Leavenworth Senior High School - Junebug Yearbook (Leavenworth, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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It has gone by unusually fast for the Seniors, because this is their last year at LHS. As usual, the year has been crammed with homework, achievements, drabness, parties, assemblies, failures, tests, successes, fun, and work. In order that you might rev-live the experiences of tho 1951-52 school year and your life at LHS, we have strived to make this June Bug a pictorial chronicle of the school year. lf, when you pore through this annual, your recollec- tions are stimulated by this record of activities in which you, your classmates, and teachers have participated, then our aims have been fulfilled. BOOK ONIQ Personnel Pages 10-49 BOOK TWO Afhlelics Pages 50-71 BOOK THREE Acl'ivil'ies Pages 72-S9 Personal Index Pages 90-93 Classified Index Page 90 achvmes .1 ny ,aww-4--Lau-we Q fm Jia, I ff. ia -ww N f ik . av-Q .ww I . My x I K R, Ml. -' ,V .A 25- 2 ky A , , A L,.W K F ,A ,V M, f- 5' . I - ' , ffw A J V, ,W I , ' A L ' my L Q. 5. 5 ff , K 4 X, . V, 'Q , W, ' -,-.185 , 5' J V . , . , ,V , ,, ng, ,4,? 335- 3 ,,L,' I - A QM - A L5 , , ,, Q ,- , . ,5'z,A,,. 4,441-www. ,Y ,fy-' , WW fx w H 3+ Ak A : igf. .K Y ' x L, f ' Q -1 W M 1 A , 1. - - N I mi . f 51.521 -' Y X' x ' , Q ft, i iw-qt s b Rf ,if ' f ?a'i g,a.i.fr A Q 'iq f if -1 : ,',,:'-gf , igejqqii-SN. ,T-W . . - . ff! sw 5 5 isf'i,afQ'X , 4 fi: :li 'gc an I ff' gl -ffl --- mqhwa' 'FV 2 vvvfv wi ll!i:fQ2fT I li i u u Cgiffl Q If llllivt' .nl ,de .vnu - ' , M11 . we Mm, V V gg A Senior High School building was completed March 15, 1933 at a cost of S181,584 It has a capacity of 800 and is of fireproof construction. Builders were Busboon 85 Rauh of Salina, and architects were Feth 85 Hazlewood of Leavenworth and Felt, Dunham Sz Krien of Kansas City, Mo. The Senior High School building was erected in 1933 for the education of boys and girls who desire to increase their skill in the vocational field or who are preparing to enter college. The steel, concrete, and brick construction of enior Sdoof the building offers little chance of a fire such as the one that burned the former high school building to the ground in 1932. The school's 670 students occupy 30 rooms, which include a library, cafeteria, study hall, science laborato1'y, typing room, home economic rooms, gym, auditorium, jour- nalism room, and music room, plus regular classrooms. The cost of the building, completed on March 15, 1933, was S181,584. . 7 ,.,..r, . l' carve? gui! ing , The Harvey Building, which houses the Leavenworth Board of Education offices, is located at Seventh and Olive Streets. This building was donated by the Har- ocafionaf Annex The Vocational Annex is a comparatively new addition to LHS. This building, located at 512 Walnut Street, was first put into use in Septeniver of 1950. The office of O. R, Young, director of adult and vocational classes. is located in the annex. Classes conducted there are gen- eral metals, woodwork, mechanical drawing, machine cabinet, millwork, disa- tributive education, retail selling, and Office practice. ' - .1 4. 3 Mm ggi if XX vey family in 1950, and remodeling of the old house was completed in March of 1951. Situated in the building are superintendent, clerk. cafeteria super- visor, elementary school supervisor. L music supervisor, and superintendent of buildings and grounds. Behind the scurry of students, teachers, and the main school building, are several buildings that people don't often connect with LHS. Among these are the Harvey Building, location of the board of education W, , .,,l - Xgijgk-f 4.-1, Q I l'l'l OP? Abeles Armory, the new ROTC field- house, was completed April 15, 1952. A sum of 356,000 was appropriated by the school board to pay for the 140 ft. by '70 ft. building. The armory is located at Fifth and Isabell Streets. The modern- istic rooms contain facilities for sopho- more, junior, and senior classrooms: of- fices: and storage for equipment. A five-point rifle range. one of the best of its kind in the state, is located on the grounds. officesg Abeles Armory, the new home of the only Kansas ROTC unitg Abeles Field, where many student activities take placeg and the Vocational Annex, where vocational classes are conducted. 1 X 7.1, - x I FR X, . . : fif 0 Q Q-ii R-if A-'JT'-x 1.3 'Z X.. fs Z 1 ... i 'Q Ll 1 ...L AMA EMU! Abeles Field, Leavenworth's amateur field at Fourth and Poplar, was donated to the Leavenworth school system by Julius Abeles. The field was prepared for use by the Rotary Club in 1925. Located on the west side of Abeles Field are permanent concrete bleachers which seat 1600 people. Temporary wooden bleachers on the east side, seating an- other 1600, are soon to be replaced with permanent bleachers. M50 X2 gulf' 1,-qi L ft' ,Lu '1u-adv l'l'I,lI'll5fl CLtl0l'l Hlloh C Bryan supemntendent of schools holds a bachelor of SCIBHCP degree from Kansas State College at Manhattan and 9. master of SCIEZIICG degree from the Kansas State Teachers College at Emporla He has clone addxtlonal work on hrs doctors def ree at Colorado Un1vers1ty at Boulder Mr Bryan has been the supermtendent ll Learenwortn SINCE 1943 Preuously he held tl lS same 1305111011 at Syracuse Kan Durmg the 1951 52 school xear he serxed as 180th dlstrlct goxexnor 101 the Rotfuy II1LE2I'I13.Y.l0Il2.l Club The functlon of the fldnnnlstlatlon and the manner lll Vbllltll then dutx 18 pelfolmed IS ,tn QWQI plesent ln fluence to the success of ou1 school sx stem In the present dau and age sufflclent eclut.1t1on 18 1 1equ1s1te fol Board of Educatlon left to ught Walter Schrlmpf IPIQSP Cnarles W TIIHIXIOIIS Dr W L Jones Homer G Sunpson N115 Dorothw Voorhees E Bluce Blunson L wh l' 12 Howard L Tolle senior high piinci pal holds a bachelor of Science vegree from Kansas State TGHCDCIS College at Emporia and a 'naster of arts degree from Colorado University at Boulclel The 1951 52 school year marks his first year as tne principal of LHS In the previous two years he held the position of xice principal Formerly M1 Tolle taught history uid physical education in Hutchinson and was principal of Eureka Sprin s High School in Arkansas success in any chosen field and the adnunistiatois ale education foi the students at Senior High School nfltntjirailon Left O R Young is Director of Adult and Vocational Education which includes Drnex Education Hobby Extension and Vocational courses Right Mildred Potter is coun selor in charge of guidance services Tnis IS a new office this year and includes admlni stering group and individual tests xocational and educational counseling and conducting a placement service 13 .8 2 L . . 1 striving to do their best to maintain a high standard of . . - .is Below, Top Row, Left to Right: George S. Berentz, Band: Nancy Boozer, Physical Education and Health: Sgt. Black, Administration: Richard Childers, Choir. Second Row, Left to Right: Jane Cleavinger, Librariang Grant Clothier, Basketball Coach, Physical Education and Social Scienceg Dixie David- son, Office Secretary: Leroy Davidson, General Wood Shop. Third Row, Left to Right: William Elliott. Head of Science Department, Chemistry and Radio: M. E. Gonser, General Metals: Sue Rose Harter, Speech and English: Nettie Hartnett, Office Clerk. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Leonard G. Hofstra. Football Coach, Ath- letic Director and Constitutiong Clyde S. Johnson, Stenography and Office Practice: Cora Kansteiner, English: Sgt. Katz, ROTC Instructor. jkode Wav gui e M5 ECEQ '6- it 5? ' xl l 4 N x K N f K ,K f, xc, Wx ' A 6' x c .Tc? S-.!'-L9 qzieq ' hngfrklbx vu Q0 .fx .5 9 1 ff- -L fx--'KrI,,' :Q -N X 61 J Q5 if ', 'b lf? 2 RTS' J Q rr . fe .Y x fx , fx 1, X , sa ffl qfkvv, LY? at 1 W ,--3-' .4- flteo, ,when-:Y'1e,1,, Above Left, Top Row, Left to Right: Virginia Kelso. Arts and Crafts: W. P. Kimbley, Drivers' Training: C. R. Kimerer, Athletics and Biology. Bottom Row. Left to Right: Glenn E. Knight. Ameri- can History: Ella Larner, Spanish: Harlan Long, English and Journalism. Above Right, Top Row, Left to Right: Mildred McCollum, English Bookkeepingg Sgt. McDonald, ROTC Instructor: Gene McElhaney, Selling, Salesmanship, and Bookkeeping. Second Row, Left to Right: Minniemae Maier, English: F. V. Motley, Mechanical Drawing and Geometry: Annie M. Murdoch, English. Third Row, Left to Right: Minnie Murdock, World History and Con- stitution: Helen Pearson, Latin: Rollin Quinn, Physics and Mathematics Fourth Row, Left to Right: Amalie Ramseyer, Typingg Elizabeth Rear- don, English: Ruth Rogers, General Science and Biology. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Capt. I. D. Stauffer, PMSQQTQ Vernon E Tinkler, Mathematics: Eva K. Watson, Clothing and Home Living. Sixth Row: Betty Wolfe. Foods. 15 210-4 if ml v Jacqueline Garner. Valedictorian Joane Manney. Salutatorian Scholastic' honors this year went to Valedictorian iudgnf Jacqueline Garner and Salutatorian -lozine Manney. Other lenders were members of the Student Council. il body which expresses student opinion and regrulzltes stu- CJZQCL 8105 dent activities. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Kaaz. Aldridge. Abraham 1Sec,1, Last rPres.+. Schrimpf :V-Presm, Curtis rTreas.r. Jurgens, Top Row: R. M. Krekeler. McGuire. B. Johnson, Hiddleston, Foster. Kindig, B. Jones. Burton. S. Crownover. gf gf 1 R 3 , 3 Z 3 5 L2 5 5 A A -1- 1 l 5 ill O Ili in-M iiifi Figs I-, PM ...-.4 16 Qu 1' , 3, Dave Cassell. president Bob Hessenflow. vice-president The Senior Officers have successfully led their class in their last year at LHS. They realized the success or enlor failure of their class would lie in the balance of their deci- sions and they made them carefully. icefj Senior Cabinet Members are. left L0 right: Ann Kunkle. Dave Ciiapman, Joane Manney. Ben Ellis, Elizabeth Moran. and Wayne Orlowske. 17 fn- l 4 1 ,,,3,.,,, 3- fi 'b. EA if' 1 - JY 4. ir. J I -.QV wb l' jlre C aaa 0 1952 Albert Aldridge-Goodfellows 2, 3. 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: ROTC 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3: L Club 3. 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Esther Althaber-Goodfellows 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Camera. Club 3: FOWA 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3. 43 Chorus 2: Senior Play Business Staff 4. Bob Atwell-ROTC 2: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 4: Pep Club 3: Camera Club 4. Jo Ann Augustine-Shakespeare Club 4: Senior Choir 41 Senior Play Make-Up 4: Pep Club 4. Jack Bailey Allen Baker Tommy Banks-Football 2. 3, 4: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Masque Club 4: Stage Crew 3: ROTC 2, 3: Pep Club 33 L Club 4. Jim Benge-ROTC 1, 2. George Berg-ROTC 2, 3: ROTC Officer 4: Honor Platoon 2: Queen's Manual 23 Watermanship Squad 2: Rifle Club 2: Band 2, 3: Play Cast 3: Pep Club 33 Goodfellows 3. 