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

Text from Pages 1 - 42 of the 1962 volume:

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But success in today's world depends not so much on the past as it does on the future. Therefore, the twenty-fifth graduating class of Kelly High School dedicates its Hi-Lites to the future students of K.H.S. It is significant to note that the twenty-fifth graduating class has the honor of receiving th eir diplomas in anew gymnasium. This fact indicates that confidence in their high school exists among the people of Kelly. Future students will inherit the responsibility of maintaining that confidence. But an even greater duty will burden future students of K.H.S. For it will be their record of achievement that will either sustain the life of the school or sounds its death bell. Their reaction to the challenge will decide whether or not we may one day return to help the golden jubilee class celebrate its graduation. Jacob Heinen, Director Albert Hermesch, Clerk SCHO OL BOARD Henry Hermesch, Treasurer a Members of the District 21 Board, Leonard Schmelzle, Treasurer; Sylvester Ronnebaum, Clerk; and Francis Wessel, Director; coopers ate with the high school board in providing transportation for high school students. FACULTY MEMBERS Rev. Vincent Wavada, 0.S.B. Spiritual Advisor. Sister M. Dolorita, 0.S.B. Principal. Mount St. Scholastic College A.B. Creighton University M.A. Homemaking, Commercial. Music. Sister M, Dennis, 0.S.B. Mount St. Scholastic College A.B. English, Latin. Mr. James Grant. Regis College A.B. Coach, Government. Health, History. Sister M. Matthias, 0.S.B. Mount St. Scholastic College B.S. General Science, Biology, Physics. Mr. Joseph Dooley. Fort Hays Kansas State College A.B. Math, Driver's Education. Industrial Arts. DRIVERS Bus drivers, Virgil Altenhofen and Quentin Engelken, comment on the fact that between them they drive 127 miles a day over the routes traced on the chart. CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Raphaela Haverkamp and Mrs. Hilda Lev- ret plan areal Thanksgiving dinner for the students. JANITORS v Mr. Tony Nolte and Mr. Francis Stallbaumer, janitors, unlock the school for another day. Dolores Heinen. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Heinen. Birthday: February 27, 19). Class President }. Class Treasurer 3. Hi-Lites Staff. Spokesman Staff. Pep Club President ). Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. Hddie Greets A Hero l. Sunbonnet Sue h. Mary Catherine Bowhay. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bowhay. Birthday: November 11, 19h. Class Treasurer 1,). Hi-Lites Staff. Spokesman Staff. Cheerleader 1,2,3,h. County Speech Festival 2,3. Eddie Greets A Hero 1. nSunbonnet Sue ). Lambert Bokern. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bokern. Birthday: February 23, 19). Class President 1,2,3. Vice President },. Hi-Lites Staff. Spokesman Editor. Athletic Club Officer h. Basketball 1,2,3,). Baseball 1,2. Track 1,2,3. County Speech Festival 1,3. Co-op Speech Contest 1,2,3,). Eddie Greets A Hero 1. Sunbonnet Sue ). Charles Enneking. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Enneking. Birthday: July 19, 19h). Hi-Lites Editor. Spokesman Staff. Athletic Club President ). Basketball 1,2,3,h. Baseball 1,2,3,h. Track 1,2,3. County Speech Festival 3. Eddie Greets A Hero 1, Sunbonnet Sue ). Class Motto: Service, not serve us. Class Saint: St. Thomas Aquinas Class Flower: Light Pink Mum Class Colors: Rose Pink and Silver Mary Clara Niehues. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Niehues. Birthday: May 28, 19). Class Treasurer 2. Hi-Lites Staff. Spokesman Staff. Pep Club Officer h. County Speech Festival 3. Eddie Greets A Hero 1. Sunbonnet Sue! }. =. dg ay : 4 BA Donald Verna Mae Clarence Dorothy Albert Huerter Steinlage Brokamp Heinen Rottinghaus PA ; ax, 2 Se SE fared itt? Rosemary Frank Mary Jane Harold Georgina Korte Wessel Schulte jans Brokamp Haverkamp ah Kenny Haverkamp George Haverkamp Junior officers: Donna Huerter, treasurer; Maurice Huerter, vice president; and Betty Hutfles, president, examine class rings. a ice ez 2 , Donna James © Haverkamp Hutfiles Huerter Huerter Rottinghaus Xa. , 2] Lynn Betty Kay Laura Mae Wessel Mildred Vera Mark Bokern Enneking Heinen N ie ice) ae Richard Glissman Hunninghake pits + ree Glen Joan Holthaus Ronnebaum Niehues Kohake Rosalee David Louis Haverkamp Huerter Stallbaumer Sophomore officers: Judy Kohake, president; David Huerter, vice pre- sident; and Rosalee Haverkamp, trea- surer, are hoping to get out of that tangle soon, Freshmen Freshmen officers: John Kuhlman, president; Linus Enneking, vice president; and Kenneth Hermesch, treasurer, start the day by putting the flag up. Huerter 4 i ae Pik Robert Rettele ie Haverkamp James Heinen Linus Enneking Hermesch Karen Wessel Pel aT Mary Jo Vondemkamp Richard Heinen Gerald Rottinghaus xs) Here's how it's done. Mr. Dooley presents the problem in math class. Ss Freshmen algebra students work intently at their desks for the answer. 2 Betty Kay Hutfles gives the idea that math requires concentration. Aj) Om i Sophomore geometry students, Laura Wessel, Louis Stallbaumer, and Richard Glissman, find that drawing the problem on the board doesn't always make the answer come any easier. LAUER FUNERAL HOME LANGUAGE Gary Hunninghake, eraser in hand, advises Kenny Hermesch that Latin tran- slations don't come any easier in second year study. Donald Huerter and Verna Mae Steinlage learn just how sentences are constructed by taking them apart, literally. HARSH DRUG STORE CITIZENS STATE BANK, SENECA Sophomore biologists, Rosalee Hav- erkamp and Kenneth Holthaus take notes while Vera Enneking and Glen Niehues make use of the microscopes to study amoeba. So that's the way the world goes 'round, muse freshman general science § students Gerald Rottinghaus, James Heinen, and Richard Heinen. FARMER’S STATE BANK, CORNING GAMBLE'S GEORGE'S MEAT MARKET In shop, Kenneth Haverkamp sands the side of his gun case while Charles En- neking makes sure that the riser of his end table is a perfect fit. Youtre clear on this side! Clarence Brokamp directs Harold Brokamp in one of the daily practice spins for driv- arts education. FUTURE CITIZENS . = d tt } i Si fa Current reading keeps social science students Mark Hermesch, Mark Heinen, Lynn Haverkamp, Robert Rettele, and David Huerter, on the world's problems. STRATHMAN’S STUDIO LOG CABIN informed Twice as nice! is the verdict Mary Clara Niehues gives as she Mary Catherine Bowhay's sister sewing project. appraises big and little Machine-age artists Rosemary Korte, Dorothy Heinen, and Mary Jane Schultejans discover the type-writer has a variety of uses. Waiting for the count- down are tap-dancers Mary Clara Niehues, Judy Kohake, Mary Catherine Bowhay, Donna Huerter, Kathleen Ronnebaum, and Betty Kay Hutfles. Julius Rertha Tangeman Milne Electric Shop Luebbe Hardwavxe Young's Produce Evelyn's Beauty Shop Diamond Shop Western Auto Reuben delights in the ad- miration of Sadie and Miranda, as Constable McSpavin watches the proceedings. The principals of the operetta group themselves for an informal picture. Left to right are Mr. and Mrs. Meadows; Mr. and Mrs. Scroggs; Susan