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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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These include club initiations, parties. dances, and worry over homework. Also, many concern humorous points of work in the classroom. With this as a background the June Bug Staff has tried to publish a book every student will enjoy. We hope we have succeeded. 7' A A 1 .1 T -,ae 1. I 1 Q 4,0 f- x We 4.7 - .- J, I ,ss , IB 0 4 1 II J eff ff Ui.--Mf I 0 --ea I5 I 7 ia ,XV '.4'Y , .y,,,,.a PERSONNEL Pages 10-55 ATHLETICS Pages 56-71 R 0 T C Pages 72-79 ACTIVITIES Pages 80-97 INDEX J Classified, Page 98 1INDEX Personal, Pages 98-101 ,' ,., -'vs -3 , SENIOR HIGH SCHOCL Senlor Hlgh School bu1ld1ng was com pleted March 15 1933 at the cost of S181 584 replaclng the orlgmal hlgh school whlch was burned to the ground by f1re The new bu1ld1ng whlch IS flre proof IS of steel concrete and brxck constructlon Con tractors were Busboon 8: Rauh of Salma and archltects were Feth 8z Hazlewood of Leav enworth and Felt Dunham Sz Krlen of Kan sas CltV Mo Educatlon IS offered to boys and glrls deslrmg to 1ncrease thelr Sklll ln the vocat1onal fleld or who are preparlng to enter college IS offered The 30 room bu1ld1ng has a capacltv of 800 students In add1t1on to regular classrooms It has a hbrary cafeterla study hall SCICHCG lab oratory typlng room home economlcs room gym audltouum Journahsm room and muslc loom RCTC ARMORY 5 ef' QATLLE VLAN 4- XX 2.Q'K Y o O CET O O S Y X ,p f' GJ? T l li J- A j I f pl LL W Abeles Armory was completed Aprril 15, 1952. This is the first full year the armory has been in use. A sum of 356,000 was appropriated by the school board to pay for the 1402470 foot building. The armory is located at Fifth and Isabell Streets. The modernistic rooms contain Sopho- more, Junior and Senior classrooms, offices, arms room, supply and training aids' rooms. Also a five-point rifle range, one of the best of its kind in the state, is located in the building. If a person were to Visit this building around May 1, he would see the building spic and span and all prepared for the Fifth Army Inspecting Officers Team from Chi- cago. Also the unit holds a record of 56 out of 68 years as Honor Unit. ABELES FIELD Abeles Fleld the scene of Leavenworth Hlghs many sports act1v1t1es wa.s donated to the Leavenworth Pubhc School System by Julxus Abeles and was prepared for use by the Rotary Club 1n 1925 Concrete bleachers were bullt on the west slde at the tlme to seat 1600 people Temporary wooden bleachers on the east slde also seat 1600 Plans have been made to replace these wlth concrete ones m the near future F 5 fp ff, 404 .1 f W .-Z icmfim viz ZW HARVEY BUILDING Leavenworth Board of Education IS housed ln the old Harvey Bulldmg located at Seventh and Ol1ve Streets The bulldmg was donated by the Harvey famxly ln 1950 and remodeled 1n 1951 The supermtendent and clerks offlces are ln th1S blllldlllg Housed also are the supervlsors of cafeterla musxc elemen tary school and buxldmgs and grounds of as S me ,,, ,H , e -I ,J I L Q A- ' - f , S ' lj 1 L . ' 1 I , V I ' , ' , nf n, - ' ' I , X If If 7 I, -f K One comparatlvely new addition to LHS IS the Vocational Annex, located at 512 Walnut Street This building has been in use since September, 1950 The office of O R Young, director of adult and vocational classes, is located here Classes are conducted in mechan ical drawing, general metals, woodwork, utlve Education The band room IS also situated in the annex Top Whats this line for'P says Mott as he looks over your shoulder in mechanical drawing Bottom Watch your hand boy thats putting it plane 9 machine cabinet, millwork, and Distrib- PERSONNEL Administration, Pages 12-13 Faculty, Pages 14-15 Student Council, Page 16 Senior Class, Pages 18-36 Senior Class, Pages 17-36 Junior Class, Pages 38-44 Sophomore Class, Pages 46-51 Freshman Class, Pages 52-55 x M A xx, ' 7111 C W 2353? vf . F 'x Az 1 , Qi ' ' . K . Tr .41 Q ,7 51,4 sw X 'af fu, -1 fi' ,, in 3,4 an ar Y 1 4 A 1 wig. ,. Rm. rf' 1 , f 023 La? Us w X, wi, , , ,A r - jSf:',,, f ft fl 5 l Howard L. Toile, principal, holds a bachelor of science degree from Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia and a master of arts degree from Colorado University. This was his second year as principal at LHS after holding the position as vice-principal for two years. Mr. Tolle was previously principal of Eureka Springs High School in Arkansas. He also taught history and physical education in Hutchinson. ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Top left: O. R. Young. director of adult and voca- tional education, holds a bachelor of science in educa- tion degree from Kansas State Teachers College. Emporia. and master of arts degree from Teachers College. Columbia University. Mr. Youngs office is in the Vocational Annex. Center left: Mildred Potter. for the first semester was counselor in charge of guidance services. The function of this office includes administering group and indivi- dual testsg vocational and educational counseling: and conducting placement service. This office was created last year. Mrs. Potter holds a bachelor of arts degree from Kansas University. Bottom left: D. Frohman Meeker, counselor for the second semester, holds a bachelor of science degree and a master of science degree from Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia. Mr. Meeker was principal for five years at Garnett High School before coming to Leavenworth High. Hugh C. Bryan. school superintendent since 1943. holds a bachelor of science degree from Kansas State College, and a master of science degree from Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. He has also done work on a doctors degree at the University of Colorado. ,fi W' '1 wi lb WWWLVW FACULTY Miss Nettie Haltnett Office Clerk checks at tendance iecords fo the day 446 vp' X Top Row Left to Right Darrel Benne Choir Geo S Berentz Band Sgt Harvey D Black ROTC Jane Cleavinger Librarian Merle Crawford Basketball Coach and Mathematics Armer Daniels Mathematics Second Row Dixie Davidson Office Secretary L roy Davidson General Wood Shop Asa C Eagles Football and Track Coach Physical Education and partment Chemistry and Radio M E Gonser Gen eral Metals Clyde S Johnson Stenography and Office Practice Bottom Row Mrs Eleanor Haines Foods Mrs Sue Rose Harter Speech and English Leonard G Hofstra Football Coach Athletic Director and Social Science Mrs Cora Kanstemer English Mrs Virginia Kelso Arts and Crafts W P Kimbley Diners Training 1 l ' f' 'I fp-,ff. ' -t X' 1 ,f f ' N A , ' 1 , ' J . - , I . . , 1 y I ' . V: . . . u . z 6- ' , I - , Social Science: William Elliott, Head of Science De- : . . ' 1' I - , ' I a M .I ,WVU N? Top Row Left to Right C R Kxm erer Ath1et1cs and Bxology Glenn E Kmght Soclal SCIGDCB Ella Larner Spamsh Melun E Lxghtcap Retall Sellmg Salesmanshxp and Bookkeep m Second Row Harlan Long Engllsh and Journallsm Mrs Mlldled McCollum English and Bookkeepmg Mrs Mmnlemae Ma1er Enghsh Sgt B D McDonald ROTC Third Row F V Motlev Mechamcal Drawmg and Geometry Mrs Mmme Murdock Soc1a1 Scxence Mrs Helen Pearson Latm Rollm Quinn Physlcs and Mathematlcs Fourth Row Amalle Ramseyer Typing Elizabeth Reardon EIlg11Sh Ruth Rogers General Scrence and B1010gy Capt I D Stauffer PMS8zT Bottom Row Mrs Wllma Tatman Engllsh Vernon E Tmkler Mathematlcs Laura Tucker Physlcal Educatlon Eva K Watson Clothlng and Home Llvmg M751 'J' M 'rv ,gf Jf Wwe TY' 'S RVMQM4 Lb ' ,JW JMLZOHM- of ZZAQ FW! 2 321257 si ,.,.f+1ff zfy 0711? ,ff X ,gf 799 ACULT fgwf M' 0 1 Y of ll, J' ' M L x , ff x ' fd' I j I ' 1 Q ' 0- '- - do W be M , 4 . ' - T 5 g' .. f . ' 9 P A C 5 ' . ' ' ', ' : 1. L 'Z 5 .l . . , -if Q gf I . I l I A 9 , ,Ja , r K . f f , to ' I 1 .XJ -we '. f Q - :',- -.ff K ,. 5 'fr' --.' g,,':' '-J, C' ... ! A W' . ,-,i 2' fe' W ' gf'-A i ' f ' V W 9 M f xx . . .'- . , I 1 MQ ' -QF: :lg X ' 1 ua 4, I I V, I I I s f 0 K 4 I be Q' I ff ffgfffzdf-3 S Members of this vears Student Council were standing left to right A J Wiley tpresi dent? Ed Reilly Jim Snyder B111 Hiddleston Gary Foster B111 Kindig ivice president? Sid Jones and Bill Johnson Seated left to right Sue Crownover Joan Poell Linda McGuire Margie Kaaz ttreasurerl Rose Marie Krekeler Carolyn Roberson and Barbara Poell STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was sponsored the first semestei by Mrs Mildred Potter and second semester by Frohman Meeker. Among their many activities this year, they presented flowers to the mothers of the members of the A basketball team, and sponsored two dances. Student Council President A. J. Wiley fills the school coke machine. Wiley was elected presidnt at an all- school election at the close of the '51-52 school year. Besides his duties on the Council, he is president of the Fish and Game Association and a. lst Lt. in in ROTC. mt le 5 Members of th1s years Semor C b1net vlere left to 11ght Barbara AIICIQISOII Buddy Jones Dudley Schmld Jan1ce N1xon Dorothy Battle a11d Bob COOD61 SENIOR CLASS Qen1o1 students play ed 1 key 10l9 1n school ut1x1t1es tlllS 3ea1 Rep1esentat1xe of these students we1e Helen Be1gman, June Bug ed1to1 , A J W1lex, Student Councll p1es1dent, liuddx Jones, NEKL All Sta1 football play 91 , Chzules C13.VVfO1'd, All State basketball plave1 , Bob COOD61, ROTC Reg1mental Cornn'1ande1, Bob ROS6IllJ61g, ROTC Battahon COIHHIZIHITGI , and Anne Meadeu, Tl1e Patnot 6dlt01 Leadmg th1s years Se111o1 Class were left to 11gl1t P1es Nell Schlmke and VICE Pres Kaxl Dax 1dSOIl Ne1l possessed one of the mghest scl1olast1c axerages 111 1115 class and played forward on the basketball team Karl was an off1cer 111 ROTC and Company C commander 17 , 7 1. e, M ' . A fm ' ' ' he ' S 'H f Q : W 3 f wf,f.d.,,,, ,V , f - 7 Iv: 32-,151 ,, , V M I .. . ..W,.,, ..-W A .. -...M.,-.., 1 ,. , X y ' .VV L, . ,b 6 A V . . . A . , 1 .. . , , . 1 I V 1 ' v 0 . i 1 K 1 K I 1 . . - SENIORS f 'n ri' 93s lb SHIRLEY EDVYIN ABRAHAM CHARLES ALBRECHT ARNOLD MARY LOU BABSKI Shirley Abraham-Class President 1: Student Coun- cil 2. 3: Secretary 3: Pep Cub 1, 2. 3, 4-Officer lg GAA 4: Jr. Red Cross l. 2. 3. 4: Goodfellows 1, 2. 3. 4-Officer 3: Shakespeare Club 4: June Bug Jam- boree 3, 4: Patriot Staff 33 Camera Club 2. 4: Play Usher 3. 4: Prom Committee 31 KU Play Day 2. Charles Albrecht. Barbara Anderson-Class Officer 2. 3. 4g Co. A Sponsor 4: Goodfellows 2. 3, 4-Officer 3. 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3. 4: FOWA 42 Officer 45 Jr. Play Crew 35 Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Phyllis Arisman- Cheerleader 4: Senior Choir 3. 4: Chorus 2: B Team Cheerleader 23 Jr. Play Crew 3: Pep Club 2. 3. BARBARA .ANDERSON PHYLLIS ARISMAN VVALTER BAKER HERBERT BANKS 4, Goodfellows 2. 3. 43 June Bug Jamboree 3: Play Usher 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Edwin Arnold-Sr. Play Cast 45 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4-Officer 3: Rifle Team 3, 4: ROTC 2. 3. 4-Officer 4: Shakespeare Club 4: Honor Platoon 23 Jr. Red Cross 3: Drum and Bugle Corps 3: Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Mary Lou Babski-Camera Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: GAA 45 Shakespeare Club 4: June Bug Jamboree 4. Walter Baker-Football 43 Track 3: Intramurals 3, 4. Herbert Banks-Basketball 1. 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4: Football 1. 