4: Jr. Red Cross 3, 4. Don Beymer-Play Cast 4: Track 4: ROTC 3, 4: Good- fellows 3. 4. Gloria Blakely-Cabinet Member 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Jr. Red Cross 1, 2. 3, 43 Goodfellows 2, 3. 42 Chorus 1. 3. Maxine Blanton-CSAC 1, 2, 3, 4: CSAC Pep Club 1: Band 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Goodfellows 2, 3: CSAC Stage Crew 2, 33 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2. Judy Blesse-Pep Club 1, 4: Goodfellows 4: Patriot and June Bug Staff 4: Senior Play Student Director 4: Shake- speare Club 4: Scholastic Art Key Award 4. Norma Blochberger-Spanish Club Treasurer 43 Shake- speare Club 4: Band 1, 2. Robert Bollin Jean Breaux-Stage Crew 3: Camera Club 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Goodfellows 3, 4: Patriot and June Bug Staff 33 Spanish Club 4: Play Cast 4: Shakespeare Club 4: Jr. Red Cross 3, 4 : Co. B Sponsor 4. Grace Brown-Goodfellows 2: Reserve Board 4. Norman Brown-CSAC Treasurer 4: L Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 13 Goodfellows 4: Senior Choir 3, 4: ROTC 2: CSAC Play Cast 4. SENIUHS . 18 jlte Cam of I9 2 Doris Buchanan-Jr. Red Cross 33 Senior Choir 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Lillian Burns-Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Goodfellows 4: FOWA Secretary 1: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3. Marjorie Burton-CSAC Pep Club 1: Goodfellows 1, 25 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3: CSAC Stage Crew 3: Student Council 4: CSAC 1. 3, 4. Dave Cassell-Class President 4: Football 4: Stage Crew 4: Shakespeare Club 4. Cora Jane Chambers-Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Play Usher 3: Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. Dave Chapman-Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Football Co- Captain 4: L Club 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Cvoodfellows 2, 3. 43 Senior Choir 4: ROTC 2: Track 1, 4: Cabinet Member 4. Nancy Cockrum-Chorus 2: Pep Club 2: June Bug Jam- borie 2: FOWA Treasurer 4. Celeste Colby-CSAC Pep Club 1: Jr. Red Cross 3. Bonny Lynn Colter-Pep Club 2, 3: Camera Club 3: Shakespeare Club 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3: Patriot and June Bug Staff 3, 4: Senior Choir 4. Charles Cooley-ROTC 2, 3: Goodfellows 2. Dorothyellen Cooper-Pep Club 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 4: Band 1. 2, 3: Senior Choir 4. Ellen Cornett-Goodfellows 13 DE Club 4: Pep Club 1. 2, 3: Glee Club 3: Jr. Red Cross 2: Senior Choir 2: Chorus 1. Sue Craig-Camera Club 3: DE Club 43 Chorus 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Ned Cross-Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Goodfellows Cabinet 3, 4: Pep Club 3: ROTC 2, 3: Queen's Manual 2, 3: Honor Platoon 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 3. 4. Doug Curtis-Play Cast 4: Class President 33 Stu- dent Council Treasurer 4: ROTC 2. 3, 4: ROTC Officer 3. 4: Watermanship Squad Assistant In- structor 3: Rifle Club 23 L Club 3. 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: Goodfellows 2: Pep Club 3: Jr, Red Cross 2. 3, 4: Shakespeare Club 4: Boys' State 3. Cecil Danser-Football 2. 3, 43 L Club 3, 4: Track 2. 3, 4: Goodfellows 4: ROTC 2: Pep Club 3. Bob Davis-Band 1: ROTC 2, 3: Senior Choir 4: Play Cast 3 :Jr. Red Cross 1. 2. Phyllis-Ray Dawson-Spanish Club 3: Camera Club 4: Play Cast 3: Stage Crew 3. 4: Good- fellows 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3. SENIUHS is 74 F35 J, I 'qv' 'GI' 1 19 I N 11 -gal! . is x I X 1.7 'l .7442 Cana o I9 2 Lloyd Day-ROTC 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2. 45 L Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1: Goodfellows 2, 3: Pep Club 3. Jorge Elliott-Pep Club Club 3: Boys' Glee Club 3: ROTC 2, 3, 4: ROTC 2, 3, 43 ROTC Officer 43 Honor Platoon 3: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Bennie Joe Ellis-ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: ROTC Officer 43 Rifle Club 13 Football 3, 43 L Club 3, 4: Cabinet Member 4. Richard Emery-Play Cast 3, 41 Camera Club 3, 41 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatics Club 4: Coin and Stamp Club 23 Golf 3: ROTC 2, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Good- fellows 1, 2 ,3, 43 Pep Club 3: Shakespeare Club 4. Agnes Ennis-DE Club Vice-President 43 Chorus 2. Mary Lee Faber-Jr. Red Cross 33 Camera Club 33 DE Club 4: Goodfellows 1. Virginia Fangohr-Camera Club 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 3. 4. Harold Fevurly-ROTC 2, 31 Rifle Club 2, 3g DE Club 4. Finus Fields-ROTC 2: Queen's Manual 2: Rifle Calisthenics Squad 2: Honor Platoon 2: Pep Club 33 Goodfellows 4. Rodney Fisher-ROTC 2, 3, 4: ROTC Officer 4. Victor Fite-Play Cast 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Goodfellows 43 Shakespeare Club 4. Clara Flint-Masque Club 4: Coin and Stamp Club 23 Senior Choir 41 Play Usher 43 Jr. Red Cross 43 Goodfellows 1, 2, 3, 4. Margaret Flint Marjorie Flint Carol Fluharty-Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 3. 4: Play Cast 3, 43 Spanish Club 3: Shakespeare Club 43 Masque Club 45 Goodfellows 3, 4. James Ford-ROTC 2, 3, 41 ROTC Officer 43 Football 3. Monica Franca Bonnie Freelong-DE Club 45 Chorus 2: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. SENIUHS . . . . . ll x 20 .7lte Cfadzi 0 I9 2 Sterett Gallagher-ROTC 23 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Jacqueline Garner-Pep Club 3, 43 Spanish Club Sec- retary 3: FOWA Vice-President 43 Jr. Red Cross 2. 3, 4: Goodfellows 1. 2. 3. Carla May Gerber-Spanish Club Secretary 42 Camera Club 33 Assembly Committee 1: Jr. Red Cross 1, 2. 3. 4: Shakespeare Club 4. Dwight Gillespie-ROTC 2, 3, 43 Rifle Club 23 Queen's Manual 23 Honor Platoon 2, 33 ROTC Officer 43 Boys' Glee Club 23 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band President 4. Leigh Gordon-Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Treasurer 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 33 Senior Choir 3, 43 Good- fellows 2, 33 Goodfellows Vice-President 3: Play Cast 43 Shakespeare Club 43 Grils' Ensemble 3. 43 Reserve Board 33 Jr. Red Cross 3. Van Gordon-ROTC 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. Katherine Grady Robert Gwartney-Cabinet Member 2, 3: ROTC 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1. 2. 3, 43 L Club 2, 3, 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Goodfellows Treasurer 4: Camera Club 4: Chorus 1. Shirley Gwartney-Band 2. 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Goodfellows 2, 3, 4. Charles Hall-Student Council 2, 33 Football 2, 3. 43 ROTC 2, 3, 43 ROTC Officer 43 L Club 2, 3, 43 L Club President 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 33 Jr. Red Cross 2. 3, 4. Barbara D. Hamilton-Band 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Cab- inet Member 33 FOWA 43 Senior Choir 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Junior Play Business Mgr. 33 Goodfellows 3, 4: Goodfellows Vice-President 43 Play Usher 3. Barbara L. Hamilton-Band 2, 33 Goodfellows 3. 43 Jr. Red Cross 2. 3. 43 Reserve Board 33 FOWA 4. Evelyn I-lane-Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club Co-Vice-President 33 Homecoming Attendant 4: Stage Crew 3: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Senior Choir 43 Goodfellows 2, 3, 43 Play Usher 4. Jean Harris-Goodfellows 2: DE Club Secretary 4. Mary Ann Hart-Play Usher 43 Jr. Red Cross 4: Pep Club 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Good- fellows 4. Leona Hashagen-Goodfellows 2, 33 DE Club 4. Ed Heasley-Shakespeare Club 43 Football 4: Jr. Red Cross 4. Bob I-lessenflow-Pep Club 33 Shakespeare Club Vice-President 43 ROTC 2, 3, 43 Queens Manual 2, 33 Rifle Calisthenics Squad 2: Honor Platoon 2, 33 ROTC Officer 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Good- fellows 3, 43 Track 1. 2, 3. 43 Boys' State 33 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3. 4. SENIUHS 21 .1 ei? Q 'T tiff! X ff l l '27 ,,,i -qi 1 'Q .r W' 4 1 , X.. 1, 4.3 5 iv- 3 ,, 4. 5 3 .Ps . 'faki- .ifff V ' ,. . if I .Og ff' 'U R- -cr l l 6 Y was .mf Iii fl 4' 'X 'Q l' .,,,. li V347 was ,- ...D vt. IU!- A x 'EY' jlze 6 aaa o 1952 Barbara Hildebrandt-Band 13 CSAC 1, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 3, CSAC Stage Crew 33 Goodfellows 1, 2, 3, 43 CSAC Play Cast 43 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2. Georgia Mae Hildebrandt-CSAC 13 CSAC Pep Club 13 Goodfellows 1, 2, 3, 43 Goodfellows Vice-President 43 Jr. Red Cross 33 Patriot and June Bug Staff 4. La Jean Hoeltzel-Chorus 23 Senior Choir 33 DE Club 4. Mary Holmes-CSAC 1, 3, 4: CSAC Pep Club 13 CSAC Stage Crew 33 CSAC Prompter 43 Goodfellows 2, 3, 43 Band 43 June Bug Jamboree 43 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. Arlene Jackson-Pep Club 1: CSAC 1, 2, 3, 43 Good- fellows 13 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 CSAC Stage Crew 3. Marlene Hopkins-Camera Club 3, 43 Senior Choir 43 Stage Crew 33 Goodfellows 23 Jr. Red Cross 3. Steve Jennings-Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 43 Spanish Club 23 Pep Club 33 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Track 23 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 33 June Bug Jamboree 43 ROTC 33 Honor Platoon 33 Queen's Manual 3. Edie Jochimsf-Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 33 Span- ish Club Vice-President 33 Masque Club 43 Play Cast 43 Patriot Society Editor and June Bug Staff 43 Shakespeare Club 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Reserve Board 3. Betty Jones-Goodfellows 1, 23 DE Club 4. Bob Jones-ROTC 23 Goodfellows 3, 43 Band 2, 43 Senior Choir 3, 43 Pep Club 3. Mary Jones-Senior Choir 43 Coin and Stamp Club 23 Play Usher 4. Marianne Jurgens-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club Representative 1, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 43 Homecoming Queen 43 Masque Club 43 Patriot and June Bug Staff 3, 43 Play Cast 43 Stage Crew 33 Senior Choir 43 Jr. Red Cross 33 Goodfellows 2. Beau Kansteiner-Football 1, 2. 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Shakespeare Club 43 ROTC 2, 3, 43 Goodfellows 43 Band l, 2: L Club 4. Marion Keist-Pep Club 43 Shakespeare Club 43 Masque Club 43 Goodfellows Vice-President 43 Jr. Red Cross 4. Ann Kelly-Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Goodfellows 2, 3, 43 Goodfellows Vice-President 33 Play Cast 43 Stage Crew 33 Patriot Adversising Manager and June Bug Staff 3, 43 Camera Club 3, 43 Shakespeare Club 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Co. A Sponsor 4. Dianne Kempin-Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Choir 4: Chorus 1, 33 Mixed Ensemble 43 Goodfellows 2, 3, 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Reserve Board 33 Play Usher 4. Freddy Kempin-Goodfellows 2, 3, 43 Goodfellows Sec- retary 2, 33 DE Club Sergeant at Arms 43 Pep Club 33 Coin and Stamp Club 23 Stage Crew 33 Jr. Red Cross 2, 33 ROTC 2. Wilma Jane King-CSAC 3, 43 June Bug Jamboree 43 Jr. Red Cross 3. SENIUHS -... . . 