Minneapolis High School - Days of Youth Yearbook (Minneapolis, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

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'v Jf' Y A .q. .. , xi f ,:-.515 , .v v , BOARD DF EDUCATION SEATED Left to Right: Louis Hahn, Darrel Hubbard, Mr. Clair Sloan, Dr. F. A. Young, Robert Bruce, Charles Carlson. NOT PICTURED: Ellsworth Delcamp. SECRETARY For the last six years, Mildred Shaffer has been both secretary of the high school and secretary of the school board. Her quiet efficiency in running the office has been most helpful to all those who are connected with the Minneapolis school system. X R Eli Boucher ,ffft 'Wmnamv Clair M. Sloan A- K . Q QW? f--, E Q fm- gli V '- NY 415' 1 1 . F . V. 5 x. Carlson Cowan Draut Gould Heinen Lindsuom McCullough Moore Poland M. H. . X. if ,o 9 'H if -' Q- Al . Lim A cw ?'ggf o o aff , 55, o gif' I t K Q' G ' .sz 7..- '- ,. Nm.: - , sg, , 0 o 1 ooo o, H535 ' F CULTY 'QP- ...ir Rogers Smith Sm ith Thornburg Thompson Wegner Will Wooster Hip Boner ST ROW--L. Hendrixson, K. Peters, N. Kriegh, J. Hahn, M. Jackson, D. Postlethwaite, C. Flett, S. lier, D. Biesterfeld. SECOND ROW--E. Kindall, J. Hardesty, M. Killian, Mr. Boucher, I. Kirkland, J. ice, L. Luther. In Student Council, the student body is represented by a President and a Vice-President. The four classes are represented by two representatives from each. Kays, Kayettes, Pep Club, FHA, and FFA each have one representative. The council is organized to create and maintain high stand- ards of scholarship and citizenship, to represent the student body and to promote social activities. Monte Jackson, a very able vice-president, takes the chair in the absence of Dee Biesterfeld, President. 'The records are kept in order by Jean Hahn, Secretary, and the finances are kept by Darlene Postlerhwaite, Treasurer. The work of the Student Coun- cil would not be as successful if it were not for Mr. Boucher, the sponsor. 'Q vss'8...,-e-'c s al- sr ks' it 'ir D L. Freeman, Sec: S. Morton, Pres: C. Weidler, V.Presg M. Killian, Treas. CLASS HI 'l'0RY In the fall of 1948 there came wandering into the halls of M.H, S, a group of green freshmen to start their career as underclassmen with Mr. Dave Wooster and Miss Alice Boyce as sponsors and Larry Horner, as president. The sophomore year we all came back, still underclassmen, but looking not so green and a little less be- wildered than we had the year before. Dave Comfort was the big shot for the sophomore class. The highlight of the year was the class picnic at the State Lake, from which we all recovered. Mr. Roy Carlson and Miss jean Seifert helped us through the year, Our Junior year found us actively engaged in money-making ideas for the banquet. Two paper drives were sponsored with everyone pitching in to help. Under the direction of Miss Kathryn Smith, the juniors gave the play, We Shook the Family Tree. With the theme Over the Rainbow, we presented a beautiful and enjoy- able junior-senior banquet and prom. President Sheila Morton and the sponsors, Miss Kathryn Smidr, Miss Jane Rogers, and Mr. Roy Carlson guides us through a profitable year. And now, with eighteen members of the original kindergarten class left, we have finished the last lap of our journey. Mr. Carlson. Miss Rogers, and Miss Eileen Heinen helped make this last year an enjoyable one. The time is growing shorter till we march down the aisle and receive our diplomas, and we are wishing we could start the journey again. CLASS FLOWER: RED ROSE CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND SILVER Sponsored by Fouts Funeral Home 1-' .as 4 if J' . l 5 A . 5 A ...AEE Wg . - 1 1 5? Y , 5 if 3. . -1' 4 W HELEN AUSTIN Kayettes 1234, Cab. 45 Pep Club 12343 F.H.A. 12345 Girls' Sextette 45 Mixed Chorus 2345 Girls' Glee Club 12345 Band 1234. LM- AYERS M Club 34, Pres. 45 Class Sec. Ig Kays 2345 Highlights Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 2345 Boys' Glee Club 2343 Basketball 1243 Football 12345 Track 24. CHARLES BAKER Junior Play5 Annual Staff 345 Highlights Staff 45 Kays 2345 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Glee Club 2345 Band 1235 Football Ig Basketball 12. CARROL BECKER M Club 34, Cab. 45 Class Officer 15 Kays 2345 Mixed Chorus 345 Boys' Glee Club 2345 Football 12345 Basketball 1345 Track 234. MERLE BOLLIER Annual Staff 45 Highlights Staff 45 Kays 345 Mixed Chorus 345 Boys' Glee Club 34. DARLENE CAIN F.H.A. 1234, Pres. 45 Kayettes 1234, Cab. 35 Pep Club 12345 Student Council 35 Junior Play5 Freshman Cheerleader5 Swing Band 345 Clarinet Trio 2345 Woodwind Ensemble 35 Band 12345 Mixed Chorus 12345 Girls' Glee Club 234. DAVE COMFORT Class Officer 1, Pres. 25 Harvester Attendant 4, F.F.A. 1234, Pres. 45 Hi-Y Ig Kays 234, Cab. 235 Student Council 35 Junior Play5 One-Act Play 45 M Club 2345 Mixed Ensemble 45 Octette 34, Mixed Chorus 12345 Boys' Glee Club 12345 Foot- ball I34g Basketball 12345 Track 1234. DEAN CONSTABLE F.F.A. 1234, Cab. 45 Kays 345 Track 345 Band 234. STANLEY FLETT :.F.A. I234, Cab, 4: M Club 