Lansing High School - Lion Yearbook (Lansing, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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GRAHAM K,S T C Pittsburg Social Science, Dramatics. ELLA MINER B. S. -- K. S. T. C. Hays: Music, Home Economics. IRENE IOHNSMEYER B. S, -- Tarkio College: Science, Mathematics, Physical Ed. CHARLOTTE MEDILL B. A, -- St, Mary College: Spanish, English, Librarian EARL W. IOHNSMEYER B. S. -- K.5.T.C. Emporia: Commerce, Physical Ed.: Coach 'Q 'fl s I M DONALD DOMANN B, S, -- K.S,T.C, Emporia: Industrial Arts, Physical Science. FW i ff 3531 RALPH SPAIN Custod1an QL s 'Q-I SENl0Rs Us 9 Oo xv A '51 Of: xv, M A MR- s FRA ponsor NK GRA HA M li I , wb 009,69 CVS' x cya? N,e?4o950d6'0 , x , A qoo'4x?N:CO 1 ' QOOBG5 . , 3000 ef' W ' ' b ' ,JY xoaq' Ir 9060 1. 9 of QOQW I ' .. ov? Q X , ..., i 3 ' I 1 x 2' I i tx va 4 . , . A . E E 115 . fs A ROSALEA JEAN EDMONDS One-Act Play '49 Class Assistant Secretary '49 Class Vice-President '50, '51, '52 Cheerleader '50 Junior Play '51 Pep Club President '52 Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Dramatics Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Thespian Club '51, '52 Thespian President '52 Music Festival '49, '50, '51, '52 Homecoming Queen '51 Christmas Cantata '51, '52 f Co-Business Mana er of Yearbook '52 a gp, b Hi-Lights Society iiditor '52 ,yss , Carnival Queen '49, '52 5 P Pep Band '51, '52 , ' l :f i g Carnival Production Staff '52 Senior Play '52 gfigf, Thespian Letter '51, '52 . '.. opefem -52 N an ' f am WALTER QWALTD TALIAFERRO Basketball '51, '52 Softball '50 Football '52 . Ir. Class Reporter '51 Junior Play '51 Class President '52 Yearbook Staff '52 Hi-Lights Staff '52 Senior Play '52 Dramatics Club '52 'N A l lfs 'Q Q MARY KATHARINE STIGLMIRE Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Student Council '49 Dramatics Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Class Reporter '49 Music Festival '49, '50, '51, '52 Class Treasurer '50 Class Secretary '51 Spring Concert '51, '52 Pep Band '51, '52 Itmior Play '51 Class Secretary-Treasurer '52 Thespian Club '51, '52 Thespian Vice-President '52 Editor-in-Chief of Hi-Li his '52 Carnival Production Stal? '52 Cantata '51, '52 Yearbook Staff '52 Operetta '52 IANICE UANJ EDMONDS Yearbook Reporter '49 Class Treasurer '49 Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Studen-t Council '50, '52 Dramatics Club '50, '51, '52 Mixed Chorus '51, '52 Junior Play '51 Music Festival '50, '51, '52 Christmas Cantata '51, '52 Spring Concert '51, '52 Cheerleader '51, '52 School Reporter for Hi-Lights '52 Vice-President of Dramatics Club '52 Co-Business Manager of Yearbook '52 Senior Play '52 Thespian Club '51, '52 Production Staff of Carnival '52 Operetta '52 1- IQN IACKY LEROY ASBURY Class Secretary '49 Student Council '49, '50 Vice-President of Student Council '52 Class President '51 Music Festival '50, '52 Hi-Lights Staff '52 Carnival Staff '52 Yearbook Staff '52 Basketball '49, '50, '51, '52 Softball '49, '50, '51 Track '50, '52 Football '52 Senior Play '52 Hard Ball '51 Dramatics Club '52 Operetta '52 Mixed Chorus '50, '52 Chrismias Cantata '52 45 , El? ' W 1 4 5315 'Ei fs iff? 'Q . 'F E F UI, Q' til '11 J NADINE CDEANIEJ SWINK Class President '49 Music Festival '49, '50, '51 Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Class Secretary '50 Dramatics Club '51, '52 Iimior Play '51 Cheerleader '51, '52 Christmas Cantata '51, '52 One-Act Play '49 Pep Band '51 Senior Play '52 Spring Concert '51, '52 Operetta '52 Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook 52 School Reporter for Hi-Lights 52 Production Staff of Camival 52 Mixed Chorus Accompanist 51 52 Girls' Trio Accompanist '51 52 Carnival Queen Attendant '52 RAYMOND EUGENE SHERLEY Basketball '50, '51, '52 Softball '50, '51 Track '50, '51 Hardball '51 Football Captain '51 Junior Play '51 Senior Play '52 Class Reporter '50 Student Council President '52 Dramatics Club '51, '52 Thespian Letter '51 Class Vice-President '49 Carnival King '49, '52 Music Festival '50, '51, '52 Yearbook Staff '52 Operetta '52 3353! nf! ' 4....f GLORIA DEA NE RUSSEL L Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Class Reporter '50 Iunior Play '51 Student Director '50 Thespian Letter '51 Thespian Society '51, '52 DramaticsC1ub'49, '50, '51, '52 Assistant Editor of Hi-Lights '52 One-Act Play '49 Christmas Cantata '51, '52 Music Festival '49, '50, '51, '52 Yearbook