Northern Heights High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Allen, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1959 volume:

THE WILDCAT Published by SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 Northern Heights High School Allen, Kansas i :e, the Seniors of Northern Heights High wish to dedicate this yearbook to Jesse beon Dick. We've missed you, Jesse, more than we can now exoress. You were taken from us so suddenly that as yet we can scarcely estimate the loss which is ours to bear. Jesse, you were very different; you were always for , never against , and you looked for the good in every- one you knew. There is not a member of the school who does not feel a pang of loss and a keen sense of some- thing gone that was great and fine. We miss your warm smile and your friendly personality, but thoughts of you will stay with us always. Faculty I., to R., Top Row: Mr. Cldir Hutchinson; Coach, Social Science, Driver Training: Mr. Gene Hill- Coach, Industrial Arts: Mr. Fred Schmidt; Music’, German: Mr. Duane Pickett; Science, h. to R., Bottom Row: Mrs. Victoria Daily; Com- merce : Mr T.ouis Butler; Principal, English: Mrs. Clara Burn; Home Economics, English: Miss r.ettie Swarner; Math, Librarian. School Board Mr. John Dickson, Clerk Mr. Laurell Fager Mr. Claude Sheoherd, Director Mr. William Davidson, Treasurer Mr. Edward Luginsland COLONS PIX’E ANU SILVER FI.OWER AMERICAN REAUTY ROSE MOTTO IT MATTERS NOT HOW TON'G . YOU LIVE BUT HOW SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Mrs. Clara Burri, Sponsor; Dorothy Riegel, Secretary; Judy Simmons, Treasurer; Berenice Johnson, President; Ernestine Estes, Vice President; Mr. Duane Pickett, Sponsor PONSORED BY THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF EMPORIA ERNESTINE ESTES Junior Play: 3 Cheerleader: 2 Chorus: 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club: 1,2,3 Pep Club: 1,2,3,4 Vice President: 4 Basketball Team: 3,4 Pep Club, Sec. Treas.: 4 Annual Staff, Assnt. Ed.4 GRACE TRIEMER Secretary: 3 Cheerleader:2 Glee Club: 1,2,3 Pep Club: 1,2,3,4 Vice President: 1,2 Basketball Team: 3,4 Accompanist: 1,2,3,4 Band c Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play Sr. Play: 3 Beauty Shop Quartet: 4 Editor, Annual Staff: 4 Pep Club President: 3,4 Sunflower Girls State: 3 LAVEdA DILLON Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Glee Club: 1,2,3 Pep Club: 1,2,3,4 Basketball Team: _,4 RICHARD LETELLIER Play: 3 President: 1 Baseball: 1,2 Annual Staff: 4 Student Council: 1 Basketball Team: 1,2,3,4 RONNIE THOMAS Chorus: L Annual Staff: 4 Baseball: 1,2,3,4 Basketball: 1,2,3,4 Student Council: ,4 Student Council Pres.: 4 Stu. Council Vice Pres.: 3 FRED PEARSON Basketball: 1,2 Annual Staff: 4 Junior Play: 3 ARDEN VERNON Track: 2 Football: 3 Baseball: 1,2,3,4 Basketball: 1,2,3,4 DON PINE Junior Play: 3 Band: 2,3 DONA GRAVATT Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Glee Club: 1,2,3 Pep Club: 1,2,3,4 . 