Kelly High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Kelly, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 42 of the 1953 volume:

DANICA ros heal ee sey TAMBOR rE Manian rfid as ie 2 ota EAE RS DEY RA ae As we, the Seniors of '53, bring to a close our high school days, which served as a preparation to challenge the world of today, we real- ize, more than ever before, the priceless educational freedom we have experienced. To show our appreciation to those who contributed so gen- erously to that undeserved gift, we wish to dedicate our annual to the outstanding among the many which includes: REV. EGBERT HALL,... Pastor of St. Bede's parish, our spiritual advisor and religion teacher, and eye- witness during study periods. THE BENEDICTINE SISTERS,...Staffing Kelly High during our four memor- able years. WILLIAM E. HEGARTY, Coach,...Whose acquaintance the past three years will long be remembered. OUR PARENTS,... Who labored and sacrificed to attain for us the education we have thus far received. TABLE III OF CONTENTS Leaders Followers Activities Dramatics Athletics Grades SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE S gi Rev. Egbert Hall, 0.S.B. William E. Hegarty Manual Arts, Science, Drivers Education, Dramatic Coach. Sr. M. Felicia, 0.S.B. Principal, Commercial, Social Science, Music. Sr. M. Theresita, 0.S.B. Mathematics, Latin, English. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Albert Korte,Director; C. B. Hulsing, Treasurer; Charles Vondemkamp, Clerk. YlWdé« Ge Gy 4 Yl Motto: Not For School; But For Life ARLENE BOECKMAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs.Hanry Boeckman; Birthday, September 6, 1935; Ambition, Nurse; Pastime, Embroidery; Plays, Rest Assured (4)¢ Watch Out For Spooks (3) Soprano in St. Bede's Choir 2,3,4; Asst. Manager of Hi-Lites. JOHN HENRY HUTFLES Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hutfles; Birthday, March 18, 1935; Ambition, farmer; Pastime, card playing; Plays, Rest Assured (4); Watch Out For Spooks (3); Art Editor of Hi-Lites. LEONA BOKERN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bokern; Birthday, October 2, 1935; Next Years Plans, College; Pastime, reading; Plays, Rest Assured (4); Boarding House Reach (3); Soprano in St. Bede's Choir 1,2,3,4; Editor of Hi-Lites. KAREL HUTFLES Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hutfles; Birthday, May 13, 1935; Ambition, Commander in U.S. Army; Pastime, spin- ning records; Plays, Rest Assured (4) Watch Out For Spooks (3); Boarding House Reach” (3); Art Editor of Hi- — Lites. 4 — 4 , MARY ANN HEINEN a. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heinen; a Birthday, November 8, 1935; Ambition, ae stenographer; Pastime, keeping scrap- ; | books; Plays, Rest Assured ( ); : Boarding House Reach (3); Soprano - in St. Bede's Choir 1,2,3,4; Busi- ness Manager of Hi-Lites. MARVIN STEINLAGE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. -Steinlage; Birthday, March 16, 1935; Ambition, farmer; Pastime, target practice; Plays, Rest Assured tic) ; Watch Out For Spooks (3); Literary Editor of Hi- Class Flower: Gardenia Lites. MARGARET ROTTINGHAUS Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rottinghaus; Birthday, Feb- ruary 14, 1935; Ambition, nurse; Pastime, fancywork; Plays, Rest