Lansing High School - Lion Yearbook (Lansing, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

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Seeber, Board of Educationg I ,v Q u 4 1 4 I . T .... , DEDICHTIUH 11 IIB Arr 'E' :fi A ' GUESTS Left to R1ght Ralph St 1nson State H1gh School S uperv1sor and Kan Ch sas a1rman of the North C entral As soc1 at1on J M C 11 o 16 Dr GeorgeW Rose 1 n of Secretar f y 0 the North Central Assoc1at1on of Colleges d Sec d an on ary Schools Dr Rosenlof greets a former student It was throughthe efforts of Dr R H Moore that Lans1ng secured Rosenlof as the pr1nc1ple ded1cat1on speaker When Dr Moore attended h1gh school 1n Nelson, Nebraska, Dr Rosenlof was pr1nc1pal of that School less Th1s House L H S. Chorus 3 HUIIIEUUIIIIIIG ff! 5 Que en and Attendants Colhe and Alleman Old Grads B1g Dance m-...ss 'ff' 1,3316 one fgrfdf 4596, A ivy xwafgfflgvfm- fn Q- 'H 93' Q' LIUHS HUHH 9 LIONS ROAR STAFF Edltor 1n Chlef Carolyn Hobbs Assoclate Ed1tor Peggy Z011 Organ1z.at1on Ed1tor Larry Forbach Art Edltor Sophxa Nlcholson Buslness Manager Barbara Marchefskl Snapshot Ed1tor Charlotte W1ll1ams Sports Ed1tor George Studdard Product1on and Busmess Staff Joan Camp Dolores Hmtz Robert L1pp Tommy Powell RObCI't RllSh,Gladys Trowbr1dge HI LIGHTS STAFF Edltor . . Soph1a Nlcholson Ass1stant Ed1tor Larry Forbach Art Ed1tor . . . Peggy Zoll Sports Ed1tor . . George Studdard SOC1ety Ed1tOTS Carolyn Hobbs, Charlotte W1ll1ams Barbara Marchefsl-Q1 Busmess Manager Joan Camp Reporters . Tom Powell, Robert Llpp, Robert Rush Dolores Hmtz, Gladys Trowbrldge . ft N . gl- - F7 V pw. .. 'ifgk i ' - S, . ' 'Weill' '--v ' -4 12 ' ' - - wr. ' v f 'fg,f5T 'i-' -7 ' 4 . 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I 1, X x - ' I , K ' ,X I reeiA+ioA vv'z+EV?-ig THOMAS G POWELL Softmall 1 2 3 4 Tracki 3 4 Basketball 4 Class Pres 2 4 Vice Pres 3 Chorusl 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 3 4 Cantata 4 Th spian3 4 Dramatics Club 2 3 4 H1 lights and Annual reporters 4 Vice pres L Club 4 SOPHIA MARIE NICHOLSON Glee Club I-25 Music Festival I-2-45 Chorus 45 Thespian 3-45 Thespian pres, 45 Dra- matics Club 2-3-45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Class Vice pres. 4: Student Council 25 Cantata 45 Editor-in-chief of the H-i Lights 45 Art Editor of Annual 4, 10 CAROLYN MAE HOBBS Glee Club I-2: Chorus 45 Dramatics Club I-2-3-45 Thespian 3-45 Treasurer of Thes- pians 4g Pep Club 2-3-45 Cheerleader 35 junior Play 3-45 Contest Play 3-45 Cantata 45 Senior play 3-45 Class Secretary I'3-4: Editor-in-chief of the Annual 45 Society Editor of the Hi Lights 45 Annual reporter 25 Prompter of one-act play 25 Music Festival 1-4. CHARLOTTE La VANGHAN WILLIAMS Music Festival 1-2-3-43 Dramatics Club I-2-3-4g Band 3-4119613 Club 2-3-4g Chorus 41 Junior Play 34 Sr. Play 3- 45 Student Council 35 Cantata 43 Cheerleader 4g Class Treasurer 2-4g Vice President Pep Club 35 Snapshot Editor nf Annual 44 Asst, Society Editor Hi Lights 4g Thespian 3- 4 fRecorder 41g Glee Club 2-3. SHIRLEY JOAN CAMP Music Festival I-2-3-4g Drarnatics Club I-2-3-45 Pep Club 2-3-4 QPresident 3-4pg Band 3-4g Chorus 4g Class President 3,Junior Play 3g Cantata 45 Business Manager of High Lights 4g Thespian 3-4 qVice President 43g Senior Play 4g Glee Club l'2g Reporter Annual 4, LARRY BRYAN FORBACH Music Festival 25 Vice Pres, lg Dramatics 1-3-4g Thespian 3-4g Track 3g Basketballg Originazation Editor, Annual 4g Assistant Editor, Hi Lights 4g Contest Play 3-4g Junior Play 3g Stage Manager, Junior Play 4g Senior Play 4g Class Re- porter 2-3g Hi Lights Reporter 29 Photographer for Annual 49 The Dummy 2g L Club 4: Glee Club I, DOLORES JEAN HINTZ. Pep Club I-2-3-41 Chorus 41 Dramatics 2-3-4: Cantata 44 Music Festival 2-45 Glee Club I-2. ROBERT E, LIPP Softballg Track 1-2-3g L Club 3-45 I-li-Lights Reporterg An- nual Reporter, BARBARA ANN MARCHEFSKI Pep Club 1-3-4 Nice Pres, 43g Thespian Club 3-4qSec. 4jg Chorus 49 Drarnatics Club I-3-45 Class Treasurer 3g Glee Club I-25 Junior Play 3g Cantata 4g Senior Play 45 Business Manager of Annual 43 Asst. Editor of Society of Hi-Lights 4g Music Festival I. WILFORD MARTIN Softball: Band i-2-3-45 Cantata 45 Music Festrval 2 4. ROBERT LEE RUSH Basketball 4g L Club 44 Softball I-2-3-4. CHARLES SEYMOUR Basketball 45 Track 45 Softball 45 Jr, Play 35 Dramatics Club Play 25 Student Council 2-35 Class Treasurer I, GEORGE W, STUDDARD Basketball 3-45 Dramatics Club 3-45 Softball 2-3-45 Track 3-45 Junior Play 35 Sports Editor, Hi Lights 45 Sports Editor Annual 45 Senior Play 45 L Club 4, GLADYS PAULINE TROWBRIDGE Chorus 45 Dramatics Club 2-3-45 Pep Club 1.2-3-45 Junior Play 35 Cantata All Hi Lights Reporter 45 Annual Staff 45 Music Festival Ig Glee Club I-2. PEGGY ANN ZOLL Glee Club I-23 Music Festival 1-2-45 Thespian 3-45 Dra- matics Club I-2-3-41 Cheerleader 25 Class Treasurer lp Pep Club Reporter 3-45 Pep Club 2-3-45 Assistant Editor of Annual 45 Class Vice President 25 Class Secretary 35 Art Editor of Hi Lights 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Cantata 45 Chorus 4. 