Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

assi..-'s,wf.mMzv.im4M7, ij? v e if so li 7 lnlifv if if EHS-Q2 l Mr. Roscoe Coyne leads the 1957 homecoming parade Home room 11 hangs Wichita East time 9523853 11, the Hfhiiag Suki Hawaii Enthusiastic students carry the victory flag Supt. Lowell Small and Mr. Bill Ferguson join in the fun Monty Moore quizzes Coaches Irish Ireland and Bill Goldsmith Allagaroo staff members take homeroom names l me 1 ns nl ilu Nu Hmm- Ronin 308 shuffln-s Hn- llluv Am-vs f'H-4-H-H' 'W'h.. mu Imm 401 nu Ill h llllWllIlx Qurwn vauulialzllcs pun- fur ZISSPIIIIIIQ Santa Claus KM:-. R. C. Cuvj gm-s up lhv 1-himm-y -F4 Q 'v-- ,. n . , ,Q H if 2 EL , , , , Q :, - , 171 , , F -gl . .We - D I s. 1 mei i if ' 7 5 sf? Q P S' E57 ' i - 'R' I 'uw 'Y 'K ' K - a , 1 1 l,. 542' , 9' ' 3 X 4-r ,S U xx K' If I :swag - D K 1' 11:21, fx AY ,, .41-ff ,J wa 4.-Lf L r. K' :K rv , .4 , L, ,.- -fyfrgfnglgf .5 af' ,I ,J fy , . f K ,' f JL. uf L+ x Q C6 1 La .fx 1. ff l.'L':', 5' f7' '4 QVRLJ, M J ' 11 'w 1 ' f 4 fu- Q. ., LJ ,. 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SK .Mp -w : img' x : SWL ' W , M as 1 Q f.,g4:X. X -vv l i ' 1 -vu my -mug -auynx School Ufficials Supervise Working for the passage of the school levy was a part of this year,s job for Lowell A. Small, superintendent of the Hutchinson school system. Mr. Small, past president of the Kansas State Teachers Association, holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Kansas Wesleyan University, and a Master of Arts in administration from Colorado University. He has also been awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Literature. An honorary mem- ber of the Kappa Delta Phi fraternity, Mr. Small completed his post graduate work at Oregon Uni- versity and Missouri University. Interviewing new teachers, presenting recom- mendations to the school board, supervising the activities of the .elementary grade schools, two junior highs, high school and junior college, were a part of carrying out his duties as superintendent of the Hutchinson public schools. 6 THE PRO'S AND CON'S-Mrs. l. Richards Hunter. Norman Krause. Charles Colladay, James Rexroad, W. W. Ferguson, Earl Pearce. and llarry Faris discuss the school hoard's biggest problem-jammed classrooms in the schools. g I H I S I :HW I ll I: In ll Being at school hoard memher is a joh without pay. Yet. the Hutchinson Boaml of Etluvation worl-Qetl untiringly trying to engineer programs which would henefit ull the students of the community. Bevauise of their planning. foresight, untl repeated determination new schools liave heen huilt ancl improvements made. Tlu-so citizens reserved time in their lmusy svhedules to put their confidence untl c'ont'ern in the connnunity's youth. Mr Norman Krause Mr. James H. Rexroafl Expansion of Hut ON NOVEMBER 6. 19'6, H -I D uttlinson citizens appro u 1 fl tl Pl J II h I I ll I t thrte million rlollar school expansion program. Work was be formed into a high school and will In rcacly for u in lf ,f ' : ,Q I itZ'2.', J dwgjgvl, ll ...J I.,L.,., ,. If .mill . I 2. it ..f I ' L!! e .S I, ' 1 , iq F! sw JL. gig, 2 ,C A X E E ,gQ?QS 2152 V Q Avi' www, ffggj Y' ? 'ff iggaygqg.. ffzg. H 5 . ,1- fwfv-1'w1'f f- ' -- my ,. 1 X , vga: .QC ...if 3 W5 2 I M i , 145i 'wx ,H A ft- We was ff 91 A 3 . .pw- Q A.. ,AXA -if 1' of - : ffiee Serves As Nerve Center V1.1 . we-:1 ,lgfizi -- 1 N r-,X x M RX X- Nw- X ' - Yau- ME - i 55, . . s 1 n-lw m ,wr 4-1 TAKING TIME OUT FOR A HUM- ORUUS NOTE is Mr. Roscoe Coyne, x ic'v-prirlvipal. Ur. Coyne works with mlisvipliuiug stmlents. k0t'lliIlg attendance. and also tm-am-In-5 a general math class. MAKING ISE OF A NEW' VERI- FAX PRINTICR, and lvarning how to opvrate it for office uso, are: Carol Fvhall. Anita Hteffcns. Sharon Slremel. lin-lyrm Fox. and Judy Kasper. Takes Care of School Buslness FILING, ANSWERUVG THE TELEPHONE, and recording absentees are the jobs of Mr. Coyne's office girls: Sharon Hayes, Sue Sponamore, Delores Avery, Lynne Clark, Carolyn Lanpher, Ginger Corey, and Beth Parks. P E R F E C T E Y E S--Mrs. Flora Kelly, HHS nurse, is always busy checlung students eyes. MM pt I tl 91 TOYXORlx10lflXS II I 11 c J' RO Faculty Sponsors Dances, Clubs, 1 3 'GSHALL WE TAKE THIS ONE OR THAT ONE ? - A BIGGER JOB THAN I HAD ANTICIPATED-Mrs. Frances asks Dr. James Barrett. director of the modern and poly- Arganbright, Spanish teacher, seems to be saying as she grades six- phonic choirs. as he selects music for the spring musical com- weeks tests. Mrs. Arganbright is head sponsor of the Los Gatos Span- edy. Dr. Barrett is co-ordinatol' of music in the Hutchinson ish club. schools. I ar' f IT'S TAKING SHAPE-and itis a wire sculpture designed by Mr. TAKING ADVANTAGE OF A NEW FILING- CAB- Warreli Brown. Mr. Brown instructs art. sponsors Palette and Brush club, INET-Miss Virginia Armstrong explains what a dayis and teaches Enfflish. li ' l'k 'I2 I, wor is 1 e in clerical practice. Miss Armstrong teaches ' shorthand and clerical practice. 1, lt, Extra-curricular Activities ' i'-' '-v 1 OC VON! wx D :L -7 2122232-A232027 IBNBOM' DQ-9 ig-an-an--WM AN INTRIOUING MACHINE ISN'T IT? Mr Stephen Butcher demonstrates a calculator used in the business education classes M Butcher also teaches typing and an adult education class e I fi I' X - I' ' - W, 2 Q 4-la A WELL-DONE PROJECT'-replies Miss Es- ther Cope, clothing teacher, as she grades a newly completed blouse. Miss Cope is Future Homemakers Club of America sponsor and head senior class sponsor. CHALK ANOTHER ONE UP FOR ME-grins Mr. E. A. f Chop,'J Cairns who teaches American history. Mr. Cairns takes an interest in the problems of students, and occasionally collects a bet from an unfortunate student. TRAGEDY AND COMEDY-Mrs. Gene Cramer shows miniature masques. Mrs. Cramer teaches speech, world history, is the drainatics coach and a Perrill club sponsor. Grading Papers, Recording Grades 'SSIT DOWN AND REST YOUR WEARY BONES --offers Mr. Roland Elliott, boys counselor, as he prepares for conferences with college-bound students. Mr. Elliott teaches psychology and helps in enrolling and directing students' affairs. MATH CAN BE FUN-Miss Ruth Evans shows her general mathematics class that her statements about the art of math are true. Miss Evans teaches algebra, trigonometry, and is a student council sponsor. She is vice-president of the Hutchinson Teach- ers, Association. I4i 0-HCT' ASSIGNING A SPECIAL THEME-Miss Doris Ely, senior English teacher, looks over class projects. She is head of the high school English department and president of the Hutchinson English Teachers' Association. 'S---. IF THIS BOOK WOULD ONLY BE USED MORE-Miss Eth- elyn Flagg leafs through one of the dictionaries in the library. Miss Flagg helps many students as head librarian and is on the assembly committee. Small Part of a Teacher's Job NOW' THAT'S REALLY A PROBLEM, AN AMERI- CAN PROBLEM-Mr. C. R. Cillilan explains the reason to one ol' his .-Xinerivan prolmle-m classes. Mr. Gillian helps sponsor the Key club. at fr-4 Q. Wig 1 A . PLL BET YOU'VE FORGO'I'l'EN -says Mrs. Mable Hanson as she reviews the music scales for her sophomore and junior glee clubs. Mrs. Hanson directs the Madrigalians and the girls' singing ensembles. RADIAL TYPE MOTORS ARE USED THIS W'AY-Mr. Max Hamilton tells the difference between regular automotive motors and radial type airplane motors. He teaches physics and algebra and is head sponsor of Valence club. WSAY IT WITH ZESTP'-echoes Mr. Nels Havens, as he explains debate antics to his squad. Mr. Havens teaches sophomore English. speech, and is head debate coach. I6 As School Year Progresses, tn.,-uns S 4 .er x . r ' ' x UV! I' Q ,u I i PLL NEVER BELIEVE THAT STORY! -Mr. E. M. fulrishnj Ireland grins and listens to a familiar story from an ever-faithful foot- ball player. Coach Ireland teaches boys' gym and is the head football coach. 6'LET'S GET IN FORMATIONW-Mr. Lewis Hiigel makes use of a new loud speaker at Cowan's stadium. Mr. Hiigel directs the schools' marching band and the dance band. YOU DRAW IT THIS WAY-Mr. Cordon Jones explains a tech- nical point in a mechanical drawing class with a 'schalk-talkf' lrle teaches at Hutchinson Junior College in the afternoons. IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE DONE LIKE THIS-points out Mr. Frank Kellenbarger who teaches geometry and general mathematics. Mr. Kellenbarger is a sophomore class sponsor. Teachers Become Understanding RWM CAUGHT OFF GUARD-Mrs. Aylene Keown crops pictures for an Allagaroo shipment. Mrs. Keown, the journalism teacher, supervises the publishing of the Buzz. She also teaches sophomore English. ig , Lixqtfki . N -, CUTTING UP-is Mr. Russell Kingsley, as he prepares wood for class projects. Mr. Kingsley teaches woodworking, is Hi-Y sponsor. and takes care of the juke box. I 0 Q' i-tell-K wi sail CUNY ll YOU SAID AlN'T',-shrieks Mr. Del Knauer as he ex- DEMONSTRATING HOW TO USE THE LINOTYPE- plains the use of good grammar to his junior English classes. Mr. Waller Knox teaches vocational printing and works with Mr. Knauer is head sponsor of Briny Birds and the Midnight the journalism class in printing the Buzz. His classes print Oil Burners, a writers' club. programs for diflercnt school activities. He is the freshman basketball coach. Teach Classes, Prepare Students NK AVERAGING GRADES AND FIGURING PLAYS--Mr. .loe Krafels, American history teacher and head basketball coach, keeps busy. He also helps sponsor the H-Club. TURN T0 THIS PACE -Miss Kate Lewis directs her sopho- more EllgllSll students in the study of literature selections. She also is a Kavettv sponsor. HAVING A HARD TIME,'-is Mr. Woodrow Woody', Kramer, as he wrestles his pet mouse. Mr. Kramer teaches biology, and is the athletic director. NON-COOPERATIVE GOLDFISH-thinks Mr. Charles Lyons as he looks at the aquarium in his room. Mr. Lyons teaches biology and is wrestling coach, a sport added to the athletic program this year. lil! IQ!! 'B To Find a Useful Place in Life I k,, ,, 'WYOU SAY IT THIS WAY wsay's Mrs. Doris Lyman as sho slnmws ln-r juninr lfnglish studm-nts how In form letters of murmls. Mrs. l,ynmn ln-lps mlircvl avlivilirrs of the l'Crrill vlulm and ivan-ln's snlnlnnmnvrm' and junior I',I1g.'IIl!4Il. I'REI'AIlINCl A FILM PRUJECTUR for the nvxl duy's sm-ln-dnlc is Hr. C. lf. NI:-Nlullin. Xlr. Nldlullin tffavlles .AII1Cl'l1'1lIl liislnry and is in clmrgi- of visual cducaliun for all tha- Ilulcliinsnn srlnnwls. vifvw H 5-'All MAKING USE 0F A NEW DEVICE to spa-ml along thf art UfC3I'Pfl.1IKll'IYlIlg is Mr. Larry Marsh. as ln- vxpluins Iln process to his students. Mr. lVlzu'sh l4'ilf'IllxS drivvr 4-dLn'uli4nl TENNIS ANYONE ? asks Miss Donna Needham as she takes a tennis racquet from its frame. Miss Needham teaches Hirls,2vm and is head CAA sponsor. ' s lit. 5- ll . 111904 A ll 1.5: Wgwllidn Nwwiaw - ' ' , ' , l - I. -. 5 1? if if 7 'Wi P y4, y'! f l' si , f ' sf , I , 42. i f . Hn' 6 , A , , .U i - lil. 0 . 004125. 1 I Teachers Lend Helpin Hand ,A- ' KEEPING TRACK Of how manl' tickets are sold at basket' OUCH, shouts Miss Mildred Parker to a skeleton. Hiss ball games, is Mr. John Payne. Mr. Payne takes charge of all Parker is head biology teacher, the tickets for HHS and is a typing instructor. lT'S REALLY INTERESTING, explains Mrs. Ariel Per- IT'S WALTZ TIME for Mr. Roy Peterson, orchestra di- rill, as shv tries to interest her sophomore English students rector. Mr. Peterson isnit dancing, he's directing the high in Julius Caesar. school orchestra in a rehearsal. GMA W, Spend Time Guiding Youth 'US Qu 1 3. L WRITING OUT an excuse for a conference is Miss Mary Pelly, girlg' counselor. Miss Potty is sponsor of tha- Co-ed Counselors. IT IS CHRISTMAS TIME in vooking classes as Miss Mar- garvt IIZIIIISKIIIIC wraps popcorn ivalls. Miss Ramsdale toaches home vconomivs and is an FHA sponsor H-.-.-if .. :M CATCHING UP on current events, Mr. iiarolci Pr or rvzuis y a news magazine. Mr. Pryor tczu-hos AlIlCl'il'2lIl problems and is a H-Y sponsor. YOU'RE IN THE REDW-Mr. Wallr-r Hinoiizirt. 1'0lllIlll'I'Cl' tvachfvr and school treasurer. has vhzirge of this mom-y ami the paying of bills for HHS. ...JSP G I Render Faithful, Lo al Service, sf, 5 1 pe.,,. ,, J 1 ' A SHOWING A CLASS A STUDENT PROJECT is Miss lfmnia Sage. as she tells ahout its origin. Miss Sage teaches l,atin. Spanish. :incl is ri Kayette sponsor. POINTING OUT A STRATEGIC SPOT on the map. Mr. lflclon Sniilvr jokes with students hefore class. Mr. Snyder WORKING ON A NEW' LATHE is Mr. Carl Skovh as he receives an approving glance from an intvrestecl stuclent. Nlr. Skoch teaches general shop and is a Brinv Bird sponsor. EXPLAININC A DIFFICULT GEOMETRY PROB- LEM, Miss Marie Stewart gives a searching look to a stu- dent. Miss Stewart is a Kayette sponsor, and teaches geometrv. teaches Anieriz-an history, American prolmlems and is a Briny Bird sponsor. . i , , 5 if . E ,s,, up X nd Wisdom to Students of HHS CLEANING UPTHLJLAB is me distasteful part of Mrs. l' E M ,luyw Sniclc-r's jul: as vhvmislry lcaoller. Bm-siflvs leavhing f'llCIlllSll'f'. sllc' :llsu lvzwllvs pllysinlogy, ancl is a Valvncv NTHIS Ig HOW YOU PVT GEARS TOCETHPIRQQ9 c'lul1spo11sor. X ' ARE YOU SURE YOU HAVE READ YUUR LES- SON?', inquirvs Nlrs. llwrullly Stampvr. Hrs. Ftamper tem-In-S junior lfnglislfx. ln her sparc timv sllc leads a Girl Svout truo Gaye Mr Vaclon Stroud. lVl1'. Stroud lvaclu-s auto lI'l1'i'lllllllCS J -g fy K, Q LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTIONQ, says Mrs, Elizalwllx Trospr-r, sc-wing ll'8f'll0l'. as slw slmws a film to une of lwr sewing class:-S. Mrs. Trmpvr is l llA aml lil-fl Crow sponsor. fi lf' .rf .,' was I...-if gym Q 46 W -X fm f' an: 69215 fx A i ,Y Qyggw , has 44 + Q A f up . Yafr- :E f-,Q ,Q .N 22? r I . w ,ww-Y' Don Brada Wins Youn America Don Brada, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Duane Brada, Won the honor ol being selected the 1957 Young Anieriean lry a representative Committee of students, teaeliers, and liusi- nessmen. The Young :ixneriean award was started in 1929 hy Charles YV. Oswald, a Hutchin- son businessman, and is now awarded hy A. Lewis Oswald. Class of l9l7. and Wfil- liam I.. Mitehell, Class of l042. The Young American reeeives a S5100 cash award and a silver loving eup. pre- sented at the annual Awards Assembly. Don's high sehool career was one of out- standing grades and participation in activi- ties. Ile sang in the Choir. played in the dance hand, was a member of lli-Y, Val- ence Cluh, Briny Birds and ll-Clulm. He took part in speeell aetivities. was a mein- lier of Student Council and the Allagaroo staff. ln the sports field he lettered two years in footlvall, playing guard. He also took part in track and tennis. This year he was selected lay the senior homeroom teachers as a Junior Rotarian. Taking the SL1IHINC1'l'iCld examinations at Vllichita in Felnrnary, Don lreearne a Surn- inerfield finalist. His plans lor the future include attending the L'niversity of Kansas. lT'S l'fYl'fNI,Y DIVIDED- -Five girls and five lmys named Spangler. Emily Nlelinight. Back Row: Wiayne Buskirk. as the lo 1 len students for the Young' American award are: Jeri Brown Don Brada Pete Brown. and Joe Franeis. za y a n . Front Row: Betsy Fernie. 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Blodgett Barbara Adams ,I im Alber Frank Alexander Emmett Allen Roger Allsup Carla Amrhein Jerry Atkerson Ernest Atkinson Deloris Marie Avery John Baker Roger Barnes Jerry Barr A 6 A X :fam 'iv Q Qs? ,'., .. to Q . ' -1 fx- . 1 Bill Bontrager Paul Bowles Mary Lou Bowman Elva Boyer Georgia Bracey Don Brada Shirley Bradshaw Owen Clifford Brewer Colleen Briggs ,l ohn Brooks Duane Brown Jerry Brown s Sevent -Fifth C ass vdglv' V23 f E522 r-- , .. ., ' zi., ,.,i C J S 1111 A -Jim K A nv , f .4 W X 634' Loy Brown Porter Brown Tom Brown Vernon Brown Sally Bryan Cary Lee Buhler Wayne Buskirk Ken Cantrell To Leave the Halls ,lurly Dahl Ann Dahlman Beverly Danford Sue Darrell Lance Darrow J ack Davis Floyd Tony Dawson Joe F. Decker .ludy Colegrove Mickie Carter ,Ialayne Chappel J ack Chrest Sherry Coffman Mildred Carson Delores Louise Coleman Maurice Colwell Delores Cook Darlene Cooper Jerry L. Creech Bill Crow 0 ,lanice Dessenberger Rusty Dickinson Larry Dierkson Bob Dillon Richard Donley Mary Louise Duarte Alice Louise Durflinger Karr-n Eisiminger Nancy Lou Elliott Bob Embick Donna ,lean Ewy Peggy Fairchild Of Hutchinson High 0 9 6 R N Q, A . , .iw-at . -1., - ' .iw -' V emi-w--Him ,A Helen Farmer Betsy Fernie Darrell D. Fischer ,I anet Foster Christy Fotopoulos Evelyn Fox Carol Francis J oe Francis tudents Will Remember have Dick Graber Larry Dean Gravis Helen Green Imogene Gruver Dolores Guthrie lan Hall Dorothy Kauffman llammond Jean Marie Hamer 'HQ 'fuel' Y as M255-1 rv , 1 Qi., Rosie Garcia Pete Gensler Margaret Ghormley Martha Ghormley Larry Giffen Larry Dale Goertzen Richard Leroy Goertzen Donna Faye Goheen Gloria Angela Gonzales Marcia Jo Gordon Roy G. Gould Bob Graber ,ri VS. in - 'YN 'GN Willialli ,lay Harrison Ch'uck Hart lrl Hartness Donald Eugene Patty Haskard Dixie Hayes Gene 'llenricks Walter Henry Patty Hensley Carol llerclt Donald Herrell Elinor Herron Three Years of Stud 0 9 H askard l l 5 J Fernie Louise Hester Jerry Hiett Norma Jean Higdon Wesley Eldon Hill Richard J. Hinshaw Margie Hipp Jerry A. Holloway Donna L. Hollowell if My , e Class E l ection Campai 'hd' ,lurly Johnson Karvn Johnson Richard Johnson llarolrl Jacob Jones ,lane ,loncs Sharon Jonvs Cary ,loycc lvrry Kasper 'bl'- IIS Barbara Ann Holmes llim'burml lloloubvk Vernon Alfred Horton Garry l.. Howcy lVlarilyn Huber Deanna V. Hull Diane Humphreys Ricbarcl lll1lllSlN?ill Doris Ingram Gary D. Jacobs Bill James Shirley ,lf-nkins ff-.va-v ' And After Game Dances Judy Kasper Gary Keller Ann Kelly Patricia Lee Kelly Ronald Kerwood LaVeta ,loan Kimberly Maurice King Karlton Kluss Reita Krey William E. Kuhn .l erry Lacy Dalea C. Lamb l 514 K . f .W - f A uclrey W. Lamkins Camlyn Lanpher Dick Landrum Dave Lane Joyce Lawson Carl Layman Janis Lees Kenneth W. Lehman As They Trade Name Cards Larry lVIcCurry Judy lVlcDermed Larry V. McKenzie Gayle McKinney limily McKnight Robert lVIcQuilliam Shirley Marshall Betty Anne Martin Allie Belt Lewis Ken Lindsey J une Lively Merle Lord Chester Lowe Florence Lowenstein J ack Lowrey Florene McCalla Phyllis McCauley Cary McClellan John Warren McClure Brian lVIcCown L W Exchan e Senior Pictures Chet Marlin Kristine Martin lil-lia Mary Mayfield Larry R. Meier Curlaclel Mershon Carolyn Miller Nlarilyn Jean Miller Milclrvd Mitchell lfrank E. Mock Mincy Mooney Walter Nelson llorotliy Nevins Tommy Lane Novin Marcy Noyes Bill Osborn Ronald Parker Beth Joan Parks Betty Jo Pauley Carlee Penner Delwin Perkins W Janice Ratlief Connie Rayl Edward L. Rayl Lee Rayl Tony Razo Anthony Craig Reed Bonita Jean Renfro Lee Richards mee ,,,v . 1... A . Make Plans for Prom Don Dean Perry Cary Peters Nancy Phillips Ann Pierce Carolyn Polark Buddy Gene Poorman Don Graber Powell Vaughn L. Powell Don Pray Ronnie Price Louise Purcell Pat Raleigh Have Measurements Taken Elaine Roberts Irene Roberts Mary liobidou James Rogers Marvia Ross Barbara Rucker Darlene Ruebke Worth A. Sailsbury Irma Lee Zamorski Susanne Saylor Sally Scales Carol Schall Caroline Schletzbauln Stanley Schnelle Mary Alice Seifert ,lim Sewell James Shotts Pat Shultz Carolyn Lea Siegrist Lloyd Simpson Ira Slough. Jr. Jim Songer Alina Smith Mary Lou Smith Richard Smith .lean Spangler Denny Spencer Karen Spencer Sue Sponamore Ann Stagg Tom W. Stanley Bradley Steele S eeil it eellieee 'fi' it Em i Anita Steffcns Maurice Stevenson Gary Stewart Sandra Stirn Connie Stockton Danny Stout Merlin Stout Martha Jean Stover M Sliuron SlI't'lll9l CXIIII Strickland Nilliv Mario Stroup Inn-lla ,lean Swallord filialrlolte :Kun Su im llz1r1'ivlte lien' Talwor llvv 'lialbol Din-k Taylor llon l,. TCIllllllll IL,-loris Thomas llwuyllo Thorpe ll:u'l1u1'z1 Zou Tillvr For Lon Awaite 1 ? ' 'Cnr f ill' E K il' A Amber Tuckm' Tom Turpen Marilyn L-nrull Jurlitli Vogt jucly Florence WHEIIICI' Phil Walker Julian Eclwyn Waltvr Ronald Walte1's ight of Commencement .loAnn Wilson Kenneth Wilson Lester David Wilson Richard Wilson Gary Withrow Frank Wolf Barb Yardley ,lim Young Mike Wamsley John G. Watson J anico Weppler Connie W1-stermnn Loretta Wheaton Connie L. White Loretta Jeanne White Doris Wickliffe Morris Wicklifle ,lim R. 