23 Golf 4: Intramurals 3, 4. Selecting photographs for this year's annual is only part of the job done by the editorial staff: however it is one of the main tasks Nettle Bates CSAC l 2 3 Offlcer 3 Jr Re Cross 1 2 3 Goodfellovus 1 2 3 4 Dorothy Battle B Team Cneerleader 2 Goodfellows 2 3 4 Off1ce1 2 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 GAA 4 Masque Club 3 4 Off1cer 3 Jr Play Cast 3 Class Offxcer 3 4 GITIS State Alternate 3 Spamsh Club 3 Pep Club 2 3 4-Pres1dent 4 Thespxans 4 Sr Play Crew 4 Golf Club 4 June Bug Jamboree 4 Ehzabeth M Watkms Scholar Shlp 4 Charles Beall Football 1 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 Basketballl 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Class Presrdent 2 L Club 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Shfmkespeale Club 4 ROTC 2 JI Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Golf 4 Intramurals 3 4 Norman Beck ROTC 2 3 4 Off1ce1 4 Rlfle Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 Jr Red Cross 3 4 Intramurals 4 Benoo bmn Guard 3 HELEN BEEMAN HELEN MARIE BERGMAN NETTIE BATES DOROTHY BATTLE CAROLYN BERKOWITZ VINCENT BIETKA CHARLES BEALL NORMAN BITK 2 1 19 4:19 Helen Bceman P Cl b 3 4 JI d oss 2 3 4 Chou 4 JI Play Us 3 Goodfellows 3 4 Chorus Z Helen Vlarle Bergman Baud 2 3 4 June Bug and Patxlot Staff 3 4 Soclety Ed1to1 4 Busmess Manager 4 June Bug Edxtor 4 Jr Play Crew 3 Sr Play Ushel 4 Jr Red Cross 1 2 3 4 School Servlce lTyp1ngJ 4 Carolyn Berko wltz B Team Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 Goodfellows 2 3 4 Offl cel 2 4 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 Jr Play Cast 3 Sr Play Student DIFBCLOI 4 Th8Sp1aDS 4 Shakespeare Club 4 Cheerleader 3 4 June Bug Jamboree 4 Golf Club 4 Vmcent Bletka Student Counclll Jr Red Clossl 2 3 4 ROTC 2 CLASS CF 53 SENICRS :a-.F-4? 'MVN l ? si i 11 Charles Blochberher Spamsh Club 3 Presr dent 3 Shakespeare Club 4 Vrce Preardent 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Karen Blowd Camera Club 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Goodfellovxs 2 3 4 Offlcer 2 3 4 Shakespeare Club 4 Jr Play CaSL 3 June Bug. Jamboree 4 Golf Club 4 GAA 4 Play Usher 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Vhlllam Bohannon ROTC 2 3 4 Track 1 Footb L11 1 Jr Red Clossl 2 3 4 Intramurrla 3 4 Mars Bower Barrdl Z 3 4 Jr Red Crow CHXRI FQ BI OCIIBERGER KAREN Bl OYD MARILYN BRADBURY FRAK lf BRAGK1 VKII IAM BOHANNON MARY BOYFR Marilyn Bradbury Class Offlcer 2 B Te im Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Ma'9que Club 4 Tlreiprans 4 Chorr 4 June Bug and Patriot Staff 4 Librarian 4 Sr Play Crst 4 Jr Red CIOSS 2 3 4 Co C Sponsor 4 GAA 4 June Bug Jamboree 4 KU Plas Day 2 P10111 COIIIIHITJGG 3 Tumblrng Team 4 Grace Bra g Ralph Brown Basketball 2 Band 3 4 Track 1 Jr Red Cros Peg s Burnett SCIIIOI' Chorr 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Jr Play Crew 3 Masque Club 3 4 June Bug Jamboree 3 4 Camera Club 2 Band 4 Teen Trmers 4 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 June Bug and Patrrot Staff 4 Good fellows 2 3 4 Thesprans 4 RALPH BROVS W PI-.GGY BURNETT Q5 Q Students in Mr. Quinn's Physics class experi- ment with tuning forks and compressed air to produce musical notes. ca? Neil Carney - Intramurals 4. Marjorie Carter - Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Masque Club 33 Thespians 43 Jr. Play Crew 33 Sr, Play Crew 43 CSAC Play Crew 3: Goodfellows 4. Donna. Chartier - Pep Club 2, 3, 43 June Bug and Patriot Staff 43 Senior Choir 4: Camera Club 23 Goodfellows 33 Sr. Play Usher 4: Jr. Red Cross 2. Shirley Christy - Student Council 23 Senior Choir 2, 33 Goodfellows 2, 3. 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 23 Jr. Play Crew 33 Sr. Play Usher 43 June Bug and Patriot Staff 4- Circulation Manager 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Kennie NEIL CARNEY MARJORIE CARTER KENNIE COLEMAN ROBERT COOPER f 'fr , , E. - l AI l 411 . 'ly' .43 3 CLASS OF '53 Coleman - Football 1, 43 ROTC 2, 33 Jr. R:-d Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 33 Golf 3, 43 Intramurals 4. Robert Cooper - Goodfellows 3, 4-Officer 33 ROTC 2, 3, 4-Officer 3, 43 Rifle Team 3, 43 Rifle Club President 33 Honor Platoon 23 Jr. Red Cross 3, 43 Color Guard 3: Class Officer 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Regimental Commander 4. Kay Cordill - Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus 23 Senior Choir 4. Charles Crawford - Foot- ball 43 Basketball 43 L Club 43 Transferred from Seaman High School 43 Track 43 All-State Basket- ball Team 4, DONNA CHARTIER SHIRLEY CHRISTY KAY CORDILL CHARLES CRAVVFORD C? afww' lik' fl' SENICRS Q ,.. Kos 4 2. rw L 1' 3 DALE CROWVNOVER DORIS CUNE ROBERT DOLEMAN RICHARD DOXYNING Dale Crownover - Pep Club 2. 3. 4-Officer 3: Good- fellows 2. 3. 4-Officer 3: June Bug Jamboree 3. 4: Patriot Staff 35 Homecoming Queen 4: Jr. Play Crew 3: Latin Club 2: Shakespeare Club 4: Jr. Red Cross 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. Doris Cune - Goodfellows 1. 2. 3: FOWA 4: Jr. Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 4. Karl Davidson - Goodfellows 2. 3. 4-Officer 3. 4: ROTC 2. 3. 4-Officer 3. 4: Rifle Team 3. 4: Honor Platoon 2: Jr. Red Cross 2. 3, 4: Intramurals 3 4' Band 2 3 4 President 4' Class Officer 4' Teen Timers 3 4 Sp ll ish Club 3 Rifle Club 2 3 4 Wars Lou Dennew Pep Club 4 Goodfelloxxs 4 5 lax CIQXX 4 Re Cioss 4 Choru 143 KARL DAVIDSON MARY LOU DENNEY ALFRED DULIN ALFRED DUNLAP School Service fArtu 4. Robert Doleman - ROTC 3, 4-Officer 4: Honor Platoon 3. 4: Queens Manual 33 Masque Club 3: Thespians 4: Shakespeare Club 41 Camera Club 4: Jr. Red Cross 3. 4: Jr. Play Cast 3: Sr. Play Cast 4: Color Guard 3: Honor Platoon Leader 4. Richard Downing - Basketball 2. 3, 4: ROTC 2. 3. 4-Officer 4: L Club 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3. 4: Intramurals 3, 4. Alfred Dulin - Football 3: Basketball 2: ROTC 3. 4-Officer 4: L Club 4' School Serxice 1A1tl 4 Alfred Dunlap ROTC 2 3 4 Officei 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 Basketball 2 L Club 3 4 Ji Red Cross 2 3 4 CSAC Pl V Clem 2 3 Loup to nuts. Preparing gnls foi future homemakers 1s the main purpose of the cooking class. These students learn how to make everything 'from Barbara Dutton Pep Club 2 3 4 Good fellows 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 Offlcer 3 4 Camera Club 2 Reglmental Sponsol 4 M155 1952 3 Prom Commlttee Chaxrman 3 School Serv1ce lArt9 4 Betty Ellls Pep Club 2 3 4 June Bug Jamboree 4 Good fellows 3 4 Jr Red CIOSS 3 4 Jr Play Cast3 Sr Play Usher4 Thesp1ans4 Chorus 3 Semor Cholr 4 Masque Club 4 Barbara Ettmger B nd 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Goodfellows 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 Jr Play Usher 3 Camera Club 2 Sue Evans Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Jr Red Crossl 2 3 4 Goodfellows 1 2 3 4 Offlcer 4 June Bug and Patrlot Staff 3 4 Sports Edltor 4 June Bug Jamboree 3 4 Play Usher 3 4 Home com1ng Attendant 4 GAA 4 Shakespeare Club 4 Camera Club 2 Homeroom Repre sentatlve 2 3 Prom Commlttee 3 KU Play Day 2 School SSYVICE 1Typ1ngl 4 ROLAND FISHER HENRY FLORA BXRBARA ETTINGER sur FVANS George lherett Tul Farris Chou 2 Ro land Fxsher ROTC 2 3 4 Offlcer 3 4 DE Club Plesxdent 4 Goodfellows 2 3 4 Offxcer 4 Jr Red Cxoss 2 3 4 Imtlamuml 3 4 Boys Pep Club 2 Play Busmess 'vlan agel 3 4 Rlfle Club 2 Rlfle C9.1lSthCIl1CS 2 Henry Flora ROTC 2 3 4 Offlc r 4 Rlfle Club 2 3 4 Rlfle Team 3 4 Waterman sh1p Squad 'P Jr R fl Closs 3 Track 1 Jr F1sh and Gfxrle A SOCl'ltl0ll 4 Offlc 1 4 Intramul ls 4 CLASS OF 53 v ' - 3. ', . 3 ' . - I K GEORGE EVERETT TED FARRIS BARBARA DUTTON BETTY FLLIS ' S, ' 31 . 0: 1 ' 3 'L SENIORS 1-K. er- r',-pw. 'qwv M100 KN C0lt Fowler Band 2 3 4 Basketball 2 ROTC 2 3 4-Offlcer 4 Jr Play Cast 3 Goodfellows 4 Watermansh1p Squad 2 Boys Pep Club 2 Intramurals 4 Mary Ann Gorz kleWlCZ Pep Club 1 2 3 Band 1 2 Good fellows 1 June Bug and Patrlot Staff 4 Chorus 3 Edward Grayson ROTC 2 Boys Pep Club 2 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 DE Club Secretary 4 Intramurals 3 Ronnie Grubbs 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 transferred from Indlanapolls Indlana 3 f'0IT FOWLER MARY ANN GORZKIEWICZ ROBERT HEIM MARIAN HENSHAVS EDWARD GRAYSON RONNIE GRUBBS MABEL HILL CHARLES HILSCHER Robert Helm Marlan I-Ienshaw Pep Club 4 DE Club VICE Presldent 4 GAA 4 Mabel Hull Chorus 4 Goodfellows 4 Offxcer 1 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 Charles Hxlscaer ROTC 2 Football 4 Basketball 2 3 4 L Club 4 Track 2 3 Cholr 3 4 June Bug and Patriot Staff 43 Jr. Red Cross 4 . 5 , , it The study hall hour gives students a chance to catch up on their studies. Facilities include refernce books magazines. dictionaries. and newspapers. Miss Jane Cleavinger is the supervisor and librarian. Linda Hogrefe - Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 FOWA 43 Chorus 1: Play Usher 3, 41 Jr. Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 4. Virginia. Holman - Latin Club 22 Camera Club 33 Jr. Red Cross 3, 4: Goodfellows 3. 4-Officer 3. 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Jr, Play Crew 3: Shakespeare Club 43 Sr. Play Crew 4: Spanish Club 4: Golf Club 4. Donna Rae Hooper - Jr. Play Crew 3: Thespians 4: June Bug Jamboree 43 June Bug and Patriot Staff 43 Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Chorus 33 Senior Choir 4: Masque Club 3: Goodfellows 33 Jr, Red Cross 2, 3. 4: Sr. Play Usher 4. Virginia Horton LINDA IIOGREFE VIRGINIA IIOLMAN JOIIN IIUNT MINNIE JACKSON rf 'fb :L . ,,. I--'N vg- 25 1 CLASS OF '53 - CSAC 1, 2, 31 CSAC Play Crew 33 Goodfellows 33 Choir 4: Jr. Red Cross l. 2. 3. 4. John Hunt - ROTC 2. 3. 4-Officer 3. 4: Queens Manual 2. 31 Honor Pla- toon 2, 3: Commander 3: Rifle Club 2. 3.4-Officer 43 Spanish Club 2: Jr. Red Cross 2. 3. 4: Benoobian Guard 3: Color Guard 33 Intramurals 4: Goodfel- lows 2. 3. 4: Shakespeare Club 4. Minnie Jackson - Pep Club 3. 41 DE Club Treasurer 4: Cvoodfellows 4: Jr. Play Usher 3. Glenn Johnson. Marilee Johnson - Pep Club 2. 3. 43 Spanish Club 3: Goodfellows 2. 3. 43 FOWA 4: Jr, Play Usher 33 Jr. Red Cross 3. 4. VIRGINIA IIORTON MARILEE JOHNSON DONNA RAE HOOPER GLENN JOHNSON ,A 'Zh 15 Q . ,. .- BA . 1 . J' ia E TQ I fr X K w. 1,v Xl SENIORS 4-1 I., 'YJ' BUD JONES VVILLIANI KENSBOCK VIRGIL JOHNSON OSCAR KELLISON Virgil Johnson. Bud Jones - Class Officer 2: Student Council 35 L Club 3, 4: Shakespeare Club 4: Senior Choir 43 ROTC 21 Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Track 2, 3. 4. Ramon Jones - Class Officer 4: L Club 3. 4: ROTC 2. 3. 4-Officer 4: Basketball 2. 3: Football Manager 3. 4: Rifle Club 31 Track 2. 3: Watermansnip Squad 2. 3: Jr. Red Cross 2. 3. 4: Goodfellows 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 3. 4: Boys Pep Club 2. Marjorie Kaaz - Pep Club 2. 3. 4-Officer 2, 3: Student Council 3. 4g Officer 43 Goodfellows 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 2. 3, 4: Girls' State Delegate 3: Band 2. 3. 4: Drum Majorette 3. 4: Jr. Play Crew E, TZ. 'li' IF' Ns -av' :sr in RAMON JONES MARJORIE KAAZ DOLORES KERN BILL KINDIG 3: Sr. Play Crew 4. Oscar Kellison - ROTC 2, 3, 4- Officer 4. William Kensbock - ROTC 2. 3, 4- Officer 4: DE Club 4: Intramurals 43 Track 1. 31 Jr. Red Cross 2. 3. 4: Watermanship Squad 2. Dolores Kern - Band 1. 2, 3. 4: FOWA 4: Jr. Red Cross 2. 3. 4: June Bug Jamboree 1: Play Usher 3, 4. Bill Kindig - Football 2. 4: Basketball 2. 3, 43 Track 3, 4: L Club 2, 3, 4: Snakespeare Club 4: Boys' State Delegate 33 Goodfellows 3. 4: Jr. Red Cross 2. 3. 4: Senior Choir 4: Intramurals 3. 4: ROTC 2: Student Council 3. 