Iola High School - Lamp Yearbook (Iola, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

X . F A ' ff' . Q J R, K H 'VUQA ZQUC Vu Cb W DEDICATION Tom Baker s classmates teachers and many other friends will always remember ham not only for the personal qualities which made him popular, but also for has leadership his scholar Tom was the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Baker Route 3 lola His death in an automo bile accident December l3 brought deep grief to the whole school and community Tom was president of the semor class and had been co captain of the football team He was one of the top students In school scholastically, was serving as an officer in the Kay Club, and had won many honors in 4 H Club work I . . ' f . . I . - ship, and his participation in school activities. O I O I . . I i 1 lola Senior High School lola Junior College Iola , Kansas ADMINISTRATIO FLOYD C. SMITH Dean of Junior College Principal of Senior High , in EININORG HORIINE Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION AROUND THE TABLE FROM LEFT Dr Leo Roblnson vice president Dudley Henderson president John L Sleeper D Wayne Frantz Howard G1l1p1n Gerald Buss 2 'V' 4 T CLARENCE BROWN KEITH AKINS ASSISIBDI Dean Assxstam Prmcrpal ELLA M JENSEN Clerk Board of Educatxon Slcrerary to Superrntendent MARGARET PEG WEBB Secretary to Pnnclpal MARY F HANKINIS Regxstrar Junior College Secretary to Deans -q xf' 5 . v - . L ' ll lv ' ' 1 1 if ,Y I H 2 MARGARET TUNE AKERS KEITH AKINS Busmess Speech Hlgh School T CLARENCE BROWN College Mathematlcs Junlor College F Xl l LT 3:1 LEO H BURGER Busmess GEORGE D CALDWLLL Physxcs and Guldance 6 DALE P CREITZ Instrumental Muslc lx 5 , If g K. ii .Q i R 1 n o W 9 1 N K, v J ,4 , Y ,,M:.,.b.R.' .,., W.. OX, s,.f ', FACULTY EVELYN HACKNEY Home Econom1cs MARGUE RITE HACKNEY Engllsh i HUGH HAIRE Psychology Physxcal Educatxon EDWARDV IEWELL CHARLESE KELLOGG JR R R KENNEDY Engmeermg Drawmg Vocal Muslc Chemlstry 7 K Q ' .iff :Q n R ' 1 iff ,Q k,,,f fx ., , 5 +.' y i ,'5 7 'EK'-, . . 1f ,?'7 j 1' ' F3 . 4.p-35514 , .ilu .fo f , ' Nj W g . JI! 1 4 . '. V2 'Q' Y 1 ff- 1' 5:1 , ' ' o Q Q .af 'Yi' ff Mg, ' Q x V22 -Sljfr 35,1 K, 1 fn , LQ f, A igiyf, iii. . f 197, if fy' 1 ' ' fffiow iff' :'- 1 ,gg - K ' gg I R , n , K xg gf W ig-,gg 4' 14. L w 39' Lx j -f if .Q sa p L .za-1' -1?'QzY.X- i Q - 3 F 3.252 'A ' . xy f X,- I . . , . . . I WILMA KENNEDY Enghsh Lat1nI JAMES LININGER Physlcal Educauon FK 5 'A 1 JAMES KEPPLE Mathematxcs MARY MCCU RDY Enghsh Spanlsh FACULTY BONNIE I KIRBY Physlcal Educatxon ELEANOR H MILLER Llbrary Ioumahsm kr RUBY LEE NELSON SETH J OWENS IAN PIERCE BUSIUCSS Bxology Soclal Sclence KATHERINE SCHELLENBERG Lnerature, Enghsh FACULTY ERNEST F SELLMAN Indusmal Arts DALE STILES Amencan Hlstory 9 1 , ' , it ', Y - 5 I E AL 1 N K , 5, I n Z Y' I R 3 ...fi xi RALPH TROUT MICHAEL WILLIAMSON WILLIAM WINTLE Educatlon Study Supervlsor FACULTY if ED ZAHN Vocatlonal Agnculture l ff I ,V ur 55 GENE MUELLER WALT LOONEY Gene Mueller Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds had charge ofthe five public school buildings in Iola Has assistant was Walter Looney The Senior High custodians were John Maier, day man, and Bill Mewhinney, night man. These Four men were charged with keeping the building in top condition and order. Besides keeping the building clean, these men did most of the major and minor repair iobs which everyone tended to take for granted. ll J 6 'Exif xiii Q t mir' k,,,s, ,s F f f FRONT ROW J Applegate T Stranghoner K McGuff1n H Sxnclalr B Taylor N Fmk D Heard SECOND ROW P Imchols E Patrlck A Sutherland C Harhn J Roe M Mollohan C Covey THIRD ROW Mr Aklns L Cyrus D Cruse M Arbuckle J McClure S Lane N Shaffer E Davldson J Leap Mr Sttles Leadershlp ln Hlgh School Llfe STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Steve Lane STUDENT COUNCIL It is the duty of the High School Student Council to handle any problems that concern the entire student body The officers were nominated the latter part ofthe T957 T958 school year by the entire student body Those elected were President, Steve Lane, Vice President Ellen Davidson, Secretary Nancy Schaffer, Treasurer, Jackie Leap The Student Council was composed of fifth hour representatives, class presidents, organization pres: dents, the officers and the sponsor, Mr Dale Stiles This year the Student Council had been revised to take on more school responsibility and helped sponsor pep rallies, the election ofthe football queen, the Home coming ceremonies and dance, and special school dances and parties. They also sponsored an effective Litterbug campaign with notable results. I2 T , 1 it A I 3 W . i ,Q f 1 , A, Q A N s y L ' Q' Ai K ' .f ' , -.J 1 . 0 I . , W ..- l. i . v., I Q , A . V .. Q u T i . I I . I . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . I ' ' - . - 1 - n - 1 ' r ' u ' 1 I ' - ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . C I O O I C e , A W . . . ev K , l ,ri 3 f . . . . 1 O . . . . - - ' I . . . ff I . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . f . . . . . . . . r W L.....J 1 HIOI' 1, 'xl :Ll , 'ty ' , I Hi 3 iii ' N111 15 1' ' , 1 . 43 1 N 4 2 1 111 1 ' ' 1 ifig i X 3 1 ' , 11'- 1 1 1 l I 1 -hui 0-19 51 nil' Class Presrdent Tom Baker The class officers were: Seated, President, Tom Bakerg Standing, left to right, Secretary, Ann Sutherlandg Treasurer, David Sloang and Vice-president, Carol Harlin. CLASS OF 1959 The Seniors began their frnal year by electlng class offrcers The Senror pla The Remarkable lncrdent at Carson C ners, was presented on the evenmg of November 2l, under the dlrectlon of Mr Kerth Akrns The play s proceeds helped fmance the Senior Trrp The brg hrghlrght of the year was the Junror Senror Recep tron and Prom The Sensors, remembering the work encountered sponsornng a success ful prom, apprecrated thus year s trrbute, The Senior advisors were Mr Kerth Akms, Mr Dale Strles, and Miss Ruby Nelson Sensors not shown on the following pages were Jerry Elarton and Harry Srnclarr 14 I O C O I I I I O O O . .. .yi ' or- ll ' .Z ' ' I . l 0 .0 1 ALEXANDER, GRANT GIBBS Kays 2, 3,4g Band 2,3,4g Senior Play 4, APPLEGATE, JOHN Kays 2, 3, 45 F, F. A. 2, 3, 4g President 4, Cabinet 2, 3. BAGNALL, NANCY LEE Kayertes 2, 3,4g F.H,A. 4g Chorus 2, 3,4, BAKER, THOMAS BENTON Kays 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4g Sophomore Play 25 Football 2, 3,4g Class Officer 2,43 Cabinet 3, 4- Honor Roll 2, 3 4 BARNES JOYCE LOUISE Kayettes 2 3 F H A. 4- Choru BROUGHTON ROBERT RAY Cays 2 3 Sophomore Play 2 BROWNRIGG JOSEPH WAYNE Kays 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Juco