Melvern High School - Oracle Yearbook (Melvern, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 147 of the 1952 volume:

GEii Q 3 ?3 o1ii 2 15 The Oracle MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 8. Local History Branch 317 w. Highway 24 G E Independence, M0 64050 L r i 1 I i f i 4 I Y 1 I 1 I Y 5 I V ! : I 1 Y f i i I E I MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 8 Locai History Branch Independence, MO 64050 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 317 W. Highway 24 G E 3,Q9,QQJe25Q4,1,E9,B I Annual Staff 5 Editor-in-Chief --------- Patty Green Assistant Editor ---- Jo Anne Fanning Business Managers ------- Delores Arb Sports Editor -------- Stacy Johansen Photography ---------------- Bob Lane Social Editor ---------- Donna Sutton Advertising Manager---Dwayne Hooper Art Editor-4 -------- Clifford Elkins Class Editor ---------- Marcia Elkins Sponsors ----- ---- Mr. James Wheeler Miss Carol Simmons f!'xX 4' X I I 1 5 U 3 If 5 rw N mug ' A q' Xi!! 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Educ. and English NP' Carol Sim ons Commerce and Mathematics Gerald Evans James A, Wheeler Jr, Coach, Science, Industrial History, Constitution, Arts and Driver Education English and Play Director vi .NH in aff! 1xa My Mi ii!! 'i EU Nfl W? Ml ii? lvl iii 0 ll z ii xl 524 5 ,w a K -A H H 6 HV! 124 ,,, ifei II 5 a Vw 3 11 1 X W , If ' 11' xl! , Vi .'qN Lux 2 if 1 IV N Fl ! 5 . , I 4 W , . !. l ' W ,I' QI. rv mf 51+ LQ' 5I5 El! ,ji i J!! ai' HI M5 l, lil Il ,V W W V 1 w V' y, D Be f OfF,du,nCefiien HIGH SCHOOL Oren Henry, Max Jennings, Don Evertson GRADE SCHOOL Alvin Boyer, Russell Privat, Earl Arb 1, ,N ' A f S 913 A 13 My ,As A Jo af 2 :W 3 5 14.3, , 1 -2 gif? uf?-.V 3,-,X 2-V A ,-4 : R . ' J 540 ' f fi we 4 V, 2 i . 31 , hw. ,I -i 1 10 1 Sfz ff fi If . 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Peaches, cherries, apples, prunes, peanut butter, honey, cheeses, dried eggs, dried milk, dried beans, tomato paste, orange juice, peas, green beans, tomatoes and shelled pecans. A total of S,232W.' The only charge for the above items was 1,QSLy0.82 for freight. Up tot March lst, we served 21,395 lunches, a daily average of 183 lunches. p Amount spent on groceries 92,936.60 and misoellanous :Q5166.6L4,. We received 231,302.26 on reimbursement checks, We have been very fortunate to have the splendid co- operation of Sup't K. W. Thistlethwaite as the past four years has certainly been a pleasure working in the lunch room.-' By the Marshalls and Helen Brewer. I X. ,f V! f ,f- . ,l . It ,- rc., .A . w ' x . g .. , 5 I N' 5 f la L .' , . s any ' . iv f Q 1 Y . 0 . 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Wheeler Mr. Thistlethwaite MOTTO Rowing-Not Drifting COLORS Blue and Gold FLOWER American Beauty Rose Ph llis Green Chorus 1,2,3,Ej Triple Trio L1 Trio 2,3,hg Sex- tette 1,25 Band 2,3,lp3 Vice-Pres. of Band 33 Sec. and Treas. of Band 43 Rep. of Pep Club Ag Pres. of Class l,h3 Plays 33 Editor of Annual M3 S nior Q irxij IN3iE , 1 1 1 1 11, 1 1 1 1 111111 1 11 1 1 H1111 ,113 151411 1:5611 1f 1I .1111 1-11 12,11 111111 1 1 1111l'1 1-1111 F1111 111111 51115. 11111' 111111 11111 111111 1 11.1111 . 753 11111 1 151115 111111 1 , 11111 1 f,11 1 '111 1 -f1f1!11g1?1x1 111111 1 1 ?'l2fCf1 11111 , 1 ff, 1111111 111'1Q 5 .111 111' s, 1111 1 11111 J 1 Q 1 ,1111, 1 1111111 1 11111 ' 1 , 1 1 1 1111.11 1 ' 1 1 1111 4 ' 1 1 1 141 1 11111 1 11111111 1 111111 1111111 11111111 111111 1'I 1 .1111 1:1111 11111 11111 1111111 11111 111121 111111 131111 1 1111111 1111111 1:11 1 111111 1 1 11- 11 111 11 1 1 1 1 jiy1I1 11 1 11 ' .11 ,1 11 11111114 1 111V 41111111 11 1 111'11 11111 1 1 i 1 1 1,11'11 1 1 111111 1 S1111 1 111111 1 1111I1 1 11111 1 111V 1 1 1191 111131 111111 1111- 1 111111 1 11211111 1111111 1111111 1111 11111 115111 11 111111 111111 1111? 1 1111 1 .3111 '11- - 1 1 1111 111: 11 111111 P 1 1 1 1111 111 1111 11111 1111 1,111 11111 11115 11 13111 1111-' 'E 1 C 1 71 ,',. fs ?isew5,fB ,A','A ,sssanesal M ' . , h Q C, - C. 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V.,.V V .V +V .V .V V.. ., .V .WW 2 or Q jg W Stac Johansen Chorus l,2,3 3 Boy's Quartet 2,3,Lg Double Mixed 3,L3 Plays 3,h3 Pres. of Class 3 Vice- Pres. of Class 3 Foot- ball l 2,3,uj Basketball 1,2,3,L- Sports Editor of Annual L3 Mary Ellen Crigui Chorus 1,2,3,Lj Class Rep. 3 Plays 3,L3 Triple Trio Clifford Elkins Chorus 3,E3 Plays 3,L3 Basketball M3 Track 23 Vice-Pres. of Class 2: Sheri Jones Chorus , , , 3 rio 2,3, L3 Triple Trio 3,h3 Double Mixed kg Bond 3,Lg Plays 3,h3 Pres. of Band3 Pres. of Pep Club My Class Rep. 2,h3 Cheerleader 3,h3 Queen Attendant M3 Q Dwa e Hoo er Chorus l,2,3, 3 Vice- Pres. of Class 33 Sec. and Treas. of Class 23 Advert- ising Manager of Annual M3 Basketball 1,2,3,hj Base- ball 2 33 Boys Quartet 33 Track L3 Play 2,U3 Hazel Sell Chorus , , , 3 lays 33 Queen Attendant 33 W Melver freshn to sch had tc of the around 1 Vice-E portex U in Axi 1 then a at Kra I in ou: Osborx K Vice 1 er, SI 1 gymna: er pan E ior Pi class Vice Repor ceive of o Patte Green Stacy and schoo Hous and d stude He le were and 1 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY When the Senior Class of l952 entered their freshman year at lelvern High we had a total of seventeen students. Cf course, being freshman we were initiated. The day of the initiation the bovs came to schOQ1 wearing SUNNY 53035, 1iDStiCk, and powder, while the girls had to wear their clothes wrong side out and take the bobby nine out of their hair. All of us went barefooted and wore green ribbons tied around our toes. The class officers of that year were, President, Phyllis Green, Vice-President, Jack Brewer, Sec. and Trees. Charlotte Evertson, Re- porter, Darlene Griffee. The last semester Darlene Griffee left Malvern to attend school in Axtell, Kansas. Sheri Jones entered school here from Ottawa. The first semester party was a supper at the school house and then a show at Lyndon. The second semester party was a weinie roast at Kramers Ford and another show at Lyndon. In our Sophomore Year se again started outmdth seventeenstudents in our class. But before the semester was ended we lost both Warren Osborne and Paul Dustin. Our class officers forihat year were, President,Jo Anne Fanning, Vice President, Clifford Elkin, Sec. and Trees. Dwayne Hooper,Reoort- er, Sheri Jones. During the first semester a class party was held in the school gymnasium, where we had refreshments and dancing. Our second semest- er party was a chicken dinner at Goonies and a show at Ottawa. We sold raffle tickets on a turkey that we gave away at the Jun' ior Play in the first'week of December. . In our Junior Year we started out with fourteen students. Our class officers were elected. They were, President, Stacy Johansen, Vice President, Dwayne Hooper, Sec. and Trees., Charles'Welles, and Reporter, Mary Ellen Criqui. Lt the first of the year we ordered our class rings which we re- ceived on December 3rd. 