Junction City High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Junction City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1947 volume:

, . PM , A f - 5 iw 2 N X 7116 ff I fi fp. . QWJW 'Q Y EX mums 1 The Staff tp 1-Q W : 52. :s 0 E!! Z sw s :S fb 'Y f Q cg Grace Kelly Editor-in-Chief G5 Q Roger Richmond if Assistant-Editor-in-Chief 5 Joan Sn d Lf, y ef Photographers ft Lawerence Schaffer James Bennett Student Advisor L. E. Milleson FB School Printer A. B. Fletcher pf ' The194'7 POW WOW Published by THE SENIOR CLASS Junior Senior High School Junction City, Kansas A Q vi, , - fm fi The Life of a Student upon the campus of Junction City High School is an interesting picture. The picture portrays a student building character by acquiring a broad education. To present this picture of student life is the purpose of this nineteen forty seven Pow Wow. We, the Class of 1947, dedicate this, our Year Book to you, Mr. Karns, as a token of our appreciation for the patience and sympathetic understanding you have shown us during our days at junction City High School. You have given us so much of your time and help, and inspired us with your own wonderful personality. It is with sincerest thanks and best wishes that we leave you. Contents Ci, Administration and Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Eighth Grade Football Seventh Grade Basketball Spring Sports Activities Organizations Features Autographs and Promises O , Nl ' v ji xi K, Wi KW f J i 5 ff I l 1 1' J V H' K if liz fy 1 ' . 1' fi 1' I ff '- 1 WN Sk I y ir X fl ? Wi WT K J J, X , x , ' - ' if fy , Q 4 1? M7 f fi - I ? ff V if K :f I f f ff V? X 'V ff iff i I YK If 1' W 7 In 5 I 1, 1 f M -H f If I Y xxx . 5 4 QUXK X U f IV -1 I Q6 CHQ' I K x. J' lf X ji' 1 ww fkkw QQ X: f CCM' Administration NA Administration W H. D. Karns Principal of the High School D. A. McConnell Superintendent of Schools x W Administration at Work! vs Board of Education vs The governing body of the junction City schools is the Board of Education. ' They are, seated from left to right: Mrs. W. A. Smiley, Mr. Charles Miller, Supt. D. A. McConnell, Mr. Charles Murphy fpresidentl, Mr. Dan Spencer, Miss Doris Standefer Cclerkl, Mrs. Walter Koepcke. l Let Us Never Forget 'T' Hill Faculty Faculty Faculty M X Seniors vs Seniors vs DEVOTA BE'MIS She's a little on the quiet side, which ex- plains her good grades at the end of each six weeks. The University of California is her next school. G. R.-1, 2, 3,3 Ushers Club-2, 35 All School Play-33 Latin Club-1, 23 Say It With Mu- sic-1, 33 Yuletide Festival-1. SAMUEL CURTIS BATSELI. The studlous type. Well liked by everyone. Hi-Y-1, 2. GILBERT WILLIAM BAUGHMAN Never a dull moment when he was around. Teasing the girls seemed to be his hobby. FFA-1, 2, 35 KAY-4. ROSEMARY LEE ALLEN She of the sparkling laughter . Her beau- tiful complexion was the envy of many. G.R.-1, 2, 3,5 KAYettes-45 Pep Club--1, 2, 3, 45 Ushers Club-2, 3, 4,5 Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play-33 Senior Play-4, Pow Wow-43 A Cappella-4. MAURICE ROSCOE BAKER That dependable guy on the Blue .lay Staff. Kind of on the shy side but a nice guy to know. Latin-13 Hi-Y-1, 2, Blue Jay Staff--4, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, 2, 3, 4. HELEN LOUISE BUNDY One of those Fort Riley gals who was really good at athletics. KAYettes-45 GAA-3, 4. vs Seniors N-s JACK EDWARD BEAL One of .our future scientists. He helped make up that tough side on the football team. Hi-Y-1, 2, 3g Pep Club-43 J Club-4: A Cappella-3, 4: Say It With Music-1, 2, 3. 43 Yuletide Festival--1, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club-13 Football-2, 3, 45 Track-3, 43 KAY-4. KENNETH WILLIAM BECKNER One of our peppy cheerleaders. He and his chemistry really got along together swell! Or did they? Cheerleader-4g Yuletide-43 Say It With Music-4g Track-1. WILLIAM ROBERT BENTZ He wasn't here very long but he made a lot of friends. Say It With Music--4: Yuletlde Festival-4. MARY ALICE BERRY She could always be recognized by her very blond hair. Quite a giggler. Say It With Music-15 Yuletlde Festival-1, HAROLD WELEY BIEGERT He never said much, but that didn't tool anyone. American History was his dish. Hi-Y-1, 2, 3g FFA-1, 2, 3, 4:KAY-4. BONNIE JEAN BIEGERT Sharp clothes and a smile form a good com- bination for this senior gal. KAYettes-45 GR-1, 2, 33 Ushers Club- 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club-lg Pow Wow-4. we Seniors vs RUTH MARIE JOHNSON Pleasing personality and a good student. GAA-1, 2, 3, 4. ROLAND HAYS BARKSDALE The record holder for being tardy. He al- ways seemed to be sleepy. Hi-Y-13 Say It With Music fl, 2, Yuletifle Festival+1, 2, Track-3. DARLENE CAVIL She made a good athlete and a good pal to have around. A prominent member of GAA. GAA-1, 2, 3, 45 KAYettes-4. PHYLLIS AILEEN BOWERS One of our farm girls, but sharp! She al- ways kept the conversation going. KAYettes-45 Pep Club-4, Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Festival-1, 2. 3, 4. VIRGINIA LOUISE BRUCE The lucky possessor of a sparkler. Cute and popular. Blue Jay Staff-4, GR--21 Say It With Mu- sic-lg Yuletide Festivalil, 4. GVVENDOLYN IRENE BROWN One of our JCHS blondes. Sweet and sorta on the quiet side. Pep Flub-2, 3, 4:GR-1, 2, 3gKAYettes-4g Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 4gYuletide Fes- tival-1, 2, 3, 4g Blue Jay Staff-4. HALLY JUNIOR BROTT Quiet with a glint in his eyes. An essential part of our football team. KAY-4, Hi-Y-33 J Club'-41 Football- 1, 2, 3, 43 Track-1, 2, 4: Say It With Mu- sic-1, 2, Yuletide Festival-1. 2. A 1 ep s 'mafia ' Gnu-:brain sf Seniors vs BETTY GERALDINE CHILDERS Witty and popular with both boys and girls. She seemed to be everywhere at once. KAYettes-4g G. R.-1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-43 Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella- 2. 3, 45 Blue Jay Staff-4, Pow Wow-4g GAA-1, Queen of Hearts-43 Pep Club- 1, 2. 3, 45 Girls Ensemble-3. PATRICIA JOAN CORCORAN Corky is the nickname that fits. She's said to be Crazy, fun, and a friend. G. R.-1, 2, 3, KAYettes-4g Pep Club-3, 4, Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 4g Pow Wow- 4g Blue Jay Staff-4: Latin Club-4, Ush- ers Club-3, 4. JOHN DAVID COSTELLO President of the senior class and a tall, dark, very handsome guy. Loud socks were his weakness. Football-1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-2, 3, 45 KAY-4, Hi-Y-1, 2, 33 Say It With Mu- sic-lg Pep Club-2, 3, 43 Student Council -4: Class Officer-2, 4, Junior Play-33 Sophomore Play-23 Yuletide Festival-1, 4: J Club-4. KENNETH FREDERICK DAUER A crazy guy who'll laugh at anything. Gobs of fun-that's Kenny. Ushers Club-3, 4, Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-4, Blue Jay Staff--43 Pow Wow--4, KAY--45 Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, Yule- tide Festival-1, 2, 3, 4, Say It With Music -1, 2, 3, 45 Archery Club-1, 2. JOHN WARD DESSENBERGER President John . A little guy with a big name! Projectionistfti, 4, Pow Yow-4, Hi-Y-1: Pep Club-2. JAMES EMERY DODD The JCHS electrician-another small boy! Say It With Music-2, 3, 45 Hi-Y-1, 2, 3,: KAY-43 Library Staff-1, 2, 3, Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 4g Crew-1, 2, 3, 4. N- Seniors N-N ALVIN CLYDE ERICH SEN Red is on the quiet side until you get to know him-then you get to know a swell guy. Hi-Y-35 KAY-45 Say It With Music--1, 25 Yuletide Festival-1, 25 Track-2, 3, 45 Football-2, 3, 45 Basketball-2, 3, 45 Pep Club-45 Pow Wow-45 FFA-2, 3, 45 Arch- ery-1, 25 J 'Club-4. VIRGINIA NELL FOGEL-STROM All of us think of her thus-as the girl with personality plus. Her long golden hair has been the envy of all the gal seniors and seniors to be. G. R.-1, 2, 33 KAYettes-45 Say It With Mu ic-1, 2, 45 Yuletide Ftestival--1, 25 Scholarship-1, 2, 3,5 Pep Club-1, 2, Ll, -lx Ushers Club-3, 45 Student Counsi -1- Pow Wow-45 Band-1, 25 Orchestra-1, 25 Latin Club-45 Blue Jay Staff-4. JOHN HENRY FOLK Very tall with that Professor look, how- ever deflnitely the opposite, though a swell fellow. Yuletide Festival-3, 45 Say It With Music --3, 45 Glee Club-3, 4. RAMON NEAL DUNN A very cheerful lad, however, a little on the shy side. Band-1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 45 Hi- Y-15 Say It With Music-3, 4. LOREIN JOSEPH DUNN His dark black, wavy hair, and his dark eyes are the envy of many guys. Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 45 Say It With Mu- sic-2, 4. BYRON GENE: EDWARDS Barny always has a smile and Hello for everyone. Very friendly and lots of fun. Class Officer-4. we Seniors vs DONALD RENALT FORSYTH Moved during the first semester. MARION LEE FOSTER She was new here last year but she sure was popular with everyone that knew her. GR-3: Sr. KAYettes-45 Say It With Mu- sic-3, 4: Pow Wow-45 Blue ,Jay Staff--4: Yuletide Festival-4. RONALD EUGENE GABBERT Gabby is outstanding with his loud clothes and voice! Hi-Y-1, 2, 33 A Cappella-3, 45 All School Play-3g Pow Wow- 45 Football-2, 3, 43 Track-2, 35 Golf-3, J Club-4g KAY- 43 Say It With Music-2, 3, 43 Yuletide Fes- tival-3, 45 Pep Club-3, 4g Boys Quartette -4. Ulu, E Y QNNINIQQ ' 0 Qu' O! 0 QF 9 CHARLES WILLIAM GFELLER The guy who's always around with his cal' at the right time. FFA-2, 3, 45 KAY-4: Hi-Y--1, 2, 3: Band -1, 2, Student Council-3: Track-4, Say It With Music-4g Yuletide Festival-4. CAROLYN LOIS GOSS She possesses a. very scientific mind. And a swell personality. G. R.-23 Spanish Club--4, Ushers Club-23 KAYettes-43 Scholalrship-2, 3. EDITH HAMLING A newcomer to JCHS this year, but she didn't waste any time getting acquainted. GAA-1, 35 Latin Club-4Q -A Seniors -A PHYLLIS HUNT A straight A student. She moved away, but she liked JCHS so much that she came back again. KAYettes-45 Yuletide Festival-35 Say It With Music-3. PHYLLIS MARIE HOOD One of the best dressed seniors in the class of '47, However her clothes fit her person- ality and to go with it her looks. GR--1, 2, 35 Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 42 Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 45 KAYettes-45 Pep Club-1, 2, Pow WOWH45 Latin Club- lg Ushers Club-4. TOINETTE LOUISE HOOVER A typical cover girl with a swell person- ality. Yuleltide Festival-1, 2, 3, 45 Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4, Ushers Club-2, 3, 45 Pep Club--15 Pow Wow-45 GR-1, 2, 35 All School Play-3, 4. KENNETH LOUIS HARTUNG His brawn and brain make Tung an out- standing senior! FFA-1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y-1, 2, 3,5 KAY-45 Football-2, 3, 4, Basketball-2, 3, 45 Yule- tide Festival-2, 3, 45 Say It With Music- 2, 3, 45 Pep Club-2, 45 Student Council-45 King of Hearts-45 J Club-4. JACK HASKETT New this year but a likeable fellow. No activities. EVELYN MAXINE HASLETT Shy, and my, with John Webb all the time! She is light, bright, and not too tall but sweet and likeable to one and all. KAYettes-45 GR-1, 2, 35 Yuletide Fes- tival-1, 2, 3,5 Say It With Music-1, 2, 35 Latin Club-1. W Seniors We ROSA LEE HOPPER Rosie has lots of class with a very witty wit. Her clothes and her figure are out- standing. A Cappella-3, 43 Pep Club--1, 2, 3, 43 G. R.-1, 2, 33 KAYettes-45 Yuletide Festi- val-1, 2, 3, 43 Say It With Music-2, 3, 43 Ushers Club-23 Pow Wow-43 Latin Club -1: Spanish Club-3. TED MURRAY HOSLER 'Nhen wasn't he in a hurry? Track-3: J Club-4g Say It With Music -1, 23 Yuletide Festival-1, 2. HELEN MAE HUNT A sparkler on her finger lthird finger left hand? held her down a little for' she is very friendly and well liked. GAA-3, 45 KAYettes-43 GR-37 Ushers Club-3, 45 Latin Club-15 Pep Club-4. LEO RAYMOND LOVESEE One of those very important Fort Riley guys who is liked by everyone. Football-35 Track-2, 33 Pep Club-2, 3. RUSSELL DAVID JANKE A very cheerful fellow. P. S. He has a '46 Ford too. Hi-Y-1, 2, 35 Pep Club-3, 45 KAY-4. JAMES DOUGLAS. JANKE The dream man of the junior high. Say It With Music-1g Hi-Y-13 FFA--2, 3, 43 KAY-4. we Seniors -A 1 i GRACE RUTH KELLY Stupid is a very intelligent girl with a keen wit and personality plus! KAYette-43 G. R.-2, 35 Yuletide Festival -23 Say It With Music-2, 3, Scholar- ship-lg Pep Club-2, 3, 4g Pow Wow-45 ishers Club-2. 3. KENNETH GORDON KENNEDY A tall lad who always has a good time. He and Dean were inseparable. Football-2, A Cappella-4, Yuletide Fes- tival-1, 2, 3, 43 Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 41 Hi-Y--1, 2. HIRAM WILLIAM KING, JR. He and his loud stocking caps are outstand- ing. Our Student Council president. Hi-Y-1, 2, 33 KAY-43 Latin Club-1, 23 Student Council-4, Pow Wow-45 Foot- ball-1, 2, 3, 43 J Club-4. EDWARD DEAN KUHN Our hubba-hubba man! Nuff said. J Club-45 Football-43 Basketball-4. BRUCE HARVEY KARNS He never could make up his mind about the girls. Hi-Y-1, 2, 35 KAY-4, Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Football-2, 3, 4g Track-3, 43 Basket- ball Manager-35 A Cappella--3, 45 Yule- tide Festival--1, 2, 3, 43 Say It With Music -1, 2, 3, 45 J Club-4. MARGUERITE ANN KEENER Sweetie and her giggles added much to our classes. G. R.-1, 2, 3, KAYette-4, Student Coun- eil--45 Debate-25 Ushers Club-2, 3, 45 Blue Jay-43 Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Festival-1, 4, Say It With Music-35 Pow Wow-45 KAYette Cabinet. vs Seniors vs MARVIN ARTHUR KRAMER Although he was shy around the girls, he was lots of fun when he was with the fel- lows. FFA-2, 3g Hi-Y-1, 2, 33 KAY-43 Pep Club-2, 3, 4. MAXINE RUTH KRAMESR ' Bully quiet but a steady girl. Say It With Music.-13 Yuletide Festival- lg Pep Club-2, 3g KAYette-4. AMEL JO SEQPH KRUGER What would the Kaw Theatre do without him? Hi-Y-2, 33 KAY-43 Say It With Music-3, 45 Yuletide Festival-3, 43 Golf-2, 3. ROBERT CURTIS LUTZ, JR. One of the future West Pointers, that will follow in his dad's footsteps. Football-4g Yuletide Festival-45 Say It With Music-43 Spanish Club-4. JEVYELL LA VON LAKE An A-1 girl with an A-1 personality. She and Red made a swell couple. G. R.-1, 2, 3 3 KAYette-4g Latin Club-13 Say It With Music-13 Yuletide Festival-1. CAROLYN ANN LAMBERT A good friend of everyone. She really knew how to give swell parties. GR-2, 35 KAYettes-4: A Cappella-2, 3, 43 Say It With Music-2, 3, 4g Yuletide Fes- tival-1, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship-13 Pep Club- 1, 2, 3, 45 POW WOW--4g G. A. A.-1. s-N Seniors vs 4 .I OYCE MARIE WILKINS One of the littlest gals in the class, but that didn't stop her! Also a whiz in sports. G. A. A.-1, 2, 45 Spanish Club-1, 2, 3, KAYette-4, Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 43 Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM HOWARD JOHNSON He and his singing quartette were really on the Ball. Spanish Club-3, 43 Latin Club-4, Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y-13 Football-1, 22 Scholarship Team-33 Yuletide Festival4 1, 2, 3, 4g Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 4. FRANK MARTINEZ, JR. He was mighty fine in his job as manager for intramural teams. Track-2, 3, Spanish Club-4. ZOLA MAYE LEATHERS Solo and her lingo and posies really kept us laughing. KAYette-45 G. R.-2, 3, 45 A Cappella- 2, 3, 4, Music Award-2, 3, 45 Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 45 Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, lg Pep Club-43 Pow Wow - 45 Ensem- ble-1, 3, 45 Scholarship-1, 33 KAYette Cabinet-4. KENNETH ROY LICHLITER One of the very smart boys in the senior class, and quite a ladies man, too. Archery-1, 25 Debate-2, Pow Wow-4, Scholarship-1, 2, 3, 45 All School Paly-3, Pep Club-2, 3, 45 Hi-Y-2, 33 Tennis-1, 3, Say It With Music-13 Yuletide Festival-1. LOLORES PAULINE LOKEY Lokey's long hair was a real attraction. She was one of Fort Riley's assets. Yuletide Festival-3, 45 Say It With Mu- sic-3, 43 G. A. A.-3, 4, Junior Play-35 Pow Wow-45 Ushers Club-43 KAYette-4. vs Seniors W RALPH MARTIN, JR. His curly hair and zooty convertible were real assets to the senior class. Hi-Y-33 Say It With Music-33 Yuletide Festival-33 Band-1. PATRICIA LOUISE MCCLURE Full of pep and lots of fun. Latin Club-1, 23 Pep Club-1, 2g Pow Wow -43 Blue Jay Staff-4, Say It With Music -1, 2, 3, 43 Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 43 GAA-3, 43 Ushers Club-4. JEROME MOLINARI His heart was always in the underclasses. A Cappella Choir-3, 43 Blue Jay Staff-4Q Say It With Music-3, 43 Yuletide Festival -3, 43 Football-1, 23 Spanish Club-3. MONTY MONTGOMERY Loud socks and flashy ties, Hehe's a lad who's fashion wise. He's considered a friend and a pal, To every senior guy and gal. A Cappella Choir-2, 3, 43 Yuletide Fes- tival-1, 2, 3, 43 Boys Ensemble-3, 43 Foot- ball--1, 2, 33 Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club-3, 4 3 Track-1, 23 Golf-43 Boys Quartette'-3, 4. NANCY ELIZABETH MOYER She has sparkling eyes, this gal has! GR-1: Yuletide Festival-13 Say It With Music-1. ROBERT L. NEELAND A good-looking guy with a pleasant per- sonality. Yuletide Festival-3, 43 Say It With Mu- sic--3, 4. vs Seniors vs 1 RAYMOND AUSTIN WELLS Always in good spirits! What a swell guy. J Club-4: Latin Club-15 Football-1, 2, 3, 4: Track Manager-1, 2: Say It With Music--1, 2, 3, 43 Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 43 Projectionist-4. BETTY ANN OSMAN A great little athlete, and a nice person to know. Spanish Club-35 KAYette-4. JULIA SHIRLEY PAGE A look through her record and you'll find she is a fine student. An athlete, too! GAA-1, 2, 3, 4 g Band-23 KAYette-43 Say It With Music-1, 2g Yuletide Festival-1, 2g GR-3. EUNICE MARIE NEIS Although she may seem quiet, get her out in a crowd and you'll find she is not! Ushers Club-3, 43 K.AYette-45 G. R.