Assured” (4); Boarding House Reach (3); Alto in St. Bede's Choir, 1,2,3,4. Literary Editor of Hi-Lites. MARVIN WINKLER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bugene Winkler; Birthday, September 24, 1935; Ambition, farmer; Pastiye, reading the news; Plays, Rest Assured ( ); Boarding House Reach (3); Photographer of Hi-Lites. Patron: St. Anthony Colors: Blue and Silver MARTHA ROTTINGHAUS Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rottinghaus; Birthday, Feb- ruary 14, 1935; Ambition, nurse; Pastime, fancywork; Plays, Rest Assured® (4); Boarding House Reach™ (33; Alto in St. Bede's Choir, 1,2,3,4.- Photographer for Hi-Lites. nmeonse 2nUE SS M N ANA Uf Wnt Arlene and Old Faithful . Christmas exchange of gifts. Our school organist for the past four years. Enjoying Sycamore. Bound for Washburn-Peru Football game at Topeka. Ready for the take-off . A stitch in time saves nine. Underclassmen admire our class rings. Leroy Hunninghake Enneking Berneice Wilhelm Leroy Winkler Emmett Steinlage Raymond Rottinghaus Set out for another new day. Obviously, Ray has found the news very interesting. 'Freshman Tom displays court- Posing proudly with the '52 Ford--thanks esy for the lone Junior girl. to Mr. Usher, Seneca. po a) — woRR¥- worry ! Future record-speed typists? ee ag Orville Hutfles Mary M. Huerter Roger Haverkamp CLASS OF — - 13 Alberta Korve fe ; (7 William Steinlage Francis Rottinghaus Elton Steinlage Cecelia Wilhelm Billy Haverkamp Bobby Haverkan The day begins with an hour of Geometry. Elton, Francis and Roger enjoy reading magazines and checking out books from the library. An assembly, reviewing the history of St. Bedes Parish. pen ae oc Bill and Bob hoist Old Glory . Orville Hutfles demonstrates to the class Newtons third law of motion. pw Thoma Larry Haverkamp Mary J. Winkler Alice M. Heinen Lucille Rottinghaus Theresa M. Hermesch Coletta Hutfles Lucina Steinlage Dorothy M. Stallbaumer PRESIDING OFFICERS at SENIOR OFFICERS--President, Mervin Winkler; Vice-Presi- dent, Leona Bokern; Secre- tary-Treasurer; Margaret Rottinghaus Junior Officers--President, Leroy Hunninghake; Vice- President, Kenneth Enneking; Secretary-Treasurer, Berneice Wilhelm | bas idu¥ius pa aaHN a4 CLASS oT PERE LEE LLL hte ; ote! SOPOHOMORES OFFICERS--Bill Steinlage, President; Jack Bowhay, Vice-President; Mary Margaret Huerter, Sec-Treas. FRESHMAN OFFICERS--Coletta Hutfles, President; Thomas Vondemkamp, Vice-President; Mary Jane Winkler, Secretary- Treasurer Marvin S. and John Henry show their skill in woodworking. Karel double checks to see if he has the right bit. SHOP AND DRIVERS The new Shop and Garage. Mr. Hegarty explains how to stop at a definite spot. Pi wa oe Nothing happened, Martha, we're just checking. Picnicking brings hearty appetites. Students participating in annual music festival. Mr. Hegarty says Thanks for his Christmas gifts. Juniors and Seniors observe Constition Day, interpreting The Bill of Rights. The Shorthand Class takes dictation. Freshman keep Forty Hours . Mothers enjoy Mothers! Day Breakfast , served by the Blessed Virgin Jodality. Seniors get an early start on their annual. | } | | ae Take a big drink, Coletta, soda water. 1. Mary Agnes, you're the 2. Freshies roast weiners guinea pig. 1. Hurry ! Winner receives a w-h-o-le for upper classmen. peanut. 