYMAN WILMA LEE YATES MARSHALL ZOLLARS MELVIN' ZUMALT I WYLMA PHOENIX IACK ASHCRAFT X A Thirty It Belle ring Eliidbeaus are Fra k Stringos er, Doris Stregk Buettner CO . er, I r. Steven VW ,M Kemal Am WW Boy is xhis hot says GXenys Becke Mary Roudedqe. Don Forney, Marie ron, and Raymond Quirinq. E-irxs1ein's theory oi Huii, Nickhn expknns Phyms HN, Mafqaret Hekns. r to Bob rehtivity to Howard Frost, and Lhabexh Yer- ThirIy.5ix SOPHOMORE EDITOR Iune Greene Geena IUNIOR EDITOR Gene Bevel MYNWWV . Q Hmm e ' H fl! I Af' :WW ,IM-WH 'IIV ' f W' I ' nn! 'R- Ben Hill Mary lane Thomas Boy Representative Secretary Marcelle Easley Don Wyman Girl Representative Boy Representative Bill Shimel Bill Miller President Vice President Bob Wick Treasurer Thirty-eiqht is Back Row: B. Anderson, I. Beebe, I. Barnes, F. Barnett, B. Bames, D. Barb, C. Bassett, D. Austin, G. Allen, I. Banta. Second Row: B. Bell P. Bidstrup, P. Batchelor, C. Avery, M. E. Anderson, B. Anderson, O. Alexander, G. Bascue, D. Bell. First Row: N. Brubaker, B. I. Blair, M. Alstatt A. Barnes, M. Betz, B. Brehm, V. Amrine, M. Baird, H. Beale, L. I. Broadwell. B .W . ,, Back Row: C. Bryan, D. Blasdel, M. Colladay, A. Brandon, C. Cooper. R. Burwell, L. Black. Second Row: O. Butts, I. Button, A. M. Colvin, R. Cummins, E. Chesterman, R. Burwell, L. Coberly, M. Caldwell, M. Carden, E. Burdick, D. Chambers. Front Row: E. Coop, D. Cummings, V. Clements, B. L. Craiq, V. Hayes, R. Burwell, B. Burqett, M. Collins, W. Curry, A. Cundith. Back Row: D. Deeds, C. Dealy, H. Davis, M. Davis, D. Darlington, C. Cunningham, V. Cunningham, I. Dale. Second Row: G. Crawford, R. Cun- ningham, E. England, M. E. Drake, C, Ebersole, M. K. Dadisman, V. Darland, V. L. De Garmo, C. Ellis, I. Crow, I. Dale. Front Bow: A. Dillard, A. Denton, G. Dicks, M. Easley, S. Dooty, L. Dawson, K, Delano, I. Dantord, F. Dicks, B. Davies. Thirty-nine 40 I Back Bow: M. Diggs, I. Devine, I. Dodge, I. Egan, V. Eurton, W. Dewey B Ferris B Elliott B Elliott Second Row L Dresback G Field E. Ferguson, L. Evans, M. Fenn, l. M. Gaedike, C. Gray, L. Freeman, H. Friesen Front Row T Fleming B Frisbie G Grandon M Flelcher B. Frye, G. Fry, P. Froese. Back Row: L. Greeley, W. Germain, B. Hayden, I. Grove, P. Gordon, E Furman I K Glover E Garmon C Harrison Second Row C Hall B. Harper, F. Hingst, Ft. Hardwick, I. Hartness, M. Hooker, L. Hopper, R. Gaskill B Gass Front Row E Hanna I M Helfr y B Hudson G Hall B. Hodges, D. Heck, B. Greenstreet, O. Heape, L. Hernandez. Back Row: B. Iohnson, D. Huffman, P. Keller, M. Hendershot, E. Iohns I Keena H Hobbs l Iohnson K Keener Second Row B Hill G Holloway, E. Iohnson, N. L. Iones, M, Iohnson, L. Hughes, R. Hunolcl, B. Iackson K Hutchinson L Hintergardt Front Row M Hunter P Ioy D. Hummel, H. L. Iones, M. Keesling, H. Iones, A. L. Iohnson, l. Iaclcson. Forty .JJ Back Row: C. Kino, D. Kennedy, C. Lewis, M. Lavielle, B. Kelly, B. Knadler, I. Leiqhnor, C. Kinq, D. Knerr, C. Kretz, H. Kerns. Second Row L. Kollhott, S. Lemon, K. Knappenberqer, P. Leonard, I. Lloyd, M. Ketter, I. Lloyd, K. McCluskey, I. Kreie, Pl. Kimzey. Front Row: I. Little, H Lindamood, M. Lawrence, A. Kinq, B. M. Lyon, D. Larson, A. Lumen, E. McCaridless, L. Lewis, F. McCreery. K S. A R I Back Bow: B. Miller, R. Moon, F. Loqan, M. Mettscher, I. Miller, C. Martin, I. Martin, C. Loewen, B. Liqht. Second Bow: R. Meister, D. Meador, N. M. O'Connell, I. Meador, R. Millert, H. Mather, E. Nelson, I. McGlade, G. Littlefield, C. Marteney. Front Pipw: R. Meqill, M. Myers, E. Maust, V. Macklin, M. McElwain, K. Miles, I. McCrory, B. McDaniel, B. Nichols, F. Nossaman. Back Row: B. Pennington, B. Pohlman, P. Neumeyer, I. Nelson, M. Morton, I. Peterson, H. Phillips, R. Plush, T. Neighbors, S. Oswalt, O. Preston, L. Moore. Second Bow: F. Putzke, W. Pierce, I. Pierson, B. Radiel, M. I. Prescott, D. Peters, M. Roberts, G. Pickerill, B. Moore, G. Raines. Front Row: M. Roloson, H. Peques, E. L. Bidlin, M. A. Bevel, S. Hedenbauqh, E. Pitzer, G. Podszus, B. Puryis, M. I. Raines, I. Raner. Fortyone Back Row: F. Rayl, A. Rickenbrode, P. Roberts, B. Shimel, D. Roberts, I. Smith, C. Stroup. Second How: H. Wrinqer, I, Roberts, l. Sherman, C. Searcy, I. Schrader, L. Schroder, I. Shears, B. Schroeder, N. Stoler, W, Rayl. Front Row: B. Schlotthauer, A. Simpson, W. Schultz, L. Schroder, D, Rauth, H. Scheuermann, T. Sailsbury, L. Scott, H, Smith, M. Short. Back Row: R. Troyer, R. Tankersley, I. Sutton, I. Swanson, M. Walker, P. Veatch, A. Watkins, E. 'l'olle, L. Veatch, M. Sumner. Second Row: B. Triplett, F. Vaque, I. Stevens, M. Smith, H. Spicer, M, Standifer, F. Stuckey, R. Sumwalt, K. Upp, R. Walker. Front Row: M. I. Thomas, R. M. Tidd, C. Stout, M. Tharp, V, Thomas, P. Smith, R. Smith, R. Smith, I. Stansel, T. Smith. Back Row: D. Wyman, B. Yates, D. Wildin, D. Wilson, M, Wedel, B. Wick, I. Wesley, D. Woodall, -Fi. Wright, C. Wilson. Second Row: A. Wixted, I. Wallace, B. Williams, E. M. Yates, H. Carrol, M. Galyardt, W. Wenkheimer, I. Wiley, B. Whitlock, N. Wells. Front Bow: E. Wyman, C. Brace, I. Tippen, M. Watson, B. Griffith, N. E. Younq, A. Wilson, E. Todd, M. Vernon, I. Workman. Fortyetwo KFSD off th S gl- 1, , 1Sts Bob 'SSS is ' Pen - H fbofh and Willie Haiznglofl, Ednderiggghese first yea Four of a kind are these sophisticated fellows Forrest Logan, George Holloway, Bob You- ker, and Lee Veatch. andjess C fiouma athy STOUL ' It must be a blond that is making Marty Colladay Hal Friesen, Lynn Greeley, and Glenn Little field so happy. h N On these bicycles built for one but carrying two are Eldon Bell, Barbara Brehm, Kathryn McClusky, and Lloyd Freeman. 'Q-'H 2 rallies iii 315 F ,il tyfm m m This display of feminine pulchritude is none other than Mary Frances Collins, Alice Dillard, Mary Ann Bevel, and Marjorie Caldwell. Forty-three Don Livingston Secretary Marilyn Erway Girl Representative Uffwm Paul Dillon President Bob Mullen Vice President Fortysfour Peggy Cheatum Treasurer lack Parker Boy Representative .S Back Bow: L. Bivins, D. Bauqh, D. Beck, D. Bentley, R. Brashears. Third Row: L, Brentlinqer, R. Beatty, I. Ballard, I. Batten, L. Bames, G. Biddle, D. Bee-dy, O. Andereck, l.. Alexander. Second Row: N, Boyd, P. Benton, F, Ayres, M. Baumer, I. Armitage, B. Baumer, H. Benscheidt, M. Babcock, B. Beeson, K. Bassett, B, Baize. First Bow: V, Ball, H. Ballentyne, V. Barnes, M. Bassett, S. Ashby, E. Benson, B. Beeman, T. Bennett, I. Benbrook, E. Baker, E. Baird. Back Bow: B, Carson, W. Coqswell, R, Chambers, A. Caldwell, B. Burdette, I. Chalmers, A. Briscoe, Ir. Third Row: D. Case, H. Byrd, I. I. Brown, A. Broyles, H. Buckner, B. Broqden, D. Caldwell, V. Chambers, D. Commer. Second Row: G. Brittinqham, R. Cardwell, L. Brown, V. Cofer, M. Caniield, M. Cairns, M. Buqqeln, B. Cari, F. Burch, D. Commer. First Bow: B. I, Collins, M. A. Cole, C. I. Clark, P. Cheatum, R. Brown, M. Bullard, M. Carson, M. Carson, D. Childs, B. Burkhead, Back Row: E. Eagle, L. Darland, M. Cunningham, D. Duerksen, R. Davis, R. Conard, G. Costello, E. Crisp, I. Dempsey, R. Crooms. Second Row: I. Crackel, B. Estes, B. Detter, D. Cooper, L. Cross, C. Crosslin, M, Costello, E. Dyke, P. Dillon, W. Craddock, H. Eales. First Row: I. Crump, A. Eales, E. Edie, F. Detter, C. Dunn, B. Crawiord, M. Erway, B. Eldridge, D. Derr. Forty-five S Back Row: R. Gish, C. Gillmore, E. Griffith, A. Goertzen, H. Flynn, L. Guettsche, B. Gowans, B, Foster, S. Fanestil, P. Fairbanks. Second Row I. Gomez, I. Farris, I. Foster, E, Gorgas, M, Fanestil, M. Gallup, M. Garrison, I. Fishback, E. Ferguson, I. Gaultney. First row: V. Goble, B. Grossarth H, Frisbie, E. Foster, I. Goodbrake, B. Ferron, I. Fayette, L. Gilkison, M. Gaedike, B. Glover, V. Gilliland. li Back Row: B. Hart, B, Hooper, V. Hardwick, M. Henderson, B. Hess. Third Row: P. Hastings, A, Hicks, R. Hill, W. Holdren, G. Hildebrant, D Haines, W. Hughes, W. House, K. Hammel, D. Heckel, C. Hadley. Second How: B. Hauschild, H. Harmon, H. Hayes, H, Hill, G. Hawley, P. Helm, D. Houston, B. Harrison, L. Hoag, D. Hisey, I. Harrison. First Row: F. Hodges, L. Houston, V. Herrington, P. Holland, P. Hewgley, D. Hickman, B. Hopengardner, P. Hamilton, M. Hope, D. Hedrick, Fl, Hovious. Back Row: D. Kenyon, I, Kite, Y. Key, B. Laudermilk, I. LaPorte, Fi. King, G. LaClair, C. Keever, E. Lee, T. Iohnston, D. Kittle. Second Row: B. Iones, O. Kahler, I, Kendree, E. Lambert, R. Iohnson, L. King, L. Kummer, H. Iones, D. Iohnson, D. Kirkhuff, N. Iohnson. First Flow: E. Ireland, I. Leabo, M. Klein, B. Keith, B. Kelley, D, Houston, B. Karkseek, D. Law, U. Lanning, D. Iander, M. Laswell. Forty-six 5 i- Ui K X J Back Row: E. McAdams, B, McDonald, D. Livingston, R. Mammel, W. Means, L. Manke, D. Mayfield, L. McMillin, I. Leonard, H. McVea, K. McConnell, C. McFadden, H, Lewis. Second Row: A. Manke, I. McMillan, H. McCown, M. I. Marts, B. Martin, E. Miller, M. E. Lewis, I. McNaqhten, M. Miller, H. McBride, E. Nelson, B. Mercer. First Row: I. Miller, G. Litke, B. Miller, M. McNew, S. Linde-nberqer, P. Mendenhall, Y. Mammel, I. Massey, L. Mattenlev, W. Marrs. B. Lock, E. Lindsey. Back Row: M. Navarro, T. Moore, K. Nichols, A. Newell, D. Payne, B. I. Murphy, E. Monroe, W. Mullen, H. Montgomery, H. Morton. Second Row: L. Parker, C. Morris, N. W. Moll, H. Gzbun, R. Parrnley, L. Nevius, H. Overliolser, B. Mullen, I. Parker, D. Patton, B. Palmer, B. Mock. First Row: M. Nance, G. Morton, C, Morton, S. Parks, L. Moore, E. Minner, I. Mustain, D. Mock, O. Mitchell, P. O'Neil, I. Mustain, C. Moore. Back Row: R. Peel, W. Pierson, L. Rucker, D. Phillips, I. Roberts, I. Pickle, R. Rouse, L. Peterson, C. Randles, G. Salmon, B. Schemm. Second Row: C. Roberts, L. Railsback, L. Schenke, D. Roberts, G. Radiel, R. Potter, I. Pepper, V. Pownell, E. Pierce, E. Ridge, K. Price. First Row: B. Ramsey, M. Schemm, A. Reeves, R. Petrie, V. Pells, I. Powell, M. Phipps, B. Pitcher, R. Scales, M. Roberts, M. Rampenthal. Forty-seven .S X 'T x Back Plow: E. Simmons, A. Shepard, A. Simon, E. Smith, R. Smead, R. Stark, L. Siegrist, If Spears, R. Staib, C. Smith, M. Schott, K. Smiley. Second Bow: D. Simmons, D. Showalter, C. Sheppard, N. Shropshire, N. Sharkey, S. Staib, D. Seaman, H. Skaggs, R. Smith, L. Showalter, D. Schmidt, K. Seats. First Row: C. Scholtisseck, L. Space, I. Smith, L. Sheppard, V. Simpson, H. Southworth, E. Sewing, L. Schroeder, G. Spain, B. Sovereign, F. Smith, B. Smith. .fi Jr Back Row: G. Taylor, V. Vetter, R, Welsh, M. Stevens, C. Watts, W. Weesner, W. Thomas, C. Viedt, B. L. Stephenson. Second Row: M. Vague, H. Tucker, D. Sweet, R. Taylor, B. I, Wallace, R. Tice, C, Sullivan, V. Tucker, H. Sthole, K. Washburn, O. Welden, V. Sunquist. First Row: G. Stiggins, F. Stiqqins, I. Stephenson, E. Sullivan, A. Ward, B. I. Steele, I. Sullivan, D. Watson, B. Van Keuren, B. Weiss, D. Watson. Back How: L. Young, E. Withrow, B. Wilson, W. Woodall, E. Young, D. Woolley, B. Wiegarid, T. Wilson, L. Wood, I. Westrick, B. Woodward, Ft. Wharton. Second Row: H. Young, D. White, N. Wilcox, F. VVelch, C. Yeager, O. Wenkheimer, H. White, I. Wilson, M. Wyatt, B. Wyall, B. Youker, C. Winget, I. Young. First Row: A, Wharton, I. Wildin, D. Whittle, I. Willis, I. Witt, D. White, P. Wishy, D, Zimmerman, A. Williamson, V. Whitlow, H. Youngberq, W. Negley. Forty-eight Portrayinq lack and his Frills are lean Crump, Della Derr, Iohnny Chalmers, Twila Hodges, and Emma lean Lindsey. Gabbinq between classes are: Ioyce Massey, Lulu Shroeder, and Betty Hopenqardner. 'XT' Gossip Monqersf' Marceline Klein and Ruth Potter, delight in Thursday and the Buzz. Plebes on Parade is EI I M lr Iust relaxing-on a car with tires is Bob Hooper What was the GOOD news fellows? Harold Harmon, Harry Morton, Bob Youlcer, Bernard Laudermild, Kirk Nichols, and Bill Murphy. Forty-nxyie 4 1 nyk. 80' a- 10' n pf' lf!! N. I wfr' K l, A 15, jg fy-'if Cr Y A i k X vi .l ' I-wx . fsac x,g 1 L,' K' ytf f b . . ti Q . ,, x wi' X'-xi'w'. X , W 't twxxgfzisfarx - Q. if . .x ' - 'm.ff, ' ,m f Sf fl SN 5- f li S 1 .-ff' . Z.. 55 -is - df F W ' wel l I' ' ,wk i',31f. 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VU x-Q Q4 '-O-4 o UJ U' s: o U1 .E 'U on 52 fu F-4 an F-4 up 3 U3 an .Q O 5 TJ an 5-4 'U Cf 3 .C o E F4 un za O 3 3 hich W tor, directed the chorus club instruc cu 2 U' uf U' E -. W1 --. CQ 2 E .-Q YU Z cn 2 2 Z3 O 3 o 1 The 1011 of the oratorio resentat D 5 Patterned on the style ot sixteenth century singers is the high school madrigalian group. Madrigal singing was begun in late iitteen hun- dreds and was the type, whereby, atter a large dinner or social gathering, the host would tur- nish sheets of music to his guests. By means ot sight reading the guests would rally round and sing. This is the second such group to be sponsored by the high school. Chosen to represent Hutchinson High School as soloists in the Wichita District Music Festival was the honor bestowed upon the students pic- tured below. Several students competed in a preliminary contest held here. They were judged by competent critics chosen from among the city's outstanding musicians. The finalists from this contest went to the April contest as soloists. Back How: T. Camp, R. Lentz, H. Chapman, B. Hill, H. Frost, D. Wyman, L, Barton. Third Row: C. Searcy, B. Shelly, V, Hill, l, Stevens, l Tippin A Morphy, D. Livingstone, C. Veatch, B, Pace, B, Murphy, H. Savage, P Smith G. Fyler, A. Simon, A. Haas, V. Pierce, N. O'Connell, A. King, D. Simmons, B. Vernon, M. R Woodson H, Gianakon, V, McDermed, V. Macklin, V. Stringos, C. Bailey, E. Hanna, S. Mayfield. 