Mankato High School - Cougar Yearbook (Mankato, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1951 volume:

Charles Barney Director 2 Clarence Smith Treasurer Left to right: Cecelia Bunch, Photographer; Cogie Dillman, Photographer; Jo Anne McElroy, Business Manager; Charlotte Lichty, Assistant Editor; Mary Holmes, Editor; Barbara Niohols, Art; Rose Broyles, Photographer; Ilaree Groves, Class Editor Left to right: Duane Wiley, Sports; Jerold Everson, Sports; Jo Ann Crouch, Class Editor; Jordan Olson, Advertising; Garold Badger, Advertising; Miss Masters, Sponsor; Rose Zadina, Photographer; Bonnie Guffin, Photographer, Betty Hancock, Typist Not Picturedr Jack Blair, Photographer; Jack Bradrick, Sports 3 Miss Edna Masters English Mr. Gordon Rasberry Science, Asst. Coach Miss Adelaide Regnier Mathematics Miss Helen Crews Mr. Bill Tickel Mrs. Phyllis Duell Commercial department Coach, American History Home Economics 4 of w. M. s. Miss Faryl McDill Secretary Mr. Don McGuire Music Miss Rachel Bales Government, Citizenship Library Mr. Darwin Householder Mrs. Audrey Gibson Vocational Agriculture Seventh Grade Mr. Del Martin Eighth Grade 5 CU icerS SENIORS Jack Blair------------Vioe President Rose Broyles--------Sec. and Treas. Edgar Joe Warner-----------President SOPHOMORES Marvin McDill- Phil Shackleton- Butch Hayes- Gerry Everson- Freeda Healey- Jeanie Graham- JUNIORS -Vice President -President -Sec. and Treas. -President -Sec. and Treas. —Vice President .? VS FRESHMEN Nancy Hayes----------------President Gary Boston---------Sec. and Treas. Roger Murray---------Vice President Coleen Nelson---------------Reporter e Rose Marie Zadina Favorite Song: Tripoli. Secret Ambition: To travel. Clarabelle Vader Favorite Song: “Old Piano Roll Blues. Secret Ambition: To be a teacher. •Seniors Don Megill Favorite Song: Blue Skies Secret Ambition: To be a minister. Shirley Ann Mason Favorite Song: Bonaparte Retreat. Secret Ambition: To be a crime reporter. Anne L. Shackleton Favorite Song: Cherry Stones. Secret Ambition: To get married. Murray Folsom Favorite Song: Black Magic. Secret Ambition: To be an effic- iency expert. I e Jo Ann Crouch Favorite Song: Maybe It's Because. Secret Ambition: To be an Air Host- ess. Ilaree Ann Groves Favorite Song: I Love You a Bushel and a Peck. Secret Ambition: To own a dude ranch. Seniors Garold Badger Favorite Song: Blue Skirt Waltz. Secret Ambition: To be a test pilot. Betty Hancock Favorite Song: Dear Hearts and Gentle People. Secret Ambition: To be Manager of a Telephone Office. Mary Holmes Favorite Song: My Foolish Heart. Secret Ambition: To be a great dram- atic Actress. Jack Blair Favorite Song: Simple Melody. Secret Ambition: To graduate. 9 Jerald Everson Favorite Song: Feudin and Fightin. Secret Ambition: To have a Repub- lican in the White House. Duane Wiley- Favorite Song: Signed, Sealed, and Delivered. Secret Ambition: To be a State Farmer. s eniors Don Freeman Favorite Song: “Broken Down Merry- Go-Round. Secret Ambition: To own a five acre farm. Barbara A. Nichols Favorite Song: Our Very Own. Secret Ambition: To be a Doctor. Ila Selvage Favorite Song: Mona Lisa.” Secret Ambition: To own a 1951 Cadillac. Jordan Olson Favorite Song: You Call Everybody Darling. Secret Ambition: To invent a new car. 10 Cogie A. Dillman Favorite Song: Roses. Secret Ambition: To be a Psycholog- ist. Rose M. Broyles Favorite Song: Can Anyone Explain? Secret Ambition: To be an FBI Woman. Cecelia Bunch Favorite Song: I Love You Because. Secret Ambition: To be a Singer with a Dance Band. Edgar Joe Warner Favorite Song: Blue Moon. Secret Ambition: To have a Dance Band. Jack Bradrick Favorite Song: Temptation Secret Ambition: To be an All Amer- ican Basketball Player. Joan McElroy Favorite S0ng: I'll Never be Free, Secret Ambition: To be a Stenographer for a big firm. 'emor5 E varna e Mona smith Favorite Song: Your My Everything. Secret Ambition: To be a School Teacher. Bonnie Guffin Favorite Song: Harbor Lights. Secret Ambition: To do Secretarial Work, SeniorJ Dean Leonard Favorite Song: Secret Ambition: “Good Night Irene. To be an all Amer- ican Football Player. Wayne Hedden Favorite Song: “Third Man Theme. Secret Ambition: To be a Pilot. Murray Smith Favorite Song: “Mule Train. Secret Ambition: To go to Korea. 