Staff '52 Secretary of Thespian Society '52 Production Staff of Carnival '52 Senior Play '52 Operetta '52 -i 'ISA Ji LOUISE QLOUQ EAGLES A Dramatics Club '49, '50, '51, '52 f Class President '50 Q Thespian Club '51, '52 ' One-Act Play '49 Associate Editor of Yearbook '52 Junior Play '51 Homecomin Queen Attendant '51 Art Editor 0FHi-Lights '52 Sec. -Treas. of Pep Club '51, '52 Class Reporter '49, '51 Christmas Cantata '51, '52 Music Festival '50, '51, '52 Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Girls' Trio '51, '52 Thespian Letter '51, '52 Sec. - Treas. of Dramatics Club '52 Production Staff of Carnival '52 Senior Play '52 One-Act Contest Play '52 Operetta '52 ' l-,,,1-.-1- DONALD CDONJ GAMBLE Track '51 A Softball '51 Q Band '50 Hi-Lights Staff '52 Yearbook Staff '52 Production Staff of Carnival '52 ROBERT NEAL FORBACH Iunior Play '51 Christmas Cantata '51, '52 Yearbook Staff '52 Music Festival '50, '51 Production Staff of Carnival Hi-Lights Staff '52 Dramatics Club '51 CHARICE QCHERRYJ FORBACH Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Mixed Chorus '51, '52 Ikamatics Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Snapshot Editor of Yearbook '52 Junior Play '51 Christmas Cantata '51, '52 Music Festival '50, '51, '52 Producdon Staff of Carnival '52 Society Editor of Hi-Lights '52 Operetta '52 'Z' fw- DOROTHY QDOTTYJ SCHNEIDER Dramatics Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Business Manager of Hi-Lights '52 Christmas Cantata '51, '52 Music Festival '49, '50, '51, '52 Production Staff of Carnival '52 Yearbook Staff '52 Senior Play '52 Mixed Chorus '50, '51, '52 Operetta '52 - - 2-25- f jllilil 3 ya 'VC v MARY JANE BURGARD Music Fesnval '50 '51 52 Chnsunas Cantata '51 52 Mixed Chorus '50 51 '52 Pep Club 50 51, 52 H1 L1ghns Staff '52 Yearbook Staff 52 Carnival Producuon Staff 52 Spring Concert '51, '52 Operetta '52 if ifiqrf . 'T 'Q .- J . E l'- Y , ry' E-,I W' 3,1311 I '-XJ' . '- '-- - --,-,.. FRANCIS HUGH MARTIN Track '49 - Maple Hill Football '49, '50 - Maple Hill Basketball '50 - Maple Hill Baseball '50 - Maple Hill griantggg 'cgf2Basketba11 Team '51 T?gcka'52 x 7 I1 l 1--LgQQQxxg.i Af ? 5,5 , ' . . ' ' .- L - so r-'bg 52 5, , 17 0665 Zf-do l f M FCJCTYGQPP m 1 if 4 f MINNA CAMP Pep Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Dramadcs Club '49, '50, '51, '52 Music Festival '49, '50, '51, '52 Mixed Chonxs '50, '51, '52 Pep Band '51, '52 Junior Play '51 Yearbook Staff '52 Hi-Lights Staff '52 Production Staff of Carnival '52 SeniornP1ay '52 Operetta '52 Q- QPYX CLASS HISTORY On September 7 1948 exghteen novrce htgh school students entered Lansmg Hrgh School as freshmen We enrolled as prospectrve graduates of 1952 but at the trme graduatron seemed a very drstant goal For the frrst few days we had the feelrng of really bemg lost rn a brg crty but by the trme we were rnrtrated we felt as rmportant as anyone else rn the student body Mrss Marjorre Cordon was selected as our sponsor and wrth her help we elected the followrng offrcers presldent Nadme Swmk vrce presrdent Ray Sherley secretary Jacky Asbury assrt sec Rosalea Edmonds treasurer Janrce Edmonds class reporters LOUISE Eagles and Mary Strglmrre student councrl representatrves Mary Strglmrre and Jacky Asbury Thrs year Lourse Eagles Rosalea Edmonds and Jacky Asbury presented a one act play The Payoff As the fall of 49 arrrved the Sophomore class chose the followmg offrcers presrdent Lourse Eagles vrce presrdent Rosalea Edmonds secretary Nadrne Swmk treasurer Mary Strglrnrre Our class was under the sponsorshrp of Mrs Mrner Durrng thrs year Rosalea Edmonds represented our class as one of the four cheerleaders New students that Jorned our class thrs year were Don Gamble Bob Forbach and Chance Forbach At last rn 50 we became upper classmen and became aware of our many responsrbrlrtres TQ gurde us through tlus year we elected the followrng offlcers presrdent Jacky Asbury vrce presrdent Rosalea Edmonds secretary Mary Strglmue treasurer Ray Sherley reporter Lourse Eagles and Walt Talraferro Thrs year we entertarned the senrors wrth the Junror Senror Banquet whrch was held rn the lrbrary Our theme was May Day Mrs Johnsmeyer sponsored our class thrs year After many hours ofhard practrce A Bargarn Is a Bargarn was presented as the Junror Play on November 21 under the drrectron of Mr Frank Graham Of the three thrs year two were Jumors Nadine Swrnk and Jamce Edmonds Ray Sherley and Wayman