Louisburg High School - Lomika Yearbook (Louisburg, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

ummuuafws-fl ' -a-m..::uauua Published by the 1952 JOURNALISM CLASS Louisburg Rural High School 4 1 , 1 A Y a A ,,N.. mf, ,fu-1 4, -Q wr-, 8-, A 4 Q f 4 y s X Q '-.X i r 5 ! I 1 A 5: 4 Y 3n1uL minima :onx.1ryf.- 'nu lr 1 . , ' From left to right: Mr. Hansen, sponsorg Steve McElhenyg Henry Millerg Elva Rogersg Ann Runyang Bill Beckg Hem' W' d' ourna iam The l952 Journalism class has striven to make this years PURPLE and WHITE and LOMIKA the best possible. This LOMIKA, the accomplish- ment of the years work, is hoped to be enjoyed by the school and community. The officers of the PURPLE and WHITE and LOMIKA are: Elva Rogers PURPLE and WHITE ed.g Bill Beck, asst. ed.g Henry Windisch, LOMIKA ed.g Steve McE1heny, asst. ed.g Henry Miller, bus. mgr.g Ann Runyan, adv. mgr. y in isch, Cseatedl. The Purple and White 'Y HOUSE' Y- I HONOR BDLL A BIG DEAIJL Y -- wxnamn l by Mike Kerr by Bil' f for 'lf I seniors From left to ri ht M 99001151 I have issuing. g : ary Jane Lewisg Ann Elliottg John Sevyg Charlene Towneg Mary Willisg Don Grandong Tom Priceg Bette Hall. Seated, Mike Kerrg Betty Prettymang Anna Belle Willia - ' ms, Betty Brening. 7 cg. ilisimv gs. A . X ,4 , ' ' -97 ,..:.Z ,lfqfg . . 1 3 1 , at if f gm Q 1 ia .2 f f-'f' 1'.i.A?'f3f 4 7' s ' ' , Fwy , -K . f .. 44.3 . P ,..,. - . 'f':f ' 4 . is 43: + I . R 1 :gy--,fq:,,:: The King chosen for the Lomika this year is one that possesses many fine quali- ties. He has shown outstanding leadership in the past four year. Henry's character is made up of numerous assets which have con- tributed greatly to the success of the school. Among these assets are his scholastic, ath- letic, and musical achievements. Henry's pleasing personality is known and appreciated by everyone in the Louisburg community. The student-body has shown wise judgment in choosing Henry Windisch as King of the Lomika of 1951 Sz 1952. ing HENRY WINDISCH l M2211 Ann has been elected, by a large mar- gin, as the girl to reign over our '52 Lomika. ANN RUNYAN She was elected as cheerleader her Sopho- more year and has held the position the last two years. Ann's class has called upon her as treasurer to bring them through many financial difficulties in the past two years. In addition to her many talents Ann is also the possessor of a very wonderful personalit plus a pleasing appearance. In view of these points it is very obvious that Ann is the girl best suited to be the Lomika Queen of 1951 8a 1952. Y fr ,, 4 'Gd' f x T. F. HANSEN ROSS TAYLOR CHARLES W. SMITH m , J, A W..C.'.'5f If , , ,ff .f 1 MAURINE THOMAS Es T. F. Hansen - English, Spanish, journalism. Maurine Thomas - Shorthand, typing, bookkeeping. Don Maxwell - Music, history. Charles VK . Smith - Vocational agriculture. Thelma Taylor - Mathematics, physics, science. drivers training. 't'PN THELMA TAYLOR .fo s. -,. ' DON MAXWELL James Foulks - Athletics, biology, JAMES FOULKS 'bf A15 'xl' ee A Xl . K E , .,N i x, - z l V l We e 2 , L.Lk i f, 0 K K 'gf XR BERTHA e Rf' ACHELPOHL Home economics - - ffood, clothingj, health, and lunch room. get of gzclucafionn Albert Coates, E. V. Purdue, Mark Gardner, Ross Taylor alional Honor Sociel Outstanding for their qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service, Henry Windisch, Elva Rogers, Ann Runyan, and Henry Miller Cleft to rightj were chosen out of a class of twenty-eight members for the National Honor Society. Elva's motto for success must be f'favor none but sweetly smile on all. She gained rec- ognition, as well as good friends, during her Freshman year with her pleasing personality and willingness to serve her school. Girl's State proved to be one of the high lights of her high school career. Always active in music, dramatics, and very outstanding scholastically, Elva has proven herself worthy to be a member of this society. Ann was cheerleader in her Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years. She was treasurer of her class in her Junior and Senior years. In this