12 Class Motto: We have just reached the foothills; the mountains are in the distance. Shirley Wilsman, Teresa Waugh, Rosa Lee Proctor, Connie Dart. Second Row: Letha Modlin, Carolyn Kelly, Norma Hough- taling, Butch Hayes, Norma Mog, Charlotte Lichty, Gerald Carpenter, Gerry Howard. Back Row: Carrol Modlin, Marvin McDill, Phil Schack- leton, Ferris Chilcott, Bob Murphy, Sam Wagner. Not pictured: Gerald Sanders, 13 Front Row: Joe Varner, Gary Everson, Pauline Thomp- son, Lois Groves, Carroll Thronson, John __ Caylor. Second Row: Merlin Hancock, Gwendeen Merritt, Richard Hedstrom, Nancy Teeple, Anita Siemon, Willis Mog, Irma Simmons. Back Row: ,Orwl(JrCo Lula Hancock, Darlene Owens, Jeanie Graham, Janice Howard. A r Front Row: Ruth O'Hara, Melvin Zade, Ray Outler, Freda Healey, Betty Gilliam, Pat Green, Bob Boyd. Second Row: Jerry Vader, Leonard Johnson, Duane Jack- son, Janice Platt, Gwen Blair, Pat Hayes, John Russel, Back Row: Grover Rohla, Carl Simmons, Wesley Hedden, Oris Thompson, Jackie Matousek, Bobbie 1{ ::fcj --L Parsons. 14 ■BK UJUJ 0:1x1 Jredli men Front Row: Joyce MeElroy, Verla Graham, Dale Munro Gwen Case, Marjorie Scarrow, Eileen Nel- son, Victor Metz, Shirley Vader, Roger Murray, Second Row: Coleen Nelson, Nancy Hayes, Gary Boston, Phyllis Shoemaker, Gaye Sanders, Kathleen Wiley, Charlotte Axelson, Robert Kelly, Harold McCaraaon. Back Row: Jim Platt, Dwight Underwood, Dwayne Nich- ols, William Carter, Wilber Claycamp, Stephen Ahrens, Everett Frahm, Jerry Seirer, Harold Bennett. d ujlith Cjrade Front Row: Barbara Case, Vernon Thronson, Norman Mason, Larry Peterson, Marilyn Frost, Alma McDill, Lyle Olena, Max Proctor. Second Row: Vonda Merritt, Cogie Peugh, Dick Boyd, Marie Hoyt, Leo Zadina, Melba Voss, J. W, Healv. Emil Rohla. Back Row: Gloria Beam, Carolyn Stone, Herbert Tat- ley, Darrell Warner, Dean Hoyt, Elaine Frahm. Not pictured: Melvyn Hancock, Joan Gar- lock, Billie Endsley. Front Row: Gene Ahrens, Beulah Hancock, Shirley Briggs, Buddy Trubey, Fred Modlin, Cal- vin Huntsinger, Patricia Geraghty, Emma Jean Frink, Shirley Hodges, Kenneth Voss, Dennis Basart. Second Row: Lloyd Scarrow, Lillian Carter, Barbara Hancock, Walter Guffin, Warren Underwood, Bud Welchel, Sandra Guffin, Charlotte Frahm, Faye Munro. u 'U til even Back Row: Peggy Malsbury, Darlene Warner, Shirley Hancock, LaVaughn Balair, Dennis Berg, Paul Wagner, Ronnie Hanson, Suzette Standerwick, Cheryl Hodges. Not pictured: John Murray 16 . =s, hots nS na Studying??? Pepsodent smiles at the pep rally. Our janitor, Mr. Axtell Future Einsteins. Just before practice. Our pep club. Rose holds tne dummy. Smile pretty. Just, before school. Cute pose. 1. 2. (% 1C Mr. Householder, Sponsor; Duane Wiley, Reporter; Don Freeman, Vice President; Garold Badger, President; Gerald Car- penter, Secretary; Jordan Olson, Treasurer; Richard Hedstrom, Sentinel. Offi icerA Student (Council rir I BBl Front Row: Gary Everson, Melvin Zade, Leonard John- son, Norman Myers, Jerry Vader, Marvin McDill, Gerald Carpenter, 3ob Murphy, James Matousek, Ferris Chilcott, Jack Blair, Jerold Everson, Mr. Householder. Second Row: John Caylor, Richard Hedstrom, Willis Mog, John Russell, Grover Rohla, Harold Steele, Duane Wiley, Murray Smith, Garold Badger, Don Frogman. Dwayne Nichols. Back Row: Bobby Parsons, Carroll Thronson, Oris Thompson, Robert Kelly, Harold McCammon, Stephen Ahrens, Jack Bradrick, Everret Frahm. Dwight Underwood, Wilbur Claycamp Roger Murray. Front Row: Bob Boyd, Butch Hayes, Murray Folsom. Don Megill, Dean Leonard, Gary Howard, Mr. Tickel. Second Row: Sam Wagner, Edgar Joe Warner, Jim Platt, Jerry Seirer, Carl Simmons, Wesley Hedden, Dale Munro, Bill Carter. Third Row: Gary Boston, Gerald Sanders, Wayne Hedden, Duane Jackson, Ray Outler, Joe Warner, Victor Metz, Harold Bennett. JC aT Sitting: Norma Jean Houghtaling, Jackie Mat- ousek, Jo Ann Crouch, Betty Hancock, Shirely Wilsman, Bonnie Hodges, Miss Reenier, Mrs. Duell. ette Back Row: Barbara Nichols, Cecelia Bunch, Cogie Dillman, Rose Broyles, Ilaree Groves, Verla Graham, Mary Holmes, Ruth O'Hara, Pat Green. 