22 .qlre Cyam o I9 2 Ralph Knapp-Cabinet Member 1: Pep Club 1, 3: Good- follows 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 3. 4: Play Cast 4: Masque Club 4: ROTC 2, 3, 4: ROTC Officer 4: Queen's Manual 2: Rifle Calisthenics Squad 2: Honor Platoon 2: Junior Play Business Mgr. 3: Jr. Red Cross 1. 2, 3, 4. Billy Kowalewski Joseph Kowalewski-Camera Club 4. Doris Krekeler-Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Pep Club President 4: Pep Club Representative 25 Class Vice-President 3: Shake- speare Club 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: DAR Award 43 Patriot and June Bug Staff 3, 4: June Bug Editor 4: Latin Club C0-Vice-President 35 Senior Choir 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Assembly Committee 2: Play Usher 4: Goodfellows 2, 3 ,4: Scholastic Art Key Award 2. Donna Kreutzer'-Pep Club 1, 45 Goodfellows 1, 4: Goodfellows Cabinet 4: Senior Choir 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 1, 4: Reserve Board 3: Girls' Ensemble 3. 4. Ann Kunkle-Cabinet Member 3, 4: Play Cast 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Masque Club 4: Goodfellows 2. 3: Goodfellows Vice-President 3: Senior Choir 4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Shakespeare Club 4: Patriot Business Mgr. and .June Bug Staff 3. 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Forum 35 Band 1. Bob Last-Student Council 2. 3, 4: Student Council Presi- dent 4: ROTC 2, 3, 4: ROTC Officer 3, 4: ROTC Battalion Commander 45 Football 2, 3, 4: Football Co-Captain 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2. 3: Spanish Club 3: L Club 2, 3, 4: Shakespeare Club 4. Charles Logan-L Club 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 45 Track 3. 4: Goodfellows 4: Pep Club 3: ROTC 2, 3. William Lohman-Pep Club 3. Roland McClanahan-CSAC Student Council 4: CSAC 1, 2, 3, 4: L Club 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2 ,3, 4: Band 3, 45 ROTC 2: CSAC Stage Crew 3. Joe McEvoy-Play Cast 4: Shakespeare Club 4: Masque Club 4: Intramural Basketball 4. Donna Mangan-Goodfellows 2. 3: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 45 FOWA President 4. Joane Manney-Cabinet Member 2, 4: Goodfellows 2, 3, 4: Goodfellows President 4: Play Cast 3, 4: Masque Club President 4: Shakespeare Club Secretary 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Forum 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: 2nd Place in State Jaycee Speech Contest 4: Co. C Sponsor 4. Bonnie Martin-Chorus 2, 35 Camera Club 2: DE Club 4: Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Delores Mayer-Camera Club 3: Reserve Board 4: Goodfellows 3, 4: Shakespeare Club 4: Jr. Red Cross 3. Dick Merritt-Shakespeare Club 45 Goodfellows 4. Mary Miller-Senior Choir 4: Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Pep Club Representative 3: Pep Club Vice-President 4: Class Vice-President 2: Forum Vice-President 33 Masque Club 4: Play Cast 3: Goodfellows 2, 3: Good- fellows Vice-President 3: Jr, Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Bat- talion Sponsor 4. Thomas Miller-Football 1, 4: Basketball 1: ROTC 2, 3: Senior Choir 3, 4: Chorus 25 Track 4, . SENIUHS 23 A .1 if ik, 2' ' f 4. 41'- Q .qw Wire? fn,-req. 'S' f? - 74-.,.. A ,Q- as--My ,f 'V' TI je Cfaao of 19 2 Carol Mirwald-Pep Club 3. 4: Goodfellows 4: FOWA 4. Barbara Mitchell Joan Mitchell-Camera Club 3, 4: Camera Club Secretary 43 Senior Choir 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Goodfellows 2. 3, 4: Play Prompter 3: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Barbara Moore-Patriot and June Bug Staff 4: Camera Club 3. 4: Senior Choir 43 Jr. Red Cross 3, 4: Junior Play Make-Up 3: Senior Play Make-Up 4. Howard Moore-ROTC 2, 3. 4: ROTC Officer 3, 42 Football 2. 3. 43 L Club 3, 4: Band 2: Pep Club 3. Elizabeth Moran-Band l, 2. 3. 4: Band Secretary 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Cabinet Member 4: Patriot Editor-in-Chief and June Bug Staff 3, 4: Girls' State 3: Shakespeare Club President 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Play Prompter 3: Play Cast 4: Jr. Red Cross 2. 3. 4. Fred Murawski-ROTC 2: Football 2: Basketball 1, 3. Patricia Murdock-CSAC 1. 2. 3, 43 CSAC Pep Club 1: CSAC Vice-President 4: CSAC Play Cast 3, 4: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Goodfellows 3: Shakespeare Club 4: Spanish Club 23 Ji. Red Cross 1. 2, 3. 4. Mary Jo Natzke-Pep Club 3. 4: Band 3: Spanish Club 4: Camera Club 3: Shakespeare Club 43 Goodfellows 3, 4' Jr. Red Cross 3. 4. J. T. Needels-Band, 3. 4. Ruth Neiman-Pep Club 2: Jr. Red Cross 2. Naomi Norris Patty Ohlhausen-Masque Club Vice-President 4: Camera Club 4: Jr. Red Cross 2 .3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3, 4: Band 2. 3. 43 Stage Crew 3: Senior Play Make-Up 4. James Oliver-ROTC 2. 3. 4: Queens Manual 2, 4: Rifle Club 2. 3. 4: Masque Club 4: Play Cast 4: Camera Club 33 Band 1: Football 4. Wayne Orlowske-Basketball 1, 3. 4: Golf 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Cabinet Member 1, 2, 3. 4: Track l. 2: L Club 43 ROTC 2. William Parsons-ROTC 1: Band 2, 3, 4: Masque Club 4: Stage Crew 4: Pep Club 33 Play Cast 4. Ardella Mae Phillips-CSAC 1, 3, 4: CSAC Pep Club 1: Goodfellows 1. 2: Jr. Red Cross 2. 3: CSAC Stage Crew 3. Leo Phillips-Junior Play Stage Manager 33 Senior Play Properties Director 4: Pep Club 3: Band 1, 2. SENIUHS . 24 jim CAM 0 I9 2 Joyce Lynn Pierce-Shakespeare Club 43 Jr. Red Cross 4. Diann Hamilton Powell-Pep Club 23 Camera Club 33 DE Club Social Chairman 43 Goodfellows 43 Student Council 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Carol Quesenbury-DE Club Reporter 4: Camera Club 3. Charline Redford-FOWA 13 Goodfellows 13 Jr, Red Cross 1, 2, 3. Jean Reed-FOWA 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Goodfel- lows 23 Chorus 2. Mary Lou Reyburn-Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2. 31 Camera Club 33 Shakespeare Club 43 Stage Crew 4. Ben Robertson--Class President 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 3: Shake- speare Club 43 L Club 2, 3, 43 ROTC 23 Jr. Red Cross 3: Goodfellows 2, 3, 43 Goodfellows Treasurer 4: Pep Club 3: Chorus 1. Ruth Robinson-Chorus 12 Goodfellows 33 Junior Play Make-Up 33 Senior Play Make-Up 43 Patriot Circula- tion Mgr. and June Bug Staff 3, 43 Shakespeare Club 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Senior Choir 4. Rozella Rogers-Pep Club 13 CSAC 1, 2, 43 CSAC President 43 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 43 Spanish Club 3. Jim Roper-Football 43 Jr. Red Cross 43 Intramural Bat- ketball 43 Goodfellows 4. Otto Ruebhausen-Football 43 Goodfellows 2, 3, 43 Track 13 ROTC 2. Shirley Ruebhausen-FOWA 43 Band 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 3: Patriot and June Bug Staff 3. Waneta Rutter--FOWA 43 Chorus 23 Senior Choir 3, 43 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Jean Sandell Bud Sanger-Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Masque Club 43 Play Cast 33 Senior Choir 3, 43 June Bug Jamboree 2, 43 Pep Club 2, 3: Senior Play Make- Up 43 ROTC 23 Chorus 2. Brock Scholipp-ROTC 23 Rifle Club 2. Robert Schonherr-DE Club 4. Mary Ruth Schrimpf-Student Council 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club Sec.-Treas. 33 Senior Choir 43 Goodfellows 2, 3, 4: Goodfellows Vice- President 33 Spanish Club 33 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. . . . . . . SENIUHS 25 af 4 :Fi 1 .f lf f 'f'74,y?L-f ' , 51. I Bri 4 3 l s ig HS 03-r Ki is ak ,EZ . per- 'N .1 ' Q Gb f 'Q v X 'YE' N i 1 9 , I f 1, gj 2 : Q 'K 'Q' fi ug 'Y 1 K -xr' ,pf-s 11 Q X r 6,9 ' 3 51 53' -'X 1 Mr 1 qv' 9 , .3 X '--9 ' if 'Of' 3 0 55,7 Q-in 3.-nf, 5'l1'3's 'OK 4 ..,... ff? 2 fs-3 if lr .7 +--A . 3 if' Fu ,Rv 'Ps .3 . Er' ff! If ...W we M--sf' MJ' glue Cfaaa 0 I9 2 Saxon Schroll-Pep Club 3, 45 Senior Choir 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3 ,4: Band 3, 4: Goodfellows 33 Jr. Red Cross 35 Stage Crew 3. Jerry Schwinn-Goodfellows 4. Donna Seeley-Cabinet Member 33 Spanish Club 33 Pep Club 2. 3. 43 Goodfellows 2, 3, 43 Patriot Sports Editor and June Bug Staff 3, 4: Junior Play Make-Up 33 Senior Choir 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Russell Settle-Camera Club 3, 43 Camera Club President 43 Band 3: Masque Club 4: Goodfellows 43 Senior Play Stage Mgr. 4. Ted Sexton-ROTC 2, 33 Rifle Club 2, 33 Rifle Club Treasurer 21 Rifle Club Secretary 3: Goodfellows 43 Play Cast 43 Shakespeare Club 43 Golf 4, Spanish Club 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Anna C. Shepherd Margaret Shockey-DE Club Social Chairman 4: Camera Club 3, Chorus 31 Jr. Red Cross 3, 4. Frances Shockley-FOWA 4. Blanche Julia Stephens--CSAC 1, 2, 3. 43 CSAC Stage Crew 3: CSAC Pep Club 1: CSAC Prompter 4, Band 4: Spanish Club 2: Latin Club Vice- President 43 Chorus 2: Goodfellows 2. 33 Shake- speare Club 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Patty Stephensen-Band 1: Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Reserve Board 4: June Bug Jamboree 2, 3. Naomi Sterett-Cabinet Member 23 Spanish Club 33 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3 ,4: Goodfellows 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Shakespeare Club 4, Stage Crew 3, 43 Play Usher 43 Scholastic Art Key Award 3: Mardi Gras Princess 4. Johnny Stiglmire Betty Streit Charlotte Thomas-Band 2, 33 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Reserve Board 31 FOWA 4. Jolene Thomas Janet Thompson-Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 33 Span- ish Club 31 Stage Crew 3, June Bug Jamboree 23 Reserve Board 43 Play Usher 43 Shakespeare Club 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Margaret Thorsen-Pep Club 1. 2: Shakespeare Club Treasurer 4: Masque Club Treasurer 4, Play Cast 33 Senior Play Make-Up 4: Senior Choir 4. Ty Tyler-Track 21 Football 3, 4: Golf 3, 43 ROTC 2, 3, 4: ROTC Officers 43 Honor Platoon 2, 3: Color Guard 2, 33 Play Cast 3, 4: L Club 3, 43 Pep Club 3: Goodfellows 2: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 4, Shakespeare Club. SENIIIHS . . . . 26 jlze gfaaa 0 I9 2 Glen Vanwey-ROTC 2: Rifle Club 23 Jr. Red Cross 31 DE Club 4. Bob Vaughan-Goodfellows 4: Jr. Red Cross 43 Senior Choir 4. Donald Venicombe-ROTC 2: Rifle Club 2. Patti Voss-Pep Club 2, 33 Camera Club 33 DE Club 41 Patriot and June Bug Staff 33 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Leo Wacker Elmer Wahaus-Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 32 Track 1, 23 ROTC 23 Honor Platoon 22 Goodfellows 3, 45 L Club 43 Pep Club 3: Jr. Red Cross 3. 4. Suzanne Wahler-Pep Club 1. Donald Walkenbach Donna Jean Walker--Pep Club 1. 