office she contributed much to the high school and her class. In dramatics, musical activities, and scholastically she has excelled. Her fine character has proven a wonderful asset to her through her high-school career. Because of this and her ability to make friends, she was elected into the Hall of Fame and became Lomika Queen. President of his class both Sophomore and Junior years, activity in music groups, dra- matics, and sports have established a fine reputation for Henry Windisch in leadership and ser- vice. His fine character has been proven by the many honors bestowed upon him. Hall of Fame his Sophomore and Junior years, at Boy's State his Junior year are only a few of these. His high school career has been a fine and creative one. We feel he is well deserving of being a member of the National Honor Society. Always a friendly smile and good word, has Henry Miller, President of the Senior Class. Henry began his Freshman year as class treasurer. In the past f0uI' years of his high School career he has proven to be outstanding in the four qualities of this society. Henry has made a fine name for himself in athletics as well as musical activities. He appeared in both the Junior and Senior plays. s J CQ 1 n 1 - 1,. , A 13 ww'---1 1 1 .. 4, xx , r '4 'f V ...., I I D U O 1 Q 5 O 1 1 D l 1 There is nothing so fatal to character as half-finished tasks WIOIQS Secretarry, Elva Rogersg Treasurer, Ann Runyan' Pres1dent, Henry M111erg Vice Pres., Bill Becli. ' BILL ISENHOWER Track 2-3. -2, if ,fj fyagkii Y. i f - N if JOHN M. SEVY , Band 1-2,, Orch. 1-2, Boys' Glee 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2 -3-4, A Capella 3-4, Track 2- 3-4, Quartette 3-4, Jour- nalism 4, Football Mgr. 4, Mixed Quartette 4, Football 1-2, National F.F.A. Chorus 4. BILL BECK Band l-2 -3-4, Orch. l-2, Boys' Glee 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, A ella 3 4 uartette 4 Pla 3 Cap ' 1 Q 1 y Track 3, Journalism 4, Asst. Edt. Purple and white 4, Captain Mag Sales 4, Vice Pres. of Class 3-4, Small Ensemble 3-4, Pep Band 4 f P5 ZAI M i iv, yy.. 5 X A , W - BETTY PRETTYMAN Mixed Chorus l-2-3-4, Girls Glee Club l-2-3 4, Pep Club 4, Jour- J - nalism 4, A Capella 3-4, Mixed Ensem- f 'K ble 3, Sextette 3-4: 14 ANNA BELLE WILLIAMS Mixed Chorus l-2-3-4, Girls' Glee 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Vice Pres. of Class 2, Pep Club Sec. Treas. 4, A Capella 4, Sextette 4, Mix ed Ensemble 4, Journalism 4. ANN RUNYAN Pep Club l-2-3-4, Cheer- leader 2-3-4, A Capella 3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2, Band 2-3-4, Mixed Quar- tette 4, Sm. Ensemble 3-4, Play 3-4, Class Treas. 3-4, Journalism 4, Adv. Mgr. of Lomika 4, Lomika Queen 4, Hall of Fame 2, Cap. of Maga zine Sales 4, Pep Band 4, ft my A 'Q' 1..f BETTY J. BRENING Wyandotte l-2-3, Pep Club 4, A Capella Journalism 4. Choir 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, HENRY MILLER Class Treas. 1, Class Pres. 4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 -4, Glee Club 1-2 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Jour- nalism 4, Business Mgr. Lomika 4, Play 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, A Capella 3-4, Basketball Mgr. 3-4, Orch. 2. ' orch. 1-5 A .Q N -vv fix xxx LOIS KOHLENBURG Pep Club 2-3-4, Mix- ed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Band 3-4, Class Secretar 2 Capella 4. DONALD GRANDON F. F. A. vice pres. 3, F.F.A. Sec. 4, Foot- -A ball 2-3-4, Glee .ff I Club 1-2, Mixed I-,, PS3- VJ Chorus 1-2, Hall 'I ' of Fame 4, Jour- DARRELL SKEENS nalism 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Track BEULAH ENDECOTT Orch. 1-2, Band 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4, A Capella 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Pep Band 4. 1 . .gi 2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-4, State Track Meet 3. HENRY JOE WINDISCH Band l-2-3-4, Orch. 1-2, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Road Show 1, A Capella 3-4, Quartette 3-4, Play 3-4, Boys State 3, State Music Lomika King 4, Gen. Mgr. Mag. Sales 4, Hall of Fame 2-3, Track 2-3-4, State Track Meet 3, Class Pres. 2-3, Basketball 1-2 -3 -4, State Basketball Tournament 1, Sm Ensemble 3-4, Pep Band 4, Football 1-2, Football Mgr. 3-4. X . 