21 fe . Front Row: Gwen Case, Coleen Nelson, Joyce McElroy Barbara Nichols, Rose Broyles, Cogie Dillman, Cecelia Bunch, Betty Hancock, Mary Holmes. Second Row: Verla Graham, Ilaree Groves, Jo Ann Grouch, Jean LaDow, Shirley Vader, Eileen Nelson, Gaye Sanders, Nancy Hayes, Phyl- lis Shoemaker, Bonnie Guffin. Back How: Shirley Mason, Clarabelle Vader, Rose Marie Zadina, Anne Shackleton, Connie Dart, Kathleen Wiley, Marjorie Scarrow. Evamae Monasmith, Charlotte Axelson, r Front Row: Ruth O'Hara, Janice Howard, Jackie Matou- sek, Pauline Thompson, Betty Gilliam, Lois Groves, Charlotte Lichty, Norma Mog. Second Row: Teresa Waugh, Shirley Wilsman, Gwendeen Merritt, Anita Seamon, Nancy Teeple, Freda Lou Healey, Patricia Green, Lois Claycamp, Norma Houghtaling, Carolyn Kelly. Back Row: Irma Simmons, Rosa Lee Proctor, Bonnie Hodges, Darlene Owen, Lula Hancock, Jeanie Graham, Gwen Blair, Patricia Hayes, Claudene Hansen, Letha Modlin Garst, Carrol Modlin. 22 ■I Front Row: Darlene Owens, Lula Hancock, Gwen Blair, Jennie Graham, Pauline Thompson, Jackie Matousek, Jsnice Howard, Charlotte Lichty, Norma Mog. Second Row: Pat Hayes, Teresa Waugh, Shirley Wilsman, Anita Seirrvi, Rosa Lee Proctor, Lois Groves. Betty Gilliam, Carolyn Kelly. Back Row: Freda Lou Healey, Gwen Merritt, Nancy Teeple, Connie Dart, Bonnie Hodges, Pat Green, Janice Platt, Ruth O'Hara. C oucjaretteS ■ Cheerleaders: Head Cheerleader, Rose Broyles Assistants, Cogie Dillman Betty Hancock Front Row: Mary Holmes, Joyce McElroy, Coleen Nelson, Charlotte Axelson, Gaye Sanders, Nancy Hayes. Phyllis Shoemaker, Gwen Case, Verla Graham. Second how: Barbara Nichols, Cecelia Bunch, Ila Selvage, Bonnie Guffin, Ilaree Groves. 23 Front Row: Rose Marie Zadina, Shirley Mason, Pauline Thompson, Pat Green, Jackie Matousek, Janice Howard, Ruth O'Hara, Betty Gill- iam, Irma Simmons, Lois Groves, Lois Groves. Second Row: Anita Seimon, Nancy Teeple, Freda Lou Healey, Mary Holmes, Barbara Nichols, Murray Folsom, Don Megill, Dean Leonard, Don Freeman, Gordon Rasberry. Third Row: Janice Platt, Jeanie Graham, Pat Hayes, Gwen Blair, Jerry Vader, Oris Thompson, Grover Rohla, Ray Outler, Wes Hedden. Back Row: Melvin Zade, Leonard Johnson, John Russell, Gerald Sanders, Carl Simmons, Bob Boyd, Duane Jackson, Wayne Hedden. j Axelson, Verla Graham, Gwen Case, Joyce McElroy, Nancy Hayes, Gaye Sanders. nddfl:,1 Second Row: Harold Bennett, Victor Metz, Bill Carter, Jerry Seirer, Eileen Nelson, Kathleen Wiley, Marjorie Scarrow, Phyllis Shoemaker. Third Row: Butch Hayes, Sam Wagner, Gerry Howard, Dwayne Nichols, Roger Murray. Back Row: Dale Munro, Garry Boston, Wilbur Clay- camp, Jim Platt, Steve Ahrens, Everett Frahm, Dwight Underwood. 24 Cheerleaders! Elaine Frahm, Charlotte Frahrn, Carolyn Stone. Front. Row: Sandra Guffin, Marilyn Frost, Coie Peugh, Suzette Standerwick, Lillian Carter, Patricia Geraghty, Peggy Malsbury, Shirley Briggs, Emma Jean Frink, Shirley Hancock, LaVaughn Blair. Back Row: Vonda Merritt, Melba Voss, Alma McDill, Faye Munro, Darlene Warner, Barbara Hancock, Barbara Case, Gloria Beam, Marie Hoyt, Cheryl Hodges, Joan Garlock. 25 tl and v it 'f: -Saa. Majorettes: Shirley Wilsman, Anita Sei- mon, Pat Hayes, Bonnie hodges. Front Row: Barbara Case, Sherry Sanbum, Charlene Ramey, Teresa Waugh, Charlotte Lichty, Marilyn Frost, Gwen Merritt, Claudene Hanson, Butch Hayes, Gwen Case, Elaine Frahm, Vonda Merritt, Emma Jean Frink, Mary Jane O’Neil, Carolyn Stone, Car- olyn Kelly, Marjorie Scarrow, LaVaughn Blair. Second Row: Bob Murphy, Cecelia Bunch, Rose Broyles, Cogie Peugh, Nancy Teeple, Joan McElroy, Gloria Beam, Cogie Dillman, Verla Graham, Kathleen Nichols, Norman Mason, Frances Boyd, Sheryl Hodges, Sandra Guffin, Duane Jackson. Third Row: Pat Green, Sam Wagner, Gary Howard, Gwen Blair, Charlotte Frahm, Linda Metz, Sharon Ahrens, Kroyla Ball Jeanie Graham, Eddie Beardmore, Gilford Mahaffy, Lloyd Scarrow, John Russel, Wesley Hedden. Back Row: Bob Kelly, Edgar Warner, Joyce McElroy, Barbara Nichols, Charlotte Axelson, Janice Howard, Dwayne Nichols, Drum Major-Betty Hancock, Larry Peterson, Billy Peugh, Gerald Carpenter, Ray Outler, Paul Wag- ner, Nancy Hayes, Richard Hedstrom. The M.H.S. Band, under the direction of Donald McGuire, has 65 members. In the fall the band made two trips, to the Topeka Free Fair and the Hay's Home- coming Game. During football season the marching band practiced 3 days a week and gave marching exhibitions at the half of home games. The outstanding event of the year was the Christmas Concert given December 21, 1950. The band conducted a series of concerts throughout the year; during the winter they also played at the home basketball games. The band participated in the Comity Festival given in the spring, March 30 and 31, 1951. They also went to the District Festival at Concordia. 