4-Officer 4. Education. Counting' change is only one of the many undertakings of a student taking Distributixe BILL MacDONALD Shlr'e5 Ixmckerbocker Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 FOWA 4 Chorus 3 Goodfellows 2 3 4 Offlcer 3 Play Usher 3 4 Rosemary Kokcr Pep Club 2 3 4 FOWA 4 President 4 Jl Red Cross 2 3 4 Goodfellows 2 3 Offlc r 3 Camera Club 3 Jr Play Bdsmess Manager 3 Sr Play Tlcket Manager 4 School SBIVICB 1Art1 1 Wllham Lewls ROTC 3 4 Rlfle Club 3 4 Honor Platoon 4 Watermansmp Squad 3 Queens Manual 4 Intramurals 4 Aloyslus Llst ROTC 3 4 Offlcel 4 Goodfellows 2 3 4 Track nd 2 3 4 JI Reel Cross 2 3 DOIN LIST NANCY LOGAN MAX MALLISON 'T wud' Avi' SHIRLEY KNICKERBOCKER ROSEMARY KOKER WII LIAM LEWIS ALOYSIUS LIST Don Lust Sr Play Crew 4 Nancy Logan Pep Club 2 3 4 Senior Cho1r 4 Goodfellows 2 3 4 Off1cer2 FOWA 4 Band 3 Jr Play Crew 3 Blll MacDonald Max Malllson Shakespeare Club 4 Presldent 4 Camera Club 4 Th6SD13.I1S 4 Play Crew 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Goodfellows 3 4 Track 1 3 Intxa murals 4 Football 1 Boys Pep Club 2 CLASS OF 53 U ' t. . . . L 3. 1 f ' me ' 5 3, 3 . ' ' - 2. , - ' ' 1 . . 1 31131 . . 3 '. . . ,4. 'EE . -I ' Y .. . K SENIORS FQ eff ALICE MANDES GARY MATEIKA WAYNE MALLISON SALIY MANN Ann: Meadcrs Iune Bug., and P'lfIlOt, Stafl 3 4 hdmor 111 Ch1ef 4 JI Red Cross Pep Club 3 4 Txansfexxed flom Jackson IVIISSISSIDDI3 B tty Moore FOWA4 Trans felled from Rothulle 'Vhssouu 4 Harold Moore Intxamuxals 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Off1C61 4 ROTC 2 JI Red Cross 2 3 4 Shlrlu Moore Spanwll Club 3 FOWA 4 OfflC61 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Jr Red C1059 Coodfellous 3 4 'Jayne Malhson Band 2 3 4 Iutlamurals 2 Chorus 4 Alice Mandes Pep Club 2 3 4 FOWA 4 Offlcer 4 Semol Chou 3 Play Usner 3 4 Goodfellovxsl 2 3 4 Offl cer 3 Sallv Mann B nd 1 2 3 4 p Club 1 2 3 Goodfellows 1 2 3 FOWA 4 Sr Play Usher 4 JI Red Cxoss 1 3 4 Jr Play Crevs 3 Gary Matejka Semor Chou 3 4 ROTC 2 Rlfle C8.1lSt,h8IllCS 2 BETT1 MOORE IRLEY MOORE ANNE MEADERS HAROLD MOORE f rw'- Nik i 28 J H f, 2 , 3 ' .1 AY: - av :'.',TPe- 45 1 Q A J 4,31 X A . SH es 3 af ' .ix I A 3 Q' I, lf- RLT: K'..'3.4! 2.3.42 l ' ,MMA Q 1' L A VV0llx outs on the bldekbofud ott ll pxoxe beueflclll lll llllC1PISTfillCl11l2., the x wud x of A ibm I mww -'if 1. I ' s ik Darlene Moruson Pep Club 2 3 4 Choxus 4 Pl'1x U 101 3 4 Goodfellovss 4 JI Red CIOSS 2 3 l Normandie lvlorrlson Latm Club 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Goodfellovxs 3 4 Offleer 3 4 Jr Play Crew 3 C'1I1l9I'3 Club 3 4 Offlcer 4 DAR Award 4 Priscilla Nlemann Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Span sh Club 3 June Bug and PHEYIOE Staff 4 Chorus 1 JI Plfu Usher 3 Shakespeare Club 4 Janice NIXOII Pep Club 2 3 4 Ottlcer 3 4 Bfmd 2 3 4 Offlcer 3 4 SPlll0I Chou 3 4 JI Red CIOSS 2 3 4 Good DARIENE MORRISON NORMANDIE MORRISON KENNETH NOONER JI'VI OBERSCHELP I? 1 Nu, vga CLASS OF 53 ielloxns 2 3 4 Off1ce1 4 Class OfflC9l 4 Cuuem Club 2 Nlaeque Club 4 kenneth Nooner JI Red Cross 2 3 4 June Bug, Jambo1ee 2 Intlamulflls 3 ROTC 2 Boys Pep Club 2 Jlm Oberschelp Masque Club 3 4 Play Cxexx 3 4 JI Red Cross 3 4 Ba cl 3 4 Ruth Orlouekl Pep Club 1 2 3 4 SIIHKGSDCATQ Club 4 JI Red CIOSS 3 4 CIIOIUS 4 Plaw Lihel 3 4 Iohn Owens ROTC 2 Good felloxw 2 3 DE Club 4 I1 Red C1088 2 3 4 Boys Pep Club 2 Ilmtxamumls 3 4 PRISCILLA NIEMANN IXNIK E NIXON PKTH ORLOVS SKI JOIIN OV! ENS I? -3 we-QM-Q 'rmrwlwugf SENIORS Av- QUK aff! -'J' ni .A E? JOE PARKER MARGARET PARSONS EDRA SMITH PRICE RAY PRICE Joe Parker - ROTC 2, 3, 4-Officer 4: Watermanship Squad 3: Rifle Calisthenics 2: Intramurals 4: Color Guard 3: Goodfellows 2: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Margaret Parsons - Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Goodfellows 2, 3, 4. Billy Phillips - ROTC 2, 3, 4-Officer 4: Rifle Club 2, 3. 4: Benoobian Guard 33 Spanish Club 3: Intramurals 3. 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Sr. Play Cast 4. Jim Powell - ROTC 2, 3, 4 -Officer 4: Rifle Club 2, 3. 4: Honor Platoon 2: Rifle Team 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1. 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: L Club 3, 4. Edra Smith Price. Ray Price - Intra- murals 3, 4: ROTC 2: Goodfellowg 2, 3: Jr. Red BILLY PHILLIPS JIM POVVELL VIOLA QUISENBERRY CAROL RICE Cross 2, 3, 4. Viola Quisenberry - Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Shakespeare Club 4: Camera Club 2. 3, 4-Officer 3. 4: Spanish Club 3: Goodfellows 2, 3, 4: Jr. Play Crew 3: Sr. Play Usher 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: June Bug Jamboree 3: Jr. Red Cross 2. 3. 4: School Service 4Typingr 4. Carol Rice - Pep Club 2, 3. 4-Officer 2, 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3. 4: Good- fellows 2, 3, 4-Officer 2: Jr. Play Cast 3: Sr. Play Cast 4: Class Officer 2, 3: June Bug Jamboree 3. 4: Shakespeare Club 45 Officer 4: Patriot Staff 3: Camera Club 2: Senior Choir 2, 4: VFW Award to Canada 3. 4 loads of fun in English class. Acting out bit parts of plays always proies Carolyn Roberson Pep Club 3 4 Goodfel lows 3 4 Offlcer 4 Student Councll 4 Jr Pl y Cast 3 Sr Play Cast 4 Masque Club 3 ThCSp1 ns 4 Offlcer 4 Shakespeare Club 4 SCIIIOI' Cholr 3 JI Red Cross 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Offlcex 4 Bob Rosenberg ROTC 2 3 4 Off1C9l 3 4 Battallon Commander 4 Clncago Tnbune Award 3 Honor Platoon 2 3 Watermanshlp Squad 2 Benoobmn Guard 3 Epulets Club 3 Shakespeare Club 4 Masque Club 3 TTIGSIJIBIIS4 Off1cer4 JI Red Cross 2 3 4 Goodfellows 2 3 1-Offlcer 3 Spanlsh Club 3 Jr Play Cast 3 Sr Plav Cast 4 Bovs Pep Club 2 Intramurals 3 4 Rlfle Club 2 June Bug Jamboree 3 4 Kath crlne Ross Tl21llSf6I'I6d from Waco Terms 4 Senior Cho1r4 I Vl Rutled c RCTC 2 3 4 Off1cex 4 Wfxtermanslnp Squafl 2 3 Honor Platoon 2 3 Drum and Bu le Corps 3 4 Commander 4 June Bu and P'1tr1ot Staff 3 4 AdYEl't1S1Ilg Ma wager 4 JI R 'l Cross 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Boys Pep Club 2 Intramurals 3 4 NORMA SCHARER NEIL SCHIMKE 190 neva' r'5 119 5 :px 31 f 4 if ROBERT SCHIES CAROLYN ROBERSON BOB ROSENBERG DUDLEY SCHMID KATHERINE ROSS I W RUTLEDGE Norma, bcharer Band 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 June Bug and Patllot Staft 4 Play Clem 3 4 Chorus 2 Robert Schles Spanlsh Club ootballl 2 3 ck Club 3 4 Intlamurals 3 Nell Schlmke Class P18S1d6lllQ4 Class Off1C6I 1 2 3 Foot ba l 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Tlackl 2 3 4 L Club 2 3 4 PI'9S1d6Ilf 4 Jr Pay Cast 3 Sl Play Crew 4 Goodfellovusl 2 3 Jr Red Cross 1 2 3 4 ROTC 2 Intramurals 4 Summelfleld Schola1sh1p 4 Wollman Award 3 4 Homexoom Representatlxe 3 Dudley Schmid ROTC 2 HOH01 Platoon 2 Intramurals 3 4 SD21ll1Sh Club 3 Stamp Club Z Rlfle Club 2 Queens 'Vlmual 2 Coodfellovxsl 3 4 Olflfi, 4 Cl1ssOff1Le14 CLASS OF 53 SENIORS 'Q 3' 1'- YV RICHARD SCHVIARTZ WALTER SCOTT GARY SINDER BILL SNARPF ROBERT SHELTON LUCILLE SMITH barv Smder Baud Z 3 4 Semor ChO11 3 4 ROTC 2 Football 1 Basketballl 2 3 Charlcs Smith ROTC 2 Basketball 3 Foot ball 3 4 L Club 4 Lucille Smlth Thes plans 4 Shakespeare Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 Camera Club 4 Goodfel lows 2 3 Offlcer 3 Jr Play Cast 3 Sr Play C'1st4 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Lucy Smlth Shakespeare Club 4 Off1 cer 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Offlcer 4 Spamsh Club 3 Jr Play Usher 3 Sr Play Crevs 4 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 Rxchard Schwartz Basketball 2 3 4 Foot ball Manager2 3 4 Track Manager 2 Good fellows 2 3 4 Presxdent 4 Class Presldent 3 L Club 2 3 4 Off1C9f 4 Semor Cholr 4 Jr Play Cast 3 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 ROTC 2 Walter Scott Goodfellovss4 Bull Sharpe ROTC 2 3 4 Off1C9Y 4 Basketball Man ager 3 4 L Club 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Jr Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Robert Shelton ROTC 2 3 4 Offlcer 4 Intramurals 3 4 JI R d Cross 2 3 4 CHARLES SMITH LUC1 SMITH ,gl This scene is most proper of the fifth-hour Algebra class. Studying comes natural to the students of Vernon Tinkler. Bill Snyder - ROTC 2. 3, 4-Officer 43 Goodfellows 2, 3, 4-Officer 3, 43 Spanish Club 3: Shakespeare Club 4-Officer 4: Benoobian Guard 3: Masque Club 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Rifle Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Platoon 2: Rifle Calisthenics 2: Jr. Play Cast 33 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: June Bug Jamboree 4: Stamp Club 23 Prom Committee 33 Golf 3, 4: Band 2. Jim Snyder - ROTC 2, 3, 4-Officer 3, 4: Goodfellows 2, 3, 113 Officer 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 43 Spanish Club 33 Shakespeare Club 4: Rifle Club 23 Honor Platoon 2: Student Council 43 Sr. Play Cast 43 Basketball 3: Stamp Club 23 Prom Committee 3. Paul Stemm - ROTC 2, 3,: DE Club 4-Officer 43 Honor Platoon 2. Larry Tankersley - ROTC 2, 3, 4-Officer 3, 4: Senior Choir 4: Benoobian Guard 3: Rifle Club 2: Honor BILL SNYDER JIM SNYDER LILLIAN THOMAS JOHN THORNTON CLASS OF '53 Platoon 33 Queens Manual 3: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 June Bug Jamboree 4: Color Guard 3. Lillian Thomas - Pep Club 2, 3. 4-Officer 2: Jr. Play Crew 33 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 4: Major- ette 2: Prom Committee, 3: Band 2: School Service tTypingb 4. John Thornton. Mary Anne Tinkler - Goodfellows 3. 43 Spanish Club 3: Thespians 4- Officer 4: Shakespeare Club 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 June Bug Jamboree 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Masque Club 4: Tumbling Team 4: KU Play Day 23 Battalion Sponsor 43 GAA 43 Jr. Play Crew 33 Sr. Play Cast 4: Prom Committee 33 Elizabeth Watkins Scholarship 4. Allan Tork - Jr. Red Cross 2. 3, 43 Goodfellows 2, 3, 4. PAUL STEMM LARRY TANKERSLEY MARY ANNE TINKLER ALLEN TORK SENIORS E . WOW M, V, gf 'L fy .ff Q I , k' , '5Q xl9'fff5' ' -l fl q . new , ,fe-1' -13 BETTY LOU TURPIN MARILYN TURNER VVILLIE TYSON T. VV. UHLRICH GERALD VINCENT NANCY JANE VOSSELER BONNIE VVAGLE DON VVALKENBACH Betty Lou Turpin - Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Co. B Sponsor 45 June Bug and Patriot Staff 42 Senior Choir 41 Jr. Play Crew 33 Prom Committee 33 Goodfellows 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Marilyn Turner - Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 43 FOWA 43 Sr. Play Usher 45 Goodfellows 2, 3. W'ilile Tyson - ROTC 2, 3, 4-Officer 41 Rifle Club 23 Sr. Play Cast 4, Latin Club 2. T. W. Uhlrich - Shakespeare Club 4-Officer 4: ROTC 2, 3, 4- Officer 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 2. 3, 4. Gerald Vincent - ROTC 2, 3, 4-Officer 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Choir 43 Football 1, 3, 43 Track 3, Rifle Club 2. Nancy Jane Vosseler - Thespians 43 Shakespeare Club 43 Pep Club 3, 4: Sr. Play Cast 4. Bonnie Wagle - DE Club 4-Officer 43 Pep Club 2. Don W'alkenba,ch. First-year students of Merle Crawfords Al gebra class study the factoring of trinomlals W ENITA WILLHARDT IOHN VI INNECKI John XvhV'e ROTC 2 Honor Platoon 2 Rlfle Club 2 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 June Bug and Patr1ot Staff 3 4 Staff Photographer 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Student Adv1sor 4 Projector Operator 4 Boys Pep Club 2 Delores Wlkelskx Class Offlcer 1 Lat1n Club 2 FOWA 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Jr Red Crossl 2 3 4 Cfoodfellovvs 4 A J Vhley ROTC 2 3 4 Offlcer 4 Honor Platoon 2 3 Queens Manual 3 Rlfle Club 2 3 4 Presx dent 4 Watermanshxp Squad 3 Benoob1an Guard 3 Student COL1I1C1l 2 4 PI'ES1d61lf, 4 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 June Bug and Patrlot Staff 3 4 Intramurals 4 Camera Club 4 Bays Pep Club 2 Rlfle Team 3 Phlllp Vhlk Masque Club 3 4 Thesplans 4 DE Club Presxdent 4 Goodfellows 2 3 4 ROTC 2 Bovs Pep Club 2 DIXIE W OODSON div def-me fi! ,,.f-ll? ESTHER V! ILLIAMS -nw-9 NWN JOHN WHYTE DELORES WIKELSKI A J VVILEY PHILIP VIILK Venlta Vhllhardt Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Lat1n Club 2 Chorus 4 Class Offlcer 1 Prom Commlttee 3 Esther Wllllams Transferred from Ch1cago Ill1no1s 4 S1 Play Cast 4 Pep Club 4 Shakespeare Club 4 Democratlc Forum 4 Off1cer 4 Iohn Vhnneckn DIXIC Woodson Pep Club 2 3 4 Jr Play Cast 3 Sr Play Cast 4 Goodfellovts 2 3 4 Offxcer 3 FOWA 4 Band 2 3 4 Masque Club 4 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 CLASS OF '53 SENIORS I, ., , g i . , ' 9 tx J.. ' xv 11: 9 ROBERT YENZER BOB YOUNG RUTH MARIE ZOBEL -3 ,A '73 .5 Q ix . l i f Robert Ycnzer - ROTC 2. 