-3: Pow Wow-43 Pep Club-3, 43 Blue Jay Staff-4g GAA-1. DUAN E CLIFFORD OHLEMEIR The better he's known, the better he's liked. A mixture of cupid, Hercules, and a real social guy. KAY-4. VIRGINIA LEE OLSON What a nice girl to have for a friend. W Seniors ws AU DRE? YVONNE PARKERSON Her dark hair with her ivory complexion really are outstanding as well as her artis- tic ability. KAYette-43 G. R.-1, 2, 33 Ushers-3, 4g Class Officer-1g Latin Club-43 Scholar- ship-1, 2, 3, 45 Say It With Music-3g Pow Wow-4. JAC-K W. PARSONS Jack has only been with us a year but he's been a decided help to our school paper. His looks were an attraction to many. Blue Jay--4: All School Play-35 Basket- ball-3, 4. JAMES GILBERT PECHIN He may be small but one can't help notic- ing him. Hi-Y-1, 2g Archery-1, 2g Scholarship-3. V IOM! r , an 1 i' '57 QQ' 0 0 pt 0 'i 0 G 0' M19 . we yy, Hank. f ' DARLENE E. PECK A friend to everyone. She does a lot of work on the ballet dances for the school musical. Pep Club-lg G. A. A.-1, 21 Blue Jay-4: KAYette-4g Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 45 Yuletlde Festival-1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL NATHANIEL PHFERSON Paul's the quiet type. He doesn't say much, but you get the idea he could it he would. Track-3, 4g J Club-4. DIANE DENICE PICKERING Her heart belonged to a guy named Joe . KAYettes-43 G. R.-2, 3: Say It With Mu- sic-1, 2, 33 Pep Club-1, Z, 3, 43 Pow Wow--45 Latin Club-13 Freshman Play-1g Junior Play-3: All School Play-3: Ushers Club-23 Cheerleader-3: KAYette board of directors. vs Seniors vs DARRELL RITTGERS Doc never lets school interfere with his education. He goes for those underclass gals. LUETTA JANE SABBERT Class officer, music studies, and class- ahead in them all, my what a lass. G. R.-1, 2, 3, KAYettes-45 Class Officer -43 Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club -43 A Cappella-2, 3, 4, Pow Wow-45 Ensemble-1, 2, 43 Latin Club-1, Yule- tide Festival-1, 2, 3, 45 Second Attend- ant-4. DELIA ROYBAL A newcomer, but she did all right in every- thing that she wanted to do. Pow Pow-4g G. A. A.-45 Ushers Club-4g KAYetteS-4. SHIRLEY JOAN REID One of our peppy cheerleaders. KAYettes-45 A Cappella-2, 3, 4, Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 45 Yuletide Festival- 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship-1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club -1, 2, 3, 45 Pow Wow-43 Cheerleader-45 G. R. Cabinet-1, 3, Freshman Play-1, Junior Ply-35 KAYette board of directorsg GR-1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER BRILEY RICHMOND A man to depend upon in time of great need, and he is able to follow as well as to lead. Football-3, 45 Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council-1, 2, 33 Pow Wow-43 All School Play-1, 4g Jr. Class Play-35 Track -3, 4g Latin Club-1, 23 Scholarship-1, 2, 3, 43 J Club-4. HORACE LEROY RICHMOND Used to be a Fort Riley boy, but decided he liked the country. Corky is a mighty fine friend. Football-2, 3, 43 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, J Club-43 Track--3, 43 Tennis-3, 4. if Seniors vs LAWRENCE SCHAFER In every deed of mischief, he had a heart to resolve, a head to continue, and a hand to execute. Student Council-33 Say It With Music-1, 2: Yuletide Festival-1, 23 Class Officer-35 Scholarship Team-1, 23 Photographer-3, 4. ARLYN BERNELL SCHELL He may be little, but he's wiseg and a ter- ror for his size. Pep Club-2, Hi-Y-1, 2, Boys Ensemble- 1, Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3,3 Say It With Music- 1, 2, 3, KAY-45 Golf-4. PHYLLIS MARIE SCHIPPERT She is a quiet girl with a very nice per- sonality. ' SIGRID LELA SCHJERVEN Monkey's talent in singing is certainly marked. Her cheerful smile is proof enough of the happy disposition she has. G. R.-1, 2, 33 KAYette-4, Debate-2, A Cappella-2, 3, 43 Blue Jay Staff-4, Jun- ior Play-3g Pow Wow-43 Latin Club-1, Spanish Club-23 Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 4. Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club -2, 3, 43 Ensemble-1, 2, 3, 4. MELISSA CLOVENE SCHNEIDER To us she is known as Peggy , GR-2, 3, KAYette-43 A Cappella-3, 4, Say It With Music-2, 3, 4, Yuletide Festi- val 2, 3, 43 Pow Wow-4, Ushers Club-35 Twirler-2, 3g Freshman Play-1. DONNA JEAN SENKER Our high-stepping majorette from the Fort, and a well known personality define Donna. Band-1, 2, 3, 43 Twirler-1, 2, 3, Major- ette-4, K.AYette-43 GAA-4, Ushers Club --43 Pep Club-4, All School Play-3. V- Seniors fs .IOAN BABARA SNYDER Our Homecoming Queen. A sweet personal- ity, bright and cheerful, with a smile and a good word for everyone. G. R.-1, 2, 33 KAYettes-43 Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 43 Ushers Club-23 Pow NVOW44j Say It With MIISIC-SQ Yuletide Festival-1, 23 Pep Club Board of Directors-3, 43 Assist- ant Editor of the Pow Wowg Homecoming Queen. CARL CLINE STAHL Carl had a car and friends! He and his two buddies were always together. Hi-YM2, 3g Track-43 Tennis-3, 43 Foot- ball-43 Say lt With Music--1, 2, 3, 43 Yule- tide Festival-1, 2, 3, 4. CARMEN RUBY STEERE One of our blond seniors who gives truth to the saying gentlemen prefer blondes . G. R.-33 KAYettes-43 Latin Club-23 Pep Club-2, 33 Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 4g Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 4. VERLEEN JEAN SEXTON Always giggling about one thing or another. Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 4g Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 43 G. R.-1, 2, 33 Pep Club- 2, 3, 43 A Cappella-2, 3, 4g K'AYettes-43 Blue Jayf4. FLORENCE LOUISE SHOFFNER Dark, soft curling hair, When you need her she's always there, Plenty of spirit, stands up for her right, Ask the fella's-she's a lovely sight. Class Officer-13 KAYette-43 Say It With Music-3, 43 Pep Club-2, 3, 43 Pow Wow- 43 All School Play-43 Blue Jay-43 Senior Play-4. BONNIE JEAN SMITH Cute and capable first attendant to our Homecoming Queen. If you know her you'll newer forget her. Ushers Club-43 Pow Wow-43 KALettes -4: Senior Play-4. sf Seniors N-N WENDELL WAYNE SWENSON He was quiet but very nice. Say It With Music-43 Yuletide Festival-4. ROBERT DALE THOMPSON For such a small fellow he sure got around. Football-3, 4 3 Basketball-3, 43 Tennis-3, 4g Golf-3, 4: Hi-Y-1, 2, 3: Pow Wow-43 A Cappella--2, 3, 45 Pep Club--1, 2g De- bate-lg Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 4: Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble- 3, 43 J Club-43 Boys' Quartette-3, 4: Student Council-4, Boys' State-9. RUTH MARIE THRASH Sweet personality plus looks plus brains equals Ruthie. G. A. A.-13 KAYettes--4g Pow Wow-4, Blue Jay-4g U hers Club-3, 4, Say It With Music-2, 3, 45 Yuletide Festival--2, 3, 4: Pep Club-3. Thi? er mtmea 2 5 if en A 'Z 5 A if 6 HERSCHEL JOHN TOGNASCIOLI This dark curly haired boy was quite a C8.BOIlOV8.. Student Council-15 Pep Club-2, 3,5 A Cappella-3. 45 Say It With Music-2, 3, 4: Yuletide Festival-2, 3, 45 Projectionist-1 25 Junior Play-33 Blue Jay-4g Hi-Y-1, 2, 3. BENNIE LAWRENCE WALTER Moved the first semester. MARION IRENE WARNER Marion and her whopper of a personality! What would we do without her? KAYettes-45 Pep Club-23 G. A. A.-1, 23 Office-2. vs Seniors vs ROBERT CURTIS WELLS One of our football captains. Nice looking and just as nice to know. KAY-43 Hi-Y-35 Yuletide FestivalF3,4g Say It With Music-3, 4g Football--1, 2, 3, 43 J Club-45 Track-2, 3, 4. HARLAN DARREL OSBOURN Harlan dislikes studies but we hear he's a regular guy with the gals. . Ushers Club-33 Yuletide Festival-2g Say It With Music-2. A GLEN DALE WELLMAN Quiet but very nice to know. Lots of fun when you are with him. Pep Club-25 Say It With Music-1, 25 Yule- tide Festival-1, 2g Archery Club-2. r WILLIAM DAVID WATERS Bill had a personality plus, and always had a witty comeback. Football-1, 2. 