28 Bonnie Hodges, Pat Hayes, Anita Seimon, Shirley Wilsman Twirlers Teresa Waugh Piano Ceclia Bunch Trumpet Betty Hancock Drum Major Pat Green Baritone Elaine Frahm Vocal 27 Bob Murphy Trumpet ikitiit Front How: Claudene Hansen, Betty Hancock, Connie Dart, Charlotte Axelson, Joan McElroy, Cecelia Bunch, Nancy Teeple, Pat Green, Rose Broyles, Gwen Case, Nancy Hayes, Verla Graham, Teresa Waugh. Sec.ond Row: Ruth O'Hara, Janice Howard, Gwen Merritt, Charlotte Lichty, Anita Seimon, Cogie Dillman, Shirley Wilsman, Rosa Lee Proctor, Joyce McElroy, Pat Hayes, Darlene Owens, Lula Hancock, Evamae Monasmith, Mary Holmes, Carrol Modlin. Back Row: Barbara Nichols, Gwen Blair, Bonnie Hodges, Norma Jean Houghtaling, Carolyn Kelly, Letha Modlin, Ila Selvage, Janice Platt, Freda Lou Healey, Pauline Thompson, Jackie Matousek, Jesnie Graham, Lois Claycamp, The Girls Glee Club pictured here met two periods a week, alternating days. The chorus consisting of 42 girls, sang at several occasions through out the year, including the Christmas Program on December 21, the County Festival in the spring, and the District Music Festival at Concordia on March 30 and 31. 26 Hayes-fullback Freeman-left half Megill-quarter back Howard-left tackle Olson-left end Boyd-right end Not pictured: Jack Blair, Bill Carter, Robert Kelly, Jerry Seirer, Roger Murray, Victor Metz, Everson-left tackle Wiley-left guard Smith-left tackle Concordia Catholic Concordia Lincoln Washington Lebanon Smith Center Belleville Downs 21 Mankato 52 zu it 7 20 n 13 28 a 13 0 a 0 0 0 20 13 a 25 6 n 13 Coach Bill Tickle Front Row: Marvin McDill, Gerry Boston, Gerry Howard, Harold McCammon, Don Freeman, Garold Badgar, Jordan Olson, Jerold Everson, Murray Smith, Gerald Carpenter. Back Row: Burehard Hayes, Duane Wiley, Don Megill, Dean Leonard, Bill Tickel, Jack Bradrick, Phil Shackleton. Ferris Chilcott, Harold Steele, Bob Boyd. 31 m EasLdJl First Team Front Row: Murray Folsom, Jack Bradrick, Butch Hayes. | Back Row: Don Freeman, Edgar Joe Warner, Don Megill, Coach Tickel. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE MHS Courtland....40 64 Glen Elder...53 56 Belleville... 59 64 Beloit.......61 55 Lebanon......49 59 Smith Center.51 73 Lincoln......47 64 Glen Elder...41 45 Superior.....25 51 Belleville...48 68 Lebanon......47 55 Concordia....57 55 Courtland....43 54 Beloit.......46 50 When this page went to press the Cougars had two games yet to play this season. The 1950-51 Cougar Basketball Team compiled the best won-lost record of any Mankato Basketball Team since 1944. Their season's record stands at 11 won and 3 lost. Jack Bradrick, team captain, led the team in scoring with a 14 point game average. The other Cougars that were equally responsible for the team's victories were: Don Megill, Joe Warner, Murray Folsom, Don Freeman, Jordan Olson, and Butch Hayes. 33 Front Row: K. Voss, B. Truby, R. Hanson, F. Modlin, J. Murray, B. Welohel. Back Row: P. Wagner, D. Berg, L. Scarrow, M. Proctor, N. Mason, J.W. Healy, W. Guffin, W. Underwood. 34 FOR WHOM THE TELEPHONE RINGS Cogie Dillican, Bonnie Guffin, Betty Hancock, Charlotte Lichty. Back Row: Duane Wiley, Garold Badger. 35 SENIOR PLAY HOUSE FOR SALE-HAUNTED Second Row: Bonnie Guffin, Betty Hancock, Cecelia Bunch. 2), Third Row: Murray Smith, dramatic A Jerald Everson, Murray Folsom, Dean Leonard, Wayne Hedden. JUNIOR PLAY REST ASSURED Back Row: Ferris Chilcott, Butch Hayes, Phil Shackleton, Windy Carpenter, James Matousek. Sam Wagner, Gerry Howard, Marvin McDill. 36 t- 6. 11. M.H.S. Pin-up girl. Farmer Boy. Characters from the pep assembly. They never get enough to eat. At last they are wed. Not lazy—just resting. Those Cowboy Singers. Pat poses. Lois burns the mid night oil. Teen-age Dance. Edgar Joe, French- horn soloist. 