Marysville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Marysville, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

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W Effgxsff ,Wy'fMfQ!Wff ggi EE ,gisnfiw 4 Z Wfvffwf Kfsffiikk WM ffwffwd ?71z1.'i:. i 'SQ 3 frfgffffffiff W1 Www M2ffigg,3ffw fx gg: ffffmf L - A WBQWM 1 .- X F Ll PSN X H1553 ilianuh- PROGRESS MARYSVILLE HIGH scnoon MARYSVXLLE, KANSAS Published! by,-the sem: Class 'of 1950 f -4 ' 1 4 ,., new c I4 w ffai 115 ,W ,A N, . . - V ,ui M ' . K - --.W XM -.., S. e , S . ,N fm -1' .nr , -A g n .,' ' Wf ff . QM 3 , M H' fig f 4 N f 0f!'f!'l.,,f5Qg?lv3g.1uM 1,e ja, QFWAS-qL,,f,?'w1f?fi of S- , ,- X V ,. . ,fe jmiw Y 1.1-wgs ., ' 1, . , X, zwthu 'sy-V .AvA 4 ,IL w,,N?,gMgf. K I., W. fr '?'4 a?,',5Nu.' .wh-IM' .K X '- g 5 OUR ALMA MATER Here's to our school, to our own Alma Mater: Here's to her colors, the black and the red. Loyal forever, each son and each daughter Striving upon her true honor to shed. if . vffvf? if S I -1 K - Swlifxg Q ,.L 1 gg: ,fzegy - n A 1155 if 343 f fi e e e Q no 'fl of I . fy' z g .mr riff, f ' Mai 'Ci.iLI'!'.. 2 Jfg-rf-,G The senior class of 1950 wishes to dedicate this annual to LeRoy Conrad in appreciation for his ten years of service at Marysville High School and especially for the many kindnesses he has shown to us during the four years of our high school life. 3 -1'- George B. Griffithspclerkg W. S. Eddy, president, D. E. Wolgast, superintendent of schools' D. A. Sa d ' G. C. , n ers, Eleyg Sanford Tumson. Absent when picture was taken: E. J. Anderson, vice-president' John Mollinger treasurer: Dr. R. K. Ewart. ' ' 'Board Of Education 1 flhkxh 5: :3 1. g ,Q IJAIKSX sf ,fs ,, lllflilllll ag: If ff? UIISSHEBI ff gf, 112 1. . 'IZDJESI ga, .5 f if lllffill 535 G: ff ll- 3 ,,,.5:ff5 'if ff l Many plans and activities go into the making of a school. Back of all, lie the community, the taxpayers, our parents. Our school board forms a representative body elected by the citizens for the purpose of considering and acting upon problems of finance, instruction and many other similar matters. Though often confronted by cri- ticism, they create conditions which are desirable for students, instuctors and taxpayers alike. Keeping always in mind the best interests of education, this group gives unselfishly of their time and provides for the commun- ity a school of which it can justly be proud. Our administrators-D. E. Wolgast, superintendent, and R. F. Rowland, principal-carry out the policies of the board, plan for the welfare of the school, and supervise the classroom and extra-curricular activities. To learn through classroom activities, such as those illustrated on the next page, is the purpose of the school. Our classes are guided by the teachers of today, not those of yesterday nor tomorrow. To build strongly for the future, we have activities ln addition to our classrooms-music, clubs, dramatics, athletics. All these needs for progress we have tried to illustrate in this book. That you may enjoy it now, that in the years to come it will bring happy memories of M. H. S. is the sincere wish of the PROGRESS staft. 4 B00kkeeping Che!-nXSU'y , : ! ' 5 1 'gk-X Q15 Latin I Beginning Typists Experiments In Biology 4' N Homemaking Students studying Stenography I 5 QM D. E. WOLGAST RICHARD F. ROWLAND l 6 B- S-. Ottawa UniVeI'SifY B. S., Tarkio College, Missouri f M. S. University of Kansas Colorado State College 0 5 University of California University of X Colorado College of Educa ion S pe intendent 'firm-rn 0 F jfs YIRDP MARIE M. GRAUER MARYALICE BRAUM University School of Music A- B-- Sterling College Nebraska School of Business M- A- Un1V9fS1tY of Kansas , Secretary English ,. .- -f 1 , ,, IRENE CREAGER B. S., Emporia State Teachers College M. S., Denver University CARYL ANDERSON TOEDTER A. B., University of Kansas Kansas State College Mathematics, Social Science Commerce -.N 5, .1 '- .ff an DONALD F. WILLIAMS B. S., Fort Havs Kansas State GARNET I. HILL A. B., Baker Universitv College M. S., Kansas State College l Fort Hays Kansas State College English, Speech, Dramatics University of Colorado Physiology, Social Science Psychology X fwgloi W f Q ' we-Q 'fu . MRS. R. M. ROBERTSON A. B., University of Kansas Kansas State College Librarian, Study Hall i Wwe, Yi S Q X. i l tx- ii t ' . IL CHESTER M. ARNOTT A. B., College of Emporia Mathematics, Science I .X' 'x X ' r 1 N. I 3 HOMER HANSON JANE LEARY It BRICE DURBIN B. S-, Kansas Smile College A. B., Mount St. Scholastica College B. S., Central Missouri State Physiology, Physical Education, Home Economics, College Psychology, Athletics WHO DBCDVEKE 'I 5 iww- - . WHHT 'S 'Maur Mom BQ 51 'M lx N li- Nfl! I P 'r 1 ' I . sf ? - i LLOYD M. MORDY B. S.. Kansas State College University of Kansas University of Nebraska Wichita University Music Q - kiiizyi.: 5 1 , w ar it Y waging i , 4,3- ELSIE J. OLSON A. B., Ottawa University Kansas Wesleyan University Denver University Commerce 1,015 MgMULLEN FRANK MARTINEZ A. B., Kansas Wesleyan University A- B-y W6Sf9 H State College, M. A. University of Kansas Colorado English, Latin, Journalism Spanish, Biology WINIFRED JOHNSON B. S., Kansas State College B. M. S., University of Tennessee ELSIE BORCK S., Emporia State Teachers College Kansas State College i ' . . ome Economics Denver University Commerce ROBERT H. HILL JAMES L. J ACOBSON B. S., Kansas State College Fort Scott Junior College Vocational Agriculture B. S., Pittsburg Teachers College University of Missouri Industrial Arts 7 . . M. S., University of Missouri Physlcal Education American History, Constitution Athletics Highland University, New Mexico 'Gaz MER JF fm: FUTURE 1,1 ii it t x ' gf! gl'Wi2 Iii i Junior-Senior Prom '49 gl., '- Q U, CETTQNBLDEEUN 4 1 M' M X 1 . aff, X I , K 9, i7Ef?':,.m ' I-.w. m. 7'Z',e K' . ,g Bandstand At Prom , , ' ,X I 'S S , A E L - ,,l 2 , 1 I V 4 2 fm Y Class Sponsors: Martinez, Leary, McMullen, Olson Class Officers: be . Top Row: Richard Talbot, vice-president: Alva vi V Lange, presidentg David Wolff, s. c. R. First Row: 31- 5 elen Anderson, treasurerg Mary Lee Henry, S. C. 3 - gr Louise Bornhorst. secretary. ' -V Seniors Always Obey Rules ling . A 2 pug-qu' , pf Q ol in - ' 31.3 fl.- if Y H S ' is . , fxxvf ' 5' V ' 1 if Twila Mayer ' f 11+ ,, Q jf . . p A wif 'rl' k Y I , ' ,fx igx is 'L y - 1 .1 as ,W Q- 4 f , - ' -gy 4 .fi Slumber Party H! ' 9 .' 9 2 L ff' la., . , C' S ,J l I ,riylf Mawr 5 Once Freshmen, Now Seniors Then Eighth Graders Some Seniors FUR In The SUD ,Z , f X! 4 X X f ,ff if , 6 G 1 f X 1' f J Xff- ,, A CLASS MO'l'1'O ' ff I Knowledge Comes, But Z 2 ' Wisdom Llngers X f ef' X 6 -Z CLASS COLORS ',- 'ZZ Red and White sl -f CLASS FLOWER LA VERN ALLERHEILIGEN La Vern Commercial Kays, 3, 4. RUTH ELAINE ANDERSON Hummy Commercial and College Preparatory Kayettes 1, 2, 3. 45 Girls' Glee Clul 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2. 3, Doz- enettes 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 tTreasurer 43: Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3 Leader 31, Latin Club 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior play. DONALD MARK BAKER llDonl1 Vocational Agriculture Ka s 3 F F A 1 2 3 4 y g ...,,, CReport- er 433 Livestock Judging Team 2, 33 Football 3. Red Roses HELEN ANDERSON usqueakyn Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 CTreasurer 353 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 4. CHARLES L. BACKMAN uchuck.. General Kays 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2. RICHARD LEE BEHRENDS General Kays 2, 3, 43 Football 1: Basket- ball 1g Track 15 Annual Staff. I .OWELL BEKRENS .-Lenyn General Kays 3, 4. PHYLLIS BLOCKER I I Phylll Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3. CAROLE BRADE ucamle.. Commercial Knyettes 1, 2, 3, 4: F- H- A- 1- 2- 3, 4. M ,s 9 E. CARPENTER Il I General K ys 2, X3, 4 tFinance Director 43: amati s Club 3, 43 Thespian ub 3, 4 tVice-President 41, Jun- lor Play, Student Athletic Manager 4, Annual Staff. CHARLES R. COLMAN Charley General Kays 45 Track 1. ELDON DAVIS Eldon G I Kays 3, 4. enera MARILYN BERKLEY RAggien General Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 4 Clwvirler 3, 413 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Dra- matics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff. LOUISE BORNHORST Louise College Preparatory Kayettes 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 43 Thespian Club 3, 4 fl'-'resident 43: Spanish Club 3: F. H. A. 1, 2, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: Class Secretary 43 Annual Staff. DANIEL KELLER BREUNSBACH Danny Vocational Agriculture Kays 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Thespian Club 3, 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 33 Livestock Judging Team 2, 3 tLettered 35, Grain Judging Team 2, 3 tLettered 333 Track 35 Junior Play, Annual Staff. p ff 0 GERALD T. COLLINS : Gerald Vocational Agriculture Kays 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. yr NN H W. DAM alxennyus College Preparatory Kays 2, 3, 4 tMusic Director 31: Hi-Y 1, Boys' Glee Club 3, 43 Mix- ed Chorus 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4 tStudent Council 45, Thespian Club 3, 49 Spanish Club 3 fStudent Council 375 M. Club 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 tLettered 33: Junior Play, Annual Staff. MAXINE DELORES DOWNARD ..Max., Commercial giayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, , 4. NORMA GENE DRINNEN Dimples Home Economics Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. LOREN W. DUEVER Duever Vocational Agriculture Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 iTreasurer 31: Livestock Judging Team', 2, 3 4Lettered 35: Grain Judging Team 2, 3 lLettered 33. MARILYN DWERLKO'l'I'E uMari1ynn Commercial and Home Economics KBYGUGS 1. 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4. DARRELL ELLIS Darrell General KSYS 3, 4. DEI! fb VERNEDA FRIEDRICKS Neda Home Economics Kayettes 2, 3: Spanish Club 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD GLEUE lluarryll General Kays 3, 4: M Club 3, 42 FOOCDBII 2: Track 2. 3, 4 iLettered 31: Class Vice-President 3: Annual Staff. wx. 1 , 1 1 1 TWILA DUENSING Twila Commercial Kayettes 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 3: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. BERNICE DWERLKO'1'I'E llBernlceI! College Preparatory Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2. 