3. 4-Officer 4: Rifle Club 2. 33 Honor Platooii 33 Rifle Calis- theziics 3: Band 2. 3: Football 3. 4: Good- fellows 2: Drum and Bugle Corps 3. Bob Young. Ruth Marie Zobel - Baud 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3. 4: DE Club 4. Top Row: Cheei'lez1clei's do their part in the middle of Delaware . . . Here comes the mob- you'd better move! . , . Bottom Row: Sing that song loud and make it be heard . . . Bruised knees and dislocaled arms were the results. .. Diiix O E .5--44, -q' ,O .-' X. X ' 3 3, . t L, z 1 - 1 X xp E gsm.. M ' 1' W ' 1 X Xu 1 if 1 - A1 Fr gg rn . ' 1 .. ..., , . ' 1.9 if: .Q fx, v . 2 Q fees L ,gms .378 JUNIOR CLASS s... Leadmg the Ju111o1 Class new left to Ilgllt Ples Bob FSIQUSOXI and uce P1e5 Ha1ry Alllson Bob was P1es1de11t of hls Sophomme Class fmd fx Illelllbel of the L Llub He 1150 played bqsketball Oll both the A and B teams Haut was 111 the JUIIIOI Pl1y and was Vlce PIGSICIGIIE of lui Sophomore and Freshman clwsseo Y vfqfl I The 111911113915 of tlus 5 ll S Ju111o1 Cflbmet were top IOM left to I1 ht Dean Johnson and Dawld Jol111so11 Bottom IOVx Pat St 1ett 'md Delp 11 Battle 'A TNT? 1 ,V ' li, IT pf-' 'SW N' IN 'T' 'vs' Twp liolr, Lwff fu Iffglll: fix if 4 2 FREDA ADAMS, ITILLIE TIJAMS, ROBERT AKIN, IIARRY ALLISON, BETTY ARNOLD, RONALD BATON, GEORGE BANNON. Svwmrl Ifnw, Lwff fu lfiyllf: DELPIIA BATTLE, SHIRLEY BENEFIEL, IiE'I I'Y BERG, AR'I'III'R BERRY. ELIZABETH BIELECKI, PENNY BIRMINGIIAM, BERNARD BLACK. Third Ifillf, Lvff fu Hfglzf: .IOIIN BLEAIWI, VIRGINIA BOLLIGER, NORIWIAL!i I BRAFN, RONNIE BRAIYNER, GENE BROIVN, .II'1ANI'I'I I'I'I BRYAN, .IINI FASUN. lluffunl 1541143 Lfjff fu Iffglllt BILL CASSELL, DONNA CHRIST, VIRGINIA CONNELI., ROBERT UOOK, ROSE FORRISTON, PAT CLRRIER. ELOIS CVRTIS. CLASS OF '54 4 Daw .46 T? 45 pi' 3 ,-0' 9 6 ax Nj 'ws 41 M: 'Y' ,-. I' 2 Ifmr, Imff fn Hfglzf: MARY DAY, SITZANNE DAUGIIERTY, BILL DRISCALL, DAVID DUNLAP, JOHN EDGELL, SALLY EVANS, PAl'I, FANTY. H111 Huw, Lrfl fn Riglafi LU DELLE FARMER, BOB FERGUSON, LAVARA FEVURLY, EDIVARD FLINT, RAYMOND FLINT, GARY FOSTEII, VIRGINIA FULLER. NI Ifnzr, LI'-ff in Iffgllfi JOAN GAVIN, GERALD GENSLER, CAROL GIESE, MARCIA GRONIS, JIMMY GALIATIN, DI-ILBERT HANCOCK, EDN.-X HARPER. nfrnnz Razr, lmff In Ifiylzf: DELORES HARRIS, FREDONIA IIAVYKINS, HELEN IIEITLINGER, BOB HELL- GREN. KATIIRYN IIENSIIAIT, GAYLE HOEFENER, BILL HOPKINS. JUNIDRS F' N an-4f ' A I7 f ' ?P.,,.g,,f' 'K 17? -.Q RTF fi A , -'sv -. ,M ,n f-ry' lf? '7 'Yu -:rf . .'.' 3.3 fvfv 'F . rf- ly 1 EN? .4-4 r 'P Sf:-lf? fowf 41'-'Ev ff-av 41 Top How, LC-ff fo R1'g11f.' RON HYDE, JO ANN HUNDLEY, JO ANN IIFFFMAN, GRANT HLFFMAN. BOB JAMES, LINDA JENNINGS, BILL JOHNSON. Swr-mul How, Imff fo Riglzf CHESTER JOHNSON, DAVID JOHNSON, DEAN JOHNSON, JO ANNE JOHNSON, POLLY JOHNSON, SHIRLEY JOHNSON, JUDY JONES. Tllirrl Ifnw, Lvff fn Ifiylzf: ROBERT JONES, ALLAN KAPLAN, PATTY KAEDING, GERRY KEDERICH, JIM KENNY, CONNIE KIMBERLING, FLORENCE KING. Iinffnm Huw, Lvff fn Rfghf: JOYCE KLEMP, FAYE KNAPP, ROSE MARIE KREKELER, JACKIE LANGLEY, BARBARA LAUDENSLAGER, NORMAN LEE, BOB LEIYIS. CLASS OF '54 -7 in -ni ly 'Q' '13 'DEW - .ai .-.1 r, ,,..f :gm ,1 'Q A1 1' 49 fl v- .. '17 Twp Hull Lvff fn lffglzf: Ps -ns .A 'ff-r x..f Q' STELLA LIST JAMES LOAR, BARBARA LOBODA, BILL LOGAN, CAROL LOHNIAN, ELDON LOIIBIAN, .IUIIN LOZENSKI. ,ql'l'1lHf, Huw, In'-ff fn Hffjflfi DAVID LYON, JANE Mcf'LANAIIAN, HARRY MQTOMAS, GERALIDINE ML'l'I.l'RE. BILL NICCOIIHIACK, LINDA ML-GFIRE, GEORGE lI31'GIiI'lGOR. Tlzirfl Huw, Lvff fu Riglzf: STANLEY MCKERN, LAIYRENCE MCKINLEY, DONNA MCNETT, VICTOR MAYER, PATTY MATEJKA, MARGARET MEALING, PEGGY MEERPOIII.. llutfmn Huw, Imff fu l1z'yl1f: IYILMA MENSCII, RUTH MILLIGAN, RONNIE BIONTGOMIIRY. PAT MOORE. PIIYLLIS MOORE, MARY NOLL, CAROYN MI'ELI,ER. 28 I 5' ,sa 43 ACK '15 A' , r Y -Q M' ', if - .ya I fl 1 . 5 ' . lx gif M.. M 'ia ' 0 I lg, Q . i r' . X 92 l 2 -4 .Q- S - 0- , n ,uf . . f ' , Twp Hair, Imjf fn Iflffllff f I' ' GLEN PAYNE, VERNA LEE PARSONS, CAROL NORRIS, BOB PFRIMIVIER, JOE PIIILLIPS, BARBAIIA PRI'I'I'IIE'I'T, EDNA QUINN. INUCHIIII IEIIIV, Lt'-ff fn lffgllfi CAROL RAIVLINGS, RICHARD REESE, TIM REYBURN, NADINE REYNOLDS, TIIAD RICHARDS, GLEN ROBERTS, DON ROBERTSON. Tllirrl Ix,Hlf'. Imff In lfiyhf: ROGER ROSS, BETTY SCIIREY, CHARLES SEXTON, DAVID SIIIPMAN, MARY JANE SEITZ, BENNIE SIMMONS, ILENE SIMPSON. Ihilnnf 130113 Imff fn lfigllfi EDDIE SLAFK, BILL SLAPPER, EDNA SMITII, JERRY SMITII, VIRGINIA SMITII, RI I'II SPRAGITE, PAT STERETT. CLASS OF '54 I A 4 10 W 19' Wu. up Ifflllj lmff fu lffylif: XVILLIAM STEPERNAGEL, EARLY STEVERSON, FLORA STOREY, MARY ANN STUCKER, BRLCF SITNDBLAD, BETTY SZYCIIOWYSKI, FRANK TARNAVYSKI q4'l'UHf, lfnw, Lvff ffl lffyllfi ROSAMOND TAYLOR, ALFRED TAYRIEN, JEAN THOMAS, MARGIE TINSLEY IIELEN XVAGES, HARRY XYATERS, MARIANNA NYALKER. Tllfrrl 1:0141 Imff fu lffylzf: .IOIIN WYATTS, 'VARY ANNE YYEBSTER, DONNA XYEIDEMEIR, GENE WYENT- WYORTII, DARLENE YYEST, EIHTARD XVETTIG, JUANITA XYILLIAMS. Iinfffmf 1:41111 Imff in Iifylff: JERRY YYOLFE, HOWYARD YOUNG. JUNIORS - Top row. left Uv right: Black 111z1:slis Cllflltjll' riclc' llfflllllfl ilv- twlfi . , , 11: 1111.111 Nlmr, 1 llllllilllwb lm' XIz1sq11P Club ,... Dale- thanks .... Ikv s11ppc11't111's ci1gxpl11y 21 llllllllfxl' . Ilw bfmyw 1111' 11111 l11111r11 '.,.. Mrs, Kelso Clzws f1ff1cP1's now llfll' 1J11't111'w ...,' 4I,z1cl1 K 1x:11'111w umm-1111 l1lI'lllP Art Class lJ1'111kfz1st .... 111 1111- Nlupl' was ll ?lIL'i'l'xw . . :11111l1 Soc-mul rms: 'lllllli says hm' l1110s for the gi1'lS 1113 bircliv. B111 sms lll'i 1111111-1' ,... Dale- PII-IOYS the SOPHOMORES 4' 1 f 3 en- a i ' ln Ma :Rf .3 .3 I A Members of the Sophomore Cabinet were. left to right. Hayden Owens, Trudy Gilman. Tom Gee, and Karen Watts. The group this year voted money to buy make-up for the Sophomore plays given at a student assembly. V-is 1-9 2? 3 ,.,1 . g-ev lb 1. 1' Qi 5 41- -of Sv' uf : ii' S '7 fi. , ,M .3 r-'S - -:Fi ..,, A as Top Hou-, lmff fu Ifiyfllf: .Ioan lllen, Hinfiel Armour, Ruth Bailey, Anna Baldwin, Alice Banks, Sandra Barnett, Gary Beal, Vicki Beck, Barbara Beymcr, Don Bila. Gloria Blochberger, Sue Bogner. Swrollfl NUI , 1,1'ff fn Hfyflfi Larry Brandt, B1-tsv Bridges, Betty Brown, Beverly Brown, Kathryn Brown, Shirley Brown, Marion Browne, Bob Burns, Carol Cahill, Jerry Chambers, Judy Chambers, Sally Choice. Tllirrl Ifflllf Lf'-ff fn Ifiglvf: James Christy, Gerald Coldren, David Cromwell, Sue Crownover, Gilbert Cuthbertson, Saralyn Davis, Sharon Davis, Bob Day, Frances Delude, Donald Denney, Ronald Denny, Robert Doran. lloffvnf lion: Lwff fu lifylzf: Randall Downing, Nellie Doyle, Robert Duffield, Nancy Flli0ft, -70 'I1 Ewhahk, Affliih Falls, Pat Far- row, .lack Fc-vurly, Lenore Fisher, Virginia Forbach, Drvrvly Forpail, Frank Freeman. CLASS CF '55 PRESIDENT The president of this year's Sophomore Class was Artie Vogel. Artie was the president of his Freshman Class last year. He was also on the Sophomore basketball team. N I I 'Q , 6 ' -- 1 22 5 ' P V-' Dv v K DEMERW gf Counts fl f-'qi' 'IJ -. ' I 8 Q X ,f-,f --fn- SOPHOMCRE CLASS Q! Q DOW 1 507 VICE-PRESIDENT The vice-preside t of the Sophomore Class this year Sh 1 y Jones. She was a B team che 1 d ber of the tumbling t d f th P p C1 b d GAA we-w.Q'vf,.a. .' V' ' ' 514, J Ti,-I 1:-3 Sikhs okxdk'-' U AC.QMm:,,x Wf'ic'Q'dkQf 3 5-:..'g'-2.21. tl KQ. :I 'US LX-X Us. .LQDQ .:'f , p ' Q A kv' N-ark --.' K 3' : llc' ,ji 'I .mis SOPHOMORES , ac Q-.., v, IV rv i lofi' r- 41 ' nr- ' '. 0' ,,,. -Q .-7 -'VV TTU ff if - rw' -cv .ay .,,,,' 'QQ 2 W t 'J draw Twp How, lmff fu Right: Sue Nelson, Richard Nicholas, Clarence Norris. llayden Owens. Ruth PHD . lllallf-'F PHXU0- Kvnlly PCHUUSS. Ellliilwf-h Petty, PC!-TEV Pierce, .loan Poell, Loretta Powell. Sm-mill How, Lvff fo Right: Barbara Prevatt, Pat Rafferty, Fredrick Redford, Beatrice Redmon, Jim Reynolds, Fern Richardson, David Ross, Larry Rutter, Athena Sanders, Shirley Sass, Bob Schmitt. Third Row, lmff fo Right: Lena Schroneer, Arlene Schroeder, Marlyn Schumann. Gene Schwinn, Carmel Seber, lilimheth S4-iner. Sara Shaw, Eleanore Sherman, Ric-hard Shinkowski, Paul Shockey, Mary Shuler. Ifmwflz Roar, Imff fn Ifiylzf: Wilma Simpson. Arlene- Smith, Earl Snodgrass, Stephanie Snyder, Reina Stanimiroff, Ilerbert Stephenson, Marjorie Stone, John Stocker, Carolyn Thornton, Frankie Turpin, Arthur Vogel. lloffum RUIl', lmff In Ifiylzfi Agnes Watkins, Curtis Watkins, Phoehc Watkins, Karen Watts. Robert Wells, William West, Sylvia Woodard. Lee Woods, Patricia Wright. CLASS OF '55 51 rv .IA Members of the Freshman Cabl et were left to r1ght John Battle Claudla Jenkrns Skeeter Knapp and Faye XI111er The purpose of the cabmet IS to meet mth the DI'6S1d6Xlf and the uce presxdent to carry out the busxness of the Clase FRESHMAN CLASS Ilan Pmeshmm Claw tlns xe.u was spon soled hx Mu Sue Rose Halter, Almer Dan 1918 md XIGIIC C1 1VNfOld The claw had an enrollment of 125 Notable students of the claw were Lee dent b.ub.ua Poell, P te H11 rhee1Ie1de1 md Student Counul 191316-3S6Ht2lt1XG Eddle helllx was also cl Student Lounc1l 1ep1 esenta ne Leachng tlns, year s Freshman Class were left to r1ght V1ce Pres Dale Vogel and Pres Lee McGu1re Dale holds a hlgh grade axerage vxlnle Lee has played Freshman baeketball and football - 'n ' . 7 A ' I , 1. V f 4 - , '- v 4 . .. 1 1 - Mc-Guire, presidentg Dale Vogel, vice-p1'esi- . 7. - . - H . . - 4 . , J 1 , 1 m ' , v, 1 . - . ' ' . . - t' ' . 4? 140 oi Top Hou Lrjt to Irzghf 43' Robert Adams Trultt Allen Vlosley Andrew Harold Baker John Battle Georglanna, Berry Barbara Bleleckl Srwnd Hou ld! fo Ifzglzf Emma Blanton hsther Bleam Anna Boldrldgc Martha Boldrldgc Maureen Brandt Bobble Brown Darlene Brown Tlmd Ron Irtf to Iuglzf Katherine Cohman Dora Iean Collms Marjorle Collins, Bully Coolev Ruth Cornett Richard Corrlston Yvonne Cramer Potfonz Hou Leif to Rzglzf Pete Curran Karen Curtls Robert Davls Deana Dempsey Mattxe Dlxon Beatrice Dulm David Durfee CLASS OF 56 FRESHMEN Top R014 L1 ff to Rzghf Leo Fnnls Darlene Fessler Ralph Flelds Charlene Flanlgan Garv Fowler loe Freelong Judy Gaddls Second Rm: L1 ff to Rzghf Shxrlev Flllespne Mahle Henderson Marv Hildebrandt Ernestme Hlll Martv Hirsch Thomas Hoeltzel Ierry Hudson Th11cIRou Lcff fo Rzqllf Claudia Jenkms Max Iohnson Ierrv Jordan Barbara Iurgens Vlrgmla King Opal Knapp Raymond Knapp Poffom R014 Ld! fo Rzgllf Darlyne Lashley Fharles Lust Bexerly Logan Ronald Logan Joe Lozenskl Lee McGuire Mead Marshall Q fill ps ns an f ff J -as M V '9' H: H Zig qw Top Rau Lcrf to Rzglzf Janet Matthews Betty Meadcrs Hexmanle de Mello Vera Marla rle Mello Dorothy Meyer Fave Miller Wames Mitchell Robert Mueller 111111 1.1111 I rf fn hu 1 Cecile Murdock Fleanor Murphy Flank Murray Harolene Pmchem vlckl Piram, Barbara Poell Edna Pohl 'VIarw Richards 1161114114 Icff fu H111 Florence Struck Phwllis ineenex 11 fum H1114 17 f1I1r leon Taylor Louetfo Taxlor Carole 'lnmblc Billie rlltlh Seth Weld Nadine Walton Tre dine N alton Dale Nogcl CLASS OF 56 m ' A 49 1 .Ii 1: 'W 5 Bi' X N A Svc ', .cf JH: TI1' ' ' -, , 'JI f: Ed Reilly, Pauline Rogers, Emily Rush, Diane Shocklcy, Joyce Smith, Bobbie Stewart, P11 -, L 'ft 1 f',1l1f: cc- , ,,' ,. -A -'f+' -7 , , ' :' ' ' X V 4 Foot ball 1952-553 O Leavenworth 12 Washington 0 Leavenworth 20 Olathe 0 Leavenworth 0 Wyandotte 33 Leavenworth 6 Argentine 7 Leavenworth 0 Lawrence 33 Leavenworth 0 Ottawa. 