Hartman were rn the contest play The play took frrst 1nTn County and Dxstrrct Contests and thlrd rn the State New students enterrng our class thrs year were Frank Marttn Walt Talraferro Wyman Hartman and Clyde Cammack At last we are senrors lookmg forward to graduatmg from LHS and entermg a hurrred and unfrnrshed world Thrs year we are under the leadershrp of Mr Graham and have as our class offrcers presrdent Walt Tallaferro vrce presrdent Rosalea Edmonds secretary treasurer Mary Strglmrre presrdent of student COUl'lCl1 Ray Sherley student councrl representatrve Jan Edmonds Our class was always well represented rn basketball and among those were Walt Talraferro Jacky Asbury Ray Sherley and Don Gamble In track Jacky Asbury Ray Sherley Walt Talra ferro and Don Gamble The flrst year smce 1942 the boys played football and drd exceptronally well Among those were Ray Sherley Walt Talraferro Jacky Asbury and Frank Martrn During this year Janrce Edmonds and Nadrne Swrnk represented our class as two of the four cheerleaders The Senror Play Second Frddle was presented January 17 and was drrected by Mr Graham In the freld of dramatrcs those who partrcrpated Ln the J umor Play and other plays are lou1seEa les Ian1ceEdmonds MrnnaCamp Nad1neSw1nk Rosa1eaEdmonds Dorothy Schnerder Chance orbach Bob Forbach Jacky Asbury Walt Talraferro Ray Sherley Mary Strglmrre Clorra Russell and Wayman Hartman 3 ag ls 'D I CLASS WILL Inantrclpatron ofa great event whrch IS bound to come 1nto our l1ves some day and whlch w1l1 leave us devord of our property rrghts rn all that we hold dear rn the Lansrng Hrgh School we the Senror Class of 1952 realrzrn that rt may never be executed and the trust we rmpose upon the executor w1l1 never be carrre out do make publrsh and declare this our last wrll and testament 1 If we had any ood grades and rf we dxd we wouldn t know why we deserved them we would wrll them to t e whole student body share and share alrke well knowmg that there wouldn t be enough to quarrel over 2 If we had any mtellrgence and we hope we drd we would attempt to pass rt on to the faculty We feel that there are some rather dumb students commg after us and the faculty wrll need all the rnformatlon they can get to cope wlth the sltuatton 3 To the Freshmen we wrll a can of spmach to grve them strength as we know they ll need rt 4 To the Sophomores? They won't need anythrng They hav thetr nerve If there rs anythrng whrch w1l1 equal the nerve of a Sophomore we have farled to meet up wrth rt 5 Our beloved Iumors? We wrsh them all the happmess rn the world They ve certamly had ltttle happmess rn therr school lrfe up to 11115 pomt We hope they can enjoy themselves when we get out of thetr way I Jacky Asbury wxll my sparkrng space rn the hall to Sherman Crouse and Paulme Crawford I Mary Jane Burgard wrll my ab1l1ty to get a man to Ruth Huycke and Shrrley Mrlls To Betty Woellhart and Sherley Rush I Mrnna Camp wrll my abrlrty as a cook I Lourse Eagles w1ll my dancmg ab1l1ty to Bernrece O Conner To Carol Wrllrams I Ianrce Edmonds leave my ab1l1ty to drrve I Rosalea Edmonds leave my charm and beauty to Shrrley W1tt I Bob Forbach leave my physrcs notes to Charles Krumm To Don Roberts I Chance Forbach bequeath my abrllty to make A s tn typxng I Don Gamble wrll my car to Bob Shade I Frank Martrn leave my draft number to Bob Trrmble I Glona Russell w1ll my way wrth a certarn boy to my srster Ethel To Mary Anne Z1nser I Dorothy Schnerder wrll my abrlrty to say the rrght thrng to Walt I Ray Sherley leave my abrlrty to keep out of trouble to Mary Huycke I Mary Strglmtre w1ll my shorthand book to Jo Ann Wendel rn the hopes that she wrll make A s as lhave rn the past I Nadrne Swmk wrll my ab1l1ty to w1n an argument to Shrrley Berner I Walt Talragerro wrll my abrlrty to hustle on the basketball court to Lewrs Stafford Our Sponsor Mr Graham wrlls hrs harr to anyone who wants rt To Mr Spam we leave our pep and enthustasm so that he wrll have the SDIIII to clean the burldmg 'lo Lansrng Hrgh School we leave the beautrful memory of the Class of 52 bl 'i Vera... 6- . ,, .,, . . 