11 HAZEL HAYWOOD Reporter: 1 Chorus: 1,2,4 Cheerleader: 2 Glee Club: 1,2 Vice President: 2 Pep Club: 1,2,3,4 PAT HENSLEY Band: 2,2 Chorus: 3,4 Y-Teen: 1,2 President: 3 Secretary: 2 Majorette: 1,2 Glee Club: 1,2,3 Cheerleader: 2,4 Pep Club: 1,2,3,4 Basketball Team: 1,2,3,4 Can., Queen of Courts: 3 Annual Staff, Sports Ed:4 DOROTHY RIEGEL Reporter: 1 Secretary: 4 Junior Play: 3 Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Glee Club: 1,2,3 Pep Club: 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader: 1,2,4 Basketball Team: 3,4 Student Council: 3,4 Can. Queen of Courts: 2 St. Council, Bookkeeper-3 St. Council, Treasurer: 4 Annual Staff, Bus, Mgr: 4 BONNIE WHEAT Secretary: 2 Junior Play: 3 Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Pep Club: 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader: 1,2,4 Glee Club: 1,2,3,4 Vice Pres., Pep Club: 3 Can., Queen of Courts: 3 Basketball Team: 3,4 DAVID KANIPER Play; 3 Track: 3 Football: 3 Annual Staff: 4 Baseball; 1,2,3,4 Basketball; 1,2,3,4 SCOTT DENISON Track: 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff: 4 Baseball: 1,2,3,4 Band Chorus: 1,2 Basketball; 1,2,3,4 teasiuge Johnson President: 4 Chorus: 1,2,4 Glee Clui.: 1,2 Senior Play: 2 Junior Play: 2, i Pep Club: 1,2,j,4 Student Council: 1 reporter. St. Council: 1 JUDY SIMMONS Seretary: 1 Piesident: 2 Treasurer: 4 Junior Play: 2 Chorus: 1,2,3,4 Glee Club: 1,2,3 Pep Club: 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader: 1,3,4 Can. v ueen Courts: 3 Annual Staff, Asst., Business Manager: 4 Beauty Shop suartet: 4 ROSERITA MCKNIGHT Pep Club: 1,2 Glee Club: 1,2 Junior Play: 3 Cheerleader: 2,3 Class Treasurer: 3 KATHLEEN NOTEMAN Chorus: 4 President: 1 Reporter: 2,3 Junior Play: 3 Sec., Trea -. : 2 Glee Club: 1,2,3 Pep Club: 1,2,3,4 JERRI LOU LYDDANE Band: 1,2 Chorus: 1,2,4 Glee Club: 1,2 Junior Play: 3 Pep Club: 1,2,3,4 Accompanist: 1,2,3,4 Basketball Team: 3,4 Secretary, Treasurer: 1 STANLEY CLAYTON Rand: 1,2 Chorus: 1,2 Football: 3,4 SAM SCHIESSER Chorus: 1,2 Junior Play: 3 Annual Staff: 4 JOHN JENNINGS Track: 1,2 Football: 3,4 MRS. CLARA BURRI Sponsor MR. DUANE PICKETT Sponsor Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1959 of the Northern Heights High School, being of fairly sound mind, do will and bequeath the folloxving des- cribed property as our last will ind testament: I, Judy Simmons, will my size four shoes to Allen Noceman, long fingernails to Ginger Stout, and ability to antagonize Mr. Hutchinson to Dick Davidson. I, LaVeda Dillon, will by ability to be a good driver to Mr. Hutchinson, and my marshall's badge to Paul Parks. I, Erney Estes, will my ability to catch a man to Ann Price, and to blush, Doris Peterson. I, Pat Hensley, will my ability to play basketball to Joe Nirx, to go steady two or three times a year to Sandra Maxwell, and to cut up in class to Maxine Davidson. I, Fred Pearson, will my drawing ability to David Sumrna, and to squirt water in chemistry to Dean Maxwell. I, Berenice Johnson, will my bookkeeping ability to Paul Parks, shyness to Clifford Boling, height to Ann Clayton, and my wide silver bracelet to Marilyn Miller. I, Kathleen Noteman, will my tired books and combination locker to Doris Peterson, my quick temper to Deanna Olgeby, and loud laugh to Bob Baldomino. I, Hazel Haywood, will my ability of being president of the No- mad Club to Dean Maxwell, and my locker to Eileen Dial. I, Dona Gravatt, do hereby will my ability and intelligence in chemistry to anyone who x ishes to partake of it, (which would not be verv wise to do!) I, Ronnie Thomas, will my long hair to Mr. Schmidt, my psy- chology notebook to Mr. Hutchinson, and my sunshiny smile to Jim White. I,Jerri Lyddane , will my blushing ability to Dorothy Shellenber- ger, piano to Clifford Boling, shyness to Ann Price, books