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'l'lllRll ROWH Nlr, Xlux llumillun, llnw Huw:-ll. licllliu- lxll'l'lll4'l'l1. llury lliwm. l,z1r1'y Wluilv. llulv frlbllglll. :lull llolu Wall:-r. TOI' ROWH lhnnl 5lllIlt'Y. I'r:-fl llxmgg. ,lf-rry xYllll'I'N. llllly llI'l'f'Illl1'l1l. ffluir Xlzullus. llurlgm lhull. fflulrla-N llllQ.4'II1Ill. llllll llnlm bran:-N. Juniors Look For ard T Q' I ,. ' T v::. I 4,7 .1 ,A VX A ROOM l0I. Hr. E. A. II.-URNS-'l'Ol' ROW: Xlr, lf. X. tfulrnx. A ,V , X 1 ,. , '., x K Xlill'Xlll llnllmzln. Flu-runzm Munn. uml Kunrzul Hun-lx. 'l'lllRIl ROYY: l 'r'f :lit 'I P23 V,L: llrunalfl Clmul. l ra-rl4lin- Yll'll1lOZll. Ilivk llmulw. :mul l'z1I SWill'l7.l'll. K' ' ' 'I l:4,v' . i 5FCUNIl ROXV: ,lc-:lniv llzmlx. filillllll' l'lumm1'r. Kun-n XlllI1lllN N n ' X V .gkvvl in un-l Slmrnn Hurt:-l. IBOTTOM Howl: Nunn-x Xlilvlu-ll. Xlnrx 'limi- I awi V sw ,A,7i ll'l'. Nlillgl- Slllllll. anal Fla-lla: Wlrnucl. TD ROOM l0l. MII. li. A. CAIRNS-l!O'l'TOM ROWH llally Slim. .lv-:ln Silvull. N ivlxi llZ.lNlNllI'4l. zmvl llgnry lfxxy, SECOND ROW: ffurnl Mm xIllll'I -Oll. .lualn SlDlt'kl'llllll'l'. ,Imly rllllliflllllll, and llvvlq Tul- lllilll. 'l'lIlRlD RUXV: 'l'1'l'1'y l,illllYl'l'. liulu-rl ',1'SH4'llO. .Iulm llurlml1l. :xml lim- Nvwlng TOP ROYY: llill lhurkf-r. Tum Swain. I1-roy lfragf-r. anwl Nlnrlin Dirk-rn. ROOM 102, MR. JOE KRAFELS-TOP ROW: Lynn Aldrich. David Cheevcs. liob Rrown. and Jim Moore. THIRD ROW: George lfvinger. Nancy Barnea. Bonnie Cook. antl Stew Entzg SECOND ROW': Mary Vogt. .lane Stockton. Marlvv Shuman. and Jutly French. BOTTOM ROYV: Norma Daggett. ,leris Ware. aml Donna Stroup. A ROOM 102. MR. JOE KRAFELS-BOTTOM ROW': Craig Mt'- llowen. llmlm-y Dunlap. Carolyn White. antl Diane Thompson. SECOND ROW: Pal llaywartl. Pat Kootz. Karon Winans, Jeff Setzer. TIIIRD ROW: Don Thompson, Roh Mann. Cary Thrasltt-r, antl Ray Bit-kt-I. TOP ROW: Mr. Joe Krafels. Wayne Day. Ttlrry Bon- ham. Jimmy Disk. anal Dan Black. To Becomin ROOM 301, MR. NELS HAVENS-TOP ROW: Mr. Nels Havens, Larry llanworlh. lmrr-n llrown. l.lew Svhrovk. Larry Harvey. Charles Purstar. llffrnagtl Stot-kton. Phil Xoung. Hon Turner. and Stan Cartlni-r. SECOND ROW: llary Stump:-r. ,lutly Nlorrow. Kay Roberts. Carolyn Dunlop. Margaret Bi 'Whee S' Haupt, .lo Cartvr, Jan Johnson. Janet Lohrvy. Rocht-lle Km-sling. and Jewell Rernartl. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Nelson. Rob Kuhn. Phil Hainline. Sonja Huffman. Donna Hyrler. Gene-va Smith. Sharon Rayl. Jutly Legg. James Con- nelly. and Arnold Ruchke. .W . ,ggi-, 1 'Ut fa! Q -IQ - L Y ROOM 201, MRS. ARIEL PERRILL-TOP ROW: James Mit- chell, Don lllank, .Jay Jackson, and Bill Scales. THIRD ROW: Jere Keckler, Richard Jerauld, and Larry Savoy. SECOND ROW: Elaine Bailey. June Ann Meschke, and Mrs. Ariel Perrill. BOTTOM ROW: Joanne Ludwig, Carol Mason. and Lynne Clark. ROOM 201, MRS. ARIEL PERRILL-BOTTOM ROW: Bev- erly Miller, Jerry Anderson, and Beverly Jamieson. SECOND ROW: Kay Larson, Leslie Lancaster, Scotty Cates, and Diane McCu-ire. THIRD ROW: John Aleman, Genene Barnard, Marlene Lindell. and .l0-flllll Milk? TOP ROW: Chester Huckabey. Phil Bloom, Mike Lackey, and Charles Friesen. As Activities Increase 5 B . 0 Y 'lux af'-1 1, . . 'gf Nt! x0'.,xy9'.s6 x V' 119593 5 -A ROOM 14, MR. WALTER KNOX-TOP ROW: Mr ui8ll9l' Knox. THIRD ROW': Jake- Smith and Lnrrv Szhwiethale. SECOND ROW: Danny Spencer and Bob Gayn-, BOTTOM ROW: Jim Dyvlu- und Larry llrown. L C 49 ROOM 307, MR. WOODY KRAMER-BOTTOM ROW: Linda Dir-ke-n. Carol Smith. Jan Ayers, Karen Stqwart. Sharon Ingrim, and Sue Sutton. SECOND ROW: Bob Brooks. Pat Barkerf Judy Smith, Gail Gil- christ. Sharon Navarro. Mary Lynch. Ginger Corey, and Bob ,lone's. THIRD ROW: Mr. Woody Kramer, Tom Armour, Dalton Grant, Richard Ralston, Wayne Cingerich, Bob Cole, Gary Stanfield, Pat Coleman, and Dick Alum- baugh. TOP ROW: Dave Wright, Larry Rohrer, Larry Cadberry, Larry Lingerfeltn Marvin Jones. Bill Ward. Howard Little. Gordon Lucas. and Doyle White. Write English Papers ROOM 314-, MR. HAROLD PRYOR-TOP ROW: Richard Haro. ,lim lVlcClanahand. Bill Cox. and Mr. Harold Pryor. THIRD ROW: Jack Schultz. Mic-key Frew. and Larry Bowman. SECOND ROW: Danny Shook. Judy Hopper. and James Sunquist. BOTTOM ROW: Kart-n lfryv. .lan Davis. and Pat Glass. gl' i L ROOM 314, MR. HAROLD PRYOR-BOTTOM ROW: Me-rlyn Avery. La .luanita Barnes. and Lois Law. SECOND ROW: Edith Johnson, Marie Lee. and Mary Lea Ater. THIRD ROW: .lerry Gilley, Cruz Palacio, and Larry Conley. TOP ROW: Don Cava- naugh. Larry Wolfe. Robert Stapleton. and Jack Morton. g- xv ROOM 104, MR. LARRY MARSH-BOTTOM ROW: Ifilene Bailey, D1-loris Wood, Enid Owens, Pat Edgerlf-. Lorna Mills, and ,Iudy Mills. SEC- OND ROW: Ilill Mcllrath, Dick Bammes, Joyce Pratt, Shirley Could, Etta Huff, and Patsy Thais:-n. THIRD ROW: Harlan Haag, .lerry Hines, Rohvrta Shipley, Connie Foster, Nancy Sims, Lynn Jacques, Sheila Kilch, and Marilyn Webster. TOP ROW: Tom Sawyc-r, Denis Jones. Edward Trimpf-, Ilill Barnett, Darrell Pope, Ceorge Clorf-. Mike- Smith. and Mr. Larry Marsh. tud merican Histor F- ROOM S-2, MR. CARL SKOCH-BOTTOM ROW: Joyce Eis- iminge-r. Iiarharu Martin. and Judy Cookins. SECOND ROW: Linda Fr-t-. Gail Morris, and Zumla Hr-ggy. THIRD ROW: Larry Cay- wood, johnny Paulk. lrl Finn:-ll, and Mr. Carl Skoch. TOP ROW: Ronnie- Frflidf-nlwrge-r. Duane Vkvns. Ron Petr-rs. and ,less Myers. 51 ROOM S-2, MR. CARL SKOCII-TOI' ROW: Richard Cross. Gerry Murphy, Donald Sayler, and Gary Brunk. THIRD ROW': Beulah Irving, Caroline Hollor, Sandy I-Iaupt, and Carolyn Wvhslm-r. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Hammer, Janine Willess-n. and lletty Walters, BOTTOM ROW: Bonniv Howard. Janice Lanham. and Rae Lynn Walden. Kaf- T W. 71 6 -' af , - - ' . . If R il Q , ,QQ ,X S' 'r ' ' '..: A L of -X,-P E .xt--y Ti? ROOM 205, MRS. ELIZABETH TROSPER-BOTTOM ROW: Karin Young. Carolyn Snyder, Frieda Vogel, and Marilyn Beisner. SECOND ROW: Judy Maixner. Dixie Powell. and Georgia Cole. THIRD ROW: Anne Baumer. Elizabeth Kuehn, Lois Bright. and Mrs. Elizalvetll Trosper. TOP ROW: Linda Billups, Glenna Gould, Nlarty Meador, and Janice Darnell. Make Plans for Future ROOM 312, MRS. DOROTHY STAMPER-TOP ROW: Foreat Ten Stubb SECOND ROW 'Nhldred Crawford Angelina Garcia Barbara nant, llean Long. ,lim Michael, Stephen Murry, Larry McCue, Mike Pritchard Murphy Betty .lo Water Shirley Stout Donna Taylor and Arthur Alfaro Jerry Plush. and Doug llippen. THIRD ROW: Mike Lamb, Frank 'ld SN BOTTOM ROW llarhara Danforfl Connie Carroll Beverly Cochran llelva Wt'-Nley Stull-.1Doug Schissler. Glenn Ruehke. Kenneth Smith. and Curtw ,lone ludv Hum ami Wir Dorothy Siamper ri STUDDENTS WHO WERE alwent when homeroom pictures were taken are: Reed. THIRD ROW: l.awrem'e Hill. John Neal, Benny Young, Frank BOTTOM ROW: Jann-Q Dean. llolthy Careia. Jean Frye. anwl Jean Reed. Swalfortl. and Kenneth lVlc'Uonigle. FOURTH ROW: Roger Witl1al11.ffl1urI4-s SECOND ROW': Rex lllltlflllll. CllHflf'Q Wiantlt. Bill Martin. anrl Jesse 'NlcReyn0lrls. Arthur Harper. Jaek llssery. ancl Paul Willhanks. As School Year Closes ROOM 304, MISS MARIE STEWART+TOP ROW: Miss Marie Stew- Wayne Lovett, Nora Ivey, Karen Kirk. Marcia Casey, Charles Jennings, and art. Larry Cole, Jim Been!-y. lion Narron. Jim Dwyer. Rodney Miller. Jan Stanley Steele. BOTTOM ROW: Jimmy llaugh. Jo Anne Young. Gwen Nelson. Jim llonfl. John llahlwin. Levi lleweese. and Jerry Chancey. SEC- Morton. Marlene Lenten. Ann White, Sally Holmes. Peggy Marlin. Sally OND ROW: Robert Platz. Carol Schmucker. Lucille Bernard. Judy Kimball. Collarlay. Harry llrooks. Frerhly Wittman. and Roger Sandoval. E f Ns4.,...L. Y fx W ,. , ,A v 41 :Q v V W, ,M , Presiilent -1 W , . . -M y n AMIXQTV N, xx, f - rg.gX,: V . MQ. . ..Qkl? 7 - iii XL issiwi K kgw-,k. f 3 ' im'-President .. M, , Q-Q-2 .N vi Q .,L. ,, xqliffafgsww M355 'L 'W V' Y 5 Q 'T I. ff M . . .Q 3 'ff 'i' M p-f' .. ' in : pg , ' :Q Q X ', AQg,35E.:.4,i.,q., , .,4E , Jw . , ' -1 ,, LY I U , rv A if: .. gf. f X, ff' S 5533g'1?i2i,. Y-A w . 3' A -, f X ., N., M N ,,,k,,L,,5,, , , Y ' , 4, . A 'W 41' ' 'Sa' ' f .451 , ,- ' 4126314 ' '-gal, 'vilji .sQ,':s,, x f + , ' X N 454555-1-f 4. xgsg-M Pg: mmaif' . .0---... ,. , fl lf' .fw 'Q 1! ROOM 207, MRS. FRANCES ARCANBRICHT-BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Dierksen. Jean Baker, Justine Colglazicr, Mike Armour. .lake Clark, Mary Bt-th McGuire, Judy Cox, Evangeline Calvillo, Angie Navarro, Ophelia and- John McClelland. TOP ROW: Lynn Jennings. Richard Monje. Merle Espinoza. Katie Jones, Connie' Keefer, Judy lleatz. and Rosie Almanza. SEC- Black. Billie Jean Boyer. Arlan Hurd. Larry Nlattison, Nathan llc-yt-r. Charles OND ROW': Mrs. Frances Arganhright. Karen llernard. Angie Gonzales, Johnson, and Eddie Martinez. Sophomores Become Members ROOM 4-01 MR WARREN BROWN 'lOl ROW lla-nnis Alexander Warren Carlson lloh Brink and Ktnnrth Wolfe THIRD ROW Larry Ymn Todd Lehr and Sarah Cralur QFCOND ROW: quaan Henson Lthhv Delp and Roe Can llO I'l'OM ROW: Jeanne Joy Trewu Fold and Arthur llaynt V2 AL ff H xii? M A 'Tig aw' S L Tl' 1 ll I X ,tp ,M ROOM 401, MR. WARREN BROWN--BOTTOM ROW: Rae V:-rle-ne Davis. .-'tvnell Ballard. and Julie Parrott. SECOND ROW: Wilma llirt, Geraldine Leatherman, and Kay Cooper. THIRD ROW: Mabel llrower. Joe Raya, and Cary Clark. TOP ROW: Nlr. Warren llrown. George Ojeda. Edwin Re-eve. and Lyle Purdon. ROOM 109, MR. STEPHEN BUTCHER-BOTTOM ROW: Glenda Sutton. Sharon Zimmerman, and Janice Holloway. SECOND ROW': llcrniu- Wlevks. Pam Smith. Deloris Byrd. and Judith Lemon. THIRD ROW': ,lim Lee. Sally Cheeves, Wilma Joy, and Bonnie llropp. TOP ROW: lVlr. Stephen Butcher. Wes Mcllwaine, Ronnie Rohr:-r. and Lynn Shank. ROOM 109, MR. STEPHEN BUTCHER-TOP ROW: Clem Mahoney, Robert Hankins. .lohnny Pirisky. and Loren Siemens. THIRD ROW: Melba Brower, Billy Chamhers, and Martin Kuehn. SECOND ROW: Iohn Silcott, Steven Woods, and Dean Wegvner. BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Matheny, and Karon Stanford. f Salt Hawk Famil ROOM 108, MISS VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG-TOP ROW: Miss Vir- ham. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hartford, Judy Anne Wood. Connie Harrison gzinia Armstrong. Tony Silvis. .ln-rald Enns. Leslie Smith. Warren Robinson, Eleanor Dickerson, .lo Ann Barb, and Cheryl Thorpe. BOTTOM ROW Dallas Krt-ntzvl. and Leroy Fuller. THIRD ROW: Jeweldeen Graves. Georg- Norma Varney. Dorothy Mathias. Jerry Carter. Sandy Rose. Jerry KoontL anna Smith. lh-nnis Dragoo, Morris Goss. Ronnie Watson, and Bruce Peck- and Judy Ayers. ROOM A-2, MR. GORDON JONES-TOP ROW: Mr, Gordon jonos. Ronalcl Hahlillf-l. Wayne' Elsvr. anfl Charles T. Spenrw-. THIRD ROW: Arlia- Curley, Roh Mclaeavy. Darrell Prilliman, and llarhara Ealcw. SECOND ROW: Dwayne Cllr-nauet, Cliarlotia Muns, anrl Donald Fromong. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Se-ttlv. Barbara Finch. and Rose-Ha Smith. 5 2 4 X ROOM A-2, MR. GORDON JONES-BOTTOM ROW: .luily Reed. Toni Ke-rn, and Dorotlly Sieve-ns. SECOND ROW: Murgaiw-I Elveling. Kathy White: and Karin Pivrve. THIRD ROW: Marvin Morris. Gretche-n Grove-. Frankie- Clunv. and llnln Rohlmins. FOURTH ROW: David Nivholson, Rolm Linrlse-y. llill Gorilon. anil lloli Wliilv. Are Known As 'Squares' ROOM 313, MRS. GENE GRAMER-TOP ROWV: Wvillis Brooks. Jerry Riffzl, Don Gnllin, Frm-il Hipp, Ray Sliuman. and Boll Cox. THIRD ROW: Strait, Sue Dutton, LaVi-da Burtlvy, Linda Shook, lla-li-n Milli-r, and I,in1ln Mrs Gs-nv Cranu-r. Sa-ru ,lane Dade, Glenn Sim-bert, Rivliard Montgomery, Ray Welzel. BOTTOM ROW: Duane Koi-ppc-n. Karen llylwc-. l,inclu Coopm-r. Morton. Hob Marguez, anrl Kay Bason. SECOND ROW: 1,4-wis Ray. Ronald Evelyn lllack. Ginger M4-lson. Dm- Ann Ke-lvlnnn. anml Cliarlos Rin-lu-r. MQ ,,-f I ferr gg ...W A 'W V :S ,'-L of . 9' K , ' .. ..., fi3:ff5't.... KY Q , ,m,z , L ... . K 3 - I l , W g j' , V fv, in f . M f L f :di ii In , 3 sf? Ri' -I -fir A Q 1 ..., .. 1 6 Fi .. s . i 2 .. --,- Q . Q l. 41 W V ,, C 2 L ' if 3 141- it y, , V, 5 ' R 53. .a . r f '-. E r ' it a t E - 4 -ff' , mx 5,5 'r 1 M I in R t . . 7 my - albyltl 1 . . ' . wr .1 'X ' 'X ' W' ' ,V X m,,, M Z .IJYL . A A -. I 1 4 . My P. L , N Q - Q Q: x QQ. If Rf I ROOM 203. MISS RUTH EVANS-BOTTOM ROW: Connie McQueen. Kay Englvr. 404-nsy Hunter. Virginia Foster, Mary Alice Brave-y. Carole Chiles. and .lnnicv Murphy. SECOND ROW: Carol Elliott. Sandra Gustafson, Jo- anne llahh-innn. llnrhara Shuman. Jerry Rogers. Beverly England. and Judy Join Club , ROOM 210. NIR. DEL KNALER-TOP ROW': Patsy Kelley Wayne- Sjolrorgg. Larry McLain. and Tommy Higtlon. THIRD ROW Ylr. Ile-l Knatu-'r. lilarc-nm' Emery, Paul Dehm, and .lim Stevens. SECOND ROW: Shirley Woodson. Judy Quinn. and Sharon Kitch. BOTTOM ROW: Joan Cook. .lannell Crantlell. anrl Sandra Mincar. ,..,.,., sawn 5 I Q fx N lx X. S , 'Q I, . 0'-. N Stephenson. THIRD ROW: Miss Ruth Evans. Glen Haiuler. Bill Ch-gs lion McClure. George Frieien. Larry Robinson. and Ann Wyer. TOP ROW Richard Lee, ,Ion Davis, Larry Soper, Stove Hawks, .lt-rry Wit-ns, Ronnu rganization Q . 5. N H-. I Q., ,N .wx Q ROOM 210, MR. DEL KNAUER-BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Hayes. Valetta Davis. and Alberta Waters. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Gibson. Kar:-n Williams. an4l Betty Evans. THIRD ROWY: Bettie Maner, Marcia Sproul, antl ,Ierry Hammer. TOP ROW: Gerald Saffle. Joe I,ong1shorv. Luke Patrick. and Boh Eales. wi' A - ..'- 1 1 5 I , -'nun i f 5 ROOM 104, MR. F. M. IRELAND-BOTTOM ROW: Gwen Turner. Sharon Younglic-rg. Vie-ki llnglvs, Phyllis Cordon, and Barbara Closv. SEC- OND ROW: Tllomianu Pllippvn. Ronnie Allen. Beverly llc-lnorx-I, Lynlla Munson. l.imla ,lcnkinx zrnfl Sanrly Hall. THIRD ROW: liumllly 'TllOIlla5- ake a tin 'C' qv ROOM lll, MISS MARGARET RAMSDALE-T0l' ROW: ffurriv Taylor, V1-rflu Smiili. Rolwrta Owens, anfl ,lull-vu Stallings. THIRD ROW: Mivlu-y Slovlilon, Marzieta Boyd, unml Mary Corflon. SECOND IIOW: Miss Maragrvt Ramsdalv, Jillllfl' Iiussr-ll, and Carol Wim'klilla-. ROTTOM ROW: Rf-lna Anderson, mul ,lo Mock. X. ROOM 204, MR. WALTER RINEHART-TOP ROW': Jack King, Gail Link, David Dyer, and Mike Croft. THIRD ROW: Bar- bara Riggs, Don Leatherhury, Saundra Kroening, and Max Reinhart. Qemwwl' SECOND ROW: Janet Mclbrath. Betty Hughes. and Virginia Ram- sey. BOTTOM ROW: Jan Wolf, Janet Arnett, and Donna Martin. ' '21 0 , 4 ig: f .. krr' k -kj f 8 -3 I T:-K V ' ' ir., i it ri r grrgg - - R an vi. , ..k i 475 . gg' fi f K N Q. I 6 WL gr! , - . sv ROOM 204. MR. WALTER RINEHART-BOTTOM ROW: Y Santlra Dillon. l,ullah Moore. and Ann Jones. SECOND ROW: Jurly .-Mleovk. Shirley Freeman. and Tom Spriggs. THIRD ROW: Nor- 53 man .-irnoltl. Max Sutton. Kay Jacobs. and Ron Kessler. TOP ROW: Mr. Walter Rinehart, Boli Fernie. ,lim Williamson. Elmer Koehn. and Stanley Clift. Learn Leadership for Tomorrow ROOM ll. MRS. AYLENE KEOWN-TOP ROW': Ann Livingston. Larry Hutchinson. Rgbert Starks, Don Easley. Linda White. Joy .lohnson Karen Pray. Mary Poe. Bill Briggs. Jerry Maxfieltl. Kenneth Edwards, Denny and Beverly Culver. BOTTOM ROW: Janis Mcflornas, Sandy Meyer, Bar S -l' -Y ' ' ff - - ' ' ' pei ing. .mtl lion Rodgers. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Avlene Keown. Carl Dean, bara Wallace. Willamae Moth. Janice Stewart. Eva Carey. and Eva Rarton WM, , an i ROOM 302, MRS. JOYCE SNIDER-TOP ROW: Xlelyin Crank. l.arry Tf0llFl', anfl Don Cayanaugh. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Joyce Snicler. Maxine Fox. ancl Joe W'arrl. SECOND ROW: Dale Haines Pal Graves. anel Lila Lowe. BOTTOM ROW: Narline Sayler. fy xg, ft -Q . '31 . W. -.N I . 1 x,.. M H08 1 Www ni K 'ia H 9 l . ll K 5 542: i 2 I R 7 . -' .,',f,gL:l' . . ROOM 302, MRS. JOYCE SNIDER-BOTTOM ROW': .lanet Fprouse. Mary ffalenline. and Carlene Dovel. SECOND ROW: Anna Woosley. jean Craig. anml Harold Schrader. THIRD ROW': l.:-wie Wiens. Javk llc-more-t. ancl Harolfl Wilson. TOP ROW? .lolin S1-linurr Jack Rolu-rls. anll Kirk Yotli. Are Forever Lo al, True ROOM 303, MR. FRANK KELLENRARGER-TOP ROW: Mr. Frank Ke-llenliargxer. liill Haxtnn. ,lim Stout. Rill Jennings. Alan Sorem. llill Kinley, lleck. .lulie Shorli, Beverly Exiles. Ernewtine Largent. Mun- llrulwr. mul l,in1lu anal Larry Nlorris. THIRD ROW: Cary Vincent. Gene Breazif-r. John Strong. Lyman. BOTTOM ROW: l.ynm- Larson. Nancy Cm-hrun. 'Xlarilyn Fil-llls. llavifl Walker. Bill Crow. and Larry Clase-r. SECOND ROW: Mary Horn- and Janice Ortner. gp...- ov. if lj' , ,, . Ka il .. is W1 xq IX. Qypf wal' f - mf? x.. if -li 4 'WL l n XS! ,- 1 1 v- ,rv 1, ef ROOM 311, MR. CHARLES LYONS-BOTTOM ROW: C tl S 'th C , R ur is m1 , oertzen, osalie White, Janis Halderman, and Judy Mitchell. TOP ROW Raymond Colby, Barbara Shultz. Alice Ruelas. Peggy Johnson, Mary Lowe, Lloyd Eddens, Dick Rayl, Bill Newburn. Jerry Avery, Craig Britt. Max Pen Carla While. Carol Wells. and Portia Cates. SECOND ROW: Mr. Charles nington. John Trotter. Dick Saylor. and Cary Schriner. Lyons. Dennis Thomas, Bob Hageman, Barbara Wisby, ,lim Beasley, Wayne To Colors of Gold and Blue Bowles, Terry Hensley, Kent Bennett, Albert Justvig, Wayne Henry, Gerald Harr, Sally Cook, Richard Ross, Bill Vaughn, Ronnie Clotta, and Tom Martin. Opdycke. Cary Fowler, Klaren Shultz and Rex Hinshaw SECOND ROW. BOTTOM ROW. i 1 ' . . ' ' .lucy Hale, Marilyn Kay Miller. ,lo Anne Landrum. Carol Miss Emma Sage, Pat Pritchard. Elsie Gomez, Marieta Jones, M811 Belle Crooker. Scherry Brucker. Loretta LaForce, and Jerry Chappel. With Future Schooling in View EVERYBODY BUSY sccms to he the motto of Carl Dean, Jerry Maxficld, and Dean Wag- ncr in Mr. Russell Kingslcyis woodwork class. 5'lT'S TOO PRETTY T0 EAT, says Sharon Dauhcr as Mary Lynch and Mickey Stockton put the finishing touches on a cake in foods class A JOB AT HAND l-:ce-ps tht- at- tention of Dick Rayl us hc learns thc art of welding. 25. ,, , , K 'M sw. -s......,,,mmmw V 4 ' its A ,ti 'f ff' 2 A ' - QQ.. --4 L' I xr' -9 -, ' , ' new , 'Qfciia Jits ff M243 5lIff7' ,.:fe:tftg A ' ' 03'- ' Q - , -w,ffAswtL.1 t reef: ' , .5 ,ct , to ,, y .t.L .gk E .,.. TAKING THEIR WORK SERIOUSLY arc ,lack Grove, Cary Withrow, and Charles Rucker in Mr. Corflon Joncs's mechanical drawing class. 'GTRICKS OF THE TRADE arc learned by Richard Lee as he uses the lathe in auto mechanics class. 1 b 5. , G, 1 t .. 'Q 63 5 QQ: . M I. , :Km f vu fvlmw 3 4 1 mf , Lfsgiya K Q if ,, 1 -Q ,ff. K 'f' , :mm gf.-4 is E 3 5 'gk' .53 .acid , ' ' 1 A, 'ff -fy ,ailfwr 'af-f. P53 I... . .,3f'.' Q .M mars W t iq, fmaz 7 W- ., .W ,fwbpg fl Sport :fi , ,.,, Q15 ,H+-1 hfp NP 1 gh' W .. 4 ' A 345- -25 - - an A my W i 5 - D , . ' . R. ,ip p . that A? x ff -- . 1 . X. ' Q. .L i gg, Q gk.. . 8 Q gl, .. , N A . K k ' nv' l L 4 .Rf --g, G . LLAY ' ' 5 ' . I- sg asxfr, - 1956 FOOTBALL TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: M. Armour. B. .lann-s. B. McClure, L. McCue. C. Smith, A. Ruebke. R. Strait. M. King. SECOND ROW: J. Raya. D. Wright. T. Dawson, E. Mc- Otlcw-n, J. lleeney. T, Hensley, B. Platz. L. Meier, S. Gardner. THIRD ROW: R. Monje. T. Bonham. C. Stanfiehl. B. Jennings. D. Saylor. 1 !W:7f'1I6lffZ ri'fl1lUl' s'NOW LISTEN, CARY -says Mr. E. lVl. Ireland, head coach. lt's tlone like thisll' He shows Cary Stanfield the proper passing form. STRIKINU A USUAL POSE-as he drills the B-team in tackling praetice. is Coach Charles Lyons. He is helping Rich- arcl Monjie. t i? X J. King. K. Voth. H. Cordon. D. Alexander. C. Berry. D. Newby. managers. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Woodrow Kramer, athletic direv' torg Mr. Joe Krafels, coachg B. Kinley. J. Sewell. L. Purdon. R. Witljiam. B. llrown. V. Horton, Mr. Charles Lyons, coach. Coac es Hawks Rebuilt J t... ...Q . . ...,. , mf.,-. ,a.r W fwziq-5 ei. E . :IQ-I eflgfzffes-.af a r H - .mf 5 ef-ff12ff .W , V N ' - 22. ' H 'a a 2' iiisfis-mf' 2--- ' 1- 2 2 ,V Z gs Q Q , x ' I ' ., J . , ...... ...t. 1 , . , . .2 .tan . eg N M-N.,..1x l L' 8 COACH AL BACHMAN INSTRUCTS-two of the frosh linemen, Alvin Casey and Carsten Johannsen in the skillful art of blocking. qt? f ' i ' 'H A R R revel'-5 . : H P- si .V. .,. V Ziyy .. K G0 sa . .QP -f-3' ?: .la, -J, , 4- G 18, Q? wr L . -CQ, of 4 r -sf zf 44 . ,gi 'gf ' s . Arif Q A W M. i f l, '. qw 8. N ' X lj xo cv' I B e THE FIGHTING IRISHMEN-BOTTOM ROW: D. Easley. C. Brilh. S, Steele. lf. Martinez. R. Sandoval, B. Dillon. D. Rodgers. manage-r. SECOND ROW: E. Allen, K. Smith, Entz, C. Peters, ll. Cougrh, D, Perkins, D. Jones. P. Hainline. manager. THIRD ROW: R. Smith. D. Brada. D. Sperling. W, Brooks. T. Brown. 'l'. Turpen. P, Brown. FOURTH ROW: R. Johnson. F. lllodgett. l.. Darrow, C. Hageman, .l. Brown, P. Bowles. K. Lindsey. Coaclws E. Nl. Ireland and Bruce McClure. Into State Power DIAGRAMMING PLAYS-for his B-team charges is Coach Joe Krafels, hackfield coach and head basketball mentor. PLACE THEM HERE, JERRY -Coach Bruce Me- Clure teaches tho correct grip lo center Jerry Brown. TO PUNT CORRECTLY-you must hold the hall like this, explains freshman coach, Bob Augsburger, to Armand Baughman, one of his undefeated squad members. 41' 67 Vernon Horton Lance Darrow Tackle Tackle Ken Lindsey Guard A Z.. ,' . Jim Sewell Willis Brooks Denny Sperlmg End Guard Center lT S A ROUGH LIFE-explains patched-up Bill James to Tom Tur- pen, but Tom seems to be more in- terested in the ball that appears lo be floating past. Small en Season Record Salt Hawks 31 Winfield Salt Hawks 19 West Salt Hawks 19 Wellington 13 Salt Hawks 16 El Dorado Salt Hawks 13 East 14 Salt Hawks 33 Newton Salt Hawks 14 Great Bend 13 Salt Hawks 26 Ark City 14 Salt Hawks 0 North Eel McQueen Gary Stanfielcl Bob Brown Tom Turpen G-ary Peters Bob Platz llalfback Halfhack Tackle Halfback Halfhack Guard Q5 as 1653, it ' l x 49? 1 5 Don Brada Guard Stewart Entz Quarterback mfs .r - 1 Larry Meier Charles Hageman Maurice King ,lim Shotts Guard Tackle Halfhack Tackle GET HIM PAUL!-End Paul Bowles demonstrates to the Great Bend hall carrier how to keep thc enemy from scoring as .lim Sewell, Jerry llrown, and Ken Lindscy watch. F ight To Win Ark Valley Standings Team Win Loss W'ichita East 7 0 Arkansas City 6 l Hutchinson 6 2 Wichita North 5 3 W'ichita West 5 3 W'ellington 3 5 El Dorado 2 6 Newton 1 7 WVinficld 0 8 'om Brown Emmett Allen Guard End -ff ' 4. W1 I-dz 2 'J ' -v Q,.,f - .lx Tie l l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pct. .938 .813 .750 .625 .625 .375 250 .125 .000 Bob Dillon Boh Emhick Frank Blodgctt Richard Johnson Halfback End Center Tackle f: 1. 9 1 l . X b 4' 5 5 Place Third in rk Valley Paul Bowles Capt. Bill James Capt. Delwin Perkins Pete Brown All-State All-State Lineman-of-the-Week All-Valley All-Valley All-Valley Capt. Jerry Brown Nov. 12-16 Honorable Mention End Quarterback Center Guard Fullback gi - . l if This year was predicted to be the rebound year for the Salt Hawks. They had won more than their sharc the season before, and were heavily hit by grad- uation. Only a few players with much game exper- ience were left, and they were lightweight. The line was the smallest in the Ark Valley, .and the backs, although fast and deceptive, were also small. Many pre-season experts were skeptical, and many were fooled. The Hawks replaced pounds and inches with fight and determination. ln the first game with the Wiilheld Vikings much of the skepticism was erased with a 31-0 Hawk vic- tory. Wichita West fell next. After trailing at the half, the fighting Blue and Cold out-passed the Pioneers to win l9-13. Returning home, the Hawks were again vic- torious. winning from Welliiigton l9-13. A week later they scored a l6-0 win over E1 Dorado. The first loss came by the ill-blowing East winds. Homecoming matched the Hawks against Wichita East in the Ark Valley Came-of-the-Week. East won MIGHTY M0 RIDES AGAIN!-Track sprinter Maurice King speeds past Winfield's last safely man in the Hawks' debut win. by the slight margin of 14-13. The fight and determination Coach 'ilrishn lre- land had built was not extinguished. The following week Hutchinson rebounded with a 33-0 win over rival Newton. One of the biggest Hawk tests came in the non- league Great Bend contest. Underdog Hutch surprised many by sending the Panthers home carrying a 13-14 defeat. Then Hutch thoroughly established itself as one of the state's best by knocking off previously unde- feated Arkansas City, 26-lll-, in the last home game. The final game with North was important. Hutchinson needed only to win- and Wichita East to lose to W'est, and the first championship in over a decade would return to the Salt Citians. Bitter cold weather, failure to get rolling, and a fine Wichita North team stopped Hutchinson. The game was lost, 7-0. The championship was lost, but the city of Hutchinson will seldom see again a team of such strong individual talent molded into a common team who captured the pride of all they represented. AND WE'RE ONLY JUNIOBS-Wichita Easfs ball carrier find rough going as he runs into Stewart Entz, Charles Hageman, Bob Brown and Eddie McQueen, alllfrom the junior class. , Build for Future Teams UNDEFEATED FRESHMAN SQUAD-BOTTOM ROW: IJ. Atkinson. Nl. Pt-ters, ll. Gibson, T. Syler. K. Small, IJ. Dahl, D. Sellers, S. Craig, P Mallory, .l. Suiz, M. Comez, J. Wicklifle, D. Weathers. SECOND ROW: A. llaughman. D. Taggart. li. Martens. ll. Good, S. Schaffer. M. Mcllonalfl. ll. Songer. E. Martinez, R. Nickland. L. Cavanaugh, L. Enlz. L. Morgan, K. Cotton. THIRD ROW: L. Hensley. manager: F. Stanfield, L. Urake. l . Wendland, S. Ke-own, ll. Watson,'G. llarnanl. G. Simpson, T. Sheppard, P. Johnson, D. Johnston, C. Schmitller, S. Walker, A. Gonzales. FOURTII ROW: Coach Boll Augshurgerg Coach Al llaehman: .l. lllaine, W. Watkins. Nl. Bookless. G. Speer. B. Wqxomls. A. Stewart. T. Stringer. R. Showalter. A. Casey. C. Johannsen. B. Padgett: G. Fox. 1 SAFETY FIRST-Team doctors. A. C. xlrntitage and J. L. Perkins watch the game with Coach lrelancl. ln ease of an injury tht- Cloetors were always on hancl. AFTER IT'S ALL OVER-the nianagers slay on tht- juli after the players have hung up their cleats for the year. Gene Berry, Don Rodgers, Phil Hainline. and Dee Newlwy reconclition the football shoes fur next Seplelnher. lvefore putting them in storage. .fi t it 'S llunir- Harry Dick Ar'-old 104' Ruben David mu Boi, Denis su-wt-rn n.-n..a,. ang.-r Fllllrlw HFUUIU' llnmnu-va Rulfhkf wifns Plulz Chr-nv:-s Ward Jonvn Jonas linlz Spcrling Witlmm ARNOLD RUEBKE CHALKS ITP POINTS toward a devision as he gains the afivantage. I-IHS M sc e Me ON HIS TOES, is Refvree Bob Johnson as he officiates a match between Hutchinson and Wvllington. BOB GUUGH appears to have the situation unflcr control as he applies u half nvison to his opponvnt. SEASON RECORD rv., Salt Hawks 21 Salina 26 Salt Hawks 8 Vllcllington 442 Salt Hawks 10 El Dorado 35 Salt Hawks 19 Russc-ll 32 Salt Ituwks 22 West 24 Salt Hawks 2l wlfqlillglflll 33 Wx22V if kb Salt Hawks 32 Salina 12 Sul' Hawks 33 Nffflll 16 LAST MINUTE INs'rRUcTIoNs Wltammn. and fitting stalls M to 1 , Igl'gi0llZll T0lll'll1llllf'lll Eiglllll art- gin-n hy Coach Charles Lyons to I'0S0tllt'tl llutvhinson in the statc lottn Barry llrooks. Roger Withain. Frcmlrlie nu-nt at lloxiv. Show Str ngth Alter six yoars, llutvhinson ivsttiiwtl its partivipation in wrestling with a young, lIltTXP0l'lC1ll'0ll, hut tlctvrntinoml squacl umlcr Coavh Charles Lyons. Hutchin5on lost its first six inatvluls. hut lroultultl hack to doloat Salina 32 to I2 and North 38 to l6. Thr- Hawks were 1'ept'esc'ntecl i11 the regional tournament hy Harry Brooks, Curtis Sluhhs, F.:-cddit: Xxvlllllttitll, llogor William, Stewart ltintz, anti Dvnis Joncs, who scvuretl an eighth plan' ranking. In the state tournarnont, llarry Brooks antl Freddie Whit- man plavvrl fourth. SALT HAVVK VVIAT MEN. Bottom Row: llill ffrow. Curtis Stuhlw. Row: fi08l'll Charles Lyons. Frank lagggiart. l rl'4l1liv Wliitnum. Dul- I,1-nix Wit-uk. kllltllll line-lvkv. ,lakv lilark. llarry llrooks. anml llick ton Clrant. llonalsl lfaxlvy. llavirl fillt'1'X4'h. llonalil Strait. anal Alavk llannm-N, St-4-ond Rum: Holm-rt lllaI7. Holi jon:-N. llill Waril, llvni- Roller!-. Fourth Row: Nlauagwr Nlikt- kI'lIlUllt'. llolm Kiran--. ,lt-rry .lone-f. Sta-mart lfntz. llt-unix Spn-rling. anfl lloggvr Wilhain. Third Nlaxfin-lil. llir-k Saylor. lllf-nu Riu-lxkw, illlll'Nli1llilQl,t'I' l'hil llainlinv. X, if Y x . i , 4 New Coach Uses Fast Break I P1-lv Hill Charles Ric-luurfl Ron Coach Marvin Larry Lanve Jerry Phil Brown ,lanu-s Purser Johnson Yvallvrs Joe Ki-ufels Jones Cole Darrow Brown Yvalkvr ' Q 31 X .4 as.ss I r 5 Jerry Brow n 74 Forward flown a rv-lvouml. C4PllYC1'gll1QjQ on the lmll are liill jul PLAY CLOSES ON a Wellington Cruszlfler as he pu 31, Jerry Brown, 2'l, and Ron Walters, l2. HCS ffensive T pe of Basketball 1956-57 Scoreboard Hulvllinson 35 El Dorado 39 Hll1PllillSllll 43 Wvivhitu W1-st 55 Hutchinson 49 Vllellinglon 41 Hulvliinson 42 Willfielcl 35 Hllll'llillS1Dll 49 Wvivllitzl North 65 Illlll'1lllli'i0ll 49 S1lZlWlll'l5-MiSS1llll 53 Hutchinson 51 King.:m:m 46 Hutchinson 43 Coffvyvillv '16 Hll1l'llillSlDll 39 Nvwlon 52 Hutchinson 47 East 44 HlIlPll1llSlDll 4--l- Ark Cily 41 HlllI'1llllSllll 40 El Dorzulo 42 Hllt1'1l1llSllll 49 Wvesl 53 HlIlPllillSllll 80 xYY9l11llgl0ll 61 Hutchinson 47 N0l'l1l 40 Hutchinson 43 Wvinfivld 33 Hutchinson 47 Nnwlon 45 Hutvliinson 56 East 70 Hll1Pll1IlSllll 51 Ark Cily 46 RIVALRY DRIVES play-rs flllflllgj llw lllll!'lllllSllIl-l il ganie. l'e'lP llrmxn uppvzirs tu lw Silllilflllll .iff xxilli lil li Cassidy of Wi1'l1ila lfasl as thi- Iwo plziyvrs SK'l'JlII' for thi- liall. 1IOMl'lI.lNG A C0011 RECORD lm' Ili? svasmi wvref CllLlI'lCS Haigvnialii. lziluillll Row: WiIli5 llr 1v1v lxs. lxn ilu- llulf-li Q c-r'fv ml aml tliiril te-mnx. Top Row: -Klan Sim-iii. Yutli. llmmzml l.itllm-. 'lie-rrp llunlizmi. Ifil Xli-Qin-1-ii. Nl ix ,lim Mfmrv. Dun llutlin. larry Semper. Cllillfll lion Newvll, Pminiiiglori, Ron Clolia, and llill lluiwlmi. jim lluml. ,lark King. ,lulm Bulflwin. Bill Jmiriings. llllfl Fifth in Ark Valley League ' Y 1. Ai Si . T J A - 3 Pete Brown Guard 'S , l , 2 e Q l' . 1 all I 3 5 t , f' N . l Marvin Jones Center Plagued with replacing four starters and chang- ing to a new style of play, Coach ,loe Krafels, in his first year at Hutchinson, led the Salt Hawks to a nine win, seven loss Ark Valley season record. The Blue and Cold finished in fifth place in the Ark Valley League and third in the state regionals. The boys got off to a slow start with a first game loss to the E1 Dorado Wildcats, Dec. 7, by a 39-35 score. They then fell to a sharp-shooting Wichita West team, 55-43. Victory was at last tasted when the Wellington Crusaders were defeated in the Arena, 49-41. The Salters split the next two games by winning from Winfield, 42-35, but ran into a 49-65 defeat dealt by Wichita North. .Win Sixth in Dodge Tourney ln Dodge Cityis Tournament of Champions, the Hawks drew Shawnee-Mission as their foe, Jan. 17. The lndians took a 53-49 decision over the smaller Hawks. In the first consolation game, the Eagles from Kingman were the victims. The conquest was by a small margin, 51-46. The Coffeyville Golden Tornadoes were victorious over Hutchinson in the next game, 46-43, and Hutch finished sixth, in the tourney. Return to League Play The team returned to League play Jan. 22, only to lose to the powerful Newton Railroaders by a score of 52-39. Then, back home in the Arena, the Hawks pulled one of the major upsets of the year when they edged out a hard fought victory with the Blue Aces from Wichita East, 47-44. Crucial free throws told the story in the next two games and helped the local lads beat Ark City, 44-41. But, El Dorado broke its seven-game losing streak when they squeaked past the Salt Hawks in a 42-40 thriller. Following a 53-49 loss to the Wichita West Pio- neers Feb. 5 in the Sports Arena, Coach Krafels and his charges began to show offensive power. Using a fast break, they trounced Wellington, in Wellingtoifs Municipal Auditorium, by racking up an 80-61 score. Bevenging an earlier loss to Wichita North, the Hawks took to the hardwoods and won, 47-40. The Redskins' basketball jinx against Hutch which dated back to 1951, was broken. Hawks De-Rail Newton The next victory was a 43-33 win over Winfield. Returning home, Feb. 22, the Hawks tangled with heavily favored Newton. This time the Bailroaders were de-railed in the Arena in a 47-45 thriller. After battling the Wichita East Blue Aces for three quarters, the Blue and Cold players lost their last out-of-town game, Feb. 26, by a score of 70-56. The Salt Hawks ended Ark Valley League play for the season by posting a 54-46 win over Ark City. -W Y V tl F 133 tr 7 9 - RQ J I YN X wc? fl -Silva'-ix? W giraffe MR -Sim, - P-fir is ' J 4' ,K X....S,2ff . . rf PM Y fs- 5- . . F rf 5 2 52 f , Q . W all Q I I Bill James Guard M i f ' I ' ff- L 1 1 it Xt ti. Fl S , fs . , li i I a i ff, if 7 f' fy' Lance Darrow Forward Take Third in Regional Pla The state regionals were helcl at Great llencl, Nlareh 5-T. The llawlis clefeatecl the Hays Cadets, 50-20, anml Carclen City, 4-6-39, hut were heaten when they niet Domlge City, 65-58. Coaeh Don Newellis li-team sqnacl postetl a nine win. seven loss seasonis record. The C-team. coached hy Mr. Nelson Forein. Completefl an unclefeatecl season with ten wins. Mr. Elclon Snyder anal Mr. i Xvalter ll. Knox eoaeherl the freshmen to a nine win, seven loss reeorcl. Players Reeeive Honors Team meinhers eleetetl Jerry Brown and Bill James as eo-eaptains of the squacl. ln an inter-squad vote. the hoys voterl llill ,laines as the inost inspira- tional player ancl Lanee Darrow as the most im- prow-ml player of the season. ' Top seo:-er for the year was Bill James who eoin- pilewl 275 points. Running: a Close seeonfl was Jerry llrown with 274 points. 'liop free throw honors went to Jerry who hit 90, eoniing in seeonrl was llill with 55 free throws inafle. For the seeoncl time in a tleeacle, the Hutchinson High hasketeers finishecl ahove the .500 mark in AVI. play. With two returning letterinen. Marvin Jones ancl Charles Purser, anfl several nnclerelassrnen with height anal second team experienee, prospeets for next year appear bright. TRYING TU UIWI' FUX THE H.-XYYKS is Ye-wton's Kay lloherts as l.anr'e Darrow ancl llon Wz1lte1's look on. W'HAT'S BE Brown. llon Ke list at the enrl Nm A .1 - -..mmii K Q r r ee M 6 l l .W Z Q l l 1 i EN LOST? Basketball managers. 'loin ssler, and Roh Mr-heavy eheek the elolhingr of the season. 66, X 1 t K M N: 0 i ! Q , ' 1 f X l .Q tw l ,Nxt 1 3 . G if . 0 t 1 .1 ,,f' Phil Wialker Guard 7 7 Finish Season with Twelve Wins Mi of fx Ron W'alters Center THREE llrKW7KS ziml a lone Wirnfic-lcl Viking fight for a loose lmll A HAPPY BENCH pours onto the court after during the XVI, tilt. The tlirov llulc-hmiians are: jerry Brown, Phil Walkzfr, the Hawks' thrilling upset on-r Vtvicllita East. :incl Marvin .lone-s. Y Charles Purser Forward Enter Tournament of Champions Ark Valley Standings Teams: Pct. Pts. Up. Newton .,., .750 836 7 I 3 East ...,. .750 l0f37 Elfiell West' ......, . .750 896 844 It NOl'lil ....,....,......., .625 Ui l 885 I'Illtf'lliI1S0ll 563 764 762 Welliligtcmli .......... .438 900 877 Ark City ..... .filfi 776 877 El Dorado ,... .250 792 000 Winfield .,.. .063 742 970 PHE NEW HAW'K COACH is Nlr. Jw Krafels. Corning to llutvliinson nn lloisington. he led the Sailors o a winning season and fifth plane in the Ark Valley League. I ttei lx 1 o lx tl C tton Jar ix Ca tll Vvencllancl. Frecl Stanfie-l4l. Arnianil Baughnuni. llumlaly Mont- c l lays llolm Wooc Rai Showitu Tom 141 fr1rd,l3rnlJWatscJl1 anti, Gunn llurnarml. Not plCllll'0li1ll'C pnrl tml Cinch lldon Snymlcr Bottom Row lorltst Alvin Casey anal Max lhftkless. so-JK ,-rein:-1e'1.su-.Q-ra:-w'-f-:ff 39 1 f 1 ws 3 a car 'N 6 A -- 'fri r W ' , 1 f-s . Q 1 ' - l ' 'Z . Q- 'rl ' Et R515 A M as sa. -z.- a A . SAILING THROUGH THE AIR with the greatest of ease is Stewart Entz, junior, who is practicing for a meet. TEAMW'ORK IS ESSENTIAL for these trackmen. Members of the relay team are: Lance Darrow, Jim Sewell, Charles Jennings, and Pete Brown. ff Traeksters Run, Despite chilly weather and dust, track workouts started lVlarch 1. With a squad of fifteen returning lettermen, Coach 6'Woody Kramer had the back- bone for a promising season. The nine senior lettermen were: Pete Brown, Maurice King, Bill James, Larry McCurry, Phil Walker, Jim Sewell, Cary Peters, Lance Darrow, and Paul Bowles. The junior lettermen were: Tom Armour, lrl Finnell, Bob Gough, Charles Jennings, Bill Ward, and Forest Tennant. The first meet entered was March 30 when the Sterling relays were held. After competing at Ster- ling, the thinclads traveled to the Wicllita University meet, and then participated in the Kansas University relays, April 19. The April 26 Hutchinson Invitational was next on the schedule. After the Invitational Ark Valley League meet, which was open only to members of the League, was entered. Completing the track season for the Hawks were the regionals held in Hutchinson, May 11, and the state meet held at Wichita University, May 17-18. With Coach Kramer at the helm, and assisted by the other coaches, Hutchinson posted an outstanding track record for the season. FRESHMAN SQUAD-Botom Row: T. Kitch, V. Thompson, L. Magyar, C. Palmgren, S. Mcflowen. W. Whatley, L. Miles, R. Wintalnute, J. Williamson, D. Miller. P. Schmucker. and F. Stan- field. Second Row: Q. German. D. Schuman. D. Mr'Craken. A. Mitchell. M. Sollenberger. J. Reed. R. Nicklin. C. Johannsen. K. Cotton. A. Baughman. J. Jackson. C. James. and C. Barnard. Third Row: D. Weathers, D. Mitchell. M. Bookless. R. Showlater, A. Wells. M. Barnes. S. Shaeffer. G. Montford, S. Steele, L. Entz, C. Paulk, J. Fuller, L. Smith, S. Keown, and G. Darnell. Fourth Row: B. Hayes, J. Rayl, R. Woods. B. Padgett, T. Stringer, F. Wendland, B. Darnell, T. Westfall, J. Calentine. K. Schwer, and W. Watkins. 29 A 5 I9 N A - Ja c ef ,- lump and Hurl 1956 Track Record Sterling relays ................................... ...... F irst McPherson ............................ Wichita North Quadrangular .. Great Bend Quadrangular ........ Wichita University Invitational .. Kansas University relays ........ Hutchinson Invitational .... Ark Valley League meet .... Regional ............................ ......First . . . .First ......First Second Fourth .. . .First Second Second State meet at Wichita East ..... .... . ..'Fifth Paul Bowles ..... .... f irst, low hurdles Jerry Johnson .... ..... t hird, low hurdles Paul Bowles .... fourth, high hurdles Bon Allen .... .... s econd, B80 yard run LEADING THE WAY for the Hawk vindermen is Paul Bowles. l956 stale low hurdles champion. -W' IlAW'K TRACKMEN-Bottom Bow: B. Wihite. S. Hawks. T, Hensley. D. Cuilin. A. Sorem. L. Sopcr. S. Gunn. L. Wolfe. B. llaxlon. U. Hziiglvr. L. Boller. ll. Newby. and D. Sperling. Second Bow: S. Gardner. R. Hare-. J. Pirisky. C. Jennings. J. King. L. Moline. K. Yolh. B. McClure. D. Rodgers. D. Easley. D. Saylor. and ll. Jones. Third Bow: B. Platz. B. Jennings. M. Croft. D. Spencer, G. Peters, Enlz. C. 