Osawatomie High School - Trojan Yearbook (Osawatomie, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

THE ECHO Publlshed by the Class of 1959 Osawatomle Kansas o o o f f U 9 o. CO S HEY! 3 I Q FOREWORD To You--- the students of O. H.S. , who have up- held so firmly your ideals of leadership, scholarship, service, and character, this book is presented. When you read it, may the echoes of the past return to charm you. With the passing of time, the echoes of our school life will grow progressively fainter and then die away like the school- day memories of our grandparents. We hope that this i959 Echo will bring back mem- ories of fun, studies, parties, games, and friends. S I I 4 gn VJ V ,-1 ' 1' FEARBI Q Km 5 IND 0 0 0 0 o I I ADMINISTRATION I O 0 0 o 0 Kenneth R Johnson President of the Board BOARD MEMBERS ARE LEFT TO RIGHT: Craig Roy Carpenter and Tom Ludwig Board of Educatlon The unlrmztecl attention given to Osawatomle Schools by the members of the board ot education makes them an outstandmg group of important people to the students of our school The students appreciate their efforts rn rmprovmg our schools and the way rn whrch they try to go along with their adeas The work they have done for Osawatomre students . wall be remembered ' In years to come O Howard Barnes Mary Hohenstein William Alexander William 2 - ...--o ,....,..-vu-ww ,...,....--o-n-'vs iff X . Z 4 Mr. York, Superintendent of Osawatomie City Schools, is recognized for his vision in educational planning. He has served the Osawatomie Schools for thirty-five years. During this time, Mr. York has worked consistently toward higher educational goals. Mr. John R. Shaw, Principal, works diligently for the betterment of ' the school. He welcomes all students with a firm hand and a kind Q . . . smile and offers them his understanding friendship. U . ' 0 U ' o C . U . . U Q ' ' Always . ' eager to help, Q the secretaries, . . Mrs. Jo Ann Young I fforegroundj and Mrs. Betty . Lhuillier, efficiently do the sec- retarial work ofthe superintendent and the principal 9 if ,L - HORTENSE BARR, B. S Algebra 1 Latin 1,11 Librarian Spanish Physical Education Health General Science Pep Club Sponsor Kayette Sponsor . Blowing up a volleyball is just one of Miss Dennis' many jobs. As head What book do you want? asks Ixirs. Hortense Bar: as she checks the library shelves. Mrs. Barr is the head sponsor of the freshman class. Included among her many Cuties are taking eare ofthe strhool library, teaehirig Algebra 1, Latin I and 11, and Spanish 1. ARLINE DENNIS , B. S. 1 ' of the girls' physical education department she must be full of energy to keep up with her classes. Miss Dennis is the head sponsor of Pep Club and a sponsor of Kayettes. ,-L , - Nl.b, Kayette Sponsor Se Foods Clothing I,11,l11 Fooos1,11,111 ALICE CLER1CO,B. S. Junior High ClOIQ111'.g I 1 i t We Wax' saws rs ili C1 tciisnci. fslrs. Clerieo, 1 ti C1151 ildiiu Ol 1.16 Lt L i i eefnartment, tear hes lltlxbuz 1 and 11 anu Clotnins, Kayettes. 1,11 an, 111. :ne is a sponsor oi tue junior trlass and of of -Q ,af NOEL GAXOUNG, B.S. Junior High Shop 8: Drawing Mechanical Drawing 1, Il,lll Shop 1,11,111 . I I ' o . Do it right, ' . says Mr. Noel Ganoung ' as he works with his shop class. Mr. . ' Ganoung teauhes junior high shop and drawingg ,.,....- Mechanieal Drawing 1,11 ano lllg and Shop 1,11 and ' 111. He ls a sponsor of the junior tlass. W1LL1AM PINK, B.A. Amerioan Government Y ww 1777 Q American History rm. uncut rnuvlk A Kay Sponsor X R - '-' They went that-a-way, says Mr, William Fink as he illustrates his point on a map. Mr. Fink teat-hes -A V f American Government to the seniors and Ameriuar ' ' History to the juniors. He is a sponsor of both the sen- ior class and Kays. CHARLES HECK.