25 Leavenworth 6 Shawnee Mission 40 Leavenworth 0 Highland Park 21 Leavenworth 12 Atchison 20 NEKI, Standings Won Lost Lawrence , 5 0 Atchison 4 1 Shawnee , 3 - Argentine , , 2 3 Ottawa 1 4 Leavenworth 0 5, Basketball 1952-53 Leavenworth 47 Turner -il Leavenwortn 48 Wyandotte 'I0 Leavenworth '40 Olathe 46 Leavenworth 49 Washington 46 Leavenworth 5.5 Garden City 138 Leavenworth 55 Lawrence 51 Leavenworth 59 Ottawa 51 Leavenworth 40 Atchison 38 Leavenworth 56 Argentine 54 Leavenwoith 49 Shawnee Mission 69 Leavenworth 44 Lawrence 48 Leavenworth 50 Topeka, 57 Leavenworth 61 Ottawa ia Leaveiiwoitlx 47 Atchison 59 Leave.n.'or1li 45 Argentine 59 L92iV0llVv'O1'Ul 66 Shawnee Mission 67 Regionals Leavenwort.1 50 Atchison 01 NEKL Standings Won Losl Sliawiiee 9 1 Argentine 7 3 Leavenworth 5 5 Atchison 4 6 Lawrence 3 7 Ottawa 1 9 'Track 1951-52 Argentine Dual Meet- Leavenwoith. First Atchison Dual Meet- Lea venworth. First Atchison Relays- Leavenworth, Second Triangular Meet- Lea Lawrence. First Atchison. Second Leavenworth. Third gue Meet- Leavenworth. Fourth ATHLETICS Foolball, Pages 58-6l Homecoming, Pages 62-63 Basketball, Pages 64-67 Golf, Page 68 Track, Page 69 Girls' Pep Club, Pages 70 7l Cheerleaders, Pages 70-7l , ll ff as :,lf, ' x Q i '. kk l in 3 f ' ff f 4 L -- Q. im Talking over Pioneer techniques are Leaven- worth's football coaches. Left to right arc Asa Eagles, Charles Kimerer. and Leonard Hofstra. Two consecutive victories intimated to Pioneer rooters that the 1952-53 football eleven had been underrated by the dopesters. Lack of experience, however, proved the fatal mark for the spirited Pioneers, and they found at the end of the series, they were holding a record of two wins and seven losses, putting them in the cellar of NEKL standings. WE WANT A Superior line play coupled with passes sent the Pioneers into victory over the Washington Wildcats in their grid opener before approximately 3,000 spectators. A second and final victory came for the hustling bunch when they ventured to Olathe. Ilolding the hosts completely scoreless, the Pioneers, led by Bill Kindig most of the way, racked up three TD's and two extra points, leaving the score at the end of the game 20-0. Wyandotte proved their strength in the third encounter of the season. Al- though the Pioneers never stopped fighting, they fell before the Bulldogs 33-0. Bottom row. left to right: J. Lozenski, Dean Johnson. R. Moore. Hartman. G. Brown. Dulin and Charles Kirnerer, ass't coach. Second row. left to right: A. Dunlap, Bud Jones, Norris, McCormack, J. Powell, Schies and Wentworth. Third row left to right: Leonard Hofstra, head coach, Hiddleston, D. Dunlap. Freeman, Beall, Burns, Richards, Kindig. Fauntleroy, W. Adams, and Asa Eagles, ass't coach. Back row, left to right: Crawford, James, C. Watkins, C. Smith, McCoy and Ferguson. 58 OUCHDOWN! Driving through blinding snow, the locals played their closest game of the season when they clashed with Argentine on the latter's field. After a 70-yard jaunt, the Mustangs scored their only seven points of the game. Late in the third period, halfback Jim Powell charged 53 yards to score for the Pioneers. l 41X2l'fX P' is , fy fff- . 2- us I 1 ' - . 'Z.QA'..- ' Q, s ' a. I ,'.' I-V-U. 445- 'K Q' Checking uniforms is only a part of the job for Football Managers Dick Schwartz and Ramon Jones. An incomplete on the extra point made the difference in the final reading of the score board. The score at the end of LeaVenworth's NEKL opener stood at 6-7. Faced by the Lawrence Lions, No. l team in the state, the charges of Coach Leonard Hofstra once again tasted defeat. The score, 33-0. Left: Three men on one Lion proves to be the end of the play. The Lawrence team won by a score of 33-0. Right: Lozenski puts the final tackle on a S. M. player in a contest in which the Indians scalped the LHS gridsters 40-6. Ei 59 FOOTBALL A t11p to Ottawa and a rlde home was just about all lt was when the home eleven met the Cyclones and dropped the contest 25 0 In a flfth consecutlve defeat, the Shaw nee Mlsslon Indlans scalped the Ploneels wlth the Lugest scole ever to be accomp hshed ln '1 Shawnee Leavenworth encountel The SC016bO21ld leadlng at the flnal gun was 40 6 Although the Ploneers fought hald flgfunst Illghland Palk, the Scottles were 0V911JOW6l1Ilg', and the Hofstra proteges 16 tlnned home They h 1d been turned back to the tune of 21 0 The last encountel of the season saw the PIOIIGCIS fall once agaln Tlns tlme to then 'nth uvals of Atclnson In the fnst peuod of play lt looked as though thev m1ght w1n then llst game OL the season, but du11ng the f0l11tll qual tel w1th a 6 6 deadlock, Atclnson Playnmg the Wyandotte Bulldogs at Abeles Fleld was where the Leavenworth grldsters f1rst tasted defeat The Bulldogs dropped the Ploneers 33 0 A1 atm ..., f 13' ALFRED DUNLAP CHARLES BEALL BOB BURNS DAVID DUN LAP FRAIN K FREEMAN BILL HIDDLESTON LA MARSHALL FA JNTLEROY GENE BROWN CHARLES CRAWFORD BOB FERGUSON KEN HARTMAN DEAN JOHNSON 60 FOOTBALL The home eleven journeyed to Ottawa to meet the Cyclones in a tilt in which the Pioneers were defeated 26-0. gambled on a long pass, completed and went over to lead 13 6 They lncreased then' lead seven more po1nts, and at the close of the game the P1oneers we1e left Wlth a 20 12 defeat Homecommg hlghllghted the even1ng BUD BILL JONES KINDIG JIM THAD POWELL RICHARD S 61 JOHN BILL ROY LOZENSKI MCCORMACK BOB BOB SCHIES SMITH Although hearts were sad at the end of an unsuccessful football season, th1S was soon forgotten by the crowd for LHS grads were treated to a beautxful and elabolate Home cornmg celebrat1on 1n wh1ch Dale Crownover football queen, and her attendants, Sue lmvans and YIOIH Qulsenbelry relgned McCOY MOORE CURTIS GENE W ATKINS WENTWORTH 49 ,Ar T HOMECOMING QUEEN 'NJ sw! ,lkg 46115- 1 Cb jf VK P? Dale Crownover 62 ,,.. 'EX J' ,J , -y. 1 ,,, J A j .1 4 -Y , H ,JRS NJ .. 'J Tj ' JD K! J' - Y I X rf Mp' 'N-1wp dvr-ffbh xxx 'K' 43 -sawmill Sue Evans Vnola Ounsenberry ATTENDANTS q.WWo,, 9: EH ' . P:u'rl'e'Enf:4 Under the leadership of Coach Merle Crawford, a newcomer to LHS, the Pioneers played one of their most successful seasons in recent years. Starting out with a victory in their opener, then dropping the second 'Ne C N. MAKE THAT Tutoring this years basketball squads were lleft to rightm Leonard Hofstra, B Team coach: Charles Kimerer, Sophomore coach: and Merle Crawford. varsity coach. contest the quintet went on to rack up seven more wins before the hand of fate was lowered, and they were dealt three losses. They picked up another win, then bowed in the final three games. Members of the A squad are, Left to Right: Crawford, Downing, C. Watkins, Kindig, Ferguson, Schwartz, Schimke, B. Jones, Hilscher. F l l .4 Q ' 64 BASKET . . . ! nf N U Shown above were the basketball team managers by F their cupboard of first aid equipment. They are left to right, Ronnie Bacon and Bill Sharpe. Throughout the season the regular Watkins completed the varsity squad. STH1 C91'S W91'6 Ch31'19S C1'2lWf01'd, Neil Opening the hardwood series, the Pio- Schinike, Buddy Jones, and returning letter- men Dick Schwartz and Bill Kindig. Reserves Charles Hilscher, Dick Downing, and Curtis neers ventured to Turner where they downed the Bears 47-41. In the second encounter Wyandotte dealt the Pioneers their first Members of the B Team Basketball squad were. Bottom row. left to right: McComas. Phillips, Kaplan, Dave Johnson, Dean Johnson, Loar, Wentworth. and James. Second row: R. Moore, S. Jones, Norris, Hiddleston, Freeman, Vogel, and Owens. Third row: Jarvis, S. Johnson, Gillette. Brandt, McCoy. and Burns. Top row: F. Johnson. Woods. Johnston, Day. Rutter and Reynolds. , 4 - R Q - Af! 65 CHARLES .1 CRAWFORD 1 we ' .71 'x 3 X we 7 . Q. '. or f FZ' X .aa l BUD Q. el .misss M of X t E55 NX X .1 Y x isa Xl NEIL SCIIIINIKE CHARLES HILSCIIER defeat to the tune of TU-lil. The Bulldogs did not stop there, for they went on to take second place in the state at the end of the season. Starting their unbroken string of seven victories. the Pioneers in a real thriller downed the Washington Wildcats -19--16. This was the first of two overtime games during the season. Garden City was the next to feel the blow of the mighty Pioneers, who were hosts for the evening. The final gun sent the lluffaloes away with a 55-36 defeat. In their NICKL opener. the Crawford- men once again showed their force when they tipped the Lawrence Lions 55-51. but lost their second league game to Ottawa 51- 59. ln the first 1'eal thriller of the series, which later proved a trademark for the fightin' five. the Pioneers slid hy Atchison on lluddy Jones' angle shot with five sec- onds remaining leaving the score -10-38. Argentine then visited the home court for another sizzling game. Although the Blustange were favored. the locals dealt an unexpected upset. and reigned 56-51. The hand of fate was dropped on the Pioneers when they traveled to Shawnee Shown below are sequences of the torrid Leavenworth-Atchison tilt in which the Pioneers were victorious with an angle shot which put them ahead at the final buzzer 40-38. In the left picture Neil Schimke, forward, reaches high for a rebound, In tne center Dick Schwartz and Ted Kelly fight for a rebound. while in the right picture Charles Crawford dunks the ball for two more points. Sehinike and Lew Johnson fieht for a rebound lleftv in the Leavenworth-Argentine game in which the Mustangs defeated LHS 59-45. lcenterl Jones and Cochran share the ball for a moment in the game in LHS court. The Pioneers dropped Atchison 40-38. 4Rightf Its three aeainst one as Crawford grabs for the ball in the overtime Shawnee same, Tne Indians sealpecl the Pioneers 67-66. DICK I h DOVYNING Mission. The lnlhans. taking' aclvantagre ol Nix' ' . . . , T' V the familiar eonrt, hrolie ahead of the 3. . V Leavenworth team early in the game and .X g A as ., kept the leacl. The final reading was 651-19. . T' J T' T X l . f ,fjfl ' N f l.awrent'e lollnnefl the lnthans path and ' , ' overpowerell the llioneers 18-ll. Topeka joined the hanfl wagon hy scoring' a 57-50 Q win. .-Xltlnmnglz rlefeatefl. the Pioneers were pronml as they lel't the Qflll, for Center Charles C'rawl'or4l hail lell the scoring' with mul 21 points tlnring' the contest. This was not if-INDIG ' his only splurge. At the enll of the season. he not only was holding' the ton SC0l'lIlQ' ret-orcl in Nlilili. an:l was chosen for the all-state tealn. The winfl thangefl in the next encounter. and Ottawa time agrain tell hel'-ire the Pio- neers. 15-iil. 4 . Q H wmv tmnig' into the last lap the home live lost to Atchison 52'-173 Argentine 59-153 and finally. the quintet lost in an twertinie to Shawnee Mission 437'-1343, after lnvlcling' a Ill- point leafl tln'nng'lnvnt must ol' the ganie. DIFK I . SCINARTZ lhe clepressetl llnwneers lost then' last gaine oi' the season to Atvlxisnn at the reg'ional hasliethall tournament in Tolzelia. CURTIS YYATKINS 67 +9 ,rf GOLF The 1953 golf squad was coached by Wllllam El hott Members wele front row left to rlght Bob Day Pat Ster ett and B111 Johnson Th1s yea1s golf team was undex the d11ect1on of Wllham Elllot The squad thlS N631 was composed of four membe1s on the A Squad and a hke numbel on the B squad The team had f1ve matches on 1ts schedule Last yeal the LEE McGUIRE GENE WENTVVORTH :N 'O 'N Back row Bob Sch mldt Gene Wentworth Ed Wett1,, and Lee Mc Gulre squad placed th11d ln the league meet at Shawnee BKIISSIOII The squad had boasted one gul membel, Pat Ste1ett, vsho was 1uled mehglble bv the Kansas State Atlll9t1C Commlsslon because guls ale not allowed to pa1t1c1pate 1n 1nte1 scholastlc S1301 ts 1n Kansas PAT STERETT BILL JOHNSON 68 , 'I ' I J , T it .F-yi Y 1, v X t XAX . A I ' ' v Q- l E we . W T Q x- 5 .5 . ' O ': 7 E - ' ' V ' ' 'rr' L - , D l . l- T- , N . 