Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1943 volume:

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A Q if X J Him dfmnf 559 . fir e Z ii I 'Q ij THis is the 1943 Alla aroo stafT's own ex lo- -:7'E Q LL, ! ., 3 P C56 ,QNX sive presentation of This Is the Army. En- A tertainment is maneuvered into every corner . ,ff of our morale builder. Grim battles, the pleasures of a Stage Door Canteen, and the seriousness of winning an education for wartime America are all riveted into this book. Wfe, the strategists of the Allagaroo staff, feel we have won a battle-the battle of producing a yearbook that we believe will be your powder magazine of memories. Editor-in-rbi:-f, BOB PENNINGTON Business Manager, MARGARET BAIRD The Allagaroo staff hard at work. i 5.1 -.5 X Lfaiicw 1 Q f I l 1 l v E i I l 4 'S v l l l l a l l A rom c nu Ut ot publle seruee and a lust of many xx arm trnends xull be the reeord left bv Nlr I NY Gow ans sup exrntenelent ol Hutehlnson publne sehool System, xx hen hls Nlr bon ans his beeome 1 friend and advlser of the young people of Hutehlnson by Fl1LllxlDg thexr problems hrs prob lems md thelr lnterests hls lnterests, and he can call mmm of them bx nxmc xx hen he meets them He has been reads to promote tny xsorths letxutw sponsored m the name of the sehools Nlr Gov Ins set lmgh stmdtrds OfSCl1Olll'Sl'1lp xn Hutehxn SUPT J xx GOXXANIS son hxgh sehool vxhneh are refleeted ln hugh scores of the loexl puplls ln state scholushxp Contests md ID other wins He has mlso been tetne nn stmte and natnonal educatlonal Telehers IXSSOCIJIIOFI The students are proud of the achlexcments he has made md unproxements he has fostered and exen more they are proud to feel that they lenow hum personally as a frxend To Nir XX Gow ms, superxntendent of Hutchxnson publle sehools, ue proudly dcdnctte thus 1943 Allagaroo ln tppr eutxon of 1 job well done I Q' l ! z F l 3 C l W . l . , l i 2 I vr ff, . . . 1 Y '. - f' . 1 .- 1, ,V 7 Y - - ' ' f l 1 - ' Y retirement resignation becomes final july 3l. circles and has served as president of the Kansas State A . 'L ek A ' L L 2 5 ' - fx . L x . 5 I I . , Vi Swnior Editor, DON AUSTIN W Umlrrclass Erlilor, ELDON BELL WW- Fcalurc Edilor, BARBARA BREI-IM Sporls Edilor, WILLIE RAYL 6 Ealfaim Bama! Foreword , , , . . . . 4 Administration , . ,i.. 7-18 Seniors . . , . . , .19-34 Underclassmen . . ..., 3 5-46 Music and Forensics . . ,I,, 47-58 Clubs .., . ...,, .... . 59-70 Sports , . . ,.., 71-84 Features . ,.., 85-92 Pedigrees . . . .,.,..,...., 93-95 Index ....,,...........,........ 96 The Allagaroo is published annually by the advanced journalism class of Hutchin- son High School, Hutchinson, Kansas. Members of the staff are Don Austin, Margaret Baird, Eldon Bell, Barbara Brehm, Bob Pennington, Willie Rayl, and jane Witt. Amateur art by Elizabeth Ferguson and Glenn Littlefield. Photography by Earl Burdick and Curtis Cooper. Advisers are Miss Jeanne Malcolm, Mr. Frank Fee, Mr. E. C. Alm- quist, and Mrs. Margaret Humphrey. Printed and bound by the Western Litho- graph Company, Wichita, Kansas. Covers by American Beauty Cover Company, Dallas, Texas. Price: 52. Clubs Edilor, JANE WITT Q' 0 1 ,,. , 1.4 lbw L. 'url ,Of ' if if is Q A11',4?3Si -2 1 J? f- -A ' 7' A I J . QE, V Q, f .mf A ?'4 ,- Q f af? N - My ' 1 W' Q Z f K 215,55 f K' . A . yi X-f' I 5, , -'MGI v . Q SW! Board of Education members are Mr. J. C. Foster, Mr. C. Lee Detter, Mr. Edward Wiley, Mr. J. E. Conklin, Mr. J. E. Geyer, Mr. V. E. Mammel, Mr. Willard Graber. Mr. j. E. Conklin, president A s1NcER13 INTEREST in the development and educa- tion of Hutchinson young people is the link which brings together the members of the Hutchinson school board. This board, composed of six men, is made up of citizens who are willing to give of their time without pay in order to see that the citizens of tomorrow Will be adequately prepared for their places in life by means of a wise educational program, To this end, the members of the Hutchinson board of education meet the first Monday of each month in their office. Mr. J. E. Conklin has been elected by the group as their president. Members of the board are elected for a term of four years. 8 Iiuivu of everyone from kinder girtener to college student is Mr I NV Gowans superintendent of Hutchinson schools Mr Gowans keeps in touch with all the class rooms and frequently visits the classroomspersonally Heisrespected ind admired by the young people for his idea of democracy and his competent leadership of the Hutch inson school system He supports loyally any Hutchinson team whether athletic forensic music 0 scholarship Wir Gowans attended the Uni versity of Kansas where he was graduated with an A.B. degree. He received his masters degree from Columbia Unixersity in New York City. . ZA - klg ' ' .-. . - y 54 , in r, . Q. f 1 1 ' e ' V lf '1 f A 1 1 1 1 9 r ' t . l . ' a v i ,fl 4 SYMPATI-iE'rIc, friendly, and under- standing best describe Mr. J. F. Gilliland, principal of Hutchinson high school. Students have found, on coming in contact with him, that his advice is sincere, correct, and unbiased. For the past nineteen years he has been kept busy managing effi- ciently the business both ofiicial and unofficial for the high school. Proof of his interest in Hutchinson youth is shown by his leadership in Y. M. C. A. and church work. Mr. Gilliland is a graduate of the University of Kansas from which he received his A. B. and M. A. de- grees. He also took postgraduate work in the University of Wiscon- sin and the University of Chicago. 9 E. C. ALMQUIST FRANCES ARGANBRIGHT MABEl.LE BILLINGS E. A. CAIRNS W. T. COLE A. G. COLEMAN ESTHER COPE l-IAZEL CURTIS H. W. DEANE W. FALRENRICH MARGARET FELDNIER FRANK FEE WOFFORD GARDNER F. D. GROBE ELMA HAMILL 10 MAX HAMII.TON GIzRTRUlJIi HAURY NIARGARIET HUMPHREY MAYME KING ELIZABETH LEWISQ KATE LEWIS 4 MQ I ff W. M. MCCORT JIQANNE MALCOLM ROBERT MITEIINER CARRIE MUGLFR MARIAN NELSON NOliN'A1.L NEVE ALNIA DALE NEWELL N1ABEL PARKS EWILDRED PARKER I it I 2. .S JOHN PAYNE LESLIE PHII.I.II S BEULAH POINTER BERNARD RIZGIER WALTER RIN EHART EMMA SAGE C. E. SESHER P . MARY LOUISE SMITH W1 LYNLJLAQ AOfx.M,vL 4 ' 1 ALICE LUCILLE STEVENS MARIE STEWART RUTH STRICRLER VADEN STROUD OLA THOMAS W. E. UPSON S. ALAN WATROUS CATHERINE WRENCHEY 12 X9 is ADVICE and counsel were offered to the boys as well as the girls this year by the addition of a boys' adviser, Mr. William T. Cole. Miss Elizabeth Lewis and Miss Esther Cope were asked to assist Miss Hazel Curtis, girls' adviser. Mr. Cole was available fifth and sixth hours in his ofhce for boys desiring conferences with him. Miss Curtis spent the third hour in her office during the first semester, and the fourth and Hfrh hours the second semester for conference work. Miss Lewis and Miss Cope were available for consultation in their rooms after school. Many of the students have taken advantage of the opportunities to talk over their enrollment and course problemsg to obtain part-time employmentg and to seek information on various occupations and vocations by conferring with the advisers who are sincerely interested in helping them. 9 Y' Q x nal? ex Av Miss Elizabeth Lewis and Miss Esthe Cope, assistant girls' advisers. 'K I V, it ,g V Ss 177301 Cu -'I I' ' '12 fl . 0070 jaglrj , at 117 I7 S Qd . er Offgisec p 6. ellie S llba '77 f 1-O Col '77 - 6 60 dlffawi-M, Jes as Z 1270076 Oki' ' 7? ,' 1 3 -?dV1:5-ei? O 15526, f . ,JJ NW' JOHN SUTTON 516455 Ifitom PlI.OTING model airplanes to piloting the student body of Hutchinson high school describes the career of John Sutton, senior, elected by the students as their chief representative. Sutton has proved that he is worthy of his position of presi- dent by carrying out sincerely and honestly the business of the student body. Some of his many duties include presiding over Student Council meetings and over special assemblies and representing the school whenever he is called upon to do so. ln addition to his Student Council duties Sutton has found time to be on the Hi-Y cabinet, a member of Pcrrill Club, Peptomists, and H-Club. He also played on the football team his junior year but because of a broken ankle was forced to sit on the side lines most of the 1942 season. Student-Council officers are Paul Dillon, vice presidentg John Sutton. presidentg Don XVyman, secretary. .SW 5 Back row P Dillon B Foster O Butts R Mammel P Thiessen. Second row: D. Dillon, J. Sutton. D. Wyman, J. Foster, T. Dulos, M. Stevens, B Hill G Littlefield Front row P Hamilton J McCrory M Erway, J. Mustain. R. Tice, M. Cairns, P. Graber, M. Gill, B. Hopengardner. PATRIOTISM in the schools was the unofficial theme of the Student Council for 1942-1943. The engineering of sev- eral large scrap drives started the activities, and increased bond and stamp sales for the whole year was a second of the Council's definite projects. A varsity dance to which admission was the purchase of a defense stamp proved to be one of the more popular activities they sponsored. Among regular activities sponsored and supervised by the Student Council are the Student Council president and football queen elections, all school parties, sponsor- ship of an assembly, assistance at awards assemblies, and plans for other assemblies. Nearly every organization is represented in the Coun- cil. Each class has two representatives, a boy and a girl, in addition to the class president. The Hi-Y and G. R. have two representatives, one chosen at the beginning of the year and the other at mid-term. Each serves a whole year. Richardson-McCarter, Peptomists, Pepettas, I-I-Club, Perrill Club, and G.A.A. each elect a represent- ative to serve one year. The purpose of the Student Council is, To foster closer relations between the students and school authori- ties, to foster sentiment for law and order, to conserve the traditions and ideals, and to promote the general welfare of our school. Mr. Robert Mitchner is the sponsor of the Student Council. 