Liberal High School - Mirage Yearbook (Liberal, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

Nw: W-H. LIBRIS ALMA MATER Edition Publlshed by the SENIOR CLASS Liberal High School Liberal, Kansas lm of Cnfenfa 'X' jacugg X an .xdcfminizifrafion ml' -. jX Cfarffieri CM, an rganizafiond 555 fg iaikr 'i ig SSLWB .fAgA6gAb Ina t2I' ALMA MATER Oh, hail to thee our Alma Mater...Oh, may thy name and thy fame live forever...Songs in thy praise we'll sing...And in our hearts they'll ring.. And ne'er thy valiant name shall we forget...But always shall revere...So here's to Liberal High...The school of our hopes...The school of our drearns...Let your inspiration lead us...Forever 'neath the Red and the Black...So fight we ever nobly...For thy honor and thy fame...Thy name we will never blacken...With disloyalty or shame...But bear thy banners forever forward...To the summit of the peak...Climb ever onward...Strive ever up-ward...Victory in triurnph or defeat! QCLCQ fl0ll all PQLUOI' The purpose of the staff 1n bu1ld mg th1S 1953 Mlrage has been to portray the mterests act1v1t1es and personal1t1es of our Alma Mater Agnes Arrmgton loyal advrsor of student publ1cat1ons to whom thls book 15 affect1onately de dlcated and wlthout whose help Cl It The Mxrage would never lr ge t have come 1nto bemg SEATED Delores Wmfrey features Naom1Smrth classes Beverly Presnell edrtor Drxle Lucas artlst SharenR1ney features FerolynSm1th clubs STANDING James Vaughn photographer Joanne Clymer asslstant edltor Kerth Thomas busmessmanager Eldon Guttrrdge photographer Bob Brummett sports Tom Rmehart sports r-'A 3 y 13 ' ' cl go -Q 4 i In th1s ed1t1on of The Mlrage the staff express one's Alma Mater 1S those expemences that come 1n schoolday assoc1at1ons w1th human be1ngs P1CtllTEd are just a few of the many per sonages whose serv1ces through the year have en 'W r1ched our IIVES together IDENTIFICATIONS CLOCK WISE- Game Broadcaster, Team Physxcran, Spotters, Staff Assrstant, Concessions Manager, L1brary Helpers, Secretary, Mrs, Clapper, New Fnend, Lloyd Reed, Momtors, Admxmstrators, Loyal Fans 4 1' ' I T 'L , ff x L. X e . I , 1 N f , A , . . 5 .M 6 , 3 13: WY- ,IQ .Vx -b .1, ' m , H - ,A gn :K i .A . y 4 f t I it ,V N If, - . ' 1 J K 4 ' 'XA .1 . ff , , Q' ' ,, ' ' ' ' K 3, xl A es the realization that fs ' ' Y L ' Qf - X 'D . . . A WN. ifix ji I y ' 4 It Thab few- Q pe VOlol No.l2 5:00 IH! 5:00 PV To-night Tuesday Wednesday January 21 Friday January 23 Wednesday January 28 Thursday January 29 Fit 1' gr Janna-Ijy 30 T' POLIO SOLICITATI THE LIBERAL STAFF BULLETIN Office of Superintendent January 19, 1953 Talent Show-New Auditorium LEE Meeting Basketball-Hayes Cadets HOME Community Concert-James Melton Photography Class Starts-KU Extension Basketball-flva ON will be HOME conducted throughout 7:00 PM 8:00 PM 7:30 PM 7:00 PM the Liberal Schools on -.eanior ove' Qoet co for food V6'!'S IJOEP- Dub nos auuu 4. ,, ..---.. is very light since many meals are given to them through the couz-tesies M' various chambers of cvmmerce over the state. UUVERNCIZ SAYS THAT he cannot see where the money will come from to - a g Oo 'lid Bill. He played the same kind Ulu- ine:-este in the elementary but he Bu Qf 951. All of US had hon impart 'f-L--. support the of' a game in 1951. fs cceeded in defeating the high school ter be thinking how we can help the people of Liberal , ant the high school aid bill will be for Liberal. 'ith- ' ere we will not be financially able to even, biz- 'lwuqforhex-eyearduetotheincre 'A out hid e the extra teachers 'l9djQQ'ollment. 5 Clflflfl p EOPLQI' Success 1n h1s flrst year m Llberal has proved the force of hxs executlve ab1l1ty mn solv mg d1ff1cult problems connected wlth the supervlslon of the school system Sufi Mal!! ! LIJUCG fL0l1 The Board of Educahon serves as the adm1n1strat1ve group be hlnd the school system Representmg a cross section of the c1t1zens of the commumty the members of th1s organ1zat1on have charge of fmarxces of hlrlng of teachers and of makmg the schools functlon efflclentlv SEATED Marlm Kelly Marvm Forker Elbert Edwards STANDING Ernest Boles Kennelh Powell Glenn Brown Roy Smrrh hmmm 'i' .gnnsln 6 C '5- 1 o 7 . Q X., I A -ii A 0 . , . . . 1 1 -- 1 .-- -1-mm m - 'ii .1 um l- ' Q um l, - - L 'fm -n 1- ' it I i nm 3 1, li 1 1 - um Q 1, : 1... N-.Y-N , -,Y K ' - mn is . . A N , ,pg E we ' 5 A if'-ll l n ' A ' at , I , 1 , L J Q ' , l 1 f cf' Wada Always 1nterested 1n the de velopment of the 1nd1v1dual and forever wlllxng to llsten to a student s problem and to offer constructlve advxce dren! QGCAQI' 550CL6lfl0I'l The Parent Teacher Assoc1at1on seeks to promote better relatxons between the school and home 1n such way that parents and teachers may work together more efflclently for the betterment and welfare of today s school chlldren SEATED Mrs W 'I' Roberts treasurer Mrs H V Anderson presrdenl Mrs F M Kellenbarger secretary STANDING Mrs Chas Taylor Mrs C C Grrffrn Mrs Leroy Kem Mrs S H R1ggS JG 7 I 0 i NF.- 5. I 0 0 W. K I O 1 . . , is ' N .U x iff'-gui. ' ,- Y 'Lia ' i v- zz: A A ' mn 'M -xx . fi, r .gf VV' b . . Q .V .1 ' V hz W. sy . , O x .. , I Q r r aalgg MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Edna Harvey Elghth Grade Math Helen Fledler Seventh Grade Math General Math Frank Kellenbarger Geometry Tr1 gonometry Algebra W E Ely Algebra Advanced Algebra Geometry LANGU AGE DEPARTMENT SEATED Ruth Darst Latm 184 II Erghth Grade Enghsh Mabel Galbreath Englxsh Il 85 III, Ew1ne Johnson Seventh Grade Engllsh STANDING Gertrude Mahan Lxbranan, Ernest Brennaman Exghth Grade Engllsh Spamsh IQ II Ella Penny Erghth Grade Engllsh Eighth Grade Hlstory Betty Kellenbarger Englxshl Agnes Arrmgton Engllsh Ill Sa IV Iournahxm, Year Book COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Ava Ruth Humphrey Typxng I8t II Short hand I8L II Cec1l Davis Commerclal Anthmeuc Bookkeepmg Typmgl Arnold Emerson Offlce Bookkeeper Grace Chambers Offxce Secretary ini-1 c X SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Larry Llng Physlcs Chemlstry General Scrence Harold England Physrology Study Hall Carl Baker Bl0lOgy Drrver Trarmng Ray Rose Elghth Grade Scrence GCI! SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT JR Van Buskrrk Socrology Crvrcs Gover nment Thelma Stephens World Hrstory Fam11yL1v1ng C1v1cs E E Shupe Amen can Hrstory Current Hrstory Government, 9 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Lloyd Angell Art H D McCosh Junror and Semor Hrgh Band Mmme Bundy Penmanshrp Spelllng Art Lols Cochran Harmony Iunror and S mor Hugh Musrc Norma Wlllrams Speech Debate Dramatrcs Elghth Grade Hxstory Robert Hallman Jumor and Semor Hrgh Orchestra nf HO ME ECONOMIC S DEPARTMENT Catherrne Tendrck Seventh Grade Sewtng Erghth Grade Foods Bernrece Whrte Foods 181 II Margaret Reed Seventh Grade Sewmg Sewmg I 8a II GCN VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT C W Van Hynrng Veterans Vocatronal Agrrculture C C Gr1ff1n Vocattonal grrculture Shop Gerald S8dOWSk1 Manual Trammg HEALTH DEPARTMENT Florence Lmg Seward County Health Nurse, A,H Freeman Boys Physrcal Educatron, Betty I0 Uerkvrtz Grrls' Physrcal Educanon 6161586 eil l0l'.'5 Ji.- TOM RINEHART Presldent ARCHIE EASON V1ce Pres1dent NORMAN COBB Secretary SUE WORTHINGTON Treasurer Entenng L H S m 47 the senxors of 53 spent the1r tune ln seventh and exghth grades gettmg acquaxnted w1th the new school system and the varletles of classes As freshrnen 1n 49 they elected Naomx Smxth as the1r preszdent The hobos and ate out of tm cans Marvm Buck was elected to serve as pres1dent mn the sophomore year Thelr annual party was planned and carr1ed out very successfully The sophxe gxrls had the prxv1lege of servmg at the Jumor sen1or banquet Antlclpatmg a happy and busy year the Jun1ors of 52 elected Wesley P1fer to lead them They sold magazmes worked at concessxons had a very successful play Headed for Eden and ordered thelr class rmgs At last the bxg event of the year came the Juruor sen1or prom and banquet They used a May Day theme and were greatly rewarded wlth a delmghtful tune for both the Junlors and semors Dur1ng the summer of 52 the class was saddened by the deaths of two of the1r classmates V1rg1 I-hckey and Owen Teeters The long awalted txme came when at last they became the leaders of L H S Tom Rmehart was chosen presxdent They chose for the1r sen1or play Ah' Men' whlch was qulte successfully produced The Juniors gave a lovely prom and banquet as a farewell to them Commencement came at last and they bade farewell to thexr Alma Mater and wxll always remember the happy tunes they had and the many friends they made here 12 O Q 'U ' ig' fag, 3 ' S 3 . I ' a l . ' 9 . . most remembered activity was the class party, for which they dressed as . . . , . . , . O . 