Hlgh Light 4 Chorus 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Track 4 Honor Roll 2 BRUNE MARY LOU Kayettes 3 4 Cabinet 4 Band 3 4 Junior Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 BRUNER DARWIN LEE Kays 3 BULLARD PHYLLIS SHAPEL Kayetzes 2 3 4 Cab1nct3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Sophomore Play 2 1- 35 'S ,cv 0.07 n'f -9' i -I ,fan 4 13 CALDWELL, CAROL SUE Kayettes 2 3 4. CHRYST TOM JAE Ka S234' Bandz 3 4 CLENDENEN IUDITH KAY Kayettes 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Symphonette 2 3 4 Student Counctl 2 Sophomore Play 2 Homecom mg Attendant 4 Honor Roll 2 4 CLOUNCH KENNETH LORRAINE Kays 2 F F A 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Track 2 COMPTON EINLEY LEE Kays 2 F F A 2 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent3 Chorus 3 4 Honor Roll 2 COOKSEY RICHARD LOUIS Kays 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Syrnphonette 2 3 Sopho more Play 2 Jun1or Play 3 CORNWELL LARRY RICHARD Kays 2 3 4 COVEY CAROLYN SUE Kayettes 2 3 4 F H A 2 3 4 Pres1deut4 Cab IDBI 3 Yearbook 3 4 Student Counc1l 3 4 Sentor Play 4 CREVISTON RICHARD LYNN Band 2 3 CULP BILLY EDWARD Kaya 2 Chorus 4 C I' 1555 DARLIING DONALD FRANCIS K ys 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Seruor Play 4 DAUGHERTY TOINY JOE Kays 2 3 Chorus 2 DAVIDSON OLLIE ELLEN Kayerres 2 3 4 Yearbook 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Stu dent Councll 2 3 Class Offrcer 2 Cheerleader 3 DIVINE JOHN LALE Kays 2 3 Student Councxl 2 Sophomore Play 2 Semor Play 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball3 4 Track 2 3 4 Class Offrcer 3 Honor Roll 3 DONA LDSON ROBERT DUNLAP ELIZABETH ANN Kayet es 2 3 4 Cabmet4 Yearbook 3 Band 2 3 4 Sophomore Play 2 ELLIS PAUL HERBERT Herb Kays 3 4 Band 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Semor Play ENGLISH ROBERT WAYNE Kays 2 3 4 EINK NELSON LEROY Kays 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Student COUDC114 Sophomore Play 2 Jumor Play 3 Senlor Play 4 GARNER JANICE KAY Kayettesz 3 4 Cab1net3 4 F H A 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Hornecomlng Attendant 4 47 ,gf-F -P' 'tix' fl' ra Yah? 'Q -3' HARLIN CAROL DUFF Kayettes 2 3 4 Cab1net4 Yearbook 4 Juco High Light 4 Student Council 4 Sophomore Play 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Class officer 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Honor Roll 2 3 HOBERT BARBARA ELIZABETH Kayettes 3 4 F H A 4 Chorusz 3 4 Sopho more Play 2 Class Offrcer 2 3 Honor Roll 2 3 Cheerleader 2 3 HERMAN JOHN JOSEPH s 4 F F A HOFFMEIER GARY LEE Kays 3 4 Yearbook 3 Band 2 3 4 Symphonette 4 ISAAC GEORGE CARL Kays 4 Chorus 2 4 Football 3 Basketball 2 3 Track 3 Honor Roll 3 JECK MARGARET IOSEPHINI: Kayettes 3 4 JECK, MARTHA JEAN Kayettes 3, 4: Senior Play 4, JEROME, VIRGINIA RAE Kayettes 2, 3, 4g Secretary 45 Juco High Light 4, Editor 4g Band 2, 3,4g Symphoneue 3,4g Sopho- more Play 2g Junior Play 33 Class Officer 3, Ju- nior Red Cross 3: Honor Roll 2, 3. JEWELL, LARRY DALE Kays 3,4g Band 3,4. KETCHER, HUBERT EUGENE Kays 2g F.F. A. 2g Chorus 4. LAMB, PATRICIA APRIL Kayettes 2,3,4g F.H.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,4. LANE, STEPHEN LEON Student Council 4g President 4g Football 2, 3,49 Basketball 3 4- Track 2,3 4. LANTZ RAMONA RUTH Kayettes 2 3 4- Band 2,3 4- Symphonette 2 3,4. LEAKE MARY ANN Kayettes 2 3 4- Cabinet 3 4- ,l-'.H.A. 2- Year- book 4- Editor 4- Honor Roll 2, 3- Juco High Light 4 LEAP, IEANETTE ELAINE Kayettes 2 3 4- Chorus 2 3 4- Student Council 3 LEAVITT MARY IUDITH Judy Kayettes 2 3 4 Yearbook 3 Juco High Light 4 Chorus 2 3 4 LEE ROLAND DALE Dale Juco High L1ght4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 2 3 4 LOONEY CHARLES LEE Kays 2 3 4 Cabinet 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Student Council 2 3 4 Sophomore Play 2 Senior Play 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 LOVETT IVANELL MARIE Kayettes 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Symphonette 2 3 4 Sophomore Play 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 MACK GEORGE HENRY Kays 2 3 4 Yearbook 3 Band 2 3 4 Symphonette 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Sophomore Play 2 n1or Play 3 Semor Play 4 Junior Red Cross 3 4 President 3 Vice President 4 fi iv I C17 MAIER RUTH ELAINE ayetres 3 4 F H A 4 Chorus 2 3 4 MALONEY LARRY EARL F F A 2 34 Chorus4 MAPLE CHARLES EDWARD Kays 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Semor Play 4 Track 2 MCCLURE JERRY ELLIS Kays 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Student Councll 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 MEWHINNEY DEANNA LEA Kayettes 2 3 4 F I-I A 2 3 4 Cabmet 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Sophomore Play 2 Jumor Play 3 Semor Play 4 NIIDDLETON LOLA ILENE Kayettes 2 3 F H A 4 MILNE ROBERT SHERWOOD Kays 2 VIORLAN JANET LOUISE 3 Juco Hlgh Llght 4 Band 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 NELSON JANICE ELAINE Kayettes 2 4 F H A 3 4 Cab1net4 Chorus NICHOLS DONALD CURTIS Kays 2 4 F F A 2 3 4 Vrce Presldent 2 4 Cab met 3 Yearbook 3 Juco I-hgh L1ght 4 Band 2 3 4 Symphonette 3 4 Sophomore Play 2 Jumor Play 3 Senlor Play 4 Basketball 2 Honor Roll 2 f 2 . K , : . . . : . . . Kayettes 2,,3,4g Cabinet 4g F,H.A. 33 Yearbook 3-4- 20 PATRICK, ELAINE LOUISE Kayettes 2, 3,4g Cabinet 45 Yearbook 3g Juco High Light 4g Band 2,3,4g Student Council 45 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4. PERES MARGRET ANN Kayettes 2 3- F H A. 4' Chorus3 4 QUICK THEODORE CORNELIEUS Kays 3- Yearbook 4 Chorus 4 RANEY DIANA KAREN CIIES234 Cbinet34-FHA ,' Cabinet 3 4g Juco High Ligh 4, REED PHYLLIS KAY Kayettes 2 3 Cabinet 3 F H A 2 3 4 Cabinet 3 Chorus 2 4 RICHEY CHARLES FREDIRICK Kays 2 3 4 Chorus 4 ROE JOYCE LOREE Kayettes 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Cab1net 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Student Council 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 Honor Roll 2 3 ROUSH MERLIN DWAYNE Kays 2 3 SCHIEFELBINE RONALD SHAFFER NANCY CLAIRE Kayettes 2 3 4 Vice President 3 President 4 Cabinet 2 Yearbook 3 Juco Hlgh Light 4 Band 2 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Secretary 4 Sopho more Play 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 junior Red Cross 2 3 4 Vice President 3 Pres1dent 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Jedi 10' 5 ggi SIGG CARL EUGENE Band 3 4 SINCLAIR BARBARA JOAN Kayettes 2,3 F I-I A 4 Chorus3 4 Student Council 4 SKEEN LARRY DEAN Kays 2 3 SLOAN DAVID LEROY Kaya 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 