Planeview High School - Talespin Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

W 1 'whiff ' . ve, 'F Q af '? 2: . r. , if . P' W I TALE Pl ' X1 3 1 1 ,I VI ,! ,A is ,ei 5 . ' gg - V ' ' - ,5 - .- VII Il ' l 5 Z' ,, , , I aa I H if EE ., ba r , ' 4 l I 5 l Q - m ll ,g t gg, my 'S' , - , VM! P wucmm 10, KANSAS 144 We See 144 'Wwq See Zn 5 5 S all xl r The success of any school depends not upon any one person or group of people, but rather, upon the combined co-operation of everyone. For this reason, we, the Graduating Class of Planeview High School, dedicate the 1945 TALESPIN to Superintend- ent Frank K. Reid, to all the other Administrators of our school, to our faculty, to our entire student body, to the Housing Administration, and to all industries involved in the War Effort, because of their unselfish, devoted con- tributions. -sr T Superintendent Frank K Reid Squadron Leader Under the capable direction of the administration, the young crewmen of this school are soaring at ceiling heights. Not only must fliers be able to fly, but also they must know how to land Without a crack up. It is to this extent that this group managed the school. They provided a school worthy of ALL CUR PRIDE .... Board oi Education-Ground Crew Max R Wilcox president - ' Assistant Superintendent Strong Hmman Floyd H. Clark. clerk . . . Ioe Creed, treasurzr plight Commander 41.71. sawd-.- Principal Adolph Unruh . . . Vice Principal Sid Moore Pilot Unruh and Co-pilot Moore began their long-distance mission rounding up Gremlins and charting their courses. When an instructor reports: Atten- tion - Gus, the Gremlin, A. W. O. L. , Co-pilot Moore sees that he gets back on the beam and stays there! A report is flashed: Unidentified Grem- lin flying around at P. H. S. Looks like it will be a forced landing. But Pilot Unruh is on the job and lands the new Gremlin safely on the field and supplies him with the necessary charts and equip- ment to enable him to continue his work. FromPilotUnruh's andCo-PilotMoore's offices come the schedules and courses for routine stunt flights to nearby fields. Although the P. H. S. Gremlins kept these commanders in a tailspin a lot of the time, they were able to make a perfect landing with only a few slipping off the plane. The rest, except for those dis- charged, retired to their barracks after a seemingly thorough mission to wait for reassignment in the fall. Gwmwlum 0MiC6 l.. Dr. Cloy S. Hobson. director: Currie Mae Scott cmd Ruby Mider, assistants The Guidance and Curriculum Office is organized to aid pupils in determining their educational and vocational objec- tives, to help teachers to plan and provide the curricular activities necessary to rea- lize those objectives, and to direct pupils and teachers to use those activities for the purposes intended. To aid pupils in determining their ob- jectives, studies are made of each individ- ual's abilities, aptitudes, interests, needs, opportunities, and social obligations. These studies include social history, medi- cal history, academic marks, test results, attendance reports, interview records, and citizenship reports. Data from these courses are assembled in a separate file for each pupil. Counselors study and inter- pret these data and discuss them with pu- pils and parents for purposes of guidance. The curriculum is planned and devel- oped jointly by the administrative, and the instructional, and the curriculum staffs. Its purpose is to direct pupils in performing the activities necessary for satisfactory living. It emphasizes two gen- eral types of development: the perfecting of the various skills and abilities necessary to carry out learning and living activities and the creating of social understandings and competence. In order to meet the needs of individ- uals, the curriculum must be flexible and adaptable. No attempt should be made to give all pupils an exactly uniform course of study. Within reasonable limits, activ- ities provided in the great body of curri- ulum materials may be selected for or by pupils according to their needs which they and the counselors have discovered. Success in an educational program so planned will make of each individual a Well-integrated person who will give val- uable service to our democratic society. . Cloy S. Hobson ,qv -.-r' Z4 fu-as f ly I -9--f K? in vw A722 'VT' P!! I uv- we iv' -ull' '13-'Y ,,,M-' GUM Aff IZISII-' C. CIILIII C,11111 1111 ru' I.M'oN SMIIII IXDA Tllt5Xl.'X l.I IANII NX'l7l-KQCQI R l'.,'ltQII.Yf7 AI ICI SINCI MII R,xrxIoN.Ax M,xII'I'IN :MARY E. HAIINIY VI-RA IDAYIS HI-kl.l-N RI I I7 PATRIIQIA NIAAI, IIIIIIXUAUIKI A115 NIAMQIIIII 'I' Cook GIAIIYS XYVII I IS I11If11xf1'i111 1fIf11I'alio11 C. C. XVIISIIN xl. A. GIIONQUSIII GUY E. 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Marilyn Hornbaker, Loyd Maham. lack Richard- son, lane Asher, Betty Puckett, Norman Showalter, Wayne Thompson, Neil Gibson. lack Iordon. Magna Hansen .... Standing: Mrs. Shackeliord, Neil Smart, Sam Thompson, Bob DeForest, Lenarnae Smith, Mr. Williams .... Not pictured: Gaylen Mcfieynolds and Llewlyn Borgendale. . . Contact -- they're off! The Student Crew started on its mission of organizing the hall monitors with precision and accu- racy. Then, leaving deeds of glowing achievement behind them, they opened a new phase of improvement by supervising the assemblies and directing concessions. The chart of the Senate was submitted last year by a committee consisting of Mr. McWhirter, Mr. Williams, Miss Hollo- way, Miss Barnhart, Mrs. Shackelford, and Mr. Colvin. This document has been the flight instructions for their activities. At the annual election of the Student Senate president, the compass points to thrills, chills, and spills for all Gremlins of P. H. S. In 1943 the candidates, Neil Smart, Jr., and Don Rubendall, Sr., stood on barrels in zero weather in front of the old barracks school with Student Senate president as their target. Don Rubendall attained the honor of being the president of the first P. H. S. Senate. In 1944 the candidates for presidency paraded through the halls of the high school building and gave to the cheering Gremlins their cam- paign speeches. Sam Thompson, Jr., came out on top with Neil Smart, Sr., close behind. The commanding officers of the Senate were Mrs. Shackelford and Mr. Williams, who directed and aided these navigators: Sam Thompson, president, Neil Smart, vice president, Lenamae Smith, secretary, and Bob DeForest, treasurer . . . to FINAL COMPLETION OF THEIR MISSION. geniau-.1..... F- W- -V V , . .-vw H- U.-.,..,, I Rex Speckman. vice president: Bob Hutchinson, president: Ioe Feagins, U. S. N.: ex-officio president: Lenamue Smith. secretary: Bill Showalter. treasurer. The Senior Class of 1945 took off with a crew of ninety-seven. After last year's pleasant journey, including the Junior Play and the Junior-Senior Banquet, the crew settled down to a routine flight. Our navigator, Dale Miller, kept us on course until he was replaced by Mrs. Marie Weir and Mr. Sid Moore. Our pilots were Joe Feagins, president, Bob Hutchinson, vice president, Lenamae Smith, secretary, Bill Showalter, treasurer. By the beginning of the second semester seven crewmen had transferred to the Armed Forces, and one hostess had entered the Cadet Nurses Corps. Joe Feagins of the Navy was replaced by Bob Hutchinson as president, and Rex Speckman as vice president. The routine flight was upset by a few air-pockets : namely, class rings, gowns, and announcements. Cther obstacles to be sur- mounted were class flower, white rose, class colors, purple and white, class motto, What we can't do, can't be done. In spite of all this, we stayed on the beam until we contacted our Hnal desti- nation . . . GRADUATION! ,I ,cf 9 lgff M0 1 I 1 J 'av Vi ik 'Q-v be-..