1 MARY WILLIS Pep Club 3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Glee Club 1-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-3-4, Orch. l, A Capella 4, Sm. Ensemble 4, Foot- ball Attendant 4, Play 3-4, Journalism 4, Hall of Fame 4, Sextette 4, Westport 2. 'ff' Festival 3, Journalism 4, Lomika Edt. 4, SHERMAN HARLOW Basketball 3-4, y Track 2 -3 -4. '95 nag! . x x, ,F K ff it. Q? x -,,v I, ' ..:,' 'Yr ' 3 , 1 BETTE LOUISE HALL Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Glee Club 4, Pep Club 4, Journalism 4, A Capella 4, Mixed Ensem- ble 4, Sextette 4, Play 4, Northeast High l-2-3. ELVA ROGERS Sec. of Class l-4, Band 2-3-4, Orch. l-2, Glee Club 1-2 -3-4 Mixed Chorus l-2-3-4, Sexte 7 tte l 2-4, A Capella 3-4, Girls State 3, f Play 3-4, Sm. Ensemble 3-4, Vice Pres. Pep Club 4, Christmas Pag- eant 3, Marshall Pep Club 4, W. Edt. Purple and White 4, Hall of Fame 3, Football Attendant 4, Journalism 4, Pep ciub 1-2-3-4. K , X 3 ,Q ... Xt, BILL METTLER Track 2-3-4, Play 4, Class Treasurer 2, Band 1-2-3-4, orch. 1-2, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus l-2- 4, A Capella 3-4, Trumpet Quartette 3, Football 3-4. 3 CHARLENE MARIE TOWNE Pep Club 2-3-4, Pres. Pep Club 4, Orch. 1-2, Band 2-3-4, Sm. Ensemble 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Sextette 3-4, A Capella 3-4, Homecoming Queen 4, Journa- lism 4, Play 3-4, Vice. Pres. Class l, Magazine Business Mgr. 4. MIKE KERR J Football l, Football Mgr. 2-3, Track 2, . Glee Club 1-2, 'gl 'M Basketball 3, Christmas Pag- eant l-2, Jour- nalism 4. 4' V an I S twigs - , I i',?S'! I fx Q, ' if, -' yi, sl- TOM PRICE Glee Club l-2 -4, Band 2-3, Mixed Chorus l-2-4, Track 2-3-4, Football 4, Secretary 3, Journalism 4, Christmas Pageant l-4. MARY JANE LEWIS Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2 -3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Play 1-3, Pep Club Marshall 3, Christ- mas Pageant 3, Jour- nalism 4, A Capella 4 Orch. 2, Band 2-3-4. 11' -.4 -we ANN ELLIOT Play 3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 4 Glee Club 1-2 3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Jour. 4, Christmas Pageant 1-2. WARD RICHARDSON Football 1-2 -3 -4. Basketball 2 -3 -4, Track 2-3-4 Band Q 1-2, Glee cidb 1-2, 3 ,N ,II Christmas Pag- JIM WINTERS Orch. 1, Band 2, Glee Club 1-2-4 Track 2-3. I D eant 2, Play 3, Orch 1, Mixed Chorus 1-2. .Nap CYRUS AIKEN Football 1-2-3-4 STEVE MCELHENY Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 1 2 4 'lu fox Football Mgr. 3, Band 2-3-4, Class PEGGY WALL Play 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus Pres. l, Sm. Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Quar 9 tette 2-3-4, Play 3-4, Orch. l-2 Journalism 4, Adv. Mgr. Mag. Sales 4, Asst. Edt. Lomika 4, Track 2-3 4 State Music Festival 3, Trumpet Trio 3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, A Capella 3-4. 317' enior f f 3 A .Nato Entering High School, in September 1948, will always be a date worth remembering for the class of 1952. Thinking then, that it was a long way across the study hall before we came to the senior row, wondering if we would ever get there. As President we elected Steve McElheny, Charlene Towne as Vice President, Elva Rogers as Secretary, and Henry Miller as Treasurer. Sponsoring the forty-two members of the Freshman class was Mrs. Thelma Taylor. Next being promoted into the Sophomore class, we find only 29 members. With the election of officers taking place we find that these students were the class officers for the year 1949. They were: Henry Windisch, President, Anna Belle Williams, Vice President, Lois Kohlenberg, Secretary, and Bill Mettler, Treasurer. Our sponsor for the Sophomore class was Mrs. Thelma Taylor. Finally we reached the third year of our high school career, we felt a little more sure of ourselves. That Senior row is very near, now. The biggest event