Marysville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Marysville, KS)
- Class of 1956
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A I ML' gh , V, H 4-90- - ' ' 4 I-I-by I 1 P bl shed l:yS2nxor 0055 of 1955 T 'lr if sl -1- -Q .flu Top Row Bxl1Gleue Jxm Athon Charles Wetzler Roger Stanton Presldent Arlyn Saathoff Bob Thomas Ronald Jacques Mrddle Row Bette W'olff Jeannine Johannes secretary Ell n NIcLaughl1n Jlm Madden Gary Zarybmcky Charles Keatmg Front Row Wir Rowland Sponsor Sandra Gulse Judy Ixrug Lots Schotte Betty Iwaaf V1ck1D1l'-cy Shxrley Council Sets Up Traffic Court Wlth Roger Stanton as presxdent 19 Student Councll representatlves and VII' Rowland worked as the legxslatlve councll of the student body throughout the school year The representatmves were elected two from each class one from each club and one from the Journalxsm class The mam progect of the councll th1s year was co operatmg wxth the cxty traffic court IH orgamz mg a student tnafflc court Student vlolators of trafflc laws would have a trlal before the traffc judge and an advtsory board from the student body The councxl also brought the old constttutlon up to date b addlng new by laws and amendments Y i Roger Stanton ei U Zyl JN xi C 'K' X ff 4 fy v6 A 'lj ' 6 l 57 ' , ' 3 1 A-hx I Z? Q x T N 4 A A .I far 1 Q wg O 0 O 7 L x 4 -5, l L t f QD .Lf,4ellT?- f .J X Y 'Q if R K f Ml CHGSSQS K f ' VIV, A W! . 5 -. as fx 4 5- xi 57-,N , i I5 ev' x ' I A . ' a ' .YQ- C' -- I 1 T 9 I .2 --1.1.- Y l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bill Gleue, S.C.R.5 Fred Miller, President, Betty Naaf, S.C.R.3 Q, 1 Patricia Rowland, - Secretary, Paul Mitschler, Vice-President: Jim Madden, Treasurer. Seniors Are In Many Activities CARLA SUE ACTON Carla Commercial Kayettes 1, 2. 3, 4: Band 1. 2, 3. 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fProgram Chairman 31, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 43 Basketball Queen Attendant 2, Football Queen Attendant 43 Drum Majorette 3, 4. ROSALIE MARIE BABB Rose Home Economics Kayettes 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. WALLACE VVAYNE BACKMAN' Wayne General Kays 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 45 Contest Solo 43 Boys' Quartet 43 Mixed Small Group -13 Track 4. DELORES MAXINE BEHRENS ..Dee.. Home Economics Kayettes 1, 2, 3. 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Triple Trio 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. BILL BLACKBURN Duke General Kays 1. 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 4, Mixed ch0rus4: Dramatics Club 3, 43 Thespian Club 3, 43 M Club 2, 3, 41 Basketball 2. 3, 4 fLettered 2, 3, 4, Honorary Captain 415 Junior Play, Senlor Play! Class Vice'President 1. MARY BORGERDING Castana College Preparatory Kayettes 1 3 4' Pep Club 2 3 4 xl X - g. J X o 5 A ycttes 1 2 3 F H A 1 2 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Kayettes 1 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 15 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Cluo Kayettes 1 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4: Triple Trio 4 FH A. 1 2 Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. 43 Basketball Queen Attendant 3 Football Queen Attendant 4. xc 1 2 NI Clu 3 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 lLettered 3, 45, LUCIA LEE BRODRICK Lou the Pooh General Kayettes 1, 2, 3. 4 CS. C. R.. 313 Dramatics Club 3, 4: Thespian Club 3. 43 F. H. A. 1. 2. 3. 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 1Vice-President 37, Junior Play, Yearbook Staff. LARRY J. CHRISTENER Larry Vocational, Agriculture Kays 2. 3. 4: Boys' Glei- Club 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, -4 fSentinel 333 Livestock Judging Team 2, 3, Grain Judging Team 2, 3, Track 3, 4. PATSY RUTH COCKERILL Pat Home Economics K-ayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, ,2, 3. JIM COHORST James O General F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreaQurer 373 Grain Judging Team 1. 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 4 fLettered 49, Track 1, 2. LINDA COHORST Lindy Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 tHistori'an 433 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 4Squad Leader 41. SANDRA COHORST Sandy Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 iSecrc-tary 43, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RE ROBERTA JUNE GILLETTE Roberta Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 iSq.1ad Leader 45. WILLIAM GLEUE Bill College Preparatory Kays 2, 3, 4 CPresident 453 Boys' Glee Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Dramatics Club 4: M Club 43 Football 2, 3, 4 tLettered 3, 453 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Class S. C. R. 4: Yearbook Staff. RAYMOND GLEUE Ray College Preparatory Kays 2, 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 M Club 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4 fLettered 3, 43 Co-Captain 453 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 tLettered 2, 35. RICHARD LEE GRAUER Lefty Vocational Agriculture Kays 1, 2, 3, 4 tSecretary 253 Boys' Glee Club 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 13 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 tPresident 353 Livestock Judging Teani 2, 33 Pep Club 23 M Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 43 Basketball 13 Class S. C. R. 1, 23 Class Secretary 33 Senior Play, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 tbettered 25. DOROTHY GRIFFIN UDotI7 Home Economics Kay-ettes 1, 2. 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 42 Thespian Club 3, 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 tReporter 453 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 tSquad Leader 353 Junior Play3 Class S. C. R. 13 Yearbook Staff. JANE ANN HAMILTON Janie Commercial Kayettes 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 tSquad Leader 45. DARRELL HANSON Six Gun College Preparatory Kays 1, 2, 3, 4 fTre'asurer 351M Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 tLettered 2, 3, 43 Co-Captain 453 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. BERNIECE HARTIG Berniece Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 CSecretary 453 Thespian Club 3, 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play: Senior Play3 Girls' Sextet 23 TriDle Trio 4. RONALD HAVVLEY Ron General Kays 2, 3. PEGGY HOFFMAN Hoff College Preparatory Kaycttes 1, 2, 3, 4 1Publicitv 353 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 lPresident 453 Thespian Club 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 rSquad Leader 353 Junior Play: Contest Play 4: Svnior Play3 Class Secretary 23 Prom Co- Chaizman 33 Yearbook Staff. SHIRLEY JOYCE HOUTZ Mighty Home Economics haycttes 1, 2, 3, 4 KS. C. R. 4, Reporter 453 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Dramatics 2, 3, 43 Thespian Club 3, 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fProgr-am Chairman 453 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. fHead Cheerleader 2, 3, 453 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Football Queen Attendant 43 Yearbook Staff tEditor-in-chiefl. HELEN' HUGHES ..Pug,, General Transferred from Oneida 4. ,-f fZ T Buttooc cfimi 'JCLIJM5 YI trueaeia 2 i MARY HIGH.. ,SNI- November 18, lQ55 l. .,-,, -. Lomefily lie nFather Know' the play vhif' will presen ection of 7 December 9 ' act comedy radio and same name round a fa father who his share 'J TONIGHT will seek their season Junction City. d, Narysvilles ttan andCon- 3 have won year, n playing tition all ll beex- contend wi' 5 beC5u5e Cy.,,.,,.,,g,.+ lflrl' YCVQYZ- . :at at are' BULLDOG CAPERS STAFF-Top Row: Charles Vvetzler, Gary Tobin, R.:-'ger Stanton. James Madden. ldogs MGMT Second Row: Peggy Hoffman, Bill Gleue, Ellen McLaughlin, Donald Livingston. - tbei- Dont Row: Caroll Throm, Mark Shoemaker, Shirley Houtz, Miss McMullen, sponsor. 3-game YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-Shirley Houtz Assistant-Charles Wetzler Seniors-Ellen McLaughlin Jeannine Johannes Shirley Sipple JoAnn Klover Music-Gary Tobin 'Wayne Baclzman Barbara Parry Dramatics-Roger Stanton Gary Zaryhnielcy Classes-Peggy Hoffman Lucia Broflricl: Paul Mitschler Clubs-Mark Shoemaker Marlene Pearson Betty Naaf Photography-Donald Livingston Business-Caroll Throm Gerald Gellinger Dorothy Griffon Ronald Wt ber Sports-James Madden Rosemary Mullen Boosters-Charles VVetzler Douglas Kuper Judy Ott Verl Moser Snapshots-Bill Gleue Since the beginning of the year, the MHS' newspaper, The Bulldog Capers, has been published once every six weeks by eleven members of the journalism class under the sponsorship of Miss McMullen. The paper served as a record of the year's activities and events, and gave the cl-ass experience in reporting, editing, and creative writing. Ellen McLaughlin served as editor-in-chief, the only permanent staff position, for the entire year. The other editorships were rotated among the remaining class members. The paper was mimeographed by the advanced stenography class under the supervision of Miss Creager. In addition, the journalism class published the yearbook with each class member responsible for a certain section. Volunteers from the senior class assisted in its preparation. Mr. Martinez helped with the photography and finishing and the Marshall County News supplied the printing. Wi JEANNINE JOHANNES Brown College Preparatory and Commercial WILBUH J ORG PINSON Willie General MAXINE MARJORIE KECK Maxine College Preparatory MILTON A. KELLY unKeuy7! General CECELIA KLOEKER 'tCece Commercial Junior Play CProperty Chairmanl. JOANN KLOVER. nJon Home Economics Staff. DOUGLAS DAVID KUPER ..Doug.. College Preparatory Kays 1, 2, 3, 4 tSchoo1 Service 3, Secretary 453 Band I, 2, 3, 4 lVice-President 4, Asst. Band Director 415 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 4 tTreasurer 473 Thespian Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 tSecretary 473 Junior Play, Contest Play 4: Senior Play: Comet Quartet 2, 3, Brass Quartet 3, Brass Sextet 4, Dance Band 43 Yearbook Staff. DONALD GENE LIVINGSTON Don College Preparatory Kays 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 393 Band 1, 2, 33 Boys' Glee Club 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Thespian Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff. DELMA MAE LOHSE Delma Commercial and Home Ecofnomics . Kayettes 3, 4 tParliamentarian 413 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fVlC6-PF8Si- dent 41, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. VFILMA FAE LOHSE Velma Commercial and Home Economics Kayettes 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 33 Treasurer 41, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 tSquad Leader 43, Class Vice-President 23 Class Treasurer 3. JAMES MADDEN Jim General Kays 1, 2, 3. 