to Marilyn . iLler. I, Arden Vernon, do hereby will by ability to be a cowboy to Don Duncan, to make Mr. Butler mad to Dean Maxwell, and my 4C hour shop class to Patsy Thomas. I, Dorothy Riegel, will my ability to loaf during office hours and study hall to Phyllis Marsh,and my nick-name of Wiggle to Joyce Garrett. I, Richard Leiellier, will my wavy hair to Mr. Butler, height to Jim Pyaiet, basketball shoes to Joe Kirk(but they're not big enough), and if 1 had side burns, I'd leave them to Mr. Hutchinson. I, Grace Triemer, will my ability to play the 'sax' to Mr. Schmidt and also to be neatly dressed at all times, to make good grades in chem- istry to Dorothy Shellenberger , and my abil ty to swing dovm the hall to Cheryl Wilkins. I, Sam Schiesser, will my non-aggressive personality to David Sum- ma, and my scientific ability to Mary Jennings. I, Stan Clayton, will ray ability to stay out of trouble in Geom- etry class to Bill Davis. I, David Kaniper, will my ability to be a hot-rod to Mike Burns, and to chase girls to Phil Winter. I, Don Pine, xvill my dislike for gum to Gale Parks and ability to stay out of trouble to Rex Hodgson. I, Bonnie Wheat, will my ability to work geometry to Norman Trie- mer, and my ability to go with one boy to Ginger Stout. I, Scot Denison, x ?ill my ability to get along with the girls to Bobby Mundy, and to tell a good joke to Wayne Hilbish. I, John Jennings, will to Bucky Pracht, my presence to be around to help when there is work to be done, and my quietness to Bill Greeve. I, Roserita Hannlvan McKnight, will my pet mouse to Judy Hedberg, and my tattered government workbook to Ken Moore. In Witness, Whereof We have this day, May 22, 1959, set our hand and seal. ______________________________________________________SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 CLASS HISTORY All roads lead to Northern Feignts; that is those tour chat come from Miller, Admire, Allen, and Bushong. oven though we all started in separate grace schools, the past two years have drawn us all very close together. Of our class mates, Berenice and Fred from ,'iller; Aicharii, John, David, Hazel.and Jerri from Admire; and Bonnie, Judv, .rncy, Dorothy, and Sam from Allen, have been together in the separate grade schools for all twelve years. The four towns consolidated in '55-56 to mai e it K. H. H. S. .at Admire and Allen. The timid Freshmen entering Admire were; diehard, Jerri, John, David, Hazel, Jesse, Arden, Kathleen, Berenice, Fred, Koserita, and Don Fine. Joanne Hamilton and Richard Smith started out with this class, but Left us in '56. Those starting at Allen were; Sam, Stan, Erney, LaVeda, Grace, Dorothy, Judy, Bonnie, Betty Larsen, Dona Gravact, Daryl Randall, Ronnie, Scot, and Don Parker. Daryl Randall left Allen in '55, and Dona Gravatt left then, to return in '58-59. Betty Larsen was an- other member who left in '56. We lost Jesse Dick on Cctober 6, 1957, as the result of an auto accident. With these 21 members from Allen and Admire, the Class of '59 started together in the new school in the fall of '57 at good ole' N. H. H. S. Pat Hensley joined us from Wilsey Higl fhat year. In the term of ‘57-58, w e elected our new member, Pat Hensley, to the office of President. Other class officers were; Roserita, Treasurer; Don Parker, Vice-President; brace, Secretary; Kathleen, Reporter; and Student Council members, Dorothy