'E7 'T N SEHIUR As we the senlors of 1951 look back to the year of 47 we recall the ttme when we as green lrttle freshmen entered the Lanstng Rural Hrgh School Before 1n1t1at1on we were rather shy butwhen we became fullfledgedfreshmen we felt as rmportant as anyone else 1n the student body Mrs Schrlltng was our sponsor thrs year and we elected the followtng people to be class offxcers presldent Glorra Graham vrce presrdent Larry Pornach secretary Carolyn Hobbs and treasurer Peggy Zoll ln the fall of 48 we as sophomores were fortunate trbe under the leadershtp of Mrs Johnsmeyer Thrs year the class oftrcers were presrdent Tommy Powell vrce prestdent Peggy Zoll secretary Carolyn Hobbs treasurer Charlotte Wtlllams and student councrl members Sophta Ntcholson and Charles Seymour Durtng thrs year Peggy Zoll represented our class as one of the four cheerleaders Now rn the fall of 49 comes the trme when we are upper classmen ll hat a thrrll that gave us Thts was to be 3ll6'XC1l1llg year for us because we were to put on the Junror Play and the Junror Senror Banquet Our play was Seventten Is Terrtftc and was presented on November Il 1949 Our banquet whtch was held rn the rnustc room had as tts theme Hrtch Your Xl agon To A Star Thts year we were agatn under the able leadershtp of Mrs Johnsmeyer and had as our class offtcers pres dent Joan Camp vrce prestdent, Tommy Powell sec retary Peggy Zoll treasurer Barbara Marchefskt and student c runcrl members Cha lotte Wtlltams and Charles Seymour Durtng thts year Carolyn Hobbs was among the four cheer leaders As senrors we chose the followrng as class offtcers prestdent Tommy Powell vtce prestdent Sophta Ntcholson secretary Barbara Marchefskt and treasurer Carolyn Hobbs Thls year we are under the outstandrng leadershrp of Mr Graham Agarn thls year a member of our class Charlotte Wtlltams IS among the cheerleaders Durrng the past four years we have been well represented rn the rnusrc basketball softball track and drama ftelds The followrng have well represented us tn the musrc fleld Sophra Ntcholson Joan Camp Barbara Marchefskr Charlotte Wt' ran s Carolyn Hobbs Dolores Htntz Gladys Trowbrrdge L rxy P roacn Tommy Powell Wtlford Marttn and Peggy Zoll Charlotte Wrlltams Joan Camp and Wrlford Marun have also had an aCIlV6 part 1n band Our class was always well represented tn basketball and among those are Charles Seymour Tommy Powell George Studdard Larry Forbach and Bob Rush We have been fortunate tn havrng so many of our class out for softball The softball seasons have been very excepttonal ones Those who took an acttve part tn softball were Tommy Powell Bob Rush George Studdard Charles Seymour and Bob I-IPP ln track Larry Forbach Tommy Powell Charles Seymour, Bob Lxpp George Studdard were outstandlng In the fleld ofdramattcs those who parttcxpated tn the Juntor Play and other plays are George Studdard Tommy Powell Peggy Zoll Barbara Marchefskr Charles Seymour Joan Camp LarryForbach Sophta Nrcholson Carolyn Hobbs Gladys Trow brrdge and Charlotte Wxlltams Carolyn Hobbs and Larry For bach were also ln the festtval play of 1950 May the Class of 1951 go forth tnto thts great and war 14 HISTUHU torn world Wllh strong mrnds and brave hearts tn order to meet w1th heads held hrgh the tasks whrrh awart them May each do hrs part to make th1s a better world tn whrch to llve and may they be awarded wrth happtness and success ln thetr chosen paths of llfe JUNIOR ln the fall of 1948 ftfteen brtlltant young students entered Lansxng Hxgh School ftndmg thxngs qulte dtfferent from our days tn grade school For our offtcers we elected the followtng Nadrne Swtnk prestdent Ray Sherley vtce presldent Jacky Asbury secretary Rosalea Edmonds asststant secretary Janlce Edmonds treasurer Lourse Eagles and Mary Suglmtre re porters and student counctl representatlves were Mary Strgl mtre and Jacky Asbury Our class sponsor for thts year was Mrss MarJor1e Cordon The next fall we were very happy that we were no longer green freshmen Our class offlcers for thts year were Loutse Eagles prestdent Rosalea Edmonds vtce presldent Nadtne Swrnk secretary Mary Strglmtre treasurer Ray Sherley and Glorta Russell reporters Jacky Asbury and Janice Edmonds student councrl representatrves Our clas sponsor for thts year was Mrs Ella Mtner At last tn IQSO we became upperclassmen and became aware of our many responstbtlrttes To gutde us through thls rmportant year we chose as our class offtcers Jacky Asbury prestdent Rosalea Edmonds vtce prestdent Mary Sttglmrre secretary Ray Sherley treasurer Loutse Eagles and Walt Talx aferro reporters Our class sponsor thxs year was Mrs Irene Iohnsmeyer On November 2I the Juntor Play A Bargaln Is A Bargain was presented