Class Offlcer 4 Honor R011 3 SMITH CELLESTINE ROSE Sally Kayettes 3 4 Yearbook3 Band 3 4 SMITH CHALMERS LAVON Chorus 2 SMITH, JERRY EUGENE Kays 2, 33 Chorus 4, Junior Play 3. STOUT, EVELYN FRANCES Kayettes 2, 3,45 Cabinet 2, 3,45 F. H. A. 4: Chorus 2, 3,4. STRANGHONER, TOM G, Kays 2g Band 2, 3,45 Symphonette 3, Student Coun ci14g Football 2,3,4. SUTHERLAND, ANNE CAROLYN Kayettes 2, 3,4: Cabinet 2,3,4g Symphonetre 2,3, 43 Student Council 4, Junior Play 3g Senior Play 4, Class Officer 4g Cheerleader 2, 3.4: Honor Roll 2, TAYLOR ROBERT ELLIS Kays 2 3 4 Treasurer 3- President 4- Juco High Light 4 Chorus 4 Sophomore Play 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4- Football 3 4 Track 2 3 4 THORNHILL, HOWARD THOMAS TRAINER BILLY GENE Kays 2, 3- Juco High Light 4 Chorus 4 Sophomore Play 2 Senior Play 4 Football 3 4, Basketball 3 4 TWADELL DEBORAH JILL Kayettes 2 3 4 Cabinet3 4- Yearbook 3- Band 2 3 4 Symphonette 3 4- Junior Play 3g Senior Play 4- Homecoming Attendant 4 Honor Roll 2 3. UPSHAW PAUL RAY Kays 2 3 4 Cabinett 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Sophomore Play 2 Junior Play 3 Semor Play 4 Honor Roll 2 VARNER EDDIE C Kays 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Juco High Light 3 4 Stu dent Council 2 3 Sophomore Play 2 Junior Play 3 WALLS CLIFFORD NATHANIEL Kays 3 Chorus 4 WEEKS IIMMY Kays 2 3 4 Chorus 2 4 WILLIAMS IUDITH LELA Kayettes 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Symphonette 3 4 Student Council 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 YOUNG ILA MAE Kayettes 2 3 4 F H A 2 Juco Hlgh L1ghr4 Chorus 2 3 4 JS 41- 1 'UP Joumahsts relax after deadlme From 1932 to 1959 What next? any gw SENIURS ACTION .X Lion tamers at yearbook conference B X ' f .N t X ,o r . 4 f J! just before the dance. A senior ready for takeoff. 24 f-----'-'----1 f 'N f 1 k......J Q'::L DIS. E 5 1- R' r-'-'- N 1 2 N I 1 , N Q.. ' 1 JUNIORS: Begining their second year at high school, the Juniors felt rightat home. The Junior class officers were: President, Jewell Beard, Vice-Presi- dent, Janie Abbott, Secretary, Jerry Bingham, and Treasurer, Leslie Cyrus. Many organizational offices were held by Juniors and their influence was felt throughout the school Following Christmas vacation, tryouts and re hearsals began for the Junior Play, New Fires The Juniors sponso d an assembly in March In the spring the Juniors really became busy plan ning and decorating for the Junior Senior Reception and Prom which was held on May 8 The sponsors of this hardworking group were Miss Mar guerite Hackney, Mr Leo Burger, and Mr Seth Owens Abbott Jane Anderson Shrrley Arbuckle Nancy Be ard Jewell Bmgham Gerald 'uf '::.7 Bncker Sue Brown Lee Buckner Peggy Buckner Betty Buller Ann T Burcham Sandra Bush Sandra Caldwell Howard Callaway Bob Carnes Jack1e II ' ll. ' ' I r. i ' I f I 'T X l , a , , I J , . Chambers Sandy Chrrstmas Leon Colt Carol Compton Nancy Comne Phrllrp Cooper Judy Cooper Gale Cruse DeLena Cyrus Leslle Drebolt Marcella Dunlap Mary Elder Joann E llxs Lee Folk Charlene Fulton Jane Hammer Donald Hanson Earl Harman Rrchard Heard Davrd Heffernon Ja mes He athman Karen Henkle Ian 1ce Hermann Leona I-lermsteln Barbara H111 James Hoffmerer Lynn Horlne Frank Rerd Horn Ronnle Hoye Marrlyn Holloway , David 4:5 1 lr Q.,-v 'Ml Q r for f ' ,Q sr w-I 3' XN1' an tj-C' uf -44 MF' 'S 3 1' 6 'B .gin 1 ...,a.- mf -o- V visa: 50' rw.-.-.,' g - , -of 5.4 -1 107 4-44 JXX yd 'H ,vw l sl' 43' if 9 V - -Us f 1 ...Q '9 4? f 51. Hufferd Danny Hurst Sandy Jantz Alberta Johnson Gary Krncheloe Jayne Krnzle Roland Lawrence Kent Leake Barbara Leap Jackre Lrttlepage Marron Loorrus Ronald Long Barbara Malloy Beverly Mann Janrce Mrddleton Larry Moore Patrrcra Moore Rae Anne Morrow Howard Myer Jeanne Anne McAloon Barbara McCullough Betty McCullough Janet McDaniel Ronald Mclflatton Jack McGie Anna McGuire, Pat Nelson, Jerry Nichols, Patti Parkins, Allan Patterson, Joe Perez Dolores Porter Judtth Potts Charlene Powell Ernest Puckett Lrla Purdon Mrke Ray Beth Ann Robertson Larry Robrnson Leo Robrnson Judy Robrnson Davld Rose Sharon Rule Betty Sanderson Annette Sellman Glona Seyb Jackre Shaffer Marvrn Stgg John Sm1th Wrlma Sponseller Marion Staley Janice Stranghoner Ronald Tate Susie Thomas George Thomas Judy Thompson Frank Tidd Bonnie Tindel Jerry Townsend, Gynith Trainer Janet if 1'-sd ,Q 'TAY an-ri' 1 4-lv v' N...-H C2 'Q I ,..- fax 'Us If qui' '3 519 J 14 'fir NI' it -i Trester Deha Truster Rowene Turner Drama U1r1ch Jerry Vohs Bob Vorsmet Edward Walden Patty 5 Washrngton Charles Weathers Sandra W1gg1DS Betty Wrlmoth Mary Wrlson Clrfford Yancy Donme Zrmmerman Jerome R -1- mr - ' A 1 r 3 N4 W A ' . 1 KV . 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The class officers were fin picturej, President, Peggy Caldwell, Secretary, John Immel, Vice Presi- dent, Robert Looney, and Treasurer, Sandy Conner They sponsored an as sembly and middle of the year party Their sponsors were Mrs Wilma Kennedy Miss Bonnie Kirby Mr im Lminger, and Mr James Kepple Arbuckle Mary Baker Patty Blohm Terry Booe V1ck1 Boyd R1chard Boyer Don Brodnck John Brown Nyle Brundage Bonme Burmett Llnda Butler Judy -...f-7 N ,ff Tamil Caldwell Peggy Canatsey Crarg Chenoweth Norleta Chrrstmas Ph11l1p Clendenen Joanne Coltrane Ronald Conger Carleen Conner Sandra Cook Nancy Compton Charles Copenmg Tell Cramer Carolyn Carmer Wyoma CIEIIZ Mary Ann Cress Larry Crowder Gerald Dalton G ary Curry Ann Culp James Davrs Mona DCPIIGSI Jacquelyn DePr1est James Doohttle Judy Dye Erleen Ekstrom Carol Ellxs John Frsher Reba Foster, Donald Fryer, Gary Gosha, Ruth Ann E-'B E, li MF: -or si hd' td' df, 23' if , Q- .l ,Q at-Wi f '? 11 .M ..,, ,..a 00 X 145 ,4-9-5. gf sa , ,.9 sg 4- I 'io -v If ,fi a -I Y 33 D - C J J .A fa ' ' v , l 555 X 9 A Af.. 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If . , l ',' -vs l 2 x I ' ' ' ' ' ' F' T-J Grant Wiley Greathouse, Von Guenther Dennis Harris George Hart, Donna Hatton Janet Hawk Robert Hayes Delores Heath Brlly Hergele Robert Henson Sharon H ole man Je an Horde Shrrley Hurlock Larry Hurst Mrke Immel john Jantz Evelyn Jantz Lorena Jordan Kay Kenrson Patty Krncheloe Bruce Krng Spencer Krnzle Lrnda Kunkler Judy Lamb Rae Lee Vernon Lrnd Gary Lmthrcum Vrrgrnra Lrttle Steve . , , , Johnson, Donna Looney Robert Luttrell Gwen Maloney Raymond Maple Robert Maple Ronald Masengill Connie Means Hilda Miller Patricia Mitchell Peggy Mollohan Marilyn Morgan Glenda Morlan Ro Morrow Sheila Mueller ean Murrow im McAloon Dian McGuff1n Ken McKarn1n Julie McKean Pamela Norman Deanna Oshel Jeanne Parmenter Freda Puckett Nellie Raney Marilyn Reed Mildred Richards Carol Roberts Jerry Robinson Barbara Robinson Jerry Roush Phillip Y' Q 'if as-at 401 ,.