-XRT, A.B. . World History ' ' Athletics And what is the tapital of this oonntry? queries Mr. Charles Heckart as he points to the globe. Mr. l-leukart teaehes World History, sapervises study hall, and is troaoh of freshman athletics. This is drivingfl asks Mr L5 le McVay. Mr. McVay teaches vocal music driver education and tennis. DEANA MCCLURE, A.B. Literature I Kayette Sponsor GARLAND LONGHOFER. l 1. E. General Mathematics Ii Student Council These LQ. tests are revealing, aren't they? says Mr. Garland Longhofer as he visits with some students Besides being a guidance counselor, Mr. Longhofer teaches Algebra I and general mathematics, and spon sors the Student Council. LYLE McVAY. B.S. Vocal Music Driver Education Tennis ' . I s 3 e K 'X E li ff Junior Red Cross Sponsor Pep Club Sponsor l'm proud of you girls, says Miss Deana McClure after the Kayettes had received their 9000-point award Along with being a Kayette sponsor, Ixliss McClure teaches English I, Literature I, and speech. She also sponsors Junior Red Cross and Pep Club. 12 CAROLYN MATTINGLY, ,, ,. B.s., M.s. W ' Typing I 'PEWRITER KEYBOARD Shorthand l Secretarial Practice Yearbook Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor . . I C I ' How manx' times must I x ' . I tell your You are supposed to ' . use your left hand, not your right! ex- ' plains Miss Carolyn Mattingly, Head of the Com- ' . mercial Department. She is the sponsor of the senior class and of the yearbook. DONALD MARTIN, B.S. Advanced Bookkeeping Bookkeeping Kay Sponsor Business Law lt's easy to add with a machine, says Mr. Donald Martin as he demonstrated the operation of an adding machine. Mr. Martin teaches Bookkeeping I and ll, and Business Law. He is also a Kay sponsor and a sophomore class sponsor. J. HENRY REB, A.B. Biology Physics Golf Junior Sponsor Dig those crazy amoebas, says Mr. J. Henry Reb 35 he works in his la boratory, Mr, Reb teaches biology, physics, and golf. He is a sponsor of the junior class, R.G. RENOE. B.M.E. Grade, Junior High 81 High 5CllOOlB311tI Mr Ernest Swenson as he reaches for the gloves Mr.. Swenson, assistant eoath teathes Junior high gym and boys' physical . education supervises study hall, and also sponsors Kays. Well, let's how well you can do today, says Mr. R.G. Renoe, who directs the Fade, 'nnior high, and F J C high sthool bands. ' ERNEST SWENSOIN, A. B. junio High Gx m Boys Phxsital Edueation Assistant Coath Kax Sponsor Now to get down to business, says S.Ixi. STEELE, B Algebra 1,11 Trigonometry Plane Geometry Coach, Athletics Ixir. SAI. Steele, more commonly known as R ae illustrates tomorrows assignment while thinking of the up-coming game, Mac is a spoilsor of the sophomore elass and teaches Algebra l and ll, Uigonometry, and plane geometry. He is also head coach of O.H.S. 14 FA '1- ,W- LTY Irs not rhatl . ' ?ion't believe in 'going Q steady', but, says Mr. Millard . ' Wren as he is teaching his psychology ' class. Mr. Wren is head sponsor of Kays, sponsor ' . of the sophomore class, and teaches English II, Literature Il, and American History. MILLARD WREN, B.S. English II Literature II Psychology Kay Sponsor ELEANOR VOSSLER, B. S. English III,IV Literature IlI,IV Newspaper Kayette Sponsor o-oh, that's just a little assignment, jokes Miss Eleanor Vossler, the teacher of Senior English at O. I-I. S Besides Senior English, Miss Vossler teaches English III, and Literature III and IV. She also sponsors the junior class, the newspaper, and is a co-sponsor of Kayettes. 0 0 0 'Q o 15 WM. CO EDITORS: Marc Snliins Niarx Jo Asnius BUBLNESB June Stone Pat Spears Mary Ann Akers SPONSOR Miss Mattingly I Sharon Alexander, ' Business Manager md' 2 Brenda Atwood Sierra Darst YEARBOOK TAFF C C C oRGrxN1ZAT1oNs: Q C I Bonnie Bratton Rita Whitney SPORTS: Sonja Jacobson Karen Arbogasr Larry Dickey CNOT PICTUREDJ , STUDENT . I I I COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body of the students at O. H. S. Through this body, projects are carried on which greatly benefit the stu- dents and the faculty. One of the Council's most commendable projects for the year of '59 was a money-raising campaign for a public address system for our school. The council was in charge of the concession stand at most of the basket- ball games. The Student Council consists of students selected from each class. The officers are then chosen from among them, except the president who is chosen by the student body. The members are Janet Read, Jerry Parmenter, Mary Jo Slayman, Joan Bannister, and Ann Speck, Mr. Longhofer is the sponsor. The Officers are Barbara Coffelt, Presidentg Connie Haggidorn, Vice-Presidentg Mary Jo Asinus, Secretaryg Toni Speck, Treasurer and Judy Baughlnan, Publicity Chairman. 