by eleven Jumors under the drrectton ol Mr Frank Graham SOPHOMORE ln the Autumn of 1949 we green freshtes entered L R H S to begtn our htgh school career After xnrtratton school went smoothly Our offtcers for the freshman year were prestdent Mary Ann Ztnser vtce prestdent Shtrley W1tt secretary Carol W1ll1ams treasurer Wtlma West reporter, Ethel Russell stu dent counctl members Bern1eceO Connor and Sherman Crouse and we were under the able leadershtp of Mtss Medtll as sponsor As the sophomores of 1950 51 we elected the followlng of frcers presxdent Berntece OConnor vrce presrdent, Buddy Flsher secretary Mary Ann Zlnser- treasurer Sherman Crouse reporter Mary Huycke, and Mrs 'vl1ner sponsor Our class has taken a great rnterest rn school act1v1t1es and has grven thelr full support to all school events FRESHMAN The Freshman Class of 1950 51 began thetr htgh school ltfe wtth htgh hopes and ambtttons A few of these hopes were dashed when the Semors planned and carrted out our rnttratron program But now that thtngs are back to normal agatn we can lookforward toa very happy and prosperous four years at Lanstng Hugh School Our class offrcers for tbxs year were prestdent Spencer Forbach vtce prestdent, Jeanne Hobbs secretary treasurer Norma Crosby bouncer Dallas Schaltpp and our class sponsor was Mr Donald Domann a new comer to Lanslng thls year What a way to rntttate htm ' lf - I I ' I . 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CLHSS will We the graduatlng tlass of IQ5I havrng completed four happy years at L R H S do make publlsh and declare thrs our last wrll and testament As we embark upon the sea of lrfe we would like to contrrbute to the desperatejunlors a few of our cherrshed possesslons before leavlng our beloved hlgh school To the faculty Mr Spam and st dent we leave a qureter and more elfrcrent hrgh school lo the Juurors we leave the opportunrty to set an example of hrgher standard of l1V1Ilg 1 ROBERT LIPP leave my abrlrty to run the nule to Ray mond Sherley I SOPHIA NICHOLSON leave my good gr des to Janlce Edmonds and Mary Tolbert I GEORGE STUDDARD leave my abrlrty to cross swords wrth Mr Graham to Bob l-orbach and Mary Suglmrre To Margaret Tolbert l CAROLYN I-IOBBS bequeath my abrllty to catch a man To Alberta Serchepxne I DOLORES HINTZ bequeath my abrlrty to be quret 1n a class dlscussron To Charrce Forbach I JOAN CAMP bequeath my cute lrttle drmples I GLADYS 'IROWBRIDGL gladly ryrll my physrcs book to 'ylrnna Camp and Glorra Russell I TOM POW ELL leaxe Illy abrlrty to frlrbuster an unsus pectrug teacher to Lourse Eagles and 'xadrue Swrnk I PEGGY LOLL leafe my good grades rn Socral Scrcnce to Jacky Asbury To Mary Jane Burgard 1 E rRllARA NIARCIIEFSKI wrll my typing abrlrty To Dorothy Schnerder I CHARLOTTE IVILLIAXIS leaye m trombone To Mr Earl Johnsmeyer I WILFORD MARTIN bedULJlll m trumpet to urge the basl etb Ill boys on 1 LARRY l-ORBACH leave my Cheyy to Rosaleahdm nds so she won t be dependent on a lord l CHARLES SEYMOUR wrl my abrlrty to play basletmll l BOB RUSH bequeath my rrotlous temper to XS alt Talra lerro BLHSS PHUPHECU As our senror year drew to a close we started dreamrng about a class reunron tn t L future At our last class meetrng we de crded to have a reunton rn the year of 1961 at our beloved hrgh school And so rhls long awarted ume has come I flew from Wash rngton to Kansas Crty and went to Lansrng the next day We had a frne drnner and then a meetrng After the meetrng we had a short program tn which each member was asked to tell about hrs actrvrtres durrng the past ten years Tom Powell presrdent of our semor class IS now U Senator no need to menuon Tom s party JoanCamp IS now ad1et1c1an ata large mrdwestem hosprtal The chref nurse at the same hosprral rs none other than Charlotte Wrllrams Joan and Charlotte were always good pals and are happy to be workrng together Wrll wonders never cease? George Studdard rs now a prrest rn the Order of St Benedrct He IS the pastor of a central Kansas parrsh Larry Forbach always rellgrously mrnded rs now a Chrrs nan mrnrster wrth a pastorate rn Texas Barbara Marchefsl-41 15 now a famous rnterror decorator rn New York She rs also married and has several chrldren As a plane zoomed over the hrgh school we knew rs waslrom Lrpp sAv1at1onServ1ce Yes l Sald Lrpp Bob now has athrrvmg busrness and rs located tn Kansas Crty Carolyn Hobbs after recervrng her B S Degree from I 1 lram Jewell College IS now an actress rn Hollywood The next person to mtroduce hrmself was Charles Seymour Charles rs now the asslstant coach at Ottawa Unrxersrty A other member of our group Bobby Rush rs now head coach at a Nebraska hrgh school The srlent member ofour class Dolores Hrntz now operates a confectronary store rn Oklahoma Crty She told us that Gladys Trowbrldge rs governess of a banker s children and could not attend our reumon Peggy Zoll who we expected to run a darry or the lrke IS now head of the stenographrc department of a large manufac turrng frrm The musrc for our evenrng dance was provrded by the Tommy Dorsey of our class Wrlford Martrn and hrs frnc or chestra They traveled all the way from ChlC3gO to play for the dance And I Sophia Nlcholson am now prrvate secretary to a U S senator and I am always porntrng my ambrtlons toward that same posrtron 15 v . . or u I v , I - , 1 Y V I, 5 ' 'I ' I' I ' I 1 ' l ' , '. . v - I I V 1: 5 E I D , . 