Macksville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Macksville, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

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They are, left to right, Ralph Suiter, Harry Lyda, and Howard Lucas. -9.45 1 Q-.wa W 'V v k Y? i WAHER BUNII, PRINIIIPM Principal Walter Bond works hard in order that the grade school will run smoothly. II. ll. WATTS, SUPERINHNIIENT This is our superintendent C, D, Watts. He is shown here, watching the construction of the new gymnasium. Among his many duties each year is the big job of making school run like clockwork. This page compliments of LARNED FLORAL SHOP Larned, Kansas d an C. O. MAMMEL'S FOOD STORE St. John, Kansas SMA, FACIIIIY LEFT TO RIGHT: Theda Ashley, home cconomrcsg Mcrlc Mitchell, shopg joseph Socrcst, musrcg Gvorgc Haier, Englishg Leroy Neelly, coachg Loren Schmidt, comrncrccg Martha Ellidgc, eighth gradcg John Meek, chemistry. BUIISHRS Macksville, Kansas Scottie's Recreation Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hall Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Goudy Heimiller Greenhouse 6 9' in J., If 'UQ 1 X ?Youth E faces A Hx Qlbblems ii ,, 'Dining 4 mia Q 2 4 L E I-lidlaw aqk fill i- 2 -W. fi 23 G, .f ,meg U M.. , 1 LN 499252 UIDIAW P -S v ROBER'l HAWK Glee Club 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3545 Band 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball and Track 1,2, 3, 45 Class Play 3,45 Class President 45 Student Council 25 Hi-Y 1,25 Boys Quartetre 45 Basketball Captain 4. PATRICIA SMITH Mixed Chorus and Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Y-Teen Officer 45 F.l-l. A 3,45 Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Boomerang Staff 45 Girl Stater 35 Basketball Queen 35 Class Play 3,45 Class President 25 Cheerleader 45 Girls Sextette 1,2,3,4. GA LYN De VORE Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 45 Band 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball and Track 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Boomerang Staff 45 Class Play 3, 45 One- act Play 2, 35 Student Council 2,45 Boys Quartette 3, 45 Football Captain 1, 25 Class Officer 2. Thi s Page Compliments of PINKIE'S CAFE LENNA REYNOLDS Mixed Chorus and Glee Club 1,2,35 Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45Y'TCCI1 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teen Officer 45 F.l-I. A 3,45 Year- book Staff 45 Boomerang Staff 45 President of Shutter Clickers 45 Girl Stater 35 Class Play 3, 45 Class Officer 1, 3. 45 Hi-Y 3' bi, A . a- fi - 9 ,fl ' ' DOUGLAS LAMB Mixed Chorus and Glee Club 253,45 Foot- ball 1,2, 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Class Officer 3,451-li-Y 1,2. BERNICE SUITER Glee Club 1,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,4g Band 1,2,3,45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Editor of Boomerang 45 Pep Club Officer 45 F.H.A. Officer 45 Class Pres- ident 35 Band Officer 45 Class Play 3,45 Saxophone Trio 3,45 Basketball Queen 45 Salutatorian. 6' 0' ILLMI W1 iffy S avvurffllfj WJ ROBERT HALL C-lee Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Class Play 3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 1,3,4 Track 1, 2,35 Hi-Y 1,25 Class Officer 2 SHIRLEY BARNES Glee Club 1,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,4 Band Majorette1,2,3,45Y-Teen1,2 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Class President 1 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Boomerang Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 F, H. A. 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. ff'-55 1 -qw- 0-X HS:-z jf? 'I NORMAN GRAEBNER Glee Club 2 3 4' Mixed Chorus 2 4- Football 3 4' Class Play 3 4- Hi-Y 1 2. This page compliments of FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK Macksville , Kansas SHIRLEY OTT Glee Club 35 President of Student Council 1' 45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Editor 45 Boomerang Staff 45 Y-Teen 2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 F.H. A. 3,45 President of Y-Teen 45 Class ' Officer 2, Class Play 3,4. .,..1, F , W f.. , iv-3 .,, 4 greg- W SX ..Q 1, A x ef 'ef' IEANNETTE MARTIN Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Y-Teen 1,2 3,-15F.H.A. 