'QA-fv 'b i,-,,,,,-,...'wrNf -.-M o o 0 0 ' GRADUATE S ' o Q 0 o I Q as v A , in 'VMS'-w-fy . E BRENDA ATWOOD Pep Club l,2,3,45 Kayettes l,2,3,45 Class Officer 35 Newspaper 4g Yearbook 4, JUDY BAUMSTIMLER Kayeues 45 Speech Club 45 Transfer from Paola, Kansas. 'Q X E, E MARY ANN AKERS Pep Club l,2,3,4, Kay- ettes l,2,3,45 Red Cross 45 Yearbook 4. SHARON ALEXANDER Kayettes l,2,3,4, Board 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Speech Club 2,3,4, Officer 2,45 Mixed Chorus lg Yearbook 4. it JUDY BLACKSTONE Kayettes l, 2,3,4, Board 45 Red Cross 4, Offieer 4, Pep Club l,2. ,vis BONNIE BRATTON Pep Band l,2,45 Band l,2, 45 Kayettes l,2,4, Board 45 Pep Club 45 Yearbook 45 Choir 45 Transfer from Parker, Kansas. N.. X KAREN ARBOGAST Glee Club lg Pep Club 2,45 Kayertes l,2,3,45 Yearbook 4. MARY JO ASMUS Kayettes 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Choir 3,45 En- semble 35 Student CoJnci14, Officer 45 Kayette Queen 45 Yearbook 41 Transfer from Hastings, Nebraska. E' ll-I RAYMOND CAYLOR BARBARA COFFELT Pep Band 35 Kayettes l,2,3,4, Board 2.3,45 Class Officer 25 Speech Club 3,4, Officer 35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Honor So- ciety 35 Student Council 3.4, Officer 3,4. SHIRLEY BREWER Kayettes 45 Transfer frorn Spring H111 Kansas JIM BUSSELL Kays l,2,3,4, Board 2 3 4 Student Council l Choir 2,3,45 Band 1,2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Dance Band 35 Boy's State 3 Mixed Chorus 1 Speech Club 45 Honor Society 3 Basketball l Pep Club 2,3,4. CHARLES CHANCELLOR Track 2,3,45 Kays l,2,3,4 Board 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4 Red Cross 3,4, Officer 3,4 Newspaper 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 3,4. BILL CHITWOOD Kays 2,3,45 Tennis 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Choir 45 Foot- ball 25 Basketball 25 Trans fer from Crane, Missouri. RAYMOND CROZIER Kays l,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3, 4g Basketball 1.'2,3,4g Track l,2,3. SIERRA DARST Kayettes l,'2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g- Mixed Chorus l,2g Class Officer 45 Yearbook 4, 5 .- - ,q 1- lx ' FREDDIE DAVIS C' Y JOHN CONKLIN Track l,2. MARY KAY COOK Pep Club l,2,3g Kayettes l,3,4. ARDELLA DeVORE v,. SHARON CRAIG Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 4g Choir 4g Pep Band 4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Kayenes 1,2.3,4, Board 3, 4g Speech Club 2,3,4, Officer 2,4, DAVID CROZIER Kays l,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus lg Choir 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2g Track l,2,3. LARRY DICKEY Class Officer lg Kays l,2, 3,4, Board 3,45 Speech Club 25 Yearbook 4. l.. N D ' 5 we 5 RICHARD DURFEE Kays l,2,3,45 Speech Club 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Golf lg Track 2,3,4. CHARLES GOETZ. Keys l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Football l,2, 3,45 Basketball l,2,45 Golf l,2,3,4. MARY ANN HAMILTON Pep Club l,2,3,4, Board 45 Band l,2,3,45 Cheerleader l,2,3,45 Kayettes l,2,:3,4, Board 2,3,45 Kayette Attendant 3,45 Basketball Attendant lg Student Council 35 Speech Club 3, 45 Honor Society 35 Majorette 4. KAREN DIC KERSON Kayettes l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus lg Choir 2, 3,45 Ensemble 45 Class Officer lg Cheerleader l. JEAN FARRIS Kayettes l,2,4. RICHARD GRANT Pep Club 3,45 Kays 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,4g Pep Band 2, 354, Officer 45 Speech Club 3,43 Class Officer lg Bas- ketball l,2,3,45 Track l, 2,3,4. CONNIE HAGADORN Kayettes l,2,3,4, Board 3, 45 Choir 45 Band l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Cheer- leader l,2,3,45 Student Council 3,4, Officer 4g Kayette Attendant 45 Speech Club 3,4. 