2 1 'f'f , I. Shears, E. Dyke. Second Row: E. Maust, M. l. Hope, G. Hawley outledge, W. Coqswell. Front Row: B Back How: E. Tolle, C. Veatch, T. Camp, L. Barton, F. Vaque, P, Gordon, V. Meqill, B. Iohnson, D. Haines, B. Stevenson. Fourth Row I Wiley H, Smith, B, Murphy, B. Scruqqs, O. Butts, G. Biddle, B. Foster, Ft. Parmley, G. Costello, l. Tippin, G. Dicks, I. Alexander, G. Schmidt Third Bow B. Vernon, R. Cooper, C. Simmons, K. Keener, B. Gowans, D. Livingston, B. Harper, B. Pierson, I, Fishback, B. Schlotthauer. Fourth Bow P Lee F. Stuckey, E. Eagle, R. Welsh, B. Shelley, W. Welsh, N. Burnett, A. Simon, V. Pearce, F. Loqan, G. Holloway. Front Row: B. Mammel I Nelson B. Hill, R. Lentz, C. Kretz, H. Chapman, S. Fanestil, C, Douqhty, N. O'Cor1nell, D. Wyman, G. Fyler, I, White, E. Maust. Back row: Russell Mammel, drum maiorg Harry Chapman, librarian, Thurlow Camp, quartermaster. Middle row: Betty Io Vernon, Wardrobe-5 Ianice Wiley, libra- rian: Velda Pearce, secretary. Front row: Don Wyman, student directorp Willard Welsh, presi- dent. Bam! Under the direction of Mr. Alan 'VVatrous, the band helped furnish school spirit and pep at football and basket' ball games by playing popular tunes as Well as the familiar strains of march music. Color and variety were added by the drum major and twirlers. The band turned to the more classical side of music for their annual concert which was given in March. Filtyffour ICSC 111 CCH The beauty of song was expressed adequately this year by the girls' quar- tet composed ot Mary Lee Dickerson, first soprano: Lucy Scott, second so- prano: Dorothy Potter, first alto, and Doris Strecker, second alto. Betty Greenstreet was accompanist for the quartet. The members ot the boys' quartet, Bob Williams, Cassidy Biggs, Earl Flet- cher, Ioe Boyersmith, and their accom- panist, Bob Pace, furnished martial music strains during the year. Qfll The mixed chorus is composed of eighty selected voices from the junior- senior boys' and girls' glee clubs. Mem- bers worked diligently all year and took leading parts in the oratorio, the Salt Hawk Revue, and the Wichita District Music Festival. 3 v -lik ' M, .t i Q' T 3 t b I , I A L ' f , l fi 1 5 . b l 4 It M gt It A l J 5 I 'A il K 7-A-V fr ' ' I , F u 5 I e L T l Q Back row: Ioan Wilson, Virginia Roof, Dorothy Pierce, Mary lean Prescott, lean Pierson, Buth Canfield, Dorothy Potter. Fourth row: Marqaret Mathews, Marjorie Fanestil, Shirley Parks, Doris Heqarty, Marilyn Keffer, Mary Catherine Dadisman, Dorothy Albright, Vinita Darland, Evelyn Iohnson, Lorean Handy, Mary Ann Hill. Third row: Betty Greenstreet, lune Meador, Ieariette Shears, Marcelle Easley, Barbara Brehm, Lucy Scott, Grace Hall, Lilabeth Helms, Betty Schrader, Marilyn Cairns, Rebecca Tice, Ieanette Mustain. Second row: lody McCrory, Leta Schenke, lean Helfry, Caryl Ebersole, Elda Marie Chesterman, Ruth Cumminqs, Mary Ellen Anderson, Elizabeth Ferquson, Marianne Tucker, Donna Glee White, Rita Hunold, Beverly lackson. Front row: Esther Fairchild, Marilyn Lawrence, Marie Alstatt, Marjorie Tharp, Edna McCandless, Sidney Lee Mayfield, Betty Craig, Tressie Cummings, Pearl Freeman, Mary Lee Dickerson, Helen Crawford, Lou lean Broadwell, Emma Lou Bidlen. Back row: William Pierce, Bob Williams, Lewil Black, Homer Yovinq, Don Beck, Bill Holdren, Don O'l-Iara, Earl Fletcher, lim Gaultney. Third row: Earl Burdick, Harold Griffith, Arlo Newell, Bob Burdette, Claude Bait, , Floyd Ftayl, Claude Lewis, Archie Shepard, Bill Sheppard. Secon row: Conrad Wilson, Dick Conard, Frank Barnett, Cassidy Biqqs, Dick Woodall, Lloyd Freeman, Edward Furman, lohnny Eqan, Bob Moore, Betty lane Steele. Front row: Lewis Dresback, Tommy Eqan, Virqil Tucker, Paul Neumeyer, Bob Stark, Lynn Greeley, lim Wesley, Dick Burnett, Kent Upp. v ,xy -s,,. I- KW 74 . S. . Swi . Hfycopafj i , , , hot Spotson :ras provided by IW? gives W O Qave YO , erb Savaqg . You the creeps U 'he 'Music th r and his ten . a popular version oi a popular classic. The boys' quartet swings out on Hose Marie. A final burst oi patriotism and the revue ended in a grande iinale, pledging to the flag. Harmonious beauty, grace, variety, melody, and comedy were all a part oi the second annual Salt Hawk Revue. With the theme Keep America Singing, the scenes took place in the churches, at school, in the homes, on land, on sea, in the air, at work, and at play. Parts were taken by the mixed chorus, the girls' glee club, the boys' glee club, Madrigalian group, sopho- more girls' ensemble, -sophomore boys' en- semble, girls' quartet, boys' quartet, trumpet trio, and a swing band. Filly-seven wmllglw Perrill Club, the only dramatic and iorensic club in school, was piloted by Willard Welsh, president this year. Assisting him were Mar- gie Hughes, vice president, Marcelle Easley, secretary: Iune Meador, treasurer: Martin Colla- day, Student Council representative. The club was under the guidance of Mr. Robert Mitchner and Mr. Wofford Gardner, sponsors. Outstand- ing programs included a mock trial presented by members of the club, Winning orations and readings in the Perrill Club contest, and an ex- temporaneous play. To be eligible for member- ship students take dramatic tryouts at the first of the year. Officers of the Perrill Club are Marcelle Easley, sec- retary, Margie Hughes, vice president: Marty Col- laday, student council representative: and Iune Meador, treasurer: all standing behind President Willard Welsh. Back Row: R. Hooper, G, Crackel, B. Ennis, H. Friesen, I, Crow, I. Beebe, I. Button, I. Foster, M. Colladay, D. Burnett, D. Forney, S, Fanesttl, B. Foster. Second Row: P. Hamilton, M. Penn, B. Brehm, H. Benscheidt, A. Colvin, M. Cairns, M. Fanestil, M. Child, C. Dack, B. Hinds. First Row: I. I. Goodbrake, B. Crawford, M, Astle, M, Easley, P. Cheatum, M. Erway, H. Gunn, M. L. Dickerson, M. Hughes, M. Cooper. Fittveiqht ni .1 u n ,A 'Q 3 S 1 s Back Row: D. Wyman, I. Nelson, B. Iones, W. Welsh, D. Livinqston, M. Stevens, R. Mammel, I. Keridree, R. Welch, I. Tucker, I. Wesley A Shepard. Second Row: E. Maust, P. Rostine, I. McNaqhten, M. Martz, F. Stuckey, S. Parks, L. Sheppard, I. Mustain, N. Wilcox, N. L. Iones I Sh M. ' ' ears, I. Thomas. l 1rstRow. S. Spears, I. Meador, L. Scott, I. McCrory, C. Moore, D, White, B. Schlotthauer, E. L. Ridlen, G. Pickerell C Stout, E. Wyman. wwllglw ' h1'OL1Ql'1Oul , bserved I . Fire Prevention 19359 impose ol IGCIUCQ3 I System ear was 8 till? 311531 lite Grid properw lsemlolxf talks l resented to the Student bllze wirmGT. and Bev- p k Keridree, l1I5l pf d by IBC ' d SGCOU ' ive erlY Baumer Who rece and Perrill Club contest Winners above are Wesley Ennis, sr. oratoryg Mary Lee Dickerson, sr. reading: Hal Friesen, jr. oratoryp and Iack Foster, jr. reading. Fitty nine 2594056 First team: Mr. W. Gardner, H. Friesen, A. Payne, R. Dillon, M. Hughes, W. Ennis, and I. Tucker. Twenty-nine students participated in debate this year. There were dual debates with Stafford, Buhler, and Lyons. Besides participating in the Ark Valley and District tournaments there were also invitation tourna- ments at Hays College, Wichita, Wellington, and Salina. Best record was at Hays Where entering 20 students Hutchinson participated in 50 debates winning 40. The clebaters participated with 47 schools from Kansas and Oklahoma for a total of 186 debates. The Ark Valley Forensic Contest held at Wichita was the best success ot the year. Hutchinson made a better average than any other school with: after dinner speaking, Willard Welsh, firstg extempore, Ann Payne and Don Livingston, second, standard oratory, Mary Lee Dickerson, second, original oratory, Hal Friesen, second. Ark Valley Forensics Contestants: D. Living- ston, M. L. Dickerson, H. Friesen, A. Payne, and W. Welsh. Back Row B Miller B Fisher I Tucker R Dillon, W. Welsh. Second Row: M. Colladay, H. Friesen, D. Wyman, I. Button, B. Ennis, B. Watson. First Row M E Anderson A Payne M Hughes M. L, Dickerson, E. L. Bidlen. i iv?l fake?-Www -Qcwce Tickets, please, May I show you to your seat? These are iamiliar phrases to everyone who has attended any school event. They are the by-words of the ticket and usher force work- inq under the direction of Mr. 'Walter Rinehart. These students performed this voluntary service at all school plays, games, and musical events. The usher force was comprised of girls headed by Betty Ann Brandon and Betty lean Schroll. The boys, who had charge of taking tickets, were headed by Dee Mackey, assisted by Earl Fletcher. S- ' Q E I Ticket and usher force heads are Dee Mackey, Betty Ann Brandon and Betty Iean Schroll. The spon- sor is Mr. Walter Rinehart. Back Row: E. Fletcher, E. Monroe, L. Williams, D. Mackey, G. Laudermilk, C. Cunningham, G. Crackel, I. Westrick, I. Lareau. Front Row: B. Nicklin, P. Bidstrup, B. Woodson, B. Sheppard, D. Simmons, C. Boqart, B. Mclfflwain, I. Leonard, K. McConnell. Back Row: A. Colvin, E. Oyler, I. West, M. K. Westrick, M. McDaniel. Second Row: V. McDermed, A. Payne, M. Ferron, L. Stansel, B. Schroll. First Row: F. Gordon, D. Albright, B. A. Brandon, M. Roszel, I. Robinson, V. Roof. Sixtyone fqlmcvdj fgiqfrfeen Almost Eighteen was a success as the opening play of the school year, From the first when Eddie Barry started getting in trouble until the last minute of his scrapes, the play was full of laughs. The cast included William Barry, Don Forney, Grace Barry, Ieanette Mustaing Beatrice, Norma Lee Ionesp Mabel Warren, Marjorie Carden, Mrs. Granville, Eileen Mausty Eddie, Iimmy Nelson, George, loe Etzlerp Ann, Nancy Wilcox: Tommy, Lynn Greeley, Sally, Mar- jorie Fanestilg Mr. Merritt, Dick Burnett, Miss Dalrymple, Mariann Phillips. Miss Mayme King directed the production. I 'Q . ke vt?-Wall aio ' XKWBS Who murdered Eric Iagendort on the night of Nov. 3O? Where is Charles Locke? These and many other ques- tions were answered in the thrilling Nazi melodrama, Incognito, which the sen- iors presented as their annual play. Those in the cast were Phyllis Wells, Irma Butts, Dayle Benscheidt, Eloise Gray, Virginia Wyman, Phyllis Rostine, Marian Astle, Bettyjean Hinds, Lorraine Teeter, Ellen Oswald, Marjorie Lambert, Willard Welsh, Don Forney, Bill Hol- tord, and Ioe Etzler. Mr. Robert Mitch- ner directed the play. t ,Wy- , ' Heil Hitler! I ,Y ,,,f That will do you no good. We have cut the Wires. Collins from East Orange, you're wonderful, but you're a fooll S' ty-th ee I believe you are taking me to dinner. O X bot it awe Wd XY- 6 09 The story of Iune Mad concerns Penny Wood and Chuck Harris, the boy next door, as they go about the frequently amusing business of growing up. When Penny's Uncle Mervyn, only five years older than she, brings Roger Van Vleck, a senior and a killer-diller, home from college, she forgets to be a man-hater and succumbs to an attack of puppy' love which is ten de- grees Worse than measles. In h'er efforts to make her- self attractive to the fascinating Roger, she almost dis- rupts two families, but the discovery that Roger is double-crossing Mervyn by trying to steal his girl, brings her back to normal, and, incidentally to Chuck. The cast includes: Norma Lea Iones, Richard Cooper, Billie Burkhead, Don Forney, Bill Miller, Faire Stucky, Edna Mae Broyles, Iack Button, Earl Fletcher, Dick Baumer, and Lorraine Teeter. KBWQX S y-four CLUBS HDYYOR Bilhe Hazehon The G. R. cabinet this Year includes Back row: Ieanette Mustain, Phyllis Wells, Virginia Brehm, Nor- ma Dodge, Ann Payne, Faire Stucky, Dayle Benscheidt. Second row: Bettyiean Hinds, leanette Shears, Mary Ellen Anderson, Arlene Simpson, Barbara Whitlock, Virginia Root, Elizabeth Ferguson. Front Row' Billie Hazelton, Elaine Wyman, Io Anne McCrory, Betty Greenstreet, Emma Lou Ridlen, Virginia Dicus Helen Gunn, Eloise Crandall. MQ With their purpose to find and give the best clearly in mind the Girl Reserves have completed an- other successiul year. This year the membership was a little lower than it has been in the past years because of more rigid requirements for membership, but despite the decrease in numbers a full program oi committee work was carried on. Programs for the meetings this year were inspired by the use of the Girl Reserve code as an outline. Many interesting and educational speakers were pre- sented to the girls. In several cases the chance for per- sonal conierences with these speakers was extended to the girls. Besides the regular meetings of the G. B. club on the first and