4: Hi-Y 1: Kays 234: Boys' Glee Club 23: Football 1234: Track 234. -ADONNA FREEMAN Class Officer 4: F,H.A, I2. FRED GARY Ear Play: Hi-Y tg Kays 234. Cab. 4: Boys'Quartette 33 Boys' Octetre 4: Mixed Chorus 1234: Boys' Glee Ilub 1234: Football IZ: Basketball 12: Track 2. lOl-IN GEISSERT Annual Staff 4: Highlights Staff 4: Kays 23: Basket- Jall I2: Track 2. DORIENE GORACKE Homecoming Queen 4: Junior Play: Pep Club 4: Kay- ettes 34: F.H.A. I2: Girls' Glee Club 34. REED GRIEST Kays 23: Basketball I2. SENEVIEVE HARPER 'hillipsburg I, 2. Kayettes 12: F.H.A, I: Mixed Chorus 13: Girls' Glee Illub 1234. MARIORIE HA ZLETT Cheerleader 1234, Headcheerleader 4: Harvester Attend- ant 3: Junior Play: One Act Play 3: Student Cormcil 2: Annual staff 4: Highlights Staff 4: Kayettes 1234, Cab. 3: F,H.A. I234: Pep Club 1234: Mixed Chorus 34: Girls' Glee Club I234: Girls' Football 4, Y f Y SHIRLEY HENDRIXSON F,H,A. 1234, Cab. 2345 Pep Club 1234, Cab. 45 Annual Staff 45 Highlights Staff 45 Kayettes 12345 Girls' Glee Club 12345 Girls' Football. LEROY HOESLI F.F,A, I234, Cab. 45 M Club 45 Football 12345 Track 34. LARRY HORNER Kays 234, Cab. 3. Pres. 45 Class Pres. 15 Ann- ual Staff 45 Highlights Staff 45 Junior Play5 Stud- ent Council 35 M Club 2345 Mixed Chorus 345 Boys' Glee Club 2345 Band X25 Football I234, Honorary Homecoming Captain 45 Basketball I2345 Track 1234. MONTE JACKSON Harvester Attendant 2, Queen 35 Class Officer 235 Freshman Cheer1eader5 One-Act Play 35 Junior P1ay5 Student Council 14, Vice Pres. 4: Annual Staff 45 Highlights Staff 45 Kayettes 1234, Cab. 45 Pep Club 12345 F,H.A. 1234, Cab. 35 Girls' Sextette 345 Mixed Ensemble 345 Senior Trio: Girls' Trio 35 Mixed Chorus I2345 Girls' Glee Club 12345 Band 1234. LOIS IAGGER F,H,A. 1235 Kayettes 4: Girls' Glee Club 1234. PAT JOHNSON Harvester Queen 45 Cheerleader 45 Kayettes 1234, Cab. 345 F,H,A, 1234, Cab. 2345 Pep Club 1234, Cab, 235 Annual Staff 45 Highlights Staff 45 Declamation Contest 35 Senior Trio5 Mixed Chorus 12345 Girls' Glee Club I2345 Band 1234, Cap. 345 Swing Band 12345 Trumpet Trio 25 Girls' Football 4. GRACE KIBLER F. H. A, 12. MIKE KILLIAN Class Officer 45 Junior Play5 Student Council I4 Cab, 2345 M Club 2345 Boys' Quartette 3: Boys Octette 345 Mixed Chorus 2345 Boys' Glee Club 2345 Band l25 Football 1234: Basketball 12345 Track 2345 Tennis 234. Annual Staff 45 Highlights Staff 45 Kays 234, RICHARD KIRKLAND One-Act Play 45 Kays 2345 Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Glee Club 2345 Football 15 Basketball I25 Track 23. CHARLES KRAGER Annual Staff 45 Highlights staff 45 Kays 1235 Basketball 125 Track 12. EUNICE LILLIE Kayettes 12345 Cab. 3: Pep Club 234, Cab, 45 Highlights staff 35 F,H,A, l2: Band 1235 Girls Glee Club 34. MILTON LOTT Harvester Attendant 45 F.F.A. I234, Cab. 45 Kays 45 M Club 345 Football 12345 Track 234, LLOYD LUTHER Homecoming Attendant 45 Student Council 45 Annual Staff 45 Highlights staff 45 Hi-Y 15 Kays 234, Cab, 45 F,F.A. 12345 Swing Band 4: Mix- ed Ensemble 235 Boys' Quartette 345 Boys' Oc- lelte 45 Mixed Chorus 12345 Boys' Glee Club 12345 Band 1234. RONNIE MANGEL Annual Staff 45 Highlights Staff 45 Kays 2345 Track 234. KENNETH MCCULLICK Kays 2345 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Glee Club 45 Football 235 Basketball 135 Track 2, JERRY MEILLER F.F.A. 1235 Kays 235 Track 123. WX, 'wif' IRENE JAGGER -MEYERS Pep Club 23, Cab. 35 F.l-LA. 123: Girls' Glee Club 123. ESTHER MONTAGUE Highlights Staff 35 Kayettes 45 F,H.A. 1235 Girls' Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 4. SHEILA MORTON Class Officer 2, Pres. 34: Junior Play5 Declama- tion Contest 35 Pep Club 12345 Kayettes 12345 F.H,A, 12345 Swing Band 2345 Saxophone Quar- tette 45 Band 1234: Girls' Glee Club 12343 Mix- ed Chorus 234. KERMA PETERS Homecoming Attendant 45 Harvester Attendant 45 Class Officer 235 Editor '52 Annual5 Highlights Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Kayettcs 1234, Cab. 2, Press. 45 Pep Club I234, Cab. 45 F.H.A. 12345 Student Council 45 Girls' Glee Club 1234: Mixed Chorus 234, DICK POPHAM Harvester King 45 F.F,A. 1234. Cab. 34: Kays 345 M Club 2345 Football 1234: Track 234. DARLENE POSTLETHWAITE Homecoming Attendant 45 Student Council 345 Junior Play: Annual Staff 45 Highlights staff 45 Kayettes 1234, Cab. 345 F.H,A. 1234, Cab. 45 Pep Club 12345 Band 345 Woodwind Ensemble 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Glee Club 234: Girls' Football 4, Q RARIG F.F.A, 12345 Kays 234 LA VON SC HMIDT ERA, 12345 Kays 2345 M Club 45 Band I2345 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Glee Club 345 Football 12345 Track 3. lvl Club 234, Cab, 45 Hi-Y 15 Kays 2345 Annual Staff 45 Highlights staff 45 Boys' Glee Club 12345 Student Sports Manager 1234. IOYCE STEWART Great Bend-Topeka 2. Annual Staff 45 Highlights staff 45 F.H.A. 1234, Cab, 15 Pep Club 12345 Kayettes 12345 Girls' Glee Club 1345 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Football 4. RAMONA STEWART Harvester Attendant 45 Cheerleader 45 Junior P1ay5 Declamation Contest 25 