1 . 1 I l ' 9 ' u ' u n ' - ' JOANNA CAROL ANDERSON Majors: English, Music, Social Science. Minors: Latin, Home Economics, Commerce. Girl Re- serves 2, 3, Cabinet 4: Pep Club 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 4: Girls' Sextet 2,3: Girls' Trio 4: Madrigals 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: String Quartet 4: Ahl Menl 4: Redskin Staff 3: H.M.S. Pinafore 2. en iord ROBERT E. BRUMMETT Majors: English, Vocational Agriculture, Social Science. Minors: Commerce, Mathematics. Hi-Y Cabinet 3,4: L Club 3,4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Boys Glee Club 2, 3: Vocal Council 3: FFA 2, Vice-President 3: Monitor 4: Mirage Staff 4: H,M.S, Pinafore' 2: Football 3,4: Track 3.4. 'Ji 3 - YO- ' EVA MAE BOURELLE Majors: English, Social Science, Home Economics. Minors: Com- merce, Mathematics. Transferred from Omaha, Neb. 4. MARVIN DALE BRANSTINE Majors: English, Mathematics, Vocational Agriculture, Social Science. Minors: Dramatics. Hi- Y 3, 4: FFA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Ahl Menl 4: Contest Plays 3, 4. ROBERTA LEE BRYAN Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Science. Minors: Latin, Commerce. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Library Assistant 4: Monitor 4: Jr. Red Cross 3,4: Spirit of the Prairie 3. MAHLON DEAN BRADFORD Majors: Mathematics, Social Science, English. Minors: Science, Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary 4 L Club 3,4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3: Madrigals 4: Band 3, 4: Headed For Eden 3: Boys State 3: Ir. Lion 4: Football 3,4 Basketball 4. JOHN EARL CLARK Majors: Mathematics, English, Social Science. Minors: Com- merce, Spanish, Manual Training. ga 'fi-71 CQ , ' 1:4 GORDON C. CLUMSKY Majors: English, Industrial Arts, Commerce, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics, Hi-Y 2, 3, Chaplain 4g L Club 3,45 Production Staff 3: I-l.M.S. Pinafore 2: Football 3, 4. FAITH ELDEARIA CUTBIRTH Majors: English, Social Science, Minors: Home Economics, Com- merce, Girl Reserves 3, 4: A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3.4: Girls' Sextet 3: Madrigals 4: Ir. Red Cross 4: Hospital Aide 4. I IOANNE CLYMER Majors: Home Economics, English, Social Science. Minors: Language. Girl Reserves 3,43 Pep Club 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Girls Sextet 2: Redskin Staff 3: Mirage 4: Girls State Alternate 3. enioro VERNON LEON DICKERSON Majors: English, Social Science, Mathematics, Industrial Arts. Minors: Dramatics, Science. L Club 3,4: Football 3, 4. fix.. Wfm, -,1 :ff .ff fig TD ' I ... ,.,, iff' SE :l '1 NORMAN LESTER COBB Majors: English, Social Science. Monors: Commerce, Mathematics L Club 3,4: Jr. Kiwanian 4: Class Secretary 4: Basketball 3,43 Two Minutes to Go Production Staff 4. HELENE ELIZABETH DOWNEY Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Science, Minors: Drama- tics. Girl Reserves 3.4: Ushers Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club Secretary and Treasurer 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Sextet 3: Monitor 35 Student Council 4: Ir. Red Cross 3: The Wonder Hat 4: Hospital Aide 4: Girls State Alternate 3, 'N ARCHIE LEE EASON Majors: Commerce, English, Mathematics. Minors: Social Science, Science, Industrial Arts. Debate 3: Jr. Kiwanian 4: Class Vice-President 4, BELVA MAE FREEMAN Majors Social Science English Commerce Home Economics Girls Glee Club 4 Library Assis tant 3 4 Ir Red Cross 4 HELEN DELORES EDWARDS Majors: English, Social Science, Home Economics, Minors: Math- ematics, Commerce. Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 45 Mixed Chorus 3.4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross 4: Hospital Aide 4. eniom NEMO LEE FREEMAN Majors: English, Vocational Agriculture, Science. Minors. Mathematics, Social Science. Club 2, 3.4: FFA 2,3, President 4. DONALD DEAN FOSTER Majors: Mathematics, English, Social Science, Minors: Science, Industrial Arts. Hi-Y 3,4. ALBERT DONALD GRIFFIN Majors: Science, English, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics. Redskin staff 4: Transferred from Elkhart, Ind. 4. J if 1 f ILZ?- .1iv 5 'zigfsgqi' AA ELDON GUTTRIDGE Majors: Social Science, Vocation- al Agriculture, Science, English. Minors: Mathematics.. Industrial Arts, Dramatics. FFA 2, 3,43 Re- porter 2: Spirit of the Prairie 3: Headed for Eden 3: Mirage Staff 4: Jr. Rotarian 4, LARRY KEITH HARRIS Majors: English, Social Science, Science, Minors: Mathematics. Hi-Y 3,4: Band 2. 3.4: Band Council 3, X ANITA FERN HAMPTON Majors: Social Science, Home Economics, English, Minors: Mathematics, Commerce. Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Band 2: Ir. Red Cross 2. eniord PATSY MARIE HARRISON Majors: Social Science, English, Home Economics. Minors: Math- ematics, Science. Girl Reserves 2, 3,4: Pep Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Handy Man Production Staff 2. C. ws. , ,, ,Y my - r 2-5 V ,Ms 6 , x ,K-. I I aa- 4 105,11 1 Avg: . , K ,. ',:' ,JA P . -V I' - 4 3 ' .1 so s, V ly v i ., s ' Qxs ' 54, pf 'L' . Q .Ji tu-C 5--. 'a WANDA RUTH HARREL Majors: Social Science, EngliSh. Home Economics. Minors: Spanish. Commerce. Ushers' Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Monitor 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross 4: Headed for Eden Production Staff 3: The Wonder Hat 4, Prompter. SHIRLEY JUNE HENAGE Majors: English, Social Science Commerce. Minors: Home Eco- nomics, Mathematics. Girl Re- serves 2,45 Headed For Eden Production Staff 3, i IAYNE FULLER HICKEY Majors: English, Social Science, Spanish. Minors: Commerce, Home Economics, Mathematics. Girl Re- serves 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Debate 2, 3: Transferred from Brownwood, Texas 4. JOHNNY HUMBLE Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathmatics, Commerce, Science. L Club 2, 3,4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Ahl Menl 4: Two Minutes to Go Production Staff 4 The Wonder Hat 4 Football 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 Trans ferred from Hooker Okla 4 PETER IIM HINTON Majors: Social Science, English. Minors: Mathematics, Latin, Sci- ence. A Cappella Choir 4. Mixed Chorus 3,4: Handy Man 2: Ahl Menl 4: The Wonder Hat 4: Debate 4: Ir, Lion 4. eniom LEONARD DEAN HUTCHINSON Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Science Minors Industrial Arts School Cheerleader 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Band 2 Mom tor 4 'K RITA FAYE HOLMES Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Science, Minors: Commerce Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,4: Jr. Red Cross 4. LUANA JOY INGRAM Majors: English, Mathematics, Home Economics, Commercial Arts. Minors: Science, Social Science. Pep Club 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Library Assistant 2, 3: Student Council 2: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3: Class Secretary 2, 3: FHA 2, 3: FTA 2,3, Business Manager 2: Transferred from Stin- nett, Texas 4. 8- WILLIAM C. IRELAND ROBERT DALE KEATING SHIRLEY DIANN KULOW Majors: Mathematics, English, Majors: English, Social Science, Majors: English, Home Economics Social Science. Minors: Art, L Vocational Agriculture. Minors: Social Science, Minors: Mathe- Club 3,'4: Handy Man 2: Foot- Mathematics. L Club 3.4: A Cap- matics. Science. Commerce. ball 3,4. pella Choir 3,4: Mixed Chorus 2, DAISY LOUELLA LANDURETH Majors: Home Economics, English, Commerce, Social Science. Minors: Science. Girl Reserves 2. 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,4: Band 2. 