Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

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For This advenTure leads us like modern, young Ulysses on To even greaTer expediTions. i We are parT of all ThaT we are meeTing on This Trip. On The side-roads of music, journalism, speech, and aThleTics we are,gaining experience To aid us in TuTure Tours Through un- Tamiliar TerriTory. While we are on The road, we are people Tinding enjoy- menT and pleasure as well as men aT work. Searching Tor happiness and becoming acquainTed wiTh The Things which we need To saTisTy us in liTe are included. IT is on This journey ThaT our sTandards are chosen: here we decide wheTher The souvenir TrinkeTs such as The number oT offices we have held will be The worThwhile reminders oT The road or wheTher The liTe-long Triends we have made are The real paymenT Tor The eTTorT oT Twelve long years. How good is man's liTe-The mere living. How TiT To employ The mind and The senses Torever in joy, we agree as This advenTure shows us how To enrich our lives. Beyond The EasT, The sunrise. Beyond The WesT, The seal' . . . wider horizons are beckoning us. GaThering up The souvenirs oT whaT we hope has been a happy porTion of The journey, The sTaTT presenTs The I949 Allaqaroo. 4 P The journey Through high school wheT our appeTiTe Tor more Q 'lf . PM . N ff-' 3 ' , v : I . - 1 K., sf I 1 - .3 l j , e, lik fl A v ,' r f V M . jj 49 V , -W 5 WMM' 'WM W' Wf,W5JQQf5Z pjwfffwfwf WMV gfvve WWW 1 1 1 I 1 2 i 1 1 , 1 4 4 1 I 1 i f f f IRA ELER'BuRE u 5 . , , . . ' , ., ,,,L-M,.......1 -.lull A lk N B T PCNNTS CF MERES1 ADMXNXSTRATKDN QOACT X4 semoas ze Jumoxzs 48 z sovuowxomes 54 cmss eo 'Gb Acnvmes 11 svoms Q 92 no FEATURES Q 4 f ? Yff' Q 4 xx .fu ff? XVI, gm 155 2 J J f kg 5 , 'IQ ,fm fi! fx ' WZ ii F ' x,.,,, ? X G X ' ,ji S .-Q, Xf ,,,..., f-2 , f ,wr , fx fy i I ,Q x If 1 ' - 1 u 1- r !' 7am 96-una YOU GA ERICAN Tom Cairns is fhe Young American for I949! A board of judges, consisling of juniors, seniors, faculfy, and alumni of HHS, selecfs each year fhe senior who has besl' exempli- fied Hs ideal of a young American in his or her high school life. In +he process of +he selec+ion, 'rhe len seniors 'lhe judges deem fhe high len are firsf chosen by secrer ballof. From fhese +he Young American is selecled. For I949 The high 'ren are Anifa Bell- wood, Tom Cairns, Bill Farney, Karen Hall, George Howell, Nancy Neighbor, Norman Perrill, Fred Salmon, Ann Wagner, and Clark Wesley. The Young American award is sponsored each year by Mr. A. Lewis Oswald, 'l7, and Mr. Charles W. Oswald, '46, son and grand- son of +he laie Mr. C. W. Oswald, '85, who esrablished The award fwenfy-one years ago. ik E ssssfefwsgei Q 7nd Salman ROTARY WARD Choice for The RoT ary award is genial Fred Sal- mon. This ' award is open To all seniors who plan To aTTend HuTchinson Junior College. SelecTion of The winner is made on The basis of deTiniTe qualiTies-liTerary and scholasTic abiliTy and aTTainmenTsg qualiTies of manhood or womanhood, TruTh, courage, devoTion To duTy, sympaThy. kind- liness. unselfishness, and fellowship: exhibiTion of moral Torce of characTer and ' T' , ms uncT To Take in- TeresT in his or her scho I ' ' ' omaTes, and physical vigor. High four seniors of The I7 who applied were Mary Helen Robinson, Fred Salmon, Pauline Seka- vec. and PaTsy Walker. Salmon was chosen by a represenTaTive commiTTee composed of RoTary members presid T . en of The club. and The high school principal. 7101! Salaam ALLAGARoo KI cs halls of HHS on Excilemenf was rampanl in fhe 9 Fred Salmon was crowned I949 Allagarco Nov. . King in assembly while six candidales vied for 'rhe honor of The foofball queenis Throne. Rivals for lhe King's Throne were Merlyn l'la1'cher, Louis- Ediger, Bill Blair, and Bob Knighlly, selecled by senior reporling rooms. Anile Jane Bellwood, Alla- . ' garoo edifor, gave Salmon a crown, a recenpl' or an Allagaraa, and a lciss as vicfory folcens. Salmon has had a busy high school life, serving as business manager of fhe Buzz in his senior year, and being masfer of ceremonies for some of The high school radio programs, A'fFiffeen Muddled Minu'res, over KWBW. These acfivilies, how- ever. have nof kepf him from be-ing consislenlly on fhe honor roll. 'A E g 19 J d fi' 429 QY5, 4 'Y if 0,l gf O 4 4 4.o:,6e 44 Q 49,5 'u 44 A, 4 0.44 'V O 45, fN 9+ 9 , g,f-s 4 -A -o-'P Q. 44D qivvh ff I i 1 X, X l K I X , ,1- 'ff i-Wit 1 'll 9 5 L 445 4 mv i is K Q 714mg 724694611 l . - 'I i 5 Q 91+ as D R P Rl YL X i R g l A 8 Q 'f f g N. 4' 2 +4 1- 'X x 'xQ3'i'r ' :KXYLX i r 4, V + , 5 ,s ' 'V 'Y ,Liga Neighb r, 9 Pilgrim, was elecled aclwievemenls. Du 'ng her ae 'feat HS, i 1 v lr hyleior 'rls fo e HS noml e!Nior.5iaie' 5:5--' flwis lionor roll 'ludenl' J etlm omore gir 1 Q resenfa ' e in 'flue na n- ide cifi nslwip co esf represenialiv , secrel ol iunior c 0+- r Q. ,po ore hier of Hwe Am ican Re olu- ball quee candid e, ye ember of G qt U li and K -Efles, d Kay le ofions direcior if Qualifying as ' eal 'rl, ancy wa elecf d -, and ce presi enf. . l e ' aders epe dabilily, servi an nners- 'lor DAR a r were' Fannie Leo- m n f firsl o lisl' o ulos n .Cheryl Dicks. r I 117 x .,f 1 ,I Meet The Tourists... W 0- 3 ,v 'Mv 12 'D' kg C Q 7 p5 ?Jj 3' 55 171 . ,Wd , ' iff 4,11 J.,-H , Q Off 01,2 J: 1: S14 f- Q W ,of J 4 L- if Wi -JL JL? ' Zz , fab' 49' 1 U N 'U IUIJ 1 My .ff'Zv'-' , ilfavv f'l ,J' ' r U yi, ' b,e,!'u b -M 3951 cf if lo 1 '. ., 1' fi' 'ik ! ,il I1 Llfix! s Q! !'-,Y X . I F I, , R . , I .Ly ' hu. '- , l fl if 1 f L, P n UML .0 C' 1 QM Ll ' M ,' , fy il f- -v .Q , .fi rf 7 ff V j 7-VL b 431 ' . W ...I QE. H df' yr ,-A - J .1 ,if 1 , M43 I VT half if 1 Ig i f , , ff .0 1 ' ,aC1y,lf nk . 42,4-VJ M, .WW Administration . . . Seniors. .. U nderclassmen Hl, TOOTS!-Toofs. fhe newesf addifion fo The Godwin family. eyes his masier who does his daily dozen by raking leaves. V Hu+chinson public schools are good schools and fhey are geffing belief! This is fhe slogan originafed by fhe superinfendenf of schools, Mr. W. R. Godwin. He personifies fhis slogan as he goes aboul performing his daily rouiine. This quiefly aggressive educafor is very enfhusiasiic abou+ his work and fries always +o offer coopera- iive leadership. His sound judgrneni and common sense as well as his kindly, jovial manner sfand him in good s+ead when dealing wifh his many prob- lems. Some of fhe occupafions which fake up his 'lime are visi+ing classrooms, speaking af civic clubs, meefing wifh 'lhe Board of Educalion. and infer- viewing prospecfive feachers. This versafile man enjoys speaking before fhe various civic clubs of Hufchinson as he believes 'rhaf +he way io gef bef- fer educafional sysfems is fo secure fhe coopera- fion of fhe vofers. His broadminded inferesf in +he general welfare of fhe public school sysfem has esfablished him as an enfhusiasfic supporfer of be'r'rer schools. Superiniendenf Godwin came here six years ago from La Porie, Indiana. His quiei' capabiliiies soon placed him among ihe leading adminisfrafors of ihe sfaie. He graduafed from De Pauw -uni- versify and received his mas'rer's degree from fhe Universify of Chicago. Mr. Godwin enjoys being wiih his family and his dog. His hobby is collecfing fhe unusual leffers he receives, mosf of ihem confaining complainfs or sfrange job applicafions. SUPERI TE DE T 5 EQ 5 il Sf r W Pm. ak 71. JOHN'S OTHER LIFE--Mosf sfudenfs are ac- cusfomed fo seein Dr. Nicholson as a school ad g n minisfrafor. However. his family sees him in a differ- enf lighf. His wife: daughfer, Janice: John Kennedy 5-monfh old son: Dr. Nicholson: and anofher daugh- fer, Julie, comprise a fypical family scene. Alfhough Dr. John H. Nicholson, principal, came here fwo years ago from Briarcliff Manor, New York, high school, he is originally a fronfier man. Born in fhe Indian ferrifory of Oklahoma, he remained in fhe Wesf during his youfh. The son of a Mefhodisf minisfer, Dr. Nicholson spenf his boyhood in Kansas. His preparafion for an educafionalicareer began af Soufhwesfern in Winfield and Emporia Sfafe Teach- ers' College. He lafer received his masfer's degree af Colorado Sfafe Teachers' College af Greely and sfudied for his docforafe al' Columbia universify in New York. In fhe shorf fimei Dr. Nicholson has served as principal of fhis high school. he has sfrongly sup- porfed and endeavored fo arrange many improve- monfs for fhe school. In his quief buf effecfive way he has gained a posifion of influence in educafional circles, and his belief has many 'rimes been a deferm- ining facfor in imporfanf decisions. Dr. NichoIson's primary ambifion for fhis school is a gradual buf significanf change in curriculum confenf. He firmly believes fhaf a school's curriculum should confain more knowledge fo fif fhe needs of youfh in fhis ever changing world, yef fhese alfer- afions should nof be carried fo fhe exfreme. Progress is difficulf fo see. he poinfs ouf, buf minor changes have already been made fo lay fhe groundwork for much more rapid advancemenf. John Kennedy. fhe newesf addifion fo fhe fam- ily, fakes up a lof of fhe principal's fime off fhe iob. A high spof of his day is romping wifh Iiffle John. He also baby-sifs while his wife aHends Hufchinson Symphony rehearsals. His main hobby is fhe family dog, an Irish seffer named Brendan Piper, common- ly known as Lady. He also looks forward fo frouf fishing in fhe Rockies when summer comes. ' PRINCIPAL - - -- - .. . si..-T ., , ,,, OARD GF EDUCATIO Six hardy ciTizens give generously of Their Time and eTTorT meeTing Twice a monTh To plan The adminisTraTion oT The public schools. Elecfed by The voTers, These six people, who meeT wiTh Mr. W. R. Godwin, superinTenclenT oT schools, and Mr. T. A. Kerr, business manager and secreTary. are responsible Tor The desTiny oT The sTudenTs oT HuTchinson. Many of These same sTudenTs are unaware of The greaT amounT of worlc The Board oT EducaTion does To malce condiTions in The schools more pleasanT. One oT The major problems The Board of Edu- caTion has been invesTigaTing is improvemenT oT school Iegislafion. By urging consolidaTion oT sev- eral Temporary bills inTo one permanenT law, The board hopes To secure more saTisTacTory school legislaTion. lT is also suggesTing more indirecT Taxes insTead oT general properTy Taxes as a means oT supporT. Some members have made radio Talks and oThers have spoken before civic clubs To sTimu- laTe inTeresT on The behalT of This proiecT. NoT only has The HuTchinson Board of EducaTion Tried To improve The local schools buT also has oTTered leadership in The sTaTe Tor The needed legislaTion. These civic-minded people deserve much crediT Tor Their consTanT eTTorb To give The sTudenTs oT The ciTy a compleTe and eTTicienT educaTional sys- Tem. Fred Adams, and Mr. Frank Fee. - -MW,-,-may is Soma COMING EVENTS-Mr. Leslie D. Phillips. sup erinTendenT oT buildings and grounds, explains The plans Tor a new school To Mr. Harry Faris, Mrs NI Roscoe Coxfxne T- . Vice PMC Mrs. Elizabelh Sfafford Mr. W Girls' Adviser Boys. T' Cale ounselor VICE PRINCIPAL ADVISERS Three very imporfanf members of Ihe admini- slrafion are Mr. Roscoe Coyne, vice principal, Mrs. Elizabeih Slafford, girls' adviser, and Mr. W. T. Cole. boys' counselor. Mr. Coyne's dufies included working wilh cheer- leaders, planning social aclivifies, and handling discipline problems. In his Iwo and one-half years here, Mr. Coyne has eslablished himself as a friend fo all. My job. says Mrs. Slafford, is chafling wi'rh girls aboul anyfhing Ihey wanf fo Ialk abou? fha? will make fheir adolescenf years less confusing. She also works wifh parenfs and Ieachers. Mr. Cole has pioneered in Ihe field of guid- ance work in Huichinson and has advanced fo his presenl' posifion of co-ordinaior of guidance for Ihe ciiy. To help his boys find fhemselves, he gives apfifude, guidance. and personalify Iesfs. I ,gfF 'f' I SQUARE PEGS IN ROUND HOLES- r. Cole explains fhe process of a peg board, which is used Io Iesi' dexferify, Io Mr. Coyne while Mrs. Sfafford walches. CNE FOR THE RECORD-Miss Pearl Q Clinfon, regisfrar, checks and records six ' ' 'Il I,O50 I weeks grades for approxlma ey sfudenls. 17 4,,,..,-.?.l,..,......4, .lnia ,7,--w-- RNING This vilal iob falls To Mr. D. L. KEEP Tl-lE SCHOOL FlRES BU - Raddiclc, Sr., Mr. Harvey Edward James, assislani cusiodians: Mr. Charles R. Oyler, head cusiodian: Mr. Floyd Womack, assisiani cusfodiang Mr. Ben Culver, assisianl engineer: and Mr. Orie C. Ramsay, chief engineer. Kramer Mr. J. Nelson Sorem Mr. F. D. Grobe Biology Chemislry, Physiology SCIENC , PHYSICA EDUCATICD Mr. C. E. Sesher Biology lvl Eu ene Niewald M Hamillon Miss Paflief' Miss Jean Tor-fence r' g Ph ' l Educalion Physical Educaiion Mr. ax Physics, Geology Biology 515,55 18 E Caflef Mr Roland S Gunn Miss Emma Sage Mrs. Frances H. Arganbrighi Mr. Roy . I , q l ll Band Lalin, French, Spanish Spanish Spanish, Eng is an Q A V - ?i'f?'ff-3 i . .' v - 3 i'Qi7, fi , J, ,V - s,,L., U ' ' Uwqqgsg WA,gif,5,,g., ' L -, 'Z ,. WA1,fmwui,,., M f, , .. s.,biW1,,L,,,, ' ' Z f ' A T-Lisiriwffwj'fwfrJw., f IQ, as .sl Q 'V so l 'r ,. . w 41 - gg ' ' +A if -. 1 A if , W l Mr. F. Roberl Hollowell M155 Shirley Crawford Miss Mabelle Billings. 'Mr. James H. Barreh' Orcheslra Ar-I' Vocal Music . Vocal Music?- 'N7jZ4ff04f?'44i41fff2f' F REIG ANGU GE, LlSlC, ART V, C 'f Mr William McCorl'. CHAT AND CHEW CLUB--Mr. Roy E. ar er, . . T C le and Mr William Mullins, hold one ol Mr. A. Roland Ellioll, Mr. W. . 0 . - Q lheir daily noon meelings wiih ihe prinl shop serving as lunch room. 19 -'-'- Am-.- MN..,W.-anna 1f FINGER? IN, THE PIE-Miss Efiweiyn Fiagg, hosiess for a facuiiy coffee, serves pumpkin pre and coffee in Hue library +o Dr. John H. Nicholson, Mrs. Frances H. Arganbriginf, and Mr. Roy E. Carfer. CONCMICS MATH 1 Mr. Al SCi'1fiii Miss Marie Siewarr A Maiiwemarics, Georneiry 1 Mr. Roscoe Coyne l Maihemahcs Miss Ruiid Evans Algebra, Triqonomeiry 3 Aigebra ,W i Miss Ruin Siricifief Mrs. Eiizabeih Trosper GSOFUGTFY Cioihinq. Homeiivinq 20 ,- 4 4 ' ss i I is .2 '?a'-xxx Miss Daie Neweii Miss Egiher Cope Foods, Cioihinq Cioihing i f M . J hn N. 'Payne Miss lva H. Jarrieg Mrs. Leila H. Slroud Mr. Waller Rineharf TYPW3 Bookkeeping, Business Law F O Bookkeeping. Typing Sfenography, Typmg l .Y l f -.... l W i J es Mr v H smud l Cl Elliofl Mr. Gordon R. on I I I Aulo Mechanics Mr. Russell J. Kingsley Mr, A, R0 an Pflnilng Mechanical Drawing Woodwork COl.LECTlN6 THE MOOLA-J. C. Owens and Dick Dryden. sludenl cashiers, rake in lhe money for everylhing from 'fees and club dues lo Allaga- roo paymenls. The boys served as siudenl bookkeepers dunng Their high school e-,,... CCMMERCE, l DLISTRI L EDUCATIG H31-vf l 2 1 --Y Y nw., , ,, Y +----vw--Jn., ., , 1 SOCIAL SCIENC ,,,.....-f-7 ' M William Mullins examin- Pl.AYlNG SHERLOCK HOLMES?-No, ils r. f 'rh old leHers 'from his colleclion. All are of hislori- l ing al close range one o e cal value, lhe oldesf dalinq back lo l847. Because 'rlwe leHers do nol' be ong To him, he malces plwoloslalic copies. . Cole El' b l1Sl'ff d MF-W-T M Corl Mrs nza el a or Appned Psycholoc-W ' ' lg M . W. M. c . . Mr. William Mul ns V Consmuhon Applied Psychology American Hislory Mr. E. A. Cairns American Hislory i w M Miss Carrie Mugler Miss Alice Lucille Sleven Mr. Qon Michael Conslilulion, Social Problems World l-lislory American Huslory 22 T Lewis Miss Mayme King Miss Doris Ely English Malcolm Miss Willa Ka e English A Miss Jeanne 'f E lish' English Journalism. ng l 11- Miss Elinor Brining English ...in 4-' V , .4 Mrs AFieii'is'kfiz+hiiii3effzii M' Elma Hamill Mr. Tom Kelly , English , M 4 lS5 El'lgllSl'l Speech ONE FOR THE BOOKS--Phyllis ToLber+, assislani librarian. checks ou? S h rz sophomore P yllis goes 'ro iunior college in lhe a book +0 Be'Hy c wa , . morning and helps Miss Flagg 'ihe remainder of +he day. U g l Miss Elhelyn Elagg Librarian GU H LiBRARY 23 .X J 1 l l l i l 1 l on i l 1 i l Rf Tom Cairns Presidenl T UDE Sludenl Council has operaled under ils new and modern conslilulion lor lhe lirsl lime lhis year. A melhod ol represenlalion has been inauguraled in accordance wilh lhe conslilulion where one repre- senlalive serves lor every lwo reporling rooms. Presidenl Tom Cairns and Vice Presidenl Clarl: Wesley were elecled on a single ballol from lhe I949 senior class lasl spring. Jim Graves, iunior, was elecled secrelary and Gene Weslerhaus, senior, H was named lreasurer. The laller lwo were chosen from lhe Co 'l ' unci membership al lhe lirsl meeling ol lhe year. A maior problem lhe Council worlred on was lhe safely problem around lhe scho l W o. ilh Weslerhaus as chairman and Mary Helen Robinson, senior. Cara Jean Nelson and Bob Wildin, juniors, as members ol lhe commillee a safely campaign was accomplished. Pedeslrian lanes were painled. poslers were displayed. and wilh lhe cooperalion ol lhe police deparlmenl lhe lraflic problem was cleared up considerably. Some of lhe rouline mallers lhal lhe Council is responsible lor included planning lhe loolball queen eleclion and crowning, providing all-school dances aller games, and selling lhe dale for Taclry day. An amendmenl lo lhe conslilulion was also proposed concerning rules of procedure for eleclions. Sponsors lhis year w ere Miss Carrie Mugler, Miss lva James, and Mr. Roscoe Coyne. Nelson. K- Glaze' Clark. S- Caflef- C' I h I J, Darnell. J- STUDENT COUNCH. MEMBERS-Fronl Row. J. Lan am Benson B. Wildin. Bacli ROW: R' . A' Wagner. M- . J. Carlmark. M. Robinson. C. WesleY- Second Rowzgi Seal-lb Pbiriliirilvei. Cairns, G. WeslerhauS.-l- Murphy' Chrislner. J- faves' ' ' X CCUNCIL SPONSORS - Miss Iva James. MF- Roscoe Cgynel and Miss Carrie Mugler were 'rhe advisers for fhe I948-I949 Council. Clark Wesley Vice Presidenl Movie MINDED Se - N mor council member, L D Corbelf. sells show passes fo Shirley Grigsby danej Norma Daugheffy. juniors. These passes enfifled hold. Eli io a reduchon on fhe regular price of a movie e . - V .fxyw . PREXY PAlNTS-Gene Wesferhaus, Clark Wes- ley, Bill Binford, and Tom Cairns pain? pedeslrian lanes for fh h - ' ' e sc ool wide safely campaign. if P :Y if sf Q . nun nm., W , ,,-,,-nuuullunl.,., ,W YY.,,v,Y.nun,,,,,, YY . e.,...,........