- N51 'x A S6l'lf0fl4.......T. Ili-.'r'1'x' M. ANULRSQN Pep ClL1b'45.'l'.x1.l-WIN Surf '45 RA Y M ox ll Ak M sruoxca linskurbiill '44 '45, Ili Y '44, Prcwiilcnt uf .luniiwr Class '44, Fimimrlull '45 Bui x' jo IXTCIIISON l5.iml '44, Orclwstm '44, Pep Club '44 '45, Girl Reserve 44 '45, Hume lfcimom- ic Club '45, Scuiiwr Play '45 .IUAN BALL Girl Rcscrvu '45 l.1-Rox' lf. BARN1-'S lli Y '44, 'fumbliiig C'lulv '44, liimtbmll '-H ljORO'I'l'lY -IOANN BAs1ix' Girl Rcscrvu '44 '45 ANNI-Q BMLMIAAI Urcl1v:str.x'44, l5.mrl'44'45, Nlixul fliivr- us '44, PI'CSlLlL'l1l ul' Pu,im.l Council '49, Girl Ruwrw '45, TA1 l-NPIN Surf '45 -IUIIN B. BIQNN KDPAI. Bum Pup Club '44 PA'l'iuc1lA I51.AcuAioiu- Nlixcd Clmrux '45 Cll1XlRl.LJ'l l'l-1 Bl.OLJNl INGLR Girl Rcxvrvc '44, lkliuwr of .-li-mmznl '44 lJA'l'RIClA Bl.UNlx junior Play '44, liquid '44 '45, Orclxcwtra '44, VlCCfl'l'CSlglCl1l of Girl Rcwcrvc '44, Vice-Prcsidcui of Psp Club '44, Sccrc- l.ll'y ul' Alunim' Clin '44 Non M A Y l.l'I'A Box I I A M Glcc Club '44, Girl Res,-rw '44, Pup Club '-lf-4 Iii 'ri Y Ll. BR.'Xl?lilC lx Girl licxuiwu '45, Pcp C lulw 45,.li'm11i1l1! Small' '45 lil oswmi l5RAL'5I li KA I I HHN P. liuoxx N Pep flub '44 '45, C'liccrlu.ulcr '45, Girl licwrvc '44, sluuiiir Pl.xy '44, 'l'rc.iwurcr iii' Pvp Club '45 44, Pup C'lub '-li. Scuiur l'l,iy '45 Lori- CL:NN1Nc,iiAA1 BAMSARA QQOLLISON .luuior Play '44, Nlixcll C'liiu'us '44 '45. Girl Rcwrvu '44 '45, 'l'rc.1sui'crufScn.uc '44, 'l'i'c.uurcr ul' lliimu licuiiiwiiiiu Club . if WILLIE ROY DANIELS Girl Reserve '44, Home Ee Club 44 ROBERT E. DEFOREST Band '44 '45, Basketball '44 45 lr Play '44, Student Senate '44, Treasurer of Senate '45, Secretary of Pep Club 45 Football '45 DARLENE EATON Pep Club '45 NIARKIORIE ESTES Pep Club '45 KATHLEEN ANNE FUNK CARRIE NIAE GAY Girl Reserve '44 '45 LOREN GIOER Nlixed Clwrus '45 AILEEN GRAHANI .flI'I'0IIII1Il Staff '45 jo ANNE Um' HIGDON N1iXCLlClXl5fLlS '44 '45, Glee Club 44 Pep Club '44 '45, Hume EC. Club 44 45 Cheerleader '45 VIRGINIA HILL ALIINE HQDLIJER Pep Club '44 ROBERT K. HUTCHINSON Basketball '44 '45, Football 45 Presiden of Senior Class '45 IIQANITA KEENER Girl Reserve '44, President of Girl Re serve '45. Pep Club '44 '45, Glue C lllb 44 DOROTII I' KI.IiIN Band '45 X'lOLFT AYLIQNE LIEVINGS xIEssIE LIlXX'IS Girl Reserve '44 '45, Pep Club 44 A110 f:II1IfStnff '45 LEI A JEAN lNlARBLE r'lI'I'wII1IIl SHUT '44 lxlYRLYNE MARTIN L-lI'I'0I1I1nl Staff '45 L 'Z up 'C ii L , r 5, 1 'ki We ' 5 fr I . ii' 59 34 ff. -f :Mimi 59- H. . E ,-,Q 5 ,i Cniaiuia lVlATHIiW'S Pep Club '44 '45, Girl Reserve '44 IDOROT P I A MATTH EXYS Mixed Chorus '45, Pep Club '45, Girl Reserve '45, Senior Play '45 FkANc3us MOSIPQR CLIlfIf'ORlJ G. MURPHY R. Roniaiu' NIiI.SON Mixed Cliorus '44, Glee Club '44, slr. Play '44, Football '45, Pep Club '45, Senior Play '45 BILRTHA A. NliW'BX' Band '44 '45, Oreliestra '44 '45, Baud- Orcliestra Council '45, T.-Xl.l-SPIN Staff '45 I.AwiinNc1a NORMAN President of Camera Club '45, 'l'.Xl.l'SPlN Staff '45 Ro1s1aii'1' Ofuuas BETTY AI. Plafxsxi Pep Club '45 Rolslilu' E. Puiiuzli Hi-Y '44, Football '45 Bli'l l'Y JEAN PUcKr:T'r Pep Club '44 '45, Girl Reserve '44 '45, tlr. Play '44, Student Senate '45, Editor of TAl,lfSl'lN '45, SCl1l0l'Pl.14' '45 MARY EIAIZABETH Rnnst-1 CHAUNCISY V. RICK liaml '44, l'maskell5.1ll '44 '45, tluuior Play '44, llootball '45, Senior Play '45 lloixoillx' JUNE Rlcli Pep Club '45 Howmum G. ROISI-.RTS lhnil '44, Orchestra '44, lli-Y '44 '45, Pep Club '45, Iiooilmll '45 MAiiouiiiu'r14: ROBINSON llome lie. Clulv '45 M. MARQAR1411' RLDISINSOX Pep Club '44, President of Pep Club '45, Girl Reserve '44 '45 Plvriuqzm Ross Girl Reserve '44 '45, Cilee Clulv '45 RICHARD H. SCHROEDER Glee Club '44, Mixed Chorus '44, Band '44 '45, Basketball '45, Senior Play '45 XVRENA MAE SHAFFER Pep Club '44 '45 BILL M. SH Emi ERD Hi-Y 44 '45, Football '45, Pep Club '45, TAI,I,sI-IN Staff '45 JOYCE SHOLANDER Pep Club '44 '45, Mixed Chorus '44 '45, Girl Reserve '45 KATHRYN L. SHOWALTER Pep Club '44 45, TALIISPIN Staff '45, .'lA'l'UlI4lIlf Staff '45 WILLIAM E. SHOWALTER Basketball '44 '45, junior Play '44, Treas- urer of junior Class '44, Treasurer of Senior Class '45, Senior Play '45 ALICE SHULTZ Pep Club '45 DONALD R. SIMS Basketball '44 '45, Mixed Chorus '45, Football '45, Hi-Y '45 NLIL E. SMART Vice President of Student Senate '44 '45, TAI I sI'IN Staff '45 EvI1LYN B. SMITI-I Orchestra '44 '45, Mixed Chorus '44, Home lie. Club '44 '45, Girl Reserve '44 '45, Pep Club '44 '45 DOROTHY E. SMITH Girl Reserve '44 '45, Pep Club '44 '45, Senior Play '45 LLNAMAE D. SMITH Girl Reserve '44 '45, Pep Club '44, Vie: President of Pep Club '45, Secretary of Student Senate '45, Secretary of Senior Class '45 Associate Editor of TALIZSPIN '45, ll4'l'!HIllllf Staff '45 ROBERT L. SNIPES Hi-Y '45 REX A. SPECIQMAN Band '44 '45, Basketball '45, Vice Presi- dent of Senior Class '45, Senior Play '45, junior Play '44 MILIJRED LORENE SPRINGER .IEN NIE LOU SUBLETT Girl Reserve '44 '45, Pep Club '44 '45, Senior Play '45 LORRAINE F. THORNTON Band '44, Pep Club '45 BONNIE L. VAII, 'X' T 'G' uf '24-Of 'x I K sis: ' 5 K5 '3' Rl! 4. 1' Kg? 4u..,. 112 9 5 4 Hsu any 4.04 me-My H!! '1 S . EUGLZNIA VAUGHN Home Fe. Club '45 RUTH E. VENNES Girl Reserve '44 ROBERT XVTLSON Hi-Y '44 MARKQIIE LONG Pep Club '44 45, Cheerleader '44 '45, Girl Reserve '44 '45 Lois SMITH TA1.1:smN Stal? '45 Mr. Sm MOOIRE Class Sponsor ANNE MAE DETHLOI-'I-' Avrwmuf Staff '45 JAMES LANE Avrwzulrl Staff '44, Hi-Y '44 '45, Foot- ball '45, Pep Club '45 JOE FIQAGINS Cheerleader '44 '45, Pep Club '44 '45, President of Senior Class '45 THOMAS WIGGANS Football '45, Pep Club '45, Hi-Y '44 '45 Mrs. NIARIE Wrslk Class Sponsor Na! fficlwud BETHIEA FLEIIRY Girl Reserve '45 DOROTHY HOURAY MARX' SCHNEIDER DAviu SMITH ROBERT HIPQHEN ROY SEAL Band '44 '45, Pep Club '45 BOB GILKISON Basketball '45, Band '45, Hi-Y '45, Pep Club '45 .IAM ES PITTNIAN Football '45, Band '44 '45, Hi-Y '44 '45, Mixed Chorus '44 '45 HAROLIJ PHILLIPS Hi-Y '45, Camera Club '45 funiau A. I. Overton, Sam Thompson. Fred Short, Marilyn Hornbuker. One hundred fifty Gremlins came from various places in the United States to make up the Eleventh Gremlin Command of '45 . After organizing and becoming accustomed to their duties, they started on their mission of learning and activity with these acting navigators: Fred Short, president, A. Overton, vice presi- dent, Marilyn Hornbaker, secretary, and Sam Thompson, treas- urer. Mrs. Smith, Miss Cook, and Mrs. Willis were appointed com- manding officers. Before the completion of their mission, they encountered the Junior Play, Mystery in the Library, given March 1. Another ex- citing experience was the rousing Junior Party held in the high school gym. They also had charge of the concessions a number of times. Near the end of their service in the Eleventh Gremlin Com- mand, they participated in a thrilling event . . . The Junior-Senior Banquet held at Planeview Cafeteria and the prom afterward at the High School Gym. They