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2: FFA 2, 3, 4: Secretary 2, 3: Student Council 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross Treasurer 4: Boys State Alternate 3: Jr. Rotarian 4: Basketball 3, 4, eniord PAUL EUGENE LAWRENCE Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics, Industrial Arts, Commerce, Science. LClub 4: Student Council 2: Jr, Red Cross 2: Basketball 4, ps. CECIL DEAN LEAMING Majors: Social Science, English. Minors: Commerce, Art, Math- ematics. Handy Man Production staff 2: 'Headed for Eden' Pro- duction staff 3: Ahl Menl Production staff 4, S BETTY IO LEMERT Majors: English, Music, Social Science. Minors: Latin, Math- ematics, Science. Girl Reserves 3: Ushers' Club 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Vocal Coun- cil 3,4: Girls' Sextet 2.3: Girls' Trio 4: Madrigals 4: Ir. Red Cross 4: Orchestra 2, 3,4: Concert Mistress 2, 3.4: String Quartet 3, 4: Redskin Feature Editor 3: Hospi- tal Aide 4: Girls State 3. DIXIE JEAN LUCAS Majors- Mathematics English Minors Latin Art Social Science Girl Reserves 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Ahl Menl 4 Mirage Artist 4 Girls State 3 1 CAROL LOUISE LINDH Majors: English, Mathematics, Latin, Social Science. Minors: Home Economics, Science. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Program Chairman 3: Ushers' Club Vice-President 4: B Team Cheerleader 2: School Cheerleader 3,4: Girls' Glee Club 4: Handy Man 2: Spirit of the Prairie 3: Headed for Eden 3: Ahl Menl 4: The Dear Depart- ed 2: The Wonder Hat 4: Class Cheerleader 3,4, en lord DORIS MORRISON MALIN Majors- Social Science Home Economics English Minors Spanish Girl Reserves 3 4 Red Cross 2 Orchestra 3 4 Debate fl? VERNIN EUGENE LOFLAND Majors: English, Social Science, Industrial Arts. Minors: Vocational Agriculture, Mathematics. Hi-Y 3, Songleader 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3: Boys' Quartet 3: Madrigals 4: FFA 3. ANN MOORE Majors: Commerce, English. Minors: Mathematics, Social Science. Ahl Menl 4: Redskin Staff 4: Transferred from Newkirk, Okla. 4. - if SHIRLEY STEED MORRIS Majors, English, Home Economics, Social Science, Minors: Math- ematics, Girl Reserves 3,4, Pep Club 2. DANIEL E. PARKINSON Majors: Mathematics, English, Social Science. Minors: Spanish, Industrial Arts. A Cappella Choir 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Boys Glee Club 3 Vocal Council 4 Madrigals 3 4 Spirit of the Prairie 3 Headed for Eden 3 Ahl Menl 4 -I ? GLADYS SUSY OBLANDER Majors: English, Social Science, Minors: Language, Science. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Ushers Club 3, President 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Band Council 4, President 3, Major- ette 2, 3,4, Jr. Red Cross 4, Spirit of the Prairie , Headed for Eden , Ahl Menl ,Redskin staff 4, Hospital Aide 4, Vice President of Class 3. eniord BEVERLY IEAN PRESNELL Majors: Science, English. Minors: Mathematics, Home Economics, Social Science. Ushers' Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Student Council 3, Secretary 4, Spirit of the Prairie 3, Headed for Eden 3, The Valiant 3, Ahl Menl Red- skin Business Manager 3, Mirage Editor 4, Girls State 3. IANICE OTTINGER Majors: English, Social Science, Home Economics. Minors: Lan- guage, Mathematics, Girl Re- serve 2, 3.4, Ushers Club 4, Band 2, 3,4, Twirller 3,4, Clarinet Trio 2, 3, Spirit of the Prairie , Two Minutes to Go , He-aded for Eden' Production Staff. GEORGE WESLEY PIFER Majors: Mathematics, Science, English, Art. Minors: Social Science, Industrial Arts. I-li-Y 3, 4, L Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Monitor 4, Ir. Red Cross 4, Spirit of the Praire 3, 'Headed for Eden' 3, Ahl Menl 4, The Valiant' 3, Boys State 3, Ir. Rotarian 4, Class President 3, Football 3, 4, RONALD KENT PULLIAM Majors: English, Social Science, I Mathematics. Minors: Art, Science. Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Ir. Red Cross 3: Jr. Lion 4, THOMAS HENRY RINEHART Majors: Mathematics, English. Minors: Industrial Arts, Commerce, Social Science, Science. LClub 3,4: Band 2: 'Headed for Eden 3: Ahl Menl 4: Mirage staff 4: Boys State 3: Ir. Lion 4: Class Pre- sident 4: Football 2, 3.4: Basketball 2, 3,4: Track 2, 3. 4. BW f CAROL LOU RILEY Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: Spanish, Social Science. eniora SHAREN IANE RINEY Majors: English, Commerce, Social Science. Minors: Science, Math- ematics, Latin. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Band 2, 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross 4: Orchestra 2: Headed for Eden 3: Mirage Staff 4: Hospital Aide 4. -ff' FAYETTA FERN RILEY Majors: English, Home Economics Social Science Minors: Com merce. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 2,3 Library Assistant 3: Ir. Red Cross 2 MARY LOU ROSS Majors: Home Economics, English, Social Science, Minors: Mathema- tics. Girl Reserves 2, Cabinet Mem- ber 3,4: Pep Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Library Assistant 4: Ir. Red Cross 2,4: Two Minutes to Go Production staff 4: Hospital Aide 4. X . X' X. X , BETTY IO SANGER Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Home Economics, Math- ematics, Commerce. Pep Club 2 3, Transferred from Beaver, Okla. 4. LYNN DEAN SHUFELBERGER 'VX 157 IRENE MCGUGIN SCHWATKEN Majors: Social Science, English, Home Ceonomics. Minors: Com- merce, Science. School Cheer- leader 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Ahl Menl 4, Class secretary 2, Class Vice-President 3, Trans- ferred from Neodosha, Ks. 4. en iam FEROLYN LOUISE SMITH Majors: English, Social Science, Commerce, Minors: Home Econo- mics, Mathematics, Latin. Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4g A Cappella Choir 4, Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Majors: Mathematics, English, Glee Club 4: --Headed for Eden-' 3: Social Science. Minors: Science, Industrial Arts, Mirage Staff 4, Girls State Alter- nate 3. 0 SHIRLEY ANN SHELTON Majors: English, Commerce, Social Science. Minors: Home Ec- onomics, Mathematics. Girl Re- serves 2,3,4g Girls' Glee Club 3: Ir. Red Cross Secretary 3. NAOMI RUTH SMITH Majors: Commerce, English, Social Science. Minors: Home Economics, Mathematics, Latin. Girl Reserves 2, 3, Recording Sec retary 4, Headed for Eden 3, Mirage staff 4, Class Secretary 3 ...ks I . WAYNE CALVIN SMITH PATRICIA LOUISE STEELE Majors: Mathematics, English. Majors: Social Science, English, Minors: Science, Social Science, com'meice. Minors: Science, Home I-Ii-Y 2, 3, Program Chairman 4, L Economics. Ushers' Club 2, 3, Sec- Club 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, retary 4, Ir. Red Cross 2, 3, Secre- Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4, Boys Glee tary 4, Club 2, 3, Vocal Council 3, 4, Monitor 4, 'Spirit of the Prairie 3, Headed for Eden 3, Two Min- utes to Go 4, Ahl Menl Produc- tion Staff 4, The Valiant 3, The Wonder I-lat 4, Boys State 3, Ir, Lion 4, Football 2, 3.4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. BRUCE ERROL TABER Majors: Mathematics, English, Social Science. Minors: Language, Industrial Arts. Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, President 4, L Club 3,4, A Cappella Choir 3. 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 3, Student Council 2, 3,4, Boys State 3, Ir, Rotarian 4, Vice President of Class 2, Parliamentarian 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3,4, Track 2, 3. eniorri ROBERT EUGENE TAYLOR Majors: English, Vocational Agri- culture, Social Science. Minors: Math. Band 2, 3,4, Sextet 2,43 FFA 3,4, Jr. Red Cross 4, 'Spirit of the Prairie' 3. 'I'ILMON JAMES STRANGE Majors, English, Social Science. Minors: Industrial Arts, Science. L Club 3.4, Boys Glee Club 2, Foot- ball 3. KEITH THOMAS Majors: Social Science, English, Manual Training. Minors: Math- ematics, Commerce. Hi-Y 2,3' Band 2, 4, Mirage Staff 4, JAMES MARSHALL VAUGHN OO BEVERLY KAY WHITE C ARL FAYE WHITE Majors: English, Social Science, Majors: Commerce, English, Social Majors: English, Vocational Agri- Mathematics. Minors: Science, Science, Minors: Home Economics, culture. Minors: Cocial Science, Spanish. Hi-Y 3,4: Mirage Staff Science. Girl Reserves 3, 4: A Mathematics. Hi-Y 2, 3,4: 4: Boys State Alternate 3. Cappella Choir 2,3,4: Mixed Cabinet Member 3: L Club 4: FFA Chorus 2, 3,4: Girls' Glee Club 3,4: 2, 3,4: Football 4. DELORES JEAN WINFREY Majors: Social Science, Music, English. Minors: Latin, Commerce, Mathematics. Girl Reserves 2, Vice-President 3, President 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Band 2, 3,4: Band Council 3,4: Trumpet Trio 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3,4: Headed for Eden 3: Ahl Menl 4: Mirage Staff 3: Class Reporter 3. Triple Trio 2: Spirit of the Prairie 3: Headed for Eden 3: Ahl Menl 4: H.M.S. Pinafore 2. eniorzi SUE ZANE WORTHINGTON Majors: English, Home Economics, Mathematics, Social Science. Minors: Language. Girl