in this year or any other year for us, was the Junior-Senior Banquet-Prom. We will always remem- ber this as being the happiest occasion ever to arise for our class. The class officers elected in 1950 were: President, Henry Windisch, Vice President, Bill Beck, Secretary, Tom Price, and Treasurer, Ann Runyan. Sponsors for this class consisting of 28 mem- bers, were Miss .Tean Moorhourse and Mr. Donald Maxwell. Then came the all important fourth year. Alas! We were Seniors. In the year of 1951, we elected as our class officers: Henry Miller as President, Bill Beck as Vice Presidentg Elva Rogers as Secretaryg and Ann Runyan acting as Treasurer. Our sponsor were Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Hansen. Time seemed to fly and before we knew it, we were receiving diplomas at our graduation exercises. Our minds now wandered back over the many wonderful and joyous days we spent inside the portals of our grand school, Louis- burg High. Z S C G55 !9rolaAecy Cyrus Aiken seems to have a monopoly on Kansas corn growing, he just set a new record. Bill Beck now has his own big name dance band. He can be seen on 'BEB-TV every night. Ann Elliot is now the main-stay on the womans version of the Globe Trotters . Beulah Endecott after all these years has finally settled down to her little radio shop. Sherman Harlow is now employed at washing second-story windows. He is an asset to the company because he requires no ladder. Bette Hall, her now retired husband, and their 12 children have gotten a charter and started their own little town, Bette's-Burg. Anna Belle Williams and her hubby have just moved to Bette's-Burg. Those two are surely inseparable. Bill Isenhower is the fellow who dries the windows behind Sherman. Don Grandon seems to be another Artie Shaw. He just married his fourth wife. Oh well . A Lois Kohlenberg is the star guard on the All American Red Heads . Mary Jane Lewis is the person that crawls inside the jet engines and washes them out. She works at Glauser's Air Lift. Bill Mettler is the chief cook and bottle washer at the Mettler ranch. We always did say Bill would make someone a good wife. Henry Miller is now a retired, quite wealthy, doctor. He drives a Skelly Oil truck for a pastime. Steve McElheny never made it through pre-med school. He can be found now working in his own little drug store in Louisburg. Betty Prettyman has just bought half interest in the hardware store in Westline. She reports business is booming. Tom Price has just started up a soft-drink bottling company. Can you imagine-- soft -drinks ? Elva Rogers kept her word. She said she would never marry a farmer. It seems as though she married one of her professors she had at K. U. Ann Runyan is one of our more prominent career women. She is sole owner of the Runyan Hospital. The hospital was called Trinity Lutheran back in '52. John Sevy now has the annual task of directing the National F.F.A. Choir. He spends the rest of the year getting his arms in condition. Charlene Towne, our always happy girl, is a 50-50 partner in the, now quite ex- tensive, Bodenhammer ranch. Jim Winters is president and general manager of the now famous Louisburg Saddle Club. Henry Windisch, as everyone knows, is the President of the United States. Remember Mr. Truman and the Missouri Waltz? Well Henry has a little set aside which he call the Drum Room . He used this room while composing his current hit Kansas Rag' Ward Richardson has gone in partnership with another L.R.H.S. alumni, they have form ed the Richardson Ki Worthington Plumbing Agency . Mike Kerr has a really unique little business. It seems he is making a killing selling pet lambs to the kiddies. Darrel Skeens is a retired pro football star. He now is coach at his high school hang- out, Louisburg High. Betty Brening had so much trouble with her men that she finally wound up as an old maid. Although she is doing quite well with her love-lorn column in the Star. Peggy Wall is another one of our happily married girls of '52. Congratulations Peg. Mary Willis and her two cute sets of twins are very contented on the Williams Acres' I hear Earl bought her a new Mercury on their 25th wedding anniversary. I .. 