..'- I E E E E 1 1 gjuuislua Gfnnuaffq Ly flue Journafism .Qeparfmenl of Qnclziia Scfzoof dforflz, Qyiclzila, gfamas. Co-Editors --- Faculty .......... Senior Editor .... Underclassmen -- Activities ...... Clubs ............. Sports ............. Business Manager -- Circulation ....... Photographers --- Proofreader .... Advisor ....... OUR TH Di-:FOREST BROWN -- EILEENE JENKINS. NANCY ROYSTON --------------------------- DIANE COUFAL -----------..------------- JOANN CARTER ----- NANCY SHOCKLEY, KAREN GROE FLOY RAYE MAYER. NANCY RILEY ------------ KAY HARP, DIANA BREWER ----------.------------- JIMMY MATHIS -----------------------DIANA BREWER ---------------------- BIATRIZ GONZALES --- RICHARD ALLEN. RALPH HILTON ------------------ SHARON WATERSON - --..---.-- MRS. MINNIE DROWATZKY ANKS TO: For arranging senior picture schedule. MISS MARGIE GOODWIN- For advice on art work. DON WILSON- For cover design. NANCY ROYSTON- For division page designs. Senior Photos .................. ............................. B UCK'S INC. Printing ......... .. ............ -- PARKER AND SONS PRINTING CO. Engraving --- ......... WICHITA EAGLE ENGRAVERS Binding --- .................... WIC!-HTA BINDERY Cre avle gf Tower r'l'Yi f Zoqallq ara Legislature clance, The Turkey Hop. The football royalty reigned over the Student Each year near the close of the football season the student body elects a boy from the varsity football squad and a girl from the student body to reign as Pigskin Pete and Varsity Sue. This year Lonnie James and Elaine Woodman were crowned in the North-Hutchinson pep as- sembly and reigned over the Stu- dent Legislature dance. Attending the royal couple were Sharon Waterson, Kay Stinebaugh, Phil Huntsinger and Garry Wade. Page Two . . . Paqaltg Page Three ter, Ph11 Huntslnger and Don Meadows. The King and Queen of the Junlor-senlor prom this year were B111 Spr1ggs and Dlana Brewer. Attendants to the royal couple were Sue Barrett, Pat Cobb, Francene Davls, Sharon Waterson, Kay Stinebaugh, Gary Bennett, L. L. Cotter, Jay Hun- The prom royalty was announced at the , . - as 99 JUI1lOl SCI'llOI' pI'OlTl, Carousel . faqczlfg . , The attendants to the TOWER KING and QUEEN are Stephanie Brooks, Sharon Waterson, Dick Nelson, and Jack Spotts. E i Other candidates were Sue Barrett, Pat Cobb, Lizzie Dawson, Gregory Gray, Richard Hauser, and Ronnie Stephens. TOWER KING, Milton Willis, and TOWER QUEEN Floy Raye Mayer, were chosen for their service to the school, good character, leader- ship and scholarship. Each homeroom nominated one boy and one girl whose grades were then checked in the office. Those who had a B average for the entire high school career were placed on the elimination ballot. The six highest couples were placed on the final ballot. Page Four ?aculz'q . . C. E. STRANGE , GLEN K. HAMILTON The ringmaster under the big top is C. E. Strange. Since 1945, Mr. Strange has done an efficient and credit- able job as principal of North High. He is responsible for the organization and management of the school pro- gram and has general oversight of all the various activities of the faculty and the student body. Public relations come first with him, and he takes great personal interest in helping solve the problems of pupils, teachers, and parents. This job has never been an easy one, yet, Mr. Strange has always found time for participation in all school and extra-curricular activities. His genuine friendliness has won him the respect and admiration of the faculty and student body. Glen K. Hamilton might be referred to as the official trainer of the troupe at North. This ranking is due to his responsibilities as vice principal which include supervising activities, schedule making, and enrollment. Besides these tasks, he keeps the clowns and actors under the big top in line. Only a person of tact and fortitude could hope to handle this job wisely and well, and Mr. Hamilton capably fits this description. In addition to these attributes, he also possesses a fine sense of humor. Wesley Lauterbach is the assistant to Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Strange. He may rightly be called a Jack of All Trades, and a very capable one at that. He supervises the clubs and handles boys' check-outs and pass cards. He aids in the enforcement of detention, helps with supervision in halls and at school activities, and is in charge of school elections. His personality and pleasant disposition are admired by all who know him. WESLEY LAUTERBACH North High School offers its students a wide variety of subjects ranging from art to drivers education. When a person graduates, if he has taken advantage of the courses offered, he is ready to begin either his college education or making a living for himself. At the present time approximately one hundred subjects are offered. If a person averaged four solids and physical education during a three year period, it would take twenty-five years for him to complete all the courses without repeating any one of them. This system presents both variety and opportunity. Only four and one half subjects are required out of fifteen units in senior high school. This means that the student has many electives. The student must choose one subject out of every fourteen subjects offered. To achieve the full benefits of this variety, a person must know to some extent where he is headed in the future. Even if the student has only vague ideas about his future, not much is lost. Because there is correla- tion among all the subjects, some-thing learned in one course may be applied to another. Down through the years, schools find it easy to insert subjects- for as the times change curriculums must keep up with the period. How- ever, it is hard to drop any previously offered material. Although new trends in education must be followed, some of the old ones must be retained. Page Six Dean Stucky is senior counselor. Among his many duties are guidance center planning, which includes. a testing program, social function ar- rangements, senior testing, scholarships, college contacts, vocational guidance clinic, and keeping information on jobs for boys. Miss Anne Andrews, junior counselor, is in charge of assembly programs, the school calendar, information on jobs for girls, social function ap- plications, and the selection of ushers for com- mencement. Miss Anita Mae Wheeler, sophomore counselor, is in charge of student aid such als book rentals, girls' check-outs, and girls' pass cards. She also handles Red Cross, Community Chest, and March of Dimes drives and the servicemen mailing list. Mrs. Leone Lawrence is attendance secretary. Her main responsibility is keeping daily attend- ance records. These are permanent records of the students' three years in high school. When trouble arises about a student's attendance, the secretary has an interview with his parents. Also included in her duties is helping with the special excuses. Counselors handle any service relating to ad- justment of the student to school life. They hold conferences with parents and teachers regarding any phase of a student's program. Counseling is important in planning the stu- dent's course of study, and in checking into the failures each six weeks in order to work out an adjustment which will be beneficial to the student. Counselors keep accumulated record folders and use all other resources to interpret to the faculty, home, and student the necessary information to guide the student toward his fullest development and achievement. Dean Stucky Anne Andrews Leone Lalwrence Anita Wheeler Page Seven 4644 Margie Goodwin, art Nora Stosz, buslness Gladys Mason, English Ava Stephens, homemaking R. J. Coile, industrial arts Bernice Payne, Latin Eula May Nunemacher, library Celia Canine. mathematics Bessie Goodyear, modern language Neil Dearinger, music James Kincaid, physical education Ann Theilen, physical education J. A. Glover, science DeForest Brown, social science Department Heads ffff Muffy We 1 ..... Q Harriet Blazier, mathematics John Bolan, physical education Helen Boys, English Frances Brooks, business Glen Browne, physical education Ralph Cauthon, mathematics Betty Sue Chapman, art Helen Christie, English Minnie Drowatzky, journalism Hardy Dunn, business Marie Dyer. business William Eddy. industrial art A. R. Edwards, physical education Sidney Estill, social science Christa Fisher, music Lee Fowler. social science Dorothy Gaddis, English Marvin Garfield, social science Harold Gish, industrial arts Raymond Goble, science Cecil Gray, science Clayton Hall, industrial arts Roy Harmon, social science Lois Haskin, physical education Margaret Hawk, physical education Maurice Hendershot, industrial arts Olin Hiebert, English Robert Hollowell, music Dell Johnson, study hall Orie Jones, industrial arts Esther Kaufman, English Jack Kincheloe, industrial arts Gerald 4Kinney, social science Lydia Koby, business Gladys Kuhn, homemaking Page Eight Ted Lamb, art Mildred Leaper, English Joe Lee, physical education Patricia Levi, physical educaftion Donald Martinson, mathematics Mary Helen Mastin, homemaking Ruth McCormick, speech Peggy McLuen. physical education Roy Metcalf, science June Nyquist, English Elsie Olson, business Robert Richardson, industrial arts Dorothy Robb. English Jack Rogers, science Eugene Schafnbacher, industrial arts Mary Shafer, English John Sheffield. study hall Frances Smith, library Laura Smith, mathematics Roberta Smith, English Vern Sumner, industrial arts Joy Swift, English Robert Temple, business A. J. Venning, science Enas Walker, homemafking H. F. Wiley, science F. G. Willett, business Randolph Woelk, industrial arts Harold Wood, business Stephen Wood, social science Robert Wright, social science Dorothy Wyatt, English Ruth Cowles, nurse Page Nine 1, ' Q W N1 A Mm i w 'la acuity Miss Roma June Burt is secretary to C. E. Strange. She takes dictation, types business letters, and does the general office work. Miss Burt is in charge of the faculty pay roll, the daily bulletin, and taking care of students' insurance. Mrs. Hazel Fisher is the school treasurer. All school funds and money collected or paid out for any purpose must pass through her hands. She also types up the honor rolls at the end of each six weeks. Mrs. Connie Miller answers the telephone, does photostating, types the eligibility list for sports activities, and does general clerical jobs. Miss Margaret Tomlinson, school registrar, keeps the records of the school and gives valuable service in outlining the course of study to students who need guidance. She also attends to the transfer of all credits to other high schools and colleges, and checks the juniors' and seniors' credits. Football Q0-ich Monk Edwards at mg last North- Jack Rogers' biology classes took their study of roots East 5 mme is being cheered onto the field by the Red 110i Oflly to heart, but also to their St0lT'l30hS. Bob Hollowell IS busy studying music The annual Christmas dmner to which former teachers and guests are invited, is one uf the outstanding faculty scores before a bind nts practice. Page Ten fOr5r Qa senden '1:. In ' zz- A1'1' ,.,A f f , . v.:. ,,:. ' 2-- f '1'1I:1 2 1, K x X, ABNEY, JIMMY DEAN-Hi-Y 23 Rifle 13 Football 13 Band 1. ABOUD, JOAN MARTHA-Semester Honorable Mention 23 Amard 33 Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Tepee Teasers 13 NORTH STAR, Reporter, Assistant Feature Editor 3. Trans- ferred from Wichita High School East-Dramatics Club 13 Pep Club 1. ALDERSON, MELVIN LOYD-Hi-Y 13 Auto 33 Rifle 13 Foot- ball l3 Track 1-2. ALEXANDER, BEVERLY MERVINE--Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Spanish 2. ALLEN, MARILYN KAY-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 2-32 Proc- tor 1-23 Semester Honorable Mention 3. ALLEN, MARION-Hi-Y 33 Rifle 2. ALLEN, RICHARD LEGLER-Photo 1-23 Science 33 Spanish 23 NORTH- STAR, Photographer 2-33 TOWER, Photographer 2-33 Semester Honor Roll 33 Quill and Scroll 3. ANDERSON, LOPENE-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Bible 1-2-3. U ANDREWS, GARY FLOYD ANGLEY, MARTHA ELIZABETH-Semester Honorable Mention 1-23 Y-Teen 23 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Spanish 33 Pen Pal, Secre- tary Treasurer 13 Chorus 13 Glee Club 23 Proctor 2. ARCHER, PHIL SHERMAN-Photo 23 Chess 3. ARENSBERG, JEROME H.-Hi-Y 33 Hi-Y Model Legislature 33 Golf 1-2-3. ARMFIELD, MARILYN JOYCE-Amard 1-31 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-31 NORTH STAR, Reporter, Assistant Advertising Manager 33 Life Saving 1. ARMSTRONG, MARGARET ANNE-Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Future Teachers 33 After School Sports 13 Leader Club 13 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 13 Ensemble 3. ARTHER, JIM LESTER-Junior Red Cross 23 Rifle 23 Radio, President 33 Intramural Sports 3. ASHBY, SHERIAN LEE-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-33 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 2-33 Band 1-2-33 Twirler 1-23 Head Twirler 3. JATHERTON, COLEEN SUE-Amard 1-2-3: Y-Teen 1-2-3: Red Arrows 1-2-33 Future Teachers 2-3, Secretary Treasurer 33 After School Sports 1-23 Glee Club 1-23 Semester Honor Roll 3. BAILEY, BONNIE JOYCE-Y-Teen 33 Photo 2. BAKER, BILLIE ANN-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-23 Future Nurses 33 Chorus 33 Glee Club l-2. Transferred from Wich- ita High School West-Y-Teen 13 Pep Club 13 Glee Club 1. BAKER, DONALD RAYMOND-Hi-Y 23 Auto 33 Wrestling 1-2. A BALDING, VONOLA BERNICE-Junior Red Cross 2-31 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Bookstore 23 Future Nurses 23 Semester Honor- ' able Mention 3. ,BALTON, MIKE R.-Junior Red Cross 1-2-33 Hi-Y 2-31 Rifle 1-23 if Football 1-23 Basketball 1. JBARRIENTOS, JOHN JESSE-Spanish 2. BASS, BEVERLY ANN-Y-Teen 33 Future Nurses 1-2-3, Presi- dent 33 After School Sports 1-23 Leader Club 1-23 Letter- woman -2. V BEACH, NANCY LEE-Y-Teen 13 Rifle 2-33 Chess 33 Chorus 2-32 Glee Club 1. BEHRHORST, RODNEY ROBERT-Hi-Y 2-3, Treasurer 23 Auto 33 Rifle 13 Football 1-23 Baseball 13 Wrestling 1-2-3. BENNEFIELD, NMRTHA RENE--Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 33 Semester Honorable Mention 3. BERANEK, LAVERGNE ADOLF-Chess 33 Track 1-2. BERLIN, DON LESLIE-Football 2-33 Basketball 2-33 Track 23 Intramural 1-3. BIELEFELD, EARL ARNOLD--Hi-Y 3. Transferred from Lost Springs High School-Baseball 1-23 Basketball 1-23 Presi- dent 13 Treasurer 23 Band 1-23 Chorus 1-2. 'n BILLS, JOSEPHINE CHRISTINE-Bible 2-33 Glee Club 1-2-3. BLAUER, PHIL CARSON-Hi-Y 1-2-3: Chess 23 Math and Slide Rule 13 Rifle 33 German 33 Tennis 13 Band 1. VvBLEVINS, JUDITH ANN-Junior Red Cross 13 Amard 33 Y-Teen 33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Pen Pal 23 Future Teachers 33 Glee Club 1. Transferred from Emporia High School, Emporia, Kansas-Pep Club 23 Y-Teen 23 Proctor 2. BONHAM, ELSIE JANE-Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-3. BONNER, GLENNA JEAN-Latin 2-3: Choir 33 Glee Club 2-33 Semester Honorable Mention 3. Transferred from Humans- ville High School-Band 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Glee Club 13 Ensemble 1. BOOZE, JOHN HOWARD-Math and Slide Rule 33 Radio 1-23 Head of PA System 33 Tennis 1. Page Twelve BOWLES, PHYLLIS JOAN-Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-32 Y-Teen 23 Bible 1-2-3. BRADLEY, DANNY PAUL BRADY, ED J.-Chess 2-3. Transferred from St. Mary's High School-Choir 2. BRANSON, ALWIN-Science 23 Gem and Mineral 33 Intramural 23 Baseball 23 Projectionist 1. BRASTED, DIANE EARLENE-Thespians 2-33 Semester Honor Roll 2-33 Semester Honorable Mention 13 Student Council 23 Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Proctor 2. BRATCHER, CAROLE-Y-Teen 2-33 After School Sports 13 Leader Club 13 Letterwoman 13 Chorus 33 Semester Honor Roll 3. xr BREAKER, ROY ELMER-Football 1-2. BREWER, DIANA THIEL--Semester Honor Roll 2'3l Semester Honorable Mention 13 Student Senate 1-2-33 Y-Teen, Cabinet and Council 1-2-3, Vice President 33 NORTH STAR, Reporter 2, Assistant Editor 33 TOWER, Clubs and Business Manager 33 After School Sports 23 Quill and Scroll 3. BREWER, KAREN LYNN-Semester Honor Roll 23 Semester Honorable Mention 1-32 Junior Red Cross 13 Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet md Council 33 Red Arrows 2-35 Future Teachers 2-3, President 33 Glee Club 13 Choir 2-33 Proctor 3. BROOKS, STEPHANIE ANNE--Semester Honor Roll 13 Semes- ter Honorable Mention 2-33 Student Council 13 Y-Teen 1-2-31 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Rifle 13 Choir 2-31 Glee Club 13 Ensemble 3: Cheerleader 2. BROWN, CAROLYN KAY-Transferred from Wichita High School West. BROWN, FAYE ELEANOR-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 2-33 Leader Club 1. J BROWN, GARRY HOMER-Math and Slide Rule 23 Track 13 Swimming 1-2-33 Letterman's Club 3. if BROWN, SAFRONIA LEE-Bible 3. BROWN, VERLIN EUGENE-Swimming 1. BROWNLEE, JERRY DEAN-Transferred from Braman, Okla- homa-Football 1. V BRYANT, NARVEL EUGENE-Track 1-21 Pep Band 23 Band 1-2-3. JBULLER, JERRY DEAN-Glee Club 3. BULLOCK, GEORGE EVERETT--Football 1-2-3: Baseball 2-3: Wrestling 2-3. BUNTON, KENNETH LEE-Basketball 13 Baseball 1-2. BURBANK, JOHN EDWARD JBURTON, SANDI DIANNE-Y-Teen 33 Red Arrows 33 Semester Honorable Mention 3. Transferred from Carthage, Missouri- Aristonian Literary Society 1-23 Tennis Team 1-23 Cheer- leader 1-23 Semester Honor Roll 1-21 Tri Hi-Y 1-23 French 1-23 Latin Club 13 Majorette 1. BUECSER5 ROBERT GENE-Student Assembly 33 Rifle 1: 1 e . BUTLER, GLYNN WAYNE-Hi-Y, Cabinet 33 Hi-Y Model Legis- lature 33 Math 2. Transferred from Tulsa' Central High School--Intramural 1. BUTTERFIELD, VIOLA MARIE-Business 33 Semester Honor- able Mention 33 After School Sports 3. Transferred from St. Mary's High School-Girls' Club 13 Pep Club 1. CAMPBELL, CONNIE LYNN-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-32 After School Sports 13 Chorus 23 Glee Club 13 Proctor 33 Semester Honorable Mention 3. CARLSON, JOHN LEROY-Semester Honorable Mention I-2-33 Hi-Y 13 Rifle 1-2-33 Tennis 1-2-33 Intramural 23 Glee Club 1. CARLTON, ELMER HARVEY-Football 1-23 Basketball 13 Wrestling 23 Semester Honorable Mention 3. CARMICHAEL, DONALD HOWARD-Rifle 13 Archery 2'31 Choir 33 Glee Club 2. f CARPENTER, MARY LOUISE-Y-Teen 1-23 Red Arrows 23 Bible 13 Chorus 2-33 Glee Club 1. CARR, JAMES HENRY-Football 2-33 Basketball 2-33 Track 2: Choir 2-3. Transferred from Wichita High School East- Basketball 1. CARRELL, JIM L. CARTER, DONALD RAY CARTER, JOANN4emester Honor Roll 23 Semester Honorable Mention 1-32 Student Senate 23 Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 23 Red Arrows 1-2-33 NORTH STAR, Reporter 2, Co-Editor 33 TOWER, Senior Editor 33 After School Sports 1-23 Proctor 1-23 Health Council 1-23 Quill and Scroll 3. CATHEY, RICHARD LEE-Auto 33 Football 23 Track 1. CAYLOR, ARTIE CHARLENE-Future Nurses 1-2-33 After School Sports 1-2. Page Thirteen 3 W ng . , ffm N mb 'W Q Q X 'Z Seadaw Semiaw , . . . ... f , 1-.Ma .. A .J '3 3? . ' , - Af 3 rs mn' CHANDLER, SUSIE LEE-Bible 1-2-3. 