15 FIPTEENTH WINNER of the coveted Young American award was genial Frank Putzke. The award, given each year by A. Lewis Oswald, is presented to the senior who has given outstanding service to the school during three years here and who most nearly typifies the ideal Young American. Putzke is a letterman in both football and wrestling where he has been outstanding for good sportsmanship. Whether on the bench or in the game, his enthusiasm and determination to see the team win never flagged. A consistent student, Putzke has made himself as well liked in the class- room as on the field of combat for his cooperative attitude and interest in anything which was for the school good. The award he has received entitles him to a loving cup and a cash award of S100 if he enrolls at Hutchinson Junior College, Kansas University, or Kansas State College next fall. The cash award will be S50 if he enrolls in college else- where. Members of the High Ten were Martin Colladay Eldon Bell Dick Woodall Allan Brandon Frank Putzke, Emma Lou Ridlen. Mary Ellen Anderson, Mary jane Thomas jo Anne McCrory and john Sutton. i these pat: the sio gan o A stamp a day keeps the axis away is certainiy share in heiping the war effort by buying stamps and bonds. t he certainiy p Edwin 'foiie may iike guns, bu rifice a few pieasures to heip win the war. roved he intended to SSC- iotic Sait Hawkers who Qnja are doing QW their Bed S . . prlngs - 1 kmds, bucketla OPY parts of all were amon S, and Stove Pi for the semi the C0ntributiiis studenligle which proves Cn it Com are no Slack CS t0 the War ff erS e Ort. 1 7 1 ' Student clerk Adnan Mxller dnsplays a pxece of beef to his customer whxle retall sellmg mstructor H W Deane looks on 745 ZW Arr work for the A113 Sflldents are W g3f00 ns the Pro orkm leer gh 8 on ar gh CSC art e moment exvxaxgyxng ts g 9 amy sihlgghe ts ookm I 5 u enttixw 15 the Ke e dthit 'Minxvigxndgmoo yXeXC9 18 h n the stuay 1 lunc 1 h eatmg t n t an Caught ea 1 ge interested m talkmg seem XTIOI' fx! 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NY'-S .745 lx K.:-, fa- '. -4 A ., I-I . . . lr ' 'um 'LiX.'.,hi,,-- 'S , , ' Q 5 1 , ' . , v .I I, , mg , -.,n'4--'Q' Q2 I ff ' . fr '. 'ip' -1 xf, I 7 - .I '5's.15'i'Z! Back row: E. Eagle. R. Cooper, J. LaPorte, R. Parmley, C. Redding, B. L. Stephenson. F. Vague, P. Gordon, P. Thiessen, R. Klaver, D, Livings- ton, D. Haines. S. Fanestil. Filth row: H. Sthole, C. Kretz, B. Murphy, B. Cole, M. Jamison, B. Wyse, G. Holloway, A. Simon, D. Elliott, O. Butts G. Millikan. B. Harper. Fourth row: J. W. Hamilton. R. Finefrock. J. White, N. O'Connell, B. Merideth, W. Martz, B. Foster. P. Alton, G. Costello: J. Schonholtz, D. Stanheld, F. Logan, R. Mourn. Third row: A. Schultz, D. Guy, B. Hill, J. Bruce, j. Wiley, D. Williams, P. Gonser, M. Cole, F. Stucky. D. Brown. Second raw: D. Duerksen. D. Gomez, F. Hulse, T. Dulos, j. Salmon. K. Oswalt, E, Maust. V. Reese, A. Cook, C. Veatch, D. Wyman. Front row: V. Veatch, R. Mammel. T. Fleming, B. Schlotthauer, J, Nelson, J. Graham, H. Krehbiel, 1. Moore, M. Dunn, C, Holdren, I. Tippin, M. Lohnes. V. Macklin, D. Dinsmore, H. Whited. First violin: C. Searcy, R. Parker, M. Hope, B. Harper. Second violins: D. Golden. P. Smith, G. Hawley. Cellos: D. Guy, E. Hanna, E. Dyck String bass: H. Tharp. Clariners: A. Simon, M. Dunn. Oboe: F. Logan. Flute: N. O'Connell, F, Stucky, L. Moore. French horn: D. Livingston Trumpet: B. Murphy. F, Brooks, Tympani: D. Dale, E. Stewart. Bassoon: H. johnson. Saxophone: C. Redding. Bass clarinet: J. Shears. Back row: S. Lindenberger. L. Hopper. D. Roberts, J. Pierson, H. Hayes, S. Parks, R. Tice, L. King, E, Nevius, A. Ward, M. Cairns, J. Freeto F. Detter. Fourth row: E. Foster, J. Stephenson, B. Sovereign, M. Marts. L. Sheppard, E. Sullivan, B. Crawford, M. Carter, N. Wilcox, B. Beeson D. J. Whittle, B. Ferron. Third row: W. Unruh, E. Pierce, F. Battershell, B. J. Miller E. Ferguson, B. Kelley, L. Scott. J. Stark, J. Mustain D, White, D. Derr. B. Eldredge. Second row: V. Gilleland, L. Fitzjarrell, E. Minner. D. Cooper. L. Schenke, M. E. Lewis, M. McNew, M. C. Dadis man. R. Cummins. E. Jackson. H. Pegues, J. Shears. L. Space. Front row: J. Wilson, H. Benscheidt. L. Houston, W. Negley. B. Karkseek, B. Greene M. E. Anderson, E.Chesterman, M. Erway, M. Alstatt, B. Greenstreet, M. James, M. Klein, E. Edie, H. Hill, M. Gruver. SQL? Jam S Back row: Mr. B. Regier, J. Gaultney, L. Siegrist, R. Burdette, D. Conard, C. Lewis, Jr., N. Moll. Fourth row: K. Elliott, B. Holdren, K. Nichols M. Henderson, J. Chalmers, W. Means, J. Westrich, B. Mock. Third row: C. Veatch, H. Young, A. Blackwell, D. Woodall, C. Morris, E. Chambers D. Patton, E. Garmon, B. Stark, C. Harrison. Second row: E. Tolle, W. Pierce, P. Neumeyer, V. Tucker, M. Evans, A, Shepard, P. Hastings F. Logan, P. Livingston, B, Brogden, N. Johnson, N. Sharkey. Front row: J. Juarez, L. Dresback. E. Burdick, J. Leonard. B. Hooper. B. J. Steele B. Gowans, D, Wyman. R. Crooms, L. Alexander, H. Morton. Uawiem EMM Boys Quartet: Dick Woodall, Edwin Tolle, Don Wyman, Accompanist, William Pierce. james Leonard. . Mariwn Ruth Cummins Marceiine I New- gon. Y... Nonettesf Mamyriirggtco. Elizabeth YiTixigLLora Lee Space' Cairns. loscphiseiand Helen Benschel ' . . da G1 C ' Klein. V2 ',,-i f ,,.- ,--4 MIXED CHORUS-Back raw: C. Harrison, E. Garmon, B. Burdette, V. Tucker, D. Patton, J. Leonard, B Hooper, F. Rayl D Conard, D. Blasdel D. Beck, D. Woodall, J. Westrick, E. Tolle. Fourth row: L. Dresbach, N. johnson, E. Burdick, H. Veatchi B. Pierce P. bleurneyer M. Evans F' Logan. K. Nichols, R. Crooms, B. Holdren, A, Shepard. C. Lewis, D, Wyman. Third mw: R. Tice, M. E. Lewis, E. Pierce, H. Hill, A. Ward, E. Ferguson, B. Brehm, J. Shears, J. Mustain, L. Sheppard, M. Tharp, R, Cummins. Second row: E. L. jackson. H. Pegues, H. Benscheidt, S, Parks M. Dadisman, E. Johnson. V. Gilleland, J. Stevenson, M. McNew, J, Wilson, L, King, M. Cairns. Front row: j. Helfrey, L. Hopper, B. Sovereign, M. Klein. L. Space. S. Lindenberger, W. Negley, M. E. Anderson, B. Crawford, L. Schenke, L. Scott, E, Ridlen, M. Alstatt, C. Ebersole. -'MIQS - .ng 5 S ,Q vuglg ,T sf, 121 . Hain' Cornehush haf. Lewis, P Lewls' 4 hesqygi Cxaude ' Souqh. xodiefb' Cgroflms' Q the deep en Ramhmelodles 0 S0 ' . 09 mantle l l V' 1 1 . The Revue closed with the United Nations blending together under united colors in songs of freedom ' !......... SQQJQMQ AN I-.Yl,ll.'l., an earful, it's wonderful! described United XVe Stand, the theme of the 1943 Salt Hawk Revue. This variety show stressed better relationships with our South American neighbors, Europe, and the Asiatic countries. The costumes and settings were the most brilliant yet effected at our high school. Scenes with Spanish dancers, scenes from the Old South, the Highland Fling, sloe-eyed orientals, and dashing Russian Cossacks were shown. Mr. Bernard Regier directed this gala affair. assisted by Miss Maybelle Billings, but credit is due to Miss Margaret lleldner and Miss Elizabeth Lewis for cos- tumes, Mrs. Frances Arganbright and Miss Esther Cope for the dances, and Mr. Leslie Phillips for the staging. i ef' I i Ludllc xanga I ' A .ma GBVUZACC Mom' l Dutch dancers Mary Louise Weber and Har acts, V-iflland Law' riett Kroeker dance to thc tune of In an bean fxmlnka ptgillua' Old Dutch Garden. e Z Vlfgl UO. ,nude 'Abe Teva the la' ein. -'Q Go tx O The annual performance of The Holy City was presented December 22 in Richardson Auditorium by the boys and girls glee clubs directed by Miss Mabelle Billings and Mr. Bernard Regier. The soloists were: Miss Glendora Zimmerman, alto, Miss Mary Lee Dickerson, soprano, Mr. Thomas Fowler. tenorg and Mr. Bernard Regier, baritone. Madrigalians: E. Burdick. V. Tucker, P. Neumeyer, C, Lewis, B. Holdren, A. Shepard. Second row: S. Parks, M. C. Daclisman, L. Schenke, J. Mustain. 