4 1Community Service 3, ViC9-Pl'eSid9nt 433 Dramatics Club 3, 4 KS. C. R. 49: Thespian Club 3, 4, M. Club 3, 43 Football 1, 2. 3, 4 lLettered 3, 411 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 43 Traqk 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play: Senior Play, Class President 1, Class Treasurer 2, 4, Yearbook Staff. JAMES MAENDELE Wish General Kays 1. 2. 3, 43 Bovs' Glee Club 3, 4, Pep Club 43 M Club 2, 3, 41 Hootball 2, 3, 4 KL:-ttered 2, 3, 43 Co-Captain 453 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 tLettered 2, 3, 41, Track 2, 3, 4 tLettered 2, 37. Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 tSocial 4lg Band 1 2 3 4 CS C R 47 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Dramatics Club 2 3 4 tProgram Chairman 453 Thespian Club 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, 4: Junior Play, Senior Play Trombone Quartet Mixed Quartet 33 Trombone Baritone Quartet 3 Brass Sextet Dance Band 4, Football Queen Attendant 4 Yearbook Staff Kays 43 Boys' Glee Club 43 Mixed Clorus 4 F 1Secretary 31' Livestock Judging Team 2 3 Kayettes 2, 3, 43 F. H. A. 2, Pep Club Kays 1, 2: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 tReporter 3D Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3 4 Vlixed Chorus 4 Tripl Trio 43 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 fSquad Leader 31 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Yearboik 7 3 f Hulda Seniors DI'6SGDl1 A MAN CALLED PETER 2 directed 3 4 CAST April 24, 1956 Mr. Vi llllams 1. Peter Marshall. Roger Stanton 2. Catherine Marshall Margaret Hoffman 3. Peter John Marshall Mac Hamon 4. Allen Talbot Douglas Kuper 5. Judith Bickle 6. Jesse Bickle 7. Susan Grant . Steven Grant 10. George Yost 11. Joe Keatin 12. Senator Polk 13. Nancy Everetts 14 Barbara Logan 15 16. Prompter 17. Property Chair '2 ft-N X 'n Cf? lvl 'E' ll 'I2 g ' m Ellen McLaughlin Jeannine Joh-annes Barbara Parry 8. Marian Grant Margaret Stephenson 9 James Madden Bill Blackburn Dick Grauer Don Livingston Shirley Sipple Shirley H-outz Berniece Hartig JoAnn Klover an Marilee Throm ,Q 'M 2 The Reverend Peter Marshall gathered into his home the young people of the church. He made their joys and sorrows his own. In his attempts to aid these youngsters he often ran afoul of certain conservative groups in his church. He scandalized two older members by his rev- olutionary tactics and openly opposed an important member of Congress over the case of a juvenile delinquent. All of this work proved too strenuous for him and he suffered a severe heart attack. After his partial recovery he was offered the posi- tion of Chaplirl of the United States Senate. He had a difficult time explaining to his wife Catherine, that he must continue his work. Finally he made her understand what he must dog and she agreed with him when he said, It isn't 'how long we live, but how wellg whether or not we keep our bargain with Him. Honors To Seniors SCHOLARSHIPS: Naaf, McLaughlin, Wetzler, Kuper, Hoffman, Livingston Betty Naaf - Scholarship Hall Scholarship, K. U. Ellen McLaughlin - Honorary Scholarship, William Woods Charles Wetzler - General Scholarship, K. U. Douglas Kuper - Scholarship Hall Scholarship, K. U. Margaret Hoffman - Scholarship Hall Scholarship, K. U. Don Livingston - General Scholarship. K. State, Manhattan 'HARRY J. MEEKS, JR. Junior Genexx'-11 Kays 1, 2, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1. FREDERICK CHARLES MILLER Fred General Kays 1, 2, 3, 43 M Club 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fLettered 3, 413 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Class S. C. R. 33 Class President 4. VVILLIAM CORLISS MILLER Duke General Keys 2. 3, 43 F. F. A. lg M Club 3, 43 Football 1. 2. 3, -1 fl.e'tter2d 3, 415 Track 1, 2. 3, 4. PAUL MITSCHLER Paulus College- Preparatory Kays l, 3, 4 1Fin'ance Chairman 411 Dramatics Cluh 3, 43 Thespian Club 3. 43 Junior Play3 Class Secretary 43 Yearbook Staff. VERI, N. BIOSER Morley General Knvs l, 2. 3. 4 fR0f'l'lZ1lilWll Chairman 313 M Club l. 2. 3. 41 Foivthall l, 2, 3. 4 'Letterod l. 2. 3, 413 Basketball l. 2. 3. 4 1l.etter2d 2, 3, 413 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 1l.ettered 2, 313 Yearbook Staff. ROSEMARY BIULLI-IN Rosie Commercial and Home Economics Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4. TOP GRADES: Delma Lohse, Douglas Kuper Margaret Stephenson, Ellen McLaughlin, Don Livingston Douglas Kuper, Margaret Stephenson win Kiwanis scholarship awards. A MARLENE ANN PEARSON Pear College Preparatory and Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dozenettes 2, 3, 43 Pep Cl Yearbook Staff. THELMA PERKINS Thelma Commercial and Home Economics Kayettes 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 KSquad Leader 41. BERNICE POPPEN Bernice Commercial Kayettes 3, 43 Girls' F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ALLEN PRELL Allen Vocatiznal Agriculture Kays 43 F. F. A. 1, BETTY LOU RHODES Boop Home Economics Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dozenettes 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4-, 1Squad Leader 43 . RICHARD DALE ROUDYBUSH Roudy General Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 43 MARGARET ELLEN McLAUGHLIN ..-El.. Ooll-ege Preparatory Kayettes 1, 2. 3, 4 fSchool Service 413 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Thespian Club 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4 fSqu-ad Leader 3, President 453 Junior Pl'ay3 Contest Play 43 Senior Play3 Best Thespian of the Year 3, Girls' State Representative 33 Basketball Queen 33 Prom Co-Chairman 33 Girls' Sextette 23 S. C. R. of Journalism Class 43 Yearbook Staff. BETTY JOAN NAAF Betty College Preparatory Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 iTreasurer 3, President 413 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 433 Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Clfiss S. C. R. 3, 43 Girls' State Representative 33 Prom Co-Chairman 33 Year- book Staff. CONNIE JO NIE BERDING Connie Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY NORDHUS Hilerryil Vocational Agriculture I I Kays 1, 33 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 4Vice-President 35: LIVCSXOCR Judgmg Team 1, 2, 33 Track 3. JUDITH ARLENE OTT Judy Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 fPianist 2, Social Chairman 3, Program Chair- man 4J3 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dozenettes 2, 3, 4 iAccompanist 3, 453 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CPianist 3, 473 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 iSecretary 473 Dance Band 43 Yearbook Staff. BARBARA PARRY Barb Home Economics Kayettes 1. 2. 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 33 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Thespian Club 3, 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Pl-:1y3 Contest Play 43 Senior Play. ' ub 1, 2, 3, 4 iSquad Leader 313 sauna., X 3, 43 Livestock Judging Team 1. fy li 3- FY, ,X , us ahh.- , I BL PATRICIA ROWLAND Pat the Rat Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 41: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Thespian Club 3, 43 F. H. A. 1. 2. 3, 4 4ViC9-PF9Sid6'l1I 313 Pep Club 1, 2,,3, 4 fsquad L-gader 3, Vice-President 473 Junior Play, Class Vice-President 43 Football Queen 4. DENNIS SCHELL Denny Vocational Agriculture OLIVER E. SCHMUTZ Ollie Vocational Agriculture 1, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 1. LOIS SCHOTTE Lois l Commercial and Home Economics LOREN WAYNE SCHOTTE Loren Vocational Agriculture WANDA SCHWARZ Shortle Commercial Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN SHERRILL Marilyn General Kayettes 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 4. MARK SHOEMAKER llshuii General Kays 1, 4g Basketball 1, Yearbook Staff. SHIRLEY JOAN SIPPLE usipll Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4gDozenettes 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 1Squad Leader 37, Dance Band,4g Cornet Quartet 3, Mixed Quartet 33Senior Playg' Yearbook Staff JUDY CLAUDE'I'I'E SMITH Jud General Girls' Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 43 Triple Trio 43 Contest S010 4. NORMAN LEO STALLBAUMER Stall General Kays 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3. ROGER D. STANTON ..R0g.. College Preparatory Kays 1, 2, 3, 4 fProgram Chairman 3, Parliamentarian and Publicity Chairman 415 Boys' Glee Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Thespian Club 3, 4 4Best Thespian of the Year 31: M Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 tLettered 3, 45: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Golf 45 Junior Play: Contest Play 4: Senior Play: Class President 33 Student President 43 Boys' State Representative 35 Yearbook Staff. Boys' Glee Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 4 F F A 2 3 4 Peo Club 2 Kavs 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 3, 4, Football 2 3 4 lLettered 3 45 Tracx Kayettes 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 FHA 1 2 3, 4 tTreasurer 33 S.C.R. 41, Pep Club 2 3 4 tSquad Leader 35 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Livestock Judging Team 2 3 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 F HA 1 MARGARET STEPHVENSON Stevie Commercial Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 tHistorian 3. Program Chairman 433 Band 1 2, 3, 4 tLibrarian 2, 33 Secretary 313 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 ifixqd Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dozenettes 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Trio 33 Barbershop Quartet 33 Brass Quartet 33 Brass Sextet 1, 2, 33 Senior Play- ALLEN SVOBODA Allen Vocational Agriculture Kays 1, 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLL JOAN THROM Caroll General Kayettes 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dozenettes 3, 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fSquad Lead-er 3J, Girls' Sextet 23 Mixed Quartet 43 Contest Solo 3, 43 Yearbook Staff. MARILEE THROM Mari1ee Commercial Ka ettes 1 2 3 4' Girls' Glee Club 2' Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 y , . , . - Thespian Club 3, 43 F. H. A. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 tSquad Leader 433 Junior Play. ROBERT WANAMAKER ..Duz.. General . I Kays 1 2, 3, 4 tCommunity Service Director 313 M Club 12 Football 2, 3, 4 tLettered 413 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD GENIE WEBER Ronnie General Kays 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES E. WETZLER UBonyH College Preparatory Kays 1, 2, 3, 4 CSchool Service 1, S. C. R. 3, Treasurer 473 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 473 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Thespian Club 3, 43 M Club 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 tLettered 3, 453 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 fLettered 3, 433 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 tLettered 313 Tennis 13 Junior Playg Class Vice-President 33 Student Vice-President 43 Boys' State Representative 33 Cornet Quartet 1, 2, 3, 43 Brass S-extet 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 43 Yearbook Staff CAssistant Editorl. LeROY M. WOHLER Elroy General Kays 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 tPresident 413 Junior Play. CAROLE ANN WYNN Rabbit Home Economics Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GARY ZARYBNICKY UL' B.Yl College Preparatory Kays 1, 2, 3, 4 tReligion 3, Points Committee 413 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Thespian Club 3, 43 F. F. A. 13 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 KS. C. R.. 3,4, Sq.uad Leader 33 Junior Play: Yearbook Staff. .ov xml After hours-Zarybfnicky, Borgerding Locker troubles-Hoffman, Hudson, McLaughlin Look at that one! -Crevier, Stehley, Livingst0n, 4 t 1 '1 's. Study Time Same here-Kuper Himilfon Happy family -Johnson, Rowland -Behrens, Cockerill, Rhodes, Mullen, Parry Seniors Have Busy Years On September 1, 1952, the first of four yeazs in MHS began for one hundred seven freshmen. They were destined to have the usual troubles with lockers and room locations. They organized and elected Jim Madden as president of their class and Miss Hill and Mr. Gerriets as sponsors. The only class party of the year was a skating party held at Club 36 on March 31. When September 8. 1953, rolled around, one hundred one sophomores confidently started thei: second year in MHS. They elected Casper Nester to the office of president and chose Mr. Martinez and Mr. Gerriets to serve as sponsors for the year. The class had two parties that year. On-2 was a Skating party held on September 21 at Club 36 and the other was a class picnic at Marysville'- lake. The seventh of September, 1951, marked ine lveginning ot' the third year in high school for ninety-four eager and enthuslastie juniors. Roger Stanton was elected to serve as president. Mrs, Toedter, Mrs. Visser, Miss llunstead and Mr. Hill wrxv- selected to sponsor the class. This year was Z1 busy one. The juniors sold concessions .lt games during basketball season and piesenteil Clown of Glory as their class play on Dec-nxber tl. l-Iilen Mt-Laughlin was elect.-Q the 1955 Bas- ketball Queen and was crowned on January Bl at the Marysville-Minneapolis game. The class la'-ll a tal'-nt show and played various games in tm- gymnasium as their party for the year. On May G the juniors were hosts to the seniors at the annual Junior-Senior Prom, The Desert Song . Thus, a busy year came to a clos-.-. On gf'lif0lll?'flY' 5, lfl55, eighty'-five sf-profs trnnarked upon their final year of high school. Fred Miller had been '-li- ted class president, Mss ,Xia-Mxiflen, Mr, Hanson and Mr. Stehls-jr were chosen as spfmsors. Pat Howland was elected the H133 l-'ootball Homecoming Queen and was crowngd hetvwezi halves of the Marysvllle-Beloit game. .lim Maenclele, Darrell llanson, and Ray Gleue were elected honorary fuotbfill co-captains: Hill ljlacizburn was elected honorary basketball captain, A pantominf party was held in the gymnasium on Ut-toner 103 hot dogs, pop, potato chips and brownies were serv-d. On April 24 tl -y presented the sezyor play A Man Called Peter, They were gu-sts of honor at the Junior-S--nior Prom, L'ri'!u .va'1'i' l-':1n1.1.-r'. on Ma' -1 'l'iir- 1-lass l 'f- ll'i1l tin Senidz' Day Program on the morning of' Maj: 15 ani, fullmwing thjs, thfy were excused for th- reinainder of the year. Eeccalaur,-ate service: on Maj: 20 and coinrnf-ncenwent exercises on May 22 completed the last leg of a happy journty Classroom cut-ups Fido and friend -Cockerill A Day To Remember Wrwfhfbf ?.-.14,,1,..e4.,.42,,1.A..,0ff,13wk,z'091,A....M, W ,KaM4,o'vo9ofYCl0-aww? 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Father Henry Grosdidier Down South Olyddletonb Song of Jolly Rogferu !CandishD ....... ........ D fvys Octet Address ..... .... .............................. ...... ..................... ' ' I I fhich Voice Dale E. Turner Scholastic Honors ........................................ Supt. D. E. Wolgast Dale Turner Presentation of Class .................................... Prin. R. F. Rowland Presentation of Diplomas ............................ Dr. R. M. Thomas President. Board of Education The King's Prayer and Finale CWagnerJ ...... Brass Sextette Benediction ................................................ Rev. Richard Williams Recessional ........ ...... I nstrumental Ensemble iBarce1la111fce1te Sfetnire HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Sunday, May 20, 1956 8 P. M. -.:--:f-x--x--x--x--z.-x--x.-x--:-a--x--z--:--1-+x--: ORDER OF SERVICE Largo fHandelJ ................ . ....................................,.. Piano Duet Jean Sanders-Sara Eddy America ..... .......................... ......... ............. C o n gregation Invocation ....................................... ..... R ev. Richard S. Klein Madame Jeanette fMurrayD ........................ Mixed Ensemble Mrs. Arly Frickey, Director Scripture ............................................ ........ I Zev. Howard Beer Grateful, O Lord, Am I! fl-lomab ..... ........ X Yayne Hackman Sermon ........................................................ Quest or Question Rev. Tyra Talley Lift Thine Eyes illlendelssohnb ...... ...... D ozenettes Day Break CHarrisJ Prayer and Benediction ...,.... ........ R ev. Ralph Hamon Recessional ...........,...................................................... Piano Duet NIJERV QTER fPNTIFl5y 575, ' ff, Q ,,-?frgPg 'v Y' ' J J , -,n ' N-4 ' .f 1 C' i 7L6k29':,ZlZ lbfl' . A ' 1 . vi ay jf, 1906 f X, , 211, Juniors present FATHER K OWS BEST December 9 1905 dlrected Mr W1lll3mS CAST Carl ng Aigsgiggn Bette Wolff Betty Anderson Cathle Dexter Kathy Anderson Karen KIOXIH Bud Anderson Leo Busch Jame Lmda Gulse Romona Donella 'WcQue1y Patty Sharon Breedmg Repau-man Harry Wullschleger Ralph Brlnkworth Rlchard Johannes Mr Brmkworth Adfm Eley Offlcer Johnson George Schmutz Offlcer Perkms Karen Strand Mrs Wembley Vlckl Dllley 'Vlrs Woolsey Donna CumI'0 rs Jones Barbara Koch Prompter Marllyn Grauer Stage Manager Bonnle Blnggell When Mr Anderson lald down the law by stating that everyone was to spend the evemng at home he started a cham f events that dldnt end untll the whole famlly had been thrown mto an uproar Betty the Andersons eldest daughter started the series of mlsadwentures by runmng off on a date mth the son of h r fathers busmess assocxate As lf thls were not bad enough Bud the Andersons son mvlted hls basketball team m to spend the evemng practxemg U1 the basement and Cathy the youngest daughter helped keep peace avsay from home by mutmg 'ter frlend IH for a slumber party Just when thmgs were looklng blackest the sun brol P through the clouds and all ended vsell vutn a tired but much vuser father admlttmg that maybe he d1d'nt know best Dan Athon Paul Babcock Bernard Behrends Bonnie Binggeli Galen Blocker Rosalie Blocker Sharon Breeding Fred Brockmeyer Leo Buscn Frank Butler June Clark Donna Cumro Vicki Dilley JoAnn Duensing Adrin Eley Dick Flinn Wendell Flinn Ronald Flynn Delmo Fragel Merlin Frerking Norma Genschoreck Bob Gleue Bette Graham Margaret Grauer Jim Gross Linda Guise Gary Harrison David Hartig W 3 Cathie Dexter President lt',A' PUJN . 4 . V .W A f ' ' , Carl Ei 5 9 2 2' gg Marilyn Grauer Secretary I' X , G 2? 1 X Donald Ungerer Treasurer 1-my no 'L' - I , 0 Bette oiff S. C. R. V Q1 Q M gg 1 V, I V- ,. ll Arlyn Saathoff S. C. R. The Jumor C1355 thp largest ln 'VIHS started the term with 99 members and four sponsors-Mr. Coleman, Mr. They began their class activlties on October 18 with a box supper in the gymnasium. The Junior class presented Father Knows Best, a three-act comedy directed by Mr. Williams, on December During basketball season the class was in charge of concessions at all the home games. This was the The Junior Senior Prom given bv the juniors in honor of the seniors, was on May 4. The theme was Underwater Fantasy and the colors were blue and silvery Bill Heptig's orchestra played during the evening. 