third Thursdays of every month there were the meetings of the cabinet on the second Monday of the month. Twice during the year parties were given for the girls who were new to the school system to help them to become acquainted with the school and the other members of the G. R. The senior members and their mothers were again entertained at a tea and a tea was also given for the parents following the annual Star- lighting service. Cabinet members this year were Virginia Brehm, president, Billie Hazelton, vice presidenty Eloise Cran- dall, secretaryg Emma Lou Ridlen, treasurer: Virginia Roof, Io Anne McCrory, and Ieanette Mustain, Student Council Representativesg Ann Payne and Mary Ellen Anderson, program chairmen: Virginia Dicus, worship chairman: Dayle Benscheidt and Faire Stuckey, world friendship chairmen: Betty Greenstreet and leanette Shears, music chairmen, Bettyjean Hinds and Elizabeth Ferguson, publicity chairmen: Norma Dodge, finance chairman: Arlene Simpson and Betty Whitlock, service chairmen: Elaine Wyman and Phyllis Wells, social chair- men: and Helen Gunn, membership chairman. Sixty-six F-' T13-' l S E EEE E 3 E 2 E Sis E E -5 1-5 5 - -' 2 E E E' 5 215555 E 5 -3 'i 5 E- 2 E 5 TA 5 as' The Girl Reserve sponsors are Miss Kate Lewis Miss Elizabeth Lewis, Miss Mary Louise Smith, Mis Elma Hamill, Miss Marian Nelson, Miss Marie Stewar Miss Hazel Curtis, and Miss Ruth Strickler. MQ Back Row: B. Baumer, I. Armitage, M. Baumer, G. Becker, M. Brown, E. Broyles, D. Benscheidt, H. Bacon, E. M. Chesterman, L. I. Broadwell, L. Coberly, M. Collins. Second Row: M. Child, M. Cole, R. Canfield, M. Carter, M. E. Anderson, B. Brehm, V. Brehm, B. Beeson, E. Baird, T. Bennett, M. Caims, M. Costello. Front Row: M. Cooper, D. Albright, M. Baird, C. D. Colson, M. Alstatt, S. Ashby, R. Brown, B. Bee-man, H. Benscheidt, M. Bullard, E. Benson, P. Cheatum. Back Row: G. Dicks, A. Denton, E. Ferguson, M. Fletcher, P. Froese, M. Fanestil, V. Dicus, D. Damon, H. Cummins, M. Dadisman, R. Foster, C. Ebersole. Second Row: C. Dunn, T. Fleming, L. Crum, A. Dillard, M. Davis, N. Dodge, C. Dack, M. Ethridge, L. Cross, F. Detter, Bf Frye, M. Ferron. Front How: B. Crawford, L. Dawson, M. Penn, M. Easley, L. Evans, B. Eldredge, B. Ferron, M. Erway. H. Crawford, E. Crandall, C. Eagan. DG ac. Sv Back Row: G. Fyler, H. Hayes, M. Gallup, M. Garrison, M. Hill, I. Harper, R. M. Hess, E. Iohnson, M. Keffer, M. Heckel. Second How: C. Iander, D. Houston, B. Z. Green, M. Graham, G. Hoskins, V. Hill, E. Gray, B. I Hinds, B. Iackson, P. Hamilton, M. l. Hope, B. Hazelton, B. Hans. Front Row: B. Karnes, I. Little, V. Herrington, D. Iander, G. Grandon, M. Glass, H. Gunn, B. Greenstreet, M. Henderson, I. Goodbrake, H. M. Hemphill, B. Hostutler. Sixty-seven Back Row: B. I. Miller, I. Lockyear, N. McCool, V. Kellerman, B. Martin, L. Ki B. McKenna, I. McNaqhten, I. Mustain, A. Kuhns, P. Leonard, K. Knappenberqer, Moore. Front How: E. Minner, L. Kummer, W. McMillin, B. Otto, I. MCCrory, I. L McElwain, V. Macklin, R. Meqill. MQ IM ei.r' it I ..ar.m if ng, M. Lambert, E. Miller, R. Millert. Second Row: B. King, A. King, F. McCreery, C. Moore, M. Mathews, E, Maust, L. owrey, Y. Mammel, S. Lindenberqer, S. L. Mayfield, M. Back Bow: E. Sailsbury, I. Piqqott, V. Pearce, E. Oyler, V. Roof, A. Payne, L. Sheppard, G. Radiel, D. Roberts, V. Showalter, H. Slcaqqs. Second Row: I. Shears, l.. Scott, D. Potter, I, Phillips, M. Short, R. Smith, R. Potter, V. Pells, S. Parks, M. A. Re-vel, D. Seaman, D. Pierce. Front Row: B. Schroeder, I. Raner, A. Samples, I. Roloson, L. Schenke, A, Reeve, R. Smith, E. L. Ridlen, B. Schlotthauer, P, Smith, A. Simpson, R. Scales. Back Row: F. Welsh, M. Wharton, E. Sullivan, F. Stucky, M. Smith, I. West, D. White, R. Tice, A. Ward, N. Wilcox. Second Row: I. White, S. Spears, O. Wenkheimer, D. Wilson, B. Whitlock, I. Smith, H. Spicer, R. Tidcl, M. I. Thomas. Front Row: B. I. Steele, D. White, M. K. Westrick, P. Wells, V. Wyman, E. Wyman, L. Teeter, I. Workman, D, White, H. Smith, F. Snyder, E. Todd, T. Smith. Sixtyeieht fi Back Bow: C. Smith. C. Lewis, I. Schroll, B. Shimel W Neel C Doughty A Haas M Caldwell D Iohnson Third Bow Mr Fred Grobe ll. Anthony, I. Etzler, B. Dillon, B. Mitchell, F. Logan, B, Iohnson I Lareau B Morgan D Fomey D Chambers Second Ftow B Otto I Shearman P. Rostine, N. McCool, E. Oyler, M. Phillips, C. Iander, V Pearce D Potter C Searcy B Ticld F Stucky Front Row A Samples E L Bidlen V. Dicus, H. Bacon. E B1oyles,C. D. Colson, I. Phillips E Oswald I Shears M K Westrick H Pegues B Crandall Waimea Throughout the year the Valence club has lived up to its purpose to further interest in the fields of chemistry and physics. The fifty members were chosen from the applications of students taking or who have taken chemistry or physics. These members must have a scholastic average of B or better. Meetings every second and fourth Tuesday of the month were made interesting by the per- forming of experiments and reports given by the members. During the year several field trips were taken to places of scientific interest. Officers for this year were Iim Lareau, presi- dent: Hannah Bacon, vice presidentg Emma Lou Bidlin, secretary, Howard Anthony, treasurer, and Don Forney and Bernard Iohnson, scouts. Mr. Fred Grobe, sponsor, has been connected with the science clubs in Hutchinson High school since he came here to teach. lt is through his efforts that the Valence Club continues to be one of the leading organizations in the school during the years. Iim Lareau, Howard Anthony, Bernard Iohnson Don Forney, Emma Lou Bidlen, Hannah Bacon, and Mr. Fred Grobe headed the Va lence club this year. The Hi-Y is a club of high standards and ideals-the purpose being - to create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of Chris- tian character. Two meetings a month-on the second and fourth Thursdays-were high lighted with guest speakers and skits presented by members of the organization. On the party front there was a stag party such as only the Hi-Y can give, and a picnic in the spring for all the members. The cabinet headed this year by Dick Burnett, presi- dent, met every first and third Thursday. Other mem- n:Q'fV.v t E :V , .. J. D ,tc ' SN X JA A 5 if l a Wx Hi-Y leaders this year are-Back row: Bill Miller, Claude Lewis, Archie Shepard. Second row: Orville Butts, Bill Mitchell, Don Forney, Bob Barnes. Front Row: Wesley Ennis, Ioe Etzler, Dick Burnett, Willard Welsh, Bill Woodward. Not included in this picture were Earl Fletcher, Bob Pace, Iohn Sutton, and Dee Mackey. bers of the cabinet were Dee Mackey, vice president: Wesley Ennis, secretary: Claude Lewis, treasurery Wil- lard Welsh, Don Fomey, and Orville Butts, Student Council representatives: Bill Miller and Bob Barnes, con- cessions chairmeny Archie Shepard and Bill Woodward, service chairmen: Earl Fletcher, worship chairman: Bob Pace, music chairman: Iohn Sutton, world brotherhood chairman: Bill Mitchell, social chairman and Ioe Etzler in charge of special numbers. Supervising all activities were sponsors Mr. W. T. Cole, Mr. W. M. McCort, and Mr. Iohn Payne. ' it Back Row: E. Bell. M. Caldwell. P. Batchelor, O. Butts, B. Barnes, B. Elliott, D. Austin, I. Button, W. Dewey, F. Buettner, C. Doughty, E. Fletcher. Second Row: D. Caldwell, P. Dillon, G. Allen, L. Cox, I. Etzler, I. Beebe, D. Conard, D. Day, I. Fishback, R. Cooper, E. Eagle. Front Row: L. Darland, E. Biddle, B. Crackel, I. Crow, W. Craddock, A. Broyles, I. Ballard, D. Bell, D. Burnett, L. Dresback. Sevenfv an 1' Back Row: B. Miller, B. Laudermilk, C. Lewis, P. Keller, G. Holloway, G. Foster, B. Iohnson, B. Holdren, B. Hughes, N. Lauver, D. Mackey. Second Row: I. Laporte, B. McElwain, D, Iohnson, D. Llvinqston, I. Foster, B. Hart, l.. Greeley, I. Leonard, D, Forney. A. HGAS. Front ROW5 B- Foster, l. Iohnson, I. Hrckerson, I. Kenclree, B. Gowans, N. Iohnson, K: Hammel, D. Haines, V. Meqill. W Bark Row: I. St-Inoll, ll Mdcltell, B. Slnrnol, l.. Wtllmnts, F. Mannnel Thnd Flew' I. Sutton I. Nelson, W. Wolslr, B. Srnearl, E. Snnth, Il. Rouse. C' B. Wlllltllllii, B. Wwntlvmrtl, I. Wvstrlck. Svvonul Row. H. Ywunq H Wolslt, B. llxrv, W. lfnnls, P. Nvnnwyer, C otrwtlp, KB. H113-IS. S GSW-rlt. I- r I Pnk r D Plnllnb B Ptumn B Prlrn r D Pxttwn l Plrkcr B Swnnsnn, ll. Slang gwntl ll llnrwllos. Yront flow. B Ymrkur, B Morse, Ponnmqton, B. Mock ,. ,.7 BUSY HLY m Ill Ill The sponsors of the Hi-Y are Mr. William McCort, Mr. William Cole, and Mr. Iohn Payne. Seventy one Smb df dn GETS serve Q th. .schogj Dart lrsfy Crowd Y. M UWM Back Row: R. Cummins, I. Hellry, M. Dadisman, M. Baumer, B. Baumer, R. Hess, N. Dodge, P. Flora, C. Dack. Third Row: A. Dillard, C. Ebersole, B. Brehm, H. Gunn, H. Bacon, B. Holman, N. Eales, D. Benscheidt, E. Crandall, V. Brehm, V. Dicus, M. Child, I. Harper. Second Row' B. Hazelton, M. Caldwell, M. Cairns, K. Delano, H. Beal, M. E. Anderson, E. Ferguson, B. I. Hinds, L. Coberly, M. Pearl, H. Crawford, M. L. Dickerson I. Greene. Front Row: C. D. Colson, M. Erway, M. Astle, P. Hamilton, B. Crawford, P. Cheatum, S. Ashby, M. Easley, L. Evans. L, I. Broadwell M. Collins, M. Ethridge, F. Busick, M. Cooper. -,,,Si Back Bow: V. Pearce, I. Piggott, B. King, D. Potter, A. Kuhns, R. Tice, M. Maris, N. Wilcox, I. Mustain. Third Row: P. Mendenhall, S. Parks, A. Hungerford, I. Phillips, R. Wamsley, I. Shearman, M. Hughes, B. Vernon, L. Martz, D. White, M. Lambert, L. Teeter, E. Oswald. Second Row: V. Wyman, P. Wells, B. Otto, B. Whitlock, B. Iackson, C. Searcy, M. Routledge, I. Meador, I. Workman, I. McNaghten, M. Thomas, B. Tidd. Front Row: A. Samples, E. McCandless, E. Wyman, I. McCrory, E. L. Hidlen, B. Schlotthauer, H. Pegues, R. Smith, B. Smith, E. Todd, B. Rucker, I. Lowrey. The Pepettas executive board includes Barbara Brehm, Io Ann McNaghten, Pegqif Flora, Carol Deane Colson, Marilyn Child, Virginia Wyman, Ellen Oswald, Marian Astle, and Iune Lowrey. Seventy-two Adding an even hundred Well-trained Voices to the general uproar at all games and pep assemblies was just one of the activities ot the Pepettas, girls' pep club. Be- sides helping to create the atmosphere ot pep at all times the Pepettas took full charge of one assembly and presented a plenty o. k. program for the students. Heading the organization this year were Marian Astle, president: Peggy Flora, vice president, Virginia Wyman, secretary, Marilyn Child, treasurerp and Ellen Oswald, Student Council representative. The members of the executive board included Io Ann McNaghten from the sophomores, Barbara Brehm from the juniors, and Carol Deane Colson and Iune Lowrey from the seniors. Miss Emma Sage sponsored the girls in their activtities throughout the year. Back Row: C. Kelly, B. Carey, I. Schroll, H. Hubbard, C. Smith, I. Beebe, B. Anderson, M. Caldwell, C. Stroup. Third Row: D. Piper, D. Lukens, B. Mitchell, B. Pace, G. Weber, I. Iustice, G. Foster, B. Morgan, I. Button, A. Haas, I, Boyersmith. Second Bow: W. Ennis, E. Burdick, R. Dillon, B, Watson, B. Barnes, W,ANeel, D. Burnett, M. Colladay, D. Taylor, P, Batchelor, B. Edwards, D. Ludwig. Front Row: R, Lentz, W. Quiring I. Etzler, D. Iohnson, C. Doughty, C. Riggs, L. Cox, D. Day, B. Hanna, E. Kuhn, K. Garrison. tS Back Row: B. Pierson, B. Yates, M. Stevens, S. Fanistel, B. Shimel, R. Mammel, B. Mercer, A, Shepard. Third Row: E. Bell, C. Wilson, D. Phillips, H. Friesen, B. Mullen, W. Dewey, B. Wick, I. Wesley, I. Dodge, G. Littlefield, B. Murphy. Second Bow: P. Dillon, L. Greely, S. Oswalt, A. McCoy, F Logan, H. Harmon, I, Foster, D. Livingston, D. Meador, I. Nelson. Front Bow: E. Tolle, I. Crow, I, Hoberts, B. Gowans, B. Iohnson, D. Kennedy, W. Bayl, D. Blasdel, B. Pierce, P. Neumeyer, H. Van Voorhis. The Peptomist executive committee includes Wal- ter Quiring, Iack Stevens, Mr. Payne, sponsor, Wesley One hundred pilots of the Hutchinson High school EImiS DaVid Lulcgnsf BOP Pacefpicklplpeff Hal Ffiesenf pep machine-These are the Peptomists. Each member Blu Mitchell' Wlllle Rayl' and Blu Shlmel- of the organization possesses the characteristics of good fellowship, pep, dependability, and willingness to , 1 work. These are the qualifications required for mem- -T4 'll . . . bership in the pep club. The Peptomists chose as their leaders for the year Wesley Bud Ennis, president, Walter Quiring, vice- presidentp Hal Friesen, secretary: Dick Piper, treasurer, Members of the executive board included Iack Foster from the sophomores, Willie Bayl and Bill Shimel from the juniors, and Bob Pace and Bill Mitchell from the w-. seniors. g Mr. Iohn Payne, sponsor, guided the boys in chalk- ing up another successful flight for the Peptornists. : Seventy-three ' 'fl'Tt'4 . .1 ,4'lP!59Wir?i3l'fH.'f'!I ',YW. ' and David Lukens, Student Council representative. I MGQWJM . in 5 gt 'tk 9 Back Bow: G. Becker, D. Potter, B. Hess, N. Dodge, I.. Cross, H. Bacon, D. Damon, N. Eales, M. Bthridge, V. Brehm, A. Dillard, B. Hazelton. Third Row: H. Pegues, D. Heck, M. Baird, E. Ferguson, T. Bennett, C. Dunn: M. Fearl, M. L. Dickerson, E. Broyles, F, Detter, M. Astle. Second Row: I. Shears, M. Easley, B. Brehm, I. Meador, B. Beeson, M. Mathews, M. Bullard, M. Costello, H. Benscheidt, L. I. Broadwell, B. Green, M. Graham. Front Row: E. L. Bidlen, B. Schlotthauer, M. Alstatt, P. Hamilton, S. Ashby, P. Cheatum, Ft. Brown, E. Benson, B. Beeman, M. Collins, E. Wyman, E, Crandall. Ptw-5:3 Back Row: I. Shearman, B. Vemon, M. Hughes, B. Miller. Third Row: B. King, E. Maust, l. Woodburn, B. Holman, M. Lambert, L. Teeter, D. Houston, W. Wray, I. Mustain, S. Lindenberger, I. Sullivan. Second Row: S. Spears, I. Liston, M. Lundquist, R. Tidd, A. Ward, R. Tice, M. Hope, C, Searcy, E. Oswald, A. King, I. Raner, G. Pickerill. Front Bow: V. Pells, D. Iander, V. Wyman, P. Wells, B. Steele, I. Dinwiddie, B. Conwill, I. Lowrey, I. Phillips, A. Samples, P. Smith, A. Simpson. Carol Deane Colson, Bettyjean Hinds, Charlotte Dack, Miss Catherine Wrenchey, Marilyn Child, and Peggy Flora led the Richardson-McCarter this year. The Richardson-McCarter Literary Society is a girls' club organized to create a better and more thor- ough understanding of books and plays. Any girl in high school is qualified to join Richardson'-McCarter provided she maintains the standard in English re- quired for membership. This year there were over ninety members in the club. For the first time since the combining of the Rich- ardson and McCarter societies into the Richardson- McCarter club the sponsorship has been changed. This year Miss Catherine Wrenchey has taken over the duties formerly performed by Miss Kathleen Hess. The cabinet headed this year by Charlotte Dack as president was made up of Carol Deane Colson, vice president, Peggy Flora, secretary: Bettyjean Hinds, treasurer, and Marilyn Child, Student Council representative. Seventy-tour High Sch l Buzz E XXXIII HUTCHINSON HIGH SCHOOL, HUTCHINSON, KANSAS, APRIL 23, 1942 NUMBER 21 Isa Members -Daisy Maes Go in Search of Little Esoloists to G0 Abners as Maidens Week is Announced Rv Barbara Brehm lovelv onion or spinach bouquets this tT0 Wichita Music lainie ips he spec y will .icipate festiv 1' quart the or utchins livision sing t sang yt ed of ll Carl Fl will si hy Sh: 'l of lvl: att. Do mttcr, v c. rirls lt erson 1 i 'f' ng 'Lit tviitfiwii. ts iihim w'MRiAl'.1 up M.T flf G Wvber. ities 1s.,iW Mas F - X -'Y si-3' Aj Wand, l V. Dillltlllll E llflcuf.,-lhlxlf' N'CAitlli .l Gootittasttsr IN. ,'t,U5f1,1A Fri, 'ln' ti tlviiruri iton. VV. Ravi. Seca' 1 .rllbpocuvc .t t .s u. Smut M. Lainbeit, B liivlivlv SY L It rctxv. L hdtgcti M Lldtderi G H All TW l. Button, B Sheppard I V llV!slOfl Nil -it-n tiunn 1..i.t.t. . . D Nm 1. . Q11 t,. Becker M. asia 1 wi mfr H- ll :ting W larsha of the First National W een UCL I A in H Wifi' Provided iilding about dress designing! . 5 mm-imidty nia Curtis and Marilyn Riffer,AS Know A ini.. ., ,. n hy d'lla :ul with 1 lot. CIHS Night t aside by he annual ick. The the dance m Friday. from dif- dent body .vo tickets g will be 1 io wear te for the also be NSS. e evening. ? to take ire for a The Pair! 111oc'l1.i11it'.il stall is hack tow: Harold liiiiaxer, Pat Barb. 1g 1-ink is lov Kittie, ltwli Ntrlclin, Airlne Haas. lmrout tow: R-iytiiond Kim Tickets L . V - , rev, lllJllllllY l.1l11i1tl, t lytic lttilwits, lltnitilas lltttiiiitm, ld the re- ahoratory techniques. Q Flora consulted Miss Olga ri ahout the field of steno- , and Jeanne Danfortl inter- her also. L. tarlighting omorrow ighting service of the Girl es will take place tomorrow bonu puqgutiil will Ut' AUllUVV9d. Wednesday evening will be left un- planned for those who wish to have picnics or to give parties, etc. Thursday night the Fox will have a special show for all students. The show will be a double feature with Judy Conova and Gene Autry. Tickets will be purchased at the box office for 25 cents including tax. The Maidens' Week committee con- sists of Maxine Cooper, Marilyn Er- way, and Jeanette Mustain. Welsh Leads Team With 1 Only First Place Award The Salt Hawk forensic team brought home first place honors from the tourney in which they partici- pated in at NVichita last week. This rating in the Ark-Valley came as a climax to a highly successful season. Willard Welsh led the team with first place in after-dinner speaking. Mary Lee Dickerson won second in oratory and llal Freisen stwoiitl in original oratory ainl exteinporant-ous speaking. A team composed of Ann lltlyllf' and Don Livingston carried away honors in the other event. This ex- temporaneous contest was divided in t.o two divisions with one speaker participating in each division. Ann Payne was ranked first in her di- vision llfl l1lS, with Livingston placing fifth thus leaving the pair in a tie tfor second place with the VVinfield team. Newton came in second, won first in all events in which Hutch second, but at the same time fifth in after-dinner speaking leaving their average as a team low- I .... in-.. it.- 1-v..,,.1, 2 1 places . placed 1 fell to Bolt lYllllIUllS, in the lzoys' high sing St-rt-nadc lhick NVoodall, in vision. will Sclit-ttlia-t't. medium division, will sing Duma I- it-tcher and .loc Boy ftletltll. 1-larl smith, in the hoys' low voice divisi xeill sing' Rolling Down To Rio- flt'l'l'fltlIl and God Shall VVipe Av All 'll1'!ll'SU hy Faro Roma, rcspecti ly. titner iniisical groups had plani to pJ'1't ivipate in the spot-izil assi-rn :vid then go to the festival Frid hut lmecaiist- of inability to obt tratisportation these groups have entercil. The mixed chorus, the hc glee clulw, the girls' glee club, xx the hand and orcltestra, are groups unalile to participate in festival. Constitution Class Holds Court After seeing the district court action, Miss Marion Nelson's fou hour constitution class plans to c duct its own court. The classs f at 11 o'cloek this morning for court house where the court' is h and where a damage suit was in p gross. During the first part of n week the class will have its r court. Mwuwsi Ethfidqe. M WWW BUSY W0 fkillg T11-lal ar B. OH the stick- GQHQ Viiilrlll H01-ford, Cups 'for ihe an- iarns, Clair St arohne Eagan I-Oup, and M 1 a1'Y icerson Norma McCooi, Dick H ns work- ary Lee Dic , Piper, Bob Barnes, and Beiw a inq hard whiie Virginia Breinm's aiieniion wanders Henrietta iones, Beiriliean Hinds. iaCk w and Gienn Liiiieiieid do the ari under the super- Cro , work on ihe Piiiaqaroo vision oi Miss Ruin Soiie. ine intensity oi Mr. E. C. Airnquisi checks ' the phoioqrapifiy siaii ' ' ' La- the iiqhi whiie watches the birdie. Leii to riqifii. Sim reau, Mr. Airnquisi, Bienard Wilson, and Dewey Owens. S evenfv-six BAA -,f QP-4 The chec k 5 d by Gene Qevgfubiefheck is qaret M ' Vifqin' performed Miss Iemigizvs, Mary1aL3NYrr1an, Mar- alcolrn and Ni gsglriirgon, ee. .N Y SPORTS EDITOR Bill Holford J SPORTS EDITOR Caroline Eaqan 6 f X 1' xi Q A Z 'vyny-1' 2 -T- 1 5 J QQTT if i' Study in retrospect Chop Cairns and Bill Upson ponder over basketball and track trophies. E. A. Chop Cairns has been coaching at Hutchinson High since l929, and three years ago he advanced to the highly responsible po- sition of athletic director. Having produced numerous championship teams on both the court and the gridiron, Chop has won the admira- tion of athletes and fans alike. A capable pilot is W. E. Bill Upson, who has tutored football and track teams since he came to the Salt Hawk camp eleven years ago. The greatest reward for Bill's untiring efforts came last year when his track squad swept through a difficult season to win the state championship. When this book went to press his cindermen were heading toe wards another state title. Qther able members of the blue and gold coaching staff which produces a five star ath- letic program are I. Nelson Sorem, wrestling mentor and football assistant, who migrated from Lyons two years agog Burton Lyman, ten- nis tutorg Paul Imes, golf and second team bas- ketballg and Vaden Stroud, Eugene Niewald, and Max Hamilton, also assistants in football. Niewald and Hamilton are instructors at Sherf man lunior High and, along with Niles Smith, help turn out younger athletes. Howard Red Toile has charge of the Liberty Iunior High boys. y eifxlil Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson NON-CONFERENCE ...... U Stafford .... 9 Ernporia..... GreatBend... ARKANSAS VALLEY LEAGUE Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Games won Wichita North Wellington .. Wichita East . . Arkansas City ElDorado ..... Newton ..... Garnes lost . . . Hutchinson pushes over a touchdown against the Great Bend Panthers to win another non conference tilt. I ack Beebe 160 Lbs. Iunior Halfback Allen Brandon 134 Lbs. Iunior Quarterback Ager Caldwell 170 Lbs. Sophomore Tackle, End Don Darlington 162 Lbs. Iunior End Wesley Ennis 134 Lbs. Senior Quarterback Verlon Eurton 155 Lbs. Iunior Guard Harold Flynn 180 Lbs. Sophomore Tackle Lloyd Freeman 150 Lbs. Iunior Center f it .pts -1 Nxt-1.5..,.., , , . , f, 5 K-oz. y 1. K rf if..?.,.e , r ii Q z 1 . . w , With only seven lettermen returning to form the nucleus for his 1941 Salt Hawk eleven, Coach Bill Upson was faced with the acute problem of weakening interest for football in Hutchinson. However, one bright out- look came from the 1941 season. Out of a squad of twenty-four gridsters, sixteen will return to perform for the new Salt City mentor, Norval Neve, who will transfer here from Wellington next season. Outstanding performers for Hutchinson were Ioe Goodpaster, Bud Ennis, lrl Palmer, and Monte Waldecker in the secondary and Capt. Frank Schnurr, Ioe Utterback, Charles Smith, and Harold Nevius on the line. The Salt Hawks kicked the lid off the 1941 pigskin season with a non- conference opener with the Stafford Trojans. The blue and gold boys wilted in the last half and the Men of Troy went home with a 14 to 0 win tucked away. The following week saw the Upsonmen make a second half comeback to win from the Emporia Spartans, 9 to 7, via an automatic safety. lrl Palmer accounted for the Hawks' lone touchdown and Bill Carey's edu- cated toe converted to knot the count at seven-all. ln the fourth stanza Melvin Zumalt kicked from his own 44-yard line to the Sparta 4-yard stripe, thus setting the stage for the winning two-point margin. On an attempt to kick out of danger, Emporia suffered a bad snap from center and a Whole host of Salt Hawkers were in to smother the Spartans behind their goal line to net the 2-point safety. ln their opening Arkansas Valley contest on October 10, the Men of Salt City suffered a 27 to 0 drubbing at the hands of the Redskins of Wichita North. The old second half weakness made its appearance in the Wellington contest, October 16. Hutchinson's showing the first half was remarkable against the Crusaders, but Don Denny and Company proved too much and in the second canto rolled over the Hawks, 31 to 0. Because of a severe flood which inundated Hutchinson and football for one weekend, the blue and gold gridsters remained idle, having to postpone the Great Bend game. After fully recovering from flood worries, the Salt Hawks journeyed to Wichita to battle the East High Blue Aces on the soggy, rain-soaked University of Wichita field. Pilots Wendell Pollock and Iene Van Resselaer were too deceptive for their visitors and East finished on top of a 13 to 0 count. Ioe Goodpaster Harold Nevius lrl Palmer lack Peterson 182 Lbs. 164 Lbs. 151 Lbs. 193 Lbs. Iunior Iunior Senior Iunior Halfback End Fullback Tackle 1rl?8 Frank Putzke 154 Lbs. Iunior Tackle Delos Roberts 146 Lbs. Iunior Halfbaclc Frank Schnurr 174 Lbs. Senior Guard Despite the mighty efforts of diminutive lack Mitchell, the Salt Hawks eked out a 19 to 18 victory over the Arkansas City Bulldogs. Big loe Bill Goodpaster, 182 pound fullback, drove over for all three of Hutchinson's tallys. Bill Yates carne into the game long enough to make good one conversion. Marjorie Hughes was crowned 1941 Football Queen at the halftime intermission by Football Captain Schnurr. lack Schrou After playing a scoreless first quarter the regulars were benched and E58 ,Lbs the E1 Dorado Wildcats trounced the Salt Hawk reserves 35 to 0. Half- Eeglor back Kelly of the Wildcat aggregation took advantage of the inexperienced n Hawklets and ran wild to chalk up most of E1 Dorado's points. With five defeats and only two victories to their credit the Salt Hawks faced the Newton Railroaders in the annual autumn classic. Newton came to Hutchinson with an equally poor record, but with the hard running of Ch 1 S Smyth lohn Dewell, edged out a 13 to 12 decision. Featured runs of the game lasarlis 1 were a 58-yard scamper by Ioe Goodpaster and one by .Monte Waldecker S , ' who skirted the end for a 53-yard run which netted the two Hutchinson Eeglor touchdowns. n Amidst a gala atmosphere of bubbling activity Coach Upson's pan- cratic proteges made it a day of Salt Hawk days with a 26 to 20 season finale over the Black Panthers of Great Bend. The brilliant running of Monte Waldecker, senior fullback, and the line plunging of Ioe Goodpaster accounted for the four Hutchinson touchdowns. Bill Yates came in to com- Iohn Sutton plete two out of four conversions. This was the last game for eight seniors 148.LbS' who completed their high school gridiron career. The eight veterans are IU-mor Irl Palmer, halfbackp Wesley Bud Ennis, quarterback: Frank Schnurr, Fullbdck captain and guardg lack Schroll, end: Charles Smith, end: loe Utterback, guard: Monte Waldecker, halfbacky and Melvin Zumalt, halfback. In the All-Ark Valley selections made by the coaches and game offi- cials, Charles Smith rated an end berth on the second team while Frank Schnurr, Ioe Goodpaster, and Melvin Zumalt placed in the honorable 109 Utterback mention roll. 155 Lbs. Hutchinson finished in last place with one win and five losses, a per- Senior centage of .l67. The Salt Hawks scored 31 points to their opponents' 137 Guard COUFITGIS. Irl non-league games the Hawkmen won two and lost one. Melvin Zumalt Bill Yates Bob Wick lim Wesley Monte Waldecker 172 Lbs. 150 Lbs. 173 Lbs. 144 Lbs. 150 Lbs. 