2. Takes two to tango. HACLOWEEN The two Marvins shock the corn as a final touch to our decorated hall. ee) oe iene | No wonder everyone liked our hotdogs, ED: The best-costumed couple, Mary Ann Heinen and Rosida Tappehorn, dress- .— ed as a Butch boy and girl. Other winners of the evening were: Frank Heiman Jr. and Billy Haug, best acting couple, and Mrs. John Rethman and Albert Koheke as the best single costume; a television set. ahr just look who was serving!!! The Senior boys are quite satisfied with our returns. a of | Kelly High School ef presents é , . Rest Assured” B A Comedy ia Three Acts J Sunday, Feb. 1 8:00 P. M. f ss Monday, Feb. 2 8:00 P. M. 4 Cast of Characters Mr. Morlock Se ee ee eearvinewankler Mrs. Morlock 5 owiilow conn Arlene Boeckman Mary St nee Martnavkovingnaus Jessica ree ae aye mivconasbokern Mildred ja POMLOL SOT mCOnPIEO Margaret Rottinghaus Joe Lanconi eine Ge ie as Leroy Hunninghake Luigi Lanconi y UhCUeCUCttSCtis« SC é‘( KO, Winn ler; Martha Penn eee ope Berneicepyalhelm Lucifer 5 o ao 0 0 o oF feel Tides Miss Akers Ae re cae Ble ct!) fy UMarv Ann Heinen George Plew . . . + . John Henry Hutfles Mrs Schmaltz cod a ew ae Margaret Bokern Dr. Brown... . . . Francis Rottinghaus Mr. Black Sees Gh, Bek ote Marvin Steinlage Jake Moreh) Mere fe. tet xc Kenneth Enneking Mrs. Frineck .:. . :. +. . . «Coletta Hutfles Director 56 o a o 0 oo AWAINE YA 1b lsaptany Stage Crew 5 oF a 0 9 Bx ISOKS ‘Raymond Rottinghaus Emmett Steinlage L ast-minute touch-ups CAST OF CHARACTERS Eetty Lou Maxwell . . . Leona Bokern Janct Maxwell . . . . Betty Stallbaumer Connie Maxwell ... . . . Reva Nolte Wilbur Maxwell . . Leroy Hunninghake John Maxwell . . . . Richard Enneking Aunt Mary 3, ate Margaret Rottinghaus Hercules Nelson . . . Kenneth Enneking Bernadine Smith . . Martha Rottinghaus Mr. Potter ... =, .. . Karel Hutfles Lucy Burns .. . . . Bernice Wilhelm Herman “‘Ninety-Volt” Jones Marvin Winkler Roughhouse Ruby . . . Mary Ann Heinen Limpy McGuire . . . Emmett Steinlage Nora McGuire . . . . Luella Gellhaus Mrs. Mott . . . Mary Margaret Huerter Connolly . . . . Raymond Rottinghaus Director .. . . ..- William E. Hegarty m= Py ena eno al (ieee tt aed: JE aeEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Arlene Boeckman, Alberta Korte, Leona Bokern, Mary M. Huerter, Martha Rottinghaus, Cecilia Wilhelm, Marg- aret Rottinghaus, Berneice Wilhelm and Mary A. Heinen. Kelly vs. Kelly gives us a good practice. It's up and over for another point when Al berta Korte serves. Our ambitious willing substitutes in- clude; left to right: D. Stallbaumer, L. Steinlage, C. Hutfles, M.J .Winkler, T.M. Hermesch, M. Bakern, A.M. Heinen, | L. Rottinghaus and M.A. Rottinghaus. MEET THE BLUEJAYS STANDING, left to right: Wm. Hegarty, Coach; Orville Hutfles, pitch- er; Francis Rottinghaus, rf; Ray Rottinghaus, 1f; Leroy Hunninghake, 2b; Marvin Winkler, cf; SECOND ROW: Emmett Steinlage, 3b; Jack Bow- hay, 1b; Kenneth Enneking, ss; Thomas Vondemnkamp, sub-pitcher; LeRoy Winkler, c. No need to try to steal home when LeRoy W. is catching behind the plate. Practice makes perfect THANKS A MILLION Our Mothers, for preparing and serving our Banquet. You who attended our play, dances, bought our ads, tickets, do- nated