Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

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Y - 5 M .. 4 1' t N if ' if it lx ,ggi l l . . . His Majesty, Iohn Baker, found that being a king can be fun, especially when a cere- monial kiss from the attractive yearbook editor was part of the homage paid him by his loyal subjects. Before his Coronation Baker served as youth center presi- dent, HClub treasurer, and was a member of Perrill Club, Hi-Y, Boys' State and boys' glee club. As a second year football letterman, he made the All-Ark Valley team in '45 and '46 and the All-State team in l46 . dministration Page ll eniors pdfd 23 nderclassmen 7749s 43 ubs Page 55 ctivities pdfd 69 ports Page ef 7 eature Page 105 Sweepstakes Winner Fzincdpal Qdlddnd Sweepstakes winner of the Fair edition of the Allagaroo is Prin. I. F. Gilliland. His outstanding work in all phases of community and school work have won him, in lieu of a purple fair ribbon, the 1947 Allagaroo dedication. In making this dedication the staff speaks for many stu- dents. During the 37 years Gil1y has been a high school principal in Kansas schools, he has been a guiding influence in the lives of over 14,000 students and has signed about 7.596 diplomas. Mr. Gilliland received his B.A. and M.A. degrees at Kan- sas university and took his postgraduate work at the Univer- sity of Wisconsin. Prior to coming to Hutchinson 23 years ago Mr. Gilliland was principal at Arkansas City for 14 years and superintend- ent ot schools at Iola. 9 104 'hn- DAN UPSON D 14 2 pcfgzun Ideal gul of 47 IS Natahe Io Logan who was chosen as the local D A R representatrve to compete for the honor of representrng the state on the Good C1t1zensh1p of Pxlgnmage to Washmgton D C As a student Natal1e has been actrve 1n GAA Perr1ll Club and R1chardsonMcCarter and has served as GR pres1dent Although bemg on the A debate squad has taken much of her t1me Io has been a cheer leader and a member of madrigalians mixed chorus and glee club. may mezicmz Named as the graduate who best typrhes the 1deal young Amencan 15 Dan Upson Chosen by a representatlve comm1ttee of stu dents faculty and alumn1 Upson w1ns a cash award and lovrng cup gwen by Charles Os wald and A Lew1s Oswald alumnus who estcrbhshed the award m 1927 Throughout hls h1gh school career Upson has been hrghly regarded by faculty and stu dents alrke An honor roll student three letter man and class ofhcer Upson th1s year re cerved the h1ghest recognmon of hrs fellow students-elect1on to the othce of Student Councll presrdent NATALIE LOGAN ADMINISTRATIO C F , .Wig .1 fl Q... 3- lf, X ,fwa , 5 KA ' V45 f ' 5 . 4 , 4 Q 3 ' ' Q41 jiii fig ,,,f if ws sw. f 5, A-A im ,. wt Va 1 I -21 5' v if Zi' M, ga ' 24, 4' 'E' , A5tBg,hZ...5M 'if' 1 22 fe. i Q 5., 12. 'W Qu. Q img. Q 3 i X fff2.,w .A Wt 'QE 2 ' wr' f ., Viv' -V --499 V-X 'V LJ sb S xi 'N in tat 4.1 ,my fc mqfix.. -uf no Supl 20 2 6046064 Headmg the group of ludges for the farr IS Supt W R Godwm who has done rnuch for th the Hutchrnson sch h ur years here Under evrsron of the currrculum of each depart ment has been one outstandrng move toward the mod ern1zat1on of the schools program Desprte Mr Godwrns many respons1b111t1es he IS never too busy to take an mterest rn each teacher s class room work and problems nor does he neglect havrng a gemal smrle and cr pleasant word for every student Through wntxng artrcles and speakmg before groups of c1t1zens thms executrve has helped put Hutchmson the map educatronally Brocfdmrnded and verscrtlle he hlls hrs place farthfully and well Assummg charge of the s tanal dunes FIR I 2- : 1 I ' , ta . e advancement ot ' ools during his fo . ' is leadership r ' ' ' - . . . 1 . . I . . . Hon ll 1 n - - - I I 12 ecre Mrss Isabel K slsts Su ent as- pt Godwm. CDFFIC IAL . H-mg Attending to office details cmd ecords for Principal Gilliland is hell. r Miss Anna Camp pun 7 Having possibly the closest association with the students of Hutchinson High School is the next ludge. Prin I F Gilliland During his twenty three years as pr1nc1palMr Gilliland has had the responsibility of see- ing that classroom work and outside activities of Hutchin- son High have been conducted in the best possible man- ner and his foremost thought has ever been the bringing about of a better high school This administrator is known as a friend of the stu- dents because of his deep concern about the accomplish- ments and future welfare of each. In later life many students return to express to Mr Gilliland their appre- ciation for the patience and kindness he has shown them 13 .1 IWW K-1- MR. C. LEE DETTER 1 1! MH. W. I. GRABER ,f ' K I MR. JOHN c. Fosrsn if-P' 1. . 1' gm-wi 0 Z6 MRS. FRED ADAMS Vsfzbii gl 4 , ,A Giving their services without compensation, the seven members of the Hutchinson Board of Education constitute an important planning group in this school fair. They co-operate with the superintendent of schools and the principals oi each building to promote better educational advantages for the youth of Hutchinson. With untiring zeal they strive to secure good instructors, to provide necessary equipment in the schools, and to make needed improvements in buildings and grounds. To them goes the credit this year for adding a new supervisor to oversee building improvements and needed re- pairs. By combining their efforts this group ot public-minded citizens comprising the Board of Education endeavors to make the community aware of its educational needs and eager for higher and better educational standards. 'fit Q QQ! M? L,A' Lxaf , , MR. PAUL LEWELLYN Clerk of the Board r r S ' ' Mn. w. E. UPSON ,, President I. E. CONKLIN 14 1444646441 Advice about the difficulties that may beset a student is free for the asking if he'1l see the assist- ant principal or one of the advisers. New assistant principal, Roscoe Coyne, joined the administrative group second semester. Mr. Coyne's duties consist of assisting with clerical work, acting as adviser for assemblies, and meet- ing with Student Council. Every teacher acts as an adviser to his stu- dents: however Miss Esther Cope and Mr. W. T. Cole serve as special counselors, who may be con- sulted by students wishing help with their problems. For boys wishing to find in what field their talents lie, aptitude tests are offered by Mr. Cole. Investi- gating absences-whether there's a real reason or only an excuse--is another responsibility of the ad- visers. ' 23 ,fa-rx I .1 I I X 4 1 . MISS ESTHER COPE Girls' Adviser rwigfpv 'Q' K 4 f MR. ROSCOE COYNE Assistant Principal MR. W. T. COLE Boys' Adviser -vw- 5 lb MISS ELMA HAMILL English Modeling projects made for their English classes are Mary Waddell and Margaret Purvis with their Lady Mac- beths and Dale Hankins with his Eliza- bethan theater. www' For the past three years the English department of Hutchinson high school has been working under the newly revised language arts curriculum which has as its goal improvement in writing, speaking. reading, and listening. By the time the student finishes high school he has conquered many gross errors in the use of the English language, for daily he has had opportunities to perfect his English-by reading the great classics ot literature, by drilling on grammar rules and by writing themes. It the student is interested, he may get further practice by taking joumalism, speech, debate, or dramatics. Spelling, too, has come in for its share of cor- rection this year with a new remedial course added to aid those students who have always found spell- ing their worst bugbear. MISS ALICE SINCLAIR MISS IEANNE MALCOLM English, European history English, journalism, spelling MISS MAYME KING English MRS. ARIEL PERRILL English e- t-- MISS MARIORIE THOMPSON English MISS KATE LEWIS English W 17 S MISS CELESTINE EVANS English, speech, debate MR. MAX HAMILTON Chemistry, physics MR. F. D. GROBE Chemistry. psychology lu, MR. E. C. ALMQUIST Photography, aeronautics 117' Geometry MISS RUTH EVANS MISS RUTH STRICKLER Trigonometry, algebra Geometry MISS MILDRED PARKER Biology, physiology MR. C. E. SESHER Biology Whether one wishes to fly an airplane or do scientific research, a knowledge of math and science is basic. Courses in algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry are offered in the mathematics department: biology, chem-istry, and physics in the science department. Recently, greater emphasis has been placed on these sub'ects as the J need for them was so forcibly shown during the war. To help a student discover in which field his abilities lie, a guidance program is being developed in the schools. It will offer aptitude tests to show students in what field their abilities lie. Beulah, one of the less glamorous members of the science classes receives the undivided attention of Iohn Stansel and Pearl Redgate. 'H ll P IVIISS MARIE STEWART Art MISS SHIRLEY CRAWFORD MR IAMES BARRETT Boys' glee club Arrayed in native costume, Ieanie i Aleman is ready for the Latin America fiesta. MISS EMMA SAGE Spanish, Latin Do you want to be cultured when you leave high school? Do you have special talent in art or music? Do you hope to travel to other lands? If your answer to these questions is affirmative, you will find opportunities to study art, music, or languages. In art, work in design, drawing, painting, and crafts is included. The music department carries on a busy program with the band and orchestra giving annual concerts and the vocal department present- ing The Holy City and the Salt Hawk Revue. The Spanish classes train us to be better neighbors with the countries of the other Americas by teach- ing their language and customs. Our knowledge of ancient cultures is improved through the courses in Latin. Awww MR. ROLAND GUNN Band MISS MARY LOUISE SMITH MRS. FRANCES ARGANBRIGHT Spanish, English Spanish MISS MABELLE BILLINGS Girls' glee club it MR ROBERT HOLLOWELL Orchestra wg ...J 'it' fs! Library While Miss Ethelyn Flagg takes roll, student librarian Marcella Ellison checks out a book for Duane Wilson. 1,1 f I MISS ETHELYN FLAGG . M' QW AW' Future carpenters, draftsmen, printers, and mechanics will owe much to the practical exper- ience they received in the industrial department. The shops are equipped with modern machinery such as the linotype, cylinder press, power lathes. airplane demonstration engines, jointers and power saws. Working with the English department, the school's library carries on a busy schedule helping students. The library keeps excellent files on cur- rent and past news, authors, and statistics. Training future librarians is another of its activities. The physical education courses have the re- sponsibility of keeping students physically fit. The health rules learned will also be helpful in later life. The gym classes form the nucleus of the intramural sports by organizing teams which afford fun along with healthful practices. MR. EUGENE NIEWALD Woodwork, second semester MR. L. D. PHILLIPS Woodwork, first semester A 1,-1 MR. V. H. STROUD Automechanics MH. A. R. ELLIOTT Printing MR. NORVALL NEVE Physical education MISS KATHRYN SCI-IAAKE Girls' physical education MR. GORDON IONES Mechanical drawing 'N-.W Representing the voice of the Salt Hawks is the Student Council, whose m-embers are chosen by the classes and organizations. President of the group was Dan Upson, senior, who was selected by popular ballot. As head of the council, he directed council meetings and presided at school assemblies. Council members found time to carry out a varied program of activities. Swing and sway sessions following varsity games met with popular approval. Elec- tions of the football queen and cheer- Y' ,I I ,. rr Dzeedalent Dm Zlpau I A. if sz- QC Council officers and sponsor: I. Ludwig, vice-president: B. Armstrong, secretary: D. Up- son, president: Miss Carrie Mugler, sponsor. leaders, exciting highlights of the year, were also council projects. Keeping bright the high school's pride and joy, the trophy cases, was another of its diversi- fied responsibilities. Members of the Student Council-Front Row: G. Hinds, I. Martin- dell, M. Hinds, M. Gear, N. Neighbor, B. Buckner. Second Row: P. Ewy, B. Crum, M. Westrick, S. Tiffany, B. Armstrong. Third Row: H. Davis, I. Ludwig, Miss C. Mugler, W. Livingston, K. Christner. Back Row: H. Teeter, D. Upson, I. Oswald, T. Cairns. 