3, 43 All School Play-1, 2, 43 Junior Play-35 Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 45 Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 45 Band-12 Blue Jay-43 Pow Wow-4g Hi-Y-1, 2, 33 Pep Club-1, 2, 35 A Cappella-2, 3, 49 Ushers Club-33 KAY-4. ROSE MARY WATKINS Makes most of her clothes and is really a sharp dresser. KAYettes-45 Pep Club-23 GAA-1, 2g Scholarship-23 Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN ROLLINS WEBB John had an ever-ready grin for everyone! FFA-1, 2, 3, 4g Say It With Music- 2, 33 Yuletide Festival-2, 35 Hi-Y-33 KAY--45 Baseball-43 Basketball-3. sf- Seniors vs NEIL EUGENE WHITNEY A swell guy who possesses the red hair ot the senior class. Track-3, 45 Say It With Music-4g Yule- tlde Festival-4. THELMA GALE WILLIAMS Quiet but nice to know. She has the love- ly hands of the senior class. GR-1, 2, 35 KAYette-4, Say It With Mu- sic-1, 2, 3g Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3. RUTH ALLEN SMITH She is new, but she made a lot of friends in the little time she was here. JAMES RUSSELL WOOD He had a way with a horn and women! Orchestra-3, 4, Band-3, 4g KAY-43 Yule- tide Festival-3, 45 Say It With Music-3, 4g Hi-Y-3. DEAN EUGENE WYSS A graduate holds his attention. He and Kenneth were inseparable buddies. Pep Club-13 Band-1, 2, 3g KAY--43 Ush- ers Club-2, 35 A Cappella-4, Yuletlde Fes- tival-1, 2, 3, 49 Say It With Music- 1, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA ANN YENSER This dark-haired lassie is very interested in K-State. Wonder why? A Cappella-14g GR-1, 2, 3,g Band-1, 2, 3g Orchestra-1, 2, 33 Pep Club-43 Pow Wow -43 Say It With Music-1, 2, 3, 43 Yuletide Festival-1, 2, 3, 4 g Freshman Play-15 Latin Club-13 KAYette--4. DOREEN LOUISE YEOMAN That swell gal with the dark locks. She worked long and hard with the school treas- ury books. KAYette--4, Ushers Club-4: Scholarship Team-33 Pow Wow-45 Bank-35 Office -13 GR-1, 2, 3. vs Class Will vs We, the students of the Class of 1947, of Junction City Junior Senior High School, of the state of Kansas, being of legal ages and sound minds and memories, do make, publish, and declare these our last wills and testaments, hereby revoking and annulling any and all wills by us heretofore. In witness thereof we have hereunto set our hands to this our last will and testament of Junction City High School this 23rd day of May A. D. 1947. I, Helen Bundy, will my shorthand books to the Stenography Class of '48, I, Dolores Lokey, will my long natural colored hair to Bonnie Vinyard. I, Carol Lambert, will my peroxided streak of hair to Henryetta Gallagher. II have a half a bottle of H202 left if needed.J I, Maxine Kramer, will to Lois Neeland my second year shorthand and to Barbara Woods I leave my American History book, locker, etc. I, Helen Hunt, will to the teachers of J. C. H. S. my thanks for helping me prepare for the future. I, Eunice Neis, will my cherished position on the Blue lay Staff to Bill Richmond. I, Carmen Steere, will to Ellen Prawdzik my well marked American History book. I, Phyllis Schippert, will my American History book, locker, and typewriter to the future seniors. I, Betty Osman, will all the fun I had in I. C. H. S. to Maxine Gordon. I, Phyllis Bowers, will all my old shorthand pads to Bonnie Finley. I, Pat McClure, will all my debts for life to Robert E. Smith. I, Rosemary Watkins, will the right to eat candy bars to Darelene Conrad while in room 323. I, Virginia Bruce, will my broken locker and my aching arms Idictationl to Helen Steele. I, Edith Hamling, will my place in English Literature II to any senior who happens to slip a year. I, Carolyn Gross, will my brains to Margaret George so I won't have to take a post-graduate course to help HER graduate. I, Virginia Fogelstrom, will the pleasure, satisfaction, and work that journalism brings to Courtney Clark. I, Lavon Lake, will my dimples to Bobbie Gains. We, Diane Pickering and Ioan Snyder, will our hearts to Bob Klotz and Bob Connell, for safe-keeping until 1948.1 I, Ramon Dunn, will my rule book on safety first driving habits to Lloyd Schreefer. I, Sigrid Schjerven, will my position in the office after school to Mac McDonald, because he's in there all the time anyway. I, Byron Edwards, will my hap-hazard scientific ability to Bob Klotz. I, Arlyn Schell, will my ability to loaf to the whole class of '48. I, john Folk, will my height to Buddy More. I, Charles Gfeller, will my taxi-service to anyone who is sucker enough to take it over. I, Gilford Henderson, will my ability to get along with Lloyd to Doris Clewell. I, Rosa Lee Hopper, will my gum under the piano in Room 321 to Mr. Childers. I, Murray Hosler. will my speed in getting into the cafeteria line to Ronald Williams. I, David Janke, will my inability to do anything right at the right time to Gladys Schaffer. I, Grace Kelly, will my genial disposition and ability to get along with people to George Fellman. . I, Betty Childers, will my long, golden, locks to Nedra Iarrott. I, Bruce Karns, will my way with the women to James Mowry. I, Amel Kruger, will my place in room 212 third and sixth hours to anyone who can stand the noise. I, Monty Montgomery, will my golden throated musical ability to Norvan Roediger. I, Bill Waters, will my sense of humor to Lois Guthrie, who I hope can make better use of it than I did. Continued at end of Eighth Grade Section .,n G4 fa x xisil ,.'? '72 xfqiu P 'Y gli ll! ' ,I 2!'F . ifiif K X 41' Zfflqg . 1? MN yniin XX f'in: u , ,fag 1, I 1 . Fu l.f 4455 4Q1.ff,lif Juniors A--V vs Juniors ve Amon, Deloris Amthauer, Ethel Anderson. Frances Ascher, Merle Aubrey, Richard Baresel, Doris Baresel, Edna Marie Bark dale, Patricia Beckner, Leonard Bemls, Elvera Benner, Dona Berg, Marjorie Bidwell, Gene Blgsby, Rosa Faye Boger, Jeanne Bond, Henry Brehm, Charles Brooks, Margie . Burns, Darrell Burris, Helen Caley, Phyllis Cameron, Avis President Bob Shaidnagle Vice President Courtney Clark Secretary-Treasurer Helen Maduros Caver, Siegel Caver, Monroe Chaney, John Clapper, Barbara Clark, Courtney Clark, Herbert Connell, Bob Conrad, Darlene Cox, Roselyn Darby, Bonnie Davies, John C. Dietrich, Gary De senberger, Jean Devenney, Glen Dragoo, June Draper, Lloyd Edney, Beverly Edney, Rosalie Elmore, Arlene Fellman, George Flest, Louis Filhy, Edna Forrester, Bertha Gaines, Barbara Jean Gaines, Barbara Mae Gallagher, I-Ienryetta Gaston, Patricia Gauntt, Bernadee George, Margaret Gfeller, Virginia Lee Hammond, Bob Hammond, Roger Harmon, Jack Haslett, Bill Hartung, Beverly Heskett, Dwight Hildebrand, Betty Jean Hodgson, Virginia Hood, John Hoover, Patricia Hunt, Gean Jameson, Jack Jarrett, Nedra Jo Jennings, Harold sf Juniors W Sponsors Jennings, Joyce Johnson, Ruth Jones, Patt Junghans, Arleen Kamm, Allen Karman, Nadine King, Virginia Klotz, Robert Kaugholz, Leo Lambert, Marvin LaMont, Dorothy Lehner, Fred Linderman, Jo Ann Lisle, Ruby Lovesee, Joe Maduros, Helen P. Marcus, George Marston, Milo Mast, Roland Mathes, Ralph May, Frances Meade, Nanette Miles, Mary Moritz, Vivian Moses, Janice Moske, Phyllis More, Keith Miss Bignall, Mrs. Mauck, Mrs. Puttroff Mowry, Jim McDonald, Howard McDonald, Robert Myhre, Delores Neeland, Lois Nethercutt, Earl Olson, Robert Oppenlander, Chris Otto, Lois Page, Betty Park, Betty Jean Patterson, Nancy Peterson, Virginia Pickett, Mary Prawdzik, Ellen Price, Eugene Prouty, Horace Ramsour, Walter Richmond, William Roediger, Norvan Rucker, LaMona Sargent, Bill Schafer, Gladys Schleuder, Bob Schmedemann, Ivan Schooler, Ida Mae Schreefer, Lloyd Scott, Verda Shaidnagle, Robert Shellhaas, Howard Small, Ralph Snyder, Calvin Spencer, Dan Stahn, Virginia Steele, Helen Stewart, Delight Stittsworth, Patricia Sulllnger, Elizabeth Swart, Irene Tarkington, Marie Thrap, Donnie Turnbill, Raymond Vinyard, Bonnie Vitatoe, Blanche Vitatoe, Jacqueline Wahl, Winton Warner, Bill Weed, Olive Lou Westfall, John Wiedeman, Johanna Williams, Ronald Womack, Beatrice Woodford, Richard Zernichow, Leon vs Junior Class History s-s Another year has rolled around, and we find the Class of '48, has con- tributed, as usual, greatly to all activities of JCHS. Outstanding in the field of sports were Robert Klotz, John Westfall, Jim Bennett, Jim Mowry, Herbert Clark, Darrel Burnes, Dan Spencer, Bill Warner, jack jameson, Courtney Clark, Bob Hammond, and George Fellman. Bob Connell was also the football and basketball manager. The students of ICHS were given sunshine treatment on November 20, as the junior class actors romped through a merry story of misunderstand- ing, gayety, pathos, excitement, and an abundance of other qualities when they presented a three-act comedy, The Sunshine Twins . Because of the acting ability which many juniors possess, they were again called upon to display their talents in the all-school play, Love Thy Neighbor . In the field of music, both vocal and instrumental we find the industrious juniors again giving their best eagerly to the A Cappella, the band, orchestra, ensembles, special groups and also several who were in the Yuletide Festival and Say It With Music as soloists. The juniors, having foreseen the difficulty of securing class rings, and also desiring to wear them throughout their entire senior year, chose a com- mittee of two representatives from each home room to investigate the matter and if possible choose a design. The committee - Ramon Eller, Helen Maduros, jim Bennett, Helen Marie Steele, John Westfall, Robert Klotz, Janice Moses, Keith More, Doris Baresel, Courtney Clark, and Bob Shaidnagle- met on March 12 to consider what can be done. The junior-Senior Prom was, as all faculty members and seniors will agree, unsurpassed in entertainment, decorations, and refreshments, and pro- vided a very enjoyable evening for all. The junior class was led GJ through its many activities and accomplish- ments by President Bob Shaidnagle, Vice-president Courtney Clark, and Sec- retary-Treasurer Helen Maduros, Although the class has many able