4 CHAVEZ, ANTONIO-Spanish, President 23 Boys' State 23 Pro- jectionist 1-2-3. CHAIVEZ, JOSFPHINE-Y-Teen 1-31 Spanish 1-2-3, Vice Presi- ent 3. CHURNING, BETTY LEE-Junior Red Cross 1-2-31 Future Nurses 1-2-31 After School Sports 1-2-31 Letterwoman 23 Life Saving 2. CLARE, HARRY LEE-Auto 33 Rifle 13 Radio 2. CLARK, DEE LOYS-Football 13 Track 23 Baseball 23 Tennis 23 f Glee Club 3. VCLARK, JOYCE LEA--Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 13 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Glee Club 1-23 Semester Honorable Mention 3. CLARK, KENNETH POWERS-Rifle 2-3, Secreta-ry Treasurer3 Football 1-23 Intramural 33 Golf 33 Baseball 13 Wrestling 13 Pro- jectionist 3. CLARK, MINEE CAROLYN-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Business 23 After School Spcrts 1-23 Leader Club 1-23 Bookstore 23 Semester Honorable Mention 3. CLEARY, PATRICIA ANN-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1. COATE, EDDITH MARIE-Pen Pal 13 Bible 2-3. COCKRUM, NOMA ANN-Y-Teen 1-33 Red Arrows 1-2-3. CODER, JUDITH ANN-Semester Honorable Mention 2: Y-Teen 1-2-32 Red Arrows 1-2-31 Glee Club 13 Proctor 1-2-3. COLEY, GEORGE V. JR.-Rifle 3. Transferred from Holton High School-Kays 1-2. COLLINS, LARRY GARLAND-Rifle 13 Choir 2-3. VICONLEY, KENNETH RAY-Intramural 2. CONLEY, VERN COOK, RICHARD LEE-Business 3. COON, DALE-Transferred from Wichita High School East. COONROD. BARBARA IRENE-Amard 1-2-33 Thespians 3: Bible 2-3: Choir 2-33 Glee Club 13 Semester Honorable Mention 3. COOPER, CARL E.-Hi-Y 1-2-32 Rifle 1-23 Football 13 Basket- ball 13 Track 13 Intramural 1-2-3. COOPER, JOHN PERRY-Semester Honorable Mention 2-33 Rifle 1. COPE, BARRY DEAN--Junior Red Cross 13 Hi-Y 2-3: Spanish 23 Auto 33 Baseball 1-23 Glee Club 1. CORZINE, ROY EDWARD COTA, SONDRA ELAINE-Spanish 33 Bible 2-33 Transferred from Valley Center High School-Band 13 Glee Club 13 Purple and Gold 1. COTTER, LORENZO LESLIE-Rifle 1: Football 1-2: Track 2: Baseball 13 Wrestling 23 Pep Band 1-2-33 Band 1-2-3, Vice President 2, President 3. COUFAL, DIANE4Qui1l and Scroll 33 Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-33 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-3, Treasurer 33 NORTH STAR, Reporter 2, Advertising Manager 33 TOWER, Faculty Editor 33 Glee Club 1. COUSINS, DOLLIE LUCINDA-Semester Honorable Mention 23 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 After School Sports 33 Proctor 2-3. COVEY, DOLORES YVONNE-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-3: Y-Teen 1-23 Red Arrows 1-21 Pen Pal 33 Business 33 After School Sports 1. COX, GEORGIE ANNA-Y-Teen 2-31 Business 23 Bible 3. COZART, PRESTENE RAE-Semester Honor Roll 2-31 Semester Honorable Mention 13 Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 33 Red Arrows 1-2-31 Chorus 23 Glee Club 13 Bookstore 33 Proc- tor 1-2-3. CREED, CURTIS LEE-Football 2. CREPPS, RICHARD EUGENE-Auto 33 Rifle 2-33 Baseball 2-3. CREWS, DORA JUNE-Junior Red Cross 33 Y-Teen 23 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Future Teachers 33 After School Sports 1-23 Proctor 33 Semester Honorable Mention 3. CRISWELL, BARBARA ANN-Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 33 Future Teachers 33 Bible 1-23 After School Sports 1-2. CROSEETAT, RUTH LEDORA--Pen Pal 2-33 Future Nurses 1-23 1 e . Page Fourteen CUMMINGS, HOWARD ELMER CUMMINS, STEWART CLARENCE-Hi-Y 13 Baseball 1-23 Semes- 1 ter Honorable Mention 3. JCUNNINGHAM, JULENE-Y-Teen 1-2-31 Red Arrows 23 Latin 1-31 After School Sports 13 Life Saving 1-23 Semester Honorable Mention 3. 'V DALTON, ROBERT EVERETT DAUGHERTY, ANNA MARIlEPJunior Red Cross 2: Future V Nurses 1-2-33 Glee Club 1. J DAUSE, CARRIE MARIE-Y-Teen 1: Glee Club 1. DAVIDSON, VAUGHN RENE-Semester Honorable Mention 23 Rifle 1-2-33 Projectionist 2-3. DAVIS, CAROLYN R.-Pep Band 1-2-33 Band 1-2-3. I DAVIS, DORIS LAVON-Junior Red Cross 3: Bible 2-3. VXDAVIS, JERRY ALAN-Letterman's Club 33 Rifle 33 Football 1-2-31 Swimming 13 Baseball 23 Wrestling 2. JDAVIS, MARVIN LEE-Auto 33 Rifle 1-2: Football 2. DAVIS, NODRA CHARLES-Y-Teen 1-2-32 Red Arrows 2-33 Bible 1. JDAVIS, SANDRA RUTH-Quill and Scroll 33 Thespians 2-33 Semester Honor Roll 2-33 Amard 2-33 Student Assembly 33 Y-Teen 23 Red Arrows 2-33 Pen Pal 23 NORTH STAR, Re- porter, Feature Editor 33 After School Sports 23 Life Saving 23 Pep Band 33 Bafnd 2-3, Secretary 3. Transferred from Nevada High School-Honor Roll 13 Pep Club 13 Band 13 Choir 1, DAWSON, LIZZIE LALITHA-Student Senate, Sergeant at Arms 33 Y-Teen, Cabinet and Council 33 Red Arrows 33 Science 23 Stamp 1. Transferred from India. DAY, BILL MARTIN-Semester Honorable Mention 2-31 Chess 33 Stamp 1-21 Band 1-2-3. DEAL, CHARLES DWIGHT-Football 1-23 Wrestling 1. DEBROT, BEVERLY ANN-Semester Honorable Mention 2-33 Student Assembly 33 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 After School Sports 1-23 Leader Club 1-23 Letterwoman 1. J DODGE, DEANNA SUE-Y-Teen 33 Red Arrows 33 Pen Pal 1-23 f Future Nurses 23 Bible 1. NIDOUGLAS, JAMES NEALLY-Band 1-2-3. JDOYLE, CARL LYNN-Semester Honorable Mention 2-31 Hi-Y 33 Business 3. DRAKE, WAYMUTH KATHLEEN-Semester Honorable Men- tion 1-33 Y-Teen 1-2'3Q Red Arrows 2-3. DUNCAN, CAROL FAYE-Bible 3: After School Sports 1-23 Prcctor 1, DUNCAN, DARREL RAY DUNCAN, FREDDIE JOE-Hi-Y 13 Rifle 13 Baseball 23 Alter- nate Cheerleader 3. EDMONSTON, MARY JOYCE-Semester Honor Roll 1-3Q Semes- ter Honorable Mention 23 Y-Teen 1-2-31 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Choir 2-31 Ensemble 2-3. EKSTROM, JACK DENNIS-Thespians 33 Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-33 Amard 2-31 Pen Pal 13 Football 13 Baseball 1. ELLIOT, ROSALYN MARIE-Thespians 33 Semester Honor Roll 1-2-33 Amard 1-2-33 Y-Teen 1-2-3: Red Arrows 1-2-3. ELLIS, LINDA AVID-Semester Honorable Mention 33 Y-Teen 1-2-32 Red Arrows 1-23 Future Nurses 33 After School Sports ll-23 tNOIgTH STAR, Reporter, Art Editor 33 Glee Club 13 roc or . ii ELMORE, VICTOR DEAN--Gem and Mineral 33 Intramural 2. EMANUEL, SHARRON ANN-Thespians 2-33 Semester Honor Roll 1-2-33 Junior Red Cross 33 After School Sports 33 Pep Band 2-31 Band 2-3. Transferred from Yukon High School-- Annual Staff 23 National Honor Society 1-23 FHA 13 All- State Honor Band 23 Saxophone Quartet 1-23 Girls' State 23 Band Letterwoman 2. EMMERT, JUDITH GAIL-Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-33 Bible 1-2-33 Bookstore 3. ENGLISH, GLENNA JO-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-33 Y-Teen E-23 tFufure Teachers 2-3, Vice President 33 After School pors . ERNST, STEPHEN RICHARD-Semester Honorable Mention 2-33 H1-Y 1-2-33 Hi-Y Model Legislature 2-33 Letterman's Club 2-33 Chess 1-2-33 Boys' State 23 Football 1-2-33 Swimming 1-2-33 Tennis 1-2-3. EVANS, MARGARET ANN-Junior Red Cross 33 Semester Honor Roll 3: Future Nurses 3. Transferred from Yuma High School-Latin Club 2-33 Future Nurses 2-31 Treasurer 33 Choir 2-3: Choraliers 3. EVANS, ROBERT M.-Junior Red Cross 1-23 Rifle 1-23 Football 13 Track Manager 13 Intramural 33 Cross Country Manager 23 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 13 Ensemble 3. EWERTT, DONALD GENE Page Fifteen , . . Semen i ki Q. is if 1 1.1-. yung 3. Q . 43 Seadoec . 'K A . ,.: , . J -- :'- yy nlzl 1 -af -.H+ 'EE ' 5 ' X I , . . 3 -J ,. ,. . 2 y .. .... 3, ,. . 'le i w FAUSS. DENNIS NEIL- Chess 1-2. FINCH, JANIE MAE-Business 2-33 Bible 1. FISCHER, SARAH ANN-Student Assembly 33 Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 33 Red Arrows 1-2-31 Rifle 13 Future Teachers 3. FISH, WILLIAM- LEE-Hi-Y 1-23 Letterman's Club 23 Latin 33 glagi and Slide Rule 23 Rifle 13 Football 1-21 Basketball 13 o 1-2. FISHER, SHIRLEY ANN-Red Arrows 1-23 Future Nurses 2-3, Corresponding Secretary 33 Chorus 2-33 Glee Club 13 Christaletts 33 Semester Honor Roll 3. FIT?lNQIgURICE, VIRGINIA CLAY-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows FORD, JACQUELINE KAY-Red Arrows 33 Y-Teen 3. Trans- ferred from Wichita High School East. FORD, ROSALIE-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-3. FOX, MARY FRANCIES+-Future Nurses 23 Glee Club 33 After School Sports 1-2-3. FRALEY, ENERD LOUISE-Transferred from Ash Flat High School-Secretary 23 FHA 1-2. FRANCISCO, WILMA LOU-Y-Teen 1-21 Red Arrows 1-23 Glee Club 3. FULLEN, RONNIE RAY--Track 1-2-33 Wrestling 2-3. GADDIS, JERRY ALLEN-Hi-Y 13 Wrestling 1-2. GARRISON, DOUGLAS LEE-Junior Red Cross 13 Stamp 13 Rifle 1-2-3 GELVIN, RICHARD MACK-Hi-Y 2-31 Rifle 2. GERETY, RICHARD PATRICK-Junior Red Cross 23 Hi-Y 23 Letterman's Club 33 Math and Slide Rule 23 Rifle 13 Foot- ball 13 Swimming 1-2-31 Baseball 1-2-33 Cross Country 3. GILBERT, FRED MCKINLY-Rifle 23 Photo 33 Projectionist 2-3. GILE, DENNIS RAY-Band 1-2-3. GILKEY, WARREN GENE-Hi-Y 23 Letterman's Club 33 Math and Slide Rule 1-2, Secretary Treasurer 2: Football 1-33 Basketball 1. GILMORE, VICKI LYNN-Semester Honor Roll 2-33 Semester Honorable Mention 13 Y-Teen 1-2-32 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Choir 33 Chorus 23 Glee Club 13 Proctor 3. GILSTRAP, MARILYN JOANNE-Junior Red Cross 13 Y-Teen 33 Pen Pal 23 Bible 1-23 Band 1-2-33 Proctor 3. GLASS, DIANE WANITA-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Business, President X! 33 Bookstore 1-2. KJ GLASS, LEQUETTA JEAN-Junior Red Cross 13 Y-Teen 1-33 Red Arrows 33 Pen Pal 23 Latin 1-23 Future Nurses 23 After School Sports 1-23 Leader Club 13 Semester Honorable Men- tion 3. GONZALES, BIATRIZ-Semester Honorable Mention 13 Junior Red Cross 13 Y-Teen 33 Red Arrows 1-2: Photo 33 Future Nurses 13 NORTH STAR, Reporter 2, Circulation Manager 33 TOWER, Circulation Manager 33 Leader Club 13 Life Saving 2. GRAY, GARY GENE-Semester Honorable Mention 1-23 Science 33 Math and Slide Rule 23 Rifle 13 Football 13 Intramural 23 Tennis 1-2-33 Semester Honor Roll 3. GRAY, GREGORY ALLAN-Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-33 Letterman's Club 2-33 Football 1-2-33 Track 1-23 Swimming 1-2-3. GREEN, DOUGLAS BRADFORD GREENHAGEN, CAMERON FREDRICK-Science 2: Auto 3. Transferred from Washington High School-Track 2. GREER, ALBERT ROY II-Tennis 3: Pep Band 33 Band 33 Orchestra 3. Transferred from Ark City High School-Band Letterman 1-23 Orchestra 1-22 Tennis Z3 Conference Presi- dent 2. GRIM, LEROY-Hi-Y 33 Science 23 Football 23 Track 2: Glee Club 2-3. Transferred from Douglass High School-Football 13 Track 1. GROE, KAREN RAE-Vice President 33 Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 NORTH STAR, Rie- porter 23 TOWER, Assistant Underclassmen 33 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 13 Quill and Scroll 3. GUTHRIE, CHARLOTTE SUE-Semester Honor Roll 23 Semester Honorable Mention 1-33 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 2-33 Spanish 33 Future Teachers 33 Choir 2-3. GUTHRIE, GARY LYNN-Junior Red Cross 33 Bible 2-33 Choir 2-33 Ensemble 2-31 Glee Club 1. Transferred from Wichita High School East-Hi-Y 13 Glee Club 1. HAGEN, BRUCE RICHARD-Rifle 13 Football 13 Tumbling 1-23 Baseball 1-2-33 Wrestling 2-3. HAGGARD, JIMMIE LOU--Semester Honorable Mention 23 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 2-3. HAKE, GARY G. Page Sixicen HALL, MARTHA ANNE-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-35 Y-Teen 2-35 Red Arrows 2-35 Band 1-2-35 Twirler 1-2-3. HAMILTON, KAREN JANEEN-Secretary Treasurer 25 Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-35 Student Assembly, Parliamentarian 35 Y-Teen 2-3, Cabinet and Council 35 Red Arrows 1-2-35 Future Teachers 2-35 After School Sports 1-2. HANNAH, ROBERT JAMES-Rifle 25 Semester Honorable Men- tion 35 Archery 2-35 Glee Club 3. Transferred from Wichita High School East-Rifle 1. HARCOURT, BEVERLY ANNE-Junior Red Cross 2-35 Business 3. HARDY, MARTHA C.-Semester Honorable Mention 3. Trans- ferred from Conway High School-Library Club 2. HARP, EVELYN KAY-Y-Teen 1-2-3: Red Arrows 1-2-35 NORTH STAR, Reporter 2, Assistant Feature Editor 35 TOWER, Club Editor 35 After School Sports 2. HARPER, CHARLES WARREN-Hi-Y 1-2, President 25 Hi-Y Model Legislature 25 Rifle 1. HARPER, EDWARD GUS-Rifle 15 Radio 1-2-3, Vice President 3. VHARRISON, EMMA JEAN-Future Nurses 2. Transferred from Douglass High School-Secretary 15 NHA 1. HARTWICK, JARREL DEE HARVEY, GARY B.-Thespians 35 Amard 35 Rifle 15 NORTH STAR, Reporter, Co-Sports Editor 35 Semester Honorable Mention 3. HAUSER, RICHARD ALAN-Thespians 1-2-3, President 2-35 Semester Honor Roll 1-2-35 Amard 1-2-35 Student Council 25 Student Senate, Pa-rliamentarian 35 Tepee Teasers, Vice President 15 Tennis 15 Band 1-2-35 Pep Band 2-3. HAYES, RODGER LYNN-Math and Slide Rule 3. 1 HAYES, JIMMIE WAYNE-Track 15 Intramural 35 Tennis 3. HECKMAN, CAROLYN JEAN-Y-Teen 35 Semester Honor Roll 35 Bible 3. Transferred from South High, Denver, Colorado- Junior Prom 2. HEINER, SHANNON JO-Semester Honorable Mention 1-25 Y-Teen 1-2-35 Red Arrows 1-2-35 Future Teachers 35 Choir 35 Chorus 25 Glee Club 15 Ensemble 35 Proctor 2-3. HENDERSON, DONALD LOUIS-Hi-Y 2-35 Math and Slide Rule 25 Rifle 35 Football 1-2-35 Track 35 Basketball 1. HENRY, BETTY JEAN-Semester Honorable Mention 25 Y-Teen 2-3. Transferred from Winfield High School-Secretary 15 After School Sports 1-2. HENRY, JUNA JOANNEaSemester Honorable Mention 2-35 NORTH STAR, Reporter, Editor 35 Amard 25 Y-Teen 35 Red Arrows 3. Transferred from Modesto High School-Dramatics Club 1: NFL 15 Spanish 15 Pen Pal 15 Writer's Club 15 CSF 15 Semester Honor Roll 15 Quill and Scroll 3. HERRING, ROBERT LEE-Hi-Y 1-2-35 Rifle 35 Football 15 Track 1. Transferred from Kingman High School. xl! IHESS, GEORGE WILLIAM VHESSER, LILA SUE-Y-Teen 25 Future Nurses 25 Future Teachers 25 Bible 15 Pen Pal 15 Semester Honor Roll 3. HEWITT, JAMES DAVID--Photo 3. Transferred from Hutchinson High School-Hi-Y 1-25 Junior Red Cross 1-25 Photographer 25 Homeroom Vice President 1-25 Peril Club 1: Palette and Brush 1-25 Choir 15 Glee Club 15 Football 1-25 Honor Roll 15 Track 25 Key Club 2. HICKS, ANDREW CLIFTON-Science 2. Transferred from Clea-r- View High School. Y,,I-IILTON. JON MAC-Hi-Y 12 Rifle 3. VHINDERLITER, DAVID BURTON-Letterman's Club 2-35 Foot- ball 1: Swimming 1-2-35 Intramural 2-35 Baseball 1-2-35 , Choir 3. VHOLADAY, JORETTA ROSE-Junior Red Cross 35 Y-Teen 1-25 Red Arrows 1-2-35 After School Sports 1. IVHOLLOWAY, WILLIE PEARL-Y-Teen 35 Future Nurses 1-2-3. -'J HOLMES, SANDRA KAY HOPE, LYNDA BETH-Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-35 Y-Teen 1-2-35 Red Arrows 35 Bible 1-25 After School Sports 15 Chorus 1-2-3. HOPKINS, JAMES E.-Rifle 1-25 Backetball 1-25 Intramural 15 Baseball 3. VHOUSE, ORA DANDRIDGE-Y-Teen 35 Future Nurses 1-2-35 After School Sports 1-2-35 Letterwoman 1-2-35 Life Saving 1. HOWE, LEO FRANKLIN-Business 3. HOWELL, BOBBY GENE-Football 1-2-35 Basketball 1-2-35 Track 1-35 Letterman's Club 3. HOWELL, MARIAN ANN-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-35 Y-Teen 1-2-35 Red Arrows 1-2-35 Choir 2-35 Glee Club 1. yi HUNSAKER, DEAN C.-Amard 25 Tepee Teasers 15 NORTH STAR, Reporter, Columnist 35 Stage Technician 3. Ur Page Seventeen 1555. ':-:- 315 ' if af V in . . . Sendaza 1 v.,.. , .5 ..,v : V iv : . tl .-v:-' is l V -6 ,,... i '5 'Z , '. -'555 -X iiii ,... .., 5'5 I 5555 ,E Q if f ff A y we WW 2.1 Sendaza 5 BM' -.-. 452 ..A.,... . mg? . ' dr I ,K Q if-1 3, .-: 1, , -. 