-.. E S 1 ? Q y qATq ,aj-V if y Ypfjjiyf A r I fl l y in 4 pmzdenz i lil Sally Ann Adams Luis Rey Aleman Gladys Wilma Alling Richard L. Andersor Jee W. Bailey Howard T. Ball Delores Jean Barnes Ernesl' Barnes Marfha B6Xfer 26 l l ll-f l.. ...Muni Z I E We 70W 'W 74 'k femme ,ww pweddwf Seczezmy QQY J ane Baker George Bailey Egan 7'e44ff'2e'z Beverly Beal Doris Elaine Beck 27 1 1 1 Claylon L. Becker Roberl' Charles Beeman Clarence A. Bel Palricia Ann Black William D. Blair Lalfonne C, Block John C, Boll- ! Dorolhy L. Bowman Anna Sue Bray John l. Brewer Jean Brice-Nash l Donald K. Brown Donald L. Brown Mary Lou Brown Joyce Browning Darlene Buggeln 28 e 3? fi 35 l l Anifa Bellwood Waller Benneh' Belly Marilyn Berry Janef Bidslrup Wilma Marie Birf l 1 l l 1 E l l i 4 l B l Barbara Boone Charles R. Booze Marilyn Bornluoldf Jolwn Richard Borlon ' l Vlweeler Broughfon Belva June Brown l V F ausmfws HOUDAY M B l r - S OU,?lefrOMa lYQ Bornholdf and acggoref Parker waifs m fherr work as 'Soda ' Zre Enfz as ,Lhey fain fglba ISF s. e 'me Dixie Buggeln Cecil Ofis Bush r l 29 I .M A --- ., Tlwomas William Cairns Pafricia R. Calvin A. J. Campbell Clyde Eugene Clegg Doris Corrine Clewell Ellis D. Cliff Pafricia Nadine Clife l.aDee Corbeff Darrell Leslie Corlcins Marion J. Davis Donna J. Dean Jacqueline Delores Deck 30 E Darline Coffon Barbara Lee C . Mardell Jean Delaney ROlDerf Leon Demini Vlary Lou Cheever Jerry Don Cheney Marilyn J. Chidesler Donna Jean Childs Frances Jane Chrisfy . ,. . . ..,,. E gg 5 C D e e , -rr .fig 1 ew T21 iw' I-. Barbara Comsfock G. Virginia Conway Tommy W. Cook Jack L. Cooper r l in-....... . Dixie Lou Davies Charene Janel' Davis li' - 3 Charles H. Dick Cheryl Lee Dicks JOY TO TH ' No E WORLD!- do f?gZirME3ik,fo6f'Id Fannie Leoplljzgen! dHall, Befva Flora fhe hen. add fo me honda' eh by Am' Wagne: Y C ee' bl' caroling fy, Thomas Earl Dowell Howard Easfwood Elaine June Eddlemc gifs? 5 5-' 1563255 2 2 35 , W.,v,ff f ,, Q ,Q Vir'wf5'iK 2 ' Mamie . ., ,ops H :gr f - ' .Q :rf .ffm 35 ' - . W, 55251 . , W. :fS.:,,:-5? frfyw-1 I :,: j 'Q '-'2' 22322 P 2 A 5152 - i - efgffisg S sf Q K., il Qezig z sfwr' ,M is-P5 3 , Y ,, Q F M: 1 17 sri' if J if s . k ffffsfq, ra. f as , Alice J. Esfabroolcs Karl G. Esfes William A- Forney Frank Fee Belva June Flora James A. Forbes Bobbie Fay Ford Darrell Ford Gene Fofopoulos Gladys Louise Frank Eva Franz Reva Franz Donald Frazey 32 llifford Lee Ediger Lewis Ediger Doris Eldredge Wanda Enoch Onie Lee Enfz anald Fens+emaker Lila L. Fisher Pafricia Ann Fisher Francis Fifzgerald Lloyd K. Ford 'hyllis Sherrill Frazier Joleen Fossey Broolcs Frederick EENIE MEE w if ' NIE. MINEY, fhea szhidlraperotgouble choosinglczgllifnfoifiiis.and Kenny ' esr dafes ,ro Elmer Lee Fry Alba Frye Ivahugh Gibson l , Don L. Greever Iva Hahn William F. Haines Tl1OI'T16S B. Hale Roberl' Eugene Harness Elaine Harris Merlyn L. Hafclmer Norma Haynie Ori! Hemphill' Jr. Pafricia Ann Henry Richard Hensley Alice Herberl' George Hinds 34 yi Q 5 'Q 3 3' 2 sw if Richard Glaze Carolee Goerlz Creasy Ophelia Gomez Marion Goodbralce Dolores Green Karen Hall Dana Hamer Porofhy Ruflne Hefling Tom HeQ9Y sy . :. .:5:' :rf ff ,322 ff ,: sa :EELEE ' , M .. I .qmp x .. M. , 1 ,. :iii A4 K fhfgfilx , 5 ,795 Q ff gk fl? 1 , if 5' g i lf: 'ff 3 Ronnie Hoefer Harlow Hollinger Gerald Hamm Avanel Hardwick Mirrfwrm . 1 Deck, Bill H' 'mfr SKIDDOI Wh ornish, and J -.N Jack T . en 'they appear in red Zidhlley can l1arrEy'bDIClq Sleln- Yellow corduroyy e 'gnored 35 l 4 4 1 1 - -'ini 25 sf '3' EH Z2 Bill Hornislwi Naomi l-losieller Jolwn Roberl l-lovioi Forresl' Jackson J. L. James, Jr. Mildred Janlz Barbara Ann Jone Margafel Eleanor Kems Dean Kimley William R. Kingsley Elaine Klall s l 5 ,, K V. lex l Barbara Knowllon James Krebs Donald Krelzer Ray Lalimer Joy Lavielle 36 ,.....Y-W -W -.fv.,...Y--.-,....-....--Y--7- V Y' .- -- ----------.-,--v-----W --P-V ---W --1---v-----'---H-- ---f---v-v-v- -v-- ---W -f - - --- l Seorge Ray Howell JoAnn l-lughey Blanche Hunf Darrell Ellis Hulclwins Gene D. Hulchinson Paffie Jones Richard Andrew Jones -Wanda Fegler Jones Harlan R. Karsl' Qllwlliilwu-...... Donald Sfanley Klein Roberl' M. Knighlly li w 'ii . ,- X Q ' .wmv TQ M T ' Y LOU N wg? yxllod' and Glenn M ldohn Brewer. Peg R emande left O 90 a Ound fh gl Oberfson. Glenn R. Law Wilma Maxine Lee ' e Od Qfal-Devine 37 5 fl? 4: I, Ona Leonard Fannie Leopulos Charlene Le+'r Dorolhy Loewen Susan Lorcl Georgia Mae Love++ Ava Jane MgAIi5fe 3 sf if Opal Fay McElwain Mike McKee Shirley JeaneH'e McNew Dean Mammel Florence Eloise Minner Barbara Jean lvlifclnell Norma Jean Mock Willard l.. lvlolwr Glenn l.Ogan Mo 38 B. R. Lewis Jolwn Henry Lewis Pafricia Ann Lloyd MGVY Ann Lock Judifh Lockman Ida Lee McClure Beverly McCoy Carl McCoy Pafricia McCue lnmnum l l l l l 1 l l 4 arbara A. Mallhews Dorofhy Melland bffleg rjorie Ann Morawilz J. Roger Morgan 39 are' an xg!-Jgleyon Yowell, D l V fo 1, een M l s ove off for an ouimryryfl, and Don -O 5 own game ...,+,,,.,, ,, ,.....g...............A FIQFIHUIHUHLW. 1.-.n Julius--W -W - F I F i i i l l s l i i i i L Nancy Jane Neighbor Clyde E, Newlon gerald Nichol RS X r 25 l-larold Payne Norman Keilh Perrill Diane Marilyn Phillips Mae Elaine Phillips Raymond L. Prichard Edward Ramsey Be++y Arm Rauch Pearl lvlae Redga Shirla Glee Reid Willie Reussner Flefa Yvonne Richards Peggy Rulh Roberlson Mary Helen Robinsf 40. ,.,,.--' '1 1 lk 1yn Ann Pau I I Jose P ks LaVonne-MY'ee parm ey Claude D' ar ' ker Margaref PG' Leslie Owens . - Pifzer . JH'f1m'e D' . . PnHs , Pafrlcla Joan I Piland P QQY Jean Pierson Sally Tay or e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ix 1. Don 1-- Reed Be++y Jean Reed -... ANU NO WORK? hearfily denied b I RThis sfafeme f y Clyde Newro Wheeler Brou hr nf fs 1 n, Gene Whifne g on as fhey conf abouf gefrin y, and . er wifh Mr. Roy Carfer g posfers made and progra ' Hue senior play. ROSS b ra Jean Roberfa Robinson Bar a 41 ms prmfed for ,J Pi? 2 li 5? 2 2 J Charles Roszel Jim Rowland Jack L. Rucker ff James Slwalclee Gene Slmellon Shirley Jean Slwuman Doroihy Ellen Siegris ii Q B1 Carroll Melvin Snell Sam W. Snyder l-Ulller W. Slaafs John W. Slansel i 9 Joanne Slewarf Donald Siiles Norma Lee Sfockham Roberia Slriclclin Vivian Srringos 42 S 3 3 0. 2 5 -7, :R R E 53 55 sf 32 5 Ruby E, Rufl-iruff Frederick L, Salmgn Jack Samms Marilyn Schneider Ellen Pauline Sekavec Meryl Fay Silver Bernell Small Carroll Marshall Smifh Roberf James Srnifh ln, Diclc Lee Sfeinbeclc William Sfeinmelz 'uqglc b Vivien Sfroup Charles Tanlcersley 43 Y malcinslplgrlflilx Carrall Smyh -.,-,q I I ' . een Robinson Hoafgfgfefh wrfh fhe 9 air, Donald Gene Tanlcersley Norma Jean Thomas Jack C. Tracy 2 a Dorolhy Mae Walker Palsy Walker John Wal+er Kenny Waller V l Clark Weslev Howard Lee Wesf Gene Weslerlnaus Gwen WI-1iHfield :gl 'fi ez: Mafllia Wllcox Thomas Wileb' Conslance Wilson Faye Wilson Palricia Wilson 44 W fi E if 6 ? llcden 5 Barbafd We Dolores Wagoner Wagner ' kle Ann Mary E- Vanslc TwOml9lY JO Anne 5 Q Welch a James J' I A WelWmeYer lc Doyle Leland Weiss Mafllla nn Robed G. Warnoc l l hi+neY Kennelll W 'fney Owen Eugene Whl ...v-mv lEASERSsCleyon Yowell, Ona Leonard, and John Sfansel spend a few minures afrer school f' fheir physics problems anishing . Mary Darlene Windefs Wllma 45 l 1 , l 445 l x l l l I l I l 5 i i l l , n--...g 8 ,,,Y - i' GIVE ME M-Y SOCKS AND SADDLES-Grandma had noflwing on Jo Ann Huglwey, Pal Fisher Jody Twombl and Mar Lo B . y. y u rown as Huey blossom ouf in knee lengflw sox lo combaf lhe '49 ice-age. W d W'+lw Toni Wood Doro+l'1Y Lou Woodall Joanne oo S Everelf I VOW ' W- M. Cleyon O. Y P +' ' W odson Paul H. Woosler Cora Belle Wruglwl Donna N9 a rncsa O 46 ALC MERR G THEIR Y WAY INNOCENTS ABROAD5Cl1arlene Baen- iscl1, Delores Myers, Milre Clwalfanf, June Dy- son, Mary Ann Benson, Gale Oswalf, Tom Phillips, and Carlefon McMullin enjoy flue feed provided for fufure Buzzers by flwis year's sfafi 7-HE WEAKER 5EX?NCarrol Pickens slvfvers wiflw cold in spife of flwe fad fhaf Mary Lou Sheline and Mona G-mg seem fo be furning January info June. THE NElGHS HAVE ITXBN. bara Barnes is definifely oufnum- ered fwo fo one by lver equine rfends. lyn Rinelvarf, Pefsy Blauer, Nikki WI-,ef 9006. Joanne Carlmark, Lois Rauc an. Myra Embree, Louise Finlrlesfein Alflvea Rexroad, Beffy Ggrd' and 3,' ' ean Morris spend a quie ,home f j' f, . n is enlng fo records af 5 slumber parfy. 47 MIDNIGHT MASOUERADEX Mar lg. llie l' X GQQQAMK V Q ,X ?fze46v5W5 24674 740424 Wwe Fzeaddwt may .lou Daagdeetey JLIIR ARGANBRIGHT, ROOM 313-Front Row: E. Cantu, G. Mora, R.Razo, C. Nelson, lv.. -, G' b B. Burqln Mlttendorf. Second Row: Mrs. F. Arganbright, E. Alfaro, P. Johnson, S. rugs y, , N. Sharp, .... ' ' K. Klnle J. Fitzgerald, D. Jones,J. Fee, L. Schell, C. McMillan, J. Bohall, P. Calvillo. Curlel. Back Row. G. Woodson, y, gafzdfwuf '7ze44 gene DMM ezihzahmzez K4 Hu' CLASS BRINING, ROOM 110-Front Row: Miss E. Brininq, N. Daugherty, B. Burch, J. Schnurr. M- 5-Omen, F- 54309. - Herbert, J. Burgett, B. Wentworth. Second Row: G. Cooper, H. Beeney, S. Smith, J. Crosby, B. McCaskey. J- MCDBNIOL J- GQCPU. B Spradling, B. Macaulay, F. Keyworth, Back Row: W. Garden, R. Abernathy, M. Lowe, D. Eilerts, D. Skeen, L. Klaver. W- Hollinger. C r ison. 49 Fallls, H. Mo g B Kretzer, J. Ju IQRS S o OOM 203 F' t Row M Rose G Clay R Corwin, A Shaft D Burgin P. Engler, G. Shuman, P. Engler, N. Donley, EVANS, R - ron : . , . , . . , . , Second Row: D. Fraley, B. Jones, D. Schneider, J. Nicholson, B. Davis, J. Cooper, A. Ballard, R. Esau. P- EBONY. D- Chllfaflf. Mil! R. Evans. Back Row: G. Simpson, G. Redman, C. Grover, P. Davie,J. Keen, D. Zollars, C. Kimball, J. Duerklon, J. Snyder, M. Johns. HAMILL, ROOM 210--Front Row: R. Ogle, A. Waterfield, G. Shuff, J. Black, D. Knechtel, B. Lee, D. Farney, A. Glover, F. Carr. Second Row: Miss E.. Hamill, R. Montgomery, A. Huber, N. Evans, J. Johnson, N. Yauk, J. Avery, D. Foster. Back Row: L. Scheuer- rnan, P. Osborn, R. Avery, P. Roberts, R. Shelton, D. Rowland, D- Wlflilbwf L- NUTS- 4513 JAMES, ROOM 108--Front Row: J. Meister, G. Ortner, N. Tatkenhoret, D. Lannlng, D. Smith, A. Porting, K. Stapleton, L. Clay, 3- laohls, M- Daugherty, D. Wilkinson. Second Row: Mia: I. James, J. Crupper, S. Elliott, V. Procko, P. Frank, R. Wlldin, M. Holmes, . allsback, M. Taylor, M. Redd. Back Row: A. Whitney, M. Bruer, S. Keever, B. Spcnamore, B. Stapleton, J. Bridgewater, J. Taylor, J- Mindes, W. White, M. McClanahand- 50 Ill I S Y D Cook B Crupper. :econ e J Whlte, J Aker, B. May, . , . C Scott B. Schwarz, D. JONES, ROOM A-2-Front Row: R. Guffey, R. Burnett, J. Bas , - - Elze B. Yates, D. Sand, C. Pickens, W. Hobson. Back Row: . , J. Sutllff, F. Massey, C. Lantz, D. y. - - A e....1..n..-, T. smith, D. Yauk, D.Westerman. G. Jon KING ROOM 312-Front Row: D. Henderson, V. Chenault, C Marrs, B. Glover, N. Unruh, B. Ksttner, P. Price, M. snenne, Stroup, B. Maynard. Second Row: Mlss M. King, R. Rarden, M. Loveless, S. Hatcher, D. Myers, J. Hoefer, B. Dimmick, H. Harper, C ' E. Reeves D. Richardson, P. Jones, S. Conklin, S. McAdams, R. Martin, E. Johnson, C. Johnson Lay, G. Ratzloff, D. Berends. Back Row. , ' 1 F. 5 MALCOLM, ROOM 115 ELLIOTT, ROOM 14-Front Row: P. Ramer. P. Trotter, A. Stephens, J. Mettscher, R. Healzer, J. B. Wilson, J. Sheddan, J. Eurton, P. Popejoy, J. Swan, P. Vanlndingham. Second Row: D. Bowman, F. Salmon, H. Burso bl-my L- Vafiaffi. B- Nied6l'lS, D. Zahn, L. Scott, C. Phinney, J. VanClmpen, G. Sanderson, D. Martin, Miss J. Malcolm. F Keffer R. Keckler, R. Barnes, K. Unruh, R. Bookless, L. Givens, G. Drake, R. Balderson, J. Zumalt, J. collins, . , R. Wilson, J. Bauer. 51 :ii Scheurman, n, J. Rath Back Row: E. Roberts r L Y L... Tiwfw l?1a'fT4 fiD ... 'M --W-F---pun., ,, Y JU IDRS D an N Quakenbush, M. Nlchols, B. NIEWALD, ROOM 105-Front Row: D. Dovel, B. Meier, L. Mattlson, G. Reed, D. Slater, B. e , . Osborn, M. Crecelius, D. Cornish, F. Cox, D. Lees. Back Row: Mr. E. Nlewald, D. Cook, F. Orme, B. Cameron, J. Glaze, B. Blnford, ' h R. Mlller, N. Hogue, B. Wyse, O. Reed, C. Eisminger. K. DeBerry, R. Beale, V. Heflmg, J. Base, F. Goug , 5' x ond SAGE. ROOM 109-Front Row: M. Brown, E. Spanier, D. Slmpson, D. Ankerholz, M. Zeiset, K. Rudd, S. Warner, B. Wilson. Sec -' f'---11-r, R. searl, R. Allen, D. Flynn,B. Goodman, J. Fuller, O. Gould. Back Row: Miss E. Sage, R. Noyes, ........-M. gn.,..l4Pl'. SOREM, ROOM 311-Front Row: J. Blue, D. Taves, P. Hoffman,C. McCue, L. Davls, A. vu-e......., - Y R. Chrlstner, J. Stenzel, L. Schriener, C. Trotter, S. Goble, H. Johnson, D. Swanson, B. Bryant, pufflfly D- KING- Dawn W d R. Ritthaler, G. Mettscher, O. Hoyt, D. Williafns, J. Llndholm, l. Kmmson, M. Bachman. N. Sorem, E. Wlens, M. ar , 52. II lkIlfX C 0 ss? , STEVENS, ROOM 202-Front Row: Miss L.. Stevens, R. Stapleton, D. Carter, B. Davis, N. Wlse, J. n......-,, Lees, E. Hemphill. Second Row: A. Tidd, J. Ulsafert, F. Miller, D. Smith, J. Lanham, J. Graves, G. Comstock, R. Lees, J. Pittman, N. Teed. Back Row: S. Hoefer, B. Enoch, R. Benson, W. Bennett, B. Hayes, J. Bartlett, J. Stevenson, K. Sentney, J. Baker, C. Pitts. , 4 l 1 1 4 l A l i J STROUD, ROOM 106--Front Row: B. Chaie, L. Hleit, B. DIVIM J- Fosierv M- DC'-Illia' D- B0f'f'Yv P- GVUQU. B- Bl5h0Py J- Efhard- second Row: Mrs. l.. Stroud, J. Evans, M. Frederick, K. Glanakon,-I. Hensley, V. Grady, B. Greever, D- Hanna. M- Goble- Back Row: P. Herman, M. Benson, l... Bottoms, N. Dimmitt, J. Bruer, V. Hester, J. Carter, V. Hill. ' l l l MAH HERO!-This is lhe cry of Nancy Teed and I onnie Rools as They vainly a+'remp'f lo allracl 'fhe allenhon of Curlis Lanlz, dressed in his besl Taclcy I 5 day clolhes. l l 1 l W l SAVED BY THE BUZZ--Members of Miss Doris El ' ixih hour English class appear quile willing-lo y s s pu? aside lheir daily worlc 'ro read The lalesl edlluon of lhe Buzz. ss , Jl l 3 , .JA 5, fin 1 1' A 4 . , jf ,, At' 555 fzeaziclmt Zan, qw! Paeacdwf Ama' COPE, ROOM 112-Front Row: M. Caudlllo, A. Cooper, B. Bennett, M. ac:--....., Second Row: M. Grifflth, E. Burgin, P. Brace, B. Zenor, D. Graber, B. Schwarz, G. Zehr, P. wuw.., , ' Beardslee M. Embree, M. Wilson, P. Barrett, J. Carlmark. E. Cope, N. Allison, l. Swank, L. Finkelstein, K. , 54 M an 235 Sgweidw Daniel' 66999 164454151 CLASS 644 '0 ELY, ROOM 211-Front R ow: V. Skldmore, L. VanDyne, P. Laster, N. Slough, L. Stangle, B. Rowdon, B. Cowan, J. Clary. ... Johlnnet, F. Watkins. Second Row: Miss D. Ely, E. Bates, D. Holer, M. Scoit, D. McMillen, T. Veatch, J. Gabrielson, B. Klein, L. Jones, A. Johnson, P. Smlth. Back Row: B. Jackson, Nl. Curlel, L. Kroeker, J. Stolp, R. Walters N. St S. Stapleton. , out, B. Scott, R. Staats, B. Warp, 55 Q .. ff' 2 INDI-IFWMIIWDII 1321 W.. W Walters P. Altvater, W. hunger, ... -. , G. Barnes, R. Haag, P KINGSLEY, ROOM A-1-Front Row: Mr. R. Kingsley, B. Roberts, . , I Beck, H. Farthing, B. Whitfield. Second Row: F. Kroeker, R. Gonzales, F. Frazier, L. Atkinson, T. Dearung, B wner E. Young, C. Keast, R. Wells, C. Ehrlich, C. Jennings, D. Crawford. ' P-fl' Row: J. Duvall, L. ra , '- So.-nl ' l LEWIS, ROOM 208-Front Row: E. Sumwalt, S. Carter, K. Burwell, R. Blrt, A. Colburn, R. uanm-a.., , Whetstone. Second Row: Miss K. Lewls, L. Butler, C. Brown, T. Showalter, P. Cummings, T. Yuncker, F. Clapp, N. Barber, G. Drake, ' W man, D. Barnum, M. Coyne, A. Crisp, M. Chalfant, J. Brooks, G. Barnes, C. Wilson, W. L. Youngberg. Back Row: H. Singleton, J. y Spitz, M. Dearing. W Mathis M Dowell, D. Doane, J EMFCORT, ROOM 102-Front Row: K. Glaze, B. Mathis, E. Miller, P. Evans, H. Wells, N. McClure, . , , . ls. Second Row: J. Kartsoms, R. Martinez, J. Gnagy, R. Hamilton, G. Oswalt, E. Fitzgerald, P. McCully, E. Price, J. McFadden. D. Darling B. Martin, V. Hefling, D. Frye, P. Glanakon, J. Tull, O. Ramsey, W. Wilson. Back Row: Mr. W. McCort, , 56 LAM f, QNX SOPHOMCRE fi L Schnitzler, D. MICHAEL, ROOM 10-lf-Front Row: F. Patrick, C. Purdon, C. Munday, R. Millman, A. Godsey, J. Hopengardner, . H-hero. E. Morris, T. Jones, V. Juarez. Second,Row: J. Hodgson, P. Frederick, L. Phillips, H. Huffman, R. DeBerry, R. Gum, D. D Clay, C. Harr. Back Row: Mr. D.MlChael, B. Hart, D. Schneider, E. Snowden, G. Tracy, J. Jung, R. EQIP! !' v ig---, ettner V McReynolds, H. naw., ..,. R Dvche, C. Dubbs, L. ....- MUGLER, ROOM 207-Front Row: E. Weeks, G. Schroeder, C. K , . 'll' s P Nestor, E. Loewen. Second Row: B. Davis, J. Lanham, H. Dunn, . , k Row: Miss C. Mugler, C. Stevener, C. Deck, J. Wnnfen N :mining ff Dukelow, J. Lewis, L. Phi up , . - 1---..cn C. McClelland, M. Rinehart. Bac B Elliott, J. McFadden, M.Ellioi!, B. Gard. I- vw---.. rtlett B Balley, K. Lewis. Back Row: mr. v.. MULLINS, ROOM 201-Front Row: . Almanza, E. Bolt, N. Flttinghoff, D. Gardenhlre, J. Lambert, -I. Ba , - Q Conley J. Barton, G. Roper, N. Ferguson, S. Ewy, J. Bidder' J, Edgy,-,gonl J. Walkden, H. , 57 SOPHQMQRE R L Chambers P Gee Second Row NEWELL, ROOM 111-Front Row: R. Ward, R. Gough, K. Chambers, B. Goering, W. Van Riper, . , . . D. Whited, J. Walker, L. Krob, C. Weber, J. Keller, B. Edison, R. Friesen, S. Curry, M. Kingsley. Back Row: Miss D. Newell. M White, M. Dean, G. Eddens, B. Berry, D. Jennings. Smith, A. Webster, P. Merrlott, J. it T Vie ra J Fitzgerald, P. Murray, B. Bebeoek, E. Ploughe, A. Garcia, D. Starnes, D. Byrd. . Back Row: M. Tolbert, D. PARKER, ROOM 308-Front Row: . y ,t . ' E. D de K. Schnurr, M. Eby, B. Field, A. Simpson S860 nd Row: Miss M. Parker, J. Smiley, F. Altvater, a , H e-nv. D. Evans, E. Smith, C. Stevene, K. Grady, R. Golden. ' w f,-.J--f F t Row C Steadman F House, A Matthiee, W Vlney, L .ha PAYNE, ROOM 103- ron : . , . , , ,,,,,m-U D. McClintock, K. Leatherman, D. McCall, Halgler. Second Row: Mr. J. Payne, M. Turpin, B. Becker, J. Pierson, D. uavis, ... R w: P. Parker, B. Moss, D. McCandless, V. Hardesty, J. turff, H. Vanstock, W. Neighbors, R. Murphy, G. Morgan, D. Keener, D. B Palsfflnq. B. May, B. Jemee.Beck o lanchard, D. Tuttle, H. Southworth, A. Koons. ' sa 4 SCDPHGMCDRE We 'B- new--f 'T 3., ... .- on 7' -mf .- RINEHART, ROOM 204'-Front Row: J. Martinez, J. Stinbrlnk,P. Blauer, D. Entz, A. Greivlng, J. Darnell, W. Dale, D. Cotrell, M. Cotton, R. Deshazo, A. Davis. Second Row: B. Dryden, J. McFarand, M. McCoy, J. Lohnes, J. Woodward, B. Barnes, l.. Jones, D. McCoy, K. Hanna, F. Lyman. Back Row: Mr. W. Rinehart, K. Rupard, J. Cook, J. Ray, E. Keller, D. Stone, M. Martin, A. Whitford, J. Alonzo, R. Anshutz, J. Nelson. 