1-.11 .. L Y is SONJA JACOBSON Choir 3,45 Pep Club 35 Kayettes 2,3,4g Speech Club 3,45 Yearbook 45 Transfer from Paola, Kansas. JUDY JOHNSON Kayettes 2,3,4g Pep Club 2,I3. R DOINNA HASTINGS Kayettes l,2,4. bAUNDRA HOLLONlAIx ff. s Kaxerreb 1 7 3 4 Pe C 'Q-111' 1 CLEVE KESTER Kays 2,3,4, Pep Club 3 4 Speech Club 4. RONNIE KIRK leootball 1,2, Basketball 1 2g Track l,Z. ROYNIE HUGHES ack l' Kaya 1 2 3- Baeketbull l JULIA HLJRT Kayerres l 2 Pep Club 3. Y 1' Y LARRY MCCOURT Kays l,2,3,4, Board 2.3, 43 Choir 4g Student Council 21 Class Officer S33 Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3, 4- Tennis l,2,3,4. S H ARON MCDO WELL Cheerleader lg Pep Club l, 25 Kayettes 1,23 Mixed Chorus lg Choir 2,3,4. LOUlsE MOONEY Pep Club 331 Kayettes 1,0 RALPH RAY Kavs 9 '3 4 PAT LATIMER Pep Band l,2,3,4g Baud l,2,3,-4g Pep Club 2, 23,4g Kayettes l,2,25,4. MELINDA MILLER Pep Club l,2,3,4g Red Cross 3,4, Officer J3,4g Speech Club 3,4, Officer 35 Newspaper 43 Kay- ertes l,2,3,4. DONNIE PETERSON Kays 2,3,4g Pep Club 3,45 W , Football 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4g Track l,2. if ly, Q33 CLARK POWELL Kays l,2,3,4, Board 4g Pep Band l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3, 4, Officer 45 Pep Club 2,3,4g Class Officer 25 Football l,2,3,4, FootballCo-Cap- tain 4g Basketball l,2,3g Track 1,2,3, Cl Q' ROBERT SHARP Kays l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Football Co- Captain 4g Pep Club 3,45 Football l,3,4g Bas- ketball l,2,3,4g Speech Club 3,4, MARY SLATER Pep Club 25 Mixed Chorus lg Choir 25 Kayettes 'E 1,2,3,4, 12E 1 Afifigt.. l x l ' 41 fa. Ezrlli.. ff ' MARYANN SNYDER Cx Pep Club 1,25 Kayettes 1, ,N 2.3.4. HERBERT RHODES Choir 2,3,4g Track 3,4. PAT SPEARS i Kayettes l,2,3,4, Board 4 Pep Club 2.3.4, Board 45 Speech Club 3,4g Class Offtcer 3,4,G1rls State 3 CLAYTON ROBINSON 'fs -ef , t .Q 3 Football Queen 4. CLYDE ROOKSTOOI. Transfer from Louisburg, Kansas. DIANA SCHULER Mixed Chorus lg Kayettes l,2,4g Pep Club l 2.4. 'IQ n-Q-q DORAIN STEPHEINS xs 1 7 P d Ba Pep Cllb 7 3 4 SpeeLl1Cl1b 4 I 9 xml SULLIXN x 1 4 Boaru 3 4 bpeeL C Honor women 3 Red Crow 5 4 Offrcer 3 Clas Offrcer 3 Pep Club 3 Yearbook4 Nlexxs paper 4 Box state 3 JUYE STOYE Pevcrrrblaqm. ax Mx M es 1 2 S3 4 Board Clas. Officer 4- 'learbook 4. ' -vfri - ,,:, , V BILL THOMPSOX Kays 1 Cl1o1r 2 Track 1 2 3 Babketball l Z Foot ba 1 2 Q' MARY ANNE STRATTOIN Kavettes 1 2 3 4- Pep Club i Ks DONNA TURNER Pep Club lg Kavettes Speech Club 4, rf' 'Q BILL TAYLOR 45, Kays 1,2,:3,4, J L , AUBREY WASHINGTON ' Football 1,2,4g Basketball lg Track 1,2,3, JOE WEAVER Football l,2,3,4g Pep Club Z3,4. RITA WHITNEY Kayettes l,2,3,4, Board 45 Pep Club 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus lg Choir 2,3,4g En- semble 2,3g Class Officer 45 Yearbook 4. GLEN WILKINS Mixed Chorus lg Choir 2, 3,-4. 29 BOB WILLIAMS Kays 1, C HARLES Wl LbON RONNIE WRIGHT Pep Club 3.4: Speech Club 3,45 Kays 1, . 'ws' Y Q.. xr W' 1: cs, o a o o 0 U U U C UNDERCLASSMEN U U U o o o o f . ....:.'fd?Yl3X?7 f,1 MIA?-?'? f A T' ', 'f .,g, . .. . --f X - W I U,,,,., ,lifiy .- ,Nm xi J N..-nunf-.,n..-.,. ,., , .L-. M x ,, -.W N S, 34 ' -sim., ' as' Iwi? , 'L 'wr ig. .1 Edmond Alberfy Johnny Allcorn Francis Bachman Carol Barnett Judy Baughman Mary Jane Baumsfimler Larry Berry Lela Birchard William L. Bolen Diana Bowker Judy Brassfield Sonia Ann Brim Jack Brockeff Larry Brown Richard Buchanan Carolyn Burgoon Delores Burgoon Daisy Casfleberry Ramona Casro John David Cole Mauricetfe Converse Billie Cornelius Sue Ellen Corrner Mary Cragg Peggy Darsf Larry Davis Wayne Diediker Kay Duncan Bill Fairchild Connie Farris Jack Golden 1 ful 5 vu A l vw- As Q. 0 'sb' 1 L Carlene Gonterman Charlene Graves Richard Gregg Linda Hadsall Marie Hannen Alvin Hay Judy Hayes Mike Henson Fred Howell Roosevelt Hughes Judith Ann Jolley James Karigan Bob Kester Jean Kibble Vivien Latimer l.Gl'l'y I-QW Christina McCoy Clyde McDougal Vera McDowell Pam McGuirk Ellyn McQuade Deloris Maloney John Martin Louis Mattingly Dickie Miller Andre Minz Connie O'Brien Judy Osmon Kent Perry Laura Lee Phillips Ronald Plaisted ,rs JUL., fi ,ss . - vw- v '.. X Vw Q ,, ,N Q-ff is 5 WL K- ' 1 ' Junior f ,ff 1 is L . 