0' I. X CLASS PROPHECY Well here we a.re back U1 dear old Lansmg Hrgh School Its been ten years smce the class of 52 has been together Everyone seems glad that way back ln the Sprmg of 52 we decrded to hold a class reumon rn 1962 We have Just fmlshed with a very lovely dmner and are sett1i.n back LII our charrs for the evenmgs entertamment For entertamrnent each class member wrl tell of therr achrevements upon graduatmg from LHS Let s start around the table Frrst wrll be Rosalea Edmonds Rosalea recelved her B S degree from Kansas State and rs now a 4 H Leader Loulse Eagles was always good at actmg and now she rs playrng the role of Mrs Raymond Hencheck Next Dorothy Schnerder Dorothy rs head typrst ul the mam branch of the S S Kresge Co Dorothy drd qulte well workrng for Kresge s even when she was LH hrgh school Frank Martm has tackled the Job of a famrly man and seems to be very happy Frank lS also dotng very well as a mechamc All eyes focus on the smartly dressed woman srtttng next to Frank Oh rt s Chance For bach Chance has been spendrng her tlme travelmg Who 1S the man rn the tuxedo? Why tt s Walt Talraferro Walt owns a chatn of night Now we come to Mary Jane Burgard oh pardon me she rs now Mrs Mary Jane Kerr Mary Jane says she IS very happy rarstng her famlly We w11l now be entertatned by a vocal solo by Mmna Camp The Metropolltan Opera consrders Mrna one of the best women solorsts of the century And now we hear from Mrs Pat Sexton we knew her as Glorra Russell Glona has been spendmg her ttme tn Texas fthat s where Pat rs stattonedj It ts now Ray Sherley s turn Ray graduated from K U w1th a degree 1n Engtneermg Ray turned down several radlo and televrsron offers as a crooner to become an engmeer The next person w1ll not have to be rntroduced for we have seen hrs prctures tn the sports sectton of the newspapers It IS Jacky Asbury Jacky IS one of the most brrlllant professronal basketball stars rn Amerrca Bob Forbach 15 now tellmg of hrs career ln the movxes as a dancer Don Gamble says he hasn't been dorng much but desrgntng streamlme cars Mary Str lmtre rs a pnvate secretary to the General at Fort Hayes Kansas Mary always was a good stu ent ln school And now Nadlne and Iamce Edmonds are tellmg of therr past experrences Nadme and JZLIIICS have Just returned from a concert tour rn Europe as a two prano team They always had such fun rn hrgh school they declded to have a career together clubs over the country. I ' n ' I IUNIORS id ri 4 X MRS IRENE IOHNSMEYER Sponsor ff'x, 3 X, Q. if A SN I' A13 X .., MARY ANN zmsrsn of V President ' Representative of Yearbook f 'f fv: V' ' .. S S 5- PAULENE CRAWFORD Vice-President S than vm-- ' ! .lfb ETHEL CREGULARJ RUSSELL Secretary-Treasure: U3 ' IO ANN WENDEL Student Coxmcil Representative of Yearbook X SHIRLEY WITT Secretary of Student Council lfhf ,qs wo, i. SHIRLEY BERNER if Y xr. Q, 4 , 9 1 x DONALD QDONJ ROBERTS ROBERT QSHADYJ SHADE N ,J Q9-S N, 3 T SHIRLEY RUSH LEWIS QLEWIEJ STAFFORD Q 40 ,gk Wa v, X ol' .fl L17 A N JEAN SHADE ROBERT QBARDOJ TRIMBLE 14 n, SHERMAN QSKEETJ CROUSE Es Q I 'Yin l I i' jg! ff -'5 1 1 . qQ,, VIL- - ' 2, E CHARLES ICHUCKJ KRUMM YU' MARY QKATEJ HUYCKE sHmusY qM1L1.1EpM11.1.s RUTH QRUTHIEJ HUYCKE J -Y QR 'T-S 411 1 ' x- 'zisna 5 'hw 3 f' X4 .-X 5? ,T ,... BERMECE KNIECIEJ O'CONNOR wr- 3. ,v ' IW Wag v rv CAROL QWILLIEJ WILLIAMS 41? CORA IBETTYJ WOELHARDT JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY It really wasn t a dlsaster that hit Lansing High in the year 1949 just a roup of green freshmen After fully surviving initiation we got into the swing of activities e three boys who represented our class in sports were Sherman Crouse Lewis Stafford and Donald Roberts Class officers were president Mary Anne Zmser vice president Shirley Witt secretary Carol Williams treasurer Io Ann Wendel reporter Ethel Russell student council representative Sherman Crouse and Bemiece O Connor Our sponsor was Miss Charlotte Medrll With high spirits we entered our Sophomore year 1 ms class took a big part rn dramaucs this year A one act comedy play Not Qurte Such a Goose was presented by five members of our class Three sophomores Shirley Witt Bobby Trimble Donald Roberts participated and helped out the contest play Class officers selected for the year were. president BerniceO Connor vice-president Buddy Fisher- secretary Mary Anne Zinser- treasurer Sherman Crouse reporter Mary Huycke We were under the direction of Mrs Ella Miner At last we became upper classmen and met new responsibilities and opportunities A 3- act comedy play under the capable direction of Frank Graham was presented November 9 The Cast was composed of twelve Juniors From our class Shirley Witt was elected one of the four cheerleaders Again this year we were represented in sports by Donald Roberts Lewis