Norwich High School - Eagle Yearbook (Norwich, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 32 of the 1952 volume:

,cw . 'Ffa J X 'Q-'S v 1 as 4 J' -I 5153? P, -A L, f f X- ,.,, -i f v9 -.. -y .-. ., E. . A- .bg 41- '! NV L, L dl Q: :sv sr'-r P' X1- J. lg ,- .- 14 Iv f QE' . P,- - 85' w 1 4 B 4' 1,77 A 'r 'X 'Elf 1 , x ' 11 29-,J 'lflifizi A ,n 335 5.. ? ' i 'il Qxk f 'J-Q ik. , 1, jf., Q Q 5 . -'A 52193 A ' wud. .i X , gs, , 'icq 1,1 1-H ,JL ,gd , Ag',?ri .1 f2'V .,a:.s5'1 - .,.,xf A ,D .,, Q- .x-Q ' - ,, L X.. , , -1 Af J-wi. , ,.-W, , , W? ,gif : Y 1' v .,is'M. M-1 51 uri:--' .:1v:f.-f as A ,2f fQf'Q - X N, 1 --,,,-X-,-3 -4, , 4, 'li .3ff '5 , .Ha , ',-g,ggT1.,:.:-rx .E I 4, V. -Y .. J: -4, wig- 1 V' 4d1LE1vI:, ,.E4iin5f,1iL?d, A ,K,'.. ,...lJ. iw. .T in . -5. -yu. Vw f '1 gr N: -- ., '- w 'O ' is F.if2Zf5155fff'fis W-- U A 1 fr-57 . 5, ly- '3571if-iii' 1 14 +5y'1:jgf,, . f.u V : fl -. u 2 A' H gr., iff ,',,' ' . -VA.. - 9' :Ig .1-.1 V 1-U 'f- .1'Y 'iI ' , 'Q z, ,, nkflxninxu , , 9 ,H 'V ' .KL-,ff ,,.1v' Yu , , L n WJ '-- ' v., I r. H., X Vflfi:-: fi c' ll N , f v 4. 1 n , '-L' ',.. ,i ,. , WY- . , 'pf H 5 1' f 1 v 1 E' L , v , X M . ' lxf ' 1 I 1 .1 . f J .2 ' Q 5 - 'ii n , ,. , f 14' ' . U l X It, , 'A X uf, Y. 5.1K Qs. ' V '--: g.wV,g':g, Q -:ISS-.-.,.-vu I .f ,3- LP: f, 4 F 11 , . , . 9-913,11 -' - .. - ,. . '1 P12 A 'Mi' I I' L' S.. I, Q- 4 , nz.- . - -Aymf- ',.: J -w. pm- ..7 If -':1f4f..5,4v-:'1-!- Q' I , ,TAY -'43 4-r.-., ' ' ,f , 1,,, 1 Uv- .Tl-'H 4. ,, ,, .A ,- , .12 aff Vt' ,F A- 'n...'lxF' 'N riff 1.12:-Q 1 b f ,snr f . f ,fn q. .rt 'A .. -, vt , . e I 5 1 rw I i I I 'Y E s 1 L! 5 1 rn 4 u ! E I s I i THE EAGLE SPONSORED BY STUDENT COUNCIL OF NORWICH HIGH SCHOOL NORWICH, KANSAS 1952 Editor in Chief. . Doris Ann Allen Assistant Editor ..... Karlene Smith Business Manager .... Charles D02-6 Assistant Business Manager . Norma Riley Assistant Business Manager . . Gary Doze Assistant Business Manager . Betty Bogle SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Allen, Gary Doze, Karlene Smith, Betty Bogle, Mrs Freeman. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Doze, Norma Riley, Mr. Freeman. Congratulations from HILLYARD SALES COMPANY Mr. A. V. Hauber, P. O. Box 1121, Wichita, Kansas ,A- mllllull' TO THE CLASS OF 1952 AND THE SCHOOL OF 1952. We are still enjoying and very appreciative of our redecorated and newly lighted building since our un- fortunate accident, fire. We continue to realize that it is the personal relationships of yourselves, your par- ents, and teachers that make for a good school and a happy one. Norwich High School has a tradition of friendliness and home feeling. A tradition can die or it can be a thing of the spirit. What you, the students of this year, or the students for years to come, do and think and act about your school will determine the worth of Norwich. fda Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Oyler, Bob Sheetz, Director: Wendell Davis. Compliments of' V9 ? . ' Compliments of HARRY G. SCHLICKAU WINDY ACRES Argonia, Kansas Windell K. Davis 2 Norwich, Kansas MR. BURNETT Commer-ce and Senior Sponsor Second Semester MR. FREEMAN Social Science MR. POHI.. Seventh and Eighth Grades MR. BIRCHER Music we E iw.