chose the gypsy theme which was employed throughout the banquet. First row Cleft-rightl: Winilred Morse. Betty Mounts. Betty Estes. Gloria Herr. Ida Belle Hamilton. Eunice Gillaspie. Ieanne Ennis. Ellenore Hobson. Doris Louise Iones. Avis Hipchen. Nina Greeley. Geraldine Hull. Myrna Burden ..,. Second row: Minnie Iohnson. Verna Britton. Wanda Burton. Gladys Laird. Colleen Duncan. Georgia Holder, Norma Hanson. Derrel Hixon. Charlene Kuhn. Sam Headlee. Erleen Douglas. De Wayne Howard, Edward Dickerson .... Third row: Miss Marabeth Reid, Bob Gilkison. LeRoy Danielson. Dick Fletcher. Ioyce Hedges. Roger Kramer, Harley Davison. Wanda High. Carol Heidemann. Minnie Belle Crittenden. Pauline Buckley. Betty Hummel. Dean Trickler. Darrel Howard .................. First row llelt-rightl: Phyllis McGuire, Paul Arnold, Terry Webster. Martha Anglemeyer. Almeda Corbin. Rose Mary Block, Maxine Schick. Ardis Burnham. Myrtle Allen. Kathleen Dethlotl. Lois Bird .... Second row: Reba Cole. Wanda Altman. Helen Maxwell. Mary Ann Correll. Ruth Martin. Martin. . Betty Rackley, Enidarden Botts. Frances McFarland, Frances Simpkins. Patsy Luttrell. Marilyn Hornbaker. Miss Smith .... Third row: Betty Bryan. Lois Cockrum. Roberta Clark. Raymond Barbour. Homer McKellips. Cy Cochran. lack Barkus. Iohn Bowman. Don Baker. Marvin Mercer. .................. . First row llelt-rightl: Doris Lee Simon. Norma Scribner. Bobby Neu. Mildred Phillips. Lcis Morrill. Eunice Hanna. Dorothea Parks. Winiired Swallow. Arelyn Dick. Mary Louise Randal. Twila Machin. Donna Rose Youngers. Iean Taylor. Ruth Wyatt. . . . Second row: Barbara Stubbs. Betty Rogers. Goldie Ream. Nancy Rogers. Lois Robinson. Ioan Morgan. Kenneth Rucas. Don Proctor. Dale Waite. Pauline Miller. Betty White. Arlen Wiggins. lack Richardson .... Third row: Mrs. Willis. Bessie Cockrum. Richard Werth. A. I. Overton, Sam Thompson. Fred Short. lim Pittman. Harold Phillips. Charlie Patterson. Iunior Murray. Beverly Warner. Betty Brown. Dorintha Neel. .... . First row Cleft-rightl: Opal Ott. Virginia Wilson. Frances Zimmerman. Mary Plamann. Virginia Tarr. Bonnie Fincham. Rosa Sweet. Iacquita Stevens. Luella Smith. Virgie Neal. Mary Anne Muth. Sue Rogers .... Second row: Iames Brown. Betty Ruth Wilson. Frances Young. George Schillerdecker. Roy Seal, Buddy Powell. Paul Smart. Paul Walk. Bill Sanstrum. Iames Fewell. Billy Bost. Evelyn Roper. Patricia Beck. .... . , . . . . . . . . . . 4...... . First row Cleft-rightl: William Brashire. Doris Bennett. Betty Abbott. Betty Toon, Bethel Whittle, Ierry Hendricks, George Edwards, Dorothy Ikler, Marion Tatum, Lena Marie Barney. Dorothy Higgins, Kay Gronouski, Lois Walters, Lorraine Snelson, Kathryn Green .... Second row: Nancy Tatum, Carla Wyatt, Iudd Hendricks, Lowell Hixon, Belva Greenawalt, Iune Bird, Ieanne Hale, Nadine Speer, Norma Boyle, Rea Daugherty, Charles Hendricks. Bobby Dodson, Bob Lane, William Todd .... Third row: Miss Harnly, Eugene Klein, Bob Brown, Loyd Mahan, Merle Thomton. Odell Coberly, Edgar Loghry, Ernest Zimmerman, Edward Applegate, Walter Evans, Evan Klolrowslri. I. D. Hall, Bud Olsen. First row lleit-rightl: Robert Flinn, Delton Norris, Cleta Shaw, Betty Oakes, Maxine Miller. Rosie Phillips. Ioella Pond, Willadene Martin, Betty Payne, Leora Letterman, Pat McNeill. Lowene Bonham, Margaret Baumchen, Geraldine Foote, Barbara Conrow, Hazel Nichols. . . . Second row: Ioyce Lowe, Anne Love, Virginia Prater, Mildred Ratclili, Christine Chace, George Gresty, Bill Leroy, Elloy Logsden. Twila Morrow, Fonda Nelson, Esther Laurance, Earlene Moore. Frances McKinney, Paul Bennett, Mary Ann Hayes .... 'I'hird row: Mr. Stewart, Paul Beshire. Louis Keeler, Rex Childs, Claude Dye, George Smith, lim Riggs. Eugene Hale, Wayne Pool, Haldane Mason, Laveme Chace, Bill Guinn, Victor Baldridge, Stanley Tumer, Vernon Bevan, Bennie Baxter. . . . . . Sapfzamafzai-..,.... First row tlett-rightlz Elaine Latimer, Charlene Nitz. Bessie Bryant, Helen Blair, Carolyn Thomison, Hazel Boydston. Iustenna Hill, Alice Crebs, Ruth Iohnson, Wanda Harris, Iudy Cochran, Delores Decker. Sammie Keeling, Celia Ann Estes .... Second row: Barbara Kitterman, Charlene Parker. Roger Danielson, Dick Cole, Wilma Bird. Elizabeth Brown, Rosemary Eubanks, Norma Delp, Rita Clatlin, Betty Goding, Gwen Colvin .... Third row: Miss Cook. Llewellyn Borgendale, Leota Oakes, Eugene Foster, Don Clark, Ernest Ittner, Bill Bruner, Richard Cikanek, Londell Sills, Helen Stocke- brand, Ruth Cochran, Betty Sue Phalen, Virginia Chapman ......... First row tlett-rightl: Ray Payton. Richard Paulin, Bill Stokes, Billy White, Chester Holt. Ralph Hend- erson, Harold Snyder, Edna Smith, Ardell Tweeten, Leola Larimore, Katherine Smith, Doris Rice, Helen Yohn, Dorothy Smith, Neda Smith, Vera Soft .... Second row: Freda Teeter, Geneva Taylor, Kathleen Lack, Vivian Smith, Virginia Ritcha, Dorothy Ripp. Martha Wychoif, Jeanine Moore, Billy Luke, Leola Willard, Naomi White, Ioana Wolienberger, Ioan Sears. Kenneth Sidener .... Third row: Leonard Ripp. Norman Showalter, Edgar Webb, David West, Kenneth Willinger, Richard Kramer, Keith Newman, Reginald Spears, lack Walters, Clifford Morey, Ralph Showalter, Eugene Hutchinson, Mrs. Ada Thoma. ................. . First row Cleft-riqhtl: Addie Childers, Dixie Abbott. Ianice Dickson, Mariie White, Lavon Lawson, Sally Io Denton. Tommy Wilson. Barbara Burden. Billie Bradberry. David lohn. Bertie Watson. Lillian Ruch. James Stewart. lim Barrett, Fred Clark. Charles Willibey, Delbert Peeples .... Second row: Miss Holloway. Coetia Welch, Mary Rosson, Darlene Smith. Gwenneth Ochs. Louise Hanna. Betty Iones. lean Pond. Charlotte Grimsley, Virginia Brown. Diana Barnes. Katherine Cranmer, Loretha Cole. Mary Nigh. Richard Brown, Warren Benn .... Third row: Calvin Waldmeier. Don Geren, Cleo McFarland. Edna Mathews. Iackie Sehnert, I.aDonna Baker. George Bowman, Otris Carrethers. Iames Stamp. Reaves Nahwooksy, Gladys Fanning. Royce Head. lack Gregory. Glen Bennett. . . . Fourth row: Von Eden. Max Scott, Nathan Wilder, Leonard Smith. Wayne Holmes. Roland Watson. Bill Bauqhman. lack McKnight, Louis Boles. Bob Blakey ............. First row lleit-rightl: Louie Ross. Hubert White. Kathryn Wilson. Mildred Davis. Annie McDonald. lean Hileman. Ioan Folger. Doris Barnhart. Marie Munn. Lanelton Crow. Doralee Ricketts. Delores Brown, Bcbby Adams. Lavern Harwick, Bernice Keller. Letha Iohnson .... Second row: Miss Logan. Iames Love. Billy Boom. Mariorie Norton, Marjorie Raymond, Pat Shadwick. Naomi Gilkison. Glen Beard- more, Ioyce Adams. Don Stewart, Caroline Higgins, George Trotman, Iuanita Cragg. Schrediah Iordan. lack Schul. lack Mathews, Charles Shirack, Mrs. Enqle .... Third row: Don Gaither. Leon Barr. Raymond Brownell. Neil Gibson. Wayne Thompson. Harold Trimmel. Ed Smith, Marshall Werth. Nadine Shultz. Bonnie White. Dean Shaffer, Lovetta Vanderlecht, Barbara Richardson, Dorothy Selton .... Fourth row: Irving Adamson. Frank Stoss, Evelyn Halter. Iacqueline Younger, Ethel Patton, Billy Gile. ............... ' ' Qlaeihnmn...