'Stanficlcl, M. King. li. Mc- Queen. H. Little. P. Hainline. M. Armour. l. Finnell. F. Taggart, and D. Perkins. Fourth Row: B. Cordon. B. Brown. J. Sewell. J. Beeney, B. Vliard. R. Dickinson. L. Darrow. P. Brown. P. Bowles. B. Kinley, .l. Crovc. J, Brown. T. Armour. and W. Brooks. I .S n PH A k is - S A - TAKING TIME OUT from their schedules are track f-oar-hes: Mr. Charles tie Kilim argflgagilliljfilq gilzxnllig 32351 Lyons. Mr. Al Bachman, Mr. E. A, Ireland, Mr. '6Woody Kramer. Mr. Joe of effort as they take first and second places Krafels' and Mr' Bob Augsbmger' in the '56 llutchinson Invitational. I1 at - f R -tg. .,,A.k .. -:pay - -yew 'Yr ,za 'eff-ff-4h U .N The l957 golf squad looked promising in early season practice, with four returning lettermen. They were ,lim Moore, Dick Graber, Barry Brooks and Bob Walter. The first tournament was held in Wichita and the season ended in Manhattan with the state tourney. Other tournaments the team played were the Hutch- inson Invitational, Salina lnvitational, Ark Valley tournament, and the state regionals. jim Moore Barry Brooks Bob Walter Dick Graber ' Golf Squad Swin s Alon 1956-1957 Golf Record Tournament 4-man 2-man Ark City Wichita Salina 3 1 3 McPherson dual 1 El Dorado dual 1 Hutchinson 3 Ark Valley 2 State 3 Coach Max Hamilton THE 1956-'57 GOLF SQUAD-Front Row: B. Dillon, B. Crow, B. Walter. D. Craher. and B. Brooks. Second Row: K. Rock. B. Embick. D. Dierksen. L. Rob- inson, C. Joyce, M. Pennington, J. Dean, J. Lacy, R. Andersen, G. Beardslee, and J. Moore. TFNNIS SQUAD-First Row: Craig Nleflowen. Jeff Sf-tzer. Don l' mnpson. Curtis 5IlllJl1s. .lake Clark. ,lim Stevens. and Charles Rucker. Second Row: Cary Slamper. filaurice Colwell. Don Powell. Tom Brown. Brian McCown. Ronnie Clotta. Terry Bonham. and lioh Fernie. lhirfl Row: Larry Maltison. ,lim Bond. Duane llrown. Larry Cole. ohn Davis, jay Harrison. Pat Coleman. and Don llramla. k uad oes lnto Rac et Sq G ' Action Witll two, returning lettermen, juniors Larry Cole and Craig lVlcGowen, Coach Don Newell started March l to reliuild this year's squad. There was a large turnout when practice was called with eight sophomores, eight juniors and seven seniors reporting. lVlost of the hoys had had experience on the ,luco tennis courts. The letter-men who graduated in 1956 were: Dee Vlfoodward, Boli Bowles, Boli Forney, Doug Cole- man, Mike Allen, and Wade Walters. The record they left was: defeated Nickersong lost to Prattg heat Vlfichita West and North: won and ARRY COLE, letterman, hows his lwackhaml form as lost matches with Buhler. In the regionals, Bob Forney took first and Doug Coleman a second. Dee Vlfoodward and Bob Bowles placed second in the douhles. ln the state and Ark Valley League tourneys, the teams did not place. Bob Forney took first in the Hutchinson Invi- tationalg Doug Coleman a secondg Dee Vlfoodward and Bob Bowles first in doulilesg Larry Cole and Craig lVlcGowen second in doubles play. The first tennis match of the ,57 season was against the Buhler squad. CRAIG Mc-GOWEN lettt r lc returns a hard drive in COACH DON NEWELL shows a group of sophomores man, makes a forehand llI'lVl Jractue. the fundamentals of tennis. in practice, ., A.,,. gg . . Af . . -.A. , ' ,. , . . .. . ,. 5 ,,, r I 1 T E7 . I , t . I 'V u x:. is' Q ' ' w I ,M ' ' ' - ' -,ni ,nw in .ggi . g-FFS' .fgifiggi ' Q-1 A 1 T, -11 A4-ff 4 .- KS' W5 I 5 ' 5 's ,X- s .A-W v ' -. 4 f . , -- m,,5r . -1 ' 'AA l L ' l , 1 K A M.. 1... , Al .-f ,pf ,,, . J? at V ' ,.4 U' Ji uae,-4:,, r- f-,iz-,5 .- nrvr' 'J' ..a 'n' .,C 4,4194 -nv 4 ,wif-1 ' x IQ .. A nu.. .. 1 ,Q LN Uh , Aw, ii .. 4-ww E .'vi392W5f + , . Y , K Q ws 1 - es' 15,1 f 1 4 M, in ,K iggy , aw ' . 'i 6 I -fi ? .. , , , , f. . Q A . ! ,,, . ff Q - ' ' ' K X . 5 ,,. .. , . V v - I 'P 'Z , . , A. k L ., sxg 'H , . A. ' I YW ' . fix, 2' Y .Xp H A Q ' 1. .H , . . 1 11 1 ry 3' . an 1 ln- ,. 11 W N ...- .qu-Y ..rv ' ,,,,. 3 . ik '1 n -71, 5 L M l .f Q n r., . LQ .-.9-f 'R .. W, ,ey . -A ww 'm f. uf' 3 N.. .le . ' 0- -. I' Q. 1-U M. 3-wil' THIS IS MY OPINION, says Wayne Buskirk. president of slush-nt council. Nir, Stephen Butcher, sponsor of Stuco, listens while Wayne gives his point of view. HOW MUCHW' Larry Cole asks Dick Graber, who is selling achnissions to a Stuco fiance. Ellen Hageman anti Gary Fowler look on with interest. tueo Leads School Activities V512 TYPING THE MINUTES is the main joh of Elaine Roberts, Stuvo secretary. She keeps records of every meeting. ALL BARS--Stuco ineinbcrs listen attentivcly to possibilities for projects during one of their meetings. They met every other Monciav after school. If' lk' xi kg ACTIVE STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS. Bottom Row: Connie Plummer, Barbara Danford, Phyllis Cordon, ,Ian Wolf. Diane lVIcCuirc. Mary Beth McGuire, Janice Hol- loway and Anne Crabcr. Second Row: Cary Fowler, Jerry President Wayne Buskirk and Vice-President Loy Brown led the 1956-'57 student council in a schedule which was bigger and more inclusive than ever before. A Stuco suggestion box and a welcome wagon to help new students get acquainted were added. For the first timc, penny dances were held during the noon hour and billfold-size honor roll certificates were given to students who were on the semester honor roll. llines, Joy Johnson, Carolyn Ontjes, Sue Sutton, Sarah Graber, Connie Harrison and l,inda Wetztel. Top Row: Jim Wiehe, Charles Jennings, Vernon Brown, Kris lVlartin, Dee Talbot, Judy Mitchell, and Sharon Jones. On March 28, a talent show was held to raise money for their main project, helping the band finance new uniforms. Viforlting in their regular meetings, which were held twice a month, and on special committees, Stuco mem- be1's did a traditional job of leading those they rep- resented. arries ut Year's Platform 'GNOW ISN'T THAT NICE . . fl Stuco sponsor, Miss Ruth lfvans, and Vice-President, lioy Brown, join in mutual admiration of the new suggestion hox. 4'WHAT'LL YOU HAVEW' l,oy llrown latches onto some Stuco profit from Vaughn Powell while lilinor llerron. Portia Cates and Rob Tolar look on. Jeannie Spangler Carol Francis Editor Assistant Editor Selling everything from candy, dance tickets, and plastic liook covers to subscriptions was only a part of the job for the 1957 Allagaroo staff. The senior journalists selected the theme, planned the cover, scheduled pictures, laid-out pages, and wrote copy as their part in producing a diary of the school year. Backed by strong support from students, faculty, administration, and the junior journalists, four dead- lines were met. The staff and guests previewed the Allagaroo at the annual spring banquet. Barb Yardley Seniors Patty Haskard Administration June Lively Seniors K , . . Q . , , af I X 3 ff? gm A W' Q Q 'nw , - .gf , E ,rp Carlee Penner Administration Senior Journalists Record Year Sally Bryan Janis Lees Clubs Clubs tax? I THE LUCKY SIX picked by the Allagaroo staff from all the senior boys as 1957 Allagaroo king candidates wereg Dick Gruber, Tom Brown, Pete Brown, Paul Bowles, ,lerry Brown, and Larry McKenzie. The king, crowned in assembly, Jan Hall Features received a free yearbook, an invitation to the staff's spring banquet, a set of cuff-links, and the traditional kiss from the editor, Jeanie Spangler. X fi. M 404 xg . LEP TO Buy 3 AN AGARUU! MY LUCKY NUMBER, thinks Pat Graves as she watches Sue THE SIXTH HOUR HUDDLEY' Busy journalists. Sallx Brian Saylor write out her free subscription for being the six hundrcdth Carlee Penner, Flossie Lowenstein, Barb Yardley, and Carol lrwnf is person to buy an Allagaroo. rush to meet the first Allagaroo ficarilinv. With Picture Stor of School . ,wx C-II? st 1 5 . Peg Fairchild Unclcrclassmen i ' 'W M, , S if e W. .i .di it '- PF i' .3 Q on S 4 6 Yi 6 Vw l r Don Brucla Sports , A, -f... . f .yy .gr -ft Bev Danford Underclassmen Bob Dillon Sports fy. - .5523 4 if eff. wrists A , 4555? V' RV-Ei Kew Gene Berry Sports Sue Taylor Business Manag 3' Richard Smith Sports Flossie Lowenstein er Art Editor ,filth I PEOPLE WHO LOOK OVER MY SHOULDER, UCH! is the IllCIllill Ctlllllllelll of editor. ,lan Nelson. as Bob VValtc-r, proof rearleisz Judy French. assistant eclitor: and Carol SClllllLll'l'il'l'. a page eclitor: scan the Buzz for errors. WORKING LIKE BEAVERS as they du or'1le the re freshnient liar lmefore the journalism cl'111ce Noi 9 are junior journalists: Sally Collaclay, Marc 13 Ca ey Karen Kirk. Joanne Luclwig. and Gail Gilchrist Q Junior Journalists Meet PPCSSIH lgw Rll1'N.fjn 11:1 V1 . 1 ,Q Q SXKXR HHURRY UP! Letls meet the afternoon mall eu la1 Judy Kimball, circulation manager, to her mo workers C111 Morris anrl Rochelle Keesling. Buzzes were ent to forinfr HHS students, Ark Valley schools, and other school: our the stale and 11ation. TYPING UP SOME LAST MINUTE COPY is sports page editor, David Lane, as Charles Purser. ,lim Dick, anal Dick Graber look on. Scrutinizing other Ark Valley sports pages, interviewing foothall lzoys for the column, Pigskin Scrapbook, ancl learning alrout the new HHS sport, wrc-stliiig. were only a few of their many 90 flutics. t'HERE'S WHAT I MEAN -Mrs. Aylene Kcown. the Allagaroo and Buzz adviser. explains to Dwayne Thorpe, second page editor. about a page pin-up dummy and just where Dwaynes Buzz column, Gerald's Place. will lit. This is Mrs. Keown's third year as adviser. FRANTICAL- LY WORKING T0 M E E T A DEAD- LINE is John lVlc- Clure. John's column, Dippy's Corner. re ported the humorous happenings around ll- F aces Pressing Problems Pep, vim, and vigor symbolized the 1956-'57 Buzz staff. The weekly newspaper stall supported the 333.8 mil- lion school hond levy hy editing a special edition. Vlforking with the Allagaroo staff to help raise money for the yearhook, the junior journalists sponsored candy sales and presented the floor show for the journalism dance, Nov. 9. This year, for the first time, a Miss Buzz was chosen. Receiving the honor was Connie Plummer. The five other finalists were: Gail Gilchrist, Mildred Crawford, Judy French, Sandy Haupt, and Sue Sutton. Everyone huying a ticket to the dance was eligible to vote. Connie was WATCHlNfl THE LINOTYPE click out copy for the' third page are junior journalists: Pat Hayward. Judy Smith. Geneva Smith. and Nancy Mitchell. Vocational print shop student, Denny Spencer. sits at the machine trying to concentrate only on the' linotype. crowned during the Hoor show. The editor and assistant editor for 1956-'57 were se- lected in a new manner. Students applied for the two posi- tions by writing letters of application stating their qualifi- cations. These letters were then reviewed hy the yearhook stall who selected the persons they felt were hest qualified. Final approval rested with lVlrs. Aylene Keown, stall adviser. The 6'Buzzersl' laid out affes read co , roof read. . P f- 1, PY P . wrote cuthnes, and helped take pictures in preparation for work on next yearls Allagaroo. WORKING LIKE CRAZY on the special hond levy issue, are reporters: Jeanie llardy.Nanr'v Mitchell, ,loan Spickelmier. Sue Sutton. Mildred Crawford. Peggy lVlartin. Sandy llaupt. and Carol Smith. A record l,3,000 copies were delivered to Hutchinson homes. tudents Study Native Lan uage AT AN AFTER-SCHOOL session for improving reading, Miss Doris Ely helps Marcia Cordon and Emily McKnight. The machine being used is a reading accelerator. THIS IS TIIE CORRECT WAY,'-Arin Kelly cor- rects a studenlls English as she shows one of the posters Ttaflff during Conti Fnnlieh Usage Week, V' Y. WHEN KNIGHTS WERE BOLD-Edwin Reece rides his horse in the Book Week assembly. Miss Kate Lewis's classes pantomimed a scene from Ivanhoe The assembly was under the direction of Miss Doris Ely,s senior English classes. Over three-hundred English students took Dart in the assemhlv, When the coffee pot was boiling in Room 2ll, that meant the monthly meeting of the high school English teachers was being held. At these meetings, led by Miss Doris Ely, head of the high school English teachers, suggestions, ideas, and plans were exchanged. The English department prepared students for their places in life hy studying, making, and carrying out plans for improving the English courses. I ml tzpwillmtwlttl sl l at? n lam As a part of the study for the year, the sophomores read Julius Caesar, the juniors wrote research papers, and the seniors studied ulVlacbeth,., LEARNING BY DOING-A sophomore English class learns how to use the card catalogue. Miss Ethelyn Flagg, librarian, helps a boy find a book while Charles Rucker, Max Reinhart, Gt Everett Robinson, and David Walker search for title, subject, and author cards. 'xp Printers Prepare for Future J obs Q' THEIR CROYVNINC GLORY-decked out in hats made of Buzz:-s, l.arry Schwiethale, Wortli Sailsbury, ,lack Lowrey. and ,lim Wiebe watch the first Buzz come off the press. SEE, THIS IS HOW SHE WORKS, explains Jake Smith to Ronnie Kerwoocl and Robert Sayre as he de- scribes the mysteries of the offset press to them. ,gg we Preparing themselves for future jobs as printers were members of the vocational print- ing class. Only students who had had previous training in printing were eligible for the course. By taking this eourse the boys Could immediately leave school and go into the busi- ness world as printers. Job work done in the class wus: printing fx the weekly newspaper. the teachers direetory. absentee slips. stationery. business Cards. nth- letic and play programs. The print shop was uopen for businessw for anyone needing school Work printed. Mr. Wzxlter' Knox was instructor. NO, THEY'RE NOT PLAYING THE PIANO, theyire running the linotype. Coneentrating: on their work are Denny Spencer and Richard Wilstaxi. senior Drint shop students. OVER AND OVER IT GOES-am sembling and stapling, assembling and stapling. Printers Larry Brown, lim Dyche, and Danny Spencer prepare the teachers' directory for distribution throughout the school system. Mr. Wal- ter Knox, instructor, looks on. t . -at , I tix COICU CUUNSELORS-BOTTOM ROW: lanis l.ees. lflaine llolverts. lflinor lflerron., Ainher Tucker. Barbara nie Priee. .lufly Vogt. Cheryl Wilscvri. ,lucly MeDermefl. Mari- lyn lluher. June Lively. anrl Ann Stagg. TOP ROYV: Jeanie lliieker. :intl l.elia llary Mayfield. SECOND Rflwl: Sally Spangler. Beth Parks. Sally Seales. Kristine Martin. Betsy Bryan. Peg Fairehilcl. Sharon Slremel. Carolin lleatty. lan Fernie. Miss Mary Petty. girls counselor: Suzy Vllallace, Hull- gm. Suylnr. ancl Marcia Cordon. THIRD RUYV: Ron- Mary Lou Bowman. Janice VV:-ppler. ancl lufly Kasper. Qounselors Promote College Night ALL Slal for the annual Lollege Night are eounselors. llr. llolanrl lflliott anml Miss Mary -- --. . . work 'llliirtxsseyen eolleges sent representa- . year. Petty, as they finish up the last-minute paper i 'es to reeruil stumlenls for the lflwi-:vo sehool . -1- -F, I NDONVI' HUG IT ALL. says Ainher Tucker to ,lufly Wy'alt as lufly helps herself to a coke. Waiting their turns are Wilma Birt. Marcia Cordon. Gretchen Grove. ancl Karen Williaiims. Ainher anrl Marcia harl the wget ae- quaintecli, Coke party for these sophomores as part of their cluties as Coetl Counselors. ,--'u L f ,J 4 A x J, gh 4 I C -'T 1 r-si:--7 -- -V if x V ., , ,X N- 1 4 f , E ff 51 ,Q . 'T ' l . , ' I .f 1 v X Ji - 39 ' 3' A. r I ii ,yl'TJ,, w - .,,' f 'Wax ' as wx. 0 v 225 I QQ 'x f ' u 'F GQ ff- .1 'Q, '48 A .1 if i ii WJ 'YF . MG +5 My .........1.... ... ........ .,,-.. qf,l'liNS0 Y Q4 fn. Tllli IIIIS B.-IND-BOTTOM ROYV: Iflaino llolnvrts. erly England. Ann Stagg, Carol SIZIIINIICIQCIX llolm Robbins, anil Hip lr- Nlr-liinnvy. SECOND ROYV: llolw llalvs. Holm NIL Larry Cole, Larry Mc-Lain, ancl Nlarvin Huffman. F0l'RTH Clurv. Curtis Sluhhs. .lanivo llussm-ll, ,Iucly llalv, lllargarol, ROW: ,loan Spivkelmier, l.incla Wr:tzc-l, Put llensloy. .lm-rry IiIlUl'l7II!'I. ,lucly Vogt. Carol llnflerson. Lihhy Drflp. Pal Atkerson. Don lfaslm-y. Marvin Morris. Sally Cook. Kay llraws. ,Io ,'Xnnr- Young. Nanvy Mitchell. Pal llarkvr, lucly Bason. Martha Chormlvy, l,orvn Brown. anfl Cary Ewy. Thornhill. THIIID ROW: Frank Mock. luclilh Colgrovv. TOP IIOW: Don T1-nnanl. Bill Crow. Wayne Day, Richarfl llwvtvllif llannnonwl, Funclra IiillFIill9HIl. lorry Rogers. Ilev- llaro. l.,aYc'rla Bartlvy. Ifennetli Eclwarrls. ancl Gail l,inli. 1957 Band dds New thm, IWYAS 'IIIE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS ancl all through the house. rings lhrough Ihv uuililoriuin as lln- lYIi11ll'lfl8Il3llS. Carry Slvwarl. lufly Dahl, llick Lancirum. IIAARMONY DIVINE-fqyr' 3 beautiful I irolin Ili airy. Wziltvr llvnry. Garlen- l'vnnvr. lflaine llolwrts. llarilyn Hulwr. llarrivttv hlencl of tom-sz lrl l-Iartness. first violing lilmor. I'lI'ilIll'i lllomlggoll. Rolwrl Plata. anal lim Young, enlurtain during the Christmas Lelia Nlayfieldg 594-Uml violin: Joanne lF 'l'lF4 Gibson. cello: anrl Vernon Horton. QYUNSO THE HHS RAND--BOTTOM ROW': Ann Jones and Barbara Rum-ker. SECOND ROW7: Don Blank. Brian Mc- Cown. Cary Keller. left' Setzer. John Mr'Clure. Stanley Sc-hnf-Ile. Ron Walters. Ronald Strait. Richard l.ee, Jess Myers. lloyle White. liolm Graves. and Dennis Alexander. THIRD ROW: Larry Morris. Cary McClelland, Merle Lord. lim Michael, Max Pennington. Frankie Clune, Kon- rad Rock. Ronald Cood.Tom Sawyer. Glen llaigler. and ,lohn Watson. FOURTH ROW: Charles Rum-ker. Ken Cantrell. Bill Clegg. Fred llipp. Connie Stovktori. lion llray. Arlo Ehright. Forest Tennant. Sherman Gunn. l.aw'rem'1- llill. and Max Reinhart. TOP ROW: Gerald Saffle. John Baldwin, Cheryl Wilson. Carole Chiles. Mildred Simpson. and Mr. Lewis Hiigel, director. Formations, Twirling Routines xi ll ltlillil' up tln- string lIll1ll'll'llt'. .Xll THE MELLO-DEARS--,lvanie llarcly. Carolyn Dunlop. Nlarli-no l.incl1-ll. ,lauivt l ilu ii in.'nil+i-rs ol tlif- high si-hool orrli- Connie l'lununri. Diane Thompson. and Carol Sniith warlulv lllxn- hlooni' lor tht l t ti 1 unflvi' tht- dirt-4-lion ol Nlr. lloy lvzlll queen assi-inl-ly. Awoiilpzliiietl lvy ilu- IIIIS clzlinw- lmnil. lln-so junior gals lime un l ltison. in xarious assemlmlies. dance floorsliows. and ext-lluiigv assi-inlvlies with other sf-Ii ' li 1 'i ii 5 b ' i . . v D X. x f P it ft ,f 5 A W v :31 my:'i,-2'f 7I'.51-LiE-Wlfff. T wv 0 ' 'gif ' 'iz- f-wq-24IVELVLWLINM fw , 1 ?w'ff'-'-4f-fe- -wiii ig f i f ci, X'z :,fpf'2ySSmrA ,. - k 'X , .H f i -f 2f -' fii' A me , g 1 - f 22 f , ei, . M t m . ' A, c, MJ Q K ' 43 l L-.-' 1 , Six x fm I , o Q. . . , 1 Lf W? 5 5 19 Q k 1 5 nw, X gf J .. if O Q 1 1- LIAX' Vw W 'hr Y ff'- lib'-ww ,A 'A , 2 X , f X' - i . M 12 K' ,K ,Q ! .,, , 98 1 A'k' T. 'Z:7i:MfV 'M K 'T' L--X ' , -'F--M - 'A N ' f- .. ., . M--W--ww I ' Nw? Q5w5M,,,A,Wf5ET , ' f---elsif: Z.. ---,,f Ls,ma2fQ2wwT.E.Li,,.:,F. f is fix , N. mmf IIIIS TYVIRLERS put ilu-ir lwst fmt f0l'WZll'fl-r lizixlv Xlrliiliiinw. Min livin-5, llurlmru Ruvlwr. aml lfluim- liwlwrt- iii-lit-iii-w ai ruutim- tu ilu with the lmgmrl mluriiig llu- lmlf mul a litmiv fmitlitill game, READY T0 BURST INTO SONG uri' tlir' girls in tlic rluulvln' trio, 'I'l girls. umlvr llll' clirm'4'tim1 ul Nlrs. 'Xlulmlv llzuismm. Sung tluriiig llll' xvzu ll teavlivr s im-vtlnfls. l'l:X. tlwilisti-if-1 musu' lvftixul. :mil l.HI'l'llllI'1'l1 grmip BOTTONIROW: ,ltnlyF1iiitl1.Fvutty Calm. null Fzimly lluulil. SEC! FND ROW: ,lumly Frcnmwli. nncl l'ut llaywzirtl. TDI' ROWY: ,lzlnivv Wvvpplm-r Songsters 'Sing for Supper' SITTING PRETTY in fumml altirv :irc the nina soiigstvrs Bryan, Alliv Butt lmwis, l'zit Kootz. uml Dum- lullml. BUT- in thi- Norm-tim-s. il5lIltllllQ1ll0I'llll'lI' SllIJlDl'I'u was tlw main ou- TOM RUYV: Dimmu lfwy. Carolyn l,zmpllvr. lmsliv l.:m4 vupatiun of tlu-sv girls. TOP Rflw: Ann l,illllll13Fl. Sally castvr. ancl Mary Kay Rulmimlou. .M,,g.f, W7 f-. ,.xN-sm POLYPHONIC CHOIR+-BOTTOM ROW: Bonita Ren- fro. Emily McKnight, Sally Bryan, Judy Dahl, Lois Law, Carol Smith. Diane Thompson, Linda Dicken, Janice Wepp- lor., Karen Wiens, Judy McDermed, Geneva Smith, Carolyn White, Carolyn Lanpher. Carol Withington. Harriette Tabor. SECOND ROW: Bradley Steele, Frank Mock, Judy Kasper, Sally Holmes. Patty Stirn. June Meschke, Marlene Lindell. Judy Smith, Pat Hayward, Carolyn Dunlop, Jeanie Hardy, Dee Talbot, Karen Spencer, Beth Parks. Bill Kuhn, Jim Sun- quist. TOP ROW: Dick Alumbaugh, Dick Holouhek. Gary Stewart, ,Bob McQuilliam. Walter Henry. Levi De Weese, Stanley Schnelle, Bill Parker, Frank Blodgett, Larry Cole. Don Haskard, Roy Could, Jim Michael, Vernon Horton. Doyle Wliite. 'Barrett-Tones' Ring Loud, Clear MODERN CHOIR-TOP ROW: Dick Landrum,,Gary Givens, Kenneth Mcflonigal, Phil Bloom. Jim Sewell, Vaughn Powell, Robert Platz. Gary Stanfield, Delwin Per- kins, Jim. Young, Larry Gadherry, Jim Beeney. THIRD- ROW: James Mitchell, Leslie Lancaster. Mary Siefert. Caro- lyn Siegrist, Carlee Penner, Pat Kootz. Margaret Haupt, Marilyn Cooper. Mickey Frew. Jim MeClanahand, Danny Stout. SECOND ROW: Gary Stewart. Harlan Haag, Mary Lou Bowman, Carol Schall, Helen Farmer, Carolin Beatty, Elaine Roberts. Marilyn Huber, Larry Graves, Dick Taylor. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Robidou. Ann Dahlman. Donna Ewy, Marcia Cordon, Enid Owens, Irma Zamorski, Donna Colleen, Scotty Gates. 