'Ne also presented our class play on December the Brdf The title of our play, HThe Clown Princen. The cast consisted of, Carol Patterson, Mary Ellen Criqui, Jo Anne Fanning, Sheri Jones, Phyllis Green, Hazel Sell, Betty Wilson, Thayer Richardson, Clifford Elkin, Stacy Johansen, Donald Carver, and Mr. Hawkins. our director' Our first semester party, -we had a picnic at the park in Ottawa and then attended a movie. The second semester we had a party in the school gymnasium, which consisted of refreshments and dancing. we also gave the Seniors a banonet, WhiCh WHS held at the Ranch Hguge in Topeka, Kansas. There was a chicken dinner, entertainment a d ' ft, t rd Our theme for the banquet was Hlndian. n dancing a erwar s. At the beginning of our Senior Year we had 3 C0531 of f0UFtGGH students. Before the end of the first semesterue lost Charles Welles. HG left Malvern to attend school at'WavGT1Y' At boqinning of -the -Year -we elgctgd GUI' C1353 Offj..CGI'S who were President, Phyllis Green, Vice President, StaCY Johansen, SGC. and Trees., Jo Anne Fanning, and RGDOFPGT, Sheri Jones' Senia sales alsoi Misso ansas A Sicol 1 Qui: ceive our g I beau The f HLis Criqu Jones direc Wheel Maflag Proph class and p orian was h bacon the S Ward , Herbe with chain During the year we carried on various programs to finance our Senior Trip. me sponsored a Donkey Basketball Game, we gave feed sales at the'Waverly Sales Pavilion, we gave a Senior Play, and we also helped put out an annual. On the senior trip, we plan to take in the following states, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and Ark- 31153.30 Points of interest on the trip will beg The Mamouth Caves, Pen- sicola, New Orleans, The Gulf of Mexico, and the Ozarks. Our sponsor Professor Thistlethwaite, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ori- qui, and Mr. and Mrs. Heber Johansen, will accompany us on the trip. The last of the year we began preparing for graduation. 'We re- ceived our cans and gowns which are blue and gold. 'We also received our graduation announcements and thank-you cards. On april 25, the Junior Class gave us a banquet. The gymn was beautifully decorated in oink and black.The theme was WGay Nineties. The food was excellent and a good time was had by all. On may 2, our class presented a play. The name of our play was HListen to Leonu. The cast consisted of,Carol Patterson, Mary Ellen Criqui, Stacy Johansen, Clifford Elkins, Thayer Richardson, Sheri Jones, Jo Anne Fanning, Arthur Allan. The staee crew consisted of director, Mr. Wheeler, Stage Manager, Jack Brewer, Makeup, M s. Wheeler, Prompter, Hazel Sell, ?roperties, Dwayne Hooper, Business Manager, Patty Green, advertising, Betty Wilson. On May 7, we presented our class night. The class Will, the Prophecy, the History, and the presentation of the key were madeaOur class also made a presentation of programs. Several songs were sung and presentation of awards were made. The Valeditorian and Salutat- orian were announced which were Jo anne Fanning and Phyllis Green. The seniors gave a breakfast May 8 for the Junior Class. It was held at Tevis's Ford, south of town. The menu consisted of:eggs, bacon, coffee, orange juice, toast and jam. Friday, May 9, the Alumni Banquet was held in the gymnasium.A1l the Seniors were invited. There was a meal, program and dancing after ward. All of us enjoyed it very much. Our Baccaulaureate was held May ll. Our SDSQKGT WHS Reverend Herbert L. Wingard. ' Commencement was held May l3. The gymn was beautifully decorated with flowers and candleabra, All the high school girls formed adaisy chain and the seniors entered attired in their caps and gowns. now sibl stay our in f foll voki here Arti Arti Arti Arti Arti Artj Sect Sect Sect Sect Sect Sect Article . Class Will We, the Senior Glas , of Melvern High School, being now in good health, strength of body and mind, but sen sible to the uncertainty of life and the shortness of our stay in high school and desiring to make disposition of our property aid aifairs before forgetting all we have in four years, do hereby make, publish, and declare the following to be ou last will and testament, hereby re VOk1Hg and cancelling any and all wills heretofore or hereafter made by us To the High School we leave our pictures hanging in the hall to remind our posterity oi tie good amples we have set for Them We L ve and bequeath unto the faculty our great in llige ce From experience we know that they wi l need it, for it is a hard task to iusrlutw the student body of Melvern High School, Al o we return their well worn tempers they were constantly losing To the Juniors wee leave the right to wear our caps and gowns plus a little inteligence and dignity which they will certainly need To the Sophomores we leave our ability to get to class on time Also because you loved World History this past year, we will our American History books, including those infernal workbooks To the Freshmen we leave all the gum found u der ur desks and around the building We sincerely hope that it hasn't lost its flavor. Article I Article Article o Article Article I Section Section Section I, Clifford Elkin, will my ability to forget a pencal everyday to Bob Lane I, lack Brewer, will my ability to cooperate during class meetings to Larry Sedgwick and my careful driving to Dale Knight. I, Thayer Richardson, will my red hair to Mary Ann Shelinbarger and my ability to irritate the teachers to Larry Evertson. Section . I, Arthur Allen, will my height to Dean Mil- ler and my ability to attract a certain sophomore girl to any good looking boy ln the junior class. , U Section . I, Phyllis Green, will my ability to eat and stay slim to Dwayne McNabb. Section 6, I Dwayne Hooper, will my secret of getting aid keeping a girl to Dale Knight. My basketball ability to BobbY HOTUG- Sect Sect Sect Sect Sect Sect Sect Sect Sect Sect Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section 7. 8 9 10 ll 12 13 lb 15 16 I, Stacy Johansen, will my ability to drive with one arm with a special girl to George ang. I, Sheri Jones, will my cheerleader skirt to Shirley Vanderslice who wants it pretty bad. I, Hazel Sell, will my scholastic ability to georgi Hgnry and my cool temper to redheaded ave en a . I, Jo Ann Fanning, will my ability to keep a man to Lola Beth Kendall and my musical ability to Gorrinne Swanson. I, Betty Wilson, will all my school books and my knack for losing them to Roberta Wil- son who will probably getrthem anywayg I, Mary Ellen Criqui, ,will my ability to argue with the American Iistory teacher al- most everyday to Freida Winter. I, Carol Patterson, will my ability to get a man throughly hooked before ,I graduate to Sally Ashcraft. We, Carol Patterson, Betty Wilson and Mary Ellen Criqui jointly will our ability to collect jewelry especially diamond rings to Virginia West. We, Phyllis Green and Dwayne Hooper will our place in the front hall to Shirley Vander- slice and Duane Miller. All our other worldly belongings consisting of notebooks, pencils, athletic records, and many other things too numerous to mention, including all the scholastic honors we have ever had, we direct the executor of this will to sell at public auction, the proceeds to be used to build a new gymnasium. In witness whereof we hereunto sign our names without witnesses, this 7th day of may 1652. 