37 The 1951 Seniors began their school careers 12 years ago when Murray Folsom, Dean Leonard, Cogie Dillman, Murray omith, Edgar Joe Warner, Barbara Nichols, Mary Holmes, Betty Hancock, Dorothy Carter, and Joan McElroy enrolled in the first grade in the Mankato Grade School. In the following years of grade school we were joined by Bonnie Guffin, Jordan Olson, Joe Platt, Wayne Hedden, Cecelia Bunch, and Ila Selvage. Coming to the high school building for Junior High we were joined by Rose Broyles, Jack Bradrick, Don Freeman, Rose Zadina, Jack Blair, and Don Megill. Some of the important events of our Junior High days were our basketball team's taking first in the County Tournament, our 3-1 act plays, and our sneak trip to Topeka in May. New members to our class as Freshmen were Garold Badger, Jerald Everson, Ilaree Groves, JoAnn Crouch, Evamae Monasmith, Clarabelle Vader and Duane Wiley. After our initiation when we pushed pennies across the gym floor with our noses, wore our clothes wrong side out, carried dolls, and wore signs, we became full fledged members of Mankato High School. No new members joined until our Junior year where we gained Anne Shackleton and Shirley Mason and lost Dorothy Carter. Beginning our Senior year we gained no new students, but lost Joe Platt. During our Senior year many members of our class held positions of leadership in the organizati ns of Mankato High School. This is the day we have longed for. The climax of twelve long years, The day each eager senior In a cap and gown appears. As our diplomas are handed us And hand shakes are our good bye We'll clear the halls of M.H.S. With one last parting sigh. Then we look into the future To what is held in store We'll start a new and different life When we pass through the door. Class of 51 Holds Reunion Special to Jewell County Record by Mary Holmes, Associated Press Reporter for the New York Times. Edgar Joe Warner, President of the Class of '51, was host to his class at his estate on Kaiioolawe Island, invited his classmates to his home for a reunion at the time of the Annual Pineapple Festival. Arriving on an ocean liner were the following people; Barbara Nichols, now head nurse of the Asbuxy Hospital in’ Salina Kansas: Ilaree Groves, California Rodeo Queen and own- er of a palomino ranch; Captain Don Freeman of the United States Army on leave from his base at Honululu; Don Megill youngest President in U. S. history, arrived with Wayne Hedden, his secret service man and Bonnie Guffin, his private secretary. Rose Marie Zadina and Shirley Mason,- nurses in the New York Polio Clinic for Children; Duane Wiley, head of the Kansas State Agricultural Department; Joan McElroy, Sam Spade's private secretary and assistant investigator. A T.W.A. Airliner which landed on Edgar Joe's front lawn brought its hostess, JoAnn Crouch; and Betty Hancock, a Holly- wood dress designer for the M.G.M. studios; Jack Blair, head track coach at the University of Kans-s; Jack Bradrick, owner and auctioneer of the Mankato Sales Company now one of the largest in the United States. Cecelia Bunch Reystead, Cogie Dillman Bradrick, and Murray Smith who recently returned to the United States from Paris where the National Guards are stationed, were also among the passengers. A few hours later another plane arrived bringing Clara- belle Vader, Commerce teacher at Washburn State College in Washburn, Minnesota; Evamae Monasmith a house wife from Albany, New York; Dean Leonard, football coach of Salina High School; Ann Shackleton, a Comptometer operator for the Denver Dry Goods Company; Murray Folsom, owner of a Hereford cattle ranch near Durango, Colorado. Ila Selvage, a court reoorter in Reno; Rose Broyles, star of M.G.M.'s latest production in The Ukulele, The Grass Skirt, and the Thing. Garold Badger a test pilot of Jet Airplanes for the Army Air Force. Twenty-seven members of the class were now present, and everyone regreted the absence of two members. Our host sighted a raft approaching the island; by the time it reached the beach the members of the class were there to welcome this strange craft flying a purple and cream flag with a Cougar head on it. 3etty, Rose, and Cogie, the '51 cheerleaders, led the group in 15 rahs for Jerald Everson and Jordan Olson, two world famous bums, who were the occupants of the raft. All twenty-nine members were now present to enjoy a week- end of reminiscing and attend the pineapple festival. Before departing they sang the old school song and the host Edgar Joe Warner presented each of his classmates with a case of pine- apples as they left the island of Kaiioolawe. Senior dctiuitied Jordan Olson Football- -1-2-3-4 Basketball----1-2-3-4 Track--------1-2-3-4 Hi-Y-------------1-2 F.F.A.