Mayetta Rural High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mayetta, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

ES BBS III T PUBLISHED by the SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 MAYETTA RURAL HIGH SCHOOL Mayetta, Kansas rfi1! 111B Nancy Roberts Verna Nocktonick Ted Cummings Clif Walder Glenda Ely Marge Fitzgerald Jerry Shields Norwood Nocktonick Roy Walrod Roy Coleman Frank Winter Roger Cox Mr. Tallent Sponsor Oran Daugherty Barbara Daugherty Mr. Platter In loving memory of the Daugherty Twins. Barbara and Oran and Mr. Harrison Platter. We, The Sen- ior Class of Mayetta High School. 1958, wish to dedicate this annual. Barbara and Oran were killed in an automobile accident. November 26, 1957 and Mr. Platter died November 27, 1957, following an attack of pneumonia. Barbara, a senior, and Oran, a junior, will always be remembered by their classmates for their sunny, cheerful dispositions and thoughtfulness of others. Mr. Platter, our Mathematics teacher for more than two years was, by nature, a retiring person but he was vitally interested in young people and their problems. He was never too busy to help a student. There are no friends like old friends, And none so good and true; We greet them when we meet them. As roses greet the dew; No other friends are dearer. Though born of kindred mold; And while we prize the new ones. We treasure more the old. There are no friends like old friends. Where’er we dwell or roam. In lands beyond the ocean, Or near the bounds of home; And where they smile to gladden, Or sometimes frown to guide. We fondly wish those old friends Were always by our side. There are no friends like old friends, To calm our frequent fears, When shadows fall and deepen Through life’s declining years; And when our faltering footsteps Approach the Great Divide, We’ll long to meet the old friends, Who wait on the other side. Thelma Jager Myrtle Keim Kathleen Bone Bill Osburn Wade West Ray Folger Elroy McAlexander Bill Osburn Reginald Dickinson Ed Thomas CompUments of PINK’S PLACE and G1LKS POTATO CHIPS Principal, Roy D. Spear Constitution Bookkeeping Vera Davidson Home Economics English 1 Lynn Dovel American History Industrial Arts Dorothy Ferrell English II III Music Bette Hudson Ma thema tics Harrison Platter (Deceased) Dwaine Tallent Typing I II Shorthand 1 II Melvin Villeme Physical Education Science Donald Brenner Class-Represe mative Compliments of MAYETTA OIL COMPANY Marge Fitzgerald Secretary Jerry Shields Vice-President Nancy Kaay Roberts Frank Winter Theodore Cummings Bernard Fiedler Roy Walrod Barbara Daugherty (Deceased) Verna Nocktonick I Here comes the class of 58 , we are tops and we really rate. Clifton Walder, the president, of our class, always enjoys the company of a nice lass. Jerry Shields is full of pep and steam, when girls are near he's there on the beam. Marge Fitzgerald is the class secretary, when boys are present she'll never tarry. Kaay Roberts is a cute little dish, becoming Mrs. C. Bowers is her wish. Donald Brenner who is known as our king , we will also remember him with his arm in a sling. Verna Nocktonick is our shorthand queen, she seems to be studying whenever seen. Here comes a boy his name is Paul Ray, he wears a smile both night and day. Roy Coleman loves to play ball, all through the seasons, spring, winter and fall. Roy Walrod is a country cousin, he can get the girls a dime a dozen. Nancy Payne is next on our list, a newcomer to our class is one cute miss. Frank Winter is athletic bound. when girls are present he can't be found. Roger Cox is quiet and shy, he is known to all as a real nice guy. When it comes to art, we turn to Norwood Nocktonick, he can draw anything from serious to comic. Ted Cummings is our boy that can sing, he's our pal and he doesn’t lack a thing. Bernard Fiedler joined our class again this year. Bunny filled it with lots