'LW C x Aim fi xi H vp A N f l yn it x 1- ' lf.. I A. i J A 1 fi ' 5 , 5 1 l 5 S' Li ' 39 -1 x C ' qi ,Q X I l ll Q ,. W' Qi Class L it X 56. Gary Quirin Geneva Rash Carolyn Ray Shirley Ann Raymer Janet Read Philip Reinecker Ronnie Renoe Mike Rogers Kenneth Rookstool Kenneth Servos Dale Shaw Beverly Shoemaker Barbara Slayman Claudette Smithhisler Don Spears Thomas L. Speck Bill L. Spellman Charlotte Stanley Francis H. Stevenson Raymond Stewart Lloyd Stone Billy Stoner Larry Taylor Shirley Toops Wendell Turner Bradie Ursery Judy Van Horn Sharon Wicke Marilyn Wright Jo Ann Zakoura Judy Zink f-. , 4. V' A -uv-Ex., ., v,.,.4 .. -on 1 MW. x .K vii Gif' fn, V 3' 5 -M.. ,AA . -r my , ' af QNX ' K , ,' N- : s I lv X, 'Q Vs 'QR at Q . Q 1 'W ' MA if au., W Janet Arbogast Bob Bachman Carolyn Barnett Janice Barrett Sherman Barrett John Bennett Bill Birchard Lois Bolen Jeanie Bolling Pat Buchanan Sharon Buddenhagen Ronald Butts Larry Byers Mike Carberry Linda Lou Chitwood Sophomores Ronnie Day Stanley Deel John Dial Jim Diehm Joe Dudley Gary Eichorn Frank Epling Phyllis Fields Donald Franklin Henry Gibson Mae Joe Gibson Juanita Gilchrist Linda Giles William Grigsby Larry Hare 'Cf .P 4-M ,N 1- A I Y 7 ' 1 f ' .4 '21, X l Joe Clerico Tom Coker John Cole Judy Conklin Q L Q Q- V, H I QI James Harris William Hart Carol Henness Gloria Hinclerliter Verna Hines Charles Holloman Jessie Howerton Carolyn Huck Nelson Hughes Karen Johnson Marian Johnson Wayne Johnson Eugene Karigan Dick Koerner Wayne Lambert Gloria Fae McDowell Sophomore Clarlce McKeever Jackie McMahon Toni Mann Bob Marriott Ldrry Martin Judy Masters Mary Etta Matney Larry Miller Michel Minz Larry Mitchell Janice Mooney Louis Moore Elaine Mortimer Michael Ann Murphy Lynette Osmon Jerry Parmenter Gary Peetoom Juanita Perkins Dennis Peterson Ruth Piggott Roy Pinneo Larry Pottorff Judy Powell Marilyn Price Linda Rhodes Linda Sandberg John Servos David Shaffer Wayne Sharp Mary Jo Slayman Duane Spears Linda Spears Class Deanna Troxel Ralph Walden Linda Lou Ward Steven Warner Karen Watson Eileen Weaver James Weber Jack Weide Roy West Richard Whirley ,.. -'- -v ' Judy Spellman Fred Spencer Tom Stone Winona Ton cray x Q LQ ' -9- rv- 1 Beverly Williamson S. Q Linda Wilson Judy Wittenbrink David Wright Delores Ziegler Q , v I Sf, tu Melvln Almaroad Joan Bamster Beverly Barnett Joe Baughman Roy Beets Janet Berry Karen Boehm Make Bonner Lmdsey Bouser Georgla Brockett Stanton Brown Marllyn Brown Stephen Burgoon Don Carpenter Carla Carter Freshmen Wesley Cole Danuel Crouch Tommy Crozaer Phyllns Dickey Carleton Doudna Herman Flelds Larry Fnelds John Flke Michael F xley Nancy Fouts Jerry Fultz Dwight Gander Robert Grigsby Brenda Grunden Daniel Hanneh I Leslne Castleberry Norma Chamberlain Richard Coffelt Suzy Colbert 4A.J A' -1. 2 Y' I A... 'U 'Y' ltfflll XM4 A 'I -. gi X 'D irgirf I -.1 :Q Q.. '. Jerry Hardesfy Pinkey Harris Vivian Harris James Hartford Ray Hawk Niki Hawkins Janice Head Clifford Holloman Mike Howard Tom Howell Donald Hughes James HugheS Diane lnscore Veronica Johns Billy Kern Jean Lewis Freshman Larry McCoach Sharon McDougal Donna McDowell Gary McKeever James McQuode Patricia Maloney William Mason John Mafney Russell Mills Gary Moor Carol Newlan Gary Ogden Judy Parker Richard Pierce Larry Plaisfed Toni Porter Nancy Pottorff Michael Powell Betty Quary Bill Ray Margaret Ray Bill Reinecker Merilee Roethel Darline Rookstool Alvin Sharp Walter Slater Cheryl ,Smith Donna Smith Marietta Smith i , 5. Q- x 1 I L i K Donald Smithhisler ' Ann Speck Class Alice Taylor Linda Taylor Ella Mae Tolen Brent Trout Thomas Turner Penelope Valliere Richard