4 1 I 1 i 2 I i r E v E i S s . 1 i 5 I Y A z f P r n S 1, s z T 5 i . i I i 5 5 i A 5 r ! ! i L P E 2 I v x I Citi S13 tuI'4 wit! nor! fut' Com: ed abd bat nin qui S en gre the at f pls fly nev nin ver 'cal bus. wor fir wit Mia way of New roa la: som hig is CLASS PROPHECY . Since there was no fortune teller available in the C1tY 0 +e1V9FH, We, bhefmembers of the senior class, net one afternoon to try our luck at gazing into the fu- ture. although a little green at this art, we came up with SOM? facts that would prove quite shocking to any normal individual, wno hasn't the foresight to see the future as we see it. According to the latest report, admiral Johansen, Commander, of the United states Navy has just been award- ed the Congressional Medal of Honor for bravery above and beyond the call of duty while engaged in a terrific battle with an enemy submarine. 5 Miss Jones a public stenorrapher who has been plan- ning a home for the admiral has taken the course ofewats quite Q3hHlY.w her only comment was Nwow maybe they will send him homer. In turning to the field of sports, we find that the igoat hero of the auto races, JackHBrewer, has just won e area es l ' h' t . fd Uth'e,,4 . at the speed of milles ggesrolfgur. B came Ownm E Streh It is rumored that the handsome and extravagant playwright, Arthur Allan, author of Wdy Home Town, is flying the Paris to talk over plans for costumes in his new play with the great dress designer Misa Jo Ann iFan- ning. A Several of the great French designers flew to Mel- vern to see Mdss Fanning and plead with her to use her talents in Paris, so Malvern wouldn't out them out of business. Miss Fanning reluctantly accepted and is now working in Paris. .In the advertising section of the Chicago Daily we find that Hooper Market in Chicago is having a price war with their competitor fisgley wigglsy. The sales manager Miss Green, is kept they figuring out new ideas and new ways of winning more customers. The other day was an exciting one for the citizens f' t slii se of the of Malvern. They received their irs .U np New Richardson, one of the most luxurious cars on the road. It was driven by the designer and large factory, Thayer Richardson. ihis son's first visit to Malvern since his 3 the owner of a was Mr . Richard raduation from high school a number of years ago. is living in a suburban hone near Osage Carol Eatterson City. Frost of mpg, Howard Tompson the fsrserpwiss n ' x 4 1. W A .- si, 3 ff, 1 r . v v. 1 GI' you ,Dain tra! reff higfi sin his .Lrs She yan an dr' oQ i s 1 3.176 ren 61 att: Wi 1 say our her time is spent hanging out small overalls and T shirts If you should drive to the country south of nelvern you would likely see a large farm with the name Llkbn nairy. is we visited the fern, we saw a nan on a large tractor pulling a plow. She nan had long whiskers and red eyes from long hours of hard work. when we asked him why he worked so herd and permitted his hired man to sit in the shade, he nerely shrugged his shoulders in his fanilar way and replied nOh, I QonFt known. In a large trailer camp in the Mid-West, we found grs. Dale orb, known to us in high school as nary ellen. She and her small children, Mary and dale are in the, yard in front of the trailer house. ,Just then a nan in an air force uniform cones down the walk. She childrei drop their toys and run to meet him calling, wamma,'Uaddy is home againf' We see Hazel Sell standing in a large yard. There are one, two, three, six, twelve,. Are all those child- ren hers. Oh, now we, see, she is a kindergarten teedm er in a large city. The narnum circus is back in town. Among the many, attractions is a. side show 'featurinf the lively Liss Wilson who is a daring bareback rider. how much of this nrophecy will come true we cannot say, but we sincerely hope that at least one member of our class may achieve fame. 11. ' 1 1 u,. ' -14' wqi, .- ,1 . 4, Q . I 1 1 ., 1-- ' A I 1 , . I 1 1 .1 1 1 . ,1 .,- 1, 11 , I ' 4 - ,...,: 1 11 A l P P' 1 1 'f 'lk 1 , ' I 1 1-, 1 I 1 ,' a , , I -.1 A-1 1 1'Q ' ' .a l v 4. Q . -,, ' ,.1 -- - Q.. 1 . 1 . 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'INGE The ni to eve Sha Par onl .EBV e sev off Pre Sec sop to Ein: the sts Wee T05 shc in :IFE Junior Class Hletory On Seotomber 1, 1950 the Freshman of Malvern ii h 3Ch00l tf1vLQ OH 30811 hioh school career v1th eiehteen memlere Our offfccre were President Deloree Art Vwee Pree Paul Carver QGCPGU ry Duane Rll1GP Treaeurer Poberta Wilson Reporter Dewn O'Dr1en Qnoneor l1SQ Qgttlg Later in the xeer we loet fetty Coffelt,Norwan hor Le GHG gained B111 heleo About two veele after eczool etarted the eeniorscb cidedvw nocdec talen down a notch or tween tne5 nrepared a li t of eve tnlnge e fele to wear to eceool ree foll owin Fondef Pho ooxe wole tneezw JP over tneir ecnool clot1 a and twe gdrle were pagerae All of Us tgye an onion, on e reer r1ooon,arounC o r nccl Jn carried our oools from clae to claee vn fnckct That U1 ht we had a truth O1 conocotercxf pro ldm ln tme p rty follofin we and a ehfting December ln fi n H e ,1 5 1o Q -gn where e U aved ganee ent def ronnf ani eouare QqUClD The ao ul 5 memoere Mere our gueet. Donna dutton wa: cnoeen xreennan attendant t lone comin, M me Tettle tool ef ue to week end party on avril 15. Then to Gage lurk for 1 bell ni nt 'Cheaper by the Dozen ' to eee five different eaowe everyone went to church and der home 3HtUTf8' gf-G, and to Home of the bo1 that day tnen to 'ea for a snoooinof in Top! kwe vent enof that Q manafed Sundat wornino a picnwc at Lake Qhawnee. In tht afternoon ve wont to the cernnvalat Gage Park 'Ve left Toneka that evening etmut five o'cleck onl5 after ev rvone had eufficientlv morn nwneelf o.t everyone re orted e food t1ve. tOur eecond fear in Malvern High eeventeen memeere later loemnl Paul Ce was fterted with lver Our claes officers were oreanized ae follows President - fob Lane VioeaPres. - Donna Sutton Sec Trees --Duane Miller Reporter -- - Marcia Blkin Sponsor---Mies Settle During the year Donna was chosen cheerleader and sophomore attendant et the home coming, ,Cn October l2,we nad a Hfun niqntn at Eootne Grange to raise money fox tne class treasury. We had a round and seuare dance an, sold refreshments. ill through the gear me gathered scrap paper and at the end of the gear we loaded it in Mr. nrt's truck and started early in the morning for Topeka- We Spont the weekend as wueete at the Settle home. When wo got to Topeka the boys unloaded the paper while the girls went shopping. We spent the afternoon at Lake Shawnee, later in the evening we all went to the Grand Theater and saw HFather's Little D5vidend.H ifter we came home the boys pls we rec afi of tr-2 sts and off Pre Sec Reg WSE in ans emt fin had ple e 1 of' she ual and pin of cut ion Inn ser' par sen pla the Jun wer tie eel Boa true played table tennis until after ml'D1Wht cundav rornjne we all atten e church e had a picnic dinner in the recreation room wecauae of rannv weather later in the afternoon we ient tc the carnival at Cs e Park wheregwme 0 ua h-7 a ig time riding ie merrJ , train tore very interestiny picture. , .tarts 'Q' sack to Malvern a very tiled any 1- Juniors ve startec tfe gear with 'Y 'Q 1 round and' toy ere taken he sleept group. si lst en students and have neitder l31H6Q nor lo.t any members Our class officers were if follows Presioent- Dean O'Er1en Vice Pres.