Pep Club 1234: Kayettes 12345 F,H,A, I45 Girls' Sextette 45 Mixed En- semble 345 Girls' Quartette 35 Senior Trio5 Mix- ed Chorus 12345 Pres. 3: Girls' Glee Club 12345 Band 12345 Girls' Football 4, ROSANNE TROUT Cheerleader 345 Annual Staff 45 Highlights Staff 45 Pep Club 12345 Cab. 35 Kayettes 1234: F.H,A. 12345 Girls' Glee Club 2345 Mixed Chorus 345 Girls' Football 4. CHARLES WEIDLER Class Officer 345 Kays 234. Cab, 45 F.F,A. 15 Annual Staff 45 Highlights Staff 45 Woodwind Ensemble 2345 Band 12345 Boys' Glee Club 2345 Mixed Chorus 345 Football 1235 Basketball 1234. WILMA WEIS Kayettes 35 F.H,A, I25 Pep Club 45 Girls' Glee Club 234. ' CECIL WHALEN Annual Staff 45 Highlights staff 45 Hi-Y 15 Kays 234, Cab. 45 M Club 345 Mixed Chorus 12345 Boys' Glee Club 12345 Football 12345 Basketball I2343 Track 2345 Tennis 2345 Golf 34. FIRST ROW M1ss K, Smith A Heberly B Smxth G Lott L Shely N Krxegh S Bollier, M1ssM McCullough SECOND ROW -C Lane, B Brandon E Llby D B1esterfe1d E Kmdall I Kxrk land. Kirk, L, CLASS of '53 FIRST ROW ---- Mr. R. Wegner, S. Harder, R. Frain, R. Wright, N. Hubbard, D. Schur, E, Weis, SECOND ROW--D. Hamilton, G. Rupert, S. Kriegh, E. Wallace, I. Demaree, L. Watts, THIRD ROW ---B. Penquite, G. Clark, I. Welch, D. Todd, C. Krone, J, Paugh, C, Fletr, Our first junior project, a Decoration Day Dinner, was a great success. In August we had our first paper drive which involved much hard work, and, at the same time was lots of fun. On the night before Homecoming, if you didn't happen to see any jun- iors running around, it was probably because we were working like mad to fin- ish our float for the parade. Our efforts proved to be not in vain, because our float took second place in the judging, Our next big event was the Junior Play, and on Nov. 30, we gave Dear Ruth. Our class rings arrived early in December and we were really glad to get them after waiting two long months. During Christmas vacation we started another big project--a scrap iron drive. It was hard work, but it tumed out to be very profitable for us. Basketball stands and dances led to the climax of a most successful year--a very wonderful Junior-Senior Banquet, and Prom. With the help of our sponsors, Miss Kathryn Smith, Miss Mary Mc- Cullough, and Mr. Richard Wegner, we had a very profitable year. - -Dianne Schur- - HAG PARTY FIRST ROW: Miss Smith, L. Atwell, R. Comfort, D. Wells, I. Jackson, K. Pogue, P. Krager. SECOND ROW: S. Hofflinger, S. Morton, I. Williamson, J. Plunkett, D. Bremmerrnan, M. Plunkett. THIRD ROW: L. Kibler, P. Hogarty, D. Saunders, L. Montgomery, B. Jagger, G. Schur. Last September the Sophomore Class was ready to go again, and this year we were a little more acquainted with MHS. When Fresh- men initiation rolled around we were reminded of those sweet memo- ries and glad that we are Sophomores now. With a little money in our treasury, we soon added to it by spotrllsoring some stands at B team games and an attendance award at e Halloween Party, and when, in the Homecoming Parade, our float proved very successful. That first place prize really meant a lot to us. - Another thing, which made everyone look twice was when the Sophomore girls decided to have a Clash Day. It was fun for a day, but we were as thankful, as was everybody else, when we changed back to more sensible colors. With the help of our sponsors, Miss Jeanne Smith and Mr. Louis Thompson, our all-school party and Memorial Day Dinner were suc- cessful. --Jean Hahn-- Sponsored by HAHN OIL CO. Minneapolis, Kansas SOPHOIVIORE FIRST ROW ---- T. Heberly, S. Grace, R,Weid1er, S. Deeds, P. Griffen, Mr. L. Thompson. SECOND ROW--I. Hahn, J. Rogers, D. Bremerman, T. Templin, C. Davidson, K. Miller. THIRD ROW---I. Hazlett, E. Clark. I. Stein, J. Hardesty, F. Harrington, G. Allen. 'LASS OF '54 'iff MORTON PLUNKETT, Treasurer. KENNETH MILLER, Secretary. CLYDE DAVISON, Vice-President. RICHARD WEIDLER, President. Sponsored by DON REESE JEWELRY Minneapolis, Kansas kr, 'Daw 531513255125 O if 5 5 4 Q 1 l.l,Q,9.0.0 4 ,O.6.6.Q'O.:e 'o'o'a'o'o'oW 549191454942 FIRST ROW ---- Mr. Draut, A. Weis, R. French, D. Shaw, C. Buffington, L. Hendrixson, L. Hendrixson. SECOND ROW--M. Smith, S. Morris, V. Harris, D. Pitts, B. Tennyson, H. Bremmemran. THIRD ROW---G. Kay, E. Payne, N. Long, D. Adams, I. Vonstiers, J. Allison. On September 4, the Freshmen Class of 1951-52 marched into ie long cold corridorstof MHS. They were later pleased to find that me upper-classmen in those corridors were warm and friendly. They ere especially kind and patient September 17, for on September 18, me Freshmen, with prompting of the upper-classmen, started the cus- rm of wearing clothes wrong side out and backwards, and their hair lpigtails. The custom lasted only that day which ended with a water- melon feed in our honor. The Freshmen plan to start early to get some money for their ver-empty treasury and are doing what they can to help their school. --Joan Sample-- CLAUDINE BUFFINGTON, IOETTA HAHN LYNN HENDRIXSON, MIKE BAKER, PRES. FIRST ROW: E. Luthi. J. Bruce. J. Hahn, N. Weis, B. Walmsley, Miss Gould. SECOND ROW: P. Emsbarger, I. Trent, J. Sample, S. Damell, B. Henderson, B. Casey. THIRD ROW: D. Rolphs, C. I-Iofflinger, H. Hamilton, P, Welch, R. Welch, R. Jagger, T . Richardson. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS .lg ,, W ,gi V .AE R . ff lgl ' 5 3 a Margaret Smith Sharryl Damell Illa Allison Joetta Hahn 5 I I I EVENTH 5RADE Q--Mr.Thornberg, Morris, Smith, Kibler, Goracke, Divelbess, VonStiers, Montague, Mr. Cowan. Second E-vL--Gardinier, Geissert, Rolph, Martin, Freeman, Edmands. Whalen. E131--Jones, Kibler, Joyce, Schur, Kragger, Kibler, Delcamp. Fourth .liiol--Matt, Kirkland, Adams, Myers, Hoover, Tennyson, Smith. UGHTH GRADE 1-EQ!--Mr. Thornberg, Heberly, Plunkett, Stout, Lancaster, Griest, Hahn, Stein, Montague, Mr. Cowan. Second Q--Krone, Watson, Freeman, Pieschl, Larzalere, Gardinier, Fleming, Allison. wr--Jones, Delcamp, Daniels, Walmsley, Delcamp, Miller, Johns, Rupert, Miller. Fourth Q--Hahn, Saunders, Martin, Ferrier, Baker, McKain, Elliot, Allen, Meiller. Sponsored by the Dingee Lumber Co. The only home owned, independently operated lumber yard in Ottawa County. L JUNIOR KAYETTES JUNIGR KAYS JUNIOR BAND Q, Mls. D Mpls Mpls Mpls Mpls SEASONS RECORD 6 Glasco '7 Abilene 21 Beloit 0 Concordia 19 Lindsborg x x I l I Mp ls . Mpls Mpls Mpls Mpls Mpls Mpls Mpls Mpls Mpls SEASONS RECORD 23 Abilene 9 Concordia 37 Belleville 25 Lindsborg 28 Beloit 24 Concordia 44 Belleville 33 Lindsborg 38 Abilene 26 Lincoln Sponsored by EDMANDS MOTOR CO f ,.. .4la.,-4 ip ll. F YZ 1 S Misra .9 nw 'Q -4- v v B I 1 , K ik 1 . ww. , , . L- C Y Aww H.. ,,..,..-' .-. ,H agnih. L 1. Buddies. 2. Second Childhood. 3. Going Strong. 4. 7 come lL 5. Cute Car. 6. Favorite Subject. 7. Days Gone By. 13, 8. Hash-slinger. 14, 9. Noonday Stretch. 15, 10. Freshmen. 16, 11. No Comment. 17, 12. Wow! ! 18- Sponsored by CHAMBERS APPLIANCE CO. Your Bottle Gas Dealer Minneapolis, Kansas Bored Stiff. Track Fans. Watch The Birdy. Just Sophomores. When Did This Happen. How's The World From There. HUMECOIVIING ROYALTY L Queen Doriene Goracke g Larry Horner, Honorary Captain Dee Beisterfeld. Escort g Darlene Postlethwaite, Attendant Kerma Peters, Attendant g Lloyd Luther, Escort Sponsored by the Student Council In- U R maxi? 9' . gf, ,xl www L' is 'V f' 6 W 'Q if ' , , . 1 A . W' .. S... QF- 11 1 f .f:2--.' Q ,nf 5 it , 3 Q ix -n-pn .. , f' Us ,, eq: 'N lmmj pb. X E P v j Lf V21 A f 'arp ...daft Q. .aw fl' A , x S S 1 ff, ff , I. One slumberless night. 6. 2. Isn't love grand? 7. 3. Five intelligent Seniors. 8. 4, Studious. 9. 5. Wha Hoppin? IO. gli gi is if Last minute peptalk. II. The Thing! 12. Just resting. I3. Hoodlums. I4. Just Seniors. 15. Sponsored by A.L. Duckwall X? Old timers. Little Dynamite. Three Stooges. Pretty boy, Gert. Store Yal That's right Wow! Yea! K. U. Pepsident smile. .Ln HARVESTER ?,-ugxff f a ,J Q ,. 1.33 is 1 5. 5 3 This year the annual FFA Harvester was held in a brightly decorated high school gym. At this event all the boys and girls donned their flashy shirts and skirts. The highlight of the Harvester was the crowning of the king and queen. FFA Queen, Pat Johnson, who received an FFA sweetheart jacket was attended by Kerma Peters and Ramona Stewart. FHA King, Dick Popham, was attended by Dave Comfort and Milton Lott and was presented with an identification bracelet. The queen's attendants were given corsages and the attendants to the King received inscribed tie clasps. The evening was spent dancing and playing games. Sponsored by the FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. Minneapolis, Kansas , X rw... ...gf 15 in 7 .. , . 'ti -Tig' 'SI ffl . if' M? ' I 5 L V3 1431 K 42, A J, ,J I, X L s -3, . .L JQQ-r'w-if- : ' 1 ' nik. . K. I I Wwzif-ev .iffffw-Sep xx 5-,NM as ,fr f. 'QP , 9' Lmvu sa 4 , ',i' ian..--QV lllllilli Ill IIIIIIL IIIIIIIIIQQV lllllllll ill!! I ...W , 0FF THE RECURD Counter-clockwise: MHS Tophatters. Darlene Postlethwaite, mistress of ceremonies. Shirley Hofflinger and Frankie Harrington do the Charleston to Abba Dabba Honeymoon. Kay Pogue, Jeannie Hahn, Marge Hazlett, Shirley Bo11ier, Joyce Stewart, and Monte Jackson dance to Winter Wonderland. Below a scene showing the SHOWBOAT Medly. Sponsored by V. F. W. AUXILIARY 4393201 M M4 e T r 4 H, N 6 s i is XS QM. 2, , . 