Marysville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Marysville, KS)

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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 , , -.

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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

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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