of good cheer. Glenda Ely the shortest of them all, seems to pick on the one's that are tall. There go the Seniors both happy and sad, departing from M. H. S. and fun they have had. y R. Walrod................................my big flat feet to Mr. Tallent. R. Coleman...............................nothing just glad to get out. J. Shields...............................part of my ability to catch real cute blondes to Larry Dutt, the rest 1 11 keep just in case. r. Cox....................................my ability to play football to Harold Walker. C. Walder................................nothing. I'm taking everything with me. F. Winter................................my ability to play right end in football to Russell Baxter. T. Cummings..............................my little black Plymouth to Mr. Spear and guitar playing to Har- old Walker. p. Ray...................................all the girls to Clair Hawley. D. Brenner...............................my ability to take out four girls at the same time to Elroy Mc- Alexander. B. Fiedler...............................all my gals !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HA HA HA G. Ely...................................all my extra height to Jane Miller. N. Payne.................................my pony tail to Lois. N. Roberts .............................. my flirting ability to Arlene Lester. M. Fitzgerald............................my ability to run around on any night to Janice Baker. V. Nocktonick ...........................my ability to study in Shorthand to the first year Shorthand class. N. Nocktonick............................my Chevrolet to Johnny Matchie and the school building to all the teachers. R. Walrod................................to stealing typing paper from Clif. N. Roberts...............................to smoking in the locker room. M. Fitzgerald............................to not staying home Halloween night. R. Coleman ...............................to letting Kaay and Verna sell annual ads for me. R. Cox....................................nothing, till the end of the school year. N. Payne.................................to copying in shorthand class. T. Cummings .............................to bringing the possum found in Mrs. Parmiter's car. F. Winter.................................to staying out late before a basketball game. J. Shields................................to running over my own pop bottle and ruining my tire. V. Nocktonick............................ to saying I lost my money for my Kayette dues. B. Fiedler...............................confessing to nothing. I'm glad I got by with it. G. Ely...................................to taking crackers from the lunchroom. D. Brenner...............................to helping Jerry put the No Dumping sign on the fire escape. P- Ray...................................to trying to put glue in Mr. Dovel's pocket. C. Walder................................to missing boy's music accidentally on purpose , every time I felt like it. N. Nocktonick.............................to not coming to school everyday without a good reason. Paul Ted Roy W. Roy C. Jo Glenda Jerry Norwood Frank WE PREDICT - 10 years from now R. Walrod C. Walders-Making records with R.C.A. Victor. R. Coleman-Digging worms for '68 Thunderbirds. J. Shields-Still trying to figure out how Sputnik worked. R. Cox-Playing Pro. Football with the New York Giants. F. Winter-Finally graduating. P. Ray-Still driving The Old Ford. D. Brenner-Trying to become a Nuclear Engineer. B. Fiedler-Still Killing The Ole Crow. M. Fitzgerald-Driving her own '68 Cadillac. N. Roberts-Taking care of little Charlies. G. Ely-Designing Elvis Presley's wardrobe. V. Nocktonick-Teaching shorthand at Mayetta. N. Nocktonick-Still smoking Chesterfields. N. Payne-Flying her own tri-pacer to the races at Monico. T. Cummings-Singing Hound-Dog in the Metropolitan Opera. Don