1 9 Off the Record , the annual all-school musicalwas presented by the Senior Class on Tuesday evening, February 5, 1952. Miss Jane' Rogers was co-ordinator of the show. The vocal numbers were under the direction of Miss Phyllis Poland and Mr. Jack Moore was in charge of the instrumental numbers. Scenes from the musical as pictured clockwise are: Dee Beisterfeld and Monte Jackson singing the duet, Make Believe, Jean Hahn, ballet solo, Alice Blue Gown, and Ramona Stewart, marimba solo Charmaine. The Boys Octet feat- ured in There's Nothing Like a Dame and the Mixed Chorus singing Cowboy Ballads. Sponsored by V. F, W, POST H3201 1i.zFff3 if' ls l MAIORETTES: I. Hahn, I. Williamson, S. Kreigh, G. Allen, S. Morton, K. Pogue. First Row--Brown, Plunkett, Griest, Pieschl, Gardiner, Griest, Jackson, Kibler, Hahn, Stein, Delcamp, Larzalere. Second Row--Stewart, Hubbard, Hoover, Watson, Fleming, Gardinier, Pogue, Daniels, Jackson, Deeds, Delcamp, Kibler, Boss, Merryfield. Third Row--Trent, Schur, Smith, Johnson, Kreigh, Meiller, Hahn, Morton, Rupert, Austin, R0gCIS. Allen. Hubbard., Matt, Director: Mr. Moore. Fourth Row--Bollier, Harrington, Liby, Grace, Adams, Williamson, Kreigh, Allen, Miller, Constable Flett, Postlethwaite, Luther. Back Row--McKain, Morton, Wallace, Weidler, Adams, Penquite, Thompson, Todd, Heberly, Baker, Biesterfeld, Davison, Schmidt. Sponsored by Williamson Furniture Co SAXOPHONE QUARTETTE--K. Allen, J Williamson, S. Kreigh, S. Morton. WOODWIND TRIO--C. Weidler, D. Todd D. Cain. CLARINET QUARTETTE--D. Postlethwaite I. Hahn, K. Pogue, I. Jackson. TROMBONE QUARTETTE--S. Bollier, S Morton, D. Adams, G. Rupert. SENIOR TRIO Jackson, Johnson, Stewart SOPHOMORE TRIO JUNIOR TRIO I Pogue- Jackson' Ham Bollier, Adams, Liby 1 I 5 1 I i 'W 4 First'RourQ-Jackson, Weis, Buffington, Lillie, Walmsley, Sheely, Ernsbarger, Cain, Griffin, Deeds, jx Jackson. .4 Second Row--Miss Poland, French, Hahn, Hazlett, Schur, Kreigh, Trent, Bollier, Stewart, Hubbard, Hahn, Pogue, Hofflinger, Shea, Sample. Third Row--Weis, Smith, Harris, Morton, Darnell, Jagger, Rupert, Williamson, Rogers, Morris, Schur, Harper, Montague. Fourth Row--Lane, Hendrixson, Jagger, Von Stiers, Postlethwaite, Allison, Peters, Trout, Hendrixson, 4 Bremerman. Fifth Row--Johnson, Kreigh, Flett, Crabs, Paugh, Welch, Krone, Larson, Morton, Adams, Grace, Liby, Brandon, Goracke, Jagger. MIXED ENSEMBLE MIXED CHORUS llflli I BOYS OCTET HIE EE BOYS one CLUB I f 1 , . - , QQIIIIIIIOI D N SHEILA PETE Q1 Ag r K il. ,TL R :Q YD LAW P... 4 6 q PosTY 1--.-..-......-1 , . . K PAT MARGE CECIL --N QJ,Q ?g . RICH 6 'bw g 'warn ,, 42 A V Q.'V 1, , .E,A,-. , . KERMA H-3 YOUNG UN S MM Sponsored by MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN CO. GENEVIEVE W. an fzgggg 1 i .. Ls A-iii 4. ff N 1'!'s,? L, ,waz Q 4 .. ' DORIENE I DEAR Junior Play Cast Dora, the maid ----------------- Charlotte Lane Mrs. Wilkins ----- Meriarn Wilkins ---- Judge Wilkins ---- Ruth Wilkins ------- Lt. Bill Seawright --- Albert Kummer ---- Martha Seawright ---- Sgt. Chuck Vincent ---- Harold Klobbermeyer ---- Norma Iean Paugh ---- Dianne Schur --- Jack Kirkland --- Nadiee Kriegh ------Dick Todd ---- Evan Kindall -- - Nancy Hubbard ---Scott Thompson ----Richard Frain RUTH n',,Q 'Dear Ruth was presented by the Junior Class November 29, under the direction of Miss Lou Ann Lindstrom. 'Dear Ruth portrays the conflict caused by Meriam Wilkens who carries on a romantic corres- pondence with an overseas soldier and signs her elder sisters name. Ruth. FIRST ROW--M. Jackson, L. Hendrixson, P. Johnson, P, Krager, S. Hofflinger, P. Ernsbarger, J. Hahn, K. Pogue, S. Deeds. SECOND ROW--M. Hazlett, M. Smith, D. Schur, N. Kriegh, I. Trent, S. Bollier, R. Stewart, N. Hubbard, P. Griffen, J, Jackson, THIRD ROW--J, Hahn, C. Buffington, V. Harris, S. Morton, S. Darnell, R. Jagger, G. Rupert, I. Williamson, J. Rogers, S. Morris, G. Schur, R. Trout, FOURTH ROW-- G, Allen, I. Stewart, H. Austin, T. Richardson, F. Harrington, B. Jagger, J. VonStiers, D. Postlethwaite, l. Allison, K. Peters, D. Cain, S. Hendrixson. FIFTH ROW--S. Kriegh, C. Flett, M. Crabs, I. Paugh, P. Welch, S. Morton, D. Adams, G. Grace, E. Liby, B, Brandon. Z The Future Homemakers of America started a very enjoyable year by electing two chapter mothers, Mrs. Louis Thompson and Mrs. Harry Wallace. This year four members of the organization, Miss Gould, and Mrs. Thompson, one of the Chapter mothers, attended the District Conference at Wamego. The Harvester was the social highlight of the year, with the Slumber Party rating a close second. Other events were the Talent Show and the Patch Party, A Donut Sale topped the list as a money-making idea. The club also sponsored several food sales and concession stands at basket- ball and football games. Several CARE packages were the contributions of the club to needy families in foreign lands. The organization has received several interesting letters from the German Home Economics class they adopt- ed last year. Sponsored by City Bakery and Ewart Grocery 1 FIRST ROW--A, Weis, E. Luthi, B. Casey, L. Luther, R Frain B Henderson B Tennyson L Atwell, Mr, Carl Will. SECOND ROW--G. Kay, D. Constable R Werdler D Bremerman I Kirkland, G. Lott, D. Popham, S. Flett, THIRD ROW--H Hamilton L Schmidt I Hazlett M Lott, P, Hogarty, E. Kindall, J. Rarig, I, Plunkett, L. Watts FOURTH ROW J Welch D Comfort G. Wing, D, Todd, I. Meiller, I. I-lardesty, L. Hoesli, E Payne During the past year the chapter officers Dave Comfort, President, Dick Popham, vice-president, Milton Lott, Secretary, LaRoy Hoesli, treasurer, and Stanley Flett, Sentinal attended the district leadership school at Beloit, The local officers won the sil- ver emblem in the opening and closing ritual, and a gold emblem in the information