52 MUSIC has burst like a bomb into army life this year. Authorities claim that members of our armed forces, after an arduous day, find enjoy- ment in singing favorites learned in previous school days. Perhaps the Lily Pons or the Heifetz of tomor- row is training now in one of the various musical groups of the high school. Some of the groups in which musically inclined students may partici- pate are the glee clubs, mixed chorus, nonettes, madrigalians, boys quartet, melodiers, band, and orchestra. Each year in addition to its regular training program the music department presents two musical events. The first musical highlight of the year was the presentation of the oratorio, The Holy City, at Christmas tide. The second high- light ofthe year was the Salt Hawk Revue which this year stressed the good neighbor idea through the theme, United Xve Singf, All these music groups are expendable. They donate their services for assemblies or for seeing a contingent of soldiers off, for athletic events or for civic projects. Leaders of this army of musi- cians are Miss Mabelle Billings, Mr. Bernard Regier, and Mr. Alan Watrous. Back raw: C. Lewis, B. Jones, M. Colladay, H, Friesen, B. Hooper, S. Fanestil, B. Foster, D, Livingston, B. Estes, J. Foster, Second raw: D. King. B. Baumer. N, Jones. A. Colvin. M. Cairns, H. Benscheidt, F. Detter. Front row: E. Henderson, J. Leeper, J. J. Goodbrake. P. Hamilton, B, Crawford, P. Graber. P. Costello, M. Erway, S. Ashby, S. Lindenberger. Back row: R. Mammel, A. Shepard, R. Welsh. J. Kendree. Third row: D. Wyman, E. Tolle, J. Meador, J. McNaghten, C. Moore, E. Maust, R. Tice, M. J. Marts, M. Stevens. J. Wesley, R. Scruggs. Second row: F. Stucky. S. Parks, N. Wilcox. A. Ward, J. McDermed, J. Roach, P. Walsten, V. Walsten, J. Nelson, J. Shears, M. J. Thomas. Frant row: J. Mustain, L. Sheppard, L. Scott, M. L. Weber, B. Schlotthauer D White. E. L. Ridlen, M. L. Macklin, G, Pickerill, E. Wyman, J. McCrory. 90' lr 3 President, Martin Colladay: treas- urer, John Foster: Student Council Representative, Ben Foster, secre- tary, Norma Lea Jones, vice presi- dent, Marcelle Easley. Mr. Wofford Gardner, Perrill Club Sponsor mfzzllglw COMMENTATORS of the future and tomorrow's orators are the members of the Perrill Club. This minute detachment of the talking soldiers are at attention every moment. Their bi- weekly meetings are pro-morale, and each meeting is interesting. Recruits make application to Mr. Wodord Gardner, sponsor, and should have had previous experience in speaking, or be en- rolled in speech or debate. Club activities this year included debates, plays, and spring contest in original oratory and dra- matic reading. Officers leading this army of regulars through the school year were Martin Colladay as president, Marcelle Easley as vice presi- dent, Norma Lea Jones, secretary, Jack Foster, treasurer, and Ben Foster as Student Council representative. S3 .las Speech Contest Battlers for the Ark Valley e Don Wyman, Hal Friesen. Emma Lou Ridlen, Ben Foster, and Stanley Fanestil. Km l ' f , II Don Wyman, Mary Ellen Anderson, Emma X Ridlen, Martin Colladay, and Hal Friesen. ,xv if i ii My hi J , K X. , - t rii I i LUV? ' , l 2 'I I ue' ,f kj! Lx C- l 1 4- .1 . Q! 1 .f V ,-tfN ,fi AMIXAQQADORS o od will for post-war tomorrow may well be the fiv plomatic debaters who attended the state tourname Lawrence this year. Emma Lou Rid- len, Mary Elle derson, Hal Friesen, Martin Colladay, and Don Wy were the conferees at this battle of wits. Resolved: That a Federal World Government Should Be Established was the agents, topic for discus- sion. They captured fifth place at this bout. This argumentative quintet was selected by the proc- ess of elimination. Coach Wofford Gardner chose an A squad of 14 from the company of 21. Later, the group was narrowed down to five seniors. All in all, there was plenty of action with 20 other schools, on their various battlefields, with other skirmishes held before junior high schools, civic clubs, and ladies' clubs. Out of the 147 debates, this squadron of speakers emerged with a 63fj victory average. These soldiers are indeed unique as they can take the offensiv as well as the defensive side. Combats in which they articipated and their outcomes were: Hutchinson junior College, tied for first, Wellington, tied ford thirdg Salina, tied for third, Ark Valley, won third, disdrict tournament, won first. Back row: Richard Cooper, Russell Mammel, Donald Livingston, Martin Colladay, Hal Friesen, Bill Estes. Ben Foster. Front row: Don Wyman Paul Dillon, Emma Ridlen, Mary E. Anderson, Forrest Logan, john Foster, jack Kendree. A . .1 'fr I 55 .f .1 f. , 1 . I, f fs X J ' x. af f f r ' 'D ' 'I ' fake?-Www Qmce FAITHFUL SOLDIERS of the ticket-usher force were in more than active service this year at our school activities. jim Leonard as the commanding officer led the detachment of student volunteers through the current year. Mr. John Payne served as the leader for this or- ganization. Because of War shortages uniforms for all were unobtainable, but students who already had uniforms wore blue and gold. Students who donate their services must maintain a C average to stay in this little, but select, army. The group leader chooses from the applicants the members of the force. Back row E Chesterman A King M Keesling B Harrison D Peirce, R. Sumxlyalt. Front row: R. Karnes, M. Alstatt, J. Massey, L. Mat- tenly E Todd L Schroeder B McDaniels Not in the picture were A. Hopengardner, P. Leonard, L. Hoag and R. Burwell. .gun fr . be Back row D Showalter B Laudermilk E Smith C Smith Second raw: R. Martin, D. Kerchner, G. Crackel, D. Caldwell, A. Broyles. Front row B Parker D Simmons J Leonard B Mock H. Eales. Not in the picture were H. Parks and B. Brogdon. Left to Right: R. Cooper. H, Pegues, A. Colvin. D. Woodall, J. Spears, F. Stueky, J. Nelson, C. Wilson, N, jones. C. Moore, D. Kennedy, R. Parmley, S. Oswalt, P. Dillon, R. Goble. fam .Smeg Zag Oh boys! Please don't fight over me. Can you explain this, professor? b Tina comnuy, Ever Since Eve concern- ing the troubles of a high school news- paper staff, was presented by Miss Mayme King as the Hrst all-school play. johnny Clover, the editor of the paper was played by jimmy Nelson, and Spud Irwin, as the business manager of the paper, by Richard Cooper. Susan Blake, the career girl, was Norma Lea Jones. The role of Cuppy, the policeman, was taken by jim Spears, and Johnny's parents were played by Conrad Wilson and Faire Stucky. The belle from Dixie was played by Colleen Moore with her football player friends portrayed by Roland Parmalee, Stewart Oswalt, Dixon Kennedy, Paul Dillon, and Raymond Goble. Betsy, the flutter brain, was ably played by Harriet Pegues. M. Easley, L. Scott, J. Meador. B. Brehm, j. McCrory, H. Pegues. Icarus-the great hero! He's a murderer! A l In ' 23 ii 'laden Za J D. Meador, H, Pegues, L. Scott. This is embarrassing! I.rfTT12ns TO LUCFRNFU was a story about six girls attend- ing boarding school in Switzerland before the outbreak of XVorld War ll and the difficulty that girls of different na- tionalities found in adjusting themselves to the situation. The play required more acting than any previous play Mr. Robert Mitchner had directed. Members of the cast were Olga, a Polish girl, Harriett Peguesg Erna, a German girl, Lucille Scott, two American girls, Bingo and Sally, Jo Ann McCrory and Barbara Brehm, Marion, an English girl, Marcelle Easley, Felice, a French girl, june Meadorg Mrs. Hunter, owner of the school, Doris Rudd, Miss Linder, teacher in the school, Norma Lea Jonesg Mararethe, the housekeeper, Emma Lou Ridleng Gustave, a Swiss boy, .lim Nelsong Hans, a German boy, Dick Meadorg Francois, a Swiss postman, Raymond Grifhthg Kopler, a Nazi agent, Forrest Lee Logan. E. Ridlen, j. Nelson. N. jones. D. Meador, H. Pegues, F. Logan, J. McCrory, L. Scott, B. Brehm, j. Meador, R. Griffith, D. Rudd, M. Easley. f F97!' '6l l'J' 9 ,- -pa, .,.-- we . Nj- 'fQ9z 2 Eli... sing' J xr lt's about time you came out into our den. 