- ---Donna Sutton Secretary- 'Marcia Blkin Treasurer- ---- --Delores Prh Reporter Lola Kendall Sponsorse- ------ Miss Settle Miss Simmons The Balfour Ring Salesman came around the second week of school and we ordered our rings. They arrived in November, We were all very pleased with their apoear- ance. We presented our Junior Play NGoing Placesn on Nov- ember 30, Everyone was well pleased with the outcome financially and otherwise. ' n Throughout the football and basketball seasons we had the pleasure of selline refreshmentsg We were very pleased with the financial outcome even though it took a lot of oo-operation and hardwork. we were very happy to have Donna Sutton, a member of our class chosen as queen of the homecoming and allen she was relected cheerleader for this year. On April ES, ual Junior-Senior and discussion we pink and black as of pink and black we entertained the seniors at the ann- Eanquet. After quite a hit of thoudht decided on the nGay Nintiesu themevdth our colors. A false ceiling was made streamers. The bleachers also were out off with streamers of pink and black. wThe decorat- ions and tatles were set up to represent uiamond Jims' Inn. A har was placed at one end where cold drinks were served later in the evening. At the other end was a park bench which was used in the program that was pre- sented after the dinner. Gay Ninties pictures drawn hy Georgi Burnett wage A . M s 1 - ,. ,. 14, f. J- 7 5 A rg , d e y placed on the tells, alon, sith numcrous si,n ma the Juniors, reorasentiny hay ninties son2S- d 'L 3 'I . A very nice dinner was cooked my the mothers of the Junior Class and served hy the eighth grade boys whom Q were dressed in black trousers, white slirtt, black bow ties, and false mustaches. , The school dance hand played a very nice qroup of selections for the dance. The euests of honor included the Seniors, School Board Members and their wivesg the teachers and their quests and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Settle of Topeka. 1 1 0 ' V w ', , n 1 ' M ,la . . 1 1 A 1 A 4 , p lf' 1 1 r If 1 J - -. , v ' n V ' . ' ! I r 4 1 A 4 1 - ' 1 1 w , 4 ., 1 A 4 1 f 1 x L-.1 n , .- 1 l.! '-an . 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W2 1 Q 5 5 4 X NULL X, .VW l X ,fi Janet Johansen . . 4 Q 5 7 4 W , 0 1 Fi Donald Sell V ' n,f' V 'M Evelyn Q 'f 4 T nano 5 4: I f' ' 4 I Q- Ellen Kotbe .Fay- V, Vivian Vanderslice stu: Horr hor1 Van: A114 whi1 meni a sl Afte per CTS! an 350. pre: us v out hapg men' thei blot on g on clas fini free Boys lowe Freshman Class History The Freshman Class started the year with thirteen students, Berenice Art, Eran Beck, Georgia Burnett, Bobby Horne, Janet Johansen, Ellen Korbe, Kay Lane, Bill' Law- horne, Evelyn Linnger, Don Sell, Opal Swanson, Vivian Vanderslice, Virginia West, and our sponsor, Miss Roberta Allen. As yet, we have not lost any students. We elected the following class officers, Bill Lawhorn ----- - ----- President Berenice AFB -------- ---Vice President Georgia Burnett-- ------ Secretary and Treasurer Eran cecn-- -------- ----Reporter The Freshmen Class had a party December 10th, 1951 which consisted of a scavenger hunt, dancing and refresh- ments of cookies ice cream and hot cocoa were served. on, April 25, our English class, and Mr. Wheeler had a supper at the schoolhouse. We played some games. Afterwards some of the Freshmen went skating. April 26, we had an ice cream sale at the Penny Sup- per Hall, we also sold chances on one-half gallon of ice cream, and two chickens. Marie Hill, won the chickens, and Mrs. Ireland the ice cream. We made approximately s5o.co to put in the fund for our Senior trip. Sophomore Class History We started our freshmen- year with eighteen students present Jay Conner quit just before initiation leaving us with a class of seventeen which we maintained througha out the rest of the year. A We elected the following class officers. ' Shirly Vanderslice ----- -President Larry Evertson-- ---- ----Vice President Janet Korbe ---- --e-----'Secretary and Treasurer Peggy Earnson---- ------ -Reporter 1 Initiation was one of the first his events that happened to us after school started. The giPlS 'W0r6 men's long underwear over blue Jeans, no make-up, and their hair straight. The boys wore girls' shorts and blouses and make-up. We all wore onions around our necks on green ribbons and went barefooted with a green ribbon gn eagh toe, We also had to pack our boots to and from classes in bushel baskets. In the evening the seniors finished by giving an all school party in honor Of the freshmen, Our first class party, a skating, PaPtY, WHS held at Boyer's skating rink. Each PGFSOU ln the Class was al' lowed to invite someone. Our second party was a picnic and show combined. thai Thel qui1 witl a ci PP04 so 1 see: in buil for c : JOYG Mar: ani! we 1 saw eve: Sta.: QW S0 c 5 wi tl towa Sophomore Class History lCon'tJ When September oth rolled around this year we found that two d?our students had moved away during the summer. They were Marion Cattin and Norman McMillin. Gary Horne quit the first six weeks and Dorothy Shultz came down with rheumatic fever the last of January so we have only a class of thirteen now. We elected the following officers. Larry Evertson ---- ------ President Dean Miller---- ---- -----Vice President Dennis Gregg ------ - ----- Secretary and Treasurer Dale Knight-------------Reporter We started the year colecting scrap paper as a class project but the building we had our paper in burned down so now we've decided to try our luck at selling garden seed. On November 13th we held a raffle, dance and social in the high school auditorium to raise money to help build up our class funds. Each student donated something for the social. i On March 12th the Sophomores along 'withl the other classes in school journeyed to Kansas City for a very en- joyable trip. We ate a very nice lunch, prepared by Marshall's, at Swope Park and of course we looked the animals over before we left the park. In the afiernbpn we visited the auto show in the Municipal Auditorium and saw two games of the N. A. I. B. Tournament. In the evening we saw three more games of the tournaments before starting home. We want to thank all the people who made our trip possible, expecially Mr. Thist1ewaite.a i' o On April l9the the Sophomore class held an ice cream social in the Penny Supper Hall. We were VQPY 19193535 with the turnout and we c eared over 320.00 which will go toward our plans in the future. h I' 1 . , t . bv A , ll. 4, . ' . 