-i First row Cleft-rightl: Norma Hrabe, La Von Newberry, Karl Krieger, Glen Douglas, La Veta Hrabe, Violet Brown, Elizabeth Keil, Paul Watts, Betty Glymph, Katherine Iackson, Ann Montieth, Marilyn Swisher, Mary Higgins, Delores Morgan .... Second row: Patricia Neal, Ioyce McNaught, Magna Han- son, Winiired Stokes, Iohnny Beck, Lois Gillis, Helen Peters, Iackie Emmerick, Diana Kessinger, Ardis Icrdan, Billy Bue, lim Griffin, Estel Bryan, Victor Wright, Alene Wist, Myrle McCammon, Cleo Hanley .... Third row: Mary Iohnson, Virginia Bland, Willa Rogers, Mary Brown, Marvin Olds, Cleo Fielder, Donna Francis, Maxine Bevon, Doris Gilmer, Mildred Kinchin, Mary Hayes, Dick Dunn, Ralph Green, Matilda Iohnson, Charlotte Grimsley, Mardella Helms .... Fourth row: Ioan Perry, Wanda Friend, Warren Wheeler, Frank Hegr, Bill Hamilton, Don Green. ..... . First row tleit-rightl: Elda Applegate, Wanda Bowman, Pat Stoughton, Ioan Kowalski, Iune Arm- strong, Reba Mahan, Louise Loomis, Anna Bolton, Dorothy Iackson, Rosella Mayfield, Fay Iean Roberts, Patsy Long, Mariorie Macy. Anna Donoho, Margaret Duer, Ruby Satt, Kenneth Miller .... Second row: Violet Norum, Beverly Nelson, Low Ann Lowe, Marjorie DeForest, I. T. Lewis, Dick Morgan, lean Higdon, Ward Bray, Leroy Machin, Maxine Wilbanks, Robert Cheek, Bill Pohlenz, Willard Boggs, Teresa Love, Virginia Sutton, Don Kessinger, Mrs. Shackellord .... Third row: Ray White, Ioan Garrity, Mary Lee Barksdale, Ioan Hall, Virgil Carrier, Iunior Iones, Paula Bloominger. Kenneth Booher, Marvin New, Marion Nichols, Richard Mead, Patsy Marshall, Wilma Nolan, Delores Gilstrap, Mariorie Lynn Tarr, George Mounts ............ ffwf--- ye First row ileft-rightl: Betty Carter. Violet Sawson. Beauiord Murray. Dorothy Block. Claude Thomison, Peggy Stockebrand. Alvin Graham. Rosa Mae Campbell. Ronald Gorsuch. Virginia Sheets, Lloyd Pitchiord. Raedean Bishop, Douglas Garton. Virginia Newman. Ruby Cridder .... Second row: Law- rence Hatiield. Iune Edmonds. Wayne Widener. Patsy Bean. Leon Wood. Harriet Bloominger. David Phye. Patricia Cummins. Nancy Baker, Virginia Lancaster. Garlen Maphet. Maurice Rucas. Oscar Thompson. Ravis Pride .... Third row: Miss Grote. Ann Overton. Leila Berry, William Wolienberqer. Daryl Smith. Kenneth Iones. Roma Bedwell. Martha Critz, Rosalie Casey. Irene Willard. Emma lean Adams. Ioycelene Martin. Lois Burton. Farley Newman. Al Hunter. ...... . First row ileit-rightl: Betty Greer. Ruth Iones. Maxine Chace. Ester Buttler. Marcella Gary. Bessie Mae Smith. Arlene Burnham. Colleen Sparlin. Hylus Henderson. Donna Brocklesby. Iames Berry. Donald Schiiferdecker. Edith Howland, Enyd Hall .... Second row: Deryl Hull. Martha Rhodes. Bettie Lacy. Doyle Nelson. Charles Larson. Ruea Nichols. Nolan Smith. Dillard Piland. Lois Trent. Kenneth McKee. Iames McGill. Donald Olson. Edwin Hoar .... Third row: Miss Sinclair. Betty Lou Dennis. Virginia Knudsen. Roberta Letterman. Mac McClure. Betty Mintener. Ann McLain, Freda Fields. Ralph Good- man. Marilyn Diclrerson. Shirley Scott. Welton Foster. Patricia Starr. Mary Margaret Grunder .... Fourth row: Paul Brannum. Ronald Stearns. Willard Crowe. lack Lane. Edna Neal, Iack Nitz. Bill White, Keith Garland. ............... . semi... First row Cleft-rightl: Wendall Shaw, Iames Pickard. Leroy Patton, Betty Plamann, Billye Ann Ennis. Mercedes Crane, Billy Bob Wyckoff, lim Templin, Marvin Ford, Donna I-Iuls, Forest Iorgensen. Elsie Neal. Patty Pitts, Fannie Hill, C. I. Weckner, Iimmy Lafilin .... Second row: Miss Knosp. Margaret Henderson, Delores Hunter, Patsy Mewhinney, Mildred Peterson, Wilma Ikler. Ellen Quick, Don Wolfe, Barbara Siegrist, Louise Kitterman, Donna Metz, Betty Norbury, Betty Ioe Proctor, Betty Forbes, Dwight Beckman, Darlene Mitchell .... Third row: Clarence Seathoif, Alice Massey. Eliza- beth Pretzer, Pat Gregory, Marcie Hendricks, Ioan Dennis, Shirley Hamilton, Winiired Malcom. Elizabeth Martin, Iesse Dean, Nola Swinney, Phyllis Brown, Ioan Malcom. Betty Ann Varner, Iames Penny. ............... . . . . First row lleit-rightl: David Yarger, Claud Iohnson, Ray Iones, Leon Usher, Patsy Hayes. Dona Underberqer, George Sykes, Ioe Kenner. lack Pugh. Bobby Weems, Donna Dick, Sharon Webster, Dorothy Hackett. Irene Brown, Wilma Ieane Hendricks, Inez Acklin, Ioyce Acklin .... Second row: Vivian Harding, Marianne Still, Mary Watson, Ieanette Maphet, Ruth Hankins. Betty Martin, Beverly Becker, Gail Brown, Uldine Harris, Darlene Wiley, Cleta Thomison. Violet Wilson. Ioe Thompson. Eugene Tennant .... Third row: Paul Raymond. Lloyd Macy, Galen Mcfleynolds, Cova Kelly, Charles London, Iames Keeler, Betty Gayle Allen, Laura Kock, Freda Bowman, Virginia Thomton. Ioan Purkey, Mauna Grizzle. Betty Sanders. ........... . Zffffff First row llelt-rightl: Bob Cunningham. Donald Barium. Leroy Barker. Iimmy Crow, Richard Brown. lim Davis. Boyd Cone, Elden Berry, Pat Bessett, Henry Douglas, Billy Braden, Ierry Austin. Howard Applegate. lames Besson, Richard Elston .... Second row: Malda Bullock, lack Bowman, Betty Allen. Ice Cloyd. Loetta Bevan. Dean Funk. Betty Ketron. Dennis Edwards. Christina Mayo. Thomas Flaudy. ElWanda Hopkins, Mary Lou Dillion. Harold Bruns .... Third row: Steve Horosko. Florence Crosly, Maxine Engle. Iune Schriver. lane Asher, Louis Field, Dewey Squirs, Clinton Mosier, Buddy Bryan, Keith Iohnson. Edna Mae Picklord. Donna Meyers. Oliver Fleery. Kenneth Burell, Earl Overman. First raw lleft-rightl: Warren Beaumont. Reta Hawkins. lean Lemaster, Florence Reese. Melva Cole. Margaret Crebs, Patsy Davison, Robert Anderson. Keith Carpenter. Wanda Wright. Robert Atchavit. Eugene Nelson, Eugene Beck, Pletcher Rogers. Iohn Thompson. Dale Kramer, David Amsbury .... Second row: Stanley Wilson. Gerald Bellesine. Helen Wright. Phyllis Farthing. Lila Stutzman. Agnes Selenlre, Ioan Norman. Bobby Stephen. Mary Smith. Eleanor Shaffer. Lorena Sharp. Vida Snelson. Billy Svoboda, I. B. Tarr, Leaford Sandridge .... Third row: Donald Shouse, Betty Baumchen, George Smith. Ted Rogers. Marvin Wendler. Ieanette Shouse. Geraldine Krebs. Frank White, Byron Spears. Roma Wise, Pat Bare. Ronald I-Iammel, Lloyd Higgins. Donald Lank. lennie Thomas. Waynona Newcom .... Fourth row: Iames Baker. Alice Rea. Dorothy Scott, Ierry Staton ...... 5eecenZ'fz.,.l First row Cleft-rightl: Oscar Cole. Lela Foudray. Austin Bowyer. La Iune Hall. Robert Folger. Loye Beach. Beuna Harwick. Hugh Beckham. Donald Blair. Iackie Ratclitl. Ioanne Fletcher. Edward Crane. Donna Baltzell. Howard Pohlenz. Vernon Pool. Eugene Brown. Rose Marie Dillon. Patricia Long .... Second row: Robert Porter. Iames Monroe. Helen Bamey. Walter Dreiling. Tommy O'Bannon. Ira Lee Loghry. Annie White. Anita Bunton. Virginia Powers. Harold Ahlstdet. Robbie Nell Hall. Clair Hudspeth. Leon Smith, Frank Martinez. Io Barnett. Doris Gibson .... Third row: Max Bramble. Duane Peterson. Patty Grayson. Pauline Sexton, Violet Nixon. Fanny Egger. Mary Lou Brown. Nancy Bradley. Ianet Russell, Wanda Gentry. Margie Freeman. Nellie Mae Gingerich, Leroy Acklin. Richard Bethea. Milford Atkins. Fourth row: Bobbie Adamson. Bobby Bishop. Donald Clayton. Charlene Bedingfield. Ioyce Billingsley. Evelyn Fortner. Mary Lea Asher. Steve Allen. Milo Bird .......... First row tlelt-rightl: Ronald Crabb. Marilyn Miller. Patricia Watson. Mary Lou Davis. Imogene Mc- Cratic. lane Courtright. Iohn Hower. Betty Sue Estes. Billy Sheetz. Maurine Cole. Valiean Chinn. William Forbes. Elaine Neer. Melva Cantwell. Lavonne Byers. Lavon Davenport. Charlene Carlyle. Second row: Earlene Nina Johnson. Beverly Collins, Bonita Overman. Charlene Oakes. Raymond Chandler. Dolores Solomon. Barbara Collins. Evelyn Dale. Lynn Ellis. Virginia Lee Cook. Glenda