3. HUNTSINGER, PHILLIP GENE-Letterman's Club 2-3, Presi- dent 33 Football 1-2-33 Basketball 1-22 Baseball 1-2-3. HYER, GARY GENE INGELS, BERYL JEAN-Semester Honor Roll 2-33 Semester Honorable Mention 13 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 2-33 Future Nurses 13 Glee Club 1-23 Proctor 3. IRION, RONALD LEE-Letterman's Club 2-33 Football 1'2-32 Track 1-23 Wrestling 2-33 Pep Band 23 Band 1-2. JACKSON, JUDY GAIL-Student Council 2: Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red :Arrows 1-2-31 Spanish 23 Proctor 23 Semester Honorable Men- ion 3. if JACKSON, PHIL-Wrestling 1-2-3. JAMES, LONNIE-Letterman's Club 33 Football 1-2-31 Track 1-23 Basketball 1. JEFFERIES, LARRY D.-Rifle 1-2-33 Football 2-32 Wrestling 1-2, Pep Band 33 Band 1-2-33 Semester Honorable Mention 3. JEFFERSON, PEGGY JEAN- Semester Honorable Mention 23 Y-Teen 23 Business 2-33 Archery 1. JENKINS, CARMEN KAY-Semester Honorable Mention 23 Y-Teen 1-22 Rifle 23 Band 1-23 Bookstore 3. JENKINS, EILEENE MARGAURITE-Semester Honorable Men- tion 23 Semester Honor Roll 33 Amard 13 Student Council 1-23 Intra-City Council, Secretary Treasurer 23 Student Senate 33 Red Arrows 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 2-3, President 33 Rifle 13 NORTH STAR, Reporter 2, Proofreader 33 TOWER, Co-Editor 33 After School Sports 13 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 13 Proctor 23 Quill and Scroll 3. JENKINS, HERB GEORGE-Semester Honorable Mention 2-33 Golf 13 Tennis 33 Pep Band 33 Band 1-2-3. JENKINS, JANET CAROLE-Y-Teen 1-2-31 Red Arrows 33 Future Nurses 2-32 Future Teachers 33 Bible 13 After School Sports 1-23 Life Saving 23 Orchestra 13 Semester Honorable Mention 3. JENKINS, MIKE EARL-Letterman's Club 2-33 Football 1-2-33 Basketball 1-2-33 Baseball 1-2-3. JENNINGS, HENRY W.-Basketball 33 Baseball 33 Choir 3. Transferred from Andover High School-Baseball 13 Basket- ball 13 Choir 1. JENSEN, CAROL LOUISE-Semester Honor Roll 23 Y-Teen 2-3: Red Arrows 2-33 Future Teachers 33 After School Sports 2. Transferred from Highland Park High School-Y-Teen 13 Pep Club 13 Future Homemakers of America 13 Honor Roll 1. JESSEN, JERRY E.-Thespians 2-33 Junior Red Cross 23 Amard 2-33 Pep Band 33 Band 2-33 Orchestra 33 Stage Technician 2-3. Transferred from Harlandale High School-Dance Band 23 Pit Orchestra 23 Pep Band 23 Stage Technician 2. JIMENEZ, ROBERT EUGENE-Track 13 Wrestling 1-2-3. JOHNSON, NANCY CAROL-Future Nurses 23 Semester Honor- able Mention 3. Transferred from Englewood High School- Secretary Treasurer 13 Band 13 Glee Club 13 Pep Club 1: Honorable Mention 1. JONES, CAROLYN KAY-Semester Honorable Mention 23 Y- Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 After School Sports 1-2-33 Leader Club 2-33 Letterwoman 33 Semester Honor Roll 3. JJONES, CLEON JONES, LARRY CARL-Bible 1-2-33 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 13 Semester Honorable Mention 3. JONES, LENZIE ANTHONY-Basketball 1-23 Track 13 Glee Club 13 Choir 2-3. JORDON, ALICE MARIE-Junior Red Cross 2-33 Y-Teen 13 Te- pee Teasers 13 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 13 Ensemble 2-3. JORDON, FLOYD LAWSON-Semester Honorable Mention 11 Junior Red Cross 33 Tepee Teasers 13 Science 23 Choir 2-3: J Glee Club 13 Ensemble 2-3. JUNKER, BARBARA ANN-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Spanish 23 Life Saving 23 Water Safety Instructors Aide 23 Proctor 23 Semester Honor Roll 3. JUNOD, DON A.-Thespians 1-2-33 Junior Red Cross 1-23 Amard 1-2-31 Tepee Teasers 13 Choir 2-32 Glee Club 13 Ensemble 2-3. KAUTZ, LARRY CLAYTON-Radio 1-2-33 Projectionist 1. KECK, DENNA VEY-Y-Teen 33 Bible 33 Glee Club 3. Trans- ferred from Phoenix South Mountain High School-Chorus 2. KEISTER, JIM E.--Junior Red Cross 33 Latin 2-33 Bible 11 Band 1. Transferred from Wichita High School East-Bible Club 1. KELLER, KAREN LEE-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 After School Sports 13 Glee Club 1. KENT, RAYMOND EVERETT-Rifle 13 Football 1-2. KING, JOYCE--Y-Teen 33 Red Arrows 2-33 After School Sports 1-2. KING, MAX DUANE-Bible 1-2-3, President 3. KING, RICHARD HAWORTH-Band 1-2-33 Orchestra 1-2-33 Cheerleader 33 Semester Honorable Mention 3. KNUTSEN, JANICE MARILYN-Semester Honorable Mention 2-33 Y-Teen 1-2-31 Red Arrows 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 2-3: After School Sports 1'2I Life Saving 11 Proctor 13 Student Assembly 3. Page Eighteen J KOEGEBOEHN, JANICE IRENE-Semester Honorable Mention 23 Junior Red Cross 23 Student Assembly 33 Y-Teen, Cabinet and Council 33 Red Arrows 2-33 Semester Honor Roll 3. Transferred from Wichita High School East-Junior Red Cross 1, Pep Club 13 Future Nurses 13 Glee Club 1. KOONTZ, KEITH E.-Junior Red Cross 23 Hi-Y 33 Archery 2-33 Swimming 13 Intramural 3. Transferred from Wichita High School East-Football 1. LAMBERT, JUDY ANN-Semester Honorable Mention 1-22 Y- Teen 1-23 Red Arrows 1-23 After School Sports 1-23 Life Saving 2. LAND, NORMA LEE-Semester Honor Roll 2-33 Red Arrows 13 Orchestra 1-2-3. LANGLEY, Rodney A.--Semester Honor Roll 13 Photo 13 Track 1: Cross Country 1-2. LARSON, KATHERINE ANN-Secretary Treasurer 33 Student Council 23 Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 23 Red Arrows 1-2-32 Life Saving 2: Glee Club 1-23 Assembly Committee 3: 1 Semester Honor Roll 3. J LAW, BETTY JO-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Bible 1-23 Band l-2-33 Orchestra , 1-2, Vice President 23 String Ensemble 1. V LAWSON, GARY LYNN 1 X- LAWYER, JUDITH ELLEN-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2'3Q Chorus 2-33 Glee Club 13 Proctor 2. LEHMBECK, WILLIAM L.-Gem and Mineral, Vice President 33 Semester Honorable Mention 33 Football 2. Transferred from Wichita High School East-Football 1. LEWIS, REX D.-Football 1-2-33 Track 13 Tumbling 13 Wrestling 2-33 Letterman's Club 2. LIMPER, PHYLLIS JEAN--Y-Teen 33 Pen Pal 1-23 Bible 1-2-33 After School Sports 1-2-33 Life Saving 23 Band 2-33 Glee Club 1. LITTLE, BRUCE WILSON-Transferred from Lebanon High School-Chorus 1. LOCK, BILLY DOW-Semester Honorable Mention 23 Hi-Y 13 Gem and Mineral 33 Bible 1-23 Choir 2-31 Glee Club 13 Ensemble 3. LOVERN, JERRY LEROY-Latin 1-23 Pep Band 1-2-33 Band J 1-2-3: Orchestra 3: Semester Honor Roll 3. LUCAS, AL W.-Football 1-2-33 Basketball 1-2. LUNSFORD, LARIMORE KINDRICK-Semester Honor Roll 1-23 Amard 33 Student Council 1-2, Vice President 23 Student Senate, President 33 Hi-Y 2-3, Devotional Chairman 23 Hi-Y Model Legislature 23 Boys' State 23 Math and Slide Rule 23 Football 1-2: Golf 23 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 13 Projectionist 13 J Semester Honorable Mention 3. MADDERN, BARBARA ALLENE-Y-Teen 1-33 Red Arrows 13 , Future Nurses 1. I MANELY, WILLIAM EARLE--Thespians 2-33 Junior Red Cross 13 Amard 1-2-33 Tepee Teasers 1. MANNAN, SANDRA GAIL-Semester Honor Roll 1-23 Red Arrows 2: Spanish 33 Rifle 13 Pen Pal 13 Semester Honorable Mention 3. JMARSHALL, ROGER BRUCE-Rifle 13 Letterman's Club 33 Football 1-2-33 Track 1-2-33 Wrestling 2-3. MARTIN, JOE THURMAN MARTIN, JULIANNE-Junior Red Cross 13 Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Future Teachers 33 Glee Club 13 Semester Honorable Mention 3. MATHIS, JIMMY-Hi-Y 2-3, Vice President 33 NORTH STAR, Reporter 2, Sports Editor 33 TOWER, Sports Editor 33 Basketball 13 Intramural 1-2-33 Baseball 2-3. MAYER, FLOY RAYE-Sergeant at Arms 23 Student Senate, Secretary 33 Y-Teen 1-2-3. Cabinet and Council 2-3, Treasurer 33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 NORTH STAR, Reporter 2, Business Manager, Girls' Sports Editor 33 TOWER, Activity Co- Editor 33 Glee Club 13 Quill and Scroll 33 Semester Honor Roll 3. McCARRIER, JOHN ROBERT-H1-Y, Treasurer 33 Letterman's, Club 2-33 Basketball 1-23 Track 1-2-33 Wrestling 3. MCCARTY, THOMAS MICHAEL-Rifle 1-23 Football 1-23 Track 1-2-33 Swimming 2-33 Intramural 23 Wrestling 1. MCCLELLAND, NANCY L.-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 33 Rifle E2-Iii Future Teachers 33 Bible 13 After School Sports 1-2-33 an 1. iviccoivus, ROBERT HAROLD VMcDONALD, CLYDE JOHN MCFATE, RACHAEL KAREN-Semester Honorable Mention 13 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 After School Sports 1-22 Choir 2-32 Glee Club 1. MCCEIILIREQWILLARD LEO-Football 1-23 Track 13 Intramural 2-33 in . McKAY, JO ANN-Y-Teen 1-2-31 Future Nurses 33 Bible 23 After School Sports 2-33 Leader Club 2-31 Letterwoman 2-3. McKINNEY, BOB WAYNE 'V' MEANS, JIMMIE DALENE-Semester Honor Roll 2-33 Latin 2-3, Vice Consul 33 Future Nurses 13 After School Sports 13 Life Saving 1. MEEK, NILES-Chess 3. Page Nineteen Seaview endow it , we? ,, -:' EE- f...,.,.. V 3 .. k . 3 ati MERRELL, ANNA VICTORIA-Y-Teen 1-2-3, Treasurer 2, Cao- ' met and Council 13 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Choir 33 Chorus 23 Glee Club 1. MILBANK, ELIZABETH ANN-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-32 Amard 13 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 2-3, Secretary 33 After School Sports 1-2-33 Leader Club 1-2-3, President 23 Life Saving 13 Water Safety In- structors Aide 2: Proctor 1-2. MILLER, ALMEDA LEE-Y-Teen 23 Red Arrows 2-33 Pen Pal 13 After Scgiool Sports 2-33 Leader Club 2-3, President 33 Letter- woman . MILLER, DONALD BRUCE-Hi-Y 1-2, Treasurer 13 Secretary 23 Hi-Y Model Legislature 13 Rifle 1. MILLER, HELEN ROSE-Y-Teen 33 Red Arrows 2-31 Pen Pal 13 Future Nurses 13 After School Sports 1-2-33 Leader Club 3. MILLER, LEE ROY-Thespians 2-31 Junior Red Cross 13 Amard 1-2-33 Football 13 Tennis 13 Wrestling 23 Choir 2-31 Chorus 2-3: Glee Club lj Ensemble 33 Cheerleader 2-3. MOORE, ALAN ARTHUR-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-32 Science 13 Math and Slide Rule 23 Basketball 13 Intramural 2-3: Golf 33 Pep Band 33 Band 2-31 Orchestra 1-3. MOORE, JIMMIE BRYANT-Rifle 23 Intramural 2-3. Transferred from Miami, Oklahoma, High School-Baseball 1. MOOREHOUSE, JIM LEE--Track 3. Transferred from South east High School-Football 13 Basketball 1-23 Track 1-2. MORENO, PATRICIA HILDA-Semester Honor Roll 23 Semester Honorable Mention 1-33 Red Arrows 33 Latin 13 Band 1-2-3. ORGANS, HARVEY L.-Transferred from Boone High School, Bowne, Ohio. MORRIS, GLORIA JUNE-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-3: Band 1-2-3. MORRIS, RONNIE E.MJuni0r Red cross 1-23 Stamp 23 Bible ':': ' 1 1-2-33 Stage Technician 2. MUHLENBRUCH, NANCY KAY-Semester Honorable Mention 3:', 1-2-33 Amard 23 Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Spanish 23 Q2 vzun Chorus 23 Proctor 2. ':' 1': 5 MURPHY, CAROLYN MAE-Thespians 2-3, Treasurer 33 Semes- ter Honor Roll 2-33 Semester Honorable Mention 13 Amard f Q 2-31 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Student Council 13 4 s i sf student senate 33 Girls' state 23 choir 2-33 Glee Club 13 ' ' Assembly Committee 3. MYERS , BILLY OWEN MYERS, JARRELL LACY'Busiuess 33 Math and Slide Rule 13 Football 1. MYERS, WILLIAM HAROLD-Math and Slide Rule, Secretary Treasurer 33 Track 1-23 Chess 23 Intramural 23 Choir 23 Glee Club 1. MYNATT, RICHARD LEROY-Rifle 3. NASH, ISAAC AUGUST-Bible 3. Transferred from Phyllis Q Wheatley High School-ROTC 23 Basketball 13 Debate 1-23 Christian Student Union 23 Biological Society 13 Drill Platoon Leader 2. NATH, CARL WILLIAM-Basketball 33 Baseball 3. Transferred from Winfield High School-Basketball 13 Baseball 23 PEP Society 1-23 Intramural 1-2. NEFF, KAREN KAY-Y-Teen 1-2-32 Future Nurses 2-3, Chairman of Constitution Committee. NELSON, RICHARD DALE-Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-3: Letterman's Club 2-31 Math and Slide Rule 23 Football 2-33 Wrestling 1-2-33 Pep Band 23 Band 1-2. NEWHOUSE, EVERETT-Rifle 1. NEWTON, DARWIN EUGENE--Semester Honorable Mention 13 Rifle 1-21 Football 13 Baseball 1. NICHOLS, ALICE ARLINE-Semester Honor Roll 23 Semester Honorable Mention 1-33 Photo 33 Orchestra 1-2-3. NICHOLSON, GENE WHITTMAN-Thespians 1-2-33 Semester Honor Roll 2-32 Semester Honorable Mention 13 Amard 1-2-3: Choir 2-3: Chorus 13 Ensemble 3: Stage Technician 1-2-3. NORRIS, NANCY ANN-Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 3. Transferredl from Tulsa Central High School-Pep Club 23 Y-Teen 13 Sophomore Girls League 13 After School Sports 1. OGBERT. PEGGY ANN-Semester Honorable Mention 1-2: Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 2-32 Bible 1-23 Band 1-2-33 Proctor , 23 Semester Honor Roll 3. VOLMSTEAD, CAROLYN YVONNE--Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Future Nurses 33 Chorus 2-33 Glee Club 13 Proctor 2-3. OSBORN, HELEN ANN-Semester Honorable Mention 1-23 Y- Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 NORTH STAR, Reporter, Girls' Sports Editor 33 After School Sports 1-23 Proctor 33 Semester Honor Roll 33 Quill and Scroll 3 . OSBORNE, GARY ALBERT OSTERMAN, JOE RICHARD-Science 2. Transferred from St. Mary's High School. PALMER, LINDA WRIGHT-Junior Red Cross 23 Semester Honor Roll 33 Y-Teen 33 Red Arrows 23 Choir 33 Glee Club 23 En- semble 3. Transferred from Mount Carmel Academy. PARDO, MARY ELIZABETH-Business 33 After School Sports 3. Tra-nsferred from Denver North High School, Colorado. PARRET, JOHN F.-Rifle 13 Football 1. Page Twenty PATTERSON, JIM BRUCE-Letterman's Club 33 Football 1-2-33 Baseball 1-2-32 Wrestling 1-2-3. PATTON, DAMON LEE-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-33 Math and Slide Rule 33 Spanish 3. Transferred from Tucson High School, Arizona-Bookkeeping Mimeographist 1. PAUL, LARRY STEVENS-Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-33 Junior Red Cross 13 Hi-Y, President 33 Hi-Y Model Legis- lature 33 Lettermalns Club 2-33 Latin 23 Boys' State 23.Foot- ball 1-23 Basketball 1-2-32 Golf 1-2-33 Intramural 13 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 1. PAYNE, ROGENE JACQUELINE-Y-Teen 1-2. PECKHAM, CAROLYN SANDRA-Y-Teen 33 Semester Honorable Mention 33 Business 3. Transferred from Wichita High School West-Pep Club 1. PENDERGAST, ROBERT CLARK-Baseball 1-2-33 Pep Band 1-2-31 Band 1-2-32 Orchestra, President 3. PENNINGTON, ROSEMARY-Y-Teen 33 Red Arrows 2-33 Chorus 2-33 Glee Club 1: Pen Pal 1. PERCIVAL, ALICE-Photo 23 Spanish 23 Rifle 2-33 After School Sports 1-2-31 Letterwoman 33 Semester Honor Roll 3. PERRY, RICHARD EARL-Football 1-21 Semester Honorable Mention 3. PHELPS, GERALD RICHARD-Semester Honorable Mention 1-23 Science 2-33 Photo 13 German 33 Golf 2. PHILLIPS, GLEN DALE PHILLIPS, KAY FRANCES-Semester Honorable Mention 2-33 Junior Red Cross 13 Y-Teen 2-33 Student Assembly 33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Rifle 23 After School Sports 1-2-31 Leader Club 1-2-33 Letterwciman 2-3. MPHILLIPS, PHYLLIS-Semester Honorable Mention 3. J V! rf bf V. PHILLIPS, VANICE CLIFFORD PICKERING, EMMA JANICE-Semester Honorable Mention 13 Junior Red Cross 23 Red Arrows 13 Spanish, Secretary 33 Rifle 1-2-33 Future Nurses 2-3, Assistant Publicity Chair- man 2, Publicity Chairman 33 Health Council 33 After School Sports 1-2-33 Letterwoman 2. PIERCE, BILL DEAN-Auto, President 33 Football 23 Basket- ball 13 Track 1-2-3. PILAND, CHARLES BENJAMIN-Cross Country 13 Track 2. POTTS, GEORGE DALLAS-Hi-Y 13 Letterman's Club 33 Stamp 1-23 Football 1-2-33 Baseball 33 Wrestling 1-2-33 Choir 2-31 , Glee Club 1. POWERS, PATRICIA ANN-Future Nurses 2-33 Rifle 3. PRATHER, BOB LYNN-Football 1-2-33 Baseball 1-2-33 Wrest- ling 1-2-3. PRICHARD, JERRY TED-Student Assembly 33 Football 1-2-33 Baseball 1-2-33 Wrestling 2-33 Semester Honorable Mention 3. PRITCHARD. JERRY LEE-Wrestling 1-2-3. PROPST, VERNA LUE-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Future Nurses 1-23 Glee Club 3. PRUITT, MARY MARGRET-Thespians 2-33 Semester Honor- able Mention 1-2-33 Amard 2-33 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-3, Sergeant at Arms 23 Vice President 33 Future Teachers 2-31 After School Sports 1-23 Life Saving 23 Wafter Safety Instructors Aide 23 Proctor 33 Rifle 3. PRYOR, WINFRED MARCUS QUICK, HAROLD EDWARD, JR.-Student Assembly, Vice Speaker 33 Hi-Y 33 Football 1-2-33 Basketball 13 Choir 2-33 Chorus 13 Spanish 3. RAGSDALE, DWIGHT-Auto 33 Rifle 13 Football 13 Baseball 13 Wrestling 1. RASLER. GLENN GENE-Rifle 1-23 Band l-2-3. RAYL, HAROLD WILLIAM-Hi-Y 1-23 Rifle 13 Football 13 Intramural 33 Baseball 1. REED, DEANNA LUE-Y-Teen l-2-3, Cabinet and Council 23 Red Arrows 1-2-33 NORTH STAR, Reporter, Advertising Manager 33 Chorus 2-33 Glee Club 13 Proctor 23 Semester Honor Roll 3. REED, ERNEST EUGENE-Football 1-33 Basketball 13 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 1. REED, JOYCE NADINE-Red Arrows 2-33 Future Nurses 1. REID, NANCY LOUISE-Y-Teen 33 Chorus 33 Glee Club 1-2. RICE, JUDITH ELAINE-Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 33 Pen Pal 13 Business 23 Bible 13 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 13 Ensemble 2-3. RIFFEL, CAROL KATHLEEN-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 3: Future Nurses 1-23 Band 1-2-3. RIGGS, SUE CAROL-Chess 3. Transferred from Clements, Kan- sas, Rural High School-Basketball 1-22 Girls' Glee Club 1-23 Pep Club 1-23 Mixed Chorus 1-2. Page Twenty-One VRILEY, NANCY LEE-Semester Honorable Mention 1-33 Y-Teen 1-2-3Q Red Arrows 1-2-33 NORTH STAR, Reporter 2, Feature Editor, Alumni Editor 33 TOWER, Activities C0-Editor 3. RITTER, JO SANDRA-Semester Honor Roll 2-33 Y-Teen 1-23 Spanish 33 Rifle 2-33 Tepee Teasers 13 Future Teachers 33 After School Sports 1'2-31 Letterwoman 2-33 Pep Band 2-33 Band 1-2-3. ROE. JON SCHUYLER-Chess 13 Football 23 Pep Band 3: Band 33 Orchestra 33 Semester Honor Roll 3. ROGERS, EVELYN MARIE-Pen Pal 1-2-31 Bible 1-2-3. J' IROGERS, MARTIN THANE-Semester Honorable Mention 3. JROGERS, ROBERTA FERN-Semester Honor Roll 23 Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 2-33 After School Sports 1-2-33 Leader Club 1-23 Life Saving 1-23 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 1: Ensemble 31 Water Safety Instructors Aide 2-33 Proctor 3. VROMAN, GILBERT DANIEL-Hi-Y 3: Spanish, President 31 Football 1-2-33 Track 13 Wrestling 1-2-3. ROWE, MIKE CHARLES-Hi-Y 33 Intramural 2-3. ROYSTON, NANCY SUE-Semester Honorable Mention 1-21 Student Assembly, Secretary 33 Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 33 NORTH STAR, Reporter 2, Advertising Manager 33 TOWER, Co-Editor 33 Proctor 23 Semester Honor Roll 33 Quill and Scroll 3. RULE. MARCIA CLAUDINE-Y-Teen 1-23 Red Arrows 1-23 Glee Club 3. RULE, SHIRLEY ELAINE-Semester Honor Roll 13 Semester Honorable Mention 23 Y-Teen 3, Cabinet and Council 33 Bible 1-2-33 Glee Club 2-3. Transferred from Wichita High School East-Bible Club 1. RYAN, JOHN JOE-Rifle 1-2. SALISBURY, DONALD KENT-Math and Slide Rule 2: Rifle 13 Football 13 Pep Band 33 Band 1-2-32 Semester Honorable vlention 3. SALSBURY. CHARLES LARRY-Rifle 1. SANDWICH, STEPHEN ALAN-Semester Honorable Mention 23 J Spanish 1-21 Football 13 Track 1-2-32 Glee Club 1. SCHADEGG, TERRY EDWARD SCHAEFFER, LEWIS DANIEL-Spanish 33 Math and Slide Rule 33 Rifle 13 Baseball 1-2-3: Cross Country 1. SCHENCK, MYRNA SUE-Vice President 23 Semester Honor Roll 1-2-31 Y-Teen 1-2-3, President 33 Red Arrows 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 13 Proctor 23 Assembly Committee 2. SCHMITT, JIM R.