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 stu- dent Council 2. CAROL TIDWELL Glee Club 1,35 Y-Teen l,2,ll,-1, HH. A. 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,'i,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Boomerang Staff-15 Class Play 55,45 Class Officer l,4, 'Hai 9 I v'- . unior- enior anquef The big moment has arrived. The decorations and tables are ready, The juniors have worked extremely hard on their theme, Anchors Away. Pictured above is the way the decorations and tables looked before the guests, the seniors, their hosts and hostesses the juniors, the faculty, and the board members arrived. Compliments of E. P. ANDERSON PLUMBING and HAWK STANDARD SERVICE Macksville, Kansas ll ' f,,, ,,, f Janice 'f x 1 6 L Ashworth uniord sg Doris Cooper M' , W gb UW U v Wgfggyrmmx fr' 1 ' 1 x MMV M f W Orv'1eine Fergus M I 4' f' 4, IJ '9' 3555 , ss 9 X Do na Jo Finlay K L., .D fy jyzyfga! a,4.v-Llf -C' G 'bv- 4' ' I .7rvyn,!L, N - i if ' rf 1 I I 4' X J V'VtX'k5.'c'. . ,W Henry Barstow XZ Q so ' I . X 1 ' Georgina Grant Gregg Bond in 4 ,sg ,' Bobby Higgins aQM.f3- I., x C Q-. 9 14' I l s may 4, X-...1 i X X I L i ' NR in Francis Booth Q :ji :xlib ' lx 8 J L Gap Wayne Higgins r Nl U K I N . LU, 'half x ,Q 1 5' K N f I , 9' ,+V y A UA., ,gg Claudette Campbell Thls Page Compllments of 12 COTTON'S DRY GOODS Macksville, Kansas W7 4'5- Larry Tranbarger Pre srdent Donna Jo Florence Kendall Darrell een Royce Joh son Rex Howell R1 c ha rd Plowman Earl Monger Locke No rman Pre scott Adnan Sulter qjjjiwfy Dorothy Sulter l 'Q ' X ,ff N1-n 1 Thls page Compllments of FRED DOGGETT WELDING AND MANUFACTURING untold 13 Macksv1l1e Kansas if D' X ff' ' , 'lj' 1 xii 'Q , A, Q N 4 1 .X VI V 1' A f A W5 -if A f xX.f' Q. J Ar '15 X Q Aix., M , fa, D 'If A 'QM' , .Q is A A , U Ax J H H OA by an ,gil-R 4 JDJ ' X 1 X , K 'v 1 2 X li I f ff' A , X , ,X 1 'tw , re '-T -, D 5 0 W 'hd 4295 f2p': 'f4' Mapu L 'Sr-N Herbert Cooper Gary Foss M! f M. 'Q il Z lv 'W u 'uf gg -nr 45 1:- Nw Loren Johnson Carolyn Kephart Barbara Lyd1a Peggy M11ler Allene Gross jfgijjfg, W Ebbi John Thxs Page Comphrnents of J M MCDONALD COMPANY St John Kansas Fred Johnson 14 . rg!! 0 0? ff? 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' ' P 'uw TG ,rf ' ' I I 4 y .f an 3 W a ,, viii' gb Q' 1 N , ,., if -5 Y Ronnie Bartlett C QE-N .Lf , .1- 1 W 1 I r -, T-, , xiii? kffigfm i 1 ff Carolyn Campbell Thls Page Comphments of COMMONS DRUG STORE 001 A N Bobby Bailey Robert Ashworth gn Nancy Cooper Mlke DeBusk Jerry DeGarmo Lverett Huds on R IQ!!! Barbara F 1n1ay 16 Presldent of 1954 '9- 3' Bruce F1sher Don Graebner Q 4 ' Q2 be,, tw by A y Q1 Q az' ufffzfrbfszo i ' fm f in 1 1 I 'V Eli ,C 4 1 1 ' , . 'ijfav eff- ev' ,C 1 ,f , . gh. I - 'Il' , 'iz-f ,,. QV' 'lr ,f f E5 72 nl'xxx Lynn amb Barbara Kendall Karen H1gg1ns Paul Hardesty JGJJL1.-4.ZL, A af 49 ? Phylhs Martln Clara Monger M1ke O Connor is in-f Th1s Page Compllments WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE St John Kansas '.:. . 3? I19, quo L1111s Wratll Karen Tucker Beverly Roberts J1mmy P1land 3 Donald Ostrander Ronald Ostrander ,ezml- ML- Gene Parks we 2 I . . .4' dll.-I 6 ' .JD - 1 V, A-:N 'lf V si- I f Q af Y I , , 1 1 X .1 fl f ,ill Ola., J , , of f' mx S -Q5 4 ,hp N ' . 'B 1- 8' 5 I Q ' A 1 '-- 1 S no . K. lin.. .-' 1 A 'X X O 4 ' - 0 S K S K , ,M 17 f 2' N' no lilx Rlchard Ashworth Judy Boo Y? Dean Barnes Clyde Bates Lona Bolton Steve Bond in-.9 -, 1 - 1 CTISS B001 19 1 +0 Ol1VC Cotton Syb1l Cummlns -ef ' w N Galen Flsher KN -f' Darwln Guy 2 P Ruth Hart 'U' fn! 4-Q4 M Ralph Mltch Sally NIXOH W6 Becky O'Co'1nor 43 0 'Q-I lf Ralph Park r Wayne Spencer C7 11 its-ffl I Dor1s Reynolds Thls page compllments of NONKEN EQUIPMENT COMPANY 18 Macksv111e Kansas ' - l.-m f N ' 'I ' 'ef I ' ' s 'F' 'i T9 , Y I -U VI4-IV K W Y 'MGX ij J' bv , Y fn' S: 4. i B I lv A l - 1 - X ' ' th e V X54 V m 0. . .xl , F V' ll x 'f ' Y b , ' J y f MJ all ff Q ' ' ' Jerald Prescott Andrea Stark .3 fs Q ,Q -1 ' ' ' , - ' .,,:.,, ata, . ' -w. . 1 as c I ' 4 if-izlfw Q , 1 F V I 6? J-vs X 41? 