Iola High School - Lamp Yearbook (Iola, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

,....-.4.. .4 I 756 Wm .mo7 MOD E E: E Courtesy of Dailey Bros. Circus Reproduced by Ollene Steele Ladies and Gentlemen: May we offer for your kind indulgence our' human effort Which tells in the language of the lots, life among a blue-blooded class of people With Whom we have had many days of pleasant associations. In this language, we, the Lamp Staff of the lola High School, with its many performers, side shows, acrobats, clowns, and strange animals of the midwest, present our three rings from the red wagon to the backyard. For us to mention here all sources of data or to name all individuals Who have so kindly responded might seem invidious. Deserving credit and sincere appreciation must be given to the circuseseRingling Bros. cX Barnum CS: Bailey, Datley Bros., and Cole Bros., and to Tedd A. Meyer, Iola's own enthusiastic circus fan. To our Board of Directors, Equestrians and Train- ers, and Barkers of the Side Shows, a thousand times Thank You. And to the Junior College we extend a most hearty Welcome and a Thank You for a grand finale-- our top is big enough to cover all. We hope you will enjoy lola's Greatest Circus of '48. The Staff On one November night acameraman set out to take a picture of the Board of Education of the lola Schools when much to the surprise of many, he found them playing with the animals at the circus. Really, it made for a grand settingeThe Board of Directors of lola's Greatest Circus of 48. It is the Board of Directors of any organization that determines the basic policies of that organ- ization. So it is with our circus; it is our Board of Directors that determines the basic policies of our show. This guiding group consists of six elective members, the superintendent, the clerk, and the treasurer, the latter being appointive members. Naturally, our Board of Directors do not spend all of their time with the business of the show. It might be said that during the time they are in winterquarters they engage in other businesses. Pictured from left to right we find Walter Maudelin, linotypist at the lola Register, our sen- ior member who has given nine long years of untiring service as a director; I. W. Ostenberg, Superintendent of Schools, a new-comer in our midst, who has served our show the past two years; Charles L. Wilson, President of the Board, an independent oil and gas distributor, owns and operates a service station on North Washing- ton; Mack C. Colt, an independent oil and gas producer; John L. McNally, another showman in the oil and gas business, operates a Sinclair Service Station on East Street; Walter Crick de- votes his vacation time to the lola Milling Com- pany; C. L. Hoyt, Vice-president, also an inde- pendent oil and gas producer; and Ella M. Jen- sen, Clerk of the Board of Directors serves as Secretary to Superintendent Ostenberg. gquestrian Vectors I. W. Ostenberg Floyd C. Smith A.B., A.M. B.Sq MF. Supt. .of Schools Dean-Principal Mary Hankins Shirley Holmes Sec. to Dean A.B. Sec. to Principal E. W. Haglund Florence K. Belding Donald E. Leavitt A.B., AM. A.B., AM. B.S. College College College Social Science English Coach glue Czsainers Helen Louise Crouch B.S. High School-College Speech Alfred M. Philips B.S., M.S. , High School-College Science Ruby Lee Nelson 38., MA. High SchoolsCollege Business Harley King B. S. High School Driver Education Roberta Davies B. S. High School Vocal Music Hazel R. Maxon A.B. High School-College For'eign Language Leo H. Burger B.S. High School Coach Mary E. Harclerode B.S. High School-College Art R. R. Kennedy AB. High School-College Science Lillian Perry BA. High School-College Foreign Language, Social Science Marguerite L. Hackney BS, MS. High School English Seth I. Owens A.B., MA. High School-College Biology Margaret Iune Akers B. S., M. S. High School-College Business T. Clarence Brown B.S. High School-College Mathematics Bonnie Iean Kirby B.S. High School Physical Education Ernest F. Sellman B. S. High School-College Industrial Arts Esther Gilman B. S. High School-College Librarian Evelyn I ane Hackney B.S. High School-College Home Economics Oscar Collings B.S. High School Vocational Agriculture Vera Lawellin A.B., MS. High School English Ian Pierce BS, MS. High School Social Scienc , -XMrZ , L Penit, Vice-Pres. Bunion, Secretary McClay. President White, Treasurer SENIORS Hixon, Secretary McGrew. Vice-Pres. Bain. Treasurer Thompson, President Conover, Secretary Kipp, President Steele, Treasurer Miller. Vice-Pres. mince; 9119 Glen Anderson Robert Baker Joan Beal Barbara Bunker Barbara Bush Darrell Buss Esther Butler- Kenneth Call Nina Cameron Anne Carter Menzie Cornell Bonnie Creason John Crouch Helena Delaney David Demmin lack Earl William Eastwood Sylvia Ebert Geraldine English Marilyn Evans Richard Fraser Larry Fudge Ronnie Garner Richard Grasty Derilda Gregg Donald Harclerode