3. 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Dozenettes 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Thespian Club 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Jun- ior Play: Clarinet Quartet 3: An- nual Staff. RAMONA ELLENBECKER. Ramona Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Dozenettes 4: Dramatics 1,.2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff. NANCY ANN FREEBY Freeby Commercial Kayettes 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Dozenettes 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2 fPianist za: Pep Club 3, 4: Annual Staff. MERLIN DEAN GARDNER HMertIl General Kays 2, 3, 4 fReligious Director 21 fPublicity Chairman '31 iBusiness Manager 47: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Dramatics Club 3, 4 iVice-President 43: Thespian Club 3, 4: M Club 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1: Track 2, 3, Chettered 2, 31: Junior Play: Annual Staff. IJSNDELL E. GRAUER Grauer Commercial and College reparatory 1 2 3 4 fTreasurer 37 Gits lee Cho 1 2 KP m 41, B f 1, - 5 s 3, 4 3 . , ' 7 De o : Blue 9 4: Dfdmatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Thespiafrf' Club 3, 4: Spanish Cl X p Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Jun- ior Pla ' iss Student Council Representati ' g and 4: Trombone Trio 3: Annua . hmbfvzlf. ? '4 . DONNA HAFNER Donnie Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD HARMER, Pooch General Kaya 3: I-ll-Y 1, M Club 4: Foot ball 1, 2. 3. 4 fLettered 43, Basket- ball 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3. ROSALINE 1-IAWLEY Rosie Home Economics Kayettes 1. 2. 43 F- H- A- 1. 2. 3, 4- M ' IA-LENRY Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 lPublicity Chair- 0Secretary 31 CProgram ir n4Jg Band 1, 2, 3, 4 4Twir- r 1, 2, 3, 413 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 lSecretary Treasurer 27, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 lVice-President 37 fSecretary 47: Class Student Coun- cll Representative 1, 4, Class Treasurer 2. ALBERTA JOAN HOFFMAN Alberta Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 QParlimentarlan 433 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 23 Dramatics Club 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM B. JOHNSON Bert ' General Kays 2, 3, 4 fFinancial Director 35 lReligious Director 45, Hi-Y 1: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 42 Football 3: Basketball 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 4, Swing Band 4' Annual Staff. mae QW-aff IOQJ Ulf'-W7-gm' , , ,Y jailed, ' M EDWARD B. HALL ..Ed., General Kays 43 M Club 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3 lLettered 2, 37. MARLENE JOYCE HAWLEY ..Tiny,, General Kayettes 1, 2, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Dra- matics Club 3, 4 fProgram Chair- man 4l Thespian Club 3, 43 F. . A. 1, , 4, unior ly An al sraf J 1 v x .-l HELEN HELEKER. Himmel Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4 iTwir1er 27 fDrum Majorette 3, 413 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Thespian Club 3, 43 Latin Club 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 lStudent Council Rep- resentative 37 4President 475 Jun- ior Playp Class Student Council Representative 2, Annual Staff. NADYNE HERL Nadyne Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 iSchool Service Chairman 31 4Hobby Director 45: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 iProgram Chair- man 41. BETTY JEAN JOHNSON Jean Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 33 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JO ANN KARNOWSKI Jo Ann Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DARRELL L. KEEFOVER uxeefynr General Kays 3, 4: M Club 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 lLettered 2, 3, 43: Trwk 1, 2, 3, 4 lLettered 2, 33. MARILYN ANN KRUS Marilyn I. I A General , ,XVGJ Kayettes 2, ' 5 Cir 2 GI! Club 2, ag M ed law dr. JA. 1, 2, 3,4,. ,Sta gf gil f ,ff ln 3 J, I ,-r-. ' :fg . :' 'J ' ' -' - 3' t ' J A 'St if, yr' Lk, ,J . FRANK KUFFERSMITH Franky Vocational Agriculture Kays 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Stock Judging Team 2, 3, lLetter- ed 33, Grain Judging Team 2, 3 Qgitered 33 !0w f17 224 ,aff Mgr JM! . DON LOCKWOOD llDOn!I General Kays 2, 3, 4 6Student Council Rep- resentative 23 4Recreation Chair- man 43g Hi-Y 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 M Club 2. 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4 fLettered 3, 433 Basketball 2, 3, 4 lLettered 33, Track 2, 3, 4 KLetter- ed 2, 33: Class President 39 Swing Band 4, Clarinet Quartet 3. LEONA H. LUEDDE Blondie RS Home E 1 Knyettu 2. 3, 4, if-fi-'ifnf'1, 2, 3, 4, of WM DELORES JEAN MAENDELE uDoryn Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. 3 Staff 'ni 'YTD' 1 1 5 Q ,,.. ,5 Kar K '55 --,gg -. . Siem? emu, ' 4. 11.4. : A 2- A ' 1 ll ,' I V 7 lr? J F, 4, 1 3 .ff I x j ,K 4 ,, l I D, J I4 5 ,5 .1 .ww +.i'+?'fCw 'L' , . , A ' A , l 1 2, I3 DOUGLAS G. KROUS ..Doug., General Kays 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. ROMOLA CARYL KUPFERSMITH R0mola General Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 33 Annual Staff. 7 L, 1 3 ' s 'K' ,f MARILYN JOYCE LINK Marilyn Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ALVA E. LOHSE f ..Ah,a., , Commercial and College Preparatory. ' ' Boys' Glee Club 1, , , Mixed Chorusi. , Cl 2 3, 4, Baske 9.11443 Trac ,,3W e 3: Class esidentf . I f f ' J . VIRGIL D. LUEDDERS ..Gus,. Vocational Agriculture KHYS 45 F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Football 1. x . I , x I . - ' if .,-X 3 1 MARILYN MARQUARDT ..Mary.. General Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F, H. A. 1, 2, 4. JAMES W. MAYER llnmll Vocational Agriculture Kays 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 4. ROY NELSON MAYHEW llRoyll Vocational Agriculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 tSecretary 335 Track 2. ROBERT MILLER ..B0b.. General Kay! 2 3, 41 Hi-Y 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 tPregident 45 Boys' Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 43 Class Student Council Representative 13 M Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 lLettered 2, 3, 413 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 tLettered 39, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 tLettered 2, 33. JACOB LEE MOSER Jake Genegal Kays 2, 3, 43 Hi- 1: Football 1 2, 3, 4 tLettered 433 Track 2, 3. JO ANNE MCMAHON ..Jody.. General Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 tCommunity Service Chairman 31 tSecretary 473 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dozenettes 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, 2, Football Queen 4: Woodwind Quintet 3, Annual Staff. ' i MAXINE c.lN1aME!r:R Hinkle ' 'Commercial - Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4:,fF. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 lVice-Rresident 35 tStudent Coun- Nil Reprpsentative 433 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Class Student Council Rep- reseatative 42 Class Treasurer 1. . X. I, x I N x X TWILA MAYER. Twilly Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 43 Dramatic: Club 1, 2, 3, 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WARREN MERRIMAN .UI-uh., General Kays 2, 3, 4 tPublicity Chairman 372 Hi-Y 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 4President 43: Football 1, 2: Bas- ketball 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Swing Band 45 Annual Staff. RONALD ARTHUR MOELLER. Ronnie Vocational Agriculture Kays 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 F. F. A. 3 tVice President 35, Transferg Lincoln, Nebraska 1, 2. RICHARD DALE MULLEN Moon General Kays 3, 45 Football 3, 41 Annual Staff. LOLA MAE NIEMEIER ..Leny,. Home Economics Kayettes 1, 2, 35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. WALDA NIETFELD Walda Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 tSchool Service Chairman 413 Girls' Glee Club 3: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Annual Staff. LEON F. NOLLER Smiley General Kays 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 4: M Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CLettered 3, 4l: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4 tLettered 35: Class Student Coun- cil Representatlve 3. RUTH ANN OSTERHAUS Ruth Ann Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4: Gir ' ub 2, 3, 4: Mixe Choru 2 , 4: Do enettes 4: . , 3, 4Pianist7: cs Cl , 2 , 4: Thespbaax ub 3, : y. DUANE PALMER ll ll General Kaya 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY PINKHAM Theodore ' Commercial and Home Economics Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Dozenettes 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff. WILMA LOUISE RING Willie Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Triple Trio 3: Blue 9 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. BE'I'TY ROUDYBUSH Betz General Kayettes 1, 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Thespian Club 3, 4 1Secretary and Treasurer 43: F. H. A. 1, 2, 4: Annual Staff. 'QW you V PJ .nf ' ,. 5 A, -' ,EEONARD REX1f'!ORRIE llRexII I General Kays 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: F. F. A. 2: M Club 3, 4: Football 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4 iLettered 33: Track 2: Junior Play. LEONARD E. PACHA Patchie General Kays 2, 3, 4 4Student Council Rep- resentative 49: M Club 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fLettered 2, 3, 43: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice- President 1: Class President 23 Boys' State Representative 3: An- nual Staff. MILLARD CARL PETERSON Pete Vocational Agriculture Kays 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresi- dent 27: Livestock Judging Team 1, 2 tLettered 1, 2,D: Track 3. RALPH CHARLES PLEGGE llmphll General Kays 2, 3, 4' Hi-Y, 1: Football 3. 3z,..4i.J at A fwjigy BETTY ROEVER ..Betty.. General Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2 3, 4. J ERVIS ROWE uJervyn General Kays 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 tTreas- urer 41: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 2: M Club 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4 lLet- tered 43: Basketball 2: Track 1, 2 3, 4 4Lettered 2, 35. LORETTA RUHKAMP Loretta Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, LENORA SCHEIBE llLeeVl Home Economics Kayettes 1, 2: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. flivihb MARY JANE sc!