1- ' . :1, - ' 'F K 1-'- T I1 . ' ' E 'if' ., Q 0 I I I 11, .11 1' - 'r R an :J ' ' ' . ,1- O1 ., A 1 ' 'qi' v 'I -iw K ri. sg itll.. e -1 .. -'-. 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LLVAbhL,h V:..f,1 ALVV ' if fl,i3WpfV?EQQEQQF3 teoll x' ' ' .lZ ,iqh 'EYQMQQQQSF sltl A' QEQE? i fgfx Wf5Q3 5Wfs'?F? , , rnnlv A C ' B , ' 1- A ' he K , Q V,,. . ,J rf ,f..,wx ,vv' L '1., ,ky A 'V Qui sf , 1 Z, 34 ,,,,2 '-,' g-, v',: 6 , vll: ' lxkl - C 11' ,fm , - B M ,' l ' n C X C A B C 6 . A g .b,lA Ax V ., A , ff hmm, ,f.. .AV T, ,:,QAfXA Eyfj .V t, 1 Beige wha C 5352 flese - i. C c i,-.f h 1 mK I ' l tll 5 m.' EQ 3 lnle no nsssh 9 do 4 - - .f,. . ,.,., -.M we fs- -.. , ,, M Basketball Row: Coach Evans, Knight, O'Brien, Gregg, Lang, Beck, Richardson Row: Kendall, Miller, Lawhorn, Allen, ' McNabb, Evertson Row: Johansen, Sedgwick, Hooper, Brewer, Lane, Miller 3rd 2nd I I I 1, , ,ff' lst gf? Z' Sr' gi If 1 f Football Third ROW: Coach Evans, Johansen, O'Br1en, McNabb, Lang, D. Miller Second Row: D. Miller, Sedgwick, Lane, Brewer, Gregg First Row: Knight, Beck, Evertson, Kendall, Richardson Compliments of ZGYZK Mr. and Mrs. Louis Swayze 4 and arou a sp very snap and port we h shou DOYS Duan be a miss spar coll serv Kend Give had -with Will Melv West Melv Lynd Melv Over Melv Wave Mblv Burl I-'ielv Hart Melw La' Dec. , l FOOTBALL The 1951 football season opened with seventeen boys turning nat and after two weeks of wind spirts, push ups, duck waddling and laps around the field a first team was finally assembled, which ran out of a split T and single wing formations. Both of these formations proved very effective when the team was going right. Even though we didn't take the conference, we put out one of the snappiest looking teams in the conference, with our new nylon spasms and new plastic helments. Although we lost all of our games but two, we had wonderful sup- port from the townsneonle, in fact as far as attendance is concerned we had the best in the last three or four years. This year was spent mostly in building, therefore, next yearns should have one of the better teams in the conference. All of the boys have a fierce desire to Win so how can we go wrong next season. Duane Miller has developedaxvery fine passing arm and should prove to be a big help in our plans for next year. Of course we are going to miss such ram rods as Jack Brewer and Stacy Johansen who were the spark plugs for the team this year. This year we had a little bad luck when Larry Sedgwick broke his collar bonein the Overbrook game and then we were very limited on re- serves with Dale Richardson,Dean 0'Brien, George Lang and little Dave Kendall doing most of the substituting. Another blow fell when Paul Gkier failed to attend Melvern last year and went to Topeka. When next season ooens lets still have as good patronage as we had this last season and maybe we can make you glad you went along with us in our lean years. Williamsburg Jack Brewer End Melvern Stacy Johansen Fullback Dwane McNabb Tackle Westphalia Duane Miller Halfback Malvern - Bob Lane Center Larry Sedgwick Halfback Lyndon Dean Miller Quarterback Malvern Larry Evertson Tackle l Dean O'Brien Tackle Overbrook G90PgG Lens l Guard Mglvern Dale Richardson Guard Dennis Gragg End Waverly D85-IS Kendall Guard Mel-Vern Lawhorn End Eran Beck Gvard Burlingame 12 Melvern 13 Hartford 56 Malvern O BASKETBALL L' Q League Games N, L, - Non-League Gan s lst Team 2nd Team Dec th Waverly 33 Waverly 3h . ls . I Q N. L. Malvern S1 Hblvern 31 Dec. Dec. Dec. De m Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Eeb. Feb. Feb 0 1 Feb. 1 Lyndl MQIV1 I I Dec. vnh Williamsburg ' wilniamsbe-g N. L, Malvern Lqelgfeginwfgg Dec o Strawn S-tra-W-n N. L. Malvern Nlelvern Dec. Lyndon Lyndc-Jn I L 0 lvern lve rn SCI'ELIltO1'l Scpanton Ls ME21VGI'1'1 Me lveyn Jan hth Olivet Olivet Lo M61-V9I'Il Malvern Jan. Sth Williamsburg Williamsburg N. L. 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Junior Play 152 Homecoming One Act Forensics Play ty h' vibe game eral ies 1 Cleo che-rs ment son , some a pit Baske and 1 the I eat : some evenj baske it we luncl cars ing z the 2 Diamc pink ers. was c Gay I Gay I and 1 by tl peas, and 1 the R Party for Football Boys on November 16: 1952, the pep club girls decided to give a par- ty honoring Coach Evans and the Football Team. It was decided to in- Vlte the 7th and Sth grade. The evening consisted of a basketball game between the faculty and high school boys, a short skit and sev- eral musical numbers. Refreshments of sandwiches, ice cream and cooks ies were served followed by dancing. 2 Kansas City At the early hour of 9:20 Q'clock Wednesday, March 12, 1952, Mr, Cleo Greenfield opened the door of the bus and the students and tea- chers climbed aboard thus starting a day of fun thrills and excite- ment in Kansas City. 'We were accompanied hyQMr. and Mrs. Don Evert. son, Mr. and M s. HowardvLilly and Mr. and Mrs, Max Jennings who took some of the students in their cars. Our first stop was at Swope Park where we visted the zoo and ate a picnic lunch. 'We then jouryned to the Municipal Auditorium for the N. A. I. B. Basketball Tournment. 'We gnjoyed seeing the 10 college teams play, At h:3O we went to the Auto Show where we saw all models of cars and their mechanism. There were a few other classey models that drew the boyfs attention. Right boys'? After the Auto Show 'we went to eat supper. It seemed like sometime during the day the boys bought some water guns'which might have caused considerable trouble in the evening, but it was all in fun. we met back at the auditoruim at 6:30. we attended the evening basketball games until 9:30 p. m. Everyone seemed plenty tired but it was a day we will always remember. Our thanks goes to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marshal for-Qhhe wonderful lunch they fixed also to Mr. Thistlethwaite and the people that took cars and made the trip possible. Junior-Senior Banquet The annual Junior-Senior Banquet 'was held april 25, 1952 starts ing at 7:00 p, m. The theme was NGay Ninitiesn and the decoration in the auditorium followed the theme. The auditorium was decorated as Diamond Jimls Inn. It was decorated with a false ceiling of black and pink streamers,also the balcony and bleachers were cut off withstream- ers. The bar which was situated at the north end of the auditorium was decorated with black paper with a white diamond in the center and Gay Ninities pictures were scattered along the wall. The card tables were scattered around the room to represent a Gay Ninities Party. Favors for the banquet were mnstaches fOr the men and parasols for thewvmen. . ' , The program consisted of group Singlng, Sklts and Othernnnmbens by the various members of the Junior Class. 