'Zuma Jw Une Go on: dance and play. You're all giving Mother a headache. Goodnight, Warry. Remem- ber we are both children. THIE REARDONS were a typical American family. Laura, the mother and social climber fNorma Lea Jonesj , told tales of her glorious ancestry besides engineering a match between her daughter, Marcia Uoan Wilsonj, and wealthy Sherwin Parker Qlnlal Friesenj. The youngest Reardon, Penelope U0 Ann McCroryj, was a demon with the slingshot while her brother, Warry CRichard Cooperj, pictured himself as the future Eugene O'Neill. Their father, Reginald CConrad Wilsonj , preferred tinkering with an auto to business. Nana, the grandmother Ueannette Mustainj , added interest by her wisecracks and love for Bing Crosby records. Lily, the stage struck, lying cousin, was played by Lucy Scott. Lily and Nana devised a scheme to rescue Marcia from the Parkers. Lily was promised an acting part if she would impersonate the family skeleton. After a brief expose the Parkers fled and Marcia was united with the boy she loved. Nana re- turned to her Crosby records and Warry decided his daffy cousin was the one for him. Cll!fUll...W,,,-.,,,,. hlcium. , Carbon. ,, , Barium.. Chlorins. , Ehromium. Cobalt.. COIUMDIUIH. llnonaum much Cuprum . slum. MFE Eurumum. Fluorinc. Gadollnium. Gallium. Germanium. Glucmum. Bsrvlhum Gold. Aurum. Helium. AFC I V J OC? lzudmaum Neon. Nickcl, Rikon, Nitrogen Osmmm. Uxygen, Palladium Phosphorus. Pialinum Potassium. Mi Prasendymlum l'l N! h'il H NH! Back row: A. Cook, H. Benscheidt. M. F. Collins, M. Cole, J. Caldwell, H. Ael . G more . Clark, B. Anderson. E. Chesterman. M. Caldwell, L Coberly. Second row: M, Baird. M, E, Anderson, V. Achilles, D, J. Abbott. B. Crawford. M. L. Beebe, D. Blore, S. Clark, B. Beeson, V. Beeson Front row: M. Alstatt. G. Chase. L. Chase, B. Beeman. R. Brown. S. Ashby. B. Brehm, M. Bullard, E. Benson, E. Baird, j. Camp. ,B new G, R' 0 ksgn- M Ga 5. Nl lg' Crawloi Sch Yi F ef Susan' , Steele: ony. Bi'-EOM gow . A Ward. L' Km!-, awberger. wi ' race- ' s. Wx ackxarts. Bullaidfgkdlen' . 3- again. ep 5. L- Xoiihau MQ LLARNING, helping, and finding a better and happier life is what the Girl Reserves are trying to do. For learning, they lis- ten to speeches by experienced persons. For helping, they are doing such things as helping new students in school to become better acquainted with their new surroundings. By searching for a better and happier life, they take part in worthwhile and enjoyable activities. All this is completely expressed in the Girl Reserve motto, To find and give the best. This year a new system has been arranged whereby there is one general meeting and one committee meeting each month. livery member is given an opportunity to join one of the fol- lowing committees: finance, world friendship, worship, music, program, service, publicity, or social. The cabinet and oihcers for this year are: Elizabeth Ferguson, presidentg Betty Craw- ford, vice presidentg Mary Jane Marts, secretaryg Emma Lou Ridlen, program chairman, Shirley Lindenberger, service chair- man, Adeline Ward, social chairmang Laurabelle King, worship chairman, Betty Crawford, membership chairmang Marcia Bullard, publicity chairmang Margaret Garrison, finance chair- mang Marjorie Iianestil and Betty Steele, music chairmen, Rebecca Tice .ind Jeannette Mustain, Student Council repre- scntatives. X . 'Ba'-C N055 ow? will? Front ' 's. Nl'ss Rum Etliamigiiaabeth Lewl i I Bryn , S i 5 Back 331311. liliewis, Mis r K3 5901150 Marie 15,55 G R ,ss ,son uri: anofigxjse Smit l we S Mary' 45- f ff w U x s l i . , A5 N n 3 7? 4 JA H ' Q 'I 3. i M if rx ,QL B 9 9 9 is ax 3 f Y Q 9 fx, E5 VIL ' 1653? ,I 9 4 'I 9 1 xx? j.4 NIB' Ri 135 Q ix ' ai A 9 X3 1 O' X e - , ' A I Q Q., !. fn fi ix -Nh 4 F- ,294 'A+ E31 Q Y v ? v 1 4 9 V11 1. X QMU? E E. if' ez 'fn :EQ M 'S' Y A A 5 ! L L Q' Q 5 f9'kfx 5, r ' ' xg! V55 if wail 1 4- - .A Back row: L. Darland. R. Cooper, B. Foster. C. Wilson. R. Welsh. B. Johnson, F. Logan. R. Tankersley, D. Kennedy, C. Lewis. Second row: J, Kendree. B. Pennington. B. Estes, A. Morphy, N. M. O'Connell. M. Gallop, M. Stevens, B. Harper, M. Caldwell, E. Tolle. Front row: E. L. Ridlen, E. Wyman. H. Pegues. C. L. Searcy, J. Shears, E. Dyke, F. Stuclry, P. Mendenhall, E. Ferguson, J. Meador, M. Dunn, L. Fitzjarrell. Waffence QM SC1llNil'll'IC experiments and exploration of thc advance in chemistry is what the members of the Valence Club are studying by following their purpose, to further interests in the held of chemistry and physicsf' Under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Fred Grohe meet approximately forty members who have taken a course in chemistry or physics and who have a scholastic average of B or better. Valence Club is the oldest high school club with the ex- ception of Richardson-McCarter. Valence Club meetings are held every second and fourth Tuesday of the month making interesting experiments and reports on the fields of science and chemistry. Talks in class are given on such subjects as Fires Started With XVater, Electronics, Present and Future, CarbonMonox- ide a War Gas, A Review of Chlorine, and Preparation and Properties of Lewisitef' From these reports and discus- sions the students gain a working knowledge of the scien- tific world of today and tomorrow. The members have made several trips to different indus- tries in their effort to see commercial applications of the theories studied. These trips are educational as well as inter- esting. Current questions become the subject of debates with members of the club forming opposing teams. Ofhcers elected this year were as follows: president, Forrest Lee Logang vice president, Bill Estesg secretary, Emma Lou Ridlenq treasurer, Elaine Wymang scouts, Jack Kendree and Richard Cooper. The more thoroughly the students study this topic of science and chemical fields the more colorful and interest- ing it becomes. Valence Club Sponsor, Mr. Fred Grobe Valence club officers: president, Forrest Lee Logan: vice president. Bill Estes: secretary, Emma Lou Ridleng treasurer, Elaine Wyman: scouts. Richard Cooper, jack Kendree. X v S Hn Y sponsors john Payne W M McCcrt W T Cole Hx Y offucers and executive board members Back row Jack Parker George Gear Orvllle Butts Pat Thxessen Second row Claude Lewxs Bxll Woodward john Sutton BxllP1erson George Sparks Front row Archxe Shepard Richard Cooper Paul Dxllon Jack Kendree 64 CARRYING out hlgh xdeals and standards by fol lowmg thenr purpose, to create, mamtam, and extend throughout the school and commumty hxgh standards of Chrlstxan character, IS the popular club H1 Y Thls all boy club has com pleted another successful year to be marl-.ed down wlth the former records of the preced 1ng years Meetmg every second and fourth Thursdays, they have var1ed programs mcludmg talks and musxcal numbers In addxtxon to puttmg on programs, speeches, and SklfS to add color and mterest, the boys also have several part1es such as the specml stag party glven each year Fur ther1ng comradeshlp the boys present a party for thelr fathers Proud of their club and help ful to the school, the boys lend a hand 1n bulld mg morale and sp1r1t whlch they themselves carry through llfe Thls year s cablnet was headed by B1ll Woodward, presldent Other cabmet members were the followmg VICC pres1dent, John Sut ton, secretary, Archle Shepard, treasurer, B1ll Plerson, Blble cha1rman, R1chard Cooper, so cral chalrman, Jack Kendree, concesslon chaxr men, Paul D1llon, George Sparks, pramst, Claude LEWIS, SCFVICC cha1rman, Jack Parker, world brotherhood chaxrman, George Gear, Student Councxl, Paul Dlllon, Orvllle Butts, and Pat Thlessen These act1v1t1es were supervlsed by spon sors Mr W T Cole, Mr W' M McCort, Mr John Payne - --.-J. 3? 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' -It 4 if 3 ggi iff 1 Ya. fi' I Q ,Ji gb. 'Q if f' ' Q 5. A gwg 's,, AW W E5 25, A vi 3 NN 1, gg rl A K , fa Q2 W 'T, ' Q 7 , V ,lf KN 2 N5 1 if ii TW 'V-,, I 'If ey: ,. LQ 4 5 2' 5 5, 39 I .. .1 555 3 - f :Q 5 3 Leg! : A- Lei-' ,E . 71 9- 3 1 ' f 5 . ,'fz1Wf, 'g X 4 ' 3.4 qv . , A., N--gutsy few 3. YV .Q arf 5 35 .1 1 N fn . 