2, 33 Good- fellows 1, 2, 33 Band 1: Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3. Dorothy Walker-CSAC Pep Club 13 Goodfellows 1, 2, Jr. Red Cross 2, 33 CSAC 2, 33 CSAC 1, 3, 4. Kenny Walker-Goodfellows 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 ROTC 2, 33 L Club 3, 4: Football 1, 3, 43 Pep Club 3. Joe Wallace-ROTC 2, 3, 4, ROTC Officer 43 Goodfellows 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3. Tom Weaver-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, CSAC 1, 2, 3 43 L Club 21 ROTC 25 Goodfel- lows 2 3, 4. Wilma Weigel-Pep Club 1, 21 Camera Club 3: Good- fellows Treasurer 45 Spanish Club 43 Reserve Board 43 Shakespeare Club 4. Jeanne Wells-Pep Club 1, 2: Camera Club 33 Spanish Club Vice-President 4: Goodfellows Treas- urer 4: Shakespeare Club 4: Play Prompter 4. Jack Willingham-ROTC 23 Track 23 Basketball 23 Pep Club 33 Goodfellows 4. Shirley Wlfinkler-DE Club Treasurer 4. Darrel Edward Wittmis-ROTC 2, 33 Rifle Club 2, 3. 4: Rifle Calisthenics Squad 2: Queen's Man- ual 23 ROTC Officer 45 Goodfellows 3: Honor Platoon 2. . SENIUHS 27 ff- 'fs' , si l 5' X -ls A ln , x A P? f X 1 i A xx if 4 Mx Qi' 1 K? A ' f . .. 'fi K if ,- Q, 3 I MXN' A f' Nu. ak-'4 'Q' 1 I i .NV A' H . if 9' .f v I 'S 1 B . 'Q 'Zvi- '-.- ... f ,w-.1 CP' es, VA! 5 ft, 'i 5 tis... ' 1 1 A V Fff- 1-ur - 3 34 -N . , , 5.-.33:,f.j:35i . I -.l 1 1 , , we -. J 4 F- 53' .Q EF 'x -.- enior C arm ,Malory jlze 676144 o 1952 Joanne Wolfe-Chorus 2: Senior Choir 3, 4: Forum 33 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Usher 4. Buddy Wood-ROTC 2, 3: Rifle Club 2, 33 DE Club President 43 Pep Club 33 Intramural Basketball 4, Boys' Glee Club 3. Evelyn Wustenberg-Camera Club 33 DE Club 43 Chorus 1, 23 Senior Choir 33 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3. William Ysbrand-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 ROTC 2, 33 Honor Platoon 33 Rifle Club 23 Queen's Manual 33 Goodfellows 45 Track 13 Pep Club 3: L Club 4: Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. Jo Ann Zlnk-Goodfellows 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 35 Wollman Award 31 Shakespeare Club 43 Play Prompter 45 Stage Crew 33 Jr. Red Cross 3. Gene Zoellner-ROTC 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Senior Choir 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 41 L Club 3, 43 Pep Club 3. We began at the bottom as freshmen and felt so proud on enrollment day when we could at last be a part of the school we had looked up to for so long. To represent our class, we elected Jim Hunt, president, Molsey de Loach, vice-president, and Ralph Knapp, Wayne Orlowske, and Ruth Anne Gjelsteen were on the cabinet. Bennie Robert- son was a major letter in track, and thus our wheels began to turn. Heralding our sophomore year were the new students which trooped over from Junior High. Bennie Robertson was chosen class president with Mary Miller assisting him as vice-president. Our cabinet members were Bob Gwart- ney, Joane Manney, Wayne Orlowske, and Naomi Sterett. Evelyn Hane and Bud Sanger capably filled their positions as A team cheerleaders, while Bob Last won the Chicago Tribune Award for his ability in ROTC. In the generator of our school spirit, the athletic department, Bob Gwartney, Bennie Robertson, Bob Last, Norman Brown, and Charles Hall won major letters as outstanding examples of our future. On the student council were Bob Last, Charles Hall, Marianne J urgens, and Mary Ruth Schrimpf. As Upper classmen at last, we were ready and willing to take on new honors and responsibilities. Our class execu- tives, Doug Curtis, president, and Doris Krekeler, vice- president, shouldered the class problems while Babs Ham- ilton, Donna Seeley, Wayne Orlowske, Ann Kunkle, and Bob Gwartney filled the cabinet positions. Once again we chose Evelyn Hane and Bud Sanger to lead our cheerleading steam engines. 28 The leadelshxp of Fllz mbeth M01 an Ralph Knapp Doug Curtls and Bob Hessenflow was acknowledged when thev went as our delegates to Guls and Boys State respectlvely On the student councll we1e Bob Last Mary Ruth Schrlmpf Marlanne Jul gens and Charles Hall Ten boys 16C61V9d major letters They are Chapman Brown Robertson Moore Hall Last Gwartney Ellls and McClanahan Our class lntellects Ellzabeth Horan Joanne Zxnk Joane Man ney and Ty Tvler won the Wollmfm Awalds Two full houses showered pralses on our class and Mls M1nn1e Mul dock for her posxtlon as dlrectol of tl1e class play New Fues The Junlor Sen1o1 Prom wh1ch used as 1tS theme Sweet Fantasy was one of the sweetest to have l1t the eyes of the upperclassmen The flnal step IH the long ladder of our hlgh school career IS now underfoot and we are at last sophlstlcated sen1o1s We proudly chose Dave Cassell as p1es1dent and Bob Hessenflovs as vlce D1 esldent Wltll Joane Manney Ellza beth Moran Ann Kunkle Wavne Ollowske Dax 1d Chapman and Ben Ellls on the cabmet Bob Last was d1st1ngu1shed as presldent of our student body Our class boasted Marl anne Jurgens Evelvn Hane and Bud Sanger as chee1 leaders Marlanne Jul gens relgned as Homecomlng Queen Wlth Evelyn Hane and DOIIS Klekeler as her attendants Bob Last was cadet colonel and Ma1y M1lle1 preslded beslde hlm as battahon sponsor Sponsol of Company A was Ann Kelly Company B Jean Breaux Company C Joane Manney Twenty foul boys recened magor letters thls vear Hlghllghtmg the vear s soclal events was the Jun1o1 Sen1o1 Prom whlch used as 1tS hlghly contaglous theme Spr1ng Fever The Llon and the Mouse ou1 last class plav recelved laulels for 1tS success Ty Tylel was plesented Wlth an award 1n SCIQHCQ for hxs achlevements and Bob Gwartney and Davld Chapman 1eC91V9d spol ts scholarshlps FOI then outstandmg SCl1Ol3.St1C f1b1l1t5 Jacquellne Gal ner and Joane Mannev rec 1ved the most coveted pos1t1on as Val8d1CtO113.I1 and salutollan IH that 01 del Gladuatlon marks the end of our load and now that oppo1tun1t1es branch on e1the1 Slde of us we w1ll thlnk back one day and w1ll f1nd that we tl uly have nevel fo1 gotten what has been the most carefree days of our l1ves 29 0l'll0l 61,556 ,MJ l0l g ' . . 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SHIRLEY ABRAHAM CHARLES ALBRECHT x f f - jlne Cfaaa 0 7953 V lv' O 2 7 2 , I' l kk- ff 'V M' ' BARBARA ANDERSON ' A A ' Q 4814, ff A NORMA ANDERSON 1 H 5 ,R,RR 'ur 7 K J Y 1 1, A f Ar ,H A CHARMAINE ANTHONY PHYLLIS ARISMAN 7 .QW YV! EDDY ARNOLD -X JERRY ASBURY A-', ' .lf '-'ZZ 3 M-.Ay i r ' A ,ZR Cf , iv MARY LOU BABSKI VVALTER BAKER HERB BANKS NETTIE BATES 1 X. DOROTHY BATTLE I , CHARLES BEALL ' di' Q ' 5, L Q f 2.9.1-f f SHIRLEY BEASLEY A .1-fy ff NORMAN BECK AU , , ,M LiL S 'Y A HELEN BEEMAN HELEN BERGMAN N A H A , i -1 CAROLYN BERKOVVITZ ' - ' R -is 'fl 5 VINCENT BIETKA +419 y . 'W I f 11 O4 CHARLES BLOCHBERGER A ' KAREN BLOYD 51' O ' L FL A 4 ' Q 5 A M' MN ... W. ,L., A A O BILLY BOHANNON 9: 12 '75 'N Wh R ' We Snr Y Q , . . . If E A .1 . . -, 1 ' . L, in 1 4 MARY BOYER : ,V m , A A M..-., A 'W ' N ' ' X , , P f -L w X I 354 wi ik xi X 3 f' 3 S f 5? IA r MARILYN BRADBURY GRACE BRAGG JERRY BRUNSMAN we ,,...,, PEGGY BURNETT UV, . Q ? 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'S' 5 Q X NK Q DI f X EDNA CAHILL EUGENE CAIN MARJORIE CARTER DONNA 'CHARTIER SHIRLEY CHRISTY VVAYNE COFFMAN MARY ANN COLDREN KAY CORDILL BOB COOPER DALE CROVVNOVER DORIS CUNE KARL DAVIDSON MARY LOU DENNY ROBERT DOLEMAN RICHARD DOVVNING ALFRED DULIN ALFRED DUNLAP BARBARA DUTTON BETTY ELLIS BARBARA ETTINGER DELORES ETTLINE SUE EVANS GEORGE EVERETT TED FARRIS ETHEL FINLEY BILL FISHER ROLAND FISHER HENRY FLORA 32 .wwwus ji. C M 0 I9 3 SHIRLEY FITZGERALD COIT FOWLER MARY ANN GORZKIEWICZ EDDIE GRAYSON JAMES GRIFFITH MARY HAMILTON MARION HENSHAW 'VIABLE HILL CHARLES HILSCHER ROBERT HEIM DON HICKMAN LINDA HOGREFE SHIRLEY HOLLAND DONNA HOOPER VIRGINIA HORTON MAUREEN IIOURIHAN MICKIE HOWARD SHIRLEY HUCKINS JOHN HUNT MINNIE JACKSON MARILEE JOHNSON VIRGIL JOHNSON BUDDY JONES CAROL JONES HOWARD JONES KAY JONES RAMON JONES PETER JOST PX 553. N-vi ng.-f -un., 10 A if 3 'fl 'Ar fr' fvwn C9 .,,...- 'iii ima- 'FIR pw fb' 'fri' ? e-.xi W-9 uw ing . g s 0 U u e 6 . C. ,P if .V I A T I X, 'fp 3. ni? . 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JANICE NIXON KENNETH NOONER JIM OBERSCIIELP RUTH ORLOVVSKI JOHN OVVENS JOE PARKER MARGARET PARSONS KEN PECKIIAM BILLY PHILLIPS JAMES POWELL JAMES PRICE RAY PRICE ROY QUICK VIOLA QUISENBERRY CAROL RICF CAROLYN ROBERSON BOB ROSENBERG J W RUTLEDGE NORMI1 SCHARER ROBERT SCHIES NEIL SCHIMKE DUDLEY SCHMID TOMMY SCHNIITT DICK SCHWARTZ BILL SCOTT BILL SHARPE ROBERT SHELTON GARY SINDER 4 I, -----jlze6fao4o!f93 ive-fx E 'N' if 'IH- z..J?' x ww -'Hum--Q 'N pr- ' im ..--N as : ' -:,',? M 1-ii? V 'W WX. 'TX 'fx wx 5? Q M Aww-dl Q ww 54' 9 -a l v V1 ,. . vvzll A K iw Z ' ' '- ' ., f - 9 we - Q , 5 f 'A A N X ' ' XYATV , - I iff A XX is I 1 . ' ' I A . mls' -A I .. Q4 A Qi- A. -, Q. I, ,. f4Q24 3 rj 'f my qw I I g .,., . Q Q ,arf -. L 4 t K I , . , . f . A ifilikfkf .Jg, - iv . 'if A 5 if 9 , Qf- 5' ' A wi .A ik SR if: f - i 1 B- f F 1 .- 1 .. - 'Z : --r ji - - 'QL ' 2 ' A fb A 1-2 I f ' 35 Q Vg 4 - L M5 4 8 1 , Q yv P5 K ,-5 V. ' '-' I Q , X- -, -A' N ,Rf .' A ,, QV Q , VK - .Tiki U , ,Af 'V Q Z ' P ' ' ' A-ff: V' A ' f f 'iff'-fx iawil- JUNIHHS J CVM 0 1953 12? 11 1-' YU' gas xf' X -an-f -3' 1-il I rf' QF' -adm lb? Q 'GSP 'Q W' ps X 4316? :- 1' 19.4 fl Q-.. ,Q sb? WEN 'rm Q, Qu Ney '57 4 f wr'.f - CHARLES SMITH GLADYS SMITH LUCILLE SMITH LUCY SMITH BILL SNYDER JIMMY SNYDER BILL SPURGIN SHERI STAUB JO ANN STITES DINA STRUTI-I LARRY TANKERSLEY LILLIAN THOMAS LORETTA THOMAS MILDRED THOMPSON JOHN THORNTON MARY ANN TINKLER MARILYN TURNER BETTY LOU TURPIN W ILLIE TYSON 'I' VI UHLRICH GERALD VINCENT NANCY JANE VOSSELER BONNIE VVAGLE PAT VVAGNER PHYLLIS VYARD RAY WHEELER JOHNNY VIHYTE DOLORES WIKELSKI .IUNIUH5 . A. J. WILEY PHILIP WILK VENITA WILLHARDT JOHN WINNICKI JOHN WITHERSPOON DIXIE WOODSON ROBERT YENZER CHRIS YOUNG RUTH ZOBEL 37 - Ze Cfaaa o 19 3 , v 'V' 2 3+ , R I , 3'zw.' 1 .x V A k - , ' ,ga L ' 'ia 'f,':..n ee: KN fl A ' ' 1 M ' ' ' wmv -' , A f 4 , A - x ,V My N x- .f . 'M' H1 M A L' fv : wx ' . f fi , at an M gf F LT X lM'f' 5- , 1 5 H fflfs 520 ,ff-Wffff Bob Ferguson presldent Harry A hson uce prcs1dent The Sophomole Offlcers lealned what leadelslup 57 0l'l'l0I Q OP meant Thew have sened then class to an advantfxge p10 udmg mam loads fO1 then classmates to tl od upon ln then lCQl 5 nevel endmg QQAICII fO1 knowledve and plefxsule Sophomore Cabxnet Members are left to rlght D3.X1dJOhIlSOI1 Pat Sterett Dean Johnson and Delpha. Battle 38 ,.... ' , 2 it J 1 Q XX VA .Q It 5 -'A o A 1 he o W 'I' A 3, ,i 5 Ffffmlx iw? gy A 'I ' i -- ' k . v 1 V 6 ck - . 1 SUPHUMUHES Freda Adams Wlllle Adavrw Robert Akm John Alexander Harry Allison Betty Arnold Hughes Ash Ronald Bacon Vhlberta Bakel George Bannon Delpha Battle Shirley Benefe Betty Bennett Betty Berg Arthu Berry Elizabeth B eleckl Juamta Bletka Bernard Black Penny Birmingham John Bleam Vlrglma Balllger Jerry Booker Donna Borst Nonnalee Braun Darlene Bromlew Allan Brown Delton Brown Eugene Brown Gene Brown Joyce Brown Ronnie Browner Jeanette Bryan William Cassell Pauline Carson Robert Cook 39 'Y' 5 N 1 fn. 24 5 rx 'Z1'.1'N xv' -..