Delma Harris Gary Hawk Marilyn Hayes John Heffern Edwin Heiman Lois Heitman ' Cecil Henderson Phyllis Holeman Marvin Iden Charles Ketter Edwin Kidd Ronald Kincheloe Opal King Robert Kuestersteffen Ioetta Lathrom Betty Lee Clayton LeValley Leah Lorance Doris McAtee Milton McClay Lorraine McCulley Ronald McDonald Billy McGie Marilyn Maack Dwight Malloy Loren Marple Frankie Mathews Earl Merriman 8 Bennie Middleton Larry Miller Ledell Mitchell Eunice Morrison Donald Murray Dale Newland Raymond Nitcher Rowland Nitcher William Ogborn Dixie Ogle Gaylord Parkins Esther Parks Elizabeth Peck Kathryn Peterson Virginia Pettit Warren Pierson Betty Remsberg Iim Remsberg Delores Reno Mable Rook Verne Runer John Shanahcm David Sherrill Robert Sherwood Iohn Shultz Gloria Small Ioe Smith Kenneth Smith Mary Ann Smith Tom Smith Billy Dean Starr Bob Strack Ethel Stroh Iocm Taylor William Thornton Lois Tidd Bob Tobey Donald Trowbridge Kenneth Vineyard Philip Waugh Virginia Weathers Ronald West Iackie White Max W illis Gene Wilmoth Clyde Wisner Bob Wright Richard Wynn Diana Yocum Laura Young Alice Chavez Leo Bunton 9 Dorothy Berglund Paul Bain Iune Butts Dale Caler d 11 m .A e n e 1n a D Kathryn Bartlett Glendora Cloud Murlyn Conover Barbara Croley Mary Cuppy Margaret Edwards Richard Daniels Clyde F alls Albert Folkner Joanne Foster George Frew Harry Frischenmeyer Ioan Gilbert Mary Hallam James Hamilton Gwendolyn Handley Harlan Harclerode Virginia Hardin Not pictured Norbert Catron Ward Copening Beverly Harrison Barbara Hart Bill Heffem Eddie Hendrix Jimmie Higginbotham Io Hixon Frances Holeman Iean Howland Suzanne Hoyt Charles Kelley Robert Kelley Diana Kessinger Don Kessinger Lois Ketter Jimmy Keyser Ieanne Kile Donna Kipp Evelyn Kirk Doris Lackey Fernella Lasater Not pictured Ben Keith Marlene Lenski 12 xx wv fvwxww wxw Mary Jean LeValley Beverly Lewis Delmar Lorance Doris Lorance Alan Lynn Louise Lynn Lenora McClanahan Ted McCulley Barbara McGie Shirley McGrew Dixie McHenry Matilda Mack Geneva Malloy Betty Mathews Betty Maxwell Bill Mentzer N aomi Menzie Not pictured Dickey Parkins Richard Moore Evelyn Morman Dee Munger Bernard Myer Betty Lou Neathery once Newman Rosie Newman Ioan Nicholas David Peck Harlie Puckett Beth Remsberg Bob Reynolds Naomi Runer Paul Rupert Norma Scantlin Robert Schuster Anita Scott Nellie. Shanahan va k+ swxw k $x$ V iv$ w Iunele Small Dalton Smith Not pictured Donald Reed Paul Smith Max Snodgrass Betty Tasche Clyde Thompson Marcella Tindel . Gene Tompson Lawrence Trammell Gene Troxel Arthur Turner Anita Tweedy Harvey Upshaw Betty Wallace Thelma Lee Walls Fred Walters Douglas Weast James White Ierry Wille Dorothy Williams Not pictured Eugene Westerman I ohn Wright Charles Yarton ming glaree Anna Mae Allen Shirley Allen Esther Ashley Roy Austill Donald Bain Robert Beal Loren Broughton Shirley Brown LaRue Brundage Marvin Buckner Arlen Carpenter Robert Carter Claude Catron Velma Conover Martha Copening Barbara Coutant Barbara. Covault Charlotte Crawford Marlene Crocker Mable Cundy Rayola Cunningham once Daniels Garv Davis Verle Delaplain Sally Dillman Carolyn Duggan James Edwards ,- - . , Iohn Elliott x2; V ' Bill Ewing V Dora Falkner Mary Alice Fraser Amy Lou Gard Kenneth Gates Norman Gelphman Bernice Gerritzer Elsa Goodner Shirley Halbe Lucille Hamilton Dale Hawk Charles Heffem Connie Higginbotham David Hill Mariorie Hiser. Betty Hoifmeier Shirley Holeman Mary Alice Iean Mildred Iones Gerald Kaufman Iane Kendall Mary Frances Konen Fred Kipp Carole Krause '6 Michael Lair Cecil Lind Robert Lacy Nancy Lawrence ilson Charles Wisner Carl Wisner F rancine Yelton Richard Low Marilyn McClay Patricia McCoy I ack McCrate Harley McDaniel Eleanor Martin Delbert Miller Ioan Miller Merry Lou Mitchell Marion Mock Robert Morris Everett Murray Don Myers Marvin Oliver Calvin Pearmen Don Porter Patricia Rabon Edith Renner Lillie Mae Rook Marvin Runer Mary Runer Betty Schaeffer Donna Schmaus Charley Sears Mary Shebanek Gerald Sicka Darles Sinclair Patricia Smith Vada Snodgrass . Mary Louise Specht Ollene Steele Larry Steward William Taylor Ferrel Tenny Patricia Thomas Bonnie Thornbrugh Iack Tobey Ioe Trainer Marlene Trowbridge Herbert Trout Geraldine Turner Charles Uitts LeRoy Venn Elizabeth Wade Albert Walters Gene Wheeler Mary White Delbert Wiggins Fred Yelton Lester Brunner Frankie Powers Joan Sponseller a ,,- 1AM r. vmmm, As 1v w SENSATI 0M! 1WD SPF! 77:? rmmzmwwlw x ' ,W,, M,umy u . V IWWNMHM,W, v ,, pm , v V 1 4w WWW Cheering and giving support to our acrobats, that's Where we find the Minnie Mustangs setting forth a good example of circus spirit and cooperation. Membership in this peppy sec- tion includes Barbara McGie, Shirley McGrew, Io Hixon, Dora Lou Folkner, Francine Yelton, Naomi Menzie, Virginia Pettit, Mary Louise Specht, Mary Margaret Shebcmek, Gloria Small, Marilyn Maack, Patricia Thomas, Leah Lorance, Iunele Small, Ollene Steele, Evelyn Mormcm, Anita