-Junior Red Cross 13 Auto 3. SCHUENEMANN, KAREN INGRIED-Junior Red Cross 13 Y- Teen 23 After School Sports 33 Letterwoman 33 Choir 33 Semester Honorable Mention 3. SCHUESSLER, SUE ALYN-Semester Honorable Mention 9-33 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Choir 33 Chorus 13 Glee Club 2. SEEVERS, SARAH GAYLE-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-33 Stu- dent Assembly 33 Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-3: Glee Club 1. SELLERS, CAROLE MAE-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 23 Future f Nurses 33 Bible 1-2. SELLERS, SHARON LEE-Semester Honorable Mention 2-33 Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 2-33 NORTH STAR, Reporter, Business Manager 33 Glee Club 2. Transferred from Wichita High School West-Pep Club 13 Latin Club 13 Proctor 1: Semester Honor Roll 13 Quill and Scroll 3. SHAFER, .IEANNE LOUISE-Semester Honor Roll 2-3: Semester Honorable Mention 13 Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 3: Red Arrows 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 23 After School Sports 13 Life Saving 23 Water Safety Instructors Aide 1: Proctor 1-2. .SHAW, MARY LEE-Junior Red Cross 1-23 Future Nurses 2-31 Future Teachers 33 Bible 13 Pen Pal 33 Glee Club 1. SHAW, TOMMIE LEE-Y-Teen 3. SHAY, SANDRA LOUISE-Amard 23 Y-Teen 33 Red Arrows 3. SHEFFLER, LAWRENCE JAMES-Rifle. Secretary 13 German 33 Football 1-2-33 Wrestling 1-2-33 Band 1. SHERWOOD, JOHN DOUGLAS-Semester Honorable Mention 13 Auto 33 Football 1. SHOCKLEY, NANCY LEE-Semester Honorable Mention 1-2: Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 2-33 Bible 13 NORTH STAR, Re- porter 2, Co-Editor 33 TOWER, Underclassmafn Editor 33 , After School Sports 1-23 Proctor 2. V'SHOMBER, CAROLYN ROSE-Thespians 3: Semester Honor Roll 1-3: Amard 1-31 Y-Teen 1-3: Red Arrows 1-33 NORTH STAR, Reporter, Co-Assistant Editor 3: Quill and Scroll 3, Transferred from Anchorage High School, Alaska-Girls' League 23 Pep Club 23 Thespians 23 Foreign Language 23 Future Homemakers of America 2: Semester Honor Roll 2: Office Proctor 2. SHONK, ARCHIE LEE--Glee Club 3. SHOOK, BARBARA ANN-Red Arrows 23 Spanish 23 Pen Pall 13 Semester Honorable Mention 3. SHOOK, WALTER FRANCIS-Hi-Y 2-33 Auto 33 Rifle 13 Basket- ball 13 Intramural 1. SHORT, DELORIS ELAINE-Semester Honorable Mention 2: Y-Teen 33 Red Arrows 1-2-3: After School Sports 1-23 Leader Club 1-2-3, Vice President 33 Proctor 1-2. Page Twenty-Two SIMONS, JANICE ELAINE-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Rifle 33 Business 33 After School Sports 1-23 Semester Honorable Mention 3. I SIMPSON, JOYCE ARLEEN-Y-Teen 1-2-3: Future Nurses 1: After School Sports 1-23 Water Safety Instructors Aide 2. V SIMPSON, JUDITH ANN-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Future Nurses 1. XSIMS, MARY ELLEN-Semester Honorable Mention 1-23 Junior Red Cross 13 Y-Teen 2-33 Pen Pal 1-21 Bible 13 Red Arrows 33 Business 2. L SLATTERY, KATHLEEN ANN-Semester Honorable Mention 1-32 Junior Red Cross 13 Y-Teen 2-31 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Chorus 23 Glee Club 1. SLOSAR, ROBERT EDWARD-Hi-Y 13 Tennis 13 Drum Major 33 Band 1-2-33 Cheerleader 1-2-3. 1 SMITH, BARBARA ANN-Y-Teen 13 Red Arrows 13 Photo 3: After School Sports 33 Bookstore 2. SMITH, CARROLL LEE-Hi-Y 2, Transferred from Gravette High School, Gravette, Arkansas-Future Farmers of Ameri- ca 13 Vice President 13 Baseball 1. 1 SMITH, CECIL ROBERT-Hi-Y 1-21 Rifle 13 Football 13 Track 13 Tennis 2-3. SMITH, JOAN-Semester Honorable Mention 1: Y-Teen 1-2-31 J Red Arrows 33 Business 23 After School Sports 1-3. SMITH, JUDITH MAE-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-33 Student As- sembly 33 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Future Teachers 33 Glee Club 1-2-33 Bookstore 33 Proctor 2-3. SMITH, KAROLYN FRANCES-Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 2-33 Rifle 2. Transferred from Sterling High School. Kansas. Y SMITH, ORCENITH H,-Rifle 13 Football 13 Tennis 1-2-33 Band 2-3. SMITH, PHYLLIS LOUISE-Bible 2-3. Transferred from El Dorado High School, Kansas-Band 1. SMOCK, EDWARD MERLE-Semester Honorable Mention 13 Spanish 23 Chess 33 Basketball 13 Track 1-23 Cross Country 1. , SPENCER, OPHELIA--Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 2-33 Bible 1-2. SPOTTS, JACK C.-Semester Honorable Mention 2-33 Student Assembly 33 Hi-Y, Secretary 33 Letterman's Club 2-33 Basket- ball 2-33 Tennis 2-3. Transferred from Wichita High School West-Honor Roll 13 Basketball 13 Tennis 13 Letterman's Club 1. SPRIGGS, WILLIAM JAMES-Vice President 33 Semester Honor Roll 1-31 Semester Honorable Mention 23 Student Council 23 Student Senate 33 Intra City Council 2-3, Vice-President 33 Hi-Y 1-2-33 Secretary 13 Latin 1-2-33 Boys' State 23 Future Teachers 2-33 Letterman's Club 2-33 Basketball 1-2-33 Track 1-2-33 Cross Country 2-33 Choir 2-3. STAUFFER, SANDRA KAY-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Future Teachers 33 Pen Pal 23 Glee Club 1. STEES, THOMAS JARED-Sergeant at Arms 33 Football 1-23 Track 13 Swimming 13 Pep Band 1-2-33 Band 1-2-33 Orches- tra 3. STEPHENS, JUDITH ELLEN-Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 13 Choir 2-32 Glee Club 13 Ensemble 2-33 Semester Honor Roll 3. STEPHENS, MARY LORETTA-Y-Teen 1-2-3. VSTEPHENS, RONALD LEE-President 3: Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-3: Student Senate 33 Hi-Y, President 13 Letterman's Club 2-3, Secretary 33 Football 1-2-33 Basket- ball 13 Baseball 1-2-33 Wrestling 23 Pep Band 2-33 Band 1-2-33 V, Hi-Y Model Legislature 1. STEVENS, SANDRA LAVONNE-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 23 Choir 33 Chorus 23 Glee Club 13 Ensemble 33 Water Safety Instructor Aide 13 Cheerleader 1-2-3. V STEWART, ROY LEE STINEBAUGH, KAY LEA--Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 13 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Life Saving 23 Glee Club 1-23 Cheer- leader 3. STOUT, TEX JARVIS-Gem and Mineral 33 Band 1-2. STRAND, JAMES EDWARD-Science 1-2-31 Semester Honor- able Mention 3. V, SULLIVAN, LARRY PAUL-Pep Band 1-2-33 Band 1-2-33 Orches- tra 33 Semester Honor Roll 3. V' SWAIN, JUNIOR ALLEN-Wrestling 1. SWART, BENTON EUGENE-Radio 23 Intramural 2. Transferred. from St. Mary's High School-Chess 13 Projectionist 1-23 ' Basketball 1. VSWEDLUND, BARBARA JEANNE-Semester Honor Roll 23 Semester Honorable Mention 13 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Bookstore 1-2. TAYLOR, DORIS ANN-Y-Teen 2-33 Red Arrows 3. TAYLOR, SUSAN VEE-Thespians 2-3, Secretary 33 Semester Honor Roll 2-33 Semester Honorable Mention 13 Amard 1-2-33 Y-Teen 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 33 Red Arrows 1-2-31 Future Teachers 33 Life Saving 1. TEUFEL, WERNER CARL-Rifle 13 Football 1-2-33 Track 1-2-3: Wrestling 1-2-33 Letterman's Club 3. V THEAKSTON, JIM MORLEY-Auto 33 Swimming 1-23 Tennis 1. Page Twenty-Three . . Sendo-za --.,, 3. .,-.,, -A -f--f - ifgiya N 4 wifi? nw Sendazc , ff I J THOMAS, JERI ANDRE-Semester Honor Roll 23 Semester Honorable Mention 1-3, Junior Red Cross 2-33 Student Sen- ate 1-23 Red Arrows 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 13 Future Teachers 2-33 After School Sports 1-23 Glee Club 1-2. THOMAS, JULIUS CESAR-Hi-Y 13 Photo 33 Latin 2-33 Rifle 1. THOMAS, LARRY KELSO-Semester Honor Roll 13 Semester Honorable Mention 23 Math and Slide Rule 3. THOMAS, MARGARET ANN-Future Nurses 1-23 Pen Pal 2-33 After School Sports 2-31 Bible 33 Transferred from Jef- ferson High School, Los Angeles, California-After School Sports 1. V THOMAS, ROOSEVELT, JR.-Rifle 1. J THOMAS, WILLIAM MTHOMPSON, BARBARA JEAN-Junior Red Cross 1: Y-Teen 33 Bible 1. THOMPSON, CAROLYN JOANNE-Bible 1-2: Choir 23 En- semble 2. JTIMBERS, ELDORA M.-Semester Honorable Mention 2-33 Y- Teen 33 Bible 1-2-3, Treasurer 23 Orchestra 33 Chorus 23 Glee Club 1. TUCKER, COLUMBUS WILSON+Junior Red Cross 23 Glee Club 1-2. TUCKER, JOHN MICHAEL-Auto 3: Rifle 1: Baseball 13 Wrestling 1-2. TUCKER, RONALD LOUN-Math and Slide Rule 2. TUNISON, JANYCE KAY-Junior Red Crcss 33 Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 1: Proctor 23 Semester Honorable Mention 3. V TURNER, GARY LEWIS LEE-Transferred from Nordhofi' Union High School. Ojai, California. TURNER, LAURA JENE-Thespians 33 Semester Honor Roll 2-33 Semester Honorable Mention 13 Ama'rd 2-31 Y-Teen 1-2-31 Red Arrows 1-2-33 After School Sports 1. TURNER, ROBERT MAURICE-Photo 13 Math and Slide Rule 2. UMPHREY, ETHEL SUZANNE-Thesplans 2-33 Semester Honor Roll 1-2-33 Junior Red Cross 1-2-33 Amard 1-2-3, President 33 Red Arrows 1-2-33 Future Teachers 33 German 33 Proctor 3. VALDES, RALPH DANIEL-Archery 2-3. VAN BUREN, ROBERT EUGENE-Football 1-21 Baseball 1-2-3: , Wrestling 1-2-33 Cross Country 33 Choir 2-33 Glee Club l. VEVANDERWOOD, CAROL LOUISE-Pen Pal 1-2-32 Bible 1-2. Transferred from Central Junior College, McPherson, Kan- sas-Pen Pal 23 Bible 2. VAN LEU, SANDRA MARIE-Future Nurses 33 Glee Club 3. VARNER, HAROLD LEROY-Rifle 13 Football 13 Choir 33 Glee Club 2. WADE, GARRY GENE-Vice President 2: Student Senate. Chaplain 33 Letterman's Club 2-33 Football 1-2-31 Basket- ball 1-2-33 Track 13 Baseball 23 Choir 2-33 Chorus 13 Semester Honorable Mention 3. WADE, LARRY DENE-President 23 Junior Red Cross 13 Stu- dent Assembly, Speaker of House 33 Hi-Y 33 Letterman's Club 2-33 Football 1-2-33 Basketball 1-2-33 Track 1-2-33 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 1. WALKER, LARRY GAIL-Semester Honorable Mention 1: Junior Red Cross 23 Letterman's Club 2-33 Football 1-2-33 Track 1-2-33 Wrestling 1-2-3. WALKER, PAUL G.-Rifle 2-33 Wrestling 2-3. WALKER, SHARON JEANNE-Y-Teen 2-33 Latin 23 Business, Secretary Treasurer 33 After School Sports 13 Life Saving 13 Proctor 1-2-33 Semester Honorable Mention 3. WALLACE, GLENDA FAE-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Tepee Teafsers 13 Future Nurses 2-3, Vice President 33 Life Saving 23 Water Safety Instructors Aide 3. WANER, RUTH ANN-Semester Honorable Mention 23 Junior Red Cross 13 Y-Teen 2-3, Cabinet and Council 33 Red Arrows 33 Business 23 After School Sports 23 Choir 2-32 Ensemble 2-33 Semester Honor Roll 3. WATERSON, SHARON LYNN-Semester Honor Roll 2-33 Y-Teen 1'2-31 Red Arrows 1-2-3, Cabinet and Council 23 NORTH STAR, Reporter 23 TOWER, Proofreader, Typist 33 Choir 2-31 Ensemble 2-33 Cheerleader 2-33 Quill and Scroll 3. WEBB, JAN CAROLE-Y-Teen 33 Proctor 3. Transferred from William Chrisman High School, Independence, Missouri- Spanish 1-22 Dramatic Society 23 Student Council 23 Co- Editor of School Paper 2. WEBER, CHARLES WILLIAM-Hi-Y 33 Chess 13 Math and Slide Rule 2. EEMS, RONNY RONKON-Golf 2-3. WELCH, MELVA JOY-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-3: Y-Teen 1-2-3: Red Arrows 1-2-33 Proctor 3. WELCH, YANDELL ANN-Semester Honor Roll 2-3: Semester Honorable Mention 13 Junior Red Cross 23 Amard 33 Y-Teen 1-3, Cabinet and Council 33 Bookstore 2-3, Manager 3. WELLS, CAROL JEAN-Y-Teen 2-33 Bible 2-33 Glee Club 2. Transferred from Planeview High School. Page Twenty-I-'our WESTPHAL, JO ANN-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 2-33 Tepee Teasers 13 Chorus 2-33 Glee Club 13 Semester Honorable Mention 3. WHITE, HARVEY EDWARD-Chess 1-2-3: Rifle 1: Football .1 1-2-33 Baseball 1-23 Wrestling 2-33 Letterman's Club 3. V'WHITE, JAMES RICHARD-Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-31 Student Council 13 Orchestra 1-2. WHITE, RICHARD LEON-Rifle 13 Football 1-2-33 Track 23 Wrestling 1-2-33 Letterman's Club 3. WHITELEY, JACK OLIVER-Swimming 3. Transferred from Wichita High School East-Swimming 1-23 Letterman's Club 1-23 Baseball 13 Hi-Y 1. - WHITEMAN, SHARRON KAY-Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 13 Business 23 Glee Club 13 Choir 2. WHITEMAN, VICTOR LEE-Hi-Y 23 Semester Honorable lVIen- tion 23 Bible 1-2-31 Orchestra 1-2-31 String Ensemble 13 Semester Honorable Mention 3. WHITERS, ROOSEVELT-German 3. ' WIECHMAN, RCBERT DEAN-Semester Honorable Mention 13 Hi-Y, Vice President 23 Wrestling 2. WIESNER, RICHARD DEAN WILEY, EUGENE-Football 13 Basketball 1-23 Baseball 1. WILHELM, HAROLD DALE--Rifle 1: Football 1: Swimming 1-23 Tennis 1-2. , WILLIAMS, DELLA ROSEMARY rf WILLIAMS, LAURETTA ANN-Junior Red Cross 13 Future Nurses 13 Glee Club 1-2-3. WILLIS, MILTON CLOYS-Semester Honor Roll 1-23 Letterman's Club, Vice President 33 Math and Slide Rule, Vice Presi- dent 23 Track 1-2-32 Cross Country 1-2-33 Bible 3. WILSON, DONALD HAROLD-Chess 13 Wrestling 13 Choir 2-33 Glee Club 13 Cheerleader 3. WILSON, DON ROLLER-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-33 Amard 1-21 Hi-Y 1-23 Tepee Teasers 13 Orchestra 1-2: Choir 33 Glee Club 23 Ensemble 33 Stage Technician 1-2-3. WINEGARNER, JUDITH YVONNE-Y-Teen 1-32 Red Arrows 1-2-33 After School Sports 1-23 Life Saving 13 Choir 2-3: Glee Club 1. WOODMAN, ELAINE INEZ-Semester Honorable Mention 1-23 Y-Teen 1-2-3: Red Arrows 13 Life Saving 33 After School Sports 33 Chorus 23 Glee Club 13 Cheerleader 1-2-33 Semes- ter Honor R011 3. WOODS, ARTHUR GURMANICUS-Football 1-2-3: Basketball Manager 1-2-33 Baseball 1-2-3: Letterman's Club 3. f WOODS, ROBERT HAROLD-Lettermafn's Club 33 Football 1-2-33 Baseball 13 Wrestling 2-3. WOODSON, WILBERTA-Semester Honorable Mention 1-2-3: Y-Teen 1-2-33 Red Arrows 1-33 After School Sports 13 Latin 2. WRIGHT, TOM DEE-Letterman's Club 2-33 Rifle 13 Wrestling 1-2. WYNN, GEORGIA LOUELLA-Junior Red Cross 13 Y-Teen , 1-2-33 Red Arrows 2-33 Proctor 2-3. ,YOUNG, BOB JOE-Football 2. YYOUNG, DENNIS RALPH-Semester Honorable Mention 1-23 Auto 3. YOUNG, URSULA MAY-Semester Honorable Mention 1-3: Bible 1-2-31 Glee Club 1. YUST, DAVID EARL-Semester Honor Roll 1-2-3: Latin 13 Science 23 Orchestra 13 Stage Technician 1-2-3. NOT PICTURED-Anthoiy. Amend, Eugene Ball, James Bil- lingsley, Thomas Kerr. John Ledesma, Dan wiown, William Sarkggrs. Ronald Schraeder, Shirley Shanks, Audrey Stmebaugh, John Thigpen, Robert Tickle, Mary Tyler, Mozella Walker, Yvonne Whaley and Leroy Williams. Page Twenty-Five Sendazc i senden . . . The biggest event in the life of every senior is his commencement. In jeans and tee , shirt, this typical teen- age girl, Deanna Reed, is admiring her dress for the prom. Although the dress has been tried on many times, this is the final inspec- tion before that im' ,portant night. That NIGHT was May 4 this year. These students head the senior class as officers, Ronnie Stephens, president Kay Larson, secretary treasurer: Bill Spriggs, boys' vice president: Karen Groe, girls' vice president: Tom Stees. sergeant at arms. Floor show acts at the senior-sponsored dance included one by L. L, Cotter, Toin Stees, Bud Ellis, Ronnie Stephens, Phil Huntsingerg Kent Salisbury, Larry Wade, Garry Wade, Eddie Quick, John Sherwood, Bill Spriggsg and another by Kay Larson, Elaine Woodman, Diane Bra-sted, Stephanie Brooks, Kay Stinebaugh, Diana Brewer, Joyce Clark, Sharon Waterson, Floy Raye Mayer, Janice Knutsen and Susan Taylor. ii ' ' 2 Sw ' Q gt f I - f 1 tx , gg E Eli K Y gt .1 is y ti .Q f - Q fx Y A is i L ' s g , 5 ? gf, ,A gb' Q 7 'Pe- Page Twenty-Six Ju nl. CJOQx Zlndezclaumeoz . . . Heading the junior class are these students: Dennis Wright, boys' vice president: Francene Davis, girls' vice president: John Beindorff, presidentg Pat Cobb, sergeafnt at arms: and Jack I-Ieibert, secretary treasurer. Juniors are pictured left to right, front row: Arvella Hardin, Nancy Brown, Sharon MacKenzie, Bobbie Smith, Mary Ann Crowl, Rose- mary Perry, Ma-rilyn Cummins, Loretta Stapleton, Charlotte Gilchrist, Jovetta Piland, Dixie Cope, Janet Lindstrom, Mary Moore, Carol Noel, Charlotte Dey. Second row: Kay Kendall, Elenda Perry, Ann Smiley, Bonnie Meagher, Shirley Gingerich, Loretta Dickerson, Pat Cobb, Judy Grant, Anita Starpins, Judy Fletcher. Back row: Donna Fancher, Gloria Hoke, Phyllis