-47 Q '31 ,ga 15.1 60 'nf 3TNff1 -.hal fur if x.,-N,.,,J ix 4-'Tl' Ji V ,-Q asf-elf fx iv' 10' gl i vvvv ak 'O' M4 Ixftv :J if Roush Robert Ruse Nlary Ryherd Donna Sandlin Dale Scantlln Donna Scantlin Robert Shanahan Carole Schiefelbine Doris Smith Clarence Smith Donna Smith Mary C Smith Mary Kay St Clair Judith Stever James Straek Janice Strasburg Raymond Thomas Esther Thornhill Rita Tice Martin T1dd Norma Tippie David Trainer Ronald Tremain Betty Truster Violet Turner Beverly Walden, Robert Weide, Phillip Weiland, Mike Wells, Richard West, James 'E 1 g.,J L,-,-,J CQQIOI' CCH i i f ,,-1---' -- ' 'H , M ig 1 's i 1 , Il 1 f--I ' 5 I W W 4 1 4 3 1 3 E f T 1 T i 5 l K 'Q ' 4 Y 1, , , 11 , W 5' 4 Iv ' ' ' 1, , 'T 4 f ? ...l Y! SEATED Jon Shaffer V1cePres1dent Walt Leslrne Pres1dent Jane Leake Secretary Treasurer STANDING Mr T C Brown Dav1d Hurst FranqueCh1lcote Carol Roblnson Sue Rrckerson Drck Townsend Junlor College STUDENT COLACIL PRESIDENT Walter Leslrne STUDENT COUNCIL The Juco Student Council, sponsored by Mr Clarence Brown, was composed of the elght class officers from both Junior College classes The three oftrcers, elected from the Council, were President, Walt Leslrne, Vice Pres: dent, Jon Shaffer, and Secretary Treasurer, Jane Leake Meeting every other Wednesday the Council was re sponsrble for carrying on all duties and for solving the prob lems ofthe Juco student body The Council was respon srble for planning the Winter Prom and decorations, the Sprung Banquet, all student parties, and the Homecoming dance and ceremony. They planned and sponsored an as sembly for High school and Juco students. They raised funds by working the concession stand and sponsoring dances after the Juco basketball games. 38 T '52 f A eygr' - ' I Rs I . .K q l ,LA W gl' O A' v' v 2 a I u - b L .Jin Offlcers were LEFT TO RIGHT Pres dent Walt Leslme V1ce Presrdent Dav1d I-lu st Secretary Jane Leake Treasurer Franque Ch lcote ADAIR IACK Chanute PhysIcalEducat1on Chorus I 2 Basket ball I Men s Club I BAUER SHIRLEY Elsmore Elementry Educauon Scholarshrp I Gal s u I 2 Ban BROADFOOT JFROLD St Johns Junior College These Juco Sophomores have taken full advantage ofthe edu atnonal op portunltles provided an Iola Some wlll termmote their education whale others wall go on to higher mstntutlons IT i -1- 4 -4--v Phys1cal Educatron Student Council I Basketball I 2 Class Offlcer I Scholar shlp I Men s Club I 2 CHADD LYNN St Johns -6' ' f-of af Phys1calEducat1on Basketballl 2 Track I Scholarshrp I Men s Club I 2 CHILCOTE FRANQLF Iola Chemrstry Symphonettel 2 Student Councrl 2 Juco Play I Class Treasurer 2 Scholarshrp I 2 Gal s Club I 2 Band I CHRISTY YVONNE Welda Elementry Educatlon Chorus I 2 Honor Roll I Scholarshxp I 2 Gal s Club I 2 T asurer2 FTA I2 Y 2 Sq' X K., P, , -. 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A re g . . . , . 39 CLOUNCH EUGENE - lola Biological Science Basketball Men's Clu I 2 COLLINS HARRY lola Physlcal Educatlon CONINE DAVID lola Draftrng Men s Club I 2 DIEBOLT LUELLA Iola Busrness Chorus I 2 Gal s Club 2 Qulll and Scroll I 2 Secretary 2 DILLMAN LINDA Iola Physxcal Educatron Gal s Club DOERING DAVID Garnett General Agnculrure Men s Club I 2 DUNLAP ANDREW lola Busrness Symphonettel 2 Chorusl 2 Men s Club I 2 Band I 2 Quartet I FRAME GERALD ola Englneermg Men s Club 2 HAZEN IOLENE Leroy Elementary Educatlon Gal s Club I A HAZEN WINIFRED Leroy Elementary Educauon Honor Roll I Gal s u I 2 F T A HEIMBERG JACK Iola Educatron Chorus I 2 HENDRIX JACK Colony HOWARD LILY MAE lola Muslc HURST DAVID lola Engmeerrng Student Councll 2 Class V1ce Presrdent 2 SChOl8ISh1p I 2 Men s Club KRESS ALBERT Neosho Falls Electncal Engrneenng Men s Club I 2 LEAKE JANE lola Educatron Student Councll Secretary Treas urer 2 Class Secretary 2 Honor Roll Scholarshrp I 2 Gal s Club Secretary I 2 F T A I 2 Qurll and Scroll Vrce Presxdent 2 LEE HARRY La Harpe Engmeerxng Iuco Play I Scholarshrp I 2 Men s Club I 2 '24 g IJ' 9 1 2: b , . ' - . . 5 , I. ' . Q .' : ',2- , - I ' ' : ' ,2: F.T. . 1,2- Cl b , 5 . . . I,2. Agriculturep Scholarship 1,25 Men's Club. ' .. 1 o-.f-9 4 'sq i, I ::' az l ry I ff' f 2 lm -Qi -I LESLINE WALTER Yates Center Business Student Council 2 President 2 Class President 2 Honor Roll 1 Men s Clu I 2 MAPLE JOE lola Engineering Men s Club I 2 Band I MCCA MMON DEAN Osborne Secondary Education Basketball I 2 Men s 'tj' Club I MITCHELL ILENE lola Business Juco l-hgh Light 2 Chorus I 2 Student Council I 2 Treasurer 2 Class T easurerl Gal s Club I 2 F T A l 2 MORRISON BILL Lallarpe Business Scholarship I 2 Men s Club 2 NELSON DELBERT La Harpe Men s Club I 2 NOBLE LARRY lola Nuclear Engineering Honor Roll I Men s Clu I 2 NOKES JANETTE Welda Music Chorusl 2 Honor Rolll 2 Scholar sh p I 2 Gal s Club I 2 President 2 OSBORN HOWARD Colony Chemistry- Men s Club I 2. REITER MAURICE - Yates Center Secondary Education ROBINSON RICHARD - Piqua Business Administration- Men s Club Band I. SMITH DONALD - Moran WALLACE JR. JOHN - Iola Activity Supervision- Men s Club I WALLS JAMES - Iola F I . riff , '4 3.4. .R 2 . I :K 315, ff:- .. . . -. 1 xx I Musicg Chonis 1,23 Men's Club I,2. WELLS, CALVIN - Colony Engineeringg Scholarship l,2g Men's Club 1 2 3 'W1LLE, LARRY - Piqua , , Business Administrationg Men's Club 1,25 ' Band I. Y .af , vu. If ' . '15 ds? if 'FQ 3 q 52 QC' ...Q . - 1 Y , fl, arf J 3 I r NOT SHOWN: Arthur, Williamg Brock, Richardg Brough, Dorothyg Grant, Jerryg Gleason, Jerry I-lenkle, Maxg Lair, Johng Miller, Louiseg Powers, Daniel. 41 Offrcers were LEFT TO RIGHT Presldent Jon Shaffer Vrce Presrdent Drck Townsend Secretary Carol Robmson Treasurer Sue Rrckerson Nl?- aim fill A Ti Junior College These Juco Freshmen took advantage of the opportunity offered them to begun their higher education close to their homes Most were from the lola area and surroundmg towns, but a few your neyed here from out of state Bam Rrchard Baker Bob Baker Gary Barnes Patr1c1a Barron Lovara 3 T' Bender Paul Bllss Betty Burdett Allan Catron George Church Phylhs Co111ns Dean Davldson Ned Deater Byron Doolrttle B111 X W Q , ' sfo V1 14' - dd ' ' E QJS X A Blubaugh, Raymond I-Q 'f' . Q 1 ' 3 if 1255? Q 1 t '11 ,G i 1 f T . ' ' f: Q I I V ! V . 