'roRRENcE, Room 315-Front Row: Miss N. Terrence, D. Darling. J. Clark. D- 01699. B- Glsel. J- Conway. B- Beyer. B- Grice- F. Johnson, J. Burch, M. Brower. Second Row: E. Fitzgerald, F. Hutcherson, C- Davis. A- Rexfoadv M- COOPBV- M- Fahffley- C- Cfabbv V. Bailey, M. Lewellyn, C. Frisby, C. Reed. Back Row: C. Brubaker. C- Clark. B- Baker. B- BBNBY- G- Sims. G- Sffafldbufg- J- Dyck. N. Collins, G. Vetter, D. Clare, G. Zant. TROSPER, ROOM 205-Front Row: B. Heggy, P. Henry, J. Pontius, l.. Hclcom, C. Oliver, J. Jantz, B. Haines, J. Palluster, J. Rob- inson. Second Row: Mrs. E. Trosper, G. Hall, R. Padgett, G. Harney, M. Hernandez, P. Norris, A. Robertson, R. Havely, J. Dyson. Back Row: C. Hedrick, P. Hall, C. Ogburn, B. Hart, J. Henderson, B. Hcwell, M. English, J. Helsel, H. 0'Neal. 59 I 4 1 See The Sights ' 60 Clubs. . . Activities Sports. . . Features 61 4...-l - ' h l . bers l. Corbelf. P. Davis, J. Nic osog. NO SADSACKS HERE-Board mem C. .Nelson, B. Comsiock. P. Fisher. J l-luQheY- M' Glnq' B' I?rUTPper' Je Ba?iiiklD MYGFS have an inlormal lunch and ' ' , rrenc , - Leopulosl Sponsor. M59 O discuss iulure plans. GA Cracked shxns, black eyes, and bruises were nolhing To members of Girls' Alhleric Associafion who parficipafed in a rigorous course which was a parl of Their aciivilies. GAA-ers worked all year on sporis and regularly filled oul' healih charis, bofh of which added up foward poinis for a lefler. Aclivilies on The curriculum included bowl- ing, biking, hiking, hockey, volleyball, bas- kefball, swimming, and a new spori, riilery. Sponsor, Miss Nila Jean Torrence, wifh TIME-OUT-Evelyn Spanier keeps score while Befle Davis, Beverly Greever, June Dyson, Elec- +ra Miller, and Connie Reed ialk over bowling aciivilies. ON THE BALL-Belly Beasley, Dolores Wil- kinson, and Ramona Rarden aH'empl' io roll up big scores. 62 The co-operalion of Mrs. Elizabeih Slaiford, girls' counselor, direcied The girls on The proper use of firearms a'r YMCA. Of course There were Times when The girls puf aside iheir gym cloihes and dress- ed up. The long awailed evenl was an all- school dance, called Joe's Tavern, held dur- ing Maiden's Week. The girls look The boys carroi corsages and escoried Them fo l'he dance held in lhe gaily decorafed boys' gym- ALL BALLED UP-Shirley Carfer and Helen Fofopoulos 'fry for a shor during indoor hockey pracfice while Barbara Barnes guards flue goal. MY KINGDOM FOR A BIKE--Lois Rauclc- man, Nancy Teed, PaH'y Jo Evans, Palricia l-lall, Ka+hryn Chambers, Mona Ging, Plwyllis Snyder, Alice Sievens, Cara Jean Nelson, Virginia La- Fever, and June Dyson 'ralce a brealher during a irip. NET RESULT-Waifing for a volleyball Tlial' doesn'+ seem fo wanf ro come down are Joyce Eurlon, Dolores Wilkinson, Norma Yaulc, Jean Black, Barbara Crupper, Mary Hernandez, Belly Cowan, and Juanila Janiz. DEAD-EYE-Berneal KeHner and Reva Franz look for possibles as Barbara Knowl+on concen- 'rrafes on making a good score. f 1 5 ,J A 1 x , JK. . I , GUN MOLLS-Marlcsmen Toni Wood and Mary Lou Dauglwerly 'rake aim while Kay Burwell, Carole Davis, BeHe Davis, Jean Black, and Mary Lou Cheever awaif 'rlneir 1'urns al 'ine guns. 63 i l . . c. Nel- D, Wilkinsomj hnson. QP. Mvffal' d Row: P- O - iq x- BLAZERSJFOM ROS Pxouqlw woaacv Row: J- Nw O TRNL , J. C-3abrielsOfl?nRnqS, B. PhilMP5'n Son. V- Lapeveo bum. P- Gmc. Davis. J. WO ' J. euflonibicefs QA. wfoad' D. v ' SON. GET TH snow anxlei, John MISS Nile Leis io where lhaf fginogecjng frxrlene Huber scrimmage orrence leans awe 6 is going as ' Y from fhe line of IGHTY AIDENS l CHARTING A COURSE-Pa+ Fisher, PaHy Cliles, l Janice Nicholson, Vivian Slroup, Dorollny Woodall, and l June Dyson are comparing lheir lwealfln cluarfs in The l gym' QRIN AND BARE lT - J. Tvlombly,'D. Wilkinson, D. Kolnls, B. Hari, P. Calvin, C. Nelson. B. Niedens, K. Burwell, S. Milclnell, B. Maynard, and E. Spanier, girls of The Joe's Tavern chorus, line up for pracfice. 64 ....q1 , iii- . ..F 'r Row: Lewis Ediger. H-CLUB MEMBERS--Fronf R :S S SPONSORS ron , OW d , L ' Bill ClgEEg'ERslefl5Bl'DHalCl'ler' Bob KrllghgY1rEjCkCEZ:R C3232 Sgsggiis- JH-Tgjgpek Sjcgnd Row: C.nyWZl-sleyi, Eilqlgxilei ' an . ' - . . I llllxllloocflgell Kramer, Coach Chop Esfes, M. Hafcher, M. Ch3fgB?.niJFaCbllli1iw: Bi Famey' K' newa - ' - LLIB TD's, homeruns, falls, se'rs, and broken, rapes were fhe goals of boys frying 'ro fill +he require- menfs for membership in H-club, organizafion for owners of fhe H leffer and card which admi+s fhe holder fo high school a+hle'ric evenfs 'for life. Wiih no regular meeling fime, ihe members go? fogelher a'r infervals fo consider mailers worrhy of afienfion. Mr. E. A. lChopl Cairns, afhleric di- recfor, was sponsor of lhe group which was ac- five in 'l'he foofball queen campai-gn. l-l. CLUB MEMBERS-From' Row: B. Crup- per, J. Ellis, D. Brown, G. Drake, D. Fosler, G. Hinds. Second Row: J. Cook, B. Sponamore, D. Swanson, J. Bohall, J. Graves, J. Hoeler. Back Row: Cv. lmes, P. Roberis, J. Jung, D. Tanlcersley, B. Kingsley, B. Kraniz. H-CLUB MEMBERS-Fronr Row: B. Smiih, F. Fee, K. Unruh, B. Binford, J. Zumalr, C. Grover. Second Row: D. Zollars, B. Enoch, C. McMullin, R. Noyes, C. Kimball. Back Row: F. Keller, B. Knigh+ly, B. Blair, B. Beeman. .....l...........-.1 l Barbara Knoiwlfon Dorofhy Hefling. V LENCE CLUB Tesf fubes, Bunsen burners, and bealcers comprise only one phase of Valence club- fhal' of performing various experimenfs. Sponsored by Mr. F. D. Grebe, members meef fwice each monfh. Open fo all sfudenfs wifh science grades , fA B,+hlb '+ 'rdf- WHATIS COQKlNllfg-Fcglnnhleorhwfaciwpff-lcijfeue. Phil Osborn. and Jerry Pxlfef llsfen fific Ijmbwledgecaunds fadmdeifelfvfjxgigafeimifl- Eiclgrdeslariliis liffvhbfaeslilavisso sbme of fhe mY5Jfe'le5 of Sclence' feresf and beffer undersfanding of science. Q GD A field frip fo Bond balcery was fhe ouf- sfanding evenf of fhe year for club mem- bers. Planning such frips was fhe dufy of fhe fwo scoufs, Carlefon McMullin and Alberf Johnson. Ofher elecfed officers were Cleyon Yowell, presidenf: JoAnn Hughey, vice presi- denfp Toni Wood freasurer: and Elma Jean Hauschild. secrefary. 31-1-- l llS AND H O Glenn Moll Carroll Smifh, ALL T 2 ' Ai Robinson. KafienC5l-lil' Vlljeilfeifhawflfffewffirffirl fhlxdagroceisenof disfillirtg an en wafer. li 1i.1f , .11--I Y. ,.-.1 some BOTTLE w ' Valence sponsor Mr F .D gfxgs IN A BOTTLE?- Toni Wood. CI' 'Y' i ro ei and club officers- MCMUHM' and ZBIEZH gjwill. JoAnn HUQl'Iey, Carlefon Hauschild Caufiougly opegsngonlgrxylifch as Elma Jean BUDDING SCIENTISTS-Pafsy Wallcer grimaces while LaDee Corbeff. Dick Fraley, and Clark Wesley read aloud a chemisfry experimenf. y 66 l FHA MEMBERS-Front Row: P. Laster, M. Vansickle, K. Rudd, P. Nestor, C. Nelson, M. Lock, C. Oliver, D. Lanning, D. Whited, J. Shed- dan, B. Zenor, G. Zehr, A. Shaff, B. Wilson. Second Row: D. Eldredge, M. Kingsley, E. Klatt, P. Pierson, O. McElwain, D. Kohls, M. Love- less, M. Smith, L. Youngberg, A. Webster, P. Norris, M. Zeiset, D. Phillips. Third Row: F. Christy, M. Kerns, F. Miller, M. Smith, P. Mc- Cully, P. Robertson, V. Stringos, N. Teed, N. Quakenbush, C. Wilscn, B. Schwarz, J. Lambert, H. 0'Neal. Back Row: M. Robinson, M. Rhinehart, I. Swank, D. Hefling, B. Crupper, B. Reed, T. Yuncker, B. Matthews, C. Wright, D Lees, A. Whitney, L. Vanatta. FHA Can she balce a cherry pie or sew a fine seam? ln all probabilily she can if she belonged fo FHA since members had to lake home economics fo join. FHA. or Fulure Homemalcers ol America, had a busy year. Oufslanding programs consisled of style shows, music, 'rallcs by prominenl' people. dem- onsfralions on preparing snacks, parly refreshments, and holiday specials. A Valentine lea for molhers was given. Thirly-four girls. accompanied by Mrs. Elizabelh Trosper, allended the dislricl conference a+ Greal' Bend in Ocfober. The sale of gold and blue pennanls was sponsored during lhe baslcelball season!-FHA was responsible for the lirsl' candy machines in 'lhe school. .. OFFICERS AND SP J. Erhard' H. Fofo OUIONSORS-Fronf Row: A. Glover P E Knechfel, G. Harflerif BOE D- Clegg. Second Row: L. Raiickl nglg' Miss E- CO e M . . ools. M. Unruh. Back Row- . man, . P . rs. E. Trosper, . lvliss D. Newell, FHA MEMBERS-Front Row: D. Burgin, C. Baenisch, B. Davis, C. Banyard, E. Eddlemon, J. Crupper, J. Eurton, M. Ging, H. Baker, J. Darnell, A. Davls, B. Babcock. D. Clay, K. Chambers. Second Row: N. Donley, B. Flora, M. Cheever, B. Bennett, D. Clewell, P. Johnson, J. Burgett, P. Herrman, C. Davis, C. Brown, K. Gianakon, M. Dowell. Third Row: P. Brace, D. Graber, D. Buggeln, V. Conway, D. Buggeln, D. Dean, V. Hlll, H. Burson, J. Carlmark, L. Finkelstein, K. Beardslee, S. Cufry. Back Row: P. Barrett, J. Dyson, D. Childs, C. Goertz, B. Janes, D. Flynn, N. Dimmitt, N. Allison, M. Dean, B. Berry, M. Embree. SERVICE COMMITTEE-From' Row: P. Henry. J. Twombly, P. Fisher, M. Baxier, D. Clay, M. Cheever, B. Goodman, J. Eurlon, J Ponfius, L. Bufler, M. Lock, l. Hahn. Second Row: Miss E. Sage, B. Berry, A. Huber, P. Herrman, B. Macauley, M. Benson, J. Wil- liams, P. Hall, D. Schmidl, H. Fofopoulos, B. Weniworfh. Baclc Row: P. Selcavec, B. Maffhews, H. Burson, E. Minner, P. Evans, J. Henderson, B. Howell, H. O'Neal, A. Corsaur, M. Schneider, R. Sfriclclin. 1 i 1 .ie wh . d MarlO rd L u Sheline an ' e. ATT:NEl-il'UEtil're Zioarizlengon wilh lhe 'ilaq Servlc open T e a ' KY- Wifh living 'today for 'romorrow as lheir moH'o, rwo hundred Kay-EHes slrive for fheir obiecfives-religion, personalify, leadership, service. apprecia+ion, and recre- arion. Members are divided info five commiHees-ser- vice, publicify, music, programs and devofions, and recreafion-in order io furrher Their obieclives. Several worfhwhile proiecfs were underfalcen, among rhem. +he cenfral Kansas conference. Over +wo hundred SOCIAL COMMITTEE-Fronf Row: N. Teed, S. Mifchell, D. Clewell, B. Glover, M. Daugherfy, J. Fossey, J. Crupper. Second Row: S. Reid. B. Wilson, M. Smifh, L. Rauckman, L. Finklesiein, D. Eldredge, A. Bellwood. Back Row: A. Esle- brooks, B. Black, A. Whifney, B. McCoy, B. Crupper, D. Childs, D. Melland. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE-Fronl' Row: A. Coleman, B. Dean, L. Holcom, J. Clarlc, B. Haines, C. Baenisch, P. Engler, B. Morris, T. Wood, N. Unruh. Second Row: D. Kohls, B. Phillips, A. Rexroad, B. Har+, B. Gard, C. Oglourn, E. Ploughe, P. Murray, B. Rools, D. Collon. Back Row: Miss K. Lewis, M. Embree, J. Woodward, L. Ri'r+haler, C. Goerrz, I. Gibson, V. Srringos, S. Lord, N. Quakenbush, B. Knowllon. 5 L 5 PROGRAM COMMITTEE--Fronl Row: R. Rarden, M. Sheline, O. Leonard, P. Engler, C. Nelson, J. Darnell, G. Whillield, E Spanier, D. Lees. M. Vansickle, K. Rudd, P. Blauer. Second Row: B. Beasley, K. Burwell, K. Beardslee, M. Robinson, D. Knechlel, D Dukelow, N. Mock, A. Garcia, P. Davis, P. Walker, M. Kerns, M. Janlz. Back Row: A. Hardwick, W. Enoch, D. Salmon, L. Vanalla D Dean, D. Buggeln. J. Lockman, P. Lloyd, L. Corbell, B. Davis, D. Buqgeln, D. Helling, G. Veller. TTE girls allended lhis convenlion November II and I2 lo hear slale execulive secrelary and olher speakers and lo carry back ideas lo lheir respeclive clubs. Service proiecls included lhe sending ol CARE packages and playing Sanla Claus lo lhree needy families. Tradilional Thanksgiving religious assembly was sponsored by lhe club. The organizalion spenl some ol ils money oblained lrom lhe Kay-Elles book slore lo send girls lo ollicial camp, all expenses paid. Execulive board consisled ol Ann Wagner, presiclenlg Pally Lloyd, vice presidenl: Palsy Walker, secrelary: Nancy Teed, lreasurer: and Judy Lockman, Nancy Neighbor, Pauline Sekavec, Belly Berry, Jane McAlisler, LaDee Corbell, Dorolhy Knechlel, Mary Gayle Loveless, Mary Jane Brown, Mary Lou Daugherly, and Bonnie Roolsg commillee chairmen. H- OFFICERS AND SPONSORS -- Fronl Row: Miss E. Brining. M. Loveless, N. Teed, A. Wagner, M. Daugherly, M. Brown, Miss K. Lewis. Second Row: Miss E. Sage. Miss M. Slewarl, Miss R. Evans, D. Knechlel, L. Corbell, J. Lockman. Back Row: P. Sekavec, P. Walker, P. Lloyd. B. Rools, B. Berry. MUSIC COMMlTTEE-Fronl Row: M. Brown, M. Smilh, F. Leopulos, R. Franz, J. Hughey, P. Pierson, K. Hall, C. Dicks, E. Eddlemon, A. Shall, M. Silver. Second Row: M. Zeisel, G. Lovell, R. Rulhrull, M. Unruh, C. Reed, G. Harney, M. Rine- harl, N. Thomas, B. Flora, S. McNew. Back Row: M. Loveless, B. Schwarz, T. Yunker, B. Berry, S. Slroup, B. Comslock, L. Mallison, D. Myers, C. Davis, E. John- son, L. Parmley. ...........A- . . .,.. ,--..-.........................n. PATHFINDERS-Hi-Y officers Bob Beeman, Merl Sellers, Willie Reussner, Norman Ferguson, Gene Cless. and sponsor Mr. W. T. Cole lake 'lime ouf lo read our-of-'rown Hi-Y news. HI-Y Oufsfanding among fhe clubs as far as acfivify is concerned is 'rhe Hi-Y. Under fhe sponsorship of Mr. W. T. Cole, fhis organizafion wifh a slogan of clean speech. clean scholarship, clean afhlefics. and clean living boughf furnifure for ihe counsel- or's office, operafed a concession srand al' foolball games, presenied a siudenf falenf show in assem- bly, and gave a parfy for ifs members in fhe gym. Guiding lhe club in fhese faslcs were Gene Cless, president Merl Sellers, vice presidenf: Jerry Nichol, secre'rary7 and Bob Beeman, lreasurerq Wil- lie Reussner, Leo Schell, Carleion Mclvlullin, and Norman Ferguson, cabinef members. Feafured af fhe parfy in fhe boys' gym on November 29 was food prepared by Mr. Cole. rope-pulling confesfs, and a magic show given by YO-HO, l-IEAVE HO -- Mike Coyne. Jess Coolc, Waller Benneff, and Bob War- nock fry fo pull down Dean Mammel. Rich- ard Birf. Richard Wells, and Richard Searl in a friendly 'lug-of-war. ' .70 BLOWHARDS -- Musical enferiainmem' al' ihe Hi-Y parly was provided by Carroll Smifh, Carleion Mclvlullin, Carrol Piclcens, Phil Osborn. and Carlos Scoil under lhe direciion of A. J. Campbell. Carroll Smilh, senior. Bob Beeman served as mas- ler of ceremonies while fhe pep band lenl enlhus- iasm. A quarlef composed of Charlie Kimball, Clarlc Wesley, Jess Coolc, and Bill Kingsley, aller being dralfed from lhe audience, enlerfained wilh various musical seleclions. Talenf galore was evideni' when Hi-Y gave an assembly lo uncover lhe musical skills of ambilious sludenls. Winning fickels fo eilher of several well- known orchesfra presenlafions were Bill Wyse wilh an imilalion of Al Jolson, firslg lhe dance leam of Jaclc Glaze and Cara Jean Nelson, second, and Wayne Viney and his elecfric guitar, lhird. A+ 'lhe close of The year, lhis lively group made a donalion lo a charifable organizalion as has been ifs cuslom. BRUSH AND BUCKET BRlGADE-Scrub- men Bob Smilh, Bob Knighlly, Denny Smilh, Larry Klaver, and Willie Reussner mop The floor wilh loolhbrushes and lin cups as a consequence while John Nelson, Bob Kranlz, Bill Binlord, Bill Kingsley, and Glenn Moll see 'rhal lhey do il righl. GIVE 'EM THE SACK!--Clarlc Wesley al- lempls fo referee a pillow fighr belween Jake Slenzel and Merl Sellers. Walching are Dean Kimzey. Don Swanson, Jerry Sanderson, Ralph Noyes. Harold Conley, Norman Sharp, Jerry Nichol, Chesler Syres, and Don Sliles. LIFE AT THE PARTY-Presiclenl' Gene Cless gels varied expressions from B. Bee- man, G. Weslerhaus, L. Jones, E. Filzgerald, B. Farney, J. James, N. Ferguson, G. Hinds, B. Davis, D. Holer, B. Schwarz, D. Fosler, J. Fee, J. Graves, C. Kimball, C. Grover, R. Noyes, C. Yowell, D. Winslow, J. Rowland, and H. Karsl af The Hi-Y parfy. X-..-W.,---,.-..w. lllulunn, ,. ..,, Junk, HW. qlmw.. .,, K , . ,W -, .,, . .. ,.,... TO . l:lNlSHlfi:2lernons'ffaledBl:Zl4. Pxlvin Crxsp- .nkxnq 3 Je?-In . . 2? Roxxe PB3F?jFrar,Me Walkxns PXbefn5lhY' W5 ' A Y , . fe efaffwe Marlene had mx Mew Q. Collon' Fallls. an mel n Challes Ne SO I dll . ' n Tecbnlques QNelc.l'1 UCHES z Miss Maw Bob 'el Pieces . 5 a , - fDecofalNe Xjllss Shxrlexl Cr Clara 'lea LXKE TNS xt r Sewell' Rae Clay' is We we aencls LOU AT' PERFECT - Fl X fried our by AK, Mummy case for h Cgjwan VII7 C SC , Z ris ' Ool I . Popeioyl valerne Jobanni W'fh fhe aid ofpsay IS Esfab,-Ooks ilhe Reussne, lhrialz Adams Phjgll' ' ' feb ' is S' and Alice PALLETTE KN x f fe ' - I I cl and sw parliofd' Darn H Who Took fhenblue pain'r? Where does fhe black go on 'rhis penguin? Do we pain'r fhe ll A ' i- gold on +he mummy case yef? These are 'us a few of fhe queslions which are asked during a fypical Palelle and Brush club day. These sfudenls, who musl make a B in arf + 'oin arf club, work on play properlies, seffings, O l poslers, arl' Tor Buzi and Allagaroo, and assemb- lies. l'l's nof all work for club members. During fhe course of meefings. clemonsfrafions are given: exhibifs by well-known arlisfs are shown: and plans are made for fhings like school dance, arl' con- ' l' l' ference al' Lawrence, and Scholashc ar+ con es enlries. Colorful examples of 'rheir hanclicrafls help fo brighlen up school evenls. PLOTTING AND PLANNING-Fulure programs arranged by club officers Marjorie Smiih, Jack Tay f 1 are loc, Bob Sponamore, Bonifa Roofs, Donna Gay Kohls, and Pele Engler. HOT OFF THE PRESS!-Trying fo calch a glimpse of fhe lalesl Buzz edifion as il comes our are prinfers Jerry Sanderson, Bob Barnes, Wheeler Broughlon, Larry Givens, Don Bowman, and Gerald Drake. GR PHIC ARTS They prinl' everyfhing buf money! Tha+'s The record of +he members of lhe vocaiional prinl- ing class, who, as advanced sludenis, are eligible for Graphic Arls club. Graphic arfisls, in Their while coveralls wifh red leffers, are seen in +he prinf shop working on fhe linofype and presses. This involves some of lhe dirliesi work in priniing, buf The boys all seem io enjoy if. One of The bigqesl priniing jobs comes each week when 'rhe Buzz musf be published: among fhe many ofher ilems prinled are absence slips, programs, receipfs. and sia- Tionery. Time noi' spenl in aclual priniing is used in sludying kinds of fype and priniing Techniques. LENDIN6 S d D ' A HELPING HAND-Edward Rsm. eY an ae M + fhe new offsef ping 6Sslsf each ofher in running C-A-T sp how fhzl-'if glVe Clyde Nevfhard Balderson and rnofype 5 on Som , h0UlCl un' e advice on ber PERRILL cLua MEMBEESTFEEYRgwgggggies, Adancisi seeofxa Eowgy. Burwell, S. CUNY- J' Burge I i lc E Cla D. Clare. B- Berry' ' Org ki I B , J. Blac . . PP' b ll, S. Con COCwaivtaSi gjchyllgw' ECrYBrubalcer, J. CrosbY- J' Cook' A' Camp e ilk. Si Bell, R. aOOii4Ss.i6- Clav- M PERRILL Luis Smell of grease-painr, The rush of back- srage aclivifies, and The anxiely of learn- ing paris infrigued Perrill club members lhis year as fhey were preparing slcifs and read- ings for presenlarion ar closed meelings as well as slaging a 3-acl producfion. Helping in rhese proiecls of The speech and dra- malics club were Mr. Thomas Kelly and Miss Elinor Brining, sponsors, and officers l elecled The preceding spring-Norman Per- rill, president Par Engler, vice-president C + H H Bursonl K. Dorolhy Knechlel, secrefary: and John Fra- zier, lreasurer. Sophomore members had a chance io show fheir 'ralenf when several play culfings were presenred on a fall program. Meryl ,ll 111-V ki' I M' Elinor Brin- orricieras AND sPoNsoRs-s+uari ?onEnmler. 