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SEX 'wifi if' , Q3 5 , ,W Miss Virginia Brehm Miss Nina Eales Blond, peD1OY Margie Hughes reigned as Foot- ball Queen following the coronation ceremony at the halftime intermission of the Arkansas City game. Equally beautiful were Margie's attendants: Vir- ginia Brehm, Nina Eales, Peggy Flora, and lune Lowrey. Margie was chosen by popular vote of the student body to wear the gilded crown for l942. Miss PGQIQY Flora Miss Iune Lowrey Eiqhtv-lhme BASKETBALL The 1941-42 edition ot Salt Hawk basketball rolled off to a good start on December 5 as Coach E. A. Chop Cairns' quintet eased out a 35 to 311 decision ever Lyons, defending champions of the State Class A Division. With a starting line-up of Don Singletary and Walt Quiring at the forward spots, Hayden Hubbard at center, and Dee Mackey and Bill Mitchell at the guard posts, the Hawks defeated the Wellington Crusaders 21 to 1U in their first Ark Valley encounter of the season. paced by Vfalter Quiring, who accounted for fourteen points, the blue and gold clad lads trounced ElDorado 24 to 16. The Salt Hawks extended their victories to five in the conference and one in non-league play before losing a hard fought contest to the Arkansas City Bulldogs by the slim margin of 25 to 26. The Hawks, after building up a twelve point lead at the half, wilted in the final stretch to drop into second place, below Newton, The first place Hailroadors trounced the Salt City boys the following week, 29 to 17. The Cairnsinen again entered the win column with over- whehning decisions from Wellington, ElDorado, and Wichita East . . . . only to see their hopes fade away again when Winfields Vikings invaded the Hawks' nest and scampered off with a 31 to 17 win. ln the ElDorado game, in which Hutchinson emerged vic- tor, big 6 foot 4 inch center Hayden Hubbard accounted for thir- teen consecutive free throws. Outstanding performers for Hutchinson during the 1941-42 season were Hayden Hubbard, who was second in Ark Valley scoring with 10.38 points per game average and who was selected All-Ark Valley center, Walter Quiring, who was fifth with 7.62 points per ganie and who rated a forward berth on the second team: and Don Singletary, who was placed in one of the guard positions on the second team. The Salt Hawks finished third in the Valley title race and were beaten 38 to 18 by ElDorado in the first round of the State Regional Tournament at ElDorado. The entire first five, along with foe Utterback, are seniors and will not return SALT HAWK SEASON Hutchinson Opponents Non-Conference 35 Lyons ' 30 30 Hedrnen Clndependeritsl 22 Arkansas Valley Conference 21 Wellington 10 24 El Dorado 16 30 Wichita North 29 19 Winfield 13 36 Wichita East 23 25 Arkansas City 26 17 Newton 29 47 Wellington 26 36 E1 Dorado 17 46 Wichita North 17 17 Winfield 31 33 Wichita East 32 25 Arkansas City 30 Second Newton game postponed because of Scarlet Fever epidemic there. State Regional at El Dorado 18 E1 Dorado 38 ' overtime period A , L ,. .1 Back row: G. Field, M. Walker, A. Caldwell, L. Freeman, H. Nevius, B. Mullen, B. Utterback. Front row: I. White, B. Mer- cer, I. Parker, G. Gear, M. Stevens, C. King, D. Bentley. Second Cage Squad CREDITS Hdwkliflqs Opponents 19 Lyons 14 23 Wellington 9 14 ElDorado 12 22 Wichita North 12 A 33 Arkansas City 18 48 Wellington 30 24 Wichita North 21 27 Wichita East 20 21 Arkansas City 13 DEBITS l'ldWlC1l1'iqS Opponents 1 16 Winfield 23 1 17 Wichita East 21 l 17 Newton 25 14 E1Dorado 25 17 Winfield 27 Coach Paul lrnes' second team Hawklings went through a fairly successful season with a record of nine victories against five defeats. Using a squad of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors the inexperienced beginners racked up 312 points while they held their fourteen opponents to 227 counters. Don Bentley, sophomore, made eighty points and Bob Mercer, sophomore, rolled in 41 points to lead the scoring of their squad. Wrestling Lacking sufficient material in the heavier Weight divisions and with only three lettermen returning to carry the brunt of the Salt Hawk attack, Coach l. Nelson Sorem's charges went through a difficult schedule against a host of powerhouse Ark Valley matmen. On February 14 the Hawk grapplers journeyed to Wichita North for the annual Ark Valley meet. lrl Palmer placed first in the 145 lb. division and Allen Brandon won second in the 133 lb. bracket. Eurton, Lee, Ludwig, Peterson, and Putzke all placed third in their respective weights. Hutchinson chalked up a third place in the tournament. In the State meet at Cberlin February 27 and 28, Palmer won two matches and lost two, scoring one point on a fall, but did not place. Brandon lost his only match. Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson ....l6 Newton ....lO Wichita East... 3 Wichita North .. ....2O Newton....... ....33 St.Iohn's M.A Arkansas Valley Meet at Wichita North Hutchinson placed third. State Meet at Oberlin Hutchinson did not place. Duel meets Won ...... 2 Lost ..... 28 26 37 18 O .4 Coach Sorem, I. Peterson, D. Lud- wig, B. Sheppard, I. Palmer, F. Putzke, A, Brandon, G. Littlefield, E. Lee, A. Manke. V. Burton is missing from this picture. Eighty-six Golf Bill Carey, Gene Beardslee, Charles Kelly, and Bob Watson composed Coach Paul lmes' golf squad during the 1942 season and emerged victors in every tournament they have entered, carrying off individual, two-man team, and four- man team honors. ln the Newton Invitational Hutchinson's four linksmen shot a 36 hole total of 641 strokes to beat out Wichita North by two strokes. Carey was medalist with a 149 and Beardslee was second low man with a 155. The Hawks won again at their own Invita- tional tourney at Prairie Dunes Country Club. Carey also repeated as medalist with a 148 and Beardslee shot a close second low of 149 strokes. The entire four-man team total score was 632, 22 strokes better than the next low team. ln the Wichita East toumament the Hawks again won: being low with 641 strokes. Carey was medalist with a 149. At the Wellington tournament the blue and gold tied their closest competitors, the North Redskins, with both camps shooting a 601 total. Carey was again top man, holing out with 134. one hard 5 a aylor Serve 5 me nel- Greelev playl Racketeers Tom Dulos, Lynn Greeley, Bob Mercer, Don Bentley, Don Taylor, Dick Piper. l I , i t Linksmen Bill Estes, Bob Watson, Gene Beardslee, Bill Carey. umber u at Prat- P raCll-Ce pu Tennis Tennis tutor Burton Lyman's Salt Hawk racketeers went through a very discouraging schedule this season. When this editorial went to press, the netmen had not won a single tournament. The team was composed of one freshman, two sophomores, one junior, and two seniors: and only only of these seniors, Don Taylor, let- tered last season. The other five members of the team were Dick Piper, Lynn Greeley, Bob Mercer, Don Bent- ley, and Tom Dulos. ln their first meet of the year with Wichita North the racket wielders won only one match, that one by number four man, Lynn Greeley. After playing three close sets, Bob Mercer finally eked out the only Salt Hawk victory at Great Bend the following week. Wichita East journeyed to the Salt City for a meet at the luco courts and won seven out of nine matches from the Hawks. Greeley and Bentley won their matches, however. At the Hutchinson Relays the Hawk singles entrees were eliminated in the third round, and the doubles team won fourth place. Don Taylor and Dick Piper are seniors and will not return next sea- son. The other three lettermen will, however, retum. Eighty-seven xtemi-W5 E ea! 3 one man Caine Dunes' Lettermen The H-Club was organized several years ago by Athletic Director E. A. Chop Cairns and is designed to give recognition to the athletes at Hutchinson High. Having participated in a cer- tain sport for a season entitles the athlete to a gold and a certificate of membership in the organization. He also receives an H-Club card which is a lifetime pass to any athletic event that the Salt Hawks enter in Hutchinson. Officers of H-Club for 1941-42 were Walter Quiring, president, Frank Putzke, vice president, Frank Schnurr, secretary-treasurer, Ray Dillon, Student Council representative. Mr. Cairns is still sponsor of the club. Activities of the H-Club this year included a concession stand at one of the school Varsities, officiating at the annual Hutchinson Relays, and the usual club picnic. H-Club president, Walt Quirtng and sponsor, Chop Cairns, flanked by shots of the Wrestling tryouts 'and the annual Varsity-Faculty basket- ball game. I EV A' Cairns- ta W Comnqhaml Freeman D- bd.l.Ban',' -Stton,L- 'BA I Mncheul H, Hub aroodaul B- Wick, l EunOn'1,Utterback. fson, B y 9 D- W tke V- W Ratll 3 D Roberts, l- Petew tson G Beafdse V Q s H Flynn,F.PUZ nl 1, Westev. ' H 1 Schroll, B. Shimedkck' D Mackev. B' saith lfIevius,B-Yaet' tsalmer, A. Bran O BaCk Tow: .. ' ht: E. B9 ' ' rx, E- Bur ' .' C IGYIC' m ' b G, Weber' ' ...ml-J' leillciifxqk. Caldwell' Cl'?:T?o. Second fw'-ABQ! guirinqf D- Taylor' A .41 XJ Back row: P. Dillon, N. Lauver, B. Shimel, H. Nevius, R. Tankersly. Middle row: A. Caldwell, E. Garrnon, H. Savage, G. Hostetter, E. Lambert, E. Tolle, R. Plush, G. Sumner. Front row: R. Dillon, I. Putzke, I. Palmer, G. Weber, M. Stevens, E. Lee, M. Waldecker. Track SALT HAWK SEASON Sterling Relays ................. lst place f6lV2 pointsl Hays Relays . .--. . .... lst place Q50 points? K. U. Relays ....... ..... 1 st place 138 pointsl Hutchinson Relays .............. lst place C78 pointsl Ark Valley at Wichita. . . aa ......... Book went to press State Regional at Hutchinson ...... before these meets State Meet at Wichita .............. took place. Last year the Salt Hawks took second in the Ark Val- ley but won the Regional here at Hutchinson and went on to win the State Meet the following week to capture the State title. The blue and gold clad Hawks hadn't lost a meet when this was written and are favored to win the Arkansas Valley and also to repeat in the State Meet which is run two weeks later. Ehty -1-so Captain Monty Waldecker and Coach Bill Upson ad- mire the trophy at the an- nual Sterling Relays. Field man Ager Caldwell heaves the shot in true Salt Hawk fashion. F or the second straight season Bill Upson's wing- footed track team dominated the cinder lanes of the Arkansas Valley and the state of Kansas. Monte Waldecker, senior speed merchant, spearheaded the Salt Hawk parade of victories by repeatedly win- ning the 100, 220, and 440-yard dashes, chalking up fifteen points a meet for these events. April 4 the Upsonmen successfully defended their 1941 title at the Sterling Relays with a wide margin over their nearest opponent, Wichita East. The Hawks won firsts in the 100, 220, 440, and 880-yard runs and the 880-yard relay while placing second in another halt dozen events to pile up a new meet record of sixty-one and onehhalt points. At the Hays Relays the Hawks again ran away with top honors after massing 50 points, twice as many as the second ranking team. Again they Ninety monopolized the running contests but were not very strong in field events. The consistent entrants in the various events dur- ing th,e year were: 100 yard dash-Waldecker, Shimel, Garmony 220-Waldecker, Shimel, Tankers- leyp 440-Waldecker, Gannon: 880-Weber, Hostet- ter, mile -Sumner, Tolle, Roberts, Beatty: low hurdles -R. Dillon, Lee, Brandon, Mullensp high hurdles- Lauverp medley relay team-Garmon, R. Dillon, Lee, Lambert, mile relay team-Savage, Nevius, P. Dillon, Shimel, 880 relay team-Tankersley, Savage, Stev- ens, Shimelp pole vault-Plush: high jump-Weber, Lauver: broad jump-Tankersley, Stevens, Weber, discus-Nevius, Putzke: iavelin-Palmer, Putzkeg shot put-Caldwell. Coach Upson carried a large squad throughout the season and nearly all saw action at the various