Hazen, Nadine Hilbert. Pat Bosin, Marvin Wintcrs, David Hester, George Hinkle III. John Jernigan, Le Roy Jeffers, B-Kay Smith. Sally Rankin, Kathy Stucker, Karrol Thurman. Juniors are pictured left to right, front row: Mary Jane Bibler, Beverly Joe Mason, Geraldine Hogan, Ruby Tisdale, Pat Franklin, La Vonna Doornbos, Gay Hickerson, Sandra Dunn, Christa Bauer, Mary Lou Estes, Nancy McKown, Norma Schroeder, Beverly Bartley, Helen Ponds, Caroll Benz. Second row: Jeanette Lee, Karalee King, Joan Steichen, Beverly Nice, Carolyn Smith, Gladys Thomas, Nancy Thompson, Becky Nufer, Ardith Harrington, Beverly Weir, Phyllis Sinkhorn, Joyce Fisher, Kay Winters, Evelyn Irene Wilson. Third row: Lois Peterson. Jeri Pinnell, Louise Isaac, Vinnie Polite, Carolyn Umbarger, Judy Gross, Lois Keene, Nellie Ball. Back row: Gary Ashpole, Glen Buchanan, Jim Glendenning, Roger Suddeth, Gary Jayne, Rex Behrhorst, Bob Miner, John Shull, Steven Willard, Ronald Winesberry, Jerry Hahn, Bob Emond, Ernest Seymour, Ronald Ballard, James Muzzy, Billy Rigsby. Page Twenty-Eight . . . Ziawlefzclaaamen Juniors are pictured left to right, front row: Larry Wheat, Don Williams, Dan Jessup, Kenneth Eaves, Don Swem, Paul Harper, Curtis Jones, Lloyd Underwood, Richard Peters, Tony Trousdale, Max McReynolds. Second row: Galen Lank, Fred Doerflinger. Paul Hodges, Philip Johnson, Frank Jones, Larry Lee Bazzle, Jimmy Alley, Jim Wheat, Kenny Hill, Jerry Maxfield, Willie Todd, Dan Pierce, Richard LaMunyon. Third row: Gene Mason, Gary Brown, Paul Williams, Robert Schott, Leon Ellis, Donnie Ross, James Price, Galen Olmsteafd, Karl Rudrow, Robert Svoboda, Ralph Stephenson, Robert Verbeck, Howard Stancer, Byron Truesdell, Art Herndon, Joe Sauer. Back row: Duane McCart, John Brooks, Gary Wistrand, David Johnson, Darrell Blair, Bernard Schnitker Jr., Harold Smith, Eugene Liven- good, Gary Hoover, Fred Bright, D. R. Deakins, Bill Boettcher, John Harper, Robert Redd, Barry Smith, Joe Sphar. Juniors are pictured left to right, front row: Peg Edminster, Janet Armstrong, Donna Kinney, Mary Frase, Barbara Chisham, Rita Helm, Janet Schoonover, Willardene Davis, Lynne Rice, Kathy Dowler, Shirley King, Mary Cox, Kolleen Macklin. Second row: Sharon Hassler, Carolyn Friday, Sandra Parker, Linda Lewis, Sue Alexander, Dorothy Reimer, Doris Haworth, Pat Clausen, Elizabeth Thornton, Ednarine Spencer. Third row: Ralph Lucas, Robert Barker, William Jewell, John Martin, Kenneth Conley, Ann Eshom, Dana Crowl, Melba Seratte, Karen Bailey, Verdene White, David Palmer. Jim Pyles, Jim Hicks, Lou Mower, David Beach, James Engelbrecht. Fourth row: Bill Lehl, Donald Bowman, Don Schafdegg, Bill McCary, John Huls, Larry Bostick, David Entriken, Cecil Brooks, Ernest Banks, Bob Barnhart, Charles Erickson, Jim Thomas, Tommy Herring, Ralph Ligon, Carl Cox, Lynn Sage. Juniors are pictured left to right, front row: Bonnie Singer, Wynema Heritage, Nancy Spillman, Jackie Fitzwater, Thelma Lawson Rowena Roetto, Sharon Turner, Rowena Humphrey, Sharon Mona smith, Norma Jensen, Sharon Adams, Judy Smith. Second row: Fred Mayer, Marvin McMahon, Marie Chombart, Betty Leeder, Nikki Arnold, Ron Broshears, Howard McCoy, Larry Colgan, Marcus Washington, Henry Gentry, Ruby Weston. Pat Simpson, Judy Isaacs, Ernest Walker, Floyd McPherson. Back row: Larry Riesen, Richard Holmes, Floyd Stafford, Rudy Nicholson, Ed Palmer. William Rounkles, Larry Silverthorne, Richard Edwards, Chuck Schmidt, Sam Swaim, Don Moore, Tom Loewen, Jay Atherton, Jim Clark, Jim Jenkins. Page Twenty-Nine Zinvlezclaaamen , . . Juniors are pictured left to right, front row: Kaye Kallail, Orlene Dunlap, Vickie Pierson, Nancy Miller, Jama Harboldt, June Trollope, Joann Williams, Judi Frick, Jo Lynn Gray, Janice West, Christina Forbes, Marion Harvey, Barbara Schwind, Florence Mac Gowan. Second row: Mary Ann Harms, Janice Norton, Barbara VVeese, Sharon Dodd, Shirley Doll, Norma Fletcher, Clara Ebel, Beverly Karr, Carol Mes- sengcr, Martha Hzill, Judy Albert, Joyce Ingram. Third row: Kay Coffman, Vicki Bond, Albert Martinez, Jim Eberly, Gerre Batterton, Ralph Wright, Forrest Jackson, Toni Taggart, Gerald Taverner, John Beindorff, Jerry Whitt, Clayton Meyer, Joan Stowe, Martha Hastings, Myrllis Classen. Back row: Gary Bennett, Jim King, Carl Nelson, Melvin Gregory, Jcn Cornell, Bob Springsteen, Norma Mahan, Bob Zickefoose, Don Clevenger, Milton Fairbank, Bill Bulla, Sam Harris,Richard Hazell, Robert Ba-ndy, David Root, Bob Terrell. Juniors are pictured left to right, front row: Becky Collier, Vicki Luper, Sharon Crow, Sandra Ledforcl, Mary Bewley, Beverly Kirkland, Verna Zollinger, Judy Smith, Donella Buchanan, Barbara Bainum, Edwinna Medlin, Evelyn Lessenden, Belvaf Massey, Shirley Wigington, Betty Danby, Gwydotta Warkentin, Phyllis Cook. Second row: Marvin McPherson, Leroy Smart, Dennis Wright, Karen Krotz, Marie Bafrnhill, Francis Ott, Jack DeWees, Gary Brown, Vernon Wright, Judy Anderson, Ruth Fox, Beverly Brazil, Kay Gregg. Margaret Coleman, Arvin Noel. Third row: Billy Carter, Ronney Rinehart, Stephen Maxedon, Bob Giesen, Alden Woods, Allan Bassett, Richard Dieffenbaugh, Brian Haupt, Phillip Stubblefield, Orlin Ard, Allan Jones, Bill Nichols, James Chastain, Bob Anderson, Orville Barrett, David Holmes, Juniors are pictured left to right, front row: Adeline Jimenez, Jahwaundah Sneed, Carol Anne Lomax, Shirley Starr, Loyce Webb, Louise Hawkinson, Sandra Anderson, Frances Avery, Brenda Nichols, Brenda Farha. Second row: Bonnie Blanchfield, Betty Deloney, Virginia Thompson, Janice Ann Johns, Sue Rinehart, Allaretta Olmstead, Susan Spriggs, Wilene Muck, Maryliz Fox, Shirley Anderson, Susan Wright, Patsy Findley, Beverly Lane. Third row: Ted Eberle, Bradley Booth, Bob Smith, Samuel Counts, Bill Clifford, Glen Cooper, Gary Bennett, Johnnie DeWitt, Merlin Maulsby, Arthur Sanders, Ted Gelvin, John Batemon, Fitz Fitzpatrick. Back row' Byron Leach, Bob Welliver, Harry Purdum, Billy Baker, Kirk Klag, Bob Ward, Raymond Walker. Richard Dear, Tommy Allen, Dan Marks, Dennis Harnden, John Judd, Charles Kiel, Buddy Higgins, Joe Louis Johnson, Willard Loggins. Page Thirty . . , Ziaclefzalaaamen Juniors are pictured left to right, front row: Charlotte Dunn, Sandra Ka-y Irvin, Francene Davis, Shirley Cooley, Beverly Cooking. Norma Johnson, Cecilia Cole, Ardath Bruner, Barbara Grimes, Sharon Corum, Lenore Kempfer, Nila June Grett. Judith Casey, Kaye Hoffman, Virginia Barrientos. Second row: Donna Gomez, Joy Hubba-rd, Sue Hullet, Joyce Page, Wanda Huebner, Ida Gilkey, Sharon Castleberry, Juanita Goodwin, Judy Garrison, Ollie M. Davis, Linda Gard, Marilyn Gillean, Carol Crossfield, Hazel Jones. Third row: David Clark, Jack Dean, Larry Ferguson, Kirby Burgerhoff, Forest Brown, 'Dany James, Myrna Hopkins, Dora Drowatzky, Lugene Houston, Owen Good, Rick Helt, Richard Burton, Roger Watson, Dominic Torino, Paul Harrington. Fourth row: Howard Campbell, Lee Wilson, Richard Karlowski, Bob Hays, Nelson Hall, Sidney Graves, Alan Lee, Ivan Clark, Dan Hesser, Don Hesser, Stanley Smith, Leon Jeffers, John Keller, Virgil Clark, Richard Campbell. Juniors are pictured left to right, front row: Sue Barrett, Eleanor Thomas, Jean Thomas, Patricia Mitchell, Jerry Mapes, Mary McLaren, Charlotte Bogart, Irene Cohen, Glenna Smutz, Gerry Ann Reeves, Flo Schall, Cora Maley. Second row: Helen Sparks, Virginia Scheideman, Paul A. Walker, Jim Harrison, Nancy Lower, Dolores Denning, Phyllis Sumner, Marsha Larson, Sherry Grochowsky, Virginia Dearinger, Frances Johnson. Third row: Bob Kipfer, Bill Fisher, David Taylor, John McPherson, Bill Mathews, Maurice Caster, Susan Hewitt, Delores Timmons, Carolyn Stanley, Pat Stewart, Judy Byers, Anne Emrich, Brenda Forney, Ruth Ann Jenkins. Fourth row: Gerald Stuckey, Stanley Ritter, Warren Townsend, Jim Callen, Gerald Hammond, Ronald Repass, Don Awtrey, Verle Boyd, Jim Broadhead, Jerry Pata, Jay Hunter, Dick Lemmon, Roger Winn, Larry Shiblom, Charles Buerk. Juniors are pictured left to right, front row: Marie Winegafrner, Jeri McLaughlin. Judy Land, Bernice Logan, Janette Wright, Lynda Stonestreet, Janet Mott, Carol Turley, Sandra White, Shirley Franklin, Marilyn Rathmel, Elsie Keith, Judy Folger, Veneta Layman, Karen Phillips, Matilda Lopez. Second row: Sandra Leonard, Donna O'Hair, Gwendolyn Wimbley, Nancy Marr, Connie Holland, Sandy Rogers, Julie Reed, Judy Seaman, Janice Stevenson, Mary Ludeman, Lovetta Spencer, Clarice King, Sylvia Johnson, Christine Newman, Patty Miller. Third row: Eldon Byler, Dale Hayes, Herbert Whitney, Charles Gerety, Carl Crouse, Jerry Cubbage, A. J. Jones, Tony James, Polo Quintero. Jim Rogers, Raymond Sanchez, John Pierpoint, James Topping. Back row: Wendell Smart, Brad Schall, Moe Melzer, Ernest Sims, James Moore, Fred Lochmann, Jerry Allen, Billy Don Meadows, Lyman McDougal Lauver, Larry Bridgeman. Dick Walker, Roger Banks, James Creed, Jerry Dalrymple, Ralph Matheson. Page Thirty-One Zin 440060 . . . Sophomores are pictured, left to right, front row: Barbara Thompson, Betty Dell Mayes, Merlene Barnes, Nancy Dye, Varee Leuszler, Jo Purinton, Sallie Teten, Patty Skinner, Janet Hart, Daisy Nelson, Mary Ellen York, Judy Mitzner, Judy Woods, Janet Atherton, Judy Williams, Roslyn Schuman, Pat Patterson. Second row: Sandra Hale, Linda Lea Murphy, Amelia Simmons, Patty Smith, Janice Hurtig, Susan States, Sylvia Cook, Shirley Salisbury, Donna Miller, Jane Russell, Jeanne De Haver, Donna Lohrey, Judy Loffland, Janet Phipps, Barbara Ranson, Suc Phares. Third row: Tony Priddle, Don Marler, Dale Layman, Pat Armstrong, Ronnie Sickler, Carolyn Walden, Carol Ray Dowda, Leon Wells, Vernon Green, Tommy Stevens, Billie Jo King, Ronald McGowan, Richard Smart, Don Ingle, Sherry Avery, Bob Hunt. Back row: Gary Corns, Merle Gates, Jon Tompkins, Betty Patterson, Christina Merrell. Michael Garrison, James Hull, Dick Barnes, Clara Stout, Bob Diller, Jo Cougher, Larry Herring, Ray Shofner, David Duncan, Duane Williams. Sophomores are pictured left to right, front row: Vernell Hawkins, Leota Fast, Mable Jordan, Connie Wilson, Janice Nichols, La Nita Stankey, Dianne Frank, Brenda Hubbs, Delilah Mitchell, Lee Ann Austin, Dixie Fleming, Mary Moore, Billie Fairchild, Delores Shipley, Mary Myers. Second row: Carol Johnson, Jon Rush, Jerry Martin, Duane Laurie, Dora Powers, Jackie Bowers, Patricia Graves, Sherry Blanch- ard, Evelyn Dyer, Virginia Gregory, Margaret Weatherford, Barbara Tolbcrt, Deedy Babst, Lavon Swanson, Judy Groves, Penny Schneider. Third row: Jerry Ncthercot, Madonna Bair, Linda- Prince, Roy Meacham, Henry Karr. Kenneth Rogers, Donnie Bolain, Bob Cantrell, Larry Dutton, Phil Hamilton, Jim Meagher, Delvin Allen, Harley Jockers, Joyce Jones, Karen Coleman, Larry Higganbotham. Fourth row: Charles Jenkins, Louis Holloway, Paul Lugrand, Donald Solter, Bob Ray, Kerry Granger, Leon Hadley, James Jones, Bob Duckett, Stanley Rummery, Paul Symes, Mike Jackson, Kenneth Joslin, Marvin Wolf, Charles Saft. Sophomores are pictured left to right, front row: Alice Faye Brace, Nena Clayton, Connie Inman, Jan Alexander, Gayle Gray, Ann Hess. Doris Glass, Martha Kirby, Lucile Cowley, Sharon Johnson, lone Antoine, Sandra Carlson, Patricia Churning, Sandra Haskins, Allen Hutcherson, Maurice Ashby, Flora Kay Hunter, Sue Keller, Anna Mae Brisbin. Row two: Norma Gisick, Margie Herndon, Betty Black, Marilyn Allen, Joanne Budetti, Marie DeArmond, Wanda Hightower, Lucretia Coley, Alice James, Janie Kerr, Nancy Fisher, Marla Justvig, Sherry Bryant, Carol Gregory, Karen Johnson. Row three: Marlene Blake, Barbara Kirkendall, Dick Carter, Leslie Decker, Linda Bowker, Sheryl Dunn, Lillian Finch, Guinn Anspaugh, Janice Haywood, George Herrington, John Henry Harvey, Donnell Hadley, Daan Bom, Willie Lee Cox, Raetta Crownover. Row four: Melvin L. Brown, Donnie Hollingsworth, John Bonnell, Ed Griffin, William Counterman Ja-ck Fishback, John Bybee, Bill Brooks, Mike Hyde, Dean Finke, Larry Huffstetler, Lloyd Belveal, Johnny Honer, Al Edwards, Mike Askew. Page Thirty-Two . . . Zlndezakzccmm i Sophomores are pictured left to right, front row: Nancy Talkington, Frank Morz, Edward Mullin, Bill Hanlon, Jim Sloan, Tom Brown, Sandy Smith, Raymond Williams, Bob Melville, Don Fey, Bettye Cribbs, Joy Utter. Second row: Alton Cox, Jack Lashley, Chet Wine- garner, Floyd Malcom, Walter Price, Dale Moonkester, Bill Gross, Mike Terry, Jerry Thompson, Merle Wright, Galend Nimrod. Third row: Henry Mason, Gerald Sheffler, Ray Price, Dennis Cain, Wesley Smith, Richard Burbank, Bobby Jenkins, Larry Bonine, Mike Bird, Howard Nichols, Gary Zwart, Nathaniel Neal, Gene Bell, Wayne Glass, Tom Loflin, Fourth row: Philip Clutter, Gary Woodard, Tom Cunningham, Eugene Bryant, James Mead, Charles Neal, Richard Witt, Don Speer, Curtis Troth, Pete Van Es, Tommy Winn, Ben Can- trell, Jim Coleman, Mike Clark, Johnny Smith. Sophomores are pictured left to right, front row: Guadalupe Gonzales, Marjorie Verbeck, Corrine Leslie, Dianne Johnston, Claudia Pogue, Suzanne Sherman, Sandra Saxton, Twila Rainey, Rochelle Felker, Carolyn Cooper, Deloris Wagner, Sue Williams, Kathy Markel, Carol Sue McCracken, Sandy Redmond. Second rowg Saundra Miner, Nelda Strnad, Virginia Smith, Verna Smith, Kay Knutsen, Marsha Myers, Bernadine Brown, Wanda Jewell, Kaye Keck, Diana Dick, Martha McEwen, Charleene Cota, Connie Bolan, Darlene House, Alice Pettigrew, Fanchon Unruh. Last row: Vernon Anderson, Monroe Balton, Wayne Baugus, Wayne Archer, Raymond Boston, Max Ryan, Robert Mercer, Ed Fitch, Jimmie Redmond, Bobby Powell, Steve Yenser, Johnie Scott, William Leatherman, Jimmie Little, Larry Larson, Kenneth Piper, Jay Pinkerton, Alex Newhouse, Kenneth Smith. Sophomores are pictured left to right, front row: Willard Vance, Kenneth Garoutte, Pat Tucker, Milton Tuell, Irvin Carney, Don Coate, Jay Dee Keller, Jesse Post, Richard Lusk, Ronald Kiehl, Kenneth Mitchell, Charles Wayne Jenkins, Barron Craig Nelson, Carl Krug, Robert Clark. Second row: David Hilton, Bill Achey, Max Kistler, Ralph Hilton, Ray Albertson, Eugene Johnson, Jack Henderson, Phil Santiago, Roy Banks, Gordin Wainscott, John Beckstrom, Lorenzo Broadus, Larry Smith, John Sieg, Richard Martinez, Junior Mesa. Third row: Gary Shults, Eddie Roman, Jack Treat, Jerry Reed, James Adams, Robert -Millikan, Vincent Watkins, Algie Hall, Richard Griffitts, Jerry Ba- ker, Charles F0gg, Vencill Lake, Sidney Tyler, Frank Russell, Ted Pegg, Henry Brown, Johnny Walters. Fourth row: Carl Bales, Lawrence Carr, Robert Corum, Clyde Noel, Jack Keith, Fred Herold, Phillip Smith, Paul Newton, David Vanderwood, James Bunroughs, Dick Van Wye, Jim Eddy, Larry O'Connor, Jimmy Cook, Harvey Goforth, Dan Campbell, Gerald Layton, Harvey Bensor. , Page Thirty-Three dezclaacmen . . . Sophomores are pictured left to right, front row: Jan Karr, Linda Williams, Sue Van Wye, Lennie Brown. Nancy Faught, Sammie Smiley, Evelyn Lawson, Paula Berg, Kathy Waner, Joyce Glass, Pat Sherrill, Melinda McMurray, Shirley Taylor, Linda Houck, Maria Jimenez. Second row: Richard Brack, Irene Reimer, Barbara Lary, Alberta Churning, Sharon Jacques, Deedie Madson, Evelyn Crowe, Ne- villene Alderson, Mark Joyce, Bruce Milberger, Rosemary Welch, Nedra Phelps, Judy Simons, Connie Adams. Third row: Pat Tucker, Gerald Wood, Jerry Price, Jim Kimbell, Theyron Carpenter, Mike Randall, Clark Hay, John Ehrlich, Mike Peterson, Steve Summerville. Rodney Taylor, Floyd Miller, Lloyd Byfield, Robert Ridling, Bob Fry. Sophomores are pictured left to right, front row: Margaret Voyles, Norma Reagan, Norma Wax, Linda Moore, Rosalind Weaver, Su- san Thompson, Pat Stowe, Jean Simmons, Ree Pearson, Kathryn Daniel son, Barbee Nelson, Gayle McGann, Janice Henderson. Row two: Norma Anderson, Kay Whiting, Judy Hull, Julia Jewell, Juanita Gray, Margaret Johnson, Emmadell Blackmon, Lucrecia Chavez, Joyce Han- nah, Bessie Maloney, Marjorie Root, Barbara Plummer, Margo Robinson. Row three: Dale Nelson, Reiff Grove, Robert Muzzy, Larry Oberst, Jerry Schaeffer, Bill Orr, Bill Ratcliff, John Pegues, James Ross, Jackie D. Johnson, Joe Lewis, Jerry Kendall, Jim Wheat, James Evans, William Wickliffe. Row four: David Hopkins, Bill Jones, David Todd, Joyce Johnson, Allen Blaser, Bob Dunlap, David Lewis, Niles Haworth, Jr., Galen Glass, Norman Young, Steve Wilson, Lola Gill, Craig Costa, Clark Minton, Tery Botham. l Sophomores are pictured left to right, front row: Freda Bowling, Karen Wullschleger, Sandra Cocking, Anita Kopmanis, Karen Gray. Sidney Aldrich, Charlene Gilland, Dolores Barker, Sally Fenn, Kay Downey, Glenda Hoge, Lynne Piper, Mary Johnson, Martha Puckett, Virginia Stimpson. Second row: Cora Andrews, Pat Tumer, Shirley Walker, Billie Shadid, Betty Fritts, Janice Jones, Ann Metz, Penny Boyle, Dana Sanding, Raelinda Welborn, Carolyn Ford, Sherry Bunnell, Joyce Ewing, JoAnn Fraley, Joyce Williams, Nancy Hughes. Third row: Sandy Ewertt, Ioan Abner, Lovetta Chapman, Sharon Bosley, Connie Kuhns, Sally Edwards, Barbara Cunningham, Connie Eckhardt, Vicki Fritz, Trudy Fornwalt, Caroline Kellogg, Lynne Carle, La Doris Hervey, Argus Hibbler, Sharon Cravens. Fourth row: Bruce Parris, Jerry Neth, Tom Klem, Jim Hammond, Joe Camp, Jerry Harper, Douglas Casady. Jack Brannan, Arman Villegas, Gary Mers- man, Robert Jewell, Tom Howard. Page Thirty-Four . . . Ziauiefzcfaeamen Row two: Judy Moore, Betty Williams, Verna Smith, Joyce Winegarner, Susan Martin, Ellen Ray, Janice Lyle, Margaret McGinley, Doris Smith, Karen Starling. Margaret Pauley, Naomi White, Judy Phipps, Helen Scholes, Dorthene Roberson. Row three: Dennis Wheeler, Jerry Thomas, Mary Rich, Gary Riggs, Clyde Orme, Cecelia Polk, Julie Walker, Deanna Rice, Virginia- Moore, Ann Moreland, Marvin Wolf, Don Wescott, Wesley Mietchen. Wilma Tarbert, Cornelius Neal. Row four: David Loveday, Corol Newton, Charles Steinkuehler, Charles Warfel, Rodney Phipps, Bob Tinius, Tommie Torrence, Charles Murray, Donnie Wenzel, Denny Shaver, Mack McGrown, Tony Stout, Jerry Maddox. Sophomores are pictured left to right, front row: Karla Kay Reinking, Barbara Campbell, Betty Jane Hughes, Gayle Cline, Lois Smith, Mary Sparks, Helen Wiiherspron, Chestene Ziesenis, Sharon Wilson, Pat Shay, Barbara Kerr, Sandra Pound, Dottie Berryhill, Carol Ann Pegg, Carol Richardson. Row two: Carol Duckworth, Nadine Ryman, Patsy Carpenter, Shirley Zimmerman, Gloria Wahl, Beatrice Stone, Kathleen Wall, Susie Phillips, Joyce Austin, Evelyn Logan, Donna Hale, Virginia Munroe, Phillis Goodall, Charlesetta Bell, Esselene Pondex- ter, De Ann Wright. Row three: Larry DeBrot, Don Clyne. Amos Sanders, Jimmy Brownlee, Judy Pierce, Connie Presley, Darlene Koker, Kay Johnson, Alice Jacques, Vernon Keeler, Ralph Sagerty, Raymond Walker, Marvin Bennefield, Kenneth Russell, John Messenger. Row four: Sammy Howland, Lenford Nesbitt, Clarence Johnson, Paul Martin, Dale Haskins, Darrell Schuessler, James Niederhouse, Gene Miller, Jim Sibley, Clifford Trax, Roger Davis, Jackie Wilson, Clifford Lansdown, Kennctli Geer, Jimmie Parret. i J ?OR , Q ??illkifQ3fRDS' AND MONEY Stow , JACK S A , . 