Clifton, the sun- bonnet girl; Bob Coleman; Barbara Coleman; Jerry Jack- son: and Mrs. Coleman. Dr. Ralph Re Herrman D.D.S. Goff Grain Co., Inc. Lierz Men Wear S. G. Huerter Breck Hotel Cafe Frank Bertha Huerter Thieme Liquor Store - i } | | — el cena enti Semen See | med Bed BEE | EE } | “ 1 ee | set } cama = LO LAL OOPS TTT EE) The moment has now arrived for David Huerter to give his Co-op speech, Agriculture's Public Relations, before the stu- dent body. The other participants are Betty Kay Hutfles, Mary Clara Niehues, Donna Huerter, Mildred Bokern, and Lambert Bokern. Betty Kay Hutfles, Lambert Bokern, and Donna Huerter survived the school eliminations in the Co-op Speech Contest. At the district contest in Sabetha, Lambert won third place. The sixteen students who wrote papers for the contest display the citations awarded them for their efforts. GER, AOE LOVE OSTERHAUS BUILDERS FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. DARILAND NEWSPAPER AND ANNUAL The staff members of the annual and school paper, Mary Catherine Bowhay, Mary Clara Niehues, Lambert Bokern, Dolores Heinen, and Charles Enneking, decide on pictures for the annual. Ve Charles Enneking seems elated to learn of the ten dollar prize Kelly received for having the largest delegation at the Catholic School Press Association Midwest Regional Meeting at College of St. Theresa Nov. 18, 1961. The production room deserted on the day after a circulation deadline, Mary Jane Schultejans, Georgina Haverkamp, Rosemary Korte, and Dorothy Heinen catch up on the news around Kelly High. An important part of a paper is having readers. FARMERS UNION STORE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HULSING STORE WHITEWAY GARAGE SS EEE Dolores Heinen, K.H.S. Betty Crock- er Homemaker of Tomorrow enjoys the lighter side of homemaking--a taffy pull with Mary Kay Bowhay. HONORS Concession stand operators Clarence Brokamp, Mark Heinen, Donald Huerter, David Huerter, Albert Rottinghaus, Maurice Huerter, Harold Brokamp, Ken- neth Haverkamp, Richard Heinen, and Lynn Haverkamp serve Kelly's fans at all home games. SERVICE FARRELL'S I.G.A. rE SENECA BOWL Drew: Consistent honor roll students standing, Mary Clara Niehues, Betty Hutfles, David Huerter, Dolores Heinen, and Donna Huerter, and seated, John Kuhlman, Lambert Bokern, and Gary Hunninghake, pause from their books to pose for the camera. =e : A AND Sophomore library helpers Judy Kohake, Joan Kohake and Laura Wessel, standing, and Mildred Bokern, Kathleen Ronnebaum, Snirley Heinen, Rosalee Haverkamp, and Vera Enneking keep the liorary in working or der daily. i Be ei Hy! Ji ht: Lisl aE ee : GOCKEL LUMBER CO. KUCKLEMAN IMPLEMENT CO. DEDICATION | Athletic club officers Jim Rottinghaus, Charles Enneking, and Lambert Bokern ad- mire the contents of the trophy case. All that empty space should provide sufficient HORALEK'S MEYER'S CLOTHING STORE I.G.A. FOOD STORE(Centralia) Archbishop Hunkler gives his blessing after the dedication of Saint Bede's Gym- nasium on Dec. 5, 1961. Its facilities are used by students of both grade and high school. McCLAREY SERVICE STATION GOFF IMPLEMENT CO. Top row: James Grant; Mark Hermesch, Bottom row: Rottinghaus, Gary Hunninghake. Kelly BASKETBALL Opponent Emmett 21 Goff 28 Willis 3 St. Benedict 66 Corning 80 Willis af Wheaton 56 Vermillion ho Emmett 19 Goff 7 St. Benedict )6 Baileyville 59 Corning 69 Netawaka 60 Baileyville 61 Summerfield 62 Jim Rottinghaus gets successfully before the St. Benedict defender. his shot off onrush of a Boeding Liquor Louis Stallbaumer, Lambert Bokern, Coach Charles Enneking, Richard Glissman, James VARSITY Bill