2 1 VV, Q ,,,x e E. w' D ,Q ix V xr V 5 wg IN t J f iv as 4? ' I X z., , xv' 5 s I , 1 S 1 'J ' 7 Y' 'S 1 I , 4' 3 Q34 3 ' l 'dv . J I , q t L ' t it y V 1 '?49k J. 1 Gordon Haxton Ted Henderson 1. 4 Nila Holle ' Arlene Huerter Barrett Huffman Richard Johannes Larry Johnson Phil Kinnison Delmar Klover Q Karen Kloxin Barbara Koch Clarence Koch Ronald Koeneke Francis Krotzinger :iii - Larry Latimer Devern Linkugel LaVonn Lohse Jerry Manley 5. v-1 Joan Marquardt Sharon Mengers David Messick l QW Q0 1 1 o I L5 Daryl Moeller ' Donella McQuery Bill McMahon Nadine Nieman Q Carol Orr -J, Barbara Pecenka in C N David Peterson George Peterson Lois Pilant L Beverly Pralle Larry Reinhardt R Wilfred F-uhkamp X I Leonard Russell Ronald Saathoff vf C4455 Of-1 fx i 2 e ' C .lean Sanders 4 Roseanne Saville J , .luniriis smile for photograg her at X' - 'fiiiV2'5?Q fl . 'riffs 4 x fall party. - f V' A 4 V 5 V ' Bob Schgclc , , - , ,ff r -- x L F' in if V ., be Pauling Schmidt 'QL' 2 ' , 5 J- X' an A - George Schmutz , X Donald Schroeder . H , V ,Q W-Y,-' -M J -H - -f x -, ,,f ' Virginia Schulz Melvin Seematter ,. F g A -1 12 a i Robert Se:-ctro ,V 2 ' 'G J sd f , 9 . . , 1 ...ll -I M lv K '9 E Juniors produce the prom,' Karen Sheirill Underwater Fantasy. , f Gm Sides , ll e ,.r. , E, M -K V V I ' get ,, Lois Sohl i Q Alben Stenglemeier I ,lr E H ',. ,, I Lavon sums '4 . ' at If i 6 V J Karen Strand ' r X 3 M1-.r.,i,. - ..,-,,,.. ' i -, i N... ,E Sharon Talbot , - V K , 2 Edward Taphorn 'X V X , lx Francis Tebbutt ' J . . 2 7 E . L l , Hamid Tebbutt V fr ' Q B, , b e -f is Sarah Terry X l X ,. rf,f ' .,,,,-,,., ,r Delmar Tjaden Alan Twidwell ly , Q A Lyle wan 2, -if V 1, 4 4 ,, -J 5- Eugene VVassenbcrg - V V Shirley VVeber 1 V George VViegers M ' and W v W M Janet VVie,g0rL . Marilyn Wiggins I? 3 . Q in I Harrv XVullsch.lef'ci' X 'P' . b do Lloyd Wx more r 5? ug Us al.. 49 Q Z' 4-A f Y cr'-uv' If v- ' 7 Top Row George Smarl Jack Mahlman Gerald Pache Larry Stock Don Schotte Charles Laverentz Leo Voet Edwund Oehm Bob Thomas Third Row Bull Schramm, Tom Malotte Darxl Temple Frank Naaf George Schmldler Florence Sanderson Joanne Woodhull Jams Warren Patsy Savllle JoAnn Pralle Secod Row Garv Lohse Paul Seematter Frank Palllette Warren Lxvmgston Gl1b9TtSChmltZ Leroy Schrol ler Harold Sunderland Harvey Sldes Everett Slpple Front Row Colleen Weber Deanna Schwarz Glorla Wlggms Connle Rmg Lee Ann Lewis Reva Poppen Grace Oehm Jeanmtte Nehrzg Joyce Taylor Carolyn Wanklyn Larry Throm Bxlly Throm Mr Johnson Herb Hohn Jlm Athon Fourth Row Bob Brehm Mark Horsks Rzchard Allerhemgen Jerry Bucsxg Raymond Hogan Thelma Joseph Marcla Bell Loxs Kraemer Shxrlew Harrles Tlurd Row Carol Drever Jenene Jurgens JoAnn Brauchl Ralelghta Barclay Betty Blanke Donald Butler Ronald Hormann Wllll8m Gugenhan kenneth Feldhausen Second Raw Larry Glllette Flovd Drxnnen Nlax Hartsook Larry Kracht, Lowme Holle Ruth Dwerlkotte Judy Krug Pat Grauer Front Raw 'Vlrs Frlckey Sherrnll Blakeway Marv Ann Bothwell Patrlcxa Klssxnger Mary Kupfersmlth Betty Kramer Pat Bledsoe Mary Ann Gleue Bonnle Flm Carol Bergen TUP Rowr Richard Cannon. Ffed Elleflbefkef. BGHHY Bussmann, Norman Burkhead, Merlin Bigham, Jim Boss, 1 Q 5..- The sophomore class, numbering 89 members, began the year with Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Frickey as their sponsors. A I-Ia11owe'en party was held on October 25 in the gymnasium. Those attending were masked and costumed, they arnused themselves by bobbing for apples and partici- pating in other party games, refreshments of sloppy joes and Pepsis were served. Another party was held later in the year. 5 ...... 2. M491 Top Row: Bob Thomas, S.C.R.3 Herb Hohn, Vice-President. Second Row: Judy Krug, S.C.R.g Raleight-a Barclay, President. Bottom Row: Connie Ring, Secretary, Sherry Blakeway, Treasurer, Third hour English II students check papers. Sophumores Have Social Functions Sophomores pose at the Hallowe'en party. ,,'. ff. 1 ' .X Q if , . xi - I - .iv AJ' I ' ' Q M .,- V -N ' , 4 A wi' 'V - 'A'4 N. 1 .s' u Fifth hour biology class hunts specimens. Q .J 1 Top Row Jere Pendergast Rlchard Klexn Gerald Rlckert Tony Kxssmger Vxrgll Koeneke Carlene L1ll1br1dge Mar aret Tgaden Martha Kongs Soma Sutton Fourth Row Duane Roudybush Mlke Krug Larry Shernll Lee Ann Stohs Lols Voet Peggy Thlele Helen Wlegers Sharon Lockwood Third Row Denms Schwerddeger Bxllv Koqsovu Larry Klem Adrlan Pralle Janet Prxgel JoAnn Wassenberg Lenor Lmkugel Ruth Ann Schmutz Second Row Verneda Zlmmerman Gerry Ann Koch Kay Mengers Nelda Tjaden Margery Oehm, Sherry Schmxdt Shirley Mltschler Mary Grace Ward Front Row Ronnle Scheller Ellen Keatlng Sue Schweltzberger Jane Wullschleger Paula Nletfeld Arlene Weber Larry Zarybmcky Mxss H111 Q11 '7 v., YT Top Row Ronald Busch Lorcn Cugenhrm Ronald lalquu Ruhard Qoqsfu Vhllxam Cvcrdu Donald Babcock Cam Durham John Bolgerclln Puhfud Johnaon Ifourth Row P'1rhwr1 C 'xumr VR lma Iran Qerd K Id I-drlX 1 HF W 2131 Holle Fllsabeth Dougherty Fern Dlerklng Tlurd Row Iola Blamkhurn Lxnn Bergen Lxle Cxhson Lxnn Grlsxxold Thomae Ak '1 Sharon Cohor I Yvonne Allerhenllgen Marv Jane Combovu Second Row 'Nlarllxn lflerrnexch Alxce Duane ng Xolandx Cromc Joxce Crome lxalller nc Coste lo Nxla Jean Brauchl Bllly Gallagher John Durkm front Row 'Shea Borck Sandra Gulse Stella I-llmk Nancy Grauer 'Niarx Bus fll'lll'l nxl Bn L91 Vlarxm Feldhausen bemlrl Clovye 'Z ' , . . . , I - I v L' ' . - , ' - , . 3 ' , . -- 'H 1 , , V 1 Y ' : y v v , ' ' l Y ' : v v '- 1 , , , . . . -I .. -L. 3 ' .- A , - - ., - . , A , ..' J . . ... - A Y , - . .V 1 ' .L V. .ug - lm . g J ,., - - I 4-jf' A ,r -,v 1. 'J 4 . - - - A- '-:-w . rv - - Y l ' 1 4 ' m . - g ' wJ I - 4 : - 1 V 1 '7 c ' A ' -v, 5 .I , X f---a V . 1 ' f ., y P , fc ll , , 4 .. - 7 . - v . - ' l X X v ' I : 3 . 1 1 I . , . ' 1 T ' ' 'L Y J, , v ., ' gl L' . . . ' fg ,K K K gn 1 I 7f , '- 'pl Sa -' I Ilnrzlara Boss, Bl: l - kllljl, .I 'r 4 I 7 V A I y. - ,z .V v -' Y ' v- ,' A- V ' - , . H.. 1 s. . f .' A ' , A ' : - . - ' 2 - v l , '. , v . . , ' -. , 4 . , . - . A , . . . V , I ' .x ,. Z- ' ': . I ' ', , I l' ' . . ,' xs . .. f ..- Q L g ' l'. 1 . J . ' ' u ' . 'hs xv' The freshman class began the with 85 members and tx-.-0 spo Miss Borck and Miss Hill. -' ' 1 enger hunt on October 13, followed fp Pepsis, sandwiches, and do-nuts in the gymnasium. Lynn Bergen. President: Sandra Guise, SCR.: Richard Goepfert, Vice-Prcsidintg Alice gegjrgid-xflfilt '19 UF' Slew hdf Duensing, Treasurerg Gene Durham, S.C.R.g Ellen Keating, Secretary. ' ar 5' 3 'Mimi H1 the followed hy skating at Club 36, Freshmen Enjoy Two Parties 'ie A l n u I ,X A 'gL.W'I-W Freshmen frolic at Spring picnic. as ,if 1. i ,1,,.f ,, ,. L v ' fl 'Sf of, First hour English I is studious. Their first class activity was a scav -Q 4 f I I Q i Q1 1 Q ,S A V 4 ' I, s-5'-A ia' ,bsxsgggy if il, . x.- an 25,1 1. 's 5- A -C 47' 5? kia W fl lf! I 'Q 'vw nb Q .-5 l K A N P i F! 5 Chvnhes Bark Row: Jim Athon, Richard Johannes, Delmo Fragel Wendell Flinn, Bob Gleue, Wilbur Jorgenson Adr1n Flev Delmar Kloxer Larry Chmstener 'Vlerlm Blgham Nlerlxn Frerkmg Gerald Gell1nger Clarence Koch Wayne Backman Norman Burkhead Fourth Row B111 Gleue Bernard Behrends Rlchard Cannon J1m Boss Allen Dwerlkotte Freddy Brockmeyer Gene Durham Herb Hohn B1ll Blackburn DaVld Hart1g R1chard Allerhe1l1g-en R1chard Goepfert Thnrd Row Ronald Jacques Tonv KlSSlHgeT R1chard Johnson Darrell Hanson John Borgerdmg Douglas Kuper Larry Johnson Gordon Haxton Raymond Gleue Bob Brehm Mark Horsky D1ck Fllnn Francls Krotzmger Second Row Doyle Bmogeh Lvnn Bergen Ronald Busch Ph11 K1nn1son Vlrgll Koeneke Lynn Gxsvsold Ponn1e Flynn Kenn th Feldhausen Leo Busch Front Row Marwn Feldhausen Rlchard Grauer Rlchard Klexn Frank Butler Thomas Ak1n Charl1e Keatmg Larry Kle1n Gerald Clowe .94 Top Rows lxm 'Nladden Ceorgze Schmut7 Paul Nhtschler Charles Lawerentz Verl Moser Bob Scheele Poh rt Qfxtro Pob VS '1n'1n1'1ker Don 'Schulte Alan Txudvull Harry 'Nle-ik B111 Nlc'Nl1hon Charles Vhtzl r Ohur qfllfllklll Pogfr Qtanton nurth Ron 1 leur n lou'lhom'1s lrrlrle T'1r1horn Iellox Mohler fzmld P11 he Dexorn ku Dm I 1 r X1lxn Svuhoff Xll1e1t Slen lcmclfr Daxe Nlcssmk LQ1 Xoct Ldxxln Of m ld X Th rd Row Da xl Tam lc Tom 'klalotte C' 'her' Qflhfllltl LHTFX Ldflm I' 11119 Will GPOFUG WIQEGFQ ll'll Nhcndl D 1 d 1 n 'xllcn Pull Donald Schroeder Francls Tehbutl C 11 'Slant cn 'Nornmn Qmllh'1un141 P11 Qchxamm Second Ron C lrx Ioh 0 lil IX Vkullschle er LePOX Sf'hFON9I' W'iI'fC'f1 Llllflf-,Sfffn Frilnk 'Nilllf nald I1x1n 1 C 11x Zarxhn ll I'111x Pemhqrdt Ponald Xxtbfl' lla xex Sldes lrront Ron N11 Xllllllfll P' mm Qfyyll 1- faux Throm Adnan Prall Larrx Sherr1l1 Lxerett Slpple Denns Schwercltfrgel Larrx Zflrxbnlckx Blllk Throm 1 , 4 , 7 7 Y 'Q Y A Y 4 1 i . 1 - Q ' 'X D . - , , , . , I g 1 Y Y 1 1 9 I V Y D ' I I Y , . . . , , . 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K . : , - ' EJ-5 K I 1 14 , Q Q , X X , ,lui .. .4 l ' - f I , R'-4 k A K' ff M K we , R' ':. 1 ' , J X Pl-, OF DIRECTORS-Third Row: Jim Boss, Financeg Paul Mitschler, Fi- Leo Voet, Pianist, Roger Stanton, Parliamentariang Jim Athlon, S.C.R.g ' Wohler, Music. Row: Herb Hohn, School Serviceg Carl Mentgen, Community Service, Bob Devotional: Darrell Hanson, Recreation, Tom Malotte, Decorations, Gary Point Director. Row: Douglas Kuper, Secretary, Bill Gleue, President, Jim Madden, Vice- Charles Wetzler, Treasurer. The Kays organimtion has kept busy on many different projects this year. The Kays operated the refreshment stand during foot- ball season by volunteer members. For the Christmas season the Kays dec- orated the halls and on December 19, held their formal dance far the student body. The music was supplied by Nels Ingalsbe and his orchestra. The Kays made welcome signs to be put on the Highways 36 and 77. The signs will remind travelers of the welcome the city of Marysville offers. Projects Keep Kays Busy Everyone Is Having Fun L-fs .I MCG! I 1 I ' L11' 5 Ln. Ll acre' fc l,..ai.1.. 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' 'l ' l 1 V V, ' '- - , ' V V, V ' , . , . V .. g 1 . .S ..