- Q '?i MRn'WHJJAMS ig Custodian E I , Y MISS BARNETT First and Second Grades Best Wishes from NORWICH MOTOR CO Norwich, Kansas MR. CREASY Science and Senior Sponsor First Semester Mas BLOOD Home Economics and 'Nl Freshman Sponsor ff I . Q , A Ye MR. PRYOR Science Second Semester ll fd' MRS. WAITE Fifth and Sixth Grades . Lf MRS. GARDNER J Third and Fourth Grades - Q- .. ,.-. 4 4 'Ran RQ 3 5' 7 1 f' MRS. WILLIAMS Assistant Custodian MRS. FREEMAN MR. SIMMONS Junior Sponsor Math, Manual Training Sophomore Spons or 'v A English, L.anguaQ 1 I s I ANNUAL KING AND Q UEEN ba- w,., ' HARRISON EDDIE HUITT AND VLDA Best Wlshes RCE DFNNISTON A frlend C1hO Norwmch Kanfna I . . 4 J ,, N l .4 1 1 1 J . . , , ,c. President. . . La Veta Walters Vice Pres. . . . Gene Burkett Secretary ....... Doris Ann Allen Treasurer ........ Janet True Sponsor . ffirst sernesterj . . Mr. Creasy Sponsor . fsecond semester, . Mr. Burnett Class Motto: Not at the top but climbing. Class Colors: Gold and Emerald Class Flower: Yellow T056 SENIORS Compliments of FARMERS STATE BANK Norwich, Kansas 5 3 I GENE BURKETT Senior Vice President: Basketball: Football: Track: Baseball: Athletic King: Junior Play: Senior Play: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Student Coun- cil: Basketball Captain, DORIS ANN ALLEN Senior Secretary: Student Council President: Annual Staff: Deb-ett Treasurer: Y-teen officer: Annual Editor: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Band: Pep Club. EDDIE l-lUlTT Basketball: Football: Track: Baseball: Annual King: Junior Play: Senior Play: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Pep Club: Vice President: Freshman Vice President. i in LA VETA WALTERS Senior President: Y-teens: Deb ern Sec'y: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus Pep Club: Junior Play: Senior Play Student Council. Congratulations to the class of 1952 from WALKER BROTHERS Wichita, Kansas MARTHA ANN COTTON Student Council Secretary Jul President: Sophomore Presider Freshman President: Glee Clul Mixed Chorus: Deb-ett Presrdi Y-teens: Pep Club. JANET TRUE Senior Treasurer: Y-teens: Deb-ettc: V Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Band: Pep W l Club: Junior Play: Senior Play. y V l W X 1' , 1 1 1 ,. e , . , Q - 1' ., -. gn ,, fr- ,A ,gg --,,. 1 W , ,-', ,Vg-rwv O4 '- f ' N' lf: ' 4' H' , ,E -'v 12+ A ff? 5'..5f,-wiv 'T , . E 'W5.'3' 25- K' T' F I Ah.. filmtv. I Aa' KARLENE SMITH Student Coimcil Vice President: Annual Staff: Athletic Queen: Pep Club President: Freshman Secretary- treasurer: Junior Play: Senior Play: All School Play: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Sextet-Deb-ett song leader: Y-teen officer: Band. MAYBELLE BERRY Y-teens: Deb-etts: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Pep Club: Junior Play: Senior Play: Junior Vice President. VEDA HARRISON Pep Club: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Annual Queen: Junior Play: Senior Play: Deb-ezt: Y-teen. Togthe' Class of 1952 ','i,Hf?f'OTf1 the ' wlIQf1IgI'A EAGLE 'V,c Kansas fuqg my :lm - , . JO ANN BARNES Y-teens: Deb-ett Vice President: Pep Club Vice President: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Band: Sextet: Pep Club Secre- tary: Junior Play: Senior Play: Cheer- leader: Majorette. ERMA WINEINGB. J Pep Club: Glee Club: Mixed Chdliis Junior Play: Senior Play: Deb-el!!!