Vess John Weaver Judy Welch Dale Whitney Nina Winn Mary Ann Winters Russell Winters Madelyn Wolf Johnnie Zink 3-- John Spellman James Stainbrook Mary Ann Stanley Jim Stevenson S- ,. xv P 'K ' xh N., k , 'fn M t,' 5 , Q 1 0 0 0 I I I I ACTIVITIES I I I o 0 o X X The officers ofthe Speech Club select a plat as one ofthe major money niaking proJects lor the year. OFFICERS ARE: Sharon Craig, President, Sharon Alexander, Vice- Presidentg Lela Birchard, Secretary, Sharon Wicke, Treasurer, Charlotte SPEECH CL B elif Following parliarnen- tary procedure, giving in formative speeches, and working together in a play are but a few ofthe things speech students learn in the Club. The Speech Club has become a very active factor in O.H.S. lt isa popular Stanley, Program Chair- course and one which mang John David Cole, Publicity Chairman, Sponsor is Miss McClure. greatly benefits the stu- dents in later life. S , -ll i i ,-I 4 'Q EWSPAPER STAFF Miss Eleanor Vossler, Sponsor, and Melinda Millet, Ed itor, work with the other staff members in publishing the O.H. S. newspaper THE TROJAN. Not only does this news- paper provide juicy bits of gossip, but also many items of interest to O.H.S. students. Everyone looks forward to hearing the announcement, The newspaper will be sold today. The work of the newspaper staff is never done. The tapping of a typee writer, the scratching of pencils, and the rustling of paper are familiar sounds to this group. The staff members are Melinda Miller, Editorg Brenda Atwood and Max Sullins, Co-editors: and Charles Chancellor, Sports Editor. 2:-...J O O I 'Q 47 Pianist-BONNIE BRA TTON chool Chorus is quite proud of re red and white, the same as urchased with contributions as program each year. Also, ontest at Lawrence. This year osedale for the Music Festival Xi RED CROSS MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Buch- anan, Max Sullins, Dickie Vess, Charles Chancellor, Mary Ann Akers, Janet Read, and Sharon Wicke. RED CROSS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mar ilyn Price, Melinda Miller. NOT PIC- TURED: Judy Black- stone. RED CROSS COUNCIL The Junior Red Cross Council, now in its second year at O. H.S. is concentrating this year on the pro- duction of nut cups, carnival caps, tray favors, and tray covers for military and veterans' hospitals at each holiday season. They bought and wrapped ten gifts for the At- chison Receiving Home at Christmas time. The International School Correspondence Program is the special proiect for l958-59. lt provides the Council with an opportunity to communicate with a group of young people in another country by means of writing, art, and photography which will be as- sembled into an album for exchange. O O I O O O I O O O MISS MCCLURE, Sponsor '. A sure way to stir-up enthusiasm among the students at a pep rally, assembly, or basketball game is for the pep band to perform. THE PEP BAND MEMBERS ARE: Mike Carberry, Sharon Craig, Kay Duncan, Claudette Smithhisler, Pat Latimer, Bonnie Bratton, Mary Cragg, Joe Clerico, Steve Warner, Richard Grant, Kent Perry, John David Cole, Ronnie Renoe, Billy Fairchild, Dick Koerner, Clark Powell, the director, Mr. Raymond Renoeg Jim Bussell, Bob Kester, Jack Weide, John Dial, Richard Buchanan, and Doran Stevens. Band members eagerly deposit the money collected from the sale of tickets to the Pancake Day which was one of the projects for raising money for new band trousers and hats. Such eagerness is shown by the officers: President, Clark Pcw ellg Vice-president, Sharon Craigg and Secretary-Treasurer, Richard Grant. BAND OFFICERS ' W 51 FIRST ROW: P. Buchanan, N. Hawkins, E. Mortimer, L. Ward, G. Lhuillier, C. Smith, R. Casto, L. McCoach, B. Bratton, C. Hagadorn, B. Coffelt, M. Cragg, J. Clerico. SECOND ROW: M.J. Slayman, S. Craig, J. Barrett, J. Osmon, K. Duncan, L. Reppert, W. Diediker, J. Parker, M. Cole, J. Read. THIRD ROW: T. Judd, C. Whitt, B. Reppert, L. Byers, B. Williamson, S. Warner, R. Grant, K. Perry, J.D. Cole. FOURTH ROW: D. Stephens, R Buchanan, D. Shaw, M. Rogers, M.A. Stanley. 