1 4- may ,Z ag, Q ., Nerf Robert Sims Wayne Martin Tom Steger Xian' f,. . W.. 9' 3 La 'ISV' L ' ' sr 4. U' . 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' 'erry Barnes Marvin Wilke Jo Ann Raley Wesley Medlin Barbara Johnson Cargl Wjlko Eldgn Ggod 'k x 1: in , K , T - ' 'T' 5 A ' - 'fl - 1 1- Q' K 4' Q X, vs 6: . 'K q , T H 1 K 4 1 ,V f- 3 K' ., ! , -rf . Nor T X X 'li 5 s 4- X Margaret Shirley Isenhower Gene Steger Winston Wallace Roger Rand Mary Ann Winters Wayne Wall Bodenhamef Leon Richardson Doris Bell '-1 Cl' g 'si Bill Wards 'R K e -A . W4,-' l so Q Larry Ziegler Pres. David Aiken Vice Pres., Eldon Good Sec. and Treasurer Roger Rand David Aiken Robert Seuferling Phyllis Johnson Arthur Godfrey -fl? -an F, NS? 'ISS' Q- Q' Lfkx K , . ' -lf -Wi A 1' .79 ,X 1: 71' .. -'fl 0 3 ar - Myrna Swanson Francis Gangel Nila Weers Shirley Humbred Gayle Cam . .1 f QQ, 'Q - 4... Y 33' K -0' 45ml qi may fm? Al . r, MA is 1 gf? im? :ft 10 ,f ......- ' if s ., .f 'wg-qw 'wmv' l abr' 1, . a X Jerrell Van Horn James Van Horn Laura Medlin Larry Todd 1 K , A r as ve gg XM -aq- ,-I if Q X V s .rs A x 4' h V x l , I L wi 4 '45 x ff 1 j, ,, A -6- .aw fr ,Q , 'swf are 'I' J 3' 1 'rf' 'J' X.. + 'W' 'M f L. George Reed Barbara McKinney Donald Kern .Terry Tooley Frances Brenneman Mary Gangel George Lowlor Shirl Bridges Bill Dodson Paul Seuferling Norma Weinert Iva Ambrose Janet Ernsting Sonny Jacobs Robert Gardner Mary Ann Steger -n .S , 1. Freddie schmid a., ' ' 4' . 4 Q C .3 ' .v 'k Ramonia Renner - f' J '- ' my Shirley Seck vw P, Verle Bostick - A g it V X x -iz y N 5 X- :D ' X W - 'MCH ' 40' : '- .t , ., Sandra Sims r,g , -R' Jimmy Cottrell W' Deloris Wilke J 1 ' Joe Smith f , N I x L Carol Strausbaugh John Kern Q.: Dotty Johnson Pres., Eugene Crotchett Vice Pres., Phyllis Hink Sec. and Treasurer Dotty Johnston - Phyllis Hink uf Eugene Crotchett ,S Shirley June Vaughan v. S7 ' ' -3 X Don Kohlenberg Y ... ,,,,Ar -V V ,,,E, '3 Y M,-3,0 I 'IJ 4 5 7' G Q ..- -1 'T Y ' J -.. I, - F Q-K 'Wk X 'Q 'F 'V' --.fi 21' John Coltrin Sm all Senior4 Mary Willis, well deserves to be in the Hall of Fame, for her leadership that she has shown during her three years here at L R H S Taking part in the Pep Club A Capella Choir being a never tiring cheerleader, rated candidate for football Queen in 51 and the mornful cook, whom we all enyoyed so well in the senior pla Hilarity House Don Grandon, one of our superior seniors rates high on the list in our school and commun- ity. He played halfback and end on the football team of 5l . Don shows interest in sports and is an active member in L.R.H.S. He holds the o o . . . f1ce f Secretary of the F F A Q i'i k'k'k'ki' Qamors Wayne fPeachesl Martin, Junioi , for being a good athlete, taking part in basket- ball, football and other sports. Wayne is a good student, making above average grades. He is a friend of all and has a gentle friendly smile on his face most of the time. He has worked hard for this standing in the mind of the student body and really deserved this position in the Hall of Fame. June Grammer, junior cheerleader, has an appealing personality and pleasing smile. June, has been a good student these' past years here at L.R.H.S. She participates in A Capella Choir and other music groups. She is also Vice-Pres- D f her class. SPONSORED BY BRECKENRIDGES 0 a m e Sffkomoru Roger Rand, takes the honors of being the Sophomore boy representative in the Hall of Fame. Roger is noted for his fine personality here at L.R.H.S. Roger is Secretary and Trea- surer of his class. Taking her place is the well-known,well- liked, Margaret Bodenhammer. She enjoys music especially, and takes part in the Pep Club. She is also the Soprano in the Mixed Quartette. Margaret is a fine student and famous for her black hair, brown eyes and dimples. 