Reserves 3, Cabinet Member 4: Pep Club 3: A Cappella Choir 4: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Madrigals 4: Band 4: Monitor 3: Orchestra 3,4: Handy Man Production Staff 2: Headed for Eden 3: Ahl Menl 4: Spirit of the Prairie 3: Class Treasurer 4, DARYL ZEIGLER Majors: Latin, English, Music. Minors: Mathematics, Social Science, Girl Reserves 3, Song- leader 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Vocal Council 3, President 4: Girls' Trio 2, 3,4: Madrigals 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Band Council President 4: 'I'rumpet Trio 2,3,4: Orchestra 3,4: Headed for Eden Production Staff 3: H.M.S. Pinafore 2. . nd' 2I'll0I'lCll'I'l OWEN THEODORE TEETERS VIRGINIA FERN HICKEY LINDON JAY KAPP October 30 1934 January 16 1936 May Z3 1938 June 30 1952 August 2.7 1952 December 16 1952 Senlor Senlor Freshman DEPAR TED FR IENDS The dead fr1ends l1ve and always w1l1 Then' presence hovers round us stlll It seems to me they come to share Each Joy or sorrow that we bear Among the lxvmg I can feel The sweet departed sp1r1ts steal And whether It be weal or woe I walk wmth those I used to know I can recall them to my sxde Whenever Iam struggle tr1ed I ve but to wxsh for them and they Come trooplng gayly down the way And I can tell to them my gr1ef And from then' presence f1.nd rehef In sacred memor1es below St1ll llve the frlends of long ago. Edgar A. Guest 25 59 . g i 'Wa HL. .wifi I AM, ,4 ' ,ff 1 I I 1 I I I . . I I . .. ' 3 , . I I . uniom f 1 MARY DREITZ CELIA WINKLER JOHNNY POWELL GARY WARDEN Treasurer Secretary President Vice President Now we see the seniors of 1954 the Juniors Because they w1ll need efficient leadership in their activities they have chosen Johnny secretary and Mary Dreitz treasurer This year we find them busy with their many activities Among these activities were money raising projects through concessions at football games the Junior play Inner Willy and thexr magazine sales in which they topped their goal These money raising campaigns were for their Junior senior banquet and prom which IS the hlgh light of the year They chose thelr class rings and will always wear them with pride At the beginning of the year 79 Juniors were enrolled with eight new students They were Shirley Brunell J D Cox Barbara Gilbert Nadine Hendrixson Angela Irwin .Tun Ireland Ivan Ponder and Carl Rodgers The class sponsors were Mr W E Ely Mrs Don White and Mrs Margaret Reed Although they have been busy with their many activities this year the .Tumors realize that the dream of becoming seniors 1S not too far away 6 3 r f '1 ' ' T' V7 1 9 A . Z'-gh. Y Y, f'A S' W A , ' ' 'N P Powell as their president: Gary Warden, vice presidentg Celia Winkler, 2 li 'i- Virginia Card J. D. Cox Bonnie Davis Mary C. Dreitz Ann Fiedler Karen Forbes Larry Fox Harry Fry Gary Fuller A-X C' 4... Q K lB hc. uniorri Barbara Gilbert Robert Gowens Bruce Harrel Denver Harrington Richard Harrison u Q- Nadine Hendr1xson Shirley Hoover .Tim Ireland Angela Irwin fm-f , 'Nh-.4 5 Bl Q 4 l X 'UA will 1 Hr' Q 'f lbw s.. 2' fl IU' Terry Prose Alfred Pure Don Rader Sue Ravenscroft Norma Rayborn Sam Riggs Merle R obe rts Jimmy Robison Carl Rodgers x5 I 1 Albert Tomlin Leonard Tomlin Larry Tompkins Ruth Upchurch Ila Fern Wallace Gary Warden Celia Winkler Ernest Wohlenberg Delrnar Wooden 0,9 0l'l'l0l'e5 1 , 1: iv BOB WOODS CARLOS FREY JIMMY NAYLOR Secretary Pres1de'nt VICE Presxdent Treasurer Now we come upon the sophomores posxng for thexr class pxctures They have gone through the pangs of belng llttle green freshxes and can now take del1ght m bemg consxdered upperclassmen Because thelr act1vxt1es 1n the past have been l1m1ted they look forward Wmth mterest to plannmg act1v1t1es for thxs year They chose Carlos Frey as the1r presxdent Junrny Naylor as v1ce pres1dent Bob Woods as secretary treasurer Booth Brown as class reporter and Jerry Ann Gr1ff1th and Mary Pat Wortham as cheer leaders W1th th1s staff of capable and eager officers they planned the tradx t1onal Chrxstmas decoratmns for thlrd floor along wlth partxes and other act1v1t1es Several of the members of the class were ln the all school play W1th the add1t1on of Jaruce and Joyce Edwards the sophomores had a total of three sets of twms 1n the1r class They are Iamce and Joyce Edwards Betty and Bob Oblander and Barbara and Beverly Zook The class sponsors were Mr E E Shupe Mr Carl Baker Mxss Ava Ruth Hurnphrey, and Mrs. Mable Galbreath. The ' soph1es had a successful year, and are loolung forward to the commg year when they w1ll be busy Junxors. 31 r ggi, If 74? Ai K ,, If .Z ' ' 5 ff ef. f N ' cf .e rf 4- . .7 '. 3 L.: . f A 1 -. '92 4 1 1. X . I Ye:- I' l H I4 1' .. i K, K .. e 1 Ja 16, . 1'-, 1 s . Q-7' . 'ov ,, j, . Q-:fr-' It , ' ,,,,,........-V . ' , ,704 m,,.::! ' ' ll ' 1 li I . . , . 9 ' 1 , . , - 3 I . , . . . . , . , 0 ' - SI? OH! ored 5 FRONT ROW Delores Mtller Donna Retgle Zelpha Foster Vondell Smrth Aronda Pace Ann Mares Mary Heckle Mary Peterson SECOND ROVx Norma Brownrng Gearolyn Dtehl Jerry Gr1ff1th Alberta Norton Lynne Bagshaw An1taS1m0ns Lucy Horn Beverly Lawrence Sonja Young THIRD ROVN hm Naylor Robert Rhodes Donald Sharp Valdon Holland Russ l Vlatson Jerry Matheson Sandra Davrson BACK ROW Bob Vkoods Robert Carlrle Arthur Greenwood, Donald Adams Larry Foutz Bruce Stans berry Kenneth McDonald Rlchard Benton Calvrn Hams Class cheer leaders Jerry Grlffth and Mary Wortham Sophomore Shop Y tif 4 may gf Rf 32 ' l L , 125,-j . ,jf A 1 ' . ' . , 5 ' . . ' . , . ' I , . ' , ' . : ' l I I I S V I I - I 1 ' . - , 1 My 7,N is V f Vi X VK L B ll L xi' -V , Y A L 5' S .A 'FN ,t ,w ,A 2 ,fffs gf ,WW 4 ' ' A k 1 F- 0,9 0l'l'lOl'26 FRONT ROW Mary Kerr Sandra Grandstaff Kay Ann Hrll Beverly Zook Mary Pat Wortham Carolrne Harkms Nancy Sm1th SECOND ROW Jerry Rader Pau Dennrs Leslxe Lucas Peggy Dunnam, Helen Prlba Kay Walters Ethel Buck Dean Gordon THIRD ROW Joe Martrnez Elmer Soderstadt, Wayne Brown Paul Martln BACK ROW John Shannon Allen Hrckey Bobby Doll, Rrchard Arnett Jack Krlhngsworth Floyd Lowry George Wlnchell Frank Garc1a Cecrl Hawkmns Gary Strong, Roger Burnham Sophomore Homeroom Sophomore Englrsh Class 33 Warren, Mary Ann Sealey, Rita Peters, La Dema Whetstone, Isabel Neese, Betty Oblander, Quinith . . ' ' . I . ' . . ' 4 f O S10 0l'I'l ored FRONT ROW Barbara Lxght Gretchen Good, Mrldred Heston Barbara Snyder Janrce Preedy SECOND ROW Delores Nrx Myrna Persmg Yvonne Mrllsap, Betty Lou Smrth Joyce Wrlllams, Esther Roth Barbara Zook THIRD ROW Franklrn Marun Booth Brown Marva Hughes Joyce Edwards Jamce Edwards Sandra Grounds Ida Mae Day Carlos Frey BACK ROW Henry Andrade Jrm Merrrtt Clayton Gr1ff1n Bob Oblander Max Bagshaw Moms Johnson Lee Schneller Fred Conner Eddre Thompson Pat Wnght Sophomore Speech Class Sophomore Homeroom 34 rganizafionzi X 1 2 mf 5514 6 l erfefllezf AS A GIRL RESERVE 1w1LL TRY 'ro BE racmous 1n manner mpartlal 1n Judgment eady for serv1ce oyal to fr1ends eachmg toward the best arnest 1n purpose ee1ng the beautxful ager for knowledge everent to God xctorzous over self ver dependable mcere at all tlmes Mrs Ruth Darst Sponsor An outstandlng leader who ll understandmg patlent and wrlhng to help the gxrls G1rl Reserves IS a Chr1st1an orgamzatxon whxch has spxrxtual growth servmg others and workmg together as 1ts prrmary purposes It IS composed of g1rls from the sophomore Jumor and semor classes They have many happy tunes together as they work on the1r projects Under the leadersh1p of Mrs Darst, G1rl Reserves has become a lead1ng organ1zat1on of the school G R Cabmet. FRONT ROW Amta Burns Devot1onsCha1rman Delores Wmfrey Presldent Beverly Brown, Vrce Presldent Naoml Smlth, Recordmg Secretary Dorflta Prlefert, Correspondrng Secretary Sue Ravenscroft Treasurer V1rg1n1a Card Devot1onsCha1rman SECOND man Daryl Zelgler, Song Leader Joanna Anderson, Pxanlst Patsy Hamson Mary Lou Ross Soc1alChaxrmen 36 ll' U G . . I . . . R . L . R . E . . . . . ' E R V . . E S . . ROW: Nancy Landess, Karen Forbes, 10 Ann Morrison, Sue Worthington, Program Chair- ' 1 f - I p . ,, p Q - 4 g' ,Lg l i h I FRONT ROW Shrrley Henage, Beverly Brown Nadrne Caffey Mary Heckle Nadme Hendrrxson Carolrne Harkms Carol Llndh, Karen Forbes Nancy Landess Anrta Burns Roberta Bryan SECOND ROW Jamce Feese Drxre Lucas Rrta Holmes B tty Jane Buchanan, Kay Ann H111 Peggy Dunnam, Barbara Lrght V1rg1n1a Card Qurnxth Brown Sandra Grandstaff Sally Lepley Pau Dennrs Judrth Babb THIRD ROW Joanne Clymer Joyce Bagshaw, Elrzabeth Downey Farth Cutbrrth Delores Edwards, Lynne Bagshaw Barbara Anderson Beverly Lawrence, Patsy Harrrson Marva Hughes, Bonnre Davxs YEAR S ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS Chapel Program Baskets for the Needy Recognxtlon Servlce Holy Week Serv1ces Chr1stmas Parade Float Mother Daughter Banquet FRONT ROW Ferolyn Smrth Celra Wrnkler Ida Ruth Upchurch Sue Ravenscroft Jamce Preedy Mary Pat Wortham Vonde1lSm1th Sandra Taber Delores Mlller Donna Rregel SECOND ROW Fayetta Rlley Alberta Norton Dor1s Mornson Gretchen Good Betty Oblander Beverly Zook Jo Ann Morrrson Sharen Rxney Suzanne Long Naoml Smlth Katherrne Smrth THIRD ROW Donrta Prrefert Myma Perslng Daryl Zexgler Shrrley Shelton Delores Wrnfrey Susy Oblander Shrrley Steed Betty Lou Smxth Barbara Snyder Mary Lou Ross Sue Worthrngton Beverly Whrte Joanna Anderson f . I S I K' . - X Wm' fv-.