2 . 1 sfmsons f f I X , ZZ sigma 20 ' ., vL ae , ' afwf ' ' -Q w. v 2,122.2 ' QL , -LX f, - A . J, '. sk' - '32-xi 19552-'W HS V932 1 V . . ,Q 1 H 9 . Q srl 573 .4- 5 5, i ,, 3 lf, s FFI ER ICE PRESIDENT V . ames Stout f' HB mdn 5563 me' T5?iX110m mm SECRETARY John Oswald GIRL REPRESENTATIVE Betty Armstrong Pfr 1906310 Pa 6N,7f e Zlblbgcf Oo BOY REPRESENTATIVE Howard Teetnr ASS QF I94 e ' m706mzew f'-xy tx SKNXQQX If 5 'ff ci' A QV X IRST Z XJ Z 7 Z ff? Z Z ' X Z,!Q Z Z X' if 4? ? Z I ELWARD ALTVATER DEAN APPLEGATE CONNIE ARMITAGE JOHN BAKER ROSANNA BAKER IoNE BAR'I'LE'I I' i w DORLA IANE Annorr GENE ACKERMAN P1uscu.1.A ALDEN IEANH: ALEMAN if 5. -10 NINA MAE ALEXANDER CHARLES ALSTATI' Vuvyii- 1,1 BETTY ARMSTRONG DALE BAKER GERALD BATES BYRON BH'I'I'HAUER VELMA BEALE MARY BECK JERRY Br-'rrs ALFRED Brsx-lor T Ronmrr BLANcx-man Lvnm Bomnr 'VUE Lawnsucrz BORNHOLDT LA Vmmz BORN!-IOLDT Br:'r'rY Bmw IUANITA Bmpqgss ? f'N C ASS Zue , N S k 95r VX' WJ 2 -4' ,ff Q? 1- ' ','f,,s-f-2-' -Q Z .5 Z ? Z Q 5 Z flg X ? if ' Z Z -1 5, 2 3 Z , , ,Z X K 2 IZ, 2' g ' 1 .f X ff I eg fX ' K 1 Z - ff , i 2 Z MQNTIE BOWEN THELMA BRACE JOHN BRADEN JEAN Bnocnnn GILBERT Bnown HAnoLn BROWN if -5- F I94 JM Wdmew PEGGIE CALVIN!-: NANCY CHALMER5 Bs'1'rY CORD IAMx:s BUANHAM DAVID BURWELL LA VERN Bunwrzu. JOAN Bygn 5- FRANCIS CANFIELD RAYMOND CAnnwm.1. KENNETH CAR-rm lox-IN CHAMBERS -'han if ln. i , TERRY C1-ARK IEANNINE CLARY Gsoncz CLAY CAROLYN CLEVENGER G4- DONALD COMMONS IAM:-3 CoNx1.xN JUNE CONWAY BARBARA Coorm 'C-ff Imuxy Coorzn P1-IY1.Lxs Connmr RAY Conwm DONALD Cossmmx 2 9 f 'N ' QXNXQQX 1 5 V X F I R ST j gi X IAMr:s COSTELLO MADLYN Cnszcx it j ? W 2 ff Z Z C ASS Zane 1 lu Q? Q Q s ,1 1 X ff! ,f D fD 2 4 Q? X, X 5 BARBARA CRE-'JL IACK CRIPPEN Br:'rrY Io CHUM KBLLEY Cum-rss 1 IN LAVERNE D531-ING TWYLA DAVIS Wn.LxAM DAVIS NQNA DAWN EUGENE DAD: 12' 'Q Rxcr-man Dscx F I94 f YNARD DICKERSON EL1zAnn'rz-I DILLQN k IA Berry Durrm RICHARD DUNLAP f IEAN Emg CLINTON EI-IRLICH 1 fr HARRY DELAN1-:Y Y LELAND DoM1NGo ROBERT DE'r'r1:R Kzzrm DURBS WILLIAM Dnzns MARCHETA Dzwrry HENRY Duznxsrm WILMA Dvcx MARGARET EALES BONNIE EDDLBMAN .ffsgu-Q1 R. Laval! .R CAROL EIBERT IULIUS ELAM Don ELLIOTT Y'-7 'TP' C ASS MARCELLA ELLISON DONNA ENGLER 2 WAYNE EUKER MILTON EVANS f K We f I W N 4 SEN 631 wad Q 1 f 2 X ? 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L I ,' 'ul ERNEST WALDEN DARRELL WALKER TOYMI-EE WALKER ROBERT WALL JEROME WEBER Io:-IN WEENER EUGENE WELLS VmcrL WENZEL X' if F I94 ' m7U6mzew Gwnunovm THOMAS MADEI.YN WI-Imf: -LY x Q ' rv -, X :K ALICE Wnsr Ronan WHITFIELD ELAINE WHITNEY CHARLES WILLESEN B1:nNAnINI-: WILLIAMS VELVA WILLIAMS DONNA WILSON 5'-nvuh Q-X53 6 its' DUANI: WILSON BARBARA WISE JOAN WOLF N 1 f N I1 I GA!-BNA WOODSON IAY Woo'rI:N MARSHALL Younc WALTER WOODALL 1 . gb gn..- I ,sw A i :-. AI. V, 1. , - - I L- 1 1 WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN IAcx Woons RAY ZUMALT if' 6 S A559 I Af Q Um .Zawya ..,.,., As the brg tops are knocked down and exhrblts taken away everyone looks back on the hrghlxghts of the tarr Such as the case as we senxors close our h1gh school faxr Only three years ago we were green sophomores wonder mg what made semors so dxgmhed Junxors so wrtty and us so awkward Our fxrst chance to exh1b1t talent was 1n the play Icebound Then came games rn whxch sophomores Gene Ackennan and Dan Upson lettered It was the cheenng wav mg of pennants and eatmg hot dogs at games that made us true followers of H HS Allagaroo Krng The Holy Crty and Chnstmas carolrng added excltement and color Then fol lowed basketball games w1th all school dances Upson soph omore presldent lettered w1th the Calrnsmen who captured second rn the Valley As our sophomore year came to a close noon hour dances Fnday assembhes and games had become part of our typrcal day As 1l1I11Ol'S we sold assembly seats to new sophomores Natalre Logan Betsy Dlllon Harold Kleler and Ierry Weber made the A debate squad whrch placed f1ISl 1n the Ark Valley and state Football season was unforgettable as the fellas chalked up vlctory after vrctory to snag the Ark Valley and state gnd crowns Upson and Bob Ryan 'ettered w1th the cagers wh1le the fems emerged GAA basketball hockey and volleyball champs Iunxor cheer leaders Marranne Gear Duane W1lson and Eddle Macklm led new yells and fonna dress to k1d brother s B V D s we held school as usual UU and plcked the lGCk16St outht Clrmaxmg Ma1dens week Ioes Tavern was a success w1th chorus lme and whlskers k1ng Suddenly lockers were cleared for the summer and Allaga roos were berng slgned As the school portals agarn opened we were now SEN IORS In elect1ons Wayne Lxvmgston was chosen presldent wh1le Upson was selected to head Student Councrl Captarn Ackerman prloted the Salt Hawk eleven through another thr1ll 1ng p1gskm season but blushed when he krssed football queen Norma Mrllerl Dramat1c h1t of the season was mystery thnller The Green Lxght w1th student dlrector Duane W1lson In Ma1dens week the gals took thexr best feller to see the prnk elephants at Ioe s Sooner than we real1zed plans for graduatron were gettmg rn shape We had talked of how glad we would be to graduate yet the senlor prom bacca laureate and commencement brought a lump to every throat Yes we are hnally graduates but we take w1th us many memones of the gold and blue Q0 S.-v s yi 95, 'at' o 'EBI L ki Q53 -R 42 v o H ' . ' ' - ' X I If I S . , ' ' ' - Quo 1 . E H u H , Q, - - .' , f v W . I .. . I I I I is . 1 . - 4' ' '. . ' . VJ 4 I ' . . t . . A 4 ,,J: - I I - ' - ' tions. On .Tacl-ry day, garbed in everything from Aunt Emma's Q - , , ' . I . K .it -,vu .O ' , '. ,' :. ff ll . - 's . . . - 5 . , . . u B X , z n I ' ' I ' W 'f I t -M? . X . L I I I I I I M em 0 0 D OM 71' D 2'-499' m ff P' fl! yn 1 x 3 , if 5 A 5 ' I ff Oxi 2 4,9 'JA mf af 1 + S ' You L l , X 5 1' we 1 -.sn ' .ga-I ,. 'Q . ,4 1 I 1, , :A 'ii M51- . ' 'Ml Q. ,wmscv 7' ' I JSALT ' . xx. . ANAfl5 1 : fE5?,,rk 6 'x 'J' N QC. X 'X K N x 6 wx ,n'f ' HN x ...f A J 1 E. is X R QR .,,.... I 2-! v?, 'K f I X k ff' 7 4 x, , 1 'fi .J - 'SS Vfv ,f 'QL 1 ,fi A f -f ..f'f 05.2 . 9, Z. . uvw' x Q as ' fy 5 ig' 1 X .2 5 M,-Qi f , -gl C' X ' .,.Q 431 , :hz 1 , J, bi Ex s X .J . ,P-x , N N 441 X Ofvo QMQ' I 5,1 ff QS Z '-19' Z i 3 PRESIDENT ,f Bob Buckner j VICE PRESIDENT i Z- Roy Krause Jyffl I , ' Front Row G Lmebarqer L Hopper V Depew M Iones E Cornwell R Lavxelle M Conway S Kennedy M Colby Second Bow H Iarrner R E1s1rn1nqer K Garnson F Tharp L Sw1m R Dryden R Powell R Hexrommus L Wallace B Hettmqer Back Row M House P Cornxsh I Pattmson G Tucker D Lee I Iones A Keifer D Helirey I Isnt Row B Shaii I Lentz M Socha M Rxchert C Nusser C Powell M Rucker L Dovel D Darlmq D IY Second Row I Woodard M Lntle N Mendell M Commons B Farmer M Lmgenielter A Allrson L or ster R Mnchell F Bether Back Row M Barnes E Thmessen C Hughes P Lorq D Sxrnpson Mrss E Cope Y Gleasen B True M Payne E Yeager B Cole D Barnes 44 an W'-mr '75 1 B ,Q ' Q90 Q52 I x ' If P 1 l , X f xx 2iUfV!Of?5,' Xx '1- , f Q 55 -feat if S g A Y in Q ' Q S. SECRETARY i Q Rrchard Schmzdt TREASURER Ronald Mercer X E S . ix Front Row L Yehle M Schonholtz Mlss B Kmsall D Wells I Underwood N Falrbanks Second How G Martm B Ray D Wxlson V Redgate B Vernon T Spencer D Goertz E Stephenson O B sborn R Zahn R Woodward ack How I Woolley I Goodbrake V Iones B Prxckett B K1nz1e W Sherman L Schmxdt G Voss I Martm K Webster N Nickel Front How W Mcmges B Iohnson F Cooper B Cummmgs C Bush D Stxles G Shuklee B Grant V Cox Second Row R Burch D Bomholdt Mxss K Lewxs B Lewxs B Taylor M Kmg N H111 B Bllsland D Darst B Lrvmgston B Kxrkhuff 7? gacihlf Blow L Mrller B Kelley H Harbaugh R Stucl' ey M Huston P Kxnley D Hurty R Iackson B Ford oc ett JQNXURS 6 UND Q f KLXX, 'X 1 lg? f l?f? f f 7 N 1 Z4 z! ? I X 4 5 '57 X BOY REPRESENTATIVE Hal Davis GIRL REPRESENTATIVE I une Martindell -Z T rs A hui 23 My Front Bow: L. Stewart, V. Roth, G. Redd, G. Carr, P. Lawson, B. Sanders. Second Row: L. Price, I. Gaeddert, M. Chambers, B. Simpson, B. Humiston, D. Richards, I. Wilson, P. Van Campen, G. Moss, B. Simon. Third Row: D. Aliaro, D. Williams, B. Wall, M. Schroder, D. Parker, I. Haydon, G. Unruh, D. Greqq. T. Weems. K. Hauschild. Back Row: B. Lipe. D. Miner, T. Roberts, H. Davis, R. Smith, B. Cully, D. Wilson. Y. Caywood, Mr. W. McCort. 1 174'- F cf-fo lx ff Front Row: B. Fry, D. Dickinson, G, Foster, D, Endre s. F. Norris, B. Dirksen, D. Duiiin, C. Lowen. Second Row: R. Mercer, H. Hartness, D. McLeod, E. Mdnke. H- -Bfliiin. W- DYCh6. l- Toiland. T- Ramos. D Meister, R. Krause, . ' l Harper, K. Fortune, M. Lynch. P. Gordon. Miss C. Mugler, I. Gordon, T. Powell Back Row. A. Kee e S. Slough, R. Mercer, C. Reese. .46 'np? ed 2 waeu idea! Front How G Gmg C Stxles B McGreagor I Mczrtmdell I Foster D Fenton M Corley M Eagan S Corn well D Dean H Tucker Second How Mr N Neve F Goertzen I Crupper D Graves I Fnesen T Cooper R Clothxer R Carter W Kempe D Hanklns D Rutan Back How T Tomlm I Bether M House D Lmebarger K Day I Burgett D Burgett M Hankms 90-n-p.. T' Front Row M Stanhll I Wzlcoxen D Stlggms M Whlte R Dussault M Tharp L Barber N Schroeder M Waddell B Frazey Second Row L Van Hxper S Van Slyke D Savage R Houston B Brown E Vahne B Van Hook P Ram sey C Wexss I Borders rrd Row L Osburg W Tulhs H Vanatta E Wan-bsganse H Utterback D Rumble M Schrnltt M Westrtck I Unruh Back How W Wenkhexmer E Sherman M Phtlhps Mrss D Newell E Wtard ICE Front Row R Shull H Eldredge L Frank Berends P Parmele I Stokes E Hanson H Dawn B Frank I Pchel C Bredfeldt B Brack Second Row Mrss M Parker I Owens D Schrock G Hutchxnson N Wood A ch I Robmson R c euermann R Orem B Caywood O Allender Back Row I Mattrson I Hern T Maupln I Shears A Barnes 47 qunsllt U1 ' Wmww l Elhott M Purvrs H Maner M Tarvrn B Srnxth Clatr I Kelley N Qumng M Front Row P Srmth B Le D Lannmq L Steiiens C Second Row B Buckner W Stewart B Pnest W McNett A Baxter O Whtte R Lxttle R Schmtdt Palmer M Drckmson h Back How L Potter G Martm L Klem E. Hensley R Hawkms Mr I Payne I Corsaut D Derr C Bus I Schwarz ta IU' K'kQf '?1: a Front Row M Lochhead P Crow C Cole D Cunntnqham D Rxcketts B Southmayd I Helsel D Sellers I Rrggs M Roberts Second Row L Potter M Ladd A Brawner C Marrs D Strawn H Iohnson I Pxerce I Noyes F Ells worth M Sydnor Back How I Shepard B Black K Coad B Brshop I Stevens D Glaze B Kootz D Bandles Mxss K Schaake 1 if is Front Row P Strandberg B Blau P Eddens P Glover I Armstrong B Mendell M Bryan W Oswalt L Cooper B Stevens B Oldham Second How P Chaffee O Clay P Aley S Txtiany F Lepp M Clevenger M Gowans I Meador P Moden E Delis B Iohnson Mlss M Thompson Back How I Fast P Fotopoulos B Bell D Hxll C Lantz K Oyler B Kootz M McGuxre V lmes C Ben schexdt I Schrader 48 mx 'X' X c 0 pLFI