'limi Mr. TCW' mg, Norspnag. Perrllllh 2gC2oIhyhg:e3l:ieL.S +2 eorge?-iize and supervise ime Kelly la e Perrill club- .ll -. ' i ,fi ' 1 L HE lSN'T DEAD. HE CAN'T BE DEAD! ,L ,- -Ernes+ Dade. Richard Bell, Dale Clare, and .V IQ., ,Waller Spifz lisien as Lois Marfison grows hyslerical.. J, 4. ..f PERRILL CLUB MEMBERS-Fronr Row: C. KeHner, B. Jones, B. Ke'r'rner, J. Lewis, M. Kingsley, L. Holcom, E. KlaH. Second Row: M. Hernandez, R. Havely, E. LaFever, D. Holer, A. Huber, S. Halcher, M. Loveless, J. Keller, E. Lawson. Baci: Row: P. Lloyd, V. y Hardesly, R. Jones, C. Kimball, B. Kranlz, J C. Lanfz, T. Heggy. 74 Silver and Barbara Walkden, seniors, direci- ed fhese efforis. A reading commiH'ee of six reporied on possible produclions ai a meeiing ai which members also vofed on The siudeni direcfor of fhe club play. Charles Dick was chosen and he and Miss Brining selecied The mys- iery, On fhe Nighf of January l6ih. Cheryl Dicks was named assislani direcior of +he play which was given Feb. 3 and 4. In fhe casf were Dale Clare, Wal'rer PERRILL CLUB MEMBERS-Fronf Row: M. Silver C Sfeadman Kin Riperj EWSu.mwalf, M. Schnurr, M. Smiih. Second Row: W. Vineyl SmiiihanBac.k Rlllivqm? Shingle' N' -reed' F' Sfringosi M- Vansickle, D Sk . C -o . . .unc er, D. Salmon, B. Schwarz, D. Winslow D een, . Smifh, H. Singlefon, W. Spifz. ' ' Spiiz, Danny Hofer, Harry Singleion, Sus- anne Berry, A. J. Campbell, Bill Davis, Shir- ley Haicher, Margie Smiih, Pai Davis, Leo Schell, Doroihy Knechiel, Lois Ma'r'rison, Ernesf Dade, Richard Bell, and Sfuarf Conk- lin. ONE OF US IS LYING AND WE BOTH KNOW WHICH ONE -Lois MaHison ac- cuses Shirley Haicher as judge Dale Clare, police mafron June Dyson, and Sfuarl' Conk- lin look on. PERRILL CLUB MEMBERS-From' Row: B. Morris P Murra , K. Rudd P Pierson, C. , . y , . Oliver, B. Phillips, C. Munday, E. Ploughe, J Poniius. Second Row: L. Maiiison, R. Mill- man, A. Roberison, H. O'Neal, B. Mac- auley, M. Rineharr, C. Reed, S. Miichell. Back Row: B. Malihews, R. Noyes, G. Mor gan, C. Pickens, L. Rauckman, A. Rexroad Ax, . - 4 J' . - I K I' 3' ...J PERRILL CLUB MEMBERS-Fronf Row: M Dowell B L. Davis P L Engler J Erhard B D i I i 1 . . I . I l I G . B. Glaze, E. Dade. Second Row: C. Diciiinl FOSSZTIWNJI laugherfy, M. Daugherfy, J. Dyson B Gard, M, E lish, J. Gabrielson, O Enfz Back Bowl. C G ng' Davis, P. Davis, DDF Q ' ' ' rover' vier, B. Davis, P. Evazgiieliiii. Uinriiliikl Ji Goerizi J' Gro- ,4..i....l REPORTING ROOM REPRESENTATIVES- Fronf Row: S. Adams. J. Deck. J. Swan. D. Siegrisf. Second Row: P. Baker, M. Parker, D. Wright B Knowlfon. Back Row: F. I-ee, K. DeBerry, D. Wins low. JU IOR RED CROSS lmagine having 'l'he largesf membership of any organizafion in school! This leaf was accomplished by 'rhe American Junior Red Cross wifh over 752 of 'lhe s+udem' body as members. Anyone could ioin: all he had 'ro do was give a small confribufion which en- rolled him fo become a member. Represenfalives were chosen from each reporfing room To alfend meeiings and help make plans for such fhings as sponsoring a school dance and using proceeds for CARE packages To Europe, and correspondence be- fween our sfudenfs and foreign pupils. Red Cross council planned holiday pro- ieds af Chrisfmas and Valeniine seasons. SPONSOR AND OFFICERS-Officers. Toni Wood, Curfis Lanlz, Delores Myers, and sponsor. Mrs. Elizabefh Trosper. look over Carol Weber's shoulder as she wri+es up 'the minufes of The mee?- ing. REPORTING ROOM REPRESENTATlVES- Fronr Row: P. Davis. C. Munday, P. Blauer, D. Doane. Second Row: C. Newfon, H. Farfhing. E. Dade, P. Herrman, K. Burwell, K. Beardslee. Back Row: J. Dicus, J. Lindholm. B. Kranfz, B. Scofl, G. Comsloclc. TICKET-Ll HER Imagine geffing some+hing for nofhing- well, praciically noihing. Members of ihe 'l'iclre'r and usher forces clo iusr Thar. Alfhough fhey are admiffed To school acfivifies and games free of charge. fhey 'rake fickefs and show people 'io proper places af school evenfs. Usher force was under ihe supervision of senior Mary Ann Lock. elecfed head usher. and Mr. William Mullins, sponsor. Mr. John Payne, sponsor, and Don Fens- femalcer, 'iiclcef force head. divided fheir 'lime beiween fhe supervision of lickef selling and faking fickefs af fhe gale. TICKET TAKERS-Froni' Row: C. Becker. -R. Lee. G. Mclniurff, J. McFarland. L. Scheurman. Back Row: J. Duerlcsen, Rl. Jones, P. Parker, D. Fensfemalrer. SPONSORS AND HEADS-Mr. John Payne. liclcef force sponsor, Don Fensfemaker, head of rickef force. Mary Ann Lock, head usher, and Mr. William Mullins. usher force sponsor. seem +o be camera shy. USHERS-Fronf Row: F. Hufcherson, G. Zehr. -K. Chambers, M. Lock, A. Davis. D. Berry, D. Lanning, E. Hemphill. Back Row: G. Eddens, J. Johnson, L. Sfangle. B. Zenor, E. Miller, E. Price, J. Meffscher. C. Reed, M Bruer, J. Manges. 'fs k oi assiflnmen ' l'1eC Helen ' 'vldr Mr: . WWW ,M minq C Cjess. - R .Y An Who 5 . mf me eonO3lAlQ assi' hesjlijfffg. Sliiflefj Phill ex C s 'e'- nBfiie'ziZiQ'f Joafimguiglffe ads land mane js made jkgsesjxjjson, Qzjbagnice Nicholson. an H. and Bm Cajngifres Myer? Eill1EFinivlarY A Jane Grow Kine- Baseball bar, dungeon wifh flourescenf ligh+- ing, and an imaginary cal-of-nine-fails-fhese are fhe symbols of The fourfh esfafe af HHS. Work of edifors, ad-men, reporfers. and 'lhe inshiucfor, Miss Jeanne Malcolm. revolves around fhese gods of journalism when 35 chosen people are puffing ouf fhe Buzz every Thursday. Learning by doing, fhese would-be journalisfs puf in fhree class hours of lab work every week plus 'rime spenf inferview- ing leachers, keeping files, and wrifing counfless sfories oufside of class while +he ofher fwo days are 'raken up in lecfure periods. Welcome infervals in fhe year are The KU journalism conference, 'rhe Chrisfmas pariy. and fhe +hese scars won'+ show long picnic in 'rhe spring. BUZZ STAFF EXCHANGE OF IDEAS-Looking over ouf-of-lown school papers for new jokes and news ifems fakes +he inferesf of Fred Salmon, Rex Bookless, Carlefon McMul- lin, Bill Sfaplefon, Bob Wildin, Berfha Dean, Alice Glover, Shirley Keever, and Nancy Dimmiff. NOTEBOOK TIME--Cubs looking over journalism nofebooks due each six weeks are S. Berry, N. Daugh- er'ry, P. Engler, P. Davis, B. Glover. J. Zumalf. D. Kohls. M. Redd. B. Macauley. D. Winslow, C. Lanfz, and J. Snyder. mvwJ ff headed ?-All QNOO ad Sie- '- '+h TOO Ol-D FQR Doltlds f Diclia Winslow. Marlowe SSM! h 0 , A O6 by Jw Taira Witt' ilrzdii-irick. Zaiefnewzizd ,Tile Pele Emges' llyrofcidams works OH The llgures man. an 5 ' nual. ALL GARO0 STAFF To say 'rhai ihe Allagaroo sfaff worked in com- piling rhe confenis of fhis annual would be an under- slaiemeni. The sraff members labored. foiled, and s'l'ruggled from one io hours a day for many long monihs, buf sal back 'ro gaze wifh pride as ihey viewed 'lhe finished proiecr. Each member's Tasks included sup- ervising piclure faking, making layouls, and wriling copy for parf of The book. The Allagaroo siaff was headed by an elecfed edi- for-in-chief, Anifa Jane Bellwood, wiih 'rhe aid of lhe adviser, Miss Jeanne Malcolm. Financial delails were worked our by rhe business manager, Dorofhy Hefling. The remaining six siudenis were seclion ediiors. Pauline Sekavec was in charge of fhe adminisfrafion seciiong while seniors and underclassmen were Mariha Baxier's headache: Darline Coffon supervised clubs and aciivifies. Handling sporis were Bill Farney and Gene Wesierhausp iealure edifor was Dorolhy Melland. A Aniia Bellwood Doroihy l-lefling Bill Farney Darline Coflon Marfha Baxler Pauline Sekavec PICTURE -ESQUE BOYS-Checking fufure piciure as- signmenis are phofographers Jim Bauer. Mike Coyne, John Nelson, and Dick Fraley. Gene Wesierhaus Doroihy Melland V- - , ,Jlln W, .. Pafe m f V M 1 f e Y Smiiflialyjnd POSsiElym?Jmf96rs of The deb f ln ey Rex BO Eden drsf Ofri1OWfl Bddreise Squad Com o ess Camo an ammel R es y are n Mcfvlullm and ETiuarTegf liidh Of' in. WGRD WRANGLER ,wk 9,ER5l . S FAYXQ-Yg.xAql6f. WELL' Velllll' Pe ch Tom Kina Siaie Kane- Nolmanvlowell' Coileave io' ler Geoff? Prepare io I Yee r ark . Tburnfimeni HuTch word wranglers climaxed The debaTe season wiTh Two gold Trophies and T40 wins, 90 losses. Squad members sTarTed The ball rolling by acquiring 20 and missing Ten in The Emporia Tourney where Two of The Teams reached The semi-Tinals, buT losT The decision. The TirsT debaTe Trophy was aTTained by Norman Perrill and Frank Fee aT Topeka where They reached The Tinals, buT were deTeaTed. HuTch scored I7 Triumphs, nine deTeaTs. ln The SouThwesTern Tourney aT WinTield, The score was seven even. One Team reached The semi-Tinals and was downed by Russell in The B division. AT Eldorado, a ToTal of 23 vicTories againsT l3 seTbacks were rolled up by The squad. l-luTchinson played hosT To ouT-oT-Towners in December and was deTeaTed by Tour poinTs, scoring in I0 debafes while dropping l4. Second place was won aT WyandoTTe where The Tinal counT was I6 ouT oT 25. AT Russell The debaTers reached The semi-Tinals where They Tied Tor second and came ouT wiTh I4 Tallies Tor and IO againsT Them. ln The Ark Valley Tourney aT WichiTa, HuTch Tied Tor second place wiTh Winfield and Eldorado and snagged seven wins, losT Tive. By placing second in The disTricT Tourney and winning Tour. dropping Two aT WichiTa, HuTch was eligible To com- peTe in The sTaTe TournamenT. The year's biggesT meeT was The sTaTe TournamenT aT Lawrence where The squad Took TourTh place. .They capTured eighT, missed six. MADAM CHAIRMAN-Ruby RTuThruTT prepares To begin a pracTice debaTe session as TeammaTes Willie Reussner. Virginia Hes- Ter. and Helen Burson prepare Their own argumenTs. ROAD SHOWS get 74a 7wtl ' ls if possible fo fell fhe 'rrufh for 24 hours or are liffle whife lies indispensable fo fhe average person? This dilema enferfained fhe audience Ocf. I and 2 when an all-school casf presenfed James Monfgomery's 3-acf comedy, No'rhing Buf The Tru+h. Mr. Thomas Kelly direcfed fhe casf, members of which were Charles Dick, Norman Perrill, Curfis Lanh, Rex Allen, Leo Schell, Cheryl Dicks, Paffy Lloyd, Karen Hall, Mary Gayle Loveless, Anefa Corsauf, and Twila Yuncker. As a resulf of a bef, Dick unclerfook To fell 'rhe frufh for 24 hours. He had fo answer every quesfion wifh veracify or lose Sl0,000 fo his boss, Perrill, and fwo business acquaint- ances. Allen and Lanfz. Through being frufhful, Dick found himself a home-wrecker las his boss' wife, Paffy was ready fo sue for divorce believing her husband mixed up wifh Two girlsl and a cad since he was forced fo appraise frankly 'rhe musical abilify of Karen, a friend of his sweefhearf, Cheryl. Clocks were sef up and back in an efforf fo frap him: buf evenfually overcoming all odds, Dick won fhe bel' and The money. The sfudenf direcfor was Shirley Hafcher while ofher help- ers were Mrs. Ariel Perrill, Miss Shirley Crawford, Miss Mayme King, Lou Rae Clay, Onie Enfz, Naomi Hosfefler, Jacob Duerksen, Kennefh Grady, Bill Har+, Lewis Kay, Gene Sims. Dick Winslow, Bonifa Roofs, Jack Taylor, Ann Wagner, Doro- fhy Knechfel, Nancy Teed, John Frazier, Beffy Gard, Merle HIILL Y O .. fhreafens Norman pe QR NOSE! gLeo S h as Cheryl Dicks lo kmll wlih V'Cl0US ma fi ell o s on in horror Y em Sellers, Sfuarf Conklin, and Marjorie Smifh. WHAT DlD l KNOW OF THE WICKED CITY? -Wifh her 'rears flowing like wine, Mary Gayle Loveless 'rells The fale of a man's unfaifh- fullness as Anefa Corsaui' and Twila Yuncker make up a sympafhefic audience. J A .Q 1 DID HE REALLY SAY THAT? -Curfis Lanfz shows inferesf as he and Karen Hall chal' aboul' fhe confusing evenfs of fhe day. lT'S FROM THE KHEDIVE OF+E6YPTI:n'El e mu Doroifhy Clay reT1dilffGhhTfiesOlDiCl4. ,Barbara Tv13sTThikeowsLeTl?faRi:areSFSil1. and Harri' Smglefon' G I EVENING A 'Me Winn 7044 Qme 7a Dinner: BreaThes There a dinner guesT who will be welcome afTer a sTay of Ten days? The audience found ouT Dec. 9 and I0 when The Man Who Came To Dinner came To Richardson audiTorlum. Mrs. Ariel Perrill direcfed The comedy. GeTTing The play off To an auspicious sTarT, Charles Dick, a noTed auThor wiTh a spiced Tongue, began an enforced visiT aT The home of Shirley Hafcher and Harry Singlefon as af resulT of a fall on ice and a broken hip. LaTer, Dick managed To Throw The enTire home info chaos. The place was flooded wiTh Telegrams, leTTers, and sTrange gifTs-including a box of penguins, a mummy case, and a village of cockroaches. When his docTor informed him ThaT he was really uniniured, The famous man Took advanfage of The medico's liTerary aspirafions To hide his healTh and furTher his devious purposes. His hosT puT his fooT down when Dick encouraged The children of The household, Joleen Fossey and ErnesT Dade, To leave home. Dick wenT To greaT Trouble To desTroy a romance beTween his secreTary, Dorofhy KnechTel, and A. J. Campbell, a newspaperman. Finally, The wriTer senT for an old friend, Mary Gayle Loveless, who, by charming Campbell, helped ,ruin The friendship. Then John Frazier and Norman Perrill arrived To be on DoroThy's side of The dispufe. JusT before being evicfed, Dick pulled a biT of black-mail ouT of a haT and saved The day, sending Mary Gayle off on a cruise in a mummy case. Musical addifions To The producTion were The piT orchesfra, The girls' Triple Trio, and Norman Perrill singing his own song, HUGH! A PENGUlNl -Nurse Marjorie SmiTh complains abouT The sTrange gifT while Joleen Fossey, Barbara MaTThews. CurTis LanTz, Charles Dick, Bill Cameron, Richard Winslow, and Cloyd Brubaker Think of Their own Troubles. Gold Moon. THIS IS SHERIDAN WHITESIDEH--Sfarfing his annual Chrisfmas broadcasT, Charles Dick announces The girls' Triple Trio-Peggy Gee Darlene Darling, Barbara Goering, Donnys EnTz, Donis Clegg, Joan Dar nell, Diana Doane, Wilma VanRiper, and Billie Morris-under The direcT ion of radiomen, Dan Hofer and Gerald Nichol. ,. :xi snummsmm ms i H-STERTAI ME T gun- WELL rv leave M . 'GQOD NIGHT -Preparing f N ery .Silver and Charles D. k o orman Perrill climbs . , 'C .l Papa a n 'maglnary sfaircase. ' eau 1494 Should a girl fell her fafher 'I'ha+ her life's ambifion is for be an acfress when she knows he will violenfly disapprove? And how long should her mofher be expecfed fo deceive 'lhe head of fhe house? These problems were faced and solved by fhe cas+ of 'lhe senior play, Years Ago, presenfed A ril 29. A Members of fhe casf, direcfedaby Mrs. Ariel Perrill. were Clarence Bell, A. J. Campbell, Barbara Comsfock. Charles Dick, Dorofhy Hefling. Barbara Maffhews, Norma Mock, Norman Perrill, Meryl Silver, and an unidenfified caf. Sfudeni' direcfor was Joleen Fossey. The 3-acl' presenfafion depicfed home life in +he early parl' of fhis cenfury. Meryl. a bobby-soxer of l9l0, believed fhaf fafe meanf for her fo be a- dramafic sfar. She confided in her mofher, Dorofhy, who sympafhized wifh her daugh'rer's longing buf feared her husband's rage and wished Meryl would marry Charles and for- gef fhe sfage. - As fafher, Norman was an ex-seadog who alfernafed befween fhreafening fo lie down on fhe fracks of fhe local railroad. and dream- ing of fhe day when his daughfer would be a physical culfure insfruc- for. Considering fhis, Dorofhy insisfed fhaf Meryl lef her fafher know of her aspirafions. Remembering his own wild youfh, Norman gave up his plans buf refused fo lef her be an acfress unfil she had finished high school. Evenfually, Meryl made plans fo go fo New York fo gef a lob. Finances infervened, buf Meryl fulfilled her hopes and leff for fhe greaf whife way. HHEAVE ANCHOR, SNUGGYV'--Norman Perrill direcfs Meryl Silver fo sfand sfraighf so physical culfure direcfors, Barbara Maffhews and A. J. Campbell. can look her over as Dorofhy Hefling looks on. u Tutu... 'DONT my T Slsflfihgfclarencg 'Z 'ZND CARRY A Comgf ag? While Norm n Meryl Silv liffingock give moral Suplgfffflgdphd Barber? e Welghf 83 ' W DERING Musicians no sooner finished one musical producfion 'rhan lhey s+ar'red on anolher. The season began in Ocfober wifh 'rhe choral fesfival and ended wilh music for graduaiion exercises. Convenlion hall was fhe scene of much acfivily on Oclober 22 when The vocal deparfmenls of fhe high school, bofh junior highs, and junior college mei wi+h +he orchesfras from These schools for The choral-orches+ra fesfival. Singers were direcfed by Dr. Archie Jones of Texas universily. MUSIC MASTERS-Madrigalians Danny Zollars, Jack Samms, Dean Wesferman, Doris Clewell, Meryl Silver, Berneal KeH'ner, Mary Loveless, Belva Flora, Virginia Hill, Mary Taylor. Janice Nicholson. Barbara MaHhews, Bill Cameron, Randall Shelfon, and Jack Taylor assume +heir cusfomary posifions for performances. FLASHY FOUR-Crooners Darrel Corlcins, Bill Blair, Bull Dimmick, and Mike McKee are all sef +o bursf in+o song. - MIXED CHORUS-Front Row: N. Sharp,-P. Honry, l. llahop,0. Entx, P. Broman, C. lanyard, M. Cheever, P. Pierson, E. Klatt, P. Altvltor. Second Row: J. Glaze, P. Clitu, J. Dock, D. lur9in,A. Glover, J. VanCampen,.J. Lockman, M. Unruh, N. Unruh, G. Cooper, F. King. Thlrd Row: D. Hamer, P. Sekavoc, M. 8ehnoidor,M. Baxter, C. Wooloy, R. Jonoa, B. Millar, E. Roberts. Fourth Row: P. Johnson. H. Huffman, M. Frederick, E. Minnor, D. Myers, B. Nlacauleg, 'S. Hatcher, U. Wright, G. Cless, T. Heggy. Back Row: F. Orme, D. ,c0l'kiIll, D. Stone, A. Crisp, P. Calvillo, S. Lord, J. lruor, V. trlnqos, C. Wilson, J. Zumalt. B. Blalr, G. Nichol, L. Klaver. MINSTREL Miss Mabelle Billings, music inslrucior, :lirecled ihe vocalisis of high school in fhe oraiorio, St Paul. on January 2I. Praclice began immedialely afier l'he oralorio for lhe Sal? Hawlc Revue which was presenled March 8. Small ensembles and members chosen from oiher groups represenied ihe school in fhe dislricl music leslival al Wichifa April I-2. Members of several music groups sang a'r baccalaureale and graduafion ceremonies la're in May fo round oui 'rhe musical calendar. THREE TlMES FouR+R.