Stafford and Sherman Crouse T :guide us through this important year we chose: Mary Anne Zinser president- Pauline Crawfor vice-president- Ethel Russell secretary-treasurer Io Ann WBHGCI student council representative Shirley Witt secretary-treasurer of student councu ln Sports Drarnatics Club Pep Club Chorus and Band our class has been a driving force Through the three years of our school life we have established and continually supported all activities presented at Lansing High fre- SGPHOMORE S ROBERTA CBOBBIEJ MOORE 'vs President if ig... 1 IEANNIE MARIE HOBBS Student Council 'K Q29 , PAULA MARIE N 4. ,X Vice-President CBLONDIEJ REED 'O' Q1 ft DALLAS BENNIE SCHALPP 1 df r 1 f Sgt. of Arms Yrkg MARGARET Dsnoruss qcmcxnsy Fxsrmn X. Ani. in-.4-1 Secretary-Treasurer NELLIE ANN BLASER W L, Fx N-1 'L .,,,v fx 9 ?Wi, -0- Q .' . ,Q avi. 4- ' -Q' ls a Y 'Q ' Eifix far- Q X RUSSELL MADISON MURDOCK 4' .Pr 1 , 'cv WYNQ il - IULD1. UUDYQ ROGERS RUTH IEAN K , Es an vw- - '9-5? 5. I '5- PATRICIA IOSEPHINE QPATTYJ RUSH 'vox -QI E A, ,C 'K X I g. . k GAREY RALPH NICHOLAS E 1- as v M A '7 N GARY EDWARD SCHNEIDER I . q .Lf Q, A 1 -' 6 p'RS f w A V fig Stl, ELIZABETH ANN IBETTYJ STUCKY ,Q ' x - if . Q' .-Jia 6151- X X' LOIS MAXINE WALTERS g s I .Qin 1' 'QT' Q S., Q.-ss 1. .fl ' 1' ,A SHIRLEY ANN SHERLEY 6- tug., li 'iw A ,.. FRANCIS DAVID WRIGHT WILLIAM CLEARANCE QBILLJ TROWBRIDGE 1 ' pang iv YET? I2 , I .mp ,H in S M 1 I FRANCES JEAN zoLL .M FRESHMEN 1 MISS CHARLOTTE MEDILL MRS ELLA MINER Sponsor Sponsor .iv EMI 'cp ,en -nas! U PAUL fO'Bj O'BR1IiN Class Reporter BETTY IEAN CPOOKIEJ PLATT JACK R. ABERNATHY ANNA MARIE QANNIEJ GAMBLI: 'W in QN ng x S MARIORIE KMARGIEJ BAILEY FRANK fPOOK1Ej HATTOCI4 1 vb '5 js - AEEE , IA? lx? E..-in ' 4' ' in' I- -v.. ' s ., W, X l,. 5. 43 tw Sgr' x RONALD QRONNIEJ 1-1ATTocK W ,ol FORREST PARSONS fri Tig, Egxiifi WX Q?'gf1QTT'vfe2 if E Us yfhg ' ,:f'...+.E i x ff R :J fi . ,xqfu 1. 'X -s LEO KLAUS MORRIS QBUTCHQ SMITH F fi fx ,rl 121 gn-nn--0 , X '34 N K . - i . g NANCY MARTIN IU! fi -Q.: QW DORTHOY ELLEN STILGMIRE il'- LA VERN QSONNYQ RUSSELL 'S President 3 Q Representative for Yearbook Q4 DORTHOY M. DEHN Student Council 41 63' .uv ' Vbu SIEGLE SW DIK Vice-President lfifg ,, C4 ,gn-x DAVID QPETEJ CROUSE A F 1 f 1 Representative for Yearbook ' 25, N I 4 .xg J ff h Q x Q It - ,- . I gjfaax' 'I w' 3 if ' X 2-1 4 1 '. I IZ IQ , f ,I X , f In IXX N4 big VIRGINIA LOU GAUGER Secretary Sc Treasurer i2 is., PATRICIA QPATI HALING Class Reporter ,Zqt C -I,-.L Q? QI! f lf tu, BEULAH M TROW BRIDGE 3' fv- ?- CAROL LEE ZINSER f 3 X Z 0 ,ii . 'sti- 'O- S 1 1 -. ,- C' . ' . .QW 1 I ,..- . Q is Q I Q . ' '51uumw'f'5'Hw-fmu1ff1fff.54 A X mHX9a,,l ff: 1 Q O ' 0 Q . 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S. centers around Troop No. 880 of the National Thespian Society. Through siis organization students become skilled in all phases of play production. A member of the Thespian Society is expected to have a working knowledge of play production, casting, sta e craft and play selection. The motto of the Society is: Act well your part, there all honor Fics. The club officers include: Rosalea Edmonds, President, Gloria Russell, Vice-President, Mary Stiglmire, Secretary: Ray Sherley, Recorder. Major productions at L. H. S. this year included two full length plays, 'Sound Your Horn' and Second Fiddle . In addition the Lansing one-act play Nobody Sleeps' received second in the Tri-County, and District play festivals. The drama is the most stimulating form of literature because one learns by doing and one lives by being, and acting is very definite living. S 5 1 Nifty' ff. it 2 ,. ,. ,- . .s 5 -s, Q , QV 9 , . MAKE-UP BEST THESPIANS i Ill r1- 'P'4 uf A I qzflj ' si 'D ll. jnl JI CHARACTERS Drusilla, a little girl about town - Act I 8a III . - Act II .... Phyllis, her chum ............... Etta Lamb, a waitress .............. Mr. Angus, attorney for Van Dyke estate .... Homer ird, Empire Bottlin Works contact man Christine Eliot, owner of regreshment stand . . . Mrs. Van Dyke, a self-made millionairess . . . Diane Webster, her niece ........... Theodore Webster, her nephew ......... Mrs. Beasley, caretaker for Van Dyke estate . . Student Director ........... D1rector.............. IMDAYOIIR H01eN 1-f '4 L4 vu, U11 wh-n.'AU'-. .D v ' Ta v-t.L.4...4 -wwtww N S SENIOR PLAY SECOND FIDDLE CAST Minnie Carson, a guest ............ Marion Baker, better known as Aunt' Marion Joan Keeler, Marion's niece . . . . . . . . . . Wilbur, the butler .............. Janet Williams, a guest ........ Harold Werple, the man in the case . . . Dorothy Van Straaten, Haro1d's fiancee . . Mrs. Keeler, Joan's mother ....... Mr. Crouch, a lawyer ......... Student Director . . Director ..... . . Louise Eagles . . Mary Stiglmire . . Nadine Swink . . Jacky Asbury . . Janice Edmonds . . . . Ray Sherley . . .Rosalea Edmonds . . Dorothy Schneider . . . Walt Taliaferro . Minna Camp Frank Graham f 1 xr 'Q- T Y f ,fx x at 48 s 143,-T' T Q .' Y M1253 K S! kg . .lf I ' r S , A 9' A f' ,. 5, -. kg' 1 li,- 'bl ,- 4 x I S 1 , W 'K Qiflf 1 F E p Wy -fi f O E - ACT CONTEST PLAY CAST 5653.395 'Spike' . . . . . .... Bob Trimble Q 7 N 'Pfam 'Daisy' . . ..... Bobbie Moore t ' 'Glory' . . . . . .Mary Anne Zinser S-L 4' 'Ada' .... .... L ouise Ea les ' Mrs. Busby' .............. Shirley lim 'Nobody Sleeps' was the Lansing High School one-act play enLry in the T. C. L. and District festivals. The play received second place in each of these contests. ik 4 5 A 7 ,f,J-,fr-., 'Y -rv v v 6 Q- -af' , C H! fl Mex 'Y 0n..m0P990 own ., 0 f A ' Q Q 'S A Q5 ifnffifwffnfsf-eff-0 - If-M' ful' I .Fx 0 W., ' K AA .I 3 . It 95 f TC I 'T-R Cfr 2 - .9 J 1 Q rg. , ,L A 'Q ' h , 'f x -- ng.. .. -J ...A -,,..,. HQ. .. ' I limit-uiuxw - ' ,A , 6 ' 5 X' 1 R ,i 3 isf , if' gist 1 :ggi 5 Ms K ESFVM iff ,WEE 1 . I I i E, H33 Q ' S A -5 W R :ge 1 ' R ee x a f-, ,fi ' ' ' fl I 5112 r PQ. H s , '.': ,vi , J ,K ' ,-js L t All f gift. I' H M S PINAFORE Operetta in Two Acts Captain Corcoran Ray Sherley Josephine . . Judy Rogers Ralph Rackstraw . Jack Asbury Sir Joseph Porter . Sherman Crouse Buttercup . . . Louise Eagles Dick Deadeye . Don Roberts Hebe ...... Shirley Sherley Boatswain . . . . . . . . . Louis Stafford Pianist . . . . . . . . Nadine Swink Director . . . .... . Mrs T. I Miner Asst. Director . . . . . Frank Graham Scenery .... . . Don Domann and Shop Classes Prompter . . . . . . . . . . Charice Forbach he ,gf 45 1-ev' 'sf riffmi MIXED CHORUS Under the direction of Mrs Miner the mixed chorus finished its second year at L H S with a fine record The chorus grew this year to an enrollment of sixty five voices The chorus was entered in the Tri County music festival and was judged the outstanding chorus there They also appeared on the program at the Baccalaureate and Commencement ser vices The chorus also entered solo voices in the Lea ue festival They were Minna Camp Shirley Sherley Judy Rogers Donald Roberts Ray Sher ey and Jack Asbury Shirley Judy and Ray entered the District festival at Lawrence The irls trio Judy Ro ers Louise Eagles and Betty Stuckey was very active in music activities is year JoAnn endel and Bobbie Moore both entered the festivals with piano solos and Jamce Edmonds and Nadine Swink entered a two piano duet The chorus participated in the operetta HMS Pinafore presented by the dramatic and music departments this year Nadine Swrnk was the chonrs accompanist for two years Members of the chorus are Bob Shade Marion Carter Forrest Parsons Siegle Swink Lewis Stafford' Sherman Crouse Morris Smith Pete Crouse Paul O Brien Leo Klaus Bob Trimble Jack Asbury Pat Halirrg Patty Rush Virginia Guager Ethel Russell Gloria Russell Rosalea Edmonds Marjorie Bailey Louise Eagles Mary Stiglmire Ruth Murdoch Phyllis Greenwald Berniece O Connor Jan Edmonds Carol Lee Zinser Paula Reed Pauline Crawford LaVeme Russell Bill Luncford Shirley Rush Judy Rogers Glenda Miller Anna Gamble Betty Woellhart Mary Huycke Bobbie Moore Charrce Forbach Ruth Huycke Nancy Martin Joan Wendel Mary Ann Zinser Dorothy Srigwlmire Mary Jane Burgard Nellie Blaser Lois Walters Jack Abernathy Dal1isSchal1ip Shirley itt Carol Williams Jeanne Hobbs DorothySchneider Garey Nicholas Ray Sherley, Shirley Mills, Beulah Trowbridge, Betty Platt, Norma Crosby, Marilyn Walker, Bob Forbach, Don Roberts, Bill Trowbridge, Minna Camp, Dorothy Dehn, Betty Stuckey, and Francis Zoll. BAND The ending of the 1952 school term marked the third anniversary of the L H S Band Th e band took an active part in Home basketball games and entered the Tri County League Music Festival for criticism The band made its first appearance in unxfomis at a concert presented Senior Class Night May 20 1952 Four members will leave the band by graduation this year They are Mary Stiglmire Nadine Swmk Rosalea Edmonds and Minna Camp Q J sl 'Alf 7 ,N --X A, A 'NN Ani x'g, CLARINETS: Mary Stiglmire, Nadine Swink, Rosalea Edmonds, Jo Ann Wendel, Betty Woellhart, Marilyn Walker, May Ann Zinser, Patty Rush, and Paula Reed. CORNETS: Minna Camp, Shirley Rush, Pat Haling and Carol Lee Zinser. TROMBONES: Mary Huycke and Dorothy Dhen. SAXOPHONES: Shirley Witt, Norma Crosby, Marjorie Bailey, and Francis Zoll. FLUTE: Delores Fisher. DRUMS: Bob Trimble fsnare drumj and Dorothy Stiglmire fbass druml. CYMBALS: Ruth Huycke. 