Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1958 volume:

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Auto mechanics and general shop courses are held in this building. Pax f ' r 'QR X ,gf ,. ,ze A .1 Q? 1. if 'ff ...an-uv:-.1 1 Nl. IQHII1 X if' Ill .ll SENIORS page IO UNDERCLASS page 36 CLUBS page 62 FEATURES page l36 SPORTS page I I4 FACULTY page I52 HEY! YES, 'TWAS GREAT IN '58! This year was our year. Sometimes the going was rough but some- thing we'll remember because they were a part of us. ln the fall the spotlight swung to Little Rock and became stationary while the battle of racial discrim- ination raged . . . and Althea Gibson, a Negro woman, won the world's womens' tennis match. Everyone worried about Asian flu while Mr. J. Q. Public scanned the newspapers for reports on the President's illness. New York's loss was California's gain when two major league baseball teams went west. The Yankees lost the World Series and Oklahoma Uni- versity's football team suffered defeat by the Fighting lrishmen. YES, 'TWAS GREAT IN '58! Peyton Place became a best seller at the news- stands and theatres while everyone was talking about Cinerama and Michael Todd's Around the World in Eighty Days. Teenagers enjoyed Jack Parr and the Westerns on TV. The state political scene was one of confusion with the first democratic governor in twenty years. Hutchinson no longer saw foreign license plates when the Navy Air Station closed. The Kansas tags were Salt Hawk colors, navy blue and gold . . . But we just went to school . . . and lost books, didn't lock our- lockers, crammed for exams. The girls thought the new chemise dresses horrible and the boys adopted cardigans, and crew-neck sweaters. Sputnik became a new word in the dictionary and was circling the world in much less than eighty days The United States launch ed its first satellite, FIopnik, but soon afterward sent Explorer into the outer atmosphere. Educators started a campaign for more science and mathematics in high school . . . And a trip to the moon was not so far-fetched . . . This Year was really great, wasn't it? Mrs. Aylene Keown Advisor Is Surprise Declicotee Joining the Hutchinson High School fac- ulty in l954, Mrs. Aylene Keown quickly be- came a hard worker in the school. Mrs. Keown, who teaches journalism and sophomore English, has her master of arts degree with a major in journalism from Mis- souri University in Columbia, Missouri. The students of HHS feel that she is one of them and yet there is the line of respect between instructor and student. Because of her sponsorship of the Buzz and Allagaroo students, she has become a kind of second mother to each of them, Besides her school family, Mrs. Keown has a family of her own: her husband Stuart and son Stu. She has a fondness for music, clothes, coffee, steaks, books, her red convertible, and, with her hus- band, is often seen sponsoring school dances. To this teacher who has the admiration and respect of the students and faculty of Hutchinson High School, we, the Allagaroo staff, dedicate the l958 Allagaroo. Supt. Small, Board of Education Supl' Lowell A Small Workmg to umprove the Hutchrnson edu catnon system Mr Lowell A Small super untendent of the publnc schools has been top admmnstrator for sux years Mr Small oversees fourteen grade schools three junior hnghs the sennor hugh school and the junuor college Much of Mr Small s time has been spent untervnewung and seekung prospective teach ers Sunce the Hutchmson school system us on a buuldlng program he has devoted extra time and energy to this time consuming lob Mr Small us a member ofthe Kappa Delta Phu fraternnty and has has master of arts de gree un admunustratnon from Colorado Un: versity He was awarded an honorary degree of doctor of luterature Hrs post graduate work was taken at Oregon State and Mussouru Umversutles Hrs spare tnme us spent enyoyung hrs home wlth Mrs Small and their three sons . . I . . I ' I I - . , , 1 I - ' I - . . . I Guide Progressive School System To the school board is delegated the never-ending task of formulating the policies and guiding the progress of the Hutchinson school system. The important six of the school board are: Mrs. J. Richards Hunter, Harry Faris, Charles Colladay, W. W. Ferguson, Harry Coberly, and James Rexroad. After the passage of the three-mil- lion-dollar school bond in l957, the board spent hours planning the new senior high school. The building program was only sec- ondary to keeping the schools on a high standard. Securing the best qual- ified teachers and making the school system one to attract and keep capable teachers was foremost in the thoughts of these six representative citizens of the community's taxpayers. READY TO GO TO WORK is the Hutchinson school board: Mr. W. W. Ferg- uson, Mr. James H. Rex- road, Mr. Harry Coberly, Mr. Charles Colladay, president, Mrs. J. Rich- ards Hunter, vice-presi- dentg and Mr. Harry Faris, MR. EARL PEARCE, clerk of the school board, keeps records of the board's activities and meetings. 9 SENIORS if .0 Jimmy Duck Young AmerIccIn Is Jlmmy DIck The thIrtIeth Young AmerIcan named by a representatnve group of faculty students school board and alumnI was JImmy Dlck The tradItIonal sIlver Iovmg cup and S100 was presented ID the annual Awards Assem bly The award was based on leadershIp cIt IzenshIp and dependabIlIty Donors of the honor were A Lewls Oswald Class of l9l7 and WIllIam L Mltchell Class of l942 ServIng as student body presIdent and pre Sldlng at the assemblIes has been one of the many jobs JImmy held thIs year He estab lIshed the reputatIon of beIng the person to 'I2 ask If one wanted somethung done correctly promptly and courteously Outstandung among Jlmmy s achIevements was wInnIng the Naftzger Young A rt I st Award held at WIchIta In February EnterIng n pIano hIs competItIon Included college SENIOFS When JImmy was congratulated on hIs success In hus humble manner he replIed I am certaInly grateful whuch IS typIcal of a young AmerIcan Followlng graduatIon and a leIsurely sum mer Jummy plans to attend Texas UnIversIty where he wIll major In pIano n 0 I O O I I ' l I 1 ' . . . , . I . I . . . . . , , . - I . . , - I , I . . . . . . . ' I I I I . . . 1, . 11 - . . . I . I ' - I . - . . . . . Seniors Become Awcircl Winners 26 nav NI 'Q---9' Marlene Lindell Robert Platz Margaret Haupf Central State Bank Central State Bank DAR Pilgrim The Central State Bank awards of SlOO were awarded to Marlene Lindell and Robert Platz. These awards were made on the basis of leadership, scholarship, music, and drama or athletic ability. Margaret Haupt received the DAR Pilgrim award for citizenship, leadership, and schol- arship. The Bausch and Lomb science award 'was presented to Carolyn White. Mike Lackey was awarded the Hutchinson Rotary Club award of SlOO, presented upon scholastic achievement and leadership. The Delta Delta Delta award of il5lOO was presented to Kay Larson for leadership and scholarship qualities. Receiving the Pi Beta Phi sorority award of S100 for scholastic achievement was Kathy Ridlen. ff' fg- Carolyn White Bausch and Lomb Mike Lackey Kay Larson Kathy Ridlen Rotary Club Delta Delta Delta Pi Beta Phi GAA News C g 'sr K' Q '15, K S , Q Mildred Crawfo Treasurer ble if Lynn J. Aldrich Karen A. Althaus Dick Alurnbaugh Jerry Sue Anderson Tom Armour X -af Nd' 'S' '3 L I Senior Are Wheels Bonnie Bannowsky THAT'S THE WAY says senior photographer Art Eveland as Jerry Chancey Larry Banworth concentrates on looking his best for that important senior picture. Long Awaitecl Year Slip into Pc: l V' wi Pat Barker Genene Barnard T -six LaWanda Barnes Sharon Barfel Ann Baumer Harlan Beal Myretta Behnke M3f'lY Belinef Wind! Bell Jewell Bernard Lucllle Bernard Ray Blckel I6 Lnnda Joan Blllu s Donald Blank Plullp Bloom .llm Bond Terry Bonham 3 I 5 M sd 1 . , 3, eror 5 , fr-f 7' i he r,,. ji'-ZFA M arar we 1 f B 1 'eel ' , ' 7i.?T'feYQ f B W B I xx L . 1 f l . . P .. . N' ,. in--.,, Lois Bright Barry Brooks Richard L. Brooks Robert A. Brooks Larry Brown f, 'fc 1 I! Loren Brown Katherine Brubaker Gary D. Brunk Jo Carter Marcia Ann Casey Dan Cavanaugh Jerry Chancey THIS CAN'T BE YOU laughs Pat Barker as she exchanges senior pictures with Karen Althaus, Nancy Mitchell, Jeff Setzer, Rodney Dunlap, and Dick Alumbaugh. 5' 5 4 f Treasures ol HH Memories Lmger -.Z3 Davld M Cheeves Marne Chlumsky A X' A 'asf A Lynne Clark Larry Cole Pafrnck Coleman Sally Colladay Bruce Collms 1' we- James COHHGHY Bonme Cook Marulyn Cooper Ginger Corey Bully Cox Mildred Yvonne Crawford Barbara Danford Janice Marie Darnell Jan Davis Sandra Davis Dyana Day Wayne Day Allen Del Rosario Howard Levi DeWeese Jimmy Dick Linda Dicken Martin H. Dirksen Carolyn Dunlop Jimmie Dwyer V, , I . Ruthann Dobson Connie Sue Doty Rodney Dunlap THIS lS HOW IT'S DONE-Dan Cavanaugh and Doug Hippen show the proper procedure for making a chisel in machine shop. L Qa V:m,' Exam , Final , ancl Term Papers Fade Jim Dyche Arlo Ebright cy Patrncra Edgerle Stewart Ent: Gary Ewy Lunda Fee Kay Fefgel 'Q' Irl W Finnell LeRoy Frager LaDonna Frazier Ronald Freldenberger Judy French Mrckey Frew Charles Frlesen Darlene Frresen Glenna Frye Sandra Gaednke . ,li I ac' 1 x I ffl , a -, F lf ll' l e.e . . N ' .. 'Q-or if 'S' Scotty Gates Jerry Gllley Wayne Glngerlch Bobby Garcia Stan Gardner -puns wus' ll f Qyhx Wfrfwa Judy Gooluns Bob Gough Glenna Gould Gary Givens Ronald Good ,fu--..-' ls, Shirley Gould FQ 951: a4 ' Dalton Grant Sf' GALS AND GOSSIP set the scene for Barbara Martin Jerry Sue Anderson Gnnger Corey Janice Ayers Rochelle Keesllng Zumla Heggy and Marne Chlurnsky at a Saturday afternoon Coke party Expression Vary ca Members Don 'N' eff' Robert A Graves Bully Greenfueld neg 'r' ---- --4 sv Ruth Anne Gross Sherman Gunn Fred Haag Charles Hageman Phul Hamllne I 'sal AsX T' Jeanne Hard! Vlclu Sue Haskard Margaret Haupt Pat Hayward Zumla Heggy m M Ethel Hnldebrandt Patsy Hull Harlan A Hnllmer Jerry Hmes Doug Hlppen 22 . X Nur' . W 5151 A ww' 'kj T .N A 1, x I il 'E'-ffe Q1 if F :bfi ' ,, , 'sf 1, fi: x 7' -. D ., j fr ' 'YM x 'mm f KW A 1 A. I 1 4 1 A ' X X A V A Dx RX -. f . K, E -W , L 1 fi, A y 1,r 'IR sg., 'UW Caroline Hollar Sally Holmes Judy E. Hopper Ramona Housh Doris L. Howey Larry Howey Chester E. Huckabey, Jr. Judy Huey Etta Huff Marvin Huffman as xv' f-sv WN! Sonja Sue Huffman I '4 0 yoj., l wx-8, READY FOR A RIDE in Karen Kirk's convertible are Carolyn Ontjes, Sally Colladay, Carol Schmucker, Marcia Casey, and Jan Johnson. Cleta Faye Hunt The Traditional Blue and Gold , Q, Donna Marie Hyder Sharon Kay lngrim 'Q-'g Beulah Marzetta Irving Nora Rosella Ivey Jay Jackson Lynne Jacques Edith Johnson Jan Johnson Dems Jones Marvin E Jones Jr 'ho Charles Jennmgs Jere Keckler 24 Rochelle Keeslmg Karen Karl: Sheula Klrch Elmer Koehn Pat Kootz .Q . rg I ,K - ,, 5 f yi W' ' ' . srl R ' V , J VAQI I A , ,ifsffix - 'XE KH I 'efn ' L' I L95 'iw Carol Kroeker Bob Kuhn Muke Lackey Leshe Kay Lancaster Kay Larson Ja-5 :Q V Loss Ann Law Judith Carol Legg Marlene Lemen Marlene R Lundell Larry Lungerfelt 2- Q'-if 11, 1 Howard Lnttle C' -..-nAa....: ' 26 COLLEGE BOUND Larry Lungerfelt Marilyn Cooper, Leshe Lancaster Curtis 7 ' Stubbs Sandra Gaedlke and Pat Coleman look over propaganda from colleges Carolyn Ann Lofland G . . 4 - fr f N X , A- J gg Y 15 7 K P 5 6 l Y L ' I L -? ' -- -......... , , Q Q .lk A 1 . f is I -. it 1 ,v ' ff' fr. 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Mendoza 'Wasp' KY 111 ,f'5hnD 'K HE? .lg 1054.9 X June Ann Meschke -'x 0475 '-6' Jim Michael Beverly Miller Rodney Miller Judy Mills Lorna Mills A DAZZLING DELIGHT is Lois Law who adds the finishing touches James Mitchell Nancy Mitchell for the big night of the senior prom. Q5 Q, '? 'iA N., X 21- ,J 1 i. Leave th Pattern of School Llfe Jun Moore Judy Morrow i Lf! 'Xt Rh .a-'W Gwen Morton Barbara Joyce Murphy Gerry Dean Murphy Jess Myers Jan Nelson 'If 13? 'QU Jerry Nelson Dee Newby Carolyn Ontles Emd Owens Bull Parker 5 if bl J 5.7 'Q--gf l ng I il ff Johnny Paulk Robert Pessetto Ron Peters Joyce Pike Robert Plat: O e-1e of 0 il ! J J - ' if Q 25511 Q 'J 7 42, . 'ef qw , .ll . G X ' 5' 1 R Connie Plummer Jerry Plush Rosemary Pohlman Darrell Pope Duue Lee Powell Joyce Pratt we A X 54 ff Fred Rapp Sharon Rayl Iwi .r MXL Jane Stockton Pray Michael Jon Pritchard Charles Purser Richard Ralston 3 if. aww, ARRIVING OR LEAVING? Just looking over Stu Entz s MG are Denis Jones Larry McCue, Bill Ward Larry Cole Dee Newby Howard Little Phil Hain- Iine Eddie McQueen and Stu Entz. 30 Apply for Job or Are College Bound Kathy Ridlen Kay Roberts Konrad Rock Larry Rohrer Glenn Ruebke Davnd Russell Roger Sandoval I--1f Y SBVOY T0m Sawyer Donald Sayler Bob Sayre Bull Scales Ngo- 'Q' ar 7' fbi Doug Schlssler Carol Schmucker Hazel Ann Schoeller Larry Schwuethale Jeffrey Setzer N 1 l . ,. Q' , N S . f LJ A S v f ,z' . A . . Y 5' I -lik: ' f ' I S is A Q y X fl KN 1 31 -1. 'I' ,133 3 -K ,J ' -4 f r M' 1 '. - fxf .93 'Q 'f ima-fs. Roberta Shipley Danny Shook Jack Shultz Marlee Shuman Jean Silcott hh. Mildred Simpson Nancy Sims David Allen Smiley Amelia Smith Carol Smith THIS DESERVES AN A Barbara Danford thinks as she models the skirt and blouse she made in clothing. -1 iv, , di.- Sfi Geneva Smith X 1 me smm. 32 Bernard Stockton Donna Stroup Reallzatlon of Maturlty Loom Jerry Smnth ND' YI? Judy Smith Nov' Kenneth Smuth Mlchael E Smrth in 11-v Carolyn Snyder Danny Spencer Joan Spnckelrmer 'R KN.. 'cs' -...f GUY EdW2fd 5f3mPef Gary Stanfield Robert Stapleton 3-ev T95- .V .Q A gf ,N nf 1. J f Karen Stewart ,ash ' Patti Stirn 'E' Curtis Stubbs, Jr. James E. Sunquist Sue Sutton ' 'T few, 413z.'?':- t4w,,k--- 2 'fwfb' eff! . 1 Q, Pat Swartzell Frank G. Taggart Forest Tennant, Jr. Patsy Theisen Diane Thompson mi, x -V , Q T T 3 xr E E f Don Thompson Judy Thornhill Edward Earnest Trimpe Mary Trotter Ron Turner 423' Duane Ukens .i D--Z BEHIND THE SCENES-Diane McGuire and Sue Sutton paint the football Rohm Lee Umm that was presented to the football queen. Tears Are Shed 1958 Closes if Linda Lou Valk Frleda Vogel .-will i -ng,-4. N-.J Mary Helen Vogt Rae Lynn Walden Bob Walter Bull Ward Carolyn Webster ff fp- -or YZ? MBYIIYD Webdef Jerry Weeks Ann Wlute Carolyn Whnte Dnana Whnte ff! gi? Doyle Wlute Larry 0 White Karen Wlens Paul H Wrllbanks Freddy Wuttman Bonnie Wolf if if Q! ' ilk ,J ' 5 ll Lt f 3 HIGH Horss of winning an erec- tion are expressed by Larry Cole as he puts up a campaign poster. Larry Wolfe Stella Wood Phil Young JoAnne Zordel QUEM POSTERS AND PEOPLE crowd the halls of HHS during the fall election of class officers. WHAT'S COOKIN'? wonders Donna Hyder as Edith Johnson and Judy Gookins prepare a special dish in the remodeled home economics kitchen. UNDERCLASS -11' FQ X 9,1 1- f ,X 5' , f 0 Y S fflff gi.-ix -at 'QL K 4-33 x :QW ,IW .-,,..Q A, .t At., .,.....4--0-'Q-. 1 W? Ai,-,,,, -on-was' ---1.37 -nd ...ah Q 'f 'v 4 l' 5 an ' din!! .., 'ffm-Q-. f..- . 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J, 'is , H U 5 Q 5 bi I 'i W-nf Charles Tom Spence Spriggg 'U Jviym JUJY Dorothy Jim Mickey 5feP '9 50 Stevens Stevens Stockton James Ronnie John Sfout Shall' Sh-gng fi Vuclu lark Norma I Ungles Usserv Varmey Vaughn oe Alberta Ward Waters rf' Carla Wlufe Karen Glenda Max Sufton Sutton Gary Vmcent Buddy Thomas Kirk Voth Loom Neclrer 'Nw if Dean Wegener Carol Lmda ob Wells Wefzel Whnte Robert Rosalie Carol Jerry Lewls Whute Whute Wackhffe Wuens Wuens Im Roger Barbara an en Lmda Delorls William! Wlllramson Wltham Wusby Wolf Wolfe Woodall Wood '23 'V 'CA wav M t X e on have we W- 1 Steve Shirley Woods Woodson A , Kyle Mary Ann Zurnalt Clont: il Anna Wooslev BGNY Evans Sharon Worm Betty an Slurley Sandro ue Hughes Ortner Rnchardson Rose Marteney Students Realize Importance of X ...S y ' 'J 7 A Larry Jake John Morgan Clark Trotfor Soph. Jr. Jr. - r YOU PLACE A PIN HERE says Miss Muldred Parker as she shows Karen Brown how to pm down a worm durmg a biology lab TAKING A STROLL while attending a Journalism conference at Wichita's Southeast high school are Susan Henson, Linda Lyman, Katie Jones, John Pirisky, Mary Francis, Lullah Moore, and Bob McLeavy. Grades, Records in High School 5 J E Alfie. li' is .Wi 1 ef-v-,:,,+ r 1.1- ' D-x RESTRINGING THE TRAMPOLINE are some of the members of a gym class. Helping are Lee Schroff, Johnny Blaine, Richard Tolbert, Dwight Curran, Pat Johnson, Marshall White, Ronald Cotrell, and Maurice Guy. NJ' WORKING ON JEWELRY PROJECTS in art class are Mike Patrick and Sharron Markart. 49 . ,. 55. -uv- ' 'R fb yr' r- '1' RR. at Judy'BafHeH' Treasurer I - ' ' T l 1 J K Zkifk ,N A 1,.. ----, 5231715 , nunnnaanuun 'mr Carol Andrews LaDonna Malson ' Marlene Colwell Secretary Vice-President President Y 5 N 1-ff , 3 , 6 f 4 L K Q at .1 s QQ La 3 ' fd f I K 4.4 . 9, for-X ,... 1' g Jack Judy Vicki Mac Carol Marilyn David Eleanor Alumbaugh Albertson Allen Anderson Andrews Anthony Atkinson Baker Y, an Gene Earlene Mike Ronald Jackie Judy Carol Armand Barnard Barnes Barnes Bartcher Bartel Bartlett Barton Baughman HHS Greets Large Sophomore Class 41 Eunice Baxter oo Black QL, l in I lrlene Barbara Darrel Beavers Bechthold Beer K' Nui Johnnie Mary Beverly Blame Blakeley Bond Us Ginger Berry Beverly Gerald Benton Berger v '7 'sd' qui Max Beverly David Bookless Boshears Bowman r 3 Larry Bickel Leroy Bowman L S-Q Carol o Elaine Blllle Doris Ann Wayman Sharon Bette Brack Brack Brashear: Bright Britain Bright Brandt Brooks ,,fl9 X1 qlutx an C l -of David Karen Shirley Sue Brown Brown Brown Brown Sandra ar Arden Jack Bush Bussard Butler Calenhne Linda Carey 'Hn Karen Chrest i9 40' v-FT? Shelia Browning zff 2 wav and .-if hd ,A Maurice Ronnie Esta Sue Bryanl' Burch Burke J? Bernie Alvin Clare Calvillo Casey Cameron 2 M Wilbur Canfield Sophles Become Loyal Members vi 'T Veromra Janice Larry mek Shirley Richard Ciffvll Caffe' CAVBMSV' Caywovd Chambers Chancey sf' an ad? NM! 45 Connie Don Larroy Susan Marlene atrucla Coberly Cogxill Co e Colladay Colwell Connelly ui Pahy ANU Ronald Kenny Carol Richard Gwendolyn Coop Cordlen Cofrell Cotton ox ax Crawford '19 VT' Connie Chabln GUY Cook Judy Crow ' V I' I I A es , M X C X K m l V ' 'Wir .B lx . 1 n 1 f r . E I . .- - - O - 'A ,' Q ' I A 4 - fr .3 . , , I' ' H Q ,- . ,W Q X 1 so B. X K M . ,V r. ' ' 5 g Y .241 A ' 5 ' ' ' J, Mme. ' ri rlfr. ' 'fill 'fi ' z .af . xp . P . . B ' I 4 if.. 'J K, 7 an f, -ffi 5 W K K C ' i: A ' R R ' C I R an .V 'i ' ' . it ! 3 A , 2 IA . , , V K , it X if C .C l Nur' 41, Mary Beth Dwlghl' Culver Pllyllsl Curran Dames .ani ui Allen Danny Robert Delker Demmg Demoref 'Nl Gerald MSW BNC! 'M JUCIY Darnell Daugherty Davis Davu DeGraw Russel Lorraine Susan Clyde Mary Lou Dewater DI Fellce Dlllllffbff Dupman I Hulch Hugh Salt Hawk Family X 1,h.N- Kaye O ln Blllle Larry Jo ce Dorrell Y Dovel Dowers Drake Droll Beverly Margaret Bo Dubbs Durham Dutton Russell Jermame Marcla Judy Kay Sandy Ebe h rt E k r a c arf Edlger Elser Emblck A41 an Vuckey Eddne Merlyn Carla Ent: Erwm Ewmg Ewmg ee Allen lm Rhea Enegren Enns Ensign .3 Grace Ferguson -'A Valerue Jolm Ferris Fmcll Ns, G A an Fischer Ar -cg Foulk Fowler Anne ex Ken Gardner Gaskull Gas: Betty Fox Gregg Gnbson Gary Fox Jimmy Linda Frye Gaede if TED' ,4 Guy Iva Mae Larry Grlchrust Gllley Gllley Plan Sublects Achvlhes Gary Mickey Goermg Gomez 5'3 Sally Anna Loy Greenert Greenfneld Charlotte Gary Hams Hams Armando Gonzales QPV' George Guthrie g ...au-at David Haskard Jeanette Gordon Moms Guy Jeanlce Palmer Gordon Graves Alan Hamilton Judy Haskard Wy Patty Haston 'mm David Harmlton 'af-'T 'I Jeannette Hauscluld Wyvonne Graves Don Hamllton Janice Gantx 0? Dons Glng 'O 'Ria Janet Green fail Glenn Harrier fix Gary r Hawley Hayes In J' qv - A S .. X1 A r J ,, ' V1 R 1 1' 1 . 1 n . ' 0 C O O I K A ..