-. D A , , ., . ,g ., . , ' ,,1- '5 ' .' 1 V I V LIS .' ' 1 ' ' - A': ,. . V V l V, A, . i , I. I . .., l ,, Q , , , bv V. . . D OF DIRITTORS-Third Row. Judy Krug, Hobby, JoAnn Brauchi Margaret Stephenson, Program, Ellen McLaughlin, School Service Johannes Social Ralei hta Barcla Publicity' . I g Y- . - Row: Judy Ott, Pnogramg Shirley Houtz, S.C.R.g Marilyn Grauer, Historian Dexter, Song Leader, Barbara Koch, Religion, Linda Guise, Community Delma Lohse, Parliamentarian. Row: Pat Rowland, Secretary, Betty Naaf, President, Bette VVolff, Vice Vicki Dilley, Treasurer. 1946-1956, Ten Successful Years w Tl'1 Kayettes Decorate Christmas Window The M.H.S. Kayettes were awarded the 3000 point award for the third time at the Kay-Kayette conference at Minneapolis, October 26-27. Only seven Kayette organizations in Kansas rank this high. Points for this award were earned during the 1954-1955 school term. During the past school term, the Kayettes were striving for their fourth 1000 point award. In order to earn points the organization, besides undertaking various committee projects, has worked as a group to present the Thanksgiving and Easter programs to the student body, to entertain eighth graders at the Little Sister Party. to sing Christmas carols for shut-ins, and to collect offerings for Meals for Millions. The Kayettes sacked over 2000 sacks of Christmas candy and over 4000 sacks of Easter candy under the guidance of the Chamber of Commerce, as another group project. The girls also made a pre-school survey of Marysville for the school board. The Kayette candy stand is another important project which the entire organiui- tion supports: from the sale of candy, ice-cream, pencils, book covers and Kleenex the Kayettes derive a large share of their income. The tenth anniversary of the Marysville Kayettes was celebrated at a party at the high school on February 17. Miss Wanda Mae Vinson, state director of Kayettes, was present to speak on the program. llramatrcs Club Has Try out Programs -1 Top Row Gary Zarybnicky Larry Johnson Bill Blackburn Charles Laverentz Roger Stanton Adrin lrley Richard Johanns L Roy Wohler Charles Wetzler Jim Nladden Bob Thomas Carl Nlentgen Harry XVu'lschleger Fourth Row Bernie-ce Hartig Barbara Parry Lois Kraemer Karen Strand Karen Sherrill 'Viarcia Bell Cecelia Ixloek r Florence Sanderson Lllen NI Laughlin Nirginia Schulz Jeannine Johannes Ruth Dxxerlkotte JoAnn Brauchi Carol DFQYQI Tlurd Row Jeannette Nlehrig Judy Krug Marilyn Grauer Barbara Koch Peggy Hoffman Bette Wolff Douglas hup r Donald Livingston Leo Busch June Clark Nlarilee Throm Cathie Dexter Sharon Bteedin Joan Nlarquardt Second Row Connie Nieberding Donna Cumro Pat Rowland Roseanne Saville Donella 'VIcQuery karen Kloxn Carol Orr Lucia Brodrick Linda Guise Dorothy Griffin Front Row 'llr VVilliams Carol Bergen Shirley Houtz Jean Sanders Lois Pilant Bonnie Binggeli Sherril Llalxexs ay Carla Acton DRAMATICS CLLB OFFICERS Douvlas Kuper treasurerg Paul Mitschler vie-- grre:ic'ei.t4 Pernice Harti. stcretaryg Margart Hoffman, pr sdent: Jeannine Johanne' program chairmang Jim Madden, S. C. R. You're driving me sane. .1-D C.. we - The Dramatics Club is an or ganization consisting of sopho mores juniors and seniors who ar interested in the field of dramatic arts To become a member a student may appear in a tryout play or tn a reading before the Dramatics Club perform in a class 'play or be a full time prompter The Dramatics Club meets every first and third Wednesday of the month. Meetings consist of watch- ing prospective members perform. The Dramatics Club supplies the majority of cast members to each of the class plays. This years club had 60 members. If 7'r' I Come on, Kid, let's talk this over. lhesplan Members Set Records THESPIAIN S Back Row Carl Nlentgen Paul Vlltschler Douglas Kuper Charles Wetzler J1m Vladden B111 Blackburn Roger Stanton Gary Zarybnlcxy Maddie Row Don Llwmgston Bette Wolff Jeanmne Johannes Ellen 'VIcLaughl1n Karen Strand Barbara Parry Bernlece Hartlg Front Row Nlarllee Throm Pat Rowland Cathle Dext-er Karen Kloxln Nfargaret Hoffman Shlrley Houtz Dorothy Grlffm Lucla Brodrlck The Natlonal Thesplan Soclety IS an honor soclety ln vehleh mem bers of the Dramatlcs Club are allowed memb rshlp for perform mg work of merlt 1n dramatlc arts Ten polnts are requ red be fore a student may be granted admlttance to tms organlzatlon The membershxp totaled 2a thls year Thxs year for the f1rst tlm fax as records show four members earned flfty or more IJOIIIIS Pa er Stanton recelved sxty polnts for flve stars Ellen NlcLaughl1n Margaret Hoffman and Dou las Kuper each recelved flftx ponts for four stars I-all n NIcLaughl1n and Roger Stanton were chosen Wllllams Thesplan sponsor For the f1rst tlme ln several vears the Nlarysvllle Hlgh School Dramatlcs Department was repre sented by a group of Thesplans m the NCKL oneaact play contest on Nloaday February 27 at Concordla They recelved a hlghly superlor ill ratlng The play was efntltled Wxnter Sunset Th1s hlghly emo tlonal drama dealt wlth a mother s wxlllng sacrlfice for a son who somehow faxled to understand her love, h1s mdlfferent and heartless wlfe, and a sympathetxc old doctor The performance was repeated three tlmes for the student body a study club, and a servnce orgam zatxon Where forth art thou Julxet OVE-ACT PLAY l ,.- s-:'3-? 'VI-argaret Hoffman, Mrs Andrews, Ellen 'VIcLaughl1n, Anlta, Roger Stanton, B111 Andrews, Douglas Kuper, Dr Vllchealson, Mr Wlllxams l . 'L' K ' I - Vx A- - ' ' 3 ' . . 4 ' . .. n ' ' ' ' e, as ku it t ' . ' ' K CT 1 .z ' . ' ' . V ' ' . . ' Best Thespians of the Year by y . , . . , . . G ll V ' ll Top Row Donna Estabrook Fern Dxerkmg Low1neH0lle Shlrley Harrles Ralelghta Barclay Sandra Cohorst Roberta Glllette Jane Hamllton Bettv Blanke Mavls Holle Nxla Frerklng Margaret Grauer JoAnn Brauchl Bette Lou Graham Bernlece Hartxg Fourth Row Sharon Cohorst Wxlma Jean Gerdes Lmda Cohorst Barbara Grauer Sara Eddy Mary Kupfersmlth Arlene Huerter JoAnn Duenslng Carol Drever Jenene Jurgens Sharon Breedung Judy Krug Yvonne Allerhelhgen Betty Kramer Patsy Cockerxll Tlurd Row Mary Lou Funke Barbara Koch Cathle Dexter Katherme Costello Ellsabeth Dougherty June Clark N1la Holle Delores Behrens, Marxlyn Grauer Nxla Brauchl Karen Kloxm Joyce Crome Pat Bledsoe Seoond Row Stella Ellls JoAnn Kloxer Mary Ann Bothwell Volanda Crome Norma Genschoreck Nancy Grauer Lucua Brodrxck Mary Jane Combow Bonnxe Blflggell, Mary Ann Gleue Dorothy Griffin Al1C6 Duensmg Front Row Shlrley Houtz Carol Bergen Carla Acton Sherrlll Blakeway Gerry Ann Koch Marllyn Hermesch Bonme Flm Rosalxe Babb Ellen Keatlng Mass Johnson Top Row Carlene Lllllbrldge Patsy Savxlle JoAnn Pralle Bernxce Poppen Jams Warren Karen Strand Thelma Perkms Carole Wvnn Karen Sherr11l Janet Wlegert Vlfglnla Schulz Betty Rhodes Margaret TJaden Lee Ann Stohs Grace Oehm Fourth Row Reva Popoen Donella NIcQuerx Carol Orr Helen Wlegers Lalfon Lohse Lons Schotte Bette VVolff Lols Voet Peggy Thxele Barbara Parrx Marxlee Throm Shxrley Sxpple Soma Sutton Third Row Ruth Ann Schmutz Nelda TJaden Lois Pllant Roseanne Saulle Jeanmtte Nehrlg Marxlyn Wlggms JoAnn Wassenberc, loan Marquardt Sharon Lockwood Shlrley Weber Delma Lohse Pat Rowland Janet Prxgel Second Row Marllyn Sherrlll Shlrley Mltschler Rosemary Mullen Conme Jo Nleberdlng Lols Sohl Joyce Taylor Carolyn Wanklyn Verneda Zlmmerman Lenor Lmkugel Front Row Mrs Vxsser Jane Wullschlegver Judy Ott Velma Lohse LaVcn Stohs Gloria Wlgglrrs Caroll Throm Sue Schweltzberger Beverly Prall 7 o 1 U I f l 1 all 2 3 , , , , , 7 I V - I I I ' 7 I ' 3 ' , Y , 1 , Y Y U I I 4 Y . , . . 3 , . , , ' , , , . , , , 0 ' v ' I I 1 I 1 U, . , , , ' . I l 1 I 1 I I I I I ' .. , . 6 3 5 ' . f Q . 9 5 , 1 , 1 , A- H 4 ay X s :Q x , A . i, g , t 3 ig 3 g, 4 , ,I Q y F A J 7 , : , , , l l . . . I . I I ' ' 1 . . - Y l ': A , - , . , , v 1 O .V I .YV 7 ' ' . , , , . . V Ol ' 1 ' Y Y I 1 '3 , , . Y I ' YA Y I 1 ' 5 - I , , , , y I 'D , , -. 6 'Y 23,1 4 B0 OF Dmrcrons At the end of Twirp Week Top Row: Jeannitte Nehrig, Song Leaderg Linda Cohorst, I-Iistorian:.Bette Wolff, Presidentg Sandra Cohorst, Secretary: Lois Schotte, SCRQ Marilyn Grauer, Assistant Program Chairman. I , , Bottom Row: Shirley Houtz, Program Chairman: Cathryn Dexter, District Six first Vice-President: Delma Lohse, Vice-President: Velma Lohse, Treasurer: Judy Ott, Pianist: Dorothy Griffin, Reporter. FHA Members Develop leadership The Future Homemakers of America organization is designed primarily to prepare those girls en- rolled in home economics to become better nomemakers. In FHA the girls learn to develop leadership and to promote international goodwill. This was the tenth anniversary of the national organization of FHA. At the anniversary meeting on March 20 a large cake with ten candles, symbolizing a wish for each year of the organization, was used as the centerpiece. The meeting was woven around the ten wishes represented by the candles. There were 128 members in the MHS chapter this year from all four classes. The girls may earn Chapter and Junior Degrees. Nine girls-JoAnn Brauchi, Betty Blanke, JoAnn Pralle, Carol Drever, Mary Ann Gleue, Nancy Grauer, Nila Brauchi, Yvonne Allerheiligen and Sara Eddy-received their Junior Degrees this year and wil-l be eligible to work on Chapter Degrees next year. Members attend-ed several out of town meetings. In October, 26 girls went to Clay Center for the fail conference. The district officers were elected at a meeting at Linn in February. Carol Drever was elected as the second vice-president of District Six. Carol attended the national meeting at Chicago in July. Sixty girls attended the sbate meeting at Topeka in March. The FHA also carried on many activities at home. On March 17 they served lunch to the 4-H clubs on 4-H Day. They put on the annual Twirp Dance on March 23 and conducted Twirp Week in the preced- ing days. In a style show for their mothers on May 1 the girls exhibited the clothes they had made. A national