Scott, Fernella Lasater, Eunice Morrison. Evelyn Kirk Shirley Holeman Majorettes Nellie Shanahan Mary Jean LeValley Virginia Pettit , Don Myers Billie Alexander Connie Higginbotham, Mary Frances Konen, Carole Krause, Shirley Holemcxn, Donna Kipp, Diana Kessinger, Lois Ketter, Evelyn Kirk, Barbara Croley, Beverly Lewis, Shirley Allen, Esther Ashley, Barbara Hart, Billie Alexander, Betty Chambers, Iectnne Kile, Shirley Halbe, Joyce Daniels, Marilyn McClay tnot picturedt, and Anita Tweedy. Cheerleaders are honorary members of the organization. This year the club expanded its membership through a new program and had on its roll fifty-eight ladies of the circus. Diana Kessinger once Daniels Maiorettes and Drum Major Marilyn McClay Iecmne Kile Darlene Arnold Bob Schuster Connie Higginbotham .. Bud Yarton To our showmen the publication of the circus is known as the Circus Magazine. During our season on the road this year it has been published weekly in the fall and bi-Weekly in the spring. The editorial staff bringing this publication to you includes: LAMP ,.....$A. ,, POST m naanL! unis mmscaooncmrm. rwmsnsm An election ma held for:- cheerleaders in as s eL'xbly Friday morning. Those who 1:1 d cu;- x-ezn-osented each class. The Swim we re sztle Small and Billie A1- arzmler; Juniors, Connie Vi'dnbothtm, Don I'yr-rs, Lostisa Snecht, Chirl'y e; Sopho:or.s utre Vip VA 9. ?'ttit, Tunice H or- rl.cn, l'ah Lortnce. 111090 elect'd n:nre: Senior, 85.7519 Al and r; Jlmiors, Connie H13:1n'oothv:, Dan Mayer: and Sophomore; Virgil: 1 a ?ettit. Another boyfn nced-' ed. Does mane Hunt to nb- '23' for the job, The tryanta went off very 291.1. Everyone yelled and thin boasted tho cheerlead- cr's Ionic. mu 1:39. the Sun um Activity 71M 5mm :0 got Iehool pupa. mm 2' YEAR Ion Bonlor I IS TO EDIT 300! 0? TIE h1948 HIP STAFF cams l mun: 5731!!!! m EDIT IOLA HIGH SCHOOL'S IEARBOOKt Shirley Bulb, Junior, Booms Imbook Assistant muu- I'o Aid M15 At this first mating of the newly chosen 191.8 L an 31, Staff, Shirley Bulbs ms diesel: to assist Beverlr ; Lewis 35 aditog of die Iola 31-h School Inrbook H193 Louis served as a very efficient assistant editor V of the 1947 yearbook. For the first tine 1:3 t year, junior members were serving as arsisknts to the mat momnt staff nositions. t It 15 again the halo: of s the Itzft sponvr to include ' junior members and by so do- ' ing the yearboi; gets of to a more experincnd strt. Hon......Rogular. Period: The Juniar mbers aurnzct . mos.....Regu1ar Periods 1am becam senior nenbtr - l-led....2ap Club, Bans Be. of the staff the following: F. F. 1., Student Cour. yaar, providing thry havn Manukegulu- Periods emu! efficientb the last M................Cr.1ea your. mm Sept. 29-Oct.3 Lang: staff unborship for 191.3 oth'r than erly and . Shirlry are: . Jo Hixon.....3usiness liturg- Diana KI a . t mawm Council mt E. Aetnay..........r. .' . - ?hotogr: sky H. i. M tchrll.....kn::fst rt Kaye t V. 0mm Aria . 3 . Yr: Anit- M.........Clauen Mary J. umllrvymhoscmmky Joann. K110........'.th7rt5cs Holy: Abloacu....1..0rmn- izntfan Jamn- Chan.....F-.auzr- Ilka M, and Kenny 1- m in? mt: unborn. m GAE DAMS Gm 109.. M11. hav- M b- lade mbno but u 1. m Gulf. of an M u m 0. contact mo ackv tc- mm a: wilting; at u. m. t Editor-in-Chief ......................... Dalton Smith Associate Editor .......................... Iocm Bybee MakeeUp Editor ........................ Iean Howland News Editor ......................... Barbara McGie Sports Editors ........ Dee Munger and Richard Moore Feature Editors ....... Dale Caler and Keith Cahalen Art Editor ................................. Iune Butts Advertising Editor .................... Charles Yarton Circulation Editor. .................... Norma Scantlin Reporters: Shirley McGrew. Norbert Catron. Betty Chambers. Alan Lynn, Gene Troxel, Douglas Weast. Iim Higginbotham. and George Frew. The greatest annual publicae tion of the circus comes to you through the efforts of twelve girls who have carried the light of the circus lot to you for your many hours of happy memories of days well spent under the big top. It has been a matter of jug- gling ideas long sealed in the minds of the editor, Beverly Lewis and her assistant, Shir- ley Halbe; Io Hixon, business manager and her assistant, Velma Conover; the senior moke-up editor, Diana Kessin- ger qnd junior assistant, Merry Lou Mitchell; Mary Jean Le- Volley, senior photographer and Esther Ashley; Ieonne Kile for athletics; Anita Tweedy, Classes; Madelyn Ableson, or- ganizations; Ollene Steele With her artistic hand; and the Iour- nolism Class, feature. am! 50,011 The Quill and Scroll, a circus journalists organization, is a national honorary sOCiety for journalists. To become a member one must be scholase tically in the upper third of his performing group, be on the staff of one of the publications and be recommended to membership by the trainers. Mem- bership includes Mary Jean LeValley, Diana