paper and co- operated with us in all our undertakings. eeethe hot lunch cooks, Rosalyn Haverkamp and Reva Nolte, for the tasty meals we've enjoyed. Our janitor, Anton Nolte, for Bree ee ean oun chase ae Celestine Hulsing and Charles Vondemkamp for ’ comfortable and tidy, besides their contributions indirectly to our educa- other innumerable daily deeds tional facilities. which we deeply a ppreciated. eeethe initiative school board: Albert Korte, Sister M. Sister M. Sister M. Sister M. Justina 0.S.B. - 7 8 Viola 0.S.B. oo 5 6 Veronica 0.S.B. - 3 4 Ellen 0.S.B. a 1 2 Kenneth Galen Holthaus Hermesch � a «itt Se. oF Mildred Bokern Gellhaus David Ear Glen Huerter Vera Mae Enneking doan Kohake Larry Lynn Huerter Hermesch | vlark 3 Hermesch Laura Mae Wessel Shirley 2 aon � Louis a Stallbaumer Heinen at ‘Kathleen ATIC Ps ™) =, Ronnebaum Judith Kohake Gary Hunninghake Rosalee Haverkamp Mark Heinen Poy Jimmy Rottinghaus George Georgina Rosemary - Betty K. Hutfles ’ Haverkamp Korte ' Maurice Huerter - Dorothy Heinen Clarence Brokamp Donna Donald Kenneth Frankie Wessel Huerter Haverkamp Mary J. Schultejans Albert Rottinghaus _ Verna M. Steinlage Jeannie Willard Lynn es (| Harold Brokamp Rettele Lechner Haverkamp Charles Enneking Mary Clara Niehues Mary Catherine Bowhay Billy Kuhlman Gene Hermesch Dolores Heinen Bobby Hermesch Lambert Bokern Jim Bowhay Donna Lee Hermesch Lola Mae Heinen Bobby Korte Sharon Haverkamp Bobby Heinen Donna Mae Huerter David Stallbaumer Billy Rettele Mary Ellen Glissman Judy Rottinghaus Ruth Ann Levret Mary Elaine Hutfles Rosemary Rottinghaus Mildred Gellhaus ae =p ie al Bob Bowhay Mary Lee Hunninghake Joann Glissman Daryl Huerter James Enneking Kathleen Hulsing Arl ene Steinlage Leroy Holthaus Robert Rottinghaus Ruth Ann Steinlage Mary Beth Wessel Benny Gellhaus Frankie Haverkamp Arlene Heinen Ruth Ann Heinen Ronnie Steinlage Betty Jo Rottinghaus Virginia Korte Darlene Duryea Marilyn Hermesch Judy Heinen Janice Haverkamp Lois Hermesch Ronny Holthaus Danny Levret Laura Jane Dolores Wilhelm Rottinghaus Dorothy Alice Mae Verness Jerome Heinen Hutfles Virginia Bowhay : Jerry Steinlage Barbara Kay Haverkamp Joann Huerter Richard Lechner Jerry Hutfles Dolores Gellhaus Mary Alice Haverkamp Joyce Brokamp Janice Brokamp | | Erma Bokern Mary Jane Enneking COMPLIMENTS of CITIZENS STATE BANK Ce Ce Ky , ‘ 2EDEPORITS aWINSUREDIJo SENECA KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS of FROM Le A. HUERTER S.G. HUERTER SERVICE DEALER IN TES HARDWARE SUPPLIES COMPLETE LINE of SKELLY SUPREME PRODUCTS THE HANDWARE STORE TANK WAGON SERVICE FOR YOU MUST BE SATISFIED DRUGS AND SWEETS EVERY BODY Phone 1F5 Kelly, Kansas Phone 1F12 Kelly, Kansas L. E. LEVRET JUALITY OIL COMPANY FEATURING GENERAL TRUCKING BAY GASOLINE Phone 3F41 Kelly, Kaneas GREASES - TIRES - TANK WAGON LONG AND SHORT CALLS VIRGIL ALTENHOFEN Phone 1F12 Kelly, Kanses THE KELLY FARMERS UNION CO-OP HULSING STORE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION GROCERIES GENERAL MERCHANDISE VICTOR FEEDS SOr Phone 1F4 Kelly, Kansas Phone 1F11 Kelly, Kansas MEN'S WORK CLOTHES WOLVERINE SHOES N FRIENDS OF KELLY HI-LITES STRATHMAN STUDIO Phone 148 Seneca, Kansas oO) al a ct} Crary) at ahet 9 ritwiss 2018.11.03 Yearbook FA Neth DSP IR NN mye depen ese: OF eae : 9 2 ;