'fm ftfft' liifiig, A HGNEY . iff fir fs. his Q. V I . -9 MXRK Ui. S :'ii fi Marker f Each year one of the biggest events is the election of new class officers for the following year. As the election draws near, campaigning begins. Each candidate has a campaign manager who arranges for booster buttons and posters which appear in the halls. Among the hundreds of posters were these two which represented Jack Hiebert and Dora Drowatzky. One of the highlights of the campaign week is the parade, where the band plays and all candidates walk through the halls throwing candy and gum in an effort to get more votes. Candidates for class office must carry at least a C average for the last semester's grades. After a week of campaigning the student body votes. The results of the election are published in the NORTH STAR. Page Thirty-Five uzdaalaaamen . , . These sophomore girls, in keeping with the age old tradition of the North High Redskins, perform a dance to Poca'hantas, which relayed the story of her life. These Indian maidens were led by Tina Merrell as Captain John Smith and Kay Johnson as Pocahan- las. Students have many opportunities to participate in a variety of extra curricular activities, Among these are the sophomore assembly where as pictured here, Pat Turner did a pantomine to Sailor Boys, They Talk to Me in English. Unsuspectedly caught in one of her cre'1 tive moods is Jackie Sue Fitzwater seen here decorating for the Y-Teen dance. Another action shot of the sophomore assembly shows a group of promising musicians In tune with the current rage of rock and roll are Barbara Kerr and Clarence Johnson doing a bop ar- rangement to Honky Tonk Part Il. This is one of the many terrific acts put on by the talented sophomore class. Page Thirty Six Pd ,X .s- Aazwzzeea , , . Leading the circus parade are the members of the high stepping North High band which includes from left to right, first row: Jerry Lovern, Alan Moore, Sandra Davis, Richard Hauser, Sandra Ritter, Bill Day, Jeanne DeHaven, Jo Purinton, Jo Cougher, Kay Gregg, Dotty Warkentin. Second row: Mike Garrison, Jon Tompkins, Don Ingle, Ronney Rinehart, Nancy Dye, Judy Smith, Gene Rasler, Janice Hurtig, Carolyn Davis, Peggy Ogbert, Gloria Morris, Sylvia Cook, Pat Smith, Janet Hale, David Holmes. Third row: Patsy Moreno, Verna Zollinger, Carol Riffel, Daisy Nelson, Orville Barrett. Richard Sinart, Sally Teten, Steve Maxedon, Bob Penderga-st, Larry Sullivan, Alan James, Alden Woods, Vernon Green, Merle Gates, Varee Ann Leuszler, Judy Woods, Billie Jo King, Duane Williams, Jon Roe. Marilyn Gilstrap, Dennis Wright. Fourth row: Belva Massey, Sherry Avery, John DeWeese, Richard Barnes, Janet Atherton, Hazel Jones, Amelia Cim- mons, Tony Priddle, Jean Limper, Roy Greer, Billy Carter, Larry Jefferies. Dale Layman- A1311 BHSSCU. Laffy Herring. Bill NiCh01S- Al'Vil'l Noel, Ronnie Sickle, George Snyder, Ray Shofner, Bob Hunt, James Douglas, Pat Armstrong, Richard Diffenbaugh, Leoy Smart, James Chas- tin, Orcenith Smith, James Hull, Brian Haupt, Bob Diller, Gary Corns, Evelyn Lessenden, Herb Jenkins. Back row: Jerry Jensen, Kent Salis- bury. Ralph Matheson, Robert Griser, Leon Wells, Jane Russell, Eugene Bryant, Don Marler, La-rry Faucette, Veneta Layman, Sharron Eman- ual, Robert Hollowell, director, Bobby Stewart, Orlin Ard, David Duncan, Phillip Stubblefield, L. L. Cotter, Robert Anderson. Gary Brown. Marcus Washington, Clara Stout, Patricia Barns. North's twirlers in front of the band are, left to right, Martha Hall, Beverly Brazil, Bob Slo- sar, drum majorg Becky Colliavr, Sherian Ashby, head twirler. . At- left, North's marching band presents the colors during football season at a half-time performance. They presented a fine appearance in their new uniforms which they received this year. At right, band members seem to enjoy having their new regalia fitted. Page Thirty-Eight . . . fifareuazm North High Singers include. left to right, front row: Karen Groe, accom- panist: Gary Guthrie, Judy Rice, Linda Palmer, Jack Hiebert, Stephanie Brooks, Lee Second row ens, Don R Sam Swaim Miller, Mary Edmonston, Gene Nicholson, Lillian Milberger. Shannon Heiner. Dan Jessup, Sharon Waterson, Judy Steph- Wilson. Ruth Waner, Bob Evans, Don Junod. Third row: LeRoy Jeffers. Bill Lock, Roberta Rogers, Floyd Jordan. Girls ensemble includes, left to right, front row: Karen Krotz, Judy Stevens, Ruth Waner, Sharon Waterson, Mar- garet Armstrong, Judy Rice, Stephanie Brooks, Mary Ed- monston, Brenda Farha. Third row: Nikki Arnold, Linda Palmer. Beverly Karr, Roberta Rogers, Janice Johns, Alice Jordan, Sandy Stevens, accompanist. The music department presents many fine programs for school assemblies, concerts, and organizations outside of the school. The North High Singers and the Girls' Ensemble sang for many civic groups such as the Lions Club, Kiwanis and numerous women's clubs. The orchestra participates in a fall and a spring concert. Their music is enthusiastically ac- cepted. The vocal groups are under the direction of Miss Christa Fisher and Neil Dearinger. Robert Hollowell is the director of instrumental music. Members of the orchestra are, first violins: Mary Ann Harms, Sharon Jacques, Paula Berg, Victor Whiteman, Barbara Kerr, Pauletta Koker. Second violins: Norma Land. Alice Nichols, Marilyn Rathmel, Marla Justvig, Lois Keene, Eldora Timbers, Bruce Milberger, Sandra Pound. Viola: Cynthia Pa-ul. Cello: Jackie Bowers, Susan States. String Bass: Lois Peterson, Gerry Reeves. Flute: Jo Cougher. Oboe: Jeanne DeHaven. Clarinet: Jerry Lovern, Alan Moore, Mike Garrison. Alto Sax: Jon Roe, Baritone Sax: Sharron Emanuel, French Horn: Richard King, Trumpet: Bob Pendergast, Larry Sullivan, Roy Greer. Trombone: Alan Jones, Tom Stees. Percussion: Jerry Jessen, Ralph Matheson, Jane Russell, Larry Faucetie. Piano: Karen Wullschleger. Paqe Thirty-Nine 1-kzauezaea . . E I 4 1 I 4 i 4 3 l I The Mixed Chorus includes front row: Caroll Benz, Carolyn Olmstead, Joyce Fisher, Sandra Johns:n, Shirley Ann Fisher, LaVonna Doornbos, Nancy Beach, Carole Bratcher, Beverly Matson, Mary Tyler, Evelyn Irene Wilson. Christa Bauer, Carol Byler, Gay Hickerson, De- anna Reed, Mary Lou Estes, Becky Nufer, Judy Smith, pianist, Shirley Rule, pianist. Second row: Louise Isaac, Beverly Weir, Beverly Nice, Lois- Keene,'Jui1e Lawyer, Mary Carpenter, .Rosemary Pennington, Carolyn Umbarger, Lois Peterson, Judy Pinnell, Sandra Dunn, Judy Goss, Ardith Harrington, Carolyn Smith, Phyllis Sinkhorn, Billie Baker, Jeanette Lee, Joan Steichen, Beverly Bartley, Helen Ponds, Kay Winters, Nancy McKown, Lynda Beth Hope, pianist. Third row: Nellie Ball, Bill Hanlon, Henry Mason, Tom Brown, Edward Mullin, Delmar L. Clark, Henry JEHYIIIIES, BSU Callifeu- WHYHQGISSS. Jerry Thompson, Johnny Smith, Jim Sloan, Mike Clark, Wesley Smith. Bob Welliver, Lafrry Mast, Galend Nimrod, Wilene Muck, pianist. Fourth row' Jim Cgleman, Tom Loflin, Bob Hannah Tom Cunningham, Leroy Grim Eu gene Bryant. Richard Witt, Curtis Truth, Gary Woodard, Ja ' Me d, ' - - ' ' Don Speer' Pete Van Es' Philip Clutter mes H Jerry Buller, Charles Neal, Bob Melville, Tommy Allen, Archie Shonk, W! F K 5. The Mixed Chorus appears in concerts presented ' 1 by the music department. This class gives fine train- 'Q . . . . . wg' mg for those who are interested in singing. The Christalettes, organized in 1954, named them- selves after their director, Miss Christa Fisher. The group likes especially to do Negro spirituals when it sings for civic organizations, PTA, and various club meetings. The Girls' Glee Club enrolls all girls who enjoy singing. This class prepares them for the more ad- vanced vocal groups, such as the Choir, Girls' Ensem- ble, and the North High Singers. The Christalettes include, front row: Betty Ann Williams, Shirley Ann Fisher, Beverly Mason. Second row: Ann More- land, Irene Cohen, and Mary Johnson. Third row: Billie Jo King, Clarice King, and Barbara Kerr. 4, J tg k Y. X D31 1 . ,,,,,u., i Q Girls Glee Club members are, front row: Mary Johnson, Betty Williams, Sharon Lutes, Margaret Pauley, Barbara Kirkendall, Judy Moore, Virginia Stimpson, Sandy Redmond, Kathy Markel, Joy Utter, Joyce Ewing, Barbee Nelson. Second row: Emmadell Blackmon. Alberta Churning, Raelinda Welborn, LaNita Stankey, Francene Davis, Lynne Rice, Barbara Kerr, Varee Leuszler, Flora Hunter, Kathy Waner, Patty Skinner, Evelyn Lawson, Susan States, Delilah Mitchell. Third row: Betty Patterson. Wanda Jewell. Ree Pearson, Carolyn Ford, Connle Kuhns, Lovetta Spence, Katherine Lee, Ann Moreland, Ivalou Leighty, Jeanne Simmons, Sally Fenn, Sue Phares, Donna Miller, Connie Bolan, Sharon Jacques. Fourth row: Kay Johnson, Connie Eckhardt, Penny Boyle, Barbara Cunningham, Beverly Pherigo, ,Connie Holland, Joann Williams, Linda Bowker, Trudy Fornwalt, Phillis Goodall, Darlene Kokes, Diana Dick, Connie Presley, Clara Mae Gilmore, Gladys Thomas. Page Forty , . . ffctwitdec Girls' Choir members include, front row, left to right: Kaye Kallail, Mary Edmonston, Jama Harboldt. Jeri McLaughlin, Pat Cobb, Judy Albert, Mary Ann Crowl, Janice Ann Johns, Marsha Larson, Janet Lindstrom, Glenna Bonner, Vicki Gilmore, Carol Lacey, Brenda Farha, Second row: Karen Brewer, Karen Schuenemann, Rita Helm, Barbara Thompson, Janyce Tunison, Mary Lee Bewley, Frances Avery, Judy Rice, Charlotte Gutherie, Alice Jordan, Margaret Armstrong, Barbara Coonrod, Stephanie Brooks. Third row: Ann Smiley, Sharon Waterson, Dixie Cope, Linda Palmer, Edith Pennington, Judith Stephens, Beverly Karr. Eileene Jenkins, Gloria Hoke, Mary Liz Fox, Ruth Waner, Wynema Heritage, Lillian Milberger, Janet Schoonover. Fourth row: Ardath Bruner, Carolyn Murphy, Rachael McFate, Roberta Rogers, Sue Schuessler, Nancy Thompson, Clara Ebel, Marian Howell, Judy Winegarner, Judy Atherton, Dana Crowl, Karen Krotz, Irene Cohen, Shannon Heiner. North High is proud of its fine choir. Besides par- ticipating in the spring and fall concerts, the vocalists present programs for church groups and the interme- diate schools. The group sang at the state principals convention, and for the Christmas assembly. Their music added inspiration at the naturalization ceremony held in North's auditorium. This is the largest singing group in the vocal de- partment. From tryouts for Choir, Miss Christa Fisher and Neil Dearinger select the more talented. Bob Hollowell treats the music theory class to a chop suey dinner at his home. Around the table, from center, enjoying their Chinese fare are Jean Limper, Richard White, Joan Aboud, Sharon Waterson, Jerry Jessen, Orcenith Smith, Sandy Stevens, and Jon Roe. Completely obscured is Larry Sullivan, Q Boys' 'Choir members are, front row. left to right, Gary Guthrie, Dan Pierce, Jack DeWees, Larry Wade, Bill Lock, Karen Groe, Sandy Stevens, accompanistsg Bob Evans, Lee Miller, Don R. Wilson, Don H. Wilson, Kirby Burgerhoff, Gene Nicholson. Second row: Ernest Reed, Warren Town- send, Garry Wade. Bob Van Buren, Fred Houser, Carl Nelson, Dan Jessup, Le Roy Jeffers, Don Carmichael. Third row: Larry Jones, Roger Winn, Larry Lunsford, Sam Swaim, George Potts, Jack Heibert, David Hinderliter, Gary Bennett, Tommy Walker, Lyrnon Lauver, Fourth row: Lenzie Jones, Floyd Jordan, Harold Varner, Bill Spriggs, Eddie Quick, James Carr, Larry Collins, and Philip Johnson. Page Forty-Ono z4cz'6aiL'6e4 . . . The STAR was edited second semester by these staff members: Seated: Carolyn Shomber, co-assistant editor: Joanne Henry, editor: Charlotte Gilchrist, co-assistant editor: Sandra Davis, feature editor. Standing are Deanna Reed, advertising manager: Dean Hunsaker, col- umnist: Gary Harvey, co-sports editor: Helen Osborn, girls' sports editor: Tommy Herring, sports editor: Sharon Sellers, business manager: Joyce Armfield, assistant advertising manager: Sandy Shay, circulation manager: Linda Ellis, art editor: and Joan Aboud, assistant feature editor. From this group of journalists comes the first semester STAR and the TOWER staffs. Front row, left to right: Nancy Shockley, co-editor: Nancy Royston, co-advertising mana- ger: Eileene Jenkins, proof-reader. Second row: JoAnn Carter, co-editor: Nancy Riley, feature editor. Third row: Kay Harp, assistant feature edi- tor: Biatriz Gonzales, circulation man- ager: Floy Raye Mayer. business man' ager and girls' sports editor. Fourth row: Richard Allen, photographer, Bud Ellis. columnist: Ralph Hilton, photo- grapher: Diana Brewer, assistant edi- tor. Fifth row: Karen Groe and Sharon Waterson, who worked only on the TOWER: Jimmy Mathis, sports editor: and Diane Coufal, co-adver- tising manager. These students, ex- cept Bud Ellis, also compiled the TOWER. Page Forty-Two . . , f-fazaaazzea These beginning journalists are learning the art of editing the NORTH STAR for next year. Front row, left to right: Charles Erickson, Brad Schall, and Carl Cox. Second row: Fra-ncene Davis, Sharon Crow, Beverly Bartley, Anita Starpin, and Linda Lewis. Third row: Jean Thomas, Jackie Fitzwater, Sue Barrett, Judy Hare, Eleanor Thomas, and Brenda Nichols. Back row: Myrllis Classen, Vicki Bond, Mary Liz Fox, and Judy Atherton. Quill and Scroll is an international honorary journalism society. To qualify for membership, jour- nalists must be in the upper third of their class, be recommended by the advisor and have done superior work in some phase of journalistic or literary endeavor. First semester members include, from left to right, Nancy Royston. Diane Coufal, Floy Raye Mayer, Rich- ard Allen, JoAnn Carter, Eileene Jena kins, and Diana Brewer. Second semester members include. from left to right, Sharon Waterson, Joanne Henry, Sharon Sellers, Char- lotte Gilchrist, Sandra Davis, Helen Osborn, Carolyn Shomber, and Karen Groe. Page Forty-Three ietwddea . . . The all-school play cast was left to right, first row: Dennis Wright, Lee Miller, Carolyn Shomber, Diane Brasted, Carolyn Murphy, Jerry Jessen. Second row: Gene Nicholson, Suzanne Umphrey, Richard Hauser, Susan Taylor, Danny Marks, and Dennis Ekstrom. At left is Carolyn Murphy as the hula-dancing Lulu Pung. North's dramatic department, presented two outstanding plays, di- rected by Miss Ruth McCormick. In the fall, Cuckoos on the Hearth, the all-school play was given. The play was a comedy-mystery and revolved around the escape of a criminally insane man from a sanitarium and the reaction of people living in the vicinity. The senior play was A Man Called Peter, and portrayed the life of Peter Marshall, a minister who devoted his life to serving others. The dramatics department also presented the Christmas play, Child- ren of the Inn, and short plays for assemblies and clubs. The senior play cast at left includes, from left to right: Sandra Davis, Mary Pruitt, Lee Miller, Rosalyn Elliott, Carolyn Shomber, Suzanne Umphrey, Carolyn Murphy, Lequetta Glass, Phil Blauer, Susan Taylor, Richard Hauser, Dennis Ekstrom, Gary Harvey, Gene Nicholson, and Don Wilson, Thespian members are front row, from left to right: Ma-ry Pruitt, Diane Brasted, Susan Taylor, Jerry Jessen, Carolyn Murphy, Suzanne Umphrey, Carolyn Shomber. Standing are Gene Nicholson, Danny Marks, Dennis Wright, Bill Manely, Richard Hauser, Sharron Emanuel and Sandra Davis. Page Forty-four zfctauitiea Oh You Beautiful Do1l was the song presented by these senior girls as Raggedy Anns and Andys in the senior assembly, A ski lodge, in the Switzerland mountains, belonging to Gretchen and 1 H b dx' Hans Glitenhiemer, was the scene of the senior assembly, Snow oun Fine talent from the senior class was presented as the