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Y' 1 , , .I X L W Q' k b'd- Bb it xi!,l, FOOTBALL 1 NW I, .11 f ffiife .nfg X I SQUAD BACK ROW, from left to right: Jeanne Hobbs, cheerleader, David Crouse, Siegle Swink, Jimmy Johnson, Roland Hattock, Shirley Witt. cheerleader, Coach Earl Johnsmeyer. MIDDLE ROW: Nadine Swink, cheerleader, Forest Parsons, Russell Murdock Bill Trowbridge, Bill Johnson, Donald Roberts, Forrest Smith, Don Gamble Manager, Janice Edmonds, cheerleader. FRONT ROW: Sherman Crouse, Jack Asbury, Ray Sherley, Gary Nickolas Frank Martin, Walt Taliferro. RE C Ee- 41, 5'-il? VARSITY Walt Taliaferro Frank Martin Garey Nicholas Sherman Crouse Ray Sherley Jack Asbury .--..s..,,., , ...W ,M 1951 Seasons Record Bagehof 25 L3l'lSlIlg Lansing 32 Linwood Lecompton 56 Lansingl Lansing 40 Stilwe . Linwood 21 Lansing 5 Lansing 13 Basehor 5I BASKETBALL ra O fs Q BACK ROW Frank Hattock S1e1eSwmk B111 Luncford Morr1sSm1rh Danny Grafe Roland Hattock MIDDLE ROW Pete rouse Paul O Bnen Gary Schnerder Don Roberts Forrest Parsons LaVeme Russell Earl Iohnsmeyer Coach FRONT ROW Sherrn C Ra Sh 1 Garey Nrcholas Walt Tahaferro lack Asbury Spence Forbach CA TEAM, Halves I ack Asbury Ray Sherley Walt Tahaferro Garey Nrcholas Sherman Crouse Gary Schnerder Spence Forbach Forrest Parsons Don Roberts Laverne Russell Lewrs Stafford Paul Obnen Moms Smrth Davrd Crouse LEADING SCORERS QFree Throwsj Made Mrssed 4 1 an rouse y er ey 20 2 2 FT Pct 4 4 44 4 22 I 5 1-,an rl ,,4.-uv- -,-fu: Lansing Lions proved to be a Big Surprise in 1951-52 cage season The 1951-52 Basketball season came to a close with the Lions having 18 wins against 5 defeats. The Lions coached by Earl Johnsmeyer, who has compiled an amazing record of 95 wins and 8 loses over a four year period, featured a well balanced attack to surprise all opposition, with three boys scoring over 200 points, during the season, and the two remaining members of the starting five scoring over one hundred. Also a surprising factor was the B team reserves who played well throu h the entire season, to win 9 games and lose 8. The annual staff and all tie students of L. H. S. are proud of the record compiled by the Lions this year, and wish them many more suc- cessful seasons. The Lions in winning 18 and losing 5, tied for the Championship of the T.C.L. and took top honors in the T. C.L. Tournament, third in the District Tournament at Perry and were invited to the Re ional Tournament at Eudora, where they were defeated by Spring Hill in the first round game. An interest- ing fact about the Lions was that they placed 4 boys out of the first 6 on the al tournament team in the T.C.L. Tournament. They were as follows: lack Asbury, who placed on the all star team for the second year, Ray Sherley, who was voted the most valuable player of the Tournament, Walt Taliaferro, and Garey Nicholas. Asbury, Sherley, and Taliaferro are all seniors, while Nif'b 4' 2 Sophomore. Ps L l- 52 .QT L BACK ROW: Forrest Parsons, Gary Schnieder, Earl Iohnsmeyer, Spence Forbach. FRONT ROW: Sherrnen Crouse, Ray Sherley, Gary Nicholas, Walt Taliaferro, Jack Asbury. FIRST TEAM LEAGUE GAMES NON-LEAGUE GAMES Lansing Piper Lansing 30 Eudora Lansing Linwogd Lansing 46 D8 Soto Lansing Basehor Lansing 51 Tonganoxie Lansing Iarbalo Lansing 72 Eudora Lansing Easton I-3I1SlI1g 40 De Soto Lansing Piper L-2f1Slr1g 67 McLough Lansing Easton Lansing 38 Tonganoxie Lansing Linwood Lansing Bagehgr TRI-COUNTY TOURNAMENT Lansing Iarbalo Q Lansing 44 Easton Lansing 65 Basehor DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lansing 65 Oskaloosa LaI1SiI1g 47 Tonganoxie Lansing 60 Winchester REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Lansing 36 Spring Hill - 3 TRACK : -1 'Jw m v - 1. xi nu 1 . C5 fr, '- Q BACK ROW left to rrght Da1las Schalrpp Frank Hattock Bob Shade GareySchne1der B111 Luncford Danny Grafe Coach Earl Iohnsmeyer MIDDLE ROW Ray Sherley B111 Trowbrrdge Wa1tTa11aferro Garey Nrcholas Sherman Crouse Jack Asbury Frank Martrn FRONT ROW S1eg1eSw1nk Davrd Crouse Morrrs Smrrh Leo Klaus Forrest Parsons Roland Hattock Paul O Brren Ray Sherley Sherman Crouse Forrest Parsons Walt Talraferro Jack Asbury B111 Trowbrrdge 1951 52 Scorrng Pornts Sregle Swmk Bob Shade Paul Obrren Davrd Crouse Frank Hattock Morrrs Smith Garey Schnerder -'Q'-. 