44444-V-44 Qresboww i The Freshmen's little redhead is Dorothy CDottieJ Johnston. Dottie is an active member of our Pep Club and all singing groups for girls. Her pleasing smile and fine personality brought her popularity and laud from the whole student body. She is a promising leader for her class in the school, already being Secretary and Treasurer. Eugene Crotchett is President of the Fresh- men class. He plays football and basketball and shows his sportsmanship manner at all times. Eugene plays the trumpet inthe large band. He takes an interest in his class work and looks like another promising leader for his class. 1 SPONSORED BY CARLIN BROTHERS ZMAWPU5 The Wampus Kitties are still pro- gressing in conduct, loyalty, and appear- ance as they have been since their organization, October 1, 1937. The revision of the consti- tution, in bringing it up to date was a definite improvement accomplish ed by the 1951-1952 Pep Club. They now consist of twenty-six members and two alternates, who in their purple and white outfits present a color- ful picture and aid much in the leadership of the LRHS students, R. E. Taylor, principal, was the sponsor. J333385 Officers: left to right, A. Williams, Sec.-Treas.g C. Towne Pres., E. Rogers, V- Pres., V. Coltrin and C. Gardner, Marshalls. 9 Cheerleaders: left to right, A. Runyan, , J. Grammer, M. Willis Left to right: Back rowg B. Sloan, V, Coltrin, R, Am- brose, M. Corey, B. Brening, A. Williams, D. Yates, A. Elliot, E. Rogers, M. Lewis, C. Gardner. Front Row: S. Seck, D. Johnston, B. Endecott, L. Kohlenberg, B. Prettyman, J. Raley, C. Wilkie, C. Towne, M. Boden- hamer, M. Winters, R. Renner, P. Hink. Cheerleaders: A. Runyan, J. Grammer, M. Willis. CD. Seck and B. Hall not pictured.J C. E. C00k Sponsored by LOUISBURG ELEVATOR CO. Charles Lewis goofbaf Queen Charlene poses with princesses, Elva and Mary during the ceremonies at the Homecoming game with Paola. Pep Club acts as guard of honor at the occasion. Tom Stegar crowned Charlene Towne, Football Queen, at our big game of the season with Paola. Princess Elva Rogers stand- ing to the left with escort Darrel Skeens, and Princess Mar Willis to the ri ht y g with escort Bill Mettler. In the center is Queen Charlene. ueell O 0 0 O O O O O O 2 S.- Sponsored by LOUISBURG HERALD fi , , 'fe 4..- we -5 ns Steger. Front row: L. Gangxe, Memer, Mcmheny, Skee , Gangle, Miner, F. Gangle, Back row: Martin, Delarnette, I. Magee. OFFENSNE UNYY ni .,,fQ::.:Q-,,,: , :gq. ,Q,r1 ,'.:,.. f ,',w V, iif W-.swf A , ow' Memer, Wallace, SY-eens, Grandon. Eront row: I Gang1e, Miner, Strausbaugh, L. Gang,1e, ack r . Bogar, Delarnette, . Price. DEFENSIVE UNIT Sponsored by BAN LOUISE URG i n I, .Kr-, 3 am .-il' ff l la . Ti nf ,f I ' ' , NN S i ii . t Vlmlq l Back row: Elizando, Stone, Kohlenberg, Godfrey, D. Aiken, Tooley, W. Wallace, Bostick, Lowler, Simms, Meddlen, Crotchet, Gardner. 2nd row: Sevy, Bogar, Strausbaugh, F. Gangle, DeJarnette, J. Wal- lace, Steger, J. Gangle, Martin, L. Gangle, Magee, Windisch. Front row: McElheny, Mettler, Miller, Skeens, C. Aiken, Grandon, Price, Richardson. Co-captains: Henry Miller and Steve McElheny Louisburg Opponent 18 . . . Gardner . . . 0 l9...Belton... . 20 6 . . . LaCygne .... . 13 0 . . . Osawatomie . . . 44 6 . . . Paola .... . 60 12 . . . Pleasanton . . . 6 20 14 . 7 . . . SpringHill. . . 0 Coach Foulks h' J g1V1l'lg IS I'!l3.I1ageI'S Sevy and H. Windisch some advice CHALK TALK TIME Sponsored by TOWNE'S GROCERY I. R H .fdcfiuified The second year Home Ec. class. K our -. 'u :I I5 :Z 1: Mrs. Taylor giving in- structions to the Physics class. N'-4 'VU'H'J'u'L'-hh'-'- 'Q'-'HN'- .- 'Z . 1' 2 :I E The first year typing class students are busy in class. E2 E Shirley is looking for an interesting book. Donna is librarian. Sophomores are preparing a lunch in Home Ec. Class. 5 5 s .xdcfiuifiea 'USE fin'-s E -'W mc QM E-'wg CD35-2. Emi' :gm r-CD: are 3.32 . rn'-s lm uNN'n'L'V'u'M'1N'- -'-'V Students busy eating in new lunch room. xo Junior Ag. class is cleaning up after working. Vocational Agriculture Painting tractor as a project in Ag. shop. Sophomore Ag. class study- ing weed samples. 3 1 In -.ggi---n-Z--A-f--1 4-WS 1 2215 if Q Q' Q .xii f is napa ofa u X 4 . -1 lr.. lg. we nw Nga: AX-by Q- WIP-Y , . 