contest. The Minneapolis chapter also entered the State Judging Contest and State Shop Contest at Manhattan. Nine freshman boys received the Greenhand degree at the Greenhand Initiation this year. LaVon Schmidt, Stanley Flett, and Dean Constable are the candidates for the State Farmer Degree this year, Laddie Merryfield was awarded the American Farmer Degree. This is the highest de- gree in F,F.A. The Chapter was divided into two groups for the pest eradi- cation contest, The losing group gave the winners a party, Sponsored by the Ritz Theatre KAYS The Kay Organization had a very well-rounded year. They took part in the Valentine Ball, Christmas program, watermelon feed, Kay hayrack ride and Caroling Party, This year four representatives, Larry Horner, Glenn Kirk, Cecil Whalen, and Fred Gary, and the Kay sponsor, Mr. Louis Thompson attended the Kay conference at Blue Rapids, The Kays had a very interesting group of programs this year. Among some of the speakers they had was Mr. Karl Kopelk, the State Director of the organization, . . - , . - - -,. -v --V -v -- ---Jr --- Comfort, D. Popham, R. Weidler, D. Constable, S, Grace, D. Rolphs, R. Frain, I. Bruce, L. Hendrixson. SECOND ROW--M. Plunkett, L. Watts, R. Mangel, J, Demaree. I. Plunkett, M. Bollier, C. Hofflinger, T. Templin, L. Schmidt, K. Miller, G. Lott, S. Flett, Mr. Thompson. THIRD ROW--J. Smith, I. Hazlett, I, Kirkland, C. Weidler, C. Becker, M. Lott, J. Ayers, E. Wallace, J. Rarig, I-. Gary, C. Davidson. FOURTH ROW--E. Kindall, D. Biesterfeld, J. Stein, G. Kirk, J. Welch, S. Thompson, L. Heberly, D. Saunders, E. Payne, P. Hogarty. FIFTH ROW--D. Todd, I. Hardesty, R. Kirkland, L. Horner, C. Whalen, C. Baker, K. McCu11ick. M, Killian, J. Meiller, G. Wing, D. Comfort. Sponsored by Ottawa County Bank KAYETTES p Striving hard for the gooo point award, sixty Kayettes under the ,adership of Kerma Peters, had a very successful year. Besides undertaking several money-making projects, such as food les, clean-up day, and concession stand, they have successfully spon- rred a faculty reception, caroling party, sock supper, and the Valentine ill. Kerrha Peters, Darlene Postlethwaite, Nancy Hubbard, Nadine reigh and their sponsor, Miss Jeanne Smith represented the Minneapolis ayettes at the Blue Rapids Conference. FIRST ROW--M. Jackson, L. Hendrixson, P. Johnson, N. Weis, S. Hofflinger, P. Ernsbarger, I. Hahn, K. Pogue, S. Deeds, D. Shea, B. Walmsley. SECOND ROW-- Miss J. Smith, C. Buffington, L. Jagger, J. Hahn, D. Schur, N. Kreigh, J. Trent, S. Bollier, R. Stewart, N. Hubbard, E. Montague, P. Griffin. D. Cain, J. Jackson. THIRD ROW--M. Hazlett, J. Stewart, V. Harris, S. Morton, S. Darnell, R. Jagger G. Rupert, J. Williamson, J. Rogers, S. Morris, S. Hendrixson, R. Trout. FOURTH ROW--G. Allen, E. Lillie, H. Austin, T. Richardson, F. Harrington, S. Morton, J. VonStires, D. Postlethwaite, I. Allison, D. Goracke, K. Peters. FIFTH ROW-- C. Lane, S. Kreigh, C. Flett, M. Crabs, J. Paugh, P. Welch, L. Larson, D. Adams, G. Grace, E. Liby, B. Brandon. Sponsored by Minneapolis I,0.0.F. Lodge No. 360--Naomi Rebekah Lodge No. 61. , , I A Z 5' is if f 1 s uf , .. W 4 33 , 1 1 . f .s Q , E S. . 5, 3 his fo , 4 if .Wi 5 fn U, F ,Q f iff, , X ig .fi Qql ng, SEATED: Margie Hazlett, Copy Editorg Joyce Stewart, Social Editor, Rosie Trout, Artg Shirley Hendrixson, Social Editor, Kerma Peters, Editor. STANDING: Monte Jackson, Art Editorg Charlie Weidler, Business Mana er, Miss Jeanne Smith, Sponsor, Charles Baker, Photographer. NOT PICTURED: Mige Killian, Larry Homer, Sports Editors. r ff, 5 iq Q I A C Sponsored by BAKER GIFT SHOP l .r XQNE T M CHEERLEADERS: P. Iohmon, M. Hazlett, R. Trout, R. Stewart. FIRST ROW: Miss Rogers, E Weis, K. Pogue, J. Stewart, P. Griffin, C. Buffington, D. Cain, J. Jackson, P. Ernsbarger, J Hahn, S. Deeds, N. Weis, L. Hendrixson, M. Jackson. SECOND ROW: S. Hendrixson, D. Schur J. Trent, M. Smith, V. Harris, J. Rogers, S. Morton, W. Weis, S. Morris, S. Bollier, N. Hubbard N. Kreigh, S. Hofflinger, J. Hahn. THIRD ROW: J. Williamson, G. Allen, H. Austin, G. Rupert I. Allison, D. Postlethwaite, C. Flett, T. Richardson, E. Lillie, D. Goracke, K. Peters, S Darnell, D. Bremerman. FOURTH ROW: S. Kreigh, C. Lane, B. Brandon, S. Morton, J. Paugh P. Welch, D. Adams, C. Krone, L. Larson, M. Crabs, G. Grace, E. Liby, F. Hal'ri11gt0r! PEP CLUB The MHS Lionettes started the year off with a bang by having a girls' football game early in November. With the s proceeds from the game and the funds left from last year the Pep Club sponsored a formal Christmas Ball. They also decorated and helped serve the annual Football Banquet. Later in the year they sponsored a Gold Diggers Party. The Cheerleaders and Pep Cfub did a splendid job of cheer- ing the boys to a fine season in football and basketball. The two mascots, Janis Gardinier and Phil Harris, helped a great deal in raising the spirits of everyone at the basket all games. IEANNIE PAUGH, President Sponsored by CHAMBER OF COMMERCE mf' CHbtRLEADERS I 1' '35 ' W. . Illlllllll nn- -.