marooned guests of the lodge were persuaded to entertain. Performers, in addition to those pictured, were Gene Nicholson, Bill Lock, Betty Milbank, Jean Shafer, Suzanne Umphrey, Susan Taylor, Sandy Burton, Kay Stauffer, Richard Hauser, Bill Day, Jean '1H1rner, Carolyn Murphy, Sharron Emanuel, Dennis Ekstrom, Karen Schuenemann and Larry Jefferies. These senior students put forth much effort to make this as- sembly a memorable one. The talent in the senior assembly included Don Junod singing to Judy Smith: a quartet composed of Bill Manely, Jerry Jessen, Ken- neth Bunton, and David Hinderliterg Patsy Moreno did the Mexican Hat dance. Page Forty-Five ,4c The junior-senior prom, one of the gala events of the year, was held in the gym. The decorations, fitting in with the theme, Carousel, featured ticket, balloon and cotton candy stands, along with a carousel. The Thespian Club decorated the gym in red and gold and hung these dramatic masks from the ceiling for The Masque Ball . Glittering spider webs decorated the backdrop and ornamented masks were given as souvenirs. North is fortunate to be the only known school having a river adjacent to its campus. Every year, weather per- mitting, a water festival is presented. This float depicts the story of The Three Little Pigs following the theme Fairy Tales. The activities going on under the big top could never function without the aid of these people. They are the cafeteria staff, the matrons and the custodians. if g . W, EE? :fi si Page Forty-Six Oo Members of thc Student Senate are left to right, front row: Jackie Byers, June Trollope, Diana Brewer, Francene Davis, Floy Raye Mayer, secretary, Sandy Redmond, Nancy Dye. Second row: Dennis Wright, Dee Ann Babst, Becky Nufer, Carolyn Murphy, Eileene Jen- kins. Third row: Barry Nelson, Richard Hauser, Roger Winn, vice presidentg Tommy Herring, sargeant at arms, Gerald Kinney, sponsor. Fourth row: Ronnie Stephens, Garry Wade, Bill Spriggs, John Beindorff, Larry Lunsford, president. The members of the Student Senate are elected by the school, while the Student Assembly members are chosen by the district they represent. Student Legislature sponsored a successful dance at which Larry Lunsford crowned Pigskin Pete and Varsity Sue. Student Legislature also sponsored the Water Festival. The necessity for more tables at the dances was taken in hand when the Senate purchased twenty-five tables. Student directories were sold by the Student Legislature along with decals, stationery, and license tags. A bill must be passed by both the Student Senate and Student As- sembly before it can be accepted. Most of the committees are composed of members from both houses. The meetings are held every Tuesday morning at 7:45 a.m. The students who make up the Student Assembly are left to right, front row: Janeen Hamilton, parliamentariang Nancy Royston, secre- tary: Larry Wade, speaker, Steve Summerville, sergeant at arms: Eddie Quick, vice speaker. Second row: Glenda Cline, Norma Coffman, Sue Phares, Elinda Perry, Janice Koegeboehn, Janice Knutsen, Judy Smith. Third row: Beverly DeBrot, Ann Fischer, Kay Phillips, Sandra Davis, Charlotte Gilchrist, Judy Isaacs, Stephen Wood, sponsor. Fourth row: John Hulls, Joe Bilyew, Richard Dear, David Johnson, Bill Nicholas, Jerry Pritchard and Jack Spotts. Page Forty-Eight . . . gfdlld Leading the war cry at North's games is the mighty pep band. Members from left to right, front row: Eugene Bryant, Don Marlar, Jerry Jessen, Kent Salisbury. Second row: Jerry Lovern, Mike Garrison, Alan Moore, Sandra Davis, Sandra Ritter, Richard Hauser, Gwydotta Warkentin, David Holmes. Third row: John Roe, Dennis Wright, Sharron Emanuel, Carolyn Davis, Janice Hurtig, Herbert Jenkins, Ron- nie Stephens. Fourth row: L. L. Cotter, Roy Greer, Ronald Sickler, Tony Priddle, Larry Jefferies, Stephen Maxedon, Bob Pendergast, Larry Sullivang Allan Jones, Alden Woods, Vernon Green, Phillip Stubble field, F. Robert Hollowell, director. Ten girls and ten boys are chosen as final cheerleader candidates at the first of the year by representatives of clubs and the faculty. Five boys and five girls of those ten are later chosen by the student body to lead North's cheers at the football and basketball games. The cheerleaders must meet a grade requirement of no D's or F's. Their pep and enthusiasm help to keep North's spirit one of the best in the Ark Valley. Tryouts are held each year to choose members of pep band. This is a colorful group when decked out in red and white uniforms, which the members purchase. Helping to make the pep assemblies even more exciting is NOFtll'S pep band, which also plays at all of the home games. When invited, the group travels to out-of-town games. Mr. Hollowell, director, helps to make this club an even greater success. The group meets every Wednesday during club period. Cheerleaders are from left to right, front row: Sharon Waterson, Kay Stinebaugh, Sandy Stevens, hea-d cheerleader, Elaine Woodman, Sue Barrett. Second row: Don Wilson, first semester: Bob Slosar. first semesterg Lee Miller, head cheer- The cheerleaders dressed as Indians for the North-East Pep leader, first semesterg Richard King. Ray Price, first semester. Assembly. The two little helpers are Beth Barrett and Julie Wright. Page Forty-Nine 60414 . .. Members of the Y-Teen cabinet and council include left to right, front row: Jeanne Shafer, Ann Fischer, Diane Brasted, Myrna Schenck, Becky Nufer, Diana Brewer. Karen Brewer. Second row: JoLynn Gray, Kathy Stucker, Joan Steichen, Janice Koegeboehn, Beverly Mason, Judy Hare. Prestine Cozart, Sarah Seevers, Janeen Hamilton. Third row: Dora Drowatzky, Y:-indell Welch, Myrllis Clafssen. Rosie Schuman, Sidney Aldrich, Susan Taylor. i a tummy Featuring a choral reading for the Christmas program were blacks, from left to right: Myrna Schenck. Jeanne Shafer, Betty Milbank, Myrllis Classen, Sharron Emanuel, Whites from left to right were Carolyn Shomber, Eileene Jenki ns, Sandra Davis. The Y-Teen is a service and religious organiza- tion. During the Christmas holidays they decorated the first floor halls. They adopted a needy family for whom they collected food, clothing and money. In January, the organization sponsored a successful dance, Shanghai Shag. This organization, with Miss Bernice Payne as head sponsor, is the largest club in the school. Their programs, planned by members of the cab- inet and council, consist of panels, films and religious guidance. This organization is an inspiration to all of its members. Singing at the Shanghai Shag are Bill Manely, David Hinderliter, Stephanie Brooks, Kenneth Bunton. and Jerry Jessen. Members of Y4Teens made packages of candy for the blind, they The cabinet and council wrapped gifts for the three needy also decorated the halls of North and the Christmas tree. families which the club adopted at Christmas time. Page Fifty . . . 66144 The Junior Hi-Y officers consist of front row, Jerry Allen, first semester: social chairman, second semester, secretary treasurer: Richard Dear, second semester, social chairman: Steve Willard, first semester, devotional chairman: second row: Herbert Whitney, presi- dent: Arthur Herndon, vice president, first semester: Fred Houser, secretary treasurer. first semesterg Max McReyno1ds, service chair- man, first semester, vice president, second semester. The senior Hi-Y officers include front row: Larry Paul, presi- dent: Jimmy Mathis, vice president: second row: Jerry Arensberg, devotional chairman: Glynn Butler, service chairman: Steve Ernst, secretary: John McCarrier, treasurer: Carl Doyle, social chairman. Hi-Y is a service and religious organization af- filiated With the YMCA. Boys meet in three separate clubs, seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Early in the fall, the Hi-Y sent delegates to a model legislature in Topeka. In Model Legislature, delegates elect a gover- nor and other state officials to take over the govern- ment for one day. The Hi-Y Youth and Government delegates were Max McReynolds, Herbert Whitney, Glynn Butler, Larry Paul, Steve Ernst, Jerry Arens- berg, Curtis Troth, and Ben Cantrell. The Hi-Y and Y-Teens combine to give the Thanksgiving Assembly and other assemblies during the year. As a money making project, prior to the Christmas holidays, members sold Christmas tree coupons from house to house and at stores. North's senior Hi-Y basketball team went un- defeated to win the Sedgwick County Hi-Y basketball championship. Officers of sophomore Hi-Y are front row: Ben Can- trell, vice president: Dennis Cain, president: Clark Min- ion, treasurer: Roy Meacham: second row: Lenford Nes- bitt. alternate devotional chairman: Curtis Troth, social chairman: Henry Mason, secretary: Corneilus Neal, ser- vice chairman. These sophomore, junior, and senior boys made up the Hi-Y Club. Page 1-'iffy-One Hide... in l wwdv' The Cabinet and Council keeps Red Arrows club going. Left to right, front row: Sandy Redmond. sophomore representative: Betty Milbank, secretary: Mary Pruitt, vice president: Eileene Jenkins, president: Beverly Karr. sergeant at arms. Second row: Kay Knutsen. sophomore representative: Kathy Stucker. junior representative: Peggy Edrninster, junior representative: Diane Coufal, treasurer. Third row: Joan Stowe, iunior representative: Evelyn Lessenden, junior representative: and Janice Knutsen, senior representative. The cabinet and council meets every Monday morning at 7:50. The group plans dances and Red Arrow meet- ings along with lining up the buses for out-of-town games. The bright red and White uniforms add color and excitement to the games. Red Arrow members must attend all home games. If a girl misses three of these games, she is dropped from the club. One of the successful pro- grams presented during the year was This Is Your Life, Santa. Pep club also sponsor- ed a very interesting spring dance, Hayseed Hop. Early in the year pom-poms were sold to the pep club members. This made their uniforms complete. Page Fifty-Two One of the hardest working clubs at North is the Junior Red Cross. Early in the year was the membership drive. The Red Cross also held doughnut sales, entertained at a children's home, and took assignments to home- bound children. Along with their projects, members spon- sored gift boxes to send over- seas. The officers of the Junior Red Cross are, left to right, front row. Danny McKown. president. Second row: Brad Schall. vice president, first semester: Dana Crowl. treasurer, first semesterg Karen Krotz, secretary. One of the most unusual and interesting clubs at North is the Latin Club. Making Latin more useful are games composed of Latin words and phrases. The club's first pro- ject was the Thanksgiving of- ferings to the Phyllis Wheat- ley Home. Later in the year, the group sponsored its an- nual Latin Dinner. Page Fifty-Three . . . 60454 K A JUNIOR RED CROSS 'Guiding this hard working club are the officers. They and the com- mittee members are in charge of all the projects. Executive meetings are held every Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. They attend meetings of the Secondary County Council, a city wide organization. LATIN CLUB 'MQ' Eludeu. MATH, SLIDE RULE LETTERMAN'S Students who especially like mathematics joined Mathematics and Slide Rule Club to ex- plore topics which cannot be included in the regular classes. Boys who have lettered in sports belong to Letterman's Club which meets every other Wed- nesday. These boys are in charge of the concession stand during basketball season and they keep score at wrestling and swimming matches. The boys of Radio Club, along with their interesting class work, learn to work with radios in practicing code and through theory classes. They visit different club stations to learn of the different types of radios. The Geology Club has interesting programs of the members displaying their rock collections and swapping rocks to help increase their unusual collections, movies of the rocks, mineral, and mining along with the study of crystals and crystallization to make this a worth-while club. RADIO CLUB GEOLOGY CLUB Page Fifty-F . . . 60454 CHESS CLUB BIBLE CLUB The Chess Club is organized for students interested in practicing and improving their techniques in chess. Throughout the year a continual tournament is in progress. The purpose of the Bible Club is to provide for the spiritual welfare and religious acti- vities of those students who desire to meet together for worship and inspiration. They have different speakers during their meetings which are held on Friday morning from 8 to 8:25. The Archery Club has its range in the basement. Most of the members are skilled archers who own their own equipment. They meet every other Wednesday with Miss Ann Theilen, spon- sor. Projectionist Club is open to all students interested in running the movie projector. The students must belong to this club if they want to operate a projector for classes, clubs and as- semblies. ARCHERY CLUB PROJECTIONIST CLUB Page Fifty-five Elm... Future Teachers Club is open to junior and senior girls interested in the teaching pro- fession. During the year the group had a visiting day, when they went to assigned schools in the city. Future Teachers meet alternating Thursdays before school. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Science Club gives students a chance to develop interests in the application of science. Students are able to try out ideas gained in regular science classes. They have many activities such as experiments, field trips, lectures, and mo- tion pictures. SCIENCE CLUB FUTURE NURSES CLUB Another career club is the Future Nurses Club. Visitors in different fields of nursing help the girls decide on the field in which they hope to specialize. Movies are often shown during club periods, and field trips are sometimes taken to the various hospitals. .. A Q A E ' P-EE, . ,,,, i' , It ' 5 .S , Page 1-'iity-Six Students interested in the collection of stamps belong to Stamp Club. During meet- ings they compare collections, trade and exhibit interesting stamps. This club meets every other Wednesday. BUSINESS CLUB The purpose of Pen Pals Club is to promote through correspondence a better un- derstanding between members and the students of the world. This club is often visited by people who have traveled abroad and want to share their interesting experiences. A big project of the club is its contributions to CARE. Page Fifty-Seven . . . elude STAMP CLUB The purpose of the Business Club is to give an opportunity to students who want to learn of the latest professional pro- cedures. Guests visit during club periods to give talks and show motion pictures on bus- iness techniques. PEN PALS CLUB dluld . . . Spanish Club would seem unusual to anyone who doesn't speak Spanish, as this language is used constantly. To make variety in the pro- grams speakers sometimes visit the club. SPANISH CLUB -Meeting on the rifle range is the Rifle Club, which al- ways practices safety. They participate in many exciting matches between other schools in the city along with going to the state match. RIFLE CLUB Auto Club is open to all boys interested in cars. Many speakers discuss automobiles bers of the club which meets every Wednesday. AUTO CLUB To belong to Amard a stu- dent must present a reading. Later the group is divided in- to sections to practice their parts for plays they give. This club is sponsored by Miss Ruth McCormick. AMARD Page riny-nigh: and mechanics with the mem- Spode . . . Here are the members of the 1956 varsity football team. Front row: John Shull. Owen Good, Warren Gilkey, Arthur Woods, Ed Quick, Harvey White. Eugene Westphal, Dick Lemmon. Second row: Monk Edwards, coach: Bob Howell, Rex Lewis, Ronnie Stephens, Jim Patter- son. Jerry Davis, Mike Jenkins, Harold Woods, Bob Prather. Third row: Roger Marshall, Maurice Caster, Bud Ellis, Werner Teufel, Larry Walker, Phil Huntsinger, Jerry Prichard, Bill Clifford. Dick Walker, ju iior manager. Fourth row: Greg Gray, Ronnie Irion, Henry Gentry, Lawrence Sheffler, Bob Zickefoose, Dick White, Nelson Hall, John Keller, John Ledesma, Garry Wade, George Potts, senior manager. Fifth row: Joe Lee. assistant coach: Larry Wade, Lonnie James. Larry Faucette, Milton Fairbank, Don Meadows, Jay Hunter, James Lnastain, Gary Bennett, Leon Jeffers and Herbert Whitney, junior managers: Glen Browne. assistant coach. ARK VALLEY STANDINGS SEASONS RESULTS w l t pct. NORTH Arkansas City 13 Fast . ..,.,.-.. ..7 0 1 .938 NORTH W- .-.M Kapaun Arkansas City .. ..... 6 1 1 .811 NORTH ,,,.,, Winfield Hutchinson .. ,.., H W6 2 0 .750 NORTH ,... N West NORTH L . .. ...5 3 0 .625 NORTH W Wellington West . .. .,,. . W5 3 0 .625 NORTH W-- El Dorado Wellington ., .. .-.3 5 0 ,375 NORTH , ,... ,. East El Dorado ,, ..-2 6 0 .250 NORTH .,,... Newton Newton , 1 7 0 .125 NORTH ,, Hutchinson Winfield .., -..O 8 0 .000 The North Redskins fought hard last season and tied for fourth place in the Ark Valley standings. Upper left: Dick White catches a touchdown pass against El Dorado. Upper right: North scores a touchdown against Newton. On the ground with the ball is Mike Jenkins 1431. Lower left: Bob Howell goes for a gain against Hutchinson. Lower right: Ronnie Irion picks up yardage against Newton. Other identified North players are Arthur Woods 1633. Milton Fairbank 4671, Warren Giikey 1663. l Page Sixty Xl ,f . . Spade i .