'gg 'E ' V Q B- I Q l 3 P kit'-f ' Q B -' ,. . . ,.r' ..f, 4 .J Q. if-kr fin- 4 0 O ' 1 l'gal'llZ6QQl0l'l5 puggcafiond ja The annual staff have worked hard upon the annual this year, trying to produce a good one. LEFT TO RIGHT: Galyn De Vore, Shirley Ott, Pat Smith, Lenna Reynolds, Shirley Barnes, Bernice Suiter, Carol Tidwell, This group produced the school paper, THE BOOMERANG, of which everyone was proud this year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernice Suiter, Pat Smith, Lenna Reynolds, Shirley Barnes, Carol Tidwell, Shirley Ott, Galyn Devore. This page compliments of C. D. JENNINGS and FRANK PARKS Macksville, Kansas .S?uc!enf Cyounci . , 2195 . Dfw' gawn mb, vm La th. W , ,xshwoi wmce Vida. , Baibaia Vvcsidem' Qu, . shifwf , 'YO RX wi This group has always put the interest of the school first. It is the Macksvillc High School Student Council. A representative was chosen from each Class. Z1 ,- I: x Mx wa adm gs . SOX juiufe 0I'l'lQl'l'lCl, EIU O! .!4l'l'l8I'iCCL We are the Future Hotiiemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes whereliving will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams, We are the Future llomemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope, ' as future homemakers of America, this is our creed: We try to live up to our standards, our motto being Toward New llorizoiis. ' l ld lar me tin s Our chapter advisor is Mrs Theda Ashley, We have been quite active this year and have ie regu e g,. . . .. and our chapter mothers are Mrs, Jack Gross, lxlrs. Harry Lyda, Mrs. C. D. Watts, and Mrs, Leroy Neelly. The biggest money-making project for the year was our FHA mother-daughter basketball tourney. It was held in the evenings of November 23 and 24 and proved quite successful with a profit of Sl il. h l h fld a formal FHA dance. Jackie Widell and Herb Cooper were elected FHA At the beginning of the sc OO year we s queen and king by eharging each voter a penny a vote. Activities ofthe spring season included our WPA fwonien-pay-allj clay, This day every girl had to ask the boy for the date, and the irls paid all the expenses g . Our FHA achievement night was held in May, with the presentation of honor awards a style review, and a tea being the iiiain features for the evening. Besides our local activities, we were represented at a state meeting at 'l opeka, a district meeting in Dodge City, and a district election of officers. Our officers are: president, Donna Locke, vice presi ent, er t , , . , i . . A .3 . , d Cilriudetie Canipbellg historian, Allene Gross, parliamentarian, Frieda Iwesbitg reporter, Georgina Grant, song lea er, 'd B nice Suiter' secretary Sharon Prescott- treasurer, Lillis Wratilg and pianist, Lynn Lamb. Meet Our Larned Boosters SANDY'S GRILL TOT TO TEEN SHOP WESTERN AUTO STORE YOUNG IMPLEMENT CO. SCI-IUMAKER'S JEWELRY -flew We are the 'r'-Teens, the youth group ofthe YWCQF, Our purpose is lo build a fellowship of women and girls Devoted to the task Of realizing in our cornrnon life Those ideals of personal and social living To which we are committed lly our faith as Christians, ln this endeavor We seek to understand jesus, lo share in his love for all people find to grow in the knowledge And Love of God, I hrough this organiaation we try to reach people who otherwise do not have a chance to know Christ. With our work and worship welhave good times. In October, we Y-Teen girls had a slumber party in the high-school gymnasium. This slumber party, as you have probably guessed, was a slumberless party, but everyone present seemed to have a wonderful time, including our sponsors from the YWCA, Christmas Iiftle again brought forth our annual Mother-Daughter banquet. It was held in the Christian church and was served by a number of lad.es belonging to the church. To end the hanquel evening, the mystery lllUIllCl'4 exchanged gifts with their Y-'li-:n daughtcrs. A joint tea with the YWCA was our last meeting in the spring, Gifts were exchanged for the last tirne, and mystery mothers were revealed, 'lhe officers are: president, Shirley Kill, vit e Preszdent, Pat Prnithg secretary, l.in.ce Ashworth, lrt-.is,lrcr, Lenna Reynolds, program, Carol Tidwell, publicity, Bernice Suiter, worship, Carolyn Kephartg pianist, liynn Lamb, song leader Jeannette Martin, world fellowship, Peggy Miller, social, Shirley Barnes, and our sponsor, Yvirs. Martha Elledge. This Page