-isdy for ihe downbeat are members of friple quarrel: Elaine Eddlemon. Norma Unruh, Dolores Myers, Alice Glover, Mary Lou Cheever, Mary Lou Sherline, Doris Eldredge, Mary Lou Daugherty, Fannie Leopulos, Donna Bur- gin, Marilyn Unruh, and Barbara Miichell. NATTY NINE-Accompanied by Karen Hall, lhe noneH'es consisi' of Lila Fisher, Ann Wagner, Reva Franz, Norma Moclc. Cheryl Diclcs, Judy Lockman, Lois Maffison, Barbara Comsfoclc, and Sue Lord. MIXED CHORUS-Front Row: M. Brown, M. Silver, M. G-Ing, C. Dlcks, D. Clewell, M. -Shellne, M. Daugherty, E. Eddlemon, K. Hall, R. Franz, F. Leopulos, O. Leonard, P. Fisher. Second Row: D. Eldredqe, N. Mock, B. Mitchell, M. Loveless, L. Mattleon, D. Knechtel, h t B. D i Third Row: V. Hill B. Flora, M. Ta lor, B. Comstock, P. Calvin, D. Wood A. Wagner, B. Ketner, J. Burgett, N. Dlug ery, evo. , y I - all, M. Smlth, B. Goodman, J. Johnson, L. Parmley. Fourth Row:J. Taylor, J. Samvne, B. Matthews, J. Nicholson, P. Lloyd, L. Flsher, Stiles D Zollars M. McKee R. Golden, J. Nelson. Back Row. B. Cameron, J. Stansel, R. Shelton, J. Cook, C. Roszel, D. Westerman, D. . , B. Dlmmiick, V. Martin, D. Davis, H. Harper, J. Duerksen, E. Keffer. ,,Y...nnngul.,, ,,..,... Y- . ., - - H ,.V T-r--W -- - s l l l MUSIC l l l l l GOOD MORNING, MR. ZIP!-Wilh your hair cul' l jus+ as shorf as mine sing fhe boys' quarfef as fhey l pracfice for fhe Self Hawk Revue. ' SWEETER THAN THE FLOWERS-Awaihng fheir cue +o sing 'rhe nexf song in Their Slephen Fosfel medley during +he Sal+ Hawlc Revue are The noneffes. l T g l l l l l 5 i Z5 fi 4.1 5 A? L5 ST, PAUL -Combined efforfs of The chorus and orcheslra broughf aboul The success of 'rhe Mendelssohn oraforio and made if one of 'rhe highlighfs of 'The year. PR DLICTICD S Red leTTer daTes on The music deparTmenT's calendar were January 21 when The oraTorio. ST. Paul, was presenTed and March 8 Tor The SalT Hawk Revue. One-hundred and Ten girls and 70 boys composed The oraTorio chorus direcTed by Miss Mabelle Billings, music insTrucTor. Mr. James BarreTT, boys' glee club insTrucTor, ac- companied The chorus on The piano. The or- chesTra. composed mainly oT high school and junior college sTudenTs, was conducTed by Mr. RoberT Hollowell, orchesTra direcTor. The chorus Took The solo parTs becaus Miss Billings wanTed To give The sTudenTs a chance To show whaT They could do. The oraTorio was The sTory oT The life of ST. Paul in musical Torm. Following The gold rush Trail. The TorTy- niner Theme was chosen Tor The SaI+ Hawk Revue. The music was limiTed To American worlcs wriTTen in The wagon wheel To jeT pro- pulsion era beTween I849 and I949. Included were The presenTaTions of Negro spiriTuals. popular selecTions. mounTain music, and cow- oy songs. Mixed chorus. The glee clubs. and all small vocal ensembles parTicipaTed. JUST L 'Hem' gre IKE GRA . Q' ND fnadrlqaliggs 'ZZ .used foAZ':fTyp,Cal f rlnq The 49,loySiS fhe enferf er elf H Urrpfshed b 6 awk Revue. y H16 SALT'HAWK REVUE-Under The combined direcTion oT Miss Mabelle Billings and Mr. James BarreTT The enTnre group of singers appear Tor The Tinale oT The 49'er SalT Hawk Revue. 87 Nofman XNQIY Qlgmavl jezzixeliinaabej Slain lsfrin l'lOqlilelCi,9l2Y- Marqlisioare member GGY e rx Hausa l Elma lea ensemble' Adams' gmpsoni ONS f Sallxlik Darlene LW ant CDRCH ESTR To many sfudenfs, insfrumenfal music offers an invifafion fo iourney down a bypafh of self ex- pression and an opporfunify fo parficipafe in various evenfs. ln addifion fo fhe band and or- chesfra concerfs members do fheir parf by adding musical background fo assembly programs, dra- mafic producfions, and sporfs acfivifies. Direcfed by Mr. Roberf Hollowell fhe orchesfra provided music for school and Perrill club plays. This year fhe ,firsf fime members fool: par+ in a concerf exchange wifh Hays. Anofher firs+ was 'Phe presenfafion of a separafe concerf feafuring only sfring ensembles and lhe sfring orchesfra. ln former years fhese groups were included in fhe orchesfra concert Disfricf music fesfival af Wichifa was anofher spring affracfion for fhese musicians. Under fhe direcfion of Mrj Roland Gunn, A and B bands furnished music for everyfhing from sporfs evenfs fo several concerfs of fheir own. Oufsfanding evenf of fhe year was The annual band concerf March l. Feafured senior soloisl' was Car- roll Smifh. Kenny Walfer. senior. was sfudenf di recfor. ln April fhe band afiended fhe disfric' 'music fesfival in Wichifa. The mass band fesfiva in April offered ifs members and visifing band: anofher chance fo show fhe public wha+ fhey coulc do. Throughouf fhe year A and , B bands fool furns presenfing concerfs for inmafes af fha re formafory. TRIPLE TREAT-Marge Dowell, Elizabefh Ploug- he, and Paf Murray make up fhe sfring frio. 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'-We-f '-Nil' my-E-ff M' , ff 9 sw 'fa ,am W Aft! '.,,vv -427 3 5 fir 1 -i 'Qi Q MH, MUSIC MASTERS--Composed of Twila Yunker. Chesler Deck, Jean Black, Chesfer Johnson, For- resl' Jackson, Norma Yauk. Mary Lou Brown, and LaVona l-lolcom are 'the woodwind and saxophone quarfels. NSEMBLE clams Pal MUV' SERENADE FOIIF srclilrgincig-JEZLIYHQUSCW make up raY- MGVQG Dowe ' an the Shing quarlel. ':'- ' ,, Gnu f' f LET 'ER Bl-0W A' J' Cargllxfllkathafi searl. Vonne - H E l Johnson. La I Carlos Sco . Efne JEYWZQA-A Qlclf..K'?.?.l,,E?nEldlhEaErass ensembles- gg-----'Y NOTE-WORTHY-Members of lhe woodwind en- semble are Evelyn Johnson, Jean Black, Marion Davis Richard Borlon, Forresl Jackson, and Chesler Deck. EASY COME, EASY BLOW-Floyd Keller, Russell DeBerry, Marlene Redcl. Raymond Marlinez, Dwayne Yauk, Gene SchlaH'er, Gene lmes. and LaVonne Block compose The rromloone and French horn quarlels. T FORMATION-Cheerleaders gel in lhe groove Bill Blair HEERLE DER Bill Hornlsh Pafsy Walker al' Convenlion hall +0 show which side +hey're for. pepp5ViiZEg?fDznREjQl?g?iE2g:':g-E:LT:i?rS prepare for .-- V Karen Hall Ken Whilney They don'+ wanf io sei' The world on fire- lhey iusf wanl' fo keep a bonfire of pep going all year. Five aciing cheerleaders and Three allernafes came +o fhe fron? affer being chosen by 'lhe sfu- denl' body in lhe fall. Slariing pepsiers were Bill Blair, Dick Sfeinbeck, Bill Hornish, Palsy Walker, and Karen Hall wilh sland-ins Mary Gayle Love- less, Jack Glaze, and Kennefh Whifney. New yells and formaiions were in order when 'rhe vim, vigor, and vi+alify quinlef look over. Oufsianding new cheers were Team, Team, Team and Tommy Hawk. Organizing bus irips for ouf of fown games, planning pep assemblies, and brushing up on old cheers kepl' The head cheerleader, Bill Blair, and squad busy. Mary Gayle Loveless 1 Dick Sfeinbeck GRIDDERS T KE GTITTTTTTWD Ediger, capTain HaTcher, capTain FighTing iTs way inTo a Tie Tor Third place in The sTubborn Ark Valley league, The '48 gridiron squad closed The season wiTh six Triumphs and Three losses. I Opening The season aT Gowans Tield wiTh a non-league game againsT The Topeka Trojans, The Blue and Gold boys pleased The home crowd wiTh a I4-I2 vicTory. BoTh of HuTchinson's Touchdowns and one oT Topeka's came in The exciTing TirsT quarTer. The War- riers' inabiliTy To converT exTra poinTs cosT Them a possible Tie. HiTTing pay dirT Tor ThirTeen poinTs, The SalTers opened Valley play wiTh a I3-O win over The WildcaTs Trom Eldorado. Springing back aTTer an erraTic and scoreless TirsT halT, The Hawk gridders dominaTed The second half and scored Two Touchdowns. Third Time was anyThing buT a charm Tor The local squad as a TighTing eleven Trom Winfield pulled one oT The big Valley upseTs oT The year by chalking up iTs TirsT TooTball vicTory over HHS, I4-7. Six Thousands Tans looked on as The Ark valley champs, WichiTa NorTh Redskins, wenT on The war paTh To wipe ouT The visiTing Hawks, 40-O. NorTh scored Two Touchdowns The TirsT halT and Then wenT wild in The second half To score Tour more TD's. HuTchinson's wounds received sooThing balm in The nexT game as WichiTa CaThedral biT The dusT before The raging Birds, 34-I4. The SalTers looked like a reiuvenaTed Team as They rolled up Two Touchdowns The TirsT quarTer and one each oT The remaining periods. SmiTh, cenTer Drake, guard Unruh, back Beeman, Tackle Howell, end Swanson, Tackle game which The Hawks won, I4-7. Farney, back COME TO PAPA-STreTching his long arms To pull down a pass. MerT HaTcher, co-capTain and leTT end, makes a sizable gain in The WellingTon HuTch Grover, back Collins, fackle Zollars, guard Roberfs, end Kimbell, end Hoefer, back Taylor, fackle Zumall, end Fee, cenfer Making a gallanf sfand before a superior Wichifa Easf feam. fhe Salf Birds -finally fell, 27-6. Affer fhree quarfers of play. fhe Blue Aces could only show a I-poinf advanfage over fhe scrappy local eleven. However, in fhe fourfh quarfer hopes of an upsef were losf as fhe Aces crossed fhe necessary line fhree fimes. Nexf on fhe lisf for fhe boys from fhe Salf cify was a I9-I4 win over fhe Newfon Railroaders in one of fhe season's mosf excifing and fhrilling games. A 76-yard run by Farney for fhe Salf- ers and a 50-yard run affer a pass- infercepfion for Newfon ac- counfed for fhe scoring-in the firsf quarfer. Co-capfain Hafcher and quarferback Fofopoulos combined for Hufchinson's lasf fwo fouch- downs on idenfical pass plays. The Railers' lasf 'rally came on a 56-yard drive highlighfed by a 22-yard fouchdown pass. A breafh-faking finish was feafured in Hufchinson's I2-7 upsef over fhe Wellingfon Crusaders. Wellingfon scored ifs seven poinfs in fhe firsf quarfer and nursed fhem along fhroughouf fhe game. When' fhe Hawks scored buf failed 'ro converf in fhelasf quarfer, if looked as if fhe seven poinfs would be enough fo win fhe game. The climax came in fhe lasf 30-seconds of play as Fofopoulos com- plefed a I6-yard 'rouchdown pass fo co-capfain Ediger fo bring fhe final fally fo I2-7. T The 'season finale was a 32-2I fhriller won over fhe Arkansas Cify Bulldogs. Offense was fhe keynofe of fhe game as one or ofher ofwfhe feams was fhreafening fo score abouf every fhree minufes. However Hufchinson's line had momenfs of-glory wifh fwo goal-line sfands and fhe blocking of a lasf quarfer fhreaf by Ark Cify. This win gave fhe home squad a fie wifh Wellingfon for fhird place in final Ark Valleylsfandings. Fiffeen of Hufchinson's fwenfy-four leflermen for fhe I948 season will be' eligible for fhe I949 season. The boys who received leffers from Coach Eugene Niewald were backs. Binford, Farney. Fofopulos. Hinds. Grover, co-capfain Ediger, Hoefer. Unruh, Noyes: linemen. Fee, Smifh. Drake, Zollars, lmes. Beeman. Zumalf, Swan- son, Collins, Taylor, Howell, Kimball, Roberfs, co-capfain Hafcher: and feam manager. Cook. ' lmes. guard Hinds, back Binfordick Fofopoulos, back Noyes, back mzgffrf La..-fl-Z! SOPHOMORE Mock, S. Ewy, C. ing, T. Deering, Krolker, E. Frlesen. mer R. Kerschner J Row: E. Fitzgerald, D J. G . - laze, H Farth J. Wooten, L. Woody Kra- P wan, c. X J. on ' I Y Y ' Jennings, H. Huffman, cus, J. Ray.,G. Morgan, D. Collins, D. Kretzer. Back Row: Tuttle, R. Haag, R. DeBerry, N, , X I' I I , Ferguson, D. Mc lintock, Al , 1 : I I I Schrlk. f ,,.. ,... - , ELLINGTON --f v .., v., -..W ,,,.W mem. I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 ,455 GF NINE I I' I I . I I ' I I ' Q ,Z 'I KX HI 'I I I ' y A V X I HUTEI-IAVI93 an X EWTON I4 .-- In-gi ' I Ex-isr . . I I I I I v I I I I IIA -2' - ' W L PC+ Huw' 34 wfrsr I '222 ncaa as ....,.. ...... . . CATHEDRAL I4 Hufchinson ......,. .,.,,. 4 3 .57I WeIIing'ron ..,,,.., ,,,,, 4 3 .57I Winfield ' ...,.,,,,,,, ,,,.,, 4 .429 - A Arkansas Cify ....... 4 429 HuIcH I ELDQRADO o I I I I I ' --,,,,r x l I3 x I I I I I I ' I I I I , Ie-1 N.:,r Nsv NORTH 40 HUTCH 0 f WINFIELID I4 HLITCH I4 0 PEKA I2 , X . II I I I I Nap'-s ,Fu HUTCH 7 . 1 . Eldorado .....,,,,.,. Newfon .......... THIRD TEAM-Front Row: J. Herbert, back:i. Meier, guard: R. Burgln, back: J. Bohall, guard: B. Kretzer, bac : J. raves, b R. Christner, center: J. Hoefer, back: C. WesIoy,tackIe: A. Joh a n Roberts, end: R. Hoefer, end: B. Krantz, bsck:J. James, tackle. 6.5 .07l 6.5 .07I 3 .5 5 D. Stiles, end: J. Stenzel, guard: ck: E. Wlthrow, end. Back Row: son, back: S. Conklln, tackle: P. WRESTLERS ALL - Front Row: E. Elsmlnger, J. Smiley, L. Welle, J. Herbert, D. Brown, B. Whitfield, J. Nelson, J. Walter, J. Ellll, B. Crupper, A. Coburn, G. Shuman. Second Row: K. Smlth, J. Hoefer, C. Stephens, D. Swanson, R. Christner, J. Bohall, M. ' r B k R : M. Ward J. Stenzel, McCoy, D. Stelnbe-k, J. Halney. ac ow , ' G. lmes, G. Drake, 8. Kretzer, R. Miller, J. Brewer, B. Dufhn. - Pushing and muscling iTs way Through eighT maTches. The wresfling squad halTed The season wiTh Two wins and six losses and a rank of TenTh in The sTaTe. WiTh eighT leTTermen bolsfering The rosTer The SalT Crush- ers opened againsT The Salina Maroons. sTaTe co-champs. Sa- lina measured The home grapplers Twice, 38-6 and 42-7. An- oTher loss was charged To The Hawks afTer The Winfield maTch. Alfhough boTh Teams won The same number of individual maTches. Winfield had one fall where. HuTchinson had a de- cision, Thus The 2-poinT difference in The 26-24 score. The SalT Birds biT The dusT before WichiTa NorTh as The Redskins scalped Them, 34-8. A fali scored by HerberT and a decision by Wells accounfed for HuTchinson's eighT .poinTs. On The fifTh and sixTh Trial The SalTland grapplers 'hiT The iackpof for Two wins, boTh againsT The Topeka Trojans. Score of The firsT mafch was 38-I I, and The Tally affer The second was 29-l8. MaTch No. 7 found The home Team looking for revenge from The Winfield Vikings. buT The Sailors showed no mercy as They sank HuTchinson for The second Time. 26-l8. LasT of The regularly -scheduled TilTs found HuTchinson losing To Wich- iTa Easf, 32-7. Placing fiffh in The regional aT WichiTa NorTh, seven boys won The righT To represenT The Gold and Blue aT The sTaTe meeT in ManhaTTan. HuTchinson Took one firsT place, Two Thirds, and four fourThs. HuTchinson's mosT consisTanT and ouTsTand- ing w:esTler, James HerberT, Took firsT place in his weighbf division. The Two Third place winners were Bob KreTzer and Bill Crupper. The winners in The fourTh posiTion were Jim Bohall. Don Brown. John Ellis, and Marfin McCoy. Grand finale of The season was The sTaTe meeT. The SalT CiTy boys broughf home Two fourTh places worTh Two poinTs for a rank of TenTh. Bill Crupper and James HerberT were The poinT gaTherers for The Gold and Blue. Closing The books on The T949 season. I6 boys received Their wresfling H's. LeTTermen were CapTain Don Brown, James Bohall, Bill Crupper, John Ellis, James HerberT, Jerry Hoefer. Don Swanson, John WalTers, Carl Eisminger, Bob KreTzer. MarTin McCoy. John Nelson, KenneTh SmiTh, Clairf STephens, Leon Wells. and manager. Don FosTer. CRLI HER CCR ER COM! Per, The z?wk?U,B3PARTYNBill C, Up- Zgialgg Om his Wichgsuiliilini, fries To Io k 6 resT of me S I Oppon- o dolefully on' aT grapplers Ping san H 'v 'YfSJame. H is adversary, awk' b 'n9S Pressure Z Sgr I I2 pounds of Scrap ei on his Wichita Norm. ,, ,,,,,L...4.................4 GANGWAY! l'M COM- ING-Bob KranTz looks for a way To ouT-maneuver The defense being formed be- fore him in The second Hawk-NewTon encounTer. Jerry Jung Don Crawford Charles Grover Randall ShelTon CAGERS TAKE Wins, losses, hearTbreaking defeaTs and lasT- minuTe vicTories-all These came To The l-luTchinson baskefeers. ln regular play The Birds had a IO-IO record and rank of fiffh in The Ark Valley: Then came sTaTe play where The cagers advanced To quarfer finals, picking up Three wins and a defeaT plus a regional championship. . In The debuT The home squad picked The CaThe- dral Shamrocks, 34-30, in a non-league TilT. Opening Valley play, The Blue and Gold won a Thrilling 25-24 game from The Winfield Vikings when a Viking missed a lasT-minuTe free Throw. Third game on The schedule was a close. exciTing 28-26 loss To Ark CiTy in which There was never more Than a 4-poinf difference in Team scores. ForTy-five To 38 in favor of WichiTa EasT Tells The sad sTory of The Hawks' nexT game. VVichiTa's capTain scored IO of The I5 poinTs made by EasT in The lasT quarTer while l-luTchinson was racking up eighT poinTs. Playing The CKL champs. The Salina Maroons, l'luTchinson faced defeaT No. 3 as The 1 , l home five losT, 38-3l, in a game of spasmodic scoring. HuTchinson's TradiTional foes, The NewTon Railroaders, poured salT on The wounds of The Blue and Gold by handing Them a 49-27 defeaT. How- ever, The Schrikmen rebounded To whip Eldorado, 59-39, before being pushed back inTo The losing ruT by WellingTon, 34-28. Playing as if They were righT off The sTove, l'luTch- inson downed WichiTa NorTh Redskins, 43-3I. FoTo- poulos was warmesT player of The evening wiTh I8 poinTs. OuTscorinq Their opponenTs in everv ouarTer. Paul RoberTs EGIO AL TITLE Bob New The SalT Birds whi ped Hays' CadeTs. 42-23, in Their second non-Teague game. Revenge came sweeT To The Vikings as They washed away The sTain of an earlier loss by whipping The Hawks, 43-37. To sTarT second round play. Ark CiTy Bulldogs Took a second game from The Blue and Gold. 47-4I. Snappy play. afcrowding defense. and Tive sharp shooTers made up The winning formula Tor Ark CiTy. g Taking Time Trom Their busy Valley schedule. The Hawk lads enTered The ArgenTine 4-Team inviTa- Tional in Kansas CiTy and broughT home Third aTTer a loss To ArgenTine. 35-34, and a win over Ward. 43-35. Back in The Valley, a haf TourTh quarTer Tor WichiTa EasT spelled doom Tor The Hawks, 43-38. NewTon also Torced The Hawks To heel, 45-29. RighT abouT here, The luck of The Gold and Blue changed, and The locals won seven oT Their lasT eighT games. This winning sTreak sTarTed as The Blue Birds Tramped Eldorado, 67-49. ln a non- league TilT They conTinued wiTh a deTeaT of Wyan- doTTe of Kansas CiTy, 37-35. To make iT Three in a row, The local Tive pulled a major upseT by un- seaTing WellingTon's mighTy knighTs, 4l-26. In The Ias+ Valley game HuTchinson squeezed pasT WichiTa NorTh Redskins, 43-40. ATTer The regular season The 5alTers Traveled GreaT Bend way Tor The sTaTe regionals and broughT home TirsT place Trophy Tor a 37-29 vicTory over Dodge CiTy and a 39-37 win over GreaT Bend. EnTering The sTaTe Tourney aT Emporia, The Hawks pulled an upseT by deTeaTing Salina. 46-39. ln The quarTer finals play ended Tor The Gold and Blue as WichiTa EasT senT Them To a 54-35 deTeaT. Arnold Jack Llndholm Gene FoTopoulos Tom Cairns ON THE BALL Paul RoberTs Takes a high one as Bob KranTz sTarTs Tor a pass and screen play when The locals Triumphed over Eldorado, 54-39. 