W S S PRESIDENT S George H1ndS X S X VICE PRESIDENT Gene FQIOPOUIOS lim Front Row I Holleman K Swartz M Starks R Robmson B Ross F Rrchards M Robmson I Fennel S Held R Ruthruff M Vanslckle Second How Mrs M Anderson R Smrth I Stewart C Lett N Staab E Rozar V Strmgos P Sekavec E Reynolds Back Row I Rucker S Snyder K Snell B Stnegel B Holleman B Small B Stemmetz D Sules E Ram se gr Front Row D Beck B Tucker P Frsher S Murphy M Fuller S Rrshel C Talbott I Twombly econg Row N Thomas I Tomlm A Wagner D Melland M Parker D Cox Ba lr c ow W Mohr I Evans E Chft B Mackey I Tracy W McClure W Reussner R Chambers 49 QQ QKWQ IRD X X 4 'P Z, I Z! ff, SECRETARY B111 Forney Z Z ,Z Z! flgorg 1Row D Cotton M Plulhps l McClure V Owen I Huqhey O Entz K Hall N Hosteiler C D1cks 1 ver Second Bow G Hmds L Staais A Frye M Delaney L Parmley D Heilmq P Lloyd A Hardwrck B Owen W Bennett Back How Mrss C Evans L Owens C Iones B Kmgsley R Beeman G Howell M McKee B Kmghtly i Eroat Row B Crupper A Rhocld M Schnerder D Phxlhps D Chxlds B Drqqs H Preston L Wrse Mrs UGC! Second Row I Rowland E Merer C Parks G Shelton K Wye: F Patton W Fowler I Shaklee Back How N Pemll I Prtzer E Fry R Borton W Preston V Ratzloii I I-lovxous H Dunsworth. V Barnes 50 .QQ SOP 1 4 '70f'7U,?f5 0 PLHC I S '-' ' 'ff' S X R X Q X TRgllr?'lcJRVIl:'esIey X S S X S .S I Front Row D Wagoner V Stroup D Walker B Walkden M Wehmeyer P Walker M Watson H Walsh D S1egr1st N Stockham Second How G Snowden I Walter N Bntcnn K Walter I Stansel S Strmgos R Sm1th Mr F Grobe Back How D Tankersly D Werss H West D Stembeck L Ward 1 Front Row M Wrlcox B Wood T Wood D Wmders G Whrtfxeld I Woods C W1lson econd Row D Woodall P Wxlson B W11son C Wnght B Woods F W1lson W W1s y Back Row P Wooster I Yehle E W1ll1s E Westerhaus I Worrell G Whnney T Wiley T Whrte Mr M Hmmlton 51 SGW TH, R 0 Q NBY5 1 Z, Ze. X Z4 51 .of .il ' -.r u ,ii vs BOY REPRESENTATIVE Tom Cairns 4 G11-u. REPRESENTATIVE Nancy Neighbor Z 1' f- Cole N Siiqqins, D. Bowman, L. B eln D Buqqeln, B. . . h. Front Row: E. Eddlemon, P. Baker, B. Flora, D. uqq , . D0wnen. Second Row: I. Samms, G. Conrad, C. Ediqer, C. Roszel, V. Conway. D. Dean, I. Forbes, R. Belitzer, C. Couc Back Row: D. Ellis. W. Broughton, N. Aldrich, L. Ediqer, L. Vanncxttcx, D. Roper, R. Germain, D. Brown, Mr. W. Kramer. Effie? Q0 :Q W k P Calvin, D. Davies, M. Brock, D. Carter, Front Row: I. Deck, M. Cheever, K. Carr, B. Berry, A. Estabroo s, . A. Bishop. Second Row: C. Becker, A. Cogzill, M. Chidester, I. Price-Nash, L. Fisher, L. Hoffman, I. Bidstrup, K. Dyson, G. Law, B. Wilson. ' D ming, R. Anderson, G. Fotcpoulos, K. Estes, B. Forney, I. Cooper, Mrs. A. Perrill. Back Row: C. Dick, L. e 52 i Wwnma U5 Front Row B Boone L Snyder M Brown F Chnsty I Grbson F Fnesen W Bxrt D Hoffman B Brown Second H C B ow urch S Shuman B Hunt M Boshears P Frazxer P Black Back How M Shuyler P Dorrxs C Smith C Schuster M Selway M Iohnson R Hamess Front Row Mrss M Smxth A Brogdon M Aelmore I Lavzelle E Franz W Hobbs B Lxebman M Davls A Herbert F Herbert D Barnes C Newton Second Row B Blair D Ford D Bames S McNew N Mock R Franz C Gomez R Pernn H Morgan T Hale Back Row B Lewrs H Lahmer G Ba11ey V Copeland T Cook D Bohall E Barnes G Hamm '- Front Row. H Henson I. Krebs I Cheney B. Jones, I Henry, N. Coblentz, G. Foster, L. Aleman, C. Wes- ley, R. Booze. Second Row' I. Brewer, P. Iczrmer C. Beliel D Greever, M. Hatcher R. H f M . , , . , oe er, . Goodbroke, T. Heggy. Back Row. Miss L. Stevens, F. Iackson, I. Bolt, B. Haines, I. Holmes, B. Mcmies, D. Corkins, D. Glaze, M. Davis. 53 Wwnew ront Row O Leonard D Eldredqe N Haynie A Bellwood I Lockman C Goertz B Beal B McCoy tock D Collingwood I Hahn B Coms Second Row B Frederick I Lewis R Gers G Moll H Hollinger D Krmzey K Hawkins C Yowell Frazey Back Moots ow D Mammel F Fee R Lane C McCoy B Butterworth A I Campbell I Meyer 'l' Dowell W Miss M Stewart 'Q Front Row: S. Adams P Pierson E Klatt M Baxter W Lee, I. Mitchell I Fossey D Loewen P Henry P. Clites W. Enoch. Second Row. O. Hemphill L. Ford C. Cless L. Corbett S. Lord M. Kerns D Brown L. Kretier R. Iones. Back Row: Miss R. Strickler I. Crosby D. Reed T. Cairns G Nichol R. Smith W Allinq I. L. Iarnes. h I . Front Row: M. Lock, D. Hamer, I. Randels, P. Pitts. B. Mitchell, O. McElwain, F. Leopulos. L. Proiiitt. Second Row: P. Iones. V. Foreman, P. Redqate, B. Mitchell. G. Gaeddert, N. Klotz, N. Neighbor. Back Row: E. Handles. M. Proctor, I. Powell, W. Fesler, I. Paulk, Mrs. E. Trosper. 54 604594-Q attic xy 'W' wg'-' -,-.. EZ-Mk Whrle travelmg along the 47 Mldway all HH S has stopped to take notxce of G A A By sponsormg all school dances Ioe s tavern and makmg pennants thrs all-gxrl organrzatxon sponsored by Mlss Kathryn Schaake has added color typrcal of a Salt Hawk Iaxr Domg thetr part for school spxnt board members made and presented to the school a stuffed Salt Hawk to serve as a team mascot Bowlmg was added as a new actxvxty to organxzed sports Club offxcers are Marxanne Gear presxdent Betty Armstrong vrce presxdent Mary Io Iones secretary Iune Martmdell treasurer Other board members are Low Worster Beuy Armstrong Ck-me Cole Zona S11v1s Barbara Cooper Margaret Gowans Betty and Rosalie Lloyd sack peanuts for the Con Crum Iaoquelyn Noyes Bett Sanders Ella Mae Corn cesslon stand well Vxrglma Taylor and eola Stewart Front Row L Stewart I Martmdell E Comwell Z S11v1s I Noyes M Gear B Sanders Second Row B Crum V Taylor M Gowans Mrss K Schaake B Cooper B Armstrong P Alden Back Row V Beale M Alemore C Armxtage D Nelson B Hanna B Coad Front How D Barnes C Burch G Carr M Cheever P Chtes N Chalmers I Byer Second Row M Chxdester M Bryan C Bredfeldt B Brlsland K Coad I Blarr B Bla1r I Borders C Clev enger B Boone Back Row I Bnce Nash P Calvm B Berry A Brawner B Bxshop I Brogden L Boney P Clevenger B Black ,J X . n ' , ' ' I ' Third Row: A. iae11wobd,'s. Adalnsfn. Brack: N. Logan, M. Hirldsl 1. Rugclnfn. Abbott. ' ' ' M6614 7mm 74 Succeed Front How I Hughey C Dlcks I Ed1e L Dovel D Cunnmgham B Cole C Cole B Cumrmngs P Crow Second How I Deck B Duffm P Corley P Ewy M Commons D Endres M Colby V Cox M E Bock Row T Dcxvls B Comstock C E1bert B Creel D Deon B Crupper A Estabrooks D Cox D llmg wood M Bornholdt D Eldredge Front Row D Homer P Henry L Frank L Fuller I Fossey K Holl B Flsher I Henry Second Row N Hcryme C Gxng B Frazey R Franz I Helsel I Foster R Houston B Flora Front Row M Lockhecxd R Mxtchell E McCullough B Mxtchell I Lockman F Leopulos G Mocklm E Leopulos D Kelth Second Row M Kxng S McNew N Klotz C Lett P Lawson M Llttle C Morrs C Lowen Back How F Lepp B McCoy S Kennedy G Lxnebarger N Mxller M Mxller P Lloyd I Meodor R Lloyd Bcrclr Row: Hefling, P: Glover, Higqins.'L..Fisher: Hardwick, P. Frozier, I. Gibson: I fg A il AL.. G C 9' 5 K A 6 X V - I 5 ' . Q X I I Front Row: F. Richards, M. Richert, W. Oswalt, R. Neuenschwander, I. Mitchell, D. Ricketts, I. Neumeyer B. Oldham, M. Oldham. Second How: N. Mock, P. Pitts, C. Powell, B. Pierce, M. Philli s, T ' Back Row: N. Neighbor, D. Philli s, E Perrin. p . Norris, I. Nelson, C. Orth, I. Rampenthal. p . Reynolds, P. Moden, D. Handles, L. Potter, L. Rauckman, S. Reid, A. Front How: R. Robinson, B. Shaft, D Stiles B S field, R Shull . , . tevens, D. Siegrist, D. Stiggins, M. Smith, M. Silver, M. Stan- Second'How: Robinson, M. Samms, D. Savage, M. Schmitt, R. Ruthruff, V. Roth, G Back How: B. Ross, S. Snyder, P. Sekavec, V. Salmon, I. St ' . Shacklee, D. Sellers. evens, K. Steinmetz, L. Stephens, M. Robbins. 'If Front Row: P. Wise, I. Twornbly, M. Thorp, M. White, M. Waddell, V. Stroup. Second How: R. Sumwalt. I. Walker, K. Swartz, A. Wagner, D. Woodall, S. Tiffany. Back Row: H.. Vanatta, A. West, H. Utterback, S. Van Slyke, M, Weszrick, E, Yeager, G. Woodson. 2 M il I .gy Y' at 4'- YR T' 'bn Brams 1n1t1at1ve and the courage to strck 1t out and flght when the gorng gets tough are necessary factors for those who wrsh to become members of HClub These charactenstrcs mark the athlete who has what rt takes to get a letter 1n football basket pass to the Sanctum sanctorum of HClub member slnp The club whlch has no regularly scheduled meetings rs called together only when a matter of athletrc Importance anses vhrch needs the attentron I ll A l t t h hl ht th Presrdent Talton Pace resrdes over a glcglc n annum GCWIY 19 lg ls e Sprmg P culled meeting of HC1ub In the b0Ys The club 1S sponsored by Mr E A Carrns Ym drrector of athletrcs Ofhcers of the club are Talton Pace presldent Gene Ackerman vxce presrdent Ray Zumalt secretary Iohnny Baker treasurer and Iohn Oswald Student Councll representatrve Front Row I Stout I Betts G Wells D Cossman G Ackerman W Lxvmgston I Woods M Evans G Fotopoulos W Tyler Second Row I Rudd R Mercer H Davrs A Brshop R Lrnscherd F Stockham E Macklln P Fotopoulos Thrrd Row B Ryan B Batthauer B Sm1th I Ludwrg I Baker R Blanchard C Ehrlich Back Row G Voss T Mauprn B Wall I Burgett I Conklm I Oswald D Upson R Zumalt Mr E A Carrns 59 , Lf ,Z , f ball, track, tennis, or baseball, and this letter is his I . g u . . 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A lesson 1n the true Yuletlde spurt was taught by the grandmother m the Chrrst mas play presented by and for members of G R Two hundred glrls who have as the1r purpose to fmd and g1ve the best make up the member shlp of Gul Reserves Stressmg sp1r1tua1 develop ment GR IS open to all g1rls who wrsh to 1o1n Hlghhghts 1n the past years monthly programs were a rehgrous p1cture study a Chrrstmas play and the decoratron of a Chnstmas tree rn the hall Ofhcers of GR are Natalre Logan presxdent Phyllxs Moden v1ce presrdent Pat Ewy secretary Betty Crum treasurer Shtrley Trffany and Margaret Westrrck Student Councrl representat1ves Com mtttee chcurmen are Norma F1tzgerald Io Anne Neurneyer lla Iean Kelly Iean Rugan Pat Lmnens Conme Armrtage Betty Oldham Betty Brack Dons McFarland Sponsormg the group are Mrs Elrzabeth Trosper M1ss Emma Sage M1ss Mary Lourse Sm1th Mrss Iva Iames M1ss Mane Stewart Mrss Bethlene Krnsall and M1ss Ruth Evans Front How I Deck K Swartz B Cummmgs C Bredfeldt B Boone I Fossey H Preston C Powell L Stewart G Shaklee Second Row S McNew V Stroud G Carr A Bellwood B Brack F Norns V Roth P Strandberg D I Bames Back Row N Hayme T Davrs D Srmpson N Mock A Wagner Mrss E Sage M Eagan L Osburg M Robbms P Moden P Lloyd A Brogdon ' -5 I I If Q S I I 5 1 1 I i if . 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Front How L Proffitt D Ricketts B Shaff B Ross M Robinson M Schneider M Phillips M Smith R Shull Second How M Snyder L Potter R Perrm V Salmon D Ph1ll1ps P Pitts M Phillips D Sellers I Rugan Back Row M Samms L Rauckman P Sekavec Z S1lv1s D Savage Miss R Evans L Snyder M Schmitt D Rumble Front How I Byer M White C Talbott I Lentz M Whlte F Sydnor B Wood H Walsh I Wolf Second How B Van Hook B Crum M Martin D Handles V Taylor Mrs E Trosper B Walkden H Vanatta I Woodard Back Row E Wambsganse M Wes rick I Stokes G Woodson S Van Slyke P Linnens A Hardwick A West S Tiffany P Walker 154.5- 62 O Q 4 hrs np .I 1 9 :b C s C A , A fl V 'U . : . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - ' 1 ' ' I . , . , . , . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - ' I . , . , . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 4 . . ,K Q J A 3 3 .ww E55 7 W P w ' 9 i s If I My 4 - v O , V of Q nv ' O ..... J V -f A . ' 1 ,tic fs V r 'x t 4 I ' , 1 1 N 4 ' K . 0 ' ' ' ' I ' I - 1 - 1 - , . , . 1 1 . ' ' I ' 1 ' 1 1 , . , . . , . , . 1 - . - 4 ' . . . 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I ' .