- 1: .,.. - 1 ' png.. ., Y .,r, Cf- -- 'C 15- ., - , . Q- rn , ,V 4 A 1 4 A , It 'f ar, :L -tn S 4 V K ,ghr wwe-fy ' I.. Elini 1 1 N 6 J if v - 9 xf' -.. Q. W Xi U ' 1 Q' -. 4. H- 'Z' , , f J , '-A I lift, i! 3 '9,y .A Q'-.3-, I ii .1 . yt, y JUNIORS Jim Brooks President Paul Baker Vice-Pres. Norma Riley Secretary Charles Doze Treasurer Corky Eggert Student Council Betty Bogle Student Council Gary Doze Mildred Russell Alla Coffey Billy Billau Jo Ann Lock Jimmy Skillen Bud Mayer Keith Land Sue Curry Lee Giese Jack Miles ffl gg . A f nj! xx! ff 9 JACK AND MABLE'S CAFE Norwich, Kansas 57 ,W Q x 'Q ml 511 wJ Q ,, .r 5 ' f 'Z 's or L L -,f L -N' T 22 .fri f i f P Aff! 'Wx A y 2 'K' N P' g NL ' h L' 1, Isl' X! 3' v Elaine Pryer President Byard Gosch Vice President Sondra Wills Secretary Patsy Eggert Treasurer Phyllis Keirnig Student Council Max Wineinger Student Council Jimmie Poe Luella Lockhart Harley Van Gieson Martha Taylor So Lois Fieser Phil Baker Barbara Plush Betty Jo Walker Vivian True Buddy Taylor Doris Richards Mary Louise Walker Mary Beth Weathered KNIPE AND SON Norwich, Kansas 1 it ea Q if , .QL ,L A 5. ,... f is ,, , Q . vi.- ...- F Je i 1 .-.t 1 '9' 4 32-152 X ' 1 1 , ., 'L ' il 42 A W' lin A g, , saifi ' A- A A Billy Mayer ma ' i ,p,',1 . , V my ' if yi h 'Y '11 x X 5 a Gary Berry Virginia Fuller Raymond Walters M N QQ . my V if l 1 Q 2 Glenn Winei Janet Billau Freddy Morales President Yvonne Brooks Vice President Myron Schrag Secretary and Treasurer Student Council Louana Scammerhorn Student Council Patsy Bogle Barbara Giese nger Donna Ukena FRESHMEN . 7 Q I Q L I' X , Q .. H Q' 3, ,-QA5, 'N ' 'fu 5293 ' I 1 11- env 4 t wage--Q, i 5' V I Q 1 ' X i mfg- tidvgw' :-: Q. -' 9 L9 xx Vhiafffef ' evkd xv as 1 QV X'-Q fag' ' , .9 fi. xf QVO'-6'.'4 .Q K xt: x9Q96 '4:Y 5 Q3 x ' X 1 n ,txofgt exit, Q 32 ' I , ..--. Q36 pt' S35 ,xtonr r 34 91 -- ,-Q 49.0065 'ff' 4' i .xlafe .X 1, X , , 1.59. .33 .ON Q . xx 1 i,4v.9Q S, , 1.5.0 .. 5,136 bw . Java! ' ev wav s' A '1'-- 490902941 Ak' J ,:'gg3X', 2: , 5 .--. . 0, . L Q 4 I 1 I- 'Ai ' 51. .f H. S. ESHMAUR AND SONS Norwich, Kansas 10 -J K g-J' I .. A ' , 5' f 'V ,, .X , I M - -Q EIGHTH GRADE -9 Eileen Fieser, Fritz Gosch, Blanche Talbert, Gary Lazarus, Sharon Brooks, Teddy Denny, Janette Catlin, Jerry Davis, Lela Curry, Earl Wineinger, Mary Lou Bert, Patty Catlin, Janet Van Gieson. SEVENTH GRADE x i ' T I 6 f A ,J A Q +A J f WI - X ' 'R x A I X' ' F A fA,- 1 , . ' ,AY X . vi 'Q' Q' V , is .V , ' A A A Q, if V 'A 5, , - 1 A . rf E G A J rf' - QP Je-: wil I K 1 i X ,LL V W . ,X . '-all A 4 , ,D A A A , ,5 . ' ' A ' A vm J .' D EEEE f- 4 ii' , f f M1 yin Ml. :I ,T K l. fu! .gr ,V ,tx 4 J ohm G tiki! f 'J A Art Denny, Jackie Russell, Larry Keimig, Carol