FHA project is the beautification of school grounds. Ten rose bushes have been planted on the school grounds by Karen Kloxin in connection with this project. A summer attraction was camp at Goddard. Delma Lohse, Bette Wolff and Cathie Dexter attend- ed camp the last week of May 1955. Children A-1 H M WSE 'Ze 061304 LIE IEEE 9 QW 2 1 2 f V F FHA tenth anniversary window display my gi FFA OFFICERS Delmar TJaden 'vlce presldent 'VIerlm Frerkmg Reporter W11ll3m Gugenhan Sentmel Ldvsard Taphorn Presldent Charles Keatlng SCR Donald Ungerer Secretary Robert Gleue Treasurer i Seematter makes chlcken feeder FFA Group Wms Honors The Future Farmers of Amerlca orgamzatlon was deslgned to teach boys better farmmg and llvmg There are 35 members from all four classes ln the MHS chapter of FFA A Leadershlp School held mn September at Holton was the fxrst event whlch the 'NIHS chapter attended The chapter rece1ved a Sxlxer Emblem ln the Rltual Contest and a Bronze I-mblem 1n the FFA Informatlon contest The next actxvmty was a corn show held ln Noxember m vshlch ten boys exh1b1ted the1r products Late ln Noxember flve boys partlclpated ln a oubllc speakmg contest Donald Ungerer placed seventh h1gh 1nd1w1dual 1n the Poultrv Judg mg School at Wamego on February 10 In Luestock Judglnv School at Htffhland on March 28 the chapter placed flfth and Charles Keatmg was elghth hugh mdlvldual On Aprll 7 the chapter entered the Horton Better Beef Jud mg Contest and placed SlK1h Donald Ungerer vson Grand Ch.amp1on wxth h1s Hereford helfer The State Daxrw Husbandry Contest was held on Aprxl 30 and May 1 The chapter placed e1ghth 1n this contest whlle Donald Un erer placed flfth In addltton to these actxvltles the chapter carrled on busmess meet mgs throughout the year JUDGING TEAMS Schotte Second Row Mr Jacobson Donald Ungerer Merlin Frerkmg Edward Taphom George Schmutz RlCh ard Allerhexllgen John Bongerdmg Front Row Flloyd Drmnen Lenms Holle Gary Lohse Ronald Hormann Charles Keatmg Paul Seematter 4 Top Row George Schmutz Olner Schmutz Dawd Peterson Larry Chrlstener Don Schotte Wllbur Jorgen son Delmo Fmgel Loren Sthotte Jerrx Nordhus Tlurd Row Jerry BUPSI Darxl 'Vloeller John Bor erd ng Pax Hoean Allan Sxoboda Dexern Lmkugel Allen Prell Rxchard Allerhelllgen Jlm Cohorst Francls Tebbutt Second Row Lenms Holle Garx Lohse Ponald Hoxmann Larrx Remhardt Loren Gugenhan Gllbert Schm tz Flood Drmnen Nlelxm Seematter Rlchard Crauer Paul Seematter I-ront Ron Nlr Jacobson Charles heatlng I-dd Taphorn Delmar Tgaden Bob Gleue 'Slerlmd Frerkmg Don Ungerer William Gugcnhan fn h ' X, . ,. 1 ... - , , t 2 ' , 3 . I , 'L ' , - l . . . D . L nga? roi: . . . 7 A - 5 , Y . -A . V L . v V .n V 7 - . 0 F - - 4 ' u . . . I -.V - H - Z3 ' I . . 1 A . V , gv. Top Row: Delmar Tjaden, Robert Gleue, Donald U ' ' . . ' . ' - ' : Y I . V . I I 7 I I , ' 'c , - ' . ,' Av v A l v I ' Q I H . . 1' . , t ' , b' , , l . ,' , - ' C . V I , . ' ': . . 1 , . ' ' ' , I ie . , - ' , , . ' ' , 1 ' A 7: , . 1 . ' ' 6' ' D xy U . is .-6- l 9.5. 4' '5' Q, in - uBv' 'Q' HEERLEADERS- Back Row: Carol Befgm- Gloria VViggiHS, Alice DUCHSWS. Sharon 'A CHEERLEADERS-Front Row: Marilyn Cohorst. Kay Mengqrs, Gerry Arm Koch. Ellen Zrauer, Joyce Free-by. Jeannine Johannes, Keating. ' Carla Acton, Shirley Houtz. Pep Clubs Back Ihe Teams 1 9' ' 0 I , ! M 4, +22 'Q ,...,. 1 BOYS PEI' l'LI'B Ol-'l If'EliS-Back Row: Lf-Huy VS'vvh1c-1: Pre-side-ntg Richard Jnhgm- GIRLS' PEI' CLYB 0FFlf'ERS-BUCK Row: Pal Iimvlzmd,Vice-Pxvsid.-1112 I-illflfl Gu'se Tx'easu1'u1 .Tuciv Oil Sefcretarv. nw- ViL P f'51'if'm3 CHN 3Tf'HI:Qn. Trvas- - ' D: V'-kn D'11m-, 5,011.1 14114-H Uj'f'f i Duuglax 1'XLl1J6'I'. Se-rf: alary. GIRLS PEP CLUB TOP ROW Sharon BFG dm! Jeannme Johannes Lols Kraemer Shlrley Harrles Betty Blanlte Roberta Gullette Thelma Joseph Jane Hamxlton Ceuha Kloeker Marcxa Bell Sandra Cohorst Martha Kongs Ralelghta Bar clav Barbara Bosa Nlla Hollc Fourth Row Sharon Cohorat Judy Krug Ellsabeth Dougherty Lmda Cohoret JoAnn Brauchl Arlene Huer ter Nlla FI'9Ikll'l ' JIAnn Duensmng 'Margaret Grauer Bermece Hartlg Carol Drexer Ruth Dwerlkotte Lovulne Holle Lucla Brodrlck Roaalxe Blocker Thnrd Row V1ckx Dxllew Lmda Cuuae Pat Grauer Yx onne Allerhexll en Mary Borgerdmg Barbara Grauer Sara Fddw Donna Ebtabrook June Clark Bette Lou Graham PGHKV H0ffm21H Caihle Devel' Maw Ann Gleue Second Row Alce Duenemg 'Nlaxxne Keck Donna Cumro Dorothv Grnffm JoAnn Klover Nlla Brauchl Barbara koch karen Klaxln Katlxerxne Costello Patrlcla K1SSlHg9F Mary Ann Bothwell Marllyn Grauer Norma Genschoreck Shlrlew Houtz Front Row Muss H111 Stella Ellxs Gerry Ann Koch Bonn1e Blnggell Iola Blackburn Joyce Freeby Sherrlll Blakeway Bonnie Flm Carla Acton Caxol Bergen Ellen Keating Sandra G'-1lSe Jeanne Kane Top Rom Carlene Lllllbrxdge Marlene Pearaon Janet Vhegert X xrgxma Schul7 Nlarfzaret Stephenson Fllen 'Vlc Lau hlln Carole Vkxnn I-loxence Sanduson kann Kherrlll Thelma Pexkma karen Strand Betty Phodes Jan s XX arm n Patax Saxlllr tr M1 1' ax- tn I 3. lh l l Arn Lohxt Barbara Pun Bettx Naaf Nlldlllf? 'Numan Soma Button Shlrlex Slpple Third Row Lola Plant Sharon Tallxl Cunne To 'Nlcberdlnf' JoAnn 'Vkasienber Car l Orr Barbara Pe cenka Sharon Lotkxsomd lan t Prl tl Imtanne Sxxllle Jeannltte Nehrxg, Lenor Llnkugcl Dtlma Lohse Joan 'klarquardt Second Row Judy Ott Xelma Lohae Poeen arx Nlullen Pat Povsland Sherry Schmxdt kay 'NIeng,erQ Connle Rm Shlrlex 'XI techlcr I fl x Sohl Nlarx Frece VK ard VK anda Schwarz Front Row Bexerlx Prallt Arlene Weber Colleen Weber Caroll Throm Sarah Terrx Gl rla XN7lggll'lS Paula Iwxetfeld Jean Sanders Deanna Schwarz Lakon Stohs Sue Schwextzberger M1ss Johnson , D '- ' ' :Y - . . , , , , , . ' ., . '1 - . - - Y - . , ' , ' ' .. f . A . J . ' . ' , ,' ' , ' ' ' ' . . . 3 1 - . , ' 2 . ' , . 4 .YV N y Q U .. . v -' y t u . ': 1 . , l . . , , , ' , , , , , , . . . . v . Y L V ' 1 V I I vi' ' - 1 ' l v . ' ' Y ' ' ' . , : , ' , . , , - . -c , A c - . , ., . . . . . . ' Fourth Row: Don--lla fXIc'Query, Marilyn Vkigggins, Marilee Throm, Helen VViegzers, Lois Schotte. Cram- Of-hm, Bet 1 X ' lf, Sh, '1 n Bl gt-rs. Je 'gy iv ', .L '1 31, ' L L -- Q' . C. , .' ' . ' , ' ' ' ': h i, . .' f. 1. i . ',.. gl, .f , . - 45I. ' L, -if ...j . A '. , ' ' . , - , . , . BOYS PEP CLUB S Thlrd Row Jlmmle Vlaendele Charles Laxerentz Freddy Brockmeyer Vlerlm Frerkmg Adrln Eley B111 NIC Mahon LeRoy Wohler Rlchard Johannes Albert Stenglemexer Second Row Gary Zarvbnlckv Donald Lxvmgston Carl Nlentgen Douglas Kuper Geox e Wlegers Ronald baathoff Warren Lnmgston Laxrx Sherrlll Larry Laumer Bxlly Throm When school began last fall It was declded that the Glrls and Boys Pep Clubs would functlon better by operatmg separately The two clubs were dxvld ed the gxrls havmg 139 members and the boys h.av1ng 24 members The same nles and regula txons were followed by both clubs w th the exceptlon of the delmerlt system whlch applied to the glrls only Both pep clubs contlnued thelr cheermg at foot ball games basketball games and pep assemblles marched ln pep parades and took part ln the half tlme ceremofmes at football Homecomlng The glrls decorated Goal posts prmor to each home football game decorated the dxsplay vundow at Chrlstmas and sold basketball penclls All members of both clubs were dmded mm squads each of whxch was headed by a squad leader The squad leaders checked on attendance at games and on the unxforms of thelr squad members dur1ng football and basketball season The squad leaders were Lmda Cohorsl Poberta Gxllette lane Hamllton Velma Lohse Thelma Perklns Bettv Rhodes Nlartlee Throm Carole Wynn Bonme Bmggell Sharon Breedlng Donna Cumro Nxla Holle Qharon Nlenvers Lols Pxlant SiUd9nt5 Parade Down Town Bexerlw Pxalle Karen Sh-rrrlll Pette Wolff Larrx Remhardt Fred Brockzmexer and Lalrx Latlmer 'VI1ss Hlll and VIISS Johnson sponsored the Glrls Pep Club and the Boss Pep Cluh was sponsored bv Vlr Gerrlets -WHS Wins Agam Pep Clubs Get Together Wlth Concordia 1 Q l , 5 , ' 1 .A 'P ' 5 . ,I i ' I A I l ' 'Hn , . V' , S 1 , - 4: W r y 1 . , Y . 0 If l e ' ' j f' , I . 3 , ' ' 5 x L l Q ,A I .x 1 E 1 . b l - s l , X 1 ' l I . Front Row: Mr. Gerriets, Larry Zarybnlcky, Larry Kracht, Tom Malotte, Larry Reinhardt, Tony Kissinger, of ' V ' - ' ' . 1 4 f . -' ' . l W A H, 6 1 Back Row: Bette Wolff, Bill Blackburn, Harry Meeks, JoAnn Brauchi, Pat Grauer, Iola Blackburn, Carla Acton. Russell Coleman. Fourth Row: June Clark, Katherine Costello. Janet XYieQert. Yvonne Allerheiligen, Florence Sanderson, Janis XVar1'en, Carl Mentgen, Barbara Grauer, Galmn Blocker. Jack Mahlnian, Richard Cannon, Lynn Bergen. Nadine Nieman, Ronald Jacques. Sue SChVK'CliZbCl'Q'l'. Adrin lilry, Bob Thomas, Mary Ann Glcuc, VVlU'I'0ll Livingston, f:I'ilt ' Ochni, Sharon Talbot, Carol Drew-r, .ls-annine Johannes, Band Marches and Presents Programs In an award assembly the following received letters in band: Douglas Kuper, Charles Wetzler, Margaret Stephenson, third year letters, Vicki Dilley, Adrin Eley, Jeannine Johannes, Betty Naaf, Judy Ott, Virginia Schulz, Cathie Dexter, second year letters, Carla Acton, Galen Blocker, June Clark, Carol Drever, Margaret Grauer, Linda Guise, Richard Johannes, Karen Kloxin, Donella McQuery, Carl Mentgen, Barbara Pecenka, Bob Thomas, Bette Wolff, first year letters. The presentations were made by Russell Coleman, band instructor. '- Director, Russell Coleman l , 'ES' , 8,6 , 6 5 I Q, , I 'S' -, ' 1. ' s . BAND OFFICERS , f X Presidenti Charles Wetzler 'I' Vice-President: Douglas Kuper 1 . I f Treasurer: Donella McQuery , Secretary: Betty Naaf S C. R.: Jeannine Johannes xx F K if Q. J, 'ii fix? I3 A V, m 21 J -1 3' 'U' 2-Q 'B' f 7 r' 1 Q ri . my .24 - x , ,,, , - 4 1 ' K f :M 1 Z-9 x' is a sz 5? in g 5 34- A ff ' f 2 1,7 ,P YS nn.. ,Agfa 5'-. 