-----------3-4 Annual Staff-------4 Paper Staff--------4 Duane Wiley Track--------1-2-3-4 F.F.A.-----------3-4 Class Play---------3 Annual Staff-------4 Paper Staff--------4 Football-----------4 One Act Play-------4 Cogie A. Dillman C ougarette s—1—2—3-4 Glee Club——1—2—3-4 Band-----------2-3-4 T-Teens---------1-2 Kayettes--------3—4 Cheerleader-----3-4 Kayette B. Dir.—3-4 Class Officer———1 Y-Teen Cabinet----2 Class Play--------3 Trio--------------3 One Act Play Annual Staff Paper Staff Cecelia Bunch Cougarettes- Glee Club——1—2—3—4 Band-------1-2-3-4 Y-Teens- Trio---- Kayettes--- Class Play- Trumpet Trio- Soloist— --------1-2 --------2-3 --------3-4 Annual Staff---- Paper Staff----- Kayette B. Dir.- Ila Selvage Cougarette Glee Club- Y-Teens Kayettes- -3-4 --2 —4 —4 —U —i. Barbara A. Nichols Cougarettes—1-2-3-4 Glee Club——1—2—3—4 Band—--------1-2-3—4 Y-Teens----------1-2 Kayettes---------3-4 Cougarette Officer-4 Kayette Conference-4 Kayette B. Dir.----4 Paper Staff--------4 Annual Staff-------4 Science Club-------4 Jack Bradrick Football- Basketball- Track- Class Officer-------2 Kays----------------3 F.F.A.--------------4 Annual Staff- Paper Staff Jack Blair Football-----1-2-3-4 Hi-Y--------------1-2 Track---------------3 Kays--------------3 F.F.A.------------4 Annual Staff------4 Paper Staff---------4 Class Officer-------4 JoAnn Crouch Cougarettes----1-2-3 Y-Teens----------1-2 Kayettes---------3-4 Glee Club----------1 Kayette Camp-------3 Kayette B. of Dir.-3 Kayette Officer----4 Annual Staff-------4 Paper Staff--------4 Student Council----4 Jerold Everson Football------- H i-Y— Track- Kays Dean Leonard Football- Track— Kays- Basketball- Hi-Y- Kay B. of Dir.- Boys State------ Kay Officer- Science Club- Class Play--- -1-2-3-4 -1-2-3-4 -------3-4 -------1 -------2 -3 -3 -4 -4 -4 Rose Marie Zadina -1-2-3 —1-2 —1-2 —3-4 Annual Staff--------4 Paper Staff---------4 Science Club--------4 Cougarettes Y-Teens---- Glee Club— Kayettes- of Dir Annual Staff— Paper Staff--- Class Play Ilaree Ann Groves Cougarettes—1-2-3-4 Y-Teens—---------1-2 Kayettes---------3-4 Kayette B. of Dir.-4 lual Staff------4 Paper Staff--------4 Class Play---------4 Joan McElroy Glee Club——1—2—3—4 Cougarettes—1-2-3-4 Band———————1—2—3-4 Y-Teens----------1-2 Kayettes ——------3—4 Annual-------------4 Paper Staff--------4 Murray Folsom Basketball--1-2-3-4 Track-------1-2-3-4 Band——-------1-2- 3-4 Hi-Y-------------1-2 Kays------ ■ -3-4 Class Play------3-4 Football-----------1 Student Council——3 Boys State---------3 Class Officer------3 Kay B. Dir.—-------3 Kay Officer Science Club- Betty Hancock Band- Glee Clut Cougarettes—1-2-3-4 Y-Teens----------1-2 Kayettes---------3-4 Kayette B. Dir.----3 Class Play-------3-4 Girls State--------3 Kayette Camp-------3 Kayette Officer----4 Kayette Conference-4 Annual Staff-------4 Paper Staff--------4 Cheerleader--------4 Drum Major---------4 One Act Play-------4 Murray Smith Track- Hl-Y- Class Play- Basketball' Kays Kay B. of Dir.- Football------------4 F.F.A.--------------4 Garold Badger Football. Track- F.F.A.- Hi-Y- Class Officer Annual Staff- Paper Staff- F.F.A. Officer. Student Council- One Act Play- Clarabelle Vader Y-Teens- Kayettes---- Girls State- Kayette Conference-4 Class Play----------4 Anne L. Shackleton Glee Club--- Kayettes---- G.A.A.------ Sextete----- -1-2 -3-4 ---1 Rose M. Broyles C ouga rette s—1-2-3-4 Class Off.---1-2-3-4 Band---------1-2-3-4 Glee Club----1-2-3-4 Y-Teens----------1_2 Kayettes---------3.4 Kayette B. Dir.