-----T ,---- .V Y V ' PAT JOHNSON, MARGIE HAZLETT, ROSIE TROUT, RAMONA STEWART fl T IANIS GARDINIER and PHIL HARRIS Sponsored by WEIDLER FARM SUPPLY D CHRISTMAS BALL 5 f A ki ' ,j 37 in 5 4, 12 ::fsf'2,yQ,ff,m - jf A 'L , '7 :iv'1w, v X lt if aim:-.L , ..,, . ,,. , :M-, vffk 'if '. ' '- 33? v- ,mgx C . ,L f f V, M525 - .Q ' mg - , N 5 F se 5 'g3H:i?'f J if 'Va 25' - V 2' ' ' an L, ' 'n 1-a mz, f i mf ,ww ,. .ff mg V - -' 1, ,w 4:3 UH LQ -y W xxu. SLUM BER PARTY Sponsored by CHAMBER OF COMMERCE H- 0 xx C, 5. .- ,Vg 'psf ' J, 4 Vi 5 l' LV, R i +V ar 'A ' 'Fl .l ' COMFORT BECKER SCHMIDT W' H rf' l 'f , - FUUTBALL TEAM 4 T' T Q- . , , W. ,Q g -,, . ff T' HAS S CCESSFUL SEASO 'Lg , I I ' M --,p 5fi' + -lt T s , W X Play opened this year with a T-0 loss to the Hays High lndians. In non-league games, the Lions lost a close one to the Abilene Cow- boys 7-O, eat Chase 20 -19, and trampled the Chapman Irish, 33 to 13. Although the team was heavily hit by graduation last spring, 5 R the boys developed into a hard-hitting squad that finished second in the if NCKL. The Lions lost only to the league champions, Marysville. it H552 Minneapolis won from Belleville, Concordia, and Beloit by v u ,sf sizeable scores. The Lions looked very powerful against Lincoln in the Lion Homecoming Game, trouncing the Leopards 20-O. The completion ofthe '5l season saw Minneapolis with a ' commendable 6-3 record. SMITH KILLIAN HORNER PLUNKETT f. bills fw'WQg'w4Q4 K , 4 'ffl 1 ' tif T. - 2, ,A gg I swf if .vv 'ga X ' if ,,,,,.. A Q HOESLI G. LOTT FLETT C K L 1952 My- League Standings Marysville 5 0 Minneapolis Lincoln .. .. Beloit 2 2 Concordia l 4 Belleville 0 5 4 1 -1 J , H - fs . f H W 1632 A ,sgfgga ' , k JW,w,.4ka.Q X . .V Q. .... . , le A N gm .Bm , ' . A ,V xii .LV -. H, my , -1 , .9 . ' ' V ' H , fk,ig.2-fafmv w, ,. i 1- ,,. Q 'I fit, ,ln - N, rv. l 1 - l 1' JZ '-i n 4 .-yy.. x, g,,. - L, A 'Half' is Q My -ff-'l y.f . AJ' '71 Y AYERS WHALEN HEBERLY to Q Q W A - in ll l anna 'LB M ggi Wa I y ,I 4,8 , i SEASON'S RECORD A TEAM . O Hays . 18 Beloit . 0 Abilene . 20 Chase . 26 Belleville . 0 Marysville . 47 Concordia . 20 Lincoln SEASON'S RECORD B TEAM 19 Concordia 0 Abilene 6 Delphos 19 Beloit 13 Miltonvale 27 Lincoln FIRST ROW: Mr. Draut, Mr. Thompson, L. Atwell, R. Weidler, G Lott, L. Schmidt, B. Smith, T. Templin, S. Flett, D. Popham, Mr Carlson. SECOND ROW: I. Plunkett, E. Wallace, C. Becker, M Lott, J. Ayers, J. I-Iazlett, C. Davidson, J. Smith. THIRD ROW L. Hendrixson, B. Casey, D. Rolphs, L. Hoesli, D. Todd, D. Com- fort, L. Heberly, D. Saunders, G. Kay. J. Bruce. FOURTH ROW C. Hofflinger, H. Hamilton, J. Welch, L. Horner, C. Whalen, M Killian, E. Payne, P. Hogarty, K. Miller. FIRST ROW: Mr. Draut, J. Plunkett, G. Lott, L. Schmidt, B. Smith C. Davidson, S. Flett, D. Popham, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Carlson SECOND ROW: R. Widler. E. Wallace, C. Becker, M. Lott, J. Ayers J. Hazlett, T. Templin. THIRD ROW: L. Hoesli, D. Todd,L Horner, C. Whalen, M. Killian, D. Comfort, L. Heberly, D. Saunders Sponsored by GILLEY'S FIRESTONE AND IMPLEMENTS Q M5 r, ,WA rw. sw 'f' 'N 'T JM 'wi ' - IH' V . 4 W- Q 5 T - A f 4.,, . N'Bh'gz,,f1Zfi , W x WL.. ,' ... fr ' ' :xiii -'W .Q DAVISON SAUNDERS POPHAM ! - ., 35 ff? . I A 1' f Jil. I V. .xqximaxx in WAS . .fgkmrf 'IRST ROW: Mr. Draut, R. Weidler, S. Flett, T. Templin. E. Wallace, JIMMY AYERS .. Schmidt, D. Wells, D. Popham, Mr. Carlson. M. Club, President ECOND ROW: J. Smith, M. Lott. D. Saunders, S. Thompson, G. Kirk, I. Becker, J. Ayers. THIRD ROW: D. Todd, J. Hardesty, L. Horner, I. Whalen, M. Killian, D. Comfort, and L. Hoesli. .MM , 1 .J grv MIKE KILLlAN Guard 2 GLENN KIRK Guard 5 , REL .vi l CHARLES WEIDLER Forward SCOTT THOMPSON LARRY HEBERLY Guard Forward l l L The Minneapolis Lions successfully defended their championship rat- ing ofthe '50 - '51 season by again walking off with the league title this year. Ending league play with a 9-1 record the Lions easily out- distanced their nearest rivals which were Marysville and Beloit who tied for second place with identical 6-4 records. For the over-all season record the Lions boasted a 13 won -- 7 lost rating. The high spots in the season were the 44-33 beatings admin- istered to Beloit and the two wins over Marysville by scores of 45 -41 and 46 - 41. The MHS Lions should be commended for their fine play throughout the season. Their drive and hustle carried them through many a tough ballgame and helped them emerge as victors. Congratulations on a fine season, one to be proud of. Sponsored by KlLLIAN'S LARRY HORNER DAVE COMFORT Center Forward EDDIE WALLACE Guard R ' AV e i f,. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M, H. M. H. NCKL DAVE MIKE in S. 53 Lindsborg 41 S. 41 Abilene 46 S. 44 Chapman 43 S . 48 Belleville 49 S. 57 Lincoln 40 S. 48 Belleville 46 S. 59 Sacret Heart 66 S . 