-INIIDT1, , uhlsarylyrleur ,J s 1 If If , AGC FBI N' 1 X' ,f afettes , 4:,,,tglg' Glee Club 3: . 1-f . H. A. ep gb 3, 41' Trans- I fer' St. J' se h, Missouri, 1. N Mk , ' if F rf 5 ...1 1 . 1' J, . ,, 1 1 .I I iv? A I, xv' w V..-' U 5 ,Inf Su . - N U xy '- LEITKND WAYNE SHEPHERD ..Red,. General Kays 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1: M Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CLettered 3, 47: Track 1, 2, 3. H ffm? I ,J Typ'-wf'Y1'31J i DONALD D. SMITH Smitty College Preparatory Kays 2, 3, 4 tStudent Council Rep- resentative 35 !President 47: Hi-Y 1: Spanish Club 3: M Club 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 tLettered 2, 3, 43: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3: Boys' St e resentative 3. WKMQ Q NORBERT L. SOI-IL ' . Louie f Vocational Agriculture Kays 3, 41 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 , M club 2, 3, 45 Footbal 3, 4 fLettered 2, 3, 41: T ck , 3, 4 1Lettered 31: Annual SEA:-Tb , ,lf 1 f Y , f AM M .V , . H 'L I xl if fx: i ff. M .. mv, l 'Qu' Q I X s, is If .QQ n- 'IQ' lv 'qs ,,,.f n DISC! If P X at A P' , 52 ? .4 Wim... MARY ANN I. SCHAEFER Mary Ann Commercial Kayettes 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 3: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. l CARMEN E. SCI-IEIJL , Carmen 1' 5.3! Genera-l Kays 3, 4: Boys? 'Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus ,4: Annual Staff. VELMA LEA SEDLACEK Velma Commercial F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. Annual Staff. W 5? al? ERNON L. SHIPPERS ..BuzZ,, College Preparatory Kays 2, 3, 4 4Community Service Chairman 43: I-Ii-Y 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mix- ed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Swing Band 4: Clari- net Quartet 3. ANITA SMITH Anita Commercial and College Preparatory Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Spanish Club 3:' F. H. A. 1. ROBERT SPELLMEIER ..Bob.. Vocational Agriculture Kays 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2. 3. DON SCHEIBE ..Lippy,, G 1 enera Kays 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 13 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Dra- matics Club 13 Cheerleader 1, 25 Football 1, 3, 43 Track -3. it I ' 4 f , , SHIRLEY ANN STOEHR Shir General Kayettes 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue 9 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. CARLENE HELEN STRAND Carlene ' Home Economics Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND TAN KING nRay,, General Kays 2, 3, 4. fi' 1' rf, ul .IJ , , k ,f ix EILEEN TIDWELL Hopper Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 CSong Leader 453 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fStudent Coun- cil Representative 435 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 3, Dozenettes 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 iTreasurer 475 Jun- ior Play. MARY LOU VAN BIBBER Hedge Commercial Kayettes 1. 2, 3, 4 CPublicity Di- rector 413 Band 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dozenettes 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Thespian Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 41 Woodwind Quin- tet 3: Junior Play. JOSEPH STAGGENBORG Hoe., Vocational Agriculture Kays 3, 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. 43 Live- stock Judging Team 35 Grain Judg- ing Team 3. if Q J FLORINE STOHS Renie Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. I RICHARD B. TALBOT Dick Vocational Agriculture Kays 2, 3, 4 iPoints Director 43: Hi-Y 13 Band 2, 3, 4 1Vice Presi- dent 47, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. 4 tPresident 37 tStudent Council 455 Livestock Judging Team 3, M Club 3, 43 Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 fLettered 2, 37, Class Vice President 4. BARBARA JOYCE TARVIN Joyce General Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 41 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Triple Trio 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CCheerleader 3, 415 An- nual Staff. JULIA MAE TOBIN llJudyll General Kayettes 1, 2, 43 Band 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 5 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2,, 4 3, 4, Annual Staff. FRANCIS VERING Tobey Vocational Agriculture Kays 3, 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. .2 frs' ' 1.4-7 , 'V' r4.4-,f!! y..-1 if -1f'gff,1 JOSEPH MEAGHER '-Duke General Kays 3. , tv nomar LEE VINCENT if Bob . , General J Kays 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 21 2'Pro- gram Chairman 33: Hi-Y 1: Boys' Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4: M Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1. 2, 3, 4 4Lettered 2, 3, 413 Basketball 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 3. 41 Class President 1: Class Vice-President 23 Annual Staff. FTD WIEGFIRS .Edu General Kays 2, 3, 4. S QQLU Q .wi 1 DFILORES ANN ZIMMERLING Dodie Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 41 F. ll. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. A .. T - ex X ..- I In early September of 1946 the members of the class of '50 start- ed their long Journey that ended May 23 19:10 Mother Nature re- volted at the thought of the 138 freshmen the largest class in years. Unleashing her boundless energy in the form of lightning, she tore a series of holes in the gym roof and destroyed the chimney. The class activities that school year were a picnic and a line party. Mother Nature revolted again in September of 1947 with such ex- treme heat that school was dis- missed six afternoons. School was not held several times during the winter because of a gas shortage. A skating party was the class ac- tivity for the 129 sophomores. The first major activity for the 120 new upperclassmen was the sponsorship of the annual Home- coming dance, On November 24 A Case of Springtime, a three- 18 RICHARD BERNARD VERING Dick Vocational Agriculture Kays 3, 4: F. F. A. 3, 4 tSecretary 453 Livestock Judging Team 4. f v 2--f ,,,.4':H'1 ' x ,I , .- N If . :1 fu ' 'Tfkf' DON F. WHITE White General Kays 3, 43 M Club 2, 3, 4: Font- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 tLettered 2, 3, 41: Track 2, 3. 1 4 l' ' K 1- 1 A' 1 X,-' ?',f ' . 1 K 1 .. V 'I y f , w DAVID ERNEST WOLFF Dave General Kays 2, 3, 4 ASdhntJl Sefrvif-e Chair- man 477 Hi-Y 15 Boys' Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 42 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: M Club 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 rLettif-red 41: Basketball 1, 25 Trac 1, 2, 3, 4 lLettered 2, 313 Class Student Council 4. MART A AN ZIMMERLI G Marth A ' ' o r 'al ayettes 1, 2, 3 ' amati s lub 'i act comedy, was presented by the juniors. On May 6 the Junior- Senior Prom was held featuring the music of Del Weidner and his orchestra. This ended many weeks of hard labor for a great number of juniors who worked on the Southern Garden theme. At last we're seniors, rejoiced 112 students as they started on the last lap of their journey. .Io- Anne McMahon was elected foot- ball queen, Bob Miller and Leonard Pacha were named honorary foot- ball co-captains, and Leonard Pa- cha was elected student body presi- dent during the fall months. Spring came and with it the prom with music furnished by Del Clayton and his orchestra. Baccalaureate came and then on May 23 it happened! Graduation exercises were held with Chancellor Dean W. Malott of the University of Kansas as the speaker. SDIOV' o fafzons grae' we J Ae Rue V ,S ,. , A 1 K Stud A f Oman Quigzgo-iq LE'O1vJ:gZPre-sident 441 ofimmz MC PACHA J ' . -' 'C ' 1 rv 1' Zo - X , g4f'e.- ..- X ll 'fn ,U 6 f A' e 6 A I X A u 5 'J L I 1 A ff I fm., W f N 1 194'--ff 414, auizlsp Mos: Talented e X e f 4 MARY Lou VAN BIBBER WARREN MERRIMAN 4 ' I l f 4 f 5-0-......,...,,,-.-i.....,., s S S, , Most Likely to Succeed 5cho1agYgPSNnfgy1 LOUISE BORNHORST DON SMITH KFNNET Soho! D ' ' PACHA LEONARD H D arship AM RUT HAN 1 DERS Ammye Mqst Popular ppm,- Au Afoxgfgbhgg MARY LEE HENRY LEON NOLLER Jgycgeiwr B-QS FPJY ARVI ROB ' N 19 NSY, 5 ON Star Gazers Juniors Top Row: VVa1ter Harrison, Kenneth Koch, Lavern Kracht, Duane Blackwood, Bill Brown, Elmer Buss, James Asbury, Bernard Klover, Harold Grauer, Robert Asbury, Don Foley, Eugene Breeding, Leland Downard. Third Row: Robert Keating, Gerald Griffee, LeRoy Heiserman, Franklin Frerking, Robert Cockerill, Clar- ence Hogan, Elaine Bornhorst, Eulalia Kloeker, Elizabeth Brodrick, Eva Dettke, Nora Faye Blackburn, Adonis Kruse, Ruth Kaufman, Geraldine Dam. Second Row. Betty Evans, Lola Mae Gerdes, Carol Dexter, Juanita Heston, Janice Bartley, Ed na Mae Gerdes, Margaret Howes, Gerald Bergen, Lois Duensing, Jo Ann Hoist, Lois Johnson, Barbara Lee Holmes. First Row: Sponsor Winifred Johnson, Beverly Fletcher, Mary Lee DeLong, Mary Grimm, Margaret Biberstein, Donna Iles, Lucille Gausepohl, Jean Gerardy, Lyle Fakler, Sponsor Chester Arnott. Not present: Gary Bothwell, Darrell Cudney, Charles Lillibridge. COLOR MOTTO FLOWER Blue and Gold We Are Young, But Willing Lily i 'Ai' if . , , CLAS S Back OF-'PIC R E 93095085 M,,0xY fZ2sureTf'iIBer,,Kf'S 555 AbSen?Icrk61-t erfy Maddan , Carol prgsa Dresjd- , R . 9 'f . eggxef 3 Sec,-gint! Je:t Frgvesley , 10 ary- I7 Gera Ht RO 501191. ,as 'dx SW-' Jo! NV' -EJ 5 ' C R X . ., x .'.-. X .Stax ..:? ':.. --l x . u.-.bf Igitbz 2511 1 20 ,I 1 1111 1111111111111 H aside' QXJLU 6 E affair Star Gazers juniors enka T R w: Gal n Peterson, Harold Roever, Kenneth Roberts, Richard Pacha, Cleo Muller, Daniel Pec , op o y Thomas McMahon, Wesley Miller, Raymond Voet, Irvm Moser, Arlyn Sluplanek. t M ll Bernard Madden Douglas Smith Kent Ober Third Row: Philip Ludwig, Richard McAtee, Rober u en, , , - ' ' ' M J Ann Rickert meyer, Patricia Pacha, Mollene Miller, Anna Osierloh, Mary Arm eyer, o . Second Row: Mary Ann Schramm, Verda Scheele, Anita Nieman, Marjorie Lemmon, Ronald Zimmerling Ray Vincent, Jerry Stone, Patricia Tangeman, Carol Ring, Mary Jean White, Phyllis Lauterbach. First Row: Sponsor Caryl Toedter, Audrey Martin, Neva Joyce Schell, Ila Jean Roudybush, Joan Maendele Shirley Zentz, Ruth Schwindaman, Sue Tunison, Sandra Tunison, Anna Randell, Sponsor Lloyd Mordy ii SDOOIYS! 