Kessinger, Madelyn Ableson, Shirley H-albe, Beverly Lewis, Dalton Smith, Ioan Bybee, Jean Howland, Bar- bara McGie, Anita Tweedy, Merry Lou Mitchell, Velma Conover, Esther Ashley, Io Hixon, Dee Munger, Dale Caler, Charles Yarton, Shirley McGreW, Ollene Steele, and Jeanne Kile. DRIVER EDUCATION Circus membership, a drivers' license, a dual control Chevrolet . . . and instruction w- it all leadSitg good driving to carry our circus fromvlot to lot. Training for such in- cludes actual driving experiences and test- ing. This new program is operating under the American Automobile Association With Harley King as trainer. See page 46 fOI membershipt. LIBRARY-OFFICE ASSISTANTS Watering the elephants, feeding peanuts to the monkeys, and laughing at the clowns is not all that is fun . . . helping others on the lot is fun, too. These girls make many a happy moment during the day in the routine of the office and the library, assist- ing the Circus librarian and equestrian di- rectors of our show. tSee page 46 for mem- t bershipt. As has been the policy, to be se- lected President or Representative of the ' Circus Council, one must be of good scholastic stand- ing e- above average per- formance. Only those Who show outstanding executive ability are chosen. This honor is one of the greatest honors that is bestowed upon a member of the circus. It is the duty of this Council to look after the welfare of the entire circus personnel. A11 important matters concerning every part of the show come before this group. Albert Falkner was selected by the entire Cir- cus as Council President. Assisting him in this important showman responsibility are: David Peck, Patricia Thomas, Eunice Morrison, Ledell Mitchell, Ioan Nicholas, Shirley Allen, Martha Copening, Beth Remsberg, Earl Merriman, Rich- ard Daniels, Louise Lynn, Mary Iean LeValley, Fred Kipp and Delbert Miller. Principal Floyd C. Smith serves this group as legal adviser. h f, h KR 'K Madelyn Ableson Shirley Allen Esther Ashley Bob Baker Donald Bain Kathryn Bartlett Robert Beal Dorothy Berglund Shirley Brown Leo Bunton Barbara Bush Darrell Buss Esther Butler Joan Bybee Kenneth Call Anne Carter Betty Chambers Glendora Cloud' Velma Conover Murlyn Conover Martha Copening Ward Copening Menzie Cornell Barbara Coutant Barbara Covault Charlotte Crawford Marlene Crocker Barbara Croley Mabel Cundy Rayola Cunningham Joyce Daniels Richard Daniels Gary Davis Helena Delaney David Demmin Sally Dillman Carolyn Duggan Jack Earl Sylvia Ebert James Edwards Margaret Edwards John Elliott Geraldine English Marilyn Evans Albert Folkner Dora Lou Folkner Joanne Foster Mary Alice Fraser Harry Frischenmeyer Amy Lou Gard Norman Gelphman Bernice Gerritzen Joan Gilbert Elsa Goodner Richard Grasty Virginia Hardin Shirley Halbe Mary Hallam Beverly Harrison Barbara Hart Gary Hawk Lois Heitman Connie Higginbotham Marjorie Hiser Io Hixon Betty Hoffmeier Frances Holeman Iean Howland Suzanne Hoyt Mary A. Jean Diana .Kessinger Donna Kipp Fred Kipp Evelyn Kirk Mary F. Konen Carole Krause Doris Lackey Robert Lacy Fernella Lasater Nancy Lawrence Betty Lee Clayton LeValley Mary Jean LeValley Beverly Lewis Cecil Lind Doris Lorance Leah Lorance Alan Lynn Louise Lynn Lenora McClanahan THE KANSAS ASSOCIATION FOR YOUTH 26 Milton McClay Patricia McCoy Barbara McGie Shirley McGrew Marilyn Maack Tillie Mack Betty Mathews Frankie Mathews Betty Maxwell Geneva Malloy Eleanor Martin Bill Mentzer Earl Merriman Delbert Miller Larry Miller Ladell Mitchell Evelyn Morman Eunice Morrison Dee Munger Bernard Myers Raymond Nitcher Rowland Nitcher Dale Newland Bill Ogborn Betty Peck Virginia Pettit Don Porter Harlie Puckett Patricia Rabon Beth Remsberg Betty Remsberg Jim Remsberg Edith Renner Delores Reno Bob Reynolds Lillie Mae Rook Mary Loane Runer Naomi Runer Norma Scantlin Betty Schaeffer Donna Schmaus John Shanahan Nellie Shanahan Mary Margaret Shebanek Gerald Sicka Darles Jean Sinclair Gloria Small Iunele Small Mary Ann Smith Patricia Smith Max Snodgrass Vada Snodgrass Mary Louise Specht Ioan Sponseller Ollene Steele Bob Strack Ethel Stroh Betty Tasche Ioan Taylor William Taylor Patricia Thomas Clyde Thompson Bonnie Thornbrugh Marcella Tindel Marlene Trowbridge Anita Tweedy Kenneth Vineyard Elizabeth Wade Jackie White Dorothy Williams Evelyn Wilson Carl Wisner Charles Wisner Clyde Wisner Bob Wright Charles Yarton Diana Yocum The Keys and KayeH'es Presen+ one of +he greafesf sideshows on earfh in vifaJizing +he religious beliefs. 