97 POT IT, SLIM-Gene Fofopoulos. Paul Roberfs. and Bob Kranfz second +he mofion Hua? seems 'ro be on ev- erybody's lips as Jerry Jung fries fo pu? one in. The Hawks losf +o Easf, 38-45. ,. ,M b H M fw RfE .. gg f f.' ..,A. , ., :.4, IQQV in 7, - -M-' 1 'A ' ' wifes- B ',,. of 'L j 1 5 B . Rxwj ' ag! pig? ee s .Qi 34,5 . il, my In 118 . X -,f, K wwf. QQ' 3 ' K r .Lx 1 1. 12 gf.. , X,e f , it .K .1 R like J. R' . - e 52 1 5 nf. ' nf R 'gif R' sf ' I l - v in lr W - '-iU B 7T W 3g,1. Q94 . e ee B V in V1 - 5542543-f -- 1, 317 A ..-'XJ fray' eee bg' Xexonl we 5 Ska? , , 5 exxxoff-Mixer. D- UP fpfonk d ROW ROW. D SQUAD t Secon . 3 CY FRESXYwSAxxfXav'f- EXLEESDB. Huqmcgn Pv'?f-MGR' c, ' x4 I XeS9n' ' C' MC Sxookhamgorem- J' Pr 5RmlS'sew6fk- D' 98 AN TO MA I DOODIT--While Bob Krenfz and Pauf Roberfs waif hopefully, Jerry Jung sinks a one-lnander in The 43-3l win over Nor+l'1. SECOND TEAM--Froni' Row: N. Hogue, B. Dimmick, B. Binford, B. Arnold. Second Row: J. Cook. D. Blanchard, F. Kroeker, B. Jackson, R. Shelfon. Back Row: R. Noyes, M. Chalfanf, J. Ray, R. DeBerry, D. Crawford. lf. 5 :- W 5 TRACK MATERIAL-Front Row: D. Mock, D. Hart, F. Frazier, K. Unruh, B. Sponamore, B. Blnford, H. Farthing, J. Herbert, YL. Ag- man, K. Smith, L. Wells, D. Kerschner, A. Johnson, F. Schemm, D. Blanchard, manager. Second Flawzi B. Tolar, J. Brooks, J. Elliott, . Stewart, J. Friesen, D. Sorem, J. Alonzo, B. Baker, B. Moss, D. Crawford, N. Phlllnps, B. Blair, J. Collins, M. Hatcher, R. Noyes, R. Ander- son, H. Huffman, B. Rupard. Third Row: B. Stevens, P. Osborn, D. Ford, C. Grover, K. Glaze, J. Ne.son, S. 'GobIe, J. Cook, K. Kmley, G. Drake, D. Zollars, E. Bolt, W. Lewis, E. Snowden, B. Huffman, Asst. Coach Don Michael. Back Row: C. Ehrlich, J. Tracey, B. Cameron, C. McMulIin, B. Krantz, W. Hollinger, J. Brooks, F. Fee, D. Upson, D. Tankersley, M. Miller, J. Jung, B. Farney. r ,' K 7 ' ki .,. ,J 'ps 4 KRAMER' WCDRKME 4 as Sharpening up on skill as well as on their spikes, track- men commenced full scale practice March I with ll T Iel-lermen included in the group responding to the sound ot the gun. Coach Woody Kramer's lettermen includ- - ed Bill Farney. captain: Bill Bintord, Dick Glaze, Ken- neth Unruh, Carleton Mclvlullin, Bob Krantz, Bob Spona- ' more, and Albert Johnson carrying the running assign- ments: while Merlyn Hatcher, Jack Collins. and Ralph Noyes comprised the list ot weight artists. A late spring prevented many ot the boys trom get- ting into shape as early as Coach Kramer and Mr. Don Michael, assistant coach. had hoped. Opening the season with a practice' meet with Burrton, the thinclads didn't really taste the cinders of competition until they traveled to Sterling April 2. Additional meets on the locals' list consisted ot a dual with McPherson April 9, Wichita AA April l5, Salina quadrarlgular and KU re- lays on April 26 and April 22-23 respectively, Hutch Invitational April 30, Ark Valley May 6, and regionals May l4 at Hutchinson. Those qualifying taced a keen tield ot competitors in the state meet held at Wichita May 20-2I to wind up the season. 1 Attending a total ot eight meets, last year's sprinsters started oft the season pulling down third on the Sterling relays, second at both Wichita AA and Salina quadran- gular, and tourth at the KU relays. The Hawks' only tirst place rating came in the Hutchinson invitational. Last three encounters found the locals third in the Ark Valley, second in the regional, and sixth in the state. AWAY WITH A BANG-Dick Glaze, cinder sprinter tor the Hawks, leaves blocks a-tlying while working on his starts. LYING ON AlR+Over the bar and clearing it with some to spare 'goes Bob Krantz working on the Western style. V 99 B--rv www, 4 l 4 l i .l ri l l 1 l 1 Charl ER TOPP es Grover Esjjgifacefuuy Id e ' ' rf Johnsgs, 'agrsvef fhe Io Ing on fo W hu'-dl rm. es Gre THINCLADS Bu R 2 s f M N O x 'l- '5 A , G . ,km U 'fb 1 'D ' 'E to 9 'P X 8? '9 Q 'vgfkd im yfvx XNPNLXQNG ON NR? We finder pakh kowavd Vt. down pared for a vau TROUT PNRMORfJaveXXn ares 'fo Cui Noose rfecfxon. XCNXGHT NNX specfxaX'xs'c, RaXpX1 Noyes, prep wwn a heave as 'ne works ioward pe Edoxe BON? comes 'che pH pre LIP CINDER PATH PONY EXPRESS-Bill Farney pracfices an exchange wifh Bill Binford as bofh 'iron ou'r fhe rough spofs of 'rheir bafonhpassing. jf xg, fx! If J I c,ffW1 A x J, 17 hi A' b BEHIND E h , ff' gust. Skywarn-L JGCLRQN u BALLXS , Q , Ing -H16 Cofllns. i efTdlI'lg . Q l2'PO Strains ' e ,J 1 und 5 here' a hffle in , ,ga A94-Q Wea. SITHNG-PW. -Waifidg for +he ,go-ahead signal are Bob SPOUOVUOFG. Gar ns8iMcMullim andfi--Kennefh Unruh, al! quarfer milers. 1 . RQ, , . 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Even lhough 'rhe fairways on which lhey play are green, fhis word could nof be used 'ro classify Coach Max Hamil'ron's '49 golf leam. as all mem- bers refurned from lasf year's squad. Le'H'ermen backing 'rhe 'rearn were Karl Esles, Mike Challanl, Sam Snyder, Tom Wiley. and Harold Harper. March 3I consrifuled 'rhe par shoofers' firsf march as +hey fraveled fo Ark Cily for a dual. Firsi' really big march fo be run off was Norfh-Easl lnvilafional April 7 af Wichila. Linksmen also mel East Norlh, and Calhedral in compefifive play. Orher imporlanl mafches included Salina April 22, Hurch lnvifalion- als April 29, Ark Valley May 5, and 'rhe sfale meel held on May I3-I4. Golf has seen ifs second slraighl' season alfer a layoff of five years. Allhough There were only live Ark Valley schools compeling, lasf year's squad played +hird in valley compefifion. Sfale mafching broughl Esles and Chalfanl' sevenlh in fwosonqe play while lhey leamed up wifh Harper and Snyder 'ro place ninlh in fha foursome malch. sg .AQ 65' .. UP TO PAR-Fronl' Row: J. Woolen, S. Avy, B. Mar+in, G. Welch B. Rornig, R. Harnillon, D. McClin+ock. Back Row: S. Snyder, Coach Max Hamillon, T. Wiley, K. Esles, M. Chalfanl, H. Harper. at Alfhough sfarring off fhe second week of March, Coach Eugene Niewald's nefmen weren'+ really info +he swing of Ihings un+il 3-year veferans Tom Cairns and Gene Fofopoulos finished +heir baskefball sea- son. Cairns and Fofopoulos worked as a doubles Team lasf year capfuring Ihird in Valley compe+i+ion and reaching fhe semi-finals in Ihe sfafe mafches. Anofher experienced swinger re+urning fo aid fhe +eam was Clark Wesley, who earned his firs+ H lasf year. Ofhers reporfing who possessed know- ledge of 'rhe sporl' were Cleyon Yowell, Don Sfiles, Merl Sellers, Sruarf Conklin, and Gene lmes. The I-Iufch racquei' swingers enferfained Nicker- son, Buhler, Winfield, Salina. and Norfh on fhe Juco courfs and visi+ed Easf, Salina. and Ark Ci+y during QUICK SERVE--Tom Cairns gels ready fo cui' loose on his serve while Clark Wesley poses himself for acfion April. Ark Valley play was held al' Wichifa May 5. Bofh fhe invilafional A ril I3-I4 and regional May I3-I4 were held here, buf nefsfers wenf +o Topeka May 20-2I for fhe siaie. RACKETEERS--Fronf Row: M. Sellers. J Kar+sonis, D. Smi+h, D. Hofer, V. Hefling Second Row: C. Kimball, G. lmes. D. Sfiles J. Shall, B. Davis, C. Yowell. Back Row: T Cairns, P. Gianakon, C. Wesley, S. Conklin, G. Fo+opouIos, N. Hogue. J. Dicus, C. Clark. Sfepping over fo meer fhe ball is Gene Fofopoulos dem- onsfrafing his back hand. PRECISION WORK - OVER THENET-Don Sfiles sfrefches 'ro refurn one in a Tough prachce march while his parlner, Cleyon Yowell sfands ready behind him. N fl XYER OUT!-Team capfaln and firsf bagger, Bob Knighfly, sflefches fo recenve fhrow from fhird in plenfy of lime for fhe ouf. gf If ,fl .7 f , u fm? I if If ,J , e.l all V I I , 5, lf, U J rf I 'I J I f -I . 5,42 V! H N 1 if ' ,J JI Jn A ' I 2' I VI aff M' ef' Wnfh approxnmafely fen days before enferfam mg Wnchnfa Easf af Carey park Coach Al Schrlla commenced orgamzed dlamond prachce March 2I Earlner pracfnce sessaons were delayed by baskefball The veferan seven fhal' refurned fo boosl' fhe quad were Bob Knughfly capfann Jnm Graves and Ball Kmgsley as flelders Loule Edlger an oulflelder Marlon Davns Bull Enoch and Floyd Keffer pnfchers Ofher games found fhe Hawks fravelnng f Dodge Cnfy Aprul 7 home for Newfon Aprul I2 fhen fo Eldorado Aprul I4 The following fwo weeks fhe squad mef Cafhedral af home fraveled fo Norfh encounfered Wmfneld af home and sched fhedral were bofh Insfed on refurn mafches Season fmals were reguonals May 6 7 and sfafe I3 I4 All home hlfs were played af The Carey park clnamond Coach Schrnk experuenced hrs second sfmf as baseball menfor Lasf years mne ended wufh a none foo successful season wnnmng four of eleven No reguonal or sfafe mafch was held v..-P arm I X DIAMO D NINE ON P sfrellcl-IIE MOUND The wand 9Oes fhroughang pllch Blu Enoch workouf roulme dnamond M My I I I I . A ulecl el Wellingfon filf away. Dodge Cify and Ca: u , I . , N D ' . 104- I I I .M...-..-...s DMM, a, mammal BATMEN-Front Row: J. Ray, W. Bennett, J. Fee, J. Graves, L. Edlqer, B. Knightly, R. Chrlatner, B. Hayes, W. Bennett, B. Jackson, B. Duffin Second Row' J Aker D Westerman R Beal C Wlrt B B'ur in M Creeeloun M Da le J Ll dh I J L ' B C J . . . , . , . , I. , . g , . , : v , . n om, . ewn, . rupper, . Forbes, H. Karat, B. Arnold, D. Setty, A. Johnson, J. Ellis. Back Row: Mr. Rose Weller, assistant coach, R. Haag, D. McCall, B. Tharp, A. Colburn, F. Kroeker, B. Dimmick, B. Kingsley, F. Keffer, B. Meier, D. Hornbeck, B. Enoch, M. Curiel, D. Skeen, L. Kroeker, T. Vieyra, B. Yates, M. Ward, K. Schnurr, D. Brown, Coach Al Schrlk. SHOW PROMISE CATCH ALL-Pulling a high fly clown on The run is Louie Ediger, veleran cenler fielder. HOMERUN KING-Jim Graves fakes a crack af fhe ball in bai' 'ring praclice as Jim Fee handles lhe calching end. MQ mgggggnaan 'llllliii mill hu mee PAVING Ro Ds ALL WORK AND NO PAY-New equip- menf means more work for fhe coaches' righl' hand men, as 'rhe +eam managers-Bob Bee- man, Hack: Don Fosler, wreslling: Jess Cook, foolballg Paul Frederick, loaskelballg and Jake Slenzel, baseball -- fake a look over some more equipmenl' 'lhey will handle. THE S64 QUESTION--Who will gel' fhe ball seems lo be 'rhe problem al hand as Jung ancl Gray. 'rhe +wo Ark Valley gianls, iump if ouf during 'rhe Newlon lussle. BUFFET STYLE-Wifh an envious eye Ken- nelh Unruh wafches Sfuarl' Conklin and fam- ily eal 'lheir fill of 'rhe rich food al +he fafher and son loolball banquel as 'rhe Noyes and Wesley families eagerly awaif 'lheir lurn lo indulge. SLICK, AREN'T THEY?-Taking a gander af +l1e new T sl'1ir+s +o be worn by frackmen are Coaches Don Mich- ael, Track: Woody Kramer. Track: Eugene Niewald, foofball, fennis: Max Hamilfon, golf: Chop Cairns, a+l1lel'ic direc'ror: Al Schrik, baslcelball. baseball: and Nelson Sorem. wresfling. Mow .E M D ?eea'flfLeDFgZliZf 95Zl,gNE,gxf goes fhe wo Id e Winf- I 5 for a shone F a Well I U 'be fackl 4 d U p d e e Hufch grid Cgillln for halfbailEeBIllCg?Ss bodxf ff? ,mi lpn- L21 g E 1 Fixggim I 5 , fi 5 IN ACTIO LET 'EM GO, GALS-Ready 'ro begin swing- ing are PaHy Jo Evans and Norma Jean Barber as 'rhey gel' ready for ihe bully of a regular class hockey +iI+. Teammafes Anifa Cooper, Marjorie Schnurr, Pa+ Brace. and Jean Bar+leH look on eager- ly wailing for Things fo sfarl' rolling so ihey can join in. 413, V OOM MP Ove PHJNFI f OVC! Jisu' Rolelfsoizffcfe Sflfiolinds we 6 ss awaif fheir lie ofher med by Paul Jsuccessful urn. embers of Tignes and e 9Ym LET ME AT lT-Trying desperaiely +o gel lhle 'lip- ofi during a jump ball in a class game are Joyce Eurlon and June Lewis. Ofhers wanling io gel lheir hands on The ball are LaVonna l-lolcom, Ann Coleman, and Pal Engler. Zgelllnq WORLD ld Tovsv TURVEY S is iUn'0 - Hafli- a new anfllg O: alms mounl :SSW Morcgjsnonulhe bafs ln qym inq H., ., . m....i Zueen came 110 aee40f76e6 Wi+l'1 flwe firsf whiff of burning leaves and cool weailier a band of enferprising HHS sfudenis de- cides i+'s campaign fime again for fooiball queen. No difierem' from any o'rl'1er year in l'l1is re- specf was I948-+l1e same hun- dreds ol liffle cards, blaring ban- ners, and lively assembly siunis. The climax came November I2 when dark-eyed Joanne Woods was crowned queen a+ Gowans sfadium. Joanne was presenied wiih an armful of yellow clirysan- fhemums and a 30-second kiss by co-capiain Louis Ediger. 44466 -feopalod 2411414 once pcufdi Wenzqi 111 lazy! 26:64 i i mild? 776695541 I Demyan-- .au ki its 1 . - Q und A'S Diane Phllllpgveinenl QRANDM le no lmpr so she h ve m . OWU. - is mr, :ni ovef Gyn Pmlhis modellgjldd assiSl her W wwppe U 5 icaihfvn d an MBYUBT -iilllflcl' CUT-UPS AT HEART--Biology means bugs and crayfish 'lo Mr. Woody Kramer's classes. ln on 'rhe fun are Roy Sfaals, Richard Winslow, Donna CoH'rel, Gale Oswall, Muriel Kingsley, Ray Dahl- man, Richard Blanchard, and Kennefh Seniney. 9 JUST HIS TYPE-SeHing 'rype by hand can somelimes be a 'riclclish Task. Clyde Newlon and Raymond Prichard concenlrafe on lhis assignment COOL, CLEAR WATER--Chemislry wi+h all iis mysreries and headaches obviously appeals 'ro fhese fledgling scienlisfs. Bill Enoch, Donna Wrighl, and Jim Graves Try a wafer dislillalion ex- perimenf. l'LL TAKE THAT, PLEASE--When if comes +o a play, English sludenls are ever eager +o lake lheir rurn a+ emofing. Thespians sealed are Helen O'Neal, Joan Conway, and Joann Woodward. Olhers are Bill Becker, Dan Hofer, Connie Reed, Beverly Field, Aquina Greiving, and Homer Dunn. G, co- 112 L' Week School. besides being universal, is The one Thing Tishes and human beings have in common. HHS-ers oTTen puT Themselves in This poor Tish caTegory, buT mainly ouT oT momenTary self piTy. GraduaTes are inclined To loolc back mournTully and sigh, Those were The besT years of my life. S. SalT Hawk is inclined To Talce The shorTer view and snorT. WaiT'll I geT ouT oT This dungeon! BuT Trom any viewpoinT, high school and iTs classroom work are all-imporTanT. PERH foiced Chia A LITTLE SHO fldfed H1 5 ,- Ol-oust gli' Time fo houp of local b BO-f1 Sexes 8 f Miss Juarfy. elp make H1 .eaufrclans or He fy Goodm I a Newfon 6 girls mor 0- ensle . an wifi, Suggesfs .e glam- y lookmg on Pal Woods G ha 'Clo for ' on and Ja n ef 'su 7' Ci. we WOO W wipes WSL . AUDERfdov' SC' -ie up N fx T as W' new PT MQW nv O ble -S Work can 'aiu arms, weyojfana eil Of,caSTCf We aim gale SH imp beauiiiilm Shacnee. y Crecehlhffl QW. ,Jfgl ge ff: ill vs 'X 63 f' C-,J UA 9 ne e9 laY- bin ekhal These masons Sluden childs P e knOW , . a de CMQXOQY' Ed Eaxminv delermcgniigxqapplied PSY help U are U59 l we lesls 4 lfflff llilll 2:1465 Zlndez Back in lhe days of 'rhe lillle red school house, a sludenl fell well educaled if he learned lhe ele- menlary readin', wri'rin', and 'ril'hme+ic. Today, in 'rhe big red school house of HHS, a variely of courses gives sludenls a beHer preparalion for hurdling posl-gradualion barriers. The solids are slill fhere, buf helping To make 'rhe curriculum more cosmopolilan are such subiecls as aulo me- chanics, cooking, sewing, woodwork, applied psy- chology, prinling, dramafics, geology, and ofhers. These off-Jrhe-main-road courses also help in spic- loOl4 WZ may T-Ll an RES AND Pelmes. Bob Krjncan be ing up lhe schoolday rouline. THE INS JOnes F IDE STORY p ' . Nh ' Hai: fhe rggllcgsn Cghfgsfyl andygilpgly sfudenfs paul 0 ni - s33!z'i'7swizia be an 'em organs, ep familiarize pZ'Z3jSlV.zI1andling Ygjgw I . fhe Various l ,e 'iiiyg-CTE? QCD D ci QM 'Maldon DRAPE SHA PEN - els fhe garb may Lahn srudenf Ja k , an H-,e da S was Hue hey M C Dicus mod are Lev y of Caesar and E of fashionxb km one H ruf . GC olcom and Shi,-leyuscgfg-sfing him KEEPERS OF THE KEYS--Firsl' on 'rhe agenda for fyping sludenfs is learning whal' makes a 'rypewriler cliclc. Mrs. LoHa Slroud poinls oul 'rhe paris for Belva Brown, Gladys Alling. Jake Slenzel, and Louis Marrs. THE LEVER BROS.-Snapped during a caufious momenf in physics, Bob Warnock, Carroll Smifh, and Bob Smilh pay special allenlion 'ro fhe weighls and levers experimenl fhey are conducfing. YOUR DRAW-Learning To pin The idea down on paper can mean half The baffle is won for 'rhese mechanical drawing sludenls. Harlan Karsf, Howard Farlhing, Charles Harr, John- ny Balcer, and Kennefh Smilh. THE SMALL CAFE-For some, The library is dedicaled To sludy. For John Brewer, Roberf Dyche, Philip Allvaler, and Bud Cox, i+'s as good a place as any lo finish off lunch. O A O Me l Any grassy green sophomore can Tell you ThaT The day is divided inTo Two parTs-school and aTTer school. lT's Those sparkling, Tinsel-brighT af- Ter hours +haT These pages are concerned wiTh- Those hours when Tomorrow's orcleals are eons away and To,clay's algebra class is iusT a bad dream. No maTTer how sTudenTs spend Their spare Time- loafing, playing, or working--These are The hours ThaT give promise of neiver being TorgoTTen. THAT OLD LOOK --As familiar a sighT around Town as The grain elevaTors are drugsTore cowboys. Eva Franz geTs The eye from a Typical group composed of Denny SmiTh. Randall ShelTon Bill Burgin, and Gene lmes. ONCE MORE, GANG!-The Team boards The bus, The kids begin To shouT a rousing send-oTT aT a pre-game rally. sw 'W home ES Al lhe hom? Ewqgilsfjxh iheir n ve n-iE WSH few paqes O siuaenis afe Ra' LEA ' 'n 5 . ld are some wha tis ipalnlul. eizgeiglk, DONE!!-Xnd whaldygglnax 5un,mSlce3o:q and Marlene r WHEN DATECE' without kleeieirznd Don a i . mona 'the Allaqaliiisi Pictuff? Pijlilxahe cOfWenllOna Qooejmqhil an Bvenmq in Kee en WBY- THE EASY WAY-For lhe hardy few who believe in homework, Darlene Buggeln l finds fhere IS a royal road +o learning. She 'rravels if via a phone. food, and phono- graph. 1 HAVE ANOTHER PLATTER-The parfy may s+ar'r al' 'rhe 'fable bu+ if always ends up al' 'lhe record machine. Guesls sealed are Dicl: Cornish, Tom French, Howard Easfwood, wood, and Kenny Whilney. Sfanding are Sally Adams, Dorolhy Melland, and Cheryl Dicks. Msawdsmmaw 1l.,.l .a..,s., M.,.rv..i:A D if M ,m,uw.pM.,:wm:saas f rm in K i V, ,, I ,, , , sa i' I if , , is 5.3, -my .w. f s ff, 5? Xa, . if .T NURSE WHAT PRICE GLORY-Charles Dick is willing lo undergo even hair curling for 'rhe drama. Mrs. Ariel Perrill manages The operafion while Shirley Hafcher looks on wifh a T ' ascnnafed srare. THE GREAT DEBATE A l - ppes and anecdofes can make even sfudying seem pleasant Taking fhe drudgery our of debare research are Dick King, Geo H N . rge owell, orman Perrsll, and Frank Fee. 118 NOW YOU SEE . . . -Foofball is more 'rhan glory and fouchclowns. Affer-scrimmage sessions, conducfed by Coach Gene Niewald in lhe dressing room, offen deal wifh The players' faulfs on fhe field. M4124 7:14 7 ' s X ---il TAKE A LETTER-Some people rehearse for +l'1e siege: o'rl1ers prepare 'For 'rlwe world of business. These members of The slenography class praclice Typing. falc- ing dicfafion. and mimeographing. TROUBLE COMES lN TWOS-Twins Pal and Pele Engler find llwaf fwo people and one mirror make for mix-ups. Here +l1ey jockey for posilions 'ro prepare for 'rheir respecfive Salurday niglwf dales. 