Koch, Larry Harris. lva Lee Crider. Phyllis Danielson. Alma Dennis .... Third row: Donna Cox, Ieanne Don- aldson. Raymond Decker. Iessie Neal. Ioan McClure. Guy Curb. Hazel Brewer. Louise Fuller. Barbara Gilham. Eleanor Nation. Royse Ferguson. Carolyn Meyer. Rosella Claytcn. Miss Stauler .... Fourth row: Lois Bond, Sylvester Belisle, Norman Edens. Harold Bowers. Hulen Risenhoover, Emestine Wiley. YVilma Farthing, Eugene Funk. Allene Cochrum, Betty Pelton ......... Seven-Z'fz............. First row lleft-riqhtl: Richard Hassur, Ora Mae Harris, Melvin Iohnston, Harold Brown. Darold Watkins, Wesley Holman, Lyle Iones, Warren Morris, Colleen Hopkins, Mary Oliphant. Ralph Burnett, Buddy Newman, Royce Lack. Marilyn Quick. Beverly Barr. Maiorie Brewer, Helen Hawk, Billy Kimball .... Second row: Paul Martinez. Donald Adams. Iames Goodsell. Don Hale, William Dancy. Stella Graham, Norma Chace, Elizabeth Todd, Barbara Rector. Iune Miller. Edna Eddings. Barbara Sluder. Catherine Hartzog, Delores Armistead, Kathlene Boyle .... Third row: Delbert Hestand, I. E. Minqe, Charles Chandler. Mervin Roberts, Imogene Mathews. Oneta Wyatt, Faye Letterman, Richard Holloway, Emestine Solomon. Novella Bullock. lack Iordan, Bobby Hopper. David Maxlield, Mrs. Vera Davis. First row Cleft-riqhtl: Martha Smith, Melvin Simon. Bonnie Sykes. Geraldine Parks, Darold Block, Shirley Menadue, Sherry Lou Perry, Iunior Mclntyre, Alan Foster, Virgil Mitchell, Walter Williams, Iohn Trot- man, Lawrence Sturdevant. Mary Io Burrows. Helen Sims, Betty Farthing, Rose Mary Mounts, Daryleta Herr .... Second row: lean Harms, Gwendolyn Smith, Naomi Spears, Richard Whittington, Erma Iean Striplinq. Virginia Slankard, Gloria Borgendale, Buddy Fielder, Roy Treadwell, Helen Strobel. Virginia Prindle, Russell Baxter. Billy Radford, Troy Shaw, Peggy Farmer, Frances Spalding, Bob lean Cham- bers, Shirley Hedges .... Third row: Ioan Sholander, Ieannette Morrison, Norma San Sorell, Helen Iane Soft, Charlotte Rhodes, Harry Dooley, Delbert Skinner, Truman House, Leon Trippe, Bonnie Lee Bur- rows, Valna Goodrum. Eugene Cook, Ralph Birdsell, Charles Walker, Dean Goodrum. Phillip Schneider, Mrs. Hooler. ............... . .-S'waufA....l-- First row lleit-rightl: Bobby Hoover. Leslie Riley, Raymond Lemasters, Howard Reimer. Iames Peeples Floyd Ferrel, Bill Hendricks, LaQuita Leighton, Doris Yohn. Frances Reynolds, Rex Wade, Iimmy Kinders, Alvin Iohnson, Billy Nelson, Claude Sullivan, Bobby Helms. Iames Wood. Ioan Redfield .... Second row: Gaylene Middlough, Marlene Nahwoosky, Vemon Cramer, Ina Mathews, Ioan Banta, Bobby Ward, Douglas Holly, Lorene Schaiier, Ioe Boley, Bobby Whatley, Delores Ellis, Anna Marie Wiley, Mariorie Deil, Ada Hammons, Norma Poland .... Third row: Dixie Io Vennillion, Kenneth Logston, Larry Hicks. Ioan Myers, Glen Kelly, Ethel Weaver. Billy Merrel, Wallace Selvidge. Howard White, Iames Watson, Ann Rita Werth, Patricia Crittenden, Evelyn Poland, Mariorie Ellis, Katie Cokes, Mrs. Reed .... Fourth row: Gene Rogers, Charles Martin, Irvin Richards, Charles Henderson, Virginia Cunningham, Mildred Egger, Bonnie Fewell. ......... . First row tlelt-rightl: Dickie Dove, Carol Smith, Charlie Dressler, Dixie Wallace, Dean Chippeaux, Mary Todd, Robert Patterson, Francella Keah-Tigh, William Hartman, Ieanne Eubanks. Roy Mitchell. Earlene Huis. Billy Woodring, Neolah Hrabe, Conway Harms, Ruth Roby, Donald Stokes .... Second row: Bobby I. Purdin, Conrod Ehart, Alma Holcomb, Don Laswell. Marilyn Prichard, William Riggs, Marlene Iohnson, Virgil Kelley, Delene Sailor. Marvin Webber, Io Ann Hinson, Bobby Wise. Myrna Main. Iim Kershaw .... Third row: Eldon Riches. Harold Beniamin Dixiree Morrow, Audray Martin, lack Beniamin, Elma Hudson, Iimmie Morris. Yvonne Klolrowski, Iames Hayes, Opal Rohr, Glendee Tole, Fern Turner, Charles Hill, Wanda Iohns, Miss Martin .... Fourth row: Amelia Ketcheshauno, Mary C. Hittle, Rita Sweet, Richard Whisler, Charlie Hall, Patty Hull, Iuanita Ienlrins .... 1 404: rw..-1. Front row tlelt-riqhtl: Kenny Sidener. Roger Kramer, LeRoy Barnes, lim Lane, Bob Nelson, Chauncey Rice. Kelly Ratzlail, Bob DeForest, Kenneth Rucas, George Mounts .... Second row: Bob Hutchinson. Leo Carter, Louis Bowles, I. D. Hall. Dick Fletcher, Edwin Perkins, George Steed, Bob Cook, Fred Short. Don Simms .... Third row: Assistant Coach Dale Miller, Sam Thompson, Haldene Mason, Don Green. Walter Evans. lim Pittman, Bill Sanstrom. Frank Smith, Tommy Wiqqans, Bill Shepherd, Marvin Olds, Howard Roberts, Vemon Bevan, and Coach lay Hunter ........ The year nineteen hundred forty-four found the new and mighty Planeview High Gremlins busily at work on the gridiron. Under the instruction of flight officer Coach Chief Hunter and his assistant, Uncle Dale Miller, the Gremlin Crew went forth into its Hrst year of service. The Gremlins got off to a flying start in winning the first home games. After a streak of bad luck they rallied again to finish the season with a total of two games won, four lost, and one tie, thus provid- ing a percentage of .28S. Twenty-five members of the Gremlin Crew received letters as reward of their meritous achievements both on and off the gridiron. Several of these forty-three gridiron crewmen have now joined Uncle Sam's forces, leaving to those behind a record in sportsmanship to be upheld by all forth-coming gridiron crewmen. Euketddl First row ileit-rightl: Chauncey Rice, Bob DeForest, Red Armstrong, Richard Schroeder, Don Sims, Don Clark. Bob Hutchinson, Terry Webster .... Second row: Rex Childs, Norman Showalter. Ralph Showalter, Louis Boles, Ray Barbour, Fred Short, Charles Hendricks .... Third row: Coach lay Hunter. I. D. Hall, Marvin Mercer, Homer McKellips, Bob Gilkison, Bill Showalter, Assistant Coach Steve Horosko. . . . . . . . The outlook for Gremlin basketball was at a low ebb in the fall of 1943 with no equipment nor facilities for active participation in this sport. But nothing could stop this Gremlin Crew, for some 25 boys reported for primary practice at the Y. M. C. A. under the supervision of Coach Chief Hunter of Wichita University. Basketball was soon put in the sport light, however, with a newly constructed gym and new equipment. The new Gremlin Crew went forth to their battle on their home runway against Augusta, january 7. Five feet, seven and one-half inches of basket- ball player in the person of Red', Armstrong gave 1 1 . .. . . . . - . the Gremlin Crew a good start for the season. Red was in there at all times and chalked up the largest score for any single player. One must not, however, forget the presence of the other Gremlins on the crew who constitute the mainstay of the team. The loss of some lettermen of last year seriously handicaped but did not keep the Gremlins from a Hmemoriable season. Although the Gremlin Crew, inexperienced as a team, hit many an air pocket, they never weak- ened and thus Hnished the year in blazing glory . . . not so much in total score, but in fair play and sportsmanship. pep ezaa........ ..if?9 Charlie Bonham. Mike Keener. Kathryn Brown, Bob DeForrest. Mrs. Herring. Lenamue Smith. Margaret Robinson. The Gremlin Squad took off in forma- tion with the Pep Club ground crew cheering them on to a victorious mission! This familiar sight happened numerous times during the past year in both foot- ball and basketball games. In their uniforms of black and white, nearly 150 boys and girls followed their cheerleaders in the vigorous yells of this peppy organization. At the front', this year we found Joe Feagins, Jo Anne Higdon, Margie Long, Kathryn Brown, Loween CCharlieJ Bon- ham, and Cy Cochran - cheerleaders. At mid-year Joe, Jo Anne, and Margie bailed-out,' and the flight was resumed. In the control tower Mrs. Jennie Her- ring was aided by the Pep Club cabinet - Margaret Robinson, president, Lenamae Smith, vice president, Bob DeForest, sec- retary, Kathryn Brown, treasurer, and Mike Keener, program chairman. These brass hats planned missions for the fol- lowing: the crowning of the football queen, Kathryn Brown, the crowning of the basketball queen, Betty Bradrickg the Pep Club dances, the football banquet, and the basketball banquet. The Pep Club sponsored two recon- nassance flights to El Dorado and Win- field. Near the end of the year, i'Gertie the Gremlin, in the person of Delores Brown was commissioned a member of the ground crew to do acrobatics during the games. Gamma Hail...-.. Commanded by L. H. Caldwell this or- ganization, the youngest in P. H. S., was organized to assist with the visual educa- tion program. From this group developed a club which proccdcd to equip the Base Operations and Photo Lab Qshown at the leftj. Up- on the completion of a flight mission the crews rushed back here and developed the results. At the top Squadron Leader, Lawrence Norman flashed a picture of the crew lined up for review. Top row Cleft-rightjz Jack Barkus, Lloyd Mahan, Kenneth Jones, Bill Ryan, George Shifferdecker, Bill Myers, First Engineer Marion Nation, Bill Rector, Richard Werth, C. O. L. H. Caldwell, Paul Smart. Center row: Dwight Beckham, War- ren Twogood,Donald Clayton,Bill White, Judd Hendricks, Bobby Neu, Finance Officer Victor Wright. Front row: Squadron Leader Lawrence Norman, Hugh Beckham, Jimmy Laflin, Ray jones, Donald Shouse, Bill Gile, James Hayes, William Pohlenz. At right a crew is warming up a ma- chine for a class room show. fad I Gaancd 1 i lLett-Rightl: Anne Beckham, Patricia Blunk, Martha Anglemeyer. Ellenore Hobson, Miss Anderson. Llewelyn Borqendale, Roy Seal. Bertha Newby. Lois Bird, Arroline Swonqer. Rex Speckmann, Paul Walk. Kenneth Willinqer. Neil Gibson. . . The Instrumental Council is comprised of twelve members - seven from first band and five from first orchestra. Since this crew is the governing body of the instrumental groups, it is their duty to solve problems which concern the bands and orchestra. Crewmen from the band are: Rex Speckman, Anne Beckham, and Bertha Newby, seniors, Ellenore Hobson, Roy Seal, and Paul Walk, juniors, and Neil Gibson, freshman. Crew representing orchestra are: Pat Blunk, senior, Martha Anglemyer, and Lois Bird, juniors, and Kenneth Willinger and Llewellyn Borgen- dale, sophomores. Anne Beckham, representative from band, serves as navigator in the position of president of the council, While Pat Blunk, representative from orchestra, is her assistant navigator in the position of vice president. Other officers of this crew are: Elle- nore Hobson, secretary and treasurer for band, Paul Walk, secretary and treasurer for orchestra, Bertha Newby, librarian for band, and Martha Anglemyer, libra- rian for orchestra. BanJ....1-.-. Our school has four bands composed of students in different playing levels - begin- ners, third, second, and first. The first band, the performing organization, appeared in many varied events under the direction of its pilot, Miss Ruth Anderson. Football and basketball games were greatly enlivened by the playing and marching of the band. The Anthony game was the scene of the band's first marching maneuvers in which Neil Gibson acted as drum major. Qther football games at which the band performed were with Mulvane, Augusta, Harper, Winheld, Andale, and El Dorado. The band's first appearance in this year's basketball season was continued with the band's appearance at the Mulvane, Sedgwick, Leon, Augusta, Hillsboro, Kingman, Emporia, Pretty Prairie, Harper, and Coffeyville games. Gutstanding events of the year i were trips to Wfinfield and Strother Field, to El Dorado and to Augusta. A series of concerts for children were given in the latter part of the year for the four grade schools. The band as well as small ensembles and soloists entered the district contest at Wichita University in April. A rating of highly superiorn was awarded the band. Uwhema To the seniors memories of the orchestra may represent the completion of their high school careers, for it was to the music of this organization that they marched across the stage to receive their diplomas. Thirty-six pieces comprise the crew of the orchestra under the direction of their competent Flight Cfficer, Miss Ruth Anderson. The crew's first public take-off of the year was at the Thanksgiving assemblies. Other missions included the Christmas program, between-act intervals at junior and senior plays, commencement, and baccalaureate. Maznecl Giwuu One of the numerous musical ground crews is the Mixed Chorus. This organization consists of 45 Gremlins under the direction of their Flight Commander, Mrs. Lois Cochran. Voices for the crew were appointed at the beginning of the school year by their direc- tor although several crewmen have since been lost to the armed forces. The chorus meets biweekly for rehearsals before making their public take-off. The outstanding performance of the year was their appearance at Wichita University in the spring music festival. Here they competed with Class B schools to receive a rating of highly superior. Other public appearances of this crew have been the fall and spring concerts and assembly programs. 3 Q'zaL1'Qlee ew...- Fifty-four Gremlins compose the Girls Glee Club, a musical ground crew in our school. These Gremlins are under the direction of their Flight Commander, Mrs. Lois Cochran. Their warm-u sv of the ear were the s rin and fall concerts and assembl ro- P Y P g Y P grams, which primarily served as drills for che final reviewv . . . the music festival. They were given the commission as a superior group by the reviewing officers. lf, .4 Aeronqut Staff Standing Klelt-riqhtl: Carol Heidemann. Derrel Hixon. Twila Machin, Frances Zim- merman. Betty Bradrick. Anna Mae Dethlott. Betty Rackley. Iustenna Hill. Myrlyne Martin. Bettie Payne. lack Richardson .... Sitting fleft-riqhtl: Aileen Graham. Rea Daugherty. Iean Taylor. Elaine Latimer. Lenamae Smith. Lois Bird. . . To promote the best interests of PHS has been the goal toward which the Aero- fmuf staff of 1944-45 has been striving, under the guidance of the staff and com- manding officer, Miss Mary Harnly, and through the cooperation of the adminis- tration and faculty. Although handicapped by such ob- stacles as a small and inexperienced staff in a new school without traditions, the class has consistently published a paper of merit. The Gremlin crew during the first semester was Carol Heidemann, editor-in- chiefg Jean Taylor, feature editor, Jac Courtright, sports editor, Elaine Latimer, advertising manager, Jean Taylor and Rea Daugherty, make-up editors, and Darlene Shepherd, circulation manager. Several changes in the crew were made at the beginning of the second semester, with Betty Bradrick becoming feature editor, Derrel Hixon, sports editor, and Aileen Graham, circulation manager. Reporters and