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W , 1 1 11 1 ,1 1 11, 1, 11' 11 , 1 111 1 ,1,l 1 111- ',v11 ,, 1 1 1 CPI r 'Pep QHMPD , '06 lf, 9 IQ4 2: dlTFN4V FIGHT. qxY Fourth Row: O. Swanson, Ebperson, R. Wilson, West, E. Korbe, Kendall, C. Swanson, Lininiger Third Row: Mb. Wheeler, Ashcraft, D. Sell, Rice, J. Korbe, ' V. Vanderslice, Burnett, Lane, Miss Allen Second Row: H. Sell, Schultz, B. Wilson, Johansen, B. Arb, Elkins, Henry S First Row: Shelinbarger, Barnson, S. Vanderslice, Winter, qui, D. Arb, Green Gheerleade rs:Jones, Fanning, S utton the 1 short bons schoc taine ed by class schoc to nw mello down a cha eral main Anne Evan' the b sang After predi the t and t ern S club and a endar So ya with the s dersl escor sente wine anser to tt SOCIETY Freshman Initiatlon The Senlors of 1952 decld d to show thelr authority by tolllng the llttle areen Freshmen how to dress The lr s wer t ld +o U a g 1 e o r shorts, man's shlrts backwards,a cow bell around thelr neck, and rlb- bons on thelr toes. In the evenlng the Seniors entertalnod the hlgh SCh001 Students by USIDE the Freshman and new teachers as thelr enter tainers After the horseplay, games,sonbe and refreshments were engqy ed by everyone All School Party On Tuesday, October 16, 1952 Prof walked lnto the dlfferent classes 1n hlgh school and asked hor we would 11PG to have an allhigh school p1cn1c Everyone agreed to the 1dea so we were told to meet at the old rock cmnshen'at.7 QD P, M. We had welners, marsh mellows, and pop. Afterwards most of the students went to the show. The Bonflre On October 25, 1951 the pep club glrls and the football boys met down 1n front of Jonesy's for a snake dance. Holdlng hands to form a cha1n, we followed the Burl1ngame Dummy and Bob Lane, through sev eral of the stores after whlch we formed a c1rcle in the center ofthe ma1n 1UtGFSGCt1OUp We were led ln some cheers by Georgia Burnett, J Anne Fannlng, and Delores arb Je then contlnued on our way to Coach Evan's house, where he gave us a pep talk rom Coach's we went to the bonf1re for the burnlng of +he 'Dumm H. While he vas burnlng we sane songs and toe cheerleaders led us mn some real poppy yells. lfter that everyone took hold hands and went to Prof'shouse for h1S predlctlons of the homeconlng Game Everyone departed YROW1Hg that the boys were going to do thelr best to beat Burllngame Homecomang On OCDOOGT 26, 1951 cane the blg event of honecommng The queen and the attendants were onosen by the football boysthe prevlous Tues. Before the openlng of the game, Malvern vs Burllngame, the nelv ern School Band and Pep Clubledthe procession on to the fleld The pep club and football toys lined up in two single lines 311OW1DglhS oueen and attendants and their escorts to pass through. The queen and att- endants were drlven onto the field ln a Blue Buick convertible to the So yard line where their escorts were Waiting. a P 9 Dgnna Sutton 'unior' was attired in a wine suit The que n, , 3 3 Q ' , with black accessories.Her corsage was a large yellow mum tled With the school colors. Her attendants were Sheri Jones and Shlrley Van- derslice, who were attired in grey suits and black accessories. The escorts were Stacy Johansen, Duane Miller and Bob Lane. Don Evertson, director of the board, crowned the queen,then pre- sented her a bouquet of large and small mums in harmonizlng cohors of Wine and yellow tied with school colors. HE than CF0WHGd 5330? JOU- ansen king of 1952 homecoming football game. 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Burns D. Greg, Ashcraftl ' 6th Row: D. Arb, L. Burns, Beck, Brewer, West ' seme p1a3 otha: S531 sch: and Glec Chri gras Chri Snr? 'vT7'f?I'E ffi-rms Lea hier? Wm Su ti this 0 ' Er Del: Eob S of :ge so E-' the and E011 5-'M HRC Uvuymrr anne S055 1951 thai bl ou SAGE the all Fann ger , MUSIC Our band started this vear with twenty members. During thesecond semester the enrollment increased to thirty-three. The band has played for football games, basketball games, P. T. A. programs and other musical oroerams during the rear. They participated at Emporia State Teachers College Band Day along with twenty-three other high school bands. The band entered the County Music Festival at Lyndon and the District Music Festival at Emporia. The Girls Glee Club had thirty members this year and the Boys' Glee Club had fifteen members. The two groups were combined forthe Christmas Program and sang HTwas the Night Before Christmasu. The grade school gave an oneretta entitled HThe Wonderful Wishboxn at the Christmas Program. The Boys' and Girls' Glees sang in the high school Spring Music Program and at the County Music Festival. From the Girls' Glee Club a trio, sextette, and a tripleirio were ?orneQ. In the trio ere Dolores Art Sheri Jones and Patty J A 3 Green. gemhers .,.. of the snwtebte were veegy aarnson, ellen iorbe, Rosa Lee E- erson, Vivian Yeederslice, Janet iorbe, and Ruth Rice. Lem- hers of the trifle trio mereg Cerol Pettereon, gary Jllen Criquiy Freida finter, Jo anne ?anning, Sheri Jones, hernia elkin, Donna Sutton, Fatty Green, and Lola Qeth Kendall. Hrow the Boys' Chorus a Bo?s' euertett res formee. ,eroers of this prev- :ire U'ayne Yeovor, Ctac? Johan en, Seb Lane, and Dean Oferien, R double wines euattett has also formed fhioh included: Delores irb, Jo lens Eahoinf, Ederi Jones, Donna Sntton,Dennis Craig, hob Lane, Stacy Johansen, and George Lang. The 31'-351111, ron 5-1 sang' in vsfzriouffz nI'0f'rar s rzurvzgf' titre and some of them san? in the Cusntf and DistPiCt basic Festivals. JG 81- so hay ten solos entered et the County ausic Festival and three at the District. PEP CLUB Tj S ig Stgrhmd the wear ,ith t enty-eifht girls sn? Sith Misa 51180 and ir. Thoeler as our seensors. Fhe officers were elected as the ' - I 1 Q 0 'f ., I-If. . folloninez ,,11 Sheri Jones, Jresidont5 fSPCi2 elfln, 5109 fFQbi ent: JO Anne Fannina, Sec. and Tree?-5 HCC Patty GFC0U,.l0?0ftQf' T59 cheerleaders and alternates electoe my too student body were Sheri Jones--Patty Green, Donna Sutton--Gevffia furnfnta JO - WA anne Fanning--Delores erm. .i , . k, v 11 The 7th and Sth Erase .urils omg? ixh its 35 CUT'7T D39 foetea season, so ge really ruse a saovini eb Hju iQM : A e , 16 in fave 3 nartv for the foeteall QQYS M30 Coach HOVCMUCT a 1951. fe invited the 7th and 3th Frldet to SCGW OH? appffclation for their hele. , , ,.. The cheerleaders :ore black satin sk5PtS 355 Jechebe and 4 'alta bloucn The., 1a+....r. at 231307 gglo-in gfwfrtg OPBHEC D1.Q3LtSc K-bi. t- lj nl. - 0' , . .1 e.f w..f ea f r - we J ,e The oeD clue and 7th emo Ste race lrls ,ot oranoe Jers y 5 eaters +0 'ear to our 73mQ5' . e 'efslpe F135 to sae so menf of the nee club Hlfls turn out f9r Q .x.f L:..., x. -.H P vs I MFA- H v 2 X the out of tofn SHLQS is 'Gil 35 tn? qc ,i,j ,.p Fmiwn ernment at There weve nine Pirls who received hwfrda lor 'lah' VJ3, M' J HL I 1' . , 1 n , ra .. Q - ' 1 ! 'g all the renee eerwa? the fCHf' Lhef 1 gr? as folio b shalgnbar - ,., . ., egg- .. ' ., L if ' ,ML Q, A - . . ,,, ' C ger, Kay Leno, Janet Johansen, aH1P1GY HUG flvian 'dq r'11C ' u 1 4 2 s. , 4 1 . 