Huerter Top row: Coach James Grant, Robert Rettele, John Kuhlman, Linus Enneking, Mr. Joseph Dooley; Bottom row: Frank Wessel, Kenneth Hermesch, James Heinen, Gerald Rottinghaus. “ B”’ TEAM Kelly Opponent 26 Emmett ial 36 Goff 25 52 Willis 25 Si St. Benedict 3) 25 Corning 3h, hS Willis 9 32 Wheaton 39 3h Vermillion 32 ho Emmett 1h, 39 Goff 26 19 St. Benedict 2h 34 Baileyville 50 32 Corning 50 33 Netawaka 9 33 Baileyville 58 ral Summerfield 39 Balancing the ball on his fingertips, Jim Heinen takes aim at the basket and a possible two points. Woltkamp's Furniture Store The Styler Beauty Salon H H Motor Co. K. M. McBRATNEY Eldon's Jewelry McGeeney New Used Cars W W Shoe Store SE ET] y ita la ee PEP CLUB Cheerleaders (front to back) Mary Jo Vonden-= kamp, Judy Kohake, Donna Huerter, and Mary Cat- herine Bowhay devoted much time and energy to Spurring the Spartans on to victory. Offering their voices to the cause were the members of the Pep Club, led by officers Dolores Heinen, Mary Jane Schultejans, and Mary Clara Niehues. MET SS a ae Se ee er ee BY NIGHT APRIL 16, I96] | Paramount Cleaners Gilford Hotel WONDERLAND off Cottrell Lumber Co. Goff Barber Shop Red's Tire Home Supply Centralia Grain Co. VALENTINE ROYALTY The Heart Hop, sponsored by the junior class, proved a very success- ful venture. Reigning over :the festivities as King and Queen of Hearts were Charles Enneking and Mary Clara Niehues. Joseph and Patty Dooley served as crown bearers. Attending the royal couple were Jim Rottinghaus and Mary Catherine Bow- hay and Lambert Bokern and Dolores Heinen. A check for $50 was sent to the Nemaha County Heart Fund from the proceeds of the dance. Crevier's Welding E. A. Grollmes Koelzer Lumber Co. Gleason Chevrolet Lackey O.K. Rubber Lucille's Beauty Shop Seneca Florist Seneca Furniture Co. Carol Rottinghaus Enneking Gloria Huerter Haverkamp Alice Rose Ann Mariana Hunninghake Schulte jans Kohake ; Joseph Hutfles James Huerter A Leonard Mary Jane Wayne Holthaus Niehues Niehues SEVENTH GRADE Barbara Kohake Eugene Heinen Roger Hermesch Lie | Carolyn Wessel Patricia Niehues Betty Bowhay Rosemary Wessel ate sa mam ) Bis A } Gerald David 4, Bernard Schulte jans Niehues ‘ pt Ronnebaum Bonnie Shirley Rettele Glissman Marlene Holthaus Susan Verhage Bonita Niehues 4 Cees Gary Charles Lynn Steinlage Hermesch Enneking SIXTH GRADE Max Thomas Maurice Niehues eA Haverkamp Enneking ,. roa % nf Robert Alice Mae Wessel Wessel : Pre j i Linda ae - Hermesch 2 a Donald Kramer Enneking Diane Schmelzle Leon Niehues FIFTH owes, ce. GRADE Hermesch Steinlage Diane Ronald Kramer Glissman Rottinghaus Glissman Haverkamp Niehues Huerter FOURTH GRADE Jean Katherine Janet John Gary pli See SURES ‘ 225 BN “ Pa | | Karen Steven K' Lynn Frank Billy ae — Pnneiing Holthaus Rettele Niehues Heinen Glissman Kohake Richard Huerter | 1 S. VAS CMa Edward Wayne Karen Donald Bowhay Ronnebaum Haverkamp Altenhofen Glenn Catherine Steinlage Heinen Niehues J ane Hermesch James a Judy Schultejans Hermesch Joyce Kramer | | t f Lynn Kramer Enneking Hutfles Michael _ Daniel Dennis Marvin Enneking Haverkamp Steinlage Hermesch Niehues Heinen Wayne Hermesch Lynn Jean William Huerter Verhage Wessel Michael Clarence Joan Phyllis Mone Heinen Holthaus Winkler Glissman Niehues Rettele SECON D GRADE FIRST GRADE er RS a ce iadsnishch tote 5 salt : a4 Marcia Karol Lynn Janet Kohake Glissman Kramer Hermesch Glen a Enneking Schulte jans Wessel Huerter INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Publishers —- Manufacturers Yearbooks —- Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA sy 7 | A ul et RIE ee PO REPL TL by sae De