0.H.S. BAND MR. RENOE, Director 52 1 w M ,Q fygfffw 'ff , fr . 7 ww A, ,,.,, i ' 'F ' 0 f' fV,', ' ,Afmx V, f ' L- AWG ' 'gif' ,? 4 f I 1 f' .W h A1 I ' , -' Aa , 5 ,, 5 9 r, Q . , ,gf I Q :fx wp, I vw 4 ' ' W V f, ' ., I ' u A , - Q ,..,,,,w. n .Q , , , , M, , .. Q W U ' A s n w , x . vii 7 .1 yfff N , ins v K my -f W -.A 1 64'l?xv O-'IlK4An Q ' . 1 1 , . ,J 4 ll x Y W Q, W A n -A ,- 1 J ' 1 lg! , ,. 1 ,,, . , 0 . y . -,1 . H n f I H R . rv W '1 . tl ,nf 1,6.5,.. ,, Q, vr ' V V7 ' X M - Q - I J -I ,l U . V - -lx, X W. s QQ , X 'W -. N I i ' I fr van 4-wma-u1a4svm.fW. A my - 3, V A A 3. , I V .qi Q QU' . . W A- Q3 i , V um. V 'fd , f 4 , , mf ,f ,-, - 5 ' f h ffff W 'EW i ', A ,- ,J-., V , ' 537'-.f'r' --' f .wf.fM.. iw 2 f L -H f it .Q 1 I K YETTE BOARD The Kayette Board is composed of girls selected by the retiring president, the new officers, and the sponsors. On these girls' shoulders rests the responsibility of the entire club's activities. The board decides on the projects which will be most beneficial to the club, school, and community. The Kayette Board consists of a president, vice- president, secretary, treasurer, world ser- vice chairman, school service chairman, com munity service chairman, parliamentarian, song leader, pianist, point system chairman, program chairman, publicity chairman, and THE SPONSORS ARE LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Mc- recreation director, Clure, Mrs. Clerico, Miss Vossler, Miss Dennis. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Coffelt, E. McQuade, J.A. Zakoura, S. Alexander, J. Stone, B. Bratton, P. Spears, R. Whitney, D. Bawker, B. Slayman, L. Ward, S. Craig, C. Hagadorn, S. Wicke, M..-X. Hamilton. KAY BOARD The Kay Board is composed of boys se- lected by the retiring president, the new officers, and the sponsors. Through the com- bined etforts of the Kay Board, the Kays participated in many activities throughout the year. The Board consists ot: C. Powell, B. Spellman, L. Brown, J. Parmenter, J. D. Coles, T Coker, T. Speck, D. Shaw, K. Perry, L. McCourt, C. Chancellor, L. Mattingly, M. Sullins, J. Bussell. THE SPONSORS ARE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Martin, Mr. Swenson, Mr. Wren, and Mr. Fink. g'Ff 'V LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Powell, B. Spellman, L. Brown. J. Parmenter, I.D. Cole, T, Coker, T. Speck, D. Shaw, K. Perry, L. McCourt, C, Chancellor, L, Mattingly, M. Sullins, J. Bussell. if x , . , f Z2 Q ' 1, 3 ff W 1' I A 3 I ' t f r 1 xx l n -.K Religion in Kayettes is the responsi bility of the White team. This team has presented such things as an interpre- tation ofthe Ten Commandments and pre-Easter services for O.H.S. students The team's captain is Lela Birchard. Appreciation for fellow students, our school, community, all religions, and all races is the goal set up by the Yellow Team. In Kayettes, yel- low stands for apprecia- tion. The team, captain- ed by Brenda Atwood, helps the Kayettes clean up our school and school grounds. Follow -the-Leader, might well be the motto of the Purple Team, for purple stands for leadership in Kayettes. Janet Brown, Captain, is demonstrating the leadership qualities which Kayettes strive to bring out in each girl. J Making posters for the Kay-Kay- ette drive to clean up our school and school grounds is but one ofthe pro- jects for the Kays. They also have projects for the community and the world. Among the projects for world service are: donating to Care, Red Cross, and Meals-for-Millions. ? i . Q if if Every year the Kays hold their an- nual pop-party. This party is for their membership drive. This year the Kays membership was larger than in any of the past years. This organiza- tion is open to any boy of O.H.S. and many opportunities for training in co operation, leadership, and good citi- zenship are offered to them. -5 1 2 'E Okay, freshie, push that penny, orders a Kay Each year the freshmen have to demonstrate their skills