—3-4 Cheerleader------3-4 Y-Teen Cabinet-----2 One Act Play-------3 Trio---------------3 Glee Cxub Off. Annual Staff Paper Staff. Class Play- Shirley Ann Mason Glee Clu' Kayettes- Class Play- Tigerettes. Class Officer- Cougarettes Science Club— Evamae Monasmith Glee Club— Senior IctivitieS Cougarettes- -1-3-4 ----1-2 Y-Teens---------1-2 Kayettes--------3-4 Class Play--------3 Bonnie Guffin Glee Club----1-2-3-4 Y-Teens----------1-2 Kayettes---------3-4 Class Play-------3-4 Cougarettes--------4 Annual Staff-------4 Paper Staff--------4 One Act Play-------4 Don Freeman Football- -1-2-3-4 Class Play----------3 Cougarettes-- ———3 Basketball---1-2-3-4 Track--------1-2-3-4 Hl-Y-------------1-2 FFA Officer------3-4 FFA--------------3-4 Student Council----3 Science Club-------4 Science Club Off.—4 Don Megill Basketball Track------ 1-2-3-4 -1-2-3-4 Football------2-3-4 S. Council----1-2-4 Hi-Y------------1-2 Class Officer---1-2 Kays------------3-4 Class Play------3-4 Boys State--------3 Kay B. of Dir.------3 Kay Officer---------4 Science Club--------4 Mary Holmes Cougarettes—1-2-3-4 Glee Club------2-3-4 Y-Teens----------1-2 Kayettes---------3-4 Kayette B. Dir.—3-4 Cougarette Off.—3-4 Annual Staff-------3-4 Class Play---------3 Paper Staff- Kayette Conference-4 Science Club-------4 Science Club Off.—4 Edgar Joe Warner Band- -----1-2-3-4 Basketball— 1-2-3-4 Track--------1-2-3-4 Kays------------.3-4 Football-----------1 Hl-Y---------------2 Kay Officer——-----3 Class Officer------4 Student Council---4 Science Club-------4 Class Play---------4 Wayne Hedden Kays- Hi-Y- Class Play- -3-4 ---2 Science Club— -4 41 CL, WJt We, the seniors of 1951 being of sound mind and body and being about ready to he graduated from this school in which we have been engaged for the last twelve or more years, wish to bestow upon our fellow students a few of our many prized possessions as follows. To the juniors we leave our seats on the west side of the study hall. To the sophomores the physical endurance and mental ingenuity for a successful play and banquet next year. To the freshmen a few cases of Hadacol for better tomorrows. I, Garold Badger, will my wavy hair to Jerry Seirer. I, Jack Blair, will my position on the track team to Dwight Underwood. I, Jerald Everson, will my ability to pull jokes in Vo- cational Ag. to Marvin Mcdill. I, Jordan Olson, will my history book to Bob Murphy; this book, only slightly used, is in good condition. I, Don Freeman, will my good behavier to Bob Boyd. I, Bonnie Guffin, will my dimples to Ruth O'Hara. I, Mary Holmes, will my long hair to Pauline Thompson. I, Betty Hancock, will my whistle and baton to next years drum major whoever she may be. I, Ila Selvage, will my false teeth to Joyce McElroy; may she use them to her best ability if needed. I, Jack Bradrick, will my innocence to Ferris Chilcott. I, Edgar Joe Warner, will my position on the basketball team to Sam Wagner. I, Murray Folsom, will my height to Harold Bennett. I, Don Megili, will my ability to get on the honor roIT to Willis Mog. I, Rose Marie Zadina, will my Ouija board, used in the senior play to Dennis Berg; it is excellent for answering ouestions. I, Clarabelle Vader, will my shorthand book to Bonnie Hodges I, Shirley Mason, will the gestures to Harold Steele. I, Jo Ann Crouch, will my interest in Texidea Americana to Coleen Nelson. (In case you are wondering, the words mean Badgers.) I, Ilaree Groves, will my jeep to Pat Hayes, so she won't have to walk to school. I, Anne Shackleton, will my ways with the Superior boys to Darlene Owen. I, Duane Wiley, will my ability to talk back to Mr. House- holder to James Matousek, may you use to your best advantage. I, Wayne Hedden, will my quietness to Bobby Parsons. I, Dean Leonard, will my position and captian of the football team to Gerry Howard, make good use of it. I, Murray Smith, will my habit of being late to'school to Butch Hayes. I, Barbara Nichols, will my interest in Burr Oak to Eileen Nelson. I, Evamae Monasmith, will the extra figure that was given to me by Opal last year to her sister, Lois Groves, to keep it in the family. I� R°se Broyles, will the traditional book of How to get a Man and Keep Him , to Connie Dart. I� McElroy, will my ability to get good grade in history to anyone who can find out how. I, Cogie Dillman, will my A's in Glee Club to Verla Graham. I, Cecelia Bunch, will my ability to get along with Mr. McGuire to Gwen Blair. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal this second day of February in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred fifty-one. WITNESSESS: SIGNED: c d oodterd Buck Roberts Tom’s Toasted Peanuts Phone 465 Tom’s Sandwiches Candies Hills Construction Co. W.G. Hills-V.A. Hills- R.W. Long Earthwork-Soil Conservation Practices Phone 157 Makatc, Kansas Rafferty's Sinclair Service Station Phone 9 Annex Cafe-Phone 46 Maxine Ella Rae West Side Service Station D-X gas oil Phone 87-A.R. Reystead Hundreds of Gasolines but only one D-X Mankato Grain Company Mankato, Kansas Wilfred Rupert Q. V. feeds Phone 109 Good Luck Greatest Success to the Class of ’51. Sinclair Refining Co. K. L. Vernon, Agent Phone 484- Do rothy D. Allen M.D. General Practice Class of 1895 Phone 42 W. R. Hooker Garage Plymouth Dodge Allis Chalmers Phone 417-Mankato Ks. R. J. Fulton-Auctioneer Real Estate Farm Loans Phone 317 Mankato Green house Flowers for All Occasions J.E. Vivian Moon Phone 364 Mankato, Kansas Standard Oil Comnany Wayne Blaylock, Agent Phone 336 Dillon's Grocery Market Dr. P.M. Hill, Dentist Congratulations to the Class of '51 Correll Hotel Congratulations to the Class of '51 Helen's Beauty 8 hop Best Wishes to '51 Class Meade Beardmore Motor Co. Buick-Pontiac-G.M.C. Mankato McCarthy Hardware Co. Jewell County's Oldest Store The Place You Like to Trade Jewell County Implement Co. John Deere Sales Service E. L. Chilcott, Owner Phone 27 Dr. E. C. Johnson Veternarian Phone 267 «3 L B Electric Sell tV 6 best service the rest Loomis Broyles Jewell County Record Phone 26 F. W. Boyd Jr., Editor Mankato Lumber Co. Building Material, Paint Coal O.D. Vance, Manager Mankato, Kansas Seymour Packing Co. Station Hatchery Phone 57 Mankato Hatchery S.S. Case Mgr. Quality baby chicks Sur-gain feeds Phone 92 Mankato Flying Service Charter, Student Instructing, Spraying Municipal Airport Phone 53J1 Marion Melton Hedden Sleepy Hollow Cabins Gas, Oil, Groceries, Pop Ice Cream Phone 155 Frank Ruth Dugger Conoco Oil Gas Super Motor Oil-N-tane Gas Tank Wagon Service C. L. Black Phone 255 or 409 North Side Auto Service New Used Parts Gene Outler Phone 280 Mankato Power Light Co. Waugh's Motor Implement Co. Farmall Tractors Oldsmobile Cars Portraits by Betty Mable Metz's Beauty Shop Kiers I.G.A. Store Jones Variety Ben Franklin Phone 10 Wagner Drug Store Bennet Grocery Market Phone 222 E. M. Tyler Jewelry J. C. Penny Co. Inc. The Home of Value Clarence Smith Kissinger Real Estate Insurance Well Done In Fifty One Bernice Frank The First National Bank Mankato, Kansas The Oldest Bank in Jewell County (boosters A.R. Guy Service Station Tank Wagon Service Dixie gas oils Phone 34-9 Taylor Implement Company Tractors, Combines Implements Mankato, Kansas Mankato Sales Company Sales Every Friday Mankato, Kansas House 194,-Bam 19 Ewings Recreation Parlor Dr. C.H. Gibson Chiropractor Phone 79 Beam Motor Co. E. B. Beam, Prop. Mankato, Kansas Bob's Inn Buckaroo Motel Cabin Camp Modern Cabins Trailer Park Phone 99 - Fred Sforza Bud's 66 Service Lubrication, Washing, Waxing Phone 117 Mankato, Kansas Kramer Furniture Store Phone 29 Halstead Shoe Store Congratulations from John Marie At the Jayhawk Cafe Helm's Home Auto Supply Tires, Batteries, Appliances Smith's Grocery Lockers Home of Hy-Klas Foods Jones Furniture Store Home furnishings G. E. Appliances Suschland Barber Shop Congratulations Class of '51 May Success be Yours Ute Theater Congratulations to the Class of '51 Gambles Hardware, Auto Accessories Home Appliances Clothing K.G. Ball, owner The State Exchange Bank Mankato, Kansas Davis Clothing Store Congratulations Success to You All Newell Harry Dusenberry Style Shop Dresses-Hosiery Blouses-Lingerie in Women's Better Wearing Apparel George Toby Kramer Reager Cafe Conoco Service Phone 18 Mankato Model Cleaners We strive to satisfy Goodwin Forney Phone 177-Mankato Bill Guffin Modem Appliances Furnaces Plumbing Phone 30 L. E. Weltmer Abstracts of Title Mankato, Kansas First National Bank Building fERS Ju -£Z YEARBOOKS THE PACEMAKERS OF QUALITY MYERS AND CO. INC. TOPEKA. KANSAS