41 T -A-QC 1 ,Q 'fn YW J 0 .f GIRIS GLEE CLUB r Y' W y -x Y r 5 7 Top Row: Virginia Schulz, Jeannine Johannes, Betty Rhodes, Berniece Poppen, Lois Kraemer, Marlene Pearson, Cecelia Klveker, Ellen McLaughlin, Marcia Bell, Karen Sherrill, Karen Strand, Bette Wolff, Barbara Boss. Margaret Stephenson, Nila Frerking. Fourth Row: Helen Wiegers, Carol Drever, JoAnn Brauchi, Elisabeth Dougherty, Raleighta Barclay, Sharon Mengcrs, Martha Kongs, Lois Voet, Margaret Tjaden, Shirley Harries, Sara Eddy, Peggy Thielo, Janis Warren, Betty Naaf, Lois Schulte. Third Row: Barbara Koch, Carol Orr, Pat Grauer, Jeannitte Nehrig, Berniece Hartig, Reva Poppen, Shirley Sipple, Sharon Breeding, Wilma Jean Gerdes, Judy Krug, Jenene Jurgens, Danella lNIcQuery, Sharon Cohorst, Cathie Dexter. Second Row' Judy Smith Marv Ann B thwell Delores Behrens Iola Blackburn Nila Brauchi Nelda ljaden Sharon Lockwood Yxonne Allerhetligen Kay Mengers Karen Kloxm Sherry Blakevsay Sherry Schmidt Bon nie Bin gelr 'Vlarilyn Hermesch Gerry Ann Koch Ifront Row Mrs Prickey Sandra Guise Carla Acton Jane Wullschleger Carolyn Wanklyn Joyce Freeby Paula Nietfeld Judy Ott Jean Sanders Wanda Schvrarz Lakon Stohs, Caroll Throm Lllcn heating Bexerly Pralle Shirley Houtz Groups Provide Entertainment Top Row Waxne Backman Gary Tobin Dan Athon Clarence Koch Adrin Eley Delmar Kloxer Larry Chris tenfr Nlerl n Frerking Wilbur Jorgensen Delmar Tliaden William Geides N rman Burkhead Char es laxerrntz Ch tice Vketzlr r Jim Athon Arlvn Sa8lhOff Second Row Vhrk Horskx Dou las kuner Carl Vlentgen Richard Cannon Bill Gleue Iarrs Johnson Pon qld Tmqtics Jimmr Nlwendele Ponmt Seathoff Raxmond Cleuc Donald Schnoeder I-ront Row Nlis Frirkcx Chants kr it n llairx VK ullschleger Gary Zarybmcky Donald Livingston Larry Shui rl hrnne'h Feldhnustn Nlarxin lfelclhaustn Billy Thr-om A . ,.,. 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I1State II: B. Wolff, Dist. II: Burkhead, Dist. I.-State II: C. Throm, Dist. II: Smith, Dist. III: Mentgen, Dist. II: not present, K. Sherrill, Dist. I-State III. MIXED OCTET: Kuper, Schroeder, Behrens, Stephenson, B. Wolff, B. Gieue, Backman, not present, K. Sherrill, Dist- H- CLARINET QUARTET: L. Guise, Margaret Grauer, Dilley, Dexter, Dist. II. -.Q -Q , fi ,Q Q:-c. '- A sv' '- 'Cy .- 7 xii -1 rl. is Ri J 3 I :Tw-X BOYS' OCTET: Burkhead, Mentgen, D, Klover. Keating. W- Gleue, Gerdes, Kupor, D. Tjaden, Dist. I-fState I. .-E 2 .M ., 'Sq Ti BRASS SEXTET: VVetzler, Kuper, Stephenson, Eiey, Thomas, J. Johannes, Dist. II. -.4 Kf- BOYS' QUARTET: Schroeder, Mentgen, Back- man, Burkhead, Dist. II. s. ,ii 1: . , 6 ' .,f S! ,iw QV g z. i 4 3 li h Q- , 5 ,114 if? ' FLUTE TRIO: S. Guise. Biakeway, Eddy, Dist. II. Music Groups Are Tops INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS: Schulz, Dist. II: Sanders, Dist 1-State II: Thomas, Dist. II: Diiley, Dist. I-4Stat0 III: Eley Dist. L-State II: Dexter, Dist. I-State II: Drever, Dist. III 1. i FRENCH HORN QUARTET: Stephenson, Scheller, Kloxin. S. Mengers, Dist. II. enjoys the pause that refreshes. VVell. lookey here! wif Seniors work so hard! r M mer and friend I thmk bo, too. Honor student 5- M adden strikes again. Eley does self-portrayal ,fx -Ao How 'bolli that '? jwzlaff A ACTON ' SHIRLEY HOUTZ LINDA GUISE ,IEANNINE ji DHANNES JOYCE FREEBY QUEEN PAT ROXVLAND payday Ar a niglzf SHARON BREEDING MARILYN GRAUER QUEEN BARBARA PECENKA ELIJAZEAQIZ VICKI DILLEY 'Nl 1 Sporfs Bulld s Fmlsh Close Second In NCKL ? 11 'GS it 1 lun OLIVER. SCHIKUTZ CHARLES WETZLHI VERL MOSER BILL G1-EUE .mu oononsr .nM MADDEN ,L-.al XPQQBMQ BILL MUALER noalm s1'AN'roN mm ummm 'fl' GERALD GEL!-INGER BOB WANAMAKEII. JERRY MANLEY CARL DIENTGEN DAVID MISSIIJK GARY SIDES 68 T az G 24 IIB I I fy 'f 4 1 t 'sn -' ' . I aux-.4 x 78 'r 16 QB ss FB A - - ...M 1 lil lv. 34 E 63 G 46 HB - ,A ' , 34 G 86 E 65 G I .lg 4-. , 53 82 E 77 'r 14 QB . Q A 9 .F4,2 Bulldogs Are NCKL Champs ?1' KI Back Row: Alan Twidwell, Bob Scheele, Jerry Manley, Charles VVetzler, Captain Bill Blackburn, Jim Maendele Front Row: Jim Madden, V-erl Moser, Coach Bob Johnson, Harold Tebbutt, Don Ungerer - The 1955-56 roundball season saw the Bulldogs turn in one of the best cage performances in many years. This included the first NCKL crown won by a MHS team in 14 years, second place trophy at the district tournament at Sabetha. and a third place trophy in the regional at Effingham. - The Bulldogs started the season off right on the home court with -a 56-53 win over Fairbury in a game which still showed the signs of a little football roughness. The first road trip of the season proved fatal as the Beatrice Orangemen sent the Bulldogs home with a 60-51 loss. b Smith Center was ushered into the NCKL by the MHS quintet which showed sufficient spark, though not consistent, to down the R'-dmen. 48-36 at Sinith Center, Lincoln threatened to stop the Bulldogs on the MHS court, but the Red and Black came back in the fourth quarter to finish ahead of the Leopards, 42-35. A fast and furious fourth quarter by the Bulldogs again proved too much for Belleville, as the Bulldogs ran up 21180-62 score before the gun sounded in the Buffs gym, The Bulldogs were again threatened on their home court :vnen-Belfort invaded, but again it was the Bulldogs steadiness under pressure in the closing minutes which pulled them O 3 Ji-.7 XVIII. Minneapolis provided the biggest hurdle in the first half of league play, leading the Bulldogs all the way on their home court. Not until the final period could the Bulldogs pull ahead with a tremendous team effort to win. 69-63. Arch-rival Concordia fell by the wayside as the crusading Bulldogs wallopr-d them 62--lil on the home court In 3 SUJW- Fftililvfi game in the MHS gym, the Bulldogs s'-alped the Smith Center Redmen, 52-36. .The Bulldogs next piayed host to VVamego in a non-league contest but were unable to cope with the sharp SIIOOUYIFJ of U19 RPG R21fd0I'S Gnd Suffi-red their seeind defeat of the season, 61-5-1, Back in league play at Lincoln 3g91f3l1IICIf1f.Ii trailed all the way by a narrow margin and were forced to makf 5 points in the final -15 seconds to win, The first defeat in league play was suffered when sharp shooting Belleville upset the slipping Bulldogs on the home court, GS-57. After ci ten day layoff, the Bulldogs came back strong to defeat an ever threatening Beloit team at Beloit by a score of 62-53. The league championship came with the win over Minneapolis, desperate in their fight for a league title tie with the Bulldogs, in the MHS gym with the final st-.ire posted, S3-T3. XVit.h the league title cinched. the Bulldogs invaded Concordia only to be set back by the Panthers, 5-I-50. in a fast and furious game. MHS was granted a bye in the district tournament at Sabetha on the strength of their II-4 record. Effingham WFS PHPOUNYPFPG NPN! find SOI 521014 bf-' a score of 46-41 in a comparatively slow game forthe fa-t breaking Bulldogs. The Bulldogs next met Hiawatha in the championship game, but could not cope with the extra tall Indian team and WU' d'ifPmf'fi- 5541- In U10 f'9!i.mal tournament at Effingham, the Bulldogs met and put up a desperate fight with the Haskell Indians but were unable to stop the faster Indians who defeated them 64-57 and went on to finish second in the state tournament. In the final game of the season, DeSoto was edged rut 53-52 iby the Bulldogs in a final surge of power. Hanson-men Gain Experience . ,. 1 1 N 0 ' EES, lr If B 3 H e Q , ' 1 e ' 22 lil L ll Back Row: Jim Athon, Merlin Bigham, Bob Gleue. Don Schotte, Bob Sextro Front Row: Coach Homer Hanson. Don Butler, GarY Sidffsv Ffamiei Krotzinger, Tom Malotte, Student Manager George Peterson The MHS B team, under the guidance of Coach , , , , Homer Hanson, finished the current season with FINAL TNCKL STANDING 8 victories against 7 defeats. The team, composed M v FH Won Logt of sophomores and juniors, gained valuable exper- A ar5SH.e 1? 2 ience which will be helpful to future MHS teams. Sffnmrdla. J 3 . inneapolis 8 4 - 7 Belleville 7 5 V ' Beloit 5 7 , Lincoln 2 10 , 'I I A Smith Center 1 11 December 2 MHS 56 Fairbury December 6 MHS 51 Beatrice h December 13 MHS 48 Smith Center J 15 December 16 MHS 42 Lincoln January 6 MHS 80 Belleville January 17 MHS 57 Beloit January 20 MHS 68 Minneapolis January 24 MHS 62 Concordia January 27 MHS 52 Smith Center January 31 MHS 54 VVamego February 3 MHS 42 Lincoln February 7 MHS 57 Belleville February 17 MHS 62 Beloit February 21 MHS 83 Minneaoolis February 27 MHS 50 Concordia DISTRICT TOURNAMENT March 1 MHS 46 Effingham March 2 MHS 41 Hiawatha REGIONAL TOURNANIENT March R MHS 57 Haskell March 9 MHS 53 DeSoto FRESHMEN Top Row: Ronald Busch. Gene Durham, Ronald Jacques, Richard Goepfert, Gerald Rickert, Tony Kissinger. Bottom Row: Jerry Clowe, Lynn Griswold, Larry Sherrill, Lynn Bergen, Duane Roudybush, Ronald Schcller. W. Pct. .833 .750 .666 .593 .-116 .163 .083 53 60 36 35 62 50 63 48 36 61 41 68 58 73 54 41 56 64 52 The boys get their heads together Away on another trip I' 44 :NI f Trackmen Compete In Many Meets , ii'J-f-We o ' Y , v ' '1 .' ' .I ' -- - .l . -g all VE' ' 'm-'cwffw-tie ' i .' f . . fy i - - - gt' Qi gy 1. W iff ' 5532.5-,.n.. 12.2 get ' .p 45 1 Q5-'I ' ,df 'fit 'D 1 Q' 'B ' if lx if 1 9: . it 'f R i ' 's...,v'f t 1 1 .f4 , .4 Wg Fifth Row: John Borgerding, Ronald Busch. Jerry Clowe. Gene Durham, Lynn Griswold, Larry Sherrill, Igo'n-Sid Jacques, Larry Zarybnicky, Tony Kissinger, Virgil Koeneke, Larry Klein, Gerald Rickert, Duane .ou ybush Fourth Row: Warren Livingston, Tom Malotte, Frank Naaf, Gilbert Schmitz, Don Schotte, Bill Schramni, Harvey Sides, Everett Sipple, Bob Thomas, Larry Throm, Lynn Bergen, Doyle Binggeli Third Row: Gary Sides, Don Ungerer, Harry Wullschleger, George Peterson, Merlin Bigham. Norman Bu:-kheari, Benny Bussmami. Don Butler, Richard Cannon, Floyd Drinnen, Fred Ellenbecker. Herb Hohn Second Row: Charles Wetzler, Bob Wanamaker, Dan Athon, L-eo Busch, Merlin Frerking, Dave Hartig, Gordon Haxton, Francis Krotzinger, David Messick, Larry Reinhardt, Bob Sextro Front Row: Wayne Backman, Larry Christener, Ray Gleue, Bill Gleue, Dick Grauer, Darrell Hanson, Jim Madden, Jim Maendele, Fred Miller, Bill Miller, Vcrl Moser, Oliver Schmutz Under the direction of Coaches Steh-ley and Hanson, the ' ' MHS track squad started early to g-et into shape for the f fhf3,: . W 0' season's meets. The 'first meet was the Indoor Meet at af . ,f Manhattan on March 24. with MHS failing to grab any points. ' , ' .. 