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'W- 'f'+'7 A hw RHHIH 0 0 0 TOP ROXN LEFT TO RIGHT Bobby Tumble Charles Krumm Patty Rush Bobble Moore Jean Hobbs Norma Crosby Glenda Mlller Judy Rogers Delores l'lSll6l' Shirley Mrlls THIRD ROW Jo Ann Wendel Shtrley Wttt Buddy Fxsher Bernrece O Connor Lewls Staflord Carol Wxlltams Mary Huycke Ethel Russell Ruth Huycke Mary Ann Zlnser Alberta Schelptne SECOND ROW Chance Forbach Nadtne Swmk Glorla Russell Rosalea Edmonds Jamce Edmonds Loulse Eagles Mary Stlglmlre Mrnna Camp Ray Sherley Way man Hartman Dorothy Schne1der FRONT ROW Gladys Trowbrldge Tommy Powell Charlotte Wtlltams Carolyn Hobb Barbara Ann Marchefskr Sophia Ntcholson Joan Camp Peggy Zoll Larry Forbach Dolores MAKE UP Any student may Jom the Dramatlcs Club The f1rst step IS an apprentlce A student 15 a Journeyman when he has earned seven po1nts Then he may vote on all matters except electlon of offxcers Whenamember has earned ten po1nts he 1S known as a master and ITIZYJOIH the Thes p1ans whlch 15 a nat1onal soc1ety The motto 1S Act well your part, there all the honor 11 s The group presented an evenmg of One Act Plays These mcluded NotQu1te SuchA Goose , Orch1d s For Mar1e and Fhght Of The Her ons The off1cers of the club were Soph1aN1ch olson pres1dent, Joan Camp, v1ce pres1dent, Barbara Ann Marchefskl secretary, Carolyn Hobbs treasurer, Charlotte W1ll1ams, record Curtaln Z0 .girth DHHIHHTICS 'Wr- T1CkCtS Please CA Fit N . . ,L ix. 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The .Tumor Class of I..ans1ng I-hgh Sc hool presents A BARGAIN IS A BAR GAIN acornedy 1n three acts Thursday November Z1 8 p rn W1lbur Jones the husband Wayman Hartman Mrs Jones H15 w1fe LOUISE Eagles V1rg1n1a the1r oldest daughter Rosa lea Edmonds Dorls Thelr youngest daughter Nadlne Sw1nk Mrs .Ienkms Mrs Jones mother Glor1a Russell Bertha the housekeeper Mary Mr Wh1ppledorf the Fr1ed P1e Klng Bob Forbach Mrs Whlppledorf h1s w1fe Janlce Edmonds Madame De Plaza the crazy psycluatrxst Charlce Forbach Mrs Jarrnson Madame De Plaza s s1ster M1nna Camp Butch Magu1re the football hero Ray Sherley Waldemar Castleberry a poet Walt Tahferro . . , . ll ll ' I Y I , . . , . . . , . . , . . ' , . . ' 1 . , . . . , .... . . . . . . . . Stiglimire . , . . 0 , 't . . . . , .... ' I . , . . , . . . , .... r JUHIUR PLHU BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Wayman Hartman Ray Sherley, Bob Forbach W :1ltTal11ferr0 SLCOIND ROW: Mary Stiglirnlre Janlce Edmonds Louise Eagles, lvlinna Camp FRONT ROW Chance For bach, Nadine Swink Glorra Russell Rosalea Ed monds, Frank Graham dlrector ORC IIIIDS IDR JIARII. BACR ROW L l TO RIGHT Tommy Powell Ba I R11s11 Lluiys 'IFOXVIDFILIEG George Smodard Ir.1r1I Gfilldlll dutcfor IrROIxT ROW C ar mt WlIIllIllS Barbara A1111 Ixlarchtfslu 11111 Camp Dolores Il1m7 Pcs y L1 1. E L...4d NOT QUITE SUCH A GOOSE BACK ROW Donald Roberts Frank Graham dxrector Ethel Russell FRONT ROW Mary An11 Zmser Sh1rley VVIII Jo Ann Wendel Sherman Crouse Z2 Lansing High Dramatists to GIVE 3 Plays Program Tomorrow Night Includes Drama To Be Entered rn a Contest The productlve prxze ubbon ed dramat1cs departmen of the Lansmg Hlgh School w1ll present a trxo of one act plays for res1 dents of thxs axea tomorrow mght Frank Graham who d1rects the hlgh school thesp1ans says the plays w1ll be The Fllght of the Herons Not Quxte Such a Goose and Orchards for M ne The program begms at 8 PM at the hlgh School aud1tor1um The first named of the three plays IS the one the Lansmg stu dents wnll enter In the tn coun ty one act play festlval at Tonga noxxe March 9 The Lansmg outfrt has walked away wxth top honors at several such meetmgs m the past 'THE FLIGHT of the Herons concerns a beautrful young Rus slan glrl who has been sentenced to death by the government The cast mcludes Carolyn Hobbs as Anna Larry Forbach as Mxtrz Sophxa Nxcholson Caterma Pat Sherley as Ivan and Wayman Hartman as Much ae A hvely farce Not Qulte teen agers and a perplexed mother Albert played bv Sherman Crouse, is a fellow who pitches 1 mean outside curve and thinks glrls are sally until his big sis ters girl lrlend, played by Mary Ann Zinser, comes to vlslt Then Albert falls in love DON ROBERTS as Ph111p Fllck Sylvia Bell played by Jo Ann Wendel and Shirley Wxtt playxng as Mrs Bell, round out the cast The senxor dramatxcs group wxll be featured m the fmal pro duct1on Orchards for Mane The play centers around Rob ert Hammond, played by Bobby Rush Robert I8 back from col lege thxnkmg his old fnends are too crude for hun Before the play ends all is as it should be though. The cast mcludes George Stud dard as Bxlly Stone Charlotte Wllhams as Jean Akers Barbara Marchefskx as Agnes Moulton Joan Camp as Mrs Hammond Peggy Zoll as Daxsy Hammond Tom Powell as Earnest Jackson and Dolores Hlntz as Rosalind Hammond -. ' 1 O Q.. ' 4 K I 3 A is 1 W Q, wr . W . . ,. IK I y ' . ' ,g , 1 If we . , .