and Ronnie. The Junior play titled, Off The Track by Felicia Metcalfe, was coached by Mrs. Wynona Kirkpatrick. Members of the cast were; Bonnie, Dorothy, Erney, Fred, Grace, Kathleen, Jerri, David, Richard, Berenice, Roserita, Sam, and Don. Students elected to class offices in '58-59 were; Berenice, Pres; Erney, Vice-President; Dcrothy, Secretary; and Judy, Treasurer. Ron- nie and Dorothy were chosen to continue with the job as Student Council representatives for the Senior Class. In four weeks, 17 Seniors prepared, Everything's On Ice , a three act farce by Camilia Summers. Directors of the play were Mrs. Burri and Mr. Pickett, class sponsors. Cast in the play were; Berenice, Ron- nie, LaVeda, Dorothy, Judy, Pat, Richard, Jerri, David, Arden, Sam, Stan, Fred, Scot, Grace, Bonnie, and Don. One of the most rewarding things that the Class of '59 experienced wa‘ the preparation of the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom. The theme was Oriental Para-ise . This event took plact in the N. H. library on a spring evening in April. During the school years '57-5S and '58-59, our class grew to- gether in years and wisdom. We are very sorry to leave dear ole' i.. H. H. S., but we are also anxious to make our way into the world and leave our names in the world book of fame. Junior Class Officers Left to right; Phyllis Marsh, President; Larry Pracht, reporter; Fred Schmidt, Sponsor; Jim Hooper, Sec-Treas; Norman Pearson, Vice President; Victoria Daily, Sponsor L. to R., Top Row: Ken Moore, Sandra Maxwell, No man Pearson, Faye Bechtel, Daul Parks L. to R., Bottom Row: Marilyn Miller, Don Day, I hyllis Marsh, Jim Hooper, Betty Dickson 1st Row, L. -o P. Dick Davidson, Theda Pine, Larry Pracht, Viola Loser ?nd Row, L. to R.: Winona Garrett, Joe Kirk, Nancy Frizzell, Richard Rowley 3rd Row, L. to R.: Gene Tucker, Verle Stephenson, John Voorhees, Mary Jennings Phyllis Day not pictured. Sophomore Class Officers Left to right: Mr. Gene Hill, Sponsor; Dorothy Lhellenberger, Treasurer; Donna Rathke, Reporter; Linda Sweet, Secretary; Allen Noteman, Vice-President; Phillip Winter, President; Miss Lettie Swarner, Sponsor L. to R., Top Row: Pat Thomas, Norman Triemer, Joyce Garrett, Allen Noteman, Marjorie Lowder L. to R., Bottom Row: Bill Greeve, Cheryl Wilkins, Bob Mundy, Donna Rathke, Gale Parks m ii In memor of Donna Jean Fee, c’ :ss of 1961. Dontn. was friendly and cheerful and was like a ray of sun- shine tbit he’|.od brighten our lives. We will never forget here Vh'ut.s. 1st Row: Dorothy Shellenberger, Bill Davis, Ginger Stout, Judy Hedberg: 2nd Rcw : Phil Winter, Bob McKinley, Junior Boling, Wayne Hilbish: 3rd Row: Don Duncan, DeWayne O'Neal, Ralph Martin, David Summa; 4th Row: Calvin Schlesner, Mike Burns, Jim Pykiet, George Voorhees Freshman Class Officers L. to R., Bottom Row: Dean Day, President: Ann layton, Reporter; De na Oeleby, Treasurer; Eileen Dial, Secretary L. to R., Top Row: Louis Butler and Clair Hutchinson, Sponsors: Pat Johnson, Vice President L. to k., Top Row: Delbert Tucker, Doris Peterson, Rex Pio, Ann Price L. to R., Bottom Row: Deanna Ogleby, Dean Maxwell, Diane Schiesser, Bob !'al domino 1st Row, L. to R.: Larry Fager, Eileen Dial, Dean Day, Ann Clayton 2nd Row, L. to R.: Pat Johnson, Maureen Noteman, Tom Dial, Maxine Davidson 3rd Row, L. to R.: Rex Hodgson, Charlene Seefeldt, Jim White, Barbara Schlesner STUDENT