1 - X ' .5 1 I II 42 Emery Dranne Foster Donald Foster Howard Grllrland Rollrn Goszdak Carl Guenther Melvrn Hans Sue Hart Donna Hendrrx Larry Henson Phyllrs Hrggrnbotham Wrlham Jewell Eugene Johnston Leona Jones James Jones R1chard Kellar Vrrgrnra Kettle Nancy Lane Judy Lassman Ona Ludlum Howard Means Carol Mrnkler Drxre Mollohan Judith Meyer Roy Murrow Jim Neal Dorothy Ogborn Peggy Overy Judy Paddock, Irene Pearman. Helen .1 Y vu., i -.aria 'Q N S 'Y 'J' QQ? S 1 A Y' and 40 -of 7-4' 3 Its? 3 'Z' 3 5 V7 3 F-N-f 'sa' 'E' IW? ffii flu :zo 1 'Lil I, 311 fagfsi' if ' '1 .,. L 00 f my! W 1 W 'fb' Reams Terry Re elin Patty Rickerson Mary Sue Robinson Carol Ruch Fred Ruse Donna Saferite Ken Scheibe Janet Sellman Howard Shaffer Jon Seifker Inez Smith Eileen Snyder Daniel Strasburg Gerald Sutton Wanda Swinford Karen Switzer Clarence Thexton Carol Thomas Naomi Thompson Jean Tidd Gail Townsend Dick Vohs Carol Voisinet Robert West Tom Whitford Leona Wiggins Lloyd Wiley Ralph Wilks LeRoy Yohon Joe NOT SHOWN: Culver, Maxineg Smith, Joyce, Stever, Joyce, Whittemore, Esther, Burdett, Robert, Clark, Johng Cuppy, Archie, Elrod, Robert, Lust, Howard, Smith, Bernard, Van Winkle, William. Li hvlhes Mg.. if al l ..,' ,lg is I 5. I 2 f . fix. . I . 2 f 5- 5 V 2 ai . 2 - if - 55 -. ' V fi 11 f Z I , ,1:. . 5 f 5 K 3 2 l Q fi f 5 1 , , 1 J , , 1 ? 5 Y , 2 ' 1 . Q4 J ' T , i Z , 5 ' ij: ' gf in Q 'L ff wr 1 Q E V, .ll . J . , f , E 4 :-f '- - ' ,r il 1 , - ' If yi, E ' Q if Y Lf-.2 5 ' f si V-4 I f sf I1 'f' ' - M I g ...L -A-aku'-- ' ' FIRST ROW Advrser Mrs Eleanor M111er Juco Edrtor Jack Hendrrx Assistants to the Second Page Edrtor Ila Mae Young and Nancy Shaffer Second Page Edrtor Mary Leake Exchanges Drana Raney Photographer Joe Brownngg SECOND ROW Edrtor rn Chief Vrrgrnra Jerome Assrstant to the Front Page Edrtor Carol Harhn Busrness Manager Elarne Patrrck Advertrsrng Janet Morlan Juco Edrtor Irene Mltchell THIRD ROW Assrstant to the Front Page Edltor Don Nichols Front Page Edrtor Bob Taylor Crrculatron Dale Lee Sports Eddie Varner Advertrsrng B111 Trarner Not Shown Exchanges Judy Leavitt News of Two Schools UCO HIGHLIGHT STAFF A deadlrne approaches The Iola Juco High Light was written and distributed by the Journalism class and was pub lished every other Monday of the school year In addition to the paper, the staff prints the Yearbook Supplement which includes incidents that cannot be included in the yearbook because ofthe early deadline. These incidents include the Spring Prom, track meets, High School and Junior College graduation ceremonies, and the Senior Class will and prophesy. 46 ef rv' I S ,iv t I l In . or I N v 4 I ' 3 is ' R or ' t If J. +3 ' rs ' 3 - 'nl .t . tp K' J QL' 1 Q if l' l , Q s J Q at S S S i 'Y a Q: QQ - 99 Recorders of '58-'59 The LAMP and TORCH A tricky job for the Editor The staff of the Lamp and Torch was made up ofthe mem bers ofthe 4th hour Commercial Design class The staff was chosen by regular parliamentary procedure for the person thought best for a specific lolo Mr AAICl'1Oel Wrllramson was the sponsor The staff of the Lamp and Torch for l959 hopes they produc ed an accurate and enloyable record of school actrvrtles Putting m Ovemme FIRST ROW Copy Beth Ray Photo Betty Rule Art Karen Heathman Copy Edttor Carolyn Covey Ar Edrtor Carol Harlm Edrtor rn Chtef Mary Leake SECOND ROW Photo Ed1tor Joe Brownugg Photo Jean Myer Copy Glorra Sellman Art Marrlyn Hoye Art Jamce Mann Copy Jackre Leap Art Ted Qurck 47 . . , - KL. 1 I 6- 417 : , 5 . : . 1 ' . 1 I ' . 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' - ' 2 'wx ' M. p N A ,- Q r X J Q - T ' 'J . l. . 1 'J b H h '1 W 'l , I ',,k:.-. , I '. 1 l Q . 5' .,-an SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Brll Trarner Martha Jeck Jerry Smnh Nelson Frnk Janet Morlan Joyce Roe Mary Lou Bmne Ivanell Lovett Charles Looney Grant Alexander Carolyn Covey Donnre Nrchols Joe Brownrrgg Nancy Shaffer John Drvrne George Mack Judy Wrlhams Debble Twadell STANDING Bob Taylor Elarne Patuck Charles Maple Vrrgrnra Jerome Carol I-larlrn Anne Sutherland Dea Mewh1nney Davrd Sloan Paul Ray Upshaw Herb Ellrs The Remarkable Incldent a CARSON CORNERS The Remarkable lncldent at C son Corners, was presented by the Sensor Class on November 21 The students of Carson Corners, held an amatuer trral accusing the school Janitor of murdering a hugh school boy Evidence was brought forth to bers of the community contributed, through negligence, to the death of the boy 48 l 89 ' t 99 ' ar- ll ' 3? y 153 Prove that various influential mem- J riff rf if . 2 Mgr za f ' M elf xl, A SEATED L W- ff-5 Junior Play NEW FIRES Conflict, humor and a pinch of romance were sklllfully blend ed Into the Jumor Play, New :res presented on February l9 959 The play concerned a Famlly who moved from the bright lights of the clty to a farm In the Ozarks The cast played to a large and apprecnatnve audience EFT TO RIGHT Charlene Potts Leslle Cyrus Jerry Ulnch Carol Colt STANDING Dxana Turner Jack1eSeyb Leo Robmson 'i3CklE Leap Sand Hurst Mrk P d Beard Davrd Holloway Betty Rule it y e ur on Judy Robxnson Frank Thompson Jewell Senior High COMBINED Junior College CI-IORUSES The Juco Gir1's Ensemble Under the direction of Mr. Charles Kell099f Jr. , the Combined Choruses gave performances in a Christmas Con- cert and a Spring Concert which also included special numbers by quartets, duets, the triple trio, and individual soloists. On March 20, they attended the S.E.K. Spring Festival at Pittsburg. The High School Chorus met 3rd and 4th hours and the Juco chorus met at 7:00 a.m. There were l00 High School members and I9 Juco members. 9' I- on , 1 2 la At Piano: Director Charles E. Kellogg, Jr. FIRST ROW: V. Westerman, D. Hart, D. Emery, L. Diebolt, N. Thomas, O. Lassman, 1. Thompson, J. Hendrix, J. Walls, I. Adair, R. Gilliland, T. West, A. Dun- lap, R. Meyer, L. Barron, I. Mitchell, J. Nokes, Y. Christy, P. Church. SECOND ROW: I. Porter, D. Mewhinney, I. Kinman, B. Rule, P. Reed, M. Dunlap, B. Hermstein, B. Hobart, N. Tidd, P. Mitchell, J. Leap, J. Roe, L. Kinzle, J. Oshel, C. Wells, K. Clounch, R. Morlan, C. Richey, R. Horn, J. Elarton, B. Culp, B. Sinclair, D. Hart, D. Scantlin, J. Fulton, B. Long, D. Perez, I. Kincheloe. THIRD ROW: M. Wilmouth, J. Barnes, B. Malloy, S. Henson, M. Diebolt, R. Fisher, B. Tremain, P. Miller, B. Mc- Aloon, R. Moore, R. Maier, C. Maple, P. Bullard, I. Smith, S. Anderson, M. Peres, I. Patterson, F. Compton, G. Isaac, L. Maloney, C. Compton, R. Maple, J. McClure, H. Ketcher, B. Leake, P. Moore, E. Davidson, I. Garner, V. Linthicum, L. Iantz, E. Dye, P. Kenison, J. Staley. FOURTH ROW: G. Townsend, J. Henkle, I. Leavitt, D. Johnson, J. Doolittle, G. Morgan, I. McCullough, J. Abbott, 1. St. Clair, B. Turner, J. Nelson, R. Lamb, M. Ruse, D. Holloway, R. Vohs, R. Truster, E. Thomas, I. Weeks H. Sinclair, R. Looney, N. Fink, T. Quick, B. Taylor, C. Looney, B. Trainer, J. Brownrigg, V. Truster, N. Compton, D. Ryherd, C. Ekstrom, K. Heathman, P. Lamb, N. Bagnell, I. Young, L. Burtnett. The High School Quartet per- forms at the Christmas Program N . l ., ll r 51 if f MUSIC Serlous or Syncopated The SYMPHONETTE On Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 57 students would appear at the Band room at 7:00 A.M. These ambitious and usually sleepy students made up one of the school's more outstanding groups. The Symphonette made several appearances including the Fall S.E. K. Orchestra Festival at Fort Scott, the annual Spring Concert, the Commencement Exercises, and appearances for various civic organizations. 