-' J , s F 'Jig' I ,, J X ,ea wif 1 x I N -f no 4 +1 'NZ -4 ', 4 W V I j f! iayh M , 'J A G J jx - A : ,, H, 4 I J' H 4 Gu i wr G f 3' 'V ' I ' 5 . ' n . . ' . B'lI 4 , fn L iN Hayes Nw U? DIXIE Hayes fv- Sharon lm Herblson Herren Da e Hllton David Howey 02 cr. A Qi J .. K v 1- N ff If , , M X as 5 'irzffl Tom Charles Marilyn Leslle l-Yflfl 0 Haworth Hedger Henry Hensley H2Ml2Y Henson Shirley Herron For Three 3 James Hunerman , as Steve Humphreys Karon Hmes -nl it Richard Israel Joyce Barbara Ruchard Leann Russel Hester Hu r Hullmer Hulst Years of Hugh School Connue u Hut: Hobson oe Gary Jackson James -3? Carston James R Judy Pat Roger Johannsen Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Mike Hoefer Jlmmy Jamleson Steve Johnson Jack Holder C' Myrna Jantz S Dave Johnston xiii Shane Hoots Joyce Johann Susan Jones J. D. ' ' ' - B b 44 r V ' r J ,gy I A , 4- A l '. X r A ' J ..., 'Q - S S' lf S J - X 1 I. xx! J. . . ' 'u H11 ' ' o . ' 1? ' A l 3 J J I K x ll Vi Y- f. . 1 E Q Q Y K ? 3 x l S as fe N K X j I . ' u ' B'u ' ' f , fi' 4. Q ea 'K ,, N 'A . f D J Q A . V ' Z N . J 'eg I ' J P I l Z1 S vvv rl he ..,,, Ai 3 J J J V J s J : -. Q , jr' X Q , rx. t . . J . I .af f. me J , ', QL 3 4 4 5 1 Q , l fb 'iii Cherie Jordan -0 Barbara Ketchum Dee Ann Joyce v-'Si N Melvin Klnkald 1, , jf Kathy Kanelman A S Larry Kingsley .. 1 ' Q yi, 3 Y. 3 Vicki Mary Keckler Keffer 4- -45 Carol Ann Jerry Kurk Kurkpatruck -',' 43 Janice Kelly . -3 9 0 'Q o Kutler Upperclassmen Enlerlcnn fi I 56 Nelson Lancaster W Larry Gene Lawrence Lawson Gaylord Juhe Long Long Q 3' Denny Sharon McCracken McDannel 0Y Long .J LaDonna McDermott Theron Don John Lawson Legg Lemen Helen Lynch Mackle Stuart Keown . 37 1, K Anita Koch Wlfh Jo Ann Kessler Carol Kruger .Da- A Phllllp Lemen Q--1--Z, 'sa Lucy Lynch McDonald McDowell Soma McClanahan Karen Mcintarfer .i Douglas McConnell nm McFarland Dean Llghtner Allen McCown u McGhee . '. . . . . P b ' . . S I f. Q U - 1 ' 'X Q J ' L -- we x- M g . , - , , y , , l ,2 K K Z , VV xh iz In ' Cf ui Q, ',y J ky . R , - I I1 . wk Q S -' Q' J A J , 'veil 1 V fgy . - ,J M W S J- ' F V 2-, .K ' :.,,' ' K :EJ 7' L . --of-4 H .f 1 . we a a J A G S he 5 I S 4 , L a,k1 ' a a T si a n . ' J' B'll Charles Douglas McHenry Mclver 6' La Donna Terry Malson Manche Steve Homer Judy McKnight McMlnn Magerfleusch Mark Mallett ' 2 Marlon Sharron L Bob Ralner Mlndervllle Markart Marquez Martens alm- -:sv Carol Mallory Jane Martm I Mallory Eddie Martinez Orientation Assemblies, Parhes QQ .,, v .ar oy Susan Judy Torn Helene Arlen Duane Douglas Mendell Meschke Muller Minor Mssslldlne Mltchell Mitchell Mitchell 1 -qui ig --.QW if Buddy Gerald Judy Patrlcla Zenobna Lawrence Lnnda Montford Mooney Mooney Moore Moore Morgan Morgan 'Q 0 l Judy Judy Deanna Jamgg Morton Moshuer Murphy Mygrg Karen Myers Mary Navarro Penny Nlchols New ql 9 Nd: Jeny Moms S i Lnnda Nonken 57 It 0 I . ..tL px. af ty J I 4 , M ,lo ,. I C , y, D . ' ' Ph'l ,z 'UQ , . -af f . 9 I 1 f L in 1 rn M 0 Q 0 O 4 N -vi fl 1 . lx N! ' 1 4 N gjggi, pf h if J ,s is -l, X ' ov . 5 M s J R . as X -'n i I 5 t A 5 J t e A ' N J ' X 5, J I-,E K, Qv'ff3A ' V f 2-FAA Q , Q V ' X ' J ' 'S , , 'iw D J S . y V A A y D ' D 4-If 'uwlk is 1 W-'Sv N09 Alberta Chester Preston l Ollver Olson Overstreet Padgett we-yy Guadalupe Larry Palacio Palmore ..,,-10' Mary Meradlth Luetta Jack oe Perez Perkins Peters Platt Platt Jrmmle Pate ,Cm I-'X Jan Lou Charles Puckenpaugh Plckens Campaign for Class Qfflces '5- P HM Karen Lloyd Wllbur Joyce Powell Ragsdale Ragsdale Ratclutf Z Mavis Sandra Sue Wnlbur Duane Reed Reusser Reusser Reynolds Becky Julie a Carol 58 Roesler Root Ross Rostune Galen Rathbun TWT? -4 Betty Ravens 1 -at ...af Steve Ray ge Stephen Connue Harriett Rhorer Ruchardson Rndlen Donna Charlene Etrann Ruble Rucker Ruelas Mille Patrack fi .ef Carol Pollock W- Karen Ream -al Ma rvl n Roelse 7? vm Q23 fs. Aluce Rueschhoff r 'JJ' ,N va . l ' of r' l ,V .3 la . N ll l X X, 2 a . 81' U . . .u gf 4? y' Q N A 40' 1 A -I . 5 . 1 T K, 'Y 1.5.5 Mex 'Q fig? .1 sh ,. J I V Ski X I R s' n Jn n u . ' Ji. NZ' fi ? V. D ' I 32 , Ja , Q, ,lily ff' fv .:, . 4 ' I L5 . 'L' J x ' I 1 QL ' l . J! ay 2 P 2? -a ll ,R ii l .R P l , ,L VL A xy ' ' ., ke' l ' P , 3 g or , an ff f ' Q Q2 -It 4 ' P r n ' ' I n i' Ruta Rae John Susan John Larry Rush au Sawyer Scott Scott Wh Karen Schroll Tom Sheppard 74 Larry Smlth Susan Stanley Carolyn Dean Scruggs Selfert Sellers Sellers I Janet Schletzbaum Luella Sellers Curtis Schmldler Steve Shaffer Collect Bug Write Themes 03 Pam Nicholas ay Phyllus Eugene John Shurk Short Showalter Shuman Slmpson Snmpson uv ue Schrock Q o Shehorn .-If Kenneth Small .41 Wanda Smuth Barbara Barbara Eldon Martha Barbara Janet Smith Smlth Smlth Snow Snowden Snyder 'WD Roger Dennas Bull Garry Carol Jun Karen Sollars Sollda Songer Spence Splckelmuer Stafford Stallings X Fred Stanfueld 59 8 : ' M V H . .4 I3 S? iii, ly 1 2' g g f I 'M 1 f '-1 .v in J . , S 5 . . 4' g 3 ,v Q e E 'Q I a b o I A f J 4 J if 'F X ' .. A - l 'Q Q , rx G 5 J I F' I S S K Q 1A J ,S . f 'r - rp my J 1 J 4 as J X 4 -Wx A u . . I g I WH 6 8 it , J S . x , . Dale Stark Jarnes Stubbs Mike Stephenson 4 f F' A , af A , -9 G 'V , , ar x , S x , xl? NE' K S X 'J Martin Stein Karen Dana Tom Jeffrey Stevens Stewart Stringer Stockton ti Patsy Terry Davad Jaclan Mike Sharon Swafford Syler Taggart Taylor Tennant Tennant Pre enroll for Second Year A Nancy Thompson uit Ti Clifford Thrasher Carole Turner '17 Marge Unruh Wynn lm Walburn Walker r A Gi I, Barbara Stroup Cecnl Terry Gary Jayne Rnchard Donald Mary Pau Tmney Tnpple Tolbert Tomlln Tregellas Tullus 'Q 'lu 409 Jeanette Van Derbur if .l am Walker Judy Larry Vanek Van H Larry Tom Walters Walters 'Ls Y2,',:- Kathy Van Natta Vannaman Marilyn Beth Ward Washburn Bo Vlncent Wesley Watkuns o Watson ' rg va we-'Aql Doyle Eddle Don Weathers Webb Weeks Q Cary Forrest Tom Jane Wrlllams Wendland Westfall Whalen L... Kenneth o Marshall Susan John John Dlclue Mlke Wheatley Wheeler Whute Whitney Wrcklrfte Wnechman Wrens Walcox Flrst Year at HHS Fades Away Ken Wrllard Terrell Worley Cary Wyatt , Q ff . 'Q fl Conme Wllllarns Sue Worm 1 Ronald Young ' x Gayland Llnda Wrllrams Wnllaams X nf lie .. ...Qi Madelyn Raymond Paula Howard Wrngert Wungert Wuntamute Worley Kalb-f I - fu 'Q-f A A All , auf jk .. we . A Mary Bob Wohltord Woods 0 P1 why ' ,M uv -5- 'V' 1 1 Connie Clayton 5' ,Y 1 I Beth Wray sq, Beverly Thelma Carol Wright Walker Wright Nickie Buzz Janice Sandra Charles Frank Good Lucas Lock Mckeynolds bl CLUBS Stuco Strives Forward to Give WORKING TO THE BEST OF HIS ABIL- ITY all year is the Student Council Pres- ident, Jimmy Dick. Emceeing assem- blies, conducting Stuco meetings, and seeing that Stuco work is done, is part of his job. S T U C O MEMBERS JUDGING TRYOUTS for the exchange pro- gram with Newton are: Front row: Larry Scott, Rosie A l rn a n z a, Sandra Minear, Mary Beth Mc- Guire, Diane McGuire, Sue Sut- ton, Judy French, and Jack Cal- entine. Second row: Richard ls- rael, Larry Kingsley, Bob Mc- Leavy, Jim Dyche, Mickey Frew, Ann Baumer, Pat Hayward, and Connie Plummer. Back row: Bar- bara Danford, Judy Ayers, Janice Russell, Carol Barton, Joyce Pratt, and Carol Mallory. 64 Sponsoring activities and projects for HHS students was the top aim of the l957-'58 Student Council, the main social organizat- ion of school. Among the highlights of this year's Stu- dent Council was the annual Stuco-sponsored Christmas assembly where Mrs. Doris Lyman and Mrs. Aylene Keown threw pies at each other, the basketball and football queen as- semblies and ceremonies. The Stuco com- mittees combined new ideas to give the queens a royal presentation. The orientation week, which this year lasted a week, was com- posed of a series of assemblies presenting skits and information on the clubs and or- ganizations in school. The noon dances were held frequently during the noon hour in the boys' gym. Assemblies with Newton were exchanged and class assemblies within the school. The school project of the year-a foreign exchange student for HHS in l958- '59 was one ot the last and biggest projects. Students Enioycible Activities BEFORE A STUCO MEETING, the advisors and officers of the Student Council organization check over the minutes and treasurer's report 5 for the meeting. The faculty advisors are Mr. C. R. Gillilan and Mr. Stephen Butcher. The secretary is Kay Fergelg treasurer, Carol Sch- X,.4L-L mucker. PRESENTING AN AFTER NOON of talks about their countries, in an assem- bly, are these three international stu- dents now attending McPherson Col- lege, The men students are from Austria and Africa. The woman is a native of Greece. JUDY FRENCHY the Stuco vice- president heads the Welcome Wag- on to aid new students entering school. She is also in charge ot the exchange assembly program. 'Vw DANCING AT NOON is enjoyed by all at the first noon dance of the year, sponsored by Student Council. Reviv- ing of the noontime dances was one of this year's Stuco projects. 65 DECORATING OVER THE EDGE of the gym balcony for the first Stuco dance of the year are Stuco members: Sue Brown, Shirley Her- ron and Carol Ann Barton. Q: , . PRODUCING NEW INNOVATIONS for the two royalty assemblies is the Stuco football and basket- ball queen assembly committee. Members are Konrad Rock, Sue Brown, Chairman Carol Schmuc- ker, Sharon McDaniel, and Jimmy Dick. Throughout Entire School Yeor WORKING ON FOOT- B A L L Q U E E N CROWNING DATA and putting final de- tails into shape are Stu- co members Sharron Markart, Betty Fox, Stu Keown, Vicki Allen, Sandy Hall, Judy Has- kard, John Neal, John Weichmann, L i n d a Fee, Kay Fergel, and Linda Lyman, chair- man. -bb VOTING ON PROPOSED PLANS for the year's Christmas assembly are the Stuco members for '57-'58, Student Council has forty-four members this year to put its extra-curricular ac- tivities into effect. ALL EYES ALERT-student bookkeepers watching Larry Brown writing DEBT, PROFIT, AND BAL a check for a school club are Rodney Dunlap, Craig Britt, Dalton Grant, ANCE are figured by Mr Jackie King, Terry Bonham, Gail Link, Larry McCue, and Jerry Hines. Walter Rinehart and Head Bookkeeper, Rodney Dunlap Bookies Record Yearly Finances Head Bookkeeper Rodney Dunlap, and his fellow bookies, spent the year keeping records, writing checks, making out deposit slips, and balancing the books. Six boys who were eligible to sign checks were Rodney Dunlap, Larry Brown, Jackie King, Max Sutton, Don Rodgers, and Gail Link. A fee was charged for each check written. Adding spice to the bookkeeping duties, the boys .had dinners during the year, worked-at the service center downtown, ran a concession stand at the music festival, and sold Salt Hawk emblems. The group had a dinner party in the spring. TAKING LIFE EASY are Richard Montgom- ery, Max Sutton, John Silcott, Craig McGo- wen, Gerald Saffle, Eddie McQueen, and Don Rodgers, student bookkeepers of HHS. iii' 67 L 7 g A . - by m,.,,,,.g R1 3 4 . M -, ,.,, . JL K .fig , ' ifmnnu' '. 'X ' 1. V fi BUILDING SHELVES for the reconditioning of the boy's restrooms are Jim Walker, Kenny Wolfe, Bob McLeavy, and Larry Kingsley. The Hi-Y club of HHS worked jointly with three other clubs in running the concession stands at the football games. The ex- ecutive board also worked with Mr. Russell Kingsley and Mr. David Burns, the sponsors of the club. The executive board was: Robert Platz, president, Jo h n Neal, vice-president, Bill Jen- nings, secretary, and Alan So- rem, treasurer. The boys' other project was cleaning the boys' restrooms of HHS. They undertook this pro- ject late in February. Hi-Y Looks toward Boys' Futures WHERE SHALL WE START? Try ing to solve this question are co-spon sors Mr. Russell Kingsley and Mr. David Burns, while Robert Platz, pres ident, also has his ideas. 4 FN THE MEMBERS OF HI-Y listen to one of the many speakers during the year in their meetings. The membership consisted of 4l members. ATTENTIVELY LISTENING to a speaker in one of the FTA meetings are the members of the club. Front row-Jerry Rogers, Eva Carey, Sandra Gustafson, Virginia Foster, Lynne Larson, Judith Quinn, Beverly England. Second row-Marlee Shuman, Justie Colglazier, Linda White, Jan Walden, Joanne Haldeman, Linda Wetzel, and Kay Engler. Third row-Kay Fergel, Karen Althaus, John Baldwin, Lewis Ray, Mrs, Ariel Perrill, sponsor, and Miss Mary Petty, sponsor. Last row-Marvin Huffman. .91 ACTING AS THE SECOND PRESIDENT OF , FTA, Marvin Huffman strives to create an in- ' terest in the teaching profession. FTA Encourages Teaching Careers 1 - QYTSQQ5 r jug, - g ,NF jL5 1. -2' + ' ' I i i : ' w v ' Vt -ig t t A 75 . J - n , ,,, f' STRIKING AN EXECUTIVE POSE are the officers of FTA. Front row-Kay Fergel, vice-president, Kay Engler, reporter: Eva Carey, historian, Lynne Larson, treasurer. Back row-Lewis Ray, parliamentarian, Sandra Gustafson, librarian, and Virginia Foster, secretary. BEING A TEACHER'S HELPER is Linda White as she aids Miss Emma Sage in decora- ting bulletin boards and checking papers as a first semester project of FTA, The club of FTA was chartered on March 21, l957, by Willa Kate Lewis, an English 'teacher at Hutchinson High School at that time. The purpose of Future Teach- ers of America is to stimulate in- terest in the teaching profession, to help recruit young people for the profession, and to offer ex- perience that will prepare stu- dents for college teacher's train- ing. '1--ugg Kayettes Wash Car Windshields X WELCOME TO KAYETTES greets prexy Marlene Lnndell at the fnrst meet :ng whnch was open to all gurls BUSILY MAKING LAST MINUTE PLANS for the Snowball are Lrnda Woodall treasurer Duane McGuire vnce president Mass Emma Sage sponsor Mass Marne Stewart head Kayette sponsor Mrs Dorothy Stamper sponsor and Connne Pl nm mer secretary I Nsqak STANDING IN THE PUNCH LINE at the annual Mother Daughter tea after the program an the audn torlum are the hungry Kayettes and their moms 70 SCRUBBING DILIGENTLY are Nancy Thompson and Dorothy Stevens whsle Pam Smith Marlene Lundell and Jane Whalen walt to gave their ap proval Washing wlndows so people could see their way to the bloodmobrle was a project this year v- LL X ..-g.,..--n--. n ll I ' D 1 1 ' , - I I I ' ' ' r - I ' l I - , . t I Q I - V l v o 5, If! cf' E I H? ww. Q, if f ' I '. . Cp K 47 , R I .Q A u 11 l lf ' 1 - , , I . And Plan Silver Bell Snowball THIS IS A REAL BUY AND CHEAP, TOO, point out Sara Sue Bowles and Marilyn Fields to Linda Lyman and Jan Wolf. Portia Gates looks on as board members take time out to practice their salesmanship. WAITING FOR THE BAND T0 CONTINUE are dreamy-eyed dancers at the Snowball. Bells hanging from the ceiling, ice skaters painted on the murals, and a pink tree in the center of the gym decorated the boy's gym for the year's Christmas formal. With spirit and membership high, Kay- ettes had a full and busy year. The bookstore was opened at the be- ginning ot the year and operated again at the semester. All the books were sold. At the open meeting, the second week of school, girls were urged to join and when membership was closed a picnic was held. The annual Mother-Daughter tea was held in October. The Snowball, carrying out the theme of Silver Bells, was Dec. l5. Kayettes sponsored the Thanksgiving assembly and dress-up day. Projects successfully carried out were the bloodmobile car wash, meals for mil- lions, money for CARE, and a needy tam- ily at Thanksgiving. INTERRUPTING THEIR CHATTER M to pose for a picture are board mem bers with Miss Wanda Vinson, state Kayette director. Kay Larson, Sue Sutton, Judy Smith, Sharon Hayes Jeanie Hardy, and Carol Schmucker have just finished lunch served by I the home economics department 7I 'Nl' Q , im 3' R J L Larry Brown Sally Colladay Jimmy Dick Judy French Jeanie Hardy Photographer Underclassmen Sports Clubs Clubs A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE was given Mrs Aylene Keown Allagaroo advisor by the 58 staff Looking on are Sally Colladay Jimmy Duck Charles Purser Jeanne Hardy Sue Sutton Joanne Ludwig Judy Smith Larry Brown Bob Walter David Russell Karen Kirk Carol Schmucker Jam Moore Rochelle Keesllng and Jan Nelson Senior J Students Re Create Rochelle Keeslmg Karen Kirk Joanne Ludwig Peggy Martin Sensors Features Faculty Clubs l 'Y'--H --, LN I' is . ' 1 3 x ft . . f 1 1 4 sg . 5 I A ' an R '4 - I ,, as . , 1 - . . , . , , . : I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' G 7 2 I 0 I ' ..m,. , x g' Q 'Q' q v .. ,' V 4 x' . U I-fc I ' '-9 f Jim Moore Jan Nelson Charles Purser Sports Editor Sports The best Allagaroo ever was the slogan of the l958 yearbook staff. After a special monkscloth cover and theme were selected, the staff began pro- ducing a book that would tell the story of the 1957-'58 school year. With increased enrollment the book be- came the largest in the schools history Carol Schmucker Assistant Editor David Russell Photographer Colored end sheets, photo-montage queen pictures, and a student index were improve- ments made. Delivery time arrived, and when the book sneak preview was held, the staff hoped the students would also think the '58 Alla- garoo was the best ever. THE ROYAL COURT of Allagaroo king Denis Jones stands on stage after the crowning assembly Dec 6 They are Bob Mann Sally Colladay Charles Jennings Karen Kirk Tom Armour Judy French galrjol Schmucker Denis Jones Jeanie Hardy Rochelle Keesling Charles Hageman Sue Sutton and 0 Platz School Year in Pictorial Form Judy Smith Joan Splckelmier Sue Sutton Bob Walter Clubs Business Manager Seniors Sports I . I . 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I C O . - 1 ' S 2 , ,1 X rgl I we 'rs y '- im.. 'R v 1.5-fu, Yvif ,e -if .5 l x , , if xx E E ' X X W a. -f af 5 . ax... ,, x if V xx xx J 0' in-..... , Wf'FQ an his M ff W., H 1 'R1 : gp ,K - ' + 'WP' 7 Q- if gf E ' J ,ggi V, X Q 4 2. e1 g. A J T i Embarking into a new field of education Mixing work with fun the students joined X P'--ssl. TURNING IN COPY for Thursday's publication POP HIT TUNES are placed on the newly converted are Consy Hunter, Pat Graves, Nancy McQuiIliam, jukebox by Lullah Moore, Dyana Day, Sally Cook, Sandy Hall, and Julie Parrott. Kay Engler, Mary Calentine. A Buzz committee arranged the converting of the jukebox from 78 rpm to 45 rpm speed. were thirty junior journalists who formed the Journalism I class. These students pub- lished the weekly school newspaper, The High School Buzz. Although the class met at an early hour, the first period, there was lots of enthusi- asm and work going on in the lab of room l l. With ambitions of publishing the best Buzz ever, the students studied headlines, editorial and feature writing, advertising, photography, and layouts. the senior journalists in a trip in October to a workshop at Wichita Southeast. The Buzz members helped the senior journalists with a dance Dec. 6 and Nancy Cochran was crowned Miss Buzz. Representing the staff as editor-in-chief and front page editor was Linda Lyman. As the last edition of the Buzz was put to bed, the staff was making plans for the '59 yearbook, when they would be mem- bers of the Allagaroo staff and senior jour- nalists. In Publishing of Weekly Paper SCANNING THE EXCHANGE PAPERS are Katie Jones, Mrs. Aylene Keown, Judy Wyatt, Connie Keefer, and Linda White. The Buzz receives approximately IOO ex- change papers from different schools. 1 'np - z4'w-M Club Offers Nuevas Progrcimcis 42 rf d .x ...iq M PRESIDING OVER the l-OS Ga- BUSILY PLANNING the different meetings for Los Gatos tos meetings is Skip Runner, are .loan Spickelmier, Donna Hyder, Bill Jennings, Virginia club president. Foster, and Peggy Johnson VAMOS A MEXICO were the words of the Spanish students as they prepared to board the bus for the last schooI-spon- sored jaunt to Mexico. GREETING HIS AWAITING LOVERS is Alan Sorem who was a Don Juan in the first open meeting. 