COUNCIL msm-- L. to R., 1st Row: Bill Davis, Norman Triemer, Dorothy Riegel, Betty Dickson, Maurine Noteman. T.. to R., 2nd Row: Larry Fager, Ronnie Thomas, Dick Davidson, Mr. T.ouis Butler, Sponsor. ANNUAL STAFF Judy Simmons, Dorothy Riegel, Ernestine Estes, Pat Hensley, Mrs. Clara Burri, Sponsor. L. to R., 2nd Row: Fred Pearson, Ronnie Thomas, Sam Schiesser, David Kaniper, Richard Letellier, Scot Denison. CHORUS L. to R., 1st Row: D. Shellenberger, C. Wilkins, G. Stout, D. Peterson, G. Triemer, M. Noteman, A Price, J. Garrett. L. to R., 2nd Row: J. Simmons, B. Johnson, L. Sweet, N. Triemer, Don Day, Dean Day, D. Riegel, B. Wheat. L. to R., 3rd Row: C. Seefeldt, D. Ogleby, A. Clayton, E. Dial, P. Thomas, B. Schlesner, D. Rathke, H. Haywood, K. Noteman, J. Pykiet. Gravatt, D. Schiesser, N. Frizzell, P. Marsh, E. Estes, P. Hensley, J. Hedherg, F. Bechtel, P. Day. Schmidt, Instructor; R. Martin, R. McKinley, D. Maxwell, J. Kirk, M. L. to R., 4th Row: D. W. Garrett, M. Lowder, Lyddane, L. Dillon, J. L. to R., 5th Row: F. Rowley, B. Baldomino, B. Burns, T. Dial. 1st Row: L. to R. Deanna Ogleby Jim Pykiet Jim White Dorothy Shellenberger 2nd Row: L. to R. Doris Peterson Phyllis Marsh Pat Johnson Phil Winter Charlene Seefeldt Maxine Davidson 3rd Row: L. to R. Grace Triemer Linda Sweet Betty Dickson Eileen Dial Ann Clayton Diane Schiesser Fred Schmidt, Instructor 4th Row: L. to R. Rex Hodgson Tarry Fager Norman Triemer Dean Day Don Day Don Duncan Ann Price Sponsored by Garrison Music Store 715 Coml. St. Emporia, Kansas and Glenn Bacon -------- Photographer Woltz Studio Osage City, Kansas. BAND Pep Club 1st Row: Dorothy Shellenberger, Pat Hensley, Joyce Garrett, Bonnie Wheat, Don Duncan, Dorothy Riegel, Marjorie Lowder, Judy Simmons, Eileen Dial. 2nd Row: Charlene Seefeldt, Dianne Schiesser, Maurine Noteman, Deanna Ogleby, Ann Clayton, Doris Peterson, Ann Price, Linda Sweet, Ginger Stout, Cheryl Wilkins, Kathleen Noteman. 3rd Row: Dona Gravatt, Berenice Johnson, Winona Garrett, Phyllis Marsh, Jerri Lyddane, Pat Thomas, Judy Hedberg, Donna Rathke, Ernestine Estes, Hazel Haywood, Faye Bechtel, Phyllis Day. 4th Row: Betty Dickson, Mary Jennings, Viola Moser, Sandra Maxwell, LaVeda Dillon, Maxine Davidson, Nancy Frizzell, Grace Triemer, Barbara Schlesner, Theda Pine, Fred Schmidt, Sponsor. ” Cheerleaders Bonnie '4ieat Dorothy Riegel Donald Duncan Pat Hensley Judy Simmons “B” Cheerleaders Dorothy Shellenberger Marjorie Lowder Donald Duncan Eileen Dial Joyce Garrett Befo re After Ur. Roniger from Natfield Green, Kansas, trapped the cat'' and brought it to Northern Heights in February, 1958. Nr. Robert Patterson at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, stuffed and mounted it. We became the proud owners of a stuffed wildcat in the middle of May, 1958. The wildcat has unofficially been christened RICHIE1 FOOTBALL £L Weight: 150 Position: Guard Weight: 180 Position: Fullback Weight: 145 Position: End ouuJL (Rl JaV Weight: 190 Position: Tackle Weight: 135 Position: Halfback Weight: 180 Position: Guard Weight: 170 Position: Halfback weight: 160 Position: End Weight: 190 • Position: Tackle yw6©- Weight: 145 Position: Quarter-back This page is sponsored by: Rainbo Baking Company, Emporia, Kansas Republican News, Council Grove, Kansas First National Bank, Harveyville, Kansas Emporia Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Emporia, Kansas tteightr 145 Position: Halfback H vvvsrrv-cX Weight: 135 Position: Center 1st row: B. Davis, D, Tucker, D. Maxwell, D. O'Neil, R. Martin, J. White, T. Dial. 2nd row: J. Hooper, K. Moore, S. Clayton, D. Day, J. Boling, G. Parks, J. Jennings, N. Triemer. 