54 Concordia 40 S, 66 Lindsborg 34 S. 52 Lincoln 49 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM COMFORT, FORWARD KILLIAN, GUARD Sponsored by the HORNER LAUNDRY P-1 QD U! I'-4 I I rn rn lb cn O Z E 0 O FU U I I D-1 no C!! no zzzgzzzzzz 1 Q Beloit Marysville Belleville Concordia Sacret Heart Lincoln Chapman Beloit Abilene Marysville gg 2 5 T Q 5 5 e 2 DICK TODD Forward CECIL WHALEN Center , H CHRLSE -mf' ' .S 'K ,,, K 5 on Q A k A, n .41 ff NM. JH I JOHN SMITH Student Manager Sponsored by ATKISSON STUDIOS--Kansas City, Missouri 'Y 1 fi BTEAM M. H. S. 33 Belleville 32 M. H. S. 37 Concordia 36 M. H. S. 40 Sacred Heart 56 M. H. S. 49 Lincoln 19 M. H. S. 32 Chapman 40 M. H. S. 41 Beloit 56 M. H. S. 39 Abilene 69 M. H. S. 33 Marysville 47 M. H. S. 24 Lindsborg 34 M. H. S. 29 Abilene 30 M. H. S. 39 Chapman 41 M. H. S. 36 Belleville 40 M. H. S. 40 Sacred Heart 45 M. H. S. 45 Concordia 17 M. H. S. 43 Lindsborg 49 :RONT ROW: John Smith, Student Managerg Richard Weidler, lack M, H, S. 33 Lincoln 31 Ulunkett, Bob Smith, Lee Beisterfeld, Coach Carlson. BACK ROW: M, H. S. 45 Beloit 89 Scott Thompson, Larry Heberly, Gary Wing, Mike Baker, Glen Kirk. M.H. S. 36 Marysville 34 C I EAN SEASON'S RECORD fl. H. S. 15 Concordia 31 fl. H. S. 41 Belleville 33 11. H. S. 36 Abilene 34 fl. H. S. 44 Lindsborg 33 fl. H. S. 39 Beloit 29 fl. H. S, 17 Lincoln 50 4, H. S, 56 Concordia 36 fi. H. S. 15 Abilene 34 fl. H. S, 16 Abilene 27 fl. H, S, 47 Lindsborg 36 fl. H. S. 46 Belleville 28 fl H, S. 33 Chapman 42 fl. H. S. 35 Lincoln 50 CONCORDIA TOURNAMENT fl. H, S. 40 Con. Catholic 14 fl H. S. 30 Concordia 51 4. H. S. 51 Beloit 46 I A i FIRST ROW: L. Atwell, Student Mana er- J. Bruce L. H6HCl1'iXSOI1, D. Roiph, B. Tennyson, G. Keener, SECOND ROW: Mr. Draut, R, R. Comfort, R. Pitts, M. Plunkett, T. Templin, G. Kay, S. Grace. THIRD ROW: T. Payne, J. Hazlett, P. Hogarty, D. Saunders, K. Miller, fix - .yr 4 -Q-V' I - -,xr , X ir 5 N Y. . A' f KL iii vs .N w sm Q The pause that refreshes. Heres to ya! Two points of interest. Spring fever. Three Wheels! Aren't we sweet? Our 5.4,-3 Kult' M .mil ww 7. Ah! Friendship. 8. Puppy love. 9. Oh Mike, not here! 10. Way back when-- 11. Track stars. 12. Hup! 1-2-3 Sponsored by M and M DRIVE-N special--1Ogt hamburgers--- Buy 'em by the sack, wgwd If 13 14. 15. 16. 17. The line up. Star gazing. Fa1se?? Just Chet. Queens for a day. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS THEY HAVE MADE THE '52 LION POSSIBLE A. H. ROBERTSON MEMORIALS fkKILLIAN'S A. L. DUCKWALL STORES KRIEGH MOTOR COMPANY ATKISSON STUDIOS? L. T. MERRYFIELD BAKER GIFT SHOP? LEIDIGH at HAVENS LUMBER CO. BARTSCHS' IGA STORE RLIONS CLUB BOHNENBLUST IMP. COR YM AND M DRIVE -IN BOOGAARTS SUPER MARKET MERIDIAN LUNCH BOSTON VARIETY STORE :FMINNEAPOLIS GRAIN CO. C. C. DAVIS, BONDED ABSTRACTOR MINNEAPOLIS GREENHOUSE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE? 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I - f.- I W '-:law 4 wif it 'iw 3 5 4 v M fy fy K r 1 ' if ffm' . 6 9, if , J 1 4 SENIGR M On May 10, 1952 forty-one seniors left for Colorado on their annual senior sneak. After tour- ing Denver and Colorado Spri s, they spent one day seeing the Roya1Gorge and e State Prison and returned home onMay 15, 1952. They were accom- panied by Mr. Boucher, Miss Heinen, Miss Rogers, and Mr. Carlson. fibre, gi . A ELK . W ' N if fr- 1 J ,lm 'W of Sponsored by the MINNEAPOLIS JAYCEE S :X We at 3 gs - X 1' in 1' it xl Ss. ., 'si .42 is 2 5' E 6 A J i ZV' ' tsti L it 4 .. ' igfiijgr Q. 1 2, if 3,51 N. X t RQ wage SQ, X it ' ,X X S 4 4 K 'wg All fi J 5 .s,lfs,.5i ,fLii ggi5fjfgg: 7 , . ' fxgif ay wfqfiii I 9 :if L , iw at .2 4 gtg X 25145 J iii t S ,L lqahgigkf A , 2 'w if' w dai ' Q , . , y 4 ,, K E-515523 'f te? if li Sq? A g w U, E i 4 X 'K.,,, i MEET ME in T. LOUl Meet me in St. Louis was presented by the senior class April 13, 1952, under the direction of Miss Lou Ann Lindstrom. 1 tered around the trouble caused by Mr Srnith's announcement that The p ot cen . the family is moving to New York. The daughters then unite for action to keep from leaving their home and friends. This plot along with the cast's excellent acting provided an enjoyable play from start to finish. Members of the cast included: Charles Baker, Darlene Cain, Dave ' Ma' H zlett Monte Jackson, Comfort, Stanley Flett, Fred Gary, Doriene Goracke, rye a , Pat Johnson, Mike Killian, Richard Kirkland, Sheila Morton, Darlene Postlethwaite, Joyce Stewart, Ramona Stewart, Charles Weidler, and Cecil Whalen. ...,.,,,, In ' 1 ' ,,.. 7 if 2 in 1 , ex' ' ki 1, P 2 , , ,ififId11,Qg, -.U S t t n 1 M 1 5 :T-5.15 in , , W W .. ,Q ey, , wfqaj wig lil m Vg, , Q' ,Q , i i Vw, f f -- ,. , . ,A H 'W' .' ji, '! l, 'ifjli' 9, gf' ' W ' ,Q A 1 A M 3, f, 54 'gif-',fP,,'f ,ff 1 w. 351 H V V , Q -k ff A V . ,. ff- ' .Jn ,,. 7 ,.' 'gm' ,M ' f' ji A3 sv ' 1 - san-W 'L f f ' - -2,-1-f.r,-'1'42f,..' ' -ff xiii' fr JR.-SR. PROVI ' Q ' 1 J 1 5 if K V 3' ' , 5, I V, ,, Sponsored by ATKISSON STUDIO Kansas City, Missouri it J? VALE DICTORIAN if , AA LARRY HOHNER 1 3gj N 5 ,gg35A,.,,r5 , .lv AV A , i SALUTATOMAN HO NOR STUDENTS 'Y BACK ROW -- Larry Horner, Sheila Morton, Mike Killian. 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