- 1 ,'? I - , ,mmss , ,, ,,W 1,, i. M W lllllllllll ,W, , i 1' HI-Y OFFICERS: Mr. J.R. VanBuskirk Sponsor An understanding friend and sponsor who serves the Hi-Y in a fatherly manner. FRONT ROW: Bob Brummett, Sergeant-av arms: Gordon Clumsky, Devotions Chair- man: Richard Harrison, Vice-President. BACK ROW: Mahlon Bradford, Secretary: Bruce Taber President: Wayne Smith, Program Chairman: Gene Lofland. Song Leader. CNOT PICTURED: Ernest Wohlenberg, Treasurer.l The Hi-Y has a triangular purpose of developing the mind, body, and spirit. Their many activities promote this purpose. At the beginning of the year they initiated new members into the club. The initiation was followed by a chili supper, which has become an annual event. They render their services by taking up tickets at various gatherings and by sponsoring basketball concessions. They held the first chapel program of the year, had Thanksgiving and Christmas meetings, and held Holy Week services in cooperation with the Girl Reserves. Their year was closed with a Father-Son Banquet. FRONT ROW: Billy Kerr, Jim Robison, Sam Riggs, Johnny Powell, Pat Wright, Eddie Thompson, Don Rader. SECOND ROW: Carl White, Karl Broadfoot, Robert Owens, Ronnie Rogers, Henry Andrade. THIRD ROW: Harry Fry Bob Kidd, Don Foster, Robert Gowens, Gene Lofland, Bob Oblander. FOURTH ROW: Wesley Pifer, Bob Brummett, Richard Harrison, Gordon Clumsky, Bruce Taber, Wayne Smith, J.D. Cox. BACK ROW: Larry Harris. Marvin Branstine, Mahlon Bradford, Lelynn Murphy, James Vaughn, Gene King, QNOT PICTURED: Ernest Wohlenberg, Gary Warden.j J Hi awggggg trr -51 sums-ez Sublellf COMHCL 'li FRONT ROW Carlos Frey Nancy Landess Vrrgrnra Card Mary Pat Wortham Esther Krebs Wanda Harrel BACK ROW Bruce Taber Ernest Wohlenberg Bob Keatlng B111 Kerr Beverly Presnell Ellzabeth Downey Kelvm Casebeer The Student Councll IS an organrzatlon whxch serves student needs and prov1des a t1e between students and faculty Th1s year s councll had charge of the Open House program for parents durlng Amer1can Educatron Week 1n November and also attended ln the fall a conference sponsored by the Kansas Hrgh School Act1v1t1es Assoc1at1on 1n Dodge Cxty ledafe Resolved That the Atlant1c Pact nat1ons be umted mto a federal umon was the debate questmon for 1952 53 Three groups debated as two man teams 1n tournaments whlch were held 1n Russell Dodge C1ty Eldorado Garden Crty and Guymon The teams won four v1ctor1es and three defeats for a flnal standmg of 571 for the year rn the K O League Pete Hlnton and Carol1ne Harkxns were the team whrch won more than 50 0 of 1ts debates The second ranklng team was Allen Hrckey and Mary Pat Wortham wxth Mary Heckle debat1ng 1n fewer tournaments. SEATED Ma-ry Heckle Allen Hrckey Pete Hmton Mary Pat Wortham STANDING Carollne Harklns 39 o ,. . xl. - - lf' A L, ,i 6 N , L X ' ,.,.'2qtN I f . l r . 5 4 . V -- 2 N 5' A 1 A... . 1 ' A' . J- I . 1 K, . . , . . : . ' , ' . V , ' ' ' o I I Q ! ' l I1 I O '7 - - - unior IQ 6065 E s Senlor H1gh Counc1lw1th Mlss Gertrude Mahan Sponsor The major aCt1V1t16S of the Iumor Red Cross Counc1ldur1ng 1952 1953 be gan w1th the Red Cross enrollment of the school 1n the fall and cont1nued w1th work on Chrlstmas projects Th1s year they also knltted afghans used on trans ports carry1ng wounded soldlers from Korea to Amer1can hospltals Tray favors were sent both to the Veteran and Epworth Hospltals at lntervals all durlng the year They completed thelr work by sendlng exchange albums and the over seas chest to schools 1n fore1gn lands Offlcers of the Sen1or H1gh Counc1l Beverly Brown Cha1rman Mary Pat Wortham Vlce Chaxrman Pat Steele Secretary Bob Keat1ng Treasurer HOSPITAL AIDES The eight hospltal a1des were very grateful for an organ1zat1on 1n school for the beneflt of those who are 1nterested m the nurslng pro fessxon Thelr work was to a1d the nurses at Epworth Hosp1tal where they were requlred to glve 30 hours of voluntary work a month The aldes beneflted by the1r experlence the gratl tude of the patlents and the knowledge they gamed through long hours of work FRONT ROW Susy Oblander Mxss Joan Boschulte R N Instructor :I I Mrs A H Wendt Supt Epworth Hospxtal Ellzabeth Downey SECOND ROW Delores Edwards Berry Lemert Fanh Curburh THIRD ROW Mary Lou Ross Sharen Rmey Carol Lmdh 40 . 0 . l I . D - ' . s D J In my WA . i . V 1 f r . . . . .- Y - if : , ' , . . , : V A , I . . . . . ' : ' . d W 'ddd I 'll 1 Yfblwm C7 A '-'V SEATED Caro1L1ndh Vlce Presxdent Susy Oblander Presldent Pat Steele secretary STANDING Wanda l-larrel Ellzabeth Downey Betty Io Lemert Iamce Otunger Sally Lepley Ida Ruth Upchurch lo Ann Momson Beverly Presnell Sue Ravenscroft Serv1ng as ushers at the var1ous programs presented 1n the school audltorlums dur1ng the year IS the purpose of the members of the Ushers Club Chosen by present members of the club and the1r sponsor Mrs Cather1ne Tendlck home economlcs teacher new g1rls are selected on the bas1s of po1se and charm as well as neatness and fr1endly attltude MRS CATHERINE TENDICK SCHEDULE OF EVENTS S ponsor Oct All School Play OCt Orchestra Concert Nov Cos1 Fan Tutte Nov .Taroff Chorus Dec J'un1or Play Jan Band Concert Jan James Melton Concert Mar Denver Symphony Orchestra Mar. Sen1or Play May Phxlharmoruc P1ano Quartet May 14 Band Concert 41 1 7 ll I . vi, 4' ' ,Q VT 54 . C 1 li fl Q C p ly C , iv J ' Y, y . 1 E 1 1 y A 1 A I , 1 .1 51 I . 16: - - 30: - I u ' lv gl . 24: . 5: ' F . 9: . 28: , - . 16: ' 19: ' 5: . . . T mmf Clow Selected from the four upper grades, the seventy three members of the Mlxed Chorus have had a very busy and successful year The1r ftrst program of the year was the KO League Vocal C1n1c held on November 12 d1rected by Prof Clayton Krtehbel of Kansas Un1vers1ty Other programs of the Mlxed Chorus were MRS LOIS COCHRAN the annual Chrlstmas Vespers servtce on December A capable accomphshed musman has 21 The Elxjah a school and commun1ty project completed her srxrh successful year drrecr glven February 15 and the annual D1str1ct Mustc mg Vocal muslc m L H 5 In addmon Fest1val at Dodge Clty tn Apr1l The Mu-ted Chorus ro rhe three major groups she also drrects Won f1Ve consecut1ve I ratlngs beg1nn1ng 1n 1948 at many small ensembles the Dzstrrct Festlval FRONT ROW Avrs Ellrs Celra Wmkler Karen Forbes Nancy Landess Nancy Smrth Sue Ravenscroft Suzanne Prose Sandra Taber SECOND ROW Yvonne Mrllsap Sally Lepley Jo Ann Momson Betty Jo Lemert Delores Wxnfrey Amta Burns Gearolyn Drehl Sh1rley Hoover Betty Lou Smlth Joyce Bagshaw Barbara Llght Donrta Prrefert Sally Shank Dottre Sawyer Delores Edwards Joanna Anderson Sue Worthrngton Beverly Brown Bev erly Whlte THIRD ROW Shirley Ray Grxffm Bud Morgan Gene Lofland Botmre Davrs Daryl Zelgler Sharen Rmey Daxsy Landureth Angela Irwm Jams Edwards Elrzabeth Downy Joanne Clymer Joyce Edwards Jamce Wrnterstern Ronme Pullram Wayne Smrth Bruce 'Iaber Tommy Merrrtt Henry Andrade, Gary Warden FOURTH ROW Larry Foutz Wesley Prfer Sam Rxggs Dean Hutch1nson Bobby Keatmg Mahlon Bradford Pete Hmton Danny Parkrnson Alan Forker Johnme Powell Jrmmy Robrson Wendell Brown Karl Broadfoot John St Clalr Gary Fuller Bruce Stansberry Melvm Slrfef NOT IN PICTURE Farth Cutbrrth Harry Fry and Booth Brown J 42 V 0 tr: V D V 1 . , . . . Long, Carolyn Johnson, Barbara Sue Holmes, Carolyn Harp, Carol Lea King, Ferolyn Smith, Rita Holmes, Terry To be el1g1ble for acapella Cho1r a stu dent must have had at least two years of choral experxence The Chou' of forty seven members sang two numbers Cast Thy Burden and He Watchlng