- - 0 Members of the 1956 B football team include front row: Larry Ferguson. Alden Woods, Willie Todd, Bob Hays, Roger Winn, Ralph Lucas. Second row: Richard Burton, Ronnie Winesberry, Ronnie Broshears, Lugene Houston, Gilbert Roman, Dick Nelson, Fred Doerflinger. Third row: Jim King, Roger Banks, Richard Helt, Melvin Gregory, Fred Lochmann, Charles Kiel, George Bullock, Herb Whitney, mann- ger. Back row: Joe Lee, coach: Richard Dieffenbaugh, Don Henderson, Rex Benrhorst, Larry Silverthorne, Lyman Lauver, Jerry Pata. Leon Jeffers, manager. SOPHOMORE RESULTS B TEAM RESULTS NORTH 7 W ffffc... .Y,Y,,Y,Y,Y.. ..., W e st NORTH 14 -,, ,,,,,....,..,,,,....,,, Augusta 6 ?'O'?TH 6 W W, East NORTH 12 U Wm-- East 25 NORTH 26 W , ,,l, West NORTH , -.. Kapaun 19 NORTH 6 W -A Kapaun NORTH 7 W, V-. West 6 NORTH 13 N, ,, N East Members of the 1956 sophomore football team are, front row: Charles Neal, David Vanderwood, Allen Blaser, Jerry Thompson, Rich- ard Smart, Ray Price, Wayne Baugus, Larry Bonine, Ben Cantrell, Jerry Harper, Jerry Kendall, Chet Winegarner, Gary Shults. Second row: Dale Layman, Joe Camp, Nathaniel Neal, Larry O'Conner, Carol New gon, Craig Costa, Jimmie Mead, John Honer, Larry Huffstetler, David Todd, Gary Woodard, Jim Sibley, Bob Cantrell, Jimmie Little, Third row: Mike Jackson, manager: Phil Hamilton, Gene Miller, Steve Yen- ser, Vernon Anderson, Monroe Balton, Louis Holloway, Bill Achey, Clarence Johnson, Mike Randall, Steve Summerville, Robert Corum, Wayne Glass, Eddie Roman, Fourth row: Clark Hay, Donald Speer, Rmald Sickler, Larry Dutton, Kenneth Joslin, Tom Howard, Raymond Boston, Bob Muzzy, Dennis Cain, Tery Botham, Robert Jewell, Curtis Troth, Jack Congdon. Fifth row: Kerry Granger, Bob Fry, Howard Nichols, Mark Joyce, Alvin Edwards, Richard Burbank, Dean Finke, Pat Armstrong, Leslie Decker, Clark Minton. Back row: John Bolafn, coach, Lorenzo Broadus, Paul Martin, Larry Howell, Walter Price, Bobby Powell, Dick Barnes, Phillip Smith, Niles Haworth, John Ehrlich, James Jones. Garry Wade, assistant coach. Page Sixiy-One Spaztd . . . The hard fighting North High basketball team which finished fourth in the Ark Valley includes, front row: Dick Walker, manager: Ray- mond Boston, Charles Neal, Jack Spotts, Larry Bonine, Mike Jenkins, Philip Clutter, Jack Dean, Dennis Cain, Ralph Lucas. Second row: Joe Lee, coach: Jim Sibley, Steve Summerville, Dean Finke. Lugene Houston, Jay Hunter, Jerry Harper, Clark Hay, Don Hesser, Kerry Granger. Back row: Cecil Brooks, Dan Hesser, Don Meadows, Bill Spriggs, Ivan Clark. John Ehrlich, Donald Speer, Eugene Westphal, John Shull, Glen Bn-wne, assistant coach. The North basketball team under the coaching of Joe Lee won 11 games and lost nine. The team with two returning lettermen won its first four games and was rated as high as third in the state. Some of the highlights of the season were two wins over Newton and a victory over East. North led the Ark Valley for most of the early part of the season. Mike Jenkins was placed on the All Ark Valley teamg Bill Spriggs, on the third teamg Don Meadows and Jack Spotts gained Honorable Mention. Don Meadows executes a lay-up against Arkansas City while Steve Butler attempts to stop him. NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH , NORTH NORTH SEASONS RESULTS , . -. .,. ,,,....,.s.,,..,.l Winfield W, W, Independence -,. ..,.,,.. Newton , C , .,........ East U, -- Parsons W .,.,. Salina ,H .,.,, Ark City -- - - Hutchinson W . ..,, El Dorado -.- ..,..,.., West .,, --- Wellington W, ,W Winfield .- W Newton - ,, .,,,,... East N, ..., Ark City -- ,... Hutchinson , - , El Dorado , ,- ..Yf. -- West - - -- Wellington . H ..,l Kafpaun Page Sixty-Two The North B team had a good season winning 11 games and losing five. The reserves had many games decided by only one or two points. The fine showing the B team made should make North have a good basketball team next season. B TEAM RESULTS NORTH 45 ,,, Wellington 44 NORTH 59 ,.,, Winfield 57 NORTH 49 ,,, .,.,,,,,,,.,, Winfield 41 NORTH 46 ,,, ,,, Newton 44 NORTH 36 ,,, ,,, Newton 45 NORTH 47 ,,, WWW. East 48 NORTH 36 W, ,i,, ,,.. E ast 47 NORTH 55 W, . ii., Ark City 36 NORTH 39 ,,, ,,,,, Ark City 53 NORTH 60 ,, Hutchinson 48. NORTH 49 W, ,W Hutchinson 47 NORTH 59 W, ,,, El Dorado 32 NORTH 37 W, W E1 Dorado 33 NORTH 57 ,,, .,,. ,W West 58 NORTH 43 ,,, . ,,,,,, . West 42 NORTH 57 ,,, Wellington 43 The sophomore team won five and lost five games last season. The squad showed many good prospects for next year. SOPHOMORE RESULTS NORTH 63 ,,, Newton 56 NORTH 47 W, ,,,. Derby 56 NORTH 62 ,T,,,,,..iT,i,,,.,,. West 42 NORTH 50 ,,, ,W Newton 65 NORTH 38 W, ...., East 45 NORTH 65 W, ,,, Kapaun 37 NORTH 54 W, ,,., Derby 39 NORTH 50 ,W ,WW West 48 NORTH 37 ,,, ,, Kapaun 54 NORTH 52 ,,, East 64 aa: Spozfe Bill Spriggs drives in fcr a left handed set up against Winfield. Spriggs was the second leading scorer in the Ark Valley last season. ARK VALLEY STANDINGS w l Newton W, ,,,,12 4 East ,,.,,, ,,., 1 2 4 West .,,,,,,, ,,,, 1 2 4 NORTH ,,,,,. ,,,i 1 0 6 Hutchinson ,- W, 8 8 Wellington ,,, ,,, 7 9 Ark City W, W 6 10 E1 Dorado W, W 4 12 Winfield ,,,, W 1 15 On the left, Redskin Mike Jenkins goes in for a setaup against Elst in the field house. At the right, Eugene Westphal and Jay Hunter fight with a Pioneer eager for possession of the ball. Jack Spotts Q33 looks surprised at the action. pct. .750 .750 .750 .625 .500 .438 .375 .250 .063 Page Sixty-Three Spode . . . The hard working swimming team, which placed fourth in the state, includes front row: Tery Botham, Jerry Cubbage, Jack White- ley, Greg Gray. Garry Brown, Steve Ernst, David Hinderliter, Richard Gerety Jon Cornell. Larry Faucette, Warren Townsend. Back row: Roger Winn, managcrg John Honer, Mike Jackson, Jim Callen, Larry Huffstetler, Lyman Lauver, Allan Lee, George Hinkle, Sammy Swaim, Ed Palmer, Forrest Jaskson, Ronney Rinehart, John Bolan, coach. SWIMMING RESULTS The North High swimming team under the direction of John Bolan won three meets and lost six. In the state tournament, the Redskins placed 113822-2 jjj jQjjjj Wya,,X,ff,Q fourth while West High was the state champion. North's 160-yard free 281,35 jjj Ujjjjj-foffgil style relay team placed first and set a new state record. The team con- 21,3225 jj jjj S,5Q'ff,fQQQ12 sisted of Jack Whiteley, Stanley Smith, Larry Faucette and David Hinder- Qgggg A-----'-- V223 NORTH 66 jiffiesifffffropeka liter, who also placed first in the 100-yard free style race. The highlight of the season was the 41 to 35 defeat handed Wyandotte. It was the final STATE TOURNAMENT . . 1. W t 4. N th relay that decided the meet. In a previous meet, Wyandotte had downed 2. Eaist 5. wcyandone 3. Coffeyville 6. Shawnee Mission the North tankers. 7. Topeka On the left, Larry Faucette dives in. On the right, David Hinderliter starts the 100-yard free style race. Both Faucette and Hinderliter were on the record breaking state championship 160-yard free style relay teams. I-Iinderliter also was the 100-yard free style state champion. Page Sixty-Four . , . Spazta The members of this year's wrestling team includes front row: Dennis Wright, Jerry Thompson, Charles Gerety, Ronnie Stephens, Rex Lewis, Dick Nelson, Jim Patterson, Bruce Hagen, Ronnie Bulleigh, Bill Hanlon, Rodney Behrhorst. Second row: George Bullock, Roger Banks, Albert Martinez, Wayne Baugus, Bob Hays, Richard Burton, Jim King, Bob Muzzy, Gary Corns, Tom Taggart, Tom Howard. Third row: A. R. Edwards, coach, Jerry Prichard, Bud Ellis, Gerald Sheffler, Bill Clifford, Roger Marshall, Fred Lochmann, Larry Ferguson, Leslie Decker, Nelson Hall. Back row: Bob Prather, John McCarrier, Harvey White, Werner Teufel, Darrell Schuessler. Artie Sanders, Richard Helt, Larry Walker. Not pictured Harold Woods, Dick White, Rex Behrhorst, Jerry Kendall, George Potts, Larry Dutton. WRESTLING RESULTS The wrestling team won two dual meets and lost four and finished third Dual Meets NORTH 24 ,,,,.,,,....,,.... Salina 23 NORTH 13 ,,...........,V ..... W est 31 NORTH 18 --- .....,..,. East 26 NORTH 25 W- ,.., El Dorado 13 NORTH 13 .....,,e,.,...... --- East 34 NORTH 20 ..,,,,...... ,,..,.,, W est 21 Tournaments Douglass Tournament .....,.. Second West Tournament ......... ..... T hlrd Ark Valley Tournament ,------ Third Regional Tournament --. .... Ninth State Tournament ,.,.. - , - Tenth in the Ark Valley tournament. In the regionals, the members finished ninth and in the state meet, tenth. North had only two wrestlers that qualified for the state tournament this year. They were Harvey White, 178 pound weight, who took first place in the state meet and Dick Nel- son, 130 pound weight, who finished fourth. At the time of the regionals, many North wrestlers were ill and were unable to compete. The team was inexperienced with just three returning lettermen. ' On the left, Paul Walker is riding his opponent. On the right, state champion Harvey W'hite has af half nelson on his opponent. Page Sixty-Five 1 Spade . Members of this year's tumbling team include, front row: Charles Jenkins, Jerry Davis, Carl Crouse. 'k MC t Gar Woodard, Ralph Matheson, Steve, Maxedon, Eddie Hicks. Back row: J. W. Kincaid, coaci.: M1 e c ar y, y Harvey Goforth, Bob Kipfer, manager. A The tumbling team was under the direction of J. W. Kincaid this year. The team gave exhi- bitions at two of the home basketball games. The -squad showed an improvement over the year be- fore. Letters are not earned in tumbling be- cause the sport is non-competitive. The cross-country team was also under the direction of Mr. Kincaid and had its meets in the fall. All of the home meets were held at Sim Park. The team, which took a trip to Emporia, had just one letterman, Bill Spriggs. Members of the cross-country team for 1956 include front row: Dennis Wright, Bill Fisher, Jim Callen, Tom Taggart, Milton Willis, Ralph A Back row J W Kincaid coach' Bob Redd. Fred Houser, Phillip Matheson, Forrest Jackson, Steve Sandwich, Bob Klpfer, manager. 1 . . , , ' ' ' P ' ' M C rt Jerr Cubbage. Warren Townsend. Stubblefield, Dan Hesser, Bill Spriggs, Georg, Hinkle, Mike c a y, y naw 4 Page Sixty-Six Spam P The tennis team under the direction of Glen Browne includes, front row: Bob Cantrell, Buddy Higgins, Warren Townsend, Tom Walker, Cecil Smith, Larry Lunsford, Philip Clutter, John Carlson, Kirk Klag, Dick Barnes, Mike Jackson, Barry Smith, Teddy Eberle Jack Spotts. Second row: Gary Turner, Brad Schall. Herbert Whitney, Tony Priddie, Don Ingle, Tom Brown, Duane Williafms, Vernon Green, Dennis Cain. Back row: Roy Greer, Ben Cantrell, Stewart Cummins, Jon Wheat, David Entriken, Eugene Livengood, Steve Ernst, Ivan Clark, Cecil Brooks, Ed Fitch, John Harper, Glen Browne. GOLF SEASON RESULTS TENNIS SEASON RESULTS NORTH 506 .,........,,,.,..,.,.....,,,,.,,e ,-, West 507 NORTH 8 --- ....,., .. ..,,...............,.,.. Y-- Derby 1 North Invitational NORTH 1 --- ,,,.., East Two Men . ,..,..,...,I..,.. ,-- Third NORTH 4 ov ,,,.., Augusta Four Men ,.,..,.,,,.,,,.,., ,,.. F irst - Larry Paul, Medalist Hutclggjgg NORTH asa ..e.,,,.....e,,,, L- East 955 NORTH 6 if 'fl west El Dorado Invitational E t Two Men .......... -- Second NORTH 2 'A ' ' Q tas Four Men ,.......,. ,L Seventh NORTH f--- -------- '--- e S -- Hutchinson Invitational Ark, Valley Meet 'M' Wu Four Men ,.,,,,,o,, - Second Regional Tourney Ark Valley Tourney -- -- ......A. State Tourney ----, NORTH .... ..,,,,,,, - , East -- Regional Tourney ,U ,-, W-- State Tourney .e,e... , --- The golf team for 1957 includes, front row: Kenny Clark, Larry Paul, Ronnie Arnold, Jim- King, Tornmy Herring, Jim Pyles. Second row: Tomy Trousdale, David Lewis, Art Sanders, Dean Nice, Phillip Stubblefleld, Alan Moore, Jerry Maxfield. Back row: Monroe Balton, Gordon Wainscott, Pat Armstrong, Merle Gates, Jerry Witt, Joe Lee, coach, Page Sixty-Seven 544184 . . The members of this year's baseball team include front row: Jim Paftterson, Bruce Hagen, Richard Gerety, Mike Jenkins, Bob Barnhart, Don Hesser, Dick Walker, Wayne Baugus, Barney Truesdell, Don Meadows, Arthur Woods, Phil Huntsinger. Rex Lewis, Dick Lemmon, Carl Nath, Gary Corns, Second row: George Bullock, manager, Richard Burton, Ronnie Stephens, Bob Prather, Bud Ellis, Dan Hesser, Larry Bonine. Dean Finke, Milton Fairbank, Lonnie Jafmes, Jim Sibley, Lloyd Underwood, Danny Schaeffer, John Ehrlich. Third row: Dennis Wright, manager: Albert Martinez, Don Speer, David Vanderwood, Charles Gerety, Ronnie Bulleigh, Gary Woodard, Ronnie Sickler, Henry Karr, Jimmy Mathis, Clark Minton, Kerry Granger, Alvin Edwards. Fourth row: Dennis Harnden, Howard Stancer, Tom Howard, Larry Ferguson, Bob Hays, Henry Gentry, A. R. 1MonkJ Edwards, coach. BASEBALL SEASON RESULTS NORTH 2 ,.,, .....,.,. W est NORTH 6 .... Planeview NORTH 7 - - ..,, Newton NORTH 5 U - - Newton NORTH 5 s, , Derby NORTH 2 - , . .,,. East NORTH 1 - .,.. West NORTH A -..--- East NORTH , ,.,,..,,..,. ,-- El Dorado Regional Tournament State Tournament W Lower left: Ronnie Stephens charges in to catch a pop fly while Arthur Woods 1385 is out covering on the play. Middle: Ronnie Stephens follows through after pitching the ball. Upper right: Bob Prather 1333 takes a throw from an infielder for a put out at first base. North is the defending Ark Valley baseball champions. Page Sixty-Eight ...Spnw The members of the 1957 track team includes front row: Bill Fisher, Raymond Boston, Larry Larson, Phil Hamilton, Craig Costa, Steve Sandwich, Stanley Smith, Lugene Houston, Jack Dean, Don Henderson, Larry Faucette, Bill Pierce, Stephen Maxedon, Rodney Behrhorst. Second row: Jim Callen, manager, Ralph Matheson, Stanley Ritter, Harvey Goforth, Steve Summerville, Jerry Harper, Roger Marshall, Mike Randall, Nathaniel Neal, Jim Moorehouse, Forrest Jackson, Ralph Wright, John Bolan, coach. Third row: Bill Hanlon, managerg Milton Willis, Jim Thomas, Fred Lochmamn, Jon Cornell, Mike McCarty, Nelson Hall, Bill Clifford, Walter Price, Jerry Cubbage, Philip Johnson, Tom Taggart, Ray Shofner, Richard Smart, Clarence Johnson, Bill Kincaid, assistant coach. Back row: Howard Campbell, mana- ger, Eugene Westphal, Richard Dieftenbaugh, Sam Swaim, Alan Lee, Richard Witt, Jay Hunter, Bob Zickefoose, Bill Spriggs, Werner Teufel, Roger Banks, John Shull, Larry O'Connor, Clark Hay, Ed Palmer, John McCarrier, Charles Neal, Mack McGrown, Bobby Powell. TRACK SEASONS RESULTS West Quadrangular -H ,..,,., , ,,,,,,.,,, Second State Indoor at Manhattan ,,,,, ,.,.. S eventh NORTH 8725 ,,,,,,,.,,.,.., ,W Wellington 4425 WU Invitational ,V . o,,,,o..., Third KU Relays .,,,... ...,,. . ....... - East Invitational ,v,.,,l,, ,,,, Ark Valley League Meet U.- Regional Meet ..,,,,.,. W State Meet ,.,.l This was action in the West track meet. Upper left: Roger Marshall is clearing the high jump bar to tie for second. Middle: Jerry Har- per, who tied for first, goes over the high hurdles. Lower right: middle two, Steve Summerville and Eugene Westphal both of North, start the 120 yard high hurdles. The Kansas weather caused many of the spring sports events to be postponed. Page Sixty-Nine Spaztc . . . On the left is action in an after school volleyball game. On the right Nancy Shockley prepares to bowl. The girls bowled at the Recreational Lanes. The girls' after school sports program changes each nine weeks. In each period the girls have a variety of sports in which they may par- ticipate. Through these and Sports Club, girls can earn points toward a letter. In the fall girls can play tennis, badminton or brush-up on their social dancing. Life saving is taught to advanced swimmers. There is a canoe- ing class, providing the river cooperates. The second nine weeks the girls play volleyball, basketball or bowl after school. Below left Peg Edminster and right Elaine Woodman display their talents. Page Seventy On the left is action in a volleyball game. On the right, Karen Coleman is serving the ball. Second semester the girls play table tennis or volleyball. There is a modern dance class taught and the girls continue the bowling program. In the spring the girls choose swimming, tennis, golf, softball or badminton. Another lifesaving course is taught. Miss Margaret Hawk supervised tennis, swimming, bowling and basket- ball. Mrs. Peggy McLuen was in charge of lifesaving, mordern dance and tumbling. Miss Lois Haskin headed golf, Sports Club and basketball. Mrs. Pat Levi was in charge of the canoeing, badminton and volleyball. Miss Ann Theilen sponsored softball and Rifle Club. Table tennis was another after school sport in which girls participated. Spode Page Seventy-One spawn . . . wmvwwxw, sgx . A 'Xl wing Q VKX. Page Seventy-Two iaEciiWiPWl-Www - v- W V Y , .MJ - ,l'- ,.' ' Q ' H 'CCA' f:'i'if' w,1U'f?.,f- -Ef5iMilNld3?25SJ5l4l,i':Sl'lm'Q-OR DK.eL!iK?k9lMAfB:.EaN1!S'lHB lii1!ilil ' wA'Hi.4Fk2ii.-VR-2'u1 35 i4 X ' l.,'.,11f,z rJ'f', X355 MJT 1 - ?1:.L?Gifi i,I.D552zLiE !:T'.:4'1,J-WW-Q, ' -'Jk--,Q 'dd-f'9.u ,Ll,'i?QdJ Alv-..l'5iV?'CMifJ,Ve-'QA-l:!hWEdHf'.-Nh? i!61NKii?5'eFk612'2Z',4f'iB4iQ9BiiW.iKi9Wi6n,!:iF!?L'f?,xISiN4X!IanT.M25EI6AUiIiV!' ' ' 5 5 3 I 3MFM: ?fZ7Z7I5I7i715f7i7IE3 I W:3:7:?:i:fZi: 3EZ' 59 .
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