editorial assistants were as follows: Lois Bird, Ylita Bonham, An- namae Dethloff, Justenna Hill, Twila Machin, Myrlyne Martin, Betty Payne, Betty Rackley, Jack Richardson, and Frances Zimmermann. Lenamae Smith and Kathryn Showalter were the staff typists. '7czfupin-1...l. lLeit-Rightl: Betty Anderson. staff assistant: Kathryn Showalter. staff assistant: Lawrence Norman. photograph editor: Miss Ianet Holloway. sponsor: Bertha Newby, stall assistant: Lenamae Smith, assistant editor: Neil Smart, sales manager: Anne Beckham. business rnanaqer: Betty Puckett. editor- in-chief: Barbara Collison. advertising manager. Inset: Bill Shepherd. sports editor. Not Pictured: Lois Smith. art editor. . .... . The completion of the TALESPIN marks the end of the second year of progress for Planeview High School. In compiling this year book, we have tried to give you an account and colorful picture of your school years in ole PHS. It is only through the cooperation of everyone that this, the first publication of TALESPIN, has been made possible. We do, however, give a hearty vote of thanks to Mr. L. H. Caldwell and his camera club for aiding us in getting the necessary pictures for this book. We also appreciate the work of Miss Patricia Neal who has been cooperative in correcting occasional errors. Never to be forgotten is . . . . . . . s n Miss Janet Holloway, our sponsor, Who has spent many endless hours working with the staff to produce this first year book. Without her guidance and untiring effort, Q! ' ' ,Y our mission could never have been ac- complished. This book is not only a book of school memories, but of memories about you and me and the guy next door who have done something toward building a plane to an- nihilate the enemy trying to destroy our Way of lifef, It is for this reason that we have used the aeronautical theme throughout this book. And now in closing, our hope is that this first year book of Planeview has made a three-point land- ing with you. Sr-mica Gal Raiwiue4...11..- tLelt-Rightl: Dorothy Smith, publicity chairman: Iuanita Keener, president: Carol Heidemann. program chairman: Mrs. Ada Thoma, sponsor: Dorothea Parks, secretary: Beverly Wamer, finance chairman: Roberta Clark, social chairman: Carrie May Gay, co-service chairman: Virginia Tarr, treasurer: Margaret Robinson, worship chairman, and Ioyce Sholander, music chairman. Not Pictured: Miss Stauler, co-sponsor: Elaine Anna Latimer, service chairman: Betty Estes. pianist: Ida Belle Hamilton, vice president. . . . . . . The mission of this crew is to find and give the best. This crew trains Grem- lins in leadership, growth, and fellowship. Carrying out this theory each member of the crew is on a standing committee. In both the cabinet and crew meetings worship services are conducted. The crew has sponsored a number of uflightsv: the war bond sales Cwhich enabled us to fly Gracious in manner I in partial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching zfovfara' the best Earnesf in purpose the Minute Man Flagvj, the service menis plaque, and the book nook. The Workers of the book nook bought and sold second hand books. The creW's colors are blue and White, and their song is Follow fbe Gleanl. The Girl Reserve Code guides them in their Way of living. Seeing flee beaniiful Eager for knoivlerlge Reverenf fo God Victorious over self Ever alepenalable Sincere af all times Seniaa Raman First row Cleft-rightl: Billy Io Atchison, Margaret Baunchen, Iacquita Stevens, Dorothy Basey, Betty Puckett, Ioan Ball, Evelyn Smith, Sue Rogers. Charlene Kuhn, Myrtle Lee Allen, Lois Bird, Wanda Altman, Pat Beck .... Second row: Doris Bennett, Helen Yohn. Marie Bamey. Carol Heidemann. Iean Taylor, Betty Bryan. Winifred Swallow, Frances Young, Dorothea Parks, Carrie Mae Gay, Edna Smith, Minnie Belle Crittenden, Charlene Parker . . . Third row: Miss Staufer, Kathleen Lack. Mary Ann Muth, Doris L. Iones, Ierry Hull, Erlene Douglas, Betty Goding, Leola Larimore, Hazel Boydston, Ceclia Ann Estes, Wanda Burton, Ioanna Wolienberger, Wanda Harris, Ruth Iohnson, Billy Mae Luke, Miss Neal ........ . ......... . . First row fleit-rightl: Barbara Collison. Mike Keener, Betty Bradrick, Dorothy Smith, Bonnie Vail, Phyllis McGuire, Betty Estes, Betty Abbott, Leara Letterman, Hazel Nichols. Ann Love, Ida Belle Hamilton, Beverly Warner, Virginia Tan' .... Second row: Betty Oakes, Ioyce Sholander, Ellenore Hobson, Martha Anglemeyer, Charlene Netz, Lois Walter, Kay Gronouski, Twila Machin, Roberta Clark. Wilma Bird, Fonda Nelson, Delores Decker, Mrs. Thoma .... Third row: Margaret Robinson, Virginia Chapman, Betty Hammel, Wanda High, Mary Plamann, Bonnie Finchum, Nina Greely, Ioyce Hedges, Enidardeen Botts, Iudy Cochran, Elaine Latimer .......... Seam Jia-Zf A. I. Overton Vice President Paul Smart Devotional Chairman Cy Cochran Program Chairman Llewellyn Borgendale Secretary-Treasurer Mr. I. A. Gronouski Sponsor 1 The Sr. Hi-Y is an active ground crew for senior high boys which gives service to the school and community. Mr. Gronouski is flight commander of this large group. The past year the club has been host to many interesting speakers at their bi-monthly meetings. Their meetings have been interesting with panel discussions and musical talent of the club. Representatives from the ground crew uflewi' to the conference at North High. The crew also flew to the Hi-Y tournament held at Friends University and North High. At this tournament Planeview received a pennant as an award of second place. uniafz dui-Q.,........ llleft-Riqhtl William Wolienberger .... President Galen McReynolds .... Vice President L. I. Nydeqqer ............. Sponsor Bill Myers .......... Assistant Sponsor Keith Garlen ..... Devotional Chairman IC!Ck Lane ......... Program Chairman Flight Report of Commander L. I. Nydeqger tSummary of the Activities of the Ir. Hi-Yl Fall and spring of the years 1944-45: Eighty -five Gremlins, forming the largest Junior club under one director in the state of Kansas, have assembled this year for various social gatherings and have taken active part in the collection of scrap for defense. This crew is a world-wide fellowship of boys united by a common loyalty to the principles of Jesus for the purpose of Christian personality and a Christian society. These Gremlins are paving the way for a new height in religious and spiritual brother- hood. Alamei' Ti, Mrs. Willis ......... Marilyn Hornbcxker. . Miss Cook .......... Martha Anglemeyer. Ioanna Wolfenberger. . . . .Sponsor . . . Treasurer . Vice President Wanda Harris ....... .... S ecreiary . . . Sponsor President The missions of this crew, bearing the dogtag', of Phi Beta Gamma, are: to stimulate a professional interest in homemaking, to cooperate in a self-promoted activity, to estab- lish high ideals for social behavior, and to give service to all. Any Gert in high school who is enrolled in home economics unit is eligible for enlistment in this crew. The briefings of this crew are held on the second and fourth Wednesday of every month at 2 o'clock. This year's navigators were elected at the end of the last school year, and they serve for one school year. The navigators consist of president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and two advisors. The crew's navigators and general staff appoint the standing com- mittees. These squadrons consist of the budget, the executive, the