1, u 5 . I 1 I , W as xr - V ' Y ' ' ' l i D ' ' at yy 1 A Q n n n . I A ' I I .4' N A T - h ' , ' I '. 4 TRACK Thxs year the track team was under the supervlslon of head coach Asa Eagles frlghtm and 2.SSlSt2.I'1t coach Merle Crawford fleftl Coach Eagles has served as head track coac 1 at Leavenworth Hlgh for several years Coach Crawford who was varslty basketball coach served hls flrst year as asslstant track coach Hayden Owens Cnghtb who was also an asslstant football manager and a member of the Sophomore basketball squad was the track manager for the 1953 season Shown also IH the plcture IS Frank Freeman Cleftb a member of the track team who IS handlng a dlscus to Hayden Members of the 1935 Track squad were Front row left to rlght Schwartz Powell Sclues QChlII1k6 B Jones Crawford Stuck r w Norns Hlddle ton Radzymlnskl McCormac MacGregor Edgell Asa Eagles CCoachb Third row Merle Crawford 1CoachJ James D Dunlap R, Moore J Chambers S Jones McCoy Healey Wrlson Doran and Owens lmanagerh Back row Woods Freeman McComas Fauntleroy Lozenskx G Hudson and Upton L 69 , EI. , , , , , ' I ' , I. . ' , C ' , . , , e , and Burns. Second ro : ' , ' 5 , ' ', k, Johnston, Ewbank, : . , , , , I , A - 5 . , . 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' ' 1 . -1 ' ,161 1 1 1 ' 5 2 2 ' 2 5 2 '2 , 2' A 2 '- ' :J Q 21 , ' 1 2 2 ' . 2 .1 'lop Pllllllfl Bottom Rovs Lott to R1,,l1t Sp1 xguf' 1VllSL1Gl S Snsclcx SLOIYX Kol1lc1 L1 P1111 C Nelson 'vlendey' G Blockbe1g,c1 SC1l11I1ldl1l1 S'111de1s Ell1s lV11Cld1e Row Seber F Vlaltln Shaw C1101Ce H6-IL lmger F'11I'0XN E Hudeon A B'1lONXlll L Powell Bee man Bllll1GIf Hoope1 P Watlnns Top Row J W1l Vloore P M0010 Hogtete Robexson Koke1 HO1I1l'11l WC1dBIl1161 Loxxel 131111110 Bottom R011 Lvlt to R1 nt RCdIll111 Kukelm Lohlntn C1lllS1 C111ne1 Hut NICEHJ1 W1e1l1t Nvcon ll Plas' D B1tt1e lP1Qsv D1 B1t t1e1T1c1sl Se1t4fSecl Dutto11 Second Ron Hlllfll C11'11t1e1 Cx lXl1l BoQ,1101 Sally Exans Tutm Helm Daughmtw B Mooxe D Jones R 1VlOIIlSO1l Full-31 Tl111d Row Dempsex E H111 Jmgens A Bfinks F Knapp Lou F1lls J Johnson Tlnslex A Slllltll 'NI Dtnney Top Rovx Coldlll SC1l'1IGI E Slllllll P11t0 W6-bstel V Beck B11c1L0s P Johnson T1X101 GIOIHS K C11 Us G11111111 C959 5 B Team Cheerleaders Left to R11.l1t ire S119 CIOXVIIOWSI Ba b111Poe11 S11111O Jones Slvnon Dfuxs Judx CIIIIHDCIS 'md Dffloux Jones who composvcl the B to nn pep squid The 11t1l1t'w ot those 1lIlC1ICllSSIll61l m1sed the 51391111.01 s enthu lasm and spurred the bfxsket ball te 1m on to XICLOIX Tlns SCIHI 111001 of 21115 xx is chosen bw 11 entnt Gnls Pop Club we 1 l '1T,G'?f1! 1Tf1vf'jf5'Kb'7X 71 1 I -I K ' Y 1' z 'z . ff 1, f ' 5' . - '1 - . jtv 1 '-1 ' - A-' I h BL -A , W. ' '1 - 1 ' 'Ut - -1 'V ' 1 . -. . 3, . . ' . A ' ', ' Nf .1.'-'.- - 1 . 1 ' V. . . . . 1 I 'A . . ' . ' ' K liams, DeLude. Loboda, Pritchett, Lucille Smith. Put , Q . 1.1- 1 V l , . V , .15 ' Q .S . , ,l L ' 1 . 'L ' - . - ' ' .Q X Q, J Z 2 . . 12' '. z'. . , ' 1. , Q '- . . 1 ' Q . 0. 1 - ' :J . ' ' . . . ': ' 1 , X 1 c ' I '. 1 'V . V ,'. 5' ' , l . . ,4 2 1 H1 1 .. 1, -Q . v ' Y RCTC Regimental Commander, Page 74 Regimental Sponsor, Page 74 Battalion Commander, Page 75 Battalion Sponsor, Page 75 Company A, B, and C, Page 76 Company Sponsors, Page 77 Cadet Officers, Page 78 Drum and Bugle Corps, Page 78 Rifle Club, Page 79 ff . 7 9 l Tf rx I .ff kf 4 X 5 1 l IMI .1 6 7.-1 ' ' f-mn , .flfr NK Y x I Q.. 3 X M., 'HH 4 1 3 ,ammx Af U X ,ge h ,sa M, V, R4 MW , . 1, 4. M' rf cf' Kei , 'Z I m tim? ' j' f' : 1 ,. M . ,V Vf A Q 52' I 4 ' , V' W Q- M Y Vaffw- . ..... V , f,. . VA-5 , 5 Q I .. VV-V . 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' 'X ian? V 357 'f1Pm ' A . if ' REGIMENTAL COMMANDER Cadet Colonel Robert Cooper REGIMENTAL SPONSOR Honorary Cadet Colonel Barbara Dutton BATTALION COMMANDER Cadet Lt Colonel Robert Rosenberg BATTALION SPONSOR Honorary Cadet Lt Colonel Mary Anne Tunkler COMPANY B Commander, L. Tankersley Executive Officer, A. List lst Platoon, J. Snyder 2nd Platoon, J. Parker 3rd Platoon. O. Kellison acting in place of A. Dunlap COMPANY A Commander, R. Fisher Executive Officer, R. Downing lst Platoon, K. Davidson 2nd Platoon, W. Kensbock 3rd Platoon, R. Yenzer COMPANY C Commander J Hunt Executive Officer, R. Shelton lst Platoon, H. Flora 2nd Platoon, R. Jones 3rd Platoon, N. Beck 76 COMPANY A SPONSOR Honorary Cadet Captain Barbara Anderson COMPANY B SPONSOR Honorary Cadet Captam Betty Lou Turprn COMPANY C SPONSOR Honorary Cadet Captain Marrlyn Bradbury Q . . att V n Zia. , - , C u Q ' 5 A CADET OFFICERS Bottom Row Left to Rlgnt Uhlrlch Tyson Dul1n Powell Sharpe C Fowler Rosenberg Cooper Arnold E Snyder WIIEV Ph1111pS R1chards Mlddle Row Flsher Dovunmg Tankersley A Llst Hunt Shelton Top Row Davldson Kensbock Yenzer J Snyder Parker Dunlap Floxa Jones Beck Not plctured Rutledge DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS ' .ZX Rutledge 4Commander5 Rlchards YEXSCUEIVB Offxcerr Left Column Front to Back Norrls C Watklns S John Qon Moran Denney Shmko Skl Ewbank Center Column F' Johnson Jordan J Cham bers Shlpman Schmldt W West Rlght Column Glllettc Busey McNear J Stucker Kxechel Roberts Burns Not plctured John Edgell , . ..,., . U . A Q v 1 iw v 7' : ' Q, ,. J- , .gl-'-rj-. -' -- : L' . . ,.' . 5' . ' '- ' ' 'FG' C CAS .l.. a. xxl' Y' 1 4 , T. , I I- 1 I 'Y - - 4'-V H 1 - v 1 I . , , . - . I , RIFLE CLUB Bottom Row Left to Rlght Cooper 1TreasJ Hellgren Alnold W Johnson Flora Mlddle Row Schmldt Duffleld Akm Ewbank Hunt lx Presv W11ey 1Presv E Snyder 1Secm Ph1111ps G111ette Sh11'1kOWSk1 Bacon Top Rovs R Cook 'Montgomery Edgell NOTTIS Burrns Snodgrass Stucker Daudson Beck Powell Klechel L Woods Hyde offlcers gettmg the best from tnelr beloxed Captam A demonstratxon gn en by the U S Slgnal Corps ms mtnessed by Cadets of Co B Bottom row New Cadets flnct that there are more than tvuo S1263 to the arnnes umfoxms Cadet offlcers hold the Arch of Sabers for Barb and Bob W1thout the books but mth a lot of orlentatlon the M111tary Ball made a blg h1t Top row: Cadets are shown firing at the Fort Leavenworth firing range .... Cadet ACTIVITIES The Patriot and lune Bug Staffs, Pages 82-83 Girls' Glee Club, Page 84 Soloists, Page 84 Senior Choir, Page 84 Band, Page 85 Majorettes, Page 85 Camera Club, Page 86 DE Club,'Page 86 FOWA, Page 87 Goodtellows, Page 87 lunior Red Cross, Page 88 Latin Club, Page 88 Shakespeare Club, Page 89 Spanish Club, Page 89 Thespian Society, Page 90 Stage Productions, Pages 9l-94 Valedictorian and Salutatorian, Page 95 Senior Ballot, Pages 96-97 Classified lndex, Page 98 Personal lndex, Pages 98-l0l Autographs, Pages 102-l04 3 1? X 6995.95 Wg V iaafgg 3'3 4 a,a ., 'E ff. 333' ,9 9 tff. v' ei Q- 2 V, Q Q66 S. Q 11 il - ' .1 , ,. -.iz ' K . f , f 2 f ...' JV.-f, M , Nr 8 A K ' 'A'5Q'-Ww,.1,.v1-My , vm, V, H - 3-- I Sections, Left to Right: Cornets: Nixon. Moran, Montgomery, Norris, Jurgens, Rutledge, Schmidt. Rutter. Forback, Shinkowski, A. List, Kiechel. Clarinets: Foster, J. Watts. Pritchett. M. Stucker, Farrow. Mistler, V. Beck, Hoefener. C. Thornton, Wright. E. Smith, Gee, Scharer, Ligenza, F. Alexander, Armour Meerpohl, Kelly, Gronis. Mensch, C. Fowler, Pape, Boyer, Daugherty, B. Meaders. French Horns: Edgell L. Fisher, C. Nelson. Bass Clarinets: D. Jones, Tinsley. Bassoon: K. Watts. Baritones: J. Stucker M. Mallison. Fulk. Oboes: S. Jones, F. Turpin. DeLude. Flutes: Kaaz, P. Watkins, Woodson, Bogner Schumann. J. Alexander. Alto Sax: Sinder, Kern, Bergman, Tarnawski, B. Brown, R. Brown, S. Mann, Schwinn, Kohler. Tenor Sax: Davidson, Shaw. W. Mallison, Loboda. Baritone Sax: Lynn, Bila. Trom- bones: H. Moore. D. Johnson, Ettinger. G. Huffman, Jess. Bells: Bridges, Burnett. Percussion: M. Walker. Vardiman. Basses: Arnold. Gillett. Denney. Oberschelp. Majorettes: Kaaz. Gronis. Pritchet, Tinsley. Director: George S. Berentz. MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS . The Fortune Teller , given by the Senior both groups joined forces to present the Choir and directed by Darrel Benne was the annual Christmas Vespers. highlight in musical productions this year. Other activities by the choir included an The band, under the direction of George exchange assembly with Argentine and a con- S. Berentz, presented a spring concert while cert. The four trotting twirlers, who play an ini- portant part in leading the band are. from left to right. Drum Majorette Margie Kaaz and Majorettes Margie Tinsley, Marcia Gro- nis, and Barbara Pritchett. During' concert season they also play individual niusical in- strunients. The mam purpose of the Camera Club 1S to teach 1nte1 ested students the alt of photo glaphy Phe P1es1dent of tll1S V631 s Club was Challes Beall, and VICE D1 esldent was C310lVIl ROb61 son The class sponsol was Wllllam Elllott Bottom Rovs Left to Rlght G BlOCl1b6If,8I' S Knapp E Rogers D West Falls Farrow Muxpl y McExoy L S m 1 th Qulsenbex ry 1Sec Txeasl Second Ron Gooch Flelds Denney B Brown P19108 Abraham Cram G1 N MOIYISOII fSec T1 easm Elhott fSDOIlSOI! Thud Row P Johnson Mulray J Alexander Hellglell L F1she1 Tutlll Petty Folpahl Top Rovs Akln Doleman RJODBISOII tv Plesr Sundblad Edgell M Malhson C Beall tPresl L Smxth Wag nez Holman Not DIC tuled Cassell Presw The DlSt11bUt1X6 Fducatlon Club spolt mg a blue 11bbon Won at the state conventlon fo1 the best sales fl9IllOIlSt13t1OI1, lS a gloup of students 1n letftll selhng Th1s o1gan17a t1on teaches the student l63d61SlllD, self xehance, and co opelatlon ln the CllSlIlllJLltlX6 fleld DE CLUB Bottom Rovs Left to R1ght Owens M Hen shaw rv Presb W Kens bock Zobel Wagle 4SecJ Coldren Top Row Mr Llghtcap fSponsorJ R Flsher, W1lk 6PresJ, Grayson, M Jackson fTreasr Not Plctured Gr1ff1th 86 ' : . , ,. . ,. ., . , , 1 V - v ' - , Mr. . . .. Q , ,. . . . . , , - . Y - . , . 1 u 9 - . . Q V 1 l l 1, ' ' ' .7 4 -' .- A ' v . . . . . . t . - n n ' . ' . , . i . K p x . A' ' Q . . . ' . - ' . . . .. .Y V . - y' - Y , J , . . . l Bottom Row. Lf1fL to Right: Wikelski. S. MQ11111. Kem. Cllllfz. M. Joh11so11. K111CkCI'b0Ck91'. AI1C16I'SOI1 rsecr. T011 Row: B. Moore. Hogrefe, Woodgou 1V1'illC19S tv Prev S M0019 TUXIILI M1 Jol111so11 13130118011 No P11 11111 d Kokm em N Lo The 1111111oNe 01 the C1oor11e11ows 111111 IS to glxe SQIXILQ to the Qommumtx hv 11e1so11.11l1 X151 mg and .11d1n0f the O11J1lflHS, Aged .111 needx The 111111 18 actne 1t 0111181111118 .md t11e 111611113618 .111 make COY111l11ll1l0I1S 111 111119, b81X1L6, 111 111111101 GOODFELLOWS P7 FOWA The FOWA, o1ga111Led 111 1016 gnes stu dentx the 0111101 tumtx to .111111x the fundamen talx 1911111661 111 school to 111 .lctlxe DLIQIDQSQ 811114111011 Thex we1e .111.11c1ed 1 f1lStD1E1C6' 1111110111 111101 1 seeond 1111116 .1v1.11c1 .11 the Qtate 1o11xe11t1on at 131111301141 11111 xefu Bottom Rovs Left to P11,11t Je1111111gs G PI P Watkms J SI111111 Lo11111'111 BN11111 K1I11b9I11111, B e 1 m C1 S111 11110 B Smder 9 D111s B191Qfh1 K111c1 1111001101 Dutton X11111s911 PTISOIIS Wild dle Rovs Wag11e1 A Smltn O K1111111 D B1tt1e D I 111 S1117 B1 T11I1 1'1'111 C,w111111s S EX l1lS Bloyd Bfzkomtz exu11y b11YC1l1 L07 11s111 ITUCISUI1 H B'11x91 T111 Roxx SC111ex 'XI H111 D udsoh L 'XIcG1111Q A YOLQI Sc111111d Cds 111 Robo1so11 Qchxx-11tz 915113011 flmes Jc1h11so11 Duzfee Mac G16'O1 T Rey burn F1e1cls McK1111ey 1 , 4 .11 V' 11 1 ' '11 ' X'- 1 V. .1 B, AT V . 1 ' '- z - - fP1' .' . . 111111. 1 'f ' ' ' 1 1' 7 ' - 1 1 ' v 4 1 4 1 . - ' 1 1 u 4 a l v ' 1 . 1 1 . . . , . -' 1 . 1 . - . . . v. - . 4 ' . v l 1 4 -Ig .1 v 4 v O ' , 1 ' . .Y n , . Y 4 u'v 4 v I t 1 n C , A A Q' I ' '. e1'- b 1 . .. . 'D I . 1 4 . 'K . V 'X 7 '. '11 . . V' . 1. . ' .-' 'v. C Av 1 . XA , ': ' '. -1. 110311. . , 1' , 1, 1'1' 1511. 1. -. ,. L ' f. FQ' 1 ' J. ' ,Q J. V , - .9 'T . .., . 