leaders, they could not have attained their goals without the able sponsorship and guidance of Mrs. Mauck and Miss Bignall and the other home room teachers. Members of the junior class participated not only in their class affairs, but also found time to render their services as members and officers of the various organizations including J Club, FFA, Pep Club, KAYettes, KAY, Latin Club, Spanish Club, GAA, Student Council, Visual Education, Library Staff, Scholarship Teams, and Ushers Club. X 6522? ., A 117 f .gwxw If K1 N JI 9 ' 7 I W ' , :RV ' 3:5 W5 fi ' N Sophomores Carlson, Annie Marie vs Sophomores we Adair, Joe Allen, 'Donnavie Asbury, Evelyn Asis, Conchita Barber, Freddie Barger, Dana Baughman, Dale Bean, Bob Blaker, Doris Blanchard, Charles Blase, Lorna Blevins, Richard Brown. Fred Brown, Gilbert Bruce, Betty Butcher, Patricia Carlson, Pauline Chamberlin, Marjorie Champ, John Chism. William President Charles Blanchard Vice President Cyrus Young Secretary-Treasurer Frank Martino Christensen, Elsie Clewell, Doris Cook, Laura Belle Cooper, James Davey, Jacquelyn Davidson, Cecil Davis, Phyllis Decker, Wanda Deppish, Dona Dishman, Matie Dishman, Nelva Dragoo, Cline Drapalik, Patsy Elsasser, Doreen Englemohr, Billie Jo Englemohr, Johnny Enzor, Irene Enzor, Freddie Ervin, Gerald Fiest, Robert Fiest, Russell Filby, Donald Finley, Bonnie Fish, Charles Frederick, Betty Frisbie, Duane Gfeller, Bonnie Gordon, Marlene Grimes, Margaret Gross, Peggy Ann Haddock, Barbara Hammond, Mayman Harding, Jack Harrison, Alice Hartung, Gerald Hawkins, Lillie Heldstab, Eileen Ileskett, Elizabeth Hildebrand, Betty Hildebrand, Lorraine Hines, Harry Hoach, Bob sf Sophomores W Sponsors Humphrey, John Janes, Janet Jennings, Dixie Johnson, Abbie Johnson, Harold Kaster, Jo Ann Kaufholz, Helen Kessinger, Larry Knight, Stella Kinney, Barbara Lemmermann, Almalee Linderman, Betty Longhofer, Bob Longhofer, Fred Lowe, Thomacine Mann, John Marshall, Joe Martino, Frank Matthews, Louella MacLaird, Kenneth McCullough, Ralph McRae, Bill Meyers, Nadine Miller, Pauline More, Marilyn Moreland, Betty Murray, Virginia Myers, Patricia Nenstiel, George Newsome, Duane Ohlemeier, Bill Olson, Ella May Parker, Richard Parkerson, Jeannine Pechin, Billy Peck, Gertrude Peterson, Kenneth Pickering, Farley Ponton, Virginia Pratt, Helen Irene Ramsey, Carol Rapp, Nadine Ritter, Billy Robidou, Delores Rupp, Russell Rush, Dolores Saffell, Elizabeth Sampson, Jerry Sanders, Beverly Sanders, Delores Schmedemann, Richard Schumacher, Arlene Miss Feese, Miss Bell Scott, Lonny Settgast, Ralph Shaidnagle, Gretchen Skinner, Connie Jo Skinner, Herbert Smith, Michael Snyder, Ralph Southern, Pearline Steinmetz, Martha Stewart, Jimmie Stoeck, Bob Swartz, Marilyn Tarkington, Willie Thomas, Bill Thompson, Jeanette Thorton, Gerald Tuggle, Rupez Vance, Junior Wilkins, Shirley Wilkinson, Beverly Williams, Kathleen Wilson, Peggy Woods, Barbara Wright, Thelma Young, Cyrus M To hom It May Concern vs Section I-Paragraph I-We of the Sophomore Class totherwise known as the forty- ninersl do hereby declare that we have just finished another laborious exhausting year tTempus fugitj of our High School career. And therefore having been influenced by the laws of education next year will become juniors. fMost of us, that is.J Section II-Paragraph I-Persons of the party of the lst part have taken an influencing and potential part in the business and social activities of the following clubs: F. F. A, Senior High G. A. A., Kays, Kayettes, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Library Staff, Pep Club, Student Council, Ushers Club, Cheerleaders, and Visual Education. Section Il-Paragraph II-Let it be known by the citizens of 1.C.H.S. that many of the stronger constituted sex of the Sophomore class tmales, that isj have taken a virgorous and commanding part in athletics: track, football, basketball, tennis, and golf. Section II-Paragraph III-In accordance with tradition, the forty-niners constituted a large part of the Yuletide Festival, Say It With Music, and other music productions. Many of the eligible Sophs. with the more talented voices took part in the Choral Reading Group and A Cappella. Sophs have played important parts in dramatics, band, and orchestra fOlsson's Hep Cats, that isl. Section III-Paragraph I-We of the declared subject, Section I Paragraph I, hereby wish to express our appreciation of the efforts of our most sincere teachers who tried isome- times in vainj to convey to us the text of our books. We therefore conclude this document of the history of the forty-niners as Sophomores. SQPHOA4 M34 Opt a Fr-Q' cmuronminrs CQ ,SJ QD? QMS? 00 Q XI , 2 ,f Y V gs w ire f st 12 3 'qi ,, ' i xlui l 5 fy PAM' K, er: c yew , 5T.,..,Z 7!7m,2f:La x?,f...+JM. Contracted by Attorneys at law: Deppish, Mann, and Shaidnagle KW? 'LW' 'Q .J W ,-V! I x nikki- 9 -:asv '-- - lilili? -iE'5x ltgipgw. gl '9 'lu llllxw I K 1::::1'-HAP f X31 n- J Q 1' J X Al M M Af X H ' f fig f ,, 4225! f Freshmen MA W Freshmen vs Anders, Betty Baker, Vernon Baresel, Robert Barnhill, Stan Bean, Gladys Beckner, Donna Benlnga, Max Berry, Lois Best, Margret Boger, Violet Bonskowski, Irene Briggs, Dolores Brown, Barbara Brooks, Jerry Brown, Dorothy Brown, Oral Caldwell, Betty Caley, Geneva Cappo, Shirley Carlton, Arnold Casper, Charlene President Clayton Moon Vice President Max Benmga Secretary-Treasurer I im Neifert Chaney, Donald Chaney, Ronald Chapman, James Childers, Beatrice Costello, Jerry Costigan, Lloyd Cott, Betty Lou -Cox, Marjorie Dailey, Beverly Day, Robert Dessenberger, Dona Devin, Jimmy Draper, Maxine Edwards, Wanda Elmore, DeWane Fiest, Larena Filby, Ola Jean Fluke, Zoah Gallagher, Jane Gfeller, Virginia Gill, Phyllis Grant, Roberta Hackler, Wilma Haggans, Mary Hammond, Gilbert Hanold, Dale Hartman, JoAnn Hartung, Leonard Hawkins, Charlene Heidenreich, Mary Hermann, Mary Hermann, Walter Heskett, Patricia Hichman, Wesley Hodges, Jacqueline Hoover, Tom Hopper, Joan Hosler, Willa Faye Houston, John Johnson, Otis Johnson, Raymond Kaufholz, Gerald W Freshmen vs Sponsors Kelly, Robert Kemph, Richard Kind, Eunice King, Clarence Knapp. Dorothy Lee, Billy Lowe, Norman Malone. Dorothy Mast, Everett Manz, Leona Mathes, Dick Milton, LaVerne Mitchell, Mary Moon. Clayton Moran, Kaye Morehouse, Shirley Morris, Louise Morrison, Jimmy Moses. Lorraine Mowrey, Venita Moyer, Ralph Mullen, Mary Murphy, Patricia McCluskey, Dale McCluskey, Patty McGill, Lillian Neifert, Jimmy Olson, Garold Parker, Winona Pasquil, Cornelio Pechin, Lois Phillips, June Prouty, Margie Reaume, Paul Richmond, Mary Richmond, Rodney Runyon, Wiggo Schafer, Alma Schiller, Clarke Ed Schmedeman, Wayne Schmidt, Raymond Schmotzer, Joan Scott, Lucille Settgast, Gwennavera Sheaffer, John Sherwin, Billy Shoffner, Edna Shull, Treva Lee Sidney, Batiste Skinner, Robin Mr. Patterson, Mr Baer Smith, Beverly Smith, Robert Steinmetz, Teddy Stephen, Charles Spring, Ronald Spriggs, Milton Stewart, Gene Swart, Pearl Swartz, Billy Sweet, Patricia Swenson, Duane Taylor, Lee Taylor, Marilyn Thomas, Gerald Tressin, Faye Trower, Rose Ella Vitatoe, Norma Walters, JoAnn Warner, Kenneth Warner, Marjorie Woodward. Dolores Wunder, Carl York, Jeannene Zumhrum, Patricia The Freshman Flash Volume One Class of 1950 Number One ELECTION RESULTS The election returns of the heated political battle for class office of the Freshman class, made Clayton Moon, president: Max Beninga, vice-presidentg Dorothy Brown, secretary, and Jim Neifert, treasurer. Defeated candidates were Tommy Hoover, Patricia Zum- brumm, Stan Barnhill, Patricia Murphy. WHITEWASH J The annual whitewashing of the school letter was completed with white- wash over everything including the HJ . A delightful picnic followed the annual custom. This class is the last one to wash the J before it is cemented next sum- mer. HOMEROOM OFFICERS Home room officers of 326 are Ronald Chaney, pres, Pearl Swart, vice-pres, JeanenneYork, sec.-treas. Officersof 300 are Rodney Richmond, pres: Jerry Cos- tello, vice-presg Clarence King, sec.-treas. Officers of 310 are Lillian McGill, presg Marilyn Taylor, vice-presg and Freva Shull, sec.-treas. 