Buttel. Joe Schrag, Beverly Oyler, Allen Curry, Beverly Van Gieson. Jimmie Holland, Janis Oyler, Tommy Gosch, Janet Oyler, Danny Wineinger, Caroline Fieser, Donald Mingle, Judy Brewer. NOT PICTURED: Roland Van Gieson, Keith Giese. GRADE BOARD OF EDUCATION- LEFT TO RIGHT: Elzworth Bulter, William Blllau, Best Wishes Warren Dellenbaugh, Director: Max Farrar, Cecil E. J. F. STOCK FARM Eshnauf- Spotted Polled China and Polled Shorthorn Earl Fieser, Owner Compliments of W. H. DELLENBAUGH 81 SON Registered OIC Swine and Polled Shorthorn 3 72 in NP bv-W . if ' -Q s'-ff: v W , F 2 Asif!! 4 VH s ED REIMER 133 North Broadway Wxchxta, Kansas WICHITA BEACON Wichita, Kansas 12 1' -. 'Qi , 1 3 '-. I, K A ATHLETIC KING AND QUEEN PAUL BAKER Co-Captain om Qt cp . ?,.. I FOOTBALL COACH BURNETT T , JIMMIE BR OOKS ' K'A'i g i C o - C a pta in -:M YJ A275 It-E, in-, - . 1 wr . in M - 1, 5 Another football season has passed and again we had a winning season with a five won and four loss record. This season has been a very enjoyable one for me. I have enjoyed every minute of it. The boys had a fighting spirit all the way. They took defeat as a defeat should be taken, they enjoyed the victories as true sports, they were as loyal and cooperative as anyone could be. THANK YOU BOYS for a wonderful year. 1 a 45' GATEWAY SPORTING GOODS Wichita, Kansas La Captain , Gene Burkett Forward-Senior Corkey Eggert Forward-Junior 1 Jimmie Brooks Center-Junior Eddie Huitt Center-Senior Billy Billau Forward-Junior OPPONENTS WE Spivey .... . .70 Goddard . . . .28 Zenda . . . .41 Cheney . . .53 Milton. . . .53 Argonia . . . .32 Nashville . . .54 Conway . . . .48 Adams. . . . .68 Cheney . . . . .44 Cunningham . . .47 .4 BASKETBALL I95I - I95Z THEY OPPONENTS WE 29 Milton .... . .38 56 Goddard . . . .46 42 Milan . . . .47 48 Argonia . . . .33 31 'Spivey . . . .73 71 '9'Nashvi11e . . .42 39 'Zenda . . .30 78 Milton . . . .44 17 Viola. . . .58 56 Walton . . . .47 72 'l'Kingman County Tourney LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Glenn Winelnger, Gary Berry. SECOND ROW: Jimmie Poe. Myron Schrag, Phil Baker, Bud Mayer. THIRD ROW: Raymond Walton, Keith Land, Billy Mayer, Bud Taylor. Charles Doze Guard -Junior Jimmie Skillen Guard - Junior Byard Gosch Guard- Sophomore Max Wineinger Guard- Sophomore Paul Baker Forward-Junior THEY 36 63 41 66 25 38 29 36 51 60 District Tourney Congratulations GOLDSMITHS BOOK AND STATIONERY and ATHLETICS CO. Wichita, Kansas 15 if f Q W' J Q S fs 1 0. fi'-': is ' 'az gr ., at cius x X 3 The pep club has helped greatly this year in the . -, cheering section for both the football and basketball n teams. Pep club officers for the year are: president, Karlene Smith, vice-president, Eddie Huittg secreta and treasurer, Io Ann Barnes. Mrs. Blood is thel . pep club sponsor.Cheer leaders are: Sondra Wills 2 Janet Billau and Jo Ann Barnes. The basketball team received new shirts and pants. The football team also received new football pads and pants. At the close of the term last year all the senior boys received a gold football charm for their a- chievements in athletics. Each