meets. He took ten men to the Kansas University Relays and twenty-one to the Ark Valley meet. Annexing their second straight winning of the annual Kansas University Relays, the Salt Hawks piled up thirty-eight points, beating out their consis- tent threat, Wichita East, by eleven points. In the spe- cial 880-yard relay event the day after the high school meet, a fast moving blue and gold quartet composed of Bill Shimel, Monte Waldecker, Edison Garmon, and Herbert Savage nosed out the Topeka team to set a new record in that event. Waldecker was again high point man of the meet with fifteen counters to his credit. After postponing the Hutchinson Relays because of rain over the weekend, the following Tuesday found the Hawks stealing their own show with a smashing victory. Waldecker failed to repeat in the 100-yard dash and placed second. He did, however, win the 220- and 440-yard events, and his team mates accounted for five other firsts while placing in every event. In all, they scored a grand slam of 78 points. Surprise feature of the season was Ray Dillon in the 220-yard low hurdle event. Dillon ran the barriers for the first time this year and placed second in every meet except at Hays. At the Hays meet he tripped over the tirst hurdle after leading the field. He got up and was in the running again but his timing was bad and he tumbled over the second steeple. By this time he was away behind. The following week at the K. U. Relays Dillon placed second in the hurdle event. VV'hen this story went to press the Hawks were yet to enter the Ark Valley, Regional, and State meets . . . top heavy favorites in all three. Ninetvone Q. .Q ,Q 0 Girls Athletic Associa- tion officers are Maxine Basketball Hlkiflg .Cooper, president: Alice Play Day Bigyclinq Dillard, secretary: Miss Bowling Social Events Esther. Cope. sponsar, Skaung Hockey Mariorie Caldwell, vice president: Harriet Pe- gues, treasurer. Keep 'Em Playing is the G. A. A.'s slogan. However, this was the theme of the annual play day this year sponsored by this organization of 300 girls. Other events for the members of G. A. A. are divided into groups of organized and unorganized activities. Basketball, hockey, skating, hiking, and bicycling make up the organized group. Bowling, ping pong, bicycling, skating, tennis, horseback rid- ing, and hiking are the most important activities in the unorganized group. lt a G. A. A. member partici- pates in any of these activities the required time, she received points. The three awards are based on 600, 1000, and l400 points. Some of the other events staged during the year are hobo parties, kid parties, play days, and the spring round-up at which time the girls receive their awards. G. fi ' - A' A- exe Vlfles th CUUVS b Albrigh, SY Sponsor' B Card and th limo, I, organized ' nick row: D G dc. hlk . SDO f . Ofoth gorraine 5.238 Helen BQjjeKag'1le9n De? ef r, , , , ' . ganfl' Brandon, h Dllbhgltyi Fr1CYCl1fqg: B ized Sports saith Chart Om TCW! etty : DO -S and Gfeenstreet UUA UHOP f music. ' Skating. Back Bow: I. Armitage, H. Benscheidt, M. Caldwell, M. Anderson, L. Broadwell. Third Row: M. Baumer, B. Baumer, M. Carden, R. Ballantyne E. Broyles, M. Brown, F. Busick, B. Beeson, V. Barnes, H. Beale, M. Bassett. Second Bow: M. Child, D. Albright, B. Burkhead, M. Bullard M Baird B. Brehm, R. Burwell, M. Cairns, H. Bacon, M. Astle, D. Benscheidt, G. Becker. Front Bow: M. Alstatt, I. Benbrook, E. Benson, M. Betz S Ashby P. Cheatum, R, Brown, B. Beeman, M, Carson, C. Clark, T. Bennett. Ninety-Iwo Back How: A. Colvin, B. Collins, C. Ebersote, V, Uarland, L.CODe1'ly, N. Dodqe, M. Dickerson, A. Dillard, L. Evans, M. Easley, A. Denton, M. Dadisman. Second How: R. Cummins, M. Cole, L. Dawson, D. Cooper, W. Curry, M. Cooper, E, Crandall, H. Crawford, L. Cross, M. Costello, B. Eldredqe, L. Crurn, C. Dunn. Front Row: M. Collins, E. Edie, I. Crump, I, Dinwiddie, B. Conwill, C. Colson, C. Eagan, K, Delano, B. Crawford, F. Detter, G. Dicks, S. Dooty. Q- Back Row: L. Handy, H, Gunn, R. Foster, M. Heckel, B. Hans, P. Fish, G. Freeman, B. Greenstreet. Second How: H, Hayes, M. Gallup, M. Graham, M. Glass, D. Flora, B. Frisbie, G. Hall, C, Gray. Front Row: M. Fenn, B. Hazelton, I. Goodbrake, E. Foster, B. Frye, P. Froese, P. Holland, L. Gillcinson, I. Fayette, P. Hamilton, B, Ferron, V. Goble. 40 Back Row: D. Larson, A. Hungerford, B. Kinq, B, Karnes, D. Hisey, M. Lambert, R. Hunold, B. Holman, M. Hughes, M. Keffer, D. Houston, L. King, C. Iander, L. Hoag. Second Row: B. Hinds, N. Iones, K. Knappenberqer, M, Hill, M. Huff, L. Helms, P. Helm, H. Hovious, P. Klotz, T, Hodqes, V. Herrinqton, D. Hedrick. Front Row: I. Helfry, M. Lawrence, B. Hodges, B. Hostutler, M. Keeslinq, B. Hudson, B. Karkseek, D. Iander, Ninety-three A.. Q, .4 .4 .J '-.L Back Row: I. McNaqhten, I. Meador, M. Phillips, M. Monroe, E. Miller, M. McElwain, A. Kuhns, M, Lundquist, I. Liston, S. Parks. Third Row: H. Overholser, I. Mustain, E. Oyler, L, Martz, I. Lowrey, P. Leonard, W. McMillin, V. Macklin, B. Lyon, E. Nevius, L. Lewis, I. McCrory, E. McCand- less, H. Peques. Second How: G. Morton, D. Potter, A. Payne, B. Purvis, H. Liridamood, M. Prescott, P. Mendenhall, B. Miller, W. Marrs, M. Lewis, R, Potter, R, Petrie, V. Pells. Front Row: I. Phillips, E. Oswald, B. Otto, S, Lindberqer, Y. Mammel, G. Litke, I. Miller, S. Mayfield, D. Mock, D. Mitchell, E. Minner, M. Miller. Back Row: F. Stucky, P. Rostine, I. Shearman, A. Samples, B, Steele, L. Sheppard, R. Rayl, L. Scott, E. Sailsbury, M. Revel, D. Strecker, H. Southworth, B. Schroll, S. Redenbauqh. Second Row: B. Ramsey, I. Shrader, S. Spears, T. Cummings, S. Staib, C. Scholtisseck, V. Strinqos, G. Hadiel, H. Spicer, I. Smith, I. Stephenson, M. Ptoszel, B, Sovereiqn, Front Row: F. Snyder, L, Schroder, A. Reeves, G. Stiqqins, F. Stiqqins, V. Simp son, M. Raines, P. Smith, B. Schlotthauer, E, Fridlen, R. Smith, R. Smith, M. Stronq. 4 M5 I Wm Back Row: R. Tidd, E. Sullivan, D, White, O. Wenkheimer. Third Row: L. Keller, I, Workman, I. Wiley, l. Woodburn, A. Ward, R. Tice, F. Welch, I. White, N. Wilcox, P. Wisby, D, Whittle. Second Row: V. Wyman, P, Wells, E, Yates, Fi. Sumwalt, W. Wenkheimer, L. Teeter, M. Westrick, C. Sullivan, I. Sullivan, I. Wharton, I. Wilson, M. Thomas. Front Row: B. Whitlock, R. Wamsley, D. White, B. Vernon, M. Tharp, V. Thomas, M. Vernon, E. Todd, N. Young, D. White, E. Wyman. Ninetyffour VVTNNEBS! The senior hockey team! Prone position: Maxine Cooper, Edna Broyles, Mar- cette Boszel. Second row: Bose Bayl, Dorothy Albright, Esther Oyler, Bose Foster. Standing are lda Woodbiirn and Margie Hughes. V. lf ,xs- 'Y in D. at 1' K3 . 5. - . Y 3 Iunior Hockey team. Back row: Vinita Darland Ruby Smith, Alice Dillard, Leanna Coberly, Helen Beale Etta Yates, Front row: Marilyn Vernon, Lucille Dawson, Velma Thomas, Buth Smith, Kathleen oinores Delano. Sophomore team. Back row: Wanda Marrs, Ioan Stephenson, Betty Harrison, Leatha Hoag, Mary Lewis, Betty Glover, Rebecca Tice, Shirley Lindenberqer, Donna Hedrick. Front row: Tune Smith, Ruby Petrie, Iuanita Miller, Peqqy Hol- land, Dorothy Mitchell, Velma Goble. I x X Y 'N WINNERS! Senior basketball team. Back row: Wilda Hardwick, Esther Oyler, Doris Flora, Mary Monroe, Bose Bayl, Hannah Bacon. Front row: Marcette Boszel, Betty Brandon, Dorothy Al- bright, Maxine Cooper, Mariann Phillips. gg i x t sf at 4, Q .4 A-4 Another two points Iunior basketball team back row: Vinita Dar- land, Ruth Tidd, Leanna Coberly, Helen Spicer, Etta Yates, Merrita Keesling, Caryl Ebersole. Front row: Lucille Dawson, Barbara Hodges, Marilyn Vernon, Kathleen Delano, Helen Beale. ' - ' 9 . i . -' , , W' - I -I A .1 Sophomore basketball team back row:. Ioan Stephenson, Iune Smith, Marilyn Cairns, Rebecca Tice, Mary lane Marts, Leatha Hoaq, Betty Har- rison. Front Bow: lean Crump, Wanda Marrs, Ruby Petrie, Ruth Goble, Shirley Lindenberqer. A Completed pass N t Q ,Q ,Q n Back row: Donna White, Hannah Bacon, Esther Oyler, Marianne Phillips. Second row: Dor- othy Albright, Rose Rayl, Eloise Crandall, Lor- raine Teeter. Front row: Betty Brandon, Mar- cette Roszel, Edna Broyles, Ida Woodburn. 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The honor went to versatile Walt Quiring, senior, who was elected by popular vote. Walt was crowned in as- sembly October 17, by Virginia Wyman, business manager for the Allagaroo, and presented a box of candy. For every 5Oc paid on the Allagaroo, the students could cast a vote for any boy they wanted for the King. Well over 700 books were sold. One hundred k 3 N. wx KXNXX watt .l ,A-1,0 A Q . , , XVNQ' 'lf , xiii:-ISN-iqx ' . x I-.- -,rqgy t Q X Q v 'V wh A:-lax ASQ-,,, x , X, ,t - ' . -IVA-x ' It Walter Quiring L d r Q AH dressed up HQHSEYEU and pfggxen Forbes. Www EW Having Kors oi hm on iacky day are Mar- ho qerme Gdass and Velma Thomas, w paused Xorxq enouqh ko have iherr piciures taken. XXC6 XO QQ GYQ XNYGSXGY Cotrrrwqham. Y-Ibm A . . F Gu YGCOQ X rrror qaX-5, in case Y Q Thiijehfrikieiwa are vorxe Okher than 300019 On? X I ' ' ' X , aH dressed UP m men agd Arms Sam? 95 SurmdaY XDQSX- One hundred one 1 Preierrrnq overaNs on iacky day, and taking ' H r Bet easy, are LucrUe Martz, lean arpe, Conwm, Mariorie Lambert, and Nma Eades. H sho ?Xax1inq a Sas Xow Camp and He e an and Hoy 'Yakefq board axe Thur- Haw! K qarne oi sxnuiike X n Gunn, vJ'niXe Kc on. Xoo Gnapnx enaknrnenk Sox me Hoot ate Tne Sun- Kun eXpXnq to iuimsin ent KN ok Qne niet -5cNnooX pany shine Ginsf ' Consksnnq oi 'Xody' XXACCIOINI, Meador and Haine Wyman. 6 One hundred tw o mw?EESa'a' ooks as though Cho ing a gafne O ' hi p Cai fping s son W nys is play- Dong by himself b as cu? out of the pi , Ui CHIPS. ed hundf one Presenting a style all fh are being wat stud mhfee eir own the Ched Wiih i ents at one se dancers nrerest by a group of of the school parties. mi - ' 1 JA pw 'W . U nj w 11 ffx IRMA BUTTS .u Ill Ili fx f' gs ESTHER LOU BENSON IODY MCCRORY LUCILLE MARTZ ROSALIE WAMSLEY FY' . x., . , I . s MARCIA BULLARD RUTH MARY TIDD IEAN HARPER BETTY SCHROEDER O e hundred six C- I A. VH I.. , , LLOYD FREEMAN DON TAYLOR LESTER ABBOTT BOB' INNIS BOB MERCER Air Heros T QQ 1362 M WILBUR NEEL TOMMY NEIGHBORS BOB ANDERSON One hundred seven fb RAY DILLON BILL ELLIOTT MELVIN STEVENS was-Q MMM ..-9 -,n ' ' W.. -W-W RQ ,X .IL gf , A , ,'v'Q+ K 'L 'mi ' U 5. .5 Wkf 0 es,Q., 'UU 'gf' 'fl 1 av' C'- ,,M.., 4 .,..-.., K3.'r x12NDR ay W Qxwn 5 .WM Ay, ' 5 Ln- x pifihh ' T Y, My . .Q . ' , I -Y f A N? I Y 1 Q t 4 14 5 ,asia L, 11' ,fs A f 'Y 4, ,, X gi S.. -A Y --, . ., ,, A 3 QA Mp '15, M-n, , ,s fn .Q Af- - ' Q 1 Q? ' 1 ' N5 J' 'L .df , W5 M? ,gh , j yu . 3 af ,5, W 1,3 gf 1 be 'O- , g . . 1 ff, 3 . .mf gg Q ik ' I I 9 Ji 1 15,1 M , .55 1. , 1 . . S -Q 1 Q I Pepetta Assembly. Q x 'IAQ I W-v---1 .lv 9 Wm, 1 . Q. . . f M 1 'R Q v : u 1, xii . 33 rg? fXgQ,5:x. ai S: as k V Q Q 'LL -K AS ni ' , U 'WK ' Q Q N- ,. X ,gff-ng :D Qgjxag, .L Xml ' L 'r Ex W 4 X , 1, L A r ' 5' S' Q., as Q ii ' ff NW? , e, ,', 4, JI!! ,gan V A W ifx., muh I W , A l iz, ' l 1 ' 'N' 49 H' 4' M , 1 C 5 fb ' A Q Kwan.-3 . kg C . r X 5 x .B -PAGE 23- ABBO'l'T. LETER AGEE. IACK ALBRIGHT, DOROTHY Hi-G. R. 12, 3, 43: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Treas- urer 133: Board 143: Hockey 12, 3, 43: Bas- ketball 12, 3. 43: Holy City 13. 43: Salt Hawk Revue 143: Usher Force 13. 43: Class Treasurer 12. 43. ALFARO. EDDIE Carmelita 123: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 43: Holy City 12, 3. 43. ANDERSON. DORIS ANTHONY, HOWARD Ht-Y 133: Valence 13, 43: Treasurer 143: Holy City 123: Camellia 123: Penrod 133: Almost Eighteen, Business Stall 143: In- coontto, Technical Stall 143: Buzz Staff 143. ANTHONY. WIIBUR Football 123. ASHCRAFT. IACK ASTLE, MARIAN G. R. 12, 3, 43: G. A. A. 12. 3. 43: Richard- son-McCarter 13. 43: Perrill Club 143: Pep- ettas 13, 43: Executive Board 133: Prest- dent 143: Almost Elqhteen, Business Stall 143: lncovnito 143: Buzz Stalt 133. BAOON, HANNAH Valence 13. 43: V. Pres. 143: G. R. 12, 3, 43: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Pepettas 12. 3, 43: Rich- ardson-MrCarter 13, 43: Almost Elqhteen, Business Stair 143: Holy City 133: Salt Hawk Revue 133. BAILEY. CLAUDE Cannelita 123: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 43. BARNES. EB Ht-Y 12. 3, 43: Co-Concessions Chainnan 143: Peptomists 12, 3, 43: Class Treasurer 133: Class V. Pres. 143: Buzz Sta!! 133: AUG' qaroo Stall, Administration Editor 143. sasssjrr. Donofn-ry G.R.123:G.A. A. at. sta Hearted Her- bert. Pmaucuon swf czt. BARTON. LBLIE Band 12. 33 43: Orchestra 143. BAUMHK, DICK Hi-Y 12. 33. BEARDSLEE, EUGENE Golt 12. 3. 43. BECKER, GLENYS G. R. 12, 3, 43: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Richard- son-McCarter 143: Bun Staff 143. BENSCHEIDT, DAYLE G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Pepettss 13. 43: G. R. 12. 3. 43: G. R. Cabinet 13. 43: Holy City 13. 