200 did not elect officers. FRESHMAN DAY A day and a half was set aside as Freshman Day, when all stunts would be done for the Seniors by the Fresh- man. The officers and the sponsors of both classes made the rules. Hours of fun were enjoyed GJ by everyone and cli- maxed by a party in the evening given by the Freshmen for the Seniors. FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL Ability in athletics seemed to be abun' dant in the Freshman class this year. ThoseonthesquadswereRonaldChaney, Clarence King, JimNeifert, Kaye Moran, Jerry Brooks, Jerry Costello, Otis John- son, John Sheaffer, Charles Driski, Paul Ziegler, Robert Kelly,Gilbert Hammond, and Cornelio Pasquil. Max Beninga was manager. KAY AND KAY ETTES Many of the Freshmen are active on Kay and Kayette cabinets. They are: Patricia Zumbrumm, Lorraine Moses, Margie Prouty, Beatrice Childers, Joann Hartman, Paul Reaume, Ronald Chaney, Tom Hoover, Clayton Moon, Kenny Warner, Otisjohnson, and Max Beninga. ENSEMBLE The Freshman Class has offered talent in many ways. A number of girls are in an ensemble this year. They are: Shirley Morehouse, Margie Prouty, Pat Zumbrumm, Joann Hartmann, Beatrice Childers, Dorothy Brown, Charlene Casper, Jane Gallagher, Lorraine Moses, Beverly Daily, Pat Williams, La Verne Milton, Barbara Brown, Eunice Kind, Lucille Scott, Jeannie Hackler, Irene Bonshowski, Treva Shull, Margie Cox, Mary Haggins, Evelyn Asbury, and Patty McCluskey. . LIBRARY STAFF Jo Ann Walters, Joan Smotzer, and Shirley Cappo are on the library staff. INTRAMURALS Each home room elected intramural captains. Margie Cox and Jimmy Neifert are captains of 326, Lillian McGill and Lloyd Costigan of 310, Pat Sweet and Jerry Thomas of 300, and Kaye Moran and Alma Sheaffer of 200. Home room 300 won all games they played. -. FRESHMAN T. A. C. Because high school students were without a Teen Age Club, the enthu- siastic freshmen organized one of their own. They had parties almost every week decorations and all. They are the only class to have a TAC. The mem- bers were entertained with refreshments, a program, and dancing. They have their parties at the Riley Manor Recre- ation Hall. CHEERLEADERS Three Freshman girls were chosen as junior High cheerleaders. They were G adys Bean, Margie Cox, and Jeannie Hackler. DALE IS WATER BOY Dale McCluskey was the energetic waterboy for the A and B football teams. - .. .. CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Baer and Mr. Patterson were the worthy class sponsors. . SELL TICKETS The Freshman class sold tickets for the All School Play. H B ' ' A Eighth Grade Z vs Eighth Grade N-X Allen, Kathleen Allen, Kenneth Amon, Cecil Anders, Cecil Anders, Robert Asbury, Jackie Ashley, Lottie Baker, Gerald Barksdale, Greta Bergsten, Roland Blanken, Robert Blase, Phyllis Bond, Charles Bright, Charles Brown, Dianne Brown, Harold Caley, Rowene Carlson, Paul Carney, Evelyn Cevera, Rita Christensen, Billy Connell, Mary Ann Clark, Ronald Crum, Joan Daniels, Fred Darby, Frank President Paul Carlson Vice President Marian Weary Secretary-Treasurer Lois Hildebrand Davey, Mercedes Davis, Betty Jean Davies, William Delano, Patricia Deppish, Bill Devin, Lavena Dishman, Ray Dodd, Bonnie Eberhard, Dorothy Edney, Allison Ellis, Shirley Enzor, Wanda Faulk, June Ann Fiest, Loren Fike, Curtis Forrester, Joe Frevele, Vaughn Frisbie, Lou Ann Gauntt, Calvin Gibbs, Shirley Grimes, Lloydine Godwin, Richard Hammond, Kay Hammond, Mervyn Hammond, Myron Harris, Delores Harris, Gymy Ann Harrison, Lois Hampton, Jerry Hawkins, Delores Hayes, Roger Heaton, Tommy Hines, Delores Holloway. Thomas Hopper, Joyce Hunter. Richard Humble, Clinton Jaecke, Wayen Johnston, Peggy Karmann, Johnnie Kemph, Avis Kepford, Leona Kidd, Esther Kirpatrick, Virginia Kizine, Willie Knight, Lillian Knight, Roberta Lambert, Beverly Law, June Leathers, Harriet Lehner, Mary Lemmermann, Marlene we Eighth Grade we J ' X Sponsors Lemons, Maxine Lewis, Wilma Lindquist, Beverly Lotshaw, Jeanette Lowry, Janet Luca, Arthur Lund, Anita Lee Lundee, Charles Lutz, Bobby Lutz, Marian Maduros, Konstantia Malone, Delores Mathes, Mary Ann Meskoff, Polly Miller, Terry Miller, Tommy Mills, Robert Morganfield, Shirley Moyer, Calvin Mullen, Betty McBride, Duane McClaughry, Shirley McCullough, Merle McDonald, Pearl Neal, Jerry Oppenlander, Robert Park, Jackie Pascarelli, James Pechin, L. Jay Peck, Gayleen Peterie, La Wanna Peterson, Lois Price, Billy Prouty, Richard Richmond, Jean Rinehart, Jean Robinson, Barbara Roediger, Charles Roybal, Odilia Sautter, Darlene Schmedeman, Helen Schmidt, Alice Ann Schonerner, Sylvia Schweitzer, Jean Scroggins, Troy Seaman, Robert Searls, Mazie Shumate, Wally Sjoholm, Don Skinner, Danny Small, Viola Snyder. Shirley Southern, Lillian Spencer, Eddie Spardlin, Robert Stebbins, Franklin Mrs. Oliver, Miss Scothom Stepple, Donald Stroh, Ada Sutton, Olivia Swan, Shirley Stevenson, Joyce Taylor, Sally Thomas, Cleve Thomas, Omer Thompson, Golden Thorton, Janet Tousley, Jackie Upham, Virginia Vance, La Vena Van Horn, Patty Wagner, Bobbie Walter, Juanita Watkins, Vera Weary, Marian Webster, Shirley Whipple, David Wiar, Sandra Williams, Donald Wright, Alfred Zieglasch, Suzanne Ziegler, Paul Ziek, Charles vs Class Will vs Neil Whitney, will my ability on the track squad to Tubby Burns. Jerome Molonari, will my place in A Cappella to Cyrus Young. Leo Lovesee, will my trouble with girls to anyone who cares to burden themselves with it. Kenneth Lichliter, will my black curly hair to John Champ. Clifford Ohlemeir, will my ability to argue with Miss White in American History to Jack Jameson. , lack Parsons, will my clumsiness to Max Beninga. Darlene Peck, will my ballet costumes to Gert Peck. Roger Richmond, will my dramatic acting ability to Delvin Shull. Luetta Sabbert, will my smile to Margie Prouty. F. Louise Shoffer, will my first name to some poor kid in the future classes. Bob Thompson, will my magnificient personality GJ to Leonard Beckner. Ruth Thrash, will my sweet little self to Lois Otto. Curtis Wells, will my beautiful teeth to Howard Shellhaas. James Ianke, will my good looks to whomever wants them. Marvin Kramer, will my shyness to Gerald Hartung. Pat Corcoran, will the food that's left over in my locker tafter three monthsl to Margaret George. junior King, will my ability to stuff the ballot box to Dan Spencer. Zola Leathers, will my chemistry book to Helen Maduros who can probably figure it out. Dean Wyss, will all my worries of love to John Westfall. Herschel Tognascioli, will my love for the opposite sex to anyone who, up until now, has had a steady girl. Ronald Gabbert, will my big mouth to the city for a fire alarm. Bob Lutz, will my seat in American History twhich was hardly usedj to Pat Iones. Roland Barksdale, will my ability to be late to class to the future students. Lawrence Schafer, will my darkroom experiences to Bernadee Gauntt. Donna Senker, will my swing to Virginia Upham. Kenny Hartung, will my musckles to Charles Brehm. Verleen Sexton, will my technique for getting my lessons from other people to Nadine Karmen. Joyce Wilkens, leave to those following in the coming year, many happy school days and friends. Bonnie Biegert, leave to all the future students of I.C.H.S. all my memories, both the sweet and the bitter. Shirley Page, leave this school with many fond memories of the happy school days, both sweet and the bitter. Nancy Moyer, leave my locker and gym basket to Rosalie Edney. Tony Hoover, leave to all the children of JCHS the best school in the U. S. and also the best teachers. Gwen Brown, will the rental journalism book to Ethel Amathuer. Horace Corky Richmond,will my conceit to Butch Wahl. ' Virginia Olson, leave to Bonnie Vinyard my typing paper so she will have plenty for next year. Devota Bemis, will my stock of midnight oil to the underclassmen to be used only in times of great distress. Evelyn Haslett, will my abilty to blush to Arleen Iunghan. Marion Foster, will my good looks to anyone who agrees with me. Phyllis Hood, will my seventh hour chemistry class to Wanda Decker. Continued at end of Seventh Grade Section M D11 MQQ 'miss .11 x f ,. yi T Seventh Grade vs Seventh Grade N-N Alexander, Ronald Arnold, Barabara Ascher, Merley Baker, Ernest Baker, Francis Barnes, Lee Barnes, Robert Blair, Betty Bond, Janet Boone, Terry Bundy, Jerry Bressler, Irene Carey, Barbara Carroll, Frances Caver, Elaine Chaney, Richard Coleman, Elzera Cox, Eleanor Gross, Donna Cude, Richard Dabbs, Lloyd Darby, Donald Darby, Kathleen Davidson, Charlene President James Lytle Vice President Pat Powers Secretary-Treasurer Patsy Wilson Davis, Madrene Dedrick, Patricia DePew, Dail Dishman, Lorraine Edney, Joan Elmore, Donna Fletcher, Gary Fluke, Luther Forrester, Faye George, Jimmie Gibbs, Frances Gibson, Doris Gormly. Eddie Green, Billy Gran, Betty Ann Hambling, George Hammond, Joseph Hammond, Lawrence Hammond, Richard Harris, Carolyn Helm, Charles Heskett, Joyce Hindman. Jack Hosler, Jimmy Howard, Merwin Hunt, Shirley Ingram, Duane Iott, Marvin Jackson, Betty Dee Jennings, Jo Ann Johnson, Charles Ann Johnson, Loretta Johnson, Patricia Karmann, Oscar Kelly, Neal Kelly, Donald Kinney, Patrick Kirpatrick, Robert Kirpatrick. Sammye Kizine, Betty Lon Koska, Dixie Lehner, Clarence Littleton, Harriet Lockwood, Beverly Luckett, Betty Jean Lytle, James Maduros, Marie Martin, Shirley ts Q N252 vs Seventh fade vs Sponsors Meade, Cynthia Mitchell, Dorothy Mock, Vernon Monhollon, Donald Moody. Betty Joann Moreland, Leota Moreland. Mervin Moyer, Dewey Moyer, Evelyn Myhre, Tommy lVlcClaughry, Janice McDonald, Gaye