32, 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q . . . . . 46 89 44 35 45 44 58... 72... 47... 63... 67... 48... 70... 37 Coach Foulks and Manager Miller check the score. Louisburg Opponents 38 Springhill La Cygne Wea .... Peculiar . Springhill Wellsville Stilwell. . K.S.D. . . Stanley . . Gardner . Wellsville Gardner . Pleasanton K.S.D. . . La Cygne -I1 Back row: Coach Foulks, F. Gangle, Barnes, Lowlor, Sevy Richardson Bostick, Crotchett, Smith. Front row: Stone, Martin, Windisch, .T Wallace, McE1heny, Steger, W. Wallace, DeJarnette, J. Gangle, Magee Louisburg vs. Stilwell Louisburg VS K S D O O 0 O 0 O O O C O LROWN E 5 .. BA KETBALL QUEEN Left Bren 'to 1' fgh 831736 Sfgge Elle G tb Gtb cg 1' am grouhqiezball g13f,1951?g5' WLM One, Qu ers 1 he S, H een ' The 1' fw en-fy .Bez LRH 0 arg 50110,- Spe elldan ISC!! p Cfubtfgf ' . In On the Royal Throne are Queen Betty, M centerg Princess June, leftg and Princess Mary, right, watching the game between Pleasanton and Louis- burg February 8, 1952 in the Louis- burg gym. The girls wore white Carnation corsages. Queen Betty received a crown of white hyacinths. The Louisburg Wildcats won over the Pleasanton Blue Jays with a score of 48-35. Sponsored by MR. and MRS. RUNYAN'S FUNERAL SERVICE ' 31 milf' 3 s 5? s if ge N if S ig N z Y 3 5 if' 1, wx 15 .9 Sponsored by G. W. MCELHENY DRUG STORE 4 Tom S eger HY Steve MCE he A CD 1: 53 cn ci Bette Hall . . . Ann Runyan. . . . Elva Rogers ..... Bill -Beck . . . Bill Mettler . . . . Betts Jordan . Kathi Jordan Isobel Jordan . Jeff Jordan Dixie Devine Directed by Tom Charlene Towne Henry Miller . . Steve McElheny. ff KHILARITY HOUSE presented by the Senior Class Hansen .Dora Devine Buzz Bassett ' . falias Ruby Devinej . .Wally O' Shane Callas Dixie Devine! Mary Willis ......... Lucindy Peck Henry Windisch . . . Stan Lawler Hortense Hostetter. Betty Lou Gordon. . Mrs. Abby Simpkins Brian Barclay .... Malvina Barclay . . . . Mildred Corey . . June Grammer . . Carol Gardner . . . John Gangle . . Beverly Sloan THE ADORABLE Junior Class presented by the Directed by Tom Hansen Pamela Gordon .... Donna Yates Clint Purdy ..... Robert Raines Imogene Van Ryndon.VernaColtrin Winston Pickrell ..... Bill Stone Dilworth Pickrell. . Dale Sillyman Ross Waldron ...... Tom Steger IMP' Cl A A x N .3 f V0 QQ! i , . X v Band Cleft to rightj: Back row: Bill Beck, Bill Mettler, Stephen McElheny, Eldon Koh- lenberg, Eugene Crot- chett, Mildred Corey, Henry Joe Windisch, Janet Ernsting, Mr. Maxwell, Robert Sims, Eldon Good, Don Crot- chett, Robert Raines, Elva Rogers. Front row: Mary Jane Lewis, Larry Todd, Larry Ziegler, Char- lene Towne, Lois Koh- lenberg, Henry Miller, Gene Steger, Verle Bostick, Verna Sue Coltrin, Beulah En- decott, Mary Ann Steger, Ann Runyan. X fir Sextette: Left to right, Mary VR illis, Anna Belle Williams, Elva Rogers, Bette Hall, Betty Pretty man, Charlene Towne Boys Quartet: Henry Joe Windisch, John Sevy, Stephen McElheny, Bob Delarnette Small Ensemble: Baca row, Bob DeJarnette, Larry Ziegler, Stephen McElheny, Bill Beck, Henry Joe Windisch, Eldon Kohlenberg. Front row: Ann Bunyan, Anna Belle Williams, Mary Willis, Elva Rogers, Bette Hall, Charlene Towne. Boys Quartet: Eldon Kohlen- berg, Bill Beck, Larry Ziegler, Robert Raines. Mixed Chorus Cleft to rightj Back row: F. Gangel, Sillyman, Raines, Mettler, Ziegler, Dees, Crotchett, McElheny, Miller, De- Jarnette. 4th row: Mr. Maxwell, Beck, J. Gangel, Price, Sevy, Windisch, Mar tin, Sims Kohlenberg, Cain, Rand. 3rd Row: Hum- berd, Elliott, Steger, Wil- liams, Kohlenberg, Weinert, Swanson, Coltrin, Gardner, Winters, Yates, Willis, Run- yan. 2nd row: Seck, Vaughn, Weers, V ilke, Bridges, Sims, Raley, Renner, Corey, John- ston, Hink, McKenney, Brenne- men, Wilke, Strausbaugh. lst row: Wall, Ernsting, Seck, Brennemen, Ambrose, Pretty- man, Sloan, Grammar, Towne, Brening, Endecott, Lewis, Rogers, Hall, Ambrose, Gangel, Godenhamer. Pep Band, left to right: Beulah Endecott, Don Crotchett, Verna Sue Coltrin, Robert Raines, Ann Runyan, Henry Windisch, Eldon Kohlenberg, Bill Beck, Mildred Corey. On 'S .X g, A Cappella fleft to rightj Back Row D. Sillyman, R. Raines, B. Mettler, D. Crotchett, L. Ziegler, S. Mc- Elheny, H. Miller, B. DeJarnette. 