43: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 43: Incoq- ntto 143. BERRY. GALE Entered from Slaton, Texas 143. BLAKE, EUGHJE Ht-Y 123: Buzz Stali 143. BOGART. CLAIR Ticket Force 12. 3, 43. BOYERSMITH. IOE Hi-Y 12. 33: Peptomtsts 13. 43: Camielita 123: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 43: Advertlsint-I Manaqor 133: Holy City 12. 3. 43: Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 43: Madritlallans 143: Boys' Quartet 143: Boys' Selected Glee Club 12. 3, 43: Music Contest 13, 43. BRANDON, BEITY ANN G. A. A. 12. 3, 43: Hike Chaimran 133: Un- orqanized Activities 143: Hockey Team 12, 3. 43: Basketball 12, 3. 43: Usher Force 13, 43: CrrHead 143. BRANEN. ROBERT BREHM, VIRGINIA G. R. 12, 3, 43: V. Pres. 133: Pres. 143: Rich- ardson-Mcfarter 12, 3, 43: Perrill 12. 33: Class V. Pres. 133: Pepettas 12, 3, 43: Buzz Stall 133: Allaqaroo, Assistant Editor 143: Football Queen Candidate 143. -PAGE 24- BROWN. MARY MARIE G. R. 12. 3. 43: G. A. A. 12, 3. 43. BROYLES, EDNA MAY G. A. A. 12. 3. 43: G. R. 13, 43: Richard- son-McCarter 13, 43: Valence 143: Buzz StaIi133. BRUBAKER. I..LOYD Golf 143. BUEFTNER. FRANK Ht-Y 12. 3, 43. BURDICK. RALPH H.Club 143: Track Team 12, 33: Wrestling 12. 33: Football 12. 33. BURGERT. LEILA IANE G. R. 12. 33: Operetta 123: Buzz Staff 143. BURNE'I'l', NORMAN Carmelita 123: Salt Hawk Revue 133: Buzz Mechanical Staff 133: Band 12, 3, 43: Or- chestra 12. 33. BURNETF. RICHARD Perrill 12, 3. 43: Peptomlsts 13. 43: Hi-Y 12, 3, 43: Debate 133: Almost Eiqhteen 143: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 43: Revue Adv. Mor. 143: Incoqnito 143: Buzz Stall 143. I BUSICK, FAITH G. R. 12, 33: G. A. A. 12. 3. 43: Pepettas 143: Holy City 13, 43: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 43: Mixed Chorus 13, 43: Selected Girls' Glee Club 13. 43: Girls' Ersemble 133. BUTTS, IRMA G. R. 12, 33: Perrill 13, 43: Pepettas 12, 3. 43: lncoentto 143: Buzz Stall 133: Mixed Chorus 13, 43: Holy City 13, 43: Girls' En- semble 143: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 43. CALDWELL. MERI.. Valence 143: Hi-Y 12, 43: Peptomists 13, 43: Football 12. 3. 43: Wrestling 123. CANFIELD, RUTHE G. R. 12, 3, 43: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 43:' Mixed Chorus 143: Girls' Ensemble 143: Madrlqalians 143: Entered 143. CARR. CAROL G. R. 12, 33: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Salt Hawk Revue 133. CHAPMAN. HARRY Band 12, 3, 43: Orchestra 13, 43. CHILDS. EUGENE CHII..D, MARll.YN G. R. 12. 3, 43: World Friendship Gratt- man 133: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Richardson- Mc:Carter 12, 3. 43: Treasurer 133: Student Council 143: Pepettas 13, 43: Treasurer 143: Perrill 12, 3, 43. CLAYTON. LAVERNE OOISON, CAROL DEANE G. R. 12. 3, 43: Social Chatrrnan 133: Val- ence 13, 43: Richardson-McCarter 12, 3. 43: V. Pres. 143: G. A. 'A. 12. 3, 43: Pep- ettas 12, 3. 43: Executive Comm. 143. COLEMAN. IEANNE G. R. 12. 33: G. A. A. 123: Holy City 133. XNWILL, BETITE G. R. 12, 33: G. A. A. 12. 43: Richardson- McCar1er 12, 43. COOPER, MAXINE G. R. 12, 3, 43: Pepettas 12. 3, 43: Perrill 143: G. A. A. 12, 3. 43: Pres. 143: G. A. A. Basketball 12. 33: Hockey 12, 3, 43: Salt Hawk Revue 133: Holy City 133. COTTINGHAM, WIESLEY HClub 12, 33: Football 12, 33: Wrestling 133: State Champion 133. . OOWAN, RAY Wrestlinq 123. COX, LEROY Hi-Y 143: Peptomists 143: Business Stall What a Lite 133: Salt Hawk Revue 133: Orchestra 12, 33. -PAGE 25- CRANDALL, ELOISE G. R. 12, 3, 43: Secretary 143: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Richardson-McCarter 12, 43: Val- ence 143: Pepettas 143. CRAWFORD, HELEN G. R. 12. 43: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Pepettas 13, 43: Richardson-McCarter 133: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 43. CUMMINGS, CHARLENE G. R. 12. 33: Salt Hawk Revue 133:- Holy City 143. CUMMINGS. TRESSIE Hcly City 143: Salt Hawk Revue 143. CURTIS, VIRGINIA G. R. 143: Girls' Glee Club 143: Entered '42 Irom Salina. DACIC, CHARLOTTE G. R. 12, 3, 43: Treasurer 143: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Perrill 12, 3, 43: Richardson-Milan ter 12, 3. 43: Pres. 143: Pepettas 13, 43. DAl.E. LENA ALICE DAMON, DORIS JUNE G. R. 12, 3, 43: Richardson-McCarter 143. DAVIS, MARIORIE G. R. 12, 3, 43: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Holy City 13. 43: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 43. DAY, DONALD Hi-Y 13, 43: Peptomists 13, 43. DERR, BF.'I'TY IANE DEGARMO. BYRL Buzz Mechanical Stali 133. DICIGIRSON, MARY LEE G. R. 12. 33: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Trio 13, 43: Perrill 13, 43: Richardson-McCarter 12. 43: Pepettas 143: Debate 13, 43: Salt Hawk Re- vue 13, 43: Holy City 13, 43: What a Lite, Business Stall 133: Bun Stalt 133: Allaqa- roo Staff, Music Editor 143: Mixed Chorus 13, 43: Madrlqalians 13. 43: Girls' Quartet 13, 43: Perrill Dramatic Reading 13, 43: Girls' Ensemble 13, 43: N. F. L 13. 43. DICUS, VIRGINIA Valence 143: G. R. 12, 3, 43: Worship Chainnwan 143: G. A. A. 12, 33: Pepettas 13. 43. DILI.ON, RAY Peptomtsts 12, 3, 43: Executive Board 133: Valence 143: Hi-Y 143: Student Council 143: HClub 13, 43: Debate 143: Track 12, 3, 43: Football 12. 33. DODGE, NORMA LEE G. R. 12, 3. 43: Finance- Chairman 13, 43: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Richardson-McCarter 143: Pepettas13, 43: Almost Eiqhteen, Bus- iness Stalt 143: Scholarship Award 133. DOUGHTY, CLYDE Peptomists 13. 43: Hi-Y 13, 43: Valence 13. 43: Band 12. 3. 43: Orchestra 133: Oratorio Orchestra..13, 43. DOUGLAS. HAZAEL EAGAN, CAROLINE G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: G. R. 12. 3. 43: Salt Hawk Revue 133: Almost Eiqhteen, Bus- iness Stalt 143: Buzz Staff 133: Allaqaroo Stalt, Girls' Sports 143. EALES. NINA LEE G. R. 133: G. A, A. 133: Pepettas 143: Rich- ardson-McCarter 143: Candidate for Foot- ball Queen 143. EDWARDS. ROBERT Peptomists 13, 43: Holy City 123. e EGAN, THOMAS Madriqalians 143: Entered '42 from Lamed. EIKLEBERRY, KEITH ELLIOTT, MANSEL - - PAGE 26 ELLIOTT, ROBERT Holy City 133: Salt Hawk Revue 133: Mix- ed Chorus 133: Selected Boys' Glee Club 133. ENGLISH, IACK ENNIS, WESLEY Hi-Y 13, 43: Secretary 143: Peptomists 12. 3. 43: President 143: Perrill 143: N. F, L. 13, 43: Secretary 143: H-Club 143: Debate 13. 43: Football 143: Salt Hawk Revue 143: Per- rill Club Oratory 13. 43. ERHARD, TOMMY E'I'HRIDGE,'MARY EVELYN G. R. 12, 3. 43: Richardson-McCarter 12. 3, 43: Pepettas 12. 3, 43: Holy City 143: Buzz Stall 133: Allaoaroo Stall, Feature Edttor143. EFZLER. IOE Hi-Y 12. 3, 43: Proqram Chairman 143: Pep- tomlsts 12. 3, 43: Valence 143: Football 123: Almost Etohteen 143: Incognito 143: Buzz StaII143. EVANS. IACK Hi-Y 123. FAIRCHILD. BTI-IER Mixed Chorus 13, 43: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 43. FARNEY, MIIRLE FEARL, MARTHA G. R. 12, 33: Pepettas 13, 43: G. A. A. 123: Richardson-McCarter 143. FERRON. MARIE G. R. 12. 3, 43: Salt Hawk Revue 133: Holy City 13, 43: Usher Force 143. FEYERABDID. RICHARD Ticket Force 133. FISHER. BILI. H-Club 13. 43: Hi-Y 12. 3, 43: Peptomists 143: Debate 13, 43: Track 12, 33. FLETCHER, EARL Ht-Y 13, 43: Worship Committee 13, 43: Carmelita 123: Ticket Force 12, 3, 43: Mix- ed Chorus 12, 3. 43: President 143: Boys' Ouartet 143: Madriqalians 13. 43: HOIY City 12, 3, 43: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 43. FLORA, DORIS G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Hockey Team 123: Bas- ketball Team 12. 33: Holy City 133. FLORA. PEGGY G, R. 13, 43: Pepettas 13, 43: V. Pres. 143: Richardson-McCarter 12, 3, 43: Secretary 143: Candidate, Football Queen 143. FORBES. PRESTON FORNEY, DONALD Perritt 12, 3, 43: Hi-Y 13. 43: Student Coun- cil 13, 43: Valence 143: What a Lite 133: Penrod 133: Almost Etqhteen 143: InC09- nito143. ' FOSTER, GEORGE Hi-Y 12. 3, 43: Peptomists 13, 43: Football 12, 33: Track 13, 43: Holy City 133: Salt Hawk Revue, Business Staff 133: IDCOCI- nito, Business Stall 143: Band 143. FOSTER, ROSA MARY G. RI 12, 3, 43: G. A. A. 13, 43: Hockey 13, 43. FREEMAN, GREETA G. R. 133: G. A. A. 13, 43: Hockey 143. FREEMAN, PEARL G. R. 13. 43: Salt Hawk Revue 143. FROST, HOWARD Holy City Orchestra 143. FYLER, GLORIA G. R. 143. - PAGE 27- GADBERRY, DOROTHY Holy City 143. GARRISON, KEITH Peptomists 13, 43: Holy City 143. GIANAKON, HARRY Orchestra 12.' 3, 43: Holy City Orchestra 13. 43. GLASS, MARGENE G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: G. R. 143: Holy City 143: Salt Hawk Revue 143. GONSER, CARL. IR. GORDON, FAITH G. R. 133: G. A. A. 133: Usher Force 13, 43. GRAY. ELOISE G. R. 12. 3. 43: G. A. A. 12. 3. 43: lncoq- nito 143. GREEN. ELIZABETH GREENE. IUNE Almost Eiqhteen, Business Stat! 143: Salt Hawk Revue 133: Buzz Stall 133: Allaearoo Stall. Sophomore Editor 143: Mixed Chorus 133. GROVE, IACK GUNN. HELEN G. R. 12, 3, 43: Membership 143: G. A. A. 12. 3. 43: Perrill 143: Pepettas 143: Penrod 133: Almost Eighteen, Business Salt 143: Buzz Stall 143. GUTZLER, VAN Tennis 13. 43. HAAS. ARCHIE Valence 13. 43: Ht-Y 13. 43: Peptomists 13, 43: Holy Ctty Orchestra 123: Band 12. 33: Buzg Mechanical Stall 13. 43: Orchestra 12. .43. HANDY. LORENE G. A. A. 143: Holy City 13. 43: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 43: Mixed Chorus 143. HANS. BEITY G. R. 12. 3. 432 G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Buzz Stall 133: Alla'-Jaroo Stall. Senior Editor 143. HARDWICK, WILDA G. A. A. 13. 43. HARPER. IEAN G. R. 12. 3. 43: G. A. A. 12. 3. 43: Pep ettas 13. 43. HAZELTON, BILLIE G. R. 12, 3, 43: V. Pres. 143: G. A. A. 12. 3, 43: Pepettas 13. 43: Rlchardson-McCar- ter 13. 43: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 43: Holy City 13, 43: Buzz Stall 133: Allaqaroo Stall, Clubs Editor 143: Student Council 13, 43: Sec. 143: Madriqaltans 143: Girls' Ensem- ble 13. 43: Mixed Chorus 13, 43. HEAPE. ESTHER HECKEL. MILDRED G. A. A. 12. 3. 43: G. R. 143. HBSARTY. DORIS Salt Hawk Revue 13. 43. HELMS, LILABETH G. R. 12. 33: Holy City 13, 43: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 43: Mixed Chorus 13, 43: Gtrls' Ensemble 13, 43: Madrlqalians 143. HENDERSON. MARGIANNA G. R. 12. 43: Holy City 143:- Salt Hawk Revue 133. HENDERSON. MAXINE -PAGE 28- HESS, ROSE MARY G. R. 12. 3. 43: G. A, A. 12, 3. 43: Richard- son-McCarter 143: Pepettas 143. HICKERSON, IESSE Hi Y 143: Almost Eighteen 143: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 43. HILL, MARY ANNE G. R. 143: G. A. A. 12. 3. 43: Mixed Chorus 143: Girls' Ensemble 143: Salt Hawk Re- vue 13, 43. HILL. PI-IYLLIS G. R. 123: G. A. A. 123: Salt Hawk Revue 133: Holy City 13, 43. HILL, VIOLA G. R. 12, 3, 43. Entered '42 from Staliord. HINDS, BEITYIEAN G. R. 12. 3. 43: G. A. A. 12, 3. 43: Richard- son-McCarter 13, 43: Treasurer 143: Per- rill 13. 43: Pepettas 143: Incognito 143. HOLFORD. BILL Hi-Y 12, 33: Cabinet 133: Peptomist 12. 3. 43: Treasurer 133: Student Council 143: Basketball 123: lnC09!lito 143: Buzz Stall 133: Allaqaroo Stall, Sports Editor 143. HOLMAN. BETTY IEAN G. R. 12. 33: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Pepettas 13. 43: Richardson-McCarter 143. HOPENGARDNER. EARL HOOPINGARNER, MARGARET HOSKINS. GEORGIA G. R. 143. Entered '42 from Vtnlta, Okla. HOS'I'EI'I'ER. GARLAND H-Club 13, 43: Track 12, 3, 43: Holy Clty 133: Salt Hawk Revue 133. HOS'l'U'I'l..ER. BARBARA G. R. 12. 3. 43: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43. HOUSE. MIIDRED HUBBARD. HAYDBI Peptomlst 13. 43: H-Club 13. 43: Basketball 12. 3. 43. HUFF. MARGARET G. A. A. 12. 3, 43: G. R. 12, 33. HUGHES. MARGIE G. R. 123: G. A. A. 12. 3. 43: Perrtll 12. 3. 43: V. Pres. 143: Richardson-McCarter 143: Hockey 12. 3. 43: Debate 13. 43: Pepettal 13. 43: N. F. I... 13, 43: Salt Hawk Revue 133: Football Queen 143. HUGHB. ROBERT Ht-Y 12. 43: Debate 133: Holy City 133: Salt Hawk Revue 133. HUNGERFORD, ARDITH G. R. 12. 33: Pepettas 143: G. A. A. 12. 3. 43. HUNTSMAN, FRANK Valence 143: Peptomists 143. IANDER, CORINNE Valence 143: G. R. 13. 43: G. A. A. 13. 43. IANTZEN, BERTHA IANZEN. ELMER PATTERSON, CHARLES Navy 143. -PAGE 29- IOHNSON, DAVID Valence 143: Hi-Y 143: Peptomlst 143. IOHNSON. LIILIAN IOHNSON, WILMA IUSTICE. IERRY Camrelita 123: Salt Hawk Revue 133: Pep torntsts 13. 43. KARNES, BETTY ANNE G. R. 12. 3. 43: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43. KELLERMAN. VADA G. R. 13. 43. KHLY, CHARL5 Peptomist 12. 3. 43: Secretary 133: Hi-Y 12, 33: Student Council 123: Debate 133: Golf 13. 43. A KING, BARBARA G. R. 12, 3. 43: Pepettas 143: G. A. A. 12. 3, 43: Richardson-McCarter 143: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 43. KING: DAVID Hi-Y 12. 43. KING. OPAL KNADLER, LOIS G. R. 123. KNERR, EUGENE KOLLHOFF, GLENN KORNSTETT. LAURA MAE KREIG, PATRICIA KUHNS. AILENE G. R. 12, 3. 43: G. A. A. 12. 3. 43: Pep- ettas143. KUHN. EDDIE ' PeptomiaB143. Entered from Kansas Ctty. Mo. 143. LAMBERT, MARIORIE G. R. 12, 3. 43: G. A. A. 12. 3. 43: Pepettas 143: Richardson-McCarter 143: Incognito 143: Buzz Stal! 143. LAREAU, IIM Valence Club 13. 