119 1 fav ma :A , m 777A ,gg if M gg 42 1-1- mm, 7 ws? MSF 352' 5 zgigigbkm fi fb :rg is 7 7mae!ez4 WITH A SWING-The road would be a dull one if if were a lonely one. Friends-The people you mee'r in class, ar games, oulside school-can malce Ihe difference. Geraldine Eddens and Everell Snowden iilierbug al fhe high school rendezvous, 'rhe recrealion cen- fer. WITH A ROAR-For many years Con- venfion hall has roclced 'ro The ihunder of high school sfudenrs. Loyal sons and daugh- fers of Huich hi won r forgel scenes like fhis. WITH A RUSH--Through 'rhese porfals pass The mosl' inlelligenf, beauiiiul, and handsome people in 'the world-or so Ego Ihe public opinion polls. To prove if, Billie Jean Morris, Rex Boolcless, Donald Siiles, and Clar- amae Ogburn are snapped af 'Ihe doors. f ' I flffmi 7 1 ,, ff! L A, AW' fly ukvoa M f fi X ,fo ' I, F, jd My ,f,f-Vip ,If QL' my ,Z ' ,V A 'i t Sr i - gif' ,IVVY I.- rf' ,yi J' L ef rfgziif I J L d. 910016 fl4'1flQ5 6161.11 Gard' QAN5 B 111 ro0 ALLOW 701'21A13111.'1i2'2S45e,e122.535511 B Kn SC Od-Bob 6 rboo S 212.64 01525107- Kave undef 511193 95111119 me 11... Banef an 1 SGS WS., aavQhj1'f11feaS112Q u5c1eS- rv Kroe. I ND 5 11 as 10 bv Lv' 073110 OXN A we 'ved burn: , d2Je10P 1113311315 66: 38361 Cg,1:,ae?oBonnle V199 QW' 'ijafaesw' if-:xx 0811616 Nl7c10' -Da' ' . 1 low- Doa1'XelA3?Q,1,1ne1'1ne Du e 1 an QY ADAMS, SALLV ANN GAA 12,315 Kay-Ettel 12,315 Palette and Brush 2,415 Perrlll 12.37415 Debate 1315 -Hockey 1215 Buttered Side UD 1217 Chimes of Normandy 1315 Creation 1315 HOW City 1215 Or- chestra 12,3,415 String Quartet 12,8,411' St Paul 1415 Allagaroo Art Staff 141' BA Track 13.41. BAILEY, JOE W. BALL, HOWARD T. BARNES, DELOREI JEAN FHA 12,3,41' GAA 1315 Kay-Ettes 12,315 Choral- Orchestra Festl ILEY, GEORGE val 1215 Salt Hawk Revue 121. N, 1 R CN BARNES, ERNEST ALEMAN. Luis REY maffn' MARTHA 141' Ka -Etta 12, 1 -'1z3:'112:1 Era a lon' : ' me QAIRLING, GLADYS wil.. goT.?dy,i:,3Z? angi- PC Cl l'l El IVI ' 5'2 141' Salt Hawk R ' ' ANDERSON, RICHARD HI-Y 1215 Football 1253, 415 Traek,1315 Wrestling 1315 Band 1215 Band Fea- tival 121. BAKER PEGGY JANE Kay-Ettes 1215 Salt Hawk Revue 1215 Red Cross 141. evue 12, 415 St. Paul 1415 Buzz 1315 Allagaroo 1415 Mixed Chorus 1415 Dlst. Muslc Festlval 141. BEAL, BEVERLY Kay-Ettes 1317 Chimes of Normandy 1315 Cre- atIon 1315 Dist. Musle Festival 1315 Mlxed Cho. rus 131. 122 BECK, DORIS ELAINE GAA 131. BECKER, CLAYTON L. agJZZ, 1315 Ticket Force BEEMAN, ROBERT CHARLES H-Club 12 3741' Hi Y . 7 - 127 3,41, Treas. 1417 F001' ball 12,3,415 Track Man- ager 12.31. BELL, CLARENCE A. Years Alu 141- BELLWOO D, ANrrA GAA 12,3,415 Key-EMI 12,3,415 Richardson-Mm Carter 1217 VIIGNCG 1417 Chimes of Normandy 1315 Choral . Orchestra Festlval 1217 Salt Hawk Revue 1217 BU!! 131761- Iaigaroo, Editor-In-chief 14 . BENNETT, WALTER Hi.v 1415 aanbau 13,415 Man W ho Came To Dinner 141. BERRY, BETTY MARILYN GAA 12,3,415 Kay-Ettes 13.41, Board 1415 Perrlll 12,3,415 Richardson-Mm Carter 1215 Basketball 1415 vu1leyban121: aut. tered Slde Up, Bus. Staff 131: M-In Who Came To Dinner. Bus. Staff 1415 Chimes of Normandy 1315 Choral- Orcheetra Festlval12,415 Salt Hawk Revue 1217 SL Paul ' 141, Buzz 131- BIDSTRUP, JANET BIRT WI , LMA MARIE FHA 137417 Kay-Elm 1415 Salt Hawk Revue 1215 Usher Force 121. BLACK, PATRICIA ANN Chimes of Normandy 1315 Creation 13175311 Hawk Revue 121. BLAIR, WILLIAM D. H-Club 1415 HI-Y 12.37 415 Football 12,317 Trick 12,3,415 Chimes of Nor- mandy 1315 Creation 1315 Choral . Orchestra Festival 12.41, Dm. Mu- sic Festival 12,41: HOW City 1215 Mlxsd Chorus 12,415 Salt Hawk Re- vue 12,417 St. Paul 1415 Head Cheerleader 1415 Jr. Rotarian 1417 Student Council 1317 Boys' State 131. BLOCK, LA VONNE C. Band 13,415 Brass Sex- tat 13,415 French Horn Quartet 13.41: Orclwl- tra 13,41, Treas. 1415 St. Paul 141. BOLT, JOHN C. H1.Y 1215 Football 1215 ' Track 12,41. BOONE, BARBARA GAA 12.3.417 KaY'Ettes 13,415 Richardson - Me- Carter 1215 Bowllng 12, 315 Riflery 1415 Choral- Orchestra Featlval 1215 Salt Hawk Revue 121. BOOZE, CHARLES R. BORNHOLDT, MARILYN GAA 12 31 7 7 FHA 12.37417 Choral-Orchestra Festl- val 1215 Creation 1315 Salt Hawk Revue 121. BORTON, JOHN RICHARD Hi-Y 12,315 Band 12,3,415 B a n d Festival 12,815 Dlst. M u si c Festival 12731- BOWMAN, DOROTHY L. Kay-Ettes 121. BRAY, ANNA SUE BREWER, JOHN I. Wrestling 141. BRICE-NASH, JEAN GAA 12,315 Ka!-Ettss 1215 Basketball 115 Vol- leyball 121: Chimes of Normandy 1315 Crea- tl0n 131. BROUGHTON, WHEELER Graphic Arts 13.41, See. 131, Pres. 141. BROWN, BELVA JUNE FHA 1215 GAA 1215 Ush- er Force 121. BROWN, DONALD K. Band 12,3,41. BROWN, DONALD L. H-Club 1415 Wrestling 13741- BROWN. MARY LOU Band 123,415 Dist. MII- aic Festlvsl 13,41. BROWNING, JOYCE Kay-Ettes 131. e...?-'nv--. ,,,, .,.....7--...-ee...-.....,,..,.w,v---. -.,....-.e- CREDIT BUGGELN, DARLENE FHA 18,415 GAA 12737417 Kay-Ettes 12,3.417 Bl!- ketsau 121: Volleyball 153315 Buzz, Bua. Mgr. BUGGELN DIXIE FHA 12,415 GAA 13.417 Kay-Ettes 12,3,415 Ciho- ral-Orchestra Festival 1215 Salt H awk Revue 121- BUSH, CECIL OTIS Band 12,S,415 Band Fes- tlval 12,31. CAIRNS, THOMAS WILLIAM H-Club 12,3,415 Hl-Y 12,315 Valence 13,415 Bas- ketball 12,3,415 Tennis 12,3,415 Student Council 2,41, Pres. 1415 Boys' State 1315 Young Amer- lean 141. CALVIN, PATRICIA R GAA 12,3,415 Kay- Ette 12,315 Basketball 12,3,415 Volleyball 1273.417 Chimes of Normandy 131- Choral - Orchestra 12,415 Creation 1317 Salt Hawk Revue 1215 St. Paul 1415 Mixed Chorus 13,41. CAMPBELL, A. J. HI-Y 1415 Perrlll 1415 Tennis 13,415 Band 12, 3,415 f'Man Who Came To Dinner 1415 Nlght of January 16 1415 Years Ano 1415 Buzz 1315 Boys' State 131. CHEEVER, MARY LOU FHA 1415 GAA 12,3 5 Kay-Ettes 12,3,415 :as- ketball 12,3,415 Bowling 1215 Hockey 1215 Rlflery 1415- Volleyball 12,3,415 Chimes of Normandy 1315 Choral - Orchestra Festival 12,415 Crea- tion 1315 Dist. Muslc Festival 13,415 Mixed Chorus 13,415 Nonettes 1315 Salt Hawk Revue 12,417 st. Paulf' 1415 Triple Quartet 141. CHENEY, JERRY DON Track 1315 Chol'al-Or- ehestra Festlval 1215 Dlst. Music Feetival1315 Holy Clty 1215 Sal! Hawk Revue 121. CHIDESTER, MARILYN J. GAA 12,315 Basketball 12,315 Hockey 12,315 Vol- leyball 12,315 Chimes of Normandy 1315 Cho- ral-Orchestra Festival 1217 Cf'llfi0I1 1317 Salt Hawk Revue 121. CHILDS, DONNA JEAN FHA 13,415 GAA 12,3,415 Kay-Ettes 1415 Choral- Orchestra Festival 1415 Creation 1315 Salt Hawk Revue 2- '-st. Paul 141. 1 1' CHRISTY, FRANCES JEAN FHA 13,415 FHA Triple Trlo 13,415 Chimes of Normandy 1317 Choral- Orchestra Festival 1215 Creation 1315 5311 Hawk Revue 121. CLESS, CLYDE EUGENE HI-Y 12.3741. Board 131, Pres. 1415 -Choral-Orch- estra Festival 1415 Dist. Music FeatIval141- Mlx. ed Ch 7 orus 1417 Salt Hawk Revue 1415 St Paul 1415 Boys' State 1315 Buzz, Editor 141. CLEWELL, DORIS CORRINE FHA 141' GAA 34 gay-Ettef 13,41'C 1 ' 1' . horal. rchestra Festival 1415 Dist. Music Festlval 1417 Madrlgalians 1415 Mixed Chorus 1415 Salt Hawk Revue 1415 St, Paul 141. CLIFT, ELLI CLITES7 PATRICIA NADINE GAA 127417 Kay-Ettes 1217 Perrlll 1215 Basket. ball 1215 Hockey 1215 Vvlleyball 121: Chimes of Normandy 131' Choral-Orchestra Fes UVB' 12.417 Mixed Chor. us 13.415 Salt Hawk Fla. me 127417 St. Paul SD. coMs'rocK, BARBARA GAA 12.3741, Board 13,415 KW - ENN 12,3,41. Board 1317 Palette and Brush 131. Sec. 1315 Per. 'II' 1417 Richardson-Mm Carter 121: Hockey 1215 V0 !Ybi11 121: Chimes of Normandy 1315 Chg. ral- Orchestra Festlval 127417 Creation 1315 Dlst. Music Festival 13.417 Mlxeo Chorus 13, 417 Nonettes 1415 Salt H'W!f Revue 12.415 Hst. Paul' 1415 Girls' sgag, 1317 Years Ago 141, CARD Y G VIRGINIA CONWA . - FMA 12,411 GAA 13.415 Perrlll 1411 Basketball 1 1 Choral - Orchestra Featlval 1211 Red Cross. COOK TOMMY W. Track 13.419 Choral-Or- chestra Feetlvhal 1213 Dlst Muelc Festlval121: oly City 1211 Salt Hawk Revue 121. COOPER, JACK L. coneE'r'r, LA DEE GAA 12.3.41. Board 141: Kay-Ettes 12.3.4l. Board 141 Perrill 131: Valence 13 411 Debate 13.412 Burl CORKINS, DARRELL LESLIE 'Chimes of Normandy 31, Choral - Orchestra eetlval 12.417 Cru- tIon 1311 Dist. Music Festival 12,3,4l9 Holy Clty 1211 Mlxed Chor- us 13,411 Salt Hawk Re- vue 12,411 St. Paul 141, Boys' Quartet 141. COTTON, DARLINE Kay-Ettea 12,3,411 Pa- lette and Brush 1419 Iagaroe 1411 Bula 131. CRUPPER, BARBARA LEE FHA 12.3,41, Sec. 1211 GAA 12,3,41, Board 13. 41 Kay-Ettee 1411 Bas- ketball 12,3,411 Hockey 124,411 volaeyball 1z,s,41. DAVIES, DIXIE LEE FHA 12,31. DAVIS, CHARENE JANET ' FHA 13,411 GAA 13,41. DAVIS, MARION J. H-Club 13,411 Baseball 1311 Band 12,3,41: Quar- termaster 1313 B104 Festival 12,3,411 Choral- Orchestra Festival 12, 3,411 Orchestra 141. DEAN, DONNA J. FHA 123,21 GAA 12.3, 411 Kay- ttes 1213,411 ' 1 Normandy Chlrnee o oral Orchestra 1317 Ch - Featlval 1211 Salt Hawk Revue 121. 1 DECK. JACQUELINE DELORES , GAA 12,3,411 Keg-Ettea 12,3,411 Choral- rches- tra Featlval 12,411 Mix- ed Chorus-141: Salt Hawk Revue 12,411 St. Paul 1411 Red Cross 12,41. DELANEY, MARDELL JEAN GAA 1311 Basketball 12.31- DEMING, ROBERT LEON la nd 12,3,41. DICK, CHARLES H. 34 ' Ark Val Perrlll 12, , 1, - Iey-Speech Festival 13, 411 Klnd Lady 1311 Dist. Speech Featlval 13,411 Man Who Came To DInner 1411 Nothing But the Truth 1411 Chimes of Normandy 1311 -Choral - Orchestra Festival 12.411 Crea- tIon 1311 Band 12,3,411 Band Festival 12,311 Or- chestra 12,3,411 Flute Trlo 12,311 Woodwind Quartet 1311 St. Paul 1411 Night of January 16, Dlrector1411 Years Ago 141. DICKS, CHERYL LEE GAA 12,3,411 Kay-Ettee 12,3,411 Perrill 12,3,411 Richardson - McCarter 1211 Basketball 12,3,411 Hockey 121: Volleyball 12,311 Ark Valle Speech Festival 1311 Dllt. Speech Festival 1311 Klnd Lady 1311 Man who Came To Dinner, Asst. Director 1411 Nothing But the Truth 1411 Night of January 1G, Aaat. Dl- rector 1411 Chimes of N0 Y'llVldY 131: Choral- Orchestra FestIvaI12,411 Creation 1311 Digi, Music Festival 13,411 Mlxed Chorus 13.411 No- nettee 1411 Salt Hawk Revue 12,411 St. Paul 141: BU!! 1315 Emporia State Scholarship 12,311 Football Queen Attend- ant 1411 Red Cross 121. DOWELL, THOMAS EARL EASTWOOD, HOWARD Track 141. EDDLEMON, ELAINE JUNE FHA 141: GAA 12.3.01 Kar - sues 13,411 Ch mes of Normandy 1317 Choral - Orchestra Featlval 12,411 Crea tlon 1811 Dlst. Mualc Featlval 13,411 Mlxed Chorus 13,411 Salt Hawk Revue 12,411 St. Paul 41' Trlble Quartet 1411 lvl-IA Traple 'rrle 141. EDIGER, CLIFFORD LEE EDIGER LEWIS . H-Club 12,3,41, Pres. 1411 Hi-Y 13,411 Base- ball 12,3,411 Basketball 12,3,411 Football 12.S.41. Co-capt.1411 Boys' State 1811 Vlce Free. 131. LDREDGE, DORIS FHA 12,3,41 Board 13. 411 GAA 123,411 kay- Ettes 12-411 Basketball 1211 Volleyball 1211 Chlmss of Normandy 1311 Choral - Orchestra Festlval 12,411 Crea- tion 1811 Dist. Music Featlval 18,411 Salt Hawk Revue 12,411 St. Paul 1411 FHA Triple Trlo 13.41. ENOCH, WAN DA GAA 1411 Kay- Ettee 1411 Choral - Orchestra Featlval 1211 Salt Hawk Revue 121. ENT2, ONIE LEE GAA 12,J,411 Perrlll 1411 Chimes of Normandy 1311 Choral - Orchestra Featlval 12,411 Crea- tion 1311 Mixed Chorus 13,411 Salt Hawk Revue 12,411 se Paul 1411 Usher Force, Treas. 121. EASTA B ROO KS, ALICE J. FHA 1411 GAA 12,3,411 Key-Ettee 12,3,411 Pl- Ietts and Brush 1411 Volleyball 1211 Choral- Orchestra Featlval 1211 Creation 1811 Salt Hawk Revue 121. ESTES, KARL G. HI-V 1211 Basketball 12,311 Golf 13,41. FARNEY, WILLIAM A. H-Club 12,3,41, Treas. 141' HI-Y 12,411 Basket- ball 1211 Football 12,3, 411 Track 12,3,411 Alla- Uaroo 1411 Bun 1311 Pres. 13,411 Sec. 121. FEE, FRANK H I-Y 1411 Debate 13,411 Track 1311 Red Cross 12,3,411 Boys' State 131. FENSTEMAKER, DONALD FRANK Ticket Force 12,3,41 Head 141. FISHER, LILA L. FHA 1211 GAA 12,31 Ka -Ettes 1215 Basket balf 1211 Chimes o v I' Normandy 1311 Choral- Orchestra Featlval 12,411 Creation 1311 Mlxed a1lvrlgsn1S.':l: :Joanne ' I IW OV 12,311 Use. Paul 141. U' FISHER, PATRICIA ANN GAA 12,3,41, Sec. 131, Pres. 1411 Kay-Ettee 12, 3.417 Rlchardaon-McCar- ter 121: Basketball 12,411 Volleyball 1411 Chimes ol Normandy 131: Chor. al - Orchestra Featlval 12.411 Creation 1311 Mlxed Chorus 1411 Salt Hawk Revue 12.411 St. PauI 141. FITZGERALD, FRANCIS FLORA, BELVA JEAN FHA 12.31415 GAA 12,3, 41: Kay-Ettes 12,3,411 Chimes of Normandy 131: Choral - Orchestra Featlval 12,411 Cp-gg. Nw 181: om. Muelc Fsstlval 13,411 Madrige. llnae 1411 Mlxed Chor. UI 13.411 Salt Hawk Re- VU0 12.411 St. Paul 141: FHA Trlple Trio 13.41- FORBES, JAMES A. FORD, BOBBIE FAV FORD, DARRELL Football 1211 Track 12, 3,411 Chimes of Nor- mandy 1311 Holy CRX 1211 Mixed Chorus 13. 1: Salt Hawk Revue 121. FORD, LLOYD K. Graphic Arts 181. FOSSEY, .IOLEEN GAA 12,S,411 Kay-Ettee 12,3,411 Perrill 12,411 Richardson - McCarter 1211 Bowling 1211Hockey 1211 Choral - Orchestra Featlval 1211 Man Who Came To Dinner 1411 Salt Hawk Revue 121. FOTOPOULOS, GENE H-CIUII 12.3,411 HI-V 12, 311 Basketball 12,3.411 Football 12,3,411 Tennis 12.15.411 Vice Free. 12,411 Boys' State 131. F 90 hand ' H ano7?1u:,?g6lZo311idDCi,iZ-Zi? HIZFZSQ' and fe!! h enfz, Y Loewen ur for L ,0ws lb I O15 lldred Ja:-21. of a f W 1 Oof XS 17113043917 H1: 6i1rqUeer1O,3,in,?6ople WW d re Mar as D XA e 0 an - 1' Q aflfly Ven 1 yfhllj awe L0Velell0ferQ1d0eS O AHOG ffn an Dori' ssigffn ne Kohlsg FRANK GLADYS LOUISE FRAN2, EVA FHA 13,411 GAA 121,411 Kay-Ettee 13,411 Chor- al - Orchestra Festlval 1211 Salt Hawk Revue 121- FRANI, REVA GAA 12,3,411 Kay-Ettee 12,a,411 Rlflery 1411 Chimes of Normandy 1311 Choral - Orchestra Feetlval 12,411 Crea- tion 1311 Dlst. Muslc Festival 13,411 Mlxed Chorus 13,411 Nonettea 1411 Salt Hawk Revue g,411 St. Paul 1411 ed Cross 1211 Trees. 1411 Glrle' State 131. FRAZEY, DONALD Choral-Orchestra Featl- val 12,411 Creation 131. FRAIIER, PHVLLIS SHERRILL GAA 121. FREDERICK, BROOKS Palette and Brush 13 41, Pres. 1:11 sane 12,31 41. FRY, ELMER LEE Graphic Arts 13.41, Treae. 131. FRVE, ALBA FHA 1411 Kay-Ettea 12, 31: Volleyball 1211 Cho- ral-Orcheetra Featlval 1211 Chimes of Nor- mandy 1311 Creation 1311 Mixed Chorus 1311 Salt Hawk Revue 121. GIBSON, IVAHUGH FHA 1211 GAA 12,3,41, Treae. 1311 Kay-Ettes 1411 Basketball 12.311 HockeY 121: Volleyball 12,311 Chimes of Nor- mandy 1311 Choral-Or- cheetra Featlval 121: Creation 1311 Mixed Chorus 1311 Salt Hawk Revue 121. GLAZE. RICHARD H-Club 12.11.411 Basket- ball 12,311 Football 1211 Track 12,3,41. GOERTI. CAROLEE FHA 12,3,411 GAA 141 Kay-Ettes 12.3.411 Pal- ette and Brush 12,31. A 1 Campbe 11-ie ' '1......'.711-'S ELL 15 COM We 1111111 . - down M x P31 Ca 3,1 ft CM.-:Saou Q11 S1?1n?a11e1Y,5mj'3 dana by et 6 - U d Bi Hwwwq Bafbgrzk of 1110 Ska the 0 HARRIS, ELAINE FHA 121' GAA . 1215 C110- ral - Orchestra Festival 121. HATCHER, MERLYN L H Club . 13,41, see. 1411 Baskotb I al 12,3,417 Foot- usn 12,:1,41, Co cam. 141: Track 131. HAYNIE, NORMA GAA 12,S,411 Kay-Ettet 1217 Basketball 141. HEFLING DOROTHY RUTHE GAA 12,3,417 Kay-Ettes 12,:1,417 Per.-in l2.s.41: Valence 1417 Basketball 12,417 Hockey 1215 R109- ry 1417 Vo leyball 1217 Choral-Orchestra Festl val 1217 All CRED JON ES. WAN D A FESLER FHA 12,317 Volleyball 1317 Choral - Orchestra Festival 1212 Dist. Muslc Festlval 121. KARST, HARLAN R. Hi Y . 1417 Perrill 1417 Debate 141. KERNS, MARGARET ELEANOR FHA 1417 GAA 12,417 Kay-Ettes 12,41- Bask hal agaroo, Bus: Mgr. 141- B ' , uzz 1317 Glrls State 1317 Years Ago 141. HEGGY, TOM . Hi-Y 1417 Perlll 1417 Choral-Orchestra Festl- val 1217 Mixed Chorus 13,417 Salt Hawk Revue 12,417 St. Paul 141. HEMPHILL, ORIL, JR. HENRY, PATRICIA ANN GAA 12,3,417 Kay-Ettes 12,3,417 Perl-ill 1411 Clho- ral-Orchestra Festlval 1241' , , Chlmes of Nor- mandy 1317 Creation 1317 Mixed Chorus 13.415 Salt Hawk Revue 1241: St Paul . 1417 Footba Queen Attendant 141. HENILEY, RICHARD Choral-Orch t es ra Festi- val 1217 Creation 1317 Holy CIty 121. HERBERT, ALICE HINDS, GEORGE H-CIUII 1417 HI-Y 12,417 Football 1113.413 Tenn 12,3,417 Red Cross 141: Pres. 1217 Student Coun- cil 121. H OEFER, RONNIE Football 12.41. HOLLINGER , HAnLow Band 12,3,417 Band Fes- tlval 12,3,417 Choral-Or- chestra Festlval 12,417 Orcheet ra 12,3,41. HORNISH, BILL Cheerleader 141. H OSTETLER, NAGMI FHA 1217 GAA 2 Kay Ettel 141 Perr 141 H 1 .1 7 ' eekey 1211 Volley ball 121 1? II 7 Choral-Orches: tra Fest Ival 1217 Ushe Force 121. HOVIOUS, JOHN ROBERT HOWELL, GEORG r E RAY BI-Club 1341' Pe , , rrill 1317 ebate 13.41- Fo 123 , otball , ,417 Track 12,317 Ark Valley Speech Festival 13,417 Dist. Speech Fes- tival 13,417 Boys' State 1317 Bun 131. HUGHEY, JO ANN GAA 12.3,41. Board 141 Kay-Ettes 12 ,:1,417 men! ardson - McCa rter 1217 Valence 13.41. Vice Pres. 1417 Basketball 12.3.417 Hockey 12,317 Riflery 1417 Volleyball 12 31- Salt Hawk R Qt- l 131: Ch'imes of Norma d n y 1317 Choral- Orchestra Festival 1217 Mixed Chorus 1317 Salt Hawk Revue 121. KIMZEY, DEAN Hi-Y 141' St , udent Coun- UII 12,31. KINGSLEY, WILLIAM R. H-Club 141: HI-Y 13,417 Baseball 12,3,417 Foot- ball 12,3,41. KLATT, ELAINE FHA 1417 GAA 1217 KIV- Ettes 12,3,417 Perrill 1417 Chimes of Normandy 1317 Choral - Orchestra Festlval 12.41? Creat- ion 1317 Mixed Chorus 3.417 Salt Ha wk Revue 13,417 St. Paul 1417 rlple Quartet 141. KLEIN, DONALD STANLEY KNIGHTLY, ROBERT M. H-Club 12,3.41. Vice Pres. 1417 HI-V 13,417 Baseball 12.3.41. Capt. 1417 Basketball 121: Foot- ball 12.3,417 Boys' State 1317 Jr. Rotarlan 1417 Treas. 131. KNOWLTO N, BARBARA GAA 13,417 Kay-Ettes 1417 Palette and Brush 1317 Valence 1417 Rifle- ry 1417 Red Cross 1 41. KREBS, JAMES Palette and Brush 131. KRETZER, DON LATIMER, RAY LAVIELLE , JOY Salt Hawk Revue 121. LAW, GLENN R. LEE, WILMA MAXINE LEONARD, ONA GAA 13,417 Kay-Ettes 12,417 Perrill 121: Choral- Orchestra Festlval 12,417 Chimes of Normandy 1317 Creation 1317 Mixed Chorus 1417 Salt -Hawk Revue 12,417 St. Paul 141. LEOPULOS, FANNIE FHA 12.31, Board 1217 GAA 12,S,41, Board 31, Vlce Pre-. 141- K: Ettee nc , asketball 13,417 Hockey 1317 Volleyball 13,417 Chimes of Nor mandy 1317 Choral-Or. chestra Festival 12,417 Creation 1317 Dlst. Music Festival 15,417 Mixed Ch orus 18,417 Nonettea'1317 Salt Hawk Revue .12,417 St. ' evue 1217 'Bun M 1317 Girls' State 131. HUNT, ELANGHE c. FHA 12.317 GAA 12,s,417 Kay-Ettes 12.31. HU TCHINS, DARRELL ELLIS HUTCHINSON, GENE D. sane 12,3,41 Fm. 1417 f:liCI'lBltl'l 12,3,41, Pres. ies on . U0 a1'111q kafy Com? 1, R0 - 1.111- 2 C1U1X..1.f- 1 esob mg cuaasioue .1.1'Ne'1?ea sawn' T 'r O . . a1 . eeC1'1eS.I RQ15IIanZ11d 5 JUUIOI. 