3rd row: G. Hill, L. Pracht, R. Thomas, S. Denison, P. Parks, A. Noteman, D. Davidson, D. Day, L. Fager, C. Hutchinson. FOOTBALL SCORES Northern Heights 00 Hartford 12 Northern Heights 00 Emporia B-Team 07 Northern Heights 00 Silver Lake 36 Northern Heights 20 Centre 27 Northern Heights 06 Roosevelt 48 Northern Heights 07 Cottonwood Falls 45 Northern Heights 06 Burlingame 34 Northern Heights 26 Osage B-Team 06 Northern Heights 00 Lyndon 49 This page is sponsored by: Haywood Grocery, Admire, Kansas Admire State Bank, Admire, Kansas St. John's Grocery and Locker, Allen,Kansas Council Grove Laundry, Council Grove,Kansas Basketball Front Row; D. Kaniper, A. Noteman, D. Davidson, R. Letellier, S. Denison, A. Vernon. ? 3C. It cw: Duane Pickett, N . Triemer, J. Hooper D. Day, P. Parks, L. Fager, K. ! Moore, D. Day, C A TEAM WON 16 LOST 07 Northern Heights 56 Eskridge 30 Northern Heights 57 Roosevelt 35 Northern Heights 26 Reading 41 Northern Heights 49 Hartford 29 Northern Heights 61 Olpe 28 Northern Heights 65 N. Rapids 48 Northern Heights 46 C. Grove 40 Northern Heights 44 Lebo 38 Northern Heights 41 Americus 55 Northern Heights 49 Roosevelt 46 Northern Heights 39 Reading 46 Northern Heights 49 Olpe 75 Northern Heights 72 N. Rapids 57 Northern Heights 45 Americus 42 Northern Heights 62 Hartford 47 Northern Heights 68 N. Rapids 52 (Co. Tourn.) Northern Heights 39 Americus 56 (Co. Tourn.) Northern Heights 46 Reading 43 (Co. Tourn.) Northern Heights 67 Burlingame 65 Northern Heights 68 Harveyville 35 (Dist. Tourn.) Northern Heights 59 Roosevelt 57 (Dist. Tourn.) Northern Heights 29 Wilsey 53 (Dist. Tourn.) Northern Heights 31 Leroy 42 (Reg. Tourn.) TEAM WON 16 LOST 02 N.H. 39 Eskridge 25 N.H. 33 Roosevelt 30 N.H. 33 Reading 16 N.H. 42 Hartford 16 N.H. 25 OLpe 33 N.H. 46 N. Rapids 4( N.H. 53 C. Grove 23 N.H. 42 Lebo 26 N.H. 35 Americus 31 N.H. 43 Roosevelt 41 N.H. 17 Reading 0' N.H. 39 Olpe 3C N.H. 32 N. Rapids 2' N.H. 23 Americus 2! N.H. 43 Hartford 33 N.H. 39 Americus It 2' N.H. 30 Olpe N.H. 35 Burlingame 35 County Tourn. games Freshman Basketball Team Won 2 Front Row: D. Maxwell, T. Dial, C. Poling, P. Raldomino, J. Boling, J. Saylors, J. Kirk, D. Tucker, 2nd Row: R. Martin, W, Hillvsh, R. Hodgson, R. Pio, J. White B. Davis, C. Schlesner, P, Mundy, P. Johnson. Back Row: D. O'Neal, B. Mr'inley, P. Winter; G. ill and L. Putler, Coaches. Girls’ Basketball Team Louis Butler, Coach, Mary Jennings, Faye Bechtel, Pat Hensley, Sandra Maxwell, Jerri Lyddane, Dorothy Riegel, Ernestine Estes, Phyllis Day, and Eonnie Wheat Lost 3 Not shown: Grace Triemer, La Veda Dillon, Dorothy shellenfcerger and Ann Price D. . P. Ain't she sweet? Kaugr.ty L. D. I got nuttin' to hide! S. D. Lookin' for somethin’ huh ? H. H. G. T. Duh, what's up Ooc? she made me spoils Muscles J. J. I'm comin, I'm comin D. P. Ah, I don't believe iti C. B. A model young lady A. V. Don't wash my ears, please Mai a. L. K. N. It wasn't funny, but This hat just I laugh at all jokes! isn't me! I wonder who's kissin' him now? D. G. A young miss with silent, convictions a. t. 5948302867504386900 St. Pen., Leavenworth B. J. I want what I want