-,.-v asye E' i' 'fra-9 The 71? 7.1 Q , 4 l .,..-Q ...Wy fam o I9 4 Y-nm of li' -Y' 9 ,.,, Q11 'FW Kidz- ,Abe 060 6' 2 Fi ..-.. ' ' fp, .o- A 451 'V 5 V 5nPHuMnHL5 ffm of 19 -W-fo ,, fs., -w. 'Xa-A A... PM 49 - ,.,,,, 1:-' Xu.-'VU -dh ff ' ,1- -lil? qS 1 Q-our wa 41 QQ 71? Sqfl 1'- Q... pw' Wu-nv M1 has 'ma- Nu-ff YYS Q ff-A YVN -P? eg' Y'5 ' Q-ef Delorls Coates Jerre Cooper Rose Cornshm Jackie Chambers Pat Currier Elois Curtis Suzanne Daugherty Ronald Davls Mary Day Daud Dunlap Blll Drnscoll John Edgell Sally I-,vans Paul Fanty Donna Farrell Marshall Fauntlroy Bob Ferguson Albert Ferry Levara Fevurly Dons Flsk Arabeleta Flmt Edward Flint Ramon Flmt Raymond Flint Rollm Flint Gary Foster Virginia Fuller Gerald Gensler Carol Glese Marcia Gronls Edna Harper Delores Harris Fredoma Hawkins Helen Heltlmger Robert Hellgren 40 Y o 0 0 0 i 0 I 0 e A 4 A IAQ? it ,fa ,, J .- ' X . A A v - f..f ' .N Q- - . C N. M W g its-5 A - af M-ff 1 KW i .,M.v ' M J 4 C ,Li W D Q , ' .- I -is. I v Y' , i f' xx WL , 5- A ,C - be fy, W' ,QF , 'i E My ' -M3 ' we .A it X -1 - , H 6 ' 2 F I L ,V xx. I .jg , A ' 4... X ' 1 . V gi 'X 'gf ' - : ' ' 3' ' ' 'ln , 1 you 5 j H V C ' . -of 1 l Q , , ! , ' -, 2 I 'rim GK ll f 'I , 5 5 . 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SIJPHIIMUHES Kathryn I-lenshaw Rose Hildebrandt Gall Hoefener Marlene Hoeltzel Jim Holland Blll Hopkins Grant Huffman Jo Ann Huffman Joanna Lee Hundley Ron Hyde Naomi Jackson Bob James Bennie Jefferson Llnda Jenmngs Blll Johnson Charlotte Johnson Chester Johnson David Johnson Dean Johnson Jo Anne Johnson Lorraine Johnson Mary Johnson Polly Johnson Jackie Paul Jones John Jones Judy Jones Robert Jones Patty Kaedmg Donna Kamphefner Noble Kelst Chester Kemmerle Jlm Kenny Connie Klmberlmg Gary Kmdred Florence Kmg 41 'g-rg? ws, -mv- ,pw IQFIS fy, an 31, CAM 0 79 4 4'7- P- if -..vf ' Haig 53- 'aw Nr.:- ,7- ,flq fb Wi 118 Q 1 as uv- 74 'iw w-x 3 'Wi xmleal i 4? Y' E fix wlws 1-vv,,, at E P il QW! 45 SUPHUMUHIJ j CL 0 4 nf'--, 'kv .pw Ai G7 58.45 '7 1-R it av- for F V' 'Y' sys ,ss K.,-P' -..-nr VD ?9 T t 1 Q ' Q55 4,1 all f' Rx-K '-cp' .cz if IUX ,- VY GW Mr fi GQ. 'Car A? fm 1+ nk '!Z'l AA. nr' C? ,xg 09s. K.,-N E W, Nz? QM gill lg: wwf Iovcc Klemp Fave Knapp CBCCIIB Kramer Rose Mane Krekcler Jacqueline Langley Barbara Laudenslager Laura Lee Norman Lee Robert Lewls Stella Llst Barbara Loboda Blll Lo an Alfonso Llorente Jamee Loar Carol Lohman Nancy Lohman Loretta Lone Fldon Lowman John Lozenskx Davld Lyon Ian McClanahan Geraldine McClure Bull McCormak llarry Mcf omas Lmda McGuire larry 'VIcKmley Donna Mchett Pattle Matejka Mary Ann Marcenell George Macgregor hctor Mayer Pefgy Jo Meerpohl Wilma Mensch Bob Meyer Nancy Meyer 42 N fl ' ' ' Q ' 5:5 f' , , .yVw-ig - - . ' F 4 E VL L rp- in K ' . fi., X. - F E K w ' f,,. K .m 'A I 1 pw we fe :Lf . V ' ' W N L LN, A X J I 3 ff may 'y ' ' -L f.: A x ',,,L -. fi -. M A V x ,X f -ma ' A ' -4 ,KW Q' f N 4 0 , lL , . '1 lc, A ' ii' E L fl K G time 9 37 gh, -. ' fi,u ' 1 ' ' wp X N., , 'ffl V ' I fp, K l ' ' ,L 5 s L 'T L f , , sri Mfr Le A e e l-ELA ' M fi L Q s . ' S-.V y A L :is Kyiv rj k I f L Vikl I L -. .LM ff I xxx. 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' if ' ff le 'I ? ff ' SUPHUMIJHFS Howard Miller Ruth Ann Mllllgan Iohn Mltchell Tommmv Mock Ronald Montgomery Lacey Moore Pat Moore Phyllis Moore larolvn Mueller Mary Nall Bxll Nlash Carol Norris Verna Lee Parsons Glen Payne Daniel Pellman Conme Pennmgton Fred Pennington Diane Pepper Bob Pfrlmmmer Ioseph Phllllps Maxine Pohl Barbar Prltchett Edna Qumn Carole Rawlings Rlchard Reese Tlm Reyburn Allan Reynolds Nadme Reynolds Thad Richards Charlotte Roberts Giles Roberts Don Robertson Roger Ros Don Ruch Milton Rush 43 we saw KY in 'l 'Rim -,sg me R ffff' ww-y qu- -ny, 45. H725- I 1:-'f 5 A 5 o 94 L77 'K in-vw nfl WAN? 'H 'W 'E-7' -1:7 '19 ,ISA 41? I' 3' gk Qirnvf' Ng, ,yn- eyfgyi eff:-A -I-eff '93 'F' 'iv Qxm fi '33-W 'GK' '3l'P5' I s- ' - - . we get 4 I ' vw A 1, . y , Surf ' f K ivy , , H '4 Mew-' t A I Qy:,, P P Q a ... 6 P P P, fl Q P . if :P V ,2 'Q re 1 A ji , 4, N ' W ' Ii ' A - 4 .' - ' x N ff i 3 A 6 M' 75 1 A I - W N J, s PW A -V P P W . 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'V-'N QA, 'ss 0' Qt 'rf'- X nv 4 ' av-' 'W an an '1- .nr Qx Q-1 Wx 'f' . 1' wx xx 1 3355- fi' .M 'Lb we X.-'sf' ww rv '? 9 C47 35195 aw- fvs 5 'No SM? my ,M X mg mg! ,on arm 111. -3 3 ,J nfl Q Suzanne Sackett Betty Schrey Mary Jane Seltz Charles Sexton Louis Sharp Davld Shipman Benme Simmons Ilene Simpson Edward Slack Bull Slapper Edna Smith Jerry Smith Vnrgmia Smith John Speedie Ruth Sprague Wllllam Stenurnogel Pat Sterrett Early Steverson Loulse Strelt Maryann Stucker Bruce Sundblad Betty Lou Spychowskl Frank Tarnawskl Mary Taylor Rosamond Taylor Bull Theel Jean Ann Thomas Margie Tinsley John Vardlman Helen Wager Marianne Walker Harry Waters John Watts Mary Ann Webster Donna Weidemler 4 0 0 0 a e A V? V W m VM . A ,S np, , ln? T x fi Q Ay Vw 'in , U 5. ' 'ff W A -- e ' , Q .4 ' i MM 'mu I ' , K . . in I hw , l , , '.-v I If Q C 'I F, X L A 'fa an 4 it ' ' ' 2 S as f' tw- , X fb: if M 3 - fe- -rzl af.: A .ff -r SX ' - my . X W ay, y 3 . a .. , in If ,K 5 . . , VV 7 5 . 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S e Q, 4 SUPHIJMIIHES Gene Wentworth Darlene West Edward Wettng Darlene Williams Juanita Williams Jerry Wolfe Howard Young 45 R in .7 CAM o I9 JN. 51 'li' M' nay' nw . . s .,'n,., 1 A1493 as v QQ. 513' ai' AIIIIUI Vogel DIQQICIBIII FIIICIX CIIIIIWII second s01110sL0 LIIIX Bundt fnst s 1110StQ1 1190 DICNICICIII 11ce p1es1dent red nian IC F1exI11111111J IIKKIN wuuc er 111 on ILOHIIIIQL' XOLIII 1e.1w11.1I1IL f.1Nc1n11lc 111 o1rIe1 110111 the cI1.11s of new xtudents lceind III e11110 then Inxt X01lI III IIIOAII sc 1 0 Mliv F' eshman C bmet 'klembev 11 lett tc ll 111 B111ce NI 1111 N1 ICN Vbvbu J1Lk1c Chirnbe-1s and Sue 'xIer11tt 46 Il 'I 11 I 'N 'N P 1 1 vu, v ' I A ' , I - ,V I Xlpir, A n s K I I f' ' I I If -I B , .Gard L 1 A b -, A L I 3 : ' M 1 Q A - TI 2 NUI I' ' j I- I'llI e11tI111siz1sn1 and e:1grc1'11Qss 111 their task of I11'i11gi11g El . . L. , x , A. ,' ' P ' . , . ' . . 4 i L. L. A. I . . .. . . Q I ' ,Q ' j - ' , 1-Io I. 1 I ' I 1 . 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Bob Hessenflow and to the mixer following the game by Bob Last. Left: Evelyn Hane was escorted by Cadet Lt. Dwight Gillespie to the football field ceremonies and by Bob Gwartney to the homecoming mixer. 1 it fa. :aiu A-L in , 'Y :karl Z ,bfi 4, 'Ili Planning strategy for the 1951-52 football sca- son are, left to right, Sophomore Coach Charlie Kimerer, Head Varsity Coach Leonard Hofstra, Freshman Coach Eugene Fleek. and Assistant Varsity Coach Asa Eagles. Varsity Coacli Hof- gy stra is an alumnus of LHS and was a NEKL sq All-Star for two years. He attended Washburn and Ottawa Universities before coaching at Wash- burn University, Lawrence. and Leavenworth High. Efween fire QW! 19046 ...... A spirited bunch of Pioneers, again guided by Coach Leonard Hofstra, faced the prospects of a championship season, when they smashed through with a 25-0 victory over Washington, this year's champion in the East Kansas League. An easy victory over Olathe, 52-12 followed. Left: Bob Last, surrounded by three Washington players. carries the ball through the line as the Pioneers score 25-0 win. Right: Ben Robertson, 172r, attempts to avoid being tackled by a Lawrence player in the Pioneer-Lion tilt. Lawrence emerged vic- torious 39-6. 55 f, 3324, -si' , is may 1- Top row, left to right: Albert Aldridge, Norman Brown, Dave Chapman, Cecil Danser, Lloyd Day, Alfred Dunlap, Bennie Ellis. Second row: Bob Gwartney, Charles Hall, Beau Kansteiner, Bob Last, Charles Logan, Ronald McClanahan, Howard Moore. Third row: James Powell, Ben Robertson, Otto Ruebhausen, Bob Schies, Ty Tyler, Elmer Wahaus, Tommy Weaver. A 1 ng ff Q .. 4 I 'f iff, g 4' gf ' f I Sgazgf Top left: Jim Roper. Sec- ond row: Bill Ysbrand, Gene Zoellner. Bottom row: Ramon Jones, Dick Sch- wartz CManagersl in gi 1 In the Wyandotte contest, a close loss to the Bulldogs, mythical State Champions, proved to be the first depressing phase of the 1951-52 season. A morale booster came in the opening league tilt when the Pioneers downed Argentine to the tune of 25-20. Taking advantage of numerous breaks, Lawrence trounced the Pioneers 39-6. Losing this game put Leaven- worth out of the running for the NEKL Championship, for the roaring Lions maintained an undefeated season record. Sparked by Halfback Norman Brown, the ground-gain- ing carps trimmed the Ottawa eleven. 18-7 in the blue and white homecoming tilt. Shawnee Mission was the next hurdle for the onrushing Pioneers. Playing midst snow and driving wind, the Indians scored a 13-7 win over the Pioneers. 56 Top: Where's the ball? That seems to be the question in the Leavenworth-Wyandotte game. The Pioneers shown playing their third game, which, incidentally, was the first loss of the season, are Bob Last, 4811, Bennie Ellis, 1791, Bill Ysbrand. 467r, Howard Moore, l80i, Q and Dave Chapman, 1831. Leaven- worth's only tally came in the sec- ond quarter, while the Bulldogs scored in the first and third quar- ters to defeat our home eleven 14-7. 1- 314 Chosen by a vote of the coaches and newspaper men in the Northeast Kansas League Area as NEKL All-Stars from the Pioneer footballssquad wre Dave Chap- man, Norman Brown, and Bob Gwartney. Two of these boys, Dave Chapman and Norman Brown were selected from recom- mendations submitted by high school coaches over the entire state for the Kan- sas All-State football squad. Left to right are Dave Chapman, Norman Brown, and Bob Gwartney. Bottom: I got it. I got it! Tnat's what Charlie Logan seems to be saying to himself as he catches a pass in the Leavenworth-Lawrence tussle as Fullback James Powell. l54v, attempts to knock off Logan's aggressor. The Lions scored their first touchdown after seven minutes of play and led 27-0 at halftime. The Pio- neers scored their only tally in the third quarter when Norman Brown went over on a reverse. flmfbaff One of the close st games of the season was +119 contest Wltll Hlghland Palll Plaung on ex en tQlIHQ wlth the Scot tles fo1 th1ee qufute1s and all but the last two mlnutes ln the fou1th qualtel, the PIOIIQCIS led 70 18 The undefeated Hlghland Pallx eleven, makmg a last sulge fol v1ctory, scol ed wlth onlx seconds left ln the game As Coach Hofstla stated latel It s games lllle the Illghland Pfllk t1lt Wllltll we w1ll all lemembex ln the closlng league t1lt the 1310116915 bowed to the tlV9 xeax 1n Vklllill the tomahawlx totels upset the potent blue and whlte Leax enwo1th tled w1th Atchlson fo1 fbllltll place, and placed INo1man BIOWH Bob Gw a1tnew, and Daud Chapman on the INIIKL All qtal fust team Daxld Chapman was also awalded a place on the All Qt lte team Norman Blown P1onee1 ball cauymg, lmlfbfxck 1 dwg cd down 111 the Leaxenworth Lawlence t1lt as Dax Chapman LTWIQIICE LIONS 1951 52 NEKL 21 DOIIII surge out tallled the quartel went mto the end Zone ufud 483r and Ben Robextson halfbxck close 111 Tlfe chflmps corln Ill each quaxtel and hlghllffhted by a PIOIICGYS 39 6 BIOXXIX OI a rexelse late III the thxrd untouched for our only score xn the ball game 58 I N. - - . ' ,- 1, ., ,D . x - - B . N I X .K X J J ' z 4 I 'N ' S P: ' Q ., J - . Y 1 h . X , I - x : 1 4 I - -I . I, . , . 