program, the hostess, the social, and the publicity committees. fa. Qu! Numara Front row Cleft-righti: Noami Gilkison, program chairman: Ann Overton. vice president: Louise Clark, president: Edna Neal. secretary: Roberta West, treasurer .... Second row: Mrs. Unruh, sponsor: Betty Ann Greer, pianist: La Donna Baker, song leader: Harriet Bloominger, social chairman: Patsy Davison. finance chainnan: Miss Logan sponsor. Two years, up to 200 in membership and smooth flying-that's the Jr. Girl Reserve. Their main assignment for the year was Lost and Found. Gremlins fly back and forth in a steady stream to claim their missing articles for which they must remit S cents. The pilots of this crew are Louise Clark, president, Ann Overton, vice president, Edna Neal,secretaryg Roberta West, treas- . - . . - . . . . - urer. Miss Logan Qhead sponsorj, Mrs Unruh, Mrs. Davis, and Miss Grote are the commanding officers. The Y. W. C. A. serves as the canteen Where they are issued fuel and ammuni- tion to do their stunt flying. These Jr. G. R. Gremlins turned to gypsies for one of their many missions. Their main objective in the fall was a party given in honor of the mothers of this fine crew. ufuloa First row Cleft-riqhtl: Nina Greeley, Avis Hipchen, Bonnie Finchin .... Second row: Minnie Belle Crit- tenden, Phyllis McGuire, Betty Estes, Richard Werth, George Shiflerdecker, Arlen Wiggans, Bill Sanstrom, Leroy Danielson, Roberta Clark, Twila Machin .... Third row: Martha Anglemyer, Beverley Warner, Ida Belle Hamilton, lack Richardson, Ellenore Hobson .... Fourth row: Iac Courtriqht, Miss Marabeth Reid. lim Pittman, Dick Fletcher, Sam Thompson, Raymond Barbour, Derrell Hixon, Paul Walk, A. I. Overton, Dean Trickler, Charlie Patterson. Roy Seal, lack Barcus ...... On the afternoon and evening of Fri- day, March 2, the Junior Class used a cast of 14 to test the Gremlins' ability to with- stand three consecutive raids of suspense, thrills, and chills in their presentation of Mystery in fbe Library. The action centered around the Bugle staff who chose the library of Clark Col- lege as the room in which to meet. This setting was a damp, ghostly, basement room which brought chills in numerous ways, such as the appearance of a hunched maniac. Against the dreary rain and wind- swept atmosphere, a comic relief was added in the form of Annie Goopy and Swenson, the dumbest one on the police force. The stage crew of Mysfcfry in fbe Li- brary consisted of IS mechanics who did all the little things possible for a suc- cessful flight. Even as the suspense was thrilling the large audience, the playmakers were add- ing up the total receipts of their efforts, 5260, which was appropriated for the junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The play was produced under the ca- pable direction of Miss Marabeth Reid. The staff and crew presented Miss Reid a gift as a small token of appreciation for action beyond the call of duty. First row lleit-rightl: Iennie Sublett, Pinky Smith. Roy Seol .... Second row: Lenomae Smith. Betty Puckett. A. I. Overton. Bobs Collilon. Raymond Barbour. Richard Schroeder. Dorothc: Matthews .... Third row: Miss Marabeth Reid, Rex Speckman, Ioyce Sholander, Margaret Robinson. Billy Io Atchison. Mrs. Spangler's rooming house at Brook- field College is the scene for the play. It is here that you find Ed Burns, the chemical explosion genius, Vic Lewis, otherwise known as Rembrant g and Howard Bran who types frantically on a late term paper for zoology so he will be able to graduate the next day. They come and go so fast you couldn't keep track of them if you were a paid spy. This is true on the day before Commencement, for in addition to the regular college boy roomers, their girl friends keep popping in and out, a few parents and an aunt show up, and the Prexy,,' and Professor Bean find occasion to call several times. And things happen!!! Spring fever has hit Brookfield College. The cast has felt the lost of three lead- ing members - Bill Showalter, Bob Nel- son, and chauncy Rice - who resigned to join the U. S. N. They were replaced by Juniors, due to the Senior man short- age. The play was presented at two per- formances, on May 3-4 in the high school auditorium. The proceeds from this play went, in part, to help finance the publication of the first TALESPIN which was sponsored by the Senior Class. Seniafvi '44 .TE Q if-nr Q'fi f ': ff 1 N... 1 Ear K 4 1' as 3 K J ' '-if '59, WTS 'Bird ' if l.-r,,.1 --15 ' 14 fa' is Y? il 8 ilu.n.!owmrcl Imlifin ,. uiclxisdn. THEIR YEAR . . . enrolling as first senior class of P. H.S .... going to school in bar- racks . . . class dismissed by cow belln . . meeting classmates from 42 states . . . gathering around coal bin for first assem- bly . . . Absent? Line to the office forms at the right . . . short run over the hill QSh!Q . . . election of class officers . . . fresh air crossing court between classes . . . name- less school paper . . . chosing school col- ors . . . organizing Pep Club, Student Sen- ate, Hi-Y, and Girl Reserve . . . starting basketball without a court . . . Christmas P ,Q 3553 Domi., lkiriihiin-1 -.. xx ik K X ex X, Mala n- glllvif fl11:lcf.Nx9i.g,:n A . 3 'iievarlmvu Our. fcfler' twralulinc Lowe gift of new school! . . . bidding barracks adieu . . . leaving class in the new building to the tune of Chiefs whistle . . . Uncle Dale giving up against competition of four-motored planes . . . jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom admist Stardust . . . order an- nouncements today . . . dead line for pay- ment of class rings . . . weight, height, and cap size, please . . . Class Day . . . last week of school . . . final destination of Gradu- ation . . . off to conquer the world. . . . There can never be another school like P. H. S. Seniafpi '44...l.l 4 . ax g. 1 Sli LW yhmf, gberl ,Rank 5' if? 1 5 5 .. A y 3 ,if g nn Iridaznai- 'i7fl1ar cn-nf Sho 1' .. i 4 .?hawT . :Xml Sizoes. Ivggtllnomwbflf K :WMP wut 1 l! .1 . fl L wk Tansy T0il-1-on Jn my Qlngei updkr ' i . We 1... ' 1 ' 1 f t f fffdm t Guia ol- fiLQ.i.f'5..,.fQ 19 l tmwiew H1 gh School pfikllibggdfv 19 Imogene -Rlurylztg XJ ' 6 Early in the spring of 1943, the admin- istration of this school dreamed of an edu- cational bomber fashioned after theifa- mous B-29. As material for this plane, S6 parts from 42 states were acquired. Production began October 4, 1943, and continued for nine months. The four mo- tors were Floyd Oglesby, president, George Harms, vice president, Bill Halter, secre- tary, Jerry Clothier, treasurer. The pilot, co-pilot, and navigator were Dale Miller, Miss Charlene Baker, and Mrs. Lorraine Norlin. The body was made up of the re- maining S2 students. High-lights of the year were the Senior Play and the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Life on the line was pleasant. The fac- ulty mechanics soon learned Where each piece was best Htted. In no time at all, the plane was completed. On June 1, 1944, the first P. H. S. bomber Graduation, composed of the S6 seniors took off into the strange World to prove its importance at home, at work, at college and in the service. The administra- tion placed goal metv on their produc- tion record. ln Scqrvice of Qur Coumlmi ARMY NAVY A '10, DWI I H.,u..,rAo R Ball, M. sne Le DWIJ D-.L-v-JhUfR0 ERP Uwmvles MQKJRPS ARVFS L. 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