00 WEEK! WHAT IS 'I'llA'I'? asks Lotliv. Harrii-ite Tailor, HTHROVV THE ANCHOR AVVAYT sings of llc-miis. Jim lllivllavl. isliilc rifling through tlw tunm-l of llaywzml. and Ilif' four sailors. llrurllm SI:-vlv. ' 'BY THE BEAl'l'IFl'I, SEA lmnrl :mil Wim. Nlzllilc liilllS Il'I'0lllIl!llll1'!4 llie soloists on lllc JT -41' av , , .ii E ' 'f ' N- 7 f.Hl'il. l'all 1 IIX 5ll'NXill'i. low on llonvx lslunrl. l'z1l Koolz is thu- promplvr. ,lim B4'l'll1'X. uml Holi lf:-rnic :ls llll'X lima' fun oii Lonvx W lslanfl. iilQ 5t'1liIlQ of tlu- musivnl. I Musicians Produce Beautiful Sea l THINK THE NOSE mwwls louvliing up. says Pat lzilgie-rlc to .lvzm llumr-r. ulnlr- lllllllllllu Ilia- large- UH. TIIA'l' LUUKS l.UYELY. says Hr. ,ILUIIPS llarrett as llc vlowri-l'uf-v on the- lun-lul1'op. lin- sluilnnls in Nlr. fin-s his zimvrovzil uf il stage' setting for lllf' musivul t'tJIll1'ilf. By 'flu' WVEIITSII lirownis ur! rlnssn-s mmle- ilu- sm-inwy lol' tlw Bliilllil-lil 5011.77 llllllf opurvlla, which tlirillcd Brouclway for Several produvlion, inc-lmling thu- ii'icl4's4'vi11 forms in lln: H'ilI'S. was promluvr-rl liy ilu- musim' 1lt'I1ZlI'illl1'Ill, lVllll'l'll 5.1 llllllllfl of lovv. M 'S xx N4 X 1 i xxwiw GAA Heads rganize Athletics A FAMILIAR SIGHT around ,loels time is Miss Donna Nevclluiiii signing yellow excuse slips for the CAA hoard invmlwrs to work on thc- clecmrations. rllliatis just what slie's rloing for l,oy Brown and Sharon Jo HIT IT HARD! yells Judy French to Beverly Suarez in an after-school CAAlvolleyball, game. Running to help are Lorna Mills, Bonita Renfro, and Jerry Carter. THEY'RE ONLY SIZE NINE! says Ann Pierce to fellow CAA hoarcl members: Carol Schmuckvr, Ann White, Barbara Rucker, Kris Martin, and Marlene Lindell. The members were whiling away the time waiting for a monthly board meeting to begin. THIS IS TOPS-The girls in Miss Neeclhamis third hour gym vlass builcl a five tier pyramid. Calisthvnies are a part of the gym program along with volleyball. haskethall. ancl softliall. 'Y-Q' Board orks f m -5 s L --ax ' 'X 'jj' . --X, VM: 'visas , 'mmsifl X? L.. 1 J: H453 - f' K if ' if 4-R fi Z CHEESE SAYS SALLY SCALES to other exeeutive hoard memlmers: Betsy Fernie, Phyllis Me- Cauley. and Patty Haskard lrefore eating at one of the lwoard dinners. MY WHAT BIG TEETH YUU HAVE! say hoard memlvers Flossie Lowenstein, Connie Whitt', and ,lezlnie Spangler to Sue Saylor hefore the meeting was eallerl to order to diseuss plans for loe's. on 957 J0e's Tavern HOW'S THIS? Diane Thompson asks the photographers as Sally llolmes, June Ann Mesehke, Peggy lVlartin, Kay Fergel, :md Carolyn Onljes pose for pietures at one of the monthly hoard dinners. Busy as heavers were the CAA hoard memlaers working around the theme of 'LKuleidoseope,' for the 1957 ,los-is Tavern. Sally Senles. acting as mis- tress of Ceremonies, eondueted the floor show for the evening. Betsy Fernie played the part of joe,', and Judy Dahl was the soloist. The CAA'ers went all out for the CA.-X athletie aetivities of the year. llasketlvall, volleylmll, tennis, swimming, howling, and softlulll were some of the sports partieipated in. ln the spring, a GAA pluyday was held :md schools from surrounding towns were invited. This was a day of games. Luneh was served :md a pro- gram was presented. GAA held food sales, sponsored dzmees. sold homecoming mums, and made the traditional lmlue and gold slulkers for money making projects. 103 t i As Kaleidoscope Goes 'Round THE ACCEN'l'S f Joe,-is Chorus line lIlE'HliN'I'S fire: Front Row: Connie Wfhite, and Barbara Rui-ker. Second Row: Con- nie PillITlI1l4'l'. Sonja Huffman. ,If-ris Ware. :ind Hail iiiifjilfiit. Back Row: 5ilt'l'l'f' Coffniuri. ,lam Hull. llonsy Hunter. .Indy Cookins, Sharon Streniel, and Karen lfisi- niingcr. JUDY DAHL. CAA SULOIST sin HAITI, ,s lbilllir., mr . A DRUN1 BEAT S144 tin- pau- for the iizinvmf by Betsy lujoewb Fernie. M HIIS SPURTSMEN-FIRST ROW: V. IIorlon, B. Dil- THIRD RIIW: I . TPNIHIIII, IC. IVICIXIIICPII. U. Slunfim-Iml. Inn. IJ. llralwer. II. I3ru4Iu. P. I3rmvn. J. Iirown. IJ. Perkins. C.Jennings.I,.CoIc'.C.IIa1g4'lnan. B.Pl1nz.S.l'In1z.l2.Ih-mm. 'If Ilrmsn. II. fi4llIQlII. II. Ifniluivk. J. IIN-In-5. I . IIIMIQIQII. and J.Nloorv.z1n1IC.NI1'Cowcl1.F0l'RTHRUWI: U. I'm-lvrs unmI I.. Heir-i'. SECOND RUWY: 'I'. Arnnuur. If. :XIIvn. R. IoIin- VI.. Brooks. FIFTH ROYY: II. Nvwlmy. Nlr. Nlnx IIanniIton. son. I.. Ilurrow. II. WZIIIQET. II. Brooks. II. Ward. IVI. King, Mr. Ernest Irf-Iancl, IVIr. ,lov Krafvls. Mr,lII'1arIm'sI.yox1s. and II. Wnlh-rs. zxnrl ll. Igl'l'l'N. IVIr. W4rcmcIy' Iil'8lllK'l'. H-Club Handles Homecoming K Ie-ttcwiiwli from Imflwllrull. Ioo golf Sponsoring I'oolImII Ilonwuoniinpg uvlivitivs z1n1I muinluining rooling I11 IWIIHII fm-vtions ul ilu- Innnv as' If tI1c cIn4f IlllllIlUlI oi gillllffb NS 1' 'X I ' ' ' H . 3 y IIIIS yours II-f.InIv. II-Clnlm is nnuI1' up of varsity IIm.lII, , wrustIi1lg, irnvlx, and tunnis. Il IIAUIIIVIINC IT UI' for IIN- r'z1nn'ra urn- IlIl'lIlIJCl'Q of thx II is sponsored lay IIN! Iliggll scllo lwml m'ozu'Iics. OI 5 Q .-.-...,,....,...., l c.IllIl IlIrIS4'IIIllIilIlgl SVCIIOII. PREFERRED LEADERS Chosvn by H-Club IYICITIIICTS were: Lance Darrow, SCCIKEIZIYY-tl'C3SUI'C1'Q Delwin Pvrkins, presidenlg and Jerry Brown, vice- president. 105 wang-' 'ff vi- ,:f, t'i BUY A MEUAPHUNEf Bmlrcl mmnlwrs arm- Sr-lling small lllue zlml groltl INCSI3IJll0Ill'S this Nl'ilI' ln 1 nmmx Illllxlllr, pr gut bitlleuml nuuml tln ln lro tl 1 Illll Q Y z ff 'uh' Na '- 1' - vas 'crls 0 1 ar-:Kris Ma . Betty Ann Nlurtin. Flusslv l,ow1'nStvin. llctsy l?I'!'fIll'. ,lucly Dahl. Pat Rzllvigll. Mike Vvalnslffy. Juv Franvis, nnl l'et 106 1' llI'IIhH. Brin Birds ,Q 19 1 2 K W X .. Sw- 1 ' THE MONEY TREE! llriny Birds wish:-cl thc-ro wvrt- such zz thing MONEY TREE - THE when tht-5 lmugrltt new f'm'm'allf for lllP m'l10vr'l0nclvrs tl1iw yr-ar. llvacl Cln'0rlvz1rlv1'. ,lne lfrancis. xwars l1i+ tn il lmnrrl lT1t't'llIlQ. Stand Up and Cheer PLANNING AND PLOTTING! Uflic-ers of the pf-p vlulw are planning tlw annual Swevtlmart Hop. llulung plains urvglxarvn l',lSlltlII1Ql'I'. fJI44Jg.tI'2lIN vlflairmanz I3-rub llillun. xiCP-presiflent: Hr. D1-1 Knauvr. spunsur: llivk Landrum, treasurer: Ann lliervc, president: and Jan Hall, secrvtarv. , , K . Y x 8 .hm If ' W I L 'FN f i K .V WA Q gm O S W A 4 if if it 1 ,L xg - U ,X a A A , V 1 ig 1 4 I i Y r 1.4 Y L A X ,X 6 V ,. .1 -4- M iw X9 ,,. CX' . 'pw , - 4 E l N W U? 'Es' E - Aw .ff is In V 1? 'Wm , 1 x Y 'E - I MQ , S g ' X M. -I V L.. LEM .5 1,0 Fil, lj H 'Mi Q . MS 5 1 n 4 6 ls- ' . 'hula Y ' A 1 i i s i HEY, coME BACK DOWN HERE! says Q - 1K1 Kon Lindsey to Frank Blofigett as they play the part of visiting cheerleaders at a pep THESE HANDSOME LADS seem to have stolen the heart of HHS. rally' Thi- six Sweetheart King candidates are-From the Top: Don Powell, Jerry Brown, Paul Bowles, Jay Harrisong Bill James, and Joe Francis. Kids in Gold Crown King Bob Jones Bob Graves Jim Dick Carol Smith Diane McGuire Judy Smith Scientists Delve into Unknown emi go .svn pete' -3 I'IClCl'INC 'l'0MS f Stxl'ltllllQIly 1-utl'um's-fl lay a lwakvr of mlrx ll'1'ill'l'lltt' Vul1'm'a' vluln nffit'm'i's: lmlia Nluvlivltl. Secretary- ll'l'ilNl1l't'l'I Tum Stzuuvy. lu'm'si4lu'ut: mul Ilit-k Cralwr. Yiw- pr:-sul:-ut. Valence club, the granddudcly of all the ululns in HHS. Celt-luxtteal its fortivtll lrirtlulaty this year. It wus organized in 1917 hy l'l1't'll Grohe, long- time scieum' teuclwr of ll HS. who retiretl in 1956. The sviemte tflult meetings vmtsistccl of reports and experiments hy the me-iulncrs :mtl sponsors. Some of the pl'Ugl'ilII1S wvw: reports hy It-lin Mziylielcl and 'llom Stauwy 011 thc Sl'l6lll5C cuuips thvy iltlf'llLllWll at lf-vture hy Nlr. Klux llamiltou on lhe PI'iltUlplCS of reflecting telustzupmg u demon- stration lay Dirk Crulucr uml Nlilxe xYilltlSlt'Yl ll QlCID0llSll'?lli0ll on the l'epluc'c'n1c'nt power of metals lay Darrell Wilrox: :mtl am luiltlilllillillll of the priurriplcs ul' electronics hy Duvicl Russell. Clulz xueetings were- lu-ld t'Y0l'y utltvr 'lllllIl'Stl1ly. Mr. llumilttm zuul Mrs. Juym- Snider sponsorvcl tht- vluh. '.H'f'lT LUUKIN' M are tht- nivmlu-rf uf Valt-uw vlulw lJi1'kflx'alwe1'. Curtis Smith. Cary Kell:-r. 'llum Stzuney. lluu as they stutly thc- aspects of the elcvtrmtit- tuhc. Standing: llrarla. Mikt- Wlnnisley. aml lluvc Russvll. Sc-zltml: 1,4-lia Klr. Wax llamilttm. sptmsorz lllurtlm llltmwrilm-y. Ann Strivlc- Mayfield and Diane Humplirvvs. ltuul. Um-u llru-xwr. ,lzmii lmes. lilarvu Shultz. rlltlllf' Rf-od. p .. H Actors Interpret Stories, Plays Going into its nineteenth year was the l956-'57 I lerrill elulr. gathering place for amateur actors, aetrcsses. and HHS students looking for lots of entertainment. Named for llruce Perrill, a teacher, who lie- lore his death taught speech and deliate, Perrill elulr was sponsored hy Mrs. Gene Cramer and Mrs. Doris l.yn1an. For entertainment. the drama clulr presented one-aet plays. one of which, Citadel of Faithf, was presented in Novenrlmer. Also, they held audi- enee participation programs. A unique program was held in Octolrer when elulm memlmers divided into squads and presented skits in pantomime. FOOD. FOOD. AND MORE FOOD was the main course of the l'errill eral, lwoardis annual picnic. Hun- glrily roasting hot dogs are hoard inenrlrersz jan Nel- THAT MAN, DID YOU SEE HIM ?', Michael Pritchard asks Mike Croft in the one-act Perrill clulm play. 'lThe Hitch- hikerf' directed hy ,lim Michael. Other memlrers of the cast were: Diane l'lu1nphreys. Doris lngram. Karlton Kluss. and Kay Larson. THEY SAY MONEY TALKS and Perrill club readily be- lieves this. Checking in ticket money from the all-school play are board members: ,ludy Smith, John Brooks, Marcia Ross, Emily lVIcKnightg head sponsor, Mrs. Gene Cramer, and J im Michael. son. Carol Selrnrueker. ,ludy Kasper. Mrs. Doris l.y- man. Cheryl ll ilson. and llolmert l'latz. XVHICH ONE SHALL WYE CHOOSE? Reading for ideas for future l'errill elulw plays. and lI'f'llIQ1l0Cll'f'l1lC which one to produce. are the officers: Marcia Ross. president: ,liin lliehael. vice-president: Carol Selnnuck- er. secretary: and Cheryl Wilson. treasurer. 9... Q -qv' Pandemonium Rei ns l'l S ALL UVER-frllziking their final curtain call are the east members: Carol Wt-lls. lfmily lVlr-Knigglit. Judy Kasper, Sharon Strenwl. Jack Grove. Judy Smith, l,arry Nl:-Kenziv. lznnvs D4-nn, Mikv Croft. ltlarvia Ross. Cheryl Wilsmmii. Jerry Wlivxis. linda lqman. xlllil' i,I'llCllZll'il. lliane llumplireys. and ,lan Nelson. DON'T LOOK S0 GLUMl You Can I'Plllt'lllllPl' your lines! Waiting their turns to go on stage are play memlwrs: Linda Lyman, Linda Dicken, and Charles Wiandt. in Comed The Perrill clulu three-uct play, 'Lone Foot in Heuvenl' took place about the year l9l0 in the delapiduted pursonuge of a new minister, and revolved around his troulmles with the voiigregatioii. He attempted to modernize lmoth the ptll'lSll and the C0llQZQI'6'gilll0ll,S way of thinking. Mrs. Szindow, il wealthy ludy of the Community, controlled the cflnircli. The Revercncl Spenve relic-Ilf-ml against the dirtutorship and then his trouliles were doulmled. But when the final vurtain fell, the ministt-r's family realizccl their clreaun of having ai modern p2lI'lSl1 und l'lllll'Cll, und the eongregutioii was no longer at as 97 VVHY. ii . ' u 5 .3 u., iilg JEEPERS.. CREEPERS THAT'S WEIRD MUSIC --Judy Kasper provides organ music- as eavli scene comes to a close during tht- play. Cast mmnluers looking on an-: Mike Croft, Larry lVlc'Kenzir', and Judy Smith. III . t . .v . J. K 'Henrietta VIII' Makes ne-Ni ht Stand g'Henrietta the Eighthf' the all-school play, was presented in Richardson auditorium on Nov. 'l5. The comedy was about the three daughters of a Community-minded widow who were left in the care of their mother's private secretary. The eighth secretary was about to arrive, and the girls planned to subjugate her to their com- mands as they had done with the other secre- taries. Henrietta had other plans. She straight- ened out the girls, personal lives, helped them win their boyfriends, and then was revealed as a novelist who became a secretary to study a house- hold for copy for her next book. KEEPING WELL IN MIND that the pen is mightier than the sword are Lvnne Clark. Helen Green Jerrv Wiens Lewis Wiens ai s - , , . t. id Congv Hun ter. Play books were signed by the make-up Crew. properties and publicity committees, and other per- sons who helped get the play 'Lon the road. 'GCOME QUICK, BALDY'S GOT A STOMACH ACHEP' screams Cheryl Wilson to Alan Sorem. The rest of the cast admire Sharonis new diamond and Jimmy Dean and Charles Wiandt 'grock and rolll' as the 1956-'57 all-school play comes to a laughter-filled climax. W H Y DIDN'T YOU TELL ME? asks Sharon Stremel of Rick Anderson during a tense moment in the play. Helen Green. .ludy Kasper, and Linda Dicken look on. I J' Y, 3 Ml 1 . W x , . I 1 V?-, W IHCV erwmrwli THE VARSITY DEBATE SQUAD is shown with the Roberts. C. Ontjes. D. Thompson, R. Allsup. and D. Thorpe trophies won during the first part ofthe season. First Row: Third Row: F. Haag. M. Webster, M. Haupt, C. Stamper ll. Pray. l7.,.l.anrlrum. B. Nlc'Cown. J. Young. and D. Powell. T. Sawyer. C. Jennings. J. Michael. and B, Mann. 80001111 Row: Coach Nels Havens. J. Lohrey. C. White, Debaters Argue Pro and Con for hbly colleague and In were words often spoken by me-inbers of this yearas debate squad. Coached by Mr. Nt-ls Havens. the squad won eight trophies. The four- mnn team of Don Powell, Jim Young, Brian lVlcCown, and Dwayne Thorpe placed second at the district meet and fifth at the state tournament. Higgiiig information out ofthe library on the subject, Resolved: that the federal government should sustain at not less than 90 per cent of parity. the prices of major agricultural connuodities,', is over. For the seven graduating seniors, the words and hard work are finished but the incoming sophomores, with tht- juniors of this year's squad, are ready for a new resolution. 1 14' fs .'g. resin Q. ng.. .. ft' , ,V TROPHIES' TROPHIEQ' TROPHIE sl clann Caiolsn Ontjrs and Kay Roberts Thest 'ue mnlx a part of tht honors broubht home in the past few years by Hutch High debaters. SHOWING NEW' DEBATERS what they must work for. Coach Nels Havens offers some tips to Carolyn Whitrx, Marilyn Welisttwr, Janet Lohrey, and Diane Thompson. FIFTH PLACE HONORS from tlic state mlm-lmato tournament were awarcln-cl to thv four-man team of llwayn0Tl1orpv. ,lim Young. llrian lVlf-flown. antl Don Powell. Coach Nels llawns joins in the honors. Second at Districtg Fifth at State . A ily ,lim Young DEBATE RECORD TUURNAMENTS YVINS LUSSES Russell 15 9 Great llc-nfl 18 6 Topeka 17 7 Dodge City 13 9 llittslmrg 9 15 ITIIIPTITIIBOD 8 10 Salina l4 10 W'infi4-lzl Cl'pper Div.J 7 3 Cl.0wvr Div., 16 4 Emporia 18 6 Derby 4 6 W'yunfl0ttc 16 8 Haw-n 12 7 Distrivl 7 3 Sumo 7 7 Season 186 114- 6292, READY T0 STEP into the varsity tlelvators sllocs arc tho prep alt-lwatt-rs. First Row: V. Davis. M. Sproul. l. llalrleman. l.. Wc'tzc-l. C. lluntvr. V. l osler. l.. Lyman. and P. Graves. S1-coml Row: J. Rogers. D. Worslvr. ll. Cla-gg. ,l. Neal. ll. Nlc'Clm-ary., ll. Fernie. ll. Clotta. J. Dean, antl C. Elliott. Tllirtl Row: W. lVl:-llwainv. ll. ,lon- nings, Nl. Croft, R. Anderson. M. lleinllart. U. Fowler, R. Montgoxnvry. anal J. Clark. Not pictured arc M. Casey. J. Colglazier. and W. Sjolwrgr. MANHATTAN BOUND is Tom Sawyer as lie pavks everytltingf from topvoat to l00lllllI'llSTl for the trip. Tom was an alternate for the state tourna- ment. l H r z , i ,, : ' f :::Q, N as We A- K- sf N i f, 1 . tres zz ' - . . - , 1 -51. -- . A - 1 - ' K E! Frm-al Haag Roger Allsup Bob Mann Dick Landrum ake Progress throu h ords, ork jim Michael Janet Lohrey BRIEFING THE DEBATE SQUAD before they go out-of-town is Coach Nels Havens. Different teams left for different tournaments, while others stayed to practice for on-coming tournaments. 52 ,,,,, , N .,t., r., ,fz:W7.,, ..,. Q SH.-XRPENING WYORDS AND W7ITS before fellow tlehaters, Jim Dwayne Thorpe Young gets in some practice while Charles Jennings, Roh Mann, Tom Sawyer, ancl Brian lhlCCOM'Il listen. Brian McCown Diane Thompson Don Powell Margaret Haupt 1' Junior Rembrandts Show Skills i 3 ix Armed with pencils. pads. paints, and brushes were members ol the Palette and Brush elub. Although primarily an art club. member- ship was open to anyone in school interested in art. Starting the club year off with a bang was the initiation held on Oct. 2. Newrmembers were put through various rituals at the Com- munity House. The next day the new members were required to wear hidden garlic' to sehool. Meetings consisted of speakers and demonstrations. oil and water color paintings, etehings, and other types of art work. An enamel jewelry class was started and the products were sold to HHS stu- dents and teachers. The annual Beaux Arts Rall masquerade was given in April. Sponsoring the art Club was Mr. Warreii D. Brown. COPPER ENAMELING IS FUN-Palette and Brush members find this out at one of their meetings. Demon- i strating how to do-it-yourself are elub olheers. Sandra Caedike. secretary. and Sue Sutton. treasurer. L R' 934 WORKING ON IDEAS for the annual Reaux Arts ball. held in April. arevthe board members: Diane McGuire, Sue Sutton, Pat Fidgerle, .lan Hall, Doris Ingram, and Karen Kirk. 4 ,M .N.,,.A Q 61' A i f I ,7 ,..,. Q Mhz' , ..., ,P . A i g Q.. , ' erss . f r ALL EYES LEAD TO AN ART EXHIBIT-Garry Howey. Mr. Warreri Brown, Pat Raleigh. Pat Edgzerle. and Lynne Jacques admire a display at the 'Public Library. EYEING STRANGE WORKS of art are club olli- president. cers, Jean Hamer, president. and Sue Saylor, viee- 'll 7 Variety Is The Spice of Life t TRIPPING THE LIGHT FANTASTIC TOE are the H-Club 'gauge-ls they entertain a spellbound audience in the floor show at the Snowball. EATING. DRINKING, AND BEING MERRY are new and old lxayettc invmliers as they get acquainted at one ol their nivetingis. lit-ld inthe lioys' gym. The get acquaint- ed nieetin: is an annual affair of the Kaiettes. '6Heaven, we're in heaven, sang the Kavettes as they worked on their an- imal dance. the Snowliall, whose theme was the G'I,ittlest Angel. The lioys, gym, where the danve was held, was decorated with murals de- pieting antics of an angel. A white Christ- mas tree covered with blue lights was plaved in the Center of the gym. The high school dance hand and a choral group provided the ninsiv, while the floor show consisted of heavenlyM acts hy students of IIIIS. In Oetolier a get acquainted party was held in the gym for all the Kayettes in order to acquaint the new niemliers with the vlnlm. Carnes were played and eookies and vokes were served at the end of the meeting. Kayettes were also in charge of the lroolcstore and Thanksgiving assemlmlv. Nlemliers did many things of serviee to the school and Community. Horns of plenty, turkeys, and pumpkins were the main themes for tray favors made at Thanksgiving forthe hospitals. Food was given to a needy family. Miss Kate I.ewis. Nliss Emnia Saee. 118 and Miss Nlarie Stewart sponsored the chili. WITH STARS IN THEIR EYES, IIIIS students merrily dance the night away at the Snowliall, the 'lormal dance, which initiates the Christmas party season. Could Serve as Motto for B1 A HUNGRY BUNCH with a variety of expres- sions are these Kayettc hoard memhers: Kris Mar- ,H tin, Margaret llaupt, Mar- lene Linrlell. Ann Pierce, ., Diane McGuire and Diane llumphreys. SOMETHING? GOT T0 BE DONE!