1geI'S.' M urdepln HOME COMING 17 X N XXX XX S L Ar' 4 'PO ff:-P 1-v DCOPH1 .AP it ' W R- f f Candy B , ' a do 1 fi-'D 'S-' Popp. '12 z,.., 21 Rocket Boosters Sophomores Top Row: James Lindeen, Frank King, William Buck, John Keller, Rex Koppes, James Breeding, Lloyd Kaufman, William Elliott, Billy Bednar, Gordon Downard, Eugene Hartig, Arlyn Bothwell, Leroy Everley, David Cheaney. Third Row: Arlyn Brucker, Gary Blocker, Kenneth Hall, Clarence Cohorst, Gerald Davis, Ralph Kelley, Jack Gross, Joyce Bothwell, Doris Butler, Eileen Duensing, Rebecca I-Iaddan, Donna Anderson, Elna- dean Lohse, Arlene Lohse. Second Row: Jeanne Grauer, Kathleen Carpenter, Evelyn Fauver, Barbara Jean Holmes, John Ludwig, Arlyn Haxton, Robert Ferguson, Ethel Freeman, Barbara Griffee, Ila Ehnen, JoAnne DeLair, Laura Griswold. First Row! Sponsor Bob Hill, Marilyn Cobb, Verda Kos, Lila Dexter, Joan Lebien, Tallulah Frerking, Beulah Farrell, Betty Bothwell, Shirley Fakler, Patricia Habig. COLOR MOTTO FLOWER Lavender and White B Sharp, B Natural, Orchid But Never B Flat 1 WA ... I X r I ' I -l:v .5 at J G CLA , Z -,,, SS SPON SO, S 851: ROW' LICERS CL ASS Han will . 1 R I . O All 'I Kat yd Dre-Zi Sh9Da1-dhleen Ciichardson dentg Shirlsecretgfenter ltipresident, G 6 .Y,' ' 98311 f ar USOn, Vic L, -V F R r y - Hkler, S, if g gg!-gFI'ontAgLt 1' 6 Rocket Boosters Sophomores Top Row: James Rowland, Bob Smith, Bruce Ungerer, Douglas Totten, Warren Tobin, Delmer Pcronka, Bob Peeks, Eugene Wassenberg, Max Wisemiller, Kenneth Wilson, Steve Phinncy, Raymond Scheihe, J. M. Tarvin, Larry Wall, Gary Miller. Fourth Row: Edmund Martinez, Arlo Thiele, Lester Schaefer, Arlo Plegge, Dean Stewart, Ronald Pel- ham, James Nider, Bill Temps, Leo Nietfeld, Corrine Saathoff, Verda May Spellmeier, Lola Mae Rong- storf, Nola Phinney, Mary Sanderson. Third Row: Marilyn Weber, Patricia Sherwood, Betty Schroller, Donna Mae Tanking, Eldred Smith, Myron Storrs, Gerhard Stichternath, Frederick Nieberding, Lloyd Richardson, Clayton Smith, Hilclegartl Taphorn, Nadine Mangold. Second Row: Richard Maendele, Jerry Maendele, Marilyn Roberts, Anita Sohl, Jack Platt, Lavonne Mc- Mahon, Ann Wiegers, Lona Mae Unger, Helen Strange, Al Rehkop. First Row: Ann Shepard, Lois Suiter, Barbara Weber, Wayne Williams, Jerome Wassenberg, Vivian Smith, Joann Schmidt, Betty Messick, Charlotte Scheibe, Sponsor Homer Hanson. Not present in picture: Lorraine Beebe, Norma Bigham, Betty Bothwell, Harold DcVorss, Eileen Duensing. . ww Kr zxveovg N . Y . P-We to ixowf' Cow xtwwn ,X , lyk C096 :WV QKJWLX 6 23 Cornet Crashers Freshmen Top Row: Loyd Kupiersmith, Raymond Hartig, Loyd Koch, Richard Frohberg, Henry Borgerding, Eugene Hogan, kenneth Habig, Billy Blumer, Merlin Holle, Peter Desch, Bernard Dwerlkotte, Billie Dean Genschoreck, Gerald Johnson, Robert Lohse. Third Row: Betty Foley, Shirley Johnson, Elaine Koeneke, Carol Latta, Mary Ellenbecker, Louise Brock- meyer, Ina Gronewald, Lorna Gleue, Judith Hendricks, Darlene Duensing, Darlene Friedrichs, Ruth Dexter. Second Row: William Drinnen, Wayne Link, Leonard Gastmann, Franklin Haar, Veryl Blaske, Leon Burger, LaFern Gleue, Diann Lee, Marlene Kuper, Roberta Hinds, Patricia Graff. First Row: Sponsor Brice Durbin, Phyllis Bartley, Norma Fletcher, Mary Ellen Davison, Donald Laver- entz, Vaneta Hinrichs, Alberta Huerter, Shirley Grauer, Martha Cheaney, Ramona Keefover, Sally Ash- ley, Roger Hulse. Those not pictured: Shirley Bigham, Martha Long, Gerold Rice, Jack Schmidler, Jack Van Amburg, Don- ald Zentz. COLOR MOTTO FLOWER Blue and Silver Not To The Top, But Climbing Carnation CLA S5 Bac Opp 5016 x If Row: RICERS V555 EROS gm , Drg5Z':aZ1 L15,gZ,thSDeXte C X0 ' ' nt' legefshephei-:ds C Dum 9 U . treaszgefrasggngaym ,dl 7- 1 I R tn Ond e ff 4 I 5 fo.. obfwta Frontpagh v' 'az' July Y' ' We -2t'a 2r ,i ,Q pix all-x 5 ' Nix mix . I - . Z, 24 Y !,f Comet Crashers Freshmen Top Row: Donald Marquardt, John Meeks, Raymond Pacha, Galen Miller, Robert Williams, Neil Petersen, Leland Schell, Clarence Spellmeier, Morton Young, Ronald Tryon, Frank Mitschler, Dean Nehrig, Rob- ert Scheibe. Third Row: Mary Kay Muchow, Shirley Nork, Mary Mentgen, Eunice Pralle, Kathleen Vering, Arlyn Scheller, Fred Ott, Billy Wiggers, Dennis Waite, Donald Talbot, James Nordhus, Dale Shepherd, Vic- tor Stohs. Second Row: Charlene Strand, Lola Mae Montague, Shirley Pendergast, Barbara Ann Rowland, Rosemary Wiegers, Elaine Zech, Shirley Vineyard, Paul Roever, Darrell Saville, Charles Stewart, Gerald Schwarz, Delmar Seematter. First Row: Kenneth Martinez, Gerald Schwindamann, Jack McAtee, Marvall Sunderland, Ruth Tidwell, Darlene Rippe, Lawrence Stoehr, William Schwindamann, Ray Norrie, Sponsor Garnet Hill. HOME COMING , W Haan 100 110 fell? X hs Eager To Learn 25 all W ax ,Gigi Ls' sf' wry: I Football boys at practice Pep club initiation Kay enrollment Football banquet waitress. Kayette story book party Band in action Pep assembly. 8. F. F. A. initiation 26 2-1 rf' ? Lf 'H 6 A 7 gg Z lp liwi Q R? QW Glam 04' Cfemuw CLUBS CLASS PLAYS MUSIC ATHLETICS ANNUAL STAFF Student Council Q Top Row: Gary Miller, Leonard Pacha, Richard Talbot, David Wolff, Kenneth Dam. Second Row: Barbara Griffee, Bernard Madden, Raymond Pacha, Elizabeth Brodrick, Mary Lee Henry, Maxine Niemeier. First Row: Jean Gerardy, Shirley Fakler, Ruth Dexter, Eileen Tidwell, Principal R. F. Rowland. 27 Kayettes Top Row: Elaine Koeneke, Kathleen Vering, Louise Brockmeyer, Judy Hendricks, Eileen Duensing, Doris Butler, Corrine Saathoff, Mary Ellenbecker, Darlene Rippe, Lorna Gleue, Betty Bothwell, Vivian Smith, Donna Anderson, Carol Latta, Rebecca Haddan, Lola Mae Rengstorf. Fifth Row: Hildegard Taphorn, Shirley Nork, Jeanne Grauer, Betty Foley, Ann Wiegers, Shirley Johnson, Darlene Friedricks, Ina Gronewald, Darlene Duensing, Patricia Sherwood, Eunice Pralle, Ruth Dexter, Barbara Rowland, Mary Sanderson. Fourth Row: Anita Sohl, Lona Mae Unger, Barbara Jean Holmes, Lavonne McMahon, Marilyn Weber, Evelyn Fauver, Betty Schroller, Barbara Griffee, Nadine Mangold, Donna Tanking, Mary Mentgen, Kathleen Carpenter, Rosemary Wiegers. Third Row: Shirley Pendergast, Roberta Hinds, Shirley Grauer, Joyce Bothwell, Alberta Huerter, Lila Dexter, Beulah Farrell, Marlene Kuper, Mary Ellen Davison, Helen Strange, Shirley Fakler, Norma Fletcher, Ann Shepard. Second Row: Lola Montague, Patricia Habig, Barbara Weber, Patricia Graff, Martha Cheaney, Mary Kay, Muchow, Laura Griswold, Charlotte Scheibe, Marilyn Roberts, Lois Suiter, Marvall Sunderland, Sally Ashle . First Roxy: Phyllis Bartley, Ruth Tidwell, Verda Kos, Marilyn Cobb, Shirley Vineyard, Charlene Strand, Diann Lee, Ramona Keefover, Miss Braum, sponsor. The Kayettes, sponsored by the Kansas High School Activities As- sociation, were very active this y e a r. Their objectivesereligion, personality, service, leadership, ap- , preciation, and recreation--were , successfully carried out in the pro- grams. School service projects of the club this year included the daily selling of candy, ice cream bars, and pencils: five-minute programs at Christmas time: two all-school TO CAMP assemblies at Thanksgiving and Easter. Ann Shepard, Helen Anderson, Barbara Griffee, I th . . t th Miss Braum, Lindell Grauer. n eu' Servlce O e Commun' ity the Kayettes sacked Christmas candy for the Chamber of Com- merce, caroled to shut-ins, and made several contributions. A Go- to-Church plan was sponsored dur- ing one Sunday in Lent. The social events included a Story Book Party to welcome new members, a Mother-Daughter tea, and a party for all eighth graders. In November nine Kayettes at- tended a conference at Minneapolis, Kansas. At this time the club re- ceived its charter and a 3,000 point award. Four girls also attended a sum- mer camp at Camp Horizon, Ar' kansas City. 'ro CONFERENCE ' Back Row: Elizabeth Brodrick, Jo Ann Holst, Mary Several b0X9S,HY1d gift5 we Fe Lou Van Bibber, Helen Anderson, Lindell Grauer. Sent to, Mari?-191'1tE' TBUCFGY H Bel- Front Row: Sue Tunison, Eileen Tidwell, Miss Olson, Blum glfl adopted bY the KHYGUGS Mary Lee Henry, Jo Anne McMahon. 28 in 1947- I as Laugh, Love, Lift Top Row: Juanita Heston, Mary Ann Meyer, Florine Stohs, Carlene Strand, Bernice Dwerlkotte Nadyne Herl, Ramona Ellenbecker, Joyce Tarvin, Marilyn Dwerlkotte, Donna Hafner, Ruth Ann Osterhaus, Elaine Bornhorst, Marilyn Ann Kruse, Patricia Pacha, Mollene Miller. Fifth Row: JoAnn Holst, JoAnn Rickert, Maxine Downard, Lois Johnson, Carol Dexter, Margaret Howes, Lindell Grauer, Elizabeth Brodrick, Adonis Kruse, Alberta Hoffman, Nora Faye Blackburn, Anna Os- terloh, Dorothy Pinkham, Janice Bartley, Ruth Kaufman. Fourth Row: Anita Nieman, Lola Mae Gerdes, Barbara Lee Holmes, Mary Lou Van Bibber, Anita Smith, JoAnn Karnowski, Geraldine Dam, Marilyn Maiquardt, Walda Nietfeld, Judy Tobin, Martha Ann Zimmerling, Marilyn Link, Betty Jean Johnson, Mary Jean White. Third Row: Sue Tunison, Betty Evans, Maxine Niemeier, Helen Anderson, Verda Scheele, Loretta Ruh- kamp, Phyllis Lauterbach, Mary Jane Schmidt, JoAnne McMahon, Patsy Tangeman, Marjorie Lem- mon, Mary Lee Henry, Helen Heleker, Ruth Schwindaman, Twila Mayer. Second Row: Carole Brade, Marlene Hawley, Delores Maendele, Eileen Tidwell, Phyllis Blocker, Sandra Tunison, Donna Iles, Ruth Anderson, Lucille Gausepohl, Mary Ann Schramm, Neva Joyce Schell, Shir- ley Zentz, Betty Roever, Wilma Ring. First Row: Anna Randell, Leona Luedders, Norma Drinnen, Mary DeLong, Marilyn Berkley, Rosaline Hawley, Joan Maendele, Romola Kupfersmith, Jean Gerardy, Delores Zimmerling, Audrey Martin, Sponsor Miss Olson. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Back Row: Mary Lou Van Bibber, ublicit 3 JoAnn MISS VINSON Rickert, treasurer, Elizabeth Brgdrick, :programg 3,000 POINT AWARD Alberta Hoffman, parliarnentariang Nadyne Herl, hobby. Second Row: Walda Nietfeld, school service: Shirley Zentz, community serviceg Barbara Holmes, music: Sue Tunison, vice-president: JoAnne McMahon, sec- retaryg Barbara Griffee, student council representa- tive, Lindell Grauer, president. Front Row: Eileen Tidwell, song leader: Jean Ge,-. ardy, social: Mary Lee Henry, program, Ann Shepard, religion. State Director 29 5 Kays Top Row: J. M. Tarvin, Larry Wall, Kenneth Wilson, James Breeding, Max Wisemiller, Leland Schell, Bill Elliott, Lloyd Kaufman, Bob Peeks, Billy Bednar, Douglas Totten, Bill Blumer, Raymond Scheibe. Fifth Row: Gordon Downard, Gary Miller, David Cheaney, Bob Williams, John Keller, Merlin Holle, Bruce Ungerer, James Koppes, Neil Petersen, Bill Buck, Jack VanAmburg, James Rowland, Kenneth Habig, Clarence Spellmeier. Fourth Row: John Meeks, Gary Blocker, Bob Smith, Dean Nehrig, Bernard Dwerlkotte, LeRoy Everley, Arlyn Bothwell, Bill Temps, James Lindeen, Frank King, Ralph Kelley, Harold DeVorss, Ronald Pel- ham, Gerald Johnson, Frederick Nieberding. Third Row: Don Talbot, Leon Burger, Jerome Wassenberg, Arlo Thiele, Raymond Pacha, Frank Mitschler, Jack Gross, Peter Desch, James Nider, Galen Miller, Kenneth Hall, Dean Stewart, Lloyd Koch, Gerald Davis, Bob Scheibe, Jack Platt. Second Row: Wayne Link, Leonard Gastmann, Clayton Smith, Eldred Smith, Billy Wiggers, Fred Ott, Lloyd Richardson, Bob Lohse, Lester Schaefer, Myron Storrs, Edmund Martinez, Arlyn Haxton, Gerald Maendele, Loyd Kupfersmith, Paul Roever. First Row: Sponsor Frank Martinez, Roger Hulse, Gerald Schwindamann, Jack McAtee, Bill Schwinda- mann, Charles Stewart, Veryl Blaske, Richard Maendele, Dale Shepherd, Bob Ferguson, James Nord- hus, Wayne Williams, Al Rehkop, Darrell Saville, Ray Norrie, Donald Laverentz, Gerald Schwarz, Kenneth Martinez. AY5 1 IN Above left, Kay officers ready to sign up new members. Left, new concession stand in operation. 1 Top, 2,000 point award. fl U5 f xg - 'aaa Kays 0 Top Row: Ernon Shippers, Ronald Moeller, Daniel Breunsbach, Bill Johnson, Gerald Collins, Bernard Klov- er, Carmen Schell, Jervis Rowe, John Nietfeld, Don Lockwood, Don Smith, Robert Spellmeier, Richard Talbot, Wesley Miller, Eugene Breeding, Rex Norrie. Fifth Row: Ralph Plegge, Don Harmer, David Wolff, Jacob Moser, Joe Staggenborg, Harold Gleue, Francis Vering, Harold Grauer, Virgil Luedders, Elmer Buss, Charles Coleman, Warren Merriman, Charles Backman, Richard Pacha, Richard Behrends. Fourth Row: Raymond Tanking, Leland Downard, Lavern Kracht, Irvin Moser, Cleo Muller, Darrell Cud- ney, Leonard Pacha, Bob Miller, Gary Bothwell, Kenny Dam, Raymond Voet, Galen Carpenter, Frank Kupfersmith, Merlin Gardner, La Vern Allerheiligen. Third Row: Douglas Krous,, Eldon Davis, Millard Petersen, Darrell Ellis, Ray Vincent, Darrell Keefover, Don White, Leland Shepherd, Kenneth Koch, Douglas Smith, Arlyn Slupianek, Walter Harrison, Kent Obermeyer, Gerald Bergen, Edward Wiegers. Second Row: Jim Mayer, Galyn Peterson, Bernard Madden, Phil Ludwig, Bob Mullen, Kenneth Roberts, Joe Meagher, Bob Cockerill, Leon Noller, Don Scheibe, LeRoy Heiserman, Bob Vincent, Dick Vering. First Row: Lowell Behrens, Bob Keating, Ronald Zimmerling, Gerald Stone, Dick Mullen, Edward Hall, Duane Palmer, Charles Lillibridge, Norbert Sohl, Lyle Fakler, Sponsor Brice Durbin. The Kays again made a large increase in mem- BOARD OF DIRECTORS bership, enrolling oyer three-fourths of the boys in school. This large number of boys belonging to the organization made possible the outdoor decorations at Christmas time, films and speakers for the entire school, the special Christmas assembly. They stand ready at all times to contribute toward the better- ment of school and community. A large clock and football scoreboard, one of the largest Kay projects, went into use this year and the Kays also made available a new concession stand for the football crowds. During the first year of its organization the Kays won a 1,000 point merit award, last year they won a 2,000 point award. This year they are work- ing toward a larger award. Top Row: David Wolff, school service, Don Smith, president, Don Lockwood, recreaction, Dick Talbot, point system director, Bill Johnson, religious di- rector, Tom McMahon, program. Middle Row: Sponsor Brice Durbin, Bernard Mad- den, vice president, Galen Carpenter, finance chair- man, Cleo Muller, program, Ernon Shippers, com- munity service, Leonard Pacha, student council representative, LaVern Allerheiligen, publicity chair- man. Front Row: Gerald Bergen, treasurer, Ralph Kelley, secretary, Al Rehkop, assistant publicity chairman, Jerry Stone, music director, Merlin Gardner, busi- ness chairman. Absent from picture: Richard Pacha, recreation. 31 FI-LA. Top Row: Janice Bartley, Marilyn Kruse, Mary Ann Schaefer, Alberta Hoffman, Mollene Miller, Betty Bothwell, Patricia Pacha, Nadyne Herl, Darlene Rippe, Marilyn Dwerlkotte, Donna Hafner, Carlene Strand, Mary Ellenbecker, Verda May Spellmeier, Florine Stohs, Doris Butler, Corrine Saathoff, Max- ine Downard. Seventh Row: Marilyn Link, Martha Ann Zimmerling, Carol Dexter, Dorothy Pinkham, Lois Duensing, Verneda Fredricks, Eileen Duensing, Mary Ann Meyer, Velma Sedlacek, Ruth Ann Osterhaus, Rebecca Haddan, Kathleen Vering, Donna Anderson, Lorna Gleue, Shirley Stoehr, Marilyn Marquardt, JoAnn Karnowski. Sixth Row: Ruth Dexter, Darlene Duensing, Betty Johnson, Phyllis Lauterbach, Mary Jane Schmidt, Mary Jean White, Walda Nietfeld, Louise Bornhorst, Ruth Kaufman, Elnadean Lohse, Arlene Lohse, Judy Tobin, Eunice Pralle, Carol Ring, Betty Evans, Maxine Niemeier, Shirley Johnson. Fifth Row: Marlene Hawley, Barbara Rowland, Joan Lebien, Mary Mentgen, Rosemary Wiegers, lla Ehnen, Lucille Gausepohl, Loretta Ruhkamp, Verda Scheele, Betty Schroller, Darlene Friedrichs, Nadine Mangold, Betty Foley, Hildegard Taphorn, LaFern Gleue, Anita Sohl. Fourth Row: Charlene Strand, Lila Dexter, Beulah Farrell, Evelyn Fauver, Margaret Biberstein, Donna Mae Tanking, Sue Tunison, Shirley Nork, Shirley Zentz, Jo Anne DeLair, Betty Roudybush, Sandra Tunison, Verda Kos, Joan Maendele, Mary Ann Schramm, Delores Maendele. Third Row: Sponsor Winifred Johnson, Delores Zimmerling, Betty Roever, Rosaline Hawley, Lenora Scheibe, Twila Duensing, Lola Mae Neimeier, Neva Joyce Schell, Mary Ellen Davison, Elaine Zech, Audrey Martin, Carole,Brade, Shirley Vineyard, Norma Drinnen, Alberta Huerter, Sponsor Jane Leary. Second Row: Ramona Keefover, Patricia Habig, Marilyn Roberts, Lois Suiter, Wilma Ring, Romola Kupfer- smith, Leona Luedders, Mary DeLong, Shirley Grauer, Vaneta Hinrichs, Twila Mayer. First Row: Phyllis Bartley, Sally Ashley, Lola Mae Montague, Joyce Bothwell, Martha Cheaney, Helen Strange, Charlotte Scheibe, Ann Shepard. This is the third year the Future Homemakers of America has been organized in the school. It is an organization for girls studying home economics. Being a member of the national organization, the local F. H. A. has been active in state functions as well as being a leader in school and community activities. The F, H. A. District Six Fall Conference was held in Marysville this year. Membership in the club is 120. BOARD OF' DIRECTORS 12M 'U i Back Row: Betty Evans, president, Maxine Nie- M i meier, student council representative: Ruth Ann E-x 6 l Osterhaus, pianist, Nadyne Herl, program: Carol - 3- Ring, secretary: Sandra Tunison, song leader. -ef -'-' d Front Row: .loan Maendele, vice president: Sue ' Tunison, historyg Betty Roudybush, treasurerg Aud- f rey Martin, program. 32 F.F.A. Top Row: Francis Vering, Virgil Luedders, Ronald Moeller, James Asbury, Robert Peeks, Richard Talbot, Loren Duever, Gerald Collins, Robert Spellmeier, Richard Pacha, Robert Asbury, Eugene Breeding. Fourth Row: Millard Peterson, Kenneth Koch, Leland Downard, Gordon Downard, Bruce Ungerer, Gary Bothwell, Billy Blumer, Joseph Staggenborg, Don Foley, John Keller, Harold Roever, Clarence Spell- mexer. Third Row: Ronald Zimmerling, Raymond Pacha, Clarence Cohorst, Gerald Johnson, Dean Nehrig, Gerhard Stichternath, Galyn Peterson, Roy Mayhew, Bernard Dwerlkotte, Jerome Wassenberg, Richard Fro- berg, Arlyn Scheller, Donald Baker. Second Row: Gerald Griffee, Lloyd Richardson, Lester Schaeffer, Donald Marquardt, Frederick Nieberding, Kent Obermeyer, Richard Vering, James Mayer, Leo Nietfeld, Eldred Smith. First Row: Sponsor James Jacobson, Lawrence Stoehr, Paul Roever, Donald Talbot, Arlyn Brucker, Veryl Blaske, Victor Stohs, Wayne Link, William Drinnen. The Marysville Chapter of Future Farmers of America with an active membership of 50 boys is a part of the national organiza- tion of more than 300,000 members. Organized for farm boys, it has promoted activities designed to develop rural leadership, create an intelligent choice of farming occupations, encourage cooperative efforts, promote scholarship, establish young men in farming. Opportunities to receive training in attaining these ob- jectives are promoted by agricultural judging events, farm me- chanics contests, public speaking contests, F. F. A. officers leader- ship schools, and individual farming programs completed by vo- cational agriculture students. Farm records completed for 1949 showed a total of 3,233 bushels corn produced, 15,435 pounds of beef, 3,309 pounds of pork, fifteen head of dairy cows and heifers, as major projects by fifty boys. This year's enrollment of fifty boys represents forty-six farm homes scattered in a nine town- ship area surrounding Marysville. F F. A. Office,-5 Richard Pacha, sentinel: Gerald Griffee, report- er: Eugene Breeding, vice-president: Richard Vering secretary, Galyn Peterson, president. 3 'R Green Hands Get The Board 33 Dramatics DRAMATICS CLUB ..,.., ........ ,... . , .... . . Top Row: Jerry Stone, Merlin Gardner, Lavern Kracht, Kenneth Dam, Raymond Voet, Bernard Klover, Daniel Breunsbach, Rex Norrie, Warren Merriman, Duane Blackwood, Kent Obermeyer. Third Row: Judy Tobin, Ruth Schwindaman, Dorothy Pinkham, Alberta Hoffman, Nora Blackburn, Joyce Tarvin, Ramona Ellenbecker, Ruth Ann Osterhaus, Bernice Dwerlkotte, Lindell Grauer, Louise Bornhorst, Mary Lee Henry, Barbara Lee Holmes. Second Row: Ruth Anderson, Sue Tunison, Mary Lou Van Bibber, Jo Ann Rickert, Jo Ann Hoist, Mar- garet Howes, Carol Ring, Marilyn Link, Martha Ann Zimmerling, Betty Evans, Jo Anne McMahon. First Row: Jean Gerardy, Marilyn Berkley, Marlene Hawley, Betty Roudybush, Helen Anderson, Mar- garet Biberstein, Sandra Tunison, Helen Heleker, Eileen Tidwell, Twila Mayer, Sponsor Donald Wil- liams. DRAMATICS OFFICERS: ' Kenny Dam, S. C. R.g Merlin Gardner, vice- president' Warren Merriman, president' Geraldine Dam, secretaryg Ruth Anderson treasurer Marlene A new System of meetings was started by the Dramatics Club this year to interest more students in acting. Those seeking membership performed in one-act plays for the club. A one-act play No Greater Love was presented to the Postscript Club by a group of dramatics members. Dramatic films sponsored by the club were also shown. A Holly- wood Theater group presented Modes and Manners in Acting. The National Thespian Society is an honor so- ciety in the sense that students are granted mem- bership for having performed meritorious work ln dramatic arts and for having met the membership qualifications and standards as established by the Na- tional Council. The charter for Troupe No. 500 in Marysville High School was granted in 1942 and since that time 87 students have qualified for mem- bership. Hawley, pr ogra m chairman. ' I 5 P I H NS mall, eww , 'f luu.: ooU, o-nav A Top Row: Bernice Dwerlkotte, Kenny Dam, Galen Carpenter tvice-presidentl, Merlin Gardner Donald F. Williams lsponsorl First Row: Marv Lou Van Bihber. Helen Heleker, Louise R h s toresidentl. Ruth Ann Osterhous, Bett R d b h 4 - Hgwrleyjf lgtuth Anderson, Lindell Grauer. y Ou y us secretary treasuren' Marlene unior Pla The Phantom Tiger Top Row: Director .........................,..,... ,,,, D gnald Williams Arthur Hale-cousin .....,.............,.. .,,. L avem Kracht Sheriff Osgood-arm of law from village ,,,, Bernard Klover Macintosh-Erma's sweetheart detective .,... Duane Blackwood Thompson-second victim of Phantom Tiger .... .... K ent Obermeyer Oswald Kerins-cousin who collects bugs ..... ,,,,., J era-ld Stgne Rhumba-a negro ..........,.............. .... R aymond Voet First Row: Prompter ................ ................... . . ..... ......, Ca rol Ring Evelyn Hale--Arthur's wife who betrayed him ..,. ...........,. B etty Evans Sylvia, Tiger's Mistress-an apparition ........ . .... Nora Faye Blackburn Erma Lowrie-the heiress ,.,,........,. ..... . . . Barbara Lee Holmes Mrs. Murdock-mysterious servant ....,... . .................... ....,. J o Ann Rickert Peggy Van Ess--friend from the city ........... .............................. G eraldine Dam Aunt Sophia-aunt with a loose upper plate .. ...................,............ Jean Gerardy Stage managers not pictured ................. .... Ra y Vincent, Audrey Martin, Anna Randell Get along you lepidemus odorosis It's Thompson MUI'd0Ck, where are YOU? Score No. 2 for the Phantom Tiger 35 TWIRLERS: Laura Griswold, Marilyn Cobb, Marilyn Berkley, Mary Lee Henry, Rebecca Haddan, Mary DeLong. I wx? K YgEi f?Q, s F. I at-4 LLOYD M- MORDY HELEN HELEKER s Z l i 5 S i i Robert Miller, president: Nora Faye Blackburn, secretary, Jervis Rowe, treasurer: Eileen Tidwell, S. C. R., Richard Talbot, vice-president. Top Row: Eileen Tidwell, Shirley Fakler, Patricia Sherwood, Marilyn Marquardt, Richard Talbot, William Johnson, Robert Miller, Mary Muchow, William Temps, Jervis Rowe, Delmar Pecenka, Ila Ehnen, Ann Wiegers, Bruce Ungerer, Phyllis Blocker, Lindell Grauer, Jerald Stone, Barbara Lee Holmes, Joyce Tarvin, Alberta I-Iuerter, Rosemary Wiegers, Geraldine Dam. Third Row: Judith Hendricks, Anita Smith, Ronald Tryon, Myron Storrs, Daniel Pecenka, Kenneth Habig, Carol Dexter, Jeanne Grauer, Patricia Graff, Diane Lee, JoAnne McMahon, Marilyn Berkley, Mary DeLong, Rebecca Haddan, Marilyn Cobb, Laura Griswold, Mary Lee Henry, Jean Gerardy, Elaine Born- horst. Second Row: Lavonne McMahon, Warren Merriman, Darrell Saville, Frank King, Lavern Kracht, Doug- las Krous, William Buck, Al Rehkop, Douglas Totten, Kenneth Martinez, Robert Scheibe, Lucille Gausepohl, Nadine Mangold, Joan Lebien, Nancy Freeby, Nora Blackburn, Anna Randell, Helen Anderson, Romola Kupfersmith, Kathleen Carpenter. Betty EVHHS, JOAHH RlCkG1'C- First Row: Patricia Tangeman, Anna Osterloh, Mary Lou Van Bibber, Roberta Hinds, Marlene Kuper, Patricia I-Iabig, Edmund Martinez, Mary Grimm, Ralph Kelley, Ernon Shippers, Don Lockwood, Ber- nice Dwerlkotte, James Rowland, Shirley Stoehr, Lona Unger, Ruth Tidwell- Right: Drum major. Helen Helekerp Left: Director, Lloyd Mordy. Absent from picture: Audrey Martin. 36 BRASS SEXTET: Geraldine Dam, Jerry Stone, Helen Anderson, Jervis Rowe, Kenneth Martinez. Lavonne McMahon. TROMBONE TRIO: Bruce Ungerer, Lindell Grauer, Jerry Stone. CLARINET QUARTET: Anna Osterloh, Patricia Tangeman, James Rowland, Ralph Kelley. FRENCH HORN QUARTET: Joan Lebien, Nora Blackburn, Anna Randell, Helen Anderson. FLUTE TRIO: Patricia Habig, Elizabeth Brodrick, Marlene Kuper. CLARINET QUARTET: Lona Mae Unger, Bernice Dwerlkotte, Don Lockwood, Ralph Kelley. SAXAPHONE QUARTET: Elaine Bornhorst, Jean Gerardy. Betty Evans. JoAnn Rickert. Mixed Chorus MIXED CHORUS Top Row: Robert Miller, Warren Merriman, Wesley Miller, William Johnson, Ronald Moeller, Richard Talbot, Loren Duever, Alva Lohse, ,lewis Rowe, Daniel Pecenka, Carmen Schell, Billy Blumer, Daniel Breunsbach, Delmer Pecenka, Ernon Shippers, David Wolff. Fifth Row: Rebecca Haddan, Dorothy Pinkham, Ruth Ann Osterhaus, Lindell Grauer, Corrine Saathoff, Bernice Dwerlkotte, Ramona Ellenbecker, Joyce Tarvin, Carlene Strand, Anna Osterloh, Eugene Breed- ing, Kenneth Dam, Lavern Kracht, Arlyn Slupianek, Frank King. Fourth Row. Martha Long, Mary Lou Van Bibber, Bernard Madden, Robert Williams. James Rowland. J. M. Tarvin, Bruce Ungerer. N01'8 Blackburn. Mary Ann Meyer, Shirley Stoehr, Geraldine Dam, Jo- Ann Holst, Elizabeth Brodrick, Mary Ann Schramm, Judith Hendricks, Joan Lebien. Third Row: Helen Anderson, Ruth Anderson, Julia Tobin, Donald Talbot, Ray Vincent, Dean Nehrig, Ralph Kelley, Jerry Stone, Leon Noller, Bob Vincent, Patricia Tangeman, Patricia Sherwood, Ca rol Ring, Eileen Tldwell. Second Row: Anna Randell, Margaret Biberstein, Marlene Hawley, Barbara Lee Holmes, Edmund Marti- nez, Robert Lohse, Eldred Smith, Ila Ehnen, Verda Kos, Marlene Kuper, John Ludwig, Darrell Saville. First Row: Director Lloyd Mordy, Ann Shepard, Shirley Fakler, Laura Griswold, Roberta Hinds, Lavonne McMahon, Nancy Freeby, Patricia Habig, Wilma Ring, Patricia Graff, Ruth Tidwell, Kenneth Marti- nez. Absent from picture: Ronny Tryon, Bill Temps, Bill Buck, JoAnne McMahon, Mary Muchow, Beverly Fletcher, Norma Fletcher, Donna Hafner. Dozenettes ' Bernice Dwerl- - ' 11, N F b , Ruth Anderson, JoAnne McMahon, Mary L0U.V3HB1bberf 52,153 QFQQZZQ Eifffgecklif Ruth Ann osterhaus. Dorothy Pmkhum, Geraldme Dam. Beverly Fletcher. Lavonne McMahon. Blue Nine Ann Shepard, Wilma Ring, Marlene Kuper, Lindell Grauer, Anna Osterloh, Patsy Sherwood, Patricia Graff, Verda Kos, Joan Lebien. 38 Glee Clubs GIRLS GLEE CLUB Top Row: Mary Lou Van Bibber, Dorothy Pinkham, Nora Blackburn, Corrine Saathoff, Lindell Grauer, Ruth Ann Osterhaus, Bernice Dwerlkotte, Joyce Tarvin, Ramona Ellenbecker, Carlene Strand, Anna Osterloh, Mary Ann Meyer, Jo Ann Holst, Rebecca Haddan, Martha Long. Fourth Row: Helen Anderson, Eunice Pralle, Judith Hendricks, Judy Tobin, Barbara Griffee, Margaret Howes, Anita Nieman, Geraldine Dam, Vivian Smith, Shirley Stoehr, Lorna Gleue, Patricia Sherwood, Joan Lebien, Elizabeth Brodrick, Carol Ring. Third Row: Mary Ann Schramm, Rosemary Wiegers, Ruth Dexter, Marlene Hawley, Marlene Kuper, Barbara Lee Holmes, Patsy Tangeman, Verda Scheele, Verda Kos, Ila Ehnen, Sue Tunison, Sandra Tunison, Ruth Anderson, Vaneta Hinrichs. Second Row: Alberta Huerter, Patricia Graff, Shirley Vineyard, Wilma Ring, Lavonne McMahon, Diann Lee, Lila Dexter, Nadine Mangold, Margaret Biberstein, Kathleen Carpenter, Lona Mae Unger, Eileen Tidwell, Nancy Freeby. First Row: Director Lloyd Mordy, Charlotte Scheibe, Laura Griswold, Ruth Tidwell, Roberta Hinds, Anna Randell, Patricia Habig, Martha Cheaney, Shirley Fakler, Lois Suiter, Ann Shepard. Absent when the picture was taken: JoAnne McMahon, Mary Muchow, Marilyn Marquardt, Beverly Fletcher, Norma Fletcher, Donna Hafner. Wifrl L BOYS GLEE CLUB Top Row: Wesley Miller, Bill Johnson, Ronald Moeller, Richard Talbot, Loren Duever, Bernard Klover, Alva Lohse, Jervis Rowe, Daniel Pecenka, Carmen Schell, Billy Blumer, Daniel Breunsbach, Delmer Pecenka, Ernon Shippers. Third Row: Kenneth Habig, Bernard Madden, Robert Williams, James Rowland, J. M. Tarvin, Bruce Ungerer, Robert Miller, David Wolff, Warren Merriman, Eugene Breeding, Kenneth Dam, Lavern Kracht, Frank King, Arlyn Slupianek. Second Row: Donald Talbot, Myron Storrs, Ray Vincent, Dean Nehrig, Ralph Kelley, Jerry Stone, Leon Noller, Bob Vincent. First Row: Director Lloyd Mordy, Kenneth Martinez, Charles Stewart, Franklin Haar, Eldred Smith, Robert Lohse, Edmund Martinez, John Ludwig, Darrell Saville. These were absent when the picture was taken: Ronald Tryon, William Drinnen, Billie Temps, Bob Fer- guson, John Meeks, James Nider, Bill Buck. 39 BARBARA LEE HOLMES Piano 5 ROWE Vocal ERNON SHIP JERXF Vocal PERS MA V002 Ry LDXNE DAM Vocal LOU VAN GERPX B1 V069 JERRY STONE Piano 31,5 ff aaL , 5 V4 aaR 1 . aa'R if I . A - iw ' if .,' ii: ev . ' gif g . 7 7 f 4 5 WILMA RING ,- BEER LENE KUPER WARR Q 513:51 Vocal EN MERRIMAN ELAIN 5 S E B Egelihhone A axaphone ORNHORST AHON JOAN I6gX12FNE MCM Saxa pI?gn1ZICKERT NB RALP BERRYOETO Clarins KELLEY omb 'fi' ox. nw 1-5 -t fl , ,lim one en frczffon Pep Club Top Row: Walda Nietfeld, Judith Hendricks, Jo Ann Rickert, Nora Blackburn, M a ry Ellenbecker, Elaine Bornhorst, Marilyn Dwerlkotte, Bernice Dwerlkotte, Doris Butler, Lindell Grauer, Elizabeth Brodrick, Louise Bornhorst, Geraldine Dam. Sixth Row: Donna Iles, JoAnne McMahon, Betty Schroller, Helen Heleker, Judy Tobin, Mary Jane Schmidt, Mary Lou Van Bibber, Rebecca Haddan, JoAnn Holst, H ele n Anderson, Maxine Niemeier, Barbara Griffee, Ruth Anderson, Nadine Mangold. Fifth Row: Barbara Rowland, Jeanne Grauer, Barbara Jean Holmes, Mary Ann Schramm, Kathleen Cnr- penter, Ruth Dexter, Betty Evans, Carol Ring, Barbara Lee Holmes, Mary Lee Henry, Margaret Biberstein, Phyllis Blocker, Patricia Tangeman, Anna Louise Wiegers. Fourth Row: Roberta Hinds, Mary DeLong, Shirley Vineyard, Lavonne McMahon. Charlene Strand, Mary Kay Muchow, Eileen Tidwell, Rosemary Wiegers, Sue Tunison, Ruth Schwindaman, Shirley Grauer, Lona Mae Unger, Audrey Martin, Patricia Graff. Third Row: Romola Kupfersmith, Martha Cheaney, Nancy Freeby, Shirley Fakler, Sandra Tunison, Mary Ellen Davison, Verda Kos, Marilyn Cobb, Charlotte Scheibe. Second Row: Sponsor Irene Creager, Lois Suiter, Ruth Tidwell, Jean Gerardy, Laura Griswold, Twila Mayer, Beverly Fletcher, Sally Ashley, Ann Shepard, Sponsor Garnet Hill. First Row: Cheerleaders: Vivian Smith, William Johnson, Ramona Ellenbecker, Kenneth Martinez, Joyce Tarvin, James Rowland, Joan Maendele. Pep Club Officers urerg Mary Lee Henry, secretary, Sandra Tunison, vice-president, Elizabeth Brodrick, S. C. R. 42 Helen Heleker, president: Eileen Tidwell, treas- 5 M Club Top Row: Rex Norrie, Dick Talbot, Alva Lohse, Jervis Rowe, Don Smith, Don Lockwood, Harry Gleue. Third Row: Cleo Muller, Eugene Breeding, Bob Miller, Don Harmer, Bill Brown, Jake Moser, David Wolff, Don White, Kenny Dam, Leonard Pacha. Second Row: Principal R. F. Rowland, Leon Noller, Douglas Smith, Ed Hall, Leland Shepherd, Galen Car- penter, Merlin Gardner, Darrell Keefover, Kent Obermeyer, Bernard Madden, Coach Brice Durbin. First Row: Superintendent D. E. Wolgast, Norbert Sohl, Bob Vincent, Dick McAtee, Philip Ludwig, Jerry Bergen, Lyle Fakler, Coach Homer Hanson. 