5 ,' - 'Ls I v C I I -v 4 n A 1 K1 v l . J V 6 I is , 1 A v , ' . I 4 I ' ' 1 v ' 1 1 ,, C . - A K. I . , ' uw 1 Atchison Redmen, 17-7. This marked the second consecu- 1 ' - - y u - I y' Y 4 -K 1 I ' -.- ' 14 . - 7' 1 f u w . V. . . . -X L . . , v ' 1 t - . . V' , L t V 'S .K , ' V v - 4. .'e .. '.. 21 . ' , - . 5 ' g ' ' ' ' 'D Heading the Pioneers' cage team in their 1951- 52 basketball season were Coach Grant Clothier rmiddlev and his assistant. Coach Leonard Hof- stra lleftl of the B Team. and Charles Kim- erer, Sophomore Coach frightw. Predictions at the beginning of the season were that LHS would not be capable of competing on even terms with other NEKL teams, due to per- sonnel lost from last year's squad, but under the supervision of Clothier and Hofstra the A team were victors of 8 games while losing 13. The B Team ended with a seoson record of 7 wins and 8 losses. . . . ana! 60164 on fAe .izlarclwoo :S a aiu Beginning the season with two returning' lettermen, the fighting squad of the Leavenworth High School finished the season with three victories and seven losses in league play. In non-league play, the Pioneers lost four tilts in eight starts, ending with an over-all season record of seven wins and eleven losses. Members of the A team basketball squad are, Top row. left to right: Dick Schwartz Doug Curtis. Charles Hall, Ben Robertson. Bottom row: Roland McClanahan, Bill Kindig. Wayne Orlowske. Bob Gwartney, Bob Last. 59 Members of the B team basketball squad are Top row left to rxght Charles Beall Jlm Snyder Ramon Jones Alfred Dulm Herb Banks Bottom row Gary S11 der Dlck Downmg Charles Hllscher Nell Schmlke Bud Jones ga5Lef6a! In the season maugulal Holton fell v1ct1m to the P10 Leavenwolth qulntet moved 110111 the VICLOIY column by a scole of 42 35 Iwext the home team defeated Olathe 51 40 The game wlth W3ShlHgtOH proved to be an upset wlth the Ploneels losmg 36 31 Over the Clulstmas hohdass our Pxoneers saw actlon competlng w1th Western Kansas teams In the flrst en countel w1th Llbelal ou1 wealy cagers lost 57 41 The followlng games of the road tr1p proved uccessful wlth Leavenwor th t1OllIlC1Ilg Gal den Clty 50 37 and Dodge C1tV 50 41 The P1oneers lost then flrst two league games before gettlng 1nto the w1n column the fnst defeat belng dealt by L1w1 ence 37 33 and the next bv Ottawa 41 35 The fn st league VlL10lX came at the expense of Atchl son Plavmg most of the game on even telms the home team IH the fmal seconds of plav scol ed two polnts thus w1nn1ng the game 39 38 In the next two games ou1 thlnclad Pxoneers were handed defeats by Algentme 51 40 and Shawnee M1ss1on 41133 Although the losses seemed to plle up valuable expeuence had been gamed 60 AQ' I ,. , s 8 el ' I 'CF J-. x , N 8 4 l ' I 99 f so l as Q X O K . f ' 1.4 D 5 ' ' I K Y 3 ,I 7 YJ i - l ' I :W , I . . U , v ., . . h neers by a score of 37-39. In the tilt with Wyandotte, the ' Y' ' ' . , . ' . Y ! , . . 5 . , , a 4 . . 1 , v v D 1 - . . . S . ' J . r 4 I v ' 1 ' . I 9 ' - ' - ' , w y U 1 '- w . I N ' O. , ' 1 4 9 , 7 . I , - o f , 1 ' I . ' . 4 I L' 1 . , ' Scrambling for the ball with two Holton players are Leavenworths Bill Kindig, 1331, Bob Last, 1321, Roland McClanahan, 1211, and Bob Hes- senflow. Final score, Leavenworth 37, Holton 34. Pioneers surged to their largest lead in the fourth quarter after Bob Gwartney, high point man, added four points putting the home quintet ahead 31-25. After Holton players added three to their score, Bob Last added another point making thc final scorc 37-34. Avenging a 37-33 defeat dealt earlier by the Lawrence Lions, Dick Schwartz, 1231, and Roland McClanahan, 1211, of the Pioneer squad, reach high for the leather along with two Lawrence players. The home quintet of Coach Grant Clothier poured on the power to defeat the Lions 53-47. The odds were three against one when Dick Schwartz, 1231, Charlie Hilscher, 1801, and Dick Downing, 1811, were after the ball and a Shawnee Mission player in the preliminary game. The young Pioneers of Coach Leonard Hofstra. met their downfall with a 43-26 loss to the Indian's B team. The Pioneer reserves won 7 and lost 8 of their encounters for the 1951-52 basketball season. 61 galefgaf The Pioneeie gained lex enge foi a piex oue lose to tue Lawience Lions bv adminleteiing a iude an akening to the tune of 53 47 Then ln rapid euccewion came two setbacke fo the home team Ottawa defeated the Pioneers 61 '31 and Topeka, in a non league encountei, tiimmed the Pioneeie 18 30 Leavenwoi th next Qqueezed past the Atchleon Redmen 35 33 In the bieathtalung game a see eavu battle ensued until, in the last minutes ot' plav the Pioneeis surged ahead outscoiing the Redmen 35 33 Both final games of league play pi oved fateful fox the and a moie 9XD6116IlC8d Shawnee team defeating Leaven woith 82 40 In the Regional Touinament, our home f1V9 pioved successful, winning '39 38 In the second round, Leaven woi th became easv victims to Shawnee Mission iated the Numbei 9 team in the State, 63 41 In the coneolation game, Wald maintained a eizable lead winning 45 33 Left Bob Last 1321 tangles with a Holton player for the ball chown in action are McClanahan 1211 Orlowske 1951 and Kmdig 4331 Final score was 37 34 Leavenworth Right Shown ln Lawrence game are McC1anahan V111 Orlouske 12.31 and Kindi 4331 Score 46 33 Lawrence 62 sa l 4 . 1 'v , I - v 1 x .1 , ' . -' - -w v ,V Q 1 Y Pioneers, with Argentine trampling Leavenworth, 52-41, 1 1' v ' O ,- . i - i ' . . W. y v. . H ' i 1 1 . . L ' ' , . : .' V ' ' 'l ' H V , ' . .W I CM ' Bottom Row: Left to Right: Weaver, Logan, Day. Hall fPres.r, Last rv-Pres.J, Robertson fSec.m, Schimke. Second Row: Moore, Curtis, Ellis, Walker, Ald- ridge, Hofstra 1Sponsorr. Third Row: Schies, Wahaus, Danser. Atwell, Gwart- eny. Fourth Row: Dunlap. Jones, Mc- Clanahan. Kanstiner, Zoellner. Top Row: Banks. Chapman, Ysbrand, Roper, Brown. Spring sports, composed of golf and track, attract a smaller audience than football or basketball, but never-tlie- less are as important in building and exercising the muscles, as well as being clean sports. Instructor for golf is William Elliott. Asa Eagles is traclc coach and is assisted by Leonard Hofstra, Grant Clothier and Eugene Fleek. Left: Top Row, left to right: Peckham. Hessenflow, Beall. K nsteiner Watkins Fauntleroy, Moore, Young, Schies. Second row: Jones. Powell. Logan McClanahan Walker, Hiddleston. Third row: Aldridge. Gwartney. Robertson Schimke Biovxn Zoellner. Bottom row: Head Coach Eagles. Asst. Coaches Hofstra Lauber. Right: top row, left to right: Orlowske, Curtis, Elliott Sexton, Tyler, Wentworth. Third row: Snyder, Johnson. :Nt i l A 63 F.. 9 n eneoneeaa ageooeaf .Q- A i.1w+'3.2.aLe 0 he 2 an 0' fs, 6, ...9aeL!.9?o.'IQ'l9 new A. '99I3LQ.aQ32,,' H' , A UA ela , Q .. Cm Cheerleaders, Left to Right: Jones. Jurgens. Klemp. Berkowitz. Birmingham. Hane, Evans. Tinkler, Sterett. McGuire. Merritt. Bottom Row: Kunkle, Hoefener 1Soph. Rep.v, Parsons. Stucker. Bloyd. D. Crownover tJr. Repn. Augustine. B. D. Hamilton. Hudson. R. M. Cahill. Gilman. Poell. Koker. Anderson. D. Krekeler 1Pres.v. Miller 1V-Pres.r, Boozer 1Sponsorv. Kaaz 4Sec.1, Nixon 1Treas.w. Thompson. Kelly. Breaux. N. Sterett. Jackie Garner. Lohman. S. Crownover rFresh. Repo, J. Johnson. Moran. Ward. Woodson. Fluharty. Second Row: M. Walker, Tinsley, Daugherty, Sackett. Logan. Arisman. Kreutzer, S. Moore. Willhardt. Wikelski, Fevurly. Bolliger. Knapp. R. Taylor. C. J. Chambers. Wagner, D. Morrison. N. Morrison. Orlowski. Anthony, E. Cahill. Althaber, P. Johnson. R. M. Krekeler. Marcenell. C. Cahill. Jo Ann Garner, Reyburn, Gordon, Zink. Zobel. Third Row: Seeley. Loboda. Gronis, Schafer. Mann, Mensch. Berg, Adams, Gwartney. R. Nieman. Schrey. Bryan. Delpha Battle, Pat Moore, Braun. Kimberlinpz. Seitz. Mueller. Fuller, McNett, Holman, Bee- man. Mendenhall. Chartier. Sprague. McEvoy, Jochims. Gorzkiewicz. Schroll, Vosseler. Fourth Row: Manney. Pritchett. Jennings. Webster. Rawlings. Stephenson. Jackson, Hogrefe, Fitzgerald, D. Cooper, Wahler. Natzke. Schrimpf. Elliott. Lucy Smith. Christy. Turpin, Babski, Staub. Dutton, Lucille Smith. Roberson, Kramer. List, Meyer. Top Row: Phyllis Moore. Arnold. Howard. P. Niemann. Mandes, Ellis, Hooper, Burnett, Sue Evans. Abraham. Rice, Muth. Dorothy Battle. Quisenberry, Bromley. Huffman. Benefiel, L. Thomas. Turner, Keist, Roberts. Christ. Here our cheerleaders ltop right. reading from left to righti. Carolyn Berkowitz, Mary Anne Tinkler. Linda McGuire. Marianne Jurgens, Bud Q X Sanger. and Evelyn Hane, make a cartwheel. The boys in football huddles never looked like this! X -wi. Sparking the wheels of our athletic department these six students made our Loyalty resound in our memories. ll af Left: The smiles on this cheerleading tree belong to, top to bottom, Bud Sanger. Linda McGuire, Mary Anne Tinkler. Carol Berkowitz. Marianne Jur- gens, and Evelyn Hane. Right: Here are our B team c'heerleaders. They are: Patty Sterett, Penny Birmingham. Sue Merritt, Joyce Klemp, and Sally Evans. 30 ihwfffm in-9.1 to a....,4ai,q, 5 0a.Q:c5,s9t,mArq-0-.G,,3..u1JN. C'MM+f-ob'I'i5-slfvnjtxlu.. idk Jaxx- JQ.:rJ....a..,.4., C,...aloJ..Q. -aw-4.6. , LUQAA .ll-mJv,,,,,P..o The Girls' Pep Club is a group of girls who are inter- ested in boosting the athletic teams throughout the year. G Q C rP' G' , ' By their cheering at the games and in pep rallies these 7 girls showed the boys that they were with them all the . 'Q V ,, Lf' 5 8,0 way. The club was kept busy sponsoring busses to several A U out-of-town games, a snake dance, a bonfire, decorations for Homecoming activities, and participating in the half-time ceremonies at the Homecoming game. Right: The A Team cheerleaders are, standing left to right: Mary Anne Tinkler. Evelyn Hane. and Marianne Jurgens. Kneeling: Linda McGuire, Bud Sanger, and Carol Berkowitz, Left: Leading the B team are Cheerleaders Patty Sterett, Penny Birming- ham, Sue Merritt, Joyce Klemp, and Sally Evans. liffaay Mdfea 13 ccmtwl N B11 x Batt 11 on Cfm1nxn1nc'er C idet Colonel In mbel ot Cood clloxw Red C10 S QGIHOI Chou Folurn Masque and Pep ClubS As ft Jumox she placed second n fx cltx wld Speecl contest QponSo1ec' bt the XFW eacfel' Gaiam! Radeu' .Baal Was Student Council President. Foot- ball Co-captain. and a member of the basketball and track teams and Span lsh Shakespeare and L Clubs I mi Jumor year Bob was one of two ROTC Cadets to Jouxney to Chlcago to ecenp the Chlcago Trlbune Award 66 - L n , ' . , ' - U W .V . . Y NVQ ' fs- ' u to the .lilitxlry 1 l bl' . 