43: Scout 133: Pres. 143: Ht-Y 123: Contests. Am. Htstory 123: Chemistry 133: Salt Hawk Revue 143: Al- laoaroo Photoq. Stall 143: 'Ticket Force 12. 3, 43. LAUDERMILK, GENE Ticket Force 133. LAUVER. NORMAN Hi-Y 143. LAWSON, WAYNE LEBSACK. PARA LEE. PHYLl.IS G. R. 12. 3, 43: G. A. A. 123. -PAGE 33- LENTZ. ROBERT Band 12. 3. 43: Orchestra 143: Pepto- mists 143. LINDAMOOD. MARGARET G. R. 12. 33. LIPE. VHDA LISTON. IEAN G. R. 123: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: HlCl'tat'dsOn- McCarter 143. LOCKYEAR, IEAN G. R. 12, 3. 43: Salt Hawk Revue 133. LOWREY, IUNE G. R. 12. 3. 43: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Richard- son-McCarter 12. 3. 43: Pepettas 13. 43: Ex- ecutive Board 143: Candidate for Foot- ball Oueen 143. LUDWIG, DICK Peptomists 143: Wrestllnq 143: Band 12, 33. LUKHQS, DAVID Peptomtsts 12. 3, 43: Student Council 143: Vice-Pres. 143: Basketball 12. 33: Incoqnito Business Stall 143: State Scholarship Gen- tests 12. 33. LUNDOUIST. MARY G. R. 12. 33: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Richardson- M1-.Caner 143. MeBRIDE. IANE Gun Spinner 143. McCOOL. NORMA IUNE G. R. 12, 3, 43: G. A. A. 12. 3. 43: Valence 143: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 43: Holy City 13. 43: Buzz Stall 133: Allacaroo Stall, Foren- sics Hdltor 143. MCDANIEL, MAXINE ELAINE G. R. 123: G. A. A. 123: Usher Force 13, 43. MCDJMED, VIRGINIA Usher Force 143: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Sec. 143: Holy City Orchestra 143. MCKELLIP. NORMA G. R. 123: Holy City 133: Salt Hawk Revue 133. MCKENNA, BETTY McELWAlN. BILL Hi-Y 12, 3. 43: Valence 133: Ticket Force 143. MCMILLIN. WANDA G. R. 12, 3, 43: G. A. A. 12, 3, 43: lunlor Glrls' Basketball 133: Salt Hawk Revue 133. MACKEY. DEE Ticket Force 13, 43: Head ,143: Basketball 12, 3, 43: Camlval Kinq 143: Class Pres. 143: Student Council 13, 43: HI-Y 12, 3. 43: Pres. 143. MAHIEU. HEEN G. R. 12. 33: G. A. A. 12. 33. MANGB. VU.MA G. A. A. 12. 33: Gun Twtrler 143. MARSHALL. VICTOR MONTFORD, MARGARET MATHEWS, MARGARET IANE G. R. 12, 3. 43: G. A. A. 123: Band 12. 33: Buzz Stall 133: Advertlslnq, Allaqaroo Stall, Senior Editor 143: Richardson-Mo Carter 13. 43: Mixed Chorus 143: Selected Girls' Glee Club 143: Salt Hawk Revue 143: Holy City 143: Contest at Wichita 13. 43. MARTZ. LUCILLE G. R. 12. 33: G. A. A. 12, 3. 43: Pepettas 143. MAY. BEITY IO -PAGE 31- MAYFIELD, SIDNEY LEE G. A. A. 12, 3. 43: G. R. 12, 3. 43: Music Chairman 133: CarrnelIta123: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 43: Holy City Orchestra 13, 43: Mixed Choms Accom- pantst 13. 43: Strtnq Ouartet 12. 33: Strtnq Trio 143. MEGILI.. VIRGIL Hi-Y 143: State Scholarship Contest 133: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 43: Holy City 13, 43: Buzz Stall, Asslstant Editor 143: En- tered 133. MITCHH1.. BILL Hi-Y 12, 3, 43: Student Council 13, 43: Pres. 143: Peptomtstx 12, 3, 43: Executive 143: Valence 143: Stamp 133: V. Pres. 133: H-Club 143: Basketball 12. 3, 43: Letter 143: State Scholarship Contest 12. 3, 43: Buzz Staff 143. MONROE, MARY MARGARET G. R. 12. 3. 43: G. A. A. 12, 3. 43. MOORE. FAME MORGAN, BILL Valence 143: Peptomllts 143. NEEL, WIIBUR Ht-Y 133: Valence 143: Peptomtsts 12. 3, 43: Holy City 12, 33: Buzz Stall 143: Stamp 123. NEWTON. VIRGINIA H0ly City 143: Salt Hawk Revue 133. NICKLIN. KB Ticket Force 13. 43. O'HARA, DONALD Selected Boys' Glee Club 12, 3. 43: Mixed Chorus 12. 3, 43: Madrtqallans 143: Holy City 12. 3, 43: Penrod 133: Salt Hawk Re- vue 13. 43: Production Committee 143. OSWALD. HLEN G. R. 12. 33: G. A. A. 12, 3. 43: Richardson- McCarter 12. 3. 43: Student Council 13. 43: Valence 13, 43: Pepettas 13, 43: Sopho- more Basketball 123: Penrod, Business Statt 133: Almost Eiqhteen, Business Staff 143: Incognito, Production Manaqer 143: Buzz Stall 133: Allaqaroo Statt, Edltor-ln- chief 143. O'I'TO. BONNIE G. R. 12, 41: G. A. A. 12, 41: Rlchardson- McCarter 141: Valence 141: Pepettas 141. OYLER, ESTHER G. R. 12, 3, 41: G. A. A. 12, 3, 41: Valence 141: Hockey Team 13, 41: Basketball 12, 3, 41: Buzz Staff 131: Usher I-'orce 141. OWENS, DEWEY Track Team 13, 41: Holy Clty 121: Buzz Stafl 141: Allagaroo Photography Staff 141. PACE, ROBERT HI-Y 13, 41: Peptomists 12. 3, 41: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 41: Holy City 141: Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Wichita Con- test 12, 3, 41: Class President 131. PAINTER, HAROLD PALMER, IRL H-Club 13, 41: Football 141: Wrestling 13. 41: Track 131. PAYNE, ANN G. R. 12, 3, 41: Worship Co-Chairman 131: Program Co-Chairman 141: G. A. A. 12. 3. 41: Perrill 141: N. F. L. 13, 41: Debate 131: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 41: Holy City 13, 41: Usher Force 13, 41: Mixed Chorus 131. PEARCE. VHDA G. R. 12, 41: Valence 141: Pepettas 141: Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 13. 41: Band Stati 13, 41: Holy City Orchestra 13, 41. PETERSON, DOROTHY . G. A. A. 131: Basketball 131: Hockey 131. PHILLIPS. IANE Valence 131: G. A. A. 12. 3. 41: G. R. 12, 3. 41: Pepettaa 12, 3. 41: Richardson-McCar- ter 13, 41. PHILLIPS, MARIANN G. A. A. 12, 3, 41: Valence 141: Almost Eighteen, Business Stait 142. PIPER, DICK Peptomists 12, 3, 41: Executive Board and Treasurer 141: Tennis 13, 41: Incognito. Business Staff 141: Buzz Stat! 131: Alla- Qaroo Staff, Circulation Manager 141. -PAGE 32- PIGGOTT, IUANITA G. R. 12. 3, 41: Richardson-McCarter 131: Pepettas141. POTTER, DOROTHY Girls' Quartet 141: G. R. 12, 3, 41: G. A. A. 12, 31: Mixed Chorus 13, 41: Madrlgallans 13, 41: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 41: Oratorto 13. 41. POWELL. EUGENE Scholarship Contest 13, 41: Summerfield Candidate. POWELL, EULOS PHOENIX, WYLMA MAE OUIRING, RAYMOND OUIRING, WALTER Peptomists 12, 3, 41: HClub 13, 41: Ht-Y 121: V. Pres. 131: Pres. 141: Basketball 12, 3, 41: Allagaroo King 141. RAIISBACK. TED RAMIREZ. RALPH RANDAL. PEGGY G. A. A. 121: G. R. 131. RANDELS, BOB RAYL, ROSE MARIE G. A. A. 141. REH, KEITH Valence 141. REVEL, GENE Buzz Staff 131: Allagaroo Staff, Iunior Editor 141. RIGGS, CASSIDY Hi-Y 12, 3, 41: Peptomists 141: Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 41: Selected Boys' Glee Club 12, 3, 41: Boys' Quartet 141: Ticket Force 13. 41: Madrigalians 141: Carmellta 121: Holy City 12, 3, 41: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 41: Cheerleader 141. RIGGS, MARVIN RIGGS, EDWARD ROBINSON, IUNE G. A. A. 141: Usher Force 141. ROLLINS. CLARENCE Carmelita 121: Holy City 12. 41: Salt Hawk Revue 141. ROOF, VIRGINIA G. R. 12, 3, 41: Cabinet 13, 41: Student Council 13, 41: Usher Force 141: Salt Hawk Revue 13. 41: Wichita Contest 13, 41: Mad- rigalians 141: Mixed Chorus 13. 41. ROSTINE, PHYILIS Valence 13, 41: G. A. A. 12, 3, 41: G. R. 12, 3, 41: Richardson-McCarter 12, 31: Per- rill 141: Penrod 131: InCOQnito 141. ROSZEL, MARCEI' TE G. A. A. 12, 3, 41: Usher Force 141: G. R. 121: l l0CkeY 13, 41: Basketball 13. 41: HQIY City 13, 41: Salt Hawk Revue 141. ROUTLEDGE. MARY G. R. 12, 3, 41: G. A. A. 12. 31: Pepettas 141: Carmellta 121: Orchestra 12. 41. RUCKER. BETTY LOU G. A. A. 12, 31: G. R. 12, 31. SAMPLES. AVIS Valence141: G. R. 12, 3, 41: G. A. A. 12. 3. 41: Richardson-McCarter 13. 41: Pepettas 12. 3, 41. -PAGE 33- SAVAGE, HERBERT Peptomists 13, 41: Hi-Y 12, 31: Salt Hawk Revue 1 3, 41: Holy City 13, 41: Band 12. 3, 41: Orchestra 13. 41. SCHEUERMANN. IACOB SCHEUERMANN, LEONA G. A. A. 121: Holy City 13, 41. SCHMITT, GENE Band 12. 3, 41. SCHNURR. FRANK H-Club 13, 41: Secretary Treasurer 141: Football 13. 41. SCHOTT, ANNA MARY SCHROLL, BETTY IEAN G. A. A. 12, 3, 41: G. R. 12. 31: Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 31: Buzz Staff 131: Usher Force 13, 41, Co-Head 141. SCHROLL, IACK Valence 141: Hi-Y 12. 3, 41: Peptomists 12. 3, 41: HClub.13, 41: Class V. Pres. 121: Football 13, 41: Ticket Force 121. SCHROLL. WAYNE SHEARMAN. IEANNE G. R. 12, 3, 41, Chairman Service Com- mittee 141: G. A. A. 12, 3, 41: Richardson- McCarter 141: Valence 141: Pepettas 13, 41: Class Secretary 131. SHELLEY. BILL Salt Hawk Revue 13. 41. SHEPPARD, BILL Hi-Y 13. 41: Holy City 141: Salt Hawk Re- vue 141: Buzz Stat! 141. SHIRLEY, RICHARD SHOWALTER, VELVA G. R. 12, 3, 41. SILLIN. LARRY SINGLETARY, DON Basketball 12, 3, 41. SLAUGHTER, ODEI' A G. R. 121. SMITH, CHARLES Valence 13. 41: Peptomists 13, 41: H-Club 13, 41: Football 12, 3, 41: Basketball 12, 3. 41: Track 12. 31: Let Who Will Be Clever 121: Good Moming 131: Penrod' 131: Salt Hawk Revue 141. SMITH. EDWIN Salt Hawk Revue 131: Holy City 131. SNYDER, PLORA LEE G. R. 12, 41: G. A A. 12, 3, 41: Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 121. SPACE. DARLENE G. R. 131: G. A. A. 131: Salt Hawk Re- vue 13. 41. SPEARS, SYLVIA G. R. 12, 3, 41: G. A. A. 12. 3, 41: Perrill 13, 41: Richardson-McCarter 13, 41: Big Hearted Herbert 121: Penrod, Business Staff 131: What a Lite, Busniess Staff 131: Almost Eighteen, Assistant Director 141: Buzz Staff 141: Assistant Editor 1417 State Scholarship Contest 131. SPENCER. NELLIE PAYE G. R. 12, 31: G. A. A. 12, 31: Salt Hawk Revue 131. -PAGE 34- STIGGINS. ELLA MAE STRECKER, DORIS G. R. 12, 3, 41: G. A. A. 12. 3, 41: Buzz Staff 131: Holy City 13. 41: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 41: Girls' Ensemble 141: Madrigalians 141: Mixed Chorus 13, 41: Girls' Quar- tet 141. STRIEGEL, DOROTHY G. A. A. 121. STRINGOS. STEPHEN STROUP, CLAIR Hi-Y 12. 41: Peptomists 13, 41: Ticket Force 121: Salt Hawk Revue 131: Holy City 131: Buzz Staff 131: Allagaroo Staff, Stick Ups 141. SPROUSE, OSCAR Navy 141. STULL. HOWARD SULLIVAN, BETTY SUMNER, GERALD Salt Hawk Revue 141. SWEET, WANDA G. R. 121. TALLY. ROY TAYLOR, DON H-Club 12, 3, 41: Peptomists 12. 3, 41: De bate 141: Tennis 12, 3, 41: Basketball 131. TEETER, LORRAINE G. R. 12, 3, 41: G. A. A. 12, 3, 41, Cabinet 13, 41: Pepettas 13, 41: Richardson-McCar- ter 141: What a Lite 131: Good Momlnq 131: Incognito 141: Salt Hawk Revue. Art Statt 131: Scholarship Contest 121. TENNANT, THELMA TUCKER. IAMES Perrill 141: Hi-Y 12, 31: Debate 13. 41: N. F. L. 141: Buzz Stat! 141: State Scholarship 12. 3. 41. TUCKER. MARY ANN Salt Hawk Revue 13, 41: Holy City 13, 41. VAN LEER, ROBERTA VAN VOORHIS, HOWARD Peptomists 13, 41: Hi-Y 121: Wrestling 121: Assistant Cheerleader 131. VERNON, BETTY IO G. R. 12, 3, 41: G. A. A. 12, 3, 41: Richard- son-McCarter 141: Pepettas 141: Band 12, 3. 41: Orchestra 12, 3, 41. WAMSLEY, ROSALIE G. R. 12, 3, 41: G. A. A. 12, 3, 41: Pep- ettas141. WALDECKER, MONTY H-Club 13. 41: Track 12. 3, 41: Captain 141: Art Work for Allagaroo 131. WATSON, BOB Peptomists 12, 3, 41: Goll 131: N. F. L. 13. 41: V. Pres. H-Club 13, 41: Golf 131. WEBER. CHARLES GAIL Hi-Y 12, 3, 41: H-Club 12, 3, 41: Peptomists 12, 3. 41: Basketball 121: Track 12, 3, 41: Buzz Stat! 141. WELLS, PHYLLIS G. R. 12, 3, 41: Social Chairman 141: G. A. A. 12, 3, 41: Pepettas 13. 41: Richardson- McCarter 12, 3, 41: Incwnito 147: 'Salt Hawk Revue 131: Music Contest 131. WHBH, WILLARD IB. Hi-Y 12, 3, 41: Student Council 141: Perrill 12, 3, 41: Pres. 141: Band 12, 3, 41: Pres. 141: Peptomists 13, 41: N. F. L. 13, 41: Debate 13, 41: Speech Contest 13. 41: Clarinet Trio 131: Scholarship 131: What A Lite 131: Penrod 131: Salt Hawk Revue 141: InC09- nito 141. -PAGE 35- WEST. IUANITA G. R. 121: G. A. A. 121: Usher Force 141. WESTRICK, MARY KATHYRN G. R. 12. 3, 41: G. A. A. 12. 3. 41: Valence 141: Orchestra 121. WHITE. DONNA GLEE G. A. A. 12. 3, 41: G. R. 12. 3. 41: Pepettas 141: Salt Hawk Revue 13, 41: Holy City 13. 41. WHITNEY. VERA G. R. 131. WILLIAMS, LESLIE Hi-Y 13. 41: Ticket Force 13, 41. WILLIAMS, EUGENE Buzz Stali 131: Allagaroo Staff Photog- raphy 141: Stick Ups 141. WILLIAMS. ROBERT Hi-Y 141: Carmellta 121: Salt Hawk Revue 141: Holy City 12. 3. 41. WILSON, BLENARD Allagaroo Photography Stall 141. WRAY, WINNIFRED I. Valence 13, 41: G. R. 12. 3, 41: Richard- son-McCarter 141: Holy City 131: Mixed Chorus 131: Salt Hawk Revue 131. WOODBURN. IDA MAE G. R. 13, 41: G. A. A. 13. 41: Richardson- McCarter 141. WOODSON, BOB Carmellta, Orchestra 121: Orchestra 12, 3. 41: Concert Master 13. 41: Ticket Force 141: String Quartet 12, 31: String Trio 141. WYMAN, VIRGINIA b G. R. 12, 3, 41: G. A. A. 12, 3, 41: Pepet- tas 13, 41: Sec. 141: Richardson-McCarter 12, 3, 41: Class Secretary 141: Holy Clty131: Incognito 141: Buzz Statt 131: Allaqaroo Statt, Business Manager 141. YATES, WILMA LEE G. R. 12, 31: Holy City 131. ZOLLARS, MARSHALL Penrod, Stage Crew 131: What A Life. Stage Crew 141. ZUMALT, MELVIN H-Club 13. 41: Football 12, 3, 41: Basket- ball 12, 3, 41. Administration Allagaroo ..... ...- Allagaroo King .... Almost Eighteen . . Athletics ...... Autographs .... Band ..... Basketball ..... Board of Education ..... Buzz ..... Cheerleaders ...... Classroom Candids ..... Club Presidents Coaches ...... Contents .... Debate .... Dedication .... Faculty . . . Features .... Football ...... Football Queen Foreword ..... G. A. A. .... . Girl Reserves . Glee Clubs . . . 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