Over Israel the presentat1on of the El1Jah Thzs was thetr most outstandlng appearance of the year Letters and bars based upon atten dance of rehearsals were presented to those who had earned them SITTING- Sue Ravenscroft Daryl Zergler Nancy Landess Betty Jo Lemert STANDING Wayne The vocal Council Serves as the govern Sm1th Gary Fuller Danny Parklnson John St 1ng body and sergant at arms for the Mlxed C1311 Chorus and for the acapella Chorr FRONT ROW Barbara Llght Jo Ann Morrrson Sue Ravenscroft Nancy Landess Nancy Smxth Rrta Holmes Ferolyn Smlth SECOND ROW Yvonne Mrllsap Sally Lepley Joanna Anderson Sue Worthmgton Betty Jo Shxrley Ray Grrffm Gary Fuller Daryl Zergler Joyce Bagshaw Betty Lou Smrth Dottre Sawyer Joan Clymer Jams Edwards Joyce Edwards D lores Wrnfrey Beverly Brown Tommy Merrrtt Bruce Taber FOURTH ROW Bud Morgan Alan Forker Pete Hrnton Danny Parkrnson Bob Keatrng Mahlon Bradford Sam Rlggs Jlmmy Roblson John St Clarr Wayne Smlth Henry Andrade NOT IN PICTURE Gary Warden An1taBurns Gene Loiland 43 O Oli' II N ' DI, . , ' Lamert, Beverly White, Sharen Riney, Barbara Sue I-lolmes, Faith Cutbirth, Delores Edwards. THIRD ROW: ' , , : ' , , ' , . : Q G 2 ,.,, gm, gf cm 559 EQ I -flwfw FRONT ROW Georgra Bishop Marie Fairchild Mary Heckle Norma Riley Lois Hart Aronda Pace Patsy Brooks Mary Peterson Madeline Pifer Hazel Smith Betty Dreitz SECOND ROW Sharon Hoover Terry Prose Celia Winkler Sally Lepley Suzanne Long Sally Shank Barbara Sue Holmes Jo Lynn Harkins Avis Ellis Ferolyn Joanna Anderson Sandra Taber Rita Holmes Delores Nix Sue Ann Bruner Myrna Perslng Beverly Lawrence Yvonne Mxllsap Joyce Wrllams Myrna Lofland Faith Cutbrrth FOURTH ROW Esther Roth La Veta Gilbert Yvonne Hampton Darsy Landureth Jams Edwards Joyce Edwards Janice Winterstein Pat Crrsler Delores Edwards Lee Davison Mildred Heston Belva Freeman Ann Freldler Diane Bame NOT IN PICTURE Carol Lmdh Beverly Presnell Marva Smith Elaine Welch Bonme Davis Judy Martin Lila Harris Delores Miller Any gtrl in the four upper classes who enjoys Slflglng may enroll 1n Girls Glee Club Thrs year the sixty g1rls enrolled sang at the Christmas Vesper Service and took two numbers Steal Away and Lacrymosa to the .,.. District Music Festival They also sang many other numbers Just for the1r own and other people s pleasure throughout the year MADRIGALS FRONT ROW Betty Jo Lemert Daryl Zeigler Joyce Bagshaw Faith Cutbirth SENIOR TRIO Joanna And Sue Worthington Joanna Anderson Sue Ravenscroft SECOND ROW Tommy H5017 Beal' I0 Lemeff Merritt Sam Riggs Mahlon Bradford Danny Parkinson Gary Warden Bud 'Y1 Z-elgler Morgan NOT IN PICTURE Donrta Prrefert Gene Lofland 1-fl 44 0 9 Q0 Ll K 2 - V , .. r .4 A fd J ., Q f ' I ' gf ' J 2 ' Q- J - 15 . f 4 I A ' fl ' . ' . 1 ' rf., ,H ,M ' , . A . K n K., K I J Y Y Q . Q ' I ' ,fs v Smith, Carolyn Ross, Juanita Ellis, Carol Joy King, THIRD ROW: Carolyn Harp, Carol Lea King, Janice Feese, W .. . e I J ' ' g I , I 1 ' SL H M N Q , 1 'lx ii. J ' A a 'df if N ' I I 1: 1 I 1 f SAX QUARTET Larry Tompkrns Shrrley Grlffrn Larry Foutz Jo Ann Morrison TROMBONE QLARTET Norman Cochran Peggy Dunnam Marva Hughes Booth Brown SR HIGH STRING QU ARTET TRUMPET TRIO Berry lo Lemert Donrta Pneferr Berry Lou Delores Wlnfrey Jrmrny Naylor Smrth Joanna Anderson Daryl Zergler CLARINET QUARTET: BRASS SEXTET: Barbara Light, Leslie Lucas, Delores Miller, Wayne Mowrer, Bob Taylor, Betty Oblander, Bob Eddie Thompson. Gowens, Peggy Dunnarn, Henry Andrade, 45 K Q HE5Pvi Mr Harlow D IVIcCosh has successfully led the band through a busy year BAND COUNCIL Susy Oblander semor Showlng excel-I-ent leader representatrve Delores Wxnfrey student shxp as Well aS a Wonder drrector and vrce presrdent Daryl Zetgler ful Sense Of humor presrdent Henry Andrade secretary Booth Brown treasurer Sally Lepley junror re presentatlve Eddre Thompson sophomore PICSCFIIBIIVB FRONT ROW Barbara Lrght Charlene Taylor Leslre Lucas Iuamta Ellrs Carolrne Harkrns Ruth Wrnchell SECOND ROW Palmer Smtth Nancy Dunnam Bruce Wares Lots Hart lla Jean Johnson Manlyn Gowens Joyce Gowens THIRD ROW Larry Harrxs Janlce Ottrnger Norma Brownrng Joe Creason Delores Wlnfrey Johnny St Clarr Jrmmy Naylor Ronnre Hutchrnson Clayton Grtffm Kay Perry Bobby Kurth Merlma DeCamp FOURTH ROW DeLores Mrller B1ll1e Henage Betty Drertz Eddre Thompson Mary Ann Kerr John Powell A L Brake Charles Goldsmrth Bob Gowens B111 Booth STANDING Mahlon Bradford Kerth Thomas The L. H S band, th1s year, played at the football and basket ball games, partlclpated ln local and regronal parades, and sched uled concerts The concert band went to the Garden Crty band clrmc, to the sprmg contest at Dodge Clty, and took a two day tour mto the rrnddle sectlon of the state 'I L Q K cl I- I 1 ' 5 Q , , , ' I . . - , . - . i . I , I ,, . - I I - I representative, Bruce Wares, freshman re- : ' . , ' . ' ' , ' A . ' . : ' , . , ' . , ' ' , . : ' . ' ' , ' . ' . . , . . , ' , , ' , : . ' an Betty Oblander lamce Ottmger Mary Ann Sealey Rolrsa Platz Delores Mrller SUSY OB LANDER Drum Major FRONT ROM Sally Lepley Rolrsa Platz Wendell Brown Mary Ann Sealey SECOAD ROW Alberta Norton Betty Oblander Daryl Zergler Dome Sawyer Trm Goodard Paul Roth Ioan Nlorrrson THIRD ROVN Larry Krrk Denver Harrrngton Bob Taylor lrrn Alley Larry Tompkrns Shrrley Ray Grrffrn Tornmy Cole Carolxn Harp Bobby Brown NormanCocharn Paul Prrefert STANDING SharenR1ney Barbara Snyder Karen Graham Nancy Landess Susy Oblander NOT IIN PICTL RE Nlxrna Pers1ng Sue worthrngron Xwaxne Mover Larry Foutz Although thelr concert playxng has been exceptronally good the marchrng band IS reportedly the best that L H S has ever had wrth lts best performance at the football game at Woodward where they made an outstandrng showmg at the half trme 47 Oblander, Alan Forker, Henry Andrade. FOURTH ROW: Merlin De Camp. Marva Hughes, Peggy Dunnarn, Booth l eruor if gA The LHS orchestra conslstlng of 48 members pleased crowds tune and txme agam th1s year w1th splendxcl per formances Local act1v1t1es mcludecl a fall concert a Chrlstmas vesper program the sprlng concert ID March the mass orchestra concert 1n Aprll and Baccalaureate and Commencemet programs 1n May It also Jolned the REDSKIN staff 1n sponsorlng a talent show mn January LHS orchestra was host to the Kansas Oklahoma League mass orchestra festlval IH February It attended the Dodge Clty festxval IH Apr1l and went to ne1ghbor1ng schools to play concerts Robert Hallman dlrector has glven the orchestra know ledge of flne mus1c and happy hours of assoclatlon as they have bu11t one of LHS outstandlng rnuslc orgamzatlons FRONT ROW Betty Jo Lemert Domta Prlefert Nlary Pat Wortham Carol Joy Krng SECOND ROW AVIS Ellrs Bewerlx Brown Lynn Bagshaw Sandra Grandstaff Wendell Brown Rolxsa Platz THIRD ROW Nancy Srnlth ROM Nancy Landess Joyce Bagshaw S ff' Jmfk 48 l 0 l l i . . . . I - , . . R E, Dixie Lucas, Janet Fry, Karen Forbes, Janice Peedy, Kay Ann Hill, Eddie Thompson, Delores Miller. FOURTH B , Q I ' 1 4. . . X A' 'Q V- 1 , ' 'T X 4' . ' K ' ' S w , x V - 'Q . N X ,I x , , , N , v '77 Qrcdea fra Some of the orchestra s favor1te numbers wh1ch were played at var1ouS tlmes durlng the year were Sprlng tlme Overture La Sorella The Shoot1ng of Dan McGrew Smoke Gets 1n Your Eyes Danclng 1n the Dark over ture from Cos1 Fan Tutte Brown .Tug Polka War March of the Prlests Sophlstlcated Lady and Slelgh r1de Betty Jo Lemert has served as concert mlstress for the past three years and she and Joanna Anderson were student dlrectors then' Job be1ng to help conduct sectlonal rehearsals and one or two numbers 1n concerts FRONT ROW Anxta Burns Betty Lou Smlth Sally Shank and Joanna Anderson SECOND ROW Ruth Wrnchell Carolme Harkrns Ann F1ed1er Barbara Holmes Gearolyn D1eh1 and Farley Rrchmond THIRD ROW Barbara Io Lrht Dottre Lou Sawyer Betty Oblander Alberta Norton Manlyn Gowens Ioyce Gowens Carol Lee Kxng Vondell Smrth and Ann Wares FOURTH ROW Dons Morrlson Marva Hughes Paul Prrefert Norman Cochran Booth Brown Kay Perry and Daryl Zergler JCE 49 ,q W i lj Y ii. 5 . ,F C n W N 6,06 f2I'5 FRONT ROW Nadrne Hendrrxson Esther Roth Donna Rregel Vondell Smrth, Presrdent Nancy Smrth Vrce Presrdent Elrzabeth Downey Secretary treasurer Shrrley Hoover REDSKIN reporter Mary Pat Wortham Avrs Ellrs Sharon Hoover SECOND ROW Lots Hart Gearolyn Drehl Betty Smrth Sandra Granstaff Gretchen Good Anrta Kay Srmons Marte Farrchrld Sue Bruner Yvonne Mrlsap Myrna Persrng THIRD ROW Grace Foster