Mcllrew, Norma Newsome, Donald Ocamb, Slvia Olson, Glen 0'Neil. Shirley Ostergard, Lois Parker, Wayne Peck, Arthur Peters, Helen .loycc Peterson, Richard Perry, Ellaine Pickett, Wilmer Pouton. Eugene Poore, Vivian Poore, Violet Powers, Pat Pratt, William Price, Donald Ray, Wm. Boyd Rich Diane Riley, Janus Richmond, Merle Sampson, Merlene Sanders, Melvin Schonherner, Jack Scott. Donald Settgast, LaVauglm Self, Charles Shane, Helen Shellhaas, Carol Shull, Delvine Slmmate. Nancy Skinner, Laura Smith, Marian ,vt Miss Thompson, Mr. Fletcher Spellman, Iona Mae Spellman. Wionna Stevens, Elsie Stewart, Ronnie St, John, Dean St. .lohn, Delores Taylor, Delores Thompson, Nancy Tibbitts, Alene Tressin, Frances Vance, Billy Walton, Dona Warner, Don Warner, Larry Watkins, JoAnn Weaver, Billie Wiggins, Luella Wilson, Patsy Wolfe, Donald Wood, Dick Wright, Delores vs Class Will NA Yvonne Parkerson, Q in all modesty D will my educational genius to Marilyn More. Darlene Cavil, will my ability in gym to anyone who would need the exercises. Mary Alice Berry, will my platinum hair to Pat Gaston. Delia Roybal, will my shy ways to Jack Jameson. Shirley Reid, will my ability to keep out of trouble to Junior Warner. William Bentz, will my big muscles to Charles Blanchard. Marion Warner, will my height 14 1!2 ft.D to Pauline Carlson. john Webb, will my girl to anyone who thinks he can get her. Peggy Fluke, will my much used Trig. Book to a higher math student. Phyllis Hunt, will my roller skating technique to Frank Martino. Raymond Wells, will my ability to tumble to Roger Hammond. Ruth Smith, will what pleasure I have found in ICHS to the new future students. John Dessenberger, will my freckles to Nancy Patterson. Doreen Yeoman, will my reserved manner to Leona Peterson. johnny Costello, will my long legs to Kenny Warner. Kenneth Dauer, will my wit and craziness to Leon Zernikow. Jim Wood, will my musical talent to Bill Deppish. jack Beal, will my sportsman like qualities to prospective athletes. Glen Devenney, will my serenity to the future senior girls. joe Dunn, will my dimples to john Mann. Bob Neeland, will my short hair to Bill Sargent. Jim Pechin, will my friendly manner to Doris Baresel. Virginia Yenser, will my height lshortj to Emily Harris. Ralph Martin, will my ability to sleep on Monday mornings to Kenneth Allen. Sam Batsell, will my reserved manner to John Hood. Maurice Baker, will my-- let me see-- to Calvin Gaunt. Harold Biegert, will my chickens to a city slicker. Jack Haskett, will my old Chevie to anyone who can stand the air-conditioned body it has. Eddie Kuhn, will my masculinity to John jones. Hally Brott, will my football suit to jack Kinney. Thelma Williams, will my red hair to Donnavie Allen. Gilbert Baughman, will my artistic ability to my brother Dale. Alvin Erichsen, will my mental ability to Jim Bennett. Robert Hammond, will my beautiful vocal chords to Willie Tarkington. William johnson, will my glasses to Jacquelyn Davey. Rosemary Allen, will my ability to roam the halls without being caught to Doris Clewell and my poor little old lbeautifulj eyes to my pal, Lorraine Hildebrand. Ann Keener, will my ability to get out of class to Phyllis Caley. Bonnie Smith, will my tiny feet to Pat Zumbrumm. Kenneth Beckner, will my cheerleading ability to Nancy Shumate. James Dodd, will my electrical ability to James Brown. Kenneth Kennedy, will my ability to skip school to Red Kelly. Frank Martinez, will my ability to sleep in American History class to anyone who needs it Harlan Osbourne, will my mustache to Duane Elmore. Paul Peterson, will my quietness to Bob Shaidnagle. Darrel Rittgers, will my ability to.shoot paper wads to Robert Baresel. Carl Stahl, will my brains to Gary Deitrich. Wendell Swenson, will my old car to my brother, Duane. Glen Wellman, will my admirers to Charles Driski. WW Q ff rf, f f wQO , - Y -L N lx 1 I J N r I , f 1 , If , fn ' 2 ' . 71' f I f 1 N X 0 N2 6Q 3 Football 1 O A S if w o 0 : sz: ' 'D' o xx. 9. : -, 'L fy, W X ,ff K g.m1'f,fI' ll 1 , I .,. s-s Coaches vs Frosty Hardacre Art Langvardt Marlin Baer james Rawson Coach Assistant Assistant Assistant vs Squad vs Front Row: left to right, Bill Waters, Roger Richmond, joe Marshall, Courtney Clark, Bob Klotz, Bob Thompson, Frank Martino, junior King, Eddie Kuhn, Bill Haslett, john Costello. Second Row: Coach Hardacre, lack jameson, Kenneth Hartung, Horace Richmond, Raymond Wells, Gerald Hartung, john Westfall, Alvin Erichsen, Curtis Wells, Bruce Karns, Ronald Gabbert, Hally Brott, jack Beal, Bob Hammond, Bob Lutz. Third Row: Assistant Coach Langvardt, Iohn Mann, Darrel Burns, Maurice Baker, Jim Bennett, Dan Spencer, Bob Longhofer, Herbert Clark, lim Mowry, Carl Stahl. Fourth Row: Ronald Chaney, Don Filby, Ralph Snyder, Billy Ritter, lack Harding, Howard Shellhaas, Fred Igehner, Henry Bond, Cline Dragoo, Gilbert Hammond, Fred Longhoter, Assistant Coach Rawson, Assistant Coach aer. Fifth Row: Cecil Davidson, Darrel Kelly, Max Beninga, Duane Newsome, Charles Fish, Leonard Beckner, Bob McDonald, Clarence King, Cornelio Pasquil, Kenneth MacLaird, Fred Brown,Jim Neifert, Ralph Mathes, Bill Ohlem- eier, Farley Pickering, Don Thrap, Leonard Hartung, Dale MacClusky, Bob Connell, Manager. vs Lettermen W HALLY BROTT-Senior, tackle, third year letterman. Hally could play regular tackle on anybody's high school team. His height, weight, and speed helped him to play outstanding foot- ball all through the 1946 football sea- son. ALVIN ERICHSEN-Senior, full- back, third year letterman. Red main- tained his previous record as a hard driving line plunger. Co-captain of 1946 season. KENNY HARTUNG - Senior, end, second year letterman. One of the fin- est ends in the state both offensively and defensively. When a pass intended for him came within reach he caught it. EDWARD KUHN -Senior, end, first year letterman. Eddie displayed fine dependable end playing especially on offense. - vs Lettermen vs FRAN K MARTINO - Sophomore, end, first year letterman. His defensive end play has little room forimprove- ment, and if he develops his offensive abilities he should be a standout in the 1947 and 19148 seasons. CO URTN EY CLAR K-Junior, full- back, first year letterman. Courtney de- veloped into one of the best offensive blockers, and defensive line backers on the entire 1946 football squad. JUNIOR KING-Senior, halfback, first year letterman. One of the smallest men on the team but he was a fine offensive blocker. He had a bad knee injury that kept him out most of the season. BOB THOMPSON -Senior, halfback, second year letterman. One of the best punt receivers in the league. If he had size to go with his ability he would be a great player. vs Lettermen vs JIM BENNETT-Junior, guard, sec- ond year letterman. One of the best guards in the C.K.L. both offensively and defensively. He should have a great year in 1947. BILL WATERS-Senior, tackle, first year letterman. Bill worked hard to earn his letter, and always had a fine attitude. Good man on anyone's squad. BRUCE KARNS - Senior, halfback, first year letterman. Bruce was always one of the first to hit the practice field, a hard-working dependable man. JACK BEAL-Senior, tackle, first year letterman. Largest man on the 1946 team, and his fine playing caused the competition to be very keen at right tackle. CURTIS WELLS-Senior, guard, sec- ond year letterman. He lettered his first year at end, then this season shifted to guard. He played especially well as de- fensive guard. Co-captain of the 1946 SE21SOl'l. vs Lettermen vs RONALD GABBERT-Senior, tackle, second year letterman. Gabby played his tackle position very effectively. JOHN COSTELLO - Senior, center, first year letterman. Dependable man at the very important center postion. HORACE RICHMOND- Senior, quarterback, third year letterman. Corky is a triple -threat man and could do all three very effectively. ROBERT KLOTZ - Junior, halfback and quarterback, second year letter- man. Bob has speed and is above aver- age in all football abilities. He did some outstanding ball carrying in the latter part of the 1946 season. N-X Lettermen vs DARRELL BURNS - junior, guard, first year letterman. He showed up well on defense and should develop into a very dependable guard for the 1947 season. HERBERT CLARK-Junior, halfback, first year letterman. The fastest man in a football suit on the 1946 squad. Made many a long gain and is a very good tackler. ROGER RICHMOND - Senior, end, first year letterman. Roger played out- standing football at end considering this was his first year out for football. JOHN WESTFALL-Junior, halfback, first year letterman. John is a triple- threat man who excels at punting. He will be a fine ball player in the 1947 season. W Lettermen sf IAMES MOWRY--Junior, tackle, first year letterman. He has what it takes to make a good tackle - weight, and speed. He played some outstanding defensive ball during the '46 season. GERALD HARTUNG -- Sophomore, tackle, first year letterman. He sub- stituted for Hally Brott and while he was in the game he held up his assign- ment very well. Has two great years ahead of him. DAN SPENCER-Junior, center, first year letterman. Dan played good stea- dy football all season. He does as good a job down in the line on defensive as he does backing the line. FRED LONGHOF ER - Sophomore, end, first year letterman. Fred is tall and rugged, and shows prospects of being a fine end in the coming seasons. 