IV ili ). bingin JuSt r didn't, v- have 4t? a • ; i thing y d to J j 'l wear Rov Walrod Drawin'est Rom eoej Cleverest Orncryest Sncakic'est Shapliest Swi II!!! Clownie 11� fi � I L«L : t +y A Cutest Sirartest A Friendliest sS NANCY PAYNE TED CUMMINGS MARGE FITZGERALD Cheerleader 1,4 Operetta 1, 2 Class Secretary 3, 4 Music 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2,3 Pep Club 3, 4 Music 1,2 Lettered 3 Plays 3,4 Football 4 Kayettes 1, 2, 3 Kayette Secretary 4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff Editor 4 Class Treasurer 4 Senior Play 4 Band 3, 4 Student Council 2 Junior Play 3 Y-Teens President 1 ROY COLEMAN Senior Play 4 Sextette 3 Football 4 Pep Club 3 Volleyball 2 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Baseball 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1 Annual Staff 4 FRANK WINTER NANCY KAAY ROBERTS Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 CLIFTON WALDER Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Class President 2, 3, 4 Secretary -Y-Teens 3 Football 4 Pep Club President 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Lettered 1,2, 3, 4 Kays President 4 Softball 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 2 Boy's Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Kayettes 4 Operetta 2 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Senior Play 4 Band 3 Annual Staff 4 Kays 4 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 DONALD BRENNER Sextette 3 Basketball Lettered 1-4 ROY WALROD Annual Staff 4 Music 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1,2 Operetta 1,2 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Kays 4 Lettered 3, 4 JERRY SHIELDS Football 4 Music 2 President 1 Junior Play 3 Operetta 1,2 Vice President 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Junior Play 3 Baseball Lettered 1-4 Senior Play 4 Senior Play 4 Class Treasurer 3 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Representative 4 Baseball 1.2, 3,4 NORWOOD NOCKTON1CK Football 4 BERNARD FIEDLER Annual Staff 4 Lettered 1,2, 3. 4 Basketball 1,2, 3 Music 2 Annual Staff 4 Baseball 1,2 Help with Jr. Play 3 Kay Director 4 Football Lettered 3 Help with Sr. Play 4 Operetta 1 Art, Drawings 1, 2, 3, 4 GLENDA ELY Senior Play 4 Class Representative 1 Music 1 VERNA NOCKTONICK Pep Club 3 Kayettes 2, 3, 4 Band 3,4 ROGER COX Junior Play 3 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2,3 Senior Play 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Sextette 3, 4 Football 4 Pep Club 2 Soloist 1, 2, 3, 4 Music 1,2, 3 Junior Play 3 Pep Club 3 PAUL RAY Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Basketball 1.2, 3 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Kayettes Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Operetta 1,2 Mrs. Davidson Mr. Dovel Mrs. Ferrell Oran Daugherty (Deceased) Clair Hawley Lois Lutz Arlene Lester Charles James Gene Eby Anthony Cummings Ronald Wahweotten Mr$. Hudson. R. Baxter, L. Ogden, T. Magnauck. G. Jager. J. Lutz, L. Robinson, J. James. D. Cress. H. May. L. Morrison. H. Holcomb, L. Ogden, H. Grover, P. Cox. G. Redmon. R. Bone, J. Matchie, G. James. Mr. Villeme, L. Eby, J. Johnson, J. Nott, J. Schilling. L. Dutt. D. Walrod. D. Kern, A. Martin. N. Galster, K. Roediger, E. McAlexander, G. Steward, v. Wahwasuck. E. Matchie, D. White. M. Cummings. J. Jacobson, M. Winter. T. Snyder, M. McCauley. M. Walker. F. Basket. J. Miller, J. Miller. R. Masquat, R. Bone, R. Baxter, G. Patterson, D. Greemore. GONE GATHERINGS and Sponsor Vera Davidson Our first Kayette meeting last fall was devoted to becoming acquainted with the new girls and selling them on the idea of joining our group. Every girl accepted the invitation. Officers elected this year are: Marge Fitzgerald, President; Patty Cox, Vice President; Nancy Payne, Secretary; and Glenda Ely, Treasurer. Halloween found us celebrating with a party. Afterwards