-.1 Beverly P1erce demonstrates the art of applymg stage makeup on Katnna Swartz Watchlng are Ann Wagner and Barbara Walkden Qsisefem Stage frlght IS someth1nq whrch should never bother members of Perrlll Club for they are well accustomed to occupyrng the spotlight Brought to- gether by a common mterest ln some phase of speech the members are bound closer by the club s wntten entrance exarnmatlon Thrs year the club lntroduced somethrng new when the play The Green L1ght was presented by an all student cast and producuon staff Other act1v1t1es earned on durmg the season lncluded a demonstratlon of the art of stage makeup humorous sluts and a stud 1 of dramaucs Perrxll Club IS sponsored by Mrss Celestlne Evans Cablnet members are Bets Drllon presldent Harold Kleler v1ce president Shxrley Tlfiany sec retary Wllson O Connell treasurer Manan Hmds Student Councrl representatrve Front Row M Bryan O Leonard R Schull P Alden C Drcks M Srlver C Cole L Frank P Glover B Cole Second Row I Fennel S Adam B Coad M Hmds N Logan I Woodard B Walkden Thrrd Row H K1eler K Coad S Kennedy I Borders V Taylor M Gear M Colby Back Row M Gowans W Kempe R Woodward I Nrchol C Drck B Hanna C Armrtage I Weber FrontRow I M1tchell B Drllon M Tharp A Wagner I Roehr K Swartz I Neumeyer M Robbms K Hall W Hobbs B Stevens Second Row N' Perrlll B P1erce K Carr M Samms M Phlllzps I Toml1n A West L Hopper D Abbott C Clevenger I Rudd Th1rdRow B Owens L Parmely D Handles I Blau Z S1lv1s M Payne M Schmltt B Berry D Rumble B Black E V1sser Back How D Heflxng D Wllson S Lord I Stokes P Lloyd P Klnley W OConnell B Armstrong I Os wald L Osbom S Trffany D Melland I 1 I 1 - - 11 1 - 11 I . . . .. 1 I I - 1 1 l I I - . . . . 1 ' . . I I I I . . I ' I . I , , , , . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 I , , . S, - 1 - 1 ' 1 ' I ' ' I . 1 . , . 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' 1 I I , , , , . , . , 1 1 1 1 - ' . . , . 1 . , . , . , . , . 1 1 1 - 1 . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , - 1 - 1 - I . , . . . . 1 . , . , . 1 1 , . , . 1 - 1 ' I . , . . . . . . 1 . . . , . 1 . , . , . 1 . 1 . 1 - I ' 1 . , . , . . Outsxde of school H1 Y boys stxck to gether Here a group are ready to p11e up 1n I1m Conk11n s car HY No mldway would he complete w1thout hot dogs and peanuts and those were supphed by the H1 Y members at the1r football f1e1d concess1on stand Wxth the money earned feedmg the hungry hundreds at gr1d games H1 Y a branch of the Y MC A con tnbuted S100 to the hospltal dr1ve and S50 to the March of Dxmes In the past year the H1 Y program hsted several guest speakers 1nc1ud1ng Rev E M Whltwell who presented D1ckens Chnstmas Carol H1 Y 1S co sponsored by Mr W T Cole and Mr presldent Iohn Oswald. vxce presxdent Dan Upson secretary Paul Fotopoulos treasurer Commlttee charrmen are John Pattlnson R1chard Woodward Weston Smxth Rxchard Mercer and Tom Ca1rns Iack Ludw1g and Weston Smrth welcome former H1 Y member Dr I B Iarrott before hrs appearance as guest speaker at a H1 Y meetlng 64 ' Z I 1 .1 Q Ai , 14' 1- ' fl W. M. McCort. Cabinet members Are' lack Ludwigl 1 pw? '17 ZX gg? 716-2 Zaye' ,-he adm ampc Front Row: Mr. W. T. Cole, I. Woods, I. Ludwig, G. Ackerman, D. Elliott. R. Kllmmer. Second Row: I. Martin, W. Livingston, R. Linscheid, R. Holleman, Back How: D. Lanning, C. Keever, G. Nichol, W. Kemp. 33 fox 'UQ' Front Row I Worrell G Wells B Warnock E V1sser Second Row B Smith I Oswald W Smith L Osborn C Smith Back Row C Yowell T Pace I Robbins Mr W M McCort I Shears Front How E Cless K Chnstner P Chaffee T Wiley K Estes R Mercer G Fotopoulos C Wesley Second Row D Hankins P Fotopoulos I Betts M Bmbree H Davls B Holleman R Anderson D Cossman gack How B Vernon D Baker B Farney H Dunsworth I Conklin P Kmley G Nichol R Morgan I nesen X.: 1' Y ,,, I . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . . . . . . , 1 , . , . . . , . . E ,l I .- M 8 ' ' I 0 I U I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 - ' 1 ' a - 1 - , . , . , . , . . ' ' I v 1 - 1 - , - , . , . , . , . . E- ,V 11 Q K, ., I Q rr ' . ' TN ' A ' u '. '1' .ell . .- cs l - x I i ize- ' K, 5 K, -ao- . k A fx X- . A 3 , ' -y .H .'l I N.. , 5 ,St , Changing a group of catty girls into re fmed ladies with a more blessed to give attitude is the theme of the Richardson McCarter Christmas play 'EHARDQQN' mmm An old timer on the high school fair grounds is Richardson McCarter. This club which is open to any girl with a good English record was organized to increase knowledge of and interest in good liter- ature and to study parliamentary procedure Club GCUVIUSS are directed along intellectual social moral and cultural lines On this years agenda was a Christmas play entitled Good Will Toward Women a play review presented by a Iuco stu dent a recital of expression students and the an nual spring banquet Richardson McCarter is sponsored by Miss Mar 1or1e Thompson Cabinet members are as follows Betty Crum president Priscilla Alden vice presi dent Zona Silvis secretary Barbara Wise treas urer Pat Ewy Student Council representative Front Row K Hall B Boone P Fisher C Dicks N Chalmers H Frank P Alden I Byer Second Row A Bellwood B Berry C Grng B Crum D Abbott P Corley C Clevenger I Blair P Glover Back Row A Hardwick L Corbett L Boney P Ewy B Coad B Pierce M Colby P Clevenger Miss M Thompson 36 Front Row I Neumeyer B Le Clair M Iones I Nel on I Hughey B Mitchell I Wolf B Wise Second Row M Silver K Swartz M Martin D Collingwood Z Silvis P Sekavec N Neighbor L Hopper A Perrin Back Row W Wenkheimer B Ross M Tharp I Stokes P Moden M Samms I Sieker A West ALENEE ELUB Perhaps ten years from now nature wont be rn charge of the earth s snow storms It may all be 1n the hands of Valence Club members and therr art f1c1al snow crystals Open to scxence students who are rnterested 1n manmade storms and other ad vanced phases of chem1stry and physrcs the club offers members the chance to show the1r prowess wrth V1C!lS flasks Bunsen burners beal-:ers and other assorted chem1stry equ1pment Durmg the past year Valence presented a complete program on Ed1son a demonstratlon on anrhne dyes and an explanatron of the use of t1tan1um oxldes as parnt plgments and cosmetrc bases Valence Club IS sponsored by Mr Fred Grobe Bob Bell Iqek Braden Iohn Herr, and Ofhcers are Iack Braden presrdent I1m Stout vxce Lynn Osborn perferrn gn experrrnent for presxdent Pat Clover secretary Ierry Betts treas Valence rnernbers urer Weston Smrth and Lynn Osborn scouts Front Row T Wood C Gmg D Abbott P Corley M Robbms P Moden S Kennedy P Glover I Roehr A Pernn P Parmele Second How I Braden G Helrommus I Corsaut L Osborn I Martrn B Bell W Smxth I Hern I Walters Mr F Grobe gm? How G Straley I Lyle N Wood G Lmdenberger P Gordon I Shears K Schroeder R Llnschexd owell Back How V Kettner G Clay I Fast I Stout W OConnell B Hettrnger I Conklm I Betts M Lynch C Benscherdt S Slough .3 I 'Inf 67 . , 9 Q 3 A 2 V ' ' E , . I . . . I ' : A. I I I I I I I . . I I I I I I I I I I ' 0 ' . - I I - - , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' ' I - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - , . , . , . , 3 - 1 - , - I - I - , . , . , . , . I 1 , - - 1 - I - I - . - , . , . , . , . , , , . . f-.N .g ' arg'-yrs . TT' WWII- g 1'.:- ' ' .. t I 'Q H- Q It , 1 - A-tl' I - no ,f .-.rf 1 J 4 P. . , . Q- , 9 u , Q V .5 v , e . , , ,' . ' 1 4, Y 'S 'Q . , . - ' 4 . 5 C . e.. The fall convention of P H A saw an after noon style show presented by the Hutch mson Home Ec girls under the direction of Mrs Iessxe Wead representative from Wxloys department store 'll - I1 1 - 1 Q ' 5 0' J Celebrating its first birthday Home Economics club played host to a district conference last fall. More than 300 girls from Hutchinson and 15 sur- rounding towns attended the all-day meeting here. Besides sponsoring this conference the club a local chapter of Future Homemakers of Amenca had a demonstration of how to wrap Christmas presents a Christmas pantomine a film a style show and a mother-daughter tea Limited to girls who have had home economics the club elected the following officers Carol Bred felt president Marilyn Rrchert vice president Bar bara Crupper secretary Doris Eldredge treasurer Donna Sellers historian Betty Crum song leader Ramona Neuenschwander finance chairman Elaine Whitney publicity manager Miss Dale Newell Miss Esther Cope and Mrs Elizabeth Trosper were spon sors Front Row W Hobbs I Holleman H Frank P Alden B Le Clair M Iones L Barber C Bredfeldt I Byer W Manges B Fry D Davies Second How R Houston V Conway D Dean P Corley B Grant F Bether M Commons B Bilsland B Frazey F Leopulos D Bames Th1rdRow I Foster B Diggs B Duffm D Eldredge T Brace A Allison D Glaze D Lanning C Clevenger Back Row P Lawson B Crupper C Goertz E Delfs D Cox B McGregor V Cox B Cooper Front Row N Chalmers B Sanders R Schull M Lockhead B Shaff I Nelson D Stiggms M Rucker N Schroeder I Rampenthal M Smith M Oldham Second Row V Roth P Strandberg F Lepp D Sellers E Higgins C Eibert Z SllV1S I Brogdon H Van atta L Van Rrper E Whitney R Neuenschwander Third Row R Mitchell K Steinmetz C Orth V Strcup M Richert L Osburg G Roberts M Miller M Samms C Wilson W Wisby A Perrin M Martin Back Row M Phillips I Underwood P Ramsey E Taylor Wambsganse L Steffens B True S Tiffany M Waddell M Robinson R Robinson B Crum 7' 5,1 ,A A -r IA. Siam ,fm Q, kv fx -Q ei? , sg .0 I, ,gait q,. 4606 --'I Q6 K0 G- 19 5, Xp xii' 1g,cV YWQ o 'Zan emu? 7a6e Ve 70654 Zoe' Opening the dramatic season with ahit performance, 19 student actors took part in the presentation of You Can't Take It With You, November 21, under the direction of Mrs. Ariel Penill. The plot centered around an eccentric New York family whose members believed in getting the most out of life-and they did. Each was characterized by his hobbies, which went from collecting snakes to making firecrackers. The cast included Margaret Gowans, Lynn Osborn, Katrina Swartz, Shirley Murphy, Ierry Weber, Patricia Iones, Edith Yeager, Charles Dick, Wilson O'Connel1, Carl Schuster, Nor- man Perrill, Duane Wilson, Barbara Cole, Don Kellams, Dick Belitzer, Dee Richards, Clarence Jones, Pat Ewy. and Leola Stewart. - 'i 10 we s' 9X6 G' 06 0 S., Gixgokeioveg' Ko.,,eilgxi:X X006 . 0 C ' I' ek o W Y 400100: 5 O96 xx e . x Oixe 699 6 100 CXCETZQQZXX' be di .- 66 ' ' qi- . . Q . ' . O 'ko .kk ,IGGX tw o QGOXG ei' O Q90 ve Wag o 05' Portraying the characters in You Can't Take It With You were L. Osborn, E. Yeager, D. Wilson, D. Richards, D. Kellams D. Belitzer, S. Murphy, C. Dick, K. Swartz, W. O'Connel1, P. Iones, C. Schuster, P. Ewy, L. Stewart, C. Iones, N. Perrill, M Gowans, I. Weber. N44 .1,'u, it ' 9 N gifs Actors included in the mysteries of The Green Light were L. Stewart, M. Gear, V. Taylor, D. Burwell, L. Osborn, N. Perrill P. Lloyd, B. Stevens, and W. O'Connel1. 746 Anya' Murder-was the theme of the second school play, The Green Light, presented Ianuary 24, by Perrill club under the direction of Duane Wilson, senior. This thrilling mystery was the first all-student production in the school's history. The plot centered around a sleeping spinster and the unraveling of a past murder. Adding to the chills were such weird char- acters as Hesop, an old fable-telling servant: Finka, the Norwegian cook: Donald Ross, a mad newspaperman: and Madame Zenda, the spiritualist. Walking ghosts, floating lights, and mysterious m-usic contributed their part to the uncanny atmosphere. Players were Wilson O'Conne11, Marianne Gear, David Burwell, Virginia Taylor, Leola Stewart, Barbara Stevens, Norman Perrill, Lynn Osborn, and Patty Lloyd. Qui its Y . -A oi- u to t rome ?1lfnO'SoIg3W'n' V' it asm C1 .9hg:on0uQCei:urNeu' ' ' Cen GI ' - f X0 Unseen NX- Ge all- ,TGYXOY 9. eimevlglllrrld N' Yet teav- Cheer Stewmx 14:01 e. 5 gain Of5bom.Sxgv ans. wel Sh ai- L' 6.5 .gsYt::gXLiNYll'bq50nneXX an Y 1' f 'K Eff' flfflgi l. . 