1 3 . 1 . 2 Robert Lust. Mary nas been an active Q A ' 1 f - .C ' ' , ' ,A : , v .. , L .Y V 1 A 4 iL'j- e 1 . 5 0l'l'll0CLl'ly IOOFL5 Ol' ANN KELLY was escorted to the Mili- tary Ball by Company A Commander Ralph Knapp. She has held offices in Goodfellows and on the Patriot Staff. and has participated in the activities of Shakespeare. Camera, and Pep Clubs. Junior Red Cross, and Junior and Senior Plays. Ann is decidedly KU bound and plans to enter the School of Journalism. 0I'l'll0Cl,l'lg l00l'l6 0I JEAN BREAUX was escorted to the Ball by Company B Commander Doug- las Curtis. Jean came to Leavenworth from New Orleans during her Sopho- more year. Her activities have includ- ed Spanish, Camera, Shakespeare, and Pep Clubs, Goodfellows, Patriot-June- Bug Staff, and the Junior and Senior Plays. Jean has decided to become a Laboratory Technician. 0l'l'l any l00I'l50l JOANE MANNEY was escorted to the Ball by Company C Commander Orville Tyler. She held two class offices. was president of Masque Club and Good- fellows, secretary of Shakespeare Club. was in the Junior and Senior Play Casts. and won awards in both speech and art contests. She plans to take Occupational Therapy at KU. 67 0I'l'll0CLl'lg Company A officers were: Commander Capt. Ralph Knapp Executive Officer lst Lt. Darrel W'ittmis lst Platoon Leader 2nd Lt. Rorlney Fisher 2nd Platoon Leader 2nd Lt. Don Beemer 0I'l'll06U'lg Company B officers were Commander Capt. Doug Curtis Executive Officer lst Lt. Benny Ellis lst Platoon Leader 2nd Lt. Beau Kansteiner 2nd Platoon Leader lst Lt. Bob Rosenberg 0l'l'll0CLI'lg Company C officers were Coznmander lst Lt. 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'P 1 , ' f .1 - dv - . -If 'Quin QRS ' -E A 4 M15 W AA mi? ,E V, gg Q' Vo' 3? ,Q ,zur ,Rf l S 5 if gg, 9 2 l 1 .V H., 4 ,Q f , 2 rf i fx Q51 ya, -51 i ,, ar 'Vg' Q f' 'Y rr W 3 'xv W V f 0I'l0l p!6Lf00l'l Platoon Leader: lst Lt. James Oliver Squad Leaders: Doleman, Foster, McKinely, Hyde. I'lfU'Yl an Ugg 0170 Dwight Gillespie 4Commanderm lst Row lleft to rightr Cadets Arnold, Ross, Vardiman. 2nd Row: Steverson, Richards, Fowl- er. 31'd Row: Miller, Rutledge, Holland. 4th Row: List. Yenzer. 71 gel-MSN Elizabeth Moran, Patriot Editor Doris Krekeler, June Bug Editor Harsh words are common around Room 10-1 of LHS, where twenty members of the Journalism Class struggle to publish the June Bug and Patriot despite many differences and difficulties, such as headlines that don't meet require- ments and shouts from the annoyed print shop. In the long run, though, it's all worthwhile, since Work on the annual all Seeley, Krekeler, Kel I y, Kunkle, Jurgens, 74 Patriot and June Bug staff at going away party for Reporter Mary Ellen Alti. Right: Johnny Whyte, Patriot and June Bug Photographer. and paper gives good experience in practicing patience, writ- ing rapidly and turning out compact copy. It also gives students aspiring to journalism careers a background before entrance into college. The best part of the course comes when your story appears in print. hoc, 'S-Jfwfncfs we-26 JJ A0 oar' Hr7,5f,!,J fffjg 'fy UNE f I l l Rutledge, Wiley, Moran, Evans, Jochims, Hard, Mendenhall, Bergman, Meaders, Hucklns, Robinson, Colter '75 1Not Pictured Hmdebrandtu Leading the Band on marches, Left to Right, Drum Majorette Margie Kaaz. and Majorettes Barbara Pritchett, Mar- cia Gronis, and Margie Tinsley twirl their batons and play an important part in the appearance of the group, Along with this, they play a major part in the marching stunts. In addition. they play instruments with the band in their regu- lar concerts. Organized to cultivate musical ability and to provide entertainment and enjoyment for listeners, the Band and Choir present summer and winter programs and compose . the annual Christmas vespers. udlca Outside of school activities, the Band also participates in music contests, while the Choir sings for groups in and around Leavenworth. Mr. George Berentz, new on this year's faculty, directed the Band, and Mr. Richard Childers led the Choir. rganizafiond Below. Top Row, left to iight: Ronald Montgomery, John Edgell. Aloysuis List. Bob Yenzer, J. W. Rutledge, Shirley Ruebhausen, Janice Nixon, Dwright Gillespie. Albert Ferry, Eddy Arnold, Roger Ross, Bob Jones. Mary Ann Gorzkiewicz. Larry Parsons. Teddv Gordon. Marianne Walker. Second row: Mary Boyer, Suzanne Daugherty. Peggy Meer- pohl, Saxon Schroll, Wilma Mensch, Karen Bloyd, Maxine Blanton, Mary Holmes. Ruth Milligan. Jim Brown, Jim Obershelp, Max Mallison. John Needles. Grant Huffman. George Berg. Ruth Zobel. Barbara Ettinger, David Johnson. Harold Moore. Barbara Loboda, Wayne Mallison. Third row: Carole Rawlings, Gail Hoefener, Coit Fowler, Roland McClanahan. Gerald Vincent, Sally Mann, Ralph Brown, Patty Ohlhausen, Barbara Hildebrand, Victor Fite. Verna Parsons. Donna Kamphefner, Frank Tarnawski, Helen Bergman. Gary Sinder. Jo Ann Zink, Dolores Kern. Tommy Banks, Karl Davidson. Fourth row: Steve Jennings. Gary Foster, John Watts, Liz Moran, Norma Scharer, Mary Ann Stucker. Nancy Logan. Mary Ann Webster, Linda Jennings, Blanche Stephens. Dixie Woodson. Bottom row: Margie Tinsley. Barbara Pritchett. Marcia Gronis, Margie Kaaz. Director: George S. Berentz fleft, standingi. Not pictured: Lawrence McKimley. K , t film 195152 .gage M 06llfl,Ctl0l'lif With a cast of eighteen Seniors, The Lion and the Mouse, the annual class production under the direction of Minniemae Maier was presented November 29 and 30. The play, a four-act drama, related the troubles of the Rossmore family. Judge Rossmore, a judge of the supreme court, played by Ty Tyler, was accused of accepting bribes by John Ready Money Ryder, a shrewd businessman, portrayed by Ted Sexton When news of the impending impeachment trial reached the judge s daughter Shirley played by Joane Manney the girl set out to help her fathei to iegaln his position The romantic angle of the plot involved Doug Curtis Ann Kunkle and Victor Fite whose escapades fur ther complicated the action which usually p1 oved humorous The supporting cast included Carol Fluharty Joe Mc Evoy Liz Moran Edie Jochims Marianne Jurgens Jim Ollver Donald Beymer Ralph Knapp Richard Emery Teddy Pordon Ann Kelly and Jean Breaux Presented as the annual Jun1o1 play was Our Miss Brooks directed by Mrs Minnie Murdock The three act comedy given March 14 15 was the story of a harrassed English teacher who was unwillingly put in char ge of direct ing a school plav Miss Brooks the teacher played bv Carol Roberson ran unto several difficulties 1n casting the pal ts and in ob taining the gym for iehearsals since the coach Hugo I ong acre portrayed bv Bob Doleman also wanted the gym for his basketball team More problems arose when Rhonda the daughter of the school board D1 esident and also a verv poor actress played aptly by lNT1Ck16 Howard tried for the lead A light romantic touch was provided by Bob Rosenberg and Sheri Staub two students also trying out for paits in the play Directing stage productions were left to right Minnie Murdock Richard Childers Minniemae Maier Glenn Knight and Sue Rose Harter 78 . 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Lf f7l,e 195152 .gage pl 0Jll,Ctl0l'lff Supportlng players were Lucllle Smlth DIXIE Vkoodson Don HICICIHRH Carol Rlce Dolothv Battle Carolyn Berko mtz Barbara Anderson Mar 19 Kaaz Karen Blovd Betty Elhs Colt Fowler B1ll Snvder Dlck Schwartz Ken Peck ham Ne1l Schlmke Buddv Jones and B111 Klndlg The CSAC chose as the1r plav Nlne Glrls a prologue and two acts under the dlrectwon of Mrs Sue Rose Harter The settmg was a sororltv house ln the Slerra Nevada Mountalns The flrst and second acts flashed back three Veals before the tlme of the prologue when a murder was commltted by one of the sororxtv glrls ln the mountaln calnn The rest of the storv lunged around the kxlhnfr and 'mother near murder and the attempt to bl mg the murder ess who was portraved bv Pat Murdocl to lllStlC6 Other plaa els uexe Fdna Qumn Helen Tohnson Darlene West Crace Bravo' Barbara Hlldebrandt Shxrlex Brown Rose Hlldebrandt Jane McClanahan Fllen Jacl son and Lavert W h1t1ng The annual Tune Bu Jamboree was presented ID the audltorlum March 91 for the purpose of flnanclng the school annual the Tune Bug' vvlth each student pavlng' a quarter to see the talented Ploneers perform a total of S175 was collected On the profrram were the Teentlmers dance band vocal numbers bv To Ann ALlg'UStlH6 Ann Kunkle and Dwlght Glllesple Bob Hessenflow Garv Smder and Arlene Smlth Teddv Gordon a qualtette of Pat Murdock Marv Holmes Shlrley Lx nch and B l Steaens and the Semor Cho1r plano select1ons by Carolvn Roberson Peggy Bur nett and Russell Settle a soft shoe dance bv Bud Sangel a short sl lt by Toane Mannev and Bob Rosenberg and an old tlme Cll'1ll9St0l'l number bv lunlors Shlrley Abraham Phvllls Arlsman Dale Fvownover Sue Evans Jane Muth Vlola QLl1SGHbG1TW Cal ol PICS and Mary Ann Tlnkler Master of C919Y'l10Y1lCS was Ned Cross and faculty ad XISOTS for the shou V619 Mr Kn10'ht Mr Berentz and M1 Clulders The fourth nnual Sav It Wlth Muslc was presented by the Cholr Ap11l 29 Mr Rlchard Chllders dlrector accompanled the g'l0llp on the organ The muslcale was bullt around a Showboat theme featurlng numbers writ ten bv Bomberg Herbert and Kern The settlnfr for Act One was a 11X cr town on the dav the Showboat was to a1r1ve home for xts final profrram of the season Act Two took place on the Showboat as the capta1n Dwwht Glllesple 1HVlt9d the townspeople to Join ID the f1nal show SOlO1StS for the profrram were Gary Slnder Dorls Buchanan Ann Kunlle Arlene Smlth Dvught Glllesple Goldle Land Floyd Flelds and Bud San er The two en sembles were composed of Steve J ennmfrs Charles Hllscher Bob Jones Gene 7 oellner Tom M1ller Bob Dav1s and Norman Brown and Dorls Buchanan Ann Kunkle Donna Kreutrer Saxon Schroll Teddv Gordon and Joanne Wolfe Between acts the SIX baton twlrlers from the Junlor Hlgh School Band entertamed the audxence 80 . . . . . 7 1 1 1 . . 