- X37 5 I ' '. EI' ' : ' , 'Ivy ' . I ,A 15 , 1 , ,L . ' - , X L . , , K ' - T : Y . l1'.1 ' ' 1 1, ' 1 ki - V , w 4, ,,g, ' , . ' A rr ' K n 4: ' n Y u a- ' 11 1 1 li I , ' ' ' . V , I t . . . 5 ' ' 1 E ' I . 4 I xr 'EA us.. K- ' ' I 24,7 ...........................-.- 2 m 1 X ' 'g ' ' as I 1 Z is I 1 ' 1' S51 I Ill ' 3 ' 1 A Such a Goose xs about four 1 lf ' ,ta ' v K V I -. 5 V I I 1 . 5 ,dsx ' 1 I tfi' ' ' ,L '- ul 1 , w. , 4 . S ' : ' , V , l 1 . 4 ' I 1 ' l' ' A ' Li ' fl- , . 1? ' . ' - X , . . . . , , I tai , 1, I l ' A V Yrs I' is 1 I 5 N, ffm' Q . ' - , . ' : ' I I . ' I I . : , ' ' , 5 . , , 5 FLIGHT UF THE HEHUHSH T7 FLIGHT OF THE HERONSU, BACK ROW: Larrylriorbacll, Shirley Witt, Donald Roberts, Frank Graham, director, FRONT ROW: Sophia Nichol- son, Carolyn Hobbs, Ray Slierley, Wayman Hartman. CHARACTERS: Anna Kerenoff, a prisoner. Carolyn Hobbs Caterina Kerenoff, her mother . . . . . . . . . Sophia Nicholson Mitri Koslov, her lover . . . . . . . . . . Larry Forbach Ivan, a guard at the prison. . Ray Sherley . . . . . . . . . . Robert Trimble Micheal, another guard .Wayman Hartman Scene: A cell in a Russian prison. Time: Late evening. , .W 'ti It llllll 3 . 'LQ' Three Schools Share Festival Pla Honors Tonganoxie. Baselior and Lansing Participate in Tri-County Event Friday Three schools, Tonganoxie, Lansing and Basehor, shared top honors in the Tri-County One- Act play festival held Friday evening March 9. Professor Dale Purcell of the Speech Department at Ottawa University judged the event which was held in Tonganoxie. Easton, Jarbalo and Piper were awarded second divisior ratings. Linwood High School did not enter a play in the event. Tro- phies were awarded to the three schools receiving first division ratings. The Lansing play, Flight of the Herons, directed by Frank Graham, was cast as follows: Anna Kerenoff, Carolyn Hobbsg Caterina Kerenoff, Sophia Nich- olsong Mitri Koslov, Larry For- bachg Ivan, Robert Trimble and Micheal, Wayman Hartman. Lansing and Basehor have en- tered their plays in the district play festival at Topeka next Sat- urday. Lansing was a first divi- sion winner in the event last year. 'rf ' .f ..g. MIXED CHURUS BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Minner, Jeanne Hobbs, Carol Williams, Carolyn Hobbs, Dolores Ilintz, Dorothy Schneider, Bob Forbach, Garey Nicholas, Ray Sherley, Tom Powell, Gladys Trowbridge, Joan Camp, Norma Crosby, Betty Stuclrey. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Zoll, Shirley Rush, Charlotte Williams, Shirley Witt, Barbara Marchefslti, Ruth Murdock, William Trowbridge, Russell Murdock, Donald Roberts, Lewis Stafford, Shirley Mills, Sophia Nicholson, Judy Rogers, Militia Camp, Mary Stiglmire. SECOND ROW: Ruth Huyclre, Paula Reed, Nadine Swink, Gloria Russell, Berniece O'- Connor, Louise Eagles, Wilford Martin, Buddy Fisher, Delbert Schalipp, Bobby Trimble, Sherman Crouse, Janice Edmonds, Alberta Seichpine, Rosalea Edmonds, Ethel Russell, Mary Huycke. FRONT ROW: Lois Walters, Mary Ann Z.inser, Dolores Fisher, Patty Rush, Charice Forbach, Betty Woelhart, Mary Jane Burguard, Dallas Schalipp, Charles Krumm, Bob Meyer, Billy Luneford, Jim Mlynek, Mary Tolbert, Frances Z.oll, Bobbie Moore, Margaret Tolbert, Jo Ann Wendell, Nellie Blaser, With a large percentage of students en- rolled in music courses, the music depart- ment has done very creditable work helping in various programs and activities of the year for both school and civic organizations. The organization of the Lansing Rural High School Chorus of sixty voices was a new addition to the Curriculum of our school in the fall. The first public appearance for both the chorus and the band occurred Sept. Z3when the music dept. was represented onboth the afternoon and evening programs for the Home Coming and Dedication of our new gymnasium. On Oct. 21, in Leavenworth the chorus presented two numbers for the Leav- enworth County Teachers Association at the Methodist Church. The chorus prepared the following num- bers which were given by massed chorus groups for the Tri-County League Music Festival,held at Basehor RuralHigh School Mar. 16. It's a Grand Night for Singing ...........Rodgers Bless This House .... Brahe Cowboy's Meditation. . . Wilson Ol' Man River ...... Kern The Boys' Glee Club also participated with massed Boys' Glee Club in the songs. Night and Day ..... Porter Strike Up the