Carolyn Ross Corrne Fox Sandra Lee Davrson Ianrce Edwards Joyce Edwards Laveta Grlbert Elame Welch Iamce Wlnterstern N113 Maxim BACK ROW M155 Uerkvrtz Iulra Mead Ianrce Trttle Janet Mead Madelme Prfer, Patsy Brooks Mary Ann Wrard Rolrsa Plarz Darsy Landureth Marva Smrth Faye Denton I CH FRONT ROW Tom Rrnehart Vernon Drckerson Bruce Taber Nemo Freeman Gary Warden Don Rader Roger Burham SECOND ROW Richard Harrrson Wayne Smith Sam Rrggs I D Cox Bob Brummett Coach Freeman THIRD ROW Robert Rhodes Gary Fuller Carl White John Humble Ernest Wohlen berg Bob Oblander FOURTH ROW Norman Cobb Mahlon Bradford Ronnle Rogers Bob Keating Wesley Pifer Bill Kerr Valdon Holland Delmar Wooden 50 gufure armera of America C.C. Griffin, Sponsor: Booth Brown, Reporter: Gary Warden, Vice President Nemo Freeman, President: Gene King, Secretary: Marvin Branstine, Treasurer Pat Wright, Sentinel. F. F.A. is an organization for boys who are enrolled in vocational agriculture classes or have had such while in high school. The purpose of this organization is to help boys develop into better leaders and citi- zens. Boys have the chance to advance in F. F.A. membership as they engage in their vocational agriculture program and show ability in leader- ship, citizenship, and scholarship. FRONT ROW: Kelvin Casebeer, Nemo Freeman, Bobby Trimmel, Bill Booth, Larry Preedy, Mervin Tedford. BACK ROW: George Winchell, Cecil Hawkins, Ronnie Lewis, Morris Johnson, Donald Sharp, Richard Arnett, Eldon Guttridge. FRONT ROW: Jay Kapp, Gene King, Loren Nix, Gordon Shuck, Pat Wright, Paul Priefert. BACK ROW: George Winchell, Floyd Tedford, Marvin Bran- stine, Gary Warden, Charles Freeman, Mr. Griffin. 51 rig' n2s:i .J W FRONT ROW Drxre Lucas Bruce Tabor Tom Rrnehart Mahlon Bradford SECOND ROW Beverly Presnell Elrzabeth Downey and Joanne Clymer fAlternatesj Wesley Prfer BACK ROW Betty Io Lemert Bob Keatlng James Vaughn and Wayne Smrth fAlternatesJ QNOT IN PICTURE Ferolyn Smrth and Bob Taylor Alernates J Sunflower G1r1 and Boy Staters for 1951 52 were chosen for then' leadersh1p honesty and c1t1zensh1p by commlttees from the L H S faculty and the Amer1can LCg1OH and Aux1l1ary THE REDSKIN Wlth ed1t1on Number II Volume XXX The Redskm suspended publlcatlon at the end of the frrst semester for two reasons the hrgh cost of publlcatron and lack of 1nterest 1n the paper 1nd1cated by a small enrollment rn Journahsm Followmg a successful sales campa1gn for advertlsmg 1n September the fourteen member class sent two boys to Hutchlnson to represent L H S at the reg1onal Journallsm conference sponsored by the State Act1v1t1es Assoclatlon and worked Wlth the orchestra 1n present1ng an outstandlng talent show 1n January Susy Oblander Edrtor QNOT IN PICTURE Albert Griffin J nm Xb: 52. X 9 .A f A 1 l 1 , , 1 ' 1 ' fl. X Bob Kidd, Business managerg Barbara Anderson, Melvin Slife, Eldon Guttridge, Ann Moore, y J -,, r A A f '- :J Liar 5 J- Q4 6,-3. 41 WW' wma 'F HW ESM Y I B'-T I9 Edin! 2 CXNY For an QU be 10 SONXM I so e 11 Sandra Oaard To ka' e Car0 un DU' JN fi K ml.. aah 4 Pep Band xmiw FRONT ROW Sally Lepley Barbara Lrght Leslre Lucas Charlene Taylor Delores Mrller Palmer Smrth Larry Harrrs Alberta Norton Betty Oblander Eddre Thompson Jo Ann Morrtson Wendell Brown SECOND ROW Bobby Oblander Henry Andrade Marva Hughes Peggy Dunnam Norman Cochran Booth Brown Larry Tomkrns Carolyn Harp Shrrley Ray Grrffrn Charles Goldsmrth B111 Booth BACK ROW Nancy Landess Sharen Rmey. Barbara Snyder Mary Ann Sealey Delores Wrnfrey Daryl Zergler Jrmmy Naylor Wayne Mowrer, Bob Taylor Clayton Grrfftn 54 e A ' fa I . 4 . I If ,. QRS yy .' f - or 1 X A . ' oe X gt. ' S 12. ..s,, V .O 12906 ' Z 0 ' T , . gn- U 17 4 3 's , y X 0. f y L X 1 1 Q, I fl ' iv V 3 A Q S ' X fy ff! V R y S 'B ha 9 ' ' y Pg, y w ' 'i a EQ L L S T Q SV ts,s f'-, , S XO HEXLE FREEMAN X 5PsOQXN5x0 Head coach 056 . XJU C, Gail:-e-i5 anx SEASON SCHED ULE Woodward 62 Alva 12 Hays Cadets 19 Hugoton Z6 Meade 37 Goodland 13 Guymon 35 Scott City 13 Garden City 19 L L L L L L L L L. H.S H.S H.S H.S H.S H.S H.S H.S H.S rg -S, l f- x , ASsjSt BAKER ant Coa Ch 0 . 13 6 0 O 6 7 0 6 FIRST ROW: Rogers, Rinehart, Bradford, Smith, Brummett, Harrison, White, Riggs, Dickerson. SECOND ROW Kidd, Warden, Gowena, Rhodes, Morgan, Owens, Clumsky, Taber, Kerr, Pifer. THIRD ROW: Holland Broad d W d , Benton. FOURTH ROWgFu1ler, Tedford Fry foot, Strange, Malone, Conner, B. Ireland, Oblan er, oo en Andrade, Hickey, Woods, Fox, 1. Ireland, Powell. A 1: f an - 5 4 , . . 2. A K . TERRY MALONE, SR. Tackle WESLEY PIFER , SR. Guard MAHLON BRADFORD, SR, Tackle GORDON CLUMSKY, SR. Center TOM RINEHART , SR. Quarterback ,r,N W ...A VERNON WAYNE DICKERSON, SMITH, SR. SR. Guard I-Ialfback The Liberal Redskins opened their foot- ball season by traveling to Woodward, Okla- homa, where they were not only out-played on offense but were smashed by a crushing defense put up by the Boomers which netted them a 62-0 victory over the Redskins. Getting back into the win column, the Redskins played host to the Alva Goldbugs. Showing a strong running attack, the Red- skins pushed across touch-downs in the second and fourth quarters and by a strong defense, held the Goldbugs to small gains through the evening. The Redskins played their best ball game of the season and sent the Goldbugs home with a close 13-12 defeat n .I O il N,,,f BOB BILL GARY JOHN BRUMMETT, IRELAND, WARDEN, HUMBLE, SR. SR. IR. SR. Back Fullback Guard End The Redskins opened league play in the SAM Kansas-Oklahoma Conference with a de- RIGGS' feat at the hands of the Hays Cadets, who JR. had a charging team that would not give up End to the much heavier Redskins. The Red- skins played a hard-fought game but let down a few times. The Cadets tood ad- vantage of the let-downs to score a 19-6 victory. The next week the Redskins played host to the Hugoton Eagles and played good ball until the heavy, hard-charging backs from Hugoton began to rip the Red- BRUCE skin line for large gains. The Redskins TABER' were outplayed both on offense and de- SR. fense by the Eagles, who scored Z0 points Back in the first half but only 6 in the second half to go home with a Z6-0 victory. CARL WHITE, 6 '4 5f- 4 ' B al A 'lf 4 uf' -:fi A ROBERT GARY RICHARD RONNIE RHODES, FULLEI, HARRISON, ROGERS, SOPH. JR. IR. JR. Back Back Tackle Tackle BILLY KERR , IR. End DELMAR WOODEN , JR. End . VALDON PDLLAND, SOPH. Center The Redskins journeyed to Meade to play the Buffalos who hadn't won a game from the Redskins in five years and were out to avenge this recordg therefore they played an inspired game against the Redskins. Liberal played good ball but the determined Meade team avenged the defeats of previous years with a 37-0 vic- tory over the Redskins. The Redskins lost their second K-O league game when they traveled to Guymon. The Red- skins played the Tigers an even-keel game during the first half. Guymon team poured on the steam and walked away with a 35-7 win over the Redskins. I O N br feat to the Redskins. ...iff AX' I BOB RICHARD BOB FLOYD OBLANDER, BENTON GOWENS, TEDFORD, SOPH. SOPH. IR. JR. Guard Center End Guard The Redskins traveled to Northwest Kansas to meet Goodland and played one of their best FRED defensive games of the season against the Cow- CONNOR5. boys. Goodland scored the winning touchdown on IR- a controversial decesion by the referee. They Guard were stopped on the Z-yard line and fumbled the ball into the end-zone, where a Redskin player fell on it. The referee awarded the Cow- boys a touchdown and a heart-breaking 13-6 de- In the last road game of the season, the Redskins traveled to Scott City. The Redskins were unable to make a first down during the CARL first down during the first half. The Redskins BRQADFOQT, played fairly good ball the second half and JR. Tackle showed their best passing attack of the season, but the Beavers had already rolled up a 13-0 victory. ROBERT OWENS Tackle was J' f iw fx -.41 M RAY W ROSE CARL W BAKER A Team Coach B Team Coach Bob Keatmg gets one off Norman Cobb lays 1n a desplte close guardmg of basket agamst Guymon a Garden Clty player 60 I u A ' L 1 x fi 1 ' w. ' 7' x ' Q h' A , K S x , , , 4 -.. 0' .Q 1 Q 'S 7 , , 1 79 , 5 sg if ff? A . F -Q sf .0 if S' A N -3 is- 'Ainf 1 f f ' r x f X YR .Q sg' '90 135' is b 9.9. -gg s .3 .pgzv 5, 'fl' + W 1 w J .32 f E ' '14 AQ A L ?? 