2. ' A Q f , X V, - , 1 Y as 1? vu M X, ?,,L ,5,, .X I - 4 Back row: W. Squire, B. Houston, V, Keller. F. Stueky, M. J. Marts, P, Walsten. D. Seaman. C. Searcy, E. Johnson, R. Tice. J. Shears. Fourth low: M. Gill. V. Walsten, B, Kelley, A. Ward, L. King, S. Lindenberger, L, Schenke. N. Wilcox, J. Stark, J. McNagl1ten. M. J. Thomas. Third row: M. L .Weber, J. Nelson, H. Kroeker, C. Jones. W. Negley, O, Wenkheimer, D. Jander, E. Miller. L. Scott, M, Tharp, J. Meador. Second row: V. Rea, G. Pickerill, E. Maust, J, Wiley, L. Kummer, B. Whitlock. V. Pells, J, Mustain, H. Pegues, L. Schroder, E, Wyman, R. Rospaw. Front row: D. White. J. Raner, R. Karnes, R. Brown, B. Schlotthauer, B. J. Steele, B. Oldham, M. L, Macklin, E. L. Ridlen, D, Richert. J. McCrory. Richardson-McCarter executive board: Emma Lou Ridlen, Patricia Hamilton, Mrs. W. Billingsley. June Meador, Elaine Wyman. Sue mm ' Ashby was unable to be in the picture. QMQMCQM-Wcgwpka To Discuss the newest books and to develop literary understanding by its members is the purpose of Rich- ardson-McCarter. The club is for girls only and meets once a month. A good English record is the only qualification for membership. Richardson-McCarter was hrst started in 1911 as the McCarter Literary Society in honor of Margaret Hill McC.1rter. Kansas author. ln 1932 it joined with the Richardson Literary Society, organized and spon- sored by Mrs. Esther Richardson. The combined club was called the Richardson-McCarter Literary Society. This year Mrs. W'ill Billingsley has taken over the duties of sponsor performed for the past year by Miss Catherine W'renchey. The cabinet headed by June Meador as president was made up of Emma Lou Ridlen, vice presidentg Sue Ashby, secretaryg Elaine Wyman, treasurerg Pat Hamilton, Student Council representative. Richardson-McCarter, this year sponsored a banquet at the Wiley' tea room, the hrst one of its kind. Nearly 60 girls attended. A short program followed the dinner. Back raw: Coach E. A. fChopJ Cairns, Ager Caldwell, Verlon Eurton, Bill Carey, Bob Wick. Bob Mercer, Ray Tankersley, Donn Darlington. Second row: jack Parker, Gene Field, Frank Putzke. Lloyd Freeman. Don Bentley, Jack Beebe, Glenn Littlefield. jim Wesley. Allan Brandon, john Sutton. Front row: Melvin Stevens, Harold Nevius, Gerald Raines, Dick Woodall, Richard Plush, Floyd Dean, Bill Shimel, Calvin Sheppard, Bob Mullen. George Gear, Willard Rayl. J!-Ulm Eiutxmo the H athletic award is the only require- ment to obtain membership in the H-Club. Although this may seem an easy task to some, Z1 full-fledged member will tell you differently. The most the out- sider ever sees is the player's performance on the field or court once a week or whenever the athletic event is held. But back of all this is daily practice. This daily practice lasts from one to three hours. Those who earn l-l's should indeed be proud of their extra achieve- ment. H-Club was organiied in 1927 by Ralph McCar- roll. Membership in the club entitles each member to the H-card which is a lifetime pass to all Hutchinson High School athletic events. The Club's activities were climaxed this year by the annual picnic. For the second successive year the H-Club's candi- date won the football queen's chair. Marcelle Easley was the queen for 1943. This year's ofhcers are as follows: president, Allan Brandon, vice president, Lloyd Freemang secretary- treasurer, Eldon Bell, Student Council representative, George Gear. Chop Cairns. George Gear, Lloyd Freeman, Eldon Bell, Allan Brandon. ll ll ll as Pb,,, if-fs... .H E, 4,162 - fr igh UZZ S FEBRUARY 4 1943 A wif ,,.::r:1. 'f':-::Lf:.:f':1f-'fi' V ' ' . K l ' 'Finke ' M A HU1-Ci-11NSON HEGH SCHOOL' A . V .,1A - ' F- , l , ,, .,. e . ' fif lp 1 eLAvn 117.14 'vnu D 99 En.-J-,aio 1 ' em V M BUZZ s'rAFF-B Spears, K, H ack low B4 Jones, D, M 5 Id B. Weiss' Pammel. Second row: H. Benq-EY' C -A. She-Dard, C. Wils Joy. S. Ashby, M. Erwa V eidi,.P, Hamilton. J, Sumfbn, W, Means, C. Lewis, Th- d Y Dawson' van. G. Raciiel, Ml Caldwell ir raw: M, Mans' B, Bau 1 ...li-.a 120' BUZZ MECHANFCAL STAFEQQ: D, Hufrmii, s. Rufhff- Raines, K, Hutchinson. Flon UBY, FOR, and about Hutchinson Senior High Schoolu-that is the slogan of the Hutchinson High School Buzz published each week by the first year journalism classes supervised by Miss Jeanne Malcolm and printed in the high school shop by Mr. Frank Fee's classes. Members of the staff are juniors and seniors who have previously made good grades in English Qi' ' L' Sheppard From mer' -lr Musrain . row: C. Moore L S v J. ' ' pace, 9 S' er h n I Hovious, L. Barnes. M- Henderson' dmw. B SC emi.- Secun ' . ' Fee, M. Sumner. , L Railsback. . Barb, ML F' T' ' ham P. Meister, A Bgck row P M, Cunning i and have been recommended by their teachers. The positions are changed at regular intervals giving each student a chance of trying different jobs and getting more experience. These have been this year's Buzz editors: Mary Jane Marts, Jeannette Mustain, Marilyn Erway, Lucille Dawson, Archie Shepard, Patricia Ham- ilton, Conrad Wilson, and David Mayfield. G fi, 2: if , . 'CH . Lifkff?-515' , A ..,:. 1 'fa 4- X J tv '45 5 X M2 5 e , -,A . '. ., 1 + ,, ,sa ff L . 1 :U YFSA 65? 1 n 1 W 3 WA .fo My ,M-.Q Q P ,,,.a- S:Y'?'1 -A . .ss : a - ,A Dil IQ . V , ' 'X . 5, ,M y , lui '- '..,, ... - ,. ,. au., ,as ' , 'e2',, f', ' ,, - .f ' g..- - Qf3,,,gQ?:11S.gi'j If 'MH-. .. at '--Y . ,i ' ,.-:yy ff - s . 4 f'g.,,a,g. Sw- -mi?-Q.. Z. . , ,,,,.-.5 ,firlgag al ' 1 -. 1 l'x'+- ' . Q Alu' Zh 'Wa-5 V? , , . , , Q' Q Q..,,g . ,fs-... K' .iglfflfa . 3 ' X L sank ffrswt. . W K ,fa , .,,,dl.. -,gh ' 'L ,MNH ':- 'P 'N ' fffsrvb 1,-2 lm' '- ,g , wx Qt. .z,,K,,' . - - vie '- s?wg.!:ef' f' , 1 if . Xiu ii , . 9 a .31 '1 'E ja i' gif Y .gf ' Yi 'X I, f la! . ki ' KJV I ' - aux fe f- 1 Q -e ' ' Wii.i.iE RAYL MAKCELLE EAs1.Ei BERNARD JOHNSON 2,..,,,,.. . at-Q'-5,1 ,wa ' 1 7 'ZJ'1, '-.i QgT4f.'f' -1 -fs. Maw faarfm By Barbara Brvlmz MORALE to high school teams is just as im- portant as morale to an army. This job of morale building in H.H.S. is the problem of the five loyal cheer leaders who encourage the pep section to yell and cheer. Under the guidance of this chosen quintet the gold and blue pep section could be heard at every field of combat in which the high school participated, their voices echoing through the air with a sound like a bomb that has just hit its mark. Cheer leaders were chosen at the first of this year by popular vote of the students. From about thirty students who tried out, Jack Kendree, Marcelle Easley, Barney johnson, Harriett Pegues, and Willie Rayl were chosen. A few days later the efferves- cent Rayl was chosen head cheer leader. Kendree and Johnson were the only two who were new to the Go Hutch Gov antics this year. , Hours of practice helped the cheer leaders to work together for effective presentation of the yells. The most original and striking innovation of the cheer leaders this year was the V formation used in leading the tradi- tional yell, Allagaroo . Perfectly synchro- nized, they presented an attractive picture in their white uniforms and gold emblems. l'IARRlliTT Piicuiis JACK Kl'.NDRlfli ' ' Q lull 3-5, .YV ..,.,.a . 14' '-4 A H.: M .1 i, ,. L. 4. Back raw: Norvall Neve, W. E. CBillJ Upson. Front row: Max Hamilton, E. A. fChopJ Cairns, Eugene Niewald. Mmm EMS SOME or THE FINEST coaching personalities in the Ark Valley are listed on the roster of Hutch- inson High School's coaches. Heading the Salt Hawk coaching staff is Edmund CChopj Cairns, athletic director. Cairns, who has been coaching basketball here since 1930, was elevated to thc position of athletic director four years ago. In his coaching career he has produced many a cham- pionship team for the Hawk Rooters. A new member of the coaching staff this year was Norvall Neve who came here from Welling- ton to assume the duties of head football coach. Neve's team took second place in the valley, the highest gridiron ranking since 1935. Neve also assumed the coaching duties of the single com- petitive sports, tennis and wrestling. Because of war conditions only intramural wrestling was held, while the tennis team was able to make traveling connections. Two state winning track teams have been pro- duced by the third Hawk mentor, W. E. QBil1J Upson. Upson has had the privilege of having some of the finest men in the state on the track team. Another honor bestowed upon Upson is to have had his 880-relay team of the last two years mentioned on the national track honor roll. Upson also coached the sophomore basketball team. Max Hamilton and Eugene Niewald are two more capable personalities who serve as assistants in football under Coach Neve. Hamilton also had charge of the seconds in football and the Hawk- lets in basketball. Cai Dxx LLL FLYNN EURTDN UNDER THE GUIDANCE of Head Football Coach Norvall Neve the Salt Hawks forged their way into second place, the highest posi- tion the Hawks had attained in the Ark Valley League since 193 S. With thirteen let- termen returning Coach Neve built a sur- prisingly new foundation for football in Hutchinson, with his T formation work- ing magnificently throughout the season. The Hawks were met with defeat only twice during the season, in a non-league fray with Great Bend and in a league game with the powerful league winners, Wichita East's Blue Aces. The kick-off of the season saw the Hawks meet the Stafford Trojans in a non-league game at Stafford. Under rain, sleet, and snow the Blue and Gold emerged victorious, 12-0. The following week the Hawks entertained the Emporia Spartans with a lopsided score of 20-6, with the Hawks holding the long end of the score again. October 9, the Hawks ofhcially opened their Ark Valley season at Wichita North upsetting the dope-bucket by scalping the Redskins, 27-14. 