-Kayette sponsors. Miss El- ma Hamill. retire-tl tear-her: Miss Kate Lewis. and offieers. Jeanie Spangler, president. ami Nlareia Cordon. vice- presirlent. are eoneernecl about the decrease in meinhership of the Cluh heeause meetings were held after sehool. '4I'LL DIVIDEQ' says Marilyn Un- ruh. Secretary. to Kayette treasurer, Carol Smith. Sponsors. Miss Emma Sage anti Miss Marie Stewart super- vise the operation. Boartl meetings were helfl the seeontl Tuesday of every month at the various hoard members' homes. HAND ME SOME RIBBON, says Dee Talhot while Connie Rayl and Jalayne Chappel look longingzly at the gaily clecoratecl packages. The girls are putting the finishing touches on the gifts of food and clothing given at Christmas time to a needy family adopted hy FHAers. LET'S PSE THIS ONE, says Sharon Jones, presi- clcnt. to lluthann Dohson. veep. ancl Carolyn Siegrist, secretary. as they choose recorcls for the FHA harnwarmer rlance. Not picturefl is Nancy Mooney. treasurer. s A Q H W W: 'QQ A' V . N sm' sq' Future Homemakers Sell Cand , McPHERSON OR BUST-is the motto of these FHA lmoartl mcmhers as they make plans for the i-t FHA flistrict convention. STANDING: Connie 1?f?a.:::.g.1 . j 5 Ross. and lfvelyn Fox. SEATED: Janice llolloway, gig Mary llcth McGuire. Marty Meaclor. Reba Ander- son. Jo Mock. Miss Esther Cope, Donna Hyder, Miss Margaret Ramsdale. and Linda Fee. FHA had fun raising money through cancly sales and a lDlgllillAllWki1'INCl' dance. The elulm of Future Homemakers of America entertained the state sponsor from Topeka and went to the state meeting in Topeka. March 9. The annual Mother-Daughter valentine tea consisted of the traditional style show present:-al hy the memhers of FHA as they morleleml clothes made in the clothing classes. The installation of officers in the spring was a ceremony in which incoming officers were given rose lrucls hy the out- going officers. 20 Rayl. M rs. lllizaheth Trosper. Linda Billups. Marcia z JOIN FHA! Posters explaining the Clulfs ya-arly functions are clisplaym-rl hy Nancy Mooney. Nlarvia Ross. Carolyn Siegrist, lluthann llohson, lfvvlyn lfox, Sharon jones, ancl Marty Mcaflor at the first opvn niet-ting. Stato and tlistrict convontions. summer vamp. ancl thv lVlotlwr-llatightvr tva arm- clvscrilueml to the hope-ful mmnlwrs. xfAf'N 'iETtNf' . el '-, 'i pw -hi, mafa K' 0 V'-ww ' LIKE slsnzn, LIKE SISTER -Dee Talbot and her little sis, Jana, model skirts Dee made in Miss Esther Copffs third year sewing class. Doe made her skirt first and, with the material left, fashioned her sister's skirt. Adopt Nee y Famil , Have Tea 'LSTEP RIGHT UP and buy your Salt Hawk stickerlw barks Eu-lyn Fox ancl Nancy Mooncfy to prospm-tive luuyi-rs. Marie Lev, Sharon Younglverg. and Dorothy Mathias. This was ono of the many money-making projvcts tht- inrlustrious FHA girls put to uso. MOH! ELVIS! svcm to he the worfls ol Don Pray and llonicr MCMann who entertain the vrowcl at the Fllfk lrarmvarmvr as thi-y sing and go ape on g'Blue Suede Shoes in the l'rcsli-y style. Service S Synonymous with .IRC Being 111 S6'1'Vl1'E' 1o 0lllf'1'S w11s 1he 0llK11'l'1 ol 11111 11111101 11011 Cross, 1111 111- ii f1l1.11e ol 1he NiIIII1IIiII lied Cross 111'- g1111iz111i1111. T111- 11111111111 drive 111 r11is1' money s 111111 the 111111 of Nm. 8 111 15. A 1111111 111 5150,-lil was 1'ol1e1'1ed. Of 1his. S11 1811111 1111' l'1ll'0ll1llOll1 of HIIQ Ill the 1111111111111 111'g11111x1111o11. The 1'1's1 1 was 111111-1-11 i11 the 111111111 Red Cross s1'1'1'i1'1' 1111111 111 11111 11111111 C11111113' Red Cross 1'h1111l1?1'. JIIIIIIII' 111111 Cross 1'1'p1'1-s11111111ives f 111-1'11r111e11 il 1111111 1111' 11111 Co1111111111i1y ii 1.h1's1 l,iIl'i11IfI. Also, 1111- girls 111111112 f11v11rs 1111 111111111 d111111r 11'11ys 111111 w111'l41111 111111 1l1e 1'11il111'e11 i11 lhe lo1'11l l111s11i111ls. I'f111'l1 l111111e1'o11111 111111 111111 repre- .,, ., . s1111.111x1. 11111111119 wwe held 11111 first 1171-11111's1111y of e111:l1 11111111l1. l,11y l11'11w11 1111111111011 the first .1l111io1' 111-11 Cross study 1'1'111111' 111 Fred- 1'1'11'li. Nld.. Aug. I 10 ll. S11111e111s of high s11l11111l age 1111111 1111 over Ill? in MAKING PLANS FOR THEIR ANNUAL FUND RAISING DRIVE are Junior Refl Cross 11ffi1'ials: Scotty Cates. SPCI'6l3l'f'Z 1311111 IIUI'liPI'. presidf-111: and world 211101111911 the meeting. The 11'ip Mrs' Lhzabeth Tmsppr' Fpfmsur' 1111s 1111111 1111 111 5111110111 e11111ll1111'111 111 1110 l1I'0gI'L11Il. - . r Hrs. 1',l1211l11'1l1 1'1'11spe1' sp1111so1'1-d 1110 11rg1111iz111i1111. TAKING ADVANTAGE OF A GOOD DEAL are these JRC enrollees as they drink the free cokes given to all students whose home rooms had 100 per cent membership and five dollars. 1'fac'h student con- SHALL I UR SHALL I NOT 1111114 with the 1'hil111'e11? This seems 111 he 1111- 11121111 ll101lgl11 111 11111511 Junior Red Cross 111e111111'1's. Wfork i11 1111 11111111111 ' M1 d i11 111 11 ' ' 1 ' s '1 1' s e 02413111115 CIIIISISICII 111 reading 611111 1111111111: games with the Children. 122 trihuting money received a pin a11d arard signifying his membership. S sf, ! E 1 'L 1 M if . As I Serves School, Communit ,I ,Q I W fi is X4- Q-gp PRUIYDLY VYAYINC THEIR NATIONAL FLAGS are Loy Brown. HI ISIS l'0ITl'1'SPllIilIIVC' lo tho Junior Rad Cross COIIIOICIICC7 H xf and lfn-:I Clmnlmll frum Nuva Svotiu. Tlwy are standing in CEE, ISN'T THAT CLEVEIIV' 4-xvlaillls Ann Kvllx fum! of ll lmuilxling. on the PZIINPUS uf Hnml COIL-ge in IXILIFYIQIIIII. Jr. Rf-:I Cross vivv-prm'SirI4'l1!. lu ,IPLIIIIP Ilclrdy. historian, am JUNIOR REU CROSS nn-mln-rs gzlllxc-rl-al for a lm-4-ling are---Top Row: Barlv Hnvkvr, Lllllull Moore, Portia flaws, Roy Could. Janis Ile-vs. S4-Olly flutvs. Mary IF:-lh Nlvllllirv. :incl Bonita Rvnfro. Sc-vund Row: ,lanivv W1-ppl:-r. ,Io Inn Wilxnn. Nanny NI:-Quilliam. ,hm xvyfff. Marty M4-zulor. Hinge-r Curvy. Nancy ffovhran. Mary Aler, Doris In- Mildrml Cl'aw'fm'cI, lrvasuror, as thvy mlnmiru tha- nut 1-up-. lnafle for llw lovul lmspimls to l'0llllll6'lIl0I'HIl' Ce-mge Wash IIIQIIUHIS lmirtllcluy. gfillll, Suzy Wullavv. Samly Hull, and IJIIIIIRI Womlull. I-IUIIOIII Row: fdl'IilfI4'I M1-rslmn, llc-lly Evans. Mildrflfl Crawford. .lanivv Sl:-wurl. f' Doris Ilnwey. Flare-nv NIvCulla. .lv-aniv Ilarnly. Marvia Cam-y. Ann Kvlly, Mary Yogi. and Uvrrmim- WF-vks. va C3 Key Club Pushes Projec s LAUGIIINIQ YVITH Clulw President. Don Powell. :mil other Cluh officers. Tom Arm- our. Charles jmiiiings. and ,lov Francis, is K4-y Clnli sponsor Mr. C. R. Cillilan. BOARD MEMBERS RELAX as they ln-ar in-xx' imloas for meetings ancl club projects. GET 'lfll CLE,-KN is the motto of .lon Daxis. Cary Keller. ,lake Clark. and Bob Foriiio as Iln-y polish the trophies for a Plulv pi'ojwt, The Hutchinson Kiwanis Club directed the boys in Key clnh. Sponsors were Mr. C. R. Cillilan and Mr. .loe Krafels, who helped the hoys plan projects and meetings for the year. This year cluh members gave away pop at the sophomore welcoming party, sold pancake- feed tickets for the Kiwanians, ushered at haskelhall games, cleaned trophy cases, helped the Big Brothers, and gave a program for CAA. MR. ROY HUWERTON speaks to crluh members' at a weekly meet- ing in Room 315. Hi-Y Members Attend Legislature 4.- Ll X - ? Q ,,-.,t 'Q' I REGlS'l'liRlNG IN THE CAPITOL BITLDING are Wt-5l1-y B14-llwaim-, lluvul llym-r. ,Iolm NL-ul. junior Slouglx. Nlr. 'llwclcl lx-slim-. mul llolu-rl Plulz. 'tl KNOW l'l S HERE SOMIEWIIERIT' s Bulm Bum 11. lwesimla-:lt nf Ili-Y. as lu- lluuks ful 1 nunu-. in ilu- lluzz 4-urcl film-. for llu- Ili-Y sc-lm illl'K'K,'l0I'y. Witlm tlu- lu-lp of spmlsors. lVlr. llznrulrl l'rym' mul lVlr. llussm-ll Kingsley. sc-vc-11 lli-Y nu-mlu-rs wi-nl tn llu- lli-Y nuuls-l l1'QllSl1lllll'l'. lu-lrl Zlllllllflllf' at the Stun- r-upitul in Tupn-ka. Of llu- sf-u-n. .llllllf-I' Sluuglh uns apluninh-cl tu llu- Ss-natv Calm-xulur fltllllllllllftt mul ,limmu KEEPING, THE BOOKS S'l'RAlUH'l' for Ili- Dr-an as recorclc-r for mu- of ilu- ullu-1' cmxumillm-c-s. X am- llulu-rl l'l'1i1 wx-rw-l'11'x' 'uul lum Q .., t .Q 'ur Sluugh. -- -msn. lI'1'llsllI'l'I'. Xlm-nt funn llu-pu't1m- nel: ITF llx V l'0I 5 ' . 'EKA OR Bl'ST is tlu- fry of llr. Ilurulll llrynr. ,llnliur Fluugll. lhnifl xum pu ulull I Dyer, Jimmir- Dean, John N1-ul. Mr. Tmlcl L1-slu-. llolmerl Plulz. We-sh-y KVI:-Ilwuiuu-. .fxlfk :iff ,, f .Q f 4- A!! ,-I' A ,R-vi .IQDHW e, mul Holm Broun as ilu-x' lc-aw fur llu- nuulel ll'gIlSlllllll'l'. 125 N gp pf 'U A 'li ,M , Fi.. EL fy ae ' 7 ,... . 2 gust y? ,L f iq. iQf - -U ,ey s 52 if if :Ei 'S x mf, 2 w Y e 9' 4 42139 x ,elm , ilu? ' ' K X Q , , l . -X Plan Bus-,launt to 'Old Countr ' 53 55.1 ar ,i -if THIS IVSASKET-l.lKE DEAL IS A 5CESTA,,,, says Daw liunc as Suzy Wallacm' ancl Marilyn lluln-r. his Cams linzml nn-nilu-rs. lislvn. Daw is explaining thi' gzune of Jai Alai. similar to hanfl lwall, which is playcfl with the Hceslafi 3 l0T QUIIE A HAUI THERE ,llfNE. suis ,lurli Smith In Ju , . I -Jr' l'1'. as, 1-. .' -41 5 In Os. Enifl Owv S, , E. 1 'egg' 4 ' ' tivir 4 ' A ' ' ':z.: 'iflllvi 'A 1 ' 1 . a 'firlllx-ual f :nnl ginn all lln- Chrislnias party. llll'l' l JUST CANVI' SLEEP without iny li-flili lH'Lll'.u suis lillllly lVlr'Knig1hl to ilnnwni Slrvnn-I unil Burliura Tillvr as thvy try lu gn-t ns lIlll4'll as pnssilwlc' CI'LlIHlIN'Cl inlu lfniily-is siiilrasv nliilv puvkingi for the jrniriivy In Wlf-xifwu. HMEXIC0 HERE WE COME, was Hia slogan of this ycizllfs Los Cams vluh as thvy feverishly made plains for the higgcsi cluh prnjevt of the year. the annnxnl two-wcvk irip to the Onclnniiing land of Wlexicrci. The- jnniur linguists also had u gala Clirislinas party with carols sung in Span- ish zincl Ihe lll'6'illilllQI of the piimtn. . v ', Lv Q, on . . . . ., 1 A ,R . v 1 i, . l -all . L N I , - , 3? .1 ,L L ,bp . , ,e--'ga Q 4- . il' 127 'Bookies' Keep Track of HHS'lVIoney THE Llxlflil'--Taking it easy after a hard clafs work are student lmokkc-1-Iwi'-1 ,lark Clirest. Gary lleardslve. Rohert Jones. lfvelyn Fox. Keeping records, writing checks, making out deposit slips, and halaneing the hooks were duties of the student hookkeepers. They kept the hooks for the olnhs, Cll31'g- ing a fee for writing checks. The head lrookkeeper, Tvuyne Bnskirk, was chosen hy Mr. Walter Rinehart for his ability and depend- almility. John WHTSOII and Wztytie were the only students eligible to sign checks. Mr. Rinehart advised the group. JOHN WATSON AND MR. WAL- TER RINEHART double cheek on head hookkeeper Wayne Buskirk. ,lohn and Wayfne are the only students who can sign checks. They also write checks, post, and journalize. lme llivliartls. Vaughn Powell. and Rodney Dunlap. ADDING IS MADE EASY UN AN ADDING MACHINE. as .lohn Watson will tvll you. Roger Sandoval. Terry Bonham. Wayiie lluskirk. T,ilI'1'f NT4'lillt . and Dalton Grant look l7Yt't'J0l'll1-S shoulder. connnenting on his lPf'llIIlflllt . 128 M f. f. r. Hu . Xl ' fl - S, . ameramen Capture the Moments fif gg I S. it ' D 121-Qi, 9 . L 1, '-X X N xg- 5 M X - ' erry I ie .,.-, 129 ,sp Q S I5 . I i i A 5 Sk wxwyzn,rAnf4w2?i9xQ2Le3v -14 'E 'xfJQgf?.s4 4 1 'WWE .- Gay e Is Queen Suspense filled the atmosphere on November 19, as six football queen candidates were driven around the field at Gowan's stadium in sparkling new Thunderbirds. After being escorted to the middle of the field, they waited in excited anticipation. Then a squeal of joy was heard as Stuco president, 'Wayne Bus- kirk, announced that Miss Gayle McKinney would take her place among the football royalty of HHS. The traditional kiss and gold football were presented to her by Wayne, and she later reigned at- the homecoming dance. Betsy Fernie Jan Hall awk MW' U, wif ,nw I 'lm MM :M 4, fl +3 4 3 . Y ' ii kzfrgwf, N' -'W ff SA v .. ' ' 'P S ' f. N .,,.'.,. , I V' is J Awww' Yr 1' M 5-I 3 f Q -fm .law P9451 ,, i Q QQ? 6 if ww is ! , X is f L 'JY 4:-AA ' ff M P 'f f : ','- '-'41, ., . 1 ,mm -'5Fsww . X , -- .-N 12 V' H- ' 4IQF?Q5, ' n T :'3' -1- L , hi . 1I 1, Q CX wzhm, A J! , '14 t -VS H,-, ag. V Q 'I 'gb' ,Q Egg K, I' .V . I I I 5 U 1 'Q V I ' , ' I 4 .. .,,:, A i . . - 1- Q I f fm i 1 ' If .. ' I w H1 4 1 Z 5 I . . . i 11 . 1 ' Sf' m 1 5' ' . i J 3 L ' , up V Q C 1 .- F f ,xr I, ' s Larry McKenzie Allagaroo King 'Q-H-iff ' 1' Bill Jarnes Sweetheart King Carlee Penner as l'e-ggy Fairchild K Choose Cage ueen Excitement reigned on the eve of February 22 as six senior girls were escorted onto the court at the Sports Arena, knowing that in few minutes one of them would become the l957 basketball queen of HHS. Finally, the time arrived for the announcement. Flossie Lowenstein was all smiles when she realized that it was her name ringing out over the loud- speaker. Wayne Buskirk, Stuco president, placed a crown of roses on her head and gave her the tra- ditional kiss. Flossie was re-crowned by Jerry llrown at the dance after the Hutchinson-Newton game. He pre- sented her a gold hasketlmall charm, on behalf of the team, and a bouquet of red roses. Her attend- ants were given silver basketball charms. Connie White Betty Anne Martin Elinor Herron ,f -i5,X1wm'W9? -. r iw? - 1. M xq v,kQ Inn.. . i .- Tsligfgf, .5151 mm' , 1 45.3 1: I - , :lb .FYZQQW A' Q- ff -4 A '.:Xf.3,.ff.., , 'gffgifff Lf 1 ffsffiifj ff . - , .:1ys54s- , - '7 'Q n I ,- , , Fifi 4,45 -' V -- in Aff, . .51 ' 1 DV- ' 9 ' Ypiiytl f fi ir- 25 ' ef'-F E, 4 N r V ig A 5 5 f kgll .Jig ,E W F? - 1, I I ' f H M7 it nk i L ' 2 if ' ,ry ' I , Ffa! 1 f 1 A Wm R Q x,,. , , lj F .1 if sv K 'wg '.,. I: ' Qi' . A A, , If , kL,, L1 ,Q . C i L 3 5 ki ,Q 5 , X, M fm x ' QQ Q, Mk - 'ss . , ny , if W wifi? Q ' 1 . v J f ,, fi' PLL 2 1 1 Q 1 ? ,N X gl, D. Y' Q-Y: 1 ' ww 5 'U A 1 2 , WSF A , - gmigi V- Y, . WH We Go to 301 rt 5 REALLY KICKING UP THEIR HEELS are the-se cowgirls performing at the junior rush party. At Morgan school the squares were shown zu good time by the junior gals. SING- OUT, SING OUT! urges Mr. ,lames Barrett, song leader, at one of the first assemblies. Posting the colors are Senior scouts. Doris Ingram, Karen Eis- iminger, Patty Haskard, and Ann Stagg. 138 a School EVERYBODY'S DOIN, IT!-Or so it seems to .loy Johnson, Patty Stirn. Sally Colladay. Marcia Casey, and June Ann Meschke, who are just.a few of the'kids who ran for'B-team cheerleaders. WILL IT LAST?-Their money, that is. Janis Lees. Sharon Stremel, and Barbara Rucker look a bit perturbed as they dis- cuss the money matter while deciding what to do next at the Kansas State Fair. '21 3 ?Q1o,l:fss..s55S'iz3, isilergaiiniw aff.:-Y -, ' 5 gm rn-fs.. fggi su--1' as---1:-1 - 1 'ZW iflfii' 5 so -,: if- ' . f, - I gl . Bill P55 That Has Pe , im and Vigor Q4 CLIP THE BLUE ACES!-lt looks as if Janet Lohrvy andvlan Johnson are doing just that on the float that won first prize in the homecoming parade. Thi- float was 4-ntm-red hy home room 401. KAW-RIGHT YOU GUYS-letis do it right this timelw yells Flossie Lowenstein to Gayle McKinney, Connie White. and Sherry Coffman. The girls moulhed the record Sh-Boom for the Allagaroo dance floor show. NI LIKE THIS ONE -says Carol Smith to jim Michael and John Paulk while looking at the 19523 'I DIDNVI' D0 IT! -protests Gary Peters to lVlr. liosc-oe Coyne. while Tom Turpen and Jerry Brown look guiltily Ull. class rings. W t ur Splrlts H1 h As Always HEY, PUT OUT THAT FIRF' Although these Students donit look too worried they cleared the school building in good time. A fire drill every once in a while keeps them on their toes. CHICKEN! Jerry Hines and Roger Sandoval put on a very convincing performance of L'Rebel Without a Cause in the Book Week assenilily. THE HHS PEP BAND is blowin' up a storm at a pep assernlmly cele- liraling the 75th Anniversary. Loy Brown is disguised as an old-timer from the class of 1882. We Celebrate ur Diamond Jubile DOES IT BITE? Portia Cates zinnl faintly Rust- ITIUYC cautiously as they rlissvvl a worm in biology class. H .7 ' I Vg? i . leaf r , 1 A I D- .' I v, K , . S K: Sf . . . - .. it if p K m.' .M is 132 . i ' , . 1 wpwfwgy ' W, .. ,M 6 YVREATHED IN SMILES is Cminit- Plummer. 7 Y first Miss Buzz of llllS. Cminiv was crowiiefl ut the journalism clzincze, Nov. 9, :incl was prvseiilvcl a Cursugv mul a miiiiziturv typewriter Ullilflll. YARIED EXPRESSIONS art- showin on tlic faves ul tht-sv stutlvnts walvliinf' ai film for 'fini Class. T7 F. 141 As We Win ur Games and CRAMMING FOR FINALS in more ways than one are American history stu- clents: Dale Williailts. Shirley Stout. Charles Trebilcock. Larry Schwiethale, .lulian Waltc'i'. Karen Stewart. Phil Bloom. anfl Larrv Brown. who are S10Hdltlf' an evenin f,-Q. L , I z- :T preparing for semester tests. PROWYIDING ENTERT:xINMENT Q for the journalism flZlDCO is lVlilclred A QUICK CHANC-ESlVlarvy Noyes has some troulrle Crawford as Sh.. Sings- ftwalkill' in rler-iclin: on ll formal for tht- senior prom whivh was the Rain. l hvld Mal' ll' IFPS ABOUT THAT TIME-The late hour is lDQf lHltlll0' to show on Scotty Cates. Enid Owens. ,lufly Kimball, Sonja lluffmgn, ancl Ann Baumer at one of those slumherless slumber parties. 3? . QF: C eer ur Team to Victor fl A Q ' y 1 If rr l rw o xo Pat Raleigh Jan Hall Mike Vvamslvy Betsy Fernie .loc Franck ,lurlv UP IN THE AIR are the cheerleaders al one of the noon pep rallies hold during the year. Dahl 'wi Reaching Goals While We Strive CUPIDS ,KRROXY SPEMG T0 HAYE found its mark 1 thc-se stumlents who are danving at the Sweetheart Hop after Hutch lwat Newton in lvasketlwall. 44 'SHERE IT'S ALL YOURS, says Mr. Guy to Jeris Ware as he gives her the morning announvements to reafl over the PA. system. Mike Pritchard and Carl Layman, as Well as Jeris, are mvmlrers of the ZIClV3TlI'CCl speech vlass that took turns giving the announcements. HEY, THAT'S KID STUFF! Peggy John- son just Coulrhft resist the temptation to try it, anyway. Karen Kirk and Julie Parrott look as if the-y might he waiting the-ir turn. EVERYONE FOR HIWISELFY This se-ems lu he tht- main rule in this scramble as the seniors play the juniors in Zl game of hiff-hall cluring tho half of the- Hllll'll4WQSl lvasketlmull grunt-. INPJI' lull lc-:un cle--rail:-fl the Nc-wlon llailrmulers in a close hmnecoming ganna. nd Proud To Be Sevent -Five ,A.l?V 2 3 it r' V 1 l .fl .90 1 il-Q I for llri. .Nricl l'r-rrilll s1mlml11m'C l'lllilllSll vlusi. DU I HAVE TU DO THIS? llzH'l'lr'lle- 'llulmr' fvulllllly Zlilxw ilu- lligll school nurse, Mrs. lfloru Kelly, as slw waits in lime In gut lu-r pulio shot.. Barlmra Wislvv aml Charlotte Swim slaml r4llml1lcring ln-lliml ln-r. READY T0 BUST THEIR BUTTUNS llivk Anclc-rs4m. Jukl- Clark. Boll Fvrnlv. and Mike Cruft inspvct the- Glnlw tl14'ulvl'. wlllvlm ilu-y lvuill YN'UNf WYE YYUNI Shri:-k tlw llulvlm lligll pa-pstcrs after Iln- lwaskvt- the- lll1I'ill'f lu Q-alt lllvn' llllll'llt 4. THE PAUSE 'I'llA'l' lll'lFRl'fSHl'lS Al llu E umm hour ilu-rm-'S llllllI4'lll!lQ fmnl aml wwlluugilx cr ' ilu- lzltefl gossip zummg IIII5 Slll4l1'lllN mlm Ql1lllll'l' in 14 - Seniors Miss Third-Hour Clubs, Adams, Barbara Pt-rrill 2: GAA 2: FHA 2. Alber, ,lim Los Gatos 43 Debate 3. Alexander, Frank Perrill 23 Red Cross 1.2.3.4. Allen, Emmett Briny Birds 2.3: Key Club 2.33 Band 1.2.33 Or- chestra 13 District Music Fest. 1.2.33 Football 2.3.43 H-Club 4. Allsup, Roger Key Club 3.43 Student Council 33 Debate 2.3.43 Band 1. Amrhein, Carla Perrill 3.4: Kayettes 3.43 GAA 43 Briny Birds 3.43 Pallctte and Brush 3.43 Red Cross 4. Atkerson. Jerry Band 3. Atkinson, Ernest Hi-Y 2g Track 3. Avery. Deloris Marie Pcrrill 2.33 GAA 33 Pallette and Brush 33 GAA sports 1.23 Choral Fest. 13 Office Worker 4. Baker, John Barnes, R er Hi-Y 23 Boys' Clgorus 2. - Barr, Jerry. Los Gatos 3.43 Band l.2,3,43 Pep Band 2,3Q Or- chestra 3.41. Music Council 3,43 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.33 Dance Band 3.4. Barrett, Patricia Perrill 2.3: Kayettcs 2.3.43 GAA 2,33 Briny Birds 2.3.43 FHA 2.3.43 Girls' Chorus 2.33 Choral Fest. lj Dist. Music Fest. l. Battin. Donna Ruth Kayettes 3: FHA 2.3: Officer Worker 3. Beardslee, Gary Briny Birds 43 Red Cross l.2.3.43 Bookkeeper 43 Golf 2.3.4. Beatty, Carolin Senior Yice-Pres.: Perrill 2.3.43 Kayettes 2.3.43 GAA 3.4: Briny Birds 3.43 Pallette and Brush 4,3 Co-ed Counselor 43 Los Gatos 4. Vice-Pres. 4: Modern Choir 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Madrigalians 43 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest. 2g By the Beautiful Sea 4. Behrens, Norman Transferred from Montezuma High School. Belisle, Judy Perrill 2.33 Kayettes 2.3.43 Hi-Y 2.3.43 Briny Birds 2.3.43 FHA 23 Red Cross 2.3.43 Girls' Chorus 23 Salt Hawk Revue 2. Berry, Gene Andrew Hi-Y 1.2.33 Briny Birds 2.33 Red Cross 1.2.3,43 Student Council 4g Los Gatos 3.43 Allagaroo 43 Buzz 33 Football 3.43 Track 1. Blodgett, Frank N. Perrill 2.3.43 Briny Birds 3.43 Hi-Y l.2.3.43 Key Club 3.43 Band 1.23 Choir 3,43 Boys' Chorus 3,43 Madrigalians 43 Music Council 1.23 Finian's Rainbow 33 By the Beautiful Sea 4: Ticket Force 2.3: Stage Crew 2.3.43 HAClub 43 Football 1.3.43 Golf 1.2. Bontrager, Bill Basketball 2,33 Track 23 Tennis 2.3. Bowles, Paul Perrill 23 Hi-Y 1.2. Pres. 13 Briny Birds 1.22 Key Club 1.2. Board 23 Sweetheart King Candi- date 43 Football 1.2.3.43 Basketball 1.2.33 Track 1.2.3.43 Wrestling 43 Allagaroo King Candi- date 4. Bowman, Mary Lou Perrill 2.3.43 Kayettes 2.33 GAA 23 Briny Birds 2.3.43 FHA 23 Co-ed Counselor 43 Choir 43 Salt Hawk Revue 33 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.33 Office Worker 43 By the Beautiful Sea 4. Boyer, Elva Perrill 2.3: Kayettes 2.33 GAA 2.33 GAA sports 2.3: Choral Fest. 1. Bracey, Georgia Brada., Don Valence Club 3.43 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Hi-Y 1.2,3.43 Student Council 43 H-Club 3.43 Dist. Speech Fest. 23 AVL Speech Fest. 23 Debate 23 Band 33 Music Council 2: Finian's Rainbow 3: Dist. THE TALL AND THE SHORT OF IT - Barbara Rucker tries to stretch to Frank Blodgettis height, but to no avail. Barbaraowas the shortest senior and Frank. the tallest. Music Fest. 3g State Music Fest. 33 Dance Band 33 Allagaroo 43 Junior Rotarian 4: Football 1. 