Compliments of MITCHELL AND SON WGODWORK I ,f -Q' fi' in R Mi., 'Q , iq, -L . sly f 'ak 9 I A 'S' uf 1' ' I 1 1,447 5, - 5 orenriicd ONE ACT PLAY A hilarious comedy, The Sisters McIntosh was presented at the State District Festival at Dodge City where it received a I rating. Hats off to the cast that did the excellent job, Left to Right: Pat Smith, Cralyn DeVore, and Claudette Campbell, 5 V7 An J O,w-,4Cf WC., ' ' -A j FoRENs1cs 'V The following M, H, S, students rated well at the di strict speech festixial at Dodge City. Front row, Left to Right: Pat Smith and Georgina ,C1rant. Second row, Left to right: Claudette Campbell, Rex Howell. and Orvileine Fergus, Rex Howell received a I rating at the state speech festival at Hays. This page compliments of SPARKS DRY GOODS, Macksville, Kansas and PRESTON VARIETY, Macksville, Kansas l 1. Q 1 I gundam, .L FRONT ROW: Lenna Reynolds, president, Richard Plowrrian, secretary. SECOND ROWg Orvzleine Fergus, Barbara Finlay, Robertllawk, Claudette Campbell, Gregg Bond, IayPlowman, Dorothy Suiter, Mr. Meek, instructor, Henry Barstow, Gary Roberts, Fred Johnson, Neil Roach. This page compliments of ENGLISH LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY FRONT ROW: Galyn Dt Vore, Gene Parks, Cary Tranbarger, ,Adrian fuiter, Mike Deliusk, Larry Transbarger, Robert Hawk, Gary Foss, Royce Johnson, Loren Johnson, Mr, Neelly, instructor. SECOND ROWg Gary Stainbaugh, Wayne Higgins, Fred Johnson, Bobby Higgins, Riehard Plowrnan Jay Plownian, Mike O'Connor, Robert Ashworth, THIRD ROW: Henry Barstow, Douglas Lamb, president, Norman Graebner, Bruce Fisher, Darrell Keen, Bobby Johnson, Rex Howell, Larry Post Gregg Bond, Keith Higgins. This page compliments of CHEVROLET GARAGE Macksville, Kansas -vxff' IHE MIISI The band members looked well in their new uniforms as they marched at the annual Hutchinson State Fair and the homecoming at Lindsborg. They added much color to the foot- FIRST ROW, FRONT TO REAR: Donna Locke, Ernie Brown, Dick Preston, Neil Roach, Henry BHISIOW. Paul Hardesty, SECOND ROW: Dorothy Suiter, Judy Booth, Peggy Miller, Adrian Suiter, Larry Tranbarger. THIRD ROW: Shirley Barnes, Tommy Tucker, Olive Cotton, Larry Bolton, Gary Tran- barger, Gary Foss. FOURTH ROW: Orvileine Fergus, Tildie Elmore, Gary Stambaugh, Sharon Prescott, Robert Hawk. B A ball games and gave support at basketball games. They rated high at the Sterling and district music festivals, FIRST ROW, FRONT TO REAR: Mary jane Bolton, Georgina Grant, Steve Bond, P Galyn 'De Vore. SECOND ROW: Barbara Lyda, Beverly Roberts, Frieda Nesbit, THIRD ROW : Karen Roberts, Lillis Wratil, Barbara Kendall, Andrea Stark, Karen Tucker. FOURTH ROW: Bolton, Ruth Hart, Sybil Cummins, Bernice SECOND ROWg Director Joseph Secrest. This page compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Larned, Kansas atsy Johnson, Carolyn Kephart, Doris Reynolds, Carolyn Campbell, Janice Ashworth, Sally Nixon, Lynn Lamb, Zona Suiter. STANDING AT REAR BETWEEN FIRST AND Z9 ,-1 ir J, G42 The girls' have done a commendable job this year of blending their voices to become one of the best vocal groups in M, H, S, An excellent rating was received at both the Sterling and District Music Festivals. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Finlay, Phyllis Martin, Janice Ashworth, Karen Tucker, l.illis Wratil, and Peggy Miller. SECOND ROWg Clara Monger, Carolyn Fampbell Barbara Lvda Jackie Wid ll , , I , e Allene Gross, Dorothy Suiter, Lynn Lamb, Orvileine Fergus, Donna Finlay, Patsy Johnson, Norma Prescott Barbara Kendall, and Beverly Roberts. ir A , .gzxlleffe g These six girls have worked hard to perfect the performances of the sextette. The result is a group that has the ability to work together and to harmonize. LEFT TO Pla,-HT: Jackie widell, Georgina Grant, f.aro1j.':1 Pephart, Lynnl,an1n, Pal smith, and lf: thy5u1ter. accompanist, -- Karen l utl-ex This Page Compliments of MACKSVILLE OIL COMPANY fr WXQJ oruri The mixed chorus was an unusually large group this year. Much time Was spent in perfecting the performances of this group. One of the highlights of the year, which is pictured below, was the Christmas cantata. Macksville was well represented by this excellent group at the Sterling and District music festival. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lillis Wratil, Karen Tucker, Janice Ashworth, Claudette Campbell, Georgina Grant, Frieda Nesbit, Sharon Prescott, Bernice Suiter, Shirley Barnes, Pat Smith, Peggy Miller, Karen Higgins, Arlene Suiter, Barbara Kendall, Beverly Roberts, Lynn Lamb, pianist, and Mr, Joseph Secrest, director. SECOND ROWQ Robert Hawk, Larry Post, Keith Higgins, Carolyn Campbell, Barbara Finlay, Barbara Lyda, Orvileine Fergus, Clara Monger, Carolyn Kephart, Allene Gross, Jackie Widell, Dorothy Suiter, Richard Plowman, Galyn DeVore, Douglas Lamb, Henry Barstow. THIRD ROW: Earl Monger, Paul Hardesty, Gary Foss, Fred Johnson, Royce Johnson, Neil Roach, Jay Plowman, Bobby Johnson, Rex Howell, Norman Graebner, Greg Bond, Larry Tranbarger, Gary Stambaugh, Adrian Suiter, Gary Tranbarger, Loren Johnson. l l YN T This Page Compliments of Vaguxgggkwg BREITENBACH J L MORTUARY ' and ROTHROCK THEATRE K I I .I ,.,N,-,. ,..m:,amv, Ks., ,S 'f '58YBP 2f JW sm, 4 nn: -ew., w K . ,. Qy' , v rs . 3 4 1 , , H ,N X X .Y ,MOLOA 'r A 5 This page Compliments of FARMERS COOPERATIVE N1 'QT 'TT 295 SD V, ' if 15 ,Ag-.5 ' 1 7 i L . ASSOCIATION WEJSA- : h Macksville, Kansas .L . -f . 'Q-r i H x Nr.. ,4-T ' Af ,.-.-. w :- ,Wu ,.-. f- x , 5 11- w., 41 f 'I ' -s x 5 -Z-- P-11,1 X Q'1:-O.-, ,,,:,- 5 f1 t- . 5 .xx . v b,,. - NS Vigqkx K .- SQ N 1 W N fax f- ' --JY: 3 1 vigsniii A' r-f , O O W, .. ,5- k -4 '-Ka GOOD qualify and sophomore Carolyn Kep- as our every day good citizens for the,l953- 54 school year. 'W Dou Q glas Lamb 1 1 qt ,,., , ,, ,.v 4 ,' . f Q s,'.' 9 ' 4 - Q. -u.f,'..f, x 1 ' o .. .Hon mul. Lenn i, L ., i -: 11-N- 3 i ynolds Janice Ashworth fps- . Y . f ', JI- 'i'.,. , , . -'.' W ,' A . - - .- -11.-:: 1' . 1' ff 'Cf' Bobby Higgins ' , '1- . . 1 U. 4 '.' . '1, '.' . --- ,l,,. .. 4, .0 'cage Q 'Q 's,o . ,,j,,'.'1','.,,ur.,.:.',.'Z'-s.ns,su ,, 1 , . . , . , - . -. V 4 0 4 . .,. .nn ..-,,Q . .-Q.. ' a.0..sn.,'l..-H . f '' 'u.u.o. nn0oo0..':u'K.no''n cn-.neu , Oo .nomo I,...-. in 'gin 'on .n,1 os jon . p J. J I 1 1 Herb Cooper Allene Gross Beverly Roberts B0bbY Baile? as Ai Y T17 Q:-Y Sl: -aff' S., Galyn DcVore Carol Tidwell Orvileine Fergus Richard Plownuan O Bobby Johnson Barbara Lyda Lillis Wratil Mike De-Busk 1 fffwxw' CTP. C! 2' ff' 1 ,AK Wolf .fdlkdflic ana! Wudica .gznior Galyn DeVore was chosen as the most athletic and musical senior this year. Galyn has been active in sport and music activities during his four years of high school. He lettered in football, basketball, and track. He has been a. member of the band for two years, He has taken great interest in the vocal groups and has entered a number of solos in the music festivals. Congratulations to a wonderful senior. JJQJ4. 6119 GHC! Queen One of the greatest events of the school year was the F, H, A, formal dance. During the evening the F. H, A, king and queen, Herb Cooper and Jackie Widell, respectively, were crowned. The crowning was cli- maxed with a kiss, which is pic- tured at the left. The king and queen' s attendants were Dorothy Suiter, Gregg Bond, Claudette Campbell, Robert Hawk, Donna Locke, and Larry Post, This Page Compliments of BRISON DRUG STORE Macksville, Kansas 34 32124336 8 +43 09522 33,1-f The 1953 Gridiron Squad: TOP ROW, LE-FT TO RIGHT: Mike O'Connor, guard, Fred Johnson, tackle, Jay Plowman, tackleg Robert Hawk, end, Darrel Keen, end, Bobby Johnson, Graebner, endg Gary Tranbarger, quarterback: Bobby Bailey, Don Graebner, end, and Larry Tranbarger, halfback. This Page Compliments of LESTER SHAW Life Insurance 8: Estate Planning Phone 98 guardg Wayne Higgins, tackle. BOTTOM ROW: Norman fullback, Bruce Fisher, center, Gary Stambaugh, halfback, ML ZCLL, The 1953 Mustangs opened the season by winning their first foot- ball game from Ford. The Mus- tangs played through a combina- tion of cold weather and snow. In the last home game for four seniors, 40 I 39 . Q . K f 1 H 34s 32 ,- 1? 