76 3 -34 1 CL Holds Supperp Christmas Party LIVING IT UP at the pinata party and chili supper are Bob Tolar, Karen Kirk, Sally Holmes, Jeanie Hardy, and Carolyn Dunlop. Planning happ'nings for Los Gatos this year were Skip Runner, Jeanie Hardy, Betty Hughes, and Ro- sie Almanza. Mr. David Burns was sponsor of the club. One of the many things put on this year was the chili supper and pinata party held in the boys' gym. Los Gatos sponsored the after exams dance. Some of the club programs were plays in Spanish, films ot last year's trip to Mexico, and a lecture on Mex- ican art by Mr. Warren Brown. HOW'S ABOUT A COKE? asks Betty Hughes of LEADING CHRISTMAS CAROLS in Spanish is the Los Gatos sponsor, Mr. David Burns. fellow officers Rosie Almanza, treasurer, and Jeanie Hardy, vice-president. . i A '51 77 f Thespions Promote Interest - As the Perrill Club of HHS went into its twentieth year, many exciting dramatic productions were planned. On October 23, the first one-act play was presented during activity period. The play was Happy Jour- ney and was directed by Mike Prit- chard. The second one-act to be pre- sented was Balcony Scene, which was directed by Bonnie Bannowsky. lt was given in the November 20 club meeting. November 22 was the date of Strange Boarders, the '57-'58 all- school play. MUST KEEP THESE TICKETS STRAIGHT, thinks Mrs. Gene Cramer, sponsor ot Perrill Club, as co-sponsor, Mr. Hor- ace Eubank, looks on. PROUDLY SHOWING OFF the Perrill Club bulletin board are board members: Linda Dicken, 78 Carol Schmucker, Linda Ly-, man, Ann Jones, and Mike Croft. bf, .. ,iq DQ. if YOU OUGHT TO SEE IT IN ACTION! says Kon Rock, treasurer, while .ludy Smith, secretary, and Mike Pritchard, vice-president, read lines from Strange Boarders, the all-school play. ANY NEW BUSINESS? questions Jim Michael, presi- dent of Perrill Club, as he calls one of the monthly board meet- ings to order. ., I 4 PX . . Fx O V M3 R3 ll A .. x ,ag .-Q K2 K, J X, W' mi - -,cy -1 af- ffffagfig 'fifdf E Q gp-sf-1 . 5 - 9z::.g-., ing? M,-525151 ' I-ml: . 9377535-11. I 5 gpg' X f .'g1k . 2S75.,.,,k,-gf vs f 1 I va 1 A 1 n ,Li - ,V 'W 5, i 3 31, Lb 1 L ,, . ' . ' wax D 'Sf' 4 5 ' 1 H. if ,. if L ' an V ' .2 I I I I W Q 3 THE CAST 'Strange Boorclers' Come to Town J i The all-school play, Strange Boarders, was pre- sented November 22, in Richardson auditorium, un- der the direction of Mrs. Gene Cramer. ln the play, a delightful, scatterbrained landlady ran a boarding house. The play revolved around the efforts of an amusing band of bank robbers who eluded the police by hiding out at Cordelia's boarding house. Although Cordelia was eluded at first, she soon discovered the secret of the crooks and managed to get the money, roundup the crooks, and get the award for their capture. RlGHT OVER HERE, MRS. HODGE, urges Mike Pritchard, Captain Winkle, as he directs Diane Mitchell to a chair. Linda Dicken searches for lost money, and Fred Hipp slumps unconsciously in another chair. Candy Fenway. Professor Harriman ....... Glory Fenway. . Smiley ....... Joey ,......... . . Captain Winkle. .. ... Cordelia Tuttle. . , . John Todd ...... . Amity Haines... . Priscilla Haines... .. Lon Daggart. . . Myrtle Hodge. . Susie .......... . . . Boston Benny. . The Deacon. . . . .Lynne Clark . . .Alan Sorem . . . . . .Sharon Hayes . . .Mike Croft . .Bruce Davis Mike Pritchard . .Linda Dicken . . . .Lewis Ray . .Judy Bartlett . .Judy French . .Gary Stam'per .Diane Mitchell Dee Ann Joyce .. .Tom Martin . . . .Fred Hipp s PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE-that's what it takes as the members of the all-school play' know. They are: Lewis Ray, Fred Hipp, Sharon Hayes, Diane Mitchell, Judy Bartlett, Tom Martin, Mike Croft, Lynne Clark, Linda Dicken, Gary Stamper, and Mike Pritchard. 80 CHARMED, I'M SURE, drawls Judy French, Priscilla Haines, who acts the part of a sophisticated bank rob- ber. l JUST HOME FROM AN ALL-NIGHT PARTY are Jim Michael, Bobby Mer- rick, and Lynda Munson, Joyce Hudson. AWAITING THE OUTCOME OF AN EYE OPERATION are Pat Ross, Nancy Ashford, Bonnie Bannowsky, Helen Hudson, and Dixie Hayes, Marion Dawson. Q The Hutchinson High School dramatic club, Perrill club, presented the 3-act play, Magnifi- cent Obsession, on Thursday, February 20, at 8 o'clock in Richardson Auditorium. The story told of a noted brain surgeon who was devoted to humanity because of a unique vitalizing principle. Early in the play he was drowned when he might have been saved by a means that was used instead to save a wealthy playboy. The playboy, regenerated, sought to take the surgeon's place. He proved the extra- ordinary principle was a true way of life and over- came the hostility of the surgeon's lovely widow. Club Gives Broadway Production THE MOMENT OF TRIUMPH for the cast of Mag- nificent Obsession as they take their final curtain call, Kon Rock, friend of Bobby, Paul Tullis, Perry, Carol Wells, Martha, Fred Hipp, Dr. Hudson, Lynda Munson, Joyce Hudson, Wayne Henry, Monty is .F Brint, Bonnie Bannowsky, Helen Hudson, Jim Michael, Bobby Merrick, Pat Ross, Nancy Ashford, Robert Platz, Jack Dawson, Dixie Hayes, Marion Dawson, Ronnie Strait, Dr. Pyle, Clare Cameron, Mrs, Wickes, and Dwight Curran, friend of Bobby. 'si it H-2 CLUB-Bottom row: Connie Keefer, Susan Henson, Nancy Cochran, Dorothy Stevens, Portia Gates, Sharon Hayes, and Jan Wolf. Second row: Mary Calentine, Nancy McQuilliam, Sandy Meyer, Judy Deatz, Sandra Minear, Ann Jones, and Anne Graber, Third row: Joy Johnson, Mary Francis, Peggy Johnson, Pat Graves, Justie Colglazier, Sarah Graber Linda White, and Sandy Hall, Fourth row Julie Parrott, Judy Ayers, Pam Smith, Mary Beth McGuire Kathy White, Barbara Riggs, and Lullah Moore Top row: Linda Lyman, Linda Woodall, Janice Holloway Janet Mcllrath, and Sharon Kitch. H-2 Usherettes Back Activities ANYONE FOR A PROGRAM?-ask H-2 ushers at the Wellington game, Gretchen Grove, Sara Sue Bowles, Bettie Maner, Marilyn Fields, and Katie Jones. 82 HELLO HUTCH was the motto for the newly organized usherette club of HHS. The club ushered at school events such as plays, games, special activities, commencement and baccalaure- ate exercises. Basketball and football games took up most of the time ot H-2. Identifying each member of H-2 at games was the insignia ot a Salt Hawk with the words HELLO HUTCH woven into the Hawk, Each girl wore one of these on her Briny Bird sweater. The forty girls were divided into teams con- sisting of ten girls each. These teams, two at a time, took turns ushering. The club had a party in the spring. H-2 was sponsored by Mrs. Doris Lyman and Mr. Del Knauer. GAA Presents 'Calypso Joe's' JO MOCK SINGS Jamaica Farewell while benng accompanied by Marlene Lindell. READY WITH STRAW HATS a n d moroccos are the CaIypeftes, Enid Owens, Jeanice Gordon, Becky Roesler, Consy Hunter, Ma ry Francis, Joy Johnson, Carole Kruger, Garry Spence, Judy Gookins, Sara Sue Bowles, Peggy Johnson, and Leader, Sonja Huffman, 83 I l i ' , PRESIDING OVER GAA meetings is Kay Fergel, president, POSING PRETTILY for photographers are Scotty Gates, board member, Peggy Martin, secretary, Carolyn Ontjes, treasurer June Meschke, vice-president, Miss Donna Needham, sponsor and Marlene Lindell, pianist. GAA Sparks Girls' Athletics LINDA WOODALL ASKS, How's this? while help- ing make GAA shakers. Other helpers are Diane Thompson, Sarah Graber, Carol Wells, Janet Lohrey, Sharon Rayl, and Anne Graber. This year was a big one for the Girls Athletic Association. Headed by Kay Fer- gel, GAA tried new things. A Halloween party was held for all the members, and a prize was given to Pat Ross tor having the best costume. Noon dances were provided tor the students in the gym, food sales were held, and candy was sold at school to help raise money for Joe's Tavern. Basketball, volleyball, Baseball, and bowling were sports played by the GAA girls. March l, the highlight of the year took place. The theme, Calypso Joe, was kept secret until the big night, Kay Fer- gel was mistress-of-ceremonies, and music was furnished by Rudy Morrison's orches- tra and The Dukes. Jo Mock was solo- ist and Joe, proprietor of the tavern, was June Ann Meschke. l I STRAINING FOR THE BALL are Ginger Corey, Katie Miller, Valetta Davis, Jerri Carter, and Lorna Mills as they battle in a basketball game. GONNA GET THAT APPLE, was the motto of these GAAers who attended the Halloween party in late October. The goblin instinct in l5O girls came out as they listened to, ghost' stories and tried to guess everyone's identity. Sponsors Variety of Activities SMILING FOR THE PHOTO- GRAPHER after a board dinner are GAA board members Ann Jones, Sally Holmes, Mary Beth McGuire, Sonya Huffman, and Annie White. Carol Schmuck- er, Linda Lyman, and Dorothy Stevens are the floor-dwellers. Scientists Listen, Learn, Discover Valence club, the high school science club, began its forty-first year with a membership ot sixty-two, largest in the history of the organization. This year's membership was opened to any person taking a science course, or who showed an interest in science. Programs tor Valence club included demonstrations and lectures by Mr. Max Hamilton, sponsor and physics teacher, and Mr. Dean Gamble, co- sponsor and chemistry teacher. Speak- ers trom local industry, scientific films, and student demonstrations comprised other programs. DURING A CLUB LECTURE and experiment mern bers listen and take notes. Printers Prepare for Profession The vocational printing class of l957-'58 printed many things for the school. They printed most of the forms used by the faculty and also many let- terheads. Their biggest job was the weekly Buzz. This they published ev- ery Thursday. Many of the printers in Walter Knox's vocational printing class will follow this profession in later life, There were l2 boys who spent the morning in this class. The only prerequisite for this course was first year printing. The beginning class was taught by Mr. Knox in the afternoon. ln this class the boys learned how to set headlines and oper- ate the machines. THAT TUBE GOES THERE, says Mr. Walter Knox, printing instructor. Lavon Kessler, Larry Schwiethale, and John Schnurr look on. MAKING LAST MINUTE corrections are Jim Dyche and Jake Smith while Jim Beasley and George Friesen wait. THURSDAY'S HEROES-Jerry Avery, Bob Sayre, Danny Spencer, Dennis Dragoo, and Jeff Setzer ready the printing press for an- other issue of the Buzz. S Ailhxw ., ,-'11 ng. J Nx ff x ' 35 YS 5 Y -9 GREETING THE BRINY BIRDS at a club-sponsored program is Carol Smith, the president. A TENSE MOMENT just before the announcement of the king at the Sweet- heart Hop. The i958 king candidates are: Bob Gough escorted by Patti Stirn, Terry Bonham and June Ann Meschke, Jim Moore and Connie Plummer, Jim Bond and Judy Smith, Jim Dick and Diane McGuire and Stu Entz escorted by Karen Kirk, Crown King ot Sweetheart Dance BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER-Briny Bird board members are: Top Row: Bill Scales, Bob Fernie, Fred Hipp, and Mike Pritchard. Second Row: Mr. Del Knauer, Max Sutton, and Jim Moore. Third Row: Judy Smith, Patti Stirn, and June Ann Meschke. Bottom Row: Diane McGuire, Carol Smith, Karen Kirk, and Connie Plummer. Throughout the year, the Briny Birds held pep assemblies, in which they presented skits and football pep rallies where the members cheered around a blazing bonfire. At the be- ginning of each game the Briny Birds formed a victory arch for the Salt Hawk teams. The Sweetheart Hop, where the Sweetheart ging was crowned, was sponsored by Briny irds. H-Club and Briny Birds worked together on a campaign to eliminate congestion in the halls. Birds of a feather flock together, but not in the halls, was the slogan of the pep club. Another project was to make a new Sammy Salt Hawk. When finished, Sammy accom- panied the cheerleaders. Near the end of the year awards were given to the members with perfect attendance at the HHS home games. Officers this year were Carol Smith, presi- dent, Karen Kirk, vice-president, Patti Stirn, secretary, and Max Sutton, treasurer. Briny Bird sponsors were Mr. Del Knauer and Mr. Larry Marsh. -17 E is-ff , Ziy- Li. Debate Squad Travels to Victory ,-.- V:,: 3' . t., A c l. Myrefta J. Behnke Marcia Casey Fred Haag Margaret Haupt Jim Michael l .. The Winners' Placing furst at the St John invitational debate tournament were Jum Michael and Duane Thompson Flanking Jam and Duane are the second place wmners from Burrton and the third place wmners from El Dorado Janet Lohrev Carolyn Ontjes Jimmy Dean Tom Sawyer Duane Thompson ,Ns an do if? 'i lllil '13 li k ih 4 1 l lliil ' Capturing Top Rating, Honors John Neal Ricky Andersen Rex Gaskill Carol Elliott RARIN' TO BE ON THEIR WAY are these varsity debaters: Jim Michael, Diane Thompson, John Neal, Janet Lohrey, Margaret Haupt, and Tom Sawyer. Coach Nels Havens does the driving. Resolved: That the direct United States economic aid to individual countries should be limited to technical assistance and disaster relief, were the beginning words of all debaters for the year. Of l2 entries, the HHS de- baters placed in eight semi- finals and brought home seven trophies. In the district tournament the four man team of Jim Mi- chael, Diane Thompson, Fred Haag, and Margaret Haupt placed third. Bill Clegg Douglass Mclver Jerry Rogers 93 With Foreign 'TWAS THE NIGHT after Charley's rassel, be- gins Mr. Nels Havens as he relates the story of the whitewashers to his debaters in the Christmas as- sembly, Listening are: Jim Dean, Jerry Rogers, Carolyn Ontjes, Marcia Casey, Carol Elliott, and John Neal. THAT'S ENOUGH, says Janet Lohrey to Mr. Nels Havens as Douglas Mclver, Rex Gaskill, Myretta Behnke, and Jerry Rogers look on. Aid Debate Topic . -.u XZ. 1'ouizNAM:N1's Russell St. John Winfield Topeka Hutchinson Salina Garden City Emporia Ellinwood Shawnee Mission District .v .nil l RAIDING THE ICEBOX at the Christmas de- bate party are Jim Michael, Tom Sawyer and coach Nels Havens. DEBATE RECORD wins Losses PLACE 8 'I6 20 6 lst Thompson, Michael 15 2 lst Elliott, Rogers 'I9 6 3rd Thompson, Michael 4 8 20 6 2nd Thompson, Michael 13 6 3rd Lohrey, Sawyer 'l5 9 'I3 3 19 6 3rd Lohrey, Casey Sawyer, Neal 8 4 3rd Thompson, Michael Haupt, Sawyer Improving Written, Spoken Word ADMIRING A SIGN made by senior English students are Don Blank and Jo Carter. When the classes were studying Chaucer's Canter- bury Tales , each person had some kind of project. EXPLAINING THE IMPORTANCE ofthe Iowa reading tests to Miss Doris Ely is Mrs, Marian Miller, reading specialist from Wichita Univer- sity. Methods and ideas were exchanged at the monthly meetings of the English department. In seeking improvement, the lowa reading test was given students. Mrs. Marian Miller, Wichita university reading specialist was imported for a halt- day conference. Dr. Walter Loban, author of an English literature book, was consulted about oral communications. In March, the Better Usage poster campaign was conducted. Outstanding posters received ribbons Heading these activities was Miss Doris Ely, chair- man ofthe English department. STUDYING THE CARD CATALOGUE on their tour of the library are Sophomores Ronald Cotrell, Mike Wilcox, Wilbur Reusser, Curtis Schmidler, Larry Walters, Eleanor Baker, and Karen Brown. WELL, lT'S THIS WAY, explains Mrs. Dorothy Stamper at a monthly English depart- ment meeting. Listening are Mr. Del Knauer, Mrs. Doris Lyman, Mr, Ezra Metz, and Miss Doris Ely. 1 g L J Armed with Pans, Paints, Brushes ART CLUBBERS Linda Nonken and Jim Walker arrange and LEADING THE WAY, all the way is the rearrange an exhibit in the hall display case. i958 President, Sue Sutton. IN FRONT OF AN ART DISPLAY in the art room are the members of the brush board , Peggy Johnson, Mildred Crawford, Anne Graber, Marilyn Beisner, Sarah Graber, Julie Parrott, and Mike - if Croft. IW P , A 5 ,tis The Palette and Brush club is a high school organization tor stu- dents taking or interested in art. Meetings were held once a month and included films, art ex- hibits, skits, and guest speakers. Highlighting the club's activi- ties during the year was a trip to the KU art conference. The trip was in March and lasted two days and included art exhibits and dem- onstrations. The initiation picnic was in Oc- tober in the Scout room of the First Baptist church. All new members were welcomed with painted noses. Other activities of the club in- cluded painting a Christmas win- dow, food and candy sales, keeping the halls covered with posters, and arranging exhibits in the display case in the high school and public libraries. Mr. Warren Brown was the spon- sor. Artists Invcide College Campus READY FOR THE LONG RIDE to the KU art conference are the executive officers, Lynne Clark, Sandy Gaedike, and Pat Edgerle. wg nf WNV? PEERING PAST THEIR NOSES are newly-initiated members, Carol Ann Barton, Jayne Tippie, Carol Spickel- mier, Marcia Ediger, Diane White, Lynne Larson, Ginger Corey, Jerry Anderson, Kay Larson, and Lewis Ray, lT'S NOT BROWN , explains Pat Edgerle as she discusses her freshly painted green nose with new rnembers, Carol Spickelmier, Kathy Vannarnan, Barbara Hill, and Beverly Bond. National Crgonizcition Donotes GUIDING THE ACTIVITIES for the 1957- '58 Jr. Red Cross is Mildred Crawford, president. PRESENTS OF CANDY bars are distributed by Barbara Eales to her IOO per cent home room ll, PRESIDENT'S HELPERS, taking time to pose for a picture after a meeting are: Mary Helen Vogt, vice-president Portia Gates, treasurer, and Bob McClure, secretary. The Jr. Red Cross, a national organi- zation, met every Wednesday. The or- ganization was made up of one delegate from each home room, or 4l members. They entered a float in the football homecoming parade and also one in the Christmas parade, sponsored by The Hutchinson News. The organization presented all home rooms with IOOW enrollment and donations over 5 dol- lars with candy bars. Their main project was sending the school-chests, made up of school sup- plies to 50 school children. Mrs. Elizabeth Trosper, homemak- ing teacher, was head sponsor, and she completed her tenth year as head spon- sor of Jr. Red Cross. E M, . X I ' 'W Q . . A 'nn I 3 Q xt..-av f. U 6 A wif? KR i A Wd Q --rv 8 'ir Q ,M f fx A HHS Band Displays Top Ability THE HHS BAND Front Row B Bannowsky P Ross M Colwell J Spnckelmler P Graves A Jones L nant M Wnlcox B Hobson M Mallett S McKnight R Lee D Alexander D White J Myers and F Clune Third Row J Russell J Smith M Moms S Rhorer L Frager K Rock L Hnll L Bowman G Hangler and L Scott Fourth Row C Stubbs L Clark S Gustafson M Henry J Myers K Bason G Hawley J McFarland K Althaus and H Rudlen 100 KQXUNSO 4761+ sf-'ii S' 'ZCH S055 Fifth Row J Klrkpatrlck L Kingsley J Peterson P Barker L McLain M Bookless S Humphreys E Ewing and B Robbins Sixth Row P Overstreet C Rucker T Westfall B Vmcent L Caywood F Hlpp C Schmndler A Ebrught B Clegg R Eberhart Seventh Row M Simpson E Fox C Ch les L Bartley N Mitchell G Sampson G Foulk J Finch J Enns J Hlnerman and E Smith Back Row D Sellers and K Edwards -l We 1 t . l I L S 4' -1- l I yy o .A . A 1, . 1 , , Nz sl A Q Q3 ' 1 - Q H 1 - 1 - 1 - . , . , . - , . Wetzel and Mr. Lewis Hugel. Second Row: M. 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' ' if ' X Q X if 'Y B' D .. i9 ' J ' , kk f , 1 K V 5 3 61 ' i , M ' wi A 1 1 , K A L V 5 AA Q ,Q i f if ,, -3 ,f VE X 3 ww 5 ge W' ' Q ,5 -,'- F' ' ' , P T g E ' , ft li ' , f-M -QA wh., . - , MERGING IN A SONG IS THE 1958 CHORALE Larry Cole Alan Sorem, Jim Michael, Dick Alum Front Row Jo Mock Lullah Moore Jan Ortner Consy baugh Marvin Huffman, Gary Stanfield, and Robert Vocalists Hcirmonize with Melod PRETTY AS A BEAUTIFUL MELODY are the members of the Nonettes, Judy Deatz, Caroline Hollar, Mary Francis, Carolyn White, Barbara Riggs, Bonnie Propp, Carolyn Dunlop, Portia Gates, and Ann White. A , 1 SL. W :Q : 54 f' Vu Ev ,, x 5 ' 52 . AL Q. IS I xi rf . X X gm q I we ' xg E' it .Q W ' Y X, HQ I N, 1 v Q 1 xx X 1 ' 1 'Qi -9 4 ff ' 1. ,Ax wb' su q ' ' i ' A 'N f XX lf'-al' S ff Q.. -r -' -P-H - vs. 1 O W. ' .. ' 4 ' I , 5 ll , f - - 4 f 'N' 1, f- 'Rf' ff -Q-.H -4 .K Q ,, E i 'S Z - I-' 2 .- 2 E S ,s s ss'- Z .fa :1 13 5? :IJ :fl 2 ,-4 ,ff SE' :J , f-. Q. t 4 2 5 4 . ,L 0' H254 we '- i f azk kms: L f . 7 , Q .aj lvg QR sw W 3 5 W L5 M ' Q - .,,- , 53 h 2 5' -... .. Q If 'Q 5' wi' Q 'E :L- THE HUTCHINSON HIGH SCHOOL OR- Sandra Gustafson, Janice Russell, Julie Root, CHESTRA - Front Row: Mary Jean Lowe, Glen Haigler, and Judith Moshier. Back Row: Dave Hamilton, Carol Brack, Philip Cornwell, John Baldwin, Sherman Gunn, Bill Clegg, Stu Glenna Gould, Curtis Stubbs, and Jeanne Keown, Bob Henson, Dave Brown, John Simp- Gibson. Second Row: Vicke Sue Haskard, son, Dennis Alexander, and Mr, James Dailey. Lynda Dehart, Marvin Huffman, Kathy Ridlen, Crchestra, Trios Make Melodies If -' C- - G .