119 ' ' 26. 25 100. 5 20.95 51. 73. 25 ' 19. 5 , ' Garey Nicholas 64. 75 Leo Klaus 15. 5 5 7. ' 55. 7 ' 14.25 . I 42. 25 13. 5 L 5 , ' ' 30. 5 ' ' 11. 5 .' - D 5 J 1 ' ' 7. 5 1 COMMENCEMENT Wednesday, May 21, 1952 8:00 P.M. Processional fAudience Standingy A ,,,,,A .,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,, , R 0 b erta M00113 xg'-3-Q-E' Kgs, Invocation ., ,.. ,, . ,.... ..,,A .....A,, ,. A. ,,, . .... L L L L T h e Rev. Father Harry Imhof Pastor, St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church, Lansing You ll Never Walk Alone rr,o.r..,,,,ss rr,,, or,.....,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,s,,,,, M 1 x ea Chorus Add!'eSS- Life at i't'S Best ,,, , , A,,,,,,A , A,,,,,,AA, Dr, Roy W, Brgwning Head of Department of Education and Psychology Ottawa University, Ottawa, Kansas KK ii Judy Rogers, Louise Eagles, Betty Stuckey Trees ....,.........,.,. ,.......t.,..... - ..,.. ..... - ,.,. - t.,..,,t,,,.,,,,,,t.t...,....,....,..... ,,,,,,,,,,tt ..c..t,,..,.., V 0 e a l Trm , WD Presentation of Class to toto .t,.r...,....,,,,ott,,, ,s,,tt L J. M, Colhe Principal of Lansing Pural High Scl ool Presentation of Diplomas Horace Lamborn Pupert Edmonds Dr P H Moore Q Board of Educ tion of LII1SlI1g Rural High School Benedlctlon E Merris Bradv Pastor Lansing Methodist Church CLASS ROLL ASBURY JACKY LEROY BURGARD MARY JANE CAMP MINNA EAGLES LOUISE RUTH JANICE MARIE ROSALEA JEAN C 'IARICE EARLINE ROBERT NEAL EDMONDS EDMONDS FORBACH FORBACH GAMBLE DONALD RAY 'VI ARTIN FRANK H RUSSELL GLORIA DEANE SC INEIDER DOROTHY ESTHER SHERLEY RAYMOND E STIGLMIRE MARY KATHARINE SWINK FLEETA NADINE TALIAFERRO WALTER ALLEN BACCALAUREATE Sunday May 18 1952 8 00 PM Processional fAud1ence Standing! Robei ta Moor e Invocatlon Harlan E Spurgeon ' Pastor Bethel Baptlst Church Lansing Hymn Am erica Anthem Recessional Mixed Chorus Sermon Rev Douglas R Donovm Former Pastor of the Wallula Christian Church ' So 0 Teach Me To Pray Jack Asbury PM J Benedictlon Chaplain T F Rudisill Chaplain Kansas State Prison Choral Benedlctlon M1X6d Chorus . . 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S . t. V. D. McEvoy, Agent Q BROADWAY MEAT MARKET 106 N. Broadway Phone 32 52 Leavenworth. Kansas .L 7,7 , STERLING RADIO 708 S. 5th Phone 1960 Leavenworth, Kansas r--l I W H SCHREY Authorized Sales 8: Ser ce for Mido Hamilton Elgin 81 Gruen Watches Holly wood Theater Bldg Leax enworth Kansa WEBER'S PRESCRIPTION SHOP Leo F Weber Prop 527 Delaware Leavenworth Kans Phone 21 ROUNDER'S DRIVE IN Specializing in: Fried Chicken Barbecue -Sandwiches Soft Drinks Curb Service Year Around 2100 S Fourth Street Flrst National Bank TOWARDS A BETTER TOMORROW Look towards tomorrow to day! Save regularly for your future for the th1ngs you plan for your wife, yourself your children Save regular ly 1n our compound interest savings department It' s good assurance for a bright future Q DEPOSlTi'INSURED Q Tha Fadaral Uannsn lnsuranca Corporation ' WASHINGTON D C u xnuu msuluncl: OR EACH DEPOSITOR ' vi . , . , . r . . , S o 3 s Q n 71x.g, , A , , ,. , .. , ii ,I ' W ,,.. I I ill ! .Lf ' Q I I l 1. . I: , . 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' 117 40 AWARE . ' 7 ll ' ll ' ' ' 3055 Leavenworth, Kansas . IL F 'I RX .Vx V 1 ifllll K C L O LEAVENWORTH BROADCASTING COMPANY Telephone 3620 Leaven orth Kansas LocalNe s lZ30a d2 l5PM 500 Watts Daytime 1410 on your dial QQYAT RADIATOR Service X S093 Z 'T RE PAIRING RECORIN G CLEANING REBUILDING Distributors For HARRISON RADIATORS gl CORES P h o n e 1940 Sz W E L D I N G S H 0 P 740 Cherokee SILVIUS SERVICE STATION Phone 854 and Linn St Leavenworth Kansas CENTRAL L P GAS SERVICE Propane Butane Equipment and Appliances Use L P Gas for the 5 bog Jobs Cooking, Heating, Refrigerating, Water Heating and Motor Fuel Botany Brand 500 Clothes Tom Sawyer Apparel for Boys Prices within reach of all Telephone 962 KRUHHE W STHTIUH SERVICE O11 Cas Pop, Candy Distilled Water and Ice Phone Lansing 429 Lansing, Kansa A I ff Q31 ,. , ff .-Sr .-21353221-3Z'q-:-5q-I-42534:3.53: - fa f -- 418 1 f2 Cherokee St. X - 1' .4125-'-' 1452? Xe I . . 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