3rd row: B. Sims, W. Martin, H. Windisch, J. Gangel, J. Sevy, B. Beck, E. Kohlenberg, G. Cain. 2nd row: P. Hink, D. Johnston, M. Corey, L. Kohlenberg, V. Coltrin, C. Gardner, M. Willis, A. Runyan, A. Williams. lst row: R. Ambrose J. Ernsting, B. Sloan, S. Sims, B. Prettyman, E. Rogers, B. Brening, B. Hall, M. Bodenhamer, S. Hum- berd, C. Towne, B. Endecott, J. Grammar, M. J. Lewis. 420 017' wmx ffxing of clubs C IND Henry Miller Joker Steve McElheny Queen of Hearts' Mary Jane Lewis Ace of Diamonds' Henry Windisch Trey Betty's Hall, Pretty- man and Brening Blackjack Mike Kerr CNJO napa ob ff' wg f 'Q-'lib i f ' 19' ox'-B '91- fz OW JL? Q06 'C .Ee QW' QKQ Fun is brewing 0 Margaret Bodenhammer. 'bo i 'ib- Vw. Q1 1. G F' 'be 1-6,6668 W . O O O O .L-! I l gkmafman arf? ,. Couple relay--Harlk and Mildred make a nice couple. Observing the results of Santa's visit. Dancing to the music of our Kpep band . I A Calendar of Events for 1951 Rl F f as Wwlililaiil enum: um Football practice begins. It looks like a promising year. Hi everyone, we're back. Sen- iors receive class rings. That man with the camera was he Cl re and took pictures. asses elect this years leaders. Everyone locked their doors as the Seniors started Magazine sa Fi les. rst game. First win. Beat Gardner 20-O. Seniors wound up sales with a gl' and total of S1,684.55. Lost close one to Belton, 20-19. 5. 1-2. Teacher's go to school while we get a vacation. . The Juniors have a party in the gym- . Win number three by beating KSD 20-14. . Parents go to night school. Open house during National Education week. . We split the season by beating Spring Hill 6-0 in final game. We had a speaker and a singer u from Paola. Very good. -23 Thanksgiving vacation came at last and did we eat. . The Senior play I-Iilarity House went over with a very big bang. avg . , .v w it Q : 4 - g q rx 'DUKIIUPII ll0lC'llIIlDll Lost again. La Cygne beat us 1. Pep Club held bake sale. My 13-6. all that good food and they . Senior Magazine party. Oh boy, couldn't eat any of it. what fun. 7. Acrobatic Assembly by John Cress Osawatomie swamped us 45-0. Mmm What muscles, . Placed first at FFA Opening and 7. Lost basketball opener to Spring 12. 16 19. 23-2 Closing Ritual at Lawrence. Charlene Towne was crowned Homecoming Queen during Paola game. Lost 60-6. 6 Farmer Fashion week KFFA gl FHA weekl. Margaret Boden- hamer crowned Barnyard Queen. More fun. Kncgck Pleasanton off their feet 12- . Hill 54-38. 18. This is much better. Beat La Cygne 47-44. What a thriller. Music Department displays their talents at Christmas Program. Good attendance. 20. First all school Christmas party. Loads of fun. 21 to January l. The vacation to beat all vacations. Christmas that is. 19. All events taking place in 1952 will appear in the supplement. BARKIS MOTOR Sz IMPLEMENT , , ' roumxc Marvin Barkis, Prop. eta Pontiac - GMC Sales and Service M-M and Ferguson Machinery and Parts Fertilizerrs and Crosley Appliances Dinners - Phone 14 Louisburg, Kansas MAIN STREET CAFE Specializing in Short Orders - Home Made Pies Mollie Wells Call your Derby Dealer ognglh HUME MUSIC STORE Phone 209 1 Conn and Pan American Band Instruments :MDV . Evans Service Station Pianos - Music Supplies EVERYTHING IN MUSIC D Y G 'i e Ke ' Paola Kansas phone 128 Gillette Tires McMillan I Tire Repair Quaker State Balloon Busters at the FFA Party Owens Feed 8: Produce IDUISBURG, KANSAS DR. H. P. WAITE Dentist - X-Ray We Buy Eggs, Cream, Closed on Thursday Phone ll5A and Poultry. J. B. OWENS PHONE 2472 f r--- ?l1L..-.- 4 .--,. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ah, Spring! says Runyan and Rogers Member F.D.I.C. , -, -no I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Louisburg, KanS2S DR. A. S. 'COATES Veterinarian Phone 122 Louisburg, Kansas -..... 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