- I.. r ' ov klg- ,, 5 1,-Q TAKING A MINUTE OUT while rehearsing are the clarinet trio members, Pat Graves, Sandra Gustafson, and Kathy Ridlen. 104 READY T0 STRIKE UP A TUNE are members of the flute trio: Janice Russell, Libby Delp, and Julie Root. JC- 7i. .C 'S B..- IT'S AN EVERYDAY DUTY, think the ac- THE CHORAL IN ACTION. Mr. John Cooper, companists for vocal groups--Kathy Ridlen, vocal instructor, leads the Choral in singing Chorale, Barbara Danford, Nonettes and Madam Jeanette at the District FHA meet- Double Trio, Pat Hayward, Modern Choir, and ing early in the school year. Don Thompson, Polyphonic Choir. While Quartones Don Long Socks is' CLARINETS MAKE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC vouch the members of the clarinet quartet- Law- rence Morgan, La Veta Bartley, Beverly Eng- land, and Jerry Rogers. 5 i l'M AVAILABLE to hold you tight, sing the Quartones in one of their many performances. The girls are, Jeanie Hardy, Carolyn Dunlop, Janet Lohrey, and Diane Thompson. The Quartones were often accompanied by Jim Dick, piano and Tom Sawyer, bass. 'R TAKING A BREATHER are the members of the choirs be-. tween rehearsals for Manhattan Tower and Down in the Valley. The music for Down ln the Valley was provided by the modern choir and the orchestra. xi WAVING HIS BATON is Mr. John Cooper, vocal music instructor, who directed and produced the two musical productions presented as a double- feature March 25. Assisting Mr, Cooper were Mr. Lewis Hiigel, band instructor, and Mr. James Dailey, or- chestra instructor. Spring Brings Broadway Musicals 106 LEAVE JENNY ALONE! orders Roger Sandoval, who plays Brack Weaver, to Mickey Frew, Tomas Bouche, as they fight in a scene from Down ln the Valley, an impressionistic performance of the old folk song. MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC, thinks Jo Mock as she studies and memorizes her lines and soloes for Down ln the Valley, WAITING FOR A CUE is Robert Platz, the Leader, while Marvin Huffman, father, Mickey Frew, T omas Bouche, and Jo Mock, Jenny, study their scripts in the background. A , Q as S V: - ,., i ,Q i uf? NS sv JUST LEAVING an FHA ex- ecutive council meeting is President Donna Hyder. Donna is also historian of District Ill. Today s Teenager Is Preparing FHA MEMBERS gathered for a meeting are Top Row Jo Mock Sandra Dillon Reba An derson, Carole Chiles Sallie Cheeves Karen Pray Rose Mary Pohlman Davida Carr Patty Coop, and Alberta Oliver Middle Row Betty Ravens Paula Wintamute Karen Brown Barbara Danford Marty Meador Mary Beth McGuire Sharon McDaniel Wanda Cline Joyce Johannes and Miss Esther Cope Bottom Row Ann Wyer Karen Bybee Marilyn Cooper, Ann Baumer Jean Baker Connie Harrison Diane Reynolds Wynn Walburn Gret chen Grove Judy Adcock and Nickle Frank 108 FHA MEMBERS posing for a picture are-Top Row: Roberta Shipley, Mary Trotter, Janet Snyder, Glenda Sutton, Linda Nonken, Janice Russell, Donna Hyder, and Bonita Gilley. Middle Row: Miss Margaret Ramsdale, Doris Howey, Sandra Davis, Enid Owens, Jan Ayers, Joyce Pratt, Mary Helen Vogt, Pat Danks, and Janet Hanson. Bottom Row: Connie Williams, Bonnie Smith, Anna Woosley, Judy Quinn, Judy Wyatt, Nancy McQuilIiam, Glenna Gould,Helen Ours, and Linda Fee. WHAT D0 WE HAVE? wonders Marty Meador while Barbara Danford and Diane Reynolds go through the donations. The food and clothing are going to a needy family which the club sponsored at Christmas. To Become Tomorrow's Homemakers Carrying out the theme, Today's Teen-ager-Tomorrow's Homemaker, FHA had a variety of programs. Talent shows, speakers, and demonstrations occupied the meetings. ln October, the Hutchinson chapter was host to the district conference. Later in the year the club went to To- peka tor the state convention. The members raised money by spon- soring the Barnwarmer party in Febru- ary. In the spring, FHA planned the Easter assembly. They also held the an- nual spring tea and style show for mem- bers' mothers. FHA's projects this year were giving a new coffee-pot to the school and spon- soring a needy family at Christmas. GROUPED FOR A PICTURE are FHA members. Front Row: Sherry Hoots, Sandra Lock, Dorothy Stevens, Judy Deatz, Diane McGuire, and Barbara Ketchum. Back Row: Mrs. Elizabeth Trosper, Janice Holloway, Janet Mcllrath, Mary Lea Ater, Zumla Heggy, Carolyn Lofland, and Judy Gookins. 109 s Sophie Gals Enter New Life For the first time since organ- izing, the Co-ed Counselors elected officers this year. They worked during the summer divid- ing the sophomores among the counselors. The sophomore girls were en- tertained at coke parties, and a picnic was held for the new girls. A panel went to Sherman Jun- ior High to discuss high school lite. Late spring was the date ot the annual girl ask boy dance. To end the year, the newly ap- pointed counselors tor i958-'59 were guests at a picnic given by the outgoing seniors, an l K In HOW ABOUT THIS IDEA for our panel at Sherman? asks Miss Mary Petty, girls' counselor. Secretary- Treasurer, Carolyn Dunlop and President Margaret Haupt seem to agree that the program for freshmen girls should include points on personality. 110 SINGING AND RELAXING around the tire is the best way to end a picnic, think these girls, All girls new to HHS were invited to come and get acquainted at a weiner roast held at Jan Johnson's farm just after school started. WONDER WHAT'S SO INTERESTING, muses Diana White as Susan Jones, Connie Chabin, and Judy Haskard find what Kay Roberts is pointing out is interesting. Diana and Ka like the other counselors had a coke Y, 1 party tor sophomore girls to introduce them to lite at HHS. Co-ecl Counselors Show Way 'Round ASSIGNING COMMITTEES and making preparations for the annual girl-ask-boy dance are Pat Edgerle, Sue Sutton, Mary Helen Vogt, and Karen Kirk. The dance was held in May. HAVE WE LEFT ANYTHING OUT? wonder Sally Holmes and Annie White. Counselors Sally and Annie have been showing sophomores Valerie Ferris, Shirley Herron, and Carol Rostine around the building. DIFFERENT EXPRESSIONS APPEAR on the faces of Co-ed Counselors as President Margaret Haupt tries to get her idea across. The Counselors are: Front Row: Carolyn Ontjes, Carol Sch- mucker, Marcia Casey, Sally Colladay, Jan Johnson, Carolyn White, and Diane Thompson. Second Row: Kay Fergel, Kay Roberts, Janet Lohrey, Patti Stirn, Joanne Ludwig, June Meschke, Carol Smith, and Judy Smith. Third Row: Kay Larson, Diana White, Jeanie Hardy, Vicki Haskard, Connie Plummer, Sharon Rayl, Genene Barnard, Lynne Clark, and Marlene Lindell. Fourth Row: Barbara Dantord, Donna Hyder, Carolyn Dunlop, Judy French, Karen Althaus, Judy Hopper, and Marlee Schuman. Back Row: Scotty Gates and Pat Hayward. III Club Stresses Safety in Traffic SLOGANS TO be stenciled and painted on the streets of the busi- ness district are composed by the sponsor of Key Club, Mr. Frank Kellenbarger and President, Charles Jennings. The International Key club of HHS was sponsored by Mr. Frank Kellenbarger. Working with Mr. Kellenbarger was Charles Jennings, president, and members of the board. The Key club limited their membership to 30. Some projects of Key club were stenciling safety slogans to down- town sidewalks, helping Big Broth- ers at Christmas, and car washing. Their main project was traffic safety with a fall and spring cam- paign. The club worked closely with the Hutchinson Police Department. During the year the meetings were taken up by speakers from the Hutchinson sponsor, the Kiwanis club. The rest of the meetings were mainly vocational programs. 'l'l2 Y E i 45 C 1 FOREST TENNANT narrates in a safety assembly skit and a well-known home town policeman, Rupert, covers his beat among HHS Main draggersf' Seniors Present 'Sabrina Fair' REHEARSING HIS LINES is Bob Platz while Marcia Casey, Joar Spickelmier, Marvin Huffman, and Margaret Haupt listen. Sabrina Fair was presented May 9 by the seniors of '58, Heading the cast was Pat Hay- ward portraying Sabrina. The men in her life were Linus, Jr., Jim Michael, and Tom Sawyer as Paul. The chauffeur, Sabrina's father, was Marvin Huffman. The Larrabee family, besides Linus, Jr. were Mrs. Larrabee, Marcia Casey, Mr. Larrabee, Bob Platz, and David, Mike Pritch- ard. Carolyn Ontjes portrayed Gretchen, David's ex-wife. Ju- lia, a friend of the family, was Margaret Haupt. Margaret, the maid, was Joan Spickelmier. Two young couples were character- ized by Sally Holmes and Don Thompson, Karen Kirk and Don Blank. Mrs. Ariel Perrill di- rected the production. Sabrina was sent to Paris to grow up and David fell for her when she returned. The story ended with Linus, Jr., marrying Sabrina and her father revealing a million dollar savings of his. DO IT AGAIN. This time with more feeling, directs Mrs. Ariel Perrill. TAKING A BREAK at rehearsal are Carolyn Ontjes, Mike Pritchard, Jim Michael, Pat Hayward, Tom Sawyer, Karen Kirk, Sally Holmes, Don Blank, and Don Thompson. 0 4,,, SPCRTS 4,, 4:7 1 -if 4-7 -if 4-, .ww Even When Losing, Salt Hawks TAKING A BREAK before heading to the practice field are Charles Lyons, Head coach E. M. Irish Ireland, Bruce McClure, and Joe Krafels. Mr. McClure and Mr. Lyons coached the line- men, while Mr. Krafels and Mr, Ireland tutored the backs and ends. HL . ,A in Never Cease To Give Their Best 1957 Season Record Ark Valley' 5f3 'd 195 Hutchinson 20 Salina Team Hutchinson 19 EI Dorado Arkansas Cnty Hutchinson 0 Wichita North Winfield . . Hutchinson 0 Winfield Hutchinson Hutchinson 0 Wichita Kapaun Wellington Hutchinson 'l3 Arkansas City El Dorado . Hutchinson 33 Wellington Newton . . . Hutchinson 19 Newton x 4 , .wl- Bob Gough Sr., H.B., No. 89 f ' 4 F? nrt 9 ' p , gl J so -3- fi Dalton Grant Charles Hageman Denis Jones Sr., C., No. 49 Sr., T., No. 95 Sr., E., No. 60 Hawks Suffer Micl-Season Slump me Ct, ,949 if Ken Smith Sr., G., No. 45 Jim Ellis Jr., H.B., No. 30 TAKE IT EASY, says Dr, A, C. Armitage to Bill Ward, who was hurt in the Wellington game. Woody Kramer kneels at his right as line coach Charles Lyons and manager Don Rodgers look on. gi. ..'V ,Jil Y' iso--4 fig' Clif. 5 w Capt. Eddie McQueen Sr., H.B., No. 92 ,gag Gary Stanfield Forest Tennant Bill Ward Sr., H.B., No. 94 Sr., E., No. 44 Sr., E., No. 98 Jack Grove Bill Jennings Jack King Jr., E., No, 48 Jr., G., No. 88 Jr., E., No. 61 'U 'E is F .. - 5 . M m ..lI . i . Loren Runner Dennis Sperling Jr., E., No. 96 Jr., G., No. 90 9 ' Q 1 - JCC? A l Kirk Votll Jr., Q.B., No. 43 Roger Witham Armand Baugh I Jr., G., No. 46 5091!-I H-3-, N0 33 Catch Fire in Last Three Games Ko Cotto So H N 3 The 1957 Hutchinson Salt Hawk football team finished third in the newly formed six- team Ark Valley League with two wins, two losses, and one tie. The over-all season record was three wins, four losses, and one tie. HAWKS WIN OPENER FROM SALINA At Gowan's stadium, Sept. 19, the pigskin season started with the Salt Hawks coming from behind in the second half to win from the highly regarded Salina Mustangs, 20-7. For their efforts the Hawks were ranked tenth in the state's Associated Press grid poll. After starting off on the right foot, the Salters ran into a brick wall at El Dorado and suffered an upset at the hands of the fighting Wildcats, 21-19, Sept. 27. SALT HAWKS FALL TO REDSKINS The Hawks' long-time rival, the Wichita North Redskins, invaded Gowan's stadium, Oct. 4. Although the Salt Hawks played one of their best games of the season, they were beaten once again. This time the score was 7-O. The jaunt to Winfield, Oct. 11 ended in utter disappointment as the Vikings got started early and kept rolling to a 21-O win. Another defeat was in store for the HHS LIE! So GN35 SNK So G N 36 athletes as they faced the Wichita Kapaun Crusaders in Gowan's stadium, Oct. 17. The Crusaders, one of the strongest teams that Hutch faced, walked away with an 18-O vic- tory to give the Hawks a 1-4 recordf SALTERS COME TO LIFE The Ark City Bulldogs, who were running high until they met the Hutch charges in '56, were again at the top of the ladder when they encountered the Salt Hawks on the Ark City field. Although the lrishmen didn't defeat the Bulldogs, they did hold them to a 13-13 tie. This game gave the Salt Hawks a lift, spiritwise, and they came back fighting in the last two games of the season. The game with the Great Bend Panthers, scheduled for the Great Bend field, Nov. 1, was cancelled because of the flu epidemic. Hutchinson was a team with poise as they racked the Wellington Crusaders,-33-7, on the Hutchinson home field, Nov. 9. The of- fense was rolling and the defense was incom- parable. ' Homecoming was a big day at HHS and the Hawks shouldered their responsibility by de- feating the Newton Railroaders, 19-12. lt was a perfect ending to a season that had its ups and downs. read sr f 4 sep Qsuez T.N ALL TANGLED-UP is Salt Hawk, Eddie McQueen. This is one time the Newton de- fense held their ground. Other Salters are Denis Jones l6Ol, Roger Witham l46D, Dalton Grant l49l, and Jack King 6615. mf' VJ' , Hawks Triumph over Rclilroclders NO HELP NEEDED, says Denis Jones as he hauls down a Wichita North Redskin, Other Salt Hawk players are Bill Ward l98l, Jim Ellis 6307, Bob Platz C87l, and Charles Hageman l955. 20 PAY DIRT! -The last step to a touchdown is taken by Eddie McQueen in the garne a- gainst the Salina Mustangs. WILLY BROOKS KEEPS ROLLIN' Through the Wellington Crusaders' defense in the game won by the Salt Hawks, 33-7. Hutchinson players are Bob Gough i895 and Fred- die Sfanfield l62l. In Traditional Homecoming Game UP ABOVE MY HEAD -Freddie Stanfield l62l and Armand Baughman C507 break up a Wichita Kapaun Crusader pass. RIDE 'EM SALT HAWKS, GaryStanfield l94l and Armand Baughrnan l5Ol bring down the Newton ball carrier to help win the Homecoming game, i9-12. Hawks Start with Win over West HUTCHINSON HIGH SCHOOL 57 58 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Kurk Votlfw Charies Purser John Baldwm Jam Bond Marvm Jones Ronnie Glotta Larry Cole Larry Soper Jack Kung Wnllns Brooks Eddie Mc ueen and Head Coach Joe Krafels 22 1 1 I - ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q , A HUTCHINSON 55 WICHITA WEST 53 ALL EYES ON THE BALL, as the Salt Hawks rack up their first win of the season in their first game. Hutch won in d o u b I e overtime. Hawk players are, Larry Cole, 20, Charles Purser, l2, Kirk Voth,24. Victories over East, El Dorado THE SALT HAWK SECOND AND THIRD TEAM PLAYERS-Top row: Skip Runner, Alan Sorem, Tom Sheppard, Ray Showalter, Bob Woods, Jack Calentine, Alvin Casey, Jim Ellis, Forrest Wendland, and Bob Rowland. Bottom row: Coach lrish Ireland, Bill Jennings, Dave Johnston, Armand Baughman, Fred sanfield, Kenny Cotton, Bob Kistler, Buddy Montford, Gerald Darnell, Rainer Martens, and Coach Don ewell. Ark Valley League Final Standings Opp. 409 445 400 462 574 563 W L Pct. Pts. Newton 9 1 .900 540 El Dorado 8 2 .800 546 Hutchinson 5 4 .556 459 Winfield 3 6 .333 389 Arkansas City 3 7 .300 474 Wellington 1 9 .100 428 Charles Purser Willis Brooks Sr., Forward Jr., Guard Q I Capture Fifth in Dodge Tourney, Kirk Voth Jack King Jr,, Guard Jr., Forward Final Season Record - 1957-58 55 Wichita West 53 55 Wellington 45 44 Newton 46 43 Arkansas City 44 H 63 Wichita East 48 U 67 El Dorado 52 T 43 Ward of Kansas City 64 C 50 Dodge City 49 H 74 Coffeyville 61 I 50 Winfield 44 N 61 Wichita Southeast 67 S 40 Newton 46 0 61 Great Bend 53 N 63 Wellington 34 50 North 61 62 Arkansas City 54 57 Dodge City 62 35 EI Dorado 39 35 Garden City 39 60 Great Bend 73 24 S sw mi' .....v ' New E33 26 63 HUTCHINSON 48 WICHITA EAST SHOWING HUTCHINSON'S SPIRIT against East is Jim Bohd, as the Hawks win over East, 63-48. The game was played in the Arena. End with Third Notch AV League, Under the coaching of Joe Krafels, who finished his second season for the Blue and Gold, the Hutch- inson High Salt Hawks racked up third place in the six-team Ark Valley Basketball League. The Hawks ended their season of play with a IO-I0 overall record and a 5-4 mark in the AVL. Next season, the HHS Hawks will have an advantage of four returning lettermen as probable starters. START PLAY, DEC. 6 A fighting Wichita West Pioneer team dropped a double overtime thriller, 55-53, to the Salt Hawks Dec 6, in the Arena. On Dec. I3, at Wellington, the Crusaders were not enough to stop the Hutchinson five, and the Hawks notched its first AVL victory, 55-45. The Newton Railroaders proved to be the first stumbling block. ln the Newton gym, the Railers edged the Hawks, 46-44, Dec. l7. Hutchinson, still feeling the impact of the Newton game, fell short in a last-quarter rally and lost 44-43 to the Ark City Bulldogs in the Hutchinson Sports Arena, Dec. 20. The Wichita East Blue Aces then fell victim to a Salt Hawk onslaught and lost 63-48, Jan. 7 in Hutch- inson. EI Dorado's gym was the scene of another Hawk victory, as Hutchinson picked up their second AVL win, 67-52. DODGE CITY TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS Hutchinson took fifth place at Dodge City's invi- tational tournament, Jan. I6, l7, and I8, with two victories and one defeat. The Hawks lost 64-43 in the first round to Ward high school of Kansas City. Ward went on to win the tournament. The Dodge City Demons led the Hawks most of the way, but at the end of the game, held the short end of a 50-49 score. Overcome by the Hawks in a high scoring duel, were the Coffeyville Golden Tornadoes who lost to Hutchinson, 74-61, to end the tournament giving Hutchinson their fifth place notch. RESUME AVL GAMES On Jan. 24 the Hawks resumed AVL play and turned back the Winfield Vikings, 50-44, at Winfield. This victory raised the Salt Hawks' season record to 7 wins, 3 losses. The Wichita Southeast Buffaloes put a blot on the Hutchinson record, 67-6l, in the Southeast gym, Jan. 25. lnvading the Hutch Sports Arena, Jan. 3l, were the Newton Railroaders, who rocked the Hawks, 46-40. With the Hawks on the long end, 6l-53 was the score of the Feb. 4 game against the Great Bend Panthers at Hutch. The most decisive victory of the year was scored against the Wellington Crusaders, 63-34, Feb. 7 in the Arena. North's Redskins were too much for the Hawks in the jinxed North high gym. Hutchinson came out on the bottom, 6l-50. The game was played Feb. l l. SaIt the Salt Hawks, was the theme of the Dodge City student body and the Red Demons carried out the chore and revenged an earlier loss, 62-57, Feb. I8 in the Dodge gym. Ball control helped the El Dorado Wildcats revenge an early loss at the hands of the Hawks and beat Hutchinson on their home floor, 39-35, Feb. 2l. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT AT GREAT BEND Garden City and Great Bend used drastically dif- ferent tactics against Hutchinson in the regional tour- nament at Great Bend March 6 and 7. However, both teams defeated the Salters 39-35, and 73-60. HAWKS CHOOSE ALL-OPPONENT TEAM The Hawks' elected co-captains were Jim Bond and Marvin Jones. The Most Inspirational Player, as voted by the team, was Willis Brooks. The Most Improved Player, voted by the Hawks, was Jack King. In addition to electing these players, the Salt Hawks also voted an all-opponent team. The members were selected from teams which the Hawks met during the season. They were: Gardner from Wichita East, Sumner from Wichita Southeast, Smith from Newton, Listar from Ward, and Hamilton from El Dorado. HUTCHINSON EL DORADO ENDING THE AVL SEASON is the Feb. 21 game with the El Dorado Wildcats, Rebounding for the Hawks are Charles Purser, l2, and Marvin Jones, 14, with El Dorado's Charles Lively looking on. Hutch lost this one, 35-39. Ancl Ten-Win, Ten-Loss Season fArllf5S effigy My , ggggag ' Q2 1 ' 1 5, 1 S'.LSi,e- -' '- x ' 'NLM if 2, 5 2 ,Y 2 . sk i is PACKING EQUIPMENT FOR . SALT HAWK GAMES are the two l957-'58 basketball man- agers, Ron Kessler and Ronald Bartcher. I27 , mf, Maia.. X wx 1 3: 4 KW A x A .wif . ,, 515.13 K, 'Q 1 -,U QQ f. i -7 'Sh' Ji? 8 iii' 5 'X '11 , y 3? ' Tl -4 t , 'M P' 1 Q A wi Al .nu , . Wk? Us-5 I Er - 4 'B V' Vg I i EF' . ily 1 A K . 