'R ,f,.,-ts' , rf. ' fri? 1 'weaned Sea Za' l dun wish I had my old job back in the asylum, was the conclusion of the colored maid after working nine years for the Diggs family in the play Buttered Side Up. Poor Vanilla-she certainly had her troubles. As if working for the Diggs family and having a rich college girl for a week-end guest weren't enough, Aunt Laura would come for a surprise visit! Little brother fell for the glamorous co-ed leaving his girl high and dry. Sister's boy friend took one look at Miss Glamor and was a goner. That is how the jitterbugging, topsy- turvy week-end started, and it looked as if it would end that way. -But that was reckoning without Aunt Laura, a tight and penny-pinch- ing old girl with a heart of gold. When she sent a telegram to Miss G's boy friend to join the happy group, the week-end really got started. Yas, Sir, dis house is just full of da crazy doin's of dem children, sighed Vanilla. Members of the all junior and sophomore cast were: Bob Bell, Ialayn Woodard, Meryl Silver, Norman Perrill, Phillip Kinley, Patricia Ramsey, Sally Adams, Winifred Wenkheimer, Leola Stewart, Barbara Cole, Clark Lantz, and Lynn Osborn. 1 uia 1056 ,PNnl Xia r. an -- 195 B' G nickel ey' M. Sxlve hoes Oni Sager. rn lo! p Bfims 'K diff S gd Nl' MY Y'mqtbOB' Ben' tot ll' fl haven Adams' G 41 ngkslult semch NO 5hfS5xewf1 '5' L he LO ' C Lantz B Cole P Ramse , P. Kinley, N. Perrill, W. Wenkheimer, M. Silver, S. Adams, L. Osborn, L. Stewart, B. Bell, and . , . , . y I. Woodard. 1 f 3 A ,M . wwf' ,H- 5 Srnilin' Through players: I. Bates, K. Curtiss, M. Gear B Hanna C Iones C Keever B Dillon W Smith W OConnell B Armstrong, V. Taylor, D. Kellams, M. Hinds, B. Zimmerman B Frost N Logan and M Robbins 'smite' 76'!0l494n Minus stage setting and props the cast of Smilin' Through started rehearsals for the senior play six weeks before the performance. Based on a love tragedy, the play centered around the beautiful Moonyeen Clare who was shot by a rejected suitor on her wedding night. Fifty years later Moonyeen returns in spirit to help her niece and the son of her killer over- come family objections to their wedding. Members of the all-senior cast were: Mar- ian Robbins, Natalie Logan, Wilson O'Connel1, Chauncey Iones, Betty Armstrong, Betsy Dil- lon, Weston Smith, Charles Keever, Bill Zim- merman, Marian Hinds, Don Kellams, Virginia Taylor, Bob Frost, Barbara Hanna, Kelley Cur- tiss, Ierry Bates, and Marianne Gear. t GS is. VOS ' as lo ee. . NX- 'fm to fl vi .. e5 turns 9039? tel' corincn :DPW t H buixsflg 'ygmine up all 91100 ll ygtiwi' mefe ands B het up in comm On' Ngodx Shflxgovyih es Come on C lon . G5 ' date With a total of 113 wins out of 178 debates, the Hutchinson high senior and junior debate squads finished another eventful season. Qualifying for semi-finals in four of the five invitational tournaments entered, the senior squad members finished the season winning 83 of their 109 debates. The tournaments entered were Newton, Topeka, Eldorado, Wyandotte. and Wichita East. At Newton and Eldorado Hutchinson qualified two teams for semi-finals, both teams in each case being undefeated in the preliminary rounds. Only Russell was to duplicate this feat during the invita- tional season. It was necessary to eliminate one team each time on speaker ratings, as a school places but 'one team in semi-finals. One four-speaker team advanced to the semi-finals at Wyandotte. No semi-finals were held at East, but one four- speaker team finished in a third place tie, ranking them again in the top four. ' The teams lost to Russell in the finals at New- ton, to Wyandotte in the semi-finals at Eldorado, and to Newton on a split decision in the semi-finals at Wyandotte, the affirmative losing, and the neg- ative winning. The junior squad closed its season at a begin- ners' no-decision tournament at East, in which the teams rated their opposition. They finished in a second place tie with Eldorado. The junior squad broke even for the season after participating in three tournaments-Hutchinson, McPherson and East. First debate team-H. Kieler, B. Zimmerman, N. Logan, B. Dillon, R. Frost. A debate squad-Front Row: B. Zimmerman, N. Logan, M. Hinds, B. Hanna. Back Row: H. Kieler, B. Dillon, B. Bell, R. Frost Junior debate squad-Front Row: M. Colby. S. Kennedy, S. Tiffany. Second Row: H. Davis, I. Rudd. Back Row: P. Kinley, G. Clay, R. Woodward. '95 9s u. 'Ps 'fum .qs 41,1 'DQ 5 fa, at 6. f 'X VCP? HT 4 Rendering a necessary service to the school are the ticket and usher forces. These volunteers lend their services, not only at school activities, but at civic functions also. Garbed in their gold and blue jackets, the ushers distribute programs and direct people to re- served seats. This year the girls have reorganized under the sponsorship of Miss Iva Iames. Their officers are president, Twyla Davis: vice president, Ioan Holleman: secretary, Onie Entz. In addition to their duties. the girls had a party at Christmas. The seven members of the ticket force handle ticket sales and collect tickets at the door. Mr. Iohn Payne is their sponsor and Wilson O'Connell is the student head of the force. For giving their service members of each force receive eight points per function. When they grad- uate, those who have amassed 200 points are given a certificate entitling them to attend free all paid activities of the school for one year. A two-year certificate is awarded for 400 points and a four-year certificate for 600 points. Ticket force-Front Row: D. Henry, B. Butterworth, N. Nickel, D. Hankins. Back Row: W. O'Connell, A. Barnes, C. Keever. Ticket and usher force heads-W. O'Connell, Mr I. Payne, T. Davis, Miss I. Iames. Usher Force-Front Row: H. Preston, B. Clune. O. Entz, M. Locke, I. Holleman, D. Siegrist, M. Tharp, L. Downen Second Row: N. Hostetler B Brown M E Philli ' ' ' ' it - . . . ps, M. Phillips, K. Carr, M. Dav . Back Row. R. Baker, W. But, G. Carr, N. F airbanks, T. Davis, I. Tomlin. ls 1-KN lictiviues edllo' M111-1 MARY lmllflnsediivf Adminisua NONE 1 Q BETTY ARMSTRONG Editor-in-chief ALICE PERRIN Business manager 3 - , :R -gk- W! Remember the Hutch-East game last fall, and the Coronation of football queen two weeks later? Wasn't Green Light a thriller, along with the other three plays? And who could forget the dances after the basketball games? Memories such as these are fresh in every Salt Hawk's mind now, but will they be ten years from now? It is the job of the yearbook staff to preserve these memorable events in the production of the high school annual, the Allagaroo. Along with the staif's other duties, it sponsors the election of Allagaroo king. Headed by an editor-in-chief and a busi- ness manager elected by the class to keep the ball rolling, the remaining staff members are assigned sections in the book. From then on. it is entirely each student's responsibility to plan the material for his section. In addition to drawing layouts, writing copy, and scheduling pictures, the staff makes its own decisions concerning such matters as choosing the cover and theme, and selection of type faces. When at last the material is completed and sent to the printer for the final touches, ten aged people give out with a sigh of relief, only to glow upon their finished masterpiece. OLDHPM RAMONA r I ! , Feature 5,323 1 M 5 4' 4 5, DONNA NE Club editor LSON fe' Un den:-10, NEUENSC rfgepilior editor ,iw . TALTON PACE ss 9071101 HWANDER Sports editor p ' ALT AUL G RAYrt'?'23gt0r P11o1og,Q,SfJ?ON SP0 76 editor e ucmson Hpero 1 - F . rariorsenslch League, na, weelicorg gxgeeatpmlxghbsghnzzol in one n D860 ' C 1 l U y R . .. , , , students, nowioggegymefgr oyne. new assistant principfal' :SSE Dlls of both have trouble getting thlml Nonetfes . .1 : 5 I . m - C leven members. Five ad ,,V,,. ,,,f f, .. M.. done. and both can be 3123? glllartet dil-Ofillm the HHS band - '-'-' f 1 . ' ' - dents have completed re- . ,.,,. ,.,.,., . .,.,,, ,gggq U. .The main dmerenceu h 5,-Mixeggcfsfus Qt: lyearly concert. As and are being recom- his that a child in the giadeg difgst-ef. Red Cross L r ler the 5010153 win the National Office for A ave the asf' 'teriencf slit 6 Home EC T1'iPle Trio usk' clarmeust' and D0r t this week. A, 1 e -QR. land. Pianist. These girls awarded for debates wr If ed by Mr. R. S. Gunn, ba d for placing in V as the outstanding senio ntests or dnl: gT0up. ice snpp, - Affnr -sveral numbe ' A iembers of ' . 'V LI lrd Deck, ,y 1 . and Bobs ff A lnie Laurie . A ' ' by Le . J I z : entire ' - il rture b ., ' 3 4 ht . 4 .ly Q - ng of ex , f ' t ' , 1811 sch I . X f f ll t x f, Ph . . , ' fy - 4 ! yu - 1 1 L . ' ' , ' ' I ' ' num 2 F 4 . , 1 ninson 1 ' f 1' f. - ' ,- lfSkin 1 Tl I I ' 4 ' 4 ' Jompanj K ' ns With ' -'le EDSE iw P I , 4 1 3 4 , -irglll 2 4 , ' .rchased x ' 1 '9 Price o - A money f Y will be - ' ler mu 1 ' vt 1' fl .. , f ll '- - 1 f , Q . h Q .Q 1 ' , - t es. r 3 l l ,v vo uni t A I X ' ar 5 , V , tester ,. :ess 'Y' , ng. Zlll' El. ance s got ove Uary 2 Posing under the baseball bat are-Front Row: P. Glover, M. Bryan, B. Sanders, I. Blair, D. Savage, C. Hughes, M. Schmitt, 'Y in . Sm B. Stevens, P. Crow, I. Rarnpenthal. ' .S W uesda, Second How: B. Bisho , M. Gowans, K. Coad, D. Fenton, M. Corle , B. Duffin, L. Potter, B. Coo er, V. Roth, S. Tiffan . em m I P n a Y n P pwlfliql Third Row: I. Braden, R. Hawkins, I. Murray, A. Harper, Miss I. Malcolm, P. Kmley, G. Unruh, M. Schroder. it-f 0 Hutch 9 t S. Tak 1 Q Q C M , L, . I 2 ahgfind 5 Dashing from room to room in T Ging are covering their beats, writing A ter. ' iol' last minute stories to meet the L to r , much dreaded deadline, laying ftsiv W S Ass. out the last ad, and mailing 3 S - papers are only a few of the - n f l ,ere aned PFC details that fill the 23112 hour . te. assembly wil, day of the Buzz staff. The Buzz ' S egg hslstmg of Seve, published by, for, and about mes tations. the students of Hutchinson high . Q Q , . Ori Coyne, the new school rolls off the press every tl ' T of will be imma Thursday. if Q I dy. The scriptt Each cub, according to pre- f v ' it h egwen by Alic ference and ability, is assigned ,e O Hara- a position on one of three staffs K I. tie ' and Jean Rush --editorial, business, and circu- T H to :'rdQnc'f W111 bf lation. Supervised by an editor- me 'g, atm Md' in-chief, an editor is appointed ' of ' fmmbe' W for each page and they plan , f ' ' Clarinet qual-tg the weekrs COPY X ' if 'ld 11' L lt, ' h rlZndu3imH13IW:C Although slaves to the base- p ,,, ff, G , V 5 1' ball bat and to Miss leanne . ' yn Wlll Play a piano . f Malcolm, instructor. the cubs ,p by M , y e htfi find that work isn't the only 4 ' it t V g 'V thing connected with the Buzz b ic 9 Audience staff, as is shown by the pride ' f' on ever 'ournalist's face as he - de t 1 Y 1- ' 0 fl PFY Produc surveys his string sheet. , d in this high sclc ' before a large cr t' t Friday night in R ium at 8 p.m. Th J , . , gm., was ably difelxg 'Egbl Checking over the copy yust handed in by the reporters are I. Braden, M. Schroder, G. Un C on and featured a cast 34953 la, ruh, L. Potter, M. Gowans, and B. Stevens. yle fs. ay 21-bJ,.1. ' Davis Ca-bl lv JC spelled 'ly W .0 S the slee in Fast ' a b 1 1- A -1 item to -, sudnd. Thi - - Pau- , ei X, I, M 1 .1yn7.Wh.t - An., A u ru-nn qanu Ka. mg to Pay more attention nadm W - . 