1' Y 5 L L L L RJJLIHJ C5 if FRONT ROW Burnham fManagerJ Rmehart Smlth Lowery Humble Taber Coach Rose BACK ROW Keating Bradford Lawrence Cobb Kerr Cox H S Scott Crty Meade Klnsley Hugoton Guymon Garden Clty 53 Guymon Goodland Meade Garden C1ty 50 Hays Cadets49 Alva Hays Cadets5Z L H S K1nsley Hugoton and D1str1ct Tournaments Stafford Anthony Syracuse Ulysses Scott Clty HS HS HS The Redskms emerged from the1r season w1th a total record of 8 wms and 13 set backs They opened w1th two close defeats at the hands of Scott Clty and Meade Then playmg before therr home crowd for the flrst tlme ln the season the Pedskms defeated Klnsley ln a low scorlng contest 34 Z7 Travelmg to Alva Oklahoma L1beral played a very good ball game and won a thr1ll1ng contest 47 44 Next followed two set backs from Guymon and Goodland Takmg revenge for an earher defeat the Redskms walloped the v1s1t1ng Meade Buffaloes 55 38 At the Kmsley tournament Llberal was defeated an the fxrst round of play by Stafford but won the second ball game and the th1rd place ln the tourn ament fromAnthony m a game whose score was 52 39 ln roundmg out the last part of the1r season the Reskms defeated Kmsley but were trounced by Guymon Garden Crty and Hugoton In the d1str1ct tournament Lxberal won the1r f1rst game from Syracuse, In the sem1 fmals the Redskins were defeated by Ulysses but came back to wm the thlrd place tournament trophy Despite the1r early season losses the Redskms were conceded to have made a strong f1n1sh after a somewhat drscouragmg season 62 o A A U 'K I, X ' ' va- . J I . N! ' S t Iwi:-Q' -Q I ' 4 2' ' f.. ' I . , I , ij . gi VJ' .r Q V1 VA ra 4' , ff . . . 37 ' 43 L.H.S. 38 58 L.H.S. 53 55 L.H.S. 42 - 58 L.H.S. 34 ' 27 L.H.S. 48 ' L.H.S. 47 Alva 44 L.H.S. 54 Kinsley Z8 L.H.S. 46 57 . . . Z7 58 L.H.S. 49 59 ' ' ' L.H.S. 55 38 L.H.S. 56 69 L.H.S. 43 ' L.H.S 52 39 . . . 43 L.H.S. 55 50 . . . 35 32 LH.S. 63 80 . . . 47 L.H.S. 67 ' 44 arriorzi FRONT ROW Gowens Sharp Hamson Powell Warden BACK ROW Coach Baker Benton Wooden Shfe Rlggs Foutz Scott C1ty Hays Cadets H lvleade Alva Kmsley Hays Cadets Alva Hugoton Plaxns Garden Cmty Meade Kmsley Garden C1ty 48 Hugoton That the Warr1ors coached by Carl Baker had a very lnterestmg and sur pr1s1ng season was the concensus of the1r faxthful followers The Warr1ors opened wxth a defeat at the hands of the second team from Scott C1ty whxch was followed by s1x more defeats xn a row from Meade K1nsley Alva Guymon Plams and Meade The1r next game was a thr1ller w1th Garden C1ty wh1ch left tle Warr1ors on top 1n a 50 48 t1lt Then h1tt1ng the bottom the Warr1ors lost four consecut1ve games two to the Hays Cadets to Alva and to Hugoton Playmg a very good game the B Team outlasted Guymon m a 43 42 thnller Then los1ng two close games to Garden Cmty and K1ns1ey the B Team fm1sh ed the1r season w1th an IIYIPIBSSIVC wm from Hugoton Although the Warr1ors wound up the season w1th a 3 13 record they turned out some cred1table performances 63 X c- u . f I I L.H.S. 26 ' 36 L.H.S. 25 45 L. .S. 29 46 L.H.S. 52 58 L.H.S. 23 ' 37 L.H.S. 29 44 L.H.S. 23 38 L.H.S. 39 52 L.H.S. 38 Guymon 48 L.H.S. 43 Guymon 42 L.H.S. 32 ' 41 L.H.S. 35 ' 50 L.H.S. 31 45 L.H.S. 51 ' 55 L.H.S. 50 ' L.H.S. 38 37 'W 1 BOB KEATING Seruor Center Z year letterman JOHN HUMBLE Seruor Guard 1 year letterman 5 'T' AP if rw TOM R INEHAR T Senlor Guard yea r lette rman MAHLON BRADFORD Senlor Center 1 year letterman 64 NORMAN COBB Semor Forward Z year letterman ,V v- Q .Af BRUCE TABER Seruor Guard 1 year letterman Jim Robison .Tunlor Forward Z year letterman Floyd Lowery Sophomore Guard 1 year letterman ., X Paul Lawrence Senlor Forward 1 year letterrnan B111 Kerr Junlor Forward 1 year letterrnan 65 X for V J. D. Cox Juruor Forward 1 year lette rrnan Wayne Srruth Sen1or Guard 1 year letterman N. XX fy A V C 4 ' 4 V , Ab E E E K as wrierfrg Q. ' J X. N-- . If a -' u P' J 'xx my x 1,4 I, f Xi .nf 'V riff , A v f , Aw 'm Q-y' 1 1, fi ' S 4145 ,QR 3 2 , '-R .Lx 7. ft, . . . A . M0401 VL if 3 0 5 .1 ' 2 jig. 39,1-1 . 4 ,.l? S, Y 5 ,MgA6'9Af6 ff 51f,.,,,f pf , 1 -' f CAST OF CHARACTERS Walter Splke Reagon Wayne Smlth Sandra h1s wlfe Janlce Ottmger James W1lson Tom Gobble Mrs Drugg1n Charlene Taylor Terry her son Steve Boles M1m1 Hopper Jerry Ann Gr1ff1th Jo Cra1g Gretchen Good Whxz Barton Alan Forker Russ Martln Charles Freeman H1ppo Reynolds Valdon Holland Rudy Bam Jlm Naylor Beth Carney Janet Fry Hope Longworth Avxs Ell1S Helen Meeks Myrna Persmg Tom B1rchard Denver Harrmgton Luella B1ckel Mary Pat Wortham Announcer Sam R1ggs Other football players Freshman Football Team Glrls Pep Squad Grades 7 8 and 9 Productlon Staff Mxss Gertrude Mahan Mrs M1nn1e Bundy Miss Betty Io U6TkV1tZ Carolme Harkms Norman Cobb Dramatlcs class Seventh Grade Sen1or I-hgh Home Rooms W1th a huge cast, the All-School play, Two M1nutes to Go, a three-act comedy, portrayed a young coach and h1s new br1de as they started marrxed l1fe Ln a school formerly controlled by wealthy bus1ness men and students. The humorous way 1n wh1ch the couple and the young football hero cope w1th school problems made the play mterestmg, and the ab1l1ty of the cast, ably dlrected by M1ss Norma W1ll1ams, made the play a success. 68 THE TWINS PRODUCTION STAFF Nj:-O ul'll0l CAST OF CHARACTERS W11ly Aunt Olga Aunt Hester Aunt Louise Inner W1lly Carol Martm Marybe lle Janet Trudy Stanley M1ke Ernest Wohlenberg Ida Upchurch Sue Long Sh1rley Hoove r Johnny Powell Nancy Lande s s Sharon Latham Sue Ravenscroft Beverly Brown Gary Warden J D ox 4-M--457 Mary Dreltz Nadine Coffey Vxrgima Card Robert Gowens Jim Ireland Leland Murphy Don Rader Leroy Buxton A MIGHTY CONFLICT K THE CAST The juniors made their debut in a highly entertaining and amusing play entitled ' Inner Willy. The story of the play concerned the life of a young boy who was babied and petted by his three aunts. The title comes from the inner-self of Willy who is visible only to Willy and who brings him out of his shell to the astonishment of his aunts. Willy doesn t like it when the inner-self tries to run his life- it makes it very uncomfortable for Willy to talk to his innerself in the presence of other people. His aunts think that he has taken some sickness. But all is well that ends well and Willy x aunts finally consent to let Willy lead his own life. 69 enior Way CAST OF CHARACTERS Hodges ..... Hollingsworth . Junior .... Jetson .... Susan Betsford . Major Betsford . . Vicky Lauderbeck. Mr. Pfeffer . . . Adele Betsford . . Lonny Esden. . . The Honorable Binks. . Snell ...... Henrietta Mason . Eleanor Z. Hazlitt John Chadwick . . Countess von Nau . Herr Dittenhoffer . Delores Winfrey . Tom Rinehart . . Carol Lindh Joanna Anderson Beverly Presnell Irene Schwatkin . John Humble Marvin Branstine . . Ann Moore . . Pete I-Iinten . Susy Oblander Eldon Guttridge Sue Worthington . Beverly White . Wesley Pifer . . Dixie Lucas . Dan Parkinson film SEATED: Janice Ottinger fprompter, Carol Lindh, Joanna Anderson, Susy Oblander, John Humble. STANDING: Dan Parkinson, Dixie Lucas, Wesley Pifer, Beverly White, Beverly Presnell, Sue Worthington, Eldon Guttridge, Ronnie Pulliam, Tom Rinehart, Delores Winfrey, Irene Schwatkin, Marvin Branstine, Ann Moore, Pete Hinton, I 2: One, two--dip, dip-- 3: Wait! You can't carry a woman out of here like a sack of meal. 4: And now the tokens. I shall 5. t 6. fi 2 i 5: 63? it . y ,Ui iiggiflfm - The senior play, Ah! Men! was a humorous satire with a cast of 16 seniors, well cast and skillfully directed by Miss Norma Williams. The time of the play was 2050, when the women had taken over world affairs, leaving the men to the household duties. A surprising climax was brought about when the men revolted and took over once more, and all was well at the end of the play. 70 be honored to accept them. Director Miss Norma Williams Waah! Iwant a party! A A ay pod jefe 1- Conf May Day Queen O02 Speakers Table 72 Ou e Vent JUNIOR SENIOR PROM AND BANQUET I Sophomore May Pole Dancers BANQU ET PROGRAM Toastmaster Invocatton May May Day Greetmgs Petals For Your Pathway Vocal Duet Over and Under A Pattern Legend of the May Pole Vocal Sextet , b Everlast1ng Memor1es Wesley Ptfer Dr L R Templxn Bruce Taber Noah Welsch Daryl Zetgler Eugene Lofland H E Maltn Wayne Smtth Iumor Gtrls Sue Worthxngton yung: P Q 9 'W' by P f l 1 W y l T X' or A ' ,P+ , - 15 y. O 'P f 5 IN A f f , as :te El h .J .- S1-ence pl- seen 6 I T .' , Q ff -- N I H . . . 0 .tr . t.. 4' O Pu N H , tv N- L - 0-- , . . ' 'ar Lu., ., . f Owl YEARIOOKS ,W mln? V O I Jffu. N YOPEKA. KANSAS