1 O ' i 1 J 1 ' 4 , . ' 7 . I x .4 v , 4 r . I , . I 1 I Nl ' x r . 1 n ' E , ' o ' 1 K Y I I Y , Q ' ' . 1 3, lla 1 D . 'I 4 . x . 5 , l . n I f 1 v A y 4 ,MJ-- ' ,ff I If - SHEQQSMQKS IMA.. Y 4. I DRM? 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A ,X ' fx 'M M ' ' 5 ww iv V 5,224 Y ' vb if , w 1 K i v ' P Q x 1 'N 1 CC. xg, fwfiyxl- X 5 7 'N ..1l'I,,,. ,, h',, V4 447' MNJ , 1 aqa the ing SEV GFS! 61 ' QPEQ1 8 I1 'ii fou: six' ils tG84 in ' sch' ent: fro: sys' fro: she fro? rua: tem? ed 1 the sysi new Nice Sch: Urs ent from the roll ferz Kans we E numk durj enti leag and game The Grade School On September M, 1952, the school bells rang out again, calling all the Melvern trade eohool etodentg to OTICG? their classes. Our qrede School enrollment at the opena ing of the new School year was 138. The Trade school facultx ooneieted on ' st nf of b x, no ,,, Cl LZ' ,L seven memtern. The first qreie teacher was Norma Patt- 1 't erson who nan 15 pupils enrolledgthe seqgngtprgee +lq.h- er was Mary R. Joneevnth 20 pupils enrolled.and thetnird grade was also 20 pupila. Gladys Eoin teuent the fonrth ,iq -- .J rr' ' and fifth fT8dGSjthS enrollment for her room wee N' fourth grade students and 15 fifth trade etudentsg the sixth grade teacher was Doris Greenfield who had 21 pup- ile,enrolled.' The grade school coecn and seventh grade teacher was Bob Erowng there were 18 students enrolled in the seventh grade class, Lester Legill was the grade school principal and eighth grade teecher with 15 stud- ents enrolled in the eightn ,rele claws. During the school year a few pupils were dropped from our roll, also, several pupils were enrolled in our system. On September l?, 1951, Wanda Cherleenlerkley from the third grade was dropped from the roll because she moved to gueneno, Kansas. Virginia Lee Cunningham from the fifth grade wee dropped from the roll on Feb- ruary 3, 1952, because she moved to Colorado. Cn Hep- tember QQ, l951, e new student, Clinton Wilson, was add- ed to the eighth grade roll. Clinton traneferred from the Douqlas, Wyoming School System to enter our school system. Cn February L, 1952, the third Qrede added a new student to their roll. The new student was H. T. Nicolle III, who transferred to ns fron the Burlingame School System. Also, on Fe ruary h, l9E3, the firSt vrade placed e new student on their rolls Tne new stud- ent was John Nicolle, also, transferred into our system from the Turlinqame School System. On February 25, l9o2, the first wrade was able to add another student to thelr roll. The new etudont being Jerry Tompkins who trans-t ferred to ue feom the Seabrook School System Ol Topeka, Kenner. At present we heve 150 etudontn on the roll and we hope that we shall oownlete the school term with that number of students. ' Each grade participated in one T. if AJ PTO3f9m during the year under the directnon of tne teacrer. lhe entire grade school took pert in the Unrletmae program. The trade school basketball teens entered theoounty ' J H . A fr rn . - league with the first team WiDHlD3 six and 1OSlHQ two of and the second team winning seven and loelng one OflhG1f Eames. In the County, league trophies are given onlyto1 LL. the couz In 1 131002 on 1 WOI1 C1111 etbs S ch: men: ed ' mon che- onlj Lyn spou the ed T pan to 1 sof' fora Barn the first teams our rivet team placed second in the countv lee ue standine ni rgggaxes M ' ' f , -l. . en,,-, a e -ee-if l a .uco Drlzedtropbg. In the county tournament the team won the 'third place tronny. The annual Mid et Tournament was neld at Malvern on March l2, 13th, lhth, and 15th, 1952. The eidfet team won the second place trophy. The cheerleaders and Pen- Clut did a wonderful job this year in spurring our bask- etball teans on to many a victory. Also, to our erade school coach, Bcb brown, ., l indeed,goes much credit for our many basketball victories., A Last fallsoftball get in to full swing being favor- ed with good weather. Practice was continued for a month and the team was doing very good when bad weather checked the game. After this practice was limited and only one game was played all season, that being with Lyndon whom we defeated 18 to 6. r A week after the basketball season ended, a dinner sponsored by the mothers of the players was given for the players and the Junior Pep Club, Music was furnishe ed by the grade Students and talks were given by the parents of the students. A surprise gift was presented to the grade coach, Bob Brown. c Spring activity consisted mainly of volleyball, softball, track and tumbling. The tumbling team per- formed for a P. T. A. program and again for the Alumni Banquet. A w x 4 K . .., . 4 ,I ' '1 ... r 1. 1' ' .- r A A v' ' 1 ' Aw. t . 1 .. M A 1 - '.. 1, . , Y. , An uv I. . 0 'YV' ' J, al ' ' ' .. '. 4' - 1 -f v 4 g , . I 4 . .v sk. 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I111 1 1111 ' 14111 1.1 111 111. 3'1 11 1111 ' '311 11 11 1111 5 .123 1.1 111 1 1 1,1 1 1 111 Q 111 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 X A 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 . 1 D 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 3rd Grade First Row: Mrs. Wade, Bitts, Deskins, Lilly, Bush, Gragg Second Row: Lane, Arb, Dillard, Criqui, Lake, Hays Third Row: Lacey, Sell, Brown, Kramer, McM11l1n, Jones, Patterson Z lst R 2nd Grades R Mrs Patterson Mrs Jones, Thistlethwaite, D. Herring First ow: . ' D Geier, Feltner: Lilly, J. lrey, Cochran, D. nchultz, Kramer Second Row: Burnett, LaWhOPHp PPiC9: Wing: KQTb0: Arb. Fanning: Young, J. Herring, Vanderslice, R. Schultz, J. Burnett Th d R : J. Ire H111 Patterson Trapp, C. Patterson, COOK ir on D. Patierson,,Brad1ey, Sell, B. Kramer, Haworth ils. The Scsi Hall SO S chan Soni also year colo of t Beau did. Poll of s ment SO hope Go 11 mone Week read befa 8 CO: Chri: valen of 01 etta ing of Q Hbioa THE GRKDE QCHOOL First Grade The first grade began the year of 1951 with 15 pup- ils. Later in the year 2 pupils enrolled, making 17. Ehe boys have a majority over the girls with 12 bore and girls. ' We have had several small parties this year. At Halloween we masqueraded,fri3htening each other and al- so sometimes ourselves., Je also enjoyed our- gift ex- changes at Christmas, and our Valentine Box. During the year we have made sexeral booklets. In Social Studies we made a booklet of HOur Homen. we have also made a ABC book, drawing pictures for each letter. se have saved all of our art work we have done duringthe year and made a booklet of them. To encourage us to learn to tell time we have made colorful clocks from paper plates. For a P.T.A. program the first grade with the help of thew second grade presented the operetta USleeping- Eeauty'. we hope the audience enjoyed it as much as we did. Second Grade W The second Trade started the school year with anen- rollment of 19, ten girls and nine boys. The second week of school Bobby Patterson joined ns and made our enroll- ment twenty. We have two pupils who haven't been assent or tardy so far this year. They are Jiwny and Jerry Irey. Let's hope they can finish the year with this perfect record. In Social Studies we have been raking books about HGoing Placesn. In arithmetic we wade clocks, studied money, and learned combinations. These last two six- weeks we are receiving a star for every library book we read. ge are goin, to see who can road the most hooks before school is out., our school has not been all fork and no play. Wehad 9, Cggtume ggafty' G11 H3llOlff66l'l, El Qjlift 6XC1'lf1nfje Paryy for Christmas, and a Valentines rdrtg at which we exchanged valentines. Of course, refreshments were served at each of our parties. We enjoyed being in the Christmas Oper- etta nThe vonderful gjshbgxu, ye, also, enjoyed present- ino hSleening Eeautyn with the f5TSt Trade for P' T' 5' Q We are look'ng forward to more fun at the last day of gghgol dinner, at our picnic and on our summer vac- ation. k'-kk 7- ..sx, I P 1' A I . ,'.