1 ,Q WMM -- 5 C L' 'M A W ' ,. ll .. 35,7 mia - W 1. I , ' . E . 1 Q, . A fs ?n - , . v ' - I 1 aa K ' ' p , t . A A6 I ,L . I. . YV, t I , i.- f - 8 K- ' ' T K' 'X ' ,L '.H ' A pw? , X . . N' 5. 1 , Q f ' V GALEN E. CARPENTER The student manager is chosen by the Student Council on the basis of ability and willingness to work, as well as the quality of his grades. His duties are to care for all ath- letic equipment and assist the coaches whenever possible. He is awarded a school letter at the end of'the year. Galen Carpenter was selected for the year '50, and is the second student to hold this posi- tion. .W 43 P11111 V49 V ogs o 'W Lettermen g- l 00 DON LOCKWOOD DON SMITH senior End SEYIIOI' Center Wei weight 151 g 23 X., GENE BREEDING RElgeE?g?1g,IgERD Junior Guard Weight 134 W s , Wmgm 154 if DARRELL KEEFOVER Senior Guard Weight 147 Ig-Q! '! TERVY ROWE Senior End Weight 160 'J C 1 DARRELL CUDNEY ,.,g A Junior Guard Weight 130 BERNIE MADDEN Junior Back Weight 140 JERRY BERGEN LQ may Junior Back Weight 128 HARVEY WOLFF Senior Back Weight 138 BOB MILLER Senior Back Weight 174 O0-CAPTAIN Provisional Letterman HAROLD GRAUER RAY VINCENT Junior End Junior Guard Weight 140 Weight 152 CLEO MULLER Junior Tackle Weight 150 cet DON WHITE Senior Tackle Weight 170 BILL BROWN Junior End DICK MCATEE Junior Center Weight 141 MICKEY FAKLER Junior Back Weight 120 JOHN LUDWIG Sophomore Back Weight 118 Weight 146 JAKE MOSER Senior Guard Weight 142 'id v X, POOCH HARMER Senior Tackle Weight 174 LOUIE SOHL Senior Back Weight 135 -4? 68 PHIL LUDVVIG Junior Tackle Weight 167 BOB VINCENT Senior Back Weight 148 ' 9- 0 DOUG SMITH Junior Back J' F, Weight 135 SMILEY NOLLER Senior Back Weight 138 Y LEONARD PACHA Senior Guard Weight 160 C0-CAPTAHV I W P Q Y' JIM BREEDING GENE HARTIG LARRY WALL Sophomore Center Sophomore Guard Sophqmore End Weight 149 weight 162 Welghf 139 44 OPPONENT Hayden ...... Manhattan . . . Concordia . . Belleville Beloit ........ Minneapolis . .. Lincoln ....... Leavenworth . . Junction ..... MHS 14 25 19 31 20 12 18 0 12 The 1949 Bulldogs, coached by Homer Hanson for the eighth year, won four games, tied one game and lost four games. They won over Hayden High of Topeka, Belleville, Beloit, and Lincoln. They lost to Manhattan, Minneapolis, Leavenworth, and Junction City. They tied Concordia 19 to 19. The Bulldogs fought against tremendous odds this year for they had the lightest team along with the toughest schedule they have ever had. The heaviest man on the team weighed 174 pounds and the lightest weighed only 118 pounds. The team suffered very little from injuries and showed marked improvement throughout the season. If 4! if s If ?.---f,,5f The freshmen football players along with some sophmores, coached by Brice Durbin, had the only undefeated season this year at MHS. They won over the Beatrice freshmen once and in a later game tied them The l defeated the Junior high team t l b l . Th ' 'A ' y ago coached by Bm Watson. wce y c ose scores e Junior high was C s 4-A fleldhouse to provide for the ever-increasing number of football players. gr Iw i Qc K NJN .... K A 4 4 5 , 'ri-,., N 45 The Bullpups, coached by Charles Gordon who is instructor of physical education and industrial arts at Central Grade School, won two of the six games they played. They defeated the Beatrice B and Axtell A squads. They lost to Summerfield, Vermillion, and twice to the Washington B squad A new large practice field' was made available to the players this year by the clearing of trees and brush and the leveling of the tract of land to the southeast of the playing field. The football gridiron was also improved by the addition of a layer of new soil. A cement curb was placed around the track and the track was given a new supply of cinders. The west wall of the fieldhouse was moved twenty feet west last summer in order to enlarge the :if Coaches: Charles Gordon, Homer Hanson, Brice Durbin Basketball BRICE DURBIN. COACH 46 435' V , -flx , . ,A 5 , ,. . wr . , Y it 14' P W 5? mwglgff 3, .Q 1 1 si S , V may 2 5 T 85525, vigil 5 5 5 api 'B .Q S ., X 5 5 4 if 3 S . 4 'I . wtf W k 3 Q K ess 4 sv R 1 s WM Qi A .tv 5 . 1 . . .. -ff R , Q .. 4 i 'F 4 Q, Y i ,f HOMER. HANSON, COACH SECOND TEAM Back Row: Bill Elliott, James Breeding, Elmer Buss, Harold Grauer, Wesley Miller, J. M. Tarvin. Middle Row: Larry Wall, LeRoy Everly, Bill Buck, Jim Nider, Bill Bednar, Bob Smith, Gene Hartig. Front Row: Lester Schaefer, Al Ltiehkgpi Jack Platt, Dick McAtee, Kenneth Martinez, Jerry Maendele, Dick aen e e. So far this season the B squad has won three of their games and lost eight of them. Several of the games they lost were close games. The Bullpups have shown some very good ball handling this year which makes the prospects of a good team next year look very promising. They are instructed in the fundamentals of basketball by their coach, Homer Hanson. This year was the first time that the Marysville Bulldogs ever entered a holiday tournament. On Decem- ber 29-30 the Bulldog cagers journeyed to Salina to bring back the first place trophy they had won by defeating Marion 31-19 and Sacred Heart of Salina 23-22. The Bulldogs, playing under the mentorship of their new coach, Brice Durbin, started the basketball season in a very good way this year by outscoring their opponents in the first four games they played. By February 6 the Bulldogs have won four league games and lost two. Of all the games played they have won eight and lost five. The Bulldogs are looking forward to another chance to get into the state tournament in which they played last year. - ,f I 'J T 'Q I I' 4 xiefxifl 0 ' ' , J Qi 0 'I 'iv ee fi! S6ag.bU1?!V'TS Ca . Ca 1235860 woken'- -S'1.? 'f0? '17'1I 511 ' 2 e,ed11Q o1v4L1g7, 262 4,88 gay O earzf - . . .39 L1,f 11s,, Gaze, ' gayahiolh ffogls, ., is Nr ooelojt alla ' ' . . . 31 vff'1Zf 'fr'-ff '- 25' 4!'a 'eZl1ea --.1529 14f '0 .'--.527 253 9 'bllzaagojfs' - . N ' - 47 4.5 Track 2 . i i H W .lp ia A . ii, Y X. xg Q 8 fylbih gi If 5 A 5,4 . , Srgxmggwyk 1, iid, Vg f are Last year's track team had a successful season with six wins and two losses from the eight meets in which they participated. The Bulldogs opened the season with the regular win over Axtell 12754 to 3555. Washington got 8 points in this opening meet. Next to fall victim to the Bulldogs were Manhattan, Junction City, Wamego, and Chapman. The third meet was a quadruple meet that Marysville won by scores of Marysville 91, Concordia 51, Frankfort 24, Blue Rapids 18. Next came the K. U. Relays in which Marysville scored 13 points to take seventh place. The Bulldogs had the usual walk away with the county meet. They outran all other contenders for the NCKL track championship and won by at least thirty points over the closest NCKL track team. Next came the regional meet at Manhattan where the Bulldogs again outscored all the other teams. In the state meet two seniors of '49 placed in individual events to give Marysville 556 points in their last meet. 1-1' V The Bulldogs are looking forward to a better track season this year than they had last year. As of Feb- ruary 6, when this had to be written, they were expecting to have several good relay teams from Lockwood, Wolff, Sohl, Talbot, Noller, Dam, Doug Smith, Bergen, Richardson, and Madden: outstanding individuals in other events will doubtless be Lohse, Miller, Gleue, Keefover, Rowe, Obermeyer and Fakler. The Bulldog track men hope to place among the first at the K. U. Relays and the state meet this year. 48 Work or Pla . N XJ tt XJ 'L Q W J X: I , f N.1 ,Z Crevier and Conrad keep our school clean R+ N . 'X I' XX! I 1 -.. .KX Miss McMullen's work room. Before the Hayden game. N if 539,- This isn't work, is it? .UI I r fg Q. , 21,-35515. After the Hayden game. l,u Kayettes and mothers have tea party. Jusf riding- if After three years hard work. And the band played on. This watermelon is good! Careful- Al! 49 fa N , 1 Q Gee .1 n L gi ' 'X 'sa l F. F. A. has fun at meetings Just messing around IS this fun? fv K Y f-wf'5f' R .cflflb if xx Q'Qe,,:YX. f , xx 'X 'K N X XN N. X N S x Relax and enjoy life H 1 Band Clowns Valentine King and Queen Van Bibber and Muchow Eugene Breeding and Sue Tunison A Valentine dance is fun Kay play night Majoress Bow-Wow interviews Mrs. Knitwit - A K V At senior pep assembly Freshman Skating Review 51 JOURNALISM Top row: Ramona Ellenbecker, Warren Merriman, Joyce Tarvin, Carmen Schell, Daniel Breunsbach, Marilyn Kruse. Second row: Louise Bornhorst, Kenneth Dam, Leonard Pacha, Richard Behrends, Merlin Gardner, Bernice Dwerlkotte. Fira row: Marilyn Berkley, JoAnne McMahon, Richard Mullen, Judy Tobin, Romola Kupfersmlth, Miss Mc ullen. lf' - ' ' 3 ' we , M I fag, . , many different 14 ld Mimeo H J .- A, graphed by , 531423279 gb?-piggki-gG'?'f The Advanced Typing Class 'Qghflzumetn is a A Q 5' -' Supervised by Miss Creager '?' -2' cf foo Gy. QL espeu 8,0 CPGSJV' gy, 'Q AttT'9FT1 nn vrwv' orrggjgc .v GJ 1-ifeoe MILLER RECEIVES HQNOPABLE H10 6'Q,v',p KY' ? and Q' ral MENTION IN ALL STATE SELECTION L CQ Qvyqgfi var' th lg' er varlocies sea-'A Figure. . . . . . . . . . . . .JoArlfh'5'O'4fz ot SLQY desire 65' ious slnnes such 1'?5'E.DUf1iI'. . . . . . . . . 8 'ova Joyce, -'QQ5 'X diamonds' 4: .1 KA left alone with Illfg loxion.. ...QLD ,Car-0, 'ff 20 m ln, tl' Q-ge ,ag YS AIYDQV although Noa'4Af1p 727. , , , , , , , , O03 yionna Oaqyfgb Sljmo -x 19 Speclh' ium-Or' Eyes! 1 I 4 I Q 0 5 a u x 4' W ed iff' oxpl ode sponnf?YETTEg Teeth. . . . .t.S01V Gare: Bl? Zfork' .3629 Th? 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Even the .l,..S PEG' 1 0 o o a u . lo OR1 basketball 1:ea.C-'VO 'one in for Dior' QTURTS 'GCmQ' n the new loom O12 D Personality. . . . . . .Bernard Ma..- fn Brai-noon-o can s ooo. n.DOl1g1QS 52 O X H Z sf Z 1M W W Z' f X I f 4r 6Bvj 'J MM K -J ' F f 7 , W fd Zh . f hf W A U f X a' ' xx' Q wi 1 x f. 