52 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne Sutherland, Carol Colt, Ramona Lantz, Janice Mann, Kay Jordan, Freda Kay Parmenter, Andy Dunlap, Franque Chilcote. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Creitz, De Lena Cruse, Jeanne Myers, Mary Pierce, Cynthia Rosacker, Nancy Arbuckle, Frank Thompson, Judy Clendenen, Elaine Patrick, Judy Williams, Cheryl Dreher, Carole Shanahan, Patty Kenison, Judy Robinson. THIRD ROW: Nyle Brown, Mona Davis, Deanna Norman, Jean Mueller, Hilda Means, Ann Curry, Richard Creviston, Ann Buller, Nancy Cook, Clarence Smith, Ivanell Lovett, Von Greathouse, Sue Bricker, Judy Thomas, Lee Robinson, Nancy Shaffer, Debbie Twadell, Ken McGuffin, Tell Copening, Don Nichols, Don Boyer, Raymond Strasburg. FOURTH ROW: Mary C. Smith, Dian McAloon, Sharon Henson, Mary Beth Arbuckle, Peggy Twadell, Gary Hoffmeier, Richard Boyd, Earl Hanson, Frank Horine, David Heard, Fred Smith, Mike Hurst. FIFTH ROW, STANDING: Virginia Jerome, Bob Ellis, Jon Shaffer, George Mack, Larry Hendrix, Jean Anne Myer, Sandra Burcham. . . .and more practice 53 v-.if 99 strong Iola S M RCHING MUSTANGS I fy, K, rx 5 ,, -' -se-kwa MAJORETTESQ Debbie Twaddel, Nancy Arbuckle, DRUM MAJOR: Janice Manu, Judy Clemieuerm. 54 Gloria Sellman 6 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Williams, E. Patrick, D. Cruse, M. Creitz, C. Colt, S. Horde, M. Smith, D. Norman, M. Brune, P. McKeen, B. Dunlap, J. Leap. SECOND ROW: H. Means, B. Ray, J. Holeman, A. Curry, F. Horine, P. Upshaw, E. Hanson, R. Gosha, J. Thomas, J. Clendenen, F. Thompson, L. Cyrus, J. Garner, J. Ulrich, N. Shaffer, D. Twadell, R. Lantz, K. Jordan, S. Smith. THIRD ROW: A. Buller, B. Tidd, P. Walden, M. Arbuckle, P. McGuire, L. Brown, K. Lawrence, D. Heard, R. Boyd, N. Cook, C. Smith, V. Greathouse, I. Lovett, S. Bricker, D. Sandlin, C. Potts, L. Robinson, J. Ellis, J. Hatton, J. Mann, G. Sellman, N. Arbuckle. FOURTH ROW: J. Kunkler, C. Con- ger, C. Shanahan, R. Thornhill, F. Parmenter, M. Hurst, E. Voisinet, J. Hill, M. Smith, P. Christmas. H. Ellis, J. Morlan, D. Robinson, W. Grant, V. Lee, K. McGuffin, D. Boyer, T. Copening, M. Tice, N. Brown, R. Callaway, R. Stanghoner, L. Hoffmeier, L. Jewell, D. Nichols, T. Stranghoner, A. Jantz. FIFTH ROWg S. Weathers, S. Hurst, B. Hawk, G. Johnson, G. Mack, G. Hoffmeier, J. Mel-Iatton, C. Sigg, G. Alexander, R. Strasburg, T. Chryst, P. Roush, S. Burcham, J. Meyer, J. Clendenen, D. Hayes, V. Jerome. BAND DIRECTOR: LETTER GIRLS: Judy Williams, Sue Bricker Dale P. Creitz 55 Jackie Leap. Ann Curry. Hlgh School Homecomlng ATTENDANTS .f l M155 M155 M155 M155 Debbxe Twadell Ellen Dav1d5on Judy Clendenen Jamce Gamer 56 I U 44' 1, ' I Q5 v. i' High School Homecoming QUEEN QS Pr 57 ff 2' 5 -J w . I ' V .5 f uh .fjga X '-v I U 4 Q , U V V wg, QQ ' V D F 1 .x ' 4 o . x - - ' . - . , Miss Carol ' Junior College Homecoming ATT ENDANTS 4 'ra- MISS DIANE EMERY Miss JANE LEAKE 58 X , K V Q. , '1'f4,'gv U Y V . rf Mvgyfgfl 1 W 9 ,XM . .w?.., -x 5 4 , ,Q 'W A , 'T F, Q tw, I ' IQ ,f ,H ' . ,L 5. , , 'QW ,i ' 5'-' 7 .f Win' f n , 11-2 W eg Y L Junior College Homecoming QUEEN HOMECOMING QUEEN 59 E 1 f Miss Carol Means W and fhelr escorfs were Drone Emery and Max Henkle Jane Leclke and Lynn Chodd The Homecoming Dance was held nn The Little Theatre following The game Y John D1v1ne crowned the I ll S Football Queen Carol Harltn on the even tng of October 24 X958 The queen and her attend ants were presented wtth flowers and mtnlature foot balls new 1 .4 Mustan HOMECOMING The attendants and thetr escorts were Jamce bar ner and Steve Lane Debbte Twadell and Charles Looney Judy Clendenen and Tom Baker Ellen Dawtdson and Bob Taylor After the VIC torlous game the queen and her court attended the Home comtng Dance at the Ltttle Theater 61 AUTOGRAPHS f - '5 r'-'--w f- 1 L....J u.1..J ykfieihlehc x d , ll g..-,....J ' Junior College CHEERLEADERS Keep the Red Devils Rolllng The Juco Cheerleaders were elected thus year by the student body of the Jumor College at the begmnmg of the school year These pep leaders In clever outfits cheer ed at every Juco game and kept up the splrlt and pep of the rooters cheering the team to vlctory after vuctory Miss Katherme Schellen berg was the sponsor Carol Robmson D1ane Emery Donna Hart Sue R1ckerson Leadlng a Pep Rally The Red Dev11s Score 64 Go G0 Mustangs' Senlor Hlgh CHEERLEADERS Leadung the student body ln pep rallnes, 'stampedes around the square downtown, and un the cheerlng at games were these slx gurls Ellen Davidson and Jackie Seyb attended the Cheerleader Cllmc at Norman, Oklahoma, and brought back many new Ideas whuch Improved the squad The gurls had new uniforms of royal blue wool slacks and gold sweaters for football games, whlle they wore the regular corduroy sklrts and gold sweaters for the basketball games An outstanding feature of the um forms this year was the oxford shoes wlth the blue slde panels and gold M Mrs Wllma Kennedy was the gurls sponsor A tense moment. Halftlme on a cold mght Jane Abbott Ellen Davidson Connie Masengill Jackie Seyb Carol Harlin Peggy Caldwell A-Uv BACKFIELD FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Spencer King Tell Copening Joe Patterson Larry Cress SECOND ROW Bob Taylor Steve Lane David Robinson Dale Lee MUSTANG FOOTBALL LINE FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Fonald Stranghoner Howard Thornhill Dale Sandlin John Immel Bob Heigle Gerald Crowder Phi1We1de Bruce Kincheloe SECOND ROW Jerry Nelson Jerry Smith Jewell Beard, Tom Baker, Don Nichols, Lee Brown, Frank Thompson. THIRD ROW: Craig Canatsey, Robert Looney, Tom Stranghoner, Bill Trainer, Jerry McClure, Jerry Bingham, Charles Looney, John Divine. 66 xx X I I N rx lx 4, . .axx-lf: ff' ,f,. ,, A 3 -- .1 A V,,, 4 Divine eludes the tackler. Lane on the ball. OO OO OG OO OG OG OO OO SCOREBOARD Fredonlc Porsons Columbus Puffsburg Independence Fort Scott Coffeyvl I Ie Chonufe - -. , . - I Taylor trys an 1mercepuon Bru1s1ng Mustang tackle 67 1' I I 27 ' 6 I I 6 I3 I I 26 . 