27 enriching personal lives. developing leaders and promoHng fellowship among boys and girls. A glimpse into the back yard of our circus reveals a most Vital part of any show. A well- fed personnel makes for a good performance. Not only food but the home-like atmosphere plays another important role. Everything that is good and fair,- Where truth and love and security and faith will be realities, not dreams, is the foundation upon which our cooks tFuture Homemakers of Americai are constantly build- ing. From early morn till late at night we find a continuous labormalways cooking, always serving, always pitching tent, and always load ing and unloading on another lot. -320471 0759 On the road this year were: Esther Ashley, Shir- ley Brown, Glendora Cloud, Marlene Crocker, Barbara Croley, Carolyn Duggan, Sylvia Ebert, Margaret Edwards, Dora Lou Folkner, Ioanne Foster, Mary Alice Fraser, Ioan Gilbert, Elsa Goodner, Mary Hallam, Connie Higginbothan, Marjorie Hiser, Betty Hoffmeier, Phyllis Hole- man, Carole Krause, Eleanor Martin, Lenora Mc- Clanahan, Evelyn Morman, Patricia Rabon, Beth Remsberg, Edith Renner, Naomi Runer, Anita Scott, Mary Margaret Shebanek, Ioan Sponsel- ler, Betty Tasche, Bonnie Thornbrugh, Marlene Trowbridge, Elizabeth Wade and Dorothy Wil- liams. QM yam! A well-fed personnel depends, too, upon the supply from agriculture. Organized vocational training, a definite part in the life of any Future Farmer of America, aids materially in the kind of a performance you see in Iola's Greatest Cir- cus. Not only do these showmen work hand in hand With the cooks, but they see that every- thing is in best condition. A broken wagon wheel or a bar in the lion's cage, or even a sudden outbreak of fire is not a task too large or small; they have a most important act to do and it'is another task well done. Traveling from lot to lot were: Loren Broughton, Marvin Buckner, Arlen Carpenter, Bob Carter, Verle Delaplain, B111 Eastwood, Dick Fraser, Larry F udge, B111 Heffern, Charles Heffern, Iohn Heffern, Edwin Heiman, James Hamilton, Marvin Eden, Gerald Kaufman, Charles Kelley, Robert Kelley, Edmon Kidd, Bob Kuestersteffen, Delmar Lorance, Bill Mentzer, Donald Murray, Harley McDaniel, Ronald McDonald, David Sherrill, Billy Starr, Gene Tomson, Ioe Trainer, Arthur Turner, Charles Uitts, Albert Walters, Gene Westerman and John Wright. ,leia C9414 CZCfOAats H. E. Stith. Asst. Trainer Miller. B. Halfback Heffern, End L. Miller, B. Halfback Cornell. Tackle Newland, L. Halfback Puckett, Guard Call, Tackle Reynolds, Tackle Bybee, Guard Lacy. Quarterback McCulley, Guard Folkner. R. Halfback Remsberg. End Gelphman, Fullback Buckner, Guard Thampson, End Our all-star S.E.K. acrobats, McCulley, Folkner, Thompson, Trout and Copening, played their last show at Great Bend when they competed with the champions of the Southwest League. The 1947-48 acrobats merited the highest award in the leagueeSEK. championship. League Games Iola ........ 20 Pittsburg . . . . . . Iola. . ...... 20 Fort Scott . . . . . . Iola ........ 33 Independence Iola ........ 20 Parsons Iola ........ 26 Columbus Iola ........ 14 Coffeyville Iola. . ...... 14 Chanute . . D. Bain, Center Edwards. End Ogborn, End Copening, Tackle Leo Burger. Trainer Anderson. Tackle Trout. Fullback Chas. Wisner. Tackle Baker, Quarterback Demmin, L. Halfback Taylor. Center Mentzer, L. Halfback Lind. End LeValley, Fullback Wille, Fullback P. Bain, L. Halfback Conover. Guard One of the greatest acrobatic shows of the sea- son was on our fall schedule. The trainer of the show says, Success was not due to having stars on the team but because they were acro- bats Who worked together as a unit and not un- dividedlyeeach one showed cooperation With the othen Pete Stith Assistant Coach 45 Thompson G D 42 Trout C D 23 Baker F , 27 ' Bunton Struck F 40 Moore G 24 Elliott F All-S.E.K. Trout. Kipp. Falkner Honorable Mention: Thompson. P. Bain Fredonia Ft. Scott - - - -- P'arsons ......... Coffeyville - - - - -- 29 Haskell Ft. Scott Independence - - - Chanute Leo Burger Coach 21 Remsberg 28 Lind G 41 Hendrix F 29 Merriman C 46 Kipp G U G Miller G Regional Champions Played in State Tournament at SaHna Pittsburg Humboldt Haskell Parsons Chanute GGGGGGGG Columbus Emporia ........ :Wyyw4 70 5A9 Circus 5g mplzonette Violins: Marlene Lenski, Barbara Coutcmt, Merry Lou Mitchell, Iune Butts, Clareen Butts, Mable Ruth Cundy, Suzanne Hoyt, Lois Heitman, Laura Mary Fickes, Clara Ed- wards, Doris Womack, Ruth Pettit. Viola: Margaret Ed- wards. Cello: Marilyn Evans, Clyde Evans. String Bass: Louise Lynn. Piano: Donna Schmdus. Flutes: Edith Ren- ner, Trevcz Remsberg, Iona Hamilton. Oboe: Nellie Shana- han. Bassoon: Mlldred Jones. Clarinets: Madelyn Ableson, chkie White, Mary Alice Heitman, Glendora Cloud. Bass Clarinet: Dorothy Williams. Saxophones: Martha Copening, Nancy Lawrence, Earl Oliver, Menzie Cornell. Trumpets: David Peck, Kathryn Bartlett, Beverly Harrison. Horns: Elizabeth Wade, Larry Miller, Marjorie Remsberg. Trom- bone: Betty Remsberg, Beth Remsberg, Betty Hoffmeier. Tuba: Carolyn Duggan. Percussion: Tillie Mack, 10cm Gil- bert, loan Taylor, Mary Ann Smith. Flute: Edith Renner, Margaret Edwards, Barbara Coutcmt, Iona Hamilton, Carol Taylor, Donna Schmaus. Oboe: Nellie Shanahan. Bassoon: Mildred Iones. Clarinet: Madelyn Ableson, Suzanne Hoyt, Sharon Stalnqker, Lucretia Mack, William Ogborn, Marvin