130-lb. Allan Brandon ac- counted for three touchdowns, an indication that size doesn't always count. Captain Har- old Nevius was also lugging the pigskin for gain after gain against the terrific line of North. Aided by the keen and smooth running of Nevius, the Hawks edged out the Welling- ton Crusaders, 14-0, the following week. Nevius carried the mail for two touchdowns, and Bill Careyls educated toe made the two conversions. The Nevemen traveled to meet the Great Bend Panthers only to lose the non-league game, 13-7, by under-estimating the Pan- thers' qualities. Brandon, Nevius, and Free- man were on the sidelines with sprained ankles. CARDW ELL HERRMAN C. TUCRER CUNNINGHAM BRANDON Wick FREEMAN NILVIUS MAKES A LONG END RUN WESLEY DARLINGTDN MERCER ZDLLARS CAREY Ngvwg Pifriiksox Purzxiz Gran PA 'ER I 7072 Khaki A flfafwall New n J , FREEMAN INTERCEPTS A PASS GARMON NTULLEN DL:KN CLOTHIER GOWANS Cimcxet The Hawks lost their chance fo first place in the Valley when the p werful XX'ichita East Blue Aces held them scoreless, 26-0, at Hutchinson. A pass from Carey to Nevius brought the Hawks closest to their goal. W'ith Nevius running wild the following week the Hawks redeemed themselves by biting the Ark City Bulldogs, 47-13. Nevius accounted for four touchdowns and one extra point. Brandon, Parker, and Mercer accounted for the extra points. Repeating this win with a large score, the Hawks clawed the El Dorado Wildcats, 35-12, at Hutchinson before a crowd of 3,000. The expert blocking of Wick helped Brandon, Nevius and Mercer ring up four goals. Carey made the conversions. Marcelle Easley was crowned 1942-43 football queen. By derailing their old rivals, the Newton Railroaders, at Newton, 13-0, the following week the Blue and Gold kept tight hold of second place in the Valley when the season's final gun sounded. Out of thirty boys there are 12 lettermen returning to assist Coach Neve in his T formation for another Ark Valley race next year. In the All-Ark Valley and State selection made by coaches and game oflicials, Allan Brandon, left-halfback, Lloyd Freeman center, Ager Caldwell left end, and Harold Nevius, right-half, received Hrst place berths on the All-Ark Valley selection, Freeman, Caldwell, and Nevius received honorable mention on the All-State team. Ifinal Ark Valley Standings Won Lost Percentage East , , ,, H, , 7 0 1.000 Hutchinson .,... S 1 .833 Vfinfield ..,. . ..,., 3 2 .600 El Dorado ...,. 4 3 .571 North . . ..... 3 4 .429 Newton , ,,,,, 2 S ,285 NY'ellington , W., 2 S ,285 Ark City . . 0 6 ,000 SHEPPARD LEE V. T UCKER 4 KKK M ,WMS fs, ww yy' f U iii: 1 J-f Hfif 1 f C I 'Y' ' .-f , A .yr - ff L,,f .XM 1 L f'Qff7 'X ,D 1, , - ' X M ' ft 1 ' M -f f fl A Q' P' , Af ,,,' ,, .Jul N xlu lxxl Tuoxxx Awxl N1CCROIiX I Lu SCOTT HxRRurTPrCL1s i 0 1 Vi ', 4 , 14: ,-nay' Sa U' '?,f3x M an ig ihfgn ! .Uli .5 :V O . If z .A 4 i Uk ei .78 v xx I fn 1170 ,Lf 45ii?? ,Hg 1 4 f A A i an A 114,719 ', 1 W' L 1 ' 1, '5 Mi 9 xi Q, I hi J 4. gu- 5+ S 3 1 rf 23 ,f Back row: S. De Luca, j. Pattinson. J. Fishback, H. Nevius, B. Shimel, J. Peterson. D. Roberts, R. Tankersley, R. Binford. R. Frank, G. Kelley. Front row: H. Kerns, P. Dillon, F. Putzke. J. Crump, T. Herrman. J. Sutton, M. Stevens, D. Meador, H. Manges. 8 . Nevius and Stevens top the timbers safely. WITH SEVEN LETTERMEN returning to form the nucleus of the 1945 track squad, Coach William Upson looked forward to another successful season. With dash men like Bill Shimel, Ray Tankersley, and Edison Garmon, and with relays and field events very promising, the Hawks had high hopes. Their first hope was torn away at the annual Sterling relays April 3, when the Hawks received third place with 372 points. The mighty Wichita East Blue Aces showed their strength by running away with the meet with 80 pointsg Wichita North was second with 49. The Hawks won only two first place honors-one in broad jump taken by Melvin Stevens, and one in discus by Bill Carey. April 10, saw the Hawks at the Anthony relays, and again their hopes were smashed by the strong Blue Aces who received 68LQ points. North held second place with 48 points, and the Hawks were next with 29 points. Not one first place was received this time. At the annual K. U. relays the next week the Hawks received fourth place in the meet with ISM points. The Hawks received first in the 440 with Tankcrsley beating out Nichols of Wichita North. The Hawks' first victory came at the Hutchinson in- vitational April 24. The Gold and Blue were victorious, scoring 55 points and placing in all events except two. Firsts were won by Shimel in the 100- and 220-yard dashes, the half mile relay team, Nevius in the low hurdles, and Stevens in broad jump. When this book went to press the following meets were to be held: the Ark Valley, the regional, and the state meet. Dillon passes the baton to Shimel in the medley. '1'3nkersleY R l um 5-'Q-1. ..,, R QQ'-... . -t ies through the an wx V Y'-., XMN'5f. . -e., AQ h the greatest of ease' ffguw' -Q,-fzfrjiiw ' f .. A ..., , V Salllaffafwk 7' l -:nb - A Delos Roberts h eaves the shot at the Sterling meet 4. , Wvpwt lv 4 F .A .'1i3,,m,4Bw' V' , , M45 ., -57, H 'F Shimel in the S I retch at the Sterling relays Tankersley comes in second in the 440 -pi. Up and over, says Ralf Cox. .x 81 Yi. ll Back r : M. J. Corsaut, S. Clark, K, Delano, V. Darland, L. Ehrlich. A. L. Fearl. L. Coberly, M. Easley, L. Evans, V. Ferguson, M. F, Collins, V C. D . Second row: R. Cummins, M. C. Dadisman, A. Denton, L. Cross, C. Ebersole, B. Fcrron, J. Dole, A. Cook, M. Fanestil. Front tow: L. y Firzj rell, J. Dinwiddie, G. Dicks, B. Crawford, P. Costello, L. Crum, N. Damon, J. Crump, L. Dawson. Y' Q ff, 4, W Q G,A.AZ executive board members: L. Coberly, J. McNaghten, M. Cairns, J. McCrory, R. Tice, M. J. Marts, E. Cope, H. Beale, K. Delano, S. Lindenberger, J. Mustain, M. Vernon, B. Crawford. KEEPING PHYSICALLY Ht during the present con- flict is one of G.A.A.'s biggest objectives. The program of the G.A.A. is divided into two parts, organized and unorganized sports, the former consisting of basketball, hiking, skating, bicy- cling, and hockey and the latter, horseback riding, skating, ping pong, tennis, hiking and bowling. Besides activities, girls may keep health charts. In addition to receiving points the G.A.A. teams are selected from the students participating in organ- ized activities for a six weeks period. Tourna- ments are held in hockey, basketball and ping pong. The G.A.A. awards consist of three em- blems based on a total of 600, 1,000, and 1,400 points. The first emblem is a blue and gold che- nille H, the second, a gold and brown K standing for Kansas and the emblem for the 1,400 award is a gold K pin. Among other activities sponsored by G.A.A. are play day, the G.A.A. roundup, picnics and tacky parties. G.A.A. spon- sored Harriett Pegues as their football queen candidate this year and presented an assembly February 26. ,Q 4. sw-. jf,A'71,j .! , -'I .LQAI ,L 3 -ll 4 :rt L-, --v 7 , 1 Q Q S we , . . I , UNK' 4 '09 lgbks' Six , 9 ! ik ' 1 '.+ A 3 1 M V , L. I PG ...TI J' 'Tl .R Y 'X :x ii -S .1 'z !'a I Q Q xx' F , 1 if 5 ?.. .., 1 L. r 1 X . r . -' 'V an 1 E U ! M, F. 'X 8 Z- al Q1 '53 iwiagg Biiix 1, 1 , FXQE, X.:--'Z' I 3. 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' H M, V ' :fly 5 16 ' R 1' ,ff-fs NM , If ' ,466 V rs , , . 