37 44 41 The 1953 Gridiron Squad: TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rex Howell, center, Richard Plowman, tackle, Larry Post, fullback, Galyn Devore, quarterback, Herb Cooper, guard, Douglas Lamb, tackle, Franklin Barstow, tackle, BOTTOM ROW: Coach Leroy Neelly, Bobby Higgins, end, Gregg Bond, guard, Adrian Suiter, halfbackg Royce Johnson, halfbackg Gene Parks, guard, and Loren Johnson, manager. CJ ' JW en fer, ual' . the Mustangs defeated St. Mar by a score of 33-13. The 1953 gridiron season saw the Mus- tangs win four games and drop five. yi 41 This Page Compliments of DAVIDSON GRAIN COMPANY Phone 93 '1 Henry Barstow Adrian Suiter Herb Cooper S ff fr? Gary Tranbarger Bobby Johnson 1, Q 9 1 flmfdaf Starting with a green squad this year, Coach Leroy Neelly' gridders s owed gradual improvement throughout the season,. n n u with four wins and five losses The most encoura in wi di g p . . g prospect for the fans is the fact that only five will be lost from the squad--four by graduation and one by removal. The 1954- 1955 team, although light, should profit bty this year of experi- ence. Oh yes! this year's team took the ield in new red-and- white uniforms and red storm capes. This Page Compliments of GAMBLES' ,V J. 9 4 ' 2 r S5493 Shaq! H27 ' 4 4 5- CAPTAIN GALYN DE VORE f W Gary Stambaugh Larry Post 'JC Ll . I NV H E -if -4-no-n-gg. Darrel Keen -menu-mv.. COACH LEROY NEELLY Royce Johnson THE MUSTANGS TRIP FORD In THE OPENER 25 to 6 Bllbby Higgins Larry Tranbarger Richard Plowman Rex Howell Gregg Bond F flzff. '. Iv ., Q . 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HHST HAM H153-'54 NDIFJLV, LEFT 'UQ ifluliig Imbhy Hall, larry Tranbargur, Bobby hwlmson, Rex Howell, Coach-Leroy Hy, LL1rryPmI, ffrhard imawrrian, llrugg Eiund, and .'.:dI'13H Suitqr, I-TNEIZLING, LEFT TC RIGHT: 4L11yIll ur Ii Vw L 'ami Jg, Q, sn.. .. ., This page compliments of FRED I-IOPLEY SALES Macksville, Kansas -15 Larry Tranbarger Rex Howell Rlchard Plowman prepares to recewe the ball while Larry Tranbarger back ground wamts to guard B111 Schwartz of Zook This Page Compliments of WILSON PRODUCE Macksville, Kansas SEASON Macksv1l1e Ma.cksv1l1e Macksv1l1e Macksv111e Macksv1l1e Macksv11le Macksvmlle Macksv111e Macksv1l1e Macksv1lle Macksv1lle Macksv111e Macksv111e Macksvllle Macksv1lle Macksv1lle Macksv11le Macksvxlle Macksvmlle Macksv1l1e Macksville Macksville Macksville Richard Plowman Gregg Bond Adrian Su1ter 46 This action picture shows Plowman and Suiter trying to recover the ball from Zook's Kasselrnan and Schartz. Hawk is watching in the background. RECORD Zook 50 Trousdale 48 Haviland 47 Zook 67 St. Theresa's 48 Sterling 64 St. Theresa's 45 Lewis 65 Byers 47 Sylvia 54 Zook 69 Pawnee Rock 63 Cimarron 74 Hudson 61 Trousdale 60 Cimarron 67 Preston 64 Lewis 47 Langdon 51 Lewis 45 'Z r . Bobby Johnson This page compliments of BARBER'S FURNITURE St. John, Kansas Robe rt Hawk 4 7 Bobby Hall xl fi' Larry Post: Galyn DeVore flag in 1 Q f' 'lf' 'S I f ff Q ' i R 5 ii U K A! N V U v X N Q 4 fr his r I ff V ,t s - I Vi, , ' Q z Y J 1: p' K R A in 1 .Y i 5 , . ' M V f, -W . f X R ' ' L, ' f ,, s ,, fl ' 'X f ' fi r '+ , 5 ff is , i 1, ,-s I .V Y' I I E ,ix 1 I f . , ki ' 1 an S 35, 5 S , .. The Mustangs presented a formidable squad to the track world this year, and did well in several large meets. ln a triangular meet with Sylvia and Cunningham the opponents were snowed under. Macksville won second in the Coldwater Relays, and placed no worse than fourth in four other big meets. Only two seniors will be graduated, so next year's prospects are promising with some new material showing up well. In the picture above, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGIIT, Gregg Bond, pole vault, Larry Tranbargcr, middle distances and relays, Rex Howell, mile and discus, Larry Post, dashes, weights and relays, Bobby Johnson, hurdles, high jump, and relays, Darrell Keen, middle distances, Coach, Leroy Neelly. MIDDLE ROW, Bud Tranbarger, pole vault, Gary Foss, javelin, Gary Stambaugli, middle distances and relays, Adrian Suiter, middle distances and relays, Francis Booth, middle distances, Don Graebncr, middle distances, Mike DeBusk, relays. FRONT ROW, Loren Johnson, dashes and broad jump, Bobby Higgins, hurdles, middle distances and relays, Paul Hardesty, relays, Galyn DeVore, hurdles, discus, middle distances and relays, Robert Hawk, distance races and relays, Jimmy Piland, relays, Royce Johnson, dashes and relays. Compliments of RIVERS SHOE STORE Larned, Kansas 48 T--f-' 2 H r-mm ..............,.. These four boys comprised the 880 and medley relay teams this year, and turned in some fine performances. They won firsts in both the Coldwater Relays and the Hutchinson Regional, and rang some bang-up seconds at Kinsley, Cimarron and Satanta. At Hutchinson they broke the meet record in the medley. Coach Neelly took this foursome to the state meet. Against some record-breaking competition they won fourth in the 880 and placed sixth in the medley. LEFT TO RIGHT: Royce Johnson, Galyn DeVore. Robert Hawk, and Larry Post. In the medley Johnson ran the 110, De Vore the 440, Hawk the 880 and Post me 220. The mile relay team represented Macksville well during the track season by placing second at both the Kinsley and Hays track meets. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Johnson, Larry Tranbarger, Adrian Suiter, and Gary Stambaugh, W' .1,.r ,. - . ff, Af iff- ' R .+ff2Pf'st:z ,l atina I - ' V' ,UR 'fv, .flfsQ Jii '? V' ' it 1 - f' 2 rr, 3 e 5, , ,,te .f., This page Compliments of ST. JOHN JEWELERS ...J .. 1, ,L,N V , 1, t I ,1l'7' , N - 'Y N x, 'n:t?g'2i 'i 'x f IPQQK-'ss A, r -T 'iii' client' ff is is If ,-4, F3 it its-f ga -v-an TM wa V --u?.8 32: 'is' if f 5' f-wma winner' If qs big ,.a ' YW Hg I xxx.-.ff l 'ls' ' Q Here, in the process of construction, is the building which will play an important part in Macksvi11e's athletic future--the spacious new gymnasium. Standing in the foreground are two of the men who are responsible for this fine new structure. On the left is R. R, Hibbs, of the architectural firm of Hibbs, Robinson, and Pettit of Wichita, architects for the new structure. On the right is Beryl Spicer, of the Spicer Construction Company, builder of the gymnasium. This structure, which is pictured in a more nearly completed form in the front of this book, is one of the finest of this area. lt will be ready for occupation by the middle of August, 1954. Compliments of D1LLON'S, St. John, Kansas as 'T 'F '1 '1 'f X'f 'VV Niumr ' I '1f ' '1 r ' ' I 5 Q ...ml ..,...,,. . M ,-,l,. F.- 1 , -.4',?.I Tf! I ,,., Y, , ..- -V-, , j - r f I Pwr M1 1 ' uv' ' jp--, , , -4 A I J 'Ar AFL! 1 1 , I 'I I I' I I IA I I - I ' IA ' -rw 1 I an -1 ' -1 1' -1 ' 'r'-f r ' P' 1' v 7 VII MVT' 'I 'T I 'IMI I: T? 'T' I'1' R r' 34 WI ' I 'I I JF -J-. ..., -,- 4 , I T gI 'I '-' I I 'I -'I I I A' ...1-v, I,. 7-1, 3.14. -J 1 In A-T T' ' . 1, gf1 g '14 QCJUI . Ulyhgjxjfff'-1. - :V I' ' VI 7' I A 7 N , 1 '- ' I I I I 'i I I :,, I.,....T.. I .-I-I . l,,I1IQI lQ?--fT 7 ..I 'IlI .ll I1 I 'I I 1-3'rw43Q3 'I' ' I I -, ,,v,,I..4,--, ,..- -A .?..I .1 ,-...',--, , W-- -- ov' F,x -iid -si I I I ' 11. Z. fun-' ll 1i I I I--v I , , ' HIE HEMI IARYSlIHlllllIAl1lllIY The 1953-1954 Elementary School faculty had a capable staff of teachers, who have done a wonderful job of teaching throughout the year. Maywe introduce them? Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Walter Bond, principal and sixth grade: Mr. Paul Koehn, seventh grade: Mrs. Joyce Koehn, third grade: Mrs. Mary Bolton, fourth grade. Sitting, Left to Right: Miss Joan Lundquist, music, Miss Dollye Young, fifth grade, Mrs. Birdie Allen, second gradeg Mrs. Georgiana Hardesty, first grade. Courtesy Of SLADE'S CHEVROLET COMPANY St. John, Kansas 52 SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Locke, Jo Lene Locke, Lorrene llawk, Juan Munz, Allen Nelson, Steven Stortz, Ina Sue Anderson, Charles Suiter, Linda Cooper, Paula Search, Vivian Scott, Beverly Miller, Alfred Enlow, Joanell Lucas. STANDING: Clara Bartlett, La Dayle Lamb, Gale Booi, Curtis Musgrave, James Hudson, James Stambaugh, Stephen Campbell, Bobby Kerr, Carl Carmichael, Michael Preston, Johnny Martin, Connie Seibert. ABSENT FROM PICT URE1 Grace Wood and Robert Corby. This Page Compliments of MACKSVILLE ENTERPRISE Macksville, Kansas SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie U'Connor, Anita Kerr, Michael Johnson, Ronald Bailey, Robert Swartz, Robert Suiter, Craig Vaile, Rodney Satterlee, ST.-ENDING: James Clark, ICWCI PYCSCOU. Cheryl Ulsh, Mike Bilyeu, James Doran, Mary Gibson, Charles Roach, Lyle Parks. ABSENT FROM PICT CRE: Ruth Elledge, Carolyn Keen, Janice Piland, and Loren Parr. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Spencer, David Harman, Laurel Sue Fergus, Rodger DeGarmo, Steve Bowersox, Martha Nixon, Jerold Munz, and Olinda Shepherd. STANDING: Edward Stark, Kenneth Ostrander, Barbara Anderson, Kathleen Paullin, Larry Suiter, Jimmy Carmichael, Beverly I0 Lamb, Jerry Gross, Ronnie Hayes, Verlan Biggs, Rodger Grizzel, Gary Seibert and Richard Vaile, ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Sharon Sewing and Craig I-lelwig. This Page Compliments of LIONS CLUB SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Anderson, Charles Nesbit, Larry Fenwick, Barry Kennedy Mickey Johnson, Nick O'Connor, Carolyn Swartz, Judy Brown, Allan Metsch, and Norma Gartung. STANDING: Nancy Ashworth, Donald Bates, Laurel jo Roach, Charlotte Miller, Lynn Dutton, Danny Suiter, Mrs. Bolton, Deanna Davidson, Tom Harmon, Tim Harmon, Cecelia Corby, Carol Sue Martin, Billy Hudson, Roger Satterlee, David Preston, and Cheryl Smith. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Suzanne Smith and David Burns. , . ,z M. hualhviulhtuv SB rf W BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis DeVore, Terry Cummins, Anita Sewing, Miss Young Qteacherj, Douglas Graebner, Dean Lamb, Esther Hudson, Junior Swartz, Howard Barnes, Ronnie Parker, Johnny Stark, Virginia Swartz FRONT ROW: Jackie Campbell, Tom Parr, Sandra Valle, Alice Biggs, Tommy Monger, Terry Elmore, Lynn Johnson, Stephen Kephart, Donnie Linebahgh, Bonnie Lewis, ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Shirley Suiter. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Gibson, Stephen Fraclc, Dick Preston, Larry Bolton, jimmy Cooper, William Bailey, Gale feibert, Patsy Roberts, Connie Suiter, Patricia Martin. FROBT ROME Ronald Ashworth, Marvin Campbell, Tommy Tucker, Gz1rySlicpherd, Billy Redman, Gordon Reynolds, joe Parr, Douglas Hager, Mary lane Bolton, Carolyn L 'clfe, Cindy Johnson, Laura Kendall, Alma Harman, Mr. Bond, teacher. SEVI TH GRAIN BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Enlow, Joyce Smith, Nancy Lamb, Evelyn Bates, Karen Roberts Tildie Elmore, Coletta Ostrander, Mr. Koehn, teacher, Becky Smith, James Watts, Kenneth Fenwick, Kent Lamb, Doral Fergus, Wayne Johnson, Gary Keen. FRONT ROW: Ernie Brown, Dale Hardesty. BOOSTERS St. John Larned WEAVER'i5EN FRANKLIN FISHER MUSIC FRICK CLEANERS I COBB ELECTRIC SERVICE 56 64171 en fa ry .fgcllil fifiej . ,, Ah .ap im .e 1 S Third-grade reading Class First--grade reading Class Second-grade arithmetic class Fourth-grade reading clas s 'WI' Fitth grade art class Q53 This page Compliments of MR. and MRS, ARLIF HOOYER Macksville and ST. JOHN NEWS, 5t. John N eUel'ltA gfade lgeaabng Cyan This page compliments of GALLIART MOTOR COMPANY Pratt, Kansas BOOSTERS GAMBLER DEALER STORE and WILLIAMS SPORTING GOODS Larned, Kansas SEQQQHEBBY .SMA Qmle 5 l9Q!6l7g G55 4: Bla! gift Je SZAOJ MEM! gCl.5LQ!6Cl! j 3611715 QPCLCIQ 3400! BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Campbell, Tommy Tucker, Scott Bailey, Larry Bolton, Dick Preston, Gale Seibert, Douglas Graebner, Junior Swartz and Coach Leroy Neelly. FRONT ROW: Ronald Ashworth, Joe Parr, Gary Gibson, Stephen Frack, Terry Cummins, Dennis De Vore, Gordon Reynolds, and Stephen Kephart. This page corripliments of RAY E. PEAK'S FLOOR CARPETING AND MULLINS FURNITURE INC. Larned, Kansas BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Leroy Net-lly, Steve Bond, Ralph Parker, Dean Barnes, Wayne Spencer, Clyde Bated, Jr., and Kenneth Fenwick, FRONT ROW: Ralph Metsch, Kent Lamb, Galen Fisher, Gerald Prescott, Darwin Guy, and Richard Ashworth. unior A494 C0045 ' . aniford 7 X. 4-11-7 .Qs X' Courtesy Of POP'S AND INIOINVS and FRED AND SON Above, Left to Right: Mrs. Louis Hawk, Mr. Louis Hawk, and Mrs, Jack Gross. The cooks have done a wonderful job during the past te rm in keeping the students well-fed. In the editors' opinions, they are tops with pots. Below: Mr. Victor Stambaugh Qrightj with his brush and broom keeps the elementary- school rooms clean and sparkling. Mr, Ray Johnson fleftj keeps the high-school building Clean. They are in the groove with every nfiove, 7 'M f f C 'X Y vzuzaooxs f if A A ' , . . . . U era 23 th 'Wi' 1 ' ' X ' ff! f , f 6 Qu ,X ,. , 4 ' , 1, ' . 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