when I want it!!!! S. S. ■'Smiley This page is sponsored by: Wilkin's Truck Stop, Allen, Kansas Allen Grain Elevator, Allen, Kansas Olin Davis' Standard Service, Allen, Kansas Patterson Implement Co., Council Grove, Kansas Dic 's Service Station Admire, i ansas Fairmont Foods Co. Council Grove, Kansas Cobb Grain and Lumber Co. Dunlap, Kansas Harder's Hardware and Grocery Bushong, : ansas Eroch's Cafe Bus Depot 1109 Commercial, Emporia, Kansas F.uhner's Food Store and Locker Service iiarvcyville, .ansas Falmer's Barber Shops 15 E 12th and 9 W 5th, Emporia, Kansas Hay's Sundry-Fountain Service Phone 105, Harveyville, ..ansas Council Grove Elevator Company Feed-Seed-Fertilizer Phone 151, Council Grove, Kansas JOSTEN CLASS RINGS SYMBOLIZE THE FINEST TRADITION AND DURABLE SATISFACTION SCHOLARSHIP FAIR PLAY FRIENDSHIP LOYALTY 60thANNIVERSARY CREATORS OF FINE CLASS RINGS General Offices and Studios Owatonna, Minnesota Warren Hummer Box 804 Topeka, Kansas AMERICUS LOCKER SERVICE COMPLETE LOCKER SERVICE THE YARD OF SEVEN GABLES FLEMING LUMBER AND MATERIAL CO., INC. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING BEEF-PORK-CHICKENS FOR SALE BEEF-HOGS by sides quarters Fresh dressed Poultry Phone 42---------Home Phone 41 LESTER W. MILLIKIN. 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KANSAS EMPORIA WELDING SHOP COMPLETE WELDING SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED 11 West 9 Ave. Phone 20 S1-Home 3062-M Rud Lehnherr, Machinist Farney Lehnherr, Welder PHIL WOODFURY 1103 Commercial St. Phone 20 Emporia Kansas NAYRAT'S Greeting Caids---Stationery Desks-Chairs-Typewriters Adding Machines Emporia Kansas SPADV'J REAUTY SHOP featuring Helene Curtis Cold Waves FRIZZELL REPAIR SHOP ALLEN, KANSAS 1124 Commercial Phone 351 Emporia, Kansas GUILD MEMORIALS Ed Guild Since 1883 8)7 East 6ch Phone 812 Residence Phone 908 Emporia Kansas DUCKWALIS Five Ten Council Grove Kansas HAHN COAL MATERIAL CO. Roofing, Seidlitz, Paints, Wallpaper, Cement Products Complete Tool Rental Service E-Z- I AUNDREE Past Dependable Service also coin-o-matic open 24 hrs. 1113 Commercial 1926 W. 6th Emporia, Kansas 314 Merchant Emporia, Kans. PIN OAK MOTEL ANTIQUE SHOP KOMi LSKI CLEANERS Quality Dry Cleaning 2 Handy Locations 111'’ Com’l. 12 West 8th 1 day Service Upon Request 903 E. 3 h Avenue Emporia, Kansas Phone 1413 Emporia Kansas Dr. John L. Heckman Optometr1' st TOPPER CAFE for fine sandwiches and short orders Open 11:00 A.M.--11:00 P.M. 1117 Comme' cial Emporia, Kansas Telephone 3803 Council Grove Kansas DICK MILLER HIRST GROCERY Phone 19 Parts Service 28 East 5th Phone 1680 Emporia, Kansas Miller Kansas MARTIN'S STYLE SHOP LADIES CLOTHING DRESSES OSAGE HARDWARE COATS HARDWARE FOR THE HARD WEAR SWEATERS LOUIS ANSTROM, PROP. BLOUSES OSAGE CITY, KANSAS SHIRTS OSACE CITY KANSAS TEICHGRAERER MILI INC CO. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L. BURKE ■Sred Manufacturing - Criin processing MANUFACTURER OF HAND-MADE Seed Processing - Grain Storage MARLO WOODCUTS Main Office. 309 Dak Street AMERICUS, KANSAS Retail Store. 