0 74 KW I,RANh PUTZKE broke through the ranks of candldates to be crowned wlrh full m1l1tary hon Kmg Putzke was presented a box of chocolates and g1ven an Allagaroo commlssxon by Bob Pen mngton the Allagaroo edxtor The commxsslon entntled the Kmg to a copy of thxs yearbook The date of th1s major event was Dec 4 The Kmg was chosen 1n a democratlc way by popular vote In order to vote the students were payment they could cast one vote for thelr fav orxte Salt Hawk A record was esrabhshed for the past few years wxth 900 books havlng been sold as the result of the campalgn Y ors as King Allagaroo of 1942 and 1943. required to purchase an Allagaroo. For each SOC 92 ACO1TIA, VIRGINIA A1 I XANDER, JOANNE ALLEN, GENL Hn Y 133 Peptomnsts AI STATT, MAREF G 12343 GAA12343 Rncharsn McCarter 12 3 43 Pepettas 143 Usher Force 143 Salt Hawk Revue 12 3 43 B n ness Staff 133 Holy CNY 13 43 Mllted Chorus 13 43 Gnrls Ensemble 13 43 AMRINE, FRANCES AMRINE, VIOLET ANDI RSON, BARBARA GR 12 3 43 RnchardsonMcCarter143 What a Lnfe Almost Enghteen Incognnto Penrod Stage Crew 12 33 ANDERSON, MARY En LIN GR 12 3 43 Program Chanrman 133 Rnch ardson McCarter 123 Pepettas13 43 G A A 12 3 43 Debate 143 Salt Hawk Revue 12 3 43 Holy Cnty 13 43 Ever Snnce ve Propertnes Commnttee 143 Mnxed Chorus 13 43 Gnrls Ensemble 13 43 ANDERSON, ROBERT Hn Y 133 Peptomnsts 133 A N DRE ws, BOB AUSTIRMILI I R, GLORIA GRANDON 2 G 1 AUST IN, DON Hn Y 12 33 Peptomnsts 143 Buzz Ad Stall' 133 Allagaroo Sennor Edntor 143 BAIRD, MARGARlT ANN 12 3 43 GAA 12 3 43 Rnchardson McCarter 12 33 Pepettas 143 Holy Cnty 133 Buzz StaK Asst Edntor 133 Allaga roo Busnness Manager 143 BANTA, JACK Basketball 133 Student Actnvnty Book keeper 143 BARB, DAVID BARNYS, Bll 1 Y ILE BARNES, L1 STIR Buzz Mechanncal Staa' 143 BARN1 S, JOHN BASCUE GAIILV H Y 123 BATK HI LOR, P1 TF H Y 12 3 43 Salt Hawk Revue Adver tnsnng Stat? 133 BIAII H111N GR 123 GAA Executnve Board 12 3 43 Grls Basketball 12 3 43 Gnrls Hockey BIIBI JACK Pe tomnsts 12 3 43 Perrnll Club 12 3 Hn Y 133 H Club 13 43 Football 133 B111 BARBARA GAA 123 GR 123 Salt Hawk Revue 133 BLLL, ELDON Y 1l 2 33 Peptomnsts 13 43 H u Secretary Treasurer 13 43 Stamp Club 123 Basketball 12 3 43 Tennns133 Buzz Staff Columnnst 133 Allagaroo Sophomore Junnor Edntor 143 BIDSTRUP, PASC Al Tncket Force 133 B1 ACK, l 1 xt ll Mnxed Chorus 13 43 Salt Hawk Revue 133 Holy C ty 13 43 BLAIR, BILLI1 JEAN GR 123 B1 ASDFl , DICK Mnxed Chorus 12 43 Salt Hawk Revue 12 Holy Cnty 12 43 Hn Y 123 Peptomnsts 13 43 BRANDON, An I AN HClub 12 3 43 Presndent 143 Football 13 43 Track 133 Wrestlnng 12 33 BREHM, BARBARA 2 G 12 3 43 Pepet 12 3 43 Rnchardson McCarter 13 43 Per rnll Club 12 3 43 Student Councnl 133 en non' Class Treasurer 143 Salt Hawk Revue 12 33 Holy Cnty 13 43 Letters to Lucerne Busnness Stal? 143 Buzz Staff 133 Allaga roo Feature Edntor 143 G A A Trno 13 43 Mnxed Chorus 13 43 Gnrls Ensemble 133 Chrnstmas Carolers 12 43 BRUB1XKlR,NEON A BURDICR, EARL Peptomnsts 13 43 June Mad Productnon Staff 133 Ever Snnce Eve Advertnsnng Man ager 143 Allagaroo Photographer 143 Holy Cty 12 3 43 Madragalnans 143 Mnxed Chorus 12 3 43 Salt Hawk Revue 13 43 BURDICK, ELLEN TODD A 12 G 12 3 43 Pepet s 12 3 43 Usher Rorce 143 Salt Hawk Revue 123 Holy Cnty 133 BURCETT, BETTY LOU G R 43 BURWEI L, ROWENA 113 A 3 BUTCHER, DARLEEN GAA 143 BUTTS, ORVILLE H1Y 12 3 43 Student Counc1l13 43 Band CALDWELL, MARJORIE GR 12 3 43 RnchardsonMcCarter123 GAA 12 3 43 VncePresndent133 Pepet tas 12 3 43 Buzz Staff Cnrculatnon Man ager 143 LARLY, WILI IAM Peptomnsts 13 43 Presndent143 Football 43 Basketball 13 43 Golf 11 2 CHAMBERS, DONALD Valence Club 133 Holy Cnty 12 3 CHASL, LADONNA Gnrl Reserves 143 CHESTERMAN, ELDA MARIE GR 12 3 43 Pepettas143 Mnxed Chorus 13 43 Holy Cnty 13 43 Salt Hawk Revue 12 33 Usher Force 143 COBERLY, LEANNA G 12 3 43 GAA 12 3 43 Pepettas 3 43 Rnchardson McCarter 12 3 43 Salt Hawk Revue 123 COLLADAY, MARTIN Hn Y 123 Perrnll Club 12 3 43 Presndent 143 Peptomnst 12 3 43 Sennor Class Vnce Presndent 143 Debate 13 43 Holy Cnty 123 COLLINS, MARY McCarter 13 43 Pepettas 12 3 43 COLVIN, AUDREY 2 Pe ttas 143 AA Usher Force 13 43 Perrnll Club 12 3 Ever Snnce Eve 143 CRAWFORD, GEORGE CROSS, STANLEY QUMMINS, RUTH 2 G A 12 3 43 Pepet as 13 43 Student Councnl 143 Holy Cnty 13 43 Salt Hawk Revue 13 43 Mnxed Chorus 13 43 Gnrls Ensemble 13 43 Nonettes 143 CUNDITH, AUDREY CUNNINGHAM, CLAYTON CUNNINGHAM, RONDAL CUNNINGHAM, VERNON DADISMAN, MARY CATHERINE GR 12 3 43 GAA 12 3 43 Rnchardson McCarter 123 Pepettas 13 43 Holv Cnty 13 43 Salt Hawk Revue 12 3 43 Mnxed Chorus 13 43 Madrngalnans 13 43 Gnrls Ensemble 13 43 IDALI ,JOHNNY DAN1 ORD, JEAN DARLAND, VENITA GR 123 GAA 12 3 43 Mnxed Chorus 133 Gnrls Hockey 12 33 Gnrls Basketball 133 Holy Cnty 13 43 Chrnstmas Carolers 12 3 43 Salt Hawk Revue 12 33 Buzz 133 DARLINCTON, DONN H Club 13 43 Football 13 43 DAVIS, HAROLD DAVIS, MAURIC E DMV SON, LUCILLE 12 G A 3 43 G A A as ketball 133 GAA Hockey 12 3 43 Salt Hawk Revue 123 Holy Cnty 12 33 Buzz Thnrd Page Edntor Fnles Edntor 143 DEAI Y, CPIARLES DEEDS, DONALD DELANO, KATHLEEN G R 123 GA A 12 3 43 Executnve Board 13 43 Pepettas 12 3 43 Gnrls Hockey 12 3 43 Gnrls Basketball 12 3 43 93 DENTON, ALTA 13 4 GAA 13 43 Pepettas Holy Cnty 133 Salt Hawk Revue 123 DER EY, ERNEST Peptomnst 12 3 43 Hn Y 133 DILKS, PAYE DICKS, GWENDOLYN GR 12 3 43 RnchardsonMcCarter123 Pepettas143 GAA 12 3 43 Band 12 3 43 DILLARD, ALICE GR 12 3 43 Pepettas 13 43 Rnchardson Mc arter 12 3 43 GAA 12 3 43 Se re tary 133 DINWIDDIE JEAN 12 3 43 Pepettas 12 3 43 GAA 3 43 Rnchardson McCarter 12 33 Salt Hawk Revue 133 Buzz 133 DODGE, IIMMY Peptomnsts 12 3 43 Hn Y 123 DOVER, JACK DRESBACH, LOUIS HnY 12 3 43 Mnxed Chorus 143 EASLEY, MARCELLE GR 12 3 43 Perrnll Club 12 3 43 GAA 12 3 43 Rnchardson McCarter 13 43 Sec of Perrnll Club 133 Vnce Pres of Perrnll Club 143 Pepettas 12 3 43 Salt Hawk Revue 12 33 Holy Cnty 13 43 Letters to Lucerne 143 Cheerleader 13 43 Vnce Pres of Sophomore Class 123 Student Councnl Representatnve 133 Football Queen 143 EBERSOLLE CARYL 2 3 43 Mnxe Chorus 13 43 Pepettas 13 43 Salt Hawk Revue 12 33 Holy Cnty 13 43 ELLIOTT, BILL H Y 143 Band 13 43 EURTON, VERLON H Club 13 43 Tncket Force 12 33 Foot b 12 3 43 Wrestlnng 12 33 EVANS, LORNA 12 3 43 GAA 12 3 43 Pepettas Revue 123 Holy Cnty 133 Buzz 133 FERGUSON, ELIZABETH GR 12 3 43 Presndent143 Valence 143 Rnchardson McCarten' 13 43 Pepettas 13 43 State Scholarshnp Test 12 33 Salt Hawk Revue Propertnes Commnttee 133 Holy Cnty 4 Mnxed Chorus 13 43 Glrls n semble 13 43 Nonettes 143 FIELD, GENE Basketball 143 FLEMING Tv: ILA 13 43 Twnrler 13 PLE FCHER, MARY GR 133 FORD, DEAN PRFEMAN, LLOY D Football 143 FRIESFN, HAL Perrnll Club 13 43 Peptomnsts 12 3 43 Secretary 133 Debate Team 13 43 On nnal Oratory 13 43 Salt Hawk Revue 133 oly Cnty 12 33 Cheerleader 133 FRISBIF, BETTY JOYCE GAA 12 3 43 Hockey Team 143 FROESE, PAULINE 12 GAA 12 33 Salt Haw Revue 12 33 Holy Cnty 13 43 FRY, GRACE FRYE, BETTY 12 1 3 43 Rnch son McCarter 143 FURMAN, Eow ARD Football 12 33 Play Stage Crew 12 3 43 GARMON JAMES EDISON Peptomnsts 143 H Club 13 43 Salt Hawk Revue 143 Football 143 Track 12 3 43 Holy Cnty 143 Boys Quartet 143 Mnxed Chorus 143 Buzz Staff 133 GASTON DWIGHT H1 Y 133 GLOVER, J K GORDON, PHIL B nd 12 3 43 Q . 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GREENSTREET, BETTY Q2 41 GR Pnannst Q31 G Pnannst Q2 31 Gnrls Quartet Accompannst Q31 Ensemble Q2 3 41 Holy Cnty Q3 41 Accompannat Q41 Salt Hawk Revue Q2 3 41 Mnxed Chorus Q3 41 Accompannst Q41 GRICE, BENJAMIN GRII EITH, RAYMOND GROVE, JOHN HALL, GRACE GAA Q2 3 41 GR Q21 sane Hawk Revue Q2 31 Mnxed Chorus Q31 Holy Cnty Q33 Buzz Q31 HANNA, BOB HIY Q2 31 Peptomnsts Q3 41 GR Q2 3 41 Buzz Staff Q21 HANNA, EILEEN GAA Q21 HARDWICK, ROBERTA GAA Q2 31 HARl'ER, WILLIAM Hn Y Ql 41 Valence Q41 Holy Cxty Q2 3 B nd Q2 3 41 Band Staff Q4 r chestra Q2 41 HARRISON, CORNELIUS The Holy Cnty Q31 Melodners Quartet Q41 HARTNESS, JUANITA Holy Cnty Q31 HAYES, BETTY JAYNE GR Q2 31 HFAPE, OPAL HECK, DONNA JEAN GR Q2 3 41 Rnchardson McCarter Q2 3 41 GAA Q2 3 41 Pepettas Q41 HELFREY, JEAN A Q2 3 41 Pepettas Q2 3 41 at Hawk Revue Q2 31 Ensemble Q31 Holy Cnty Q3 41 Mnxed Chorus Q3 41 HENDERSHOT, MAURICE HERNANDEZ, LUCILLE Salt Hawk Revue Q31 HILL, BEN H Y Q2 31 Student Councnl Q2 3 4 Band Vnce Pres Q2 3 41 Holy Cnty Q2 3 41 Salt Hawk Revue Q21 Fnrst Place Nat Drummer Topeka Fnrst Place Regnonal Q21 HINTERGARDT, LEROY HOBBS, HARRY GAA Q2 31 GAA Basketball Q31 HOLLOWAY, GEORGE Hn? Q2 3 41 Peptomnst Q3 41 Band 3 4 HOPPER, LAVITA Holy Cnty Q2 3 41 Salt Hawk Revue Q21 Mnxed Chorus Q41 HUFFMAN, DOUGLAS HUGHES, LILLIAN HUNOLD, RITA GAA Q2 3 41 GR Q2 31 Pepettas 1 Rnchardson McCarter Q41 Salt Hawk Revue 2 31 Holy Cnty Q31 Ensemble Q31 HUTCHISON, KENNETH JACKSON, BEVERLY Q2 1GAAQ 341 Peets Q2 3 41 Rnchardson McCarter Q41 nxed Chorus Q31 Gnrls Ensemble Q2 31 Holy Cnty Q3 41 Salt Hawk Revue Q2 31 JACKSON, ERMALEE Holy Cnty Q41 Mxxed Chorus Q41 JAMES, MARGY GR Q31 Salt Hawk Revue Q2 3 41 Holy Cnty Q3 41 JOHNSON, BERNARD Valence Q3 41 Scout Q31 Peptomnsts Q3 313JHIY Q2 3 41 Cheerleader Q41 Band JOHNSON, EVELYN GR Q2 3 41 Rnchardson 'McCarter Q41 Holy Cnty Q3 41 Salt Hawk Revue Q2 31 Mnxed Chorus Q3 41 Gnrls Ensemble Q41 Madrngaleans Q41 JOHNSON, MARGARET JONES, HELEN JONES HENRIETTA GR QI1 GAA Q21 Allagaroo Art Staff Q31 Student Lnbrarnan Q41 JONES, NORMA LEA Perrnll Club Q3 41 Secretary Q41 GAA Q3 41 GR Q3 41 Almost Enghteen Q31 Ever Snnce Eve Q41 Salt Hawk Revue Q31 june Mad Q31 Letters To Lucerne Q41 JOY, PATRICIA Buzz Staff Cnrculatxon Manager Q41 KEENER, KENNETH Band Q2 31 KEESLING, MERRETA GR Q21 GAA Q2 3 41 Pepettas Q41 KEFFER, MARILYN G A Q2 3 41 GR Q3 21 