year the senior boys will be given these charms for their athletic achieve- ments. The members of pep club elected Gene Burkett as Athletic King and Karlene Smith as Athletic 1, Queen. Best Wishes from WICHITA SPORTING GOODS Wichita, Kansas ' . b - 9 GH?a . gb , fr M - 4- ' . if sv . xix K , P VJ The membership of this club is open to all high school girls The Deb-Etts sponsored a booth at the horse show during the annual fall fair. We took in 5109. As a project for this year, we sent Christmas gift boxes to the boys from Norwich who were overseas. Last year we sent 525. 00 to Boys' Town and became honor ary members of Boys' Town. We sent money this year also OFFICERS President . . . . Martha Ann Cotton Vice-President . . . . . Jo Ann Barnes Secretary .... . . La Veta Walters Treasurer .... . . Doris Ann Allen Song Leader . . . . . . Karlene Smith Pianist ...... . . Lois Mae Fieser DEB-ETTS FARRAR MACHINE SHOP extends to you their best wishes Norwich, Kansas 17 5- LEFT T0 RI Karlene Smi:T: Patsy E . ggelt. Alla Coffe Y' Io An n game S' Jo An n Lock I Mal, y Beth W Cathere dn 629 ff if 5 'a 4 V Louise W ahtet , Ann axhmehom, Mary SECOND 9-OW 1 Ko da Hatttson, Louana Sc NN attets . 'emtgp Ve te Sanet DEBT 'YO B-XGX-YY: Music teacher-NB. Bitches, 0 Doris Richards, Betty So 'N awet, Nmdieo Rosseu, La Veta Z Lock, Mta Coiiey, Btaine Ptqet, Norma Rhety, mis Fieset, Yhyths tht 0 Yatsq Bogte, Yatsy Eggett. 'it-XWD ROW: Vtxgmta Euttet, Baihata Hush, Betty Bog, , 8 Bthau, 'Home Brooks, Vwiao'Yn1e, Kanene, Smith, So 500531962 Umavlioeinget, Son- dra Wms. FOURTH ROW 1 Maybehe Berry, Xaoet 'hue Nlattha Taytot, Baxhata Gtese, Donna Xhtemta, Maw Beth Weathexed, Sue Curvy , Mauha Cotton, Mucha Lockhart. 18 Paul '-ou! 'P Baker, Jim Brooks. Billy Billau, Jim Poe BOYS QUARTETH Aga, 'PF ' JI I ,Ms ,fmafig lp J Sf , f r 'rl L :I dr -' '- ,I . 4 al IH BTV ? 'Q lg' 'F SR x 595- is ,M all Q 135' 'I ,--t 1 . 3 ' O I P ' X X j ' 5 'x . VA'- 13 I 1, W K ., I a I fx A if -I -- ii, Cl' K BOYS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Billau, Jim Brooks, Jimmie Don Skillen, Charles Doze, Gene Burkett, Paul Baker, Eddie Huitt, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Bircher, Glenn Wineinger, Buddy Taylor , Myron Schrag Byard Gosch, Phil Baker, Corky Eggert. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Poe, Raymond Walters, Gary Berry, Billy Mayer, Fritz Morales, Bud Mayer. H, E. MESSMER GRAIN ELEVATOR Norwich, Kansas LY ' n f, I ,?j-H, f 'W l Q SENIOR PLAY .sr ffxfif H Gone With The Girls Grandpa Capp , , Marge Capp . . Doris Capp . Eve Capp Sonny Capp . . Alicia Capp . . . Ora. . CAST . Gene Burkett Karlene Smith .To Ann Barnes . La Veta Walters . . . . . .Erma Wineinger Gregory Thatcher Van Steel . . . Lenny Fair . . . Binny Ware . . . Captain O'Mal1ey o o a n a - n . . Eddie Huitt Doris Ann Allen . .Janet True Martha Cotton Veda Harrison Maybelle Berry JUNIOR PLA? Hoppsvalle Ho CAST Liz Uillizabethj Harkness ,... Connie Temple , Aunt Elizabeth . Speck Spencer . Lester Parker . Freck Spencer Albert Ekers . . ludaq . . IoAnnLock Alla Marie Coffey . . Betty Bogle . . . GaryDoze . . Jimmie Don Skillen Thumper Archibald . Rachel Nooscomb Edward P. Carpenter . Doggie Peters . Butch Patterson . Spud Lindsey . Officer Mrs. Temple . . Best Wishes ROBERT MOUNTS Wichita, Kansas Mildred Russell Jimmie Brooks . . Paul Baker . Norma Riley . . Keith Land . . Charles Doze . . Bud Mayer . . Billy Billau Corkey Eggert . . . Sue Curry Compliments from ZERENER OIL CO Cheney Kansas 31 KWH' ' yv We are honored to try to bind together dear memories for you and give them to you with our best wishes in this Eagle , We are striving to capture in these pages the smiles and the tears, the hard work and the rewards, symbols that will, now and in years to come, call to memory all the events of this year. -'ffwfg 5. i Early September brings thoughts of rec- reation to everyone including the newspaper F staff. They are already busily collecting news editing and printing the We Named It , a forecast of our activites yet to come. To the Student Council for 1952. from RODIN NOVELTY CO. Z1 Sioux City 6, Iowa DENNET EQUIPMENT CO. Cheney, Kansas Mr a Eddie N C K T 1 'Gene La Veta 2, ,, l QE s. 0 4 Karlene Doris Ann Martha Janet DIAPERS TO y ?1gf1g:2.3,r NIH.. Erma 1 '5 'f- -' Veda Eddie-- Always up to something but hard to get him down to work. Karlene-- F1irtation is the champagne of life. Gene-- Handsome and dashing, daring and nice--The kind that does not have to whistle twice. La Veta-- From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Janet-- If foolishness were music she'd be a brass band. Martha-- Matrimony has caught her eye--That Sparkler hand does not lie. Doris Ann-- It's better to wear out than to rust out. Veda-- Oh, coml Maybelle-- Quiet like a mouse until you get to know her. Erma-- If persuasion won't work, use argument. Jo Ann--'Ye immortal gods! What have we here? on her left ZZ DIPLDMAS .TO Ann Maybelle GEORGE INNES CO. Wichita, Kansas extends congratulations the Class of 1952 t Junior Senior Banquet For I95l A nautical theme, Under the Sea, was chosen by the juniors for the banquet given in honor of the senior class on Friday evening, April 27, in the high school gym. The room was completely enclosed with streamers of green and blue crepe paper, representing the sea water with many varieties of fish, sea horses, and tropical fish, all in different colors, attached to the streamers. Coral reefs were placed about the room on which fish and other undersea animals lay and small ships were grounded. Small china fish in the form of nut cups were used as favors. The guests were seated at quartet tables which were lighted by candles. Members of the sophomore class served as waiters. The girls wearing white dresses with blue aprons and the boys wearing dark trousers, white shirts, and black bow ties. The menu consisted of: Serpents Delight. . . appetizer Pirate Bones. . . fried chicken Sea Sponge. . . mashed potatoes Gold and Silver. bread and butter Treasure Chest.carrots and peas Sea Weed ..... tossed salad Sea Foam. . . . ice cream Black Magic. . . . .coffee The program consisted of: Invocation by Max Farrar: Welcome by Martha