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I2 INTRAMURALS Hugh school mtramurals were arranged for hugh school boys Interested ln playing basketball Seven teams were composed of eight members each The games were held an the gymnaslum after school Mr Stlles was the sponsor Jumor college Intramurals were sponsored by Mr Brown Four teams made up the league with each team having about seven members l l . , f lk Competition for Fun -iii' A Team FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT John D1v1ne Dale Lee Steve Lane Ed Varner Charles Looney SECOND ROW Jerry McClure Ed VOISIDEI Dave Robxnson Spencer Kxng Coach James Llmnger BASKETBALL Mustang Style o o o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o c o Q o o Iolo Iolc Iolcl lolo Iola Iolo Iolo Iola 70 RECORD Fredomo Chonute Pittsburg Yates Center Osowotomle Paolo Columbus Coffeyvllle Independence Chonute Parsons Pittsburg Fort Scott Parsons Columbus Coffeyvil Ie Fort Scott Independence Burlington U ' Q Q wi I , Q Q I ' Q 5 ,twgk VKTV f, Us g V , .Aw F In , at . I I f by xi i , Q9 99 I I I 26 ' I I 51 I I 29 ' . ' I I 44 If I I 43 ' I I 58 ' I I 50 ' A, I I 44 ' II I I 43 It V I I 53 I I 45 Looney rebounds Robmson dr1ves Lee shoots from outs1de B Team FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jerry Roberts Tell Copemng Ken McGuff1n Howard Caldwell Bob Helgele Charles Washmgton SECOND ROW Jerry Bmgham John Immel Robert Looney Rlchard Harmon Mauon Lrttlepage Cra1g Canatsey and Mr Kepple 42,51 x XX 71 FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Dlck Townsend Dean Colllns Lynn Chadd hm Shaddy Loyd Wlggxns BACK ROW Coach Hugh Haue John Zyskowskl Rlchard Bam Jerald Broadfoot A1 Burdett Terry Reams Max Henkle Junlor College BASKETBALL OG OC OG OG OO OO OG OG OC OG OG OO OO OC OC! OC OO OCI OO OG OG OC 72 RECORD EI Dorado Fort Scott Chonute Kansas City EI Dorado Chclnute EI Dorado Independence Parsons Coffeyville Kansas City Chcmute St. Johns N. E. Oklcm. A8.M Fort Scott Parsons W I ch Ito U . Fresh St. Johns Coffeyvi I Ie Independence N. E. Okla. A8QM Parsons 1 Q3 32 ,A 1 K ' ' ,V A .1 ily y. 1 I N I -4 Q, le L I I 8I I I 7I I I 59 I I 68 ' I I 73 I I 74 I I 83 I I 49 I I 65 I I 6I I I 86 I I 83 I I 72 I I 79 I I 87 I I 76 I I 53 ' I I 76 I I 55 I I 78 I I 81 I I 67 Ch dd The Red DCVIIS Roll H 1 - i ,di 73 9 f- --'- .ii ,W jjx film-.M-N--1 .... Lfgf ., 112 i 5 5? w n? ' mU321g a5 ?V51sif,Z if M 2 gZ'fi5?fi , 1, gn! 'Q !f?!?2,'iZ5' iggiliifiiiixs 1--1: lgg2? m W 1 ,q ll lx! 'il N 4 if? 1 W9 5:5 1- Zig ' E Wziji M 4,31 '12 ffgff 5 +'1gif2' 3.!11f P' A 'iii '5 3 .E' L! FIRST ROW: Miss Schellenberg, K. Swinford, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Overy, Vice-President, I. Nokes President. SECOND ROW. P. Church, D. Neal, L. Johnston, D. Emery, N. Thomas, J. Thompson, I. Schibe. STANDING: D. Minkler, S. Hans, J. Leake, L. Miller, I. Paddock, Y. Christy, L. Barron, C Means, L. Diebolt, P. Henson, O. Lassman, W. Hazen, W. Sutton, J. Hazen, F. Chilcote, L. Howard S. Bauer. G.A.L.S. Club Juco Service The GALS began their service activities by giving a get-acquainted picnic for all Juco girls at the beginning ofthe school year. At Thanks- giving they prepared and served a dinner for women faculty members in the College Room. y Following the Junior College Play they entertain- ed out-of-town senior girls at a reception. A T T picnic was arranged for the lola Senior girls in The GALS met twice a month during the noon hour as well as attending several club parties. Miss Katherine Schellenberg was the club's sponsor. 76 the spring. 1 an Junior College MEN'S CLUB The Men's Club, an organiza- tion of Junior College men, sponsor- ecl several activities during the year. Among these were the Fall picnic and the Spring stag for senior boys. There were 42 members sponsored by Mr. Brown and Mr. Hugh Haire. Food, fishing, and fun at the Men's Club Stag at Concrero FIRST ROW: David Conine, Bernard Smith, Larry Wille, Jack Hendrix, Archie Cuppy, James Jones, Howard Foster, Bill Morrison, Delbert Nelson, Harry Lee, Jerry Grant. SECOND ROW: Richard Brock, Albert Kress, Joe Maple, Calvin Wells, Carl Goszdak, John Wallace, Fred Ruch, Jon Shaffer, Richard Jones, Roy Myer, Clarence Switzer, Howard Sellman. THIRD ROW: Rollin Gilliland, Eugene Clouch, Harry Collins, Larry Noble, Bob Voisonett, Ned Davidson, James Walls, Leroy Wilks, Howard Osborne, John Clark, Bob Dunlap. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Haire, Bob Ward, Walter Lesline, Gerald Frame, Dean Collins, Dan Snyder, David Doering, Richard Robinson, Jack Adair, Dick Townsend, Mr. Brown. 'gm , 555 4 77 G TTIFCC Il1tCI'CStlIlg 0rgdHlZ3tlOHS 9 DEBATE CLUB 0 0 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA n QUILL and SCROLI . Thus was the fnrst year lola Hugh School has offered Debate as an extra curricular actlvlty slnce l928 Ten students partlcnpated and attended sev eral tournaments domg very well under Mr Keith Akms sponsorshnp The Future Teachers of Amerlca as a local organization made up of those Jumor col lege students who are unter ested In elementary and secondary ed ucatlon The Quill and Scroll IS an Inter national Honor Society for hugh school and college lournallsts It s member shup IS made up of publication staff per sonnel who met scholarship and service requirements SEATED Charlene Potts Robert Vohs Leslre Cyrus STANDING Mr Ke1thAk1ns Patt1N1cholS Don Nrchols Herb El11s IerryUlr1ch Frank Thompson Leo Robmson Lee E111s 78 . . . . . . ' . . . . Q . 1 . I . . I n Q Q . . . . ' . ' ' . . . . - Q . . . . . I - Q J . - . . . 0 . - I n I ' : ' I 1 I r 1 v n r - 'Q I' WJ: QUILL and SCROLL LEFT TO RICHT Joe Brownrlgg Karen Heathman Betty Rule Dlane Lmery Mary Leaks Beth Ray Jane Leake Carol Harhn Ixancy Shaffer Carolyn Coxey Mm Marguerlte Hackney sponsor and Luella Dlebolt These Future Teachers of America members gam valuable experience through prachce teaching 79 ' 5 1 , I' 4 K, 5 f 4 ? 5, . . n , .g , ' .K x . :A ' ' . Y - fx f y , ' A , 1 Q, , f t - ' 6 , . A. 1 TT ' X y fi Q V , , C 5 j Q o '7 - 3 '1 5 L Q ' 1 '- ., , ! vii , v 2 ' . I . . ' ' . ' 3. A .- P G ff .J v f ' I fi E S li Furuns Fmms OF Amtmcl 2.4, ad. FIRST ROW: Raymond Maloney, Ralph Atzbach, David Culp, George Harris, Fred Watson, Philip Christmas, Richard Ellis, Mike Crowl, Leslie Dietrich, Gerald Burris. SECOND ROW: Donald Yancey, Finley Compton, Danny Hufferd, Harry Sinclair, John Applegate, Donald Nichols, Ronnie Coltrane, Larry Maloney, Kenneth Clounch. THIRD ROW: Allen Baker, Leon Christmas, Clifford Wilson, Charles Compton, Don Hammer. Mr Zahn, Marvin Shafer, Mike Purdon, Larry McAnulty, Max Puckett. FUTURE EAR ERS OF A ERICA The Farm New Ideas and Methods President, John Applegate, Vice-President, Don Nichols, Secretary, Larry Maloney, Treasurer, 3 Ronnie Coltrane. STANDING: Sentinel, Danny Hufferdg Mr. Zahn, Reporter, Harry Sinclair. 