1,131,151 afe we'-'fe' Gene 1317 Choral - Orchestra 221157 ACREASV i::!'uvg1' 121311. I 33:15 FHA 121: FAA 1211 KW' 13S1'?IINoxJR:1 'M' 121' Bam' 12-'F 1341- sm Hawk Revue and Festlval 12-,41. 121411 St :I-il 1:11 GOODBRAKE. MARION Z':LT1aZ,gy'gi,E:c,: Fglj GREEN, DOLORES 'VP - Z ' Z K 'E 1291- g'1:igoEI:sscaeii'g:nnlgs3f GnEEvEn, ooN 1.. ' - S1917 '?.L.T ii'?f 9'3 HAMER D HAHN, 1vA FHA 12,317 Kay-Ettes 12.3.41- HAINES, WILLIAM F. HALE, THOMAS B. Creation 1317 Salt Hawk Revue 121. HALL, KA REN GAA 12,3.41. Board 1317 Kay-Ettes 12,3,41, Board 131: Perrill 12.3.1417 Rlch- ardson - McCarter 1217 Valence 141: Basketball 12.41 Hockey 1217 Val. IEYDIII 12.319 Nothing But' the Truth 1417 Chimes of Normardy , ANA FHA 121: GAA 121: Vol. Ieyball 1817 Mixed Cho- rus 13,417 Nonettee 131. HAMM, GERAL D Choral-Orchestra Festl- val 1217 Creation 1317 -'Holy city-1 121. HARDWI CK. AVANEL GAA 12,S,417 Kay-Ettes 12,417 Rlchardaon - Mc- Carter 1217, Basketball 121' Hockey 1217 Volley- baIl 1217 Chimes of Normandy 131: Choral- Orchestra Festival 1217 Salt Hawk Revue 121. HARNESS, ROBERT EUGENE . JACKSON. FORREST Band 12 3 4 . . 1: Band Fe tlval 12,3,417 Clarln Quartet 141' g. et , Woodwind guartet 1341- Ch . , oral- rchestra Festival 1417 Orchestra 141. I JAMES. .1 . L., Jn H1-v 14 7 41. 1, Football 12.3, JANTZ, MILDRED GAA 1217 Kady-Ettes 12 417 Band 13 .17 semi Zsetival 12.317 Choral- rehestra Festival 121. JONES, BARBARA ANN FHA 13,417 GAA 13,417 Kay-Ettes 1417 Football Queen Attendant 141. ONES7 FATTI ' GAA 1217 Choral-0r- chestra Festival 12,417 You Can't Take It Wlth You 131. JONES, RICHARD ANDREW Perrvll 1417 Choral-On chestra I Festival 1217 Holy City 1217 Tlcket Force 141. ' J Paul ' 1, Triple Quartet 1417 Buzz 1317 Football Que Attend ant 1417 Sec. Student Council 12,31. l.E'r1-, CHA RLENE FHA 1217 GAA 12,317 Chimes of Normandy 1317 -Choral - Orchestra Festlval 12,417 Crg3t. lon 1317 Dlst. Musle Festival 131- S 123,417 xlale ye 141' B , alt Hawk Revue 121. LEWIS, B. R. sum 12,8,41, LEWIS. JOHN HENRY HI-Y 1217 Blleblll 1217 Mixed Chorus 141. LLOYD. PATRICIA ANN GAA 12.54.413 Kay-Ettes 12.3.41. Vice Pres. 1417 Paffill 12.3.41. Sec. 1317 Basketball 131' H 1231' k . , Buttel:ed Mgey Up P ide 1 WPI- 1215 Green L-uh! 121: Kind La- dy, Asst. Director 1317 Man Who Came to Dinner. Props. 1417 Night of January 16 141: Nothing But the T 'I ' 141: Chimes of Normandy 1317 Choral. Orchestra Festival 12,417 Creation 1317 Mixed Chorus 13,417 Salt Hawk Revue 12.41: '-se Paw 141: Glrla' State 131. Lock, MA RY ANN FHA 12.41: GAA 12.311 Kay-Ettes 1417 Chimes of Normandy 1317 Chg. ral - Orchestra Festlval 12.417 Salt Hawk Revue 1215 Usher Force 12,3,41, Head ueher 13,41. IT CARD LOCKMAN, JUDITH GAA 12,3,415 Kay-Ettes 12,3.41. Board 13,415 Per- rill 13,415 Richardson- M Carter 1215 Basketball 115,415 Hockey 1215 Vol- leyball 12,315 Buttered Slde Up. Bus. Staff 1215 Man Who Came to Dinner, Props. 1415 Chimes of Normandy 1315 Choral - Orchestra Festival 12,415 Creat- ion 1315 Mlxed Chorus 13,415 Nonettes 1415 Salt Hawk Revue 12,415 St. Paul 1415 Emporia State Scholarship 1215 Girls' State 131. LOEWEN, DOROTHY FHA 1315 Chimes ol Normandy 1315 Choral- Orcheetra Feetlval 12,415 St. Paul 141. LORD, SUSAN Kay-Ettes 1415 Perrlll 12,3,415 Chimes of Nor- mandy 1315 choral-on chestra Feetlval 12.415 Creation 1315 Mlxed Chorus 13.415 Nonettes 141' Salt Hawk Revue 12,415 Use. Paul 141. LOVETT, GEORGIA MAE FHA 1415 Kay- Ettes 141. MCALISTER, AVA JANE FHA 1415 GAA 13.415 gay-Ettes 13.41, Board Mecl.unE, IDA LEE mecov, CARL MCCOY, BEVERLY GAA 12,3,415 Kay-Ettes 12,8,415 Richardson-Mo Carter 1215 Basketball ' 131: Hoc- 12,31, Bowling key 1215 Volleyball 12.31. MCCUE, PATRICIA MCELWAIN, OPAL FHA 12.415 Kay-Ettes 12,415 Chimes of mandy 1315 Chor chestra Festival 1215 Creation 131: Mixed Chorus 1315 Salt Hawk Revue 121. McKEE, MIKE Football 1215 Chimes of Normandy 1315 Cho- ral-Orchestra Festival 12,415 Creatlonj' 1315 Dlst. Muslc Feetlval 12, 3,415 Holy Clty 121 Mlxed Chorus 12,111,415 Salt Hawk Revue 12,415 St. Paul 141. MCNEW, SHIRLEY JEANETTE GAA 12,3.415 Kay-Ettes 12.21.415 Choral- Orches- tra Feetlval 1215 Salt Hawk Revue 121. FAY Nor- aI-Or- MAMMEL, DEAN Hi-Y 12,3,415 Perrill 12, 315 Debate 13,415 Tennls 315 Salt Hawk Review 2,3,415 Mlxed Chorus 12, 1215 Boys' State 131. MATTHEWS, BARBARA A. FHA 1415 GAA 1415 Kay, Ettee 1415 Perrlll 1415 Man who Came to Dinner 1415 Night of January 16 1415 Choral- Orchestra Festival 1415 Madrlgaliane 1415 Mixed Chorus 1415 Salt Hawk Revue 1415 St. Paul 1415 FHA Triple Trlo 1415 Years Ago 141. MELLAND, DOROTHY Perrill 1215 Allaqaroo 141. MINNER, FLORENCE ELOISE GAA 1215 Kay-Ettos 1415 Choral-Orchestra Feetl- Vll 12.415 Salt Hawk Re- vue 121. MITCHELL, BARBARA JEAN GAA 12,3,415 Ka -Ettee 12.14.415 PerriI,I 1415 Chimes of Normandy 131: Salt Hawk Revue 121. MOCK. NORMA JEAN GAA 12.11.415 Kay-Ettos 12,3.415 Perrill 1415 Ba.. knbill 121: Chimes of Nvfmlvldw' 131: chem- Orehestra Festival 12,415 Creation 1315 Mixed Chvfvl 141: Nonettas 141: Salt Hawk Revue 12.415 '-st. Paul 1415 Years Ago 141. MOHR. WILLARD L. Graphic Arts 13.41, seg, 1415 '11-my clay 121. Mol.L, GLENN l.ocAN ' 4. HI-Y 141. Valence 13,1 MORAWITZ, MARJORIE ANN MoncAN, J. ROGER Bind 12.21.415 Orchestr 131. NEIGHBOR. NANCY JANE GAA 12.3.1115 Kay-E110 I . 12,s,41. ao re 13.41. Richardson - McCarter 121: Valence 1415 Sin Hawk Revue 121: DAR Pilgrim 1415 Football Queen Attendant 1415 Girls' State 1315 , Sec. 1315 Student Council 121. a CLYDE E. WTON NE ' ' 1 13,41, vine Graohlc Ar s Pres. 13.41. HOL GERALD NIC l Hl.Y 12,3,41, SGC. 1415 Who Perrill 12,315 Man Came to DInner 1415 Band 12,3,415 -Choral- Orchestra Feetlval ,1415 Creation 131: M9194 gslnrul 13.417 st, PIUIH OWENS, Basketball 1215 Fwlblll 121: TFICK 12.2.41: Holy Clty 121- PARKER, MARGARET FHA 13,41, Vice Pres. 141' GAA 13,415 Kay LESLIE Etiee 12.21. PARKS, CLAUDE D. FARMLEY, l.AvoNNE- MYREE FHA 12.3,415 GAA 1415 Kay-Ettes 12.,3.41: Pei:- rlll 12,3,415 Dlet. Music Feetlval 13.415 M1104 Chorus 1415 Salt Hawk Revue 121. PAULK, JOSE ANN PAYNE. HAROLD Chimes of Normandy 1315 Choral - Orchestra Feetlval 12.417 HOW City 1215 Salt Hawk Revue 121. PERRILL, NORMAN KEITH ' 'll 12,3,41 LYN Hi-Y 13,41, Perrl . Pres. 1415 Debate 13.415 A k Valley Golf 1315 r Speech Festlval 12.3.41 ' UP 121 Buttered Side 5 Green Light 121: Man Who Came to Dinner ' Nothing But the 141. 141' Kind Lady Truth 1 1315 You Csn't Take It wlul You 131: Bow' State 1315 Years Ago 141- PHILLIPS. DIANE MARILYN FHA 13,415 GAA 12,3,415 ' B zz 131. Kay-Ettes 121, u PHILLIPS, MAE ELAINE I Ka -Ettee 12.315 Perrill 12,315 Choral - Orchestra Feetlval 121, U s h e r Force 12.31. PIERSON, PEGGY JEAN FHA 1415 GAA 12,3,415 Kay-Ettss 13,415 Perrlll 1415 Chimes of Nor- mandy 1315 Choral-0r- chestra Feetlval 12.415 Creation 1315 District Muale Feetlval 13,415 Mixed Chorus 13,415 , . Hawk Revue 13,41 Paul 141. PILAN D, SALLY TAYLOR PITT8, PATRICIA JOAN - 12 3 41. Sec GAA , , . Kay- Ettel 12.14.415 Ill 141' Chime r . 'Q'1iS'.ii7 G1'. m' 141. Par- s of Cre- PITZER. JIMMIE D. nnlcHAno, RAYMOND L. Graphic Arts 13,41'.' RAMSEY, EDWARD Graphic Arte 13.41, Trell. 141. RAUCH, BETTY ANN REDGATE. PEARL MAE REED, BETTY .1 FHA 141. EAN REED, DON L. Chimes of Normandy 1315 Choral - Orchestra Feetlval 12,415 Creat- ion 1315 Holy Clt 1215 M xed Chorus 12.55 Salt Hawk Revue 121. REID, SHIRLA GLEE FHA 1215 GAA 12,3,415 Kay-Ettos 12,415 Choral- Orchestra Festival 2 ChImee of Normandy 1311 Red Cross 131. I REOSSNER. WILLIE Hl-Y 12.3,415 Board 141, Palette and Brush 13.415 Perrill 1315 Debate 13, 415 Boys' State 131. RICHARDS, FLETA YVONNE 11: Ka -Ettes 1215 Basket half 121. TRAPP EDI 'Oreddf 'TEVQ . W OW d ' n 'if . eefc. The hloI1gg.edfhECSfSANiZl1Yhf.Schneider f S-m . 1651- I . Urn an IS Brooki Fgsfdgmss effck. P Mr. ASS-,NG THE E. A' Caifflsi HA Tsffs R d Wood men, liarold P35376 room. 73 Cross ffm . Marjorie M racy' Wfll?. Ann Weohaflng 6,-ee In Twombl Ofowif 'e Re 9 ef L - P51 1'. and Pafllj Mr. Ca1fSSne,-I John 01515 ,gfe- Ofies. 'ms' Bob F 'newer 1 Ord' Jo' v ROBERTSON, PEGGY RUTH GAA 1315 FHA 141. ROBINSON, MARY HELEN FHA 12.3.41. Board 12, 31: GAA 12,3,415 Kay- ENGI 123.415 Valence 1415 Basketball 12,415 Volleyball 1215 C1151-gl. Orchestra Festival 1215 Buzz, Edltor 1315 Stu- dent Councll 141. ROBINSON. ROBERTA FHA 12.315 GAA 12,315 Bowling 1215 Creation 1315 Mixed Chorus 131. ROSS, BARBARA JEAN GAA 12.3,41: Kay-Ettea 12,3,415 Perrill 1415 Rich. ardson - McCarter 121 Choral - Orchestra Fee- flV3I 1215 Buzz 131. ROSZEL. CHARLES Chimes of Normandy 1315 Choral - Orchestr . .. z. J Feetlval 12,41, Crea- tion 131: Dlst. Muelc Festival 12,3,415 Holy Clty 1215 Mixed Chorus ' k Re: 12,3,41, Salt Haw also 12,415 St, Paul' 125 ROWLAND, JIM HI-Y 13.41. RUCKER, JACK L. RUTHRUFF, RUBY E. GAA 12,3,415 Kay-Ettes 13,415 Basketball 1215 Debate 13.415 Hockey 1215 Volleyball 1215 Cho- ral-Orchastra Feetlval 1215 Creation 1315 Salt Hawk Revue 121. EDERICK Allagaroo King 1415 Buzz, Bus. Mgr. 1415Jr. Rotarlan 1415 Rotary Award 141. SALMON, FR SAMMS, JACK Chimes ol Normandy 1315 Choral - Orchestra Feetlval 12,415 Crest- ion 1315 Dlst. Music Feetlval 12,3,4154 HoIy City 1215 Madrlqalians 1415 Mlxed Chorus 12.3. 415 Salt Hawk Revue 12,415 Use. Paul 141. SCHNEIDER, MARILYN Kay - Ettos 12,3,415 Chimes of Normandy 1315 Creation 1 15 Mixed Chorus 13,415Salt Hawk Revue 12,415 St. Paul 141. WILSON, PATRICIA W1-I1-,.. A W f-----1 - -- SMITH, ROBERT JAMES H-Club 141: Hi-Y 12.3. 41: Football 12,34 Tennis 123,41 . 1: , : Red Cross 12,31. SN ELL, CARROLL MELVIN SN-IYDER, SAM W. .Club 13,411 Golf 13,41. STAATS, LUTHER W. Choral - Orchest ra Fos- tlval 131: ' Holy City 121- STANSEL, JOHN W. Chlmes of Normandy 131: Choral - Orchestra Festival 12,41: 'Crea- tion 131: Dist. Music Festlvsl 13,41: Holy City 121' Salt Hawk nfvue 12,117 -Asc. ram STEINBECK, DICK LEE Basketball 121' W ne 01 thi 161043 overdgnk Comm ll:NU'I'oo x. SN a Rum l I U ANDRJE ,oouqld EQ' 15:11 Enoclm an new 5aIeIYar2 Wanda Eno :his Yea' Quik Y-1111 ' Normand 131' Mixe , rest- llng 13,41: Chimes og Chorus 115 Chderleade 141. I' STEINMETZ, WILLIAM STEWART, JOANNE Ka -Et ' y tee 121, Basket- ball 121' Ch I , ora -Orches- tra F e s t I V I I 12141: Creation 131. STILE8, DONALD HI-Y 18,41: Football 141: Tennis 12,3,41: Chimes of Normandy 131: Cho- 2,4 : Creation 1 Dist. Music Fsstlval 34 . .l - 1: 1 I .11 HQIY CIW 1211 Mixed Chorus 12.3,41: Salt Hawk Revue 12,41: St. Paul 141. ral i Orchestra Fssthgal 2 STOCKHAM, NORMA LEE GAA 131: Kay-Ettes 131. STRICKLIN, ROBERTA Kay-Ettes 141: Volley- ball 12,31. STRINGOS, VIVIAN FHA 141: GAA 13,4 Kay-Ettss 141: Palette and Brush 131: Volley- ball 131: Choral-Orchesa .. 17 tra Festival 141: Mlxe ahorus 141: St. Paul STFROUP, VIVIEN HA 12,3,41: GAA 12,S, 41: Kay-Ettes 123,41: Basketball 141: Volley- ball 141. TANKERSLEV, CHARLES TANKERSLEY, DONALD GENE H-Club 12,3,41: Basket- ball 121' Football 121: 'rrsek 1541. THOMAS, NORMA JEAN GAA 121: Kay-Ettes 141: Perrlll 12,31: Richard- son-McCarter 121: Bae- ketball 121: Chimes of Normandy 131: Cho- ral - Orchestra Festlal 12,41: Creation 131: filet. .Music Festlsl 12, CREDIT WALKER, PATSY FHA 13,41, Pres. 141: GAA 12,3,41: Kap-Ettes 12,3,41, Treas. 131, Sec. 141: Perrill 131: Valence 13,41: Basketball 141: Buzz 131: Cheerleader 141: Student Council 131. WALTER, JOHN Valence 12,3,41: Wrest- ling 13,41: Band 12,31: Orchestra 121. WALTER, KENNY Band 12,3,41, Student Director 141: Orchestra 12,3,41: Dist. Muslc Fee- tlval 13,41. WARNOCK, ROBERT G. Hi-Y 12,41: Baseball 13, 41: Football 12,31. wsiss, oovl.s ' LELAND 1 wsnuevsn, MARTHA ANN WELCH, JAMES J. WESLEV, CLARK H-Club 141: Hi-V 12,3, 41: Valence 13,41: Bas- ketball 12,3,41: Football 12,3,41: Tsnnls 12,3,41: Boys' State 131: Treae. 121: Student Council 141, Vice Pres. 141. WEST, HOWARD LEE WESTERHAUS, GENE HI-Y 13,41: Valence 141: Allaosroo 141: Buzz 131: Student Council 141, gras. 141: Jr. Rotarlan WHITFIELD, GWEN GAA 13,41: Kay- Ettss 18.41. WHITNEY, GEORGE EUGENE Graghle Arts 141: Tick- et orce 12,3,41. WHITNEY, OWEN KENNETH Alternate Cheerleader 141- WILCOX, MARTHA WILEY, THOMAS H-Club 13,41: HI-Y 121: Basketball 12,3,41: Golf 13,413 Boys' State 131. WILSON, CONSTANCE FHA 12,3,41: GAA 141: Kay-Ettes 121: Chimes of Normandy 131: Creation 131: Mixed Chorus 141' S It , a Hawk Revue 121: St. Paul 141. WILSON, FAYE GAA 131: Kay-Ettos 12, 3,41: Chimes of Nor- mandy 131: Chera l- Orchsstra Festival 12, 41' Creation 131: Mix- ed chorus 141: sm Hawk Revue 121. qoesi YN ever Weikegzrgra Six? ,W ev 606, 1. I 1 L A901101 like Cadeaie. Von ilfflegfaves AL , A rooxers XX Pa: Br TPI and gr ...Q Sr I Baie ' Feel Joe SILVER M SEKAVEC, ELLEN PAULINE GAA 12,3,41' Kay Ette - I g,3:1,d s6.raM cum: IC il' ICI1 - C if I' 121: Chimes of Nor- mandy 131: Choral-Or ihestra Festival 12,411 . Creation 131: Dirt- Music Festival 13,41: Mixed Chorus 13,41: Salt Hawk Revue 12,41: St. Paul 141: Allaqaroo 141: Buxz, Editor 131: Em- porla State Scholarship 121: Girls' State ' l31,. Red Cross 121: Student Council 141. SHAKLEE, JAMES SHELTON, GENE SHUMAN, SHIRLEY JEAN gAA 121: Kay-Ettes 12, SIEGRIST, DOROTHY El.LEN GAA ,R ERVL FAY 12,3,41, -Kay-Ettes 12,3,41: Perrlll 12,3,41, Trees. 131: Richardson- McCarter 121: Ark Val- ley Speech Festival 121: Buttered Side Up 121: Dlst. -Speech Festival 121: Kind Lady, Props. 1313 Man Who Came To Dinner, Props. 141: ::Vears Ago 4- 1 chimes of NormandyI'1 1315 .Choral - Orchestra Festival 12,41: Crg,l. !IOI'l'f 131: Dist. Music Festival 13,41: Madrlga' Ilans 141: Mixed Chorus l3,41: Salt Hawk Revue 12.113 - St. Paul 141: Triple Quartet 131. SMALL, BERNELL SMITH, CARROLL MARSHALL H1-Y 12,3,41: Perrlll 141: Vllcnce 13.411 Band 12, 3,41: Band Festival 12, 31: Trumpt Trlo 13,417 Brass Sextet 131: Dist. Music Festival 12,3,41: Orchestra 13,41: crm,-a,. Orchestra Festival 141: Senior Band Soloist 141. 1, Mixed Chorus 13,41: Salt Hawk Revue 12,41: St. Paul 141. TRACY, JACK C. TWOMBLY, JO ANNE - GAA 12,3,41: Kay-Ettee 12,41: Basketball 141: Volleyball 141: Chimes of Normandy 131: Cho- ral - Orchestra Festival 12,411 Creation 131: Dlet. Music Festival 13, 41: Mixed Chorus 13,41: Salt Hawk Revue 12,41: St. Paul 141: Girls' State 131. FHA 121: Buzz 131. WINDERS, DARLENE WISBY, WILMA MARY FHA 12.317 GAA 12,311 Basketball 121. WITHROW, EVERETT Palette and Brush 131: Feetball 131. WOOD, TONI GAA 12,3,41: Kay-Ettel 12,8,41: Valence 12,3,41: Basketball 12,3,41:RI1le- r 141: Volleyball 12,3, 411 Red Cross 12,3,41, Pres. 141. VANSICKLE, MARY E. WOODALL, DOROTHY FHA 1531417 GAA 6.41: Lou KlY'En0l 141: Perrlll GAA W,41: Basketball 141: Volleyball 141: Chimes of Normandy 131: Creation 131:Salt Hawk Revue 12,41: St. Paul 141. 141: Basketball 131: agnd 12,3,41, Vlce Pres. WAGNER, ANN GAA 12,3,41: Kay-Ettes 12,3,41, Board 131, Pres. 141: Perrlll 12,3,41: Rlch- ardson - McCarter 121: Basketball 121: Volley. gall 6231: P Buttez5d e , reps. : Man ellho Came To Dinner 141: Night of January le, Props. 141: Nothing But the Truth 1415 Chimes of Normandy 131: Choral- Orchestra Festival 12, 411 Creation 131: Dlst. Music Festlval 13,41: Mixed Chorus 13,417 Ng. nettee 141- Salt Hawk nevus 12,411 St. Paul 141: Bun 131: Student Collllcll 141. WOODS, JOANNE GAA 12,3,41: Kay-Ettes 13,41: Rlllery 141, Pres. 141: Football Queen 141. WOODSON, PATRICIA WOOSTER, PAUL H. Hi-Y 121: Baseball 121: Mixed Chorus 121. WRIGHT, DONNA Kay-Ettes 131: Chimes of N o r m a n d - Y 131. Creation 131: Dist. Music Festival 131:Mlx- ed Chorus 131: Triple QUIT!!! 1317 Red Cross 141- WAGONER, DELORE8 WALKDEN, BARBARA FRANCES GAA 131: Kay-Ettes 12, 3.41: Perrlll 12,31: Buzz S15 Student Council 12, WRIGHT, CORA BELLE FHA 1415 GAA 12.317 Ka? - Ettee 12,S,41: Ch mes of Normandy 131: Creation 131:cno. ral - Orchestra Festival l2,41: Mixed Chorus 141: Salt Hawk Revue 12,41: sn Paul 141. WALKER DOROT ' H' 'fz.'r:w:.s,LfJ ' - , . : ale c 1 GM 131' 1.41. Pres- cm e1'.i.1.' ball 12,31: Tennls 12,8,41. MILE GE Acfivifies , .,,,,...' t ,,,... ..,., .,,,. ff , ,,,,, , , ,,,,,, , 77-9l Admanimaiion .. .. .....f,lQgAif14-25 Advisers ......., 17 Allagaroo King .... . f. .. .... .......... ........... 1 ,..,...,,.., r . I0 Annagsroo sian ...... 79 Aufographs' ..... ' 8 Band ........... ..................... 2 ..... L t .......,............ 1- ....A..... 89 Baseball .,,... ........ ........... ...... I o 4-105 Baslcefball ......... Board of Educafion Building ..... Buzz ............,... Cheerleaders .,,..,.. Clubs ...... Confenfs ............ . DAR Good Cifizen Debare Dedicafion . Ex Libris ..,.. Faculfy ,....,.. Feafures . FHA ....... Foofball .,....... Foofball Queen Foreword ....... GAA ...,......,............. Girls' Gym Shofs Golf ,,,..,,.,,,,,,,4.,,,,,,,A U Graphic Arfs Club H-Club ..,..,,.,..,.,,,,,.., Q, Hi-Y Club .,,.. . 96-98 I6 5 78 9I 62-76 - .... II 80 7 I I8-23 I IO-I2I 67 . 92-94 I IO-I I I . 62-64 I08-I09 I02 ...... ....... . 73 65 70-7I CHART Index .............,,,.,..,,..,.,,,.,, Insfrumenfal Ensembles .,...,.., Junior Officers ....,,....,.. Junior Red Cross .....v Juniors .........,,..,,,. Kay-Effes ....... Miscellaneous Sporfs ..... Orchesfra ..............,...,,,,,,,,. Paleffe and Brush Club ..... Perrill Club ......,.,,,,,...,.,,, Plays ................,..,.,.,..,,.,,,.,,,,,, Principal J. H. Nicholson ....... Rofary Award ,.....,..,.. .,,, Senior Officers Senior Pedigrees ....,.... Seniors ,,.., ..,.,,,,,,,,., Sophomore Officers ..... Sophomores Sporfs ,.,,,..,,, ,..,,.,,, Sfudenf Council s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,a,,,, Superinfendenf W. R. Godwin . Tennis ....,..-..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, Tickef and . Usher Force ....... Tifle ................,,,....,..,,,,,., Track ..................,,,,,, Underclass Feafures ...... Valence Club .......... 7 Vocal' Music ........ Wresfling ,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,. Young American ........ I27 90 . 48-49 76 48-53 68-69 IO6-IO7 88 72 . 74-75 8I-83 I5 26-27 I22-I26 26-46 54-55 54-59 92- I 09 . 24-25 I4 IO3 77 2-3 99- I OI 47 66 . 84-87 95 - f-- r f-wnunnnul-nn--M - M .H-r -- f Y- f--'N ---W W - ff -f-f -v-f - ----w V- -Y V -' U- W ----W'--ln-1--F'-'H is sy h .. my , X EQ, souvENlRs WY ' x U iv Q SLG- Q. f,.,.,,ul 21144, Jialwa 4? ,DQL fyyki C413 - 735 XF? 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