we surprised the newly organized Kay group by serving refreshments to them. We provided numbers for the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, gave a Thanksgiving basket to a family, went caroling, enjoyed our usual heart-beat letters and Valentine Party, entertained the eighth grade girls and our mothers at a tea and contributed to several welfare projects. and Sponsor Dwaine Tallent The Mayetta Kay group was organized in November 1957 as the result of a discussion between Mr. Spear and Mr. Tallent, as fo the desirability of forming a Kay group in our school. The first Meeting, called for the purpose of organizing the group, was held October 21, with Mr. Brice Durbin, Assistant Executive Secretary of the Kansas Association for Youth, presiding. Twenty seven boys joined our group with Mr. Dwaine Tallent as our sponsor. Officers are: Clif Walder, President; Don Brenner, Vice President; Charles James, Secretary; and Elroy Me Alexander, Treasurer. We had Christmas and Valentine parties with the Kayettes. As a project we sponsored a basketball game, the proceeds of which we donated to the March of Dimes. mlnmtaik fk 1 MJmmA Compliments of DENISON STATE BANK SHAKE RATTLE Roger Cox - Def. H. B. Roy Coleman - End Ted Cummings - H. B. Fmrs ui 1957 FOOTBALL SQUAD - TOP ROW: Frank Winter, Roy Coleman, Harold Holcomb, Charles James, Don Brenner, Louis Ogden, Dick Bone, Gene Eby, Lynn Morrison, Ronald Wahweotten, Coach Mel Villeme BOTTOM ROW; Jerry Shields, Vernon Wahweotten, Galen Steward, Elroy McAlexander, Roger Cox, Clair Hawley, Russell Baxter, Don Cress, Harold Walker, Ted Cummings. SCOREBOARD Mayetta Coming.. 31 Mayetta .... 6 Soldier.. 51 Mayetta .... 7 Hoyt 47 Mayetta Denison.. 0 Mayetta 14 Seneca.. 26 Mayetta Scranton. 0 READY FOR ACTION Front Three; James-End. Cummings-C. , Winter- End. Back Three; Eby-H.B. . Shields-Q. B. . Bren- ner-H. B. Jerry Shields - H. B. Q. B. Frank Winter - End King Queen Frank Winter Lois Lutz Attendants: Nancy Payne Clair Hawley Clif Walder Judy Currier Last years Queen Pep Club Patty Cox Nancy Payne Lois Lutz Compliments of KANSAS STATE BANK Kathleen Roediger Mary McCauley Mr. Tallent Coach Lucille Robinson Compliments of ED MARLING Donald Brenner 5' 10 185 lbs. Lettered Jr. -Sr. Frank Winter 6’ 182 lbs. Lettered Jr. -Sr. Jerry Shields 5' 8 150 lbs. Lettered Soph. -Jr. -Sr. Roy Walrod 5’ 9 147 lbs. Lettered Jr. -Sr. Ted Cummings 6' 200 lbs. Lettered Sr. Compliments of KANSAS POWER LIGHT CO. BEATRICE FOODS County Tourney r4 m. owfff.r, ..... .� 0 U !• „ •« t� r I. � arrw S . «r rra •m-nuai 4 a :« Jack «on County Tourr ' • IT4 :t. UHITIM � ' '• 2 a. W;m i.-i « First Team Mayetta 69 28 Mayetta 55 29 Mayetta 60 48 Mayena 70 47 Mayetta 57 46 Mayetta 51 49 Mayetta 55 28 Mayetta 59 32 Mayetta 44 43 Mayetta 46 60 Mayetta 47 49 Mayetta 50 47 Mayetta 49 44 Mayetta 70 59 to km ' r Circleville Delia Whiting Denison Hoyt Soldier Circleville Delia Soldier Netawak a Denison Netawaka Hoyt Whiting Second Team Mayetta 40 18 Circleville Mayetta 30 17 Delia Mayetta 50 37 Denison Mayena 33 32 Soldier Mayetta 25 45 Netawaka Mayetta 35 30 Hoyt Mayetta 49 55 Whiting Mayetta 46 30 Whiting Mayetta 28 32 Circleville County Tournament First Team Second Team Mayetta 72 54 Whiting Mayetta 46 30 Denison on Mayetta 51 44 Denison Mayetta 28 32 Circleville eville Mayetta 64 66 Netawaka Compliments of MHICH FUNERAL HOME and JOSTEN'S CLASS RINGS The Has Beens Lovely Couple Beautiful Country Cousins Musicians Bums Glenda Game Hunter Donna Speed Demon Just Waiting Guess Who Great Dane Strike Three Latest News Beautiful Sleepy-head Get'urr up Scout Smiley Tasty Froglegs The Lovebirds Sweet Couple Buddie Working Hard Which U Which Having Fun Amongst Thieves Hungry Going Steady Smooth Teacher Pet Little Kids Re -markable Automatics Make Em Perty ’Queen Bee Professor ??? 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