3 1 J ? kr SEATED: Treasurer, Susie Tate, Secretary, Barbara Leake, President, Carolyn Covey, Vice President, Betty Wiggans. STANDING: Song Leader, Dea Mewhinneyg Sponsor, Evelyn Hackney, Devotions, Wilma Smith, Program, Diana Raney, Janice Nelson, Soc- ial, Patsy Moore, Scrapbook, Mary Dunlap, Pianist, Nancy Compton. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Home New Ways and Means FIRST ROW: V. Booe, S. Tate, B. Sinclair, M. Peres, J. Barnes, P. Miller, N, Tidd, 5, M01-1-ow, J, Hgleman, D. Raney, D. Mewhinney, B. McCullough, B. McA1don, R. Thornhill. SECOND ROW: P. Mitchell, J. Garner, E. Stout, R. Maier, P. Lamb, N. Bagnall, M. Ruse, A. McGie, B. Buckner, D. Perez, L. Hermann, P. Baker, M. Dieboldt, J. St. Clair. THIRD ROW: M. Mollohan, S. Henson, D. ,Ryherd, A. Curry, C. Conger, D. Scantlin, D. Hayes, J. Nelson, B. Hobert, E. Dye, M. Dunlap, P. Moore, B. Leake, B. Wiggans, C. Covey. FOURTH ROW: I. Middleton, J. Kunklet, P. Reed, L. Puckett, B. Malloy, J. Cooper, G. Cooper, G. Luttrell, N. Puckett, C. Ekstrom, N. Compton, P. Buckner, W. Smith, Miss Evelyn Hackney. . x s. , 3 ' 2 1 Q ? aa, KAY CLUB Service to 0 School I Community 0 Nation This year the Kays, a Kansas Associa- tion for Youth affiliate, had a member- ship of 83 boys. The club promoted better living and service to the school, church, community, and world. Among activities sponsored by the boys this year were: runn- ing a safety campaign, working at the con cessions during football and basketball games, moving the furniture from the old Allen County Courthouse to the new court- house, and donating several books to the school library. The Kcgys were sponsored by Mr. Keith Akins an Mr. Bill Wintle. 1 mxf iw KAY CABINET SEATED: Frank Thompson, Secretaryg Ed. Varner, Treasurer, Bob Taylor, President, Charles Looney, Past Regional Presi- dent. STANDING: Mr. Wil- liam Wintle, Co-sponsor, Joe Patterson, Point Chairmang David Holloway, Song Leaderg Jerry Ulrich, Program Chair- mang Paul Upshaw, Devotions Mr. Keith Akins, Co-sponsor. .fi FIRST ROW: V. Lee, J. Weeks, A. Jantz, P. Wiede, D. Darling, I. Zimmerman, V. Greathouse, G. Lind W. Grant, K. McGuffin, A. Parkins, H. Thornhill, D. Boyer, J. Ellis, J. Brodrick, M. Tice, J. Stever, R. Coltrane, M. Weiland, R. Vohs. SECOND ROW: B. English, T. Copening, B. Walden, D. Sandlin, M. Purdon, J. Roberts, D. Roush, T. Chryst, M. Littlepage, D. Sloan, S. King, B. Kincheloe, R. Morlan, L. Cress, L. Jewell, G. Johnson, G. Isaac. THIRD ROW: C. Maple, D. Guenther, G. Mack, B. Hawk, D. Heard, M. Hurst, R. Loomis, F. Horine, R. Looney, J. Immel, B. Heigele, R. Maple, D. Tippie, J. Her- man, N. Fink. FOURTH ROW: B. Taylor, J. McClure, J. Patterson, L. Cornwell, D. Holloway, I. De- Priest, E. Voisinet, C. Canatsey, J. Bingham, H. Caldwell, F. Thompson, J. Ulrich, N. Brown, I. Brown- rigg, L, Christmas, L. Ellis. FIFTH ROW: J. Applegate, E. Varner, C. Looney, H. Ellis, P. Upshaw, G. Crowder, G. Hoffmier, H. Morrow, D. Cooksey, G. Alexander, L. Robertson, E. Hanson, I. Heffernon, R. Boyd, G. Dalton. The Kays add color to the Veteran's Day parade. 'E! 'ii f -ff,o.. ,. v, .7 44, . ,ty 83 SEATEDg Secretary, V. Jeromeg Vice- President, I. Leap, President, N. Shaffer Treasurer, L. Cyrus. SECOND ROW: Pro gram, M. Hoyeg Room, J. Garner, Fin- ance, P. Waldeng Reporter, C. Harlin, Devotional, E. Patrick, Typist, J. Mor- Iang Song Leader, J. Roeg Service, M. Bruneg Pianist, P. Kenison. THIRD ROW Social, D. Cruse, C. Coltg Correspond- ing Secretary, B. Rule, Publicity, P. Nicholsg Merit, M. Leakeg Scrapbook, M. Smithg Courtesy, R. Gosha, Point, P' ,., B. Dunlap. FOURTH ROW: Program, D. I r Twadell, A. Sutherland. Nor SHOWN: Finance, D. Raneyg Typist, J. Nelsong Pianist, E. Stout. BOARD OF DIRECTORS For Promotion of Leadership and Service 'Senior High KAYETTES ,f Fw' The Kayettes began a promising year , by attracting l50 girls. The organization S. sw is affiliated with the Kansas Association of Youth and sponsored by Misses Evelyn and Marguerite Hackney. Purposes of the Kayettes while work- ing on their 3000 point award this year were: to provide recreation for its mem- bership, to serve others, and to develop the attributes for social living in a de- mocracy. These purposes were carried out in proiects like the safety exhibit at the county fair, collecting money for Meals for Millions , giving a Christ- mas party for kindergarten girls, selling holly, and guiding tours through the new Allen County Courthouse. .T , M -s f, 1 is . rnzsr now. 1. nooinne, R. Thomhiu, 1. ., smack, J. Marian, E. Patrick, P. Gard- Q 5 well, B. Ray, M. L. Brune, B. Tidd, P. fx Q j We xp- Walden, S. Horde, M. A. Creitz, V. Booe, P. Baker, R. Truster, N. Curry, H. Means, J. Porter. SECOND ROW: N. Bagnall, R. Maier, P, Lamb, I. M. Young, L. Cyrus, Del. Cruse, C. Colt, M. Hoye, C. Potts, G. Sell- man, N, Arbuckle, J. Mann, S. Burchum, J. A. Mayer. L. Hermann. M. Jeck. 5. Smith. Kayettes and guests meet Santa Claus M. Jeck, E. Stout, M. Diebolt. THIRD ROW: B. Malloy, S. Anderson, J. Cooper, G. Cooper, B. Hermstein, R. Lantz, J. Leap, J. Leap, S. Bricker, S. Hurst, J. Clendenen, J. Williams, J. McCullough, D. Perez, D. Johnson, P. Mitchell, J. Garner, C. Harlin, F. Parmenter, J. Seyb, L. Kinzle. FOURTH ROW: J. Clendenen, R. Fisher, L. Burt- nett, L. Puckett, B. Brundage, G. Morgan, M. Davis, J. Carnes, E. Dye, P. Kenison, C. Cramer, J. Kunkler, J. Hatton, P. McKeen, J. Trainer, K. l-leathman, A. Buller, D. McCullough, D. Hart, S. Bush, V. Linthicum. FIFTH ROW: S. Henson, M. Mollohan, S. Conner, D. Ryherd, C. Conger, D. Scantlin, A. Sutherland, N. Shaffer, D. Twadell, V. Jerome, J. Nelson, B. Hobert, E. Davidson, M. Dunlap, P. Moore, M. Leake, R. Gosha, B. Leake, B. Wiggans, D. Mewhinney. SIXTH ROW: Miss M. Hackney, P. Miller, D. Raney, J. Muller, J. Kinman, M. Wilmouth, J. Roe, J. DePriest, K. Jordan, M. Arbuckle, M. K. Smith, C. Covey, N. Cook, D. Hayes, T. Blohm, M. Ruse, D. Turner, J. Henkle, J. St. Clair, N. Tidd, C. Masengell, R. Lamb. SEVENTH ROW: J. Robinson, S. Rose, J. Staley, S. Weathers, B. Dunlap, I. Lovett, R. Moore, P. Nichols, J. Kincheloe, G. Townsend, J. Abbott, B. Robinson, M. C. Smith, J. Holeman, S. Morrow, B. Tremain, D, Norman, B. Rule, J. Thomas, Miss E. Hackney. AUTOGRAPHS MA. 77 Yunsooxs I ,