- ,. - I , .5 X .. I 1 I , v 1 o Y . 4 ' r . 4-,'. ,:. A .Lug , x u fvfii 'D mfg! 'Kay' A 5 H' - --'v . 1 4,- f 'Q . 1 I ' A lv QTC: 7, ' ' A '. f- J 0 A L . . V 1 4 1 I 'IA 4 tw 'b 1 1 7' 1 x u x 1 1 ' 1 x 1 v 1 1 r 5 5 E w v I m I Q Z 5 1 I E L Q F W r i K K f i V 5, 15 2 7 i e 5 2 5 1 1 Z I E i 3 5 f 1 : . P Q A w l We a 11 knc 9- yea lie ape Lal iec ty- gre Sec to Co fox pa: wii fo: the aci ali che val of - Third Grade Here we are with another year of school nearlycwer. We are all going to graduate from the Third Grade. We all feel a year older and a year wiser. Of course We know we have a long road ahead of us but we feel we have a good start on the path we shall follow through school years to come. , Th1 0USh the past year-we have made several accomp- lishments which have helped us to become better citizens spellers, mathmaticians, writers, users of the Enalish Language, and readers. Our motto is We came, Welstud- iedg We learned. A Fourth and Fifth Grade We began our school year with an enrollment oftwen- ty-nine students, tenr girls and four boys in the fourth grade and ten girls and five boys in thezfifth grade. Second semester of this year Virginia Cunningham left us to make her home in Colorado. Garry Patterson from Olivet, Milton Mc Millan from Colorado, and Carolyn Yockey from Osage City joined the fourth grade class in September. Highlights of the school year consisted of three parties. A Halloween Masquerade Party, Christmas Party with gift exchange, and a Valentine Party. We have had an enjoyable year and we are alllooking forward to a vacation. Sixth Grade .The sixth grade has had a busy year keeping up with their assignments and taking part in many of the school activities. Our enrollment of twenty-one has remained the same all winter. we had a Halloween Party in the fall and a nice ex- change of gifts at Christmas tire. We also receivednnny valentines on St. Valentine's Day. H we presented a short play 'So Much a Dozen at one of the P. T. A. meetings. I . 11 l ' -Yu 4 ' I ' 14, ' If .x ' ' K -'. , .. Q- A ' r , -1 ' F Y 5 ,J f. N 1',.,' -. , ..- 1'wwfru. mfs n ', , ' .3 H-,s . 1 1 Au Q n r ' Q . I .'1 1 I 4' ' 1 I 1 I 13' 'J t Q H A '74 f ' f ' xl 1 ' f Q v v xv 1 ' . . . A , ,r q 1 , ff v lx' 1 9 I C, f ' .f 1 v Q rl A x 1 U N H ... w v 1 f I '- f ' V- 1 ' N ' 1 . : ' 4 '- p ff.-' Q I r I K - , f v ' , 1 , , J . 1 V s W. . ff? . ,-I , 4 ' A 1 1 z Q ' 1 s A N , . A, 51, . . .:' ' 'fad 4 ll 1,. We on :DW ' f 9 A -5 uv af 0 1 K. I I . . -. 4 4 , 1 ' I M ' ' A 1 1 'U l o , . studs There Offi Cd P17639 Libar 1 ivsme: place I 3f3?1d I 21, J H6 611 the 1 Sites I April enter Beta ented 15 st added ton Q On NU Achie studa the c for U motto first frade llisf in th which the o in spd hista tests Gightl 1952, rockd later on Ma visit The f their Sched Of thd Seventh Grade The S3'V91'l'C1'1 'Ulade Started bldg rear. wi-biz teens F-7f,t,sF,n students fraduated from the si ta 'radeihe previepg easy , TJ'fIfXF' g C1890 Officers Were elected ani those honored with offices Page Janice Qvertson, Pres.g Marolyn Eover, V. PfeS'3 Pattl C9mP391l. Sec. Tres.3 and Eeverly Jennines Liberian. M i . On November 15, the class took the California Ach- ivement test to get the individaul students acturalgrade placement. The class placed well above the standards. The entire class participated in the Christmas Pro- gram on December 21, 1951. The class greatly enjoyed a campfire party on March 51, at a desirable location on the banks of Rock Creek. We enjoyed a hamburger fry, playing games, singing, and thi long trip home as we all walked the h miles to camp Sl e. The last main event of the much enjoyed year cameon April 7. This is the date our grade sponsored the P.T.A. entertainment. The class exhibited a 20 minute tumbling act. Much gymnastic ability nas demonstrated by tha tal- ented class. EighthiGrade c The eighth grade class began the school year with 15 students. On September Zh, 1951, another student was added to the roll,that student was Clinton wilson. Clin- ton came to our school system from the state of Wyoming. On November 15, 1951, the class was given the California achievement Test. This test was a measurement in the student's ability for grade placement. On March 25,1952 the class chose for their class colorsg Red and White, for their class flowerg the Red Rose,an3 for their class motto: Not at the Top, but Climbing. Durinf the complete first week of April, the class worked on their eifhth frade Survey Tests. Three students, Leora Turns, Phy- llis Geier, and Eill Beams, represented the eifhth grade in the Osage County Grade School Scholarship contest which was held on April 5, 1952, at Lyndon, nansas. In the county Scholorship Contest, Phyllis won first place in spelling, first place in english, and third place in history. The second group of California Achievement tests were given to the class on April ll, 1952. The eighth grade class had their spring party on April 15. 1952, The party consisted of a wiener roast at the old rock crusher site and the attendance of a snow at Lyndon later in the evening. The class took their annual trip on May ln, 1952. Thgy went to Lawrence, kansas. hand visited many places of interest, including Dyche Museum. The feature highlight for the ei2hth ZPUQS C1335 WHS their comrencenent exercises on May ll. 1952. in thefigh school gymnasium. The speaker was the Rev. Lynn Hodges of the Community Baptist Church of Topeka, Kansas. I 4 i 1 AQ l st ROW. MVQMQS gn - BPS Ro 0 T R035 nj: feam P. 'an'-hs! F, Wh 9 prilep, e Vat Jone Sketb S a ' 0 11 h .9 AP, J. netoha t Use' S U 'bel J B in , S o Re bar Chu amsj?elE,,1'gz, AI. O 0 yStOgiOn5S, W 0 tz tt a S Grade Yep Club Cheerleaders: Geier, ENGTVSOD, 106 E WD C 1 Bow: Campbell, B- 901613 Jenflings, 'Nh Boyer, ro , r ss, Brewer' K ,C K H in n, D. Boyer, Lilly, Yloman, irkpa ru: , GT? E-9 ins, Burns 'Let Zn 5 Bow: tick-Killa Osborne, Desk f L -A W: , I ,Eff , 7, ry' 1 .4 ',r-ilk? .., . mf, A39 x ,V N a X e A 425 3 Ami rjjw' ' W,-ng., ,ff Q.. 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