Oliver, William Eastwood, Glendorc: Cloud, Iacqueline White, Helen Delaney, Marjorie Hiser, Clareen Butts, Lois Tidd, Marilyn Evans. Saxophone: Nancy Lawrence, Martha Copening, Ieriom Wille, Menzie Cornell, Rowland Nitcher, Charles Wisner, Delbert Miller, Mary Iecm LeValley, Earl Oliver. Cornet: David Peck, Kathryn Bartlett, Beverly Harrison, Robert Schuster, Carl Wisner, William CglLe Gircus Qan Mentzer, James Edwards, Don Porter, Calvin Pearmcm, Clyde Falls, Marvin Iden, Robert Baker, Ronald Garner. Alto Clari- net: Earl Merriman. Bass Clarinet: Dorothy Wissiams. French Horn: Elizabeth Wade, Larry Miller, Shirley Guenther, Phyl- lis Holeman, Sylvia Ebert. Trombone: Beth Remsberg, Betty Remsberg, Betty Hoffmeier, LeRoy Venn. Baritone: Dale Newland, William Taylor. Tuba: Carolyn Duggan, Herbert Trout, Raymond Nitcher, Milton McClay. String Bass: Louise Lynn, Darlene Arnold. Drums: Tillie Mack, Ioan Gilbert, Mary Alice Fraser, Mary Ann Smith, Iocm Taylor, Clayton Lchdley. From a far corner of our circus lot one can hear voices lifted in tuneful harmony. A short dis- tance down the midway we find George Alum- baugh, Glenn Anderson, Roy Austill, Loren Broughton, LaRue Brundage, Lester Brunner, Marvin Buckner, Leo Bunion, Darrell Buss, Ken- neth Call, Robert Carter, Claude Catron, Nor- bert Catron, William Crone, Verle DeleplainA David Demmin, Iack Earl, John Elliott, B111 EW- ing, Ronnie Garner, Kenneth Gates, Richard usical moments Grasty, Gary Hawk, Harold Hays, Daniel How- ard, Ben Keith, Charles Ketter, Clayton LeVal- ley, Richard Low, Alan Lynn, Milton McClay, Lorraine McCulley, Harley McDaniel, Dwight Malloy, Richard Moore, Dee Munger, Donald Murray, Everett Murray, Dale Newland, Ray- mond Nitcher, Rowland Nitcher, William Og- born, Claude Percy, Warren Pierson, Don Porter, Frankie Powers, Dean Rayl, Iim Remsberg, Bob Reynolds, Marvin Runer, Charles Sears, John Shanahan, Robert Sherwood, Joe Smith, Ken- neth Smith, Tom Smith, Billy Dean Starr, Larry Steward, Bob Strack, William Taylor, William Thornton, Charles Tobey, Lawrence Trammell, Gene Troxel, Albert Walters, Philip Waugh, Douglas Weast, Eugene Wheeler, Delbert Wig- gins, Max Willis, Gene Wilmoth, Clyde Wisner, Bob Wright, John Wright and Richard Wynn preparing for their big show. more musical mo ments Soon the other showmen gather and join in joyful song. To aid the boys who begin the day with melodies old and new are: Billie Alexander, Shirley Allen, Esther Ashley, Iocm Bead, Barbara Bunker, Barbara Bush, Esther Butler, Nina Cameron, Anne Carter, Velma Conover, Barbara Covetult, Charlotte Crawford, Bonnie Creason, Mable Ruth Cundy, Rayola Cunningham, once Daniels, Sally Dillman, Sylvia Ebert, Geraldine English, Dora Lou Folkner, Joanne Foster, Mary Alice Fraser, Bernice Gerritzen, Elsa Goodner, Derilda Gregg, Shirley Halbe, Marv Hallam, Lucille Hamilton, Gwen- dolyn Handley, Marilyn Hayes, Lois Heitmcrn, Connie Hig- ginbotham, Io Hixon, Shirley Holemcm, Mary Alice Jean, Mildred Iones, Opal King, Carole Krause, Ioetta Lathrom, Betty Lee, Doris Lorcmce, Leah Lorcmce, Lenora McClanahcm, Patricia McCoy, Geneva Malloy, Eleanor Martin, Betty Mat- hews, Betty Maxwell, Merry Lou Mitchell, Evelyn Mormcm, Eunice Morrison, once Newman, Rosie Newman, Joan Nich- olas, Dixie Ogle, Betty Peck, Kathryn Peterson, Virginia Pet- tit, Patricia Rabon, Delores Reno, Lillie Mae Rook, Mable Rook, Naomi Runer, Betty Schqeffer, Anita Scott, Maryt She- bcmek, Darles Jean Sinclair, Gloria Small, Mary Ann Smith, Ioom Sponseller, Ollene Steele, Ethel Stroh, Ioan Taylor, Bonnie Thornbrugh, Marlene Trowbridge, Anita Tweedy, Vir- ginia Weathers, Mary White, Francine Yelton, Diana Yocum, and Laura Young. WMMW gymm , WW2 2 WWM M718 t w l mu The I unjor Class Presents You Can't Take It With You A farce' comedy in three acts by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman Penelope Sycamore .......... Amy Lou Gard Essie Carmichael . ............ Betty Hoiimeier Rheba ................. Connie Higginbotham Paul Sycamore ................... Don Porter Dr. DePinna ..................... Don Myers Ed Carmichael ................... Dale Hawk Donald .......................... David Hill Martin Vanderhof ............ William Taylor Alice Sycamore .............. Carolyn Duggan Mr. Henderson ............... Kenneth Gates Tony Kirby ..................... Gary Davis Boris Kolenkhov ............... Delbert Miller Gay Wellington ............. Shirley Holeman Mr. Kirby ....................... Roy Austill Mrs. Kirby ..................... Mariorie Hiser Olga Katrina .............. Dora Lou Folkner Three Men: Carl Wisner. Ferrell Tenny, Robert Beal Director ................ Helen Louise Crouch The Senior Class Presents TISHll A comedy in three acts by Alice Chadwicke Letitia Carberry, Tish .................. Nellie Shanahan Lizzie .................................. Anita Tweedy Aggie ....... . ............................ B everly Lewis Ellen Leighton --- -- ----------- -,. ....... Evelyn Kirk Charitct .............................. Fernella Lasater Luther Hopkins .......................... Albert Folkner Callie HOpkins ........................... Iunele Small Charlie Sands .......................... Bob Reynolds Bettina Trent .............................. Tillie Mack Sheriff Lem Pike ........................ Charles Yarton Wesley Andrews ........................... Alan Lynn Denby Grimes ............................ Bill Mentzer Dorice Gaylord - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; - -Mary Iecm LeValley Alternate players ....... Dee Munger, Dorothy Williams Director .......................... Helen Louise Crouch $CZI'AQTS Student CouncilsPresq Albert Folkner; Vice-Pres., Mary ,Tecm LeValley; Sec., Louise Lynn; Treas, Fred Kipp; Ser- geant-qt-Arms, Delbert Miller; Sponsor, Floyd C. Smith. Senior Class-Pres., Clyde Thompson; Vice-Pres., Shirley McGreW; Sec., Io Hixon; Treats, Paul Bain; Sponsors, Ian Pierce, T. Clarence Brown, Ruby Lee Nelson. Iunior ClasssPresq Fred Kipp; Vice- Pres., Delbert Miller; Sec., Velma Con- over; Treas, Ollene Steele; Sponsors, Marguerite Hackney, Lillian Perry, Seth Owens. Sophomore Class-sPresq Milton McClay; Vice-Pres., Leo Bunton; Sec., Virginia Pettit; Treas, Jackie White,- Sponsors, Vera Lawellin, Helen Crouch, Ernest Sellmcm. Kays-Pres., Richard Daniels; Vice-Pres., Ward Copening; Sec., William Taylor; Committee Chairmen, Cecil Lind, Don Bain, Gary Davis, John Elliott, Fred Kipp, Alan Lynn, Delbert Miller, Dee Munger, Dale Newland, Bob Reynolds; Sponsor, Alfred Philips. KayettesaPresq Beverly Lewis,- Vice- Pres., Ollene Steele; Sec., Joan Gilbert; Treas, Tillie Mack; Committee Chair- men, Louise Lynn, Nellie Shanahan, Dorothy Williams, Amy Lou Gard, Shir- ley Halbe, Evelyn Kirk, Joyce Daniels, Jackie White; Sponsors, Marguerite and Evelyn Hackney. Pep ClubsPresq Donna Kipp; Vice-Pres., Connie Higginbotham; Sec., Joyce Dans iels; Treas, Jeanne Kile; Sponsors, Es- ther Gilmcm and Bonnie Kirby. F.F.A.-Pres., Charles Kelley; Vice-Pres., Delmare Lorance; Sec., John Wright; Treas, Gerald Kaufman; Reporter, Bob Kelley; Sponsor, Oscar Collings. F.H.A.sPres., Ioan Gilbert; Vice-Pres., Beth Remsberg; Sec.-Trec1s., Marjorie Hiser; Sponsor, Evelyn Hackney. Lamp Staff-Editor, Beverly Lewis; Ir. Editor, Shirley Halbe; Business Man- ager, Io Hixon; Ir. Bus. Manager, Velma Conover; Make-up Editor, Diana Kes- singer; Ir. Make-up Editor, Merry Lou Mitchell; Photography, Mary lean Lee- Valley; Ir. Photography Editor, Esther Ashley; Classes, Anita Tweedy,- Ath- letics, Jeanne Kile,- Organizations, Madu elyn Ableson; Art, Ollene Steele; Spon- sor, Margaret June Akers. Lamp Post-Editor-in-Chief, Dalton Smith; Associate Editor, Joan Bybee; Make-up Editor, Jean Howland; News Editor, Barbara McGie; Sports Editors, Dee Munger and Richard Moore; Feature Editors, Dale Coder and Keith Cahalen; Art Editor, June Butts; Advertising Edi- tor, Charles Yarton; Circulation Editor, Norma Scantlin; Reporters, Shirley Mc- Grew, Norbert Catron, Betty Chambers, Alan Lynn, Gene Troxel, Douglas Weast, George Frew, Jim Higginbot- ham,- Sponsor, Marguerite Hackney. Quill and Scroll-Pres., Io Hixon; Vice- Pres., Dee Munger; Sec., Diana Kessin- ger; Treas, Mary Jean Lchdley; Spon- sors, Marguerite Hackney and Margaret Iune Akers. BandsDrum Major, Darlene Arnold; Mas jorettes, Jean Kile, Marilyn McClay, Mary Jean LeValley, Nellie Shanahan; I-O-L-A girls, Evelyn Kirk, Shirley Hole- mqn, Diana Kessinger, Joyce Daniels; Librarian, Madelyn Ableson; Director, Dale P. Creitz. Library-Office Assistantss-Mary White, Sally Dillman, Fernella Lasater, Betty Wallace, Clyde Falls, Nellie Shanahan, Beth Remsberg, Connie Higginbothctm, Ollene Steele, Anita Scott, Pat Smith, Esther Butler, Sylvia Ebert, Esther But- ler, Eleanor Martin, Bernice Gerritzen, Io Hixon, Marlene Lenski, Kathryn Bartlett, Mary Loane Ruiner, Frankie Mathews, Esther Ashley, and Donna Kipp. Driver Education-Billie Alexander, Dan- ny Arbuckle, Dorothy Berglund, Harry Frischenmeyer, Mary Hallam, Virginia Hardin, Marilyn Hayes, Frances Hole- mcm, lane Kendall, Geneva Malloy, Milton McClay, Dale Newland, Betty Stephens, Iocm Taylor, Lawrence Tram- mell, Barbara Bush, Darrell Buss, Gary Hawk, Eddie Hendrix, Marilyn Maack, Richard Moore, Frankie Powers, Mary Runer, John Shanahan, Bob Sherwood, Ethel Stroh, Gene Troxel, Gary Davis, David Demmin, Jack Earl, David Hill, Alan Lynn, Kathryn Peterson, Paul Ru- pert, Ferrell Tenny, Gene Wheeler, and Bud Yarton. e f qeh . f; , I I It, 1 Out of the dimness of four war years, l The light of the Torch now reappears; Though blown about by the Winds of change, Steady and true glows its clear warm flame; As its light drives back the shadows drear tMCIy its glow illumine c: happy year. SOPIZOMOI'Q tCQfS Heft to righU Elmer Frazell, Rep.: Carol Adams, Rep.; Marvelle Wiggins, Secretary- Treas.; Joe