Holy Cnty Q3 41 Mnxed Chorus Q3 41 KELLEY, GEORGE Salt Hawk Revue Q31 KENNEDY, DIXON Valence Q41 Peptomnst Q3 41 Ever Snnce Eve Q41 KERNS, HARLAN KIMZEY, RAYMOND Buzz Stall' Q31 KING, ALBERTA Rnchardson McCarter Q2 31 GR Q2 3 4 Pepettas Q41 Perrnll Club Q41 Usher Force Q3 41 KING, CHARLES KLOTZ, PHYLLIS G A A Q31 KNAPPENBERGER, KLARBEL GR Q2 :I 41 GAA Q3 41 Holy Cnty Q41 KNERR, DON KOLLHOFF, LEWIS I-In Y Q21 KRETZ, CHARLES Band Q2 3 41 I AVIELLE, MAX LAWRENCE, BARBARA LAWRENCE, MARILYN G A Q2 3 41 Salt Hawk Revue Q31 LEEBURG, ROLLIE Tncket Force Q2 31 LEMEN, SAM LEONARD, PATRICIA Q2 41 G Hockey Team Q41 Student Actnvnty Book keepnng Q3 41 LEWIS, CLAUDE P JR Valence Club Q3 41 HI Y Q2 31 Treasur er Q41 Perrnll Club Q41 Mnxed Chorus Q2 3 41 Lnbrarnan Madrngalnans Q41 Salt Hawk Revue Q2 31 Musnc Festnval Q31 Melodners Q41 Buzz Staff Q41 LEWIS, LLOYDELLA G Q41 GAA Q2 3 41 Pepet as Salt Hawk Revue Q21 Holy Cnty Q31 LINDAMOOD, HELEN GAA Q2 31 LIPE, CHARLES RAY LISMAN, SIDNEY I ITTLE, JULIA Holy Cnty Q3 41 Salt Hawk Revue Mnxed Chorus Q41 LITTLEFIELD, GLENN HClub Q3 41 Peptomnsts Q3 41 Student Councnl Q41 Wreatlmg Q31 LIVINGSTON, MARIE Holy Cnty Q41 Gnrls Ensemble Q41 LLOYD, JENNIE MAY LOEWEN, CHARLES Track Q31 Holy Cnty Q41 LOGAN, FORREST LEE Peptomnsts Q2 3 41 HIY Q2 41 Valence Q3 41 Presndent Q41 Band Q2 3 41 Presn dent Q41 Mnxed Chorus Q41 Debate Q4 Musnc Regnonal Q2 31 Natnonal Contest Q3 Letgers To Lucerne Q41 Salt Hawk Revue LYON, BLANCH G A Q2 31 GR 1 MCCANDLESS, EDNA GR Q2 31 Pepettas Q3 41 GAA Q3 21 Salt Hawk Revue Q3 41 Holy Cnty Q41 Buzz Staff Q31 MCCREERY, FRANCES GR Q2 3 41 Student Lnbrarnan Q2 31 94 MCCRORY, JO ANN GR Q2 3 41 GAA Q2 3 41 Perrnll Club Q3 41 Pepettas Q3 41 Student Councnl Q3 41 Letters to Lucerne Q41 Salt Hawk Re vlue Q2 31 Queen Attendant Q41 MCDANIELS, BETTY GA A Q21 Usher Force Q3 41 MCELWAIN, MILDRED GR Q2 3 41 Rnchardson McCarter Q21 A Q2 3 MCGLADE, JOCELINE MACKLIN, VADA BELLE G R Q2 31 Rnchardson McCarter Q21 Pepettas Q41 G A A Q3 41 Twnrler Q41 MARSOLF, HELEN MARTENY, CHARLES Holy Cnty Q2 31 Buzz Stall' Q31 MARTIN, CLYDE MARTIN, JAMES MAUST, EILEEN GR Q2 3 41 Rnchardson McCarter Q3 41 Perrnll Club Q3 41 Orchestra Q31 Band Q2 3 41 Almost EnghteenQ31 Holy Cnty Q31 MEADOR, JUNE Pepettas Q3 41 Vnce Pres Q41 GAA Q2 3 41 Perrnll Club Q2 3 41 Treasurer Q31 Valence Club Q41 Rnchardson McCarter Q2 3 41 Presndent Q41 Letters to Lucerne Q41 Holy Cnty Q31 Salt Hawk Revue Q21 MEADOR, RICHARD Peptomnsts Q3 41 Letters to Lucerne Q41 MEGILL, ROSE Q2 3 MEISTER, ROY NEIL Buzz Mechanncal Staff Q2 3 41 MENDEL, EDWARD Peptomnsts Q41 MILES, KARLEY MILLER, M ADRAIN MILLERT, RUTH GR Q2 31 Salt Hawk Revue Q2 MOON, ROBERT MORA, LAWRENCE NELSON, JIM HI Y Q2 31 Perrnll Q2 31 Peptomnsts Q2 3 41 What a Lxfe Penrod Almost Engh Eve etters to Lucerne Q41 NEUMEYER, PAUL HIY Q2 31 Valence Q41 Peptomnsts Q2 3 41 Salt Hawk Revue Q2 3 41 Costume Chanrman Q31 Mnxed Chorus Q41 Madrn galnan-Is Q41 Holy Cnty Q2 3 41 NICHOLS, BETTY GAA Q21 NOSSAMAN, FAWN A Q2 3 1 G Q2 O CONNELL, NINA Va ence Q41 GR Q11 Holy Cnt Q3 1 Band Q2 3 41 Lnbrarnan Q3 41 rchestra 3 OGELSBY, MARY MARGARET Q2 OSWALT, STEWART HIY Q2 3 41 Peptomnsts Q3 41 Tennns S uad Q2 31 Basketball Team Manager Q4 Ever Snnce Eve Q41 OWENS, LAVERNA Salt Hawk Revue Q21 PEGUES, HARRIETT Valence Club Q3 41 GR Q2 3 41 GAA Q2 3 41 Treasurer Q31 Pepettas Q2 3 41 Presndent Rnchardson McCarter Q3 41 Per rnll Club Q31 Sophomore Class Rep Stu dent Councnl Q21 Sophomore Hocke Team Basketball Team Q21 Ever Snnce e Q41 Letters to Lucerne Q41 Mnxed Chorus Q3 41 Gnrls Ensemble Q3 41 Holy Cnty Q3 41 Salt Hawk Revue Q2 3 41 Cheerleader Q3 41 Football Queen Candndate Q41 Chrnstmas Carolers Q31 PEIRCE, DOROTHY GR Q2 3 41 Usher 41 PENNINGTON, BOB Hn Y Q3 41 Peptomnsts Q41 Valence Q41 Buzz Q31 Gossnp Column Allagaroo Q41 Edntor In Chnef Gilt.. ,3, :.A.A. 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C33 Holy CIty C2 3 4 RAYL, WILLIE HI Y C2 3 43 PeptomIsts C2 3 43 Execu IIVC Board C33 Head Cheer Leader C3 43 HClub C2 3 43 Football C23 Wrestlmg C23 Buzz C33 Allagaroo Sports EdItor C43 REDENBAUGH, SHIRLEY GAA C3 43 Hockey Team C43 RENO, RAMONA RFVLL, MARY ANN GR C2 33 GAA C2 33 RIchardson Carter C23 RIDLEN, EMMA LOU Valence Club C3 43 Secretary C43 GR Treasurer C2 3 43 Ruzhardson McCarter C2 3 43 VICC Pres C43 PerrIll Club C2 P pettas C2 3 43 AA 2 3 Debate C43 Ever SInce Eve C43 Letters To Lucerne C43 Sophomore Class Secretary C23 Mlxed Chorus C33 GIrls Ensemble g30Salt Hawk Revue C2 33 Holy CIty ROBERTS, CALVIN H Y Cl 23 ROBERTS, DELOS H Club C33 Football C3 43 ROBERTS, JOHN Peptomlsts C3 43 HI Y C23 ROBERTS, MERCEDES ROBINSON, CLIFFORD HI Y C13 Buzz Mechamcal Staff C33 RUDD, DORIS G R C43 Letters To Lucerne C43 SAILSBURY, EVADNA CZ 3 GAA C2 3 43 Salt Haw Revue C23 SCHLOTTHARER, BETTE GR C2 3 43 Treasurer C43 GAA C2 3 43 RIchardson McCarter C2 3 43 Pernll Club C2 3 43 Pepettas C3 43 Band C2 3 43 GAA Hockey Team C43 DAR Rep resentatlve C43 Letters To Lucerne BusI ness Stat? C43 SCHRADER, JOAN GAA C2 3 43 Holy Cxty C23 SCHRODER, LELIA SCHROEDER, BETTY G Cz 33 SCHULTZ, WILMA A C3 43 SCOTT, LUCILLE GR C2 3 43 RIchardson McCarter C43 GAA C3 43 Perrlll Club C3 43 Queen Attendant C43 Letters To LucerneC43 Salt Hawk Revue C2 3 43 GAA TflO C43 Mrxed Chorus C3 43 Madngahans C43 Holy City C3 43 Glrls Ensemble C3 43 SCRUGGS, ROY Peptomxsts C43 PerrIll Club C43 SEAMAN, DORIS GR C3 43 Rxchardson McCarter C43 Salt Hawk Revue C33 SEARCY, CAROLEE GR C2 33 Pe ettas C3 43 Valence C3 43 RIchardson Mc arter C2 3 43 SHEARS, JEANNETTE GR C2 3 43 MusIc Chatrman C3 43 Rlch ardson McCarter C2 3 43 GAA C2 3 43 PerrIll Club C3 43 Salt Hawk Revue C2 3 43 Holy CIty C3 43 Glrls Ensemble C2 3 43 MadrIgalIans C3 43 SHIMEL, BILL H Club C2 3 43 HI Y C3 43 Valence Club C3 43 Peptomxats C2 3 43 T ack Cl 2 3 43 Student CouncIl C33 Junxor Class PresI dent C33 SHORT, MARIAN GR C2 3 43 Student LIbrarIan C2 3 43 SIMPSON, ARLENE GR C2 33 RIchardson McCarter C2 33 SMITH, MARTHA Cz 3 43 GAA 3 SMITH, PHYLISS GR C2 33 GAA C2 33 Rtchardson Mc Carter C33 Holy CIty C33 Salt Hawk Re vue C2 33 Band C33 Orchestra SMITH, RUBY C2 4 GAA C2 3 43 Pepe as 2 3 43 Hockey C33 Basketball C23 SMITH, RUTH C2 4 GAA C2 3 43 Pepe as 2 3 43 Hockey C2 3 43 Basketball C23 SMITH, TWILA C2 3 SPICER, HELEN C33 AA 2 43 G Basket ba C2 33 STANDEFER, MILDRED GR C23 STANSEL, LOUISE GR C23 GAA C23 Usher Force C3 43 Pepettas C43 Salt Hawk Revue C23 STEVENS, JUANITA G C2 33 STOFER, NORMAN HI! C23 Txcket Force CZ 33 Wrestlmg STOUT,CATHY GR C23 PerrIll Club C3 43 Rlchardson McCarter C33 Buzz C33 STRAND, BOB Salt Hawk Revue C2 3 43 STRONG, MARGARET GAA C2 33 Buzz C33 AssIstant CIrcu latnon Manager STUCKY, FAIRE Valence C3 43 GR C2 3 43 RIchardson McCarter C2 4 PerrIll Club C3 43 GA A C3 43 June ad C33 Ever SInce Eve C43 SUMNER, MARION SUMWALT, ROSALEE GAA C2 3 43 GR Cl3 GAA Hockey Team C43 Holy CIty C33 Salt Hawk Revue SUTTON, JOHN H Y C2 3 43 VICE Pres C33 Stu ent Councxl C43 Student CouncIl Preaxdent C43 Football C3 43 SXVANSON, JOHN HI Y C2 3 43 Holy CIty C23 Salt Hawk Revue C33 TANKERSLEY, RAY Valence C43 Track C3 43 THARP, MARJORIE GR C2 33 GAA C33 Rtchar son Mc Carter C43 THOMAS MARY JANE GR C2 3 43 Pernll Club C3 43 GAA C2 3 43 Pepettas Treasurer C2 3 43 Sen Ior Class Secretary C43 Junxor Class Treas urer C33 Salt Hawk Revue C33 Holy CIty C3 43 Football Queen Attendant C43 THOMAS, VELMA A C2 33 GR TIPI-IN, IRENE GR C2 33 Salt Hawk Revue C2 33 Band 95 TOLBERT, DORIS GR C2 33 GAA C43 Hockey Team TOLLE, EDWIN Peptomnsts C2 3 43 Valence C43 Pernll Club C43 HI Y C43 Track C33 Salt Hawk Revue C3 43 BOYS Quartet C43 TRIPLETT, BILL UPP, CALVIN KENT Holy CIty C23 Salt Hawk Revue UTTEREACK, JOE HClub C33 Basketball C3 43 Football C3 43 Track C33 VAGUE, FRED Band C2 33 TennIs C2 33 VEATCH, HAROLD Manual TraInIng Foreman C43 VEATCH, LEE HIY C43 Salt Hawk Revue C2 33 Holy CyC23 43 BandC2 33 VEATCH, PAUL HIY C3 43 Band C23 VERNON, MARILYNN GAA C2 3 43 Sports Manager C43 Hocke Team C3 43 Basketball C3 Holy Ity C33 Salt Hawk Revue C23 WALKER, MARVIN Basketball C2 3 43 WENKHEIMER, WANDA A C2 GR Cz 33 sm Haw Revue C23 WESLEY, JIM Perrtll Club C2 3 43 H Club C3 43 Foot ball C3 43 Salt Hawk Revue C2 33 WHITLOCK, BARBARA C2 43 GAA C2 3 43 Pepe tal C2 3 43 RIchardson McCarter C43 alt Hawk Revue C2 33 Holy CIty C33 WICK, CURTIS ROBERT H Y 23 HClub C3 43 PeptomIsts C2 3 43 reasurer C43 JunIor Class Treasurer C33 Basketball C23 Football C2 3 43 WILDEN, DOUGLAS WILEY, JANICE GAA C2 3 43 RIchardson McCarter C43 GR C23 Band C2 3 43 WILSON, ARLEEN RUTH WILSON, CONRAD HIY C2 43 Peptomnsts C2 3 4 Valence C43 Ever SInce Eve C43 Holy Ity C2 33 Salt Hawk Revue C33 Buzz Stal? 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