1 8 CHD, Ber- Dorothy hhuvanel Hardwick 43-19, the' moulie otglethdictionm-yy , e lllla , , V A ng! . . ..... , by a-bl, Wanda Jo worditol e pe,-son d 1mProve their V A 01' !n9hu -v E 'fx fi' A1 .Q I, 1 'Q 5 L' S3 Q' f if in J li 3' Q Q HE Q if 'vi ,l y ig! -Q 1 ' 5 A 3 Ly y ' W...-. . U U, ,M-mmfm-Q K w Ie' Y .'4L Ja .1 ri V 'aff' wa. 'D X fa i wt 2'-Q I W? , 1 fiery vQ. - ,,A . , -HQ 'ff , n K Q 'F t 4' .. ' Sf , M ' 3 h Ei CW.: H51 G wi,-il 5 ' ' ' iw ' -gm A , ' 55 -,. I V , , T ,f. f M rf i?W'rf N5 - E if gf' :slr ' . S H4 ,Z Wana! memfke MADRIGALIANS- Front Row: P. Tolbert, M Gear, M. Hinds, G. Thomas, D. Nelson, B. Han na. B. Coad, N. Logan, I. Rugan. Back How: A. Lewis, D. Lanning, G. Martin, I Burnham, R. Grady, I. Hoefer, D. Kellams, D Applegate. TRIPLE QUARTET-Front How: V. Williams I. Borders, M. Snyder, K. Coad, B. Stevens. ac companist, I. Armstrong. Back Row: D. O'Hara, M. Eales, B. Creel, D Fenton, P. Moden, S. Van Slyke, M. Westrick NONETTES-Front Row: P. Crow, D. Ricketts I. Neumeyer, I. Garcia, M. Martin, accompanist Back Row: H. Dawn, V. Beal, M. Gowans, C Clevenger, P. Linnens. BOYS' QUARTET-K. Christner, D. Hill. D Iones, I. Brooks, I. Stokes, accompanist. BOYS' QUAHTET-K. Curtiss, I. Weber, C. Al statt, W. Smith, M. Martin, accompanist. BOYS' QUARTET-R. Carter, I. Hayes, B. Kirk huif, B. Cully, M. Martin, accompanist. 1 1 XNS bfi ri grand P Un On hand to add its share to every athletic event throughout the school year is the band, conducted by Mr. Roland Gunn. Sporting new blue and gold uniforms, the band displayed new formations between the halves of every football game and provided peppy music for all basketball sessions. Although playing at games occupied much of its time, the band tackled other projects, such as presenting a concert, participating in the mass band festi- val and entering the spring contest at Wichita. Features of the concert Ianuary 30 were clarinet and piano solos by seniors Phyllis Lusk and Doris McFarland. The program was of varied nature with both light and heavy music, ranging from O1' Man River to Rienzi Overture. Another highlight of the perform- ance was a trap drum solo by Gene Hutchin- son. BRASS ENSEMBLES-Front Row: E. Delfs, R. Deck, B. Bell, W. Kemp. Back Row: B. Lewis, I. Walter, Y. Caywood, R. Iackson, L. Osborn, I. Gordon. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLES-Front How: I. Wolf, G. Redd, I. Friesen, D. Rumble, I. Wood- ard. Back Row: I. Krause, G. Hutchinson, I. Nichol, B. Detter, P. Chaffee. In formation and ready to march is the A band, led by drum major a pep parade and playing a rousing march. Drum majorettes are Lorine .4-1, ---f-:-..':.t' mf' ,and if Www' ' 4 U 1 1 . f , 'fi X E - 1i9,suhwa-.oben-A-ifLg...4.'-0-...-M-Q.: '-' M0- f , y A X' Q: Ag ' . f x ,322 flu. X , 5 ig 56 .V if iq 5 1 aff f f if? if L gi 2 iv ., 5 if , ' Aw f i' vi - ,.,x ,f,4AQ an f Y ff ,', , ,,,, ,yqf? 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Sponsoring a membership campaign and packing gift boxes, contents of which were articles scarce in war ravaged countries, were two jobs ac- cepted by the 39 council members. One represen- tative from each home room was chosen to attend council meetings and bring back to students projects which were to be carried out in the reporting rooms. The H.H.S. chapter was a junior member of the American Red Cross. Faculty adviser was Miss Bethlene Kinsall assisted by the following officers: president, Vernon Kettner: vice president, Margaret Gowans: treasurer. Barbara Stevens. ' at Wane ..eW's t 6 I 2 op fe to crime' HQIP. Front Row: I. Deck, T. Wood, C. Dicks, B. Mitchell, M. Little, I. Borders, B. Pierce, R. Shull. Second Row: R. Franz, V. Conway, L. Corbett, A. Wagner, P. Sekavec, I. Kelley, B. Creel, V. Williams, M. Eales. Third How: B. Smith, F. Fee, V. Kettner, D. Wilson, M. Gowans, S. Kennedy, I. Martin, T. Powell, Miss B. Kin- sall. 110 ,fx gilt Qc an - ' 8 , -:Q 494 H- '-gf WA Q ta 36 ,Ms D6 DQ QQ' 46 tv. 'Cf ,Tw , gg .ww 3 MUS KEQQ f' MV, 'V 141' r 'S and fgffldfdffdltd X ,ww 3 g H M 4 ,M N,yiyA J I V' W '5g'1,f7f,f Tfifgilf' ' A '?f 5 fa f ,Wffkwikffkl ,','lf,3f'f1? Y, ' , ,, 'I , XC, F? .J Ted Maupin Cfiealiaiaifkgerfig? Fullback, Iunior George Voss Ray Zumalt Don Cossman Talton Pace End, Iunior Tackle, Senior Tackle, Senior Guard, Senior 0 Alfred Bishop Robert Blanchard Jerry Burgett Hal Davis Halfback, Senior Tackle, Senior End, Iunior Quarterback, Iunior 'U M QW Glggclilirgdgrglisgger lgogmgaiciinggheid Wayne Livingston Iack Ludwiq Bob Martin Ronald Mercer . mor End semor Halfbackl Same, , Tackle, Semor Fullback, Iuxuor Dan Upson Quarterback, Senior Byron Batthauer Halfback, Senior iii? ' R , 4 I 1, A Gene Wells Iohn Baker John Oswald Center, Senior Guard, Senior End,-,,Senior Don Elliot Milton Evans Bob Kinzie Guard. Senior Quarterback. Senior Guard. lunior 00 W .0166 To ' If -r fb D In W elf!! Pelhbe 691128. O1-,UHIS of S011 CIQFOCK, 9J?E'ddIZ5e po Y O fs' M- W: M fav zclrey Aggkqili-:QL gglzqdxf Dire Inlberk CIO, 'Obi . , K le 6111160111 Terry Hufid Rqy Synith Frank Stockhcmm Wayne 'Tyler Bill Wall lack Woods End. Il-lI1101' Tackle, Iunior Center, Senior Q114IrieIbCICk. SeI1iO1' Haliback, Iunior End, Senior li- .. nk wr vera., - Hutchinson's Salt Hawks crashed across the '46 sea- son with eight wins and one loss. The gridsters amassed 218 points to their opponents' 27, losing only to the un- defeated Wichita East Blue Aces. The Aces took Ark Valley championship leaving the runner-up position to the Hawks. In the opening game the Nevemen defeated the Sapulpa, Oklahoma, Chieftains, 7-0, in a' non-Valley game. The game was played in midfield with both teams showing great defensive strength. Late in the game Bill Wall, fleet Hutch scatback, dashed around end for the game's only touchdown. Wall also kicked the extra point. Eldorado had its Wildcats tamed, 34-O, in the Hawks' first league game. Captain Gene Ackerman, Bill Wall, and Ted Maupin followed the old faithful line to score touchdown after touchdown. Wall kicked the conversions. The Hawks next met the Winfield Vikings and got off to a lightning start when Byron Batthauer took the opening kickoff 91 yards for a touchdown. The Nevemen continued to score at will with the second and third teams boosting the tally to a Sl-O win. Iourneying to Wichita for a pow wow with the North Redskins, the gridmen got off to a rough start when North recovered a punt and scored. However, the Hutch- men quickly launched an attack which settled the score in their favor, 20-7. Traveling to Kansas City, the Hawks broke up the Ward Cyclones, 20-0. Hutch was stopped cold at' first but in the second half opened up an aerial attack to win. Hutchinson's 19-game winning streak was broken by East, l3-6. In the first quarter the Hawks raced down the field only to be stopped on the Aces' two-inch line. A score by East was matched with a touchdown by Bill Wall. Wichita made its winning touchdown the last half. The gridsters scored a complete comeback by rout- ing the Newton Railroaders, 41-7, and the Wellington Crusaders, 12-0, as the Hawk line played its best de- fensive game of the year. Winding up a successful season, Neve's boys de- feated the Ark City Bulldogs, 27-0. From the time that Batthauer got away for a long run to set up a touchdown play it was the Hawks' game. Ted M . fngron C 'p 1 pick gflme. S UP Q first down in th G Bob H A . touchdgffemqnl qua .- 1 . North- wr' 'n fhe sggllfqckf gets Q Om Wa W ell - O re galne Y for Q st Front Row: R. Smith, R. Anderson, G. Hinds. I. Stensil, G. Chidister, L. Ediger, I. Pee, H. Dunsworth. Second Row: B. Farney, G. Drake, B. Binford, R. Krantz, C. Grover, D. Glaze, B. Warnock, M. Hatcher, M. McKee, F. Keffer. Back Row: F. Patton, I. Collins, D. Zollars, R. Beeman, G. Howell, I. Iames, B. Holleman, R. Noyes, E. Willis. if X , vie .H mu fill Under f the SQJ3?p5.03Cv1nJG5ZZ1e geadefship Sports. 111. five ejgtra-CZYS -have E- I-l, Cchoctor of athleficsmcular fl:JOfbQ11iS CI? Cairns. Su IS- Mr, srsted by C Uch NOIVGII Iggrvlsing o gf75CiI,ZfQi1Qn?Cgf3 NQSJQTS' ' dim - Y K 1 Kaitmifg- ,hN-we Siiimpaskeiiiil e sophomore anftmir es - m spiglgtgams respective1 Udck, Mroisg Kramer hcxglch In the , - ve ar Mr. Cmms mangas ihe netmengi of ges baseball ' nd ...fs ,,,,. 4 . Z1 Y , 'ff 1414 ii if KM ' JI' ' if 2 . 004.1 ,g - Wall T. Maupin. ' nt t rtinq techniq er torrner . Kramer up their s a Woody Krarn . be done. Mr Sharpening cl B Yarney. Coach the boys how it should tati this year. an . r, is telling he coaching s Sid C newcomer to l ' ue are B. . college spri is day meeting is Chop ractice olcling the Mon Cai! starting oli the weelds p 'l how to bog down Lis- ns oral dnl on ent's oiiense. ' ns. with an e Friday night oppon toning closely are D. Upson. T. Carr ' Ehrlich, G. Voss. B. Wall. B. nd B. Ryan. Davis. C. B. Batthauer, a Mercer. l. Betts, this play ing to stop 'th which Now we're go by . . this is a tarniliar line wi Coach 'Norvall Neve Qcenterj begins his w eklv chalk talk to the gridsters. On the khel coach Gene Niewaldg lton is on the o ornore cod intently is Cr e s ht Looking on ..--, e L . left is bac ' d . . ph ch Max Harni ' ' . ' ' ' l nn Linden ng berger. Dan Upson Bob RYUH nm Conklin Byron Batthauer ai' Wczwi In a thrilling season finale the Hutchinson Salt Hawks defeated the Wellington Crusaders to end up in a tie for fourth place in the Ark Valley League. The basketeers opened their season with a 30-25 win over Topeka and 29-22 league victory over Wich- ita North. Picking up momentum-, the Hutch thinclads swept over the Win- field Vikings, 34-26, but were knock- ed from their perch when Ark City trounced them, 27-20. Recovering from defeat, the bas- keteers downed Wichita East, 28-24, in a thrilling game. However New- ton showed its basketball superiority over Hutchinson with a 30-24 win the following week. The Railers played cautious ball taking advantage of their height. In a quick comeback the Hawks trimmed Eldorado, 53-26, only to be mangled by Salina, the C. K. L. champs, 41-27. Another loss was to Wellington, 31-28, although the Hawks strove desperately to catch the Crusaders' lead. The home court looked reassur- ing to the Hutchinson team which found the basket with clocklike precision to beat Wichita North, 47-38. Placing third in a four-school invitational tournament, the hoop- sters were defeated by Emporia, 37- 36, but trampled Chanute, 47-25. Richard Mercer Hal Davis Bill Wall Returning to Valley play, the Salters lost to Winfield, 23-22. Play- ing to avenge a loss in the early season, the Hawks bumped off Ark City, 32-30, only to find themselves falling, 39-35, the next night when they met Wichita East. For the sec- ond time the Newton Railroaders completely outclassed the Cairns- men in a game that started out to be a thriller. The score was tied three-all in the first quarter, but the trainmen soon choo-chooed down the track leaving Hutch behind, 31-20. In an upset the cagers were downed by Eldorado, the celler champs, 53-42, only to recover and show Eastern Kansas the caliber oi Valley basketball when they down- ed a highly regarded Wyandotte team, 47-34. A thrill a minute greeted the spectators when the Hawks met Wellington in the last league game. Wellington, tied with Newton for first place, went down, 41-40. The boys were out to win for their re- tiring coach, E. A. Cairns. In