Band . . Gershwin The Girls' Glee Club prepared Now Thank We All Our God . . . . . . . . Arr. by Cailliet Desert Song ...... Foster which were sung at the Festival by massed girls' groups. The following students entered Solos and ensembles for criticism as follows: Invitus fvocal solol . Ray Sherley Open the Gates of the Temple fvocal solol, . . Judy Rogers Little David Play on your Harp vocal trio . . . Judy Rogers , , , , , , , , Louise Eagles ..........PeggyZ011 Three of a Kind fcornet triol . . . . . . . . Wilfred Martin . ....... James Fisher . . . . . . . Delbert Schalipp Gavotte Classique fclarinet quartet, , , , , , , , Mary Stiglemire . Rosalea Edmonds . . . . Nadine Swink . . . . . . . . JoAnn Wendel The music department gave its Spring Concert April 24. The chorus and various ensembles , solos contributed selections for Baccalaureate and Commencement exer- cises. I BHHD CLARINETS - Mary Ann Zinse r , Betty Woelhart, Mary Stiglemire, Nadine Swink, Rosalealildmonds, Patty Rush. SAXOPHONES - Mary Tolbert, Frances Zoll, Shirley Witt, Norma Crosby. BARITONE - Judy Rogers. CORONETS - Charles Krumm, Buddy Fish- er, Delbert Schalipp, Wilford Martin, Minna Camp, Shirley Rush. TROMBONES - Jim Mylenck, William Trowbridge, Margaret Tolbert, Joan Camp, Charlotte Williams, MaryHuy- cke. DRUMS - BASS DRUM - Ruth Murdock, SNARE - Bobby Trimble, CYMBALS - Ruth I-Iuycke. FLUTES - Jo Ann Wendle, Dolores Fisher DIRECTOR - Mrs. Miner. Mary and Margaret Tolbert, Jim My- lenck, William Trowbridge, and Judy Rog- ers have dropped band. Shirley Mills is replacing Judy on the Baritone. Paula Reed is playing a clarinet and Jo Ann Wendle is now playing. a clarinet. The Band which is in its second year took a very active part at all Home Basket- ball games this year. The Band entered the Tri-County League Music Festival for crit- icism this year, playing two numbers Pompous Major ...... Olivadoti Judys' Dream .... . Buchtel They also joined the massed bands in following numbers United Nations . . March . . King Chapel Shrine . . Reverie .... Leoni Atlantis Suite . . lst Movement. Sofrank Torch of Liberty . . March . . King Star Spangled Banner .... . Key Solos and ensemble groups from band have appeared on many programs during the year. The cooperation of both the community and music students have added much to the progress of the music department. 5--1-ni-is Nadine Swrnk the accompanist or the Chorus UHHTHTH A Christmas Cantata Chimes of the Holy Night by Fred B. Holton was presented by the chorus on December I7 as a Vesper Service at 3:30 p. m. The program opened with the strains of O Come All Ye Faithful being played by Nadine Swink at the piano. The sixty-robed members of the chorus all singing began to file slowly from the vestibule to the stage which was lighted by 28 candles placed in four cande- labra. The program then continued as follows Christmas Bells Are Ringing How Beautiful Upon the Mountains Alto Solo Peggy Zoll and Chorus But Thou Bethlehem Chorus and Soprano Oblrgato, Judy Rogers Earth s Weary Waiting Done Soprano and Alto Duet Sophia Nicholson and Barbara Ann Marchefskr In the Watches of the Night Soprano Solo Charlotte Williams Good Tidings Girls Voices Let Us Go Even Unto Bethlehem Baritone Solo Ray Sherley Boys Voices and Chorus Jesus Our Lord Soprano Solo Judy Rogers and Girls Two Part Chorus Break Forth Into Joy IO The Star In the Eastern Sky Soprano Obligato, Louise Eagles and Chorus II The Lord Is Born Today ,aw Q O ss! 'Hurting Z6 Mixed Chorus at the Home Coming and Dedication Servrcessingtng the Alma Mater Chorus ln action at the Christmas Cantata CORNET TRIO LEFT TO RIGHT Buddy Fisher Delbert Scbalrpp Wilford Martin No. 1. H ' ' ' No. 2. ' ' - . . No. 3. . - ' . No. 4. ' ' ' - , ' ' No. 5. ' - , ' ' . NO. 6. H . . N - . , . . No. 7. -' N - ' , , ' ' NO. 8. , - , ' - . No. 9. No. . - ' ' . No. . f I I k I! 1 . - ' lv , l , QQ' M i s ... els si x or L f' p - fir-ss , I Hx...-if -if . A-Y! 09, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nellie Blaser, Betty Stuckey, Betty Woellhart, Minna Camp, Dolores Hintz, Gladys Trowbridge, Dorothy Schneider, Shirley Mills, Paula Reed. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Rush, Glenda Miller, Gloria Russel, Barbara Marchefski, Joan Camp, Sophia Nicholson, Peggy Zoll, Mary Stiglmire, Shirley Rush, Mary Jane Burguard, Mrs. Johnsmeyer, THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Williams, Norma Crosby, Roberta Moore, Jo Ann Wendell, Mary Ann Zinser, Louise Eagles, Berniece O'Connor, Frances Z.oll, Lois Walters. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ethel Russel, Jeanne Hobbs, Rosalea Edmonds, Carolyn Hobbs, Charice Forbach, Ruth Huycke, Mary Huycke, Dolores Fisher, Judy Rogers, CHEERLEADERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlotte Williams, Nadine Swink, Janice Edmonds, The officers are as follows: Joan Camp, Presi- dent: Barbara Ann Marchefski, Vice President, Louise Eagles, Secretary-Treasurer, CHEERLEADERS, Lift to Right: Janice Edmonds Nadine Swink Charlotte Williams 4 I s f 5' A A 4' . -' - ' 27 1, In-:B 1 f A fi 1 'wa Qs! 8 L31 Crouse ?? Asbury Studdaru Sherley Powell Gamble C. Forbach Seymour V - pk if I '. kj 3 Q , jf' f if , 4 Stafford Nicholas Murdock Grafe Schalipp R. Forbach ff Taliaferro Trowbridge Iohnsmeyer S U B H I- I- Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing SEASONS RECORD Won 10 Lost 0 33 Jarbalo 35 Easton 32 Linwood 39 Pipe r 17 Nortonville Z2 Jarbalo 17 Easton 17 Linwood 31 Pipe r 10 Nortonville Z56 Opponents TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost Pe r Cent Points Lansing 8 O 1. 000 ZZ9 Easton 6 2 . 750 147 Linwood 3 5 . 375 89 Jarbalo 3 5 . 375 81 Piper 0 8 . 000 39 BATTING AVERAGES Seymour 36 38 Z9 Crouse 37 Z8 23 Powell 46 30 Z8 Forbach, S 19 10 10 Studdard 44 2.5 ZZ Rush 2.3 26 ll Asbury 18 Murdock 4 She rley 13 Taliaferro 9 Gamble 7 Stafford 1 Others 12 3 9 Z 5 9 11 8 15 3 8 73 OPP- 56 77 107 141 204 806 62.2 609 526 500 478 439 400 371 360 333 067 375 DEPARTMENT LEADE RS Batting Seymour 806 Crouse 6-ZZ Runs Seymour 38 Powell 30 Hits Seymour -3 Powell Z8 At Bat Powell 46 Studdard 44 Walks Rush 16 Seymour 15 Strike out She rley 5 Stafford 3 Doubles Powell 8 Crouse 6 Studdarcl 6 Triples Studdard 4 Powell 3 Forbach 3 Gamble 3 Home Runs Seymour 16 Rush 4 Asbury 4 Total Bases Seymour 82 Powell 51 For the third straight season the Lansing softball team went through undefeated under the coaching of Earl Johnsmeyer. Jacky Asbury, the Lions hurler was credited with nine victories and Charles Seymour was credited with one victory. 29 Charles Seymour Sen1or Carey Nlcholas Freshman .l Jacky Asbury Jun1or George Studdard Senlor 5 Walt Tahaferro Junior Sherman Crouse Tommy Powell Sophomore Senlor 30 Ray She rley .Tumor Bobby R ush Senlor Lew1s Stafford Sophomore Y' 1 S7 f' V 8' -Q 5 Q 1 I I y I - Q. I. ,f ix:-' ,' .. ,1. J.. I ' .1 l. Q 5 . 1 ' M, A ' 'J 'IZ' ' 1 xxx , :H - . . ', ' , ' -. . .. S A 1 '1'-4- - ..' - . ,, : f-'o ' ' ' ' : , av - - ..' rpci. '.L 5 '- '.. qw-, . , ..-' . ' .'.. ,- - -.-.---------------- .- . .A, . , O - -- Q.. - . 1'. -' . 9' .5 5 , '.. ': 'lr. I : '.. ..'. .. 0 . , . . 9... 't hit lui . W b. 0 jf.: - ' ' w ' 1: . , X I . ' ' -'Z' 1 . .1,. - 3 q ,'.. . X, :, -, . -. . . .. , .. I .. my ' v - ,. '- f . -. .... , . - '-, . . . -. 1. , u . .1 r-1 -Fin... z I ,-,.:,, f. ' '.': 1 'F' n' Q . . - . S , ,. f . . . 1.- X , - . ' - ' . X ,, I' Q .., -. x' SE . N .':-1 ,gs H.-o . U .- L-c V .h '. ' O I Q . - 5 v -nl o u ... .::' .A ,.. , . -Lv...-, '.,.'.:' .., I-.-..: .:',.. J.. I-' I 1 ' W' l . .. 1. a 3' 5 ,yi . ,. M ! Y Y 5 5 ' Jef v, . x fr , A 4. -1111 A X X ' ' ll '-X kk L A - , I 24 I u ' Y f 9 TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dallas Schalipp, Billy Luncford, Russell Murdock, Gary Schneider, Bill Trowbridge, Danny Grafe, MIDDLE ROW: Spence Forbach, Don Gamble, Tommy Powell, Lewis Stafford. Walt Taliaferro, Sherman Crouse, Coach Johnsmeyer. BOTTOM ROW: George Studdard, Ray Sherley, Garey Nicholas, Charles Seymour, Jacky Asbury, Bobby Rush, Lansing Cops Tri-C League Tournev Title Undefeated Lions Beat Linwood, 58-29 in Fi- nal: Touguuoxii- Third Tri-County 'I.i-agiiv Tournament llfinalsl ' Lansing 58. Linwood 2.0, championship first teams. Tonganoxie 40. Baaehur 29. consolation, first teams. Tonganoxie 31. Bas:-lmr 27, champion- . . la li if ,. S is . i . ix . l 1 'E v fl ship second tclirns. .4,.... u Lansing, Kas.,-lSpecial to The Times! -- Lansings undefeated Lions, before 3 capacity crowdf here Friday night, rolled over 'I Linwood s Bulldogs, 58-29 to cap ture the championship in the an nual Tri-County league tourna ment. -5 i 5 ,r i Tonganoxiefs Chieftains grab-3 bed third place by defeating Base- hor's Bobcats, 40-29 in the conso lation game, while Tonganoxie's reserves edged out Busehor's re- - i l i serves. 31-2? to annex the title, in the Second Team brocket. BY FRIDAY nights victory.: Coach Earl Johnsmeyers Lansingg Top Scoring Honors no Seymour of Lamiing Charles Seymour, of Lansing High Schools undefeated and championship Tri-County league and tournament Lions, racked up 46 points to annex top scor- ing honors in semi-final and fi- nal games of the Tri-C tourney completed Friday night at Lans- ing. C a in p b e 1 1 of Tonganoxie proved runner-up with a total of 33 points for the two games. Teams to reach the semi-finals were Lansing, Linwood, Tonga- noxie and Basehor. Teams fail- ing to reach the semi-finals were Easton, Piper and Jarbalo. The high scorers, in order: , Pts. Sexmour. 14211151118 Camllbell. T0hSa ...,. .............33 Reed. Linwood .... . Asbury. Lansing no Peterson. Basehor Ward. Linwood Qhel La i 24 .. r ey. rising , ,, Laughlin. Tonga ..... ,,,, Studdard, Lansing Washburn. Linwood . . . . . . . Wickey. Tonza . ...... ,,,, Rush. Lansing . .... , , , , R. Swope, Basehor . .. . . . , Nicholas. Lansing ..... L- Swope. Basehor . .... ... ........ 