Jean, President. Ladies and Gentlemen- Meet the Big Officials of the Grand Finale Heft to righU Alvah Broom, Pres.: Sally Copening, Treas.; Nyda Stroup, Sec.; Ioe Stroup, Vice-pres. Alvah Broom Iola, Kansas President Lucille Anderson 101a, Kansas Eleanor Beal 101a, Kansas Dorothy Bunion 101a, Kansas Ladies and GenHemen 0759 Nyda Stroup Ioe Stroup Iola, Kansas 10161, Kansas Secretary Vicehpresident Frank Ashley Herbert Aten 101a, Kansas 101a, Kansas Floyd Boeken Don Braswell La Harpe, Kansas Iola, Kansas 44, Betty Calloway Minniebelle Canady 101a, Kansas 101a, Kansas Sally Copening Iola, Kansas Treasurer David Ball 101a, Kansas Dorothy Bronkar Iola, Kansas Corinne Cason 101a, Kansas I ack Cogan Delmar Cross Iohn Cundy Jerry Dickerson Toronto, Kansas Moran, Kansas Gas City, Kansas 101a, Kansas Iack Eschenbrenner Robert Finley Harold Fisher Wayne Frosberg Colony, Kansas Iola, Kansas 101a, Kansas Colony, Kansas H Marion Foster Wehdell Frazell Phyllis Garner Richard Garrison Iola, Kansas Iola, Kansas Iola, Kansas Moran, Kansas Eldoln' ert. , I V Lester Hillbrarit rhaberyt Hoch Leonard Hoel Don Hoppes Iola, Kansas ' 101a, Kansas Hartford, Kansas Colony, Kansas Bluemound, Kansas 51 Paul Horton Bluemound, Kansas Delores Kirby Welda, Kansas Iack Mahan Welda, Kansas Iim Mitchem 101a, Kansas Delbert Hurlock 101a, Kansas Alvin Knepp 101a, Kansas Charles Marsh La Harpe, Kansas www.y- Earl Oliver 101a, Kansas Kenneth Hutton Garnett, Kansas Robert Leaviit Iola, Kansas Nadine Marsh 101a, Kansas Marion Oliver 101a, Kansas 52 Paul Iden Iola, Kansas Richard Lee Iola, Kansas by Martin Welda, Kansas Glenn Percy 101a, Kansas Keith Keele Iola, Kansas Kenneth Luedke Colony, Kansas Don Mitchem Iola, Kansas Victor Perkins 101a, Kansas Q'sw xx x Patricia Potts 101a, Kansas Charles Robinson Iola, Kansas Raymond Sifers Iola, Kansas Don Steward 101a, Kansas Celia Remsberg Carlyle, Kansas Rose Rodriguez Bassett, Kansas J. D. Snyder Moran, Kansas Carl Webb 101a, Kansas Marjorie Remsberg Carlyle, Kansas Morris Rogers Iola, Kansas Jeannine Steele 101a, Kansas Herman Wilcoxin 101a, Kansas 53 Richard Riddle Iola, Kansas Robert Shanahan Iola, Kansas Betty Steeley 101a, Kansas Glenn Wilson Iola, Kansas Roberta Robb La Harpe, Kansas Jerry Sherman 101a, Kansas Ioe Sterling Iola, Kansas Paul Womack Humboldt, Kansas glle SOPIZOHLOIPS Joe I ean Marvelle Wiggins Iola, Kansas Iola, Kansas President Secretary-Treasurer Carol Adams Carlyle, Kansas Harry Bishop Elmer Frazell Iola, Kansas 101a, Kansas Wayne Hiser Iola,Kansas VCharles Menzie Ioe Trine 'Iola, Kansas 101a, Kansas Student Council Eldon Gilbert, Rep.; Carol Adams, Rep. Jeannine Steele. Pres.; Elmer Frazell. Rep. m Paul Horton, Jeannine Steele. Marjorie Remsberg, Sally Copening, Roberta Robb. Don Hoppes. Glenn Wilson, not pictured. 55 gootAall Cbeerleaclers Left to right: Eldon Gi1bert, Delores Kirby, Nydct Stroup, Don Steward. OgasAetAall 81188171804813 Not Picture$ Eldon Gilbert Icy Martin Carol Adams Ladies and Gentlemen .. Step right up. Don't miss the action inside. W 7 Bud Sellman Assistant Coach Don Leavitt Coach Independence Coifeyville Ottawa Univ. B n 19 Pittsburg B -.v ....... Parsons Haskell Chanute .............. 20 First Row. left to right: Don Braswell, Floyd Boeken, Pete Cross, Ioe Sterling, Bud Sifers Honoer CaptainL Glenn Percy Honorable Mention LC. All-AmericcmL Bob Shanahan, Loe lean, Alvah' Broom. Second Row: Ierry Dickerson, Charles Menzie, Don Hoppes, Calvin Sutton, Wendell Frazell, Robert Hoch, lack Cogan, Kenneth Hutton, Don Mitchem Hon- arable Mention All-Statel Third Row: Marion Osborn, Paul Horton, Dick Riddle, Bob Leavitt, Jack Mahan, Don Potter. Bob Leavitt, Marsh, Don Hoppes, Wendell Frazell, Austin Dennis, Harold Fisher. Charles 60 Bob Shana- hdn, Iohn Lightner, Don Leavitt 6122sz 41544;: , CoachL Iim Turley, Don Pot- Top, left to right ter, Ken Hutton. Iudy CanadY . Assistant 19 Remsberg, mg jor Mar Sally Copen Ioe Stroup, I Mrs. Bramson vu. a W In 1a C W a B Paul Horton Kenneth Luedke, Roberta Robb Left to right: ion Oliver, Mar IMAMW , Mrs. Terence ,4 MMW WW muw, who , ,, 5 V wxi .749 W. H. Wood Earl I. Siiers F. O. Mann-F. A. Milne S. A. Honor-E. E. Chambers Kent R. Dudley E. E. Harrison Dale Newland Louis Kinmcm I. Earl Main R. D. Rickard A. P. Brigham. Ir. 'H. L. Lacy I. W. Copening N. I. Brigham S Lyle F. Schmaus i E. D. Stalnaker, , Bert Fryer 2 Dave Hart ? C. M. Iewett Bud Anderson '1'. T. Stroup Marian Green y. , Lean Schell V ' . B. 'th ' H Sm! lr'V A. W. Anderson. I!- G. C. Menzie W. P. McFadden A. W. Walden. General Contractor W. C. Perham Mrs. Stone Wall Charles Edmiston A. R. Murphy Myron and Gladys Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Lasater C. H. Hubbel Wayne E. Frantz lake Elliott Charles Ableson Lewis Schlanger B. F. Scarbrough W. A. Cooksey Nathan Leffler Alma Arnold E. S. Reynolds E. B. Cook Earl Moore A. R. Sleeper-Iohn L. 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