the regional tournament against Wichita East, the Salters lost the game on the free throw line, 32-29. Clinton Ehrlich COnklin S stands b acres two points . Y 0 get a possiblellgglyinfield game as UP - son Tom-my Cairns George V033 FT . ew mv! Wzzimwaaeq ,.l .L H-u ? f 11' in umP bun . ii on U 1 I up 0 mm fries ffm? Szhznwinfield Q li' diq .ul L. E N Pew - Y , B, King ' . Clufel G. Fo10Pou1os11 W' MC BY' we ' williams' ack RSX: gizeler' D' G. Un ' 1 .thl Mercer' . Hatcher, B. S1111 f Bowl R' K. Esies' ml 'M' ond Tear!1 'FronT Wiley SeC Freshman TearnxFrontHow: , , Ong Omer I Cook C i ball, I. Lindholrn, I. Myers, R. ponomore, F. Ke3?worth?R. K In Second Row: W. Binford, I. Graves, M. C K. Deberry, I. Zumalr. Back Row: G. Prickett I M S Iackson. halfant, I. Stenzel, R. Tannar, R. Noyes, R. Kr nt, C. G , , , , ' I. Fee, W. Huffman. Q Z rover I Jung I C o11ms, D. Zo11ars, er C- Wes- Upson fights for the ball, in the Ark City game, as Batthauer, Conklin and Eh ' opening. rhch watch for an 94 Q Ierry Betts ,wi we-nv '- Ronald Linsch Tom Cairns ws-dj ...J Gene Fotopoulos Brothers Ri h C Grd and R qethe Onfifld Merc sh Marci if theY defeat their opponzlnts 2: tt::YHf1C:i1'1Soglay to- ' meet 95 C pzamiae I- Co kun eid goes after a high one in the Hudson meet im n - Ronald Linscheid Ronald Mercer Richard Mercer With tive lettermen from the 1946 tennis squad returning, Coach Gene Niewald's net team entered the '47 season with the inten- tion oi winning laurels. Veterans were Tommy Cairns, Gene Fotopoulos, sophomores: Richard Mercer, junior: Ronnie Linscheid and Ierry Betts. seniors. The previous season, though not excellent, gave the boys experience which they applied advantageously in this year's matches. . In the first meet March 21 against Hudson. the Hawks won six of seven matches. Other opponents included Wichita North. Wichita East, Winfield, Salina, Eldorado. and Ark City. 'emma B111 Fqyney fuck Woods lack Ludwxg Ted Maupm Chester Rxchurds B111 Wall Ted 1 wan 111 th blob Mqupm the baton to B , D 90es over U2 ds passes e be lack Woo haumxle relcxv h prachc 8 U1 D - .ff ,Uh 'u Tagog Pace P1118 the shot at practice as lim Stout QP 11411168 Iones look on I . . f HF' I1 ,' 41, I p CW x . 'VJ T' M' 4 - 1-cs. - , x' wt , ' 96 ,bend .lang 'Www in mctdce His Shirt ul - . 1 . P 1651 the b v - e lr c eared If On his next sr off, but B111 Moms Qaih his diswnc Y' - me Gif lo . 1 s UP in A Bill Wan Q02 ww' or 1 Y . xhe,bfoG in 'Q' ,Ill J y H V V 'S - ' 1 3? ' x V , if Y p . , , , - U l 4, , . yt Y ,Ax gg A-2 W t KX! .'-w As the song of the robin suggests spring, the patting of the spiked shoes upon the cinders denotes the coming of the spring sport-track. Coach Woody Kramer, a former college dash star, began his first year as a Hutchinson mentor this season. Falling heir to thirteen retuming lettermen, Mr. Kramer started train- ing his prospectives on March 10. Lettermen, captained by Iack Ludwig, were lack Woods, Dan Upson, Chester Richards, Wayne Tyler, Bill Farney, Iohn Oswald, distance runners: Ted Maupin, Bill Wall, Milton Evans, sprinters: Talton Pace, Iim Stout, and Don Cossman, weight men. Season opener was the usual start off meet-the Sterling relays on April 5. The following weeks saw the Hawk thinclads attending the W. U. invitational AA meet April 12, K. U. Relays April 18, the Hutchinson- Salina dual meet here April 22, and the Ark Valley meet at Wichita May 2. The team wound up the season by competing in the Hutchinson regional May 9-10 and the state meet at Manhattan May 16-17. A - I- ru- crgwg r ' ' , , km, Q, f W I - 1. y E51 Sify p X , 1 , Q1 'gr -v V . e ww, I A' xi 4 'f . it B' h -. ' 6 ,, ' -t J ' v ., - .3 L -' , up-E . lg X , ,p li lv1l::H1xM'f 1,5 r A . y gitfixxn' iflqtql W V f .7 1 L f ,M . K U 0 f 'ln . 1 Q '09 L X lx f 'P 1 X A l x V ' 'K ' ., - li 'i S A , - - . :IA . ln!n:xfm..- HM: 'tttll'-Y ' ' ' H' 4' l -f 2 g gt..- Y 'zu f' 'lc .1 4 , K ' l I tl I ' if f , , ' , 1 1 , gl X '- ' ,f 1 V' ' ' , 'rf' .K . EQ' M fy 1- I L ' six A 1 l tl y ' .L - . W ' A Track squad-Front Row:D. Richards, W. Tyler, T. Weems, B. Wall, L. Aleman, A. Bishop, D. Glaze, I. Massey, I. Krause, B. Iackson, E. Willis, G. Snowden. Second Row: Coach W. Kramer, I. Oswald, B. Butterworth, T. Ramos, G. Clay, B. Farney, I. Rudd, B. Tankersley, R. Kummer, I. Ludwig. 1. Woods, H. Eastwood, D. Cossman, Coach D. Michaels. BSCIKAHSTV: D. Upson, T. Pace, B. Kirkhuif, G. Stover, M. Iohnson, C. Richards, M. Binford, G. Krantz, I. Fast, R. Blanchard, . c ure. 97 s Don Cossman gets off a beautiful throw as he works on the disc. M I Talton Pace throws the javelin during an early practice ses- sion. t I-F 98 1 A yi I Letterman Iack Woods tries his speed on the hurdles for the first time. ew aide Baseball took its place among the Hutchinson high school spring sports this year for the first time since 1917. Coach E. A. Cairns took over the job of coaching the hard- ballers. With no previous honors to maintain, the squad went into the schedule with the in- tention of setting a record for future Hawk teams to equal. The city offered the use of Carey Ball Park to the players. The A. V. L. took the team into its fold to increase its mem- bership to six ball clubs including Newton, Wichita East, Eldorado, Wichita North, Hutch- inson, and Winfield. The sport's popularity with students was proved the first practice session when 75 reported. Of this number Mr. Cairns chose 20 of the more outstanding play- ers to comprise the squad. The season opened April 1 against the Eldorado nine. Other games were with Cathe- dral, April 8: Newton, April ll, Cathedral, April 15: Wichita East, April 16: Lamed tour- nament, April 25, Wichita North, April 29: and Winfield, May 2. The Ark Valley tournament was held in Carey Park May 9. The state tour- nament was played off May 15, 16, and 17 at Topeka. A . d 1 , HM, ,J -, f t Q s 1. U.. b., i f- : . 1 ' i N -- going to .901ng to hit A to solve mfg! the ban? Heckermcm, Qr is A k Problem, seems just Qboc eflnun ut Ieady .nk Ky 1 r 4 I gif., X .1 M he 4, -ln f5'm- A , . Byron Barth I a STR!-I-I.1,K'Eler demonwmes the se ' 1 nding Gnd of Q' Q 5 vlwlfif Front Row: L. Schmidt, R. Frye, K. Christner, I. Baker, R. Ryan, G. Ackerman, B. Batthauer, K. Schroeder, W.. Fowler, B. Warnock. I. Cmpper. Second How: D. Walker, I. Kerr, M. Hatcher, L. Ediger, I. Martin, H. Hollingsworth, K. Estes, W. Bennett, I. Crippen, M. Davis, D Schrock. Back Row: I. Schroeder, A. Keffer,H. Davis, T. Spencer, D. Williams, M. Bowen, R. Zumalt, T. Chase, G. Voss, C. Reese, R. Kmghtly, R. Iackson, R. Dunlap, R. Vemon, W. Kingsley. J, I.,-I in I I I AXXX ?7cm6 Stressing good sportsmanship and physi- cal development, Coach Norvall Neve's gym classes participated in organized sports and individual improvement. Basketball teams were organized first se- mester, and each team played others within its class. To build and co-ordinate muscles the boys next took part in a strenuous course of calisthenics. Dips, rope climbing, and mat work were especially stressed. Following the calisthenics course the mus- cle men competed against each other in the West Point physical entry tests. These tests were composed of dips, standing broad jumps, vertical jump, dodge-run, rope climbing, bar vault, 300-yard dash, and set-ups. The boys took the tests at the first of the year and dur- ing the last semester. By keeping a record of the results in the early trials, the boys could tell how much they improved. Aigmlgllggjjgnazigutetz a strenuous test as I. Costello, F Goerf record in the early lests llgitlilir ibrbiixelcgllel Costello holds the vlmllelfa school record of one foot UV h O . a E b 4 inc Senior hockey team-Front Row: L. Boney, I. Nel- son, B. Crum, I. Walker, I. Neumeyer. Second Row: A. Perrin, R. Lloyd, V. Taylor, E. Mc- Cullough. Third Row: V. Beale, B. Armstrong, D. Abbott, BRQNQ- ' Z' ' L ,I 'Xv-x . A... A .1 if? 3 102 Fleta Richards and Velma Beale jump for the ball in the sophomore-senior game of the tournament. QM . 1 99' .n-QQ I , lunior hockey team-Front Row: M. Eagan, I. Martindell, K. Coad, B. Sanders, B. Brack. Second Row: A. Brawner, S. Van Slyke, P. Moden. Back Row: G. Linebarger, B. Bishop, M. King. Sophomore hockey team-Front How: C. Dicks, M. Cheever, I. Mitchell, I. Hughey. Second Row: I. Gibson, M. Chidester, B. Crupper. Third Row: B. Comstock, B. McCoy, A. Hardwick. 7a Senior basketball team-Front Row: I. Nelson, V. Beale, A. Perrin, B. Cooper, R. Lloyd, D. Abbott. Second Row: C. Eibert, G. Woodson, M. White, V. Taylor. 700840460543 7m 1 1 V lxv Iunior basketball team-Front Row: M. Gowans, M. King. Second Row: I. Martindell, M. Bryan, S. Van Slyke. Back Row: V. Roth,'B. Cummings, L. Steffens, O. White. Girls as well as boys carried on an ex- tensive athletic program during the year by participating in hockey, basketball, and volley- ball tournaments. Hockey championship went to the seniors after one round of the toumament which was discontinued because of cold weather. In the three game tournament, the seniors won both of their games while the juniors placed second, by defeating the sophomores. Sophomore girls won the basketball tour- nament by defeating both the juniors and sen- iors in the first round of play. Iuniors and sen- iors tied for second place: however, the seniors were the only team to defeat the sophomore champions. Sophomore basketball team-Front Row: F. Rich- ards, N. Coblentz, D. Cox, B. Crupper, W. Wisby Back Row: D. Buggeln, M. Robinson, I. Gibson, N Klotz, P. Calvin. 'll- Senior volleyball team-Front Row: M. White, I. Neu- meyer, I. Nelson, A. Perrin. Second Row: B. Crum, D. Abbott, H. Lloyd, V. Beale, F. Sydnor. Back Row: D. Grice, G. Woodson. it X 4 ' W X W Iunior volleyball team-Front How: D. Savage, I. Mar- tindell, E. Cornwell, K. Coad. Second Row: M. Eagan, B. Brack, B. Bishop, I. Armstrong, M. Bryan. Back Row: A. Brawner, L. Rauckman, M. King, S. Van Slyke. Strike! Set 'em up in the other a1ley, was the lingo the girls picked up when they partici- pated in bowling along with other unorganized sports during the winter. As spring came on, the girls oiled their skates and pumped up bicycle tires to get some exercise as well as fresh air. For girls who really wanted exercise there was hiking. For participating in these activities, the girls get 30 points for each sport. At the end of the year if they have earned 600 points, they get their first letter. The second letter may be earned with additional points, while third year awards come to those with 1500 points. .XXX X. XX X Sophomore volleyball team-Front Row: B. Berry, I Mitchell, I. Lockman, C. Dicks, K. Hall, I. Hannon, P Clites, I. Holleman. Second Row: V. Stringos, I. Gibson, K. Swartz. M. Chi- dester, D. Carter, C. Gomez, R. Stricklin, A. Frye. Back Row: L. Snyder, P. Lloyd, A. Hardwick, B. Crupper A. Eastabrooks, D. Cox, D. Buggeln, N. Klotz, D. Heiling 'ij f f, - i if f rv: 2 . M 'L w g 5, , ' - v' I I ,ff rar ' t + v ii 1- wr IW' - 7 E 1 if ' -' 'N 4 - . 5' ,tgyf yi ff' ' v Z.. , ' 5 -12' - 5 ' . 1 + J -' f f' . . f B gg . f ' QP 'E ' uv- , .,w , fm ,gif 1 x 1 4, 3+ ,W 41, K fu ,4 x 5' 1' ga -s 4 1' ,L Q - 'Muzi ' . R Giswmmseiaa f QfI , f . wp 0 -A nl' OWU als' I , , wif'-Zh,zfff S XV - A JM..- ff ,, , ,'f1',f-WNY f, ?.,,w T 'g' ,' !'A g 42f'7 ,'f',. Y - iiaiwkguwam-z.wn,mvwf ,f H+ V- . ff 'J' fins. 