23 21 Z1 17 16 l6 16 14 14 13 ll 11 Lansinv' Lions U ,Cop -District f lCage Tourney E x i i i l 3 . . Defeat St. Joseplfs CShaw- neej in Final. 65-48 for No. 23 'Win in a Row The Tournament Results Lansing 65, St. Joesph lShawneeJ 48. Championship. Mchouth 50, Winchester 49. lover- - timep. Consolation. Lansing, Kas., - fSpecial to iThe Times? - Lansing High i E L School's undefeated Lions, Tri- County league champions, before a capacity crowd here Friday night, defeated St. Joseph's of Shawnee, Kas., 65-48 to capture top laurels in the state Class B District tourney. McLouth edged Winchester, Q50-49 in the waning seunds r-f an overtime period to cop third 5 place. Winchester and McLouth afinished second and third, re- J All-Tournamlqt Teimg I 'ETSU ' ' lS'econdl Seymour 6Lasl ,.F ...... Reed 1Li.ni Campbell, iTongav.F.. Sherlev alias! Ward lf-HU . .... C.L3u2!i1lin iTongai ASPPUY3' 'Last ..G Stziddard ibasi R- Swfirw 1B.1si .. G Vlickey irongai spectively, in the Jefferson Countv league race. A iMcLouth Player Tops Tournament Scoring McLouth, rolling up a 93412 win over Jarbalo .in a first . round game. placed four I players, including the leader, 1 Zachariah. in the Lansing Q tournament scoring. Zechariah, competing in 3 games, tallied 44 points. Lan- sing's Seymour proved run- nerup with 42 and Pence of Winchester dunked 39. The leading scorers: ,Zu-hariah. McLouth ................ :Seym0ur. Lansing .......... ...... lPence. Winchester ...,.. ..,.. Behne, McLouth .......... ..... Asbury. Lansing ....... ...... ..... L94-hmiedeler, Sr. Joseph ..... ...., Sherley, Lansing ..... ..... Y I M Lo h Lobb, McLouth ....... . ..... 31 os, c ut . ..... .... .....1-1 Nachbar. St. Joseph ..... ...Ugg 1.111 T TO RIGHT: Coach Johusmeyer, George Studdard, Jacky Asuury, Ray Sherley, Garey Nicholas, Charles Seymour, Bobby Rush. FIRST TEAM LEAGUE GAMES Lansing 51 Linwood 45 OT 61 Piper 25 52 Basehor 36 55 Tonganoxie 44 79 Jarbalo 22 63 Easton 26 72 Piper 21 65 Linwood 45 64 Basehor 57 OT 51 Tonganoxie 49 OT 97 Jarbalo 16 58 Easton 36 NON-LEAGUE GAMES Lansing 52 Eudora 51 38 De Soto 25 45 Silver Lake 41 34 De Soto 32 65 Gardner 41 47 Eudora 41 LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Lansing 69 Basehor 37 58 Linwood 29 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lansing 34 Easton 26 51 McLouth 47 65 St. Joseph 48 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Lansing 50 Spring Hill 51 LEADING FIRST TEAMS SCORERS Free Throw Seymour Asbury Studdard She rley Rush Nicholas Points Percentage 477 681 322 543 161 344 174 274 132 360 71 394 , ,Q TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Iohnsmeyer, Dallas Schalipp, Billy Luncford, Russell Murdock, Gary Schneider, Bill Trowbridge, Danny Grafe, BOTTOM ROW: Spence Forbach, Don Gamble, Tommy Powell, Lewis Stafford, Walt Taliaferro, Sherman Crouse. B TEAM LEAGUE GAMES LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Lansing 41 Linwood Lansing 31 Piper 15 40 Piper 33 Basehor 44 26 Basehor 33 Tonganoxie ' 35 Jarbalo B TEAM SCORING 32 Easton Free Throw ' 38 Piper Points Percentage Z9 Basehor Crouse 132 . 448 34 Tonganoxiex Taliaferro 115 . 521 38 Jarbalo Nicholas 102 . 394 ' 36 Easton Stafford 100 .417 Powell 84 . 324 Forbach 73 . 367 NON LEAGUE GAMES Gamble 35 . 357 Lansing 44 Eudora Schneider 23 . 280 16 De Soto Murdock 18 . 400 28 Silver Lake Trowbridge 3 . 1000 Z3 De Soto 44 Gardner 31 Eudora No, 31, Jacky Asburyg No, 33, Ray Sherleyg No, 20, Tommy Powellg No. 21, Sherman Crouseg No. 35, Charles Seymour, No. 22, Garey Nicholasg No. 25, Lewis Stafford, No. 32, Bobby Rush, No, 30, Wall Taliaferrop No. 34, George Studdard, THREE YEAR RECORD For the past three years Lansing has complied a sports record unequaled by any school in Kansas. Under the coach- ing of Earl Johnsmeyer the Lions have won for their school 18 first place trophies in softball,basketba1l,and track dur- ing the past three years. In addition the 1950 Lions were runners up in the Kansas State Class B Tournament. As the Lions Roar goes to press our boys are looking forward to the track and baseball season of 1951. In three years our basketball team has won 77 games against only 3 defeats, two of their losses were by 1 point and the other was to Downs in the state finals. During this period L. H. S. scored 5,329 points against 2,810 for the opposition. For the 80 games we averaged 66.6 against 35.1 points for the opposition. Four of our boys, Wayne Seymour U9491, Don McQuillan fl9501, Charles Seymour f19501, and Bill Young fl9501were placed on all state teams. The lead- ing scorers during this period were as follows: McQuillan, 14623 C. Seymour, 11603 Young, 9803 Henchek, 776, and W. Seymour 508. 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