2.3.43 Track 2,32 Tennis 4. Bradshaw, Shirley Kayettes 2.33 GAA 2,33 Briny Birds 2.33 Or- chestra 1.2. Brewer, Owen Clifford Valence Club 4g Allagaroo 4. Photographer 4. Briggs, Colleen Perrill 2,3Q Kayettes 2,33 FHA 2,33 Dist. Music Fest. 13 State Music Fest. 13 GAA sports 2.3. Brooks, John Perrill 3.4. Board 4g Lost Horizon 23 Curious Savage 23 Once in a Lifetime 33 Time Out for Ginger 33 One Foot in Heaven 43 January Thaw 43 AVL Speech Fest. 33 Stage Crew 2.3.4. Man- ager 3.4. Brown, Duane Perrill 2.3.43 Briny Birds 2.3.41 Student Council 2.3.43 Once in a Lifetime 33 Time Out for Ginger 33 Stage Crew 33 Track 2. Brown, Jerry Hi-Y l.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 43 Key Club 2.33 H-Club 2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 43 Boys' Chorus 23 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest. 23 Allagaroo King Candi- date 43 Sweetheart King Candidate 43 Football 1.2.3.43 Basketball 1.3.43 Track 2.3.4. Brown, Loy Perrill 2.33 Kayettes 2.3. Secretary 33 GAA 2.3.4. Board 3.43 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Red Cross 2.3. Historian 23 Student Council 4. Vice-Pres. 43 Co-ed Counselor 43 MOB 43 Dist. Speech Fest. 3g Debate 3g GAA sports 33 DAR Pilgrim 4. Brown, Porter Briny Birds 2.3.4. Board 4g Student Council 1.2. 3.43 H-Club 3.43 Choir 2.33 Boys, Chorus 2,33 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest. 23 Dist. Music Fest. 2g Allagaroo King Candidate 43 Football 1,2.3.43 Basketball 1.2.3,43 Track 3.43 Tennis 2. Brown, Tom Perrill 2.33 Briny Birds 2.3.41 Pallette and Brush 3g Red Cross 2.3.41 Allagaroo King Candidate 43 H-Club 2.3.43 Football 1.43 Basketball 1.2.3,43 Track 23 Golf 33 Tennis 4. Brown. Vernon Hi-Y lg Red Cross 2,31 Student Council 3.4: Band l.2,3.43 Pep Band 2.33 Orchestra 13 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3. Bryan, Sally Perrill 2,33 Kayettes 2.3.43 GAA 2.3.43 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Pallette and Brush 33 Student Coun- cil 23 Co-ed Counselor 43 Los Gatos 33 Choir 43 Girls' Chorus 1.2.33 Triple Trio 13 Nonettes 3.43 Salt Hawk Revue 2g Finian's Rainbow 33 Choral Fest. 1.23 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3.4-3 Kayette Choir 2,33 Allagaroo 43 Buzz 33 By the Beautiful Sea 4. Buhler, Gary Lee Red Cross 4. Buskirk. Wayne .lunior Vice-Pres.: Perrill 4g Hi-Y 2.3.43 Briny Birds 43 Key Club 3.43 Student Council 3.4. Pres. 43 Band 1.2.31 Pep Band 33 Orchestra 13 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.33 Bookkeeper 2.3.4. Head Bookkeeper 43 Basketball 1.2.33 Track 2g Ten- nis 43 Junior Rotarian 43 Boys' State 3. Cantrell, Ken Los Gatos 33 Red Cross 1.2.3.43 Band 1,2.3.43 Pep Band 2,32 Dance Band 3.4. Carson, Mildred Perrill 2g GAA 23 FHA 3. Carter, Mickie Kayettes 2g FHA 2.3.43 Pepperettes 2.33 Choral Fest. 1. Chappel, Jalayne Kayettes 4g GAA 2.33 FHA 2.3.43 Girls' Chorus 2,3Q GAA sports 2.3. Chrest, Jack Bookkeeper 4. Coffman, Sherry Senior Treasurer3 Kayettes 33 GAA 3.43 Briny Birds 3.43 FHA 3g Los Gatos 43 Football Queen Attendant 43 Joe's Chorus Line 4. Colegrove, Judy Perrill 33 Kayettes 2.3.41 GAA 2.33 GAA sports 2.33 FHA 43 Band l.2.3.43 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3. Coleman, Delores Louise Kayettes 2,33 Girls' Chorus 2.33 Salt Hawk Revue 2. Pile Up Credit for Graduation, Colwell, Maurice Key Club 4: Los Gatos 3.4. Treasurer 4: Book- keeper 2: Football 1: Tennis 2.3.4. Cook. Delores FHA 2. Cooper, Darlene Briny Birds 3. Creech, Jerry L. Pcrrill 2: l'allette and Brush 4: Choral Fest. 1. Crow, Bill Dahl, Judy Perrill 3: Kayettes 1.2.3: GAA 3.4. soloist 4: Briny Birds 3.4, Board 4: Co-ed Counselor 4: Kayettc Choir 3: CAA sports 4: A-Team Cheer- leader 4: Choir 3.4: Madrigalians 4: Finian's Rainbow 3. Dahlman. Ann l'errill 3: Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2.3: Briny Birds 2.3: FHA 2: Red Cross 2.3: l.os Gatos 3.4: GAA sports 2: Choir 2.3.4: Girls' Chorus 1: Nonettes 3.4: Finian's Rainbow 3: Choral Fest. 2. Danford, Beverly Perrill 2.3: Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2.3.4: Briny Birds 2.3: FHA 2: Los Gatos 3.4: GAA sports 2.3.4: Buzz 3: Allagaroo 4. Darrell, Sue Ferrill 2.3.4: Kayettes 2.3.4: GAA 2.3.4: Henri- etta the Eighth 4: Stage Crew 4. Darrow, Lance Briny Birds 3: l-l-Club 3.4. Secretary and Treas- urer 4: Boys' Chorus 1: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest. 1: Football 4: Basketball l.3.4: Track 3.4. Davis, ,lack Dawson, Floyd Tony Football 1.2.3. Decker, Joe F. lli-Y 1,2,3,4. Dessenberger. Janice Perrill 2.3.4: Kayettes 2.3.4: GAA 2.3.4: Briny Birds 2.3.4: Pallette and Brush 4: FHA 3.4: Red Cross l.2.3.4: Pepper:-ttes 2.3: GAA sports 3: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest. 1.2: Dist. Music Fest. 1.2. Dickinson, Rusty Perrill 4: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Briny Birds 4: Pallette and Brush 3: Red Cross 1.2.3.4: Key Club 2.3.4: Band 1: Boys' Chorus 2: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest. 2: Student Cashier 2: Football 1: Track 2.3.4. Dierkson, Larry Hi-Y 2: Track 1. Dillon, Bob ll-Club 4: l'errill 2: Hi-Y 2: Briny Birds 2,3,4. Vice-Pres. 4. Board 3.4: Key Club 3: l.os Gatos 3.4-. Pres. 4: Football 1.4: Track 1: Golf 2.3.4: B-Team Cheerleader 3: Buzz 3: Allagaroo 4. Donley, Richard Briny Birds 2.3: Track 1.3. Duarte, Mary Louise Kayettes 3: Briny Birds 4: FHA 3: Los Gatos 3.4. Durflinger, Alice Louise Kayettes 2.3: CAA 2.3: Briny Birds 2: FHA 2: Choir 1: Salt Hawk Revue 1: GAA sports 2.3. Eisiminger, Karen l'errill 2.3.4: Kayetlcs 2.3: GAA 2.3.4: Briny Birds 2.3.4. Program Chairman 4: l'allette and Brush 2.3.4: GAA sports 2.3.4: Girls' Chorus l.2.3: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest. 1: Dist. Music Fest. 1: ,loe's Chorus Line 3.4. Elliott, Nancy Lou Einbiek, Bob l'errill 2: Hi-Y 2: Briny Birds 3: H-Club 4: Choral Fest. 1: Buzz 3: Football 1.3.4-: Basket- ball 1.2: Track 3: Golf 2.4. Ewy, Donna ,lean CAA 3: FHA 4: Choir l.3.4: Nonettes 3,4: Salt llawk Revue 1: Dist. Music Fest, 3.4. Fairchild, Peggy l'errill 2.3: Kaye-ttes 2.3.4: CAA 2.3: Briny Birds 2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4. Board 2.3: Co-ed Counselor 4: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest. 1.2: Dist. Alusie Fest. 1: Buzz 3: Allagaroo 4: Basketball Queen Attendant 1. Farmer, Helen l'errill 2.3: CAA 2.3: Pallettc and Brush 2: Orchestra 1.2.3.4: Choir 3.4. Fernie, Betsy Sophomore Secretary: Perrill 2.3: Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2.3.4. Alice-Pres. 4. Board 3.4: Briny'Birds 2.3.4, Board 3.4: Pallette and Brush 2.3: Red Cross 2.3.4: Co'ecl Counselor 4: Los Gatos 4: Kayette Choir 3: GAA sports 2.3.4: Girls' Chorus 1.2: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest. 1.2: A-Team Cheerleader 4: Stage Crew 2: Football Queen Attendant 4. Fischer. Darrell D. Foster, Janet Perrill 2.3: Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2.3: Briny Birds 3: GAA sports 2.3: Band 1,2.3,4. Fotopoulos, Christy Perrill 2: Hi-Y 1: Band 1,2.3.4: Pep Band 2: Orchestra 1. Fox, Evelyn llerrill 3: Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2.3: FHA 2.3.4. Board 4: Red Cross 3: Orchestra l.2.3: Finian's Rainbow 3: Dist. Alusic Fest. 1.2.3: Bookkeeper 4: Office Worker 4. Francis, Carol Senior Secretary: Perrill 2: Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2.3.4: Briny Birds 2.3.4: Dist. Music Fest. 1: Buzz 3: Allagaroo 4. Francis, ,loc .lunior Pres.: Perrill 2.3. Treasurer 3: Hi-Y 1.2. 3. Treasurer 3: Briny Birds 3.4. Board 3.4: Key Club 2.3.4. Yice-Pres. 4: Student Council 2.3.4: MOB 4: Once in a Lifetime 3: Boys' Chorus 1.2: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Buzz 3: A-Team Cheer- leader 3.4: Head Cheerleader 4: Stage Crew 2.3: Sweetheart King Candidate 4: Wrestling 4: Foot- ball 1.2: Basketball 1: Track 1.2. Garcia, Rosie l'errill 2.3: Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2.3: Briny Birds 2.3.4: I-'HA 2.31 GAA sports 2.3. Gensler, Pete Ghormloy, Margaret FHA 4: Band 4. Ch0l'lnl0y, Martha FHA 4: Band 4. Giffin. Larry Hi-Y 1: Briny Birds 2.3: Student Council 1: Boys' Chorus 1: Salt Hawk Revue 1: Choral Fest. 1. Goertzen, Larry Dale Goertzen, Richard LeRoy Goheen, Donna Faye Perrill 2.3: Kayettcs 2.3: FHA 2: Co-ed Counse- lor 4: Kayette Choir 3: Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 2.3: Triple Quartet 3: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Finianis Rainbow 3: Choral Fest. 2: Dist. Music Fest. 2.3: State Music Fest. 3. Gonzales, Gloria Angela Los Gatos 4. Gordon, Marcia Jo ' Perrill 2.3.4: Kayettes 2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 4: GAA 2.3.4: Briny Birds 2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4: Co-ed Counselor 4: Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 1.3: Finian's Rainbow 3: By the Beautiful Sea 4: GAA sports 2: Dist. Music Fest. 1: Choral Fest. 1: Girls' State 4: Our Town 4. Gould, Roy C. Perrill 2: Red Cross 3.4: Choir 4: Boys' Chorus 2.3.4: Finian's Rainbow 3: By the Beautiful Sea 4. Graber. Bob Football 1: Basketball 1. Graber, Dick Perrill 2.3: Student Council 4. Treasurer 4: Valence Club 3.4. Vice-Pres. 4: ll-Club 3.4: Buzz 4: Allagaroo King Candidate 4: Golf 2.3.4. Graves, Larry Dean Green. Helen Perrill 4: Briny Birds 4: Pallettc and Brush 4: Stage Crew 4: Henrietta the lfigghth 4. Gruver, Imogene Kayettes 2: GAA 2: Briny Birds 2: Fll.A 2.4: GAA sports 2: Salt Hawk Revue 2. Guthrie. Dolores Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2: FHA 2.3.4: l.os Gatos 3: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest. 2. Hall, ,Ian Perrill 2.3.4: Kavcttes 2.3: GAA 2.3.4: Briny Birds 2.3.4. Secretary 4: Pallette and Brush 2.3.4. Board 4: Co-cd Counselor 4: Los Gatos 3.4: Allagaroo 4: A-Team Cheerleader 4: Football Queen Attendant 4: .lot-'s Chorus Line 3.4. Hammond. Dorothv Kauffman FHA 2.3: Band 1.2.3.4. Hamer, jean Marie Ferrill 2.3.4: Kayettes 2.3: CAA 2.3.4: Briny Birds 2.3.4: Pallette and Brush 2.3.4. Secretary 3. Pres. 4: Once in a Lifetime 3: llenrietla the Eighth 4: Finian's Rainbow 3: By the 'Beautiful Sea 4: GAA sports 2.3.4: Stage Crew 2.3.4. FOUR SENIOR LADS who were chosen as ,lunior Rotarians are: Don Powell. Tom Brown, Wayne Buskirk, and Don Brada. 147 Choose Cast for Senior Play, llnrriaun, W'1l11illll jay 1'1-rri11 2: Hi-Y 1.2: liriny Birds 4: S1lll1t'll1 lizisliivr 3: Sw:-m'l111':irt King Cam1iu1alr' 4. Hurt, Chuvk 11411111 4: 1,1'1I 11111111 4: 17isl. Niusiv Fmt. 44: 11y 1111- 1111111111111 Fm 1: 1111111-v 1131111 1. llurtna-ss. lrl 111-X 12: 1.11- liillus 12: Orvlnwlra 1.2.5111 Finiunl liuiiilmms 3: 113 111l' livziuliful 5:11 -1: 11ist. Wusim' 191-ft. 1.2.1111 Slam' N111-iv Fm-sl. 11.-1: 1Jum'c 11311111 3.-1. llnskursl. Donald Eugm-no 111mii' 11: 11uy:-1 1l1lm'us 1.2.11g llisl, Music Fvsl. 1: '11l'Lll'1i 2.3. llanskalwl. Putty 1'e-rri11 2.3.11 Kaiyvltv- 2.3.11 1111 2.3.4. F11rv:iN- 1114I'l' 1. 11u.ml 3.1: 11i'iny 11ir41- 2.3.1: Pulls-Ilv um1 1il'11N1l 2.3.1. '1'i'vusi1i'e'i' 15: Stud:-nl linum-i1 3: ll X1 qmrlx 2.3.11 Xllugui-on 1: Hum 21. llalyvs, Dixiv 1'm'1'ri11 3.11: R21f'1'11l'B 2.34: UNA 2.3: liriny 1111115 2.3.41 1'111 2.3: 1.o- balm 1: 51111 11uwk Iivvln' '1' f'1lul l1 1'1n'N1 '7 114-nric-ks. Conv 114-nry. WEIIIPI' lilmir 2.3.13 114155 C1mi'u- 2.3.11 Nluilrignliulix Ii.-1: S1111 Ilimk 11l'1l11' 2: lfiniaiil liziinlmw 31 1.1i0ru1 1'wl. 13 lim. Niusn' 1'0sI. Z, V 111-nslvy, 1'allly 1x:1yQ'1lvs 2: IDX-X 2: 1911A 2.3.4-: 11111141 1.2.3.4-. 114-rdi. Carol 1'1-rri11 11: Kay-lin-N 2.3: 1211 2.3: 11.11111 1.2.33 0i'v111-51:11 1: Xlusiv liounvil 2: Dist, Xlufiv 191-Nl. 1.2.31 1211 Npnrl- 2: Offivi- Workvr 1. 111-rrvll. Donald 114-rron, E1in0r 1'4'r1'i11 f1: Kziyvllv- 2.3: 1111 -1 2.51: 11riny 1111115 2.3.4-1 111-11 Cross 2: Flmivul 1101111911 3: C0-M1 ffuunwlur 1: Girl? 111101114 S13 Salt 11ziwk 111-1111- 2: Kzlivllw Choir 31 UXX Nporlx 2: 11a-1u'I1ru11 IACK LUXYRY gi-is his liead iiivasliwcl Ihr a 1n 'W' ' ' ' 1 1 ir-s lzsllivr Lupv, 1-lmlmmg lcuriwr. Quvm-n All:-mlant 4. Hester, F1-rnie Louise Hiott, Jerry Hi-Y 1: Rm-11 Cross 2: Ilunml 1: Buzz 3: Allugaroo 4: 1,1l010gI'ilj71I1'I' 3.4. Iligdon, Norma ,Ie-an Kaye-tlef 3: FH.-X 1.23.41 llirlf lilmrnx 1.4: 11151. Xiusil' Fe-sl. 1. Hill, WR-sley Eldon Pi-rri11 2: 114-11 Cross 1.2.3.4: Nuys' Cliorus 3. Hinshaw, Richard J. llipp, Margiv 1'vrri11 2.34: Kaye-llvs 2.3.4-g CAA 2g 1'L-ppc'1'- 0114-Q 3: Full 11auk H4-vuc 2. Holloway. Jerry A. 11riny 1111115 2: Trunk 1. llollowvll, Donna L. Holmvs, lilll b2ll'1l Ann Kuyi-Ilw 2.3: FHQX 2.4: 1.0s Gatos 3. 1101011114-k, Rirlmrd 11411141 1: C1mir4: Boys' Cliorus 1.2.3,4: 1 inian1 Rainbow 3: 17191. Music Fest. 3: Slain' Music 151-NI. 3: 115 lln- 11:-auliful Sea 1. Horton. V1-rnon Alfred Hi-1 3: 11-1f1u1m 4: Urn-iieslrzi 1.2.3.-I-1 fllmir 4: 11055 ffimru- 3.4: 1 iniz1n's Rainbow 3: 11y I114' 1102111111111 S4-11 -1: 171101111111 1.2.3.4-. Howvy, Carry 1.. 1'vrri11 2: 1'u11n'I1f- and 11rus1i 2: Siaggv fin-w 2.11, Hu110l', Marilyn 15-rri11 2.3: Kziyetlw 2.3: C11 2.3: 11riny 11ir41- 2.f1.1: 1'a11r'IIv ami 11111411 4: 1:1111 2.3: C0-r-11 lfnun-elor 1: Pe-ppm-rvlles 3: 1,0w Cain- 3.-1. Uoural 4g fl XX sporls 3: Choir 3.-1: Girl-' Chorus 2: x1ill1l'1QlL1112lllS 4: S2111 Hawk Rvvue 2: ifiiiiaifs Huinlrow 3: 1l110ra1 1 1's1. 1.2: Dist. Music Fest. 1. fl: 11y 1110 lierauiiful 5021 4. Huff, Deanna V. Kayvll:-Q 2.3: Cl.-1-1 2.I1.f1: G11 -porh 3.11: Hriny 1llI'l1N 4. 1-1111 aml guwn 4 Humphreys, Diane' Perrill 2.3.43 Kuyvtles 2.3.1. Board 4: CAA 2, 3.4: Uriny Birds 2.34: 1'zi11elI0 and Brush 2.3: 5111411-nl Council 2.3: Co-1-11 Couusvlor 4: One F001 in 1'1f-avi-n 'Lg Dist. Spec-C11 Fvsi. 4: AVL Spevm'1i 15951. 1: llir1f ffimrus 1.2.31 S311 Hawk Rum' 2: Ciiorzxl FPA. 1.2: Dist. N1llF1C 17051. 1.2.31 Slate x1ll'1l' Fest. 3: Eiisvniinln- Accompan- ist 1.2.31 Kayvllm' Choir fi: C11 sports 2.3: Fo0l1ra11 Queen ,'x11f'l1K13111 -1. Huntsman, Richard Ingram, Doris Pur1'i11 2.3.43 Kayvtlcs 2.3.flig GAA 2.34: 11riny 11ir41s 2.34: Pa111-Ile and 11rus1i 2.3.4. Board 3.4: 1-'HX 2.1: R611 Cross 4: p1'1lPPI'011l'4 2.31 Kayvlle Choir 3: C-X-K sports 3, jalvobs, Cary D. James, Bill Hi-3 1: R941 Cross 1.23.41 5111110111 Countil 1: 1131111 1: Swwtin-zi1'I King, 4: 1700111311 1.2.3.4-g lluwkm-1111111 1.2.3.'lf: Track 2.3.4. Jvnkins, Shirlny Kayvllm-N 2.3: 11riny 11irn1x 2: PHX 2.3.-1: 1.0s llatox 3.1: llirli lilmrui 2: 5311 Hawk Rf'N'llQ' 2: l,f1im'u1 Fefl. 2: ilist. Xlufiv Fc-sl. 1.2, johnson. Judy 1JQ'I'I'l11 2: Kayx-lim-s 2: UN-1 2: iiriny Birsis 2.3.4. Johnson, Karen 1'vrri11 fi: Kuyvltc-:Q 2.3: CNX 2: 11riny 13ir41s 2.3.4. johnson, Richard Ftuflr-nl flmmvil 1: 1181141 1.2.31 15-p 11am1 1.2.31 Oftiilf'-lI'i1 11 114lf1u1w 41 1700111311 '11 Baxkz-l1ra11 1.2.3.-1: Travk 3.1. Jones, Hob Pc-r1'i11 3: Hi-H 1.2: llriiiy 11ire1Q 2.3: Rf-fl Cross 1.2.31 K4-y 1.111111 2.3: 11111141 1.2: 1,1-p 13anr1 1.2: 0I'C1ll'h1l'il 1: 11-'1'm-um C1lA'Pl'1l'af16I' 3: Bookkvvper 2.3: Wrm-stling fi. Janos. Harold Jacob '1'i':ln-fvriw-41 from 1.111114 High SF11001. Jones, June Kayvllw 2.3: F118 2.3: Pe-pp:-iw-iles 3: Salt Hawk Rvviu- 2.3: Choral 1 e'sl. 2.3, Jones, Sharon Perrill 3: Kaya-111-S 2.3. 11oarr1 3: CAA 2.3.4, 1303111 3.4: 11riny Birds 2.34: Fl'1A 2,3,4i. 1'l'6s. 4. Hoarri 2.3.4-: 5Iur1enl ffmmf'i1 4: Co-mi COUIIQP- 101 -1: 121.1 Npnrlx 2.3.11 ljlmral 15.--I. 2. Joycv, Gary I-Ii-Y 1.2.3.-1: Ki-v Cluly 3.1: 111111 1: C011 3.4. Kaspvr. jerry P1-rrill 2: 11111111 1.23.41 15-p 11111111 1.2.3.4: llist. Music 174-sl. 1.2.35 Damw- 11411141 3.4. Kasper, Judy Pe1'ri11 3.4. Hoaiwl 4: Kayvltm-s 2.3.4. lioaral 3.4: CHX 2.3: iiriny 11ir11+ 2.3.-1: F111 2.3: fin-611 Counn-lor 4: Once- in a 1.11'l'11I11P 3: Om- Fool in Heawn -1: H1-nrivlta lin- ifightli 1: Choir 3.4: Ensvmlnlv Arvoiiipunigt 3.-1: Girl! lI1iorus'2: S311 Hawk RPYllt' 2: Finialfs Rainluuw 3: ff1mra1 Fest. 1.2: Dist. Niusic F:-sl. 2.3: 11y the 111-uuliful SP3 4: Kayc-Hr' Choir 3: UAA sports 2.3: Office Workm' 44. Kell:-r. Cary Yali-nw 1f1u1r 1: Ke-y lfluln 2.3.-1: 11:-p 11ani1 3.4: Bam! 1.2.3.-1: 11iNl. Klum- Fest. 1.23: 115: the He-autiful Sva 1: Fonlluull 1: Truvk 1.2: '1'vn- nis 1. Kelly, Ann Perri11 2.3: Kay:-llvs 2.3: UAA 2.3.1113 Briny 1111115 2.3.4: 11411 Cross 2.3.4. Viw-P11-s. 4: CAA sports 2.3: Girls, Clmruw Kc-11y, Patricia LN' Kayvtlv- 1.3: 11riny Bird- 1. Kvrwood, Ronald Kimberly, 1.11 Veta Kayvllvs 2.3: 12111 2.3: 11riny 11ir41s 2.34: 1911A 2: Llioral lu-sl. 1. King, Maurici- 13an11'1.2.3.-1: 1 nol11a11 1.2.3.4: H-Club: 'iiruck 1.2.3. Kluss, Karlton Perrili 2.3.4. 11oar41 4: Briny Birds 2: Stage Crvvv 2.3.4. Present Y Krey, Reita Perrill 2.3.43 Kayettes 2.33 GAA 23 Briny Birds 2: Pallette and Brush 33 Red Cross 2.3.4. Kuhn, William E. By the Beautiful Sea 43 Choir 3,43 Boys' Chorus 2.3.43 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Finian's Rainbow 33 Choral Fest. 23 Dist. Music Fest. 2.32 -Track 3. Lacy, Jerry Transferred from Lamed High School. Lamb, Dalea C. Perrill 2.33 Kayettes 23 GAA 2.33 Briny Birds 2.3.43 FHA 23 GAA sports 2.33 Office Worker 43 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest 33 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2,3. Lampher, Carolyn Kayettes 23 GAA 2.33 Los Gatos 43 Choir 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Office Worker 43 Nonettes 3.43 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest. 23 Dist. Music Fest. 3,4. Landrum, Dick Hi-Y 1.4, Vice-Pres. 13 Briny Birds 4, Treas- urer 43 By the Beautiful Sea 43 Debate 2,3.4i Band 1.2.3,43 Pep Band 2.3.43 Choir 43 Madri- galians 4. Lane, Dave Los Gatos 3.4, Board 43 Buzz 43 Track 1.41 Hi-Y 1.2.3. Lawson, Joyce Layman, Carl Hi-Y 13 Track 2. Lees, Janis Perrill 3.43 Kayettes 2.3.43 GAA 2.3.41 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Pallette and Brush 43 Red Cross 43 Co-ed Counselor 43 Pepperettes 2.33 Valence 43 Allagaroo 43 Buzz 3. Lehman, Kenneth W. Pallette and Brush 23 Red Cross 1.2.1-3.43 Choir 23 Music Council 23 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest. 23 Dist. Music Fest. 2. Lewis, Allie Bett Briny Birds 43 Pallette and Brush 43 Girls' Chorus 43 Nonettes 43 Transferred from another high school. Lindsey, Ken H-Club 43 Perrill 3.43 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Hi-Y 23 Key Club 23 Boys' Chorus 33 Football 3,43 Basketball 23 Track 2.43 Tennis 3. Lively, June Perrill 2,33 Kayettes 2.3.43 GAA 2,33 GAA sports 2,33 Briny Birds 2.3.43 FHA 2.3.43 Co-ed Counselor 43 Girls' Chorus 1.33 Choral Fest. lg Dist. Music Fest. li Buzz 33 Allagaroo 4. Lord, Merle Briny Birds 3: Band l.2.3.43 Pep Band 2.3.43 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Finian's Rainbow 33 Choral Fest. 1: Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3.4: State Music Fest. 1.2.33 Dance Band 3,43 Basketball 23 By the Beautiful Sea 4. Lowe, Chester Perrill 33 Orchestra 1.2.3,43 Finian's Rainbow 33 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3.4-3 Los Gatos 3.43 By the Beautiful Sea 43 Dance Band 3.4. Lowenstein, Florence Kayettes 1.23 GAA' 2.3.4. Board 3.42 Briny Birds 2.3.4. Board 43 FHA 2: Pallette and Brush 23 Buzz 33 Allagaroo 43 Basketball Queen 4. Lowrey, ,lack McCalla, Florene Kayettes 33 FHA 2,43 Red Cross 43 Salt Hawk Revue 2. McCauley, Phyllis Perrill 2.3.43 Kayettes 2.3.43 GAA 2.3.4. Secre- tary 4. Board 3.43 Briny Birds, 2.3.43 Pallette and Brush 2.3.43 FHA 2.33 Kayette Choir 33 GAA sports 2.3.43 Choir 2.3.43 Nonettes 33 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Finian's Rainbow 3g Dist. Music Fest. 2.3. McClellan, Gary Band 1.2,3.43 Pep Band 3. McClure, John Warren Briny Birds 43 Student Council 33 Debate 3g Dance Band 3,43 Band 1,2.3.43 Pep Band 2.33 Orchestra 1.23 Music Council 2.3.43 Dist. Music Fest. lL2lQV.Basketball 13 Track 1. nnual Gift to School, McC0wn, Brian Perrill 4: Hi-Y 1.2.32 Red Cross l.2.3.43 Key Club 43 Dist. Speech Fest. 43 AVL Speech Fest. 43 State Speech Fest. 4g Debate 3,43 Band 1.2. 