Mineral Rural High School - Crusader Yearbook (West Mineral, KS)

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President ..,,,,,,,,,,,....... .....,... N ORMA FERLO VICC P esulent ...,.,,. ..,,.,..,.,,................. EVA WALKER Secretary ,,,,,,,, ,,,. ,..,...,.,,,.4,..., RAYMOND SMITH Treasurer ........,.. .s ........ CAROLYN WOODROOF COLUMBUS STATE BANK Class Will Eva Walker, will my sweet personality to Gary Robison and Betty Hay- den. Donna Bushnell, will my position as librarian to Bob Grant, provided he collects the fee on overdue books. Raymond Smith, will my way with the girls to John Battitori and Larry Mardock on the condition they promise not to flirt. Pete Orler, will my position as Student Council President to Richard Meriaux and Don Racy provided they make the honor roll. Don Sotta, will my photographic experience to Ruth Cascario and Glen Florio provided they develop only pictures in the dark room. Norma Ferlo, will my ability at the sewing machine to Shirley Reynolds and Lena Proffitt, provided they wear what they make. Carolyn Woodroof, will my cheerleading suit to Dixie Blundell and Ed- die Vanderbeck, but I better not hear any arguments. Charles Yagher, will my position as co-captain to Paul Bennett and Ned Thayer provided they do not linger too long while kissing the football queen. Yolanda Boccia, will my position as Business Manager of the Annual to Virginia Palumbo and John White, provided they get the job done. Donald Oplotnik, will my way to and from school to Jerry Parsons and Ray Westervelt provided they can keep it running. J im Carlson, will my ability at the typewriter to J im Jumet and Darrell Fox, on the condition that they make at least 60 words a minute. Joe Woods, will my fingernail polish to Dean Rennie and J im Walker, provided they keep their fingers well manicured. Bud Parrish, will my ability to boost the morale of the team to the Pep Club, provided they give nothing but enthusiastic yells. Sponsored by Columbus, Kansas

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Class Prophecy In September of to my husband and classmate Charles Yaghe1 and I declded to 1nyest 1n a Vlew AllV1s1on whlch was lnyented by ou1 old frlend Pete Orler Thls new IIIVBHIIOH enabled the ylewer to dlal 1n and watch the FCHCUOII of the O11 loolxers W e were so overyoy ed w1th our set that we 1nv1ted two of our dearest frxends Nlr and Nlr Don Sotta 'Vlrs Sotta the former Norma Ferlo IS the Presl dent of a Ulllb f1n1sh1ng school wh1le Don IS a blg game hunter 1n Afr1ca We were ve1y anxlous to tu1n the dlals 1n hopes we could plCk up some of our fOII'IlCI classmates of oo and sure enough as we dlaled a home on channel NI R H S we were much surprlsed to be 1n the laboratory of a great sclentlst J1m Carlson As we contlnued to watch a v1s1tor came to the door and who should lt be but Joe Woods who 15 now the coach of a world fam ous professlonal football team H1s boys were playlng IH town and he ran acro s Jlm s address 1n the telephone dlrectory and called upon h1s frlends to I'CI'I'llIllbCC We fllpped our h1 h frequency dlal and tuned 1n a very styllsh hotel ln England Who should we see cooklng the meals for oyer 200 guests a day Then by means of our V1ew All we Vlblted the western part of Texas and the1e at one of the largest ranches and producers of beef 1n the world we found Nlr and Wills Raymond Smlth Mrs Smlth ls the former Carolyn Woodroof As we d1aled homes 1n the Southern part of our country we by chance come upon a comme1c1al advertlsmg the Parrlsh Tobacco Company We declded to tune IH the program that Bud spon ors 1t turned out to be a pubhc op1111on poll and who hould appeal except a lady IH unlform the lady turned out to be Donna Bushnell who ls dolng yery well as a Lleu tenant IH the Womens All Force W e were qulte astonlshed to see the face of Don Oplotnlk ln the l1v1ng room of a home 111 our natne town of Wle t Nllneral Don la the only one of our Cla s of oo who res1des 111 ou1 hon1e town at the present He la the pro prletor of a garage We turned off the WICW fXllN1s1on that CWCIIIH wlth a yery contented feellng w1th1n our heart It was wonderful to know that all of our class mates were well and great successes HOLXNDA M BOCCIA - ,FF y s 1 . . V . . s -A 9 . . Q . H . Q ,.Q. ,, Q . Q . Q Q - ' ' 9 3 1' . . s. . . . , ' '- C 7 ' A 1 wa v ,Fl-' 1 1 l k 7 Q Q . Q .Q Q -Q . ,QQ Q N . J. 1 . . Q 3 , C c ' l Y Q za N ' 0 but our shy member of the class, Eva Walker. 7 ,Q 44 ' Q 79 'Q' ,Q Q ' 9 4 U . - w - , f A fs v ' 1 . 1 7, - . , - QQ . Q U C 5 '9 Q Q Q Q Q . . - .v 4 1 v C U ' V v N ' . , ,Q .Q Q 7 Q . Q .Q . . . . C . Q .Q Q Q Q . Q .Q Q QQ ,-- Q Q . Q Q Q .Q D . ' C . , H ,. QQ Q ,.Q. ,, Q . QQ Q. Q Q A C C ' s. ' ' ' ' ' W - - . , C - Q ' T

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Courlesy of DAVID CRAVES INSURANCE AGENCY Columbus, Kansas NORMA JEAN FERLO A general blessing to the school. Pep Club 1, 2 ,3. 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 3, 4, Drum Corps 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 13 Music 1, 2, 43 Annual Staff 45 Spotlite Staff 49 Football Queen 4, Speech Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: Our Town, The Old Lady Shows Her Medals, Mellerclrammer. Seniors YOLANDA MARIE BOCCIA A pleasant smile she casts on all, ln winter, summer, spring, and fall. Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 43 Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Business Manager of the Annual, 43 Class Officer 1, Stu- dent Council 33 Drum Corps 1, 23 Band 1, 23 Spotlite Staff 4: Our Town, The Old Lady Shows Her Medals. Nlellerdrammar, 'lAct Your Ageg Speech Festival 2. 3, 4: Annual Queen 4. JAMES JOSEPH CARLSON His report card is written in the key of UA. Student Council 23 Basketball 13 Track lg Class Officer 2g An- nual Staff 4: Spotlite Staff 4g drammerf' Debate 4g Our Town, Mellen