1 ' . F 'U J . J1. ,. D. 11 . 1 . A 6 ' - 1 - 1 , . . . 1 JUNIOR RED CROSS Tl1e 11111101 Ped CIOSS, SDOHSOI ed bv Nllss Ewa Is. Xl ltSOIl was fnst o1gan11ed IH 1914 Tlns club otfels lts meml1e1s an oppo1tun1tv to seue otl1e1s both It home and alnoad Some of these seuxes lnclufle the zumed fO1C9S and xetel 111s ll0SDlt'llS Bottom Rovs Left to Rlght A Vogel lSgt at a1ms1 Mala 4TreasJ P Watkms 1S Cl D 011 lv P 1 e sr Cxownoxer 4Pl9S7 Bot, 11e1 4 Pres I Sherman 41 P1esr Budges 1Secm F Alexander 1Sgt at Rl msn W Johnston 1T1easl M1ddle Rovs Doxle BIHIEIII Hughes Lox Shuler 'Vhstler Cholce Gexber Mendez Mee1pJh1 B Lyons Top Rovl MIS Peaxson lSpo11sor Pea t r 3 s s Denney G Beal Shm kovlslu Snodgrass Mc Coy Gee P Johnson AFTHOUI Schmldt Not PICIUICG C Nelson Colclren Left to R1ght 'VIcGu11e J Snyder Kaaz Foster L Thomas Elhs Cartex Crovsnoxer Not PIC tuled S Jones The Latm Club tlus V621 unde1 the spon SOISIHD of Mu Helen Pealson, conslsts of both fnst and second xea1 Latm students The last half of the class D911Od IS used fOl club meetmgs fo1 the pu1pose of lezumng xocabulan and xe1h folms LATIN CLUB 88 J ' V' ., N . I . , 4. ' v 1 . . , . , . lo . , . , ', I ' f . ' x. '.. . .' ' K 1 .. y va w 'ff -ufw 1 -r ' F' ' 4 . L. , . . - . . I uwlw v A I ' v 1 vv i A 4 I 1 1 m.v I 1 K r- A A . 4 u u v ' ug v ' , . 1 . . 4,. 1 K. ', ' K ' S '. T. ' . '. '- 1 -r 1 ' . 1 .. . . L l 1 u 1' . H. . . . , e, . ., . . U.- , V, ,- . -, 1, 1 . 1 ' 3 - v-7. D ,A ' V . Q Bottom Row. Left to Right: D. Crownovcr. Quisenberry. Niemann, Orlowski. Bnbski, Ros- enberg, B. Snyder 4Secr, J. Snyder, Lucy Smith 4TreasJ, Mrs. Minnemae Maier 1InstructorI. Sec- ond Row, Left to Right: S, Evans, Bloyd. Tinkler, Abraham, B. Jones. Blockberger, Uhlri c h, W1L!1llC1',fIO1IllHll. Top Row, Left to Right: ll? , F.Willif1mS, in- dig, Sc nmke Schwartz M Malhson Beall Dole man Hunt Roberson L Smith Not Pictured B ikowitz Vosselel Mc Donald Flora Leainlng the history, customs, and cul ture of Latin American countries and giving skits and infoimal talks in Spanish, ale the main purposes of the Spanish club Miss Ella Lainei is the sponsoi of this organization SPANI H CLUB 99 SHAKESPEARE CLUB The puipose of the .Sh ikespeaie Club, which was established in 19 nl undei the dnection of Mis Minniemae Maiei, is to lead and dis cuss the woi lts of William Shakespeaie The most impoitant ex ent this veal was the Sh lkespeaiian Festix ll Bottom Rovu Left to R 1 g h t Heithnger berhng D Battle L Powell Storey Middle Rott Weidemier B 'tloore Steiett Robert son ix Presi Seitz Birmingham Cuthbert on 1Presi Jordan Top Row Miss Larner 1Sponsorv C Sexton Bryan Boll1ng,er Wet ug James Hiddleston 'tlorandy Beck Not Pictured Collins H01 man J Jones McKean Milligan 4SecTreasa 'Vhner Rafferty tc' . . K 'L 14 , . . A , ' : 3' ' .. ' - u 1 N' 1 v 1 . . 1 . A '.. W . . ' ' ' . .s . . L 2 ' I ' 'I' .' . 'Z . ' t' S . . ' Q'. c ' ' 5. Sprague. Garner, Kim- ' 's i J ': ' ' , . 'A I , N . V- , V V S Q. V' . . f 1 . i . , 4 . b 7 . ' x ' ' - A Zi.,fl'- - -' ' mf V7 . . , . . ,i-, ,p f . itll P A . ' ' Q 1-I - - '- l iv . U5 Bottom Row. Left to Right: Hooper. Berko- witz. J. Jones. Tinkier tscribev. B. Snyder. Car- ter. Middle Row: D. Battle. Burnett. Rosen- berg +V-Presb. Wagner 1Treas1. Vosseier, Wood- son. Top Row: Mrs. Harter 4Sponsorr. Brad- bury. Akin, M. Maiiison. Roberson lPresr, L. Smith. Not Pictured: Wilk, Doleman. THESPIAN SOCIETY The Thespian Society is a new organiza- tion this year, supervised and directed by Mrs. Sue Rose Harter. The clulfs main pur- pose is to reward students interested in dra- niatics for their outstanding dramatic achievement. Top row: Uucle Sam is the referee for the fight between Dwight and Adlai .... circus time comes to football fans at half time. Bottom row: Marilee uses a machine instead of adding in her head .... Bobby draws the final line before posting the full amount. Plctuxed from left to mght ale the dlrectors of thlb year s stage produc t ons Darrell Benne was Ill Cllalge of The Fortune Teller Mrs Sue Rose Harter Brother Goose eox e S Be entz Pe O My Ileut Mis George Tatman Men are Ilke Street Cfus 'and Clen K ll ht June But, JlIllbOlC6 91 BROTHER GOOSE BIOUIQI Gooee the annual q9Ill0l Clase plav, was D1 eeented Nox emhel P0 91 Jeff Adams po1t1 awed bx Bob Doleman, had ploblems bllllglllg' up Wes, a Xoungel QlSt61Y Cal ol and HV tllhullwn B1 ldbun and Nlfuv Anne Tlnklelj Tlouble began when Peggv tC.uolxn Itobemonl c xme to Qell hoe 191V and wae mletalten fol the new mald Othel Qtudente ln the mst lncluded DIXIG Woodeon Nancx VOSNQIQI lxthel VK 1ll1ame, CAIOI Rue Lucllle Slllltll md Xhllle 'luon NIH Sue Rose Hutel dnected the plfu ind Cuolxn IJ6llx0VSlt7 xx ms student dll6Ct0l G'z1.r. g'.' me -' z ' U e 1 77 1 ' - . 1 -, v Y 'I brother fBob Rosenberg! and his younger L'Lw nn, n I, 4 w. ly i ui v'y l 1 1- ' v v I u 4 V I . . , J . ,. , A nk. K1 2 1 1 ' - . :Iv A 1 - v J .f Y' v. . , '. . C C .I 4 Lf n 1 Tlns been fiom th Iumol Cl'1sS Play shows Nlfaudxe rJud5, Jonesv dlipliylng, 'Ill meh as She recelxes d1sguSt d looks from her tlnee frlends Plctuled from left to rlght 'Ire cait members Lllldnt Jennln s Penny B1I'Ill1IlDl18.I'Il Judx Jones and Mary Jlne Sletf MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARS The annual Jun1o1 Clase Plav Men Ale Llke Stleet Cans, was plesented Feblualv 76 77 thls yeal The plot centel ed around cl hvelx teenage would help he1 couem, lox, and hel other glrl fuende WV1tll then male D1Obl6IllQ M15 George Tatman, dnectol chose .1 double cast Each g'10L11J pelfolmed one nlght Btubzua Lcxbod1 wae the student duectol The leadb mtluded Sflllx Ex IH Ind Judv Jonee as Meludle, Dave Lxons md Gzuy FOS'C61 as Dawex, L1nd.1 Mttfune and Poll3 lohneon as Qxlxla and Nlcng1e '11n lex and Lavala FBYGIIV as Jox '..'f,,g ' 'sg ' 1- . e 1 ' ' ' , C .U 5 ' L A ' ' fr . R' V' . 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' 1 T ' - f 7 . t J tj 3' T se: j ' Flle Annllll bflnd Lontelt, undel the dllectlon of tfeolge Q Belentz, was held Nlflltlll Llllfll-llLfrll119VSdbC1OWI16d Niles Peg O Nh IIe.llt In Kfl1lDRVldSOH band 6l9Lt1OIl A slllt tune, I W ent To YOUI Wed dlng mls mlllflted bl Maly Ann Stucllel 'vallolls otllel l'll9ITllJQ1S of the band also pal tlclpeltecl ln lt A Nllxfflll Clndelella a walt7 Wm fllllll ted lll tlle Assotlate Band D116Cl01 B118 kennetll 56VNd1Cl Student Dllectol ball Foxtel conducted tlle band IH Blue Tango Otllel selectlons lllgllllglltlng the D10 glam V618 bt01TllX XX efltllel Vlllen lllkll Lxes Ale Sllllllllg .lnd Peg O 'XIX Heellt 03 Y llldfl XICGUIIE' lPC6lX es 1 bouquet of flolxels aftel bblllg clovslled Nllss Pe O NH Healt 'lt the bands an null colleelt Bfllld PICSIGSIII Kali Dllldsoll made tllc Dl9S91llit101l lltcl Lllldpl had bCI1 ellosell fl0ll1 1 Llollp ot L lllCl1dilCS bw lll lll school elcctloll PRING CONCERT Q. 1,3 ., Ko' , AQ 2 j .v K . ' . 74 N' 1 Q . . ' 1 . ' V' 1 X' . 1 L .l A- ' 2 A .' '. ,.. . Hi , Y I 1 Y, v I u ' 1 1 A . . ' V D1'QSltlOIlt. Slle was CllOSQIl by an all-scllool , ' , ,' ll r , 1 - ' '7 v. v . Q -4 v v v v 4 v - . - ti I ' I I w . 1 4 ,v Y 7 ,Y 'l 1 ' 1 n X, 1 v l w . , ,' ' sl u .. Y . H ' . V ' . . 'Y -4 ' .' . ji, kj , S ' ' yn i ll x v 1 VY ' I .ss THE FCRTUNE TELLER The F01 tune Tell an ope1etta by V1ctor Herbert, was presented by the Sen1o1 Benne, dramatlcs, Mrs Sue Rose Harter, and dancing Miss Laura Tucker By ieading the palms of the cast Dustv Smith captu1 es the heal ts of the audience as she poi traved The F01 tune Tellei Also popular w1th the audience was Fe1n Rlchaidson as Irma, a ballet glrl and Gaiy Smder as Captain Lad1slaus Irmas lover Others 1n the ope1etta W919 Dick Sch wartz as Sandor, the lox 81 of The F01 tune Telle1 , and the ballet dancers, Hussars and gypsy chorus The setting for the story 1s the chateau of Count Berezowski, who was played by B111 Kindlg In Thls World of Fashion is the IlSp1I'lllg song Dusty Smith sings 111 the operetta as L1ll1:1n Thomas and John Vardxman 11Sl16ll She refuses to go mth her family back to tl1e forest for she can lne as a countess and hate all the mmks and sable and other beautlful thmgs about vuh1ch a glrl dreams 94 i . . . Y . . as . eldfy - y Choir. Directing the music was Darrell , . , as , , xv . . . , Y 'D it A ,H VALEDICTORIAN and SALUTATORIAN The years hlghest scholastlc honors wele Won by Nell Schlmke Valedlctorlan and Bob hosenbelg Salutatouan Thls IS the fust tlme slnce 1040 two boys have won the honol Thls has only h xppened tW1Le slnce 1914 Nell was a eablnet membel hls fust thlee ye'11s and class plesldent tll1S yeal He w IS llso plesldent of the L Club of Wll1Cll he had been a membel thlee yeals Nell w IS voted the boy 'VIost I lkely to Succeed on the Senlor Ballot He plans to study englneeung at the UH1V6TS1ty of Kansas Bob was Battallon Commandel 1n ROTC He played majol loles 1n both the Jun1o1 and SQHIOI plays and was voted best dl essed boy on the Senlor Ballot Bobs plans ale to attend elther the Naval Academy at Annapolls or Cornell Un1ve1s1ty Q59 K X 'gk QS.. .4v ! 'i SENIDR BEST PERSQNALITY Margie Kaaz Dick Schwartz BEST DRESSED Bob Rosenberg Carolyn Berkowitz MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Neil Schimke Normandie Morrison BALLOT MOST ATHLETIC Mary Anne Tinkler Charles Crawford BEST LOOKING Aloysius List Barbara Dutton BEST ACTING Bob Doleman Carolyn Roberson Abeles Fleld Admlnlstratlon Band Basketball Battalion Commander Battallon Sponsor Cadet Offlcers Camera Club Cheerleaders A Team Cheerleaders B Team Color Guard DE Club Drum and Bugle Corps Ifaculty Footb rll FOWA Freshmen Glrls Glec Club Glrls Pep Club Go f Goodfe lows Offlcers Harvey Bulldlng H0meC0mlng Attendant Homecommg Queen June Bug Jumors Abraham Shlrley 18 70 86 89 Adams Freda May 39 70 Adams Robert-53 Adams Wlllle-39 58 Akm, Robert-39 79 86 90 Albrecht Charles-18 Alexander Frank-85 88 Alexander John-85 86 Allen Joan-46 Allen Truittf-53 Alllson Harry 38 39 Anderson Barbara-17 18 70 77 87 Andrew Wesley 53 Arisman, Phyllis-18, 70 Armour, Wendel--46, 85, 88 Amold, Betty 39 Arnold, Edwm 18, 78, 79, 84, 85 B Bacon, Ronald 39, 65, 79 CLASSIFIED INDEX S Jumor Red Cross Latin Club Majorettes Plays Regimental Commander Reglmental Sponsor Rifle Club ROTC ROTC Armory ROTC Company Sponsors ROTC Compames Salutatorlan Seniors Senlor Ballot Semor Cholr Senior High School Shakespeare Club Solorsts Sophomores Spamsh Club Stage Productlon Student Council The Patriot Fhesplan Soclety Track Valedlctorlan V ocatlonal Annex PERSONAL INDEX Bahskl Marv Lou 18 Balley Ruth-46 Baker Harold 53 87 Baker Walter-18 Baldwin, Anna-46 71 Banks Alice-47 71 Banks Herbert-18 Bannon George-39 Bamett Sandra-47 Bates Nettle-19 Battle Delpha-38 39 Battle Dorothy 17 19 Battle Beall John 52 53 Charles-19 58 Beal Gary-47 88 Beck, Norman 19, 76, 78, 79 Beck, Vlckey-47, 71, 85, 89 Beeman, Helen 19, 71 Beneflel, Shirley 39, 70 Berg, Betty 39, 70, 84 Bergman Helen 19 82 85 Berkowitz Carolyn 19 70 87 9 90 91 Berry Arthur 39 Berry, Georgianna.-53 84 Beymer Barbara-47 87 Breleckl Barbara-53 87 Bxeleckl Elizabeth 39 Bletka Vmcent-19 Blla., Don-47 85 B rmmgham Penny 39 7 87 89 2 Black Bernard 39 Blantonle Emma-53 84 Bleam Esther-53 Bleam, John 39 Blochberger, Charles-20 Blochberger Gloria-47, 71 86 89 Bloyd, Karen 20, 70, 87, 89 Bogner, Sue-47, 71, 85, 88 Bohannon, William-20 Boldrldge, Anna-53 Boldndge, Martha 53 Bolllger Vlrglma-39 70 Boyer, Mary 20 85 Bradbury Marilyn 20 70 7 82 84 90 1 Bragg Grace-20 Brandt Larry-46 65 Brandt Maureen-53 70 Braun Normalee-39 70 Brawner Ronnie-39 Bridges, Betsy-46 71 85 Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Browne, Betty-46 85 Bobble-53 84 Beverly-46 70 Darlene-53 Eamestf-39 Eugene-58, 60 Kathryn-47 Ralph 20, 85 Shirley-47 Marion-47, 84 Bryan, J eanette-M, 70, ' 0 .....,ee .....,,..,, e,,,,......... , .e,,.,.,,. 