5. . , Four records fell in the next week, the County Invit-ational, ri . : '5'., 4 won by MHS on the MHS cinders. Three of the new meet v ' , .k 3 Pt records were turned in by Marysville: the mile relay team H lg -1 fd tWetzler, R. Gleue, Maendele, Petersonl went the distance in 3:-18.4, and Tebbutt high jumped 5'9 and ran the open half in 2:O7.7. Watervil1e's Hedke threw the javelin 164'5 for the fourth record. The following week the team won six firsts to finish second in the Concordia Triangular Meet with Concordia and Smith Center. Wanamaker won the shot put and discus, Sides took the javelin and pole vault, Tebbutt again won the half mile 5 1 and the mile relay team was victorious for MHS. , gt In the next meet, the Atchison Relays, the Bulldogs met ' - strong A and AA competition and gathered only 1 2X5 points. ' 'S The NCKL meet at Beloit was held on May 6 although cold ,eq S U Q - ,V 5. A-' ' winds hampered the entrants. MHS pulled through to finish A A ,7,....H-T K... 1 f 'f 1-. . a third with Tebbutt's half mile and Bigham's tie for the pole 'fr'--' '- F - - -i . . vault, the only firsts for MHS. Grauer, Maendele, R. Gleue, and Wctzler warm up The next meet was the .Regional at Manhattan. with MHS grabbing 18 points to finish fifth. Tebbutt again won the open half and Sides soanid 11 feet to win the pole vault, again the only firsts for the Bulldogs. -vu - Top Row: . M , D Athon, Ray Gleue, David Messick r Tebbutt set for practice run of 880 F5-ifrnozfl Jim Maendele, Gary Sides' George Peterson, B111 Gleue Gordon Haxton, Harold Tebbutt, Dick Grauer MHS Adds Golf To Athletic Program I 3 Roger Stanton, Jim Boss, Jerry Mlanley, Fred BF0Ckm9Y9F, Bill , Blackburn, Adrin Eley, Gene Laverentz. 'i ' ga For the first time since 1953, MHS entered golf competition. Since it has not been played in recent years, there were no returning lettermen, but seven boys were placed on the team roster. The team won its first meet of the year, against Belleville on the Marysville Country Club links on April 11 by the score of 211-220. The next week the team took part in the Beloit 5 Invitational Meet, finishing fifth in fast competition. 'Qs' The Concordia Triangular Meet on April 25 was next for the MHS golfers who finished close behind Concordia for second place. The improving Linksters finished third in the NCKL Meet at Belleville on May 10 behind Concordia and Beloit. Adrin Eley -and Jerry Manley were awarded letters with provisional letters going to Gene Laverentz and Jim Boss. Eley putts in dual meet Blackburn tees off S .n N: 1 5 practice putts Top Rovs George Peterson Bob Wanamaker Alan Tvudwell Roger Stanton Charles Wetzler Third Row Jim Madden Harold Tebbutt Carl Mentgen Bill Gleue Fred Miller Bill Miller Second Row. Norman Burkhead, Don Lngerer, Jerry Manley, A Cary Sides, Oliver Schmutz, Gerald Cellinger, Dick Grauer. 5, Front Row: Verl Moser, Bill Blackburn, Ray Gleue, Jim Maendele, Darrell Hanson, David Messick. Not Present: Boob Scheele, .lim Cohorst. The School Year 23 27 27 30 School Opens Football-Clay Center tThereJ Football, Freshmen-Beatrice tTherel Kayette Big-Little Sister Party Football-Manhattan 4HereJ OCTOBER 3 7 8 10 11 13 Football, B Team-Manhattan tThereD Football-Concordia fThere5 Journalism Conference-Manhattan Senior Class Party Football, B Team-Beatrice tTherel Freshmen Party 14 Football, B Team-Beatrice tHereD 15 Band Day-Manhattan 18 Junior Class Party 20 Football, B Team-Beatrice tHere5 21 Football-Beloit tHerel Homecoming 22 District FHA Conference-Clay Center 25 Sophomore Class Party 26-27 Kay-Kayette Conference- Minneapolis 28 Football-Mineapolis tH'ereJ NOVEMBER 1 Football, B Team-Wymore fThereJ 2 Football-Lincoln tTherel 3-4-5 Teachers Convention, Vacation 11 14 18 23 Kay Play Night NCKL Vocal Clinic-Beloit Football-Junction City tTherel Thanksgiving Program fKayettesJ 24-25 Thanksgiving Vacation 28 Kraemers' Football Feed 28-30 Group Pictures-Mr. Atkisson DECEMBER 1 Football Banquet 2 Basketball-Fairbury KI-1ere1 6 Basketball-Beatrice tTherel 9 Junior Class Play 13 Basketball-Smith Center fThere5 15 Kays-Kayettes-Christmas Caroling 16 Basketball-Lincoln CHereJ 18 Christmas Vespers 19 Hays Christmas Formal 22 Christmas Program tKays1 23 Christmas Vac-ation Starts JANUARY 3 School Reopens 6 Basketball-Belleville fTherel 13 Rotary Football Banquet 16 FFA Play Night 17 Basketball-Beloit 11-leret 20 Basketball-Minneapolis tThereJ 24 Basketball-Concordia tHereb 27 Basketball-Smith Center tHerel Homecoming 31 Basketball-VVamego tHereJ 1. Do they really work this hard? 2. Believe it or not, they speak Spanish. 3. The expressions indicate morning warmup. 4. Angles, circles, triangles are tree trixnmings 5. Another year is completed. FEBRUARY 3 Basketball-Lincoln tTherel 7 Basketball-Belleville tl-lerel 10 13 14 15 17 21 2-1 Band Concert Teen Dance, Club Kay Play Night Seniors Take Emporia Tests Basketball-Beloit tThereJ Basketball-Minneapolis tl-Ierel Basketball-Concordia tTherel MARCH 1-2 District Tournaments-Sabetha 7 10 10 13 23 27 28 30 -8-9 Regional Tournaments County Spelling Contest FHA State Meeting-Topeka Band Party FHA Twirp Dance Festival Music Concert Kayette Easter Program Begin Vacation APRIL 5 6- 7 12 13 16 17 19 20 21 24 25 26 Marysville County Invitational Track Meet 7 Music Festival-Concordia Band To Little American Royal Manhattan Kayette Big-Little Sister Party Triangle Meet, Concordia, Smith Center, Marysville Key Talent Show Golf-Beloit Freshmen Party KU Relays FHA Hospitality Days-Manhattan Senior Class Play Golf-Concordia PTA Open House 27 Atchison Relays MAY 1 Senior Party 1 4 4 7 13 15 16- 20 22' FHA Style Show Junior-Senior Prom NCKL Track Meet Cahan Jr. Sr. Dance Band Concert Senior Program 17 Final Exams Baccalaureate Commencement 1 O dl E 3 1 ei 2 4':...?' Z? , -l 4 l 4 '23 D. FZ. WOLGAST Superintendent Hats Ulf ., f , ' f, w,' .f' A1 fr, W W f' 'wfy -Q H , V Q I M. 4 RICHAPD F ROWLAND PIIIICIIJZII Chemxstrx To Bur Faculty REM: M. GRAVICR, secremry LOALLHN RICINHARDT, Af-dfrnlwr A 4 Q' fn' 1.015 Am.1L'LLEN 11011312 HANSON mag D W FDICKFY -,fpq p U f3f11!'5fh- Latin, IWW wry. P+:vf'hO1ffgy, WQ25 3317.3 1' ' i. rff5f1Q'n'Siuf1-.' Hail Jourriczlism P!i5sic-:xl Iiriuc-ation. Athlrfilcs We Could Not Succeed RVSSICLL COLEMAN Instrumental Music DUNALD F. XVILLIAINTS I-Ingliah. Spcfwh Industrial Arts ,, . , Maths-niaticfr, S 'cial Sc-ionco .-Iochanicwal Drawing FRANK BIARTINEZ Spanish, Eiology 45 ur CARYL ANDERSON TOIC DTE H png KATHERINE N, IIONSTFIAD Art JAEIICS L. JACORSON Vocational Agriculiure is Q21 ,.. , 'f' Basketball squad departs. 1 I rf H661 I ' .Wil Squad enjoys football banquet. f' 's ,. 'L Hanson and Peterson take time for a pose. K Queen Patty at the Oyster Bowl. Local Boosters A 8: B Drug' Co. Ackerman's Jewelers-Since 1895 L. B. Ackerman, Optometrist Dr. S. E. Anderson, Dentist Ar-Ex Drug Store-Bicknell 8: Marples Baker Motor Co. Ben Franklin Store Dr. J. A. Beveridge, Dentist Bis Thomas. Jeweler Blackwood Locker Service Blue Rihbrln Distr. Co. Boog:u1rt's Food Store Boss Motors K. P. Bower, Contractor Brauehi Bros. Fred Burris-XVestern Auto Chuck tt'agon-Roh 8: Ted Gruuer f'iii7l'll'S State Bank-Member F. D. l. C. C'onf,:er's Conoco Service Cost:-llo's Service Station Home-r R. Cunningham! Insurance Agency C'z:ip:mskiy's Clover Farm Stora- l Hay andlfriend The Royal Round-up Local Boosters ...W up , Dammann Hatchery Dari-King Don's Pastry Shop Eddy 8: Eddy, Abstractors Edington's Studio Eley's Service Station Paul Elliott's Store Emie's Standard Service Exchange Bank of Schmidt 85 Koester And furthermore ' ' ' H Robert E. Ferguson, Attornoy Firestone Stores Dr. R. VV. Frickcy, Chiropractor Robert F. Galloway Gay-Mar Sweet Shop Grace-'s Beauty Shop Green Top Cafe Haar Electric Dr. H. H. Haerle Hall Bros. Hamburg's Harde3 s Market VV. VV. Hinds, Insurance Agency Prine-winning oyster eaters. 2 H' .iii-f sf! 7' i W 'm S he A if Seniors show styles at Open House Ain't life grand ? A K Hmmph! Just like a man! ' s. Oil. I ,L 5 tl ' , . ' 'A ' ' U 'I I- i . , '51-L, ...1 Hey you! Quit snitchin'! local Boosters Hoffman Furniture Hoffman Service Company House of Flowers Dr. J. R. Howell, Dentist Howell Lurnber Co. Dr. R. D. Hughes, M. D. Hutchison Insurance Agency Isis Theatre Jayhawk Bowl Jayhawk Cafe Jeter's Clothiers VYalter E. Johannes Insurance Agency Kansas Power 8 Light Co. Kinsley's Mortuary Kongs Implement Co. Kr:nemer's Dairy Kraemc-.r Hardware Larkin's I. G. A. Market Vern Leupold Motor Co. Little Chef Cafe Lorke Millinery 8: Ready to V5'ear Mzu-If-cxl's Cleaners 8: Tailors r.e...t C 4 ,J nf. N 1 H UZALW Aw :win 5 ll! BE !l! . - fi Eat, drink, and be merry! -Twirp Dance County spellers: Marvin Feldhausen, Connie Nieherding. Nila Brauchi, Connie Ring, Larry Johnson and .loan Marquardt. Local Boosters Charles A. McLeod, Realtor Marshall County News The Marysville Advocate Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Chamber of Commerce Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Hospital 8 Clinic Mutual Insurance Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Plumbing dz Heat Co. Maxine's Clothes Closet Maxwm-ll's Shoe Store Montgomery XVard 5: Co. Moscr's Skelly Service Station Muchow-Richter Implement Co., Myers 8 Son Chevrolet Co. Necehi Elna Sewing Circle Nordhus Motor Co. 0ehm's Bandbox Cleaners 0. K. Rubber Welders The Option Store Dr. Carl A. Ott, Chiropractor Pacific Coffee Shop Inc. ' Q Quiz Kids display great basketball knowledge The Line-up-Juniors portray teachers at party. 1 A ff IHdUSlI'i0'-IS K3-YS Pl-It UD diSPl3Y Parents 8: students view displays at Open House local Boosters Smith's Funeral Home Standard Milling Co. Stanton Hardware G. A. Stewart Monument 8: Vault Co. 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