4-A Lettermen sf JOE MARSHALL - Sophomore, end, first year letterman. He will cause keen competition for the end positions in the coming season. RAYMOND WELLS - Senior, guard, first year letterman. Very dependable guard, played well on defense and a fine man to have on the squad. JACK JAMESON - Junior, halfback, first year letterman. Jack is very shifty, a good passer, and has possibilities of being a fine ball player. MAURICE BAKER - Senior, guard, first year letterman. Likes football enough that he came out and worked for four years to earn his letter award. vs Season Record vs Blue lays Blue lays Blue Jays Blue Jays Blue Jays Blue Jays Blue Jays Blue Jays Blue Jays Blue Jays 7 7 fi! Concordia Panthers Junction City Ward High Cyclones Iunction City McPherson Bull Pups Junction City Manhattan Indians Junction City Abilene Cowboys Junction City Clay Center Tigers Junction City Herington Railroaders Junction City Salina Maroons Junction City Marysville Bull Dogs junction City Chapman Irish Junction City Nix B Team Scores 14 Chapman junction City 22 Manhattan Junction City 0 Abilene junction City 12 Chapman junction City 6 Manhattan Junction City N!-X LEAGUE STANDINGS Team W L T Salina 4 0 2 Manhattan 5 1 0 Junction City 4 2 0 Chapman 2 2 2 Clay Center 2 3 1 Abilene 0 4 2 McPherson 0 5 1 P 14 13 13 19 ct 833 833 667 500 417 167 083 ce,--,lll1:,l,' xx SU J-6 7 X f ' al h l X 12 M , ' Q' A 09? gizkigbe. , Q, H 2 vO9t4tu f f 40 fyyiff rQ llc r' M A I ,- amm, --9 X X V 11 I I J Basketball P 'Q'l vs Coaches vs sb-sv . 'fm marina . James Rawson Guy Homman Frosty Hardacre Coach Assistant Assistant vs Squad vs First row: Coach Rawson, Bob Klotz, John Costello, Kenneth Hartung, Iohn Westfall, Corky Richmond, Coach Hardacre. Second row: Prin. H. D. Karns, Bob Thompson, Bill Warner, Eddie Kuhn, Alvin Erichsen, Supt. D. A. McConnell. Third row: Dwight Heskett, Farley Pickering, Charles Blanchard, Lloyd Schreefer, Fred Longhofer, Bob Connell. Fourth row: Dan Spencer, Charles Brehm, Cyrus Young, Duane Newsome, Frank Martino, John Mann. W Lettermen vs ni'-a Hartung Westfall KENNETH HARTUNG-Senior, two year letterman. Kenny also lettered his sophomore year. Played center on of- fense and a consistent point maker. A wonderful athlete and had plenty of spirit which will be missed next year. A very good rebounder, always rugged. JOHN WESTFALL-Junior, second year letterman. john was our center, a very good one on offense and defense. A fine rebounder and good shot. He will be an asset to the team next year. Richmond Klotz Costello HORACE RICHMOND-Senior, two year letterman. Corky lettered in his sophomore year. A good long shot artist and a very good ball handler. He was the quarterback of the basketball team. BOB KLOTZ-Junior, first year letter- man. joe , to his team mates, was better than average on his shots. A very good rebounder for his size. His speed netted us plenty of baskets. His pres- ence will be greatly appreciated next year. JOHN COSTELLO-Senior, first year letterrnan. John always played a very commendable game at guard. A very good rebounder and began to get good on long shots through willingness to practice. He always drew the tough opponents to guard. W Lettermen N-A Erichsen Parsons Kuhn ALVIN ERICHSEN-Senior, three year letterman. A good forward with plenty of fight. He could be depended on to play any position when called upon. JACK PARSONS - Senior, first year letterman. Jack was a very capable substitute and contributed much to the team with his fine spirit and desire to win. EDDIE KUHN -Senior, first year letterman. Eddie did not see much action on the court but was a fine substitute. Connell Thompson Warner BOB CONNELL-Team Manager. A very capable and efficient one that could always he depended on to have everything ready before each game as well as practice. I'm sure he can be manager next year if he so desires. BOB THOMPSON -Senior, second year letterman. Bob's size was against him, but he was a very speedy forward and a good ball handler. A very good substitute that could be depended upon. BILL WARNER -junior, first year letterman. Bill was never a regular, but could be depended upon in a substitute role. Good material for next year. N-X Season Record 9-A A TEAM Opp. I. C. Concordia 46 53 Ward 38 18 Abilene 49 37 McPherson 37 36 Clay Center 42 43 Chapman 29 31 Salina V 53 32 Manhattan 29 41 Emporia 52 42 Wamego 42 40 Abilene 52 58 McPherson 45 41 Clay Center 40 45 Herington 39 34 Chapman 33 71 Salina 65 35 Manhattan 35 64 McPherson9' 47 55 Salina' 55 42 Newton 46 33 Won 9 Lost 11 if Regional Tournament ' State Tournament Team Salina McPherson Junction City Abilene Clay Center Manhattan Chapman LEAGUE STANDINGS HBH Concordia Ward Abilene McPherson Clay Center Chapman Salina Manhattan Riley Abilene McPherson Clay Center Herington Chapman Salina Manhattan Won 7 W L 12 0 9 3 7 5 6 6 4 8 3 9 1 11 TEAM Opp. I. C 32 30 11 17 36 34 48 34 28 24 34 40 65 21 45 43 30 43 38 45 32 26 29 37 24 35 33 39 41 29 35 28 Lost 9 Pct. 1.000 .775 .583 .500 .333 .250 .083 x f N I I. f mf fi I l fifffiiz K f.:jgj.SaSr?g X N' Dx-J:-2:1 X f 1 4 ,.xv.. '. ezwfsjl N-x 'J'7Z L Spring Sports vs Track NA First row lleft to rightj: Assistant Coach Rawson, Bob Klotz, Curtis Wells, Courtney Claris, Herbert Clark, Frank Martino, Paul Peterson, Alvin Erichsen, Coach Hardacre' Second row: john Mann, ,lohn Westfall, Bill Gfeller, Marvin Kramer, Gerald Hartung, Kenneth Hartung, Bruce Karns, Don Thrap, Richard Schmedeman. Third Row: Kenneth Peterson, Bill Pechin, Farley Pickering, Duane Newsome, John Schraffer, Howard Mc- Donald, Bobby Bean, Ioe Marshall, Ray'nond Wells. Fourth Row: Carl Stahl, Bob Hammond, Don Filby, Billy Ritter, Bob Longhoier, Lenard Beckner, Bob Smith, Lenord Hartung, Hally Brott, Ronald Williams. Fifth Row, james Johnson, Sidney Bastile, William Chism, Gilbert Hammond, James Ianke, Harold Biegert Fred Brown, Calvin Snyder, Ralph Snyder. va Golf ve Left to right: Carl Bundy, Dan Spencer, Monty Montgomery, Mr. Fletcher, Kenneth MacLaird, Darrell Burns. QNot in picture: Bob Thompson, George Fellmanj NA Tennis W V,-:-1 if ' -' E' as B 1 First row: left to right, Howard Shellhaas, Bob Klotz, Jim Mowry, Bill Richmond, Earl Ncthercutt. Second row: lack Harding, Duane Newsome, Don Filby, Winton Wahl, Lloyd Schrcefer, Bob Shaidnaglc. LNot in picture: Horace Richmondj S05 VS. Y 'HQ Activities vs Senior Play vs W' ,,, as 2 i we Mystery in the Library Cast tln order of first appearancel Ellsworth Larson .... . ..... ...,.. ............ ......., - . , ....,...., B ill Waters Claribeth Harris .... -- ..,. ---- Diane Pickering Dick Martin ...... --- Kenneth Hartung lay Manson ...... -- - johnny Costello Shorty George .... --.---- Bruce Karns Dora Dean . ..... . ..... Rosemary Lane Margaret Allison ..., --- Virginia Foglestrom Annie Goopy ...... - ..... Marian Foster President Hartman .-- --- Kenneth Lichliter Benny Lyons- ..... . - .... Kenneth Dauer Inspector Burke .---- ...... Bill Gfeller Swensen . .... - .... ..., ...... . .... . I ack Beal Electrician ,,, --, --- -. ..-- ..,. - -- -Roger Richmond Policemen ---- .,--- --- Junior King, Sam Batsell Herman Heinrich --- ...ii - ..... Ronald Gabbert Gabbie Robinson Mrs. Robinson Glenn Robinson Mrs. Ellis . Norma Robinson Mr. Robinson . Bebe Prather . Vail Porter Leo Prather ffafw bv ' aww' Cast Characters Winton Wahl Roberta Harris Bob Shaidnagle Emily Harris . Margaret George lim Mowry Nancy Patterson Walter Ramsour Earl Nethercutt Henrygatta Gallagher 1 1 1 K p It . 1 .,9QJ.wQ,,, X' Mgsf- Q W All School Play Your Nei- 4 Farce Comedy by Albert Johnson February Z7 1941 8 00 P Last Cln ordrr ot first appearance! Yasliki, 13 year old son of household Ronald hshki, Wings sister Vashki. lJ0ra's twin Nancy Yashki, daddy to the Vashki children Earl Vashki, mother to the Yashki children Margaret Brady. next door neighbor Nedra Jo a new neighbor Roberta eldest daughter Louise X WIA 3 limes. za stranger rms a farmer Walter Oswzildk mother Henryeita en gaged to 'Yessy ' Bill scan of Mrs. Jones Roger s Aunt Aqatha ' Toni Hoover Hrrsnhel Tognascioli Justice df the Pefice lim Mowry tuner Leon Zermchow mother Sigrid Schjerven Donna Vee Allen S iturdix -X tha lzitcr ilu V - Dignified Seniors - w ' Q - i fly WL ', x ' U uf! 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