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Marjone-53 Cooley Wllllam 53 Connell Vlrgmia-39 84 Cook Robert-39 79 Cooper Bob-17 21 74 78 Jackie Lee-69 Jerry Lee-47 Judy-47 71 Donna-21 71 Cordnll Kay 21 71 84 Comett, RuthQ53 Coniston Richard-39 53 Cramer Yvonne-53 70 86 60 64 66 67 69 80 92 Cromwell David-46 Crownover Dale-22 62 70 89 Crownover, Sue-16 46 71 Cune Dons-22 87 Cun'an, Peter-53 Currier Pat-39 Curtis Elols-39 Curtis Karen 53 71 Cuthbertson Gilbert-47 Davidson Karl 17 22 76 79 85 87 Davis Robert-53 Davis Saralyn-47 Davis, Sharon-47 71 87 Day Mary-40 70 Day Robert-47 65 68 Delude, Francis-47 71 85 Dempsey Deana-53 71 Denney Donald-47 85 86 Denney Mary Lou 22 71 Denney Rodney-47 78 88 DIXOII, Mattie-53 Doleman Robert-22 80 86 89 90 91 97 Doran Robert-47 69 Downing Randall-46 Downing Richard 22 64 67 76 78 99 PERSONAL INDEX Doyle Nellie Ann-46 70 Driscoll Bill-40 Duffield Robert-46 79 Dulln Alfred 22 58 78 Dulin Beatr1cw53 Dunlap Alfred 22 58 76 Dunlap Davld-40 58 60 David 53 87 Barbara-23 71 7 80 87 7 Durfee Dutton Edgell John-40 69 79 Elllott Nancy-46 70 Elhs Betty 23 71 84 Ennls, Leo-54 Ettinger Barbara-23 Ewbank John-47 69 Evans, Sally-40 71 82 Evans Sue-23 63 70 Everett George-23 Falls Ardxth-47 71 86 Fanty Paul-40 Farmer Lu Delle-40 82 Farrls Theodore-23 84 Farrow Pat-47 71 85 86 Fauntleroy Marshall 58 Ferguson Robert-38 40 58 60 64 87 Fessler Darlene-54 Fevurly Jack-47 Fevurly Lavara-40 70 87 Flelds Fisher Ralph 50 86 87 Lenore-47 70 85 Roland 23 76 78 Flsher Flanlgan Charlene-54 84 Fllnt Edward-40 Flint Raymond-40 Flora, Henry 23 76 78 79 Forbach Virginia-47 70 Forpall Beverly-47 86 Foster Gary 16 40 85 8 Fowler, Colt-24 78 85 Fowler Gary 54 Freelong Joe-54 Freeman Frank-47 5 60 65 69 Fuller Virgmia-40 71 Fulk Gilbert-85 Gaddls Judith-54 Gallatin James-40 Garner Barbara,-71 89 Gavm Joan-40 71 82 Garner Jo Ann-48 Gee Thomas-46 48 85 Gensler, Gerald 40 Gerber Johannaf-48 70 87 88 Glese Carol-40 Gillespie Shlrley 54 84 Gillette Elmer-49 65 78 49 85 Gllman Trudy-46 49 71 Gnlmore Barbara-49 Gooch G80fgl?86 Gorzkiewicz, Mary Ann 24 83 Grayson Eddxe-24 86 Gronls Marcia-40 85 71 Grubbs Ronnie-24 83 Guinrares Lucy-49 Gunther Paul-49 Haddock Shirley-49 Hallaux Lee-49 Hancoch Delbert-40 Harper Edna-40 Harris Delores-40 70 Hart, Betty Lou-49 71 Hartman, Kenneth 58 60 Hawkins Fredonia-40 Hay Elva-48 Healey Richard-69 Helm, Robert-24 Heltlinger Helen-40 71 Hellgren Robert-40 79 Helm Carol-48 71 Henderson Mable-54 84 Henshaw Kathryn-40 86 Henshaw Marlan 24 Hensley Rose Marle-48 Illddleston Bill 16 49 58 60 65 69 89 Hlldebrandt Mary-45 84 Hxldebrandt Rose-84 Illll Ernestm1v54 71 Hull Mabel 24 84 87 Hllscher, Charles-24 64 66 84 Hinch Helen M 71 Hirsch Marty-54 Hodder Betty-49 Hoefener Gayle-40 70 85 Hoeltzel Thomas-54 Hogrefe Linda 25 71 87 Holman Virginia-25 71 86 89 Hooper Donna 25 71 83 84 90 Hopkins, Davnd Wnllnam Horton Vlrgmia-25 83 84 Hudson Gerald Eugene- 54 59 87 Hudson Elaine-49 71 Hudson Raymond L-49 Hughes Patrlcla-49 84 Huffman Grant-41 85 Huffman Jo Ann-41 70 Hundley Joanna Lee-41 Hunt John 25 76 78 79 Hutchens Grace Marle- Hyde Ronald--41 79 Jackson Ellen-49 70 Jackson Mmnie-25 86 Jackson Peggy-49 James Robert-41 65 69 87 89 Jarvis Richard-65 Jenkins Claudia-52 54 70 Jennings Lmda-41 70 82 87 92 Jess, Dee Arm-48 70 85 Johnson Bull 16 41 68 Johnson Chester-41 Johnson David 38 41 65 85 87 Johnson Dean 38 41 60 65 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Freddie-65 78 Glenn 25 Helen 70 Jo Anne-41 82 Joyce-48 71 Marllee-25 70 Max-54 Palmer-48 88 92 Johnson Shirley-41 Johnson Staff-49 65 78 Johnson Virgll 26 Johnston Wllson-49 65 Jones Buddy Ray 17 26 61 64 66 67 69 89 Jones Delores-49 71 Jones Doris-49 84 Jones, Judy-41 70 89 90 Jones, Ramon 26 59 76 Jones Robert-41 Jones, bhlrley-49 71 85 Jones Sid 16 49 65 69 Jordon Jerry 54 Jordon Thomas-49 78 89 .lurgens Barbara-54 71 Kaaz Marjorie-16 26 70 80 85 88 96 Kaedlng Patty-41 Kaplan Allan-41 65 Kederlch Geraldine-41 Kelley Gary-49 85 Kelllson Oscar 26 Kenny Jim-41 Kensbock Bill 26 76 78 Ko nsbock, Carolyn-48 Kam Dolores-26 85 87 Klechel Danlel-48 78 79 Klmberllng, Connie-41 70 Kimbley, Allce-48 70 87 Kmdlg Bill 16 26 58 61 64 67 84 89 Kmg Florence-41 Klng Vlrgmia-54 Klemp Joyce-41 70 Knapp Faye-41 Knapp, Opal-54 86 87 Knapp R H 54 Knapp Skeeter-52 Knickerbocker Shlrley 27 87 Kohler Mary J o-49 Koker, Rosemary 27 Krekeler Rose Marie-16 41 71 Krueger Charles-49 Lang Goldie-49, 84 Langley Jackie-41 Lashley Darlyne-54 70 Lauber Joseph-49 Laudenslager, Barbara-41 Lee Darleane-49 Lee Norman-41 Lewls Robert-41 Lewns Wlllxam 27 Lmsay Beverly 84 Llgenza Betty Jean-49 7 84 5 Llst Aloyslus-27 76 78 8 85 7 Llst Charles-54 Lust Don 27 Lnst, Stella,-42 70 Loar James-42 65 Loboda Barbara-42 71 Logan Logan Logan Logan Logan Janet-84 Beverly 54 Billy-42 84 Nancy 27 84 87 Ronald-54 Lohman, Carol-42 71 Low Jean-49 71 88 Lowman Eldon-42 Lynch Shlrley-49 Lynn Gerald-48 85 Lyon Dave-42 88 92 Lyons, Blll-48 88 Lozenskl John-42 61 Lozenskl Joseph 54 58 69 87 MacDonald, Wllllam 27 MacG1nn1s Merton-49 MacGregor George-42 69 PERSONAL INDEX McCabe John-48 McCall Russell 84 McC1anahan Jane-42 McClure Geraldine-42 McComas Harry-42 McCormack Bull-42 61 69 McCoy J C-49 61 69 88 McEvoy lean-49 71 86 McGuire Lee-52 54 68 McGu1re Linda 16 42 70 92 93 Mclntlre Robert-49 Morrlson Normandie-29 70 80 86 87 96 Mueller Carolyn-42 70 Mueller Robert--55 Murdock Ceclle-55 Murphy Eleanor 55 Murray Frank 55 86 Nlall Mary Ida-42 Nelson Carol Lee-49 71 85 88 Nelson Sue-50 51 70 Nlchols Rlchard 50 51 McKlnley R Lawrence- 42 87 89 McNear Rlchard-49 78 McNett Donna-42 70 McKern Stanley-42 McRoy Merl-49 58 Mala Carmen-49 88 Malllson Max 27 85 86 89 90 Malllson Wayne-28 85 Mandes Allce-28 70 87 Mann Bruce-49 Mann Sally 29 85 87 Martm Frances-48 71 Martm Irene-48 70 88 Marshall Mead 54 MateJka, Patty-42 84 Matthews Janetf-55 70 Mayer W lctor-42 Meaders Anne-28 82 Meaders Betty 55 85 Meallng Margaret-42 70 Meerpohl Peggy-42 85 Mendez Joan-48 71 88 Mensch Vhlma-42 70 85 Mello Helolsa Bandlera De -4 Nlemann Pnscllla--29 Nlxon Norris Norris J amce-17 29 Carol-43 Clarence-50 51 6 78 79 5 Nooner Kenneth 29 Oberschelp James-29 0 Conner Bernlece-84 Orlow skl Ruth 29 70 Owens Hayden 46 51 Owens John 29 86 Pape Ruth Marne-51 Parker, Douglas Joe-30 76 78 84 Parsons Margaret-30 Parsons Verna Lee-43 Payne Glen W -43 Payne Walter 51 Mello Hermanle-55 Mello Vera Mann 55 Meyer Dorothy 55 70 Muller Faye-52 55 70 Mllllgan Ruth Ann-42 89 Mltchell James-55 Mlstler Lmda-49 77 85 Mlnel Beverly 89 Montgomery Ronald-42 Moore Moore Moore Moore Moore Moore Moore Moran Barbara,-49 87 89 Bet y 28 71 84 Harold 28 85 Patrlcla-42 71 Phyllis-42 Roy-49 58 61 65 Shlrley 28 70 87 Chrlstopher-49 78 Morandy Edward Orval 49 89 Morrison Darlene-29 70 Morrlson Ruth Ann-49 71 84 Peatross Kenneth 51 Petty Elizabeth 51 70 Pfrxmmer Robert-43 Phllllps Joseph-43 65 Phllllps Wnlllam 30 78 Plerce Peggy 51 86 Pmchem Harolene-55 Plram Vlcke Helen 55 Poell Barbara 16 Poell Joan 16 51 Pohl Edna-55 70 PoweU James 30 6 78 79 9 Powell, Loretta 51 Prevatt, Barbara'-51 84 Prnce Edra Smlth 30 71 Prlce Ray 30 Prltchett Barbara-43 50 71 85 55 71 70 87 58 61 71 84 Qumn Edna-43 Qulsenberrv Vmla 70 86 89 30 63 Radzymmskl Jack-69 Rafferty Patrlcla,-50 51 Rawlmgs Carol-43 70 Redford Frederlck 50 51 Reese Richard-43 Redmon Beatrice-51 71 Rellly Eddie-16 55 Reynolds James-51 65 Reynolds Nadine-43 Reybum Tlm-43 87 Rlce Carol 30 70 84 89 Rlchard Marv Lnulse-55 Richards Thad-43 58 61 Richardson Fern 51 84 Roberson Carolyn 16 31 71 80 86 87 89 90 91 Roberts Glen--43 78 Robertson Don-43 89 Rodenhaus Mary Lou 70 Rogers Ellene-86 Rogers Pauline-55 Rose Paula 82 Rosenberg Robert'-31 75 78 80 89 90 91 95 96 Ross Davld Carl 51 Ross Katherine Llllxan 31 84 Rush Emily 55 70 Rutledge J W 31 83 85 Rutter Larrv 51 65 85 Sanders Athena-51 71 Sass Shlrley Ann-51 Scharer Norma,-31 71 83 Schles Robert-31 58 61 Schlmke Nell 17 31 64 66 67 69 80 89 95 96 Schmld Dudley 17 31 Schmldt Robert-51, 68 78 79 Schmitt, Thomas-85 Shconherr Lena,-50 51 Schrey Betty-43 70 Schroeder Arlene-50 Schumann Marlyn 50 71 85 Schwartz Richard 64 66 67 69 80 84 89 96 Schwmn Gene-51 85 Scott Walter 32 Seber Carmel-51 71 Seltz Mary Jane-43 8 89 2 Sexton Charles-43 89 Sharpe Wllllam 32 65 Shaw Sara Jane-51 71 Shelton Robert-32 76 78 100 , 1 , - , 5 1 I, I , , . 4 ' A , h 0 I v ' 1 , r Nl? 1 I m y ' 1 3 9 , 0 ' , ' , R . , . , , , 1 , , , 1 - - - , ' . 1 ss. 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T , , 37 , , . , . . , 1 Sherman Eleanore-51 70 Shipman Davld-43 78 Slener Ellzabeth-51 PERSONAL INDEX Tinkler Mary Anne-33 7 75 80 89 90 91 7 Tmsley Marg1e-44 71 82 85 92 Cleavmger J ane-14 Simmons Benjamin-43 Slmpson Etta Mae-70 Simpson Ilene-43 Simpson Wilma-50 51 Sinder Gary 32 84 85 Slack Edward-43 Slapper Blll-43 Arl1n4+50 51 71 Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smlth Smxth Smlth Slmth 87 94 Bob-61 Charles-32 58 Edna-43 71 Emma-85 J erry-43 Joyce-55 87 Lucxlle-32 Lucy 32 86 Vlrglnia-43 Snodgrass Earl 50 Snvder Blll 33 78 Snyder Jim 16 33 87 88 89 70 86 89 90 51 79 87 89 76 78 Trlmble Carole-55 Tork Allan 33 Turner Marilyn 34 70 87 Turpin Betty Lou 34 77 82 84 Turpm Frankie-51 70 Tutm Blllle-55 71 86 Tyson Wlllle-34 78 91 Uhlrlch T W 34 78 89 Upton Charles-69 Vardlman John 84 85 94 Vincent Gerald-34 84 Vogel Arthur-51 65 87 Vogel Dale-52 55 Vosseler Nancy 34 89 90 Kansteiner Cora,-14 Snyder Stephanu?51 71 Sprague Ruth-43 71 87 Stammlroff Reina,-51 84 Stemm Paul 33 Stephensen Herbert-51 Sterett Pat-38 43 68 70 Steuernagel Wllliam-44 Steverson Early-44 Stewart Robert-55 Stlverson Florence-70 Shmkowskl Rxchard 51 7 79 85 8 Shockey Paul 51 Shockley Eva Dianne-55 Shuler Mary 51 84 88 Stone Marjorie-51 70 Storey Flora-44 71 84 Struck Florence 55 Stucker John 51 69 78 79 85 Stucker Mary Ann-44 70 Sunblad Bruce-44 86 Sweeney Phyllis-55 Szychowskl Betty Lou-44 Tankersley Larry 33 76 78 84 85 Tarnawskl Frank-44 Taylor Louetta,-55 Taylor Leon 55 Tavlor Rosamond-44 71 Tayrlen Alfred-44 Thomas Jean-44 Thomas Lllhan 33 84 88 Thornton Carolvn 51 85 Thomton John 33 101 Wages Helen-44 Wagle, Bonnlw34 86 Wagner, Pat-70 84 86 87 89 90 Walkenbach Donald 34 Walker Walton Walton Waters Mananna-44 85 Fredme-55 Nadine-55 Harry-44 WVllson Roxle Lou 84 Wlnnicke John 35 Wolfe Jerry-44 Woodard Sylvia-51 Woods Lee-51 65 69 79 Woodson Dixie-35 70 85 87 90 91 Wrlght Patricia'-51 71 85 Yenzer Robert-36 76 78 Young Howard-44 Young Robert-36 Zobel Ruth 36 86 FACULTY Benne Darrell L 14 91 Berentz George E 14 85 91 93 Black Harvey D SFC 14 Bryan Hugh C 13 Brunson Bruce E 12 Crawford Merle-14 64 69 Daniels Anner P 14 Davidson Dixie-14 Davldson Leroy 14 Eagles Asa C 14 ss 69 13111011 w H 14 ss Gonser M E 14 Haines, Eleanor 14 Harter Sue Rose-14 90 Ilofstra Leonard G 14 58 64 Johnson Clyde S 14 87 Llghtcap Melvm E 15 86 Long Harlan 15 Vlaler Mlnnlemae-15 89 McCollum, Mildred 15 McDonald Benford D MfSgt 15 Meeker Frohman D Motley F V 15 Murrdock, Mmme--15 Pearson Helen 15 88 Potter Mildred 13 Qumn Rollin 15 Ramseyer Amalie-15 Reardon Elizabeth 15 Rogers Ruth 15 Schrimpf Walter 12 Sxmpson Homer G 12 Stauffer I D Capt 15 Tatman Wilma-15 91 92 Tinkler Vernon E 15 Tolle, Howard L 12 Tucker Laura--15 Watkins, Agnes-50 51 Watkms CURTIS-50 51 58 61 64 67 78 Watkins Phoebe-50 51 85 87 Watts, John-44 85 Watts Karen-46 51 70 Webster Mary Anne-44 Weldemelr Donna-44 71 Weld Sethe-55 Wells Robert-51 Wentworth Eugene-44 5 61 65 8 West Darlene-44 86 West Wllllam-51 78 Wettlg Edward-44 68 89 Whyte John 35 83 Kelso Virginia-14 Klmbley W P Voorhees Dorothy 12 Kimerer C R 15 58 64 Knight Glenn E 15 91 Larner Ella-15 8 Watson Eva K 5 Young 0 R 13 Cf! 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