'N w' 5 'ii i' 2 ff if x f rx gg, I 1 IF, gag , VM if f X mga SQ V 6 4. W' 2 J XCZZSL Rf 33, www MY X, i. W I 2 N fm L00king R o vez- the reports ww x+2x:3x ..Repor U new Gradwg a 5 'iw-all Amo! Amas! Amat ! duke? .ge s c0fdS Ch be xx? ef-'kin houxd Rea dy, Set, Ni Bo! or to 1: gthee Irion-ow by xves Muk- new rec mg OU! wf glides Looxdns 54 flllipm 911: Just checking Typing, dau .V Poutine ww over TW cm!!! This proof' Looking over practice ' ' ' LQ 41 Em Dh g s 'HHb1e,. asis on th Venezuela is located . Start talking and I'1l listen. V Asslgning a theme if Ve n U H Scales? Attitudg HBE 5 ure You baske X t mst. 9 Practice g 55 ng get Louxse Bornhorst, editor, Mxss McMullen 01 ' Mn . dev Marg X99 'Ugg uve- Photo 51 if 31' taigien we Shel' ART: CLASSES: Joyce Tarvin, Velma Sedlacek, Richard Mullen, Marilyn Berkley. ll cw Betty Roudybush, Ramona Ellenbecker, Judy Tobin. fb U! 92 SIP 91 lx 'Ei 53 5541 W 5 E E. O- U Z sa Fi 2. P' 51 O 5' W 1 Q4 U5 0 3' 7 V U56 Z QUE 5 al' 5 U' 14 92 Z O D' 5 W O F L4 O P 5 5 Q Z Q 2 W 5' O F' Y y ends, Marilyn Kruse, Daniel Breunsbach. 2 K SPORTS: ADVERTISING: L90nBFd PBCFIH. Harold G19'-19, NOI'b0Yt Sohl. Delores Maendele, Miss Olson, Merlin Gardner, Helen Heleker, Carmen Schell absent. DRAMATICS: BUSINESS t M 1 H 1 B ' D 1- Romola Kuptersmith, Bob Vincent, Miss Leary' Ken- Eggs: Carpen er' ar ene aw ey' ermce wer neth Dam. 56 5 WT ff- M, as. s 5 SEPTEMBER School Opens Band to state fair F. F. 1. Watermelon Feed B Football, Summerfield there! Football, Hayden High, Topeka tthere! Kayette Big-Little Sister Party Sophomore Hike Vermillion B there! Manhattan there! OCTOBER Beatrice freshmen tthere! Lyceum Music Unlimited Concordia tthere! Junior Class Party Beatrice B there! Belleville there!, Homecoming F. H. A. District Meeting Artist Series Jo3Sh Wheeler, baritone Beatrice freshmen there! Kay Party Lyceum Collies Beloit there! Washington B tthere! Minneapolis there! F. H. A. food sale NOVEMBER Washington A , Marysville B there! Lincoln tthere! Washington B there! Band Party Movie Series Flight To Romance Lyceum Ambassador Quartet Leavenworth tthere! Freshmen Skating Party Axtell B tthere! Junior Play Junction City tthere! Vocal Clinic at Manhattan All-School Dance Thanksgiving Vacation Lyceum Modes and Manners DECEMBER Football banquet Luceum DeForest and Lynn' Basketball, Fairbury there! Lyceum Toymakers Group Pictures Seneca Catholic there! Christmas Vesper Program Community Sing Christmas Vacation Sacret Heart Invitational Tournment JANUARY Clay Center tthere! Minneapolis tthere! Movie Series Flight Into Time Lincoln there! End of First Semester Manhattan tthere! Washington freshmen tthere! Beloit there! Concordia tthere! Rotary Football Banquet Belleville there! Beatrice fre hmen tthere! Wamego tthere! ' - r Y ge. 81,2 f FEBRUARKYE? 3 Minneapolis there! 3 7 Manhattan there! 8 Lyceum Strickt'aden 10 Lincoln tthere! 14 All-school dance 17 Beloit tthere! 21 Clay Center there! 23 Kayette Mother-Daughter Tea 24 Concordia there! 27 Lyceum Woodwind Ensemble 28 Belleville tthere! MARCH 'G QW 3 Artist Series Wm. Masselos, Pianist tv 6 Band Concert 1 9 10 Regional Basketball Tournament at Hiawatha . 11 12 Festival Music 20 Lyceum Paul Leonard 20 Artist Series Men Of Song 5 29 Track Meet, Invitational 31 Music Festival at Concordia , W Q E1 :V APRIL 9453 1 County Spelling Contest K 5 Manhattan Track Meet there! v 'j, lg Easter Vacation 2 2 . -1X 11 Artist Series Jeanne Beauvois, soprano 12 Concordia tthere! . K 14 County Music Festival 'N' 17 Movie Series Flight To The Sun is Kansas Relays 25 Senior Play 28 Atchison Relays tthere! fm 29 State Music Festival at Emporia tap MAY 1 S9 Prom YI N. C. K. L. Track Meet at Beloit N. C. K. L. Tennis Tournamentat Beloit Regional Track Meet at Manhattan 5 5 8 12 ig Final Examinations 1? Manhattan State Track Meet 2 23 Baccalaureate Commencement 53 .I X! N fi 6 as img ' to . Q 57 l Q5 0 51 'mag' 1 Union Pacific Railway Station I P L 5 If f' ' - I , 1 , 1 xo ,K North Entrance to City Pu-lc 'Eat ., lu .NL.,t,,. .. United States Post 011100 Ili Entrance to Swimming Pool Country Club and Golf C0lll'l0 BDUSTERS CLUB A. Sz B. Drug Co. Ackerman's - Jewelers Since 1893 L. B. Ackerman, O. D. Optometrist Allis-Chalmers Implements Al's Cafe 813 Bdwy. American Legion S. M. N. 8: R. Post 163 Anderson-Boss Motor Co. Anderson Super Service 520 Bdwy. Baker Motor Co. Beatrice Meadow Gold Food Products Beldt Motor Co. Dr. J. A. Beveridge Phone 64 Blue Ribbon Garage Boogaart's Food Store Brauchi Bros. Phone 288 Broadway Radio 8z Appliance Brunswick Recreation Parlor George - Joe - Shorty Fred Burris Cahan Ballroom Drs. Cauble 8z Cauble Citizens State Bank M. F. D. 1. c. Clowe Truck Lines 8z Service Station Club 36 - Skating and Dancing BO0S'l'ERS CLUB Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Don Coleman Produce Conoco Service Station Cooksey Auto Parts 606 Alston Costello Service - Phillips 66 Czapanskiy's Clover Farm Store Homer R. Cunningham Insurance Agency C. W. Taxi Service Phone 93 Don's Pastry Shop 710 Bdwy. Draheims' Department Store Eddy Sz Eddy, Abstractors Edington's Studio Eley's Service Station Paul Elliott's Store Drs. A. C. 8: R. K. Ewart - Dentists Exchange Bank Of Schmidt 8: Koester Fairbury Auto Parts Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Agency Farmers' Home - Pool, Billiards Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. Robert E. Ferguson Foster's Bandbox Cleaners Ben Franklin Store Frank's Motel Gnln Elevator Steps at sch and 0-mu Marshall County Court House BO0STERS CLUB Dr. R. W. Frickey - Chiropractor Robert F. Galloway Gamble's Authorized Dealer Alvin Christensen Gay-Mar Sweet Shop Grosshans-Petersen, Inc. Francis J. Guffee Insurance Agency Haar Electric 1022 Bdwy. Haddan's Cafe 610 N. 6th Hall Bros. Contractors Hamburger Inn 902 Center Hamburg's Golden Rule Happy's Tavern 8z Lunch Hested Stores 821 Bdwy. W. W. Hinds Insurance Agency E. B. Hinshaw, D. D. S. Phone 311 Hoffman Furniture Hoffman Service Company House Of Flowers Howell Lumber Co., J. R. Howell, D. D. S. Phone 14 O. G. H-utchinson, M. D. Isis Theatre Jackson Welding - Friendly Service BUUSTERS CLUB Jayhawk Bowl and Cafe Walter E. Johannes Insurance Agency Kansas Power 8z Light Co. Keeney's Barber Shop Kinsley's Ambulance Service Phone 1 Kraemer Dairy - Since 1923 Kraemer Electric Co. Kraemer Food Market - High Grade Foods Kraemer Hardware Vern Leupold Motor Co. Liberty Theatre Lorke Millinery 8z Ready To Wear MacLeod's Cleaners 85 Tailors Marshall County Abstract Co. 9055 Bdwy. Marshall County News Marshall Flower Shop 712 Bdwy. The Marysville Advocate Marysville Chamber of Commerce Marysville Floral Co. Marysville Hospital Marysville Livestock 8a Commission Co. Marysville Pepsi-Cola 'Bottling Co. Maxwell's Shoe Store L. L. McLaughlin Marshall CounW'S First Buffalo smnapipe puny Express Marker Kansas Historical Marker Marslmll Feny Palmetto Clty PW! lixpnu. Marysville, Kuna, law M.anlmll's Ferry and Trading Post BO0STl-IRS CLUB McMahon Paint Store Montgomery Ward 8z Co. Muchow-Richter Implement Co. Muller Insulation Co. Myers 8z Son Chevrolet Service Nordhus Motor Co. The Option Store - L. Herda, Prop. Dr. Carl A. Ott - Chiropractor Pacific Hotel - A. W. Rehkop, Prop. Parli's Skelly Service Penney's The Perry Packing Company Pine Hill Tourist Court R. S. 'Potter - Jeweler Quick Service Welding Co. J. W. Randell, M. D. G. L. Rice Furniture 8: Undertaking Rockwell's Service Shoe Shop J. D. Rogers, 0. D. Schell Produce Phone 371 Schell's Cafe Sheller Sheet Metal 305 S. 7th Sherrill's Snack Shop Ira Shrock BO0S'l'ERS CLUB Simpson Drug Store G. A. Stewart Monument Co. C. W. Strand - General Contracting Sweet's I. G. A. Market Jas. C. Swim - Refrigerated Lockers Bis Thomas - Big Little Jewelry Store R. M. Thomas, M. D. The Thompson Co. Tracy Brothers Clothiers Triangle Drug Store 12th St. Store - Groceries-Notions Uhlmann Grain Co. United Dairies - Milk-Ice Cream Bus Vincent Motors Von Riesen's Drug Store Watson's West Gate Oil Co.-West Gate Cafe Drs. A. F. 8z L. A. Wempe - Veterinarians Mmm! SM' md' E. 0. Webber Sz Son Weinberg's Cleaners Sz Launderers Dr. S. Ann Wiegers 1411 Bdwy Wolff Radio Co. 606 Bdwy. 0. P. Wood, M. D. Phone 17 Zeller's Bakery - Bread, Rolls, Cookies X PAss OR TRANSFER 1 W K STUDENT TO Runson 5 1 i . ' H,km.TEACHER I M ' lCHER.T.., ARYSVIL1, Name CLASS IGH SCHOOL .Address 31, -re . . period , ' 13114 'A K X ' -- - - 5011001 J Subject ' B X- N 5k ' OPS Us . N-N..- ,,,, ,Qg s ---, Y ., . F 0 , m SREPQB f R0om jf Classfficamo if 9 .e LY f yd A I k T ,r,,,1QA I 1 CARD I 1 -P' IIE n 4 34' I It , vlo ff nina... 4 X' M. B- 5' EI31aSS1m 'B'sAfhLj ! new .BBG X N J MARY S -- eE'l2-f'I e - 24.31-1, 'MARYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOLS SECON SEIVIESTER 94 - 19501 DQ .... ..H,...... .A... ...,... I .T ........ - ..,............... - C . ude 1 Subject The marks used in this report are the letters A, B, C, D and F, which a pear at ngnvlaer of palgils receiving each mark is shown beneath the mark. Tae numb TEACHER D.....fm,m - KK 4 L... 7 . B No.-.1 M Student's Admit Slip -' ' Kd T1 Absent we' Whowas Period123456789 'N -Reason .-., .. Th PERM IT To re-'enter class when the s is NOT CONSIDERED ABSENT CI' TAKDY school. Work must be made up. Dat Admit Name -1- . Kami .- S . Salma' NT uvvh' ' 1' OF ABSE DM pate Dav Of Wee 14774144 VILLE HIGH en LREPO -1z.1m ns cor t fth I . Th eopolecoumn ,me arovun t hi 11 1 ai 1 th f hild 11 'un tl? m one cor ul hash 8 circle i Muni' W C ll C8 BB 8 gl'0llP 01' YOU! I! BS OOIIIPBTC W1 E PFOKYBSS 0 0 l' X11 - ' Il of his classf Each six weeks grade is lndependen . Th t B e em ' t e semes er grade is a composite grad Z 43 6. , 1 S, I KV V J a Q 4th Six Weeks 2 Sth Six Weeks 5 6rh Six Weeks g 2 2 3? I U-1 vi G U NUMBER U NUMBER NUMBER M Q fi L 'I 1 l F p Y' I ',,'f11'- A ., , nm ,ff K,,.-4f , ,U f .,,.... 1 I 1 '-'J' ' -f. 1 A ' v XX xy In I V, I A A I 1 RT I I 1 B fr' 1 1 3 I - ! e ,Al 1 ' ' 1 I u-1 1 ' I -5: RECEIVING -5' RECEIVING I -9: I RECEIVING ' i ' ' I I 1 I A A 1 1 4 1 ' 1 N c F 2 ILQAB D Q fl, I IHGH SCHOOL 'I'EAGII'rJILS' WEEKLY REPORT i Explanut on of Marks: I-Highest grade, among the few whose work is outstanding. Q-Upper medium, above average. 1-Lower medium, average. In larg 5153231 j.5m'1:1a,s'.:f,:1i: f::1if12.2:1sz. Teacher 7--Eggegmnalssing grade, below ave:-J' ' ' ' ' ' ' 5 j.i..i2'n1?5pf:5E.'E1.3u12.'X..'Zf ,'3':'.5,'.5.,11'.:.Z Li g 4 , IBoUgBLBBo11m PUPILS. V PUPILS ABOUT TO FAIL KICTUDHFRQ OL is ub 'ect I RQVBSFIIY ag-ld howqgcasegbisg beiagrgtg VHJEHIGH SCHO .See 'kaff aim. 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