1 X? X mg 5? i 1 y xg 3. WT 40 N 1 fx 1 RYE N S Q. 43 i 3 4 4 I tx X 1 Lewis Wiens, Irl Finnell, Denis Jones, Stu Entz, Dennis Sperling, Roger Witham, Bill Crow, Curtis Stubbs, John Wickliffe, Barry Brooks, Fred Wittman, Jack Grove. SEASON RECORD Hutch 30 Wellington 22 Hutch 30 East 13 Hutch 23 Salina 22 Hutch 28 El Dorado 'I2 Hutch 22 Russell 17 Hutch 39 Kinsley 3 Hutch 'l5 Salina 23 Hutch 22 North 21 Hutch 36 Southeast 6 Hutch 'I9 Wellington 25 HERO-Elated Salt Hawk wrestlers surround and con- gratulate Roger Witham. By pinning his opponent, STRAIN-H5 pounder John Wickliffe grits his Roger won the five points Hutch needed to edge Wich- teeth and bears down in an effort to gain the ita North, 22-21. advantage over his entangled foe. Trackmen Plciquecl by Rain, Snow '58 TRACK SQUAD-Front row: B. White, G. Darnell, T. Westfall, J. Enns, D. Mclver, D. Shook, C. Johann- sen, N. Good, A. Butler, W. Watkins, J. Wickliffe, K. Smith, D. Cheeves, Mgr. D. Grant. Second row: B. Woods, L. Ragsdale, D. Saylor, J. Ellis, J. King, K. Voth, J. Grove, L. McCue, B. Gough, T. Armour, 1957 SEASON RECORD Sterling Relays ................... Second Wichita University Invitational ...... Second Kansas University Relays ...... .... F itth Hutchinson Invitational .... . . . First Ark Valley League Meet ,......... Second Regionals - Here .................. First State Meet-Wichita University .... Seventh Paul Bowles. First, High Hurdles Hutchinson Third, 880 Yard Relay Paul Bowles.Third, Low Hurdles Hutchinson. Fifth Medley Relay 1958 SCHEDULE Sterling Relays ................ March 29 North Quadrangular .............. April 3 Hutchinson-Great Bend Dual ...... April 8 Wichita University Invitational ..... April 11 Kansas University Relays ....... April 17-18 Hutchinson Invitational. . . ,... April 25 Ark Valley League Meet .... ..... M ay 1 Regionals-Here ......... ..... M ay 10 State Meet-Manhattan. . . .... May 16-17 130 S. Gardner, W. Brooks, lrl Finnell, S. Walker, F. Ten nant, C. Jennings, B. Jennings. Back row: M. Fischer J. I-linerman, S. Hawks, T. l-laworth, S. Runner, J Calentine, M. Reinhart, G. Stamper, M. Croft, C Hageman, L. Schwiethale, T. Sheppard, D. Sperling S. Keown, B. Kistler, Mgr. B. Gordon. RETURNING FROM A CROSS COUNTRY are sprinter Bob Gough and half-milers Mike Armour, Bill Ward, and Charles Jennings. K' Ancl Chilling Winds Besieged with chilly, wet weather, which turned the stadium track into a marsh, this year's track squad was forced to do much of its pre-season training indoors. A two to six inch covering of snow prohibited practicing at Gowan's stadium until March 21, three weeks after the season had started. A squad of approximately 55 young hope- fuls, including twelve returning lettermen, re- ported to Coach Woody Kramer for prac- tice March l. The returning letterwinners were: Tom Armour, lrl Finnell, Bob Gough, Stan Gardner, Charles Hageman, Charles Jennings,Howard Little, Larry McCue, For- est Tennant, Bill Jennings, Bill Ward, and Larry White. Graduation, in l957, as usual, took its heavy toll. ln all, nine outstanding lettermen were lost via the cap and gown route. They includ- ed state high hurdler champion Paul Bowles, Lance Darrow, Jim Sewell, and Bill James, who with Bowles made up the third-place mile re I ay team, and point winners Pete Brown, Jerry Brown, Maurice King, Gary Pet- ers, and Phil Walker. In spite of the poor, early season weather and graduation losses, Coach Woody Kra- mer and his assistants, Charles Lyons, Joe Krafels, and Irish Ireland looked forward to .V Izll H , E! .Q i,.:,, , GRACE AND BALANCE are demonstrated by Willis Brooks as he glides over a high hurdle. JUST IN CASE- Woody Kramer, Charles Lyons, and manager Larry Lingerfelt check the first aid supplies. a promising year for the Salt Hawk cindermen. TIMING IS IMPORTANT in any relay event. Tom Armour, Ray Showalter, Mike Croft, and Larry McCue try to smooth out their batonless exchanges, es fj ,4 ' . ,, 1 'v , 1 S nr: ' , 'l3'l Q il Netmen Turn to Trophy Hunting COACH DON NEWELL Last year, the '57 Salt Hawks, coached by Don Newell, had matches with Great Bend, McPherson, Buhler, Wichita North, Wichita West, and were host for the Hutchinson ln- vitational Tennis Tournament. With six of last' year's seven lettermen re- turning, the future looked bright. The letter- men were: Jim Bond, Larry Cole, Ronnie Glotta, Jon Davis, Craig McGowen, and Don Thompson. The only senior letterman was Maurice Colwell. All of these players participated in the re- gional tournament. Cole and McGowen com- prised one doubles team and Glotta and Davis another. Bond, Colwell, and Thompson rep- resented HHS in the singles matches. I IQ' TENNIS LETTERMEN and Coach Don Newell face a prob- lem, the cold damp weather. ,aiiiff lord Long. 1 THE '58 TENNIS SQUAD stops X long enough to hear L a r r y Mattison crack a joke. Squad men are: Larry Smith, Forrest Wendland, R i c k Anderson L a r r y Mattison, Bob Smith Buddy Montford, Bobby Hen son, Pat Coleman, and Gay 1 Golf Squad Hosts State Tourney THE PELLET PUNCHERS in 1957-'58 were: Front row: J. Briguglio, D. Johnston, B. Brooks, B. Walter, and Alan Hamilton. Back row: D. Jones, R. Marquart, T. Sawyer, R. Kessler, and Mr. Max Hamilton, coach. The team practiced at Carey Park golf course during the season, With three returning lettermen, Jim Moore, Barry Brooks, and Bob Walter, the 1958 golf team opened its season in Ark City and ended with the State, held in Hutchinson, They played in the Wichita, Salina, El Dorado, Ark Val- ley, Hutchinson, and regional tourna- ments during this season. ln 1957 the team placed second in the State tournament, missing a play- off for the title by one stroke. Wichita East won with 629 strokes, while the Hutchinson team came in with a total of 630 strokes. Bob Walter was medalist in the EI Dorado and Hutchinson tournaments in '57, while Jim Moore was medalist in the McPherson Dual and North Dual. Mr. Max Hamilton was golf coach. Record 1956-1957 Season 4-man 2-man Wichita 2 'I Salina 3 4 EI Dorado 2 4 McPherson Dual 'I 'l Hutchinson 2 3 Ark Valley 3 5 Ark City 2 3 Regionals 4 3 North Dual 1 1 State Meet 2 7 THE THREE RETURNING lettermen with golf coach, Mr. Max Hamilton, had their final season as Seniors in 1958. Pic- tured are Barry Brooks, Bob Walter, Mr. Hamilton, and Jim Moore, 133 'KT' 1 . 4' qw.. fs' 45551 r 'v. 'f'.'lg's L. ' .Qc :A 4404, x 5 fi bi ll ' ' :A f :aj , ,aug if !5'f 'A xl WJ! fi' '5 1. as Q ie 1 f l 'gf -' g '41 f f-Q I 3,4 ,Q 8' N I K, lr as A Q Busy is the word that best describes this EWWS B LETTERMEN OF HHS-Front Row: W. Brooks, P Hainline, D. Jones, I. Finnell, E. McQueen, S. Entz B. Gough, B. Walters, D. Grant, C. Purser, B. Crow C. Stubbs Second Row' D. S erlin J Grove, L. - ' I3 Qi A Wiens, S. Gardner, L. Cole, C. Hageman, D. Thomp son, C. McGowen, K. Smith, A, Baughman, L. Entz, B. Jennings. Third Row: J. King, K. Voth, D. Bam mes, F. Wittman, L. White, B. Platz, B. Brooks, C. S I H k ' ' Cl t uw Splrlt Dorado game. Jennings B. Ward, F. Tennant, M. Armour, D. Mitch- ell, J. Davis. Fourth Row: M. Jones, B. McLeavy, G. Stanfield, R. Kessler, J. Bond, S, Keown, R. Witham, T. Stringer, F. Stanfield, K. Cotton, L. McCue, R. Glotta, S. Runner, J. Ellis, J. Moore, D. Newby. Spon- sors: E. M. Irish Ireland, Woodrow Woody Kra- mer, Joe Krafels, Charles Lyons. Co-sponsor Max Hamilton is not pictured. year's H-Club. Besides sponsoring the foot- ball homecoming dance, the lettermen hawked concessions at football games, sold ads for the basketball programs, and main- tained a spirited cheering section at all bas- ketball games. In addition, H-Club pre- sented skits in assembly and sponsored a clear-the-halls campaign. H-Club is composed of all the varsity let- termen in football, basketball, wrestling, track, tennis, and golf. It is sponsored by coaches, Irish Ireland, Joe Krafels, Charles Lyons, Max Hamilton, and Athletic Director, 'fWoody Kramer. GOI HUTCHI GO! yell the members of the H-Club cheering section at the EI 5 FEATURES . nv a 'v 'l feb' Students Select Football Queen Qghu-5 ni fd 1 V iw Banbana Sue mantan .K I Q ' Y A ff 5545- V .,3gw,sK' bf: 3-if ,. . 527. .W . Ancl Elect Basketball Royalty Carolyn Dunlop 1 ,- Rs Q1 1 ,mv 5 Af 2 -,., 's:iai'f qs K exif 5 K , :Q SP1 f1fs,ff1:f- g2fi'1 f '7' 4 .,.- .f-fa. ,,,,,, 'I Conme Plummer: I I . -. Y 4 42.9 Q MW: AW? ,V V it at af Qi ,fm .2 . ,sm xx gp ' 4 AJS' I 'f,..f' Qfllfg ' X-A .1 4 ' riifga Q' f, 5, my 'S' S- Y 'hifi ' ' 'A , wr E'-if Q. 3 K 'WW ' y 33s Wiw ' 7 ,Ki .1 lp jf N, ' sz . fy., 5 13' .Q YA af ' A4-. 4- ,.. is 1 5 Vx I a 0 nz! .,, .i 4 1 gg V: Lfvif aw fx, -1 , if ' f ms, , 'L-ew 1 Ns- , ,. 5 bm V, J , - W f, Q up Qs XM 5, I eq ' f ,Q ,A ' f ff, x 'Y if , .E f ' ilfgvkigff ffukf .44 Q, ,f Q 3, .S ,-Q '-...Wh-hm., ..,, f x 8.43 fl. I I 1. -' . mil!-,' fl ' 'gimp +4 A P K5 .. X Lf L ' ,gf , - , ' 'f 15 1, K4 , mf X J4- 4 ,Af iff K . U' v H -4.25 W, x f . :GW ,fig I , .KM Nw.. Students Enter into Enthusiasm EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT! C o n s y Hunter, Joy Johnson, Mary Francis, Linda Lyman, Sara Sue Bowles, Peggy John- son, Justie Colglazier, Kay Jones, Connie Keefer, and Sharon Hayes dance in the AI- lagaroo assembly. EATING HEARTILY at the Baker Hotel are HHS stu- dents and city businessmen before the sale of athletic tickets. GETTING READY for the Homecoming parade are the six queen candidates and high school students. Of Gola Homecoming Festivities CONGRATULATIONS KING DENIS - Carol Schmucker, assistant editor of the Allagaroo, awards Denis Jones, l958 Allagaroo King, a jew- elry box. Looking on are Jeanie Hardy, Rochelle Keesling, and Charles Hageman. em. Q it -v O 35, We-4 ,,..fv-' . fx LET'S TREE NEWTON-Dan Cavanaugh, Mickey Frew, and Bob Kistler ride on the prize-winning float in the football Homecoming parade. Mr, Harold Pryor's senior homeroom made the float. A LITTLE HIGHER! exclaims Sandy Hall as Clare Cameron lifts her up to tape the Happy Thanksgiving poster they made for Kayettes. Su- pervising is Sally Cook. X 3 S rg . If , .J l, I Q U 1 1 ,HN . or . I H kr? , F W I , ix if l f A wa -e . Q 'H 41, ,,. -A . ,- A ,W S to-. : I v , 4:2 an l I 5 K rg: 4 ,Q ,JI ecoll Fun ond Work Thot Make ALL RIGHT, BUDDY! warns Jim Wil- liamson to Dave Russell in an Allagaroo assembly skit. Q.. Jvqq fl 5 46 l Lf, COMIN' UP yell Charlie Crow, Bob McLeavy, Fred Haag, Janet Lohrey, Tom Spriggs, and Tom Martin, H-Clubbers and debaters, who sell cokes at the football games, ,f-nr: 0, . s '3'-az 'fr' ,mga I n Q93-, ru , T if! wa? 4 ' , XX WHAT IS DOWN THERE? wonder Mary Francis and Con- nie Keefer as Nancy Cochran peers into a ticket box at the Fair. OH, LOOK WHAT I FOUND! shrieks Judy Johnson as Jerry Koontz, Judy, Joanne Haldeman, and Ernestine Largent collect bugs for their insect collections in biology. The High School Yeor Complete CHATTING AND DRINKING coKEs after the junior ENTERTAINING THE SQPHIES af a Sopho- rush party at Morgan school are the numerous high more orientation assembly are Linda Woodall School SfUd9 1TS who affended- and Linda Lyman, THAT DOES IT! exclaims Marlene Colwell to Larry RETURNING EMPTY COKE BOTTLES during Schwiethale as she puts The finishing touches on her carn- the junior rush party to Sandy Meyer is Nancy paign poster. McQuiIliarn. Nl .Pirie Wi 147 1 IN THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS are Karen Sue Brown and Danny Cavanaugh, Jermaine Eckart and Phil HO! HO! HO! bellows Mr, John Cooper, dis- YOUVWQI and G3 Y SDQVTCS 35 'fl1eY d3 1Ce at the KBY' guised as Old Saint Nick. Santa made his ap- ette Snowball. pearance in the Christmas assembly sponsored by Stuco. Enter in Spirit with Saint Nick -ql t f ' 7 CAUGHT IN THE ACT - With suspicious grins on their faces, Dave Johnston and Ron 0NCE UPON A TIME . . . Sue Sutton, Lynda Munson, and Marquart display their efforts. Frosty is Ann Jones, members of the advanced speech class, enjoy perched upon June Ann Meschke's snow-la- telling stories to the children they brought to class. den car. 148 'W S-af... W TICKET PLEASE, says Marieta Jones HE WHO DANCES MUST PAY THE FIDDLER-Scrubbing the street and building after the whitewashing job are these HHS boys, as Connie Coberly and Terry Bonham enter the wrestling matches. Standing inside is Tom Stringer. Go to Dancesp Are Mischievous A COLORFUL SIGHT are these Briny Birds who are forming a victory arch for the basketball boys at the Hutch-Newton game. i i c l WORKING HARD are Dallas Krentzel and David Smiley as they repair a door in high school. 149 M' x 7, yi if, A . Q 5 E7.5:: --' XXX , A,.- '2- kr uit .. 4 3 , w 'km 32: L ig, 5 ai' N N? 'SN 5 -.1 0 ggxillf S' w.-. 51 . 3 ' , 1 gif! fr, ' ,N ,thug fm b 'Y y AM -by ,uc we I is AAA t Yi il 2' , ff if W . . W K ' W 4, ,-I QA Y 13 Li 3 si? . .1 E f C'- wr si X U -1 EI 'Q I ? ,T Now Ronan, lg exclaims Mrs. HULA HULA is the dance I 5 Marsh, portrayed expertly demonstrated by ' by Diane Mitchell. LaDonna Frazier in the GIVE IT TO ME RODNEY, says Tom Sawyer to Jim Diane is giving 3 senior c l a s s assembly. Michael. They are advertising the Senior Showcase, monologue of a a booklet of senior compositions. mother taking her son to school on his first day. Their Fate Really Great in '58 THE SENIOR SHOWCASE was the result of the collaboration of Dave Russell, Carolyn Ontjes, Kay Larson, Kay Fergel, Jim Moo re, Margaret Haupt, Robert Platz, and Bob Mann. SAUCY SOPHIES-Penny Nichols, Carole Kruger, Becky Roesler, Doris Ging, Susan Sawyer, Susan Colladay, Susan Scruggs, Vickey Erwin, and La Donna Malson dance at the Sweetheart Hop. FACULTY X F X jg., :Q ,qi-Q wa 'YN ,JN cgi' QW' 114 , 'I'-J' '-1 7' i' ASSISTING STUDENTS with college scholar WORKING WITH AN aquarium is Miss Mildred ships or vocational ChOIC9s IS MISS Mary PGTTY Parker, head of the biology department. Miss Par- girls Counselor MISS Petty also T9f3Cl'19S DSY ker was named a Master Teacher of Kansas in l957. Teachers Plcm Coffees, Meetings CHECKING A FILM from the audio visual library is Mr. C. E. McMuIlir1, Mr, McMullin teaches American history and keeps the film equipment in tiptop shape. sf E' awww, , or W,,,mh-mwww his BUENAS DIAS AMlGOS, says Mr. David Burns .mi l Q-P, as he greets his Spanish students. Mr. Burns is a sports fan and sponsors Los Gatos, Q- west F ,ji FUNDAMENTALS OF A MOSAIC are shown by Mr. Warren Brown, art teacher and sponsor of Pal- lette and Brush. Mr. Brown's hobby is making and designing jewelry. H H S Faculty A BIRD'S EYE VIEW is taken by Mr. Woodrow Woody Kramer as he looks through the micro- scope at a slide. Mr. Kramer teaches biology, is Q J' A M mbers Prepare athletic director and head track coach. .,, N4 Ns., EXPLAINING SOME OF THE fine points of dia- graming a sentence to a sophomore English class is Mrs. Ariel Perrill. Mrs. Perrill is sponsor ofthe Future Teachers Association. Students for All Walks of Life BI! M 'E 'la PREVIEWING A NEW GEOMETRY book is Miss ,f ww, Marie Stewart. Miss Stewart is head sponsor ot Kayettes and piays the piano for a hobby, EXPLAINING A PISTON to his Class is Mr. Vaden Stroud, teacher of auto mechanics. Mr. Stroud was marshal ot the homecoming parade. 158 4 ,...f, CHECKING ON THE FINER points of English is Mrs. Dorothy Stamper, who is co-sponsor of Kay- ettes. I Work of ci Long 904-QM. Y . v..,, 2' Q SORR-EE! says Mr. Del Knauer as he assigns junior themes to a Iuckless English class. Mr, Knauer is head sponsor of Briny Birds and MOB. Q un' Q. x . i N322 iiifvfnl of ' ' C' LOOKING PLEASED after preparing a march STRAIGHT AND EVEN reminds Mr. Russell routine is Mr. Lewis l-liigel. Mr. Hiigel directs Kingsley to his woodworking students. Mr, the concert and marching bands and presented Kingsley is caretaker of the jukebox and a Hi-Y the bands in performances during the year. sponsor. Journey on Highway of Education THE DISHWASHER, one of many appliances in READY FOR A TEST? queries Mr. C. R. Gilli- the remodeled kitchen in the home economics lan. Mr. Gillilan teaches American problems to department, is demonstrated by Miss Margaret HHS seniors and advises the student council. Ramsdale, foods instructor and sponsor of FHA. x 1' J tk., N lm EQ- P x S. CONDUCTING AN EXPERIMENT of his own is DEMONSTRATING GESTURES in speech class is Mr. Dean Gamble, chemistry instructor, Mr. Mr, Horace Eubank, Mr. Eubank teaches English Gamble also coaches sports at Sherman Junior and speech and assists with sponsoring the Per- High School, rill club. Advise about Puzzling Problems CHECKING PAGE LAYOUTS for an Allagaroo POINTING OUT A SPOT on a map of Kansas is deadline is Mrs. Aylene Keown. Mrs. Keown Mr, Harold Pryor, teacher of American problems. advises Buzz, teaches English, and supervises the He is also head senior class sponsor, darkroom. out 'sf 1 v'-'-vw-nr' f nl' Nifty We ANGLES, TRIANGLES, AND RECTANGLES are taught by Mr, Frank Kellenbarger, geometry teacher. Mr, Kellenberger is head Key club sponsor. DER EXPLAINING THE PLOT of the 3-act, all-school play, Strange Boarders is Mrs. Gene Cramer. Mrs. Cramer teaches speech and dramatics and is head sponsor of Perrill club. Of Concern to America's Youth CONSULTING HIS MUSIC before directing the orchestra is Mr. James Dailey, a newcomer to the music department. Mr. Dailey also directs the dance band. GLANCING UP FROM FILING A THEME, Mr. E. J. Metz gives helpful pointers to his sopho- more English students. Mr, Metz organized a school chess club this year. I6 2 W wg EXPLAINING THE TECHNIQUES of driving is Mr, MATERIAL, PATTERNS AND TAPE MEASURES are three Larry Marsh, driver training instructor. essentials in sewing, teaches Mrs. Elizabeth Trosper. B sides teaching sewing, Mrs. Trosper teaches home living and advises Junior Red Cross, Knowledge To Use In Future Life ANYONE HAVE A QUESTION? wonders Mr. Max Hamilton as he examines an oscilloscope while in- structing a class. Mr. Hamilton teaches physics, al- gebra, and physical science. He is the head golf coach. N' .5 id. SHOWING THE USE of a compass to a mechanical draw ing class is Mr. Deane Banker. Mr. Banker teaches me chanical drawing and physiology, ' ,nun LET'S SING! exclaims Mr, John Cooper. Mr. Cooper's job of vocal music director includes directing the polyphonic and modern choirs and the girls' and boys' singing ensembles. ALL RIGHT, WHO TOOK THE COFFEE CUP? inquires Mrs. Doris Lyman, junior English teacher' and sponsor ot l-l-2, a newly-organized usher- ettes club. Relax from Classroom Routine COACHING THE MAT MEN and teaching biol- ogy are jobs ot Mr, Charles Lyons. Mr, Lyons is an assistant football coach. 09 SHOWING HOW TO CUT a stencil to a clerical practice class is Miss Virginia Armstrong. Miss Armstrong teaches shorthand and general busie ness. 