Cotton: Response by Delores Waltersg solo by Jim Brooksg girls quartet, consisting of Norma Riley, Betty Brooks, Pauline Morales, and .To Ann Raupg reading by Bobby Sheetzg anda solo by Billy Billau. Athletic Banquet For I95I The annual athletic banquet was held in the Methodist church Friday evening, April 6, 1951. The dining room was beautifully decorated in red and white, the schoolcolors. Mini- ature basketball courts and football fields were used as centerpieces for the tables. Pro- grams were in the form of basketballs and footballs. The menu consisted of fruit juice, baked ham, scalloped potatoes, buttered carrots, salad, angel food cake with ice cream and coffee. Immediately following the dinner there was group singing and the crowning of the ath- letic King, Jack Pomeroy, and the Athletic Queen, Pauline Morales, who were seated on a white satin throne illuminated by tapers which were lighted by Joan Hyatt and Velrna Russell. Crownbearers were .Toni Urhen and Frankie Fieser. The attendants were Josephine Taylor and Paul Berry, Barbara Vavra and Frosty Roberts. The theme of the program was Past, Present and Future and was as follows: ln- vocation, Rev. Dieterichg Toast Mistress, Karlene Smith, Welcome, Pauline Moralesg Re- sponse, Marvin I-lollandg vocal solo, Dale Fieser, Present, Prof. Freemang Future, Coach Burnett: and ln the Garden of Tomorrow, girls' sextet. Mr. Craven, athletic coach ofFriends University, was the guest speaker for the evening. He gave an interesting and entertaining talk. ' Following the banquet, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. I-Iuitt were hosts to the students at a dance in their building. It was enjoyed and appreciated by all. Z3 A 1 BAND CLARINET lnis Mae Fieser I0 Ann Lock Janis Oyler Janet Oyler Janet True SAXOPHONE Victor Dellenbaugh Vivian True Eileen Fieser OBOE Doris Ann Allen TROMBONE Louana Scammehorn Caroline Fieser Betty Jo Walker Janet Billau TRUMPET Paul Baker Mary Beth Weathered DRUMS Bobby Elliot Pasty Eggert Gary lazarus Jim Poe Dennis Lazarus Jeanette Catlin BASS HORN MAJORETTES Billy Blllau Donna Ukena Pat Catlin Patsy Bogle DIRECTOR Virginia Fuller Mr. Bircher BOOSTERS FOR N. H. S. Norwich, Kansas KYLE SERVICE STATION EDDIE'S MERCANTILE ESHNAUR GROCERY Cneneq, Kansas CHENEY DRUG CO. PEOPLE'S CLEANERS Z AND U FARM STORE FARRIS JEWELRY DR. AND MRS. WILLIAMS WALTON'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Kingman. Kansas N. E. HOBSON AND SON IST NAT'L BARBER SHOP KINGMAN FIRST NATIONAL BANK WUNSCH AND STEWART MCCULLOUGH DRUGS DRS. CHILD AND GEIST WESTERN AUTO STORE WHITMAN AND SON EL-LOCK-O-CAFE J. E. FERGUSON HARDWARE CO. BRANDEN INSURANCE KINGMAN DRUG REYNOLD'S PHARMACY ATCHISON ICE CREAM C. W. LONGNECKER, M.D. W. I-I. WHITE--Candidate for Probate Judge SYLVESTER A. BIGGS--Kingman County Clerk DOLLIE BENEFIEL--Register of Deeds of Kingman County VIRGIL THOMAS--Candidate for Sheriff S. S. ALEXANDER NELI.. H. WALTER--Clerk of the Court STATE BANK OF KINGMAN Wichita. Kansas ORE'S BOOK STORE 24 11117,-ffffi YEARBOOKS MYERS AND C0 INC TOPEKA KANSAS I X J, ns J: A1 1 5 ff, -42 1-2 A