in an assembly sponsored by the Kays. The result is hilarious laughter from the upper- classmen and definite discomfort from the freshies. m ' ' ' N., 1' r I TRDI FRONT ROW: L. Giles, S. Buddenhagen, C. Gonterman, M. Stanley, L. Wilson, J. Brassfreld, S. Wrcke, C. Stanley, G. Hinderliter, E. Mortimer, C. Barnett, J. Banister, J. Powell, G. McDowell. SECOND ROW: L. Bolen, C. Smith, J. Parker, P. Dickey, M. Miller, S. Deel, L. Rhodes, A. Speck, M. Murphy, M. Carberry, D. Troxel, C. Barnett, K. Arbogast, S. Cortner, M. Price. THIRD ROW: D. Peterson, T. Coker, B. Spellman, L. Mattingly, L. McCourt, L. Brown, R. Hawk, J. Cole, R. Grant, L. Law, J. Weide, D. Stevens, C. Kester. FOURTH ROW: R. Crozier, R. Gregg, D. Crozier, J. Baughman, B. Trout, G. Ogden, C. Goetz, T. Speck, M. Rogers, K. Perry, J. Dudley, S. Warner, J. Parrnenter, J. Clerico. 1 x' III!! FRONT ROW: M. Matney, B. Barnett, J. Welch, S. Colbert, M. Roethel, B. Coffelt, P. Latimer, P. Buchanan V. Latimer, C.O'Brier1. C. Blackwell, K. Duncan, L. Osmon, C. Smithhisler, J. Mooney, J. Spellman, R. Casto. SECOND ROW: C. Carter, T. Porter, M. Ray, J. Wittenbrink, J. Bolling, W. Toncray, J. Arbogast, N. Hawkins, S. Craig, J. Read, L. Birchard, M. Akers, B. Atwood, L. Hadsall, M. Converse, C. Ray, M. Wright. THIRD ROW P. Vallire, K. Boehm, S. Darst, J. Osmon, J. Stone, B. Bratton, M. Cragg, G. Rash, K. Waston, C. Huck, R. Piggott, K. Johnson, T. Mann, C. McKeever, S. Law, E. Weaver. FOURTH ROW: J. Matney, D. Vess, R. Butts, J. Bussell, R. Buchanan, J. Spellman, R. Renoe, J. Karigan, D. Spears, C. Powell, G. Quirin, F. Bachman, B. Sharp, C. Chancellor. . vo W 19- d50,6-363.99 90 Y v CLB n 0 U f SPQRTS U f Q o R rojans Wallop ulldogs In Trojans Wallopeff Tonganoxigqdt irsi Grid Game ' 'X' 'W EET THE ter both teams got over ti rvousness which caused sevt bles in the first quarter, watomie high school Troj nt on to down the Baldwin k ool Bulldogs at the Munc adium, Friday night, Septem by a score of 20 to 6. This ' on-league game, the first of son for both teams. rojans won the toss and elec receive and the first play star the Baldwin 35 with Don Spe 'ng through the line for 7. A p y set the Trojans back 5 ya d then Bob Sharp broke o' kle for a first down. Bill Spf n covered 7 yards in two plun, then a holding penalty set ' k 15 yards. After c- und the e in 1 fflfl'--56 xo we QBX .5559 Xoeie, tc as CO' t V .kbp me l QB- 500 and tl Q OT' we devel if 0 the lm Q0 Y-Q 'Ye 5' X 'oe 7 QQ fi Sc? oi ox QW. Q9 romped Q59 92 Xxx. 5 Q0 4 Ooxxv '?' . . a Tonganoxx. .605 xof' Q'-QENV5 .5x10i-,,x9 ,X 'C9 .g.p it . saoava-we ale non-league :Q-C90 09' .50 xc? .415 A .sk -cvs The Tongani, Q9 .5 9 e 19,0-95 QY57i00'5' 085 ixee' . , .X +C 0 . N -3 ., their coach, ay PSN Qt Xvf 50 30.0 Co sv. . N IX w 1 110 pouncxs to xkfxxx Ove e-taxon' GW ,A-:L OX -.95 10,0 Trojans had a lin 056' gavexxxuc to-xcogncf' vqfgaixz ly 200 pounds. 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N K ww Q hmmm QW, ,W TROJAN BASKETB LL I STARTING LINE-UP: Edmond Alberty, Gary Quirin, John David Cole, Charles Chancellor, Raymond Crozier, Phil Reinecker, James Karigan, and Head Coach Mac Steele. lllllllllllllllll . ' THE TROJAN TEAM CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING, FIRST ROW: Tom Speck, Larriy McCourt, Ray- mond Crozier, Bill Spellman, Richard Grant, Dale Shaw. SECOND ROW: Edmond A berry, John David Cole, James Karigan, Charles Chancellor, Phil Reinecker, Gary Quirin, and Richard Durfee. .XJ V BASKETBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS BASKETBALL QUEEN ATTENDANT ATTENDANT Linda Ward Barbara Slaym VARSITY C H E E R L E A D E R S If we can look back upon the happy from our minds, the memories of bring a strong sense of satis- Who knows what lies around that goal we have sought, ever it is, we hope bring back N-D K' moments and crowd the unhappy ones faction to us. things that we have shared will the bend ahead? It may be and it may not, but what- that the echoes will pleasant memories YEARIOOKS