'Ii R ,,..Wffi SHELVING BOOKS AND ASSISTING in reference work is Miss Ethelyn Elagg, Miss Flagg serves on the assembly committee and belongs to the Hutch- inson English Teachers Association. HELLO, THERE! is the familiar greeting ot head football coach, Mr. Ernest Irish Ireland. Aside from football, Mr, Ireland puts the boys in gym through their'paces and helps with other sports. With Families, Hobbies, Trcivel COUNTING CLUB MONEY is Mr, Walter Rine- hart. Mr, Rinehart teaches bookkeeping and ad- vises the student bookkeepers. il N If ....,---ei. -- '.1',,.,,, A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NlNE, says Miss Esther Cope to her clothing students. Miss Cope is a co-sponsor of El-IA and is always ready to help with the school's social functions. Office Staff Aids Student Body Mr. R. C. Guy, principal With a cheerful and a friendly Hello, Principal R. C. Guy greets the students of HHS. Mr. Guy, in his eighth year as prin- cipal of Hutchinson High School, is a graduate of the Kansas State Teachers College at Pittsburg, Kans. He holds B.S. and M.S. degrees from KSTC. Since he serves on several boards and committees, he has little time to enjoy his favorite pastimes of fishing, hunt- ing, and reading. Mr. Guy is keenly interested in high school and college athletics. Despite his busy schedule, though, Principal Guy finds time for the five women in his life: his wife, his three daughters, Blythe, Robbie, and Ruthie, and a granddaughter with whom he will soon become acquainted. Yes, the Guy who plays the leade ing role in the lives of the high school students, is R. C. Guy. MAKING A TRANSCRIPT on a verifax printer is Miss Pearl Clinton, registrar. In Daily Routine of School Life N. X XX? i K if S i' ON THE JOB-Mrs, Virginia Bartlett records the absentees each hour and is secretary in the vice-principal's office, N A EXCUSED OR UNEXCUSED-Mr. Nels Havens, vice- principal, ponders over an excuse from a student. Mr, Havens is also the debate coach, 8 library book is Mrs. Joyce Dick, 85- from grading Semester exam Slsfanl in the llb aVY- papers is Mrs Esther Ogle, who teaches soph- omore and junior English. I67 Senior R corcl Show Three Years Aldrich, Lynn J. Briny Birds 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band Zi TVBCl4 2, 3. Althaus, Karen FTA 4, Kayettes 2, 3, Junior Red Cross l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, State Music Festival 3, Student Council l, Co-ed coun- selor 4, Office worker 3, 4, GAA Sports 2, 3. Alumbaugh Dick Briny Birds 4, Choir 3, 4, Boy's chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Chorale 4, Finian's Rainbow 2, By the Beautiful Sea 3, Manhattan Tower 4, Down in the Valley 4, District Speech Fes- tival 3. Anderson, Jerry Sue Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Perrill club 2, 4, Palette 8 Brush 4, GAA sports 4. Armour, Tom Briny Birds 2, Los Gatos 2, 3, Key club 2, 3, 4, Key club board 2, 3, 4, H club 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, Hi-Y board l, Band l, Choir l, Allagaroo King candidate 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Track l, 2, 3, 4. Ater, Mary Lea Briny Birds .2, 3, FHA 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Choral Festival 2, GAA Sports 4. Avery, Merlyn Briny Birds 3, FHA 4, Girl's Chorus 3, GAA Sports 4, ' Ayers, Jan Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3, Palette 8- Brush 4, Girl's Chorus 2, 3, 4, GAA Sports 2, 3. Baldwin, John Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, State Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4, District Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Finian's Rainbow 2, By the Beautiful Sea 3, Man- hattan Tower 4, Yong American candidate 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Bamrnes, Dick Wrestling 3, Bannowsky, Bonnie Kayettes 4, Perrill club 4, MOB 4, Twirlers 2, 3, 4, Manhattan Tower 4, Magnificent Obsession 4, Ark Valley Speech Festival 4, State Speech Festival 4. Banworth, Larry Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, Boy's chorus 2, 3, Barker, Pai FHA 4, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Perrill club 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, GAA Sports 2. Barnard, Genene Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, Perrill club 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Girl's chorus 2, 3, Co-ed counselor 4, GAA Sports 2, 3. Barnes, LaWanda Bartel, Sharon Briny Birds 3, 4, Kayettes 3, 4, Office worker .4. Baumer, Ann Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3 4, Perrill club 2, 3, 4, Girl's chorus l, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Sports 2, 3, 4. Beal, Harlan Hi-Y l. Behnke, Myretta Valence club 4, Band 4, Choir 4, Chorale 4, Manhattan Tower 4, Debate 4, GAA 4, GAA Sports 4, Ark Valley Speech Festival 4. Beisner, Marilyn Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 3, 4, Perrill club 2, 3, 4, Los Gatos 3, Palette 8- Brush 3, 4, Palette 8- Brush board 4, GAA 2, 3, 4. Bell, Wanda Bernard, Jewell Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, Golf 3, Bernard, Lucille Briny Birds l, 2, FHA 2, Kayettes 2, GAA Sports l, 2. Bickel, Ray Choir 3. Billuos, Linda .loan Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, FHA board 2, 3, District secretary 3, Perrill club 2, 3, 4, Make-up crew 2, 3, Chairman of make-up rrew 4. Blank, Donald Briny Birds 4, Los Gatos 3, 4, Valence club 3, Hi-Y l, Dance Band 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, Sabrina Fair 4. Bloom, Philip Briny Birds 4, Choir 3, 4, Boy's chorus 2, 3, Finian's Rainbow 2, By the Beautiful Sea 3, Manhattan Tower 4, Down In the Valley 4. Bond, Jim Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Perrill club 2, 3, Los Gatos 4, Key club 2, 4, H-club 3, 4, Bookkeeper 2, Football 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. Bonham, Terry Briny Birds 4, Briny Bird board 4, Choir 4, Boy's chorus 3, By the Beautiful Sea 3, Manhattan Tower 4, Down in tHe Valley 4, Bookkeeper 3, 4, Sweetheart King candidate 4, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track 4. N0 GIRLS? The students of HHS seem to be verifying the fact that lt's a man's world. Bright, Lois Choir 2. Brooks, Barry H-club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Golf l, 2, 3, 4- Brooks, Richard L. Brooks, Robert A. Brown, Larry Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Key club 4, Hi-Y l, Hi-Y board l, Band l, 2, Choir l, Allagaroo staff 4, Photographer 4, Bookkeeper 4, Boy's State 3. Brown, Loren Dance Band 3, 4, Band l, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, By the Beautiful Sea 3, Down in the Valley 4, Brubaker, Kathrine Brunk, Gary D. Hi-Y l, Track l. Carter, Jo Briny Birds 3, 4, FHA 2, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Perrill club 2, 3, 4, Manhattan Tower 4, Casey, Marcia Ann Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Perrill club 2, 3, 4, Los Gatos 3, 4, Palette 8- Brush 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, MOB 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Girl's chorus l, 2, Choral Festival l, 2, Debate 3, 4, Buzz staff 3, Student Council l, Co-ed counselor 4, Young American candidate 4, Basketball Queen candidate 4, New year's Eve Queen candidate 4, Sabrina Fair 4, Cavanaugh, Dan Hi-Y l, Hi-Y board l, Boy's chorus l, 2, Finian's Rainbow 2, Football l, Basketball 2. Chancey, Jerry Key club 4, Buzz staff 4, Ticket force 4, Cheeves, David M. Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, Hi-Y l, 2, Boy's chorus l, Football l, 2, Wrestling 3, Track l, 2, 4. Chlumsky, Marie Briny Birds 4, Kayettes 4, Palette 81 Brush 4, Girl's chorus 4, GAA 4. Clark, Lynne Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Perrill club 2, 3, 4, Palette 8. Brush 2, 3, 4, Palette 8. Brush board 4, secretary, Band 2, 4, Co-ed counselor 4, Office worker 4, Stage crew 4, GAA Sports 2, 3, 4, Ark Valley Speech Festi- val 4. Cole, Larry Key club 2, 3, H-club 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boy's chorus 4, Chorale 4, Finian's Rainbow 2, Manhattan Tower 4, Down in the Valley 4, Debate 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, Tennis 2, 3, 4. Coleman, Patrick Briny Birds l, Hi-Y l, 2, Football 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4. Colladay, Sally Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Perrill club 2, 3, 4, Los Gatos 3, 4, Palette 8. Brush 4, Choir l, Girl's chorus 2, Allagaroo staff 4, Buzz staff 3, Student Council 2, Co-ed coun- selor 4, Basketball Queen candidate 4, GAA Sports 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, New Year's Queen candidate 4, Sabrina Fair 4. Collins, Bruce Connelly, James Cook, Bonnie Briny Birds 4, Kayettes 2, Palette 8- Brush 2. Cooper, Marilyn Briny Birds 2, 3, 4: FHA 4, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Perrill club 2, 3, 4: Palette 81 Brush 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, Choir 3, 4, Girls' chorus 2, Kay- ette choir 2, By the Beautiful Sea 4, Down in the VaIley 4. Corey, Ginger Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Perrill club 2, 3, Palette 8- Brush 4, Junior Red Cross 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Sports 2, 3, 4, Kayette choir 2, Office worker 3. Cox, Billy Of Stucly, Activities in High School Crawford, Mildred Yvonne Senior class treasurer5 FHA 45 Kayettes 25 Palette 8. Brush 3, 45 Palette 81 Brush board 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross board 3, 45 Buzz staff 35 GAA Sports 3, 4. Danford, Barbara Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 FHA board 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Girl's chorus l5 Ensemble Accompanist 2, 45 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Co-ed counselor 4. Darnell, Janice Marie Briny Birds 2, 35 Kayettes 25 Perrill club 25 Palette 8- Brush 2, 3, 4. Davis, Jan Briny Birds 2, 35 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Office worker 25 Ticket force 4. Davis, Sandra Day, Dyana Briny Birds 45 FHA 45 FTA 3, 45 Kayettes 45 Band 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Choir 3, 45 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 Buzz staff 4. Day, Wayne Briny Birds 45 Dance band 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep band 2, 3, 45 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 4. Del Rosario, Allen DeWeese, Howard Levi Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Boy's chorus 2, 3, 45 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 4. Dick, Jimmy Junior class President5 Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Briny Bird board 25 Los Gatos 35 Key club 45 Hi-Y l, 25 Dance band 25 Orchestra l5 Man- hattan Tower pianist 45 Buzz staff 35 All- agaroo staff 45 Student Council vice-president l, president 45 B-Team cheerleader 2, 35 Sweetheart king candidate 45 Junior Rotarian 45 Young American 4. Dicken, Linda Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Perrill club board 45 Valence club 45 Choir 3, 45 Kayette choir 25 Finian's Rainbow 35 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Man- hattan Tower 45 Henrietta the Eighth 35 One Foot in Heaven 35 Strange Boarders 45 Office worker 25 GAA 2, 3, 4. Dirksen, Martin H. Boy's chorus 2, 35 By the Beautiful Sea 3, Dobson, Ruthann Briny Birds 2, 35 FHA 2, 35 FHA vice-president 35 Kayettes 2, 35 GAA 2, 35 Girl's chorus 2, 35 GAA sports 2. Doty, Connie Sue Girls' chorus 2. Dunlap, Rodney Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Key club 3, 45 Hi-Y l5 Band l5 Bookkeeper 2, 3, 45 Head Bo5kkeeper 45 Basketball l, 2. Dunlop, Carolyn Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 FTA 35 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 35 Los Gatos 3, 45 Valence club 45 Junior Red Cross 25 Dance band 35 Choir 3, 45 Nonnettes 45 Kayettes choir 35 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Man- hattan Tower 45 Co-ed counselor 45 Basketball Queen candidate 4. Dwyer, Jimmie Los Gatos 25 Hi-Y l, 2. Dyche, Jim Hi-Y I5 Basketball 2. Ebright, Arlo 0. Hi-Y l5 Dance Band 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Orchestra 3. Edgerle, Patricia Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 FHA 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Palette 8- Brush 2, 3, 45 Palette 8. Brush board 3, 45 Palette 8t Brush Treasurer 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Co-ed counselor 45 GAA Sports 2, 3, 4. Entz, Stewart Senior president5 H-club 2, 3, 45 H-club pres- ident 45 Sweetheart King 45 Football 3, 45 Basketball I, 25 Wrestling 3, 45 Track 45 Junior Rotarian 4. Ewy, Gary Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep band 3. Fee, Linda Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 FHA board 2, 3, 45 FHA vice-president5 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Valence club 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Kayette choir 35 Student Council 4. Fergel, Kay Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 FTA Vice-pres- ident 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Los Gatos 3, 45 Valence club 45 Palette 81 Brush 2, 3, 45 MOB 3, 45 MOB board 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 GAA board 3, 45 Girls' chorus 25 Kayette choii 25 Student Council 3, 45 Co-ed counselor 45 GAA Sports 2, 3, 45 GAA President 4. Finnell, lrl W. H-club 3 45 Football 45 Basketball 25 Wres- tling 45 Track l, 2, 3, 4. Frager, LeRoy Frazier, LaDonna Briny Birds 2, 45 FHA 25 Kayettes 25 Perrill club 2, 45 Choir 3, 45 Girls' chorus l, 25 Chorale 45 Choral festival l, 2, 35 State Music Festival 25 Finians Rainbow 25 Manhattan Tower choreography 45 Down in the Valley stage direction 45 GAA sports 2, 35 Ark Valley Speech Festival 4. Freidenberger, Ronald Junior Red Cross 25 Band l, 2, 35 Pep Band 2, 35 Orchestra l5 Student Council 35 Photo- grapher 35 Football l. French,Judy Sophomore vice-president5 Junior vice-pres- ident5 Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Palette 8. Brush 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 35 Choral Festival 35 Kayette Choir 2, 35 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 District Speech Festival 45 AVL Speech Festival 45 One Foot in Heaven 35 Strange Boarders 45 Buzz Staff Assistant editor 45 Allagaroo staff 45 Student Council vice-president l, 45 Co-ed counselor 45 Buzz Queen candidate 35 GAA sports 2, 3, 45 Perrill Club Publicity 2, 3, 4. Frew, Mickey Band l5 Choir 3, 45 Boy's chorus 2, 35 Finians Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Man- hattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 Student Council 4. Friesen, Charles Friesen, Darlene Frye, Glenna Gaedike, Sandra Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Los Gatos 3, 45 Valence club 45 Palette 81 Brush 2, 3, 45 Palette 8. Brush board 3, 45 Strange Boarders publicity 45 Mag- nificent Obsession publicity 4, Garcia, Bobby Los Gatos 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Boy's Chorus 2, 45 Finian's Rainbow 25 Down in the ValIey 4. Gardner, Stan H-Club 3, 45 Hi-Y l, 25 Debate 25 Football 3, 45 Wrestling 45 Track 3, 4. Gates, Scotty Senior Vice-President5 Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Los Gatos 35 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 35 Junior Red Cross board 35 GAA 2, 3, 45 GAA board 45 Dance Band 25 Orchestra l5 Choir 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 35 Chorale 45 Choral Festival 35 State Music Festival l5 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Man- hattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 Co-ed counselor 45 GAA sports 2, 3, 4. Gilley, Jerry Gingerich, Wayne Givens, Gary Choir 35 Finian's Rainbow 2. Good, Ronald Briny Birds 2, 3: Hi-Y lr Band l, 2, 3, 45 State Music Festival l, 2. Gookins, Judy Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 FHA 45 Kayettes 2, 3, -45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Girl's chorus 2, 3, 4. Gough, Bob Briny Birds 25 H-club 2, 3, 45 H-club board 45 Sweetheart king candidate 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 35 Track l, 2, 3, 4, Gould, Glenna Briny Birds 35 FHA 35 Kayettes 35 Palette 8. Brush 25 Orchestra 45 Glee club l5 String Quartet5 Orchestra l5 Ticket force l. Gould, Shirley Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 GAA sports 2, 3, 4. Grant, Dalton Los Gatos 35 Key club 35 H-club 45 Hi-Y l, 25 Bookkeeper 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball l5 Wrestling 35 Track 2, 3, 4. SPRING FEVER seems to be taking up more of Karen Brown and Dan Cavanaugh's time t h a n books and studies. Best Yecir of Lives Draw to End Graves, Robert A. Briny Birds 3, Valence club 4, Key club 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, Dance band 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep band I, 2, 3, State Music Festival I, 2, 3, 4, By the Beautiful Sea 3, B-team cheerleader 3, Football I, Wrestling 3, Track I, 2. Greenfield, Billy Valence club 4, Track I. Gunn, Sherman Hi-Y I, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Finian's Rain- bow 2, By the Beautiful Sea 3, Down in the Valley 4, Football I, Track I, 2, 3, 4. Haag, Fred Hageman, Charles Key club 2, H-club 3, 4, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Hainline, Phil H-club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3. Hardy, Jeanie Senior Secretary, Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Kayette board 4, Perrill club 2, 3, 4, Los Gatos 3, 4, Los Gatos vice-president 4, Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Junior Red Cross His- torian 3, Dance Band 3, Choir 3, 4, Girls' chorus l, 2, Choral Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Kay- ette choir 2, Finian's Rainbow 2, By the Beautiful Sea 3, Manhattan Tower 4, Alla- garoo staff 4, Buzz Staff 3, Student Council 2, Co-ed counselor 4, Young American candi- date 4, GAA 2, 3. Haskard, Vicki Sue Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Los Gatos 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Finian's Rain- bow 2, By the Beautiful Sea 3, Down in ghe4Valley 4, CO-ed Counselor 4, GAA 2, Haupt, Margaret Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Kayette board 3, Junior Red Cross 3, GAA 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Chorale 4, Finian's Rainbow 2, By the Beautiful Sea 3, Manhattan Tower 4, Down in the Valley 4, District Speech Fes- tival 3, AVL Speech Festival 2, 3, State Speech Festival 3, Debate 2, 3, 4, Co-ed counselor President 4, DAR Pilgrim 4, Young American candidate 4, Sabrina Fair 4, Ark Valley Speech Festival 4, DAR Pilgrim 4. Hayward, Pat Sophomore Secretary, Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Kay- ettes 2, 3, 4, Perrill club 2, 3, 4, Los Gatos 4, Palette 8. Brush 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Girls' chorus I, 2, Double Trio 3, Chorale 4, District Music Festival 3, 4, Kayette choir 2, Finian's Rainbow 2, By the Beautiful Sea 3, Manhattan Tower 4, Down in the Valley 4, Debate 2, Buzz staff 3, Student council 4, Co-ed counselor 4, Foot- ball queen candidate 4, Sabrina Fair 4. Heggy,Zulma Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Kayettes 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Orchestra I, Choral Festival 2, 3. Hildebrandt, Ethel Kayettes 4, Los Gatos 4. Hill, Patsy Briny Birds 2, 3, Kayettes 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Girls' chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Hillmer, Harlan A. Hines, Jerry Hippen, Doug Football l, Basketball I. Hollar, Caroline Kayettes 2, Choir 3, 4, Girls' chorus l, 2, Nonnettes 4, State Music Festival 4, Finian's Rainbow 2, By the Beautiful Sea '3, Man- hattan Tower 4, Down in the Valley 4, Holmes, Sally Briny Birds 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Kayette board 3, Perrill club 2, 3, 4, Los Gatos 4, Polyphonic Choir 3, 4, Girls' chorus I, 2, By the Beautiful Sea 3, Manhattan Tower 4, Down in the Valley 4, Co-ed Counselor 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA board 3, 4, Sabrina Fair 4. Hopper, Judy E. Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Perrill club 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Orchestra l, State Music Festi- val I, Co-ed counselor 4. Housh, Ramona Kayettes 2, 3, Perrill club 2, GAA 2, Office worker 3. Howey, Doris L. Briny Birds 3, 4, FHA 4, Kayettes 2, Perrill club 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 4, Girls' chorus 3, Choir 4, State Music Festival I, Kayette choir 2, Down in the VaIley 4, Office Worker 4. COME ON, RON! Let's get that carb in there! yells Ronnie Peters to Ron Turner, while Duane Ukens is trying to pull it into place. The boys are Cheybogan club members. Ancl Senior Ecigerly Look Forward Lancaster, Leslie Kay Briny Birds 45 Perrill club 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 45 Modern choir 3, 45 Girls' chorus 2, 3, 45 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Down in the Valley 45 Once in a Lifetime 2. Larson, Kay Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Kayette board 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Los Gatos 35 Palette 8. Brush 45 Perrill club publicity and make-up crew5 Co-ed counselor 45 GAA 2, 35 Delta Delta Delta scholarship 4. Law, Lois Ann Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 FHA 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Valence club 25 Junior Red Cross 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Choir 3, 45 Girls' chorus 25 Kayette choir 25 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Student Coun- cil 3 Le991 Judith Carol Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 45 Palette 8. Brush 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 GAA sports 2, Lemen, Marlene Briny Birds 25 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Ticket force 4. Lindell, Marlene R. Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Kayette board 35 Kayette President 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Dance band 35 Modern choir 3, 45 Girls' chorus i5 Triple Trio l5 Choral Festival 25 En- semble accompanist l5 Kayette choir 25 Fin- ian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Debate 25 Co-ed coun- selor 45 GAA sports 35 GAA 25 Central State Bank scholarship 4. Lingerfelt, Larry H-club 45 Los Gatos 3, 45 Palette 81 Brush 35 Hi-Y i5 Basketball l5 Track manager 4. Little, Howard l-l-club 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Stage crew 25 Basketball 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4, Lofland, Carolyn Ann Briny Birds 2, 35 FHA 2, 45 Kayettes 25 GAA 2, 35 Girls' chorus 2, 3. Lohrey, Janet Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Los Gatos 3, 45 Palette 8. Brush 2, 35 Dance band 35 Choir 45 Girls' chorus l, 2, 35 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 District Speech Festival 35 AVL Speech Festival 35 State Speech Festival 35 Debate 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Co-ed counselor 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 GAA board 45 GAA sports 2. Long, Dean Hi-Y l. Lovett, Wayne Los Gatos 35 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y l, 2. Ludwig, Joanne Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Los Gatos 3, 45 Palette 8. Brush 2, 3, 45 Girls chorus 25 State Music Festival 25 Allagaroo staff 45 Buzz staff 35 Student Coun- cil l, 25 Co-ed counselor 45 Football Queen candidate 4. Lynch, Mary Perrill club 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 35 GAA 2, 35 Girls' chorus 2, 3. McClanahand, Jim Key club 45 Choir 3, 45 Boys' chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Choral Festival l5 Down in the Valley 45 Head Ticket Force 4, McClure, Zella GAA 2. McCue, Larry H-club 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Book- keeper 3, 4. McGonigle, Kenneth Choir 3, 4: Boys' chorus 2, 3, 45 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Man- hattan Tower 35 Down in the Valley 4. McGowen, Craig H-club 2, 3, 45 Bookkeeper 45 Tennis 2, 3, 4. McGuire, Diane Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Briny Bird board 45 FHA 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Kayette board 3, 45 Per- rill club 2, 3, 45 Palette 8- Brush 2, 3, 45 Palette 81 Brush board 35 Junior Red Cross 25 Kayette choir 35 Student Council l, 3, 45 B- team cheerleader 2, 35 A-team cheerleader 45 GAA sports 2, 35 GAA 2, 3, 45 New Year's Eve Queen 45 Vice-president Kayettes 4. Mcllrath, Bill McQueen, Eddie Briny Birds 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 4. Mann, Bob Valence club 45 Key club 2, 3, 45 Key club board 35 MOB 45 Hi-Y 2, 35 District Speech Festival 25 Debate 2, 35 Allagaroo King candi- date 45 Football 25 Track l. Marquart, Ron E. Golf 4. . Martin, Barbara Sue Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Palette 8- Brush 45 Girls' chorus 2, 45 Football Queen 45 GAA, sports 3, 45 GAA 2, 35 Student Council 2, Martin, Peggy Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Los Gatos 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 GAA board 3, 45 GAA Secretary 45 Girls' chorus l, 25 Choral Festival l, 25 Buzz staff 35 Alla- garoo staff 45 GAA sports 2. Mason, Carol Briny Birds 25 Kayettes 25 Perrill club 2, 35 GAA sports 2, 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 4. Mattas, Clair Meador, Marty Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 FHA board 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 35 Choir 45 Girls' chorus 2, 3, 45 Choral Festival 3, 45 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 4. Mendoza, Freddie F. Los Gatos 4, Meschke, June Ann Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Briny Bird board 45 Kay- ettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Los Gatos 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Girls' chorus l, 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 Co-ed counselor 45 A- team Cheerleader 45 Football Queen candidate 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 GAA board 3, 45 GAA Vice- president 4. Michael, Jim Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Perrill club board 3, 45 MOB 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Band, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Boys' chorus 2, 45 Chorale 45 State Music Festival 35 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Man- hattan Tower 45 District Music Festival 2, 3, 45 AVL Speech Festival 2, 3, 45 Debate 3, 45 Once in a Lifetime 25 Magnificent Obses- sion 45 Buzz Staff 35 Young American candi- date 45 Sabrina Fair 45 Ark Valley Speech Festival 45 State Speech Festival 4. Miller, Beverly Miller, Rodney Briny Birds 2, 35 Hi-Y l, 2, 3. Mills, Judy Briny Birds 2, 35 Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4. Mills, Lorna Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 35 Los Gatos 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 45 GAA Sports 2, 3, 45 Pepperettes 2. Mitchell, James Choir 2, 3, 45 Boys' chorus 2, 3, 45 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Man- hattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 4. Mitchell, Nancy Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 FHA 25 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Twirlers l, 25 State Music Festival l, 2, 45 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 Buzz staff 3. Moore,Jim Briny Birds 45 Brinv Bird board 45 Valence club 45 H-club l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 35 Allagaroo staff 45 Buzz staff 35 Sweetheart King candi- date 45 Basketball 2, 35 Golf l, 2, 3, 4. Morrow, Judy Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2. Morton, Gwen Briny Birds 4: Kayettes 2, 45 Perrill club 45 Valence club 45 Girls' chorus 25 Kayette choir 2. Murphy, Barbara Joyce Junior Red Cross 3, 4. Murphy, Gerry Dean Myers, Jess Perrill club 45 Band l, 2, 3, 4. JUNIOR ROTARIANS for the i957-1958 school year are Marvin Huffman, Charles Jennings, Stu Entz, and Jim Dick. To Commencement, Prom, Banquet Nelson, Jan Briny Birds 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Perrill club board 35 Los Gatos 35 Hi-Y l, 25 'Boys' chorus l5 District Speech Festival 25 AVL Speech Festival 25 Time Out for Ginger 25 One Foot in Heaven 35 Allagaroo Editor 45 Buzz Editor 35 Stage crew 3. Nelson, Jerry Briny Birds 25 Hi-Y l5 Boys' chorus l5 Choral Festival l5 Basketball l, 25 Track l. Newby, Dee Briny Birds 25 H-club 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 3. Ontjes, Carolyn Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Kayette board 35 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Los Gatos 35 MOB 45 Debate 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Co-ed counselor 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 GAA board 3, 45 Sabrina Fair 4. Owens, Enid Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 FHA 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 35 Los Gatos 25 Palette 8, Brush 25 Choir 3, 45 Triple Trio 35 Finian's Rainbow 35 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Man- hattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 GAA sports 2,3, 4. Parker, Bill Briny Birds 3, 45 Key club 45 Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Choral Festival 2, 3, 45 Finian's Rainbow 35 By the Beautiful Sea 3. Paulk, Johnny Briny Birds 2, 35 Palette 8- Brush 45 Boys' chorus 2, 3, 45 Football I5 Wrestling 35 Light Crew 2, 3. Pessetto, Robert Peters, Ron Perrill club 4. Pike, Joyce Briny Birds 45 Kayettes 45 Perrill club 4. Platz, Robert Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Valence club 45 H club 3, 45 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y board 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Boys' chorus 25 Chorale 3, 45 Choral Festival 3, 45 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 Time Out For Ginger 25 Mag- nificent Obsession 45 Young American candi- date 45 Allagaroo King candidate 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 35 Track l, 2, 35 Sabrina Fair 45 Ark Valley Speech Festival 45 Cen- tral State Bank scholarship 4. Plummer, Connie Junior Secretary5 Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Briny Bird board 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Kayettes board 3, 4, Secretary5 Perrill club 2, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 35 Girls' chorus l, 25 Buzz staff 35 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Co-ed counselor 4' Basketball Queen 4, ' Plush, Jerry Palette 8- Brush 3, 45 Basketball l, 2. Pohlman, Rosemary Pope, Darrell Powell, Dixie Lee Perrill Club 2. Pratt, Joyce Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 45 Kayettes 45 Perrill club 25 Choir 45 Manhattan Tower 45 Student Council 4. Pray, Jane Stockton Pritchard, Michael Jon Briny Birds 45 Briny Bird board 45 Perrill club 3, 45 Perrill club board' 45 Hi-Y 35 Manhat- tan Tower 45 District Speech Festival 35 AVL Speech Festival 35 State Speech Festival 35 Henrietta the Eight 35 One Foot in Heaven 35 Strange Boarders 35 A-Team cheerleader 45 Stage crew 35 Sabrina Fair 4. H club 3, 45 Purser, Charles Hi-Y 2, 35 Allagaroo Staff 45 Buzz staff 35 Basketball l, 3, 4. Ralston, Richard Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Briny Birds 2, Rapp, Fred Rayl, Sharon 35 Perrill club 3, 45 Palette 8- Brush 45 GAA sports 2, 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 42 GAA board 4 Briny Birds 45 45 Polyphonic Double Trio 4, hattan Tower Music council scholarship 4. Ridlen, Kathy Kayettes 45 Perrill club 45 GAA choir 45 Band 45 Orchestra 42 Ensemble accompanist 45 Man- 45 Down in the Valley 45 45 GAA sports 45 Pi Beta Phi Roberts, Kay Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 45 Valence club 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 CO-ed counselor 45 Kayette choir 25 By the Beauti- ful Sea 4. Rock, Konrad Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Perrill club board 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep band 45 District Speech Fes- tival 35 AVL Speech Festival 35 State Speech Festival 35 Stage crew 2, 3, 45 Track l5 Golf 3. ' Rohrer, Larry Hi-Y l5 Choir l5 Boys' chorus l5 Student Coun- cil l5 Football l5 Basketball l5 Track 3. Ruebke, Glenn Briny Birds 25 Wrestling 3. Russell, David Valence club 2, 3, 45 Valence Club President 45 MOB 3, 45 Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Allagaroo staff 45 Buzz staff 35 Photographer 2, 3, 4. Sandoval, Roger Briny Birds 25 Palette 8- Brush 45 Hi-Y 25 Choir assembly. WHO CARES A B 0 U T THE BALL? Not Forest Tennant, Larry McCue, Ron Marquart, Charles Jennings, Dalton Grant, or Charles Hageman as they slug it out in a biff- ball game in a Briny Bird 45 Boys' choir 2, 45 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 B-Team cheerleader 25 Bookkeeper 3. Savoy, Larry Sawyer, Tom Perrill club 45 Valence club 3, 45 Key club 2, 3, 45 Key club board 3, 45 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 25 Debate 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Golf 2, 3, 45 Sabrina Fair 4. Sayler, Donald Sayre, Bob Track l. Scales, Bill Briny Bird board 4. Schissler, Doug Schmucker, Carol Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Kayette board 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Perrill club board secretary 3, 45 Palette 8, Brush 25 Band 2 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 35 Music Council 2, 35 Allagaroo staff 45 Student Council Treasurer 45 Buzz staff 35 Young American candidate 45 Basketball Queen candidate 35 Make-up crew 2, 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 GAA board 3, 4. Scholler, Hazel Ann Girls' chorus l, 2, 45 Choral Festival l. Schwiethale, Larry Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Key club 45 Student Council 2, 35 Stage crew 25 Football l5 Basketball l5 Track l, 4. Setter, Jeffrey Briny Birds 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Hi-Y l5 Hi- Y board l5 Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra5 l5 Foot- ball l, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Track 35 Tennis 3. Shipley, Roberta Briny Birds 2, 35 FHA 2, 3. 45 Kayettes 2, 35 GAA 2, 35 Orchestra I5 Girls' chorus 3, 4. Shook, Danny Boys' chorus 2, 35 Football l. Shultz, Jack Band l. Shuman, Marlee Girls' chorus l, 25 Kayette choir 25 Co-ed counselor 4. Silcott, Jean Simpson, Mildred Kayettes 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep band 35 Orchestra l5 GAA sports 2, 3, 4. Sims, Nancy Briny Birds 2, 35 Kayettes 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 2. Smiley, David Allen Palette 8, Brush 45 Track l. Smith, Amelia Kayettes 2, 35 Choir I5 State Music Festival l. Smith, Carol Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Briny Bird President 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Kayette Treasurer 35 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Dance band 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Girls' chorus l, 25 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 Time Out for Gin- ger 35 Buzz staff 35 Co-ed counselor 45 B- Team cheerleader 2, 35 Football Queen candi- date 4. Smith, Geneva Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 35 Perrill club 3, 45 Valence club 45 Choir 3, 45 Girls' chorus I, 25 Triple Trio I5 Choral Festival l, 2, 35 Kayette choir 2, 35 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Debate 25 Buzz staff 35 GAA sports 3, 4. - Smith, Jake Smith, Jerry Smith,Judy Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Briny Bird board 2, 35 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Kayette board 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Perrill club board 3, sec. 45 Los Gatos 35 GAA 2, 3, 45 GAA sports 35 Choir 45 Girls' chorus 2, 35 Double Trio 3, 45 Fini- an's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 District Speech Fes- tival 35 AVL Speech Festival 35 State Speech Festival 35 Time Out for Ginger 25 One Foot in Heaven 35 Allagaroo staff 45 Buzz staff 35 Co-ed counselor 45 B-Team cheerleader s Future Beckon Greater Goal 2, 35 A-Team cheerleader 45 Head cheerleader 2, 45 Young American candidate 45 Football Queen candidate 45 Ideal Cheerleader at Dodge City Tournament 4. Smith, Kenneth Briny Birds 45 H-Club 45 Hi-Y l5 Boys' chorus 3, 45 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Football '3, 4. Smith, Michael E. Valence club 45 Hi-Y l, 25 Hi-Y President l5 Band l5 Orchestra l5 State Music Festival l. Snyder, Carolyn FHA 25 Kayettes 25 Perrill club 2, Spencer, Danny Basketball l. Spicklemier, Joan FHA 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Los Gatos 45 Los Gatos board 45 Valence club 45 Palette 8. Brush 2, 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Twirler 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Allagaroo Staff 45 Buzz staff 35 GAA 2, 3, 45 GAA sports 2, 35 Sabrina Fair 4. Stamper, Gary Edward Los Gatos 45 Key club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 25 Boys' chorus 25 Finian's Rainbow 25 Debate 2, 35 Once in a Lifetime 25 Strange Boarders 45 Football l5 Track 3, 45 Tennis 2. Stanfield, Gary H-Club 25 Junior Red Cross 35 Choir 3, 45 Boys' chorus 3: Chorale 45 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l5 Track 4. Stapleton, Robert Football l5 Basketball l. Stewart, Karen Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Los Gatos 3, 45 GAA sports 2, 3, 4. Stirn, Patti Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Briny Bird board Sec. 45 FHA 2, 35 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 25 GAA 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Girls' chorus 25 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 Student Council 25 Co-ed counselor 45 Football Queen candidate 45 GAA Sports 3. Stockton, Bernard Stroup, Donna Stubbs, Curtis Jr. H-club 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Down in the Valley 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Tennis 3. Sunquist, James E. Choir 3, 45 Boys' chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 'fMan- hattan Tower 4. Sutton, Sue Junior class treasurer5 Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 FHA 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Kayette board 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 4: Palette 8: Brush 2, treasurer 3, Pres. 45 District Speech Festival' 45 Allagaroo staff 45 Buzz staffV35 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Co-ed counselor 45 Office worker 45 GAA Sports 35 GAA 2, 3, 45 New Year's Queen candidate 45 Buzz Queen candidate5 Ark Valley Speech Festival 45 State Speech Festival 4. Swartzell, Pat FHA 25 GAA Sports 2. Taggart, Frank G. Hi-Y l5 Football l, 2, 35 Wrestling 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 4. Tennant, Forest Jr. Key club 45 Key club board 45 H-Club 2, 3, 45 H-club board 45 Hi-Y 35 Dance band 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep band 2, 3, 45 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Debate 25 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 4. Theisen, Patsy Kayettes 45 Choir l5 Choral Festival l5 Office worker 4. Thompson, Diane Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Los Gatos 3, 45 MOB 45 Dance band 35 Polyphonic choir 3, 45 Girls' chorus 2: Choral Festival 2, 35 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 Debate 5 Student Council 35 Coaed Counselor 2, 3, 4 4, GAA 2, 3, 45 GAA board 3, 4. Thompson, Don Valence club 45 Key club 2, 3, 45 Key club board 45 H-Club 3, 45 Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Hi-Y board l5 Choir 3, 45 Boys' chorus 2, 3, 45 Choral Festival l5 State Music Festival 35 En- semble Accompanist l, 45 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Sabrina Fair 4. Thornhill, Jucly Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Band l 2, 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 4. Trimpe, Edward Earnest Trotter, Mary Girls' chorus l5 FHA 3, 45 Perrill club 2. Turner, Ron Briny Birds 2, 35 Hi-Y l, 25 Palette 8. Brush 3, 4. Ukens, Duane Briny Birds 2. Unruh, Robert Lee Valk, Linda Lou Kayettes 25 Kayette choir 25 Office worker 4. Vogel, Frieda Kayettes 45 GAA sports 2, 3, 4. Vogt, Mary Helen Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3,45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross vice-president 45 Val- ence club 2, 3, 45 Valence club secretary- treasurer 45 Co-ed counselor 45 Office worker 45 Make-up crew 2, 3, 4. Walden, Rae Lynn Briny Birds 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Girls' chorus l, State Music Festival l. Walter, Bob Briny Birds 2, -35 H-club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y l5 Hi-Y board, President l5 Allagaroo staff 45 Buzz staff 35 Student Council president l5 Golf l, 2, 3, 4. Ward, Bill Perrill club 35 H-club 2, 3, 45 Boys' chorus 25 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 25 Track l, 2, 3, 4. Webster, Carolyn Junior Red Cross 3, 45 Girl's chorus 3 Webster, Marilyn Girls' chorus 3, Debate 3. Weeks, Jerry White, Ann Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 3, 45 Valence club 45 Palette 8- Brush 25 Modern choir 45 Girls' chorus l, 2, 35 Nonettes 45 Kayette choir 2, 35 By the Beau- tiful Sea 35 Down in the Valley 45 Co-ed counselor 4. White, Carolyn Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Perrill club 2, 35 Valence club 45 Choir 3, 45 Girls' chorus l, 25 Nonettes 45 Choral Festival l5 