301 Mechanic Emporia, Kansas GIFTS FOR ALT, OCCASIONS YOUR TIRE AND BATTERY HEADQUARTER CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PYKIET A SYRING HUBBARD MERCANTILE CO. BATTERY COMPANY 16 West Main Phone 7 Council Grove Kansas RUSHONG, KANSAS CHESTER PETERSON M. F. A. INSURANCE KRAUM AND SON REAL ESTATE 203 COMMERCIAL PHONE 372 OSAGE CITY KANSAS EMPORIA, KANSAS THE PALACF ONE FOUR MARTINIZING CLOTHING CO. The most in dry cleaning Sixth 5; Sunny slope 5t' ‘ Commercial St. Emporia ’'ansas Emporia, Kansas t RESCRIPT IONS MORE Furniture for vour mnnrv BED X PPV'MACY where you buy, AND MORE money PWONS 6 FOR YOUR FURNITURE WHERE YOU 624 COM FACIAL TRADE AT WINTER-ATTEBERY Furniture Co. 509 Commercial St. EMPORIA KANSAS Emporia, Kansas COMPLIMENTS ON RON-TON THE AMERICUS STATE BANK Cleaners and Shirt Launders AMERICUS, KANSAS 827 Com1I. DEPOSITS INSURED BY FEDERAL Emporia, Kansas Phone 130 DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION J. L. SAUNDERS MILLING CO. PHELAN'S STORE GOOD AS GOLD FLOUR GROCERIES, VEGETABLES, FRUITS GASOLINE AND OIL NUTRENA FEEDS, STOCK SALT POULTRY, DAIRY, HOG AND CATTLE FEED WORK CLOTHING WE CAN FORMULATE AND MIX AMERICUS, KANSAS OR PELLET ANY SPECIAL FORMULA COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS ALLEN LUMBER SUPPLY CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Ghere's Jewelry Council Grove, Kansas Long's Auto Service 111 Com'l Emporia, Kansas Kansas Lumber Co. 617 Mec Emporia, Kansas Council Grove National Bank Council Grove, Kansas HARDWARE, PAINTS GLASS College Studio 523 Com'l Emporia, Kansas ALLEN, KANSAS Tot-N-Teen 1121 Com'l Emporia, Kansas R. W. MCINNES Pennington Supply Co. 20 East 5th Ave Emporia, Kansas Burton's Standard Service Council Grove, Kansas PHONE 75 Pullins Zero Locker Council Grove, Kansas Saddlerock Cafe Council Grove, Kansas tk Dunlevy Battery Electric Shop Emporia, Kansas {vn. Congratulations to the Seniors of '59 Vogue Shop 518 Com'l Emporia, Kansas Mel's Conoco Council Grove, Kansas E. C. WILLIAMS Bretz Shoe Store Council Grove, Kansas Alspaws Jewelry Council Grove, Kansas Donald H. Essington D.D.S. Council Grove, Kansas INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS AND FARM LOANS Schottler's Men Boy's Apparel Emporia, Kansas Cline Auto Supply 419 Com'l Emporia, Kansas ADMIRE, KANSAS Brown Shoe Store 614 Com'l Emporia, Kansas Burnop Brothers Plumbing Heating Emporia, Kansas HOGUE HATCHERY Baby Chicks and Naturich Feeds Phone 606 or 641x CONOCO GAS-BULK DELIVERY OIL-TIRES V. C. WEEKS OWNER Council Grove, Kansas BUSHONG, KANSAS DIDDr OFFICE SUPPLY ’ PRINTING, INC. DR. II. S. PRATT DENTIST ESKRIDGE, KANSAS 24 WEST SIXTH SCHOOL BOOKS TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE AND RENT EMPORIA, KANSAS BURNS WEBB PONTIAC SALES SERVICE Phone 2240 107 W. b1- 1 Ave. Emporia, Kansas BODY SHOP COMPLETE BODY REPAIR GLASS INSTALLED EXPERT PAINTING CUSTOM WORK A SPECIALTY CALL 1404 107 COMMERCIAL EMPORIA BOOSTERS SMITH'S PHARMACY Pricilla's Shop Emporia, Kansas Don's D-X Service Americus, Kansas Fred's Derby Emporia, Kansas Western Auto Emporia, Kansas COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS Elliott Motors Inc. Emporia, Kansas B. F. Goodrich Emporia, Kansas J. C. Hetchel Admire, Kansas Larkin Store Admire, Kansas Green's Conoco Emporia, Kansas Alspaws Jeweir} Emporia, Kansas MR. SCHMIDT Faculty THE WILDCAT STAFF Have you ever been about to drop from exhaustion? Pave you put out so much effort you dropped when the job was com- pleted? Have you been unable to sleep until a job was done and then unable to arouse? Have you worn out your shoes, your fin- gers, your imagination? No? 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