'WG 'Q' 5 ai? 6 Wlazdanu qua 71541544 544444 And Attendants QM Same wmaa, 64456 z4'un6t49e 72454155 1,944 107 Gathenng for refreshments are Ioan Neumeyer Weston Sm1th Dale Baker Nancy Chalmers Bob Roth Betty Crum R1d1ng rn the car of honor are queen cand1dates Conme Arm1tage Norma Mlller Natahe Logan Mar1anne Gear Gracte Mack lm and Maxine Samms Banng at Ioe s Tavern are Manan H1nds Betty Armstrong Lorene Frank Betty Coad Betty Sanders Zona S1lV1S and Natalie Logan Consummg the1r v1tam1ns at the Hawks Nest are Connxe Armltage Maryellen Ph1l11ps Rosle Lloyd and Donna Handles- Gettlng set for a wh1r1 at the fa1r are Iackle Noyes and Manlyn Colby Un de mf-?4'f4 S.,- gl X. Woorng technique as demonstrated by Donna Savage and Ierry Weber Takmg a whxrl around the Legron Hall floor H H S students at the hrst school dance L1n1ng up for floor show at Ioe s are Betty Crum Grace Mackhn Conme Armrtage Vlfqlnld Taylor Donna Savage Katre Coad Iune Martmdell Marranne Gear cmd Boo Cole- Acceptxng the G A A Salt Hawk on be half of the students 1S S C presxdent Dan Up son whrle cheer leader Eddxe Mackhn looks Intervxewrnq smger Stuart Foster are Buzz reporters Beverly Bxshop Marquentte Bryan and Margaret Gowans A iv ES- l. ... ' 3. . . . ' ' ' 1 1 1 I ' I I . I on- 5. .. . ' ' ' , , E fu ' 41 G fl .VI . f 5. 1 r Q G Q ., -1 rf- ' ' ,. . 3, .,.s. Aa t ,K gif-ff ' V el G . j il y T: L, G 1, N HAS YH, ,. .X 1 . . . Shirley Kennedy and Barbara Blair take a fast ride on the Octopus- ZW whlle Edxth Yeager Katnna Swartz Norman Pernll and Margaret Gowans do a 11ttle grandstand plqymg m You Cant Take If Wnh You and gnd queen Norma M111er and escort Chauncey Iones watch the Salt Hawks 1n actton after the coronatlon as members of G A A strut the1r stuff at a foot ball szde show Maryellen Phxlhps Ierry Weber Phylhs Aley Iohnny Robmson Dorothy Melland Harold K1eler Io Logan John Oswald Betty Armstrong and Chauncey Iones cut a rug at the Student Counc11 dance after the Thanksg1v1ng vacatlon basketball game as the ball floats in the air numbers twenty- elght and twelve jump for it- G R Girls trim the Christmas tree outside e office- while Maxine King makes eyes at Alfred Lews he sings Every Day Is Ladies Day With Me at the Salt Hawk Revue- track starts and Eddie Vxsser Bob Holleman Iohn Oswald check out equipment from Bob Bee- man- ! ,Q '?'?'1t4'5i' - nght in style for Tacky Day are Dick Behtzer Marcheta Dewey, Thelma Brace, and Nona Dawn qmomex Q1 A '5 :W e dock on '43 ww 10 es mb Xes o o u mos use Leo vfixkm -Noikf Y-Hen het hooX e es mer dog s to sCbooX xt 5 oi n Osb0 on q ost X sues an douqkm ex god :nom coXoneg,f Y edsuixq cxvloq P-69105 SNC 5 112 I wwf jfs- A X X X 1 ...am .1-.0 a 61- li: ' f Y' .71 an -v- at 19 Ki ' f A N' o I w W 1 I V -S,....':s- 1 MQ, f X ' ',,l,,2.l,Qu ! . . 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Delvine Keith, Ioymlee Walker, Lydia Boney, Betty Redenbaugh, and Margaret Miller, members of the advanced typing class, doing routine office work- . . . and Willa Oswalt and Rex Clothier fumish comedy as they munch on ice cream sandwiches as they stroll around the fair grounds- ,M l A rwfinlgh :E H 4 -.C 1-Salt.: . . . while later in the year students gather at First and Main for a pep rally before Hutch-Wellington game here. Leading the parade are queen candidates and cheer leaders- . . . Ronnie Linscheid, Gene Wells. Iohnny Friesen, Ierry Rudd, and Jimmie Conklin add a note of gaiety to the queen's assembly. .wg Ill! at the sophomore rush party are shown Loretta Barber Margaret Gowans Conme Armxtage Ona Leonard Mary Io Iones Iackxe Noyes Pattre Henry Karen Hall Patsy Pxtts Barbara Mrtchell Dorothy Ol-Iara Margaret Eales Barbara Stevens Edrth Yeager and Pat Iones- pausmg at the refreshment stand along the mrd way are Ella Mae Cornwell and Katy Coad srppmg cold dnnks rush1ng to fourth hour classes the students pour 1nto the front door at the end of the noon hour playrng cards and dancmg at one o clock rn the mormng are Katy Coad Sue Van Slyke Iune Marun dell Beverly Blshop Donna Savage and Ella Mae Cornwell I Q fn A' I . I I 4, 5 1 . 1 I I I I la 1 1 I ' ' I ' ' .9 I I KVM V I -3 -'P V A Q ' l - .ni 1 is ' I if - ' 'Q ' 'N . 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Holy Cnty C4 Salt Hawk Revue C3 41 The Green Lnqht Costume Dnrector C41 GAA C2 3 41 Vnce-Pres C41 G R C2 3 41 Cabnnet C31 Pepettas C21 Perrnll Club C2 3 41 Rlchard son McCarter C2 3 41 Hockey C2 3 41 BasketballG C2 3 41 Volley ball C2 3 41 Glee Club C3 41 Holy Cnty C3 41 Salt Hawk Revue C3 41 Mnxed Chorus C3 41 Gnrls Trnple Quartet C41 Musnc Festzval C3 41 lcebound C21 Green Lnqht Tncket Chanrman C41 Buzz C31 Alla garoo Edrtorm-chnet C41 S C Sec C21 Gul Rep C41 BAKER DALE HY C43 BAKER IOHN H-Club C3 41 Treas C41 H1Y C2 41 Football C2 3 41 Track C21 Glee Club C2 31 Holy Cnty C2 31 Salt Hawk Revue C2 31 Mnxed Chor us C2 31 Allagaroo Kmg C41 BAKER ROSANNA GAA C21 G R C41 Home Ec C31 Holy Cnty C41 Musnc Festnval C2 31 Usher Force C3 41 BARTLETI' IONE GAA C2 31 Home Ec C31 Holy Cnty C31 Muslc Festnval C2 31 BATES GERALD Glee Club C2 31 Holy Cnty C2 31 Salt Hawk Revue C2 31 Musnc Fes tnval C2 31 BATTHAUER BYRON Football C3 41 Basketball B C41 Track C21 BEALE VELMA GAA C2 3 41 Rnchardson McCar ter C31 Hockey C2 3 41 Basket ball-G C3 41 Glee Club C2 3 41 Holy Cnty C3 41 Salt Hawk Revue 3 4 Nonettes C41 Musnc Fesuval C31 BECK MARY HELEN Holy Clty C41 4,6 7947 D444 BETTS IERRY HClub C41 HY C2 3 41 Perrnll C2 3 41 Valence C3 41 Treas C41 Tennns 3 4 BISHOP ALFRED HClub C3 41 HnY C21 Football C2 3 41 Track C31 BLANCHARD ROBERT H-Club C41 HnY C31 Football C3 41 Track C2 3 41 BONEY LYDIA GAA C2 3 41 GR C3 41 nch ardson McCarter C41 Hockey C41 Holy Cnty C41 Musnc Festnval C2 31 Usher Force C2 31 Capt C31 South Amer Pageant C21 BORNHODLT LA VERNE BORNHOLDT LAWRENCE HnY C21 Glee Club C2 3 41 Salt Hawk Revue C31 Mnxed Chorus C2 3 4 BOWEN MONTIE HnY C21 Basketball C21 Bmncn: THELMA Hoes Ec ga 41 BRADEN IOHN Pernll Club C21 Valence Club C3 41 Pres C41 Buzz Edntor C41 BRAY BETTY Holy Cnty C31 Salt Hawk Revue C31 Muszc Festnval C 21 BRIDGESS IUANITA GA A C21 G R C21 Home Ec C31 Glee Club C2 3 41 Holy Cnty C2 31 Salt Hawk Revue C3 41 Mnxed Chor us C3 41 Musnc Festnval C2 31 BROGDON I EAN Ec C41 Usher Force C21 Holy Cnty C31 Salt Hawk Revue C31 BROWN GILBERT BROWN HAROLD BURNHAM IAMES Holy Cnty C2 3 41 Salt Hawk Re vue C2 3 41 Mnxed Chorus C2 3 41 Madrngalnans C41 BURWELL DAVID Green Light C41 BURWELL LAVERN BYER IOAN GAA.C2 3 41 GR C2 3 41 Home Ec C3 41 R1ChQYdS0hMCCGn9I C41 CALVINE PEGGIE GAA C2 31 GR C21HomeEc C31 Holy Cnty C3 41 Salt Hawk Revue C3 41 CANFIELD FRANCIS CARDWELL RAYMOND Football C2 3 41 Veteran CARTER KENNETH CHALMERS NANCY GAA C2 3 41 GR C2 3 41 Home Ec C3 41 Board C31 Rnchardson McCarter C41 CHAMBERS IOHN CLARK IERRY Veteran CLARY IEANNINE Home Ec C31 CLAY GEORGE Perrnll Club C31 Valence C3 41 Track C3 41 Salt Hawk Revue C41 Debate C3 41 Band Lnbrarnan C41 Orch Lnbrarnan C41 CLEVENGER CAHOLIN G AC2341GRC2341 rnll Club C2 3 41 Home Ec C3 41 Rnchardson McCarter C3 41 Glee Club Cz 3 41 Holy ctty Ca 41 san Hawk Revue C3 41 Mlxed Chorus 3 41 Nonettes C41 Gnrls Tnple Quartet C31 Musnc Festnval C2 3 41 COAD BETTY GAA C2 3 41 GR C2 3 41 Pe rnll Club C 3 41 Rnchardson McCarter C3 41 Glee Club C2 3 41 Holy Clty C3 41 Salt Hawk Revue C3 41 Madnqalnans C41 Gnrls Trnple Quar tet C31 Musnc Festnval C2 3 41 COMMONS DONALD CONKLIN IAMES I-I-Club C3 41 HnY C2 3 41 Cabn et 31 Prnll C2 3 41 Valence C3 41 BasketballB C2 3 41 Tenmns C2 3 41 Band C2 31 CONWAY IUNE GAA C2 31 GR C2 31 Perrnll Club C21 Holy Cnty C31 Salt Hawk Revue C31 Musnc Festnval C2 31 COOPER BARBARA GAA C2 3 41 GR C2 41 Home Ec C3 41 Rnchardson McCarter C21 Hockey C31 Basketball Capt C2 3 41 Volleyball C2 3 41 Buzz Busn ness Mgr C41 COOPER IERRY CORLEY PHYLLIS GAA C41 GR C2 3 41 HomeEc C 41 Rnchardson McCarter C3 41 Valence C41 Holy Cnty C41 Salt Hawk Revue C 41 Mnxed Chorus C 41 Home Ec Trnple Trno C 41 Musnc Fes txval C2 41 CORWIN RAY HnY C41 Football C3 41 Basketball B C3 41 Track C3 41 Holy Cnty C31 Musnc Festnval C31 COSTELLO IAMES HnY C21 Football C21 Track C2 3 CREECH MADLYN CREEL BARBARA GAA C2 3 41 GR C2 3 41 Red Cross Councnl C41 Rnchardson Mc Carter C41 Holy Cnty C3 41 Salt Hawk Revue C3 41 Mnxed Chorus C3 41 Musnc Festnval C2 3 41 CRIPPIN IACK Tennns C31 CRUM BE'I'I'Y IO GAA C2 3 41 Sports Mgr C41 G R C2 3 41 S C C31 Treas C4 Home Ec C3 41 Board C41 Rnch ardson McCarter C3 41 Pres C41 Hockey C2 3 41 Basketball G C21 Holy Cnty C41 Salt Hawk Revue C3 41 Mnxed Chorus C41 Home Ec Tnple Tno C41 Musnc Festnval C2 3 CURTISS KELLEY Pernll Club C3 41 Holy Cnty C2 3 41 Salt Hawk Revue C2 3 41 Mnx ed Chorus C2 3 41 Madngalnans C31 Boys Tnple Quartet C2 3 41 Musnc Festnval C2 3 41 DADE PHILIP EUGENE DARLING LA VERNE Veteran DAVIS TWYLA LAVERN GAA C3 41 GR C41 Usher Force CUP' C43 DAVIS GUY WILLIAM DAWN NONA BELLE GR C2 31 Musnc Festlval C2 31 DECK RICHARD Perrnll Club C2 31 Brass Sextet 41 Trumpet Trno C3 41 DEEDS WILLIAM LEE Holy Cnty C31 Salt Hawk Revue C41 Mnxed Chorus C3 41 Musnc Festnval C31 DELAN EY HARRY D1-:TTER ROBERT H Y C33 Buzz 31 DEWEY MARCHETA GR C2 31 Holy Cnty C2 31 Green Lnght C41 You Cant Take It Wnth You C41 DICKERSON MAYNARD Football C 21 Basketball B C21 DILLON ELIZABETH GAA C2 3 41 Sec C31 GR C21 Perrnll Club C2 3 41 Sec C31 Pes C41 Debate C3 41 Peps1Cola C4 Sprung Green Who Wouldnt Be Crazy Dommoo LELAND H1Y C2 31 DUBBS DONALD KEITH DUERKSEN HENRY GEORGE HnY C31 Holy Cnty C2 3 41 Salt Hawk Revue C3 41 Mnxed Chorus C2 3 41 DUFFIN BETTY GAA C2 3 41 Home Ec C3 41 Buzz C41 DUNLAP RICHARD Hn Y Q23 DYCK WILMA IANE EALES MARGARET GAA C2 31 GR C2 3 41 Holy Cnty 3 41 Salt Hawk Revue C3 41 Gnrls Tnple Quartet C 41 Musnc Fes tn al C2 3 41 Buzz C31 PepsnJCola EDDLEMON BONNIE IOYCE EDIE IEAN GAA C2 3 41 GR C2 3 41 Home Ec C31 Holy Cnty C3 41 Salt Hawk Revue C31 Musnc Festnval C2 3 41 EI-IRLICH CLINTON Basketbal1B C2 3 41 Track C2 31 Band C2 3 41 Trumpet Tno C31 EIBERT CAROL GAA C41 GR C2 3 41 HomeEc C41 BasketballG C41 Holy Cnty C31 Salt Hawk Revue C31 Musnc Festnval C31 ELAM IULIUS ELLISON MARCELLA on C41 ELLIOTT DONALD Hcnub C41 1-n1Y C2 3 41 Perrnll Club C21 Football C2 3 41 Basket ball C21 Track C21 Glee Club C2 31 Holy Cnty C2 31 Salt Hawk Re- vue C2 31 Musnc Festnval C2 31 ENGLER DONNA EUKER WAYNE EVANS MILTON H-Club C3 41 Football 3 1 Track C2 3 41 EWY PATRICIA GAA C2 3 41 GR C2 3 41 Pep ettas C21 Perrnll C2 41 Rnchardson McCarter C3 41 Volleyball C31 You Cant Take It Wnth You S C C43 I -. . . . -. : .. , , :P - i - . . 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C21 Musxc Festxval C21 Ush er Force C21 HALE LAWENCE HALL FRED Holy Ctty C21 Salt Hawk Revue C21 HANNA BARBARA GAA C41 GR C2 3 41 Pepettas C21 Pernll Club C2 3 41 Holv Ctty C41 Salt Hawk Revue C3 41 Mrxed Chorus C3 41 Madnqallans C41 Gxrls Tnple Quartet C31 Debate C3 41 Ark Valley Contest C 31 Wxchxta Festrval C31 Buzz C31 HANSEN MARILYN HATFIEI.D RAl.PH HAUSCHILD KEITH HAYS IONNIE Glee Club C2 3 41 Holy City C2 3 41 Salt Hawk Revue C2 3 41 Mrxed Choms C2 3 41 Boys Tnple Quar tet C41 Mustc Fesuval C2 3 41 HEIRONIMUS GENE Valence C41 HENSLEY RAMON HERNANDEZ KATHERINE Musxc Festxval South Amer Pageant HIGGINS ERLEE GAA C2 3 41 GR C2 31 Homo Ec Q43 Holy Cxty C31 HINXLE BILLIE HINDS MARIAN GAA C2 3 41 Board C31 GR C2 3 41 PernllClubC2 3 41 S C C41 R1chardsonMcCarter C21 Hockey C2 31 Basketball-G C21 Holy Crty C3 41 Salt Hawk Revue C2 3 41 Musxc Festxval C2 3 41 Madng lxans C41 Glrls Tnple Quartet C31 Debate C3 41 HISEY WILLIAM HOFFMAN DOROTHY GAA C21 Salt Hawk Revue C3 41 Mued Choms C3 41 Musxc Feshval C3 41 HOLLAND IAMES HU'1'l'ON LENARD Valence C31 Holy Cxty C31 Band C2 32 IMEI. 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