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Down in the Valley 45 Debate 2, 35 Student Council l, 25 Co-ed counselor 45 Head Cheerleader l5 Bausch and Lomb award 4. White, Diana Briny Birds 3, 45 Kayettes 3, 45 Perrill club 3, 45 Palette 81 Brush 45 GAA 35 Girls' chorus 35 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Co-ed counselor 45 Office worker 4. White, Doyle Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra I5 Choir 3, 45 Boys' chorus l, 2, 3, 45 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Foot- ball 2, 35 Track 2. White, Larry O. Valence club 45 Key club 45 Key club board 45 H-club 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 45 Bookkeeper 45 Ticket force 45 Football 25 Basketball l, 25 Track l, 2, 3, 4. Wiens, Karen Briny Birds 2, 3, 45 Kayettes 2, 3, 45 Palette 8- Brush 45 GAA 2, 3: Polyphonic choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' chorus 25 Choral Festival l5 State Music Festival l5 Triple Trio accompanist 25 Kayette choir 25 Finian's Rainbow 25 By the Beautiful Sea 35 Manhattan Tower 45 Office worker 4. Willbanks, Paul H. Wittman, Freddy H-club 3, 4: Hi-Y l: Hi-Y board l5 Football 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 4. Wolf, Bonnie Wolfe, Larry Hi-Y l5 Key club 3. Wood, Stella Kayettes 25 Girls' chorus l, 2, 3. Young, Phil Perrill club 25 Key club 2, 3, 45 Key club board 35 Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Hi-Y board 25 Debate 2. Zordell, JoAnne lT'S ALMOST OVER- the game, the season, and the year. There'll be other games, but none will ever equal the spirit and thrill of that last high school foot- ball game. Baugh Jummy 39 74 Adcock Judy 39 101 102 Admunustratuon 152 166 Albertson Judy 51 Aldruch Lynn 15 Alexander Dennus 39 100 103 104 All garoo 72 73 Allagaroo Kung 142 Allen Mr Olln 162 Allen Ron 39 Allen Vucku 51 66 All School Play 80 Alamanza Rosle 39 64 77 aus Karen 15 17 69 100 Alumbaugh Dlck 15 17 101 102 Alumbaugh Jack 51 Andersen Ruck 39 93 132 Anderson Jerry Sue 15 21 7 Anderson Mac 51 Ander on Re a 39 99 101 Andrews Carol 50 51 Anthony Marulyn 51 Armour Muke 39 117 128 131 5 mour Tom 15 73 89 112 130 Armstrong Mus Vurgunua 164 Arnett Janet 39 Arnold Norman 39 Ater Mary Lee 15 99 109 Atkunson Davud 51 Autographs 178 180 Avery Avery Ayers Ayers Baker Baker Jerry 39 87 Merulyn 15 n 15 21 Judy 39 64 82 Eleanor 51 95 Je n 39 101 8 INDEX Brack Bob 51 Brack Carol 51 104 Brandt Sharon 51 Brashears Elaune 51 Brazzell Grandlon Breazuer Gene 39 Bruggs Brught Brught Brught Brught B ll 39 B ue 51 John Los 17 Waymon 51 Bruny Burds 88 90 Brutaun Dorus Ann 51 B T Crau 39 67 1 6 Brooks Brooks Brooks Brooks Brooks ary 17 128 3 Bettu 51 Bob 17 Duck 17 us 39 1 2 1 3 5 Brower Mable 39 Brower Melba 39 Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown B rown Brown Brown Dave 52 103 104 Karen 48 52 95 108 148 Larry 17 67 72 Loren 17 103 Shurley 52 Sue 52 66 Russell Mr Warren 156 Brownung Shelua 52 Brubaker Kathy 19 Brucker Scherry 39 Brunk Gary 17 Bryant Mauruce 52 Burch Ronnue 52 Burk Esta Sue 52 Baldwun John 15 69 103 104 Ballard Avnell 39 Bammes Duck 15 135 Bammes Jerry 39 Banker Mr Dean 163 Bannowsky Bonnue 15 79 100 Banworth Larry 15 Barb JoAnn 30 Bar er Pat 16 17 00 Barnard Gene 51 128 Barnard Genene 1 16 1 1 1 Barnes Earlene 51 Barnes LaWanda 16 Barnes Muke 51 Bartcher Ronnue 51 127 Bartel Jackue 51 Bartel Sharon 16 Burns Mr Davud 68 150 156 Bush Sandra 52 Bussard Earl 52 Butcher Mr Stephen 65 155 Butler Arden 52 117 Buzz Staff 74 75 Bybee Karen 39 108 Byrd Delores 39 Caurns Mr Chop 162 Calentune Jack 52 64 108 123 130 Calentune Mary 39 75 82 Calvullo Bernue 52 99 Calvullo Evangelune 39 Cameron Clare 52 Canfueld Bll 52 Carey Eva 40 69 Bartlett Bartlett Bartley Barton Barton Ju y 50 51 80 7 Mrs Vurgunua 167 LaVeda 39 100 103 105 Carol 51 64 66 97 Eva 39 Basketball 122 127 Basketball Queen 141 Basketball Queen Attendants Bason Kay 39 100 Battey Jummy 39 Carey Lunda 52 Carlson Warren 40 Campbell Leroy Carr Davuda 40 108 Carroll Carter Carter Carter Casey Casey Veronuca 52 Jar-uce 42 Jerry 40 85 J 17 95 7 Alvun 52 108 123 rcua 17 23 92 94 1 Baughman A mand 51 117 119 Baumer Ann 16 64 108 Bausch Lomb Award 13 Baxter Eunuce 51 Beal Harlan 16 Beales George A Beasley Jum 39 87 Beavers Claudette 51 Beavers lrlene Bechthold Barbara 51 Beeney Carol Beer Darrel 51 Behnke Myretta 16 92 1 Beusner Marulyn 16 96 Bell Wanda 16 Bennett Kent 39 Benton Beverly 51 Berger Jerry 51 Bernard Jewell 16 Bernard Karen 39 Bernard Luculle 16 Bertrand Januce 39 Berry Gunger 51 Beyer Nathan 39 Buckel Larry 51 Buckel Ray 16 Bullungs James Bullups Lunda 16 Burt Wulma 39 Black Evelyn 39 Black Joe 51 Black Merle Blaune Johnnue 49 51 Blakeley Mary 51 Blank Don 16 95 103 Bloom Phul 16 101 Board of Educatuon 8 9 Bond Beverly 51 97 n Jum 16 90 122 125 126 Bonham Terry 16 67 90 101 149 Bookkeepers 67 Bookless M x 51 100 116 Boshears Beverly 51 Bowles Sara S e 39 71 83 144 Bowman Dave 51 Bowman Larry Bowman Leroy 51 100 Bracey Mary Aluce 39 10 3 Casey Rose Marue 40 99 Cavanaugh Dan 17 19 145 148 169 Cavanaugh Don 40 Cavanaugh Larry 52 105 128 Caywood Duck 52 Caywood Larry 40 100 Central State Bank Scholarshup 13 Chabun Connue 52 110 Chambers Bll Chambers Shurley 52 Chancey Duck 52 Chancey Jerry 15 17 74 Chappel Jerry 40 Cheerleaders 91 Cheeves Davud 18 130 Cheeves Sallue 40 101 108 Chenault Dwayne 40 Cherry Leo 40 Chules Carole 40 100 108 Chlumsky Marue 18 21 Chrest Karen 52 Clark Gary Clark Jake 48 112 Clark Jerry CI'urk Lynn 18 80 97 100 Clegg Bull 40 93 100 103 Cluft Stanley 40 Clune Wanda 40 108 Clunton Mlss Pearl 166 Clonts Mary Ann 48 Clore George 40 Clubs 63 113 Clune Frankue 40 100 Coberly Connue 52 149 Coed Counselors 100 111 Cochran Nancy 40 82 101 102 4 Cogzrll Don 52 Colby Raymond 40 Cole Larrey 52 101 eLrry18 29 35 102 2 2 132 35 Coleman Pt 18 25 132 Colglazuer Justue 40 69 82 99 144 C aday Sally 18 23 72 73 111 O Colladay Susan 52 151 Colluns Bruce 18 Colwell Marlene 50 52 100 147 Connelly Jum 18 Connelly Pat 52 Contents 4 5 4 Cook Cook Cook Cook Coop C op Betty 52 Bonnue 18 Joan 40 Sally 40 75 145 Paltv 52 99 108 er Mr John 101 105 106 148 64 Cooper Kay 40 Cooper Lunda 40 Cooper Marulyn 18 25 101 102 103 Cope Muss Esther 108 165 Cordsen Anita 52 Corey Gunger 18 21 97 99 Cornwell Phullup 104 Cotrell Ronnue 49 52 109 C ton Ken 52 116 119 23 Ox Ox 18 Bob 40 ox Carol 52 Cox Judy 40 ox Ruchard 52 Cramer Mrs Gene 78 161 Crawford Gwen 52 Crawford M11ue14 18 89 96 99 Crawford Paulette Croft Muke 40 78 79 80 91 96 130 Crooker Carol 40 101 Cross Ruchard Cr w Bull 40 146 Crow Judy 52 Culver Beverly 40 101 Culver Mary Beth 53 Curley Arlue 40 Curran Dwught 49 53 81 Dade Sara 40 Dauley Mr James 104 161 Daunes Jean 53 Danford Barbara 18 31 64 108 9 Danks Pat 40 109 DA R Award 13 Darnell Jan 18 Darnell Gerald 53 123 130 Dauber Sharon 40 Daugherty Mary 53 Davus Davus Davus Davus Davus Davus Davus B'ruce 53 Jan 18 Jum 53 Jon 40 132 135 San ra 18 101 Valetta 40 85 Verlene 40 Day Dyana 19 75 Day Wayne 19 103 Dean Carl Dean Jum 40 92 94 Drarung Frankue 40 Deatz J dy 41 82 101 102 Debate 92 94 DeGraw Judy 53 99 Deh rd Lynda 104 Dehm Paul 41 Delker Allen 53 Dep Lubby 41 103 104 Del Rosaruo Al 19 Delta Delta Delta Award 13 Demung Danny 53 Demoret Beverly 41 Demcret Bob 53 128 Derksen Dennus 41 Dewater Russel 53 DeWeese Levu 19 101 Duck Jummy 12 19 66 72 90 7 Duck Mrs Joyce 167 Dlckeru Lunda 19 78 0 Duckerson Eleanor 41 Duerksen Dennus Delfeluce Lorraune 53 Dull Harold 41 Dullon Sandy 41 101 Dumutroff Susan 53 Dupman Clyde 53 Durksen Martun 19 Dux Mary Lou 53 Dobson Ruthue 19 Dorrell Kaye 53 99 101 Doty Connue Sue 19 Dovel Carlene 41 Dovel Olun 53 Dowers Bullue 53 Dragoo Dennus 41 87 Drake Larry 53 Drew Ralph 41 99 Droll Joyce 53 99 Dubbs Beverly 53 Dunlap Rodney 17 Dunlop Carolyn 19 77 101 10 7 Durham Margaret 53 Dutton Bob 53 Dutton Sue 41 Dwyer Jummue 19 Dyche Jum 20 64 87 Eales Barbara 41 98 99 101 Eales Beverly 41 Eales Bob 41 103 Easley Don 41 Ebellng Margaret 41 Eberhart Russell 53 99 100 Ebersole Mrs Gene 155 Ebrlght Arlo 20 100 103 Eckart Jermaune 53 148 Edgerle Pat 20 97 1 1 1 A , f . 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117 118 120 135 72 Graves Palmer Graves Jeweldeen 42 Graves P 42 75 82 100 103 Graves Bob 22 103 Graves Wyvonne 54 Green Janet 54 Greenert Sally 54 Espmoza Ophelna 41 Eubank Mr Horace 78 160 Evans Betty 48 Ev n Jul1e 41 Evans Mlss Ruth 157 Evlnger George Ewung Edd1e 53 100 Ewmg Merlyn 53 Ewy Gary 20 103 Farmer J1m 41 Farmer Joan Features 136 151 Fee Carla 53 Fee L1nda 20 66 109 Fer el Kay 20 65 66 69 84 111 Ferguson Grace 53 me Bob 41 90 91 101 Ferns Valer1e 53 Greenfield Anna Loy 54 Greenfneld Bully 22 Gross Ruth Ann 22 Grove Gretchen 42 108 Gove Jack 42 117 118 128 9 130 Gufttsche Jamce 42 Gunn Sherman 22 103 104 Gustafson Sandra 42 69 100 103 4 Guthne George 54 Guy Morr1s 49 54 Gu Mr R C 166 Haag Fred 22 92 146 Habl1tzel RODHIC 42 116 Habson 8111 Hageman Bob 42 Hageman Charles 22 73 116 118 120 130 145 Halgler Glen 42 100 103 104 Ford LOUISE Johnson Judy 55 FHA 108 109 FTA 69 Fnelds Manlyn 41 71 82 99 F1nch John 53 100 nell 1120 28 129 130 F1scher Merle 54 130 Fnsher Dean Folk Gordon 54 100 Flagg Muss Ethelyn 165 Flores Jane 41 Football 116 121 HBIHCS Dale 42 Ha1nl1ne Ph1l 22 29 128 135 Haldeman Joanne 42 69 101 146 Hale Jtm Hall Sandy 42 66 Hamllton Alan 54 Hamulton Dave 54 Hamulton Don 54 Hamllton Mr Max 75 82 4 1 1 4 B6 33 Hank1ns Bob 42 107 Hanson Janet 42 109 ry Jeanue 14 22 71 72 Q Football Queen Attendants 138 Foreword 5 6 Foster V1rg1n1a 41 69 76 Fowler Gary 41 Fowler Sue Ann S4 Fox Betty 54 66 Fox Gary 54 128 Fox MBXIDE 41 146 Frager Leroy 20 100 Frager Lola DCIS Mary 49 74 82 B3 91 101 Frank Jerry 41 Frank N1ck1 Frazner LaDonna 20 101 102 107 151 Frccman Shrrlec 41 Fretdenburger Ronnle 20 French J dy 20 64 65 72 73 80 111 Frew MICKEY 20 64 101 106 145 Fruesen Charles 20 Fr1esen Darlene 20 41 Fromong Don 41 Frye Glenna 20 Frye Jummy 54 Fuller Leroy 42 GAA 83 85 Gaede L1nda 54 Gaed1ke Sandy 20 25 97 Gamble Mr Dean 86 160 Gantz Jamce 54 Garc1a Bobby 21 Gardner Anne 54 Gardner Stan 21 128 130 135 Gasklll Rex 54 93 Gass Ken 54 Gates Portra 42 71 74 82 98 101 102 es Scotty 14 21 84 101 02 Gatl1n Don 42 Gnbson Gr gg 54 128 G1bson Jean-we 42 104 G1lchr1st Guy 54 103 Gtlley BONNIE 42 109 Gllley Iva Mae 54 G1l1ey Jerry 21 Gtlley Leroy 54 Gllley Larry 54 G1ll1lan M C R 65 159 G1ng Dons 54 151 Gmgerlch Wayne 21 Guvens Gary 21 Glaser Larry 42 Glotta Ronnle 42 122 125 132 1 Goer1ng Gary 54 Goertzen Wayne 42 Golf 133 Gomez Elste 42 Gomez, Mckey 54 101,117 Gonzales, Armandm 54 Good, Norman 128, 130 Good Ronald 21, 103 Gookms, Judy 21, 35, 83, 109 Harr Mary Belle 42 Harrler Glenn 54 Harns Charlotte 54 Harr1s Gary 54 Harruson Conn1e 42 Haskard Dav1d 54 103 Haskard Judy 54 66 110 Haskard vICkI 2 Haston Patty 54 101 Haupt Margaret 13 22 92 Hausch1ld Jeannette 54 Havens Mr Nels 94 167 Hawks Steve 42 117 130 Hawley Gary 54 100 Haworth Tom 54 130 Haxton 811142 74 Haye Jay Dee 55 Ha es B111 54 116 Hayes DIXIE 55 81 Hayes Sharon 42 71 79 B0 82 144 Haynes Arthur 42 Ha ward Pat322 64 101 102 1 H Club 134 135 Heaney Judy 42 Hedger Charles 55 Heggy Zumla 21 22 99 109 Henry Manlyn 55 100 Henry Wayne 42 79 81 Hensley Les 55 Hensley Lynn 55 Henson Bob 49 103 Henson Susan 42 74 82 104 Herblson Sharon 55 Herren Jlm 55 Herron Shnrley 55 66 101 Hester Joyce 55 Heydt Hasty H1gdon Tom 42 101 Hllgel Mr Lew1s10O 103 9 Hlldebrandt E1a1ne 42 H1ldebrandt Ethel 22 H111 Barbara 55 97 H111 Lawrence 43 100 H111 Patsy 22 H111 R1chard 55 Hllmer Harlan 22 Hulmer Leann 55 H1151 Rusty 55 H1lton Dale 55 H1nerman James 55 100 Hines Jerry 22 67 Hnnes Karen 55 Hmshaw Rex 43 H1pp Fred 43 79 80 81 9 91 0 H1ppen Doug 19 22 Hlfl, Connle 55 H1 Y 68 Hobson, B111 55, 100 Hoefer, Mske 55 Holden Jack 55 Hollar Carolme 23 102 Holloway Jamce 43 82 109 mes Sauy 5 6 23 77 85 101 Hoots Shar1e 55 109 Hopper Judy 23 111 Housh Ramona 23 Howard Charles Howey D3Vld 55 Howey Dons 23 99 101 109 Howey Larry 23 H 2 Club 82 Huckabey Chester 23 Huey Judy 23 Huff Eta 23 Huffman Marv1n 23 69 100 102 103 4 Huffman Sonla 23 83 85 108 Hughes Betty 43 48 Humphreys Steve 55 Hunt Cleta 23 Hunter Consy 43 75 01 Hurd Arlan 43 Hutchlnson Larry 43 Hyder Donna 24 35 7 108 9 Index 174 177 lngr1m Sharon 24 re -1nd M 1 h 13 lrvnng Buelah 24 Israel Rnchard 55 64 Ivey Nora 24 Jackson Garry Jackson Jay 24 Jackson Joe 55 Jacobs Kay 55 Jacoues Lynne 24 James Gary 55 Jamleson J1mmey 55 Jantz Myrna 55 Jenkuns Lunda 43 nnnngs B11 43 76 Jenmngs Charles 24 73 89 112 118 O 171 Johannes Joyce 55 108 Johannsen Carston 55 116 128 130 Johnson Ednth 24 35 Johnson Jan 23 24 111 Johnson Pat 55 49 128 Johnson Peggy 43 78 82 83 91 96 144 Johnson Roger 55 Johnson Steve 55 Johnson Sylvester Johnston Dave 55 117 123 133 148 Jones Ann 82 85 100 107 148 Jones Dems 24 29 73 117 118 O 3 3 142 Jones Kat: 43 49 75 144 Jones Marty 43 149 Jones Marvun 24 122 125 127 Jones Susan 55 110 Jordan Cher1e 56 Joy Wllma 43 Joyce Dee Ann 56 101 Jumor Class 39 49 Jun1or Class Off1cers 38 Junnor Red Cross 98 99 Kasselman Kathy 56 Kayettes 70 71 Keckler VICKI 56 Keckler Jer: 24 86 Kedgy Don Keefer Conn1e 43 75 82 144 146 Keeslnng Rochelle 21 24 72 73 145 Keffer Mary Ann 56 Kellenbarger Mr Frank 112 161 Kelly Jan 56 Keown Mrs Aylene 7 85 150 160 Keown Stu 56 66 103 104 116 128 Kern Lynette 43 Kessler JoAnn 56 Kessler Lavon 43 87 Kessler Ron 38 43 127 133 135 Ketchum Barbara 56 109 Key Club 112 K1ll1an Roy 43 n Jack 43 67 116 120 130 5 K1ngsley Larry 56 64 68 100 Kmgsley Mr Russell 68 159 Kmcaud Melvnn 56 Kney 811143 116 Klrk Carol 56 Ktrk Karen 23 24 72 73 77 89 Klrkpatrtck Jerry 56 100 K1stler Bob 56 123 130 145 KIlCh Sharon 43 K1tch Shelua 24 Knauer Mr Del 90 95 150 Knox Mr Walter 76 155 Koch Anlta 56 Koehn B111 24 Koeppen Duane 43 Koontz, Jerry 43, 146 Kootz, Pat 24, 101 Krafels, Mr Joe 122, 125, 134, 135, 54 5 ', ' , ,I ill ,101,130 ,' ' , El1i,Ii ,117,1I18,I120, ,130,135 I 'E 1 H01 1' I 1 ,'1'1 1 11111113 1 I ' Go ,I , , ,118,121, 130, I, 1 , 1 - I 131, 4,135 , - , 1 I 1 110 1 ', '1 1 2 ,,,, 9 I A 1 1 1 ' 1 1 21 1 1 19 1 , , I '10 Gra , , , , , , ,130, - 11 1 In , ,, , ,104 ', A ,, , , ,1o, em, 111 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Eddle 57 Mattas Clalr 27 Mat ISOH Larry 44 Meador Marty 27 Mason Carol 27 Maxfleld Jerry 27 Mclson Glnger 44 Mcndell Roy 57 Mendoza Freddle 27 Meschke June Ann 27 83 84 Mc chke Susan 57 Metz Mr Ezra 95 l6l Meyer Sandy 44 74 82 I47 chael Jlm 27 28 79 8l O3 Mlles Eddle Mllls Judy 27 Mllls Lorna 27 85 Mlller Mlller Mlller Mlller Mlller Mlller Mlller Beverly 27 Florence Helen 44 Judy 57 Kate 85 Marllyn 44 99 Rod 27 Palmore Larry 58 P r er Bll 28 IOl Parker Mlss Mlldred 48 l54 Parrott Julte 45 75 82 96 Pate Jlmmle 58 Patrlck Luke 45 IOI Patrlck Mlke 49 58 Paulk Johnny 28 Paul on Doug Payne Mr John 55 Perez Mary 58 Perkins Meradlth 58 Perrlll Mrs Aerlal 69 II3 Perrlll Club 78 8l Pe etto Robert 28 Peters Luetta 58 Peters Mlke Peters Ron 28 I70 Peterson Jeanne 45 I00 Petty MISS Mary 69 IIO I50 l54 Phlppen Thomlana 45 Platt Jack 58 Platt Joe 58 Pl Beta Phl Award I3 Plckenpaugh Jan 58 PICKSHS Charles 58 Plercc Karen 45 PIKC Joyce 28 Plrlsky Johnny 45 49 74 II7 z BobI3 28 68 73 9 Llndell Marlene I3 25 70 83 84 Mlllet Betty Mlnear Sandra 44 64 82 Mlncr Ton 57 II6 I28 Mlsslldlne Helene 57 99 IOI Plummer Connle 29 Plush Jerry 29 Pohlrnan Rose Mary 6 70 90 29 08 Llngertelt Larry 25 l3I Llnk Gall 44 67 I03 Llttle Howard 25 29 Lock Sandra IO9 Lolland Carolyn 25 IO9 Lohrey Janet 26 84 92 Long Dean 26 Long Gaylord I32 Long Julle 56 Long Roy 56 Longshore Joe Lovett Wayne 26 Lowe Mary 44 IO4 I 4 McClanahand Jlm 26 IOI Ludwlg Joanne 26 72 III I38 Lyman Mrs Dorls 95 I64 Lyman Lnda 49 66 7I 74 82 85 Lynch Helen 56 Lynch Lucy 56 Lynch Mary 26 Lyons Charlte l28 I3l I35 McKenna Gary McClanahand Polly 44 McClanahan Sonla 56 McClelland Jack McClure Bob 44 98 99 McClure Zella 26 McComas Jan 44 McConnell Doug 56 McConnell Larry 44 MCCOwn Allen 56 I03 McCracken Denny 56 MCCue Larry 26 29 67 I30 I3I McDanlel Sharon 56 66 I08 McDermott LaDonna 56 McDonald Mackle 56 McDowell Gene 56 McEntarfer Karen 56 McFarland Jlm 56 I00 McGhee Blll 56 McGonlgle Kenneth 26 McGowen Cralg 26 67 I32 l35 McGu1re Dlane 26 33 64 70 90 McGu1re Mary Beth 44 64 82 85 I08 McGu1re Naoml McHenry Charles 57 I28 Mcllrath Bllly 26 Mcllrath Janet 44 82 IO9 Mcllwalne Wes 44 IOI II6 Mclver Doug 57 93 I30 Mltchell Mltchell Mltchell Mltchell Mltchell Mltchell Arlen 57 Dlane 57 80 I5l Douglas 57 II6 l35 James 27 Judy 44 N ncy I7 27 79 IOO 3 Mobley Garry 44 ck Jo 44 83 IOI I02 Montford Buddy 57 I23 I32 Montgomery Dlck 44 67 Mooney Gerald 57 Mooney Judy 57 Moore Moore Moore Morgan Morgan Morgan Morrls Morrls MOYYIS Morrls Morrow Morton Morton Morton Morton Morton Moshler m28 72 73 O Patty 57 Zlp 57 Larry 48 Lawrence O3 Llnda 57 Faye Bl Jeny Marvln 44 Judy 28 Fran Gwen 28 Jack Judy Kay 57 Ray 44 Judy 57 I04 Mottl Wlllamae 44 Munson Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Lynda 44 81 IOI Barbara 28 Deanna 57 Gerry 28 Jan 44 Mu IC I00 I07 Myers Janlce I00 Myers Jess 28 IOO Myers Karen 57 Nalron Don 44 Narron LaVera Navarro Angle 44 Navarro Mary 57 Navarro Sharyn 44 Neal John 44 66 93 94 Needham MISS Donna I50 I57 Ncl on Jan 28 72 73 Nelson Jerry 28 Newburn Blll 45 Newby Dee 28 29 II6 l35 McKn1ght Steve 57 I00 McLa1n Larry 44 I00 McLeavy Bob 44 49 64 68 I35 46 McMlnn Homer McMullen Mr C E l54 McQueen Connle 44 l22 M ueen Eddle 26 29 67 II7 II8 20 McQullllam Nancy 44 75 82 IOI IO9 I47 McReynolds Charles 44 Magerfl Mallett Mallory Mallory Malson Manche elsch Judy 57 Mark 57 IOO Carol 57 64 Phll 57 LaDonna 50 57 Terry 57 Mandervllle Marlon 57 Maner Bettle 44 Mann Bob 26 73 l5l Markart Sharron 49 57 66 Marquart Ron 26 I33 I48 I72 Marquez Robert 57 Marsh Mr Larry I63 Marteney Sue 48 f Martens Ranler 57 I23 76 Newell Mr Don I23 I32 Newell MISS Thresa ISO Newfeld Bonnle 45 Nlchols Penny 57 Nlcholson Dave 45 IOI Nonken Llnda 57 96 IO9 Nutter Gary Nutter Loren Odljk John 45 OfflCG Staff I67 Ogle Mrs Esther I67 Oleda George Ollver Alberta 58 I08 Olson Chuck 58 Ontles Carolyn 23 28 84 92 I Opdycke Jerry 45 O ner Jan 48 IOI 2 Ours Helen 45 IO9 Overstreet Preston 58 I00 Owen Wanda Owens Enld 28 83 I08 I09 Owens Roberta 45 Padgett Blll 58 Palaclo Lupe 58 Pallette and Brush 96 97 Pollock Carol 58 Pope Darrell 29 Powell DIXIE 29 Powell Karen 58 Pratt Joyce 29 64 Pray Jane 29 PYTY Karen 45 I08 PTIHCIPBI I66 Prlnters 87 Prltchard Mlke 29 78 80 90 9I I07 Prltchard Pat 45 9I Propp Bonnle 45 I02 Prycr Mr Harold I60 urser Charles 29 72 73 I22 I23 Qulnn Judl 45 69 Ragsdale Lloyd I30 Ragsdale Wllbur 58 Ralston Dlck 29 Ramlrz Rachel Ramsdale MISS Margaret IO9 Ramsey Vlfglnla 45 I07 Rapp Fred 29 Ratclltf Joy e 58 Rathbun Galen Ravens Betty 58 I08 Ray Lewls 45 69 80 97 Rayl Dlck 45 Ra Sharon 29 84 III Raly Steve Ream Karen 58 Reece Ed 45 Reed Jean 45 Reed MBVIS 58 Regler Gerald 45 Relnhart Max 45 I30 Reusser Sandra Sue 58 Reusser Wllbur 95 Reynolds Dlane 58 I08 I RPIOYEY Stephen 58 I00 Rlchardson Connle Rlchardson Shlrley 48 Rldlen Harrlett 58 I00 en K thy I3 30 Ol Rlffel Jerry 45 R gs Barb 45 82 IOI 2 Rlley Ardyth 45 Rlnehart Mr Walter l65 Robblns Bob 45 I00 Roberts Jack 45 R erts Kay 30 IIO Ill Roblnson Larry Roblnson Warren 45 Rock Konrad 30 78 8I I00 Rodgers Don 45 67 II6 II8 Roelse Marvln 58 Roesler Becky 58 B3 I5l Rogers Jerry 45 69 93 94 Rohrer Larry 30 Rohrer Ronnle 45 Root Julle 58 IO3 IO4 Rose Sandy 48 Ross Pat 58 8l I00 Rostlne Carol 58 IOI Rotary Award I3 Rowland Bob 45 I23 Ruble Donna 58 Rucker Charles 45 I00 Ructer Charlene Ruebke Arnold Ruebke Glenn 30 Ruelas Allce 45 Ruelas Efraln Ruelas Margarlta 58 Rueschhotf Allce 58 Runner Loren 40 76 II7 II9 I23 I30 I35 , II , 131, I34, 135, II b I I ak I'II I I I ' I ', ' ,'Il6, 117 I I I I 1 11 ', ,132 I . l' , ,l08, 109 S I I ' ' ' , I l ' I I 5 '1', ,109 If I I I ' -,' , ' , ,156 1 ' 1 ' I ,' , , , 90, 91, lol Sf I La ' lllll5 III, 138 I , ' ' Ml' ', ' ', ', ', ,92, 94, lol, I I l' I I I I f 102, 1 , 107, 113, 151 I I I' II ' - Plat ,' , ,' ,' ,'7 ,e1, lol, 102 I 56 - ' ' 106, 113, 117, lla, I20,I35, 151 I I ' , 1 , 4, , ,111,l41 I II . 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