3,43 Pep Band 3.4-3 Choir 1.2.43 Boys' Chorus 23 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest. 23 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3.43 By the Beautiful Sea 43 Basketball 13 Track 13 Tennis .4. McCurry, Larry Perrill 33 Hi-Y 1: H-Club 2.3.43 Track 1.2.3.4. McDermed, Judy Perrill 2.3.43 Kayettes 2.33 GAA 2.3.43 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Red Cross 1.2.3.43 Co-ed Counse- lor 43 Los Gatos 43- Kayette Choir 2,33 -By the Beautiful Sea 43 Choir 3,43 Girls' Chorus 1,23 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Finian's'Rainbow 3g Choral Fest. 23 Girls' State 4. McKenzie, Larry V. Perrill 43 Briny Birds 3,43 Red Cross 3.43 Henri- etta the Eighth 43 One Foot in Heaven 43 Al- lagaroo King 43 Stage Crew 4. McKinney, Gayle Perrill 2,32 Kayettes 2,3,43 GAA 2,3,4Q Briny Birds 2.3.43 GAA sports 2.33 Band 2,3,43 Twirl- er 2,3,43 Football Queen 4. McKnight, Emily Perrill 2.3.43 Kayettes 2,33 GAA 2.3.4, Soloist 23 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Pallette and Brush 2.3.43 Los Gatos 43 Lost Horizon 2g Curious Savage 23 Once in a Lifetime 33 One Foot in Heaven 43 Dist. Speech Fest. 2,33 AVL Speech Fest. 2,33 State Speech Fest. 2.33 Choir 43 Girls' Chorus 2g Salt Hawk Revue 23 Dist. Music Fest. 23 State Music Fest. 23 Kayette Choir Director 33 By the Beautiful Sea 43 GAA sports 23 Stage Crew 2.3. McNeil, Larry Transferred from Tribune, Kansas3 Allagaroo 4. McQuilliam, Robert Hi-Y 13 Los Gatos 43 Choir 43 Boys' Chorus 3.43 By the Beautiful Sea 4. Marshall, Shirley Kayettes 2,3Q GAA 2.33 Briny Birds 43 Pallette and Brush 2,33 GAA sports-23 Girls' Chorus 23 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest. 1.21 Dist. Music Fest. 23 State Music Fest. 2. Martin, Betty Anne Kayettes 2g GAA 23 Briny Birds 2,3, Board 33 Basketball Queen Attendant 4. Martin, Chet Track l. Martin, Kristine Perrill 2,33 Kayettes 2.3.4. Board 43 GAA 2.3.4, Board 43 Briny Birds 2.3.4, Board 43 Pallette and Brush 23 Student Council 43 Co-ed Counse- lor 43 GAA sports 2.3.43 Girls' Chorus 23 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest.'1.23 Dist. Music Fest. 1,23 State Music Fest. 1.23 Girls' State 4. Mayfield, Lelia Mary Kayettes 2.3.41 GAA 2.33 Briny Birds 2.3.43 FHA 23 Student 'Council 1. Vice-Pres. 1: Valence Club 3.4. Secretary. Treasurer 43 Co-ed Counse- lor 43 Orchestra 1,2.3.43 Finian's Rainbow 33 Dist. Music 1.2.3.43 String Quartet 43 By the Beautiful Sea 4. Meier, Larry R. Briny Birds 2.3.43 Pallette and Brush 2.33 Red Cross 1.2.3.43 H-Club 43 Stage Crew 3: Boys' Chorus 2,33 Football 4g Basketball 13 Track 1. Mershon, Carladel Perrill 2.43 FHA 43 Red Cross 3.43 Orchestra 1. 2.33 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3. Miller, Carolyn FHA 43 Salt Hawk Revue 2. Miller, Marilyn Jean Mitchell, Mildred Kayettes 33 Briny Birds 2.3.4. Mock, Frank E. Perrill 43 Briny Birds 43 Key Club 2.3.4. Secre- tary. Program Chairman, Vice-Pres.. Board 3,4Q Band 1.23 Pep Band 2.3.43 Boys' Chorus 23 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Dist. Music Fest. 23 By the Beautiful Sea 43 Wrestling 4. Mooney, Nancy Kayettes 2.33 GAA 2.3.43 Briny Birds 2.3.43 F1-IA 3.4, Treasurer 43 Pepperettes 2.3. Nelson, Walter Red Cross 1.2.3,43 Band 1,2.3,4. Nevius, Dorothy Perrill 2,32 GAA 23 Pallette and Brush 23 Or- chestra 1,2,3.43 Girls' Chorus 4: Finian's Rain- bow 33 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.33 State Music Fest. 1.2.3. Novinger, Tommy Lane Noyes, Marcy Perrill 3: Kayettes 23 GAA 2.33 Briny Birds 2.3.43 FHA 2. Osborn. Bill HAT LEAST IT'S THE LAST ONE thinks Patty Barrett as she takes her last final exam. Say Good-By to Old lassmates, Parker, Ronald Band 1.2.3.4: Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3. -Parks, Bt-th :Ioan Perrill 2.3: GAA 2.3: FHA 2.3: Bed Cross 2: Co-ed Counselor 4: Band 1: Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 2.3: Salt llawk Revue 2.3: Finian's Rain- bow 3: Choral Ft-st. 2.3: Dist, Music Fest. 2.3: State Music Fest. 2.3: By the Beautiful Sea 4: GAA sports 2.3: Office Worker 4. Pauley, Betty Jo Girls' Chorus 4: Dist. Music Fest. 4 Penner, Carlee Perrill 2.3: Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2.3.4: Briny Birds 2.3.4: Pallvltt- and Brush 2.3: FH.-X 2: Student Council 23 Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 1.2.3: Aladri- galians 3.4: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral' Fest. 1.2: Dist. Alusit' Fe-st. 1.2.3.-l: By the Beautiful Sea 4: Buzz 3: lllagaroo 4: Basketball Queen Attend- ant 4. Perkins. Delwin H-Club 3.1. Pres. -l: Choir 3.4: Boys' Chorus 1.2.3.4: Salt Hawk Brute 2: Finian's Rainbow 3. Choral Fest. 2.3: Dist. Nlusic Fest. 1.2.3.4: By the Beautiful Sea 4: Bookkeeper 2.3: Football 1.2.3.4: Tratk 1.2.3.4. Perry, Don Dean Perrill 2: Rt-tl Cross 1.2.3.4: Los Gatos 4. Peters, Gary H-Club 3.4: Briny Birds 3.4: Football 4: Basket- ball 3: Track 3.4. Phillips, Nancy Perrill 3: Kayetles 3: GAA 2: Briny Birds 4: Los Gatos 'l-: Buzz 3. Pierce, Ann .lunior Set-rt-tary: Perrill 2.3. Secretary 3: Kay- ettes 2.3.4. Program Chairman 4. Board 3.4: GAA 2.3.4. Board 3.4: Briny Birds 2.3.4. Pres. 4: Student Council 1. Pres. 1: MOB 4: GAA sports 2.3.4: Time Out for Ginger 3. Polark, Carolyn Kayettes 2.3.4: FHA 1.2.3.4: Girls, Chorus 1.2,3.4: Triple Trio 1: Kuycttc Choir 3. Poornmn, Buddy Gene Powell, Don Graber Hi-Y 3: Key Club 2.3.4. Vice-Pres.. Lieut. Gov. 3. Pres.. Gov. 4: Student Council 2.3: Dist. Speech Fest. 2.3.4: 'XYL Speech Fest. 2.3.4: State Speech Fest. 3: Debate 2.3.4: Jr. Rotarian 4. Powell, Vaughn L. Hi-Y 1.2.3: Briny Birds 4: By the Beautiful Sea 4: Choir 3.4: Boys' Chorus 1.2.3.4-: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Finianis Rainbow 3: Choral Fest. 2.3: Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3,4: Bookkeeper 3.4: Basketball 2.3: Track 2.3,4. Pray, Don Hi-Y 1: Debate 2.3.4: Band 1.2.3.4: Pep Band 4: Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3. Price, Ronnie Perrill 3.4: Kayettes 2.3.4: GAA 2.3.4: Briny Birds 2.3.4: FHA 3.4: Co-ed Counselor 4: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral 1: Office Worker 4. Purcell, Louise Kayettes 2: GAA 2: FHA 2.3.4: GAA sports 2: Girls' Chorus 2: Dist. Alusic Fest. 2: Library Assistant 3.4. Raleigh. Pat Perrill 2: Briny Birds 3.4. Board 4: Pallette and Brush 3.4: Key Club 3: A-Team Cheerleader 4. Ratlief, Janice Kayettes 2: FHA 4: Band 1: Girls, Chorus 1. Rayl, Connie Perrill 2.3.4: Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2.3.4: Briny Birds 2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4, Board 2.3.4. Historian 4: Peppers-ltes 2.3: GAA sports 2.3: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest. 2. Rayl, Edward L. Rayl, Lee Student Council 1. Razo, Tony Track 1. Reed, Anthony Craig Briny Birds 3.4: Pallette and Brush 2.3.4: Key Club 3,4: Buzz 3: Allagaroo 4: Photographer 2.3.4. Renfro, Bonita Jean GAA 3.4: Briny Birds 4: FHA 4: Red Cross 2.3.4: GAA 'sports 4: Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 2.3.4: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest. 1.2. Richards, Lee Roberts, Elaine Perrill 2.3.4: Kayettes 2.3: Briny Birds 2.3.4: Red Cross 3: Student Council 4. Secretary 4: Co-ed Counselor 4: Los Gatos 3.4. Secretary 4: By the Beautiful Sea 4: Band 3.4: Twirler 3.4: IT YVON'T BE LONG lmogene Gruyer sigh over ploma. y McNeil and copy of the di- Choir 3.4: Madrigalians 4: Nonettes 3: Music Council 3: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Finian's Rain- bow 3: Dist. Music Fest. 3.4. Roberts, Irene Perrill 2: Kayettes 2.3: Briny Birds 2,3,4: Pep- perettes 3: Los Gatos 3.4: Buzz 3. Robidou, Mary Perrill 3: Kayettcs 2: GAA 3: Briny Birds 3.4: Kayette Choir 2: Choir 3.4: Girls' Chorus 2: Nonettes 3.4: Finianis Rainbow 3: Choral Fest. 1.2: Dist. Music Fest. 2.3: GAA sports 3: By the Beautiful Sea 4. Rogers, James Ross, Marcia Perrill 2.3.4. Pres. 4: Kayettes 2.3.4: Briny Birds 3.4: FHA 3.4. Program Chairman 4: Time Out for Ginger 3: One Foot in Heaven 4: Dist. Speech Fest. 3: Band 2.3.4: Orchestra 2.3: Kay- ette Choir 3. Rucker, Barbara Perrill 2.3.4: Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2.3.4. Board 4: ,loefs Chorus Line 2.3.4: Briny Birds 2.3.4: Red Cross 2.3.4. Pres. 4: Co-ed Counselor 4: Pepper- ettes 2.3: Once in a Lifetime 3: Twirler 3.4: Orchestra 1.2.3.4: Finian's Rainbow 3: Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3: GAA sports 2.3.4. Ruebke., Darlene Perrill 1: Briny Birds 2.3.4. Sailsbury, Worth A. Saylor, Sue Perrill 2.3: Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2.3.4. Board 4: Briny Birds 2.3.4: Pallette and Brush 3.4, Vice- Pres. 4: FHA 2.3.4. Secretary 3. Board 2: Co-ed Counselor 4: GAA sports 2.3: Allagaroo 4: Buzz 3: Football Queen Attendant 4. Scales, Sally Perrill 2.3: Kayettes 2.3.4: GAA 2.3.4. Pres. 4. Board 3.4: Briny Birds 2.3.4: Pallette and Brush 2.3: Co-ed Counselor 4: Los Gatos 4: GAA sports 2.3.4: Girls' Chorus 1.2: Triple Trio 1: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest.. 1: Dist. Music Fest. 1. Schall, Carol Perrill 2.3: Kayettes 2.3: GAA 2: Briny Birds 2.3.4: FHA 2: Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 2.3: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest. 2: By the Beautiful Sea 4: Office Worker 4. Schletzbaum, Caroline FHA 3.4. Schnelle, Stanley Hi-Y 1: Band 1.4: Orchestra 2.3: Boys' Chorus 2.3.4: Finian's Rainbow 3. Seifert. Mary Alice Briny Birds 4: FHA 2: Choir 3: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Library Assistant 2. Sewell, jim Hi-Y 1: H-Club 3.4: Choir 4:uBoys' Chorus 1.2. 3.4: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Finian's Rainbow 3: Choral Fest. 2: Dist. Music Fest. 1: By the Beautiful Sea 4: Football 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3. Shorts. Jaines Football 4: Basketball 2. Shultz, Pat Siegrist, Carolyn Lea Perrill 2: Kayettes 2.3.4: GAA 3: FHA 2.3.4. Secretary 4: Fepperettes 3: Choir 3.4: Girls' Chorus 1.2: Salt Hawk Revue 3: Finian's Rain- bow 3: Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3: By the Beautiful Sea 4: GAA sports 2. Simpson. Lloyd Finian's Rainbow 3: Football 3: Track 3. Slough. Ira Jr. Perrill 3: Hi-Y 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 4: Los Gatos 3.4: Valence Club 4: Photographer 2, Songer, Jim Smith, Alma Perrill 2.3: GAA 2.3: Briny Birds 2,3: FHA 4: Student Council 2: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest. 2. Smith. Mary Lou Perrill 3: GAA 3. Smith, Richard Hi-Y 2: Pallette and Brush 2: Debate 3: Buzz 3: Allagaroo 4. Spangler. ,lean Sophomore Treasurer: lunior Treasurer: Perrill 2.3.4: Kayettes 2.3.4. Pres. 4. Board 3.4: GAA 2.3.4. Board 3,4: Briny Birds 2.3.4: Pallette and Brush 4: Co-ed Counselor 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Kayette Choir 3: GAA sports 2.3.4: Buzz 3: Allagaroo Editor 4: Los Gatos 3.4. Look Forward to College, Future Spencer, Denny Red Cross 1.2.3.43 Track 3.4. Spencer, Karen Perrill 2.3.43 Kayettcs 23 GAA 23 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Choir 3.43 Girls' Chorus 1.23 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Finian's Rainbow 33 Choral Fest. 1.23 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.33 By the Beautiful Sea 4. Sponamore, Sue l'errill 3.43 Kuyettes 2.33 GAA 2.33 Briny Birds23 Red Cross 1.2.3.43 Pepperettes 33 Girls' Chorus 1.33 Dist. Music Fest. 1. Stagg, Ann Perrill 33 GAA 23 Briny Birds 43 FHA 2.3.43 Co-ed Counselor 43 Band 1.2.3.43 Pep Band 2.3.43 Dist. Music Fest. 2.3.43 By the Beautiful Sea 4. Stamey. Tom W. Perrill 2.3: Briny Birds 2.3.43 Student Council 2.33 MOB 43 Valence 3.4. Pres. 43 Boys' Chorus 1.2.33 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Finian's Rainbow 33 Choral Fest. 23 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.33 Stage Crew 23 Football 13 Track 1. Steele, Bradley Perrill 23 Hi-Y 1.2. Pres. 13 Choir 1.2.3.43 Boys' Chorus 1.2.3.43 Finian's Rainbow 33 By the Beautiful Sea 4: Basketball 3. Steffens, Anita Perrill 2.3.4 Kayettcs 2.3.43 GAA 2.33 Briny Birds 2.3.43 FHA 2,33 Salt Hawk Revue 2g Finian's Rainbow 33 Kayette Choir 23 Office Worker 3. Stevenson, Maurice Briny Birds 4. Stewart, Gary Perrill 43 Briny Birds 43 Red Cross 43 Choir 2,33 Boys' Chorus 1.2.33 Madrigaliuns 2.33 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Finian's Rainbow 33 Choral Fest. 23 Dist. Music Fest. 2. Stirn. Sandra Ferrill 2.3.43 Kayettes 2.3.43 GAA 2.3.43 Briny Birds 43 FHA 2.3. Stockton, Connie Band 1.2.3.4 Stout. Danny Transferred from Alden High School. Stout. Merlin Band 1. Stover, Martha Jean Briny Birds 33 FHA 2.3.4. Stremel, Sharon Sophomore Vice-Pres.3 Perrill 2.3.43 Kayettes 2.3.43 GAA 2.3.43 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Pallette and Brush 4: Co-ed Counselor 43 Pepperettes 2.33 Los Gatos 43 Lost Horizon 23 Once in a Life- time 33 One Foot in Heaven 43 Salt Hawk Re- vue 23 Choral Fest. 13 Kayette Choir 33 GAA sports 33 Office Worker 43 Stage Crew 3.43 Henrietta the Eighth 4. Strickland, Ann Kayettcs 43 Briny Birds 43 Valence Club 3.4. Stroup, Millie Marie Kayettes 1.2. Swafford, Luella Jean FHA 2.43 Salt Hawk Revue 2. Swim, Charlotte Ann Perrill 2.3: Kaye-ttes 2.3: GAA 2.33 FHA 23 Red Cross 2: GAA 'sports 2.3: Girls' Chorus 23 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest. 2. Tabor, Harriette Lee Perrill 2.33 Kaycttes 2.33 GAA 2.33 Choir 3.43 Girls' Chorus 1.23 Triple Trio 13 Madrigalians 43 Salt Hawk Revue 2: Finian's Rainbow 33 Choral Fest. l.2.3.43 Dist. Music Fest. 3,43 By the Beau- tiful Sea 43 GAA sports 2.3. Talbot, Dee Pt-rrill 33 Kayettes 23 GAA 2.33 Briny Birds 2.3.43 FHA 2.3.43 Red Cross 33 Student Council 4: Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 1.2.33 Triple Trio 33 Nonettes 4: Dist. Music Fest. 3.43 By the Beau- tiful Sea 4. Taylor, Dick Pt-rrill 23 Red Cross 2.3.43 H-Club 2.3.43 Choir 3.43 Boys' Chorus 2.3.43 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Finian's Rainbow 33 Choral Fest. 23 Dist. Music Fest. 23 Bookkeeper 43 Football 13-Track 1.2. Tennant, Don L. Perrill 4: Hi-Y 1: Briny Birds 33 Pallette and Brush 43 Debate 23 Band 1.2.3.43 Pep Band 2.3.43 Drum Major 3. 43 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.33 Dance Band 43 By the Beautiful Sea 4. , Thomas, Deloris Ferrill 43 GAA 2.3.43 Briny Birds 2.4: Pallette and Brush 43 FHA 2.3.43 Red Cross 43 Pepper- ettes 2.33 GAA sports 2.32 Choral Fest. 13 Office Worker 43 Stage Crew 43 Henrietta the Eighth 4. Thorpe, Dwayne Ferrill 43 Key Club 4: MOB 43 Dist. Speech Fest. 2.43 AVL Speech Fest. 2.43 Debate 2.3.43 :Band 1,23 Buzz 4. Tiller, Barbara Zou Perrill 3,43 Kayettes 23 Briny Birds 3.43 Girls' Chorus 33 Finian's Rainbow 33 Buzz 33 Library Assistant 13 Los Gatos 3. 4. Tucker, Amber Kayettes 23 GAA 2. 33 Pallette and Brush 23 FHA 2.33 Co-ed Counselor 43 GAA Sports 2.3. Turpen, Tom Perrill 33 Hi-Y 13 Briny Birds 23 Red Cross 13 Student Council 1.2.33 H-Club 2.3.43 Allagaroo 43 Football 1.2.3.43 Basketball 1.23 Track 1.2.3. Unruh. Marilyn Perrill 3 Kayettes 2.3.4. Secretary 4. Board 3.43 GAA 2.33 Briny Birds 2.3.43 FHA 33 GAA sports 3. Vogt, Judith Perrill 2.3.43 Kayettes 2.33 GAA 23 Co-ed Coun- selor 43 Valence Club 4: Debate 23 Band 1,2.3,43 Pep Band 3.43 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3. Wagner. Judy Florence GAA 1.2.3.43 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Red Cross 1.2.3,43 GAA sports 23 Girls' Chorus 1.23 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest. 1.23 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2. Walker, Phil Red Cross 1.2.3.43 Boys' Chorus 13 Dist. Music Fest. 13 Basketball 1.2.3.4: Track 2.3.43 H-Club 2.3.4. Wallace, Suzy Perrill 33 Kayettcs 23 GAA 2.33 Briny Birds 2,32 Co-ed Counselor 43 Valence Club 3.4. Secre- tary 3.4. Board 3.43 Los Gatos 3.4. Vice-Pres. 43 Dist. Music Fest. 13 ,Buzz 3. Walter, Julian Edwyn Transferred from Central Christian High School.. Walters, Ronald Band 1.2.3.43 Orchestra 13 Bookkeeper 3,43 Bas- ketball 1,2.3.4. Wamsley, Mike Senior Pres.: Valence 43 Hi-Y 1.2: Briny Birds 4. Board 43 Los Gatos 33 A4Team Cheerleader 4g Track 2.3. Watson, John G. Hi-Y 33 Student Council 33 Band 1.2,3.43 Or- chestra 33 Bookkeeper 4. Weppler, Janice Perrill 2.33 Kayettes 2.3.43 GAA 23 Briny Birds 2.33 FHA 2.3.43 Red Cross 2.3.43 Co-ed Coun- selor 43 Choir 43 Girls, Chorus 1.2.33 Double Trio 3,43 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest. 1.23 Dist. Music Fest. 3.43 By the Beautiful Sea 4. Westerman, Connie .GAA 2.33 Briny Birds 2.3: FHA 2.33 Student Council 1.23 Pepperettes 1.2: Band JI Girls' Chorus 1.2.33 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest. 2.3. Wheaton, Loretta Perrill 33 FHA 23 Girls' Chorus 2. White, Connie L. Kayettes 2.3.43 GAA 2.3.4. Board 43 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Student Council 33 Girls' Chorus 2.33 Finian's Rainbow 33 Dist. Music Fest. 33 Basket- ball Queen Attendant 4. White, Loretta Jeanne Perrill 2.3.43 Kayettes 2.33 GAA 2.3: Briny Birds 2.3: FHA 33 Student Council 23 Pepper- ettes 23 Office Worker 4. Wickliffe, Doris Red Cross 3. Wickliffo, Morris Red Cross 1.2.3.43 Track 1.2. Wiebe, Jim R. Student Council 43 Track 4. Wilcox, Darrell Eugene Briny Birds 43 Red Cross 1.2.3.43 Key Club 43 Valence Club 3.4. Wilson, Clieryl Perrill 2.3.4. Treasurer 43 Kayettes 2.3.4. Board 33 GAA 2,33 Student Council 3.43 Co-ed Coun- selor 43 Valence Club 43 Time Out for Ginger 33 Once in a Lifetime 33 One Foot in Heaven 43 Band 1.2.3.43 Pep Band 2.3.43 Music Council 2g Finian's Rainbow 33 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.33 Henrietta the Eighth 43 By the Beautiful Sea 43 Kayette Choir 33 Stage Crew 2.3.4. Wilson, Jo Ann Kayettes 2.33 Red Cross 4. Wilson, Kenneth Hi-Y 13 Red Cross 1.2.3.4. Wilson, Lester David Pallette and Brush 4. Wilson. Richard Withrow. Gary Wolf. Frank Yardley, Barb Perrill 2.33 Kayettes 2.3.43 GAA 2.3.43 Joe's Chorus Line 23 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Pallette and Brush 23 FHA 2.3. Board 2.33 Red Cross 1.2.3.43 Student Council 33 Kayette Choir 2.33 By the Beautiful Sea 43 Choir 3.4: Girls' Chorus 1.23 Triple Trio 13 Nonettes 33 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Choral Fest. 1.23 Dist. Music Fest. 1.2.3.43 Buzz 33 Allagaroo 4. Young. Jim Perrill 2.33 Hi-Y 1.2.33 Briny Birds 2.3.43 Key Club 43 Once in a Lifetime 3: Debate 2.3.43 Choir 3.4: Boys' Chorus l.2.3.43 Madrigalians 3.43 Salt Hawk Revue 23 Finian's Rainbow 3g Choral Fest. 2.3.43 Dist. Music Fest. 3,43 By the Beautiful Sea 4. Zamorski. lrma Lee Kayettes 23 GAA 23 FHA 233- Choir 3.43 Girls' Chorus 2: Salt Hawk Revue 2: Choral Fest. 1. HAREM DANCERS Judy Dahl. Sally Bryan. and Barb Yardley step in oriental style for the King of Siam. K-en Lindsey. in a senior book week skit. PIN HIM! was a new yell of spectators as they watched thc revived sport of wrestling. 152 ign on the Line Say It Isn't S0 THE DRUMS BOOM as the pep band helps whoop it up during a pre-game rally. 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Q- The Qtorw of Salome and John the Baptist IS re enacted bv Mr e Hug an lg y a r Mrs Dorn Lwman- English claw Ill? Ni ...ww IQ. ,sq 4 vpanihliesm g L13 t L game for the Blue and Cold In the Qpung teena,f-ra thuughta .aunt llv ns of stuzhes Students are about to call lt quits for another year n e p g .cw