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

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. fa, Q, 5 X . f Gary Mildred Hunninghake Bokern wimAkf1LIrz?SfRu1fr as gif mmf, Qi ,Esigf 5.5 sr mf . is K .aa A X., f Q Junior officers: Mildred Bokern, Pre- sident, and David Huerter, secretary-treas- Judy Joan urer, count the money collected from their Kvhake Kohake magazine drive, while Joan Kohake, Vice- ae tw , ',,: 1 as .f N' X N S3 xi Q Efa .cee e,:. 1g,, S Qi if vffff X 'ig f ?'5'f M A J gg gl if Glen Vera David Niehues Enneking Huerter President, compares the total with the goal they originally set. Keeping in mind their motto, Uwithout Labor Nothing Prospers,U the Juniors have been a class of busy bees this year. Besides keeping up with all class assignments, they worked intently on many extra-curricular activities. Among these were the magazine campaign, skating party,and the Jr.-Sr. Prom, numerous assemblies such as Speech and Amer- ican Education Week, and they were also in charge of the school paper, X the Spokesman. i St. Michael the Archangel was . ,eg ,r .M A g ,kk chosen class patron, and mint green Q are ' d Q i i l ' mfiy and gold selected as class colors. 2 g ' E 'ig K To remind them of their great na- sr 5 tion,the American Beauty Rose seemed s the perfect flower! Sister Matthias 'E X X tg S was the class sponsor. It 5 Shirley Kenneth Kathleen Mark Heinen Holthaus Ronnebaum Hermesch s ov. Q m A , 5 ,f 3 s Q gk Richard Laura Mae Louis Rosalee Mark G1iS SUB!! Weasel Stallbaumer Ha verkamp Heiney, I 5