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U L f' M, 'K ' 'S 'S ,sw 'V sz: 1: x 7 I W' 475 33' -1 '11 Bottom Row Left t Rlght Settle CPres J Mltche ll iSec Treas 5 Kelly Qu1senberry M u t h Morrlson Kow a1ewsk1 Top Rove Q ,N Mr Elhott fSponsorl Fluharty Akln Olhau if sen Roberson Holman Dawson Beall The purpose of the Camela Club IS to glve Camela h0bby1StS an oppoltunltv to lealn mole about takmg and developlng p1Ctl,1l6S Off1C61S thls V831 were presldent Rus sell Settle, V106 D1 esldent, Iohn Whvte, and secretary treas u1 er, Joan Mltchell The club s sponsor IS Wllllam Elllott 'Y The CSAC was oxganlzed 1n 1917 Th1s vear It was unde1 the d116CtlOIl of Mrs M1ld1ed Pottel and Mrs Sue aCt1V1t16S for the colored students fr CLl'l'lel CL Bottom Row Left to Rlght Phllhps D Rogers fPresJ Murdock fv Presb Blanton A Jackson Burton Jef ferson Second Row McCIanahan Carson Holmes Qumn Slmp son Lynch Berry Ba1 ley Lee Thlrd Row W J Kmg Horton Curtxs West Hllde brandt F Kmg Wat kms W1 son N E Johnson Hunt Fourth Row L Powell N Jack son Taylor M John son Colllns L Johnson C Pennlngton H John son E Smlth R Smlth Lang Top Row Reese F Pennlngton Payne Sxmmons Fauntleroy E Brown J Powell Dulm Rose Harter The purpose of the CSAC IS to provlde SOC131 6 83 , 0 J, Y . , J. il 7,1 s .J ' '. 'z fl Q ' f ' 2 - ' , , ' ts . ' T ' ' ' ' ' , , y e s't,t, 5 . l 1 . ' , ' .Y g Q u , - Walker, Stephens leech: ' .v ' - y 6 s A . - ' ' gg. 1 , T , , I X y . , . '- 4. ' . , A. . , - , 1 . . . 152'-I k ' 1 . V V . . ' y .' ' - .,,,N ,J I Q , , I , . ., . , . , . . we Bottom Row Left to Rlght Mangan fPresJ Garner fv Pres r Burns ec Cockrum 1Treasb Shockley B D Hamllton Ruebhausen Top Row C S John son 1Sponsorr Rutter Reed Mlrwald Redford Althabar Thomas B L Hamllton Ulm 5'O?fl!,4 Bottom Rove Lef to R1ght Shockey 1PresJ Voss lv Presl Enms tSec J Wlnkler fTreasJ Wood Sgt at Armsb D H Powell fSoclal Chalrr Freelong fC0r res Sec! Second Row Faber Cra.1g Hoeltzel Jones Hashagen Top Row M c El h a n e y 4Sponsorr Schonhe r r The DlSt1lblltlV6 Educatlon Club IS an organlzatlon of students who ale en1 olled 1n Retall Sellmg The pul pose of the club IS to develop leadelshlp that 1S competent, aggres SIVG, self 1el1ant, and develop cooperatlon 1n the d1str1but1ve fleld, and to encoul age the use of hlgh ethlcal standards ID busmess Students enrolled 1n Office Practlce attend classes ln the rno1n1ng and work ln a buslness Off1C9 1n the afternoon under school supelvlslon School c1ed1t IS glven for thls offlce expeuence, Wll1Ch IS open only to senlols by selectlon The FOWA won fu st 1n the Club ACtlV1t18S Manual Contest at the State Conventlon 84 p ' Y 1 ' ' ' -' t ' A ii 'f ' : . , A N Q - 'V ' n . , . t . , p ... -. ' C sv, 'ig .. , Q A , ft ' T ti? ' -e , ' - ' 5 I Q . A ' ,Z . 5 . V , T ' c ' ' Wustenburg, Corn e t t, W as I . 1 S . w Bottom Row Left tc R1ght J Snyder Lo gan Morrlson Crown over Staub B Snyder Second Row Mrs Mur dock lSponsorr Abra ham Kreutzer Hamll ton Wells Kelst H11de bxanclt Bradley M Qumn fSponsorJ Ton Row Bloyd Holman Koker Smlth Davldson Gwaltney Robertson Ixemmn Wlegel Wood son Murdock Cooper The Goodfellows was e tabhshed twelve 292115 ago fo the pu1 pose of helpmg the needy have a me111e1 Chl lstmas Chrlstmas baskets fue boug1t wlth monev that IS collected by students who sell tags ln downtown Leavenvxoxtn A glven to CARE and UNESCO gmnf ,U The Jun1o1 Ped CIOSS was fnst olgamzed 1n 1917 'lt lCQl 5 Bottom Row Left to Rlght Staub Denney Stephensen Logan El 11s Sterrett K lly Flu harty N1eman Second Row Grady Garner 'VIar3o1 IL Fhnt Margaret Flmt G Brown Rey burn Dutton Carter Fangohr Top Row Mlss Watson 1Sponsorl P10 ce Schroll Fmley B D Hamllton Jur gjens L1st Battle Boll mger LHS Its pulpose lS to 1JIOV1d9 SQIVICS to the zu med fOlC9S unto? and vetelans h0SDlt211S Mlss Eva K Watson IS faculty SIJOHSOI 85 I? M ' , , I'. 1 1 1' W l v-.- S I . -Y 1 E' - . L . . , - - . - K 0 war orphan is adopted by the Goodfellows. and money is O ' . C. K n l l l '43 ' , ' . L 1. . ki - ' .A . ' ' C . Q C Rlght Manney fPresl Ohlhausen Cv Presb Dorothy Battle tSecJ Thorsen 4TreasJ Staub lPubl1c1tyb Carter 4Stage crewl Second Row Flxnt Kelst Kun kle Wagner Jochlms Mxller Jurgens Rosen berg Thlrd Row Alt1 Hooper Sanger Fluhar tg Oberschelp Settle Banks Olxver Top Row Mrs Harter 4SponsorJ Howard Burnett Wllk McEvoy Knapp Par sons Roberson Dole man Bottom Row Left to Rlght McGu1re fPresl Stephens fx Pres! Johnson 1Secl Ash iTreasJ Jenn1ngs Kre keler Lohman Second Rovs Franch Brown Carson Nlacgregor Klemp McC1anahan Fuller Young Top Row Mrs Pearson fSponsorJ Qulnn J Johnson T1n sley Schrey Ferguson Kaplan Mlller Akm The Latm Club, an olganlzatlon sponsoled bv Mls ahn Helen Pealson, f3.II'l1ll311Z9S members vnth Latln customs and mannerlsms Off1C91S of the club wele pres1dent, Llnda NICGU119, v1cep1es1dent, Iuha Stevens, secletaly Pollv Johnson, and selgeant at aums, Hughes Ash, JI Godiva? AV ,, The Masque Club IS an 9l6Ct1V9 orgamzatlon Wh1Ch con adding SlStS of talented 3un1o1 and Senlor students who are espe clallv lntelested ln dlamatlcs Membels ue selected bv tly outs The club 18 supelvlsed bv Mrs Sue hose Haltel 86 ' - . ' I ......,.,-.,- Qll H 5 ina ' B 1' .1 x' , vb Al G i v i . . I , I Aa .,,, l B 'A , , .P .f M , s Q v Qt' . - ' , 4 . e l 'I ' 41 , 7 tl- ,513 Q 1 . 3 ., . ' ' M' Y- . . ' .1 3 gnupg, a . a n T 5 N 5 - .T-.g . , . Y. i x- ' . .. I 5 U 4 .. . I ' - - l. A ' -.:', 4 - I .. J 4 4 1 . A l ' 4 T T . l- , . . , ,4- , I I ' A . . n , .. . , ,Q I Bottom Row, Left to Right: Gerber, Moran iPres.J, Curtis tv-Pres.J, Thorsen lTreas.r Man- ney CSecJ Last CRec Secl Robertson lBus Mgr? Sexton CSgt at Arms? Hessenflow Sec ond Row Keist Natzke Kunkle Reyburn Breaux Fluharty Kre keler Third Row Maier ISponsorJ Zlnk Wells Gordon Augus tine Sterett Jochims Thompson Kelly Ste phens Top Row Wei gel Pierce Mayer Blochberger Merritt McEvoy Cassell Tyler Fite Heasley The purpose of the Shdh6SD92l19 Club, which IS undei the dierction of Mis Mmnlemae Maier, IS to read aloud and enjoy the woi ks of William Shakespeal e, the mastei di ama t1St Activities of the club we1e a Chlistmas paity, ladio program, and Shakespeare mixei .1 The pul pose of the Spanish Club is to supplement the class woik bv piactice in speaking Spanish Students ale given the 0DD0ltl.lI11tV to become acquainted with the his tory, customs, and cultuie of Spanish speaklng countiles Most lmportant event this yeai was the tiip to the Town Hall 1n Kansas Clty Kansas 87 SA CLLQZSIGQCL PQ Bottom Row Left to 'light C Blochberger 4Presi Wells fy Pres! Gelber fSec1 N Bloch berger 1Trf-asl Sfaub J Snyder Second Row Berkowitz Natzke Breau Evans Battle Row Weigel Moore Tlnkeler Niemann Qui senb rry Lucy Smith Rosenberg Top Rovu Lainer fSpons0rr Tur pm Hogrefe Lucille Smith Davidson Sch ind Keist l06U'llf5 . , . . , . v v- ' I ' , . , . Y 1 ' v v - . , - Q , . 1 v X 1 . ' s . ' : . . , ., v . 'S 'A' ' ' v 1 U. ' .. Christ, B. Snyder. Third Q ' r . 3 ' , , : S C I ' ' ' CJ W v v ' . e . ' . L QQ if - 'f ' 'X , . K as , ' V 1 Q r - - my ' 1 Y - it r 1.' , ' . 1 V c . J . W K L ' . L v, K . AdmlnlStr3tl0H Band Basketball Battallon Sponsor Cadet Colonel Cadet Offlcers Camera Club Company Sponsors Color Guard CSAC DE Club Drum and Bugle Corps Faculty Flrst Hour Chorus Football FOWA Freshmen Glrls Pep Club Golf Goodfellows Officers Homecommg H0meC0mlHg Attendants Homecommg Queen Honor Platoon June Bug Abraham Shirley 31 64 16 Adams Freda-39 64 Adams Willie-39 Albrecht, Charles-31 Aldrlge Albert-16 18 Akm Robert-39 83 86 Alexander Frank-47 Alexander John 39 Allen Joan-47 76 Allxson Harry Z8 39 Althaber Esther 18 64 Altl Mary 86 Anderson Barbara-30 64 Anderson, Nonna-31 Anthony, Charmaine 64, 76 dfkil K is as R Junior Red Cross lumors Jumor Senlor Prom L'1t1n Club L Llub !5b::: I ::Fd5 Pat riot Plays R f le Club ROTL beI'll0l'S Masque Club Queen s Manual ROTC Hop Salutatorlan Second Hour Chorus Senlor Cholr Senlor Class Hlstory Shakespeare Club Sololsts Sophomores Spamsh Llub Student Councll Track V rledlctorlan W atermanshlp Club Si Q : fa if 'Q Arnold Betty 39 64 Battle Delpha 38 39 64 Arnold Edwin-31 70 71 '17 Asbmy -'e Y'-31 mme Dorothy so 31 64 Ash Hughes-39 86 Atwell Bob-18 63 Au ustine Jo Ann 18 64 Beall Charles 31 60 63 83 8 75 87 Beasley Shirley 31 Bacon Bailey Bailey Baker Baker Baker Banks, Banks, 86 Beck Norman 31 70 Beeman Helen 31 64 Babski, Mary Lou 31 64 Btlleflel Shlfley 39 64 Ronald,-39 70 Bellge Jim 18 Jack 18 83 Bellllett Betty 39 Ruth-47 Berg Betty Ann 39 64 Allen 18 Berg George-18 68 70 77 walterisl Bergman Helen 31 75 77 wuburta,-39 Berkowitz Carolyn 31 64 Herbert-31. 60 Tommy 18, 63, 77, Berry, Arthur 39, 83 Beymer, Don 18, 68, 70 Bannon, George-39 Blellckl, Elizabeth 39 Arlsman, Phyllls--31, 64, 76 Bates, Nettlwlll Bletka. Juanita-39 Bselka W lncent-31 Birmingham Penny 39 64 Black Bernard 39 Ilakeh Gloria-18 Blanton Maxine-18 77 Bleam John 39 Blesse Judith 18 Blochberger Norma-18 Blomhbcrger Charles-31 Bloyd Karen 31 64 77 Bohannon William 31 Boles Mavis-85 Bollin Robert 18 'Zo Bollinger Virginia-39 Booker, Jerry L 39, 70 Borst, Donna-39 Boyer, Mary 31, 77 Bradbury, Marilyn 31 Bragg. Grace-31. 76 90 f ' ' ' ,.a.,..............................,......4,.,..... 12 ' ,....,.a 66 aa,aaa,aa 6 ' ,,,a....r.........,...,...,..,,,,,.a,,aaaa 66 . ' 6 ......,....altll.l...,.....,.,,ll................l.l. 66 ' 666 66 ' r,r,,,..,lr,...rl.....r........,....,,,,,a,a,....,. 70 p 6 ,,,, ,, ttt...,.l,,,, .... ,.......,...,... 6 6 6 6 ..,,,.,,,,,,. ,,,, ,,............,, 6 7 Q- ' , ,,,,,,,,,.,, . 6 .... 6 66 ' l...............l......,........,....., 76 6 tt,tt, llttttt ttt,tt,,,t, 6 6 6 1 6 ' ' ' 6 .,.... .,.,... .........,......,,..,.a,,a..l,,a,.,l 6 4 6 .,,,..,. 66 66 66 6 ' ,a...,...laa.....l.......,.......... 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B ' I ', - ' - ,i J , '84 I - , , y , F u 1 ' ,- , 31, f l- 4 I - as ' ' 65 ,- Flint Arabellta-40 Brandt Larry Lew46 47 Braun hormalee-39 64 Brawnel Ronnie-70 Breaux Jean 18 64 67 87 Bromley Darlene-39 64 Brown Brow n Brown Brown Brown Henry Allen 34 Delton 39 Earnest Eugene-39 Eugene-39 Grace-18 85 Brown Brown Brown James Peter-47 7 Joyce-39 86 Norman 18 56 Hoefener Gayle-41 64 77 Gallagher Sterett-21 58 63 76 Brown Ralph 77 Brown Shirley Ann-47 Browner Ronnie-39 Brunsman Jerry 31 Bryan Jeanette Lee-39 Buchanan Dorls-19 76 Burnett Peggy 31 64 7 Burns Lilllan 19 84 Burton Marjorie-16 19 Busey Cahlll Cahill Cahill Lon Richard-47 Carol-47 64 Edna-32 64 Rose-47 64 Elliott Nancy-47 64 Huchthausen Christa-47 Cam Eugene--32 Carson Paulme-39 83 86 Cassell Davld 17 19 87 Cassell William 39 70 Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chapman Cora-19 64 J ackle-40 J ackle Lee-47 Jerry Lee-47 76 Davld 17 19 Hamilton Babsf-21 64 76 5 58 63 6 Lhartier Donna-32 64 Christ Donna--64 Christy Shirley 32 64 Clarke Charmaine-47 Clark Enom-'1 47 Coates Deloris--40 Cockrum Nancy 19 84 Coffman Wayne-32 Colhy Celeste 19 Coldren Mary Ann 32 Colllns Velma-47 83 Colter Bonnie--19 75 Cooley Charles-19 Cook Poh-rtf-39 Cooper Bob-32 68 70 85 Cooper Dorothy 19 64 76 Cooper Jerry-40 Cordill Kay 32 Comett Ellen 19 84 Corriston Rose-40 Craig Sue-19 84 Cross Ned 19 Crownover Dale-32 64 85 Crownover Sue-16 47 64 91 0l 60l'l6L ,9l'l6!QX Cune Doris-32 Currier Patricia-40 76 Curtxs Doug 16 19 59 6 68 87 Curtis Elols-40 Curtis Jean-83 Danser Cecil 19 56 63 Daugherty Suzanne-40 64 Davidson Karl 32 70 77 85 Davis. 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